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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-08
4 ese RATES OF FARE /
For Hackney Carriages and Omni bus-
es, Established by the City COun-
Gil of Columbus, Ohio. .,-r
THE OWNER, DRIVER Or OTHE

THE OWNER, DRYER OR OTHEK
Il person having charge Of any hackney carriage,
shall have the of the owner thereof, together
with the rates Of fare herein established, plainly
printed upon card, and continually kept in some
conspicuous place on the inside of such carriage,
for the information of passengers. Z .lHtj1 =
The rates of fare to be taken by owner driver,
conductor or ether person having charge of any om-
nibus, shall be as follows, to-wit: For carrying
person from any one place TO another, within the
limits of the CITY, or to or from Railroad depot
not more tIan twenty five cents; for children be-
tween the ages of three and twelve years, if more
than one, or if aocsmpan ed by adult, half price
only shall be charged for each Of such children; and
for children less than three years old when accom-,
rates to be charged for the use Of any omnibus be-
tween the hours of six O'Clock A . NJ, and eight
o'clock p. M and between the hours Of eight p. NJ,
and six O'Clock A. NJ the rates may be d0u bled. The
rates of fare TO be taken by any owner driver or other
person having charge of hackney carriage other
than an omnibus. shall be the same as the rates
hereinbefore established for omnibuses, ifthe said
carriage be used between thehours of six o'clock A.
NJ. and eight o'clock F. NJ and between the hours Of
eight 2: M and six o'clock A. NJ, the rates may be
doubled. ANY owners or drivers may make such ar
rangementpe per day or hour as parties may agree up
ona and every lwner, driver other person having
charge of any hackney carriage, SHALL upon request
of any passenger carry thereon, with each passen-
ger. in addition to one trunk, n0 eKceednghne hun
dred pounds in weight, two articles, such as va.
lse saddle bag carpet bag, portmanteau, bundle OF
other like articles, commonly d ed In travelling,
WITHOUT charge or compensation but for every other
additional trunk and every other such article above
named more than two, he shall be entitled to charge
not more than twenty cents; and any owner, driver
or other person having charge of any hackney car
rage, who shall demand or receive any greater sum
for his services than herein specified, shall, upon
conviction thereof before the Mayor, be fined in ant
um not less than one nor more than twenty dollars
for each and every such offense.
Published by order of the City Council.
auglO City Clerk.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-08

DRUNK ,rANDi DIsoRDEELY--There were
seven cases before the Mayor yesterday
morning, which were disposed of as fol-
lows Edward Thompson, Isaac Goldsbor-
ough, and Joseph. Bethel, for drunkenness,
werseach fined SO and costs, and committed.
Martin Tracy, for theasame offense, was
fined Land costs, and committed. Charles
Green, Henry Frank and John Brady, for
drunkenness and, disorderly conduct were
each fined % and costs--paid. g3e2I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-08

. RIcE's AMPHITHEATER.-An notice of this
new establishment will be found in our
advertised list of amusements. 1t is stu
ated on lot on the east side of North High
street, short distance south of North
street. and consists OF large pavilion, well
lighted with gas, and capable of seating
some $500 persons. 1t has stage with the
usual theatrical accompaniments. A per-
formance takes place every evening, and
hitherto with great success, the pavilion
being well filled at each performance.
The services of the celebrated song-writer
and singer, Jim Campbell, have been Sc
cured as Stage and Business Manager. The
renowned gSmnasts, the Arab Brothers, are
also regularly engaged, and perform daring
and wonderful feats. Besides, there are
twenty-five star performers, who go
through with every variety of song-sing-
ing, dance, farce, Ethiopian comedy and
mihstrelsy, pantomime, &c. &C.. Among
these performers may be mentioned Messfs.
Kelley and Clark, the noted clog dancers,
and Mr.. McAvoy, the great Irish comedian.
With the appliances he has brought to
bear at heavy outlay, Charley Rice's Am
phitheater promises to be quite q flourish
ing institution.
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An Order I'm Relation to Conf y
n - cnIed Property. .--,--.l.-

WASHINGTON, Sept!7.-Major Gen. How
ard has ordered the agent for Loudon coun-,
ty, Va. to suspend action with regard to
property claimed to be conflscated until the
records shall be carefully revised and cor
rected. This, it is believed, will tend to al
lay the distress and CONSERVATION excited
by the publication of the order for the con-
fiscation or appropriation of alarge num-
berof farms in Loudon county for the Use
Of the Bureau of Refugees and Freedmen.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-08

LEFT FOR THE SoUTHwEsrc--Gen. John s.
Jones, of Delaware, DIR. j. iWadsworth, of
Cincinnati, and j. B. Smith, Esq, of Bel
Lair, left here yesterday, as messengers un-
der the Soldiers Voting law, to deliver
election blanks to Ohio soldiers in the1U.
S. military servicein Arkansas, Mississippi,
Louisiana and Texas ~ .a'ooa n, as3's1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-08

RtvfstE NOTICE Attention is directed
tosthe ''Tnternal Revenue Notice,"i in anoth-
er column, 9, B,7 F. Martin, Esq, who has
been appointed Collector OF Internal Rev
enue for this, the Seventh Collection Dis
trict OF Ohio.oDa9 .H.1'r2 10 sllss1-3gr I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-08
New York Democratic State
Ticket.

ALBANY, Sept. THE Convention has
adjourned, having nominated the following
ticket: ForuSecretaryiof State, Maj. Gen.
Slocum; Comptroller, Lucas Robinson; At
torDey General, Jno. Van, Buren,; Canal
Commissioner, C. w. Armstrong; Treasurer,
Gen. M. X. Patrick; Inspector State Prisons,
G. o.. Perrin; Judge of Court of Appeals,
Long Term, Judge John w. Brown; Short
Term, Martin Grover
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-08
GEN. Lee Accepts the Presidency
of WashinGtOn College. ugr I

NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-Gen. Lee has ac-
cepted the Presidency of Washington Coll
lege, Virginia. Ina letter he expresses the
following sentiments; That it is the duty OF
SEzsn u % taa SpdssH d
the restoration of peace and harmony, and
in no way to oppose, the policy OF the State
ior General Government directed to that OBJ
ject, and that itsisa particularly dncumbent
on those charged with the instruction OF
the young to set an example of submission
to authority.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-08

THEg County, FAIR.---There was larger
attendance at tie County Fair yesterday
than on either OF the preceding days. The
receipts UP to this time are reported larger
than they were At the close ofthe third day
Of the Fair last year, 1Theexamining com
niittees report the articles entered, such as
canned fruitsodemestici manufactures ETC.,
t9 beEof thebe bestquality.T .sGal5,ldq,
This is-the ast-day- of the Fair. There
will bean bean exhib bitfoR Of fine stock.Gof tfot-
ting and pacing horses, ETC., As on yester-
day, nso toydaE, there will be music and
dahoing for those fond of the gay and fes-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-08

JoHNsyILLE,s Morrow county, out OF
population of about one hundred and fifty,
sent thirty one volunteers to the war, of
whom twenty-eight have returned to their
homes sound and well. ,,,,.., t, D., -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-08

OLD MAIDS AID SocIETY-The Fort
WSYnS Ind, Times clips the following no.
tice from cotemporary journal, and has
tieaudacity topublish It IN its columns:
SocIETY.--An Old Maids Aid Society was
organized at Warsaw last week. It has d
sfourishina membership of thirtyJ rUnmar+
tried gentlemen are requested to attend the
meetings& flafEE tgfGoE eS .OK
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Convention of Minne-

ST.,PAUL, MINI, Sept. ell P. M.-The
Republican Convention, after much ami
mated balloting, has just nominated Gen.
w. II. Marshall for Governor, on the 22d
ballot. The vote stood Marshall G5, Av-
critic 80, and Gillfilan 8. Gen. Marshall
briefly thanked the convention for the nom-
inatiOn T
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-08

NUMBER OF VOLUNTEERS FROM OHro.-
The. number of volunteers furnished by
Ohio for the NJ s. service, from April II,
1851, to April 80, 1866, isputdown by u. s.
Provost Marshal General Fry, at 31&349,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-08

OFEIcERs OF THE GRAND COUNCIL OF OHIO.
On Tuesday, the following officers were
elected BY the, Grand Council of Royal and
Select Masters Of Ohio: ,l-uss4r ~ %
VIM. M Cunningham of NewarkgP. G.
M; Isaac Robertson, of Hamilton, d. P. G..
M; Charles Brown, of Cincinnati, =, G. NJ;
II. Il. Wagner, Of Cincinnati, g. Pc. w.;
Joseph M Stuart, of Columbus, G., C.lG.;
FlaYius J. Phillips, OF Georgetown, G. r.;
John u, Caldwell, of Cincinnati, G.. r.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-08
,The Gold NIarIxet.

New YORK, Sept. 7.-Gold continues
strong, with continued large demand for
customs and tor shipment South. The
price is firm at 144A @l441s, but entirely
without speculative support.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-08

GRAND ENcAMpMENT OF KNIGHTS TEMP
LAR or The UNITED STATES. The following
officers were elected and installed TO serve
for the ensuing three years, at the Triennial
Grand Conclave Of knights Templar Of the
United States, held in this city yesterday:
sir II. L. Palmer, Of Wisconsin, NJ. E!
Grand Master tG5 oi iasl ri iiig 'spg5inhi |
Sir VIM. L. Gardner, of Massachusetts,,
Deputy Grand Master. " 3ofolSE
NJ SirJnQ. A. Fellows, of Louisiana, Grand
q Generalssimo. oIniaeuaani or ..E 'ojs1S !
sir Kent Jarvis, Of Ohio, Grand Captain
Sir Robert McMurdy, of Washington, d.
c., Grand Prelate. .o2!iq |
Sir Geo.o W. Belt, Of Missouri, Grand
Senior Warden JOTQHi uIA0
% 4 4, sir 4. #. 9, Ranney,of Illinois, Grand gsn4
Sir John W. simonlss,s lssN New York. sg Grand l3Isl
5sifjJOhn p, lE Caldwell, of Ohio, Grand Re-
l Sir VIM. 9. Munger, Of Kentuckys Grand
g g Sir Ezra /, Stevens, Of Washington, D. C.,
Grand Sword Bearer. - sl5 1Ho MOI stsif |
Sir Geo. w. Prescott, of Minnesota, Gran ]
sirJ. B. Covert, Of Ohio, Grand Captain
Guard. sbooc rg1 ie Uilgap Fass9irgbsT~aR |
The Grand Encampment of the Knights
Templar of the United States of America
adjourned yesterday. The next triennial
session win be held in St. Louis. m
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CITY.

Buy Solomonson's celebrated improved
spect2cles, No. 5 Neil House. They are
the'best in7the world SEQ advertisement.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-08
Henry q. FOOte Allowed TO Return
Irr laEH qr Home. =. u.

New YORK, Sept. THE Commercial
learns that the President has. permitted
Henry S. Foote to return to Tennessee, and
he passed through Cincinnati few nights
since, en- route to his home in Nashville, on
condition that he would not interfere in
politics.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-08

TfAcHEns' ExSMINATIoN.- There will be
an examination Of teachers for the Public
Schools Of this, city, commencing at the
High School building, on Broad street at
nine. O'clock this morning. -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-08

THE National Union ot Cigar and Tob bacco
Manufacturers commenced its second an
nqal Convention rSn at Cleveland on Wednes-
day morning, and elected the following Of
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-08

FLOUR-lFirm and unchanged at $40 90 for Xxx
red city made; $ll 90 ior Xxx white do; SS 1909 90
for Xxx red, country brands; 50 75@l0 90 for Xxx
white.
WHEAT-Sales 2cars old No. 1red Wabash from
store at 50 0j Old No. 2red held firm at 81 rs; new
No. red offered at 81 85
C0RN-Sale car No. mixed from store at 7Oc
OATS-Held at 46947J from store.
BARLEY-Sales car No. from store at 81 TO-
4 P0kk77City packed mess heldat ga 90. .Tr,rI
LARD-Fair demand and market firm at 24c for
SMOKED MEATS-No change to note in any ar
ticle. and market very frpiJ Sales 1000 Bs plain
bacon 2Oc: dried teef at 22c.
BUTTER-Continues in active request and firm;
sales at range of 2592Sc for good to prime Western
Reserve.
CHEESE77Quoted dull at range of Polio. Re
ceipts are light
EGGS-Nomipal at 24c. ,..
=. LAKE FISH2No1 White Fish &8 e5cDs rs; No.
9 do $8 90; Trout 50 259700 Pckerel 81 so; Her
ring - 5695 co.; Shad $500 Bass $780, -
DRIED APP IlES-Market Ss very firm and stock
light; held at Ire re and pay for packages.
. TIMOTHY sEEpp-sales 30 bpshats q a5; Is bush
SALT-Held at s225 for fine; o. 90 for coarse.
ALE AND P0RTER-We quote as follows: Pres
ent Use Xxx Ale $40; Stock xxx Sl4; Kennett $l6;
Pale Cream sll; Porter sl4. Half and quarter bar
MhLF%BariSg FsOfSsfS Malt held atsi roper bdsh.l
GRINDST0NES-Ber small size, SIS; do large
size, $ls Black River, Sl7 Independence, SIS; Lake
Huron, $751; Z9i III o. Isrp I sr. .-r LOO -s-.f 1t
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
COUNTY AUDITOR.

EDITORS ONO oSTATEsMAN:-Please announce the
name Of SAMUEL GUIIoK as an Independent Dem
ocratic candidate for County Auditor, and oblige.
t@ ~ AHOsT OF FRIENDS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-08

Ptesident77Iuther c.'walker, Of alti-
ViceiPresident W. Phillips, of Cleve-
land. '7n E,i' sTqdio H. - ,'r7'7al .-
Secretary and Treasurer Charles Baker,
OF Phladslphia,lam hooa 7o ,usm ,l..r
The Convention then adjourned till after
nOon.1li1atzlls. mann hll.L NM nrn.a. a,l
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OFFIcERs or THE GRAND CHAPTER OF
OHIo:-The following are the officers elect
ed on Tuesday by the Grand Chapter of
Ohio:arI 1oo- lai aa1s1iu Jc1dZ ..ir'rlg
George Rex, of Wooster, Grand High
Priest; C.tC. sKiefer, ofhDayton, Deputy
Grand High Priest; Peter L. Wilson, of
Georgetown, Grand King; w. II. Ruden-
stein, of Massillon, g. g.; F. T. Phillips,
of Georgetown, G.. T.; John d. Caldwell,
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. u CITY ITEMS. 4,
FRESH ARRIVAL %

so BarreIs of Choice Fall Apples,
Persons wishing to procure their winter
fruit can be furnished at my Store, No. 20
North High street. =" "
9"i1 n9s.1p 3afra. OFT ID. HAYDEN.
.sept.8-2td.r d.rv9a Gl.l 9vo1sST yli5Y I
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a ArnrNruM1BrNrprr OF Mr. LAURENCE

AfHENEUM--BENEFTr OF Mn. LAURENCE
BARRETT, AND HIS IsAPPEAKAEcEIN A SHAKES
PERIAN PRoGRAMME.-The representatives
Of true art should be ever well rewarded.
And we have seen none more worthy than
the ,beneficiare Of tonight. During the
brief space Of time that Mr.. Barrett has
been In Columbus, he has won alegion of
admirers, who will eagerly embrace this
special occSsionfto enjoy themselves by
witnessing q truly intellectual rendition,
ty one Of the 'best--if not the ve,y best-of
all the histriOnic artists of the present day.
The bill Of entertainment selected is all that
the most fastidious In such matters could
desire, the sublime creation of "The Mer-
chant of Venice" and the comedy Of "Kath-
arine and Petruchio," both from the magic
pen of the vivid illustrator of all ages,
'"our Inspired Shakespeare" We have
seen enough of Mr.. Barrett to assure us
that he has the magnetic power of in
terpreting these wonderful writings so
as to .impart to his auditors thrilling
delight rarely experienced. When this
extasy does come, tits the oasis in the
desert Of our dramatic literature. Oh,
that these opportunities would come more
frequently, for they elevate our tastes,
refine our natures, and make us more
worthy to leave our mark upon the page Of
time, where posterity may see, and admir-
ingly strive to improve upon that good
which has gone before. aJ Er9a ~
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COMMERCIAL cNATTERS.

a egsa~V RCiucinnati Markef. n r p eg
a FLQy n tThere wasa better de tnand for the low
and saes or choice country superfne were
made at $8 25 city held at 81 u.s. but we aid not
and family at 90 25DlO o.. The sales were 100 brs
supene at IS co. $50 do choice country at SS 25 500
DO family at 50 co. 100 do at $40 90. and SO do at
$40 so. =
AWHEAT-P old red winter is offered freely at
~ Op ReW Ied Is helds at 81 Oo9l 10. accordmgto
q1eNty 10 aictations can be given for Whit. irAe
saleswsse goo bushels inferior red at 81 co 100 DO
neMat ~ P Dc prime now ut 81 rs. and 100 do
CORN-A quiet market at 65d Csc for sound car
and ,heed; 800 bushels sheled sold at CSC
OATS-A good demand for new at Ale. holders in
some me cases asking 42c. Old are held at 5s9GOc.
o kiEIAt "a n me oe close prime new was offered at $50
q 3o3i S5 new 81 5Ogi 65 Sid spr he at 81 IS
9l 30, and new at 81 359l 40.
q, soSsasei iSs i9sSlzs {: sfd fesasdsi
q lSlgi 20 fof New Orleans, "a SU5l9G
BUTTER The demand is fair and with about
equal receipts! the marketrulsS Sdiet and steady at
Ohio and Western ReselvS, Prime to choice quali-
ties.
CHEESE-A firm and unchanged market, with a
fairsnippi ina and good local demand at IDl7o per
pound, aetuai tare, for Western Reserve and Ham
burg.
,EGGS-The market is quiet at 2O022c per dozen,
shlPpsrs count inpr me eondi ition. OF n-Lst .Yg
FtUlT-Green apples arc in good supply, and as
the demand is only OderAe and of local ch aracter
the market is rather dull at SO 0O94 so for prime
Northern and Eastern 10 ggfs .srs
at 90 90.
hEARTA :; sa!e of 100 Pigs soft Galena, atllc.
but there were buyers at $50 co. $500 pieces
bulk hams sold at 2lc; lard is held at z4c. -,
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Spring IL Is CHEEKY,
-, Winter 70 dreary, e.gA
~ @Green teovesS hang. Dat TIE 6ro,on h,usty fly:
Wien he Is shaken,
e'ilil anu Lone and forsakee, az
What can an old man do 6utd tdiei"
Why. take PLANTATION BITTERs. to be sure, and
with them . new lease of, life. The old srefmade
young again the middleaged rejoice. and the young
become doubly brilliant by using thssplendd Tonic
Dyspepsia. Heartburn. Liver Complaint. Headache.
Pains in the side "Crick in the Back and all symp
toms Of Stomachic Derangeme tyield at once to the
health-siyipg influence Of PLANTATION BITrERs.
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ReguIarTerm, November st.
Professors Tickets, $40. Naturalization, $5.


as1a, r. riAHI FACULTY. '' AEAf1Ti
!. GEORGE q. BLACKMAN, M. D., Professor Of
PRINCIPLES and Practice Of Surgery and Clinical
Surgery. 4 lt l.'--l .. "a = .YY' .a''-1 u,
JAMES GRAHAM, NJ. D., Professor Of the Theo-
ry aud PIactfce of Medicine.DHN
iBIWRlGHT, M. d.. Professor Of Obstetrics
:. CAG. C0MEGYS, M. d., Professor of the Insti-
tutes Of Medicine and Clinical Medicine. s.inhg
THEOPHIBUS PARViN, M. D.. Professor Of
p w. II. G0BRECHT, M. D., Professor of Anato-
ROBERTS BARTHOLOw, M. d., Professor Of
!. SAMUEL NICKLES, M. D., Demonstratbr, Of
j r, " SAUNDERS. M. D.. Presector to Professor
g. Q. WRIGHT. NJ. D.. prosectOr to Professor Of
Abnyy99nmagy-tl HUlN EDF tGN 1rkXG}1fTJ
THEOPHILUs PARvIN, MD, DEAN,
~. y l% Seventh street, Cincinnati. Ohio.
n ~.e-V i3fp .a'Tg55ob HnrsU3J psGl-t 4.
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House Tor Sale.

VIII be sold cheap. The Sutlef Store
House at Tod Barracks. Inquire of B. Gill
,mores Union Block. 2lisn sept7ldst
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ARREST OF CYPRIANs. 81 Officer Qualey,
on Tuesday, arrested three notorious oypri-
ans III IA open barouche In front of the
Postoflice. He, took, possession of the ba-
'srouche and drove them to the station house,
where they gave bail for their appearance
before the Mayor at two o'clock yesterday
Afternoon for trial, on the. charge of exhib-
iting themselves In public to the annoyance
of decent people. nor so4s2b
- At the, time appointed the defendants
were on hand. II, G. Chittenden, Esq, ap-
peared as counsel for the defense. After
hearing the evidence and the arguments Of
counsel, the Mayor fined the defendants
each ten dollars and costs, which they paid
and were discharged. ,sE ,..,. ,f < N
/0fEIcERs OF THE GRAND ENcAMPMrNr OF
-dOmo, The following are the officers of the
Grand Encampment of Knights Templar
of Ohio, elected yesterday afternoon, for
the ensuing year: y
& Grand Master, Herman Ely, of Elyria; :,
! Deputy iarand Master, Charles Brown, Cid
ctnnatk Grand Generalissimo, O. @. Kiefet,
dayton; Grand Captain General, G. B. Hyde,
Toledo, Grand Prelate, A. Phelps, Fremont;
Grand Senior Wardens II. II. Nagonef,
sCincinnati; Grand Junior Warden, b, Az
water; MassilIon; Grand Treasurer, r.
iThatcher, Cleveland; Grand Recorder, j.
dD.r Caldwell, Cincinnati; Grand Standard
hSword Bearer, E.sAi Hopkins Cleveland
SGrand WafdefsJs N. Stuart colambus.
90 3rggaadu ,HosaoAt .gad ~ +
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,,I SUPERB CLOTHS AND READY MADE CLOTH
ING.--By notice in another column, it will
be seen that fine winter stock of cloths is
just opened at the New York Clothing
Store of f. d. Clark, No. 12l South High
street. Every variety of substantial and
fashionable cloths for fall and winter wear
can be found at this establishment, and as
good as to quality and as cheap as to price
as can be found elsewhere. One great ad-
vantage in dealing at the New York Cloth
ing Store is, that the great variety in the
stock enables the purchaser to select the
goods best suited to his taste or fancy, or
of those for whom he may wish to purchase.
The, stock of ready made clothing is re-
ally splendid, and of equal variety with the
furnishing goods. In youths and children's
clothing, the assortment is large and of
every variety. -----.-.. ..--,
Q Persons who wish clothing made toor-
der can have the same done in a superior
manner at Mr.. Clarks establishment. His
chief cutter, Mr.. 8. w. Stimson, is one of
the best in the United States. Garments
cut by him are sure to fit in a neat and tash-
ionable style. - elo.Sr,gs
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County Fnir premIum., 4

The following premiums were awarded
at the County Fair on Wednesday, the sec
ond day Of the Fair: nalLr IN al-r IE
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49, -----T-----
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF ONO.
.45TH ANNUAL SESSION. |
H18eB.9. .li-r' ToY

THIS WELL KNOWN SCHOOL OF
n Medicine enters upon its 45th year with in
creasing prosperity. o 75uH ...H"HyN'iH
Lectures will be resumed as follows.p -
The Clinical Course will commence on the 4th of
OCTOBER the Preliminary Term. consisting of pi-
lures at the Hospitals and College Dispeusary, will
commenee on the 18th of October and continue till
he opening of the i+'Ft lE'Adi tIU1
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