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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-08

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Railway, the united States but subject the condition
thai Pignieres Co should pay the bins when they be-
s .s sSs% Up not sS Co.
them brought an action before Tribunal Of Commerce
asaina. both Brug'ioIe Co. and Psnsres GO. = o.
lain payment, but The latter made Manbourg an IN
strument OF theirs in whose they frequently ID
business pay the bills and continue in his uams ~
action against Bruslioe Co. These latter now alleged
Tia. not oay was Mainbourg not bona de holder Of -
bills aat fgnieres Co had right 70 maintain q
Co. no va!ce for them BrusIioe Co., in coussuusnoe.
demanded thst the action should be stopped On behak
of Ms:nbourg the allegations made were disputed, Sa
the President ordered that the action should be diooa
t1ued,
oAusKs OF THE FINANCIAL CRISIS IN EUROPE.
Aa meeting OF the London Statistical Society, held a
18th ultmo Mr.. Newmaxsh read elaborate paper, Goa
the history Of prices in 1851" His object was 70 trace
the causes OF the recent commercial arrangement, which
he said greater than any on record, and bore re-
markable similarity TO that In 1892 The peculiarly
the recent crisis was, that had not been preceded ~
Uspcs Of the He alluded 70 d.
facilities given 10 adveoturers for carrying ON their spss
ustioas, by the read!aess with which they obtained dis
in the circulation Of bank notes which had been
assumed as OF the disturbing causes, shown be
the last seven years which exhibited remarkable stsa
ness The cause Of the late commercial crse, Mr. New
marsh said TO be found In these variations in u
rates OF discount 50 long az advenurers couid ga
their bills discounted all went well but when prices wsre
failing difficulties in the process Of accommodA
ton aud then the system Of false trading came to an end
Abiding America and 10 the opinion that the crisis
there had been occasioned by the OF the note Ctr
cuatoc, he said that appeared from documents which
couo be relied that the circulation Of the banks OF New
York had not varied than that OF the banks OF this
country and thatthe notes issued bore but small pre-
portion TO the deposits and Investments Looking 10 tho
future Mr. Newmsrsh expressed the opinon that the
rivals Of gold from Australia would TO be equally
as advantageous as II had hitherto BEEN and that would
promote the cultivation of the extensive feds for enter
prise that are now opening in India, Russia AMI in other
parts OF the world.
Mr. HYwooD considered that the recent comnerciaG
nght be attributed, partly at least, to the large
amount o. English capital invested in American railways.
in which there comparatively small amour. " Anne
rcan capital engaged the system Of credit which
had been Denounced strongly he did not how
10 be prevented.
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NM p,as,IIo,s 4 Co. yesterday appeared before the
pyesdeot ~ the Civil Tribunal sitting in Chambers and
sse statement 10 this eGectIn July last they remit
ted TO NM. Pgueres Co, bsuse's, from uesre "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-08
The Slave Trade.



ettee from Marseies written the 18th Of February,
70 the Meas du MIDI contains the following about the
Adriatc.
II " rumored that the American bark Adrisc has beea
seen not tar from the Canary Islands This vessel,
having taken In full supply OF provisions at La Spezzs
would put into any port Spain Morocco where she
might be seized, but viii sail 70 port IN the United
states ia the even, OF which the claims OF those nte
rested only be addressed 10 the Cabinet at Wash
ing,On.
The published In issue Of Yesterday about the
sale Of the Adrat: 10 the Russian government probably
mistake.
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In the Commons on the issh ultuno Mr. LsaoucHsRs
said. hope the House Will allow 10 take this opportu
nifty OF correcting msoonceptoa, which has gone forth
the public upon point Of the answer which
gave the other oay TO the honorable and learned gentle
The member Tor sheffield On putting question IN me
with regard to Affairs Of Tire udson's hay Company
represented n have stated IN ohat question
that the intention Of her Majesty Governments forth
with take into their hands the whole of The territory
now administered by the IIudsons Bay Company What
did say was that II the intention or her Majesty q
government take immediate steps for taking under their
manner the island of Vancouver did not state that
vas the intention OF her Majesty government 10 take the
entire territory governed by the Hudsons Bay Company
wrh regard that queaon merely said that II the no
notabe and learned gentleman would for tho papers
relating 10 H. they would show exactly what steps her Ma
esty's government intended 10 take My answer wi re-
gard the government taking control into their hands
Immediately was entirely confined 20 the island OF van
couver.
Mr.. RoEBucK-I shall advert TO that point to morrow,
and only regret that the right honorable gentleman
has been misrepreseuted.
The X Kansas struggle ss viewed IN England.
From The london Times, Ieb. IL
We much bound-not by ge5Rfxphcai Inks only,
but by policy, alliances, and national lnterests-O tne
Od world that eycn now when Me United Stntes have
become first rate Power, and British America cousts
more than three millions Of Inhabitants most OF us skim
over with indifference every piece OF news uncohnected
with business which comes from the other side OF The
Atlantic. The Continent Of Europe sui maintains s su
premacy In our interest ssd attention. and question re-
lating 10 some third rate Kingdom, or some half
civilized and distant province, discussed at
greater lergth than the most important con
serns OF tbs New World We will not apologize
M our readers for suppcsiDg that they have little
accurate knovie1ge Ct the Kansas question. All 81
b,rs fsslirg sasrst slavery, art That In
, 1858-07-16

they took an Indian guide along, who ac-
cOmpanied them until they come in sight Of
the band Of Indians who made the attack,
when he refused to proceed further, saying
there would be fighting, he weeled his
horse and started back at full speed that
from first to last, they lost six of their par
ty One was killed by the Indians-two
were drowued-two died of fatigue, expos
ure, &C., aud one accidentally shot himself
that they struck good diggings several
times on a number on streams, and have no
doubt but that rich diggings extend all
along the route traversed by them that
they had but about one fre-arm to every
fifth man; that they did not know how ma
ny Indians were killed, &c, &c.
, 1858-07-16

RourE FROM VANCOUVER TO TIE WEN
AroHEE AND THoNPsoN's River MINES BY
WAY OF THE YAKIMA VALLEY.
The route has been explored from Van
couver over the summit Of the Cascades,
by John Boncer. and E. Fl. Lewis, and
they found good, practicable route on a
straight Northeast course. They found
the rise very gradual; encountered no snow
crossed no streams more than 20 feet wide
and one foot in depth. The contract has
been let to E. H. Lewis for $4,000 to open
a good pack trail to the open country on
the East side of the Cascades; said trail to
be completed within three weeks from date.
The party prospected on the streams they
crossed and found gold in every place
This route is seventy-fVe miles nearer from
this point than any other route to the
, 1858-07-16
Registers and Receivers Notice
TO SETTLERS ON THE PUBLIC LANDS

All persons claiming land in the foregoing town
Der n, 1850, and the amendments thereto, granting
donations to bona ds settlers are hereby requested
to file their notifications, sdecifying the particular
land claimed, and their location in the government
on or before the EIGHTEETH DAY Of AUGUST
next; and all persons in the above named townships
who do not file their notifications, herein requested
before the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER
next will forfeit their claims provided by the act of
July IT, 1854.
Given under our hands at Olympia this 18th day of
June, 1853
VIM. A. STRICKLER, Register,
S. GARFIELDE, Receiver.
June Is, 1853 6w30
, 1858-07-16
WASHINGTON, June 9Th.

w ASHlNGTON, Ouno Otu.
The session is to terminate on Thursday
the 9th. All the Appropriation bills will
by that time have been passed, but many
important measures must lie over till next
session for want of time.
The Committee on Territories Of the
House have agreed to report bill for the
organization of Territorial Government
for Nevada. The Senate Committee on
Territories will report bills for establishing
the Territories of Dacotah aud Arizona, if
the treaties extinguishing Indian titles to
Hands in Dacotah be ratified. .ttl #
Gov. Curry of Oregon, has been appoint
ed Register of the Land Office at Oregon
City.
The Oregon Admission Bill has passed
the Senate, but has not yet passed the
House.
A war exists in the city Of New Orleans
between the Democrats and Know No
things, and between a Committee Of Vigil
ance and the city government. Much con-
cerH is felt at this state of things. Fight
ing is expected.
Tomorrow, the Senate will take up the
subject Of the British aggressions on our
vessels in the Gulf of Mexico. I.
But report prevails, to-day, that the
British Government have disaproved Of the
conduct Of these officers in the Gulf and
have ordered them to Halifax.
The Styx had fred into vessel of Pen
sacola, and killed one Of the hands, and
that the United States war steamer Fulton
had gone in chase of the Styx, needs con-
firmation, as much as the former. ORIoN.
, 1858-07-16
New and Brilliant!
NoTICEl

TERRIToRH or wAsHn0ToN, In the District court Of
County Of ThurstOn, the I'd Judicial District
TO JOHN HENNING 11lh Lla ~ s
You arc hereby notified that Henry L. Yesler has
hed complaint against you IN said Court which will
come on % be heard az The arst term Of the Court
which shall commence more than three months after
the l6th day Of April 1855 and unless yOn appear a.
said term and answer the Will be taken a. con
iessed and the prayer thereof granted. n
The object and prayer Of said complaint ls 70 re
cover the sum Of TWenty-ihree hundred dollars f0l
personal property purchased of sald Yescr and foI
damages suffered By breach Of contract.
q "a q Z l4aH B.F KENDALL,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
, 1858-07-16

Northern mines Mr.. Boncer has travel
ed over the whole of the distance from this
place to that section of country, and has no
hesitation in saying that it is the most
practicable route TO the mines.
JOHN BoNcER.
GAY HAYDEN.
, 1858-07-16

So DIR. l.. J. CEHpkny.-We would direct the
especial attention Of invads to perusal Of Dr. L. j.
Czapkays advertisement to be found in another col
umn OF this paper in order to place the services of
learned and experienced physician within their reach
So much i'll has been inflicted on the human family
from the pernciOus and ignorant practices Of empi-
Tics, that it seems as if we filling bOunden duty
to make known where udicous reliefcan be obtained.
To those unfortunate enough to suffer from the effects
OF sexual or private diseases their i'll treatment,
we cheerfully commend DR.. L. J. CZapkay as man
of rare scientific and medical acquirements possess
ing all the requisites, from long experience and ac-
knOwledged skill, for the successful practice of his
profession. Having made sexual complaints espe-
cial study, like the celebrated RcOrd Of Paris he is
enabled to guarantee speedy and permanent cure in
all cases of private chronic diseases, whether the
efe ctsof contagion sefabuse or loss of virty and
in order that patients at distance may avail them
selves Of bis advice free consultation by letter is open
to them. The knowledge that we have Of the numer
Gus cures he has effected Of which were Of long
standing, leads to place much faith in DR.. C.s eff
cheney, aud commend him to the confidence OF those
in i'll health. ......
Persons not wishing to lose time in corresponding
please enclose $40 in their letters, and they will get
immediate attention.
Address L. ]. CZAPKAY, NJ. D.,
San Francisco, Cal.
, 1858-07-16

Dearsir.-Ycar J sIRoMA TIC VALLEYI
WHISKY" Is received, and after careful exam
nation End Il to be q pure article, entirely free
from the adulteratng Ingredients 40 frequently used.
W ~ JAMES J. MAPES, Chemist.
, 1858-07-16
JOIN BONCER.
GAY HAYDEN.

R9- DEATH OF SENATOR HENDERSON,
U. S. Senator Henderson, from Texas,
died at Washington. June Sd.
, 1858-07-16

Daly's Aromatic Valley Whisky
I, put up IN cases containing One Dozen Bottles each
For sale BY all the principal Liquor Houses IN San
Francisco. SIMS
, 1858-07-16
wM. NEWELL 4 CO., i
/ ffF Sole Agents.

Stdis Assayer's o6ies, 81 SoMsrsef Strsef, I
Boston, Mass, April II, ls5s. lf I
VIZ. II. DAILY. New York .-.
Dear slr-I have made Chemical Analysis Of you
=" AROAdTTC VALLEY WHISKY and hnd 4
pure, hne favored Rye whisky. containing 10 inln
rious matter Of any Kind and recommend 4 as aulta
~ CH1RLEs I. JICKsoN. MD,
.--... ...-r.r State Asaaysr
, 1858-07-16
MARRIED.,

BY the Rev. G. T. WHITwoRTH, at the residence ol
Capt. JAS. NJ. HUNr, in Olympia, on Monday, July
18th at y O'clock p. NJ, FAYETTE McMULLIN. Gov
enor of Washington Territory 10 MARY WoOD
daughter Of IsAA, WOOD, Of Thurston county.
, 1858-07-16
Dissolution of COpartnership.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXIST.
ing between J. ]. Westbrook and Shirley Ensign un-
der the name and style Of WESTBRO0R& 4 ENSIGN,
In the livery and transportation business at Olympia
is this day dissolved by mutual consent
j. J. Westbrook having purchased the interest Of
the retired partner will continue the business, As
heretofore at the old stand. He alone Is authorized
to receive and receipt for debts due the late Arm and
all accounts held against the must be presented
to him for payment
IL. wESTBR00K,
SHIRLEY ENSIGN.
nIvr,nfa T,,r. 1880
, 1858-07-16
lltw ANufrtisrmrHts.
.ZtN HAMS,


ZUU HAmss
100 bbls Clear and Mess Pork
100 half bbs Clear do
800 half bbls New Goshen Butter
200 cases Leaf Lard, ION ting
1000 bags Green Rio Coffee
800 mats Old Govt Java do
100 drums new Goldfish
100 half bbls No Mackerel
100 do No2 do
SO bbls Carolina Rice
1000 mats No China do; -
100 ceroons new Chill Peaches
500 mats No China Sugar
rs hhds New Orleans do;
500 bbls and half do Crushed Sugar
100 do do Coffee do
1000 kegs E. B. Syrup, and gals.
500 do do IA do;
200 half barrels new dried Apples;
1000 boxes Knapp's Candles
1000 do Chemical Sperm do
400 do Belmont do do in cartoons
so do Patent Sperm do
1000 do X. c. o. Soap;
1000 do Fay's do
1000 boxes Layer Raisins
1000 half and Or boxes do ! - ~
100 chests hpe Green Tea IL
800 cases do do | and 2b caddies
500 do do Black Tea, IN papers
100 do Olive Oil
100 do sardines, half and quarter boxes
500 do assorted Pie Fruits .f
100 do do Jams and Jellies
900 do Piper's Oysters = IL.
500 do assorted brands DO
100 do French Lobsters, 2b tins
500 do Brandy Peaches, gall
200 do Saleratus, IN papers rf
$50 boxes Colgate's Starch
1000 cases assorted Ground Spice
100 do Ground Coffee
so kegs Fresh Nutmegs
so cases Peach Tobacco
IS do Fruit and Mary's Own do
so do Virginia Offering do i
Is do Grape do;
80 do Cubannis do
$50 do Smoking do;
For sale by R. E. BREWSTER 4 CO.,
Im32 Cor. Clay and Front st., San Francisco.
, 1858-07-16
NEv YoHE, April 10, 1855,

NEW YoRK, April 10, 1883.
have analysed a sample Of a DALY'S ARO-
MATTC WILEY WHISKY and hnd Il % b
pure article Of fine favor and without any delete
''' ~-'N1' W JANIS R. Chiffon. n. D.. Chemist
, 1858-07-16
CHRYSTALLOTYPES!!
BELLINGHAM BAY, W. T.,
Cattle Market.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING ESTABLISHED
i a branch Of their business near Whatcom, are
prepared TO furnish the trade with BEEF In the quar-
ter or on foot, on the most reasonable terms.
The highest market price will be paid for beef al
SteilacoOm also we will attend 10 shipping stock
from Steilacoom TO WhatOOm or Sehome.
Also we will ship and sell cattle on commission
Cash advances made stock entrusted to their care
For particulars, address
J.R. MEEKER & SON,
Steilacoom or Whatcom
June IL. 1858 2etf
, 1858-07-16
FOWLER & CO.,
lRA WAED. a SMITH Il
WARD & HAYS,

WHOLEdALE ND HETAIL UEALEEd ~
FLOUR, WHEAT, SHORTS, BRAN, LUMBER, &C.
TUMwkTTR, W. T.
7 the warehouse Of WARD HAYS two miles
"A south Of Olympia at the falls Of Shutes river the
public will at al times hnd IN store and for sale any
quantity Of the above enumerated articles At prices
cOnfOmAble with the times. Everything they have 10
sell they win warrant 10 be fully equal 70 what they
may represent it. Small vessels reach the ycin-
ty Of their warehouse the food load aud leave
the ebb tide
Tumwater, Nov. 2s, 1850. 7ly
, 1858-07-16
Attractions Extraordinary !!
HARPER's WEEKLY,
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The Best and CAsapest Family Ns'rs
paper IN the Word u!
FIVE CENTS SunBER-$9 50 A rEAa !

FIVE CENTS A NUMBER--S2 % YEARi
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The new story OF ShaIles Disken5i enslllel s
ted. and will be succeeded BY variety O hnnng
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arrangement with the autnorl appears N - 'ksLs ks
Weekly simultaneously WIN u Puonea1oA N nns'
land. s.,,,a.. H..
, 1858-07-16
Increased Attractions I
80d%Ehn EsKbEh TH4EM5aH HNb MItRaE GEs G6lIiS aI ''
HARPER'S MAGAZINE!
COMMENCEMENT OF a NEW RtaLUkE

MIR. THACKERkY'S NEW STORY, Sz&AF ViT-
lHl Rinians" =" with many humorous Illustrations BY
the author, Is commenced in the present Deeember)
number Of Harper's Magazine. II rs printed nom
early sheets received from ne autboT IN advance OF
publication in England, Tor which the pubshers pay
Mr. ThAckeray the sum Of Two Thousand DollAn:
Mr.. Charles Reades new story, entitled Jack o. ~
Trades-A Matter Of Fact Romance written exclu-
sively for HarpsEs Magazine. Is alsa commenced IN
the present number.
Mrs. Gaskell author Of f"MaTy Barton, has become
a contributor to Harper's Magazine, and thrilling
story from her vigorous pen will sPpeAr in the Anua
ry number.
The Publishers have also the pleasure Of announe
ing that they have arranged for contnuanee o. the
popular contributions Of Wilkle Collins and tor an IN
cresaed supply Of interesting Stories and Instructive
Articles from the ablest American and EngihA au-
thors
More than One Hundred and Seventy Thousand
Copies are now issued Of each number Of HaTperS
New Monthly Magazine.
Harper's Magazine Is the cheapest periodical pub
lished. Each number contains from sixteen % foTty-
eight more pages printed In better manner. and up
on better paper, than any other American Monthly
Magazine.
, 1858-07-16
NJ n. 2UERDT0, s.aai
RTKIOEANs HyneloNs = oouLEsB.

HExT DooR 70 WILSON puNLARi9t HfiaI
Nun Sired, oiyuPiu, ". 7.
DR n. p. BURNS returns hls alnesrs thnnkl NJ
~ the lihenl aharo of patrunngs ho has rocrrnf ~
past ave years from discerning puhllc.
Dr.. Barns can Be- consulfad ALLY A. ~ oIlco. 81
espt when ahssnt on professional ba.nsr. Ihoser -
siding At q distance can Do % hy mail, . q I.I.l-
genuine supply of MEDICINES constantly a
hand. .-.
H.n-Pa.ticalnr Attention pala 10 dislasisos ~
Eyel, and Chronic disaasoI q Ne Blood "
Olympia April .. 1857. yno.1o.
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e. W. BEHHH,
HPH0LSTERER AND MANUFAC

~ turer OF Lounges and all Kinds Mattresses
beddi ns Cushlons Curtains Draper &c No ~ Supe
erlor STeet iil four doors below Commercial Brahch
Bank, Cleveland. Ohio.
All orders promptly eNecuted Particular attention pas
70 me laylns 9i Oh Cloths CarPetiug, Se-, &C
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Cleveland Produce Market.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE.

NUkNINU LEADER UFFIIE.l
Friday Evening. Aug 2, 6 2. N.
Business to-day has been very dull The unsettled condition
having checked operation in the two prnepA
articles wheat and -four.
WHEAT-There has already been large decline from ths
agures last week and buyers wiling to operate only a
further concession which holders refuse to grant The
oay ansaetsn could hear Of sale Of $50 bus red
At SlO5. This is much below the views Of holders.
OATS-Nothng doing In good supply and held al &c.
CORN-Dull at 70e-
BACoN-Hams and Shoulders continue active and firm a
previous prices
HIGHWINES-Sale 40 bbls at 24<c.
EGGS-Are hnsr a; better figures We quote them ST 6
&c. Sales made &c for good
CHEEsE-seIing only in small lots AZ former rates.
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Gnarauers.

ENG X AVING AND LITH0GR1PHTNG
RRAINARD & BURRIDGE. WOOD
~ ENGRAYERS AND LITHOGRAPHERs, Ran
street., Cleveland. o -
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School Books.

~ LY ask the attention OF leacers aud Dealers TO Il
school Books We Keep BOOKS in large quai
tes The stceE new and II good Condition. aud or ~
and terms reasonable.
Adams Anthmetcs; -
Anirews ald StoIdlri's Lafia GrlnmaT.
Andrews Latin Reader,
Andrcws' Classical Series;
Andrews Latin LeKicOn;--
An-hou's Classical Series;
Ano!d's Classical Series,
Anthons Latin Dictionary;
Ainsworih's Laiia Dictionary;
Adlsr's Progressive German Reader
AdleT's German Dictionaries; (2l E2 Y :
BOurdoa's Alsehiai -
BulloIs' EIg GIa nmaI.zE5
Browns Graam.u; 90
~ Berard's U, S. HIS CRY, nzES
Butler'sS iius E.
B0yd's Rhe, ic
. BuliOas' Classical Series,
COlbun's Arithmetic;
CovelI's Digest OF Easlish Grammar;
Clark's Grammars;
Cornnl's Biographies; 80 ~ -
Cotton Fneh's Biographies; -
C1mstock's Philosophy,
Cooper's Virgil;
Crosby's Greek Grammsrs,
Cutters Physiologies; 90
CrIttonden's Book Keeping;
Days Algebra;
Davies MaihematicI. Works;
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Sil-s'Ai SER ies'
Joilnsons Clceroi "a
Ruehner's Greek Grammar;
Leeendre's Gesametrv-
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LYells GeOlogieS;
IpSsng's II { Hist,rv-
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BUFFALO PRODUCE AIARKET-Aug q.
Inv rEI EnnLna

Flour-Q1et; moderaie dcmaLd prices easier; sales OF
LOO bbls al IS 5o5 g1od to choice brands extra In
diana Michigan Onio and Canadian. 756 90 for double
ezra -
wheat-8Ialket dull and lower; sales llO0o bush red
Ohio 81 To- and the close there buyers Al over
SlOs
Corn-Dull and heavy; sales 500 bu prime Ohio al 20
Oats-Quiei; sales loo bu al S7c.
Whlsky-LoWer; sales $50 bbls a &c.
Canal Freishts-Unchanged.
Recepss hours-Flour 700 ibhls, wheat s324 bu
corn 39600 bu; Us tn, barley 5l4 bu-
shipments BY Canal-Flour 3g2 bbs; wheat slOO bush
corn go
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND, Aug. 27t

PORT OF CLEVELAND, Aug 27th.
ARRIVALS
Steamer Ocean Evans. Detroit
Steamer oresf Queen, Miller. Buffalo =.
Prop Comet, Waits Buffalo, 66 tns 50 lbs sundres N
schf C J Ra lsr aIquetis O4 ore, Cleveland
Iron Min. Co.
DEPARTURES
Steamer Ocean, Evans Detroit; 272 lbs rGn. and lot Of
sundTies,
Ste 1mer Forest Queen. Miller, Buffalo
Prop. Buao, COnkey, Buffalo, l0 bbs hlghwinos 100 DO
pork l,69 do -four 6I2 bass wheat, 27 hhds bacon, t
n. Bond
Sehr a Peck smith. Buffalo. 900 bu wheat; S. D.
NJ; I 30 bu DC, c. F. = B.
Scow l.. L. Pendleton, kTemonts ID tons coal
CLIsr OF VESSELS passing in ald Of the Lock Of
tho WeaBd Canal Port CoIbourne, C. W furnished ly
the Lock Tender to p Dobbins Secretary Of the Board
OF Lake Underwriters;
BOUND WEST, August 25-Sshr. M0untainser; scOw lea
and Mary Ga the 2th-Barques Ihos - Park, Arclc-
bound EAST, August 25th-Prop. Cleveland; schr- Bay
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TIE CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY,

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their Track be ween Rochester and PitlsIurgu,
Will run Trains Daily (Sundays excepted as olIoyys
commencing MONDAY. Nav Ilth. ls5s