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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-13
FINANCIAL AND CONNER Ihl-.
NONE MARK EFT.

FRIDAY, March l2-G p. VI.
The stock market was quite irregular at The open.
ina this morning With an active business in all the
heading railroad stocks some Of them advanced,
while other declined. At the first board N uri
State skies improved per cent; Erie bonds. ISL, 7;
Illinois Central bonds, /; La Crosse land grant
bonds 4: Pennsylvania Coal Company, q; Pacif,
BtesDi,llp Company !; New York Central r. .l.,
A; Hudson River Railroad. /. Delaware and y .-.n
declined Z per cent. Reading. Is; Michigau 5outh-
eru, common, &; DO, preferred, q; Illinois = entral
Railroad, ] Galena and Chicago, =; Cleveland and
Toledo Il. Chicago and Rock Island, 2. w. state,
city and railroad bonds there was a very good retail
sor Of business. This looks a. though the purchases
were for permanent investment. Prices for these
classes Of securities were very well sustained.
We notice a steady return tide in the demand
for Ia Crosse land grant bonds. AZ the prices
ruling for this security there must be wide margin
for an improvement. A few months hence, when
the completion Of the road is less remote and when
the market value Of the bonds has appreciated We
shall beyond Doubt find public attention more Of
tncted ~ them AZ the second board there was a
very small business but better prices than those cur
rent in The street ruled. Ia Crosse land grant bonds
were in demand al an advance. and closed firm at
81 per cent. Chicago and Rock Island sold up to
s2A, but fell back fraction Michigan Southern
preferred, improved per cent. After the board the
market was a shade or two better
The transactions at the Clearing House day
were az follows
fOta cNchaLk sftttpr ilAN
Total balances. ti4,l"J q
The Metropolitan currency certificates were re
duced TO s709 oOO.
The Supreme Court has dissolved the Temporary
injunction r1 thr - eros and Milwaukee Railroad
COMPANY ,o rss.Ili1 then from issuing bonds for
fbe en- l....4c a pgriioi Of the rclj The OPT
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Awrs--Sudderly, % Friday morning, March ~, Nr
w. ns az. rrs ~ ~ ss family and the
beers aud friends Of Marion Hose Company 40 4
spoct'uy invited u attend the funeral, on Sunday NJ
tcrnoOr, 81 O'Clock, from his late residences, No 8.
Coiur bia street;
EIxyrY.--M March Chunk, IA, "a Thursday March
eldest daughter Of James wo,herproou, o. IDS city
Funeral Sunday Afternoon ai two O'Clock rom N"
residence Of her father No ~ Abingdon place The re
Atvcs and friends Of the family Invited 20 attcnd with
out further invitation
Clusurss ON thursday March H. Mossprm ~, orly
child OF u H. and August Chambers avcd mouths.
CoRNwp1r--Ou WEDNESDAY March 10, pErEs =, son NJ
fer snd Peter \. Ccrnwcll, aged year, 10 months
and - DAYS.
INC relatives ard friends 81 the family and The mem
bers OF the Fire Department respectfully invited W
tend the iGncra from No "a E1drdge street, Sunday
CpoatT At Il1thush. I. IN thursday. Msrch l
nelpEr Cpcokr vie cf ibinp Croose, ared az years.
rnnerul on s'nday afternoon, a, three O'Clock.
ssiE-In Btoosyn, Tuesday, March p, ~ tho resi
dcpoc Of her nephew, sonea Mise Eiiz,nEri Egoa,
in tho 5tsh year Of her age.
Iier remsins werc in.Sred IN Greenwood Cemetery.
FFss On Friday, March ie, HoRssr frNS. age, IS
years.
FtyS~-On Friday March n OF exbegs,ior Euzs. wife
Of James Flynn, in tho 29th year OF her age native Of
the rafieh Of Elphin, county Rosc0mInor ireland.
Tho trends &C the family are respectfully invited 70 VI
tho funeral this saurday) afternoon, ut two O'Clock
ir,n we .nyug y ~ r, ~ ana rsa -o sr ,,a
posc Of her soul, at tan oclccR A. NJ Her remains VIII
| be Inferred IN Calvary Cemetery.
InTH --0n Friday evening, March IL, OF meubranou'
Group, EsnY IorlsA daughter Of Edward and Emily ~
| Firm, tred . years and months.
Htiys On Monday, March HRsRy, intent son o. VIM
| ard Jane Hains aged mouths and 10 GAYS. -
Furera servioes sunday afternoon, at hve ootocS
a. No newest rhirth street The friends And relatives
| cf the f7miy N viied w attend.
A. flows The gentle rivulci adown the stream;
As the nieh, lamp burn dmly In lie htfui drcsn,
50 life onward fJwing. cbbing IKE tho waning tde-
Zen The fouutsin drying eor TIE stream doth ghie
As tie blush1g rosebud, Just bursting into bloom
J. but the emblem OF frailty bssting 10 is tomb,
So the youthful germ. are boyhoO1 path hath uoi,
is suddenly luckeo from earth 70 bloom ID The
| o. God. W. NJ
| HAtEIss.-Op Thursday, Narcb II, MAReiREr yoiAND
racd rs years daughter Of Columbus Harkins, OF Cater
ktnny, county Donegal, Ireani.
Tho ificuC and relatives are respectfully invited 20 al
tend the fuuera from her late residence No )Te East
| Eleventh street. Saturday.
| TlmrsaT--ou Wednesday evening, March 10, after a
sost Illness, Mr.. JOsEI ". BAEss0N, Printer, aged 81
! years. 2 months and ~ days.
Tno relatives and friends ere invited 10 attend the tune
~. from he Chy-Ch Ct toe Messiah this (amday) alter
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city Intelligence.

pss NEW poilCE SERGEAS1s.-Tne following are the
nsuss CT the sargcans o. police srpo1tei n, the
pcr.t session Of the Police Commissioners Thursday
tasS:--
Ivan O-dcu. snodgrass, denton, Cherry.
Joe. Kelly, Souder, Nottingham
S-C-opFey, Gilmore, Mackey, svayse
AZ J. Folerr T~s1la Williams, seaman.
k-rrusx , Smith, So1tnerisnf
s-wi.nars, Dixon Lush, hosely Lyon.
5-PsTs Benjamin B,ckman, ]. :. tope!anoi tf~H'a
e-fent Gienny, Aouo', Bogert
81 C. Pell John Young, Vim. +. Brush.
III c Smith, IAflp, Bsnhed, Griffith.
lc-HolmeV. Fnch, whtcman.
A-weea, Dc NO-sey, wemyss, Nathers.
De-Hsnts, Cpto-, Dlks, Vim. Deamster.
1.-N. Hicks, IcKelvey Hedd.n, Wyeth
2I-Rsypo7, Riley, sanford, ws-i.
42-stout, Boviey, Murphy, Snyder.
eecrre Fisher Vim. II. Mount, Thomas Moore, stephen
A lawrence % tae old municipal force were rcinstacd
nc egtt Ipsuectors vacancies VIII he hncc al the meet
ing Of TIE BOARD on Thursday next
TAM CARE op YouR Pocnr IN rH c,Es.-iadies fancy
tina they safe from pckpockov when they Gi noer
females N cars or onribuses bit they mistaken On
7b1rsday afternoon, Brooklyn lady who had been 3hop
ping In New York had her pocketbooG a5snactsd while
quietly seated beside well dressed woman Ia the econ
svenue and Peck slip There we're only few dollars
w. tie portcuoruac Int there was key IN u, more va
haAte y the owner, which Is advertised for.
WV CoUNuugur NfIs--A counterfeit 81 BIZ on
she Northampton TANK, q Northampton Macs, made
NJ APPEARANCE lsr. evClioR Among The victims we're
I'll pFoprotofs o. L5yojoy's Hc.cL 70 arrests
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Supreme Court Special Term.
Before Hon. Judge Sutherland.

teiore Eol. Judge Sutherland
INJUNCTION on RAILWAY COMPANY DISSOLVED.
MARCH 12.felDconsb CietelaHd IS. The La Crosse ahl
&cdUkie Railroad Co'apony aud o.kers.rbe Injunction
mast be dissolved the following srounds:-Frst, the
company were authorized by their charter construct
the forty -four miles Of railroad which they have entered
into contract with Chamberlain 10 Construct. they
therefore violate char'er duty in making ooosra,t for
is CONSTRUCTION No stakeholder has right 10 enon the
comp&ny because he thinks the price 70 bs la4 too
much, or be Willing 10 40 II Igr les il be could,
Ghss.sGed stakeholder might by Offering 10 do
4 for less defeat any contract and the
Interest OF the corporation Tie only question is whether
&ss plaipd restrain The issuing delivery OF
TIE bonds they secured by the and grant Of
CSLgress. thnS be CaEnot Ile company fully
tbO ized by charter and acts % tie 5oD6s. II hs
9sut Of Congress prohibits the Of tie snd for the
pur pose CT constructing the u mice Of road then mort
gaze upon woglG be Of .a,ue, because The coustrlc
Cf u would not entide Company % i aud tbey
= rot Obtain the grant therefor II ibe
eoni~ have alfcady become emitted 20 tse
Somieny Ling The road they have pad for a.a!
LAND ~ qua lated by the act ami they are not re-
porpon a. e.hs.lpt leeds second time to the same
qSnea 70 Apply sSou ~ "a general purposes OF the
ssrnTany re papers raog TIA, u 49, Of rosS
argey benefited by constructing this - a. onlv WIEN
So az INJUNCTION ought V be &c . = ,,s oicnc
serious or irraInciiabIe injury will result tha.
thor should Se resorsc 70. There s nothing the
ylAnt 20 warrant the ccatnuance OF tho mi motion op
pr ton 20 tbc afdaviL on behalf Of Lie defendants.
Tsie M uaouln ccust he dissOcei, win $40 costs.
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miscellaneous ana Disasters.

BuRSSG or snp HsirS1he snip Helen 20, 9pstorl West
from london pct for selsourns wh vslusss Cargo
cscovered r. be FIRE IN me ow hold The IN De- Alter
vain endtavor 10 qusn the 6re, al caon with
the hold closed h ADD csulked the ves. reere
FOR Asca Bay dis,sui about hundred miles. On he eh
in La ~ 90 lon "a u he hames lad n,aie sucn pro
that the ,hip sbndcsi two Notes and
cabin passenger Fonr bard hc Tof bound 70 N,tras
Frors he 1h, hes Transferred on French b'rk a"
again transferred ship Ioushton Of and rOm ID
verpco for Point de- ale Sbere hny afdved Jan y Toe
rtuArlef Of ysss.Eers aud crew sere ske" ri -
her tbpv are he pns,es ~ IN sailors home W. " W.
ruti ~ Uh,ua Mass, is17, was 80 ions re9s'e'' ro
A. ard yalL ed ~ s0Ut00 49,
Rp sptr 10 rr,t Vow.s Harrison. from View Vtens o'
ft,.rsoo Win large urrgo cOtlcn. uodr = ~. NV
vnpn rs Ito inst In lsskiug c,ueiton thr NV pr
thareston hui ne Nfier w @
10, 80, q lent 10 admit her, The eat at, che h
cnurse tor savannah.
rh.,e fr,,r Gloucester f,r rew Ye-E .i o p
Us f,erel " M a4tire ~ thc e4d az
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Market.

MoBrE, March IL, 1858.
Cotor--sales to day OF coo bales at nc for nid
ding.
SAVANNA, March II, 1885,
Tie sales Of cotton 20 day foot up 500 ba'es the largest
OF the seaSor The sales Of tie week amount - 1900
bales Kidding II Sc IL &c; ncdrs fair l2c. l2Ic
The receipts Of the week IL 900 bales. stock $1,000
bales Cotton 10 Liverpool go AMI 70 Hayre &c. Stcr
ling excbaSg s easier on ropd n, WITH produce bills a..
taohed, Io1. Exchange % New York nonlnaly "a per
len. premium.
oaaRIE,roN March IL 1865.
Cotton arm sales today $500 bales. The sales Of the
week ado up 1900 bales The market cosed at &c.
l2isc. for good 10 ratddlins fair.
CSdSSA7T, March IL, 1853.
Flour dui-$S 65. Whsscy, l51sc.-s.aafy. uess
pork, il5 25-Grmer. Bare lard, g5.e.-droopne Bac5a
FIRM, Dot much dong
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OR FAMILY MARKEV REPORT.


Resume or the Retail PTices--Ihe Batter
Business-Nant Of First Class Markets Up
Town.
There much complaint in the upper wards OF thi5 city
respecting tie want OF FIRST class markets Housekeepsrs
Obliged to depend upon the retail stores Tor their
eoods and experience has shown that the consumer s
robbed rgh; and left by them il cannot be otherwise
The rents Of the immense number Of small stores must be
paid by somebody, and the parties who pstronrs them
nd that they have TO foot the bills The recent action OF
the Mayor III giving permission to farmers and others 70
sell produce IN the square at the junction OF broadway
and Sixth aSeoue regarded With high favor aut large
public market in That Deghborhood very desirable. IN
fact. certain numb OF markets should BE- provided for
the city and should be placed intervals or every
twenty blocks on each side OF the town.
There not much change 10 in the market prices
this week Business Is good fluctuations lokad
for daily There is much specuatrg and the prospect s
that many eminent provision dealers will be out aLt in
jured before the season is over.
GAME BIRDS.
Came, as general tang, stlll low, and parties who
have fondnees for nice wild fowl crafty their tastes
are plenty OF them in marks Notwithstanding die cheap
sa,s lght ard With their usual wisdom, house
keepers are waiting uItn p-lces reach high aeare.
Dealers all gay ina, is useless 10 sell anything that IS
really cheap, but when articles reach high bgrre every
bHdy wants them THUS there far greaser demand
forp farie bees when quoting them a. 81 80 per
pair than there nos, when they be bought for SIC.
per pair. There rs but Little yenison now il market
aha
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s.ov.ments In Real Estate.

The following sales were made yes;erday by a. j.
Blcecser, Son CO..
story bas m; brick house LOT 81 !. Hammond so
io be- sn hs lot 33l " 22dst 10 sA5o 700
Brick building at 10. II Fell st near the Bowsry sooo
Frame building aud lot IL Pe ST. used Stable. 800
story and attic brick house ard lot 81 Beyard ST.. ei5'
DO and brick house and lot l23 Blocker s xloo L. 100
sdc. DO. DO l2S do do l2,cpo
By r.. H. LudlrD a. Co.
lots side oist bet al 9th 25xlo0. ca $685. 1870
No 3,3 Pearl 81 new Boweryl alxeS. slo0
Ilots sidC 6si IT, near SIN av, 1o0xl00 $3.50
lot SIDE ID st. n,ar llth av, 25xloo 60
House lot .Gth St. SIDE, noar Ill ay, ox99 5000
To- No 20 Pike St. ,lossnhold) .,,,..,.,..... 5,ol0
! lot : side Soh ct near Lexington nv, 25x77, 1913
lot aldo cor Lexington ay and sd at 2oxso.. 1000
lot nib Franc building o. Joining, 20xs0. .... 221O
DO. do. do. 2O1sO........ 2,2IO
] DO adjoining 20xen. .......... 800
DO do 2o19O.. ..........................1 800
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


CasP--NAruS-o, Thursday, March IL by the Rev.
Hugh sair Mr. c H. Cl.P 10 Miss knsA MARTYR, all n
this city.
hryIis- noupIS-Ou Saturday, March 6, in the llr-t
Bapts, church by the Rcv. 4. Kngman vot; CH.REs C.
Hrs1IN Of this city 10 Miss ElnoK l. HouDc, o. iavro,
France
IrcoAr-. CSsrvGnAs Thursday, Nerch IL, IN the
Colcrirtc Reformed Dutch church, Fh avenue hy the
Rev. Tbouas I've Wit. u. ~, syprsw WAITER l.ncAT ~
Miss JAsE LIZA, daughter VI Joseah IL Cunningham, Esq
.ioft
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SALT EIsU.

BUTTER, Eggs AND sPECUI ArTvB MOVEMENT.
Butter has taken upward start within tn past two
wcexs circumstance due 20 speculative movement On
rat Of several dealers, whose efforts have
been secoldon by favorable accidents in the Market The
ous op.rdndi q these dealers very simple rhcy arst
rouopose the stock OF butter In che market AMI ser
having done their agents Offer the farmers WHO have
the least 70 sell two and three cent per pound Than
be has beer getting. THIS done ucicioasy IN a the
butter producing oounticr and tue smaller dealers tnt
they Nuy the former rates. long the farm
crs are Of opinion that their stock worth ~ rst
tAoy 10 buy, but finally are compelled TO- IN order
10 keep their customers aud then NE rto tends stca lily
upward This movement on tho part OF ths spectators
was enccd time since aud they had uccee1ed
In forcing prices up somewhat won c-fne tia, bat
ter was 80 cents per ID IN California fact tnat imue
diaely sti ulated ade IN this city, and largo orders ha
10 he ned up II "a doubtful wte,her the present high
rates can he maintained May viii bring rev butter 20
rarkct and then look out Tor change in prices. We
have concluded hereafter - ruos butter after The nomer
c,nure rtcoF nizsi In trade Orange coir'y = no better
thar other choice butter and there cold under ths'
name thar the whole STATE rrctucos THIS week We rive
the prices CHARGED by The commission merchants N their
customers BY adding aSou. cents per 10. % The quota
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CITY Cpy,rERCIsL REPORT.

IRIDAI, MARCH 10 y ~
AsHEs-Tho market vas quie, and sales limited. Pos
were at csc.
BrADsrutTs p louf-1be msrkei was steady, and
prices unchanged The export demand ght, AM DE
ctf business confined 10 the domestic trade There Son.
nued 20 be far demand for good Southern brands Tor
export 10 tropical ports. The tran actions oil about
a. f,lic xvfugo
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tIaII.

Fish continues tolersby cheap. Southern shad are
plenty and eel realty Part tGose CONSUMED in this
city brought by the steamers but the chad
caught great numbers N North Carolina, 1t has been
found profitable bring them schooners from the ports
of that State Shsd VIII he peay enough in these wassrs
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TIE rricd St-tcs steamer Colorado, Captain Gardner,
goes into con ri ion today, and the weather " favor
stle vii make trial trip 20 the Cipos and backNyr
goll Herlld Morch 10.
The Tilted stsies sioop of.var German,own. Com
rnaac,s Page sailcj from Bombay Jan =, tor Gina
TIE slocr # War IevGni Commander Smith, from
Bong Rong for nrted States, passed Anjier Dec 20.
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IN. Ohio River 80 Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, ONO, March II 1875.
Tne OHIO river a. this place falling, VIII seven feet
% water tle chabBcl
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Potatoes have rot stvssce1 sny IA price from IN sP
pfehelrinn ai much higher rate would hrg .hcin Ia m
isrg quantities from he West VI reiablcs generally
rate high, n,r sdl they be any ost. Tor tWu rsorti
10 como Il will not be long before Sosthsrn Juc Games
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-13

I Tie receipts include S4b,OOU from customs.
The annexed statement exhibits the value of for
egn dry goods imported at this port during the week
and sncn Ian / in each of the nast three Years;-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-01

LIST OF PREMIUMS AWARDED At THE BEDFORD
UNIoN HORSE Show
ALL WORK
Newton CLARK, Twinsbuh gedins years Old, Ist prem
john Clark. 90 do do I'd do
J. a. CIeve iard, gedflrl do 60 ID 90
J Curtis Cleveland, matched horses Isl prem
Wm Fullsr. Broos Iyu, do d. p do
FLOODED HORSES
] " Fitch Cleveiaud, Stallion eT years, lst prem
Wm. Knox do d. d. 90 q do
X. Taylor Solu1. do do 4 DO Isl d
+ J. Bates BEDFORD do do do ID DO
/ L. C Gleasou, Independence do do do lst do
4 bar; Hood, Auburn, d. do do 2d do
A e. GIrdner Chagrin Falls Mare over years lst do
Jesse Healey, Newbur=hi do do d % do
HOADsTERs.
X Custiss, Cleveland Single ROsdste-, let prem
A P Leland. Newburg, do do 81 do
Wm. Fuller, Brooklyn Pax d. lsi Do
\ BlaIr WlIrensvi le, do do 2d do
FANCY HORSES
X Cuilis, Cleveland Matched pair, lst prem.
/ / K K tisT.i CaTtis. DO % Single fancy. ist d.
/ Benefict Bedfud do do 81 do
+ j. Baics do Traiat horse, Yankee Boy list pra
n Marks Jr.. DO DO DO May Duke" ID do
RIDING BY BOYS.
Master Eras' Us NJ CuTis Cleveland, lst prem um
Master Samuel c Robls n, Bedford ID do
To the following animals TN untitled casses) were attach
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-01

The FIRST PRoPELLERs on THE LAKEs.-The
following bit of information we clip from the
Detroit Free Press
The propeller Vandalia, Captain Hawking,
built by Sylvester Doolittle and partners, about
the year 1912, at Oswego," was the pioneer of
this useful and now important branch of our
lake marine; her success being fully equal TO
the expectations of her owners. They added
the Oswego the next spring, and followed her
with one or two other similar vessels that sea
son, with such improvements as were suggested
by experience. The same spring the prOpellers
Samson and Hercules, the former being sailed
by Capt Amos Pratt, now of the propeller
Globe, and the latter by Capt Geo. W Floyd,
were put in commission by the HOLSTERS of
Buffalo, N Y. being the first propellers on the
waters west of Lake Ontario.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-01
CLEVELAND MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER l. 1858

TWENTY YEARS SILENcE-The wife OF well
known citizen, in relating a painful history of
her domestic troubles to the Police Judge yes
terday, stated that not single word of conver-
sation had passed between her and her husband
for the past toenty years! They have lived in
the same house together, and part of the time
dined at the same table, and had yet not uttered
word to each other for nearly d quarter of
century. The wife cannot possibly be a scold,
or she would have opened battery of " jaw
that would have broken the silence long ago -
Cincinnati Gaestte
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-01

MARINE STRIKE Six sailors of the brig Black
Hawk, who had shipped for the round trip at
Cleveland, struck yesterday in our harbor for
higher wages, refused to work and went ashore
Five of them got safely off; the other, chap
named John S Dale, was brought before L s
Commissioner Hoyne, and committed to jill Tor
desertion.- Chicago Press
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-01

FRoN SUPERIoR.-The Illinois is expected tins
evening at Detroit She will probably not return
this season to the upper lakes The Iron Guy VIII
be here this week to lay up for the winter There
will probably be no more trips made to Superior
this fall
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-01

FOREST GRovE.-At the match on Saturday be-
tween May Queen, Betsey Baker and Sorrel Frank
Betsey Baker took the money, winning the first
third and fifth heats Purse $40, best three in five
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-01
INGHAM & BRAGG
D ELIGIOUS BOOKS-

by eas9n OF seci1t ats made with the lead
M Publishing ii uses, enabled make It for the
n tIest OF purchasersOi MISCELLANEOUS d SCHOOL
BOOhS TO buy their Goods Of u.s. rather than send
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-01

Class Sd (ROadsters, was well represented, both
as regards size, form, movement and speed; butere
the conclusion ofthe judges were made known, the
rain-as usual on such occasions-arrived just in
time to witness the conclusion ofthe whole matter,
not preventing, however, the fuliIment of the pro-
gramme to the letter.
Several fancy teams and single horses were en-
tered for the next class and presented beautiful
appearance.
In class 5th (Horseback Riding,) several gentle
men and Masters displayed much skill in equestri-
anism, convincing ALL that this healthy and beauti-
full exercise is too lightly esteemed by American
citizens.
Trotting and Trained horses were next exhibit
ed and it was interesting to witness the ready obe
dience of the horse to obey the every command of
his lord, and were Young America to respond as
readily to the wishes of their superiors, much Of
the disobedience and recklessness of this fast age'
would be unknown.
The two premiums, $50 and SO, for fast trot-
ting, not being TAKEN the match between Yankee
Boy" and prince for $50, was 10 conclude the
exhibition of horses.
In this match the friends of "Prince" objected TO
being regulated by the published rules, hence short
match was gotten up to please the multitude.
The receipts were sufficient to defray all expen-
ses, and all appeared pleased with the attempts TO
improve the value and quality of this noble animal
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-01

Long experience the Trade and uudant facilities for
buying Goods the best ADVANTAGE vii warrant Us to
sure our customers that Osr them Iuducemcnis
SECOND To No HOUSE WEST OF NEW YORK.
We theefr respectfully invite the Ladies of Cleveland
and country ilners Country Merchants and ali buyers
of Goods in - line, cal and examine stock and
prices.
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