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Chandelier.


CT A S Fl X r. U r Z S.
The undersigned has obtained tho agacy Of Of the
and most extensive companies for tn manufacturing
CHANDELIERS in the United States.
CHANDELIERS, HAL PENDANTS,
BRACKETS, RE.DING LIGHTS,
PENDANTS, GLiss SHADES
MANTEL LIGHTS, REIDING SHADES,
GAS PIPE, GAFITTINGs,
FLEXIBLE TUBING, PA1ENT LIGHTERS,
etc, etc. ETC.
N BAH fixtures sold will be put III in the best manner
When required practical mechanic md gas filter, holding
the oompanys license, will attend PROMPTLY the
all orders fer Gas Pipe, putting mp fixtures.
Also large Of Marble Mnels Crates con
stanty hand Some very splendid satuary Marble Man
tells just received Marble Manes andGraes up complete
prices from forty hundred ami Fifty dollars each
statuary Sienna, Brooaee ard ohes Of costly MARBLE from
two hundred to one Thousand dollars eGh.
Also every description of Hsrdwareemployed in the build
ing line Railing and veranda Castigsght and beautiful
patterns always on hand
ALLEN HILL,
Builders Furnishing Warehouse
2O6 Baronne s., rear of City Hall,
DDS 2p6tFr&Mo New Orleans.
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SALTWATER VETERAN FOR SALT LAKE-Com-
modore hearney, it's said, will apply for the com
iaha Of 'he camel expedition to be employed against
'ne Mormons, Navigating at Salt Lake with "ship
OF the desert new kind of service for an old tar.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-02

R9rDr. Hoofiands Celebrated German Bit
TERs-Prepsred by Dr. O. NJ Jackson, Philadelphia, Pa. will
cecuay Liver Complaint Dyspepsia JAundee Chronic
Nervous Debility Diseases Of the Kidneys and all diseases
arising from dsordered Liver Stomach. Give them trial
they will YOU rs per bottle by drug
gsts and in every and village in the United
States, CanAdas, West Indies and South America.
Sold in New Orleans wholesale and retail by wRIG HIT
& CO., Nos 81 and ISL ehArtres street. 60 splm&W
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ST.. oHARIEs THEArER-Mr. and Mrs. Florence
takes their farewell benefit to night. They have
selected for the occasion The Irish Lion,r Thrice
Married." and the laughabe extravaganza entitled
= Florence and Bowers In Diffculty.n We have no
doubt that the twain will receive humping benefit
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Mrs. CGdy 8 Co.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY, DRESS MAKING
AND sIERY.

Between Camp and 81 Charles,
Beg leave inform their lady ds and the public gener-
ally thathey made large addi their Of MIL
LIVERY, DRESS TRIMMINGS, hosiery, ETC., and are
prepared with dsppe and the
able terms, all kinds of MILLlNERl and DRESS MAKING
in the latest and most approved STYLE
Every description OF TRIMMINGS and large assortment
LADIES' CHILDREN's and INFANTS CLOTHING con.
stantly hand R-Couutry ordss promptly attended
Ladies will please call and inspect stock before purchasing
elsewhere:
EMBROIDERY STAMPS OF thsnost beautiful designs for
sale at this establishment
MRS. COY Il CO.,
oil 2p4nMowe&Fr 81 final street, New'Orleans.
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Just Received,
MAS l.. WHITES
Bookseller,
No. lo5 CANAL STREET.
DR.. LIVINGST0NES CELEBRATED WORK ON AZ
RICA-Ineudng Sketch Sixteen Years. Residence In
the Interior Of Africa with Portrait Author and
Splendid Illustrations.
-ALso-
HARPER, GRAHAM AND Cooley, FOR JANUARY.
1855. ds mat
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lea = PeIrins'

RCESTERS HIRE SAUCE.
The attention Of Hotel Keepers Popretors of Eating Houses
Caterers Clubs Messooms, Private Families COM
mended to trial of Lea Perms famous Worcestershire
This eondiment by its owmers has attained the high
rank pleasant palatable nd wholesome Sauce app
cable soup, FISH, hot and cold meats game etc. etc.
tensiyely used in all quarters of th globe.
The limitations op both sides of the Atlantic
speak loudly of its merits; and tn that it received only
Medal awarded foreign sancea the York Exhibition
the estimation in which ihs held by selected with
special reference their ability Judge of the quality
lar articles Of table And beng the popular
the market unprncped paeare offering for sale spurious
by slightly varying the smelling Of LEA PERKINS,
only Propretors Of the Genuine auce.
stock always in disorders received for directshp
ment from England.
JOHN DUECAN & SONS,
05 Broadway New York
ly2i 2ply Agents the United Lea Perrins
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ar when the young. the beautiful. the too

,
tendery beloved rreken early
dream - when the angel Of Death claims it the
early grave" the sfeon Of the poignant
nothing felt but sepucher OF
despair On the other hand, with what rejoicing myriads Of
human beings hail the advent OF balm for human !"
Wooamsns Cherry Expectoan the bright angel Hope
sounds the glad dDgs and Daughter be heaed
There remedy under the which the
properties Of Woodmans Cherry EHpecorant d2s 2p6tGltw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-02

ORLEANS THEArER.--The beautiful opera Of viii
liam Tell" is 70 be given at the Orleans tonight.
Tomorrow night, the Blondin and Martinetti
troupe are again to appear
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-02

ns- Who is Hostetter - What dyspeptic
ard nervsusy unstrung invalid that tried his celebrated
Stomach Biers but reply with peasursS In all Of
dizziness; hsulency palpaon prosaion great fatigue
paton dyspepsia physical and mental inability surpriS
ing how the patient finds relief They the appe
ie mpar to the system force Of the bile and impure
creons regulate tho bowels give strength Of body and ygOr
of mind No family afford Hoseters
aeh Bers Sold in quart bottles by all hotels grocers druE
gists, No additional spirits required DDS 2p6tklW
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RS-Sewell II. Taylor, No. IL Royal street, Is
ready ell orders for the coming Holidays The Store
stocked with choice Brandiss, Wines cordis etc See ad
Nertsement 9nIrn
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n X N -
uu Crescent NH y re<1ly <srsss = = M
Nv 4 ~ early hear every nsrrHs ssdays
nc ves1 in sdrascs; hMf ysssiy and qrHfserr y IN
r.se- or % c
s week. payable y she CARRIERS
Advertisements pr sssArsarst isssrfiss 4. ses@s'
II: fnr ercry snb~eq sezt iussrsio., - cents
Adsssusns On he sses-d page charged y for svsy
sv.sras passsh<j Il .tsr1@z Win 10 cAaEged 81 per
s--,~<Ssr 81 rssked wl - pssiisAed nsnth, Or
arsr and charged sccssanfy sdvestss-en' or sas-
ssrpa w be slapped until Il. zrresFases are paid At me
opsou q he preprietorz-
e5f~rnI Discount viii b made - regular ndsertser's
THE DAILY CRESCENT
- e;rernsoe Il desirzhi< uedinr Tor aavsf-
ar,r< ks F1mr fArna eirc<lases largely, reaching
xv hundreds o. homes early hssr. and being read
f, he approach business Aorrs consessently articles
fsr f.niy NE may y Advs.tssssuss published II -
THE wnEKLx CRESCENT
= usbshsi every Monday noniag a g year invariably IN
s1x,rs Having extensive circaiion ihlsukhout Lou
ts... Nl.sspp Arkansas. Aishszne, Texas and other
g.tue favorssIe nodess advertisers omskns
elr <rss nd connedities known. Advertisements In
a1,sd for u per square. e>ch inrertio-
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SteanbOatmen,
V-. Az. COOIeu,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Praeteesin Ponte Coupee Bson Reuse and West Fe
iciana. Residence, Pointe uoVpee p. o., La DO Up
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Sanford Brothers,
No. % AND % NEW LEvEE,
onsr for sale at low prices and favorable
RAIsINs7O0 boxes Layers whole 500 half and 1000
quarter boxes MRS, prime fruit and in fine order
BRANDIEs9o half and quarter pipes GODDARD and DelmOu
brands, in bond.
SCOTCH ALE-SOO casks Youngers and Dieks quarts and
pints, in stone and glass
INDIA PALE ALEl5O casks Hibberts quarts pints
store and to arrive.
LONDON PoRTERO0 casks Hbberts quarts and piuts in
and to arrive d24 2ol2t
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.T'OIC is the Time
TO SECURE
RICH AND BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS,
SUITABLE FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
Not at those ruinous sacrifices, the VERY LOW
EST PRICE at which every article be Warranted.
The stock comprises, in part
FINE WATCHES,
RICH JEWELRY, in sets and half
BRACELETS, BROOCHES and EARRINGS
FINGER RINGS, in every variety.
Fancy Goods.
Papier Mache and Rosewood DESKS Work BOXES; Glove
BOXES; Silver, Pearl and Shell CARD-CAsEs PORTE
MoNNAIEs, etc.
Perfumcry,
Lubns and other choice EXTRACTS, including the cels
brated FRANGIPANNI SOAPS, EXTRACTS and 20
MADE-Togeiher with endless variety of TOILET aud
FANCY ARTICLES at the very Lowest Prices.
Ks-Reuember No. 20 Camp street. under the City Hotel
d21 2pf FRANKLIN ROBERTS.
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NAVAL CoURTs OF IsQURY.-The Washington
Unon Of the 23d furnishes full record Of the action
of these courts up to that date. The whole number
of officers affected by the action Of the retiring board
was 20I. or these, Ito demanded investigation.
The number Of cases disposed Of by the three courts
is l03. -Four are still pending, viz Capt. Levy,
Commanders LeCompte and Chauncey, and Lieut..
Johnston and three remain to be Investigated, viz
Capts. T. Ap. G. Jones and Ramsey, and Commander
W. N. Armstrong. The findings Of the courts have
been approved by the President and all those officers
whose positions have been changed, have been nomi-
mated to the Senate fer confirmation. Those who 40
upon the active list will take the places in their re-
spective grades which they would have occupied il
they had not been retired.
Below are the names of those who go upon the &C.
tive list together with the positions they occupied
under the action Of the retiring board
CaptGin-Joseph Smith, from leave pay.
Commanders-J. r. Jarvis, from leave; James
Glynn, leave Robert Richie, leave C. Ringgold,
leave; ]. 8. sterrett leave; Robert D. Thorburn,
leave; Samuel lockwood, leave w. S. Ogden,
dropped John Calhoun, leave Marray Mason, fur
Laughed
Lieutendnts-Wm. E. Hunt, furloughed NJ. F.
Maury, leave; James S. Palmer, leave; Robert
Handy, furoughed; Henry Wake, furloughed !;
Lewis G. Ssrtori, furloughed Fabius Stanly, fur.
Laughed; J. N. Mafit, furloughed A. ID. Harrell
dropped A. Murray, furloughed; Van R. Morgan,
furloughed; Abner Read, dropped; Geo. A. Stevens,
dropped
6fasters-A. Mclaughlin dropped W. W. Low,
leave.
Passed Midshipmen-J. Howard March, dropped
James S. Thornton, dropped; Ed. G. Grafton, fur
Laughed.
Names Of those who we're dropped, and have now
been placed on the reserved list, together with the
class to which they have been assigned
III n
R. w. Meade, on furlough Thomas Brownell, on
furlough.
Master-Julius s. Bohrer, on leave.
Passed Midshipmdn-N. 7. West, leave.
Names of those on the reserved list whose position
has been changed from furoughed to leave pay:
Captains-Jesse Wilkinson, Thomas N. Newell,
W. K. Latimer, John q. Graham, W. Inman.
Commanders- I. Plat, Henry Bruce,
Chas. II. jackson.
Lieutenants-Peter Turner, G. G. williamson
Simon B. Bissell John J. Glasson, Henry A. Steele
VIM. Chandler, James NJ ellis, John P. Parker, E.
G. Bowers A. S. Baldwin, Vim. B. Whiting, NJ. c.
Marin.
Masfer-R C. Jones.
Passed Midshipman- Samuel Pearce.
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dl42pti
Il. Carver ComEany's
'ATENT IMPROVED COTTON GINS

The undersigned sole manufacturers udsr K. CARVERE
patents Of 1888 ls45 and lSs have established al
Once and Warehouse No. 10 GRAvIEl STREET and ara
prepared to furnish to Planters and Merchants any
OF this celebrated GIN.
They deem 1t to dsalits advantages 9TH
its Dumberess endorsements Impractical authorities
using f. sufficient confirm It's hlh reputation and t.
make It's adoption still more general.
ns 2ply E. CARVER COMPANY.
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Toys at Cost Prices !

A. r. O u S s e T &c CO.,
viii SELL FROM THIS DAY, all their assortment TOYS,
Comp Using INDIA RUBBER, TIN, CHINA AND GER
MAN TOYS, in all their varieties. nice assortment of
China JEWEL BOXES, Manelpieoe Ornaments, and Eta
CERES Fancy AreesIn fact all articles Of TASTE and
LUXURY will be offered At small profits 10 close these
Goods. Call soon for Bargains
A. R0USSET Il CO.'S,
50 Canal street,
d22 2plm Next door to Mnllens Dry Goods Store.
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Consumption and Dyspepsia.

DR. j. r. LsAN&@DoN
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Orleans that
he has arrived in the city and will devote his and
attention the treatment Of diseases OF the Lungs Stomach
and Liver.
Having spent some fifteen in the study
OF diseases affecting hese in the East Indies
Europe and the United States confidence believing
that few eonhded him which be psrms
nently cured.
Examinations In all cases gratuitous.
Office, Of Camp and Matches streets second floor
the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company d24 zptf
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Fashionable Clothing.
+ S Il r n q E r. &c CO..
mo, 30 Camp street,
Invite attention their well assorted stock Of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
RAGLANS,
oYERCoATs,
OFFICE CoATs,l
FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS 10
RICH PLUSH VESTS,
VELVET AND SILK VESTS,
CASHMERE VESTS
MERINo UNDERSTANDS from 81 to 81
sHIRTs-Made with styles Of Bosoms and Collars
sCARFs cRAvATs. TIES, etc.
JOUyINs KID GLOVES,
alt 2pio' OF our importation.
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Gifts!
GIFTSi GIFTS!
B o o KS! KS!! KS!!!
Prize Worth from 25c. to 500,
GIVEN WITH BOOK AT THE TIME OF SALE | !
EVANS CRs CO.,
No. Is CAMP STREET,
Have iust received large supply of nice ANIMALS and
GIFT BOOKS finely illustrated Bound in the elegant
styles, for HOLIDAY GIFTS
Also large addition their immense stock of RICH JEW
ELRY for PRESENTS prepared give greater
inducements than before offered
Fadies and Gentlemen respectfully invited to call and
secure nice BOOK and splendid PRESENT, at
EVANS & CO.'S,
DIS 2plm Is Camp street,
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Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.



NEW YoRK, JAM 1.-The Washington correspond
ezt OF the Times says that the tone Of the Admins
traton, relative to Com. Pauding is materially med
fed. Capt. Rngle has received permission to delay
his return 10 Aspinwal till the goth January. Not
withstanding the positive official denuncaton OF the
expresses his admiration and approval thereof.
ilegality Of Pauldings act the President privately
The Commodore viii neither be sacrificed nor theo
reticslly sustained.
The President proposes to send Congress message
on Monday on the subject
The Herald's correspondent confirms this statement
and says that the Cabinet held long session today
on the conduct Of Paulding. He thinks the admins.
tration will endorse Paulding, because the Govern
ment by recent treaty pledged itself TO protect and
the neutrality Of the Nicaragua transit route.
he believes that orders viii be sent to Pauldlng to
keep the transit route open If blocksded by libus-
tiers or any body else.
Kansas Affairs.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-The correspondents OF the
Times and Tribune say that Denver has written
another letter fayoring the course Of Walker and
Stanton.
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k-The numbers will be drawn Glass Wheel the first
drawn will win the FIRST Prize of TEN THOUSAND DOL
LARS IN CASH. the second the Diamonds the third
the best Watch and unit six hundred numbers are drawn
which will distribute al the Prizes.
s-orders for Tickets by mail accompanied by the money
will be promptly filed by mail.
RS- Address letters 10 NJ. r. SMITH CO., No 81 Camp
street, N ew Orleans
az Responsible persons will be appointed attend to the in
terests of those ticket ho who may absent from the city
on the day Of the drawing.
HThe numbers of the Tickets drawing Prizes will be
published in the city papers day distribution
S-Prizes drawn by parties Of the city will be held sub
ject TO their order.
HB-IHE MOST UEQUESTION ABLE REFERENCES will
be given AS to he integrity and responsibility the parties con-
nected with this enterprise.
ns- Agents wanted dispose Tickets in Memphis veks.
burg Mobile, aud other inland cities
NJ. R. SMITH &sF 4 & CO.,
IMPORTERS or WATCHES,
az 2pSn No. 81 Camp st., Pordras. New Orleans
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SiIUeI. Ware.
H me MA N FACT URE
We daily turning Factory articles Of SILVER
WARE Of and beautiful styles useful housekeepers
well as suitable for Presents
TEA SETS
PITCHERS,
TETE-ATETEs,
CAKE BASKETS,
PUNCH BOWLS,
BUTTER TUBS,
SUGAR DISHES,
EGG BOILERS,
CUPS AND GoBLETs,
sALTCELLARS.
NAPKIN RINGS.
Also great variety OF Table Ware Spoons Forks Soup
and Sauce Ladies' Fish and Pie Knives Knives fancy
Butter Knives Cheese Scoops etc. all warranted equal
quality to U. S. standard for coin.
Rar Orders executed promptly.
HYDE & GOODRICH,
Canal and Royal streets,
die 2ph New Orleans.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-01
Gnarapers.

ENG r AVING AND LITH0GRGPHTNG
RRAINARD & BURRIDGE. WOOD
II ENGRAvERS AND LITRoGRAPHERs, pa
Strest, Cleveland, o.
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SUCCESSORS TO C. BRADEURN SON.
WHOLESALE GROCERS. COM
w mission Merchants and Dealers in Fish Nails
las and Produee Nos l9 and Ia River street, and 10 and
HRADBUEN,l
". A ElsHER1 aug3Idly lst
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-Aus. 81

Flour-Dull aad common grades are lower. saes 500
Tbs IS Iuud ertnes - z1ds - fof uu-
sound extra site - sS5 for superne western; SOS or
medium WESTERN s. 20 IS % for shipping
brands round hoop Ohio, mark closing heavy Can
rules Quet; sales Do bDls s. z5a6 50 for
choice Small sales BYE dlur - 5014 a.
Whs-t-AIarket shtde better, say &c good grades.
better demand milling; s1ies 0000 bu Al 81 IS
u Old wute; 81 p fer do. 81 B for white
Michigan 81 IS for white Kentucky; 81 ~ for fair white
Canadian
Rye-Dull al 75G76ci sales 900 bu-
COAIarkst heavy and rather easier sales 1900 bu al
G7 7c for inferior 20 alr mixed western ~ c for good
do; while southern; 95c for rOund yellow
lats-Firmly held with moderate business doing At 50
C55I- for state and western.
Whisky-Sales 375 hbls Al 2i1l145Sc-
Pork-Market hrmer; sales 10 bhls at l7 80 for
SIS 25 s for prime; SIC 30 for thin mess and SO Tor
clear.
Beef-UBchanged sales bbs SIl 75sl2 for Chicago
mes l4dl4 Is for reacked mess l5l5 80 for extra
also lOj bbs sold for delivery early IN the fall Beef
Hams and prime Moss numinally the same.
Cut MeaisSteady with snail sales al SIC for hams and
exc for shoulders
iaTJ-Fimsr; sales I2oO bbIs al nkSIlsse for No I.
ami Il y an &c for gooi urime-
Rutor-Steady l2l-lbc Ohio, and lagc iJr stale
Chsese-Dull AZ p csc
Stocks-Dull; Pacific mail 81; Cleveland and Toledo
35 30 Chicago and Rock Island "a; New York Central
So Coz Reading 49lS; Michigan CeutTal 5s5S; Michigan
S0utlrrn 2456; Panama llfaz.
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HARTLEY SMITH J. c. PUTNAM
CMITH & PUTNAM-PRODUCE-
BRApBURN g FIsHRR-

~ Forwarding and Commission Merchants Dealers IN
salt Fish Water me, Plas er Sc; also dealers In al
varieties Of coal BIick Ware House ls3 ls5 River
Street and 81 g. Dock Liberal cash advances made on
cousigumeuis- mhIT
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FlOuT-Stcady.
Wh-I-Dull, with declining tendency; sales l00) bu
red Tai-do al s. l0dl lz The city mills generaly have
shut stump tail and Quently Itlu
inquiry for this descrIpli,a-
Cnru-Salcs 3 80 bu Illinois AZ &c.
Canal Frgi=hts-Unchanssd; -four &c, wheat 7Sc, CO
&C 10 New York
Lake Impor s-l6.00l bu Nheai; 6.0l0 bu corn.
Canal Exports bbs our p 90 bu wheat f00o bu
I'm; i3, 0JU In
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND, Aug. 3lst.

OIRI OI O1ll- ' I1l1A1NlJl mug oIsl-
ARRIVALS
Steamer May Queen, Vger Detroit, 81 NJ shingles bbs
OIL, A. hall bbls hsh
Irante State. Chapman OE6enburgh IS mise,
As do do. Chauberlaia, Crawflrd \ Co
Prop. Oriental. Briggs. Bufialo.
Schr " H. Willard Detroit II feet lumber 50 NJ
giles, II feet lath. rag
Priuce Peace, Irish. from Toledo 20 Kulleys Isl
CLEARANCRs.
Steamer May Queen. Vissr, Detroit; lot sundries.
Bug Belle, M0lt, Buffalo, ~ cJal. Whseler a II
Schr TWIn Brohsrs, Andrews Barquette; lO0OUO BRICK
fee lumber.
Scar II n Gates BIDS beef n beans 3bhls paint
Schr. James Cachpoe, Daniels Cape Vincent s30 bush
wheat bbls -four, II. b. Scott.
Scow Black Rover, Woouruh Toledo; l0 tons coal, G. 4,
Ar.
scoW May Queen, Cozzeas Dstroii; 65 coal. c
morrs.
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COMMERCIAL.
PLAIN ANp oRNAlIENTAL PRINTING

Y PIaiu and Ornamental Printing Of every description
done Al he Printing Establishment Of the Leader Ore.
the latest improved and most rad steam presses the best
STYLE short notice. and At reasonable rates Particular
attention paid tOblank wrk. Every description Of Bnd-
ng done especially Blank Books, Ledgors Journals,
Sale Rnnl-s Receiring Bnnks &c &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-01

LIST VESSELS passing and out Of the Lock q
the Weland Canal Port Cohousna c W farrshed BY
the Lock Teniert d r. Dohns Secretary Of tho Board
OF Lake Underwriters
Bound WEST, Aug 2sti-BaTques Toaaio and Indiana;
hus Semn1es srhrs &. ID NoTiIs, Echu Maize lnieTn--
uoaa Welland Canal, J. @. Beard, ] J Morley On Tho
nh-frp GranIie State, bIigs Joug You Ocean. Mon
trca , schrs Empire Sruta. J. Mack TsiTy Not, OuJn-
Ion. GeoIEiaha, n Fil more, Hamilton.
Bound EAsr, Aug 2sth-Sehr- Isabella, (Toronfo) On
the 0-Prop PrarIe STATE; harque SCpeiio brig Man
eheser; schTs. Ar6gckle buckingham; Fairfield Cen,
Dane 3 kubils0n. FaiT Wind, Granaa Persian. Utica
Gold Hunter. Baltic, MarqaeIte, W B. HibbaTd, Game
EdcE
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CLEVELAND, ZAAESIlLLE & CINCINNATI
RAILROAD.

IL 4sst y s. - -
On and after March s, 1855
PASSENGERS GOING SOUTH will
Il leave Cleveland IN the the Cleveland ana
Pittsburgh Railroad at as p NJ fchaHgmg ears at
HulsonJ for CuYahoga Falls, Akron, OrrEilie and
Mnlersburg: connecting al Ofryie with trans the
Pittsburgh, Fl Wayne aud Chica r. r. east and west
for Canton Masson, Wooster Loudenvile aud Mansfield
Trains leave Mlersburg for Cleveland AZ o5 A NJ and
l5 p NJ connecting at Orrville with the IT
c. r. r, By which passengers from Canton Niassil-
Wooster LoudenVllle Mansfield reach Cteveand
By the evening train atl00I 2. M
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H1GHwINEs-sals5s 50 bBls. at 2s1se-
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MORNING LEADER OFFICER I

MORNING LEADER OFFICER
TUESDAY. Aug SIS p NJ
FLOUR-Very little doing few sales were made in a
small way without any change from last weeks prices
WHEAT-he market continues very inactive though there
is slightly improved feeling favor Of holders The sales
were several carloads at sIo 5O bus good sed free
board. at l.o5.
oATs-sals one carload new at SOC; car good
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HIGHwINEs- 81 bBls. at 2s1se
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STlNDART. BENIS 4 MIRRlY.

NIHINUHHIf DIMIN y WInhIIf
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTs
FLOUR.
We are receiving the following well known brandsof
Flour Consignment to which we call the attention Of