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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-27

NOR SALE OR LEASE.-Two very eli
IL gble BUILDING LOTS on Madison Avenue, between
Hoffman and Dolphin streets. For terms &c, inquire
tho Office of the DAILY EXCHANGE. e26-tf
NOR SALE OR RENT.-Avery desirable
IL three story DWELLING, containing apartments
situated No $40 North Eutaw Street, Hoffman The
House newly papered has gas &C. will be sold bargain
rented very low by immediate application to JAMES
BOYD, 26 st. Paul street fe22-tf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-27

EGA FREIGHT AND PASSAGE TO
F BOSTON.
,TS<%<sNs1a The Merchants and Miners Transporta-
ton Companys swift and staunch sidewheei steamers
JOSEPH WHITNEY Solomon Howes, Commander and
WILLIAM JENKINS, William A Hallett, Commander
900 tons each.
One of the above leaves Baltimore Tor Boston
EVERY SATURDAY, at 5, P NJ Freight taken upon
accommodating terms. Passage 81, including Meals
and State Rooms. Wharf at the foot OF Long DOCK
fe22.tf HENRY D. MEARs, Agent.
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Wnnden War.
Wines, Liquors, &c.

WOODEN ware.
George Chapman, Calvert and Lombard SITS,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-27

CORNER BALTIMORE AND ST. PAUL STREETS, UP STAIRS
Il complete and only reliable Gas Machine for the use OF
Private Houses Churches Hotels and Public lnsututohs
offered to the public
their comparative small and profitable working
results these Machines recommend themselves to the at
tention of residents of small towns and villages hous
ands of certificates from parties now using our Aachihe
can be furnished
az NJ Letter fe226m.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-27
WYNN. GRANGE s co,

w 119 WEST LOMBARD SIkEkI
MANUFACTURERS DEPOT OF GLUE,
OF every description from to the most superior
quality of BONE GLUE for Printers and Piano Manufac
terers' ra
Also constantly on hand large supply Of
BONE DUST,
. FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES
Both Articles at strictly Manufacturers prices fe2
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-27

NOS. 4 and 70 SOUTH sT
JOHN s, WILLIAMS, Pres't. JOHN P. PACA, Ssc'y
Meets daily. at A. NJ
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Collins, Heath & Hutchinson, % Light st.
Jpo. ". Bechtel, 80 n Eutaw & as st. Paul st.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE

AND DEPARTURES,
OfPailroad Cars and Steamboats,.
~ NOTEThe following may he relied upon, as it will
be corrected whenever changes occur.
BilTiN0R i AND OHIO RAILROAD,
WEST AND SOUTH.
FROM ca WDENST STATION,
For Wheeling and The West. Western Mary land and
Western Virginia daily except Sunday, at so CLOCK
in the morning. connecting with trains to Frederlck
Winchester &c., (the only train TO Winche,terl anu
at Frederick with stages 70 Hagerstown and EmmttS
burg.
Accommodation Train for Frederick daily except sun
day, at p. NJ 49,.
Express Train Wheeling and the West daily at 5I'
o'clock, p. VI.
SOCTH.-FoR WASHINGTON, (by Washington Branch,l
at 4l5 at and TO- morning and at and 20 afternoon
The first and last trains the through lines for the
! South
/ On SUNDAYS at 4. 10 only.
| To Annapolis by the second and fourth trains
! FROM WASHINGTON TO BALTIMORE.
In the morning six and eight afternoon at three anu
twenty minutes past four; and twenty minutes Psl
Fare each way 81 50-Round trip tickets 10 return ~
| day 81
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-27

PHILADELPHIA RAIL ROAD.
FROM PRESIDENT ST. DEPOT.
Leave Baltimore. Arrive III III d.
r,rss Train Of 3 AnA NJ 1850 A. VI.
W pos do II NJ 330P. NJ
Night Elk do. 625 P. NJ. IL do.
On Sundays at G 20 P. NJ. only. .o.,.,
Accommodation train for Havre de Grace at % clocA
| NJ Leave Havre de Grace at A NJ.
! FROM PHILADELPHIA FOR BALTIMORE.
| Leave PhiIa. Arrive in Bait.
! WAY Train 3 A NJ LIS p. NJ.
Exp Train ?. NJ. ~ 40
| Night do IL P NJ. 33o A NJ
On SUNDAYS at IL P VI. only
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-27

nUSSIA GOODS
Ia HEMP, HEMP YARNS BOLT ROPE, BALE
ROPE FEATHERS, CRASH, BRISTLES, SHEET IRON.
For sale by
HORACE f. BROWNE,
fab223t SO Exchange Place
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Tobacco Wholesale,

Warwick, Frick & Ball, 60 South st.
Armistead, Riggs Co., 81 Exchange Place.
Courtney & Cushing, 65 South Gay st.
J. LYLE Clarke Il Co, 106 W. Lombard at.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-27

T0bacconists (Retaill.
Thos. n. Webb, Madison and Garden SITS.
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StletaIs, Aat0Ware, 1T.

YELLOW METAL-B0STON RE-
Il WERE COPPER C0MPANY'S Sheathng Metal,
Bolts, Spikes and Nails. Constantly for sale by
STICKNEY 4 co,
fe25-1w Exchange Place
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Saw Mills and Steam Engines.
George Page & Co.
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SNtrtbanoi5t.

900 HHDS. MEAT AND BACON
.OSJO FOR SALE BY
fa236t JOSEPH c CARSON K co.
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Pianos & Music.
F. D. Benteen, l8l BALTIC. * "a Fayette Ct
Miller d Beacham, l8l Baltimore St
Henry McCaffrey, 207 Baltimore st.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-23

shake d the head. II fear this will prove
the worst luck you have had yet. It a.
only an ignis fatuus that will lead you Dep
er i1to1the nirs than you hsyss yet gone
Why not drop all such schemes at once
and go into your shop and stick to your
business. 1t would be better for you
xoH.1 IT. Ai.zt 81
"Whst-leave my fortune Just as have
found itgeDpiped Harry syshenentiy.
No. no.. j had a 1feam-twice repeated
and that makes three times you know
s af rshtdl5s: nd In gong to follow 'em
Sp Jist Jon wait, M dear Z :.
- I'd Susan did wait She MATED unti
.be ez suffered more than she would toll
shsE35;lsd f;2Ill The bloom was gone from
bar cheek and fhs hr;;ehtness from her eye
Fro5R l55fn- tiIl night she Pliei her nsea'<
wifhoir{ teasius. Her children must nas'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-23
School Books!

lust RECEIVED By PERSHING
- & Co, large supply of School Books, such
rs are now in general use, and recommended by
tho State Board; and which will lie sold cheap
at any other house in Northern Indiana.
1T Merchants supplied ON as fair terms as they
can get of the publishers. ffrskf r.4ea
IT SCHOOL TRusIE9s see to it that you have a
uniformity ofb0oks in your shoots.
Dee. 81, 1875 -PEEsHrxG & Co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-23
A Prize for Everybody!
WHO sUBscRrEEs FOR TIE
NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS,
a BEAUTIFULLY
ILLUSTRA TED
FAMILY NEWSPAPER.

rINIE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS is
one OF the best literary papers of the day
A large Quarto ccntang TWENTY PAGES, or
SIXTY COLUMNS OF entertaintaning matter;
& ELEG ANrLY ILLUSTRATED every week.
A CIT ,aorts from 90 cents 10 slice oO
wiN be sent TO each subscriber on receipt q
Tie Subscription Money.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-23

tic Subscription Money
TERMS--lN ADVANCE:
One copy for one year. and gift, 50 90
Three copies one year, and 3 gifts, oV
Five copies one year, and 3gifts, w
- Ten copies one year, and quits, - o0
Twenty one copies one yearand2l gifts, 30 90
The articles to be distributed ar comprised in ths
following list .-....sos.s
] United States Treasury Note, 81 900 90
do do. 500 0c cacl
do do 200 GO each
10 do do 100 90 eacl
10 Patent Lever Hunting Cased {,
Watches, 100 w Gael
z % Cold Watches az 90 eacl
IN do 60 90 eacl
100 do se 50 90 eacF
400 Ladies' Gold Watches, IS 90 eael
900 Silver Hunting Cased Watches, 80 ue eaci
500 silver Watches. Sl5 09to % 90 eacl
Cha,ss 10 90 to 30 90 eacl
1000 Gold Pens and Pencils. 5ae0te Is 90 cacl
Gold Iorkcts. Bracelets, Brooches, Ear Drops
Breast Pins. CUT Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Rings
Shirt Studs, Watch KEYS, Gold and Silver Thin
bles and "A variety of other articles, worth from u
cents 70 Sl5 90 each. -
On receipt of the subscription money, tho sub
scribers name WILDE entered upon. our books and
the gift forwarded within one week to him, by naai
or sxfress, post paid. -..f-sa 81.
IL All communications should be addressed to
DANIEL ADEE, ruptJsuER,
- So oh 0tnre Sresf, Ncp York ,
July /, 1854
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
EDw II. LuDLos, Auctonerr.
VERY ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FCRNI-

TURF al AUCTION.-E. VI. LUDLOW Co. will sell
2. auction on II ESDAl and WEDNESDAY, Oct. ls And -
1859 from u until O'Clock 81 No. G j-h corner lJths
ELEGANT and COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
The splendid Furniture contained in said house most OF when
imported from Paris Manufactured u ths city BY
the for the owners consisting II
and gilt buhl and carved snd walnut Paler la
brsry aud DEawuS Room Furniture Curtains IL dans,h and
SD. Tables Chairs Arm Chairs, richy carved rosewood Bed
s,eads Dressing Bureaus Warorobes Toilette Duches'- &c
lair Ma,tres,-s subon velvet. royal Wilton aud Erslisa
Brussels Carpets genuine and bronze and gill Gas riStrs
very beautiful bronze and other Ornaments. antique Clock.
tc: yery Dinner Scrye, Seyre white and -. j. Chna
&C.. Olcloh., China, Cut Gsssw,e, kc. Also Pictures
Ststuary. &c.
Catalogues viii BE- ready, and may BE- had AZ .e office Of
T. Ii. /. 4 Co, three prev ious o. TN. sac.
T Furniture NAV be seen the beior- he sale by per
nit to obtained The office Of the slctonter, No.
Ple-st. NNo
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
UORsES. CARRIAGES, &c, the propcrt, OF

z COOLEY esq who !. sbou. esying for Europe
HENRY H. LEEDS Co. Auconeers. viii sell by auction
OF FRIDAY Oct Is AZ l2ocock az the private stables No
gentle In sy harness. superb Coupec ssrl gifted family
Csrss, Baropohe B,ronche Wagon Double ssisn maze
Together with Harness Blankets. Robe &C. al IN good order
Terms cash and hyosbe immediately after the sale Stable
TO Lei.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

a : =
~ Anera-Pare. inclined 20 take stock aud with con
trollns iseres, in this Bank, will confer with MI q T.
MARSH No S4s Broadway. Appleton Building Ine 6naFer
one f the most liberia charters granted by ay govern
~ FOR banking prpa,es the best provisions OF
% IA United Stste Bank Th-se inclined take interest
In The Bark may see certified copy Of the Charter aud ean
s principal by apple alton above. An agency will be e'so
Iishp lin cify
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
a SSIGNEEs sALE.-PLATT ADAMS, As.

"A .xree BY SIMEON DRAPER, r, Auc.oreef-Flf, 81 81
"a a. r Of the Supreme Corr the remaining as.es o. nj
JosI Tbomp. IL u hand. cor.iing of 10 BONDS o. Sss
a. of Tie BRECKENRIDGE CAMEL COAL CoMPANf
s,d al othr excep, IN hIs:oa (ot waco sm
1sie ossos- VII be resdy fey days before Az a. y.
on.ug. ~ the CRY Of Nevfofk tn ei O. O:oo-f 1855
=; ~ Cook Ts1-s oAsh--Dst>d Sept IL 1879
" - PLATT ADAMS, AsT;g1e-.
TIE sale of,ts sbove Aaoueo property postponed 20 me
crb a. OtOb.r inst the hour sad p,ee Oct, 1866
PLATr ADAMS. Assignee.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
A NJ MkswIs. AIctonseE.
DY BANGS. MERWIN IL Co, Trsde-Sss

- Rooms 10 Is Psrkrov.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oc' IS :: g. oc,ocs
CHOICE PRIVATE LIBRARY Of valuable Standard work
II Medce and Surgery Theology History BosIsrhy Poetry
Belle. Le,,r- snd Sciences s1d aerd Ltcs,us n
csns variety imported illustrated Booss IN cos' bird
irs. Also a collection of Eue LINE STEEL ESGRA'iSts,
ast received from Lo-tor Ca'aotle' may oe ma 'ne
Sslesroors.
FRIDAY EVENING. Oct. Is. A. o. ocock
BOOKSELLERS STOCK % valuable Library Copi'' oi
Standard Works in GeI-sl Literature snd srg~ ss'otnrt
Of y en'fc C'.,sl and ScAoo. Book &c Also collector
cry Ir
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
Honsrs an6 farms t1)ante6.

WANTED-By family of Adults, a FUR
w NISHED HOUSE from lst Nov. to ls May next; Fur
nture would be carefully used Address C. r. g. Box No.
4,05Q Post-Ofhce
WANTED to RENT-With the privilege OF
w purchasing FARM Of from 20 TO ~ acres Mus b.
the city and easy Of Address r. s., Box No
2 I25 NJ Y. Post -Ofice.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
Real Gstate for Sale.

nRuI N9IuIe LOT DuIf.
DARN for SALE-Situated in the valley of
Il PREAkNESS. 4 miles We.. Of Paterson New-Jersey;
consisting 2s Of Land OF which part (about
lS5 scre) wood aud pasture. The House is nearly
and con,sns u rooms There large barn the premises
together with other necessary buildings The place we'll
waered and well suited to dairy purposes foI butter rnk
Inquire Of T. r. BROWN, No. 79 Nasssus,; apply BY
letter box No. l0l Harlem Post-Ofhce. VIII sell
favorable terms, exchange for City Property.
EOR SALE or TO LET, in Allen-st.-The two
story and attic Brick HOUSE No. la5 Aen, just above
Ryington sDd the west side Of the The neghboE
hood good and location convenient 10 business streets
Terms easy Inquire on the premises
LOR SALE-On Murray Hill, in West 3-th-st.,
i betweeA 5th and 6h-avs of those choice LOTS for
private residence They full be separstey
tosether on favorable terms Apply
X. q. PIERCE, No. Is Willam-st-
$685. 1a easA balance .as S MS5tsSfs s..a s
FARM Of s7} in the northern part of Ohio Good
orchard buildings &c. Only twenty miles from Cleye
land aud mile from hournins village. Apply d. l..
HALL once cf H. eet, No. 81 Nassau-st.. IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

TOR SAVANNAH.-The AMERICAN At.
IT LANTIC SCREW STEAMSHIP C0MPANTs ne nj
elegant steamship HUNTSvILLE. Jno, A Pos,j commas.
viii leave Pier No. u, N. R., on "WEDNESDAY, OF Al
O'Clock n m Cabin passage with unsarpsS.d seos..ss
tions. SIS Through tickets New otleaa. sS So Kss
SIS. Mont ney, SS Albany, Gs-, ssi; Atlanta na C.
lumbus Ca SO Macon S2l. Freight 10 cenls psst9sl
proportouate rates Insurance onehs per cent Apfyh
H. B. CROMWELL Co, No awA<
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
miscellaneous.

N B.-WHO has not heard Of the celebrated
IN. Madame BREWSTER Soc hA1 he-a consulted D,
,hor..rS. IN tb aud sh-r cites with a,sstioa Sh-
fre eoufde AZ 1e equal SD. es t name of future
VIE husband also that Of her ,sir ~ 70. wn'1 rih
50 cents; gentlemen, 81
CTOVE POLLSH-A very superior article fos
= hnIJ mis- es.a dsr.s. s1a e'it.a. and s.ose4.
~ QUAsTERxAH SON, lli JolaS- SswY Ysrk
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
Gales bp auction.
-r1c,x S.Ip - uOIrSEHOLD FURNI.

A UCTION SALE of hOOSbhOIp ~ ~ -
~ TirpF- WILLIAM T BOYD. Aucticneer. I'll So, or
THURSDAY Oc, H. .: the pnyae rr'1.en :, ,A " 4, rcs
esh-si.. 6th ROsewood Ps-lor suites 49, - "a.
brncadr ard velvet, T-o,sve PsroFor.e, rooi ana
aer.. ,s@ C-u..r SIDE and Gard Tables ne
cep,ion and Reclining Chars L.e Curtains r-' $40 Dio,
Mrcr- Cart-ts r. ~. Chris PAINTINGS. VS. a.. Di-1
Furniture Of every F,oE Dinner s1a Iei
CT Ga-- ar- siverPa~d War. R0-e~oci $40
Brr,sr, Bea.,eads W,hs.sus Sofis Rockers, Cna' nA
M.,.-..e. F-s,he. Beds Bols,rr. Blnke cSTts 'Ito
ii, Tn. a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
7T7O the STOCKHOLDERS of the BOwERY

i BANK-A Dividend OF TWENTY i.nl frh ChNI
on the amount Of held by each Stoc shodeT resecey
viii be paid on demand a such Stockholders a. have pre-
suted s certifstc and proved title az the Once o. <
N'-s''' JOHN A. STEW ART, Receiver.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

TOR SAVANNAH AND FLORlDA.-U
l. MAIL LlNE.-The tavorite steamship AUGUSTA ca
NJ. 5. Woodhul. willlesye ON SATURDAY. Oct b,stSss
D m from Pier No North River. CABIN pssssse to Sru
AIS Through tickets given Montgomery, Columbia Aa1
Albany and Macon Bills of sding sigued ouly bi "a
freight or passage. apply to sAML L. MITCHELL Sx n
Is Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
OyytcI L. CxossE AID MiLsarxss RsiLsoao c
: NKWN NoRK. Srrt 10 [ 2,a
NTITE OF MINNESOTA EIGHT PER

ScENT RoNDs due Juy l. 1857 secured BY sinking fund
.dsqus.s the payuen: OF ;bs entire loan a.
CRY or LOUISVILLE SIX PER CENT "AiLA
WORKS BONDS due May 1887 secured b. an irrepeasye
tax on the ear and personal properly OF the ey sna
r,or,s,ze of is in.er- IL The Wa,er Works .,,,c,y.r
CITY OF ST. LOUIS SIX PER CENT MUNICIPAL
BONDS due in 1881. . -r,, M, crS,
0SoPS SopSTY ~ OK jtomiSsoN QowN TEN PER CENT
BONDS due Sept !, 1853. .,no,n sr,,rx
PEORIA ANb BUREAU VALLEY RAILROAD SEVEN
PER CENT BONDS, due In 1859 This rosd leased TO onr
ca,o AID Rock Islaad Raosl ens That secures tAr ltet
est on Bands aud eight cent dividend on the soA
a Bonds are convertible into the Stock Of the Company
TSe PRINCIPAL ard INTEREST Of all the shove BONDS
AZ, nsvah In the Cy Of NcYogk Full particulars may oe
h. on npc.cn 70 the undersigned who Offer them or SALE
CLARK DODGE & Co. No. 81 WallstS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
DOYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP Ap.n,.

~ LfNkRPOOL--fhe ARABIA. ysn~s s,o.- Ia ,
viii sail from the WEDNESDAY -. ,es5>a,
s:esn ho,' WI pig ectw-~n the Compaay. ws.-s "a
City. sud ths ARABIA st 10 and l0t oo-ock m =, !s
seuErrs and baggage on board. The AFRICA n s,svA
2Tth iDs'. T.. CCSARD Na A q - sIo. !
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

DEOPLEs LINE between NEW-Y0RK, CN
III ISLAND. WHITEsTONE, NEW ROCHELLE =
NAMARONECK.-On and aiter SATURDAY, seFhH
steamer ISLAND CITY, Capt. james Nr>l"aboiiA ~ -
Ruon- Market clip at - Returning caves hsnSasas
Y a. m. New Rochelle, u q City Island, 'S n
White stone OF 10 g.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

DOY WANTED.-A genteel American Boy Of
ID 70 IN II wears wanted ~ pisnoforte warercon NJ
IRISH bov need apply Ne sppcan; viii be- received before
1'c,ock IN j. r. WARNER Co., No. e3j Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

EMPLOYERS Of Female Servants wanting
II good Protestant and other help act vol suited to-day
or no charge, at the SELECT FEMALE EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE No 2q2 4h.ay Zjd IT. On hand SIX smart
Protest NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
Gtsamboats ano Railroads.

CTATEN ISLAND FERRY.-N0IEE-
- Cbeap Excursion for Six Cents.-Bcss ksw uAf9
ISLAND EVERY HOUR fome . m to6pn
Leave WHITEHALL from g. m. TO .. N. hf ossusn
1tapIetop and tspdeTbilt's LANDING.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
DuiIoinq Mdterldls.

Dniloing materials.
GLAZED STONEWARE DRAIN-PlPES-2
VI 70 inch bore-frrm3 cents cot, CankE ana An-r
i1an CHIMSEY-POTS, VASES. sTATtAhf Ac. LilNb
ISLAND POTTERY DEPOT, No. 2 Ssssaus;' Se~ forf
DOOFING SLATES.-R. PRINCE, Agent fsi
~ the celebrated EVERETT QuARRlpPa,
For FLAT" aid PITCH HOOPS
Por samples address No. - Beerma1-',-. new.fon
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

f v or country car obtain excellent HELP daily o.
ge In.titue and Home No. t3S 1h-st. corner Of 8h
M Til. extensive place hs, abundance Of civil capable Ser
Aens Conducted BY sTe,petabe Aecai Lazy Ca and zee
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

Doors open ~ 7: % cOininrrce q y O'Clock.
Comedy illustrative Of life aud manners in New" YORK.
is in preparation. -,
new Comedy by Charles Dance viii b. prodCced shortly
the principal (which will b. sustained by Mr. Lester
wascs Mr. Floyd (is rt appearance here M sloan Mrs
first this sessonl Mrs So rs appear
ance A. Nis theaterl. Me-. Floyd. Miss Tee. -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-15

= LIST VESSELS passing in ana out Of The Lock Of
the weaad Canal Port Colb5urne c W furnished BY
the Lock Telerto D p DoJJius, Secretary Of the Board
Of Lake Un lcrwriters:
Bound WEST. oc., I2ib-SchTs Reindeer, Lively, Gem.
Ga the l3'h-Prsp Cleveland
BoUSD EAST, Oct l2lh-Prop Buckeye; schrs II r Nus
sev Oefouagln- On the lti-B1 rques r p Park, WIn.
S. .uzsesi schrs Rcbsoca, Albion. Uuion.
Vessels is Port COlborns Hzrbor, Oct lSh-Sehrs GEN
and Guy Lhoga
HANANA-SuCzr \ lIttle active; No. Il is worth
l0l3 per aI-fe AID o-her qualities IN prop Ton
AIolssses-Ne-.ecfel; n1uuaiy y IS reals for coYod
n Mus-os o market
ENchauge-Firm London. 15S Jer cent, premi1m
New Work Sn,A Eastem cities As28A.
Ersi-hfs-Nery dulI.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-15
6ar0mare.

( CARPENTERS TOOLS.-The larg-
~ est and best variety 10 The ctr-flr saloby
ap30 H- K -RAYNOLDS, No Z Superior s..
HOUSE TRIMMINGS, of every des-
4AcrIpiiou, VARIETY stvle and prce-forsale by =
ap31 H. X RAYNOLDS, No. Superior St.
I OOO KEGS OF SUPERIOR
NAILS-Of ali sizes and qusiities, for
,s35 s5-s By H. K RAYNeLDS, " Lbs.
IRON AND STEEL.-Ai out a shin
Il load,-tor sale BY II X. RAYNOIDS.
au31 No Superior s..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-15
s. Corning & Co.'S Quotations
co OIL
AL con OIL
! n MING FLUID,
M.NuFIcrUREp By S. CORNING & Co, 76 Ri
= SrREET, CLEVELAND, Ono.

Terms, Cash, Clrreaf Funds
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-15

CMITH { PUTNAM-PRODUJClTEE3,, lTE3,
BRADBURN 8 FISHER.

~ ForwariIus and Commission Merchants Dealers IN
Salt, Fish. Water ne Pas er SC also dealers In III
varieties Of coai BI14k Ware House ls3 4 ls5 River
Street and % Q Deck Liberal cash advances made On
coasignm0nfs mhIT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-15
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-o4i. u

Flnur-The market opensd steady, with msdeTae de
naad iJrthe easter and oeal i.s 5aa @ si S:ia sea
as prices: I200J bbls at s3i flr unsgurd; - e
s. ~ - LIE ,resfer 81 50 as fr coTn1n 10 meiiJrs
sTrs weslern. Ss6s IS for shas b-2s Of So Tola
rR1,-S iss sO5 b al s. SO Tor commla to CHI
eKt-a Small sales Of Re -four y 8 s's4, An ,
heavg: saiss O20e flr very go1 white anadiau p
h a. 81 excl s. So ID .ei a. y 81 10, aid
1900 bl od ,Ii'sals &c G. 10 ~ exp n q - d
70 Ia 5Tis1i Of i0e per bu, to be equally diTdsd betw b
the uressut buyer anl seller
esds; sales O5o bu At sII Is, and 2oo0 bh
Csl -ssarcev So firm but e.. market Is rtheT HlsTe
seils s-es 62g9 % a, sla.e e, "a q ,.l ' s''4' Id
6asQuot At 4aa<5c for STATE and iss isc r "estefn
whty-The market closed shade better; sales of iO
PofF-Te Market opened heavy and closed steady: sles
oo bals q sel6 p for mess, elosns hrm a The Iaef
sefin n 1Iis requss al unch,n=ed prices; salesslo
hbl al - 5olo Tor c7atr a. ior do pT5le sis
dal rcels offering arrive before the 18th Of No
Cut Msals-Dull. and quotations pomn.Iy unchanged.
La.a-Stssdy; saies - ehl.5t = le5s slSss ,.s. s
chssss-s'eady a s9s9e.
s7; Tennessee G. s21s Miehgaa soulherR king faad
and Hais \ i05: Ne@ YORK e nal AZ; Hiriea I25s
IIu5saa ss1i g Days IeadiaE 81; Mieiigan Ce1;Ia
CisToand Coluu5ls md Cineinna ~; N eigan south
esga 5 CleveiRa and TOisio s47S; Chicago aud Roek
Island 65a<.
oswEGo PRODUCE AIARKET-oei. Il.
lBT TELEGRAPH
Flour-Dull
Wheat duh and uuch1nge- receirs snre the ts- OF t9
month bu; sales O0 In Tsi winter west
Al SO
Coru-Ncrv q1iet
Canal Frsighls-FIrm and steady
Lake Imports for - hourE-F our l2 bbls, wheat IA
t01 hu; sslo hu. barley 3 600 bu-
Canal EEpors-Flour 100 hbs wheat II 20 tui corn
1850 hu bIrley 500 bu. n 2a0l hu.
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pEPAKruRRs.

Steamer MAY Qusrn. Figsr. Detroit; y hbs whisky, ls
kegs nais hIs glass, p 1s candles, G. pigs sund;
III hxs cheese, f7.a2i lhs irou-
Prop Bay Saie. kollo, GenS1urghs l51 obis ur. u
bls pork ~ bales Gotten. u aides % bEs candles. -
rolls leather, q bds bowls 20 lls alcohol Crawford
L Z Co
schr SEA Gull Bradley Bu!ao; 80 tons caal; W Keh
Sch- Allre Curzs. willard Bulac, 500 bu wheat /
Walton; - kegs powder n Il 4 60.
Schr Midnish. Drake. Chicago; 80 lous coal, c n
Scow Prince Of Peace Maoe. ksleys Island; % kegs Of
powder, ChambeTlin & T., l5OhNs Cobb 4 X.
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oswEGo PRODUCE MARKET-ooi. Il.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEvELAND-oct. 18th.


Steamer Nay Queen Viger, Detroit; SIS hhs peaios, 5
Ehls hazi, lo krou 90 CanbeTTleS, d. fresh
ish
Steamer Sosih star, Sweet, Superior 2 5ss mdse Han
na. Garrel-Cu > Go
Stssmsr Ksl olah- McG esor Buso ros leather, D-e;
~ kegs Beer. NJ 6 Duck; - Ibis, Gorham 4 A.
Prop Cn.hmnn. S.ss Duukirk; 29as tons mdsc.
rairuad; * tons mtso, z \ 2 ralLro2d lion nsc'
C& 7 railrlad; tons md e. Il II 4 Co
Prop Aieghauy, Hunt, Buisl0; 20 ious udse- Z Bonl
Scr Sea Gail, Bradley Bud1ioi 10 tons marble \
railr1ad-
Seow Pnce Of Peace Moore KeIeys Isanj Is cords Of
lInies0ne, @ " Cslkins.
Scow Hale Faghsr Key Island; ls cords limssto1s,
o W Calkius