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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-11

II Ns
u WAsHISGToN, August ~. 1859.
PROPOSALS will be received At this Office until
noon Of the 2th of Oct Der next, for Making, Fit
ting, and Puttibg-up the IRON ceilings of cIs four
principal stair cases of the Capitol ExtensIon.
Proposals should state certain sum for each
coa's Of white lead IN oil.
The whole of the iron work of the ceilings in
cluding cast and wrought iron iron sash frames,
and all bolts, nuts, And fastenings necessary for
to he included IN the price named.
Proposals 10 be scaled and endorsed Proposals
for Iron Ceilings, accOmpa led by a guarantee,
signed by one or more respons BILE persons, and TO
be addressed b. the undersigned.
Proposals will he opened st noon OF Tuesday goth
October, in presence Of such persons may choose
Drawings Of the ceilings may be seen at this Office
NJ. G. MElGS, Corps OF Engineers,
In charge Of Capitol Extension.
Each proposal should be accompanied by the fol-
lowing guarantee.
Form of Gxarante.
The undersigned, - Of. IN the State of
-, and -, in the SIste Of, hereby
guaranty that In case the foregoing bid Of
for--, as above described, be accepted he or
they will, within ten days ster the receipt of the
tract for the same with good and sufficient securi-
ties and In case tho said - shall fail to enter
into contract as aforesaid, we guaranty Ia make
good the difference between the offer Of the said
- and that which may be accepted.
Date 1885, SWIF I,sss. Of suarantors' AZ
hereby certify that the above named ---are
known TO me as men OF property, a1d able d. make
good their guarantee.
signature. GH
To be signed by the United States District Judge.
United States District Attorney Collector ar 500
nsrsou known To the War Dana 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-11
UyDIOIUA,
nR, COG6SwELL's
MEDICAL SALT.

The great remedy for Infammstory Diseases,
such as RheumatLsm, Neuralgls, Headache, Pts,
sipelas, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and similar
complaints. BY equalizing the circulsnon 10 re-
moves the sole cause Of Inflammation. That lnva-
ads would do well 70 give II q trial, may be seen
from the following testimonials.
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BY tie P'sslGent:
THos. A. HENDRICKs.
COMMISSIONS OF the General Land Ofic

NOTICE TO PRF-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entlti"d 20 the TIVht pre- cUptiun
10 SnN Ol the lands within the townships and "a rs
OF townships above enuu'e' atrd, required 10 e.
TAI lis the Sans Ia the satisfaction of the register
a ceIveT 90 ia" prep land "n.ce. and ana ke ra,
ment therefor as 1nnn AZ practicable after seeInE
this notice, aud beior. the day appointed for tna
commencement Of the public N . IL :he lands em-
hracing the tr.ct claimed otIeTwIse such claim
wall be forfeited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-11

ID CA L. l. =, .,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
WINES, LIQUORS, CORDIAI.S, &c,
Keeps on hand the purest aud richest stock of
Champsgne, Claret, Port. Madeira. sherry, Q
Rhina Mine, Coz nae Whisky, Holland Gin, u
Rum Hy Siene, X osp pail, niscite, NJ aroschlno, -
AbsInthe. and every Kind Of Cordials and Pre-
,eTyes Families. hotel keepers. and saloons -
su pplied At the shortest notice, IN town and conn
tTT Tee rlchsst and pureSt stock of Wines III
uUOTS, aud COrdlals In the word. Oc colin
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= TEN YEARS OF PREACHER I.IFE N
THK BLIND MAN ELOQUENT. IL
FORMER Chaplain to Congress.
most aeepiy INT resting book. Every body
IL SHEPHERDS, -
- seq Corner 18th and ID streets q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-11

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BACON A
a RAVENS PIANOS Just received at the hu-
sie Store Of w. 6. METZEROIT.
Pianos for rent se2
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Townships III and II2, ofranre p.

AT THE LAND OFFICE at CHATFIEIn. commanc
ing on Monday, the fourteenth CAV Of Novamla
next, for the disposal Of the vacan; lands m m,
ereH Numbered sections within the under mentIonA
townships whIchrtmsin 10 the In ted States within
sIG miles on each side of the railroads, irom Mn
neaPOis. via Faribault, To- the north line III IN,
state of Iowa, west Of range sixteen aud from
La Crescent. via Ta get Lake. mp the valIev !,
Root rlyer," sus lect, REQ UIred bV law o. a mIn
Inum Of t'cO dollar aHc hftg sHfS psr acr., VIZ:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-06
FnnM LRAYENMoRTn.

LEAvENwoRTH, Sept. b.
collision occurred between the Democrats and
Republicans Saturday night-both parties
having demonstrations prior to the municipal cleo,
zion to day.
The Republicans were holding a meeting atthe
intersection Of two streets. The Democratic torch
light procession attempted to pass through, and
being resisted, a general melee ensued, several
hundred on both sides participating, uoing stones,
bludgeons, pistols and knives. One person was
shot and eve or six cut ut none fatally,
The Republicans maintained their ground and
proceeded with their meeting. The afiray is be
ieved to have been purely accidental, and is uni
versally regretted. There were some apprehen-
sions Of renewed disturbance to-day, effective pre-
ventive measures have been taken.
The Denver City express of the 2Tth arrived
yesterday, with small quBnlily OF GOLD dust.
In GregorY's Qigglngs, some mipers hsA - =,
iron, finding rich dirt below.
The discoveries on the Colorado prove remune'
rative.
Indian depredAtions continue, and isolated mi
ners are frequently cut off.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-06
Last Nights Report,

VERA CRUz, Aug "a.
U. S. Minister McIane returns 20 this city on
the 22d inst. He presented President Buchapan's
ultimatum TO Juarez demanding an immediate rat.
ihcaiiOn OF the treaty.
Nothing important has transpired at the Capt.
ilal.
Gen. De Galado had. orderbd the troops at
Tampioo and In the neighborhood 10 march 70
San Luis Potosi, which place will be the general
rendezvous Of the Liberals. He intends attacking
the Capital 10 October,
All OF the Pacific coast Is in possession Of the
Liberals.
General Vdaurri was organizing his forces at
NaeraOn against the In iaus and Americans.
Governor Besquiera had defeated the Indian de
pEedRtors Of LOnOra after a severe battle.
Business at Magattan was good.
TepcO had been Teeaptured by the revolution
lists alter considerable fighting.
Mafquese WAS conducting s3OOOO9o 10 San
Bias from Guadalajara per British war ship
CALYPSO
The Governor Of San Bas had resolved to
prevent the shipment II the duties were not PAID
Difficulty was apprehendCd.
General Coreno had left Mazatlan with so men
10 join the liberal forces at Josco and attack Mar
quaise at GuadalajarO.
The lsthmus OF Tehuautepec was quiet.
BRITISH CoLuMBIA:-GOvernOr Douglass bad
issued his protest againat General Harney's Occu'
patton Of the Islsnd OF San Juan and sent
message TO the Vancouvers Island Assembly
declaring that British forces should be landed at
San Juan.
There was q doubtful rumor that the British
steamer Satillile had attacked the Island and
killed 80 Americans
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-06
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept s.
The Government has been advised by General
Hamsy of his proceedings IN taking possession
of the Island OF San Juan, and the steamer TO
tomorrow will convey to him a reply. From
what has here tIanspired il is reasonable to infer
the position OF the administration admits of no
compromise, it heing fully satisfied that the is-
land belongs to the United States.
Official notice is given that in all cases in
which pre- -emption declaratory statements found
on bona fide actual settlement and cultivation
made prior aud up to date, and filed by settlers
before the 9th OF October the registers and re-
ceivers are directed, when the pre-. emptiOn clai-
mants are unable and do not prove up and pay
for their tracts at or before that time, TO with
hold such actual Nnd cultivated tracts from the
public sales in Min uesota, to take place IN Oc-
tober and November.
The Secretary of the Interior had informed
certain memonolists IN st. Louis, who ask
that the public lands of Kansas and Nebraska
be Withheld from private entry after the close Of
the public sales, that the President is of opinion
the law invests him y ith no power TO grant such
request
The State Department has been informed by
Mr.. Wright, Mlnister TO Berlin. that 1t is not
true, as reported by many American newspa
pers, that several American citizens are IN the
Prussan army. He knows of none,
The President has recognized Heinrich Mul-
Ter, from Brmen, as consul at Savannah, ia
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-06

CLEVELAND NsuruTE-The fall term Of this
excellent School will commence to morrow WED
nesday). We are glad to learn thatthere is a
prospect of very large increase over the gratfy-
lug list of last years attendance Tho school has
nov been in operation for one year, and has taken
its position as one of the best Educational Insd-
tutions Of the State or the West. It yields the
palm to no rival in beauty and nealthfuness Of
location capability and active efficiency of teach
ors, convenience Of buildings, or in the morally
healthy influences which surround the pupil. We
heartily recommend the school to parents and
YOUTH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-06
FROM CALIFORNIA.

NEw ORLEANs, Sept. D.
The steamship Havana, Of the Louisiana and
Tehauntepec line, has arrived below with San
Ftanoitco advioes to the 2OIh ut., and Minititlan
10 the let inst.
The Pacific mail steamships Sonora and Cortez
sailed from San Francisco on the 2Oth ult for Pan
anna with over $2,OOO,OOO in specie and 200 pas
sengeFs.
British man Of war had arrived at San Fran>
cisco from Vaneouvro's Island, and it is supposed
that she brings dispatches from England concerns
ing the San Juan dispute.
No arrivals at San francisco are reported.
Business had improved.
Provisions unchanged.
Candles had advanced 10.
Sugar-frm. Refined sold az ia
Advices from NsDcouvre's Island TO the 18th
ult. state that Gen. Harvey the 9Th ult, order
ed four artillery companies from Fort Washington
to reinforce Capt. Piokell, who still occupies San
Juan unmOlested.
Gen. Harney had forwarded dispatches to Wash
ington.
Horace Greeley had addressed large Pacific
Railroad meeting at San Francisco.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-06

BOARD OF EDUoATIoN.-Present, Messrs. Thome
Payne, BrsdburD, Fogg, Rhodes, Pratt, Stanley,
Reese, Maynard, aud Vaughn.
The Committee on Teachers, TO whom was re-
ferred the proposition TO employ Professor Ruger
TO teach Greek and German in the High Schools,
were granted further time in which to report.
The Committee on Bills and Accounts submitted
several bills, principally for repairs school hous
es, calling the attention Of the Board to the fact
that there were glaring discrepancies between the
bills, in regard to the prices charged. The bills
were returned to the Committee, with instructions
to examine and correct where necessary.
Several bills were received and referred 10 the
Committee on Bills and Accounts.
Tue petition Of J. w Briggs 10 relation IN his
son, pupil 10 the Hudson Street School, was re-
ferred TO the Superintendent and the Secretary
On motion, Mr., Stanley was authorized to dis
pose Of some cherry trees in the yard OF the Hud-
son Street School.
On motion Of Mr. Fogg, the Superintendent was
authorized, at his discretion TO remove the inter-
mediate children from the Washington Street
School to the Pearl Street School, and from the
Penn Street School to the Hicks Street School.
Board adjourned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-06

CLEVELAND LIBRARY AssooIATIoN.-Thei idea
has become too prevalent among our citizens that
because the Cleveland Library Association has, by
efficient aid from friends cleared OF all the
debts that have heretofore impaired It's usefulness
and embarrassed its operations, that therefore no
more need be done and the institution will now
"run itself" 1t is true that the Association is out
Of debt, aud therefore the public should feel an
interest in 50 supporting it that fund may be aocu
mulated for all current or contingent expenses and
for such additions from time TO time to the LIZ
brary as may be desirable. Now is good time to
subscribe. The long winter evenings are coming
on aud time will be had for the young and the old
to avail themselves Of the great advantages accru-
ing to those who have the privileges Of MEMBER
ship In the Society Fill up the membership list aud
in doing this, all up the treasury that the AssOcla-
ton may be one worthy Of our city sud society.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-06
MATRIMONIAL.

10 rHE LADIEs oF THE UNITED STATES;
Il been my good fortune TO restore TO health mani
bousands OF my oouutry-women.
nv success excited the malice of the enviou AM
alous; but their prosecutions have served only 70 eSeul
nd establish my reputation showers Of grateful oherus
nave fallen my pathway irom the lair sufferers whuu
have relieved. Soloug am ield in adeotonaie auc
hauktu remembrance BY those who have experienced
kill can aord to isspise the sfurts Of misohef-naken
nv nisads nave repeatedly urged to place my me-
eno for producing mensruaton within the reach the
Ladies' of United states; but ndisposition
dold occupied by queks with their penicous
and that uupunopled oountereter might palm loon
he public their worthless limitations, have hhor pre-
vouted mo nom establishing agencies ior tho sale Of nv
AAuE DE FEMBiE, " in tho United States
last yield 20 the eureaiies Of patients friends
and ofor TO the suffering Females p america moliciue
which nus rendered somewhat famous throushou the
old World
In regard 20 tue efficacy The "AhdlE DE FE b. NJ ~"
ueed only say that il gu form, and Is exact suoh
sI have used in practostn Frame for snd
at Il has never failed 10 secure satisfactory result
The Annie De Femme and mensruaiiou stand An me re-
iatou OF cause and effect isake powerful 10 originate
thy menstrual low whore eyer has existed, gtd 81
restore where ms been from any cause suppress
In ufN1flo tue WlefNNA Nlfe
written signature Dolh thr bottle sud enclosing he
wi be sealed with my uriVttn seal
Price, $500 a package %, ...y,,,,,
PARIs, January. Is5I.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail. by WILLIAM EIsKE
Ans ae Femme" Al the PTOpnst0T's pness,
kun dsWJo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-06

FOREST GRovE.-This trotting Park and Its SUI
roundings have lately passed into the hands of
Joseph Richards aud VIM, H. Potts. who intend TO
still further beautily the grounds and add to the
many attractions which now surround the Park
ooe Of the new features especially noticeable aud
commeudable is that they are determined that no
liquor shall be sold the premises, so that hus.
bands and fathers take their wives and chill
dren to witness the exciting sports Of the ring
There is to be some fast trotting at the Grove
this week, "Metoroplis" and "WillIam Penn" the
former Of which made at Cuyahoga Falls on Sat.
urday, the fastest time-2:95 2-rua in Ohio,
while the latter was close behind, will be there
with other fast horses Lovers Of the turf will
take notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-06
STEAMER NORTH BRITAIN orr FARTH-
Elt POINT.

FARTHER POINT, Sept. 4.
The steamship North Britain, from Liverpool,
With dates TO the 23d ult., Is in sight on her way
TO Quebec. Her commercial advices have been
anticipated by the Arago, intercepted OF Cape
Race, but her political news is three days later.
LATER.
The steamship North Briton has passed this
point for Quebec, with Liverpool dates to We'd
nesday afternoon, the oath ult.
Nothing OF importance has transpired Of the
proceedings Of the Conference in session at Hu
rich.
The Assemblies Of MOdena and Tuscany have
adopted resolutions banishng the Dynasties OF the
former Dukes, aud anne ing the Dukedoms to
Piedmont.
LIvERPOoL, August "a b., P. A.-Breadstufs
very dull aud sale uuimportant.
Provisions closed very dull, with no sales Of i'm
portance.
LONDON, Wednesday, Aug. 24th.-Consols clos
ed at 95l-2a95 5.S
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-06

FoR PUT-IE-BAy.-From all the lake cities
Sandusky, Toledo and Detroit come otes of pre-
paration for the excursion to Put in Bay on the
10th. Buffalo, which for time was dead as
coffin nail on this subject has walked up and the
Western Metropolis will bring down from that
city goodly delegation. The three boats from this
city wilt be crowded and, if the day proves fair,
the hills aud rocks will echo back az hearty, al.
though perhaps not quite as loud reports as re-
BOUNDED on the day when the young and noble
Perry immortalized the spot
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-06

EDITOR LEADER In yonr issue of this MORN
ing notice an Article signed A. Meader, which in
speaking of the Editor oil the Cleaner, says "His
false and sanderous Misrepresentation of the
facts in his paper, make it impossible for me to
have aoy more controversy with him or to take
any further notice Of him or his paper"
Now sir, wish to say to Mr. Meader, that If he
will point out any thing in the Cleaner of satur-
day, with reference to the unpleasant affair last
Friday, between him and myself, that he CLAIMS TO
be false will either prOUe ii true or retract it at
once. l say this, knowing full well, as he does,
that there Is nothing false in that statement,
WALTER II. SHUPE.
Cleveland. Sent &. 1859
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-06
FROM NEW YORK.

NAW ANhhf nopts -
Last Wednesday the sohr. John Elliott Captain
John Green, eapsized In the North River foot Of
9lst street and sunk In deep water. The Vessel
was subsequently, raised and toWed TO the dock At
foot Of 9Th e., where she was pumped out yester-
day 10 the cabin was found the body OF man
who had taken passage from HayerstraW. me
deceased has not been identified but Il h believed
that he was resident Of PhiladslphiA. The Core
oner was notified to hold Gn Inquest
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-06

CRIoKE T. CLEVELAND AGAIN VIcToR1ous -
The return match was played yesterday on
the He ghts between tho 81. George Cricket Club
of this city, and the Peninsula Club of Detroit
The day was favorable, being cool and cloudy -
The Cleveland boys gained the day, but the con-
test was close one and all of the St. Georges
boys say that better men or more perfect gentle
men to play with than the Peninsula players they
could not have.
The Umpires were Messrs. J. P. Ross for the
St. George. and MIR. knight for the Peninsula -
scorers--Mr. Morgan for the former. and L. Orr
for the latter
The following is the score
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-06
mtoirintg.

Drugs, Medicines, Paints and OILS.
DRu0S--A COMPLETE ASsORT-
- MENT At very ow prices % d Z wholeania ir1ds
tlNDNo n AHmfTNnNC.
-ANalA n1 tnrrrirr n.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-06

DANGEROUS sPoRT-Within a few days, some
misohievous boys in Lake street, have amused
themselves at others expense by tying rope across
the walks in the night that passers may be struck
aud perhaps thrown down by coming on it una
wares in the dark. This they have done for sew
eral successive nights until it has become a nui>
sance. Some accident to lady or gentleman may
be the result of their spirit of roguery.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-06
N n sOLOMoNSON.

Practical AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIoAN,
ssps the largest OF the Hos approved kindso
ECTACLES. Allhis glasses whether for near OF a.
d, ground under his own inspection, by machine
new construction, with the Greatest care, so aStu
ths eyes in al cases, curing Weakness, DisEHsSs o.
lanaii0no Of the Eyes, and mpaTng strength Tor ions
yteadiug 6ne sewing.
" N. H. solomonSnn would here inform the public
thAthe never ploys any in the sale fhslsnses
Cy- Also, n splendid assortment OF spy GLASSES nj
CROSGOPES, COMPASSEs, 6o., kept ON hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural
CS-Omoess Supenorslreet ,uudefthe AH.snoan Ho'ei,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-06

PRoBAT COURT. The September Term of the
Probate Court was held yesterday, Judge T1LDEN
on the bench. The case Of A. b. Towpnnnd
sou WIN petIJ mIVvDy uismisad as was
that against Mary Thornton for assault and bat.
terry, aud Michael Daily and William Kelley for
same offence
John Hoffman for assault and battery was fined
$40 and costs,
John W. Murray and Julia Ann Fleming were
fined So and costs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-06
ExclrEMHNT IN RALTIMoRR

The law and order town meeting for Tomorrow
evening will be an immense affair, aud the spirit
already manifested has had ts effect upcu the row
dy gang. full independent ticket will be nCmi
mated. Our city Is certainly bad enough, but the
sensation reporters have awfolly exaggerated re %
cent events The late steamboat outrage s an
instance Of the spirit Of this exagGnration. At
the investigation into the affair, fortytwo witness.
es were examined, and yet not one either saw or
heard Of any violence to the females on board.--
The other parts Of the story a. originally publish
id, appears TO have been equally magnihed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-06
COMMERCIAL
NEw YORK MARKET-sept,4.
tgY rELEonApul

tsY rELEoRAPHl
Floursales Of 7so0 bbis ut 50 200 "a 20 for npor s,se
81 tgGetlQ for old extra oute Stoata ~ fr super Nsn
sr old. and e5tOg5g3 ~ fresh ground shppnf braus
ortrn rUuIu tOOp Ohio. hnnel du heavy and 6ife
foi e grsdes except S,ale which rules anu
Canadian d Inr aaii and selling o. ss60abtO
Rye 4 iour--luict Sales 10 b at SIS 01Ifs31.
Mheatale i5tu9 Dus ~ eisUAl,4o heN Whlie kyi sll
red do unsouud Chicus fprinf At 2c ah wen
q ~ s5qlO harket duil and dropping, s1d21 lower.
RE QuH ~ sl0a51c.
Cornsaies 90 bsatlOo for old mi ed WIS., In store;
slsl new do; and s3c for yellow southern Market
osls-saissn 81 a3sc for Old sae; Aat1o new State;
iat0c wsui 3sgi2c CANADIAN. Maikst d mtr.
Mhisky-Salta lbsi bbis ~ 26kc Market steady
Pork-saes 4ts0 Dbls pt Slt eial5O0 S3t0f0r
thin SiO 1879 for prim iblo. ear; iac &
0oJ bDis ness A. St ~ theck up Market rregu
Beef-Dui sales 40 hbls al So sOa6 for prime; S7oi
'2s do mets Ssu Tor ropackod Chicago; SlAgi25, Jf
extra.
Baeon-sales &c tieroes bsgged hams at l0kor Market
BUFFALO MARKET-SeptL
tBT rELEoRApHl
Flour-sales 1000 bbls StH@t02ss for trra western;
81 OJG5H for double extras Upper Lake ected Mur
WbeaiZsaler H. OOO bushels nc Chicago spring afoa a,
blci 400 buH rea ono o. ~ 300 bus rel Acl g5c
Mskst steady for new spung red who wiutor closed
Com Quiet anu no sales
Yats-s'ealy. Sales Ii, ,OOO bus Chicago At tlo
Rarcy-Quet
Whisky nominal Of 2fho.
TON y.
Lake I'm orts ibis aour 64oOO bus wheat; z ooo
anal EIpOis4oiO bbls hDur 5000 gu wheat; $1,000 bu
corn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-06

Do THE FLIES TROUBLE You Go to Fogg
Ellsworth a Co., and get one of Gilbsrrs patent
Fly Traps. They are very curious and iDgsni,
Gus OOntrivAuce, wind up like clock, and will
keep your house clear Of dies. By all means call
and examine the maehine. You will also fnd there
wire oCvers of all sizes, from IS cts upwards.