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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-16
WILKINSON RIDDLE. hiI. . NV. az apr1lasa6 SsbI
CHERIFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to tho

~ cummpnd Of two orders Of sale issued from the Court
uiCommun Pleas Gus ah0ga County the sui OF
John Hooper et al plaintiff against Marcus Caumnu OF hi
defendant aud ono a. the suit Of Rohe Ho0peret al pins
vs. said dCtts shall offer for sale al Public Auction al to
door Of tho Court House corner Seneca and Chnma
streets IN the cil Of Cleveland Ia CuYahOga County on
tho following described Lands aud tenemonts tow Sitn
ale IN the ty Of Cleveland Cuyehoga County and State Of
ONO and bonded as follows: Baetnniug at the gopt-
west Of lot OF land owned bY F6derek Wnngc-
lin on lake street, thence running uuTthery along ead
Wagelns west line l32 feet TO land occupied by Nd Bsr-
nett; thence wes erY with said BauCts line 36 foet
thence snuihoTy parallel with id Wafblins line 10 Lake
street, therce westerly aoug said Lake street tie place
Of hn inning being tile promises AIarcug
CaIimun and Marcus ReggouhoIger two Of the dofep
dants, by J. Fiich, IT, Marshal, by order az Court
Sept rs, 1866 Vol sh pBge 3i5. Apn Riied at Sl86O
ID =, Wl9hrMAN, sheriff
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OHERIFFs SALE.-Purmnnl ~ tho

command Of order of snle, issued from tho Comm
Of Common Pleas OF CuYHhnsa County, al mo anil m
Alhpn Morton, PIN. against william Gray and others
deis 10 me directed, hal oier Tor sale at Public Ano
un nt the door of the Court House ,(ranoT OF Soprch ana
thamplnn sreets mthe city Of Cleyegnd 10 said county
on tho auih day Of April 1859 at o'clock NJ OF gad av
the following dosorOed auda and ten vii M
uaie ia the ewnshipo Cleveland ia Tho Cennecrut Wes
uuny Of CuYuhoga, and y known by being part lots No
Hnl 10 and Is boundtd ~ tollowsi commencing Al a
Wl on ln ene fido of Seneca street. sixteen rnds north
el We north line of Lake street thence norhorY nn sonn
ga street. othe south side OF Summit sire c henoo easter
e summit street onu hundrod and twenty icoi thence
he m t1 point sixteen rods north Of the nOrh line Of
ate htttot tEnco westerly hundred and twenty feet
lutnu pHt n beginning be the same moro less, but
subject 90 an legal mghwayH
AppIuised at 81 $50
mafsiDzs ID. l.. WIoHTMAN. shsria
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West Be lord, CoshOcton Co, NAY u, 1857 '
Mr. " u Kines ~ 1T - have been selling the Medic
cines Of the G1ebn6g Compony for the last ten years
vuraby lund them tG give good satisfaction;
and The Pulls have sold great mauy fam lies Tegu-
arv us thertea and coffee and with my trade they have
hecume staplG article. hiarshalie Uterinu CahOlicon
medicine that has done agruat amount of good IN female
diseases dy sold il to told that shOhad recev-
more heuoht bottle than she did from long
course Of medical treatment by the most sdful phys-
Jgn. I, 1853 JAMES WILSON.
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C0MMERCIAL.
MORNING NC LEApgE il3g 2. o'gglsslcE} 'gls

MORNING LEADER oFFiCE
Friday April 10 1852
FL0uR-sasi 900 bbls rood extra a. -, and 90 bis or
dlnary do. n ss6lh
WuEAT-One red sold n o. % Tho market seems hrm
ai that figure,
CORN-sais ~ QUO car-iond on track naacks At 75c
nUTrER- Choice roll continues 70 sollat PC.
E0uB-saioa nj l0lSc.
uiguwINRs-60 bbis. sold NJ 2ic
gALT-60 bhls. nho sold NJ 81 a.
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All the trains going Westward connect at Cleveland with
trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus, Cincinnati, st.
Louis Sc and all the trains going Eastward connect
Dbukrk with the trains OF the New York Erie IaiToad
aud at nufnla with those Of the New York Central and
Buffalo and New York Erie Railroads.
II. NOTTINGHAM. Supt.
Cleveland. April 4th 1853. apr2
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| CIERIFF N SPE0IAL MASTNR,S
ID, l.. WTGHTM AN, Sheriff.
and Special Master COmmissiuupr.

- :. u -. HIlI epllIlI HIuhI0T NOnTla ahlUnUf.
w. w Anger, PUTS ATTY. anl4ssltds
SHERIFF'S SALE BY virtue of a
~ writ Of teri ciSs issued from Tho Court of Common
pleas of Coz uhOgu county az the suit Of ii wood
PIT, against Frederick Holman, et. al Deft, 20 me d,
rUcttd have levied upon ind shnll offer for sale at public
auCtun at the wagon shop Of Hoffman Brother On De-
ro street IN the oyot Clevt lnnd, (Wes Side, tho
18th lhy Of April 1852 at OCllck p nj Of said day the
following described property TO wit: One of Guard
Senegs Pisut Wheel Machines with the appurtouances
horvunt0 belonging.
ID. L WIGITMAR, Sheriff.
. By ", Strong, Deputy.
III @. Hunt plNiS Att'V all4.9l.tIg
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This certinos that have used the Graefenberg Pin
aud Mnrshalls Caihoicon, sold here by n @ johnson
IN my practice my enthe satisfaction They are good
HaftfoT, 1rumtiull 20 q March y 1857
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CHERIFF & SpEOTAL MASTERIS

~ SALEPurAuant tn the cummgu n an alias order o
sale ISSUED from the Caur of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga
county az the suit of james Kidney, Plaintiff AGAINST
James McGreeor Defendant, 10 dirtrte shall oTCT
iof sale at Public Auction ut The door Of the Court House
corner Of Seoeoa and Champlain streets In the Cit OF
Cleveland, IA said County on the nth day OF April 1870
AZ O'Clock NJ of said day tho follow described lands
and teupmente, 10 wit Lot number hundred and ~
two N62l Ezekiel Fosum's allotment ct The Chsriss
TAYLOR farm in OHIO Citv, Cleveland said lot being o
Detroit street with trout OF iOty feet and extending cI
with the same width 10 Vermont 81.
Appraised al 500
d. l. WIQHTAIAN
Shtrihand Special Master Conn
ADAMS CAEFfELD, PlHs AtBb marilianu
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Read what Df Bushnell SAYS Of The Graefmbsrs y
cines Dr Is phy sican OF extensive practice, and
ofthe successful In the county CTrumbulD in WIN
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4 .E BON TON. PARIS PLATES
Stoves and EnamclCd Crates,
w. IA. Marvin.
No. AZ South Side Public Square, nearly opp
site the Old Court House,

No. AZ South Side Public Square, nearly oppo-
site the Old Court House,
THANKFUL FOR TIL e LIBERAL
II patronage Of his friends aud tho of mankind"
during he pass Fal trade, b determined 10 oose
his large variety Of COOKING, PARLOR, HALL and
oFtiCE STOVES aud ENAMELED CRATES at
greatly reduced prices
Ills MAMMOTH COOKING STOVES for Hotels and
ms victor Cool ing Stoves for private families cannothe
surpassed or peri ctnun operation and economy Ia fuel
~ hot ar ParloT Heater for Parlors, Halls school
~ aes & S,sdeses' sores. ~ inado ler Anthracite Coal
ele 20 constructed that n answers othor ID stove
tufnacet or both cOmhined und therefore, will pred uce
nueh more heal than other stove n tho market ID
hea halloe auu cur Die, and giving great sniisfac-
ue1 70 mful ul ogI beHl citizens His PEARL which
heee e, w paifs burns coke or hard coal with
ec0npni ehu henlneaa aud also gives perfect
The newest and most desirable styles of I'm AWI,i j
CRATES on hand at tho lowest pnees
He mauuiactuIes and keep supplied with Tin goopey
ana sheet Iron Ware. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
Iia ROOFING aad AZ Jobhifg done on short notice
All are respectfully solicited 10 call hoiore purchasing
elsewhere, At tho old and well-kn0wn stand of
W. l.. MARVIN,
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0ransportoliclt.

VI HfIViA ~ COe E2&es=aaf-
THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co,
wn during the present season. run their well known and
FIRST GLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
OgdensburEh & OswegO, and Upper Lakes,
Forming TRI-wEEKLY LINEbelween
Ogdensburgh and 0swogo, and CleyeIand San
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
4. And sEMI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego and Chicago, Mil
waukee aud Intermediate Ports,
Connecting at Ogdensbureh with tho
Ogdensburgh d Vermont Central Il. r. Route,
Between
Ogdensburgh, Burlington, Concord, Manchester
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
and Boston,
Aud at oswego with tho
New Oswego Line Of Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats ON the Enlarged Canal,
Bet,Oesn os,oegO, Troy, Albany and Nei0 York,
Connecting also at Dunkirk with the
NEW YORK & ERIE RAILROAD,
And forming
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
between Dunkitk Cleveland and sandusky, and
TRi-WEEKLY RAILROAD LINE
between Dunkirk Chicago and intermediate Ports.
~ Property forwarded by this Line viii be subject
but transhpment.
Cg' Merchandise marked IN T. Co. Express will be
forwarded from New York Nv Express Freight Train
over the New York Enc Railroad, aud promptly for
warded from Dunkirk.
" These Lines connect at Cleveland with the Cleve-.
land, Detroit and Lake Superior Line.
-. APPLY TO-
] MYERS. Agent N. 7. Co, No. ~ Broadway n Y. -
JOHN hooking, Agent N. T. Co, No. 50 stale street,
A. CUsHNAN, Agent v C. Line, No lOs State Street,
| CHAs 8 TAPPAN. cor 9th and Chestnut st. Phils
| J. n. CHURCH, Agent, Rouse's Point, N Y. -
C. l.. THOMPSON Treas. N. T. Co, Ogdensburgh, N Y.
1 GEORGE PA Rk FIR, Age. t.
| HONEY n CRAWFORD, CsVgogO. N. Y.
| S. ID. CALDWELL, Agent, DuukiTk.
| rHAMBERLIN CRAWFORD h co, Cleveland.
! J. $. CHENOWETH y CO. Cincinnati, o.
| j. II McBErH Agent Sandusky.
| VIM. r. WALKER Agent, Toledo
| y. x. MATTHEWS, Agent, Detroit, Mich.
| J. II. CRAWFORD, Milwaukee, Wis.
o ! HALE,
McHENRY s BARKER, Racine, Wis
MATHER CO., Chicago.
| JACOB WASHBURNE, Davenport Iowa
| N. W. GRAHAM & co. Cairo, III.
| FIFE MICHAEL, st. Louis.
Office Of the Northern Transportation Company,(
Cleveland. Feb. 18TH 1869 I
maraH6 CuAMBERLIN President.
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Rates OF Fare
N ClTpruterl Petition tor change OF name Of The 81
"a9 RI glh'5S y SloiT street hg9k hoa9 Company

o. " A.tP.ul'i Iyll"u wy tuahke OF nailt u tue 81
and nthars. Cloir street plank Road Company
A ND NOW COMES the Petitioners
"A and The mitters in said petition contained came ON
20 De ad to the Court and ho Court find that due
tGe OF The % qhirct 0f the said petition has
given by publication Ul such notice in the Cave,nd Daily
Leader aud that the allegations Ia q petition contained
are true aud that the petitioners entitled 20 the relief
prayed Tor in said petit
therefore ordered adiudged aud deoreed that the
name Di said Company be changed TO the Of the St
Clair Street Gravel Road Company" aud that upon ho
said Company comply with the provision Of the law
The said Company shall be known under aud BY the said
now name aud have all tho pOwes aud ho subject To Tie
restrictions " no change OF had boen made
and that said change of shall an no way effect mo
rights Of said Company, or Of individual CORPORA ION
ordered that the petitioners pay the Of this am
unn Ia he taxed aprldlnl2l9
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GHERIFElS SALE.-Pnrsaant 10 t6e

GHERIFBS SALE.--Pursuant to the
- command OF alias order of issued from tho
Court of Common Pleas CuJahuga Couuty at thu suit Of
Holotes H. Monroe p ~ Us solomon lrown ct al defts
me dro tedl sal offer for sale at publie uucona he
door OF tue Court House corner of Seneca and Chanpu
straetl IN the ~ Of Cleveland said county ON the TN
V OF May, 1853 az o'clock M. of said day, the fol
luwns described lands aud euemouis To wit situate in
tho township Of Eat Ceyel nd la the state Of Obtn and
pant OF LOT No $50 IN sgld township and y b0uet lo
lows Commencing at the Intersection Of the road eudiup
past b. r Beers In the sad township with The Euclid
nad thence along the centre Of said road ~ chains and
70 LINKS TO apus thence along the centre OF said road
chains and b5 links 70 post thence the Of SAID
road Chalnsand 90 links To monument at Smiths Cor
thence south 90 degrees q chains and h links 10
the centre Of tho Euclid Robd thence in the centre of said
road chains aud 6@ links 10 the place beginning con
taung niuu acres aud Ave hundred and seventeen one
housands OF land le tue same more or less, but subject
90 all legal highways"
Appraised at 81 676,
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- tHAEi ~ VI AhiHnit - ~ W. ~. -.
Female iUegulares, weakness, uterine displanemeuts
aud all local uterine difficulties and const
Of wGmeu, entirely cured by THE GRAEFENBERG
MARSHABLiS UTE RlNE CATHOLlCON.
IN this connection Miss Beecer ster Of the Rev Hen
Ward Beecher In letters TO the puupe, page 1 says
81 have nine sisters AMI sstors--lnw, and fourteen fe
male cousins a ma bed and all delicate and ailing
Amid the immense tOf friends and aCquaiuta
canLot ecu on married adeg BON IN this century aud
country who perfectly healthy " In however,
where the GEoieuherg CaihOcOn has been used It
say health has rupiy taken the place OF disease, and
ladies become hust strong vigorous and healthy
Mrs Gleason, OF ira, saws; Beautiful indeed Is the
COnfdng trusting nature 0l woman, INT how much does it
need tn be protecte1 by atchhness that will lead her
in time Of disease to appeal TO medical adviser Of soen.
fr educal On moral worth and purity of character" All
these may be secured by addressing the Graeenbeg Com
pany. ........ w. ..-
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cnIINrRY INVAIIns
FEVER AND AGUE

TROM WHICH MANKIND SUE
II. FER OVER A LARGE PART OF THE GLOBE,
lhe consequence Of diseased action Of lhe system n
eXaoon eyoyed by the action Of solar heat on wei soil
an9 ns5s "lL the Matty sapoT iIom ~ Whle tne sun Is
oUw ne horlzon ms yapOr l9geIs near the eaflhs sur
face, aud the virus As taken with Il through the lungs into
mi ysrea and eTerong organs OF the body Tho yerb
torpid and fails to secrete not only this virus butaso
mulate 10 the circulation and produce violent constitution
al disorder The spleen, the kidneys, aud tho stomach
n8ily the instinct af onr Organism in attempt
xpel tho @ e me Gnnie blood Ct
out Tho blood leaves the sufuco and PUSHES the inter
nal organs with congesiiye violence This the CiIiL
which the blood the central ORGANS and ruos In the
Lr0ugh that Gther great or-the skin In this also
fails aud the system ubanilOns the attempt exhausted
es efrt another aS These arc he dts OF paroIysms OF
FEVER AND AGUE such qopslituiona disorder will OF
We havo i66ored to find and have found an antidote
AYERS AGUE CURE,
Which neurasss tins maarons poison 10 the blood and
so Il docs cure this ufctng soder with perfect certainly
aud does more o. rather does what is Of more service TO
e1uos Il from the is absorbed and thus
those who use it from its attacks, Keeps the system 10
not only cures but protects from the great variety Of Oeu,
ne Remiitant Fe or Chill Fever Dumb Masked Ague
Fevers Neumgia Rheumatsn, Geut, blindness, Tooth,
iectons Of the Stomach aud Row all ofwhch when ars
ing from this cause viii heoand 70 assgne more OF less tho
OF these dernngemonts and cures tho disease.
This Il aooompishes by stimulating the eKcretores TO
pei tho virus from tho system and those organs by groes
become hobtod TO do this their office Of tor own accord
Hence Rrses whot We term acomqtiOn Time may
sacrificed IN the attempt, while this AaUE CURE" does %
that ths is suror us we'll as sa ar remey ioT he whoo
81 q disensss which are caused BY the inmato nloc-
' another advantage to tho public which IS, that IS
cNeap as well as good
uuu nnTU nv
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YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
DIR. AMOS SON take pleasure In announcing that they
have invented important instrument for the
the above diseases. II las been subjected test by tS
most eminent physicians in London Paris Philadelphia
New York. It has been declared the only useful nsu
ment Invented fox the of Seminal Weakness
any disease caused by tho secret habits Of youth Price
Sl0hy mail or express.
N. B.--Dr AMOS SON, in order to satisfy the most
skeptcal TO the merits of this instrument pledge them
selves that in any instance where may prove unsatisc
tory after fair tral the money Will be refunded by
turning The instrument In good order.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-16

II gives me great ensure certify 10 the nvarabe
rativs action Of the GTaofenbgrg Marshals Uterine Ca
hOiCun all Of female disease, and TO the skill and
high moral charucttr Of the Medba Department of the
GHelenbeTg Company. .-. =
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A CURE WARRANTEn.

A CURE WARRANTED.
DR.. AMOS 4 SON have devoted their attention eNclu
svey this peeuliaI class ad and the reet they
have consequently benz enabled their Croa
lures, is fuzzy testified and gndeiyly acknowledged by con
egreut patients aud others daily arriving in town from al
parts the country for the express purpose nY Of
uUns while THERE have been CTC ed by the
signal advantages yet from what they have Xpenenced
iqufine into the oaues these Infectious complaints
rOm their most simple condition To that Of the most au
goruus and inveefo) they have always Entertained tn
pOsslbiliy of their prevention and removal aud likewise
invariably found that the most horrible and malignant forms
disease cOuld almost Invariably be traced to OF the
following causes Ignorance neglect, the bad effect
skilltnl and improper Treatments therefore Dr. AMOS
thsr remedies safe eGoctua and cautious
ting all combination Of romedies VIII ch bear equiyuca
character, well those whose premature niudciOus
application might be productive o bud consequences the
Lands of private individuals. In short tho laudabe end
their remedies ls the lessanng Of greut Of human
misery by the allegation, rehei and preventon OF those
grev0us actOs haaTe in reality the secret fuos of iO
and which, while they extensively surround call aloud
fsr skill and lnte renee IN their exterminatlun
COUNTRY INVAIIDS.
Persons ia part Of the world may be successfully
treated forwarding correct deta Of their case, with
remittance for medicines &C.
Address DR.. AMOS SON corner Main and Quay-ss.
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NEW TREATM ENT,
Buffalo Medical DisDemsarY

Estahhshed lOr We cure Ul
Dyspepsia, General Debility, FeUer and Ague
Asthma, Incipient Consumption, Glfrm-
Hies of Youth and old Age DC.
~ NO MERCURY USED. CT
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D. L. WfohfMAN, shsrta.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-30

YER ykcs h Manchester took Tho trade with some sur
Prise
Yxlsu1ns -Epgsgemenls wsrs limited, ana without
change a importance 10 Liverpool 100 bblD spirits tur-
penne made Il b. and 80 IONS fasc engaged
On private terms supposed 70 have been At about g. per
ton and 500 boxes cheese by steamer y the engage
ment Of four reported yesterday for Liverpool
coDtrsdicted to-day, though 70 N In form We
Deemed at the time, reliable, and suppose was an unn
don $50 bbs. spirits turpensine were engaged n "a.
To Bremen cotton was engaged a. 10 Two yes
ses engaged load at Quebec for London Grimshy
Norwegian bsxk arrived ut New Haven, and was en-
gagged 70 cad with dry deals ut t. Rates 30c
for Melbourne and at 35c per foot TO Sydney.
FAY unchanged and sales light at fun prices
Ros-Sales Of 80 TONS made 1t s25, SIX mouths.
LIME was In fair requeat, with sales Of few hundred
barrels At Csc. a 72hc for both sorts.
nolssr A cargo 81 4el hhds and o6 erces Of clayed
26c.
NAVAL s1oRra-sales Of 200 bbls spirits turpentine
were made at Sc Common rosin was inactive al 81 30
81 81 Crude nominal.
0ils.-Lnseed was steady Crude whale and sperm
were unchapged.
Provisions was heavy with tendency to lower
in which were 500 bpls., check TO day, az SIG,
and saes IN the usual way at SIC 10 SIS 20;
and uninspeced SIS so, and prime at sl2 s7h
$l3 49, Bee, steady, with sales Of 800 bbs, ncu,
ing country prime at 50 So Is, country mess AZ s.
IS s7 repscEed at 50 slS and extra at $,3 IS
$40 70. Prime mess WAS quiet and nomna, aud oeef
hams duh al SIS SIT Is. Cut meats heavy, with
sales Of 100 hhds Including shoulders At 6H, 6Xc.,
ana hams at Sc asHc. Lard was hrmsr, wi.n sales Of
about 700 bts. and terces at ic- Nc Butter and
cheese were dull ana prices unchsoged
RcE.-rhe market was frm and sales OF / 200 casks
were reported a. 414c. q &C.
been confined TO about 800 binds included In which
III bids. Porto Rico Al exc, and the remainder
braced chiefly low grades Of Cuba at 6Hc. $40.
WnfsKEY-Saies OF about eco 100 DDis. reported
at about zee.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY. June 2o-6p. N

WEDNESDAY, June go r. ID.
There ia rather more activity in the money market I
cay, which appears 10 arise not 30 much from the pa
menss account Of Treasury from tbs prepara
Ions for the holidays Many brokers and lenders are
preparing to spend few days in the country, and are
closing transactions accordingly. At 61I per cent the
demand for call loans Is quite active and fair amount
being loaned at per cent We hear of no sales OF strictly
fret csss business paper q second class goes
0. So long the war lasts n Europe feverish money
market muAt be expected and the banks will do well TO
place themselves 10 30 strong position that sudden
pspic or revival Of the export demand for gold can
shake thtm. Exchange quiet; nothing doing till TO-
morrow for Saturdays packets At the rate this aret
s being flooded with foreign goods, lively demand for
exchange throughout the summer seems Inevitable.
The advices per Arabia, Of which full summary will
probably be found under the teegraphic head are more
favorable, commercially than was expected Ia many
quafters The quotation Of the funds equal 70 e4k
price unprtcedertedIy Oh when II 10 considered tnAt
war Is raging IN Europe and that EngAnds capacity to
Eeep ou' OF Is Questioned by The London money
msAet, IKE our own, appears 70 have relapeed into lie
former tranquility The advance in cotton with larger
transactions than have been usually reported Of late will
prove very advantageous to operators on this sde rbe
decline in breadsturs and provisions ia generally under
stood as an indication Of better hopes peace The or
ganizaton Of Psmerston government and the decided
sand taken by Russia coupled with the late manifesto Of
The Emperor u the French regarded bore as encou
raging The belief that the will probably last be-
You'd the fall
The stock make. continues extremely dull TIE com
mission trokers dong little Or no business Prices
however, were steady throughout The early session "a
The beard after the heavy sacs OF Central
nads, aid The market geueIai'y oser. there
ia good deal Of oscpSson xh regard W he Central diy