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ADJUSTMENTS.

III.
y
Stage Manager. Mr. JOHN SETON. -
Ifehaurofs.. M WAHREN. y
TENTH WEEK OF THE STAR COMPANY.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. .. 1859.
Commences with the comedy Of THE COUNTRY SQUIRE
Squire Broadland Mark Smith, Horace George Jordan
row. H. Dayenport George, MI Briggs Sophy. Mrs. Marx
SMITH Fanny Miss Susan DENIM Temperance Mrs John Sef
ton; Alice. Miss Ionsdae. Followed by Danee-PAS
DE- TROIs by the Misses A. and q. Gale jackson
Concludes with the comedy Of SECRETS WORTH KNOW
iNGIMr Greyilie H. Briggs; Egsrtcn, Davenport;
Nicholas Rue John u. Owens; April Mark Smith, Undermine
Plunke; Plethora John sefon M George Jordan
Mrs Grevlls Mrs Charles Boyce Sydney Nss
Denim; Sally Downright Mrf. John Seton.
A1-In rehearsal :" "Rochester" s8+ Ia Iksf = |-
N3-Fnday, Feb. 1l-Benent Of John Owens.
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
First and Second Tiers and Parquee. IS cents.
Boxes Thrd Tier, for coored persons only).
4
n-The Box Office open for securing Dress Circle Paquette
Chairs and Private Boxes from to o'clock, daily.
- Doors at halfpast Observation-Disclosures to COM
Ron
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80oaoeoo 1ex0sy NOT ex0oe01nk olk hooo, l1tt0o
as, ethervf1s SIC.
Tsssnl 1ss.s: y -. Obituaries, according
Displayed aAvsrtissnsats half more than the
above rAt1e.
AAswtissnsa1s isoAsa and placed uHdsy the
AsaA q "ePssiel ustiseS," Sssbts As sv1sss~1
voSoo.
spssial Nosisss IN The LEGAL Column - cents
Per lins.
Advertisements eedsrsd - tAs Inside exslu-
sivsly II ths Daily, after tAe AEst two week .,
80 pr cent. noFs than The ebsye ratss.
ali fyssssssf sAssrstssnGn1a 0ssf % pstl fos
- S1spscs. This Ssls uill ~ - varisA from.
WAsn the advertiser oaee 49, weekly slons,
The prise will b tAs sADe - In ths Dsily-
Whsss the Daily aaA weskly srs bstA used,
IS pr ssnt. Will b dsansts1 iron the aggrs.
gate amount.
Under the present systsn, sAs sAvsrtisel
pays % nush for the spass ~ ossapiss, tn
shaasss being shaxgsabis 1ss ~ sonpssition
ealy. This plan 10 nov gsnssally aAsptsd.-
ONl shsxss for changes viii - - ssais Pei
- In all eases whore aAvsrtissnents as,
Aisssnttnuea bsfsrs the sxpiration Of tAs ysA,
Or the Gne sontyastsd for, thsy Will - ehargsl
sp q oar rsgniar rAtss Ter The time sstaal
II In.
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J. POLLOCK. WM. v1nCILL
Spring and and Sum Summer 3 = Goods.

0p11OK UOU 0ONOx ~OO0Ds
=. POLLOCK = GO.
WE ars now rseeiving And opeatng nsv and
w splendid stock Of Clothing and Cents Fur
nishine 6os1s, whisA ~ oAsr - ssla vsFy low for
cash. Our goods are selsctsd with ofsas sars ord
with view 10 the hard times therefore ve edsr
them st very snaal profits, keeping IN visw che old
ask ID that customers will call aad sxanins before
psfsaasing slsswhers; " charge nothing Tot show.
iAs eooAs. RsmAmbsrt tAA plAss, last Aids - ID
It,, between Main and Jphnson.
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sno. d. AsrRrson. AL1xAHDsR BxncLAr
800 f1aTA1LIsHED IN is4s.l

l16TA1LIsHEDI IN ls4s.l
BANKING HOUSE OF
q = . = oE ~. ANDE RS On q o ..
r HAvI this day admitted = : partner In the
u DanaH HneDu udIesa, A1oHnAsT BassIay, twho No.
ben ~ ts1sx for tho last SIX years.. The bush
-, hsrsa4tsr, willbs conducted under the Arm
GRO. @. ANDERSON L 90.
Being one Of the Oldest Banking Houses III NOS
theoASotl IN Iowa. the new arm solicits eonttn-
.aass q iorne- patronageso Absrany sxtsndsd 70
Try vik naEs soIIsotions and rsnit, less Ex-
shaaes, On the day Of payment, free Of charge.
Thsir references are asformerly BY senior part
Iasstvis a
Park Ba1k, N. X.
Winslsw, Lanier I Co., ,Banksrs.N
Edward ". CLARK Co., PhilAdslphia.
HOvaaa Banking oe~, Boston.
Clapp, Fuller browne, Bankers, Boston.
Maxine Bank, Chicago.
Hoffman 0slpeke, Chicago.
MssAa1i4s nAAks Pitesssrgh.
yarnsrss deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer RAhm, Ranksrs, /"
Gilnors Br0tAsrton " Cinsinnati.
A. D. Hunt Co., Louisville.
State Savings Institution, 6t. Louis.
Kseksk, N. \. -. GI0.c. ANDERSON
janSd
WIN. THOMPsON = CO.,
BANKERS,
Corner OF MAIN anA sscsnA ass..
KkOk ..-...'....-.......-.lo"A a
/ Nov. 3, SD
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1859. SEASON ARRANGEMENT. I669.
ct. LOUIS, ST. PAUL -
f LIeH
4 SALTWATER.
NORTHERN LINE PACKETS.
FTNHE following swift and superior Steamers viii
j oompose this line for the present season:
CANADA, Capt. WARD.
MINNESOTA BELLE, Capt. HILL.
DENMARK, Capt. GRAY.
HENRY CLAY Capt SrEvExsoH.
PEMRIEAW Capt. GsISYITH.
METROPOLITAN, Capt. knoDRs.
WA. L. 1WI ING, Capt 0RsRHE.
H0RTHkkNkR, Capt. AFFORD.
They viii leave Keoksk, for st. Paul, on Tues
day, w Wednesday, Friday and Sunday evenings, and
for 81. Louir on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and
Sunday morning..
This Line has been in sneoessful operation for
the pest year, and for regularity, omtort and par
49, ssliabihty has not been surpassed By any sr-
eanisation on the Western Rivers, and hope 70
merit . continancs Of the liberal patronage which
has been hsrstofors bestowed upon them.
For freight or passage apply to
BROWN, AUSTIN CO., Agents,
leves, Keokuk.
WARDEN &SHALER, Gsn1 Agn. St. Louis.
Feb8A
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.NAT . r n e Il 4 = DlI&h
MRS. M. TALON
ID 6PkCIFULLT solieifs the attention Of the
N Ladies 10 her NEW STOCK Of
SPRING Il SUMNER GOODS.
The latest styles and faahions and various quail
titles, 20 suit I'll tastes. havs been selected.
Doumets. R1bAs s1s,
FRKN~H AND AMERICAN RLOWERS,
Spring and Summer Shauls and Aantillas,
SAnCY 1AIn YIHs, moor sxIa1s, AND
THOMPSON'S = 61EkL SPRING TONIOS;
Laoe Mits, Embroidsfiss. Collars, Hair Braid,
and every thing ususlly eonpsissd IN this depart
mont win b found In her store, At wholseals a.d
retail. raprlsd1 No. 81 NAIN-ST.
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VIVA. =. o1O t11,
= ttor 1sy at 8 A.,
On LOUTS. .........llIseOURI
DRA03kO&6 Oaly - the Civil Coufls - 1aDGsd, !,
i - Ssvusa Mis- sias shis1y = Csnnsrsiai
eaaas. Dasin1ss frsm ahroad will recsivo enssfuI
sstsntion. Ones No. - CAssnnt Strest.
Jan. 1, 'So-AAvly
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3 New 6px1nG Iboo0o.
~A MISS n. KING. informs tho Ladies
wy q Ksekuk, that che has rsssfned With :
- lnyRs stock ef MILLINERY GOODS, which
sAe will ss q vRy low prices. Her s1oTs 10 the
sSskA sde Of Main street, bstwssn Ind and "a.
DA.
KEOKUK FEMALE yEMlNAKI.
Tl,HE FOURTH TERM Of The "Ksok1k fenals
Seminary" viii open On MONDAY, APRIL
18th in the basement Of the Chatham Sqasrs Church,
corner Of seventh and Morgan streets, where tenn
porary accommodations, except Tor the Primary
Department, have been secured in rooms cool, dry
and easy Of Access.
The board Of Trustees Of this Seminary ,slsetsd
from .vn9iOus reli ious dcnominatie1s md repre-
santiAg . large part Of the Ohristian eonnunity
desires BY tho united and cooperative sorts of tAs
friends Of sdnnAtion 70 sstablish gradually such
q instiintion - our city reqnirM.
Ths Principal Of the Insttution Is Rev. G. A.
WILLIAMS, to whom, or to the Secretary Of thu
Board, applications for the admission Of pupils
may b mAde.
II tho Primary Department young misses from
III 70 tsn years 0f aes msy be received, under th
care of Miss UrnstOn, ~ present teacher, who 70
| oeivss Ill the incomes Of thst dspassmsnt.
The oAarcss 1nf tnition willie 81 anA - Il -
ordinasy EatliSh sssdlsss With snail adAitisaa
snu for inci1enAAl expanaea. For lAtin, 1pench
| 0ernaa, ~, extra charges vi II b na0e.
Itis dssirabls that persons Designing 70 becom
pnpila b present punctaally o tAe Arst of III
s1esion. MN. THOMPSON,
Prssidsntof ths Board 81 Trustees.
HrrRY 6rRoH6, 6es'y. II
! K~oksk, Apr. 10, l0to-d
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Facts in Dentistry.
DF. L. G. INOERsOLL, Dsnsiss,
Desire. - .all 4. special ss.sasiea 4 sAos. vi.
kF A CT ssds
!. 1As skin Of the Dentist sssn In MS 1usssas
In preserving the natural organs.
ll. The IsslA .sy 3 Is1ssrved through life.
II. Tinsly and slillful allins With pure soll
II 3 osvssts fsme1y for decay.
v. IL y ssstoas neslest 70 wait for tooth-aehs
ts drivs ths suAsrss - : Dsatist.
VI. Tartar datsoys Teeth and Gums, without
" VII. H. 2sny saisr for years with N.aralsi. os
shs fass, stosnash and lungs. FROM no other cause
VIII. Bed Teeth disAguss tho eountsnanss, In.
feet the breath, dsrAngs the stomach, impAif
health. distract tho nerves, and war With good ~
turs.
DR.. INGERSOLL
Performs all operations on the Teeth and Cams,
corrscts irregularities Of the Teeth, inserts
RTIFICI IAL TEETH
Of the Best Style and Finish,
Puts In Artificial Pals4es and Obturatofs for cleft
Pslates.
/ Believing that the beat operations In Dcntistsy
are the sArst and therefore the chsapest and most
satisfactory both to the operator and patient DR..
IL DOES not offer any particular Inducements In the
| line of ~CnsAr DxsSraY, sprsfsrfing the patfoa-
age Of these who prefer tAs best opsrsems and can
appreciate tho DeesssaIy care aud skin IN pro-
auc,pg them, 49,. - 49,. /
! Al exsuination Of specimens both Of Artificial
1sesA sad 81 very beautiful nilngs Of C-ysai Cold
yett, u invited.
- Prie>s for fall sst II Teeth, from 16S u
ais. ExAmination Of the Teeth without charge.
DsnrAL Roons-Cornsr of Third and Main sts ),
over Rix, Halls Co.'s Bank, Keokuk, Iowa.
Eotreacs on Third-st. Tdecl Gd&wly1
III ~T--IT FLOUR
ITIy HI hsst articles of Fall wheat Flour, O well
i u g etAAE efAass, for Sole at the kaa
apldkw CITY AILLA LAvss.
i MERE new GooAs fFom Che 0ael.
TyHlk asy received, lot 0f Ans Rrpadale&As
u D1ack sDosskins, Fancy Gas simsIes, Rich Vel.
lveis. %, BLLIOf r. SMITH,
s,s Has Taaler and DrapR.
msA2Ad St AAta-st., ~. q aAA q.
4 LAR0E assortsaeIs q Gasdsn and I5owe
nehlA OOLLIERs ! lOBERIsQN.
T1OIATORS-A phpaes lot, iuaE feeo(yed. ~ 80
I 81 COLLIERS = ROD1RIe0N,
fsb15A ID Msin street..
ENktSH GROUND UChWHkA% A0Qk.
j. hb1d OOLLQ4S 11O11kM0N.
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p I z E s r + a Z

"A IL tbs only place that ron can get good Gain
twist RfAss, and Coit's RsvolvsrS at t1S piece.
mohoDdly #s f
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4. wnxSCN. ,. oue1Il
Wilson & GUStln,
vuoGxnArn paAEnns n gsH

VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED VBlCU, GGll4 Z
LAVE located At room No. Rstes Ho1ss, Aain
II st., near Sth, Ksokuk lows, wheas they oasr
- ~ trade large stoek Of the bsat quality md
brands oe psunds, ,AAA po1sda, q, g anA 10 lnmp
Tobacco; eat chewing and smoking d., In tn-fsil,
papers, bbls. and bbh. Ako, = large and general
assassAsat Of Imported ana Domsstic Citars, 10.
Ala Dssds Warranted q ssPssssnted.
Aps0dkw
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Elne watch 0opAiRiu0s
VTlHR suheesihsr being obliged 70 make change
i In the WA1Ca REPAf AIHo D1PARfnBHf, he's -
s1rsa ~ services oe ee0pstsnt Wstknao-oae
Who undssstands his businass thoroughly. Great
care will BE taken with all work entrusted 10 my
eaxs, aad sAs work warranted to give Atiseectisn
7As RpsRtas ~ Clocks. Jessslrr, &C., also the
featuring Of goods Of every description shall
rsosivs ny psfssual asAsntioa, and wasrantsd.
p. S.-Werk Of su kis6s pot, givipe psrfses sst-
affection, will b promptly ADJUSTED BY calling on
ths subscriber, Ut No. 1Btes Home
April 0-dkw SAM g. BRIDGES.
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VIRGIL ii. SULLIVAN Z CO.,
(succnssoas 70 :. 1. HOBBS co.,)
Fsasthpstrsst, between Main and Johason,
i In QUEEkEwARE, GLASS and CHINA, Kero.
ssne Lanps, Solar md Hanging Lamps, kssking
0iAssa, Ta Tnys. sc. 10
Having purchased y: lap sna .sn ssisstsa
be plessed to have call frsm one and eli. We
intend 70 keep constantly on hand complete stock
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE.
Rsvsiviax our Goods Isvset fron tAs nanufactu-
abb = sell - Low any rsealar hosss il ths est.
v. H. SULLIVAN = 90.
J.a. 10, ls5s-dkv
1859. sPring ana summer 1850.
SUPPLIES JUST REcEIvEB.
sAsss psws,
HUTCHINsoN Z DEWEY.
MERCHANT TAuORS,
iuAvI JUST received 1t their FashioaAbl.
II Tailoring and Furnishing estahliahnsnt
esoiee and excellent supply Of Broadcloths
lCassimeres, vsstinss, and Gents FURNISH.
| ING GOODS, Of All descriptions, and gnarante,
that their work shall be done in the most ap
proved and satisfactory manner. They are con
ssantly receiving the New York enl fhilaAel
phfa fashio1s; and respectfully seheit al VII,
desire coed work and the best material 20 Civ,
them 3 call.
/ Aprik-diy HUTCHINSON . DEWEY
| LlyEkY sA0kE,
On Fires.st., Bet. Maln = johnson
lIORSES, BU6GIES and CARkIA0ESA
Ii Of ths best class always ready for
hire.
horses boarded by the day or week, ct prices 4
suit the timss
Transient customers accommodated
dseid v.vANORSDAL.
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Flour, Flour :
nH hand : haee ssppg q ls Selaswing kanda
PlynouAA Hook, WaSssw, Ill.
pSovidenee Nils, Do
UnisA Mials, WaAaGsown, III.
Granite Mills, Wsst Point, Iowa
West PeiaA niIs, DO do
AagnolA MIN, Ksskuk, Iowa.
0ats CITY nNls, DO
LosCuneeavs nilia. LaAarpe, III.
Being Aents Ter usst Of the above mills, Ne
are psspAxsd to se at Ill timss st the very loessf
market rates, and o1bsa goo1 as4ertnent 20 sslset
| from. w. II. AUSTIN w.,
mchl4dkv No. lis Aain-st.
@EV Juss RocOivO4.
II RNRY ANH6' celebrAtaa
III SUGAR CURED HAMS and
BACON. BHpuLDIR6,
for saIe BY VIII. AB6T1Na& CO.
MAhl<34W aaa s&sf EA2 fs
yX7RAPPIN0 PAPER, GA sisss u Rag nd
wv Straw Papers, direct lIon tAe NM. iOr
sale Low By W.1. AUSTIN OUsc.
mohll1Wd
=. 4. WILTON. j. 0Ue1IN.
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u II any people in the world ever needed
as apostle to cast their devils out, it is who live
this watorlogged country. The masmotic poison Of our
swamps and Marshes becomes veritable devil In IbB
blood to rove In the Agues aod Feves which shah
eorch as all Ayers "AsUE CURE is said to be the
posto wo need and Of neghbors who have
G onfrm tho reDlrf Journal. Plano. M
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-26
FROM WASHINGTON.
wAsHrNeroN, Aug. 25.


1t is known that a report has for some months
prevailed of the probability that Com. Maury, 10
charge of the National Observatory, would be or
dered to sea service newspapers and men OF science
in this aud other countries have, IN consequence,
expressed their regret at the rnmOTed cOhtemp'a-
ted act by the Navy Department On inquriDg at
the proper source it is ascertaned that az no time
has Secretary TOucy even thought Of detachng
him from the Observatory for the above named
purpose or any other.
Lieut. Ives the architect and engineer in charge
OF the Washington National Monument, has made
an official report to the Society, which lac says
that when raised to the height OF 600 feet the
entire weight Of the shaft and ioun iaton will b.
10000 tons. The weight Of the structure In its
present condition is 40 600 tons He has arrived
at the conclusion that the weight alone OF 'he
monument at its full height would offer a resist
anee nearly eight times greater than the overturn
ing effort of the heaviest tempest TO which itWou!d
| probably ever be exposed
| 1t was proposed to the monument society many
years ago TO surround the loot of the Obelisk with
| a base of pantheon form and an engraving was
made of the monument as it would appear 1t com
pet cd in accordance with that plan. An impress
sion has been created in this way throughout the
country that the engraved design has been adopted
and cannot be deviated from without tearing down
what has been already built but as 1t has not been
the intention of the society to accept the plan re-
itrred to, the error which exists seems TO have
an iuiurious effect Lieut. Ives suggests The eXpe~
diency OF notifying the public officially that the
! obeli,k is the only portion OF the monument the
form Of which has been decided upon aud that the
J determination Of the design for the base is still
open for consideration. In this suggestion the
Society has cOncurred.
The balance in the U. S. Treasury on Monday
| last was S4 l23,00O.
The amount OF receipts for the week ending on
| that day was 81 COG 600.
Draf paid, Sl,444 900.
Drafts issued S 6O7 600.
Attorney General Black has returned to this
| city
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-26

H0T WEATHER AND During the in.
tensely hot weather we have had this season, we
have often heard people complain In a most dole.
ful manner Of the heat, and yet do not Introduce
water on their premises with which to keep them
selves cool by wetting their door yards and side
walks We would advise those 10 call on b. p.
Bowers, Successor to J. b. Barnes, Plumher,) AZ.
water Building, who has a large stock Of Plumb
ing Materials Hose, Pipe, &c, and engage him to
put up a ccOhng institution forthwith. We would
advise them to get Bathing Tub at the same
time, and we viii warrant that they can keep
cool
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-26
ARRIVAL or THE AMERICA.

sAcEvrLLa, N, b, Aug. %
The steamer America from Liverpool tho 18th
in st. arrived at Halifax this forenoon and will be
due at Boston at an early hour tomorrow evens
ing, and we SHALL in consequence Of tho lateness
Of tho hour, not be able 10 send over tho wires to-
night, in season for the morning papers only q
very brief abstract Of her news, but tho full de-
tails will be sent in season for afternoon papers
The Indian from Quebec July SOth, arrived at
Liverpool August 10Th, having made the paisoge
10 eleven days.
The steamship Great Britain from New York
July 28lh, arrived at Liverpool also on the 18Th.
The Guy Of Washington arrived out ON the llth,
via Cork.
The Zurich Conference continued In session, but
the Sandman representatives absented themselves
from some Of its sittings, The proceeding were
strictly secret.
1t was reported by way Of Vienna, that the re-
publicans had proclaimed in Parma that the Pied
mOntese were driven out, and that the friends OF
order were everywhere taking flight
threatening collision had taken place between
some Austrian and Prussian soldiers at Frank
| fort.
Russian loan Of twelve millions and an ln'
dian loan had been introduced in the London
market
The Breadstuf market was quiet but steady
Provisions we're declining aud holders were
pressing their stocks on the market
Consols for money closed on Friday at V5asbt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-26

From LAKE SUPERIORITY steamer Iron City
arrived 10 port at o'clock yesterday morning from
Lake Superior She left OntoDagon at 10 A. NJ.
on Sunday last, and the same day met propeller
Mineral Rock of Eagle Harbor Stopped at all
way ports. Left Portage Entry at 10 A. N. on
Monday; in port schr. Vermont unloading lumber,
also, schr Neptune unloading coal Met North
Star on Monday at 70 NJ of Huron Island Left
Marquette at P on Monday-the same vessels
in port as previously reported Left the Sault at
10 A. II. Tuesday, schr, Kosciusko in canal loaded
with coal, bound dup.
The following vessels passed through the canal
on the 22d bound up: Schrs. St. James, Como,
F 7, Barney, G. L. Goss, r. f, Gibbs, and We'll
ingtOn.
The Iron City brought down Copper from th'
| following mines
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-26

BOUND OVER FOR RAPE.-The Police Conrt was
occupied all of yesterday afternoon with the case
of Michael Carroll on a charge Of attempt to com
nit rape He took girl named Sarah Douglas
who lives with the iamily of one Of our merchants
and whom he had known for three or four weeks,
to dance on the West Side on Wednesday even
ing and on the way home attempted the outrage,
but was prevented by the officers who were at e
tracted by the girls screams. We never have
space for the particulars of such crimes, and it is
enough to say that he was bound over to the Court
of Common Pleas with bail at $500, lie has been
in the employ of the c, c. q C. R. r. as brakes
man.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-26

PERSONAL. Judge Galbrath, Erie; S. Dullard
aud wife, F. o. Duard and wife, J. S. Bradford
Esq, Buffalo H. L. Wnants, Daily Enquirer
Cincinnati; S. ]. Wade, Cincinnati; J. Mckinney
and wife, Cincinnati T. NJ Winston, Newport,
Ky; J. II. Hallam, do. d. S. Gray, Columbus;
H. D. Means, Baltimore; Jerry Nottingham, Chi
cago; G. Il, wooley, Boston; L. A Pratt, Spencer
House, Cincinnati; Dr.. L. Gondrell, Columbus; r
NJ. Shoemaker, D. & NJ. r. r NJ. Shoemaker, do.
W. r Barr, Esq, Buffalo; Ex-Gov. Joel a. Mat
teson, Springfield, Ill; D. c. Mitchell and wife
Isaac H. Keim and Wife, 81. Louis, were among
the arrivals at the Angler last night.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-26

NEW BEDFORD, Aug. 20.
A Gre which broke out at noon yesterday on
North Water st., destroyed about 25 buildings end
was finally arrested on Kay and North sts., by
blowing up several buildings with gunpowder.
The buildings destroyed included Hathaway a.
Sons machine shop and planning mill; Ryder a
Smiths spar yard Barstad's turning mill; N. II.
Nye's ship chand cry. Several dwellings and car
penter shops and groceries we're also included in
In the conhaeratiOn.
A large number Of bomb lances on The premises
OF ofWicox aud Hathaway caused loud explosions
as did the bursting OF the oil casks
TIE John and Edward, lyingat Wilcox & Rich
mond's wharf was burned TO the waters edge
The ship Illinois was also on fire, but was towed
out and saved with loss Of sails, rigging, &c Sew
eral persons were injured by the falling walls al
though got dangerously.
The total loss is estimated at from 5000 600 to
$780, 900, on which the insurance is bat small.
Many families are rendered penness, and sever
al cap aims and owners OF vessels are ruined by
the lOss Of theif oil aud storage.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-26
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~ We take pleasure in informing the public
that E. Rufini, IT'S Superior st., has received a
splendid stock Of Summer goods among which we
notice aJarge variety of the newest and most faah-
ionable styles Of straw goods for both men and
boys, and also full assortment Of children goods
We also notice some new and beautiful styles o
soft hats, which deserve especial attention. Mr.
Run assures us that il will be his aim to sell the
goods at lower prices that any other house in the
trade. We confidently commend him to the public
81 worthy Of their patronage
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-26

held In this CITY yesterday, At The oice Of the q
p. Road, to discuss freight tariffs between the East
and tle West No formal organization was made
but general free discussion occupied The time
The principal proposition under advisement is, we
understand, one to force on advance 10 canal rates
To effect this a schedule will probably be submitted
% the canals asking an advance. Il this is agreed
10, the Western Roads will take canal freight at
same rates as through rail freights. If not they
will charge the canal LEGAL rates
The ~ Y Central and Baltimore 4 Ohio are
represented, as are the majority Of the Ohio roads
interested. II aoy thing definite transpircs re-
port will appear in due time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-26
Last Nights Report,
FROM sACKvILLE,

SACKvILLE, Aug. 25
We have information which leads us o believe
that the steamer Canada arrived at Halifax a an
early hour this morning with European advIces to
the 18th inst three days later dates than those re-
ceived by the Hungarian at Quebec but as the
managers of the Nova Scotia Telegraph Co refuse
10 transmit any intelligence over their wires for
the Assoc ated Press, we shall not have any relia-
bic intelligence until the arrival Of the Horse Ex-
press, winch may be looked for here this evening,
so that the steamers news will be published ia our
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