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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-21

The Cunard line Of freight steamers Is TO be
suspended until the recOmmencement of the busy
shipping season
In the British House Of Commons Sir c. Wood
gave notice of a resolution authorizing the Sec
retary for India TO raise loan Of fS,O00OOO for
the service Of the government
Lord John Russell explained the position OF
making Spain one Of the great Powers: The
movement he stated was first initiated by the
French Government,
Suggestions were also under consideration that
Sweden and perhaps Portugal aud Sardinia
ought also 70 be added TO the great powers LORD
Russell said the concert Of the great powers on
various questions had tended materially 10 pre-
serve the peace of Europe.
Messrs Richardson, spence Co. report Hour
quiet but steady at yesterdays improvement
Sales at 25aS0s,
Wheat-Firm for good for poor declining
tendency Sales OF American red At l0s9dGlls,
aud white at l2Gl2s1d
Corn quiet but firm sales Of mixed and vel
low at 32s; white 3l6G3ls6d.
London Markets, 10Th. h.-Messrs Barring Bros.
s Co report breadstufs steady under large arriy
ais offOreign, Sales of white wheat b6s0Dd0s per
quarter, aud red 54S66Ss
Liverpool, Saturday p. m,-By telegraph TO
Ueenstown-Breadstuns market closed steady
and firm,
Provision market generally dull, and transao-
tinns have been unimportant
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MEXICAN NEWS.

ISDEPENDENcE, No, Aug, 20.
The New Mexican mail, with dates to the 9TH
inst, arrived this evening
There Is great excitement in Santa Fee, for the
NavajOe Indians made an attack upon littte set
tlement eleven miles below and Killed two mes
and drove of all their stock.
There was only eleven soldiers in Santa Fee
and they were sent in pursuit of the indians In !
wagon,
A party of citizens went out and overlook the
Indians and recovered the stock, but had to fight
for it; and, owing TO the cowardice of some Mex
leans, three Of the party were killed and FIVE
wounded, two Of whom have since died. One OF
them was Christian Yelsen highly respectable
citizen, cabinetmaker by trade. He with hil
own hands brought down five Of the Indians
whose total loss was Is killed and several wound.
ed. They fought entirely with arrows and only
retreated when their arrows gave out Had the
entire party taken part in the fight, not a man
would have been killed; but the entire Indian
force would have been killed or captured on
same day.
The Indians ran of so head Of cattle from
Ayan Erin. q town five miles below Santa Fe.-
They also took 1s head Of government horses, and
succeeded In making good their escape.
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Highwines are in light supply and prices are
very frm with sales in small lots at an advance.
There has been some inquiry for timothy
seed during the week, although but a single
sale has been reported. There is very little in
market.
ALE-We quote as follows; Present use, So;
Stock sS9s1l Porter IS and Konnett $40,
BEANs-lnRctive and nominal at 5O915c
BuTTER-The increased demand noticed above
lead to q temporary advance in this article, and
good Central, in large lets commanded Re-
The entire range of sales for the week has BEEN
lO@19c for Central, to l9o. for choice W. r.
The market cannot be safely quoted above last
weeks figures, viz; lO9llO for Central and lie
Ice forW r., according to quality and quantity
CHEEsE-Sales of the week have all been at
old figures, but, in the large lots sold, ranging
hardly so high rs in previous quotations. This
is attributable 10 the extent Of the transactions
rather than to decline in prices. The sales
Of Thursday included. besides the usual small
parcels, single lot Of 10 tons at a range of 10
IKE, which figures fairly represent the market.
EGGs-Have declined triAe. Sales are ma
king to shippers at s9sIc., the latter figure for
OTIS counted out. The market closes dull
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FLoUR-Sales Of the week have been in mod
crate quantities, ranging from a dray-lOad to a
hundred barrels We quote extras at 81 i95 for
common to $3.50 for good. and double extras at
si,75 to $500 for red wheat, and s5,259S6,Oo for
white wheat. Some few sales of fancy brands
red wheat have been made at s69s5.25, but
these figures are above the market for good Or
dinary brands.
FREIGHTs-Have advanced again. The char
ters reported during the week, have been, in
part, as follows: wheat to OsEego 7e; to Og-
densburgh, 7Aci to Buffalo, Sc. Flour to Buff
falO l5c. Fourth class freights, 7Hc,
FRUITs-There is no movement in dried fruits
and prices are quiet at our quotations. Green
apples are selling for shipment, to a trihing ex-
tent. but prices are hardly quotable.
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MEAL-OOrnmeal is selling at ~ per cWt-
for good quality.
NAILs-We quote them at s39s3,l2X for
assorted, and s69s5.6O for pressed spike.
O11s-Are generally quiet as follows Lard,
No. !, s3c@s5; No. 2, 7Sc975o; Whale, 6sc97Oc
Linseed e6c@6sc Sperm 81 .6O9s1 ,65 and coal OF
zoe.
PRovIsIoNs-Remain about the same as at
the date of our last. Stocks are small and cal
culated for the local trade merely, and
holders dictate prices. Cut meats are especial
Iy scarce. The entire stock of favorite city
brands, such as "ComstOcks," has been taken
for consumption, and there are none now in
first hands, while receipts from the country are
very scarce. We quote mess pork $9O9s2o,5O-
the for heavy Cincinnati mess; Hams at ek9
lOc for country cured, l275@l3c for choice sugar
cured, Shoulders from s99c for common to
sugar-cured;Id ;Idred beef at 1OEc, and lard at IL
919ko.
sALT-The market is steady at s., 81 for Pitts
burgh, 81 As for Salinas 1, ,459SI,5O for coarse
and IO9lO5zc for sacks.
SEEDS The first sale of timothy for some
months, was reported on Saturday, consisting
of so bus. at 50 81 per As lbs. Nothing doing in
clover, and fax is selling only in a retail way.
TALLow-Beef tallow is quiet at Dc and NUT
ton do. at s%@9c.
VnSEGAR-Selling at l5c rcider and Sc for
manufactured
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-ARRTFAL OF THR ARARTA

ST. JOHNS, N. Il. Aug. 20.
The Cunard steamer Arabia which len Liver.
mol Aug. IIth and Queenstown 18th, passed
Cape Race Sunday at 4 p. NJ, en- route for Hall
faL and Boston She was intercepted by the
'e1rs Yacht Of the Associated Press and the reg
I1iar desprtches obtained. Her commercial ad-
vices are one day later than by the North AIneri
can at Quebec
There had been over 400 arrests at Damascus
of persons implicated in the late horrible massa-
ere Immediate trial was had Of all the culprits
and those found guilty were speedily executed.
The city was tranquil and the authorities Of lhe
Sultan under the eject Of rigorous measures was
ef5aribaldi stiIl reinsined 1t Messini where he
was preparing his forces for his contemplated
descent upon the main land.
on the Paris Bourse yesterday per cents.
we're quoted at as l5o.
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NEW YnRKNRMs.

NEw York, Aug. 20.
Important intelligence is received from China
by way OF Russia.
The Celestial Empire is said to be in very dis,
Organized state, owing 70 internal disturbances.
The insurgents are within fourteen miles Of
rekin.
The British heethad not len Hong Kong, ow-
ing 20 adverse winds.
On the day the mail LEFT a favorable change
had occurred, and the fleet was 10 leave immedi-
ately.
A private letter from W iseOnsin, from one who
has made extensive observations and inquiries,
assures US that the new wheat crop of that State
threshes out even better than the estimates. The
crop of that State will not fall one kernel short
of $1,000 600 bushels. We believe the largest
crop ever before harvested In the state was not
half SO large as that of lS60, which is now nearly
saved in excellent condition.
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COMMERCIAL.

REYIEW or THE CLEYELAND WHOLE
SALE PRODUCE MARKET FOR THE
WEEK ENDING AUG. 90. 1850.
There has been q steady increase in the re-
ceipts Of wheat during the week, with sufficient
demand to absorb the greater portioL of it,
Prices, owing to the less-promising indications
of large foreign demand, have dropped, and
the market has ruled heavy or declining ever
sinceithe date ofour last. Shippers have stood
ready. however, to take all offering at tri6e
below holders figures. In other kinds of grain,
there has been very little movement, and par
chases have been confined to the supply Of the
local demand, there being no shipping inqui-
". The decline and dullness in oats has check
ed receipts, and for the past few days few have
come in. There is, however, a considerable
stock on hand, yet to be disposed of.
We give below a table of the daily receipts of
grain as reported on Change each morning for
the use Of the Board Of Trade:
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DARING BURGLARY.

WATEBroWS, n. Y, Aug. 20.
l. Hammond's Banking Office at Cape Vincent
was entered on Sunday morning by burglars, and
York State Banks, and some SO 900 in notes and
securities stolen.
The burglary is supposed 70 have been commit
ted BY two men who were seen about the village
at late hour on Saturday evening, and who left
ON the morning boat for Ogdensburgh, or Mont
real. One of the men suspected was OF medium
size full red face, and light hair; the other was
of smaller size with dark hair and whiskers.
A reward of $500 is offered for the mOney--the
payment of the notes, sc, has been stopped.
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OnW ANO AND IdE UfFEh 4AhAos
Forming daily Line for Cleveland, sandusky, To-
ledo, and Detroit, and Tri-Weekly Line to and
from
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,,
and intermediate ports, Connecting with the Bail
OGDEsBURGH AND BOSTON,
Lowell, Lawrence, Nashua, Manchester, Concord,
Worcester, Fitchburgh, keene Bellows Falls, Rut
land, Burlington, and other intermediate points.
Connecting at Cape Vincent with the WATER
with the New OSWEGO LINE Of FIFTY FIRST
GLASS CANAL BOATS on the Enlarged Canal be-
tween OswegO, Troy, Albany and New York.
HO- Through Freight subject to but enc Iranship-
CONNECTING AT CLEVELAND
With the several Lines Of Rail Road to Cincinnati,
Louisville, St. Louis and Pittsburgh, and with
Messrs. Hanna, GarretsOn 4 Co.'S CLEVELAND
DETROIT LAKE SUPERIOR LINE.
Leaving Cleveland for Chicago and intermediate
ports every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
AT 10 O'clock, A. N.
AGENTS AND CoNsIGNEEs.
j. MYERS lgI Broadway N. Y.
J. L. WARNER, No. Ooenties Slip, n. !.
2. 5. SPAULDRG, do do do do
JOHN HOCKIEG, No. 95 State street, Boston.
A. CUsHMAN, No. los do do do
Y. L. THOMPSON, JB., 0gdensburgh.
GEORGE PARKER, do
GEO. A. EDDY, Oswego.
CRAwToRD HOYET, do
W. t. WALKER, Toledo.
E. r. MATHEWS, Detroit.
o. J. HALL, Milwaukee.
MCHENRY / BAKER, Racine.
MATHER & Co., Chicago.
FIFE & MIrCHEL St. Louis.
PELTON & BREED,
feb2SR24 Agents, Cleveland.
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NRW ORLRANs NENys.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 20,
Several buildings in Travis, Congress and HOus
sured So 600,
The schooner Amaranta from Ruatan on the
Oh inst brings the crew OF the schooner Clifton
recently captured from Walker by the British,
Gen Walker landed at TruXillo on the 5th
and took possession of the town. Only one gun
was fired by the troops there, by which two OF
Walkers men were wounded
Great excitement prevailed.
Brownsville adyices to the 10th inst. represent
all quiet
The revolution in Northern Mexico was pro
crossing.
! anna was killed
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WESTERN TELEGRAPH COMPANY.


81 J JUsIFI5 aug lUs
To-day the Missouri and Western Telegraph Com
pany commenced stretching their wire westward in
the direction of Fort Kearney The poles are leo
miles out from here and the wire will be put up that
distan In two weeks
A large party is at work farther west getting ont
and setting the poles It is expected that the line
will be finished to Fort Kearney by the middle of
November.
The different routes west Of Fort Kearney be-
ing surveyed and the company will be in possession
Of accurate information to timber and other faci-
ties which will enable them to push forward RAPIDLY
and TO the best advantage next season.
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HDEs-Are unchanged, and quiet at quota
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BUFFALO MARKET-AUG. 20.
NEW YORK nIARKET-AUG. 90.

NE" 1Ohh MAX ET-AUaEs SUs
icy TELEGRAPHI
FLOUR-sales 1000 bbls S5,O5@5,l5 for superHne
stats S5,lO5,30 for extra state; S5,0O950 for
extra western; S53O65,40 for shipping brands extra
round hOOped Ohio; market closing heavy. Includ-
Holders of medium and commen grades have again
been compelled to submit to still lower price in order
TO realize.
500 for supeTine; S5 l5(1750 for common to choice
extra. Market dull and dropping.
RYE FLOUR-Quiet at SS, 4,2O for common
CORN AfEAI1-Quiet and steady.
WHISK KY-Fair demand and prices without ma
terial change. Sales Of 500 bbls at 2l14612lbc,
WHEAT-Ssles of new winter red western at
SI,25l,27; red State at 81 20; new white Kentucky
at Sl,45 very handsome amber Illinois at 80;
white InGiana at $,30Gl white Delaware at 81, q
and white Michigan vt 81, ,406l, So Market firm with
fair export and moderate home trade demand.
RYE-Quet Sales OF 1000 bush prime new at
BARLEY--Quiet. Sales of $50 bush new crop
state spring at 75c.
mixed western, and 60d6lc for sound do. chiefly at
6O96O3Sc and 69c for round yellow.
OATS-ln moderate request, at S6(039s for west
ern and Canadian and S9t0391fc for state.
PORK-Dull and prices without striking change
sales Of $50 bbs at S9 for new mess; SIS
los old mess; Si49l4 l2or new prime; $751; for old
BEEF-Market without striking change with
better demand Sales Of 800 bbls at 81 O014,25 for
eogAtry primei S5,O095,5O for country mess; $50
l0,5o for repacked mess; Sll@l2 for extra mess
MESS BRRF-Dull; Slaals.
BEEE II ANIS-Very quiet. Small sales at l00
ile t9r & states and l0,ai5c for western.
AOI bn0ulueEsi llc Ior hams.
LARD-MaIket more active. Sales Of 800 bbls at
z21l25sc for butchers; I354c for prime
BUTTER-SeIling at lO@l6c for Ohio: 12@2Oc
CHEEsE-steady. Sales at sx@IO1lo for info-
rior to prime.
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GRAIN-WHEAT-The market which has been
slowly running down during the past four or five
days, shows little better feeling this morningI
The lowest sale of the week was on Saturday,
when red sold at SlIOIH on track. Sales to-day
on Change, are cars red on track at l.O3, 5000
bus do. f. o. b., at 81 O4; car white on track at
SlOs, and 9 cars do. at Sl,O9.
CoRN-Has been very quiet, and closes so at
45c on track.
OATs-Are very dull at 23c on track for new,
and 2se for old.
BARLEY-Thero is too little movement to al
low of quotations.
RYE-Is nominal at Soc.
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ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH AMERICAN.

FARrHER FONT, Aug 20.
The steamship North American from Liverpool
the 9th, via Londonderry, 10th inst, passed this
point at A. NJ, 10. day, bound 20 Qtf6bec
The news Is mcagre and puimpor;Rnt.
The House Of Commons has voted a subsidy 10
the Galway line, thereby confirming the contract
Cousols had declined, owing to the announce.
ment of 60 900 900 loan for India
The weather In England continued uniaVora
BILE for the growing crops.
Liverpool BreadStun Market quiet but hrnl'
Provision market very dull.
London Money Market-Consols closed ON kfl
fhe steamship CITY of Baltimore arrivedat l.iy'
erpool At 10 P. NJ the Sth
The shin Peeroleolis arrived al haNre anu re
,,orts having seen on the i2th Of June In l2- :.
afs w me American ship Robert Kelley. IL
viii he rendered the Robert Kelley left Liver
1oool for New York last january and has not
Since been heard from She was given over for
lost long since. and It Is feared there is some
mistake IN the report
GRRAr BRITAIN. - The weather continued
showery, aud anxiety relative 10 crops was In
crcasing,
Reports were current in England that the GOV
ernment proposed % send Lord StratiOrd DeR1d
cllG special envoy TO Constantinople 10 advise
the Sultan.
The Indian budget was to be presentedto Par
lament on the 18th. Report says large loan
would be involved.
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LEvELAND MARKET-AUG. DO.

CLEVELAND AIARKET-AUG. 20.
FLOUR-Sales of l75 bbls extra round hoop from
red wheat, at s4,s2 and several small lots at the
range OF our quotations.
WHEAT-There was little better feeling this
morning, and though there was no great amount
sold prices were better than on Saturday Sales are:
cars red at sO3 track; 5000 bushels do free on
board at SlO4; cars do. do at same; car white at
SIOs; and2 cars do. at sl,O9 all track. Receipts
are 6,45O bushels.
CORN-Quiet. No buyers.
OATS-No sale.
HIGHWINES-Firma at l9@ls1kc.
BUTTER-Quiet, at IO@IIc for Central and I2@
l3c fer Western Reserve.
CHEESE-steady at 1915.
EGGS-DulI, at s@sxc.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 20.
The contract awarded Barton, Saturday, was
for building Branch Canal enlargement.
The Courier says that Breckenridge wrote au
thorising Mr.. Stevens, Chairman National Exec
utive Committee at Washington, to contradict
emphatically the absurd TumOr that he thought
Of Withdrawing
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StwiN0 atlathiWes,

WHEELER & WILSON'S SEW
wv ING MACHINES VICTORIOUS over all
other Sewing Machines at all the public contests,
wherever they have cOntended.
WHEELER q WILSON have sold the last year,
lending Nov. LIST, 1882 nearly many Machines as
all the others,
LOOK AT THE FIGURES,
As given by Elias Howe, Jr, to whom all must &C
count for the number sold:
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NEw YORK, Aug. 20.
Mr.. Pennington, Speaker Of the House of Rep
resentatives, has just addressed letter TO his
constituents of the 9th district of New Jersey
declining a reelection 10 Congress. he Will
serve out his present term, ending with next win
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dispatch from Memphis on Saturday, announces
the sinking Of the steamer ChOctaw at Island " ;" "
She was bound hence to New Orleans, drawing
eleven feet from Cairo. She was owned by her Com
mander D. H. Salver, and is Yalued at $4,000 and
insured for $4,000. The boat was likely to break
up. Her freight was being put ashore.
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Totals ....il72ss 7Oo Szss
The total receipts last week we're as follows

The total receipts last week were as follows
Mheaa ....-...s.---.-.s-.---........ .l06 900
Corn --s--- ----s..-.sss.---.--..-s-... $50
.". Oats--------s...----- -----...--.--.-.. 1880
Showing an increase Of some 81, 600 bus. wheat.
and a decrease in each of the other two articles
There has been light inquiry for -four, and
boilers have endeavOred, in some instances, to
to force up rrices, but without any marked sue
cess. A few sales Of superior brands have been
reported at better figures, but they have all been
in moderate lots. There is . steady outward
movement, and the amount reported at the
Custom House, as shipped by lake during
this week is 4ss7 against $3.50 brls last week.
There has been considerable movement in
dairy products, and competition among butter
buyers, towards the close Of the week, forced
up prices. The advance is not looked upon q
permanent. On Friday, fifteen tons we're taken
for Eastern shipment, being designed ultimate
IL for the Liverpool market. Several large lots
Of cheese have been reported, also, but at old
figures. -
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MuRnERER CAUGHT.

LEAvENwoRTH, Aug. 20,
Gordon the murderer who escaped from the
Vigilance Committee az Denver, has been arrested
and is now In the custody of the u. S, Marshal.
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nIIssnURI RLRCTION.

ST. LOUIS, Ang. 20.
Returns from s. counties as officially reported to
the Secretary Of State give G, II. jackson g. 1872
Orr 50 $50; H Jackgon about 9,C 20, and Gardenhill
6,0O0 There are q counties yet to hear from.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ANGTER. HOUsE.-Aua. %.

Chas A. LOomis, Canaan W. Marien, Gin.
dagua. O. Seymour, City.
W. W. Leland Texas. s. q. Baldwin, Chicago.
B. f. Loofboofner lady, VIM. H. WiCkham, n Y.
New Orleans. T. Trout, VT & dGu, Mem
Miss O. & ]. TOOker, n o. phis.
CIV. .MoultOn & child, To- L. Booth, Knoxville.
ledO. T. ID. Bush, Vt.
H Liant Ia, Des Moins John NJ. Call, Boston.
Mrs. h. .Sherman&ch, do CD. .Baxtor, OttOwa, CIV.
John II. MoultOn, Mans Jas. n. Goh Cal.
field. VIM. Pettibone, ,Wash'ton
Jos. Lamperty, Goshen. John do do
J. P. Brown Boston. W. Merrite, U. 8. A.
J. COlwell, n. Y. Mrs Fay ch&se't {, st. Louis
W. W. Osborn, St.Joseph Harry Rice, n. H.
Mrs. Jones' BronsYlle Pa. J. A. Burgett Ia Mobile
Miss Bennett, J. NJ. Osborn, Sandusky.
Mrs French Salem, Pa. John Legard Ia, Wheel
John c. Parker, Gin. ing, Va
i. .Beerce Barron Co Ky Mrs. e. ZOuner, Wheeling.
Chas. II. Clark, Massilon. T. NJ. Mccullough, Wells
ThOs. Dagonl, n. 7. Ville
o. NJ. KentOn, Crestline.
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BIIssIssIPPI RIVER BOAT SUNK.

7 OHI DAI-NIAI rug 10
Capt Davenport Of the Grand Trunk Railroad fer
ryboat was killed here this afternoon by being caught
in.the snubbing rope his vessel.
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mhea ...--....---..-.'-.---.... .lO6 900
Sorn --s--- ----...''''''---..--.-s-..- 20lO
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
KILLED.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 20.
A collision occurred on the Carlton railroad last
night, killing two person and wounding several
others
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CLEVELAND AND MAHONING
RAILROAD.-TME TABLE No. Is.
10 take effect after Thursday February 10, 1889.

mAhlNH CONNECLlUEo-
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus Z Cincinnati, Cleveland Erie, and CleTe
land 4 Pittsburgh Railroads.
At SOiOn, with hacks to Chagrin Falls, &C.
At Mantua, with hacks for RaYenna, &C.
At BracsviiIe with hacks to Newton Falls, &c.
At Warren with hacks TO Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
7ilIe Bloomfield, Oantield, &C.
al YOUNGSTOWN with stages for New CASTLE Po-
land Lowell and EnOn Valley, and thence BY P. +.
W" 4" - CHAS. L. RHODES, sup't.
Cleveland, Feb. 9ls59.
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Stoves

THE DESPATCH COOKING
Il STOVE, we are fully convinced is the best the
market Affords Since its first Introduction to the
public about months ago, it has been purchased by
many dozens Of the best and most reliable house.
Keepers OF this city aud vicinity and they ALL agree
in prOnouncing it perfect in
BAKING, BROlLING AND ROASTING,
And also to execute with convenience, economy and
despatch" Large numbers of these Stoves have
been and are now being introduced in various cities
and towns Of the West and South and almost daily
most hattertng testimonials are received in regard to
its great excellence. In short, il has met with UN
PhECEDENTED SUCCESS. We boldly and un-
hesttat1ngy offer them for sale, guaranteeing them
to give perfect satisfaction. We would invite All
housekeepers and others to call and examine for
themselves. Enquire for the DESPATCH STOVE
which is for sale only at the we'll known store of
W. l.. MARVIN,
who is sole agent for Cleveland, No AZ Public
Square, nearly opposite old Court House. mayI