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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-16

Cont street, FROM Roman Toni street. respect
fully pray that ordinance resolution be passed. according
law the sale of for the brick
sidewalks bordered by curbstones and wooden CUTTERS both
sides of Cont street. except where already made from Roman
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-16

NEW ORLEANS, july. Is, 1860.
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the city of New Orleans
THE undersigned, owners of real estate
fronting Pricnr street. from Canal street 10 G1undee
Walk respectfully ordinance resolution be passed
according law the saeof for making brick
sidewalks boried by and wooden CUTTERS both
sides Of Preur seet Canal Carondeet Walk
cp where the sidewalks have already been made by the owners
N W Side. s. +. Side.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-03

HENRY C. .SPALDING & co.
IS Cedar street, New York.
Address Post-Ofiee, box No. $500.
Annexed is alphabetical list Of articles which,
If damaged, may be restored o their original
strength and usefulness by
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-03
FRn1I pIKE,s PEAK.

ST. JOSEPH, Aug. 2.
The Gazette Of this morning contains the
latest news from Pixies Peak
The Express from Denver city which ar
rived last night, brought Sl2,05I worth of
dust.
There are at present 100 quartz mills in
the mines, only few of which are up and
in working order, some Of which are worked
by experienced engineers, who realize from
81 to S25 per day, having rich quartz to op-
crate on, while others make from $50 to 500
per day.
Six men on one claim had taken out in
three DAYS ~ lbs. of gold. Other claims
are worked with equally US good success,
while some realize little or nothing.
Crimes Of all grades prevail to considera-
bic extent in that vicinity.
A destructive tornado passed over Marys-
vile, Kansas, July Both, demolishing every
thing that came within its reach. Three
dwellings, two business houses, and printing
offices were blown to pieces and the post
office was turned around and set in the street.
Every building in the place was more or
less injured. No lives reported lost.
During the heavy storm which visited our
city yesterday, the Cd ward school house and
a residence were struck by lightning, but
not seriously damaged. a person had his
clothes scorched, but received no shock from
the flash.
The postage rates by Pony Express is re-
dueed, and two dollars and a half per quar-
ter ounce will hereafter be the rate.
No change in the telegraphie dispatch
rates.
The first meeting of the Republicans at
Hannibal was held last evening at Metropol-
itan Hall. A campaign club was formed and
over eighty members enrolled their names
on the the club list. The meeting was an
enthusiastic one and passed Off without dis
turbance.
Weather very warm-thermometer stood
l040 in shade.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-03
Last Nights Report.
ARRIYAL oh Ii AsIA.


ARRIVAL or THE ASIA.
NEW York, Aug. 2.
The steamship Asia arrived this afternoon
with details Of foreign news, via. Liverpool
2Ist and Queenstown 22d.
The Europa arrived at Queenstown on the
2lst.
The bill to amend the bankruptcy and in
solvent laws, is the one withdrawn from Par
lament by the British Government. 1t will
be again brought forward at the next session.
Lord Elthinstone, late Governor Of Bonn
bay, died on the 18th, aged 50.
Advices from Syria stste that the Chris
tians are leaving the interior for the coast, to
be under the protection Of European vessels.
$4,000 persons have already arrived at Dry
listers Sayba.
It is said that Abdel Kada had offered his
services to Napoleon for the suppression of
the atrocities at Lebanon. If the French
government will place at his disposal 5000
men, he engages to pacify the Mountain in
very little time.
Reports were current in Paris Of the issue
Of 100000 francs in treasury bonds for
the expedition to Syria, which is to be on a
large scale.
Gen. Pricher had been appointed French
Envoy to Syria, and he would be followed by
q division Of troops.
The French steam gun boats had been de-
Epatehed, and the Spanish government were
about 70 send ships Of war 10 Syria.
Great excitement prevailed among the
Musselmen Of Therezigovia against the
Christians.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Herald asserts that England viii send a reg
iment to Syria and France Of 25, ,00Q men un-
der Mcmahon. This was regarded as an ex-
aggeration, though there was no doubt
strong expedition was being prepared by
France
Great anxiety was felt at Beyrout respect
ing the fate Of the Christians, who, to the
number Of 5000, had taken refuge in the
South Kerrovan, and were surrounded by
powerful body of Druses.
There Is nothing Of moment hom Naples
and Sicily. A
The refusal Of the Neapolitan naval off
GERS refusing to act against Sicily is con-
frmed.
-Four frigates had Joined in this pronun-
ciamento.
The steamer Ellen Yanern, Of Iivernool
ard four other foreign vessels had been
seized at Naples. r.r.ff
A serni official Spanish Journal says that
in consequence of outrages committed on
Spanish Subjects in Venesuela the Gov
eminent had ordered some vessels Of war
there. faH y rTfT
LoEDoE MAREETs.-Bangs' Circular reports
Corn steady with large arrivals Of foreign
White American Wheat 5s@58s; Red So
@5Ch
Tea quiet.
Linseed Oil steady.
Wool sales progressing at well supported
kA-SsAs rFrIf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-03
sOUTH AlIERICAN NEWs.


NEw YORK, Aug. 2.
The steamer Northern Light arrived with
nearly million dollars in specie, and Cali
fornia dates to the 1lth. News anticipated.
She LEFT Aspinwall on the 25th.
Advices IRON Guatamala state that Walk
er arrived at Ruatan on the 2lst of June, in
e schooner, accompanied by 100 men, and
that she was Joined by another vessel. Next
day was sent off Hog Island. It was suspect
ed that he intended TO make descent on
omoa or Truxillo, .u..H
The interior Of Salvador has been visited
by severe earthquake.
Il is reported that st. Vincent is destroyed.
Advices are from VALPARAISO, July %, and
CallaO l4th. A letter from the latter place
states that the difficulty between Peru and
the United States was still unsettled, the Pc
ruvian government obstinately refusing any
concession.
Matters in Ecuador look improving for
Franco, and the Peruvian government had
sent him two steamers and other assistance.
Affairs looked squally in Bolivia. Gen.
Delson had gone there to take command Of
the Bolivian army.
It had leaked out that 10 900 gold ounces,
supposed 10 have been shipped aboard
Chilian ship at Matias, for Tonisno, which
was wrecked off the coast of Brazil, were
not put aboard, and that the wreck was in
ternatiOnal. The guilty party fled to Eu-
rope.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-03
NEW YORK nIARKTT-ArG. ..


FlOUR-sales Of 1901 bbls; az S5,Oo6lA,l3 for su-
perfne state sa,2oeb,2Q for extraj s5toe5lo for
aim IN gsaf,r.ns "a 51.iS al i5r shppiag brnpd-
Extra Round Hoop Ohio market closing with
htHdefs Attic more Disposed p IeallAg Az opening
ces < morally were generally without striking
change The extreme scarcity ottreght room ma
CiaNkDT6N FLOUIl-saleso Of tol hbIs; at $500
&AQ5 iQr snpcrhnes anu S5,la9l,i3 for Common to
RYE FisOJiIS-Sales al s., ,5Oai,2O f,r Common
to Choice Suporine. Market steady with small
CORN MEAI.--sales OF $50 bbls; at S3s5 for
Jersey and s3 70 Tor Brundywine. In moderate re-
rWIIISIS YIN good request sales Of 500 bbls
Rt &a@2l, chiefly al the latter price,.
WHEAT sales OF inferior Canadian club Sl,lt;
rcd aid mixed western a 81 2G ,25 very choice am
Der az -; now white Ohio and ndiang az 8 sl,3u@
S2; old do az ~ 36@,SI!&i very choice Michigan at
-, aud fair white Kentucky az SI,35 Market qu-
Of ald without slight change. The export demand
Is still very much restricted by the extreme scarcity
RYE-Quiet at sn1slc ...
HARLEY-NOthing doing IN barley.
COlGN-Salos oi 6a,U0 bush; at 62@62]6c Tor good
sound mixed Canadian; CSC for sound yellow. Mar
ke without slriking change and the supply is pret-
OATS-sales at s7@sgo for western and Canadian
and s91s9t0 ior State. Rather moderate business
PORK-Sales ofooO bbls; az SIg,25 for new; Sls,sj
Tor old moss S3i65GH for new primei Sl2tO for Old.
Market steady for mess, but heavy and lower for
prime
BEEF-Sales of $50 bbls; at Si0425 for country
prime Sf,I5ep5, so for country mess; SSOj0 for re-
packed mess and SllGlz for extra mess. Market
steady and very quiet,
BEEF HAniS-Blarket dull and nominally un-
changed.
CUT AiEATS-Firmer for hams and steady for
shoulders sales at sc for picked shoulders, and &c
Tor dry salted do; lO'Bc Tor hams.
I.A8D-Firmer, but quiet. Sales Of 2jO bbls, at
l2t6O l3c
BUTTER Selling at lO8Isc for Ohio; and 800
lgc for state Market scarce.
CHEESE-Selling at S6gs56c for Ohio. Market
steady.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-03


LONDON, 2l-The Post has telegram
stating the French force te Syria will be
5000 men. sad
PARrs, 2l-French Consular reports from
SYRIA state that the mGssaores which bad
taken place are the result Of q conspiracy Of
the Musselmen.
The report having been spread among the
Druses that The European Diplomacy was
about 20 drive away the Turks from Europe,
the Druses determined on exterminating the
Christians in Syria.
yERY LATEST.
LrvERrooL, 22-The Europa reached Liv-
erpool last night
Flour firm.
Wheat firm at Fridays extreme rates.
Corn quiet
Weather unlavorable.
Provisions dull. Lard buoyant.
Circulars per the Asia report imports Of
cotton for the week at loo, 600 bales at sea
from the United States; a 600 against 10
600 same time last year.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-03
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WASHINGTON, aug :.
Capt. William S. Black has been appoint
ed Quarter Master Of the Marine corps vice
Sutherland, dismissed.
First Lieutenant Mathew r. Knitting has
been promoted to the Captainey thus made
vacant, and Second Lieutenant Adam n.
Banker to the Second Lieutenantcy. Beckt
Howell has been appointed Second Lieuten-
ant.
The Dental Convention has elected for
President DR.. Atkinson, of Cleveland Vice
Presidents, DR.. Gibbs, Of Washington, and
Dr.. Clark, of Georgia; Recording Secretary,
DR.. Taft, Of Ohio Corresponding Secretary,
Dr.. Rogers, Of Kentucky; Treasurer, DR..
Dillingham;, of Pennsylvania.
Attorney General Black having left for the
North and Secretary Cobb for Virginia, only
two Cabinet officers remain in the city, viz;
Messrs. Toucey and Holt
Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson is now here. He
was serenaded last evening by the Brecken-
ridge and Lane Committed
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COM ERCIAL.
CLEVELAND 1IARKET-AUC. ,.

FLOUR-Remains quiet, and only small sales are
reported Prices in this way are too high to bear
proper relation to the price Of wheat. We note a
small sale Of country mills white wheat double ox-
ira at S5,25.
WHEAT-Better. The demand for shipment is
good and the market Is fairly active. Sales are:
red track at 81 do at SlOl; track
s,ioO bush red free on board At SlO4; white on
tralk, from store and 500 bush from store at Sl,n
and cars do at Sl,l2 Receipts are A. cars.
CORN-Quiet at 45@46c.
OATs-Sales car at SOc. Receipts are five cars.
HIGHWINBS-sales Of 90 bbls at ISL.
BUTTER-sales Of 81 kegs at I2c, and tubs W.
R. at l3c.
EGGS-sales at 951c,
LARD-sale Of 800 rs at Il5sc.
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OswEGO NLARKET-AUG >.

FLOUR-Unchanged, but rather ouiet
WHEAT-Ileid above the views Of buyers No
sales.
CORN-Held at about SIC which is one cent n
bove shippers views. Market quiet
Other grains nominal
CANAL FREECidTS-Steady at &c on Flour;
Sc on wheat; 75sc corn TO New York.
LAKE I1IP0RTS-430b bbls flour; $4,000 bushels
whoat; l63O1 bush Oru; sl0O bush oats Receipts
since opening Of navigation TO August are:-g3i43
bbIs h0ur ls65 693 bush wheat; 29s,6il bush corn;
Z35l bush oats 42 Us bush barley 40453 bushels
rye: l6,S53 bush peas.
CANAL EXPORTS-25O bbls flour; 1850 bush
wheat; 24gOO bush corn; 46l bush peas.
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BOOTH RELEASED BY FORCE.


NILNAUAEE, aug. Z.
Sherman NJ. Booth, arrested some time
since, awaiting trial for his, course in the
Glover Rescue case, Is months since, was
taken from a room in the Custom House,
where be was confined, at noon to-day, by
ten armed men, while the United States
Marshal and Deputies were at dinner. The
keeper was silenced by threats of violence,
and locked up in place Of the prisoner A
carriage was in readiness, and the party pro-
ceeded with Booth into the country.
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OLEVELAND. COLUMBUS AND

1 4 lLL EGANO- NOL OMD OO AND.
" CINCINNATI RAILROAD.-SUMMER II
1850 Passenger Trains will leave Cleveland as fol
6:20 A. N. N Y. & Cincinnati Express-stopping at
Berea, Grafton, Wellington, New London,
Salem, Shelby, and all Stations south Of
Shelby, reaching Columbus u30 A. n,
Cincinnati 4:2D A. n.
3:I5 P N. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at all Stations,
and reaching Columbus $50 P. NJ. Cincin-
natl $40 A. N.
500 P NJ Night Express-StOppinga at Berea, Grafton,
Wellington, New London, Shelby, Crest
line, GaliOni CardingtOn, and Delaware,
reaching Columbus ll:OO P NJ Cincinnati
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, Sanduslly, Mansfield Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield Mt. Vernon, Newark, Zanesville,
Crestline, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne q Chicago Rail-
road, for Forest, Upper Sandusky, DelphOs,
Lima, Fort Wayne, LapOrte, Chicago &C..
west, and East for Mansfield, Wooster, Mas
EillOn, &c.
Gallon and Bellefontaine Railroad Line for Marion
BelefOntaine, Sidney, Union, Muncie, In
dinapOlis, Terre Haute, Nincennes, EVans-
vile, Louisville, Cairo, St. Louis, &C.
Delaware with Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Pitts
burgh Railroad for Springfield.
Columbus, Little Miami & Columbus, and Xeuia
Railroad, for Nenia, Dayton, Indiana polls,
Terre Haute, st. Louis, Morrow, LOveland,
and Cincinnati, and with The Ohio i Mis-
sissippi Railroad at Cincinnati for Louis
vile, Evansville, Cairo, st. Louis, and all
points on the Ohio river.
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, Zart
vile, Wheeling, &C., Columbus, Piqua ~
Indiana Railroad for Piqua, Urbana, &C.
Bg- For Tickets TO all points and Information az
ply at the Union Ticket Office, 81 Superior street,
at the Passenger Station.
L. S. FLINT, Superintendent.
Cleveland, June II, 1853.
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pIslIIssAL--FIRE.

NV lohhS Auks z.
Andre Colment, a clerk in the Post Office
and member Of the Tammany committee,
was dismissed yesterday as Douglasite.
Building No. q Warren street was par
tally burned last night Ladwig & Hayder,
importers Of shawls, lost $4,000; Sulsaz-
backer, Giterman & Wedeless, sailors find
ings $50 900 W. J. Sohart wOblen goods
$40. 600. An fully insured.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-03
EUROPEAN nIATTERs,
NEW. YORK, Aug. 2

NV 7 VIINI lug =
The Palermo correspondent Of the New
York Times says that the existence Of a Sc
cret treaty between France and Piedmont
has been discovered by Garibaldi. By the
terms Of this treaty Piedmont will be al
lowed to annex to Sicily, but not the Marches
or Umbria.
Piedmont may have Venice if she can win
her. France in return is to have the islands
Of Sardinia and Elba, with other territorial
grants.
It is alleged that the treaty is already
signed.
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TELEGRAPHTC.
YegterdaH AfLernoonla Repert.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw York, Aug, 2,
The steamer Columbia, with a barge in
tow, returning from an excursion, was IN
collision last evening in Hall Gate, with The
schooner G. ". Baldwin, from Boston. Both
were damaged and one Of the passengers OF
the steamer was drowned.
Advices from Nassau per steamship Car.
nal, report slave schooner ashore on Land
Yard KEY. She left Africa with 400 negroes,
Of whom 40 had died, the balance had been
brought 10 Nassau by wreekers- The vcssels
name is unknown The Captain is said 10
have cut his throat the FIRST day out, and the
mate was, shortly after, drowned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-03
FROnr PHILADELPHIA.

PHLADELPHTA, Aug. 2.
The Supreme Court this morning decided
in favor Of the eonstitutionality ahd legality
of the act Of the Legislature in reference to
the erection Of public buildings. The con
tract must be submitted to the councils.
This settles the question of the erection of
the City Hall and Court House on Pennsyl-
vania Square, corner Of Broad and Market
streets.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-03

NV Ydnr. Aug. .

NEW YORK, Aug. :.
A shocking accident occurred in Brooklyn
yesterday. A young lady named Graham,
living in Luqueer street, was 50 shoczingly
burned By her clothes taking fire from a
match left carelessly on the stoop, from which
she was observing the Great Eastern, that
she died last night after horrible suffering
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-03

Galveston dates of SIst says the large
Touring aad lumber mill at Austin was
burned on the Goth. Loss 500, 900. Work
of an incendiary. A negro was caught set
ting fire to bnilding in Georgetown and
confessed. He was melted by two abolition
lists 10 burn the town.
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:BuFFALo mARKET-AUG. ?.

FLOUR-The demand is fair and the market Is
steady. sales Of lou bbls; at s4s7k65 for extra Il
5lnols and Wisconsin; S5@g5,2j for extra Ohio and
VIA EAT-The demand for new red is fair and the
bushels at Sl,O9 VIVA ' N wv
90 o. bush az Soc -a1@ A'ei9'
OAT8-Nominal
CANAL FRFIGHTS-Firm- 4os oD aonr.
l2c for wheat, II for corn, to New Yorl W ''-i'
wheat; 3i0Q0 bush corn. O' NA
CANAL EXPORTs-20Q bbls -four; 1900 bush
Whesti s40Q1 bush corn,
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DEATH.

BosTON, Aug. 2.
Hon. John s. Wells, distinguished eiti-
zen Of New Hampshire, died yesterday at bis
residence in Exeter.
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CLEVELAND AND MAHONING
RAILROAD.-TIME TABLE No. Is.
10 take effect on after Thursday, February To- 1889

At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus Cincinnati, Cleveland Erie, and Cieye-
land Pittsburgh Railroads.
At SOlOn, with hacks to Chagrin Falls, &C.
At Mantua, with hacks for Kayenna, &C.
At Braceville with hacks TO Newton Falls, &C.
At tMarren with hacks % Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
nile, Bloomfield, Canhed, &c.
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle, Po-
laRd, Lowell, and Enon Valley, and thencs BY p +.
W. & q. r. r. to Pittsburgh.
CHAS. L. RHODES, sup't.
Cleveland. Feb. 9,ls59.
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Stmina a4Iathints.
NEW SEWING MACHINE.
TILSON Ii. SMTTHS SHrrTLF

WTLSON n. SMITHS SHUTTLE
w sEwINa MACHINE Price $50 to T5
I've have the agency for Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and
Nichiqan for selling this Machine, and can recom-
Tlepd IL as being nrst class Lock Stitch Machine
They are made durable and simple, ara easily kept
n order; sews any kind Of goods making the stitch
aIiie on beth sides Of the fabric.
We have the general agency for selling the ''FOR-
EST CITY, Double Thread sewing Machine; prices
from S35 70 S5O-making the elastic lock stitch
These machines are simple in construction, made
et for the price.
GB-Agents wanted to sell the above machines.
" Call az cur sdlesroUns, corner Of Superior Gnd
Seneca streets, over Fogg EnsWorth's CrcckerY
Store. Agents address, 49,, -,
lsTalandl o., June ~ 20. Gsnl AgsRtg,
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ARRIVED.

NORFOLK, Aug. 2.
The United States sloop-of-war Brooklyn,
from Pensacola, arrived at Hampton Roads
yesterday.
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JAs. N. AsHLEY RF-NOnITNATEn.

TOLEDO, Aug. 5.
The Republican Congressional Convention
for the 9th District embed here to-day,
and nominated Hon. James NJ. Ashley for re-
election by acelanBtion, and D. W. H. How
ard for Elector.
\ mass meeting was held in connection
with the Convention, and was largely at
tended-two thousand people being present
in the wigwam, and great crowds in the
streets who were unable to gain admittance
Speeches were made by John Sherman and
Mr.. Ashley.
There will be speaking and a torch-light
procession by the Wide-Awakes to-night.
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RATIFICATION.

BATAVIA, Aug. ?.
The Republican ratification meeting here
to-day was one of the largest ever held in
this county.
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M GREAT EAsrERN.

NEw YoRE, Aug. 2.
The Great Eastern sailed for Hampton
Roads this evening.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
ANGLER HOUSE,

Hon Dean Richmond, Buf, Miss s. Jacob, y ellsburP.
S, d. Paige, City. Miss II. Jacob, do
G. q. Gale, Niagara Falls. Miss J. Dodridge, Char
DR.. Drury, do louisville, Va.
r. Rainey, do D. Jacob, Wellsburg, Va.
J. X. knight, st. Louis. A Mitchell, st. Louis
B. Dean, n. Y. ThOs. M. Biddle, Phila.
T. s. Sprague, lady dau, Edw. Sullivan, Tifn, o.
Detroit. Miss Crawford & boy do
B. Wood, Buffalo. NJ. }. .Waldron, ,BuckloOth
j. Taylor, Williamsport. G. 4. Tendall, Dunkrk,
S.W. Belknap6la, Buffalo. Marie L. Hankins, n. Y
Z. W. Walker. do C. A. Hankins, do
Mrs. A. NJ. Pratt, Bryan. Fannie Lucele, do
Mrs. g. S. Foster, do I. h Peterson, lady and
Mr.. Harris, Madison, Wis. dau Phila.
Miss Highly, Painesville. W q. Lenert ala, Bucyrus.
Miss Wilson, do d. w W.Jameson, Warren, %.
MIR. & Mrs. e. +. Pratt, >. *. Fitzpatrick, wife and
Syracuse, n. Y. child, JacksOnel, D.
Mrs. jackson, Pomeroy,O W. r. Smith, Miss
Miss \. N.Hammoud, South Jas. D. Smith, do
bridge, Mass z. z. Randolph, n. Y
Mrs. y. RObinson&fa, Gin. Z. P. Sage, Jr, do
Miss +. Mcclure, do S.A. Fifield, Monroe, Mich
Horace Robinson, do n. Smith Waters, n. Y.
J. b. Campfeld, Newark. S. Blanchard, Tecumseh
u. b. Bruse, do Mrs. Adams d child.
Mrs. y. Jacob, Wheeling. Miss Adams.
Miss S. Fitzhugh, do Mr. Adams,
Miss n. McElheney, do
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NEw YoRK, Aug. 2.

NEW YORK, Aug. ?.
The best intelligence we can get from the
yacht race is that the Julia and Rebecca
started at about 1880 p. m, and at 5:25 the
Julia was half mile ahead. Wind moder-
ate from the S. Sc.
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r. G. TNGERsOLL NOlIINATED.

CHICAGO, Aug. ..
Democratic Congressional Convention for
the 4Lh District Of Illinois, was held at
Peoria to-day. r. G. Ingersoll was nomina-
ted for Congress.
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8yE9aI.
UUERTFFS SALE-Rv VIpTT

SHERIFBS SALE.-BY VIRTUE
~ of a writ Of Feri Facias issued from the Court
ul Common Pleas Of Ouyahoga county at the suit Of
Henry ID. Kendall et. al. painttH, against Hyp
lytc Mole ot. al defendants, have levied upon and
shall Uer for sale, nt public auction al the store
lUtey occupied by Said Mole, Lorain street (near
city limits) in the Township OF Brooklyn, In said
county, ON the 9th day Of July, 1900 at O'Clock p
NJ, the stock OF goods now In said store consisting
Of Dry GoDds, Groceries, Millinery, READY Made
Clothing, Hats, Caps, CrUckery, Hardware, Yankee
Notions, Scales, weights, Measures &C.
said sale Co continue from day 90 day until COM
pleted, ID. l.. WIGHTMAN,
q. W. Palmer, Pltn'B Atty. Sheriff