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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13
Blood goGif.

Helthy Human hlosd upcabeIe ANtEYzED always lre.
sen with the cenua aieng giees og course
he Tfao s16n4aft rarr aha Blood II person suffering
from Gousmpisn E2e5 Complaint Eyspefa serofHia etc
and fai il, every iuGn deceec5 lii tic red elob
nlez Of Baoa. deficiencies aed You arc
The HIooaEsod sgusd p9 hIs IL astopsh.
ng Neea4z TlereHre
FIVE PREPARATIONS
ndap toa deeiencie Of tho Bo1da ereat dise4ges FOR
GoEss GgiaB bronchitis, any Hl!eeou Uhatevar of ina
Throat Lungs inducing Consumption No. which il also
Tie M for Depression of Srrs os Of Appetite and for all
Chrome Complaints arising from Over lte General Debily
md Nervous Pf7sratier No for Live Complaints No. 8
or Dyspepsia, Bong already prepared fer absorption 1t is
Rny dgp mud carried acd4tey into The circulation SO
ha what gain retain The No Fcnula frree-
rites, Hyrria WeIka etc See spera directions for
ia. For salt Rhem, Gruplons, scfofaloas, kidney and
Bladder Complaints, take No. 5. In eli eases he directions
strictly followed. Pffee Of the Blood Food 81 per
boHlc.
sold br eiluReH 4 DUPONT, No. 4os Broadway. New
York i. WRIGHT co. No. q & Isl ehartres street o.
j. WOOD S co. Louis ao and BY all respectable Drug.
gista throughout She country.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13

Rg=Nyhy does the Wheeler & Wilson con-
publish may untrue statements against tile Soa Sew
ing Machiness
From the fact that they great improvement On tieirs
and does away With the leather pads and loop check.
The seat Machines still continue more than d0nbe tie sale
Of all others, ut Nc. q Canal street.
sela 2nmSW s uFDRTCK Nuant
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13

THE ONLY DISCOVERY
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR RESTORING
The Bald and Gray!

The Bald and Gray!
ed not ony 10 initiate s Roye Sa pfSes h9oo y havs d
fsSS @ y an and a, o %eaa S results but
leave the hcd to its resstsss sway. Read the following.
Prof O. j. Wood Coeens Ihe lettcf wros iS yoa in
yo pa6shsd N s geinty ana sWbefs s Syn ySs ~
Plinsrous m, Inquiries onchnF tile tacts IN the case
Ihe inquiries areafst, il fact oi my habitaon and
name e8 stated in the eommlnicaton second Ia true
time to be il good order, of natural color 10
s 4 can IN and do answer nvnrgby yes. Ny hair
soft thrifty, better eoord de same i Tre il ny ahs
aee wae II " s nGnon IES he ase II NV wSeS eS
ts wi ME- sfa h5 p!ng Tie face ~ close connection with
@ n IL @ s We same result VIII foley e lsF have
S @ " @ sge5iP o. ge number of eets from al parts or
compounds IS well s ts il bs So o 6 6 a sa q sH.Gs
h have t eny yor kestorays Of ag Il aecosn
ds have snsd @ @ 5 &c ssof e as s S5 apd sR
Ills fact send You lock o my ar ake o he ana na se prose
received your ayoF OF two quart bottles last which
gayeit f9 friends and thereby induced them to ry;
p nrce viii as ask sn as s sna
SEND which raud In iS lie Reso1aSys SSs
Il o w IL, insfS 9sSys xhsss not
Eep spp # IN ne 3 ~ H. r to
e INQUIRE OF me Of my nskGken opinion Of Its valuable
Aarons Rum Ky, Nov. 80. 1865,
fR0r o. J. Woon-Deaf Sir: wouldceainly be doing you
great make 10 all the world
ui as we'll the unexpected result experienced from
using oNE bottle of Hair using every
KIND oi restorative exan but without success finding
head nearly destitute Of hair finally induced
Tie OF yonr Hair Restorative Now candor compel
ne 10 hnonnce 70 whoever may this
newand beautiful growth Of hair which pronounce and
baudouer than the original wgs Will therefore take
sion TO recommend this Invaluable remedy feel
the necessity for 1t. Respectfully yours, -
REV s. ALLEN BROCK.
r This testimonial Of my appreciation yonr valuable
worthy pare aroogF lie rest gs4 it, if you wish, not
destroy ii, and SAY nothing, foars etc. RLy. s. A. b.
Te Restorative Is put M bottles of three sizes viz Large
he1m and small Tie small hDisfalt pint for
one dollar hcr h2ale iLe msh ele holds q, least twenty
dollars per botlu Theargc holds quart forty pgF cent mora
g prgIqruUg md Eeira tuy tLrce dollars i bottle o. j
R4uLf@ co, Pfeprietors l1i Broadway New York II
Ma&a suge " Louis No Hd old by all good druggists
fancy goods lGaiera.
}. WRIGHT 4 CO.. Agents.
u and ISL ChartIcs 5reet.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13
Ra- Two Verditts, from vsry Important

R9e Two Verdict, from very Important
sources, IN relation 70 cRlsFAD0RQ's HAIR DYE, The
first these decisions ID from the pen Of d. Chiffon who has
no equal in this eountryas analytic chemist declares
the Dye be absolutely from deerious ingredients This
may be called the Scientific Verdict
The second decision is popular one The tousan1 who
the Byo unanimtus Recommending it above all ot
er for the exquisite nnnranes Of Tie blacks and
imparts andthe tardy effect This Public Verdict
The documents which constitute these yedcs may be seen at
the establishment of cRlsrApoRo No Astor House, New
York.
soldeverywhere. .andappledhy all Hair Dressers
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and RETAIL by j
WRIGHT &c., q arid l6l Chartres street. General Agents.
ke6 2plm&W GRIkTAD0RO No. Astor Heuse N "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13

aa-Why is the Stout Sewing Machines SO
badly abused by agents Of other machines?
Because the public have pronounced them he best having
superseded all others The sales m continue increase at
No. 81 Canal street.
sel0 2pImkW N. s. HEDRICK, Agen
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13
ag.1Ietropo1ltan club lnuxllIarY % the Z:

sgMetropoIltan Club nuxiliary to the Ev-
ERETr RASeERsl Officers
Presdent-aENRY BEBEF.
Vice ce-President-TANSoN Kelly y"
Treasuter-ROBEHT PRTNGLE m.#M
Secretary GEO. VI. SIMPSON. ..5.
Finance Committee Geo. W. soddard, John R. Bradley
Robert Pringlc, Ison Englh, Perkins, Hanson Kelly
The Club selected TUESDAY EVENINGS for its regular
meetings. se3 2plot
rJ> Union Guard, Second Distriet-ThEs
Club meets EVERY FRIDAY EVENING at I1s o'clock at
the Orleans Ball Reom on Orleans street. between Royal
and Bourbon All persons fayorng the election of
JOHN BELL for President and EDWARD EVERETT for
YieeR President respectfully invited attend and join said
Club.
NJ BMentber requested to be puneo the election
of Marshals will take place this evening.
au23 2pte r. D. HUBBARD See,y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

I
g. Roger Co. sell at 10 o'clock Nos 45 and Old Lsves
street between Customhouae and Bienye Streets large
assortment of dry goods, etc.
d. Morphy sells at 1O1s O'clock at No. SO Tchouptouas
street. fine Havana cigars.
s~Parcuars in unse auction heads Sd page
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13
.atfeation gnio.a Casurst!s
odd Fellows Hall.

Tho UNION GUARD Of the cs are requested 70 as,eu-
bic Al Haadanariers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13
EE5ogpho W"olfe's
AROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS.
A sUPERLATtyE
Tonic, Diuretfc, Antt-Dyspeptic


C0RDIAL.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13

To thc Travelling Community.
wOLFE's celebrated AROMATIC sGHIEDAM SGIINAPPs
should be tie hands Of every traveller Ma fy should
eaYe The city without supply daring warm weather
It invariably the Ill change 9g weather and a.
beverage i tic pufe7t liquor made in hS world.
Put pp Ia pint ana quart bottles. Sold BY Ill Drusg Gro
GERS and Fru Stores,
UdoEpho N-oIfe's Pure Cognac Brandy,
In bottles imported bottled b himself. Warranted pure
aud the best quality, with his certificate each bottle
Udoipho Wolfc's Pare old Port Wine,
Imported by himself in dozen cach with lis cer
dieae Gifts purity each b0ule
Udoipho Wolfe's Pure Madeira Wine,
In e1en EACH with his certificate on the bottles
guaranteeing its spirity.
udoipho Wolfe's Pure sherry Wine,
Iported by hise Warranted pure with his certificate on
the bottle and lamp the cork,
UdoipIio EEolfe's Genuine SchietIam
AROMATIC sCHNAPPs.
Pnts and quarts. Tie Gin made the world All Gin
sold undo the sehn4pps put up by him. is an i'm
position en- the purchasers.
UDoLPH0 WOLFE,
s5le 1nipoger, Nc. % Beaver street, New YORK.
Fer sale by the following firms in New oFleara:
E.J.HART & co,
! fzI5E. ISSass l,5si5SEE9S lI$fG, ! co.
istNGk Attt,t s1Et4Ea co,
HfSfSSElI, ,@As @AsBAlLtatF,
saiMlii zktGLER.
7. BLOCK 4 co.
$aai :. ! y. '%5.iiisiSit.3sro.,
w q AtGEA &to.,
E4SsIES1ji1Eis SEQ,
s. & L; Il s6F4i5f! sl,EIiE#!
fIil99NNfsst12N tI9N {, .2,5:tI 4 @hARNEs, 4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13

Ra~ Bunker Hill Hangers - The regular
weekly meetings of this Club will be held hail.
of Bienville and Naras streets, MONDAY EVENINGS at
O'clock BY order of the President:
sci 2ue GEO o BFARES sarretary
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13
ss-E1perlencs teacnes as tna, aeiicne

= NAPtFItAIG0 aehChcR az TINT HeIIcAcy
prevents many female applying for the means 10
nerng and save hfe That objection obvated In the case
OF sr James CaIkds Female Pills. prepared after the pre-.
crpon Of Sir james Clarke Physician to the Queen Eng
land and well known be tho only and remedy for
female difficulties and distractions from any causen They can
be sent in SO pills post free by enclosing 81
and sia postage stamps to any agent
General Agent for The United States JOB MOSES Rochester
N.Y,J. WRIGHT * CO., New Orleans Wholesale Agents.
And sold by all respectable Druggists fee 2plYaW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13
Gfiq,reE 8 Jas,,sson,

1G AND IS. .cHAErREs STREET.. .I6 ANnls
Have received by The aest arrivals from Europe the
North a portion Il Their large and fashionable
STOCK OF FALL GOODS,
aud will open nts week fine assortment, consisting Of
cAssrNEREs AND pELAtNEs-Now patterns.
~ Snallfeores ras Children.
EMBROIDERED P0FLINS AND BAEEG rs.
rolIE DE CiIfsyEE AND ClAlIIEs.
rAFFErAs p'irALfE sArtNEE-A new material
BLACK ColOGEp SII.ks-.Nr price.
FRENCH. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN cALIGoES
PI.ttS AND PRINTED Z 9IREIcs.
WHITE AND coLoREp BRIIIIANrINES.
FRENCH AND IRISH LINENS, sIiEETrSG4 aud SHIRT
1NGS.
FRENCH AND IRISH TINENS-
LINEN nA8IAsK CLOTHS AND NAPKINS.
W0IsrED AND sIG.K AND WoRsTEn DlMAsK.
MUSLIN AND BoBINET CURTAINS, ..~.
LADIES' AND cnmDREN's ENGLISH. FRENCH AND
GERMAN HOSIERY.
MEMS AND YOUTHS ENGLISH, FRENCH and GERMAN
HOSIERY.
| TWEEDS AND CAS~INERES, gtc. ETC., etc
..- Also
a. n LARGE ASSORTMENT
or =...m .....
IlE.lltS,t ticoll Goods.
BLANKETS. LlNsEYs AND JEANS
-M-. LowELLS DENNIS AND uoTToSNBEs,
WOODEN CARS AND SOCKS. etc, etc.,
All Of which tcy offer at VERY Low PRICES, being de.
srouB reducing their stocl before moving their new
store, No. i26 Canal street.
selO 2p6t GIQtEL y JAMESON.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13
BsttfeEtes, ,seseelsg, etc.

H.fTCHEs, JEWELRI, SILEERH4RE, etc.,
AT CosT FRfbRSi
". A. WILSON,
iy2 gytt a5 Canal sire6t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13

IG AND IS. .cuArrEEs STREET. .rG AND rs
Have received by The latest arrivals from Europe and the
NerIh a norton " lhelt large ANA fashon0blo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13
ss'tpes. liquors, etc.,
.os. Il AND Is ROYAL STREET.

tslaQpAw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17

Visit ofthO Philadelphia Board Of Trade.
A committee consisting of forty leading
members of the Philadelphia Board OF Trade
aae on their way to the West for the purpose
of visiting the principal commercial Cities
They will arrive here by special train on
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad this
afternoon at one o'clock. The following ac-
ton in relation to their visit was yesterday
taken by the Cleveland Board of Trade;
At a meeting of the Board of Trade held
on Tuesday, October 10th, 1860, it was, on
motion,
RESOLVED That the communication from
the Philadelphia Board of Trade, advising
visit of a COMMITTEE of its members on
Wednesday, the 18th inst, is received with
pleasure, and is hereby directed to be placed
on file
Resolued, That this Board will be happy TO
receive the Philadelphia Committee at our
rooms at the morning session 90 o'clock on
Thursday next, and that the business men
generally of the city be requested by the
President through the public newspapers, to
join with US in receiving the Committee on
that occasion.
ResolUed That the officers of the Board,
and the Board of Directors, are requested to
meet the Philadelphia Committee on their
arrival, at such place as they may deem most
suitable.
ResoLUed, That "a copy Of these resolutions,
signed by the officers of the Board, be pre-
sented to the Chairman of the Philadelphia
Committee, Immediately upon their arrival.
J.L. WEATHERLY, President.
q W Cor Secretary
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17

BEReMAN-THE SAME.-The Commercial
learns that the individual who represented
himself in Cleveland to be the senior mem
Der of the firm Of S. Bergman & Co., of this
city, the other day, and got himself into
serious trouble by the forgery Of a $500 draft,
is none other than the dsshing young ''E.
Benda," who figured somewhat extensively
here a week or two ago. He will, in all
probability, be furnished with the necessa-
ries of life for some time to come, at the ex-
pense of the State Of ohio.-BufaIo Courier.
The Express says:
We are glad that Mr.. Edmond H. Benda
has been brought up with round turn at
last, and we hope that the Cleveland author
tiles will not suffer him TO slip from their
fingers. On the charge Of forgery they
ought TO be able TO dispose of him efectua1-
ly, and rid the community Of great pest.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17
c. W. Coz, Secretary.

AFTER NoTBs.-Several provoking omis-
sions occurred in yesterdays list of the illu-
limitations of the night before, which any
reasonable man or woman will however ex-
cuse, when they consider the difficulties
which a reporter meets with in such an in
vestigation. Names are written hurriedly,
half the time in the dark, and while stumb-
ling through the mud, over the fences and
gates, and through surging crowds, and on
the return to the Office, chaotic mass of
streets, mottoes, names and numbers are to
be Strengthened out in a hurry, the " devil -
crying impatiently fo- "copy," and the
hours rushing on toward the time for the
early mails. In the words of the poet
sich is life ''-on a morning newspaper.
Upon Water street the brilliantly lighted
store and warehouse of our good republican
friends Crowen & Childs should not have
been omitted nor the complete illuminationo o.
the Birch Boarding House. These were no
ted at the time, but escaped attention after
wards. .-.r
Upon Eagle street the name of D. D
Hutchinson should have read D. D. Hudson
The name of John C. Grannis, Esq, wa
omitted from the list of speakers upon Mon
ument Square.
The residence of John Carlisle on Huron
street was very handsomely illuminated.
In noting the illuminations upon Euclit
street, the name Of D. A. Douglas, shoulC
have read D. A. Dangler. Mr.. Dangler die
not illuminate at the storeCTennis & Dang
ler) on account of the feelings of his part
ner, but he is a live Republican from tn,
crown of his hat to the last peg in his boots
and had his house elegantly illuminated.
E In our haEty notice of the illamina
tions on Lake street Monday evening, W
omitted the following in one neighborhoO,
that were brilliantly and tastefully illumin
ated Mr.. R. Crawford S. NJ. Strong; G
A. Hyde; D. A. Eddy; Mrs. A. Marsh
Mrs. Kimball E. L. Knowlton; T. HoadIy
Mr.. Loca
We cheerfully notice the above, and Onll
regret that we have not the names of NAM
others who had their lamps trimmed anC
burning on this occasion Of general rejoicing
The word "LINcoLS," that shone out o
the windows Of Kyser & Perry's Block, wa
designed by Mr.. Adolphus Kendall, a clerl
in the store of J. Stair Son. It was yer,
handsome and ingenious.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17
cmenSArI HAnnEoS couNrr,

Before me, the subscriber, Justice of the
Peace, in and for said county, personally came John
Lee, who, being duly sworn depossth and said that
be had been suffering from Chronic Diarrhea for
tbs past twenty-two years, and had consulted, and
received prescriptions for his from all the prin
cipal Physicians in Philadelphia and Cincinnati bu
all TO no effect he received relief At last, he
WlH reduced TO a mere skeleton, without even the
hope Of ever finding relief; but, by the advice Of
friend, was induced TO try Hostetter's Celebrated
Stomach Bitters and 70 his utter surprise, found
relief from the first trial; and in less than two
months, found himself perfectly cured Of his COM
plaut, and is daily recovering his strength Of body
aud increasing In heshi and cheerfully gives this
Cortlheats In the hope thar others afflicted like him
soh may be benefited. JOHN LEE.
Sworn 20 and subscribed before me, August 2lst,
$50. C. +. HAESELlIAG, Justice OF the Peace,
No. A Western ST., Cincinnati, o.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally every
aeres and BY HOsTETTER SMITH, Sole Proprie-
toul, s. Water and s. Front streets. Pittsburgh.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17

"DOX'T REPORT Ne, You VAGABoyU. -
At Detroit on Monday the Douglas crowd
tried on the same game that they did here
to prevent Republicans from taking notes
the speeches, and there they out-schnabIed
Schnable, for two Reporters of the Free
Press (the Douglas organ, too were actually
put off the stand by force-ignomiaiously
kicked down. Douglas waited an hour for
his town Reporter" and would not allow
another representative of the Press upon the
stand. The Advertiser says;
"MY Owy REPoRrER."-Douglas has got
something else besides his "Great Principle" /"
Itis REPORTER. He refused to commence
his speech yesterday before his OlOa Reporter
should arrive and all other reporters were
elected from the stand. Not another indi-
vidual besides his Gown Reporter was per-
mitted to use the table
Mighty fine, isn't it, to put on the rowdy
and blackguard, and Kick reporters off the
stand or balcony They tried it here, but
it didn't exactly work. "Now-'hurrah for
Douglas -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17

CHANGES IN THE ACADEMY or MUsIc.-This
really elegant Hall, which has been rather
neglected of late, has passed into new hands.
1t is now owned by a Southern gentleman
and T. ]. Quinlan of this city has been ap-
pointed agent. Mr.. Quinlan will immedi-
ately improve and reft the building. One
of the improvements viii consist in provi-
ding a new floor of ash which will be so ar
ranged that it can be laid at pleasure or re-
moved. When laid it will cover the par
quette, even with the stage, making a splen-
did dancing Hall. When the floor is remOv-
ed, the Academy will be equally servicable
for concerts, lectures, theatricals or operatic
performances, as at present. The agentwiu
place the rent at a low figure and deserves
liberal encouragement in carrying his de-
signs into execution.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17
7The sixth resolution was passed.

The resolution regarding the appointment
of a Committee on Fares was passed, but the
number of the Committee was left blank
until this morning.
Mr.. Movius offered the following resOlu-
ton:
Resolved, That W. r. Barr, Thos. Frazer,
]. NJ. Kimball, P. W. Strsder, Lewis b..
Houpt, F. r. Myers, II. c. Marshall, Chas.
L. Follett, G. NJ. Wheeler, H. Parrott, Geo.
W. Bartlett and W. Savage be appointed q
Committee to prepare and report passage
rates to this Convention. Adopted.
The Convention then adjourned to o'clock
this morning.
The Committee mctsubsequsntly and dis
cussSd rates, but came tono decision. G
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17
81 Hostetteris Bitters are sold bv
CHURCHTTI a RRO OruOpisfe
TO HORSE OWNERS

unrivaled BY any, in all cases Of Lameness arising
from Sprains, Bruises or Wrenching, its effect is
magical and certain. Harness or Saddle Calls,
Scratches, Mango, &c, il will also cure speedily
SPAWN and Ringbone may be easily prevented and
cured in their incpent stages, but confirmed cases
are beyond the possibility ola radical cure No case
OF the kind however Is so desperate or hopeless but
it may be alleyiated by this Liniment and its faith
nj APPLICATION Will always remove the Lameness,
and enable the horse to travel with comparative
ease.
Every horse owner should have this remedy at
hand for its timely at the first appearance Of
Laneness will electually prevent those forminable
diseases mentioned, to which all horses are LIABLE
and which render 50 many otherwise valuable horses
nearly worthless
See advertisement sept. .27dkw:R25
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17

BETHEL MEETIxo.-The Executive Board
Of the Western Seamens' Friend Society are
requested to meet in the Office at the Bethel
this Wednesday, afternoon at 3 o'clock. A
full attendance is important as a Chaplain
to the Bethel is to be chosen if the way
seems clear.
q. II. LEONARD. Cor. Secretary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17

GENERAL TIoKET AoENr's CoNvESTIoN.-
The semi-annual Convention of General
Ticket Agents met yesterday afternoon, at
O'Clock, at the Angler House.
Z. R. Myers, President of the Association,
in the Chair
Mr.. Oakley having vacated his office Of
vise President, by resignation of the Office Of
General Ticket Agent, S. E. Cary of the
Mississippi Central was elected to fill theva-
caney.
The President appointed the following
committees
on CredcnEaLs-Geo. W. Bartlett, Toledo x
Wabash R. r., and Charles Wood, Terre
Haute and Richmond
On Busincss-H. C. Marshall, c. C. & R. /;
L. L. Houpt, Pennsylvania Central; J. NJ.
Kimball, La Crosse and Indiana; L. R..
Kimball, Great Western of Illinois, and G..
C. Hathaway, Pittsburgh, Fl Wayne & Chi
cafo
fChe following Agents presented their Gre
dentials as representatives of their several
roads:
Julius NOEius, Great Western, Of Ca, and
Detroit and Milwaukee.
IL. c. Marshall, Cleveland, Columbus 4
Cincinnati.
L. L. HOupt, Pennsylvania Central.
Geo. c. Hathaway, Pittsburgh Fort Wayne
& Chicago.
S. W. Chapman, Cincinnati & Chicago.
Geo. W. Wheeler. Galena Il Chicago Union.
FIR. Myers, Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh.
NJ. G. Clapp, sandusky, Dayton and Gin
cinnati.
II. Parrot, Indiana Central.
W. J. Dill, sandusky, Mansfield and New
ark.
A. W. Blakesley, Quincy ( Toledo.
/. R. Kimball, Great Western of Illinois.
J. NJ. KimbaIl. La Crosse and Indiana.
5. E. Cary, Mississippi Central.
Charles Wood, Terre Haute & Richmond.
C. W. Bartlett, Toledo & Wabash.
HI. spaulding, Michigan Central.
Mr. Movius offered the following resolu-
ton:
ResolUcd, That the Committee on Business
be requested to report upon the expediency
Of abolishing the issue of second class tickets
westward, from and after the first of No
vember next.
Referred to Committee on Business.
The Convention then adjourned to o'clock
P, m.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17

D. C. La RUE's PAYOPTICoN.-A large and
enthusiastic audience attended this attract
i've entertainment again last night at the
MelodeOn. To-day at 3 o'clock a grand
matinee for ladies and children. We are
informed that Thursday evening will pos
itively be the last entertainment.
We should advise all who have not seen
the wonders and attractions of the Panop-
ticon to go at once and enjoy an hour or two
pleasantly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17

BLACKBERRY WINE.-Mrs. H. NJ. Addison,
of this city, has made some blackberry wine
this season, with no spirits and no ingredi-
ents but ejuice of the berry, water and su-
gar. 1t is pungent and pleasant, and the
recipe must be valuable one.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17

THE Tue RACE.-The Boat Race between
the tug Cleveland and Peter Smith took
place yesterday, and resulted in an even
race. The boats came into the harbor side
by side. The distance of 20 miles was run
in one and half hours.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17
To the business Men of the City Of Cleveland.

To the Business Men of the City Of Cleveland.
A committee of forty members of the Phil
adelphia Board of Trade will be received by
the Cleveland Board OF Trade at their rooms
on Thursday morning, at 10 o'clock, and by
a resolution of the Board, all the business
men of the City of Cleveland, are cordially
invited to assemble at the Boards rooms to
meet the Philadelphia committee.
J. I. WEATHERLy,
2t President.