Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-18


back to Georgia and retire TO my plantation"
and the astonished would be Vice made his
exit in disgust, and took refuge in the sleep
ing car.
RIAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Oct. 9, 1s6O.-I
Edward W. Palmer to Adam Rattenbucher,
part of ten acre lot, No. 80; being 80 feet
front on Greenwood street and 1872 feet deep.
Situate IA mile Southeast of the Postofiee.
Consideration $4OO.
h1Oct. 1I.-Charles E. Renont to Catherine
Reiplein, part of sub lot 30, in Canfeld and
others allotment Of ten acre lots 134, 1876 and
1856. 291z feet front on Lake street and 1872
feet deep. Situate mile Northeast of Post
Office. Consideration $711.
Oct I2-Charles Ernst Renont to samI G.
Baldwin, the east half of sub lot No. 25, in
Garfield and others allotment of ten acre lots
l34, 1876 and 1876; being 80 feet front on Lake
street and 1872 feet deep. Situate one mile
Northeast of the Postohlce. Consideration
81, 200.
Oct. edward W. Palmer to August Sc
Iig, part of sub lot No. q, in Converse's alot-
ment of ten acre lot 60; being 80 feet front on
Gordon street and ITO feet deep. Situate ~
mile Southeast cf the POstofice. Considera-
ton $780,
Oct. 6.-Edward W. Palmer to Henry Kill
mer, part of sub lot No. 20, in COnverse's
allotment Of ten acre lot No. 60; being "a feet
front on Gordon street and 129 feet deep
Situate IL mile Southeast of the PostofRce.
Consideration 1912.
Oct. I5.-John Distler to August siegmuel-
Ter, the east half Of sub rot No. SOC, in Bar
Der / Lerd's allotment; being 80 feet front
on Horain street and I32 feet deep. Situate
a of mile Southwest of the Circle. Con-
sideration 81 900.
Oct 13.-Archibald Powell to Lyman Lit
tie, part of original lot 20, in Brooklyn; and
being so feet front on Pearl street and ex-
tending back in rear to Terrace street. Stu
ate between Detroit and Franklin Streets
Consideration $4,000.
Sept. 27.-Cyrus s. Tolman to Susan K!
Singer, sub lot No. 215, in the Willeyville
allotment; being 491l feet front on Hicks
street and 165 feet deep. Situate u of a mile
Southeast of the Circle. Consideration $500
Oct IO.-Charles H. & George Compton
sab lot 219, in Willeyville allotment; being
sc feet front on Hicks street and 165 fee
deep. Situate Is of mile Southeast of the
Circle. Consideration $780,
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Visit of the PhIIadeIphia Board of Trade
Forty-eight members of the Philadelphia
Board of Trade arrived in the city yesterday
at 3 O'Clock by special train from Pittsburgh
They rode in the new patent iron car spokeI
of elsewhere. They were received and es
corted to the American House.
Thhse gentlemen constitute very fin
looking body of men, and their names
which we give below, with the establish
ments that they represent, show that the,
stand in the highest business circles.
The delegation will be received this morn
ing, at 10 O'Clock, by the Cleveland Board {
Trade at their rooms. Wehope to see man
Cleveland business men present.
Below are the names of the excursiO
party:
Richard Price, of Sitter, Price & Co.
NJ l. Hallowen, Morris L. HalloWel & Co.
T. S. NeWlin, Newlin, Fernly & Co.
J. B. LippiHcott, ]. B. Lippineott, & Co.
W. C. Baker, Cornelius Baker.
f C. Biddle, E. c. Biddle Co.
Samuel E. Stokes, Frederick Stokes & Co.
Saml 7. CANDY, Candy, Neville Hughes.
D. Rodney King, D: Rodney King Co
Prof J G. Booth Q, s. Mint
Hugh Craig, Craig & Bellas.
". W. Steel, james Steel & Co.
Henry Budd Budd Comfy. ta
Geo. r. Bonnell, L. G. MytenEer & Co. ..
John Butcher, Butcher & Bro.
!, Amos r. Little, Little, Stokes Co.
W. B. N. Cozzens, Altenus 4 Coz5ens
Henry Serrill, Conrad & Serrin
H. W. RidgeWay, Ridgeway, Henssner y Co.
J. M Brooks Brooks Bros. Co.
j. NJ Maris, =. N. Maris & Co.
j. Lewis Crew, Crew, Rogers Crew
VIM Hay, Hay Dewitt.
! Charles Kelly, d. 4 G. Kelly.
VIM Devine, VIM. DeYine 4 Son.
MS Richardson, Moore, Henesy & Co.
james NJ Thomas, Freedom Iron Co.
Richard Wood, z. Wood, Marsh & Haywood.
81 H b. Hueston, Pennsylvania r B. Co,
Thos P. stotesbury, 4. B. StOtesbury & Co.
Joseph II. NeWhall, Rutter, NeWhall & Co.
John Sellers, Jr., VIM. Sellers & Co.
; Charles Wheeler, Morris, TaskneT Co.
John Murphy, Murphy 6 Allison
s. A. Bispham, Samuel Bispham Son.
4 Chas. Harbert, Harbert, Davis & Co.
w. 81. Pearson, VIM. A. Drown Co.
J. /. Hough, Boyd B HOngh.
> Carriok Aiallery, JT., PhilR. Inquirer
5 T. II. Clarke, U s. Mining and Railroad Re-
q ister.
S. 6, Thompson, Phila. Press .r
, A. ]. Bucknor, Bucknor, MeCammon Co.
VIM. A. Brown, E. @, knight Co.
( James Magee, Harrisburg / Lancaster R. r
II Geo. Bullock, Benz. Bullock 4 Co.
1 VIM, C. Ludwig, Ludwig, KnOedler Co.
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