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JOHN WASHINGTON, HyrdOsrsplsr.
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Al Nos Beh, Africa June 10 bark Swallow, Stewart, NIB,
co.. ~ 500 VII; would cruise mos hngcr
spoken, sc.
Snip Lombard, Easmau from Liverpool Aug sstr caIcok-
t. Sept lat y, lon 10.
ss & Bar. ps :sH jss. .. Nc Il
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Ship Liverpool Kesrney, from london for NYorS, Aug ~
sip with double topss yards and round sern show-
ps wss snAi with dark blue eross Wa seen A1g H. ~
brig Harns, HsllOck hence for Rio Grande Aug "a G7s
Foreign Ports.
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Nc and AID for Loadon}
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18th, lexsnder, Robbins, HYork
sAyrA MARTHA, Aug 2In port brig Tho Tieson Scam
Don from NYork, dag.
9AcuA, eept SID bark Fl Fisk, NYork.
n, July ,2mA bark Warren Aae RAs Boz
zAzA, AUG SO-In po brig Caroline for Nyork 10 daya
American Purrs.
CHARLESTON, Sept l9-In the o1ing, snip Dcuat Black
from Newport kng. Sid schr ksCe nahan, Hot pom
CITY POINT, Sept le-Arr bark Omega Morse, yYork.
Bid bark Gamson, 0enoa; schr Cole, NYork.
KEY WEST Sept Arr brig Lavaca, Parker, NYok and
aid same day for Oaveson scnr Jessie Richards do and I'd
same dny for Pensacola).
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 22Arr by ten ships Marcia 0resu-
Leaf. Liverpool; baden, Have; Mary and Atlantic. NYork;
NEW HAVEN, Sept zl--Arr schrs Merritt Munson ous-
her CITY. benjamin and Baltimore, Blair Eizabeshpor Sd
schrs Texas and Caroline G. NYoSk
fOkTLAND Sept H-Arr bark Caroline Elams, Elema,
Philadelphia schrs Matanxas Blse and Ann blaze.
CHEF Fresssy hYosk Caharne Wilcox, xcFA 6den Lubec
RfGSnoxD, Sent c-Arr brr / NJ ssou, r.aro.. J.et.
sonyle BID sfhrs Allen Baker Boston, Manchester Chi
chester, Nyork
WILMINGTON NC Sept co-rnd bark chas Smith Gilbert
Philadelphia; schr Snow squAn, Nc AlinGer hockpor
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Sept 22-2f ".
UorroS-Narkei steady: sAios i 800 balcs
CoRS ess active and easier with sacs OF so 900
buabels al &C. for Western mixed, and eec 7oc. for
smal lots Western yellow.
FrorR-The receipts large, snd the market less
active and prices unsettled saIcs 900 5000 bbh su.
pcrfne state and Western - Is 40 extra state n
S6 20 % ss.
Pork was frm sies 500 bbs al sl4ss ga Is for prime
wSnAr.-Eeccipts were heavy, while the market wa>
dull and o. &c. per bushe lower with sales OF 100 oco
bushels At 81 10 81 81 for prime white Michigan 81 q
q 81 - for Milwaukee club.
and $40 90 SO 10 Tor ncw mes
wErKrr.-sales 20 bbls. at 2sgse
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nor points during past three four weeks hssp
very large.
There was passed through the Monongahela
locks, during the seven months ending August l,
1916 Ole bushels OF coal, against IL OIL acs bash
els for the corresponding time in 1859. The amount
that passed the locks in the year 1859 was % $780,
GIL bushels. The increase in this trade has been
very rapid, as viii be seen by the following official
returns:--
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD TOR ALBANY AND
II ~. enrncctnK with trains North end W~<t
On and a~r hopdsy. september ", 1854 trains VII leave
Ckamfers ssrcss follows
.Th.curh srgres Train, and n a. ~ Ard n Abaay
MAI TrxN 20 A. w. SleepDE Car Trnin sd ~, sopdayp
incud q WAY Train for Sing Srf steis a Ard ala Y
and lcsa ~ ior Tar.y. $40 for reekssin. so
fnsseprerv tsken a. Chambers Cana, Chris 0rher aud
asrwss teB r. NJ.
TTas for uvw york leave TROY as fs1ndsys ncsdeD
sut a. siId IA 10 a. NJ. and st5 and up. Az.
leavr albany nhont thirty minutes inuer.
Albany Foe new ferk, y. ~ ssun.,svr inriudetl
Nrw yoHx September II l,x.r' - 'ups'i' sna1'@
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lhe hey west Journal oil september says
Considerable excitement bus been manifested by certain
parties IN this city, who have been the lookout for
president director Of Of the banking institutions
Havana, who recently abeconded from that city with
funds the OF 81 200 o00 1t Is thought that he
may visit this place on his way 70 New Orleans, should
be escape from Cuba an agents here for the purpose
Of arrcstlng h,m--f they can.
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NJyw YORK Axp HARLsu pAILRoAp.
IN TArr Ttl -

en- srd After Mnndn june s6 1850 rains viii l~~ss tse
1wept. s.sth STREE station, rev ork ~ follows
Ffv Wnnms ridge erd Al xfntuns 40. IN A. n. nn1
tAlr. ho- White Fsirs Al way ststions vi snA
FN. Fr White Plains md al AGlcra Is fr,sn wh<e
rrset dtyrs For crun Pals Twsbiy srsh safese
ceroi - 4 ~. nuprirr al wiismshrdee sp5 afNnr.e
ncr fof over Plains from Twenty ~syih depot ~
y ~ sfrirs - whi,c rlss sod ssilus sosvenss =.
Tveniy - \ srecs depot lois NJ ~rsr~~ mall TRAN.
rovTrg Al whie fsins Bedford Groom Fails SD ssocns
ucrfA
RFTuRvfvc, =.
WI sSre WI swsrfvs ssoppinr Il AZ wsy sn.ors, ~
Pa. ~. M While Plans scppinR a. a. wsy IS o1e
esna = " 81 ard ~ nos~, rian. ss.p,nx ,s =
every Monday fn1rnsng 81 s2s trofnn fats = ~, Gns
pssr a. nn tstl porth q rcrdhan Albany, - NJ sop
pspf a ~ sslnns n1r-h OF whfe~ pfaira
JOIN Bunculir. Asslzlsss s-pev'res<srl
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Missouri, Illinois and wlse M currency bought al
:. Discount and sold 81 x discount Tho sappiy
equal 20 the counter demand
The following j. an approximate statement Of
the earnings Of the lfrs5urg. Fort Wayne and Chi
cago Railroad Company lor the month OF August,
isto, compared with Tie same period last year,
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weekly Report OF Deaths,

IN the City and County Of New YORK from the SIN day Of
September 70 the 18TH day OF September, 1880.
Men, n: women, 76 boys, i6s; girls, i3p-Toisl Az
Adas, l6.; youths To- children, se2 males, 25s; To-
males, 2i5; oolored pcrsons.s
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If the shipments for the last five months OF the
current year should be in proportion TO those Of
the first seven, the years business win foot up
40 900 600 bushels.
In the coal business Of the Monongahela valley
there is capital invested in improvements alone Of
81 900 goo. Three thousand men are a. work in
the mines. Forty coal tugs are employed, valued
al $500 900. Over 5000 acres of coal land, worth
$500 per acre, are worked in the valley.
The amount Of coal shipped by the Huntingdon
and Broad Top Railroad for the week ending Sep
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cautioned 20, g rsrouais two ehecss dated sspx.bsr
o. s ssI Zoe q, g SIS and ' S. =
same having been stolen aud psynentthsreof Stopped.
eQ REWARD. lost. a PACKAGE OF LrArHER, on
YO Friday, September a. soins frsm ne ssvsy 70
hinder Nm greatly osSss he o~Der. By leaving n 10
&5 REwAHD-yoR a GOLD EIE GLASS cwIrH rBS
s ~ s sss * fa g: sss :ss .
% stI.cf and tan Terrier Dog; Ssd on red Sis sss
S;s ann - xs Is Ven s
CJO REwARD-Losr. PROM - WEST sl.gyIMn
Terrier Lee s.swsrnf . De isck: - =. a
sSer,; has On chsa coiisr viz small ssss p~.s rs
sssss ss ~ xss .ss,s
cox REwARD.-wAxrKp, THE NAN WHO As
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n fss .ssss,s Ire, n. + ~ t.s ,ii rss
srsrs Jsr.-y cy posssis Ss va Saa;sr srssa
80 - = -
cog REWARD STOLEN yHow THE SUBSCRIBER,
AZ. sss s s sas ed G Il. s f hH Sssa e
ssy ssr y seos TIL w e gsd r.s ~ rvssy
and isnden street. Brochbn
e75 EEwhRp-roR RrssErr coLoREp vALrss.
YlO cniainnr Wearing spps-si Ac. Loaf sep.-nbev To-
Whosver VII refarn IL sAnne 70 VI w. Jones YES Bruadwny
" ecsIve tie above reward and cues ions asked
eS0n RxwARp-THx HARDWARE STORE oy nm
DDOO uneesdgned was hrvsen into On the night 81 he
ssnen .foows-iewern " .rsy hrre and four hn1drsd
dollars IN cssh follows abrua hundred DO eud
And BEL -eeu ~en and a.vspten hundred dollars hs
yarons anksnve twenty dollar ts on he New york ooany
". 81 'ss sSfs ssa r.s s ,as
hardware Five hund dollars reward paid
ne nudrr nd
very Of the properly.
ANsoS ~ sTRATroS, so Tussor rrsss.
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HAVANA, NATANyAs AND NTw ORLEANS.
Brv~vus-Yrum New ynrh ID arriving Havana On ara
New orlesns WI rrvm New Orleans bsh, Havana lssh
cAnsvps-vro~ new yo~s iih, arriving II usvsra ,es
and New Oresn. leh From New Orleans xsh Havana x&A
arriving 81 New rers "a.
ssororrcm New YORK 7is arriving ., Hs~Sns 7sh ard
Sew Orleans 9Th Prom View Orleans ns. Hassna ah
ursHsn Crr-Frun New york and Hsvsns every twenty
days Prom New Ycrx ort arriving n Hsvsaa fuk
kAriSassTrom New Nok cs hkikasss The sb ~ each
month, a2PN.
KAsrn-rrm New y,~& for Hav>ss ~ ran.u Hr On
The Arrival of every sierrse enrNrd e>er New yarh
FB-wher the above dates ian Sunday the wi
An On Monday srcept from Few ovieana Whss Ne ds~s
fsn on MoodAy Ne ssa1eS wsn savs hsw oyssrs On he
6ay prsvsoua
SPECIAL NOTICE.
ssSsid6s sasief
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. read in The Chicago D,1non-ol

The rate Of exchange advanced yesterday TO y,
for several days pasi. INC aivTce in rates creates
q great deal OF surprise among hisse who have
places with great deal II asperi,y In the face snip
mens OF wheat amounting 10 about $500 900 th seems
nconssen but the truth IT, the banks bad 70 resort 10
advance, their last hope 10 stop an unceGsng de-
fnard. II tact which the last lev days have ampiy a.
Illustrated that merchants entirely unused the
are assured by hgh financial authorities that the mer
chants have been buying exchange, not Tor immediate
use, but for reserved purposes. rhey bayc been
sSen as1 :, ssa. the banks, rccsivine supply
Of about one and a quarter million OF dollars o.
exchange only, and having demands for over half mil
lion more than the supply amounted 70, grew decl.
dedy close and balances n New York went down 10 the
lowest point Indeed, the past week has been dun In
10 have the low rAtcs Of again, they must control their
desires somewhat they must not rush into the banks and
must no, buy moro than they need to use ana thereby
conive TO keep the banks uncomfortable but they must
aosain from buying any more than they are In want o.
and then the rates will rule all around lower, and
will be Of advantage 10 thom than Il they improve
Temporary chance 10 buy cheap The present. indica.
purposes and whea, continues 10 decline In New York,
shipments viii Almost entirely fan on and amount 70
very little.
The Chicago Journal says:--
The money market has worked into com pAraivsly
dton tho active demand expcricnced few days
ago from produce operators having greed measure
sabsdcd me regular Discount housss todAy took al
tho good busnefs fspcr offered al 10 ~ and
In quarters there was an cxccss In The supply Of
rcncy.
The market for Eastern exchange n steady with sup
ply and demand about equal The business ps ncpsiy
Of local character. the orders from abroad having fallen
on Since The decline 10 ercsangs a. Chicago TIE pack
age demand from tn Mort wcst has BEEN very eht and
our dealers therefore, do not Ind Il profitable retura
bank notes. the supply OF exchange from other sources
b. ing equa 10 The sales Nos Orleans quiet but steady
discount buy ing and pr selling. Easiern bills In
ighi supply with good demand - equal 70 10 par
New urcans 60 ats ~ for first clAs Very Little
In unid Ne
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SATURDAY, Sept. c1-.

SATURDAY, Sept. &c p. NJ.
The steamship City Of Washington and Illinois
sailed to-day for Europe, the former with sIl ,1GI
the latter with $780, SO, in specie on freight,
making the total shipment Of the day sl63 ,l23 So
The exchange market closed dull, with a down
ward feeling. In the money market there is no
change of importance, though the offerings Of
money are rather more liberal than they have
been.
AT the Stock Exchange this morning there
was q fair business done, but prices were
generally lower. The most active shares Of
the day were Illinois Central, Erie, Pana-
ma and some Of the Western railroad shares.
The principal decline was in Panama, which fel q
per cent, on the strength Of the doubts regarding
the future income expressed in this mornings
HERALD. The Western shares were also lower at
the opening, though rather steadicr afterwards.
There is no apparent inside support to Rock Island,
Galena, Illinois Central and the Michigan shares,
and the bears are enabled to hammer them with
some success Toledo is better supported, and
was rather better at the close. The New York
shares were all shade lower, though there was
very little stock offered at the decline. The de-
mand for State stocks continues light. Missouris
we're offered today at so, and other similar securi
ties al a decline.
The business Of the sab-Trcasury was as follows
to-day
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LOST AND FOUND.

LUST AND EOUNOs
Toe LOsT-oN FRIDAY. 2isT INST, IN wArEK
- street WALL black and tan Terrier blu:;
10 The u Fan The Under win receive liberal
By leaving her al 81 beaver street.
UNouND-IN FOURTH AvDNuR STAGE on FRIDAY
night. Pocket book contain ANAL moocy,
Mfsh he owner WI receve, by applying az O. A. 5aauss
osT-CN FRIDAY EVENING, THE 2IsT INSTANT. A
IL Rank Boob the Bowery Savings Bank. No lST SIS
The Under viii be rewarded by leaving at The Eowcry
nss Bank, or NJ "a DeGnccy street.
T osr-oy THE 20TH INST, WHILE COMING FROM
ndy's una Gold Hunting walsh. with locket chain
arhed Letters m. = p. Tie locke. liberal reward
VII BE- pail rpon the return OF the 70 Charles Bailey.
Mop Chambers street.
osr-BANK BOOK NO l29.l7s or TIE RowERY
nj No AL Kim street, L. SrEARk
oST-A SMALL. ROLL or GLAZED LINEN WITH
II the proale sketch of line OF railroad marked
The Under win be handsomely rewarded by leaving NJ
:, No. Nnsau street.
OST-A SMALL WHITE POODLE Doc on TUE COR
IL Of Film and Broome treets .ignt O'Clock, FRI
evening. Any person returning sl2
street viii rceve u reward
vVAKEN FROM THE MAI. BETWEEN new YORK AND
Lowell. Nk1nschnsetts Fose dated New YORK. August
1850 for three hundred aud twenty se doi~. and ryy
order sp6 endorsed By them and W. H. payable
ct The Mechanics Bank New York. s months from date An
parties cautioned against negotiating said NOTE payment
having ben stopped.
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FORT Of sew York, sspss~ssr "a. Isss

fr&.iErn.
s,rHrast 3 flinu,s. Terry. ifsvre--D rcgrpr~~
&esreh.o Alansn> sctence savannah rlcfi1 Snx.
sslrshp strsr ptifD. cnar'esoDspororcr lss-
sl-snss . r.rssresss. rs-en. vasirrss-a cv~.
val a -.
ss~swsiir rsrisc-r Psrrss. re-ss Sc-rnxx@ HI.
reksr.
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i~crxfe kn.H =
DASIFl. H. Bs-ANAS, Ctg -1spccar
"a. rofg, SO, 10 ICED
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KEY WkSr sept 1.-The shp William Jarvis Capt Collier,
FROM Boeton for Orleans totally lost the 18th in
The westward Of the Mar Keys She hsd ice the lower
bold sssorid decks The shp bxed
the place she went In
o. the had weather of the wreckers
The Is when the siuAton OF the Jar
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DoG LOsT-oN FRIDAY 2isT INST. IN wArEK
~ street Wall black and tan Terrier
To he u Fan The Under win receive liberal reward
By leasu her al 81 Heavier street
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-12

dec5;3l3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-12


The LECTURE THIS EvENINe.-Prof. Chad
bourne, of Williams and Bowdoin College,
delivers the first ofthree lectures on the An
imal Kingdom before the Library Assoeis1
ton this evening. The study Of Nasds3s,
History is commanding increased attention
from year to year in our own and foreign
lands. As a science, it is second to none in
magnitude and impOrtance-as a study, it is
rich, beautiful and elevating, conducting the
student, if reverently pursued, into the
mysteries Of the world around him, and lead
ing him directly to the Great First Cause, by
whom ell things exist. Some of the most
profound and brilliant minds the world has
ever known, owe their greatness to their re-
searches in this magnificent and almost IL
limitable field, and bear testimony to the
grandeur and beauty that surround it as g
study. The names Of Cuvier, Button, Lin
n@us, Goldsmith, DR.. Buckley and Agassiz
are immortal monuments to the science
Of Natural History. That branch Of
it comprehended by Zoology-the Animal
Kingdom-which treats OF the structure,
habits, classification, and habitations of ali
animals, from man to the lowest of all the
tribes, is the most interesting and impor-
tant, as it is the most varied and extended
As a student iu this department Prof. Chad
bourne oeeupies position, after Agsssiz,
second to none. Hs-eszaas - -lszill. tf1z-
highest en- eOmiums as 3 lecturer, and We are
satisfied that those Of our readers who fail to
hear him tonight will miss rare intellec-
tual feast.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-12

A MODEL PoRK HoUsE.-Perhaps none of
our readers are unfamiliar with the great
letters which proclaim to all who go up
upon Ontario street, that beneath may be
found the establishment Of Messrs. Rose 4
Brothers.
Let us spend amOment in walking through
the spacious premises and look upon the pro-
cess Of Pork-making.
Il would, perhaps, not be possible to fan
ey the emotions that would be excited in
disembOdied spirit which had once been i'm
prisoned in any one Of the scores of car
oasses that lie about US, at first behOlding
this great building, one hundred and sixty
feet il length, forty. feet in breadth, and n
heighth five stories, fitted up with all the
PaFephernalia Of death and mutilation to
his bristly kingdom with marble counters
from whence their mortal remains are dis
Pensed and scattered to the four winds Of
heaven with watts, and kettles, and fires,
and twenty stalwsrt, pitiless forms, that
only make Jest Of taking the life of such
IS he. Nevertheless, we for our own part
experienced considerable pleasure in wit
Messing the processes by which one of the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-12

-There viii be found advertised in our
PAPER some family medicines that desire to call
special attention 70. Among them Is Dr.. Weaver's
salt Rheum Syrup aud Cerate We speak more di-
rectly Of the Carato which IS ointment every fam
ny should keep at hand.
We know & has no equal for the cure Of frosted
feet chflblains, chapped or cracked hands or lips,
and Tor sore nipples Is the only thing required. II
any person is afflicted with any disease where gOod
saive Is wanted advise them to give DR.. Weavers
Cerate just Que trial and they viii be convinced ofits
inertia
Or. Wszver's Syrup, with the Cerato, d asuEe cure
for al humors, sores and diseases that arise from
impurity Of 10 blood.
Another valuable preparation is the old standard
remedy and peoples fvorits, Perry Davis Pain Kill
ler Our readers only want to know that this reme-
dy il pure and genuine, and sold by all our city
druggists.
Dr. S. o. Richardson's sherry Wine Bitters is
very agreeable medicine, and valuable where slim
Mating agent is desired.
We know that ali the shove named remedies are
nss what the afaieted require. and be found at
abe drug stores generay-Louisvilie Dem, Feb. 10.
sold By Gaylord Hammond, c. S. Mackenzie, <.
W. sackrider, Strong Armstrong and Wui. Fiske,
Cleveland, o.
sEE-see Advertisement
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eOmmOnest articles Of food is prepared for
consumption.
AS we said, there arc Eve doors to this
model establishment. At the rear door Of
the lower floor, the hogs which have been
killed and dressed at the slaughter-hOuse OF
the firm, are unbounded; and here, elsO, they
are cut up into proper pieces, and thence
wheeled away in rail cars 10 the yats in
which they are to undergo pickling. The
latter operation being completed, portions
are semitic an upper floor and put into barrels
for market, and other portions requiring
smoking are hung up in apartments proyi-
ded for the purpose. Of these apartments
there are ten--two upon each floor and
when we losrn that each room holds 5000
pieces, it is an easy matter to calculate thai
Messrs. Rose & Brothers can, at one and the
same time, subject $4,000 hams and shoul-
ders 70 the amount Of himigatiOn which
may be necessary.
Thal Lard attained is thrown into kettle
of a capacity of fifteen barrels, and there ex-
posed 10 the action of steam in order to "try''
it. The steam is not admitted directly to
the lard, but is contained in an exterior
jacket, and thus all risk Of burning is
avoided.
Being naturally of an inquisitive disposi-
ton, We descended to the cellar and took
nearer look at the engine, which turns the
mince-meat making machinery and furnish
es US with our morning sausage, and at the
huge vats in which the picking is done;
then wondering what became Of the eight
or ten thousand hogs annually disposed of
within these four walls, we thanked our
conductor and went on.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-12

CANDY, Corn AND SECEss1oS.-One Of the
most popular institutions in our community
is Whitney, the handsome and gsntlemanly
dealer in Buckeye Candy and Pop Corn. He
is public benefactor-a obig thing'-as
every one who has ever eaten of his corn
and candy will bear witness. So popular
have these articles become, as manufactured
by Whitney, that he cannot longer supply
the demand in person, but his patrons will
find any quantity of his delicious Buckeye
Candy and tempting Pop Corn always on
hand at schrink's confectionery saloon, su-
perior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-12

FRE1eHr BUsINEss.-The Cleveland & Pitts
burgh Railroad, in common with connecting
lines, is, we understand, doing an enormous
freight business during the present season,
notwithstanding the hard times and general
feeling of insecurity, Large shipments are
being made, and proportionste shipments, Of
course, taken in. The fact that the burning Of
several locomotives, some time since, inter
fered not at all with the prompt transmits
sion Of freight, and the safe and speedy con-
veyance Of passengers, is an indication at
least that the officers of the Company pos
sess both the sound judgment and the am
pie resources requisite TO their position and
business. With present prosperity, an end
to the Company's financial troubles may
soon be expected.-Pitts. Com. Jour.