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EpGEERahN'S ksQSElEALs
ID Nc. 80 BARONNE STREET, Now orlasns
Nearths Carrollton Railroad TerrainuE.

DIR. n. BAZEMAS, Gate Of MontgomeiS Ala) having 10
sIcl in New elna takad this method of announcing that
he has opened
SURGICAL AND WOMAN'S HOSPITAL,
rendy patients The building he has fitted up
il admirably adapted the purpose and being situated in Nuch
and desirable OF the ely tet he eeIs war
rGnled in saying that it affords uausul AdvAntagea
The roo ganorsy large sad airy, aud haVea under
gono thorough repair.
Roth whItes md blacks are admitted ,
For admission apply the office In the building
-, fel5 lytW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-26
gPEER,s VINE or ELDER,

Celebrated
For its wonderful and beneficial qualities GEETLE
sTIMULANT, TONIC, DIUREFIC and sUDORfFIC, which
testified By Physicians Of Ladies' and Gentle
In all parts of Europe aud 4 neriea.
Az a Gentle StfnttaInnG and Tonfc,
Il strengthens the ngestiSe Organs, improving che Appetite
and Purifying ths Blood .
AS a DIuretie,
II inparta healthy action TO the GLANDS ETDTEys, and
URINARY ORG GAEs-very beneficial in pEoPsY, GoUT,
ErHptic and Rheumatic Affections. as-
As Suforfne, s.r
It upon the sn openins the pores expeEfng all
purite5 by nsesbe perspato thereby driving upcns
and cleansing the surface giving AID vigor the whole
system, and a BLOOMING SOFT and HEALTHY condition
of the SKIN AND COMPLEXION.
The Chippewa Tribe OF Indians
Have long used the Blossom Fruit Elder
their valuable renedfes
I'm Germany,
The Berries dried and preserved by families
Of sickness. .....
speer's Wine Of Elder
Is pure frertne juice of cultivated Elder by
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS possessing remarkable mo-
dicina properties SUPERIOR any other Wines COMMON
and excellent article for all WEAK and DEBIL1TAT-
ED PERSONS and the AGED and 1NFIRM removing ALL
DISTRACTIONS improving the APPETITE and beneatting
LADIES and CHILDREN.
A Ladies' Wine.
Because It will ntoxicae contains no mixture of
srits ard other liquors and admired for It's rich peculiar favor
nutriive properties irparng healthy sto1-
ach and Digestive Organs.
EA wine glass full may with meals, or at
any time through, the day, as desired
We will only ask your indulgence make trial of his
| Wine "
| For sale in New Orleans by E. j. HART ( CO.. John
| principal Druggists throughout the Untsd States.
| ED-The trade supplied at propriGsnE'B prices.
| # ALFRED spEER, Proprissor
my25 ly&W 2n8 Broadway, New York.
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fSIGN0EgGE t&IMGDH!!- AN UNFAlA4No
" Specific all Discusses OF the Urinary Organs, and Gen
aral Alternative ami Blood Purifier.
ETT~ls Ramply when all other preparations fail.
s ii entirely unlike other medicine prescribed for
Veneru Diseases con@iu5 Mineral Poison NGaseou
ugs being prepared from Roots, Barks and Laaves the
Of pleasant and delicious Syrup.
EJY-t is nRtnres remedy for Gonorrhe8 Bnd Giee
Gravel. S,rcure and is especially recommended for Fluor Al
RAs general alternative and blood purifier It has equal
oas fail Scrotua Secondary Syphilis Gandu
lar Sweng Mercural all Eruptve Diseases curing
speedily and permanently than other medicine known
It this by purifying a1d cleansing the bondcausng 1t
ao Original purity nnd igor thus removing fr0a
system al impure and perrcious which haVo induced
iiseuse.
k!n all old Gonorrhea and elect that have baied
All medical skill 1t is especially recommended; in old
positively all scaldng heat chordoe and
pain.
NIt does not affect BREATH Interfere with any
business.
lSy-It REQUIRES no assistance from other medicine
It cru lay on toiict-table in the counting
its being suspected renedy" for private d.
eases.
A treatise Vanerea disease, with full directions for
the permanent cure, accompany each bottle.
HFor f particulars get Circular FREE from drug
store in the United States.
n sold At retail 50 bottle three bottles for S
by ali responsible druggists and dealers in medicines through
United States and wholesale by all wholesale drug
sists. .
POTTER L MERWlN, Sole Prpprietors, st. Louis No.
j. WRIGHT L CO.,
Nos q and Isl Ghartres stieet,
Wholesale Agents for tho South
ESe-Sold by all Druggists. ial6 lytW
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EMFOxaTANT no FAMILIES
P n n 8 Y Y A
SALT ANpTACTURING CoMPANY'a
SAPOFEEEER,
TIE readg Family Soap Maker, and Uaiversal
Cleanser,
VIII mako hard wafer soft, clean Paint remove Ink from
Typo, Grease from Kitchen ussnsils, etc.
to Ia pounds refuse grease, usually given away, a.
shout IL cent per pound. ay..................2o
IS cents.
Foryhvs cents therefore, the cost Of barrel of rRtras
SOFT SOAP.
RECEIPT making different kinds OF Soap sent Free by et
LEWIS, JAMES L CO.,
Phadepha.
RThe sapcner be had of respectable storekeepeI
In the mva ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-26

Cossfernant les CoHrs lie Circuit ct Nc Dig
Ytriet ctabiiss dams 1'1stat de Ia Aoui. lr1ie
W. pnn, 10 cf-tsevnGRt Gsomyernemcnt DIES Etuts-
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pairing Furniture, Toys, Crockery, etc.
SpaIhiag's Prepared Glue -
all such emergencies and household afford
wtheutt It Is always ready and to the sticking point
Thereis longer necessity for lmpng chaB spinersd
ness headles dolls and broken cradles s
for cone she'll and other work. popular
dies of refinement and taste. ....
This admirable preparation Is used cold being chemically
held solution and possessing all the valuable qusles
pest gue. It be in place of
nary raucgge, being vastly mere adhesive.
"UsEFUI1 IN EVERY HOUSE,"
Wholesale Depot, No. IS Cedar street New York.
Address HENRY G. sPALDING q CO.,
Box No. $500, New York.
Put Dealersin contaninF four eight andtweTe
Lthogrnph EhowCsrf accompanying each
| package.
gE4F-A Hinglebottle of sPhLDING's PREPARED CLUB
wiiisRve times its stannnally TO every household
by all prominent staoners Druggists Hardwaresrd
Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants silould make Of SPALDIEG's
PREPARED GLU f, when making herlist. 1t will stand
ny climate jal9 lyItW
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.-SSE-ysA Manufacturers Of ~sSsG.sSsSs
FINE CARRIAGES AND BUGGY WAGONS, g.
Nos 81 and So Franklin and II White stree first door east
Broadway, NEW YORK. '.
Having removed from their old stand 1863 Broadway 10 their
and extensive establishment have hid and
manufacturing to order description of Fashionable Car
riages and light Road and Trong Wagons from the
leced materials and workmanship for heanty design
finish and durability equal if not superior any other
make in this country. fe27 1yAW
SPAADHNG's PREPARED GLUEs
SPALDTNGiS PREPARED GLEEi
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUEi
Gave the PkecesH
BooE EoMYi DrsPATOa
ss~"A Stitch in Tissa saves Nipe."-aa
AsRccdents will happen, in wsegulaed families ID
very desirable have cheap convenient
pairing Furniture, Toys Crockery, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-26

q @, R1blMENts, GAS FITTER AND DEALER IN
y Gas Fixtures Harris Row, tS42 Msgagine
narket viii attend aithully aud puugtS to al
listed to him. Sores DWsltngB etc. lifted care ally
and reasonable terms.
ehu eFders LEFT IN Box No. 3se, MechanieB' Exchange
will be g1t &t tly attended 70, ms ly
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A. PURE ARTICLE.
Ger Family and Medicinal PaFposeaa
~ To be had Of sl the principal Druggists and aocsIr
throughout the United States.
a. A. NEAL,
Sole Agent,
No. l0T Walnut street,
je5 lyhw PHILADELPHIA.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-26

Company coatnueo insure against the pers OF the
and rivers and loss and damage by IRE
| premiums.
| v-~ o6,cs Na a s,arondeJef street zd1J Il
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-26
49, STATE OF Lou1s1AwA,. I .....l.

The Board resolved pay per cent
outstanding Certificates of Profits for tina yes
1851 1852 after the second MONDAY in Reh
ruary next.
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NRw YORA nlARKRT-ssp,. 1s


FLOUR-Market rules quite Arm With 4. .it,h.
uPesrd tendency. There ls sttll a good exsort sne
falr home trade demand. Market closing ouifs Arm
Sel55,2215 for extra state; Si75a4 so an S1nsrSs
Sesterni w. loa5s5 for common 70 medium * trS
hoop Ohio; 81 rs for trade brands. s''iD
CANADA EIOUR-AIarkl tTeiie better with
moderate demand en- Sales 750 bbls a. Sf75@GsO fsI
sunernne; u Il3n6 80 for common 70 cboioe - ira
RYE BLOUR-Market quiet and 5t ,ady at S2,
,ot CORN |, y MRSAI-Ma.ket contInu steady. Sal
a aM,e.AAshX-Msrketq v. quiet. sales 30 bbls at IsJ<
WHEAT-Markst has advanced Ic nsr bnsb
with pretty good export demand; transactfons how.
EYER, are materially restricted by the frmness q
o s9es y ~ are S: z9o bu,h Chicago spring q
ls;2Ql bush amber Iowa Of Sl,l2aI,4; 1900 bush
winter red western at Sll4@l,2g; 2sOl bush Michi.
Sl,20; 6,20 bush white Cansda al SI g. iS s61 b1sb
whi.e Ohio and Michigan At $3.50 80; 1880 bush
~ T5se m tnety At slz2fgl,Sl; 6,2O bush unsound
RYE-Scarce end firm Sales 1900 busb afs7c
Tor Pennsy lyanta; 71c for river.
BARLEY-Marhet duh and nominal
i, UOhNIsearce, with III export and Moderate
home trade demand. Prices have advanced ic 1er
common mixed western; .54Ga55c II good to Drine
shipping DO; 667fe for western yellow.
OATS-scarce and hrmer at 2s0s2c for Canadian.
34sns5He for western and state
POR K-Market less active but prices vithout
material m change Sales ll6O bbls at Il 80 for mess
REEF-Market continues quiet but without ma.
teriai change Sales Of 100 bbls at Sl,Oe@l5 so for
repacked mess $l2 7o(9ls so for extra mess
PRIglE MISS BEEF-MRrkst Is dull and
EsEkR RHAAEs-Market Inactive.
GUS, BlEAES-MsFket quiet and unchanged -
sales % pkgs at 4ts@44c for shoulders, and 54@6o
BACON-Market nominal.
LARD-MRrket steady with sales at sa9c.
y ~ in fair request 7@iOo oF Ohio
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Cuyahora Uountt Falr,

Al u meeting Of the Board Of Managers Of
ths CuyahOga County Agricultural eociely,
held this week, IL was decided TO hold the
Fair four days, commencing Tuesday, octO-
Der Let.
The following Is the programme for the
different days,
The first day, and up 10 noon Of Wednes-
day, will be devoted TO receiving entries and
arranging articles In the halls.
At o'clock P. NJ. Of the second day,
there will be grand exhibition Of cattle in
the ring.
Roadsters in harness at 2 O'Clock P. NJ.
THIRD DAT.
Exhibition Of horses for all work at 10 A.
NJ.
Exhibition Of saddle horses at Ii A. NJ.
Grand exhibition Of premium cattle ct
Pm.
Draught hcrses at P. NJ.
Ladies' Equestrisnism at 8 P. NJ.
FOURTH DAY.
Exhibition of fancy horses at 10 A: NJ.
Exhibition of thorough bred horses at IL
A. NJ.
Grand exhibition Of premium horses at 2
P. M.
At o'clock P. NJ. there will be an exhibi-
tion showing the difference, by contrast, in
themannerB and customs Of so years ago with
those of the present day.
All cattle will be required 10 be on the
ground during the second and third days.
The Secretary will be greatly obliged to
those who intend exhibiting at the Fair, if
they will hand TO him, or send by mail,
list Of the entries they wish to make, as far as
they can, any time previous to the Fair, Gs
it will greatly facilitate his laborB.
The Judges appointed to award premiums |
are requested TO meet at the Office of the Sec !
retary, on the Fair Grounds, at I o'clock P. |
M. of Wednesday.
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pseIxl MetIeea.


THp esRHAT SECRET.-It 3 admitted BY
an physicians that the grand sscret Of health and
long life lies In keeping the blood and various flu
IDS y tbs eedE IN q high degree Of aaidliy When
you fol eontiuued paia IN the head or bowels or
any continued unsnsiness In any organ or other
parie Of the bSdY, son can prevent serious sickness
By taking
BRAEDnETH's PILLS.
Bleeding may eire momentary ssae, because the
blood loil viii have more room. But ~ the body s
made from the blood and sustained BY the blood, to
waste our blood la 20 vast our he, ana ruia our
consultation. But BrAndreths Plus relieve the cir.
eulation - readily bleeding By only taking away
what itcan well npars, and rREr NEVER HURr,
Mrs. Aoopor, O. Rarnsiable, Mass. sas cured OF
q, Fitus Daucs, General Debility, poOrness Of
blood, and eostirenesa OF many years standing by
Brandreth's fills Tho case AZ length Is published
in the Psmplets
SOLD b A. Gardiner. ~ sap,rioT stroet, Clovo
lAnd Ohio, and BY allrvsPeetAble 'eaiers in medi.
oinea. EeplSRs5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-19

TAKEN AT LIsF.-Oficerss Smith and Carey
arrested yesterday afternoon on the Flats,
"Bill Bedford" on charge of burglary
The act was committed last February and
Bedford was arrested, but managed to effect
his escape from the West Side Station
House. he has been gone ever since, but
vas yesterday "spotted" and captured. The
burglary was committed upon the premises
Of ThOs. J. BrieH, ship chandler on the
Vest Side.
Bedford was brought before the Police
Judge yesterday, but the case was continued
to the 90Eh.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-19

WHLT CANE or TT.-A man on horseback
attempted several times on Tuesday night
to force the guard ct Camp Wood, but was
driVen back each time with difficulty. FL
nally the sentinel was compelled to use the
bsyonet to prevent the intruder from cross
ing, and the horse was 50 much injured
thereby that he fell dead on his way to the
city. The rider was somewhat bruised also.
We trust that he has learned by this time
that men With bayOnsts are not placed
around camps merely to be looked at.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-19

A PIcKIc ~ C4yF.-AbOut 1876 ladies and
gentlemen came in from Hartford, Trum
bull county and vicinity yesterday morn
ing on 2 visit to Capt. Bushnell's company
in the Forty First Regiment. They were
escorted from the cars to camp by the COM
psny headed by sargeant's Band, and when
there, the sstables were spread out and par
taken of with most evident enjoyment by
donors and recipients. Capt. Bushnell's
company is one of the finest that has ever
been in camp in this city. He has ohosepi
SO far as possible, from the best young men
Of the country, who bid fair 70 do honor tC
themselves and their commander.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-19

NORTH missouri RaFLRoAD.-We call at.
tention to the advertisement ef this Road in
smother column. It is the only all rail, and
at The saEae time the most direct route from
st. Louis to St. JOasph, making the journey
thirteen hours quicker then by any other
road. The fare is fully as low as by sny 9TH
or route. The benefits of this will be esaily
diseernable to those who desire speedy trans
pertatien, and comfortable travel. Persons
purchasing tickets to St. Joseph, or points in
Kansas, should always soc that they read'
BY the ssEorth Missouri Railway"
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"
DIED.

In Enclld, Sept 18th, 1861, WILLIAM COLE
NAN, sRed 80 years and months.
Funeral at his late residence in Euclid on Friday
at ten o'clock A. n. Friends Of the family are In
yited to attend.
At Tenderden, Kent. England. on the 18th ult.,
OF Consumption Mr.. WILLIAM WICKEh.
Mr. Wioksn was by birth an Englishman, but had
resided for about ten years In this city having been
during the greater portion Of that time with Mr..
John Shelly, Cd Superior street. He was much es-
tsemed BY thOss who knew him, and had many
warm friends.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

MlsoEIn.-The members of Cleveland City
Lodge No. IS of Free and Accepted MaSOns
are hereby notified 10 meet at their Hall on
Friday morning, Sept. 20, at 8 o'clock pre-
cisely, for the purpose of attending the
fureral Of our deceased brother, VIM. Cole
man, at Euclid. Members of other Lodges
are invited to attend.
Carriages will be in attendance on the
part of the Lodge to convey all who may
wish to 90.
By order of the W.M.
sep19-S53 &C. HOPKINS, sec'y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-19

COuRT MARETALED.-Three soldiers have
been court martiaIed st Camp Wade for
sleeping while on guard, aud the order Of
the Court was read on dress parade yester-
Gay afternoon. The sentences were that the
culPrits should be confined, two for sixty
hours aud forty y-eight hours respectively,
on bread and water, and shethird forty eight
bours on bread and WstsF and to forfeit one
montb's pay. A salutsrY decision,
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CRAzY-George VIM. IsenhoOd, a young
man evidently much deranged, is confined
in the johnson street Station House. He
says that he lives at New Braman, Auglaize
county, Ohio, and that he left home last
week for the purpose of enlisting. He is
very desircus of going into cavalry COM
pany, and exhibits his horsemanship BY
getting sstride chair and jumping about
the hall with il.
Another mar also crazy or affected with
delirum tremens, is confined at the Station.
He gives his name as Anthony Yonker, and
says that his home is in Mansfield. He Ia
bors under the belief that his garments are
infested with Yermin and secessionists,
which are pretty much one and the same
thing. He says also that he has been in
battle, and there lost an arm; that he may
convince people Of this fat, be has torn of
one of his shirt sleeves in order that the arm
which he says Is gone, may be seen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-19

sTns fsllOWins q az EXTRACT from lsttsF written
~ tss pastor Of Baptist Church 70 the Journal
and HnslsngsTs'' OlnoinhAh, Ohio, and Spssks vol
'amss q 6VoF Of that WOEid-BapoVaed medicine, Of
s[Rs, WuE1N's sO0EEIaa sxnUF FOu ozTzDzEs
We 80 - edVsE ssssasAut IA Soar oolrpsEs o. Mn
Nlnalos'a Soothing sym. Sos We never aaid
Nbrd % fsVoE Of Fsssa ulediras 1eSOre IN our hie
e Ws issIcompsIlsd 70 say % yo0S res5sEC tst thh
nOhunbug-Ws HAvH TsIES Is, AID KSSW II 10
HAEL Il oEAI1Es. II IL probably one Ct the most
osssfzl medicines of the day, because It is one Of
ts bsS. And those Of EosF rnadsrs who have bAbses
san't Do bsttsr than b lay in sssPFlF.'
Fis sdvssflsanleat Ia anOthef sosusa. ssH2sH5s
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BEN5. b. srArR. see,H.

WHAT TRE NEW YoRK PAPERS sAY.-The
New York papers, all agreeing upon the
matter with an unanimity which has scarce
ever before characterized them, have unani-
mously come to the decision that those things
which were previously supposed to be be-
yond peFadventure are in reality ne more
determined upon now than at period pre-
cedent by some months. The arguments
upon this vexed question can be obt,ined
with the New York papers from day to day
at W. D. Bakers, opposite the Post Office.
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..HunLr FRAurY, On PHYsIotasIcAL Rp

aHUKks FRAmTY, or PHYsIotasIcAL Rs
sEARcHEs, Ahould be rsad BY everybody. Isrr~s Is
81 selfiR6ietsg diseases, and the results Of early
malTrastioe, the eaa that hequently lead to UE-
HFPPF HARsIAGIs, their Eslief and Prevention.
With copiOEs Instructions as to the sure msthOd Of
dspeIliI The Hls0svIEcs that frequently take held
of those AEoug 10 EETER into the marriage state
The work Is beautifully Illustrated wi,h cOlOred
cravings, and is franght vi Uboleseme advice
and exhortatious. Sold By DR. BARROW, Is4
free.
Sold also BY h p Gayicrd and Clark, Druggists,
cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-19

ELEOrR1O BATH.-Dr. Gibsons new cleo
trio bath cures general debility, rhsuma-
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equaliEe the oircu-
latiOn and remove almost every disease in
amannsr truly astonishing. No ether bath
In the world give such universal satisiae-
ton to the sick. The plsasantest bath
room in the city for lsdiss-s female Opsr-
atOr In attendance. O@ss No. III Ontario
street. jyS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-19

bG Thirty mors men sre wanted for
Capt. OOtter's battery Of ARTILLERY, to fill it
up Capt. COtter has opened a recruiting
Office st 100 Superior street. All who wish
to 60 in lis battery must apply at once, and
be ready to leave Saturday morning on the
5 o'clock train for Camp Chase. This will
be the only opportunity to go in this bat
terry, 60 it is fast sIling Up. Cams and
enlist at once. septlE354
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-19

Oviats's Exchange,
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sOIoroN's TEzRLE-The Temple of Solo
mon Is open for the inspection Of Jew and
asntlle sllks, at chapin'S Hall, during the
day and evening. Last evening very re-
spset e audience, including several clergy
nan Of tie city churches, were present, and
.xsunissd curi0asly the elegant proportions
Of ths ingenious sad curious msdsl,
A he close Of each explanatory lecture,
ths model Is opened tor elOss inspection,
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OHIOAGO niARKET-sepr. IS

RLOUR-Market dull
WHEAT-MArket 2a2c lower. Sales At 79c for
No. |; &c for No in store
C0RN-Msrket lcIoWer. Sales at 2Ixc for mixed
In store.
OATS Market Nc lower
l6,00O bush corn. ---- -
SHTPHENTSs-L,S1O 800 bbls aour: sn mo bu wheat;
400 OO0 bush corn, ~
RREIGHTS-Advanced Ic
RXCHANGE-on On New York, Ac premiUm.
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TIE RAILROAD WAR.-Negotations are on
foOtto arrangethe Misunderstanding between
the Central and Erie railroad companies, re-
lative to the tariff on Western bound freight,
and it is thought that higher rates will be
established within few days.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-19

CRY HOTEL. II. H. & H. c..
Brockway have leased the City Hotel for a
period of five years from October, Mr.. T. B.
BrOckway, the late landlord, having retired
The house will be kept in the best manner,
and its old friends will have no reason tore
qret the change,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-19

JEWELRY AAHuFAcToRT. = Attention Ia
called to the advertisement of William Ridd
in another column. Mr.. R. has long been
known to many of our citizens as a su-
perior workman either as a manufacturer or
repairer of Jewelry. Ornamental hair work
is also branch of the business in which he
exoels. Those in want of engraving or
stencil cutting, had better call on Mr.. K.
and examine samples of his work.
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M A R IN d F..
PORT or CLEVELAND.

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ID VI III u - 8
EkTERED.-SEPT. Is.
Stmr Ocean, Evans. Detroit .....
Prop. Portsmouth. md, Dunkirk, is4 tons mdse.
Prop Detroit, Pratt, Dunkirk, ~ tons mdse.
Schr. New London, Smith, BuffalO, 800 bbls salt,
Otis 4 BrOWneH.
Schr. Melvin, Frink, Buffalo.
Schr. Clarnbel, Bearse, Buffalo.
Schr. Cape Horn, Lee, Buffalo, 70 bbls salt, Begg5
& Sinclair.
scbr. Watts sherman, Harrington, Buffalo, 80 tons
coal, Keith
Schr. ChaIlspge, Hearns, Buhaio. a.a .s
Schr. Clyde, Paul. Toronto,
Scow Planet, Moore, Buffalo. -
scO~ Fox, Loomis' Michsiimackinae, 1000 cedar
scow Hays, Fifeld, Buffalo, IS tons coal, Keith.
CLEARED.
Stmr Ocean, Evans, Detroit
Prop. Iron City, Turner, Untonagon.
Prop. Detroit, Pratt. Dunkirk.
Schr. Challenge, Hearns, Portage Lake, 338 tons
coal, Hanna, GarretsOn Co.
Schr. Clarabel, Bearse Milwaukee, 200 tons coal 10
tons pig iron, q. b III. r.
SchF. j. l.. Minor, Sinclair, Buffalo, Is n slaves.
schr. Cape Horn, Lee, Chicago, go tons coal.
Schr. Milan, Frink, Chicago, 400 tons coal.
Fletcher, Burt Go
Schr New Loudoh, smith, Chicago, 800 tons coal,
Tod, Yates Co.; 60 tons iron, Rhodes
Schr Clyde, Paul BeIlTille, 200 tons coal, Keith.
Scow r. Hayes, fideld, Newport.
Scow c. Rich, Blinn, Chatham, 50 tons COAL tens
wooden Wafe.