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THE CITY.


a Latest from Lake Superior.
The steamer North Star, Capt. Sweet, ar
rived at s o'clock on Saturday night from
Lake suPerioE. The following is her ''lOg'''
Lea 0ntORagOn on Wednesday, the l7th
inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Met the steamer
Michigan ct Fourteen Mile Point. Len
Eagle HarbOr al 6;SOP. N, Schooner Queen
City at Copper HarbOr. Lett Portage at IL
o'clock A. NJ, on the 18th inst. The schr.
New London lay there. Lea Marquette at
9 o'clock P. NJ. schr. 81. Paul there. Met
steamer Cleveland 20 miles above White
Fish Point Met steamer Northern Light
10 miles abovo White Fish Point. Passed
barque De Soto bound down. Left ssult at
II o'clock A, N. on the l0th inst. Met
steamer City Of Cleveland at Detour. Steam
er Forester also at Detour, unloading mate
rial for a new light house Left Detroit at
Up. NJ. on goth inst.
The North Star brought down II tons Ma
tionsl mine ore, 81 tons Cliff mine, and 1850
cedar posts.
She reports also that the steamer Illinois
is at Detroit getting new wheel, having
lost one on Thursday last above the sault.
-.l- -E
NEv Gas CoNPANY.-Air. Stein has issued
proposition for the formation of new
Gas Company, in the form of circular
which gives some facts of interest. Mr..
Steiu Ravn.
Few arc aware OF the actual cost OF gas
ior when they Pay Sz'2o, ana as hlgh s., ~ 20
per i'Ooo Ieee' heiow oner caIe'ul ,oo sSsif
ma mste Of ehe COSY OF tne ~ oi aSS
w lee' per uay pTehlsiog saas sny a.u,-
t.OnSl Aouhs eaI DC n1ae :. NJ. IN 80
tVely less price, tne DC os sne
lngs l propose Delng SVy,usy y. ieet PCT P usi1
ana lne laoor sslilliA A'eu Sui''e'eWn' W ioi any
required quAhuty' lss.la-
kst''aie ef Expenses tor t4e Aqnsyae'ars y lOoOOo
. sas ,oD. ~. Co, ,Iots ,ops nsr d.v, ,tsa
per ton -; .s1l ,a99
t,se 5S O1SeS Od s @ ~ ~ Se Se's per Ousn SO0
One cashier at salary Of. .:.......-....... 100
One Inspector At i salary Of .. 500
One collector at salary of; ...;;-...... - 500 so
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.

TEAoHER OF MUsIo.-Miss Francis E.
Leach will give instruction on the Piano
Forte at tho lowest possible terms. Young
misses or ladies desiring musical instruc-
ton will do well to give her q call. Resi-
dence No. 81 Walnut street. Ct.
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8Eass 4aanaEtl.

TAMES q. ODELL, BRASS
eb FOUHDER AND MANlFAOTuRAR q
afsW doors rom Superior street, CloToand, Ohio. n.
q prepared 70 furnish AL kindl o. work u1ad ~
uaed M the Plumbing Bu1ine11. bSor PUMPS q al
ffnds mada and rgpaire4. Bran Ca!tinE done daily
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rErom the Examinor, Norfolk, Val sa.-T
They have been tested In more than Thousand
uagss, with entire succes8- hnn H1E
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-22

Faux PLEKHR.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages ct roasNOable figures.
sep24R26;1y
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IErom ths Advertiser. Pro7iasaes, mi

Tao Csphallc Pillg are said 20 Be Q rsusrkahlT q
foctive remey tor the headache and ona OF tho verJ
best for that cry frequent comF,Aint Ehich hes ~.
or beon disco Fered.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-22

Iron the Democrat, 50. CiJud, minn.l
II you are, or have been troehlad with the had
ache, send or box (Cephalio Pills,l 50 that you
nay have them In eaao cf sa attaek. lHI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-22

TErom the Western B. R, GaEatta, Chicago. mi
We heartily qdorss Mr.. sPalding, and his unri
Vsllsd Cephd ilh. lllal
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-22

By the uss OF these Pfila the periodic sttaehs o.
Nervous or Sick H0sdache nay bo prevented; and g
taken az the commencement OF an attack fnnsdiate
Fslieffrom pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom tan IN removing the Nausea Or Hssa.
ache TO which ~ males are subject.
They act gently upon the Bowels, rsmoTinE Gest-
ivoness.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, aud
al persons Of Hodsntary habits they are vaEabls e.
a Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone aud
vigor to the digestive organs, and restoring ne
natural elasticity and strength Of the wholo syEtsm
THE CEPHKIIO PILLS
are the result OF long Investigation and carefnliy
conducted sxpsrimeLta, having been Ia use many
relieved . vast amount Of pain and suffering fEom
Headache, Whsther originating IN the nervous sYs-
tems or from dsTanEod state Of the stomach
They are entirely vegetable 10 their compUsiiion,
aud may be taken St ali timss With pcriect satsts.
without making any ehangoof dot. and ths absoaus
any disasreeable taato Renders it easy 10 adms-
tsr them to Children.
BEwARE OOUNFERFEI
~The genuine have five signatures Of H-nry z.
SPalding on each Box.
sS7sOld By Druggists asd al DealeFs ia Mcdiagss.
A Box viii be sent By mail, prepaid. on recsiSt y
the pries,
TwENTT-FIvE CENTS.
-An order. should % addressed TO s---
aENRY Q. sPALpINes
q Cedar Street, New Terk,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-22

Osphalic Pills accomplish the OBJECT Tor Ehioh
they were ilades via; Cure Of hosdaehs In al it ls
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-22

TFrOn TIE KAnaSha VALLEY Star, Va
We ere Bure that persons suffering Eith head4chl,
Ihc try them, win stick 70 them D.. ...
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-22

Iron the Advsrti5er, PF0riIenoo, 3. u il
Fhs testimony in thsfr favor Is atssag, frun the
uiost RESPECTABLE quarters. .Hr frra
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Bogus Dl-patcbe..


Last evening the proprietor of the Leader
issued an Extra eanard announcing the re-
treat Of the rebels from Manassas Junction,
and in order to give currency TO the bogus
dispatch prefaced It by saying it was I" a dis
patch TO the agent Of the Associated Press in
this City" In It's regular issue this morning
the Leader merely gives it rs ga dispatch
from Washington TO this city" thus acknowl-
edging its first statement as entirely unau-
thorized.-HFald tl $500
II the Herald means by bogus dispatch
es' in the above that no such dispatch was
received in this city, and that we manufac-
tured it ourselves, then the Herald lies, for
the Herald knosos, and knew before the
above was written, that such a dispatch aid
come to the telegraph Office IL this city. Of
this the editor of the Herald was assured,
when, having first heard Of the news through
our Extra, he went to the telegraph office to
ascertain its truth. The despatch was pri-
vate one, and not as we were at first in
formed, TO the agent of the Press, and we
made that correction accordingly.
PoLIoE.--John Davis and John Davidson,
the former for assault and battery, the lat
ter, better known as ''scotty," for vsgrancy.
These parties were arrested for fighting and
disturbance in the 9Th Ward on Friday
night.
Patrick Irwin, petit larceny.
A fellow who refuses to give his name,
was arrested for stealing five dollars from
the pocket of Charles Carr, who keeps
saloon on Water street, while he sat asleep
in his chair. On being brought to tho station
house, he put some of the money in his
mouth. An application of the garrOting
process by the station keeper, Wiseman, in
dueed him to disgOrge twenty-five cent
and five cent piece. This was all that
was found.
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MORNING DER.
5IONDAY aI0RNTSG, july .. isSI.
NEW ADVRRTIsRMRNTs.

strong 3 ARMSTRONG -nFuFsst.
W, 8. Farr-ChistY's Mlnatrois.
John A, Prentice -certiacaie.
J.P.W. Noill-Msn Wanted.
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ONLY A OUARTERi-I SsED
bT nail, free q Pestage, yetI slll1qisi1ss ~
- ilsSi riaiIis look Ike formidable monl ess =
worth more than fuafssst is,s H. sl q Iisrsnf
poEeTa, T.. Sl,oO. Addrefs5I' no,, HR6psHAW,
,,s-ls.Ri1 Lock Box as, Boston, Mas,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-22

0. o.o.o.-oary's Cough Cure. dscssnl'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-22

DARGAIlISl BARGAINSII
d In order 70 enquire the sale Of this seasons
purchase OF goods, will ofer
Figured lrench Brilliantea at l6, worth 81 cents.
thiutE OrRandies at l6A ~ -
Fast Coiored Lawns at 10 cents.
Embruidertd English Bareges only IS cts 4 yard.
Good Fast COlored Prints only cents yard.
OhalleyB worth Is cents, at only l5 cents yard.
Brown Antique Parasols, only 20 cents each.
few Black Lace Mantillaa AZ half prlca, and
many other articles, which will be offered at yerT
Low Prices TO sail them on during this season.
Call and get some Good Bargains. ..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-22
OERATE ANp OENTMENF,

and you have permanent Cure
The OERATE haa proved Itself 70 be the best ONT.
ment ever invented, and who're once used, q has
never been known u fail Of od6ctina o psrTnaneni
cure Of old BoFog letter and RlngWorm, soad Heails
OhilblainHy and Frost Rital Barber Itch, Ohapped
tho Face And for
SORE NIPPLES AND sORE EYEs, l
the Qerate is the onlF thing required 70 cure. Il
abouid be kept IN the houle of sYory Family.
Directions Accompany Each Bottle. ,
SOLD By MOST MEDICINE DEALERs.
PFies of Syrup 81; Csrate 20 eentS Der Bottls.
:. y. HARRIS 4 90, ProDrietoFs,
For Western etatea. Cincinnati Ohio
To whom al OrdOTs ior the abovs Msdieinas must
Be addressed.
Sold Wholesale and Retailby
=. y. Gaylord, o. g.. Mackenzie, William Fiske,
&. W. Saekridar, and Srcng Armstrong; OioVs.
land Ohio; Roberts 5amuel, Columbus; W, a. Ora.
nam, sanduskyi Garter Brother, Efis, Pc. ll-
., Meayer's salt RAeun Syrup aud Oarata d sold By
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-22

rErom the azotte, Davenport. LoEQ-s sfl
Mr. SpaldinS would not connect his nanio With an
article hs did not p ~ 70 posses real merit.
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r Children CrY ibr .r.
? sPALDINa's THROAT CONNECTIONS.

m .ssrfan
fhsF rslIsvo Cough instantly 80 ..F- 1iedf cd
The5 clear ths Throat. -rf.
TheT give strength and volume 70 The Toics.
They impart delicious arona to the Broath. aI
They are delightful 70 tho Taste r tfl-.r. can
They are made Of simple herbs aad cannot harm
any one tte
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-22

TFrom the 50. Louis Dsnsocrakl -
q rapidly enoruasiLg
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BANK NOTE LIST.

oORREcTED BY Q. A. RRAD CO., sANKERs.
MAINE. WISCONSIN,.
All Solvent Banks. parlAn Solvent Banks.
Commercial Blk, Bath.50 EXCEPT.
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news agents Is One Dollar and Fifty Cents
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
The postage on The LaADER, 70 NewS
Dealers, Is One-iOprsh Of a cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties remitling
postage stainps should sond US one and thrOe
cent Instead Of larger denominatlOuL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-22

IFrom the Daily NoWss Newport. b. II
Cephalio Pills are taking the place Of al kinda.
IErOm tia Commercial Bullsiin, Boston.ll
Said 10 Be vsrY eHlcacious for The headache.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-22
aNEAirIaEa.
uEALTHt HEATHi HEALTHl
PURIFY TIE BLOODI
-
DIR. WEAyER's ba9
CANKER AND SALT RHEUI SYRUP,
EoR ma uusH o.
Oankor, Salt Rhoumt Erysl pelas, 8croialcut Di1-
cases. Outaneous Eruptioul and every kind
s ot Diaeae9 aEiaing ffQm an inpnrS f-,..r
state % tho Blood.
7As mosl KfsetiVs Blood f1iliftf Of ~ Ails
tenth 0sHk@y, h'''a 91aT"
THf HRATHl HRALTHl

II Il the prescription Of an Educated Physician,
and all who are afflicted VIII any Of the above named
diHoaBee should use II without dslag. sub fatinr1
Rs the following are oitsn Fecyiyedi at. ...f-
JERoMEytLLE, Ashland Co, o.. Ncy. 81, 1900
hasara. ). N. Harris 4 70 Cincinnati, O.; asfa g.
Gentlemen:-I deem q adutg A. Well e pleasure
20 inform You what Dr. Wesvef'a sfBUF md CE-
RATE has done for mo- and hnpe tht shis latter MAJ
come 20 the notice Of pers0na similarly aicted In
tho year 1850 was attacked With letter - some
kindred disease, on both my legs, which extended
nntii nom my knees 20 nay ieet WlgouB TaE aOre,-
consulted and obtained medicines and pTsacrip
t0us from nearly al the phFaiciana IN thg vicinity
but OBTAINED no rniiof Your agent at thi3 place,
Mr.. HOnmani rocommendHd ne 70 trY the byrup and
OarAto, which fortunately did, aud an nov sound
and wen man by their uao. IIi If ll
With greet gratitude, tsmaln y9ufs truly,
JOHN NEiRbAU UGHT.
Mr. Wiafbaught being q we'll hnnWn rbntlsrian o.
Aahiand CO., makes tis information most reliable,
By tax Ing the syrup ~ directed II viii drive the
dlsease from tlesgsieE, end when onee cat on the
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TT Is EVERYBODY's FRIENDI
Ev1RTBODT APPRsCIAfri
P E RRY DA8VIB'-
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER,

VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
We beg % call attention of the public to thI.
long tested and unriYalled 40 Il. - 0.---l
FAMILY MEDICINE. ~
The Pain Killer is purely vegetable compound,
perfectly safe medicine even In the most nnskillhl
DIPTHERIA, or SORE THROAT.
These diseases are que tly relieved and cured By
gsrgling the throat with Palm Killer reduced Tith
water. Try It.
FOR sUMMER COMPLAINT,
any other form Of Bowel Disease IN OhfIdran or
Adults it is almost certain cure and has, without
doubt been more successful in curing the various
Kinds OF
and II is often perfect cure for -s
DYSP EPsIA
N its most aggravated forms It's tonic and stmu-
SctiOn, render Il . most eliectuai cure for
COLDS AND COUGHS,
when used according to directions. For external
application il IS unsurpassed hy any medical prepa-
RHEUMATISM AND NEUBALGIo
affections arc quickly relieved and often cured By "
Amy soreness in tho muscles or joints be cured
by its application. IL cures instantly the most VI
OOTHA0HE.
II should always be kept near at hand, TO bo used
BURNS 4 sCALDs.
II applied lmpedlatelY according 70 directions, Il
peculiarly adapted to the wants OF
STEA OATMEA
Ane others trASelling on our Western Rivers
See Directions Accompanying Edeh Bottle.
Ii has been tested In every variety OF clmsts and
By almost every Nation known to Americans. 1t d
the almost constant compan on and ineatimable
rienu Of the Missionary and the Trhveler,-on SEQ
and land-and no one should travel on our Lake.
r-ld Rivers without lt. .-.I4 mo
sB-Sold by Medicine Dealers EverywhsFe.- -Ea
CAUTION The public will be cautious that they
get the genuine Pain Killer, as some unprincipled
men use that name for their own worthless COM
pOunds. In 80 doing they deceive the community,
and infringe upon the 'TTai0 Marx" OF Perry Davis.
PFjeei-26 eeats, 90 es1siS, spld 81 per BOttls.
IN. HARRIS q Co., Cincinnati, u,
Proprietors for the Southern and Western states,
60 whom ell orders must be addressed.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
4. y. Gaylord, VIM. Bigke, Strong 4 ATmstr9nR.
o. 5. Mackenzie, e. W. Saokrider, OlsVelsnn. mae
A GREAT SPRING REMEDY I
DIR. 8. o. RICHARDSON'S b..
s HERRY WINE BITTER
The Oelebrated New England Remsdy for
IA BITUAL CONSZ1PA TION,
JEundIoe, FOyer and Ague, General Debility, and
ell Diseases arising from DlBordered
Stomach, Liver BoW0la. .".
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500 Ladies' aro delighted With (, q s--.e 90
sPALDING's THROAT CONNECTIONS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-22

DR.. 8. o. RICHARDSON'S
SH ERRY WINE BITT ERS,
The Oelebrated New England Remedy for
IA BITUAL CONS2IPA TION,
JGundioe, FOYer and Ague, General Debility, and
ell Diseases arising from 9 Dl8ordered
Stnmhch. Liver or BoNNla. FL
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iREsdTaEN YOUR ToIcEi
aoOD E9E 0LEsaYMas.
b -tlJaa GOOD EoR LEoIUERRs.
GOOD EoR PUBLIO sPEAKERs, Tl1
COOP ron SINGERS,


81 HuL
fa @ ~ I bsnrui
-l a1 Gs1tlsmsn CARR
sPALDlHGs THROAT CONTEOTI0Hs
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He proposes to establish Joint Stock
Company with a capital of $l5O, 600, divided
into shares of $40 each, and to allow no
stoekholdeF' to take over 50 shares. These
figures certainly look very plausible, and
the subject is one which will pay 10 investi-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-02
Supreme Court-Special Term.
Before Hon. Judge Barnard.


JAN 2S-fn ne mater II the application Of the congeg1
ton Of BNai Israel, for ieape 10 sea.-Refcrred 10
Samuel Jones' s to take proof Of the facts stated in
the petition, together with his opinion.
Janet Dunbar james Broicn and others-Moton for
q receiver, with $40 costs.
The People yet Charles r. Harney e. al Henry a.
Hart-Commisson granted.
John jones Frederick GENERALIZATION for injunction
denied.
Darfd 4. Ho,ctins Us. James n Cronpeu.-Judgment
ordered.
The People er rel. William B. Bech James Bctrfeld-
Default opened payment Of disbursements and costs
Of motion
C. v. H. Goodyear rel Henry Evans It, al vRefc-
renee ordered 10 samuel Jones' ESQ TO report what facts
are admitted, &c, sc.
the Of the distribution proceeds Of sale Of
Charlotte Vanderbilt, the parties must all consent Ia
uniting that the Court appoint referee agree upon
three referees otherwise the three referees be
drawn under the statute.
abraham II. Moore George s. WysghI--Motion for
injunction granted provided plaintiff give bond, with
two securities 10 be approved by this Court, ia the
Of So COO conditioned to all damages sustained in the
event OF PENDANT succeeding In the trial.
1h0rnas Bel Is. John Grdhom.-nefendant permitted to
and defend paying referees fees Disbursements
trial fees and costs this motion. Judgment attach
ment levy, If any, to stand security aud ali proceed
ngs had hereunder.
Before Hon. Judge Sutherland.
John Reynolds Is VIM. ~ Dinsnore and others Motion
denied with $40 costs
Before Hon. Judge Leonard
Henry X. CUMMINGS Mary u. C5rcin.--Decroe set
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-02

ry goods, especially from The South The Western trade
as oesn fair and promises 10 be heavier than usua On
he opening OF navigation In the spring Western crops
were heavy and have been largely Slapped abroa Il Is
hoped that after quidatng old scores which have in
instances LAID from the panic 0 1861 sha thew
will have surplus OF means whereby TO purchase more
goods than usual and has tend in soA degree TO make
up the dminuton experienced in the southern trade IL
be recoleced however, that the present extraor
binary state Of political troubles calculated
to incucate caution in all directions, both
among sellers and buyers. Good credit or casi,
is what is wanted for gooas While there compara-
lively few country dealers from the interior Of tho South
there fair shpmett going forward TO Southern
trbutiIg houses OF which are branches OF New
York firms. The steamers ana vessels going out gene
rally go Well aled The effects of the tariff, IL passed
are much feared by the importers 1t may, in that
tend 70 enhance pr ices IN proportion 10 the insease Of
duties but would still further tend To check sales Tho
period Tor introducing measure making such sweeping
cnahges IN our commercial policy is considered unwise
and inoppoItune =
There has been steady demand for cotton domestic
go"ds and fnl prices Tor all staple I'VE been
famed There was nlodlats busin.ss doing Va wooens
and in clothing goods with fair purchases from the city
retail trade. -#.a--T j..
Foreign goods also opened to some extont by i'm
porters but in the absence Of any great activity il
race we deem j. unnecessary TO enter "details OF
rces Auctioneefs ar. getting ready for the spring.
ampagn, and are expecting, rs usual to do . lively
business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-02
Personal Intelligence.

Charles r. Loosely, ESQ., the Austrian Consul General
the port Of New York. leaves this day by the Arago
Vienna few months leave Of absence. This rs the
visit Of Mr. Loosely his native country since the
Emperor OF Austria conferred upon him the title OF the
Ritter Won Loosely
Captain Sam Whiting, Of Iempsted, L. L. is stopping
al the New York liotel.
d Hall and wife and r. Harris ard wife OF Maryland
and John Anderson and family o. New York stopping
at the Everett House.
O. C Cole Of Boston; william Barr and wife Of 81
LOUIS; Charles Bradwrghi, q lnos; a. Potter aad M
y Slower, Of New fofk, are stopping at the Lafargc
House.
Cob H. Ioncks Of New York; J. Mummy Of New Haven;
g. H. 0bonhOacr, Of Philadelphia T. H. brewster and I'd
ward rwocdy Of Darbury; ID. j. Justice, q Minnesota
and = ~ Hodges OF Vermont, are stopping at the Aloe
Hon. r. u. Baker, OF oregon; Rev. O. d. Boardman and
wife, Of Rochester, H. Mar tin OF New Orleans; II. %.
fornia; T. A. Grccncugh Of Baltimore; W j. Faskcit OF
England ana George T. Danforth, Of Rochester stop
ping at the AsiDr House.
Professor Mitchell, of Albany; Col scaweli, U. s. A.
Rev G. r. Lindicy and r b. Perry, Of Connecticut;
Capt Smonson and wife g. W. Taxbury aud r. Edwards
OF Boston, H. = Peters, OF Virginia g. L. Harrison, Of
philadelphia; q. w. Campbell, OF Pitshold, and j. NJ.
Woodward Of Tennessee stopping at the st. Nicholas
Hotel.
pr. C. r. Do,iscn and C. H. Richmond, Of North Carroll.
ma: n stuart and wife, Of Philadelphia r. L. lee, OF
Buffalo; r. selIsw, A. H. Morrison, W. u. Hazetine and
w W. bibbIe Of 81. Louis; W. T. Merrill, u 5. A.; L..
Rutz Of New York; n ~ bowl n. d. Ross q Boston
tropolitaD Hotel.
Addresses OF Americans In Iondons-D. W. Cornish,
SAN Francisco, Morey's Hotel; Lebbens Chapman, ",
BROOKLYN IL Alfred street. Bedford square: ~ lowell,
View YORK, and John Wbppe. Jr, Providence. Tsvktock
Hotel u. NJ. Bradburst, New York, Fenton's; J.. a.
Bigeow, Boston, Goldon Coss; Lewis Jos Boury, Bslt,
more Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar. New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
ngutont New York Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher New York;
oaa .%e We, cester sass Count Basquin, New Or
.us, WI hochette California; Mr. Runncls, Georgia;
NJ gonhs'one, New Orleans; Mr. johnson, New York;
mr beepe Naw YORK Ar. Lea.ey, Maine and J. W. Nor
re, New York, New York Hotel Leicester street.