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COttOn-Less active but price. Without decid-
ed change. saleI st 4bHc tOr mloonhg, clVsinB
heavy at about 4tc
Fiour- Dali, heavy and 80 loser.
Sales at 81 T5@7 so for extra state; 80 T6@9 90
for common TO good shipping brands extra roDnd
hoop ohio; 50 lo0l 90 Tor trade braodsi ma ket
closing quiet. with no buyers at the out.ide quo
Whfsky-Firm. Sales western at q %, and
retail lots at 81 25L@2 2s.
WheRi-bull, heavy and 1923 lower. eales
ct 81 901 g. fs Chicago spring and M1wsukes
club; 81 b4A1 s. for amber Milwaukee, and - 50
for pIime White western.
Hye--Quiet.
BarIey-DuII and nominal.
Barley Halt-Duu and nominal.
COrn-Wlthout decided chsnzs. Sales At 7S0
SO for unsound; Ssss9Ho for soubd mixed western;
TIC for damaged.
Oats-DuII, heavy and Ease lower. Western is
nominal at 62 Sb4c.
OoHee-I ul.
Sugar-Active and higher. Sales at IlX015%
for U1oa muse .vado; Porto Rico I4Kc.
MOlas8e8-Dun
WOOl-Dul.
PetrOIeum-DurI. Sales At S4sS6c for ernds:
| 57a6ae tn- .ssn~d "a hn.aJ 1913 for reahsd nee.
ROrk-Morea ctiVe and hrmer.
Sales ct $32 HeS IS new mess, closing at
S. rs for cash. $50 5O@S3J so for 1884 mess;
Sz4 l6925 90 for prime; SIS To@2s % for prime
mess. Also lSCo 6blo new ness for October sell
Reef-Firm. Sales at IS 5O@SI2 90 for plain
mess, and S11 009l4 so for extra mess.
Beef Hams-Dull
Cut Meats-Dull and heavy. Sales ct 1916
fl shoulders; isa22Hc for hams.
BaeOn-Dull.
IArd-Steady. Sales at 2I027c
Butter-In demand at 2L9SA for Ohio, and
32S4Oc for state
Oheese-DuIl at u0l6Hc.
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ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION OF THE FREED
MEE's AID SOofErY.-The sixth anniversary
of the Freedmen's Aid Society of Cleveland,
was appropriately celebrated last night in
Chsse's Hall, with speech, music and fes-
tival. The Hall was well filed by G happy
crowd, and at eight o'clock the exercises
commenced when they concluded we
know not. Mr.. ]. h. Harris, of Raleigh,
N. c., made a stirring speech, dwelling at
length upon the Amnesty Proclamation, of
which, and of its workings, he had not an
over-fsvorsbls opinion. He was followed
by DR.. Van EppS, who gave an interesting
review ofthe history and operation of the
Freedmen's Aid Society, which was organ
lied in September, 1853, as the "Fugitive's
Aid Society"
The music IN the occasion, both vocal
and instrumental, was excellent.
But the most enjoyable and characteristic
part of the performance was the festival,
which proved q brilliant and happy affair.
The company remained at the Hall until
q late hour, enjoying heartily the festive
social reunion.
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AoooNNoDATIoN.--The commentators
sometimes talk about accommodating" a
book or passage without relinquishing it.
An illustration of q process something like
this comes to hand in the case of the
Southern hounds which were exhibited
here several weeks since. Their names
were "Eero," the immense brute which
guarded prisoners in Castle Thunder, Rich
mond, and "Jsck" who, it was claimed,
WIS raised and bred and always kept in
North Carolina for the purpose of hunting
down fugitiTes. We see by q Boston paper
that these CANNES are taking the literary
air Ofthe "Hub." The owner puffs "Jack"
as the famous dog which was kept by Wirz
70 guard Union prisoners at Andersonville.
Bose has an easy way of losing his identity
under the pressure Of circumstances:
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That CASE OF INFANTICIDE.-We are as
sured that, Notwithstanding the negative
given by the article on this subject in our
last issue, the cause of the death of the
child who was found lying on the seat of
the priyy in the rear of the house of Jacob
Myers, No. 81, Wilson street, several days
since, is being thoroughly investigated,
and will in due time be made public. In
the meantime it is desiced that there be a
suspension of opinion, OF at least of the ex-
preston of it. Humanity" was no doubt
hasty in his statement yesterday, but we
are sure he did not intend to say anything
that was untrue in the case, or unjust to the
Coroner: Let US have patience till the
matter in question shall have been thor
oughly probed.
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PLEASURE sLooP.-We noticed some time
since the building here of a small sloOp for
the Use of certain spOrtsmen of this city. II
will be launched in about a week. 1t is q
snug little craft, with an enormous cabin,
considering the size of the boat, which will
afford ample accommodations for the sd-
v~enturers and pleasure-seekers who will
make it their home during the fishing and
hunting season.
The craft will bear the name of /" Thomas
Qusyle," we understand, being named after
the well-knoWn ship-builder ofthis city. 1t
is claimed that she will make remarkable
speed, and il is suggested that the "John
Sherman" and SWIM. Pitt F~essenden" have
q caution how they carry the broom.
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A Brokeu DOM system.

There Is . disease to which the doctors give
many names, bat which few Of them understand.
It is simply Weaknesses breaking down of the
vital forces. Whatever its causes, land they are
inumsrsble) its symptoms are in the main the
same. Among the most prominent are extreme
l%Assitude, loss Of appetite, loss of flesh, and great
mental depression. Indigestion and q Stomach
Cough are alec frequently concomitsnts Of this eis-
tressing state Of body and of mind. The common
remark in relation TO persons in such q condition
is, that they are OOnsumPtivs. Now, Whist these
'unfortunstes really want Is vigor-vitaI strength ;
and Is certainly as dawn succeeds darkness. tbsv
Osn reOuperats their systems and regain perfect
health BY r~ssOrting to HosTETTER's OELEBRA.
TED STOMACH BITTERs. It is as clear that a
hfe-revtVing Tonic is required in such cases, IS
that the dying flame of Ar empty lamp requires to
be revived with . new supply Of oil. Perfectly pure
and i~noOuousp containing nothing but the most
genial vegetable extracts, aud combining the three
grand elements of g stomaehie, an Alternative, and
. genial inyig orAnt. Hostetter's Bitters are suita.
able to all constitutions, and are as applicable to
tbs diseases and disabilities of the feebIer sex as to
those Of men. uspll:24s:d4w
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,IrTsBURsH PETROLEUa mARKET
Especial Export for the Daily IIlDra.l

PITTSBURGH, September $500 P Il.
The Allegheny is In fine boating order. The re-
ceipts Of Crude to-day were s,3l4 bbIs, and during
the past three days 1851 bbIs. The principal por-
tiou Of this was previously disposed OF, and hence
the market is steady. sales ane IIeht, but former
prices are fully maintained. Refined Is in good de-
maud both for present. and future delivery. Tra'e
to-day was active Lubrio atiDgS cold st 40c for
bond. Sales of Crude are 200 bhIs In bulk at 2le
coo bbIs to arrive at 2Ic; 1000 5ols on the spot al
2I@9ILc. Ref5ed is steady SIC offered on spoi
and declined. sAles 500 bbls bonded for October
sellers option, 81 $40 100 bb's free at &c. Re
fners have Iold So far ahead that they are not anI
TOM. IN nagottata
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APHeIETxENTs OF THE NORTH ff6 t6FyrR.
RHcE.-The following are the appointment.
of the North Ohio Conference for the year
1855:
CLEVELAND nIsrRIcT-EK. B. DIsBRo, P. Z.
observation-disclosures st.: Lorenzo War
ner. Bridge and York st.: Hugh L. Par
IRISH.
Brooklyn-Samuel Mower.
Berea-Eurostus 81. Bush.
Elyria-Gsylord d. Hartupee.
Avon-0man Lawrence.
Columbis and Lsporte-John r. levitt,
Lafayette Ward.
Amherst-John s. Haldeman.
Pitsfeld-JGhn W. Thompson.
Wellington-Uri Richards.
Yermillion-William Gardner.
BrunsWick-Thomas J. Gard. One 10
be supplied.
Medfna-Aquils Holbrook.
Richfeld-James Evans. One 10 be sup
piled.
Olnsted Falls-Newell j. Close.
College ~Charge-John Wheeler. John
Wheeler, President, William G. Psircs,
in Baldwin University, Samuel NJ.
Chaplain of Western Seamsu's
Friend Society and Member Of Hanover
Street Quarterly Conference,
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DISTRICT CoURT.-This Court was occu-
pied yesterday with the case of Joseph
Duffner US. Andrew Cunnington.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

A Remedy o h PiIes.-It is q blessing
to the suffering to know that we have an enectuAl
cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. J. P.
HazArde, of l64 Second street, Cincinnati, OHIO,
takes gr at pleasure in informing all who are suf-
fering with piles, that he used a NAL quantity Of
DR.. stricklAnd's Pile Remedy, and it effected a per-
msnet cure. This seems to DO the case with all
who make use Of this splendid preparation. 1t 4,
manufactured At No 6 East Fourth street, Oincin-
natl, Ohio, and sold BY all Druggists.
Benton 4 Durham. Cleveland, @. my6:R6
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ABoRTrvE ATTENPT TO COMMIT BURGLARY
Some miserable wretch poisoned q valuable
dog belonging to Mr.. F. ]. Burrell, No. go
Perry street, and then proceeded to enter
the house by removing the sash from one of
the windows. The burglars schAnnss were
thwarted by tho appearanceO of Mr.. Burrell,
who merely caught glimpse of the flying
heels and cOat-tsils of the robber as he was
making good time out of the yard. This
happened about three o'clock yesterday
morning.
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Prospective SHIP BUILDINa.-We are in
formed by a prominent ship-builder here,
that q number Of vessels will be built in
our ship-yards the coming season. The
last year was very dull in this respect, but
there was no more stagnation in this branch
of building than in the erection of public
and private houses.
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Om SANITARY CoKDrr1oH-A "LOYAL" err
PRorEsT.-We have received q COM
munication which, aiming to exhibit to the
city authorities some unfsvorsble aspects
of our sanitary condition, is couched in
rather strong and seemingly severe Ian
ruage. But as it treats Ofapparent defects,
oversights and sights in some departments
the administration of municipal afAirs,we
give it place, hoping that it may quicken
the proper authorities to remedy the nui-
sance and evil complained of. We have
heard much and very reasonable complaint
about the filthy state of several OF our
| streets. Unusual care should be taken OF
them at this pes~tilsntial season Of the year.
The communication is as follows:
After an extensive jsunt to the East, in
which | have had occasion 10 visit s large
number of cities and towns, have arrived
at the conclusion that, in one respect at
least, our city is the worst governed Of them
all. lind in no place of the size and i'm
portsnce of Cleveland, nor, indeed, in any
other, 80 utter a disregard of the sanitary
condition as here nowhere else such gut
ters, such sitting odors, such heaps of gar
bage fostering and rOtting in the sun, such
muddy crossEalks, such dirty sidewalks,
or, in short, such general nsstiness ss here.
The writer would respectfully ask our
city officials, our Committee on Streets,
street Commissioner, Health Officer, &c., to
take a survey of Champlsin, Prospect and
Ontario streets Let them 8 K a look al
The market grounds. But we warn them
TO beware of doing 30 without proper disin.
fectants to guard against such diseases Al
are generated in such horrid localities a
they will find the above named to be.
Our authorities, the writer is glad to see
are just now busy with the distractions t.
sidewalks, to cross signs, &:. This is al
well enough, but is it not marvellous tina
such Weighty matters as those connectet
with the lives and health of the people o
this city, at this pestilential season Of tn
year, should be neglected totally, Will
they busy themselves about such tri1es q
really seriously concern nobody? Were i
not that our city is by its position on tn
lake most fsvOrsbly situated as regard
drainage, pure air, &c, it would this yer
season be visited by some terrible epidemic
which would carry to their graves gres
numbers of our citizens who pay enough
at least, 30 entitle them to protecuon againE
the evils named. G.
Cleveland, Sept. 18th.
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HEAVY TRATsL.-The immense amount o.
travel on the Lake Shore Railroad has COM
PEELED the company to put an extra train on
the road between this city and Buffalo.
The new arrangement, we understand,
went into effect yesterday.
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HEW ADVERTIsEMRNI.

Academy of Musio-openIng ofths Season.
Patent East" 7 and Coffee Pot.
Capt. Gadwsllader-saIs of Public Property.
Found-eolJ spectaoles.
Wanfed-A Girl.
J. B. shipherd d Oo.-MillinsTy.
". H.-MOney Wanted.
Found-Pocket- Book.
J L. Bahn-Loosl Notice.
Z. J. Farmer 4 Co.-LocaI Notice.
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CITY NEWS.

RAILROAD EARNINGs.-The Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad earned, last month,
Sz45,EIT IA. Tho falling eli military
transportation caused a decrease of $21,-
go 81 over the earnings for August, 1854.
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Bound OVER.-Edward Brandon and VIM.
Richards, of this city, who attempted to
smuggle six casks of whisky and a quantity
of brandy into this place, on the coaster
Telegraph, have Just been examined before
Commissioner White, who bound them over
in the sun of 81, 900 bail, each.
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DIED.

HEIeEL-on Monday, September 1lth, Chris.
tine, VIE of Heisel, in the 49th gear Of her age.
Funeral services at the residence OF N Hsisel,
No. 245 St. Clair street, on Thursday, September
14th, at 1 O'Clock T. NJ. Friends Of the family are
invited to Attead. 2t
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u..n and Akron held Il

water Lame-Osvsso snd Akron held at
S2;OO.
PIastar.-"POusUs" land plaster 5000 per
ton; Oalcined $500 o bbls
HOps-Fim. New YORK Stats 4b96ec, acooTd'
ing to quality; Ohio 269SoO.
HaIt-stsady. Barley Malt hsId st Sl.To PEI
hnnhnl. --.
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CHICAGO MARKET-sept. 10

FIOur-S' ea5y.
WheRt-Firm and II higher at the opening,
but closing weak st 81 t71zslAs for No i; 81 I7S
l 2s for No q.
COru-Firn and 1sIhc highe Sales at 6l11
a62c for No 1, and SIC for Ho2
OaIs-Quiet at 3lAa31Hc-
PrOVisfOns-Firm. Mess Pork e3l 30.
HtghWines-.-stesdy. fsles at u 2l13A2 e.
Freight Firm; lOc on corn to Buiai0.
RecefpIs-FIour, 500 bbB; wheat, 5000
ou, corn 1872 900. oats 400
Ehipments-Tlour 1000 bbls, II 1000 u wheat,
I75, COO bu- corn, g. 600 oats.
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EUFFALO MAKKEF-sept. Is

FlOur-DulI, but firm and scarce.
WheaG-,oEer RAILS No l MilWaub ee 81 80.
OOrn-QuieJ, but q sh ade frmer. Saler mixed
az Tsa74c.
Gafs-Nominal ct 42a44o.
BarIey-SI Is Tor Canada.
Rye-Hominal at sc.
Whfsky-S2 22H2 70.
POrk-Firm. Heavy mess t32 0Oa22 80.
Canal FreiEkhs- To New YorA-Wheat Ice,
corn l4c, oats &c.
Lake mpOrts-For 24hours-Flour q, 695 bis,
wheat 81 ,E60 bu, C m 2z,056, oats 400, barley S4A.
Canal EXPOrIs-For "a houTs-Elour $50 bis,
wheat "a, $50 bu, corn III, 907, oats $780,.
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OswKGO uARKET--sept. ID.

IBI TILRGRAPHl
FIOur-scarce and active. Bales ct IS 00as Is
for No l spring; So OOa9 80 for led winter; $40 Goa
81 26 for white; $40 75All OV for Xxx.
WheaI-Quiet. white Canada held at 50 10.
No L Illinois held at e2Ae3o.
Oa1s-I over. Ohio 44c.
Barley-5carce
Canal Fre1Ghts-ATe Gull. Flour 42a4Sc,
wheat lie, corn SIC, barley 80 to Aew York and
&c to Albany.
No receipts by lake, owing to adverse win z.
canal SxpOFLS-F1our 46OU bbis, wheat 49,
600 bu wheat, 1900 corn, 44.0O0 barley.
Bhipments-By Rail, 800 bbls -four.
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At the session of the District Court, Lib
erty h. Ware, Esq, was admitted he prac-
tice of law in the several courts of the
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CIeveland wholesaIe market.

WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Sept. IS, 1885.
Freights-Ths following are the rates by Lake
tstesm) and Rail from this port to New York and
Boston:
To New York.-First class: 81, IL; Second Glass
SIC; Third class: Tic; Fourth class: 800. Flour,
Go. Wool sI,I2.
To Boston.-Flrst class: SI,22; Second class ;
CSC; Third class: T5o; Fourth class $50. Flour:
zoe. Wool sI,R2.
FIOur-Tne market ID Iteady. City brands
Xxx red SIO,Oo@lo,26; do Xxx white ST., OOaIl rs.
Country brands 7tO@sl, 90 below toese figures.
Wheat-Hesvy aud unsettled. Sales 2OOO bu
No 2 red from store at 81, 49,; 1900 bu do do at ST.
s.. Market closing dull and nominal.
COrn-DuIl and nominal. Buyers efer Coo {;
holders ask CSC.
Oats-Dull and lower. Sale 1 car st Acc, but
holders generally deoIired to sell below 4la42c.-
There is very little inquiry.
Rye-Quiet end nominal.
Barley-Qui-t. Held at 81. CO for No 2; SI,lO
@l,16 for No l.
POrK-Firm at $780, 90 for city packed mess.
Beef-City Mess held At $1,000, with light de-
mAnd.
Iard-Firm at go for city-rendsred In barrel.
and tieroes.
Smoked Meats-Firm and In good REQUEST
at unchanged prices. wsquote Plain cured hams.
canVsssed, Zoo Shoulders 100 Bacon zoo, Dried
Beef go. EAles st quotations Of zoo fs hams and
$50 lbs dried beef.
Butfer-In good demand and firm. Sales 80
kegs Western Reserve at 300 small sales do TO the
trade at $40.
Cheese-rhe market is firm at 129I5c, but
vsU dull.
Bggs-Quiet. Small ssles at 4Oe2lo.
HIShW1nes-steady, bat dull. Held at s2,24
e2,25'
AIcOhOI-Steady and arm. Held at S4.4sa
1853 for ss per cent Cologne Spirits, csc per
cent, s4,6S. Neutral Proof Spirits 81 s9a2,44.
PetrOleum-Demand active and market firm
at 7O97lo for refined, present delivery.
Dried Apples-Firm and in good demand at
lie, and pay for packages.
Dried Peaches-Smsll sales urpeeled at 25c.
Lake F1sh-Msrket quiet and prices stesdy.
No. 1 whitensh, o half Dbl, $3.50; No. 3 do, q
half Dbl, S7,75; Pickerel . half Dbl $3.50; Trout
9 half Dbl 500; Herring . half Dbl s ,5O@5,OO.
Otls-Firm at the following prices:
Linseed..-..SI 76@- Whale, W. B.-.....s2 90
Elephant " -....., 2 90
LArd--"-.S2 OO92 10 Sperm, W. S.-...... 3 60
bank--------.-- 1 % Straits .......-.... l 66
Neatsfoot..-----. 1 % |
Hay-Firm and in good demand. We quote at
oO9I4,OO for new loose; $50 for bsled, Beaten
Seeds-Timothy in fair inquiry at fS7594,c0.
6a1t-Firm at s2.t6 for Fins; S2,eO for Coarse.
Ale ana R0FEar-MaFkAs gssAdy. We uaoss
y follows Present Use TX Ais SO; Btook XXX
I14,C0; Ksnnstt $1,000; PALE Dream SIl; Porss.
n. Hall and quarter barrels In proportion.
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COTFEY- BBoWNE-OR Tuesday, the 18th
inst, by the Rev. Mr.. eiIIett, Lieuteuant R J..
Ooney, Of ehippensburg, Pa. to Miss MIRA n.
Browne, Of Cleveland. No cards.
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Legal intelligence.

UKITKD STATES C1RouIr CoUET.-The case
Of the United States vs. Charles Wingsrt,
Jacob Wingart and Charles struber, chsrg-
ed with obstructing An o. 8. Deputy Mar
shsl in serving q warrant at Bucyrus, was
concluded yesterday. The jury returned
q verdict of guilty. Charles Wingart was
sentenced to six months imprisonment in
the Crawford county jail, and the other
two three months, each, in the same, and
each TO pay a fine of 500 and costs.
Conley and McLain, charged with ped
ding without license, were found guilty,
but sentence has not yet been passed.
The alleged counterfeitsrs, 8. Britton and
VIM. E. Reeve, were found guilty. Each
was sentenced to q term of one years i'm
prisonment in the Penitentiary and to the
payment of q fine of $1OO and costs.
The Court yesterday admitted the follow
ing gentlemen to the practice of law; Ja-
cob B. Dunn, FindlAy; Consul W. Butter
field, Bucyrus; t. K. Bolton, Cleveland F;
David B. Beardsley, Findlsy; Vim. F.
Evans, Canton.
DISTRICT COURr.-This Court was occu-
pied yesterday with the case of Joseph
Duffner Us. Andrew Cunnington.
PRoBATE C~oUKT.-Judge Tilden was en-
gagged in hearing the case of Mcdonald rs
the City of Cleveland, for damages from
grading Centre street. J. @. Grannis, Esq
appeared for the plaintiff, and City AttOr.
ney R. B. Dennis, for the prosecution.
POLICE CouRr.-Judge Abbey disposed o
the following docket yesterday mornings:
Drunkenness-Henry R. Ross, John Hart
James Griffin, Michael Gilhuly, Dennil
wheeler and Martha Horn, fined 81 anC
costs /; Joseph Meyer, So and costs.
Disturbance-John Wilson and DsviC
Wolfe, each So and costs.
Vsgranny-Aii~A Trainer, House of Cor
rection six months.
Violating Street Ordinsnce-Jacob Karl
Buckley Stedman, j. B. Hervey, JOhl
Bonsfeld, VIM. Hutchinson, P. B. Young
E. h. Potter, 81 and costs, each; John P
Holt, cost; Stephen Buhrer, case continues
TO the 18th.
Lewd Behsvior-Mrs. Gross. 81 and costs
Shooting with Intent TO Wound
L~ightheiser, case continued 70 the 18th
bail $500.
Assault and Bsttery-Louis Gayle, coats
Thomas Blair, SIS and costs John Kelley
SIS and costs and ten days in Jail; Thoms
Blair, $40 and costs and ten days in jail.
Assaulted. Washington, SIS and cost
and ten days in jail.
Grand Larceny-John Thompson an
Charles Lucas, cases continued to the 15tl
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DAILY LEADER.
TRURspAY, s%EPrEMBER u la65.
REGIsTEEs

- Oitissns wishing oonyeyanes 70 either Of tbs
above Trains or Bosts, vii be called for by OoaohN
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, By leaving their sddres
door TO the Weddel House.
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ADMITTED TO The BAR.-Issac Ulman,
Esqo of CarrolltOn, Ohio, was yesterday sd-
United TO the practice of law and as a So
Iicitor in
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NLEYELAND FEMALE SIENNA,

CLEVELAND FEMALE SIENNA
~ RT.-NsXt Term will commence on THURS
DAY, Sept Tsh. Largely increased patronage has
enabled the ProprletorE not only to ada greatly 10
the attrActsyeness Of ths Institution, but mate
rally to improve its substantial advantages in
every department.
A Preparatory Department will be opened with
the next Term. under the immediate eharge1f
Miss = SAUEDKRs, 8 lady Of rsre qualifications and
great experience in the instruction Of children.
Address for particulars,
auC4lQfs fIavaIand n
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u. Z. Honey MRrket-sePt. 13,
IBY TELEGRAPH.l
MOney-steady at 5a6 o cent. for call losns.
Sterling EXehanKe--Dull at lf99lus5s.
Coda shade lower, opening at 14s5s, oeclin-
ing to 49,, Gnd closing At 1885.
Iotal exports Of specie to- day, S7S,l56.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-14
TLEVELAED COLONBU5 = O1N4
OOIEHATI RAILROAD.
1855. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1865.

On and after Monday, August 7th. Passenger
Trains will leave Cleveland as follows:
lss rIstn-7:45 a, m~--OIHUIEnATf BXPBAe9s
stopping Ht Grafton, Wellington. hSW LoEs
don, Shelby, Crsstids, Gallon, 9ilsad, Car
dlngton, Ashley Delaware, Dsub Osntra azS
Washington.
I'd rrafu-z:E P. D.-AOuDmmOOATiOH.-Stogg
a. cd stations, Hnd strives In OoluDbuB 81 $50
r. n, Unoinnati re A. \.
d TFain-93O 7. EXPRkE-etopeng
at Grsitsn, wellington, New London, 5nelbg
Crustlina. Gallon, 6ilsAd, CAFdtn8ton and Del
gNnra.
arrive st Cleveland $40 A. H.. . and sse R.A,