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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-18
SEW HOEK HAEKEE-sePt. Is.
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COtfon-Iess active, but scarcely so hrm. salss
ct 45c Tor niddiiug Closing Gull
ElOuF-Dnn, heSvy and 90 loser.
Sales ct 81 5097 s. for extra state; IS 4O9S 90
for common TO good shipping brands extra ronnd
hoop ohio; 80 SO9IO so for trade brands; make
closing heavy, with no buyers at the Outaide quo
Whisky-Eirmer. Sales Of state and west
wheat-Hrsguiar. ohics go spring heavy sud
10 lower, white winter without decided change In
price, and rather more doing. 81 559I 50 for hi
Gag, upriug snd Milwaukee club; u stat o. Ter
amper, the latter price 10 the extreme; 5 hOaSl 10
for new amber state; 81 50 for Inferior low amber
Kye-Quiet.
BRFiey-Dul.
RarIry HaIf-In m-derAts request 81 g.
6arce snd q sh ,de hrmer. Saes 81 I4d
ssJIe for uusound, and ss@Sso for sound miAtd
Wesusrn sHoat; soc for high mixed nearly yellow
oa1sl92o better. ss'es at 65es6O fO' new
PesroIeum-Heavy. Sales st s4as51 for
crude; s695sc Tor refined In bond, and 1O91Se fori
PoFk-ouist and hrmsr
s.Ies At $50 37AaS32 60 new mess, closing ct
s. so for oeshs $50 - for lS S sna tsSa mess;
mess. Also 500 bbIs new mess, for ,september, buy
era option, at $50 63x, and 500 bbls prime mess
.or October. buyers option, at 20 W;
Raaf-Ffrm. Sales At apout previous Prfo g.
mt Meafs-Firm eelss at l6alGo fer shoul'
ders; lss22Zc for hAms.
BaeOn-Dul.
RutEer-Active at 259ssc for Ohio s6e4SO
for state
Freights To Liverpool quiet and nrm ~ ~
for cora, and SIC for wheat.
OsWE4O HARKET--sePt. 10.
icy FsLEaAArA.l
Flo r-AetIve bat scarce.
VIII at Quiet. Sales confined to Michigan
white. &
BsB1ey-In goOd demand, and without ua'eIi-
EyeSHeld at sOc, without sales.
Peas-Scaroe and nominal
wheat re, corn N%c. barley g54o, rye Tic, cats
and peas 1o to Rev York to albany; wheat 10
corn 90, barley sHc, rys 30, Oas &c, peas 91ao'
amber IS 90 90 the Hud on
lake IuDOftb- bols Of -four; 1890 bu
wheat, q, coo corn, HOO bGfiey, 6,4QIye
Uanal ExpOrGs-F1ouT l,sO1 obs, ghsat 49,
COO bu, 1000 corn, 400 barley, 2 ,tO, 1890 rye.
shIpments-By Rail. 74s bbIs nOur.
Rose IS a FrOvlslOn HarSsa Es
pcrE.
The following ars she rates charged ~ u:
HamaAsugar-cursd prsEIiun hama = -, 20
CanVassed Hams D.-~
Dried Be9f-S
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n.--,-..---- ~
D Smoked Sides y D-----s.--.--- ~
Lard-Prime leaf kettie-rnd'd n bbss on tres f519
Prime leaf ksstls-rndrd in ksEs = o.. Z6
PORk-Ho. mess B bol-------~-----....-..S5s "
Extra clear 3 bl...----.---.-.-.-- 70 "
~ No extra charge made for packages or. oaFss
ags 20 railroad depots or boats. All krticIe1 an
warranted strictly prime, and equal 20 snythtnSb
ths Stats. OrSsrI promptly fIled.
ROSE 3 FREnTISE
dslGG Eos- -. ia end Ia Ontario strssA
Bradburn, Williams a CO.'S Quota
i-a. lions.
White Ffsh-HaIf bbls, No. 1..--...--.--.T 80
Trout -..- --. ---.. . %
Herring ...-........... 4
PiekereI-Out Of market.
August 20. 1856 sug30Re
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A wAIr.-we find the following in an
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-18

The WEATHIR-HEAT, WIND, RLIx.-The
acknowledgement have steod,high in the
n~instiss Ynth about four o'clock yesterday
afternoon: n was scOrching hot. But by
the middle of the afternoon there were indi-
cations Of 8 storm brewing in all quarters of
the horizon. At five O'Clock the whole
Northwest win . black and luminous front,
came rushing in landwsrd like an immense
Aeet of frowning ironclads. The lake took
the hint in q moment, and the waves piled
up in q hurry under the influence of the
wind. 1t was 8 regular tropical squall. The
. cen water of the lake rushed up the river,
causing in it a rise of several feet in the
tWinkh q eye. Then came a deluge
from the clouos' as from q water-spout.
which 6usll, toned do into a steady. in
cessspt rain con ttinuiDg thrOssb the night.
The storm had maj, : features o tbe-asuler
Line sArm. Lake men prophesy that hs
the Equih>clial, and thst we shall have
bad weather sSvsrsl days.
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BURFALO MAKKEE-sept. Is
lBX zHL1GRAPH.J

HOuF-pu1.
Wheat-ReaVy, and spring tending down.
ward and nominal. Sales st 81 4j9I 90 FOR No 1
Chicago, and 81 10 Tor Milwaukee spring
hsld at 75o for No 1, and 75o for 10 2
mixed.
U~ats-Firmer sud hald at 44c945c.
Barley Nominal, A
Rye-NominaL-
Peas-N, minAl.
LaFd-SAles ct 26%o.
Wbtsky-Firm ct 81 24G2 Is.
POrk-salesa at $50 80.
Canal Fre1Ehes-To New Yorh-Wheat Ice,
corn lac, oats &c.
Lake importation "a ho~urs--FIour COLO bis
wheat SO, 1885, bu, corn 36l 9Sl, oats q, 40. barrie
1873. And for the week: Flour So, 2S9 BIZ,
wheat 4s5, s2s bu, corn 1,4Os, 7ss, oats IA aI6, Jar.
10y 30.992.
Canal FxpOrIs-For "a h~og--yloar Bis,
wheat 16, 500 bu, corn IS3, 924 zSts oe,1so.
And for ths week; FiouEa Re? ISS DELE EAeat l7S'-
Tbefe Is aaost on GSaalsI destined for tide water,
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CRICKET MATcH.-Fhe MeadyiIle Cricket
Club having challenged the Forest City
Club to play a friendly match game, and
the latter having accepted the challenge,
the former will STRIVE here this evening.
The game will be played on the grounds of
the Forest City Club, on Kinsman street,
opposite the Female Seminary, beginning
at ten O'Clock tomorrow morning. The
contest viii undoubtedly be a very spirited
one. We understand that it is about FIVE
years since the last match was played here.
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Tax sTEREoPTIOoE.-The S~tereopticon,
which has been exhibiting at Brainard's
Hall for two weeks, has just closed a very
successful series of exhibitions, deligk,ting
crowds Of our amusement-craving public,
and win now be taken to Erie. The citi-
zens of our sister city will soon have an OPP
portunity Of seeing the finest collection of
microscopic views, of architecture, natural
scenery and statuary, which has ever been
offered in this highly popular and attract
i've form. OF all the extant exhibitions
and innumerable s~musements, we know of
non which can claim so many charms and
e~xcellencies, and has SO refining and en-
nobling an effect. Tho mind is enlighsen-
ed, the taste purified, and the best results
Of travel cheaply secured.
We can heartily commend to our neigh
bors this exhibition.
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BATHS ONE DOLLAR: EACH.
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PIrTsBURsH P-ErROLAUamAKKEr
Especial report for the Daily LlADra.l

PIrTsBURGH, September 1880 P. n.
OIL receipts By the river for the last week were
$500; sisoe the opening Of navigation s4I 500
bbls Raj road receipts for the week, $500 bills;
since the opening Of navigation, 14s, 600 bbls. TIE
exports have been to the full capacity of The rail-
roads, and heavy parcels are wal ing shipment.
The market il ~inOctiVs. Benned . shade lower.
Sales 1900 bbls bonded, Philadelphia delivery 0otO-
Der and November, at $40 and $50 sales on spot ct
800 and Sic free on cars; 1000 bbls, December de-
livery at Baltimore, at $50. Small sales free at $50
on spot. Demand restricted.
Receipts of Crude by river to-day s5Oo barrels =
Market steady. Refners want low gravity. Prices
sre unchang d. Sal 5 1000 bbls IN balk 1t go 900
bus at slhe22o without packages $500 bbls, pack.
ages included, 1t ssHc. HAptha nominal.
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FINANCIAL q GOMMEgCIAL.
sArunpAr Errnna SAM. L. 1ssk.

SATURDAY EyEs1Se. Sent. ls. 1855.
Financial circles during the past week have
ruled without particular change frsm the control
log characteristics Of the week previous. 9he
course Of money has been steadi y reward the sea.
board markets. and this drain, together with an
active demand for the movemeht OF proc uce, has
kept The leading Western markets vefy close. In
this city the week opened with q little less demand
than was shown the wee previous, and : shade
better supply OF money, but it had hardly advanced
iorty-sisht hours before the cails became quite as
numerous and vigorous as ever, and balances were
s'hl iorlher lie iueed, the week closing upon q hrm
anu stringent MARKET with the demand exceeding
me supply. Inc Duik VI the demand at this point,
a. IT'S IN iAos everJWhei In the Nest at present,
comes ilom PlouuSe @sn who are holding property
chiefly in The Interior, most of whom are ~sAnguiEe
If large pronta samatira in NJ +,
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iAihie4S HO participate IN THIS leeilsg' ana are
likewise c nslderabte borrowers directly, IS we'll
as indut ctly throa.h the commlss,on n,sreh.nts To
- H.. -
"O my ONsn '""H So"mNlbe'' We nave
On se'etAi oceAsio1s' ALd pilor TO the decline now
progressing 81 tine ssauoard' questioned she Judg-
meht tnss olosa1ed TINS course 10 Western prCdu-
Gers ana mercnSnts' and We sill have reasoI to
thlLkIt IN error We believe the restrictions at
present placed upon trade by The anomalous posi-
tion 1t occupies comm ng tine busin IS Of the West
TO the o~onSu@ptEe demands OF ITS oWA people, sad
oepieuDs ! Vi money Ior ths D neht oil the Aast' is
"l'nons Jus'lh'anon, ana Is the most Influential
power III mAlh'Sihli 6 the premium on god and
ke PiHg up inhS'ed values on everything else. We
oelsVe IL Is int-e power OF our merchants, coa-
'r0ins . 'ney ii IHe great staples oil iiie' to BRING
oo"h the eotu Pre~lu@ 70 twenty PSF cent? aud
perhaps ioHer'h thsy 50 VIII H. 1hey have only
. q IA 4 ''lesn mStAs Win their Produce
prices Hno an abundance OIL PSr-
ohAssrs reaoy t'feturn tatm Coin Tor their mer-
onAnolse, thus equAlzing e2chAnges' stopping the
exporter goiN, reducing tne pii1es oil inPor-e ed ar
hc-es' anu Ia ihe emo making more money IMAM by
Ine present s1stem. WINE ous merchants are ad'
Eocating protection asa means for retaining to our
selves the specie We are annually giving 20 Europe,
they should not lose tisht OF the important laot
thAt livery acre OF productive land In The country
IS capable OF doing something toward this end If
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LOYAL NOTICES.

Dyspepsia, Nervousness and Debility.
DR. sTRIOKLANO's TONIO.-We can recon-
mend those suffering with Loss of Appetite, Indi.
gestiOn, or Dyspepsia, Nervousness and Nervous
Debility, to use DR.. strickland's Tonic. It is q
vegetable preparation, free from alcoholic liquors;
it strengthens the whole nervous system; it ere.
stes q good appetite, and is warranted to cure Dys-
pepsia and Nervous Debility.
For sale by Druggists generally, at 81 per bottle.
Prepared by DR.. A. Strickland, 8 East Fourth St.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
BENTON & DUNHAM, Agents, Cleveland. m6R5
HOstetter's Bitters ON the Battle Field.
1t is satisfactory tc know that our field hOsPi-
tails are no longer uusupPlied with this Hfe-savlng
PREPARATION. Soldiers Who, as private cltizsns,
had become acquainted with its properties, have
in many instances made e special request that
BCsTETTEs s STOMACH BITTERs might be
added to the medical stores OF their regiments, and
their wishes have not been unheeded. IS Q mesps
Of sustaining wounded men on the battle field, and
Of enabling troops to bear fstigulng marches under
q blazing sun, It has bsen strenuously recommend
ed by distinguished medical men, and the prospect
is that will eventually suPerceds all the sdultera.
ted t~iDctures, liquors and dangerous Tonnes that
have heretofore been consids ed medicinal staples.
The fact that q mail quantity of the Bitters mix
ed with wa'er from any of the Southern or South
western rivers will prevent it from anectipg the
bowels or the liver, should be borne iu mind By
Army Physicians, soldiers, and all who have occs.
sion to visit those portions Of our country. The
man who uses A~osTETTER's rs in con.
fOrnity with the directions, may ret at defiance
Fever and all other diseases genera
ted BY the action of an unWholesoms atmosphere
upon an overtaIed frame. septlS24s, IwdAw
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The CoURrs.-The United States Circuit
Court was not in session on Saturday, in
consequence of the illness of Judge Wilson.
1t viii meet tomorrow, when the case of
the United States Us. Harrington. for pass
ing counterfeit notes will have a hearing.
Nor was the District Court in session, it
having adjourned on Friday, to meet at two
O'Clock this IAonday) afternoon, when the
case of Blish, Garlick & Co. Us, the prOpel-
Ter Tioga, will bo dispsossd OF, she -
ments having bssA mad. We presaue
ee,seo Of Montpelier Us. Chaplin will next
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-18

MILITIA COMUTATIOK.-We are informed
that q great many 'tliable" persons delayed
paying the militia communication, 81, before
six o'clock Friday afternoon, and thereby
laid themselves out for the extra SI,2Q
The entire sum, S5,2O, is subject to collec-
ton by distress. It were better for them,
that delinquents pay this little sum the
present week, and not sin away the days
ofgrace of a second stage.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-18

Mutual AID sOoIErY.-We saw two men,
very drunk, walking along the streets on
Saturday, holding on to zach other with an
almost religious faith and fidelity, each
giving the the very essential support.
The tableau illustrated very well how mu-
tual aid societies spring up, as well as the
necessity for their existence.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-18

Suspension OF Naval EEL1sTMzErs.-We
learn that, in consequence of the steamer
-Michigsn's ahdeEgOlagL repairs at Buffalo,
there Will be a temporary suspension of
enlisting naval apprentices OF that craft.
Due notice will be given when they will be
again received.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-18

ABatemeHs.--0n Iron, Except sheer1 ordered in
lets Of o tonss 1870 per huBd ed pounds.
On Nails, ordered in lots Of 100 kegs or mere,
l2%o per keg.
TeTms-sOte or acceptance ct sixty days, with
current rate Of Exoeange on New York; or Q
d seount Of three per cent. for cash, if RENTED on
receipt of invoice. Payments to be made in New
York Exchsngs, United states Treasury Notes, or
their equivalent. No discount on bills Of less
amounE than nfty dollars.
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wholesale Iron ana NAN MarkeL

Wholesale IrOn and Nail MaFket.
SATURDAY. Sept. l6, 1856.
Cleveland, Brown 4 Co., manufacturers and
wholesale dealers, Nos. 20 and 81 Merwin street,
report g very firm and sosiVe market, with .
strong upward tendency all round. An advance Of
Soc . keg on Nails is reported, and manufacturers
find it inpoS'ible to keep pace with the demand,
though working to their utmost capacity. There
is no change This week in prices Of Iron, but the
market is very firm, with . demand fully up 10 the
supply. No discount or abatement Is allowed on
shest. The iron trade in this section was never
more active than ct present, and the sbiity of
manufacturer is folly tested. We quote ss fol-
lows:
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CleveIand whoIesaIe Market.

SATURDAY EVENING, Sept. 16, 1865.
Frefghts-Ths following are the rates By Lake
(tesn) and Rail from this port to New York and
Boston
To New Tork-First class: sl,1s; Second class:
Sic; Third olsas: Go; Fourth class: 45c, Flour.
900. Wool Si,l2.
To BostOn.-Flrst class: s1,22i Second class
sle; Third class: Zoo; Fourth class; 5Oo. Flour,
$1,000. Wool l,22.
flour Unchanged and finn. City brands
Xxx red slO,OO@Io,96; Go Xxx white sI1.roa1I. 25.
COuntry-msde Xxx red, s9,OO@s,5O; do do white,
S10,W@10,50.
Nheat-DulI. heavy and unsettled. Sales 2O7O
bu No 2 red from store at 81 60. Other grades ar,
nominal.
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Supervising Inspector, sLh Dis!


DANGEROUS CoUETERFEITs-Our exchanges
state that in many widely-sundered places
a dangerous species Of counterfeit $IOO
Compound interest notes has made its
appearance within a few days. Oar atten-
ton has been called to the fact moro par
ticularly because of the report that a large
number of the same kind of notes was
put in circulation in this city during the
latter part of last week. They are such
close limitations that they ara well calculat-
ed to 'deceive the very elect" Notes of
this denomination it were better not to take.
Every thing about the spurious notes, gilt
work, engraving, &C., is fully equal in
nicely of execution to the same features in
the genuine. The most expert Judge of
money is liable to be deceived, as there is
80 little difference between the two, by
which to discriminate the good from the
bad. The final "s" in the word Estates"
IN the upper corner Of the counterfeits, is
nearer the die containing the figures 900"
in the upper right hand corner of the notes,
and the light shade, or cloud, in the shield
in the lower left hand corner is less rough
or jagged than in the genuine. The shade
Of green on the back is psler than on the
genuine. The letter of the plate of the
counterfeit is "B," and they are all dated
May Is, 1855.
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FRoN LAKE suPERIoR.-The steamer Iron
sides, Capt. ]. 8. Turner, arrived here at
eight o'clock yesterday morning. The
Northern Light resched this port several
hours before. We were not able to see
yesterday the clerks Of these boats, and
hence can not give the clog" of their trip
down.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-18

MEETING eF FENIANs To-NIoHr-AD-
DRESSES, &o.-Postres announce that there
will be q meeting of Fenians at
Brainard's Hall tonight, to be addressed
by Stephen J. Mesuy, Esq, editor of the
Toledo Commercial and other popular
spaakers.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-18

OIL WELLs.-We learn that q well has
been lately pub down on a bluff on the Steel
farm, near Oil City, and sunk to the depth
Of thirty or forty feet above the level of the
creek. It is owned by Messrs. D. Hayes,
n. Wood and others, who are about putting
down another well on the same range, on
the Rynel farm. They began pumping the
former we'll on Monday of last week. and
on the 14th inst. it pumped sixty barrels.
1t is reported increasing in productiVeness,
with a good show of Gas.
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DIED,

AMBUsH-On Saturday, SEPTEMBER 10th, 1866,
at the residen oe Of her parents, No. 20 Oregon st.,
Dolly Ambush, the youngest dsughter Of y. Z.
and NJ. Ambush, of Brain Fever. Aged 2 years
and 4 months.
Funeral to take place from the Catholic Church,
on Erie street, st 4 O'Clock Monday afternoon.
Friends oithe family s-e invited to attend.
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CITY NEWS.

PKEssMAE WANTED.-A frst-clsss lob
pressman can find permanent situation
at the LKADER Job Room. A tip-top man
can get the highest wages going. None
other need apply.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-18

SoLDIERs' HoMs REPORr.-Captain Je-
rome, Superintendent of the Home, fur
nishes us the following report of the opera
tiens of that institution for the week end
ing Saturday. the 1Oth inst.
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STEAMER AETEoR.-The steamer Meteor
takes The attachment served on her very
cOOlly. She lies q little way up the creek
in the old River Bed. She will probably
60 into winter quarters in a few days.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-18

ACADEMY OF MUsTC-oPEEINs NIGHT OF THE
DRANATIo skAsoA.-The dramatic season
will be inauguratsd at the Academy of
Music this evening. The very successful
drama of "Rosedsle; Or, the Rife Ball."
has been selected for the opening piece. It
will be seen by the sdVertisem emit in an
other place, that the cast embraces the
names of all the members, old and new, of
the c~Ompany,-s very happy distribution
since the patrons and lovers of the art will
take pleasure in greeting each one of the
artists on their appearance, and will have
the opportunity thus to extend their well
come.
OF the merits of the old members of the
company re need say nothing. OF the new
members we will not speak. until we shall
have had the opportunity of seeing them,
farther than to say, that they come to
US, each with an excellent reputation.
Of the details of the performance, &C.,
&C., see advertisement.
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Including only shipments for "a days n N Bunai5
ending Iifh Inst, ans Q days from o. 20 endisg
18th inss.: Tlour 10, 6SI bblJ, wheat 2Ss,59S ou, corn
J,T17,990, oats 6T4, $50, barley l5O,651, rye AA,eT.
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Alas, too well they knon.

The pain, the woe,
Caused BY negltcting CATARRH In its earliest
stages. DR.. D. n. seelye's LIQUID OAFARRH
REMEDY will give relief in . short time, and IL
directions arc ~csrsfuily followed sven permanent.
ly cure this dread disease in its worst form.
ieptls:R3
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The Academy has been thoroughly RENTED and
Beautifully p iatod and Decorated.

AsPIerdd FREso0ED DOME, &C., &c de-
signed and executed BY the new Artist, Mr.. SIMON
MOESTO. NEW FURSIF0RE, STAGE VAR
PITS. Desirable alterations in the GAS DE-
PARTBEHT, by Mr.. JAMES 4. FLEMING.
In fact the Houfe will present an entirely new
appearances, and compare in beauty, comfort, and
for InRrtss and Egrsss, with any Thsatrs In the
eJuntry.
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SEW ADVKRTIsEMENIS

Academy Of Muslc-JOhn EIIsler.
Autumn Good II. I. Baldwin & Co.
New PublicAtion-D Appleton 4 Co.
Office for Rent; Partner Wanted.
Local EotiOe-Bo ststtsr Bittsrs.
Local Notice-Dr. Seslye's Oatarrh Remedy.
Local Eotice-sozodont.
For ogdensburg-Felton, French 4 Co.
WoOlens at WhOlesale-MOrgAn, Root & Co.
Local hotios-Tes chers' Institute.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-18

A WAIF.-We find the following in an
exchange:
Lieutenant Orlando Payne, late of the
Confederate army, was killed in an ARRAY
by Captain Throckmorton of the United
States Army, in Paris, Kentucky, on Sun
day last. Colonel Charles Hanson was
wounded at the same time by o chance
shot.
- Captain Throckmorion will 49, renem-
bered by many of our citizens, asAsaspent
some time in this city, on recruiting SER
vice. In the winter and spring of Is64-5.
He is a Kentuckian by birth, but thorough
ly loyal, and a brave and determined Of
fcer.
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.. 4. Honey narkes-eepL Ie.

y. Z. Money @arket-sept. rs.
lBY FELEeRAPH.J
MOney-steady at 6 Q cent.
Sterling ExchanKe-Dull at 1O9A9lOe%
in gold. -
G~Old-Ratner more steady, opening at 1927
and closing ct 1881.
ExpoFts-The total exports or specie to-day
were s ], 400.
New York StOcR As~rket-sePt. Ia.
IBH TnLnGzAFH.l
Governments St~Ocks-FiIm.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-18
~TBAVKLEs's REGIsTER.
DEPGRTUREs.

- 0itissns wishing oonvsysnos 50 Sithsr Of tia
shove Trains or Boat, viii be called for By CcaehsA
Of stsTon3 Omnibus Line, By leaving their eddreB
door 70 the WeddsIl Houss.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-18

PRICES OF ADMISSION Dress Circle and Par
quette, 80 cents; keseEved seSts to Dress Circle, 70
cents; Family circle, 90 cents; Gallery, 70 cents
Private Boxes, IS and IS. siI gle Seats in Private
Boxes, S1,O0.