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LOCAL NOTICES.
At Human praise issveet >,

"Human praise is sweet"
S1t SO many thousands OF persons have been per-
mAnently cured Of OATARRH by the use of DR.. D.
a. seslye's Liquid Cstsrrh Remedy, that to hear
shiS invaluable medicine praised is no longer a
novelty. For sale by all Druggists. sess5Rs
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WhkATON'E
ITOH,

DhArrhOea and Dysentery.-Ws have ex-
Amineda q great number oflsttsrs from soms of IN.
most prominent cItIzsDs of Cincinnati and Coying.
ton. etc., speaking in the highest tsr.as of DR.
stricklAnds Anti Cholera Mixture for the oura q
diarrhoea and dyssntsrg. The letters are too lon.
TO publish Mr. Woods, of Oovington, saws he
was pronounced incurable by the best doctor, -
cincinnati, and one bottle of Dr. stskl lsdd,. Ant,
Cholera Mixture effected a permanent oDra af,ar
suffering for mouths with the worst sorr. ~ 49,
rhoes and dySentsry' For sale BY Druqg,,+.
BENTON 4 DHNHAM, Agents. OlsvsI.nd n
my6:R5 "
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CLAIM AGENTS.

~ n. RBER,
Os Late Lient.-Uol. 1STEh o. vi,
Authorized Military Claim Agent
Once No. 233 Superior street, Cleveland, ..
Local and Government BountIeB collected and
Pension Certificates procured.
Applications By letter will receive prompt at
tanLinn- aen0z
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RAILROAD InfeIIiranco

DOUBLE TRAcE.-The line of the A. & G.
Railway from Salamanca to Meadyille will
be double-tracked, and also from Youngs-
town to this city. The work will be COM
menced forthwith.
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Secretary and Trsssurer-L. Il. Latham

VIRGINIA PAN HANDLE RourH The frat
train passed over the Pittsburgh & Cincin.
matt Railroad (Psnhapdle route) between
steubenYille and Pittsburgh, on Wednes-
day morning, making the run, 43 miles, in
one hour and thirty minutes. 1t was an
excursion train, consisting of engine T. L.
JeWett, with two new passenger coaches,
under charge of Conductor E. Morrell, with
the officers of the road and invited friends.
Everything PASSED off to the entire satis-
faction of all. Regular through trains will
commence running over this road in a few
days.
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TRIpA4 Rvnn1so, sep.. IS Ise

| FRIDAY EvHHIEs, Sept. fs 1865.
Freights-Ths following are the RATES by Lak,
(steaml and Rail from shls port to New York and
Boston:
To New York.-Eirst class: 81 IL; Second clan
Sic; Third class 90 Fourth class: 46o. Flour.
600. Wool SI,l2.
To Boston.-First class: Sl,29; Second oI.-.
s4c; Third class: 76o; Fourth Olaas: 500. Flou,,
Sl,OO. Wool 81 ~.
FAOuF-Pirm and in good trade demand Sales
100 bbls xxx red at 1915 100 bbIs Xxx red At
1926 50 bblB Xxx led at $3.50; 100 bbls xx vb,ts
As SlO,0O-al country brands. City brands Xxx
red SlO,26elOSOi dOXX white sll, ,e6al2,OO.
Wheat-Dull but priees vi bont ouo,.bI.
change and moderately firm. Sales bOOO bn ~
No. red from store at sI,s5; new do. held at 81 so
al,55.
COrn-sals car No mixed from store At ssc
Oass-ouist and without decided chsngs. sales
sca's from store OF 40 and cars At 4sc.
kye-InSctivs and nominal.
Bar1ey-No safes reported.
POrk-Firm at SS6, 90 for city meas.
1'ard-scarse and nr9 Reid at 9ao for eitv.
rendered in bbs and tiercss; 2VSc for do in kea,-
Smoked Meats-Firm. Plain hsms. can.
Vaased, at 25c; dried besf at x2o,
Butter-ActiVe and firm. Sales So bon. w.
srn hS'er'e at $50 10 kegs do. selected at saasau
CneeSe-Dull' but unchanged and arm.
Eggs Quiet. Sales of bbIs 1t SOC.
HighWtneas-Stsady. Sales TODAY sohh =.
s2,s7, ''O'is As
AAconOl-steady and firm, Held at S4.64,A
s'6s for 9S per cent Cologne Spirits, ss psr
cent, S4,6s. Neutral Proof Spirits 81 49ms,4z.
R0trOleum-Y Very firm aud tending upward
Held at 1880, the In.ids price Tor small lot. to
ihs trade.
Dried ADples-steady and firm at l1al2o and |
pay for packages.
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EUFRALO MAKKET-sept. 90.

HOEEAAO 1AEE--Sept. -.
IEX FEHGRAPz.l AZ
FlOur-Pirm but quiet.
Wheaa-Firm sales No. 1 Milwaukee sprln 2
ct 81 rs; old DO. 81 5q33<al So; No. old 81 al.
OOEn-Quiet. Sales No at 74c; No Tt75 bid,
Oats-HnoT inAl.
Bar HIey- Quiet.
hye-Nons here.
Wh1sky-Hsld at 50 2214a2 %.
POFk-Sales at aS5 20.
LaFd-Sales at 30o.
Canal Fre1EbGs-To New York: Wheat
Ice, corn lac, oats 90.
Lake Imports For "a hours-Flour 16 ,236
dds, wheat Slz JOG bu. corn 59e,l26, ca lOO,710
barley S,67I. 80
Canal EXpOFts-Flour1 $50 bbls, wheat H.
800, bu, corn 75,0e5, cats A, $50, barley 1870.
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DIED.

P0RTER.-ln Dalton. Wsyne oountv- ohI- /,
Tuesday, September 26th, Little Johnny. y aon
Of W; L; Porter orthiE city, Aged monthS.
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PTTTsBURaH PETROIEUs MARKER
Especial sspor. for the Daily IuArru.l

PIFTssUssH, September $500 P. n.
The Oil market Is further excited. Prices have
advanced but holders not disposed to sell. Oh
hiss advanced to ss, so at OH oity. and is stll Ad
VADcing. OIL dealers are going 1t strong.
Sales Of 1000 bbIs Crude At Sic, barrels inelu'ed:
500 bbls at 4O9al, gravity sax. barrels included
800 bbs at S79as without packages.
Receipts by she Allegheny river, 1900 barrels.
Refined, no 'alss. Rs6naTs net dispOssd to Close
contracts until Crude becomes more settled. Their
present stock will soon be exhausted. When prices
get to the top, matters viii become regulated
Tar steady, but not activs. Eeld AI S5,2Oa6,5 so.
EEW YORK MAkAEr-sept. 30.
IBT FELAaRAPH.l
COtfOn--steAdy but more active. ssles at 4I71S
@46c for middling.
EEOur-6aI(c better.
eales At 81 900s 10 for extra state; So Gas on
for common to good shipping brauds extra round
hoop tfhio; SS 6v@1l 50 for trade brands; market
o'osinR quiet and fTm.
Whisky-sIeady. Sales western at 50 2a159
50 so.
Wheat-lA2c better. sa-ss at 81 5s Al SO for
Milwaukee club; 81 6S9l 20 for amber OLIVIA akse;
Westsrn; and 81 l6a2 22 for new amber state.
Rye-Flrm Westsrn 81 "a
BarIey-ouIst and firm.
Barley Malt-Quiet.
and declining.
EAlss at 7s@9nc for upaOund sls9i15o for sound
mixed wsstern; 1870 for high mixed nesry yellow.
sSats-FirmeF for srund, and lower Ior unsound;
sales at 46a60c for the LATTER and &c for former.
O0Mee-Q net.
Sugar Give. Cuba MuscavAdO ct lsal4c;
Havana st 1S15si41s. ~,
MOlasses Dull.
WOOl-Dull
PetrOIeum-Firms Sales at 1890 for Grade;
d9Ss1zc for refined in bond, sni 799s2c for reHn-
ed free
POfk-FiTmer. salfs ct So4 et1SaS4 SIX for
new messi cosiDg At Ss4 rs cash SSla31 50 for
1858 "a mess S2sA28 80 for p ime; $50 l93<aS0 81
for prime me Also $3.50 PouOds new mess for
October, buyers and sellers opti n ct Ss4 T6a95-
l2% uH =
Beef-Firm and active at SO 00sl2 90 for plain
mefs; el2 O0ai5 25 for extra mess.
BeoR HnmE-Dull.
Cus Heats-Firmer at 16sl714 for shoulders;
191zA2S for hams.
BAeOn-DnM
Lard-Dull aud lOwsr. Sales at 26asO1S-latter
price an extreme.
RItfer-ouiet and steady at sOl42c for Ohio;
4Oa52 Sor state.
Oheese-Firmer at lsalTc.
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HAYRs RAILRoAD FAST

IL PREss WAGES OoMPUrIHa TABLES rs
sne moet elsDoFates complste and eompTtha.sJ-.
WORK for computing wages ever pnbii-hs5 ~ I've
ooanny. Everybody having wages 10 enn,n-.s s--ss
waats a2d no one having once uasd II viii 5o
Srrntds y ioa % aeLse t1es n lts cost. livery figure
smounts desired eaa be found with great ,ne
Uhils it is practically impossible I'd ssi:s Platy
suns soSgn !, more ooveaIsns for uss ,b.S a1S
Invested. Substantially boundS,n Sna1 SsL1asts ever
Price. singls copies, $780, seat hy mai, 9s.ao
Po':sse eI TSep5 Of the p,os Fold n III et y
b tie pubshsf. LEsTn 70 sSEssiOr Street. and
.sgs county Ohio. A fsW experience n .sot. rot.
--- 30 if @ sspa9:25a
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GREAT REBELLION IN HEA HENI
THE WAR OF THE ANGELSI
The Fail Of Satan and the all of Man
AS described by John Milton in hts immortal Poem
entitled Paradise Lost" Il being Q complete Al.
lustration Of this great poem from bsginn ing TO
end, and comprising Sixty three splendid TAbleAp
Ecsnss, carrying out Milton's idea Of
HEAVEN, HE'LL, CHAOS AND PARADISE,
will now be exhibited in this city for Ihe 6rst time
as exhibited in London for $50 conseoutipe nights
to more than half million Of people, and sxhIb-
ited before Her Majesty, Queen VlciOdA, and the
entire Court Of Buckins ham Palace, upon which
occasion Der MAJ esty was pleased to bestOw upon
the proprietor . disttng guished mark Of her Royal
appreciation by presenting him with q magnificent
diamond ring.
Prof. BERswEIL, OF Massachusetts,, an able aud
eloquent Elocutionist, will reote selected portions
Of the poem with thrilling effect, explaining each
eoene.
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday afternoons,
at o'clock.
DOoas open in the evening at O'Clock. Curtain
rises at O'Clock,
In order that all Glasses Of people may have an
opportunity Of witnessing this wonderful exhibi-
tiOn, the price Of admission is % cents only. Re
served Seats 90 cents.
The Ticket ONCE for the sale Of Reserved Seats
will be open daily frOW ~ to AZ A. II. and from
fO4P. NJ.
Admission to Matinee, to ali parts Of tbs house,
% cents-- Children 10 oents.
W. W. VERT, PEop'r,
A. n. DORLAND,
Busiuess Manager.
,. c. GARDEER, Agent. aeps696O
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WHAT ARE THE CLRReY COMING ro7-The
BroWnhslm Reverend Local of the Oberlin
Nsi0s' namsless here, who had just married
couple, rushed into his library and 5euned
this item for the paper aforesaid; -
John was q member of the IOSd O. VI
By the death of an aunt he has become nos' a.
sessed Of about $500, and by Gnot1er f.
UordbLe providence, has now become nos.
sessed OF priceless treasure. Nav t6eir
days ever be bright. -.
The italics are our own. When tha
clergy can give way to such expressions as
the shove, what can be expected of the
massesT What depth of decentralization
does not the above indicator
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FROM MEADVILLE. PENN.
FINAL RECEPTION OF DUB
FOREIGN GUESTS.

The Grand Dress Ball at Mead
Vile.
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CITY NEWS.
Nolice fo Adrerliaers.

Feed Boy wanted al the LELDER Job
Room.
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DAILY LEADER.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1866.
1nAVELEE's REemTEE.

~ 0itiHsnG wishing conveyance to eIthsr Of the
above Trains or Boats viii BE- called for By Coaches
Of etsVeaF Omnibus Line, b. leaving thar address
door 70 tha Weddeu Houra
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"HEFTY" DEKooRATIo MEETING IN TIE
FIFTH WARD.-A tremendous meeting was
held by the unwashed Democracy of the
Fifth Ward last night. Joseph sturges,
Esq, was chairman. The groves were
Gods first temples, and probably a cart
was the original platform. At any rate the
Fifth Warders were primitive, and the
President of the meeting took his seat in a
cart on the sidewalk, and the speakers also
held forth in the Same vehicle. Father
sturges (for he is one of the City Fathers)
looked as dignifed in cart as on a Brus-
sels-carpeted rostrum. He loomed up over
the crowd of two dozen men, grand as
Little Mountain over potato patch.
Frank Kelly was the first speaker. He
made out, in his violent gesticulation, to
keep aboard the cart.
Then came George F. Marshall, and he
was followed BY DR.. Inglehars, the Demo-
cratic candidate for Representative, who
was in very happy condition. He could
hardly contain himself, snd Father sture es
had all he could do, in the way of ballast
ing, to keep the craft from upsetting. The
Doctor reeled, and the President was con-
stantly menaced by this cleaning tower of
Pisa: He forgot himself. "Well. Mis'er
Chsirmun, what's sayin'P (Hic.I OF
was sayin' that lhic) this damn'd Repubel-
lean party are set of damn'd thieves.
They'll steal lhic) from Maine to Cal'forny. |
(hic.p
He continued in thi5. style for some time.
put was at length superseded By BiIliam
helsiey' Esq, who, although perfectly
SOBER, made a speech no less temperate
Ihan that Of his predecessor.
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n. z. Money MRrkes-sept. 30.
iBT EHLEGRAPH.1,
MOney-Steady at 6a6 q cent. for cal Ioaus.
Aternng EAehanRe-6teRdy 1t IO9sS
:. .GaOld-sieady, opening at 1875 and closing ct
l4'
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OmCAGO MAIkKEF-.sept. 20.

OHICAGO MAEKEF---Bept. 20.
by Telsgraph.l
FiOuK-AetiVe and and loo better, SAILS at
" 6OaS rs for spring extra.
Wheat-Aetivs and la2cc b tteg. Sales ct
81 407S fos No l, and 81 291SaI 231S for No 2
Corn-stsady Sales 61e for NO l, and 6s1<o
for N02
Oats-FiTm ct Size. .i.
ProV1siODS-Pirm.
H1gbWines-Dull.
Fretgh Quiet.
Recr1pIB--SIOur, 6. $40 .,,Iz. what. 81 oO
bu. corn $4,000. Oe..s sc 900
ots y 900 bbls four 81 900 bu wheat,
zos ,0UU corn, "a 90 oats.
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Nose q Erensnss' ksrOVAEzGs aaFkas r.
,7 port
Ths following are the rates charged By %
MRm.-SGgAT-oured premium hams a n "a
CanVas5ed Hams q n
Dried Beef-R D............,,,,,,.,,,,..... "
n0alders-SugAE-oured > n............-.,,.,.. Is
nacoH-Or Smoked Sides D D........,,.,.,.,..... 81
4AFU-Pfime leaf kettle-rnd'd In bbls Or froa %
Prime leaf kestls-Fndr'd In kegs Q b.. 3olZ
E0Fk-Eo. mess bbl......... ....,,,,..,, 6s4 81
extra clear 3 pbbl......................,.,, SO 70
No extra charge made for packages On csrl.
age 80 railroad dspots or boatl. All artioIes ~,
HAftanked strictly prime, and equal to anything n
the stAts. Orasrs promptly 6lled.
ROSE PRgHTIEs
dh1S-R Hoa- ilA. la AnG lss Ontario Strsss
BFadbuFn, williams q Co.'s Ouosa.
lions.
white Ftsh-Half bbIs, No. l............,...s 81 80
Trout So ~ ~
Herring &c w
Pick erel-Out Of market.
August 90 1865 .roaopa
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OswEGO uARKET.--sept. 90.

~ FHLleRAPB.l
FE0ur-ActiVs, and advanced e5a5ro per b. L.
sales of 2OU at IS so for No spring; 50 bOaIO 90
red winter; $40 5Oall 90 for White; SlI OOAl2 90
for Xxx.
Wheaf-scIcs and quiet. eaIes Of srOO bbls
Ohisago spring, BY sample, at 81 621
COrm-SeaIoe and nominal.
Barley-Ruoyant.a and in good demand. Sales
OF 800 bblsOf Uanada at 81 Is; last night Is OtO
at 81 2i
kye-Held at SIC for Canada.
Cane' FretRhtS Unol angsd. To New York:
Flour 46447c wheat l2c; corn Il &c, barley To- rye
1lc; oats 7c.
Lake Imports 300 bbIs -four, 27,OCO bu
wheat, 23, 900, corn, IS OOO oals
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A TTENTION, LOVERS OF MUSIC

IA
The Fall Oonv ention OF the
TrumbUII and mercer MusicaI As.
ISOLATION,
VIII be held at NEWTON FALLS. under the
direction OF Prof. I. (. PERKLHs, Of New York.
The Convention will commence
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER %,
Continuing four days and closing With PUBLlC
C0EOERT, Friday evening, October 6tb.
As = singer and Conductor Of Musical ConEen-
tions, Prof Perkins Is excelled by none. All VINO
have ever been under his instruction are we'll saIs-
ned with the improvement they have made.
Books will be furnished by the Conductor.
Come, Lovers Of Music, one and all. fou VIII
be we'll ca red for ct Newton Falls.
L. P. An DREWs, President
g. II. GRIswohD, Secretary. sepZ7:24s
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS Rs-The annual meet
ing ofthe sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati
Railway Company was held in sandusky on
Wednesday last. New Directors were cbo-
sen, and :he following officers elected:
President-Qrsn Follett.
uperintendent-H. Rice.
Secretary and Tresanyar-T IT T,o.L
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MILuAuKEE mAnKrr...a..,

MILWAUKEE, MAKKET.-eeot- 90
~ by Telegraph
FIOuF-Firm and I0al5c higher
HEhoml-UnseItled and higher. Sal.
al 431. - 20 "a
ReeefDts-2,Seo SEQ bbIs -four, 81 600 IN vh...
sh1Pments-l,7oo bbIs nour, i0s oSS Su.,
WheaS, -V'''OV DoSn
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ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-There was a large
and, in many respects, brilliant audience at
the Academy of Music, last evening, fiat
tering alike to the beneficiary and the ad.
mirable bill which was resented-embrae-
ing, "0ld Phil's Birthday "and Mill y
White" both dramas of very acceptable
character, and in which Mr.. Couldocl s
greatest power and peculiarities as an actor
are brought fully into requisition. A more
creditable and satisfactory performance
than that of last evening, in all its details,
we have never witnessed in the Academy,
and whore all WerA so uniformly correct wa
need go no further than this general state
ment.
SSTo-night our citizens are promised
sterling entertainment in the presentation
ofshakspeare's grand tragedy of"Othello," )"
in which Mr.. COuldOck will personste the
willy, subtle and treacherous Iago. Weare
informed by the bills that this is the Fl, st
occasion of Mr.. C.'s appearance in IL is
character for nine years but all who ere
familiar with the records of the stage will
remember his great reputation as the de-
lineator of this great creation of Shall s.
peare, in which all the depths of cunning
villainy are SO artfully mingled with the
soft and honest exterior. We believe in
his earlier days Mr.. Couldock was the sue
cessful rival of the great Junius Brutus
Booth in this difficult part, and except
Booth, was accredited the first place on the
American stage as Isgo. We think he as
lost little of the fire, and certain ~
none of the talent, which made him
celebrated in the character years ago, 9.
Mr.. Joseph E. Nagle will ply
the Moor, and we have it from go)d Judges
that his rendition of the character is une &
and in some respects, uns r.
passed. Miss Couldock will appear as
Emilia, & character in which she will ht 70
a favorable opportunity to exhibit an ORD or
Of acting entirely different from any in
which Cleveland audiences have yet Sc IN
her. Mrs. Ellsler sustains the char &C ar
Of Desdemona, Mr.. Ellsler as Brabantio,
which on former occasion he rendersd
most ably. The other characters are cast
10 the best possible advantage. The enter
will conclude with the farce of |
i'My Neighbor's Wife," making altogether
\ bill that will not be surpassed this season.
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ToNsoRIAL.
TRIUMPH OF ART.
Wig Making and Ladies' Hair Dressing
VIM. DAT, 46 Public Square,
HAS ALL the tATEsT INVENTORS m WiG WoAK

SIZE THE ILLUSION WIG-It its 70 a charm
OORLs-HkEG0H NATURAL RlNGLFTS-.
tiful hair. Ladies please cal examine And ass =,
RourpelVeE. ~~ - A0i
SWITCHES AND BRAIDs-A Isrzs a.a vau
selected stock alWays on hand - nv "oh
WATERFALLS BUTTERFLY Bova rr
GENE BOWS and FRHNQa HEAD-DR Haars
made hy the advertiser equal 70 those imported
above Head Dresses without injury 70 sWitoh 'n'
Ladies' Hair Dressing, Curling and HAIR Outtfz.
done in the latest and most REVEALING styIes.
HAIR DtE1hG.-Particuler attention paid
Ghis branch Of the business. Ths beut Of Dvsr rs :
HOT AID GOLD BATHS always readxs -
Best bathing apartments in the cit1 ~
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Also, BLACK DRESS sATINa
White Dress Satias.

70 the ShGiOL Department attsatsoz u s5u
Tltea as zoe offer about tlcsEvs h,e,sdrea
Wool ShG'vts, Paisley Scotch aud American
hedt Paisley and French Cashmere and
TsGny others. For sale By the PACKAGE or
at TetGis e. l. BALDWIN & 6O.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30

ONE THOUSAND DOZEN EAIE Ixo
WINTER HOSIERY
io'SS De on sale Monday September lsh6
'nef''daag all qualities IN Wool and M,,.;s,o3
AsSo z, tUo hundred dozen Boys and M;ssss
bose. ''''S
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30

FOR Il SHORT TINE ONLY,
Commencing Monday Eve, Oct. I'd
The Most Extraordinary Exhibition in
the WorldI
THE GREAT ORIGINAL
MlLTONEAN .TABLEAUX!
TRoH LOsDoN, ENGLARD,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30

: CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE
~ = He-zaa NGaaN
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30

Also MOURNING DRESS SILKS
Checks, Stripes, PLaids, BrOcaGs, Droo.st,
eros AtTiqHe, FO&Iard, IndiG and Others.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30

This volume contains Browning's more
popular poems, those which exact the least
study for their comprehension. Many Of
them are admirably illustrated. 'The
Pied Piper of Hamelin" presents himself
with his retinue, to the reader in the most
felicitOus manner possible.
These poems are for sale by Iugham &
Bragg,
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TOLEDO MARKET-.-Sept. 80.
[By Telsgraph.l
Wheet-Lsss active. Old zoo hattSr; new 10
better. Sales OF old amber Michigan at 81 lO; nav
81 81 n.
OOFn-.DulI. sales at 6sc
0ats-le better. Sales ct SIC.
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Also, EVENING DRESS SILKS.

EeIegarst Fancy Styles; Plain eolors IN
Assortment Moizs, Rose Scarlet, White,
Lavender, Maure, Pink Lemon, Maqsn1a,
Pltee, Green, Gray SiErer, Dra6s, Silpsy
GTeys, Bayadsre and Chene White.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30

PLAIN AND FANCY DRoGUEr,
PLAIN POLKDU.sOIR.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25
The New steamer peserip-
tIou Of the Vessel.

The new steamer NeshannOck, of tho New.
York and Ncw.orlenss line arrived at her wharf in
this city on Monday afternoon last having made the
rip from Philadelphia In II houis and 20 minutes from
p,er 10 pier-dlstance. 2l7 nautical miles. This Is
threc hours ess than the ordinary time OF sdeWaeei
steamers between the two ports. and for propeller
md a new vessel At that. 10 Il really fem7Ihhp'.
The Neshnnnock Is entirely new, aud thls passage
from Philadelphia may fairly be considered her tiihi
trim she wns built by John ". Lynn of philadelphia,
entirely from the plans aud under the personal super.
iutcudcnee of Cipt james IL Winchester, her present
commander and nothing hh been spared TO render
her a lrsi.cis,s ycssel ~ everJ respect -.
She Is 90 feet IN length n - feet beam and 2a
depth Of hold She has siaiefoom accommodations ioF
75 frstcass and 30 second clts passengers and the
furns Ing and tiags OF the cabins ane s,Ateroons qre
unsurpassed. Tho grand dining table in the main
saloon seats ll0 persons ~ time. Her engine whs
built by NeaLe q Levy Of Philadelphia IL II upright
direct.actlne with ~ inches diameter ofcyndcr. and
s. inches stroke ard Il an excellent piece oi workman
ship Tire model Of the vessel, nnd especially her
water lines arc exceedingly fine. aud eombiled VITA
such n powerful engine must render ler one ot the
fastest vessels aiUai. Her TIP IRON Philadelphia SUI
fcl.uty proves this although there Is no doub, she
viii do much better than that when her machinery shall
work smooth.
She viii he Immediately placed In the line between
here aud New Orieans and will Leave for the first yoy
age on SATURDAY, next The other vessels Of this line
are the Star OF The UniOn George Cromwell. George
Washington Republic Fung Shuey, and X. X Cuyer
constituting tie famous Cromwell Line OF when IL
B Cromwell Co. Of this city are TIE agents and princ
nal owners The line will bcnceuTth make regular semi
weekly trips between this port ana NesoreaIs IelN
ing each poIt every "Wednesday aud Saturday after