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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-26

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ANNOUNCEMENTS The following speakers
are announced to address the Union men Of
thecounty during the present Gubernatorisl
campaign:
MASS MEKrIKGs-AFrERNooE AND EVENINGS.
Brecksville, Thursday, September 2Sth.-
S. Williamson, NJ. s. Castle and j. H.
Rhodes.
Beres, Thursday, October 5sh.-A. T.
slsde, Charles W. Palmer and Jason Can
field.
IsAidSyS -ocs0UeT oJn.-Onar1es
VI. Palmer, J. C. Grannis and ]. H. Jones.
EVENING MEETINGS.
Euclid, September 26th.-Wn. Collins,
]. NJ. Jones, A. T. Slsde.
Dover, September 26sh.-R B. Dennis, E.
Hessenmueller.
Orange, September 27th.-W. N. Hudson,
W. C. Mcfarland.
Srongsville, September 27th.-S. Will
Hanson, H. B. De Wolf
May6eld, September 2sth.-J. II. Rhodes,
A. T. Slade.
East Cleveland, September SOIh.-M.
Barlow, ID. II. Illden5 L. Prenslss.
Solon, October 2nd.-Charlss W. Palmer,
c. B. Lock wood.
Parma, October 2nd.-M. s; Castle, DanT
Stephan.
WarrensvilIe, October Srd.-Dr. j. P. Rob-
inson, W. s. Kerruish.
Independence, October 4th.-M. S. Castle'
A. Theme.
ROckpOrt, October 5th.-J. C. Grannis,
Danl Stephan.
Brooklyn October 6,h.-A. T. Brinsmade,
E. Hessenmueller, Buckingham.
0lmsted, October 6th.-L. Prentiss, NJ. E,
Gallup.
Newburgb, October 7th.-M s. Castle, C.
B. Lockwood, j. c. Grannis.
Royalton, October 7th.-R. B. Dennis, ".
Il. Price, D. A. Dangler.
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Tho LEADEs will appear in q new dress next
Monday, consequently all advertisements
will be reset. Advertisers wishing to
change or alter their advertisements, will
please hand in the alterations without
DELAY,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-26

The CHAMPIONSHIP OF oHIO.-Mr. John
Frawley, of this city, left for Cincinnati
last evening, to play a match with Harry
Choate for the championship of Ohio. The
game will be played in Mozart Hall on.
Thursday evening, the 2sth inst.
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D1soHAReE TO BE WTrHaELD.-Col. James
A. Wilcox has been directed, by the Sec
retsry of War, to withhold the honorable
dischsrge and final payment of Second
Lieutenant Jscob Bergen, of the 1s6th o.
vi, for drunkenness, and absence from
his command, without leave, while it was
en- route to Camp Chsse for rendezvous.
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ARR1vAL OF Mr.. STEPHEN MAssETr.-We
had the honor and pleasure of receiving
call yesterday from Mr.. Stephen Msssett,
-('Jeems Pipes, of Pipesville,") who had
Just arrived in the city. Mr.. Msssett is
pleasant and cultivated gentleman, and
wiz abuudsntly edify his auditors next
Wednesday evening, on the occasion of do
Iivs-:.sr his lecture, Drifting About" in
..;,or5 ss Hal.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-26

Less OF THE SrHAMER BUcKsYE.-The
steamer Buckeye, of the Northern Trans
portstion Line, struck q rock in the St.
Lawrence river, near Cross Over Light and
ten miles above Breckville and twenty
miles this side of ogdensburgh, on Sunday
morning last, and sank in seventy feet of
water. Seven persons were drowned. She
was bound from Ogdensburgh for Toledo,
having on board about one hundred tons
of height for that city. She left the former
place Saturday night. She was built in
this city, in 1856, by Messrs. Quayle & Mar
tin, and had been recently overhsuled.
shewas q very ssaunch boat. She was par
tally insured.
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DENTISTRY,
NEEFH EXTRACTED WITH OR

DEEFH EXTRACTED WITH OR
L WIT9OUr PALS,
By Dr. J. R DANIELS, at his old-establishsd
Dental Rooms elTnsr Of Ontario str ct and Pub 10
Squsrs, over Hsrtness 4 ehannon's Drug Store.
Arfifisisl Teeth made wi hout springs or wires,
that perfectly rsssmjle the natural teeth ss uot
to be distinguished from the originals By the clos
est observer. This method does not rsqufrs The
extraction Of roots or any painful opsrat on. vi
preserve teeth that loose and is guaranteed 10
restore articulation and mAatication.
A perisot &c warranted.
An Upper or Lower Set from $40 70 SIS. SEA
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PITTssURsH PEFROLAUA MABKE'
Ispecial Report for the Daily LEAOER.l

PIrTssURaH, Sc tsnber 25-e:oO P. =.
The Oil mark,t is 4 N snd ezcitsd Certain
dealers are not Offering their stocks. Crude sold
ct R@sc advarcs. with plenty Of buy ers. sales
Of 5000 bbs in bull at 2scs the largest squire OBJ
tAined for months; 500 bbls at 24@z47zc without
packages; 100 bbls at s9No, packages included
one boat load in ulk ct Shc.
Benaed is unsettled. holders g'nsrai's waiting 10
see what crude will do Small salss Il es at lSaa
74o Sale 100 bb bonded for October on spot at
6Sc.
Lubpicat,ny oil is srmsr. Sales raDgs from 500
to SI9O.
Nap,ha is looking up. saIes Of bonded at Hs
and free At 4Oc-
The r, ipts Of Crude by river 70 day were 4, 500
bbls. The market closed sx tied and unistisfac
tory,
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SEW ADVERFIsRRRNEe.

Academy Of Music-Eir. and Miss OonldockS
TArieIiei Thester-0pf L Every Night.
/. P. SherHood-Dry Goods.
ROb't Hanna & Oo.-For Lake Superior.
Brainsrd's Hsll-Miltos ian TebleAuE.
Hover 4 Bigbee-Cloaks.
Box 90-Honse Wanted.
z. H-Furnishsd Boom Wanted.
Boz 2i62-Agents Wanted.
E. l. A.-Board Wanted.
Boz 364-Board Wanted
64T Kinsmsn st.-eiII Wanted.
Llst-Dismond Ring.
B. W. H0ore-PoSket Book Lost.
W. J. Guild-ofl for Sale.
East C.evtIand-Eocal Notice.
N 8. shsW-Locaf Notice.
Money WAnted-Loosf Noti0e.
Fragrant sozOdOnt--Locsl Notice.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-26

DIAMOND CBssTEB Pm LIBERALIZATION is
called TO an advertisement offering $25 re-
ward for the recovery of q Diamond cluster
pin which was lost on the 22d inst.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-26

New PRovOsT MARsHAL 1t was stated
gressional Districts have been consolidated
as regards the relation of Provost Marshall
ship therein. Capt. Darius Caldwell, late
Provost Marshal ofthe I0sh Districtrelieved
Major A. Wiley, of the v. R. C, yesterday,
who has been Provost Marshal of this Dis
trict for some time, and entered upon has
duties in the Office in this city.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-26

CHANGE OF TME.-Tho political meeting
in Brecksville Will be held on the 9th Of
October, instead of the 2sth September, as
previously announced.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


HuWaH pIals5 II BlTset
But 50 many thousands OF persons have been per-
manentiy cured Of CATARRH by tue uss of DR.. D..
h. seelye'S Liquid Cstsrrh Remedy, that to hear
this invA liable medicine praised Is no longer a
novelty. For sale by ell Druggists seb25Rs
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-26

We need but say that Mrs. Shaw is back
from New York, and her goods are on exhi-
bition.
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UNITED STATEs CoukT.-This Court will
be in session to-day. The grand and petit
juries will come in this morning.
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THss0tss of Dry Goods for cash srclu.
sirety and at Cns Price" 1st0nishes the
GdhereRts of the old faa6i0nsd credit and
many priced systens-btst the people Ike IL,
especially aCheR accompanied 6y prices 10
to 25 per cent. bsl0l0 those of the credit
houses. We hare tested this system of
One Prizes" (hasiHg all our goods marked
IN plain fgTrts) for many years, and find
our rates hare more than gEadTupLsd since
its adoption With stock of goods Gnsur-
passed By any in the country zoe propose to
offer to oar patrons this season Inducements
not obtdiRd5te sLSsi5hers.
2. I. BALDWIN i co.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-26

Starr has constantly, at his News Depot,
all the leading New York daily and weekly
papers, which are received in advance of
the mail.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-26

FLIeHF OF JAIL B1RD-ExoHANGE OF
CAGEs.-Dsputy U. 8. Marshal simmonds
lsft this city yesterday morning, as escort
of G. P. Harrington, convicted Of passing
counterfeit money, for which crime be was
sentenced to Ihe penitentisry for term Of
two years. GuerdOn has exchanged
worlds, though still in the bOdy-a species
of translation which has become so common
nowadays that no miracle is seen in it.
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POLICE CoURr.-Judgs Abbey disposed
of the following docket yesterday morn
ing:
Drunkepness-Marie Roberts, fined So
and costs; Henry LsrOy, Alfred J. s. Pres
ton, R. G. Robinson, and Ben. Fisher, each
lined 81 and costs. rfr
Disturbance-Alfred Mcbride, fined So
and costs; Isaac Hibbard and Mary Hfb-
bard, Isasc fined IS and costs, MsTy's case
nolled; Thomas CASTILLO, fined s. and
costs. 1-. y 90 -
Vagrancy-Csrolipe Wolf, sent to the
Work House for 80 days; Matthew Myers,
case noTled.
Petit Larceny-Elizabeth Barnes, fined
IS and costs MsttheW Myers, sent to the
Reform Farm Belle Gray, fined s. and
costs; Peter schWsitzel, sent 10 the Reform
Farm. -t L---
Assault and -Batisry-L. Striber, fined
the costs; William Stewart, fined $40 and
costs.
Keeping House of nl-fame-Catherine
Miller, fined $50 and costs.
Visiting sams-JOhn Jones, fined S. and
costs. --~~
Horse stesling-Edward Bradley, bound
over for trial in the sum of $500. Remand-
cd to jail in default of bail. ---,.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-26

PAyING PRosPEor sTREET.-This beautiful
street has been paved from Erie street al
most to Sheriff street. The work is pro-
crossing rapidly. The residenters will be
greatly relieved when the work is COM
pleted, for the infinite, indispensable clink
of the hammers on stone, under their very
noses, day after day, is necessarily very
annoying. They like to have the street
paved, but if it could be done as the Temple
was builded, without thes0und Of hammerl
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H. Z. Money nArkes-sept. 10.

MOney-St sdy St . cent. for call loars.
9l 9ss.
6OId-Mers active and iTmsr, opening at 1857,
declining to 14S, advancing 10 1879, and GlOaiDg sE
lAA
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-26

THE ATLANTIC MoETELY.-Gobb, Andrews
& Co. send Us the "Atlantic" for October,
an unusually good number. Trowbridt;e
gives second instalment of "Coupe.n
Bonds" TX. Marvel continues his story of
''Dr. Johns" David wasson concludes his
account of "Goethe's Wilhelm Meister's Ap-
prenticeship'--characteristic papers.---
Lopgfellow sends basket Of wine to Agass-
sis, accompanied by string ofverses done
in French--which will please the popular
reader. An account Of ''Saints who have
had bodies" is timely. Among the Book
Notices, we observe that "Thoreau,a LET.
ters'' have approximate justice done them,
considerably sbler "reView" than that
shilly-shally, stupid notes in the New
York Independent.
As whole, this number is a very good
one.
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CITY NEWS.
Nolfce 10 Adyerlt,ers.

Feed Boy wanted at the LEADER Job
Room.
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Oar Woo1ez. Department i0IH be cont
Plete on MO7s6ey, September 18Th, after
which zoe shall offer Gs enormous stock of
OIL 0TRS OASSLAERES, BEA TERS,
LADIES cLOAKLNGS,
..~- W0OE BLANKETS.
WHITE AND oOLORED FLANNELS,
FAN0T FLANNEL&.
These goods may be obtained IN the Job.
bing Department and also at retail.
3. L BALDWIN 90.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-26

A1Iong the Dress Goods v6ie6 zoe shall
open o1s Monday, zoe inUite special attention
to the exhibition of Wool Reps. Empress
Cloths, HsIotsrs, SdrOny and Tartan PlGids,
French FLaid PePLlns, Grape MeIGHge,
Che1ls MelaHge and Hlsddersfelds
4. l. BALDWIN / CO.
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oRY GOODS.
FALLAND WINTER
GOODS.
AUTUMN DRESS GOODS

We shall offer on Monday, Sept. 1sth,
an enormous stock Of
AUTUMN DRESS GOODS
Comprising ti0sntytJfrs hundred pieces
of the choicest designs and most superior
fabrics
The prices are marked on the basis of
UaLue too months Smee, although they
iOOlLd HOsO cost from ten to tSOsnty per cent.
higher.
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4. To The SbGa5L Department attention Is ia
vitsd, as S0s offer aboNt tDslUs hundred
Wool ShaVLs, Paisley Scotch and american,
Real Paisley and French CashBsSTe, and
many others. For sale by the package or
at retail. =. l. LBALDH IN & CO.
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ELB BALDWIN&CO co.

E. L BALDWIN s GO.
WI offer iH Linn Goods, on Monday
September 1sth,
LINEN DAAASKS, BROWN AND
BLEA CHED,
LINEN 2L0THS, NAPKINS, DoHLLES
AND DIAPERS,
LINEN SREEEINGs AND PILLOW
LINENS,
And full stock Of other Lissns of the csls-
brGtsd makes of
DUNBAR, DICKSON & CO.,
RTCKARDSO ON SONS L OWDEN.
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AoADEHY OF MUsIC-The first appearance
this season ofthe eminent actors, Mr.. G. ".
COuldock and hia very worthy daughter,
induced large attendance at the Academy
of Music last evening. The play presented,
"old Phil's Birthday" was new to the
Cleveland public, and q natural desire to
see Mr.. Couldock in character he had not
before rendered here, added 30 the interest
in the occasion. "0ld PhiPs Birthday" is
domestic drama of the same general char
acter as the "Chimney Corner" though in
some respects possessing less attractive and
interesting points, and as q whole, we
think, inferior in detail and finish. But
the prime object, that of furnishing char
acter for the especial role of Mr.. Couldock,
is fully accomplished; and this done, the
remainder of the play need hardly be con-
sidered. To say that Mr.. Couldock per-
fectly portrayed the character of Old Phil
is simply just, not fsttering commenda-
ton. There is probably no actor in the
country his equal in this line, and our citi-
zens are SO familiar with it that no psrticu
lar mention is necessary to enable them to
anticipate what they are to see. Miss Coul-
dock renders her character-not difficult
one-very creditsbly and with satisfaction.
Miss Hewitt commercially fills her simple
position, and Messrs. Ellsler and Nsgle do
their parts faultlessIy. The play will be
given again this evening, to be followed by
the farce of "Jones' Baby"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-26

t0O 0ttY-S1oasure hip On bno
Lake-ssPubIfc D1nner T0-A1ghts
The party Of distinguished foreign cspi-
talists, the announcement of whose pur-
posed visit wae made some time ago, arrived
from Buffalo at half past nine O'Clock last
evening. They proceeded at once to the
Weddell House. There were about thirty
of the original party, all gentlemen. Hon.
A. Kinnsird and MessrS. T. W. Kennsird,
Hull, Bevan and Cossham, left the company
several days since, having been called
away on business. Consequently they are
not present. Mr.. James McHenry did not
come on with the party from Buffalo, but
will join them here this morning. No ladies
graced the original company but these brave
sturdy old oaks have acquired very beau
tiful "moss" now, not to introduce here the
somewhat hsckneyed figure of the "vines
with twihiDg tendrils," &C., as will appear
st the foot of the following list of names Of
the party which arrived here last evening
The ladies are put last on the list by way
of climax. Here is the list:
Sir 8. Morton Peto, NJ. P, Mr.. Thomas
W. Kennaird, Mr.. Lson Lilo, Mr.. Goddard,
Mr.. Satterth waite, Mr. McDermott, Mr..
Hewitt, Mr.. Forbes, Mr.. Kelsall, DR.. Slack,
Mr. Morton Peto, Mr.. Morton Belts, Mr..
Belcher, Mr.. RixoD, Mr.. Grain, Mr.. Wood
man, Hon, W. Harrington, Mr.. Learned,
Mr.. Gale, Mr.. Wsnn, Mr.. Aosely, Mr..
Charles L. Wilson, Mr.. C. E. E. Blakesley,
Mr.. C. Day, Mr.. s s. L'Hommedieu, Capt.
Slocum, Mr.. Henley, Mr.. Diven, Mr.. Ham
ilton, Mr.. McGinnis, Mrs. Slocum, Miss
Ssllie Ellis, Miss McIlvsiDe, Miss Alma
L'Hommedieu, Miss Mary L'Hommedieu,
Mrs. Hamilton, Miss Lsura N. Wilson,
Miss Anna l. Wilson, Miss MsttesoD, Miss
Bissil, Miss 0ldershsu, Miss Hubbard, Miss
Hoge.
The Reception Committee will wait upon
the party at half past nine o'clock this
morning, when carriages will be in resdi-
ness, and escort them through the business
portions of the city. At two o'clock they
will be received on Change, where su hour
VIII De consumed in presenting them to
such citizens as may desire to see them.
At three O'Clock they will 60 on board the
steamer Morning Star, together with such,
and such only, as have been invited and
furnished with tickets, and indulge in
pleasant excursion on the lake, of an hours
duration or more. They will afterwards
return to the hoteI, where lunch will be
provided. At eight o'clock compliment
tary public dinner will be rendered them
at the Weddell.
The party will leave for Mesdville
Wednesday morning, over the Atlantic &
Great Western Road.
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BUReLART.-The office of Cultivate &
Blackwell, and Outhwaithe & Sherman, St.
Ulair street hill, was entered by burglars
early yesterday morning. They effected
entrance by prying off the front door with
q Jimmy" Five holes were drilled into
the safe, (sterns & Marvin's patent) which
were filed with powder. The powder was
not exploded, the burglars becoming
alarmed, it is supposed. The safe was not
materially damaged. Tho drawers of the
desk were forced, and four gold pens and
SIS worth of stamps, &C., stolen.
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The immense sales of Mourning Goods
since the opening of our Mourning De.
PaTt,ne7st has induced rs to still further tgs.
large the stock, and a0s shall offer on Mon.
day morning, veTy ehOies line of Mourn.
ing Press sO0ds- Grapes, Handkereht,fs,
EmbrOideriss, Silks &c.
e I. BALDWIN L co.
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RegimentaI Items.

DIsoHARGED.-Fhen number of troops finally
disohaged and paid st Camp Chase during
the week ending September 2Sd, is IS fol-
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nILuAIKEE MAKKET--.sept. 2S.
by Telegraph
FIOuT-Firm
Wheat loset q-ist ct an adVsncs OF lac.
sa'es 81 81 94aSI a..
Oats-Deelined &c. sah 3 at 321<o.
Beceipts-31, 90 bbls 6our, 10 90 bu wheat.
Sh1pments-70O bbis -four, 1lS coo bu wheat.
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l45 Superior Street,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.


MoHDAT EvHaIzs. Sept rs, 1855.
FreIghts-Tho following are the rates BY Laks
stesm) and Rail from ihs port % New York and
Boston: t
To New YOrk.-FIfrt class sI,1s; Second olass:
s4si TAird class; go; Fourth class: 46O. Flour,
goo. Wool s',i2.
To BostOn.-Frst class: SI,za; Second olAss
s4o; Third claas: 75o; Fourth olAss: bOo. Flour.
SIOO. ROOlN,s2. al
Flour Unchanged. Demand n -derats. City
brands Xxx red sIO,Oo0lO,25i 90 Xxx white ST. 10
aII,25 County made Xxx red, Ss,OO@s,5O; do
do white, 500 9iO,6O. rEtf
Wbeat-Dull and heavy. Transactions 10 day
were very limited, The Olly reported sale ing
car new amber Mich gan from store ct s.. 90. OH
er grades we're nominal st about previous prices.
COrn-QuieI, but nIm 1t Csc for No mixed
from store.
Oats-Quiet and STEADY. Sales g cal at 42c
from store. r
Nothing doIBg. Prices nominal.
Barley Quiet. Held az SI,lOSl 10 for No l;
sl,OO9l. .O5 for No
POrK-FIm at $500 for city-pssked mess
Sale, rs bbls at the quota lon.
Beef-Oity Msss held 81 SIe,Oo, with light de-
msnd.
Lard-scaree and firm. Held at R7o for. city
rendered in bbIs and tisrces; 271c for do in kegs.
smoked MeAGS-Firm aud In good request
st unchanged prices. We quote Plain-cured hams,
can7sssed, go Shoulders 1ao Bacon zoo. Dried
Beef &c. Sales 1t go atiOns Of 1000 lbs hams and
2O00 bs dried betf.
Butter-In good demand and firm. EAl 200
kegs Westera Deserve 8, Sac.
Cheese-The market continues very dull, but
prices are finn at lS@I6c bur fair TO prime.
EREs-steady at 200.
HIShwines-Quiet. He'd at S3,s7a2 271S
AIcOhOl-steady and firm. held at S4.640
4,59 for 9s per cent Cologne Spirits, 90 per
cent, S4.s9. Neutrsl Proof Spirits 81 420g,4T.
FstF0leuAAl- In good demand. ana better
Refuers to-day advanced their pr for round lots
to Toe ard refused TO negotiate below this ngure.
The msrA ct closed strong st the aiy noe. NsPtha
quiet at ss94oo. Tar dull at S5,oo06,eo.
Dried -AppIes-5tea6y and firm at l19l2c and
pay for packages.
OIls-Tirm st the following prices:
Linseed.......sI IOg~.a Whale. ". B..-..-.s2 %
Lard-......S2 OO92 30 Sperm, W. s-.--..... 8 20
5ank.......'.-'' - S'fAiss '''''' '''''''''' %
heatstoos...-......... %
Lake Fish-Msrkss quiet and prices stsady.
No. WhitsnSh, . half bbl, $780, No. q do, .
half bbI, S775; Piokerel . half Dbl $3.50; Trout
a half Dbl 500; Herring . half bbl s4,5O@6,OO.
Hay-Firm and in good demand We quote at
s11 OO9I4 90 for new loose; slsOO09O for baled,
Beater pressed.
seeds-TimOthy qalst and nominal at ss,7Se
4,co.
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The receipts and shipments Of Flour and Grain
for she week ending Saturday, Sept. 23d, and for
the previous week. ss reported to the Board Of
Trade, were IS IolIows:
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Weekly Bank statement.
new YORK stock szarket--sept. 25.

Kew YORK Stock szarket-SePt. %.
IBY rBLze9IvH.l
Government StOcBs-Q let. Treasury sos
ss1; Ten.fJItI coupons, 9I14; United Stats &c OF
lS5l, Tegi tered, lO756.
SfOcAs-Dull a.,d heavy. BEADING I1lA
Michis sD southsrn 691<; iehig'n central, guar
rsnteed I3S, Cleveland q Pit sburgh 70; Chcsgo
& hOrthSesE IN, prefsrrs d. rs; America 0Uai7s
New York Genital g47s; Erie Ss51; Hu0sOn 1895
Ess-s oar flGh-I 2sl<s lasaA-Asl-lAAS3s
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-26

MISS EVANS LEcTUKE.-Miss Susannah
Evans, the celebrated Welsh Temperance
lecturer, eighteen years of 0ge, appeared
in Brsinard's Hall last evening for the first
time, and delivered a very forcible and Of
the nf the -ard bo cUnsIstenT neIeJ
charming lecture, entitled "Counsel to
Young Men" She was honored with 9
very good house. The Couldocks held forth
attractions at the Academy of Music, which
drew away the third part of the city, and
then the opening to the public of Critten-
den's new establishment on Superior street,
drew away as Tany more. But despite
these counter charms, Miss Evans succeed
ed in gaining the eye and ear of a large
audience. And her manner and matter
wrought this farther success She snchain-
ed her hearers and spectators with her elo-
quence and beauty. The praise of the
Metropolitan press, lsvished on this lecture,
which was delivered in New York with
great eclat, was well bestowed, because
richly merited.
"Fasp young men generally consider
sober, solid advice big bore, and are in
the habit of yawning through moral lee
lures read them by Indignant fathers and
expostulating mammas. But when young
lady of winning aspect, pleasant voice, &C.,
&c, essays 70 give counsel to young men,"
it becomes them to listen, and they did
listen becomiDgly last night. She spoke
words of truth and soberness, but in q
nimble, lively and refreshing way.
Her matter was excellent, fresh, stimu-
lating, and her manner piquant and
pleasing. In short her lecture was a sue
cess.
AThose who did not hear her last
evening, should not fail of hearing
her tonight, whom she will deliver,
in the same place, an equally in
t'resting lecture on the subject: 'Nsw
Frames for Old Pictures"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-26

Copper StOcks-Sept. 50.
[BY TELEaRAPH.1
Prices Of Mining Stocks BID IN Boston to day:
Central 40; Copper Fells q Franklin 371z;
Hancock 3; Huron Al; Isle Royal 71<5 Quincy
81; MlnnesotA II; Rockland 8; Superior ~.