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FINANCIAL 4 COMMERCIAL.
rnUasDAT E7rn1as. Sept. u, 1886.

THURSDAY EVBEIae, Sept. "a, 1885.
Bankers report . very active d'mAnd to -daJ for
money, and with most Of them The situation il in
conveniently close again, while none s-e By any
means sssy. 1he bulk Of the currency is being en-
poyed by produce men, and Is trade in this de-
partmsDt is in the aggregate very duh at present.
the money is returned 10 bank slowly, and finds
snxious borrowers in every branch Of business =
At the sane time the deposit line 10 kept unnsu-
ally low. As q rule the banks are only supplying
customer, ana are every day, compelled to teoliLe
desirable paper. Exchange Il In active demand,
and the market works close and nImers though
the offerings are quite liberal Rates tO-dsV were
s-msvhst irregular ct . Isbge Of Il discount to
gar buying and H0H premium selling. One Of
the Fanks, wanting currenty very much, cold to
another Bank $4,000 in exchange al par, hut this
was an exceptional case.
The Cincinnati Gazette says The money mar
ket CONTINUES easy g. s0lO pr cent for good pa
per, and 6 per cent for call loans. The tenAnd is
only moderate. Exchange rules hrm st rs preni-
UNI buying and Lilo premium selling"
The Chicago Tribune says; "lhs money market
continues active, and our banking houses can bare
ly supply the wants CT the business crmRuHity.-
The supply Of Eastern exch Nnge Is on the incIe Ase.
cod Is rather weak, and the supply being ample
for legitimate purposes and the demand oon' ider-
ably reduced, the price tends downward. The rae
closed this afternoon at 1881.
Toe general markets to day we're without any
esp ciAlly new features, the volume OF Lu,ines, be-
Jog small and pri es without quotAb.e change, not
withstanding the continued decline on ell staple
commoditIts East. Holders Of Flour are very firm
in their views, p 'rticularly the city millerIB Who
report all the demand they care to supply. The
demand for Wheat continues on . very limited
scale, but for the time prices seem to have touched
tone to-day was rather nrmer. Corn is duh, bat
unchanged. Oats quiet and stesdisr. RE and
Barley are in some inquiry, but re could hear Of
no sales
Provisions are firm, End we n 10 an advance of
SI,OO . bDl GA Mess Pork. Smoked Meats are I'M
changed. Lard is very scarce and better.
Produce is unchau ged and firm. The demand for
Butter to-day was active. Eggs were in better in
quiry. Cheese lie very
lghW1nes are primer, bat without deJided
change. Alcohol snd Spirits are unchanged and
firm.
Petroleum Is very firm ct cur quotations. The
inquiry is active, but reaners have ali the engage
uents they can al for she next two or three weeks,
and are not disposed to enter into new contracts.
Other articles in our quoted hss are without not
able change.
The following were the receipts and shipment.
at this point BY Railroad, Lake and Canal Of lead
ing articles during the twenty-four hoIrB ending
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NEW Evkn nAhKEr-Bepf. IA.

>
COttOn-Mors active and . shade htmer- saies
ct 46a45Hc for middling closing quit
F1Ou- Dali and 90 lover. The demand 10
chlshg for the supply Of the local trade.
sales ct 81 6O97 70 for extra state; So 759S "
for common TO good shipping brands extra round
hoop ohio; 50 05@u 90 Tor trade brands; y et
closing with no buyers at the outside quotatioDs.
Wh1sky-AoTe act We and trner Sales west
ern at 81 z51z@2 25-ehishy at 81 rs.
Wheat ulI. Winter IL ease lower; spTiug
nomiDatly i02c lower easeB at 81 5T9i % fr
Chicago spring and MilWsuhee club; 81 6401 %
Tor NO | chicago spring; 81 Sc for amber bilwsu-
bes, which Is much above the MARKET, and 81 O0@
81 o3 for new amber state.
Barley-Duh.
Barley ~1aIf-steady. Prima state 81 IS.
C~OrH-FaVors buyers. Sa,es st 75@e6c Tor IN
sound, and ssGS9c Ior sound mised western; sec
for high mixed DeSrly yellow ia store
O~afs-About le better. sa. rs at 625 for state
and SIS for western
COfTee-1Qlhc higher.
Sugar-Quiet. Sales at l215 9l4He for Cube
muse vsdo.
M0lasses-Dul
W0Ol-Dull.
PetrOIeum-Dur. Sales at s5c fer crude; IS
96Oc tor refined in bond; H97sS for refined free.
cork Tmer.
Sales s70O bis at $50 5Oas3 new mess, closing ct
81 6l% for ca'hi $50 5O@S3t so for 1884 ness
SS4 5Os25 20 for prime; SO OO929 70 for prime
Beef-s'eady Sales at IS FOa$I8 90 for plain
mess, snd Sill OO9l4 80 for extra mess.
Beef Hnms-Dull.
cut Meats-Q-iet. Sales 500 pigs st 16alt9zS
fer shoulders; Isaz2Hc for hams
BaeOR-Quiet-
g4srd-Firs er. Sales at 22027kc
Butter-AotiVe And firm At 2S9s2c for Ohio
&04Uc for state
Ohee8o- Sales at 1870.
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MARRIAGES IN HIGH L1FE,-Major General
Augustus V. Kautz, the gallant cavalry Of
fcer, and Miss Charlotte Tod, daughter of
the Ex-Governor, were married. at noon
yesterday at the house of the brides father
in this city. The wedding was as private
as il was distinguished, NO one being pres
emit except members of the brides family
and 8 few relations. Rev. Mr.. Starkey, of
of Trinity Church, performed the ceremony.
The bridal party left the east at three
O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
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CONSOLIDATION OF THE ATLANTIC l. GREAT
WESTERN RAILWAY CoNPANIEs.-The several
organizations of the Atlantic & Great West
ern Railway Companies, in New York,
Pennsylvania, and Ohio, and the Buffalo
Extension of the Atlantic & Great Western
Railwsy Co., have been consolidated into
n Company, known as "The Atlantic &
Great Western Railway Co." The follow
ing are the officers of the consolidated Com
pany:
Presidents. s. L'Hommedieu.
Vice President-J. j. shryock, Mead
vile.
Secretary. C. Calhoun, MsAdvills.
Treasurer-Jesse N. Dick,
Directors.-S. 8. L'Hommedieu of Gin
cinnsti, Ohio A. W. Bernal of New York
city John Sherman of Mansfield, Ohio /:
Marvin Kent, of Kent, Ohio; Gaylord
Church of Mesdville, Pa; J. h. R. Rose of
Cleveland, o; John Howard of Dayton, o.:
John Dick Of Meadville, Pa; E. P. Brain
ard Of RsVenna, o. J. W. Tyler of Warren,
o.; A. +. Allen Of Jamestown, N, Y; j,
Grail OF Ashland, o.; Jacob Riblet of GAL
honJ o.; Y. V. Culver of Franklin, Pa:
Charles Day of Buffalo, N. Y; Henry Mar
tin of Buffalo, N. Y; T. W, Kepnard of
New York city Geo. r. Babcock of Buffalo,
n: T.; C. E. E. Blskesley of New York
city; Samuel Wann of New York city.
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DISTRICT CoURT.-This Courtwas occupied
yesterday with several cases of interest.
That of zutavent, Us. Ackley was heard,
6 case in error, in which the judgment of
the Court of Common Pleas was affirmed.
Messrs. J.. E. Ingersoll, Hessenmueller and
Kelly appeared for plaintiff, and Messrs.
Palmer and Russell for defendant.
The case of Montpelier Us. Chaplin was
then taken up. Our readers will remem-
Der the circumstance of the closing of the
varieties" by the Mayor. Mr.. Mont
pelier msdea tender and demanded that
the Mayor should grant him a license, a
demand which Mr.. Chaplin would not &C.
cede TO. Judge Bolton issued a writ of
m~andamus. This alternative writ, issued
by the Judge in vacation, was summsrily
quashed yesterday, the court holding that
the Judge in allowing tho writ had no ju-
risdiction. An application was then made
by Mr.. Montpelier 10 the court in session
for q writ which will be argued as soon as
the case is reached, probably to-day. The
question whether the Mayor was obliged,
in law, 70 grant the plaintiff q license
when he had made tender, &C., was not
argued, but will be this morning probably.
Mesnrs. Kelley, GriswOld and Ingersoll ap-
pear for relatOr, and Measrs. Dennis and
Williamson for the defendant.
The case of the propeller Tioga Us. Blish,
Garlich ct al. was next called. It is q case
in error to ths Court Of Common Pleas.
Blish & Co. had furnished, under contract,
~iler for the Tiogs, which her prOprietors
.,.ir,.,, to be imperfect. They therefore
go a " more than c portion of the
mount charged for the work: Suit was
brourht BY the firm Il. "a cir claim in Feb
ruary last, and Judgment for the amount
1000, was secured. A forwards h
uroprietors of the boat filed a oe'i'ion IN
error in the District Court.
Messrs. Wiley and Carey app q Ior
and Messrs. Backus and AnN 1--WE
for defendants. The arguments were
ine made yesterday ss the Court a~djourneA"
They viii be resumed this morning,
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SEWING MACHINES.
WHB FLORENCE,
at has many improvements owe any ana ali
eEWIk6 MAHHVREe

has the reversible feed, feeding the cloth eth
TOY he right or len, 20 stay . seam or fAsten th
endA Of seams. II takes four different stitches, tbs
LocA, Doubts Look. Knot and Doubls Knot-eaoh
being alike on both Eidez Of the fabric, Its mo.
tien1 are ell positive; EsWB the thIokeIt OF thinnesk
hoslc1 without shangs Of tension. Hens any
width hsm, tellI, brAids. quilts, bindB, gAthcrn, and
NW IN Q rufaS ct the same time.
=. W. GLEASON &OO- Agena,
% Public squArs, Cleveland, and 10, I hsrrEI
Sioak Detroit, AEsatl EAnteA iUIJSI.R
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LOCAL NOTICES.
A Broken Down System.

There Is q disease to which the doctors give
many names, but which few Of them understand-
It is simply wsakness-a breaking down of the
vital forces. Whatever its causes, land they are
inumerablel Its symptoms are In the main the
same. Among the mOst prominent are extreme
~Iassitude, loss Of appetite, loss of flesh, and great
mental depression. Indigestion and q Stomach
Cough are also frequently concom!tants Of this dis
tressing state of body aud Of mind. The common
remark In relation to persons in such . condition
Ia, that they are oonsumptiye. Now, what these
unfortunates really want Is rig0r-vitaI strength;
and Is certainly as dawn succeeds darkness, they
can reoupersts their systems and regain perfect
health by r~ssorting to H~osTETTER's OELEBRA.
TED STOMACH BITTERs. Il is IS clear that 8
life ~reviving Tonic is required ir such cases, IS
that the dying lame of sn empty lamp requ' res 10
be revived with o new supply Of oil. Perfectly pure
and inocuous, containing nothing but the most
genital vegetable extracts, and combining the three
grand elements of q stomsehIo, an Alternative, and
. genial lnvig ,rsnt. HOstetteT's Bitters ars suita.
able to all constitutions, and are as applicable to
this diseasss and dis Utilities Of the fe, bier sex as to
those Of men. sep1l24s:d4W
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MARKET
Especial GepOrt for the Daily LzAUra.l

PITTSBURGH, September 14-s:WP n.
Business is moderately brisk in oil, and holders
Of Crude have advanced prices 10. Receipts to.
day were $500 bbls. Heavy parcelu sre on the way.
The river lie in good bOa'ing order.
Sales Of Crude are: $500 bb in bulk at 21La
22o; 100 bbls with;ut packages at 2ILo.
Refined oil is wanted, and buyers are plsuty -
Sales Of bonded for present delivery, huvOrite
brands, at ole; 1000 bblS for November, frs on
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Conc LEoTURE.-Mr. Stephen Massett,
(Jeems Pipes, of PipesVille,) the great serio-
comic lecturer, will appear at Brainsrd's
Hall, Wednesday evening, September 9th,
when he will recite several sensational
poems, and "speak a piece" which must
inevitably "take."
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0RDERED MUSTERED Our. - An order has
just been promulgated, mastering out the
9Th o. s. COlOred Infantry, now stationed at
Carolina City, N. C. It will be sent imme-
diately to Camp Chase to be paid off and
disbandad-
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BOARD OF TRADE CoNNITTEE.-The Board
Of Trade at its session yesterday appointed
q committee, consisting of NJ. B. Clark,
H. NJ. Chaplin, H. Harvey, ]. F. Freeman,
T. A. Walton and Philo C~hamberiin, ,er Of
fciO, to report to the Board to-day, e pro-
gramme for the reception and entertainment
of the European guests, the capitalists who
projected the A. & G. W. Railway, who will
arrive here on the 18th inst. At the invi-
tation of the Mayor the committee met at
his office last evening. A report of their
proceedings is found elsewhere. A full at
tendance of the members of the Board is
desired this afternoon, for the purpose of
heating the report of the committee, &c.
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HEW ADVRRTIsEMENIs,

Capt. Csdwallsder-Ssle Of Pablo Property.
John L. DAvis-Yarieties Theattr.
Mathews Venetian Hair Dye.
J. Feusier & Co.-ereen Apples for Sale.
George ". Observation-Disclosures
N. I. Oo.-For Chicago.
N. 7. Oo.-For Ogdensburgh.
Churchill & Brother-House for Sale.
Forest City Cricket Olub-LOcal Notice.
Pressmsu Wanted-Local Notice.
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$1,000 Keward.-Tbe above reward will be
given to any person who osu furnish 3 PresoriD-
tot for Coughs, Colds. WhooPing Cough, Aithma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. stIick-
lands MeIliduous Cough Balsam. This bslsam
will cure the above complaints, also splitting Of
blood and night swea's. One bottle is sufficient
for any one to Try. The worst cases of chronic
cough, asthma, Whooping cough and primary oas's
Of consumption are cured BY Dr.. strick'and's Mel
lihuOus Cough Balsam. 1t can be had at any
Druggists.
Benton q Punham, agents, Cleveland, o. m6:B5
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PREssMAN WAxTED.-A frst-class job
pressman can find a permanent situation
at the LEADER Job Room. A tip-top mat
can get the highest wages going. None
other need apply.
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NoTInE-AllthA mAmhAss-eFtne Board
of Trade are requested to meet at the rooms
fine Board, at two O'Clock this afternoon,
to hear and take action on a report which
will be submitted for their consider alton, by
the cOmmitteeappOinted yesterday for said
purpose.
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board, at 5OKe; 600 bbIS, November delivery at
Phllsdelphis, at 5s1zc-b h b'iliisrti loo bbls
Eureka for December OF SOC. Free Is inactive
Held ct s9o7Os.
Sales of Tar At $500. No demand for Nsptha.
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BUFFALO -MAEKET-sePt. IA
fEH THLNGRAPH.l

FEOur-Firm but quiet.
wheat r I'm 1t dull. Snail sale Green Bay
at 81 5 Racine spring 81 "a; No l Milwaukee
spring offered at the close ct s 80, without sale
torn -FiTm bat dull. Sac 12,bOl bu choice No
l nserly yellow at 76o.
Uats- Quiet and nominal.
Barley-St 1s1a cT Csnsda.
Bye@aIesa at sc.
PeRs-sal 3 ct 96c.
Lard-Salesa ct 2ss26ko-
Whtsky-ssles st So %, closing hrmer, with
tendenoY upward
FOrk-HeaVy mess $50 OOA28 80.
Canal kretghtaDTo New = l5c,
corn l4c, oats &c.
Lake ImpOEta-For "a hours-Flour 66lS bbls,
wheat 70 422 bu. c m 5000, barley 2,S97.
Canal kxpOrIs-For "a hOuTs-Flour b5ls,
wheat 146, 600 Du, corn 81 ,07O, oats 2s. Us.
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DIED,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, september 18th. at Q
O'Clock P. NJ, Mrs. Andrew Bennett, aged s. years.
FuucTl Fridsy, September 18th, at 2 O'Clock P.
Ii from h.r late residence, No. 90 BIownell street.
Friends Of the family are invited to attend.
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TRAINS RUNNING AS UsUAL.-The following
telegraph was received yesterday:
M~EADvILLE, Sept. I4.h.
EDITORS LEADER: The track of the At
lantic & Great Western Railway is now
fully repaired, and trains are running as
usual. G. W. BRADLEY.
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CITY NEWS.

DEATH OF AN ONLY soN.-We were panied
to learn that the only son of George Kin
ney, Esq, Treasurer of Oberlin College,
died Of d~ysentery at Obsrlin Yesterday.
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CRICKET MATcH.-We understand that a
match game st cricket between the Mead
willie and Cleveland cricket clubs, will come
off on the old Fair grounds in this city, next
Ioa-re5 nartin-
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ToNSORIAL,
Triumph OF Art.
Wig Making and ladies' Hair Dressing
VIM. DAY, 46 Public Square,
HAS all IHE IAIESI INVENTORS m WIG WORK

SEE THE ILLUSION WIG-It fits to a charm.
OURL5-FREHOH NATURAL RlHGLErS-
JUS received (direc0 9 large quantity Of this beau
tiful hair. Ladies' please call, examine and see for
yourselves.
SWITCHES AND BRAIDs-A large and well.
selected stock always on hand.
WATERFALLS, BUTTERFLY BOWS, 30.
GENE BOWS and = n HEAD-DRGssES.
made BY the advertiser equal TO those imported,
- Ladies' own BraidB made into any of the
above without injury 70 switch.
Ladies' Hair Dressing, Curling and Hair Quitting
done in the latest and mott prevailing styles.
HAIR DYEIEG.-Psrticular a~ttentioa paid to
this branch Of the business. The bsst Of Dye used.
HOT y GOLD BATHS always ready. The
best bathing apartments In the city. BT
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-15

IMPORTANT RELIGIOUS CONVENTION, "A
convention Of leading men of various de-
nominations will meet in Ibis city on the
9th inst, to consult how to reach more
directly and benefit the masses of the
population by Christian influences. The
call is signed by DR.. Wayland, of Proyi-
dence, Bishop Simpson, of Philadelphis,
DR.. Kirk, of Boston, DR.. Tying and others,
of New York, Henry Ward Beecher, Theo.
Cuyler, DR.. Eells, of Brooklyn, as well as
by leading laymen, such as Jay Cooke, VIM.
E. Dodge, Geo. H. Stuart and others from
almost every State and principal city.
It is not known how many will be in at
tendance, but as the meeting falls neal to
the annual meetings of the American Board
of Foreign Missions at Chicago, at which
several thousands will assemble, it is pos
sible that some hundreds of distinguished
men on their way to Chicago will attend
this convention. It is hoped that our citi-
zens will extend a cordial hospitality to
their houses 10 receive them for a few days.
The Committee of Reception consists of
the following gentlemen:
Rev. ". Il. Goodrich,
Rev. ]. h. Rylance,
Joseph Perkins,
John A. Foot,
Rev. J.. A. Thome,
T. P. Handy,
s. Foljsmbe,
Rev.s. B. Page,
Rev. Charles Hammer,
Horace Benton,
8. Witt,
Dan P. Eells,
L. F. MeIIen,
Rev. j. NJ. Hoyt,
T. D. Crocker.
This committee are requested to meet for
important business at the Office of Joseph
Perkins, EsqY this (Friday) afternoon at
four O'Clock.
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Hay-Firm and in good demand We quote at
ss,OO9l4,OO for new loose $500 for baled, Beaten
pressed.
s-eeds-TimOtby in fair inquiry st Ss,T5@4,CO.
Balt-Sirm st S2,66 for F1hs; ss,oO for Coarse.
ale ana E'Ortar-AAEkst aEe~dy. We QuOts
- iOIoWI |: Present Use IL Ale SO; Stock XXI
Sl4,oOi Ksnnstt s1o,ooi Pale Dream I'll; Pcrts.
ia. HAlf1nd quArter barrels in proportion.
water Ltme-osWsgo and Akron held at
500.
PIaste--"PowsT's" land plaster 5000 per
ton; Oalcined $500 o Dbl.
HOps-Firm. New York ststs 46960o, sooord.
Ing to quality Ohio 3593Oo-
Ea,t-steady. Barley Malt held at $40 Per
hnahAI
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DENTISTRY.
TEETH TEETH
DR.. J. Z. DANIELS,

Late of the firm of HALLIwELL 3 DAHIELs,
still at his old established Dental Rooms, corne 3
Ontario street and Public Square, making those
gems, Artificial Teeth, at the old prices
before the war. An Upper or Lower Set from $40
se G1b. All work warranted anIn-Rl
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Allegheny College,
MEANWHILE, PA.

CALENDAR FOB 1s66-e6
dsy, September 10th, Fal Term opens
"Wednesday, December 10th, Fall Term closer.
Tfurtday, January 4th, Winter Term opens. Fri.
day. March 3Oth, Winter fern CLOSES. Monday,
april I'd, Spring Term opens. ThursdAyI June
9sth. SpriuR fern closes. Commencement
location beaudful, bealthful, and easy ~ofeccssS.
Libraries. cabinets and apparatus unusually ex-
teusivs and valuable. 4 new Boarding hail. with
Completely furnished IoomB,l for the accommoda-
tion Of one hundred students. Boarding rom three
TO four dollars per week
Classes commencing Latin and Greek VIII be
-meu ct the beginning Of the Fal Term.
~. J. TINGLEY,
g52 Secretary Of the Faculty.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF

FORT OF CLEVELAND.
EHTERED...- sspt.mber 1914.
Stmr Morning Star, Viger, Detroit
Prop GRANTEES, WstmoTe. Buffalo
Prop } ortsmouth, beWitt, Buffalo
tark Orphan Boy, Nelson, Buffalo a
schr Somerset, COmmings, Buffalo I'd
Schr Harness, Hotfse. Marquette
schr T Baker, Robinson, HOughtoR
schr Sen Drew, Lee, Satioaw
SchrJ Willard, WilsOa, Buffalo
Schr Quickstep, Bose, Sagin-W
schr q uaVs, Barrall, OlsIsvilIs
scoW sutler Girl, Burliogame, ROndfau
ScoW Mountain Maid, Argyle Avon
scow Black swan, Smith, Black River
Stow T Swan, Pellow, Green Bay
scoE Oonsuello, BulloIk, Black River
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I3-I4.
stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
etmr Ella Burrows, Burrows, TyIcOans
Prop Idaho, COnkey, Chicago
Prop Wisconsin, BrJsn, Toledo
Prop Lowell, Shaver, Ogdensburgh
Prop MAyhoEer, Palmer, Chicago
Sehr W h willard, sherwood, Toledo
5coW 7 Swan, Pelow, Dover
scoW Pot an, jackson, Bay City
scow Mount ia Maid Arsy'e, Avon
Scow Lone Star, Ellis, Ssndusky
SooW OoDsu 10 Bullock, Avon
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coMMIss'N
GnllMAN & HAlLRY.

Produce, Forwarding and Commission
merchants
For the sale Of Flour, Grain, Seeds, Provisions, Ae.
once Ne. a aud IS HsrEin ST., Cleveland, o.
Refer 70 A. K. Spencer, First Rational Bank
Cleveland; Fletcher 4 sharpe, Bankers. IndiaDap-
oils; o. " Saith, Esq General Freight Agent o.
b Ill q. Railroad, Indianapolis augls.3e8
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All the WhlIo We nave peen making this
description of the boat, the Fessenden was
stesning out into the lake, simless so far
as going anywhere was concerned. The
passengers grouped themselves in different
parts of the boat, on the several decks, and
enjoyed the situation and scene with hearth
ness. The more sentimental, impression
able and poetic ladies Wers occupied In
pointing out and going into ecstasies over
the different effects of light on tho water
and on the trees far in the distance, or the
fantastic grouping of the clouds, &C., while
the more practical men, firing of these en-
chantments and ~fAncies, sought to break up
the ennni by going below every once in a
while and imbibing the sparkling cham
payne and cstswba served in tha cabin by
Mr.. Vim. Waller, of Mr.. J. M. Richards es-
tablishment.
About fhalf-past three o'~clockszG6pf.
Kirby put the boat about, and headsd
for the port, in order TO have q race with
the Buffalo screw steamer Arctic. She came
steaming'out in fine style, and, dfYininE
the intention of the F~essenden, did not de-
cline accepting the challenge. Passengers
crowded to all the eligible points, to see the
cutter do it. She gained rapidly on the
Arctic, and passed her in so msster.of (
curse q way, that the scene did not
yield the pleasure from sxcitement
which was experienced by the racing
of the Sherman on her trial trip. The
cutter kept IN her course for four or five
miles, when she wheeled about, c7d --do
up the lake. By this l'ns sigDa q a
thunder storm piled themselves Up in the
western sky, and threw their OmiEOua
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