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Tne WeIIs on Pi.hoIe.

No. lO2, on the Holmden farm, is SOC
feet deep, and just through the third sand
stone. No. lO4, now clear of the twenty.
five feet Of mud found in the bottom, was
tubed yesterr ay, and will be pumped to.
day. No. los has reached the fourth sand.
stone and will be tubed next week. The
United States well is flowing nine hundred
barrels. At the receiving tank of this
well and st the foot of the United States
we'll Stands q WRtchmRn through All noufs
of the day, and no one is allowed to pass
with q match in his pocket.
No. As of the same farm is drilling and
has q good show. 1t will be tHbe1 shortly.
No. Z, Ball farm, is pumping and may
possibly be q good well, but not large
one. No. l9, Rocker farm, pumped oil
last night, but amounted 70 little or moth
ing up TO this morning. The valves do
not work well.
From Mr.. Thompson, one of the own
ers Of No. Is, we learn it is now flowing
six hundred barrels per day. At three
O'CLOCK this morning the tools slipped from
their fastening. The bull wheel was torn
TO pieces, and fragments flew in every
direction, but no one was injured. Yester
day morning the Homestead we'll stopped
flowing. Probably the cause is the burst
ing of the seed bag. If this is all it will be
going again in few days We shall visit
it again tomorrow and ascertain, if posi-
bic, the cause OF its stopping.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-04

greenbacks, others State and Rail Road
stocks, and not few vouchers for cotton,
guaranteed by Insurance Companies
Western cities are very fully represented
The demand appears to be large from sll
parts of the Union. Business of the last
two weeks has perhaps exceeded that of
any other fortnight in the history of our
trade. The market is completely bare of
cotton goods. The mills are producing as
much as the limited supply Of hands permits,
but the products are scarcely three. quarters
OF ordinary years, fInd is quite inadequate
to the present demand. Woolen mills are
working to their full capacity, bat are BE-
hind hand, and their productions are sold
IN advance. This condition has resulted
in general advance of prices, especially
in cotton goods, and prices are SO unsettled
that quotations ara only guesses, and we
consequently suspend our customary list
OF prices, observing simply that at the
close of business yesterday prices we're
about ten per cont. higher than q week ago
with q streng upward tendency.
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A NOTE.
a NVEBs
Ynnr Snniamher Q

NEW 1ORk1 OepLenOer A'
A statement originating in reports oces-
stoned by the omission of the monthly
statement of the condition of the Treasury
has called out the following note:
TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES,
WASHINGTON, September lst, 1866. J
To the Editors of the New York Evening
Post:
Your money article of Monday last,
August 2Sth, contains the following: ut Is
reported that compound interest notes of
recent date are in circulation, showing thAt
the currency is expanding instead of being
contracted" Now, when assure you that
the notes of recent date you speak oI
have been issued in exchange for such as
have run from six months to year, and
that in this wsy over $3,OOO,OOO in &C
crued interest has already been saved to
the Government, you will see that while
YOUR reported fact is true your experience
Is far from being so. Will you please
make the proper correction Z
VeIy respectfully, yours,
+. s. SPINNER,
Tressurer of the United States.
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FROmNEW YORK.

NEW YORK, September 2.
Gold rather easier. The payment of
$4,3I9, ,25O in gold, upon IO:4O coupons,
due yesterday, will temporarily aug
ment its supply. 1t is not expected that
the requirements for duties will be so large
this month as in August, and should the
sub-Treasury continue its sales the market
may be kept easy and the premium station
ary. The quotation this morning was
1444@l4SS.
The Coroner's Jury, in the case of the
collision on the Long Island Railroad,
have rendered verdict in substance as
follows: That the collision was produced
by the careIessness of the railroad, J. Race,
conductor of the mail train, and Jas. White,
engineer of the express train; that Louis
C. Sands and Daniel +. Chase are not con-
sidered responsible; eensuring Oliver Char
lick. President of the Railroad Company,
for the carelessness and irregular manner
in which the trains are run, and consider
ing him Indirectly responsible for the
catastrophe. Two of the jurors find D. f.
Chase, engineer of the mall train,
also guilty of cArlessness- Another juror
finds Louis @. Sands, conductor of the ex-
press train, also guilty of carelessness.
Three other Jurors find K. j. Race, conduc-
ter, and Daniel F. Chase, engineer, of the
mail train guilty of carelessness and mat
tention to their duties, and recommend
that more definite rules be adopted Tor run
ming irregular trains.
Sheriff Snedcker, who was one Of the
jury, declined voting on the question Of
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OIL NEWS,
h. r. Taylor at PrthOIs.

B. F. Taylor, the well-knoWn poet-edito
os the Chicago JOErssal, is visiting the oi
regions and describing the curious phase
OF life and business there for the benefit o
his paper. Here is what he says of Holm
den Farm and Pithole City:
HEight weeks ago the farm was ready
for corn, and paths meandeFed across the
bare fields where the COWS swung them.
selves to snd fro bstween the pasture and
the milking To-day 1t bears 3 new growth.
A city has risen before the farmers' aston.
lshed eyes, and the old quiet Of his humble
nome Is washed away by the surges of a
busy multitude. On the 22d day Of May
last the surveyor was sighting his way
along the metes and bounds of land worth, 3
year ago, hardly ten dollars per acre. Now
almost two hundred and fifty houses are
drawn up in squares upon the spot. The
United States or Frszer well, was struck
on The lst Of JADury, ls65-a New Years
gift flowing two hundred and seventy five
barrels per day, ct the depth of COS feet
MessFs. Dunesn- and Prather had bought
the farm at $25, 900, and had been drilling
during the last months of the year ga
The prospect was cloudy, and Mr.. Prather,
heartily sick of making eyelet-holes was
In Philadelphia, just consummating q sale
A Hash came over the wires from the will
derness to the Quaker City. The telegram
was lsconic enough to have come from the
iemOnis; "Don't sell" But it was
significant enough, and he obeyed it, and
hRstenad home. Let me trece his fortunes
q minute. A bred and born Venangosn, a
small merchant at Plumer, four miles or so |
from the site of the future city struggling |
along with varied suecass once on tha |
very verge of bankruptcy, slthous h he had |
little to lose, this man can now talk of q /
million Of dollars with wonderful serenity.
But alss. he has nobody to share il. His
well, unlike Jacobs, has no Rachel at If.
Pithole City is to Petrolia what Boston
s to the Universe-its centre and hub
How long 1t will last, no one can tell
These towns and cities suggest she federal
amps l have seen. They had streets.
hey were permanent; but to-morrr,v1 ~
morning or the next, they were gone; ibsd
olded their tents like the Arabs apd had
ilently passed away So these cities are
'itched wherever ell is struck, and tbitber
'ours the multitude Not legs than three
n0ussnd people are stopping here-prob-
bly, more-Snd other thousands are going
nd coming every day. And this is a city,
1at Ii It were cali, it would hardly do to |
'ean, for only two full moons ever shone
pom 1t Laden wagons come laboring in |
'ithout cessing. Huge boxes of dry
oods marked 'Pithole City, whisky in
1ch quantities that you begin to think
ne Key to the Keystone state is l0hiskey,
nd the oil upon which the town and It's
wing tides are floating, FIVE barrels load,
forever rolling out Talk of the palace
black marble the Arab saw built before :
lorningi no vine but JonAh's, that grew :
night Is fit to run in tue gardens of
ithOle City"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-04

The Board Of Trade BaDquetat Chicago
The banquet of The Ohiesgo Board Of
Trade, on Thursday night last on the oces-
sion of the opening of the new Board OF
Trade building in that city, was not report
ed by the Chicago papers, much to the dis
gust of the various gentlemen who expect
ed 20 see their names and their eloquent
remarks in the columes Of the morning
dsiIies. It seems that during the address
of .ae first speaker at the banquet the re-
porters who were present respectfully re-
ouested the President Mr.. Randolph, to
have the speakers respond from the upper
end Of the hall, as, on account Of the noise
and confusion which prevailed, the responses
TO the toasts could not otherwise be heard.
He courteously consented TO comply with
THAR request. But, soon after, Mr.. ClAry,
the chairman of the Banquet Committee,
.vho had allowed himself to become intox-
icstsd. came to the reporters table, and
offered 8 grAsuitOus insult, mixed with In
coherent profanity, to the gentlemen there
seated, whereupon they left the room in l
body. Mr.. ClAry has probably concluded
nv this time that she woke up the wrong
T,.ssengsFD by insulting the Chicago news
paper.men.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-04
ETATE 0F TRADE.

NEW YORK, September z.
Trade in foreign dry goods continues
remarkably active. The supply, though
large, is quite inadequate to the demand,
especially of finer qualities of goods, and
with q general scarcity, prices are corre-
spondingly high. At a sale of French
worsted goods, st the close of the week,
prices we're lOsl5 per cent. higher than
those of previous sales lmPOrtstions OF
dry goods for the previous week, were
s2 s33, al, against $l,466,259, for corre-
aponding week of 1864. The market
tor the sale of domestic fabrics has
been much excited during the week. The
South is largely represented. Many of
the merchants from that section are set
Ting up their old debts; some in full and
others by the best compromise they are
able to make. The purchases of southern
merchants are not individually large, but
in the aggregate are quite imp frant.
Some bring specie for payment U.aerH
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-04
DAILY LEADER.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER a, 1865.
PoIItIcs In Arkansas.

On Monday, October 9, :he people of
Arkansas will elect the three members of
Congress to which that Stste is entitled by
the Apportionment of 1860. Governor
Murphy, in his proclamation, directs
special attention to the act of the Legisls-
ture disfranchising all who have been in
rebellion since the 18th of April, 1854, the
dAte of organization of the loyal State gov
ernment, and says he will require its most
rigid enforcement This makes the lately
reconstructed" squirm. They are filling
the air with howls of unconstitutional pro-
scription, and their lawyers are flooding
the State with arguments to show thst the
set is null and void. These demonstrations
on their part have led Governor Murphy
TO recall his recommendations for special
pardons and to announce that he will act
upon no more cases st present. II the ISt
Distri.t Helena and White River) Col
TN. Jacks, and Col. David @. Gross, are
announced as candidates. The counties
are completely organized with loyal Sher-
IFS snd Judges, and it is believed the cleo
tion will pass off peaceably. 1t is not ex-
pected, however, that the Federal garrisonl
in the State, numbering some 10000 men,
win be much reduced until after the cleo
4inn
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-04
GENERAL LEE.

NEW YORK, September 3.
The Hersld's Richmond correspondent
saws: Gen. Lee has, within few days
practically set about the task of writing q
history of the war. The forthcoming work
will be- written from rebel standpoint
and in this view will constitute an exceed
inglv valuable contribution TO historical
literature of this century. Gen. Lee is hv-
ing in great quiet and humility on an OBJ
,Ic1re and well nigh miserable farm, tbs
property of friend, in Cumberland Co,
Va His sons and nephew, with shghi
aid comparatively, have raised magnif'
cent crop of corn on the White House
Farm.
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FROaI mENICO.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 2.
1t Is said that the Imperislists have oc-
cupied Hermosills, in the interior of the
State of Sonora, and have undisputed pos
session of the surrounding country for some
distance in all directions. The principal
portion of the Republican force about
5000, had joined the Imperislists, and Pis-
quirs, the Republican Governor, deserted
by all but 200 of his men, had fled. The
Imperislists still held Gusyomas, and no
Republican troops of consequence were in
the vicinity
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-04
TEXAS NEWS.

NEW YeRK, September 8.
The steamer Morning Star, from New
Orleans, the 26th, has arrived here.
Late Texas papers contain the follow.
ing news
Thos. G. Moore, one of the Recorders Of
Judge Dsvin's Court, at Austin, has been
arrested by the Provost Marshal. - No
charge is stated.
other arrests have been made upon the
charge OF making away with public prop
erty after its surrender. IL.
Accounts of terrible atrocities commit
ted by the Indians on the border are given,
and United States military force has been
applied for to render protection. General
Merritt is using his cavalry. .e
The Texas papers are filed with articles
describing the situation in which the
Southerners are left by the failure of the
rebellion, and counseling renewed loyalty
to the old government.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-04
FROM FORTREss EuOHROE-

FORTRESS MONROE, September 1.
JEFF. Davis has been attacked with ery-
sipelss for the second time since his i'm
prisonment- The first attack WAS very
slight, but this one is more severe, although
not looked upon IS serious.
The health of Mr.. Clay is improving.
By the direction of the Secretsryo of War,
board of inquiry is to convene at Fortress
Monroe TO investigate the facts pertaining
to the management of the hospital st Camp
Hamilton. Fhe DOarQ CONSISTS Uf Msj0H j.
s. Baker, Surgeon II. j. Bancroft, and
Captain S. P. CorlIss. They have author
ity to send for persons and papers that
may all them to make thorough investi-
cation
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-04

VIM. Allen, Esq, of this city, returned
from Washington last evening, having
With him his pardon papers, granted to
him by the President of the United States.
Mr.. Allen is confessedly the wealthiest man
to-day in the State of Virginia, as he was
before and during the war.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-04
ACCIDENT...FIRs.

BOSTON, September 2.
Miss AcGregor, daughter of james Nc
GregOr, President of the State Bank of
this city, was accidentally shot at North
Conway, N. h, yesterday, and died in
stsltly.
A fire occurred last night in the upper
stories Of the Worcester r r. Depot, oc-
eupied by Buckley 81 Co, furniture deal
ers, was destroyed. Loss $4,000. In
aurnd
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The MapIe Shade.

The old Maple Shade well, which has
been producing fifty barrels per diem Tor
the last few mOnths, burst its seed bag last
Friday. The well is now being cleaned
out and will be re-tubed to-day. This is
the first time the tubing has been with,
drawn in twenty five months.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-04
RAILaUAD ACCTDENr.

ALBANY, September 2.
An accident occurred on the Steamboat
Express train over the Central Road, due
here at P. NJ, by the breaking of sn
axle. The baggage car was thrown of the
track and the baggage man, named Smith,
was instantly killed. The Express mes
senger and one or two others were slightly
injured, but none of the passengers were
hurt
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-04

A great meeting was held in Detroit on
Thursday evening last to inaugurate q
movement for the erection of State
monument to the fallen soldiers from
Michigan. A large throng was present
and was sloquently addressed by e1.GOv.
Blair, Hon. w. A. Howard, Hon. P.
Hayden, and Generals Morrow, Wilcox
and Outcheon. Ten thousand dollars we're
subscribed during the meeting for the
object for which il was held, and measures
taken 20 increase the amount at once.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-04

The Latest News
i EY TELEGRAPH.
LAST NIGHTS REPORT,
FOREIGN NEWS
The Cholera Disappearing f!
Is it Coming Westward /?
THE CABLEI.
II will be Laid Next Season.
General Lee, HIS Book, his Parm
ana his Family.
THE WIRZ TRIAL
+" Horrors upon Horrors Head
Accumulate"
Verdict on the Long Island Rail
Road Slaughter.
OfllCeFS Of The read Gems Ured
The 10Th Corps Dissolved.
The Freedmen i'm Tennessee.
Excellent Reports OF their
Habits and Success:
LATE FR0Id new ORLEANS |
The Freedmen i'm Tennessee.
EXGellent Reports OF their
Habits and Success:
LITE rnnrn mrIII nnnrmn
FROM OIL CITY.
I'peOiAl pispatoh to the Cleveland LrADEHl

4 PsclAI Ilspatoh % the cleveland LrADEBl
OIL CITY. September 2.
Well No. 81, Holmden Farm, has in
creased eleven hundred barrels SINCE the
26th ult..
The Holmstead Well, on the Hiner
Farm, Pithole Creek ceased to flow on the
3lst
The United States Well ceased to flow
yesterday evening.
There have been several heavy rains
here lately.
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FRs,M AAARAMA.

NEW YORK, September 2.
Gen Andrew ]. Smith, commanding the
10th army corps, issued on the ssh ult, at
Montgomery, Ala, an order ann ouneIng
the dissolution of that organization.
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GOV. IpARsONs' PKOCLAmAT1ON.

NKw YORK, September 8.
Provisional Governor Parsons, of Ala
oama, hss issued proclamation instruct
ing the people how to proceed in regard to
taking the osth of allegiance and preparing
themselves To- become eligible TO vote fer
members of the State delegation, or to serve
as delegates In the same. He also Alludes
to the lAwlessness which is 30 prevalent in
the State, and tells the offenders that if they
do not stop their criminal conduct volun-
tarily he will call upon the militia, who
will compel-them to do so.
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mOre Valuable lhan Gold
BRTAN,s LIE PILLS

PURIFY TIE BLOOD,
ReaoUe Headache, Dizziness, GiddRess, DTossiness,
Unpleasant Dreams Dimness Of Sighf, Indigestion,
Cleanse bte Stomach and Bos0els,
1aGure NEW LIFE In the Debilltstsd, and
RESTORE THE SICK TO PERFECT HEALTH.
Try them they only cost 70 Is, II yOu cam
not get them OF your druggist, send the money 20
DR.. !. BRYAN. OoDsutmg PhYsician, 442 Broad
way, P. d. Boz 500, and theJ will be sent by re-
tura mall, post paid Dealers supplied by Demas
Barnes . Co wholesale Agents, New York.
For sale by G. W. OLARK, Druggist, ll9 euPe.
riOr street Cleveland. sep4 :r6:N lStd
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TO LADIES.
II you Ftquire reliable remedy TO restore you,
NJ HlRVErs EEMnE PILLS

Un. uhnNEl TEWhLE TlLLS.
A Tsr-faiing remedy for the removal Of Obstruo-
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safe and sure and will nature in every
TbeT also efficacious in all of Wesknefs
whites, PrOlApsus, &C. Sold ia boxes containing
o. pilis, price One Dollar
Send for Dr. q ARVEY's Private Medical dvis-
er, addressed to females; loo pages giving foil in
GtructioDs, 10 cents required for postage. If you
cannot purchase the pilis OF your druggist, they
will be sent, post paid, secure from ebserV AtiOn
receipt Of Uns UOllAr, by Dr. J. Bryan Consult
ing Physician, 4a2 Broadway, N. Y. p. o. Box
bO79. Dealers Eupplisd by Dsmas BsTnas 4 Co.,
Wh 'Issale Agents, New York.
For sale By G.. W. CLARK, Druggist, lis Sups-
rior street, O.eYeland. ep4:r6:Ws1StI
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For Lake 6uPerIOrs-The new, large and
elegant steamer METEOR, Thos. Wilson, Master,
will leave our dock fer Lsks Superior, Monday,
S. ptember 4th, AZ P. NJ. The Meteor this trip
will go to La Pointe and Bayhe'd, and will stop
going And returning at intermediate pOrts.
For frsighG or passage apply to -a- -e
GABRErsON 4 CO., Agents,
nnrai.9A3 No River It. CleYeland, 0.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-04

To PrfnteFs.-We have for sale in quantities
to suit, Bngham's Celebrated Boiler Comp Isition;
also, Palner's Pstent Composition. the best and
most durable extsnt All orders by mail promptly
attended to. Address LEADER co., Cleveland,
Ohio, HnSI
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-04

Cleveland InstitUte.-The Eighth Annual
Session OF Cleveland Institute will commence on
Wednesday morning, September 9Th. The hack
win run a. VISUAL for the accommodation Of day
pupils from she city. augSI:242
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Pearls ami Rubies.-White teeth cropping
out from ridges OF ruby, breath spicy the airs
from ArAbE the BleEt. Who can resist such fascl-
nations To realize them, to psrpetuAte them, to
make the mouth . cAsket Of pearls and rubies, and
every sigh gush offrsgranoe, all yOu have to do,
fair ladies' to use that matohIess vegetable pre-
pAratiOF, Fragrant sOzOdoDt. IeP4
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-04

The mortality of Chicago for July was
426, which is st the rate of about one &C
forty of the people per year.
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Fine Chance for CapitaIists.-The Avery
Block. on MerwIn street, for sAlei sl1 feet frOnt
on Merain street, l61z on the River. and III FEET
deep. Apply at once at the once Of c. W. O. W
NOBLE, $50 Superior street. sOg29242
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ST. CATHARINE's, @. W., September 2.
The navigation through the Welland
cauAi WAS resumed at noon to-day.
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The Fur TraOe.-We have beautiful stock
otLsdies' Dress Furs Of our own manufActurs, now
on hand, and parties wiIhing ohoiCs article and
desirous of avoiding the crowd, will do we'll to
maks their purchases early,
8. 4. FULLER 4 90,
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Ell. Farmer a Co., bankers, 145 Superior
street, under the Wsdden House, pay the highest
price for September and November cold Coupons.
ang3e94O ..-
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An Experiences Teacher desires limit
ed number OF Scholars on the PiAnO-Forte. In
ouIre ct IS Eagle street. sepl:242
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Mr.. Dunlap, Baltimore merchant LEFT
Norwich on Friday with 8 crate OF Nal
tese kittens 70 supply the demAnd In Bal
timore, where the feline species are very
gRfco,
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PearIs and Rubiea.-WhIte teeth croI

auction Sale of Store Fixtures Sale Casing.
81 OuTU1r-5 'rv''O- s'0'0' e--.A str1et, Tuesday,
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WaHted-A young man TO take charge of the
LEADER In Brooklyn. Apply at our Counting
Room. ang5O
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Ice for RaIe.-s1O tons Ice for sale in guam
titles to suit purchasers.
ROSE & PBENTISs,
sus25a4a I4a and IA Ontario St