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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-25

Saturday Nights Report.
panama AdYices,
NEW YORK, September %.

NEW YORK, september 23.
Per steamer New York, from Panama,
we learn that Panama had been kept in
continual excitement by reports from the
seat OF war in the interior, but quiet was
finally produced by dispatch from the
commander of the government forces that
all the rebel leaders had been arrested,
together with large portion of their fol-
lowers, and that the entire revolution in
shat state might be considered at an end.
Col. Alexander r Mckee, United States
Consul at Pansma, had died at that place,
after weeks illness, of dysentery. His
funeral was the largest ever witnessed in
Panama,
Captain Davenport, of the United States
flag. ship Lancaster, has been put in charge
Of the consulate until q successor is sp.
pointed.
The death of ]. B. Hopkins, Chief En-
gineer of the California s. Buenaventura
Railroad, is also announced.
Trouble appears TO be brewing through
out the Republic, and from Santa Martha
we have news of further revolutionary
movements there-tbe seizure of the place
being threatened by the rebels under
Fuentes.
The prospects of the rebels in Peru are
reported not so bright as previous accounts
represented them, and it is thought that
the government will succeed in putting
them down.
The passage Of law tolersting religious
worship of all kinds in Chilli has been sat-
isfactorily settled.
The government has called for tenders
for scheme of steam communication to
England, via Straits.
Business at Valparaiso is much improved.
Exchange on England 452s464.
The authorities Of Salvador recently held
q summary court martial on General Bar
rios, as 8 revolutionist, and had him shot
He was notified of his sentence at eleven
o'clock at night and shot st four o'clock
the next morning. His execution had
created general dissatisfaction throughout
Central America.
The United States flag ship Lancaster
remains in Panama hsrbor, as also the
Cyane. The latter will soon proceed 10
sea.
The New York brings $l.Os9,OOO in
specie.
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Sou hern News.

NEw YoRK, September "a.
The steamers Constitution and Varniu
from Savannah, arrived on the 2lst inst.
General Sexton and staff, and General
King, commanding at Augusta, had ar
rived at Savannah.
Mail communication by stage coaches
had been established with Charleston.
Railroads were doing almost as well as
previous TO the war.
Ex-Governor Brown had arrived home at
Macon and expressed his utmost confidence
that prudent action on the part of the
Southern States would speedily restore
AsW TO the enjoyment of equal rights as
Much of the cotton around Macon was to
be shipped soon to Savannah.
Quite serious FIRE had occurred at Col
umbus, Ga.
A letter from Fernandina, Fla, to the
Savannah Herald says the notorious FInne-
pan had returned, sorry he ever went into
the rebellion.
The freedmen are the most numerous
population st FsrnsDdina. They are in
dustrious, orderly, temperate, and frugal.
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From washington.

WASHINGTON, September "a.
Mr.. Deasembujs, the new Minister from
Brazil, yesterday presented has credentials,
to which the President replied ss follows /:
Mr.. Dsasembujs-TheI Imperial letter of
credence which you bring bears appre-
cistive testimony that you have maintained
SO high a character, and exercised so wide
an influence at home that feel entirely at
liberty to assure you OF an agreeable recep-
tion, no. only in diplomatic circles, but
amone the people of the United States.
recipi ocate towsrds Brazil the good feelings
you have expressed in regard 70 our eoun-
Try in the name of your sovereign. Brszil
is already great State, and has elements
VIII ,ch enable her to become leader an ong
nations. regret that in times past no
closer relations were allowed to exist be-
tween Brazil and the Uniisd States, Holding
similar positions on the shores of the Amer
icsn continent, they ought not TO be
merely good neigh bOrs, brt intimately as
socisted together in political ss we'll as in
commercial intercourse. It is my strong
desire TO cOntribute4tO that association. Our
policy il one which is simple and easy to
be understood, We wish to promote the
progress of civilization in this hem
isphere, and for that purpose the develop
ment of material resources, the mproVement
of commerce, and the introduction as fast as
possible, of free, intelligent labor into the
virgin fields of the continent. Instead OF
Weakening new American states in our VI
cinity, We wish to impsrt strength TO them
by reposing in them . generous constance,
rather than, by indulging in meanr5eelopsy
of their prosperity, or a-querulous dlsPosi-
tion in regard to the manner in which their
governments are administered. / believe
we all wish to impress them with the con-
Viction that all nations of America, if they
would continue to exist, must aspire to
absolute self-suetaining Independence and
to perfect political equality with other
nations Of the earth, and if Brazil shall
agree with rs in this policy, We shall here
after be not only close friends, but practi-
cally We shall become firm and fast allies.
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from New OrIenn..

NEW ORLEANS, September 81.
Cotton firm; 1000 bales sold at 4la42c
The weeks sales were 10000 bales; re-
ceiptS, $4,000 bales; stock, $4,000 bales.
Sugar and molasses quiet
Freights TO New York &c.
Exchange Ssl5c demand on New York.
The steamer Kensigum arrived from
Boston.
Governor Welles' proclamation, calling
for the election Of Congressman and State
officers on the first Monday in November,
was issued today.
Carl Schurz has arrived from an inspect
ing tour into the interior of Georgia and
Mississippi. He is on his way to the
North. 1gs a T
General O5erhaus has assumed the COM
msnd OF the Department of Mississippi,
General Slocum having gone North.
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Special Report.
FINANCIAL.


NEW YoRK, September %.
The stock market shows partial relax.
alton from the strength of yesterday.
There was disposition 10 realize on the
late advance, which on some stocks caused
decline A moderate line of shorts is
being put out in anticipation Of . down.
ward reaction from present prices. Itholds
as rule that roads that are earning large
ly have considerable real strength, while
roods showing less favorable results are be-
ing changed for more prosperous stocks.
Gold. bearing Government stocks con-
iinue firm, but 7-3Os are dull and lower.
Large amounts are offered, and there is not
sufficient confidence to encourage liberal
buying at late rates.
State stocks are less active and shade
lower. ---.-- -.-.-
There is very moderate iuquiry for
money, and the rate of interest slightly
favors borrowers on call. The general rate
on the street is 5 per cent, with few ez-
ceptions at per cent. The banks mostly
ly tend to SIX per cent on demand.
Gold is active and steady at yesterdsys's
quotations. There is less inquiry for Gold
loans. The prospect of prepayment Of
the interest on 5-2Os has very little effect
upon the premium. The receipts from
customs have been very heavy this week
over three millions.
Foreign exchange is nominal
PETROLEUM sToCKs.
Petroleum very brisk. The demand
has prevailed principally for export and
prices have advanced, closing firm at 374
for crude, 81 for refined in bond and 80 for
refined free. -.
Petroleum stocks quiet. bro
The following are tbs closing prices:
Pit Hole Creek 715; Webster l5s; Excel
sior rs; Germania "a; Oil Creek 225; Tack
SO; United States 2770.
THE MARKETs.
The Post has the following review of the
wholesale market.
There mas Deen mucn excitement IN the
market for bresdstufa. During the week
flour has advanced from so to soc per bar
rel This upward tendency has checked
all demand for export The movement is
partly speculative.
Wheat advanced Sc per busheL The
market for other articles has been very
quiet.
Ths cotton market fuctuased during the
week, but there has been no excitement at
the close the market was dull at 45 to S54
for middling.
The coffee market for Rio ruled very
firm, especially for prime lots, which are
scarce st 18a22c.
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Special Report.
FENIANISM.

FBNIANISM.
Another great Fenian demonstration if
advertised for Wednesday evening next Al
the Cooper Institute. Delegates from neigh
boring cities will be in attendance.
wORKNGMENs' CONVENTION.
On Monday convention ofthe Working
mons Union will be held at Albany to con-
slider three questions, viz:
1st. The abbreviation of the hours of Ia
Dor.
I'd. The exclusion of pardoned convicts
frem employment to the detriment of hon
est mechanics.
Sd. The regulation of the laws ofappren-
ticeship.
The first question has been long and
widely discussed, but the two last are COM
paratively new. The association complains
Undergraduates of Sing Sing are permitted
to compete with the respectable portion of
the laboring classes,and owing to the inefi-
cient system of apprenticeship, the num-
Der of good wOrkmsn in every branch is
growing less year by year.
THE wIRz TRIAL.
WASHINGTON, September %.
The prosecution in the Wirz trial finally
closed to day. One hundred and twelve
witnesses have been placed on the stand,
and these were not more than half of those
summoned. The defence has over one
hundred witnesses summoned, but it is not
likely that over thirty or forty will be in
attendance.
PARDON SEEKERS.
At the Presidents house to-day, the
crowd of pardon seekers was very great,
occupying, not only the passages to the
executive apartment, but a portion of the
east DOM, completely absorbing the atten-
tion of the President. Among those pres
ent were Extra Billy Smith and Fayette
McMillsn, of Virginia. The latter is
anxious about his pardon.
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LEADER.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1855.
Tunis and che United states.

A letter IRON Genoa TO the New York
Tribune announces that the Bey of Tunis
has sent deputstIOn, headed BY Brigsdier
General oEnan Haschem, 70 the President
of the United States, to congratulate him
on the triumph of the Government over
the late rebellion. The deputAtiOn WAS at
last advices at Paris and will soon arrive
in this country. They bear letter of
confidence from the Bey to Mrs. Lincoln,
and also message to Mr.. Seward, con-
graduating him on his escape from the
hsnds Of Assassins.
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Sales 0aAnnI

BOSTON, September 23.
The Commercial Bulletin reports sales
Of wool as very heavy. The sales of one
house alone for the week, foot up to nearly
100000 lbs, of another $50, 600 lbs, Of
another 100000 lbs, of another 27s 600
lbs, snd several others upwards of 100, 200
lbs. each, footing up grand aggregate of
about 2.oo0,o 900 lbs, all domestic staple, and
almost ths entire amount taken for actual
consumption.
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Fira.


NEW YORK, September %.
The printing office of Williams & Scott,
Spruce street. was destroyed by fire this
morning. An ong the papers printed
there were the Leader, Atlas, Citizen, Bry
Goods Reporter, Shoe and Leather Re.
porter, Commercial Bulletin, New Yorker,
Democrat, Sunday Times, and the Courier.
The edition of the Courier printed for this
week, was lost. All these papers will
suffar DELAY. z.
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NEw YoRK September %.
The steamer New York, which arrived
b4s9 fsaue A&pinRauy pasds
twenty minutes, being the quickest passage
on record. The Bsltic's quick trip was
made in six days and twenty.one hours.
Over $500 Were raised among the psssen-
gers to purchase service of plate for
capt. T'inklepaugh, and $3.50 moro for
the coal passers
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Tho Rxeurs1Ortrfr,

BUFFALO, September %.
The English party are being entertained
here to-day by the Board of Trade and
city. They went on sn excursion on the
lake, and this evening have 3 banquet at
the Tiff House.
Z They return to Niagara Falls tonight
and on Monday leave for Clevelsnd.
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Universities COnvenfIon.

NV YoRK, September 3.
The United States Universalist Conven-
tion met at MiddletoWn, Connecticut Sep.
tember 10th. The attendance was large,
and rather important matters were consid-
cred. The delegation from Indiana came
instructed to urge the convention TO an
immediate effort for missionary operations
Representation was made that the North.
western Conference intend holding another
meesing at Chicago in October, when they
viii proceed to raise 100000 for educs-
tional and ministerial purposes. Thecon-
yention adjourned to meet next year, at
Galesburg, Illinois.
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AIabama ConrenfIon.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, September q.
The Alabama Convention passed an or.
of 80 to 3. ~ =
The Convention also passed an ordinance
dividing the State into six Congressional
districts.
The Committee on the Ordinances Of
Secession reports early next week.
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Arrest of Civil Authorities.

SHREvBPoRT, Ls, September 13.
The Provost Marshal Of the Freedmen
has arrested the Judge, Sheriff, District
Attorney and Jury of the Tenth Judicial
District for trying negroes charged with
larceny. The Superintendent Of Freedmen
says that Jurisdiction over negroes, during
the existing Interpretation Of the civil law,
belongs exclusively to his Bureau. The
Judge gives notice of an appeal
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NV Yopx. septsmber %

NEW YORK, September %.
James Wright, formerly clerk in the
employment of Frederick Bosss, dealer in
furs and silks, Maiden Lane, has been ar
rested on charge of having robbed his
late employer Of silks and furs, valued at
$4,000. About $4,000 worth have been
recovered.
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Devastation . fer the Shenandoah.

INV IUkbI oepItIHUoT "a
The Panama Star, of the 9th, says that as
soon as the dispatch reached Acapulco Civ
ing news of the destruction of Amei lean
whalers by lhe rebel pirate Shenandoah,
the commander of the English war steamer
Devastation, then lying in harbor, sought
au interview with Capt. G. P. Scott, of the
.. 6. steamer Sarins, and informed him he
should set sail immediately with the Devss-
tation in pursuit of the Shenandoah, and
should treat the rebel cruiser as pirate
and capture her wherever she might be
found. He was as good as his word, and
left port as soon as his ship could be got
under way,
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PROTECTION.
ter from Hon. >. $, Morrli'. OF VI

Letter from Hon. !. s. MoFrIl', of vi
The writer of the following letter, re-
ceived BY our Society for Protection, ia
we'll known as the author of the Morrill,
Tariff Act of 1861 He has served with
great distinction in Congress since 1866, is
an old member of the Ways and Means
Committee, and is everywhere regarded
as one of our sblest hnanciers, q standard
authority on the industrial system, and 8
deep thinker on questions relating to our
national development and material pros
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alndinnnea pns.n,i

MONTGOMERY, ALA, September 81.
The Convention to day passed an ordi-
nance rstlfying all laws passed by the Leg
islsture during the war not inconsistent
with the C-.i- .l..-- U. ths United States,
and all ordinances of the present Conven-
ton except that concerning the issue of
the Treasury Notes and Bonds.
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GOId Harket.

New York, September %.
Gold is active but steady st yesterdays
quotations. There is less inquiry for loans
st gold rates, continuing at per cent. per
day. The range of Quotations has been
from l433 to l43s
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From san FrancIscO.

SANlFRANcIsCo, September q.
The ship Ofpheus from New York has
srrived. ---- -.,- .-.=4, -.-
An arrival from Shanghai, brings dates
from that port to the 29.h of July. The
news is unimportant.
Tho steamer HAiokau was burned as
Canton on the 10Th of July.
Continuous rains had fallen at Shanghai.
The consumption of meat had peen pro-
hibited Tor three DAYS.
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Banquet.

BALTIMORE, September 23.
The banquet to the Grand Lodge, given
by the merchants of Baltimore, last night,
was q grand affair. The Southern repre-.
sentatives appear to be particularly pleased
with their entertainment.
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General Grant,

NEW York, September %.
The Posts Washington special OF to-
day says that General Grant is expected in
Washington on the 9th inst.
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CHICAGO, September %.
A locomotive on the North western rail
road exploded its boiler in this city this
forenoon, killing the engineer and q woman
named Dyer, and injuring several others,
two fatally.
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WAsHINsToN, September %.
The Tribune's Washington special SAYS
Chief Justice Chase has gone 70 New
England.
Receipts from the Internal Revenue to-
dav are 81. 200 900.
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NEW YORK, September %.
One of the officers of the Working Mems
Protective Association, 1t is said, has ab-
seconded with $4,000.
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MAL0NE, PETIT d CO.,
SCI 2S:24s 127 snd 1a9 River street,

Gold COuPOns.-septembsr November snd
January Go Coupons and .. per cent. Com
pound Interest Notes OF 1884. bought at bigehst
market rates By L. J. FARMER . CO., Bsnkers,
No. l4S Superior street, under WeddeH Houre.
Ia -N
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NV ADVERTTsEMENTs
DROCL4MATION-T FTIIY No.

DhOOLAMATION- FELIX NICoL A
shsTin q Oeyah ga County, hio, DO here by
Tuesday, the 1OLh day OF Ocsober, A. ID Iss5 I,
fne osy apSoiutsd By la . for holding the General
hleeaon IN the State Of Chfo, at uh Gu tine ~, l
WI essemols a. their seVe al places Of hoIdiug
eleetons In their respective 4 1W1ships and wards
ana pro eed, BY ,lloT, TO vote for the following
Stote and County ono n, to Wtt:
One Sovernor, One Iisuienant Governor Two
Sooe es OF the urreme Oourf, One State Tre.surer
t'ne Attorney neral. One School, Oommissirner'
OHe Olerk II the supre0e SCu.t, One Me uber Of
Sne ard Of Public Works.
dreasuref, ole Prosecuting Attorney, One County
Oomnis iontr, one coroner
Given under ny hand, the Court Eousa in the
city 81 Cleveland, this 18th day Of Sept mbsr, A.
.epz5:25i FSLIx NICOLA, sheriff.
GUARDIAN'S SALE.-In pursuance
~ Of en- order Of the PtObats @, urt, in and ,or
shs Ocuuty Of Gu ahosA, In the State Of Ohia. [
Viii cell At pubio Veadus st the door Of the Court
aouse 10 the city Of Cleveland, on the SOth day Of
ssPtembsr, it65 at o'cock p NJ, ths 1oll wing
described real fstate, 80 Wit: Eftuats in the Town
ship Of B ookiyn, in be County Il UuyI hogs Chic.
No described 81 fUl,OwS: b ing Bubdiyision lots
Nos 81 and 30 Of '. r Elliot 81 bd visioa Of psrt0
o. lots u and l3 in said Brookiy Townshfp font
ing on Henry street Said lot 81 contains IO-lOO
acres, and lot 80 OntaiRs 65-l00 acres.
IARss-One third cash in hand on day Of SALE
one-fhtrd ioons lear, and one-third In tWo years,
seeared y mortgsge on the premisss, with lntreSt
payable Annually. Susan K. sI68ER
sep25 24s
DOR LAKE SUPERIOR
y The stsunOh, large and elegant AaIE1.1[s
stesmer .. d. CAL WILL, n. LEWIS, Master
VIII leave our Dock for AXE SUPERIOR on Tuesday,
september 26th, at P. h.s fur Ontcnsgon and IN
For freight or passage apply t.
- u ~ - GARRErs0H l. CO. |
9ePzo;z3s No. BIver street, OIeveIAnd.
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Notice TO Builders.-sesled Propo'a's for
the ereotioa Of the basement story for . Bank
Building for the "sooiety for Savings, vi be re-
osiv,d unfig Tnursday, 2sth lust, at II 90 Oek A.
NJ. Drawings and specifications may be seen. and
any desired explanations obtained, at the ofcs Of
Hurd Blythe, Architects, Case Building.
Proposals may be left with N. O. YoungIove, at
Gas Once JOSEPH PERKINS,
ID. q. YOU SGL0VE, l-
A. B SrOEE,
sep25:24s Building Committee.
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Busine-s Education.

Busine~s Education.
OALKIhs, GRIF6IH 3 O0-'S
UNION BUSINESS INSTITUTE,
AT 0BERLIE, OHIO,
ofsrs inducemsnts to those dssirJus Of acquiring
& god prscticAl business education, much superior
to any other osmmereiAl College in the country.
The TeIeSraphic Department is under the super.
vision Of several Of the best telegraph rsn in the
West ensbling them TO obtain situations for their
graduates much more readily thaA similar Institu-
Sioaa. For o.her par iculArs. addresr g above.
For Lake suPeRtOr.-The favor:te. stauLeh
and reliable steamer IBON OITY, Captain B. O..
sweet, sill leave cur Dock for Ontonsgon and In
termsdiste purts, on Monday, Sept. 2eth, AZ 8
O'cIOok P. NJ.
For freight or pa sage apply to
MALONE, PETIT d co., 4
seF23:24s 127 snd 13s River street.
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New Orleans Cotton market:

NEW ORLEANS, September %.
Cotton stiff. Sales 100 bales. Ex.
change unchanged.
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The Stat. OF the River.

The Stat4 OF fhe River.
PITTSBURGH, September. "a.
The River is four ieet six inches. The
water is falling.
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Ice for saIe.-sOO tons Ice for sale IN quau-
titIes 70 suit purchasers.
BOSE PREETISs,
sepllR5o I42 and Is4 Ontario street,
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BOUND SOUTH.

The Secretary of the Navy has ordered
the side wheel steamer Rhode Island, Lieu
tenant commander Murrsy, to proceed
with dispatch from the Brooklyn Navy
to Washington for the purpose of convoy
ing some distinguished officers down to shs
Soulharl coast and il is said the President
visit to Wilmington, Charleston and
Savannah.
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GENERAL HOOKER.

General Hooker visited the Fair of the
American Institute last evening. After
taking tour Of the building under escort
of General Hall and several managers of
the Fair, he was escorted to platform
and introduced to the multitude who in
sisted on g few words from his lips. The
General said, inasmuch as no one desired to
hear 8 speech upon politics or of -wsr, and
as only agriculture and mechanical were
appropriate topics there, he begged to be
excused until he could take survey of the
exhibition. he was repeatedly eheered.
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In the naval race, at eleven O'Clock, the
WmOosh was $40 turns ahead, and gain
ing All the time. A considerable number
of spectators were on the grounds at diff
ferent points. The test will continue until
Monday.
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The Chicago delegation, guests of the
city Of Brooklyn, visited the Mayor, the
iron works in the city, and the ram Dun
derberg, to-day. By invitation Of the
President of the Board of Charities and
Correction, and President Of the Board Of
Aldermen and Councilmen, they VISITED
Central Park, RandalPs Island and Black
wells Island. They lesTs for Philadelphia
in the morning.
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BLoCKApE RuNNKR soLp.

The steamship Queen, acsptured block
ade runner, and for some time used as q
gunboat was sold yesterday at private sale
to Smith s. Dunning for $5l, 900.