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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-18
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We have received from Montreal long let
ter. emhodyiug an original plan of pacifcaton
and adjustment said 10 have been agreed on be
tween certain distinguished Americans of either
PARTY to orr Civil War. We need only say
further Of it that the tragedy Of last week Ia:
rendered even It's consideration inpracticable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-18
Hotel Arrivals.

Hon. J. c. Babcock, Ncw-liaven; HON ,,s q
U Ramsey Albany; Hon. T. Dixon, TepncSsec' . Nv
icrmann Bloleet Aexandiai hSn' H. n Hso1 ~
vile; John striker i So u, The s a,tef Iossr
NJ, Cen j. a. Garfield, Ohio; Gen. George "a a.
r.tc Washington; Hon. J. w, Lewis, Geneva , nS
In. $. Munger, Ohio, W. r. P,rr n, hon,s ',l,ct~pa.
IN. II. Henry Vermont aIa stopping ~ '"'
titan Hotel. I'm p,gwd.
|Riehmoul Va, arc stOuLins al Tue ~. h!S'H"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-18
sFR0M GENERAL SHERMAN.
SHERMAN AND JOHNSTON NEGOTIATING,
Probable Acceptance by Johnston 4
the Terms Proposed,
WASHINGTON, Monday. April II. 1858.

Information has been received by the Got.
'crnmer. ON Gen. Sherman That he was in commani
caton with Gen. Johnston, with view to the surea-
der OF the latter.
Cen Sherman would offer tie sane terms that Geo
Grant did to Gen Lee and it was supposed they woxA
lao ooconfo1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-18

doubt that suitable Monument to Mr.. Lincoln
Twill be erected but let this wait till he shall be
lin his grave, and let us have committee and
treasurer duly appointed before any money
SHALL be collected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-18

Ma ,or, can be tsker OF Anon NOUS ouirln ION
Wlateye-is Intended f,f insertion nir DE- aihehte
hv the name and address OF tDe ifci ne'ss'''9 ~
,nhi.siion but % acup'Juty Tor iis good io'. . M
Al buses, letters for thi, Ouce should Dc Ho"tese"" 80
TRifUNU,n Newly 9th ..
W. cannot undertake - retain fr'cfct OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-18

Capt. /. Slabad, the wei. known Hungann
author and soldier was seriously wounded by RebS
shorpslooter on the picket lire in front of Petersburg
Tie hll entered the shoulder. chipping ht from ~
scopull and coming ont above the cia'icle. missing
he ioguar vein about half an inch in It pass &C. 10
Ca,tai4 = in Seminary Hospital Georgetown, and
-..--.- vii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-18
MOVEMENTS OF JEFF. DAVIS.
lie WINS at Macon on the 10Th.

.."H'''!'
Charles G.. Fulton OF The american, has just
arrived from Charleston and Savannah. At the latter
Mace he learned that on Monday the l0th jeff Davis
was at Macon. Go. At Havana. be learned from
bank officer that jeff Davis had on d9post an one Of
the banks there 100000 IN gold,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-18
THE PREsIpEYr's RFMARK..

The President happily responded to Judge
Lewis. greeting and closed his remarks IS follows i
have always thought theft was a crime aud should X
punished 4 crime that arson was great crime ana
should be punished as such; that murder was dread
fGl crime aud should be punished such. and tha'
treason the greatest OF all crimes and should %
luri bed as suCh.' The widest ouburst OF applsGs
greeted the latter sentiment and tie whole popGlao'
seem to have adopted IT, and tonight you hear
repeated aud applauded everywhere The Rebels mH''
dcrcd their kindcst tieni when they killed Pgesldeh
Lincoln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-18

K. W.. who sent us s. as his mite toward
erecting Monument to oul late President
Lincoln, is informed that we desire his address,
30 a. " return the money. There can be no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-18

s~c,-rxs pEnTuFRs iNurf-an Agents ~ iibra,e'.
csTfuf tiaai.r Agcuis 90 lh sale %
mi TRIg,NE Th,y vii also receive sls'cH.t.oNs ana
40.
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Terms Of she Tribune.
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Address THE TRIBUNE Ncw.Yo.l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-18
TIE cLRHoy-TBEAsURY OFFICIALS.

The clergymen of the district, in body
called upon the newlv.installed President to day. lie
received them at tie Treasury Building After the
cergymen came the heads OF the Treasury Bureaus and
their clerks who were introduced by eloqneai and
feeling address by Judge Lewis,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-18
FROM WASHINGTON.
special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune
WAsmyGToS. Monday. April IL, 1853
THE sEyBN-THIRriES.

Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune
WAsmyGToS. Monday April IL, 1853
THE sEyEN-THIRrIEs.
Jay Cooke & Co. report that the subscription
to 80 Loan on Friday and Saturday last amounted
g., l3i 70O This large amount Is made up exclusively
of popular subscriptions and docs not include thcN
made by heavy holders of Government vouchers under
the restrictions and regulations established by the Sea
Ietaly Of the Treasury aud the Secretary 0! War.
TAKING POSSESSION.
Mr. Johnson surrendered the Vice-Pre'denrs
room to Mr.. Foster and removed his effects to tao
room.
Mr. Hunter, Acting Secretary OF STATE entered that
Department under Van Buren,, more than thirty yesrs
lgo
ARRIVAL OF SECRETARY Fox.
misunderstanding Fox arrived this after.
noon from his Southern voyage of naval inspection.
MOSBY.
Our authorities are assured that The report OF
Mosby's desne to surrender is true.
GUERRILLAS.
4 large body of guerrilla have been ho'r'
ng along tie opposite bank OF the Potomac the past
few days. Our forces have had one spirited skrmna
with them, in which VIC drove them after M obstinate
resistance. 1t is supposed they came there TO covert N
retreat OF the Washington assassins.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19
FINANCIAL Z COMMERCIAL.
Mospl1 Errsrss. SEPT. Is. lss5

MONDAY EYEAIHos bepb. Aos LOO
Generally, Bankers 20 day report no change In
the money market from the stringsncy which char
acterized it last week, though one or two OF The
Banks represent their condition as slightly i'm
proved. In the aggregate, however, the market is
very close, and The demand is in excess Of the sup
ply. As q rule, customer only are accommodate
Exchange is in active request and ratios Are I'M
changed at e on to par buying ADD H9A preOi-
um selling.
Gold to-dsy was armer under the advioes from
Europe in relation to United States bonds, rates
for b-sO's being quoted at 6s06s%. The fact that
no orders were received indicates e dull MARKET
The price Of gold, however, was not NATURALLY i'd
vAnc, d, closing at 143sS.
The general markets open upon ths week with
very little animation in any department.. The con-
tinued decline upon almost alt commodities in the
Eastern markets rather puzzles dealers here, and
as if believing it to be . mistake, they insist upon
maintaining prices with 3 dsgree Of nrmntss which
is under the circumstances decidedly pIueky, to
say the least. Bnyer, however, do not Iympa
tbizs in the system Of reasoning By which SELLER
are governed, and except a. their necessities CON-
pei them, do not purchase. To-day there was not
suh6cieut done In grain 10 sstsb ish prices, and In
the main the market closed nominal. Provisions
snd Produce are unchanged and steady. High
wines are hrmer ct an Improvement Of 10. Alco
bel and spiri0 are better. Petroleum Is better and
in active inquiry. Other articles quoted are IN.
changed.
The following were the receipts and shipnentl
at this point By Railroad, Lax. and Canal Of Lead
ing articles during the forty-eight hour ending
AZ seven ofoloek this mornin0.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19

RKVREUR CUTTER GUM
pletion of the two revenue cutters, ordered
to he built ct this point, gives local interest
to the provisions of a circular letter to col
lectors of customs having charge of revenue
cutters, recently issued by the Secretary OF
the Treasury. It says, among other things,
that the requirements Of the law will not
be satisfied by simply speaking incoming
vessels. They must be boarded and sctual-
ly examined, their manifest and certified
copy received, and matches fastened. Ifon
such examination there be just ground of
suspicion that Q vessel contains dutiable
goods not on the manifest, and designated
to be struggled into the United States, the
commissioned officer Of the cutter, or if one
be not available, 8 petty officer of q cutter
will be placed on board of the vessel to
remain with her till she arrives at her
destination. Their duties are imperative,
and 8 faithful performance Of them will be
vigorously executed. The regulations are
modified so a. to forbid diversion of cutters
under any circumstances, or on any pretext
whatever from the service, except by the
express authority Of the department. One
of the objects Of the modification is to pre-
vent cutters from being used for pleasure
excursions. In addition 10 duties specially
deVOlVsd upon cutters by law of boarding
incoming vessels, and certifying to mani
tests they will be required to maintain
general surveillance Of the coast lying
within their respective cruising limits
with the view of preventing unauthorized
landing of foreign merchandise and evasion
Of import duties. When cutters are sup
piled with both sail and steam power, they
should ordinarily rely upon the former, and
use the latter e. propelling power only in
emergencies, when it may DO necessary to
increase the,spsod of the vessel to accom-
plish some Important and defined objects,
ahis Is required as 6 measure of economy.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19


HORRIBLE ACCIDENT At BEREA-A Mans
ARx AND LEa Cur Orr AND HIS HEAD
CKusHED.-A gsntIemanfrOm Berea inform
ed US yesterday of q horrible accident
which occurred at that place on Saturday
Last. A young man, whose name U in
formant could not give, but who had been
in the employ for some time Of Mr.. 6tearns,
the well-known quarry-msn of Beres, Was
standing in an open boz car on the track
leading from the main track to the quarry
of Mr.. g., waiting to couple his car to the
train which was being backed toward him
for that purpose. The last ear Of the train
was loaded with railroad ties, and n of
them projected q foot or two over the rear
of the car. When the train had come near,
he stopped down TO drsE the coupling pin,
and the end of that projecting tie struck
him in the head, and had the effectto double
him down upon the brske-beam, where
his head was instantly crushed in the most
horrible manner imaginable. he was then
thrown down between the cars, and the
wheels, in. passing yer him, cut off one
arm and one leg close TO she thigh.
The young man lived in Delaware, where
his father . cripple, and two young sisters
reside, all Of whom looked "a. him as thsir
sole supporter. He hsdaelWAYs bean greedy
valued by his employer afBerea, Tor his
steady habits, fdeity5e6cteneY end Htrict-
devotion to the discharge WhB duties. ,
The remains were conveyed 10 his DESC
late home in Delaware, on the Saturday
sTsning express train. DIG
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19

TIE CoURrs.-The United States Court
YVES not In session yesterday. Is win meet
today, when the case of the United States
vs. Harrington, for passing counterfeit
notes, will have ahearing.
The District Court met at two O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, and disposed of the
case of Montpelier Us. Chaplin, an account
of which may be found elsewhere.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19
Cleveland wholesale marset.

MOhoAn ANAAlh0t 6ep6. 10, A6o1
FreIghts-The following ara the rates By Lake
eteaml and Rail from this port to New York and
Boston:
To New YOrk.-FIrst class: 81 liza; Second class:
Sic; Third claAs go; Fourth class: 45O. Flour,
go. Wool sI,I2.
To BostOn.-First class: Sl,22; Second clans
s4c; Third class 16oi Fourth elAss EOS. Flour.
$1,000. Wool 81 ~.
FIOur-UnchADGsd snd hrm. City brands
Xxx red S10,OO@1o,G5; DO Xxx white 81, Is.
Sales 200 bbis oOuntry-mAds Xxx whIts 1t So,TOa
$40
Wheat-Dull and heavy. No sales reported to-
day. Holders are pretty firm, end offer no comes.
lions. Prices, h~Osever, are mainly nominal, buy
era refusing the prices demanded.
COrn-Dull. Sale 1 car No 2 mixed flom-store
at CSC.
Oats-Quist and ltsady. sals I car from store
at 4ie.
Bye Quiet and nominal.
Barley-Quiot. Held at Sl.Os for No 8; SI,1O
9l,l6 for No /.
POrk-Fum. Sales ID bbIs city-pasksd mess
at SSs,OO.
Beef-Oity Mess held at $500, with light de-
mand.
Lard-scaree and firm At $50 for city-rsndered.
Smoked deatS-Firm and in good request
at unchanged prices. We quote Plain cured hams.
eanvsssed, 25o Shoulders lao Bacon zoo, Dried
Beef go. Sales at quotation Of 1000 Ds hsms.
Butter-In active demand and firm at SOC fer
shipping lots Western Reserve; ANAL saIss to the
trade at s19s9c.
Chease-Ihs market is hrm at Ia9l5c, but
very dull.
E~Rgs-steady at zoo.
Administrations and better, closing st
s2,9L.
AIeOhOI-Better and firm. Held At S4.s4a
4,5s for 50 per cent. Cologne Spirits, ss per
cent, $4.ss. Neutral Proof Spirits g. 4aa9,47.
PstrOleum-Demand active and prioA. hst.
ter, closing at 7l972o for refined, present dslivery
Dried A~pples-FiFa apd In good demand At
lsc, and pay for packages,
O1ls-Firm ct the following prices:
Hnsssd----sI TS@-Whals. W. B..-..sa 90
TarSnSs GnSes 70 Elephant +. --- 2 90
6ank;.":"-"-".-. ! 80 Straits -..-.-Y.. l 90
NeatsfoQh--....... / e6
Lake ffzh-Msrkss quiet and prices steady.
No. 1 Whitensh, q half bbi, $3.50; No. q do 4
half Dbl, S7,T5; Piekerel 3 half Dbl $3.50; Trout
p half Dbl 500; Herring p half Dbl sAD06,o0.
Hay-Firm and In good demand. We quote at
81, Oo9l4.OO for new loose sls,Oce2O,oo for balsd,
Beaten pressed.
s-eeds-TimOthy In fair inqu'ry at SS7S04Oo
BaIt-Firm ct sass for Fine Ss,eO tOr OosTss
Ale PoSaas-AAEk., ssssay. ~ soo.s.
- follows Present De- II Ale $40 STOCK xxx
U4,oO; Ksussss Sls.Ooi PAls Dream M, Po-.,s
"a RsIf and quarter barrels in proportion.
water LJnDe-oswsEo and Akron hsld =.
ssSS.
RIastaF-'PovsD'E' land plss.n nm m mar
ton; Cslcinsd $500 . hbl. aGf
HOps-Firn. Hew York staas 46a5sU, scOords
ing TO quality ohiO sSesOG gz-l5
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19
MARINE NEWS.
FORT OF CLEVELAND.

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
EETERED-.. FSpt'mberI IS.
Etmr0 City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Wenona, Collins, BuHalo
Proc Granite state, Bishop, OgdensbuIgh
Prop Empire, Reed, Cgdsnsburgh
Prop ElmyrA, ThoTp, Bufalo
Prop kquiDOx, Hind. Buffalo
crop Kew York, Monroe, Dunkirk
Irop northern Ii hit, Murch, HOugbtOn
Prop Pacific, Kelley, Buffalo
Tug Monitor. Reed, Slack River
se9r J w Sargent, Heaus, Detroit
Sehr Willard, ShsrN ooS, Toledo
schl IL Gress, Morgan, Houshton
sehr HO PosS Chapman, BIiek Biver
sehF 5yphen, Boutwell,, Marauette
Seht u stalker. Staikar. Marasotss -
eohr wings Of the morning, Buunsgsn, Bsy CITY
e,hr ChAs Huxley Msn5ing, Buffalo.
scor Atmosphere, AhGerson, Marquette.
Sonr Ander'on, Galloway, Houghton
kchr Alice Mary, Be l. BurWel
ecow Ellen, Blanchard, Kelleyis Island
scoSeea Bird, Mallowry. Bay City .
SeoW Uncle SAM, Sims, Detroit
ScoV Forest, MarsiliOit, Toledo
eeoW Evergreen, Mayer, Detroit
kcov storm, Curtis, Port BuTon
SooW Thos swain, smith, Black Rivar
scog Mona, turran, Kelles's Island
lcoT Juno, Emery, BOND Eau
scoW Ihdustue, benham, EurwelI
---September Is.
9tmr Morning Star, Vigsr, Detroit
stDr Bangor, GaskiI, nontrsaI
Prop WenonA, Collins. Chicago
Prop Pacific, Kelley, Detroit
Prop Olean, Waterbury, Dunkfrk
Tug Monitor. Reed, Black Riyer
echr Q Reid. Reid, Toronto
seow J O Hill, Becker, C~lareviiIe
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19
POLICE CoUpr.-Judge Abbey disposed of

POLICE C~oURT.-Judge Abbey disposed of
the following docket yesterday morning:
MISUNDERSTANDING Toland, Freder-
led Palmer, Joseph Ford, Thomas Bryan,
John Brown, Joseph P%etmenky, Patrick
O'Brian, John Williams, James McInerny,
John Murray, Thomas McMagarvin, 81
and costs James McCutchen, Work House
30 days.
Disturbance-N. VI. Kelley, IS and costs.
Fast Driving-Felix Darrsgh and Thomas
Warthy, $40 and costs.
Grand LArceny-GeOrge Haidtop, bound
over, bail $500.
ashoOting Within City Limits-Frederick
Byers, fined the costs.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19

SCHOONER T0wKD INTO HARBoR.-The
schooner J. G. Beard tried 70 work into
harbOr Sunday night, while the gale was
at its height, but was carried q few points
to the west of the west pier. She immedi-
ately cast anchor, and held on by her toe
nails. She was discovered yesterday morn
ing in that perilous position, her anchor
threatening every minute TO drag and let
her drift upon the beach. She flung out
the flag of distress, but the ses ran too high
to justify a tug in going to her relief,
About one O'Clock in The afternoon, how
ever, the tug Peter Smith, made the VEN
ture, got q line on her and towed her into
the harbor.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19
PTTTsBURGH PErRoLHUM mARKEF
special export for the Daily LEADrn.I

PITTSBURGH, September 1s-s;OP n
Business is moderately active for Crude and Re-
fined. and sales are liberal ct unchanged prices
The Allegheny river is in good boating order and
rising. Receipts Of Cruds to-day 800 tb
sales OF Refined to-day we're Zoo bbls Aladdin,
bonded, hTst to fifteenth October, ct ole 3 On tbls
bonded, immediate delivery, at SIG; 500 bbls
Lilly, ianediAts delivery, at 6lo 200 b5ls Bril-
liant for November at $50 500 bbIs do for October
at 5sc; 200 bbLs do Tor Deasmbsr at $50. Sal $ Of
free are small. Very light straw to white 6sa7oc.
Crude Is firm and in good dem4Dd fa IS Zoo
bbls at 27c, bbls insludsd go bis 10 bulk st 2l1zi
500 bbls At 2lH922s, packages returned.
Nothing done 10 Tar snd Hsp .hA-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19

BRoKE JAIL-Bsnnet G. Burley, the Lake
Erie pirate, broke jail at Port Clinton, o.
lava county, Sunday afternoon or evening.
The Provost Marshal of the Ninth District
was in this city yesterday IN professional
business connected with the case,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19

NEW MUsIo.-We have received from
Bryant, stratton & Co., to the students of
whose International Chain of Commercial
Colleges it is dedicated, a piece of
music, composed by AdOlph, and entitled
the "I~nternationsl Galop."
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19

CRrcKET MkTCH.-The Meadville Cricket
Club was expected to arrive here last night
to play a match game with the Forest City
Club on the grounds of the latter, on Kins-
mar street, opposite the Female Seminary,
at ten O'Clock this morning. We could not
learn whether thsy reached this city.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19

FIeHF ON ST.. CLL1R sTREEr.-A new So
loon was thrown open to the public yester-
day on the corner of st. Clair and Muirson
streets, and the dedicstory ceremonies con-
sisted of drinking, csrousing, &C., ending
in q gay old fight. A free lunch was
given, and the land thereabouts flowed not
with insignificant milk and honey, but
with lager beer and the modern quality of
whisky. In the course of the dedication,
men by the name of Robb, Graf, Martin
Remins and Henry Sewers, firing of the
dull rigmarOle of service, thought they
would vary tho exgTCIse SOMEWHAT, and &C.
cordingly INDUCED q little in the exhibit
ton of muscle. They pounded one another
quite successfully, and RACED several noses
e the face, and performed q number Of sat-
isfaetory operations on the eyes of their
patients, when the poles came upon the
ground, and marched the operators of 70
The city prison.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19

EKRoLMENT DISTRICTS COxsoLIDATED.-
Colonel James A. Wilcox, Provost Marshal
of this State, has received an order from
the Povost Marshal General, directing a
consolidation, on the sOth inst, of the 14th,
18th and 18th Enrolment Districts, of Ohio.
The order further directs that Captain jas.
L. Drake of the 14th District, be honorably
discharged the service, and that Captain
Darius Caldwell of the 18th District, close
his Office at Warren and proceed 10 Cleve-
land and take charge of the Provost Mar
shal's Office at that place, relieving Msjor
A. Wiley, v. R. G., Acting Provost Marshal
of the 18th District. All business and
records of the offices of the 14th and 10th
Districts are to be transferred to Cleveland.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19

eoow Ran 1ETo.-The Break of Dsy struck
the scOw John F. Prince, of Black River,
in the stern, as he lay alongside the west
pier, and gave his nervous system q severe
shock, as such a "churniug" would have
a tendency to do. Johns POstsriori was
crushed somewhat, enough to let in the
water in q quite lively manner. Loaded
with small stone for filing the cribs on the
west pier, he was compelled to cross over,
yesterday, and unload the same near the
Marine Block.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19
CITY NEWS.

PREssNAN WANDA frst-class job
pressmsn car find a permanent situation
at the LEADER Job Room. A tip-top man
can get the highest wages going. None
other need apply.
WAETED.-Csrrier boy for the Morning
Leader. Apply at the Counting Room.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19

ALLIHG.-IE TWinsburR, September 18th, hui
dab, wife Of the Iase Lewis Aling, and youngest
daughter OF BoEs Wilcox, one OF the twin broth
sTs IRON whom the township recsiVsd Its name,
aged 81 years.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19
PHILADELPHIA. MARKET-sepL IS.

- 10y TeIegTaph.I
Petroleum. Firm. sales Of refined IN bond
at So size; free 74a7sc.
E1OaE- Dec lining t-ndepcy. Sales superfne a.
81 O0A7 rs: extra State at IS O0as 70.
W~h~Rt-Quiet. OLD red So I7a2 Is; new do at
50 O5a2 o.
O~Orn-Quiet. Sales Of yellow At 30.
Oafs-Hlgber. fales Of nsw at 4So
C~0Gee-SteAdy. sales of Rio ct 2I1$c; LaRuayra
&c In gold.
GNotIOn-Quiet Sales at 45c.
Whtsky-UIcsed firm st 81 IS. Buyers de-
mand a reduction.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19
Marine Items at this Point.

MINUS FORRsAIL AND JB.-The scow In
dustry came into this port yesterday morn.
ing, having lost her foresail and jib in the
heavy gale of the night previous. She
moored in the old River Bed.
RAN AGAINST THE PIER.-The schooner
Break of Day, in attempting to make this
harbOr about three o'clock yesterday morn
ing, was Veered by the northwest wind and
showed over against the corner of the west
pier head. The blow knocked off one
thickness of timber from said csput, and
splintered up the corner considerably. She
glenced off and, running up the channel,
cut 8 caper which gives US the following
item:
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19
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Academy Of Music-Rosedale.
Hughes, Davis q Observation-Disclosures.
M ailler-HoFse Run Away.
". P. Fogg-Spoons Lost.
Wanted House to Rent.
J.K. B.-Houss Wanted.
Jas. Ross 4 Oo.-store for Rent.
o. Gutter 4 s~on-Auction Sale.
Union Business InstI' Ute Local Notice.
Carrier Boy Wanted-LOcGI Notice.
Linens at Auction-Local Notice.
R5b't Hanna q Color Lake Superior.
Money Wanted-Looil Notice.