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Rroaen Doun s1stem.


There Is = disease to which the doctors give
many names, but which few of them understand.
It lie simply wsakness-a breaking down Of the
vital forces. whatever its causes, (ahd they are
inumsrable) its symptoms are In the main the
same. Among the most prominent are extreme
I~Assitude, loss Of appetite, loss of aesh, and great
mental depression Indigestion and q Stomach
Cough are also frequently cOncOmitsnts Of this dis
tressing state Of body aud of mind. The common
remark in relation to persons in such : condition
is, that they sre o~onsunptive. Now, what these
unfortunates reslly lwsut Is vigOr-vital strength;
and = certainly a. dawn succeeds darkness, they
can recuperate their systems and regain perfect
health By r~ssorting 10 H~osTETTER's OELEBRA
TED sTOMAoH BIrTERs. 1t is as clear that q
life reViving Tonic is required In such cases, ~
that the dying lame Of an empty lamp requires to
be revived with = new supply Of oil. Perfectly pure
and inocuous, containing nothing but the most
genial vegetable extracts, aud combining the three
grand elements Of 3 stomaehic, an Alternative, and
= genial Inyig ,rAut. HoststteI's Bitters are suita
able to all constitutions, and are as applicable to
she diseases and dis .iiIitIss of the fstblsr sex as to
those Of men. sspIt24s;dAW
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Cleveland wholesale Market.

SATURDAY EvHnHa. Sept. 9, 1888.
Freights-The following are the rates BY Lsks
(steaml and Rail from this port to New York and
Boston:
To New Y~Ork.-Fist class: S1,I9; Second class:
slsi Third class: Tic; Fourth class: 500. Flour,
COO. Wool SI,r2.
To BostOn.-First class: sI,22; Second class:
s4oj Third class: TOO; Fourth class: $50. Flour:
TOO. wooISI,22.
FlOur-Firm aud unchanged, but very little
doing. City brands held at $1,000 for Xxx red /;
Sl1,C0 for Xxx white. Sales 100 bbIs Xxx red,
"wheat City" at So, so; 100 bbls Xxx red, country
made, at $500.
Wheat-Market ~steadisr, nut dull and lover
sails 2 cars No 2 red from store at 81, So; lear do
do at s1,51 Il car No 2 white on track at s2,OO.
~COrn-Steady. Salts 1900 bu No. 2 mixed from
store ct Toe.
Oats-DuIl and lower. Sales 2 cars from store
at 40.
Eye-ouIst. Sale 1 car &c 3 on track at Sc.
Barley-ouist. Held at 81 70 for No 2; Sl,IO
@1,1 10 for No l.
POrK-Firm at SS2,OO for city packed mess.
Beef-Oity Meas held 81 SI6,OO, with light de-
mAnd.
Lard-Firm at 90 for oity-rendsrsd in barrels
and tiercsa.
Smoked Meats-Firm and in good request
at unchanged prices. We quote : Plain cured hama,
canvsssed, Zoo Shoulders 1so Bacon 200, Dried
Beef 22o.
Butter-Tbe demand is good and prices firm
at 2S9SOo for good to choice shipping lots Western
Reserve.
Cheese-Ths MARKET is firm at l29I5c, bus
dull.
Eggs-Quie at 219r2c.
MI
AlcOhOl-steady and nrm. Held at S4.4sA.
4,6s for 50 per cent. Cologne spirits, CSC per
oent., S4.6S. Neutral Proof Spirits 81 S9aa.4.
PetrOIeum-DemAnd active and prices sd.
vAncing. Refined held to-day at Zoe, present deliv-
cry. Liberal orders are being received BY rehnsrss
but generally they are only supplying customers.
Dried Apples-Firm and in good demand at
n@l2c, and pay for packages. We note a sale of 7
bbls to-day at the outside figure.
Dried Peaches-SmalI sales uuueeled at 81.
LAX F1sb-Msrkst quiet and prices steady.
No. 1 Whitehall, . half Dbl, $3.50; No. 2 do, a
half Dbl, S7,T5; Pickerel . half Dbl 1850; Trout
o half Dbl 800; Herring o half Dbl 81, 5O05,Oo
OtIs-We note an advance on Carbon, Bank.
Whale, Elephant and Straits oils. Other kinds un.
changed. We quote:
Lhnseed. Isl WhAIe, W. B. ...--.Sg 90
hrbon.-----~-719-o Elephant "a -. 2 90
Lard------S2 OO9s 10 Sperm, W. S.---.... 5 co
Neatsfoot. ---..-.. L IS
Hay-Firm and in good demand. We quote at
ss,oo@l4,OO for new loOsei $500 for baled, Beatsr
Dressed. -
GrOceries-Dtalers report q mail advance on
refined Sugars to-day, except which prices are IN
changed. The market is very firm, and trade act
i've in all stspls articles. We quote as follows:
auaARaL
Porto Rico .......15@I7 Yellow Coffee. -. ..I6qI7o
Cuba ..-.....---.l49i6c Crushed, Powdered
New Orleans-----@-c 3 Granulated. - 1%0-c
White Coffee. .20%9-o
Kew n. o - 81 2691 81 Cuba .--.---SO 75aO 90
Porto Rioo-. s69I 10 Musoovado.-. g
COFFEE.
be---.-----..So@s2ho JavA-------.-...ss94Oc
TEAS. |
Yng HyBon..S s59I IS Imperial ......S1 25a2 90 |
ounpoWder.. / l0@2 90 Blsck........... 95aI rs
Jbpan.~--". l I091 sol
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HORRIBLE A~CcIDEsT.-A little boy named
- Murphy, about eight years old,
who lives under the hill on Erie street, was
playing about a cattle train opposite the
Marine Hospital, Saturday forenoon, when
he met with q horrible accident. The train
had halted at that point for the purpose of
watering the cattle. The little boy, at the
time the train started of, was hanging on
one of the cars. In some way he lost his
hold, and his legs were swung across one of
the rails. Two wheels passed over them,
msngling them in q frighsful manner. Two
surgeons we're called, who Immediately am
putsted n of the legs just below the knee,
snd at latest advices, they thought it
would bs necessary to perform the same
operation OF the other leg.
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9ORrA1sOO-H-o PAsarEe TERnUGH.-A COM
pany Of convslescent soldiers, $50 in num-
Der, from hospitals in New York, arrived
here yesterday morning. They should
have arrived tWenty-four hours earlier, but
were detained that length of time at sala-,
mancs, New York, in consequence of
bridges having been swept away by the
freshet. Part of the bridge at that place
was carried away soon after they reached
the station, and two bridges in advance of
them had been removed. On the A. & G.
W. Railway, no less than five bridges in a
reach of ten miles had been swept away by
the food.
These soldiers are en- route for their
homes in Columbus, Detroit and Indianap-
oils.
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Abatemenh.-On Iron, Except sheet) ordered in
let's Of 20 tons, 1910 per hund ed pounds.
On Nails, ordered in lots OF lou Kegs or more,
I2As psC key days, with
current rate Of Exchange on New York; or .
discount Of three per cent for cash, If RENTED on
receipt of invoice. Payments to be made in New
York Exchange, United states Treasury Notes, OF
their equivalent. No discount on bills OF less
amount then mfr dollATs.
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FIRE.-The alarm of fire was sounded at
half-past four O'Clock Saturday afternoon,
Fire had broken out in Whoeler's Water
Drawer establishment on Ontario street.
Some slaves neal a boiler caught fire.
Damage slight, as hes steamers were prompt
" ON hand.
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TIE sTEREoPTIosE.-A matinee was given
at Brsinard's Hal, last Saturday afternoon,
which was well attended by ladies and
children. The exhibition in the evening
was one of the finest yet made. The pro-
prietOrs of the stereOpticOn have concluded
to remain a few days longer, believing, as
they are warranted in believing by the pat
ronage Of the last week, that the exhibi-
lions are still popularity called for. We ad-
wise those who have not yet seen the views,
to attend and see the choice sights. Those
who have already seen them need no such
admonition.
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Il. Z. Honey Market-sept. 3.
IBY T~ELEGRAPH.l
MOney-Easy at sos . cent. for call loans.
Sterling EXchanEe-Quiet 81 l091s 9lO912
D gold for nIs class bills
6OId-Quiet and without decided change, open
ng at 144I, aud closing 1t 1875
Government S~tOcks-Quiet-
TItSl exports of specie to-day sal, le9.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-11

ITOH.

SCRATCH. OINTMENT. SCRATCH
VIII cure the Itch in IS hours-also cures Salt
Rheum, Ulcers, ChilblAins, and Al Eruptions Of
the Skin. Price 80 cents. By sending 90 cents to
Weeks end Potter, ITO Washington st., Boston, viii
be forwarded free BY mail. For Ials By all Drug.
strts. eracEa q AKHsrRcHs, Cleveland, Agents
or EoTther- CIR, nh1EF dkW
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z

FIOur-Soaroe and firm.
Wheat-Ffrm but quiet, Sales No / Chicago
spring at 81 bs. -
Corn Dull and inactive. No l mixed held at
100; No 2 at 77e. 10 .tE Eh E
Gats-43E@Ac. lr -m1'
Barley-Quiet. u -a-
Rye-N mlnal $50.
Nn1sky-FiIm.
POrk-Heavy meas $50 OOA22 so.
Canal sreightA-AdYAnoing. To New York
-Nheat Ice, corn l4c.
Lake ImpOrfs-For "a hOurs-Flour 1927 bbls,
wheat IS. $40 bu, c I'm 3I3,6e4, oats A 200, barley
$50; and for the week, ending the 9th-Ffour a.
$50 obs, wheat x6S, 103 bu. corn 81, 39I, eats SIS. AZ
barley s.. l79, rye 1856.
Canal ExpOrIs-For "a houEs-FIour-b bI..
wheat S3,0l4 bus corn l04,4A0 oAts 1885,; and FOR
the ~veek-Flour 70 bbla, wheat 100 $40 In coro
9Is, $50 oats s7s,S45, rye I,TSe.
There is snoat on the canal, destined for tide
water, Including shipments for fourteen days, end
ing 9th last and nine days IRON Osgozo. endine
sth inst-Elour 6,06S bblS, Whsat 27g,Tfa bu. corr
lss4,062, oats @l,Iss, barley ls,T4.
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OsWgeo uARKET--sePt. ..

nI EnLAaDARAi
F7Onr-Aotfvs, but sotIes NOR rsitionisry
uinIer Grades. SIZES - % 0o.s 70 iei 10 sPriogi
So % for red winter; $40 co for Ehitsi SpO ioall
Wheat-Dun and held gensFsly shove tbs
views Of buysrS. sslss MilEaukee CLUB per'A"
G-0rn-scarcs and quiet. No l Illinois held at
$50, without sAies. y
Oatn-Quiet ard arm.
Canal Rretghts-Are dull snd unenaugse;
Flour 4Oa41c, Wheas IL, barley Soto Dew fofk anu
Sc to Albany.
wheat, 2g,gO0 corn, T,1O0 oats
Canal ExDOFfs-Flour 1866 bblu. wheat 49,
900 bu. corn 4 20, az barley, 800 rye.
automatically Rail, z76 bbis nour.
TOLEDO MARKET--Sept. 8.
(By telegraph
Flour Quiet but firm.
Hheat-SeW stetdy; old 2ssc better ssles old
smber Michigan 1t 81 05; new 70 at 81 So; cd
No l red Wabash ct q O3i new white mchigAn
COrn-2o better. ealea at s. a69o for Mol.
OAGs- &c bstser. Sales at 3sc.
SRye-Se be tee.
Lake FTeighss-Fir@ and m hanged;
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VIOLATING STREET oRD1NAScE.-No less
IMAM TnrTeen CaseB OF violation OF the street
ordinance will come before Judge Abbey
this morning. We noticed the names of
several prominent citizens on the docket-s
sight quite strange.
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DTEn.

BRADB0RG.-On Saturday, the 9Th inst at Z
P. H., ElEs, vile Of c. Bradburn, aged 81 years.
Friends are invited to attend her funeral at tire
family residence, 200 KinHmsn street, on tuesday,
12,h. at 8 M,
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CITY NEWS.

Coal On TAx.-The sum-tOtaI Oftax paid
on coal oil in the Cleveland district, last
month, was $84, 7O7, 80.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-11

Starr has constantly, at his News Depot,
all the leading New York daily and weekly
papers, which are received in advance of
the mail,
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A Row ON LoRAIN STREKT.-A gang Of
roughs, five or six in number, under the
leadership of Richard Neville, went out on
Lorain street, in Brooklyn township, late
Saturday night, and stopping at the saloon
of Leonard Presche, began drinking in q
very lively manner. After they had been
drinking beer 8 good while, the saloon
keeper thought it best to hut down on what
promised to be q drunken melee, and re-
fused TO sell them more liquor. Being by
this time two o'clock Sunday morning) in
belled, and inaugurated a war of very con-
siderable proportions. They smashed things
generally. Being in a very happy condi-
ton physically, they struck remotely and
at random, aiming at some ones head,
while the fist came up against a pane of
glass or a bottle in the bar. One Of the
gang was stabbed in the melee, prob
ably by one of his drunken, unmanagable
companions.
Although out of the Jurisdiction of the
city, policemen were sent out to the scene
yesterday, to make arrests. We have not
heard the upshot of their expedition.
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Soldiers HoKE RKPoRT.-The following
report of matters at the Soldiers Home for
the week ending Saturday, Sept 9th, is fur
nished us by Capt. Jerome, the superin-
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MARINE NEWS.
rnnr OF

EOGA Va OA
INFERRED ., Espt mber So.
stmr Morning ssar, yiger, Detroit
Prop Prairie state, Knapp, ogdensburgh
Prop Sc Lou's. Woodwork, Chicago
Prep Passaic, Mitchell, Buffalo
schr Wm ehupe, Rose, Marquette
Sohr Il O Post, Ohapmsn, Black River
echr W Il Cbsppan 6ilmcre. Toledo
Ser No them Belle, AiIsh. rUhslo
Schr O J Ro der, Young, Busaio
Schr O Z Richmond, Bradley, Bag City
Schr Caroline, Hunter, Ere
ecow Juno, La Duke, Detrti it
scov Lime Rock, FaFsherS Pert Hope
-cow Thos swain, PeloW, Avon
scov N. G McDrrmOts, DstIoit
/ cos Evergreen, Mayer, Pt Huron
ecoW Horzynla, Kelso Sag nav
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES So.
stmr Morning Star, Viger, Detroit
Prop Psssaic, Hltchsll, Toledo E
Prop st Louis, Woodwork, chicago
Prop Oisan, Waterbury, DunkiIk
Prop Atlaptic, Pratt, suHsl0
ProV Prairie state, Knapp, Detroit
schr Slnona, MOntague, Ohicaso
Schr " n Ohapman, Vi more, b sex River
EoSw Lime Rock, FaTgher, Pr Hope
eo0W Juno, La Duke, DetTot -
scoW Ellen, BlsD cbard, KelIey's I'iand
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-11

The following gentlemen were appointed
a Central Committee:
]. F. Wilson. LIST Ward Cleveland.
George W. LyDde, I'd Ward 90
NJ. Foster, Sd Ward,
R. E. NIX, 4th Ward,
W. Heisley, 5th Ward,
Jas. Brokenshire, 9th Ward
Peter Goldrick, 7th Ward, 4"
W. q. Truscott, Ssh Ward, +"
j. S. Allen, 9th Ward, "
s. B. Conk in, 10th Ward,
Robert Lardner, 18th Ward, 90
Frank Kelley, East Cleveland.
E Fenner, Euclid.
John Kohl, Brooklyn.
s. s. Peck, Bedford.
" I. 6prague, Dover.
}. b. Strong, Olmsted.
B. Williams, Chsgria Falls.
N. J. Meach, Newburgh.
Z. Southworth, Mayheld.
VIM. Cole, W%Grrensville.
VIM. r. Gleason, Independence.
M. Robb, Parma.
D. E. Stearns, MiddleburEh.
M. Stone, Strongsyille.
Frederick Wright, Rockport.
jas. Robb, Royslton.
II. Baldwin, Scion.
The Central Committee met and organ
lied BY electing R. E. Mix, Chairman, and
Jas. Brokenshire, Secretary.
On motion, the following were appointed
an Executive Committee:
R. E. Mix, Fourth Ward.
John Kohl, Brooklyn.
r W. r. Gleason, Independence. ..
". H. Truscott. Eighth Ward.
Jas. ~Brokenshire, Sixth Ward.
There was little or no jarring in the Con-
v~entiOn, as indeed there should not be, as
the Democracy have no principles and "no
nothing" but prejudice. We noticed only
one little irregularity and collision. One
of the delegates, Mr.. Morrison Foster, in
troduced resolution intended 70 be COM
plimentary to Hons. Geo. E. Pugh and Geo.
b. Pendleton, in the course of which he
bepraised them sll-suficiently, and assur-
ed them that the Democracy of cuyshosa
county endorse them, their past career
and present views, &c., DC,
The resolution was no sooner read than a
more discreet delegate moved its reference
to the Committee on Resolutions, and the
motion prevailed, and IS . consequence
said resolution, when it re-sppeared for
adoption, bore, a. will be seen in its harm
less form above, the marks Of . vigorous
application of q fne-tOothed comb. Thus
the drafter of the injured resolution got q
brisk little nudge in ths ribs. and this
small-sized snub was the only snspeck of
We noticed in the cOnvenho&
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"AgAin the play Of pain
Shoots DER his features, as the sudden gust
Craps the reluctant lake"
By the use Of Or. D. & seelys's liquid oatArTh
Bemedy, all the terrible effects Of CatarTh will be
removed SepII:T3
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"THE BETTER LLED"-A PIcrURE.-An
agent is now canvassing the city, with
good success, for the above named picture
from a crayon of Miss A. R. Sawyer. 1t
speaks of one whose inspirations and aspir-
atoms have been from and towards Heaven
so long that q calm glory seems ~habituslly
to belong 70 her eye, and a remarkable
purity and grace possesses her face and
form ; though she looks hesvenward, she
does not see what others do-thRt q crown
is settling upon her head the clasping of
her hands and her general position repeat
the testimony of her face ; all is peace, sat-
isfaction, and calm readiness 70 60 to the
land of her faith, and though the vines
clingiDg to the easement and holding their
flowers suggest That she may still enjoy the
sweet and pure things of earth, yet her
mantle caught SO simply by q cross, init
mates that when she hears the "come up
hither," no earthly hindranee shall delay
her flight.
This picture makes a very beautiful par
lor ornament.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-11

GELD Found DADA boy about ten
months or q year old was found dead, early
Saturday morning, on the seat of the privy
in the rear of the house Of Jacob Myers,
No. 81 Wilson street, opposite Clinton
Park, West Side. Ii was 3 ine-lookiDg
child, clean and we'll dressed. The neck
and shoulders bore marks resembling
bruises, which indicate that the child was
killed by strH~ngulation. Coroner Prentice
was occupied, Saturday, in holding sn in
quest on the body, but did not conclude the
examination A verdict will probably be
rendered to-day.
The Coroner furnishes the following do
scription Of the child: He is about ten
months cid, and has light thin hair, blue
eyes, teething central and lateral ~incisors ;
he had on q pink calico dress, small figure,
with low neck and short sleeves; a cotton
under shirt, worked arouad the edges /;
white flannel pettieOat, ditto shawl, trim
med with purple ribbon.
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hoIa.aIa Iron ana Ran Market

wholesale Iron and HaII Market
SATURDAY, Sept. 9, 1885.
Cleveland, Brown 3 Co., manufacturers and
wholesale dealers, Nos. % and 81 MsrWin street,
report the market firm at the prices below. Tho
demand is in excs,s of thu supply, particularly for
Nails. We quote:
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SEW ADVERFIsEMENIs

J. q. Dewitt q Oo.-New Goods.
Charter Oak Life Insurance 90.
A. J. Woodworth-Men Wanted.
J. 3. Dewitt 3 Oo.-Jadies' Oloaks. p
Ice for sale-Local HotiIe.
BarbeIs' Association-LocaI Notice.
P. 0'MsrA-Local Notice.
DR.. Seelye-LocSl Notice.
Hostettsr's Stomach Bitters-LocSlE Notice.
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Agents. FOR TEE
Northern Transportation Co.'s
line OF Screw Steamers,

10 aud From
OaBEEsBURG, CAPE VINCENT and OsWE0
And the
AKRON TRANSPORTATION C0hR
Property promptly forwarded to New York, BOs.
ton, and all points East or West, with dispatch and
A. the Lowest Rates Of Freight.
Through contracts given to all the principal
towns In New England and New York: moh2l:Ra
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DAILY LEADER.
MONDAY. sEPFEMBER IL, 1866.
~TnAVRLEK's REGIsTER;

~ OftiHens Wishing conveyance 70 sltheF Of thu
aboye Trains or BoAs, vii be called Tor BY Coaches
Of sesVsnF Omnibus Line, BY leaving their address
door to the Woddel Houns.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-11

the 10th of September, was the fftieth an
niversary of Perry's great victory on Lake
Erie. 1t was hot enough to make a marble
statue sweat, and we doubt not that careful
observation would nave revealed the fact
that the oommodore's collar wilted, stand
ing there on his granite pedestal in the
D,rE
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-11

The consolidating of importance was
done in the U. S. Court on Saturday. The
case of Morgan ct al. Us. spaugler ct al.
was under investigation Saturday in the
District Court, and will be resumed this
morning. 1t will not go to the jury before
Wednesday or Thursday next.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-11


PERsoEAL-We received q call on Satur-
day from Jacob R. Shepherd, late Secretary
of the Northwestern Freedmen's Aid Com
mission, and now Acting General Secretary
Of the American Freedmen's Aid Commits
sion. The various Freedmen's Aid Com
missions of the country, some seven or
eight organizations, were consolidated into
the Commission named above, on the Path
of August. Bishop Matthew Simpson is
President and William Lloyd Garrison, frat
Vice President. Frederick Law Olmstesd
was appointed General Secretary, but as he
positively declines accepting the position,
Mr.. shipherd becomes Acting General Sec
Rotary.
Among the names of the Commission, as
laid down in the constitution of the organ
~izstion, we notice the names of ], S. New
berry and L. F. Mellen, of this city.
The object of this consolidated commits
sion is, to promote the education and els-
walton of the Freedmen, and to cooperate
to this end with the Bureau of Refugees,
Freedmen and Abandoned Lands.
TUT COuNCuAoACC VI OAOOueNO
ton, the Commission will be divided into
two departments, an Eastern and 9 Western,
each of which will be independent of the
other, SO far as the collection of money and
goods, and the selection, supervision and
payment of teachers and agents, may be
concerned.
The departments will be organized in the
East under the auspices of the American
Freedmen's Aid Union, and in the West
undA- 4As-~~sPiOOs of the Western and
Northwestern Freedmen's Aid Commissions
The headquarters of this consolidated or
ganizstion will be at New York and Wash
ingtou. Mr.. shipherd was on his way to
the latter city. He speaks enthusiastically
of the boundless work before this Commits
sion to do, in behalf of civilization and
Christianity.
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AMuaEMENTs.
DRAINARDs HALL
Saturday Evening, sept 9th,
Re-opening of the Orlginaa Mammoth
XIX arRREePnOONf

Copyrighted b. p. z. Abel, Philsdelphis. This
oeiVed the highest Of the press and lites
rary aud soientihs men VINO have Witnessed tie
AerEsloss Rosens and Astonishing Enoon, will be
exhibited at the above dali ONE MORE WBEK,
turing which time a collection Of over One TnOus.
ana Views Of The choicest
AND AnERIOAE SCENERY,
Arehtteotural VIeEs end ktatunry will be presented.
Tickets s6cents. Reserved Seats so cents. 30
half price. Tickets for sale at BrainArd's Music
store
ternoon, for the ecommodsIion Of Laoiss Gnd
Children or which e special programme ha1 been
prepared Doora opea : o'olocks eneertaznment
commences afS HckeIs 30 all Isrts Of the house,
p esnss. children is cents. seps:243
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port,
Thu following are tbs rates charged By usI
Hams-SugAr-0uTsd premium hams y n--.-.. 20
Canyassed Hams 3D..
Dried Boo5E .s.s.ss....-.......s-s-. ....s..-..-..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y D.--.-.~.--...... 10
BaeOH-Or Smoked Sides 4 b. 20
ard-Prim laaf kettis-rnd'd II bbla or troS, IS
Prime leAf ksttle-rndrd In keRl 3 o.. 25K
PoFk-Ho. l mess y 90
Extra clear y Dbl ...-....---........-s IS 90
~ No extra charge mads for packages or earl.
age to railroad depots or boats. All articles an
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything b
the statS. 0rdsFs promptly Allsd.
dSlAR Sos. lGA. ia and ISe Ontario Gtr0st
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PAZORS.-Just received, q new stock of
~ the finest and neatest Rszors IN market. r..
-. ". Kings Ameriean-smAll and handy.
ssPo OoWLE5 4 90.
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