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

The sales of Dry Goods for cash ezeli-
sively and at q CRe Price" GstOnisheS the
adherents of the old fGshionSd credit and
many priced systsrs-bHt thsPe0pts AXE Il
especially lchen accompanied By prices 10
to 25 per cent. beL0l0 those Of the credit
houses. We hare tested this system of
a aOss Price" (kasiRg al oar goods marked
IN plain fgitTes) for many gears, and ind
our sales have more than qsiddrupted siDes
its adoption With a stock of goods Elsis7-
passed By any IN the country zoe propose TO
offer to or p1tr0as this season Inducements
not 0btdiaaJLe eLsst0heTs.
2. L BALDWIN & CO..
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GEAuGA COuNTY FAIR.-The Geaugs Coun-
ty Agricultural Fair has just been held st
Burton. The attendance was not so large
as in some former years, but the exhibition,
especially of stock, was unusually merito-
rious. The He'll was we'll filed, and aP-
peared much as it did at the great Fairs
hafore the war
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E. BALDWIN co.

VIII offer IN Linen Goods, on Monday,
September 1sth
LINEN DAGASKS, BROWN AND
BLEA CRED,
LINEN CLOTHS, NAPKINS, DOYLLES
AND DIAPERS,
LINEN SaEEELNGS AND PILLOW
LINENS,
And full stock Of other Linens of the esIs-
brGtsd makes of
DUNBAR, DICKSON & co,
.RIoRARDn ON SONS L oRDEN.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-25

HHLD TO BAIL.-A man named Ssull, from
Seneca county, was examined before U. s.
Commissioner White, Saturday morning, on
charge of making false income returns.
He was held to bail in the sum of 81, 500.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-25

In HARBoR.-The Wrecking steamer Mag
net, of Detroit, Capt. J. P. Hodges, was in
our harbor yesterday.
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MARINE NEWS.
a.OKT OF CLEVELAND.

ksOkT or CLEVBLAND.
EHTERKD . esptsmber s2-2S.
stmr Morning S.ar, Vigsr, Detroif
ktmr Ella Burrows, Burrows, TyKeonnS
Prou Olean Wat, rbury, Dunlirk --r'
Proc n CITY Swat, Eagle Earoor
Pros Wa 1ssh, Hi by, Iunbirk
Prop Mishig gan, Bellos OgdenstuIg
PROM Eouinox Arthur, Buaalo ~
Prop Oneida, Atwood, Buffalo
prom Wiscousip Brown, Osdenlburgh.
Sow Mountain Msid, FAirne d, Black River
sooW OonsueElo, Bullock. Avon
OLHARED---Eeptsmber 2-as
stmr Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit
Prop Olesn, Waterbury,, bufsio
Proc Equinox, ArthpF, Tnledo -s
Proc Tiog q, sisson, DupktTk .ss o. 90 ~
Prop Michigan, Rollo, Detroit
Prop Wabash. Bing, Toledo
Brig g A a bell, Msrray, Bay City .+.-t.-I --r'
| FchP Atmosphsr@, Anderson, Ch esgo
| Scovr Nom Ain MaI4, Fiassd, Bisck RiEer
1 seo.. n-asasllo, Ball CT, Avon .-,-rtr Is
SooW Ellen Whit, Dupey, Saginaw IL. ID s;
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TRIAL OF THE SALMON P. CHASE The New
York Herald, of Saturday, gives an account
of the trip, on Fridey, of the above named
cutter, from Jersey City She is one of the
six revenue cutters ordered to be built to
prevent smuggling on Lakes Ontario, Erie
and Superior. These six cutters are con-
structed on one and the same pattern.
"Salmon" is, therefore, one of litter Of six,
and claims blood relation with own, Pitt
Fessenden" and "John Sherman"
The trial trip was perfectly satisfactory.
Her maximum speed was nineteen miles
per hour Another of the New York papers
says that she is the first completed of the
SIX cutters. But it happens that Peck 4
Kirby, of this city, come out ahead of all
the other contractors by two full weeks,
and have built two of the six boats st that.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-25

Among the Dress Goods v6ieh 1s shall
open on Monday, zoe mute special attention
Cloths, HeLotsrs, Sarony and Tartan PLdsds,
/ ErencE ELGid PopIins, Grape MeEGnee,
Chene MeIGngs and HisddersfeLds.
- E. I. BALDWIN & co.
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o O s & IL

10 the ShalUL Department attention is IN
vited, as zoe offer about tsOelDs hundred
Wool ShGt0ls, Paisley Scotch and American
Real Paisley and French Cashmere, and
many Others For sale By the package OF
at retail. u +. l. BALDh IN q ca. -1-
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FRoN LAKE sUPERIoR.-The steamer Iron
City, Captain B. G. Sweet, from Lake suPe-
rior, arrived at this port at five O'Clock Sat-
urday morning. Mr.. Stevenson has fur
nished us with the following memorEHdu
of her voyage down:
Left Eagle River Monday, September 10,
at 10 M, Eagle Harbor at P. n, and ar
rived at Houghton at s P. N. the same day.
Steamer Lac La Belle was at that point,up-
ward bound. Lett the Portage Tuesday
morning at o'clock, and arrived at Mar
auette at noon. No vessels in port. Lefi
Marquette at 10 P. NJ, and srriVed at Iron
City, Batchewsnung Bay, Wednesday, Sep
tenn Der 20, and the ssult at P. N, and left
next morning at 5 O'Clock. In the sault
river met the Lady Franklin, bound up, also
schooner Jurs.
The Iron City brought down full load Of
passengers and q large amount of freight
heleaves for Lake Superior at eight O'Clock
this evening, from the dock of Malone
Petit & Co.
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DONATION To- NIGzT.-A donation for the
benefit of Rev. J. A. Warren will be given
This evening in the A. NJ. E. Church on
Ohio st. got. Rev. J. W. Loquen, the great
Underground Railroad King, will address
the audience; Prof. a. NJ. Green will enter
tain them with something in the PsDorama
line, while Misses Alice Sherman and Hat
tie Berry are announced to sing several
choice heroic songs. The occasion will be
one of great interest, no doubt, aud We trus
that Rev. Mr.. Warren may find the dona
tion a very weighty and substantial one.
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stCounael to Young Men, will be the sub
iect of Miss Evans discourse at Brainsrd's
Hall on Monday evening That of Tues
day evening, "NeW Frames for Old Pic
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Seeds-Timothy qulet and nominal as sS,foO
400. T2a err
aaIt-Firm at sass for Fine; q, 90 for COarDs.
ala ana F0r1ar-narzsS stsady. Ne Suoss
a. follow; Present. Uss II Ale $40 Stock III
S14,cO; K,Dnsst sls,oo; Pale Cream slli Rort''
ga. half and quarter barrels IN proportion.
water Lame-osvego and Akron held NJ
Sa25.
ton; Oaicinsd $500 . bbI. 81
HOps-Firm. Hsw York State 196eo' acooEd'
ing 20 quality; Ohio a60SOe- a
NaIs-steady. Barley Malt held At sA,'O p''
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WINTER
ff.i.-.. I7..- ifzis fad
rr allr'e..
GOODS.

We shall offer on Monday, Sept. 1sth'
an enormous stock Of sz
AUTUMN DRESS GOODS
Comprising tlOenty yfve hssxdred pieces
of tie choicest designs and most superior
fabrics.
The prices are marked on The basis of
vaIue tiOo months svce, although thy
ssoutd nosO cost from ten to tIOsnty per cant.
E.LBALDWLN& co.
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vvho,ssaIs Iron ana NAH Market.

wholesale Iron ana NAH MarA
-.rI SATURDAY, sept. 2s, 1856.
Cleveland, Brown 4 Co., manufactures Sna
wholesale dealers, Nos. % and 81 Merwin street,
report a cor. .inued activity in the Iron and Ssi
trade. and try firm market. further advance
ot Sec q keR on Nails Is reported, and manufaetu-
rers still ind great difficulty in kssPDg pace with
the demand. Az advance Of 5sc is also made on
Iron. II tendency OF the market is upward. We
quote as follows ..
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-25

NEW Music We have received from
Messrs. Root & Cady, music publishers, No.
81 Washington street, Chicago, the follow
ing new pieces of music; "GOOd Bye Old
Glory" words by L. ]. Bates, Esq music
By Geo. F. Root; "North and South" !"
words by Beulah Wynne, music by Geo. F,
Root; and "The Ship that Never Re-
turned" words and music by Henry G.
Work rHH4
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-25

The immense sales of Mourning Goods
since the opening of our Mourning De.
pdrtDeRt has induced US to still further en-.
large the stock, and zoe shall o7Sr on Mon.
dag morning, a very choice line of Mourn.
ing Dress 5OOds. Grapes, HdRdksTehi,fs,
Em6rOidsriss, Silks, &c.
E.L BALDWIN & co.
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D 0up0I1VI 0Ct0oC y
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
cleveland " noIesale nIarket.

SATURoAK BvHHnet eept zSI looss
FreIEhts-Ths following are the rates BY Lake
(steam) and Rail from this port to Nov York and
Boston: f
To New YOrk.-FIrst class: s1,1s; Second class;
$50; Third OlAss, 6ioi Fourth class: 4SO. Flour,
800. Wool sI,I9. .t e
To BostOl.-First elsss: S1,29i Second Q lass
sio; Third class: TbO; Fourth clAas SOC. Flour;
81, ,OOo. Wool 81 q.
Flour Unchanged. Demand m7derate. City
brApds Xxx red S1O,OO91O,25i DO Xxx white sl1,
au,25 Country made Xxx red, s9,oo@s,6Oi do
do white, $500 @lo,5O. -s.,, ,s..ai r. - .
Rheat-Oontinuss in very li.tle deuand, and
prices are to large d. gree nominal. Sales to day
were car new No red frGm store ct $3.50; 2 cars
dO,do at SI,52. l-f.tL.rs
GOrn-Quiet, bat arm. ssles 1000 bu No 2
mix from stOrs At 6sc, closing At 679eso- y G.
Oats-Dul. and nominal at GAO from store.
Rye-Nothing doing. Prices nominal. 80 q
Barley Quiet. Held IS $l,lOgl, rs for No Il
sl,O09I IO5 for No 2 r-.ga TTEdWf
POrK-FTm at $500 for city-pssksd mess.
Beef-oity Meis held ct SIs,UO, with light de-
mAnd.
Lard-sca-ee and firm. Held at R7o for city
rendered in bbls snd sierees; 271c for do In kegH
EmOked Me.Gs-Firm aud in god request
| at UNCHANGED prlces Wequose' flaia-c' req hem1i
] canyasasd, z5o Shoulders lss Bacon Zoe Dried
/ Beef 22o. E
R-.slar-In good demsnd and firm at $50 for
prime shipping lots Western Reserve. lea
Gheese-Ihs msrGet continues very dull, but
prices are finn st IsalSc fUr isirtOprime,
Eggs Steady at 9Oc.
HiKhWfneA-ouiet. He'd at s1,s79a 271S. 2
AIeOhOI-steady and firm, Held ct S4.b40
| a 70 tor oa mar can't Cologne epfrits. 98. DER
cent, s4.6s Neutral Proof Spirits o. 4s92,4z.
PetrOIeun-In good demand and hrmer.-
Sales 200 bbls refined, Immediate delivery, at 7s',
the market closing q m at this hsars for round
lots; 75c asked for small trsdsIots. Nsptha quiet
at ssa4Oc. Tar dali at s5,OO96,sO. v
Dried AppIes-5teady and firm at 11912c and
| pay for packages.
] Otls-Firm ct the following priest = g
| rl--.a a zna-I A-h.Ie. ". b - l2 10
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LOYAL NOTIFIES.

Human praise Is sweet
But 30 many thousands Of PerSons have been per-
manently cured Of OATARRH by the use of Dr. d.
h. seelyeb Liquid Catarrh Remedy, that to hear
this inya,nabls medicine praised is no longer =
novelty For sale BY all DIuggists seE2SR6
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LAKE NAVIGATLoN.
TRANSPORTATION.

1866. @E
THE
Northern transportation Co.
OF OHIO
Il prepared 70 Transport Persons and Property
between
BOsten, all Points In New EnglAnds
Rev York and the West
WITH PBoMPTNEss, OARE AND DLSPATOH.
This vel known Line Of Tirut-elAs. Screw
Steamers connects at Ogdsnsburgh with the BAIL
rosds for Boston and all Points In New
ENGLAND; at Cape Vincent with the Railroads
between Cape Vincent and New AOfAf
and at 0sWego win . Line Of hrst-olass OAnAl
Boats between
0sWEeO. TROY, ALBANY AND NEW YORK.
Forming DAILY LINE between
BOSTON. NEW YORK,
OGDENSBURGH,C CAPE HIN0KNf,
OSREGO, s1d
CLEHELAND, TOLEDO + DETROIT
And TRI-WEEKLY LINE for
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, AND
INTERMEDIATE PORTS
AGENTS;
L MYTRs No. AstOr House, New York.
D. BRIED "a Pearl street, New York.
JOHN hooking, State street, Bostons
GEO. A. EDDY, 0gdenHburgh.
A. SMITH, Cape Vincent.
OHAs. ALLISOH OsWego.
WALKER 4 HAYES. Toledo
ER MATTHEW, Detroit.
o.. HALE, MiIWsukes.
nj. HOWE, Chicago.
PELTOH, FREHOH q Co.,
H.K. HoDOLE, OIcvelanas
Passenger Agent. Cleveland mhlsE
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DENTISTRY,
TCH ExTRAoTED WITH Or

= TCH EATRAOTED WITH or
TNEh- WIF5OUr PALS,
DANIELS, at Ms old-estabIfshed
BY DR.. J. Z. 'ner Of Ontario str, ct and Pub "a
Dental Rooms, o. =s 4 Shsnnon's Drug Stare
squSrs, over Hartns- -iihout springs or wires.
ACsif ial Teeth msac , Ne natural teeth a. not
70 be dist1nguished from the o.. pot reauIre ne
est ob,eryer This method docs -arSf1on. Iii
extraotion Of roois or any Painful obc -snteed 10
restore articulation and mAstication.
A perfect is warranted.
An Upper or Lower Set IRON 3lp 70 SO. Eekf
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CITY NEWS.

Feed Boy wanted at the LEADER Job
Room.
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CLEvELAND JAIL, Sept. II.

Icsupot leave without offering you my
aincers thanks for the inestimsble kindness
YOU have done me, greater than any one
else has ever done. You have awakened
me to q sense Of my need offs Savior your
counaels have led me to seek the salvation
Of NV soul; your encouragement has given
me strength to continue in my efforts to
overcome the evil propensities of my ma
| ture. and l feel hopeful assurance that
am pursuing the surest path to peace and
| ioy in the promises of God. In q strange
country, with few friends, have been too
easily led away from bad to worse, until
| have now TO suffer the just penalty Of the
law. Oae year will not be long in passing
| if nv health is spared, but how much longer
it would have seemed, how much naroer
| NV punishment would be, but for the in
ward satisfaction that God is with me that
this ia His chastisement to bring me to Him.
| self: that if still trust in HIM, he will,
through the mediation of His blessed Son,
| hiring me to true repentance, to receive the
blessing of the Holy Spirit, whose mighty
| inspiration shall cleanse me from sin, to
make me happy in the service OF the Most
High; and when am restored to the world
to prove that am not only reformed man
| and a useful member of society, but true
Christian, a Jealous follower of the Lord
Jesus. Such is my earnest prayer, for my
fellow prisoners as we'll as for myself. l
beg of them all to seek their souls saliva
ton, to be earnest in their prayers, true to
their professions, Wstchful of temptation,
constant in endeavors TO do right, trusting
in Him who can alone give strength in time
| of need, to make US more than conquerors
over the temptations of the world "being
made free from sin to become the servants
of God we will bear fruit unto holiness that
our end may be life everlasting"
Trusting you will still continue 70 exeIl
YOU have 80 we'll begun, that blessings may
attend your every endesVor in such
| righteous cause, and that success may crown
YOUR efforts will be the constant prayer o.
Yours, most respectfully, 8. B.
We do not give names as this is pub
lished without consulting the writer
Shall we not pray with more faith, believ-
ing that God can and will convert men IL
prison as we'll as anywhere else2 b.
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The new game of "COquet" for sale at the
Bszsar, 26I Superior street.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-25

TIE RELIGIOUS CoEvENTIoE. There is q
prospect that the convention to open in this
city on Wednesday next, Will bring TO-
gether q somewhat numerous and infuen-
tisl body of clergymsn and lsymen from
all parts of the country. Delegates are re-
ported on their way from St. Louis, Mil
waukee, Brooklyn, Baltimore, Cincinnati,
Boston and other principal cities, who will
worthily represent the religious feeling and
needs Of those communities. From some
of these cities very accurate intelligence
will be brought as to the religious classif-
cation oftheir Inhabitants, and the amount
of Christian influence at work through all
present channels. The object of the con-
vention is in part to ascertain the needs Of
the crowded portions of the country, or the
| neglected districts, and to increase or de-
wise modes of reaching rapidly and fre-
quently those who lie beyond the operation
of such Christian labors as are now in use.
What the result of this conference may
be we do not pretend to forecast. but we can
assure our readers that it is moved by q
sincere and Christian spirit of Well-doing,
and can not but benefit the city by it'
presence, and those most who place them
selves most within its influence.
The business meetings will be held morn
ing and afternoon, in the Stone Church
beginning at ten O'Clock on We dnesdayi
and open to the public. Special meetings
for the public, with addresses by ner
whom it will be pleasure to hear, will bs
held on Wednesday and Thursday evenings
on wednesday probably in the Stone
Church, and on Thursday in the Second
Presbyterian Church.
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- LECTURE BY Miss EVANS To 'EIeHT.--Miss
sussnnah Evans, the young but alresdy
celebrated lecturer on temperance, will de-
liver lecture on her fsvorits subject to-
night, in Brainsrd's Hall. We have never
had the privilege of hearing her, but her
fame has gone before, and there need be no
doubt entertained that she will make very
interesting talk. She is known to address
her remarks more particularly to young
men, and most especially to that class of
them known as ''fast." We sre assured by
the press everywhere, thst her treatment
Of the subject, which is generally consid-
cred heavy and dull, is very sprightly and
piquant. We commend her to Cleveland
audiences (for she speaks twice here, to-
night and tomorrow EVENING", and espe-
ciAlly to that quite large fraternity, whose
ears she wishes to reach. ..--.- .-,-,.- .,-
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ALETTFR From The JAIL.
AIl,exed conversion of Criminal.
.ra CLEVELAND, September %, 1865.

Ge CLEVELAND, September %, 1865.
EDrroRs LEADER: Believing that the fol-
lowing letter will interest Christisns' and
speak for itself with regard TO its sincerity,
1 send it for publication, hoping that 1t VIII
lead many to pray that Gods spirit Will
work deeply in the hearts of the prisoners
of our county jail, and that many souls may
be saved.
Itwas written by one who was taken to
the penitentiary on Monday morning after
he was locked ia his cell the night before
he went away, and left for one who paS Oeen
attending the meetings which have Tor some
time been held in the jail.
The writer is a young man some t"en'y-
two or three years of age, we should judges
who left his parents and came to tnis coun-
try when he was fifteen years old. He was
thrown at once among evil sssoclations'sn and
has been continually surrounded by them
to the present time, and says that from the
time he landed in this country he never
had one kind word spoken TO him. to lead
him 70 do better, or one word OF ADVICE OF
caution sgsinst doing wrong, until ne was
confined in the jail.
He was one of the first to come forward
for a Bible class whom il was organized, anc
vss from that time till he left most earn
est and faithful member. BE had testified
falsely with regard TO his case' hoping t.
ssve himself from the penitentisry, bu
: his conscience soon became awakened
and long and deep was the struggl
betWeen temptation and the convictions @
, duty; but right conquered ; the fountains
his heart were broken up. and, sobbin
like a child, he said to another prisoner
, cannot 20 into court and perjure myse
and lose my soul, and am not going
:, do it. He told the truth, and from th'
time there was q great change II hJJmpf AZ
: | to do right. BE does not feel that he Is
Christian yet, but We think there is gre'
: reason to hope that he will soon be one an
v 70 believe that when he comes out into Il
4 world, he will come as reformed ma
ia This is the letter:
H,vvvrAuD IATI Sent IL.
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SOLDIERS HoEE REPoRT.-The following
report of the Soldiers Home for the week
ending Saturday, the 2Sd inst, isfurnished
~ h1 Gunarintandant Jarome.
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ENBROIDERIESl AND LAOESJ

Will open on Monday, September Isth, a r
complete stockof
EsBRoIDERIES7 AND LAOES
Novelties in Linen and Poini Gaze, Linen
aud -Haleaeienne, Linen CGn6rie aud EGaOs I
Embroidered, Lace Edgings, Lace Hand
kerehiefs, Cambria TFJDlnilgS, Real
French Bands, erqtsisite patterns, Black
GEipors and Thread Trimmings.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-25


TIE EUROPEAN GUEsTs.-The party of dis
tinguished European capitalists, who have
been making the grand rounds Of the line
Of railway which they projected and made
a reality, will arrive here tonight on the
$3.50 train, from Niagara Falls ria Buffalo.
They will be suffered to proceed directly TO
the hotel, and have q night tofuninterrupted
repose. -s---s ss5 a-irl ?. f7id
To morrow morning they will be visited
by the Reception Committee appointed by
the Board of Trade, who will have carriages
in waiting, and .cort them to the various
places of business throughout the clty,
which will have interest for the guests.
We do not think it quite in taste to givs
publicity to the programme which has
been decided upon, since they are not the
guests of the city, but 8 mere private party.
They will be received On Change at two
O'Clock to morrow afternoon, when they
will be presented to the Board of Trade and
citizens generally. Short speeches of re-
cognition, and responses, will be made. An
hours ride on the lake is also proposed. In
the evening complimentary public dinner
will be given them at the Wsddell House,
which will conclude the entertainment Of
the distinguished guests.
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part renTEed since her visit TO this port, and
certain impediments have been removed.
The chief difficulty she experienced be-
fore, we are informed, was in her too finely
meshed CRATES. The coal lodged and chOked
them up, shutting of the draft. This lie the
reason assigned for the passing, three times,
of the screw-steamer Atlantic, in their race
to Buffalo. The CRATES choked up, whom the
coal had to be hauled out, and FIRE started
again. This happened three times during
the race, and each time the propeller shot
ahead, only to be oYertaken by the Com
modore. We were told by responsible
gentleman on board, that the Perry passed
the Atlantic the LAST time, about two hours
and half before reaching Buffalo, and beat
her in by a distance Of seven miles.
There will be another trial of her speed
at Detroit In the course of two or three
days. We understand that the government
has already accepted this cutter, and that
she will soon be put into active service
being already fitted out with guns, compile
ment of men, &C., although her officers
have not yet been assigned.
We gave full description of this singu-
lar-loOking craft when she was here before
and will not now repeat. .-
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BALDWIN q CO.
lgiI offer 500 dozen
EXPRESS KID GLOVES
Rel0 autHm color& at one dollar per- pair.

- -9.e-..slar.a
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Lake Ftsll-Msrkss quiet and prices steady.
No. Whitensh, % half Dbl, $3.50; No. 9 do. q
balfbbI, S7,T5; Piekerel 2 half Dbl $780, Trout
q half Dbl 800; Herring D half bbI 81, ,5O95.OO.
Hay-Firm and in good demand We quote at
s11 .OOal4Oo for new Ioose; SlsOOe9o 90 for bAsd,
Beatsr pressed.
GrOeeries-The Grocery market is hrm and
active, and dealers report an upward tendency In
prices. An advance Is noted this week on Spices
Dried FOREIGN Fruits and domestic sssps; BrOomH
arc lower. Other articles unchanged. We quote
80 follows: rri
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-25
ONE THO USAND DOZFN FALL AND
RTNRER-HAG

'0in be on sale Monday, September 1874,
Including all qualities IN Wool end Meria0.
also tvO hundred dozen B0ys and Misses
hose.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-25
Ell. BALDWIN co.

VII open, Monday September lsth,
IS CASES AMERICAN cALIGOES,
ne,0 designs. Also ADssriean DeLaines IN
choice styles at Wholesale and Retail.