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Gpeeial Notites.


u.r,iculturaI Association Of the American
n.sttafe-A meeting OF the Association VIII be held
TpIs tTuesday) EVENING, May l6 4 O'clock st its
Rooms corner Eshth-st. and Fourth ave The seventh
isS,mrc Of this couYs, will be delivered by PfTEN hen
DERsON ESQ. SuRjsct: The Market GsSens o. New
Jersey" D. - IO"NoI""' A'
Amerlcau Iust.tute Farmers CIub.--A meeting
81 The Club will be held TODAY Tuesday, at ~ oeocn;
AZ the Rooms OF the Institute All Interested III asrcut~
improvenent ale invited 10 attend. ,,
Use tho Beat .-BOwDENs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PACKET. For sale by oil druggists Price ooc.
Mercantile Library Association.,
REGULAR UNION NOMINATIONS i''''
ron PREsiDENr
THEODORE H. vULTEE,
With American Exchange oahk
p0s yIcR-PREsIpEsr, ,,
PETER vOORHI5, with Psnama kaiirosd Co
DOW CORREsPoHD NO sECRErAAI,
FRED NJ PECK, with Tiffany Co.
voR RECORDING sEcnErAhY,
0pO L. JORDAN with 8. w. Lewis 4 Co.
yon TREAsussk s,,-r
MORT L. MACKENZIE. with n. I. y hsUe steamship TO-
THOMAS H. CULLEN. with sprssne Cooper Copurn
J. NJ HAZELTlNE....'' WIN - !" ~ r.
d. ID WIN 0afunsf ps1 tes W
| r. 7 CARPENTER. with Nm y. ocheHetn0In
| q p ADAMS rArtes "
| " UYATT with Lockwood %
| '" ELECTION TUESDAY, NAY 18th. . 49,
r.nds Of this ticket will meet ct the Jolst House. No. ~
ptosaWsy, every evening unas sl9ySa
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SEvEN.THIRrIEs
Subscriptions Observation-Disclosures Of the
New Series.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday. May IS. 1865

- PHILADELPHIA. Monday May IS 1865
THE subscriptions to the Seven.Thirty Loan
received teday '+f se largest WESTERN subssTp
Hons were $3.50, 900 from the Franklin National Bank
OF Coluul bus Ohio Farmers and Mechanics Bank OF
Buffalo $50 OO0 and First National Bank OF Cincinnati
$1,000 Ibe largest Eastern subscriptions were,
III Clews & Co., New-York. 81. O0OOOJ Fourth Ma.
Itonal Bank Of New-York, $4,000. Inc humber s OF
Individual subscriptions from working men ana women
saking up portions Of the above aggregate was 'fio'
Tor $50 and $50 each. u,u,.I
1t expected that there wonld be lni in me TAX
ing of the third of the Ihirties after clos
'lng subscriptions tue second SERIES amounting on
HE last day to go 900 the notes too 81 tae ,La
Of the third series has opened with an Office subecIp
fon by small takers in Philadelphia more than si1
times as greet second series opened with on the
1st Of April last 1t amounts 20 s2l56OO Tie hrst
I've days Office subscriptions in April were as iooNs
April 50, eco April 5..-..- $500 ~
April ll0,3O0 April 6.-.---..--.- 2io'Vo
he largest subscription by telegraph TO the second
ssIews q Co of NeW.York commenced their subscrip
lions to the third series with an OTcer ior 81 VV"Vvo
and the Fourth National Bank OF New ioik *. 'Jr
f5OaOOO The total amount Of subscriptions toda! 10
a ISL 800 against the subscriptions On The nrs oa! W
the second series for 81 4l65OO
The present ease in the money market is attributed
<o tho drny i,g ont BY the loan Of the boarded and
hidden money OF the people Of every S.ate IN me MOTIF
east and west and lne pouring oil u INTO the enaeis
of business through the operations OF the ned states
Treasury The payment Of The Army and oi the Nay
as far as made and the cashing oi QiaFte," astei
vouchers end suspended requ!sitohs, mas nue AZ ny
abundant not only at the trade oentes' Dut az tie
extromes OF the whole country. The causes when nave
thus Ear prevailed will continue TO produce tnlS oenen
cent state Of things The loan VIII draw out more en9
more money from the homes Of the people IN which
fath In the Governments power and promises Is now
fully reesssb!ished. =, ,,s...,
The rapid decrease Of the prices vi the necessares OF mo
will steadily relax the tendency to hoard and smu'
late In the securities OF the 70
>e poured right ont again discharge Of its
Continued ease therefore in the money market IL con
Gdently looked for during the whole VI the coming
Season and no appreheDsoDs FELT here OF strin,
ercy In the money ceners to result from the drafts oi
Mr Sumner the United States Treasurer. 49, ,
The thoroughueSs aud eyenness with when tho
Seven Thirtes have been duscd through all the states
T. considered to insure the business Of the country ron
disturbance By financial contractions at The trade
Nj simmer hes as large territory 10 draw from al
lhe loan GOYcrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-16

STREET. CLEANING COMMISSIONERS ih'
Street Cleaning Commissioners met at ~ O'CLOCK yes
terday morning. in the Mayors ONCE ana IL was
agreed that not more than five persons snouia ls.
required from the contractor for the faithful
ance Of his duties should be $4,000. The Commission
then adjourned 10 Monday next
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MARRIR u.

OK-ByInGrMAN-In this city on Monday, M,y -, by
m. Rev " =. Mches ID. d., William W. Cook, esq, TO
Mlss MARY A. Bridsoman.
GASrON-HsEn,EY-OnM Monday May - 1863 by the Rev
iohn Dowlrr ID. d.. William Uaston TO Nsgge A koiiey'
both OF this city.
MERRIIT-aUIAfBY-At Norhsmpton at the residence Of
ths brid,s sssr Thursday MAY "a, BY shs ksv ~ M
Unnsis Mori,ns.r C. Merritt Of NewYork to Miss Carrie
" OniIubx Of Nor thamp.en.
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MEETING OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE CoMMIs-

sloyrRs-At I2 o'clock to-day the Board OF Excise
Commissioners will hold its first meeting for the year
1865 for the purpose of granting licenses The sessions
Of the Board confined by statute 70 ~ DAYS ons
during which time oil persons engaged IN selling quor
are re1ured to take out license The sessions oil tne
hoard win be held In the Of the Court oi Common
pleas mt 10 O'clock M, daily.
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Dnsincss Notices.


The CELEBRATED PIANO-FoRTEs.
WV. KsADE Co.'S
PrIyo.F WARERooEs
have been
to
No $50 BRoADvAr
UP Stairs.
GsAsp piAyo,
SacARy PIiSos
UPRIGRr PIsvoh
splendid Assortment Of tie celebrated knsbe Pianos
Of every style in Grand Square and UIrsh will always be
found In the new, spacious warerooms,
No. ESQ BROADWAY.
The knabe" Pianos have received the cordial ei
monias from the highest Of the musical world such
THALBZRG CoTTsouALx. sATTHR, srRAEoscH, Muno Az
Schultz aud many others.
J. Bauer Co., Agents
No. go BToad~ay
UP sssir'.)
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BARRY's TRIooPnEROUs FOR TnE SKIS AND

BARRY'S TRICOPHER0US FOR THE SKIN AND
HARPatronizcd by the principal families in Europe and
America. This excellent article is admitted to be the stand
ard preparation for all purposes connected with the Hair IL
prevents its falling or eradicaes scuf Dandmd sc. and
keeps in the mos, beautiful condition It's hab,uil
renders the Of OIL pomaum any other preparation
quite superauous Sold by Newbury Sons, No. IS st
Parls Lonioni Gavey. No. Il Queenst jersey Europe;
shayor No. 229 Pcady London Jones Co.. No. - Bou
levard des Capucins Paris; Birch No Moeswor.hf, Dub
lin; Anonn, Pot sasse No. :, Hamburg; Gotthu NOs,
Hamburg; Henery Highs, Guernsey; G.een No % High
IT, GTansm. Lno olnshre; Congas Madrid SPAIN Corrjo,
Havana; Lyman Brothers, Canada Morton Co.. Nova SEQ
tia Graham Neioundland Bugoyne Co.. San francisco;
Watson Prince Edwards Island, Hempsead Belize, llonds'
RI; Pou Panama; Niobey, BRAZIL Moss Co, Australia
IIargous Vera Cruz MeIco Kennedy, Jnapa; Weir Prus
sa Locsse Russia; Baatt, China Manlove Japan; Prn.
cipa office. No. ga Pear NewYofk, and by all Druggists
tLyl ghout the United States.
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ANNA Z. DICKINSON, in compliance with the
request OF her Brooklyn friends. will deliver In 'ha'
city, on Thursday evening Of tho present week ID Inc
Rev. II. W. Beecher's Church. her lecture on .oa'
Martyred President"
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iAdyertisemen'.l

ADVERTISEMENT
A PRIZE STORY.-THE VERMONT RECORD,
published at Brattleboro VT introduces a new fea-
ture into country journalism 1t offers prize OF FIFTY
DOLLARS for tho best original Story 10 be furnished
previous to Aug J.. Competitors for the prize should
address tie proprietor, HEsgY NJ BuEr, for partcu'
lars
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Ngw-YORK AND NEwBERN, N. CA new
line Of 10 about to be started between TINS
mort and Newborn. n. G. The boats arc the Ellen D.
Terry and the Fl Cid, both 1rst-class propellers.
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fAdvertiserneut.I

OIL SUBSCRIPTIONS shares ~ IVY
zach For full particulars Of this enterprise see tn
ny, NAV be had address at once DUNCAN NJ MrTCHE-
GOV n. Z. corner Fourth and Wanut.sts.. Phiia.
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,Adyertiseme.Nl
ScRArHI SCRATCH So9ArcHf

.Advertiseme.NI
1rCH, ITCH ITCH
SCRATCH SCRATCH SCTATCHi
.r-4.U trsr BLASK.s ITCH CERArR
win cure the Ic in thirty ak honrs; nls cures Scad
Head Old Sores and all EruptionS of tho Skin; con.
tans no mercury Price 80 cents per box. For sale by
DEAAs BARSRs & Co. No. II Parkrow. and all Drug.
gsts in New. York
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Advert sement1 .
CORNs, BUsrOHs, ENLARGED JOINTS and all
diseases Of the feet cured by Dr. ZAcHARg No 100 Broadway
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fidver,isementl
Gents all wool Suits, SIS.
Boys all wool Suits, 81. at /. v. BRo4aw's
No. "A Eourihaye. and No 81 Laiayetre.place.
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Notice Of Removal.
The Depot a the following articles has been removed NON
No s9l Broadway TO No. % Dey o.:
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP.
NISrkRS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
THE UNIVERSAL SAFETY MATCHES,
RrrDSG'S RI SSiA SALvE, .
CART ERS Combined WRITING AND CoPrlNo
INK
Ord srs respectfully solicited n,usyopv
No Deyst
New.York Nav !, 1875
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] AuFeTfI-eHltntI
NINE. DEMOREST's IMPERIAL DRESS ELE-
vAToHs for raising the dress in graceful folds and let
ting II down at will. Price 20 cents. No Alb Broad
way and at all the trimming stores Sent post Tree.
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JEYrYRs', No. 573 Broadway, Is the BEST place
IN I'M, Ladies and Chhdrsn's Boots and Shoes. he
sel;ins al about one half last yssr's prices.
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DBPiAscH SAFE
AGAIN TRIUYPHASr.
F.osr ExrnAoRDraARy Tg.r
RICHMOND, Va. Apfi, 10. 1865.

RICHMOND Va. Apdi ~ 1865
Mr. Raeyt s. Patrick, Nep Yoyk.
DEAR SIR: When the firm OF Enden. Sutton Co. com
the banking business IN this city, 1857 they bought OF
your large Defiance safe No ts'a After the
dissolution that which senior Mr. Foster
was pansr). we BECAME the Of the sais. and
have kept Office undi the great FIRE, when Richmond
was captured OfHuyDREps Of safes this Is the only ole In
which the books. papers, &C., perfectly pe,erved We
know OF no other sas Of your K:mond and as the
great success OF t cafe in protecting vsGabes ard DEFY
Ing all Efforts Of parties endavorns 10 break open Tor up
ward of week. When 1t opened by order In the
preence Of many Of citizens deem IL bl, duty
to aeqda'ni you with the facts. Respectfully yours,
r. T. FosTER Co, Bankers.
Defiance Safes Of all sizes, with Patent Powderproof Locks
ard Patent Crosbar Also, Sdeboard ard Paor Safe, of
elegant workmanship end fnish for Plate, &c. hand for
sale. and rnsde to order.
Wsreroom No. 60 Mnrrayst. corner Of Collegeplace.
Works Nos. Gu, g. 81 and GO Caonon-st. New.york.
EOsrRT NJ. PATRICK
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CRMgAN BITTERs-FoR FEVER AND AGUE.
CRiaEAS BIrTKRs-roE CONSTIPATION.
CRIxHAs BIrrERs-YoR INDIGESTION.
CRIxEAs BrrrYRs-YoR NERVOUS DEBILITY.
CRNHAx BIrrYRs-Foa NEURALGIA
CRIxEAs BirrERs-FoR RHgunATIsN.
The only B,ers admitted in United States Hospitals
and approved by United States Surgeons snd Phycsns ey
ewhee See circulars around bottle for pages OF te
monas from Uuited States Army Surgeons OF the highest
respec,abilty, and also directions for
MILLER Co., Proprieors, No. ITO Liberty-st.
THE INFANTS FRIEND.
Mrs WISsLows SoorHISe SyRrPis the best and surest
in the world for all diseases OF children such teeth
ing wind collie 1t aedy Of the stomach, regu
Late. the bowels and gives rest. health and comfort to mother
and child Perfectly safe in oil millions OF mothers
can testify. Offices No. 40 Dey.st, NewYork and No 2o5
High Holborn, London, England.
Doy'r LOSE YOUR CLOTHES BY MOTIFS o.
CzpAK CAnPHoR
l. .,,aia 20 IL Isc,ifc Chssp aud csSsin DO sore o.
.HxCy" Fac, red BY HANS L CHAsMAS, Boston arc
sod + all druggists.
BEAUTIFUL LrFE.LIKB PICTURES.
f.,,,,yis aette - per dozen: Duplicates 81 Al negs
tives resfst~r-d K A LEwA No. 100 CnAthsn.t, N l.
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yNOHD.
CAPTURE OF RICHMOND.

one HALF on IHx CITY DESTROYED BIT Vias.
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BaAUTIPUL LIFE-LIKB PICTURES.
r.-,,yi, ae,te - per DOZEN Duplicates 81 All neg'
t,rs rexfss~-d. X A. LEwIA No. 100 CnAthsrnst N l.
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sls.s.stils Li Ssrs%rYSsAAf f.SsSis'iiss ss

INDEPENDENT NOWINHr'0''~f
goR YREsIDsNr.
TIA DDEUS V. TABER. with James morrison 20
yoR ylcg.PREsiDKHr.
PETER yOORlflS with Panama X. X Co.
poR coRREsPoyDtSG sgCRnrASt
FREDERICK M. PECK with Tiffany Go.
FOR RgCoRDISG sycRsTARy
A. JUDSON STONE, with Home INSURANCE Co.
TREAsUHER, -
MORTIMER 1. MACKENZIE, with New.York sud Hsvrs
Steamship Co.
FOR DIRECTORS.
r "a CULLEN With Spragn., Cooper Co'ouro
(3CO G. LEE.,,...........withS h. Chttenjsn X To-
JOSEPH H. HAZELrlNE. with J, Fis.e 20.
NATHL. d. WHITE......with c. II. Mtdsy, ~,,
JOHN H. TUPPER.... with Del and i,ed,on Csus' w.
J. 5: ISAhCS. .."..".....wih l. j. * !. r"1np"
Election TUESDAY. May is. Polls open from g. m. %
H. All members opposed to corruption at elections are
favor of an economical OF the as'rs OF the
Library are invited TO vote the above ticket ,rrn
C 4 CARiTON THO. l. HUSTED
ALFX,R RIIiND JAMES H. PFRCIyAL,
A. JIJDSON DECKER VIM. H. PALMER.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-18

GREAT CHRISTMAS GIPT.-The proprietors
of the Metropolitan Gift Book Store, 14O
Superior street, have on exhibition a mag
nifieeht Bradbury Piano, beautifully COW
cred and valued at one thousand dollars
which is enc of five which they propose 10
give to their customers on Christmas day.
Besides these their gifts Comprise organs, a
pair of bronze parlor ornaments valued at
5000, gold watches, silver tea sets, silver ice
pitchers, &c, &c. Every purchaser of a
book at this establishment draws a gift at
the time of purchase and receives a certif-
cato for a Christmas box in which is the
name of the giit to be given on that day or
within forty days thereafter on the Presen-
tation of certificate, and which will entitle
the lucky holder to one Of these beautiful
gifts. Mr.. Lincoln, the proprietor, has been
doing business in this city for the past two
years, and has won his way to the conf
dence of our citizens by his strict integrity,
affability and attention to business. Our
readers can rest assured that he will per-
form all he promises. His stock embraces
all the late publications, together with
standard Works, de. See his catalogue
published in another column.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-18
Nov vork Market-Nov. "a.


CorToN-Firmer; moderate business. sales At
52653c for middling, chiefly at DC
FLOuK-5@l0e lower and heavy.
Salesat SIS, 10gs,3 30 for extra statei Ss,9o9S,UO LOT
common to good shipping brands extra round lhoop
Ohio; s9,O5aI1;75 for trade brsads, the market
wHfsKYEDuI and nominal. Sales of westerns at
S2,43G2,45.
Sales at 81, 70@I, 81 for inferior to good Chicago
spring and Milwaukee club; Sl,STgl,ss3 for
choice amber Milwaukee; s2,A for new amber
state.
RYE-Quet Western at 81 10.
BARLEY-Dul and heavy.
MALT-Dun.
CoRS-1c better. Good enquiry, part for export.
| Sales at 90995c for unsound 95997c for sound
oATs"Dufi. Sale. at 4e@s2c for unsound and co
Co G~oyFGE~Quiet Sales of Cuba Musoovado at
l44@I4%c.
MOLAssAs-Quiet.
PErHOLEUM-Steady. Sales at SIC Tor crude ana
&c for refined in bond.
~PORK-Heavy and lower.
Sales at $50, 75@33,6l +, closing St SS2t76 for cash;
and sos. 25M2S,7 IS for prime mess. Also $50 bbls
mess sellers and buyers option for all the year at
| $50, T5@33, 25; and l,5OO bbls new mess for Decem-
Der and January, sellers option, Fart at GS2, 75@
$500.
BEEr-stesdy. Sales at s11, OO@14,OO for plain
mess; S14, OO9l7,@ for extra mess.
BEEF HGMs-In demand Sf2,O0@42,75
BAcox-Iu better request. Sales for December
and january, sellers option; at 161sc for Cumber-
land cut and l7I4c for short ribbed
Cur M~EATs-Quict. sales at l5LBl6%c for
shoulders; 19922c for hams.
~LARD-Rather frmeT at 24@2SHc.
BUTTER-In demand. Sales ut jO942c for Ohio,
and 3s@5Oc for state.
CHEBsE-FiEm at 14@l9c.
FREIGHTs-fo Liverpool, one farthing lower fol
grain.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-18

Rev. Mr.. WtL1ErTs' LBerURE.-The sec
Ond regular lecture before the Cleveland Lii
brary Association, viii be delivered next
Tuesday evening in Brainard's Hall, by Rev.
DR.. A. A. Willetts, of Brooklyn, New York.
His subject i. Sunshine; Or, the Secret of
Happiness" He is reputed a very eloquent
man, and has q most enviable reputation as
an admirable lecturer, in the east. He is des-
ccibed as combining the best, most charac-
teristic qualities and powers of John B.
Cough and Henry Ward Beecher, having
the dramatic powerof the one, and the mag
netic force and overwhelming eloguence of
the other. Notwithstanding he is new to
our people and the west generally, we are
convinced, from what the metropolitan and
New England press say of him, that he will
prove himself equal to his eastern reputa-
ton, and give US a capital lecture.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-18
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
FntpAr EHEnfaa. Not. Il. 1855.

FRIDAY EVEN1aG, Nov. II, lS6o.
There was a more active demand for dis
counts at the banks to-day, a fair proportion
of it from outside parties. Accommodations,
however, were only extended to customers,
outsiders meeting with no favor. Currency
is generally close, and the tendency is to-
ward a tighter market. Exchange contin-
ues close, and rates are firm at par buying
and / premium selling.
Our New York dispatches tonight present
nothing decidedly new. Government bonds
are firm and improving. The general stock
market is dull. Gold ruled steady, closing
at 147. Money is easy at : per cent.
In Chicago and Cincinnati money works
| close, anu there is general dizziness in bust
ness circles.
Local commercial circles to-doy were ex-
tremely dull, no transactions being reported
in Flour and Grain, and the movement Of
other articles being confined to small trade
lots. We can report no change in prices
and continte previous Quotations.
The receipts and shipments at this point
of Produce and Merchandise, during the
twenty-four hours ending at Z o'clock this
,oornin0 ware as fellows.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-18

MAeIc--ff there were any need of coun-
sci in the matter, we should advise such Of
our citizens as desire to spend a pleasant
hour, to visit Brainard's Hall this afternoon
and evening, and see Norwood in his feats
of magic. He is n of the best performers
we have seen in the magical role. A matt
nee will be given this afternoon, commenc-
ing, we believe, at two o'clock, for the ben
eft more especially of ladies and children
who find it somewhat inconvenient to 20 in
the evening. Another exhibition will DO
offered tonight, when a large number of
costly and elegant articles will be given
away TO such of the ticket holders as for
tune fayofs. You can spend apleasant hour
1t Brainard's Hall, and will run a capital
100 "Gsrattjng haak mora than yonr
her shivering over some ~adYentnro1
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-18

The VOYAGE OF THE WIRRALITE TO THE
LAKEs.-We learn from the Toronto Globs
that the bark Wirralite, which left Liver
pool on the 2sth of August, was compelled
to pitt into st. Johns, New Foundland, on
October 26th. In a heavy gale she lost two
of her crew, the foremost yards, sails and
rigging, the maInmast, ali ner Ooats were
stove in, and she escaped laundering almost
by a miracle. She behaved very well dur
ing the gale, but it was found at St. Johns
that her cargo, Consisting ni6stty Of rice and
~currants, was damaged, and it has been
discharged and sold for the beuenr OF ali
concerned. She was being repaired as fast
as possible, but it was not expected she
would be able to reach the lakes this year.
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giving full descriptions.

GENERoUs.-We find the following id ri
Eastern exchange!
A passenger left $4,000 in a sleeping car
at Cleveland, Ohio, which was. found and
restored to him by the coloreda porter The
lv7vr, doubtless in a fit of unwonted liber-
Rlity; took out a five dollar bill and pre-
sented it to the honest darkey without ask
ing for any change.
We can tell a better story than that about
the late Simeon Jennings, the immensely
rich Eaal AstatA- awnaz. Enrmhrly Or +ki- sity.
He had been in a village or country saloon
or store, and, although usually very strict
about his money, had left his wallet full OF
valuable papers and effects. The papers
represented a value of several thousand dol
lars. Mr.. ]. had driven of, when the wal
let was found BY 1 man who might have
Aept the treasure. But, being honest, he
ran on, overlook the wealthy man, and re-
stored the pocket-book. The generous old
man went into a blaze of gratitude. He
thanked the gentleman, and fumbling
around among the baPefs, picked out two
shillings which, in a gush of emotion and
liberality, he lavished on the man. Hon
esty doesn't go unrewarded in this world!
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-18

METHOD IN his MADxEss.-The Mahoning
Register states that last week a farmer in
Palmyra, Portage county, lost a horse, and
supposing it stolen, advertised the fact in
that paper. The animal was found in a
piece of woods fastened to a tree. 1t turned
out that it had been taken by an escaped
l~unatic, from the Newburgh Asylum. The
crazy man seems to have a great Partially
for horse flesh, for some time since he es-
capped from the asylum, stole a horse in
Cleveland, equipped it with two harnesses
and a saddle and made his way TO Ravenna,
by following the railroad track, before he
was retaken.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-18
AS SUPERIOR STREET,
CLEVELAND. o.
NEW ADVERTTsEsIENTS

NEW ADN Aos
Academy Of Music-Louis Nt.
D, Observation-Disclosures Gifts.
Warren L Mhnn-Aerated Bread.
H, McAllister-Sec'y Annual Meeting America
Iron and Steel Association.
selby, Brown & Pearson-Dry Goods.
Funeral Netice-I. L. Masters.
1. o. o. F.-LOcal Notice.
J. Gow-NIan Wanted.
l37 River street-Hardcoal.
Wanted to Rent-"A," Leader Once.
Proposals for Wood-D. F. c.
North Wing Encampment-Local Notice
c. E-Missouri Lands.
2. Prentiss-PersOnal.
o. Cutter a. S~on-AuctiOn Sale.
J. H. Dewitt & Co.-C6thing at Ccst,
Crumb, Darlington.
S. KeDdaH-Dry Goods.
$. BrIin5rd & Son-MasOn and Hamlin Organs.
Taylor, Griswold & Co.-Great Bargains.
p. B. Young-Red Cedar Posts.
Herrmann-Brainard's Hall.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-18

CLOTHING At CosT.-We call attention to
the advertisement, found elsewhere, of j. H.
De Witt d Co., 7 and II Public Square, who
offer clothing at cost for the next thirty
days, De Witt always keeps first class
goods, shd we can assure our readers that
this is a mostrare and providential oppor-
tunity to buy clothing cheap.