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MnNTRyAL. July q 1907.

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The answer Of Judge Coursol 70 the report Of comm
oner Torrance 10 the 81 Albans raid has been rrc
senisd to Parliament.
There is project looking 20 tho establishment %
naval college AZ Quebec which saii 70 fni favor with
the Imperial government
The biil of Nj Banks in The United Siates House of
acntaiyes, setting forth the conditions for ~.
mson ~ tho British North American Provinces AZ states
and In two Instances ar Territories ~ the federal n0n
creates much feeling and common. everywhere The
Fenan invasion, the alll0ng Congress o the repeal
of the neutrality ln~s, confederation, t.ats arn and
this bin ~ General Banks 70 keep the Canadians
in compound sweat durns tbe heated term.
MosrRyai, July isGd
ne Canadian ,arir went INTO effect TO day
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BOSTON TENDERS PROMPT tsrIsIAhcE.
BosIus July Q, 1880
despatch from the Mayor Of Portland 70 Mayor
Lincoln, says.--
Thouuands % our people homeless and hungry.
Can you sond some breai and cooked provisions
The response has been pr0mp, and liberal A. tins viii
allow large quantity of provisions M charge y ~
smith, the well known caterer, Forwarded by tho
three o'clock train and further supplies u 80 70 night
Two thousand tente have asD been forwarded ~ The
United States authorties Generous contributions of
money 10 purchase supplies being received by mayor
Lincoln. who win see that ~ properly used
AoAxs ExPRRss coxpAxY READY TO Aygr0sr
contributions FEyy ov cHAnoE.
Nav YoKE, July ., 1893
The Adsms Express Company orsr 70 take rres ~
charge any contributions for he sucoter BY the Port
land, Ne, Ore.
ARD FROM wAsHrSgTos.
waswISoro.. July s, 1sss
The following despatch vas sent " the MAYOR % Port
land today from the kanagns Directors once ~ hs
Grand National Concert for hs benefi OF the Solcs and
Sailors Orpnans Home
vImsoro-, July g. ises
Draw ~ m ~ Elzhi f9T 10 ssE VI tsvr hsn6fsd DOL
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Fire In Newpor, Kentucky.
Ffre In PhiiadeIphia.

'GtINNAfI, duly y l-At
Yonngncats drug store IN Newport, Nv, was dcs
troyed by Bro yesterday. Loss about $4,000
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lars for the immediate relief OF the sufferers by the dsas
trous IRE your city this day. by order OF the Mana
gng Directors WILLIAM f. MORE, Secretary
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NJ & xiC o /.

Omeiai Reports from President Jaar.s-
Probable Removal OF tho Seat Of Cow
srnment Co Monterey, Sc.
wAsnScroy July o 1890
Mr. Romero. The Mexican Minister. rcccivcd today
oncal from VI Paso up 10 the stn umo President
Jusrez, his Cabinet and the government leave
there on the 10Th for Chihuahua II IL thought nkcy
that when they hear Of the capture Of Mssmoros ts
seat Of the government viii be removed TO Monterey
The received at VI Paso from the Western %
herico satisfactory. Tho French hcld onl5 Guaya
mas in Sonora and NAzatlaD IN sinAloa
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TosoSro, G. W., July 4. 1890.

Tho hearing Of the Of the two prisoners supposed
TO bsFenians, David ". Hamil and Patrick Sheridan
who applied for wrts OF habcas eorpus has been post
ponsf Until Friday next
Five hundred American cxcursionlsta from lewiston
Niagara and other ncghboung towns visited Toronto to
day.
The Foriysevenih regiment regulars received orders
the iiornoon 70 bold themselves In readiness leave
for Halifax. Tho Seventeenth, from Quebec, ordered
here IN their stead
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CANADIAN AFFAIRS.

The CONFEDERATION scheme tn the Cana
dian Pariisment-Provisio OF the
Biii--A MinisterfaI Crisis Looked For
The Budget sim Hanging In the Par
liament-Trial or Supposed Fenians as
Toronto-Movcment or Regulars In
Canadn-General Ranks BiiA. for the
Admission OF the British Provinces
Into the Union-EIcitcment Created by
IL, Sc.
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SPIRITS AT A DISCOUNT.

Thsy Are called from tho Nasty Detr"
but Mont Commemorative ssansr "a
Colonel" Goodwfn's Uoadaumrters--
General Row and Confusion. aud .
Pistol Produc~d--Tho Police Interfere.
and the Money ~ Returned so the Pub
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kaler y. " ca York Augustus '
King, NJ "
Many provision dealers not named all the express
ohces the Oriental Powder Company oficn and erery
tdyU IN tie cafy burned out, besdes nnumerablc
0fces and small places Of business impossible TO
ton
The Offices Of t,e Collector and ASS ssOr Of Internal
Revenue, the Dines and ocssn Insurance Company the
Merchants Exchange gone veil those Of every
newspaper In the city There Is not power press lcf
In the city TO strike Of paper upon.
Every bank In the city Ia destroyed. though the
tents Of their vaults all supposed 70 DO ssfc.
INCIDENTS.
For some hours during the confagration oommunca-
ton cut or between the front and Of the city
except by over a mile Journey around.
Almost all tho hose In tho city has been busted and
some engines used up
steam and hand engine came in from saco, and hand
engines from Biddofcrd Gardiner, Brunswick and Hal
lowell
Tho Lowell Base HAL Club Of Boston, rendered gal
lsni assistance 10 saving property
THE HrFrrHERs.
Nothing DO done m the city day except 70 take
care of the homeless and that actively being done
Eyerybodys "laich string hangs out, and cheerful
and bucyaut feeling prevails There was confusion
struggle during the are. Every courteous
and Kind, and all worked earnestly toyotber The nrc
men from abroad worked ncbly and assisted greatly IN
saving property,
Two thousand families nss rendered homeless
The chnrrhes and many other sdihces arr throvn
open for the homeless aad committees appointed to
relieve the distressed.
Captain Inman has toiegraphed for fifteen hundred
tents 70 accommodate TIE homeless Inhabitants.
N "a almost impossible " tell where the people lived,
The DC siruction IL 70 cosnplete.
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A Q V A T lC

rhe 49, Canadian ,prir ven, INTO effect % day.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-07

Compound interest notes are steady and
firm at the following prices: Issue of 1854
Buying at 1OS@ JOG; selling at IO5@IOs.-
Issue of 1865: Buying at IOOl@ 1914; selling
at IOI
In view of the probable increase of ma
tional banks, says a Washington dispatch,
a number of institutions have flied their ap-
plications with the Comptroller of the Cur
rency.
The Bureau or the redemption of mutt
lated currency last week cancelled about
two hundred and eighty thousand dollars of
such bills.
In local trade circles business continues
limited, and though a little improvement
may be generally noted in the trade demnnd
the "hand-to-mOuth policy controls the
operations of buyers. In Flour and Wheat
there is a very moderate demand, but prices
are firmly maintained for the better grades.
Corn is quiet and lower. Oats are dull and
unchanged. Rye and Barley Inactive
In Provisions We note a decline of soc per
Dbl on Mess Pork other articles steady and
unchanged. There is a moderate trade de-
mand only. The demand for prime Butter
continues good, and prices are firm. Cheese
is in go5d request and firm. Eggs are in
good demand, scarce and firm. Highwines
are quiet and steady. Petroleum continues
dull at previous quotations.
The Chicago Tribune says The spring
trade opens very steady. Our Western
merchants are still acting cautiously, and
although prices are considerably lower than
formerly, sales are comparatively light"
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CLEVELAND, March 5th, 1856.

CoURT OF CoNNoy PLEAs.-In room No. l,
Judge Cohinberry, the Court rendered a
Judgment of $1,Os9.I5 for plaintiffs in the
case of H. C. Hunt ct al. Us. C. c. Pease, for
breach of contract in furnishing a specified
quantity of oil.
A motion for a new trial in the case of
John Cowen rs. William S. Kerruish was
argued by Loren Prentiss, Esq, in behalf
of plaintiff, and Judge Andrews on the
part of defendant, but the court adjourned
till nine o'clock this morning, without
taking fnal action in the matter.
The case of Trad Kelly rs. A. Montpelier,
called in room No. 2, before Judge Foote,
was not decided.
The business to be transacted during this
term of court is rapidly narrowing itself
down to a fine point. In the criminal
branch there remain but two or three
divorce cases. And the civil docket has
grown wonderfully lean.
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The current prices for the week at all the mar
kets are as follows:
BEEF CATTLE-lst quality, p head, Sl0,0o920,0O 90;
fair to good quality sl4,50@1s, so; common quality
Il, 5O9I4,O0; inferior quality Sl2, 50gIs,50
Cows AND CALvEs-Extras Fhead, 500, OOG12O, 90;
LIST quality Ss0,OO@95,G0 Co; ordinary s65,OOT75,OO;
common quality S5O,OO96O,OO; inferior quality
SIS, 00950,O0.
VEAL CALvEs-1st quality 3 n, 149l5c; ordina-
~ quality 12314c; common quality lO%911e;
inferior quality 10dlO1%c.
SHEEP AND L~ANBs-Extras 2 head sl0,OOGl3,OO
prime quality 81, O0G9, 90; ordinary quality $500
$50; common quality S5,OO95,5Oi inferior quality
S4,7595,CO.
S~wfSE-Heavy corn fed per h, Il1s91l4; light
and medium Highs; still fed lO9lOLa.
The market for beef cattle was tirmer, owing 70
the fact that cattle were in moderate supply and
more lctive demand. All kinds ruled about 20
higher.
Sheep ard lambs were in demand, with only a
moderate supply, prices varying.
Hogs in fair demand
Total receipts Of all stock for this week and last
week were as follows:
This werk-Beev 4,199, cows l47, veal calves
4G5, sheep aud lambs IA, 632, swine {, 100.
Last week-Beey s 3,94S, COWS SO, veal calves
425, sheep and lambs Il, 6S7, swine Ills.
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New YORK. Market-March g.

CorroN-Unchanged. Sales at 43S44c for mid
ding.
FLouR-10c lower for common and inferior grades
white good an choice are steady.
Sales at 81 25d. so for extra state, IS, 3d6s,s so
for common to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio, and Ss,S5@ll,OO for trade brands.
WHIsKY-Duil and nominal. Sales at S2,zs9
go.
fcriOr, while strictly prime parcels are scarce and
lc bitter.
sales at 81, Gal IT for choice new No. l MiIwau-
kee: Sl,G3 for inferior Milwaukee, SI,6O for old
Milwauke e club.
CORN-Duil and declining.
Sales at 73976c for unsound; 77@79c for sound
mixed western both in store and delivered; Toe
for inferior.
OATs-Dull.
sales at 3594Sc for unseund western; 5l154c
for sound do.
~COFFEE-Steady.
~sUG.R-ouiet. Sales of Porto Rico at 1ILe, and
iO%Gl2c for wuscUvada.
MOLAssEs-Quiet.
PETROLEUM-QuiCt-
Sales at 27c for crude, and 4S@4Gc for refined
in bond.
PORK-DulI audlowsr.
sales st SIG, 9O027,3 81 or new mess, closing at
S2s, I2L cash; 81, OOd27 Is for old do; and $50 30
a20, rs for prime. Also, 275O bbls new mess for
March, April and May, sellers option, at 81, 5OG
$500.
BEEF-Steady at previous prices.
BEEF HAMs-Sales at $40, OO945,0O.
Cur hEATs-Sales at lI14c Tor shoulders, and
l6%a1SZc for hams.
BAcON-DuI and lower.
Sales at I4549147so for Cumberland cut; 1910
l6c for short ribbed
DREssED HoGs-sales at 12%c for western, and
I2LaI24c for city.
IARD-Heavy and lower. Sales at I6aIs1fc.
BUTTER-Quiet. Sales q. 3Z@45c for Ohio, and
4Od55c for state.
G~HEEsE-steady. Sales at I6925c.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING. March 6, 1866.
The local money market was without i'm
pertant change to-day. The demand for
money, though not excessive, is in the ag-
gregate quite up to receipts, and the market
keeps close. In discounts bankers are COM
PEELED TO observe a discriminating policy
even with customers, and outsiders get no
favor whatever shown them. Eastern Ex-
change is quiet, and in relatively better
supply than currency, though the market
cannot be quoted easy. Rates are steady at
par buying and Ito premium selling.
Financial matters in New York to-day
were without especial interest. Gold huc-
tuated considerably, the prevailing symp-
toms being in the direction of a frmer feel
ing, the price closing a shade better than
yesterday at 155@I3Ss. Government Sc
c%urities continue steady and in good favor
with investors. In this market there is q
fair business doing in governments, chiefly
Seven-thirties; coiu is quiet. E.. J. Farmer
& Co, Bankers, quote to-day's prices as fol-
lows:
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NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.
LOCAL NOTICES.
Hostetger.s stomnch Ri,,e,

= nAlltES.
Man wants a ToNIC-no uncommon want
And every year and month brings forth a new one
Which, after examining the gazeJtes with cant,
The age discovers to be not the true one.
OF such as these let their eoncoctors yaunt.
I'll sing the BITTERS that have credit due won
The worlds great Tonic, which no skill can better
Imean the matchless BITTERs of HOsTETTER.
Doctors were living long before old Galen,
And since, exceeding learned, grave and sage;
But the stomachies they were bound to fail in;
Success came not until this latter age
Now is the era sick folks are made hale IN,
And Tread dyspepsia driven from the stage,
Agnes remittents, headaehes-real head-splitters-
Vanish like smoke before H0STETTERS BITTERS
Herbs, barks and roots compose the rare infusion;
No mineral poison mars their juices pure,
And Rye's mild essence hold them in solution.
The taste is pleasan', the effect is sure.
Ne'er-bave the Bitters yet proved q delusisn;
Try them in time and health and strength secure
The dragon slayer figures on the label,
And they, ike hin, to ssTs the weak are able,
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FOR SALE.

Tor SALE-YHluatle property on Lake street
Il Cleveland, Ohio Inquire Of X. I. KNIGHT,
l24 Superior street Cleveland mars;zS5
NOR SAIE.-A de-irable residence in East
IL Clsveland. on Spangisr Avenue, south OF supe-
rior street extension.ihree miles from Public Sqnare
Substantial brick house with two wings. Fifteen
rooms with az modern improvements, including
wash rooms, bath room, hot and cold water, &C.
Three acres 81 land. Fruitof al kinds, Of a quAll-
~ uneurpassed. Barn, hennery, &C. Price $1,000.
Inquire On the H1nss $ Z BISGHAN. MISS
EOR S~ALE-pesirabie city residence, No. III
e Lske-st late residences OF Geo. ". Seer. For
further particulars inquire of JNO. c. NAlS,
OF on premises. mar3:S13
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-07

CHANGE OF FIRN-In another place ap-
pears an advertisement announcing the
withdrawal of Mr., B. F. Peixotto from the
firm of Davis, Peixotto & Co., and the as
sumption of the place thus made vacant by
Mr.. NJ. L. NJ. Peixotto, brother of the re-
firing party. Captain Peixotto is a gentle
man in every sense of the term, and a per-
son of fine business qualifications. He left
business in New York city at the opening
of the war, and joined the famous New York
Seventh Regiment He went with it to
Arlington flights, sharing that glorious
march so graphically painted by the la
mented Theodore Winthrop. At length he
was solicited to recruit a company for the
IOSd Ohio. He withdrew from the Seventh
New York and came to this city, where he
soon recruited the requisite number of men,
and obtained a commission as captain. He
went with the regiment to The field, but i'll
health at length compelled him to resign.
On re-entering into business, taking the
place of his brother in the w~ell-known
house of Davis, Peixotto 4 Co, we wish him
abundantsuccess.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-07

TIE DRAMA ~ NEwBUReH.-We learn that
Newburgh, beside other excellent ainstitu-
TONS beasts Of aDramatic Club, composed
of ladies and gentlemen of that place, who,
on Friday and Saturday nights of last week
gave two very creditable theatrical per-
formsnces. "The Carpenter of Rouen " was
the leading play each evening, with Paddy.
the Piper" for the after-piece on Friday
night and "The Spectre Bridegroom" on
Saturday evening. To Mr.. A. J. Spencer is
awarded the credit of bringing the club to
its present degree of perfection. Messrs.
Virgins, Williams and Ely, of Newburgh,
are spoken of fsvOrably each in his re-
spective role, in the comic pieces. Ban
ning's band discoursed music on the coca
sion.
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WARTS.

TANTED-To purchase a short-haired English
w Terrier. Address Cox 2t3l, Cleveland Post
of3oe. mar6;296
WANTED-Work in an oil Refinery by a man
w who has had experience IN the business. Ad-
drrss "B- G." Leader Office naro.@4
INVESTMENT WANTED-An active Bust
j. ness Man. with a cash capital Of $4,000. Would
like 70 engaqs sither as Partner, or would buy out
some COED paying business Address Tor one week
"ASTED-A situation by a young man recent
w lvfrom ENGLAND; IS willing 10 make himself
useful, and is not afraid OF work. Is a good penman-
Address " q. n" care OF Leader once maTl:zs3
Neutrality-suspicious. Furniture, Carpets,
w Stovss, &C, &c, at II. Moor's old stand, 161
Ontario street, for which the highest price will be
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& JEW
BURT L. DARE,
ToNsoRIAL.
HAIR DRESSING AND WIG MAKING

Ali the latest and most fashionable styles in
Hair Dressing, Head Dresses, &C, to be worn the
coming winter az now worn in New York, samples
which can be seen at VIM. DAYS Establish
aent, 46 Public Square.
Just received dir,ct from Importers . very
large and splendid stock Of Long Hair, the best ]
ever had for making, now the most popular Head
Dress; the French Twist, Natural Curls, a good
assortment left, warranted As represented; Ladies'
Front Pieces and Half Wigs, a well selected stock
on hand; Double Waterfall, Front Frizzes (mrch
worm, French Head Dresses, ofevery kind, made
BY advertiser equal to those imported, Ladies Curls
and Switches made into any Of the fashionable
Head Dresses without injury to either.
Ladies' Hair Dressing in the most becoming and
modern styles.
&c Hot and Cold Baths at all hours Of the day
the best Bathing Apartments in the city.
deols WIN. DAY, 46 Public Square.
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Respectfully submitted,
OAR GARDNER,
Police Clerk.

Bound OvER-FINALLY DIscHARGED.-Ja-
cob steiber and William P. Shocknesse, Of
Ashland county, were examined yesterday
before Commissioner White, charged with
dealing in produce, retail goods, wares,
merchandise, &C., without license, and were
bound over in bail of $500 for their appear
ance at the next term of the United States
Court. But at this juneture Internal Rev
enue Collector Gates came in, and the mat
ter was adjusted. The parties were to take
out licenses and pay costs of prosecution.
Agreeing to this arrangement and doing
deeds meet for repentance, they were or
dered discharged from custody.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-07

BooKER's MTNsTREIs.-This first = class
troupe were again favored, last night, with
a large audience at the Academy of Music.
The programme was all that could be de-
sired, and the performances pleased by
their variety as well as merit The last
entertainment which this company will
give here, will take place tonight. We
predict an OVERLOOKING house.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-07

Cobb, Andrews 4 Co. have received A
Noble Life The Wa of the Rebellion. By
II S. Foot. l vol. 12mo. Price 81 80 Sur
~, of Eagles Nest. By John Basten Cook,
author of Virginia Commedians 50 Is;
Mind in Nature. By Henry James CLARK,
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