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MARINE NEWS.
o OF

ENTERED. .....-....-..MA "a.
stmr Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit, I742 bbls and
1881 sacks potatoes, pa bags oats, 100 bags bar
ley, go bags malt, ESQ bags wheat, 24O barrels
-four, Il bbls fish, l50 m shingles, leo m lath,
ZIG pigs sundries
Prop Rinslow, Anderson, Buffalo
Prop Buckeye, Mcdonald, Toledo
Prop Saginaw, Ryan, Ssndusky, 200 bbls -four
Brig ~IroQuois, Baker, Buffalo
Schr W A Glover, Weaver, Burwell, 50 eds shingls
wood
schr Comely, Honeywell, Rowan, 10 cords wood,
rs m shingles, 9 N lumber
Schr Conrad Reid, Barrow, BurweIl, So N lumber,
so m shingles, so m lath
Schr A II MosS, MRfett, Milwaukee, 10, loo bush
schr Eagle, Barrow, Toledo, ID N slaves
ScAr Presto, Myrick, Buffalo, 600 bbls water lime,
800 bbls salt
schr Somerset, Cain, Alpena. IS m lumber
sehr Rival, Holiing. Milwaukee, Il, 900 bu wh0at
Schr Mary Collins, Dixon, Buffalo
scow Mary Amelia, Lincoln, Detroit, 1Ol m feet
lumber
scoT Mona, Moore, Kslley's Island
CLEARED.
Prop Saginaw, Ryan, Buffalo, 500 bills beef, $50
kegs butter, 80 bbls eggs, 3lS bbls whisky, los
bbls flour, 100 bIs cheese, sundries
Prop Meteor, Wilson, OntonagOn, $50 kegs nails,
24 pkgs mdZ
Prop WinslOw, Anderson, Chicago, ls40 kegs nails,
200 bxs glass, $40 bdls sheet iron, 17s bdls and
Il2 bars iron, sundries
Prop Buckeye, Mcdonald, Ogdensburgh, 800 bbls
h0ur
Brig Ocmmercs, Smith, Eseanaba
Sehr Myrs, Bullen, Tsledo
Schr VIM Raynor, Tower, Marquette
Schr Mary A Rankin, Kinsky, Buffalo, $50 tons
coal
Schr Petrol, Peltler, PIT Hope
Schr Mary Collins. Dixon, Chicago
schr E P Ryerse, Boylan, Saginaw
ScoW Sea Bird, Jeryais, Amherstburg, leo ton coal
scow Wake Up, Hayward, Buffalo, l49 tons coal
Seow Mona, Moore, KeIIey'B Island
seow Mary Amelia, Sinclair, Saginaw
seow Forest, 0'NeiIl, Saginaw
Barge Wsurecan, Rose, Saginaw
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seems necessary that this body should give
interested public reliable instructions upon
the subject.
DR.. 7. P. Wilson introduced the following
resolution:
Resolved, That the Western Institute Of
Homeopathy recommend no preventive or
curative treatment of cholera but such as
is known to Homeopathic physicians every
where, and we urge upon physicians to
give full and free information upon the
subject.
A very lively discussion arose on the sub
jeet, in which nearly all present took part
The resolution was finally passed.
DR.. Beckwith moved the publication OF
the proceedings. Carried.
DR.. Logee moved a vote of thanks 10 the
Cuyahoga County Medical Association, the
Homeopathic physicians of the city, and to
the Hahnemann Life Insurance Company
for the liberal entertainment furnished the
Institute.
A vote of thanks was rendered to DR.. H
Il. Baxter for his efficient aid in preparing
the minutes of the convention.
On motion, the Institute adjourned.
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FINANCIAL & COBNERCIAL.
THuRsDAY EvEvINe, Msy a, 1850.

THURSDAY EvEEINe, Msy u, 1855.
There was considerable less excitement
in New York monetary circles to-day, and
at least a partial recovery of confidence is
indicated by the advance on governments
and the frmer tone that is reported to have
obtained in the general stock market. It
would appear that in point of fact the mar
ket has been less troubled by the reported
condition of affairs in England than by the
fear of a too largely diminished supply of
currency resulting from Treasury sales of
gold, but these sales having been provided
for, and the Treasury having withdrawn
from the market with the probable inten-
ton of remaining off subject to future for
eign advices, the apprehension of a close
money market at present is dissipated.-
There is moreover a quite general impress
sion that the next European news will an
nounce a favorable turn in affairs, if not a
complete reaction and restoration Of conf
dence. The discount rate remains at Z per
cent. on call, but accommodations are more
freely given.
Gold was unsettled to-day, but less excit-
ed, and fluctuations were not so wild. The
government was to have delivered several
millions to-day, sold on Monday. The price
opened at ls9 and closed at 1s9t@3. The
fact that the market rules as steady as it
does we regard as evidence of an existing
opinion among operators that a reversed Or
der of affairs will be reported by the next
steamer.
Government stocks were generally frmer
to-day, the market ruling steady and more
active.
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COrn-Firmsr and 192c better. Sales 3 cars
No. l mixed at Gc from store 2 cars do do a. eis
on track.
Oats-ouiet and without material change. Sale
2 cars No. 1 at 47Xe on track.
Rye-Firm at s5s from store.
Barley-Ws hear Of no movements, and con-
tinue to quote the market nominal.
POrk-stesdy and firm. Sales SO bbls No. l
City Mess at ssl 60; No. 2 Mess s9O,OOi Prime
Mess $500; Clear $500.
~LArd-DeeIined lie. Sales 25Oj lbs City rendered
at &c in tierces and 23e in kegs 100 lis country
rendered at zl@2ec; IL kegs do do at lae.
Hams-Firm. Sales 1000 lbs City Sugar-oured
at 23o canvassed and Pc uncsnysssed 1000 lbs
country at &c.
ShOuIdeFs-steady. City.cured held st lie ;
Country-cured at l39l4c.
BaeOn-Held at lsc for clear l9c for sugar
cured uncanvasssd 2oo for 10 esnvasssd. Conn
try-cured 1591Gc.
Mess BeeE-Ia modirats request AMI STEADY
ct $50.
Dried Beef-Eirm. Sales 1903 lbs at CSC for
canvassed and 24c for uncanysssed.
Butter-In very little demand, and weak
The quoted range for fair to choi. e is 2593cei &C.
casional lots very ehoice yellow, selected. bring 81
@32c in e small way.
Cheesc-Steady and firm. There Is a fair de-
mand FOR good qualities, but in erior grades are
dull. The range is steady at 1o@I6c for common
to prime.
Eggs-In good demand and frmer. Sales 20 bbls
at 1s92Oc.
RIghWfnes-Quiet. Held at s2,2l92,22.
AIcohOI-Steady. Held at S4,4494,4s for %
per cent. Cologne Spirits, 90 per cent, s4,494,5s.
EeatrAl Proof Spirits s2,S592,4O.
PetrOIeum-The market ia quiet, but frm.
Bonded is held at SsGsOc on cars heroi Free $50
SOC for standard grades.
OIls-Steady. Lin-eed continues scarce. w
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Kew YORK Market-May "a.


CoTToS-ls better. Sales at soc for middling.
FLoUR-lO@I5c better snd more active.
Sales at IS, 25GS, IS for extra state; IS. 3O99,oO
for extra round hoop Ohio, S, s59l4,oo for trade
IrRnds. Closing quiet.
WHKAr-SG6c higher, and decidedly more active.
Sales at Sl,T2GI,75 for No. 2 Chicago spring;
$3.50 for Milwaukee cldb; S2,lO@2,l2 for old No.
l Milwaukee,; s2,1292,2O foc new No l do, latter
price an extreme for q small parcel; $500 for old
kiln dried winter red western ; So, 66 for prime old
amber Michigan to arrive from Liy rpool.
RYE-In moderate request. Sales at $3.50 for
prime western.
BARLKY-Dull.
BARLEY MALT-In faiy request at 81 20.
CORS-293c Better, and more active
Gales at S5989c for new mixed western ahoati
s09s2c for damaged DO; soc for old mixed west
ern in store; 95c for new white WESTERN &c for
OArs-Fi1mer for ststs and quiet for other
kinds.
sales at 5s955Ke for new WESTERN 5e9s2he for
old do.
PErRoLEUM-Quiet aud hrmey.
SUGAR-Firmer and In good demand sales oi
| Cuba and refining at lC1s9lO%e.
housekeeping and heavy.
Sales at $50, l5@30,50 for new mess, closing
At $685. regular; S29,O0G29,2S for old mess
50, 2s924,5O for prime. Also eOO0 bbls new
mess for May, June, Iuiy and august, seller and
buyers option, st s29,75@s0.T 10.
BEKT-Steady.
Sales at si6,oOa2I,O 90 for new plain mess and
81, 5ea24, 90 for new extra mess.
BEEF HAMs-Firm. Sales at 81 ,OO44s,CO
BAcoS-Qeiet and steady.
Cur M~EATs-Steady.
Sales at l2H@IsHc for shoulders, and l7H9
LaaD-Firmer. Sales at 1s92zl<c.
BUTTER-ouiet. sales at 5o94-e fos Ohio, and
35@45o for state.
CazEsE-DrH. Sales at IO922c.
FREIGH7s TO LIyERPOOL-Dul-
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DAILY LEADER.
FRIDAY, MAY IS, 1866.
HER ADVERTIsEMENTs

Academy Of M~usic-Beneht Of Miss Bell Hewitt.
Auditor Of State-Land Scrip ,Or Sale.
City Of observation-disclosures to issue Sewer
Bonds.
Bazaar-Hosiery.
B. FrankIln-CirculAr.
B., Leader ASSASSINATION Wanted
q. S. stsvens-Loesl Notice
City OF Observation-Disclosures TO establish GrAd'
Of Minnesota street.
o. B. Boise-Local Notice.
L. + Mears-Local Notices.
Cowles 4 Co.-Wateh Chains.
Trad KeIey-5O Lots for Sale.
J.. G.. Simmons & Co.-Potatoes.
s. D. ~Pelton-Farm for Sale.
Castle & Hsrnett-Looking Glasses Regildsd.
T. W. Morss-King's Patent Fence.
Churchill 4 Bro.-Fresh Teas.
Mott 4 Haight-Furnishing Goods.
T. Burnham 4 son-storsge Reduced.
Churchill 4 Bro.-Salai OIL.
Bazaar-Fans.
Gzrretson 4 Co.-For Lake Superior.
Pettit& Holland-FOr Superior City.
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Now York Central s215S Erie e65s ; Western
Union Telegraph 6lZ Hudson HOY; Reading
lis Pittsburgh SIS; Cleveland Pittsburg 23I{:
Later-Erie sold at c..
Foreign exchange is inactive. Bills at 20 days
l0sA9lOs5S; for baHher's short sight IIo3z9n1;
Psris at co days 5l32S.
Later-4P. M.-The revolution at the stook ex-
change seems for the present to have spent most OF
its force, and symptoms ola revival Of confidence
are appearing. But for the derangemsnt In the
money market, caused by Treasury sales Of some
go millions Of gold during the last ten days, IL IL
not generally believed any ssriots trouble would
have been produced here by the panic in London,
except q temporary depression Of the quotations
Of some OF the stock Of which large amounts have
been held in England. The loan market Is active
and close az : Per cent.
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ToNSoRIAL.
LONG HUMAN HAIR
FRESH

WIN. DAY HAS REMOVED TO lO2
w PUBLIC sQUARE.-MR. WILLIAM A
having Just arrived from Europe, would in
form the Ladies' and public generally, that be has
now open for inspection the largest and most COM
plste stock Of HUMAH HAIR GOODS ever offered
TO them in Cleveland. Handsome Long Hair,
SWITCHES, BRAIDs, COIL HEAD DRESSES,
&C. Ladies will do we'll to examine this beautiful
Hair before purchasing elsewhere.
H-B.-Aany very pretty Head Dresses brought
direct from Psris-the very latest fashfon-(nsv
dszignsiD Coils, Twists, Bows, 6c.) Any OF the
above Head Dresses, all OF which can be made out
Of Switches and Braids without injury to either.
~ Ladies Hair Dressing in al the latest and
most prsTkIiRg St5ls4h mails
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT
Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Prsss.l
Nrw YoRs. May "a.

NV YoRs. May "a.
GOLD.
Gold closed at 1874.
MONEY.
stesdisr at per eont.
sT0cEs.
The stock market has recovered from the de
preston Of yesterday, operators generally beinl
satisfied that prices have touched bottom, and thai
an active advance will take place Immediately
strengthened by the new short interest created
within the past two days. Hudson River, Read
ing, Michigan Southern and New York Central
/ at the foot Of all Of the Bear eliques. bur the fee
it difficult to keep IT down.
QUOTATIONS.
At the four o'clock board the following we're the
| principal quotations
Canton 56s1: Cumberland 45K; Quicksilver 81;
MAriposa NJ; MariPosa preferred 2lZ; New York
Central 933A; Erie 67H; Erie preferred II; Hudson
III; Reading Il0; Michigan Southern 7szs; Ilinoil
Central ICY; Pittsburgh S5Z
~a0vERSNESTs.
Government bonds are active and prices sra
steady and without much change
PErRoLEuX AND MINING STOCKS
The petroleum and mining share market con-
tinues dull and quiet, excepting in Bennshon and
consolidated Gregory.
QUOTATIONS.
The following were the principal sales:
Bennehof Run 1870; Central 2S4; First National
:; United States $50, Rynd Farm 90; United Ps-
troleum Farms ..
Mining Stooks.-Bent0n les; DownisyilIs Al:
Consolidated Gregory l025; GvnRsli Gold 80 Smith
: Parmslee SO.
DIT ssoDs.
The market to-day is excited, and most Of the
leading styles Of heavy cotton goods have advanced
from 8 to 10 per cent.
QUOTATIONS. -
The following are the prices reported at the Dry
Goods Exchange;
Brown sheetings,-Pacihe extra 221i nats-
wamkeag A p; Appleton A 22H; Atlantic A 22A;
Augusta q; Broadway %; Dwight A p; Indian
Head %.
Prints.-AmericBn 10; Cocheco 2Oi Garner : ca.
20: Hamilton is; London Mourning l6; Lancaster
IL and 10; Merrimac D 10; Paeiacs Is; Richmond
spSoI Cotton.-ClArk's six cord ITO; Coates 10.
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In the local money market the demand
for loans continues quite moderate, and is
freely met SO far as it represents the wants
of customers. The supply of currency is
comfortably easy, and balances are rather
on the increase.
The receipts of Eastern Exchange are i'm
proving, and with 9 moderate demand the
market is softening, though still elese.-
Rates are steady at par buying and l-lO
premium selling.
The Toronto Globe SAYS the failure of Peto
& Belts els not a very rem arkable one"
and adds: "Sir Morton Peto, within the
last few years, sold his estate in Kent, and
Mr.. Belts mortgsged his fine property to a
very large amount, to meet the liabilities of
the frm. 1t was believed that they had
overcome tteir difficulties. But they car
ried on an enormous and highly speculative
business, taking contracts in every part of
the world, and being subjected to every
form of physical and financial disaster
They may pay all their debts and have a
SURPLUS besides, ana yet in such a panic as
ran its course in London, during the week
before the Cuba sailed, they might be utter
ly unable to avoid the fate which has be-
fallen them"
In the general markets trade is good,
though business cannot be reported active.
Dry Goods JDbbers report a steady and good
demand in their line, and the markets. firm
and advancing. Dispatches from New York
this afternoon reported the market excited
and higher on leading Domestic Goods, with
an upward tendency. Cotton has advanced
within the last three days, in sympa-
thy with gold, and it IS more thar probable
that still higher figures will be reached on
staple cotton goods.
Produce circles are steady. The demand
for Flour is chiefly confined to trade wants.
Wheat is in fair milling request at full prices
for choice varieties. Corn is in light stock
md 1@2e better, Oats are steady. Rye
firm. Barley nominal.
Provisions are IN fair demand, and prices
are steady, the only change noted to-day
being q decline of lie on Lard. Butter il
dull at about previous quotations. Cheese
is steady. Eggs better. Petroleum firm,
quiet, ~
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
Especial to Cleveland Daily LrADEa.l

PITTSBURGH. May 24-1:40 A. r.
The oil market is dull. There have been no re-
ceipts Of Crude for the past two days, and stocks
are not large. The arrangement in the money
market affects the market. Crude Is nominal
Sales in bulk and without packages at 1sHGl5c,
according to gravity. Slippery Rock held at the
latter figure.
Holders of Refined are not disposed to give way.
Sales 1000 bbls bonded for June On spot at S61zoi
1000 bbls for July delivery at Philadelphia, sellers
option, at 4ic; 500 bbls for October on spot at Ale /;
September delivery Philadelphia 46%c. Free dull
and not wanted.
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COMMON PLEAs-Room ], Judge Bolton
In the case of Peter Higgins and others IS.
Hervey Bousefeld i Co., a verdict was rem
dered for plaintiffs for 1926. The defend
ants are manufacturers ofwooden ware, and
the suit was brought to recover value Of
bolts and timber furnished by plaintiffs.
The defendants claimed that the timber
furnished was not such as was contracted
for, and consequently could not be used by
them. Defendants demanded q new trial
The case of Joseph Halle rs. Almon Dun
ham came on yesterday, but is not yet de-
cided. The plaintiff is a dealer in clothing
and charges defendant with paying him &
counterfeit fifty dollar note for 6 suit Of
clothes, which note defendant refused tc
redeem.
Room No. ?, Judge Co6in5erTy-The case
of Michael Dunn Us. the Atlantic and GreaI
Western Railway was submitted to the jury
last night. The verdict will probably h
rendered this morning.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A Timely WerninG-aO u Siek.-lt
Is especially Important at this time, when the
markets OF the United States are flooded with the
direst poisons, under the name Of imported IL
quors, and when domestic compounds purporting
to be medicinal, but not a whit less pernieious,
are heralded to the word as Sovereign remedies"
that the public should fully understand the facts.
Be 1t known, then, that while all the difusiVe
stimulants called liquors are impure, and all the
Tonnes containing alcohol are manufactured will
a fiery article containing azyL or fuel oil, q NOR
tai poison, -HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED ST0M-
ACE BITTERs contain none Of these things, but
are a combination Of pure essence Of Bye with
the pure juices of he most valuable stomaehie,
anti-bilious, and APPARENT herbs and plants, and
that as a safe and rapid remedy for Dyspepsia and
all It's kindred complaints, this preparation stands
before the world without q rival or competitor.
Its sales to-day are equal to the combined sales Of
all the othsr TONES advertised In the United States,
and the certificates which authenticate Its useful
ness are signed by individualt Of the highest stand
ing in every professional calling and walk OF life.
Beware Of limitations and imposters. may2o
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UeyeIand WhOIesaIe NarkaL

IHrhsBAX EYEHIAaI Nay 2, IE55s
FIOuF-The market Is quiet, and without im-
portAnt change. Prices Of ehoice qualities are firm
and we quote City made Xxx red held at S14,5o
e1b,oo; do Xx white s1S5O@1s,OO. Country
made Xxx red SIS, oo91s, 90; do Xxx white S1s,So9
1900. Choice spring $lo,5O9lo,76-
Whest-The market is steady and firm, with
. fair milling demand Reported sales to-day are
1000 b1 No. ] AtlWHukss spring from Etore 1t s9J.
o7i sears DE- Do et $685.
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The READY PAY SYsTEN-THAr IS WHAT
THE MATER Isl am determined to make
it for the interest of those that favor the
above system to give me a call. There is no
reason why the paying community should
pay for d~ead-heads. II. SEAMAN, Agb
Merchant Tailor, Plain Dealer Building.
mayI5.3I6
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DocroR Oxe.-The Cincinnati papers are
jubilant over the capture of DR.. ong, who
was arrested a few days since in this city.
We clip the following from the TINES:
About two weeks ago a practicing physi-
clan of tbs city, named 0ng, whose Office,
we believe is, or was, on Third street, be-
tween Broadway and Sycamore, was ar
rested at the instance of g lady, also of this
CITY, who charged him with seducing her
daughter, q young girl only sixteen years
old.
The mother Of the unfortunate victim has
occupied q very respectable position in orr
city and is well known to most of our in
huential citizens. The daughter was dis
covered missing one morning and the
mother knowing that the Doctor was in a
| position 10 accomplish sueh an act, charged
him with the offence and caused his arrest,
as stated. The case came up before Squire
Powers, who continued the case in order to
| give the mother time to find her truant and
Victimized daughter, and in default Of bail,
made out the proper commitment papers to
send the Doctor to jail.
These papers, together with the doctor,
were placed in the hands of constable Mil
Ter. The mother asked permission, on the
way to the Jail, to hold a conversation with
the doctor, which the constable granted,
and which ultimated in the doctor agreeing
to find the girl if Miller would hire q horse
and buggy and go with him. This was
agreed to and, instead of going to Jail, the
gay doctor went 8 riding in company with
the constable. The party proceeded 10
near Richmond, Indiana, where the girl
was, and taking her in the vehicle started
to return to the city. When about thirteen
miles from here, between the hours Of u
and l o'clock, the doctor received permits
sion to enter a house on the road side, leav-
ing the constable and the girl seated in the
buggy.
The result of this was that the Dr.. made
his escape. After waiting 8 sufficient
length of time for the Ieturn to the vehicle
of the man Of physic, the constable dis
mounted and learned to his astonishment
that the bird had flown. He brought the
girl to the city and gave her over to the
charge of her mother, and at once pro-
ceeded to telegraph to all large cities . full
description of the fugitive. After some days
had elapsed, the Chief of the St Louis
Police detected q letter addressed to q GER
tain party in that city from the Dr.. who
was then at Cleveland, under the alias Of
NJ. Henry Smith, asking that all letters
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AS this is the season for gentlemen tC
make a change in their underwear, they
will find a full assortment of the above
goods in gauze, merino, Isle, thread and
silk; also, a full line Of jean drawers, TO-
gether with all goods usually kept in 6
frst-ciass gents furnishing store, at Mott d
Haighfs, I4I Superior street under the
Weddell).
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Just Reeeired-"The Maiden and
Married Life OF Mary POWell;" price
S1.5O. Sans Mercl, or Kestrels and
Falcon, By the author OF Guy Living
stone; price so cts. Mackenzie's 10.
600 Receipts, latest edition; price 50:
ChandOs, a novel by the author OF
StrathmOres; price $500. Hidden
Depths, new novel. A fresh supply
of UppInc0tt's new U. s. Gazetteer;
price $40 90. For sale by Cobb, An
dreKs 4 Co. may22
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SENT TO STATES PRIsox.-Gilbsrt C. YOst,
who some time since stole package of C.
C. & C. R. R. tickets has been caught at
last. He was lately tried in Adams county,
Indiana,and convicted of the crimes Of bur-
glary and larceny, and is to spend the next
three years in comfortable. quarters in
States prison. Mr.. Clark Warren was in
pursuit of him when he was caught and
his arrest is mainly due to the activity and
vigilance of that officer.
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TIE STATE F4IR-The State Fair will be
held at Dayton, on the 25th, 2sth, 9th and
2sth of September. The following is the
classification Of articles for exhibition
lst-Live Stock; 2d-Maehinery, Imple-
ments, etc; 3d-Mechanieal and Domestic
Products; 4th-Agricultural Products; 18th
Horticultural Products; 9th Fine Arts.
During the Fair these Departments will be
under the general charge of the following
members of the Board: Cattle, 7. Jones;
Horses, J. %Fullington; Sheep, Hogs and
Poultry, D. Mcmillan; Machinery, etc, r.
R. Donnelly; Mechanics and Manufactures,
J. Buckingham; Farm Products, n. ]. Tur-
nsy; Fruits and Flowers, J. ". Ross: Fine
Arts ". F. Greer.