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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-09
FINANCIAL 4 COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY EVENING, June s, 1865.
Tho chief feature Of the financial intel
ligenee from New York to-day, is the con-
siderable back step taken by Gold, for which
there seems to be no sufficient cause differ
ent from what might nave operated with
equal force upon the market at any time
during the past week. The market opened
this morning at hog, a decline of nearly
three per cent. fro i the closing figures of
yesterday, from which it advanced to I4Is,
under the demand for to-morrow's steamer,
but again declined, the price at three
o'clock, as reported to bankers, being 1899.
The tendency Of the market would thus
seem TO be quite decidedly downward, aud
dealers here are disposed to widen the diff
ference between the buying and selling
rates.
The New York market for Government
securities opened steady, but was finally
brought into sympathy with gold, and
afternoon dispatches reported a fraction
lower rates on Five-twenties, Ten forties
and Seven thirties. Skies Of 1881 maintain
their firmness. Dealers here reduced buy
ing rates on 5-2Os and .7-SOs I selling I'M
changed. Should gold continue to fall, q
depression may result to Governments, but
it will only be temporary, and prices will
not vary materially from those now pre-
vailing.
We quote closing rates for coin and Gov
ernments in tbia markat 90 f,IIows.
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AMERICAN
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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ers
Read +. DE n. soUTHWORTH's LETTER.
PRosPEcT CoITGaE, GEoReErowx, D. CT
April 9, 1868.
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I had come to the conclusion that nothing but a
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GRAND PLEASURE ExcURs1oS.-It will be
seen by reference to Hanna & Co.'S adVer-
tisement elsewhere that the elegant pro-
peller Lac La Belle, Capt. John spaulding,
has laid over one trip and will start on
Monday next on a pleasure excursion to
Kelly's Island and Put-In-Bay. Bass fish
ing is splendid just now, and the boat ar
irving early on Tuesday morning will afford
all day for this sport. A band will furnish
music for dancing IN the voyage up and
return. Another excellent feature is that
state-rooms and reals will be furnished on
the Lac La Belle.
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DAILY LEADER.
SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1866.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


Academy Of Music-Miss Kate Reynolds.
Jewett & Goodman-Cabinst Organs.
q. Rice-Mount Vernon Poems.
Newberry&T n -Statement Security Life In, Co
b. Hanna a CO-Pleasure Excursion.
J. NJ. Hover & Co-New Dry Goods.
Jewett & Goodman Local Notice.
J. Featherstone 4 Co-Proolamation.
Smith, Dodd 4 Oo-Boots and Shoes.
Monodnoek Sewing Machine Co-Agsnts Wanted
". D. Baker & Co-Nev Books.
City Of Clevelaud-To whom 1t may Concern.
D. Holt a Son-Young Peoples Christian Asso.
Crumb, Darlington & Kendall-Dry Goods.
B. Figer-Boiler Tube Brushes.
W. D. Baker a Co~-Thompson's Coast Pil5t.
70 Prospect st-GirlW Wanted.
J. NJ. Bailey & Co.-American Cooking Stove.
J. q. Dewitt B CO-Dress silk
Morgan, Root & C~o-Trimmed Bonnets.
". d. Baker & Goa La Mods Writing Paper.
Burt 4 Dare-Jewelry, etc,
81 Kinsman-st-Boarders.
h. @. De~ming-Kennard House Committee.
Smith, Dodd & CO.. Locals.
S0zodont-Loeal Notice.
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SNAROah4EAhNs 1NOlCng 0N-ANN/ll9AAo/N AoFEN1A-
CompOund-int. Notes, '65-1O2z9105 lOsh9lO5
There was a quite full demand for loans
at the banks to-day, and in one or two in
stances there was a less easy feeling at the
close, but generally there was no complaint
Of wantOf means to supply fully all needed
accommodations.
Eastern Exchange is quiet. There is only
a very moderate amount making, but the
demand is Light, and the situation is rela-
lively quite comfortable.
The general markets remain extremely
quiet. There was an increased demand for
Wheat to-day from miIlers, but nothing Of
an active character. The market was rather
irmer, and nOminally le better on Mil
waukee spring, owing entirely to the fact
that the stock is almost exhausted, and
very little is known to be on the way.
Flour moves only in light lots, but the mar
ket is steady as to prices. Corn and Oats
are very quiet and unchanged.
In Provisions there was less doing to day,
but the market ia without change in prices,
aud may be reported firm.
Produce is quiet. There is still nothing
of moment doing in Butter. Dealers will
probably begin to take hold some time dur
ing the next ten days. Geese is steady,
and the demand is fair. Eggs are moving
quite freely at 2O@2le. Potatoes arc meet
ing with some demand, but the market is
quiet.
Fair sales of Highwines are reported to-
day at old figures. Petroleum continues
steady and firm, but we hear of very little
doing.
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THE Hospital.

A cholera hospital was established in the
Central Block for such cases as could not
have the proper treatment at home.
OF this DR.. Delamater had general super
vision, while DR.. Thayer had immediate
charge and managed it with great skill and
success. Few cases which were brought in
in the early stages proved fatal. ORA De-
lamater, Brayton, Meyer, Wheeler and
Cushing, were selected as the medical coun-
ell to the Board of Health. As early as
June sth, the Board, with the approval Of
its physicians, published a circular of their
own and some extracts from the report of q
Board of Physicians in Boston, recommend
ing temperance, regularity and cleanliness
in daily life, and the utmost vigilance Of
public officers in the abatement of nuisan-
ces. In addition the Board congratulated
the city on its unusual degree of health,
and reports the public sanitary measures
adopted.
FIRST CASES.
June 29th the first accredited cases of chol-
era occurred in a building on Vineyard
street, opposite the foundry. Both proved
fatal and the kidding was Immediately va
Gated. Within the few days following sew
eral cases were reported by the Board, all
from the lower classes, and many of those
who died were persons of incorporate hab-
its.
In all the early cases the disease seems to
have been brought on by habits that could
not fail to cause fatal results under any
circumstances.
CEMETERY REPORT
The weekly report of the city sexton
shows the mortality from cholera as follows
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BASE BALL,
High School versus Young America.

- AOunB AAACEAeh.
A match game between the Second Nine
of the High School Club and the Young
America Club, of Rockwell street, was.
played as appointed Thursday afternoon
The Forest City Club kindly allowed the
use of their grounds. The game commenced
at 3:15, the Young America taking the bat.
Both Clubs played with confidence at the
opening Of the game, and the Young Amer
lea boys struggled bravely to the end to
gain the ground they had lost. 1t was gem
orally conceded that they played very well
for so young a Club, and that they certainly
did not deserve defeat. Mr.. Stanley,
catcher, Mr.. Russell, pitcher, and Mr..
johnson, Sd base, were frequently applaud
ed by the members Of the opposing Club for
fine playing. The game closed at seven
o'clock, leaving the High School nineteen
ahead. Mr.. Wheeler, of the Forest City
Club, performed the duties of umpire with
a prOmptness and impartiality that satisfied
all concerned. The score is given below;
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CITY NEWS
CLEVELAND WEEKLY LEADER
FOrSaturday, juno o.
CONTENTS,

EDITORIAL-The Course Of Mr.. Spalding
The Rule or Ruin Policy Of the johnson Party
Political Items; The Fenian Invasion of Canada
The Reelection Of Judge s~palding; The Record
The West Virginia Eleetisni The Herald Ap-
plauding Spalding's Radicalism Concerning the
Post ONCE; General J. n. Comfy Colonel O'Neil
Free Trade in Letters etc, etc.
Observation-Disclosures South Look
ing Up; Explanatory Washington Topics and
Gossip; Hon. J. NJ. Ashley Categorioali Re-
Election of Congressman Thr Congressional Con
%Vention etc.
MISCELLANEOUS.-The Dead Ship Of Harps-
weH-Poetry; The BOurgsnaui- Eaton Case; Par
Iismentary Scholarship In America; Cupid and
Mercer on the Pacific Coast Blondin outdone
Plowed Up a Corpsa; Gen. Barry.
II ~NEWS.-TerriIsle Rail Road Accident
The Oil City Fire; Tive Fenisn Rumpus-Ful
Accounts Northern Ohio News; State and Gen
eraI News; Religious Intelligence Report nf the
Sabbath School Convention; The City of Memphis
Disaster A Warning TO Wool Growers-Letter
from Hon. r. P. spaldingT Crop Items, cts, etc.
FT~NANCIAL.-A Full Review of the Local
Markets; Financial and Commercial Articles /;
Cleveland Wholesale Market; New York Cattle
Market, &c.
TELEGRAPHIC-Pro ,eedings Of Congress /;
General and Special Disp atchos from all parts Of
the country.
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PoL1eE ..GoURL-The following cases were
disposed of by Judge Abbey yesterday
morning.
Drunkenness-Abram Ingan, 81 sud
ysgrncY-John Ryan, 80 days work
house, Ross Greyson continued to the iItb,
$50 bsil. Robert Gram discharged.
Fast DrTving-Minor Tobin, John Bower,
81 each and costs.
Violating Bridge ordinanee-Philip
Smith, s. and costs.
Abusing Fsmily-John MeGirk. held
open to the nth.
Destroying PrOperty-Wm. Boston, costs.
Peddling Without LiGenss-Samuel Ros-
embark, S. and costs.
Disturbance-Frederiek Ellerb, 81 and
costs.
Continued cases-Assault and Battery
James Wadswell and Willisn Harris, con
tinued to the 18th.
Grsnd Larceny-Charles Reed, bound
over to Court of Common Pleas. Bail 81, zoe.
Obtaining Goods by False Pretenees-
Charles Reed, nOlled.
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Financial,
HEw Yoax. lime q


Inc commercials money article says:
Affairs in Wall street are dull. There Is little
speculative interest in stocks. The chief exeeD-
lion ss,in Northwestern Erieis quiet and there
Is considerable speculation on the street as to the
probable course Of fits price.
Governments are rather more active than YES
terday and decidedly strong. Prices were the same
as at the close ofbusiness yesterday.
money becomes gradually easier, and the rate On
ealils generally per cent. Banks are getting 1
transactions.
Foreign Exchange dull and weak.
The Posts money article says:
The loan market is very easy end quiet at 6 per
cent: Commercial paper is scarce and wanted at
69T% per cent for first class names.
Governments unusually inactive.
Railroad shares are quiet and rather lower. Ar
ter the Board New York Central was quoted al
sI4i Erie s21G Residing 1895. Later Erie sold
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF HoNEoPATEY.-Our
physicians who attended the Anniversary
of the American Institute of Homeopathy,
held at Pittsburgh, on Wednesday and
Thursday last, report a full attendance and
q deeply interesting session. When the In
stitute was founded nineteen years ago it
numbered nine members, and now it enrolls
three hundred practising physicians, repre-
senting nearly svery State in the Union.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-09

AESIyERsART.-A notice of the anniver-
sary exercises of the Western Seaman's
Friend Society will DC found among our
" Loeal Notices" This Society has done
and is doing a great work for the sailors of
our lakes and the exercises will be of deep
interest To all.
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FRErDxEx's E-DUc1TIOsAL sOCrErr.-,

FREEDNES's EDUCATIONAL SocIErT.-The
regular monthly meetin of this benevo-
lent association will be held tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock, at the Methodist
Church, Ohio street, Mr.. H. n. Rankin, late
teacher among the freedmen of Memphis,
and an eye witness Of the terrible riot in
that city on the LIST of May, will be present
and address the Society. ]. H. Langston,
Of L~eavenworth, Kansas, will also be
present and make a few remarks. The
public are invited 70 attend.
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nu0TnETnHu

The following were the principal sales.
Bennehoh Run l2005 Excelsior IS; Webster IS;
New York and Allegheny 475; Shade River AZ;
United States DO Atlantic and Pacific 400; Dow
melville Il; Holman Gold az; Rocky Mountain
KiPp and Buell. 40. ~ IT.
DRY dsoDs.
The following are the jobbers' prices reported at
the Dry Goods Exchange
Brown Sheetings-Paeifc extra ~; do E 2I. do
%; Lancaster 20i Amoskeag A "A; Atlantic A
"A; doH 23hs Augusta 20; bangor Fl; Broad :.
way 2l.
sheeting and Shifting, BIeaehed-Ballou and
%; Jeans 2s%.
Worsted Braids Common CsIors So; B IS.
Prints-Merrimac D p; do w 22: Pacific 90
10; Sprsgue's frocks q; do fancy 20.
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ExAMxED.-Margaret Finlay appeared
before Commissioner White for examina-
ton yesterday. Her case was adjourned
to Monday. The case of Wm. Brown and
George Webb, arrested on charge of coun-
terfeiting, was continued till Wednesday.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
Especial 70 Cleveland DAILY LEADEa.l

PFrrsBuRGH, Junes-7sl5 p. -.
The market for Crude is dull. Receipts 3, 600
bbls. Sales light. Crude in bulk 1916 free on
cars and packs ~inclnded, lOHe; sales 4OS barrels
Smiths Ferry oil in bulk at lac.
Sales Refined bonded on spot AZ 35e 500 bLls
October delivery Philadelphia at 4se; 500 bbls free
for August delivery on spot at $50 200 bbls do for
September at &c October Csc. Jaa
Sales 100 bbls Tar at ss,25.
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Just ReceiFed-AFmadale, q novel
by Wllkie Collins; price In paper
81 go, In cloth $500. and and Glove,
by Amelia B. Edwards; price so cents,
paper. Lectures on the Study Of His
tory, by Goodwin Smith; price S1.75.
A new edition of I. Buchanan Reads
Poems; 8 vols. cloth, price $500.
Field, 6unbOat, Hospital and Prison,
by Mrs. P. A. HannaIOrd; Price Sis.
BeyminSter, a novel, by the author Of
A Silent Woman; Price $1.75. The
Angels Song, by ThOs. Guthrie; price
Is cents. We have just received a
large supply Of the French Copying
Ink, the best In market; also some
very fine mahogany BOsk-rests.
Cobb, Andrews &CO.,
juneG 241 SuperiOr-st.
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By order of the President

NEw BOoks.-w. D. Baker L Co, 259 Su-
perior street, has received the following new
books: Armadsle, by Wnkie Collins, The
Dove in the Eagles nest by the author Of
the Heir Of Redclyfe, Josh Billings, His
Book, ChandOr, Pulpit Pungencies, Kate
Marsssn, Hand and Glove, by Miss Ed
wards A Lifp's Lessons, by Mr.. Yore, and
several others.
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THE TESrH WARD.-0ur report of the
delegates elected for the 10th Ward at the
primary meeting last night proves to be in
correct. The delegates who were legally
appointed were Albert HartzelI, George
Nevill, John MeKennedy.
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SAP AcoIDEyT.-A little boy named David
Van Camp was drowned near Ceater street
Bridge st 1 P. m. yesterday. he was bath
ing in company with an0sher boy snd get
ting beyond his depth, vas drowned before
any assistance could be rendered him. he
was nine years Of age sad L Fed near the
rolling mill on the Flats.
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BALMoRALs.-Ladies', Misses, and Child
Fen's Serge Opera misunderstanding new,
at GAVLosR 4 ExswoRfH's,
202 Superior street.
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HOUSE oPEErNG.-The presence of every
member of this Committee is desired at the
Kennard House this Saturday evening at
eight O'Clock. q. G. DEMxe,
Chairman.
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W. D. Baker & Co.. 259 Superior street;
have just received a fresh supply of a "a
mode writing paper-to which they respect
fully call the attention of the Ladies.
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sHEcIsb MEErrae.-There will be a special
meeting Of the Young Peoples Christian
Association Of the West Side on Saturday
evening, June 9Th, commencing at s O'Clock
precisely, in the lecture room of West High
SeAeoI building. Business of much i'm
Pertanee and interest TO all will be before
the Association. and It is hoped there will
be . feH etssnr3oavo.
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A SPLENDID HoT-HoUsE.-The hot-house
Of William Whitworth, at No. IIS Cedar
street, is well stocked With a choice and
splendid variety of flowers of all deserip-
tons. Those in want Of flowers OF bouquets
can do no beTier than to give him a call.
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Gentlemen wishing to cane themselves
can do so by calling at Burt & Dare's, 14O
Superior street, and purchase one of their
gold or silVer-headed canes.
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KID SLIPPKRs.-GloVe Kid, White Kid,
and French Kid Slippers, perfect beauties,
at GAYLORD & ESsWoRrH's,
2O2 Superior street
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We keep the best watch repairer in this
city in our employ, for the special purpose
ofkeeping our customers watches in good
order, Burt & Dare, 14O Superior street.
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LATEST SrYLE,--Anything and everything
in the Boot and Shoe line, of the latest style
and best quality, and at the very lowest
Paeea GAYLoRD L E~NswORTHis,
2O2 Superior street.
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AMERICAN WATcHEs--A large lot kept on
hand at Burt & Dare's, l4O Superior street.
GOLDEN HYNSs.-This book is a selection
of the best Sabbath School hymns, published
by VIM. B. Bradbury. Price 10 cents. Hol-
den, Clark & Wilson have it for sale.
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FISE CALF-Mens and Boys fine Calf
Balmorals and Gaiters-a variety of styles,
at GAYLORD & ExsEoRTH's,
207 Superior street.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF ~CLKVEI4HD.

vi
fERED.-..-........JUSE 6.
stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Stmr Trader, Rice, Marine, 1s5 N # lumber, Il n
lath
Prep Badger State, Gerhard, Buffalo
Prop Granite State, Bishop, Toledo
Prop City or Boston, Chapman, Ogdensburgh
Prop salina, Brown. East Saginaw, geo N n lum-
Der, 100 m shingles
Prop Elmira, Thorn, DunkiTk
Schr Lydia, Eassen, Buffalo
Schr Emms, Henninger, Algonac ~
Barge Ontario, Haekrath, Bay City, go m It lguI-
Der, 50 m slaves
Barge Kenosha, genaiD, East sagina=, s75 A #
lumber, so m lafh
Tug W B Castle, Haekett, Saginaw
CLEARED.
Stmr Morning star, Viger, Detroit -
Stmr Illinois, Sweet, Superior
Prop Colonist, Smith, Detroit
Prop Elmira, Thorn, Dunkirk 81
Prop City of Boston, Chapman, Chicago
Prop Grani'e State, bishop, 0gdensburgh
Prop Badger State. Gebhard, Chicago
Schr F PRyeTse, McGuirs, SasinaT ~
Sehr Lydia Case, Easson, Racine, 20 tons ccat
Schr n CFord, Jhaw, Saginaw
Seov American Eagle. Braman, Bay City, 800 tons
coal .
scow Granville, Wilson, Saginaw
Scow Sea Bird, Gervais, Detroit, LOTIONS coal
seow J A Mcdonald, Swartz, RowGn
Barge kenOsha, Jennin, Saginaw
Barge Ontario, Hackrath, Saginaw .-----
Tug W B Castle, Hacket, Saginaw aticr4E
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MoRocco.-Ladius', Misses, and Children's
Moroccan Goat Boots, all styles, at
GAYLORD & ENRwoRTH's,
200 Superior street,
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FREEcH CALF.-Men's and Boys fine
French Calf Boots, sewed and pegged at
GAYLORD & ESswoKTH's
2R2 Sunerinr street.
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ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-The farewell ben
eft of Miss Reynolds was attended last
night by a large house. The evening was
oppressively warm but the interest Of the
performance was sustained to the last.
The leading piece Of the evening, " Jessie
Brown, or the Seige of Lucknow" was very
we'll rendered by the entire company.
The tableaux we're especially fine, and the
piece abouuds in seauce and dramatic ei-
fects.
As Miss Reynolds has appeared often in
the character of "Jessie Brown" in the
leading theatres of the country, and always
with marked success, all theater- gOers
looked for a fine piece of acting, and they
were not disappointed. In the splendid
burlesque of "POchahOntas," which is, by
the way, a great fsvorite here, her Ye
gentle savage " was the best rendering of
the part that we nave seen on the Cleveland
stage. The local hits and puns with which
this inimitable burlesque abOunds were
well brought out by the company.
marion, or the Crimson Track with
Miss Reynolds as Marion and "The
wanderer, or a Woman Keeps a Secret" as
e closing piece, is announced en- the bills for
this evening. This will be the last appear
snce of Miss Reynolds.
On Monday night the ~favorite and brill
liant artist Jos. E. Maggie takes a benefit.
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BEXEFTr-Remember "Narcisss" and
Mr.. Joseph E: Nsgle's benefit, at the
Academy Of Mtlsic, on Monday evening
next.
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Acknowledgement of Piano style MelO-
deon, in another column. A rare chance to
obtain = good instrument
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SOLID SILVER Ware Of the most fashion
able style for sale, by Burt 4 Dare, l4O
Superior street. FFF w7qr-
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Umpire-Mr. ]. W. Wheeler, of Forest City
scorers-Messrs. W. R. Rose and Vim. woIcott.
Fly catches made-High 8. hool Club-WQ-
Hanson, / Scott, !; Curtiss, 1.
Young America Club-Russell, 2 johnson, /;
Stanley, 3; Prentiss, ] ; Thayer, 2
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TRAVELLERS RRGIsTKR.
DEPARTURES.

- Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
shove Trains or BOsts, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
st the Omnibus 0tice, lG0 Superior street. oP-
posits the Weddell House. mayl5