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ODD FEnLows.--An English journal says that
the Manchester Unity Of Odd Fellows, which was
established in 1872, numbers nearly four hundred
thousand members. 1t has lodges in most parts Of
the British empire, and can boast of = local hab
tation and a name . even at Constantinople and
among the gold-diggers of California.
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YAzOO RIVER.
regular YICKsBURG, YAzoG AND TAELAI
RIVERS PAggET

Leaves every TUESDAY, atAP.M.
EtE WAXOO AND TALLAHATGHIE
Il fe new low,Wster Passenger packet Myri
wien MASTER Ed. y. dwards, clerk, leaves
as ioye for al landings on the Yazoo ard Taliahat
Aufreight intended for the above packet should
tobr care, YickshrIrg, Miss ~
PEW V1Ra1NIUs Q. DENTzEL' AaT'rtli
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Sttarine gntGlliaente.
CRESCENT oErIcE, No. "a O.

UREspKNF UFFIcR No. q CANT STREET,
Friday, August 81, 1855 :
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamer Lucretia, Maybury, for Mobile, Master
Steamer Anna Ferret, Bruse, for Mobile, Master
Swed ship Alexander, Ahrenberg, for Liverpool,
Creevy, Nickerson eco
Br bark Sophia Mather, for Liverpool,
w Hynson Geo
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STEAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling Havana and Queenstown land embark Malls
and Psasengsrs taking Cotton and sgnug bills Of ladlng
here through rates Of freight St. Petersburg
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, Rotterdam,
Gothenburg and HavEe.
seersge passenger tickets by line to bring
passengers from Liverpool Queenstown New Orleans
for $50 in currency, per adult.
The destination may either zed on signing
the bills of adng declared by the holder of the bill
of adng within twelve after the steamers arrival
at Liverpool thus saOrdng the importer the choice Of
markets,
THE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited will dispatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Sailing from LIVERPOOL and NEW ORLEANS Monthly
Daring the Summer:
tons ......P. Jamison Captain
MISSISSIPPI. tons..J. Campbell Captain
FLoRIDA.,..........I5s7t ens....A. Finn, Captain
MISSOURI. 1884 tons. "a Hancock, Captain
ARKANSAS. ......ls9S t. Barron Captain
1899 tons VIM. l. Mssney, Capt
GAMBIA. 1861 tons. Graham Captain.
CAROLINA 1871 tons. j. Hairby OaptaIa
.la45 tons. H P. p Couchs Capt'
CABIN Passage to Liverpool sl gold lis equivalent in
currency. a.rslsr es-.
Fog rates Of freight SpplytO
HUNTER, AsKEw 4 CO., a osrondslst street
Congnees goods respectfully desired to present their
Bills of Lsdng at the Office, pay their freight obtain de-
livery orders for the same.
BOSTON.
|
FOR Observation-Disclosures LINE.
To sail on SATURDAY, September i, at 6PaM
EOR BOsTON-THE AL FAST SAILING STEAM.
| ship COncOrdIa,
WINTHROP SEARS, Commander,
having nearly all her cargo engaged will leave punctuay as
| above.
For freight passage having unsurpassed ssteroom &C
commodatious, arply to
CREEvY, MCPHERSON 4 CO.,
Corner Gravier and CRrondeet s.reets
Passengers will please be board punctually
She will be followed by the steamship Kensngou to sail
on her regular day.
I
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DOR y JEFFERSON IREgT-FD
u son Shreveport, Grand EcOre, Alexandra
barbin's, and all intermediate landings on Red
low water packet carrie Poole g. j. Aute
leave as above. For freight or Assage apply on
EATON a BAhSTOW lG TctJupltOt
y, o. DONOHpE, 2 TchnupitUulas sire
The Carrie Poole is a low water packet, dfI
inches light and stands al In all Insurance Offices
Poole gives through bills without the privilege (
NJ Jefferson 5...
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melow-OOmang Up.
Schr Empire State, Chesley, days from Calves
ton, in ballast, to Post & Hobby
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STEAMBOATS,

BIZ brig Hebe, Leban, from Rio de Janeiro, to mas
ter--1st district %
STEAMBOATS,. rz Es
David White Vawter from st Louis.
Carrie Poole, Muse, from Jefferson.
Nina SHINES, Greathouse from Bayou Sara.
A G Brown, Quesnt, from Lower Coast.
Live Oak, Bassett, from Fort jackson.
W Arthur, Carson, from st Louis
Sarah, Blakesy, from Mobile.
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FOR NEW YORK DIREoT-rHE FINE

ships.
FOR NEW YORK DIREoT-rHE FINE
Ocean Steamships
MORNING STAR. -. $500 tons. 4. Nelson, Commando,
EVENING STAR, 1900 tons. Knapp, Commands.
GUIDING STAR. 400 tons. Berry, Commander
MISSISSIPPI. 1900 tons, E. Summer Commander
hERRIMAOK... 1900 tons. ,Vansiee Commander
HAVANA. 20 70 tons. .Furber, Commanded
MONTEREY. laO0 tons W hitman Commander
MARIPOsA... 40 tons. Quick Commander
AATANZAs., zee. 400 tons. - Commander
MISSOURI. l40O tons.... -, Commander
Mississippi,
VIII leave on SUNDAY, September @ at o'clock P w
from the oOmpany's Wharf, in front of jackson SQUARE
Freight will by this Line upon she Oompanys
Whaf at all times during business hours and the rates for
freight and passage will DO low by any othsr regular
line.
For freight or passage apply to
WILLIAM CREEyY, Agent,
IS oArondslst street. New orlears
@ X, GARRISON, President
--- 10 Barclay street, New York
FOR NEW YORK,
BLACK STAR LINE.
Leaves on SATURDAY, LIST Sept, atsAu,
FOR NEW YORK-THE STEAMSHIP
AEarmIOn,
Capt l. l. HAZARD
viii leave the whsrf foot of Jefferson street. as above
For freight passage apply to
DAVID McGoARD, 162 Common street
cRoMwELLs N. Y. AND N. o. STEAMSHIP LINE
To sail on SUNDAY, Sept I'd, at s. M
FOR NEW YORK-THE FAST AND FAvoR1TE
steamship
Geo. Cromwell,
E. E. VAIL, Commander,
will leave her wharf, foot of Toulouse street. Second District.
above.
First Cabin Passage ...................,.. $50.
For freight or passage apply to
ALFRED MoULToN
a Caroudelet street.
NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND KEY WEST
To sail on THURSDAY Sept 9Th, at O'Clock P. II
THROUGH TICKETS TO NEW YORK, $50.
FOE NEW york, BALTIMORE AND KEY
WEsE-The magnificent ocean steamship
.....-...... Balm, Commander,
or the Baltimore and New Orleans Regular Line will sail
her wharf, Jackson street, Fourth District
uay above carrying the United States Mails and ticket
ing passengers through to New York.
For speed safety and comfort this UNSURPASSED
Her cabin spacious and her elegantly furnished
combining all the modern improvements
Stserooms can be secured application the Office
Agents
No freight received after l2 O'Clock on day sailing
Freight taken for Philadelphia and through bills Of lading
signed therefor
For freight or passage for Baltimore, apply to
WlHHERSPOoN uALSEY,
20 Dnrondelet street.
GREEVY, MCPHERSON co,
Corner Graver and Carondelst streets.
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STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.

NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP oOMPANT,s STAR
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
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Leaves on FRIDAY, 3lst instant, at o'clo
IN PLACE OF STEAMER NAIIONI
DOR sIIREVEPOMT, GRAND BAY
n ECOre, st. Maurice, Collie, alexandria, and
ings-The a No. ! Light draft passenger steam
Iomeyer, X. n mott, master, w. n Calm
leave Is above. For freight or passage apply OF
sINNOTT 4 ADAMS, % CONNER
VlRUIklUS @. DhETHEI4 AdysTtis
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BAYOU SARA.
REGULAR .. s. MAIL PAoKET-TwICE WEEK.

REGULAR o. s. MAIL PACKET-TWICE A WEEK,
Leaves every SUNDAY, st A. n, and WEDNESDAY
at p
LOB BAYOU SARA, PORT HUDSON, BATON
Rouge Paquemine D0naldsonvile, and all ntermediRts
lRndngs---Ths passenger steamer LnfeuPehe, " B.
Baranco master, leaves above.
Returning leaves Bayon Sara every MONDAY and THUR
DAY coming down the Coast daylight For freight pas
sage apply on board. to
W. NJ. SURLs, % Canal street. or
COMAUX & SMITH, 90 Canal street
VIRGINIUS @. DBHT2EL Advertising Agent
REGULAR BAYOU SARA PACKET
STEAMER NINA SIMMES-W. Il. aREATHOUSE Nsstsl
TR0XBER and MILLER, Clerks
Leaves every MONDAY at H. and FRIDAY al 10 A. n,
ENOR BAYOU SARA, PORT HUDSON, BARON
Rouge Flaquemne DGnaldsonyille, and all inter.
mediate landings on the eoag taking freight for all landing
on Bayou Lsfourchs FOE freight passage apply on board
TITUS GWALTNEY, Agent No. 3 Tchoupltoulas 81,
FlhGNIUs Q, DENTzELs Advertising Agent,
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RED RIVER.

Leaves on FRIDAY, STAT inst, at
EOR JEFFERSON DIRECT-FO
! son. Shreveport, Grand EcOre, IT. Maurice
andris, NOrman's. Barbln's. and all way Ian,
RiYer-The lOw.watcr packet Alex, speer,
master, Will leave AS above, For freight or pas
boatd, 0rto n. o. DONOHuE, 2 Tchoupito
Jhe Alex. Speer is a low water packet, draws {
light, and stands al in all insurance of
through bills, without the privilege Of rashpplug
SlkG,NGUS q. UkNIHEL, Adyertis
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Forming Regular somw Weekly Line Of Fine Ocean Steam
ships.
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OPELoUsAs.
FORT JACKSON.
.. S. MAIL PAoKET-TWIoE A WEEK.

U. S. MAIL PACKET-TWICE A WEEK.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 10 A. n
Re turning every MONDAY and THURSDAY.
LOB FORT JACKSON, ST. PHILIP, PoINTE.
RlaHacbe and all way landngsThe splendid passen-
ger steamer Live Oak, W S. Bsssett, master, W H. H.
Brooks, clerk, will leave as above.
TITUS GWARTNEY. No. Tchoupltoulas street.
VIRGINIU9 G. DENTZEL Advertising Agent
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BRAzos SANTIAGO.
FOR BRAZos SANTIAGO DIRECT.
MORGAN LINE U s. MAIL STEAMERS.
To Sail on SUNDAY, Sept. 2, at BAN
FOR BRAZOs sANTIAGO-THE IRON
low-pressure side-vheelateamshp
e Austin,
LOCKWOOD Commander,
WIN above from foot OF St. Joseph street. car
rying the U. S. mails.
For freight passage having elegant accommodations
apply to l. O. HARRIS,
Corner Camp and Common BtEests.
Ra~ Bills Of Ladlng signed The Agents Office
rs Coal OIL received in metal packages only.
BA of this line will sail as above every week
fl rahe above port.
The steamship St. Mary, will sail above Sunday, 9th
September.
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Commercial 9Mtp
80, Nc. y UAh Al s{E5B1E.k7, I
UeEscERT -, - =, a..

r,....,- c5IshInF, AuRusI 5U IaOo ]
TbursStteration to notice in the
CorroN-There iestoCk on hand is ample to
leading staple, 4 not heavy daily sales but the
Justify mo5sdues restricted, and transactions
demansse been limited to 400 bales at previous
to-ss, whiehwe reproduce, merely for reference,
LWever, viz: Ordinary 25@27c., good ordinary
29@3lc., low middling 33@34c. and middling
35@36c. There are orders in the market at
figures below the ruling rates, and factors are
daily becoming more stringent in their asking
prices, owing to the devastation reported Of the
lrmy worm, even upon the most favored planta-
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Receipts OF Produce Yesterday
ST LoUIS-Steamer W Arthur pkgs mdse
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NOE GALVESTON AND INDIAROLA,
NEW ORLEANS oPELoUsAS AND GREAT WESTERN
- RAlLROAD AND BERMICK,S BAY.

The Travelling Public are informed that the MORGAN
LINE hrstclass iron owpressre sidewheel Steamships,
having elegant accommodations, will hereafter in close
copneeon with the New Orleans Opelousas and Great West
EN- Railroad leaving Brashear every MONDAY and FRIDAY
The railroad Ferry Boat leaves the foot Of St. Ann street,
opposite Jaeksoa Square 7b O'Clock 4. N.
baggage checked through passage freight apply
the Office New Orleans Opeousas and Great Western
Railroad Company No. 81 Canal street.
0hice open from N to P. Sundays excepted Open
on Sundays from :. N. 70 II "
New Orleans, August ., 1855
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vICKsBURH

GREENyILLE, yI0KsBURG, NATdIEz AN.
REGULAR THURSDAY U. s. NAIL PACI
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SPECIAL DIsPAToHEs.7s YoRK, August So
Gold opened al l4s. Cotton s2a@s5, II a. NJ,
Gold iA71. Cotton unchanged Sterling Exchange
dull and nominal ct IO7@IOs for sight bills, and
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EOR 8REENyILLE, GRAD LAKE,
Millitenfs Bend, Vicksburg, Nathez, brand Gulf,
St. Joseph, Water Proof, Fort Adam, Bayou 81
Rouge, Donaldsonville and all intermediate landing
surpassed passenger steamer
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Reee1pts by Rnrlroads.

N. o., o. & G. w. R. R-Aug 3O-5 bales
cotton Edey & Pinckard-2 do A Carpenter
45 bales moss Price, Hine 4 Tupper-6 Montague
Il Carloss-2l SKIS onions M Lefort-12 do pkgs
eggs L Sure--l5 do SKIS onions L Terrebonne-
264 head cattle and sundres to order-Total I Bis
cotton
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Leaves EVERY THURSDAY, at NJ, comm
THURSDAY, 18th Sept, t5PM
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-02

= Inter ben Srurpen auf Spbee So
lamb tei eapannat, .Gecrsta, 1T bic @brlera
pirflia aussebrcden. gin, Wtittwph fslsn Is
gclbaten Der ssuhe gum Srfsr nnn am Srnnsr'
flag ,pnrbsn % nene Ssae ssmsleet. Sin soieat,
Der su bslsrtirsn rsrinhte, .rares ron Dem ssabt'
pcIeu srldcIIsn.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-20
Naw VorE NorEe1-Au,u no

COrToN-Dl all and heaEy. Sales at SIC for mid
ding.
FIoUR-OI saed quiet and firm, but with materi-
al falling OF in the demand.
Sales at S7,75@s,3 30 for extra state SS,85
69,4O for extra round hoop Ohio, S9,456l2,O 90 for
trade brands. Market closing rather easier for
purchase.
WmsKY-Quiet. Sales at 81, 2s@2,2T
WHEAT-0pened quite firm, but with a limited
inquiry and No excitement. Market closing dull
and 262c better.
Sales at 81, 81 for Nal Chicago spsingi 81, 81 for
old Milwaukee; $1,S59l, 90 for new No 1 Milwsu-
kee; including q small Of choice at sl,s1, and prime
white Genassee at 1910.
RYE-Firm.
CORN-B. tier and quiet.
Sales at s29sic for unsound, s5ds7c for sound
mixed western, both In store and delivered, aud
SOC for western yellow delivered.
0ATs-Less active and easier.
Sales at 4595Oc for new western, SOC
for old do.
SUGAR-Steady.
MoLAssEs-Quiet and steady.
PETRoEEUM-Dull.
Sales at 2f1zc for crude, and s9@iOc for refined
in bond.
PoRK-Opsned heavy but closed decidedly hrmer.
Sales at S26,OO925,25 Tor new mess, closing
at s2G,25 cash 81. Oo@25.2 5 for old do SCI ,s2z
@22,OO for prime. Also, $3.50 bbls Of new mess,
tor April and May, sellers option, at SIS, oo926,2o
BEKF-Activ
Sales at $3.50 for new plain mess, and s2o,cO
BEEF ~HANs-stesdy. Sales at s3s,OO@39,OO.
~BAcON-Quiet.
Sales of Cumberland cut at 1916; I5o for
short ribbed
Sales at lo%9l13a for shoulders, and l5Z@l7%
for hams.
LARD-Firmer. Sales at 1G4@I9Hc
~BuTrER-Dun. 25@45c for Ohio, and 10000
for state.
~OHEEsE-Quiet. Sales at IG@22c
FREIGHTs TO LVERPOoL-Dull and declining.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-20


SANITARY REGULATIoNs.-The following
excellant directions were published by the
Cincinnati Board of Health. They are
equally applicable to our city.
Owners, agents, and occupants Of houses,
stables, factories Of all kinds, and buildings
of every description, and for whatever pur-
pose used, are earnestly requested to aid the
city authorities in removing forthwith from
their premises, all matter of whatsoever
name or nature, that may have a tendency
to create disease, By care and attention to
the following rnles they will greatly facili-
tate a thorough cleanliness of the city, viz I:
Avoid any unnecessary collection OF re-
fuse vegetable or animal matter, as kitchen
garbage or other rubbish in your cellars, or
about your premises.
Have your cellar, yard, alleys and out
houses frequently whitewashed, and keep
them clean by daily sweeping.
See that the drains and cesspools on your
premises are free from all distractions and
kept clearly.
DO not allow water to stand in your eel
lars. See that it is removed at once, and
that there is a thorough ventilation for pure
air to circulate in the same.
For your privies, water closets, Il for
drains of every kind, and for the purpose OF
destroying unpleasant or noxious odors, use
deodorizing and disinfecting agents.
One-half a pound of chloride of lime, put
into a common saucer, and this placed in a
cellar and removed once in ten days, viii!
be sufficient to purify it. The same quanti-
ty of this article should be sprinkled about
house drains and yards once every four or
five days.
Two or three pounds Of sulphate OF IRON
thrown into a privy once IN two or three
weeks will destroy its unpleasant odor.
Both of these articles can be purchased
at any drug store for fifteen cents a pound.
Ali persons are respectfully requested to
promptly notify the Board of Health of
concealed nuisances, wherever they exist,
that from their obscurity might escape no.
tice.
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6 COMMERCIAL.
THURSDAY Eurrna Anil


THURSDAY EVENING, April 10, 1865.
The local money market experienced no
material change to-day from the previously
reported condition. There is a quite mod
crate demand for currency, and the tenden-
cy of balances is steadily toward greater
ease, bankers reporting their situation at
present as quite comfortable.
In Eastern Exchange there is a continued
st%ringency, and the demand runs in excess
of receipts. Rates are firm at par buying
and lilo premium selling.
Gold opened strong in New York this
morning, but lost frmness as the day aa-
vanced, and closed rather weak at I27g.-
There is a limited supply of gold on the
market and the absorption by customs is
rapid. but there is no speculative nerve to
operators, and evidently no confidence in
high fgnres. Government securities are
very firm, and enjoy a good degree of ac-
tivity. Gold bonds were generally better
in New York to-day.
In this market prices of government
were generally higher to-day, and dealers
were quite firm in their views. f. J.. Farm
err 4 Co., Bankers, quote:
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Well to-day, Sick IO-mOrrOw.-Such Is
the experience of thousands. Few enjoy c~ontinu-
GUS health. To what does the occasional invalid
attribute his uncertain condition ? Not to him-
self, Of course. He lays the blame on the climate,
perhaps. 1t is too hot, or too cold, or too damp,
or too dry, or too variable. But docs he take the
proper course to fortify his contribution and bodi-
ly organs against the extremes and changes of
which he complains2 No. he says, perhaps,
only an iron man could bear such great heat, or
such violent cold, or such sudden vicissitudes.
Why then does he not resort to the great Tonic
and Preventive, which, if 1T will not make him an
iron man, will at least quadruple the capacity Of
his system TO repel all external agencies that
tend to produce disease? HosTETTER's GEL
EBRATED STOMACH BITTERs, taken faith
fully according to the directions, will SO strength
en- the stomach, brace the nerves, tone the liver,
and regulate and invigorste the whole animal
machinery, that the system, instead Of being at
the mercy Of the weather, and liable to be pros
trated by every change of temperature, will be-
come case-hardened, al it were, and almost i'm
~pervious to climatic Influences. 1t is to this pre-
ventivo principle that Hostetter's Bitters owe
tseir great popularity in the West Indies, British
America and Australia. sp16
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'IHIs1oU H9A'5 ePPoIsi uO--'-'"'' %
Wooden Ware-Firm and in good demand
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at the following price
CIereland Dry Goods Market.

THURSDAY, April l9, 1866
We note a continued improvement in the volume
Of business, and a growing confidence with the
trade in the prices of goods. The steadiness of the
markets for staple Cotton Goods for the last three
or four weeks has led merchants to believe that
prices have touched bottom, ana they are conse-
quently buying freely, and are in turn meeting a
good consumptive market, for the country was
quite destitute of goods. Although the trade thus
far this season has not perhaps been a profitable
one, yet our Jobbers have shown large stocks of
goods, and met the market m~anfully when prizes
were declining. The prospect, however, is more
favorable at present to permanent and settled val
ues, to the advantage of all concerned. We quote
some of the leading staple goods as follows:
BROWN sHEETIxGs.-Amo.keay A, 35-inch, ? ;;
Indian Head, 36-inch, 25c; Stark A, s6-inch, 25c ;
Augusta, 3s-inch, pc; Medford, 36-inch, pc
Ozark, 36-inch, 24c; Carroll A, 36-inch, pc Ma
shua Extra 22%c; PeppereIl E, fine, S9-inch, Csc )
PepperelI R, fine, s6-inch, 2sc; Pspperen 0, fine,
S3-inch, 21c; Pepperell n, fine, 3O-inch, Ice In
dian Orchard, BIB, S3-ineh, 2lc Indian Orchard,
c, 37-inch, &c Indian Orchard, L, s2-inch, lSc
Indian Orchard, W, 3s-ineh, zoe.
BLEAcEED sHEETISGs.-Bartlett's, SG-ineh, 33c 4;
Bartlett's, 33-inch, &c; Hill semper Idem s6-inch
36c do do do 80 inch, 3sc; Harris No. /, s6-inch,
S2c Harris No. 2, 3s-inch, 27Hc.
PR1Srs.-AIIens 17@1se; Americans ls9l9c ;
Arnolds 1915; Cocheco &c; Merrimac D, 2o92Ici
Merrimac W, 2l@22e; Hamilton loo Amoskesg
Is%aI7e wamsutta 14Hc; spragues 2Oa Rich
monds 1890; Dunnells l71z9lso.
DELArSEs.-Hamilton 22Hc; Pacific 22Kc;
Manchester EPIC.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-20
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

EN1EkED----...--APRIL -
stmr Morning Star, viger, Detroit, 254O bbls and
and 1910 sacks potatoes, 100 bbls -four, loo bbls
pork, PSI pkgs sundriss
Stmr Traveller, Rice, Marine. 10000 feet lumber,
5000 lath
Prop Buckeye, Mcdonald, Toledo
Prop Passaic, Mitchell, Dunkirk, groceries, hard
ware and dry goods
Sehr W B Hibbard, Hicks, Detroit, 800 tons pig
iron, 200 bbls salt
Scow Mona, Moore, Kelley's Island, 25 cords stone
Scow Ellen, Blanchard, Kelley's Island, 9 cords
limestone
scow sutler Girl, KslsO, Msrblehead, % cords
limestone
seov Falcon, Sinclair, Port Huron. nl.1a7 feet
lumber
scow Trojan, Crawford, Toledo, 100, COO slaves
CLEARED.
Stmr City of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit, 81 bbls
oil, 13I kegs nails, 5T4 bars and 80 bdls iron, 1913
bxs glass, 30 pkgs mdz, 100 bbls lime
Prop Buckeye, Mcdonald, Ogdensburgh, 100 bbls
flour
Prop Passaie, Mitchell, Toledo
Brig Gen Worth, Richardson, Saginaw
Sehr Darien, MaIsilliott, Saginaw, 81 bbls oil, 90
bxs glass, 597 kegs nails, 5o4 bars and ls9 bdls
iron, sol gallons stoneware, 246 pkgs sundries
Schr Presto, Myriek, Detroit
Schr c J Roeder, Young, Detroit, 100 tons coal
Scow EK Kane, Stoner, Monroe, 100 tons coal
Scow Whittlesea, Hyde, Lexington
Scow Falcon, Sinclair, Saginaw
Scow Trojan, Crawford, Toledo
Scow Mona, Moore, Kelley's Island
Scow Sutler Girl, Kelso, Avon Point
Tug Bemis, Green, Black River