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Thirty Lines Of Common Sense
Reader having glanced over the o~'itarials and the
news in this journal, you turn to the ADVERTISE
meuts, saying to yourself, ''These arc published
by the writer's to serve their own interests"
Psrhsps 80 But it is no less true that it con-
Germs yoar interests to read these thirty lines.
If you are health It is presumed you wish to con-
tinue SO. If sick, Of course you desire to be re-
IieTed. In either ease it is important to you to
know that HOsFErrEB's BITTEEs are the
safest, sursst aGd best tonic and Alternative ever
advertised in any country. This i a period Ofthe
year when the strongest need IN invigorant, for
the oppressive heat drains the system Of
strength faster than the most potent snd vigorous
organization can recruit it. Therefore,, as a pre-
SENTATIVE of health, as a protection against the
devastating action Of heat and the malaria it pro-
duces, you should sustain the good constitution
and sound stlmina with which Nature has blessed
you with this peerless Vegetable Tonic.
1t can fcarceIy be necessary to urge upen the
weak snd aiiiDg the Importance Of acquiring by
safe means the strength whi-h unsssisted Nature
denies them. al who are thus circumstaucsd are
invited to give fhe bitters q trial. B-fore they
have taken ths elixir three days, iD conformity
with the direction, they will acknowledge with
its 6 niai operation. They will ind
that it imparts mental as well as nervous energy,
and regulates gil theinternel functions admirably.
This is the experience Of the deb.litsted and de-
pressed, and in making these stAteme Is the pro-
prietOrS only echo the Language Of innumerable
testimonials. eug2O
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Passed ~Balls-Cutter 3, Tennis ?.
Fly Catches-Cutter 3, John-on l, Clark 2, Roe.
der l. Total by 0ctidentsls, E.-Gorhsm 1, Col
Inns !, Wheeler 2, Eddy I, Latimer 8. Total BY
Forest City, S
Left on Bias s-Clsrk l, Hanna !, Johnson ],
Nicholas l, Fuller 1, of the Occidsntals. Latimer
], Collins !, Gorham 2, Of the Forest City Club.
Umpire-S Williamson.
Scorsrs-W. Wolcott for Occidentals, H. TuttIe
for Forest City.
Time Of Came hours 30 min.
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MusIc.-Pspworth's Band played in the
Park last evening. As this band plays at
the Driving Park on Friday, it will be i'm
possible for it to play in the West Side Cir
Gle on Friday evening.
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DRANAr1c-The EIlsler Dramatic Com
binstiOn Troupe meets with the most mag
nidcent success wherever they &c. They
have Just closed a successful engagement at
Akron, and are now at Mansfield.
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ny. stock Market-AuR. pc.

GOVERNMENT S~TooKs-without decided change.
U. s. 5-20s of 1862, HOS; do Of 1865, 1Os2s;
1910 coupons, registered, ss5s; 1910 coupons
1915.
Tennessee Is, 72%.
SrOCKs-Lower.
Alton and Terre Haute SO; Chicago and Alton
1851; Rock Island, loss; Chicago and Northwest
ern 35%; Michigan Southern S5Z; Michigan Cen
trail ll2%; Beading u6; Erie 1873; Clevelaad and
Pittsburgh s7H; New York Central 1043s; Mari
posa preferred 27A; Western Union Telegraph
5sBs
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NOTICES.
ATTAGHHERT.

against SJustiee OF Peses cfCleEe-
h. q ii. Gugenheim. lsndtP. cuyahOgAe CO., O;
ON THE 10Th DAY OF AUGUST,
" AID 1896, said Justice issued an order OF
attachment In the above entiSled action, for the
sum Of S4l 5O-lO0. L. 7. & 5. BURGESS.
OleYeland, August II, 1866. aug1s.345
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NEW sTEANER-Capt Wards new steamer
SGglaaD is completed, and will PROBABLY ar
rive here tomorrow on her first trip. The
SGginat0 is intended to run in Wards Toledo
aud Saginaw line, in connection with the
Susan Ward-Toled0 Blade Dist.
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The best place to learn Bookkeeping,
Business Customs, ~Penmanship or Tele-
graphing is at the Union Business College
of this city, FELTON, & Bigelow proprietors.
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0swegO Market-Aug. pc,

~FLOUR-Steady and unchanged.
Sales at SlO,50 for No. / spring ; 1900 for
red winter $500 for white; SIS, 6O@14,OO for
XXX.
W~HEAr-Steady aud unchanged. Confined to the
immediate wants of millers. sales of No l Mil
waukee club at S2,259s,5O. choice white Canada
at S2,25.
ooEE-Firm aud quiet. Sales OF No. 1 Illinois
at Tee; Milwaukee nc.
~0ATs-Scarce.
RTE-scRrce and quiet.
CANAL FsEIGHTs-Dull. Wheat IOc; corn SIC;
-four 40c, to New York.
LAKE IMPORTs-17, 40 bu wheat; 90, 900 corn.
CANAL ExPORTs-345 bbls -four; $500 wheat;
q, 600 corn; 1900 rye.
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Elegant double and single Paisley shawls,
also double and single Broche shswls, long
shawls, Berlin shawls, Shetland and Zephyr
shawls just opened at H. j. Hover It Cos.
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kiOur-cOntinues steady and firm, but there
is nothing doing beyond the trade demand. Sales
70 bbls Xxx Spring at s1O,75; 70 bbls choice Xxx
Red winter at $3.50.
Wheat-Dull and unchanged. Sales 4 cars
no. I Milwaukee Spring at $40; I car new No
2 Shelby red winter at s2,45.
COr0-In fair request, aud prices without
q~uotAble chang, but Irregular. Sales 8 cars No 1
mixed at soc; l car Nc 2 do at CSC; lear Mol
yellow at zoe; ! car do do at lie.
Oets-euiet and nominally unchanged. New
No. l State held ct SEC; old do do ct GOc.
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AcTISG Recommendations L. Co
zed has been appointed Acting superinten-
dent and Chief Engineer of Bellefontsine
R R Co, in place of R. n. Brown, re-
signed.
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MEETIxe.-The committee to arrange for
the reception of President johnson and his
party meet at the Mayors Office this eve
ming.
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DR.. RAMsAr.-Dr. Ramsay treats the
various affections of the Throat and Lungs
by Medieated Inhalation. Office 1O2 Pros
pect street.
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omnibuses will leave the Weddell House
for the Driving Park every afternoon at one
o'clock during the races.
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Marine Items.

A RELIC OF EARLY NAvIGAIIoS.-At the
present date Of navigation, says the De-
troit Post, there are but few vessels ply
ing in these waters which may be termed
relics of the earlier days of shipping, as for
many years a large number have been
transferred to Lake Michigan after getting
well advanced in years, and those placed
in the lumber traffic, where after a brief
service they became wrecked and there re-
main strewed along the coast of either
shore" One of these time hOnored crafts,
which has withstood the buffetings Of many
a furious gale, is now engaged in the lum-
Der trade between Toledo and ports on
Lakes st. Clair and Huron. She is called the
Emma, a vessel Of no mean model, even IN
these times; she went into commission in
lS45, and is consequently q years bid
This is a remarkable age for a Lake vessel
when it is taken into consideration that
aside from slight repairs she has never been
rebuilt. She was formerly a sloop, and
piled as a passenger vessel across Like
Erie. She is 40 tons burthen, and if we are
not in error was built at Port Huron, is yet
in good condition and bids fair to hold out a
few years longer.
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A Remedy fer tse Piies.-It is a blessing
to the suffering 10 know that We Lave All e~lectusl
cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr. ]. P.
Hazarde, OF 1e4 Second street, Cincinnati, Chic,
takes great pleasure in informing sn who are suf-
fering with piles, that he used 3 small quantity Of
DR.. StTIcklsnd's Pile Remedy, and it effected q per-
msnent cure. This seems to be the case with all
make use OF this splendid preparation. 1t is
manufactured at No. c East Fourth street, Cincir
natl, Ohio, and soldby all Druggists.
Benton 3 Durham, Cleveland. O. mye:R5
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Lee BRoKES.-A laborer on board tho
canal boat Minerva, while unloading lum-
Der yesterday afternoon, had his leg broken
by a plank falling upon it.
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TIE ISLAND LISE.-In case it should be
finally decided to build a new boat for the
Island line to take the place of the Queen,
it has been proposed to make her hull of
iron, to enable her to run through the ice
late in the fall and early in spring, thus
limiting the ice blockade of winter to a very
few weeks. The cost would only be one
third more, and the iron boat would last
three times as long as a wooden me-. We
understand that a canvass is being made
for subscriptions to stock.-SGnd@sky Regis
ter.
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N. Y. Honey d

N. Y. Money market-Aug. 20.
hoSEY-Rather more active and frmer at 596
per cent.
STERLING ExsHANsE-DulI at 1O791O75s.
GoLD-MoTe active and hrmer, opening ~ l4TSH
advancing to 1917, and closing at I49A.
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PoIsoSISG RArs.-The custom of poison
ing rats, always giving rise to a disagree
able smell, and of'en productive of illness
to the human being, is especially dangerous
in these cholera times. We admit it is a
great temptation, when these Vermin run
round the house and over the ceiling, to
poison them. But in the language which
Samivel Weller, senior, would have used to
his son had his paternal advice been asked
on the subject-"DO Don't you do it, or the
stencil viii pisen you, and then you'll be
sorry for it as long as you live arter ards "
We nave a case in mind now where a few
deys ago it was deemed necessary to poison
the rats in order to keep them from run
ming away with the house. It was done;
but oh such a smell! The Cuyahoga River
in its oiliest moments was nothing to it.
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An ENrERPR1srNs FIRN.-Messrs. Ingham
& Bragg, oc this city, Booksellers & Sta
TONERS, have long been noted for their en-
terprise, and hence for their prosperity.
Besides 4 splendid establishment on Supe-
rior street. and a news and general book
dePO. on the West Side, they have estab
lshed branch-houses in various parts ofthe
country. None of these brench-houses en-
joys a better and more deserved prosperity
than that at Greenville, Pa, on the line of
the A. & G. W. R. R. 1t is under the eff
Gent guidance and control of Mr.. Ford
Evans, a gentleman well calculated to sue
coed in business. The Daily LEADER will
always be found on hiS counter, for sale, on
the morning of issue.
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ToIedo Market-Aug. %.

FLoUR@Steady.
WHEAT-Unchanged. Sales Of nsW white Mich
igan at s. 80; do Wabash at 50, go; do amber at
$3.50; Spring at sI,9s; white Michigan and amber
crop OF 1855, at S.3S.
CoRS-hc lower on mixed, Ic lower on white.
Sales at CSC for No. 1 mixed; No. 2 do 6OHc; No.
1yellow at Csc; do white nc.
~OATs-Steady.
RYE-Quiet.
IAKE ERETGHTE-FiTmer &c On c0ru TO Rufalo.
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TEE WEATHER.-The following meteofO-
logical record is reported for the LEApER by
L. Il. sOlomOnson, Optician, under the
American House:
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TNORElGED PENsI0F- am am
ha. Z. PEESTeE,

t~HstADhahed DECEMBER, I55I.1
Licensed 3 Array q Navy CLAIM Agent,
oFFICE no. l LYMAN's BLOCK.
Near Court H0ase on Public Square, Cleveland, o,
THE INV BOUNTY LAW has passed both
Houses o. Congress and IS NOW A Law.
D. The additional BOunties collected promptly
ana on reasonable terms. Application may Be
mEde as above.
We collect Pensions, Increased Pensions, Doun-
y, Back Pay. PIT g soasy cad all other War
Scrip.
"a Our Special Agent, resident at Washington
D. O., giTos persona: attention to L claims hlod
by Us.
German LanguAge spoken. aug2:RI7
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RosBED.-Mr. H. G. Blake, West side,w was
robbed of $40 at the Utica depot of the N.
Y. Central R. R a few days ago.
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FoR BUFFALo.-The Atlantic leaves for
Buffalo at noon to-day, and the Attic in the
evening for Toledo.
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H. J. Hover 4 Co. are receiving a large
invoice of new Dry goods. Call and ex-
amino.
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GOLD PESs.-A fne assortment of oblique
aud commercial pens and cases, at 40 su-
periOr street dylsl Burt & DAHE.
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fine quality, at 40 Superior street. jyIs
New BOOks-IBside, a Chronicle Of
Secession, by G. I, Harrington, Price
Sis; English Travellers and Italian
BFigands, By VI. J. @. HOeRs, Price
SI,75; Conversion Of the Northern
Nations, by ChaS. HerIVale. 3. D.. au-
thor OF History Of the 10 sans, Price
$500; Constitutional and Par y Ones
tlOns, By stephen &. Douglas, Price
S1,75; Practical and Scientific Fruit
Cllture, by ChaS. 4. Baker, Price 81 ;
life Of Andrew Johnson, by q Nation
al Man, Price SL55; In Trust, or Dr..
BeFtFand'S Household, By Amanda NJ.
Douglas, Price Sis; HaFper's Hand
book for Travellers in Europe. and
the East, a new Edition, Price $3.50;
A Thousand u Year, by Mrs. 4. NJ.
Bruce, Price $1,25; Why Not? q Book
for Every Woman, by IL. Il. StOrer,
N. D., of Boston, Price SLIGO. just
received at Cobb, Andrews & Co.,
aug14 al SuperiOr-st.
SOLBIERS FAKE NOTIUE.-SOIdiers'
Claims collected without charge. See
advertisement of "FFee Claim AgeR-
fV - In anntheT POlUmn- mav2Q
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BASE BALL.-A match game of base ball
was played yesterday afternoon between
the First Nine Of the Occidental formerly
High SCHOOL, Club and the Second Nine of
the Forest City Club. The 0ccidentals,
with their usual good fortune, won this
game, scoring % to their opponents "a in
nine innings. This is the sixth match the
occidentals have played this season, Of
which they have been successful in five,
losing one to the Stars. The playing of
Tennis aud Gorham, of the Forest City
Club, and of Cutter and johnson of the Oe-
cidentals, deserves mention, but the most
brilliant play of the game was & fine ely
catch by Clark, in which was included a
somersault.
The following is the
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AGENTS WANTRD-ro sell q new and beau
n tiiul Railroad and Township Map Of Ohie. Or
dinary AGENTS are making from three to five dollars
per day. Address y. s. GREEN, Cleveland, Ohio,
"a Superior street, u stairs. auEl6:4i
4 CENTS WANTED-To sell the largest snd
n hEt TorE on Agriculture ever published. It ie
a q Farmers Library" complete in one Volume
E-G A. c. ROWE, Publishers, 26 Superor-st-,
Cleyelald, 0. juns5:4s-W
WENGEs-EAkE CHANCE FOE AGENT
" -E snc zszi1Waut. Dcmr.eteE History ofths
VA y -le-1E-c ra.u-o, Erlendidly llustrased, VIII
cEc- r. r-1 UCE-aiE q Generals and Battle Scenes.
L-UcFt -audti, frcic. olrlete. authentc and reiie'
&c tferory ruhishtd. II contains reading mater
selai . tares tsrTe volumes. send for circulars And
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MEN WANTED-TO solicit and nh orders and
NJ collect on subscriptions for first class Books snd
I1gra wings. Remuneration either salary or CON-
mission. Apply 10 or address G.. L. VAN MORT
WICK, AZ the Sartair Gallery Of Art, over 25 Mon
uneut square, Cleveland U. aGR4:35S
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Silas Rich had been the favorite. After
scoring eight times, the signal "go" was
given. We append an exhibit of their po-
sitions on the start, and also at half a mile,
one mile, one and a half miles and two
miles, and the close of each heat:
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Fine watches and fine clocks at
S. HoeAS's, 2S7 Superior street.

Window Shades, Corniees and Curtains,
in great variety, at Beckwith & sterling's.
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GrOceries-The trade of the past week in this
line has been rather better, but there are indics-
tons at the close of returning d~ullness, the mar
ket to day ruling quiet. Prices continue steady,
aud we report very little change this week. We
quote
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BrLLIARDs.-Messrs. Deery and Frawley
will give 4 splendid exhibition of the
science and beauty of billiards at the
Academy of Music this evening. Mr.. Deery,
formerly champion of the world, is g bill
liardist of renown, and Mr.. Frawley, our
own champion, IS well known as a brilliant
player. Ladies can attend with The utmost
propriety, and their presence is earnestly
desired. There will be no betting, but
everything will be conducted with the
greatest decorum. The match will be
played on a new second size four-pocket
Brunswick table, which will be placed in
the p~arquette Of the Academy of Music.
After the match of Loco points, Mr.. Deery
will favor the audience with some of the
celebrated masse strokes, as executed by
Berger and Carme.
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GlaEeland RholasnIa Karke.

WEDNESDAY, EvEzTss, August q, 1865.
Freights-The following are the rates by Lake
tstesml and Raj from this port to New York and
n,.f,,.
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Chicago RIarRet-Aug. %.

60
FLOUR-Quiet
WHEAT-Steady.
Sales at 81 s591,s7 for new No. 1; 81, 75@1,SO
To- new No 2.
GoEN-stesdy; Sales at 55T@5so for No. and
S3%@5SNc for No 2.
0ATs-Dull.
PaovIsIOSs-Nominal.
FREIGHrs-Firm. lie on corn, 1Sc on wheat, to
Buffalo.
REcEIPEs-Flour 400 bbIs; wheat $1,000 bu;
corn 1884, GOO bu oats q, 900 ku.
SHIFMKErs-ElOuT 3, 200 bbls.; wheat "a, 900 b.;
corn 2lS, 900 bu.; oats %, 900 bu.
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Received this day a case of Empress
Cloths in all eolors at H. 7. Hover & Co.
J. W. Sergeant is agent for the Crosby Art
Association.
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DAILY LEADER.
THURSDAY. AUGUST q. 1856.

~ For Evening Edition News
see inside.
~ For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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If you want to buy the best and cheapest
cider and wine mill, go to 81 Merwin street
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CITY NEWS

Pure Silver ware in great variety at
SYLVESTER HoGAN's 2S7 Superior st
Diamond Jewelry of Exquisite designs
and Unique styles, at
SYLVESTER HoeAN's, 2S7 superiOr-st.
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~ MISCELLANEOUS.

D~ILLIARDSI BILLIARDSti BILL
ID AnDSiii-I would call the attention Of buyers
70 my ueu improved PATENT COMBINATION
CUSHIONS AND TABLES which cannot be sur
rassed by any others in the world for elasticity. cor
rectness OF angles, and durability, which l sell 81
reasonable prices, with a fine stock Of Cloths, Balls,
Cues, and everything connected with the trade.
Orders BY mail ATTENDED 70 al my factory, les fulton
street, New York City. W. h.
j~uncs:Ss6
DROFTTABLR EMPLOYMENT FOR
i SUMMED n FALL-The address Of school
teachers, students, clergymen, disabled soldiers and
ctheTH, wanted. business light and pleasant. Ac-
dress B. s. GREEN, IA Superior street, Cleveland,
o.. Room 4, up stairs jys:355
$4,000 IN . soS y ,S,,-5 SP \. ~ .,Ic5
aad weil-knoHn LOAN OFFIOE,
Gu Securities or every kind. viz: Gold and Silver
Watches, Diemonda. Silver were, Jevslry, Guns
Pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, belodeons, and
al personal Property aud articles ofvalue, on the most
satisfactory terms. BusiDeas strictly private. Es-
kablishod 1851. N. B.-A variety Of unrecesmed
Ektchae, JeWelV, Guns, etc, FOR sale at bargains.
-cToe-ooruer q Water snd Superior stpssss, over
PAWS 2 Pisrctto's Cl5fhiEg Store.
n-tq 10 AW. WkGNER
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Notice was given by the judges hat pro-
tests had been made against all the horses
entered-that they had shown less than ESQ
time-and that they were Understood to
enter "under protest" The contestants
took their assigned positions as follows
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Not till after scoring five times was the
word ego given, when they got off finely
and the heat was declared won by " Chest
nut Jim" So on of the next two heats.
The judges awarded the time to " Chestnut
jim" but, as all the entries had been made
under protest, they reserved their decision
for twenty days
Tho winning horse is owned in Michigan.
The Commodore is a fine grey gelding,
owned by Mr.. A. K. Milan, of Msssillon.
SECOND BACE.
The second race elected more interest.
1t was a premium ofssOO for trOtting horses,
two miles and repeat, to harness. Open to
the world. Three to enter, two to start.
First horse, $500 second horse, $500 third
horse, SlOO. The following entries were
made:
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LADIES Swiss WATcHEs.-A few of very
fine quality, at 40 Superior street. jyIS
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VESSELS Losr IN DETROIT DIsTRIcT IN
1S65.-The following is the list of vessels
which vent out of commission in 1865, in
Detroit District:
Steamer Canada, wrecked on Bar Point
Lake Erie. Her machinery was token out
and the hull abandoned.
Tteamer Traveller, wrecked On a rock in
Lake Superior. Her engine and machinery
IA We since been recovered.
Propeller Pewabic, sunk by collision with
propeller Meteor, in Lake Huron. Several
attempts have been made 10 raise her, but
without success.
Propeller stockuan, burned at Bear
Creek, Canada.
Tug Pilot, burned atAlgonac, on st. Clair
river
Steamer Windsor, burned in Detroit river
on the night of the disastrous confagratiOn
ofthe Detroit AID Milwaukee depot.
Brig Robert HoIliste-j wrecked on Lake
Michigan.
Schooner H. H. Brown, wrecked on San
dusky bar.
Schooner L. D. Conan, lost near Erie.
Pennsylvania.
Schooner E. C. Blish, wrecked on Lake
Michigan.
Schooner H. L. Lansing, wrecked on Lake
Michigan.
Schooner Illinois, not certain as to this
vessel, but think she foundered on Lake
Michigan with a cargo Of stone.
POLICE CoURT.-The following docket was
disposed of yesterday:
Intoxication-Alfred Burnet, D. Jameson,
George simms, John Drury, Henry KropP,
Henry Bennett, Thomas German, Michael
CalIigan, Thos. Hauley, Alex. McAlaster,
Dennis Murphy and Dan. Ferrons, each
fined 81 and costs.
Vagrancy-Henry Bennett, discharged /;
Michael Wicks, sent to the Workhouse for
80 days.
observation-disclosures Kerrigan, fined 81
and costs Michael Roach, fined 81 and
costs Pat Washington, fined s. and costs ;
Tim Connolly, fined 81 and costs.
Assault and Battery-George Mckay, dis
charged on payment of costs.
Violating Sidewalk Ordinance-A. Aud,
fined 81 and costs.
Lewd Behavior-Jas. Lyons, discharged
on payment of costs.
Violating Water Works ordinance-Ed-
ward Connolly and Jas. Mcdonald, each
| discharged Michael COrbett, fined S. and
costs.
Grand Lsrceny-Martin Stanton, contin-
ued to the oath, bail 5000.
Violating State Liquor Law-Kirtz, con-
tinued to the oath.