Cleveland Daily Leader from Cleveland, Ohio • Page 4

AMUSEMENTS. BRAIN ABUt HALL, Friday Stopc. 1st, IS 05. '11m or.gtnal Man Dhh Oopy-righted by P. R.

tM, Philadelphia, nil reused end (Utul Iiurunnli whioa has received th. higaaet uua of the preae aa. lite tury end ecienitfio Ben wne tun witnessed tot ervelooe Power. astoulihing Effect, will be exhibited al tbe ebuvoBeU tor ONE log weicu time a oiuc iaa of over On thousand Views of tbe ehovrtut OKEIia AND AM 110 BOBBERY, Arentteeturel Views and oiatoary wl il oa proaented. 'llokata So tents.

Reserve tteiu 60 casta, bo hel prion, lie leu lor aula at mi oars Hue to CLAIM ACENTS. ivaetmsaor to 0. Q. Bros. A Preston), EOVERNMERT LICENSED Army and Kary Claim Agent, Offim Bo.

1 Inui1! Black, Beer Court House, om Fnblte Square, aevetead, 0. We col loot Peneions, Bounty, Book Pay, Prioa Money, and ill other War Claims. XT Oar Special Agent resident at Washington. D. devotes hie entire time to tha eol lectio, of Ore oaaa' Aooouara, procuring OerUnoaW.

of Non-tad rt ted neee nnd obteiomg pay. saw" roes low. Ho charge utO wa hay aeoom. aliened waat wa undertake. trerman Language spoken.

aplS D. W. CaCE, Attormer at JUtw, amd Ictborixed War Claim Agent Omn ICS BcnaioB Ouvnun, 0. Secures Pensions, Collects Bounties, Pay aav! nam aiooay, ana rrosecutee War Ubuau of Sverv deenrintlfm- Amocinte at Washington gives Derlcu tar attention to tha settlement el OJFlUkRS' AJOOUNTS. VA11 person, having Claims against tha Sue.

Sx-ninewt should apply to aw at ouoe. saHOommnaieetiaiu: snnlnslng stamp vol reccfre pi uiijpt attepty- male LAKE NAVIGATION. NX. CO. CHICAGO.

The staunch mw steamer CLEVALAND, W. a. Wiluami, Master, WllllaavoOB beturdav. Sent-d. at 1U A.

M. Passengers ticketed to porta oa Lata MtcLlges For freight or peaiare apply to PKL. ru FBBNOH A 00. W. rssaenirer Arent.

TRANSPORTATION. THB northern Transportation Co. OF OHIO la prepared to Transport Pusoas and Pro party aetwaoa BobUa, all folnU 1b Hew InglaBd, new i ore ana me west WITH PUOMPTttEtiS, CABS ABO DISPATCH. This weh known Lino of FIrst-cleBS Screw Btonmers ooanecla at Ogdensburgh with tha Lail-roada for Boatom autd atll lolDUi lai Itrw ASBaTtnaHls at C'apa Vlnoeat with tba Itallroadl batwaaa alaMWatt iumI Hew Tork, aad at Oawego wlta a Laaa of lrat rlaaa Oaaal jtnatfi oatwaaa OSWEGO, TROT, RLBAIT MO REW TORK. Voratint a iAlLI LINK batwaaa BOSTON, JfSW TORK, CAPS VlXOWtt, OSWXQO, mnd OLETSLAKD, TOLEDO It DETROIT, AndaTBI-WCKKLT LIHE lor CHICAGO, MILWAUKEK AND rNlKBH-KDIATH iXJKTa AQKWTBt J.

MTTB8, Ho. Axtor Honaa, Wow Torka U. BttID, Pearl atraot. Maw York. iOHll HUOKINU, atata atraot, Boatoa.

OtO. A. KbDI, Ogdeaaborgh. A. F.

SMITH, Oapa Vlaoaal. UBAS. ALLlrHiM, Orwego. WALKEB At HATBs, Tolada, B. K.MATHIWS, batrolk U.J.

BALK, Atllwankoa. If. J. HUWt, Ohloago. ftXrwAl, FBISCH ak MK, M.

K. MoLHJ 'E, VlcwolKaMt, Paaaanrar Aravt, Olaralanfl. mhlarrUI HATS AND CAPS. gPBIHG BTYLB3 Of HATS AND GAPS. Wa are bow Introducing oar SPRING BTTL.B8 af HATS, loolndlng taa QUANT BA TMS SHERMAN BAT, TME SB RID AN WAT, THB DERBY BAT, a apianaia aaaortment of Mea'a and Boyi' Bolt Hata and Oapa.

Also a aim Una of QhO VB8 lor ftorln at. Bu na ITT Haparter atraot. at.r Spring Stjles of HATS, CAPS, STRAW GOODS, L. Benedict Sons Mmn hVortaeiit ef all tb ltaat rtylea, wbtok they offer at Ute Uwest market rmtem, 301 Superior Btree. TONSORIAL.

rjlSIUMPH or AST. Ig Making and Ladles' Hair Dressing Wm. DAY, 46 Public Square, HAS ALL THE LATEST INVENTIONS IN WIG WORK, BKK THI ILLUSION WIU It Ota to a ehai CUUL-1 rKEUCH HATOKALi BlNOLKrs raoelTod (aaraef) a large qnaatlty of thle baao. tlfnl hair. Xavdiaa pleaaa oail, oxamlno and aao for onroalrea.

81TJHES ABI BBATDS-A largo aad won. aalactad etook alwaya on haad. WTIB-PAVLB, BUTrlETLT BOWB, 0. GIN! BOWS and IBaNOd HKAD-DRaVWBS, atada by tha adTertiaeraqual to tboaa Imported, AtoT Ladios' owa Braida aiado Into any of tha above Heed-Drafleea withoot Injury to awitch. Ladlaa' Hair Ireaaing, Onrliag and flair Onttlng dona in tha lateat aad moat oraeallinc atylaa.

HAIB DTEINQ Particular attention paid to this branch of the bniiueae. The beat of Dye need. HUT AMD COLD BATHS always ready. Tha beat hathlnr aMtrt-nonta in the cltf. J7 SAFES AND SCALES.

FORSYTH'S 6 United BUtes 8tandard SCALES. Warranted oorraot and dara. bla. Orer VarteUaa adapted to or err btialnaai. MARVIN'S PATENT (Aitua and iTy PlaaterJ SAFES! atra.

BnraTbar ftatrl Damp froof. mr Sa) dlBerant Btylaa ana duos, tor uoaaung-noi LrweUiaas. Ao. Alao, rarawtb'a Wareaanae Traelu Oai7aC firaara, Satar Mllla, oka, FORSYTH A HODGH, Oaaaral Waatara Areata, Wf Wiar ttnet. Olevland.

OtV EDUCATIONAL. female sskika BY. Nut Term will twrnnvanoe om THUK3. 1AY, Sept. Tih, lArgely InoreMctt ptronvg haul Miavbled um ProprMtora aoi only to Mia grtatetlj to aftUTKITTeiMM OI Ulw ipUa tO iaVprOT IU BatwtUlUaVl aVdTaVllUiM in rer depavrtmeat.

A Prparmtory Pepartment will opened with the next lerm, aautr the 1 muted lte charge im SAUafDBaUs, ft lady of rare qifioaUoiw an great experience in tha lutraction of children, didxeaaf for ptftknlara, ti. BAH FORD 00., AJRM UN FEMALE COLLEGE, reea Bfrcat, Wat af 8 2d Btreet, PHILADELPHIA, FA. This superior aad popular BoarOlsg School for lowag uaum, niuaiea la a retirea ana neoltnnu port tf the city, will begin Its next 'feral Sept. 9U. for CireuJar, address Bar.

J. H. BABHHABT, A. President, PATENT OFFICE AGENCY. TJNITSD STATES AND rORKIGM PATENT OFFICE A QENCT, IM Baas Btreet, Caewelaaa, Ohla.

We are prepared to traBSaet builneai at ovary uaw vunneaa 01 ovary entiona. Drawfags, Oa. nta, lnfrlnrHaaests, and BUBBLDGA a uHRuipnae ratenug 10 toyeai vooia, apaotnoajions. Patent iaa Patent Uai. DENTISTRY.

riMiKTHI TiBTH ISTHI 0r. i. K. DAIIILfl, Late of the arm of Uuusiu a Bawraxs, uil at his old astabllohed Imntal Bofaaa, aoraa 'llaiS3fV Ootario street aad Publia Ssnara, staking latoelaeble ran. artlBoial Teeth, at Lee old war.

Aa upper or tiower cot rrom gu II work wrrubMl entA' R4 HOPS BEST QUALITY tAM-ILI aae. Sir eale by iitiuaoHiLLk iBorm, iaaM IMOalaile atraot, DAILY LEADER FBLDAY, BEPIiMBiR 1, 1866. TRAVELER'S REGISTER. DaTAJSTUBaB. A.

m. r. a. P. a Atlantic a Oreat Waatara f.6 SuO A.

a a). Mahoning Branchy. :10 Laka Shore, GleTeiaad A krle Ooaaaaat a Brio Aatanatodattoav. Plttatoargh Wheeling SHX) 1M Oleealaad A Pttlabarga, Aeoom Mlll 'r'u-t" Id luaa) 'y Dstratt Boat 10:00 A. A a.

kuahoaiag Branchlu0 Lke Shore, OWrelaj-d A av fja go Ooaaaaat A Arte mfr-a nteabargk A Wheeling 10:10 55 tdO kbu k.0 g.U Uotroit I fcug ar Oftfaaai wlahlng armyaass to either of tha abm Trains, Boats, wlU be called lor by Oconee of meysaa Omnlbna Ldna. by lee Tint thatr addraai at tha Oaulhns Ufloa, teparax strast. ant oor to the We44.ll Eiooee. sareoi, a.a. ABBITAAd, Mantis A ffreat Waatara SECOND NATIONAL 'BANK, OF GLETELAJD, Detlgiated Depository ror all rablle Jtoalea.

Asthortaed Bsbacrlptloa Agent fbr tha 7-30 LOAN. This being tha oaly Popular Loan aow bafors the People, tba Bask will beep oa kaad a fall aaaort. stent of tinea, and All all orders promptly aad with oat deier. Pin Par Caat, EVagal Tfnadeir BTasea. With Aosmod 'atersst to date, reoelTad la pay amt for Saba-Mitloaa.

and will redeem at par the Coupons on the boraa Thirties repealed at tha Willi Sestet ISO DUrohaSS United State! Toeehare. flee. OSestos ef ladahtedasts, and aU eoyarnatent. he. earlUea.

febae THE OOMMKltCIAL NATIONAL BANK CLEVELAND. DanoaiTW DsroeTrosT an fistncm, Aaaar or tub Cansa IrrATSav Agent fcr tha Bala of U. 8. 1 3-10 N0TK8. riTO per eant.

Legal Tender Kotos reeeired la payment ef same with aoornad in tercet. Ail desertptiOBB of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES Bonrht and Bold at boat rates NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. H. T. Co.

For Chicago. a. St. Barber Military Claim Agent. Johnson Honee Pat try Oook Wanted.

Garret eon a Co. Per Lake Be parlor. Co. S8th BegiaMBt Looa Botioa. Co.

L-cal Notion. Trotting Match Local Notice. The Pahno Bchoole Local Notion. If asle Teacher Local Notion. The BtereopBoon Local Notice.

Fragrant Boaodoat Local Botioa. O. Cutter A Son Local Notice. CITY NEWS. Proclamation.

The funeral services of his Excellency John Brough, will take place at his resi dence in this city, on Friday next, at 10 clock in the forenoon. In consideration of the ninent virtues of the deceased, and his services to his State and the nation, and his position as the Chief Executive of this State, it is proper that his fellow-citizens should with dus solemnity pay their last sad tribute of re spect to his memory. I do therefore request that all places of business in this city be closed, and all business suspended between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 2 o'clock P.

of Fri day, the first day of September next. H. M. CHAPIN H. M.

CHAPIN CLEVELAND, August 20, 1865. Oidiud to kis. The United States teamer Mich'fan has bean ordered to Erie, and will leave Detroit for that place to-day. Fdhul or Ma. William: Ltmiw Th i remains hare arriyed from New Orleans, will take place from the residence of W.

B. C. Otis, J9 Prospect street to-day, Friday after noon, at three o'clock. Friends of the fam ily are invited to attend. Ball at Chapik's Hill.

The yo-ang gen tlemen connected with the Weddell House Saloon give a (rand ball at Chapin's Hall this evening. From the arrangements made, and the spirit with which the yonng men have taken hold of the matter, we ex pect the occasion will be one of the most brilliant of the kind, of the season. C. asd T. Railboad Offices at Toledo.

A new building has just been constructed at Toledo by the above Railroad Company, whereby their accommodations at that point are vastly increased. The building is so admirably arranged that the duties of the employees of the road at that end of the line will be rendered much less labori ous. Minus Disastbb. The Toledo Blmde says that "the scow-schooner Porcupine struck a snag while entering the Bay on Sunday Bight, and sunk in a few minutes afterward the captain and crew having barely time to get the small boat afloat and enter it before the vessel went down. She was raised last night, and was this morning towed to the city.

She will go on the marine boxes for repairs." To Wsoii it Mat Cocsh. A woman named Nancy Brown was arrested on the charge of intoxication yesterday and lock ed np in the city prison. She had in her possession a basket of dirty olothes, some of the pieces bearing the name of L. If. Van Dorn.

Whether she had stolen or procured them to be washed, is not known. Ths olothes can be had by the owner at the police station. Coup db Bcini On Pittsburgh street yesterdsy afternoon a German or Irish wo man, carrying a basket, was sun-struck, falling apparently lifeless to the pavement. Two gentlemen passing picked her up and conveyed her into a shoe store near by, and called in the aid of the City Physician, who soon restored her to consciousness, when she was conveyed to her home. We could not learn the name of the woman.

Death or W. O. Bimmohs. Wm. Oscar Simmons, son of Deputy United States Marshal Simmons, died of typhoid fever at his father's residence in this city yesterdsy morning.

He was recently discharged from Co. 187th 0. V. and was soon after taken sick. He was but 19 years of age.

The funeral will take place at two o'clock Saturday afternoon from his father's residence, No. 114 Orange street. Hi. former comrades are invited to attend. Naval Appeestioesbip.

N. A. Roe, Lieu tenant Commander of the United Stales steamer Michigan, has just issued the following communication concerning Naval Apprenticeship U. 8. Stbahsb Michioas, Detboit, August 28.

'65. 1 Parsons wishing to put their sons into the navy, as naval apprentices, may enlist them on board the United States steamer Michigan, Lieutenant Commander F. A. Roe. commanding.

Applicants for apprenticeship must pro-dues undoubted and satisfactory evidence ana written testimonials of good moral character tney must present themselves on board the Michigan, accompanied by their parents or lawful guardians, at their tney must peas a physical examination By ue surgeon on board tney must be able to read fluently, and writs legibly 1 they must bs able to paas aianiinawua in numorauon, aaaitlOtt, multiplication, and division, and alao in vulvar and decimal fractions. No apprentice is recefvrd without ths sworn eon sent of tha guardian: or the parent, and no transportation to the ship is allowed. AU eommuni- eatieaa to the commander must enclose the postage stamp required far the owrresDon. of in F. A.

RON. Lieutenant Commacdsr, F. A. RON. Funeral of Governor Brough.

Order of Funeral Procession. Route of Procession. The funeral of the late Governor Brwgh will take place at eleven o'clock this morning. Religious services will be held at the residence of ths deceased. Ho.

310 Prospect street. We give below the order of the funeral procession and the route of ths same to the Cemetery ORDER OF FUNERAL PROCESSION. Military. 29th Reg't Ohio National Guard, CoL W. H.

ay ward Com'dg. Clergy. Family Physician and Consulting Surgeons. Pall Bearers. Hearse.

Family of Deceased, Relatives. Governor and Staff. Justioes of Supreme Court; State Officials and Clerks. Lieut. Governor and Senators.

Speaker and Members House Representatives. Justices' ef United Ststes Court, United States Military Officers. United States Civil Officers. Mayor of Cleveland, City Council and Officers. Connty Officers.

Members of the Bar. Rail Road Officers. Soldiers. Citiaens. ROUTE OF PROCESSION.

East on Prospect to Hudson North on Hudson St. to Euclid Avenue. East on Euclid Avenue to Willson Avenue, Booth on Willson Avenue to Kinsman Avenue, tnenoe to Cemetery. W. H.

HAYWARD Ratlboad Collision at Cosssaut About a Doiss Pssaoas Ibjuesd. In onr Wednes day morning issue we stated that a collision had occurred on the Lake Shore Railroad at Conneant, about six o'clock the previous evening. The Conneant Reporter, of the 31st, gives full details of the disaster. It seems that the accommodation train collided with No. 1 freight, doing considerable damage to property.beeides injuring several passengers and men on the accommodation The freight train, going west, numbered some seventy cars and was drawn by two powerful engines, the Conusant" and the Ocelot," the Conneant being ahead.

It is customary for this train, the accommodation and express up, to meet at Conne- aut. Getting in a little ahead of the ac commodation, and being longer than the switch, the freight train was endeavoring to clear the main track when the whistle of the accommodation sounded, the other side of the wooded curve. A flag was im mediately dispatched to give warning, but swing to the shortness of the cur his flsg was not seen until it was too lets to materially check the headway of the train, and its engine, the "Gazelle," ran into the "Conneant" engine with considerable force, disabling both, and scattering broken irons and timbers promiscuously on each side of the track. The head of the Gazelle was nearly on top of that of the Conneant, and the iron monsters gave a fearful em brace, the steam issuing from the fractured flues. The mail and baggage car was pret ty badly sloven np, and ths passenger car had a good many seats broken and displaced.

The persons injured were Loren Gould, A. W. Colman, Kellogg, a brother-in-law of Dr. Fifield, a German woman, George Page, newsboy, George Humphrey, bBggsge-maater, the fireman, and several others, whose names we did not learn. None of the above are dangerously hurt.

As Exoslliht PaojiOT. We are pleased to observe that since the close ef the war the athletic sxercises, which, during its their devotion to sterner pursuits, are sgaia receiving attention. We are especially gratified to noto rmy effort made by the yonng men of onr cities to organize base ball, cricket and boating clubs, and provide thntna-h these media, nleas- ant, healthful and comparatively inexpensive recreation. Tha cnlti.ti- the physical powers is altogether too much overlooked by the young lawyers, ths students, book-keepers and clerks of onr cities. And we applaud every organization of the kind referred to, not only because it affords positive benefit to the health and to the "muscle" of its members, but because in many cases it anpplants billiards, cards, drinking and multiform dissipation.

We shall have mora to say in the future on the utility and necessity of athletic games. The paragraph above has been suggested by the fact that a meeting was held yesterdsy evening, at which a baseball club was organized, which promises to be a most excellent institution. Its officers are as follows: President W. N. Hudson.

Vios President R. IL Wright. Secretary and Treasurer C. L. Cutter.

Board of Directors Royal C. Vilas. B. M. jmoti rr.xi.

uayiora. There are some vacancies in the mem berships of the club, and those desirous of joining such an organization can obtain In formation in regard to it by calling on any of ths gentlemen named above. Ths Public Schools The Fall term of the Publio Schools of this oily will com mence next Monday, September 4th, except the West Side High School, which will commence the day following. Owing to un expected delays in eompletingthe school buildings, it has become necessary to reopen the old Brownell street building also the lower rooms in the Central High School. In other wards, aU the schools of the city will, for the first four weeks of the term, be held in the rooms occupied last term.

On Monday, October 2 the new build ings on Brownell, Washington and Hicks streets will be ready for occupation at which time, various changes-in district boundaries will be prescribed. The other school buildings now in process of erection, will not be ready for uie till a later dsy in October. There will be a Teacher's Meeting at the West St, Clair street school, oa Saturday morning at half-past ten o'clock. Assos Smith, Sept, 1:240. Superintendent Peesosal.

A number of distinguished men of the State arrived here yesterday from Columbus and elsewhere, and are stopping at the Weddell House. They came to participate in the funeral obsequies of the lamented Gov. Brough. We noticed the nsmes of the following gentlemen on the record Gov. Ch.

rles Anderson, Gen. J. D. Cox, Hon. N.

H. Bwsyne, of the V. Supreme Court; G. Volney Dorsey, Slate Treasurer; Judge Jacob Brinkerhoff, of the V. S.

Court; CoL James A. Wilcox, Provost Marshal of tho State; B. R. Cowen. Quart ermaster General; J.

T. Mercer, W. Richardson. C. J.

Wetmore, State Military Agent, W. H. H.Crowell, R. Burr, James Williams, Sidney D. Maxwell, Col.

Swing, W. H. Smith, Royal Taylor, W. Wallace. w.

inrau. 0 The following are some of the distin guished gentlemen who have given their unqualified praise of the Stereopticon, as a Moral, Instructive, and Literary Entertain ment: John G. Whittier. the Eminent Pout- Dr. S.

Mackensie, Literary Editor of the Pailaaeipnia rress; nr. Oliver Wendell Holmes Prof. Agaasiz; Ralph Waldo Emer son, ana a nosioi suitors in dmerent oarta the Union. It has shown us some of the beat stain ere- the world, snd with all tbe fine affect, of tne ongmais, ana some or tne moat re nowned Duuamgs sna ruins, snd enchant ing view, in loreiga lands. There has never been shown here anything- as at tractive to people of cultivation.

Bartjord Wa do not ssy much whsn ws recommenH this exhibition as by far the most ncml aad moat worthy of any that has ever before given ia this City iAite. JToentno Bulletin. a not a her was to he ly It ty the cabin, WS THE NEW REVENUE CUTTER. TRIAL TRIP OF THE JOHN SHERMAN. A Pleasant and Satisfactory Excursion.

Though the new revenue cutter, John Bhermaa, is not yet wholly. completed, that is, ready for service, it was decided to put her on a trial trip yesterday. The determination perhaps, partly made in consideration of the fact that Hon. John Sherman, whose name the beautiful craft bears, was in the city, and would lend his presence to the company which should be invited to make the pleasure excursion. It was announced that ths steamer would leave at two o'clock, but it was an hour later, just three o'clock, when it steamed out into the lake.

Mr. Kirby, of the firm of Peck A the builders of the cutters, officiated as captain, and Mr. Andrew Fletcher, of the firm of Fletcher, Harrison A North River Iron Works, superintending the movement of ths engines wa aboard. A large number of invitations had been sent out, and a company ranging from one hundred and fifty to two hundred ladies and gentlemen, consisting of some of our first citizens, were aboard. Senator Sherman, with his wife and niece, was present, together with Captain Gilbert Knspp, if the navy, Wallace, Professor in the Naval Academy at Annapolis, and Chief Engineer M.

H. Plankett, who was captured in the Harriet Lane. The enjoyment of the guests seemed to have been specially consulted, so far as the ordering of the weather and lake was concerned. Though almost intolerably hot on board, a refreshing breeze, created by the movement of the boat, prevailed, and made all on board the envy of landsmen and the favorites of fortune. The lake was smooth, and of a deep green color.

The cutter clipt the water like a knife, without motion. The most easily affected stomachs retained their virtue and contents in them. We saw no violent movements or spasms of diaphragms. Not a lace-bonneted beauty on board lost her romantio charm of pres ence by vomiting I On leaving the harbor the cutter bore straight out into the lake, aimless so far as going anywhere was concerned. She soon passed the tug Levi Johnson, whose enterprising captain had started ahead with a load to see the cutter fly at full speed, She, or he, (for how can a he be a she?) continued on for about three- quarters of sn hour, when she put about and headed for the river, with the intention, we suspect of having a race with the screw steamer Pacific, of the Cleveland and Buffalo line, as, indeed, the sequel showed.

While she is approaching the pier, we will give a brief account of the cutter, as she now is, appending fuller statement when she is completed and makes her final trip at the instance of the Treasury Department, for the transaction of the busi ness and the oversight of the concerns of which, primarily, she was built. Ths contract for building at this point two of tha six revenue cutters ordered to be built on tha lakes, was let to Peck and Kir by, the well-known ship-builders of this city, and bears date of February 10, 1865, Work was not commenced on them until a month later. Considering all the circumstances, they have been rushed through, but the work has not therefors been at all slighted. The craft are to-day the pride of the art, and challenge comparison with any specimens of lake-marine architecture. The best material has been used, and it has been used by the beat workmen whom money, if not love, could command, and in the most approved manner known to the ship building profession.

Each of the cut. tors, eiie jonn onerman ana wm. rut es senden, have the following dimensions Length of keel ISO feet. Breadth of beam 1 Depth of hold The engine is a miracle and paragon of mechanism. It came from the North River Works, of Fletcher, Harrison and is No.

47, and that in the Fessenden, No. 43, of this style of engine furnished for western lake boats. The engine in each is 48-inch diameter and 9 foot stroke. The boiler is 9-feet shell and 33 feet long. Ths blowing engine is 12-inch bore and 12 inch stroke.

A pony boiler 6 feet long and of 36-inch diameter, drives a Sewell pump and the blower, and makes steam for heating' the cabin and ward room. The wheels are 25 feet diameter and 8 feet face. The engine is acknowledged to be the finest piece of mechanism ever seen here. It should bs magnificent affair, since it costs $75,000. Peck A Co.

contracted to build ths cutters for $160,000 each, the Government to sup ply the armament and furnish the rooms, The total cost of each will not fall short of $175,000. By this time the Sherman had neared ths port, just as ths Psclfie was steaming out. The former put her wheel to starboard, and cut a splendid circle, thereby allowing the Paciflo to get ths start. She was about a quarter of a mile ahead, when the cutter had got faced about and put on forty ponnds of steam. She flew through the water like a bird through the air, and quickly passed the Pacific, which had shut off steam, de clining the race.

She flew down the lake some four or five miles, when her wheel was again put to starboard and she cut another immense circle, facing about once more in the rear of the propeller, which by this time had limbered np and was scoot ing down the watery plain like a Flora Temple "incarnated" in oak and iron The cutter put on twenty-eight pounds of steam, and in about tea minutes cancelled the quarter-mile distance intervening, and, passing, slid ahead and cut athwart the path of the Pacific The excitement was intense. Everybody aboard shared the ambition of the cutter, had a personal in terest at stake, felt himself to be a man of aha I "I consequence! Who cared whether should bu'st herb'ilerT they could sink in good cause! This wss Rome, this was the triumphal entry, nay, this was the Gre cian games, and the result, the everlasting laurel I A small thing to go to ths bottom, wound in the flag of victory I And so every one went in on his nerve and dignity, and boasted that he had beat the Pacific. We do not wish to disparage ia the least the Pacific She was heavily loaded, but made praiseworthy speed, notwithstanding. We only mean to say that the John Sher man is extra and, with his twin brother Wm. Pitt Fessenden, promises to carry the broom over the lakes.

The propeller Canlsteo was coming up. and of course she had to be beaten, too. For it was part of the afternoon's busi ness to run by steamers. When she discovered "John" taking- after her. liking his looks, (ha is black contraband, and she as white as the driven snow when freshly powdered,) first- instinct was to get away, end she spread nerselt for Sight; bnt it was of no avail.

''John" soon overtook Canistso very gallant, snd passed on. Ths cutter, however, soon put her wheel port, and made another circuit. Engineer Fletcher wished to try bow many turn could make per minute, Boats ordinari make twenty. The Sherman made thirty easily with a pressure of forty-five pounds of steam, and then flew through the water st the rate of eighteen miles sn hour. is claimed that she can be urged to twen knots sn hour, and there is nothing improbable in the claim.

No one has yet been sarlgned to the com of the John Sherman. Captain Gilbert Knspp will be commander of one of two. We understand Mr. M. H.

Plankett will be Chif Engineer of ths Sheraiun. We forgot te mention that Mr. John Morris -it the builder of the magnificent Jull of which reterra iXuhfU it is furnished. ing of Into are to class alone DB. mend II pepsia Messrs.

Smith Cosby do al. the plumbing work on these craft, amount ing to snout $1,000 oa each boat. The magazine is fourteen by seven feet, divided into two rooms seven feet square, for powder and shell respectively. Their workmanship also in the saloons is highly cred itable. If the enjoyment of the trip was on deck.

the "good cheer" was below. Wm. Waller and George Wheaton, from Richards' establishment, served up in admirablo style to the gentlemen, champagne the most sparkling, wines ef the best flavor and spirit and cigars of the choicest brand. Greet is their reward These cutters bear no visible name, nor will they ever. We understand that is the style with Government vessels, as they also have this whim in their code of etiquette: Never to receive persons directly from a dock they must come aboard in a small boat: Thus does ths Government crsft stand on its dignity I But lest the cutter should forget itself, the name "John Sherman," is beautifully engraved oa its rich-toned bell.

The Fessenden is about a week behind the Sherman. Steam was got up on her jut Tuesday. Her trial trip will come off in a week or ten dajs. After a very refreshing and delightful trip of two hours duration, which was also perfectly satisfactory and highly pleasing to the builders as a trial trip, the company waie landed at the lower loot of Superior street, thoroughly gratified and delighted with the excursion. MEADVILLE NEWS.

MEADVILLE, August 31. Editors Lbadzb: Tha party of distinguished foreign capitalists who are interested in the Atlantic A Great Western Railway, including James McHenry, the Marquis Salamanca and many others of finan-cical note, are expected to arrive in New York oa the 6th of September. They will spend a few days in that city, then visit Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington, and then start upon their tour over the A. G. W.

and other western railways of the country. They are expected in Meadville about the Oth and will be received in appropriate style. Lelsnd's fall band has been engaged fjr the occasion, and will give the distinguished visitors a touch of Buckeye musio fit for the most critical ear. Your regular correspondent refers to the gambling races which took place here last week. As he says, ths Driving Park Asso ciation should not be -held responsible for the hippodrome exhibition.

The officers and members of that Association comprise such men as R. M. N. Taj lor, Dr. J.

T. Ray, James L. Morris, F. W. Huidekoper, and others, whose names are a sufficient guarantee that they will tolerate nothing that is bogus or swindling.

They have laid out one of the finest half-mile tracks in the whole country, with a view to honest and proper amusement, and the Associ ation should not be held accountable for the transactions of those who tried to inaugu rate a series of rambling races, but had their intentions promptly squelched. Committis Tibifp, Til to At the meeting of the American Iron and Steel As sociation, in this city, on the 24th resolution was adopted providing for the selection of a Committee of nine members on Tariff, Tax, to report to the "Commission on Revenue Laws," now in session at New York. Accordingly the following gentlemen have just been announced as that Committee: Ward, Detroit, Chairman. A Stone, Cleveland, Ohio. Cooper, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

a Jones, rittsburgn, Pennsylvania. James I Bennett, Pittsburgh. Pa Morrall, Johnstown, Pennsylvania, Hon A McAlister, M. C. Blair Penn.

Hon a Bundy, M.C., Jackson O. AODITIOBIL TEilSS OB THS A. A G. W. Railway.

On and after Monday, Septem- Der 4tn, tbere will be three regular express trains per day, each way, between Cincinnati and New York, as at present. Tbe Cincinnati express will leave Cincinnati al 0 a. pasting Leavittsburgh about 5 p. a. and Meadville at 7 p.

a. Bleeping cose he. for New lork will bs put on at Meadyille. An additional train is to be put upon the Franklin Branch, leaving Meadville at 6 p. or on the arrival of the Eastern day express, and returning to Meadville early in tne morning; The increasing travel npon that branch and upon the main line render these additional trains necessary to accommodate the traveling public.

Busixsss Places Closed. There is uni versal disposition manifested on the part oi our citizens to close their places of busi ness from ten o'clock a. to two o'clock p. to-day, accordance with the recom mendation of the Mayor in his proclama tion, and out of respect to the memory of uovernor Brough, whoss remains will be committed to the narrow house to-dav. The banks and banking offices of the city will be closed all day, except from two to three o'clock this p.

a. The offices of the Assessor and Collector of Internal Revenue will not be opened at alL The Post Office wiU be closed from ten o'clock a. a. to three p. a.

Boabb or TSADB OB THB Dbath op Gov. Biouoh. The following resolution on the death of Governor Brough was adopted st tne session oi the Board of Trade yesterday Resolved, That we deeply mourn and m. gret the death of the Hon. John Brough, iaeo iruvoruor 01 mis Mate, and feel that tne nation nsa lost valuable adviser and counsellor, tne State an excellent Execu live officer, of eminent ability, and the business community an honest, enerretin and exemplary man that we mourn his loss, ana sympathise with the family and friends of the deceased in their sad amis.

tion, and in conformity with the Droclama- non 01 sue mayor 01 in is city, we will our P' of business to-morrow (Friday,) between 10 o'clock a. a. and 2 o'clock p. m. of said dsy.

1 MARRIED. 6ABLI0K BLA KB At the realdarm. of th. pride lather, sir. r.

a. Blake, Asgsst zstk. by tbe Ray Mr. Baff-nsbsreer, Dr. W.

darliok sad atue uucie B. Blase, QI iieao. LOCAL HOTIUJtS. The Dead that xllaTbt be living. It is sad to think that thousssds die annually with ths a of lite and health almost within arm's length.

Many a weakling goes down to ths grave every day whom the timely use or How tetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters wonld have saved. It Is a oonsolation, however, to know that this glorious Tonlo a vitalising Illxir without a single drawback Is preserving the lives of mnjtl- In cases of general debility and prostra tion, It Is ptoduolng sffeots that more astonish than asy thing heretofore observed or reoerded 1 history of medical treatment. Feeble, etna aad despairing patients, whoss powers ef digestion seem to be actually extinguished, recover their appetite, strength sad spirits, aider a oonrss the Bitters, with a rsptdlty that la positively no. AU that the proprietors originally pentad front the preparation wss long ago thrown the shads by Its actual results. New rirtuos, Which they had asvar thoafht of attributing to It, eoatlnually being developed la its application now eases.

As a preventive of disease of every and a constitutional lnrlgoraat It stands snd unapproachable. aug2844S-lwdw at per pay Bo. half 11 riyspepala, Heryonsafjisa and Debility. lor STRICKLAND'S TON 10. We can recom tboaa tnflertng with Loss of Appetite, Indi gestion, or Dyspepsia, Norvoasneas and Karroos Debility, te uie Dr.

Strickland's Toole. It la a vegetable preparation. Ires from alcoholls liquors; strengthens the waols aervona system; It creates a good appetite, and Is warranted to core Dys $2,00. aad Nervous Debility. For sale by Droggista generally, at fl per bottle.

Prepared by Dr. A Strickland, Bast Fourth Oinetanau, Ohio. BIN TON A DURHAM, Agents, 01evslaaAA6RS ss $14. tea big MARRIED. FINANCIAL COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING, Aug. 31, 1865. The money market Is extremely close, a banker atatlag hta condition to-day aa strapped." wnlch reflects, ss nearly aa can be. ths general sitnation. Depositors are steadily drawing eat their balaaoas, chiefly for adTaaces upon produce, la addition to which there la a pretty free offering of wool and Iron paper, much of which the Bsnks are forced to decline whoa offered by other than regular cus tomers.

The present situation of trade la against an esriy retnra of the enrren-y thus wttedruwa irom the Banks, and aa szteuded perl of stringency seems lueeltable unit as an unkoked for chang. should cconr ia commercial circles. Ziehen ge ht as preytonsly reported, rates continuing, firm at par baying and premium selling. In Cincinnati ths demand for currency Is only moderate, snd the supply abuadaat. Kxchaegs continues to work close, and rates are aim at to 75 premium buying and 1-10 premium selling.

Ia Chicago bslaaoos are getting very low, sad discount houses report a vary close market, ex change Is ia fair tupp'y and rales are quoted at 1-10 discount to par buying aad 1-10 premium sal ling. Gold ruled pretty steady to-day, with rather aa upward disposition, aad the market closed Srmer st lM'-Jam. The demand for easterns Is absorbing oyer half a million of specie dally, bnt be yond this there Is eomparadTely little moreaeat, aad the market seems to bs aansuslly free Irons sseculatlye influence. The Floor and Oraia market I eat suffered a far ther decline to day, but except oa Wheat there was no effect mads upon prices here. The fact Is, this market Is In a peculiarly IsdeptBdeat position at present with regard to other markets, having no greater supply of most atticlas than is woessary to meet the regular wants of enstomers.

Ths stock of flour was hardly syar lower than at present. and millers are not doing more than snffloient to keep pace with their orders, which are ao means large. Prl.es are consequently wall maintained. Wheat is unie tied, and It Is very difficult to dtflne values. There la ao demand exoept for oar lotei and this is vsry Prices, koweyer, were lower to day, and the market sloeed beery and weak.

Corn rules steady aad quiet. Oats Armor aad lfl2o bitter to-day, with a fair demand. The stock Is Bye and Barley qotet. FroTialons ware without Changs to-dsy, doling firm. Prodooe il steady snd Arm, with a good do.

mabd for shipping lots Butter and a free Inquiry for freeh-pecked Eggs. Obeees rather quiet. Hlghwlnes are firm at I1.S1, bat quiet. Aleohol and cpirlts iteady. Petroleum la firm, but rather qaiet.

There Is an Improvement noted la the demand for future delivery, but refiners are not disposed to enter Into new engagements at present prions. The Beard of Trade to-dsv adopted a resolnlloa sxpremtre of its sense of the pshllo bereavement sustained in the death of the lata Governor Brongh, and requesting a 1 members ef the Board to oloae their plaoea of business between the hours of 10 a. m. and 2 p. m.

on to-m -rrow (Friday) the dsy ef funeral. Tss request will be universally complied with. Ths following war. tbe receipts and shipments at this point by Railroad, Lake aad Oenal of leading articles during the tweety-four hours sliding at seven olock this morning Articles. Becefred, Shipped S91 S.9S4 Flour, bbls wneat.

Da S.esi S.3.1 V.MS 3 041 flora, DO Ueto. bu Berley. bn- r-orx, 33.9M) 11,800 1,116 Butler, ma Cheese, lbe Too 374 ao 2,04 loU.UUO Live ttOKSu. Cattle Sheep. wool- 1,440 UT.bat 14,000 Vi S4.S67 87 174 18 SoTrfii S9jio Lumber, shingles, hlo.n Lath, hoH Iron Ore, Iron, lba la.euo 21.780 Mails and Spikes, Petroleum, bbk Salt, bbla Tobacco, bhdfl.

AppU-s, bhls Hides DM- Higbwluea, bbla sundries, ms. .1,113.772 N. Y. MONEY 31. oaey Abundant and rales toad downwerd.

Call loaua quoted at Am f) oeet. etterlina; aachamare Bather mora itotdy at VH'gVmyt In gold tor flist olass bills. 4 III ft-ahede firmer, opening at 144, advono. ing to 14S, and closing at 144aM4u. N.

Y. STOCK 31. Uftverumpnl U. slxs jU. IW II ti.

elxea of 18-l, coupone, lol do rtvea, Un-'oriy coupons, 98; 8 sixes, cne year rertlftratee 99V. eUaeckav-Sieady bet dull. Tennmeee sixes 74 i'hw aiMin.ifii miwun wussxeiiver ox; an pun iixa. t. uiejoeriaea preiirea itrli lluuis Oenlral 12A: Cleveland a Pittabureh r-urthwesfrn Sh; do preferred 63; Mllwnuk-o A Prairie du Chleo 41; Fort Wayne 7 Alton lorro sauie Copper 31.

Prices of Mining Stocks bid in Boston to dav Copter Telle 211 rranklln SSVi Hancock SV; Huron 41: lala KojSl 11; xflaneeote yulno uwn, nwiiaau oHperter uentrui so. ABBS ABHBB. J. Farmer itrs ranMra riurrix,) BASKKU8 and u. s.

7-30, a- 1Q-40, 5-20. GOVERNMIBT BKCUBITIM, "OLD, BILTIB AND COUPONS, UMCUBRSHT FOSTIIB, a. onb ikab iidibteoniss. KIl'HAllGX Off 6KXAT BKIT1II, AHD THE OOHTINENT, Bought and sold. Deposits Bbosivvd on Fatoexeu Tubus.

145 Superior Street, CLEVELAND, 0510. Cleveland Wholesale Market. THURSDAY EVENING, August. 31, 1865. Frela-bta Tks following an the rales by Lake (steam) and Ball from tha port te Mow Turk aad Boston To New Tork.

First olass: 11,12: Beooad class: Ste; Third class: 7fo; Fourth class: son. Floor, son. Wool 11,12. To Bostoav Firrt elans S1.22; gene ad clean: 9le; Third elaes: 76c; Fourth elans: Flour; 70s. Stool SI ,22.

Fsoatr tlloady. Demand light. City brands held al 110,00 for XX red Sll.iO for XX whits. Country brands XX red, da XX white lO.UI. Wheat Continues heavy ans unsettled, closing lower, rules this morning of 1 ear Ko 1 ieo om store at 11,76 1 oar No 1 rod from store al S2.0S car No 2 white from store at Tho market closed nominally tdjSc below tkeas figures.

cara-VMlet aad steady. Bales cars No. fl mixed from store at 76o. Oate-Soarooandfiimsr. Demand good, falsa cars oa track at 46c 1 oar from store at 46c.

stye Nothing doing. Rar ley Inactive and nominal. Park dales It bols city peeked mem at $32,00. Heel Ulty Hess held at 16,00, with light de mand. Uerel Firm at Sis for elty-ren dared la barrel.

and Heroes. dmoked Meats Firm and In good renoest uncaangea prices. Ws quote Plata-cared hams. canvassed, 26o Shoulders 19o Bacon 20o, Dried Bear xsc Butter The demand is good and prices firm. Ws quote at for good to choice shipping tots western nseerve.

sJheeae Firm at 12d16a for good to choice Msrket rather quiet. F-Tgw Firm. Bales bbls frmk-paoksd at 24c Hig-hwlnea Firm at 22,21. Vary little doing. Alcohol Steady Held at S4.42e)4,47 aw 8S cent.

Cologne Spirits, B80 per (4,67. Neutral Proof Spirits (2 36412,41. Batter quiet. Prices firm at C66oc for Refined, Immediate delivery. B-ried Applea Firmer.

Held at 11 4) If and ror packages. Dried Peaehea Small sales as peeled, at 36a. Labf Flan Steady at the following prices: 1 Whltefish, half bbl, H.75; No. 2 do, U) bbl, Pickerel half bbl Trout aau ooi Herring at half bbl $4, 6001,6, Go. Oils firm.

We quote: Llnseel 1 600 1 Whale, W. B. fl $0 Carbon-. I Elephant 1 so usru uucas iu 1 sperm, W. 3 10 1 36 I Straits 1 40 aeatsiuot.

ai Hay Steady at $8,00011 J. 00 for new loose: for bailed. Weethl Timothy nominal at 6,60. Ho Clover la market. Ball Firm.

How held at 12,46 for Fine Coarse. Ate sued ranter Market seaady. We quote Sallows freei. I Cos XX Ass $10; Bteok XXI Esaaott Fats Oraaat $11; Porte. Half aad quarter barrels la proportion- Water Kama Oswego aad Akrea held at Mae.

"PrMrcirs" land plaster $10,00 per Calcined f4.00 boL Hepwrtrm. New Tork State tAdkoec, boosts. to quality Ohio x6d30o. jamlE Steady. Barley Malt held at fLTO nor Will the ss or O.

BaU.ker Here blade ooaage. Ail PITTSBURGH PETROLEUM MARKET. Report for the Daily PITTSBURGH, August P. M. The oil market ie firm, with a liberal demand both Cru'e and Refined, Supply oa ma ktt limit- BaeeUttof Cinde by river lo day 800 barrels.

Balsa 1600 bk's at 19ax 700 bols. Si pt mber delivery, at sue, package, returned. BeSced active. Buyes are plenty, holders a-k-Ing aa advaoee. Seles fbr present asd fuinre de livery exceed 60TO bbla.

Bonded on spot 44' Jc 8a ss 1G00 bbls HoRparsil for November st 46c net; a. 00 bbls for November nt 45c free on board 1( 00 bbla Standard for November st 46c fr.o or aid; 600 bbls lor October at 46c. Free dull snd Bomt-Bel at Sc. Buyers srs anxious to negotiate Urge panels lor October end November del vrry, but refiners are holding back fbr large receipts. Tbe tx-ports of refined Beat sre heavy.

Orient lubricating oil sld at 66e. NEW YORK 31. Cwttem-f teadr. Pales at 4 So for middling. e-loae-Deil and 10al6o lowtr.

I alee at S7 6a7 46 for extra 4 W(U8 (0 for oooibmb to good iMfP'Bg braLdsixtratouoa hoop Unto; S3 WHil lor trade branas. market doein. heavv. Sf hlMt A ctlve and firmer. Sale, of waste rn st Si ''lltpH 22, oloeiaa firm, with no sellers below i 2S2 ZO.

brat Market for common spring dull and declining, whi other kinds are quiet aed more or lees nominal. Sales of 6, 0 bu. at SI sOesf I for Chicago soring; SI Ala)l 63 for Mllwar.kee Club; Si 64(911 64 for amber Milwaukee latter price aa exfaeme S2 I8ls '6 for etnell lo'e new amberatatr; ax ft? or enoice vuu aucnigaa. Bye Quiet. Baarlry Irtll and aomlnuL harler Bait Dull and nomine1.

Um-Heavy and la2c lower. Holes at KlOIC for damaged and aneound, an I 9 H4. for Bound mixes Western Ctomog St lor prima parse le. (lata- Doll and la2o lewer. Bales at 57'So for wertera.

SVaol Pull. Unlet. Baugar- Quiet. Pe'ee at far Cuba eovedo; dsmeged Havanu l-)aC as ol aaaiea 1 1. Petroleum rirm.

Bale at3Pa31X frr oudt; ooe'eo for renoea bond; 69a73d for fined free. ferk Ijpeaid firmer Bi.d closed heavy. holes at (al 0usil So sew mess, closing at B3i uu lor cana; 9SJ latum oo for isos mfea, '4 Ota for prime; S7 60(1128 00 tor primn mesa. Alao 750 bbla Bew ei-ne, for September, seller's and buyer's option at Sill OOalll 60 eet Flint. of 8IO bbla at ti OOflflt.

00 For piaiu mesa, nno tiu miosis 00 For extra mess, atnof Hrjei Dull. at krat (needy. Bales St 14alGi frt snouioers; lamroc tor nms ltakftom- Da, I. Lard 8tely at Butter Iteady at 21a9o for Ohio, aad 30a39c for atata. Ckeeae la moderate request at 10al6r.

BUFFALO 31. Poll. 1 xtra state ST 95; whits IX uua9 to. aaeal Dull and drooping. Nolaprlngefiered at pi ana st to bio Cwral imil.

ight sales No 2 at 80o. ate held at 4ie4os for new. Barley NomlnsL B) ye Nominal Seal.ky Fmmorssle. at S3 24 and ti 23 bid Park Heavy meas AU 60. Carnal areta-tiSM- Are arm.

To Kew York-Wheat I6e. corn 13. oats Lake Import For 4 hours-Flour U2 bbls, wneal T.wss bu, rn o3.0;B, oats Sl.eon. Carnal kxpsns ror 24 bouts Flour wheat 31,671, corn 160,73 1, oats 11,413. CHICAGO 31.

lour Doll. Wr meats- Dull. Hoi advanced le, eloilng st fl 31. ao 2 declined 44c: aalt-e at 1 Hal IK. Active at a decline of Belee at St a4c for No 1, and vtl2c for no a.

ata Dull and declined oa2c half a 3 e3Io- rrvTiniiiB a ucnangeu. saiaejwtmee S-eedy. A rr-lernte nteady. Bee- ipia Fiour. 4,900 bbls; wheat, 21,000 bu aero i67 oate 7i, 0.

Mhlpmemte Elour 370O bbls, 21,000 bu wheat. on ours, oats. OSWEGO 31. Flour Fnchaaged. Salen too sbls at 1 FOa S8 60 for soring gtadee.

Il tor i ran. scarce. SSSaeat lutctlveand met kt elo.ee nominally lower, fa'ea no 1 Hllwankea olub st I 60al 61 Ale 2 do St 47al 48; No 2 Uniraso aorins SI 46 Orm Qilet and lower. No 1 illioole nominal at 87aS8o. Qolet and lower.

Xo 1 nominally al fi le. e-iy iutea. PeavsQatet Causal r'rr-ltfhla PnlU Flour 40a41c, wheat corn to ew To. k. ate Imtporta- Sto bote of on 20,010 bu ooro, 1D.UN oaaa.

ajsuaai Kaavarta S.S.I bbls Sour. 1.000 hi Wheat, 18 000 corn. Btupmeata By Ball, 786 bbla Boor. TOLEDO 31. better Bales o' Bew white Michigan at SI 98; new amb Michigan SI s9; tld Mo I red a-aeh at 1 vo-.

bow SI SO Term lam lower, ratea at S4e7lo. tsale) Drooping Bales at 40c MILWAUKEE 31. Flea Quiet. hesl-lioll. Sales at SI 34al 35.

ana Firm. Attwelpla 62,000 bn wheat. PHILADELPHIA 31. Sales at S7 00.7 60 fori sparine asd to liOiS 'O for. lira.

at3asQ'0'" ad Bye Commends 1 10. S-orm l-ull. of v.Mow at $1 09. State Firm bales 0 I at 3o wataky Firm at SS 26; holoeis demand lo advaace. Petroleum--Pirn.

Sales al W3lc for erude; Slatiio for refined In bond; Gieilo fo do BALTIMORE 31. Flenr-Flrm. Ueles How: street ineerflre Wheat Des'lned 6a8c. vrm Dull. Hales ai 2s furwhlte sod yellow.

Wtalahy Dull. Salesat $2 ttroeerlea-Flrra with aa apward tendency. Rose Prentiss' Provision Market Report. tvars. The bllowlag are th.

ratee oharred bynst Isusbs eurar-oured aramlam nam. ti Camvamerl Ha ma ft MhoaUdera Sugar-eurad a ig omoaed mdas Is IS leaf kettle-rud'd In bbla or tree eelv Prime leaf kettle-mlr'A la me, -2 Park Ho. mam fj i.m Bxtra aleer KM BP Bo extra eharge made for oackan or nui. sire to railroad depot, ar boots. All articles an warranted stristly prime, and equal to anything Is the But.

Orders filled. ROSE PRENTISS. is aa im tiutario street. Brreclbmra, HUliama eV tgaata- Uoaa, White Fish Half bbla He. 1 RO 6 00 4 Trout Herring- Piekerrl-Out cf Aogoet Ti, 181-6 MARINE NEWS.

PORT OF CLEVELAND. Stmr Morning Star, Tiger, Detroit Plop IdaLo, uonkay, Bufftlo PropOwego, Brown, buffalo Prop Arctto, Crosby, Budaio Prop Prairie state, Kaspp, Toledo Bchr Pott, Cbapmsa, Black hirer Bohr Ben Franklin, Hunter, Toledo Schr Sergeant, Peliitt, Toledo bear Transport, Ames, Buffalo Scow Mary Amilla, Bitot ma' ar, Detroit Scow Sutler eiil, hurlinrame. Kelley'e lelaad Siow Mary and Lucy, Olmsted, Pt Huron foow Bona, Carraa, Bel ay's Island Sons Swaa, Smith, Biack River Stmr Morning Star, Vigor, Detroit Prep Idaho, Oonaey, 0 icago Prop Olean, Watarbury. Lunklrk Brig Fux, Detroit bchr Ml.aa, Por.er, Chioago Schr Ski art. aemeev.

Ulileen. Bchr Star of tba north, Suingieman, Pt Huron bchr In-t, Tan Alslone, Onicsgo Bchr Poet. Chanman. HI-. Schr Ben Franklin.

Hunter, Toledo Sckr Daiking Wsve, oo, thio.ro soow Mens, Oar ran, Keiieye laud boow Banner. Lend, Handuasy hath but shadows, save a prom'sa given, Wbca lights ths fuluis with a fadeless ray 0, touch th. sceptre." Use Dr. D. H.

Liquid Catarrh Bemedv. win no not. to join the universal c. menoetlonor the truly valuable iped So. sg28B3 ITCH.

WUIATOS'8 ITCH. BCBATCH. OIHTMKNT. SC HATCH our. bb.

Iteh in 48 koora-eieo curmi Bait Rheum. Dloars. Chilblains, and all Knotton. 1 I Skin. Price 60 east.

Br Beading so cants to Weeks end Potter, 170 Wsaklngtoa Boston, will forwarded tree by mail. For sals by aU Drag. I btbobo AsusTBOeM, Uisvolaad, Agents northern uhlo. A. BAAD, O.

W. woodwoete, p. a. bbaB I C. A.

READ BANKERS, STJPBKIOB ST. OtJeTBXiASD, OHIO, Authorised 3ubscrtitloss AgnatB for tba 7-30 LOAN. The usual oommlor on allowed to Beak, and vivo bay lo biivvb iiuisaffa I 1111, aiuianti wsii'lta, CSMOI IlltJ UNCURRERT 0Rn. Bay and sell alt deecrtntiona of COVERNMEpiT BONDS. w.

alao ony aad eell on Ooeaaiia.ui of Stocks aad Boads at the H. I. Stack Ex. orders by mall or us mess aromntie a nad. aevenua Stamps fog sale, stf PI HOT Jhlp Jive ss aad Boiler m-a-oa Ao a.

iu.u COMMISS'N mCKCHANTS tiOUDMAN liADLSr, PrsMlaee, Forwarding? aad renmpulaal.nl saercaaaia. For the sals of Flour, Oreta, Brads, Provisions, to. Cftce No. II Bet-win lU, Cleveland, O. rtefer to A.

K. Pneneer. Bfvet Slatwmel Bank. Cluve land; Flat- Sri sharps, Bankera, lndlaaap-1 I 8. 11.., feq heneral I relent Agent 0.

A I llroad. In .1 nepo la. augiS 38 r. B. Bab.

w. a. stbambt. Earl, Straight EM KRAL COXHfeSION ItKSCIIASTS, vua ma aai.a or Prodneeamd Prewteioma, B. COS- VINB AN1 FBtlNI STBBETS CINCINNATI, O.

Orders for all description, of aeevrhaadiea la cup maikete prmbt'y filled. Advance, ea cett-lga- ni.r. Rt-netl nlat-a furnlebed to reoulsr ahio- pers Purlieu ar attention given to the rale of UCTTSRand UbEK-. Hughes, KoekefeHer, naoosstiors to Hughes a Bocksfoilor and Davis a Voroa, Prodnce Seiersl COMMISSION MERCHANTS Seiton's Block, Merwla SL, OUT BLAND, 0w Ax-renra nxaess. BSM.V VI.

nontnrsLiaa. BCllBSSui r.a. una, a. a. aacxwiTM, a.

a. ainaa. s. r. lkstki; Storage and Frodncs Commission MERCHANTS.

fosi 4S and 50 Hirer Street, CLETSXASD, O. L.SUSI. SttUM, U.A.BABBA. ROBERT HANNA to Haunn, Oarretron A WhoeoaM tiiocere. Forwarding and Cununleeion Merobanll.

nnd Dealer, in Pr duce. Salt, Fleh Ac, Centre Tirhanse. Noa. 169 and 171 hirer street and Oleveland, Ohio. Asents for tho Cleveland.

Detroit aad Lake Suieitor Line of Steamers. Jsn23 i. BIMMOHS A CO, Prodnce Commission Merohaats, 50 MERaVIN STREET. CLEVEUNO, a ma ran sals or FLOUB, OSA1N, POBK, BUTTlt, TOUS, LAED, bKsrS, PuiATOka, DB1I1 fSUlT, As. Psrtlpular attention givea to Sllfrg orders for such articles as can be obtained la this awket.

J. 9. SIMMOXS. fjun734.1 a. o.

BBHine ri.LTu.i, msstu GENERAL COMMISSION AMD FOSWAEDIKQ MEECHMTS. ASD Wholesals and Retail Dealer, la FLOOR, GttAlN, FEED, PK0VI9I0HB. BALT. ATCB UMK, Ae Ao. Agent, lot the sal.

of the celebrated "Airoa City" and "Akrori Mills" Flour, All the different brando of which, together with a geoerel aaaorttrjent of Ohio Obd lodlaua F.our are constantly kept on anno, la k-aneia. Half-it errata, end Sacks. No. 1 OVIATT'8 RXCBHAHfvlS, Foot of BUFaW klOK uritlCAr, OL SVKLA1.U, O. AGENTS POR TBE Northern Transportation Co.1 Line ot crew hitamers.

To and Frout OODINSBUBS, CAPA VINCENT and 08 WBQ And the AKRON TRANSPORTATION COITT Property promptly forwarded to bew Tork, Boston, and alt points Aapl or nat, with dlapatck aad at th. Lowest Kates of freight. IhroOKb oontracis given to all tha principal towns In flow England and Mew York; mchltf: ha aao. w. aaaoBsa, aao.

ever, o. b'baibv. GARDNER, DIET CO 8 to sad Prod nee COMMISSION MERCHANTS." Proprietors of ths Union Ballwav Shin en rw. u-l Orala Klevators Storao-e eaimcltv. Mr.ii oee bsehels.

Office and Warehemes auloining tha levator, lo. 197 Kern la s. Cleveland, 0. Dealers la all kinds of Country Produce, Agents for tue call Company of 'nondaga." Ball aold always at the Oompaoy's prises. Halt, Water Ume, Floor, Sraln, Ac, by oar-kswia, received or to be eh loped oa the O.

O. A 0 O. A V. A IP oil lJl gnage) Rallrosls end their eoeneettona, loaded or unloaded directly in our warehouaa, eaving ax-penee of drayaKe. III peieounl attention to th.

filling of orders for Prodooe and Moronaadiee on Commiasioav Liberai CMh advances made on eenslgnmenta. We are prepared to reeeiveaud ship, by CanwY. Laka or Ball, (without drayare), 6rlndiitnr es! Staves, Marble, Lumber and course Freight -of Tfi klnda, having tbe ONLI llSKMICKS IH TBB 011 for the iranafer of heavy Freighta. Refer to llaute and boslueat msa sesefjlw ap3: K1 Q.EO. A.

BOYCJt CO, tSnoceeeors to John Beyr. a Bon.1 Froduce Oomrnission MerchantB, PEABL STBEBT, BBW TORK. Liberal ndvsneea on eo twig-omen te. k.i.r to Oosm BANK, MW T0BA. ant Banka geterally in levelanc.

stenolls npo. ap- plleatlon Im marking pro nnd make caah ad-vanees on eonslgnments to lbe above Douse. a. O. PkMINO, Ollloe J.

s. Simmon. (V 60 Mwln lllevrtand. O. jica uitoxHsaa, 2w asd 211 last Water St.

MIL WA VKEE, WL. CHAS. H. KICB da CO, 311 aoutli Water Street, CBICAQO. PBOCUCI C0MHISSI05 kKRl Iarg roBTBBMBOBaaSaUB aau GRAIN, FLOTJB, PRl.VlHlONS, WOOL.

MOPa. HESOo AND OHEKN 1Mb DRIED FROlT 10 BhlI-" of uhaige, g7llAWiUi JJUfcOKKI, IIII1L COMMISSION SIEECIIAMS, POB TSTB Be LB OP FLODB, GRAIN, PROVlalnNS, OBA8S SEEDS. BUTTER, BXiQS. BaOOsI IT BXBM- Iob.81 and 80 Merwla it, TJlMRml BawJlh aVt1mtAA-aaa J. .1 desired- "-TOS CIiAlUC A HAN FOU1J, (Suooessors to Clark a BockefUia.

rrtdace fjaniBissiaa MercaaaSa, drain, rteeda. Hear, tart. Water "lean (toiler aad Dairy amis. Hoe. 80, 41, 43 and 46 River ttreet and oa the Ileok.

m.WWr "IM 1 a. a. niit. t. asuroaav rjysrty fnosfrai by Kallraed or Oaaal, for Bale at Shipment.

WIU giro personal atteatloa to Ue pereseeeot rroaoos and Marohaadisa om mmmlunoB. Liberal Oash Aswanoss ahde oa Oomrlgnments. Befor to Badness Meo aad Banker. reoera rsT mcbkrBS J. milSlKK.

AG15NT AND COMMI3SIOX MIeTi. me ei lour, wum an -n kinds of Gonntrw ti-. 7 'All Bo. mvw wraet. Boar aaJlroad lleaeta.

IJkve J.RS IRON AND A I L9 IKON AND NJLST CLEVELAND BROWN CO. lo. aad 81 Mervlt itreet. SEXTON'S BLOTf eatu. DeaJera In BST, BOller, flOO'J A Shttt lTOV ijiu tit a.r.

BAIIA OUT ABO Fiorrfisrurrm 1MB COLO PRESSED RUTS MHO WHSHFRfr last and Sprtflj; SLsei, blsss, sad Mlatng Oomnar.ma. aad Bridge Boirders, MacninUta hotarers, who desire a quality of Ir. tk.T enure eausfectloa, ere rospeotfnlly nammilZ favor as with their orders. -Ti aommaad om immaad oar preaipt aad oareral attoeiiteiL Bummw. kmi auji Ajtjj jiajuls WAjtiioUaiS.

MOKRimoa FvWIEK, Waoloeale Ageaey for the oale ot Se.akerger's Jumlata m-eiii -Bamnmade ijorMeAoea, Bhoeuborger i Juniata SheM lroa, ShoenrewgerTR! iron. eiwDHrve. I Plate. Jn.i.1. 1 NJrJms ILB? BUCKL1W Jn.

ear-. COWLKi'S, RiVOLVXNO lost rermrred BTJTTXB DISHM OOWLaB A 00, ft WiaVtetiyamaa..