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FOR SAFE.


CTNTE AID C0UNIT LICEEsEs FOR sale very cheap.
- Insuirs a. he 81. CHAELEs, A1Ens street. rear
Worshsu h1css- ocls-1Hs
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q See advertisement Of Ward & MeCIel-
lana Wholesale and retail Druggists, IFS Ed III Nsis
slrsst ogfa.its Es-.Aan hssss. SO
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ne money market is suasrius u0asr IN unususi
E~irinEsucy. Ranksrs hesitate 10 srept The sEtr.ngant
nTures WI eh are bsiug Uaid o. tie street, and c U 'Oans
can scarceiT - Effected a. ne banks II LEGAL rates even
Tor aut clau y I names. The street range Is frsn
asss per cent per nouh, with utle m5asy 70 be bad
even At these rates. Exchange 10 easy. with he supply
and demand about balancing. We quote
New Tort---.--k prem. New riesns...... \ prem.
Ciucinnsti..--..-h prem 81. Lguis.-u...... par
IoaisFile...-..- par
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Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Mill
ohIuerE- Reas adFeriseusato Of
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D5ssOMfEOn.

THE parsnsrship o. @. Barker q Jackson warner.
i under The styie o. B-ksr q Co.. Is dissolTei q.
Baksr has the settlement Of Ne business.
g. HAETR-
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PRICES Of COTTON
Al Ais ddie IN rae f1Houing Teari. trifh rafss %
Freghf 70 Lfuapo0i. cad 81 Sterling Erchongs.
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WANTED.
WANTED.
WANTED,

A sTIUAuOEtY q 10. ! Bs5E-tsspsr. Apply 70
- g. " J0EA4 a CO..
odGGa - Hsin street
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INPRoyEzEsTs.-The hns block Of buildings
being erected at the corner OF Adams
street and Front row, and which has been
lying in q quiescent state for some tine past,
is being vigorously pushed to completion
When finished il will be Eve stories high, and
in all its appointments in keeping with the
numerous other fine business houses that have
been erected in this city during the last season.
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FOB SALE or A

A PRIVATE HOUsB o. HsrntBso street nsar Bsa
a Possession given On z3t octcbsr- Apply 20
ocl5-2u = = kURPHT.
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Rlui0 GAiA1 is composition TIE AIltf tdhllE
sufire Eciva remedial p-in-iple or each ngreiel- li
unrouzhiy szrured by ny new method 81 dlsulLrg
prulucing a delicious, aLhueratng spirit and he mos
IufauibIs remedy for reaor1tins the trsaa-1 Ysa--
and resroriuE The slck. suler.lg au1 debLitaied llTal-
t1 aealth aul strength
McLeau's srsuEfhraluE Cordial vii er-ausly care
liver complaint c~Fspspsla, llalLce. cl71ulc or usrv1ul
debility. diseases q ue kitreys and 81 diseases zri-ins
rou a Gsariersd liver or stomach, dyspepsia, heart
turn. llua-I uies- scidl.g or Sickness q THE st1ulach
fuilnes or bod o. me hell dui pain or swi-uiug DO
the head. u1pitaI1u ~ he heart uIues7 or wr-ht 10
ne s-r1lcl. soar erucfatans, cho1kiug or suTcatila
feeling uhcn lyinE tIwu. trynea or yeluvuess o. the
SAN and eys. ulght FEeats, irwFrf fevers pain I'm the
small o. the back. chest OF side s1ftan fus1es OF heat
1sprsssisn Of Spirits. hig1tf1l dreams, ll1g1r. despund
elcg. or any nerves. disease. sores or blqtches en- ths
ttin. AMI fever aud ague. Cor rhuis and fuvrrl
over amIll1n 90 BOTTLES kaVe been sod furIlg The last
six u0u-hs. ard ia ao iuztzVce has Do failed In EIvinEeu
trs satisfaction. Who, thea. viii suffer from weakness
or 5ebuly when NcLean's Strsugfhening Cordia vii
c1-e yuuf
E0lEnguage can convey sn adequate itea ~ Ne imms
diats ant almost miraculous change produced By taking
his cordial iu ne diseased. feoliitatrd anl saaisrsc
1ervlrs T7sfau, whether br1Een down BY excess. veal
by uEture. or impaired BY ~sicEuss5, DE relaxed and un-
rruIg organization b restored Do is p.isunc health and
viElr.
Married persons. dr1thsrz o11sri0us o. inability. from
uhEfevcr cause, viii IND McLfa1is SteugtheuiuE Gorilla
r. th8rou.h raErneratsr % The rgstems and al who maT
have injured themselves By Improper niuigeuces, VII
fnd In this Cordial scertain tnt speeiy remedy.
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In another column, see the advertisement Of
ssorEe Patiison 4 Co. BoaEsslsu and ststiouers, %
hEin street. near Nsdison street.
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6ommrrtlal glattfrs.


N||"||| =" y TT J
C~OTrON.-Tte husiuets On this arteis YESTERDAY Eal
more ihss usnais seslfe. rAs inguiFs be ~ principally
~ he setter cfufes. but al qnsliiies Ia sesisr deuisnd
has on any pre- sui Gag u ne ssassa. Tbs sales, a.
ia1vn y the boots o. us ssrcasHa'. stgrsEatsd : 2si
bsiei-ihs largest dly's sales u N. ssss5n.-si the foi-
iosiag pf-fi-u'au as 6aies q lie. > silk, 81 a ioA5
tstios, asttfx % uiI. n a. IoN. . At *. 90 a
I8Il-ls Is stiiK, asnloE, 70 atI0N n siux. u At
i6k. IS afioE, aatI0K. % HuK. sI5 q ios, . Il
ia. aostfos, at itK. IS 81 ioS. 10 stuH,ios'
IA. = 81, &c ana ~ o y AZ AZ 10 sc, Is q
Leans Izst6s, 70 Al I5s, 8 a. i0k 8 stuk,
n atiis. satlos. Ias e 10Y. IS At icR. q stiDs.
IS afIts. 7autK 4. Astliss lfstltz, Q stios. 5 .
uk. is AZ ioE, Is At ios. atstuk Ie7 ash, premi-
u4 Il a0a per \
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Rryan,s TasteIess Vermimge.

EFyan'g TasFeHess EermffuEe.
Hz1~WIh lack-iustsr eye.
Wherefore, wherefore stlulf y1l iisP
Byiu-s F=rnifure Or sure
Every Kind O worms o. care.
Be the species small o. hu1F
Try ire Ttstres Ferniflra
PM % in bottles. Price IS cents soId By
se21-lm MANSFIELD a co.
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Nal and express rain-...a.so ?. d $50 A. r.
HEmbodt sEprsss-..--.--Io.lo A. H~.-..-e@ ~.
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NOTICE.

on and after the FIRST DAY OF SEP
TENBER We an move our business operations 70 Hope
neld. ArkEnsss. where o1s,o- ihe other q ne dm viii
b found every TUESDAY TsursdsT and Saturday, from
10 o'aook. A. n. untiis o'eissF ? r. Ne business
vii Be transacted in Memphis
su3s-2m MILTON hTORIAN.
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stocf on hand Isl September "a 1f
Received past three dsYas..-.---..- l2U6
Received preFl9usiy ai5ioE 215eo
y asa
Exported pssf three days .......... ass
Exported preyiously...--...--..-. ade- atiito
soaE on hand and On ship-ss.ra. 9i5-5s5
su0AR-L0ulsiana-me ,toek o. oIi crop 10 the in
terror is about eHhsuated, ana ne s1ppy on the ielee
is Tecu-ed % l9 10 30 h~ogsheafs and usr-es ciEri lied
and refined. which has been salilng IN retail parcels e.
a range % szi0c-. accordinr % quality
We have noticed further rrceirts o. S. hhds ceutriu-
gal clsssing prime % choice, which have been sold 30
* Go and I0ae, and8 hhds YESTERDAY, maae by the oid
pTocs- and chasing ab1ut falr. though DOT v .lifraiafd.
broueht 8Kc y p. or Cuua sugar We hase noticed the
sale Of $50 hhds, Uhica have heen ds me market for tao
or three weeks pas. At prices which have not been mafe
public. We omit general qu1tauons. ArriF-d since
the sth Instant. 60 hhds, 20 bhs and there's. r5ul re-
csipts Of he week. IS bids. % bbisauf uerces-
koLAssEs-The receipts q Oh crop have been c1n-
hned ~ a few trihltE lois Edich have been SOLD a. goa
IS and CSC = gallon Tor Inferior AMI ordinary descrip-
uons. or new crop the only sales have been ~ bis
choice In the cary part Of he Week az f5c and
since then IS half b5.s prime Al 4Er9 gallon. Arrived
aimee the 9h i1stant 70 bhs. r1tai receipts % the week
% bbs. Cleared for the eA instant ~ Galveston 80
bsls, Pensacola ,. Apala.htuia 10 together, 22 boa.
Totai exports % the week 352 Dds.
T~OBACCO-rhe tnbtc1o m trket has been pretty near-
~ ata stand curing The past week. snd although re
have notice6 some little iuquiry The entire sales a. iar
a. We are advised have net exceeded 80 hhds FOR the
week Telerraphic ~disratches Of Yesterday dlte have
beea received from some sections % the tobacco region.
reportiag a fr1s. on THURSDAY uiEht.by which the stand
ing crop was killed. Holder ar generally very nrm lu
their ssking rates, and mostly claim the outside ng1res
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Arrived since the eh instant u hhls. Total receipts o.
The week 86e HID Cleared sine The 81 int, for Cor
uana fer olders l0ol hhds. Cain for orders go. New
York 2tS. Philadelphia IS; together 2i51 To 81 sN-
Doris o. the week S25I hhds storE 10 vsrshouses and
On ~shipooard not cleared on the i1ih instant, f482s
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For Stoves, Crates, Nantes, House Furnish
% Gosas, ETC. ETC., see SussruHas a strauoa's asver-
issn-nt IN Enothsr oolumn-
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DksSOFlEEEOll.

SAIL -stoaE urht and demand brisk Tue weeks
sales oampriisd about 20oo bags Al e. o5SI IS. We
to quote from store e. O5aI 10 FOR coarse, and
O. 1891 90 fr dns.
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FERNANDO INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF MEMPHIS,
gefsrsou street tvs doors froa he Planter Bank.
-. 10
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". p Ross g e. Duusoamb.
q B FIIiAmeu, c. Deiosoh.
a. @. Tressreu.
" B. Ross, President
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Boors AMI SHOES.
nsls..l. .ss R.t.ll.

JAMES MARKS & co.,
y sfs EaTN STREET
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-21

DRowEKD.-Henry LAWN, boy 10 years
of age, whose parents reside on Huntington
street. near Garden, was drowned on Tues
day evening in University Heights pond,
near the MahOning Railroad shops. he, in
company with two other little boys, were in
bathing, when he got beyond his depth, and
the Others were too small to render any as
sistance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-21

RuBBER SLATE.-The Metallic and India
Rubber Slate is a new invention which prom
ises we'll 1t weighs but about one-third as
much as the common stone slate, and cannot
easily be broken, nor does heat or water af-
feet it. 1t Is apparently perfect slate. The
composition is patented by J. H. Green, the
reformed gambler. h. Kramer, at No. %
Superior street, is the Cleveland agent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-21

ROBBED on THE CARs.-on Wednesday
evening last, on the Lake Shore train. from
this city, Mrs. J. N. White, an elderly lady,
was robbed Of $3.50 in bills. She had, after
taking seat in the cars, pinned the money
in her pocket, which was cut from the dress
entire, sometime during the night. Mrs.
White was on her way to Monroe county,
Indiana, to join her son, and the money lost
was the hard earned savings of many
months. Efforts were made by some Cleve-
land gentlemen to enable her to pursue her
journey.-Bgf. C0lfr.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-21

THK SCIENTIFIC ANERIcAE.-A new volume
Of the Scientific American commences on
the lst Of July. It's published every satur-
day, each number containing sixteen pages
Of matter interesting to ell, and especially
to inventors and mechanics. S2.O0 per
year. Mum & Co., publishers, 81 Park
Row, New York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-21

RECOVERY OF STOLEN PRoPERTT-A large
number of fine merino shawls ere at the
Police Station, awaiting the call of the own
ers. These shawls have been found by the
police in various portions of the city in the
possession of suspicious persons, and have
all been traced back to two noted thieves,
Jack Adams and John -. The latter is
now under arrest, and the former will be
shortly. The most Of the shawls have blue
centres (some red) with figured borders.
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s7='s=fs 80
In H sOLOMnNsnN

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAN,
Keeps the largest assortment Of the most approved
ksnds Of sPECTAeLEs. All his Glasses, WHISTLER
for near or far sighted, are ground under his own
inspection, BY machinery Of new construction, With
the greatest care 70 suit the eyes An ell cases,
curing Weakness, Dizziness or Inflammation Of the
eyes, and mparng strength for lozg reading or fine
sewing.
public that be employs any one in the sale Of
hil Lenses.
MICROSCOPES, COIPAsSEs, &C., kept on hand.
EF ARIIFIClAL EYEs inserted without pain,
IS parlect Is natural.
no. ~ SUPERIOR STREET,
fsb1I Near EogR'g CrockeEy Store.
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TEAT TRuHPET.-When it was kncwn that
the Deluge had received trumpet over a
Cleveland company, considerable noise, you
may rest assured, was made by the boys
from our eity.-DaytOH Empire.
Hardly, friend Seaman. The Deluge won
that trumpet in the first class, and there
was not Cleveland engine in that class
Three of the Cleveland engines were in the
second class and took two trumpets two
were in the third class and took one trumpet.
Dayton had five companies at sandusky and
took two trumpets; Cleveland had six com
panies there, and took four trumpets.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-21

THR BENEFIT THIS EvENINo.-The Academy
of Music viii be opened this evening for the
benefit of Mr.. Macaulay, who will appear
in some of his best pieces. He has done
much to sustain the interest in the com pany,
and is deserving of hearty benefit.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
~ See advertisement Of DR.. sanford'a
LiverInvigorator.

NEv TREATNENT.-Dr. GibsOn's Improved
Negative and Positive Electro Chemical
Baths is now the best treatment in the
world for the permanent cure Of rheu-
matism, scrofula, liver complaint, dyspepsia
coughs, colds, fever, asthma, consumption,
bronchitis. a cure warranted in every ease.
DrOPsy, gout, salt rheum, syphilis, and all
private diseases, neuralgia, paralysis, mental
depression, dizziness, apoplexy, congestion,
nervous prostration, palpitation of ths heart,
fts, delirium tremenS, insanity, and many
other chronic and acute diseases, and stands
unequhlled for the cure of diseases peculiar
to females, of6ce No. III Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-21

TIE WIDE AwAEEs.-A public business
meeting Of the Executive Committee of the
Wide Awake Republican Club, was held last
evening at the Republican head quarters,
(the old Gray's Armory.) A good number
were in attendance,
The Chairman Of the Committee reported
progress made. They had agreed upon a
uniform, and contracted with Capt. Paddock
to furnish the cap, cape and lamp, at 1,75
each. The members to pay $500 each, the
extra quarter to cover expense of oil, &C.
The Hall is furniahed by the Central Com
mite free Of expense.
Opportunity was then given for signatures
to the roll, and large additions were made To
the ranks3i
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-21

Va Evelyn Evatt, one of the attaches of
the Cleveland Plain Dealer, arrived here
yesterday on time, on the scoW Lyme Lock.
How can the Plain Dealer spare so many of
its attaches at this time, the Deacon at
Washington, J. W. at Baltimore, and Evelyn
of on O cruise on the Lake Toledo Times.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-21

SUNDAY SCHOOL ExcURsIoSs.-Through the
kindness Of Messrs. Stone and Nottingham,
Of the Cleveland 4 Erie Railroad, the Sun
day Schools Of Painesville enjoyed free
ride to Conneaut on Friday last, at which
place they entered into the exercises Of a
grand picnic and general good time.
Superintendent Rucker, Of the Cleveland
& Toledo Road, has rendered the Industrial
School free ride to Elyria and return on
Saturday next. They will be received by
the Sunday Schools of that place, and a pic
mic will be among the exercises of the day.
It will be q gala day for the school.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-21

THE TURF.-A race will come off at Spring
Pond Trotting Park this afternoon between
Richard Ill" and Buckeye" mile heats,
best three in five, for a purse of SlOO.
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count ior the last three years


S4s0,46 Of $3.50 II 1881, 1876 81
The business Of the road has been good
The amount of freight carried during the
year, has been 22l,OIS tons, or 20, ,I25 tons
more than for the previous year. This was
carried at an average price of 50 I2-IOO cts.
per ton per mile. The number of passen-
gers was 240,7 the receipts for passengers
having decreased, while those for freight
have increased S96,429.9s.
The repairs for the year have cost ST.
6O6,2O, $2S, ,s2 of which was for repairs
upon the joint track from Cleveland to Graf
ton. Four bridges have been built, 6,464
rails renewed, and the following materials
required :-S4, 500 ties, 575 tons new roll
ed iron, II tons spikes, aud 6,79s new
chairs. The road is now in good condition
No accident has occurred during the year.
The rolling stock consists of the following
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-21

B6g- Josiah Stacey wants one thousand bush
els Of choice strawberries, cherries and cur
rants, for which he viii pay the highest cash
price.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-21

MnTARv.-Cleveland Light Artillery Co,
B., Capt. Mack, was inspected last evening
by Quarter Master Gen. Wood, at the Ar
mOry,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-21

TTNTON ICE CO, CLEVELAND,
OHIO. ALLPREss 4 GARDINER, Dealers
10 Pure spring Pond ICE, viii nqEplg Families, Ho-
flS Boaf7 kc af ell tim0l, on short notice. and on
~ rlo1t reasonable terms All orders lsft at No. 20
RiVr rfreef lsQ St. Clair street, or Box 1861 Post
81 C. CHAMP, Agent.
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NORToN's oINTAIEYT,

unU
SALT-RHEUM AND sCRoFULAi
Permanently cures scaidhead, kugNsorms, and all
Itching Eruptions Of the skin.
This Ointment penein,tes 10 the basis of the dis
eaEe-g0es to its ana Sures from the fesh
beneath TO the skin on the surface. sold Ia large
glass boxes, prioo ~ cents
Prepared BY GEREEI NoEToS, ,Propiciol, Se0 ork
Depot a. PESFoLe, PAEEKR MoWEAs, No. Is
Beekmsu street,
Sold BY STRONG a ARMSTRONG. Rb2s
RI- Prostitution of the System and rapid
decline are almost invariably the results Of early
malpractice and unchecked vicious habits treat
lee elaborately got up, has lately issued from the
press, illustrating this tendency, and the cure -
we'll prevention Of the same. Il Is entitled "Hu-
man Frailty, or Physiological Researches" It en-
tiers fully into the causes effects and most ecaciOuH
mode OF curing all diseases Of delicate nature with
oopous instructions for tho perfect restoration Of
those who arc prevented by impedments from
tering into the marriage state.
sold by Dr.. BARROW i9t BleeCher St, n. Y
Prios . cents. Sent free Of postage everywhere.
Sold also by GAYLORD a HANMoSD and WN. FIsKE,
Druggists. Cleveland. iunsl2lw
~ DR.. Hostetter's Bitters have received
the Warmest encomiums from the press and people
throughout the Unlon. As a valuable tonic for the
cure Of Dyspepsia Flatulsncs, Constipation, and
general nervous debility, it cannot be approached
Every day Of its great effect ehrOniced
through the public journals. There is nothing equal
to the enjoyment which the afflicted experience
when using this valuable specific It's mild tone, Its
sure and vigorous action upon disordered stomach,
and the cleansing Of the entire human body, should
recommend It to all classes Of our community. All
that viii be necessary TO convince the skeptica Of
its healthy effects, is to purchase bottle and be
satisfied
For sale by Druggists aud dealers generally every
where, and by HOsrETTER SMITH, Sole Proprie-
tom, $ Water and S. Front streets, Pittsburgh.
lmezl:slM -
HoLLOwAYs PMLs-Let reason guide you.
Dyspepsia, Costiveness. There Is no grief but
bs assusged no pain insusoeptble Of aeviatiOn, or
disease without remedy. Are yon dyspeptic look
for ths cause in disordered stomach, derange-
ment Of the liver. Are you eostive or bound in the
bowslsf here again are the stomach yisoera are
Eault Holloway's Pills will eradicate the source
Try them They have never yet failed in one single
instance out Of millions Of cases. We urge all who
are suffering from Dyspepsia, COstiveness, Bowel
Complaints. &c., TO them at once, as they will
easetuaIly cure The proof lies in the trial. Pro-
cure box and be convinced Of their immediate ef-
feet Read the advertisement elsewhere.
Sold by all Druggists at Sc, &c, and 81 per box
or pot JunelE'lW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-21

/. c. rendleton-Cleveland Brush Company.
House and Lot for Sale.
A. ". Hurlbut-Stesm Engine for sale.
W. Mslhinrh-Hoops
Mrs. shsw-New Millinery Rooms.
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The Rnn,rnr.


CLEVELAND 4 TCLEDo RoAB.-The annus
meeting Of the stockholders Of this Road
was held at the Office of the Company in
this city, yesterday afternoon. The report
submitted by President J. B. Waring was a
very encouraging and satisfactory one The
earnings and expenses for the year are as fol-
lows:
Gross earnings for the year ending
may - Aooos- SbaSy yAlk 20
droSs earnings for the year ending
may l. lS1s- 7p8 ,l56 G5
Increase OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sg5 lis II
Running expenses for the year ending
ma! u 1901. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 361, ,1S6 81
Running expenses for the year ending
May /, 1859 .........................3 383 699 73
Giving net increase of $5l ,07s %. The
decrease in the outstanding liabilities for
the year, has been $72,s24 Of. The net
earnings are said to be equal to nearly Eve
per cent. per annum upon the capital stock
Of the Company.
In the report of Superintendent Rucker, we
find the following statement of expense ae-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-21
CLEVELAND, THURSDAY 7 N

THE HEoEER BAxD.-This band commence
their evening concerts upon the Square upon
Friday evening
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-21

DrvIDESDs.-Ths Cleveland, Painesville& &
Ashtabula Road has declared semi-annual
dividend of per cent.
The Cleveland, Columbus a Cincinnati
Road has declared semi-annual dividend
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trains or Boats, VIII bo called for by the Coaches Of
stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address at
She 0mni3nh ohcs, 81 Superior street, door haxt to
April 10, lsS0