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TELFGRAPHIC
Yo.laranv Afternoon's RopoFt.


NKw YoRK July 20.
The Times has information from person In the
eon6dance Of Gen. Walker, who states the real
SestinRtion Of the Fillibustcr Chief which he
nroposes % reach BY crossing Honduras 90 the
Pacific HI has already prepared proclamation
announcing peaceful pelicy, amnesty for past Of
fonsas, sc.
The ponglas New Jersey Convention adopted
resolutions strongly In favor Of Douglas aud
johnson, and in reprOhation OF the pr0scriptive
policy of the present Administration also con-
demning the personal Interference of the Presi
dent IN The choice Of his successor, and adjourned
sine die
The breckenridge Convention adopted reso
luton recommending q union of all parties op-
posed % Lincoln and Hamlin, the whole elector-
al vote Of the State 20 be cast for either OF such
candidates rs g viii elect.
The following electoral ticket was reported D..
For Senatorial Electors-EdWin A stevens and
Peter b Brown ta
For Dlsirics Electors-John r. Sickles, ohas
V. McChesney, Peter j, Clark, Benz William
son. and Vim. Mcdonald
This eeport was adopted unanimously when
the Convention adjourned sine die
The Bell and Everett Convention nominated
the following electoral ticket
Charles g. McKerney, Edward Brewer, John
T. Woodruff, 1Yin X Mcdonald Peter ID. CLARK,
Cornelius Boice, and John V. Deane, and ed
journed sine die.
The ticket nominated BY the Breckenridge Con.
veution consists Of . Douglas, 2 breckenridge ana
s Bell and Everett men.
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NEW YORK n1ARKET-JULYe6.
EBY TELEGRAPH.

FIOUR-sales Of 1900 bbls; at s5O095,lO for su-
perfine State; S5lO65,30 for extra S4,9O95,O0 for
superfne Western; S5,O505,25 for Common TO Me-
dum Extra Mesterni S5,565,5 50 Tor shipping brands
declining. OF the sales about 600 bbis were for
port at prices within the range.
CANADIAN FL0UR-Sales Of 500 bbs; at "A ,95
G5 for Superfne, and S5,O5,d7,50 for Common to
ChO.oe Extra. Market dull and lower,
RYE FIsOUR-Saies at S350l04,20 Tor Common
TO Choice Superhne. In moderate request at pre-
CORN AIEAL-Quiet and prices nOmially un-
WHIsKY-HeavY. Sales Of $50 bbls at 2O16.
WHEAT Sales OF 700 bush choice spring al 81 IA
very inferior, and ll5c fir; 20Q0 bush Millwaukee
club at 81 ,206l,22 500 bush western at Sl24; lA-
so bush winter red western at Sli9l,265 ll,2lO bu
new white Kentucky at Sl,5O; 400 bush red do at
Slio. Market still in favor Of buers while prices
exhibit no strikin chane.
RYE-Sales at Sl6lS2c. Quiet.
BARLEY-Nothing doing in barley.
-CAlhiN-Sales OF l0i,000 bush at 6Oc for damaged
mixed western; Tor sound do, &C for choice
DO, and lOc for white western. market closed with
OATS-Sales at 376140c for western and Canadian
and 40l14016c, for State. Market dull.
PORK-Sales Of $50 bbls; at Slg,200l9,25 for new
mess; Sls,35 for old mess; Sl6al6,25 for western
prime NESS $3.50 for thin mess; SO for clear mess;
Sl425 for new primei sl2,S9l2,50 for Old do. Mar
BEEF-salesof 275Ibbls; at s4@4,25 for country
prime; S425155 for country mess; SS@9l050 for re-
packed mess and Sll@l2 for extra mess. Market
steady and in fair demand.
. BEEF HAnLS-Market quiet with small sales at
Sl01l2 for state, Sl00 Us, y for western.
T CUT lIEATS-QUiet and small sales At S55(GSAc
for shoulders and IO9l338c Tor hams; Il69ll4c for
LARD-sales of 500 hhds at l2A@Is14c and 100
kegs at l3Ac. Market heavy and lower.
BUTTER-Selling at l09l6c for Ohio and 100
CHEESE-Seiling at 7alO1lc for inferior to prime
In fair request In fair demand for export.
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND aIARKET-JUIY 26.

CLEVELAND lIARKET-JULY %.
FLOUR-Nothing doing. New extras are offer
ing at s5,25.
WHEAT-sales2 cars red at Si,Oli car Sl,O2 +.
O. b. cars dc ST. 90 on track 4sOO bus from store at
81 ,OS 800 bus. white at Sl,lO from stores and 1000
bus do f. Q. b. at Sl,u. The receipts reported on
Change this morning were about 40 cars. The feel
ing at the close is steady. Most Of the Sales Of
the day have been for shipment nilers buying less
freely than for a day or two past. -
CORN Quiet at 45c.
OATS-Quist at 29@SOe.
HIGHWINEs- Sales Of 20 bbls at lsc, and 30 do.
at ls5kc.
BUTTER-Sales of kegs Central at lOc, and 4
tubs very choice W. R. at Ilc. There is no change
in the general state of the market.
CHEESE-Steady with sales lsoO lbs W. K. dairy
at 7H@7Kc.
HAHIs-sales 1870 Ibs ComstOek's sugar cured at
IKE.
SHOULDERs-sale 1000 lbs at &c.
DRIED BEEF-Sale at l01kc.
EGGS-steady with light sales at 91ze.
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I.ATEsT RY NE CANADA.

HALIFAX Juiy -
The Asia arrived at Queenstown the evening Of
the 18th.
PALERMo, lSth-The new Ministry has been
formed AmRri, the historian, and Erante are
amOns the number.
NAPLEs, lOth.-The King has summoned the
former Camarilla
The population Is unquiet
partial outbreak had occurred among the
troops; Is were wounded.
Ships and troops were going 70 Messina
Y ROME, lOth-1here Is no further disturbances
In the umbrian marches.
. QUEENSTOWN, 18th -Sgnguinary cOmbRtS have
taken place near Messina between the Neapoli-
tans and the advance guards Of the Sicilian
army.
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Agsifians HFgFoHa
MEDICAL SUCCESS EXTRAOR-
0RnTM ARVff
DR A. GIBSON.


Formerly Of New York gilyt VII pay yue Hun
cred dollars for the proof that he ever i 70 cure
sum for the proof that any other Physician In
the United States treats the same diseases VITA
Alter many years or oflaborious study and e1psri-
enee, Dr. GIBSON Is happy IN being able o an
hounee g the unfortunate, that he has poriseteaa
''''l SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
Of the above and other private diseases, with all bad
Debility Or HERVOUS PROsTRATION.
ef whom hsd s4516ei ~ BuSdrst 81 dol-r. Sith
ssfstyled ply sieanss who profess 20 treat Al private
maladies WITH sueeess, and without receiving the
Although DR.. GIBSON has a Diploma, ygt ho
makes no boast Of that iaet for the very reason that
Dlpolna p com pafal!sell simple tnlI oe5slllls
Of intelligence Tor neither diplomas, cOilsgeEs
nor experience ever yet possessed power Iuf1-
Gent TO- always MAKE aged men wise OF . convert
one single Ounce into medical genius neither dos
be boast that be is q mennoet % so.ns eo.legs n
Paris or London as perhaps some Others 90 10 me
purpose Of ensnaring the lnuoeenf. hnt what Dr.
GIBSON might boast Of is this that ho is able %
give entire satisfaction 70 those Wlo fepose cQln-
dence in his ability and integrity, and that he pa
perfected an American system 81 treatment which
patent medicine 70 equal for the radical ours Of a
nal weakness, and all diseases or derangementsi
both mental and physical arising rom seNlal or
Dr. GIBsOS also claims for his new tTsatmsnttl.g5
following advantages all others yet discovered;
and first, the agents used are In no r5pect Disagree
able; he uses no relies Of the dark ages such e
Mergury, nor any other deleteriou5 drugs heco1dy
no restrictions in diet business is required Third
" his treatment Is positive and certain q an casss.
He stands prepared to 90 into any public private
hospital in the United States and danol5trata the
great fact that he 8 able to permanently cure tan
cases, in the same length Of time required By any
other Physician to cure one similar case.
Fellow Citizens Facts tangible things and II
this age, the only pabula upon which th6 public
mind can be fed, and from which just and definite
conclusions be deduced. N-|
DR.. GIBSON is permanently located in Cleveland,
and has during the past six months performed many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted al
other modes Of treatment Reference can Be given -
individuals Of the hrst re5pectabiity IN Cleveland
Boston, New York, and other cities IN regard 70
skill and integrity in all professional transact
Dyspepsia, Rhuematism, SGrofula and all chronfo
diseases treated with unusual success
BaS Medicine sent to any part Of the country on
recent of ten dollars.
DR.. GIBS0hi5 New work on Phy8iOl0gT loE sale
at his Oiice.
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of EZectropathy and Medicine,
81 once No. III Ontario street, up stains, few
doors from the Public Square
Once hours from % y and nom 2 70 % O'Clock
daily, Sundays excepted.) nova
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Last Nights Report
FROM CALIFORNIA.

ST. JOsEPH, July26
The Pony Express, with San Francisco advices
TO the llth inst, arrived here at noon to-day.
Politicians in California were almost frantic
intelligence fromthe Baltimore Convention hiy
ing been received up to the time Of organization,
but nothing later.
An agent Of the Pony Express accompanied
the last messenger eastward from Carson Valley
with stock to ret the stations and put the rOut in
order as far as Salt Lake.
A great many emigrants were arriving at Car
son Valley from Salt Lake.
The 4th of July was celebrated at Port Towns
end, Oregon, by q grand regatta and fireworks
in the evening.
The Pugets Sound Indians were Waging
murderous war against the Coast Indians.
The Japanese steamer, Candinmarrh, sailed
from Honulula, Nay 18th, for Japan
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGTON, July &c
The treaty Of amity and commerce with japan,
the Publications of which were exchanged by the
Embassy when they were in Washington, is OH
cially published.
One Of the articles provides that the President
when requested by the Japanese government win
act As friendly mediator in such matters of differ
ence as may arise between the government Of
japan and any European power.
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DEsTRUCTION no THE aFANCY.D

81. LOUIS, July ~.
About thirty houses Of l-fame, dance houses,
grOggeries, &c, in the northern part of the city
were riddled last night by mob, and all their
furniture and effects burned in the streets.
The loss by the destruction Of the furniture is
estimated at $50 900. Sixty three rioters were ar
rested, and fined s. each by the Recorder
The Pixies Peak Express which arrived at st.
Joseph on the oath brought S26, 600 in dust, the
largest amount ever received by one EXpress
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FRolI IEAsHNCrnN

WAsHIsGroN, July26
The rumor that Gen. Cushing nspires to the su
preme Court Is founded on nothing excent fbe
fact that his talents and learning would eminent
ly it him for such place. His views and wishes
have different character.
The President has appointed Geo, Mead Post
removed, and D. A. Fuller. at Corning n, r
vice Walker, removed
II e reported that several other removals are
contemplated, including U. S. Marshal JeWett
and the Post master OF Albany.
The receipts sent into the Treasury for the past
week we're 81 53T 900 In drafts paid 8s9 600
amount subject to draft nearly 900 900.
Sec Floyd has declined going TO Old Point at
present as he intended.
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CLEVELAND AND MAHONING
| RAILROAD.-TIlE TABLE No IS.
40 take effect on after Thursday, February 10 1859

MAKING CONNECTIONS.
AT Cleveland with Cleveland Toledo Cleveland,
Columbus L Cincinnati Cleveland & Eric, and ClsYe
land & Pittsburgh Railroads.
At SOlOn, with hacks to Chagrin Falls, &c.
At Mantua, with hacks for Kavenna, &e
At Braceviile with hacks to Newton Falls, &C.
AT Warren with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
7ille, Bloomfield, Canfeld, &C.
AT youngstown with stages for New Castle, Po-
land, Lowell, and EDOn Valley, and thence b. p. i.
W. s C. r. r. 70 Pittsburgh.
CHAS. L. RHODES, Sup't-
.Cleveland Feb e.Is5q
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RATIFICATION.

CAMDEN, Ne, July 20.
The ratification Of Hon. E. X Smart, nomina-
ted for Governor, which came of last night, was
one of the greatest political demonstrations ever
held in eastern Maine. 1t was estimated that
from 6 900 TO 5000 De emOeTats were present y
X Smart A. G. Jewetf, W G. Fletcher and
Others addressed the meeting.
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STEAMER SUNK.

LOUISVILLE, July %
The steamer S. P. Hibbard, hence for Memphis
sunk in 20 feet Of water this morning a mile
and half below New Albany, by collision
with the steamer Chancellor. One deck passen-
ger and three Of her crew are supposed 70 be lost
The boat and valuable cargo are nearly total
loss. $4,000 insurance On her cargo.
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nIFXIrAN NEWS.

NV ORLEASs July %,
A letter from Vera Cruz 70 the Mexican Con
sui here says the knights of the Golden Circle
have prOaened their assistance % the Constitu
tional Government, but that Juarez rejects the
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EIGHTH CONTRACT.

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nnuGIAs RIEETING.

PETERsBURG, Va, July 26.
An immense Douglas meeting was held last
night at the PhmniX Hall, which was crowded to
OyerhoWiug. Chas. Irving spoke two hours and
was followed by Others. The enthusiasm was m
tense and the applause unbounded.
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PROM BOSTON.

BosroS, July 26
The Democratic State Central Central Commit
tee at Worcester yesterday voted 70 call State
ConEention at Springfield on the 9th OF Septem
Der A resolution endorsing Breckenridge and
Lane Was defeated BY tie vote.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

POUGHKEEPsIE, July 20.
The barns and stables of Baldwins Hotel, also
the barns of Wm. A. Davis and DR.. Cooper ad-
adjoining, were burned this morning about o.
clock, together with eight horses. Mr.. Baldwin's
los about SO 900 partially insured.
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PAssRp FARTHRR POINT.

FARrRER P0INr, July %.
The steamship North Briton, from Liverpool
via Galway, and 81. johns, Newioundland, liass'
ed this point az half past O'Clock last evening
on her way TO Quebec News anticipated
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TORNADO an NORWALK.

U " III . VI y
Avery high wind this p NJ. blew the steeple
OF the Presbyterian Church in this place through
the Church roof, and partially unrOOfed the Ma
chine Shops Of the @. a. 7. r. R. CO.
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aATT.En-.ARRIERn.
NOlfINATEp.

CHICAGO, July %.
The Republican Congressional Convention Of
the Second District, held at Dixon to-day, nomi
mated j. n Arnold for Congress, in place Of j.
T. HousWOrfh
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Angler HOUSE,

Mai W W. Leland, San s. J. Dockstaster, St Louis
Antonio, Texas. Z. b. Bishop, in. ala, n Y.
j. o. Bailey, Waterbury ct. Miss II. Martin, Bourbon
W. b. Peck la, Buffalo. n, Richards, ir. lady 4
B. Wood, do nurse st. Louis.
III Hardingham, Gin. G.. H. Wyatt, Toronto.
G. W. Holt, Buffalo. T. NJ. Wilson, Chicago.
". H. Dudley, dc s. W. WOrthingham & la,
R. A. Brown. DC Cincinnati.
C. II. Contoit, n. y. DR.. A. III. Smedley, n. Y.
C. b. Evans Gin. W. j. Hitchcock, Young
+. I. Watson, Columbus. town..
Hugh Henry, Alabama. j. Thompson, Phia.
Mr., 4 Mrs g. Il. Barbour, j. q. Chandler, wife 4 2
Cincinnati. children, Adams, Wis.
/. IT. Edm0uson, child & A. B. Chandler, Pitts'gh
servant, Memphis. L. X. Lippincott, Phila.
Miss EdmOnsOn, Memphis j. II. Brown, youngstown
Miss Titus, do J. W. Hasling & la, n. J.
H. d. Huntington, 2 chill
dren servant, Gin
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ARREsTED.

BALTIMORE, July 25.
james Logan was arrested to-day charged with
being the murderer Of George Kylson, on last
i.lefticu day. iivf g
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BINDING
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resolutions, pamphlets or documents ordered to be
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MARINE.

n ARINE.
PORT OF. CLEVELAND
EsTERED-July 28i IN
stmr. Western Metropolis Goldsmith, BuiIalo
stmr. May Queen Niger, Detroit.
Prom Portsmouth, Bond, Dunkirk, GO tons mdse.
PROB OFego, HoWland, Dunkirk, II tons mdse
Prop Wisconsin, Hicky, Ogdensburgs l25 tons mdz.
schr J.. j. FarWelli Hunto0ns Marquette. $50 tons
iron ore, Cleveland Go.
schr. b. Powers, Minoh, Marquette, $40 tons iron
ore, Jackson Co
schr Fame Blossier, Sandusky.
schr. Free Trader, Barnum, St. Clair, e5 N lumber,
seow L. 3. Goldsmith, Bosher, Thunder Bay, 65 N
lumber 10 NJ lath.
CLEARED.
stmr. Western Metropolis, Goldsmith Bufalo.
stInr. Nay Queen NigoT, Detroit.
Prop Wisconsin, Hickey, Chicago
Prop. Owego, Rowland, Dunkirk
Prop. Cleveland, Reed, Ogdsnsburgh
BQue. lnVinciblei Bowman, MilWaulea
Brig Iroquois, Becker, Budalo,
6ehf. Edme, Blosier, sandusky.
Schr. i. J. EarWell, HuntOOn, Marqustte,
Schr. guyahoga, Robert Chicago,
SchF kusiusko, Jones, Buflale-
Schr. i. n. Peck, Guyles Buffalo, 1900 bush wheat
ScOW L. B. Goldsmith BoshsT, Detroit.
ScoW Rescue, Rabinson, Kelly 3 Island
SeoW Free Mason, pgsg, Ton sRut. 3Hiie
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ST. JosEPH, July %.
Denver City dates to the 18th are brought by
express this evening from Mountain city.
We learn that Rock Island mill is in operation,
and every thing working * finely In q run Of two
The great consolidated ditch is at last finished,
and probably over one hundred sluices are now in
operation. obtaining water thsrelrOIn. The ditch
will not be able to furnish all the water required
for these mines.
Another company has been organized, called
the OsWego company, comprising men OF enter
prise and ample capital, who Will hasten their
work % an early completion. Their survey has
been made, and found more practicable grade,
less expensive, and one mile shorter than the
consolidated ditch
Mining on the guleh is now in fun tide Of ope-
ration.
some claims are said to pay from $50 to 500 to
the man per day
California G1lch mines are generally proving
exceedingly rich, however some new claims do
not turn out as we'll as when qrOspected.
Clark, Gruber Co. have commenced coming
Pike Peak gold in this city. The design is
neat and appropriate, bearing on one side a rep
resentation Of Pixies Peak with the inscription
Pixies Peak GOld;'' on the reverse an eagle and
the inscription ''Clark, Gruber a Co. and date
There are still many returning 70 the States,
in all kinds Of ways.
Quite large number are daily starting down
the Platte IN beats.
Busineis generally improving.
Large trains Of goods are arriving daily.
Five quartz mills passed through this week for
the mountains. fNs
There are but few emigrants coming in from
the States.
Weather quite warm showing thermometer %
in the shade
sAILED---ARRIFED.
ST. JOINS, n. f., July &C.
The steamship Golden Fleece sailed hence fbr
Galway at y O'Clock last night.
The steamship City of New York, which con
veyed the u. s. Astronomical Expedition to Lab
rador for the nurpose Of obtaining scientific in
formation as 70 the recent solar eclipse, arrived
here this morning on her return to the United
States
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gG0al al0tiGes.

M A STER COMMISSIONER S
lHl SALE.-Pursuantt to the command OF an alias
ueorstal order Of sale from the Court of Common
Pleas of Cuyahoga county at the suit of Edgar Hui
dekOper against Beleen Seymour and others, to me
directed shall expose for sale at public auction at
the door OF the Court House, in the city of Cleveland
On the 9th day OF August, lo6O, at O'Clock p M,
the following described lands and tenements, wit
Situate in the CITY OF Cleveland and known as n at
part Of said city Of Cleveland which was formerly of
the city OF Ohio, and being city lots Nos. and in
Hiram Stones subdivision OF part OfOriginal lot No
20 in Ohio City, and situated Pearl street and
being fifty feet front each said Pearl street Also
two other lots Of land known city lots Nos and
in Hiram stones subdivision of the Ward Orchard
in the City of Ohio and being each fifty feet, and one
hundred and twenty-eght feet deep and situated up
said Pearl sreet-reierence being had 10 the map
of said allotment as made by Alhaz Merchant, and
recorded in Cuyahoga county for full description.
Lots and appraised at $1,000. Lots 2 and ap-
praised at 5000. GEO. II. WHMAN,
Carter a Thayer, Atty for pIt'h. Master Com.
July26:295
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CLEyELAND, July 9, 1850.
A DIVIDEND OF -FOUR AND
IA a Halfper cent has been declaredby this Com
pany Of the net earnings for the six months end
ing June Goth, payable on and after lst of August
next.
The transfer books will be closed from July 18th
until August lst. H 2. 9, Il. kgssSkLL,
Bleitfa.ZaJAH :. p2l4EI- i9sgeP9's AtSs's''.
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yFaIRlI q -rdnosaIa.

{ -CUPERIOR STREET PLANK
ID FOR SALE.-Proposals will be received at the
Once Of the City Civil Engineer until y o'clock NJ,
July 3Oth, 1900 for the old Plank superior street
Proposals win be received for sections or for the
whole street. And credit Of sixty days will be Civ
en- on the same.
Bidders are requested 10 state the price per 1000
feet superHcia measure they will allow for the
and viii De required 10 remove the same from tbs
street within q hours amer being taken up By the
Contractor.
The Board Of City Improvements invite tho sub
mission Of the bids reserYing the right 10 accept or
reject the same BY order Of the Board,
j. II. SARGENT,
iuly26:29f City Civil Engineer.
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RANK STATEMENT.

Ctrrected daily for the Morning Leader by
@. A. READ & co.
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BA n X u r. 5,
NO. 95, SUPERIOR ST, CLEVELAND, OHIO.
DEALERS in
Gold, SilUer Exchange. UleuTTeRt Bank
Notes and Land Warrants.
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