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FOR CHICAGO.
kT7HE srAUEoH soSarTT W
Grand Pleasure Excursions
LAKE suPERIoRI


One Of the following splendid frst-class steamers.
VIZ; Cleveland, Illinois, Northern Light Iron City
Traveller, Meteor Iron Sides Lac La Belle and Pew
abic viii leave Cleveland, Ohio, at S o'clock p NJ.
egch day Of the week except Saturday and sunday
and Detroit Mich. the following days at O'Clock
PIN. through the months Of July and August
making grand Excursion Trips to the many points
interest on the great Inland Seas of America which
f0t utility, pleasure and health unsurpassed by
any other on the Continent. l
This Trip of over 90 miles embraces six degrees
of latitude and eleven Of longitude and inclutles in
itb circuit Lakes Erie, ST. Clair, Huron and Supe-
ribT, with the beautiful rivers Detroit St. Clair and
Sc Mdry's.
The many and extensive mines Of iron and cop
Per, unequaled by any in the world with tine newly
dteovered and inviting deposits Of silver lead wild
and romantic scenery, combined with its pure aRd
bracing climate renders the Lake Superior trip one
Of far more than ordinary interest TO the capitalist,
tfB pleasure-seeker or the invalid.
The aboye-named steamers are elegantly htteduP,
with large and airy cabins and state-roorns wlIie
every precautiOn has been taken 20 provide for the
safety and comfort Of passengers .-
Fare, including state-TOomz and meals, about 20
cents per mile Time occupied in making the round
trip, from TO 10 days
Rooms secured and further information obtained
by application 10 EOBT HANNA Z CO.,
HUSSEY & MCBRIDE,
GARRETS0N, HOWE6CO
iune2i:IG4 Cleveland, Ohic.
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/ Tax Books WILL CLOSE SATURDAY,
July 2Sd, 1864.
IL. S. WHITTLESEY,
julyI2-l60 County Treasurer.
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CTRAYED OR sTOLEN-FROM THE
~ subscriber, Friday, July lst, RED COW,
about years old, marked by the left horn being
shorter than the right, and crooked at the point.
Amy person giving Information shall be literally
rewarded. EMANUEL kESTLE,
julyll-l59 - Biair-st.
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NOTICE j Sturtevent & Son viii give
away shavings by the wagon load, for
one week, at the corner Of Seneca and
Michigan street. july7I5S.
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,otl 200 2s5O 2SOO SD
he -eeeipts Of Grain by railroad and canal are
ab ut he =sma a. yesterday. The market on the
Ri er his morning was dull and heavy, and no sale
! + 'r in or Flour were reported. At this Board,
| be are he New York market was received, a few
sales Of Wheat were made at 8 % for red free on
| board and on track. After the news was received
sellers advanced their views IOa15c. and buyers
not showing any disposition to follow, no transac-
tions took place.
F1OuF-NIarkel duh but shade frmer. No
sales Of round lot reported
Wheat-The following sales were made before
the New York market was made public 1000 bush.
rcd free on board at 81 90; and one car red. on
track, at s. los market closing hrmer and higher.
| COTn-No sales.
0Ats-DulI and nominal, at 00e.
POFlk---A shade hrmeri No mess held at $40 0
and No. . at SIS co.
| : I4Rrd-Quiet aud unchanged at 2Oc for city-ren
| dered in tierces.
and firm. Sales Of 25Oefs canvassed hams at PC.
l4oOll,s Shoulders at 15q lGoo Hs Dried Beef at
Ice
Market firm and more actiyei sales
af IS kegs Of Western Reserve at s3c; so kegs do
do at 34c.
Cheese Better. Large lots sell at a range of
14@I7e. Small lots selected and Hamburgh I6
@isc
Esgs-small sales are daily made at &c. Rath-
er dull
ILislIwines-Dull aud dropping; nothing do
ing Most of the stock held at limited rates above
the present prices. Nominal at 81 20.
AIeOhOI-Fi Firmer. Held at So 4se1S3 so for 9s &
cent; 81 % for Neutral proof spirits.
Petroleum Quiet, and held at 9ac@sl, 90 for
refined.
SaIt--scaree and Grmer,at 50 % for ane and
s. 30 for coarse.
Beans-AIedium White in fair request at g 50.
Dried AppIes-In fair request at IOc.
Lake FissI-DIarket firm, unchanged and good
demand. White Fish very scarce at $40; Trout
50; PielSerel 81 50; Herring So ..
Water I4ime--steudy at 81 oO92IO for Akron
and Oswego.
PIasteF.-''Powells' land plaster so per ton
dentist ssoo, aud common calcincd So 70 per
bbl.
MaIi-steady at q copper busllel.
Ale and POrte--AIarIet steady. We quote
as r,llo,rs prasa.t L. ~ STOCK xxx
Siiasia; Eenneft sIi; Pale Cream SlI; Porter
Sll
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;aAaI0as : LdiuJLUH9 .=.-i Is.
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TEE GUNBoArs-Gardner' ''Gunboats"
succeeded as admirably on Saturday even
ing in pleasing and delighting the audi
ence whicn gathered at Brainard S to listen
to them, as on Friday. Their brief season
here is now closed.
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An UNsUocEssFUL srRIEE.-we learn that
the men engaged in loading eanal-boats at
Peninsula, Summit County, struck few
days since for higher wages, although they
were receiving generous pay. They select
ed, as they supposed, a peculiarly pressing
time, as their employer had saveral canal
boats at that point, waiting to be laden
Their astonishment and ehagrin on being
Uniformed that there was no need Of loading
the boats before September, may be imagin-
ed, and, after day or two ofidleness, they
wisely determined to resume work at the
old prices.
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IMMEDIATELY, FOR

WANTED IMMEDIATELY, FOR
w the Quartermaster's Department at Nashville,
Tenness se, JUO labUrers, wages S4U per mouth and
ratiOns, 3UJ teaInsters, wages go per month and
ratiOnsi lOO Carpenters, wages SGU per month and
ratiOns. To men capable OI taking charge OF
Train as WagOnmaster, that will report with TWEEN
ty-ive men, 80 per month viii BE- given. Assist
ants with nfteen men, Si5 per month. None need
apply bat able-bOdied men willing 20 engage for six
months. transportation furnished. Apply 10
D. sHERWUUD, Agent Of A. .. Al,
mRy4-R2 Commercial House, Cleveland, o.
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EMPL0YMENT.-ST5 A MONTH
lI Agents wanted to sell Sewing Machines. We
VIII give commission all machines sold, or en-
plOy agents who Will work for the above wages and
all expenses paid. Address D. Il. HERRlhGTON
& CO., Detroit, Mich. july9-l6O
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Railway Matters.

EARxINGs FIRST WEEK IN JULY.-The fol-
lowing are the earnings of several leading
roads during the first week in July:
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CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO R. R

J. H. DEvEREUx, sup't.
AGENT mayl5
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OITUATION WANTED-BY a GooD
- healthy girl, Il years old, to do Light work
Also by boy Il years Old to do light work, or
errand boy. Address A. W, Leader Uf1ee-
fulrp-TEu
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WOOL SACKS,
ALcoTT AND HORIZONS

A splendid custom made sfne French
calf boot, for $3.50, at the Great Bankrupt
Sale, 1O9 Superior street, near Water, the
cheapest store in the city to buy boots and
shoes,
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oswEGo sIARKET---suIr Ie.

THL IFI7T71I-lfFII-I
FIOur-Uusettled.
Wheaf-Lower, unsettled and quiet. No sales.
COrn-Fim, and No. l, held At lls. Sales Of
small lots at l4T15. Other grains scarce and quota
tion none
Canal Freights -Freights unchanged Flour
57c Wheat l5ci Corn ll1z Oats 7o-to Y. Y.
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS & GIN
" CINEATI RAILROAD. t...

" CINEATI RAILROAD. ..4.
1854 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1854.
On and after Monday, May 10th, 1864, Passenger
Trains viii leave Cleveland, follows Sundays
ist Traiu-5.s5 A. M.-CINCINNATI EXPRESS
Stopping ct Grafton, Wellington, New London,
Ashley Delaware, Lewis Center and Worthing-
ID Train-2:25 P. DATIoN.-stops
at all stations, and arrives in Columbus at g; 20
Sd Trains-7;G0 p. M.-NIGHT EXPRESS-stopping
at Berea, Grafton, Wellington, New London,
shelby Crestline, Gallon, Gilo9as CaFdington
Trains leave Columbus at $50 and lO:20A. H,sP.a.
80 arrive at Cleveland go A. NJ, 80 and P. N.
CONNECTIONS:
Shelby-Sandusky, Mansfield & Newark Railroad to
Mansfield, Mt vernon, Newark, GAINESVILLE,
Crestline- Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne B Chicago Rail-
road, Forest, Upper Sandusky, DelphOs, Lima,
bort Wayne, LapOrte, Chicago, &c, West and
East Tor Mansfield, Wooster, massillOn, &C.
Grafton and BeleiOntaine Railroad Line Tor Marion
Bellefontaine, Sidney, Union, Muncie, Indian
apOlis, Ierre Haute, Nincennes, Evansville,
Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, &c.
DeleEare-with Springfield Branch for Springfield.
C0lumbus-Litre Miami : Cslpmhus, and Xenla
Railroad, for &enia, Dayton, Indiana polls
Ierre Haute, st. Louis, Morrow, LoTeland and
CINCINNATI and with the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad at Cincinnati for Louisville, Evans
Dgllle, Dgille, Cairo, s. Louis, and oil points on the
Columbus-Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, Zanes-
vile, Wheeling &c; Columbus. Fiqga q ln-
diana ~ Rsilroad t3T Pi4qa, pyPana, &e.
at the Passenger Station and AZ Union Ticket Odce
liI superior street. L. $. FLLNT,
Cleveland, May u, 1864. Superintendent.
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LATEST FROM THE ILLINOIS.

Further particulars. by the Iron City,
rfOf the stFandIns Of the IllinOis-NO Sc
riOls damage sustianed-She VIII be
got OIL soon.
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FURNITURE At AUcTIoN.-C,ss ssMOLLEE
viii sell at 10 a. A., NJ, a large lot of Fur
niture consisting of Bureaus, Chairs, Ia
bles, Bedsteads, Mattresses, Quilts, Stoves,
Crockery, Glassware, &c.
july IG-I59
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State of Ohio On this 4th day of Ju-
County Of Cuyshoga, ss ly, 1864, personally came
before tho undersigned, Notary Public of said conn
ty, Joseph Perkins, President, and H. b. Hulburt,
Cashier Of the Second National Bank Of Cleveland
who being duly sworn, upon their -oaths say that
the foregoing is a true aud accurate statement OF
the affairs and condition of said Bank, on the NOR
ming Of the 4th' day Of July, 1894.
JOSEPH PERKINS, President.
H. 3. HURLBUT, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to the day and year above
written. JNO. G.. JENNINGS,
iuly IL Notary Public.
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BUFFALO 5EARIIET---JuIy Is.

BUFFALO MAlEIkET---JuIy I6.
By TELFGRAFH.l
FIOuP-Eirmer
Wheat-Frmer but quiet No, Chicago
spring - Os ;5s2 10. No l Nil Spring held ar
. 80.
COFa-Quietbut firm No. ?, 81 50.
Oats-Dull at ssc. No Chicago held at 80.
WaISky-Dull At lGj.
Canal Ereishts-Dull. To New York Wheat
Is Corn Is, Oats 10.
Lake Imports-Flour Z, COS bbls-; Wheat 123, 200;
Corn. Il, 500; Oats, 81, 500.
Canal ExpOTts-FlOUr 2QO2 bbls Wheat 66,lOO /.
Corn I02, 800; Oats ii, $50.
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BURIAL OF THE RFocArED CHILDREN.
The burial of the four children of Mr..
Schoga, who, as our readers will remem-
Der, were found smothered in an hest,
at Mr.. Schoga's house in Newburg town.
ship, on Thursday last took place on
Friday afternoon at Woodland Cemetery.
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/
DAN RIcE's GREAT sHow.-Our readers
viii bear in mind that the inimitable Dan
Rice arrives in the city to-day with his
''Great Show" and will give exhibitions
this afternoon and evening, and at the
same hours tomorrow. Location on Ohio
street east of Erie street. The great hu-
morist appears 10 have been reaping a
rich harvest, judging from the glowing
accounts given Of his mammoth establish
ment by our exchanges. The following
We copy from the Washington Chronicle:
An amusement revolution has been going
on for several days in the National
Capital, which has almost escaped the
notice of the press, until it has assumed
| proportions that will not be ignored. The
famous tester has fairly stormed the city,
and the ''great sholy' and "idtest from the
seat af a5dr," are looked for with equal
avidity. The grand tent was thronged
| yesterday and day before, afternoon and
night, and at night especially thousands
were unable to gain admission. In the
audience were observed many of our social
as well as political notables, and alfclssses
entered with the utmost zeal INTO Dan
Riee's humorous hits of the times.
The great clown has at length organized
an entertainment peculiar, unique, and
sal qeieris English, French, and American
thoroughbred horses, trained in a school
never dreamed Of in American menage,
bewilder with the variety of their feats.-
Ponies are taught to gambol with. the air
and vivacity of school children. An Un-
eouth buffalo is trained to play at a chase
of his:kind on the Western prairies. Comic
mules attempt the vocation of their mas
ter, and troupe of acting dogs and mon
keys eonvulse spectators with their drf-
matte limitations.
''B1rs. Dan Rice, however, is the "cyno-
sure of all eyes, and, we suspect, IS as
great an attraction as even her hege lord.
Young, beautiful, graceful, and daring,
she eaptivates the assemblage with eques
train displays with the same ease as with
her accomplishments before entering the
arena"
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND NfARREf.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
SATURnAv Evr,rrxc JuIr 1es

The receipts of Grain by rail for the "a hours
ending at half past one O'Clock to-day are as fol-
lows:
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E. B. HALE, Banker,
LoCALNorICEs.

E5-A Grand Pacing Race will come of
on fl1e County Fair Ground, on Tuesday,
July 18th, at 3 o'clock P NJ. precisely,
for SIOO a side, between General Grant, p
owned by F. Kimberly, and "Jenny Lind, -
owned by Dick Platt. lG0
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sPRIEG ARRANGEMENT.

On and after Monday, May 10th, 1864, Passenger
Trains will leave Cleveland as follows Sundays ex-
ccpted: -at
$40 a. M.-OHIGAGO EXPRESS.-StOps at Berea
Grafton, Oberlin, NorwaIk, Monroeville, Belle
vue, Clyde, Fremont and ElmOre, and arrives
at toledo AZ lQ:!l5 A. n. and CHICAGO at so Pm.
on Southern Division, and arrives at Toledo at
80 P. NJ; Chicago at 8 30 A. NJ.
4:30 p. M.-NORTHEkN hfAIL.-StOps at all sta
tions on Northern Division, and arrives at San
duslIy at 7:l0 p. NJ.
100 P. M.-NIGHT EXPRESS stops at Grafton,
h0rwalk, MOnr0eville, Clyde and Fremont, and
arrives at Toledo at II Is P. NJ; and Chicago at
SAG A. II.
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FROM TIE t50flI

The=Share OF the I5Oth In the Defenso
OfWoshiRgtOn-.-s fsaIIanf Ci0V,.
duet--.Death 0fyOung Leach, of COM
pany IA. 80 trF9fi
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1WE SPLENDID STEEL ENGRAV-
Il ing, CHRIST BLESSING LITTLE CHILD
kkN, is Just published. Clergymen, Ladies and
Teachers can hnd pleasant and profitable employ
ment IN taking orders for this beautiful picture on
specihed territory For particulars, address
+. BILL,
Room No: T. Leader buildings, Cleveland, o.
June2O-l lGO-dEw
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HHEs BETHEL PIo-MC.-Th. stauneh
steamer City of Cleveland Tleayes the De-
troit dock on Thursday morning for a
steamboat excursion, for the benefit Of the
Bethel Church. A band wiil be in atten-
dance, and all arrangelnents made for the
pleasure of those on board. A delightful
time is sauticipated. Forfurther particulars
see advertisement.
J ~ .s.c1---. .rr-.----
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:
Connections are made at MonroeviIle with the San
dusly, Mansfield Newark R. r.; Rt Clytle with tile
Sanduskys Dayton 4 Cincinnati r. r.. at Fremont
with the Fremont 4 Indiana II. r. and at Toledo
with the MICHIGAN Southern 4 Northern Indiana and
Toledo Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit,
Jackson, tOit Wayne, LoganspOrt, Lafayette Caira
Alton, ST. Louis and all points West, Northwest and
Southwest.
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Toledo and the
West at 6-2O A. NJ, 2:ij p. n, and $3.50 P. H. From
Sdndusky at g:I5 A. N. l.. ID. RUCKER, Supt
Cleveland, May l6, 1854.
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Az TIE WEDDELL,-Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Rice arrived in town yesterday morning,
aud are stopping at the weddell.
IL rs ls y
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n. Y. MONEY MARKET--Iuiy II.

[BT rEIEGEAFH.l
MOney-Actiye and firm at 75s per cent.
Sterling ExchRnge-Dull at 1925 for gold.
SsOKdl-Niore active and hrmcr, opening at 6O1S,
declining to 24SlG, advancing TO 25l. and closing
dull at 2539254.
Total export Of specie to-day s2f3, $50.
Government StOeICs-Dull and dropping ;
U. S. Gs ST. coupons 1025s@lUJ; j-20s, cou-
pons1O33{@@l Of; 7-3O treasury notes, FEBRUARY
and August 1914.
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bEsfRTCTi0S Of PROPERTY.

Falling I'm of a Part of the old Center
BIOeik---SerIOus Damage 20 Ransom
and CObb's Sash and Hind Factory
mo Loss OF Life.
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7 OST-SOME DAY THIS WEEK, a
IL Pocket Diary OF 1865 containing papers yalu-
able to one but the owner. If the nnder will
leave said book at the Cleveland Paper Company s
Warehouse, No. l6O Superior street, ne Will be lib
orally rewarded july9-l59
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EAREISGs Tho earnings ofthe ST. Louis
Alton and Terre Haute Railroad Company

ERIE RAILTAT.-The Erie Railway Com
pany has declared a semi-annual dividend
of 81 on the preferred and 4 per cent, on
the common stock.
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NEW SILVER WARE-UsT Re-
IN ceiyed At COWLES',
iuIys 1877 Wsddsll House.
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Rolla Meeker, B, l0lst.
William Rathbim, I, 4Ist
Corp. Harry ThRiRg, 9Th
John Sullivan, G., 7th.
James II. Burnett, B. 125th.
e. H. Ewing, @. Ant.
Thomas B. Fox, H, 55th.
I'll. Kskreker, f, 55th.
sergt. Edward n. Hayhust, E, l24th.
james Allen, A, 1Olst.
4itehsll Wolf, n, I24th
Corp. Marx Bercaw, D, 12ith.
Henry Thele, Il, ,l25th. -fs..
Hughey Donian, D, 18th.
VIM. +. Dixon, E, 10th.
Luke Cleen, G, 124th. .-- $50 b.
Benjamin sEeitzer, II, lst artillery.
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If John Ransom or Anna Gardner will
call at the Post Office, they viii hear Of
news TO their advantage.
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afp advertisements.

1-aFoR SALE" "TO RENT LOST. .
HWANTs," !" FOUND BOARDING, f'QUER-
1ESH and other short notices, not exceeding FOUK
LrHlEs inserted twice in this column Tor 20 cents
three times IS cents. four times 80 cents:
for all over FOUR LINES and not exceeding EIsHT
LINES, double above rates.
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SPIRITUAL HALL, 184 Superior Street,
Up Stairs.-There will be two lectures on
Sunday, the 18th inst, at 1917 A. NJ. and
P. NJ, byJ. NJ. PEBBLES, the bare announce
ment of whose name is sufficient to insure
a large audience Of those who feel an inte-
rest in hearing the truths and beauties of
the :" Gospel Of To-Day" as revealed
through spirit communion in this, the
Nineteenth Century.
Subject in the morning DEATH-Its Ma
ture-How long is Consciousness suspend
ed ?-The relative condition OF Infsnts-
the Good and the Wicked.
Subject in the Evening The progress
Of Theologians towards liberal Christianity
and Spiritualism.
Seats free Usual collection at the close
Of each lecture. july l6-159
If John Ransom or Anna Gardner will
call at the Post Office, they will hear Of
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NOKTERS ONO SOLDIERS IN NASHVILLE
HosPITALs.-The following is list of the
sick and wounded soldiers transferred from
sherman's army to the hospitals in and
around Nashville, June 10th and IIth
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~ G. & O. Q. & p, AND G. 4 NJ.
W Railroad Fractional Certificates Of Stock
wanted, and the highest price paid BY
9. A. READ & CO., Superior street.
SS Z. P A. Railroad Stock for sale.
A CTIYE AGENTS WANTED. TO
~ canvass each town and county in Ohio for A
new book, Just published, called Pen-Picures Of
me war OF Lyrics, Incidents and Sketches Of the
kebellion-H IL Is having a rapid SALE Agents viii
40 well to secure territory early. Enclose stamp
Cor Circular 20 b s GRFFN
Room American Building, Cleveland. o.
eune2ol6O-dtw
oFEL FOR RENT.-THE UN-
IL dersigned, wishing to retire from business. Of
isis ior sale the good viii, furniture &C. Of the
fDfest city house. Cleveland The House L located
% the corner Of snpoTior-st. and the Public
IN the nost desirable locality for Hotel in the ctF
ID e1eelent repair, and has good class of pa
tTvns To any one desiring to engage in the busi-
nsss more favorable opportunity could not be had
fer tariher particulars, inquire Of
@. RUSSELL,
Juhell-lo5 Forest City House. Cleveland
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G600 LOST-CONSISTING OF A
UOUU Government Bond, (No. Il74, second Sc
rIes,) and some 80 in bills. 1t was abstractei from
an envelope in my pocket. viii pay sou as re-
can House j. TuRLEY.
fuI Iva
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WANTED TO RENT-A HOUSE OF
w about seven or eight looms, with barn, &c.
Possession must be given Immediately. Address,
stating TERMS 50 A NJ, Leader Onice. jyll-l5y''
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DR. D. H. SCOTT, Office, corner of
IIErie and Prospect Streets, over Palmer's Drug
Store July IS I64.