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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-23

PEESTsE's War MAP.--We have received
from the publishers the convenient and
handsome pocket edition of Perrine's War
Map Of the Southern States, with Ch-p-
nology Of tho Rebellion. The map is q
very detailed one, and IS the latest which
we have seen. 1t is accompanied BY de-
tailed and accurate chronological history
of the rebellion. It Is neatly put up in a
convenient and substantial pocket case,
and is sent post paid on receipt of price
1t is q very valuable work, and win doubt
less prove popular.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-23

-V'Ni OzUO 1850 GOO
The receipts Of Grain by rail are no; SO heavy as
Tor the past few days. The market this forenoon
was very dpll and heavy for Flour and Grain, aud
no sales transplred. At the Board this afternoon
there was very slightly better inquiry for oar
wheat and fow sales were effected at decline Of
59loc for rcd. No change to note in the price of
| corn or Oats, but the inarkni for both Is dull
Provisions axe steady and unchanged, with only
moderate inquiry. Butter and cheese oOntias In
brisk demand and holders are firm at our quota.
tons Eggs are irregular and unsettled selling st
arrange Of Ieg2O& 4
Lake Freights-Lake, 10y Propeller, and
rail FLoUR-irOm Cleveland to Albany, 81 90;
to New York, 81 10; to Boston, 81 20. wooL-to
New Yo.k, 81 90; TO Boston, 81 65i to Troy and
Albany, 81 %.
FIOur-saIss cars CT track at = Il.
Wheat-Sales this afternoon cars rcd On
track at g 10; cars do do At s. Il cars do do
at . 121s.
COFu-Sa!es 1900 bu shslled fron store at s. 81
Oats-Dau and unchanged. salss l ear on
track at sSe. H-
POrk-sales 10 btis heavy uless at $40 Co. light
do held at S3s %.
Lard-Dal and unchanged, hui arua az 2oa for
sity rendered,
IIanrs--ssead5. Sales .OOO Rs cauvassed sugar
cured at &c; plain DO 2Os.
ShOUlders-FirR aud steady at I5c-
Dried BeeE-In fair demand at IGc for SsR'
vassed and 15e foT uDcanvaszsd.
Mess Beef-SalSs Is bbls city packed ct Sl7 90.
ButteF-salss 10 kegs central at 31e. Western
Reserve firm Gu3 IN good request at 33Gs4e; prime
quality for table 35c.
Cheese-Firm. Selling at Taage of159l7o
for large lots; 17@Ise for small lots selected.
Eggs-fair demand but irregular. Sales OF 20
bills at Ice, LbIs Gt ISo; bLls at 2Oc.
IEighwines-Hsld nomlnally at 81 -; no sales
reported.
AIeohoI-Held at 50 59a9 "a for 9s per cant;
s1,ss@l,sl for Neutral Proof Spirits.
PeIrOIeum-Duil; refined held at range Of
s5S95e, according to quality.
SaIt-Adyencad 95c per barrel. Fine held at
50 20 and coarse at s. G5.
Dried AppIes-sales Iobbis at l01{51O1Ss.
Dried Peaehes-sales Of bbls unPeeled at
2oc
POIafOes-In goOd demand at 81 IS for Peach
blows and 81 30 for mixed.
Lake Fish-AIarket firm, unchanged, and good
demand White Fish very scarce at $40; Trout
50; PiekereI 81 -; Herring 50 25.
Water Linle-steady at 81 Op92 10 for Akron
and 0swego.
Fire CIay-steady ut , 80 ? barrel.
Stone WaTe-open ware lie Per gallon and
Jugs l2c per gallon.
Fire Briek-In good jemand, and selling at
35 % Z 1000
Piaster.-"rvwelfs' land plaster SO per ton
Dentist s. co. and common Oaleined 81 70 per
bbl. . ID,
RIaIt-steady at g W per busheI. q,
HOps-ohio held at 2o92le; New York STATE at
25GS0c.
Ale and POrter-AIarkct steady. We quote
as follows Present Use Xxx Ale 50 Stock Xxx
sll@sI2; Kennett Si4; Pale Cream sll; Porter
eII ... =.".
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CIIIcAuo 1IARKET-.IuIr e.

tspeeial Dispatch to the Cleveland Leader,l
CHICAGO, JULY Y.
EIour-DuI. Sales lloo bbIs at $40 % for
good spring Extra.
WheaI-495e lower. Sales 5000 bush at
81 O592 10 for No spring; closing at q o5@2 90.
COrn-3@le lower Sales 10000 bush at 81 81
q $50 for No 2; closing dull at ] 271S.
OaIs-Firm. Sales 10000 bush at 7697T5<c;
closing at nc.
Whisky--IO lower. Sales ! 200 bbk at 81 es
9l 7O12; closing quiet.
WOOI-DulI. Sales s0od leece at 81 o..
Grain Frcigiis-DuI at 51zc on corn to
Buffalo.
The money market 10 very eloso--alIaost beyond
precedent. None.but tho very best customers can
get it. Spectators are almost entirely shut off,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-23

LAUSCH Of 7HE PROPELLER IRoEsIDEs.-
The splendid new Propeller IrOnsides, now
being built by Quayle { Martin, for Capt.
Ed. Turner, to run on the Lake Superior
Line, will be launched at four o'clock this
afternoon, from Quayle & Martins ship
yard, near the Cleveland and Columbus
Railroad track. The location is fine one,
and the opportunity to see launch is such
as is seldom enjoyed.
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NEW YORK MAnKET--JuIy a2.

By TELEGRAPH
NEW YoRK, July p.
GOtfOn.--Dull and nominally unchanged. Sales
at 81 cool 62 for middiing uplands.
EIOuF.---StEte and Western OpeGsd dull and
closed heavy and i092dc lower. Sales at SO COG
10 = for extra Statei $40 gUgl0 Is for common 70
good shipping brands extra Round Hoop Ohio
JykisIs 3 .-.-LOwer. Sales at 81. 72SI "A for
State.
SVheat-Market opened 1o better, but closes
rather quiet with the improvement. Sales at & 80
a.. ~ tor Chicago Spring. 81 S792 IS for Mlwau-
kis Club; . 64@2 81 for winter red Western.
COrn-Rather moFe steady. sales 81 OlgI 627S
for mixed Western; 81 "a old do.
Gats-Market lc better. Sales at 81 009 0l for
Western. ...
cOHee-Dul.
Sugar-Aetive. Cuba 2l923c
MOiasSes---Quiet.
PetrOIeum---Duil- p. ...4.
WOOI-Modersts business dOinE in hseses which
are a shade lower.
POriL---Opened frmsr and closed at lower prices
Sales at S3s W for Mess and 10 OO94O U for nav
mess.
Reef-Dull and heavy.
Prime Mess Beef-Quist and unchanged
Cut 5Geats-Quiet and shade easier.
LRraI-Firm. Sales at l94lg34c.
Butter-j39foc for Ohio and S794Sc for State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-23

BATHISG oBDINASoE.- We are informed
that boys, and even full grown men, are in
the habit Of bathing in broad day light, at
the foot Of Wood Street, and in other places
distinctly visible by Passers and residents
on adjoining streets. The practice is one
which shocks deeency, and is a gross and
fagrant outrage upon the residents in that
vicinity. We trust that it may be put
stop to at once, by immediate arrests and
suitably severe fines.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-23

A DISMISSED SoHOoSER.-Captain Kelley,
Of the Propeller Pacific, on his way to this
city yesterday, twenty miles off Conneaut,
fell in with a small dismasted schooner
called the Star, ui, being bailed by her
crew, made an attempt to tow her into this
port. Her line parted Ave times, however,
and at last the effort was given up. she
has probably ere this made port or fallen in
with some other propeller of schooner.
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4 GIVE AGENTS WANTED, TO
n canvass each town aud county in Ohio for q
now book, just published, called 81 Pen Picures Of
the War or Lyrics, Incidents and Sketches Of the
Rebellion." 1t is having rapid sale Agents viii
% well to secure territory early. Enclose stamp
toE Circular to b. s. GREEN,
Room 4 American Building, Cleveland, 0.
euae2g69-dsw
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ENMPLQYMENT-ST5 A MONTH
IA Agents wanted to sell Sewing Machines. We
Will give commission on all machines sold, or en-
plOy agents who will work for the above wages and
all expenses paid. Address d. D. HERRINGTON
: Co. Detroit Mich iulyY-IGU
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BUFFALO gIARKET.-.JuIy %.

lET TELEdEAPH.l
FlOuF-Duu.
Wheat--Dull, inactive and nominal
COrn-No al s3@l 30. Moderate business de-
ing.
Oats-Steady SOC.
WhisIxy-darket firm but quiet Beld at
81 IS.
Canal FFeighfs-Dull To New Tork-Wheat
l9c, Corn lie, Oats lie.
Lake ImpOrts-Flour 4,745; Wheat A, $50;
Corn AZ, $50; Oats 40, 60g.
Canal ExPOrts-Flour 45s; What 5,sOs;
Corn 7O,Ol5; Oats 26,s5Q,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-23

MAEoSIse CeuETY ITEEs.-Frou. the Ma.
honing Register:-our distinguished fel.
10 wcitizen, Hon. R. W. Tayler, First
Comptroller of the Treasury, arrived from
Washington City, last week, on short
visit EtT
DR.. Robt. Mecurdy, o we'll known eiti.
zen Of this place, was thrown from his bug
gy on Monday afternoon last, on the road
70 Austintown, and SO severely ipjprsd
that he died last evening.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF CLEVELAND,
Designated Depository and Fiscal
Agent Of the United States.

NATIONAL lO-4O FIVE Per CENT. LOAN
By instructions from the Secretary of the Treas
ury dated March rs G this Bank will receive sub.
scriptiODs Tor the NATIONAL 1910 FIVE PER CENT
Loan, la coupon bonds registered certificates re-
in COIN.
This loan bears GOLD INTEREST, payable sESfI-AN-
SUAILY on coupon and registered bonds Of $500 and
over, and ANNUALLY on bonds Of the denomination
Of 50 and lN8 dollars.
In subscribing parties may either pay the aecr1ed
interest from the first OF March TO the day Of sub
scriPt"n In coin or in Currency, adding atty per
cent. premium, receive bonds bearing interest
from day Of subscription. Also will allow to
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS,
AND SUB-AGENTS,
the usual commission Of 0ne-eighth of per cent
spril2-l6l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-23

NEv Posi- OFFrcE.-A new post Office has
just been established at the center of Far
mington, Trumbull County, for the benefit
of the people Of that township. E. P VOL
colt, Esq, has been appointed postmaster.
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oswnGO n1ARKET-.JuIy aa.

lBT TELEGRAPH.l
EEIOuF-Uuchanged. II 256l1 90 for Ne.
SPRING II 10 for bed Winter; l., ,25@l2, 90 for
white and 10 0g1l9 IS for double extra.
Whea5-Eirm but QUiet. Ne Chicago Spring
81 81 rE-ges FHaf
COrn--In better demand, chiefly speculative.
Sales good Illinois at 81 IS.
Canal Freights. Flour, 20, Wheat l5e; Corn
131Sc to Nsw YaTk-
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n. Y. MONEY MARKET---July Is

[BY TKLEdRAPH.
MOneY-Easy at COZ q cent.
Notwithstanding for euTrspcy.
GOsd-Irregular, unsettled and lower opening
at Sod, aud closing heavy at s2,52Z. r#
Government StOcks-AIore aetivs'and hrm
Z. S. is 81 eouPons l021S9lo315; 6-2Os coupons
lO3sS9l05.
SsOckE-Steady. Rock Island 1895 1nIweu-
kao Prairie Du0hien G3; Cumberland SB1z; Mishi-
gan Southern -; Erie lUs15; do PTsfsrred tOs3S.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-23

cOOtER.-FOr tho past three days q cool
and refreshing breeze from the north has
prevailed, and the weather, which for
week or two has been torrid, is now pleas
antly cool. a BIT of rain to lay the dust
and freshen up the trees and grass with
lighter green, would render the summer
weather qnite endursble, even amid the
brick and mortar ofsuperior street.
F1RE.-Abeut half after three O'Clock
yesterday morning, the tsnnery belonging
to Messrs. Baker and Bowen, on the canal,
at the foot of Bolivar street, was discovered
to be on FIRE. The steamers were promptly
on hand, and worked with great efficiency,
but the fire had made such progress before
the breaking out OF the flames that the
building, with most of its contents, was
consumed. The loss is varieusly estimated
at from s., 600 to g SIC, ,0O0 on which there
is an insurance of $4,000. The adjacent
morocco factory of Ansel Roberts, Esq,
caught fire, but was saved by the steamers.
POLICE CouRT.-There was but a slim
docket at the Police Court yesterday morn
ing. Michael CASTILLO and sandrua Corn
wall were each fined $40 and costs for drunk
enness, and John Ransom IS and costs
for that kindred and eognate offence, dis
turbanee.
George Soale and Lawrence Seaman were
sent to the work house for thirty days for
vagrancy.
The cases of Robert Castor, John Jones,
Charles Finney and James Cleven, ior va
grancy, Of Samuel Myers, for assault and
battery, and of Ann Graty and Dennis Nc
Nanara for petit larceny, wero continued,
and Michael Gerigan, for vagraney, was
discharged.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-23

FURNISHED SuEsrIrurEs.-We have pre-
pared, as a matter Of interest to our readers,
the following list of persons in the Eigh-
tsenth Congressional District liable to draft,
who have put substitutes in the service,
thus becoming exempt during the period
for which their substitutes are held:
J. @. Buell., Z. Z. Wilson
Theodore docke, Nelson Moses,
Ralph II. ROot Leander McBridc,
Charles l. Thompson klnsley Sherman,
4. Ii. Wick, Charles GehTing,
@. J. Comstock, j. Il. Chase,
Fitch Adams, Charles A. Reed,
IL. J. Webb, tharlos y. Brayton
+. @. Prentiss, il.
This list does not, Of course, include the
names of drafted man who have put in sub
stitutes, but merely Of persons who, having
escaped the last draft, have determined to
insure themselves against the next. This
list might be greatly increased b. our eli.
zsns, and we trust that large numbers will
thus come forward, iusdrs themselves
against draft, and aid in reducing the
quota Of the district
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GREAT BROAD GAUGE ROUTE.
-
Atlantic and Great Western Railway.

Passengers going Eastward will remember that
this the only route running trains that leave
Cleveland on sunday. Night Express leaves daily,
Saturdays excepted, at $40 P. NJ, arriving at SAL
smanea at i:4t A, NJ, and New York at 9:2S P. II.
Sleeping Coaches attached.
rs 40 Change Of Cars.
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PITTsDuRsH OIL n,AnKET.

PIFrsBURoH, July p.
Special to the Cleveland Leader.
The OH NAL kot Is dali. Crude selling at 42e With
but little enquiry at that. Go sales Of Refined
Bonded offered ct SOC.
Arrivals 0n0hhIs- .a
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CITY NEWS.

Tax BOOKS WILL CLOSE SATURDAY,
July I'D, 1864.
H s. WHITTLESEY,
lulyI2-160 County Treasurer.
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Collection Of Letters In the Business
TERRITORY.

First COLLECTION will commence at G:35, in time
for s;JO Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Washington
hEcosD COLLECTION commences at TBS A. NJ for
b;45 Eastern and 9-50 Atlantic and Great Western
THIaD CoLLEUTios commences az $50 A. NJ for
Drop Letters; :
FOURrH COLLECTION commences at 1I.20 A. N for
l;3O Pittsburgh and Washington, 2:2O Eastern and
800 Eastern Way and 4:S0 Sandusky.
Firth COLLECTION commences at 1855 P. NJ for 700
P. NJ Western and Southern mails
sTXTHfCOLLEOTIOS commences at 600 p NJ for g.i5
P. N. Eastern and 635 Cincinnati 81 Western
Mahoning next morning.
Collections I'm the Three Delivery Ter.
ritOry at 500 a. n, Ills a. H. aud 400 r n
Collections I'm the Two Delivery Ter.
FttOry commence at 500 A. N. and 400 P. n
b. COWLES. P. NJ.
july9-17O
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s.--sl ---f- BosToE, July p,
Central Oe; Copper Falls 39 Quincy lU3; Hu-
ron 2s; Isle Royale -; Minnesota 50; PeEablo o.;
Rockland Il; canada 2.
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RETUExED.-JudgeiSpaulding arrived at
home from Washington on Thursday eve
ming.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
PUBLISH THE ARMY HERALD,

PENSIONS, BOUNTY, BACK PAY,
Prize Money, Discharged and Resigned Officers
Pay, and all other War Claims
We pay particular attention TO claims in which
other Attorneys have FAILED, or which have been
SUSPENDED.
psa Soldiers discharged for WOUNDS RECEIVED IN
BATTLE can obtain the 500 Bounty due them I'M
MEDIATELY, by applying to US In person or by
lgtter.
One Of our firm being at ALL TIMES In Wash
ington, D. O., the advantages we offer to our clients
can but be manifest to all.
Fees low. No charge until We have accomplished
what We undertake. may25-R R2
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JOHN 3. SHERRIFF,
iuly l3-lG0 on City Pa.
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IN THE BUSINESS TERRIToRY

IN TIE BUSINESS TERRITORY ="
Lying between the River and East sida Ontario st.
Qnciuding the Ox-Bow Flats, the Deliveries will
Be as follows:
hrRsT DELIVERY. Carriers viii leave Post-OG
at $50 a. NJ with the proceeds Of all night nails
and 800 A. N. Eastern.
SECOND DELIvERY.-LeaTe Post-Ofioe at 9sI5 An.
with proceeds Of s45 Pittsburgh, Washington and
Philadelphia. ---aNT .9
IHIRD DELIyERY,-Leave P0st-0Gice at ll:l5 An.
with proceeds Of $40 Western, $50 Sandusky Way,
$50 OincinpAti, and lO:IU Eastern Way.
FOURTH DELIvERY.-Leave at $50 p. N. with pro-
ooeds Of ls5O Eastern, Z45 Western and 10 South
arn.
kFrB DELIvERT.-LeaVes the Post Office at G.OO
?. X. with PrOeeeds Of 5IO0 P. n. Mahoning Wap
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gAOlo9raphif st0fk.

DHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS AT
New York prices.
Il. b. DOUGLAS 4 CO.,
-.-a - I79 SupsriOr-st-
ARTISTS MATERIALS - WINDS0R's- AND
Newtsns and GOuPil's Oh and Water O0l0rs, ct g
il. b. DOUGLAS Z cos,
IT'D Superior-st.
OVAL AND SQUARE GILT ROSEWOOD FRAMES
AZ Il. b. DOUGLAS q cos,
I79 Supsrior-st..
PHOTOGRAPH COPIES OF CELEBRATED
Paintings and Engrayings, at
L. b. DOUGLAS cos,
10 superior-5t.
"CARTES DE VISITE" OF CELEBRATED
Men and Women, aud Palner's Marbles, at
l.. L. DOUGLASS CO'Sr
II9 Superio1-st.
FINE ENGRAYING5 OF DISTINGUISHED MEN
at L. b. DOUGLAS q cos,
apr9 l79 SuPsrtor-st-
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HNO CAPIrALISTS-A GOOD IN
Il VESTMENr.--rhe undersigned oilers for sale
the elegant new Hotel In Oil CIry, known a. the
SHERlEF HOUSE. This House ENJOYS a large aud
faying business, aud there is a standing oner 10
rent the premises ON lease OF three years at tbs
rat8Sf Is per cent. per AMMAN IN the Investment.
Tor partiCuIars address
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o. REWARD = sTRAYED, -FR0M
SoO No. IL, Sibley ST, the 18th OF June, u
Medium-sized RED COW, eight or nine years DID,
horned, little dark In the tdce aud below the
knees. No white shows save u th- hsIiR anu about
the bag y inches long the hip teats
short and close together; skin brUwuisA yellow
The above ward viii be paid for her delivery, or
information where she may b. fvuhl, ~ 80. IS,
Sibley street, Cleveland. July I4-lG0
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EIRsT-RATE PASTURE FOR HOR-
Il sES-sOod spring water and good fences-at
L SICH0LsoN's, mice from city, on Detroit ct.
julyl3-l60
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COMMERCIAL.
LEVELAND MARKET.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, |

Inc receipts of Grain by rail for the a hours
ehoihs at half past one O'Clock to-day are as fol.
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DOR SALE CHEAP A NUMBER
II Of light one-horse Family Carriages Also a
number Of Light single ones. Can Tor Few days ~
City Hotel iuiyll-lJU
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STRAYED FROM THE CORNER
~ Of Spruce and Scoyille stTests, on Saturday ths
10Th Inst, pair Of horses, one bright sorrel
Horas, the other . chestnut Mare BOfh have q
white star in the forehead, and the mare mas white
hind feet and had halter on when she len and Is
barefoot. Any one returning them or giving infor-
nation where thsy can Be found viii be lberaIly
TOYardegs J, oHAPMAN.
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CtTRAYED OR STOLEN-TUESDAY
- Night, July I2tb, an Iron GRAY HORSE,
with high hips and back was cut by saddle; right
hind leg was raw from the yEgcL Vi linIuient that
was put on. Any person returning him, giving
any information concerning him, viii be Literally
rewarded THOMAS HUBAN,
julyl5-I6Q e25 Hamilton St.
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EUR SALE-One good Secondhand
Il TOP BUGGY. Enquire at l5l River street.
julyl3-IG0
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EMPLOYAIENT I-S75 A MONTH
ID Agents wanted to sell sewing Machine We
will give q comIuis don On all machines sold,
ploy agents who will work for the above wages and
all expenses paid. Address, u. B. HERRiAfON
Co., Detroit, Mich. Julyi516l
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MORNING LEADER.
SATURDAY nEORNING, JULY "a.
NHw ADVERTTSEMENTs.

y. 7. Company-For ogdsnsburg.
Jas. D. Fulton-International Hotel.
WaRted-Wet Nurse.
Penn 4 Stoad-Auctioh Notice.
Taylor & crisw-ld-silk Garments.
J. :. Ferley-Optseian.
L. ButtIes-Clevoland Female Seminary.
c. MylleL-Loeal Notice.
Congregational Church, ". s.-LosaI n Eotiee.
wsE dseting in East Clovsland-Loeai Notice
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THREE DELIVERY TERRITORY

Lying between optsriO-st. (excIuSiye) and south
and North PeTry-st., including all Of Euclid and
RrospeCt-sts. TO Hudson.
FIRST DELITERY.--Leaves at 500 A. NJ with pro
eeeda Of night mails and 500 a, N Eastern mail
sEcoSD DELIyERY.-Leayes Post -Ofllce at Il:l5
with proceeds Of forenoon mails.
THIRD DELIYEEE.-LeRves at $50 p. d. with pro-
eeeds OF l;o' P. L. Eastern, 245 Western, and e5O
Southern.
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EOR SALE-A BROWN HORSE Z
IL years old, and well broke. Enquire of ". Ii.
POTTS. july lz-lGO
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E.I. BALDWIN & CO.

e. /. BALDWIN & CO.
OFFER THIS DAYi
White 0rgandiss,
White LamartiRe,
White MOhair,
White Broadeloth, rr ..
shirred Swisses and Cambries,
India Long Cloths,
breakfast shAwis
-- Spun SIX Shawls
Orenadins ShaWls,
NohAir Skirtings,
Honey Comb Quilts,
t.r Musquito nstA
Embroidered Piano GoTers,
Elegant Lace Veils
Trimmed LaoS 9eaTes,
JuyS Z. 1. BALDWIN & co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-23

FOE SALE-This Saturday morning, at
half past 10 o'clock, one Bay Horse, Ha--
ness and Wagon, at Fred. Kimberly's, No.
&c ChamPlain street. jy25 lGl
SPIRITUAL HALL-No. 1s4 Superior street,
up stairs. Morning Exercises at half past
ID o'clock. a Poem from the spirit Of
Robert Burns, by Lizzie Dolin, Medium,
viii be read, with some other interesting
communications. ...-
elm the evening q Lecture will be deliy
cred by Mrs. Sarah A. Thompson. Subject
--"The Mission Of Spirits" jy23 lGO
Rev j. A. Thomas, having returned from
his Lake Superior trip, will hold services
as usual at his church on Detroit street,
West Side, Sunday next. jy2S 100
c. MolIen will sell, this Saturday evening
at IL o'clock, a complete assortment Of
Carpenters' and Chair Makers Tools, and
q large lot of other goods. jy23 lGO
Az IxPoRTAHT WAR MEETISG will be held
in the village Of East Cleveland this Sat
urday evening. We want no bakers dozen.
Enrolled men must turn out, as business Of.
importance will be brought before the
meeting By order
jy2s 100 TGusTErs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-23
gust- Offite 1tnrr- Gable.
1884. Summer Arrangement 1854.
FOR THE
ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF NAILS

CLEVELAND POST-OFFICE,
COMMENCING EOSDAT. NAY 1sTB, 1854
~ Mails viii be opened and ready for delivery
one hour after srriyaI or trains.
so All Mails close one hour before departure Of
trains.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-23
D. w. CAGE,

D. w. GAGE,
LICENSED WAR CLAIM AGENT,
Collects Bounties Pensions, Back Pay, Prize Money
and other War Claims. -
HFPersonAl attention IL given 10 the prosecution
Of Claims in the Departments az Warrington
~ All persons having Claims should apply IN
paEson, OF BY letter, at once and they VIII receive
pfunpt attention t.....
D. ". GAGE,
octl2-B28 l88 srperi0r-st-- OleVelAnd, D.