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Chairman Of COmmi

PoLIcE CoURT.-The usual number OF va
grants, demireps and petit thieves occupied
the benches of the Police Court yesterday
morning, although for wonder, none were
there on charge of drunkenness or disturb
ance. Several yagrants were, however, on
hand, of whom the chief was that itireless
whisky -bibber, Walter N. Dibble, Who was
sentencey to thirty days hard labor Wal
ter was shocked-as he always is when
brought before the Court-but not this time
at his sentence so much as at the charge
against him. Stretching forth his right
hand oratorioally, he launched forth as
follows; -ii ! '.---.-' ''tiS E-4G
"well, IkGge been outraged in this Court
before, but this sgiH say, that never was
charged with .bein' avagrant before. Why,
man who earns his bread as stiddy and
honest as I do
Here his remarks were cut short of by a
cruel and unfeeling policeman, who point
ed him sternly to, the door. w
For the same ofense, Ellen Fitzgerald
was sentenced to sixty. days and Nellie
spalding TO thirty days hard l4bor, and
the case of Lawrence seanlan Fas con-
tinued ~-
David Hoffman, George Hoffman and
Elisabeth Hoffman were brought up for in
juring property, but the prosecution failed
to make out a case, and were sentenced to
pay costs, while the Hofmans were dis
charged. .l9iTaL bneE3ggfll
The ease-of-Dennis MeNamaraj for petit
larceny, was Continued. Z
Rebecca Victor; was fined SS5 and costs
for keeping house Of ill-fame, ana Charles
Smith was fined costs for visiting the same.
For assault and battery orman n, Inger-
soil was fined IS and costs. s57tA
For gatnBIibg, George CLARK was. fined SIS
and costs.
For murder, the case Of Jacob Diehl was
continued.
The two boys, George Reinkenberger and
Charles Hoyt, who were arrested on n Mon.
aay 'llgtis iGF breaking into sanbprn's gro
oery srols' were eaiied up, and the Judge
gave. gave. snslpl = severe. falking toSand dis
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-21

DRAFT MATTERs.-InstrucuIons nave been
received by Captain Nash not to proceed
with the fourth supplemental draft, and we
are therefore free from all draft anxieGes
and troubles until September. We trust
that ere that time the quota of the city will
be filed, as it can readily be, by system.
attic exertion.
Another important decision was received
at the Provost Marshal's office yesterday
afternoon, to the effect that ali representa-
tive substitutes are to be credited to the le-
cality in which the principal is enrolled.
This announcement ought to, and doubtless
will, greatly stimulate the work Of procur-
ing such substitutes.
All rebel deserters and prisoners who
have taken the oath to remain north of the
I Ohio river are not acceptable as substitutes,
and must not be received as such,
1flAH eolored substitutes are to be sent, for
the present, to Camp Delaware.
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Total $50 1000 24OO
The receipts of Grain by rail to-day are quite
heavy, and far in excess of the demaud. There
was firm feeling on the River this forenoon, with
disposition to hold for an advance, and no sales
were reported of any magnitude. At the meeting
of the Board this afternoon there was the same
frmness until the New York market was received,
showing decline in gold, and most Of the leading
commodities, when the market became fat and
closed nominally lower for all kinds of Grain.
Flour Is somewha neglected and dull, but no
material change in rates.
There is no demand for Pork, and other articles
in the Provision line only in moderate request
to supply the local and interior demand. -
Hishwines are shade irmer, bat prices remain
as previously quoted,
We give the following the sales and quotations
for the day:
Lake Freights-AdvsnOed IOc on Flour
Lake, BY Propeller, and ran. FIouR-fron Cleve-
land to Albany, 81 60; to New York, 81 10; to
Boston, 81 20. WooI-to New York. 81 50; to
Boston, 81 65; to Troy and Albany, 81 s5.t OIL
FIOur-No saiee. Nominal at SO OO910 30 for
Xxx red; sIl Og9I1-75 do white. '.l.FF
Wheat-DulI and inactive. No shipping or
speculative demand. Sellers asking 81 2S92 25 for
red free on board and on track. g-
COrn-Dull and nominaly lever Held at
81 3G@I "a on truck.
Oats-saIei last evening. G cars on track at s9e.
! POrIk--- Firm but dull, No mess held at SO %
/ and No. at SIS 20.
Lard-Quiet and unchanged at 2Oc for eity-rsn.
/ dered in tierces. U 10 ~
Smoked AIeRts-Moderate demand. Sales
1900 lbs canvassed Hans at 22ei 1900 bs shoulders
at l5e; 900 lbs Dried Beef at les
Butter--Unchanged but firm at 1884 foI
Western Reserve; 3O99l for Central and Western
Sales 10 kegs Central at SOc-
Cheese Large lots sell at a renge ofl49ITe
Small lots selected and Hamturgh l6e9lsc-
Market firm; good demand
Eggs-Dull; selling at a range Of 2O@22e
Considerably frmer, bus un
changdd, at 81 20. st
AIeOhOI--HeId at 50 1888 90 for 9s per cent
sl,7s for Neutral Proof Spirits. Z TH..f ~
PstrOleum-Dull; refined held at arrange o
s5995c, according TO quality. ial --
SaIt-Scarce and frrner at So 25 for Ane, an,
s. 80 for coarse. -.tt
Beans-Medium White steady at 50 20,
Dried APpIes-Quiet and steady, with mod
crate demand at IOc
Dried PeaeIIes-Firm at 2Oe for unpeelet
and Sic for peeled. y
POtafOes-In good demand at 81 70 for Peacl
blows and 81 80 for mixed, ,
Lake Fish-Market firm, unchanged, and goo
demand. White Fish very scarce at $40 ;. 'TrOu
50 Piclserol ST so; Herring S. ..
Water Lime-Steady at s. cO92 10 for Akro
and OswegO. i y
PIaster.-i'Powalrs" land plaster SO per ton
Dentist IS CO, and common caloinsd 81 IS pc
bBl. .. 81
MaIt-steady at 81 90 per busheI-
Ale and POrter-Market steady. wequot
as foHoWsi Present Use Xxx Ale 50; Stock XXX
sll@sI2; Kennett SI4 Pale Cream sll; Porte
su.- e s-sF-s @=fS EE
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Hiram, July 18Th, 1884.

WANTED-For service IN the sth Inde-
pendent Battery, o. N. G., FIFTY MEN, to
man two additional guns. SNo immediate
prospect for duty in the field. Yet we would
Ike 70 prepare for any emergency, either
Rebel raids or Rebel friends. A thorough
organization Of the Ohio military forces in
time is the true policy. Come and ioin at
once, you who are loyal and true. Artille-
ry is preferable to any other branch of the
service.
If the above number of men is added to
the Battery, it will entitle them to two
Lieutenants and four non-commissioned Of
feers. Apply at the Office, corner of River
and Superior Streets, No. /, oviatt's Ex-
change. By order of the Governor.
F. W. PELTON, Capt,
Commanding sth Ind. Battery, o. N. G.
july12-16I
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At TIE WEDDELIe-Philip H. Watson,
Assistant Secretary of War, was at the
wedden on Tuesday. a
There were one hundred and thirty-one
arrivals, BY actual count, at that popular
house on Tuesday, and one hundred and
thirty-three yesterday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-21

Eclectic Institute, Hiram, Portage
County, Ohio
The Fall Term of the Eclectic Institute
for 1854, begins on Tuesday, the eth Of
August, and continues thirteen weeks. At
the request of the Trustees Mr.. GAR
FIELD will take general superintendent
of the Institution, and in the Fall Term, at
least, will deliver a series Of lectures,
The Trustees have secured the services
ofC, W. Haywood, A. NJ, an accomplish
ed and successful Teacher, who will act as
Associate Principal. G1
MISS BOOTH illw retain the snperin-
tendence of the Ladies Department. A
full corps of additional teachers will be se-
cured, and special instruction besides for
those who desire to fit themselves for
teaching.
Ample facilities will be afforded for in
struetions in painting, vocal and instru-
mental music and penmanship.
T0ITIoN. t-a-
Common English Branches, per term Of thir-
Higher ESsiis6, iasiGGSs Natural science
and Algebra. O. 90
Higher Mathematics, Ancient and Modern
90
The Term Of fourteen Weeks at proportionate rates
instrumental Music, Painting and Drawing, extro.
No allowance is made for less than half
a term, (six weeks,) except in case of sick
ness. Students are requiredto to make set
Elements with the Bursar within two weeks
from the beginning of the term.
BOARDING. E.
Board can be obtained in good families at
S2.25 and $3.50 per week. Students can
avail themselves of-the club system of
boarding, by which the expenses NAV be
reduced one third. This plan of boarding
has been tested during the past year, and
found eminently satisfactory.
q ALvA UDALL,
President of the Board of Trustees.
Hiram, July 18th, 1884. b..
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GLoRAIx COUNTY NEws.-We eondense the
following from the Elyria Democrat Z
Milo Harris, Esq, Sheriff ofLorain Coun-
ty, has resigned his Office, the resignation
to take effect the.hrst of August, the fees
OF the Office being insufficient. Clark El-
dred, the Coroner of the County, is er o6fcio
his successor.
Mr.. Henry Snyder, an esteemed citizen
OF Black River, was killed in that place on
the llth inst, by the falling ofa derrick up
on his head, while he was engaged in load
idg a seow in the harbor.
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WAR MEETING AT TIE WADE House, IN
BRooKLYS.-5OO,OO 900 MEE WANTED I-THET
AIUsr BE HADl-An adjourned meeting Of
the citizens of Brooklyn Township who are
liable to military draft, and others who de-
sire the suppression ofthe Great Rebellion,
will be held at the Wade House, Wednes-
day evening, July 2Oth, at Z o'clock, for the
purpose of taking measures to fill the quo
ia Of the Township, and to consider the
propriety Of sending an agent to the front
for recruits. J. NJ. Poe, Sec'y.
Brooklyn, July 10, 1864. jy2O:16O
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Special Dispatch to the Cleveland Leader.l
CHICAGO, july 20.
FIOur-DHiI. Light sales spring extras at
SO 600
WheR1--shade Ia4er- Sales II5,0oo bush at
s. 229s 25.6- NO l; s. l492-1s No 2; closing at
50 10. s .
COTI-2e lower Sales 70, 900 bush at 81 80 for
No l and 1 S2@l "a for No 2; closing dull at / 49,
Oafs-Quiet at 7s1l@79O
IIye-Hsld at 81 35
Mess POri1-SIO UCJ. t-- ~ a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-21

LAKE ERIE FEMALE sESnNARY.-The An
niversary Exercises of the Lake Erie Sem
mary will be held on Thursday July 2lst.
Public examinations will commence on
the afternoon Of Tuesday preceding. The
Address viii be delivered on Thursday at
IL o'clock, by Rev. Thomas Beeeher, of Ell
mira, N. Y. 1t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-21

aTHr WEssrrn STREET MURDER.-The ex.
animation Of Jacob Diehl, before Judge
Hessenmueller, for the murder of Mrs. Ty-
Ter on Monday last, has been continued un-
iii Monday next. zs
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PERsoxAL.-Prof C. W. Haywood, for
some months past connected with Spring
field Academy, has accepted the Pripci-
palship of Hiram Eclectic Institute. Pro-
fessor Haywood is an able and experienced
teacher and viii prove q valuable aeees-
sion to the faculty of Hiram Institute.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-21

TIE QUoTA OF THE CITY.-We learn that
the Committee appointed by the Council at
is last meeting, consisting of Mayor SEN
GER and Messrs. Roberts, Dangler, Prescott
and Jones, as Ci-y Military Committee,
with plenary power to take the proper
steps for raising the quota of the city, have
already initiated measures which viii in
all probability result in raising the quota
of the city. t..
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c. Molien will sell, alto A. NJ, splen-
did assortment of Furniture, consisting IN
part Of Bureaus, stands, Chairs, Tables,
Hat Racks, Bedsteads, and also a lot OF
Glassware, Crookery, &c. jy2ld5O
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-21

ANOTHER BUKgLAEY.-Te learn taat the
house-of DR., Lyon, at the corner Of Bond
and St. Clair streets, was entered on Tues
day night and gold watch and jewelry of
considerable value carried of.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF UEEyELAHD,
Designated Depository and Fiscal
Agent OF the United States.
NArIoNAL 1910 FIVE PER CENT. LoAl

By instructions from the Secretary Of the Treas
ury, dated March ~ Ca this Bank Will receive sub
Bcriptions the NATI0SAL l6-40 hIvE PER CENT,
LOAN In coupon bonds registered certificates re-
deemed after ten and payable forty years from date
in COIN.
This loan bears GOLD INTEREST, payable sENI-AN-
NUALLN On coupon and reist cred bonds Of S5OO and
over, and ANNUALLY on bonds Of the denomination
OF 81 and lou dollars.
In subscribing parties may either pay the accrued
interest from the rst Of March 70 the day Of sub
scription in Coin or in Currency, adding dfty per
cent. premium, receive bonds bearing interest
from day Of subscription. Also will allow to
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS,
AND sUB-AGEETS,
tho usual commission Of oneoghth Of one per cent.
aptilz-l62
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-21

REsIGEED.-Among recent designations in
Ohio Regiments, we note the name of Maj
or Warren P. EdgartOn, of the First Ohio
Artillery. Major Edgarton arrived in this
city some days since. d. .lf .I -..H..
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NEW YORK sIARKET.-.JuIv 20

By TELEGRAPHl
NEW YORK, JULY 20
OOttOn..Wlth0ut material change Sales at
u 0Ogl OZ for middling uplands
ElSur:---State and Western opened quiet and
closed dull and declining at $40 5OaIO 40 for sxtr
statei $40 75gu 2j for common to good ship
for Trade Brands
hhlslt ~ ----Firmer. Sales at 81 7s6I IS for
State, and 81 749I 76 for Western. =
Hhent-Market lower quiet at g. 3sa2 81 fur
Chicago Spring; 81 43@2 % Milwaukee Club
COrn-l@Zc better Sales 81 COAL G3 for new
mixed Western; 81 "a old do.
COffee-Dull.
Sugar-Quiet.
MOlaSSes---Dull
I'etROIeJIm---Qpiet % -t t.N
WOOI-DuI.
Forh-'-Loweri good business doing 81 o.
for Mess and Al 5Og42 IS for new DO: 50 90 prime
80 5094O % PRIME mess
ReeEQuiet
Lard-ScarcsIy 50 firm.
Butter-Without decided change ...
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OWNER WAETED.-For handsome Gold
wotch and Chain. The owner can have it
by calling at the Police Station, proving
property and paying expenses of ad7er-
tising. .s
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q DEATH OF A RAILRoAD EssSEER.-We
learn that Mr.. Bates, the engineer on the
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, who was
run over by freight car at NOrwalk a
week or two since, died on Tuesday morn
ing. ---..--..... ID. -....s.
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PITTsBURGIT OIL MARKET.

AE-J G PIrTsBvRei July %.
Special to the Cleveland Leader.
The transactions in Oil are limited.
Crude selling at lse, barrels returned. Refined
no sales. Arrivals small. .aal
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BUFFALO MARKET...GuIv .,

J ~ [BT rELEGRAPH.1
ElOur-Duli H..
Nheaf-Dull and inactive; nominal.
COrn-Firmer and more active So2I gOd
4Z-latter to arrive.
Other Grains nominal .sHF
&hisiSy-Firmer; held at rs
Canal Ereishls-Firmer To New YoSk-
W neat lyc, Corn Ilo, Oats lie.
-, Lake importation u.s77; Wheat 10 ,3l2;
Corn 1O,OOj; oats Il3,77G.
= canal ExpOris-FlOur 1885, Wheat GO.5lO;
Corn n, $40; Oats ?, ,451 -T--
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-21

THE ExcuRsIoE.-Don't forget the Bethel
Excursion to-day. The Morning Star
leaves the Detroit dock at nine o'clock A.
NJ, for Black River. -s.-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-21

BETORr TaE UStrED STATES CoxTIssIoSEE.
Tho examination of Charles Stewart, be-
fore United States Commissioner Cleveland,
on charge of passing counterfeit United
States Treasury Notes, has been continued
tiii tomorrow.
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COM MERcIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET.

The receipts of Grain by rail for the "a hours
ending at half past ono O'Clock to-day are as fol-
lows
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"Where did you say you saw those beau
tiful Dress Goods" SAt Baldwin'si they
never fail to have the Prettiest in the city.
jy20'iSe -. -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-21

MEDICAL BooKs.-The Medical Books and
Surgical Instruments of the late Doctor
ROdman, deceased, viii be sold at auction,
BY 0. Cutter & Son, at their Auction Room,
1s4 Bank-street, on Saturday next, 28rd
inst, at lI1k O'Clock, A. NJ. July 21l6O.
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TIE SUroIDE.-IDEETIFIcLFIoE AND BURIAL
OF TIE BODT.-The body found in the Lake
--. on Tuesday morning has proved to be that
Of Mrs. Sarah ". Cheney, aged forty eight
years, wife of Mr.. Samuel Cheney, who re-
sides at No. 800 Erie Street. Her husband
came for her body yesterday and the burial
services took place yesterday afternoon at
four O'Clock. = -.
= 2 We learn that Mrs. Cheney was a woman
of more than ordinary intelligence and
amiability, and was greatly respected by
b " all who knew her For several years
she had, however, been subject to intense
pain in the head.so severe as to induce tenn
porary arrangement. The complaint seem.-
II ed to admit of no relief, and was, on the
contrary, continually increasing. 1t wa s
greatly augmented by the grief caused by
the death of her son, who was member
Of the Seventh Regiment, and was killed
at Chancellorsville. Mrs. Cheney was from
-, - Massachusetts, and, at the time of her
iar death, was preparing to revisit that State.
She was in usual health and spirits on
l7 Monday afternoon. In the evening she
went out to meet an engagement at'the
r 2dress-makers. As she did not return, the
s, hrnily became alarmed, and commenced. a
. search for her, which continued all that
night and during the next day, until her
remains were identified at Howland's by
her usband.
It seems that she must have been sud
denly attacked with the old pain, inducing
insanity, under the spur Of which she
must have. sought to escape life, and so
took the means for drowning hersolf that
we have already recorded. e
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THE RECENT RAID.-The Withdrawal Of
the rebels from before the National Capital
has caused an abatement of the intense ex7.
eitement consequent upon their presence,
but it is to be noted that there has been no
abatement in the excitement caused by the
rush for bargains at FRANK BROTHERS
Hoop Skirt Mandatory, No. l29, Superior
street under the johnson House, next to the
Weddell, and No.24s, Superior street. Both
establishments are constantly thronged
with delighted buyers, who know how to
appreciate the attention and politeRess of
the lady attendants. jy19I6O
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Gentlemen, have you seen those beauti-
full shirting Flannels at Baldwin Co.'S?
iv2O:I60 .....
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MORNING LEADER.
THTRsDAY HORNTNG, July 81.
NEW ADVERTIsElTENTs.

y. I. Compsny-For Chicago.
o. Gutter 3 soR--AuOtion Sale. 4-E
Hanted-COok and ChAmbermaid.
For Ssls--Stone Cottage.
P. Meah an-Strayed.
J. McGarvey-Plumbsr WazIsd
R. HaunA-Excursi0n to Lake SuPsri0r.
Wanted-Day Board. 81
3. T Company-For osdsHsburg-
q. Mollen-Local Notice.
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E. B. HALE, Banker,

IL d. HAHEg DuHhOAS =
VOL III Superior ST,
U. S. BONDS; GOLD SILVER o. S. OoU-
PoSs AND CANADA Money
Bought and Sold at best rates.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED,
And Collections made at all accessible
points.
RSr Uneurrent Funds converted, a
Lowest Rates,
Revenue Stamps for Sale.
u1ay2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-21

Baldwin 4 Co. have a large stock of Fan
oy Cassimers. Call in aud look at them.
jy2O:l6O s
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Ra-AERTsTED.-Joshua webb, VIII

Ra-AKzEsTED.-Joshua Webb, who re-
sides in Solon townships well known coun-
terfeiter, was arrested on Monday by Dep
uty United States Marshal Simmons and
brought to this city on a capias. He for
feited $500 bail in the United States
Court few weeks ago.
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CITY NEWS.

lllTAx Books WILL CLOSE SATURDAY,
July Esd, 1854.
II. S. WHITTLESEY,
IulyI2-160 County Treasurer.
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GRELf FIRE. h

me Cleveland aud Piftsburg Car
shops Burned - Damages estimated
at $50, 600. 81"
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LOCAL NOTICES.

"Where do you buy your Hoop Skirts |?
sAi Baldwin & Cos" jy2O:lbO
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AS a reliable remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, or any affection Of the throat and
chest, use according to directions given on zach
oottle' Aadame zadoo Porter's Cough Balsam. 1t
IS always reliable, never fails and the possession a
single bottle may, in case Of a sudden attack
Grove to be worth hfts times its cost. Hundredso
thousands Of bottles OF this Invaluable preparation
are sold every year In the United States. Sold by
druggists everywhere. Price Is and so cents per
bottle
80 madame fortcr's Curative Balsam can be OBJ
Ialned at Benton Bros, and Strong & Armstrong;
wholesale Agents, Cleveland, o. july6-Rs-Iw
pEARL AND SHELL GARD GASES
4 Just received at C0WIFF :.
'uSo ' 17 WSddell House.
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VIENNA

UNHE ALL SUFFICIENT THREk.-
4 TRIESElIER ], and are protected BY h0yal
Letters Pattut of England and secured BY the seals
Of the ECOle De Pharmace De Paris and the lmTcF1al
COLLEGE Of Medicine, Vienna.
No. One is invaluable foE Exhaustion sperElator-
rhoea and al physical disab bditea-
Ne Two com pek eradiCatrs al rraces oi thosa di3-
cases that have heretofore been treated by the nause-
Ous and perniciCCs use OF copayia and cubebs.
No. Three has entirely supplanted the INJURIOUS
use Of rucIcury, thereby insiring TO the sufferer
out the disease.
TRIEsEaER, Nos. !, 2 and are preparations in tho
form Of lozeuges, devoid Of taste smell and Can %
carried i'm the waistcOat pocket Sold In tin cases
and divided into separate doses as administered By
Vsrsgri Lrlnand, IsouN. lis9it &c Price g cach
or cases for - Wlieh savas e. and IN ieI cases
whereby there saving Of g. To be had wholesale
AID retail Of Dr. BARROW, l9i Bleeker street. New
York.
Immediately on receiving a remittance DR.. Barrow
viii forward ta frIsgmer 10 any part Of the world
tecurrly packed and addressed according &c the in
ent for Clevelaud
- iuly6:k3
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NY. MONEY MARKEr--IuIva >,

BY TELEGRAPH
MOney-Less active but quite firm
eiOld-Irregular agd unsettled opening at 81 c.
and closing at 81 Ga
G0Vernment SIOelzs-Heavy and lower
I : Gs 81 coupons l02@1U3.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-21

M5-A Grand Pacing Race will come off
on the County Fair Ground, on Tuesday,
July 18th, at o'clock P. n. precisely,
for SlOO side, between General Grant,
owned by F. Kimberly, and 'Jenny Lind, "
owned by Dick Plat. l6O
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-21

Baldwin & Co. have a large stock OF
French R-sSdcloths, ana are, selling then Ii@
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-21

You will find a beautiful Tie or Scarf at
Baldwin 4 Co.'S. jy2O16O