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DELEGATES TO THE COLLEGE CONVENTION OF
BRYANT, STATION & Co.-The steamer Ida
no arrived at L P. NJ. yesterday from
Buffalo, bound for Chicago, en- board of
which we're The following distinguished
delegates to Bryant, strattOn & Co.'s An
nual College Convention:
E. G. Folsom, Albany, n. Y; j. C. Bry-
ant, Buffalo, n. Y; w. II. Clark, Mon
treal, Canada; H. C. Spencer, POughkeeP-
sic, n. Y.;I. A. Gray, Portland, Me-; Mr..
Hoyt, Washington N. B. Hyde, Boston,
Mass; E. W. Mason, Providence, r L; s..
s. Packard, New York City W. X. sadIer,
Baltimore, Nd; NJ. W. Cook, Toronto, @.
W.; G. L. RemmingtOn, Hartford, CT; A.
COrbin, jr., Bridgeport, CT; C. E. Csdy,
~Augdensburg, N. 7.
She touched here for Mr., FELTON, and
friends of this College, as she will also at
Detroit for the delegates there. This sea-
son of the year being SO favorable and the
weather so very fine, we were not surprised
10 see that many of them were attended by
their ladies, who appeared TO appreciate
the bracing breeze of our great lakes.
The steamer cleared at 6 O'Clock. We
wish them 3 pleasant trip, and every sue.
co ssin their object,
- -
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RAILROAD FRoN T1TusyILLE TO UEIoH.-A
railroad between the shove mentioned
points has been projected, and subscrip-
tions to the stock in aid of the enterprise
are being already solicited by prominent
business men in that locality. The Oil
Creek road has been found entirely made
ouate to the wants of travel and TT ade, and
hence the necessity Of the new road. We
understand shat she Charter has already
been obtained, and the survey and esti-
mates made. hi distsnee is alb out twenty
threemiles, with valley route 3 ndslOwsum
nit. Good engineers are of opinion that
the road can be built and plac cd in running
order in the brief space of ninety days.
The cost, it is said, will not Q xceed $500. 600,
and il is only asked that SIS 1000 be raised
in T~itusville and along the proposed line to
Union.
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cleveland wholesale maTIxGt-

THURSDAY EFAalhGs Jay o. 1869.
FreIghts-Ths following are the rssu bJ Lake
(steam) and Rail from this PoIt TO New York and
Boston. An Rail rates are I've cents hig her.
To New York.-First class ESQ; SEQ ond class;
TIC; Third eIass: Tpo; Fourth class: 400. Flour,
500.
To Boaton-First class: sI,Os; 3 ,cOnd Glass:
sso Third ellas: 100 Fourth class 45c. Flour:
700. a
.FIOur-In very limited request, bot steady at
Sc, 6Og7. 90 for Xxx red; sI,5Ogs,Ocf for Xxx white.
Wheat-In more inquiry to -day, aod No. 2 red
I9Ss better; No. 1 red unchanged. Sales ) cars
No. I Toledo red st sI,a6, and l car do do at SIys5;
5 cars No. 2 red from ttore Gt Sl,I75 1900 bu and 4
cars No. Cred from store at 9l,I5. Market closed
himer. .
COrn-vsry quiet. Sale I car prime No. 2frOm
store at &c.,
Oats-Quist and steadisr. Sales 2 cars from
store At 49c and 2 cars At 5Oc.
Bye-Without sale and non tnaI.
BarIey-InsctiVs and nom Inal.
POrk-Qulst Held at 81 800 for city packed
Mes and S 900 for do Clear.
! Lard-Markst steady st Doc in kegs and 19o in
tisToes for city-renderOd ountry-rendere 16c.-
Demand fair
Smoked Meafz-market steady, and demand
coed for city cured. We quote Sugar.oured hams,
osnvassed, $50; plain hams, eAnvHssed, Gle; dried
BRET, caaVsssed, 2Oc shoulders, canvassod, Ice /;
uncauvrs.ed l5o; bacon sides Isc. Sales at quota
lions 1890 lbs JugAr-oursd hams, 1900 lbs plain
hams, 1900 Ia dried beef.
Beef-City Mess held at $500, with light de-
msnd.
ButterAouistG and Without qaotAble change
suaes-ls AAss Western Reserve at z2c,
Cheese-In good demEuus una m--E4s Arm al
IO0l4c. r.
E-EEs-Densnd fair aud prices better. Sales al
2s924c.
HIEhWines-1nactIvs and nominal. Holden
are asking s2sO2@s,O5.
AIcOhOl-Market quiet and steady. Held Al
1A,Os94,l2 for Ss per cent Neutral Proof SPIRIT
q 2O9a,25. Cologne Spirits, aS per cent, Sl,a2.
PesrOIeum-Ths inquiry for future delivery
continues, but dealer. Do -et ---PgBI- me mar
Kot Is nrm AT 65066o for refined IL round lots; esq
roc for tradeIoEs.
Lake FIsh-Continus in fair demand ct IN
changed prices, but in very light supply. We
quote Whitedsh, $500; Piekerel $500; Herring
S5,75; Trout s7,75.
Dried AppIes-very little doing. fsaIes
In = small Wsy at Sc, ard pay FOR packages.
Potatoes Quiet. Sales 100 bu choice Buffalo
at 800.
F~eathers-In demand at 75c 3 n for nice live
~ssit-steady. Held at sa,a5 for Fine; $3.50
for Coarse.
Ale ana POriar-NArks steady. We quote
- follows; PRESENT U.s. AZ Als SO; Stock XXI
| SI4,CO; Kannett $1,000; Pale Cream 0li Porte.
Half and quarter barrels In proportiO q.
I water L~Ime-OsEsgo and Akr0n held st
sz,H.
PIaster-"PcvsuS' land plaster 5000 per
ton; Oaleined $500 D Dbl.
HODs-Firm. New York stato 1880, accord.
ing 10 quality Ohio 2593Oo.
MAIl-steady. Barley Malt hsld At l,TO PSE
bushaI.
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boo ". G. srEDNAE, City Sexton.
Cleveland, June 80, 1865.

ANovEL HoTEL--Mr. George B. Ford ,ssof
jamestown, N. Y, is building a sort of
floating hotel on Oil Creek. It will cost
about 5000. It is 90 feet long, rs feet
wide, and II feet high. The dining-room
is 40 feet long and II feet high. It has 20
BtsEe-rOOms, 6X by ~ feet, with two sin
gle beds each, being able to lodge forty
persons. Each room is ventilated, and has
q window 8 by "a inches. The Office is 20
by IS feet, and the kitchen is II by 20. 1t
has six double sash doors On the sides and
ends, with 8 family bedroom, stOre-roOm,
baggags-room and pantry. 1t is being I'm
ished in fne style and is to be psinted
vhtacTh diniOg-room is to be well
lighted with attic windows.
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NoT1OE-An persons having claims
against the Committees of the late celebra-
ton on the 4th inst, must, in order 10 have
them paid, present them TO D. A. Dangler,
Chsirman.ofth the Finance Committee, on or
before Monday next, at three o'clock, P. n.
The several committees will meet on
Thursday evening, 18Th inst. at tho Mayors
Office, to hear and report in full of all mat
tiers connected with the celebration.
July 9Th, 1855.
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BoUKD ovER-simon BrittOn who was
arrested in Canton, Stark county, a day OF
two since by Deputy United States Mar
shsl Funk aud brought to this city for trial,
was examined before Commissioner White
yesterday m forming, IN the charge of cOun-
terfeiting postal currency. He was bound
over for his appearance before the United
States Court, in 81, 900 bonds.
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STEEPLE REPAIRS OR CoMPLETIoN.-The
architects and builders, s. O. Brooks K Co.,
are engaged in erecting a steePle upon the
tower of the First Presbyterian Church in
this city. 1t will be upwards of 200 feet
high from the ground and II6 feetmessured
from the masonry of the tower. The
foundation of the steeple viii be settled into
the masonry twenty-eight feet,
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SOLDIER KILLED.-EdWard Moore, Co. G,
9th V. R. c., was killed at Shelby on We'd
nesday afternoon. He was standing on
the platform of a freight car, and after it
wa uncoupled and separated, attempted TO
jump upon the car that was leaving, when
he fell aud was thrown by the car that he
attempted to jump from, across the track,
and was crushed by the trucks in a horrible
manner.
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BEEEPIT OF Nh. JANIS LEwIs.-It is with
q feeling of regret that we announce, that
Mr.. James Lewis will take his farewell
benefit tomorrow night Mr.. Lewis estsb-
lished himself long since in the admira-
ton and affections of all the theatre-goers
in this city, and has for q long time easily
held his place in their regard as the best
OUrHeufaH Ou tn6 western stage. That he
has made multiS~1aa of ardent friends here
every one knows that they VIII all deePry
regret his departure is a thing of course,
But since he has decided upon the step, and
will soon leave US to try his fortune on the
stage of the metropolis, his admirers and
hosts of personal friends will rejoice to
learn that he will take a benefit, and they
will on that occasion pour him u such q
"blessing &" that it is doubtful if there will
be room enough to receive it.
His bill for the occasion has not pet been
announced, but all may rest assured that it
will be q rarO old budget of attractions and
comicalities.
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ACADEMY OF Music. A tremendous
house was present last night, on the occa-
sion of the benefit of Miss HOwett and Mr..
Locke. aladdin" was presented, and
h comedy, "Brother Bill and l." The
performance went off with great eelat. 1t
is wonderful, and yet not at all SO, how
popular the spectacle of T" Aladdin" is. 1t
will be presented Once again this evening.
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Respectfully submitted,
DAB. N. GARDEEE, Police Clerk.
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TO BIZ PAID OFF To-DAY.-The 177th o. V.
I. will be paid off to-day. Many of the
men can't remember when they were paid
last. twill take ,ths snug little sum-a
comfortable fortune for some One-of $3.50,
900 to cancel the indebtedness of the gov
eminent 10 the gallant bows.
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TIE TwEETT-THIKD MIoHIGAK.-The off
cisls at the Soldiers Home received a tele-
gram yesterday afternoon, stating that the
23d Michigan regiment, 453 men, with ten
horses, would arrive here this morning.
They will be fed at the Home, and leave on
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New YOrk stock Market-JuIy s.

lBY TnLIaRAPH.
GOVernmenG S~tOChs-Mors active and
hrmsr.
Ten f~Ortles, coupons. 97Z; F~iVe-tWeuttsE coupons,
sikes 1874. 4s..s..H ~
~BtOeks-strong. Chicago q Rock bland lO4;
Pittsburgh & Fort Wayne 81; Toledo los; Chicago
& Pittsburgh 7OZ; Michigan Southern $50; Mari
PISA IL; New York Central 96%; Erie s.; do
preferred So; Hudson ITO; Reading 9s1<; Illinois
Central scrip 1s4; ouieksilYsE 6sk; Cumberland a.;
Canton 3SIi ChiO 3 Milsissippi Oertihoates 26I.
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OADEMY OF MUsIO.
PRICES or ADHESION.

PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and PArquette so oentS; Secured seatl
70 Dress Circle, 10 cents; Family Oiro.e, so cents;
Gallery, Is oentsi Private Boxes, 50 and S.
Single seats in Private Boxes, 81.
81 Oolored persons viii, under no circumstan-
oes, be permitted to occupy seats 10. any other por-
ton of she house, save the Gallery. Admission 25o.
Doors open ct 7. Curtain rises at 6.
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T0LEDO HARkEI..July g..
RI Tels9rAph.l

FIOur-DuH.
Wbeat-sa5o better. Sales Of white Michigan
At 81 Al amber Mich ganat u 80; red Naoa1h
Coru-1c better. Sales at 81 for mixed
OatS-FIrm at Soc.
lake FTeIghts-sMe on wheat 70 Bufalor
7Hc to Cssego' ia
Eal- z4a lq-
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Official Public Notice
LAND SCRIP FOR A

LAND SCRIP FOR SALE.
CoLUMBUs, MAY lst, 1875.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
Il PrOyisiOns Of an act Of the General Assembly OF
the state OF OHIO, passed April Is, 1866, The UNDER
signed tate Offices will receive proposals IN. II the
hrst day Of August next. for the purchase OF the
Land Scrip recsiFsd rom the United states for tbs
establishment Of an Ag ~icultural CoFsgs, or Col
l@sea, in the State Of Ohio. The Scrip comprises
$50 90 acres Of Hand.
No proposition Wiltbs received for lees than one
hundred and sixty acres.
Ifmore convenient, proposals may be made 70
the Auditor and Treasurer Of a0y county, who will
transmit the same TO the undersignsd.
JAS n. GOODMAN,
Auditor Il state.
g. VOLNEY D.RSEY,
Treasurer Of state.
WM. HENRY SMITH,
myI-232-ItaV seoretars Of STATE.
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4

SPRAGUE-GAR LOOK-At the Foster House in
Brighton, on the 9th inst by john B0eve, Esq Of
Brooklyn, Mr.. Calvia sprIgue and Misc sarah
Gariock Of Royslton.
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DIED.
AMUSEM

R0GERS-On July 6,h, 1865, OhsrleS W Rogers
Funeral at 3 O'Clock P. NJ. from $50 Lake sire t.
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INFORMATION WANrRD.-Lieutenant Ly-
man Bailey, of the 18th Ohio Battery, for
-e-iy clark for VIM. Melhinch, Esq, ofthis
cltyJ mas not been heard from IOr sevofsT
weeks, and it is feared that he persisted at
sea on his way home On a leave of absence.
He enlisted as 6 private In .~i4 battery at
the outbreak of the war, and had climbed
up to the command of the same. Since
leaving Raleigh, several weeks ago, for the
purpose of visiting his friends here and
elsewhe he has not been heard from.
News went back to the battery that he had
been washed off the deck of the steamer
name unknown-in the midst Of a storm,
and drowned.
A Lieutenant of the Sd Michigan Battery
informed some of the interested parties,
that he saw, some time since, a notice in
one of the New York papers, of the arrival
there of a steamer from NsWbern, N. c., on
board of which certain bag gage, mark
ed " Lieut. Lyman Bailey, 18th Ohio Bat
terry" had been found, and for which no
owner appeared. The suppOsitiOn was that
the owner had been swept off the steamer
AslsSeT GHs--G1 brother of the Lieu
tenant are living in this city anu If
course in terrible suspense, If any one can
give information concerning the fate Of
this officer, and will address the same to
VIM. Melhinch, Cleveland, Ohio, he will
confer q great favor Upon the friends of the
missing Lieutenant.
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NOTICE.-Engagemsnt OF the great English ar
JuiV 18th, for fear TIghts only- In consequence Of
ahs graf expense attending the ent Of
these ~aTtIstes, he prices iriu Be raised, with q view to
meeting the nso sSary outlay. as this will be the
on y opportunity OF seeing these famous heroes of
the Legitimate Drama in America, none will regret
the advance in price.
R5- Box Book now open, aud seats can be secured
for either night, or for the entire season.
TOMORROW BENEFIT OF MR.. JAMES LEWIS
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SLLK OF THE KEsHGN sTREEF FRuIr HoUsE.
We have neglected to notice the fact that
the Kinsman street fruit house, formerly
owned by Messrs. Nyce, shirk & Co., has
recently changed hands. Messrs Beck
with Brothers and BrOckway have purchas-
ed the building and lot, and will hereafter
run the institution. Mr.. shirk proposes
erecting q similar house, of so, 900 bushels
capacity in st. Louis. Prof. Nyce has Sc
cured q full patent upon his process of pre-
serving fruit, and can't help making a
mammoth fortune out of it. He has been
offered $50, 900 for his right in this country
alone, but of course he was not able TO see
in that light the sale of his life's one-ides.
CRY CouKcIL on TIE sOID1ERs' HoEE.-Ths
Council passed the following resolution at
its last meeting, which somehow slipped
from our report of the proceedings:
By Mr.. Townsend, That the Council re-
spectfully tender to the ladies in charge of
the Soldiers Home, in this city, their hear
ty thanks for the manner in which they
were entertained at the Home, on the 4th OF
July. rag-
Resolved, That the Council express their
high sense of qualification at the care snd
kind attention shown our wounded and dis
ebled soldiers, and at the neat condition Of
the Home and its surroundings, as well rs
the air Of comfort that pervsdes the estab-
lishment and all its appointments.
ReSolUed, That the Council avail them
selves of this occasion to express their
great obligations to the ladies, who have 60
faithfully labored in the Soldiers Aid So
ciety for the last four years, and now, when
the war is over, continue their labors %oflove,
kindness and tender care, by faithfully
caring for our country's defenders, without
reference to nationality or State boundary
lines, but caring for all alike who have been
engaged in their country's service.
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BOARD OF Trade DELEGI tbs TO THE DETROIT
CoNvEErIoH.-Ths follow ing is the complete
list of delegates appoint ed to attend the In-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES which will begin its
sessions in Detroit on the I1th inst.
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sew ADVERTIsEMENIs.

Academy Of Music-Al4ddin.
n. 7. Co.-FOr Chicago.
E. O. ROuso-sun Insurance Company.
Wm. Day-Wig Making.
GarretsoD I Oo-LooSl Notice.
Phflpott, Camp & Oo-CAbinet Makers Wsnted
R~obison-Pants and Vest Hands Want d.
Clark q Barbir-Ealesmen Wanted.
No. 90 Seneca street-Dvening to Let.
Merchants National Bank-Quarterly Report.
National City B~Ank-Quartoily RePOrt.
seeOnd National Bsnk-QuArterIy Report.
Commercial National Bank--Quarte ly Report
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Thrse Steamers were built expressly for the
Route; are fitted up with every care Tor the COM
fort, convenience and safety Of Passengers, and
provided with careful and efficient onlcers--
The is acknowledge TO be the hnest
for health and pleasure on he continent. The
Round Trip comp ises 3 distance OF about two
thousand miles, ana is full OF variety and interest,
which, with the cool and inYigorsting atmosphere,
renders it all that Is desirable Tor q summer tip Of
recreation aud pleasure.
ststo-rooms can be secured for the Round Trip,
and further information given, by applying to
ROBERT HANNA a o.,
funT.234 Cleveland, o.
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OIL CouETRY ITEMs.-The Oceanic Well,
No. 2, near the Parker Refinery, on Wat
sons Flats, was recently tubed, and COM
menced pumping almost Immediately after
ward. 1t is producing at mel rate of TWEEN
ty-6vs barrels per day, with q prospect of
a large increase as soon as the water is fair
ly exhausted. This we'll is directly oppo-
site the Continental. Fl
On the same Flats, one-third of mile
below the Borough, the GoriginGl Pstro-
leum Co." hold 100 acres in fee, on which
they have commenced fifteen wells, which
are in process of drilling AID completion.
Three of the wells are now producing from
ten to twenty-five barrels each per day.
C. D. Deshler, Esq, is the manager.
The "Kepler" Well, on the Guile Farm
ct the junction of Oil and Pine Creeks, has
lately been started up, and is now pro-
ducing fifteen barrels per day.
The United States Well, on Pithole Creek,
is now flowing at the rate of nine hundred
barrels per day, and the same eOmpany's
we'll, No. 2 and 8, producing, the former
two hundred and fifty barrels, and the lat
ter flowing at least three hundred barrelsj
the last two named wells have lately been
struck, and both have the sucksr-rods in.
When they are removed, it is thought that
the flow of oil from these wells will equal
that Of the United States.
H. 10. -aH@w4aa
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IIGrand Pleasure Excursion to Lake
EuperiOr.-The new, large, and elegant passen-
ger steamer Meteor, Thos. Wilson, Master, will
leave our doc Z, Monday, July 10Th, at 8 P. NJ. for
o grand Pleasure Excursion to Lake Superior.
The Meteor this trip will visit the north shore of
Lake Superior, boins aha extreme northern termi-
nus Of the Lake Superior route.
For freight and passage apply TO
GARRECSON 4 CO., Agents,
ir7.227 No. River streef. OleYaland. O.
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MOney-s,eady 1t 496 . Of for cali losns,
Sterling Exchange-Firm ct lOsN9io9H
in gold.
cold Scarcely 80 Arm, opening at 129Z. Go.
elining to lSsH, advancing 10 1888 and efosing at
1891. .-..-
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Rose q PrentlaSp FrOVIarOn Harkea Re
port
The following are the rates charged By N:
Hams-SugAr-cured premium haBs = m---.22
CHmVRssed Hams Do
Dried Bees
acknowledgements y D-.-s.-----.H
Smoked Sides 3 D-------~-.19
LRrd-Prime loaf kettle-rnd'd in bblaOc tEos.l9
Primo leaf kottle-rndrd In Kegs . D..2O
PORk-No. Imess B GO
Extra clear . bl...----..----..-...-- so co
~ HO extra charge made for packages or oarf-
ARo 70 railroad depOtg or boata- An HEtloles ART
warranted strictly print, and equal 70 anything II
he Stats. OFdsra promptly dlled.
ROSE 3
dalGB Nos. lG7. I4 and l4e Ontario EtrSss.
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"MKs. GRUNDY."-The proprietors of the
forthcoming comic paper, Mrs. GrNHdg, an
nounoe that the first number will appear on
the LIST of July. They promise that Mrs.
Grundy twill say a good deal about poll
tics, but nothing in the interest of party
that she will hold forth weekly (thOugh
powerfully upon men, manners and things;
f%ollies, foibles, snd faculties that she will
make a few pertinent remarks concerning
art, literature INC the drama; that she will
expose and scOurge charlatanism and un-
worthy pretence in all vacations; that she
will ever raise her voice in favor of truth
and right, and against injustice and false
hood that she will occasionally "drop int
poetry in q friendly manner"
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TEE TWENTIETH BATTsRY.-The Mayor re-
ceived the following dispatch yesterday
morning:
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THE GREAT SPECTACLE.
EVERY ONE SHOULD SEE IT.
A A D DINI
Oh, THE W0R DERTUL LAMP.

FR1DAT evening, July 18th, will be repro 'uoec
for the last time, the grand spectacular Drama
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sEWINc MACHINES.
pYEINc.
NREDERIOK OYRIAX

FREDERICK 0YRIAX,
French Fancy steam Dye works ar
Cleaning establishments,
RelYidero Farm, Bast cleveland, AID
80 Seneca Street.
OFFIoE-IO4 Seneca st., cleveland, D.
1 mean 20 make this the BEST YE-HOUSH IN
THE WEST and shall spare no effort % give Iat-
bfaetiOn.
L call the especial attention Of Gentlemen to he
IMPROVED FRENCH STYLE
OF Cleaning or Reducing OF mAds-up Garms1ts
mhGT
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3. B. Halls, Banker,
AND
IS GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
III Superior Sc.

1NIeEHTNV0 EN11ENIN W
GT $40 PER CENT. AND IO-40 NATToHAL
LOAN
[~Oommission allowed to SubsoribeEr.I
~ 8. Bonds Of 1881, sos, IO-40s, Treasury
Notes, and all other Government Securities pur.
chased and for sale on the most faTorAbl terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada money boueut
and sold at best rates, Deposits received and Col
Lotions made ct all accessible points. Unourrent
funds converted At lowest rates. ReVenue Stamps
for sAls- ooG
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The goth Battery. 40 men, has reached
Louisville, and will leave tnero HT oH3F
Cleveland at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
F. A. MARBLE, Private Secretary.
The battery will probably arrive herethis
morning.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-07
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