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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-29
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MOOreS Rural New Yorker.
VOLUME XVII, FOR 1866.

TINS famous Agricultural, Horticultural Iilerai-
end Family Newspaper enters upon its seventeenti
| Year and Volume in January. For many year
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Sale OF
Government Property
AT AUCTION.
w ED N &c sDAx

Ha+stANA klAhAAhAtetEth tlllNEs
OLAHSsvlLIE, TENS !
L WILL SILL an PCBLIC AUCTlON, IN THE
CIV o. Nlarksyiilo, Ienn-, the following 6oveEn.
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D. D. Denton g. Co.,
City Steam Bakery, and
Candy Mandatory, 6
and 8 Broad Street.
Dealers can be sup
piled on short notice
with everything in our
Line, made by ourssl-
YES.
Special attention Civ
en- to Crackers and Can
dy. Also Bread, Cakes,
Sc, sc.
D. d. DENTON. ". HUNTINGTON
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BRICK YARD,

tie ong'hg 20 TIE above premises Coufaining shont
sores Compeient lgdES pronounce the clay q
superior qualify for Uyicll msking.
This property is sIfusfed nasrthe terminus OF TIE
- "a Nashville Railway The ne iehborhooa is W.
sNoepeonaole. and the soil is uuususlly rich Snd
Proeu-aFs There issE ex elient spring n the I'M
CT water.
something TO eat snd sonothingto -, Will be on
dsy o. ssle
AHls s'ie Vli = positive and without reserye. We
ssaIe z public thst no by oidding VII b. permit.
Terms made known "a day q sale.
noFlo-iS W. MATT. BROWN 4 co.
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New Theatre.

New Theatre.
ooESER OF UNION AID SUMMER sTREKTL
Mlailf = utlEa ..lie--e.
E-1MLN " lGlll Aoliia ~ -aaef
=. = = pilEA-----..----- .----.-- les.'lref-
-s-ae
Positively the lssi might Of the great Feaisn DANA
ArrRh-na-PoGue.
Wednesday Evening, November 29lh, $50,
" ID Be produced Tor The last tine
AFI-NA-POGUE.
.I f. McnONOUGH.
Arral----,. -------,-..-.-7 aa eiimuerSuhl.
Friday Essning- Beue6t Of Sophia GimaerEuhu. m
The besuGiul dFarra q Cclleea BaFn-
Dur ug the engagement OF these tslented sitsts.
seats nay Re seclred three dags in adysuce.
Free Last EnhrelY suspended
NorICE-CHASsE o. TmE,-On ald 81 or HIoniav,
October on, te doors wiz be opened a. d1S o'clock
the curian Wiuri a. p = precisely.
scale Of Prices
FriTato boNcs.-.--.st9 40 Dress Crc.e......T5cts.
...- sol Paruuetre. -. -5-rs.
orchestrs Cha rs. 90 Gallery --...--..-.--5ets.
Co-onell Viliety --.'.--.--.-. alct--
Ha5-Seats can b. secured 81 the Thestro from 10
A. M. 'ill p. m, without OK "a chsrge.
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'sinyey the last night of the great Fenisn DANA
ArrRh-na-Pogue.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
SENATE.
WEBSEsDaE, Nov. %.

HHfAa-tAAf NV
Senate met at O'Clock, am.
Mr.. Frazier, Of Wilson, offered Senate
Joint Resolution No. "a, That the Comp
noller be authorized and instructed 70 take
IN the notes Of the Fres Banksy aud return
he bonds for the amount 50 taken IN, when
ever called on il accordance with the laws
nov IA existence. Adopted.
House Joint Resolution No. I25. To adj
journ on the 10th Of December, and NEE,
again on the sth day Of Janusry next, wa.
concurred in.
Mr.. seuter offered Senate Joint Resolution
No. p, requesting the Congress Of the Uni.
ted States 70 rebuild the Strawberry Plain
high School, Jefferson county, Tenn. oecu.
pied and destroyed BY the Nstidhal troops
Mr.. Spence offered an amendment thai
TIE provisions Of this resolution shall apply
10 an schools m the State destroyed under
similar circumstances. Accepted
Inc resolution, as amended, was then
Mr. Senter introduced Senate Bill No. 2II.
The set requiring certain insurance compa-
MES IN this State 10 deposit $4,000 in Ten
nessee, SIX per cent. bonds with the Comp
lroller, be SC amended that the sum Of $40, ,
Gee may be depos ted with, and received BY
the Comptroller IN O. S. bonds, and shall
be considered as valid security as the bonds
Of Tennessee. Passed first reading.
Mr.. TIimble introduced Senate Bill No.
2lz, To increase the capital stock Of the
South Nashvilie Gas Light Company 70
$500. 600. Passed first reading.
Mr. Frazier, Of Knox, introduced Senate
Bill No. iz3, To establish bank &C Knox
vile. Passed first reading.
Senate Resolution referring Special Mes
sage No. Of the Governor TO the Franchise
Committee was adopted.
Adjourned TO q. IN. tomorrow.
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FINANCIAL & COMMkRCIAL.


o.
sAIuA0AT ASHAlAe' Jay l. 1850.
Inc movement OF the bulls on Friday IN forcing
tne to-day OF contracts IN gold maturing
before Wednesday, failed Of the Object in view,
that OF largely advA' cling tbs premium, which was
thought 70 be insViiabie ffOn the scarcity OF cab
goia Known 70 sxi'E The bears however, hal 70
q large degree headed on the movement by proYid'
ing themselves before hand with the means nectI-
ssry 70 meet their engagements and those Who
we're not Inns tOroAFmed' fOuEd free lenders at q
oomParAtvoly favorable rate The result was .
deohne instead OF the looked ior advance N Premi-
um' the price closing this afternoon at l4OA- Inc
shPmsntot specie "-a@y Am0uaIea 70 only sS9'-
w. me governments payments OF lnNrea1 Eiu %
Asto LAS0a ABOUT TWO AunuESu anu MY lhous
ana aoiiAIs day-
To-day being the nrst Of the month considerable
aeuuty was e4P'rleneed A. inc DAnks IN ihe set-
tlsmSnt OF monthly Balances but no essential A.
terAtion q Inc none&statos was theetsd' and We
can note no enange IN the market. Inc demsna
Tor discounts Is only moderate exchange eontin-
ues nrn 81 par ouJipg ana q premium seihog.
In cur general mSrAe" To-Day business was hsht,
The d'mAnd for Flour is confined to the wants Of
the local and Interior Jade' and movements are
consequently only In mail lots Wheat opentd
irregular this morning and ruled 50 during the
greater Por'on OF He oAy' Out hhaly became
rather more steady at q concession ole. Corn was
Vithout sale ana eksed nominal Oais were very
quiet and nehanged-
Provisions are steady ana the demand ior hamS
and Dried Beef continues active. Pork Is rather
quiet t5e demand Seips entire9 rom ths HAoe'
LArd WAS without reported sale to-day.
Produce was quiet There WAS less inquiry noted
sor Pntt., "a dav hat Driess ,ulad ,te.ag Ryos
are scarce anu n iaH request u our qlOtatlons
below. The demaBf for Cheese Is quite active and
in excess Of the supply, the receipts being very
limited.
HighEinss continue dull, and the advance de-
manded by holders yesterday was not maintained
today, small 50 e being made to-. az at S2,O9@
2OS. closing with a rather hrmer feeling
The inquiry for Petroleum 10 reported fair and
improyip9. ana the market rules finn At our qao.
tations.
The Groosrv market during the past week has
ruled steady, ana closed to-day without chance in
Fr.daf.soo4
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CIeveIand MhoIesale Market.
ON LIBERAL R

Cleveland Wholesale Market.
SATURDAY EvIETEs, July 1, 1858.
Freights-The following arc the rates by Lake
Gtsaml and Rail from this port to New York and
Boston. All Rail rates are five cents higher.
To New YOrk.-Fint class 95,; Second class:
77oi Third class Zoe Fourth class: 400. Flour,
800.
To BOstOn.-Firut class: Sl,Os; Second class
$50; Third class: 100; Fourth class: 45o. Flour:
600.
FIOur-Dul. Sales loo bbIu good Xxx red at
$3.50.
Wheat-Opened Irregular and closed lower
Sales we're: 100 bu No. 1 Wabash red from store at
Sl,S6; 1880 bu do do at SI,35; 1850 bu do do a,
SI,S4H; 1000 bu No. red from store at I,Is; 1000
bu and 4 cars DO do at s1,Is; 1 car No. 2 white
from store at sI,S5.
COrn-Nsglsoted. There we're no transactions
reported to-day, and We can only quote nominAIIy
At 62955c-:hs latter an extreme price for very
choice No. 2.
Oats-VOry quiet, but steady. Sale 1 car from
store at Sc.
RYe-WIthOut sale and nominal.
B-arleY-InsetiVs and nominal.
POrk-ouIst. Held at $500 for eity-packsd
Mels and $500 for do Clear.
Lard-MNkst steady at zoe In Kegs and 100 In
tIeEcss for oity-rsndersd ) eountry-rsndered Ice.
Smoked Meats-Market steady, and demaud
aetiEe. Sales $500 bs sugar.eured hams, eanyassed,
at 28ei 1000 Rs plain-cured hams, eanvassed, Q1e;
eco bs dried beef, eanYEssod, at zoe. Shoulders Ice
oanVAssed and Ice uneanyassed; Bacon Sides lsc.
Beef-Oity Ness held at $1,000. with light de-
mand.
BUTTERFLIES active to-day, but market STEADY
ct 2Io for choice Western Reserve.
Cheese-In good demand, scarce aad fra at
IO011o, the outside figure for prime lots.
EEEs-scGres; demand moderate. Sales bbIs
at 22c, and 4 bblB at 221c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dull. Small sales at
S2,Ol99,Oa closing hrner.
AIeohOI-HArkst quiet, but hrmer Held at
A,Os0A,l2 for % per cent. Neutral Proof Spirits
q 2O09,26. Cologne spIrits, 90 per cent, S4,22.
PotrOle1m-In more inquiry and steady
Held at 6Go for rehned in rOund lots 6s97Ce for
trade lots.
Lake Fish-1n good steady demand at IN
changed prices. Sales 80 half bls Whitehsh At IS, 100;
IS half bbls PieksroI at $500; 20 half bbs Her
rIpg at $50; 10 half bbls Trout 1t S7,75,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-03

NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE CONVENTION.
The second annual convention Of the
principals and teachers Of Bryant, Strstton
& Co.'s Business College, will be held in
Chicago, opening on the 11th inst. The
object of these conventions is the discus.
sion of the many questions of interest and
an interchange of ideas, touching COM
mercial education, noting progress, &c.
The principals of the Eastern division
and their friends leave Buffalo, in q splen-
did steamer, on the evening Of the 4Eh,
stopping at Cleveland, Detroit and Mil
Wsukee for the representatives of these col
leges, thus making a tour of the lakes.
which at this season OF the year cannot
fail of being delightful. Much good win
necessarily follow as g result of these
annual gatherings, and VIC predict for 'The
an unsurpassingly successful fu-
ture.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-03

READER OF TIE DECLARATION OF IEDEPHE-
DESoE--We are glad to learn that Mr..
Evelyn Evans has accepted an invitation
to read the Declaration of Independence at
the celebration here tomorrow. A better
choice could not have been made. Mr..
Evans is one of the best e~lOcutionists we
have had the pleasure Of hearing.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-03

H by IELGdhARHsl
CO1tOn-Duli and dropping. Fales at 4s944c
for middling.
F~lOur-Opened quiet and closed dull and So
lower.
Sales at IS 7Oa5 IS for extra state; 81 as for
for common to good shipping bands extra rOand
hoop Ohio.
Wbisky-DsoidodIy higher. Sales at 50 Os
50 10 for western
Opened STEADY for Milwaukee. Sales
at 81 IS for winter ned western, and 81 42Al A
for amber Michigan.
Hye-Quet.
Hariey-Dull.
COrn-Dull aud 1c lover. Sales at ss9Tse for
unsound; 7fl77e for sound mixed WsstsrB.
Oats Dull and dropping. Sales at 73975o for
western.
Rice-Dull.
~COfIee-Dull.
Sugar Qulet Cuba MuscoVado IIaI2Zo.
H"OIasses-Dull.
WOOl-Dull.
HOps-Qulst.
PetEOleum-Duli, heavy and nominal.
Psrk-A little hrmer.
saies at ga ST1%9z5 90 for new meas, closing At
So 70 for CASH SO C0923 so for 1851 do; SIS 90
GO 90 Tor prime moss Also 1000 bbls new mess,
sellers option, for July, At S2l 25@24 90.
Reef-Dull at lO9l4 for plain mess, and l2slcc
fer extra mess.
Lard-Qulet at I5%619c.
hutter-Qnist at z0@2se for Ohio, and RTa36o
for State.
O~heese-Dul at 9@I5o.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-03

COKvALEscExE.-Thsm man who was injured
on Friday by being buried under g pile of
earth, while engaged in excsvasing for
q sewer between st. Clair and Oregon
streets, on Erie, as noticed in our issue of
Saturday morning, is Daniel Higgins, ret
siding on West River street. When taken
out from under the earth, DR.. Conlan was
called TO attend him, and very soon re-
stored him 10 consciousness, and by sub
sequent treatment has 50 far relieved him
as to be able to pronounce him GONZALES
cent.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-03

WILL PLAY ON r FOURTH.-Fire Engine
companies Nos. 4 and 5 win play on the
Public Square atthree O'Clock on the Fourth
Our country friends will have an opportu-
nifty of seeing in full operation one of the
most useful and indispensable of "modern
i-,rovap,a,Fa
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-03

PERsoNAL-Chief Justice Chase spent the
Sabbath in this city, the guest of Hon, R.
G. Parsons. Our citizens have generally
desired that this distinguished gentle
men would spend the Fourth here, but
he will not remain over that day.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-03

WESTERN MUsICAL WoRLD.-Messrs. Brain
ard 4 Son, of this city, publishers Of the
above excellent ,usical monthly periodical,
send US the July number, which contains
several choice pieces of new music, beside
interesting miscellany of reading mat
tar
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-03

PLEASURE EXCURSION TRIP OF THE PEwAB1c
To-NIGHT.-This splendid steamer will leave
the dock of GnrretsOn & Co., at eight O'Clock
this evening, on a pleasure excursion trip
TO Bayfield, and LaPointe. A band of music
will he on hoayd
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-03

CHALLENGE AcGEPTED.-John W. Coon, for
fnerly Of this city, now of Milwaukee, has
accepted the challenge of Melvin Foster,
Cd New York, to play a match game
Of billiards in Chicago for $500. The
game will come off within sixty days.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-03

ODD FELLOWS AEEIvERsAKY,lThe Ohio
Lodge, IlsS G. Q. o. of o. F., will celebrate
their Ninth Anniversary by holding a fes-
sval at Chsss's Hall, Tuesday ftO-mOrrOw)
evening. It will be a very pleasant Occs-
sion,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-03
RER ADVERTIaEmEnrn

Academy Of Music-Alsddin.
Rob't Hanna 4 Color Lake Superior.
Malone, Petit q CO.-FOr Lake Superior.
Taylor, GriSEold 4 Oo.-Reduced Prices.
Raymond, Love & Co. Dwelling to Let.
M. B. stevers-POrtsbls Engines for saIe.
Found-POckst-bOOk.
Morrison FOster-sAfs for Sale.
B. s. GTeen-Agents Wanted.
B S ereen-ro Returned Soldiers.
The Cricket Mateh-LOcal Notice.
De. seelye's Catarrh Remesy-LooaI HotIoS.
HOstetter's BittsTs-LoosI Notice.
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BUFFALO M~AKKET-JuIy L.

LBN TELsGRAPH.l
F~lOur-Dull.
Wheaf-HeaVy and Inactive.
COrm-Dun and drcopfug buVers boIdinO oF
for lower prices.
Oats-rendsncy for demand.
Rye-Hominal.
BarIeY-NominAl.
Whishy-Tirmer with an improved reauest.
Canal EreiRbts- Steady. To New York
Wheat l5o. corn 80, oats SIC.
Lake l~mpOrts--Flour AO8O bbIs. what
$50 bu, corn 81 ,O45. oats II, 248.
canal ENpOrts-FIOur ~ bbls, wheat 65.-
2lO bui corn 7s,T7O, oats 81, $50, rye 200.
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MARRIED.

DREW-LEWIs.-In this city, ct St. Johu's
Church, June 2sIb, By the Rector, Rev. Lewis Bur.
ton, Nj. Samuel Adams Drew, Of franklin, Pa,
and Miss "ninA" E, youngest daughter OF O..
Lewis, Esq Of Cleveland. No cards.
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Chicago MARHEr-.JuIv 1.

by Telegraph
FlOuF-DDu.
Nhent-Quiet and declined 10. Sales at 81 o.
81 Oi@ for No. 1, and 9Oc Gr Nc 2
Corn-FiTm Sales at 6S%a54o for No. l, anF6I
a5i<o for No. 2.
bats Quiet and dellined 10. Sales at 4sal2H.
HighWines-Actiys at 50 co.
keecipts-Flour, $500 bbls; wheat. 81 1000 br.
corn, l62.OOO; oats 5000.
shiPments--bb ls -four; $1,000 bu wheat;
$4,000 sorn, ~, 900 oats.
frefgh1s Quiet at SIC on corn 70 RuFalo-
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FLAGS, FLAGS, FLAss.-Muslin flags, from
5 inches to feet in length, varying in
price from 8 to IS cents each. Silk and
bunting flags constantly on hand.
G.. W. CRowELL & Co.
jy1;225 1877 Superior sire OF.
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FOURTH OF july.
Two Grand Perfornanc . or
ALAnntN
ODD PILLOWS ANNIVERSARY
LOCAL NOTICES.

The Cricket Match botvoen the Single and
Married Of OeVslSnd, will be played tomorrow,
9Th July, on the old Fair Ground, Kinsman street.
Wiekels will be pitched at half past IL P. NJ. Sides
will be chosen on the ground. JyS2 S
: Attention Co. a., 20th o. ~. G.-In pur.
5uanoe Of orders from Regmental Head Quarters,
you are hereby ords; ed 70 appear At the Armory,
July 4th, at 8 o e'ook A. D., armed and equipped
as the Law directs, for one days regimtntal mus
muster. By Order, J. B. PARSONS, LIST ssrg't.
July sit;
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MARINE NEWS.
OF CLEVELAND.

EETERED.-JUzH 3O-JUEgL
Stmr Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit
Btmr City OF Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Pop PeTabie, Mckay, OntOnsgon
Prop st. Louis, WOcdWorlh, Buffalo
Prop Ontario, Shaver, Ogdensburgh
Prop Atlantic, Pratt, Buffalo
sehr s L Kobe, Howard, Detroit
sehr Correspondent jeffrey, Buffalo
Schr D s Couch, Maddox, Detroit
schr b y Post, Chapman, Toledo
CLEARED.-JUm so-JuLYI.
stmy Morning Star, viger, Detroit
Stmr City OF Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Ontario, Shaver, DetTOit
Prop Atlantic, Pratt, Buffalo
Prop Sc Louis, WOODWORK, Obicsgo
Prop Ti0ga, 81 son, Duskirk
Schr J = Gard, Judson, MArquette
Sehr King 5istors, Norton, Chicago F.
scoW Ii1e Rock, FaEgher, Port HOPE
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81
OADEMY OF NUsIO,


PRIOES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Oirols and PArqustte 80 cents; Secured Seats
% Dress Circle, Is cents Fsnily Circle, so eentsi
Gallery. IS osnts PrfEats Boxes, s6 md S.
Single seats in Private Boxes, u.
- OOlOred persons will, under no ctrcumstAl-
oes, be permitted 70 occupy SEATS IN any other por-
ton ofthe housa, save the GALLERY. AdmissioR 80
Doors open ct 7. Curtain rises ct 8.
Re production Of the Monster spectacle Of
1
MONDAY evening. July 81, VIII be Reproduced,
by general desire, the grand Drama called
DI Nj.
On, TIE W0ADERTUL LAMP.
FOURTH OF July,
Two Grand Psrfor1nanc ) Of
ALADDIN
At 8 O'Clock afternoon and 81 evening.
NoTIoE -BngAgemsnt Of the great English ar
tistes, Mr.. and Mrs. OHAS. KEAH, co nmencipg
July l2th, for four sights oalys Eneonssquenoe Of
the great ezpAnse attending the engagement Of
these ~artistes, the prices l5iH be raised, with 3 view to
meeting the nscs sSAry outlay. IS this will be the
on , opportunity OF seeing these famous heroes OF
the Legitimate Drama In America, none viii regret
the advance in price. s-a
no COX Book new opeu, and seais can be secured
for either night, or for the entire season.
odd FELLOWS ANNIVERSARY.
Chic odgs, Ilss G. o. o. Of o. F., will Gale
brAte their 18th snniverssVy by holding . festival
at On ase's Hall on Tuesday evening, July 4hi 1865.
Adhesion IS cents. tulIl:224St
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-03

Our pains sre real things, snd al
Our pleasures but fAntAsticAIi
Diseases Of their Owl accord,
But cures come difficult and hard"
Yet all Who have ever tried it. say DR.. D. II SEQ
Iye's Liquid OaLarTb Remedy nsver fails to FsmoVs all
pains, aches and troubles arising from OstArrh dr..
heulties. TRY IT. JJs.Rs
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PLEASURE

VI EXCURSION TO LAKE sU- ~
PERI0R.-The new staunch >
elegant steRmer IR0NsIDF GNnt.gD 4 n T1r.
ner, with an excellent B. ss1 md strinT Rand on
goaIuI mni le9'e Sie' fAnd on q Grand Pleasure
diass naints III, >dnte, Bayfield, and all interme-
Snneror g. 1teTest on the South Shore OF Lake
~ asoi ~ a oar Dock, on Wednesday, 18th
81 3 o'o''L /. M.
." e Rooms can be secured for the round trip,
I'D all necessary infO3 nation obtained, by apply
Ing to MALONE, PETIT B Co.
iup30-2E7 I27 and 129 River street.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-03

A New York dispatch Of this evening says;
There Is AhOat on the Canals, destined for tide
water, including shipments ending to day for four
teen days from Buffalo aud niue daJs from OsWt 60,
4,194 bbls h5ur; st7,397 bu WHEAT 932,632 bush
corn 7s7,Ts5 bush cats; 4,eO6 bu barley $500
bu rye.
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DENTISTRY.
.WRTHI 3 TEETH


do Do NJ UNNLHUI0
Late Of the firm Of HALETwELI & DAErELs Il
still at his old established Dental Boomss corner Of
Ontario street and Public Square, making those
valuable gems, Artificial Teeth, at the old prices
before the var. An Upper or Lower Set from SO
20 SIS. All work warranted aDihH4
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-03

y. z. Money Market-JuIy L.
IBY FELEGRAPH.I
MOney-Rules quite easy at 395 q ct. for cal
loans.
Sterling ExehanEe-Nominal at l0S%9109
in gold for bankers bl 8
GOId-Less active aud scarcely 10 firm opening
at IA, declining to 1871, and closing At 14O5.
Government Stocks "A shRie Grmer.
Total exporis Of specie to dag, SJ9,60O.
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~ OitlBsns WiEhing conveyance to either Of ths
above TniIB or BOste, will b called for By Coaches
OF Seeveng' 0mnibus Line. By leaving thsir address
1t the Omnibus Omos, 14T Superior strost, nsxt
door 70 the Wsddsl House.