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ToNsoRIAL
TRIUMPH OF ART.
Wig Making and ladies' Hair Dressing
VIM. DAY, As Public square,
HAS ALL THE LATEST INVENTIONS IN WIS WORK.

SEE THE ILLUSION WIg-It hta to a charm.
CURL5-FREHCH NATURAL BlNGLErS-
Jus received fdiree) a lsrge quantity Of this beau
tiful hair. Ladies please call, examine and see for
yourselves.
SWITCHES AND BRAID-AI largo and veil
selected stock always on hand.
WATERFALLS, BUTTERFLY BOWS, EU-
GENE BOWS and FRAHCd HEAD-pREssEs,
made by the advertiser equal to those imported.
- Ladies' ovn B-aids made into any Of the
above without injury 20 switch
Ladies' Hair Dressing, Curling and Hair Catting
doae In the latest and most prevailing styles
HAIR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. attention paid 70
this branch of the bugiuesa. The best OF Dye used.
D AND COLD BATHS always ready. The
best bathing apartments ia the CITY. jl7
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ALARMING RELLPsE.--We were informed
yesterday moor by Surgeon General Barnes,
that Governor BrOugh experienced a serious
relapse in the forenoon, and strong fears
we're expressed that he could not outlive the
day. We hope to be able soon to repOrthis
svmntoms favorable.
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To BE PA1D oFF.-Ths Ssth o. v. I. will
be paid off in camp to-day. Let the boys
be on the lookout for sharpers and land
sharks. The city is full of this graceless
frsternity, and they will watch every
chance to gOuge out of the paid-Off veto
rams their hsrd-earned greenbacks.
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If you wish to find an elegant assortment
of gentlsmen's furnishing goods, neck ties,
scarfs, uniques, butterflies, &C., &C., go to
Mott & HRight's, No. 1876 Bank street, OPP
pOsite the Weddsn House, julyIs:2sO
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Mott & Haight have this day received a
large invoice. of white and brown linen
shirts of the finest quality, which they are
now prepared to offer to the public at sur
prisingly low prices. Call and see them.
No. 1876 Bank street, opposite the Weddell
House. july18:23O
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PAD OFF.-The 124th Regiment was paid
off yesterday. The streets were lively with
CAV uniforms and bran new citizens clothes
Just bought by the privates. The officers
were social, convivial, hilarious, red-faced
and full of-soda water.
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cleveland wholesale Market.

Tuesday 1WHUlNG- JmlE
- EnehaeeH y Lake
EEsfS3hSf ksii hon this port to New York and
Boston. All Rail rates are i've cents higher.
To New York.-First class 600; Second class:
77ci Third class 100; Fourth class: 4Oo. Flour,
800.
To BOston.-First class: sI,Os; Second elsas;
ssc; Third class: 100 Fourth class: 45o- Flour:
200.
FIOur-In better request and STEADY. salss Of
200 bbls good Xxx red at $3.50; 100 bbls choice do
do at 81, 10; 90 bbls Xxx white at 1926.
Wheat-Bore active and better. SAILS after
report last evening OF 1000 bu No. 2 red from store
at 81, 9. and COCO b1 do do at $3.50; to day 700
bu No g red from store at si,sl 3 cars No. l red
from store at Sl,5s.
COrn-DuI. No sales reported and market
nominal.
Oafs-Iu more demsnd ard very Irregular
Sales 2 cars at SOC, 8 cars at $50, 5 cars at 5Se-arI
from store; 2 cars on'traok at 53c.
BaFIey-InAotivs and nominal.
Rye-Nominal at Soc.
POrK-Firm at $500 for city packed mess;
sS2,O 90 for do clear. Sales 20 bbls mess st the quo-
tation.
Lard-Firm. sa'ss 200 Bs city rendered in
barrels st 2lc.
Smoked Meats-C.ty cured firm and in good
demand. We quote: sugar-ouIed hams, can
Vasssd, 26o; plAin-cured hams, eAnvassed, 2io;
dried beef oanvass.d, zoe; shoulders 1so for can
yasssd and Ito for uncanvassed bacon sides 19o.-
Sales 1890 Ds Hugar-cured hams at the quota
ton.
Beef-CIty Mess held at sIs,eO, with light de-
mAnd.
Butter-Demaud fair and the market steady
at Gle for choice Western Reserve; Is920c for good
Western Reserve.
Eggs-In good demand and steady at 2392io.
Cheese-Qulet. Prices steady at loGl4O as per
quality.
HtghWines-Tirmer end in more demand
Sales 50 bblS at s2,Os, closing at s2,os@2.O5.
AIeOhOI-steady. Held at s4.OGa4,l2 for %
per cent. Cologne Spirits, csc per cent, S422.
Neutral Proof Spirits 81 2Os9,25.
PafrOIeum-Ths demand continues active,
and the market is steady at 6s966o for round lots
refined; 67G6sc for small lots d..
Lake Ftsh-Continue in fair demand at IN
changed prices, but in very light supply. We
quote: Whitsash, $780, Plekerel $500; Herring
$500 Trout sT,T5.
Dried AppEes-In good demand ard quo
tabIy unchanged. Sales $50 bbls at Sc, and pay
for packages.
F~eathers-In demand at 75c . u for nice live
geese.
saIt-steady. Held at ta.25 for Finsi $3.50
for Coarse.
Ale and P-nrtar-BArkat stsady. We quosa
- follow Present Use * Ale SO; Stock XXI
S14,CO; KSnnsts sl8,OOi Pale Oream 81; Porte.
~. Half and quarter barrels In proportion.
Water Lme-OsWego and Akron held at
S2,0.
PIasten-"POusu'S" land plaster 5000 per
ton; Oalcln0d $500 o Dbl.
HOps-FiEm. Nov York stats 45950o, accord
ing to quality Ohio $4,000.
MaIt-stssdy. Barley Malt held st $40 Per
bushel.
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The gallant boys of BUR Ohio regiments
express themselves delighted with the
treatment received by our citizens. All
should call at Davis Oak Hall to get their
clothing-it is the largest and best empOri-
um in the city.
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SOCIETY," FOR THE PRoTEcTIOE OF AMERICAN
ISDUsrRY.-Ths Cleveland manufacturers
and business men generally who are inter-
ested in the protection of American pro.
ducts of every kind, have organized them
selves and formed what is TO be known asa
Society for the Protection Of American In
dustry. The object of the society is to edu-
cate the people up TO the conviction that
the doctrine of a protective tariff is, or
should be, an essential and sll-impertsnt
feature of American policy.
The following gentlemen were recently
chosen officers of the Society:
President-A. B. Stone.
Secretary-J. E. Williams.
> Executive Committee-A. B. Stone, H. B.
Payne, A. Pope, W. B. Castle, D. P. Rhodes.
The Society will use the Office of the
Cleveland Rolling Mill Company, No. 1Os
Water Street, as their headquarters.
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"HUE-EI-Do-RI."-a. NJ. Griswold, Esq,
rePeaic% mis- lecture, "Hun- ki-dO-ri," in
the gymnasium of DR.. seeleye's Water Cure
last evening. He had q good house, n OF
course he tickled them sll-suficiently.
Bound OvER.-James Orr, hotel keeper IN
Crestline, who was brought here seVeral
days ago charged with counterieltlng' WIS
examined yesterday before Commissioners
White, and bound over in bail of S5,OOO' ior
his appearance at The next term OF court
In default of bail he vast sent to jail.
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RANDOLPH, PoRTAGE, County,
LIZ LII lQRE


That Music SfAND.-Those persons who
went out to hear "Hun-ki-do-ri ri" last night,
unnyJ refIsnZ
able thing the city afforded in the amuse-
ment line, ma0o mig calculation. The
music stand erected approxiuasoly near the
northeast corner of the Park, by the Com
mittee on Public Buildings, provoked a
witty passage, nay, q series of witty pas
ssges in the City Council last night, which,
we suppose, has not been equalled since the
palmiest days of Cervantes. 1t is certain
that neither Swift, Hood, Holmes, nor any
Of the moro modern wits, alive or dead,
have ever conceived or written of anything
so supremacy, ridiculously funny as the de-
bate concerning said music stand. One
dignifed members timber, f%scile, adven-
turous fancy and soaring Imagination avail
ed TO reach 30 high a point that the muses.
IN their own heaven supplied him so su-
premely felicitous q phrase, in designation
or description of said stand, as a "salt
box" Like the dastardly bird that
let fall, according to the fable, a
tortoise on the bald pate of the poet
Eschylus, this audacious member dropped
that weighty phrase upon the unprotected
heads of the members of the offending
Committee. and the general 'sqush" of
brains was the only tragic feature to mar
the hilsrity of the occasion. Humor, witty
~rstort, sarcasm, mock sentiment, carbonic
acid repartee, and various other qualities of
wit were poured out there like water, for
the space of ten minutes, dog cheap, like
buncombe on the Fourth of July.
We see we can't give any adequate nc
ton, to others, of the scene, and so we quit,
with the single remark that such perfect
abandon of humOr, such a reckless, prodi-
gal sling of wit and fun, lave not been seen
on this earth since Cervantes trotted out
Don Quixote and sancho Panza on ROsi-
mantle and psPPle.
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DIarrhea and Dysentery-We have ex-
aminod q great number o~fletterI from some Of the
most prominent citizens Of Cincinnati and COVing-
ton, ETC., speaking ia the highest terssof DR.
strlckIsnd's Anti-ChOlera Mixture for the cure o
diAr1hoea and dysenterg. The letters are too long
to publish. Mr. Woods, Of Oovington, says he
was pronounced incurable by the bost doctors In
Cincinnati, and one bottle Of DR. stdoFlAdd's Anti
Cholera Mixture effected q permanent cure after
suffering for months with the worst form Of diAr-
rhOea and dysontery. For sale by Druggists.
BENTON & DHNHAM, Agents, Cleveland, o.
my6:R6
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Mott q Haight, No. 1856 Bank street, have
just received a large assortment Of Silk, Linen and
Oanbris handkerchief Of every description, which
they are now offering at reduced prices. Call and
examine their stock before purchsling elsewhere.
JplS:23O
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Soldiers, the place to buy your clothing is
at Davis, Petxotto & Co.'s Oak Hall, corner
Superior and Water streets.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-19

Clothing of every style, shirts, and all
kinds of furnishing goods, at Davis Oak
Hall-the best place for a soldier to get his
unfit.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
IBT TELEGRAPH.
Hy,u Van IrIv IL TQc5

NEW YoRk, July Is, 1865.
The total gales Of Beeves foot up $40 for the
Week. $3.50 Of which Wsrsfold at AlleriOn's, mostly
on Monday. Owing 10 9 Hight supply LAST Essk snd
cool weather, thee numbers, thocgh seemingly
large, we're not Sufficient to carry down the prices
from the high figures Of 3 week ago, and al tho
stock was taken at l2HAl7Zc. mostly az liRtte-
The average being atont l41Sc. Several o. the
droves were Of a superior quality, some Of which
averaged fdlly l6o.
OoTs are selling slowly st former prices.
Veal calves are selling quickly ct 9alle, generally
at IOc, fulOts. A few selected extra fat, sell at l25.
Sheep and lambs are doing better. Some fall
plcEed lots are selling at 70. but take lots though,
and It requires gOcd stock TO bring exc, and fair
sheep to command t.. Lambs AEe 10 request Al 10
IlTehoEs are selling at nHsllNe for distllsy
and u%l2Hc for corn led
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\. z. Money M~Arket-JuIY IS.
icy FELEGRAPH.l
MOney-Firmsr with fair business doicg at 8
per cent for call loans.
Sterling ExehAnEe-Dull ct lCsZ9l09 In
gold and hrst elaSs bills.
6OId-A shade hrmer, openiOg at l4S, snd
closing at l4s5s.
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COEOERT.-A musical entertainment was
given at the Ursuline Convent, Euclid
street, last evening. We were not able to
attend because of the City Council. That
body was invited, but as it did not breakup
until nearly eleven O'Clock, whereas the
musical exercises commenced at eight, We
suppose the fair ~srtistes were snug in bed
before the tardy arrival of the city sages.
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Now York stock naEket-JuIy IS

New York stock aArket-JuIy 5
TBT FELEeRAPH.l
Governments stOebE-Aa% lower.
United States skies Five-tWenTles coupons los;
do coupons, new issue 1898; do n gi.tered lO41si
do skies Ten Year TertiacAJOs 90, miss nj dxss
Pacific Railrod issue IL.
GOld-l53H.
StOekB-Duil.
HsV YORK Central 9S<; Erie slZ; Hudson lOT;
Beading 100; Michigan Central 1C6; Michigan
Southern 625S; Tsrre Haute prsferr,d &C.; Oieve
land & Pittsburgh 66; Chicago & Northwestern
26K; do preferred eOH: Chicago & Rock bland
lO5i Pittsburgh & Fort Wayne sb1S; Terre
Haute IS.
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CHICAGO MAKHET-.JuIy IS
TRy Taiaorerb

by Telegraph
FIOur-Du1.
Wheat-Acfive. Sales No, l ct 81 1g1I61 Iz1<;
and 81 u To- No 2
at an sdv3uee Of %c. Ssles 81
9TAoT>4s ~ Ne n s-d EA@ssa Tor Eo-2
uats-Firm. Sales At 4la4 &c
FreIEhIs Fin. Ice On WLeat to BafAiO.
EaiEluWiues--Dull.
.PEOEiSIOEs--Fi m and advanced.
POrk-Messh held 1t SIS OOgZs 5Oi prime mess
s2l 10.
Rec ipts-FIour, 1900 bSs; wheat, $1,000 bu,
corn, 125, 100, oats, 1900
Shipmends-E7our, 6~,5oUbbl, wheat 5000 bu,
corn. l6a.uOU. oata 5000.
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card rom MIS-. Kicks.

EDITORS LEADER ALLOW me through
your paper, on behalf of the cOlOred people
of Washington and the District of Colum-
bia, and for the Committee and myself
also, to return my heartfelt thanks to the
good people of nd for the cordial
reception they have 81 On me and for their
generous iberality to 4he coloreC people.
A few, and OILY a few, have turned cOldly
away from me. To the Protestant clergy I
return my warmes thanks. Each one to
whom I have applied has given me aid and
sympathy. Collections will yet be raised
in the other churches.
Since July I'd, Ihave received the follow
ing moneys from parties named below:
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c. c. & q. Kali Road

y . n u III
UAEvELAND, o Jolly 10, lies.
Adividend Of Eve per cent has been declared by
this Company, payable at the usuAl plac's on and
after August LIST next, free Of Government tax
The transfer hooks will b. closed from the evening
Of the 2Oth inst until August ID.
By order Of the Board Of Directors,
jyIO:22s GEO. Il. RUSSELL, Treasurer.
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E. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
UH.S GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
III Superior St.
Subscriptions received TO the

H7 BIO PER GENT. AND lO-40' NATIONAL
LOAN.
IOommissIon allowed to Subsoribers.I
AD-U. 8. Bonds Of 1881, 6-S0's, I0-4O's, Treasury
Notes, and all other Government Securities pur-
chased and for sale on the most favorabl terms.
Cold, Silver, Coupons and Canada money OOusus
and sold ct bsst rates, Deposits received and Col
Lotions made At all accessible points. Unourrent
funds converted at lowest rates. Revenue Stamps
for uaIs. oo4
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Diseases of the Horse and toher domestic
animals, treated HomeopathioAl y by John B. Hall
N. D., at Halls Homeopathic Pharmacy, No. II
IT Monument Park. Office prescriptions, 81 50.
Visits within the city limits, 81 So jeG0.246:eod
&. A. BOyntOn, N. D., Physician and Sur
goon, Office IS Pearl street. Cleveland, o. Once
hours from 7 to 81 A. NJ, from to 2 and Ito 9
P.M NJ. jyI4:2S6
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Lambs Knitting MaebIne.-eEEIUz
TRIUhPHAHT.-Ths greatest invention Of the age.
Narrows the toe, knits the heel, complete in Ons
piece. Will do all that It Is promised to do in our
circulars. Call on or address, with stamp, A. L.
JOHNSON, $50 Superior St, Cleveland. my27:21s
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ARRIVAL OF OHIO TROOPS.

Reception and Entertainment of Bat.
terry Il, list O. ". l.. A., and b 1Ozth
O. v. I.-.speeeh Of MajOr General
SehOfeId.
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AMUsEMENTs.
NOTICES.

WOO Turning OF every description in the
best style at the shorte.t Iot.c3 by
jyls:2sO T.. A. RIOHTRR, 76 Columbus st.
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MRS. CashbeTg pays the highest cash price
for ladies' cast of WEARING apparel. Ploase try, BY
osTlIHg, or sending a note by post, to Mrs. CASH
BERG, No. no Pittsburgh street. Orders will be
punctullly attended to. jy6'2S9
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ROR LAKE SUPERIOR. ~
10 The stauueh and reliable steam 4ER
er LADY FBAEKLIN, Fred. Mil-
Ter, Captain, viii leave our Dock for Superior City
and intermediate ports, on Friday, July 2isss ct s
O'Clock P. N.
For fright or passage apply to
MALONE, PECTIT 4 CO.,
jyI9.22s 127 and I2g River st.
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ITCH. VIBRATIONS ITCH.
SCRATCH. OINTMENT. SCRATCH
Vii cure the Itch in 4s hOurs-AIsO cures Salt
Rheum, Ulcers, ChilblAins, and all EruptiOns Of
the Skin. Price 80 cents. By sending 60 cents to
Weeksond Potter, 10 Washington st., Boston, viii
be forwarded free by mail. FOR sale BY all Drug
gists. srRoEe B ARMSTRONG, Cleveland, Agents
for Northern Ohio. mhl4:F dAW
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Thsse Steamers were built expressly for the
Route are fitted 10 with every care lor the com.
fort, convenience and safety of Passengers, and
provided with careful and efficient officers.
The is acknowledged to be the finest
for health and pleasure on the continent. The
"Round Trip" comprises . distance Of about two
thousand miles, and is full OF variety snd interest,"
which, with the cool and inVigOrating atmosphere,
rendsrs it all that Is desirable for . summer trip Of
recreation and pleasure.
stats-TOoms can be secured for the Round Trip,
and further Information given by applying to
ROBERT ANN q o.,
.a-n-nnn m.uaLnna a
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'But psin Is perfect misery, the wOist of evils,
and excessive; overturns all patience" All Drug
gists have for sale DR.. D. b. &c slye's LIQUID Ca
TARRH REMEDY, phioh viii remove PER9A-
1 SShnS Hkas ever used It will so 1t.
fv IJ.RR
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Rose a PrsnEsEs' kFoVlEle1 lErkBs X
pOEG.
Ths following sFs the rates charged b. a:
HAmG-sugAr-cured premium hams y D.-...24
CamVRased Hams 3D..
Dried BeoE@R
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3 D..s.....---.-.lS
8aeOn-Or Smoked Sides 3 B--------19
ard-Pnm leaf ksttls-rnd'd in bbIs Or tros II 60
Prime loaf kettle-rndr'd In kegs = G.. 2 90
PoFR-No. 1 meas . $40 %
Extra clear D bl........ass......-..-s % 20
nT No extra charge mAds for packages or cart
$50 70 railroad depots or boats. All Astiolss An
warranted strictly prlms, and equsl 70 anything u
tha 6tata. Orders promptly FLIED.
BO1E . PREETIfB.
aaIG-R Fos. IGa. la and I4s Ontario s.Tssk,
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REW ADVERTTsEMENas

new ADVERFIsEMENss.
Misunderstanding and Ironing.
IS Euclid St-Piauo for sale.
New England HOtel-Oook Wanted.
Mrs. Oashberg-Cast-Of Clothing.
Malone, Petit a Color Lake Superior.
Malone, Petit q Co Grand Excursion.
n. 7. Co.-FOr Ogdensburgh.
S. Bralnsrd ! son-Oabinet Organs.
Robert Hauns a Co-For Lske Superior
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Soldiers arriving from the front, after be-
ing pain of, will find Davis oakHall the
place to buy their clothing.
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PatrOnize Davis Oak Hall Clothing
Housa
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CITY COnncn-

TUESDAY EvRNING, July Is.
Council met at the usual hour, the Pres
ident, Thomas Jones, j., in the Chair.
All the members present, except Mesars.
Buhrer, Martin, Russell and Wsideman.
Reading minutes Of preceding meeting
dispensed with.
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PETITIONS.

OF L. Prentiss ct al. property owners Of
Chestnut street, sskingthe city to construct
a branch sewer in said street to connect
with the Muirson street sewer, and charge
the expense on property-owners. Board Of
City improvements.
OF Messrs. Rogers and Newman, owners
of the Forest City Brewery, asking the
privilege Of conveying the waste water of
the works to the Irving street sewer
Filed.
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ORDINAEoKs.

To lay out, open, widen and extend Pros
pect street between Hudson street aud Case
avenue. Ordinances.
To provide fOrthe construction ofa branch
sewer in Barn alley. Passed.
To provide for the construction ofa branch
sewer in Oneida alley. Passed.
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QCU.OUU in sums to suit-at the old stand and
Wel-k1Own WAGhER'S LOAN OFFIOE, On Secu-
rifles ofevey kind, viz: Gold and Silver Watches,
Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewelry. Guns, Pistols,
Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, MelOdeons, and all per-
Bolal property and articles Of value, on the most sat
lstactory terms. Business strictly private. Estab-
lished 1851. MA variety Of unredeemed Watch
o, yewelry, Guns, etc, .or sale at bargains.
Ohce-cornsr OF Water and Superior street,. over
DAVIS & PeiLOttOs Clothing Store.
oot22 J. @. : ". WAGNER.
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PLEASURE EXCURSIONS
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leave Cleveland to visit the surround
ing towns, and will be absent ten or twelve
days. Communications addressed TO me,
Box 1898, Cleveland, Ohio, will reach me
safely.
1 must state one or two circumstance that
lave afforded me most heartfelt pleasure.
At the meeting at Judge Tilden's, a lady
in deep mourning entered. IkRew by her
manner she was a stranger. approached
her. She, like myself had lived in Louis
lana. We had a pleasant conversation.
At parting she slipped into my hand five
dollars, as the widows mite.
On Saturday 1 received the following
letter:
RANDOLPH, PORTAGE, COUNTY,
July 18th, 1865,
Mrs. Kicks: Having read your appeal to
the charity of the people of Ohio, and hsv-
ing a little money to bestow for the reliefof
the poor slave, 1 conclude to send it to
you, trusting that you will see that it is
used for that PurPosein the District of Col
umbia.
From a friend to the slave,
A. L. DICKINsOE, aged 49,
The amount enclosed was four dollars.
I leave a subscription book at your office,
in which persons desiring to give to this
cause, are requested to register their names.
L. NJ. E. RICKs.
Cleveland, July Is, 1865.
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OF city with Joshua Thomas for sprink-
ling portions of Scoville and Garden streets.
Approved.
OF Same with Garrett Keck, for sprink-
ling Pittsburgh street between Eagle and
Liberty streets. Approved.
OF same witt Edward Cliff for spriDk-
ling Ontario street between st. Clair and
Lake streets. Approved.
OF same with John Given for building
Erie street branch sewer and branches.
Approved.
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Upwards of five hundred soldiers arrived
here yesterday morning, to go into camp
until paid off and disbsnded. 0ne Of the
nrnanizafinna was
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LAKE NAVIGATION.
PLEASURE EXCURSION
G
LAKE SUPERIOR.

THE SPLENDID sTAUECH STEAMERS
Lac La Belle and Northern Light,
VIII sail on Pleasure Excursions to the Upper
Lakes on the following days, leaving Cleveland ct
: O'Clock ?. NJ.
Capt: John sPAldlng, Capt. N: 3. Mureh.