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sroIEN.-On Tuesday evening the resi-
dence of James T. Fisher, East Cleveland,
was entered by burglars and the following
articles stolen l pair Of boots, valued at
$500; one pair of pants, valued at 500;
. vests, one black and one drab, valued at
$500; 1 lady's black cloak valued at $3.50,
and an overcoat No arrests have yet been
mazda
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A NEW BUILDING

is now under contract, TO be ready for occupancy
1t the opening Of the Fan Session in September
and it is hoped that hereafter all can be received
as pupils who spply.
The Library, Apparatus and Cabinet are re-.
eeiving yearly, valuable additions and the mr.
pose is kept steadily in view, to furnish eVerV "a
eihty for a thorough course Of instruction-
The Faculty consists Of four male and eIeyen
their several departments.
The school Is fully graded from the Preparatory
d~ePsrtment, through the entire course of Academ-
ical and Classical studies.
For particulars and catalogues address
LII WHITE,
sugS:35O-dhW Is West Fourth-st, Cincinnati.
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C. J. Keller, NJ. D., Eclectic Physician.
Particular attention given to diseases of wo-
men and children. All Chaonic diseases
SUCCESSFULLY treated. Office hours from II
A. NJ. to 2 2. NJ, at 80 South Side of MOnu-
mental Square. Residence East Cleveland.
nnnIk
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WORTHY PREsESTAT1oN.-Mr. James War;,
Assistant Superintendent of the Cleveland
Iron Works, was presented with a hand
some gold watch and chain on Saturday
evening by Mr.. NJ. a. Williams, foreman
of the Nail and Spike Department, on be-
half of the working men under the employ
of the Cleveland Iron and Nail Company.
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A WIFE BEArER--Thomas Curtain, con-
victed at a late sitting of the Probate Court
of beating and abusing his wife, and who
was fined $40 and costs and sent to Jail 10
days for the same, is still in prison. His
wife has applied for a divorce, and the
necessary papers have been served upon
Curtain.
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Primary MEETISes.-Thc Primary Meet
iugs to elect delegates to the Union County
Convention, to DO held on Saturday, will
take place at the usual voting places at the
wards and townships this evening. a full
county ticket is to be nominated. Six dele
gates are to be chosen from each ward and
township.
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at the latter figure. Heavy lots are expected by
this rise.
Refined active and sales reach 500 bbls; lOOO
bbls, free on cars here, at 3s937oi 1000 bbis,
August and September, Philadelphia, at 4Sc 100
sbls at 4231c 1000 bbIs, October, at 44c
The following offers were made from Philadelphia
last evening: September, 42zc October, 4c
November, 44c; Dec mber, 45c.
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TIE PRESIDENTS ToUR.-A well as we
can ascertain the Presidents party will ar
rive in Cleveland on the evening of Mon
day the Sd and remain here over night,
leaving on the morning of Tuesday the 4th
for Detroit. Leaving Niagara on the morn
ing OF the Sd, and hating three hours in
Buffalo, the party will reach here at even
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FINANCIAL { COBHERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, August Is, 1866.
The local money market was without i'm
pOrtant change to-day. There was perhaps
a rather freer demand for discounts
but no great pressure. Currency is
working easier, and is now in fair supply.
Eastern Exchange remains very close,
the demand being steadily in excess of re-
ceipts, and further shipments of currency
by the banks to maintain balances will
probably be found necessary.
Prices of coin and government securities
in this market ruled very steady to-day,
closing as follows:
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Chicago MsrRet-Aug. 10.

F~LsUR-Active and advanced 25@3Oc.
WHEAT-Firm and advanced Id2c. Sales at
81, G09I,6 go for old; sI.76 for new No. 1, and S2,I2
for old No l and 81, 20 TO- old No 2.
Consultative and advanced 16l15c. Sales at
51L495SHc for No. l and 55495bH for No 2
OATs-DIn. Sales at 2sEc for NO l, and 269
&c tor No 2.
MESS PoRK-AdSsnced Soc. Sales at sS3, 90.
HIGHwIsEs-F rm. Sales at S2,23 for free and
S2,2992,30 for bonded.
FREIGHTs-Active but declined nc.
RECEIPTs-Flour 1900 bbls; wheat Is. zoe bu:
corn l63,0 900 bu cats 1900 bu.
sHIPMENTs-Flour 300 bills; wheat $1,000 bu.;
corn 1l4,0OO bu,; oats 23lO bu-
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0sWegO ~Marke-Aug. 10.

~FLOUR-Active and Soc higher.
Sales at $1,000 for No. l spring 1900 for
red winter; $500 for white; Sl4,GO9I4,bO for
Xxx.
wHEAr-Flrm but quiet. Gales of No Mil
vaukee club at ST. 10
OoRS-SAIes Of No. 1 Illinois at IA.
OATs-NOminal.
RYE-Dall.
CAsAL FEE1GHTs-DulI. Wheat 1917; corn $40
to New York.
IMPORTs-lOOO bu wheat, $4,000 bu corn.
ExPORTs@71 btls -four, 1000 bu wheat, IS, 600 bu
corn,
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Base BALL.-A match game came off
Tuesday afternoon between the Star and
Eagle Base Ball Clubs, in which the Stars
were victorious by a score of IS to Is. The
fielding was not as good as usual, but some
fine batting marked the play Of both Clubs.
After the game the Stars were handsomely
entertained by the Eagle Club, who pre-
scented the Stars with a black walnut bat as
a trophy of the game. The following is the
SCORE
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New York Market-Aug. 10.


~OoTToS-Steady. Sales at 34GS6c.
FLOUR-Morea active and IO9l6e better.
Sales at S7,I59s,sO for extra state; Ss,T09
1000 extra round hoop Ohio; sl0,O5911,65 tor
trade brands. Closing firm, with no sellers at in
side prices.
WHIsKY-Quiet and nominal.
WHEAr-I62c better, with rather more doing
Sales At s., 2292,25 for No. 1 Milwaukee; $500
for white Michigan
RYE-In fair request.
BARLEY-Dun and nominal.
BARLEY NALT-Oull and nominal.
CORN-lG2c better and active.
Sales at Sl@Sl%c for inferior; S2@S3o for good
shipping mixed western; S3%c for high mixed
nearly yellow, and s5ho for western yellow.
0ATs-WithOut decided change. closing rather
steady.
waukee; 5O955c for Iowa.
SUGAR-Dull.
COFFEE-Dull.
PETROLEUM-Steady.
Sales at 26c for crude, and 42%g4SHc for refined
in bond.
WooL-Less active and dropping.
Sales at 4Sa5S for domestic fleece 67465c for
picked locks; 5214c for tubbed; 20@3Oc for Texas
and 33635c for California.
PoBK-MOre active and fPmer.
Sales at So, 12%932, fa5z for new mess, closing
ct $50 49, regular; SO, 50G3O,25 for old mess;
$27, 25927,5 80 for prime.
BEEF-Steady.
sales at Sl6,OO92O, 90 for new plain mess, and
S5O,uO92bOO fer new extra mess.
BEEF HAMs-Dull aud nominal.
Cur MEATs-FIIm. Sales at 16@l615c for
shoulders, and 2O@22c for hams.
~RACON-Qulet.
LARD-Dull. Sales at ls%@2lc, and small sales
B~UTTER-steady. Sales at 2O9sSc for Ohio,
and 3O642Lo for state.
O~uEEsE-Quiet. sales at G9l9c.
FEEIGHTs TO LIvEBPOOL-Without change.
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EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.
PERMANENT ARRANGEMENT

EXAMINATIONS FOR CUYAHO-
" GA County vii be held hereafter at the Cour.
House in Clevelans, Room no. 4, third story a.
follows, commencing at 10 O'Clock On the FIEsr
Of March, April, May, October and
November; rlso on the SECOND Saturday Of each
mouth in the year, except January, July and
and also on the THIRD Satr rdays ~
March, April, August and November.
No applicants admitted after u O'Clock. ard
dated only from the day o. Success MI
ly finishing examination.
By order Of Board Of Examiners.
L. W. FORD, Gle K.
august, 1866 aug3. 34f-d-trIAW
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RurnIn Mnrkef-Anr. Ii

F~LoUR-Extrs state 50, 25@9,75; Western s9,25
@lO,25.
WHEAT-Held No. 1 Milwaukee spring at $500.
CORN-Sales at CSC for amber; zoe for No l; No
2 at Csc.
OATs-Eominal. Sales Of Chicago at $50.
BA~RLEY-Nominal.
RYE-SaIes of No. / Chicago at TIC.
PORK-Sales at $3.50
LARD-SAles of city at &c; western at 2l%G2.c.
WHIsKY-S2,2S .
CANAL FREIGTs-To New York: Wheat 15%c;
corn l215c; oats SIC. To Albany Wheat 13I3c;
corn 1915; oats &c.
RLcEIPTs-Flour 5000; corn 1920 bu; oats
3,5l2; wheat 1914.
CANAL ExPoRTs-wheat $3.50 bu; corn 60, $50;
oats Il 325 bu
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF
Is.

EhIEhED---.-~---AUdUsT 10.
Stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay. Detroit
Prop Buckeye, Mcdonald, Toledo
Prop Illinois, Sweet, bayfield,
Prop Oweso, Hewitt, Buffalo
Prop Atlantic, Wetmore, Buffalo
Prop TiagO, SissOn, Dunkirk
Bark J P Marsh, Wadsworth, Escanaba
Bark Constitution, Davidson, Chicago
Scbr Gen Sufel, Titus, BurWell
Schr Z Hall, COllett, Rowan
Schr Eagie, Burrows, BuTwell
Schr Fleur de Mare, Benhugh, Burwell
Schr Eliza Caroline, ONeil, Burvell
Schr Princess Alexandria, Middleton, Erie
Schr Ethan Allan, Jones, Milwaukee
Schr Radical, Foster, Detroit
Schr Petrol, Peltier, PIT Hope
Schr D Ferguson, Carson, Milwaukee
Schr Mayfower, Tickery, Marquette
Scow Nellie, Farquhar, Black River
ScOw II G Williams, Stanley, Bay City
Barge Wauream, Rose, Bay City
Barge Ontario, Sherwood, Bay City
Barge Kenosha, Jsrmin, East Saginaw
Tug W B Castle, Haeket, Saginaw
CLEARED.
Stmr Morning Star, viger. Detroit
Prop Atlantic, Wetmore, Buffalo
Prop Lac La Belle, s~palding, Bayfield,
Schr Comsly, Honeywell, Detroit
Schr S L Noble, Fuller, PtHuron
Schr G W Sargent, Gsrlooh, Detroit
Scbr Col Cook, Scott, Eagle HarbOr
Schr A Z Hart, Swain, Chicago
5chr Radical, Foster, Stanley
schr MeGinness, Davies, Hamilton
Sehr Rosa Stearns, NeWkirk, Rowan
'cow Nellie, Farquhar, Black River
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A GENTS WANTED-To sell a new and beau
a tiful Railroad and Township Map Of Ohie. Or
binary agents are making from three to hve dollars
per cay. Address Is. S GREEN, Cleveland, Ohio,
IA superior street, ~ stairs. a~ngl6:34
BILLIARDS! BILLIARDS.! BILL
d ARDSlil-I would call the attention of buyers
10 my new improved PATENT COMBINATION
CUSHIONS AND TABLES which cannot be sur
passed by any others in the world for elasticity, cor
~rectness Of angles, and durability, which l sell at
reasonable prices, with a fine stock Of Cloths, Balls,
Cues, and everything connected with the trade.
Orders by mail attended To at my factory, ls6 Fulton
street, New York City. W.. b. GRIFFITH.
~3une5:3i6
DROFiTABLE EMPLOYMENT FOR
L SUMMER address of school
teachers, students, clergymen, disabled soldiers and
others. wanted. business light and pleasant. Ad-
dress B. 5. GREEN, ia Superior street, Cleveland,
o., Room Z, up stairs. iy9:355
lEO nnn EONEH ADVANCED
TOO.JUO Ia sums to suit-at the Old stand
I'D ven-knoWn WAGEER's LOAN OFFICE,
- Securities 0. eyery kind. viz Cold and silver
gstcheg,- Diamonds, Silver Ware, geweiry, Guns
3istois, Clothing, Dr. Goods, Pianos, Meioceons, and
~ personal property AID articles o~fvslue, on the most
fattstactoTg t5rmE. Business strictly private. Ks
Ablshed ISL E. ia variety Of unredeemod
Rgtches, JevelTy, Guns, etc.. for sale ct bargains
~Hfu|-oCTner OF Water 6nd Superior streets. over
avis APtczotao's OicshiRg Store,
nrt-M J q q "
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Our NEIGHBoRs IN THE CORNER House. By
T. S. Arthur.
Another new novel from this graceful pen,
published by the e%nterprising Carleton, Of
New York. Mr.. Arthur's novels belong to
the moral and unexceptionable class. They
are not brilliant, they never sparkle with
gems, but they are always honest and read
able fctions, and they always illustrate
some good principle, and are intended to
make their readers better men and women.
Like his previous popular works, Out in
the World" "What Came Afterwards
Nothing but Money" etc, this is a dOmes-
tic story. 1t contains admirable pictures of
home life, and will be the means of pleas
ant ana profitable recreation in thousands
of households.
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1t has always been a proverbisl fact that
the best ofeverything can be found at Stairs,
lis Ontario street. Therefore it is not sur
prising that their vinegar is unsurpassed by
any cider vinegar sold in the city.
anrIR.9In
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TIE HOUSE BY TIE C~HURCHYARD. By Sheri-
dan LIE Fanus author of 4" Wyldei s Hand"
and several other interesting novels. Pub
lished by Carleton, New York, on good
paper, cloth binding.
This new novel, which recently made its
appearance in London, is lavishly praised
by the English press. One writer says cit
is the most readable and entertaining novel
Of the season. It is written with a rough
Vigor, and is full of marvels and mysteries
The conversations are not tedious, and the
descriptions are fresh, graphic and felici-
tous. Certainly, the author of "Wylder's
Hand" and "The House by the Church
yard wields a powerful pen, and his nov
els display talent and ability of no inferior
order.
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BREAK 0'DAY JoHSSIEs-Three or four
men have lately been seen Longing around
the residence of E. F. Gaylord, East Cleve-
land. They are warned that any attempt
at burglary will be l0armly received.
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tnauefa

NEW YORK, August Is.
The Posts money article says
Gold is strong and excited, mainly in cOnse-
quence of the threatening aspect Of European af-
fairs. Coin for delivery is scarce and e per cent.
paid for borrowing.
Money is easy at 4 per cent.
Stocks opened with frmnoss. After boa New
York Central vas quoted 1915, Erie 691s, Hudson
ll9L.
Foreign Exchange firm and unchanged.
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BRITISH GUSBoATs IN LAKE ERIE.-The
Hartford Times that the British
gunboats Cherub and Britomart have ar
rived at st. Catharines, where the latter
will go into dry dock for minor repairs.
Both boats will then proceed through the
Welland Canal and cruise upon Lake Erie.
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H0GAN-Little EUGENE, second son Of Sylvester
and Agnes Hogan, aged four years, eight months
and two days.
Funeral, Friday, the 18th, at Q o'cIo k A. NJ,
from the Cathedral, corner Of Erie and Superior
streets. Friends of the family are invited to at
tend. augl6-2t
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"FIGUREs WoN'r LIE."-Neither will
Pyle's 0 K Soap fail in the accomplish
msnt of all the proprietor claims for it. IT'S
worthy the attention of the economical.
Sold by grocers generally.
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FROM
Exhibition of the Senior Preparatory
Glass.
0BERLIN, August IA

0BERLIN, August Il.
The exhibition of the Senior Preparatory
Glass came off in the Church at four o'clock
this afternoon.
The I" senior prep" as most of your read
ers are probably aware, is one who has fin
ished his preparatory course, and is Just
entering upon his college studies. Owing
to his period in life, q senior prep. may al
ways be considered as one favored of the
gods, and to be envied of men. For his
profound faith in mankind in general, and
the genius and good fellowship of his
friends in particular, is always most re-
freshing to the beholder. This is not a dis
tinctive feature of any one or two classes,
but every one must look back with regret
on those haleyon days when individual
satisfaction with self and all the world,
combined with hope and aspirations, made
all golden and bright.
We need not inform your readers of the
fact that every class is a little superior to
any class going before it-such is the natu-
raj result Of the character of its members.
Neither need we say that every exhibition
by those in this stage of their college
course, is attended with the utmost interest
on account of the personal merits of the
speakers, the interest felt in them as future
members of The collegiate fraternity, and
the intrinsic merit of the exercises them
selves.
The present exhibition was of the highest
class, and was listened to at~tentively by e
large and interested audience. On refer
ence to the neatly got up programme, We
find the following order of exercises:
PRAYER.
MUSIC.
salutatory -............. Sidney D. Terry, Cincinnati.
Grafton Stand up Straight"
VIM. D. Hart, Lyssnder, N. Y.
Grafton --.....-.-.....--.-... Forts,
Stephen d. Totmsn, Charlotte, n. Y.
Oration. 1t Moves, Notwithstanding
Walter J. Etrikiu, Geneseo, Ill
MUSIC.
What's the Use
Miss Anna Wright, OberIin.
Crime Must b Punished,
John L. Smith, Oberlin.
.Refo1n. and Her Martyrs,
Benz. NJ. Weed, Mexico, n. Y.
Last Of a Race.
Albert J. Riddle, LCesville.
MUSIC.
| Essay.-.--..-...what's Going on in the World ?
Miss Julia A Robinson, Oberlin
Grafton Who Never Die,
Edgar A Hamilton, Tarrytown, N. Y.
Oration- ..-... Loyalty to Principle,
J. T. Mack, BrOdhead, Wis.
Oration Every Human Heart is Human,
neutrality-suspicious. Chaplin, Seville.
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The best place to learn Bookkeeping,
Business Customs, P~enmanship or Tele-
graphing is at the Union Business College
of this city, FELTON, & Bigelow proprietors.
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VIZ. e. PRESTON,
(EstsbHshed December, 1917
,zI < AFEiE 4 SzY GIS+u AgfuF.

lEFFsOHsHel De1ealhtTl IoJIsJ
licensed < AFEly 8 HsFy Claim Agent,
OFFICE NO. I LTMAE5 BLOCK,
Near Court Rouse on Public Square, Cevsiend, o.
THE NEW BOUNTY Law has passed both
Houses OF Congress and is Now A LAW.
pA. The additional BOupties collected promptly
ana On r.ascnahls terms. Application may be
made as above.
We collect Pensions, decreased Pensions, Boal-
Y, Back Pay PIT e sGaey aud Gil other RzF
Claims
Land WArrents bought and sold also College
Scrip.
a Our Special Agent, resident at " Washington
D.. O., gives Persona: sttention to L claims hlad
BY us.
German Language spoken. auz2:RIT
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A Remedy for the Piles.-It is a blessing
to the suffering to knoS that We have aa efcctusl
cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. J. P.
Hazsrde, of lei Second street, Cincinnati, Chic,
takes great pleasure in informing all who are suf-
tering with piles, that he used a small quantity Of
Dr.. StTickland's Pile Remedy, and it effected a per-
maneHt cure This seems to be the case with all
who make use OF this splendid preparation. 1t is
manufactured at No. o East Fourth street, Cincin
natl, Ohio, and soldJy all Druggists.
Benton & Durham, Cleveland, o. myers
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MUsIC.-Papworth's Band played several
lively airs in Monumental Park last even
ing. They repeat the programme in the
West Side Circle on Friday evening.
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MARRIED.
DIED,

HIG iINs-COMPTON-At Bedford, by B. Le-
gins to Julia NJ. Compton; both Of East Cleveland.
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ARREsrED.-The Nets have arrested,
among a number Of s%coundrels last evening,
one William Monson, for burglary on the
propeller Ironsides.
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n. Y. Stock Market--Aug. 10.
GOVERNMENT STOCKs-MOre active and 10 to
&c higher.
o.. S. $50 registered, of 1862, 1897; 1910 cou-
Pons 991s; 7s3Os, I'd seTies, 1851.
TenResses 6s 81.
SrOCKs-Better.
Fort Wayne los; Chicago & Northwestern Sc;
Illinois Central 122; Michigan Southern s5%;
Reading ll414i New York Central Ics%; Chic
ago and northwestern preferred 671a; Western
Union Telegraph $50.
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RAILROADS.
CLEVELAND 4 TOLEDO RAILROAD


Ises. SUMNER ADVANCEMENT. 1seC
DE and after Monday, July S0th, 1866, trail
" will leave Cleveland dsily IS follows Sunday
exoeptedl
6.25 A. M.-OHICAGO EXPRESS, stops st
Grafton, oborlin, kiPton, Horwalk, Mon.
r~osFille, Clyde, Fremont and arrives ST
Toledo at 1850 a n, Chicago at 500 P. NJ,
aud Detroit 6:39 P. ~. $50 A. n Toledo
Express stops at sl stations on Southern
Divisions, and arrives at Toledo ct 1905 P.
NJ, Chicago at IL 25 ,. n
$40 p. M.-WESTERN MAIL-Stops at all sta
tons on Southern Division, and arrives 81
Toledo at T:30 ?. H., Chicago $40 A. L., and
Detroit at 1880 P. n.
400 P. M.-E0RTHERE MAIL-Stops at all sta
t!ons on Northern Division and arrives 81
Sandusky at 6:&5 p. 4.
$50 P M.-EIGHT EXPRESS-Stops at Grafton,
Oberiin, Eorwalk, MonroCYilie, Clyde and
Fremont. aud arrives in Toledo 1880 A. NJ,
Chicago at 1880 A. Il, and Detroit at l0:05
An
Connections sre made st Monroeville with tn
Sgndusky MansfeldE Newark Railroad; at Ssndus-
Ky with Dayton & Cincinnati Railroad; At Fremont
with the Fremont * Indiana Railroad and at To
led0 with the Michigan Southern & Northern In.
diana and Toledo & Wabash Railroads for Chicago
Detroit, jackson, Fort Wayne, LogsnFport, Lsfay-
ctte. Caire, Alton, ST. Louis and Gil points West,
Northwest aud Southwest.
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Toledo and the
West at 6:I5 A. n, 9 40 A. n, ass and $50 P. H..
Sandnsky at els A. L. d. RUCKER,
Cleveland, July 80, 1866. Superintendent
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WESTERN RESERVE C9ILEGE.

NHE NEXT TERM WILL BEGIN
wednesday, August 29th. For catalogues or
more particular affirmation address the President.
HENRY L. HITCHCOCK.
JJzSsSE Hudson, o.
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Washington News.


WASHINGTON, August 15.-The Secretary of
State has returned to this city after an alb
sonce of days on a visit to his home at
Auburn, y. Y.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MT. AUBURN
Young Ladies' Institute.

TIHIS SCHOOL HAS JUST CON-
L CLUDED its tenth year. Its history has
been one Of Prosperity and growth from the COM
rienoement. The last two years the daily average
attendance has been more than two hundred, and
many have been refused admiitance for want Of
accommodation.
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CANE Losr.-On Superior or Euclid streets.
The finder will receive the value of the
same in money, by leaving it a 1.-THE LEADER
Counting Room.
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Umpire-Mr. A. P. Garty, of the Forest City
Club.
ScOrers-TuTner and Costello
Home l; a. Richardson l.
Fly Catches Made-Murray ?; Conner 1: A
Richardson /; Herbert l; Smith 9.
Passed Balis-Murray 4 A Richardson ..
Left on /; Duggan 9; Parkerl:
A. hirkwood l Gibbons l; Turner l. a. Rich
ardson 1; smith /; Herbert l.
Struck Out-Heedy, McOsbe, Van Tassel and
Schwind.