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The Commercials money article says:
The export ofspeeie to-day by the Scotia amounts
to Sg9, 90.
The stock market shows more speculative activ-
Ity, and the improvement in Erie stimulated tho
market generally, especially in certain stocks, on
which cliques have been waitiIg for a turn of tide.
The ciques in Northwestern have taken advan-
tsge of the occasion for running up comm n
stock, which at the Board closed AT 3 z.
Governments are firm, and the demand caused
by the exports Of yesterday is maintained
Money is u drug on the merket. 1t is easy to
employ balances on call on / 3 cent loans and Z
cent. is now exceptional.
Discounts are quiet at 5@T 3 cent. for prime
names. There IL rather more produce commits
sion paper on the market drawn on account Of the
wool crop.
-Foreign Exchange is nominal at the closing
rafaa Of vegfarI av
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
Ispeoial to cleveland Daily LsADEa.I

PITTSBURGH, June 27-7:15 P. n.
The market is inactive, and prices weak. Re
ceipts of Crude 300 bbIs. Sales $3.50 Bbls at III
9I3c for bulk and without packages, according to
gravity. Stocks are not large.
Refined sales are 200 bbls bonded On spot, less
brokerage, at 33c 1000 Bbls for July, LIST to 18th,
free on cars, at Sic 1000 bbls for July delivery
Philadelphia al 3sc. 1000 bbls for August at 4lLc.
Free not wanted prices uncertain.
Sales Ice bbls Ohio lubricating Gil st size per
gallon, including packages. Small sales Tar at
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COMMENCEMENT AT HUDSON.
observation-disclosures before the
OAIumnf and the Phi Beta Kappa
Graduating Observation-Disclosures be-
fore the Literary Societies.
Especial Correspondence Cleveland Lealer.I

Especial Correspondence Cleveland Lsaler.l
HUDSON, O., June 9th, 1866.
The commencement exercises of Western
Reserve College were opened on Sunday
last, the Bac~calaureate Sermon being de-
livered by President Hitchcock, from
Second Chronicles, l, 7-l2-SoIOmou's
choice Of wisdom and knowledge.
In the evening Rev. f. P. Goodwin, of
Columbus, delivered the Missionary Ser
mon.
On Monday morning the examination of
candidates for admission to college took
place, and eighteen were admitted, and in
the evening the college s,iree was held.
The Alumni meeting on Tuesday morn
ing was very well attended. At IL o'clock
Prof. C. W. Clapp, of Grinnell, Iowa, ad-
dressed the Alumni on ~"R1.ionalism in
Religion"
In the afternoon Rev. DR.. Clarke, of Buff
falo, delivered the address before the Phi
Beta Kappa fraternity on the Real and the
Ideal.
The programme of Prize Declarations
which came Off in the evening is as fol.
lows
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
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finest o~rations of the day, and in respect TO
manner and ease of delivery, it certainly
stood first. 1t was an eloquent appeal for
the erection of memorials which shall keep
before our people the memory of those
events that have served to unite the nation
and to immortalize the champions of our
civil and religious liberties. The efforts re-
quired in the erection of popular monuments
cultivate and draw outs variety of feelings,
produce confident hope of remembrance in
the great and good of the present by the
revelation of generous impulses in behalf of
the past. They reassure the government
by the bestowal of personal feelings upon
the strength of public principle, animate
patriotism by the appreciation which the
labors of the meritorious call forth, and
warm every heart by the consciousness of
the same feelings reflected in the hearts of
thousands until the enthusiasm of a nation,
springing up in the hearts of the generous
and brave, imparts spiritto the NEST sluggish
souls.
The ValedfctOry Grafton, the first honor
conferred by the College, was delivered by
Frederick Sackett Hanford, Guyahoga Falls,
on the Errors of our Political Thinking
1t was an able review of our more common
political errors, and was full of subtle analy-
sis and sound argument. The question OF
suffrage was ably treated, the speaker
natural but a municipal right, and sustain
ing the view by a clear and forcible exposi-
ton of the subject.
The valedietory addresses to the Faculty
and class were beautifully simple and
touching, full of high purpose and gener-
Gus enthusiasm.
After the valedictory the degrees were
conferred by President Hitchcock.
All the orations were listened to atten,
lively by the large audience, and applause
and boquets rewarded nearly every speaker
of the entire class.
The Alumni dinner was provided on the
college grounds, and was the occasion of .
delightful reunion of the old graduates Of
the college.
Dinner over, several brief and happy
speeches "tAo mSOS ~ II. NtNA5 4IOl'
Clapp, DR.. Newberry, President Pierce and
several others.
Tnis afternoon the address before the
Literary Societies was delivered by Prof. S
NJ. Hopkins, D. D, and we have rarely
listened to a richer literary treat.
Taken for all in all, a more delightful
commencement day has not often occurred
The little college town is never more
beautiful than in its June dress and the
good people have lost none of their habit:
of generous hospitality.
W q
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SFI GiTY NEWS
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATING CON-
VENTI0N,

CLEVELAND. June 9, ls66.
Pursuant TO a resolution passed by the District
Congressional Committee, the Union Republican
voters Of the lS'h Congressional District Of Ohio,
consisting Of the Counties Of CuyshOgs, Summit
aud Lake, are requested to meet at their usual places
Of holdiuE r~ipcti0us. on Saturday, July 7th. at : IL
O'Clock, PM. to elect DELEGATES 70 the District Con
~veutiln which Wil he held at BrainArd's Hall,
Cleveland, Ohio, Tues lay, July 10Th, ls6S, at II
O'clock in tn smoraing, for the purpose Of nominating
one Z ngressman, aud for doing such other business
as lay be brought before. the Conyention.
Zach County under the appoTsionment agreed
upon, WILDE entitled to one delegate for every one
handred votes cast for Gov. Cox at the last State
election, and one tor every fraction of fifty or up
ward. ihis will entitle the Counties to the follow
ing number Of Delegates
Guy -
Inmi--.------.- .------. --..----.--..--. 3
Il
Total 10
The number Of Delegates that each Township and
Ward in the several Counties is entitled to is as fol-
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oswego Market-June -.

FSoUa-Steady. Sales ! 800 bbls at 5000 for
Spring. Sl2,50SlS,ee for red winter; sl so for
Xxx. v--sarH ef ~i rrr gEh
wuEAr-Du1. Sales at sI,72 for No 2 Mil
wsnkee club.
CoAs-0uist and noBrinally lower. Mo- 1 Illinois
held st 76d77e.
OArs-Suar1e and quiet.
Other grains nOmiBal ff.lI i--
0ASaL FlIsars-lic for corn; 12HzG for wheat to
New York. 80 'a
LAKE IuPoRrs1,T 700 bush wheat. -.
CANAL KxPoRTs-2s6 bbls -four; $500 bu wheat;
5000 bush peas. l19lt --o- a111 -DE'.
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WHAT PASSED FOR 4 PAss.-A good story
is told on Hon. John W. Brooks, President
Of the Michigan Central Railroad. a Mr..
S. one owned a building which stood upon
land belonging to the Railroad Company.
Mr.. Brooks, whose chirOgraphy is difficult
to decipher, sent a short lettsr TO Mr.. s., or
dering him to remove it at once. But it was
President met S. and scolded him for not
removing the residence as desired; when i
appeared that the man had received the
note, and not being able to make out its
contents, had supposed it to be a pass, and
had been riding back and forth all summer
on the strength of it. So says the Detroit
Advertiser.
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TICKET AGENTS CONVENTIONAL conven-
ton of General Ticket Agents was held at
| the Kennard House at two o'clock yesterday
afternoon. C. P. Leland, Esq, Gener a
Passenger Agent of the Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana Railroad, was elected
President, and Edward Vernon, Esq, Cen
eral Ticket Agent on the St. Louis, Alton
and Terre Haute Railroads, was appointed
Secretary. None of the proceedings were
desired to be made public. The following
gentlemen were present: 50
T. D. Barton, General Passenger Agent,
Bellefontaine Railroad G. P. Leland, Gen.
eral Passenger Agent, Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana Railroad; Edward
Vernon, General Ticket Agent st. Louis,
Alton and Terre Hsute Railroads; James
Ferrier, General Ticket Agent, Jefferson
Vile Railroad C. F. Low and j. W. Pills
bury, General Ticket Agents, Marietta and
Cincinnati Railroad F. R. Myers, General
Passenger Agent, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railrsad; F. Chanler, Gen
eraI Ticket Agent, Columbus and Indiana
polls Railroad j. F. Boyd, General Ticket
Agent, Louisville and Nashville Railroad;
J.. W. Cary, General Ticket Agent, Clevs-
land and Erie Railroad; P. W. Strsder,
General Ticket Agent, Little Miami Rail
road E. CLARK Luce, General Ticket Agent,
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad @. H.
Wood. General Passenger Agent, Pittsburgh,
Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad H. C..
Goodell, General Passenger Agent, Toledo,
Wabash and Western Railroad.
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Cleveland Lumber Market.

WEDNESDAY, Jnne q, 1866.
Trade in this department is less active, and the
market is comparatively 4 let. Receipts are fair,
and stocks are acoumulsting gradually. Prices
continue firm, and very little variation from pre-
vious quotations is noted. Some varieties Shingles
are a shade higher, and Lath are better. We quite
ward Drice. as foIlows-
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BRIIsr OrEn re cukAHo61LThe Senate

BRIIsE OVER TIE cukAHoeA-The Senate
on tuesday adopted the joint resolution re-
Fpored from its Committee on Commerce.,
authorizing the construction Of the cieve-
land and Toledo Railroad bridge across the
Cuyahoga, and permitting tie use of the
GOVERNMENT piers. The resolution was i'm
mediately sent to the House, but what ac-
ton will there be taken is get unknown.
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S~ESGERBUED FESTIVAL AT ERIE. The
German Singers Of Pittsburgh. Buffalo, Erie
and Cleveland have determined to hold
their next Annual Festival at Fsrrar Hall,
in Erie, and the goth, 2Ist and 22d OF
August. The affair will be attended by the
Leidertafel and sengerbund, of Buffalo,
the Carmonia, of Dunkirk, the Froshinn, of
Pittsburgh, the M@nner Chor, of Cleveland,
the Quartette, of TitusviIle, and the Cory
German Singing Society, together with a
large number of delegates and a few smaller
clubs from a greater distance, comprising
in all about three hundred singers. The
well known character of these festivals
viii commend this to the attention of cur
citizens. They comprise a greater array Of
musical talent than IS got together under
other circumstances, and the character of
their performance is of the highest order of
merit. The affair viii be anticipated with
pleasure by all lovers of music.
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GAVE BAIL.-Thomas Lavan, charged
with violating the United States neutrality
laws, waived examination before Commits
sioner White yesterday, and gave bail for
his appearance at the next tenn of Court.
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Just ReeeiVed-Army Life on the
Border, by Col. Marcy, with illustra-
lions; price 50. ShakSpeRre's Deii-
neatiOns, by A. O. Kellogg, n. D.;
price S1.75. The Mormon Prophet,
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James stephens aud a History Of the
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United States During the War, by
Auguste Langel; price $3.15. Crumbs
from the Round Table, by Joseph
Barker; price 81. A new supply of
A Summers Rest, by Call Hamilton,
and all the latest publications 1t
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ChtcaRO MarEst-Jnne "a.

FLOuR-Quiet. .-. r-. rHT wI l-
ms Dull. Sales at sI,7O9I,u for No. l.,
and Sl,o5Ml,I II for No. ?.
~CoRs-Actiys- Sales at 54Ssc for No. L 500
3O1So for No. 2
EOvIsIONs-Quiat
Observation-Disclosures. -.--ra.-r. ..r
FRETGHTs-Aetive and steady.
REcuPTs-Fl0lr 1900 bile; wheat 1900 bu.:
corn p 900 bu.; oats 5000 bu- --. -r-.
sHIraxSrs-Fiour 7,OoJ hbls.; whcst q, 600 bu;
corn I9l, 100 bu.; oats 1850 bu. iai
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ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-We were unable to
be present at the Academy Of Music last
evening bat are informed that there were a
fair house and excellent plays. A splendid
bill this evening. On Friday night Mr..
4 Lewis receives 3 benefit
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MILToSIAN TABLEAUx--See the large pos
tiers all over the town in reference to this
beautiful exhibition, which opens at Brain
ards Hall next week.
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RREsKSrArIox,-Mr. Henry James, prin-
cipal of the Rockwell street school, was
made fhs recipient @Tuesday evening of
alArge and beautifully bound copy of the
works of Shakspeare, by the scholars in the
grammar department.
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Music IN THE PARK.-Papworth's Excel
lent City Band played several beautiful
airs in the Monument Park last evening.
calling together by their sweet strains a
large crowd of admirers.
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6RoUxDED.-The schooner Saginaw,
loaded with Ss4 tons of railroad iron, draw
lug nine feet Of water, grounded on the
rocks in attempting to enter Eagle Harbor,
Lake Superior, recently, and was still hard
on at last accounts.
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CLEVELAND INsrIrUTE.-An exhibition of
two of the literary societies takes place at
the Cleveland Institute this evening. To
morrow evening are the Commencement ex-
aroisas
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TIE SUMNER VAcATIoS,-Now is the
school term drawing to a close, the $4,000
young folks and children are considering
how they will spend the long holiday.
Some will go to Niagara, some to the sea
side, a few to the far west, while the great
majority will stay at home. Of the latter,
we recommend all who are unsteady in
clined to go to the High School Hall on Sat
uriay afternoon, where Prof. Seager holds
his first session of the musical convention.
Il continues two weeks or more.
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NJ. s1ecR MerKe.-June27

CONVENIENT STOcKs-Dull.
$50 coupons Of 1852, 1o4; 1910 coupons 9G5s,
T-30s-2d series, l03.
s~roCKs-steady. .r re.
Chicago and Boek Island 94% Cleveland and
Pittsburgh sJ% Cleveland and Toledo 10GZ Worth
western SO1z; do preferred 59H hichigs1 South
ga RS: Michigan Central 1887: heading 100;
Hudson ll05S; Erie co.'s; do. preferred 74%; New
York Central $50; Western Uni1n Telegraph 5ZZS.
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CouP DE SoLIEL-The first case of death
from sunstroke, this season, occurred in this
city TO a German laborer near the Columbus
street crossing in brooklyn on Tuesday.
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o'clock last night Pleasant for the man
who does the might editin'."
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n. =. Money narke-Inne ~.

MoNET-Easya at 4d5 per cent. for cali loans.
STERLING E1sHAHGE-Quiet at iOs9lO9.
CODA shade easier, opening at 1917, declin-
ing to l5l4, advancing to 156, and closing at
1bS5L
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PUBIC SCHOOLS VAcArIox.-The summe
vacation in the public schools of the city
commences on Friday evening of this week
and continues till about the first ofseptem-
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NOTICE-Canvassors and Agents for Macken-
~ ziels lO00l Receipts, viii report to the publish
err at Philadelphia, as there Is no general agent for
the work 10 Ulegeland, noe any one there authorized
70 act Tor US or from whom books eau be obtAi .ed.
T. ZELL a CO, Publisher, Nos. "
and ~ Soul sixth s.. PhilaGrlPhia. Je26.326D Wv
con- THIN NEW-Railroad and Township
~ MAG OF uhi1-yery latest edition agents want
cd in every county Address B. S-GRbES, Ia SUI
perior street, Room (, up stairs, Cleveland, Ohio.
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THE CHoLERA.-A correspondent writing
10 the Detroit Free Press from this city,
June 81, says "Cholera in New York an |
elsewhere, has caused no uneasiness here
whatever. The Board of Health of this
city have been most indefatigable in their
efforts to place Cleveland in the best pos
sible condition, in view of this terrible cpl
demic; and so far as I have been able to
see, they have been perfectly successful.
To-day has been as coquettish as some fair
young maiden, treating US with heat, cold,
and then dampening US with a terrific
thunder shower.
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"
1.Hpoan Ho1usraN-K

RAILRoAD Co1LIsIoN.-HeT nave been
shown q private letter stating that a col
Iisipn occurred on the sandusky 4 Newark
Toad A. Msnsheld on Tuesday. Rev. T.
B. Fairchids Of Hudson, ReT.JH5Ry-
lance, vile and child, of this city, and
others narrowly escaped. Mrs. Rylance
was slightly out in the mouth By a splinter.
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GILLETTE House, RANENNA.-There is to
be a grand affair at the Gillette House, Ra-
VIENNA, on Friday evening Of this week.
splendid benefit for the Gillette House. The
evening will be one of rare enjoyment.
Every arrangement is made, under the ex-
cellent superinteudence of "Mein Host r.
A. Gillette, Esq, that can insure success.
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Is pUs1RIAL SCHOOL PIC NIc.-The annual
picnic of the .IndustriaI School and its
friends will be held insthe grove near the
East Cleveland street railroad, to-day. The
'febolars will meet at the school at eight
.oiciodk, and walk to the cars on Prospect
street nearFrie streel,owing to the break in
tbs road by repairing DIR. Everett has
kindly deaateda free ride for the children
and friends of the Institute.
sfusa-n FfHma-EE FFkE
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THASks.-The inmates of Brooklyn Cen
ire Parsonage were RECALLED on Monday
morning with a refreshing serenade from
the members of the Newburg and Brooklyn
bands. They wish to say to the s~erenaders
Z" MANY thanks"
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Mosquito net-vlso a fixture for them, at
25 cents per window, at Bsckwith & ster-
.linc's.
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. ~ H VI hAn
class. class. class class.
To Cleveland, Toledo and
Detroit -----------$l 90 s5c CSC 45o
FiOur-Less active; prices unchanged and
firm. City made held at SIS, OO@ll,UO for Xxx red,
and sI5,OO9I5,5O for XXX white. Country brands
Xxx red range at slo,5O9l2,5O, and Xxx white
SIS, 5O9l5,OO. Xxx spring $40, 759II, 90.
Hheat-In good deDani and firm Spring ad-
vauoed SC. Sales 6 cars No. l Milwaukee spring at
s2,25 2 cars No. l Shelby red winter at $3.50; 3
cars No. 2 Shelby red winter at $3.50; l car do do
at $3.50; l car good No. . red winter at s2,35; 2
cars d. do at 81 30 2 cars common do do at 81, 10;
: cars rejected re at $500.
COrn-In fair demand and steady. Gales clrs
No. l mixed at CSC from store.
Oats-In moderate request and firm. Sales 2
cars No. 1 State ut SOC from store; No. l Western
held at IS 94oc.
Rye-Inactive and nominal.
Bariey-Withou movement and nominal.
POrk-Firm. No. City Mess s33, 90; No. 2
Mess $500; Prime Mess 5000; Clear ss5.
L~ard-Firm. City -rendersd 23c in tierces and
231zc in kegs sal s 10 kegs country at 21%c.
Hams-Steadg and demand good. Sales 1900
lbs City Sugar-cured at 23c canvassed 500 lbs
country at lsc.
ShOTlders-steady at loo for City-oured.-
Country-cured 1Ssllc.
BacOn-stsady at zoe for breakfast canyassed
clear lsc country Ice.
Mess Beef-Firm at $1,000 par Dbl.
Dried Realistically. Sales 1000 lbs at 25c
canyassoj.
B~utter-Nery quiet and nominally unchanged.
We quote a. 25926c for choice Western Reserve.
C-heesc-Quist and steady at 1O6I7c for COM
mon to choice dairy and factory-made.
EgRs-Scsrce and frmer. Small sales at 24c.
HIghWInes-In moderate demand and steady
at s2,23.
AIoOhOI-steady. Held st sf,As9I,53 for %
per OcNt. Cologne Spirits, 9S per cent, S4,6sGi,63.
Neutral Proof Spirits s2,ss92,44.
PetrOleum-Dull and tending Onward
Bonded held at 36c, July delivery On spot Free
56a5sc.
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AMERICAS HOUSE.
nAHNEs1a0K,s .MHIrE LRLn.=

IL perfectly pure article, and possessing aIegree
OF insness and whiteaess unequailed by any othar
TTlTT c6URoHILL d BROTHER, {
sD5 nruREtsts 12s Ortsrin-st
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Cleveland wholesale Market,

WEDNESDAY, EvESlNs, June q, 1855.
Freights-The following ara the rates by Lake
(steam) and Rail from this port to New York and
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THURSDAY, JUNE IS, 1866.
EEw A3EERTIsEMENTS

Academy OF Musio-Mr. James Lewis.
p J. Il. Dewitt 4 Oo.-Lihsn Clothing
Crisehley, FSwoett 4 Oo.-Engine for Sale.
City Of Cleyeland-FueI Notice.
Metc.lfe's Rheumatis Remedy-SpeoiAl Notice
Dsmas, Barnes & Co Saratoga Water.
NJ. Halle q COs-Hosiery- #
@ Gi imnf & c. GDissOlation. Will
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AMERICAN WATcHEs.-These superior
watches are kept constantly on hand at
Hogan's, 2S7 Superior street.
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KRGIsTKE.

~ Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains or Bests, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus once, leo Superior street. op-
posite the W0ddell House. moyl6
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- For Evening Edition News
see inside.
- For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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I FRENCH CLocKs-A beautiful Iot-justim-
ported from Paris. For sale at Hogan's,
237 Superior street.
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Protect yourself from robbers aud assas-
sins, and other dogs, by baying the neatest
little pocket revolver in the world at Burt
4 Dare's. I4O Superior street. ielg
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-28

OLNsTED MURDER CAsE.-This case will
be given to the jury about noon to day. Mr..
A. T. Slade made the opening argument for
the State yesterday, and was followed by
Mr.. Knight and Mr.. Palmer. The closing
argument for the State will be made this
forenoon by Prosecuting Attorney Castle.