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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-13

Our MEN OF WEALTH.-We publish to-
day a list of the incomes for the Eighteenth
District, except Lake Co. There are in Cleve,
land twenty-five men whose incomes are
between twenty-five and fifty thousand dol
lars; two between fifty and one hundred
thousand dollars; one between one hundred
and M hundred and fifty thousand dollars;
and one above one hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars-that of A. Stone, jr, which is
SlS3,S97. The next largest income is re-
turned by Stillman Witt, Esq, sI2S, S9I.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-13

GRAPE GROWERS ExcURsIoN.-The Lake
Shore Grape Growers Association will 20 on
an excursion to the grape islands and San
dusky this week. Members from the east
eru and central districts, and all who can
reach Cleveland as easily as ~Sandusky, will
go on board the fine steamer Lac La Belle,
which leaves Cleveland for Lake Superior
on Tuesday evening, 14th, at 9 o'clock. Her
captain, John-Spalding, one of the men,
bers, has kindly proffered the Society a free
ride to Kelley's Island, landing there early
on Wednesday morning.
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ROCKFORD.


DISTINGUISHED B-ALTIMoREANs IN Town.
The official representatives of the city of
Baltimore, accompanied by a number of dis
tinguished citizens, arrived in this city, from
Chicago, on Saturday evening, via the c.. &
T. Road. No announcement of their arrival
having been made, no formal reception was
given. With the sagacity common to Off
Gals, Immediately on their arrival they
proceeded 10 the Kenard House, where every
arrangement for their accommodation was
made. Yesterday morning they attended
religious services at the Second Presbyterian
Church and in the evening at the First
Baptist Church. The party originally con-
sisted of ffty-fve gentlemen. A number
have left the party to visit friends in diff
ferent parts of this State and in the West,
They express themselves in terms of the
warmest praise when speaking of our city.
The following is a list of the visitors at
the Kennard OF the Second Branch of the
Council, Messrs. S. B. Taylor, and W. S.
Crowley, Secretary of the First Branch,
Messrs. j. T.. Caulk, V. Foreman, A. Stew
art, Col. Joshua Lynch, S. \. Ewalt, J.. NJ.
Jones, Il. c. Green, 0. Herring, j. H. Wylie,
and George W. Brooks, Clerk. Other Off
cials: W. II. Taylor, Mayors Secretary J.
W. S. Digs, Clerk Of Criminal Court J. i
Stewart, Chief Engineer Of the Fire Depart
ment H. Fulton, Clerk of the Fire Depart
ment F. Achey, Fire Department DR.. W.
II. Cleudeuin, Board of Health James D
Lowry, Clerk of Court of Common Pleas
W. Il. Clark, School Commissioners Citi-
zens J. G. Loane, Esq; j. Saylor, Esq.
General A. W. Dennison; OrsOn Adams
Esq. Henry Dennison, Esq. Robert Aus
trian, Esq; Edmund Volt, Esq. ]. II. Cal
us, ESD: W. A. Megram, Esq; ]. W
Maughlin, Esq W. F. Supplee, Esq. W
Courtney Esq. Accompanying the excur
%sionists is q musical quartet under the leaC
of Mr.. CT S. Root. The press is represented
by James Wingate, Esq, of the Sun; A. s
Chambers, Esq, of the american, and J. G
Starr, Esq, of the Commercial.
Tho excursiouists left Baltimore on las
Monday morning at S45, stopped at Cum.
berland during the night, and in the morn
ing departed for Pittsburgh, where they ar
rived at half past IL o'clock on Tuesday
morning. AT . O'Clock p. n. they left Pitts
burgh fer Chicago, arriving there at half
past twelve o'clock on Thursday. The party
will leave this city tomorrow morning
Some will go to Niagara, and others viii
leave for home over the C. & P. road.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-13

Thomas W. Tanning, General Agent of
"Thompson's Ohio State Business Direc-
tory" has arrived. He desires the business
men of Cleveland to place this city next to
Cincinnati in the warranted best State and
City Directory ever published in the West.
Canvassers wanted who are reliable, and
can give good references, to call at IS Water
street and see Mr.. Tanning.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-13
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR mIDNIGHF MARKET REPORT
Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press.
NEW York, August IL.

Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press.
NEW York, August1 IL.
MONEY.
There is an increasing demand for money but the
supply continues super-abundAnt. There Is no
drain Of currency from here. The domestic ex-
changes are in favor Of this city and money is fol-
lowing this way. The demand from the Stock Elk
change is readily met at 495 per cent, and many
Of the government bankers get supplied at 3 per
cent.
TRADE.
The number of out-of-town buyers here Ia stead
iy increasing, and the general trade Of the city
shows a slight improvement during the week Just
closed.
The crops are abundant all over the country and
everything argues we'll for q large fall trade, but
it may be a little later than usual.
GOLD.
The gold market finally closed strong at 1877.
There has been a good demand for Customs to-day
and rather NOR, doing for spectators.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
Governments are dull. F~ive-twenties 1O7; Ten
forties 1914; July Seven-thirties los.
RAILROAD STOCKS
EBailroad shares are unchanged. There was very
little business transacted, but all the sales were ct
full prices.
PETROLEUM sTecKs.
Consolidated Gregory advanced $500 per share,
sellilg at $500; Bennehof Run lose to 500 on
the 7 port of a new we'll. Guunell sold at Sl,O6;
Waikiki at 1920; and Quartz Hill at $500
DRY GOODS.
The following were the quotations reported at
the Dry Goods Exchange, %tobber's prices;
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FoR LAKE SUPERIOR,

GRAND PLEASURE EXCURSION FOB
NORTH SHORE OF LAKE
SUPERIOR.
THE SPLEEN ID(M
4 steamer s3LAR
RE
METBoB---------THos. WILSON, Master,
VIII leave q, veland for 0~NTONAGON and all in
termediate ports on Lake Superior, returning via
North Shore, Isle Royal, &C., on
WEDNESDAY, August 18th, at 8 P. NJ
This trip will afford & rare opportunity to the
tourist, Invalid, or pleasure seeker, to enjoy the
magnificent scenery, the invigorating air, and
visit the far-famed Iron and Copper Mines Of Lake
Superior, combining more of the pleasure and CON-
forts of travel with health and scientific informa.
tion than can be had on any other route on this
continent.
For further information, or passage and secu-
ring Of State Rooms, apply to
GARRETSoN 4 CO.,
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Pittsburgh Petroleum H.rxet.
Especial to cleveland Daily LzADra.I

PITTSBURGH, August 11-7:15 P. n.
The OIL market is not very active. Crude re-
ceipts 200 bbls. The Allegheny has a fair stage of
water. Sales bulk 1900 bbIs at I5c. samo offers
for more future delivery.
Refined steady. Sales of bonded on the spot ut
36%@37ci Philadelphia, August, at 45c septeni-
Der, 43c October, 44c. Free dull.
Weeks receipts, $4,000 bbls. By rivers and rail
roads since the opening of navigation, s74, 600 bbls.
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NEw
DUN
LOST,

SD-A Pocket Book containing a smsL
by calling at the Leader Office and payins ioi
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-13

Row Or THE WEST SIDE.-Two men named
Maloney and Bone were seriously injured
in a row last evening at the Atlantic and
Great Western House, on the West Side.
Knives were drawn and used, heads
smashed, window blinds torn down, and
windows nowhere.
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AUGUST II.


New RAnRoAD.-Thc Cleveland and To-
ledo Railroad Company have issued 81, 600,
600 of mortgage bonds, for the construction
of Is miles of new road, to use instead OF
an equal number of miles of the Cleveland
Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad, which
they have heretofore used for their Cleve-
innf termfnus-
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DIED.

HEWITT-In East Cleveland, at tie residence
Of her son, VIM. Hewitt, on the night Of August
1lth, 1856, Mrs. Mary Hewitt, relict Of Abiah
Hewitt, Esq, late Of Saudusky City. Aged 81
years.
Funeral st l P. NJ. Monday. Friends Of the
frrilY ore inYitad TO nttend-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-13

BREAK DowN.-A buggy showing evil
dence of a runaway was tilted up at the
corner of Seneca and Superior streets yes
terday. Our reporter looked through the
wreck for dismembered limbs and broken
heads, but found mono.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-13

FROM LAKE SUPERIoR.-The Lac La Belle
arrived from Lake Superior on Saturday.
She brings down a good load of freight and
passengers, butno news of importance. She
leaves again for the upper lakes on Tues
day evening,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-13
DAILY LEADER.
MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1866.
So For Evening Edition News
see inside.
er For Morning Edition News
see outside.
new ADvERTIsEMENTs.


Bryant, Stratton & Perrin-LOcsl Notice.
FELTON, & Bigelow-LocsI Notice.
TaIIman & ColIins-EgyptiaR Gala.
Hostetter's Bitters-LocaI Notice.
Roback'S Bitters-Local Notice.
Wolcott's Annihilator-LocaI Notice.
Reynolds, Bishop & Co.-Barrels at Auction.
DuvaI, SwAnder & CO.-Csnvasser Wanted.
7. W. F~anning-Locsl Notice.
Academy OF Music-German Theatre.
Brainard's Hall-Miss Segur.
W. L. Esrle-I. o. o. f. Notice.
r. d. C~ook-Engine for Sale.
Hahn. mauns Life Ins. Co.-Statement.
r. Hanna & Co.-For Late Superior.
S. Manu-Paper Collars.
I29 Pearl street-For Sale.
~Found-POcket Book.
A. B.-Board Wanted.
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WANTED-Canvsssers TO sell and put up b.
" tons Patent Gong House Bell. Men are clear
Ing from $50 to 500 per month. Send for circular
" Z. ~nArfESoN, Gent Agent, Grafton. o. ap6:3s2
A GENTS WANTED-To sell the largest and
n best work on Agriculture ever published. 1t is
q : Farmers Library,n complete in one volume
4 a. ROWE, Publishers, 266 Superior St,
Cleveland. o. june5:34s-W
WArEE9-RAEE OBAhOE EOH AGENTS.
visa ne peoplsWsnt. Complete History ofthe
" er.fn ~cE1lzsEe volume. Spiendidly illustrated, with
over Is 6ne ro-t-sits OF Generals and Battle Scenes.
Ihe1gss candid, lucid, omplste, authentic and relia.
Die history published. Il contains reading matter
eqUsi 10 three large volumes. Sead for circulars and
ESo chr terms. Address y BROS. o IAS
SaTf ton~ts -. Cincinnati -~--c -rEf ~
ETEN WANTED-To solicit and fill orders and
W collect on subscriptions for first class Books and
bngraVines. Remuneration either salary or COM
mlssinn. apply to or address G. L.. VAN NORF-
WICK, at the Saruaip Gallery Of Art, over p Mon
umcnt Square, Cleveland, O.. anrx.3Ss
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-13

Young men who wish to rapidly acquire
a perfect acquaintance with all that relate:
TO business, will find it to their advantage
to attend FELTON, and Bigelow's Union Bust,
ness College.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-13

ART IrEM.-The portrait of the Hon.
Joshua R. Giddings, painted by Miss Ran
som of Cleveland, has been purchased by
Congress for $1,000 and will be placed in the
rotuuda of the Capitol.
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POLLING MILL
FOR SALE.

The undersigned offer for sale their Rolling Nil
and Hinge Factory, situated ? I 2 miles below Pitts
burgh, on tho Ohio river, adjoining the Pittsburgh
Forge and Iron Company's Works, and a short dis
lance below the Superior Rail Mill and Manchester
Locomotive Works, and can be reached by accom-
modation trains on the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne &
Chicago Railroad Company, and Manchester street
cars. The mill comprises - boiling furnaces, l scrap
furnace and 5 heating furnaces, patent squeezer,
muck mill, sheet mill, lh-inch bar mill and S-inch
guard mill, . boilers, one 26-inch cylinder engine, )
feet stroke, entirely new, Of superior workmanship,
made by Messrs. Macintosh, Hemphill & Co, one
I5-inch cylinder engine, new, for running s-inoh
mill, shears, lathes, etc, etc. all in complete running
order.
Hinge Factory for manufacturing strap and T
hines, now in successful operation, with u good trade
demand for entire product, capacity ~ T IN if1tifR the
29ao4s4 A & a comulete machine shop with en-
gine, lnthes, planer, drill press, etc, etc. In addi-
ton there are twenty-eight dwelling houses for
hands, and one house for manager.
Real estate comprises eight acres of ground, eN-
tending from p. Fit. W. K O. r. K. track TO the
Ohio river with a river front Of 326 feet. A switch
from the P, r.. W. q. r. Il. extends 70 the mill
this, with the river, affords unsurpassed facilities for
receiving coal and metal, and shipping product.
This property being conveniently located, and
everything about il but = short time in use, and in
perfect running order, is well worthy the attention
OF parties wishing TO engage in the iron business.
- T,-.l.-- s-r. IL.
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oNomI oNA kNN
Boston:
LIST Il % u 10
I'd " ...........-.----.. s2h 92%
Sd " 6O ~
18th " 3g7 9z%a
Flour 70 30
Wool 81 60 81 10
The westward-bOund rates by lake aud rail are
as follows:
class. class. class. class.
To Glove, and, Toledo and
D trols~-.--~-----.S1 90 s5c CSC 45c
hIOur-In good steady demand, and firm. Sale
100 bbls Xxx spring at $1,000. Choice grades red
and white winter are steady at previous prices.
wheat-spring active, excited, unsettled and
irregular. Sales 5000 bu from store at 81, 80; $500
bu at ST ,92% /; 1900 bu afoat to arrive at sl,95;
5000 bu to arrive in store at 81 IS; 2-OObu do do
at $500; 4 cars fOom store at $500; 5000 bu on
private terms the market closing firm at SEQ
on the spot. No reported transactions in winter.
OOrn-Quiet and steady. Sales 2 cars No. l
yellow at 72c l car Ne. 1 mixed at roc.
O~ats-Quiet and lower. Sale 1 car old No. 1
State at 4sc from store 1 car new do do at 35e on
track 1 car Western at 45o.
Rye-Steady and unchanged at s5c for No. 1
from store.
BarIey-Nominal.
POrk-Firm. Sales 25 bbls No. 1 city-packed
Mess at $500.
Lard-Firma and in fair request. City-rsndered
in tierces and kegs 22@22Hc; couutry-rendered
2O92Ic.
BeeE-Firm and unchanged at 5000 for city
packed Mess.
Smoked Meats-Hams and Shoulders firm
and in good demand. Sales 1000 lbs city sugar.
cured Hams at 24c; 1000 lbs Shoulders at &c.
Baeou zoe Dried Beef &c.
Butter-More active and firm. Sales 95 kegs
prime Western Reserve at &c. Common to good
Western Reserve and General 2sG3Oc.
Cheesc-Dull and steady lO9l7c for good to
choice.
Eggs-Dull and lower. Sales at 1s9l9c.
HighWines-Firm and i'll fair request. Sales
20 bbls at s2,27.
AIcObOI-Firm. Cologne Spirits, si,6294,67
IS per cent. Alconol s4,52@l,57. Neutral Proof
Spirits S3,4s92,4s.
PetrOleum-Quiet. Bonded held at 36@3sc
on spot; Free 56@5sc
OIIs-Stesdy. Quotations for Carbon are for
trade lots. We quote:
do boird / $50 Whale, W. B.-..eS1 70
0arbon-.......- $50 go Elephant, W. B.. l 20
Lard..-.--.-.s1 6o9l so Sperm, W S.-.... 3 90
Dank.---'.... -@l 5OI otralta."- -.---- I 80
Beans-Quiet. Prime white held at sl,5O9
LIS.
lake Ffsh-steady. No. 1 Whitsfsh 1926;
Piokerol, Ss,Oe9s,25; Trout s7,OO@7,5e Bass
$3.50; Herring, Sl.OO@4,5O. all for half barrels
TRlIOw-steady and quiet at lie for city and
country rendered.
Feashers-steldy and firm at $4,000 for
prime live geese.
HOps-Firm. Held at a range of I597Oo for
New York, Michigan and Ohio.
MaIt-Barloy Malt steady at 81 ,4O@1, so y bu,
the outside price for prime No. l Canada.
PIAsfer-PoweII's land plaster firm at Sl2, 90
. ton at Mill. Oalcined $500 o Dbl.
White Lime-In good demand at S1,75 per
Dbl for Cleveland and Fremont.
Water Ltmc-In fair demand and firm at
$500 for Akron and 0swego.
Salt irm at $3.50 for Fine, $3.50 for Coarse
and Ground Solar.
Ale and POrter-We quote as follows: Pres
ent Use Xxx Ale S1O,O 90; Stock s13,OO914,O0; Ken |
nett sl6,OOi Pele Cream SI1,Oo; Porter s12,OOe
400.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Words ef Vital Intercst-wm the thou
sands who read columns Of frivolous verbiage
every day devote i've minutes to the perusal of
few facts which concerns them nearly Our text
is Health, and We will put our commentary into a
nutshell. Weakness is indirectly the cause of all
sickness; for if nature b strong enough 70 resist
the morbid influences which produce Illness, of
course they are powerless. Seek strength, there
fore. Invigorate aud regulate the system. When
the quicksilver ranges from 50 to sc degrees in the
w"E17I ru5 m7=r athletic arc enfeebled, and the
weak are Frustrated. 1t is at such a time that An
inyigorator as HOsTETTER's STOMACH BIT
TIERS is urgently needed. VIII 1t are the effects Of
this rare Vegetable Tonic Would that al Who
have known its benefits could oondense their ex
perience into this paragraph. They would tell
the healthy, toprotect their health they must use
this safeguard against the facilitating influences.
They would exhort the weak to discard all unmed-
icated and impure stimulants and cling to this
wholesome and unfailing tonic and Alternative as
the shipwrecked mariner would cling to a raft in a
stormy sea. They would, of d~yspeptic panEs re-
Iieyed, of appetite restored, of shattered nerves re-
strung, of headaches cured, Of disOrdersd func-
tions T gu eted, of hypochondria dissipated, of
miasmstic diseases bsfied, Of fever and ague
cured, of liver complaints arrested, ofheat, priva-
ton and toll defed, of hope terminated, and cheer
frI,oa. rastor,J SrcI nv. fl,, sF,cts of u,s..t
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GOLD PESs.-A fine assortment of oblique
n commercial pens and cases, at 14O su-
perior street. GyIS) BURT & DARE.
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CLEVELAND LIBRARY AssocIATIoN.-Large
additions of new books are being added
daily to the shelves of the Library Associa-
lion,
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MISCELLANEOUS,

N0TECE-A young man, age %, would like to
~ purchase an interest in some established mer-
camille or manufacturing business. Has $500 in
cash; Is a good bock-ke per, and understands busi-
ness hiss a good acquaintance in the city and Coun-
try. All communications strictly confidential NJ
dress n. A b" POstoiice. ~auglO-3t0
NsW FBOUR-C. ANDREWS. corner Of On
~ tarlo aud Prospect streets. has just received 100
barrels of the celebrated st, Louis Flour, made from
the best selected white wheat. Angelo
PILLIARDS! BILLIARDs!I BILL
II ARDS!llI VIC ID call the attention Of buyers
70 my new improved PATENT COMBINATIONS
AND FABLES, which cannot De sur
Passed by any others in the world for elasticity, cor
EeGtness OF angles, and durability, which l sell At
reasonable prices, with a fine stock or Cloths, Balls.
cues, and everything connected with the trade
Orders by mail attended to at my factory. Is6 Fulton
street, New York City. w. Il. GRIFFITH.
DROEITABLE RNPLOYMFNT F0R
L SUMMER AND FALL-The address of school
teaehers, Students; clergymen, disabled soldiers and
9thers, wanted. business light and pleasant. Adj
dress 81. GREEN, ia Superior street, Cleveland.
o, Room I, up stairs. iy9.S55
$40 non nONER.. ADEANCED-
OOOsOOO In sums TO euit-et the old stand
sd Nell-EnoEn LOAN OFFIOE.
% securities OF every kind. viz: Gold and Silver
atohs. Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewelry, Guns
E5stols, Clothing. Dry Goods, Pianos, Helodeous, aud
Al gsrsonei property and articles o~fvalne. on the most
ss4sectory terms. Business strictly private. Ks
tAeashed 1881, \. B.-A variety Of unredeemed
Nesles,JeNesFy. Guns, etc., for sale at bargains,
,~oros--oorner Of Water and Superior streets. oyey
Al53s z EsssStio'a OlothiRg store.
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WARRENsvILLE

Adams ] E....... III Pierson z Nh. IS
Feig s..-........... 400
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PLEASURR EXCURSIONS TO LAKE
SUPERIOR.

THE LARGE AND6 AIN
i elegant passenger steamei&@sz4zS
-
SD. oALDwELL---...J. N. LEWIS, Master,
VIII leave Cleveland, Ohio, for LAKE SUPERIOR
PORTS, on Pleasure Excursions, the
following DAYS:
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OOnpound-iDt. Notes, '65--.lc59lOo lO69IU9
In the local money market there is a we'll
maintained demand for currency, and the
market continues close, though the tendency
is not SO strongly in the direction of strin-
gency as a few days ago. Only primo
paper, however, meets with unqualified &C
ceptance, common grades being hard of ne
gOtiatiOn.
Eastern Exchange is in very moderate
receipt, and with a good steady demand,
bankers have still to draw in excess of what
they are getting in. Rates are firm at par
buying and Ito per cent. premium selling.
In the general markets business to-day
was fair, and trade on the whole better than
for any previous day of the week. Wheat
was active, though considerably unsettled,
and prices very irregular, the market clos
ing up firm at the outside figures, with an
advancing tendency. Flour was in good de-
mand from regular buyers, and holders
were firm at full figures. Corn had a steady
market. Oats were not SO firm, and de-
clined &c for old the first reported sale of
new was made at 35c on track. Provisions
had a fair trade demand at unchanged
prices. Butter was in more active inquiry.
chiefly in Eastern account, and prime W.
R. was firm at 32c, with an upward tendency
at the close. Cheese remains dull. Eggs
are lower. Highwines are steady, with a
fair inquiry. Petroleum is quiet, but prices
are steady at last quoted figures.
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JuIy 25th, August Sth and 22d, at
Eight y. M.

The steamer passes through Lakes Erie, Sc.
Clair, Huron and Superior, and the beautiful
rivers Detroit, St. Clair and st. Marys, with its
Thousand Islsnds, pre- enting to the tourist for
pleasure or health, more real attractions than any
other on the continent of America.
For securing stateroOus or for further informA-
tion apply to GARRETS0N & CO., Ag'ts,
iy23:5is No. / River street, OleSelAnd, o.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-13

MARBLE.-A large quantity of marble has
lately been landed on the dock from the
d~uarries Of Vermont.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-13

CROWDED OUT.-We omit a number Of
local items to give place to the income list
of the Eighteenth District.
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MAYFIELD
MIDDBEBURGH.


Fowles L A.. 800 Pritchard...
Pilgrim ..... 800
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Miss SEGUR's CoScERT.-The concert to-
morrow 4---=-o r~r1Er1Oo 20 DC d most Drll-
liant affair, and those desiring seats should
be early in securing them.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-13

Diamond Jewelry of Exquisite design:
and Unique styles, at
SYLVESTER HoGAN's, 237 Superior-st.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-13

LARGE DocKET.-There is an usually large
number of cases to be disposed of at the
Police Court this morning-chieay drunks
and disturbances.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-13

CLAss6. KENSARs House. PvssE, S151.-For
TIOtting Horses, Double Teams, owned by one
man. 2 in three to Wagons, for Cleveland Horses
S to enter, 2 to start.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 25TH. PREMIUMS $1,000.
Glass Z. BEATEN premium S7OO.-For Trotting
Horses who do not take a Premium. , in 5 to
Harness; ) to enter, : to start.
ElTst horse~----.------ ..-.--...---..S 90
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-13

BuRGLARY.-The residence of Mr.. Joseph
A. R~eddington, No. 272 Franklin street,
West Side, was entered on Thursday night
last and all the family silver-ware stolen.