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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
DuK msDNsGHr nAREEr RErOEa
Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press !
NEw Y0RE, July &c.

"
Special Dispatch to Western Associated Press
HEw YOsE, July &c.
MONEY.
There is no change in money, and the market
clntinu"s extremely cay Al 4SJ q cent on call.
ID senunts are dull, and there is not much paper
Offering. Prime MN 5 are dOue at 5iSI6 q cent.
GOLD.
The gold market closed up quietly sid firmly at
l49B9I5J.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
There w4s quite an active demand for govern
ment securities towards the close Of the day. AID
higher prices were made generally
The following are the closing quotations:
Skies Of 81 r-gisteTed ltJalJ9A coupons 81
IG9L@IO9L; So 5 coupons Of g. lUj1S; do of "a
IO5EGIO551; do. IS IO5Iz%IO5A I1-tG's reg
istered g7Z9gSZ; 10 o coupons 9-tEG9s%i
Aug. 7-2ls lOs5sal0J54; June do. l053s9 1854 ;
July do l35s9lOS54.
RAILWAY STOCKS.
Tbs sto. K market was strong at the last open
board W TIA an upward tendency in prices. The
| greatest advance during the day has been on Fort
Wayne, Rock Island and Michigan southern.
Tie following are ihe closing prices
Ohio certificates 2slaG2S% Canton 52@52%;
| Cumberland Coal 90. 459lG; Quicksilver 4aGb iG1s.
MaTipOs~ Ilk@ll4; do referred 2iE42fI;
New York Central IOi54@l045s' Erie GE4, Hudson
River lt912; Reading l9Ss Michigan Central
Central scrip Il9@ns12; Cleveland and Pittsburgh
s4A9s5,
PETROLEUM AND MINING SHARES
PstroIeum-Bennehd Run SEQ; United States
$50; Pithole no
Mining strcks-Consolidated Gregory 2IoO; New
YORK Gold liz.
DRY GOODS.
The following were the quotation reported at
the Dry Goods Exchange, ~jObber's prices
Brown Sheetings-Appleton A % do; B Is do.
D q; do Z IA.
Sheetings and Shirtings-Amoskeag 37%; BAllOn
4 Son -.
Punts-Ametican 10 Amoskeag Is; ATnOlis Il;
CcchecO q Empire Izl8 Freeman II; Garner n
Co. 2O1s-
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ClereIand iron and Nail Markel.

THURSDAY, jay 20, 1866.
Cleveland, Brown q Co., Manufacturers and
Wholesale Dealers in Iron and Nails, Nos. % and
81 Merwin street, report the market steady, and
prizes unchanged and firm. The demand Is good
for the ssazo5, and a fair business is Il being DONE
We quote:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-27

MORE SwINDLISG.-A man was swindled,
by the common method of confidence, out
Of six sovereigns at the depot yesterday.
Served him right-dO it again, Mr.. "Conf-
drncnn
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-27

Esrted AppIes-Quiet at lie aud pay for pack
ages.
Dried Peaehes-Firm. Pared sOc; IMPAIRED,
halves, &c; quarters. lSc.
Lake ish-In fair demand. We quote No.
1 Ehit46sh IS, 70 per half Dbl; No. 2 do ss,25 Pick
OTe!, No. l, ss,Oe9s,25i Trout s7,25i Herring,
large, $3.50.
RSanS-Prims white scarce and firm at s2,25
per Lu good s2,01.
Feathers-Prime live gesss held at $4,000.
saIt-Firm. Held at s2,45 for Fine aud $3.50
for coarse Onondaga Saginaw S2,45.
gaIlOW-Steady and firm. Held at 1O%91lo.
Water LiIne-In fair demand and firm at
500 for Akron and Oswego.
White Iime-In good demand at 81, 70 per
Dbl for Cleveland and Fremont.
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CosT oF SPRINKLING.-The cost Of sprink-
ling Seneca street, from Lake t, st. Clair
street, from July to October, both months
included, will DO thirteen cents per foot
upon abuttiug property.
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OK a SrR1KE-The "Mets" in Detroit are
on a strike; and many Of them in this city
are resigning, giving as q reason that their
salaries will not enable them to live.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-27

BASE BALL.-A friendly game was played
between the Star and West Side Clubs on
Wednesday, and resulted in the defeat Of
the West siders. The play of Conner, Kirk
wood and Basin, of tho West Side, deserves
notice, The Stars batted aud fslded sploa-
didly. Below is the score:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-27

Being personally acquainted with the
proPrietors, and knowing the merits of the
Union Business COLLEGE, wO cheerfuily re-
commend this favorite institution to all our
raaders-
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SPECIAL NOTECEs.


The Grand Secret.-TLe grand secret in
medication is to help Nature, Sustain and Regu-
lato-these are the Alpha snd Omega Of the only
theory of cure that has common soaso for its
basis. If the nervous system is shattered, the
muscles weak, aud the mind, ike the body, in a
state OF partial collapse-what is It best to do {,
Reason teaches Us tho answer.
BrILo Up YorG MAX.
Brace him as you would brace a t-ttsring sdidce.
The palladium he needs isl Tonic Alternative. Bring
him up out of the DEPTHS Of Debility aud Despoa-
dcacy with HosTETTER's BTrTEEs. They
cannot irjuro. a child mag take them in doses
suited to its years, without to possibility oil
harm. The eniccblsl vital powers are as sure TO
respond emery ,;icany to their action as the wiIted
grass is to erect its blades uzier the v~i,ifying and
refs thirg rain. In all easas ofd,biily the Bitters
are absolutely required. Their, is no substituts or
sueceedanoum tina. viii Gu their place. Rcsort to
this most wonderful o. Modern Toaics,
AR AT VIII. Re WELL.
Baar IN mind tAss in Dyspepsia, Iutermitt6nt
Fcyers, bilious Disorders, aud An,ciions Of the
Nerves, no other msdicine will produce one 1.-THE
cfthe goJd effect th.t Invariably folio IS the use
Of this excellent Invigorator and Corrective. Sold
every ~here.-lN- Z. Tribune, October 27th, 1865.
jy2s
Remedy for the s'tiss.-It is & blessing
to the suffering TO know that sc have a. ~e1ectual
cure for this truly Troublesome disease. Mr.. J. P.
Hazarde, Of li Second street, Cincinnati, chic,
takes great pleasure in informing all who are suf-
iering with piles, thar he used a small quantity OF
Or. styicklaud's Pile Remedy. and IL effected = per-
mauent cUiG. This seems 60 hs the case with all
who ptsks use Gf this splendid preparation. 1t is
manufactured at No u East Fougth street, Cincin
nIti, Ohio, and sold by all Druggists.
Benton . DunhaEI, Cleveland, o.. myers
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LOCAL EGETOks.

For Cholera Morbus and Diarrhea use
Porter's Care of Pain. It IS a safe aud GER
tain remedy. Sold by all druggists at %
cents. July 1854.
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Young men would do well to call at Bry-
ant, Stratton & Perrins College and see the
facilities offered for acquiring a business
nlncatinn
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Just received by Henseh & Howe, &C Mon
ment Square, another lot of genuine i'm
ported Kissengen and Seltus water.
iuly29:335
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A GENTS WANTRD-FOR KETTELL's
"a n fOLUhE HISTORY OF FIJI REBEG-
LION, the cheapest 0ut-and quick sslling-nearly
su,ODo already delivered TO subscribers-has about -
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TIE LOYAL Esq., State History of the
West, with :0s engrayiags. a beauti.-l and most val
uahle work also orthe RIRLE LOOKING GLASS:
a Mirror for Ell People. Reflector and Teacher Of the
fcuptures- Nth Us enETayiugs. illustrating every
kind of character and quality ot the human he.rf.
For Circular with foil descupfions ANA terms, aa-
TVp--gqf nEW
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oswego MarkeI-JUIy eG.

FIoUE-Dull and loser. Sales at s9,O2as9,7 Il
for No sprInE' SlO,O09I0,50 fer red winter;
Sl. so for white Sis,5a@Ift0 for Ky.
WHEAT-IR moderate milli z demAnt. Sales Of
white Causd4 at $3.50; 40 Chicago spriag at
SI.l0; Milwaukee cub by sadpe.
l,SO.
COEE-Duil.
0ATs-DGll.
CANAL FRFIGHr=-DuIl. Wheat l2Lc, corn
lie, oats &c to New YORK.
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sEYM0UR-.AsE-Jaly 25th, at Hudson. o.,
by Hey.Geo. Darling, Mr.. J. II. seymour and
Miss Louise Case; both OF Hudson. No cards.
BROOKS WOODBRIDGE At Newburgh,
July 18th, 81 the residence of the brides father,
by tn Rev, Mr. farmer, assisted by the Rev. DR..
laws pr- A. l.. BROOKS, Jr., and Mary Alice
Woodbridge.
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Beekwith { Sterling are receiving elegant
English Carpets of their own i%mportations
per steamer Scotia.
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EUIGRANrs-Six car loads of Swedish
emigrants passed through yesterday en-
route for Wisconsin.
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CLAIM AGENTS,
VIZ, g. PRESTON,
Established December, 1917
MeenRaE 4 APEaV 4 Enu. mair A.

"1NO"1Nu q AIN5 @ NEW NIatLI NItil5.
OSfICE no. / LThAE's BLOCK.
Hear Court Hoaso on Puklio Seusre. Olevslan5 q
THE NEW BOUNTY LAW las passed tAa
who served b~tEern April nth, IssI md All Iofb
lse5' eau nov ne their Discharges with us 10 %,
tain tseir Bounty.
as Oar rec is Rive Dollars, payable when
Ci-Iuls are ssttled. rs established bv The AT
We collect Pension. Gount., aset Pav Prtv.
h1nsy and all OtLor War Olsi,i-.
Land Warrants bought and sold.
ST. Oar srscisl Azsa;, resiasBt At WsshIy-1aa
D.. o., sivos persona; E;tentiea TO 4 IL ei.iTns sIsd
By Us.
German T-nyHage FDaaep- fa,,ep1z
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COTTOS-MOre active and tending upward. Sales
at 36935c for middling.
FLOUR-Steady for low and medium grades, and
dull and lower Tor inipsior aud high descriptions.
Sales At Sc, 1907 IS Tor extra STATE; $500 a9.4O
for extra round hoop Ohio 81, 5Ugll 70 for
trade brands. Closing dull.
WmsKT-Quiet. Sales at $,9092,25 for west
eTn and state.
WHEAr-Frme with more active demand and
part POPULATION.
sales Of rejected Milwaukee at 81, 50; new
No. l Milwaukee Sl,95@2,O5 SI75 for gooI Chi
caSO spring; So 5 for ostambsr Michigan
RYE-DGll- sales Of western at s71zc.
BARLEY-Dull.
BARLEY MALf-DOl.
CORN-Withont change.
Sales at s4%@S5c for sound mixed western,
chiefly at insios price; 9Os FOR western yellow.
OATs-Rectipts 3LZ73 bushels. kAtber more
steady Sales st 4jL947c Tor Chicago; 4s953c
foe Milwaukee.
CoFFEE-Very firm but quiet.
~sUGAK-Steady. Sales al Il@IlLc FOR Cuba.
PETROLKUM-Dull.
Safes at zs@z3Hc for crude. and 3s939c for
refined in bosd.
P-OKK-Upcned sttady and closed firm.
Saies at s3l, 62G32,OJ for new nI~ss, closing
at SEQ regular; S30,CO for old mess; S26, T5@
q, 90 for prime.
BEEF-UCchaBged
Cur MEATs-FirnI.
Sales at l49IG1zc for shoulders, aud ls@2jEc
for hams.
LARD-DuIl and heavy. Sales at Is92%c.
BJITEs-Heavy Sales at 2O9S3c for Ohio, and
2794Oc for state.
GHEssE-DulI. Sales at 6@lsc.
FREIGHTs TO LIvEEPOoL-Wiihont decided
change.
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IScoRPoRATED.-The Cincinnati Base Ball
Association has become a corporate body.
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GENTS WARTED-To ssH the largest aud
n beet work On Agriculture ever published. II is
a armers Library" eompscts in one volume.
Cleveland. a. iuus5.geS-W
WGNFEE-AsE uHAKUE FoB
" hh9f 80 pecp3ElHt. Cra-lste History offhs
= ~, ~ oaeizrse volume. spisEssdiy illustrated, Win
nssr - i.1e Fcrirsss OF Geaens-s ard Batt.- SCENES,
Tie mos oEaid. lucid. oTpiete, aUtbentic ssd raliA-
tde history putfsheds II oonirias reading matter
equal 20 three largs Vcianer. Eend sar riT-riars sn4
see cCr terms. Address Sgps hCn. ~
&s-t Fa-rih - Err.rnaH E-
WANFED-Canvasse-s 70 eel and put 10 Rsr
w tons Patent Gong House Bell. Men arc clear
ing from $50 to 500 per month. Sead for circular.
~ r. MATTESON. Genl Agent. Grafton o $3.50
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For BUFFALo.-The Pacific, Capt. Travis,
leaves for Buffalo at noon to-day.
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H.syelsnd MnoIesaIe Market

~
FIOEr-In moderate trade demand, steady and
unchanged. We quote: City made Xxx red Sl3,OO;
do Xxx white $500; do XXX spring slO,5O91O,-
rs. Country brands Xxx red SIO,5osl2,5O, snd
ny white SIS, OOGl4,OO.
ygheat-The market opened with a moderate
demand Tor Spring at the extreme decline Of yea
terday latter, advices FIRM Chicago reported an
advance in that MAJ ket, and this market became
decidedly frmor. though duh. Sales this morning
s cars No. l MilGaukee spring at Sl,s5-the mar
ket closing 1t 81, 90 asked sale l car choice No. 2
red winter at $3.50.
COrn-In fair request and PC better. Sales 3
cars No. l at 72c from store.
Oass-In moderate temand and steady. Sales
Q cars No. I at Acc.
Eye-Quiet and nominal at SIC for No. l.
Barlay-Inactiv and nominal.
POrk-Steady aud in fair trade demand. Sales
81 ibis No. l City-p4cked Mess at $500; No. 9
Mess S32,OO; Prime Mess at 5000.
~E.arG-SteIdy for City rendered at 22Zc in kegs
and &c in tierces. Country held at 2lc.
HaTns-In fair demand, and firm at 24c for
city Sugar-ouseJ eanvassed.
BEOuIders-Steady, and demand fair. Sales
Gao lbs City-cured at l6c.
B~ac0n-steady. Sales 400 lbs City cured can
vsssed at 2Oc.
Dried Beef-In coed demand and firm. The
stock in market is very light. Sales $500 lbs city
canvsssed at &c.
Beef-Firm AMI steady at s2O,O 90 fer city packed
Mess.
Butter-Quiet, steady and firm at 30932c for
good to choice Western Reserve yellow
CheeRc--Quiet and steady at lOGI7c for COM
mon to choice dairy and RctOry-made.
Eggs Quiet but firm at l69l7c.
Effzssiaos-In light stock and finn at 8 Is.
AIeOhOi-Is steady. We quote; S4,52S4.57
for Sc peg csEt. cologne Spirits, IS per cent. S4,-
G2Gi,67. Esuirsl Proof Spirits S2,4592,5O.
FefrS5eaHs-Yery quiet, but steady at SIC
for Refined in bond, presebt delivery Free E4e.
Gijs-Steady. Quotations for Carbon are for
trade lots. We quote:
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ANUS
ACADEMY or -

eomin@ a., hhn nG Successful Tour. We a,s
ne" programmes. Positively 3 night oniSnary
" edneSdsEy. TharSday ana
Evening, duly 35GRi, aGIh a az'ny
trorpe IN tue WOrId, enlarged and jnurov..
for the ssa-on Of 1896 4 81. Return IN ~
great gieaEtis and ineomnarahIn
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n. Z. eteeh Markel-InIy Ed.

GovEREaEsF SrnoKs-A shade frmer.
5-20 coupons OF Is 2 10 "a; do Of Ices 1857.
S~TOCKs-BsIfer-
Milwaukee aud 81. Paul preferred 7O1%, Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne and ChiragO 1905 Chicago
and Gek Island IS; cleveland and Toledo ln3s;
Chicago and Northwest IN 3 "a; Cleveland aud
Pittsburgh S45S; Illinois Centul IL; Michigan
S'uthern So; heading nos Erie G4}si New York
O. ntral l04H; Pacific \ y Co. ZiU; Western
Union Telegraph 49,; 55LI.
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER.
DEPARTURES.

60 Citizens visiting conveyance 70 either Of the
above Trains or B0rts, viii h calisi T0v ~ Boscdes
ofstaYens Omnibus Lins, b. isaying their address
- tEe Omnibus OG.co, 100 Superior street, op-
Peslse the Nsttel A9ase. may15
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49,

scHIFF, ELsorsEE / Co, 100 Superior street,
Opposite the Weddell House,, have just re-
ceived q large assortment in Ladies' Far
nishing and Fancy Goods, such as ladies'
collars and sleeves, nets, trimmings, but
tons. combs, ladies, hosiery, etc, etc, which
they offer to the trade at the very lowest
market prices. jyI3-34O
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DAILY LEADER.
FRIDAY, JULY p, 1866.

- For Evening EdIti0n News
see inside.
So For Morning Edition NeVVs
see outside.
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MISCELLANEOUS

DULLIARDS! BILLIARDSu BTIIT-
ID AkISllH would call the attention If buV.rs
20 nv new improved PATENT CONDENSATION
passed by any Others in the world fcr elasticity, cor
rectness of angles, and durability, which ! srl Al
reasonable prices, with a hne stock or Cloths. Rails.
Cues, and everything connected with the trade
Orders BY mail attended 10 at my factory, is6 Fulton
street, New York City. W. L. GRIpITH.
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ron SALE

VHE GREAT STATE or OHIO FOHs
L SABE-In Paimer's Pate1t Coupling. an article
universally admired and demanded, Incrensirg
yearly profits undOubted for y years, the time the
patent rms. This practical triumoh % iryelti9n is
10 be seen free Of charge daily II the New ENGLAND
Hotel. Who will be the lucky firm that buysg II.
ROLAND MARKHAM. TTss Es5
E0R SALE-OIG STILBS-Fcur good second
Il baud Stills; csraeity thirteen barrels each
yery chap; msy be seen at cur Refinery. ROCK
AEDBE%S- jyI -
EOR SALE-A farm Of six aed ouc-fourth acres.
Il sttuaied balfa mile from Brooklyn Centre on
the Ridge road; Food house and harn; 4 variefy of
fruit trees. shrubbery. &c I1quire % J. FLINT.
on the Columbus rOGd. sou h Of WalWOrth Kun.
av9s.eaE
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DOR SALE-House aud !ot, containing one
L acre, with a variety OF fruit trees. Oh the Colum-
bus road, just shove Wsiworfh Run, In good Jusi-
ness place, next tnScbnaufsr HOiel, Brcokln Houze.
JOSEPH FLINT. iv9t;zs-
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nESIRARLE PROPERTY FOE SALE.
~ on Superior street extension, ? II miles frOm
The PestOfice, consisting Of ten acres Of land under
cultivation, and wgtered by a neyar-iailinc stream.
pn the premises hre a small frame house, large barn,
iusIr acres OF vineyard, six aGd eight years Old in
wire t%rellis, 70 nrpls trees, l25 reach trees, all choice
varieties OF grated fruit, different kinds OF cherry,
dwarf and standa It pear trees, quirces, cuTrsnts,
halt aero ut Strawberries AND a fine variety % SHADE
and nameH trees ana shrubberv. Said land has
- rods front on Superior street. and is susceptible At
small expense of milking a beautiful rural home aud
pecuniarily productive 10 its Owuor. For further
particular enqire Of FOLJkMBE & WILKINS.
2:iS Superior, cor. Seneca sts. Jy7s3eS
E0R SALB-Ofb-A nne lofot Fc.-oIsuR Bura,
fTEi WsF. rsSsf.Rg
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LEHIGH COAL.-We are exclusive agents
for Silver Brook Lshigh Coal. This IS the
only pure Lehigh Coal Of prepared sizes
brought TO this city. 1t is the cheapest an
thracite coal 10 buy. Consumers will do
well 70 call at our office before purchasing.
CLEVELAND PROTECTIVE FUEL Co,
jy2j:3$6 Office No. 90 Superior st.
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EOR SALE-Th- bee. Photograph Gallery in the
II city of Ann Arbor Best location and only
solar camera in the Citv. Reason for telling in
health. Address f.. ;. ADAMS, Ann Arbor, Mirh.
Box 64S. iva
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S50O0O.

S5U.OUU in sn1ss 70 sns,s-Eii 10 IA stspS
f5id Sell-knovn WAGNEE'S LOAN OFFICE,
ia Securities Of every kind. Wis COS aud Silver
Natchea. Diamonds. Silver Ware, Jevslry. Gur5
PISTOLS, Clothing. DrJ Goods, risros, Ks3cia6rs, sod
sl FsrSonEl property and articles n~fvsius, on the uost
satisfactory terme. Business STRICTLY private. Ne
tsonShed ISL. N. IA variety q uf.r.:eeuied
Watches Jsweiey, Gems, etc. 5gr sals q bercs-ls.
.~Of5os-oorDer OF water AID SopeYi1r streVl. crs-
PANis \ fieIottos OlothfAg Store
ccs29 g AZ EsoNER
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Arrivals al fsso s'cfDctsaI Hotels f9I
Ise last TTEeuty-FOar KE0uss.
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DLAI9, SOLID is CARAT RINGS
l. Good assortment at CoWLEs'.
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GOLD Pass fine assortment of oblique
and commercial pens and cases, at 40 Su-
perior street. GyIs) Burt & DARE.
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FRoU LAKE SUPERIoR.-The steamer Iron
City, Captain John Holland, from Lake su-
perior, arrived il port last evening. The
following IS c report of her trip down, rs
furnished by the clerk. Mr.. VIM. Stevenson:
Sailed from O~ntonagon Saturday, July 81,
st Q p. IN. called at Eagle River, Eagle
Harbor and Copper Harbor the next morn
ing; arrived al Lake Portage at 5 p. m.
found steamer Meteor there; left Portage
Lake Monday at 4 q. m, and arrived at
Marquette at II 8. m. there were 10 vessels
at Marquette: left Marqustte at : 4. m;
met steamer Ainois of Grand Island az
rived at the - Tuesday morning the
following vessers &ere passing up the canal:
John Weeden, Twilight, Miami Belle and
St James; left the Saula at . D. M: the
schooner Card was at Detour, bound up.
Tbs Iron City brought down 250 tons iron
ore, 81 tons copper, IS6 green hides, 200
packages FISH and = large quantity Of mis-
eellaneous freight. The Iron City leaves
again on a grand pleasure excursion to Lake
Superior on Monday evening next from
& Hollands dock.
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Milwaukee szarhei-JuIy &c.

Milwaukee Asarket-JuIy &c.
FLoUE-sctise- Ssles at 80 so for Xxx.
WhEAT-Aetive advanced 7Gsc. sales at els
@I,74 for No. IL
GoRN-sirm. fa'ss at sos for No I.
OAls-Eirm and advanced %. Sales at 31%a
33c.
KrcE1prs-Flour zoo bbls; wheat II. 600 bush;
oats l6 90.
SHIEMEsrs-Flosr 1G. 90 bbls; wheat 1900 bush,
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DOR SkLE-The furniture aud l-ssa-four
IL Yeas and six moaths-of the Goodwin House,
Dayton. Ohio; ~iHrniture all new; purchasri in Jan
uauy last State Fair in Dayton ia 1850 and o.. !.
H. Miller, Administrator. jy2I:set
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SOLDIERS TAKE NOTICE.-SOldiers'
Claims collected without charge. See
advertisement Of Stree Claim Agen.
cy In another column. Mayo
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LADIES SWISS WATcHEs-A few of very |
fine quality, at 40 Superior street. jyls
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Just ReeeITed-4rmy Life on the
Border, BY Col. Marcy, With illustra-
tiOns: price SO. shakSpeare's He'll
neatiORs, by 4. o. Kellogg, b. D.;
price Sis. The Mormon Prophet,
By Z. B. Waite; price 50. The Prison
Life Of Jefferson DaTis, By his Physi-
clan; price SO. Si0Imeiihe, q tale of
the highlands; price S1.75. Life OF
James stephens and a History OF the
Benian Brotherhood price 81. The
United States Daring the War, by
Aususte Langel; price 1915. Crumbs
from the Round Table, by Joseph
Barker; price 81. A new supply OF
A Summers Rest, BY Gall Hamilton,
and all the latest publications at
Cobb, Andrews d Co.,
june26 241 SuparfOr.st.
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DRnFTTARLR EaPLnYnIENr- ~

L SUMMEE \ FALL-rhe afitTrss of scboo'
teachers, students, eiergymea, disabled soldiers and
Others, wanted; Business light and pleasant. At,
O., Room 4, M stairs. ivc-g5s
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DOR SALR-A fine well trained, dark chestnut
L Colt, IS bs1ds high; 3 years Old. Also a fne
dark bay fonY. For further p~articul yrs apply 10
Dr. q. L. K. WEBER, corner Park and Euclid av-
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FOR SALE-The Take, Apparel, and Furni-
II ture Of the Brig Walbridge; an in good condi-
ton. For terms, &c apply TO WIN. b. GAYLEs,
kEsnt for tho i-ndnrWritars irIs.aaIa
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