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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-07
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
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ENTERED ...-.....AUGUs 5--6.
Barque FontaneIle, Hearns, Buffalo
scow J @ Hi Is, Taft, Forestville, lumber and shin
giles, Harmon ana Crowl
Prop City Of Fremont, Flint, Ssndusky to Buffalo,
oil, 1our, provisions, wool and sundries. E A
Buck, Agent
Scow L Gould, Pelow, Port Clinton
Bsrque Levi Rawson, Reed, Buffalo, salt, Beggs
schr Gen W Scott, Marquetts, iron ore, H B Tut
tie & Son
schr Forwa- der, CoIIing, E Saginaw, lumber and
pickets, Rust, King a Co
Sehr VIM Kelley, Mckay, E Saginaw, lumber and
lath; Rust, King & Co
sohr J + Card, Judson, Marquette, iron ore, Jack.
son Iron Co fish and shingles; C9nklin q Son
Schr swallow, Elsay. Chicago via Esczwaba
ScOw Whittleson, Hyde, Port Huron
Schr J NJ Mason, Bonnah, Marine
Scow Parks, Desane, Port Huron
Stmr Edith, Nichols, Haughton
Schr NJ 4 Rankin, Burns, Buffalo
Bsrque VIM Jones, Andrews, Chicago via Escawaba
Schr Z P Ryerse, McGnire, + Saginaw
Scow Union Star, Flick, Bay City
Barque Nelson, Nelson, Buffalo
strm Atlantic, WetmOre, Buffalo to Toledo
Scow Sea Bird, Gervais, Port H.pe
Schr Weilings on, BOyee, Buffalo
Schr W Willard, MeBoy, Buffalo
Scow Msgielens, Roberts, Z Saginaw
Brig ParsgO ., Sims, Port Hope
ScoT Ellen White, LcMay, Land Beach
Stmr Granite Safe. Bishop, Toledo
Schr Eliza Logan, Massil.iot, Buffalo
Stmr Gov Cushmsn, Thomp on, Buffalo
Stmr Passaic, Mitchell, Toledo
Stmr Prairie State, Knapp, Toledo
Simr Saginaw, RyaU, Ssndusky
SclIr IrOquOis, Becker, BuHaiO
Stmr Northern Light, Murch, 0ntOnagon fish
AID preserves for r Hanna & C; pig itOn for
j. H-dingtCn, agt; iron ore for II b futile 4
Son, agts
Schr W S Lyons, Woodruff Marquette
Evergreen City, Gaylord, Green bay
Stmr City or Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Schr Hemisphere, Smith, Milwaukee
Stmr Mayhower, Bryant, Buffalo
Stmr Elmira, Thorn, bunkirk
StnrS Clement, Buffalo
Tug Ninslow, kimb3li, Detroit
Schr Geo Suiel, Titus, Burwell
Schr Rosa Steerns, Hewkirk, Rowan
schr Tecumseh. Bogies, Penetanqueshene
Sehr E Hall, Cellete, Rowan
scOw L EmIla, Cooper, Burvel
Scow Louisa, BAKER, BHrwell
S Ow Mary Emoiine, Olney, Burwell
Scow Hercules, Hamilton, Kingston
Schr Almina, Wood, BurweII
Br Bark EtoTah, Smith, Liverpool; crOckery
CLEARED.
Schr c 5 Roeder, Young. Buffalo; coal
ScOw J C Hills, Taft, Toledo
Morning Star, Viger, Detroit
Stmr Wisconsin. Van Allen, Toledo
WenOna, Perkins, Chicago
WiLslOw, Kimbail, Detroit
ig Paragon, Sims, Port Hope |
Schr Wellington, Boyle, Chicago
Schr Dolphin, E4son, Marquette
Schr Essex, Williams, Bay City
Schr Eliza Caroline, 0Neill, Rond Eau
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EEW ADVERTTsEMENTs

Dalley's GslyAnic Horse SalYe-Local Notice.
Bryant, Stratton q Psrrln-Local Notice.
J. E. DeWitt-l'thing.
James Pyle-O. X. sosp-
I59 Pittsburgh street-gO Acres Land for sale
Dr.. Weber-aorse and Pony for Sale.
Il Jay str5et-Landfo for Sale.
L.. II. Crosby-TO Express Men.
C.. Andrews-Sew St. Louis Flour.
L. !. Baldwin L Co.-New Goods.
4. T. Smith & Co. Sweet 0PoponsE.
C. W. Howez-Local Notice.
Penn & Horiarty-AuctiOE Sale.
Cobb, Andrews & Co.-New Books.
@. P. & A. L. B.-Unelaimed baggage.
soEodont-Lo caI Rotiee.
Lost-PocLet-Book.
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US. EXPRESS DrREoroRY.-The agents
are meeting with good success in obtaining
orders for this book. This important Direc-
tory viii be ready to deliver to subscribers
about October lst, and viii be an indis-
Pensable work to all wholesale dealers, of
whom Cleveland will be fully represented
in its columns.
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NEW Yczx, August 9.
TIE Commercials money article says:
The monsy market opens this week without any
new feature. The supply continues in excess u
the demand, and while the standard rate is 8 per
, cent, there are transactions to some extent, at 4
per cent.
In discounts there is not much doing. The gen
erN rate for prime paper is c per cent. AZ up to :
for i'SiF, viii fayOrite names are freely taken at 5
65%.
In foreign exchange there is nothing doing this
morning, and the rates are not yet established for
the next steamer.
Gold was more active, and prices advanced from
l474, on Saturday evening, to l475s9l47A AZ
neon this morning.
Al the Board this morning there was only 8
moderate BUSINESS, ADD the prices on the whole
were somewhat weak. Governments, however,
were STEADY; there were large SAILS Of five
twenties.
In railroad shares there was but little doing, and
the sales, altogether, only sum up to about 100
shares. Prices are someEhat lower. Some Fales
Of Erie have been made at 625412G25s, closing at the
former price.
The Posts money article says
The money market was easy at 495 per cant.
The gold market was frmer.
The stock market was heavy but dull.
Government securities wei frmer.
The following We're the quotations at the las
after board
New York Contra, 1917; Erie, GTsk; Hudson
River, III; Michigan Central, 10; Illinois Gen.
tral, l2l.
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0sWego riarket-Aug. Q.

TLoUR-Unehanged. Sales at $3.50 for No !
spring ST, 00Glt,50 for red winter; $500 fol
white; SI3,OO@l4.p0 for NX.
WHEAT-i%thCut material changes. Sales,
1000 bus No. l MilWaukee club at I,S9A; 4 900
old md 1900 Bacine club, On private terms.
CORN-DGll and lower. No sAles-
EYE-NOminal.
0ATs-Quiet and nominal
CANAL FEEIGHTs-Dull Wheat, III; corn,
81; rye, 10 TO New York lumber, 40 to the
hIdson and 525 to NewBurgh.
LAKE INPORTs-Coru, $3.50 bushels; wheat,
5s,OOJ; rye, 5000.
CANAL ExPoRTs-Flour, 43j bbls; corn sc, 500
rye, 1880.
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To!elo M~arkef-Aug. G.

FLoUR.|Quiet.
W~HEAr-Eirm. Choice grades firm and bstter
Sales OF white Michigan crop of 'bs, $3.50; No.
amber Michigan crop Of "a S2,44; do crop of IS
S2,Ig.
CoRN-Eirm and unchanged. Sales at CSC fol
No. 1.
o~Ars-Better. Sale of No ! at 42cH.
RYE-Quist.
LAKE FREIGHrS-Duil and unchanged.
RECE1PIs-Flour, 6,O00i wheat, IA corn, 81
oats, 8.
sHIrEESTs-Flour, 5000; wheat, IA corn, IS
oats, u; rye, l.
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RoBBED.-Robert Wingate, of Syracuse,
New York, was robbed of s1Ss at or near
the Atlantic & Great Western Railroad sta.
tion on Saturday. He was fortunate in hav.
ing his tickets in another pocket as he
would have been ~friendless and penniless in
4 strange city.
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SHAN BArTLE.-The Fenian Brotherhood
intend having a celebration at Buffalo the
present month. A part of the ceremonies
will consist of a sham battle in which the
Cleveland Rangers" a military organiza-
ton of the Fenians of this city, will par
~ticirate.
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TRoTTISa FAIR.-Flaming posters about
town announce that the trotting fair, which
will be held at Buffalo, commencing on the
18th inst, will be a distinguished occasion.
The total premiums amount to $40, 500. It
will last four days. Mayor Wells is Presi-
dent.
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LOCAL KOTICES,

SOLDIERS TAKE NOTICE-D. ". Gage, at
No. Il Case Block, is the proper man to
prosecute your claims. He has experience
in the business and is perfectly reliable and
responsible. See advertisement in another
column aug2-340
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C. J. Keeler, NJ. D., Eclectic Physician
Particular attention given to disease of
women and children. All Chronic diseases
successfully treated. Office hours from II
A. NJ. to 2 P. M, at 30 South Side of Monu-
mental Square. Residence East Cleveland.
aug2:362
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FEB SALE.

The Undersigned offer for sale their Rolling Mi
sud hinge FACTORY. situated I ? miles below Pitts
burgh, on the Ohio river, adjoining the Pittsburgh
Forge add Iron Company's VOLTS, and s short dis
tanca below the Superior Rad MI anf msuche7tsr
Locomotive Works, End can be reached BY accom-
notation trains on the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne &
Chicago Railroad Company, and Manchester street
cars. The mill comprisss Il boiling furnaces, ! Ecrap
furnace and ; heating furnaces, patent squeezer,
muck mii. sheet mill. I5-iuch bar mill and 5-inch
guard mill, 9 boilers, one 56-inch cylinder engine, 2
feet stroke, entirely new, Of superior Workmanship,
made By Messrs. Macintosh, HeDrhil & Co. one
l5-inch c. liuder engine, new. for running s-ilch
mill. shears, lathes, etc, etc, all in complete running
order.
Hinge Factory for manufacturing strap and T
hinges, now in successful operation, with 8 good trade
demand for entire product, capacity OF which can be
doublsd at smell exrense. In connection with the
Finga Factory Is 4 c0mnlete machine shop with en-
zine, lathss, planer, drill rress, etc etc. In addi-
ton there are tweuty-Cight dwelling hoGses for
hands, end one house Tor manager
Real estate com rises eight acres OF ErOund, eI-
tending from p. Fl w q. r.. Il. track to the
Ohio river. with a river front Of 36 feet. A switch
from the r. r. W 4 q. R. r. extends 20 the mill
this, With the river, G3ords uHsnrpassed facilities for
recaiTiug coal aud metal, and shinIing product.
This property being Conveniently located. and
everything about il bat q short time in usc, add in
perfect running order. is we'll worthy the attention
OF parties wishing to engage in the iron business.
For Furthor porrfrufars 5noriro %
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-07

Just received by schiff Elsofer & Co., 100
Superior street, Opposite the Weddel
House, large assortment in new styles of
ladies dress buttons. belt buckles, breast
pins, hair nets, &c. which they offer to the
trade at New York wholesale prices. jySO,
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RACES AT RAvENxA.-We acknowledge the
receip. Of a complimentary ticket to the
races at Rsvenna on Thursday and Friday
Of this week, from H. D. Seymour, Secretary
of the Rayenna Driving Park Association.
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FINANCIAL 6 C~OBMERCIAL.
Morp,r Errr1rn. Auru.L 6. 1sbe

WVNU1T IF"N'"f HUbU5s y IVVV'
There is a more active demand for cur
rency, and the market is working cOnsid-
erably closer. Exchange on the East is
also in good request, and rates are firm at
par buying and Ito premium selling.
The following are the rates at which
Coin and Government Securities sold in this
market to-day:
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@MoRTuARr.-By the City Sections report
1t VIII be seen that the number of deaths in
this city during last month exceeds that OF
me corresponding month of last wear bI
'hlrty- But twenty-nine of thai excess ara
ehlldfen- The majority of these were cholera
iyanfHH. 1t will also be seen hat the
deaths OF adults is nearly the same as du-
ring the month of June, but the increase of
ehildren's deaths is IS.
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TIE CITY OF SANDUsKY.-Friday night
during the darkness and storm, while on
her regular trip from Sandusky to Detroit,
this steamer ran aground on one of the Bass
Islands. 1t is not known that any damage
was sustained. On Sunday she was drawn
off by a tug, when she wen on to Detroit.
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Just ReccIVed-AmOngst the Guer-
rillas, by Edmund Kirk; price S1.5O.
The MOntanaS, q novel, by Sallie J
hancock; price Sis. The House by
the ChurchyaFd, by the author of
Wylder's Hand; price S1.75. Felix
Holt, the Radical, by George Eliot,
au hOr Of Adam Bede ; paper, price
75cts. Land at Last. a novel by Ed
mUnd Yates, author of Broke to Har-
ness ; paper, price Scots. Also a new
supple OF Ecce Homo. Christ ma ROs-
settl's Poems, and Sir Morton PeTO's
BOOk-The Resources Of America; the
latest edition OF the Internal Rev.
enue Laws, and the Tax Payers MAN.
ual, by Geo. S. Boutwell,, each Scots,
at Cobb, Andrews Co.,
aug7 I'll SuperiOr-st.
SOLDIERS TAKE EOTICE.-SOldiers'
Claims collected without charge. See
advertisement of "Free Claim Agen-
cy " In another column. may29
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ALT BUESErT.-This immitable humorist
and elocutionist did not arrive in time to
give his advertised entertainment at Brain
ards Hall last evening, but is on hand now
Just as jovial, genial and brilliant as ever.
He will appear, for this evening only, at
Brainard's Hall, and we bespeak for him =
crowded house of his friends and admirers
ALI knows how to please, and he always
does it
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-07

The thing for Summer Complaint is DR..
Keeler's Cholera preventive, for sale at J..
J. YOgt & Co.'S, 80 South Side Monumental
Square. Office hours, Il A. NJ. to 2 P. NJ,
at the same place for prescribing.
aup2:3G9
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FmE.-Yesterday afternoon, at . o'clock,
the roof of Mr.. Corletts kitchen, No. oil
Prospect street. took fire from sparks, but
was ~extinguished before much damage was
done. Loss trifing.
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PIttsburgh petroleum MARKET.
Especial to Cleveland Daily LEADza.I

TNFNNHFE % Va-NIEalN DaII L.hUl-sV
PITTssURGH, August G-T;I5 P. 4,
The Oil market is very firm. Buyers plenty. No
stock of Crude in the market. The river is very
low. Holders at the wells are asking high prices.
Sales 100 bulk, first bulk rise, 14Hc; other sales
at 15c; sales, including barrels, at 2oci some hold
ers demanding I692lc.
Receipts 1000 bbls. Refined firm; buyers anx-
ious. Sales 100 bbIs, bonded Philadelphia for
August, buyers option, 43Kci LOCO bbIs, for No
venber, at i6ci sales of free ia small way, at SEC.
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Hy. nopev marHet-Aug. G.

- \ .aVINJ =,
HoNEY-Quiet aud easy at 4@5 per cent. Tor call
loans.
SrEaLrsG EzeuAssE-Dull and nominal at
1CT4GIOs.
GoLD-A shads frmer, opening at I471Z, d.
clining Is71k and closing at l47s4.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-07

KIRKE's NEW BooK.-0ne Of the great
literary successes of recent times has been
that OF Edmund Kirke," whose books have
reached the enormous sale Of over 10000
copies. His new book, entitled " Among
the Guerrillas, will be issued this week by
his publisher, Mr.. Carleton, of New York,
who viii have ready at the same time new
novel by the author of of "Wylder's Hand
entitled " The House by the Churchyard,"
which has produced quite a sensation in
London, and T. S. Arthurs new domestic
story, entitled "Our Neighbors."
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OUR SAsDUsEY MAIL YEsTERDAY.-0wing
to an unforeseen accident to our machinery,
yesterday morning, our Sandusky mail,
much TO or regret, was necessarily delayed
TIL the afternoon.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-07

THROAT AND LUNG DlsEAsRs.-Dr. Ramsay
can be consulted at his new Office, IO2 Pros
pcct street.
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McCoYsEIL.-No official information was
erceived up to last night relative to the de-
eision of Governor Cox in the case of the
homicide Mcconnell.
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DIED.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

sAGE-At San Jose. Cal July 3rd, Mrs. Almi-
ra L wife Of Allen A. Sage, and daughter Of Lyn-
don Freeman, of 0berlin. Aged 81 years.
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New York marhet-AuS. O.

I'd -
CorTOS-Dull and essier. Sales at 35%9sTc
for middI'ng uplands.
FLoUR-Very dull and 1O625c lower.
Sales at S6,e5@s,6 for extra State; $500
as, 40 for extra round hoop Ohio; S9,50@11, 40 for
trade brands. Closing heavy.
WHIsKT-Quiet and nominal.
RHEAT-Dul and inferior 2d3c lower.
Sales OF 500 bu. nos white Tennessee at S2.s5.
Sales at T59s5c for western.
GARIEY-Dun.
BARLEY MALT-Dull.
CoEx-A shaie easier with only a moderate de.
demand.
sales at 76@TSIlc for Inferior; 79@sOs for good
mixed western, chiefly at 79c for good and S1,O6
for white western.
OAFs-Heavy and inferior are easier.
Sales at 39343s for Chicago; 4i945c for Mil
waukee; 50@55c Iowa.
CoFFEE-Quiet and firm.
sUGAR-Duil and heavy. Sales Of Cuba at lOH
@l1r.
MoLAssEs-D Il and unchanged at l5s.
PErRoLEU.-Q let and unchanged.
OE1-Upened frmer but closed heavy.
Sales At S3L5O9S1,i5 for new mess, closing
a. SSL,60 reg S29,5093O,OO for old mess; S2T,OO9
$3.50 for prime.
B~EEF-Steady.
sales at s16,OO@90,O 90 for new plain mess, and
| Seu,COI2L,OO fer new extra mess
BEEF HAMs-Dull aad nominal.
BACoN-Dult.
CUT MEArs-Firm. Sales at 15@lGLc for
shoulders. and l992ie for hams.
LARD-Quiet but firm. Sales at lsK@2lc.
BUTTEs-Quiet. sales at 2OG$jc for Ohio, and
| 27@sOc for state.
GuErsE-Dln. Sales at C9l95.
FuEIGHTs To LIVERPOoL-Firm and qu,et.
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IMPRovISG.-The hack-stard, corner of
Bank and Superior streets, having become
worn full of little mud puddles, was yes
terday leTelled up with gravel.
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REGmESTAL REUSIoS.-The reunion of
officers and men of the 10Th Ohio takes
place at the Weddell this evening. The
attendance is expected to be large.
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FOR LAKE SUPERIOR.
GRAND PLs8SURE EXCUgSI0S 10
LAKE sUPRRIOB.

THE FAvORITE PAs1.rSR8M
i senger steamer @
NORTHERN LIGHT, -...-N. Il. MUE0H, Master,
viii have cur doCk for the Upper Lese-,
TUESDAY, AUGUST 9Th, at 8 NJ.
ICONS can be sscursi BY increasing
E0BEET HANNA & q
e~ugf.33S Les ard IT, Eivfr street.
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THE W~EATHER.-The following meteorolo-
gical record is reported for the LEADER by
L. II. solomonson, optician, under the
American:
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TIE BEAUTIES OF AN U-NTRAMMELED Press
A VERSATILE &" FAKIR."-A humbug, styling
himself the "Fakir of Ava" performe at
Cleveland one evening last week. The day
after the " entertainment" the city editor
of the Plain Dealer commended the Fakir to
Clevelanders after the following style:
"The Gift Entertainment given at the
Academy of Music last evening, by the
Fakir of Ava, was a complete success. The
hall was crowded by our most fashionable
citizens. The audience was highly pleased
with the facts of the Fakir, many of which
were truly astonishing. We assure our
readers he performs in feats and gifts, all
that he promises, and we believe there is
one honest Fakir."
On the other hand, the Local of the LEAD-
Err enlightened its readers and demolished
Mr.. Fskir thusly:
"The 'Fakir of Ava las an imp ostor
named Riggs styles HIMSELF held forth at
the Academy of Music last evening to a di-
minutive audience. He is q clumsy, bung-
ling performer, having any quantity of low
slang and not sufficient discernment to
know when he insulted his audience. The
tricks were silly, transparent, and per
formed with ten times the aw~kwardness of
a school boy"
This we call reliable journalism. The
Common Council of Cleveland should ascer-
tain if the Local of the Plain Dealer is not
? business partner of the Fakir's. Tho Plain
Dealers comments are a fair specimen of
the reckless, irresponsible, uneonscionable
and indiscriminate "puffs" which q small
fee, or a free ticket, will secure from two
thirds of the papers in the country for any
humbug, however transparent. The prac-
tice is q disgrace to journalism and well
calculated to bring that profession into gem
eral contempt-Sandnsky Register
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Buaaio marRef-Ang. 6.

FLOUR-Sales: 400 bbls Extra State at S9.25
/ ,050 bus choice western spring at 81 80.
WHEAr-Held No. l Milwaukee spring held by
boat loads at $3.50; car loads, Sl,S5.
CoRS-Sales 81 Csc for No. l by pBrties about,
and G7957h by buyers.
oATs-Heid at SI%c for 30. I Chicago damaged.
BARLEY-SOminal.
RYE-Nominal-
PORK-Sales at $500.
LsED-Sales at 2l@22c.
WuIsKy-Nominal at S2,2S.
CANAL FREIGTs-Duil t. New York Corn 14ci
oats SC. To Albany Corn IIc@I112.
RECEIPTS-(For the last ~for,y-ei0ht hOursE
Flour. /. IOi; wheat, "a, leo; corn, Al, 919; oats
rs. Uj5 rye, 1854.
CANAL EXrORis-Wheat, 22,6iO; corn, 1875, $50
rats. GS.SiO; barley, rs, $40; rye, 6,5S1.
There is afl0at 10 the canal, d stined for tide
water-includiBg the shipmsnts for Buffalo for thu
II days ending 10th August, and 9 days from Os
Nego ending 4th August-Floar, l,Zz3; wheat
Il, 669; corn, I,C4S,6y4; oats, 76O,S9Si barley
50, 800 rye, $780,.
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RUSSELL HOUSE.
UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN
OFFICE AGENCF
No, 1873 Rank.st..O cleveland. q.

We are prepared to transact hasinsss OF ever
description relating TO inventions, Dravings, Ca
Yeats, Specifications, Patents, Infringemenfs, and
the Patent LsRa. BURRIDGEh 90,
lJl;RI IApthpr's:e Attora.s. Tor Pn.spt-.
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CRY CoUxcIb-The City Council meet for
the transaction of regular business this
evening at half after seven o'clock.
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HosrErrER,s STOMACH BIrrERs.

A Remedy for the PIles.-It is a blessing
to the suffering to know that We have an %ehectual
cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. J. P.
Hazarde, of 14 Second street, Cincinnati, Chic,
takes great pleasure in informing ali who are suf-
fering with piles, that he used q small quantity Of
DR.. StTickland's Pile Remedy, and it effected a per-
mancnt cure. This seems to be the case with all
who make use of this splendid preparation. 1t is
manufactured at No. 6 East Fourth street, Cincin
natl, Ohio, and soldb by all Druggists.
Benton & Durham, Cleveland, o. myers
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-07

PERsoxAL.-General E. B. Tyler, formerly
of the eth Ohio Regiment, is in town, stop
ping at the American.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-07

No. 1O2 PRosPEcF sTREET.-Dr... Ramsay,
Physician for Bronchial and Pulmonary
Affections.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-07

Tn BucKETE.-Tbe following is a list Of
the officers Of this club, the organization of
which We have already mentioned
President-Ardrew V. Soules.
Vice President-James Sheppard.
Treasurer-George Enas.
Seeretary-Webb Grohener.
Executive COmmittee-Henry Stevens.
Clarence Stevens, Fred Arnold, George An
derson and David Barnes.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-07

We DoN'r BELIEVE IT.-The Buffalo Com
mercial, of the Sd, has the following, which
we give for what its worth
An amusing incident occurred at n Of
the principal hotels of .he place last night,
forcibly illustrating the old sentence, "The
course of true love" &c. It seems that a
youth Of Cleveland, Ohio, had been for
some time in love with q maiden of the
same place. PaterfamiliAs was requested
to consent to the nuptials, but net only re-
fused, but refused the young man the house.
Every expedient was tried in vain; he still
remained memorable.
As q final attempt the young couple re-
solved to elope, in the hopes that after they
had been, and gone, and done it, and Sc
curely tied the knot the stern parent would
relent. The Falls was the chosen place,
where they arrived last night. A minister
was sent for and preparations made to have
the affair Immediately fixed up. But Just
at this moment the stern parent, having
followed them, appeared upon the scene.
Quite an excitement ensued, the parties
present took different sides, most of them
with the lovers, butfnally the parent
and dragged the unhappy girl
from the room.