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FLOUR-DuI.
WHEAr-Heavy and dropping. Sales No / Mil
Eeukee at $3.50; No . DO Sl,70; MOL Ch cago St,st
CoRE-sales after change CT 5000 bush No l at
~ later at 671z96sci closing at Csc for No. j
mixed.
oATs-So l Chicago h Id at 4Oc.
BARLET-Nominal. +
RYE-Quiet
PoHK-Sales at $50, O0@S3,oO.
L4RD-Salesa at 2lc.
WHIskY-EominaL.
oAsAL FHEIeHrs-To New York Corn 40. To
Albany corn I2c.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

Sun srRuck-Two cases of aunstroke oc-
CURED in Brighton on Saturday, one of
which proved fatal. One case also occurred
on the Public Square on Saturday. One
case is reported at the depot yesterday
that of an emigrant, name unknown. To
prevent sunstroke it is only necessary to
be temperate in eating and drinking, and
to wear a few thicknesses Of cotton in the
hat crown.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

No AMUsEMENrs.-There was no public
amusement in the city last evening-the
first occurrence of the kind for a long time.
Many persons, however, sought private
amusement in testing their ability to suck
a dozen sherry cobblers through a straw.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

FRoss.-The remarkable advent of frogs
at Dry Hollow on the Ohio Canal, mention
tone in our Northern Ohio News, created a
good deal of curiosity. Since then they
have died, and the Hollow is filled with a
horrible stencil.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

RELEAsED.-Willie DarcuH, wife of Henry
Dsrcus, the thief who stole the furs from
the Messrs. Benedict's store last winter, has
been released on her W recognizance TO
appear When required for trial on a charge
of receiving stolen property.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

HEAETH OF THE CITY.-It lie useless to deny
the fact that the city's hsalth is declining,
diarrh@as follow quick upon the heels of
new potatoe and cucumber meals. We
have, however, heard Of no fatal cases.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

Hor.-A school-boy being requested yes
terday to compare the adjective shot"
said NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hsttentOt-
Observation-Disclosures hot as an oven
hot as three ovens-hot as seven ovens
hot!o
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

On
ALBERT NYANzA.-The publishers, J.
B. Lippincott & Co., Philadelphia, send us,
through Messrs. Ingham & Bragg, this
beautifully bound and finely illustrated
work, it being a description of the great
basin of the Nile and the exploration of its
sources. Written by Samuel White Baker.
1t contains maps and drawings and por-
traits, and constitutes a very interesting
volume Of over Eve hundred pages. In the
history Of the Nile there was a void its
sources were g mystery. The ancients gave
much attention to this problem ; but in
vain. The work has now been accomplish
ed. Three English parties-only three
have started upon this obscure mission and
gained the end. Bruce explored the Blue
Nile; specke Grant the Victoria source of
of the White Nile, and the present volume
infinitely describes the great reservoir of
equatorial waters, the Albert N'Anza, from
which the river issues as the entire White
Nile. This required a %sojourn of nearly
five years in that remote wilderness, the
Sources of the Nile. 1t viii prove ahiphly
valuable and interesting book.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

q. s. sixes Of 1881, coupons. 1897; $50 oou-
pons. 1852, 10TH; DO. Of IS 1855; T-Sss, I'd series,
1914; do Sd series, 1o41[.
Missouri skies T9L. r-fr assf4
sTocKs-Weaker.
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago 9916; Chi
ago and Rock Island sd15, Northwestern 36k;
do preferred IS; Ceveland and Pittsburgh 8 q,
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 124; Illinois Cen-
trail 1855 Michigan Southern s3k; Cleveland an
Toledo Ill, Michigan Central l0s; Reading III;
Hudson ll4ss; Erie T41f; New York Central l0IL;
Ohio and Mississippi ertihcates 2e. E
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Total hsbiities.---------------.--. Sill, $50 Is
Net capital stock .-- s552,tsl S
Adding sE3,5722s, paid for salaries and
expenses of Bishops, and by order of GEN
eral Conference, makes the total profits
s~54,559.2s.
DR.. Poe addressed the Conference at some
length in regard to the interest of the Book
Concern.
The Committee and witnesses in the case
of Rev. E. A. Ludwick, were allowed n re-
tire.
Rev. George McRae, an Elder of the Wes-
leyan Conference, Canada, was recognized
and received into the Erie Conference &C.
cOrding TO the rules of discipline provided
for such cases.
Rev. II. n. Stearns was released from the
Craftsmanship of the Committee on ststis-
tics and Rev. F. H. Beck appointed in his
place. u
DR.. Mast addressed the Conference in
reference to the interests of German Metho-
dism.
The Committee on Centenary reported, in
part, and after remarks from Dr.. Hoyt, tAe
following resolution was adopted
Resolved, That We heartily approve of the
plan of the General Centenary Committee
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

PosTPoNED.-The examination Of Charles
Taylor and the a~ccOmplice who passes for
bis wife, which was to have taken place
before Justice Porter yesterday forenoon,
has been continued to the 10th inst. They
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

DoRE's ILLUsrRArIoSs OF TIE BIBLE-W
D. Baker 4 Co. are agents in this city fol
the sale of Gustave Dore's illustrations Of
the Bible, which are issued in monthly
parts and sold at one dollar a part. The
Bible, with these illustrations is published
by Cassell, Pelter & Galpin of London and
New York; and will be, when complete, one
of the most beautiful and valuable works Of
art extant.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

From LAKE SUPERIoR.-The Meteor ar
rived from Lake Superior ports yesterday
morning, bringing down a good load of pas
sengers and freight, but no news of i'm
portance.
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Norris. - ef
PAINEsyILLE, July Is, 1856.
The Conference met at the usual hour,
Rev. D. Prosser conducting the opening ex-
e%rcises. II
The minutes of the last meeting were read
aud approved.
The Conference ordered a Committee Of
Eve to inquire whether there are grounds
for a charge sgsinst Rev. E. A. Ludwick.
Revs. A. Hall, W. P. Bignell, C. F. Kings
bury, E. s. Gnlett and T. A. johnson were
named the Committee.
A Report of the Trea surer of the Centen-
airy Fund Society was presented and re-
ierred to ths Committee on Education. The
funds amounted to $9s 30, which was or
dered to be turned over-to the Board of
Stewards.
Committee consisting of Revs. E. J. L.
Baker, G. W. Clark and s. Gregg, was ap-
pointed 10 examine the Minutes Of the Con-
ference Of the year 1885, in regard TO the
case of Rev. G. W.. Lowe, with a view to
ascertain whether they need amendment.
In 1886 the Conference refused to elect
Mr.. Lowe to Deacon's orders, because he
was an open and active anti-slavery man
and q persistent advocate of anti-siavery
doctrines and principles.
Tn record simply stated that the Con-
ference refused to elect him to Deacon's or
ders, without giving the reason Of the ac-
ton. Mr.. Lowe requests that the facts in the
case be placed on record by an amendment.
A Communication was received from Rev.
j.. Crum, thanking the Conference for the
collection taken up in his behalf on satur-
day.
The Publishing Committee were author
lied to draw on the Treasurer o fthe Confer r
ence Missionary Society for $500 for the pur-
pose of publishing a detailed report of Mis-
sionary Statistics.
KRev. J. NJ. Green, in behaIfof Mrs. Aiken
of gainesville, widow of Rev. j. E. Aiken,
presented TO Bishop Morris, as the senior
Bishop, a bible formerly owned by Bishop
Whatcoat.
Bishop Morris made a brief and very ap-
pirate acknowledgement
The exhibit of the Methodist Book Con
Germ was presented, read and fled with the
Conference.
Messrs. Poe and Hitchcock, of Cincin-
natl, submitted the following exhibit of the
business done by their branch
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

EOR SALE-A new Concord wagon, suitable for
It express or grooers use. A1ply At Nc. g snpe
nor street. Jyt7-32
EOR SALB-20,O 900 pounds Of Wool for sale at
tEGOODAAN 4 H~oAGLAEDiS, Commission
Merchanla, Sexton's Block, No. q and u Merwin st.
R.F0REMAN, Russell Houss. u - jTl4332
DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE.
IL on Superior street extenRien, liz miles from
the Pautofd ce, consisting Of ten acres Of land under
cultivation, and Watered by . never-lailing EtTeam
On the premises Are q small frame house, large barn,
fOur acres Of vineyard, six aud eight years old in
wire trelks, 50 spple trees, rs peach trees, al choice
varieties Of grated fruit, different kinds Of cherry,
dwarf and gtandA It pear trees, ounces, currants,
half scrs Of strAWberries, aud > 6ne variety Of shade
and Ornamental trees and shrnbberT. Said land has
50 rods front on Superior street, and Is susceptible at
small expense OF Gfking q beautiful rural home and
pecuuie1ly pnOducffve TO its owner. For further
particulars enQige Of FOLJAMBE q WILKINS,
235 superior, cor. Seneea sts- ri iy7.3Ss :
COR sALR-oII-A nDs lot of PstroIssm Burn.
4 fag On, = The FactorJ Of ". GUILD. on 9eB'
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

Boy DRowNED.-A small boy seven years
of age, named Haller, whose parents reside
IN Brooklyn, was drowned yesterday after
noon, about four o'clock, in a pond near the
railroad track, in Brooklyn township.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

C~oyrINUED.-The case ofAdam TroutmED,
charged with having counterfeit money
with intent topass the same, was yesterday
afternoon continued by Commissioner
White 70 Friday next
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

TRoPHIEs.-The champion bat and ball
won by the Forest City Base Ball Club on
the 4th, in a matched game with the Pen
field Club of oberlin, can be seen in Sar-
geanPs window.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

INTOXICATED INHALkTIoS-we are request
ed to state that DR.. Ramsay, having re-
turned from his tour through the Canadas
can be consulted either personally or by
letter. upon the various affections of the
throat and lungs at his Office "A and IS
Public SnnaraLa. IL r-N.-a
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17
NOTICES.

To the DebIlItated and the Becrep-
fd.-For general debility aud exhaustion Of the
powers of ma ure, whether o essioned by sickness,
fast living, constitutional decay, old age, CT any
other physical or mental cause, the one thing
needful and indispensable is HOsTETTER's GEL
EBRATED STOMACH BITTERs. When the FIRE
of life ,etm, to be absolutely dying out in the sys-
tenn and this mini, sympsthizing With the body,
is reduced almost to d state Of iuibesiiity, this
mighty Restorative seems, as it we're, to lift the
sufferer out Of the Slough of DsspOnd, and recruit
and reinvigorate both the frame aud the intellect.
An cid farmer in the Valley eft he MOnongaheIa
writes thus to DR.. Hostettsr: al can compare the
operation sf your Bittsrs upon me to nothing but
the sse5t of = rain after s long dry spell in the
fall of the year. The rain falling on the meadovs
starts the second crop OF grass. and yOur whole
some medicine seems 90 have started a second
crop OF fife and spirits in me-" And this is truly
the effect Of this grateful | and powerful prepara-
ton. Ladies' OF weak constitution, or whose
strength has been impaired By sickness or age,
and it a most emcsciOus and deli shtfuI Tonic,
and it is administered with great success in ma
rasmus or wasting OF the aesh, TO young chiIdrsa.
In fact, 1t Is a much SAFER and surer cordial for
the DurserV THAI anything advertised specially
for that purpose. jyl6
$1,000 ReWard.-The above reward will be
given to any person who can furnish q prescrip-
ton for Coughs, COIds, whOoping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. s:rick-
lsnk's Mellinuous Cough Balsam. This balsam
will cure the above complaints, also splitting Of
blood and night 5Eeats. One bottle is sufficient
for any one to try. The worst cases of chronic
cotgh, asthma, whouping cough and primary cases
ofconsumption ats cured By Dr.. Strfckland's Mel
dhuous Cough Dalsam. It can be be had at any
Druggists.
BENTON q DUNBAR, Agents, Cleveland, %.
m6:R6
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MAsoSrc.-The Deputy Grand Master Of
the Order of Masons of Ohio has ordered
one hundred and fOrty-one different Lodges
TO report ct Warren, Trumbull county, on
July 10Th.
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Tan WEATHxR-The following meteOrolo-
gieal record is reported for the LEADEH by
L. H. solOmOnson, opticiAn, under the
Anar;ca,.
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BOAEpAUE EpeeAr0E4The Board met
Hast evening for the election Of teachers. So
soon as practicable the list of teachers will
be published.
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Toledo MarketJuIy Is

FIoUR-DuH and declining @,
WHEAT-Dull and 10@20c lower. Sales Of neW
amber $500.
CoRN-Declined 3He- but recovered at the close.
Sales at 6ld63% for No. l mixed.
OAIs-Dull and droopisg-
LAKE FREIGHFs-Duli and UNCHANGED. Hn
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Calendar Clocks, at Burt & Dare's, 14O
Superior street. opposite Weddell House.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

. GoUNrERFEIrs.-Well executed counterfeit
$40 on the National Bank Of New
burgh, New York, are in circulation. Look
out for them.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

rB1sE BAu1AThe Forest City Base Ball
Club will meet for practice this afternoon at
four o'clock. Let every member be present
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A Sl,e09 RAcE.-Posters announce q grand
race for Wednesday of this week, between
"Sir Walter" of gainesville. and " General
Mcpherson" of Cleveland. The stakes arc
$1,000 side.
Go to FELTON, & Bigelow's Union Business
College.
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REGISTER.
DEPARTURES
ARRIYALs.

m Citizens wis6ing conveyance to either Of tho
aeoye Trains or Bests, will be called for By 0osshes
Of Stevens Omnibus LINE, BY leaving their address
ct the Omnibus once, 16O Superior street, op-
Pcsite the Weddell House. mAyI5
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

fs~ For evening Edition News
see inside.
So For Morning Edition News
see Outside.
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OPTICAL

".PEBLKf, the reIiAbls 0pticiAD, sill
y . eoatfnues 20 Give universal satlsfaction IN tn
ersct1oe Of hiB prSfsssion, No. lS8 61psrior stree
Johnson HOUSE BuIdlnr.
ru nng1f n 10 ia aASantags Of al, sbsn sodeH
cate . sense - that Of sight is concerned, ( deal
with one Of acknowledged skill, who makes no false
pEetensions; also . fun assortment Of Optical sad
A~athAnstioal IastrumenE iulyI
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

Thermometers, cheap, at I4O Superior
street. Gyg] Burr 4 DARE.
Pocket Knives, at Burt & Dareas. jys
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

CoNHEEDABLE.-It will be sean by refer
snee TO an advertisements in another column
that the teachsrs Of st. Paul's Pittsburgh
Street Sunday School have arranged for a
moonlight excarsion on the stsunch Iron
sides, Capt TurnersOn Wednesday evening,
July 25th. JOB
TIE object Of shis enterprise is 10 raise
funds to aid n the erection of a suitable
edifce on Pittsburgh street, to facilitate the
efforts of those who are bestowing so much
~esrnest labor upon tbs missionary field
and to secure lasting benefits to the large
numbers of pupils attending this mission
school. From q small beginsing, within
the brief space Of one year, the Mission has
come to include twenty-nine officers and
teachers, and carries on its rolls about one
hundred and eighty children who cannot be
drawn to the usual places Of religious in
~Etruetion. This great destitution in the
midst Of our beautiful city, should awaken
a lively interest in behalf Of proper efforts
for its am~elioration.
Many Of our most prominent citizens have
given their names as sympathizing with the
object, and we bespeak for the enterprise
complete success.
ROSTER OF TEE 18TH REGIxESf.-The fol-
lowing was the roster of the l97th regiment
at the time of its disbandment. The 18th
is making great preparations for its grand
/ reunion in this city. -H
REGmENrAL oFFIcERs.
Colonel-BentOn Halsted, Cincinnati.
Lieut.. Col.-Gresham NJ. Barber, Berea.
Msjor-Robert Hill, Harlem Springs.
Surgeon-Wiison G. Bryant, Covington.
Asst Surgeon-Geo. W. Pease, Cleveland
Amos Lawrence, Cincin-
natl
Adjutant-E. A. Hannaford, Cincinnati.
Quartermaster-R. E. Short, Columbus.
l. CAPTAINS.
/ Chas. F.. Stiflman, Youngstown.
Jacob Bolard, Columbus.
Alex ". Diller, Bucyrus.
J. Wright, Akron.
J. W Long, Ada a
L B. Osborn, Sandusky.
A. D. Owen, Clyde 2 an
S. P. Zehring, Germantown.
CIV. Drake, Ottawa.
E L. Quick, Van Vert.
FIRST ~IIEUrEKANTs.
E. ]. johnson, Scion.
Tbos. r. Butman, Milan.
j.. v. Russell, Columbus. y HNE
Newton Mckee, Martins Ferry.
H. W. Jones, Cleveland. r
W. L. Plots, Vaulue.
G. W. Dawson, Danville. TErEH
g. W. Grindle, West Unity.
A. H. Chambers, Ashland.
"a. Wheeler, Lenox. "a
sEceND LIEUTENANT.
J. W. Moore, Csrrolton.
G. w. ColiVer, Clyde.
j. W. Ware, London.
G W. Lavo0, Huron. =
j.. R. Ahlefeld, Ada.
OLE Andrews, Mogadore. q
4 J. Timmons, Midway. L az a
J.. E. Connolly, Toledo.
E.V. Turner, Granger.
j. NJ. Webster, S~teIbenville.
EoN-coMxIssIosED STAFF.
SERGEANT Major, ]. R. Buchan, Ashland.
Quartermaster sergent, j. ]. Jacobs, Ash
land.
Commissary Sergeant, Frank E shupe,
Milan.
Hospital Steward, B. s. Smith. NorwaIk.
Chief Musicians, NJ. Rowson, Cincinnati;
&C. Schramm, Germantown.
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FoR CH1cAeo-The Young American,
Capt. Davis, will leave the N. T. Cos. dock
at halfpast ten O'Clock this morning, for
EChicago and intermediass Ports. lEIL
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Dowx TIE LAKEs.-The Prairie State,
Capt Knapp, viii leave for og~denshurgh
at IO4 o'clock this morning. Er
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For BUrFALo.-The Atlantic, Capt. Wet
more, leaves for Buffalo at 6 o'clock this
evening.
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LOCAL ROTIUEs.

For ToLEDo.-At IL o'clock to-day, tn,
Toledo, Capt. Watts, goos to Toledo.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

The genuine Settlers water, direct from
Germany, go to Hensch & Howe's, 4s Monu-
men Square. juIyI7-332
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FoR LAKE SuFERIoR-The Lac La Belle
leaves the dock Of Hanna & Co. this eve
ming for Lake Superior ports.
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Chicago MarRe@uiy Ie.

FBoUR-Yery dull.
WHEAT-Unsettled and declined IOeI5,. Sales
at Sl,5091,5 SO for No !, closing nonmr / Il sI.
for No l and CSC for No2.
CoRS-Qaiet and declined 9941zc. Sales at 63J;
9S4zc for No ]; 5@52ko for 40 2.
oATs-Duli. Sales at 2SH@3Oc for No. ]; CSC
for No. 2.
FREIGHrs-Weak and dec'iaed &c.
REoEIPTs-Flour 5000 bbIs.; wheat T5OO bu.
corn 1sf, 900 bu.; oats I59, 90 bu.
SHIPnEEfs-Flour $500 bbis.; wheat G OOO In.
corn 10000 bu.; oats I13, 600.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

COUNCIL MEErISG.-The City Council meet
in regular session this evening, at the usual
hour.
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oswego Market.I1Iy 10.

ELouR-Steady. Sales at slO,7 IS for No. / spring
Lz,z59l2 for red winter; $685. for XXX.
MHEAI-Closes inactive and nOmin.Hr lower.
OoAEVsiet and lower. No receipts.
OArs-Nominal.
OAsAL FREIGHrs@Lumber boa s fcarce and in
active demand. Wheat l2%c; corn lie; oats &c rc
New YORK. Lumber $3.50 to hudson; 81, 90 e
| N-W York.
LAKE laPoETs-529 bbls hour; Loo bu whe It;
1910 bush ccrn; 10, 500 oatP; loo peas.
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MoooNSELL.-This unfortunate man now
states that his published confession wa not
entirely correct. He will yet doubtless tell
the whole matter and make a clean breast
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

Tax Books will close Saturday, July zIst,
1885. II. S. WHITTLEsEY,
iyII:S32-d6w County Treasurer.
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DAILY LEADER.
TUESDAY, JULY II, 1866.

TUESDAY, JULY II, 1866. -
"TER ADVERT7NEHESR.
R. P. Hall & Co.-Hkir Rsnever-
FELTON, 4 B~igelov-LocAl Notice.
DaIey's Galvauis Horne Salye-Loeai Notices
so1odont-LocA Notice.
J. t. Lloyd-S2O per day sorAgents-
Hench 4 Hoso-Selter's Watsz erF
AK.-situstion Wanted. tt1A ~
So Superior street-Fore ale- .
1853 Ontario street-Board Wsnbed-
Z, l.. Griswold 4 Co.-Dry Goods.
Thsye- q Munson-Equitable LIE Assurance
ESociety Statement. ..|
Dr.. RAmsAy-Medlcal lab Latirh-
- Johnsou street-eirl Wanted. --
Wn. P~otts--DriViug Park
cauhon ; E~rssmaa-FlO1r for sae-af a
G. Harpsr-Bo1rders Wanted.
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Go 10 FeltOns& BigelOw's Union Business
college. f'
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Bound o~yER.-Richard Hildebrande had
a hearing before Commissioner White on
Saturday afternoon which resulted in his
being bound over in the sum of $500 TO ap-
pear for trial at thG U. S. Court charged
with having in his possession counterfeit
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ny. MoneH MnrEef.InIr !


~MoNEY-steady and easy at 5@s per rent. 2
sfERLIEe E1sHANsE-Firm at IO59lo9X-
GoLD-BnpetIled and decidedly lower, opening
1t li5z; advancing TO 1885, and closing II 14ez{s
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Goto FELTON, & Bigelowis Union Business
college.
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AMUsEMEnTs
brand M0anlight EIeursi0n

UfUiitd WVViIIISHt FAJuiotUHs
"Wednesday ESenipg, July 25thy
On the magnificent siesmee
RoNsIDEs--.-~-J. +. TuEsEE- Master
For be B=neats Z
Pittsburgh Street Missions. School.
Citizsns viii be waited upon ~ tia teaSheTs
who have chN.gesSthe sale or TiSktts.
H0NOgAzT cosMI1rEE.
Re- J. r. -Ryirnee, Ms H.F o.,
Hor. S.u. Collin, Mrs T. NJ Aslly,
Jndss H. SnOt. EN- Ms Asstsg Y,
.Judse I. NJ sly. Brs. VIM. Collins,
Judcs o. n. chr" IIy, hFs 3. Ssym1nr,
Cen A. stsser- Ms J-Mdler,
G. A. Benedict. Ks1. Srs q 3. eenter.
y. Soy uouT, Esq, Mr.. I. Benediot,
q. B. S nIsr e. Ms ) usEGnberIJ,
=. J. Miller, 30. e
NO Music aud X -frrshments on boar.
a. Steamer will leave tn DICK OF Petit A Hol-
LAND st 6 P. N. - ~ .W3TH fyIG&2
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

In addition 70 this, the market closed
buoyant for Cotton, With an advance Upon
American, and commercial matters genet-
ally had a very steady tone.
The effect upon the market for Govern
ment securities was also quite decided, and
a general advance In prices was made, with
8 reported demand for tie old five tNen-
ties for export. Toward the close, however,
the market became more quiet, in conse-
quence of the decline in gold.
In this market dealers in coin and gov
ernments observed the following rates after
the receipt of the morning dispatches, and
| At wbicb the msrkek closed