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..H
18TH oEIo REUEIozs-Anafa of unusual
interest and enjoyment is promised at
Cleveland On Tuesday, August ia, on the
occasion Of tho FIRST annual reunion Of the
18th O.. V. L. This is the anniversary of
its disbandment a year ago. Assistant Sur
geon George W. Pease will deliver the adj
dress. Various en~tsrtainnaene arc prom
ised, ending with q supper at one of onr
hotels We are glad to see that officers and
men are invited xithontdistinction of rank
This is as it should be. The Is7th was re-
cruited mainly in Northern and Eastern
Ohio.
The President of the Reusion Assoeia-
tion, Colonel Benton Halstead, and the Sec
rotary, Adjusant z. HsnnA6td, are resi-
dents Of G~iDcInusti.
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INV MALT HousE.-The large building
on River street. formerly occupied By Bob
ison& oviast as a packing house, has been
Pus5u~SGES MI .J.BEs-lEh-xhO is caus-
Jag Il 70 be altered 70 an immense malt
house, with a yearly capacity of 10000
bushels Of grain.
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F~LOUB-steady and unchanged, Sales at sIO,75
for No. I spring; Sl2,25@I2,5O ftr red winIeri
SIS, % for Xxx.
WHsAT-Duli and lower. Sales at s3,14 for No
1 Milwaukee club; SIS Tor NJ. l Chicago spring.
CORH-Qeiet MI uliEo ole hell at ne
OATs-Htld at 55c for prime Wisconsin.
CANAL FREIaHTs-Dun. Wheat 12c; corn 10K6
IL 10 New YOrk. f
EAKs IHPoRTs-e,0J0 bush wheat; 1000 peas.
CANAL ExPoRTs-T 8 ibis -four; $500 bu what;
900 corn; Il, 90 foats. t-
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RUSAwAY.-A furious runaway occurred
on Pittsburgh street last evening. A man
named Horner, residing in Newburgh, was
thrown from his buggy and considerably
injured.
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KRRATA.

In our report of yesterday We stated that
Rev. A. H. Bowers, of Clarion District, was
passed SUBJECT to an examination under the
Presiding Elder of the District. Rev. ].
McComb was passed. Rev. Mr.. Bowers
hninr nassaa uithnnf conditions
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Daily LEADER.
SATURDAY, JULY IA. 1866.

M& ADyEEEHsEA1ENFS
Academy Of Mus;c-Hanlon Brothers.
Jewctt & Goodman-Csbinet Organs.
FELTON, 4 Bigelow-LocAl Notice
Dallsy's GaIvanis Horse SaIve-Local Noties.
Sozodont-Local Notice.
J. II. Dewitt & Co.-CIothing.
0.cuttet a son-FafnitNrs 81 Aaction.I
Cleveland Gas Oo.4Eeonony iu FueE.% -
o. Cutter a son-aocking Bird at Auction
Churchill a Brother-Pure Cider Vinegar.
Wm. misunderstanding New.
Calvin Carbon, Glass, Gas Pipe, &c.
NJ. Halle & Co.-Palm Leaf Fans.
John @. Jen7ings-Autual Life las Cor 90
Churchim 4 BtotberATsas.
J. c.. JCnnings-LOcsl Notice.
ysGoodnBn 4 HoagIsna-EOol for Sale
R. Ha=na & Co.-FOr Lake Superior.
: Petit B Hclland-F0r Lake superiors-s az
Wa JohnsOn-Barblr Shop.
V. C. Seward Burglar Alarm.
T. T. Rhodes & Co.-BuggS Wanted.
J. P. HiH-AuetiOn Sale.
Isl superiT str. et-spIritual Meeting.
~ For Evening EdItIen views
see inside.
~ For Morning Edition News
aRQ RmfgfflR- rrrrg ~ ua-r er q
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For ToLEDo.-The Wisconsin leaves the
Northern Transportation ~Compauy's dock
this evening for Toledo, touching at the
Islands.
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Milwaukee Mnrket-JuIy Is

FLOUE-pdl.
WHEAT-Dal. Sales At 8 ,Si@l,85 for Aosl l.
CozS-Unchaoged. F.-F-~r a
Oxrs-firm. and advanced Nc
KFcETPTs-Fiour Il, coo bblss West 5000 Lush;
Corn II, 0O0 bush; Oats "a, 90 bush -
SHTPMESTs-Flour COO bbs; Wheat IT'S, 900 bush:
Oats 10 0O bush- r.M "a
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sPIRrTUAL-DaEenport, the father of the
Davenport Brothers is holding nightly
sceanees in this city. ls
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LOST.

IA Pass-bOok with W. Bingham B Co. The
r will bs rewarded by returning Il or leay-
this once. o. 81. BURKE. Vl3.31
400 REWARD.-STOLBN o.
jOO Tuesday, June 26, from fnenes1dence
d Bristol, Of Eris county, Ohio, ths follow
erty:
boo u. 8. Bonds,
0 FfTe-twenty U. S. Bonds,
o ia small siZe compound interest notes,
0 compound interest notes, interest due juno
10, 1856,
81 in gold snd silver,
Q legal tender bills.
! variety OF other bonds and noteEs 10 all
ing to $1,000.
bovs reward will be paid for the arrest aud
on Of the thieves and recovery OF the prop
a liberal proportion for any portion thereof.
NELSON BRISTOL.
lrther information address MICHAEL GALL
81, Detective Police, Cleveland, o. 3e5o:z3i
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BELrISG RIBBON AND TRIMNIsG RIBBON,
just received at Ford 4 Wsguer's, 257 supe-
rior street. -Ess
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TX LnBo.-A few days ago a man named
Waite wNs arrested here for some trivial
offsnse and locked Up in the Central Police
Station On Monday last two Buffalo De-
tectives arrived in search of The thief 0.
three diamond rings, stolen in Buffalo
Waite was ~recogLised as the ring rObber,
and will be taken east for trial.
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VESSEL SACK. Sherman has sold a
half-interest ia the bark George Sherman
t, H. ]. Webbs, for $4,000.
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SOLDIERS TAKE NOTICE.-EOldiers'
Claims collected without charge. See
advertisement OF Stree Claim Agen-
IN another column. may2s
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FOR SALE.


NTRD-Second hand top buggy, harness and
ollie. Apply to or address 7. 7. RHODES
Atwater Block. jrl4
RABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Superior street extension, ? 10 miles from
itofice, consisting Of ten acres Gland under
ton, and Watered by a nevar-iailing stream.
premises are Q small frame house, large barn,
res OF vineyard, six and eight years Old IN
ellis, 50 apple trees, l25 peach trees, an choice
- Ct grated fruit, different kinds Of cherry,
and standa ri pear trees, quinces, eurreHts,
re Of Strawberries, and a fine variety OF shade
lamentAl trees and shrubberT. Said land has
front on Superior street, and l. susceptible az
Expense OF rraking a beautiful rural home and
lr1ly productive 10 its owner Eor further
lars enqire Of F0LJAMBE & WILKINS,
aperior, cor. Seneca SITS. y7:33s
SALE-Holse and Lot, No. Sc clintonet.,
itaining ten rooms 10 good repair. Well, cis-
ID Lake water on the place. For further in
ion inquire on premises. 81
9ALR-OIL-A nno lotof HBsrcleuIa Rura.
tr- 1871
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isag

o4Fqs-DurlendgpshPusss. saiss a Sasee
for middline upland. ha-istsg
FLoua-Deit sadhsA = 1OS'5e W oaeons
mo- rsis ds@aot, rahesi any decided essnss p
ssles q n 81 4ts. STATE rsshs hsoa,
ss Esssissslaut... s.l,. 8 sr
%ailt9Eaif and heavy stePt for prime sPring
which Il sraFeel T1zaa SIS 1IaE EatfEE.
Sales af S2,z5a2,s 81 for rev No 1 Milwaukee )
S8,W fotrew amber y rsey!
RYs-DnT and droopiag. Salss d4,0o bnsh 50
CSC. -aEsI 20 3stafzfNl
BARLEI-Dull ana uomin
BARLEY MALf5DuTa sR naFainAl
Conn.,. RI psLei 4 shads hIHner, and closed
with fires sellers at yesteFdai : prices.
ESa'es al S59S6e for uDsennd new mixot vest
erns s5z9s7c for seuaa DO; ssc DfFessrn
yellow varieties.
OATs-MArket le lower. Sales st 509Sss for
choice, and COO for Mils4ukee, With moderate
~o5TFEE-sAies at 1es<aa%. .w adj IA d.us
sU0AR-Steady snd more active. Sales at loH9
| aIls<c for Cuba: Havana i've q ~ iQ1Aslf
PETROLEUn-Daltsand Lhsettled.
Sales at sSc for crude. and sTk1e for refined
in b0ad.
-PosE-0Pssedr a mar sud closed heavy s14
ct sa.ls1< fOr sssh 81, o for old NESS,
| S26, 75627. 90 for prime. eE1laE-iI ti H'
BKEF-Withuut decids d changes e-eL
etles ~ ttotuN4zt,ou iOr new pam messi Anu
81 ,EO92 Is 40 Tor new extra mess.
4 CBRERSHAMa-Du and nominal. Sales At 45e-
Our M~RATs-Eirm. ~
Sales At l5h1z5l51zc for ihouIdsrs, and rTZ92Ne
for hamE. ual gnfsi af- {
BAo0E-Dall and nominal, aud very little Of
fe-iug. ~ 80
L~1sD-osset. Sales at isa21o.
BuITEa-Dun Salss At 27340o for state, and
L 206Sse for Ohio.
UHEEsE-DuH, and scarcely 50 firm. sales q:
FRFIaHrs 10 LHERFooL-steadY and unchanged.
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MusIc.-PapwOrth's band played several
lively airs in the West Side Circle last
evening.
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Plead GUILTY AND FINED-Ten of the
Brooklyn rioters, or rather those engaged
ia thu riot at Oak Grove on Sunday the LIST
inst, were up before Justice Stephan yes
terday morning The Prosecuting Attor-
ney nolled the charges against three. The
other seven plead guilty to a charge of as
sault and battery, and were fined each S.
and costs.
Nor So-The Toledo Commercial remark
ing upon the concert given here on wsdues-
day evening say,
"Mr. Perabo, of Elyria, also sustained
himself with his accustomed grace"
EIudeed, friend Commercial Mr.. Perabo
would have sustained his fair reputation
had he boon present, but he was not. His
homs is Boston, not Elyria.
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ELECTION or TEACHERS FOR H PUBLIC
: JcHoOIs.-A special session of the Board of
Rduc4.ion viii be held at their usual place
Of meeting on Monday evening The ehiei
business before the Board win be the cleo
zion of teachers for the city public schools
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CoNPLnEsrARr.-says the Chicago Tri-
6Rnc @H'aler's Cleveland Combination aP-
pesred las 1 night in Rosedale,' the part Of
Elliott G ray being most acceptably. filled
By Mr. g. E. Nagle,r
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CITY NEWS
CLEVELAND WEEKLY LEADER
For Saturday. July Ii.
CONTENTS.

The numbsr Of the Cleveland weekly LEAsKR for
Saturday, July 18th, contains Editorials on allthe
Leading Questions of tho Day an Editorial Polit-
zeal News Summary Special Correspondence;
Full Proceedings Of the, Congressional Nominating
Convention; The Confession Of the Murderer Nc
Council, who Is TO lung in this city on tbs 10th
day Of August nett; Compilation Of Northern
Ohio News; Religious Intelligence coneernin ing Lo-
cal Churches; Very Full Abstract Of the Proceed
fngs of Congress from day TO day Foluminous
foreign News General ana Special TeksgraPhic
Di patches from all parts Of she Con ntry ; A News
Summary the Markets, osanereiAI Matters,
&C., &c.
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KILL ed BY LIsRrsIKs.-Julius Gnnklc-
man, aged thirteen years, was instantly
killed by~lightning, last Saturday, between
Abby willie and Liverpool. He had a scythe
inh Is hand at the time it happened, which
was before it commenced 10 rain.
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Rose q Prennssp Provision MArket
Report. 20
~HANC-Sugar euredGanvassei . n. ..-.... 81
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OanvAssed D ID. Is
DRsED BzKF-Suearac7red Canvassed D n. =
BAoos-0r Smoked Sides q D....-..-.- Is
~LkRD-Prime eafkettls-rud'di In hbla or tres a
" Prime eRfkettle-rnd'di kegs D d. 2Ik
PoaK-No mess = bbl--------.-----.tS2O 90
Extra clear b l....-----.----..-- 81 %
Bl&nt " W
sBrNo charge made for packages or caFfsge.
promptly hlled. n-0rr sUf1 1nI
BOSE q PREHTIsH.
Nos. ia. 1l4 and I46 Ontario Efrsst.
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TRAVELLERS RRGIsTRR
DEPARTURES
ARRIVALS.

n. Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains or Boots, will be called for By Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Lins, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus once, leo Superior street. OPP
2osite the WeddsI House. mayl6
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Jusr so.-The man who does the teIe-
graph, last evening, at the bottom of The
last sheet, sent Us an impromptu drawing,
quantity called "a Happy Man." which was
entirely correct, especially in these hot
days. Il represented a stark naked man,
seated On an iceberg, sucking icewater from
the Polar Sea through 8 straw.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-14

Thermometers. cheap, at l4O Superior
street. Lysl Burr & DARE
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Being personally Acquainted with the
prOPrietorss and knowing Che merits Of the
Union Business College, W. eheerfaIly ne
commend this fasO-its institatioa to all orr
readers.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-14

: A THizFs@ mean thief named Mary o.
void came to this city a couple of days
ago, and representing herself without
money or friends, was kindly permitted by
Mrs. sehfier, of River street, to remain in
her house all night. The ungrateful Mary
rose early and decamped with sl24 belong
ing to a boarder. Mary was up before
Judge Abbey yesterday, and The case con-
tinued 10 next week.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-14

! FOR CHIoAso@The City of Boston, Capt.
Chapman, leaves for Chicago and interme-
diate ports at 10 o'clock this morning from
the dock of the N. T, Company.
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g VULo1SIrE MISREPRESENTATION sets Of
Earrings, Pins and Cuff Buttons. Also, a
nice assortr nent of Guard, LeonteeD, Chat
laiuand szt Chains at s. HsGkE'ss
AA eune-;or street
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FoR 0GDExsBuRGH.-Ths Buckeye. Capt.
Mcdonald, win leave the Mt Cos dock
at 8 O'Clock this afternoon, for 0gdensburgh.
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NY. Stock Mnrkss--Snlx Is. Is.

GovEHsHEST srOcKs-Less active and scarcely
50 firm. .
s.s-70 coupons, lse2, lOe5s; do. Of IS lossS;
1O-4e coupons, 9y.
-SrooKs-Steady.
P~fttsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago ess<. Ohf-
AGO and Rock Island 961S; EorthEestern sl1<;
Cleveland and PittsenrEh 815S7Aiehigan SoathsfR
eisE Hudson 1i47si Beading 1855; Erie 741zz; BeE
TdfHcsntrai 90 sWstern Union Tsisgraph 521s;
Milwaukee and Prairie Du -Chien preferred IS;
North Carolina bonds ak.
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FAIss PaErEScEs "A few days ago a
stranger in The city, a German who did not
understand English well, was complaining
that he had given a man IS to find him a
situation; that he had waited for said stua-
ton three weeks in vain, and the employ
ment finder refused to refund the money.
Does not this come under the law against
obtaining money under false ptetences.
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ToIedo Marhet-JuIx Ii.

ELOUR-EuN-
WHEAT-Dullau and Sc lower. No transactions Of
importance.
~CORN-Steady- Sales at 66% fer No. mixed;
SIC No white. Tnr-arT 4Grai
: OA1s-QnIet. Sales at 36X@57c for No L.
In FREIgHrs-DulL
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NEw Posr oFF1cE.-A new post Office hiss
been established at West Richfeld, Summit
county, Ohio, Emerson S. oEiatt is Post
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Calendar Clocks, at Burt 4 Dsrs's, l40
Superior street. opposite Weddell House
iy9
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The bAst carpet sweeper made is sold by
4 Sterling. Try it iulylO
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90 Single copies Of The WEEkIy LTADER, for
Saturday, July Il, 1855, ia EnPpsFs, ready for
mailing, can be had st The LEApER Counting Room
Price i've cents.
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MIscELLANEoUs.

MISS CHANCR-Rieh.s tor sale by States
Counties. Pages Force Pump Is the light
I convenient and portable Fire Engine ever
AS = House or Garden Sprinkler II ia ten
tter than a other. 1t is yery cheAp-meets
Is ofRl, and will pay aprodt Of sen TO q. No
lty in three TO six week. 20 any person who
introduces il. Come Andses, now or never,
tMater Block. Cleveland. iNI2-asl
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Gold, Silver, Ivory, Rosewood Coesa,'
Palmetto and WhaIebone Canes. at
aFF auuerfor street
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WHITE MARsA1LIEs-A new lot lust re-
eeived at Ford & Wsgner's, 257 supssiOr-st.
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tRR CHANCR-Lot for sala oheap. . feet
ID by 26 feet deep, IN Forest street. 1Hqpire
WHITWORTH, Mekdooz ManufactorV.
et corner Of Michigan and SsRsca streets.
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BILLIARDsu HILL
would eal the a~ttenties cfbuy ers
DAS AND TABLES, which canuot be eur-
b any obern in the world for elasticity. cor
OF angles, and durability, which Isell a.
oae frleeea WIN nae etoeS q Sloths. Balls.
Sy mail attended 10 ct my factory, Is6 FUltoD
lev York CITY. W. Il. GRlEFIFH.
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TEE WEEFHER.-The following msseOrOlO-
gical record is reported for the uEzDta BY
L. II. S~olomonson, optician, under the
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Tf.x Books viii close Saturday, July 2lst,
lse g.. II. S. WBITTIEsEr,
jyII:S32-d&w County Treasurer.
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IL.o9 AMVssNENTs..5Tnias qooH
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I1sha AaMIAasf 1Id1aesSfk
hGa skEH ia 49,
PRIczs OF ADHIssIgHAD
qn6tts 8VtsdfB 8dsofSsdSI
cents /; Family Circle, 50 esl
Private Boxe8, Sara 81 S
Be1ss, AGO. 49,
Doors open stZs1S-peFfo
sltsEEGH FsT -
Ooiored persons vii, lnds
permitted to occupy seats ii
the he1sss& vs1he Gdllry.
Positi~4lvfasN
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% sirs diIoE @IC
.r=sr r. 1sl arlsu e.
asd ,aasa0g "A
ltak 81 q q dlis1
.Haa TAII
-1utsi1 so aslao7 81
.HaA al0ETa ia 9 -
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-14

NEv TOlz. Jaly ID.
The Posts money article says:
Gold hat risen TO 1881, and fair business is doing
for cash gold. atf1 >
The loan market is easy ut s per cent, with
rather less demand fr loans. There Is q email
amount Of business doing At 4 per cent, sad trans
actions are reported at &. 4E stEI
Thestoek market is EASY without much activity.
In Goyernments less business is doing, AID quo-
tafiOns are a shade lower
Railroad shares are quiet without much change
in qaotations. After the Board Erie closed 4.
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To have secured TO a widow and orphans
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To provide for this want 50 long and
generally felt, the Mutual Life Insurance
| Company proposes to continue the trust re
posed in it by its insurers, after q claim is
substantiated SO that, instead of paying the
policy in one large sum, TO discharge II
with the aceumulations and interest in q
series of annual contributions Of from five
to twenty-five years. The plan, more in
detail, will be found in the circular Of the
Company in another column. - EFe
The Hssurance and Real Estate Journal, Of
NswYork, referring 10 the " Installment
Policies" proposed by the Mutual Life In
surance Company, says "The high char
acter of the company which it has suss
tanned unimpeached for 3 quarter of a cell
tury. its almost im~perishable assets Of
SIG, OOO, 900 and the able and accomplished
management isSa guarantee that every
obligation of the future will be met in the
same lofty spirit of integrity as in the past.
HAxLoS BRoTHERs.-These~ wonderful per-
formers give another splendid entertain
ment at the Academy of Music this even
ing. There was a fair house in attendance
last evening, aud tho greatest interest was
manifested throughout BY the audience
This afternoon q matinee will be given for
the express accommodation of ladies and
children who cannot attend in the evening
Go and see them by all means, either in the
afternoon or evening, as to might closes
their engagement 81 B.
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FreIghfs-The following are the rates by Lake
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Roaton. ra
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{ HANloM RRoTHERss-o9 IsIssaa

Matsnssas2N O'Clock. Children asets.
a SAfUkDAI EVENING, July I4th, 1866,
the performance VIII eemnaenee with the great
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IriP,e Tourniqust- - Geo-s ymt. hdAt. HaaIon..
Tanner grfas troupe Of
DOGS AND MONKEYs. -.
Musical iio----......wi1 iiae and Allied Hanlon.
-rsuHLUMIEATED FOUNTAIN III
! - The grsndest seene ever ProdHeed.aa 1slIs
DIES AUX ISCARIEA s,sasa
By George, william and Allied H~gBlsaaalBg
70 coneiHae with the shadoW Rant0nime, the
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