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NESTING ]. 4. BoIs5 EIEss U.p.s,

MEETING or LIE BoAgD or4LAkE UeDKR.
vRTTERs.-The Board of Lake Underwriters
met at three o'clock yesterday P. NJ, at the
Office Of the Buckeye Mutual InsGrsneeD
Company.
The following named gentlemen were
present as representative Of the various I'M
surance companies:
A. A. Eustaphisse, B1fslo,G sneraI Agent
of Security Insurance Company, of New
York, and President of the Board of Lake
Underwriters. 2lgl hJlT8U1f snfisrI
E. B. Smith, Buffalo, Secretary of West
ern Insurance Company, Buffalo.
E. P. Dorr, Buffalo, General Agent of the
Etna Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn.
d. P. Dobbins, Buffalo, General Agent Of
Home Insurance, New York.
G. W. Rounds, Buffalo, General Agent Of
Corn Exchange and Msnhsttan Insurance,
New York.
VIM. Lowering, Jr., Buffalo, Secretary of
Matual Insurance Company, Buffalo.
T. L. Miller, Chicago, Agent of the Lum-
Germans Insurance Company, Chicago.
s. T. Atwater, Chicago, Secretary Of the
Traders Iusurr nee Company, Chicago.
Edward Kelley, Chicago, Agent of the
Garden City Insurance Company.
j. Farmer, Chicago, Secretary CONNER
cisl Insurance Company, of Chicago,
Chas. G. Hobart, Chicago, Agent of the
New England Mutual Insurance Company.
s. S. Eaton, st. Paul, Secretary of St.
Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company.
James Hendrick, Albany, General Agent
of the Mercantile Mutual Insurance Com
pany, New York.
W. H. Simpson, Boston.
BENZ. Lyon, Bnston, Secretary of the
New England Mutual Insurance Company,
Boston.
H. S. Durand, Milwaukee, General Agent
Manhattan Insurance Company, New York.
L. Warner White, Detroit, Secretary of
the Detroit Fire and Marine Insurance
Company.
A. G. Lindsay, Detroit, Agent of the
Home Insurance Company of New York.
W. C. Earl, Toledo, Secretary of the
Home Insurance Company, of Toledo,
Carlos C~oulton, Toledo, Secretary of the
Mutual Insurance COmpsny, of Toledo.
A. B. Brownlee, Toledo, Secretary of the
Fire Marine Insurance Company, ofToledo
J. NJ. Wighton, Toledo, Agent of -Btna
Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn.
Philo ~Cham6erlin, Cleveland, Vice Pres
ident of the Buckeye Mutual Insurance
Company. sgA
L. D. Hudson, Cleveland, Secretary Of
the Buckeye Mutual.
George A. Tisdale, Cleveland, Secretary
of the Commercial Mutual Insurance Com
pany of C~levelsnd. rr. ra
S. S. COe, Cleveland, Secretary of the
Cleveland Insurance Company, Cleveland.
A. NJ. Searles, Cleveland, Secretary Of
State Fire Insurance Company, Cleveland.
]. B. Merriam, Cleveland, Treasurer of
State Fire Insurance Company.
E. C. Rouse, Cleveland, Secretary of the
Sun Insurance Company of Cleveland.
B. A. stannard, Cleveland, Insurance
Agent of the Buffalo Mutual.
Jas. T. Lee, Cleveland. .r-i
William Morgan, Oswego, Secretary Of
the Northwestern Insurance Company, Of
oswegO, and General Agent of Harmony
Insurance Company, New York.
Lawrence Weber, Buffalo. Secretary Of
Board of Lake Underwriters.
The Committee adjourned to meet again
at 9 o'clock. " Fl
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ENENIEG

The public exercises consisted of addresses
of welcome from prominent citizens Of
Cleveland, and responses by representa-
tives of the convention, interpreted with
music.
Mayor Chaplin presided and extended to
the delegates, on behalf of the city, a cor
dial and appropriate welcome. Mr.. Pack
ard, President of the convention responded
in a few pertinent remarks, reviewing
briefly the history of the college during the
past thirteen years, and ind eating some
what the line of duties pursued in co5nec-
ton with the vast enterprise here repre-
sented.
Superintendent smyth, on behalf of the
common school interest, made a most ap-
PrOPriate and telling speech, showing the
relations existing between the common
schools and the professional schools of the
country, very aptly likening the former to
the trunk of the tree, and the latter to the
branches. He reviewed, IN a brief and in
teresting manner, the whole subject of edu-
cation, in its adaptation to the wants of the
pCOpAoJ dA~ II COnClu5iOu hcdESll WEI
coined the members of the convention to
the theatre of the early labors of the enter
prise now grown SO vast and important.
Judge Bishop followed in a well consid-
cred address, reviewing the history of the
colleges, and commanding their features
and labors to the public.
Mr.. Folsom, of Albany made 8 most stir
ring address, speaking specially in favor Of
the department. of instruction and pointing
out the improvements which were going
forward in the Business College.
The President annonced the following
public exercises for to-day e Il
3 P. N-selection from Prof. ]. D. Viii
lisms, on ~Penmanship. p = 4
Al N.-Prof. Hutchings on the Char
acterisLics of New York.
AT S P. N.-Prof. Folsom, of Albany, will
on the theme Subject and objeety
The all of these lectures the public are
cordially invited.
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MIIwaukee Mnrket-InIr Io.
MARINE NEWS.
Port OF

ENTERED----...JrLY 10.
stmr Morning Star, Viger. Detroit
Prop Tioga, SissOn, DuDkirk
Prop IrOusides Turner, OntnnagJn. so tons cop
per, los tons copper from Eagle Harbor
ProP-AtlAntir, WetmOre, Toledo
Prop Toledo, VISITS, Buffalo
Prop Akron. Brown, Ogdensburgh
Prep Michigan, Ripson, Og1snsburgh
Barb D Morris, Roberts, Milwaukee, I7,cOJ bu
schr Lydia Case, EassoD. Buffalo
Schr NonPareil, Finley, Buffalo
Schr A f Hart, Swain, E-ca aba, $50 tons ircn ore
Schr Hubbard, Hartman, EAst Saginaw, loo m Il
lumber
sehr MOselIe, Raymond, Marquette, 400 tons iron
Sehr Skyl.rk, Ramsey, Buffalo
sehT Annetta Davis, McDermaud, BurwelI, II m
lumber, 2S m laih
sehr Sweet Home, CrAngle, Toronto, I35, sI7 feet
lumber
scos Mona, Moore, Buffalo
lunter
CLEARED.
stmr City OF Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Stmr keweenaw, Stewart, Superior
Prop Toledo, Watts. Toledo
Prop Michigan. Ripson, Toledo
Prop Akron, Brown, Chicago
Prop Atlantic, Wetmore, Buffalo
Bark David Morris, Roberts, Escanaba
schr J Hibbsrd. Hartman, saginaw
scnr Evelyn Bates, Foster, Chi,sgO. 43i tons coal
Sehr VIM ShnPe, Rose, Msrquette, Us tons coal
schr i p Byerse, Mcclure, Alpena
schr New London. Thompson, Marquette
Schr Lydia Case, EAssoD, Racine, $50 tons coal
schr ) " Sargent, Hearts,, Detroit, 20 tons toal
Sehr Eagle, Barrow, Toleds
sehr A Z Hart, Swain, EscanAba
Schr 5 aman, Flood, Windsor, 2lI tans coal
5 hr snow Drop, Allan, BnrweII
sehr E Hall, CoIIett. Rowan
Sc0w Indus'Iie, Yalleau. Saginaw
secw d Barclay, Blair, Fairport
scoW Mountain Maid, Fifeld, BurwolI
Tug v A Moore, Ballentine, Saginaw
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"a . fork -Markes-IaIy 10. ~ g
0oTros-Firm. Sales at 3sG3sc for mie ding
~FLosE-nHl ATd loaf5c lower.
for Extra round hoop Ohio, $40 lONI3T5 for trad,
brands. Closing dul. .
WAnKT-Rather more aetivs. Sales at $40
for state. s2,sI for western in bond.
WHKKr-pull, heavy and 5,IoWer.
SALES ct 500 fOrBew No. 2 Milwaukee; 81. 2sm
40 for No L do. and $500 for snail parcel neg
RTEIGaisf. Sales at sI,O4 for western.
TtBAREEI-Duh
/ BARLEY MALT-DulI.
CoRs-IA2c lower aud rather more doing.
Sa'es a. SS@s6c for unsOund new mixed WESTERN
sTGs7kc for sound do; s G97e ior handsome
OArsEDum. Sales at 5I@54e for new western
including one PARCEL very good Chicago at 6ee ano
Iowa at Toe
C-oTFEE-Steady.
~sgaAR-Dum: sales at 1O14911c for cuta.
MoLAssss-Fna3 e
SALES al Exc Sc for crude. and 39Sl0c for
refined in bond.
PozK-Du aud lower.
Sales at S31 ,s7@32, l2iz for new mess. closing
.. $Sh,s7% for cash $3.50 for old ness
| ST, 25@26,75 for prime.
| BEEF-Strady.
sales at SIS, O@zI. 20 for new plain mess; szO,-
| 5n924, 50 for new extra mess.
! BEEF HAa-DGn-
| UJr MEArs-Steady.
sales q. I54s15Ho for shoulders, aud l99src
BAcoS-DulI. salS at l7H@17A for short
LAaD-Heavy and lower. ss,,cs at 1sKS2le.
BvrrEE- Quiet. sales at 2OSss9 iof Vnio' sod
| 25Gi0o for stat.
daEEsE-Dui' s4Irs at sail.
FEEisHrs 10 LIvEEFo0L-withou decided
change.
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MARKETS 81 TELEGRAPH.
'UR nIDNIGHr HARRIET REPORa

OUR MIDNIGHr HARRIET REPORI
Especial Dispatch to western Associated Prs,..
NEW YORK, July 10.
The gold market closed up steadily st 1890
1917.
GOVERNAEST SECURITIES
Were less active. The following are the closing
prices Coupons Of 1881 l09L6k 5-2b c upons
Of 1854 ln594; 1910 coupons ss5s9H; July $50
1OSA@B.
RAILwAY STOCKS.
At the second regular board there was consider
able excitement on Erie and the stock rose from
~ to T3I with sales Of alb ut 500 shares, near V
all bought by one broker. There is a difference Of
3@3H per cent between cash and seller tn rty.'
Tne balance Of the market wOs generally firm but
the business was not large. At the last board IN.
market was lower on Erie. The balance Of the
market was firm
At the four O'Clock open Board the following
were the quotations
Quicksilver 5IsS; Western Union Telegraph 81:
5rie TIE; n Y Central 9g5s; Hudson River III;
Cleveland aud Pittsburgh s4% Cleveland ani
Toledo HOY; Chicago and Rock Island 96lS;
Chicago aud North western 32Z; Chicago 1sd
Preferred 61H.
MONEY.
There was a little more demand for money in
some quarters, but the market may be quoted ca '
at 5 Per cent on call.
There is . NOV, ment Of currency to the West
The discount market is quiet. IRE market for
Exchange Is firm and rather more active. Bank
ers' bills are quoted at lo31z9IO5Z and short sight
At n0Z9u03s.
.. . DRY GOODS.
Tho following were the ~jobber's.. prices reported
at the Dry Goods Exchange to-day. The market is
quiet
Prints-Merrimsc D q; W %; Pacific 2IL
frocks 2Ih; do fancy 20%; Washington
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patches indicals 4 less active, though still
welLmaintained demand. a5-asst q cd 81
In this market prices for coin S~ndeoyern-
ments closed IS lolloFs: ! 2. Ea. ~

Compound-int- Notes, 64--.lO9Mli2 1In4ll3
OompOuBd-int. Notes, 's5-IO4Z@IUTH lu69l0s
In the local money marke the demand
for money to day was less active, and the
market was generally reported quiet In
the currency line there was a moderate i'm
proVement in the supply, but the market is
still close, and the banks are not free len
ders.
Eastern exchange is in quite moderate Of
fering. and the market is gradually harden
ing, though the supply is fair. Rates arc
without reported change, though less firm
at 4@I discount buying and par selling. %
In the general markets to-day business
was dull. The decline in gold and produce
in New York had a tendency to unsettle
the markets here, and buyers hardly
showed themselves after the Eastern report.
We heard Of no quotsbIe transactions in
Flour, but prices were 6eld as previously
reported, and are firm for the upper grades.
Wheat was very quiet, and Spring declined
I@2c., closing weak. Corn had a moderate
demand, and prices were firm. Oats dull
and mainly nominal at a decline of I@2e.
The Provision lime was without change,
with a fair trade demand for Smoked Meats-
In Produce nothing of importance was do
ing, but prices remain steady.
Petroleum continues dull at about our
quotations. ar
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just ReceIVed-AFmy Life on the
Border, by Col. Marcy, with illustra-
lions; price SO. ShakSpeaFe'S Deli
neatiOns, by A. o. Kellogg, n. D.;
price Sis. The Mormon Prophet,
by C. B. Waite; price 81. The Prison
Life OF jefferson Davis, by his PhysI-
clan; price 81. StOEmGliRe, a tale of
the Highlands; price Sis. Life of
James stephens and a III jtOry Of the
Eenian brotherhood price 81. The
United States During the War, by
Auguste Langel; price $3.75. Crumbs
from the Round Table BIZ Joseph
Barker; price 81. A new SupDly of
A Summers Rest, by Call Hamilton,
and ali the latest publications at
Cobb, Andrews 4 Co.,
june26 241 6upeFiOr-st.
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Financial.

The Posts money article Gays:
The loan market is rather more aetiTe at 5 per
cent, with exceptions At 496 per cent.
The stock market il unsettled.
Governments are strong, in cons quenee Of the
foreign demand A very heavy business in 5-2Os
has been done. one purchase at the board amount-
ing to 81, O75, 600. b. -,-T
Railroad shares are irregular and there is more
disposition to sell. After the Board New York
Central sold at 9S2E; Erie y; Michigan Southern
79z; Illinois Central 12iL.
FJrpign Exchange fem.
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GOTERNBEST sToCKs-Actiye and driner.
Us Is If Issi, reRfeer~d. 1893; do oupons,
Ios14; $50 coupons, l6iS, 10Y
sTuCKs-Steads.
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Oh eago 9'14: Chi
'ags and Eock ISsrd 90; -~ricaSO aud Horth-
western 3 4; d. pr ferret q; Cleveland and
TOLEDO I'c12; Erie - 10 pTsfsIr.d g; We4'ern
u Tslcgr 'ph 531S; Michigan Southern 1875;
le ding l0t5s; bud Gu LII Minnesota and ST.
Paul p~reierreI 20 -.
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BuraIo Mnrke,-Iulr 10.

F~J0UR-Quist.
wHEAT-Insctivs and nomipal. slIss at s., 20
for No 1 Milwaukee.
0oRE-Sales at TIC for No I mixed. 81
Ars-Dul Held No l Chicago at 45c; 4sdf9c
for western.
RrE-Quiet. Held at s5c for No. Chicago; Csc
for No ! Milwaukee. rT-li g arm0W f~r1 81
BARLET-Hominal.
WHIsKY-NomfnAi. DIV
MISS PoRK-S33. on.
LARD-Ssles st 21[922c.
CANAL FRzIsHrs-1O New York.: Corn I5c
To Albany: Is, with 4 downNa,d Tendency
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RUSAwAY.-A runaway occurred yester-
day afternoon near the depots, which re-
suited IN the bruising of a man, woman and
child. The horse was frightened by the
passing of a train, and turned suddenly
about, upsetting the carriage and throwing
the man upon the track, brui7ing him Sc
verely about the head. The woman and
child were hurt less seriously. We could
not learn their names.
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CLEVELAND SUNDAY SCHOOL UxIox.-On
Sunday night a meeting of the Cleveland
Sunday School Unionwas held a. thssecond
Baptist Church. After singing and prayer
the report of Mr.. C. S. Bragg, Secretary,
was read, after which addresses were made
by Messrs. T. P. Handy, Loren Prentiss
and 7. Dwight EeIls., The report ia as fol-
lous. --A'
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Ask your druggist for a box of Dalley's
Safysnic Horse Salye. It is a certain and
rapid cure for gals, scratches, cuts, sores,
nail pricks, and in many cases gutter,
young SPAWN. quarter crack and founder.
Try it 50 cents a box. Sold by druggists,
julyI1:336
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\. Y. came Na-Ec1-I1,x IN

The ,"rrent prices for the week at al the mar
kats ARE ss FallDwz
BEEF C.T"LE-lst quality, 9hcad, ~ Uo9I7 60;
fair 10 GO quality Si5.OnGl1,-1; con..-nn quality
1t,O09lb, @, Inferior quality SlzteD' %.
Cows ASD CALvEs-ENtras p heei, OnG95,OO;
LIST quality S7j,uuoIS .1e ordinary So, 0OrfT5. 90;
common quality SJe,Oc9en,Oo; inferior quality
$50, 0O945,Oo.
VAIL d - 49,, 12aI3o; ordina-
ry qua" N quality IOaIb1$;
inferior
sHELP. -as p 4, ID S7.naas, 90;
prime qus 81, q, % T. a--r Atty S5,5O@
$50; conn- "a : "a A. s. ~ ETior quality
S5,Efg4,5L
~swiSr-Tieavy ~ e FER 17Tg1Ic;
light aud Medium I sol =.
The market for s.tr renamed Nithoat deei-
DID change. Ire suPr y " ample iOT all ccn-
ignn-Dt though e= acre zLw and IN many
in-tanees 81 a tuhiHE secline, the whole range
OF pTie-s Sere atoHt ths SAM. The best cattle
sold readily at l7tS other Kinds dragged,
and seine promised u hr left out.
Heals in moderate demand; Puees favored buy
ers. r
Sheep and Iaabt firIg active. Full prices read
ly obtained for all bus poor u ties Quotations
As above.
Hogs IN good demand A. Aho p
The total receipts OF ths week at ali the yaIds
are as follows
Beeves . ISL; COWS %: veal calves /. IG3; sheep
and lambs 49, o swine 12,5IL.
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AMUsE
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

iOhn A. EIlsisr. MANAGE R. q. Gesry. .Trsau ser.
PRICES or ADnIssI0N.-Dresl Circle and Par
ioette, % cents RESERVED Seats to Dress Circle, IS
cents Family Circle, 50 cents; Gallery. Is e-1ta.
Private Boxes, S6and s.; Single Seats in Private
Us.
OClored persons viii, under NO circumstances, be
Pernlittsd 10 occupy seats In any ether portion Of
the house, save the Gallery. Admission IS cents.
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SOLDIERS TAKE NOTICE.-SOIdiers'
Claims collected without charge. See
advertisement OF "Free Claim Agen-
ey In another column. may29
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TIE ACADEMY OF MUsIo-HAELoS BRorH-
ERs.-A oomBination disbursements that
cannot fail to "draw " immensely isanow
the feature at the Academy of Music: The
Hanlon Brothers, seknowIedged in Europe
and America as the most intripid anderaces
full athlets and gymnasts of our time +;
Prof sylves5cr ;o6 London, with his fnven-
ton of the Sphynx, ghost, shadow panto-
mime, &C. and Tanners troupe of trained
dogs and monkeys. The exhibition and
performances last night were witnessed by
a full house and applsuded without stint.
We have not room to make a detailed notice
of the varied and wonderful performances,
and mustcontent ourselves with merely re-
marking that thsentertainments which will
be given Ct the Academy during the week
will be superior to anything Of the kind
ever witnessed in this city.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
Especial to Cleveland Daily L.lDrn.I

P~lTrsBURGH, July l0-7:l5 2. =.
The demand for Crude has improved, and sales
reach 75O0 bbls, principally for future celivery.-
Sales on spot 1000 ibis bull ct IZ15c; very light
oil could be purchased for 111zc; 5000 Bbls bulk,
August and September delivery, at I2%c; $50
bbls bulk, deliverable on the first rise in the ALLIE
gheny, at l2Zc.
Refined quiet. Small sales bonded on spot at
Slei September ~deliqery Philadelphia Ale; Deem
Der 45c.
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PERKINS CoSoERT.-A grand concert is
to be given at Brainard's Hall this evening
by Mr.. Perkins, assisted by talent from
home and abroad. Miss Mary Card, who
was expected to sing, is i'll, and Miss Lizzie
Gates, of Elyria, has kindly consented to
fill her place. 1t will be a brilliant enter
tsinment, and seats should be early secur-
ed The following programme will be per-
formed :
LIThe following programme will be per-
formed :
Flotow.
he who calls a Heart his oEn-(Tenor Solo)
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,ToIedo ~MarkeLJ0IV "a

FLOuR-Qriet.
WH9A.-DuIl, With little doing. Sales st $3.50
for cid amber; S2,ls for new.
C0RS-SaIes at SIC for white.
0Ars-Steady. .vzsl.-s -.
LAKE, FREIGHIs-Unehanged and dull.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-
Fever and Ague ExtInguished.-Mar-
tyrs to Intermittent Fever, a word with you.
The responsibility for your suffering rests upon
yourselves. Just as surely as you shake to-day,
or will shake tomorrow, HosTETTER'S CELE-
BRATED STOMACH BITTERs win extinguish
the disease under which you labor. Had you
taken this genial tonic as a preventiv you would
have no need Of 1t as a care, for it renders the
system impervious to all miasmatio feEers. But
since you neglected the precaution, rid yourselves
without delay of the eomplaintb BY resoriing to the
only r,liabIe remedy. Break the chiIIs with
HosTETTER's BITTERs, and they will return
no more. ThiI is the experience of thousands,
and it will be yours. ouiRine is a slow means Of
relief; it is naaseous to the last degree; it is mere
dangerous than the malay itself; 10 many cases
it utterly fails. How different is the effect Of the
Bitters. Their curative action is rapid; they are
agreeable to the palate; they are not only entire
" harmless, but tend Inevitably to strengthen the
constitution and PrOloDg life; they never b We
failed, and it is confidently assumed that they
never can fail in any case of Fever and Ague, how
ever inveterate in it, character. To be without
H~osTETTER's BITrERs in any region infested
with Intermittent or Remittent Fever is simPly
to reject safety and court disease. jy9
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N. v Money Harket-Juty 10
MoSgT-Bather more Rctive at 4 s6, chiefly FG6
Per cent.
srERLIsG E1sHAE9E-Stcady at 1osLGIOs5<.
GoLD-bre-n14r, un-eftied aud lvweT, opsLing
At I49%, declining to liSJ{, td.aaoing 10 1875,
and closITE At IfS3L. rE
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LOCAL notices.

Thermometers, cheap, at 40 Superior
street. uy9l BURT 4 DARE.
Before buying or contracting for
WOOD or COAL,
Call at the office of the
CLEVELAND Protective FUEL COMPANY,
No. 90 Superior street.
The Company guarantee full weights and
measures. jyI1:33O
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RLOE AWAT.-Last Sunday night
ID our sign was blown down. Our customers
car find US adjoining the Ladies entrance TO the
Wedden House "Look out for the Lions.n1
lune22 c0ELES 4 CO., Jewellers.
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HANLoN

Accompanying the Banlon brothers j. Prof
OF London, and Mr.. W ANRER
" tn his ( r-fAmsd European Troups Of Performs
ing Dogs and Aonkeys-
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, July 1I,h, 1866
the per ornanes viii eonnense with
Three Flying Mea of the Air.
To be followed By the performing Troupe of
noes AND MONKEYS.
After whieh will be presented the Optical Illusion
OF the sPHYNX- Ths whole to conclude with
SHADOW PAATOMIME-
- G and Matinea satnrdar An.rnnon
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U-I-E- l
~FRAVKLKRs, REGISTER.
DEPKRTURES,

"a Citizens wishing conveyance 10 either OF ths
above Trains or Boats, will be called Tor by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus line, by leaving their address
al the Omnibus once, 16O Superior street, OPP
Posite the WeddsIl House. mayI6
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OPTICIANS.

community WILL o b deceived 10 deal
Sith these vbo make FALSE PRETEEsT0HS.
The only way 10 sGes 1our eye sehk, i8 BY provI
Ang yourselves with = pair Of good spsctselos which
can only be obtafned at ths. old established and vel
Known Optical I~nstituts Of Mr.. G0L0MOHS0E'S,
$50 Superior Etreet, nndsr the American
- Beware Of trayelers olaInIEx TO sol0I
Wonaoa or HE lRsad ell
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-11
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

Afternoon SessiOn-COmmfttee on
observation-disclosures aud Motions
Nomination of Hon. Rufus p.
SPaIding-SPeech Of Hon. r. G. Par
sons.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-11

Remedy o the PIIes.-It il = blessing
to the suffering to know that We have an efectuAl
cure for this truly troublssome disease Mr.. J. p.
Hazarde, Of 164 Second street, Cincinnati, Chic,
takes great pleasure in informing all who are suf-
fering with piles, that he used a mall quantity of
Dr.. stTicklsnd's Pile Remedy, and it effected q per-
manent 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, Gncfn,
natl, Ohio, and sold by ali Druggists.
Benton 4 Durham, Cleveland. o. MYERS