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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22
GREAT HORSE FAIR.
Opening Ofthe Raees-HO for the DriV-
ing Park. -

The Kennard House, which is the head
quarters Of the sportive geniuses who are
here to attend the Horse Fair and races of
the succeeding four days, was yesterday the
scene of the usual feeling attending vents
of this kind, and a fun canvass was made of
the pedigree, merits and Possibilities of all
the horses on the ground, the history Of
which has become a matter of record in
the annals of the Turf So far everything IS
suspicious, but the weather had been frown-
ing all day yesterday and had anything but
a favorable aspect last evening for to-day's
exhibition. But hope was buoyant. The
following is the list of the horses already
entered for the fair: Dexter, General But
Ter, Patchen, jr., Panic, Gold Dust, Neblock-
lish, Morrissey, Lilly simPkins, silas Rich,
Pilot, Tom Dunlap, Flora, American Star,
Bay Billy, Betty, Sir Walter, Commodore,
Jim, Union Jack, Lady Jones, Oliver
T. Orlin, Fitz Morrel, Queen of the West,
Belle of California, Minnie, Jeanette, Grey
Eagle and Rodney.
No new entries were made last night.
Barring unforeseen accidents the Fair will
commence to-day, with the prospect of a
very large attendance, and such enthusiasm,
in a sporting way, as the people of this sec
ton lave never before manifested. Two
races come off to-dsy-one for a purse of
$500, by t%rotting horses owned in Cleveland
that rave never shown better than $50.
The ap4rfaa ora a. fo1IouS-
VIM. Sheldon enters b.. 8. jim.
Geo. Perkins % ch. q. linn
Tom. ElwOod +" b. 2. Union Jack.
VIM. Il. Potts " BIZ. m. LADY Jones.
C. Rosencrantz b. e. Oliver T. DIN.
Vim. Brown " ?. 3. Fitz Morrell.
E. Lewis " Commodore.
Lady Jones is the favorite. The other
race is:
Glass l. Premium SSO0.-For t~rottinc
horses. Two miles and repeat, to harness.
Open to the world. 3 to enter, 2 to start.
FIRST horse"."."-.-.. ...".".".~-".".S5G0
second horse"-"---"-"..... .....-..-...- 200
4hiru 100
The following are the entries;
Jas. COnlist enters S. 2. Morrissey.
Q. W. Dimmiek " s.. {. Siias Rich.
P. r. Morgan " z. I. Pilot.
VIM. Brown +" 5. g. Sir Walter.
Pools were sold at the Kennard last even
ing, and Silas Rich was the favorite two to
one.
The horses will start promptly at ? o'eloek,
each day, and as there will be an immense
crowd present, persons will find it most
convenient to purchase their tickets at the
hotels.
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49,
lake F1sh-Steady. No. l Whits6sh So ;
Pi5Eerei, Ss,0eSs,25; Trout sT,O097,5Oi Bass
$3.50; Herring, si,oO94,5o, all for half barrels
TssIOw-Steady. Sales 1900 lbs st lie.
Eea1he%s-stesdy and firm at $4,000 for
prime live geese.
White Lime-In good demand at s1,75 per
Dbl for Cleveland and Fremont.
Water Lfnsc-In fair demand and arm 1t
$500 for Akron and OsEego.
Plaster-Powelrs land plsstsr firm at $500
: ton st Mil. Oslcined $500 q Dbl.
Salt irm at $3.50 for Fine, $3.50 for Coarse
and Ground Solar.
aops-Firm. Held at arrange of 4597Oc for
Kew York, Michigan and Ohio.
Maat-Bsriey Malt steady ct sI,iogl, GO = bu,
The outside price for prime No. / Canada.
Ale and Perser-We quote as follows: Pres
snt Use Xxx Ale 5000; Stock ls,OO@l4,OO; Ken
nett sls,oO; Pals Cream sl1 co.; Porter Sl2,OO@
1900.
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CONMIrTEE.-The Committee appointed last
evening to arrange for the reception of
President johnson and party meet in the
Mayors office this forenoon.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22

DRANATIC READrNGs-Mgs, J. F. Rodgers,
one Of the most accomplished elocutionisls
and dramatic readers in the country will
entertain our citizens at Brainard's Hall on
Thursday evening next. Mrs. Rodgers is
said to possess a voice of rare sweetness
and expression, her reading we'll modula-
ted, aud her appreciation Of character Of
the finest order. She IS also an actress Of
much talent, and made her debut at the St.
Charles Theater, New Orleans as "Parthe-
MIA" in the favorite play Of 'Ingomar,''
and the papers of that city spoke in the
most datterlng terms of the fair de5utaate
as possessing rare talent and as one who
evinced much careful study and cultivated
taste. We are in expectation Of z ine even
ing's entertainment on Thursday and know
that we shall not be disappointed.
THOUGHT He WAS RoBBED.-A gentleman
in Wheeler & RusselPs Dining Rooms, at
the depot, yesterday, while preparing to
pay for his dinner, discovered that his
money, $lOe, was gone. He gave the alarm
that he had been rcboed, but finally found
his cash where nc had earelsssly dropped
It at his feet.
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FoR CHIcAGo-The Idaho leaves for Chi
cage this evening from Bucks Dock. The
Plymouth leaves the Erie R. R. Dock for
the same place at 10 A. NJ.
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JoIsrs LAID.-The wOrkmen ara laying
the jOists On the fourth story of the Worth
ington Block, corner of Water and st. Clair
streets.
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DETROIT BoAr.-The steamer City of Cleve-
land, Capt. Mckay, leaves for Detroit on her
regular trip this evening.
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New BOOks-Iaside, a Chronicle Of
Secession, by g. +. Harrington, Price
Sl.55; English Travellers ana Italian
BFigands. By y. J. G. I0ens, Price
S1,75; Conversion of the Northern
Nations, by Chas. AeFiVale, B. D., au-
thor OF His, DRY Of the ROHaHs, Price
$500; Constitutional and Par J Ones
tiOns, by Stephen a. Douglas, Price
S1,7j; Practical and Scientific Fruit
Cdllure, by Chas. Z. Baker, Price 81 ;
Life Of AndreW Johnson, by a Nation
al Nan, Price Sl,75; In trust, or Dr..
.BsFtrand's Household, by Amanda ii.
Douglas, Price S1,55; liaFpeF's Hand
book for Travellers In Europe. ana
the East, a new Edition, Price $3.50;
4 Thousand a Year, by Mrs. K. n.
Bruce, Price S1,25; Why Not 4? a Book
for Every Woman, By Il. K. StOFeF,
NJ. D.. or Boston, Price Sf,00. Just
received at Cobb, andrews SCO.,
augl4 al 6uperiOr-st.
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BOARD OF EDUcATIoN.-No quorum last
Monday night Only Messrs. Pitkin, Du-
gar, Sheldon and Hartnell were present.
Adjourned D week.
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ToIean market-Ang. 2I.

FLoUR.-Dul and nominally lower.
WHEAr-Ssles Of new amber at s2,53; nsw white
of S2,53@2,53; Spring at Sl,9S.
CoRN-Less active aTd lower Sales ct 63Zc for
No. l mixed; No. 2 white 7S@7S%c.
OATs-Sales Of new No ] at 1915.
LAKE. FREIGHrs-Dnli. &c on corn toBufalo.
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FANCY GOODS,
AUCTION SALES.
UCTTOY GIJR IN GFCONN.HIND

INLLVN NHHH Ut EENUNH-uANB
n BABRELS--In default Of payment Of
charges we will sell At Pubic Auction TO the high
est biddeS 2i6 empty secondhand Barrels, at the
RailroPd platform near our refinery, in the city Of
Cleveland, Ohio, on Saturday, August 18th, 1S66,
at 10 o'clock A. n. Terms Ca-h.
augll:92 RAYNOBDs, BISHOP 4 90.
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DREDerss.-FrOm a report of the Board
of City Improvements to the Council last
evening, we learn that thequantity of earth
removed from the river bed from the 22d of
June to the 3lst of July, was 32,l4I cubic
yards.
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TIE WEATHER.-The following meteoro-
logical record is reported for the LEADER by
L. H. sOlOmonson, Opticiar, under the
American House:
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Prepare for business by taking a course
of study at the Union Business College,
corner Superior street and Public Square.
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SOLDIERS TAKE NOTICE.-sOIdiers'
Claims collected without Charge. See
advertisement of Free Claim Agen-
cy I" in another cOIumn. msy2s
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MARRIED.

RNIGHr-BOBERTs-Jaly Goth. By Rsv. DR..
Thome, Thomas II. Knight, Of Providenee, z. l.,
and Miss Mary Roberts, Of Cleveland, Ohio.
canE
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CUE-LNARY.-Messrs. Deery and Frawley
play a friendly game of billiards at the
Academy of Music tomorrow evening.
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cIAlaa &C.,.
CLAIM AGENCY.
late LiscT. Col. ts7th D y. l.
No. 2a2 superi0r-Ss., Cleveland, .

Late Eise5- Cal EsTth D vi
No. ~ SuPeri0r-Ss., Cleveland, ..
Authorized EilltsTg Claim AGENT.
The Law for tho equalization Of B~ouaties Is
passed. The Law for the increase Of Pensions is
passed. Widows AMI Orphans entitled to the bene-
ct Of both. Ali claims COLLECTED promptly ard on
reasonable terms o, application IN person or BY
liter. Scud yOCr certificate 81 Iischarce 20 G..
n BARBER, No. - ~SuFeutrstrset, end be wiz
imne,-atslF send Ecu The nec- ssfY blanks 10 pro-
euTs y. n County or ihersssed f-nsip1- susi
INCREASED fSssIGF Arb ADD
j TIOEAL BOUEFIES TO Soldiers, Sailors and
their Widows, Chill rem snd Parents
SS- Ia VS. inst passed and approved
HB- $50 to 81 0 1ditipnal BOunty, and 81 tc
SIT per month incf eased Pensi0B.
- Oiicers in commission March Sd, lS65, and
dischsi god after April OIL, 1865, are entitled 20
three months extra pay proper. All proper
Gains AGAINST the Government prosecuted
proms tly and thoroughly, aided BY = competent
ASSISTANT in Washiagson.
ne send In yOuz discharges, certificates Of PEN
sion, and ether proper vouchers ant proofs. /
will send ci-eulsr, giving full Information and
prepare the necessary piers to secure the lain.
D. " GAGE, claim Agent,
aug1 No. 70 Cese'e Block, Cleveland, o.
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the market is still very quiet; prices steady.
Petroleum is irmer, and s9@4Oc was asked
for bonded to-day, September delivery on
tho amt
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Ho Foa LAKE sUpERIon.-Tho popular

Ho FOR LAKE SUPERIoR.-The popular
propeller S. D.. Caldwell, Capt. Lewis
leaves Garretson & Co.'S dock this evening
for another pleasure trip to all the scenes of
interest on the upper lakes. She returned
yesterday from an extensive trip to the
North and South shores of Lake Superior,
having started from this port on the sth
inst, with a large number of passengers,
principally excursiOuists, taking in all the
points Of interest on the route, commencing
with Detroit, then Port Ssrnia, C. W, Mack
mac Island, Point Detour, Sault st. Marie
Marquette, where ample time was afforded
for a visit to the iron mines, of which the
party avsiled themselves, also in visiting
the copper mines at Houghton and Han
cock, on Portage Lake, and cropping hun
dreds Of feet under ground through dark
| chilly passage ways, blasted through solid
rock and copper, also stopping at Eagle
Harbor and River, 0ntonagon, Bayfield,, on
the South shors Of the beautiful lake, and
Superior City at It's western extremity I;
then taking the North shore, and landing at
Isle Royal, among a cluster of small but
beautiful islands, the passengers securing
varieties Of the chlorastrolite, agate and
other mineral specimens, which we're found
in great numbers OF the shores.
The passengers drew up the following
highly complimentary statement:
Steamer S. 7. Caldwell,
LAKE HURoS, August %, 1866.
We, the passengers of the Steamer S. D.
| Caldwell, on returning from an excursion
to the North and South shores Of Lake SU-
perior, having met in the cabin, take this
opportunity to express our appreciation OF
the uniform courtesy. gentlemanly deport-
ment, and efficiency Of Captain J. NJ. Lewis,
| Clerk G. G. Scost, Steward Ira T. Holt and
| remaining officers, and also the successful
efforts Of the owner, Mr.. D. Scott, and fam
lily, who were on beard, in conducting in
every way to the comfort, welfare and socisl
enjoyment of the passengers. We also de-
| sire to particularly recommend the steamer
| S. D. Caldwell TO travellers and excursiouists
for her speed and seaworthiness, the excel
lence of the fare, consisting of all the sub
| stantials and delicacie5 Of the season, served
in superior style, feeling assured that no
! steamer on the great " chain of lakes can
excel her in giving satisfaction to the trav-
cling public.
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~FLOUR-Stsady.
sales at SI.S59I,ss for nsw No. i sI,7s@l,s5
70 new No 2.
CoRv-Active at a decline Of 1914. Sales AZ
5515eIe FIR NO. / ami 53654 for No 2
0Ars-Quiet. Sales at 2s@2s.Ae for No l, and &c
FOR No 2.
HIGHwINEs-Nominal.
FREIGsTs-Firm and advanced 1@Se-
kEaEIPqs-Flour 5000 bbls; wheat 32,OOO bui
corn 266, 600 bu oats 1850 bu.
SHIPnENrG-ElOu 6,0OO bbls.i wheat lO,oOO bG.i
corn g 1900 bu.; oats 5000 bu-
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WfM z. S2EsTeS'
Established December, 1851,

Licensed s ArHy Z Ssyy Claim Agent
OFFICE SO. 1 LYHAH's BLOCK,
Eosr Court Houss on Public Square, Cisvelands O.
Il NEW BOUNTY Law has passed both
Houses o. Congress and is NOW A LAW.
a. The additional Bouuties collected promptly
and on reasonable terms. Application may b
made as above
We eolent Pslziorss Increased Pensions, Boun-
tEs Back Nsgs Prize hoBsy and all other VA
Claims.
Land Warrants bought and sold also College
Scrip.
"a Oar Special Agent, re=i5out at WEaAirgtoa
I. G., gives PaTEsnss stteatiol GALL claims sled
by Is.
German Iaaauzea s5osFr auv2.PlT
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FoR DrNKIRK.-The Tiogs, Capt. sisson,
goes to Dunkirk at 6 P. NJ. to- day, from H.
johnson & Co.'s dock.
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FILL ~ A FIr.-A small boy, who after
his pscovery would not give his name, fell
in an epileptic ct in front of Burt & Dare's,
on Superior street, yesterday afternoon. He
was carried into Adams 4 Jewett's and soon
revived, after ccpious dasbes of cold water
in his face.
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Fine watches and fine clocks at
S. HoGAN's, 237 Superior street.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22

Diamond Jewelry of Exquisite designs
and Unique styles, at
sYLvEsTER HoeAN's, 2S7 superior-st.
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Isl ~ u 4l
class. class. class. class.
To Cs7el and, Toledo and
D oi.-.....-..--s 90 $50 csc 45o
EtOEE-Unchanged, steady and firm trade
demand fair. Sales 100 bbls Xxx Spring at slO,76.
Red winter steady at last quotstiOns.
Wheat-Dun and heavy, but without decided
change. Sales l car No. 1 Milwaukee Spring at
ST. 10; . cars Amber Missouri at s2,s5; Lear Mol
red winter at s2.oO.
C~Orn-steady and firm. Sales 200 bu No. I
mixed at CSC.
O~aGs-Hardly SO firm. Sales 2 cars new No. l
State at SEC from store; 2 cars old do do at 4Oc.
ssFs-Quiet and nominal at sO@s5s for MOL
Bsrley-Inactiye and nominal.
~RerE-steady and firm at s3i 90 for No. 1
! E; :ty -paokedM Mess ss6,eO for Clear.
Har-sieady. Sales 1000 los city-rendored at
| 2sa22JIe in tierces and kegs cOuDtry-rendered
&c.
noeF-steady. City packed Mess held at
5000.
Smoked Meats-Are unebsns~'d and firm
salcs 5000 lbs city sugar-cured Hans )" A%
1000 lbs Shoulders at lie Dried Beef held at -
Bacon 2Oc.
auG1er-In good trade demand, and market
firm Choice Western Reserve steady at 329sse;
good W. R. and choice Central s093ic; common
qualities are inactive and nominal.
G~heese-yery quiet, unchanged and steady at
I0@I7c fos common to choice.
Esgs-Weak. Sales 10 bbIs at 169I7c.
EfghWines-steady and in fair demand.
Sales 40 Bbls at s9,27.
AIc0hOE-Firm. Cologne Spirits, s4,62g467,
% per cent. Alconol s4,5294,57. Neutral Proof
Spirits S2,4s@2,4s.
PeeroleaTn-Firmer. Bonded for September
held at 39@4Oc. Free 59a60c.
0us-steady. Quotations for Carbon arc for
TRADE lots. W. quote:
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C.. J. Keller, NJ. D, Eclectic Physician.
Particular attention given to diseases Of wo-
men and children. Al Chaonic diseases
successfully treated. Office hours from II
A NJ. 10 > P. Mat 30 South Side Of Monu-
mental Square. Residence East Cleveland.
augI5.
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PERsoSAL.-General J. A. Garfield was in
town yesterday evening.
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RuGnlo market-Aus. n.

F~LouR-Quiet-
WHEAT-Quiet.
CoRS-Duil. Sales at zoe FOR No ], and at coz
u o1Ts-sa1es of No. / Milwaukee at &c, and
Chicago at sSEc-
R~AELKY-Nominsl.
B4rIHeI At Sc for Ne. l Milwaukee, Green
Bay held at Soc; Chicago Tzc-
PORK-Sales ut $780,
LARD-Sales Of city ct &c; western at Zllz92ac.
=
CANAL FEz1Grs-To Kew York: Wheat Ice;
corn BE; oats &c. To Albany: Wheat I4c; corn
lie
R~zcEIFrs-Floar 6,Is2 bDls wheat HOO bush;
corn 81, 679 bu.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BILLIARDS! BILLIARDS!! BILL
ID ARDSlil-i would cali the attention Of buyers
10 my new improved PATENT COMBINATION
CUSHIONS AND TABLES which cannot be sur
passed by any Others in the world for elasticity, cor
rectness ofangles, and durability, which L sell 81
reasonable prices, with 4 fine stock Of Cloths, Balls,
Cues, and everything connected with the trade.
Orders By mail ATTENDED 70 at my factory, ls6 Fulton
street, New York City. W. II. GRIFFITH.
~june5:5z6
DROFTTABLE EMPLOYMENT -FOR
L SUMNER n address Of school
teachers, students, clergymen, disabled soldiers and
others, wanted. Business light and pleasant. Ad-
dress B. S. GREEN, IA Superior street, Cleveland,
u, room 4. np stnirs. Jye:356
$4,000 in 10y. 10y sai.-s AP ~ "a ssIsd
ard ~en-knovn WAGAR'S LOAN OFFICE,
On Securities Of eTeTT Kind, viz: Cold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, JsWelry, Guns
Pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, AelOde0na, and
al perEonsl property and articles o~fvalue, on the most
sihsfectoy ternG. business strictly private. Is
teb1shed 1851. r.. E.-A VARSITY Of unredsame5
Natrhes, 1euelfy, Guns, eto., fer sale at bargains.
~0nlceZcorler Of Water snd Superior street,, over
~rf JCkW AGNFR
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OPTICIANS.
sOLOM0NsON's
s~PECTACLEs,

q rOonmuEity WILL NOT be Deceived 70 deal
v tn these who make FALSE PRETEEsIOEs.
The only way 70 sGss Fsur eye So, ts By prpu
ding yourselves With . pairof good spectscles which
can cnly be obtained st the old established and vel
known Optical Institute o. M. sOLOMoESoE's,
$50 Superior street, under the American
- Beware Of travellers claiming to be Mr., Solo
H0nBonor hfa hEsnG oelf
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WKsr SIDE STREET RAILROAD Co.-This
Company nave been endeavoring for some
time past to secure from the city the privi-
lege of laying a double track from their
Superior street terminus to the top Of De-
troit street hill, and have made some very
liberal offers, but the Council have refused.
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DAILY LEADER.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST %, 1866.

~ For Evening Edition News
see inside.
~ For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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LADIES SWISS WA7C#Es-A few Of very
fine quality, at I49 Superior street. jy1S
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Window Shades, Cornices and Curtains,
in great variety, at Beckwith & Sterling's.
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WEDNESDAY. Areosr 27B, IsGs. rRsnIuns 81 600.
CLASS !. PRTHIUMs $500 FOR Trctfing Horses.
Two miles and repeat, 10 Harness. open 10 ths
world; 3 to fntes, . 10 start.
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A GENTS WANTED-Eo sell n new ard beau
n tifui Railroad and Township Map OF Ohio. Or
binary agents arc making from three to five dollars
per day Address B. s. CREEP, Cleveland. Ohio,
lf Superior street, ur stairs augl6:3H
WANTRD-Canvassers 70 sell and put up Ba-
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ing from $50 to 500 per month. Send for circular
CT. Gent Agent, Grafton. o. ap6.s<2
GENTS WANTED-To sell the largest aod
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GOLD PEss.-A fine assortment Of oblique
and commercial pens and cases, ct l4O Su-
perior street Gy1sl Burr s DARE.
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PROGRAMME
or THE
ANNUAL HORSE FAIR,
OF IHE
CLEVELAND DRIVING PARK
ASSOCIATION,
August 22d, ed, Gath and 25th, 1865.
PROGRAMME


WEDNESDAY. areosr 22p, Is6s- rRsNIuns 81 600.
CLASS !. PRYniUMs $500 FOR Trctrng Horses.
Two uiies and repeat, 10 Harness. open 10 ths
world to fBtes > 10 start.
fHst more ul
Erecnd refee ----. -.--.-----.---- --.---- tNO
Thru 100
san PAY.
Class 2. PaENrUN g O-For Tsoiiins Hosses
oNncda ne Ceveiau-, 6 a. tsTr E.fur shown 90.
Mile heats ia . &c H-.Ies 4eufeF, 8 10 start e.
THUEsDAri AUGUST 81, 1sjf. rsfauuHs 81 600.
Class s. fRENJvH For TEottug Horses
who nave never showr2-54 / tub r. ug- "a 60 the
world; 3 70 enter, = u stars lIc heats, : IL 3.
TO barnes.
sir1t bSTse ----------- .-----s5c0
T 80 90
1hiIu ---. lJ
ssHE BAY.
CAST PaEHIUH SAU-ga- 7rotting Horses
owned in q yaaad that have never shown 30.
Ahc heats, in 8 to ha4He'si 4 10 enter, ; 70 start.
TRi0AY, AUGUST 2isH, SEQ. rEEAIuus 81, 100.
CLsss5 s. PEEzIUE s. UJ-For Trottins Horses,
Mie Il 8 in . TO Harness 3 to enter, 2 to
start. 'peu 10 the world.
First ....-..sI5OO
second Hore ------- ...---.-...-.- 800
tbara hoise zoo
sAaE DAY.
c,,sse Fy~ "a. Houss rUass, sI51.-F0r
TIotting Horses. D.. "a. ~ 9,Ve J-1 - -
nlaa. in three TO veg
J 10 enter, 2 20 start.
SATURDAY., August 25rl. pa +SIs sluU'-
Class 2. BssTls PEenIuu s7g3- q tro,ttng
Horses who do not take a Premium.
Harness. atc enter, ? t~ostart-
Ei.st 9og. s 60
oscoao 10
tANa BAY.
Class g. PEENfrH SluL.-fCr al Trottine
Horses % uel in Cleveland. . in Q TO EaTness; 4
10 enter, 9 to start
Eits. Hes 500
1elon4 1ufru---. ---------..------...- 100
Eatries for Cisss -, 4, 5, q, and 6, viii close
on Monday, August 41fa.
Entry Tor Class 40 :, viii close August 2ilh, at
g P. d..
fntrAnea 10 the Above II. miums ufil be 10 Der
cert AT N r1g- willie eal7d with the Entrance
Money, enclosed 90 tle secretary. P q. Box Z5g9,
(Enaarae Emery and Llssa Cn the Envelop-J
81 Destrrs Butler, aud several celebrated
Horses Hsm Kentucky and ether parts o. the
country WIS be present. TIC Kinsmtn 81. Rail-
road viii rsE every leu minutes from the square
di-ect 10 tho fafk- Fare 10 cents.
70 Admission Gmtlsueu Si,c0i Ladies' 50 cents;
to the Grant stand 25 cents.
COMMITTEE Or ARRANGEMENTS.
George SpIaSGts -. 2. Rhodes,
=. A.. Buck, IT.. Hurd gr
{. Merchant, il Ross
J. d. knkwo-d, il. NJ N. Tavlsr
J v. FlTCu, PRECEDENT.
VIZ r.. POTTS, superintendent.
y o[N FtAD, Secretary. nr-la.as9
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