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Pittsburgh Petroleum Harket.
Especial to Cleveland Daily LEADER.l

PITTSBURGH, ~MsyI7-1:40 A. n.
The oil market is very dull and prices have fur
Their declined. Crude receipts 5000 bbls. Sales 400
bbls bulk at l4914Hc; sales, bbls included, at Ice.
Large sales could not DC effected at the prices we
have named.
Dispatches from OIL City report Crud, at 4,sc9
his, and dull.
Refined is dull. There are no sales for immedi-
ate delivery. The Eastern news depressed be mar
ket, and buyers are holding of. soles 5O bbls in
bond for Philadelphia in September at 4s, 1900
bbls for Philadelphia in October at 4sc. J rec is
mammal
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-18

BASE BAIL.-The Forest City Base Ball
Club will meet for practice, as usual, at four
o'clock this afternoon q their ground, corner
Kinsman street and Case avenue.
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F~REEDNEs's AID CoxM1ssIoS.-The follow
ing extracts from a letter from Mrs. Corner
will, doubtless, be read with interest by her
friends in this city and those of she Cleve-
land Freedmen's and Union Commission
under whose patronage she is teaching in
Alabama:
MONTGOMERY, ALA, April %, 1856.
Montgomery NAV be said to have been
the residence of princes. l an often re-
minded Of tales Of the Alhambrs, when
walking past beautiful grounds and gardens
that lie neglected and apparently forsaken.
Not one in twenty that we meet on the
street is white. Very few ladies are seen
and one would think the whole city was in
mourning. Many families are leaving for
Cuba, Brazil and Mexico. They say they
"csnnot stand the present state of things"
We had a very pleasant visit from Mr..
Mellen yesterday, the first since my arrival
in this city Of by-gone aristocrs's. He sue
ceeded IN periecting arrangements for a
Teachers Home" which had been par
TALLY matured before he came.
This field is a large and very important
one. There are, l think, at least enc thou
SAND children, besides e large number of
grown people, who would like to learn to
read the Bible for themselves. We have
from two hundred and fifty to three hun
dred under daily instruction and nearly
seven hundred in Sabbath School. We
have had the assistance OF three colored
men who can barely read a little, and have
all been slaves. This week we let one of
them 90, for We cannot pay him, and it
became necessary for him to earn
something for himself and a boy Of fourteen
years of age whom he has taken to educate.
One of these men is Superintendent of the
Sabbath School. He once said TO me, I"
hope you won't be discouraged. Ny people
are all infants; they were only born the
day" But such singing infants 1
never saw We nave music not to be de-
spised, warhled from the throats of these
antaught nightingales. Many are learning
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-18

SCHOLARSHIP FOR, SALE.-A fifty dollar
scholarship in Bryant and STATIONS Busi-
ness College is for sale at a moderate dis
count Apply at the editorial rooms of the
I.rlnrn nnica-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-18

The increase in Shingles, it will be seen, is near
~ double. The duty is 20 per cent. on lumber and
35 per cent. on shingles. During the existence of
the treaty there was a duty of 50 per cent. On shin
giles other than sawed only. The receipts from du-
ties compare ss follows
To May 18th, 50. 694 SO
To May 10th, 80 co
In favor Of 1856. 50, eel 60
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FOR LAKE SUPERIOR.

EOR LAKE SUPERIOR. ~
The stsuneh Propeller @S
MINERAL RooK----..IoHs McK.Y. Mastsr
VIII leave our dock for LAKE and
intermediate ports on
SATURDAY, MAY 18th, at P. N.
For Freight or Passage, apply 10
GARRETSON L CO, Agents,
maylS 5i5 No. J River street.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-18

CHANGED HAxDs-Mr. Barnhart the pres
ent proprietor of the johnson House, has
sold out to Mr.. Collamer, formerly of the
Collins House, at Ravenna. Mr.. Cola
mer takes possession next Wednesday.
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n. 4. Money Markef-May Il.
y. Z. stock Market-Mny II.

M~OSEY-Rather more active at 4@5 per cont.
STERLING Ex-eHANGE-Steady at lG9Z@IOg4.
CODA shade easier. opening at 1870; advancing
to 1905 declining to 1895, and closing at 129A.
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Mining stOeks-May Il.

The prices of MIN gstocks bid in Boston to-day
were:
Copper Falls 90 Franklin 4i1 Hancock 1919
Boston Water Power 1915 Isle Royal "a; Quincy
40. BAY state ~.
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DAILY LEADER
FRIDAY, MAY Is, 1856.

Er For Evening Edition News
see inside.
~ For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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Imports of Lumber and Shingles

We have been favored by the officers Of tho Gus
tom House with a comparative statement Of the
amount of Lumber and Shingles imported into
this market from Canada, from the opening Of nav
Igation tC the 18th of May this and last year, which
we doubt not will be regarded with interest by
business men generally, and particularly so by
those engaged in this branch Of trade. 1t will be
seen from the subjoined figures that the abrogation
of the Reciprocity Treaty has had no influence
toward restricting operations with Canada in this
trade, but on the contrary, a large increase is not
ed, while the benefit to the national treasury Is
well illustrated by the statement Of duties received
from this source, which is also appended. The ex-
hibit is as follows:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-18

FIRE IL WARRENsvILLE.-0n Wednesday
evening last a FIRE broke out in the garnet
of the Warrensville House. The building
was burned to the ground, and only q part
of the furniture was saved.
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CRANES PATENT CARPET SWEEPER, price
$3.50, sold by Wansor, 50 Public Square.
For ALL KINDS of Wooden Ware go to
Warsor, 50 Public Square.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-18

Album size Photographs reduced in price,
one dollar par dozen, and larger sizes in pro-
portion, at RIDERS.
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Ifyou want anything in the Line of house.
keeping goods, go to Wsnsor's, No. 50 South
Side Public Square. myI2-3IA
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For BIRD CAGES, Feather Busters, Door
Mats, Brittania Ware of all kinds, &C., &c.
Go to Jacob Wansor's, 50 Public Square.
NAV l2:3I6.
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C. J. Keller, NJ. D., Eclectic Physician,
ofice hours II A. NJ. to . P. NJ, at the store
fJ.J. Vogt, 50 south side Public Square,
during the week, and on Sunday from l to
2 P. NJ. Residence-East Cleveland, OPP
posite the Post Office, at the terminus of the
East Cleveland treet Railroad. AMI Ii
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-18

CRIMINAL BRANCH JUDGE FooTE.- The
case of the State Us. August Peach, for as
sault with intent to rob, was taken up and
tried, the jury finding a verdict of "Not
guilty"
The case of the State Us. James A. Smith,
alias H. J. Mckenzie indicted for forging a
draft comes on this morning.
Yesterday the Grand Jury brought in an
indictment for murder in the first degree
against Alexander Mcconnell. Plea not
guilty" As the prisoner has no means tc
procure legal advice, at his request the
Court assigned C. W. Palmer, Esq. and R,
E. Knight, Esq, as counsel for the defense
The prisoner is in good health and listened
to the reading of the indictment with the
i~ntensest interest, but showed no agitation
or feeling.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-18

For WIRE SCREENS or Dish Covers go to
Wansor's, 50 Public Square,
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CITY NEWS

We agree with the ladies and acknowledge
that the most choice styles of millinery
goods are to be found at Mrs. Shaw's millin-
ery'rooms.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-18

ACADEMY or MUsIc.-As the period of the
present engagement is drawing to close,
a few Of the plays best suited to the talent
of the present company are being brought
cut with marked success. The repetition
of the Female American Cousin last night
was fully justified by its former great sue
cess and its rendition was fully up to that
of the previous evening. In no character
does Miss DAILY appear TO better advantage
than in that of the genuire, unadulterated
Yankee female. The role of the play last
night seemed exactly fitted for her, and her
inimitable humor and freshness made her
f~aultless in itsl Presentation. Her singing,
which is always well executed, elected
hearty applause. lie entire company &C
quilted themselves admirably and we may
consider this popular Coz edy one of their
best efforts.
To-night-the benefit night of Mrs. Ed
garton-the programme is crammed with
comedy, no less than three tip-top pieces
being selected for representation.
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milwaukee, Market-Nay n.

FLOUR-Dul
WHEAT-Steady at 81, 62L.
OATs-Dull and declined I@2J.
FREIGHTs-Quiet.
REcEIPTs-Wheat lis, 900 bu.; -four 2,Jco bbls;
oats 1900 bush.
sHIPMENTs-Flour 400 bbls; wheat $4,000 bu.
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-
oompOund-int. Notes, '65-IO2K9IO5 lO3E9lO6
Money IS in steadily increasing abund-
ance in New York, and the flow of currency
from the West is reported still large. The
policy Of Fhe treasury is to still further in
crease the volume of capital seeking en-
ployment, by paying of a considerable por-
ton of tho temporary loan. As a ccnse-
queDce of this state of things active stock
speculation is looked for during the summer
months, and until the nrw crops are ready
to be marketed.
The general markets continue quiet, and
no very decided change occurred to-day
Flour is in quite moderate demand, and
prices are teady on nigh grades, irregular
for common. Milwaukee spring Wheat is
steady for car lets, but inactive for large
lots, which could rot be negotiated above
Sl,s5 as an extreme. Choice red and amber
is firm. Corn is firm and stocks continue
low. Oats steady and firm. Provisions are
unchange and firm, but rather quiet. Butter
is inactive, lower and mainly nominal. Pc
continues firm
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-18

New Books Received by Cobb, An
dreEs q CO.-Gilbert Rugge. price
S1.O0; Adriit in Dixie, by Edmund
Kirk, price S1.50; JaFgal, by Victor
Hugo, price Sis; Recommended to
Mercy, price S1.75; The Masquerade,
by John G. SAKE, price sis; The
Queen Mother and ROSamOnd, by
SWinbIrne. price S2.0O; AsphOdel,
price $3.50; Miss hariOribanks, BY
Mrs. Oliphant, price 75c. mayI2
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markets By TELEGRAPH.

Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press.
NEw YORK, May II.
GOLD.
Gold closed steady at I2g4.
MONEY.
Money in good demand,
EXCHANGE.
Exchange quite at 1907.
GOVERNMENTS.
There was q frmer tone to the market Tor Gov.
ernment securities this afternoon, ap > further
recovery in $50 bonds.
RAILWAY STOCKS.
At the four O'Clock Board tho following were
Ohio 8 Mississippi Certificates 2szS; Canton e15z.
Boston W.. P 10; Cumberland Coal Az Spruce
Hill Coal AZ Quicksilver, 5s5s; MariPosa pre-
ferred q; Now York Central 94H Erie "A;
Michigan Sout hern 1875; Pittsburgh s51S; Cleye-
land & Toledo 1919; r. l. 63%.
PETR. LEUM AND MINING STOCKS
Petroleum al d mining stocks very dull thi, P.
n, and only a little business was transacted.
Hardware generally firm: Nails at Sc 25@e 50
cash, and axes have advanced 10 per cent. These
are the only changes we know OF.
CARPETS.
The demand for carpets is as good as ever.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Boots and shoes dull.
DRY 0eoDs.
The following are the prices reported at the DrT
Goo IL Exchange: .
Shesting and shirtings Brown-Tke prices are
unshangeSs
Observation-Disclosures
Hoop Skirts-Bradley's Duplex Elliptic per doz.
hoods s71z1{i05; do Empress Trail, I24; Thompson
Crow French elastic springs 75@lOO; do Woven
Zephyr s.; Myers IXL wide eapss G0@110 do X
ma row 46 to 70.
n ts-.- ~ ~ - orca 100
Canton Flsnnsls-CliftoD so; Hamilton 90;
Nashua Brown 25; Pemberton A 40; do O rs; Sal
mon Fails baled 40.
Prints-Allen's 16; American II; Anosksag is;
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D.. w. GAG

And Authorized Military Claim Agent,
ONCE IL Cases Block, Near POstOmee,
Cleveland.
nB- Collects Bounfies, Back Pay and Prize
Money; procures Pension Certificates for Mothers,
Widows, Orphans and Invslids; prosesutes War
Claims OF every description.
81 Aided by 3 competent ASSISTANT IN
W~ASHINGTOH, we are prepared 70 undertake
the settlement CT, and will give special attention
to, claims in Which OTHER ATTORNEYSH HAVE FAILED.
- No success, Eo fees. febl3
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-18

Gents Furnishing Goods ready made or
made to order, at "A Public Square.
mayI7:3I5
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a NEW Course OF INSTRUCTION is being in
COLLEGE, with all the MoDERS IMPROVEMENTS
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TIE LARGEST assortment of Tea Trays in
town can be had at Warsor's.
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LINCOLN n HIS FAxLY-Engraved by
sartain, price So IS, Artist Proof $40, is the
great subscription work of the day. Sales
immense. Ganvassers wanted. Apply to
R. H. Curran, at the Sartain Gallery of Art,
No. IS Monument Square. Cleveland, Ohio.
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HLR BRVSH1S-GOod and Cheap
N gH1RSHILA . BR0EHWf
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Lard-Firm. oisy.rsndsrsd Csc in tisross and

L~ard-Firm. Oity-rsndsred Csc in tierces and
&c in kegs. Sales 600 lbs country at zoe.
Hans-Firm. Sales City SugAr-cured at sc
esnvassed and &c uncanvsssed.
5hOuIders-Stesdy. Sales City-cured st lie
Country-cured lS@l4c.
BaeOn-Held at 1sc for clear Ice for sugar
cured uncanvassed; zoe for do canvassed. Sales
a00lbs country cured at l5c.
Hess Beer-stesdy at $500. Extra Mess
5000.
Dried Beef-Firm at Csc for oanvassed and 24c
for uncanvsssed.
B~after-Dull, heavy and lower. Prime yellow
Western Reserve held nominally st 2s93Oc. Gales
Of common at &c.
Cheesc-Unchanged, and firm. Good quail
ties new 10 fair demand common neglected. The
range is steady at lO@16c, according to quality.
Eggs-In good demand, scarce and firm
Sales Q bbIs at Ice.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Held at e., 22@2, 22H.
AIcOhOl-steady. Held at S4,4s94,63 for 90
per cent Cologne Spirits, ss per cent, s4,61. Neu-
trail Proof Spirits S2,3592,4O &C.
FetrOleum-Firm demand fair. Bonded 20
@4Oc for June delivery on cars here; Free 5996Oc
for standard grades.
O~IIs-Lin.ved is very scarce and firm, with an
.z.-o-I to,Tapru. rFbar Efud. afaadv W. ar,ofas
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The READY PAY ~SYsTEM-THAr IS WHAT
THE MATTER Isl am determined to make
it for the interest of those that favor the
above system to give me a call. There is no
reason why the paying community should
pay for d~ead-heads. H. SEAMAN, Agt,
Merchant Tailor, Plain Dealer Building.
mav15.2I6
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Flour and Grain in store.

The following table shows the amount Of Flour
and Grain in store in chicago on the 18th inst,
compared with the amount in store on the same
daV last war.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-18

ALL KINDS OF Ice Boxes and Refrigera-
tors, Water Coolers, Felters, sold by Jacob
Wansor.
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FoR THE BEST assortment of Toilet Ware
in the city, go to Wsnsor's, 52Public Square.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-18

Arrivals as tho Principal Hotels for
the lastI wenfy-fOnr Hours.
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Four fine white Shirts for s11,OO at "a
Public Square. mayI7:Sl5
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CITr HOMEOPATHIC DIsPESsARx.-The CITY
Homeopathic Dispensary, l5s Seneca street,
is now open for the Medical and Surgical
treatment of patients from g te IL o'cIoch A.
NJ, every day, Sundays excepted, and from
, to 4 O'Clock P. NJ every Wednesday.
Physicisns will be in attendance as fol-
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The PERABo CoScERr.-The postponed
Concert of Mr.. Ernst Perabo, assisted by
Mr.. J. P. Draper and Miss Alice Foote, took
place at Brainard's Hall last evening. The
talented performers were greeted by alarge
and cultivated audience, by whom their
efforts were most highly appreciated. Mr..
Perabo played in this city some time since,
TO the delight of hU ldreds Of our citizens,
and returned with he prestige of his recent
magnificent succ SIS in Boston. The music
al elite of Clevel md turned out to his re-
ception last nj yht, urder the influence Of
great expectations, and came away under
the spell of erabo's magical piano execu-
ton. The leading part in the Concert was
Mr.. Perabo's fame will long be cherished
by our people as e~minently high and we'll
deserved. 1t is quite certain, we suppose,
that for artistic skill, for d~elicacY end har-
mony of piano playing he has very few
equals in the world.
Miss Foote, one of our Cleveland ladies,
sang with great b%rillianoy, as the loud and
enthusiastic applause fully e%vinced, being
encored with graat vigor in each pice. We
hope our citizens will soon have the pleas
use of again hearing her charming, sweet,
clear voice.
Mr.. Diapers full, strong, deep, yet cap
t~iysting voice, was responded to with loud
applause from the audience. The whole
entertainment was a fine success, all the
pieces being rapturously encored. The
music was well and tastefully selected for
the refined audience, composed of the
"elite of the city, and was in all respects
most admirably rendered.
We are confident we express the hope of
all our citizens, when wishing that we may
within a short time be favored with anoth-
er similar entertainment from the talented
Mr.. Perabo.
When it is considered that this splendid
pianist is a youth of only twenty years,
that he is destined to compete with Thol-
berg snd Gottschalk for the precedent as
a player, and that he is a Clevelauder, hav-
ing resided in this city some several years &,
it seems to US that the musical loving por-
ton of our community should tender to
him a complimentary benefit. We there
fore suggest that an invitation be rendered
him to give another concert. We know
that in making this suggestion, that we are
simply echoing the wishes of all who had
the pleasure of hearing him last evening.
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av. 3 b IO O'clock-pr. Sann.

Monday, 2 70 TO UcIock-Dr. Sapp.
Monday, 10 to IL o'clock-Dr. n. b. Wilson
Tuesday, 9 to 10 o'clock-Dr. Barnes.
Tuesday, 10 to II o'clock-Dr. Beckwick
Wednesday, 9 TO 10 o'clock-Dr. Saunders
Wednesday, 10 to 10 o'clock-Dr. Wheeler
Wednesday, 2 te 5 o'clock-Dr. Schneider.
Thursday, 9 TO 10 o'elock-Dr.T. P. Wilson.
Thursday, 10 to II o'elock-Dr. johnson.
Friday, Q to 10 o'clock-Dr. Cyriax.
Friday, 10 to 10 o'clock-Dr. Sanders.
Saturday, 9 to 10 o'elock-Dr. Boynton.
Saturday, 10 to IL o'clock-Dr. Blair.
The hours from . to 4 o'clock P. NJ. will
be devoted to the treatment of surgical
cases.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-18

Dried APpAeS-ecarce ana hrm at lGci and
pay for packages.
Dried Feaches-Firm. Pared soc IMPAIRED,
halves, 2o925c; quarters, 1sc.
PofsfOes-Firm snd active. Sales 5 cars
PeachbIows in bulk .; sl,15 per bu $40 bbls at
3,2O93,25 per Dbl.
Lake Etsh-In IT demand at the following
prices No. 1 Whit fish ss,25 per half Dbl; No.
2 do s7,75; Piokerel, No. l, ss,Ooi Trout S7,e5j
Herring, large, $3.50
B~eans-Prime white in moderate request at
sI,75G2,OO per bu inferior grades not wanted.
Haydn fair demand. Loose selling at a range
of IO,OOG16,OO. Beaten pressed sls, OO92o,OO.
Feathers-Sales Prime live geese at t09s5c.
TaEIow-Quiet. Held at Ice for city, &c for
country rendered.
SaIt-Firm OF 50, IS for Fine; S2,eO for coarse
Onondsgs s2,55 for Saginaw.
HOPs-Firm. Held at a range Of 45e7Oo for
New York, Michigan and Ohio.
MaIf-Barley Malt steady at 81 ,409l,S so = bu,
the outside price fer prime No. 1 Canada
Ale and POrter-Ws quote as follows; Pres
emit Use Xxx Ale 5000; Stock sI3,OO9I4,OO; Ken.
nett $500; Pale Cream s11,Oci Porter Sls,OO@
i4,o0.
Water LiInc-In fair demand and firm al
g. 90 for Akron and Oswego.
PIaster-PowelI's land plaster firm at Sl2,O
. ION at Mill. Caicined $500 abbl.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-18

COMMON PLEAs-RooN No. 1-JUDsE BoL-
roS-The case of FRANKLIN Us. Hayward
was argued and went to the jury yesterday
afternoon. Suit is brought to recover a
balance Of account for putting in mill ma
chinery. Defendant claims that the ma
chinery was defective, and that, therefore,
the plaintiffs are entitled to no more than
they have received. Kerruish and An
drews for the plaintiffs; Kelly and Lynde
for the defendant.
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REGISTER.
DEPARTURES

M Citizens wi hing conveyance to either OF tie
above Trains or Be IS, will be called for by Cosshes
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their cd iress
at the Omnibus Ono leo Superior stroot. op-
Posite the Weddell 3 use. may15
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-18

Gentlemen troubled with eorns or tender
feet will find an article Of Buckskin Caters
that is just what they need, at
GAYLORD & EYswoRTH's,
myI7.3Il 2O2 Superior street.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-18

New ENGLAND SEWING MAcHINE-Price
$500. Warranted for three years. Agents
wanted. CLARK & BAKER,
12I Superior street, Cleveland, 0.
mayI6:3I5
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THE ICE KING REFRIGERATOR
l. Sold by c. P BORN, 2Is Superior street.
may5:314
THE ARCTIC REFRIGERATOR.lSOld
l. by c. p. BORN, 2Is Superior-st. mAy5:3l4
THE PALACE ELECTROMAGNETIC
Il by @. 2. BORN, 2IS Superior street. The
cheapest and best in the market. Call and see it.
may6:314
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SALESMAN WAHrED.-see W. Ambridge's
advertisement.
STEWARDS COOKING SrovE.-The est in
use, sold by Wansor, 50 Public Square.
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NoTIcE.-The members of the Executive
Board of the Seamen's Friend Society, are
all expected to be present at the meeting
this afternoon. The business is very i'm
portant. R. H. L.
Cleveland, May 18th.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Strawberries and cream daily at S. W
CARROTS. MayI5-S16
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OPTICAL
SAFES N SCALES.

EOFSyth'S Scales !
Warranted U. S. Standard.
OVKR $50 varieties adapted to every
~ b~usiaess. Also,
FORSYTHS COPYING PRESSES
warehouse Trucks d Sugar Mills.
And MARVIN'sPATENT (AIum and DRY PIa.t.r,
Fire, Burglar and Damp Proof
SAFES!
For Banks, MERCHANTS, &c. Also elegant Housu
AYE in styles Of furniture, for Pist. ~ -
HnRS1TH 4 WESTLAKE
81 Water Street.
SCALES AND SAFES REPAIRED.-
We have competent mechanics m chr emn,av
for the purpose OF repairing S
SCALES SAFES, LOCKS, ETC,
and are prepared 70 do all Kinds Of work n onr lin.
% snoIt notice and reasonable terms. An work
warranted. FORSYTH q WESTLAKE
sAfs, 81 Water street. eeT