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MIScELLANEoUS.

COMETHING NEW-Railroad and Township
- Map OF Uhi5-vsTy Latest edition. Agents want
ed in every county. Address D.. 5. GREEN, ia Su-
perior street, Room I, no stairs, Cleveland, Ohio.
iea3.335
DILLIARDS! BILLIARDSH BILL
ID ARDSlli-I would call the attention Of buyers
20 my new improved PATENT co~MBfNATlON-
CUSHIONS AND TABLES, which cannot Be sur
passed by any others IN the world Tor elasticity, cor
rSctness 81 anglia, aud durability, which l sell at
reasonable prices, with a fine stock OF Cloths, Balls,
Cues, and everything connected with the trade.
Orders By mail attended 10 at nv factory. ls6 Fulton
street, New YORK city. W. II. GRlFElTH.
j~une5;sih
DROP. THOMAS Soula respectfully inform
L his friends and patrons that he j. now prepared
10 attend l. Shaving, Hair Dressing aud ShAmP10u-
ing, uAir ColorinE, &c, nthe best style Also, that
be viii give his attention TO ths cure OF Corus, Bun
Ions, and lngrOSmg Nails. Shop under the. john
son House. hplss23
&5n 000 M0xKN ADEASGkDE1
and Welknown MAGkEE'S LOAN OFFICE,
o. Secuzines OF eyerT Kind, via Gold aud SiigaF
MstchEs, DiAlnonds. Silver Nsre, levelry, Guns
Pistols, Clothing, nrT Goods, Pianos, Mel0degns. AID
si pgrs3nsi property and articles o~fvalue, on the most
satisfactory terms. Business strictly PRIVATE. Rs
iRbtshed l55l- n. IA variety Of uuredsOmad
Wetches, Joweiry, Guns, etc. for sale At bargains.
OHpe-corRer OF Water and Superior streets, ovel
oot2z 3 ~ WAGNER
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RUSAwAV.-A runaway occurred at g p
m yesterday. Mr.. Humphrey and lady Of
Parma were riding in a carriage down supe-
rigr street, and when they arrived opposite
MI. Gorham's the horse began kicking furi-
ously. Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey were both
thrown out, the lady considerably bruised.
The horse broke loose and ran towards the
Park where he was caught and returned to
his owner.
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Abdtemenh--On Iron, Except sheet) ordered in
lots sf2O tons, l2Lc per hundred pounds.
On Nails, ordered in lots Of 100 kegs or more,
l2%c per keg.
1erms.-Note or acceptance at sixty days, with
current rate Of exchange on New York, or a dis
count Of three per cent. for cash, if RENTED On re-
eeipt Of invoice. Payments to be made in New
York exchange, United States Treasury Notes, or
their equivalent. No discount on balls Of less
amount than fifty dollars.
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H. F.. Biggar, NJ. D. Surgeon and Physi-
clan, Office with j. c.. Sanclers, NJ. D., Ly-
mans Block, % Public Square.
References-Dra. a. o. Blair, J. C. San
clers, Beckwith and Schneider, and s. R
Beckwith.
S. R. BEcKwIFH, Consulting Surgeon.
July 6:-53O.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market,
Especial to Cleveland Daily LEADEa.l

P~ITTsBURGH, July 5-7:I5 ?. 4.
The oil market is Fat. Buyers are absent. Re
eeipts Of Crude 400 bis. Sales $50 bbls bulk at
l2Ee. Stocks are light, Lut equal to the demand.
Refined Inactive, and prices altogS her nominal.
Most rehners have large contracts ahead, and show
no disposition to force sales. Many are not offer
ing. Frse not wanted.
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DAILY LEADER
FRIDAY, july c, 1866.
HEw ADVERTIsEMENrs,

Wv ADFERIISEHE NfSr
Academy OF Musio-John A. Ellsl.r-
Folton 4 Big5low-Local Notice.
Brainard's Hal-Hiitonian Tableaux:
H. F. Biggar-rhysiCian.
John Wiitworth-A Rare Chance.
W.. Presc0tt-Strayed.
n. A. Kgith-R' publican Primary Meetings.
Or. Hsiliwell-FOr Rent
81 Wood street-Pisno for Rent.
Il johnson B'oek-Lost
Il jay strest-Eor Rent.
Drawer f55-For Rent.
Kaufman Bros.-Skirts GnI Corsgts.
Il. H.-EOoms Wanted.
National CT = Bank-Quarterly Statement.
city usvalsnd-0rl for Payment Of Claims.
Petit 4 H0llanj-Pieasure Excursion.
Garrctson Z Co.-For Lake Superior.
@ ty Of observation-disclosures to Naeatc a por.
ton Of KinsmAn street.
City OF Cl5veland-Ordirance TO Authorize the
issuing Of Main Sewer Bonds.
DR.. B~4rues-FOr Rent.
81 st Clair street-GirI Wanted
getty Of Cleyeland-To whom it may csneern.
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D. w. GAG &,
AT LAW,

And Authorized Military Claim Agent,
Once I2 eases Block, Near POsfoRee,
2 Cleveland.
- Collects Bounties, Back Pay and Prise
Money pTocures Pension Certificates for Mothers.
Widows, Orphans and I~nvalids; proseeutss War
OF aims Of syery dsseription-
By 3 competant ASSISTANT IN
NASHlSGf0h, We are Prepared to undertake
pa settlement Of. and VII give special attention
70, claimsin which OTHER ArToaaIYs hSR FAmrE
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n. K. MoDoLE, Passenger Agent, Cleveland,
Ohio. maIz:E5
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oSweEo MaTke1-Jutv Z,

FLoUR-Unchangsd Sales at SI1, IS for brand
from No spring. Sl2, 75@l3,25 for red winter;
SIC, SO@l5,75 for XXX.
WHEAr-DuI. Sales at So OO92,2 20 for Milwau-
kee club
CoRS-Qniet. No Hlin4 : held at 779Tse
FR~EIGHTs-DuH. 1A
LAKE IsROers-22IOoO bash rhsAts 5s.sOa bush
on1L ExFoafs-Icob barrels AoSur sop bush
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WEsTERS RESERVE SEMISART.-The com
mencement exercises Of this hOurishing
seminary, located at West Pennington, O.,
took place a few days since, and were un-
usually interesting. The baccalaureat5
sermon was delivered by Rev. John Tribby,
A. NJ of Ravenna, who ranks as one Of the
close thinkers and chast1 writers of the
Erie Conference. HIS discourse was a
logical and truly scholarly elIort-his Ian
guage choice and beautiful. 1t was a rare
production from a man Of culture. Rev. D.
C. Osborne, A NJ, OF Akron, delivered the
annual address. HIS subject was " The
True Aim OF Ljf,," and the effort was a
very able one. The examination showed
great proficiency in the studies pursued,
thorough training and careful culture.
Ths Greek and Latin classes passed bril-
liant examinations. They have been for
the most part under the instruction of Prof.
Leonard, who desorveily ranks high as a
teacher of languages.
The mathematical department, which has
always had an excellent reputation, has lost
none OF it under Prof. Chapman.
The departments of music and painting
are presided over by Mrs. A. Z. Leonard,
A. NJ, and Miss Kate Culver.
The exercises Of commencement were
condueted in a grove adjoining the semi
nary grounds, and were witnessed by a con-
course of people v~ariously estimated at
from four to five thousand. They consisted
of o%rations, essays, calculations, &c, and
were all creditabie to their authors and the
institution.
The graduating class was composed of
Miss Celia Jane Gillespie, of Hartford, hav-
ing as her graduating alIress a German
salutatory Miss Mary Francis Tribbey, Of
Ravenna, delivered a LlLin salutatory and
Miss Adelaide Adelia Gleason, of Mayyille,
y. Y. who closed the exercises by an able
and interesting Yaledictory.
These three addresses Indicate a thorough
education rarely exhibited by young ladies.
They go forth scholars in reality, and not in
name simply.
The Seminary, incorporated in 1858, has
been brought up to its present prosperous
condition by such leading spirits as Rev.
James Greer, Rev. W. D.. Archibald, and
Rev. John McLeonard, and is now more
h,urishiug than ever before.
An AMATEUR TRoUPE-We have just seen
the programme of a concert to be given at
Ashtabula and gainesville to-morrow and
Monday evenings by an amateur troupe,
organized by Prof. George W. Steele of
Oberlin, and containing some of our promi-
nent Cleveland musicians. Miss Emma
White is to sing four solos and Mr.. Won
Olker has a prominent part as a Violinist.
Prof. Steele has won an enviable reputation
as a pianist since his connection with the
Oberlin Conservatory of Music, and we
predict for his troupe a brilliant success.
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DIED.
OPTICAL.

BILLINGS-In Cleveland, July 4th, Ellison
only son Of E<nice s. and G. W. Billings. Aged
four years and nine months.
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LONAL NOTICES.

GRAND PLEASURE EXCLUSION TO LAKE SU.
PERIoR, WITH Bass BAsD OF MUsIC.-Th'
staunch and commodious low pressure
steamer Illinois, Capt. B. c. Sweet, leaves
this evening at 9 o'clock, on her first, grand
pleasure excursion to Lake Superior. Fol
freight or passage, apply to
PETIT 4 HOLLAND,
julyG,S29 l27 and l29 River st.
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n~LotE-Nu4eL-
WHrAT-Firm and sclrce with Eight j. mlnd.
COEN-ActiVe Toe tor No
Held at 43c ET No Cheap; No
H..
RnE-Hsli CLicago-at gJc; HiIwsukre sI,o5.
BAkLEK-S0uiEai.
WHtsEY-Ndminal.
MISS POEE-S3- 5rtys n.
LsRD-Ssles at ZZd2Lc.
CAL FREIGHTs-To Now York Corn Ice.
Oats l9c- To Ala Ctru Ilc.
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Cleveland Iron and Nail Market.

THURSDAY, July 5. 1866.
Cleveland, Brown & Co., Manufacturer and
Wholesale Dealers in Iron aud Nails, Nos. % and
81 Merwin street, report the market as continuing
steady and prices without ~quotable change, but
firm. Trade is good. and the market is moderately
active. We quote as follows:
A + uap 30
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We advise all young men who think OF
pursuing a business course, or who desire to
become successful business men to attend
FELTON, & Bigelow's Union Business College
OF this city.
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REGISTER.
DEPARTURES


~ Citizens wishing conveyance to other Of the
above Trains OF Boats, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus Once, leo Superior street, op-
posite the Weddell House. mayI5
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&. PERJEY. the reIiable Optic:

8. PERLEY, the reliable OpticiAn, still
) . continues to give universal satisfaction in tn
practice Of his profession, No. 1ss Superior stree
Johnson House Building.
A. II is to the advantage Of All, when sodoh
cate 8 sense as that of sight ID concerned, ( deal
With one OF acknowledged skill, Who makes no false
EratsDsions falso 6 full assortmszt Of Optical and
1Skts7aesE1zstT urSSas7%A.R iulyl
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CLAIM AGENTS.
VIZ. Z. PRESTON.

tEstablished December, ls6I)
licensed q Army 4 Navy Claim Agent,
OFFIOK 80. 1 LYaAFs BLOCK,
Near Court House on Public Square, Cleveland, o.
II NEW BOUNTY LAW has passed the
House. Three Men hs Men and ALL OTHERS
who served between April 18th, 1861 and April 18Th
1865, eau now file their Dis ;harges with rs 10 OBJ
tain their Bounty. . H..
40. Our Fee Is Five Doilars, payable wbeD
Claims arr settled, As established by the arI
We collect Pensions, Bounty, Back Paw. Frfzs
Money and all othor War Olsims.
Land Warrants bought and sokL
81 Our Special Agent, resident It Wa.hiIxaoa
D. o., gives persons: attention TO ALL cIAin.s 6Is5
By US. -l
German Language spoken. iauIsRI7
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Ayvprc.N W,rcurs

FREScH CLocks-A beautiful lot-justim-
ported from Paris. For sale at Hogan's,
~ Superior street.
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AMUsEMENrs.
OF MUSIC.

IOhn A. Eilsler Manager R. Il. Gesry.. Tr5zEfsr.
PRICES OF ADAIssI0N.-DTesl Circle and Par
Inette, so cents Reserved Seats 20 Dress Cirslp. Is
cents Family Circle, 80 cents; Gallery, IS esnts;
Private Boxes, IS and IS; Single Seats in Private
Boxes, 100.
Doors open at 700. Curtain rises at TAB.
COlored persons will, under no circumstances, L.
permitted to occupy seats in any ether portion c.
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Window Cornices in new patterns Just
received by Beckwith & Sterling.
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A fine stock of Gold Pens just received al
Burt K Dare's, 14O Superior street.
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THE WEATHER.-The following meteorolo-
gical record is reported for the LEADER by
L. H. solomonsOn, optician, under the
Weddell
JULY5rE.
SA. M.-.----.-Thermomete 50 degrees.
Is 3 y HlN,:4ls4-.sg %1s8Boa sfas g. DO
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Cleveland Wholesale Market

THURSDAY EVENING, July 8. 1865
Freights-rhe following are the rates by Lake
(steam) and Rail from this port to New York and
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Toledo aIarket-JaIy =

~htoUk-gulct-
NHF4r-DuH and = lover. Sales Of old VII I,
M.cli an at SO nsw amber S2,25.
Corn -Shsds better. Sales at GFGE7c for No
miNeli Sc Ter whit; g. i0r Fellow.
OATs-sales at i2a421%c ior mol.
LAKE FRrIsHTs-Unchanged.
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N. z. Money marEsI-JuIv :
BnHaIO SInrkei-Iuiy ..

~MOEEY-Steady al 4d5 Te5 ceuf.
SrERLIsd E~R<HAEsE-GHist at1taIE1Ips.,.
GoLD-FiIma-, ep-ri int s. Is t7,I,nI5y IN
l. Is, and closing a. 1875
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In this market prices of coin and govern
ments closet at 4 O'Clock as follows;

The general markets to-day were quiet
and steady. Flour was in very moderate
request, but prices were firm. Wheat was
in fair milling demand and steady and
firm. Corn and oats quiet and unchanged.
In Provisions there is a fair demand for
Smoked Meats, but very little doing in Pork
or Beef; prices are firm. The Grocery
market is steady aud firm, very little change
being reported in prices during the past
week. Trade is fair. In produce no de-
cided change can be noted. Butter is in a
little better inquiry and steady. Petroleum
is DULL.
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Garnet jewelry at Burt i Dare's, 40 Su-
periOr street.
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But the war has brought its rewards a:
well as its sorrOws-and chief among il:
Jewels, Is the liberty it wrought to 1000, COT
human beings When in my earliest man
hood 1 gave my first vote with his despised
and slender band of Anti slavery men,
against this system of American slavery,
how little dreamed that before l reached
the meridian of life slavery would be de.
stroyed and freedom in truth and in fact
become the birthright of every American
No longer are the Abolitionists obliged to
hide in darkness and suffer obloquy and in
suit. No longer are they held up to scorn
and derision as a despised band Of "Naza-
renes." The stone which the builders re-
iected, the same has become the lead Of the
corner. The cloud, which was no larger
than a mans hand, has o~verspread the
whole horizon.
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watches are kept constantly on hand at
Hogan's, 237 Superior street
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CITY NEWS
CONGRESSIONALN CON
FEHTION.

CLEVELAND. June 9, 1866.
Pursuant toR resolution passed by the District
Congressional Committee, the Union Republican
g0t"ts of the lS'h Congressional District of ohio,
consisting Of the Counties Of CuyHhOCa, Summit
aud Lake, are requested 10 meet atyhcir usual places
Of holding elections. on Saturday, July 9TH. at l.
O'Clock, 2. NJ, to elect Delegates oths District Con
vsut1u, which vii be held at Braiuard's Hall,
Cleveland, Ohio, T~uesiay, July 10Th, ls56, At u
o'clock iu tnemorning, for the purpose Of nominating
one Z uCrcssnan, aud Tor doing such other business
as may be brought before the Convention.
Each County under the app0rtiOnlnent agreed
upon, vii be entitled to one delegate for every one
hundred votes cast for Gov. Cox at the last State
election, and ous for every fraction Of nifty or up
ward. Ibis will eutitle the Counties 10 the follow
ing number Of Delegates
---.----.". .------.--.a----- g
q
The numbsr Of Delegates that each Township and
NJ - q. --.-n.L I'm ENL-- A..rL.LL-l - -. LII
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- For Evening Edition News
see inside.
~ For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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A few very fine Swiss Watches just i'm
ported at Burt & Dare's, 40 Superior street,
opposite Weddell House.
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INNINGS.

Ist "a ID 4h 9Th 9th 7Ih SIN 5Th
whisky 3 l II 0 0 q 3 )
Ath etc o / 4 0 3 3 /
Nillou-hby ....---.---......... -.....-.-----2 %
AthlttG --.---------l
Umpire, Charles W. Wright, ofKent Club,
Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Scorers, Prof C. Wood and W. Smart, of
Willoughby.
The return match will be played at
gainesville.
Considering the time during which these
clubs have been organized, tie playing was
remarkably fine. Both are composed of ex-
cellent material and are bound to take a
high rank among the leading clubs of
Northern Ohio.
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Chicago narkes-Juiy ..

FLOUR nl
wIFAI-FiFm at az advance Of 2S3-. Sales at
S,Stfr No 1 hilWEnEa-
toES-Active aIi a~f7anCeI o, SAILS at 5T5zn
59Lo Tor No 1 and IJ5.1E 81. No >
OATs-fIrm and advanced 14HAg. Sales at 3IL
93214c for 10 !, and 3Og5OI.c Tor No.
FRE~IGHIs- STEADY
RE~oEIPTs-FIoHr 5000 Ibis; wheat q. 600 hu.;
corn 81. 600 bR-i oats So, OO0 bu.
SHIPHESrs-Fl0ur 7JuJ bbss.; wheat " GO bu;
corn EtS, 0Cu Lu.; cats L. 90 IA.
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A few French marble and gilt mantel
clocks, at Burt & Dare's.
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FOR RERT.
LOST,

CTRANED-FTom University Heights, Tuesday,
- July Fl, Dark broEu Canadian Pony white
stripc 90 forehead both hinl ie=t ahite; had On
part Of a harness. A liberal reward Will lg paid on
her return 60 " PRESCOTT. University ueiFhts.
or No s AuEater Building cleveland -. .y6.2s
7 0ST-OaT Thursday, July 5sh, a TOrtmoHsis con-
II tanning \ g bill, some change, and a snA !
amount Of silver. TIL fndrr will be literally re
warded by leaviDg the same At Room ID, johnson
Block, Bank street. Jy6-329
GS 900 EEwARD.-STOLEF ON
III. " Tuesday. Juur 10, from thc Tcss i.nCe
OF Nilsson Bristol. OF Enc county, OHIO, tI= follow
ing property
4SIuGT :. Bonds.
I5rSIaa F~iye-tweuty q. 6. Bonds,
SEQ IA small size comuound iatar5-t notes,
GsltH compound interest notes, int resi- dueJuuc
-, lSGG,
s3,17 ia gold aud silver,
81 lU0 legal tender bills.
AsD a variety Of other hoals and notes u all
amounting to Sl5,cn
Ihs above reward win b. paid for the arrest ana
couvirt on q the Thieves and 7, COyyry Of the prop
cry. or a liberal Proportion ier any portion thereof.
NELSON BRISTOL.
For further address MICHAEL GAL
LAGHER Detertlye Polio, Cleveland, %. Js'o so
OST-MATCH-On tho eth inst a LAZY s
Il Gcll Watch, No. 5l,97a, hunting lever, E1ft cap
aud engine, turns1 clsy. The finder Nnlbe liberal
y rewarded by lsaving II az L. KRUGEE'S. No a.
Publ. squaro. Iy89-a-S
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Silver plated e%astors, cake baskets, &c
at Burt & Dare's, No. 14O Superior street.
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Just ReceiVed-Army Life on the
Border, by Col. Marcy, with illustra-
lions; price So. Shakspeare's DELL
neatiOns. by A. 0. Kellogg, n. D.;
price S1.75. The Mormon Prophet,
By C. B. Waite; price SO. The Prison
Life Of Jefferson Davis, by his Physi-
clan: price 80. StOTmcliffe, q tale of
the Highlands; price S1.15. Life Of
James Stephens and o History of the
Fenian Brotherhood price 81. The
United States During the War, by
AuguSte Langel; price 1915. Crumbs
from the Round Table, by Joseph
Barker; price 81. A new supply Of
A Summers Rest, by Gail Hamilton,
and all the latest publications at
Cobb, Andrews Il Co.,
iune26 241 SuperiOP.st.
SOLDIERS TAKE NOTICE.-SOIdiers'
Claims collected without charge. See
advertisement Of Stree Claim Agen-
cT " In another column. may29
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a fine stock of genuine Rogers Bros
plated ware, at Burt & Dare's.
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WANTS.

"ANTED-A Girl to DO general hous work. An
w American or German preferred. Apply at az
st, Clair street. 30
WANTFD-TwO pleasant FURNISHED Rooms,
" SiIh Board, for . eentl man and wife. Must
be- in good location. Refer mes exchanges. Ad-
dress " IL Il Drawer $50 20. jv63fq
W4NTED-TO RENF-A Cottage or email
W House Address through PostOficar with
terms, Lock Drawer 455- Jy6;322
WANTED-A lady 20 take charge Of two lttl
w Girls, seven and nine years Of age, and frsvsl
Sih the MiltOuian TRblsaux. Gnrw who can produce
tba best Of references as to character and capsbiiity
viii b. paid a hrst rate salary Addrtss thrJuzH
the posi- of1cs only, A. N. DORLAND, Manager
Milt0uian Tab'eauN. jy2
DOARDERS WANTED-Two single gentle
ID men can fud good board with pleasant front
parlors, by applying at - Chestnut street. jy2:32S
WANTED-Help in a steam saw aud Rrist mill.
w address, JOHN HEGE, Brecksyils, C~uyAhoga
Co Ohio. y2=3-,
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SUMMIT.


By tn order Of the District Congressional rom
mittcs OF The 18th Congressional District Of Ohio.
JOHN c. GRANNlS, Chairman.
W. 7. E0GG, Secretary. Junell82D
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DRASE,s HAIR RENEWKR-StOps
Hair from falling of; restores Gray Hair TO
its original cslor, aud is superior dressing. FOR
sale bY CHURCHILL & BROTHER,
ns-1a l2s Ontario straats
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A fine stock of gold pens, cases, &c, this
day received at 40 Superior street, Burt 4
Dare's.
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UNION REPUBLICAN PRIMARY
MEETINGS.

The Union Republican Primary Meetings under
the call of the District Congressional Committee,
are required TO be held at the usual places Of hold.
ing elections, which in the City Of Cleveland art
as follows, saving the ID Ward, which is changed
to the Court House b cause of inability to obtain
the Rockwell Street School House, the usual
place Of holding elections there, namely:
LIST Ward-Engine House, ~Champlain street.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-06

Chairman City Central COMMITTEES.
July 3, 1865. jy6:a2s
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-06

Attention is called to the fact that these meet,
ing are toorgAnizs at h~alf-past seven P. Al, and
this Committee recommend that each Poll be kept
open st least an hour, and that none but Union
Republicans be allowed to vote. A prompt and
fun attendance is requested.
n u EFTTH