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c. j. Keller, NJ. D., Eclectic Physician
Particular attention given to disease of
women and children. All Chronic diseases
successfully treated. Office hours from II
a. u. to 2 P. NJ, at 80 South Side Of Monu-
mental Square. Residence East Cleveland.
aug2:362
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~ ANANs

CHALLENeKD.-The Buckeye Cricket
Club have challenged the second eleven
of the " Forest City Club 70 a matched
game for a ball or a bat, as the victors may
choose. The challenge has been accepted,
and the game viii be played on the Forest
City Cricket Clubs grounds, on the 25th inst.
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GRAND SAESGERFEsr IN CLEvELAND.-On
the 9th inst. the German singing societies
of this city intend holding a grand festival
at Lied's Garden. They will go u i 4 pro-
c%ession, carrying flags, banners, 6c-about
one hundred in number-and a grand time
is anticipated.
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To Agents of Express Companies.

Rega ding it as The duty Of every citizen Of
Chicago to do what be so easily can to compensate
Mr.. Crosby, AMI b,liev ng that every American,
who has any public spirit and hue taste, will
oheerfully cooperate in the enterprise by which
the originator and protector of the great MASTER
piece Of architectural skill, the Crosby Opera
House, is to regain some part, at least, Of the for
tune devoted to its construction, we heartily en-
dOrse his appeal to the entire public, and com
mend ''The Crosby 0para House Art Association"
to the favor and patronage Of evOry community
North, South, East and West, with which the
Express Companies communicate
[S'gHedl JAMES O. FARGO,
American Express c .mpany, =
b. D. COLYIN,
Fer UEited States Express Company.
Sug7;SS9-eod&2tW
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To THE
E x P r z S S
And TELEGRAPH MEN
OF A M E RIGA:

THE UNDERSIGNED, EMPLOYEES
Il ofthe Express and Telegraph Companies in
Chicago, would respectfully Invite our brethren
throughout the enti-e country to unite with US
in the club which we have initiated for the pur-
chase Of 1900 certificates tmore or Isssl in the
Crosby Art Association, under the title of "The
Express and Telegraph Club"
Tbs terms Of admission to this Club are assent
to its conditions and the paymest of SOC, equiv
alent to the price o a certificate in the Crosby
Opera n use Art Association.
Every s.. 90 invested by any person in this Cub
shall entitle him to cue of thu frat olsss steel en-
engravin; IS offered by the Crosby Orera House
Art Association. 1t shall also entitle him TO a
pr portionat interest in the total amount Of pre-
miums which may faI; to the lot of the express
and Telegraph Clue" ia the distribution, CON-
msncing the LIST day of October next, By the CrOs-
by Opera Houss Art Association.
The distribution Of premiums by the Crosby
Opera Bous9 Art Association will be conducted by
the following eminent Chicago Merchants, Bank.
eTs, Expr IS AMI Rsilroad men: ". y. CooIbau h,
President Union National Bank; Amos t. Ball,
Treasurer c. 2 & D. R. B; E. G. Hall, Hail.,
Kimba.k = Co; Clinton Briggs, Ewing, Briggs q
Co.; }. C. D5re, Prssiden. Board Of Trade; Jas.
a.. Bo ~eu, Pre- ident Third National Bark; James
c. Fargo, Agent American Express Francis A.
HoHmaut ~ ii ut GOVERNOR; 1. Y. Mum, Mum
& Scott. Elevator J.. A. Els, President Second
National Bahk.
Ali remitiancts Of money for membership must
be sent by express, duly way-biiled, addressed to
MT. U. VI. Ecrrett, American Express Office,
Treasurer Of the Express and Telegraph Club, or
to either ofths Corresponding Secretaries, as per
form fun he'd p .ro With.
H. D.. CoIvin, Agent United States Express Com
pany, President; o. W. Barrett, Agent American
Express COMPANY, Treasurer.
Corresponding secroiarles-R c.. Rankin, West
ern Union Telegraph Company, Chicago; HoratiO
J. GOWN, United States Express ofhee; John R.
Floyd, Am riean Express Company, and connect
ing Iipas-
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C%REpIrABLE APPEARANcE.-0ur "Mets ="
occasionally parade the streets in rank and
file, and present quite q creditable martial
appearance. They marched down to the
jail yesterday in relief detachments, and
were as fine a looking lot of policemen as
can be found anywhere.
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Just received by schiI Elsofer & Co., 100
Superior street, Opposite the Weddel
House, a large assortment in new styles of
ladies dress buttors belt buckles, breast
pins, hair nets, &C., which they offer to the
trade at New York wholesale prices. jy3O.
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The thing for Summer Complaint is Dr..
Keeler's Cholera preventive, for sale at J.
J. Vogt & Co.'S, % South Side Monumental
Square. Office hours, Il A. ". to ? P. NJ,
at the same place for prescribing.
sug2.S62
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TNCREASED PYNsION( AND ADDI.
w. E. PRESTON,

N---0TTT-- U-70UV1I1 ITVTV
licensed & army i EsTy Claim Agent,
OFFICE NO. LYMAN's BLOCK,
Bear Court House on Public Square, Cleveland, o.
THE NEW BOUNTY LAW has passed both
Houses OF Congress and is NOW A LAW.
~ The additional Bounties collected promptly
ana on reasonable terms. Application may be
made as above.
We collect Pensions, Increased Pensions, Boun-
ty, Back Pay, Prf1 GoRsy and all other War
claims.
Land Warrants bought and sold also CoIless
Scrip.
~. Our Special Agent, resident st Washington
d. O., gives persona: attention 70 ALL claims hled
BY Us.
German Language spoken. aug2:R17
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Doc sIAUsHTER.-Tho deg slayer com
complains that his business is not so good
this season owing to people shutting up
their dogs. He has only killed eleven dur
ing the past three DAYS.
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W~ostenholm's Pocket Knives, Newton,
kurta & Co, and FOley's celebrated Gold
Pens. Fine Pocket Books, Ladies' Purses,
Portfolios, Genuine Bubin's Extracts, &c,
at Baker & Cos, 25e Superior street.
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Milwaukee Market-Aug. 10.

FIOuR-Dull.
wHEAT-Firm. Sales at s1,7s%GI,7 70.
REcEGPTs-Flour lOOO bbls; wheat $50 bush;
$500 corn; 3,4J0 oats.
SHPMEST-Flour 1850 bbls; wheat 1000 bush;
corn 5000.
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HOsTETTER,s sToMACH BITrERs.
AReme,iv forfne Pues.-It is a

AchkCtE - nv AAATo--1t - Dica9AAS
to the suffering to know that We have al ehectual
cure for this truly troublesome 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 small quantity OF
Dr. StrickIaud's Pile Remedy, and it effected a per-
maneut cure. This seems to be the case with ell
who make Use Of this splendid preparation. It is
manufactured az No. 6 East Fourth street, Cincin
natl, Ohio, and sold by all Druggists.
Benton & Dunhsm, Cleveland, O.. myers
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Ny. Moner Harket-Aug. 10.

moSEY-Easya and steady at 500 per cont.
S~rsRLIsG Ex-sHANGE-Steady az lO7A9lO6.
CODA shade eGsi T, opening at Ass, advanc-
ing to I4s%, declining TO l4s14, and closing at
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CoSTISUED.-The case of Pat Murphy, P.
D. Mcmillan and Mrs. Mcmillan for the
robbery Of Mr.. Sheckner one day the fore
part Of this week, has been continued to the
18th, the bail being fixed at $500.
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BorND OvER.-Bm Wilcox, tho rough who
committed the vicious assault upon Mrs.
Brown, e SELDOM keeper on st. Clair street,
has been bound over to the Common Pleas
Court in bail of s., OOO-having waived ex-
animation before the Police Court.
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1901 Narkef-Aug.IO

GOVERNMENT STOCKs-Witbou decided change.
u. S. $40 coupons, Of 1915, 1919; 1905, Sd
series, los.
S~TOCKs-Strong.
Fort Wayne los; Chicago and Rock Island
lO65<; Cleveland Rad Toledo 1861; Chicago and
Northwestern 800; 60 preferred 675s; Cleveland
and Pittsburgh 81; Illinois Central l23s; Mich
igAn Southern Sc; Reading HES; Hudson l2O%;
New York Central los; Erie 695z; Western U.
Telegraph $50; Canton 521$.
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RAvEySA RAcEs.-The track of the Ra-
VIENNA Driving Park yesterday was heavy;
nevertheless the races possessed their usual
interest. The first race was won by the
stallion Country Boy. The second was
e t%rotting race for e purse Of $50, and was
won by the " American Star" The third
was q grand trotting race for a purse Of $3.50.
Il was the race Of the day, and was won by
"SIr Walter" in three straight heats. His
fastest time was 2:3S. His competitors were
Betty " and " Kate Wilson" The closing
contest was a running race between "Col-
Ellsworth" and 80. NJ. Dale" and was won
by the latter in two straight heats-time
2:O4 and 2:OS.
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z

WILL AMs-CARYER-On August 9th, in
Kent, Ohio, by Rev. John Hart, Mr.. Charles T.
Williams, formerly of Cleveland, Ohio, and Miss
Mary p. Carver, Of Kent.
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CRICKET ELECTIoS-The election of Off
GERS for the Forest City Cricket Club takes
place on Monday evening.
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Strangers and travellers visiting our city
will find all the latest books, magazines,
periodicals and newspapers at ". D. Baker
& Co.'S, $50 Superior Street.
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esWero Markef-Aur. no.

~FIoUR-Stealy. Sales at $3.50 for No 1
spring /; Su, O0GIl,5O for red winter; SEQ for
white; SI3, O09l4,JO for Xxx.
WHEAT-Firm. Sales of No. l Chicago spring at
Sl,6O, and No. l MilWankee club at 80.
CORN-FIrm. Sales Of No. 1 Illinois at IA.
OATs-NOmjnal
RIE-NOminal.
CANAL FzEIGHrs-DuI Corn &c to New York.
LAKE IMP0RTs-l,0 coo bbls flour; 1900 bu corn.
CANAL EXP0RTs-2S, eco bu corn.
The amount OF hOur aud grain on the canals from
Buffalo and Oswego for tide water, yesterday
noon, as near as can be a.certained, was as fol-
lows:
Flour, 1,40J bbls; wheat, 81. 600 bu; corn, 1,67O,-
600 bu; oats, S7s,0U0 bui barley, 5000 bu; rye,
So, 600 bu.
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DAILY LEADER.
SATURDAY, AUGUST II, 1865.

81 For Evening Edition n eysz
see inside.
80 Fer Morning Edition News
see outside.
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GOLD PENs.-A fine assortment of oblique
and commercial pens and cases, at 40 su-
perior street. GyIS) BURT & DARE.
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ALL QUIET.-Nothing of importance oc-
Cured on the river yesterday, or at the de-
pot. There were no new arrivals, NO ar
rests, no browns, Kuow-nothing.
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For DUSK1RK.-The Tiogs, Capt. sisson,
leaves the dock of H. johnson 4 Co. for
Dunkirk at 6 P. NJ. to-day.
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CooL.-The evenings now are delightfully."-
cool as he that does the 4" night eiitin'" can
testify. Indeed they are quite September
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GENTS yANTED-In every State. County
~ aud Town, to introduce the best and latest ar
tiole out Agents can sell with ease 600 per day, and
clear so per hundred One hundred sent by eI-
press for So ssmnle packages Of hfty for soc. Ad-
dress W. u. CASTOR & co, Chsmbsrsburg, Penn
sylvauia. aug6;33g
WA&TEp-Canyassrvs TO sell and put up Ba-
" tons Patent Gong House Bell. Men are clear
ing from ti-l to 500 per month. Send for circular
or hATlE-oG. Gen1 Agent. Grafton. O. aps;2l2
A GENTS WANTED-To sell tho largest and
~ best work On Agriculture ever published. 1t j.
8 Farmers Library complete In one volume
r. d 40. BOWIE, Publishers, 20 Surerior-st,
Cleveland, o junes:5fs-W
a. 4EFE @-f,s@z UaanUk rUE sGERTo-
Ek-sf o rHcFis-sut. Ccmulete History offh-
F--t Csc -1lHma. sHiap1itly Illustrated, With
.r- tUl f 81 ~ Generals and Bzslln Soena-
-.-g-z rz4 81 !1rid, cuElC.a, srlleui- snd relie
fieE EtcTs r1hlE %. Il rcCtss1E residing MATE
Gus e = see lErge volume acrd Tor Gr-uicra aud
81 or esrscs- Eit-@s 1lEE- RPna. 9 80 ~
r- r--- r- rE-r=~- af ~
MEN WANTED-To solicit aud du orders and
VI collect on subscriptions for first class Books and
EuEr NiuEs- Remuneration either salary or corr
mi=siou- Apply to CT address G. L.. VAN NORT-
WICK at the Sartain Gallery OF; Art, over 25 Mon
umeut SQUARE, Cleveland. . auES:3S
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NEW Books FOR SALE BY W. D. BAKER Il
Co, 259 SUPERIOR SrREEr.-Inside, A Chron-
iele Of Secession English Travellers and
Italian Brigands: Land at Last by Ed
mund Yates Felix Holt, the Radical, BY
George Elliott, and several others. Also,
all the late illustrated and weekly papers.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-11

THASKs.-We are under obligations to
Starr, News dealer, for Cincinnati papers
in advance Of the mail.
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ARRIvALs.-Hon. H. N. Rice, formerly Z.
S. Senator from Minnesota, was at the Ken
nard, last night, en- route for Philadelphia.
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FELTON, 4 Bigelow's Union Business Col
lsge, the best the country affords. Go there
for business training.
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THE WEATHER.-The following meteoro-
logical record is reported for the LEADER by
L. H. sOiomOnson, opticiau, under the
American House:
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OPTICAL.

S. PERhEY, tae reliable Opiician, still
. continues TO give universal satisfaction In tn
practice Of his profession, No. ISs Superior stree
Johnson House Building.
- It is to the advantage OF all, when sodeh
-st5 . sanss IS that OF sight IS concerned, t deal
Eith one Ct acknowledges skill, who makes no false
sIEo . fan assortment o. Optical and
T~sthzmrtic-i InFtrrrser iuIl
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-11

MusIc.-Papworth's baud RECALLED the ears
Of music lovers on the West Side last even
ing, by performing in the Circle several
choice pieces.
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For BUFFALo.-The Arctic, Capt. Pratt,
goes to Buffalo from Bucks dock to-day.
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HsIscELLAMEoIS

NGTICE-A young man, age 50, would like to
~ purchase an interest in some established mer-
camille or manufacturing business. Uss s301O in
ness has a good soqgsintanoe in tle city and C IN
Try. Al communication strictly Confidential. AC-
dress r. a B." Postofice. Augl0-54u
NEW FLGUR-C. ANDREWS. oorner Ct On
~ tario and Prospect STREETS, has Just received 100
barrels Of the celebrated st, Lo-is Flour, made from
the best selected white wheat aDg7:S4o
BILLIARDS! BILLIARDSH BILL
ID AEDSNlI would call the attention Of buyers
CUSHIONS y TABLES, which cannot be sur
passed by any others in the world for elasticity, cor
richness Of angles, and durability, which sell sI
reasonable prices, with a fine stock OF Cloths, Balls,
Cues, and everything connected with the trade.
Orders by mail attended 70 st ms factory, l66 Fulton
street, New York City. W. 4. GRIFFITH.
LM.G-2to
DROFTTABLE EMPLOYMENT O
L SUM 81 AND FALL-The address Of school
teachers, students, clergymen, disabled soldiers aud
others, wanted. Business light and pleasant. Az
dress B. 5. GREEN, Ia Superior street, Cleveland,
o, Room Z, up stsirs. ly9;S6
960 GN0, MONEY AByENCBD-
ECOs(SO = INNS - syit-a- TIE old star1
Fc1 Wel-ElcEu AAskES'S LOAN OFFICE.
Sgrnrts O. every kind. VIZ GoaG AID Silver
Fat-asz. Diamond, Silver Tere, JrzefrT. Guns
t14-is, Clothing Dry Goods, Planes, He;o5eors, azd
~ pIoFerg secns1cioso Of valne, = the ncsi
aa1s@5lcr terms. BCsiacS strictly uriysts. Is
ta7ished ISL n. B.-A variety Of uuredesned
A-Eaes.jsEeIy. 1unz, etc, lor sale 81 bs-Esics.
-IIca-c9rHcr O. Water ard Superior strects, oysr
hsE : Ptzz0tto'= GotaiEg st51o.
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CHILD DRowNED.-Says theSandusky Reg
lister Of Friday: Yesterday a little boy about
two years old, the son of Lieutenant DuRoy,
of Cleveland, was drowned in the Bay near
Fletcher Hartshorn's on the Peninsula.
Mrs. DuRoy was visiting at her u%ncle's, Mr.
Hsrtshorn, and had allowed the child to go
out Of the house. Soon looking for him he
was found in the water on the beach, life
gone. It is supposed that the little fellow
went down to the beach 10 play with the
pebbles in the water and was washed in.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-11

Window Shades, Cornices and Curtains,
in great variety, at Beckwith & sterling's.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-11

EXCITING RUNAwAY.-On Thursday after
noon the most exciting runaway we have
ever witnessed occurred on st. Clair street,
near Erie. \ horse attached to q light bug
gy was observed dashing furiously along
the street without a driver, the only occu-
pant being a beautiful little girl four or five
years old. The child stood clinging to the
dash laughing, ell unconscious Of danger
The mother nearly distracted, with clasped
hands cried, my child my child! A gen
tleman whose name we could not learn,
though much we wished to do SO, beroically
leaped upon a horse that vas tied near by
and dashed on after the runaway animal.
To overtake it YVES tho work Of 2 minute;
and to stop the furious beast, not much
more. The child was returned to the fond
mothers arms, but the Joy was so great that
she tainted. The gallant rescuer leaPed
from his horse, tied it, and was gone.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-11

EEw YosK, August 10.
The Posts money article says:
The Gold market opened with q steady tone and
afterwards became hrmer. There has been g brisk
DO. rowing demand for coin for delivery, and loans
commanded in most instances 1882 per day. The
artreme rates being 1-I6dl-8 per cent.
There is no change in the state Of the Money
market. and call loans are made at 4 per cent,
with exceptions at 3 on governments aud s on rail-
road shares
First class commercial paper is in den and at SO
The STOCK market was firm at the commence
ment of business, and there was a strong olsposi-
ton to operate for a rise.
Government securities are stea y and fairly &C
tive. Ord SOS we're in demand at lG91sgl092s
The latter being the closing quotation. At the
Tie foliSwing are the Quotations at 2 pm. for
New York c ntral. 1919 Erie, 6s5Ei Hudson,
40 Michigan Centred, 10Y; IllinOi- CentIAli
IZ2; Pittsburgh s71&; northwestern 36A; prefer
red 6754i Toledo ll6i Rock Island lOozf It. wayne
1859
New York Market-Aug. 10.
C0TroE-puu, heavy and declining. Sales at
34GG4%c for middl'ng uplands
FL0UE-MOrs active aud 66el0c better.
Sales at S6,7O9S,l5 for extra stats; 5000
go extra round hoop Ohio; Ss,50Gll,25 for
trade brands. Closing firm.
WHIsKY-Dull and nominal.
WHEAT-A shade frmer for prime parcels which
/ are very scarce aud dull, and heavy Tor INFERIOR
grades.
sales at S2.COG2,O % for new No. l Milwaukee.
BARLEY-Dull and nOmioal.
BARLEY MALT-Dull and nominal.
CORN-1c lower.
sales at soc for ~inferior;. slGsI1%c for good
shipping mixed western chiefly at Sic.
Ars-Du unsettled and declining.
Sales at 4S945o for Chicago; 4s95ec for Mil
waukee; SIC Iowa.
CoFFEE-Quist.
l. ~sUGAE-ActiTe. Sales Of Cuba at lO4GllA"
Mo~LAssEs-Quiet AID steady. Sales # Porte
Rico at 65975c.
PETROLEUn-Quiet.
Sales at e61zc for crude. and 4294SHc fol
refined in bOad.
~PoRK-OPened heavy but more active
Sales st SCI, 75aSi ,s7% for new mess, eloslni
At S3I, 81 regular; SO, 5Jg30, 90 for old mess s2I,2
627,75 for prime. Also 500 bbls new mess TO
september and October, sellers option, at S3l. o
@32,12&.
~BEEF-Steady.
sales at sl6,OO92O,O 90 for new plain mess, an
s30, UCd2t,CO for new extra mess
BEEF HAMs-Dulla 1d nominal.
Cur MEArs-FlTm. Sales at 15LGl6Ic 70
shoulders, and 20922c for hams.
RACON-Dull.
LARD-Dull and heavy. Sales at ls%92lAc.
B~UTTER-Firmer. Sales at 2O9S3c Tor Ohio
and SOd42; for state.
CgEEsE-Quiet. Sales at 5Gl9a.
FzrIGHTs TO LIVERPOOL-Quiet.
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MAN KrLLRD.-A Mr.. Weller, a resident
of Liverpool Center, was run over by the af-
ternoon train on the Southern Division of
the c. i T. road yesterday, just beyond
Berea. and killed. He was observed walk
ing on the track and the usual warning
signals were given. He turned and looked
at the train for a moment, and for some
u-naccountable reason kept on his way. He
was knocked off the track by the engine and
terribly mangled. The train was stopped
and the unfortunate man was brought as far
as Berea where he died. He does not appear
to have been intoxicated, nor deaf; and the
reason for his continuing on the track after
becoming aware of his danger, must ever
remain q mystery.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-11

Pittsburgh Petroleum. NsraeE.
fSFe7isi 70 Cleveland Daily L~EADEH.
STf-asURsH, August 1O-7.15 P <
The market is inactive; buyers want lower
prices, but holders are not disposed to give way
Sales 1900 bJls in lots, barrels returned, at I4H@
l5c. Receipts 1900 bills.
Refined sales 1900 ibis bonded free On cars sc;
1000 bbls for Philadelphia, buyers optisn, at 4ic
500 bbIs last Of August delivery Philadelphia iic.-
Sales Of free at 6Gc.
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-TRsVELzE aEGIsEEE.

~ Citizens wishing conveyance to either OF the
shove Trains or Bosts, Will be called for b. Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
SO the Omnibus OGdce, 100 Superior street. op-
poetic she Eedd9i House. mayI5
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-11

4 LITTLE TOO LArE.-A dispatch from Co.
lumbus to the Cincinnati Commercial says:
earl Bill, Emitted States Marshal of the
Northern District of Ohio, reported at the
Penitentiary to-day, with a pardon from the
President for VIM. E. Reeves and Simson
Britain, convicted in Cuyahoga County for
passing counterfeit money. The pardon ar
rived q little too late, as both of the men
named were discharged, by reason of the
expiration of their sentence on the SOth of
July last"
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BARGAINS N PIANOs.-A rare chance is
offered TO those wishing q frst-class piano
70 purchase a reliable instrument at a low
price. Messrs. Brainard & Sons, 2OS supe-
rior street, offer their elegant assortment at
reduced prices, including those made by
Chickering & Sons, Steinway i Sons, W. P.
Emerson, Guild & Co, etc. One of the
largest assortments of pianos in the West
can at ali times be found at S. Brainard &
Sons, from the best makers in the world.
They lave over one hundred instruments
coming by the first of September, to make
room for which their present stock is offered
at unusually low prices.