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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-23
NEM ADYERTIsEMENrs

Fsiton & BigeIoE-LocEi Notice
DsIIey's G~alyanis Horse salVe-Local Notice.
G. Hsrper-Bohrding.
Wolcott's AnnIhIIator-Local Notice.
Tallnan a Collins-Egyptian Gala.
Hostetter's 9-itters-Local Notice.
Roback's Bitters-LOcal Notice.
Petit & HOlland-For Lake Superior.
L. B. GrisEold & Co.-Dry Goods
C. Goodman-sjtEAtioR Waited.
Cobb, Andrews & Co,-SafS FOR Sale.
r.. Hanna 4 Co.-EOr Lake Superior.
First II. L. Chureh-SIips for Rent.
Geo. Hali-PisnOs.
U. II. Cr~osby-Actuary.
Girl W~anted-5O Ontario-st.
Z. Il. Curran-Men Wanted.
G.. Z. Van NortEiek-Agents Wanted.
Is Publio squsre-sAlesmen Wanted.
Geo. HAIl-Looal Notice..
sGsrretson & Co.-FOr Lake Superior.
Il. L. Hitchcook-Western Reserve College.
Z. s. Adams-For Sale.
Daprez & Observation-Disclosures.
4 pengnq-For Sale.
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FRoN LAKE SuPERIoR.-The Ironsides,
Capt J.. E. Turner, arrived from Lake Su-
perior at s o'clock on Sunday morning,
having left 0~ntanogOn on the 18th. We are
indebted to the clerk, Mr.. Gordon, for the
following data of her downward trip. The
Ironsides left Esgle River, Eagle Harbor
and Copper Harbor on the 18th. Left Mar
quette on the 18th, where were the schoon-
ers ShuPe and Raynor, and the propellers
Edith and Dubuque. Left the Seult on the
2Oth.
The Ironsides brought down $50 tons iron,
60 tons copper and 40 passengers to this
place. She leaves again on a grand pleas
ure excursion around Lake Superior on
Thursday evening next July 10th, from
Petit and Hollands dock.
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pittsburgh Petroleum Aarkst.


PTr~TsBUEaH, July 2l-7:I5 P. {.
The oil market is firm, with a good Demand
Sales Of Refined bonded reach $500 BBls, as follows:
PhiladeIphia delivery September, buyers optien,
at Ale October &c; November 42c pecember 43
@Ac; August delivery on cars hero &c.
Crude salet are 1000 bbls bulk on spot at 12ke F.;
goo bbls August delivery at l2ze. Receipts past
week. 2ocO bbis since opening Of navigation, $751;
600 bbls increase over same time Last year, 51,-
600 barrels
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$1,000 ReWard.-The above reward will be
given to any person who can furnish o prescrip-
ton for Coughs, Colds, WhOoping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. strick-
lAnk's MellifuOus Cough BAlsam. This balsam
will cure the above complaints, also splitting OF
blood and night 5weats. One bottle is sufficient
for any one 10 try. The worst cases Of chronic
cough, asthma, vhooping cough and primary cases
ofeonsumptiOD are cured by Dr. StrieklaBd's Mel
h1uOus Cough Dslsam. It can be be had at any
Druggists.
BENTON q DUEHAM, Agents, Cleveland, %.
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How LA GER BEER Is MADE.-Everybody
knows thi.t lageris not q intoxicating but
few understand how it is made. There are
two kinds of lager being manufactured in
Cleveland-one for winter and one for sum-
mer drinks. That made for winter use re-
quires less time in brewing, and can be put
in market as soon as brewed, while sumIner
beer must be slowed away for many months.
Lager beer is made from malt and hops,
and can only be brewed in the cold winter
months. In the fall of the year the malt is
purchased and stored away until about the
first of December. It is then placed in
large mash-tubs, and soaked for some time
in cold water. When sufficiently softened
and swelled, warm water is added, and the
temperature of the water increased gra-
dually until the whole mass is almost boil
ing. THIS process extracts all the saccharine
matter from the malt, leaving of the grain
nothing but the "hull." This liquid is
called 10Urt. From the mash tubs the liquor
is drawn into hugo kettles, where hops are
added, and the whole mass boiled for two
1 hpui0s L ID NA2C CdIIiGu u AlO GtpICISy
which are simply immense sheet iron pans,
generallE placed in and occupying the
whole of the upper floors of the brewery.
The beer is poured into these pans to the
depth of two or three inches, he windows
and doors of the building being thrown
open, and the liquor thus speedily cooled.
1t is then drawn off into huge f~ermenting
tubs, where a little yeast is added to facili-
tate the fermentation. Here the beer re-
mains from six to twelve days, according to
the temperature of the atmosphere, until it
has worked off all Impurities. The beer
then, in its purified state, is drawn into
large tanks, holding from twenty to thirty
barrels, and stored away in immense cellars
for summer use. The process of manufac-
turing lager beer occupies about one month,
after which it requires to stsnd about four
months before it is ready for use. The
winter beer is similarly made, but does not
require so much stock, and does not need to
stand so long before use.
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ElBar-The market is quiet, with only a mod
crate trade demand. Prices are wen maintaiaed
for Che uppor qualities, but common and medium
grades are weak. We quote City made Xxx red
Sls,O0@14,COi do Xxx white Sl5,OOsI5,5O 30; do Xxx
spring sl0,509n, 90. Country brands Xxx red
$40, 50sI2, 50, and Xxx white SIs, 5O@I5,0O.
WheSI-Dull, and Spring lower. Sales before
reports cars No.. Milwaukee spring at sl,9s-
the market dosing heavy at 81, 95 for car lots; no
transactions in red winter, and market nominal
COrn-DuH, but nomieally unchanged. HID
at zoe f.r No. !, Csc for No.. 2.
Oats-Quiet. Nc. State held nominaTIy at 45c
from store
kye-Quist. No l BeId at S5c.
Barley-Inactiv and nominal.
Pork-steAdy and in fair trade demand. Sales
80 bbls No. 1 City-paeked Mess at s33,OJ; No. 2
Mess $500; Prime Mess st $50 CO..
LarG-steIdy for Oity-rendsr0d at 22Zcin kegs
and &c in tierces.
Hams-1n good demand and firm. Sales $500
lbs sugar-Curea canvAssed at 24o.
snOnIders-steady, and demand fair, at IGe
FOR City-cured.
BacOn-city cured canyAssed fra at zoe.
Dried BeeE-In good demand and firm at &c
for canvassed city smoked.
Beef-Firm and steady at $40, 90 for city packed
Mess.
B~utter-Quiet, but frmer. Good TO choice
Western Reserve yellow held at 3OSs2c.
C~heese-Quiet and steady at osI7c for COM
mon to choice dsirE and factory made.
EgKs-Qniet at 129Iic, according to condition.
HIghwines-In moderate demand and hrm at
s2,2s.
AIoOhOI-Is steady. We quote: s4.52s457
for IS per cest. Cologne Spirits, % per cent, 81
62@4,G7. Neutral Proof Spirits s2,45S2.5 80.
FetrOleunI-The market continues dull, but
holders are hrmer in their views. Refined in bond
held at sac on spot ; do. free SIC.
OfIs-steady. Quotations for Carbon are for
trade lots. We quote:
Ai0 Do i Boifd sSs@s- MSais' ". Eel Eel 20 20
0arbOn---- 569 sc Elephant, ". b. 10
5Ard------Sl 6o91 50 Sperm. W s.. 8 90
Lake Fish-In fair demand. We quote: No.
1 Whit4dsh ss,75 per halfbbl; No. do s., 25; Pick
erSl, No. I, Ss,Oe9s,25i Trout S7,25; Herring,
large, $3.50.
R~eans-Prime white scarce and firm at ST.
per bu good $500.
Feathers-Prime I've geese held at $4,000.
S~alt-Firm. Held at s2,45 for Fine and $3.50
for coarse onondaga; Saginaw s2,45.
TaIlOW-Steady and firm. field at IO%91lc.
Water L1mc-In fair demand and hrm at
81 90 for Akron and Oswego.
White Eime-In good demand at sI,75 per
bbl for Cleveland and Fremont.
PIAsteF-PoweT's land plaster firm a. Sle,O 90 |
= ION at Mill. Oaleined S4.eO 3 Dbl.
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Local MArTERs.-There is a lulI in this
branch Of business here, the machine that
grinds out items-the police, depot, river
and eourts-having suspended operations.
What can We do2 We can't manufacture
items.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DILddkRDS! BHLIARDStt BTIIT-
ID ARDSltlI would call the attention 81 buyers
70 my new improved PATENT COMBINATION
AND TABLES, which cannot be sur
passed by any others in the world for elasticity, cor
rectness Of angles, and durability, which 1 sell AZ
reasonable prizes. With a inc stock Of Cloths, Balls,
Cues, HHd everything connected with tho trade
Orders BY mai attended to at my factory. no Fulton
street, New York City. w. II.
DR0RITABLE EMPLOYMENT FOR
Il SUMMER AND FAnL-The address Ofsehooi
teaceere students elergymeni disabled SOLDIERS and
others. wanted. Business Hight and pleasant. Az
dress b. S. GREEN, li Superior street, qsvslRnd,
o., Room :. nPst2ars- iyesS56 +
$4,000 M0SEh ADyANCED5
snd wen-fnoSE MAGNER's LOAN OFgIOE,
On sec1Efftes Of csTery bird, viz: Gold end Silver
watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, yavaify. Guns
Pistola7 Oetsiag, Dry Goods, Pianos MsloassnL and
all psrso1Al property and articles ofv lae. on tho rnogt
IanataotoFy terms. business strictly EriVAte. Es-
tablhbed 1881. N. B.-A VARIETY Of uuredeameA-
Neeches, yewelry, Guns, CSC, for sale at bareafns-
OaEee[eoIns[o q EAter and spDertor streats. Ster
aet17 RW MAGNET
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Toledo Market-JuIy aI.

FLOuR-Dul.
WHEAT-Quiet. Sales Of white Michigan, crop
Of as, s., 10; amber do. s 1870.
C0RS-2%e lower. Sales of No. I mixed at e9H
@65c, ~
OATs-Hc better. Sales at BIC for No l.
LAKE FREIGHfs-DnII aud nominal
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The most candid, luod, ompiete, Authentic and relia-
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"ANTkD-Oanyhssers 20 sell and put m AR
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ing from Size to SeO9 per month. Send for circnlar.
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For LAKE SUPERIOR To-N1GRr.-The Ree-
weenaw stsrts this evening from the dock
of Petit s Holland for the Lake Superior
region, During the ehe tied term" no more
delightful pleasure exc ursion can be con-
ceived. Large numbers of our citizens are
making arrangements TO visit the upper
lakes and those who would be certain of a
berth should be early in securing it.
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B By TELEGRAPH.
DUB MIDNIGHT HARRIET REPORT
Especial Dispatch to western Associated Prs...l

Special Dispatch to Western Associated Press.l
NEW YORk, July 2L-
MONEY. ~
Money market extremely easy to the close Of the
day, With supply in excess Of the demand.
E GOLD
Coli mIrket hrmer this afternoon, ard the
price rose to 1907. Cash gold hal been loaned 81
l-s21l-I6 per cent. premiGm. The prospect Of q
general European war has a tendency 10 stinen
the market.
aE G9YERSMENr SECURITIES
Government bonds were quietknd steady this
afternoon. Tho following are the closing quota
tions :
sixss Of 81 registered I09@Iosl eouposs 81
l091s5ld9H; So s coupons Of '2 ha5<9io6H do
Of AS4lO49lO55Si do. '5 lO4Z9l045s; b-40's reg
isier=d ss5sg9sss; 1910 coupons 995S99H5 Aug
713s IO5%@t0S5s; June DO. 1O55s9tO3H; July DO
lt35zdIt5s2.
Railway STOCKS. aai D. .laha|
fThe stock market closed up firm. There area
large number Of operators out Of town, and the az
~tendsnce on the street was rataer slim this after
norn- There is no pressure t. sell stocks ia any
direction as the great ease in money enables hold
ers to carry them without any difficulty,
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UF THK LAKEs.-on Tuesday evening the
splendid Lake Superior propeller, Northern
Light, will leave Hanna & Co.'S dock for a
delightful trip to the cool regions of the up
per Lakes, For passage apply early to
Hanna 4 Co.
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t~LINPoRTANT TO oFFlcKRs-. C. Wetmore,
State agent at Washington, telegraphs that
the extra pay due officers under the law re-
Gently passed by Congress, win be collected
free Of charge, by him. Address James C.
Wetmore, Ohio State Military Agent at
Washington
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MEDICAL.
GAAD NEWS
~ I nhRonrOhATn;

l. r WARRANTED IN ALL CASKS
For the Speedy aud Permanent Cure Of IL Diseases
arising from Sexual Excesses, OF
INDISCRETIONS.
Seminal Loss, Nightly Emissions and Sensual
Dreams, Genital, Physical and NerYons psbinty,
lmpotence, elect, sexual Diseases, &c.
NO GRANGE or DIET Is NECESSARY.
Ans they eau BE- used without detection. zach
box contains GO Pills. Price One Dollar II you
cannot get them Of your Druggist, they VII Be
sent by mail, securely saAlsd, post paid, With mn
instructions, that insure a cure, on roosipt Of the
of youth, the Consequence and remedy, sent free,
ton cents required for postage. AddressD DR.. JAMES
BRYAN, Consulting Physician, sls, Broadway,
N. y.
For sale by @. W. CLARK, Drugsist, Ils supe-
rior street, Cleveland. ssp3.rG.wtLtd
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PHoroGRAPH GALLERY FOR SALE.-We call
attention to the advertisement in our
-" Wants" column in reference to a Photo
graph Gallery for Sale at Ann ttrbor. The
gallery is ian excellent one, and the business
thriving.
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dst1Ounci6g everybody who differed with
him and the E~allsndigham Democracy;
but he firmly sustained "my policy"
At the close of his remarks a motion to
adjourn was carried.
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ARRIEAL.-The propeller Caldwell ar
rived from Lake Superior on Saturday eve
ming. Her news is similar to that of the
Ironsides published elsewhere.
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oswego Market-JUiv ~.

FLouR-25@5Oc lover. Sales at sa,z5@S1O,Oe
for No I spring; Sl1, 5o9l2,OO fer red wiuter;
Sl4,50 fOrXX.
W~HEsT-Qulot. No. 1 milwaukee, club at
Sls5e. ghichNis above the Yiews OF myers. Sales Of
good white Canada at 2,5Oi 1900 bush No / Mil
Hapkee club On private terms.
cORs-Held at re for 30. I Illinois. No sales
reported. y g
LAKE IMP0RIs-WheAt Il, 900 Lush; corn Il, O0e
bush.
bush; corn l5,4O OgsLi oats l~5,uqispsh. la
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MrSsrRELs CoNING.-Duprez 4 Benedicts
troupe of.negro minstrels perform at Ra-
VIENNA on Tuesday next, the 24th inst, and
at the Academy Of Music, in this city, on
the following three evenings.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-23

NEW OIL Wolks.-An addition has just
been made to the already large oil interest
otthis city in the establishmenl of a new
refinery by Messs- Petit, HoIla nd & Co,
to be called the "sycamore Oil Works"
situstedo IN RalwOrlh Run, near { he stock
yards of the &C SC-R.R R. The capacity
Of the new works is about one humid ed bar
rels per day, and in their arr1ngsms mt and
general fitting up all the most spPro red ia
crsties and appliances are introduced (. The
well known enterprise Of the prop ristOrs
augurp sneeess for the undertaking, , which
1T cannot be deHhted will prove a cred table
ana inporisnf additioa 70 this la1gs and
growing -
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-23

NULcAETTE JEwELRr.-Braeelets, sets of
Earrings, Pins and Cuff Buttons. Also, a
nice assortment of Guard, Leonteen, Chat
lain and Vest Chains, at S. HOGAN's,
23T Superior street.
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STATE FAR--Flaming posters about town
say thatthe State Fair is to be held in Day
ton on the 25th, Goth, 9th and 2sth of Sep
TENDER next.
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GRAPEs.-1he late heavy rains and bis
tering sun has done the grape crop in this
vicinity much harm.
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BOARD MEKrNo.-The Board of Education
meet this evening to elect teachers for the
West Side High School, and to adjust other
matters of Importance.
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MARRIED.

NoKEs-MATHER-on the 18Th inst at the
residenc. OF DR.. A. Gibson, by the Rev. Mr..
Savage, Mr.. John O. Eokes, II Bsrea, 10 Miss
Helen NJ. Mathsr, Of Cleveland.
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CITY NEWS

Gold, silVer Ivory, Rosewood, Coca,
Palmetto and Whale6one Canes, at
S. HoeAN's,
23T Superior street.
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WRoNe cREDT-The Erie Dispatch crod-
its the Herald with a report of the Erie Con-
ference trial of Rev. ]. o. Fisher. 1t is to
the LEADER that the credit is due.
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~RENEDIcr,s
CLAIM &C
MM. 3. pREsTON,
tEstshlished Doosabsr, lssl.1
hieensed & APHl Z HhYE liaLn Leanf.

0EREOE I. LYMAh's BLOCK.
Near Court House On FEbHo Square, Cleveland, o..
THE NEW BOUNTY LAM has sssssd ths
House. Three Mon hs Men and L OTHERS
yho series Aprifl<th 1sel and AprilIstb,
1s65, cad now tie their Discharges with Us 10 OBJ
tain their Bounty.
&c. Our Fee n Five DoIlars. payaBIe when
Claims are settled as established BY the act. ~ r
We collect Pensions, Bounty, Back Pay, PriEa
AJaey and Sill other WdrOiafpis.
Land Warrants bought and sold. -a
sa- Our SPecisl Agent, Iesidsut ct WasAfRQeon
D. O., gives PERSONS s~ttention to A olsias nIsa
lGsrnsn Langcaga sOcSEu. - fanfsRI7
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Just ReeeITed-Army Life on the
Border, by Col. Marcy. with IllaStra-
lions; price 50. ShakspeaPe's Deli
neatiOns, by A. 0. Kellogg, n. d.;
price $1.75. The Mormon Prophet,
by G. B. Waite; price So. The Prison
Life OF Jefferson Davis, by his Physf-
elan; price 81. StOrmcliffe. a tale Of
the Highlands; price Sis. Life of
James Stephens and a History of the
Fenian brotherhood price 81. The
United States burning the War, by
Auguste Langel; price $S.75. Crumbs
from the Round Table, by Joseph
Barker; price 81. A new supply ef
A summers Rest, by Gail Hamilton
and all the latest publications at
Cobb, Andrews d Co.,
june26 2i1 SuperiOP-st.
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POSTAL LAw.-No charge is now made on
dead letters returned to their writers.
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70 LADIES.
fyod require a reliable remedy TO restore you ii
DIR. HARVEY'S FEMALE PILLS.

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Anever failing remedy for the rsmOFal Of Obstrdc9
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srs safe and surs, and will restore nature N every
ease. They are also sfieaciousin all cases Of Wsaks
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tanning ~ pills, pries One Dollar
send for Dr. HAKTEY'S Private Medical AdEis-
er, addressed TO females 100 pages, giving full in
structioes, 10 cents required fer postage. II you
cannot purchase the Pills of your Druggist, they
will be sent, post paid, secure from observation, on
the receipt Of One Dollar, by DIT. JAMES BRIAN,
Consulting Physician, sl3 broadway, N Z
Fer sale by g. ". CLARK, Druggist, l9-Supe-
rinr street. nevAlanh. ssp4-rs.wkKtd
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23T Superior stree

French Cottage Window Shades new
thing at Beckwith & sterlings.
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TOWING A DREDcE.-The propeller Wabash
arrived last evening from Buffalo with a
dredge in tow for Toledo.
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Go to FELTON, & BigeIow's Union Business
College.
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PERSONAL Columbus telegram to the
Cincinnati Gazette Of Saturday says

PERsoN4L.-A Columbus telegram to the
Cincinnati Gazstte of Saturday says
"Among the officers mustered out to day,
Capt. Barber, Assistant Adjutant Gen
eral on Gen. Wilcox's staff. The Captain
has been on duty here for two add a half
years past, and has been Il faithful and
popular officer. He leaves Tomorrow for
Ashland, and will take with him the best
wishes of q host OF friends"
Captain Barber was for a brief time Pro-
vost Marshal Of this District, and our citi-
Gems will remember him as a most excel
.~eellent, painstaking and gentlsmanly
officer.
MEDICAL CoNNUSDRuM.-A poor fellow
who has since been taken to the Insane
Asylum, askcs why lager beer is healthy.
His reason is, "Because tonies are bene-
fetal and lager is a Teutonic. 1.-TWO tOnic)
beverage"
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MoNDAY. JULY 3, lse6.

~ For EEenl1zg Edition News
see inside.
For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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Hor.-Yestorday was decidedly "Warmly
received" by our citizens.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-23

ZC1GAR TAx-The new Internal Revenue
Act imposes no tax on imported cigars.
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RkGIsTRR.
ARRIVALS.

na- oitizsps wishing conveyance to either of tho
above Trains or BOets, will be called forby Coaches
OF Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omni5us once, lG0 Superior strest, op-
pOsite the WeddeH House. playI6
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MORE VALUABLE THIN GOLD
BRYAN'S LIFE PILLS,

=" FUbITI THE bIUUD,
Rom0Ye Headache, Dizziness, Giddn meas, DFoEai-
ness, Unpleasant Dreams, Dimness OF Sight
Indigestion, Cleanse the Stomach aud
a Bowels F.
Insare K / In the Debflitsted. and
REST0RE THE SICK TO PERFECT HEALTH.
Try tbsnf They only cost Is cents, and if you
get them Of your Druggis1, send the money
to Dr.JAaES BRYAN, Consulting Physician, sl3
Broadway, n z, and they VII be sent By re-
turn mail, post paids
dor street, Cleveland sep4;r6,v1%td
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-23

Go to FELTON, a BigelOw's Union Business
College.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-23

Eastern Exchange is in very light offer
ing, and though bankers have been able SO
far to meet the demand without shipping
currency, the market IS close. Rates are
steady at par buying and 1-l0 premium
selling.
Wall street is dull and the situation is
described as follows by the Herald
The Yex populi of Wall street, the rsgtag
and bobtail OF speculation which floats
around the Stock Exchange, is Disguised at
the dizziness which is stealing over the mar
ket after the recent dog day fever, and
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-23

SOLDIERS TAKE N0TICE.-SOld1ers'
Claims collected without charge. See
advertisement of Stree Claim Agen-
CT - I'm another column, may29
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-23

Go to FELTON, & BigelOw's Union Business
College.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-23

AosKT-Easy, with a large supply at s per cent.
on call.
STEALING E1sHANsE-Dnn at lOsZlO9H.
GoLD-MoTs active and hrmer, Opsning at 149,
declining to 1855, and closing as l0O54.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-23

THE WEATHER.-The following meteorOlo-
gieal record is reported for.the LEADER by
L. Z. s~3lOmonsOn, o7tSeian, under the