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ster hauklug Co., HeIlsi. Ireland. .1 cams
oi AZ o. $40 i0r sale st e. N. Urlulya ls.-
her e uihco. SO. O., College street, e.
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INSURANCE.

DARTIEs uazine lnsarsnee sgslost los' 6y hre.
sesisss III 5ssi q fnetsla Eona Qhcs, No. North
C5IisRs street. aud inquire the rstss.
A. " BuILER, Sec'y.
aecslln Tenn. Marine Pre- Las. 90,
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wall pAPER. etc.

TTIISON. j. W. CO.-Manuisctifers aud
w wholesale and Retail Dealers 10 ITO, Copper
and Sheet iron Ware and FUN ,hing Goods, No. n
College street.
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MERRITT & BILL-DtNlers in Wall Paper
MI Window Shades WndoE Glass aud Photo
graphic Maternal corner Of Church and Market
streets
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CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE.
Attorneys and Claim Agents.

~ S. DEEANF, Attorney at Las. and War Claim
II. Agent, Cleveland, Tenn. noy2b-ly
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CARRIAaEs.
Nervous Debility.

e.-oinal weakness, etc. esn ie cured BY one Wec
49, -esIIg caeed hiInssa and hundneds c. e5aeis'
- siavsr box %,
dac1-dsElY n4sss-i A-@@
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His inimitahe preparation Of sARsAPARILLA
has long stood at the head OF the VARIOUS com,
pounds Of that valuable drug.
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~ NASHVILLE,
CITY DIRECTORY.
gents of insurance Companies.

ItAREY 4 SMITH, Nos &c ard % Union street
u [up stars) represent the iiovIrg Companies
htnR Of Hartford, Secuc ", hsnnA tan, seifoPo.i-
Tn, Fhgsnix snd Knck'.-bOckeE tlis oi NJ" lofAi
shd Accident OF Columbus, Chio
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COAL AND WOOD.
COLLECTING AGENTS.
Commission and Forwarding.
NEMS pEALEi, 5, sc.

nAUL. q SANFORD, Forwarding and Coz mis-
4 sion Merchants. Our prompt attention If gwen
10 the receiving and forwarding Of COiGoA- Al
South Market stfest.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

CONE TUHNELL-Wholesale snd Retail
~ Booksellers. StatiOners, and NeWs Agents,
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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REFEEESCEs
A Card.

b. Il. Harrison. Esq u S. pis ATTY, Nashville.
K. X. tlisselok, U. ;. Msrshsl. Nashville.
ID. p. Whkrn, Es5 EsshTia.
r. n. East. Asa NashFile ie'a-am
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Without a Rival.

And Justly deserves the reputation it has 20 long
cnioyei IN Central America and the West Indies.
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sILAS IG. FOOT, State Agent for Ten
nessee-
Rev. w. ID. Il. SAW RTE,
Local Agent for Nashville.
H. w. Rr EEPH &c NSON, Special
Agent, Nashville, Tenn.
Oaice in "a National Bank Building.

NaslriUs Loeai Bard Of Reference:
umr,sn Bro. A Sons. A. McAlis.er \ Co,
Inn Kirkman. q. snbhsheld,
Ian,,s nj Hamilton, A. Hsmillon,
James Woods.
Erauiniag Rgsiaans:
Thos. r. Jennings, NJ. D.. T. n. Madden.
deca-lmd w2m
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CLAIM AGENTS., &c.

A6YERS B RUNT-ManuAeturers Of all the
MI Latest Styles OF Firs: Glass Carriages and
Bnggies, Express Wagons and Csrryalls, Y North
Market street
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TINNERs, &e.

LAR W. BROWN, Real Estate and Gent raj
81 Business Agents, over lork's Book Store, SS1a
Union Str, ct, Nashville, Team. Eu-G-5h'
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NOOK AND J0B PRINTING.
BREWERY.

DAMEReN, WM. i CO.-Book and job Printers,
I and pu .lishers OF the Daily snd weekly
Union, Printers Alley. between Union and Desd-
erick streets.
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ROOKsELLERS AND sTATIONERS.

CPRING WATER Observation-Disclosures &
- FRANK, successors 10 M ). DrlckeE. Brewers
of Ale ami Lager Beer, No. Al Broad street, Nash
vile, Tenn. ldecS-ly
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-16
Mexican News.

NKw NORE, June 1.-THE Worlds Mexi-
can correspondence says that the first move.
ment OF the French troops will take place
N the month Of November next, when
about 5,OO0 will be shipped. All the con-
tracts have been signed. These remove,
ments are made not only with the consent
but the express desire of Macmillan, who
has signiied 10 the French Emperor that he
is now satisfied Of the loyal support of the
landed ProprietOrs aud Industrial classes of
Mexico, and tbs. the French troops may be
withdrawn at any time, the sooner done the
better.
The Meyicsn f~nances are IN a most de.
plorable condition.
The Brownsville Texas correspondent OF
the Herald says that an expedition of Impe
rialist marched from Montery, another from
Saltillo, and another from Matchuala, with
the purpose of dispensing the armies Of Es-
pinoso and Victoria. They were however
o~ut-tiauked by General Eseabsdo, who oc-
cupied Linsres, q town in their rear, and
iOrced them to retire with a hesvy loss in
assertions.
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ROuRbaS1fe

About :, 500 Fenisns left for their homes
last night About 400 left IN town will
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MASTERS SALE.
NGISTRR,S GALR-pnranant i.

MASTERS sALR-PursGans 10 the
VI command Of an sliss order OF sale from the
Court OF Common Pleas, or CuyahOga County,
Ohio, at the suit Of Edward Hinton, Aduinistra-
tor ofestste Of William Green, deceased, IS. isaac
L Gleason, Watson J.. Thompson, r~scsiysr Of
Lucius :. Po-E, Cog.iiaEi Palmer, sal .rsd5liss
T. Wallace, EsslEuess Of billiard, Hays, PalasT
Z Co., LsveTett Aicott aud Burritt VI. Horton,
Perry Il. Rabcock aud H0psCG Hlrd, ir., Charles
BradturR and Waldo A. Fisher, Harriet Uhl,
II. H. Little, sEd Heary G. Abbey, Receiver Il
Lucigs Peck, TO me directed and delivered, I shalt
expos for sale at public auction, at the door Of The
Court House, in the city Of Cleveland, ca tue 10Th
day Of July, 1885, at 10 c clo1k A. NJ, The follsN q
ing real estate, al situsA IN ths. county Of Cuya-
hoga, and state OF Ohio and IA the township Of
Independents, sgd q Known IS being part Oflot
No. ten, ofEHbbsrd TrEct, 50 called east Of the
Cuyshegs river, and bounded to wit: Commesrins
at thu point Of The third step Ia tha foot Of Tbs
lock No. 80, north Of Portage Summit, it, thu uL,5
canal, and on the towing path sids, numbering
the steps from the top Of the lock, sHi running
thence westerly to : post in the garden fcuc5,
standing about two f5st north from the PRIV
With two stakes driven By IL thaHe7 s5uthsTiT N
the Inns or the garden feuCo, through the bsTa
yard 10 the north line Of the farm belonging 20
Moses Gleason; thence east On said li15 70 the
Ohio Canal; thence EoTthsrlJ elong the canal 70
tie place Of beginning; containing one acre OF land
noTe OF less; also q road or lane Rext tbs towing
path, north 10 ths bridge, ssross the canal. Az
prsised at $500. D. W. GAGE,
Master Commissioner. 4
I. 7. HAMILTON, PlaintIds' Attorney.
Juns 13thI lee. iun9l4:29o
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-16

STABBING Win ISTENT-NIcIOUs AssAULT
WITH RAzoR.-Thursdsy evening S eolored
man about twenty-five years of aga named
Charles G. Thomas, made s vicious assault
upon Conductor Julius Harris. Of the Kius-
man street railroad, inticting q very severe
wound in his right shoulder With s razor.
Thomas refused to pay his fare, and the car
was stopped to put him oil, when he prom
ised 10 slight il the car was started. The
car moved on but Thomas did not move of,
when Conductor Harris stepped up to assist
him. Thomas turned upon him with sn
open razor and struck Harris above his
right eve but caused no wound. He then
cut twice through Harris coat on his right
shoulder, and the third the through cost,
vest and shirts causing an ugly desh wound
half sn inch deep snd about three inches
in length. Thomas was arrested and locked
up in the city prison till yesterday morning.
The case was brought up before Judge
Abbey in the forenoon. Thomas was bound
over for tiisl at the Common Pleas Court,
and in default Of S500 bail was sent to jail.
He is a barber and has been for some time
employed in the shop under the johnson
II ouse. Thera-or was found in his poses
sion when arrested, aud was very much
broken or nieked SIS IL the frightful cash had
reached the bone.
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l. CENT great decline in gold saG silver aud af3
the materials used in the manufacture flour goods
and in anticipation ofs still further decline, "
have reduced orr prices TO as low a pint Is thor
can be PlAoedl
With GSId al Par,
80 that no one need hesitate to buy a watch now
from the expectation that Is sin be 5hsaysr at
some future time. The test q ten years aai the
manufacture and sals Of
More than 100000 Watches
have given our productions the very highest rank
among time-keepers Commencing with the de-
teruinatIon TO make only thoroughly s~zcslleut
watches, our business has steadily increased as the
public became acquainted with their vaius, until,
for months together, We have been unable 10 sup
ply the demand. We have repeatedly enlarged our
factory buildings anti they nov cover oycr thrzs
acres Ofground, and give accommodates to more
than eight hundred workmsn.
We are faIly justified in stating that VI nov
make MORE THAN ONE-HALF OF ALL THE
WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED sTATEs.
be different grades ara distinguished Jy tao GI-
lowing trademarks engraved on the plate;
L.. American Watch Co., Waltham, Mass.
2. "AppletOn, Tracy 3 %. " wsIthsan, Mass.
3. "P. 5. Bartlett " HaIthsm, Mass.
4 "Wm. Ellery" ~
5 OUR LADIES' WATCH lis OF hTst.qsrlity
named "Agpi-ton, Tracy s Co." wal
than, Mass.
{ Oar next quality Of ladies Watches Is uansd
P. s. Bartlett" WalthGn, Mas. Thess
watches are furnished in = great variety Of
sizes and styles Ofesses.
The American Watch Co., OF Wsltbam, Mass,
authorize Us to state that without distinction OF
trademarks or price,
All the Products OF their Factory are
fdIIy Warranted.
to be the best time-keepers Of their class ever
made in this or any other country Buysrsshould
remember that unlike the guarantee Of a foreign
maker who can never be reached, this warantee Is
good at all tines against the company or their
agents and that if after the most thorough trial,
any watch should prove defective in any particu-
lar, it may always be exchanged for another. As
the American Watches made at Wa!tham, are for
gale By dealers generally throughout the country.
We do not solicit orders for single watches.
CAUTION--Ths public are cautioned 10 bur
only Of respectable dealers. All persons selling
coantsTfsits viii be prosecuted.
ROBBINS I APPLETON,
Agents for the Amsrisan Watch Company,
maJlOsBlO-D&W ls2 Broadway, NY.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-16

WEsT SIDE FEsTIvAL.-The Young Pee.
pies Christian Association held its first
public SociaLle at the West High School
building on Thursday evening, and q very
pleasant one it proved to be. The enjoyment
visible ia the faces Of all spoke palmer than
words, that the spirit of good cheer was
present, and a happier assemblage than
was there gathered it seldom falls to our lot
to meet.
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Notice to all WnOm II Hay concern

Notioe is hereby given that it is deemed
~ necessary by the City CoBnCil Of the City Of
Cleveland to provide for the construction Of a
branch sewer in a part Of Prospect and Granger
etreets, and FOR that purpose au Ordinance is nov
pending before sai3 CITY Council. All persons
having objections t. tho construction uf said
branch sewer, are hereby requested 60 dIsiLe.r oh
Jections with .ihe City CLERK Of said ,ity within
ten days sflsr The expiration Of iru NasE4 from
the trst publication u this notice.
By order OF tse City Council.
C. =. Hill, City Clerk.
IUu,Q 1883 V-D-Q ar4
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-16

sUHNER RESF. ByGaiI Hamilton. Boston =.
Tieknor & Fields, 1856,
The admirers of Gail Hamilton, and they
are legion, will be glad 10 learn that the
promised volume of essays is issued in Tick
nor & Fields best style and is now for sale
stthe store of Cobb, Andrews { Co. It eon-
tains series ofspicy, rsey essays on various
subjects, mono Of which have been III print
before We believe. 1t is fully equal to the
best Of the authors previous books and :
careful Perusal Of it would put new life fato
the most ancient and steled of conservatives
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ORDINANCES.
An ORDINAYCE-TO levy ana as

4 \ ORDlNANUE-IO levy and asses
~ "a sP5'isl ta- upon Mulberry street. LstwaaU
Main street dud spruce street.
SigrioN !. d 10 ordained by the btv Council
Of the cry q Cleveland, uw0-tLiris of all ths
UemtgT5 cJEcurriugt, thattho sum Of twenty-five
ceuts tr hereby levied and assessed up5u zach aud
every foot front Of the several lois OF parcels 81
land. bounding OF atutting upon Mulberry street
between Main and Sprucs sfreets.
SErIIoS . That the 0wnrrs Of the several lots
OF parcels d land bounding or admitting upon sait
Mulberry street, between the points LtJr,-aid,
shall ply the several amounts OF money by them
seyeraliy due in that behalf ON OF Bef5ae tn I'll,
tenth day 0f JuD-, 1866, to William Esrt, CITY
Treasurer, " be subject 90 The penalty and interest
allowed by law against theIu severalIy. if not pa.i
1t the time aud athe person herein designated.
Passed June l., 1866.
F-W. PfLTUS. Pf5s't OF fbs Council.
-. f. I'm, CITY CLERK. iuuelI-.4
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-16

Nav CAsE.-The case Of Mary A. Stanley
ct al rs. F. r. Paws csme up before Judge
Bolton yesterday morning. The suit
was brought By the plaintiffs, who
are millinsrs. to eniOin the plaintiff
from disPosiRg Of sundry promis=ory
notes and to recover damages for
false representations and injury to goods
by removal. The plaintiffs ailege that
they bought goods and lease Of defendant,
and that neither goods nor lease were what
they were represented to be, and that they
suffered loss in consequence
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.TUTICg-To all Ii may concern

~ -h0tJc3 Is hereby given that DC is deemed
necessary BY tue city Council Of The City Of Cl5Ye-
land, 10 provide for tlte construction Of G branch
sewer In an alley lying between Euclid avenue and
Prospect street. aud fcs that purpose sn ordinance
Is pending before said City Council, having been
twice READ before the same. aud now laid ON he
table. any person having objections to the con
structi.u Of said branch sewer, are hereby rsquir-
ed 10 lie the same in writing with the CITY Clerk
OF said sity within two weeks after the expiration
Of three weeks from th5 hflf publication u this
notice.
by orisg It the city Council.
o. r.. Hill, Cfty Clerk.
May 90. ls.I. ulayaD-7a4
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-16

NOTICE. T0aU whom ii NAV concern

~ Notice is hereby given that it 10 deemed
necessary by tho City C1HuCil, OF the City Of Clsyss
land, u provide for the construction OF Prospect
street Branch Sewer Mo-, with branches IN Han
iingto1 aud cheshire streets aud for that purpose
an ordinance Is pending before said City Council.
having been read twice before tbs same, and nov
laid On The table. ANY person having objection
Go The construction Of said sewer, are hereby rs
qulTed - file the same la writing with the civ
CLERK 81 said city within w. weeks after the rN-
plratlon ofthTes wJoE5 from the nizt publication
Of this notice.
by osder Ofths utiy Council.
G.. s.. HILL, City Clerk.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-16

BUFFALO, June l2.-General Meade ar
rived here last night and was at Genera
Barry's headquarters this morning
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-16

RoBBED.-Deputy U. 5. Marshal Sim
mOnds, on Thursday, arrested two men sus-
pected Of robbing an old man Of $50, be-
tween this city and Hudson, on Wednesday.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-16
HUNNEWELL1S

TILL To attempt TO snumeTste the
SdRVE manifold results Of the An5dyne
ANOhANE' in cases Of Neuralgia, Headache,
Tooth and Err Ache, Spinal Com
plants, 81. Yitus' Dance, Hysteria, Nervous De-
bihty, Loss Of Sleep, Pains IN Menstruation, and
the most reliable testimonials IN my possession, to
which all are invited T. Inspect, would exhaust
time aud patience, and whub a confidence TO test
Ill ~uaria.ilE insIifN-
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city Civil Engineer
Cleveland June 9Th, 1866. iuue7:I13


~ cerE--hotito % hereby given that It is
deemed necessary by the City Council, Of the gity
Of Cleveland, 90 provide for thr construction Of a
sewer IA Crooked alley, to connect with the
bro"nell street main sewer and for that purpoaa
an ordinance Is pending before said CITY Council,
laid On the fable. Any person having objections
10 the construction Of said sewer are hereby re-
CURED 70 tie tho came in writing with the City
CleTE u said city within two weeks aftsE the s--
piTatton Of three s.eEs fr.a The brst gutlicsticu
Of this Hoti-s.
b. order FIJI, cir Council.
C.E. HILL. City CLERK.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-16

DIsABLED.-Ghe schooner Lewis Wells
passing up Detroit river, on Thursday, was
struck by a sudden squall aul bereft Of
nearly all her canvass.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-16
NOIICE-fa an Wh0m hi mar cnn.

~ GerI.-At a regular meeting Of The City
Council, Of the CITY of Cleveland, held On The 18th
day OF hay, istd, o., i~uii1TinE resolution Vas
adopted
RE'sais That in the opinion Of Ills C.ua,I e.
IS d,rEiad necessary 10 grade, pave and improve
the following HsUgi streets th-i- entire length.
VIZ; Leonard street, Frankfort street, and Park
street. All prisons claiming damages by reason
81 such grading paving and improving, are here
BY notified that they are required 10 dIt th5ir
claims ia writing rith the CRY Clerk within ave
weeks from The Gr5t publication ofthi5 rr-.lats.a.
or be forever barred from dliug any ,lsiut .f ,s
,5iyiny ans damages therefor.
By order 81 tue city council.
a. g.. mat. city Clerk
Hay 20. lsuG. mlyaI.aI
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-16
The Tax RiiI.

The Senate Finance Committee will report
the tax bill On Monday. Among the latest
changes from the House bill VIII be the FOL.
lowing. which they have added 10 the free
LIST Sulphur, ssltpetre, American wines,
cOrdage and cast iron water pipes. They
have taken Out mowers and reapers, wooden
ware, sorghum, machinery and iron bridges
also paper, except printing, levying a tax OF
3 per cent. on all other qualities. The lax
on clothing is raised from I to . per cent.
Cotton is cut down from to . per cent. To
place Of the sdvalorum rate on cigars they
have substituted a uniform rate Of $40 per
thousand on all cigars valued at over So, 900.
The tax on smoking tobacco IS liked at -
cents per pound instead of 20.
The House section in regard 10 matches
is stricken out also, the House amend
nents 10 the income tax, thus leaving the
tax as 1t now stands.
The tax often per cent. on The issues Of
State banks is suspended Tor one year, OF
from the LIST July uext.
The L. $. District Court Grand Jury,
Tor the Southern District Of Alabama,
Judge Busteed's district, has found q bin
Of indictment against Geo. NJ. GAYLE on the
charge OF murder and conspiracy TO over
throw the United States Government Gen.
Gayle mas been arrested aud held to answer
10 the sum Of $4,000. He viii be remem-
bered as the ma who advertised in the pa
pers Tor contributions 10 d fund Of one
million dollars 10 procure the assassination
Of Mr.. Lincoln, and who was brought here
under arrest last summer, but really re
leased and allowed to return.
Il seems that Gen. Santa Anna Is ueEo-
tisting for the equestrian portrait OF Gen.
Scott painted by Troye. sni now gu ezhi
bition in the capitol.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-16

EAnGRANTs.-AbOut six hundred emf
grants, German aud Irish, arrived st the
depot, FROM the East yesterday morning.
They go to seek homes in the great West
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-16
Asthma.

Now declared purely u nervous complaint, Is per-
fsctly relieved In most violent attacks with doses Of
s5 to IS drops each half hour. Relief aud sleep
viii follow the second or third so {.
Sold BY all Wholesale a > trtAil Dealers IN
Medicine.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-16
New Command.


General Meade has just issued on order
appointing General Barry to the Command
OF the whole frontier, from Erie to Platis-
burg. He bss ordered all the United
Ststes troops, EXCEPT ons compsnL back to
their stations
General Meade thinks that no further
trouble is to be apprshended in this quarter.
He leaves here tomorrow.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-16

srEAIEEs.-The Mineral Rock, Captain
Mckay will leave Garretson a Cos dock for
Lake Superior al eight o'clock, A. NJ, this
morning
The City of New York, Captain Rollo,
leaves the N. T. Co.'S dock at ten O'clock,
A. ~, this morning for Chicago.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-16
PROFESSIONAL.
PURE SPRING FOND IGR.

UlHE CLEVELAND ICE COMPANY
Now prepared t. furnish Families. Rail-
Fosds, Hotels &c, with
Pure Spring Pond Ice
For ths season, st as reasonable rates any other
Company in the city Contracts SIT rad ~into,foT
large and small quantities.. Al ordsrs for ship
ping promptly attended to. !
~ Leave orders ct HalttY's Oyster Depot,
2o3 Superior stresi.
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