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DAILY LEADER
WEDNESDAY, JUNE c, 1866.
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.

NEW ADvERTISEMENTS.
Academy o! Music-Miss Kate Reynolds.
Z. B. Griswold 4 Co.-Dry Goods,
II. II. Mayhew-R. P. NJ. W.
JANIS Pyle-0. Il. Soap
Petit d HOTland-For Superior City.
W. l.. MAryin-Lost.
St. Johns Church-ProPcsAls.
Thos. Lavan-Fenian Brotherhood.
V. Ganson-Party at CARROTS Hall.
CowleJ a Co.-Pocket Books.
Everett, Weddell 4 Co.-Notice.
L. /. Baldwin 4 Co.-Sik Goods.
A O.. Briggs-sgents Wanted.
Cobb, Andrews & Co--GeW Books.
Geo. Sprague-Dissolution.
DR.. hamiAy-LOcal Notice.
John Martin-Fenians, Attention,
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Karket.
Especial to Cleveland Daily LEADra.l

PITrsBURGB, June 5-T.I5 ?. ~.
The oil market is not very active Buyers Of
Crude are disposed to hold OF, but holders are not
inclined to give way. Sales 240O bbls bulk in lots
at 1875 500 bbls free on cars at 2Oc.
Refined mere fancisi. Sales 200 bbls bonded,
immediate delivery Philadelphia at 42c; 1909 bbls
taken from works at Sc 500 bbls On spot at 3s15c.
Free dull and not wanted.
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$1,000 ReHard--Ths above reward will be
given to any person whe can furnish q preserfp-
tion for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. striok-
lank's AelliauOus Cough Balsam. This halsam
viii cure the above complaints, also splitting Of
blood and night svsats. One bottle Is sufficient
Tor any one to try. The worst cases Of chronic
cough, asthma, whooping cough and primary cases
Of consumption ara cured by DR.. Strickiand's Mel
li1uous Cough Balsam. II can be be had st any
BENTON q DUNBAR, Agents, Cleveland, %.
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DR.. RAMsAY.-We stated in yesterdays
issue that DR.. Ramsay's Office would be
closed to-day. His patients will be glad to
learn that such is not the case, and conse-
quently those wishing to consult this p
lar physician can do so to-day as usual at
his rooms "a and % Public Square.
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DIED.

POPE-In this city, June 4th, Ellen 81. Pope,
only daughter Of Alton and Theodats S. Pope.
Aged 81 years.
Funeral from 81 Wilson street, on Thursday
next, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ.
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fRosPECI NOIIAGEt GEORGErOWN, ID o..
April z, 1859.
Messrs. HosTETTER 4 SMITH
G,aEesasis-It gives me pleasure to add my testi-
monisl to those Of others in favor Of your excellent
preparation. Several years OF residence on the
banks of a Southern river, and Of close applica-
ton to Ii erary work, had so thoroughly exhausted
my nervous system and undermined my health
that 1 had become a martyr to dyspepsia and ner-
vsus head tche, recurring at short intervals, and
defying all known remedies in the Materis Medica.
1 had come to the conclusion that nothing but a
total change of residence and pursuits would re-
store my health, when a friend recommended
Differs. 1 procured a bottls as an ex-
pertinent; it required but one bottle to convince
that 1 had found at last the right combination
of remedies. The reIiefit afforded me has been
1t is now come years since / first tried
Bitters, and it is but just to say that
have found the preparation all that it claims to
be. 1t is q standard Family Cordial With Us, and
ss q stimulant We like it better thar any
hing else; but We use it in all nervous, bilious
md dyspepsia osses, from Fever down to toothache.
II what l have now said will lead any dyspeptio or
invalid to a sure remedy, L shall have done
ONE good. I remain, gentlemen, respectfully,
june4 ED. i. n. soUrHwORTH.
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MfscELLANEoUs.

RILLIARnS! B~TLLIARDS!i BILL
ID AhDStil-I would ean the attention If buyers
to nv new improved PATENT Combinations
CUSHIONS AND TABLES which cannot be sur
pa7Sed b. any others in the world for elasticity, cor
reotness o~fsngles, and durability. which TseIl at
reasonable prices, with a fne stock OF Cloths, Balls,
Cues, and everything connected with the trade.
Orders by mail attended 70 at nv factory, lsh Fulton
stree, New York CITY,. WI. GRIFFITH.
DROF. THOMAS would respectfully inform
hls friends and patrons that he is now prepared
20 attend q shaving, Hair Dressing snd ShampOon-
ING, Hair Ooloring, &c, in the best style. Also, that
ne Wlu glge his attention to the cure Of Corns, Bun
Ions and lngrowing Malls. Shop under the John
son House. apisss2
$4,000 !, nc sIoS g ln,,-! AP,Sy p. " \
E1d vel-Snewn WA8SER'S 0 OFFICE,
o. Securities OF every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
etSnes Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewelry. Guns
t1ss2les Ol3thins. Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeons. ard
81 FarscnAl property and articles otvslua, on the most
t@Sssotory terms. Business strictly private. e.
sathsasd 1881. n. IA variety Of unredeemsd
S[Shess1oSeay, Guns. ETC., for sale At bargains.
~tltoe-oorne Of Water and Superior streets, over
Davis & Piezottcs CiothtEE Store.
nrr7E q EW WAGNER
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A roll for volunteers was also opened but
at the close only eight names were OBJ
tanned. We have since been informed that
before IL o'clock fifty names of would-be
heroes were appended.
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Mas. IsAAc's CcSoERT.--The concert this
evening at Brainard's Hall will commence
at S o'clock. An excellent selection Of
pieces is announced in The programme,
which we publish below:
PROGRAMME
PART
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Album size Photographs reduced il price,
one dollar per dozen, and larger sizes in pro-
portion, at RYDER's.
Just ReCeiVed-Armadale, q novel
BY Wilkie Collins; price in paper
81 so, in cloth $500. land and Glove,
by Amelia B. Edwards; price 50 cents,
paper. Lectures on the Study of His
tory, by GOldWin Smith; price Sis.
A new edition OF T. Buchanan Reads
Poems; 8 vols. cloth, price IS 90.
Field, Gunb0at, Hospital and Prison,
by Mrs. p. A. HanBaiOrd; Price S1.75.
BeyminSter, q novel, by the author of
A Silent Woman; Price $f.75. The
Angels Song, by ThOs. Guthrie; price
IS cents. We have just received a
large supply OF the French Copying
Ink, the best in market; also some
very fine mahogany B0sk-rests.
Cobb, Andrews &C.,,
june6 241 SuperiOr-st.
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AM UsEMEN1$.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.


John A. Ellslsr Manager 3. n. G-sTy. TIsaursI'.
PHIcLs or ADHIssI0s.-Dres' Cir-ls end Par
quatte, so cents Reserved Seats 20 Dress Circle, Is
cents Family Circle, so cents; Gallery, rs cents,
Private Boxes, s. and s. Single Seats IN Private
Boxes, $500.
Doors open at TOO. Curtain rises at 7:B.
OolOred persons will, under no circumstances, ~
permitted to occupy seats in any ether portion of
the house, save the Gallery. Admission rs cents.
Cortinued triumph OF
MISS KATE
Tonight she will appear in two Of her best
Characters, As we'll a. one Of the most finished
pieces Of double representation on the stage.
This WEDNESDAY EVENING, June 9th lsss,
will be presented the great Drama, entitled the
HUNTRRsS OF THE MISSISSIPPI,
M M,s@n; ST ALBERT. -.~uiss Kate R.ignOid.
To conclude with the Farce or
SEEING IRVING.
e.
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CITY NEWS

Egyptian and White Marble Clocks, an
elegant assortment, just imported, at
Hogan's jewelry establishment, 237 Superior
street. june4
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SoLDIEEs DISCHARGE PAPERs.-We have
previously spoken Of the Importance of
placing discharge papers on record, in order
to make their preservation certain. Our
attention is has just been called to the large
number of agents who are making efforts,
by advertising and otherwise, to get pos
session of soldiers discharge papers. Their
only object is to secure the papers and by
that means to compel the owners of them
to employ them as agents TO collect the
claims. 1t is better for the soldier to retain
possession of his papers until the
bills now before Congress are passed
and signed, or else file them with
the Agent of the Cleveland Branch SAM
tary Commission, Mr.. J. {. Williams, who
will prosecute all claims without charge.
If Claim Agents are employed at all, only
those known to be reliable should be trusted,
as many who have engaged in the bust
ness are mere adventurers, with no ex-
perience and no facilities for collecting
claims properly and with dispatch.
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Ia For Evening Edition News
see inside.
~ For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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Cleveland Wholesale Market

TUESDAY EvEsINe, june 5, 1885.
FFeIEhts-The following are the rates by Lake
(steam) and Rail from this port to New York and
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REGISTER.
DEPARTUREs.

pa CitiEsus Wishing conveyance to either Of the
shove Trains or Bets, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
st the Omnibus Once, leo Superior street. OPP
posite the Weddell House. may16
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Misses White and K
,. PianO-Sonata, op- 2I.----S--~-Beethoyen-
Ernst Perabo.
).
Mi White.
4. Piano-Two hirchnar.
Ernst Perabo.
,. Guards Godfrey
Miss Perkins.
PART II.
I. Piano-Psrtita, (B hath---.~---.-.Bach.
Erns Perabo.
.. Robert-Toi que j'aime------".Meyerbeer.
Miss Perkins.
). La zinsara
4. Pians-Concert Wallace
Ernst PerabO.
5. Ferma Crudefe-Trio--.---......-.-- -.-.. verdi.
Miss Perkins, Messrs. Fuller and Williams.
1t will be seen that no less than four
piano solos are to be performed by Mr..
Ernst Perabo. These alone would be suf-
fcient attraction to bring out all who ap-
preciate and love the finest music. Mr..
PARADE has a high place not only among
our home ~artistes but among world-re-
nowned musical performers. Years ago he
was fevorably compared to Gottschalk, and
since that time careful training and close
study have made a marvellous change in
his style and execution. His brilliant
success in Boston last winter before crit
zeal audiences of the best musical circles
of New England, was almost without q
parallel. In the concerts given a few
weeks since, he won golden opinions from
all, by his vivid Interpretation of the great
masters, and made a deep impression not
soon to be forgotten.
The solos of the new candidates for pub
lie favor, Miss Grace T. Perkins and Miss
Emma White, have been selected with par
ticular reference to the qualities of voice
possessed by each, the nice adaptation of
which will be made evident in the render
ing. We expect much from these Ge5HtGntes
and feel sure we shall not be disappointed.
The "trio" and duo are very happy selec-
tons and will give a pleasing variety to
the entertainment. Mrs. Isaacs, under
whose supervision the concert has been
prepared, has done much towards cstab-
fishing a high standard of musical taste
and culture in the city, and the lovers Of
good music will not fail to show their ap-
probation of her efforts in a substantial
way, this evening.
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The several Townships and Wards are re-
quested to hold their Primary Meeting for
the selection of Delegates TO the County
Convention, on Thursday evening, June 18th,
1866.
THOMAS JONES, JR.,
Chairman Co. Union Central Com.
= c uo,,s cac-orv
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SOLO PIANIST:
MR.. ERNST A
CLAIM AGENTS.
VIZ. Z. PRESTON,
bIeensed 4 Army 3 NAVY claim t1aut.

thstShusned December, 1917
bleensed b Army : Navy Claim Agent,
OFFICE NO. LYMAE,s BLOCK,
near Court House on Public Square, Cleveland, o.
THE NEW BOUNTY LAW has passed the
House. Three Mon rs Men and L OTHERS
who served between April 18th, 1861 snd April 18th,
1868, eau now Ole their Discharges with US % OBJ
tain their Bounty.
"a Our Fee Is Five Dollars, payable when
Claims are settled. Is established By the act.
We collect Pensions, Bounty, Back Pay, Priss
Money and ell other War OIsims.
Land Warrants bought and sold.
81 Our Special Agent, resident at HashIrRton
D.. o., gives persona; attention to L Claims 6isd
By US.
German Laucuaee anokan. t..Tapf1
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FIFE ALARN.-The alarm Of fire last night
was q false one. There was no FIRE in the
CITY Yesterday.
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SOLDIERS TAKE NOTICE.-SoIdIers'
Claims collected without charge. See
advertisement Of Stree Claim Agen-
cy :" in another column. may29
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LIST I'd n 9Th
class. class class. class.
81 90 SOC &c l5c
To hicygO.-..-..-.--. l 10 9Oc "c Doc
PI~Our-Quiet, and unchanged city made is
arm at sI3,CO@I4, so for Xxx red, and Sl5,ooGl5,5o
for Xxx white. Sales so bbls Xxx spring at s1i,c CO.
Wheat-Quiet Milwaukee spring IN very light
/ stcek aud frmer. Sales . ears No. Milwaukee
spri1g AZ sos -some patties asking $40 at the
close: 2 cars No. 2 SHELBY red at s2,35.
COrn-More acti,s an I firm. Sales 10 coo bu
grade not named, at 6sc 300 bu and 2 cars No.
mixed at 65c.
Oats-DuI. No held nominslIy ct 4% Son
store.
Rye-steady. Sale I car at s5c from store.
BarIey-Inaeiive and nominal.
POrk-Unchanged. No. 1 City Mess 81, 90 +;
No. 2 Mess 5000; Prime Mess 81, OO; Clear $50.
LArd-steady. City-rendersd &c in lierces and
Csc in kegs country-rendered l992Oc.
Hams-Unchanged. City sugar-cured held
at 23o canvassed and &c uncanvassed country
cut ls@2Ic.
ShOuIders-Steady. City-cured l5c ,anvassed
and lac uncanVassed; Country cured lJ9I4c.
BaeOn-Held at 1sc for clear lsc for sugar.
cured uncanvassed eoc for do canyassed. Sales
I4OO lbs Country at 1870.
Mess Beef-In mod crate request and steady
ct SIs,O
Dried Beef-stea5y at 2Sc eanyassed and 2lo
uncanvassed.
Butter-Dun. Small sales Western Reserve
yellow at 25a3Oe for good to choice.
Cheesc-In good demand, steady and firm at
l29l5; for dairy, and I5@i7c for factory made.
EgKs-Scarcs and firm at 2Ie.
aHa - G. nj -
s2,2292,25.
AlcOhOI-Firmer, but unchanged. Held at
si,4494,49 for 90 per cent. Cologne Spirits, ss per
cent, S4,54@f,59. Neutral Proof Spirits s2,S7@
7,42.
PetrOlcum-Firm. Bonded in fair inquiry.
Sales 100 bbls prime light straw to white in bond,
t Sc free GU cars here. Free quiet at 5s9toc.
OfIs-steady and firm. We quote;
ninseed raw-:s1 100 EeatstOoL ell s.
Carbon ..... 50g6O c Elephant, ". B. l 70
Lard. .........s cool SO Sperm, " s....... 2 rs
Bank.~--...-. -9l 30 Straits "---.- 80
Dried AppLcs-Firm. Sales 10 hbls at lsc
and pay for packages
Dried Penches-Firm. Pared SOC; IMPAIRED,
halves, 20925c; quarters, lsc.
POtatOes-In moderate request. Sale ) cars
Peachblows in bulk at 81 OF; l car do do at 81 10 (;
24O bbIs at S5,eO@3,I0.
Lake FIsh-In good demand and firm
No. l whit4Hsh $3.50 per half Dbl; No 2 do $500;
Pickersl, No. /, Ss,ooGs,25 Trout s7,25i Her
ring, large, $3.50.
-Beans-Prime white in moderate request at
sl,T592,OO per bu.
SaIt-Held at $3.50 for Fine and S2,SS for
coarse OnondagAi Saginaw $3.50.
Water Limc-In fair demand and firm at
500 for Akron and oswego.
Feafhers-Prime live geese firm at s599Oc.
TaIlOE-Quiet. Held at lec for city, 60 for
eountry-rendered
HOps-stes5y at i5a7c for New York, Michi-
gan and Ohio.
MaIt-Barley Malt steady at 81, 409l, so y bu,
the outside price for prime MOL Canada.
Ale n POrter-We quote as follows; Pres
emit Use Xxx Ale $1,000; Stock s1s,OO9l4,OO; Ken
nett $500; Pale Cream 81, Porter sl2,OOe
1900.
PIRster-PoueIl's land plaster firm at Sl2,c 90
. ION at Mill. Oaloined 800 y Dbl.
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OPTICAL.

5. PEREET, the reliable Opgiciap, stl
. Continues to give universal natisfhction N n
PLscaee q his profession, No. 1ss Superior stree
Jonnson House Building q
e. 10 h TO the advantage Of al, when sodslf
cate q sense - that Of sight Il Concerned. 4 deaI
With one Of acknowledged skill, who makes no az
pretensions also . nun aSsoFtnest a Optical a1d
uathametical i1fvS
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WEppELL HOUSE.

Arrivals At the Principal Hotels fer
h last TWenfy-FOuT Hours.
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CLEVELAND CHURCH UEIoN.-The meeting
of the Episcopal Congregations of the city
at st. Paul's church, on Monday evening,
resulted in the complete organization of a
Church Union, on a permanent basis.
The following officers and Standing Com
mittees were appointed
For Warden,
WIN. J. BOARDMAN.
For Sub-Wardens,
WIN. B. CASTLE,
L. W. PALMER.
For Clerk,
{. c. CARTER.
For Treasurer,
5. J. MILLER.
For Executive Council,
o. A. BROOKS, HOMER STRONG,
5. n. SANFORD, Il. II. FOWLE.
For Standing Committee on Sunday Schools.
p. NJ. Ozanne, Mrs. Mary Seymour,
5. L., Shotter, Mrs. H. B. Kingsley,
F.. s. Hurlbut, Mrs. Ira Clark,
Chauncy Roberts, Miss Henrietta Pskley.
For Standing Committee on Church Extension.
C, L. CHAPMAN, Mrs. A. NJ. Perry,
/. Z. Griswold, Mrs. S. L. Mathsr,
Bolivar Butts, Mrs. VIM. Bradford,
J. H. Devereux, Mrs. 6. L. Chapman.
For Stsnding Committee on Church Liturature.
J.. Henderson, Mrs. T. A. Starkey,
5. L. Mather, Mrs. J. II. Bylance,
L. B. Holden, Miss NJ. A. Carter,
J. $. Graunis, Mrs. W. B. Castle.
For Standing Committee on ''Other Work"
Il. =. Love-, Mrs. Geo. A. Benedict,
7. W. Morse, Mrs. H. II. Fowle,
{. Il. Evatt. Mrs. VIM J. Boardman,
II. G.. Cleveland, Mrs. J. Sergeant,
Mrs. $. +. Lester
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FoR LAKE SUPERIOR.

T AXE SUPERIOR LINBA
FOr SUPERIOR CITY, BAY-L&t4M
FIELD, La POINT, and all77
intermediate ports, the magnificent, low pressure
eide wheel steamer
1LLlNOlS----.-------Cspt. G. b. SWEET,
Leaves our deck for all Superior ports on
THURSDAY NEXT, June It'll, at 9 O'Clock P. NJ.
For Freight or Passage apply on board or to
PETIT & HOLLAND, Agents,
JunebsD River street.
E0R LAKE SUPERIOR. n
The stsnneh and els. antsLxk4M
steamer, ~
AbIEoR--------THos. WILSON, Master,
win leave our dock for OHTONAGON and
intermediate ports on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9th, at s P. NJ.
For Freight or Passage. apply TO
GARRErsoN a CO.. Agents,
llns5a9 No. ] River street.
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BRILLIANT METEOR An unusually brill
liant meteor was seen last night about IL
o'clock, in the western sky, by persons in
the city. 1t passed from south to north,
lighting up heaven and earth, with a clear
white light, similar to that of a flash of
lightning, but of greater intensity and du-
ration. After coursing the sky it exploded
with a report similar to that produced by
the explosion of q sky-rocket, throwing off
bright sparks in different directions. 1t
was such a phenomenon as is seldom seen.
We should like to know more about it.
Will some scientist who saw it favor US with
IN account of t?-[MeadriHe Republican.
1t is a curious fact that the meteor re-
ferred to above was seen in this city, a hun
dred and twenty miles from Meadville. It's
characteristics are well described by the
Republican, save that, as seen from this
point, it appeared in the eastern instead of
the western sky. The moon was shining at
the time, but the light of tho meteor was so
intense as TO flood sky and earth with a
greatly increased radiance, making the en-
tire landscape as distinct as at monday.
1t was visible for perhaps thirty seconds,
and after passing half across the sky from
south to north exploded in mid air, its
sparks resembling those of brilliant fire.
works. It was one Of the most remarkable
meteoric phenomena Of which we have seen
record, and we should like to learn from
those who saw it additional facts as to the
extent Of country in which it was seen.
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WANTED-AGENTS-Male and Female, to sell
w new Books, by the popular Historian, J. T.
really. Agents are making 500 per day. a o.
BRIGGS, over So Public Square, Cleveland, Ohio.
g1neo:a0
40 LIVE MEN WANTED-To canvass for a
r~rst-c,aSs Life Insurance Company, in North
ern Ohio, TO whom superior Inducements will be Of
Tered. Apply Immediately, between n and O'Clock.
70 a STONE, 2f9, Superior street, Cleve-
land, O1lo. Reierenoes required. ~junei:S20
"A GENTS WANTED-To sell the largest Gnd
n best work on Agriculture ever published. 1t Is
a Armers Library complete in one volume
G.&A.l. Rowe, Publishers, 26 Superior st,
Slexeland, % June5;32S
A GENTS WANTED-To sell the very popular
~ engravings, .Ohrist Blessing Little Children"
Parable Of the Lily, Lincoln and Washingtonfs
hAmthes Charity or, Way TO Heaven Lords
fnayS1 ,Address B. s.. GREEN, Room 4.
Amer.oAA Bltlag Geveisnn. -. @SrEs1e
WANTED-Aeents to sell and put up Barton's
w Patent House Bell. Every house-keeBer should
nave Il. Agents not limited to any specified territory.
~. Genl Agent, Grafton o. spS:342
W4NTEp-RAEE CHANCE o AGENTS.
" Whist ths peoRl want. Complete History ofths
NaF,.a oaelarse va! lame, splendidly illustrated, with
ntar u me PortrSste Of Generals and Battle Scenes.
LheBaost candid, lucid, onplete, authentic ard neliA-
BE history Published IL CONTAINS reading matter
equal 70 E1ree large volumes. Send for circulars and
zee our tafna. Address JONES BROS. 4 90, las
49, fnn-th - Ffrcianer N5fW
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hostetter's Celebrated stomach Bit.
tiers.
READ E. D. Z. " sOUTHwORTH's LETTER.
PROSPECT CorrAsE, GEoRsErowS, D o.
April 2. 1852
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THE U. S. DISTRICT CouRT.-The United
States District Court will hold its session
this morning at 10 o'clock, Judge Whitney
on the bench. The cases of the United
States Us. the following defendants are set
for to-day:
James NJ. Clark, Andrew Sponster, and
John Gray, charged with having and at
tempting to pass counterfeit L. S. notes !"
Joshua Wigs, charged with selling
matches without stamps ;" and Edwin W.
Nash, on two charges, of " stealing mil
itary clothing and of " receiving eompen-
sation from drafted men,"
COURT OF CoNNoy PLEAs.-The evidence in
the case of Robinson ct al, VS.. the Rail-
road Companies was nearly completed last
night.
PERsoNAL.-Major General ". B. Hagen
was in the city yesterday, a guest at the
WeddeIl House. He is soon to leave Ohio
on his tour of inspection through the De-
partment of the Platte.
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For a sewer through an alley between
Euclid avenue and Prospect street. Adopt
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LOST.

EOUNB-0n Sunday. June 81, hitched 10 a tenc5
Il on Newburgh road, one mile from city limits,
a light Bay Mare. attached to a TOP buggy; was az.
parently much fatigued. Owner will please cal an
prove property. CHARLES BAREWILL, New
h1rRh load June5
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-06

FOR SALE.

JOB SALE-Two very convenient and desirable
" red denocs on Kineman street, Nos. Isl and 2s3.
Houses Of brick, and well and neatly finished
throughout, with water and gas; on one of the lots
i a good brick barn; on both lots. shruhbery and
fruit, grapes, &C. Apply toe. F0LJAMBE, corner
s1Per11r and Seneca streets. ~June5-30
COR SALE-AT BARGAIN-Eouse and Lot
ten rooms, in good repair. barn, well. cistern, grapes,
&C. Enquire on tho premises Of n. WOLF.
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Respectfully submitted,
OAR NJ. GARDNER,
Police Clerk.