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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-20
EOTICES.

scHIFF, ELsoFFER & Co, 100 Superior street,
Opposite the Weddell House,, have just re-
ceived a large assortment in Ladies' Fur
nishing and Fancy Goods, such as ladies'
collars and sleeves, nets, trimmings, but
tons. combs, ladies, hosiery, ETC., etc, which
they offer to the trade at the very lowest
market prices. iyI3-340
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-20

SENT TO THE ISFIRHART.-A man named
H s. Haskins, who with his wife cam here
a short time ago from Hartford, Conn, was
arrested a few days ago for disturbance.
when il was discovered that he was insane
He was sent to tho ln6rmary till arrange
ments can be completed for sending him to
Hartford where all his friends live.
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RuGaIo Market-JuIy 10.

~FIoUR-Dull. -
WHEAI-HeAyy No sales. puseis o1ei sIo'
for No. l Milwaukee.
CJRE-Quiet. Parties apart. Held on spsf At
69a7eo for No. l and 6sc bid. 10000 lush No. !
sold, to arrive. teisr's option, Is days, Soc.
OGrs-Dull aud ihaetif5. esies OF No l chicago
at 4Oc. WISCONSIN 4f945o.
BA~RLEY-Hominsl
RYE-Quiet. Nc buyers. Held No. J ChissgO
at SOC; no. l Milwaukee 9Os.
PORE-Salesa at S32.OOG33,O.
LAhH-Sales at a14G2le-
WHIsA7=somiAal 81 s2,2S.
CAsAL FREIaHIs-Efun, 70 New York: Corn
I5c; oats 9%@iOc; 70 Elbahy Com 49,.
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AbaseneHs.-On Iron, Except sheet) ordered in
lots sf2O tons, 12He per hundred pounds.
On Nails, ordered in lots of 100 kegs or more,
l211zc per key.
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 remitted on re-
ceipt Of invoice. Payments to be made in New
York exchange, United States Treasury Notes, or
their equivalent. No discount on bills Of less
amount than fifty dollars.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-20

The Eestward-bound EStss By lRAS and rail are
"a follows: al q,
class. elasS. class. class.
Bstf5fI.,-.....a.-.-..sl 90 $50 CSC 45o
To ChicsSsS .ay.'. l 10 SOC Toe Doc
FIour-In moderate trade, demand, and m
chang d. We quote City made * red $1S,0O9
I4,CO; doXX whitsj SIS ,OO@l5,5 so do XIX sFrfhs
$40, 5O9I1 90. Country brands XXX red range at
s1O,5e912,5O and Xxx white SIS, 5O@I5,0O.
Whent-sprins in more demand and steady
Red winter neglected. sales s ears No, l Mil
~aukee spring at $500; 1000 bu do do on Priyste
terms.
~Corn-ouiet, but firm. Sales 2 cars No. 2 at
csc No. 1 held at roc.
Oats-In rather more inquiry, and prices ir-
regular. Sales 2 cars Ne. l State st 45c from
store; 1 car d. do at 44c / car do 60 on track at
lk.
Rye-6utet. NJ. I beld at SIC.
BarIey-without movement and nominal.
POrk-steady and in fAif trade demand. Mol
City packed Mess s33,OO; No. 3 Mess sS2,O0i
Prime dsss az 5000.
Lard-ste,dy. City -tesAArSd m kegs 22Hc;
do in tierces 22c.
Hams-In good demand and firm. Sales lo09
lbs sugar.cured c~anvsssed at 24c.
sncrAders-steady, and demand fair, at Ice
for Cty-cured.
Baecn-oity cured esuvsssed firm ct 2Oc.
Dried BeeE-In good demand and firm at &c
for cauvassed city smoked.
Beef-Firm and steady at s2O,O 90 fer city packed
Mess.
Butter-fn moderate demand, and firm ESQ
SOc for Western Reserve.
C~heeso-Quiet and steady at IO@I7c for CON.
mou to choice dairy and factory made.
Egxs-DuH. Sales at l29ljc, according to
condition.
BishEines-fn fnodersts demand and hrm.-
Sales 2s bbls at SAYS.
AIcOhOI-Is steady. We quote S4,5a94,57
for Ss psr cent. Cologne Spirits, Us per cent, SA.-
62@f,s7. Neutral Proof Spirits s2,4592,5O.
PetrOIeum-DuIf aud nominal at $50 for Re-
fined in bond SIC for do. free.
OtIs-stsady. Quotations for Carbon are for
trade lots. We quote:
Ltuseed rAw-sI SO EsatsfOSs 5el 60
G GsTSSO.-.a S Sds g s s%lsPnAH 4 g. s... b. ] ] g g
Bsnk~~"~~.--SI 50 STRAITS. ....--- 1 IS
Dried AppIes-Quiet. Small sales at Ito
and pay for packages.
Dried Pesches-Firm. Pared sOci IMPAIRED,
halves, Csc; quarters, Isc.
PotaGOes-in fair demand. Old mixed sl,35
al, 40, New held at $500 per Dbl.
Lake FJsh-In fair demand. We quote: No.
1 whit~hsb IS, rs per half bbl; No. do ss,25; Pick
ord, No. 1, SS,Oegs,25i Trout $685. Herring,
large, $780,.
~Beans-Prime white scarce aud firm at S2,25
per bu good $500.
Haydn fair demand. Slling at SlOi0)9l2,OO
for loose from teams sI5,OO9Is,OO for pressed.
Feathers-Prime live geese held at $4,000.
Halt-Firm. Held at s2,45 for Fine aud $3.50
for coarse 0nondsga Saginaw S2,45.
TalIOW-Steady and firm. held at 1oH9lie.
Water Limc-In fair demand and firm at
81, 90 for Akron and 0swego.
= White Iime-In good demand at Sl,76 per
Dbl for Cleveland and Fremont.
PIaster-Pe~elrs lsEd plaster firm at sl2,Oo
9 ;On at Mil. Calcinsd $500 y Dbl.
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ISsASE.-Charles NJ. Taylor, arrested on
a charge of stealing about $500 worth of
goods from the store of E. ]. Baldwin & Co,
in which he was clerking, was yesterday
discharged by Judge Abbey, on the ground
of INSANITY.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-20

CONsEAUT HARBoR.-The depth Of water
in ConneaUt harbor on the 18th is report
ed to be nine feet ten inches, and vessels
are warned to keep mid channel.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-20

CKOsBY Arr AssooIArToN.-Samples of en-
cravings TO be awarded to members of tho
association, are now on exhibition in J.. VI:
sargents window, 2SI Superior street. Per-
sons DESTROYS of becoming members can
now have an opportunity.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-20

A PERFECT HORSE 0IzTHEST.-Dalley's
Galvanic Horse SalVe will cure what no
other horse liniment can; it is clean, being
easily washed of with a little soap and
water, and preserves and softens the hooE
Fifty cents a box. Sold by all druggists.
iuly 1885
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-20

THE TRUE GoLDES RULE-Early rising
is the natural consequence of going to bed
early; and this habit implies sobriety, good
order, and an exemption from many fash
ionable folIies extremely P~rejudicial to
health. The man who aceustoms himself
to go to bed at an early hour, can seldom
join in revels of Baehus, or what is properly
called the omNseuicHts of the gay world.
His rest is not disturbed BY The effects of
unreasonable luxury. He knows that tenn
perance, moderate exercise, composure of
mind, and external tranquility, are the best
opiates. His slumbers are sound and re-
freshing. Tho waste of spirits on the pre-
ceding day is fully repaired. Every muscle,
every fibre, every nerve has regained its
proper tone He rises with ehesrfulness
and vigor to breathe the morning air, and
to enter upon the duties of the day. In
short, an attention to this simple point Of
going to bed early, and of rising betimes,
win be found to suPersede a variety Of other
precePts' and may be justly called the
rule for the attainment Of health and
life. 1EE3E
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-20

SEIZED YEsTKRDAY.-The scow William
Kelley was seized yesterday by United
States Marshal Bill, and given up to claim
ants, Geo. F. and Jas. Williams.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-20

Masonic CosvENTIoS-The Convention Of
Masons closed in this city yesterday after
noon. A similar meeting will be held in
Warren to-day and tomorrow.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-20

interest the stranger. Market day is only
thrice a week, people get hungry, and
provisions must be made for to morrow.
And such bargaining, hePulliug of chicken
legs, inspecting of green's, ch~espenlng oil
prices and demands for good measure run
ming over, would astonish oven the veteran
Mary of Fulton Market. | felt myself
pushed with considerable force, but without
making much headwsy, like a ship in a
heavy sea rolling from side to side, by
t1eansof baskets held and propelled by
female power. -
Baskets 10 right OF me,
Baskets to left Of ME,
Willow
Every where.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-20

Being personally acquainted with the
proprietors, and knowing the merits of the
Union Business College, we cheerfully re-
commend this favorite institution to all our
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-20

Just ReceIved-Army Life on the
Border, by Col. Marcy. with illustra-
lions; price So. Shakspesre's Deli
neatIOns, by A. o. Kellogg, q. D.;
price Sis. The Mormon Prophet,
by O. B. Waite; price 50. The Prison
life Of Jefferson Davis, BY his Physi-
clan; price 50. StOrmcline, q tale of
the Highlands; price S1.75. Life of
James stephens and q History Of the
Fenlan 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
4 summers Rest, by Gail Hamilton,
and all the latest publications ut
Cobb, Andrews &C.,,
june26 241 SupeflOF-st.
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GOVERNMENT STocKs-Without decided change,
SsVeu-thirties, ID series, 1875.
SToCKs-WeAk.
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago 9915; Chi
ago and koek Island 9TZ; Northwestern 36Ts
do preferred 651E C1etelsnd and Pittsburgh s
Erie 81; New York Central 1854 Western UBior
7 EsgTaph 545E Western Union TelesfApA Russian
EEten. ion lU7A.
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TAKES uP-on the evening Of July 10th, . stray
L Mule. which the oUh-r can have by calling st
i9 Ontario street proving grcVerty and pAytng
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WANTEp..AcENTs-

GENTS WANTFD-To sell the largest and
n hest work on Agriculture ever published. II is
Farmers Library,m complets 10 one volume
0leyeland, o.. june5ssas-W
"ANFB9-RAkE OHAEOE FOR SGEHTn-
NhAt the peORis want. Complete History oftre
War. To cue large vnlBme. spsepdtdiy Illustrated, with
oysr lo nne portraits OF Generals and Battle scensr.
Ihe most candid, luctd, ompiete. autbentip and relia-
bic history published. 1t contains readfnr matter
equal 10 thrse large volumes. send Cor oirculars and
- our terms. Address = a 90. las
wet fnnrth at. Mnnlnnah -sE9
WANTED-Canvassers 10 sell and put IN Bar
W tons Patent Gong House Bell. Men are clear
ing nom $50 TO 500 per month. Send for circular.
q .. GenT Agent. Grafton q. ap6:34g
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PBRsoNAL-Judge Sloan, of the Ottawa
Unioas and Probate Judge of Ottawa county,
was in town Yesterday.
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For sale by Cobb, Andrew. a Co.

LAND AT LAST. A novel. By Edmund
Yates. Author of Broken TO Harness, &c.
New York Harper 4 Bro. 1856.
Harper 4 Brothers have added this vol
ume, the latest production of the popular
snthor of "Brokeu to Harness, aud "Run-
ming the Gauntlet" to their excellent lib
rary of select novels. 1t is well worthy of
a place among the works of Bulwer, Lever,
Mrs. Marsh, Miss MuIock and Miss Brad
don.
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Cleveland Lumber Market.

THURSDAY, Jnly 10, 1865.
Tho market during the past week has ruled
steady and firm, and closes without imPortlnt
change 10 prices. Trade is fair, though the mar
ket il not active. We quite:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-20

RE-PAISTISG.-The revenue cutter Sher-
man is being re-painted at Toledo.
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ChicaEO naTkes-Jui5 ~.

~FLOuR-Dull.
wHEGr-Nominal. sh,s ct S1,47 for No.
spring.
Ccts,,stesdy. Sales at 56@56Ac for No l; and
53kE5fc for ho2-
0GTs-stssdy. Sales At 2sG29Ao for No. /
2T927Lc for No. e
MESS PoRK-S31, 5O@3f,7 5.
HI6HWINFs-NominAl.
FREtGHTs-Dull and declined 14c.
RkcEIPrs-Flour 4,CoO bbls.; wheat &c hu.
corn Isl, 90 bu.; oats 5000 bH.
sHHaEars-FlOur 400 bbls.i wheat 800 bu,
corn zoo, 1000 BAL oats 9S, COL.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-20

GOLD PENs.-A fine assortment of oblique
and commercial pens and cases, at 14O su-
PeriOr street. Gyls) BURT & DARE.
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1.-THE local money market is unchanged.
The discount demand at the Banks con-
tinues to run very light and the course of
balances is upward, currency being now
quite easy EFd aJIJEJ az 10
Eastern Exchange is in very little offer
ing, and the market Is close. Al meeting
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EnaIsrKR.
prPi6EhEkf.
ARRIvALs.

N. Citizens Wis hing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains or Bosts, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, BY leaving their address
at the Omnibus once, $50 Superior street, OPP
posite the WeddeIl House. mayl6
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED...-.-JuIr 10.
Stmr Morning Star, viger Detroit
Prop TiogA, SissoD, Dunkirk
Prop Grauite State, Bishop, Toledo
Prop Arctic, Pratt, TeIedO
Prop Atlantic, Wetmore, Buffalo
Prop Badger State, Gerhard, Buffalo
Prep Fountain City, Rounds, Buffalo
Schr Geo Gable, Emmons, Oswsgp, salt
sehr T Martin, Henderson, Osdensburgh, 275 tors
iron ore
schr 5 c Address, Jones, Ogdeneburgb, a25 ton,
iron ore
Sebr Portage, Mury, Oswego. salt
Sehr W B Allen, Larkin, OswegO, salt
Schr FIoresee, Light, BurweI
Schr Sammit, Cummings, Kingston, $50 touI iron
schr Annetta Davis, Mcrermand. Stanley, COS m
shingles
schr GszelIe, Allen. Kingston, 200 tors iron ore
sehr Geo Warren, Arnold, Stanley
Schr Lurea Emma, Cooper, Burweu, Ill 200 lath
Scow Thos Swain. Willis. KeIley's leland
scOw Lone star, Bsbeock, Clinton
ScOW 1t Joseph, BuFrell, Detroit
seow Mountain Maid, Eifeld, BurwelI, 3l5IS m
shingles, 70 m lath
CLEARED.
stmr City OF Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Ells Burrows, Burrows, New Baltimore
Prop Gov Cashman, Thompson, Milwaukee
Prop Atlantic, u gilmore, Toledo
Prop Fountain City, Roun -, Chicago
Prop Badger State, Gebbsrd, Chicago
Prop Meteor, Wilson. OntOnagon
Prop Granite State, Bishop, Ogdensburgh
Prop Arctic, Pratt, Buffalo
Bark Gen \ Sigel, Woodruff, Chicago, $50 ton coal
Bark PDobbins, Hendricks, Chicag-, 500 tons
coal
Brig Acadia, Fish. Saginaw
Schr A II Moss, Mohett, Ea SIe H4rhor, s5J tons
coal
Schr Norwegian, shAtfuok, Chicago
Schr ID Furgeson, Carson, Racine, 80 tons coal
Sehr Eagle, Barrow. BurWell
Schr Mary Booth. Hudson, Rowan
SChr y Hall, tOllett, Rowan
Schr Rosa Stearns, Woo ward, BurWeIl
sohr Q Y Richmond, Bradley. Bay City, 100 ton coal
Scow Comet, Law, Saginaw
Scow ThOs Swain. Willis, Kelley's Island
Scow Lone Star. Babe OK, Clinton
scow American champion, Chamber'i0, Bay City
Scow N. q Weathers N, Put-in-Bsy
Sew st Joseph, Darrell, Detroit
Tug WE Castle, Haekett, Saginaw
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French Cottage Window Shade new
thing at Beckwiih 4 Sterlings.
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NY. Mo1e1 RarseG-JuIy 10.


M~OSEY-Easy at 8 per cent.
srERLIEs E1sHAEaE-Dull at 1csM9t091%-
CODA thade itmer, opening At f6uiS al
yancing TO 1881, and closing st 1903.
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OPTICIANS.

WITH tAsss vho mkke TARE PRETEEsIOEs.
TIE Saly yay Go s-s = sTe ~ghI il By PROV
a'ng yrurSelves With pa 81 rood spectReIes which
esn sniy - obtaincdet the old established and vel
knoEn o2ttnAi I~natitute 81 Mr.. S0L0EcEsOH7s,
$50 superior street, S11er the AnerIcan-
- Rsgags0 Of erssases clali.fnl - - HI, Solo
mnusoa or - kas1G $50 oal1
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Just ReceIyed-Army Life on the

LADIES SWISS WATcBEs.-A few of very
fine quality, at 14O Superior street. jyIs
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CLEVELAND WeeIesaIe ASrket,

THuRsBkT EyBEIss, July y. ASs0
Frefshfs-Tbe following are the rates b.
(steam) and Rsf ffOii ttr Port to Hes York nd
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-20

THE WEATHER.-The following meteorolo-
gical record is reported for the LEADER by
L. II. S1lomOuson ioptician, under the
American
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D
Fly Clutches, Athletics-C. C,App2, o. n. Brain
srdl ], NJ Wrightl-Total 4.
wfloughby-E Baker 2, G. c. st. John l, s. II.
Austin !, q. Armstrong !, c. Baker Total S.
Passed 2, WillOughby II.
Missed Balls, Athletie-G. Perkins l. WiIlough-
by-e. Baker ], NJ Mulholland !,
I~nnings. LIST ID Sd 4th 5th 9th eth sth 9Th Tot'i
Athletic. II 4 S IL 9 10 1 3 81,
wHrbv.. II S 5 0 o 6 6 0 sef
,Unpire-T. Miles. Forest City Club.
Sclrer for Athletics|. z. Chambers.
Scorer for Wiiioughby-G. B. Hust9n.
Tin Of GAme5 hours.
The prompt and impartial decisions of the
umpire won high praise from all pariies.
The best of feeling prevailed throughout
the game At he close three hearty cheers
were given for each club and for the zmpire
and scorers At S P. N. the "Athletics' in
vited their guests to an elegant supper at
the Cowles House, prepared in mime
Hosts" best style. The final match on
eneutral ground will be played, but the
time and place is NOT yet announced.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-20

Tax Books will close Saturday, July 2lst
1866. H. s. WHIrTLEsEr,
jyI1:332-d&w County Treasurer.
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The MURDERED Contamination the
third page will be found an account of the
murder Of a former CleYelsnder. Since
then we learn that the negro who murdered
the man has been arrested. He confessed
to the crime, and states that revenge was
his object, as the old man, who formerly
owned himself and family, had msltreated
his wife and daughter recently. He further
states that be had no intention of murder
ing the old man, but that he killed him by
a blow on the head in an angry alteration,
and fed from fright BE then saw the re-
suit of the quarrel. He has b.en commit
ted TO Jail, and will b. tried by the civil
authorities.
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.sl .sR 6nn EaU
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VULoAEITE JEwELRY.-Bracelets, sets Of
Earrings, Pins and Cuff Buttons. Also, a
nice assortment of Guard, Leonteen, Chat
lain and Vest Chains, at s. HoeAN's,
2S7 Superior street.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-20

Tn, vo.twArd-bOund fz.s " LAKE and RAN are
a. follows:
class. elsss. class class.
To Cleveland, yoIsdo and
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MiIwoakee Marhes-JuIy 10.

Milwaukee MarAet-JuIy 10.
WHE1f-F.rmer. Sales at 81, ss@I.sJ for No. !.
CORE-Salee at 5114c.
OATs-DetlLned %c,
REcEIPTs-Flott 500 bbls; wheat 1900 bach
corn rs, 600 bush; oats f3f'g bush
SHIPMKsrs-Flour 200 bblsi wheat Is, 0o0 hHsh.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALR-Rngine and boiler for saIe-uprigbt
Y six horse rover engine and boiler. thirty i-
ches diameter. eightesn feet long; will be sold low.
Can be seen working at Fosters Sash aDd Door Fac
tory on Canal street, foot OF Harrison street. GEO.
D BECK. yis.iw
EOR SALE-The Tackle, Apparel. and Furni-
ture of the Brig WalbTidge; all in gn7d condi-
ion- FOR terms. &C, apply TO VIZ. b GA1LES,
Agent ior the U~nderwrIters. jyiS.534=
DOR sALE-A nice Family Horse, Pony Mare
and Colt. for sale. Apply at o Bank-st. JyIs:33i
EOR SALK-2O,O0O pounds Of Wool for sale At
GOODMAN 4 HOAGLAND'S, Commission
Merchants, Sexton'sB Block, No. p and q MfrNin 81.
z Russell House. Utf552
nESIRABLR PROPERTY FOR SALE.
~ on Superior street extension, 2 l2 miles from
the PostOmoe, consisting OF ten Rcras OF land under
cultivation, and watered by a never-failinR stream.
On the premises are q small frame house, large barn,
four acres OF vineyard, six aud eight year, Old in
wire trellie, 20 apple trees, rs peach trees, all choice
varieties Of grated fruit, different kinds Of cherry,
dwarf aud standa ri pear trees, Quincss, curnrnts,
halt acre Of Strawberries, and q tine variety q
aud c-namental trees and shrubberv. Said ifts
- rods frcuf on Superior street, and Is supcepl Je at
small expense OF mixing a beautiful rural homo and
pecunia-l productive 70 its owner. For further
PARTICULAR eDQire Of FOLJAMBE 4 WILKINS.
230 SUPERIOR, cor. Seneca SITS. u7;Es
EOR GALR-OIL-A rne lot Of Petroleum Born.
Z ine on. 1t the FsntoU OF W.. GUILD, on Cen
- W.- aer7e. p
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CHRIs11ASA RossErrf's PoEHs. Boston !
Roberts 4 Brothers, 1865.
The enterprising American publishers of
this popular poetess have issued q complete
collection in d beautiful volume, printed on
tinted paper, and bound in the most ele-
CANT style.
Ear sale hu Cohh Andraun A c..
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CLAIM AGENTS.
VM 4. PRESTON,

Established Deosmbor, 1871
licensed b Army = EsTy Claim Agent.
oFFIOE 10. I LYHAF's BLOCK,
Wear Court House on Public Square, CleYefsnd, o.
II NEW BOUNTY Law has passed the
House. Three Non rs Men and L OTaERS
who served between April 18th, 1851 and April 18th,
lS65, Gao nov hle their Dis harges with "a 20 OBJ
tain their Bounty.
~ Our Fee IS Five Dollars, payabIs when
CLEANS are ssttled. as established by the .ct.
We collect Pensions, Bounty, Back PEy, Prise
Money and all other War Claims.
Land Warrants bought and sold. -.
- Our Special Agent. resident at WasfdnstOn
D. O., gives persona: attention to L claims nled
By Us.
German LarVu-~~ .Nas~... JsnIsRlT
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"a MISCELLANEOUS.

DILLIARDS! B"ILLIARDSit BILL
ID ARDSlllI would call the attention Of buyers
10 ny new improved PATENT COHBlNATI0N-
CUSHIONS AND TABLES which csunot be sur
naaBed by any others in the world for elasticity, cor
fctnese Of angles, and durability, which I sell az
reasonable prices, with q fine stock OF Cloths, Balls,
Cues, aud everything connected with the trade.
Orders BY mad attended 10 At nv factory. lH6 Fulton
street, New York CITY. W. u. GRIFFITH.
i~unei.346
DR0FITABLB EMPLOYMENT FOR
L SUMMER AND FAEL-The address OF school
teachers, students, clergymen, disabled soldiers and
others. wanted. business light and pleasant. Adj
dress b. :. GREEN, Ia Superior street, Cleveland,
u, Room 4, 10 stairs. jy9.356 =
$50, ZOO in . MSS 9 ,1,,-. AP 4. n Cd
ard Sell-knovn WAGSERe LOAN OFFTOE,
90 securitleS Of ever kind, via Gold and Silver
Nst5hss, Diamonds, silver Ware, Jevelry, Guns
Pistols, Clothing. Dry Goods. Pianos. Neloieous, and
al PERSONAL property and articles OfvAlue, on the NEST
ssiisteotory terms: Business strictly private. Es-
tshtehed 1851. N. IA variety Of uuraieemed
watches, Jeweafy, Guns, etc, for sale ct harraIar.
Ofce-corner 81 WATER aud Supsrfor Etre4ts- CysF
pavts a Piexotto'G Olothipg Store.
-~9 AW WAGEFR
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CITY NEWS

Gold, Silver, Ivory, Rosewood, Cocoa,
Palmetto and Whalebone Canes, at
S. HoGAE's,
237 Superior street.
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SOLDIERS TAKE NOTICE.-SOIdiers'
Claims collected without charge. See
advertisement Of Free Claim Agen-
cy " In another column. msy2s