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EOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

New York, Tuesday, August IL, 1865.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

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GrsAAsrs, AcEoBArs. DANCERS PANromsisrs yocALisrs
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The following
transfers of real estate have been recorded
within the past few days:
Elizabeth Gohr to William Bauman
9 25-1O0 acres of land in lots No. 2 and 3,
township of Middleburgh. Consideration
$3.50.
&C. Baldwin to Charles Heming, sub lot
543 in block W, Buffalo Co.'s purchase, city
of Cleveland. Consideration $500.
John j. Doherty to Daniel K. and VIM.
X. Corlett, lots Nos from I56 to lis in
block G, Buffalo Co.'s purchase. Consid-
Grafton $4,000.
Alexander S. Miller to Dennis Harbaugh,
lot No. $50 in Barber & Lords allotment,
city of Cleveland. Consideration 81, 500.
Edward Shipper to II. H. Little, lots
Nos EOS, 7O9, 7lO, Ill and 10 in block E E,
Buffalo Co.'s purchase, Cleveland city.
Consideration Sl,6I5.
Lewis A. Hall to Chas. B. Pettingill, part
of ten acre lot No. O., being so feet on Pros
pect street and I99 7-12 feet deep. COnsid.
Grafton S4,40O.
John Waterson to Vim. J. Waterson, lot
No. 30 in Changers subdivision of ten acre
lots No. 81 and 50, Cleveland city. Con-
sideration $1,000.
Edwin NJ. Ward to Mary Mozart sub lot
lI6 and III in plat made by Patten,
Knowles 4 Slater, Newburgh township.
Consideration 81, SEQ.
Israel Dallas to Richard Morrow, 20 A. 100
acres of land in lots No. Az and AIS, town
ship of Newburgh. Consideration S2,O47.
Aaron Hill to 8. W. Knapp, 20 acres OF
land in lot No. 9, tract 2, township of New
burgh. Consideration $500.
John P. Fish to John Conway, two acres
of land in township of Brooklyn. Consid-
Grafton 5000.
Isaac Jennings to Major Collins, part OF
lot No. los in Jennings allotment, Univer-
sity Heights. Consideration 81 900.
John ". Allen to Silas Brainard, part oil
original city lot No. 81, corner Of Public
Square. Consideration $40, 200.
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MARINE NEWS.
P0RT OF CLEVELAND.


la EHTERFD-----IUsE q
stmr City OF Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
stmr Trader, Rice, Marine, l25 m lumber, ISL
lath. Er
Prop Evergreen City, GAYLORD, Green Bay.
Prop Geneses Chief, CARR Alpena, llG m lumber,
~ u Shingles, $50 N Iath--E
Prop Cts Of Fremont, DriscOn, Buffalo.
Prop Michigan, Pipsen. 0gdensburgh.
Prop Wisconsin, nAi Toledo.
Prop Elmira, Thorn, Dunkirk.
Prop City Of London, Pollock, Montreal.
sehT 3. Parsons, Mnreh, HAFquetts, 3s9 tons iron
Old ga
schr Elk, TwiieheT, Hamilton.
ScOw Mary Amelia, Sinclair, AIpsna.
Sail Boat Gray Eagle, Irish, Black River.
Barge kenosha, Jermen, East Saginaw, 272 m
lumber, 80 n Iafh~
Barge OntariO, Hockrath, EIsf Saginaw, $50 m
q lumber. q MsGZ
Tug Monitor, S~tanield, Black River.
Tug W 3 Castle, Hacket, Saginaw.
q fkFE E~oLEsREBy
stnf Mortids siaF, wiser, Dstrott
stnr IIlinoi5, Sweet, Superior cir.
Prop Elmira, Thorn, Toledo.
Prop MiseonsiaF Fqn Alien ZOsasnsburgE.
Prob AlcbigaR. Piusen, P0kaGE
PROP dty Of Fremdht, DFfa6iE aandusky.
Prop Evergreen CtIy, Gaylord, Buffalo.
Prop City of London, Pollock, Chicago.
Prop OIeau, Brown, Dunkirk. Y
Bark Cen Fnnz SigelS WoOdFud, Chicago, 800
Sehr Conrad Reid, Barrow, Black River.
Schr Elk Tgitchsl, Toronto, SIS tons coal
ScOw J 0 Hills, ran, Dstfoit.
scOw Buteher Boy, Dupey, Saginaw
Bargs Ontario, HOekrafh, Saginaw.
Barge kenOsha, Jermen, saginaw.
Tug W B Castle, Hackett, SaginrW-
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CLEVELAND BUSINESS ENTEEFRIZE.-0ne Of
re first physicians in the city was DR..
K, eIer, and long and far was famed the drug
esta bIishment of Keller & Vogt at the south
west corner of the Public Square. We are
clad to- note that the public confidence, so
long re, 0osed in this old firm, has been so
fully ira rusferred to its successors, J.J. Yogt
& Co. T. he senior partner-one of the old
| FIRMS W ell and popularity known and
| Mr.. ]. P. I. rban, an old friend of the writer
| of this article has risen, step by step, to his
present honorable position.
Messrs. Vogt & Co. are wholesale as well
as retail dealers IN all manner of Drugs,
| Paints, Oils and Varnishes, botanical and
eclectical medicines, perfumery, toilet arti-
Giles, patent medicines and all the endless
array of fancy goods in their line. Oils,
Paints and Botanical Medicines are their
specialiies. All the paints for the Kennard
and the fine new edifces in course of cree
ton on Euclid street, were furnished by
this firm, who do an immense business in
that line. Messrs. VOgt L CO. are-the only
druggists in this city who keep on hand a
full supply of botanical medicines. Physi-
clans prescriptions are properly Putup with
promptness and dispatch. A large quantity
of leads, of all kinds, is kept constantly on
hand, with oils and varnishes in abundance.
Their stock Of toilet articles and perfumery
is complete and worthy the attention of
purchasers. Dealers in the country or city
will consult their individual interests by
visiting the establishment of VOgt& Co. be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. We hope the
merit of this firm may meet with the ap-
probation which its enterprise and upright
ness deserves.
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CLEVELAND WEEKLY LEADER
For Saturday, June 23.
CONTENTS.

EDTToRIALs-who for Congress Death Of
Lewis Cass; The Union State Conyention-the
Candidates Tho Speech Of Judge ~Spalding En-
dorsing Congress The Sensation in Dayton; The
New Senator from New Hampshire; Mileage OF
Ohio Congressman; The Neutrality Law MY
Policy " in Ohio Emigration from Europe; Tbs
Campaign Of Pigeon Hill Santa Anna-Mexieo-
The Feniaas The President and Col. Stokes, OF
Tenn; Is Crime Decreasing Habeas Corpus Sus-
pended in Canada A Happy State An Unpreoe-
dsnted Event; Public Schools in Cincinnati A
WOuld-be Assassin Indicted Political Items
ETC., etc.
SPECIAL C0RRESPoNDENCE.-Proceeding
of the Union State Sabbath School Convention in
sandusky The TariTon wool-Letters from Mr..
GoOdale; Letter from Warren; Proceedings of the
Union State Convention at Columbus.
LOCAL NEws.-TerribIe Lake Disasters The
City PoOr-Visit of City COuueflt to the Infrmary;
Address of Rev. n. II. Strong, etc, etc.
STATE EWS-Suamsry Of events transpiring
in every county in the Reserve full mention of
matters Of interest in all parts of the State; reli
gious intelligence concerning churches in North
ern Ohio etc, etc.
GENERAL Catastrophe
DhANa aWA IhAAN "NAAANAH A
South Carolina; Criminals Struck by Lightning /.
Gen sherHsn "A C@Aada Mr. and Mrs. JET. Davis
How they Look and BehaTei Death of Gen;
CAss, Co. S~eatOn, and Mrs. Sumner; Crop and
Wool Items, News Summary, etc, etc.
CT
Thad Stevens and Judge spalding on the Recon
s~truction Amendment; Equalization Of Bounties
Circular from the State Agency; the Cohstitu-
tiOnal Amendment; Tho Union Platform; There
is dodge; Personal items A Card from Hon. R.
c. Parsons, etc, etc.
MIsCELLANEOUs-Nssby' s Report on the
Freedmen's Bureau Anecdote Of Cen Scott; A wo-
man with an Inquiring Turu of Mind Beware Of
Paper Collars Large Receipts of CT sin at Buffalo /;
Items, ETC., etc.
FINANCIAL.-A Full Review Of the Local
Markets; Financial and Commercial Articles /;
Wholesale Market; New York Cattle
Market, &c.
TELEGRAPHTo.-Proceedings Of Congress /;
and Special Dispatches from all parts of
the country.
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Ffaxnefal.

NV LOhAa June - g
The Commercially money article ssys
ThslspeculatiTe exeitemsnt Ia gold has sObersd
doEn very much and there is a prevailing feeling
in favor Of the Bear side though the Bul Interest
Is stroBg enough to check the downward tendency.
The chief support Of the market Is In the present
relative prices of5-9Os at London and New York.
9TH export OF specie tomorrow Is likely to be
comparatively light aId will consist chiefly Of
bullion in transit FROM San Francisco to LondOn,
Governments ara less active and foreign bankers
are offering 5-2Os, probably upon orders TO sell re-
esiVed by the China, but not ID amounts large
enough to affect the market. Money shows ex-
treme case and there Is very httls demand for
loans. The rate continues at 5 per cent. on ordi-
nary eollAterals and On Governments. Discounts
range from to I per cent. id 90 ~
The Posts Money article says
ThS only thing worthy Of notice in the stock
market is the suspense and paralysis which seems
TO have perysded all departments Of business.
This Is attributed TO the unsettled condition Of
european AGAirs and . prevailing dssiretO await
further news, which some say viii DO better. The
loan market is easy at 495 per cent. on call.
Commercial paper is quiet at 5H97. The stock
market is steady but Offering no features Of special
interest aftsr board. Eris sold ct $50 before the
first regular session. New York Csntrsl is quoted
at P9i kTis 4sTi Pittabprg and Cert Tpyns ss77ss.
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In the money market there continues
a good demand for loans, though the offer
ings of paper were less active to-day than
for a week past. The recent ordering in of
currency has reduced the stringeney, but
the market is still rather close, and a cur
tailment of discounts, where practicable,
is found necessary. ra-.sf,--r.
The supply Of Eastern Exchange is album
dani, and the market works easier. Rates
are maintained at 4@4 discount buying,
and par selling, the inside rate being ex-
eeptional. ..A i.ra a. a
In the general markets business is slug
gIsh. Flour continues to meet with only 8
local demand, at about previous prices, and
we can report no change Wheat is very
quiet and spring closed heavy and lowe
ats2,I5@2,ls. Conf is 6lps but iuastiYs.
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WEDDELL HOUSE.
FINANgIAL & COMMERCIAL.
FnDAY EyEEIEe, June %, Is66.

aal- FRIDAY EYEEIsG, June %, 1850.
! There was a frmer tone to the gold mar
ket to-Gey, and the premium experienced q
slight advance, closing at 1494 q I491. The
demand for tO-morrow's steamer probably
assisted to produce the result, though it is
likely there lisa disposition to make gold
scarce pending further foreign sdviees,
the import of which is variously c~onjec-
tured. 1t is not thought The specie ship
ment Tomorrow will be very considerable,
and the end of extensive shipments of coin
is regarded as having been reached.
Our dispatches tonight report a very
steady market for government securities,
the only noticeable change being an i'm
provement of ] of l per cent. on soven-
thirties. The market, however, is rather
quiet. Y p
In this market dealers reduced quota
lions in fve-twenties Of '64 and IS ], and
advanced selling rates of 1905 !. In coin
varv EftIa chanOa vac made We nuola
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Oats are scarce, and the market wss 1@2c
better today, with a fair inquiry.
In provisions there is nothing mes to note.
The demand is firm aud the trade is fair,
at full prices. Butter continues dull and
heavy at 25@2Gc for the best qualities v.
R. Cheese is steady, with a fair business
doing. Eggs are firm witha moderate re-
quest .- tf .
In Highwines there is very little doing
but prices are firm There are very few in
the market.
Petroleum is quiet, but previous quota.
tons are fully maintained, aud the market
is firm at our figures.
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NeW n

COFEoE-pgu. SALES at $3.50 for middling.
FIoUn-DaA and eomnen and inferior are log
I5c lower.
SALES Et s., 4Oas, co forsextrsststs; IS. 75alO,IO
for extra round hoop Ohio, sfe,t6SI3, so for trade
brands. Closing beaVy.
wHIsKT-Quiet and nominal. Sales at s.. 2s for
WHKA4-Dun, and nominaIiy4 3sac lover. Con
siderable parcels are ofsrei- t. arrive.
Sales o. 5000 bush very choice old amber Miehi-
gan, from Liverpool, was made at S2,s2K.
RTE-Searcs and quist. EE p
B~ARLEK-Dun AID nominal.
BARLEY MALT-Dun and nominal.
~CoEH-Opsaed qaiot and heavy but Closed dull
Sal-s at s2a9kc for unseund usv mixed vest-
ern; S69sle for sound do, closing at 959963lo
oATs-Duil aud rather sasier.-
Sales at 57960c. for new western.
CoFFEE-Very duIl9 ~5TE
sUeAR0DulL Sales at I1@lIAc for Cuba;
HsEsna l27S@l2sse. EEg
PETROLEUN-BuI.n wH
fined In bond.
PoRK-Desidedly I0wsf but Sa1tige.
Sales at $50, Z5932,s1 for new mess, closing
At 1875 cash; sS6,f q 90 for cd mess; and
tZS,5O9z4.O for prime. Also 2sOd barrels new
mess for July, and August, sellers and buyers
Sales at Sl6,OO@2I 90 for new plain msss and
81. 5O924,bOfor new extra mesa
BEEF HAMs-NOmina1.
Cur ~EATs-Firmer. 'eaHfrE
Sales at lsA9l5hs for shOuidsrs, and NE
Zoe for hams. .La g..
BAcos-scaree and nominal.
Sales Of Cumberland cut Al 1s>, and 17K9TSAc
LARD-Heayy and quiet. Sales at lsk@e71%c.
BvTIEa-HeaEy. SAFES a so9s2S iOr OnSo, aud
0aEEsE-Dun. Sales at 9a2to
hTmsF.
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naGaIo Market-Jane aa

~ELOUR-Quiet-
wHFAI-Dun. Held NO. l Milwaukee spring at
S3,l5az.lS ~
~OORS-Parties apart held at acfor No. l; TCe
bid; zboat loads sold Rf7Iz
oATs-Dun. He'd st4ce for no. l Chic go; 479
4Sc for %. 4 NIL EaDkss f.
BARLEY-N0minal-
RYE-Quiet. 95e for No Chicago
MSS P0R@S3.ON@S3.5 81
LAEp-Salss at pc.
WWsEY-NOminal
| CANAL FREIGETsER0 Nov York Wheat 1885,
corn lhF5 oats 10.
CANAL ExPOKTs-Flous $50 bills; wheat 2s, $40
bush corn z2l, 9lO5 oats 74-3IUi rye p, $50
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CoLLIsTOx.-The propeller Claveland,C Capt
Williams, of the Northern Transportation
Line, collided with an unknown vessel, when
of Bar Point, at two o'clock Friday morn
ing, June 18th, and sunk in twenty-five feet
of water. All the passengers, eighty in
number, and the crew were saved. The
Cleveland left this port about four o'clock
Thursday afternoon.
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Another R4sE BALL MATcH.-A base ball
match will take place this afternoon at u
P. NJ, on the grounds of the Forest City
Club. The contestants are chosen mines
from the High School club and the Univers-
ity club, West Side, the latter being the
challenging party. The players are well
matched, and the game will be an interest
ing and exciting one.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-23

Tax New CoIN.-Mr. J. V. Painter re-
ceived yesterday, the first installment of
new five cent coin, a handful of which
he jingled in the unfortunate ears of -" We
local" The sound was by nc means I'M
pleasant, recalling, as it did, memories Of
by-gone days when " shinplasters " were
not and shillings were. The piece is rather
clumsy, but is much better than greasy
scrin-
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$1,000 ReWard.-The above reward will be
given to any person who can furnish a prescrip-
ton for Coughs, Colds, WhOoPing Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. Strick-
lsnk's MelihuOus Cough Balsam. This balsam
will cure tho above complaints, also splitting Of
blood and night sWests. One bottle is sufficient
for any one TO try. The worst cases OF chronic
cough, asthma, whOOping cough and primary cases
of consumption are cured by DIR. Strickland's Mel
Iifuous Cough BalsAm. IL can be be had at any
Druggists. ~
BENTON 4 DUNaAM, Agents, Cleveland, o.
m6:R6
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DAILY LEADER.
/ SATURDAY, JUNE %, 1866.
RW XpVERTIsEMENTs.

Academy of MusIo-Benedt of Fire Co. No. l.
Jevett & Goodman-Cabinet Organs.
@. H~arper-Boardsrs Wanted.
Cobb, Andrews 4 co.-Ink for Sale.
B. s. Gresn-SomethiDg New.
Bible society-Local Notice.
DR.. Dutcher-Lightning Fly-Killer.
J.B. Hocke-BoiIer for Sale.
CLARK shurmsr 4 Co.-0l WORKS
o~ntbvate shurmer & Co.-DIssoIution-
Stone l. Co.-Picture Frames.
A. W. Slade-Lost.
L. ". F~ord-Empire Mining Co.
Stevens, Boyden 4 Co-Prize Concert.
Trusoett L highlands Local Notices.
soEOdont-LOosl Notice.
MouId 4 N~umsen-Firs Works.
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NOTICES,

Irresponsible COunterfeifers.-OnO Of
the most seriOu. annOyAnoes which the prOPne-
tors Of an article in unusual demand have toen-
counter is the piratieAI imitation Of It BY parties
equally uDscrupulous and irresponsible II an
Individual or q firm with msaIs engages In this ne
I sFious business, the damages awarded BY a court
Of Justice for the oaense are collectsble, and 1t is
some satisfaction to the party Wronged that the
wTonger is made to suffer but In most cases the
pirates are men Of sta who cannot respond in dol
lars TO the laws award.
HOsTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs being q
Standard Tonic, marketable everywhere. and rep
resenting the value fixed to it as accurately as a
National Bank bill represents ths amount express
ed on its face, has been extensively counterfeiled
aud simulated. The proprietors have spent many
thousand dollars in haHaHg up and huatiag doO- ir-
responsible individuals and 1TmI who have given
their minds to this dirty work. These parties
some OF them, at least-havs q way Of changing
their base, though they never change their bas=-
ness. When an injunction Is laid upon them In
one part Of the country they sometimes Eva
moose to anotl CT, aud try the trick again. In
some cases it is necessary to kill them two or three
lines over. Perhaps the best thing that can be
done under these circumstances is to "Iay az IN
Junction upon sill who use the Bitters to buy only
Of dealers whom they can trust. In every city,
town aud village OF the United States and British
America this famous tonic, Alternative and pro-
tective medicine may be procured Of reliable men
ofbusiuess. jels
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II you lave been in the habit Of buying
poor Hoop Skirts, go to the West Side Store
and get one made from watch spring steel
that will last you two years. .
GEETLEMEs's WATCH CHAIEs-Of latest
pattern, for sale at Burt Il Dare's, 40 supe-
rior street. Jel9
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M
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

-
John A. EIlsisr Manager r. D. essry g. Trs.ersr.
Err.f FEI "aT
PRIoE3 or ADNIseI0s.-Dresr Circle and Par
gazette, 60 eents deserved Seats TO Dress Urea, u
cents Family Circle 60 CENTS; Gallery, Is osnts;
Private BOEss, IS and 50; Single Seats In Private
Boxes, Si,OO.
Doors open 1t Too. 4OartGia rises 1t T:f5.
COlored persona will, nnder no circumstance, Be
permitted to occupy seats many other PORTION OF
tn house, save the GallerT- Admission IS cents.
-.f- BENEFIT Oh
Steam ire Company No. 1,
Upon which occasion Is offered Que OF The best
bills of the season.
TIE Firemen win present q Silver Goblet to the
persDn selling the greatest number Of tickets.
This SATURDAY. EVENING, June 23d, 1866,
will be presented the 3 act Drama Of the
FIREMAN AND THE HEIRESs.
To conclude with the splendid Comedy or
PEGGY GREEN.
B6- Monday evening Beuest Of Mrs. EFIIE
upon which octasion the faYorits
Comedian, Mr.. JAMES LRWIS, has volunteered
his vain able service. : -lr a1l
N-- Eaa f-rrrI
In preparation sssa Of Ice,,i and oar Mu-
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LADIEs-If you want to see a full supply
of "feet covering" for the young, from the
Misses Dancing Slippers to the Patent
Leathers of Young America, go to
SNIrH. Dom & Co.'S.
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For sale by Cobb, Andrews & Co.

The MORMON PROPHET AND HIS HAREK-By
Mrs. C. V. Waite. Cambridge. Riverside
Press. 1866.
We have lust received a volume with the
above title from Hurd & Houghton, agents.
It contains the fullest and most accurate in
formation in regard to social and political
status ofthe Mormons ct made public. The
author gives the conclusions arrived at,
during a life of two years in the midst of
the workings of the complicated and in
eongruous system of social and political
machinery in Salt Lake City, and her ex-
periences arc worthy of public cOnsidera-
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pittsburgh Petroleum aarksI.
Especial to cleveland Daily L..psa.I

TSFNII NI000I"HuD aIIy LGaVAa-T
PIrTsBURsH, June 2f-7:15 P. NJ
The oil market is frmer. Crude receipts 100
bbls. Sales 5000 bbls bulk at I3A9I3Le; 1000
bbls light to arrive at he sales on wharf, inelud-
ing packages, at ls3zc. Refined sales $500 barrels,
all for Philadelphia, at Csc for Immediate delivery,
4312e for July, 45c for October aud EoEembsE.-
Free dull no demand.
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A RUxoR.-1t is irumored that James
Lewis, a favOrite with Cleveland theatre
goers, will play q short engagement at the
Academy of Music soon. We sincerely
hope the rumor may PROVE well founded.
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For sale by Cobb, Andrews $50.

PICTURES OF COUNTRY LIFE-By Alice Carey.
New York. Hurd L HoughtOn. 1866.
This volume contains ten of the choicest
of Alice Carey's sketches. Her pictures Of
country life have a real rural look and the
characters are always pleasing and often
powerfully drawn.
For sale by Cobb, Andrews & Co.
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SPrRIruAL MEETrSGE-Leo Miller will
close his present engagement at Temper
ance Hall tomorrow, Sunday speaking
morning and evening at the usual hours.
Subjects: LIST, i"Immortality End,
HAncient and Modern ~spiritualism Com
pzred.p L-a-.Allt. 1.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
OUR MIONIGHr MARKER REPORr
Especial Dispatch tn Western Associated Prsss.l
NEW YoRE June q.

Especial Dispatch Ia Western Associated Prsss.l
NEW YoRE. june q !
MONEY. I-. la
The money market continues id the same easy
position as Tor some time 2 Ist, 5 per cent on Gov
ernments. The discount market IS dull and prime
paper passes at 595H per cent. The market for
Sterling Exchange IS quiet and the quotations are
merely nominal. There was q general feeling Of
depression on the Produce Exchange to-day and
visions.
The Gold Market was q little stronger towards
the close aud rallied to l4e1s9I49%- z
e-OvERsAENTs.
Government Securities we're dull and steady this
afternoon. Ths following were she closing prices
QUOTATIONS..
At the second regular and last open Boards there
was a little more animation on Erie, but the bal
ance OF the market was dull and without any other
feature to note. There is some talk on the street
Of Erie being scarce tomorrow and the bears being
compelled TO cover their outstanding contracts at
higher prices. At the afternoon Board United
States were steady and in demand, but the other
petroleum shares were quiet. -
DRY GOODS.
The market to-day was firm and steady.
QUOTATIONS..
Brown sheetiugs-Pacifc 2s; Amoskeag AIS, do
B "a; Appleton A 24%; Atlantic A 20; Auhusta p;
Great Falls NJ q, do ) lOA.
bleached Sheetings and shirtingsEHarrts No.
80, do ~; Hope %; James 20; Langdon IS; Ions
dale "a.
Stripes -Amoskeag %; Eagle Isl Harvester &c;
Unionyiile Is.
Drills-Broyn AmOskeag 25i Boot Mills q;
Globe q; Stark Y 20
Denims1ArlingtoD B 2I<; AmOsketz seq; Bos-
ton Brown 20; Chester C2B; Farmers 20; Hay
maker37.
Blue checks-Cedarg roye22, Hibernia 20; Werk-
ingRan 80 Eagle 621zi Farmers and Meehrnies
30; RiehmOnd5 50. $50 la& N
Prihfs@AIIens IS; American 1890; hamilton
%; Pacific 2992l.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-23

VIenANr FIRE CoNPANr.-The vigilant
Fire Company Of PILLS delphis is to arrive
here this morning at nine O'Clock. There
are about forty members who have been
making an extended tour through the west
ern cities Unfortunately the company
only stop here for breakfast and 70 On by
the eastern train.