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FOB SALE.

The undersigned oHar for sale their Rolling Nil
and Hinge Factory, situated J . miles below Plsfs-
burEh, on the Ohio river, adjoining the Pittsburgh
Forge aud Iron Companys Works, and a short dis
t8nce below the Superior Rail Mil and Manchest-r
Works, and can be reached bv accom-
notation trains on the Pittsburgh. Fort WAYNE 3
Chicago Railroad Company, and Manchester street
cars. The mill C0mDrisUs e boiling furnaces, 7 scrap
furnace and o heating furnaces, patent s]queezer,
muck miu, sheet mill. l5-inch bar mill and S-iGch
guard mill, ; boilers, one 26-inch cylinder engine. :
feet EtrCke, entirely new, Of superior workmanship,
made by Messrs. Macintosh, HenpLili & Co, one
lJ-inch cylinder engine, rev. for running S-inch
mil, shears, lathes, etc, etc, all in complete running
order
Hinge Factory for manufacturing strap and T
hinges. now ia successful operation, with a good trade
demsnd for entire product, capacity Of which can be
doutls1 at smnu eNrense- In connection with the
Hing Factory is n c0molets machine shop with EN-
i0e, lsthez, planer, drill pres, etc etc, In addi-
tiOn there are tWenty-eight dwelling houses for
hands, and one house Tor manager.
Real estate comprises eight acres Of ground, ex-
tending from p, Fit. W. @. 4. z. track 10 the
Ohio river, with n river front OF 326 feet. a switch
from the P. r. ". & g.. r. L. extends 20 the mill:
this, with the river, affords u-surpassed facilities for
recrivizC coal anu metal, and chipping product.
This property being conveniently located, ard
everything about il but 4 short tins in use, and in
perfect running order, is well worthy the attention
q Parties wishing to engage in the iron BUSINESS.
Tor furFs.r r,r-5-,ra-z s,,,7-..F
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Just received by Schif Elsoffer & Co, 100
Superior street, Opposite the Weddel
House,) e large assortment in new styles of
ladies dress buttons, belt buckles, breast
pins, hair nets, &c, which they offer to the
trade at New York wholesale prices. jy3O.
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MANIFEsTs y PERMITS FOR VESSELS
The attention Of vessel owners and vessel
masters is called to the following section of
a law of Congress, passed at its last session /:
Ind be II further Enacted, That no goods,
wares, or merchandise, taken from any
port or place in the Unitod States, on the
Northern, Northeastern, or Northwestern
frontiers thereof, to q port or place in an
other collection District of the United
States or said frontiers, in any ship or YES
sci, shall be unladen or delivered from
such ship or vessel within the United States
but in open day-that is to say, between
the rising and setting of the sun-except
by special license from the Collector or
other principal officers of the the port,
for the purpose nor at any time, without
a permit from such Collector, or other prin-
cipal officer, for such unloading and de-
livery. And the owner and owners OF
every such vessel, when master or mana
ger shall neglect to comply with the pro-
visions of this section, shall forfeit and pay
to the United States, a sum not less than
one hundred nor more than five hundred
dollars; provided, that, the Secretary of
Treasury be and he is hereby authorized,
from time TO time, to make such regulations
as to him shall seem necessary and expedi-
ent for unloading at and clearance from
port or place or said frontiers, of ships or
vessels at sight"
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MEDIcATED ISHALArIoN.-Dr. Ramsay,
whose practice is exclusively confined TO
Throat and Lung difficulties, has removed
to I02 Prospect street.
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DIED.

LITTLE-0n the sth inst, Mrs. Lyman Little,
aged 81 years.
Funeral from her late residence No. 25 Euclid
avenue, Friday morning, at 10 O'Clock. Friends
Of the FAMILY are invited to attend.
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MARRIED.

MEARS-MEARS-On tn, evening of the 9TH,
At the residence Of the bride 5 fathsr, by Rev. j..
H Rylancs, MI l.. Byron Msari and Miss May
A, only daughter Of T. Y MeArs, of this city.
| No cards
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PYLE's o. X. SoAP.-The best in use, for
laundry, bath, and toilet. Each pound will
also make three gallons of good soft soap
costing five cents per gallon. Sold by
Groce-s everywhere.
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The thing for Summer Complaint is DR..
Keeler's Cholera preventive, for sale at J.
J. Vogt & Co.'S, 30 South Side Monumental
Square. Office hours, IL A. NJ. to . P. NJ,
at the same place for prescribing.
au09.y69
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To become e good telegraph operator 60
to Bryant, StrattOn 4 PERKINS, Business Col
legs. Mr.. Eckman, the teacher, has had
ten years actual experience, and knows how
TO teach.
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The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
under date of July SOth, issued a circula,
containing regulations concerning the tai
on tobacco, snuff and cigars. Wemake tn,
following extracts, for the benefit Of oul
manufacturers and dealers:
l. By the act of July 18th, 1866, the fol.
lowing rates Of tax are imposed on manu-
featured tobacco, cigars, cigarettes, cheroots,
and snuff, to-wit:
On c~avendish, plug, twist, fine cut
chewing tobaceO,and all other kinds
OF manufactured tobacco, not else
where enumerated, per pound=.....4O cts.
On fine cut shorts, per pound-.--...SO cts.
On tobacco twisted by hand, or re-
duced from leaf into a condition to
be consumed, without the use of any
machine or instrUment,and without
being pressed, sweetened or other
wise prepared, per pound.-.---.-3O cts.
On smoking tobacco, sweetened,s stem
med, or butted, per pound-.--..-.4O cts.
On all other kinds of smoking tobacco.
and limitations, including that made
Of stems, per pOund.-.-~-....-I5 els.
On snuff Of ell descriptions, manufae-
tured Of tobacco, or any substitute
for tobacco, when prepared for use.
per pound cts
On cigars, cigarettes and cherUots,
however made or known, the mar
ket value of which is not over eight
dollars per thousand, per thousand. 50 90
On cigars, cigarettes, cherOots, etc.
the market value of which is over
eight dollars and not over twelve
dollars per thousand, per thousand. s. 90
On cigars, cigarettes, cherOots, etc,
the market value of which is over
twelve dollars per thousand, per
81 90
And, i'll addition thereto, an ad valorem
tax Of twenty per cent. upon the market
value thereof.
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CoNMENcED.-The erection of the scatfold
for the execution of Mcconnell was begun
yesterday afternoon. It will be in the
northeast corner of the Jail, where Hughes
was hung.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Be on the Alert /! Danger is at land.

Be on the Alert ! Danger Is at Hand
This has been a sickly season. The medical fac.
uity prophesy evil in the future. They think pes
thence is on the wing for America. Suppose this
to be true. what is the best defense against it ,
BEDOUBLED NERVOUS vIGOR This is the
only protection against PANIC, as well as against
the PRINCIPLE OF INJECTION. Why do not
those VIII predict the epidemic propose an ade-
quate preventive? There IS one; a tonic, nerviue
and Alternative, competent to shield the system
against the subtle elements Of disease, whether
they float hither on the winds from distant lands,
or rise like vapor from our own soil, or are incOr-
porated with the universal fluid. This ONEPRE-
YENTIvE, Of which there is no duplicate among
the compounds either of the Old World or the
New, is
HOSTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs.
Remember that it is a specific for all the COM
plants which lay the system opsn to visitations
of deadly epidemics. If you are dyspsctic. it re-
the vigor of your digestive powers, gives you
appetite, and restores yoar cheerfulness. If You
are nervous, it invig-rates every fibre of your ner-
yous system, from the base of the brain, where it
begins, to the extremities, where it terminates.
If you are bilious, it disciplines your unruIy liver
and brings the action of that organ into harmony
with the laws of health. 1t is, il short, an ipvig-
GRANT and Alternative so powerful that Nature, with
Hostetter's Bitters for her alley, may bid defiance
alike to native malaria and foreign infection. If
this enemy we hear Of, this disease which is--desO-
lating Europe, is really bound hitberward, it be-
hO0ves the PRUDENT To PUT on THEIR ARHOR, to
clothe themselves with invplnerability as far as
human means will permit, by preparing the sys-
tenn for resistance with this pure vegetable anti
dote. aug6
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hoNEY-Easy at 3@5 par cent. for call loans.
sTERLIRG E1sHANGE-Dul at IO7%GlOS.
14S1S.
Total exports of specie to-day sG5O,OOO.
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WEsr sIDs CIRcLE.-Papworth's band will
play on The West Side Circle on Friday
night.
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yin. z. PBEsToE.
tEssssHshsl December, ISL
hjeerseG 4 ArVav Z NAVY ,lesm syRps.

N@ala9Ashe1 Deds-aIcrt ae&J
hleeEsee . Array 3 HEyy ClaEm Agent,
OFFJGE no. l LYMAErB BLOOK.
Near Cocrt House on Public Square, Cleveland, o,
THE NEW BOUNTY LAW has ussssd both
Houses OF Congress and rs NOW A LAW.
10 The additional 8Jurties collected promptly
ana on Reasonable terms. Application may be
made as above.
Ne collect Pensions, Increased Pensions, Boun-
~ BACK Pay Pine soksy and all ether War
Land Warrants boEght end SOLD also College
Scrip.
~ Our Special Agent, resident st Washington
D. C., gives persona: attention to ALL claims dIed
BY US.
German Languass scofsu. aueo.R17
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BuhaIo Market-Ang. s.

FLoUR-S4Ies of extra state at ss,75d9 Is
western spring at S4,5O@lc,5O-
WHEAT-Held No. I Milwaukee at 81. : 50
Conditioning sales OF 10000 bushels at Ga
67c14 for No 2; CSC for No. l, including 500 bush
els No. at 6s%c. Afternoon sales OF q, 400 bush
el- at $500.
damaged ehichsgO 27K92s; good Chicago at 3Fl
g35c.
BARLEY-Eominal.
RYE-NOminaI.
~PORK-Sales at $3.50.
LARD-Sales at 2I@2l%c.
WHIsKY-NOminal.
CANAL FREIGrs-To New York Wheat Ice:
corn l3ei oats &c; staTts S3,75 per ton and tolls.
To Albany: Wheat l4c; corn lie; oats nc.
REcEIPTs-flOur 2296 bbls; corn 6. ga bgsbels.
oats 81 ,OC0 bushels.
CANAL ExPoRIs-wheat 2I,3lO bpsb; corn
l36,97G; oats b6,2sOi rye T,ls5.
Milwaukee Market-Aug. s.
BREADsTUFFs-Decliug tendency.
WHEAT-Unsettled. sales at 81, goal, 81.
CORN-Steady Sales at sc.
OATs-Firm. Sales at BIC.
REcEIPTs-FlOur 80 bbls; wheat Is. goo bush
sH!PMEST-Flour 5000 bblsi wheat 5000 bush;
oats 5000 bush.
Rose 4 Prenfiss' Provision Markai
Report
HAHs-Sugar cured canVassed \ p "a
acknowledgements Csnvsssed q n, l5
DRIED BEEF-Sugar-cHred CanYassed Il n
BAcoN-0r Smoked Sides y fb--m. Is
Lsafksttle-rnd'din bbls or tres 2OL
" Prime Leafksttle -rnd'din kegs q a.. Fl
PORK-Eo. l mess v Dbl $50 90
61tre eisar , "a 90
Light 80 so
Eg-Eo charge made for packages or eart.zs
All articles are warranted strictly prime. Order
promptly filed.
BosE & PRENTIss.
Nos. l42, ia aud 146 Ontario strest.
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For ToLEDO.-The Arctic, Capt. Pratt,
leaves for Toledo this evening from the n.
Y. C.. dock.
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REMsyAL.-Dr. Ramsay has removed his
Office to his residence, 100 Prospect street.
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A Remedy for the PfIes.-It is q blessing
to the suffering to know that we have an ~efectual
cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. J. P.
HAzarde, Of 1ei Second street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
takes great pleasure in informing all who are suf-
fering with piles, that he used a small quantity Of
DR.. StTickland's Pile Remedy, and it effected a per-
manent cure. This seems 10 be the case with all
who make use Of this splendid PREPARATION 1t is
manufactured at No. c East Fourth street, Cincin
natl, Ohio, and soldby all Druggists.
Benton a Durham, Cleveland, o. mvs:R5
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FoR BUFFALO.-The noon boat for Buffalo
to-day is the Pacific, leaving Bucks dock.
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No. 1O2 PROSPECT STREET.-Dr. Ramsay,
Physician for Bronchial and Pulmonary
Affections.
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WASTED.-A boy l6 or Il years Of age to
feed a cylinder press. Apply at Leader
Counting Room.
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DEASE'S HAIR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

l. Hair from falling OF; restores Gray HAir to
its original celor, and is 2 superior dressing. For
sale BY OHUECHILL 4 BR0THER,
mASlh Leg Ontario street,
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CoMPLETED.-Depot Hill is now repaired
and in complete, smooth and good order.
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LOCAL EGgICES.

DR.. Ramsey has removed his Office to his
residence, lO2 Prospect street.
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Market very quiet.

The following were the quotations reported 8.
the Dry Goods Exchange, jObber's prices.
Prints-Amoskeag II; COeheco 20; Empire 12Z;
Garner / Co. 20.
sheeting and Shifting Bleachad-Canoe IA; Co
lumbia A 10; James 25H; Lousdale 30; ManyiIle
Co. "A; MasouYille 80
Brown Dr!ls-ROos Mis- 25; Glebe %; Stark
Mills u.
Denins-AmOskeag 80; Boston Brown 80; Mas
sachusettS, IS.
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RRoIswKR.
DEPARTURES.


R8- Citizens Wishing conveyance to either OF ths
Ac0Ye Trains or BOsts, win be called for by Cosetss
OF Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
az the Omnibus Of3cs, leo Superior street, o.
posite the Wetdel house. mATI5
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Window Shades, Cornices and Curtains
in great variety, at Beckwith & Sterling's.
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DAILY LEADER
THURSDAY, AUGUST ., 1866.

81 FOR evening EditiQn News
see inside.
zr For EEOrnIng Edition News
see outside.
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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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The stock market at the last open Board was a
little of from the highest point Of the day, but
there was no pressure 10 sell. There has been q
general increase in the volume Of business to-day,
with an upward movement in prices. The "Bulr'
interest is in the ascendant once more, and quota
lions are favorable to a further Improvement in
values. The ease in money enables the spscula-
tors to carry stock without any difficulty, and
hence there are no large blocks Offering.
DRY GOODs-
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LADIES SWISS WATcuEs.-A few of very
fine quality, at 40 Superior street. jylS
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GOLD PESs.-A fine assortment of oblique
and commercial pens and cases, at 40 Su-
periOr street. Gy1S) BURT & DARE.
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RExOvAL.-Dr. Ramsay has removed his
Office to his residence, lO2 Prospect street.
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C. J.. Keller, NJ. D., Eclectic Physician
Particular attention given to disease of
women and children. All Chronic diseases
successfully treated. Office hours from IL
A. NJ. to ? P. n, at 30 South Side of Monu-
mental Square. Residence East Cleveland.
aug2:S62
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

Arrivals az tne Episcopal Hotels E0=
the lnsS TWenty-ESur EEours.
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wooden Ware-The market is STEADY and
firm at the blowing prices.
Mides-Without dee.ded ehange. We anote /.
Leathersteadr - an Nc 49,.

Beans-ouiet. Prime white held at s1,5Oa
LIS.
lake F~tss-Firm and unchanged. Whitsdsh
1915; ; Piokerelr sS,Oe@s.25; Trout S7,OOa7,5s:
Bass $500 Herring, A.Oo94.GO. all for half
barrel.
~TEiiOg-Steady and quiet at lie for city and
country rendered.
Feathe=s-steady and firm at $4,000 for
prime live geese.
HoPs-Firm. Held at a range of 45a7Oo for
New York, Michigan and Ohio.
HaIa-Bsrley Malt stesty at 81, 4O@1,sO ? bu,
the outside price for prime No. 1 { Canada.
Pissser-PowelI's land plaster firm ct So, 90
> ton at Mil. osioinsd $500 3 Dbl.
White LiIne-In good demand at s1,75 per
Dbl for Cleveland and Fremont.
waite LAs1e-In fair demand and firm At
So, 90 for Akron and Oswego.
saIt-+irm at $3.50 for Fine, 1886 for Coarse
and Ground Solar.
Ale and POrter-Ws quote as follows: Pres.
snt Use xxAIe $1,000 Stock SIS, OOS14,OO; Ken
nett $780, Pale Cream 81 90; Porter Sl2, OO0
400.
GrindstORes-we quote as follows:
Berea, small size, per 90
Berea, large size, for machine shOps---.-..- 20 90
Black River, large, .....---. 20 90
Independence, large .-....--.. Is 90
~GIasS-stsaiy and firm. The following are the
list prices per box Of 90 feet, less Is per cent, for
large lots
First quality, rs
Second " Z" s 40 :
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6. Il. BARBER,
TNCREASkD PEAsIONs AM ADDi-

AA3 ADDi-
IlONAh BOuNsiESf 10 Soldiers, Sailors and
their Widows, Children and Parents
$50 L W. Just passed and approved.
"a soto Sl'G additional BOnnty, and g to
Sl7 per month inc ea=esi Pension.
HR- Otter IN commission March Sd lsf5 and
discharged after April oh, 1855, arc entitled 10
three months extra pay proper. All proper
Gains against the Government prosecuted
ASSISTANT in Washington.
no Send in youf discharges, os- fi6cstes Of Per-
sion, and other proper vOncbers ans proofs.
viii send ciieul,r, giving full nfOrmAtion and
prepare the necessary p pers 10 SECURE the lain.
d. " GAGE, Claim Agent,
augl No. l. CaEe's Block. ClrveI.rd q
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MUSICAL
BANKERS.

VERY FINE POCK.T UUTLKgF-At
greatly reduced prices At OOWLKs',
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CITY NEWS
Pure Silver ware in great variety at
SYLVESTER HoGAN's 237 Superior st

Diamond Jewelry of Exquisite designs
and Unique styles, at
SYLVESTER HoeAN's, 237 Superior-st.
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LINDSAY, OWENS & sEMPLF,
WAWTED--AcENT

E9R SASE-OrL-& fns loto OF Petroleum Bzrn.
7 tnT al. 81 the Factory q w. ;. GUILD. or Coz
araF We aa-cEs -
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MISCELLANEOUS.
RMLARDs! BILLIARpsM RILLI.

NEW EL1UR-C. ANDREWS. corn.r Of On
~ tario and Prospect streets. las Just received loo
barrels Of the celebrated -, Louis Flour, made from
The bFst selected white wheat. ang-.stO
pILBIARDS! BILLLARDS!t BILL
II AEDSlLI would call the attention 81 huysrz
70 my new improved PATENT COMBfNATTON-
CUSHlOES AND TABLES, which cannot b. sur-
passed by any others in the world for elasticity. cor
~nectness OF angles, and durability, which ] saI At
reasonable prices, with 3 fine stock OF Cloths. Balls.
Cues, and everything connected with the trade
Orders hy mail ATTENDED to at my factory, ls6 Fulton
street, Rev York Oity. W. H.. GRIFFITH.
J~une5;246
DknEITABLE EMPLOYMENT FOR
L SOhMkk AND FALL-The ADDRESS Of school
teachers- students, clergymen, disabled enIdierg aud
9thers. wanted. Business light and pleasant. Ad-
Dress D. = GhEtN la Superior street. Cleveland.
o, Room 4, uo stairs jye:S56
GS0 0Hn. MONEY ADVANCED
&CO.OOO n ErnIs 70 suit-at ne Oh stand
tnd Vau-SnoVn WsGkER'S LOAN OFFICE
o. Securities O. every hind, viz Cold and Silver
Nstches, Oismoada, silver Ware, gevelry, GuaE
Pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods. Pianos, hIeIodeeps. aHd
Al P2faonal Property and articles ofvslue. on the mo-.
sn;,slsciorT teTTDa. Business strictly prlvste. ~
tabasaed ISL, n IA variety Of uuredsored
Hatches.JeUoirT Guns, ETC. for sale ct hnrcNir-
,~Olce-oorGero q Water AID Superior e;terts ove-
IsENH EPseHotto's CcttiER Store.
80 Y . EW WsGgEE
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GlsEelana Rholesale MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, EVENING, August S, 1865.
FTeiE5Ts-Ths following are the rates by Lake
(stcaml and Rail from this port to New York and
Boston:
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NVNELNIENI oEILLIIIEN
The business in Government secuI itiks has been
heavy during the day, and there vas a further adj
vance in prices towards the close The demand
has run chiefly on 1881 coupons aGd 5-2O's Of 90
and rs.
The following arc the closing quotations /:
Coupons 1881, lG9A91lO; FIYe-twenties cou-
pOns sold ltG5z@lObI for 1865 l061s9IO6L for
1854 and 1855 1O-4O coupons 99A9ySH 7-3Os
lO4A9l0I5s.
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= ANlA AhNEA 81 RL 49, .r.N - 49,
beautifully located on high ground Oyerlsokiug tht
lake and CITY; location not surpassed ia vicinity ol
Cievel-nl; first class soil for grapes and small fruits.
Inquire at p Pearl or IL Jay-st. aucs:St0
MACHINERY FOR SALE-For sale, tire,
VI neu surface Planers-one second hand one smEu
Pianer aud Mstcher, neW.one Scroll saw, two shap-
ing Nachinez. ouc Staye Machine Srokc and .rouse
Laibes. 4 Seneoa-st., ANDREW PARKER.
auE6=ES
CTEAM PUHP.-FOr sale four Earles steam
- Pumps. The best Steam Pump in use Tor boat,
and rsilrnad stations. can be seen IN operation a
Sene-a-st.. ANDREW PARKED aug635
TOH sALB-HOUSE AND LOT-No- IS Gar
T deu-su. House contains seven rooms aud sum
mer kitchen lot 3Jxlij feet. Inquire at 19S Supe'
rior-st., sec0pd floor. augo-3o
E0R ~SALF-Shinsle, Staye and Barrel Alachin
Il cry. comprising Single Mills, Heading Mills
Heading FOUNDERS and Plaurrs, Heading Jointsrs
Shinrle and Stave Jointers, Equalizinr and Cut OF
Saws, &C, &C. All new. Or cur own make AMI
warranted.
FULLER d FORD,
: and IS4 NadfsOn-St.,
Rnci.5s6 CHICAGO, III,
FULLER d FORD,
pOLLING MILL

IS2 and > N~adisOn-St.,
anei.5;6 CHICAGO, III,
POLLING MILL
FOR SALE
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09

The letter Of the Now York bankers and meT-
chants 70 the Secretary Of the Treasury is uni
versally condemned in hnaucal circles, and the
principles contained their are Regarded as false
and detrimental 10 the public c edit. II is gensr-
ally regarded as a great piece Of impudeHce, as
tho price Of gold.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09

The gold market closed firmly at Ils7s. Tho
speculation and custom demand has been more &C
tive to-day.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09

LOST.

nOARDTNG-Four single gentlemen can ~
ID pleasant rooms, with board, by apniyins as
Chestnut street
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09

81 90
And, i'll addition thereto, an ad valorem
tax Of twenty per cent. upon the market
value thereof.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-09

George G. washburn, Elyria, Lorain Co.