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Editors Cleueldnd Ledder:12
An article in this mornings LEADER
headed @Detroit Street, West Side, calls for
an answer. I agree with the writer that
the one mile in the corporation limits of tho
city of Cleveland, of what was the Rock
port Plank Road, is in q most horrible con-
dition, and should be put in immediate re-
pair-but you state that the compagy sold
the road to the city; which is not correct.
The city appropriated the road by ajury of
twelve men, which they were bound to DO
according to law, and the law obliges them
to keep the road in the same repair as the
charter of the R~ockport road company calls
for. In regard to the tolls, tho company do
not at present, nor have they taken within
thirty per cent. of the amount that their
charter permits. The schedule of tolls was
established ten years ago, when plank and
labor was one hundred per cent or more
cheaper than at present, and the company
do not wish to avail themselves of the ad-
ditioual thirty per cent. until obliged to dc
so by the necessity to sustain the road.
A DIREoToE.
NIL -.zt 81 1See
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MARINE NEWS.
o r OF CLEVELAND.

EhFERED-----~--AUsCsF 2.
stmr Morning Star, Yiger Detroit
Prop Clean, Brown, Dunkirk
Prop Arctic, Pratt, Toledo
Prop OwegO, Hewitt, Buffalo
Prop Michigan. RiPsOn. Toledo
Prop Badger State, GethaTd, BaGalo
Prop Atlantic, Wetmore, Buffalo
Prop ElmiTa, Shorn, Bnakitk
Sebr AmarBnth, Hastings. Essanala a, iron ere
s hr Russian, Clement, Toied1
sohr Telegraph, Alien, Milwaukee. IL 80 Llshels
wheat
sehr u Stalker, Stalker, Rseanaba, iron ore
Seow Rescue, Porter, MaTbltha Il
Scow Nellie, Fargher, Gibraltar
CLEAEED-
stmr City o. Cleveland, Mckay, Dztc,it
Prop Olean, Br.Wg, Toledo
Prop Arctic, Pratt, Buffalo
Prop Meteor, Wilson. OntOlagUa
Prop Owego, Hewitt, Toll do
Prop Tioga. Siason, Duakirk
Prop Atlantic, NetmaFe, Toi5do
Prep EImira, Thorn, Toledo
Prop Badger State. Gebhard, Ihicazo
Prop Michigan, Ripson, Ogdensburrh
Prop Ella Burrows, Burrows, New Glasgow
Sehr Russia, clement, Chicae5. eoai
Schr b Parsons. Al rrh. Rlc.Ha. coal
sehr VIM EsJnOr IO@er, Mar.ueifs, coal
Sehr ConIeiy. Honeywell, Buasio, coal aud csai III
schr Cape born, EysteT, Chiesee. cal
schr John kae, Hughes, Bsniiien, ecai
SehF Jura, Frink, Marquette
schr Darien, Marsiiiytt, Buaalo, esoi aud ir Il ore
Scow Rescue, Porter, Aatbis heal
Barge Experiment, Waters, Pigeon River
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Brooklyn, August I'd, 1866.

CONFIDENCE CANE THwARTED.-It seems
that confidence scamp5 are not always sue
~cessful, for the Akron Beacon says that j.
T. Sumner, Esq, of Middlebury, being de-
tanned at the depot in Cleveland an hour or
two the other day, formed tho acquaintance
of a very gentlemanly stranger who invited
him to take a walk over to the new depot.
After walking about forsome time they took
a seat in the shade ct the east side Of the
depot, soon after which they were Joined by
another gentlemanly stranger-an acquain-
lance of the former-to whom Mr.. S. was
duly introduced. Stranger No. I was owing
a small sum to Stranger No. 2, and rendered
a 500 bill in payment, which No. 2 could
not change. Mr.. S. was hen asked to
change it but declined, and No. then want
ed to borrow enough to pay his little indebt-
ness TO No. 2, leaving the 500 bill with him
as security, but the old gentleman was not
to be caught so easily, and finding what
company he was in, he bid his newly
formed and gentlemanly acquaintances good
bye, and returned to the depot. Sumner
reads the papers.
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MARKETS 81 TELEGRAPa.
our MIDNIaHr MARasr EEPoEE

.- "
Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press.I
EKE YoRK, August 2.
T MONEY.
The money market cootinaes abun6antIv sup
piled, and the demand is readily met at las per
cent on call, zith exceptional transactions at , FER
cent. The prime discounts range from "a to 81.
EXCHANGE.
The market for exchange is dull and declining.
Bankera' bills are quoted ct 10s@1osH.
GOLD.
The gold market closed at I4s. The two ex-
tremes Ofths dzy were H. and 49,. Gold was
loaned al l y per cent, but towards the close it
cOuld be borrowed hat.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Government securities were firm this afternoon
at the advance Of the morning, with a fair bn,i-
ness.
The following are the closing quotations
Coupens-Five-twenties go 1861 "a lu6L 10
40 coupons 90 q 99H; July 7-S0s, IO4A@lOl5S.
We understand that the Secretary of the Trea-
sury hss decided to stop the conversion Of the I. 80
notes into 5-2s ofls66, except for the notes falling
due on the 18th August, 1862.
RAILwAT STOCKS.
The stock market was hrm4r at the last open
board. with q fair demand for the leading stockz.
There was considerable activity in the long room,
and there was & further advance in the market.
Ohio certificates took a start upwards and sold at
295z.
The bonds issued by the Government in aid Of
the Pac1nc kallrOtd ere becomieg fayorites for
parties desiriOg a long Investment. AIessTs. Circo
& Son have negotiated sales OF 80, O2G Of tbs Union
Pacific Railroad, and 320, COO Of the Atchison a
Pixies Peak Branch. These bonds were taken by
two f%nrncial institutions.
PETROLEUM SHARES
At the afternoon board, were quiet and steady.
MINING AND PETRoLEuM STOCKS.
The mining stocks we're generally firm, with con
siderable activity in Downisville.
Petroleum stocks, at the second board, are giveh
as follows Bennehoff Ru., ~; 10. 10; DO. 765 +;
Pit Hole, 225; United States, 72J.
DRY GOODS.
The Dry Goods Exchange at the second market
was about the same as yesterday.
The following were ehe quotations reported at
the Dry Goods Exchange, jobber's prices
Blown Observation-Disclosures A. 24L; do. D..
2lH do. Z, 2 do. G, IN do Il 20 do. q, 20.
Augusta, 2t do. ~.
Sheetings aud ShirtinGs-Bleachod Bay Mills.
IS; BlacNstones z71a; Canoe, 1917 Co umbia A.,
10; Forest Dele, 81; Harris, No l, %; No. 2,
2i% Hills, 321&. ~
Prints-Amo4kesg, Is; Arnolds, II; Cochelo,
p Dunnels, 10; Empire, I2& Freemen, 16% I;
Garner & Co 2O% London mourning, IT..
~Drills-BroW AmOske,G e, "a BOoc Nils, % I;
gu be, p: Pepperell, %; stark, Il, %; Winthrop,
ls2 Dslaines Arlington, 42H.
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ToNsoRIAL.
LONG HUMAN HAIR.
FRESH

UTM. DAY HAS REMOVED TO IO2
w PUBLIC sQUARE.-MB. WILLIAM A
having Just arrived from Europe, would in
form the Ladies' and public generally, that hehas
now open for inspection the largest and most eom-
plete stock OF HUMAN HAIR GOODS ever offered
to them in Cleveland. Handsome Long Hair,
brought especially for the manufacturing Of
SWITCHES, BRAIDS, COIL HEAD DRESSES,
&c. Ladies will do well to examine this beautiful
Hair before purchasing elsewhere.
E.B.-Many very pretty Head Dresses brought
direct from Psriz-the very latest fashion-(neE
designs in Coils, Twists, rows, &c.) Any OF the
above Head Dresses, sill Of which can be made cut
fSwitehes and Draids without injury TO either.
Ez Ladies' Hair Dressing in all the latest en-,
most nrHvaiIing Rfviaa mar1S
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GENTS CLOTHING AND FURSIsHISG STORE
Our friend George E. Fairchild, Clothing
Merchant, 100 Monumental Square, has as
ISOLATED with himselfas a partner, Mr.. Ches-
ter X. Mix, formerly of the firm of Sanford,
Keys & Mix. By integrity, upright deal
ing and always keeping on hand a large
and varied supply of first class goods. on
reasonable terms, Mr.. Fairchild has made
his establishment one of the most prosper
Gus and popular stores for all manner of
Gents Furnishing Goods to be found in the
city. Mr.. Mix, whom he has taken into
partnership, is p young gentleman, well and
favorably known to the community as pos
sessed of superior business qualifications.
The new firm can justly boast of as fine =
selection of goods as can be found anywhere.
Goods are made to order on the shortest no
tice in the latest styles and tho best work
m~anship. Acomplete assortment Of boys
clothing is also kept. Call at 100 Public
Square.
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A VALUABLE DrREcroRr.-A United
States Express Directory and Shippers
Guide is now being published by Geo. ".
HAYES the well known publisher of the
Ohio State GGzetteer and other Western
State Directories. Mr.. C. H. Bass, the Cen
eral Agent, IS Low in the city at the We'd
dell House, and is busy procuring the ne
eessary information snd orders for this
new work, which when complete will con
tain the names of every express eompany's
Office in the United States with every post
Office, compiled BY counties.
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Fittsburga P~etrOIeun aarkcs.
Especial % 0svsIaad Danr L.,ers.I /.

p PTrrssUEGB, August 2-7I5 n.
The market opened with a good demand, aud
holders wanted an advance. Crude rseeip 400
bbls. Sales 1900 Ibis bulk at 1916; SOC bBls light
oil at l21S5; 1000 bSls, deliverable upon first rise
Of river, at lie.
Refined sales $50 bbls free al 52953954ci 100
bbls bonded, Philadelphia delivery september 18th
st 42c 500 bbls, Philadelphia December, at 45e-
Market closed rather heavy.
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MiIwauKee M~arkefAug. 2

WHEAr-DuI. ssles at 81 5ske.a aIa,.-Ed
CoRS-Sales at Sc.
aOATs-Ssles at 3914es WETnE u
REcEIPrs-Fl0ur 500 bbls; wheat $500 bush
corn 900 bush. oats 1000 bush.
sHIPMESTs-Flour 3 o bbls; wheat 81, 600 bush.
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RUSSELL USE.
FINANCIAL & CONMEggIAE.
TuuRsDAr Erns1ze, August ,, 1866.

THURSDAY EvESISe, August >, 1866.
The Gold market to-day was weaker, net
w~ithstanding the renortad scarcity and
large short" interestJAad lis
cIined 10 l47E, but subsequently recovered
a fraction, and closed at lis. The immedi-
ate cause of the downward tendency Of the
market is probably traeeable to an expected
advance in Five-twent;e5 in the English
markets, if indeed such advance Is not al
ready known 10 Wall street. In addition
to this, the effect of the late movements in
these securities has been quite marked upon
Foreign Exchange, causing a decline that
has placed sight bills 2@3 per cent. below
the gold shipping point, and in The event of
another advance in ) 2O's abroad, inviting
continued shipments, this effect win be in
creased. The coin demand of The market
is already limited chiefly to the payment
of customs duties, and the little spceula-
ton that exists seems to have only a very
partial Influence. The future price, how
ever, depends almost entirely upon the
course OF the English markets for U. S.
5-2O'e, and in the absence Of any informa-
ton as to the present status Of our seeuri-
ties abroad, conclusions are unsafe.
The New York market for government
securities to-day is reported as having been
quiet but toward the close there was an i'm
provement in some denominations. The
old F~ive-twenties advanced 2, it is supposed
upon adviees from London those of 1864
were Off while the decision of the Sec
rotary of the Treasury to coDfine the con-
version Of 7-sOs to The 5-2es ofls5j, gave an
upward turn to the latter, and they ad-
vanced !; 1905 were ! better; 7-$0s
steady. There seems to be no doubt that
great confidence is felt in Wall street that
Five twenties will reach higher figures in
the foreign markets, and operations are con
Quoted agreeable TO this expectation.
Prices of coin and g%aYernneuts in this
market closed as follows, the only essential
change in the latter from previous quota
lions being an advance Of y on 1905;
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OPTICAL.
"a. PkRLEY. a. raIiahla Gas

s. PkRLEY, tia reliable opsician, stn
q ooafinues 20 give universal satisfaction IN til
practice Of his profession, No. l83 Superior stree
Johnson HOUSE Binding. -
81 1t Is 20 the advantage OF all, whsn sodeii
cate 3 sense As that of sight is Concerned. / desl
With ons Of acknowledged skill, who makes no false
pretsRsioEs 5 slso a full assOttmszt Of Optical and
n~sthzmetioAl Instruzen- iulyl
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ERw ADVERTTsEmENTs

Ee,ton + ~Bigelow-LOcal Notice.
Dalley's Galvanic Horse SaiTe-LooaI Notice.
Bryant, Ssratton & Psrrin-Local Nohce.
T. Jones, ChairmIn-Uuion Co. Convention.
Academy OF MEsiO-Fskir OF Ava.
S. Hogan-DiamOnd JeNelry.
q. II. Bohisor-Buggies for Ssle.
n. (. Cdttenden-Ameriesn Watches.
Garrstson & Oo.-FGre Reduced to L. Superior,
10 Chestnut s;reet-Nurss Girl Wanted.
CuyahOga Couuty-Exaninatien of TeA ehers.
Goodman & Observation-Disclosures Notice.
Penn a Hosisrty-Grooeriss at Auction.
Peaa 4 MISUNDERSTANDING at Auction.
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ny. stOeR nnrket-an~ .

e~oyEsssEET s~Focks-ouiet and without ma
lIg- S. $50 coupons, of 1852 1885; do ofIss5,
S~ToCKs-Strong.
OHIO and Mississippi certificates 2gL; Cumber-
land Coal AZ; We-tern Union Tile. rsph 5JL;
Mariposa preferred 27A; New York Cenir.l 1ot52,
Erie $50 Hudson 1zIj Reading. 1IR; HIchicap
southern S4ss; illinois G Htral 1231s; Cleveland
sHd IPlttsbargh s.; Chicago and HOfthwestern
37K1 CO preferred G75S; Cleveland and Toledo
MS; Rock Island.l031z Z. Toledo, Wabash & western
S5 pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago 1857;
chicago aud Alton los; Milwaukee Andft. } AMI
preferred -.
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Good DaneLng Musie o. Roard
cLAgas ACCENTS.
TNCeEIsgD PFENi0Y, am ann.

NOHHAobU FFHtUN hUDI-
TlONAb BOUN fIES 10 Soldiers, sailors and
their widows, Children md Pzrsuts.
50 L wsiust passed and approved. ..
80 $50 to $50 a diti.nal so1nty, and = 70
Sl1 per month inc ea=ed Peu-iOI.
~ Oficers in commission har.h 81. 1866 and
discharged after April 9TH, 1865, are entitled 10
three months extra pay proper. All proper
Gains against the G~oTernGert presented
PROMPTLY and thoroughly, aided ~ a coIspsGout
ASSISTANT in Washisg on.
Ba Send in youi Discharges, &c ti5c.tes Of Pen
sioni and other proper VoueBers ra pr Of. Z
will send circular, gisiHg fail n-orm4fiun and
prepare the necessary p-Fers 10 secure the lain.
D W. Clam Agent. -
aUzT No II Cazese Rioek C.v.fl.T n
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Onicago marnet-Aug. ?.

FLoUR-DuIl. Sales at 50 so for spring extra.
WHEAT-Duli and deein d s95e. Sales at
H,39L,3 SIC for No. /.
~CoRs-Aetlvs and declined z9Ie. Sales at 55@
5GLc FIR No. 1; 54H955c for No. 2.
OlTs-Dull. Eales az 2C@27c for No. L 25e feI
Hol2.
HIGaWIyEs-Firm. isles At S2,23.
MISS PORK-S32.5 q.
FKKIGHrs-Active. Corn to Bufslo 7k@s,.
REoE1Prs-Flour 2e00 bbls. wheat 1900 In. /;
corn I45, 600 bu; 6.00beats Enn
sHIPkENTs-Flour 2,h6O bbis.: wheat 400 b l.;
corn IA, 600 bu.; eats 1900 bu.
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N. Z. HONEY Markef-Aue. >

MoSEY-Steady at Is per cent.
STIRLING ExsaANeE-Dul and Liver at I67%
@lOSH.
us. @
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oCALKoTECEs

SoLDIEas TAKE NoTIcE-D. W. Gage, at
No. l2 Case Block, is the proper man to
prosecute your claims. He has experience
in the business and is perfectly reliable and
responsible. See advertisement in another
column. aug2-340
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SALE CT WANPUN FUESAcE.-T. A. McClel-
land, Esq, by order of Samuel NJ. Kier,
Esq, receiver. on Wednesday sold Wampum
Furnace, situated near Homewood, on the
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail
road, to Samuel Kimberly, Esq, Of Sharon,
for $4,000 The property was bought by
Mr.. Kimberly for The Eagle Furnace Com
pany, the stockholders in which are resi-
dents of Cleveland, Youngstown and sha-
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BANK STREET PAyISa.-A petition to the
City Council for The grading Of Bank street
and paving it with Nicholson pavement,
was referred to the Board of City Improve
ments at the last Council meeting te be re-
ported on in one week.
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Cleveland Lamber Market.

EsEkszshaags, United States Treasury Notes, or
their equivalent. No discount on bills Of less
amount than fly dollars
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Pnr1T LERcEzr.-Pat Mccain yesterday
entered the domicil of William Palmer, on
Michigan street, and stole a coat. He was
seen jumping from the back window, and
was arrested with the coat in his possession.
The case will be heard this morning before
judge Abbey.
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~ ANrep--AcEM

GENTS WAzTRD-ro sell tha largest add
n best work On Agriculture ever published. 1t Is
u " Fermer1s LisEHrv.n compiete In one volume.
Cievltui. o.. iune5:?E-W
r go Ers--aAHE uiAECE o AaEgTa-
er wat. Cc-nlsfs N istory Of ta-
srsafEs TM 1fae, c7lenGidiY Illustrated, 1iHa
rres 81 4Ce E~rc-sits - Generals sud Rattle Scenes.
1aerN-- z,lr5e5 lcr1. ouFiete, authentic anu relia-
no HIF--rF ruhHsh@s. u Cousins reading fcstte=
Sc cor tgru,,- 2acrasr IGEES RRcH. co, GSS
"iHa- a.rrfr g. HfmriaUaff T-H-R -Tf ~
IA ANTEB-Canvasse-s 70 sell and put up Bar
~ toms fstsnt Song House Bell. Men are clear
lng from $40 70 SEQ per month. Send for circular.
q HATfks0k. Gen1 Agent. Grafton. q. ap6.ss2
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Now is the time to prepare for business.
Young men win consult their interests by
taking . thorough course of instruction at
Bryant, Stratton & Perrin's Commercial
College, Hsrrington's Block.
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OAR y GARDNER,
Police Clerk.

THE ExcuRsToS.-The excursion to Buffa-
10 and Niagara Falls, which will leave this
city Saturday evening at G o'clock, prom
ises to be a very line affair. We learn that
s considerable number of our best eitisens
will participate, together with quite a com
pany from Detroit. The weather promises
to beimost propitious. and We opine the ex-
eursion will be in every respect a success.
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$1,000 ReEard--The above reward viii be
given to any person who can furnish q presorip-
ton for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. strick-
lank's MelKauous Cough Balsan- This balsam
will cure the above complaints, also splitting Of
blood and night sweats. One bottle is sufficient
for any one to try. The worst cases Of ohrcniC
cough, asthma, whooping cough and primary cases
of consumption are cured by Or. Strickland's Mel
lhuops Cough Balssm. 1t can be be hsd st any
Druggists.
BENTON & DUNHAM, Agents, Cleveland, o.
me.Rb
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polling MILL


Tho UNDERSIGNED offer for sale their ReiliHg MI
Enf Hinge FACTORY. situztoi 2 2 miies beloN Pitts
hurgl- on 4he uhis riser, adjoining the FittsburEh
Foree aud fruu tompaay's works, and Q short DIS
taacs hslSW the Superior Rad A'it aug Maache'ter
Works. >nd can be reached ty accom-
notation trains On the Pittsburgh Fort wayne a
Chicago RaiirHed Company. and Manchester street
carr. Tho mil compries Is boiling furnaces, ] SCRAP
furnace and . heaiilg furnaces, peteut squeezeT,
muck mill. Fheet mill. la-inch bar mill ana e-iech
guard mill, boilers. one 25-irch cylinder engine, >
faat stroke, entirely new, Of superior workmanshiP,
made ~ msssrs. Hachiutosh, Hemphill y Co onr
ls-inch cylinder engine. new. for running 5 inch
mill, shears, lathes, etc, otc.sal IN complete fuanine
order
Hinge Fsctosy for m2uuAeturinc strap snd 7
hinges, now in srcccssful operation, with = good trade
demand Tor entire product, capacity OF which can be
drublsi AZ smell exFensr. In connection with the
lingo FactarF Is a com-ic!e nscaine shop With en-
sine, btlHs, planer, drill press, etc etc; In add
ton there are tEentyfiEat dwelling houses lei
hands, and one house Tor manager.
Real estate comprises eight acres OF ground, ex-
tending from p. IT. W.. :. j. Il. track TO tho
Ohio river. with q river front OF 326 ieet. Aswitc1
from the a.. ~ Va Oh. f. extenas % the mil
this, with the river, affords n surpassed facilities ioI
receiving coal and metal, aud thipring product
This property being conveniently located. and
everything about il but Z short time IL Use, and il
perlacr running order, Is we'll worthy the attention
OF parties wishing 10 engage in the iron business.
For further ,arrf~-lars fnoufre of
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nsgsCELLAHE0US.

TROM 20 To SO GOOD HORSES can
T be seen daily feeding At LUSE 4 MCMiLLANiS
Stable, No "A Michigan street, Cleveland, Ohio.
ausi:Ga
DELLIARDSI RILLIARDSH BILL
- AEDSlll-i would call the attention Il buyers
70 NV new improved PATEST COMBINATION
CUSHIONS AND TABLES. which cannot be sur
passed 10y any ctaers IN the world for e~lasticity, COT
rectness OF angles, and durability, which I sell 81
reasonable prices With q Inc stock OF Cloths, Balls,
gues- and everything connected With the trade.
tTieIs ~ maa ATTENDED 10 AZ ms factory. Ie6 Fulton
street, Rcw lCrE City W H. GRIFFITH.
~june5;1i6
DR0FlTABLE EMPLOYMENT FOR
i SUMNER AND FALL-Tho address Of school
i~eschers, students, olergymen, disabled soldiers and
others, wanted. kus'nesi light and pleasant. 40
dress b s. GREEN, III Superior street, Cleveland,
o., Room 4, NJ stairs. jye9s6
@En nGn MONEY ABvAECEn-
sgC.JOV in sunst IN s5if-St the ofs ptsnd
sLc wol-EnOv1 HSGEEE'S ION CEFIUE,
on secrnnrs o. ever EiEi. viz Cod and Silver
Nstctas. tiaFncDd1, Silver were. 1ruglry- Guns
Ftgtals. Oi0alinE. Dry 4oods, Places. 1elodeoas, and
Al pszs11ai property en5 articles ~ofvslus. on the nos:
satisfactory terzss. tusiEuss strictly Erlvsta. -.
tsblshei 1851. X "a variety OF uuraieemai
EEtcles. JsWeig, Guas, etc. for sale o. harrsins.
E~Hcc-crrr-r u4 Water and Snrsrfrr rrrests. o-sg
Es7is ? fioSotto'- gipthssR Store.
go tw. wkGgER
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MARRIED.

HATFIELD-KEYsER-on tie Ist Inst, at
the residence Of A. Marsh, by the Rev. J. q. BY
lance, Mr.. Lewis Hatfield to Miss Anna F. Keyseri
all fthis city. Nc cards.
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further particulars inquire Of
LISDsAY, OWENS & sEMPLF
mawa-N---L 4

aAE- AlAthuuEHHs u
LOB RENT on SALE-A sTORE-In the
e best l-c ition in the CITY Tor n retait grocery and
provision or hardware business. Inquire At as
Pittsburgh street. Jy3i;33j
TOR SALE-A veryLeat and comfortable home,
z Im;ls from keWburgh and ; milPE from Jleye-
lsud; barge cottage house; 10 acre OF land, fruit,
&c ArpIy t. EGJJAMBE& WILKINS, northeast
corner SuneTior aud Seneca streets. JySi-21S
E0E aaEE-UIL SrILES-FOur good second
e hand Stills; caga-ity thirteen barrels each
reTv ri On. may be saau az Cur Refinery. UgK
EFELLER q AEDRENS- jT5@
nEsEREBEE PROPERTY FOR SdLB.
u on superior street exteusisn, , IL miles from
tic P~ost0fice, consisting Of ten acres OF land under
cultivation, Gud Natered ty = neYer-failinE stream.
On the premisas SroR small frame house, large barn,
four acres of vineyard, six aud eight years Old in
wire t%reilis. 90 Anpls trees, l9 peach trees, all choice
varieties OF grated iruif, different kinds OF cherry,
dwarf and Eiapdar Tt PEAR trees, ounces, CUrrRuts,
halt Gcre Of strHNLerrses, aud : fine variety Of shade
AID ornamental trees and shrcbberE. said land has
- rods front on superior street, and is susceptible a.
small rNpe1ss 81 asking = beautiful rural home and
pccunilIly productive 70 rs ewaer. FOR further
particulars enaire Of EOLJAMBE & WILKINS,
2SS %sRFeEior, cor Seneca sts. jy7-32s
ETCF. EEIZ-OFL-A Err lptos Potrolsufa Bura,
, iog on, - .hH ractoy G. W GUILD, % 0sa-
eel 49, anaEEaUN
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-03

CLosED-Lake men viii observe that the
Canadian Government has closed Sault Ste
Marie as a free port of entry.