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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-19
Eg @llslllI -
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad.

COMMENCING MONDAY. APRIL 18th, 1866
Ti1t VII! loave Depot, corner Droadstreot and Wash
iuttop Avenue. asfollows:
krpress train at AIS a. in., (Mondsys oxcepted for
Ra tmore and washington, stopping at Wilmington Per
rsyile HsyredoGrsce. Abordoen Perryman's, and Mag
nalia and stemmer'a Run.
delaware Rail Road Train at 900 a. m, (sundaysex.
copted) for Princess Anne, Milford and intermediate
takons. ,,.
s.msiI trniu at sl6, a. m [sundays excepted for
BAlt more. stopping chester, Thurlnw inwOod, Clay
mdnt aud all Regular stallous between Wilmington and
Express Train at l1.45AN. Sundays Ezcepted,) for
Baltimore and Warrington.
Baltimore and Washington, stopping at Chester clay
nunt Wimiu gtnn Newark, ElsiOn, North Fast, Perry
yIIb Havreje-Grace, Aberdeen, Perrymtn's Magn lia
Might Express al IL GO p. m for Baltimore aud WASH
insion. stopping ut Chester, Thurow, linwood, Clay
moat, Wilmington, Newark, Ekton, Norti-bast Perry
villo, and usyre-de-urace,
Passengers from tlm ire for f1rtrOes Monroe, Nor
folk City Point and Ricm md, will take the li46 A. w.
train. ~
Philadelphia and Wilmington
sni IL M The 30 y. train connects with Della
ware L. X. for Harrington aud intermediate stations
leave WILMINGTON $40 500 $50 u. M, 400, $780,
Trains for New Castle leave Philadelphia at 300 a. ni
~ THRouiiI TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
leave WILMINGTON at 90 M, ta6 and 1000 p. ii.
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA
Loave cuEsrERat 49, $40 and l0l+ a. M, l4O'
Ir5m BhLTiMONEto to phIadelphia--Leave Baltimore.
"a, n. m. way-Mail aap II. IN, Express, l.iop m.
TRAINS Tor BALTIMoRR leave Chester at 4.i9 and
S.5R .. and 13S y. -
Trains for Baltimore leave Wilmington TT b23i y W,
FREiGHr TRAINS with Passenger Cara attached will
leave follows Wilmington Tor Perryville and inter
m4di ste Stations at Gr5 p m Ealtim tor Havre de-
Grace aud lpte mediate sta'ions at 4l5 p Perry.
vile for Wilmington and niorm ldiate Stations ri 300
a. N cor" ,ctng at W lmingon with tile a IN train
foi philadelnhi.,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-19
EO IL SALE.

NKA AN elegant residence and farm attached, Of
lsstH4 2ll acres about miles from the city of Will
l..ll&k mipgtVn The mansion is 40 by Is feet, with
back buildings all in good order. the barn, carriage
tpd'e shedding Ice house, work shop and farm house
all In complete order The mansion has beastiful
lawn In front, filled with trees, shrubbery, &c First
water door and inside of house In every
neld The place will be shown Henry Grant the
premises toany desiring splendid home and farm,
apply to asa S.S. GRUBB,
feb l9-lm- Real Estate Agts- Wil- Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-19
For Sale.

For Sale,
FOR SA +, a magnificent Country Seat, containing
50 less, 81 tuated within the limits ofths
city OF NtlminKto and q commanding emineDee.
about 10 feet above tide water From this elevation
splendiT view s obtained of the Delaware river the
81 and the surrounding country for many miles The
hOusA in excellent repair of stone 60 by ~ feet
tanning two parors, hail 10 leet wide, dining room.
kitchen he'd rooms, two cellars, and two lar rooms
Il h4lt base ment nOOr The main building is heated
bya furnace in the cellar There two stone barns
EEM hy 81 feet with stsbing for ave cows aud i've
lsssM horses. There also milk, tool, smoke, and
Achiehen houses, and we'll of excellent water.
This location hne, and when its convenience to
water and other city comforts tss into con
sderaton the above mentioned property is not only
vel worthy the attention OF those desiring delight
iul home. but as mator of future speculation land
not much the main street of the city having sed
at the rat. OF lO acre. should be examined into
b. those desiring to realize Ereat advance on Its pres
ent value at instant day Terms satisfactory. FOR
further particulars address q. 8. X y. s. GRURB,
Real Estate Agents,
febl2 Wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-19
IcstK lCrNT,

4 BOUT AZ Acres of BTandyvine Marsh, TO Rent: II
a can he tented Altogether three separate lots,
"a, may SUIT beat. Apply to the subscriber No 100 Mar
k.t M anrll ouf JOHN b. LEWIS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-19

-, TnE sUsCNIBER offers at private eale tho
. 1stS firm which he resides, situated In Chrisana
NE tIundred. adjoining lands OF the late Anthony
6-1l pidiermsu and Biudy Simmons containing over
iocty Of good land with good bulldogs, the
rnnet Pike, being about three miles from the city l
it's It iE we'll supplied with e od and has a
rnusiaerais d choice irut' The survey OF tho Brandy
Railroad touching this line. The property il
convenient to churches schools and shops. Part OF tho
purchase money may remain on the property. For fur
ther partcul Irs apply to WM. BRIGHT SON,
teh 16-2m Wilmington, Del.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-27

RACE AT THE DRIvISG PARK.-A race for
$3.50 a side, best three in Eve, mile heats, to
harness, came off over the Driving Park
yesterday afternoon, between the "Quecn
of the West" and "Rainbow," which was
won By the latter in three straight heats.
Rainbow" b., entered by VIM. Brown.
Queen of the West" c., entered by ]. D.
Henderson.
The crowd was not large, though consid-
cradle interest was manifested by those
present.
The " Queen of the West" did got appear
to be in very excellent trim, and bets at the
opening stood about two to ore On Grain
bow"
The starting signal was given at about
halfpast 3 o'clock, aud both horses got off
in fine style, Rainbow coming out victor
in 2:4l time. Bets then ran up to three to
one on " Rainbow" Two startings were re-
quired for the second heat, and "Rainbow"
was again victorious, the time being 2.lS.
Ten TO one was offered on Rainbow" with
out takers. The third heat resulted in the
easy victory Of "Rainbow, he making 2:4S
time.
We understand hat another race at the
same place and time is arranged FOR to-day.
- @
MISsTRELs-There was 4 full house q.
the Academy of Music last evening aud the
entertainment by Duprez ( Benedict's
Minstreis was received with every mark Of
appreciation. The following, in~tersperssd
with capital jests, constituted the frs: part
Of the programme:
Grand Introductory Overture" LAfri-
cane by Meyerbeer,
New Orleans Opera Troupe.
operate Chorus" Les Eufauts de Paris"
G. Biiaux and Minstrels.
Ballad" Thinking of Old Times
Gonsalvo Bishop.
Comic" Young Man from the Country"
Lew Benedict.
Ballad
Sig. Gustave Bidaux.
Comic Ditty-"Tapioea,"
Charley Reynolds.
The rest of the entertainment consisted of
a fancy dance by Frank Kent, an original
ballad by J. B. Murphy, clog Duet by Billy
West and Lew Benedict, grand new bur
lesque opera and a host of other ~comicalities.
The Minstrels give their closing enter
tainment this evening.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-27
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.


The course OF financial matters continues
without especial change. Gold had a very
steady market to-day, the price closing at
the same figures as yesterday, 1i95z9I5O.
Our dispatches report a rather weaker feel
ing with 3 downward tendency but there
will probably be no very material decline at
present from the prices now ruling.
The New York market was firmer to-day
for government securities, and prices gen
orally improved with a more active demand.
Foreign bankers are taking hold of fold Five
tventies quite freely, and there is also L re-
action in the demaad for Ge~sen-thirties.
IN this market there is scarcely anything
doing in governments, but prices were gem
orally advanced today II sympathy with
the upward movement East. Coin was
and quiet at about yesterday'srange.
We quote closing rates:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-27

TINS MURDER OLA CLEyELASDBR on A Ms
sTssIPFI FLATBoAT-ADDIrIosAL PARTICULARS.
A few days ago We gave the particulars
SO far as We could learn them, of the killing
Of an old man from Cleveland, owner Of a
trading boat, near Omega, above Vicksburg,
and IN that article said the probable mur-
derers were q white man and negro who
were employed on the boat. Yesterday we
learned further facts of the case from 4 gen
tleman just from Transatlantic Landing,
near where the occurrence took place.
from which it appears that the white man
and negro were themselves also victims, and
were killed at the same time the proprietor
OF the boat was murdered. Our informant
states that the triple murder was commit
ted near Transylvanfa Landing. by some
negroes who are at work near that place on
the plantation Of 4 Mr.. Tebbetts. This gen
tleman, 1t seems, went 10 Washington, and
there hired a lot of unruly and worthless
negroes, whom he fund in Jail, m | brought
them to the plantation, SINCE which time
they have been disturbing the whole neigh
bOrhood, and are feared by all. both black
and white. Some Of them wen. aboard the
trading boat and murdered the two white
msn with an AK, and threw the negro who
worked IN the boat, overheard. They then
robbed the boat Of everything they wanted,
but, by some means, did not discover n roll
containing near one thousand dollars in
money, which was on board. One Of the
negroes, in whose possession some Of the
goods were found, was arrested and taken,
our informant thinks, to Lake Providence.
No other arrests have been made. So saws
the Memphis AcqlaHche.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-27
Cleveland Family Market.

THURSDAY, jury 20, 1000
Below We give the retail prices Of the chief ar
ticles Of family use in Meats, Vegetables and gem
eral Produce, as prevailing to-day with the Onta-
rio street dealers. The supply of Vegetables offer
ing to-lsy was quite full, and Notwithstanding
the fact that Green Corn, Cabbage, Cucumbers,
aud come other articles in this line, are generally
regarded as admirable promoters Of cholera, there
il a good demand for tn m. Prices have given way
slightly upon some articles in the Vegetable line,
but generally there is not mech change. Fruits,
except Apples, which are decidedly lower, have
ruled steady at about previous prices. Berris meet
with "A good demand, snl are rather scarce both rs
70 variety and quantity. Batter is higher for
choice table Eggs are lower. Meats are without
change. We quote as folI,ws:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-27

BUESISe OF RUEBlsH.-For the past sew
eral years all manner ~ofrubbish, old boots.
paper, brimless hats, old clothes, &c, have
been earted and dumped over the hill
nesr the corner Of Pittsburg and Kins-
man streets. This rubbish was many
feet thick, and yesterday afternoon, some
one wishing to test its cOmbustibility, set it
Ere. The stencil was sickening, and ex-
ertions were made during the evening to
it. but without avail.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-27

demand at about previous prices. -
opened to-day with a fair milling d, ~a
for spring, at sL,s5, but the market beca
stronger upon advices of an advance in
Chicago, and closed at 81, 90 asked for No. l
Spring, but dull and without buyers at the
advance. Corn was frme- al an advance of
&c, with q moderate demand. Oats were in
fair request and steady. Provisions were
rather quiet to day, but The market was
steady and unchanged as to prices. Butter
continues quiet at previous quotations.
Cheese has still a very dull market prices
unchanged. Eggs are steady at lG@ l7e.
Highwines are in light stock and firm at
1928. Petroleum is dull at previous quota
tons.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-27

1bdt7nelff-On Iron, Except sheet) ordered in
lots sf3O tons, l21zc per hundred pounds.
On Nails, ordered in lots OF loo kegs or mere,
12lzc per key.
3eTHs--Note or acceptance at sixty DAYS, with
current rate Of exchange on New York, or q dis
count Of three per cent. for cash, if RENTED On re-
ceipt Of invoice Payments to be made in New
York exchange, United States Treasury Notes, or
their eqpiTa4ent. No discount on bills Of less
amount than fifty dOilaHs.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-27

EXTRA PAY.-The city council have order
ed that the Auditor be directed to draw
upon the Treasury for the sum of nine hun
dred and fourteen dollars, tho same to be
appropriated to the payment of claims of
all the members of the Council during the
year ending april sth, 1866, for services rem
dered the city during said year, outside the
regular meetings of the Council, in q
ton TO The number of meetings such mem
bers may have attended during that time.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-27

In the local money market matters are
ruling quiet. The demand for loans keeps
on a very moderate scale. Currency is easy,
and good paper passes freely.
Eastern Exchange is in light receipt, and
moderate demand, and the market Is with
out important change, the supply being
equal to the wants of business, though there
is no accumulation. Rates are steady at
par buying and lilo premium selling.
The general trade of the city does not
s%ensibly improve, and the markets are quiet.
Flour meets with a steady and fair trade
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-27
Pittsburgh Petroleum Harket.
Especial to cleveland Daily LrADuu.I
PIfrssuRag. .Julv qGL7.I5p-

ATA193UAaHf July EO-IsIO r n
Tho oil market is not very active holders re-
fuse to make farther concessions. Crude sales 500
bbls bulk, August. at 12ke 1000 bbls bulk, Oeto-
Der LIST, at l2Zc5 other sale were made at the same
prize. Refined salos 5C9 bbls bonded, August de-
iiverJ PhiIadeli hia, at 3se; 500 bids on spot, LIST
to 18th August, free on cars, al 32Lc; 1000 bbis
bonded, free on cars here November, at Bee COA
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-27

The STEAMER CLEvzLASD.-The steamer
Cleveland, Of the Northern Transportation
Company's Line, which was sunk off Bar
Point some three weeks since, wss raised
on Monday, but Immediately afterwards
capsized and sunk, owing to the escape of
air from her boiler. She was raised again
on Tuesday, but sunk again owing to the
same cause. Efforts are being made to
bring her to the surface again.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-27

NELoDEoN AT AUcrIox.-O. Cutter & Son,
I34 Bank street, will sell at auction on Sat-
urday, July IS, at 10 o'clock precisely, one
Five Octave Piano Cased Melodeon, Kin
uard, Dreper d Co.'S make nearly new and
in perfect order.
The instrument may be seen by calling
e. their rooms any day before the sale.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-27

BRITIsH GUNBOArs on THE LAKEs-A dis
patch from Montreal a y that there are
now on their way to the Upper Lakes from
that city, three gunboats. So we may reas-
onablY anticipate an increase of her Ms as
tvs naval force in these waters, which is
now composed of one propeller, carrying,
we believe, one gun.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-27

CRIcKEr-The Forest City Cricket Club
will leave here on Tuesday evening, to play
the return match with the Windsor Club,
which will take place on Wednesday next.
This club also expects TO play a match with
the Detroit club on Thursday. Quite a num-
Der are making calculations to accompany
the Club from here.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-27

LAYING CORNER SToNE.-On Sunday next,
ct , o'clock p. m, the cornerstone of the
proposed United German Evangelical Pro-
testant Church, coruer of Bridge and Ken
lucky streets, West Side, will be laid with
appropriate ceremonies. The Rev. Philip
stempel and others viii be present and par
ticinata-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-27

LAUScH.-Messrs. Quayle & Martin, ship
builders, will launch a bark of 500 tons on
Saturday afternoon. She will be named
Chandler J. Wells in honor of Mayor
Wells, Of Buffalo, and will be owned by
Captain Frank Perew, of that city. Her
dimensions are Keel, 10 feet; beam, 34l
feet; hold, ISl feet The Chandler J..
Wells viii be ready for sea in about two
waaEs
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-27

HKW YORE, July &c.

The Posts money article says:
The loan market is AbundAntly supplied, and The
rates show = decided tendency ia favor Of the bOr-
rover. Money has been offered "a low AZ ) q
cent, though 5 IS still the ruling rate.
Commercial paper Is duh aud scarce, choice
names held at 596 4 eeut.
The stock market - dull but firm.
Government stocks were rather better.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-27

DEDUoT PROM Ixc0HEs.-It has been decid-
ed by the Commissioner Of Internal Reve-
nue that when a tax FOR the grading or paw
ing Of streets is assessed by the municipal
authorities, under municipal or other public
laws, and the paymentthereofis compulsory
upon the persons sgainst whom it is assess
ed, the amount actually paid by such per
sons should be allowed as a deduction from
their respective incomes.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-27
cleveland Lumber Market.

THURSDAY, Jnly &c, 1866.
W. '%nniinre to rotJ a vefy steady market f T
I,mh.r Nd pr.ces temain wit. ut material
CHI noe Ira e is moderate, Nh ugh not artfve.-
stsck. an, a ca u, %Tlsting, and are new quite full
W ono.. v,,d pric, Nas fDliCws;
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-27
bUPREZ &

original keE Orleans aud Metropolitan Miustrsis
AID brss4 Band, 81 pearing in fbfir uprivaiIsJ
,hHinPi"H mammot" Ethiopian Concerts. intro
Iaei & on Ibis "cras!en all the latest features in
StsIo aiIhstreity, sy the famous cid favcTIts stars
= raIah,n nm company; Composed OF twenty
Two eeIeorated artists, the y hole under fhe ~,
meaiHie auspices and control cf Tunrtz Z Bqne-
ylet Froprietors, formerly Durprsz & Green
VII HIptar at the Above named Han for positive.
y .ne t,he mshtlohed only, On tier return from
th'lr triumihsn brilliant Eastern tour. For fnIi
particulars See EammOth Posters and Prsgrs1,-
mes. Doors open at Z, to mmeu at 5 c'eIork
PRIcEs or ADHfssioS-Dresr Circle and Par
gpette, 80 cents Reserved Seats to Drssa Circle. 2 =
cents Family Circle, so cents; GALLERY, Is Fr,.fx.
Seats y eeAts; Private Boxes, &c and o..
single Seats in Priv Foxes, 81 90.
q. ". BGPREZ, Manager.
" stn'L Pom, q T sIoruu. Agents
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-27

PoTATo BEErLE.-These injuries insects
have made their appearance in this locality
and are doing the potato crop much damage.
It is a striped bug, very tenacious of life,
and is most easily killed by the applica-
ton Of oil, turpentine, benzine or kerosene.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-27

EXPLODED WATER-cARr.-Lsst evening near
the flagstaff, q wheel csme of a water-cart
and the tank containing several barrels Of
water came 70 the pavement with a splash,
bursting and creating quite a young del
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-27

BEFORE THE COMNIssIoNER.-The investi-
cation of the cases Ct Quinn and McDougan
was concluded before Commissioner White
yesterday, resulting in the release of Quinn
and the sending to jail of McDougan, in
default of sI.50O bail.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-27

NV EEssEL.-We understand that
Capt. F. Perew, of Buffalo, has contracted
with Quayle a Martin, of this city, for the
construction of a vessel of 200 feet keel, IS
feet beam and Il feet hold, which will be
the largest vessel owned on the lakes.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-27
CITY NEWS

SELF WINDING WATcHEs.-James Nsrdin,
Emile Robert aud Roger & Co.'S celebrated
Geneva Watches. No trouble hunting for,
watch keys with these watches Warran-
ted perfect time keepers. Call at 237 su-
erior street. S. HOGAN.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-27
Ekw ADVERrIsEmENrs.

FELTON, / Bigelow-Locsl Notice.
Dalley's Galvanie Horse S~alye-Local Notice.
VIM. Coe-Canary Bird Lost.
Bsckwith & Ster ing-Local Notice.
A. Gilchrist-Steam Power for Bent,
II ~Howe-Ageats Wanted.
Hussey & McBride-Oo-partnership Notice.
A. W.-PoAr5 Wanted.
W. C0linl-StFaYed.
Husfey, Mcbride 4 Co.-Card.
Bryant, strstton / Perrin-LocAl Eotce.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-27
}. V. Painter,
BANKER,
III Superior street, Cleveland, Chic
DEALER IN
UNITED STATES BONDS,
specie and Foreign Exchange.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVEIAND.

EHTERED.-.-.JUIY 2c
stmr Morning Star, Viger Detroit
Prop TiOga, sissOB, Dunkitk
Prop Lowell, Shaver, Ogdensburgh to Chicago
Pr p Toledo, Watts, TOle1O to Buffalo
Prop Pacific Traverse. Buffalo to Toledo
Prop PAssaic, Mitchell, Buffalo 10 Toledo
stmr ludian, Vaughn, Ham lion
S,hr Timothy BAKER, Burke, Chicago, iron ore
from Ese2naba
s.hrJ W Sargent, Harris, Bay City, lumber and
lath
sslrJennIe P Mack, Mckay, Barxen, lumber,
shinslss and latA
sehr Geo Warren, ArGold, Stanley
sehr Geo Suneli, Titus. Burwen
sehr Annette Davis, MeDsTmand, BurweII, lumber
schr A Medbury, Warner, Dupkirk
Schr MiddiTsex, Davis, Escauaba, iron ore
schr 0wasco, Fraser, EseanAba, iron ore
sehr II A Richmond, Thornton, Marquette, iron
ore
Schr D HibbarI, Hicks. Escanaba. iron ore
sehr Comely, Honeywell, Bay City, lumber, lath
Schr ] L Quinby, Ray mond, AIpena
Srhr lndianolH, ID cker, East Saginaw, Timber
Schr Kate Richmond, curtis. Marquette, iron ore
seoS Butcher Boy, DaPey, Bay City, lumber
seow Asa Childs, FontAins, East Saginaw. lumbar
and latin
scow Ellen, Blanchard, Kelley's Island
seow Falcon, Sinclair, Bay City, lumber and
CLEARED.
stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Stmr Indian, U -ugn, Sandnsky
Prop Toledo, Watts, Toledo TO Buffalo
Prop Arszes, Garkson, Buffalo
Prop Lowe !, Shaver Ogd nsburgh
Prep Prairie State. Knapp. 0gdensbureh
Pop East Saginaw, Willard, Saginaw
Props D Caldwell, Lewis, 0ntoaagon
Schr Belle City, Bennett, W. andottr. coal
schr A MedbuFy, Warner, Marquette. coal
Schr Mystic, Les, Portage, coal
Schr Petrol, BeqUet, Port IIOps
Schr Mary Morton, Pellett, Portage, coal
Schr N B S~paldiRg, Mallan, Chicago. coal
Seos Eagle, Gagett, Detroit, cnaI and iron
5eow Ellen, Blanchard, Kelley 3 Island
seog Falcon, Sinclair, Port Huron !
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-27

A PERFECT HoEsE 0HTNEST.-Dalley's
Galvanie Horse Salve will cure what no
other horse liniment can; it is clean, being
easily washed off with a little soap and
water, and preserves and softens the hooG.
Fifty cents a box. Sold by all druggists.
July 1886
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STAR CLUE.
WEST SIDE CLUB.
lst q 81 4ih 9Th 9Th II.

Ist "a 81 4ih 9Th 9Th 7,h Sth
West Siie-....... , q 4 5 I = 4 l-19
Star .--.-----....-... 3 II o Is s . Y-5S
Umpire-SIr. Page CT the High School Club.
SuOrers-C. Turner aud T.. IiOody.
LIONS Ru SIS. kirkwOOi LaughIin !, COnnOr
l, A. lsicharis0u l. Fly-catchrs Ia aje-COnHOr .,
A kirkwo,d l, Young >, \. Richardson l. PasseI
Balls-hurray :, A. Richardson 8 Left on bases
-Langhlin 4, Hieeiy I, Dolon =, Hewitt l, Young
l, Milsol.
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Uhlcago market-IUIv Do.

F~LoUR-Firm at an advance Of 25c. Sales al
Ss,15Gs. 50 fOT spring extras.
WHEAr-FiTm and advanced 4G7e. Sales al
sl,42ZGi, 4GLc iT No. I; S3G90 for No ..
CoRN-Sosady- Salrs at sg54gbOc for No J.. d.
0Ars-Firm. Sales At 2s9zs1zc fer Nh. l, and
2692514c for Noe. %
HIGsWINEs-Quiet Sales at e., %, free.
Mess PORE-S32,5O.
FREIGHrs-Duh. corn C1i@G1ze to Buffalo.
REoEIPTs-Fl6ur 2,rUO BDIs.; wheat z 100 bu ;
corn 81, OOJbu oats 2s,OJU bu.
SHIPsEErs-FlOur 8. O0 bills wheat 1900 b.;
corn 2Ol, 600 bu.; oats 7,OOU bu.
CHIC4GO-S P. n.
WHEtT-FiEm and advanced tg5c. Sales at
81. 52dI, 81.