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Hu1f.Io MarE~,-J0Ix %

F~LOUR-Quirt.
WmAT-rartirs apart. Held No. l Milwaukee
spring at $3.50; buy ers at 81 ,S0 -
CORN-Sales this morning 1000 q bush at GSL
for No . and 70 for No l. This evening IL i, in
active. Held at 7Oc for No I and GSL9C9c bad =
OATs-Dull. Held No l { Chicago al 5tes Ms
cOnsiA &c.
BARLEY-N6minal.
RYE-Qeiet. Held No ] Chicago at so; No.
Milwaukee SOC. r
PEoyIsIONs-Sieady. .
PORK-Sales ut 1872 OO6qS3, 60.
L,RD-SAles at 2C1%@2ic.
WHIsKY-Nominal AZ 81 lbs.
CANAL FREIGHTs-StaAdy To New York : Corn
l5ei oats 10c; To Albany Cora IA; cats sLe.
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IEoUEsT.-Coroner Schenck will, this
morning, hold an inquest on the body of the
boy drowned by the falling of the Cen trail
Way Bridge. 1t is hoped the result of if
viii teach a lesson.
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HOUSE, OPAL GATHERER.-The City Coun-
ell have contracted with Thomas Gregory
for the sun of $4,000 to gather for one year
all the swill and house offal in the Eighth,
Ninth, Tenth and Eleventh wards.
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WHEEL ORA dray by some mischance
got up speed in passing around the south
west corner of Monumen al Park, last eve-
ming, and had a wheel pulled of by the
railroad track.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-25

Presentation. R. c.. Parsons has re-
eeived from the Secretary of the Treasury a
six weeks leave of absence, and starts this
morning with his family for Block Island,
on the sea coast.
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DIED.


the evening Of the 93t inst, Ellen
CAhheld, wife OF d. q. Cole. Agel IS y,ars and 4
months.
Funeral services Mt TfiLity Church Thursday
afternoon, a 4 o'clock. Friends Of the family are
invited to attend. H
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MISCELLANEOUS

PILLIARDSI BILLTARn-H RII,EI-
u ARDsll!-I wOuld call the attention Il huyers
TO nv new improved PATENF COMBINATION
AND TABLES which cannot be sur
passed by any others in the world for elasticity. cor
fectness OF angles, ard durability, which 4 sell ar
reasonable prices, with a enc stock OF Cloths, Rails,
Cues, and everything connected with the trade
orders BY mail attended 10 Al my factory. les Fuiton
street, seE York City. W. H. GRIFFITH.
gunei-3f6
p~R0FITABLE EMPLOYMENT FoR
SUMMER FALL-The address OF school
teachers. students, clergymen, disabled soldiers and
othere. wanted. Rusiness light and nleagant- A
dress B. $. GREEN, ia Superior street, Cleveland,
o., Room 1, NJ stairs. vqss5s
$4,000 IN . moS g Is,-1 4.q,Ey 4. !.
END wefl-known WAGNER'S LOAN OFFTCE
OF Securities Of ever kind, Wis Geld ard Silver
watches. Diamonds, silver Nsue. .EevsarT. Gups
Pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, heiodeSps. and
All personal property snd articles Of wales, on tic fsosf
sstisfSotory terms; business strictly private. il,
fshhshed lSSf. ". R.-A variety OF uur-deenas
Nstehes. ~Jegeiry. Guns, etc. FOR ssle 81 hsrCBinE-
-Omoe-oofner Of Water and Sapes1ar s.reefr- orz-
gsds PIaHotto's UcshiEE Store.
20 Nv WAGNER
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MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
Wednesday, a5fh inst & p. IL
St. Paul'S Mission Sunday s.

To Afford those who have not been called on an
orPoltohiy to aid the Mission, = limited number
Of tickets Can be purchased 1t the Bookstore of
Holden, Charlie . Ai-lE. ito Pubic spusre.
Tickets vii also he for -aie ty = Eoranitt.e daring
The 1it7rloon u aha E1euTsi1H, al tho ohHc= Of
PctGt Holland. s.4tg--
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MARRIED..

FEhDUE-NANTIRE-At the Residence Of the
: rides father, on The 9th lust by de Rev
Samuel Linn, Mr.. L H.. Perdue and Miss gornolia
NJ Vaatine; b0ih OF this city.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-25

Music IN THE PARK.-Papworth's excel
lent city band will play several pleasant
airs, this evening, from the new music stand
erected in Monumental Park.
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=. =. stoek Mnrkot--.gnly "a

eOvERSHEsT STOCEs-Dull and rather easier.
Skies Of 1881 coupons los hves Of 1871 coupons
lOl; $40 oOupsBs " ISL lO45s-
STOcKs-Te ter.
Chicago and Alton 1857; Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and ChIrago 9Sh cleveland aud Pitts
burgh S3ls; Erie 65i New York Central 1915;
Western Union Telegraph $40, MsriPosa pre-
ferrcd 2s4 Quicksilver 49,; Boston Water
Power So.
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We adyise all young men who think of
pursuing a business course, orwho desire to
become successful business men to attend
FELTON, & Bigelow's Union business College
of this city.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-25

FoUND.-Tho body of the boy who was
drowned by the filling in of Central Way
bridge, was recovered yesterday forenoon
with graphing irons, neal the scene of the
accident.
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rRAvRLKRs, RRGIsrKR.
DEPARTURES.


a Citizens Wishing eonveysuce to either Of tho
Shove Trains Of Boats. .iil 30 called Or u Coaches
OF SteEens' oranibus Line, ey leaving heir address
At the Omnil,Gs Ut:cc, loo Superior st-eat, op-
posite ths weddeii Rouse. n,svIs
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The WEATHER-The following metsorolO-
gicsl record is reported for the LKADER by
L. H. solomOnsOn, optician, under the
American.
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CITY NEWS

SELF WINDING WAToHEs.-James Eardin,
Emile Robert and Roger 4 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.
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IEHRovISG.-Dr. GoOdrich's health we
learn is rapidly improving, and ~sangninc
hopes are entertained of his ultimate recov-
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TAKE IT ANYHOW that a respectable
Music stand is erected in Monumental
Park let that curious structure in front of
the Postotice be at snce removed.
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Just RECEIVED ANOTHER LOT
= % BeguoSd Jewelry, Rubber Yest, Guafd
and LeOuthe Chains at no.
lunell .eT4ratE-L O0WLEE',
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DAILY LEADER
WEDNESDAY, JULY %, 1866.

@- For Evening Edition News
see inside.
rs For Morning Edition News
zee outside.
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LEHIGH CoAL.-Wo are exclusive agents
for Silver Brook Lohigh Coal. TAis ~ the
only pure Lchigh Coul Of prepared sizes
brought 70 this city. 1t is the cheapest an
thracite coal 10 buy. Consumers will DO
well 10 call at our office before purchasing.
CLEVELAND PRoTECrIvE FUEL Co,
jy25:33G Office No. 90 Superior ST.
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cLAsMs &C
VA 6. pH2ST0s,


t~HstalafHet G-ueaztb1r, t5GlJ
hiCeEsed & Array { Nay CisEl Egaas,
oFsIOE no. J LEaAAPs BLOCK.
scar CoaFt House on PhAhe Square, ClovsiRud, o.
TIE NEW EotSTY LAW hHz passed the
House. Three Mcn b.. iI-n ard ar, t+ri.EFs
wnoservcd between iPrii izth, ISsI aud ArrIIgfh.
t5n', ean bow re thelr DIS Ganas pisa a, 10 ,b,
tain their Bounty
10 Cur Fee a. Five poilar~, pavasI, YhaB
C-lms are settled, rs established bv the 4et.
We eOlect Pensions, Roanty, Beck Pay. Priza
Eenss and all oths= War Ciaiuis.
LAID Warrants bought aad sols.
De- Oar SPECIAL Agent, Essidsgt er W,.s{-yf-a
DC, gives pofsoaa; -st.sntiea t. Az rJ,,ms ala
By US.
German Iangrry- NH ,.r,-
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NoHcEs TO CIRcUsEs-The City Council
last evening passed an ordinance prohibit
ing e~ircuses, mauageries, shows, &c. from
exhibiting under canvass within the follow
ing limits: Commencing at the old River
and Kentucky streets, running along Ken
lucky street southerly, and the line of Ken
lucky street produced to Lorain street
thence westerly along Tracey street TO the
Cuyahoga river; along the river to a point
opposite Bolivar street to the center Of canal,
along the canal to a point opposite Perry
street nOrtherly along Perry TO Kinsman
street easterly along Kinsmsn to Hudson
street; northerly along Hudson street and
Sterling avenue to Lake Erie; thence along
the Lake Shore to the point of staring.
The penalty for violation ofthis ordinance
either by a show company or a person al
lowing their lands 10 be used for said pur-
pose IS $500.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the delightful
zoonlight excursion on the lake this eve
ming for the benefit of the st. Paurs Mis-
sion Sabbath School.
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GoxE-The West Cleveland Mannerchor
and a delegation of the Cleveland Singing
Society have gone to attend the great musical
festival at Louisville, KY.
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French Cottage Window shade-a new
thing at Beckwith & sterlings.
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NEw oFFiCE.-Dr. n. B. Prentice, to
whom we are frequently indebted for fav-
ors received and local information. has
opened new office on the corner Of Onta-
rio and Champlain streets, over South
worth's store. This will in no manner in
terlere with his Office arrangement on Pearl
street, West Side. DR.. Prentice can be
consulted as follows: Office No. 60 Pearl
street, West Side, from S to 0 a.. m.
and from 4 to 5 p. m; office on Ontario
street, from IL to IL a. m. and from G to :
p. m. reaidenee, Ne. ~ Eagle street, at
other hours.
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Arrivals al ms Prinetas. EsoteIs for
Ia Hasa TE~essiy-EOu= LESarn,
RUSSELL HOUSE.

EUSSELL HNUSE-
Il Davis, Minerva J D SLr,beTd N,rw,u-
> collins, Fro Hiss Wuullcy, Akron
: M9o,iey &wIs kron Mrs Watson, Milsa
NJ W Wash, Rochester W 4 Bates a.,
Atss Barrie, Youngstown NJ Wilcox, ReyaItnn
Mess towler, do JFW Wooster, Wellington
MRS barrie, do G W Robbie, Litchiel1
+ X MoCAriy, Drooslyn G W Oakcs, city
NP kuowIton, EoyaItoH o 7 I.atlmrr. BrsskzyUle
b Hun Swf, Mexico ! Ctsnsh. Amherst
" Dtek-rson, Grafton ii NJ R"iau al. Rucyrus
AZ u axe, - N Eseps, uit City
Il carson, Toledo ' Games, birmingham
e Newman Il, NOrwtik G. d COttr-lI, Mo
Mrs Latiner. do Capt Slaytoh, Mich
II Oidlldd, mirh NJ Jackson, n
Mira Chamberlin, y AN Baldwin, city
y II Townsend, Ob1Ilin II y SNYDER.
NJ A Hanna, GarrettsyilleN d Warner. Hartford
; "A BUTTONS, BeItird N Andrews, L0ckla1d
a a Whitney, Mich J Furne-s, Waynasyiue
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MAMMOTH CALF.-Mr. Horace Brainard of
Brooklyn raised a heller calf till she was
thirteen months old. a few days ago he
sold her for $50 to John strable of this city
for beef.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-25

The Directors of the Cleveland Protective
Fuel Company have voted that tho balance
of the subscription to the stock of the Com
pany be paid in 10 the Treasurer on or be-
fore the 25th of July, and sixty per cent
having been paid, subscribers on paying
the balance will receive their certificates of
stock at the office of the Company, No. 90
Superior street. W. Z. MoULD,
jy25- 1874 Secretary and Treasurer.
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SERVED HIN RIoHT.-A Clevelandcr was
robbed of 1866 in cash in a brothel in De-
troit a few NIGHTS ago.
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Rose d PrenEiss, Provision HaKked
.t HihN Report.
HAMS-Sngar CURED eanVassed q ~. .---. 81
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cahvassed q n Is
DRIED ~BEEF-Sugar- cared CanYa5aed q n -
BA00s-Or Smoked Sides . D..- Is
LLRD--Prime Leaf sttls-rndld in bbls OF tres eoIS
Z" Prime Leafksttls-rnd'din kegs . L.. Il
PORK-E0. I msss r bbl...-..-----..--.s31 so
" Extra clear D "a 20
" Light meas so 10
No charge made for packages or carriage.
All articles are warranted strictly prime. Ordsrs
promptly hiled.
f.a-. Dos 4 PREETISS-
Noe. 142. IA snd I46 Ontario stresk.
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pUPREZ &

Original New Orleans and Metropolitan Minstrsls
and Brass Band, appearing IN their unriVaIled
Champion Mammoth EthiOp an Concerts, intro
dueiBg on this occasion all tie latest features in
Negro Minstreisy, by the famous old faVCrits stars
Of years With this oomPaDY- Composed OF twenty
tao Celebrated artists, the whole undsr the i'm
mediate auspices and control Of nuprez & Bene-
PropEietors, f0rmAfy Derrrez 3 Uresn.
viii sPpear at the above named Han f r positive
" the time monf!oned only, On tkcir return from
their tsiumphsm brilliant Eastern tour. For full
particulars zee Mammoth Posters and Program
mss.h Doors open utT to 'esnmcncs ut s O'Clock.
PRICEs Or ADAIssiOE.-Dress Circle end Par
lnette, 30 cent?; Reserved Seats 70 Dress Csr-ls, =
cents Family Cireie, 50 cents; Gallery, % cent
9rrhtstra Sests 70 cents; Private Boxes, g. and s.;
Single scats IN privas Boxes, Si,0U.
q. ". DgPREZ, Manager.
jy SAM P0Np, CT StorUM. Agenta.
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Cleveland wholesale Harket, +

as follows:
.l Ii H.. .i a tIs...
To Cleveland, Toledo and d. 20
Detroit~-.--.---...-Sl 90 Sc 65c 45c
To Chicas0-----.----. l 10 SIC 7Oc Doc
PEOur-In fair trads demand, and steady for
the upper qualities. Sales 100 bits city made Xxx
spring at Sl0,T5 - bbis do do at $1,000; . bills
city XXX white at $500; % bbls do Xxx amber
at Sla. 70 50 bbls choice XX red at $500; 100
bis y red at $3.50.
WsIeaI-The market t--iay was very quiet,
and prices mainly nominal. Sales 2ICO bu No. I
Milwaukee spring on private terms car No. .
red winter at 81 50. Spring was quo:sd nominslly
at 81 ,g0aI " st the close.
C~Rrn-ouiet, hut firm. Sale l car No. 9 at 6sc
from store; No. held at zoe.
SBats-Quiet. Ne. l held at 4I945c.
R5e-Qniet and nominal at S5c for No. l.
RssTley-Inaetiv We and nominal.
P5rk-SteAdy aud in fair trade demand. Sales
No. l City-PAcked Mess at $500; No. g Mess
$500; Prime Ness at 3l3,OU.
~E.ard-ste4dy for uty-rondsrsd at 2z1lc in Kegs
and PFC in tierees. Country held at 2ic.
fair demand, ssd firm. Sales 35CO
bscity Sugar-edrsd cAhvassed at DC.
Slsoulders-steady, and demand fair. Sails
1900 lis City cured at Ice.
R~aesn-stesdy. snI,. 400 is n cnr.d can
ysssed at Doc.
G ssssed ReeE-In rood demand and firm At 9co
fr csnvasssd civ smok,J
Rs.cr-FirR anIstsndv A san ,vn.cL.d
Mesa
RnttarLons.-bn 6-n, ,aaoo, a..
choice Western Reserve vsIIour Gr
CE,sesr-Duu bpt nncb,ur.I onA go -.
1oaI7c far comp,o, 10 $4,000 ~. -
made.
R1re-Un modor.t ,ss
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VALUE OF REAL EsTATE.-hAn idea Of the
value of real estate in this city can be gain
ed from the following memoranda Of trans
fers, recorded in the books Of the county
during the past week
j. P. Bishop to Joseph H. Macher, parts
Of sub-lots oneand two in Seymour & Bald
wins subdivision of ten acre lots, 81 and SO,
in block 4 of said subdivision, Cleveland
city. Consideration $500.
0. Cutter to VIM. Kun, sut-,ots 13S and
IS9, in block A in VIM. S. Platten and 9th
ers' Flat, Cleveland city. Consideration
s6l5.
Abraham S. Wolf to E. ]. Estep, five acres
of land in lots 1899, Eas! Cleveland, and
3s6 Newburgh township. Consideration
$1,000.
Nicholas Meyer, to B. R, Bsavis, lots from
10 TO IS inclusive in Bevis and Meyers
subdivision of lot No. 7 in D. Clark's allot-
ment of northwest corner of original lot e.,
Brooklyn township. Consideration $1,000.
John Muehlhausen to Herman Michel,
part of lot 9S in Barber and Lords sub
division, Cleveland city. Consideration
sI,15O.
S, 4 H. Collahan TO Vim. C~ongden, lot NJ
$50 in the Willeyvillo allotment, Cleveland
city. Consideration $500.
Geo. Fell to Daniel NJ. B. Mclean, lot on
Cheshire street, Cleveland city. C~pnsidera-
ton 81, 400.
WHAr THEY MEAM.-Many persons have
wondered what was the signiication of the
different whistles Of locomotives. The fol-
lowing explains:
OneW histle-" Down breaks"
Two WASHES" Off breaks"
Three Whistles" Back up"
Continuous Whistles Danger"
4 rapid succession Of short Whistles is the
cattle alarm, at which the brakes will al
ways be put down..
A sweeping parting OF hands on level Of
eye, is a singnal to go ahead"
A downward motion of one hand, with
extended ARM, "to stop"
a reckoning motion of one hand 10
"back."
A lantern raised and lowered vertically,
is a signal for "starting" swung at right an
giles or cross ways the track Ito stop
swung in a circle, back the train.
A red flag waved upon the track must be
regarded as 4 signal of danger. So of other
signals given with energy.
Hoisted at q station, Is a signal for a train
to stop.
Stuck up by the road side, it is a signal of
danger on the track ahead. b.
Carried unfurled upon an engine, is 2
warning that another Engine or train is on
its way.
CHANGE OF TIHE.-On Monday, I'D inst,
passengers trains commenced running on
the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad as fol-
lows:
From Grafton
C.. C. & c. New York Exprsss--.-.. GOO A. NJ.
G. a Z. Iud. a Western Express.. $50 a. NJ.
c. G. 4 G. Cincinnati Express...... $50 P. NJ.
q. c. & c. Cincinnati Mail aud Express $50 P. M
From sandusky
Northern Mall. ----...--.....-...... 9:l0 A. N.
From T0Itdo
Fay Express 6:Ij A. NJ.
Eastern Mail.-----..--.... 80. $500. 2:35 P. NJ.
New York EApress---....-.-....... $40 p. NJ.
DEPARTURES.
For Grafton
Z Cincinnati Express. Geo A NJ.
o. - O. New York & Western Tx. 2;i5 p. NJ.
- e TALON Accommodation. $500. 10 p. NJ.
&C. & q. Night Erpress.-.-......... $50 p. N.
For Sandusky
Northern Msii.-~.~-.-..--.----.---. 40 P. NJ.
For To'edo:
Chicago Lxpress-.-----------.- Cos A Nj.
western 30 p. NJ.
N-e"t So r. "
Cleveland time is the standard.
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ADJUSTMENTS
ACADEMY OF nTTSTC

annual Successful Tour. We arc
mes programms. Posit sSsl5e ext5aoIdiasry
Wednesday,. Thursday ana E-s
Evening", July 2Jth, 26th d azfh
Oldsst troupe in the world, enlarged and imnro...
for the season Of 1866 & 'G7. Return Of ~
great gigantic and Incompatible
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LOCAL NOFFGEs.

Masonic NorIcE.-The members of Cleve-
land City Lodge No. 10, Iris Lodge No. 229,
Bigelow Lodge No. 243, Coneordia Lodge
No. S45, and Tyrian U. D. F. and A, NJ, are
hereby notified 10 meet at the Lodge BOOM
Case Block, on Wednesday, the 10Th inst,
at one o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose of at
tending the funeral OF Bro. Royal Hubbard,
a resident of Newburgh township, Car
riages viii be provided. We trust there
will be a full turn out.
Joseph Bell. W. NJ,
Cleveland City Lodge No. 10.
Csc. W. Berry, W. NJ.
Iris Lodge No. 229.
i. D. Hudson, W.. NJ,
Bigelow Lodge No. 2l3.
WIN. Smith, W. NJ,
Coneordia lodge No. as.
E. A. Hopkins. ". NJ,
Tyrian o. D..
D. E. Field, Sec. Iris Lcdge No. 229.
jy2l;334
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SOLDIERS TAX NOTICE. Soldiers,
Claims collected without charge. See
advertisement OF Stree GlaImAgen-
CT " In another column. may29
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<enus lend me yeneration
r a 1.-THE of inspirstiont
pnd could l On tablets golden
Seneil lik the sibyls olden
zames, to mortals talismanic,
zen dispeiling spells satanic,
SrUth should join them Ike these letters,
=uaic rhymiug gid the ~fstters,
N)uth upon the first I'd pencil,
Solce DoRHm tn second stencil,
zext these lines Initials sketch on,
-uion, Hope, the others efch on
Ending all with loves Iife-vision,
EVER pictured an Elysian.
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NOVEL PRoPosAL.-Mr GINS. G. King
for and in consideration of 81, proposes TO
give the city a warranty Iced Of Il certain
parcel of land on Prospect street. The
Council, fearing that the tax on said lot is
more than the lot is worth, referred the
matter to the Committee on Finances.
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ChIoaro Marlas4JuIx "a.

- H#A"
f~LOUR--Aetivs at a decline ofl09I5c.
NHEAT-nuH SALES At 81 .43c TOR No. l.
~HCoEs-Quiot. s4Iesa at 5sEs for No l; aud5sG
i0Ars--Du l. Sales ae.7Ilaeso fer Nb. l, and "a
I0kj4o far Boz. a4 81
HiG"wtNEs-iull -
@~FREuHr-rui. form 7Zc 10 BsfAlo.
R~E0EIpTs-Flour ACOV b6ls y lsat 3 700 In. ;
corn l75, dhbus oats -. 900 hu
sHIfaSSrs-P1Or 8 6aO bbis wheat IzCOa bu.;
corn lLS,UO0 bG oats 2.OS -lR.-
n. y Cattle Market-JuIy "a.
The current prices for the week At all the mar
Bets are AS follows: tHf I'D
BEET CATTLE-lst quality; D h,as, ST. U0als,OO;
fair to good quality sI5 Obual Il, -; common quality
ltO0@l5,'O o inGtrier quality Sl<tU4I4,oO.
Cows AND CAEvEs-Extras a head SS5. OOa95Aos
LIST quality S75,O0Gse or; ordinary SOS, OO6t75,O5;
common quality SSo,00@cO,OO; Inferior quality
Wal oaLvrsA1st qruahty an, 1i@l2e; ordina.
~ quality lO9lle; common quality e@lO;
safEr xSDfLGSssIR4tas a heal 81, ooas 90;
prime quality S6,oOa7 90; ordinary quality 6, Goa
81 common quality sl,o0s4,aoi Inferior quality
s~wIsE-HssVy corn fed per n. I1s9TKe;
Eg1t aud medium lc1S@iIe.
The market fur besf cattle was firm this week,
the supply being only iair, while the weather was
favor able sud the d-td4Rd seiiyt, a. au advance
Of re PEI. pou d, prizes Vaiypg irem u 10 I7%@
lSe imcindit 6 inferior L. very prime. The ave
rags quality u offerings wns very good, many OF
tn cattle bsisg really cOHinnon. The bulk Of
offerings went al from l. 10 IKE, and scarcely
any remained unsoll ut y O'Clock To-day.
YeAls 10 fair demand at our quotations above.
The total receipts Of tins week at all tbe yards
are as foilows:
Beeves 5.O79; cows le7; velI calves I Os2 sheep
and lambs l3,5I-; swine s,43t.
o N Y Money MhrEeE-JnIy ri.
MOsEY-Easy At4G5 per cent. on call.
sTERLIaG ExSHASuE-Dnl ahd heavy at les5s
6l09.
GOLD-A shade lower, Opsning at $50, advanc-
ing to l5t%s, and closing al 1907.
Il. Z. stock HArkof-5nIy ri.
GOvERSnEET STOCKs-Dull and rather easier.
Skies Of 1851 coupons los hves Of 1871 coupons
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-25

HNESIAL-Under the head of "Mar-
riages will be found the announcement
of the marriage of Mr.. E. II. Perdue, cash
Ter of the LEADER Establishment and Miss
COrnelia N. Van Tyne. The happy couple
have gone on a brief bridal tour. We wish
them honeymoons all the wear round.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-25

! scHIFF, ELsoFFER t Co, ICO Superior street,
Opposite the Weddell Housekhave just re-
ceiyed a large assortment in Ladies' Fur
nishing and Fancy Goods, such as ladies'
collars and sleeves, meta, trimmings, but
tons. combs, ladies, hosiery, etc, etc, which
they offer to the trade at the very lowest
market prices. iy13-SlO
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-25

For LAKE SuPERIoR-Fiy from The heat
ed and dusty city to the cool retreats Of the
upper lakes Or what is more practicable
and pleasant than Fgiag tako passage on
the elegant propeller Ironsides, Captain
Turner, which leaves the lock of Petit L
Holland on Thursday evening for a grand
pleasure excursion to Lake Superior.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-25
! III n. Moneu MnrneLInIr I'd.

M0sEY-Easy At4G5 per cent. on call.
STEALING ExsHANuE-Dnll aRd heavy at les5S
aloe.
GOLD-A shade lower, Opsniug at $50, advanc-
ing to 1875, and closing az 1903.