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Toledo Market-JuIy 20

FLOUR-DuIl.
WHARFAGE better. Sales of amber Michi-
eau, crop Of 'o5'S2,OO; do. crop "a at SIPS; old No
l red Wabash at S2,I5.
CORs-lc better. Sales of No. at &c.
RYE-Dull.
LAKE fREIGHrs-DuH and nominal.
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$1,000 Rcward.-The above reward will be
given to any person who can furnish a prescrip-
ton for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption. which is equal to DR.. Strick-
lsnk's Mellifuous Cough Balsam. This belsam
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 chronic
cough, asthma, whooping cough and primary cases
OF consumption are cured by DR.. Strickland's Mel
hhuous Cough Balsam. It can be be had at any
Druggists.
BENTON & DUNHAM, Agents, Cleveland. q.
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A GENTS WANTED-To sell tho largest and
n best work on Agriculture ever published. 1t is
2 Farmers Library" complete in one volume.
E-G.& Al ROWE, Publishers, 266 Superior-st.,
Ote1alnnd. o. juneE32s-W
"ANFED-RARE CHANCE FOR
w What the peoPls want. Complete History oftbe
Her,ta ooelarse volEme. s~plendidly Illustrated with
over 70 ME portraits Of Generals and Battle Scenes.
the rcoet candid, lucid, omPlete, authentic and reliR.
Die history PubiiHbed. It contains reading matter
equal 70 three large volumes. Send for circulars and
zee our terms. Address JONES BROS. d 70. ikS
N@-f Fonrth st. CiuoiDDStt. -TS4sW
WANTED-Canvassers TO sell and put up Bar
W ton,s Patent Gong House Bell. Men are clear
ing nom $40 70 500 per month. Send for circular.
q y hATTES0H. Cent Agent. Grafton. O. Aps.342
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To IN DebiIitatcd and the Decrep.
id--For general debility aud exhaustion of the
powers of ma uTe, whether O;casiOned by sickness,
fast living, constitutional decay, old age, or any
other physical or mental cause, the one thing
needful and indispensable is HOSTETTER's GEL
EBRATED STOMACH BITTERs. When the fire
of life seem, TO be absolutely dying out in the sys-
tenn and thu mini, sympathiziug with the body
is reduced almost to a state of imbeciIity, this
mighty Restorative seems, as it were, to lif. the
sufferer out of the Slough of Dospond, aud recruit
and reinvigOrate both the frams aud tho intellect.
An old farmer in tho Valley of he Monongahela
writes thus to DR.. Hostetter. 81 can compare the
Of your Bitters upon me to nothing but
the effect of a rain after a long dry spell in the
fall of the year. The rain falling on the meadows
starts the second crop of grass, aud Jour whole
some medicine seems to have started a second
crop Of life and spirits in me-" And tbi, I, ,rulv
the effect of this grateful l aud powerful prepara-
ton. Ladies of weak constitution. or whose
las been impaired by sickness or age,
find it a most eficacious and deli ,htful Tonic
and it is administered with great success in ma
rssmus or wasting of 1.-THE flesh, to young children.
In fact, it is a much sa1er and surer cordial for
the nurserv than anything advertised specially
for that purpose. jyIs
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VULcASIrE JEwELRY.-Bracelets, sets of
Earrings, Pins and Cuff Buttons. Also, a
nice assortment of Guard, Leonteen, Chat
lain and Vest Chains, at S. HoGAN's,
237 Superior street..
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LADIES Swiss WATcnEs.-A few of very
fine quality, at 40 Superior street. jyIS
Just Receiyed-ATmy Life on the
Border, by Col. Marcy, with iIluStra-
ttOns; price So. ShakspeaFe's Deli
neattOnS, by 4. o. Kellogg, n. D.;
price Sis. The Mormon Prophet,
by Z. B. Waite; price SO. The Prison
Life Of Jefferson Davis. by his PhySf-
clan; price 50. StOrmcliffe, a tale of
the Highlands; price $1.75. Life of
James stephens and a History of the
FeBian Brotherhood price 81. The
United States During the War, by
Auguste Langel; price 1915. Crumbs
from the Bound Table, by Joseph
Barker; price ST. A new supply of
A summers Rest, by Gail Hamilton,
and all the latest publications at
Cobb, Andrews Il Co.,
june26 2i1 SuperiOr-st.
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CoNrRAcr.-The contract for furnishing
the city schools with coal and kindling has
been let to J. V. n. Yates.
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COUSTERFEIrs.-We understand that a
great many counterfeits on the new FIVE
cent coin, have made their appearance.
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DIED.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MORGAN-In East Cleveland, July 18th, Will
lie, infant son OF William aud Matilda E.. Morgan.
Aged seven mouths.
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a paragraph having gone the rounds of
some papers about the injurious qualities of
the enamelled paper collars, we wish to
state, as an act of Justice to a worthy firm
in this city, that the Patent Glaze Perspira-
ton Proof Collars, manufactured by Gold
smith, Hoffman & Co., of New York, under
Hofman's patent of January oath and April
4th, 1860, are pronounced perfectly free
from all injurious substances, by the high
est medical and chemical authorities, who
have subjected them to a thorough analysis
The genuine article can readily be distin-
guished from the spurious by moistening
them, when none of the enamel will rub
of, while it will readily from the poisoned
article. NJ. Halle & Co, 147 Water street,
are agents for the Goldsmith Collar in this
city.
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FELL THBoUGH.-Two teams fell through
q dilapidated bridge on Forest street near
the paper mills, yesterday.
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Tax Books will close Saturday, July 2Ist,
1866. Il. S. WHITrLEsEY,
Jyll:532-d&w County Treasurer.
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Financial,


The Commercials money article says:
Stock speculation is rather less active and
prices slightly lower. Erie is firm and better.
Railrosd and State bonds are more active and
trmer.
The government list is generally weaker.
Money is a shade easier. Gail loans mostly at r
pr cent
There is a moderate demand from importers for
gold.
Foreign exch'Dge is quiet, the supply OF bills
bling quite up to the demand.
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Gold, Silver, Ivory, Rosewood, Cocoa,
Palmetto and Whalebone Canes, at
S. HoGAN's,
237 Superior street.
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French Cottage Window Shade-a new
thing at Beckwith & Sterlings.
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DIvIDEND.-The C. C. & C. R. R. Co. have
declared a dividend of four per cent, paya-
BILE August LIST.
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FOR BuFFAIo.-The Toledo, Capt. Watts.
starts from Bucks dock for Buffalo at noon
TODAY.
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Attend FELTON, & Bigelow's Union Bust
ness College and learn the requisites of a
business life.
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WASHING HANDs.-If the watsr has lime
in it, use very little soap, because the soap
has TO dissolve the lime before it Will act
well upon the matter it is intended to re-
move merely dipping the fingers in the
water to take up just enough to make a So
luton of soap sufficient to take up the dirt
is, with hard water, the only way to keep
the soap from sticking to the hands, When
the dirt is removed, rinse the hands in
water, or in two portions of water if there
is plenty. The barbarOus old practice,
which VIC still often see, of washing with
soap in one portion of water, is a proof that
those who practice it have not thought about
it the soap is even worse than most of the
dirt it is used to remove, and ought to be
thoroughly washed away from tho hands,
clothes, or whatever it is used upon. Brown
soap is unfit for the toilet, and the economy
of it is small-too small for even the poorest
to think of in comparison with the often
s~iveness of it.
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By this Route Freight Of all descriptions can be
forwarded TO aud from Philadelphia, New York,
Boston or Ba'timors, BY ~RAILkOAD DIREUT
to and from any point on Western Railways, and
IN connection with steamers, 70 all accessible
points on the Lakes and Rivers of the Northwest,
West and southwest.
LIVE STOCK by this route is provided with
superior Yard accommodations, especially at Har-
rlsbnrg. where a choice is offered of the PhfIa-
dolphin, New York and Baltimore
Markets.
This will also be found the shortest, quickest.
and most direct route for stock to New York (via
Ailentownl and with fewest changes.
The RATES OF FREIGHT to and from point,
In the west BY the Pennsylvania Central Rail
road are at all times as favorable as are charged BY
other Railroad Companies.
- Be particular to mark packages
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL r. r."
For Freight Contracts or shipping Directions,
apply to or address either Of the following agents
of the Company
s. B. KINGSTON, Jr., Freight AR't PbiIa.
G. A. CARPENTER, Freight Ag't Pittsburgh.
LARkE co transfer Agents, Pittsburgh.
H. W. BROWN 4 Co, Cincinnati, Ohio.
7. B. BURKE, Madison, Indiana.
& 90. Louisville, Kenturkv.
W. NJ. ALTMAN, Evansville, indiana.
r. f. SASS, St. Louis, Missouri.
CLARKE 4 O., Chicago, Illinois.
J.H- McC0LM Portsmouth,, Ohio.
J. d. LOVE, Maysvile, Kentucky.
HALL & Co, Marietta, Ohio.
e. AHERS muskiBgum River.
W. H.. 4 L. l.. LANGLEY, GalIipolis. Obiv.
A.P. sTULTZ & co, GAINESVILLE, Ohie.
N. II. HUDSON, Ripley, Ohio.
ID. X. WILSON, Nashville, tennessee.
H-H- HOUSTON, Ten. Freight Ag't, PhiIa-
Ell WILLIAMS, Gen. SUPP I, Altoona, Pa.
FAST FREHGHTS.
UNION LINE CARS are Run Through bv
the Pennsylvania route to Principal Western Cities |
without transfer, and all shipments by this line |
on TIME will be guaranteed as fol- |
lows:
Boston to hIeasO Dav.
New York go Sc q naHs
Philadelphia TO /" ----m-5 Daxs
Baltimore 10 I" -..-..5 DAYS
With a forfeiture Of S cents per 100 lbs. for every
days delay, which will be promptly paid by West
ern Agents.
Parties ordering freight from the East shoYId
shippers for contracts &C., to
GEO. ). HARRIS, u Washington St., Boston.
J. l.. GOSSLER, I'll, Broadway, New York.
JOHN MCKNIGHT, AIS Chestnut ST., PhiIa.
CHAS. H. Rooms, cor. Center & Calvert sts,
Baltimore.
Shippers from the West will apply to or addrers
ey mail for Bills of Lading, &c, or any desired in.
W W CHANDLER, Chicago, Illinois.
3 y. THATCHER, 239, N. High-st, m
n. W BROWN, q W. Third-st. Cincinnsti. o
W. II. STEWART, Clevelsnd, Ohio.
A. THOMPSOH, NewcomvrStOwn, G.
W-R: HAZLErT, GAINESVILLE, O.
ANU =: GRAY, Indianapolis, Ind.
J. O. DAVIS. Fort Wayne, Ind.
Z. P. BRYANT, TeTre Hante, Ind.
W e. ROBINSON. 324 Main-st.. LeuisyiIe XIV
N 40 Olive-st, st. Louis. Mo {
l.. u. WILSON, Nashville, Tenn.
". KALAMAZOO, Jr Memphis. Tenn.
d. S. GRAY, SuPt. Union Line, Columbus. :
mayI :
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HS7 Single copies of the WEEKLY LEADER, for
Saturday, July 81, 1866, in wrappers, ready for
mailing, can be had at the LEADER Counting Room,
Price five cents.
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FiOur-In moderate trade demand, and un-
chans-d. We quote: City made XXX red 3,Ooa
l4,e0; doxX whiteIs SIS, OO@I5,5O do Xxx spring
slo,5o@u 90. Country brands XX red range at
SlO,5o9l2,5o, and XIX white sI3, 5O@I5,OO.
Wheat-Dull and unchanged. Sales / car No.
1spring at $500; 1000 Bu do do On private terms;
l car No. red winter at $3.50.
C~Orn-Quiet, but firm, at zoe FIR No. 1, Csc for
No. 2.
Oats-In fair inquiry and steady. Sales 3 cars
No. State at 45c from st tore.
iRye-Quiet. No. 1 beld at S5o.
BARLEY Without movement and nominal.
~POrx-Steady and in fair trade demand. No
Gty-psckcd Mess $500; No. 9 Mess S33Oo;
Prime Mess at 5000 Ht
Lard=steAdyIsales IoOO IbI Cisy-renderOd at
22119c in kegs and pc in tieress.
i8sms-In, good demand and frm. Sales 200
lbs sugAr-S1re4 eanyGssed at 24c.
lShOuIders-steady, and demand fair, at Ice
for Cty-cured.
Bae0n|City cured canvassed firm at zoe.
Dried Beef-In good demand and firm at &c
for canvassed city smoked.
iEeeG-Eim and steady at s2O, 90 fer city packed
Mess,
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SOLBIERS TAKE NOTICE.-SOldfcrs'
Claims collected without charge. See
advertisement of Stree Claim Agen-
In another column. may29
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GoVEENnEEr STOcKs-Quiet and scarcely SO
firm.
STcCKs-Weak.
Chicsso and Northwestern preferred 64Jb;
Northwestern 555s; Reading IIOL; Hudson lie;
ETie 651s; Chicago and Rock Island 975k; New
Western Union TeIrgrsph $50.
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\. Z. STOCK Market-JuIv p

MoNEH-Easy and quiet at 5 per cent.
STERLING ExsHAHGE-Dull at lO9alO9L.
GoLD-A shade easier, opening ct i5gS<; and
closing at 1907.
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The WEATHKn--The following mcieorolo
gical record is reported for the LEADER by
Ia H. S~olomonson, optician, under the
American:
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GOLD PESs.-A fine assortment of obliaue
and commercial pens and cases, at 40 Su-
perior street. GylS) BURT & DARE.
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RUSSEBL

David Gardner, Ottawa J P Lusk, n Y
CT Holden, Kent city VIM NJ Gage, Y
Nj D Phelps, Bristolyille VIM c Robertson, Pitts
J NJ Allen, SD Palmer, Phila
II b Hammsn. city i D Munson, city
D James, ct LouilJ JR Griggs, Kansas
HS Fitch, city Miss X d Byers, YOungs'
II q Emmons, Elyria ! p Lamb L !, Coldwater
J f Newton, Mass J Briggaman, Columbus
7 Fixon 4 &c, New Phila.
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IRON. STEEL-GLASS, &C..

IkON-. STEEL-GLASS, &c.
CLEVELAND, BROWN e. Co..
Nos 20, ~. % d 81 MerwIm-st,
SECTIONS BLOCK
H. g. CLEVELAND, -
P. NJ. HITOHCOOK, Resident Partners.
Importers, Manufacturers, and Wholesale Dealere
IN Bar, Boiler, Hoop and Sheet Iron, Sander .oD
Bros. b CO.. best English Cast and Spring Steel,
Nut and Wrought Spikes, Hot and Cold Pressed
Nuts and Washers, Norway Nail Rods, Swedes
ron, Carriage Axles, Springs and Bolts, Burdens
celebrated Horse Shoes and Boiler Rivets, Galvan-
lied Sheet Iron yPast and Silver Steel Axes, Anvils,
Vises, Horse Nails, &c. sc.
Soc Agents for the sale of
BROWN, BOENELL q co.'s
" MahOning" Iron d Nails, and Gun
bingham d lhmsen's Pitts
buFgh City Glass,
In this market.
-a9-Send for Price List and Circulars. Refer to
Tusinsss men and Bankers generally. mar3I
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SKIPF l. GAYLoRD's MISsTRELs.-Skif &
Gaylord's celebratcd minstrels closed their
engagement at the Academy. last evening,
to.an exeeYent ana crowded House. Every
part of the programme was rendered in a
fine artistic manner, and received unbound
ed marks of applause The opening chorus
and overture were very fine, as was also
the comic ditty by Johnny Howard. OF
the merits of the "musical voyage" we
have already expressed our very favorable
opinion. The comic part was immense, and
Messrs. Ward and Delehanty did their fame
fresh honor as clog dancers. Harry Stan
wood is one of the finest artists OF this ex-
cellent combination, and was very amusing
with his fne.toothed comb and little fiddle
solos. The Arab brothers got up the best
burlesque ever witnessed here. The "bone-
less boy" is truly wonderful. All the re
mainder of the programme was given in
f~aultless style and to the great qualification
of the audience.
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How MUcH TALKING WE Do.-Some
Frenchman of q statistical turn of mind,
who evidently has but little to do, pub
fishes in a Havre paper some Curious stat
istics of the average talk of men and women.
He has discovered that an culinary middle
aged man spends three hours per day in
conversation, calculated at the rate of one
hundred words per minute, or twenty-nine
octave pages per hoar, which would amount
to 600 pages per week, or ffy-two big vol
umes per year Having ascertained these
facts as regards the masculine portion of
the humsa race, the statistician applied his
best energies to ascertain the amount of
words uttered by an ordinary and middle
aged female per minute, and the amount of
time spent on the average by that sex in
general conversation. After the most pa
investigation and abstruae calculation,
able arithmctician was compelled to
give up the question, and confess the mag
of the figures produced ever at the
of the inquiry bafled all human cal
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I~ScREAsEr TOWING FACILnIEs.-The traffic
of vessels plying to Lake Superior via Sault
river this season has so far increased as TO
requirs constant towing facilities between
between the two Lakes. To meet so i'm
portant an emergency the tug association
rave added to their list of steamers three
powerful tugs, the Anna Dobbins, Eclipse
and E.. NJ. Peck, which have been dis
patched to that locality, and will be under
the supervision of Captain J. NJ. Lundy, a
practical navigator, and well verscd in the
management of tugs. Captain Lundy will,
on all occasions, be found on hand to attend
to the immediate wants of vessels plying
through the Straits, and is empowered TO
meet any and eli demands of vessels in
peril or distress, which will be faithfully
carried out. The enterprise is an important
one and we trust will be duly appreciated
by those interested.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-21

POLICE Co%uRT-JULY 2Oth-JUDGE ABBEY
P~REsTDISG.-The following ad iudications
were made:
Drunk-Thomas McKenny, fined 81 and
costs John Lee and Van Cochrane, each
fined 81 and costs.
Common Prostitute-Mary Shediker,sent
to the Work House 6 months.
Observation-Disclosures Classy, fined 81
and costs; Kate Comfy and Rosie Bordy,
case held open till the 2Sd.
Assault and .Battery-Martin seiblein
and Daniel Reynolds, each fined SIS and
costs; Margaret steigwalt, fined SO and
costs.
Burglary-JOhn Hefferman, case held
open till Monday.
Violating Market ordinance-A. Perry,
continued to the Esd
Nuisance-M. L. Waring and R.. Winslow,
continued to the Esd Adam Berghold, dis
charged OIL payment of costs.
Grand Larceny-Charles NJ. Taylor, dis
charged on the ground of insanity.
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The ANERIcAN.-Since it has been under
the guidance aud direction of Colonel j. P.
Ross, no hotel in the country has given bet
ter satisfaction to is friends than the
American. A fresh coat of paint has given
to its exterior a more pleasant appearance,
while the interior, from Office to dome, has
been entirely remodelled, painted, papered,
and furnished. The corps Of "help" has
been increased twenty hands, a gents par
Tor and reading room, (neye. before known
in the hotel), have been added, and the
Dining Room, it is intended TO entirely re-
fit and refurnish. A new laundry is to be
erected in a short time, when everything
that goes to make up a frst class hotel will
be completed. Over and above all presides
the ever popular proprietor Col. Ross. L.
C. Ludlow, Esq, is chief clerk, assisted by
the night clerk, M. F. A. Brockway while
Frank Burt runs "the institution below
stairs.
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MGscELLANEoUs,

D~EBLIARDS! BILLIARDS!! BILL.
ID ARDSill-I would call the attention Of buyers
to my new improved PATENT COMBINATIONS
CUSHIONS AM TABLES which cannot be sur
passed BY any others in the world for elasticity, cor
reutness of angles, and durability, which sell AZ
reasonable prices, with q fine stock Of Cloths, Balls,
Cues. and everything connected with the trade.
Orders BY mail attended TO at my factory, ls6 Fulton
street, New York City. W. H. GRIFFITH.
j~une5:346
DROFITABLR EMPLOYMENT
Il SUMMER AND FAhL-The address of school
teachers, students, clergymen, disabled soldiers and
others, wanted. Business light and pleasant. Ad-
dress s. GREEN, l4 Superior street, Cleveland,
O., Room {. up stairs. jy9s56
$4,000 in . MSS . .1,,-. SP 4. "a .tIcd
ard veIl-knovn WAGNER's L0AE OFFICE,
% Securities OF every kind. viz Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jevsiry. Guns
Pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pisnos, Melodeons, and
al personal property and articles oFvalua. on the most
satisfactory terms. Business strictly private. rs
iStsshed 1851 N. B.-A variety o. uuredeemed
watches, Jeveiry, Guns. etc.. for sale at bargains.
0ffce-corne Of Water and Superior street,. over
pGVs 4 Piexotto's Clothisg Store.
oet97 7 Nv SGNrV
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A BURGLAR DIseUsTED.-The Philadel-
phis GGzctte gives an account OF a burglar
in that city, who, during the heated term,
when the occupants were away, succeeded
in breaking into a %pretentious house, almost
under the nose of the police. He found q
richly furnished hallway and parlor, but
as he did not care about stealing pianos and
sofas, he assembled to the dormitories where
he found bare floors, wretcLed bedding,
and everything excepting the curtains to
the windows indicating the most miserable
attempt at parlor ostentation with less re-
inement than would be found in the house
of an ordinary mechanic. The thief
turned from the place in utter disgust, and
when leaving defaced the lid of a piano
and broke open the doors of a cabinet, to
inform the people that he had been there.
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CIeleland Wholesale Market.

FEBAT EVENING, July 20, 1855.
Freights-The following are the rates by Lake
(steam) and Bail from this port to New York and
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Rose & Frentiss' Provision ssarke.
EAROrn

~HA1E-Sugar cured canvaased 2 "a
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CRnvassed y n. I5
DRIED BEEE|sugar-cuTed Canyassed p n
BAcos-Or Smoked Sides y D----.-. Is
LARD-Pr1me Ieafksttle-rnd'di in bbls or treS coz
Prime eSfkettle-rnd'd in kegs q D., II
PoEx-No. Imess . bbl- xsQ ~
Extra clear . Dbl .-...----..-- "a 90
70 90
No charge made for packages or .cartaee.
All articles are warranted strictly prime. Order-
promptly Allied. ~
BOSE & PRENFIsE.
hos. 1ARs Ia and LAG Ontario stEsst,