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EGaB N0TI0F.-The defendants John


L E6Ab H0FlUE.AFhe defendants John
IL B. wifs-us william h Whom ard v iIiam B.
AaDnsy, composing tue hrn Of wilson a TO-, OF
New York city. are hereby norhed that on thu 6th
day Of July. 1855, James Hy de and Samuel Fans
leF, plaintiffs. Al,d their petition in the Court Of
Common. Piesa within and FIR the county OF Guy
-ahoga. aud Stat of Ohio, asking a Judgment in
thesr davot against sid defendants. for The sum Of
$780, Is, VIII fntrrest, from october l, 1855, on q
clain sold and sstigned 70 plaintiffs by Newton o.
Fausitr, sf damage sustainsd BY him BY reason
OF the tAfiure on the part Of said defendants to
.fuihn srert4in ~cuutract msds with him by said
d-fendants. at Cleveland in said county, on or
about tbs SOth day of AaGost, 1865, for the ale
aud deliserg 20 aim Of hfty crates Of ercckery, Of
the KIND, aad prices, aed on the terms in part
spPcined IN. q c-Ftsin msmorandum Of that date
ulads isud signed b I'D WfIson a Co a copy Of
which ne aoran1em > ATTACHED 70 said petition.
uisfhs sssd Eesltif n inrtbsf alleging that said
cratss of c1ock<Fy we're recsiFed from the manu-
facfurers ~ Englans BY said DESCENDANTS, but in
violstiOa % esi4 ,eonsfsc6 sold to parties other
than thsssld EegtOus0a, Without his KNOWLEDGE
or seu<sut. aith0ueh Ne had at all times been ready
n sasai5 said Contrast % his part.
Dsfeuhnts nTe reqdsei 20 answer said petition
ON therth day o. eptembeE 1866, or the same
vii be taken es coufe9safe nl1t
ee1ElBLEY A CAREY
Sseyetans stalyf is15. Pi'ns Att'ys.
1alylA yzHL-L LII
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MARKETS 81 TELEGRAPH.
QUIZ mrDNIeHr HARRIET REPORT


1 rfr ruHEET -
Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press.
INV YOEk, July Il.
MONEY. @
9 The demand for money has been active this after
noon and there was more business AZ 5 than s per
cent on call
Prime discounts are Gar per cent.
The market for Exchange closed firmly and very
little was done.
GOLD.
The gold market len of at 152k@l5e5s.
SPECIE EXPORT. I
. The shipments to-day would have been larger
but for come arrivals. The Secretary OF the
TreasnIy has been exchanging SD bonds for $50
notes for banks in soms Instances, and we believe
is still wi1in 10 do the same thing, but IL win
hardly pay Al. the present price Of the Latter.
aovERSHEsT SECURITIES ~-
Were steady tkis afternoon
RAILWAY STOCKS
The stock market closed up firmly at the last Of
the quotations IN our previous edition. r~
STOCKS.
Among the petroleum and mining brokers' there
was some little done on the street this afternoon.
Bennehon Run was siO9s5o; Unitei States sos
@sIo. -5,5rr
Consolidated Gregory Is7Q9l90O; euaneil Gold
1lO@112; Quartz Hill 42O@4z5. tr1 81
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Pittsburgh Petroleum MaFkst.

-eFad PIrTsBuEeE, July 15-7:15 =. >.
The oil market is very dull bath for Crude and
Re6ned. Buyers have absented .bemseIv,E Re-
ceipts of Crude for week, 2O,OoO bbls total for
year to date, $500; increase over SAM time
last year, 500, 900 bbis. Stock on hand li1ited.-
The principal sales during the week have been for
fall delivery. Sales 1000 bbls hulk at 12c. No
saIes R fined reported, and prizes nominal.
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chbossnI n, Pb;rliDs leading and the whole

chosen, Mr.. Phillips leading and the whole
congregation jOining intke chorus 4
After the singing Bishop Ames remarked
that he was glad there were men IN the
church who could sing for his part his
case was like Artemus Wards, When be
sung he felt very bad, but not half 50 bad
as those who heard him" 4
New Castle was chosen as the next place
Of holding the Conference. 9 s4 !
The Committee on Claims reported the
names Of those recommended to receive
allowances.
A motion was made that a collection be
taken up for Rev. j. Krum, who had lost
all his property, including a good libra
nv, BY Ere. The Bishop stated the vote on
the motion would be taken by ballot, and
that all, even the ladies would be allowed
the right of suffrage. The result of the
ballot was a contribution of Sl65 AZ.
The Committee appointed to consider the
expediency of requesting q change in the
rime of holding the Conference, reported
in favor of a change to the month of April.
Laid upon the table. The COMMITTEES on
Public Worship reported the appointments
for tomorrow. Adjourned until Monday
at s A. NJ.
AFTERNOON EXERCISES.
The day was so bright and the number OF
people in the city SO great hat 1t was
thought best TO hurry forward the prepara-
tions for Sunday exercises on the Park, 30
as. to hold the anniversary exercises of the
eonferencs Sabbath School Society in the
open air, and by noon to-day sittings were
provided for a thousand people under the
shade of the beautiful naples. At2 P NJ,
the NJ. E. Sabbath School met at the church,
formed their classes, and marched in pro-
~cession t, the Park. Rev. Samuel Gregg,
4 President Of che Society, presided The ex-
e~rcises were opened with a hymn by the
choir, followed by prayer by Rev. Mr.
IGuy, and q We are climbing up lions Hill
sung by Phillip Phillips
The children were then entertained By
Rev. Milton Smith, who directed his re-
marks especially 10 them, after the Sabbath
School had sung {" Scatter Smiles" Rev. A
D. Morton delivered a very happy and telling
address to the parents and children. Littl'
Jimmy Phillips, a bright lad of i've or sil
summers, sung Come to Jesus" with sucl
distinctness and power that he was hearC
BY the entire audience. His voice seemed
wonderfully sweet and plaintive, and tn
audience stood in perfect silence until tn
song was ended. he promises to become his
fathers rival, and that before many years.
After Mr.. Phillips had sung " We arr
rising as a people," and Home of tn
Soul" the congregation was dismissed with
the Doxology. The exercises were all ad
mirably conducted and Of unusual interes
|, throughout. r=n
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PAINEsv1LLE HARBoR.-The Ashtabula
Ssniind says that " there is quitea stir with
the business men ct gainesville, about their
hsrbor at Fairports and it is proposed TO
build 3 railroad from their depot to the har-
Dor, with a view to making FsirpOrt a coal
and iron shipping depot With this is also
a project of & railroad from Unionville 10
JsfersOn, by which the route from Paines-
vile 70 the coal regions would be much
shortened We haTo no objections to the
plan
These little jobs with the projected rail
road to Hudson yet in complete, win fully
occupy /" the business men" Of our beautiful
9sister City for some time yet
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weekly Review.


NEw YoRK, July Il.
FIOUB-
There has been great depression in the market
fer now -four durinE the week, owing to large re-
ceipts and the superior quality Of the new arriT-
ing. We understand the crop Of winter Whsat 10
likely TO prove double what was anticipated early
ia the spring. Family brands have declined $3.50
per Dbl; ordinary shipping brands have fallen ESQ
40c-plsnty and unsaleable extra shipping brands
are scarcer and have advanced &c per Dbl. We
Common extra State at s7.4Oa3,s5; fancy do
50, lO@1O,65 shipping so,2O@iO,z5; old St. Louis
extra s1Ss0o9l6, 90 new do sls,oO9ls,Oe, 5
WHEAT.
The.e have been several arrivals Of new white,
the quality Of which is superior to anything tx
hihited for many years. 1t is uniformly good and
very heavy.g Sound wheat is scarce and millers
. : hOIaisg o. 2 sn'acigsi,On q S.d laTgs supplies ,S Of
per bu. A few ample OF amber Jersey have
changed hands ct $500 per bu-thrse times Is
much as was obtained before the war. We quote
No. spring s2%95So; 30, Szoog2 %;
$40.
HISS arrived freely. and, with some decline in
gold and less favorable news from Europe, prices
are 793c lower. We quote: 40
Western mixed s6@seHos
OATS
Have been active but at low figures. +
PoRK
Has beeu IN moderate request. Dealers are gen.
orally absent from the market. There Is an IN
uauall apathy In the trade. The heal market Is
princip lly supplied with ice house cured, hence
the ] bling At the Exchangc Il very moderate for
the season. We a d cur stock q Diminishing
slowly. We quote rr.sw
Old mess ss5,te and new western s5l ,ss932.5o :
city mess $500; rumls So 90.
" u1sfas bsAk aE- ~
Has bosn unusually dall, but, owing to the re-
dnosd stockc oaoios qualities, prices hafe been
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DAILY LEADER
MONDAY, JULY Is, 1855.
NV ADVERTIsEMENFs.

NEW ADEERTT8EMEMEB
Academy Of Music kin & GayloTd's Minstrels.
FELTON, & Bieelov-LOcAl Notice.
Dallsy's aaIvanis Horse SalVe-Local Notes.
Woleotts AnnihilAtor-LOcal Notice.
TAiIuan q oo~IIins-EgyptiAn Gala. 2
Hostetter's Bitters-LocAi Notice.
Roback's Bitters-Local Notice.
CowIes 4 Oo.-PIated Tea Eeis-
T-Situation Wanted. -ra.
@. W. L.-Boom Wanted.
Lyman, Baker 4 CO.-stone Cutters Wanted
Pittsburgh-st. n. Siou S. s.-Excurslon-
Chas. W. Lee-Groceries.
D. Q. H.-Situation Wanted
Ransom 4 MeIhineh-Pctatoes for Sale.
~ For Evening Edition News
see inside.
- For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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MARRIED.

oAsTLE-HAZKETUAt Belfast. Msins,
Wednesday evening. July Itth, By the Bsx. O. c.
Falfrey, wiz ". Castle, US. n, and Ellen W.,
daughter Of Prescott Hszsltine, Esq. n,st
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TAKE II ApAY.-A carriage, minus a
wheel, stands at the corner of st. Clair and
Water streets, blocking up the road, which
is marrow enough whereabouts with the
necessary distractions. Whose is it,
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Every one i. astonished at the wonderful

Every one is astonished at the wonderful
cures Dalley's Galyanic Horse salve is
daily effecting. Calls, Scratches, Bruises,
Swellings, and Strains, which have resisted
every other remedy, have been quickly
cured BY this ointment. Sold by all drug,
gists and harness makers; SO cents a box.
i-a.aQf
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A dispatch received frOtS Portland says
that Herring's Patent Safes passed through
the great ERE, preserving all their contents
without 8 single loss.
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sOLDIERs TAKE
Claims collected Without charge. See
advertisement OF ssFTee Claim lgeB-
ey - In another column. maybe
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The WEArHER-The following meteOrolo-
gical record is reported for the LEADER by
L. H. solOmonson, OptieiAn, under the
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nortCEs


hAUEEhEH
To the DebiIitated and the DecreP-
id.-FOr general debility and exhaustion Of the
psssss oihs uts, uksthss Q .cAsiOned BY sickness,
fast living, constitutional decay, old age or any
QtAsr physical q nsasAl cause. the one thing
needful and Indispensable IL HOSTETTER'S GEL
EBRAyED STOMACH BITTEks. When the FIRE
ollie seems to be absolutely dying out in the sys-
tenn and the mind, symPAthlzing with the body,
il reduced almost to a state Of imbecility, this
mighty Restorative seems, as 1t were, TO IN the
~sufsrer out Of the Slough Of Dsspond, and recruit
and rsinSigOrats both the frame aud the intellect,
An old farmer in the Valley Of he Monougahela
writes thus 10 Dr.. Hostetter; ''I can compare the
operation Of your Bittsrs upon me to nothing but
the effect Of 3 rain after q long dry spell in tbs
fall OF the year. The rain falling on the meadow,
starts the second crop OF grass, and your whole.
some medicine seems to have Stsrtel a secOnl
crop Of life and spirits in me-" Aud thIs Is truJy
the effect Of this grateful I and powerful prepare
ton. Ladies OF weak constitution, or who's
strength has been impaired by sickness or ego
ind 1t a most eaicac!eus and deli shtfuI Tonic
and It is administsrsd with great success Ia ms
rssmus or wasting Of the aesh, to young children
In TACT, it Is a much SAFER and surer cordial 70
the nursery than anything advertised special,
for that purpose. jyl6
A Remedy for the P1les.-It is a bIessin
to the suffering 20 know that we have an efectuI
cure fer this truly troublesome disease. Mr. J. I
Ha1arde, OF 1s4 Second street, Cincinnati, Chic
takes great pleasure in informing all who are SUI
fering with piles, that he used q small quantity
Or. stFickland's Pile Remedy, and 1t effected q pei
msnsnt cure. This seems to be the Gaze with q
who make use OF this splendid preparation. 1t
manufactured at No. s East Fourth street, Cincii
natl, Ohio, and soldby all Druggists.
Benton 4 Dunham, Cleveland, o.. myers
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Rose 4 PrenGazs' Provision Markei
Report. .
HAHF-Sugar cured cnBvassed aB- "A
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CanyAssed v r. u
DRIED BEEF-Sugar- c red Canvassed n r..
BAcoH-Or Smoked Sldes p B--- IL
~LARD-Prime Lsafksttle-rnd'din bbiB or tres 81
Prime Leafkettle-rnd,din kegs q D. Tx
FoaK-Ho. l meas y hhl. $50 O(
" Extra clear q l.-...-.. "a "
Light mess~------s--------~--- 20 "
- No charge made for packages or carriage
Ali articles are warranted strictly prime. OrdsIl
promptly filed. -sdl
- -rr- ROeE q PRENTISs.
Nos. Iaa. Ia ana I4a Ontario straat
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WANTEp..AcENT

A GKNTs WANTRD-To sen ths largest aat
n best work on Agriculture ever published. II il
q +" Farmers Library, complete IN one volume
Cleveland, o. june55E-W
WANTKp-RAkE OHAEox SOB AGEETs-
y Nhzf TN peoplsvant- Complete tstorJ ofths
Nar,tn e~nelsfze N2lnne splendidly hlnstrsted, viii
ThsnOsf czrcsd. lucid, omplefe. authentie and reiA'
Die history p1bsi8h14. u oontalns reading mattel
equai 70 three large volumes Send tor circulars and
ee or terms. address - BROS O0s las
We. Epz.fh Il qtnntan.tt -,
"aNTRn-Causassors 10 se1 and put up Bar
vi tors Patent Gong H0use Bell Men are clear
ing from $50 TO 500 per month. Send Tor circular
or. eATTnS0E. Ge11 Agent, GrAfton. O. Ap6.342
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BuaaIo Market-Jaiy IA.

FLOuR-Qufst.
WHEAT-HeAEy and dropping. Sales No I MI
wsukee at 81, 2na225. rBFiaasra e=sall
CoxS-saIes Of 50, 900 bush No. at 40 and zoe
for No. 2. O. ratrzf = .un1
0ATs-DuIl and inactive. II Id at 43@Ae for
No / Chicago.
BARLET-Hominals HaFar raf HrsrT Ha
RYE-Quiet +s-n 81
FoRK-sales AZ $50, oO953,o0
LARD-Sales at 2lc.
WHIsKT-Honinal. 81 &
CANAL FREisHTsELo~er. To New YORK : Corn
I3Hc. To Albany |; corn IIhei 500 a1
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The Posts money article says ~ -- tud
Gold Is quiet and transactions limited lending
rate unchanged. -TerE1Tgr q
Tbs lean market "a AhHndAntly supplied with
idle capital offered at 500 per cent.
Thirty mi lions Of currency viii bs disbursed
from the Treasury next week rtr. 1rrr7
The stock market is quiet bat firm.
Gsvernments steady. z-a aIt
State stocks active- s-lf
Railroad bonds strong and bank shares quiet.
Railroad shares in active demand, especially for
Northwestern, Reading. Old Southern aud Airis.
After the toard New York Central clos d At 99N
ard Erie ct zfkr
The Commercially money article says
Money is less in demand but b BY NO means over
abundant.
Cali IOaas range at S per eent-ezcrption 4@s per
cent. 900 . s-arf
Discounts are dull, the rate for prime names
being q per cent.
Gold continues firm though comparatively quiet
as to speculative movement s e-seff
| In the stock market the chief activity Is in
Reading, Michigan Southern and Northwestern.
The miscellaneous list is quiet.
Foreign exchange is nominal at the closing rates
Of yesterday. "a
Bankers sixty-days sterling is quoted at IO9@
/ InQL "
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THEY SHOULD BE LOOKED AFrER--As the
Fall Election is coming on, it should be
borne in mind that by virtue of g procls-
mstio9 Of the President of March 1eth, is
sued in conformity to a law of Congress,
dated March 8, 1868, all persons duly en-
rolled, or who went beyond the limits of the
United States to avoid the draft are pho
hibited from exercising the elective fran
chise. Il will Be the duty of the authori-
ties 10 enforceuthis penalty in all cases st
the coming election. Let every good citizen
bear in mind who the towards arc and see
that they pay the penalty of their skulk-
ing. ~ 4
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Calendar Clocks, at Burt & Dare's, 40
Superior street, opposite Weddell House.
ivo -
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Attend FELTON, & BigelOw's Union BUSH
ness College and learn the requisites of a
business life
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GIaraI.nd KholesaIa Market.

SATURDAY EVENING, July IA, 1855.
Freights-The following are the rates BY Lake
sstsan) and Bal from this port to New York and
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L s.aus 3 az 1866.
THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL

MEmLLHL MLA "" L.
~SH0RTEBT, quick soT 4 BEST RBUTE
Between fhe East and West
the arrival of Passenger Trains
W from the West At the Unioa Depot, Pitts
burgh, THROUGHF leave as follows
4 TXPRESS, - An, Except Sundsy)
MAIB,S7sUA- - .teHeeft SnndayD
cIAcisHAT ExPRESs, $50 A. NJ, Except
FRsT MsiG. 5oP. M, Except sunday.)
PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS, 4:1O P. NJ, Every
bay 1
FAST LINE, 1000 P. NJ, Except sundAy.)
Banning through Without change OF Cars to
HABRfkBuGB, PHILADELPHIA, BALTI-
MORT and C YORK, lsia AIIrn'ownl Hours
n AnyASeE Or sTHEW LtNsrs come ting direct for
| all New EHgiand Towns and Ma -hington City.
This b the ,niy route BY Win b Passengers,
leaving st. Ioufs, Cairo and Quincy Saturday
mounting; Chicag5 Jehersonvule and indianapolis
Saturday evening. BUN THROUGH DIBECT to
Eastern cities, arriving -r
n Hours IN Advance Of Other Routes.
ELEGANT sTATE-Ro0M SLEEPING JARS
are attached to al night trains-
~ Baggage Checked through aud Transferred
| Tree. r
~ Fare alzsys as low As BY other Routes
II W. GWISNER, Geo. Ticket Ag't Philad's.
w III. HoL HE<, Gen-W Pass. Ag't, Chicago.
l. T.B,BJMeA9L, AgtG w P. Ag't, hicsgo.
0HAsATaoaPsoN, Psss. Ag't, Cleveland, o.
0Hlcc, Metropolitan Block, Chicago.
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FOR SALE,


NOR sATR-2aynoo pounds Of Wool for sale al
FGOODMAN HOAGLAHDS, Commission
Merchants, Ssxto1's Block, No. n and q Mervin st.
4. FOREMAN, Russell House. Jyk;352
EOR sALE-naoQ pounds Of Wool for sale at
i GOODMAN 3 HOAGLAHD'Ss Commission
Merchants. sexsons Block, No. q aud 2 MerAtn
Hfrsst jyI4:5sa
nESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
IL on Superior street extension. 2 1-2 miles from
the Psstof6oe, consisting Of ten acres Of land under
cultivation, and watered by q never-iailing stream
On the premisAe ares small frame house. large barn.
four acres Of ~Tineyard, six and eight years old IN
wire trellis. 50 epple trees, rs peach trees, al choice
~varieties Of grefted fruit, different kinds Of eherrg.
dwarf and standar pear trees, ounces, cuIrants,
half acre Of sfrawberries, and q hnq variety Of shade
and trees end shrubbery. Skid land has
50 rods frsnt on Sqterior street, and 10 susceptible AZ
small expsufa Of ulking q beautiful rural home and
pecuniaFIly producifre 10 Its owner. For furthei
particulars enqire Of F0LJAMBE d WILKES,
235 superior, cor. Seneca sts. IyI:Ss
EOR SALE-HOuss and Lot, No. Sc OIntonet,
II containing ten rooms in good repair Wei, els
tern and Lake water on the place. For further in
formation inquire on premises gg3s
ZOE aALR-OTB-A me Iotof Pstreleam B1rn.
Z Inc on. 1t the Esc4o1 Of W. OF Gen.
NT2l " ~ ~. ~ .I.IIsR
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LOCAL NOTICES.

soHIFF, ELsoFFER & CO. ,IsO Superior street
Opposite the Weddell House,, have just re-
ceiyed a large assortment in Ladies' Fur
nishing and Fancy Goods, such as ladies
collars and sleeves, nets, trimmings, but
tons. combs, ladies, hosiery, etc, etc, which
they offer to the trade at the very Lowest
market prices iy13-S40
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REGIsTKR.

- Citizens iading conveyance to either Of the
above Trains or Bests, will be called for BY Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
81 the Omnibus once, $50 Superior street. OPP
Posite the Wsdden House. msyl5
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0sWexo aIarkeG-JuIy IA

FLoUa-Dull but unchanRed Sales at SIO,15
for No., spIipsi s1225@l2,5o FIR red winter;
SIS, rs for Xxx.
WHEAT-DulIan and lower. Sales at 500 for No
Chicago spring. - -
0oRH-QHiet Nr2 nliHois at 73c.
OATs-Held at 55c Tor prime Wisceusin-
CANAL FREIsHTs-Dull. Wheat Ice, corn Igkd
lilo te New York.
LAX laPoETs-25,00o hush c ,rn - "a
CANAL ExPoErs-l4,000 bu wheat; I5,001 oats
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AIscELLANEous.


DILLTARDsf BnLnRDsn BILL
n ARBStff- would eau the attention Of buyera
- nv new improved PATENT COMBINATIONS
CUSHToNG n TABLES which cannot be sur
pGn3sd By any others In tbs world for elasticity, cor
racfneaa sfanEiaa. and durability, which sell at
reasonable prizes, with q 1ne stock o. Cloths, Balls,
Cues, and everything connected with the trade
OrderB hT mail attended 70 81 ny factqrY, 20 Fulton
Strest New York City, W H
DROF. THOMAS woeld respectfully inform
II his friends and patrons ttIRf be is now PREPARED
20 attend o shaying, Hair Dressing and sh.mpeon-
ing, BAR Ooloring, DC, in the best style. Also. that
be will give his a~ttentiol. 70 the ours Of Corns. Bun
ious, and InsrOufng hais, shop under the john
SOC aonee. .gle8
DROFETABLE EMPLOYMENT FOR
Il SUMNER n address 81 school
teachers. sfudenta, elsrgymen, disabled soldiers snd
others wanted. business light and pleasant. Ad-
dress b.. 5. GREEN, 10 Superior street, Cleveland,
o., Room 4, no stare. Syss36
&50 000 M0NEl A2yAES.CEDa3
Gnd We1-knoWn WAdHERB LOAN OFFICE,
On 5sourities q ever kind, Wis Gold and Silver
Watches, Dtamoles, sIver Rans, yewelry, Guns
Pistols. OotAtae. Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodsgn4 and
all personal property eRd hrtioles Of value, on the most
tseazded fist n. B.-A variety Of unredsemed
Wsschss, yeHshy, Guns. etc ter sale a h~srErans.
0uce-coruer q Water and Superior Groafz, ovcr
@-i.s IG~kw.
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VUIcAsITE JEwELRY.-Brscelets, sets Of
Earrings, Pins and Cuff Buttons. Also, a
nice assortment of Guard, Leonteen, Chat
lain and Vest Chains, at S. HoeAN's,
237 Superior street.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-16

sI=zsss7SE50 os 9aeaoa. = q 9.,.s' TE e. ),
-aJF5a tynasq cHVkcHILE 4 BROTHER;
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-16
Toledo MaxketLJnIy IA.

FLOUR-Dull. v-FaEFanr
WHEAr-DulI aud declining. Sales new amber
Michigan At 81, 94@1,95.
OORE-2c lower. Sales at 64H for No. / mixed.
sSc No 1 white. -Trs shan
OAIs-Steady.
LAxE FEEIsars1DuI and unchanged.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-16
\. r.. Money Markel-JuIy IA.

MoSEI-Steady at 5a6 per cent.
6TERLINs ExsaAEos-Fifm at i09L0IO9%.
GoLD-Without decided change, op-ning at I5a,
advancing TO 1525k, and closing at 152ZI 10 Ef|
SPEcIE-Expnfso &C specie to-day SI,3l7,C3O.
90FEREHEsT sTocks-Quiet.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-16

Pocket Knives, at Burt : Dareis. jy9
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-16
CITY NEWS

Gold, Silver, Ivory, Rosewood, Cocoa,
Palmetto and Whalebone Canes, at
s. HoGAH's,
237 Superior street.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-16

NEW STILES IL R6CKIES JUST
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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-16

The best carpet sweeper made is sold By
Beckwith & Sterling. Try it july 10
Tax Books will close Saturday, July 2lst,
1856. Il. s. WHITTLEsEY,
iyII:332-d&w County Treasurer.