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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-28

In the Stock market the feature Of the day was
the great activity in Government Securities and
an important advan e in the prices. The demand
from abroad for thR 5-2o's Is large, and they are
50 very scarce that there is much diaculty in
hlliDg the orders received by some c. our banking
houses.
In Railroad shares the market was not active,
and prices ruled somewhat irregular, but With
some exceptions higher.
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3. =. STOCK narhet-Aug. "a.

CONFINEMENT s~7ookS-Advaneed from &c to Ic.
U. $ skies OflSSl, registered, 1l2; 5-2J coupons
oflS62, Il51s; do do Of 1856, lOa. 7 30s, Ist series,
1914. do 21 series, lG6; do Sd series, Ice.
sTOcKs-Bctter-
Alton and Terre Haute 80; do prefsTred T54;
Rsadng li5Z; Etfe 81; New YoTk Central 1857;
Chicago and Rock Island 1895; Western Union
Telegraph 575a; ohio and Mississippi certificates
esq; milwaukee, AID Prairie Du CHEN I'd prefer
rcd 50.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-28

TIGHT RoPE PERFoRNEK-Tom Murphy
has a riva! vino will De here soon as appears
from 81 advertisement elsewhere. AMem-
phis paper V M. John Denier, who
stands unrivalled as an erial gymnast and
tight-rope artist, performed several Of his
daring feats on a rope stretched across Jeffsr-
son street from the tops Ofthe two tall build
ings at the corner OF Fifth and Jefferson.
He first crossed from one building to the
other, and then walked backward until
about over the centre Of the street, when he
sat down upon the rope and assumed various
postures, such as lying fiat on his back, &c.
He then resumed a standing position, and
returned, still walking backward to the
building from whence he started. His next
feat was to propel . wheelbsrrow scross on
his rope, and return with it, walking back
yard snd drawing it after him. This exhi-
bition concluded with daring exercises upon
a trapezs bar. Altogether it was q most
daring-even reckless-exhibition, yet per-
formed with as much ease and safety, ap-
parently, as though no mis-step would hurl
him down SOM eighty or ninety feet to a
certain and horrible death. The crowd that
assembled to witness Mr.. Denier's feats
numbered no less than eight thousand per
sons-probably q greater number.
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NY. Weekly Bark Statement-Aur. ~


FLoUR-Ssles Of No. at SO, so; extra state at
S9,7 CLOG amber western at S1I, CO@II, 50;
white western Xxx wheat at Si2, 20.
WHEAr-Quiet
CeRS-Dul. Sales 81 Csc for Mol.
OATs-pull- asld 81 about SOC for No. / Chiea-
go; 42c for No. l Milwaukee.
BAELEY-Nominsl.
BYE-Quiet and nominal. Sales of Nc lsChfcago
At SEE; No. = Milwaukee at s3S4c; or IN Bay zoe.
POkK-Sales at $500.
WHIsKN-Sales az Sz.2s.
CANAL FssIGrs-Firm. t. New FORK: Wheat
lie; corn l4c; oats ~; To Albany: Corn l2ei
oats Sc
BEoEIFTs-4s hours-Flour 9,s2s bbls; wheat
1924 corr 3S5, $40; oats 54,S9O; barley Is, $3.50.
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Financial.
NEW Yoss. August II.



The Posts money article Gays:
Gold is more scarce and is loani3g at lis prem.
Jun. The Loan market is easy but unsettled g.
per cent, with exceptional trausaetionLa al iozel
rates. ~
The stoek market is unsettled and irregular
Railroad shares ar hrmer, but without much de
nand- New York Central sold At lJZ5S; Erie %
HHdse8 lis; Michigan Central lis.
The ComDsrcials money article says:
For the use Of money on call there is little in
quiry, the rates being 4 to 5 per cent Str. Dg par.
ties ars fndiog ne difficulty in supplying them
selves st the lower rate, while lenders who bave
the reputation Of not calling il their funds with
out = decided upward change in tie condition Of
the Market, hri no difhenlty in employing their
means at per cent.
The supply OF Papsr Is not large, and the raugs
Of irst class names may be noticed az 5 70 6 per
cent for short to long dates.
There IS No movement OF any moment in Foreign
Exchsnge this morning. Rates are nominally
about The same as at the close Of last week The
asking ransa FOR bankers hiils this morning is
lOesk9I07 for 20 days, and IO7AGI0sK for short
sights, but We hear OF no transactions'
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-28

CoRREouoN.-In the analysis of the base
ball match between the Forest City and
Penfsld clubs published yesterday morn
ing, MI. Smith, of the Forest City, was
charged with 3 passed balls and Mr.. Boise
with 4. The score should be reversed. Mr..
Smith had but four, and Mr.. Boise had the
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&. &. DgsST9E
AUCTION SALES,
UNCLAIMED RAILROAD GAGGAGE
AT AUCTION.

q CUTTER 4 SON will sell at their
". Auction Room. No Isi BaRk street, on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Uth. 1856, At 10 a. n.
the blowing unclaimed Baggags from the c P. &
L. Il. r, unless claimed befurv Day Of sale:
JIG, IS. Mower. Rome. y. y. 1 box, ladies
clothing; Agusta Pier, FreepoEt, IL, ] box
clothing; Jenny Lacy, Louisville, BY, 1 black
trunk, ladies under ~closhiug; box, no mark; J..
I Pierce, Toledo, Ohio, l Eussett trunk, mems
clothing; : black valise, no mark, shirts and stock
ings; l black valise, no mark, Two woolen shirts;
Ocrlett, l black bag, mems clothing; / black bag,
n. Y. E, & Cleveland check SIS. mems clothing; 1
box, NJ mark, l bed; Thomas Farrell, ! red box,
msu's clothing, Patrick Farrell. Alienyi.le, Pa, I
box, mems under clothing; J. A Stone, l black
trunk, mems c~i0thingi tool chest, no mark,
coopers :. Oi-i box no marx cooper tcoiss l black
trunk, no MARI, lsdies ~elothing; IT. Carry, Erie.
Pa, 1 box, mems clUfhing; ] bundle, no mark,
ladies' clothing: l wooden box, no mark. clothing,
l Russell trunk, no mark, C. L. check No. $50,
chiicren's ciothiugi 1 box. no marx, mems cloth
ing; Alfred Smith, Waterford, Pa, l black trunk.
ladies clothing, l box, no m~Tk, WISH boards; A
DeMott, I black bag, clothing; ! basket, no marx:
John A. LfHler, Dunkirk, l box, mems clothing;
NJ. II. miller, I black valise, shirts and collars; A.
@. Lowell, Galesville, Wis, / box, wooden yarn;
D. & 5 Clark, Cleveland, o., L box, hnim NJ; p.
BGskraft, Evansville Ind, l Russell trunk, mems
clothiDgi Mrs. L A Page, l Russell truSk. mems
clothing; I black bag Buffalo & Cleveland check
S2S4, reyolyers; ] box. DO mark, marble mantle;
Ellen Simpson, ] red box ladies cioth-ngi 1 box,
no mark, Buff.lO & Cleveland check SOS, mem
clothing; l green box, n Y, h. 8 Cleveland check
1884, ladies clothing; l carpet bag. charges $3.50.
mems clothing; Wm- d Davy, Harbor Greek, Pa,
l blsck bag, shirts; J. P. Kiliman, Canada West,
l Russell trunk, mems c~lOthingi l hair trunk, no
mark, locking glass: NJ. Leonard, 2 black bags,
soldiers clothing; I red box, no mark. charges IS,
ladies clothing; :. Nichols, Sheffield, Eng, l Rus
sett trunk, mems clothing; A. b. Scott, l black
trunk, mems clothing; l black trunk, no marx,
mems clothing; CROWN. l black trunk, IReies
clothing; I Russett trunk, no mark, mems cloth
ing; l knapsaek, Jsmes Smith, soldiers clothing
= rank Bresee. 1 black bag, sOldi RS clothiugi VIM
Reed, l black bag clothing; l holster, no mark;
l spirit level, no mark; l sword, 10 mark; 1 pair
saddle bags, no mark, coat; l black trunk, no
mark, mems clothing. Auriiia Morton, l black
trunk, ladies clothing; 1 Russell trunk, no mark.
charges $3.50, mems ~clethiDg; I piece Of railing,
10 mark; ! hammock, no mark, l child's wagon,
no mark Also 81 travelling bags and contents, no
mark. b. NOTTINGHAM,
Supt. C., P. & 4. 3. R.
Cleveland Aug. 7th, 1866, Aug7:s4s
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TEE WEATHER--The following meteoro-
logical record is reported for the LEADER by
L. Il. s~olcmonsOn, optician, under the
American House:
August 27th-s A. NJ, 81 deg; u n, II
deg; 81. NJ IS deg.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-28

NEsrERs RESERVE CoLLEeE-The fall
term Of this institution win commence on
Wednesday. 2eth inst. Western Reserve
he's an enviable reputation at home and
abroad, TO which it is by merit entitled. The
Freshman class will number twenty-five o,
thirty young men. who promise to @make
their marx" in college and elsewhere. We
have secured the services of an able CORES
po1deat CONTESTED with the institution, who
viii furnish Us with a careful report Of al
Affairs of importance ~trsnspirine in Hudson
and vicinity.
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E,oIeao Marhe-Aug. e.

FB0UR.-Quist.
WHEAT-29 20 lower. Sales Of new amber at
sz,eoA9A,5li white do at S2,E612.5Si springat
sl,9o; a amber, crop OF e $3.50
CoRN-1Sc lower on mixed and Sc on white.
sales Of Ne l mixed at 591zc; No. I yellow g.
NJ. z white Csc.
OAT-Steady- Sales at 35%c.
RTE-Quiet.
LAAE EREEaHfsAe on corn to Bufa!o.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-28

CoScERT.-Mr. W. n. Perkins, assisted BY
a class of between fifty and one hundred la
dies and gentlemen, will give q concert al
Brsinard's Hail on Friday evening, and a
matinee on Saturday afternoon.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-28

C. J. Keller, NJ. D., Eclectic Physician.
Particular attention given to diseases of Two
men and children. an Chaonic diseases
successfully treated. Office hours from IL
s. N. to = P. L., at . South Side of Monu-
mental Square. Residence East Cleveland.
auvI6.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-28

BASE Ball MATTERs.-Csptain A T. Cir
ty was yesterday elected Secretary and
Treasurer OF the Forest City Club. in The
place Of C. L. Cutter, resigned.
The second nine OF the Forest CITY Club,
have challenged the occidentsls to a return
msteh-gane.
The match game between the Forest City
Club of this city and the Capital Club Of
Columbus, has been indefinitely postponed
on account of the death OF one Of the first
nine Of the latter clsb-
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oswero s.arket-4ue. %,

FLouR-Unehanged-
Sales at $40 90 Tor 20. l spring; s12,00 tor red
winter; 81, 90 Tor shite; l4,O09I4 50 tor ky
N~HEAT-Quiet. Sales OF No. l Milwaukee club
on private terms, selling in car lots, at 81 %.
goRs-J1ered at 75e ior No. / Illinois, with 7Sc
blk.
OAsAL FsEIGHTs-pu1. Wheat To-; corn sHc;
iour 4Oe, to New York. Lumber $500 to the
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Kew ApHERTIsEnEETs.

KEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FELTON, 4 BigeIow-LoAd Notice
Found-Poekct Book.
Grocer-stoFe Wanted.
R. q. Curran-Msn Wanted.
b. G.-Board Wanted.
Tight Rope Performer-Jobn Denier>
$50 Euclid street-Buggy for Sale.
Cobb, Andrews 3 co.-NeW Books.
No. IL Fulton strest-House for Sale
J. V n. -Ystss-Brsnea Once.
Geo. q ster, Sse.-Masonio Ho.iss.
L. P. sherWood-D=y Goods.
Box Ss2-WAnted TO Rent.
DR.. ~Rkmssy-Loeai Notice.
81 st. CIsis street-Bosrdsrs Wanted.
Fowler 4 wells-Locsi Notice.
Andrew Parker-aachinety or Sale.
PersouRl-Ss5O Of 7-30 Notes.
sozodOnt-Looal Notice.
james Pyle. x. Soap.
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H1HE MODE OF SUBSCRIBING
i Cutters according to the Yapp's patent is Is
follows: Across the top Of the Gutter, a. abo1t
ron 8 10 10 feet apart, according TO the size and
length. IS soldered a helfinch tin tube. Though
this tube a rod or bolt Of the required iet 9Th, with
a thread on the end, is put through and screwed
into the studding plate or rafter Of he building,
to which the gutter is suspended. The gut.
tor Is held TO the rod by q pin, which IL put
through q hole in the tube. aud q corresponding
one in the spike. By simply pulling out this PIN
with the finger, the gutter could be taken Of and
~lippsd on again without any difficulty, thus rem
eering 1t easily repaired or painted By this
mode the gutter Is held sti1iy In IT'S place from
gear to year without any change In its position.
Zach rod which ~sustains the gutter viii support
the weight OF = nautilus giving ea idea ofits
strength. The whole fsstenings are out OF sight
entirely, thus adding TO the appearance Of the
gutter.
By the old mode the gutter is suspended BY hAv-
ing a strip Of tin banded around il and nailed 70
the building. Soon the nails get rusty, and the
band slips OF. The wind operating on the gutter
gradually turns It around and twists it about 50
rs to make it useless. IN proofof this look at the
thousands OF cutters hung BY the old process
Below is appended the certificates of Architects
and Builders certifying TO the superiority Of
Yapp's Patent Gutter Fastener.
We, the undersigned, Architects Of Cleveland,
having carefully Examines into the merits Of the
above mode Of Hanging and putting up Cutters,
are confident that IL is superior to the old
mode, and We eheerfully and couscientiously r.
commend It the public.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-28

BASE BALL-The match game between
the Eagle club Of the West Side and the
Buckeye club of the East Side, which came
of yesterday on the grounds Of the Eagle
club, on Franklin street, resulted in the
Eagles coming of victorious BY a score Of
81 to q.
The following is the
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-28

SEvKRKLT INJURED.-Miehael Gregory,
yesterday afternoon, seeing a horse without
a driver running fuEiously along Erie street,
ran out TO stop him. He was knocked down
aud seriously injured.
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~ scELLAMEoUs.

D~1aEfAfDsf B~ILLlAHn@E BILE
d AEldlfI would call the attention Of buyers
- a. new improved PATENT COMBINATION
CUSHIONS ) TABLES which cannot be sur
rassi b any others in tha World for elasticity, cor
raCtaaas o. Angles. and durability. which ! sch 81
uaE1natie prizes, With = FIRE stock Of Cloths. Balls,
nlra and ever thing connected with the trade.
cricr ~ ulal attended 70 al ny factory, ies Fulton
stree. Ecu furE CITY. ". Il. GRIFFITH.
DH0FlTABLE EMPLOYMENT BOB
L SUMNER AND u address OF school
seNchrrs. s~tudsats, clergyman, disabled soldiers and
other, wanted. Rcsines1 light and pleasant. Ad-
dnu4 r. s. GREEN, Ia Superior street. Cleveland.
o. Room 4 up stsirs- iye-556
500, 600 !. . sHSS = luIt-s $780, 4. y s5ss
az wl-kn1Eu NADNER'a LOAN CFETCL
q -clua - eFrT kind viz Geld Art SNve1
Ne1chG ElE-1nts. silver Wsre, 1fgelJ, Guns
H1i. Lc-tinr. Dry Gorts, Pianos, Neioia1ns, and
81 rlrsurH rG1r--lT 1ldert--aee u vkues on the modf
E1- CeQE t1rl-s. kuEreEs ft-rtlT FdNste. E
t.-Lsl ISL y. b. T1ria-g ct lrredsene1
ieTlT. GElE. ETC.. E1r E-fn e harzai1z.
eI7e---rnlr e M.ter sr1 elpe-n- etree.s, ever
d IA WaCEER
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Pittsburgh PeITOienm asrks!.

PfrTssUEGH, August 2T-7:i5 P. =.
The market is Arm. but prices are unsettled
There is no stock Of Crude on the m ,rket. Holders
Of bulk are firm at lie; 161zc refused for large
lois. Rseeipts 1000 bbls. Sales 100 bti7 S-s1
County without barrels at 1so; 300 bbls at lie; 4oC
bbls light il at 1915; 2oO bbls Smiths Ferry OF.
ct l6ze, barrels returned.
There IL nothing doing in Refined. Reans1s have
no stock Of Crude, and decline contracting until
they can get a supply Of Crude.
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Passed BaIs-Hurray 6, Cutter 2.
Home Runs-Stsr, Laughlin l; Occidental, Roe
der l, Hanna 2, johnson /, Brooks I, -.
Fly Catches Msde-Star Z, Occidental 7.
Fly Catches Nisssd-Star z, Occidental 5.
Umpire-F. Miles OF Forest City.
Scorers-W. Z. wolcott, OF Occidental, P. DoIan
Of star
Timsof Gaue-2h. 30 m.
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ACCIDENT AT NoEwALK-We gave, a few
days ago, an account of the sudden death
Of e little girl who was run over by the cars
at Norwalk. The Reflector furnishes the
following particulars:
One of the mos. distressing accidents that
we nave ever had the occasion to record,
happened in this place on the afternoon OF
the 22d inst, by which q young girl, aged
u years, daughterof MIR. VIM. SUhr, was in.
stantly deprived of life. The facts in the
case, as far as We have been able TO ascer-
tain them, are as follows The young girl,
Amelia A. by name, had been up town and
was returning nome by Chatham street.
She had arrived within ten or fifteen rods
of the railroad track when she discovered a
train of cars approaching her from the East,
the half-past two P. N. freight and sup
posing that she could cross the track before
the train passed, started on a run. She
reached the track in sufficient time to cross
it, but u~nluckily missed her footing and fell
into a cattle guard near by. She raised her
head to look up, and as she did so the
" catcher of the engine struck her, cutting
of her head and left arm completely, throw
ing the former some i've feet from the body,
snd MASKING the right hand to pieces. h
was soon discovered by some persons living
near, when her remains we're gathered up
and taken to the house Of her fether, on
Milan street.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-28

NEW Be0Ks-Six Months at the
White House, By Carpenter; price 81.
Felix Hclt, the Radical, by George
eliot price 35c. Venetian life, By
H0HeIIs price S2.5e. Spare Hours,
second series; price 81. Royal Truths,
by Henry Hzrd 8eecher: price 81, Is,
Cobb. Andrews &C.,, 241 superi0r-st.
Kug7s
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-28

DEATHS on SHrPBoARD.-Two seamen be-
longing to the brig C. P. Williams, died
suddenly On board that vessel, a few days
since, in Pigeon Bay, on Lake Erie. They
had been Partsking of green apples and
drinking freely, which brought on cholera
morbus, of (which they died il a few hours.
Their names were William Beach and Jas.
Dubois They were buried at Pigeon Bsy.
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J. n. BLACKBURN
O. ". HEARD,
g q

A full assortment Of Bolts snd Tubes kent con-
stantiy on hand and for ss,s; alss an ingenious
clamp for holding the bolt while screvfng II into
he building.
Township. County and State Rights for Sale.
Price list Of Fastenings per Zoe. No. 1. or small
size, 500; No. 2, or middle size, $500; No. 8. Or
large size, 800.
For further particulars call at the Tin Shop Of
WIN. YAPP,
Corner Prospect street and Oak Place,
ly1:kl1 Cleveland. Ohio.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-28

FAREWELL Observation-Disclosures Dardenne
takes s farewell benefit at the Academy OF
Music this evening, appearing in "st LOr-
lie; OF, the Town and the Village"
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-28

Another match game between the Eagle
and the Star clubs viii be played tO-mor-
row on the Eagle club grounds on Frsnklin
atraaf
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-28

The best is always tho cheapest, and
FELTON, and Bigelow's Union Business Col
legs of this city, Is the best place to lsarl
b~Esincss. 0ffce room, No. 5 Rouse's Block.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-28

SoIDERs' x SAILORS cOSvESTIoN.-Cit-
liens Of Cleveland favorable to the holding
of tie Soldiers and Sailors Convention in
this city on the 18th of September, are 10
meet at the Ksnnard House, this evening,
a. s o'clock, for the purpose Of making az
r~angements to receive the delegates to that
Convention.
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MANTEp..ACENTs

GENTS WANTED sell . new and bssu-
- ufui knirQad and TsEnship Nap Of 0hie. Or
dinsu AEonIs are making from tire to ave dollars
r-r cay AdcrCs =. s. GRLkN. Cleveland, Ohio,
" SuEerior street, ~ stair. a~uEl6:54t
WaNFRB-EAEB CHANCE FOE AGENT
" r-s ~ r11H want CoI1fisfe History oftA.
az sEl roilEe, srieutdig lustraoed VII
seer - -s rlI1 o. Generals enc Battle sons
L1cU1I rsIL1, asa cZr4e-ct a~uthe,tlc AID rehs
tc htE-crT rlhlEtfd- L ccltains restiuE matte
rTrrf % 80 i.rrr r~oiuEl=s- sead for cac1larE anc
- c-r truas ad1rfI JOKES Sflf IA
~ Hrarre ea. Nrrtnrrf fwahN
AGENTs WANTED-To sell the lArFestaa5
- Ast Eu=k On Agriculture grer published. IT.
. . Earuers Ebrary.n comrlste In one volume
&c EoNE, Publishers. 265 supedor-st
Cleveland. O. !une5s3fs-W
ITEN WaNTED-To solicit and I'll orders and
NJ collect on subscriptions ior nrst class Books and
EuFrat1ugs- Remuneration either ealary OF CON-
uiaiou- Apply % OF address G.. L. VAN o p
WICK. A the Sartail Gallery Of Art, over "a Mon
umenl SQUARE, Cleveland. y. augt:s5s
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-28

EAsr CLEvELkED.-There will be a dOna-
ton visit at the residence Of Rev. a. Rich
srdson, on Wednesday evening, Angus:
18th. All are invited.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-28

P~ERsoSAL--our readers will be pleased to
learn that tO-morrow's LEADER will contain
another letter from Or. Ramsey, who is per
msnently located in this eity-having an
Office at log Prospect street. Their letters
have been prepared with great care by Dr..
Ramsey and his partner. Dr.. Kelly, Of
Philsdeiphis, and are result of great re-
search sud a practical experience of years
IN the various affections OF the Throst
Lungs, &c
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-28

ALPHA DTlrA PHL-Ertensive prepare
tons are being made fer q grand time at
Brrinsrd's Hall By this Fraternity this
veal
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-28

HATLEE-LEwIs-0a the 10th inst by the
Bsv. Or. Samuel Woicott, in Plymouth Church,
Henry Il. uamlen and jane l.. Lewis all CT
Cleveland.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-28

LEcruRE.-Tbe frst of a course of tenn
PsrAnce lectures was delivered by the Rev.
4. B. knight At Temperance Hall last even
iuC
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OPTICAL

I S. PERLEY, the reliable Optician, sill
!. continues to give anigerssisatisfactfon 10 t.
practice o. hiS profess;on, No. lS5 Superior strss
Johnson House Buflding.
- 1t is TO ths advantage Of all, when sodsH
ate a sense as that Of sight Il concerned. I deal
with one Of acknowledged skiil, Who makes no fslss
pretsnsions; also . fan ssscrtmsaf Of Optical md
Mathematical tuatrrmen tu1rI
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REpoRI.

OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORE.
Especial Dispatches to Western Associated Press
NEW YoRk, August q.
MONEY.
There is no change to notice ia the Money mar
ket, and Ihe demand fros ths Stock Exchssge 4
readily met ct 495 per cent. on call. Prime Dis
counts range + ON 81 to 81.
GOLD
The Gold market was decidedly frnsr towards
the closs Of the day and advanced 20 1857. The
upward movement was caused solely by thv maui
p~u!atisns Of the Bull clique.
EXCHANGE.
The market for Foreign Exchange remains very
dull. Bankers bills are quoted a lO7 and short
sight AZ los.
DISBURSEMENTS.
The disbursements st the Snb Treasury on &C
eount Of the temporary loan to-day reached nearly
Sl4, 600, coo.
STOCKS.
At the last open Board the Stock market was
quiet and arm.