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Dried APpIes-F'rm at l7Glsc aud pay for
packages.
Dried Peaches-Firm. Pared SOC IMPAIRED,
halves, 2O925c; quarters, 1sc.
POtatOes-In fair demand; prices irregular.
Sales are l car Peaehblows in bulk at 81 ,Os car
do do at HOS 2 cars common at soc.
Lake Ffsh-In good demand and FIRM
No. 1 Whitshsh S. 50 per half Dbl No. 2 do $500
PieksreI, No. l, ss,OO9s,2s; Trout e7,25; Hsr-
ring, large, $3.50.
BQans-Prime white in moderate request at
Sl,7592,OO per BY.
saIt-Held at $3.50 for Fine and s2,s5 for
coarse Onondagai Saginaw $3.50.
Water LIme-In fair demand aud firm st
500 for Akron and oswego.
Reathers-Prime live geese firm ct e5aeOc.
TaIiOw-euiet. Held at 1Oc for city, &c for
country rendered.
HOPs-stesdy at 45a7Oo for New York, Michi-
gan and Ohio.
haIt-Barley Malt steady at 81, 4o9l, C = bu,
the outside price for primo No. l Canada.
Ale and POrter-Ws quote "a follows; Pres
eat Use Xxx Ale 5000; Stock SIS, OO914,OO; Ken
nett Sls,OOi Pale Cream Sl1, 90; Porter s12,OOe
400.
PIasteF-Powell's land plaster firm at S12, 90
. ;ou at MIL. OslcIned $500 q Dbl.
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COTTOS-Firm. Sales at 3sa4Oc for middlinR i,
FLouH-Dull, heavy and 15@a5c loHer for com {.
mon grades
Sales at s., a 80 for extra state; ssfoa9 90
for extra round hoop Ohio, SIG,O0Gl3,s0 Tor fTsue
brands. Closing dull.
wmskr-ouist. Sales at So. e61Sa27 for vest
ern.
WHEAr-COmmOn grrdes heavy and nominalIv Dc
lower, While prime parcels are scarce and very flm
No. hlSAnkee pat at 81, I6t92.is add remain
der on private terms.
RYE-Firmer: Sales at 9s9ssc 70, western aud
Sl,z29l,25 for Canada.
BARLEN-Qeiet.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet.
. CoRS-l92e lower, with fair business.
sales At 1A9sOc for unsOuBd nCw mixed west
srn; sl9e2Lze for sound do.
04Ts-Hew 192c lower.
Sales al 6IS5se for new western while old
are very seares and adFsHeiug, Sifh Fs!es Of State
reported at SOC.
CoFFEE-DuIL.
s~UsAR-ouist. Sales at n@Ise for ouba; i2a
lSc for Porto Rico.
MOLAssES-Dull.
PETRoLEUM-DulI. Sales at Sfa2glSc for crude.
and El@42c for refined in b0zd. ~
P0Rk-Opened lower and closer more fTu
Sales at $50, g fer new mess. elosfsx
81 SSe,te% cash; S39,25gf9,50 for old mess
S24,2o9zt,5O for prime. Also $3.50 bbIs new
buyers option, at $50, t9SSl Is.
bERF-Steady.
Sales at sl6,Ooes1,OO for net plain mess and
", So for new extra msss.
BEEF HAMs-Nnehangsd. Sales Al s45.G994s,OO.
Sales at l2ASU4e for .b~Ouldsrs, aud l7a
lsZc for hams.
BAcOS-Dull-
LARD-Den and heavy Sales at 1s@2she
BUIrER- Heavy. SAILS At e29af; toI Ohio, and
25@40c for state.
0~HEEsE-Q Quiet. sales At s92OO.
EkKIaaTs 10 LIEEaPnaL-DnM AID drnnnina
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[From the Editor of the Garfield Herald

From the Editor of the Garfield Herald
We are often inquired Of Who is the
best manufacturer of Melodeons and Or
gans2 A general hsarssy knowledge is
often satisfactory and reliable, but we are
happy to inform those Of our readers who
are anticipating purchasing a Melodeon
that Jewett & Goodman, Of Cleveland, are
manufacturers OF worldwide reputation.
We nave used one of their Instruments in
our family, more or less, for IL years, and
not q note has been out Of tune or a key
" stuck" which is the fault with many in
struments OF other manufacture. Hence,
regarding your interest, We advise you to
buy no other. First-they are cheap. Sec
ond-thet me is soft and mellow, and &C
conpanied with the automatic swell, is sufi-
GENTLY loud for church purposes.
James G. Clark, the celebrated concert
singer and composer, in a " special CORES
pondence" from Conneut, Ohio, to the Erie
Dispatch, snys he finds there " e large and
respectable Lodge of Free Mssons. and an
excellent parlor Organ, owned by DR.. Gil
man, and made by Jewett & Goldman, of
Cleveland. This instrument is the best Of
its size 1 ever saw, and proves to my salts
faction that the city Of Cleveland is pr0du-
cling a better Organ than can be produced
by Mason & Hamlin, or any other firm
whose instruments | have ever tried
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BRoNzE STATuARY AND ORNAMENTS of all
styles for sale at Hogan's Jewelry and Fancy
Store, 3S7 Superior streea.
lei HOGAN.
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SOLDIERS TAKE NOTICE. Soldiers
Claims collected without charge. See
advertisement Of "Free Claim Agen-
Gy In another column. may29
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9ThOmpsOn's Coast PiOt"-s. fresh sup-
ply at ". D. Baker 4 Co.'S 2s9, Superior
strsVt
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GRAD PLEASURE EXCURSION
10
lake TOR
For the M0nth Of JuIy.

The splendid ssde-wheel steamer
ILLINOIS, A. |REM
Capt. B. C. SWEET ,.-..-.Master, AA
VIII leave her deck at Cleveland, Ohio, FRIDAY,
July eth, 1866, at l o'clock P. NJ, touching AZ
DETROIT, leaving that port SATURDAY, TnIy
eth, ats O'Clock P. NJ, fors
Grand Pleasure Excursions
to the North and South skorsI Of LsksSupersr,
visiting eli points Of interest on the South 6heTe,
and running 70 Portland, Grand Portage, Fort
William, Isle Roysl, st. Egnars. IslGnd, and
many other attractive places On the North Shore;
returning to Detroit and Cleveland, August Asst,
~ahording abundance of tine to see and admire q
country romAtic beyond description and unsur-
passed in beauty, not Waited by the regular lines
OF steamers. The boat is large and well furnished
state roops, berths and Grst-clsss boarding fur
nished during the entire trip-thus dispensing
with the trouble and expense OF seeking Hotel &C
connodations even where they can be found
Boats forhshing and sailing viii be furnished free
Of charge.
This & Intended to be truly q Pleasure Exeau-
sion Of frst-class passengers-ahordiug pleasure
seekers an opportunity 10 spend the mo9tho q
July in fishing, boating aad roaming over q soun-
try admired BY all lovers fthe beauties Of safare.
"a Tickets for the trip, $4,000.
specisl arrangements made with g0atlsauen vie
wish 10 take their families.
Apply &c J. NJ RICHARDS & CO.. 10. Sc Mon
unsnt Square, or at the United Stesss MarshAI's
oGce, Cleveland, O.
junes.324 p @. Drawer 262.
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FIOur-Quiet, and unchanged. City made is
firm at 1s,OO9l4,OO for Xxx red, and s15,OO9l5.5O
for Xxx white. Country brands Xxx red range at
$40, 5O9l2,5 so, and Xxx white s1s, 5O@l5,OO. Sales
100 bbls XXX spring at 81, 60.
Wheaf-More active, and frmer for spring
Sales IL, 1000 bu No. I Milwaukee spring to arrive
at $500; 1000 bu do on spot at s2,O5 2 cars do do
at S2,O6; l car No. ? Shelby red at s2,S5.
COrn-Quiet. No. l held at &c from store.
Oats-Dun and unchanged. Sales 2 cars No. !
at 45c from store.
Rye-Quiet and steady at s5c from store.
BArIey-Inactive and nominal.
POrk-Firm, but quiet. No. 1 City Mess
SCI, 20; No. 2 Mess $1,000 Prime Ness s27,co;
CLEAR s33.
Lard-steady. City rendered &c in tIerses and
23c in kegs; countTy-rendered l992Oc.
Hams-Unehanged. City sugar-cured 23c can
vassed and &c uucanvsssed country cut 1s@2lc.
BhOuIders-steady. 6ity.eursd 15c sanTassed
and lle uncsnvassed; Country -eured lsSI4c.
BaeOn-Hsld at lso for clear Ice for sugar
cured uncanyassed; zoe for do cauvassed. Sales
400 lbs Country at 1870.
Mess BeeE-In moderate request and steady
at $500.
Dried B~eef-steaiy at 25c c~auvassed and 24O
uncanvassed.
B~utter-Dun. Good to choice yellow held at
2s93Oc common 25c.
Cheeso-In good demand, steady and firm at
l2@l5c for dairy, and 159I7c FIR f~actOry-mads.
ERgs-steady. Sales 10 bbls at 2O92lc.
HIghWines-AOderate demand. Sales % Bbls
at S2.22.
AIcOhOI-Firm. Held at s4,A9i,49 for %
per cent. Cologne Spirits, ss per cent, s4,64@l,5s.
Neutral Proof Spirits s2,s792,42.
PetrO1eum-Firm. Bonded held at ss@4Oc
here, free on cars. Free 6s9GUc. The aarket is
rather quiet.
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GLOVE KrD.-GlOve Kid, Highland Boots,
Balmorals and Caters of the finest and best
qualities, at
GAYLORD & E~SsWoRTH's,
202 Superior street.
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"a
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Iobu a ElI.Isr Manager R, h. GsAry - Trsa1r,,
PRIcEs OF AbHIssIoN--Drsss Circle and Par
Iustts, so cents; Reserved Seats TO DreaB 0zsis =
cents Family Circle, SO cents; Gallery, 8 cents
Private Boxes, S5and So Single Seats IL PFiTat
ROxes, 300.
Doors open 1T TOO. Curtain rises At T:48.
Coiored persons will, under no circumstance, be
permitted to occupy seats in Any ether portion o.
the house. save the Gallery. Admission Is cents
Last Night If the Engagement Of the Charming
Actress
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Sc Single copies Of the, WEEKLY LEADER, for
Saturday, June ., 1865, i'm wrappers ready for
mailing, can be had at The L EAUER Counting Room.
Price five cents.
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SMITH, Dom Il Co.'S.

Extra Broad Caters, made of the " old
fashioned Prunella," SO nice sud comfort
able for the sold folks" at
C,rru noDD 4 70 -
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Afew choice goods opened st Mrs. shaw's
ronms.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THOSE requiring the services Of an experienced
l. nurse can hear Of one by enquiring at No. sc
Gross street or No. 2I1 Bridge street, West side.
CUPERIOR CHANCE FOR INVEST
- hEhT.-Good Businessi Great Praftsl Quick
keturnsl Apply Immediately at No. ? AtWateT
BLOCK, CLEVELAND, .. junes:322
DILLIARDSl BILLIARDS!t HILL
ID ARDSliiI would call the attention Of buyers
20 my new improved PATENT COMBINATIONS
CUSHIONS h TABLES, which cannot be sur
passed by any Others in the world for elasticity, cor
retness OF anRles, and durability, which / sell at
reasonable prices, with 9 fne stock Of Cloths, Balls,
Cues, and everything connected with the trade.
Orders BY mail attended 10 at my factory, le6 Fulton
street, New York City. W. II
DROP. THOMAS would respectfully inform
Il bis friends and patrons that he ia now prepared
20 attend TO Shaving, Hair Dressing and ShampoOn-
ing, hair Ooloing, &C. in shs best style. Also, that
be VIII give his attention 10 the cure Of Corns, Bun
Ions and l~ngroEing Nails, shop under the John
son1te1se. aplS:S2
@CUaOUU in sums to suit-zt TIC Cd 1tapd
and Wel-knoWn LOAN TFIOE
On Securities Of every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
watches Diamonds, Silver Ware, yeyolrY, Guns
tftois, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeons, and
Al personal property and articles ofvnlue, on the most
sAuztactoy terms. Business strictly private. rs
eAhhshed 1851. N. B.-A Yariet5 Of unfedes5ed
Ndches. JsWeifT, Guns, etc, for GALE st bargains,
,Omcs-oorner OF Water and Superior streets, over
bAUl q Piexotto's OlothiRg Store.
onA 80. GH.W WAGNER
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~ For Evening Edition News
see inside.
~ For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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n. =. STOCK Marke-yune s

G~oVERNHExr SrOcKs-Dull.
$50 coupons, Of ls62. IO214i do Of 1855 IO25zi
iO.4OJ $50 EOS, bird series IU-S-
Successfully. ee.
Chicago and Rock Island sz5z; Chicago and
~rthwest 3lHi do preferred EOZ; Cleveland
4 Pittsburgh 81 Illinois Central lZOL; Michigan
Southern 10y; Michigan Central losA; Beading
lO14; Ene 81 New HoIk Central s75E West
cru Union Telegraph 6IIS.
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GAYLORD & ExswoRrH's,

CHnDRES's GooDs.-several new and ele-
SAINT styles of Ladies', Misses'and Children's
Goods, at
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FOR LAKE SUPERIOR.

FOR LAKE SUPERIOR.
The .tsunoh and elegant pas. lin
ssngeT steamer, ~@z
SD CALDWELL. NJ. LEWIS, Master,
WIN leave our dock for oNT0NAGoN, and an in.
termediate ports, on
WEDNESDAY, June 18th, at 8 o'clock P, NJ.
For freight or passage apply to
GARBETSoN q co, Agents.
j~uneS321 No. l RiTes ,tres,
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MoSET-Easy at 6 per cent.
SIERLISd Ex~sHASsE-Stsady Bankers bills
at 1Oy%@II0.
GoLD-Uhsettled. irregular AID lower, opening
at l+uZ, advancing TO I4l1s,, aud closing At 1873.
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PERsONAL.-Wm. J. TAFT, Esq, the Libra
rian of the Cleveland Library Association.
has just made a flying trip to Buffalo ard
back, on his own account, to visit tie
library rooms Of that place, and has re-
turned well posted in the working of that
very prosperous and popular institution.
He speaks in glowing terms of its librarian,
William Ives, Esq, who spared no pains to
render his visit in every way both profit
able and pleasant. MI. Ives, he informs
US, leaves next week IN his second trip to
New York this spring, to select and pur-
chase books, an appropriation of another
$1,000 having been made by the Directors
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-09

ATTESTIoy, LITTLE ONES = The Dolls
Shoes, so often inquired, have arrived at
SMITH, Dom & Co.'S.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
DuR MIDNIGHT HARRIET REPORT

CUR MIDNIGHT HARRIET REPORT
Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press
gEEw YOEE, June s.
GOLD.
Gold has auctuated, bat closed at lss.
MONTY. D
Money continues easy at 5@e per cent. on caT
loans.
EXCHANGE.
Bankers sterling dull At 1857.
1E u
Government securities firm and in fair demand.
There were considerable purchases Of 5-20s this P.
NJ. on German account.
The following were the closing prices:
O.. s. C. 81 coupons 1857; 500 coupons Of ,62
1021Si 1o-4e coupons se99e1ss Treasury 7-Soz10oZ.
zoo RArLWAK STOCKS.
The stock market gained strength toward the
close, aud prices were generally bstteFat the second
regular and last boards
PETROLEUM AID MINING sTocKs.
The msrkst for petrolsum aHd mining stocks Fss
gust and steady 81 the Rftsrnoon Board. !
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LADrEs-If you want to see a full supply
of 9 feet covering" for the young, from the
Misses Dancing Slippers to the Patent
Leathers of Young America go to
SMITH, Dom i Co.'s.
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Gaylord 4 Ellsworth, dealers in Boots and
Shoes, POP Superior street. are constantly re-
ceiving additions to their stock, and offer
extraordinary inducements to purchasers.
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SELE-WNDISe WATcHEs.-A few ofPerri-
guax Celebrated Self Winding Watches on
hand. They rank among the best in the
world.
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WEDDELL HOUSE.

Arrivals at the Principal Hotels for
b last TWenty-FOHr Hours.
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Ladies' Kid Caters and Balmorals-no-
thing more comfortable in warm weather
at SMITH, Dom & Co.'S.
= -
Ladies' Congress Heel Caters, the cheap
est in the city, can be found at
SMITH, DoDD Il Co.'S.
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BURT 4 DARE, 14O Superior street.

CLEVELAND SUNDAY School USIox-We
had the pleasure of listening last evening
to a rehearsal of the Sunday School Concert
which is to come off next Monday night at
Brainard's. Judging from the spirit dis
played in rehearsal, We think the concert
will DO as good as four hundred we'll
trainedvoices can make it. The hearts Of
these little people are thoroughly enlisted
in the cause of the "Union" which this con-
cert is intended to benefit, and our readers
will do well if they escape their little
friends without purchasing at least two or
three tickets.
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Oleyeiand WhOIesaIe BarkeI

FRIDAY EVEEISe, June s, 1855.
Freights-The following are the rates by Lake
(stsam) and Rail frsR this port to New York and
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THE HARBoR.

The harbOr was ~vigilantly watched and
no vessel allowed to come into port until
her INTERPRETATION had been ascertained.
On n occasion q small craft attempted
to make the harbor under cover of the
night. She was hailed, but giving no re-
ply, the citizen in their zeal to prevent
her landing fred on her to warn her off.
Morning proved her to be an innocent fsh-
ing smack, with 8 crew of the citizens of
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MANTEL CLocKs.-Ebony, marble and
bronze clocks Of the most beautiful designs
for the mantel. Call and see them.
Burr / DARE,
40 Sunerior. Lonnosife WeddelLl
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The Courts.

o.. s. District Court Judge Withey-The
case of James NJ. Clark, of Ashland, charged
with passing a counterfeit $50 Treasury
notes, was decided yesterday, verdict 'nOt
guilty"
Room No. 2, Judge COfinberry-In the
case of Donald Robertson ct al Us. the Rail-
road companies engaged in building the
new Union Depot, which was begun last
week was decided yesterday. Verdict for
the plaintiff for Sl,52l IS.
Criminal Branch, Judge FOote-The fol-
lowing divorce cases had a hearing yester-
day: Katharine NJ. Heitch "a. John Heitch
for divorce and alimony. Charge extreme
cruelty. Divorce granted. AlimOny 5000.
Maria Barbara Popp Us. John Gottlieb
Popp. Charge of habitual drunkenness.
Decree granted. Alimony 5000.
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HIGHLAND BOoTs.-Ladies,, Misses and
Children's Serge Polish Highland and Bal
moral Boots at
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A superior lot of fine silver plated ware
at Burt & Dare's, 14O Superior street.
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BunRlO MatEef-Iune :.
LOUR-URehsnged.
WHEAT-Quief.
CoRS-Dal. Salss at CSC for No. I mixed
OATs-Gull No. l chicago held 1t 4sc-
B~ARLEY-HOminAl.
RYE-S0 l at Si.O5.
MISS PORK-S3l,Ol.
LARD-Firm. Sales at 23s.
WHIsKY-S2fI.
PROvISIOEs-pnchaBgsd.
CANAL FRKIGHT5-TO New York What LAKE,
corn l215; oats SC.
CANAL ExPORTs-Wbest 80, 1857 tub; corn 49,
SIS; oats ~, 4Si.
Rose d PrentIss' Provision aarkeg
Report.
The following are the rates charged by Ne
HAAs-SugSr-euEsd premium hams b d. z
OAETAssED HAMS ar q
DRIRD BEEF-H ..-.--a.--..-..-... $780,. 49, 70
acknowledgements y B--. "A
CanEaased. -.-.---.--...-.-..- Is
BAOOE-Or Smoked Sides D B.------.--.-....- IL
EARD-PrimsL safkettls-rni'din bbls or tres %
" Prime Leafkettle -rud'd in kegs d n. 22h
P0RK-HO-1 l mess 3 %
+" Extra clear y ..-.-.--..-.......-. sc 10
LlSht 2 w
SSNO extra charge made for packages OF cart
age to railroad depOts or boats. All srtieis1 Sta
warranted strictly pfilae, and equal 10 anything IN
the State. Orders promptly filed.
ROSE 4 PREHTISS.
Mo- IA. IA and ia Ontario Etrnai.
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Ladies are cordially invited to call at 14O
Superior, opposite the Weddell House, and
examine our stock of jewelry of the latest
style, just received by us.
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GAYLORD i E~NswoRTH's,
202 Superior street.
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BOYS BOors.-An the new styleso f mems
and boys boots, shoes and CATERS at reduced
prices at GAYLORD 4 ESswoRTH's,
2O2 Superior street.
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NOTICES.

Ladies' Frsnconisn," or Mountain
Boot. something new, neat and durable, at
SMITH, Dom { Co.'s.
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14O Superior street, Opposite Weddell.)
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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-09

Ladies' Slippers, for summer wear. Some
new styles Just received at
CRfT-u DnpD l. 70 q
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-09

The city then consisted of only three
waESs. A. Seymour, William Case and
John Gill were appointed a Board of Health.
Some sanitary measures were introduced
and some parts of the city cleansed and
purified, but the system of government was
not 50 perfect then as now and the work
was not very thoroughly done. The uatu-
rally dry and healthy location ofCleYeland
saved it from the fate Of Toledo sud San
dRsky.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-09

A thousand theories, each well supported
BY facts, Of the causes and origin Of the
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-09

This report includes only Cleveland pro-
per, which then numbered about 1900
inhabitants. After the middle of Septem-
Der the cholera seems to have gradually
disappeared, though cases occasionally
occurred every year until 1854. Mr.. Alex.
Seymour, Chairman of the Board Of Health
in IS49, died of cholera in 1850, and there
werela few other isolated cases which
proved fatal.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-09

POLIcE ..GOURr.-The following cases were
disposed of by Judge Abbey yesterday
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