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AUCTION SALES.
UNCLAIMED RAILROAD BAGGAGE
AT AUCTION.

n CUTTER 6 SON will sell at their
W. Auction Room, No 1874 Bank street, on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1Ith, 1866, at 10 a. m.
the following unclaimed Baggage from the G P. &
a. r. R., unless claimed before day Of sale:
]. G. a s Mower Rome, N. Y, box, ladies
clothing; Bgusta Piher, Freeport, H., l box
clothing; Jenny Lacy, Louisville, Ky, black
trunk, ladies un6er clothing; box, no mark; J..
T. Pierce, Toledo, Ohio, l Russett trunk, men 5
clothing black valse, mark, shirts and stock
ings; black valise, no mark, two woOlen shirts;
Coriett, black bag, mems clothing; black bag,
n Y. T., & Cleveland check S. mems clothing.
box, No mark, bed; Thomas Farrell, red box,
mems clothing; Patrick Farrell. Allenvilie, Pa,
box, mems under clothing; ]. A. Stone, black
trunk. mems cl0thingi l tool chest, mark,
coopeF's tcoss; boz, mark coopers tools, black
trunk, no mark, ladies ciothiDgs n. Carry Erie,
Pa, box, mems clothing; / bundle, no mark,
ladies clothing; wooden box, no mark. clothing;
Russett trunk, no mark. O. 4 E. check No. so,
chiidren's clothing; box, no mark, mems cloth
ing; Alfred Smith, Waterford, Pa, black trunk,
lad1ss clothing; box, no m .rk, wash boaris; A
Demott, black bag, clothingi l basket, no mark;
John A. Letter, Dunkirk, box, mems clothing;
n. n miller, black valse, shirts and collars; A.
O. Lowell, Galesvile, Wis, box, woolen yarn;
D. Clark. Cleveland, o., 1 box, fnim Mt; =.
Buskraft, Evansville Ind, Russatt trunk, mems
clothing; Mrs L. A Page, Russell truHk- mems
clothing; black bag, BuSs-s@ Cleveland check
32s4t rsVolveTsi box. Fark, marble mantle;
Ellen Simpson, l red box, ladies clothing; 1 box,
no mark, Buffalo 4 Cleveland check 30z6, men 5
clothing; green box, N 7 :, 6. a Cleveland check
2ss4, ladies clothing; carpet bag charges 81, so,
mems elothingi VIM II Davy, Harbor Greek, Pa,
blaek bag, shirts; J. P. Killman, Canada West,
Russett trunk, mems clothing; 1 hair trunk, no
mark, looking glass; NJ Leonard, black bags,
soldiers clothing; red box, no mark charges So,
ladies clothing; s. Nichols, Sheffield Eng, Rus
sett trunk, mems clothing; A. B. Scott black
trunk mems clothing; black trunk, no mark,
mems clothing; CROWN, ] black trunk, la les
clothing; Rrssett trunk, no mark, mems cloth
ing; knspsack, James Smith, soldiers clothing;
rank Bresce, black bag, soldf RS clothing; VIM.
Reed, black bag clothings 1 holster, no mark;
spirit level, no mark l sword, no mark; pair
saddle bags, no mark, coat; black trunk, no
mark, mems clothing; AuriliA MOrtrn, blsck
trunk, ladies clothing; l Rnssett trunk, no mark,
charges $3.50, mems clothing; piece Of railing,
no mark; hammock, no mark, chiid's wagon,
no mark. Also 81 travelling bags and contents, no
mark. Ii. NOTTIkGHAM,
Supt. c., P. 4 A. 3. 3.
An~ Tfn .-~~.Qfe
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New York sVarket-Aus. 20.

CoTTOE-Heayy. Without decided change. Sales
at 33G34c for middling uplalds.
FLeUR-DuIl. Inferior and high Eredes 10@2OC
lower, while sound medium grades rule steady.
Sales at s5,so@s,90 for extra state 5000 foI
extra round hoop Ohio; s10,oo9l2,Oo for trade
brands
wHIsKr-Unchangsd Sales at s2.s1S2, SIX in
bond.
WHEAr-DuI and 2@sc lower.
Sales at 81 ,I2% for unsound Chicago spring;
81 3O@2,3 30 for choice No Milwaukee-an extrems
price; s., ,16 for white Michigan
COsN-Upened about 1c lower, but closed more
ss1es At 7sasOLc for inferior sI,asas 70.
shipping mixed western, s21z for Illinois western;
81, ,OI for white western
Sales at iSs4So for. Chicago; 45es1o for NIL
WRukee.
CoFFEE-Dull.
PErRoLEUM-Quiet.
Sales ct f7@2sc for crude, and A@4sc for
refined IL bond
WooL-Dun Sales at 6O@s5c for fleece; sc for
unwsshed; SEC for tubbsd.
LEATHER-Quiet and firm. Sales at 32<6341<e
for Busnos Ayres light weights; 3393615e for mid
ding; 37d3Sc for heavy do; 52zd331zc for Cali
fornia light do; 341 5s51zc for middlsi Sb1z936Z
heavydo.
PoRK--Quiet and heavy.
Sales At $50 7o9S2,s7 for new mess, closing
ct S32, 20 for cash; $50, ,5O@31,O 90 for old mesa
S., ,50d2S,75 for prime
BEEF-Steady and quiet at about previous prices.
BEEF HAMs-Nominzl.
Cur MKAIs-Sieady. Sales At l41<9l5c for
shoulders, snd 1s1z92le for hams.
RACoS-Insctive.
LaHD-DulI sales at ls1<a21e.
BUTzER-ouist Sales at 2O@SSe for Ohio, and
SEHssE-s steady. Sales at 5alskc.
FaEIGHrs TO LIvsKPooL-Quiet.
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MILITARY.
WAE DEPARTMENT, SURGEON GES's OFFICE, I
MAsHINaroy. D G.. Ang. 10. 1850.

--1AAA-shAOl-s ~ ~ ~ Ass AoSos
A DVERTISEMENT- Army Med
n ieal Boars, 10 consist of BreTet Colonel J. B.
Brown, Surgeon. Q. s. A.. President, Brevet Lieu
tenant Colonel 4. B. Wirtz, Surgeon. O. s. A,
Broyet Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Heger, Sur
geon, q. s. A, and Breret Ma or Warren Webster,
Assistant Surgeon, U. s A Recorder, will meet
in New York City on the 10th Of September. next,
for the examination Of candidates for admission
into the Medical Staff of the U. S Army.
Applicants must be over q yeats Of age, and
physiealiy sound.
Applications for an Invitation to appear before
the Board should be addressed t. the Surgeon
eneral, .. S. A., and must state the fun rams,
residence sd daIe and placs Of birth Of the can
didate. Testimonials to character and qualid-
cations must be furnished If the applicant has
been in fhe Medical Service of the Army cuiing
the war, the fact should be stated, together With
his former raak, and time and place Of erTice,
and testimonials from the officers with whom he
has served shOuid also be forwarded.
No allowance il made for the expens OF per-
underg gin< the examination, as IL Is an indis
psnsible prerequisite to appointment
There are at present sixty vacancies in the Med
ical Stat, forty six Of which are original, being
created by the Act of Congress, approved July
2sth, 1866. JOS. x. BARNES,
sggl8S5s-sed Surgeon General 2, 5, a,
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HoRsEs DRowsED.-Lsst Saturday pair
of vslusble four year old horses, belonging
to Geo. P. Wilder, of Avon, were drowned
in the canal at Cleveland Frank, Mr..
Wilder's sor, had them in charge, and wen;
down to lime kiln on the canal % get a
load Of lime, when the horses took fright
at the approach of steam tug and jumped
into the canal They were drowned before
they could be rescued. Young Wilder who
was in the wagon, leaped out in time to
save himself The horses were valued at
three hundred dollars So says the Elyris
Dem0cnGt, but no such information was laid
before any Of the AUTHORITIES here,
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nEW AnVERrrs EsENTs.

Lost-Lsdy's Breast Pin.
FELTON, BigeIOW-Local Notice
City OF Observation-Disclosures to Coutractors.
1os Ontario street-situstiOn NFsnted.
Sanford, Stone and Cofan-Ne'v Carpet Store.
Temperance HAli-SpiritusI Nesting
Kentucky Improvement oo.-To Contractors.
@. Z. Hutchinson-winea and Ci. Ter Mill.
City of ClevelAnd-To whom 1t naAy concern.
l. P. SherEood-Dry Goods.
J. N Hover 4 Oo.-Trish and French Poplins
Clark a woodEsrd-Floar for Sale
65 water strset-Boarding-
A. ]. spencer-Men Wanted.
J. n. Hover 4 Co.-LOcaI Notices.
Clark Northumberland for Sale.
J. W. GainsB-Horses Wanted.
city Of fCIsvelAad-Eotiee to Contractors.
Box z56e-HOase Wanted.
Burt Dsrs-Locnl Notice.
70B@nk strtet-For Rsnt.
james Pyle-O. K Soap
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ToNsoRTAL,
LONG HUMAN HAIR.
rREsH EEPORTATIoN.

WM. DAY HAS REMOVED TO 1O2
w PUBLIC soUARE.-MR. WILLIAM DAY
having just arrived from Europe, would in
form the Ladies' and pa5iio generally, that he has
now 0psn for inspection the largest and most COM
plete stock Of HUMAN HAIR GOODS ever offered
to them in Cleveland. Handsome Long Hair,
brought especisIly for the manufacturing Of
SWITCHES, BBAIDS, COIL HEAD DRESSES,
&c. Ladies will do well to examine tais beautiful
Hair before purchasing elsewhere.
n -B.-Msny Eary pretty Head Dresses broTght
direct from Psfis-the very latest fsshion-lnev
designs in Coils, Twists, Bows, kc.) Any Of the
above Head Dresses, all OF which can be made out
I Switches and Braids without injury to either
50 Ladies Hair Dressing IN 81 lhe latest and
most aravnfli=,s zt-Iez msrl3
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-30

VESSELS FOB THE LAKEs.-The Sandusky
Register says as follows Captain Fordhsm
already has his hands full for the Fall and
Winter season. He is now drafting two
boats, one for Captain Estes and John S.
Eek, and the other for Moss Brothers L
Merry. The former will be propeller of
one hundred and fifty feet keel, twenty
eight feet beam, and nine feet hold, for
transient trade. The latter will be a sailing
vessel, of one hundred feet keel, twenty-six
feet beam, and seven and one half feet hold,
intended for the lumber trade.
He will also build a steam propeller for
R. B. Hubbard & Co., of eae hundred and
fifty feet keel, thirty feet beam, and nine
and one-hslf feet hold, intended for the
lumber trade For building these three
boats about one hundred men viii be en-
pioyed and about $4,000 will be expended.
Parties in Detroit desire to have three YES
sells built ere this winter, one of a thou
sand tons burthen. A proposition has also
been received from parties in Norwalk and
Toledo, for building a propeller TO run be-
tween here and Toledo
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-30

ATLANTIC CABLE.-Charles scribner & Co.,
of New York, have just issued very re-
liable and much sought after book, giving a
complete history of the Atlantic Cable,
written by Henry NJ. Field, D D. of New
York. This is just such book as the pub
lie desires at this time. The wonderful Az
lantic Telegraph has proven success and
now the people wish 70 understand, in de-
tail, its character, construction and work
ings- The work before Us will thoroughly
inform them; as it's suceinct spd intelli-
gent account of the cable, from its incep-
tion, to its successful laying, in connection
with much otner relevant and interesting
mstter
Messrs- Ingham Bragg have it for
asIa
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zeGAG NOTICES.
22:5S

Superior street. Ystes' branch coal and
wood Office
aThs Spiritual Philosophy or Gospel of
To-day" adapted to the demands, intelli-
genee and comprehension of the present
age, will be eloquently and truthfully de-
monstrated By Mrs. Anna NJ. Middlebrook,
inspirstional medium, from Bridgeport, CT,
who will occupy the desk at Temperance
Hall, ls4 Superior street, the coming Sun
days Of September and October, morning
and evening, at the usual hours.
This philosophy being sustained by direct
communication with the spirit world, rare
opportunity will here be afforded to those
who desire salvation, not from hell, but
from ignorance and bigotry, and conss-
quently from sin and its consequences.
augSG:S4
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Financial.
NEW YoEKI August 20.
The Posts mouey article saws:

NEW YORK, August 20.
The Posts mOuey article says:
The money market is easy st per cent. Tran
sections in gold active in the early part Of the
day, but at noon sellers were coming forward. The
rates Of loans ranged froE e 20 no interest In
railroad shares there were but few transactions,
the Stock Exchange being closed The fol owing
we're the closing quotations New York Central
lO4; Erie 735l Hudson 1l554; Rssding 115; Mich
igan Southern S51z; Illinois Central I2J5S-
Foreign Exchange stagnant. Bills at 60 days
on London 1059iO6-
The Commercials money article says:
Business in Wall street is almost wholly sus-
pended on account OF the Presidents visit to the
city The only important exception is in Govern
ment securities which have been excited and very
active. Old Fiye-tw mites have sold at I131<G
1885 ard at noon they were quoted at ll356 bid,
AID 1131s asked. Bonds Of 1865 are quoted at
lO95z z9lO95s. Seven-thirtiea stronger the list
series being quoted at lOTz, and tie I'd and Cd at
1867
In the general stock market there were some iu-
ignificAnt transactions on the street. Eris was
the most active, Touching at one time 74%, but
subsequently, declining to 73549735S
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RKPoRTRD MURDER IN pOYER.
House Robbed and the Owner Muir.
dered for His MOney-The Perpetra-
tor still at Large and Unknown.

Agentleman Just from Dover township,
last evening, informed US thet there was in
tense excitement in that place yesterday,
caused by the discovery of murder which
had been committed on the evening pre-
vious, or some time during the night. The
name Ofths man who is reported to have
been murdered was Mccartney. He lived
in Dover township, about twelve miles from
this city, on the Elyria road. Mr.. McCart-
ney had recently sold his farm, and was
thought to have had large sum of money
in his possession. The house was robbed
and he was found shot through the head,
with the appearance of having been dead
some hours. No arrests had been made and
suspicion seemed TO fasten on no one. The
widest excitement and CONSERVATION pre-
vailed. We made diligent inquiry at the
Police Station, bus up to midnight no in
formation had been laid before that depart
meut,
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FINANCIAL s GOBBERClAL
WEDNESDAY, EvEE1se. Aug. 2!

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Aug. 20.
There was no meeting of the Gold or Stock
Boards in New York to-day. On the street
there was considerable activity in gold, and
the price was well sustained closing at 14s3.
The market for government securities was
active and strong, with a further advance
upon most denominations, and especially
upon the old 5-2O's.
The market here for coin and govern
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-30

MARROW EscAPE.-A brakeman employed
on the Cleveland & Erie Railroad fell from
freight train last Monday, near the frat
railroad bridge west of Erie, and with the
exception of slight abrasion of the skin
over his left eye and the closing up for the
present Of that optic, he escaped unhurt
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Bunalo sIarkst-Aug. 2s.

FLouR-Quiet. Sales OF No. I spring at S10,25.
WKxAT-In moderate milling demand.
CoRS-OpeniDg at SIC; declining to &c, and clos
ing at 67c for No. Illinois.
0Ars-Qniet- Mol Chicago at s7e-
RrK-Somsnal.
BARLEY-Nominal.
PoRx-SAles at $500.
WHIszY-sales at S2,25. r1 frl-
LARD-ssles Of city at 21c; western at z11z922c.
CANAL FEEIGTs-Easier. To New York; Wheat
17c; corn I31zci oats s1<99s To Albany: Corn
II@I11zc; osfs7c.
EscETrTs-Flour 4,342 bbls; wheat 46 9sT bush;
corn q, 459 oats s, 600 bush fa4
1AEAL ExPoE1s-Wheat 7,254 bush; corn s2,-
922 oatz S,ll0,
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SslARrEp-.AcENTs

WTaNFEss-RA.hE CHANCE FOB AGEHTk-
" NJ - Holy 1HArr- Dcn pete nl4tqfl @ tAc
Va = .srre Tclnn1o gTle1didy ILLUSTRATED. With
aVe- = rrz H1-trai1s q G0ner9B and Hettle bcsntz
Lle lce1 Cal. luclu Q-4ttetes % tnelklc Alo reA-
- hlrtory pubiiEhei. Il contains reading raattcr
eaua 10 taree large voiucsa. keHd for circulars and
a. or t1r7as. AddraEs 1OsEs ERC1. 4 o., t4e
49, Fn7-if ~. ii1ainn.t ~
AGENTS WANTED-To sell the lArfestaai
"a tfst work On Agriculture ever publifhods It's
- FGrnezia Library. cuuplete IN one volcme
Cleveland. .. iune5.s4s-W
MEN WANTED-To solicit snd Ell orders and
VI collect subscriptions for rst class Books and
EugrarinRu. Remuneration either salary CON-
mission. Apply 70 or address g. L. VAN NORr-
WICK, At the Sartain Gallery Of Art over 35 Mon
umenf Square, Cleveland, o. augl.536
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IMPEoUEIoUs REsPEcr.-The Cincinnati
Gazette says: "Johnsonism must be scarce
or tight at Toledo, inasmuch as the City
Council found necessary to appropriate
the sum of $500 to provide for the expenses
of receiving Mr.. johnson at.that place, Os
his electioneering tour"
Whereupon the Toledo Commercial re-
spends: "JOhnsonism is scarce here, and
it will be tight on the 4th proximo."
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-30

Green ApPIes-In fair demand at S2,5O9
800 per barrel.
Beans-steady. Prime white held at $500
LIS.
Lake Ftsh-Steady. No. Whitahsh ss,25; /;
Pioksrsl, ss,Oe@s,25; Troat s7,O0@7,50; Bass
$3.50; Herring, s4,eO94,5o, all for half barrels.
EaIiOW-steady st lie.
Featisers-ste4dy and firm at s599Oo or
prime live geese.
White Lfme-In good demand at 81 rs per
bbl for Cleveland and Fremont.
water AisEae-In fair demand and firm at
81, 90 for Akron and 0swego.
EIsster-PoweIPs land plaster firm at S12, %
9 ton at Mill. OAlcined 81. 90 y bbl-
eaIt-FiDe advanced, and now held at 81, 90
Coarse steady at $3.50.
BOps-Firm. Held at range Of 459TOo for
New York, Michigan and Ohio.
EEsst-Barley Malt stesdy at 81 ,4o@l 90 2 bu,
the outside price for prime No. Canada.
Ale and POrter-We quote as follows: Pres
sat Use Xxx Ale 5000; Stock s1s,OO@l4,OO; Ken
nett s1s,co; Pale Orssm s11.OO; Porter sI2,Oo9
Isc1
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-30

CANDIDATES FOR TEAcHERs.-The Board ol
Examiners for school teachers met at the
superintendenes Office yesterday to exam
inc the qualifications of candidates.
The members of the Board present were
AnsOn smyth, Esq, Superintendent of In
structiOn, and Mr.. c. W. Palmer, Mr.. L. W.
Lord being absent on account of i'll health.
CHANGING to drop in at She Office yesterday
afternoon, we found the following nsmed
caneidsses undergoing examination Mr.
LeT Rogers, Misses Abbie F. Fuller, Ellen
C. RoHley, Lottie E. Caulking, Sarah R.
Saunders, and Emma Prentiss. The exam
inatiOns viii be concluded to-day.
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Taz wEArHER-The following meteoro-
logical record is repOrted-fOr the LEADER by
L q. sOlomonson, optieian, under the
American House:
August 2sth-s A. NJ, &C deg; u NJ, ss
deg; P. NJ, 65 deg.
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EVENING BoArs.-From the C. & E. dock
this evening will leave, the Tioga for Dun
kirk and the Elmira for Toledo; from the
N. Y. C. dock will leave. the Rocket for
Green Bay and the Atlantic for Toledo.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-30

Cholera Infantum, Disrrhes and Olsen.
terry, speedily cured, by taking DR.. Keel
er's compound syrup of Rhei, a neutralizing
mixture, and Blackberry Syrup, found al
]. J. vogt and Churchill Bros.
,uc9.9gs
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-30

DR. LIRHY.=The sha=tis,.i-i-- - --.''-''
sent d t6e Penitentiary from Cuyaboga
county, is becoming enraged at the failure
of his friends to procure pardon from the
Governor, and hints at dark disclosures af-
fecting his friends, ifthey do not succeed.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-30

FoUND.-A bunch of dozen keys was
found by private Wstehman H. B. Wood OF
Superior street hill last evening. The own
er can have them By calling at this Office
and paying the charges of this notice.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-30

Is PRnoS.-There are now in the Peni-
Tertiary $50 eonvicts. OF these s51 are males
and 80 females. Alarge number of convicts
have been discharged within the last month
on account of expiration of sentence. Their
places will sOon be supplied, for there are a
large number of rascals in jail here waiting
for vacancies.
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Plttsburgh PetrOleum aarkeI.
tspeeisi to Cleveland Daily LEADrn.I

PI4TsEuasH, August 29-7:I5 P. 4.
The oil market is insctive. Grade receipts 1900
barrels Sales 500 bbls bulk a. lie Nothing do
ing in Refined, and prices nsninal. Bonded on
spot S9ci immediate Philadelphia delivery 45c /;
September G51zc; 0stober Acc. Tar declined sales
$50 bbls at s., 49,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-30

C. ]. Keeler, NJ. D, Eclectic Physician.
Particular attention given to diseases of wo-
men and children. All Chsonio diseases
successfully treated. Office hours from II
A. NJ. to ? P. IL, at 80 South Side of Monu-
mensal Square. Residence East Cleveland.
augI6.
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Opened this day, three cases French
Merinos, in al desirable co1ors- Also, a
large invoice of English BOmbazine and En-
press Cloth, at ]. NJ. Hover & Co.'S, l24
Ont.r;o sfraat
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-30

COMMENCING scHooL-Au the different
schools, ssminAries, colleges, &c, are begin
ming their sessions, aud the rusticsters from
the country are returning to the city te be-
gin their winter study. The city Public
Schools open on Monday next
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-30

THE WAsHERwoNES's srRIkE.-The wash
erwOmen were having a strike-not for
higher wages, but for something that would
mitigate their labSrious tolls, and we're
about giving up in despair, when Pyle's o
K Soap came to their relief Now they are
satisfied, and the grocers are having big
run for the "a o K"
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-30

TIE HAD CKsTER.-James Stephens,
Head Center of the Irish Fenians, lectures
at Brainard's Hall on Saturday evening.
General Halpin, Colonel Kerwin and several
other prominent Irishmen are expected to
be present.
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OPTICAL

8. PRRLEY, the reliable Opticia1, 81:
, coatiaues 20 give universal satisfaction in u
practice Of bis profession, Eo- lSs Superior ssrss
Johnson House Building.
~ 1t is to the advantage OF an, when sodeH
cate sense a. that Of night Is concerned, deal
With one Of acknowledged skin, who makes no false
pretenssous; also full assortment Of Optical and
NathAmetical InstT1mep fulyl
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0swe~o RTarhet-Aur. 20,

FLoUR-Unchanged.
Sales at $40, so Tor No. sprinG; SI2,OO for rcd
winter; $500 for white; II, ,0Oc514 so for XA-
WHEAT-Duil and lower. To- 1 Milwaukee
club is offered at 81 a. which is above the views OF
buyers
CORN-Dull and quiet.
Other grains nominal.
CANAL FAEIGHTs-Unchanged Flour &c; wheat
lOc; corn s55c; to New York. Lamber S4,oO to
the Hudson