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

Just Received-AmOngst the Guer-
rillaS, by Edmund Kirk; price Sf.50.
The HOntanas, a novel, by S8Ille }
hancock; price $1.75. The House By
the ChurehyaPd, by the author of
Wylder's Hand; price SIS. Felix
Holt, the Radical, by George Eliot,
author Of Adam BedG /; paper, price
75ctS. Land at Last, a novel by I'd
mund Yates, author Of Broke to Hsr-
ness ; paper, price Scots. Also 4 new
supply OF Ecce Homo, Christ IA ROs-
setti's Poems, and Sir Morton Pe'O'S
BOOk-The Resources of America; the
latest edition Of the Internal Rev.
enue Laws, and the Tax Payers MAN.
uaI, by Geo. S. Boutwell,, each Scots,
at Cobb, Andrews d. Co.,
aug7 241 SuperiOr-st.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF ~CLEYELAND.

ENTERED. .....-. .....AUGCsT Z.
Stmr Morning Star, Viger, Detroit
Prop Tioga, Sisson, DunkiIk
Prop Arctic, Pratt, Toledo to Buffalo
Prop Trader. Rice, Monroe
Stmr Keweenaw, stewart, BufalO
Prop Ironsides, Turner, Bayfield,
Schr Mary Collins, Dixon, Buffalo
Schr Atheneum, Hardsnbergn, Buffalo
Sehr q } Rogers, Doyle, Chicago
Scow Nellie, FaTgher, Black River
Seow Mountain Maid. Fifeld. Detroit
SeOw Ida and Mary, Bates, PIT Huron
CLEARED.
Stmr City of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Stmr KeweenaE, Stewart, Superior
Prop Arctic, Pratt, Buffalo
Prop Brooklyn, BOSNIAN, Chicago
Prop Trader, Rice, Sandbeach
Bark Geo Sherman, Case, Marquette
Bark Fontanelie, Hedrns, Milwaukee
Schr Lively, Cumming, Buffalo
Schr L P kyerse, Mcguire, Saginaw
Sehr J Il Card, Judson, Marquette
sehr Gen W Scott. Cassidy, Marquette
Schr YIN Kelley, Mckay, Saginaw
Br Schr Hercules, Hamilton. Hamilton
Br Schr Geo Sufel, Titus, Stanley
Scow Ellen White, DeMay, Sandbeach
Scow Nellie, Fargher, Black River
Scow Seabird, Gervais, Detroit
scow Fox, Blown, Put-in-Bay
Scow Whittlesea, Hyde. PIT Huron
Scow Ida and Mary, Bates, Alpsna
Scow Magdalena, Roberts, Detroit
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-08

PERsoNNL-The many friends of Mr.. Al
exander Matthaei, of this city, will be glad
to hear ofhis safe return from his old home,
in Europe. Mr.. Mattbaei is fresh from the
scenes Of The great war in Germany He
was in Altoona when the ball opened. when
the Russians entered that place. He is to
be congratulated on having passed safely
through all The excitements and dangers OF
travel incident to a state of war.
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Chicago MarAet-Aug. :.

FLOUR-Stesdy.
wHEAr-Dul. Sales at 81, 45@L46 for TO- !;
CORN-Eirm and advanced 1c. Sales at 579
57Ao FIR No. l; 554@554c for No 2.
OATs-Dul. Gales at z6c for No l; 2492jc
for No. 2.
HIGHwINEs-Dull.
MESS PoRK-DuIl at 1872, 25a32,50
FREIGHTs-Steady. &c for corn to Buffalo.
RE0EIPTs-Flour 5000 bbls. wheat $500 hu.;
corn 1890 0 bu; 5000 eats
SHIPAENTs-Flour 100 bblS.; wheat Il 900 b.;
corn 252,O 900 bu.; oats 5000 bu.
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DIED

MILLER-Froderick Miller, draymau, past on
to spirit life, Monday evening, at half-past G
o~'cl2cc. He was a resident OF Cleveland SO years.
Aged 70 years.
Funeral services this afternoon at , O'Clock from
20i St. Clair street. Friends ara invited to attend.
H0LMES-In this city, on the 18th lost, Rob-
ert, youngest son of Robert and Ellen Holmes.
Aged Is months and IL days.
Funeral this afternoon at 2 O'Clock from 12i
Muirson street. Friends of the family arc invited
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-08

RoBBED.-A gentleman from one Of the
Lake Shore towns east of here, had his
pocket picked night before last IN this city.
The purse which was taken Contained notes
to the amount of twenty-slx hundred dol
lars, forty dollars in NJ 5ney and other papers
of value. He thir'xs his pocket was picked
IN a crowd in enc of the hotels or at the
depot.
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20 20
Wool --......-.-..-..-- 81 IS Is
The westward-b bound rates by Lake and rail are
As follows:
LIST I'd Sd 9Th
class. class. class. class.
To Cleye.Rnd Toledo and
d roi.--.-.............. 81 90 S5c CSC 45c
EI~Our-Quiet and steady. City made Xxx red
s13,OO@l4.OO; do Xxx white S14, 5O@15,OO do
Xxx spring SlO,OO9lO, so. Country brands Xxx
red SIO,0OGl2,5O, and Xxx white s13, OO@14,OO
Wheat-Tbe market opened steady and firm,
but closed irregular and unsettled; there was a
good milling demand for Spring. Sales on Change
: cars No. 1 Milwaukee spring at 81 90; after,
400 bu No. 1 Spring at $500; 2 cars do do s., SO;
5000 bu do do at sl,s5.
C~Orn-Quiet and steady. Sale l car No. l
mixed at nc.
Gats-Firm and in good request Sales 2 cars
No. I Ohio at soc from store. l car do DO at 5c on
track; l car Western at 45c from store.
Rye-Steady and unchanged at s5c for No.
from store.
Ea=seS-NominAl.
Pozz-Firm, and steady at $500 for No. l
Mess: ssO,OOfor Prime Mess; $685. 90 for clear.
LGFd-Firm and in fair request at 22@22Kc
for City-rendsrsd in tierces and kegs Country
rendered 2le.
BeeE-Firm and unchanged at $780, for city
packed Mess.
Smoked ~sIents-Ham, and Shoulders firm
and in good demand. Sales 1850 lbs city sugar.
cured Hams at 24e; 1900 lbs Shoulders at &c.,
Bacon 20c; Dried Beef 2Gc.
B-usser-Quiet, unchanged and firm. Pr;me
Western Reserve SIC good W. R. and Central
2s@SOc.
Cheesc-Duu and steady 1O@l7c for good to
choice.
ESgs-Frssh packed in fair demand at 21@22c.
KsszhsIHes-Firm and i'll good request at
s2,e7@a,2s.
AIooEOI-Firm. Cologne spIrits, s4,6294,G7;
% per cent. Alconol s4,5294,57. Neutral Proof
Spirits s2,4332,4s.
ELECTROMAGNETIC in fair inquiry and firm
at S7@29c fl delivery here this month. Free is
rather quiet at 579GOe, the outside price for trade
lots.
eiis-steady. Quotations for Carbon are for
trade lots. We quote:
L.asaed raw,:sl 9O9- Eeatsfoot --.-..sl e6
Orbon-.---. cog - Elephant, W. B.. 1 10
Lsrd..-..---Sl 6Ogl 50 Sperm, W S.. 3 co
Bank.-~--..... -@1 80 STRAITS. .........- 1 IS
EsTscG A-ppIes-Scarcs and firm at I7@lso
for sound fruit and pay for packages.
Beazss-Firm for prime white at $500, with
fair demand.
Lake FIsh-Firm and unchanged. Whit4aEh
Ss,75; Pieksrsl, 9s,Oe@s,25; Trout s7,OO@7,t6;
Bass $3.50; Herring, si.OOGt,6O, all for half
barrel.
EaIiOyF-steady and quiet at lilo for city and
country rendered.
Fe~athers-Stesdy and firm at $4,000 for
prime live geese.
HOps-Firm. Held at a range of 4597OO for
New York, Michigan and Ohio.
~ssaIt-Barley Malt steady at sl,4O9l, so 3 bu,
the outside price for prime No. 1 Canada.
PIasEer-Powell's land plaster firm st sl2,0
y ton at Mill. Calcined $500 q Dbl.
White Lime-In good demand at 81, 70 per
bbI for Cleveland and Fremont.
WSter LaEsc-In fair demand and firm at
s2,O0 for Akron and Oswego.
sa1t-tirm, held at $3.50 for Fine, Coarse and
Ground Solar unchanged at $3.50.
ale and POFfer-Te quote as follows: Pres
ens Use Xxx Ale 5000; Stock Sl3,OO@l4.OO; Ken
nsst $500; Pale Cream Sll Porter Sl2,OO9
1900.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-08

ELEGANT PLASos.-We notice some ele.
CANT pianos just arrived at S. BraiDard &
Sons Ware Rooms. Their assortment en-
braces all of the best makes, including the
celebrated "Steinway & Sons" "Chickering
d Sons" &c. Persons in want of a first
class instrument should examine their as
sortmeut.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-08

COLLEGE SOCIETIES LITERARY ASSOCIATION.
Tho 0berlin Literary Association held its
annual meeting last week. The following
are the officers elected:
Trosident-W. IL. Gates, Junior.
Vice Presiaent-W. A. Ryder, Senior.
Corresponding Secretary-F. W. Fairfield,
Sophomore.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-08

SOLDIERS TAKE NOTICED. W. Gage, at
No. u Case Block, is the proper man to
prosecute your claims. He has experience
in the business and is perfectly reliable and
responsible. See advertisement in another
column. aug2-34O
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-08

BASE BALL.-Last week the Forest City
Base Ball Club challenged the Capital City
Club Of Columbus to a match-game. The
Columbus Journal says that the challenge
has been accepted, and that the match will
be played in this city, August 18th. The
Forest ely Club meet this afternoon for
practice.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-08

Tue ONLY PLACE OF AMUSEMENT LAST
NIGHr-The exhibition Of himself by ALI.
Burnett at Brainard's Hall, was the only
public amusement in the city last evening
Aft. is good. HISS skill in modulating his
voice, his mobility of c~ountenance, and his
rapid change of costume, are matters as
surprising as they are amusing. He had a
"bully7 good house, and everybody present
seemed to enjoy the exercises.
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R Z BY TELEGRAPH.

OUR HRDNEGHE MARKET REPORT
Special DispAtoh to Western Associated Press.l
NEW YoRK, August 7.
MONEY.
The money market is without any perceptible
change, and the supply is stiIiin excess Of the de
maud. Call loans range at 4@5 per cent, aud
prime discOu1.s from 5%@6% per cent.
REMARKS.
The general trade Of the city remains dull, and
the business has not increased this week as yet.
Thrre area number of early buyers here, but they
purchase very cautiously.
In the department Of dry goods there is a steady
accumulation of stocks, and the prices are rather
wax as "A general thing.
The gold market left OF at l475s9l4s.
EXCHANGE.
Foreign Schang is firm.
GeyERSMENT SECURITIES
Were less active Ihis .'.2Snoon, and the market
Il following are H. eiosiug quotations
Coupons 1881, lOg54G16I ; Five-twentias cou-
pons sold 1t691O615 Tor 1905 lOG1SGlU6A for
1864 snd 1865 1910 coupons 09H@y9L 1905
RAILWAY srocas.
The marke. at the last open board was stronger,
and the highest prices of the day were made.
There was an increased disposition to buy towards
the close Of the day. The upward movement in
Rock Island turned the whole market. Stocks are
firmly held, a-d any little decline bEings IN fresh
buyers.
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
Petroleum stocks were yerr dull.
MINING STOCKS. -
Consolidated Gregory, 1850; wahlie, lOo; Ameri-
can Flag, 10.
DRY GOODS.
EThe market was quiet, and there was not much
doing to-day.
The following were the quotations seported at
the Dry Goods Exchange, jObber's prizes
Brown Sheetiugs-Anoskeag A, %; DO. B, % ;
Appleton A, 2I%; do @, IS; do D, q 4 do E, IA;
Atlantic A, 2l do d, 2f1& do E, 20 do G, Tx;
Augusta, 2I Broadway, 2iR Cabot r, 20 do
a, 2I%.
s~hestings and Shirtings-Bleaeled Amoskesg,
S7%; do A, 32%; Androscoggin, 32A Anthony,
hefg & Co., 27%3 Bartletts, 29% do, q; Bates
XIX, So.
PTints-A1Iens, IS American, 49, Amoskeag,
IS; Arnold, II; Cocheco, %; Dunuells, y EN-
pite, 1213; Freeman, l6% Garner & Co, 3%.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-08

A GENTS EANTED-In every State, County
n aud Town, to introduce the best and latest ar
ticie out. Agents can sell with esse 500 per day, and
clear so per hnndTel. One hundred seut BY ex-
press for s. samIle packages OF hftv for S2.6l. Ad-
dress W. IL. CASTOR d CO., Chamb5rsburg, Penn
sylvauil- augs:339
MEN WANTED-To solIcit and fill orders and
u collect on subscriptions Tor first class Books and
EngrsviHgs. Remuneration either salary or COM
mission. Apply to or address G.. L.. A MORT
WICK, at the Sartai7 Gallery of Art, over 25 Mon
ument SQUARE, Cleveland. o. aug4:33s
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Established December, 1851
licensed L army < Navy Giatm kg6ni,
OFFICE so. 1 LYMAN's BLOCK,
Eesr Court Rouge 90 Public Square, Cleveland. o.
THE NEW BOUNTY LAW has passed both
Houses OF Congress and IS NOW A LAW.
pN- The additional BOuuties collected PROMPTLY
anu on reasonable terms Application may he
made US above.
We collect Pensions, Increased Pensions, Boua-
y, Back Pay, Prize ssaasy and ell other War
Claims.
Land Warrants bought and sold also College
Scrip.
~ Our Special Agent, resident at Washington
l. O., gives Persona: attention TO ALL claims fisd
by us.
German Language SPOKEN. aup2.RlT
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p0LLING MILL
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

The undersigned offer for sale their Rolling Mil
and Hinge Factory, situated ! miles below Pitts
hurEh, on the Ohio river, adjoining the Pittsburgh
FORGE add Iron Company's Works. and n short dis
tance below tire Superior Ran Mil ana Manchester
Locomotive Works, and can be reached by accom-
mocafion trains on the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne &
Chicago Railroad Company, and Manchester street
cars. The mill c0mprises - boiling furnaces, ] scrap
furbace and 8 heating furnaces, patent squeczer,
muck mill. sheet mill, l5-inch bar mill and 5-iuch
guard mill, 8 boilers, one 26-incb cylinder engine, 3
feet stroke. entirely new, Of superior workmanship,
made by Messrs. Mackintosn, Hemphil i Co, one
lj-inch cylinder eng ne, new. for running S-inch
mill, shears, lathes, eic., etc, all in complete running
order.
Hinge Factory for manufacturing strap and T
HINGES NOW in successful operation, with a good trade
demand for entire product, capacity OF which can be
doubled at Emql exTense. In connection with the
Hinge Factory is a couDulete machine shop with en-
Pine, leihas, planer, drill press. etc etc. In addi-
ton there are twenty-eight dwelling houses for
hands, and one house for manager.
Real estate comprises eight acres OF ground, eE-
tending from p. FIT. W. @. L. r.. track to the
Ohio river, with a river front Of 326 feet. A switch
from the p, =. W q. j. X. extends 70 the mill
this, with the river, affords unsurpassed facilities for
receiving coal aud metal, and shipping product.
This, property being conveniently located. and
everything about it but a short time in use, and in
perfect running order, Is we'll worthy the atteution
Of parties wishing to engage in the iron business.
For further particulars inquire of
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TOLEDO Market-Aug. :.

fLONk.-Dull.
wHEAT-uhoic grades 2@3c Btter; common
&c lower. Sales of white Michigan, crop Of 1854,
81 So do crop of 1865, s2,lC; am Jer Michigan new
crop, S2,33; do crop OF 1865, S2,l2%@l4,O 20; A
amber do 1913
CORN-Unchanged Sales at CSC for No. l mix
ed; Soc for white; 67%c for yellow.
~OATs-Shad lower. Sale Of No at 49c.
= Sales of No 2 at soc.
LAKE ERFIGHTs-Nomiual
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-08

The thing for Summer Complaint is DR..
Keeler's Cholera preventive, for sale at J.
J. Vogt & Co.'S, 80 South Side Monumental
Square. Office hours, IL A. NJ. to 2 P. NJ,
at The same place for prescribing.
anr2.2f2
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With Latter < Zoter for the erection of
Central Market House. Approved.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-08

Feather busters in all sizes, at Beckwith
& Sterling.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BE On the Alert Danger is nj Hand ,
-Thi, has been a sickly season. The medical fac
ulty p~rophesy evil in the future. They think pes
thence is on the wing for America. Suppose this
to be true. what is the best defense against it ?
REDOUBLED NERVOUS vIGOR. This is the
only protection against PANIC, as well ss against
the PRINCIPLE OF INJECTION. Why do not
those who predict the epidemic propose an ade-
quate preventive? There is ore; a tonic, neryino
and Alternative, competent to shield the system
against the subtle elements OF disease, whether
they float hither on tho winds from distant lands,
or rise like vapor from our own soil, or are incor-
porated with the universal fluid. This ONE PRE-
VENTIVE, of which there is no duplicate among
the compounds either of the Old World or the
New, is
H~OsTETTER'S STOMACH SITTERa.
Remember that it isa specific for all the COM
plants which lay the system open to visitations
of desdly o~pidemics. Ii you are dyspectic, it re-
news the vigor OF your digestive powers, gives yOu
appetite, and restores your cheerfulness. If you
are nervous, it invig rates every fibre of your ner-
yOus system, from the base Of the brain, where it
begins, to the extremities, where it terminates.
If you are bilious, it disciplines your unruly liver
and brings the action of that organ into harmony
with the laws of health. 1t is, ia short, an invig-
GRANT and Alternative SO powerful that Nature, with
Bitters for her alley, may bid defiance
alike to native malaria and foreign infection. If
this enemy We hear Of, this disease which is deso-
lating Europe, is really bound hitberward, it lie.
hooves the PRUDENT TO PUT ON THEIR ARMoR, to
clothe themselves with invulnerabiiity as far as
human means will permit, by preparing the sys-
TEN for resistance with this pure vegetable anti |
dote. aue6
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Aarkst.
LspeoIal to 0IsvoIana DaIIy IEADEa.l

PITTssUEaH, August lib P. n.
The oil market is very unsettled. Crude receipts
1000 bbls. Sales HOO bbls bulk at 15c 500 bbls
September delivery at Ice 500 bbls, delivered first
high water, at 15He. Market firm.
No sales Of Refined reported parties apart.
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TNGREAERD PkNhlnN, An ANN.

J. TIoNAL BOUNTIES TO Soldiers, Sailors and
their widows, Children and Parents.
SO l. VS. Just passed and approved.
ne $50 to $40 additional Bounty, and So to
Sl7 per month inc. eased Pension.
pz- Officers in commission March Cd, 1865, and
discha; gsd after April 9th, 1865, are entitled TO
three months extra pay proper. All proper
Gains against the Government prosecuted
promptly and thoroughly, aided by competent
ASSISTANT in Washington.
e9- Send in your discharges, &C tfaczfrs Of PEN
sion, and other proper vouchers an pr6 of5. 1
viii send circulsr, giving full inform .tiop and
prepare the necessary p pers to secure tee lain,
D. W. GAGE, Claim Agent.
augl No. II Case'e Block, CieveIsrd, o.
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SOLDIERS TAKE NOTICE.-S0ldiers'
Claims collected without charge. See
advertisement Of Stree Claim Agen-
cy In another column. may29
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FOR LAKE %sUPERIoR.
FARE REDUCED SO PER CENT?
Grand Pleasure Excursion TO sack
NAV and Lake Superior.

DHE NEW, LARGES2 n
i and elegant swift saiIiaqA. II I'm
g cay er &lEL
-
S. y. CALDWELL.--.-Ca2t. J. NJ LAWS,
Will leave Cleveland on WEDNESDAY,. August
sth, at 8 O'Clock p. NJ, CT a grand round cxeuT-
sion trip 20 he SOUTn and NORTH suORES OF
LAKE SUPEEI0R, touchins SUPFE RIOS CITY
aad all other paiDts of interest also -Opping at
MACalhAW each way, TO acc mm0dste parties
wishing to go 20 aud fr IN that placs.
This trip pTssents 10 t1uri.ts en- opportunity to
sail through ths great chain Of the most beautiful
lakes and rivers, assistance Of over TNO THOU
SAND hILKS, ad0fding q view OF the creatsst
and grandest vafist' Of ~scfnery-dsep bay,
islands, mountains, rocks, bluffs nd peaks rising
1000 ieet above The lake with IS the iippliDg
streams, beautiful fish, and ga her the p-eeicus
stones, minerals and shells, and witt The numer-
Gus copper, irsn and silver lead mines, and in
hal the cool snd strangely iuvfgor-tt1Z sir, en-
joy tine most & Mai climate and the health eiFiug
6reezes, from the pure sparkling waters of Lake
Superior.
AFINE BAND ON BOARD; frst-class rooms
and beds, and the lest table supplied on the route.
ES- Pre- Of Tickets Tor The iound trip by the
SIS. d. Caldwell is reduced TO $40 and So Sata-
room and meals included.
Fer freight or passage apply by letter or tsls-
graph to
PLEASURE GXCURGIORs TO LAKE
SUPERIOR.
THE LARGE ANDF M
Il elegant passenger stesnieI lS
ESHzE@Z
SD. CALDWELL. M. LEWIS, Master,
viii leave Cleveland, Ohio. for LaKE SUPERIOR
PORTS, on Pleasure Excurs-Oas, tie
following days:
July 2Jth, August SIh and 22d, at
Eight i. n.
The steamer passes through Lakes Erie, St.
Clair, Huron and Superior, and the beautiful
rivers Detroit, St. Clair and st. MeTys, with its
thousand Islands, presenting 10 the tourist for
pleasure or health, more real attractions than any
other on tine continent of America.
For securing stater0Ons or for further inf1rma-
ton apply to GARRETSON & co, Ag'fs,
ty23.5i2 No. I River street, Cleveland. o.
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MF DIcATED INHALATIoE.-Dr. Ramsay,
WI use practice is exclusively confined to
Throat and Lung difficulties, has removed
to lO2 Prospect street.
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NAIRED.-E. NJ. Young, a gassy sort of a
fellow, who was a passenger on the propel-
Ter Pacific that arrived here from Buffalo
yesterday afternoon, was arrested by our
police as soon as the boat got here, on the
charge of grand larceny, Oh the strength Of
a dispatch from Buffalo.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-08

WS8l uSS
The westward bound rates by Lake and rail are
As follows:
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WH. E. PsESFeE'
Established December, 1876

augl 30. h Case'e 60. d
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DOLLING MILL

FULLER j. FORD,
IS2 and IS4 MadiSnH-St.,
ls3:346 erica GO, Ill,
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STANDARD OF WEIGurs n MEAsUREs.-
The following is the standard of weights
and measures established by law in this
State:
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The best investment a young man can
make is TO fit himself for business by taking
a course of instruction at the celebrated
C1llege Of Bryant, ssratton & Perrin.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-08

With Abraham Barksdale for s~prinkling
portions of Lake, st. Clair. Erie, Seneca and
Miami streets. Approved.
With D. Fosdick to build Crooked Alley
branch sewer. Approved.
With William Given to build Prospect
street sewer, No. 4, and branches.
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DR.. Ramsey has removed his Office to his
residence, lO2 Prospect street.
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MIscELLAME0us

NEW FLGUR-C. ANDREWS, torn.r Of on
~ tario aud Prospect streets, has just received 100
barrels OF the celebrated st, LOuis Flour, made from
the best selected white wheat. ang-.3fO
D~IGLIARUSG BILLIARDS.! EILII-
II ARDSitI would call the attention Of huyers
10 my new improved PATENT COMBINATIONS
CUSHIONS AND TABLES, which cannot be sur
passed by any others in the world for elasticity, cor
rcctness of angles, and durability, which sell AZ
reasonable prices, with r hus stock or Cloths, Balls.
Cues. and everything connected with the trade.
Orders by mail attended to at my factory. Is6 Fulton
street, New York CITY, W. d. GRIFFITH.
J~une5;34b
DR0FTTABLR EMPLOYMENT FOR
L sUhMER AND FAbL-The address Of scbooI
teachers, students, clergymen, disabled soldiers and
others, wanted. business light and pleasant. Adj
dress u 5. GREEN, IA Superior street, Cleveland,
o., Room 4, no stairs jy9:356
&E0 0Rn M0HEF SnvARCED-
coOO.OVO in Gums 70 suit-at the old stand
and Eell-Enovn EOAN OFFICE.
n Securities Of every kind, viz Gold a-d Silver
Watches, Diamonds siIYsr Ware, Jeweip, gunc
fsstols, Clothing. Dry Goods, FiGnos, 9elodeaas. and
all pgrson2l property end articles ofvaiGc, on The rogt
sstisfactory iefTas. business strictly ErivHta. ~
ksblsned ls5l. Z. B.-A variety Of unreieerged
Watches, jsTeary, Guns, etc. for Gale st bargains,
,oL5oe-oefaar 81 water s2a Superior streets. oyer
AsTiE , PlaTo.5os NotbiEe kiUrs-
c-i.2 ; ~. wAGEER