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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-29

Resolred, That the Board Of City I'M
provements are hereby authorized and
empowered 70 contract with Samuel Nichol-
SON for the exclusive right to use in this
city the " Nicholson Pavement" provided
that said contract can be made at a price
not to exceed twenty-three hundred (2.3OO)
dollars, one thousand dollars to be paid
when said contract shall be completed, and
the balance of thirteen hundred dollars in
ninety days from that date.
By Mr.. Calkins:
WHEEEAs, The citizens owning property
aud those living and doing business on
River street, at and near its junction with
Front street, have been subjected to great
loss and Inconvenience by reason of defee-
tive and insufficient sewerage; and whereas
the city has already paid large sums Of
money for damages, and is liable for heavy
claims for damages whenever heavy rains
occur; and whereas. the COMMITTEES on Sew
erage, after carefully examining the sewer
leading from River and Front streets to the
river are fully satisfied that it has not suf-
ieient capacity TO carry off the water,
therefore.
RESOLVED, That the Board of City Improve
ments be authorized and earnestly request
ed to proceed Immediately to change the
location of that part of the sewer on River
oNAGENf II llOAE VI Jus oAONLGAA9 h1A
house, 50 as TO make it run straight into the
main sewer following the curb-stone to the
left, instead Of forming a half-eircle as now,
and to remove the cocks from the main sew
er, substituting q circular brick bottom, and
enlarge and increase its capacity so as to
carry off all the water without any obstruc-
ton.
SUBSTITUTION.
On motion, Mr.. Clark was relieved from
the duty Of serving on q committee appoint
ed by the Council at a previous meeting, to
confer with the Board of Trade respecting
the storage and manufacture of combustible
materials in certain localities, and Mr.. Cal
kins was appointed in his place.
o-EDISASCEs.
The following ordinances were referred to
the Committee on Ordinances:
An ordinance 70 grade and improve
Mechanic street.
An ordinance to grade and improve Bur
ton street.
An ordinance TO levy and assess q special
tax upon Superior street, between Monu-
mental Park aud Erie street.
An ordinance entitled Gan ordinance to
repeak section fifth of an ordinance entitled
an ordinance to regulate streets, sidewalks,
&C." recommitted to Committee on Ordi-
nances to amend.
An ordinance to grade and pave a part of
Detroit street. Read second time and en-
crossed
An ordinance to levy and assess q special
tax on Michigan street Read second time
and engrossed.
An ordinance to lay out, open and extend
Wilson street across ten-acre lots Nos I37
and 13s. Referred to City Civil Engineer to
amend in accordance with the recommenda-
ton of Nj. Heisley.
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MISCELLANEOUS


DROP. DE La FORRr WILL FORM
L classes IN French SEPTEMBER ID. once, Car
refts Hail Orders LEFT At CARROTS Ice Cream
Rooms. ancl9.s4s
CHALMERS N0TICE-A Practical Painter
" wishes O. SGT Instruction IN Oak Grtining;
wages no Object Ad1ress -. g 80 Water street
this city, stating where an interview can be had.
auE1s3ft
billiards! BILLIARDsH BTI.II-
70 my neu improved PATENT CO~RBTNATTON-
Il AND ABLES. which cannot be suF-
pas@o By any other II the world Tor elasticity, cor
reotness Of snEles. snd durability. which Iseil At
reAsonAble price, with q hne stock OF Cloths, Balls.
Cu6. and cyerythinC connected with tie trade.
ORDERS b. nal attended 20 at ny factnry, l6 Fulton
atreet, New lork CITY, ". IL GRIFFITH.
DRORITABLR EMPLOYMENT ZOE
= clAAhk AND FALL-The address Of school
otbers, wanted. Rlsi1ess LIGHT and pleasant. Ad-
dress B. 5. GkEEh, lA Superior street, Cleveland,
y, Room Z, NJ stairs jye38
Q5A 0GA MONEY scFENOEp-
AOVaOVO N FuUE 70 suit-at tho cid etRcd
snd wel-e-crn GAN uFFTCF
q s~-cauties o. every Kind, via Cold aud slrer
Nareo1 DEno1eA silver Ware, yereiu, Gun.
300, ttcfatnE. DD Goods, Pianos, H6icleoua and
al Ersc1al rrororty aad articles a. nina On 30 wrsi
sarSecforT te1zs. H1sinass s.-ictiy -sivats. A.
Aolshed ISL =. B.-A variety o. nnrsdeezod
NtEn8-legVirT, gins. eec.. fer csls 81 harratus.
-~o1ce-cornerc q Water and E-reri1r Et-eet1- over
Deyss PieIotrcr Getttsg etorn-
~ 20 Az. EfQrUR
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CONTACTS.

City of Cleveland with A. G. Smith for
building Perry street main sewer, for the
sum of $4,000. Contract approved and
bond accepted.
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COMPLIMENTARY sUPPER.-A compliment
tary supper was given at the residence Of
Mr.. George Perkins, Eewburgh, on satur-
day evening last, to Mr.. John V. Cornwall,
formerly foreman ofthe bar and guide rolling
mills of that place, on the occasion of his
resigniDg that position to accept q similar
n in this city. The supper was rendered
BY his fellow workmen and was a very en-
ioyable occasion.
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SPORTISs HoRsEs.-We find the following
remarks in that spicy and fearlessly out
spoken journal, the Chicago Republican /:
"The sporting horses dexter" and aBut-
ler"-or, as one of the Buffalo reporters has
il, @Butster" and "Dexler"-are on their
travels with q halfscore of satellites. for the
profits that accrue in the shape of gate
money and such bets as may be got out of
the greenhorns. It is the old role Of Flora
Temple and Lancet or sPstchen., and
Butler over sgain. One week of horse
racing has been held at Buffalo. under the
auspices of the combination another week
has just closed at Cleveland; a third weet
begins at Detroit; and then CHICAGO vlI
have 3 week, always CONCLUDING G;tb
grand s., 600 contest between the great 49,
Of the stud. People who 90 to see will Fnov
by the posters what they are to get for ths;,
money,andes judgei if they are likely 70 Oct
their moneys worth but people who BET On
any of the races might as well put their
money in the fire.
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DIED.

-ELY-August 9Th, Helen, infant daughter of
George H. and Amslia 3. Ely.
TRIGG-This morning, August 9th. at half
past + o'clock, Mrs. Jane Trigg. Aged IS years.
Her funeral will DO heil on Wednesday, the 10Th
inst, at 3 P. M, at the Erie Street n. Z
Church.
ALLEN-At Brooklyn Center, on the evening
Of Sunday, August Goth. Cath ,rine s., wife of
Bev. ]. 3. Allen, in the 5sth year of her age.
Funeral on Wednesday, August 10Th, at half
past 10 O'Clock A. n. Friends of the family are
invited TO attend. St
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nnahIo Mnrkef-Ang. Is.

F~LoUR-Qaist. Sales OF No. / spring at SI0,5 so;
extra state at S9,7 @lO.2; western spring Sl0,5O
@l0,75; white western Xxx wheat at ST., IA, 20.
WHEAT-Quiet and Bominsl. 1000
CoRS-Sales at &c for Toledo, and CSC for No,
closing with sales this afternoon of25 900 bush
70 l Illinois at 67Ls. AID 1900 bush white Toledo
on private terms.
0ATs-rull. No. l Chicago offered at 3sc. with
out takers.
PoRK-Sales at $500
WHIsKV-Sales at S2,25. @
LARD-Ssles Of CITY at 21c; western at 2l%a25c.
CANAL FEEIGTs-Firm. To New York: Wheat
l7c; corn l4ei cats 81 To Albany and Troy
Corn I2c; oats Sc.
R-EoErPTs-Flour 2,6ss bbls; wheat q, Os2 bush;
corn 46,SIZ
CANAL ExPoaTs-wheas $3.50 bush; corn 49,
$50; oals q, $50, rye lao.
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NRW R0OKsLSix Months at 1

NEW BOOKs-Six Months at the
White House, By Carpenter; price 81.
Felix Holt, the Radical, by George
Eliot ; price 75c. Venetian Life, by
HOEells; price $2.50. Spare Hours,
second series; price 50. Royal Truths,
by denFy Ward Beecher price Sis.
Cobb, Andrews &c., al buperiOr-st.
Aug28
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DEXTER BEATEN.-It was reported here
yesterday by persons from Cleveland that
the world-renowned champion of the turf
Dexter, was beaten in the great race of Sat-
urdsy afternoon, by Panic The trot was
mile heats, best three in five, Dexter to
60 to wagon, and Panic 70 harness. The
best time made was 9:27. Panic has trotted
under that figure in a race on Long Island.
-Bg6alo Courier of Monday.
Well, if this isn't mixed! The " person
from Cleveland" was doubtless the special
reporter from Buffalo who was found sadly
demOralized wandering on the outskirts of
she city with 8 string around his neck, to
which was attached a card, bearing the fol-
lowing inscription, doubtless written in
some half lucid moment. al an drunk
put me on the first train for Buffalo, be-
long there"
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FURNIsAlNc GOODS.
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change on Europe at 1O69@IO7, and the
supply is increasing. Government securi-
ties were reported firm from Now York to-
day, with a continued active demand. The
call for old Five twenties is said to come
chiefly at present from Paris bankers, for
Introduction upon the BOurse, and not from
foreign investors. This being in a measure
q speculative movement it is not impossible
that some of the securities thus sent away
will begin to return after a time.
The local market for coin and govern
ment securities closed at the following rates.
Tranaactinnz fnr Tho dnu unrn fair.
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RCgEASED FaNsl0g AED ADDI.
w. Z. PEEsTos,
Vstsblished December, issi.j

DISTINGUISHED BecemberY iSclJ
Licensed 3 Army ! RsTy Glstn Agent,
OFFICE 70. : LYHAE-s BLOCK.
Near Court Houss On Public sGuare, Cievels3d, o.
THE NEW BOUNTY LAW has passed both
Houses OF Congress and is NOW A Law.
as The additional Bousties collected promptly
ana on rsasa rahlo terms. Application may DO
made AS above.
No collect Pensions, decreased Pensions, Boun-
~, Back Pay Pr E : 0Bsy snd ali other War
Claims. a
Land Warrants bought and sold also College
Scrip.
nA- Orr Special Agent, resident ct Washington
D C., gives persona; attention to ALL clsims sled
By us.
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$1,000 ReWard.-The above reward will be
given to any person who can furnish q prescrip-
tion for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. strick-
lAnk's hIelliauous Cough Balsam. This balsam
will cure the above complaints, also splitting of
blood and night sweAts. One bottle is sufficient
for any ons to try The worst cases Of chronic
cough, asthma, whooping cough and primary cases
ofconsumption are cured by DR.. Strickland's Mel
liauous Cough BalsAm. 1t can be be had at any
Druggists.
BENTON q DUNBAR. Agents, Cleveland, 20.
m6.Rb
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CD. Keller, NJ. D., E .lectic Physician.
Particular attention given 10 diseases of wo-
men and children All c haonie diseases
successfully treated. Office hours from IL
A N to 2 P. NJ, at 80 South Side of Monu-
meptal Square. Residence East Cleveland.
aug16.
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CITY NEWS

-
Pure Silver ware in great variety at
SYLVESTER HoGAs's 2S7 Superior St
Diamond Jewelry of Exquisite designs
and Unique styles, at
SYLVESTER HoGGK's, 2S7 superiOr-st
Fine watches and fine clocks at
S. HoeAS's, 2S7 Superior street.
Window Shades, Cornices and Curtains,
in great variety, at Beckwith & Sterling's.
Ifyou want to buy the best and cheapest
cider and wine mill, go to 81 Merwin street
CoscERr.-Remember Mr.. Perkins Con-
certs at Brainard's Hall at the close of this
week.
FoR BUFFALo.-Fhe Pacific leaves for
Buffalo at noon to day.
Prepare for business by taking a course
of study at the Union Business College,
corner Superior street and Public Square.
EvENISG BoATs.-From the C. K E. Dock,
Badger State, for Chicago; from the N. Y.
C. Dock, the Comet, for Toledo; and the
Fountain City for Milwaukee aud Chicago.
CONISG.-The celebrated Martinetti
Troupe of P~antOminists, will open At the
Academy of Music on Monday evening
next
GERMAN THEArRE.-Madame Dardenne,
the accomplished German actress received
a farewell benefit 1.-THE Academy of Music
last evening from a good house.
CoRREcTIoz.-The advertisement respect
ing the cost of sprinkling Pittsburgh street
should read S cents and mills instead Of
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Cholera Infzu tum, Diarrhea and Olsen
terry, speedily cured, by taking DR.. Keel
er's compound sy up of Rhei, a neutralizing
mixture, and Blac. kberry Syrup, found at
J.J. Yogt and Chu -chill 4 Bros.
angs:362
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THE WEArHER.-The following meteoro-
logical record is reported for the LEADER by
L. Il. solOmonson, optieian, under the
American House:
August 2sth-s A. NJ, CT deg; u NJ, 10
deg: 6 P. n, 20 deg.
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MARINE NEWS.
POET OF CLEVELAND.

POET OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED ...--.--.--.AUGU Is.
Stmr Morning Star. Yiger, Detroit -A
Prop Msine, Reid, 0gdsnsburgh to Chicago
Prop Atlantic, Wetmofe, Toledo TO Buffalo
Prop Ella Burrows, Burrows, New Baltimore
Prop Buckeye, Mcdonald, Toledo to 0gdensburgh
Bark D NJ Foster, Sylveste-, Toronto
Schr Gen W Scott. Cassidy, Marquette
ScoW Sutler Girl, Kelso, avon lrr q.
Se0H Nellie, Fargher, Black River
ScOw Mora, Shipman, kelley's Island
SooS lime Rock, Farghar, sandbeaeh
CLEARED. g
stmr City of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Buckeye, Mcdonald, Toledo to Ogdensburgh
Prop Maine, Reid, Ogdensburgh to Chicago
Prop Atlantic, Wetmore. Toledo TO Buffalo u
Prop Iron City, Halloran, Ontonagon
Bark David Morris, Marquette
Sshr Mary Morton, Pellett. Chicago
schr c Walker, Lucas, Milwaukee
Schr VIZ Kelley, Mckay, Saginaw
Schr Miami Belle, Whitney, Marquette G
sehr IndisnoIa, Saginaw '
Scow Mona, keliey's Island
Scow sutier Girl Avon
Seow Nellie, Black River
scoW Union Star, Flick, Detroit
Scow Lime Rock, Fargher, sandbeach
Scow Comet, Lane, Detroit
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2s2 and s Madfson-St.
anEES.s CHICAGO, Ill.
R(H s~ALR-OIL-A ane losof Petroleum Burn.
~ rs On. AZ the fNctcrT o. WI GUILD. on Csa-
erl NsT. R-s-VT
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= kir. oAlkins

WHkEEAs, A proposition ofsale, has been
made to the City of Cleveland, of the right
70 use the Nicholson Pavement in said citv
~ Samuel Nicholson the Patentee of said
pavement Therefore
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DR. RAHsAr.-To-day we publish the
inst of this gentlemsn's series of letters
upon the various affections of the Throat
and Lungs. For the future. one will APP
pear in every Wednesdays LEADER.
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RuS ovER.-The locomotive Osprey, back
ing down to the machine shop from the de-
pot yesterday afternoon, ran over and in
SANITY killed a nice little poodle dog that
vas crossing the track.
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0sweeo SIarket-Aug. es.

FLOUR-UEchanged.
Sales at $40. 50 Tor No. L spring; sI9, 90 for red
winter; So. 90 for white; u, UJSSI4.5D for Xxx.
MHEAT-Dull No sales The price OF No. l
Milwaukee club is n0minally IN hanged buyers
and sellTrs are Hpart in their views.
CORE-orered at 75c for No. ! illinois, with T3c
bid. -a--.Fr rsrs - f
CAEAt FsETGHTs-Duli. Wheat Toe; corn SIC;
Hour 40r, TO New York. Lumber S4,o0 to the
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ToIedo Market-Ang. as.

TLoUR.-Quist.
wHEAT-New white &c bette new amber lhsde
lower Sales Of former at S2ks@2,s0; latter at
uoit spring at 81 30.
oRN-72c lower, closf-g fra. Sales Of No.
0.rs-2e lower Sales of Nc 1 at &c. w q
RYE@Quiet. ..-rfe. err er~tf lr.
LAKE EREIanrs-Eirm- sc ON cnrn 10 Rnnaln
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seLBI1Rs TAKE EOTICE-sOIdiers'
Claims collected without charge. See
advertisement OF Stree Claim Agen.
CT" In another column. may2s
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az. stOeK narKet-Aux. as.

GOVERNMENT SrocEs-Aetive and frmer,
US. skies Of 1868 registered, 1i2Z; $50 coupons
of 1869, 1885; 1910 coupons 1884, sos, I'd serieF,
1868; do Sd s%erils, l065s.
S-rOCKs-Lcwsr.
Eort wayne 1854; Chicago and Rock Island
l091s; Northwestern preferred G5%; Michigan
Central Il2; Reading ll45s; Erie 49,; Western
Union Telegl sph $50; Ohio and Mississippi certi-
6cafes 2q5[
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EAST CLEvELASD.-There will be a dona-
ton visit at the residence of Rev. A. Rich
ardson, on Wednesday evening, August
18th. All are invited.
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ADMINISTRATIONS.

From Samuel Nicholson, of Boston, pat.
entee of the Nicholson pavement, in answer
to the inquiry as to the ~@royalty" he will
ask from the City Of Cleveland for the right
to lay Nicholson pavement in this city,
stating his terms as follows: $500 down,
and when the pavement is completed 3
further sum of l6 cents per square yard
or for the right TO lay down any desired
amount of the pavement the sum of So, 800
$500 down, and the remainder in 80 DAYS
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GcID PKxs-A fine assortment of Oblieue
and commercial pens snd cases, at 14O su
perior street dy1s BUEr & DARE.
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DAILY LEADER
WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST 20, 1855.
- For Evening Edition New
see inside
eSr For Morning Edition News
see outside.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Academy # Ausic-MartiBstti Troupe.
FELTON, a BigeloW-Loeal Notice.
K. I. Baldwin q Co.-Dry Goods.
+. KioOiA-HaiIer vs.. Knight ct al.
I. ". Mulhern-SituAtion Wanted
2u Erie street-Girl Wacted.
City OF Observation-Disclosures to Contractors.
Petit HoHsnd-FOr Lake Superior.
". N. Perkins--Concert.
DR.. Ramssy-Local Notice.
W. B.-Board Wanted.
Prof. De La Foret-Frsnch Glasses.
DR.. Rsmsay-Medieal Letter.
Protective Fuel Oo.-Kood and Coal.
J. G.-Notice to Grainers.
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J. n. BLACKBURN
@. ". HEARD,
Q n DnDnED
ToNsoRIAL.
HUMAN HAIR.
RES

VIM. DAY HAS REMOVED TO lo2
PUBLIC sQUARE.-MR. WILLIAM DAY
having Just arrived from Europe, would in
form the Ladies and public generally, that hehas
now opea for inspection the largest and mcat COM
plots stock Of HUMAN HAIR GOODS ever offered
20 them IN Cleveland. Handsome Long Hair.
SWITCHES, BRAfDs, COIL HExD DREssES.
&c. Ladies viii do weli % examine this b~eautff1i
Hair before purchasing elsewhere.
HsB-Many very pretty Head Dresses brought
direct from PAris-the very latest fnshfon-new
designs in Gods, Twists, Bows, &c.} ANY of-the
above Head Dresses, al Of which can be made ont
fsvitcbes and Brsids without injury to either.
~ Ladies Hair Dressing In al the Iatest An5
nqsf nr-vailirs stslea narIs
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!
YAPP'S
Patent Gutter Fastener !
The most Durable, the Cheapest, and
the most Simple OF any mode now
kfsWn for suspendlBg FIN
Cutters or Eve .TrOHghs.
II Is strong and NOS visible to h
sight
TyHE MODE OF sUsPENDTNC


NHE MODE OF SUSPENDING
l. Cutters according to the Yapp's patent Is as
follows Across the top Of the Gutter, st about
from 8 10 10 feet apart, according to the size and
length, u sOidered a hali-inch tin tube. Through
this tube 3 rod or bolt OF the required LEI 9Th, with
q thread on the end, is put through and screwed
into the studding plate er rafter Of he building,
TO which the gutter is suspended. The gut
ter is held TO the rod by & pin, which is put
through a hole in the tube. and a corresponding
one in the spike By simply pulling out this pin
with the finger, the gutter could be taken Of and
slipped on again without any difficulty, thus rem
dering Ii easily repaired or painted. By this
mode the gutter Is held stifiy in its place from
year to year without any change In its position.
Zach rod which ~sustains the gutter viii support
the weight OF q man-thus giving an idea gifts
strength. The whole fastenings are out of sight
entirely, thus adding to the appearance Of the
gutter
By the old mode the gutter ia suspended BY hav-
ing a strip Of Tin banded around it and nailed 10
the building. Soon the nails get rusty, and the
band slips OF. The wind operating on the gutter
gradually turns itaround and twists 1t about 90
IS TO make IL 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 examined into the merits Of the
above mode Of Hanging and putting mp Cutters,
are. confident that it is superior to the old
mode, and We eheerfally and conscieutiously re-
commend IT The public
adt J. n. BLACKBURN
@. W. HEARD,
.F. s. O. PORTER.
A full assortment Of Bolts and Tubes kept con-
stautly on hand and for sale also an ingenious
clamp for holiing the bolt while scrswing il into
the building.
Township. County and State Rights for Sale.
Price list Of Fastenings per 100: Nc. I, or small
size, 500 No. Z, or middle size, $500; No. 5, or
large size, 500.
For further particulars call at the Tin Shop Of
WIN. TAPP
Corner Prospect street and Oak Place,
ty2BH Cleveland, Ohio.
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Sew York Ezarket-Ang. IS

coTTOE-Without decided change. Sales At 33@
&c for mi5ding upIands.
FLoUR-Shade frmer for sound Medium grades.
Sales st 1894 for extra state sS,65@
1000 Tor extra round hoop Ohio; sI0,10S12,OO
for trade brands Closing quiet.
WMsKT-Quiet. Sales at S2,25. aIAE
HHEAF-Quiet and firm for sound parcels, and
dull and boAvy for other kinds.
Sales at Sl,4S for No 2 Chicago sP,ingi S., 10 for
white Michigan.
~CoRS-Shade frEer. -
sales at 799Slc for inferior : s1%Gs2, for
shipping mixed western, nearly all at the latter
prise, and ecc for western yellow
OATs-Dulla and heavy. T. 2
Sales st 4O9i7S FOR Chicago; 47952c for Mil
OcFFEE-Firm.
suaAa-steedy with far demand. Sales Of Cuba
at 94@l2s.
MoLAssEs-Qnist. Sales Of New Orleans at 66c;
Porto hico at Gee.
PzzRo1EUE-In fair demand. -
Sales at f792Se for crude, and 44946o for
refined in bond. %
PoRK-Qniet and steady. EfIt u
Sales a. S32 S7%932,sS for now msss, closing
AZ x34,sl for cash SSO,5l93l,OO for old mess
BEEF-Steady.
sales at Sl6,00920,O0 for new plain mess, and
S0,bNS2t,OO fer new extra mess -ui @
BEEF HAMs-N0minl.
Our MEATs-Steady. Sales at I4Zd15o for
Ihoulders, ana 1S%92le for hams.
RACON@Qaiet. sales or Cnmberland cut at Ice.
LARD-FIrm and quiet. Sales at 1s%@21o.
B~UTrER-ouiet- sales at 20@S3c for ohio, and
3 @85c for state.
-OHEEsE-Steady. Sales at 5@lsMo.
FEEIGHrs TO LIvERPooL-Quiet and dropping.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-29
Pittsburgh Petroleum Markes.

PITTSBURGH, August 2S-7:B P. n.
The oil market is very much unsettled. Holders
Of Crude are firm. Refners secured 1900 bbls bulk
at I7@l7%c. Receipts 400 bbIs, most Of which
had been sold to arrive. Refined unsettled. BONO
ed on spot held at seHc. Sales 5000 bbIs bonded,
delivery Philadelphia, at 45c.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-29
FoR LAKE SUPERIOR.
LAKE LINE.


THE STAUNCH ANDA
eomnOdiOss low prssssr1, LINN
steamer AS
ALIlSotS------CaPt. D. G. SWEET,
viii leave chr dock for Lake Superior ports on
THURSDAY NEXT, August 5ofh, At s P. N.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
PETIT q HOLLAND, Agents,
auRN-sA ~ and 129 River street.
E0R LAKK SUPERIOR.
The new and elegant stean-r, lEAN
-
NETEOR-THos- Wusox No.
WIN leave our dock for ontonagon and interme-
diAre ports
WEDNESDAY, August 18th, /. II.
Fer freight or passage apply to
GARRISON & CO., Agents,
arg9s No River street.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-29

CORREcrIOz-The advertisement respect
ing the cost Of sprinkling Pittsburgh street
should read S cents and 5 mills instead of
s. cents.