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FROM HAVANA.

NEw YORK, June IS
The steamer Empire City from Havana the 22i,
arrived at this port at midnighs bringing as pas
seDger Mons Belly, the French Agent in ceatral
America
The Empire City passed the steamer Arctic
cruising outside the harbor Of Havana
Markets.-Sagar active for fine grades and
prices firm.
Molasses dull.
Freights 6rmer for Europe but slightly declined
10 the States.
Exchange on London I2Ql23 premium; North
ern Ports 2ia2s premium; New Orleans sgSi
premium.
The frigats Wabash was to sail for Key West to
await orders.
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CAPITAL IDEA.-The Firemen, at their meet
ing last night, with characteristics generosity, vol
unfairly resolved that they would, on the morning
of the Fifth, wet all the streets upon the route of
the grand procession, for the purpose oflaying the
dust This is a really excellent movement, and
one that will be highly appreciated by those who
would otherwise be compelled to endure, through
the whole of the long march, the clouds Of dust
attendant upon so long a procession Honor to
the Firemen
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INDIAN DISTURBANCES.

CHICAGO, June %.
Reports from Dacotah Territory state that the
Yankt,n Indians, three thousand in number, are
committing depredahous on white settlements
along the Minnesota River. Cause, dissatisfaction
because annuities nov due are Rot being paid by
the Government; therefore they intend to re-
cover heir lands and drive the whites away. They
have destroyed the village Of Msdary, burnt the
town Of Flandrau, and al emigrant trEin near Me-
dary was plundered. The settlers were cOneen-
trating at Minnesota Falls, preparatory for defen>
siVe operatious
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PERsONAL.-AmOng the arrivals at the Ameri-
can last night were James McGOwan, of POrtsT's
Spirit OfLhe Times, New York, R. R. Mckee and
lady of Upper sandusky, o. B. Maxwell, Dawson
vile, n Y, T. E. Vickers OF Philadelphia, C. G..
Ufer, NJ
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POLICE CoURE, JUNE 2s.-There were eleven
cases before the Court, as follows assault and
battery 2 disturbance 3 nuisance l petit lar
eeny l /; injuring property of city residing in
house Of i'll fame /; drunk total II.
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FURTHER BY THE MOSES TAYLOR

FURTHER BY THE MOSES TAYLOR
NEw YoKK, June %.
Further adviees BY the Moses Taylor state that
the Legislature Of Nicaragua have refused to ae-
cent tbe will Of President Marines for law and
rejected NJ B=llys application for an inter-oeeauie
railroad from Grenada to Realejo.
General Lamar Is about TO leave NiearAgua-
Carreroa has been elected President Of GuAte.
mala for life.
Martin KOs1tA died recently in GuAtsmalA in
INDECENT eircumstanees.
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STABBED.

NEw YoKK, juno %.
Capt. Thomas Durham was dangerously stabbed
on Saturday night at Blanehard's Hotel, Broad
way, BY 4 young lawyer named Edward S. Ander-
sou. Both parties with their families are board
ers at the Hotel. Jealousy Is said to have been
the cause. Mr.. Dunhsm's wound Is said to be Of
8 dangerous character. He is one Of the firm Of
Durham DinOn. shipping merchants. ADder>
son Is arrested. Bail refused.
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The thermometer in the shade at . P. NJ. yester-
day was 81 not quite so warm as for several days
previous, but still warm enough for all practical
purposes. Last evening was cool and pleasant,
with refreshing breeze. Promenaders" were
abundant
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HOUsE WANTED.-A small comfortable dwell
ing within ten minutes walk Of the WeddsIl
House at rent of not over SIPS. will be taken by
8 careful and responsible tenant, who VIII pay in
advance ifrequired. Address. TIL Monday next,
" Lemen," LEADER Office. d3ts
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srEAMBOAT DISASTER.

VINcESNEs, June q.
The steamer Kate Sarchen was wrecked and
literally torn to pieces in attempting to run over
the dam at the Locks, twenty Eve miles below
here, on the Wabash. All on board were saved.
The boat was owned by the Messrs. Dusonehell
Bros, Of Mt. Vernon, Ind. Valued al Sl0O00;
no insurance. About $4,000 freight on board,
which was totally lost. The accident took place
on Friday, the 25th inst.
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FIFTH OF Jolly EXCURSION on THE LAKE
The North Star has been chartered by the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church Society, West Side, for the
purpose Of raising funds to defrzy the expense of
repairing their Church. The Star IS great favor
ite, and viii doubtless take out large number Of
excursiouists
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ARREsT.-Capt- John W. POmerOy of the Non
y0reiL was yesterday evening arrested on charge
ofshooting with intent to kill one of the hands on
board of bis vessel He was admitted TO bail
in the sum of $500 to appear at Court this
nO-uinp
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FROM BOSTON.

BOsToN, June o.
Hon. Robert II. Nelson, late Judge on the bench
Of the Superior Court, died yesterday at the Me-
Lane Insane Asylum in Somerville.
The Thermometer here to-day reehed 30 in the
shade
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Sun STROKE-A in East Cleveland, whose
name we have been unable to learn, died from
sun stroke on Saturday Afternoon. Death resulted
within half an hour after the stroke
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"a For City News. see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
page.
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NoTIcE.-one Of our merchants requests rs to
say that the person who took from his store fine
Bsrege Robe on Saturday will be allowed three
days in which to return it. n delayed beyond that
time the officers will be sent after it.
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HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIk DYE.
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.

THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE woRLDi
All others imtafions and should be avoided
YOU wish To escape Iidicule-
GRAY, RED. OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly 70
beautiful and Natural Brown Black, without the least
njuiy HaIr or skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded to wm. BatcheOr ls3s, and over 5000
applications have been made to the Hair o. his patrons Of
his famous D5e.
wAIA BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE prOduces color
not to be DISTINGUISHED from nature and Is WARRANTED
not to nureia the least however loag / may be eouiia
ue an the in effects OF Bad Dyes remedied; the Hair IN
vigorated for life by this spleudid DYE
Made sod applied Gin private rOomsl At the Wig Fac
I33 Broadway, y. Y.
z The Genuine hastIo and address upon steel
engraving On four sides Of each B5x. Of
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sAILED.-The steamer North Star, Capt C. B.
Sweet, sailed for Superior last night
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Drp GOODS.

RLACR DRESS sILKs-ALARGE
ID rieh lustsr0us lot Of BLACK DRESS SILKS have
BI.ACK DRESS SILKS are better hrixh;er aud cheap
er than ever jun2s S RAYMOND CO.
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To restore heal mus purify the blood Feveu,
without exception from foreign matters having been
absorbed aud retans inthe circulation These causes
sickness my produce nhuenzi. Group rheumatism
gout cholic or cough But Branlreths Pills, simple,
potent veg table the and the cure fol-
lows course They the OF every day saving
many valuable lives Principal oce, 2si Canal street,
BTandreih Building New YORK Sold also BY
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nEWARE OF IMrOsTEKs.

CAUTION TO lNYALIDS,-DR- SAMUEL FITCH
(OHce ia Broadway. New York; known as the author
NsIv cRraue Teaeaf for the diseases Of the Lungs
Heart, Liver, Stomach Bowels, KidneyS skin Nerves
Muscles Joints Blood &c and for all Female Complaints
continues his practice with ms usual q He u
ner absent from Nss York and has not bees for many yeaTs
He has other Gos GsOcaic partner at BVaO,
Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh esessrr and has not hid
e Beare Of al persOns Esng has naHe or PrefsadHg 10
hzpe 10 hsus had GHy Proess0na eoHnseiIsE 1iA
hg Thy are IlBOsieTgfi Apply, personally or By let
ter directly to himself his Once ia Broadway, New
York where alone his treatment be had Remedies
any part the country, and treatment conducted
success y by letter from the patient preferred
HIS SI1 LECTURES" the Langs md cIp aiming the
method by which he the above diseases ss pages
bcund) sent by mall post paid, for 40 cents
q Beware especially Of the advertisements Of Fitch
Dodge Co Of Detroit and Of Fitch IL kes" ofPitis
burgh, Chicago, &c
ia Broadway New York June, ls5s
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me1irinrs.
Joy TO The Admirers Of a Fine Head Of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

Joy to The Admirers Of Fine Head Of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR
,s IaiS & o. 6saeT i sa5aos exist without fine head Of
r around each I s asa ia 20 81. q To sS more see
DROFESSOR WOODS HAIR
= = hESIo We call the atfeufioa of IN, Cd
bald with l11oriant grOwth-uemsves the dsndrs ich
Of The uatur hnls; aud hence n used as TesniS de-
sl2s LOT me nlr vial prese IFS color and keep Il %
eaIlsen qP0S the bald he ra1 or s-asJ n sa S
$500 iS S sey tae young viii not, they value he
Us p,ai.e els. Is aPon on ne ioasgs of oussnJs.
toratiye, a few weeks since nv ms
M, 1.,,.,,,,,,, psEP RryEE. c0SS. July a lsss
Jru OF scurf my head Tor thsn year nv IA be
Haven paper ab5at wooas Har RSarti- s9 I! 9S New
called at Jour store on the lst of Apl last purchaS
the thing; Z removed the scqrf and ha began to
ali oi hsvs srsat f5tR is n s no S9s,s @ @ y vas
two bottles By Mt Post the bearer Of his doai
amarket or many bottles amer It IS known here
Yours with respect. RUFUS PRATT
,.PHL.DEIPHIA. sept. 8, sd
Prof woOdDear Sir: 70 IT Hair Restorative Is prov
ing beneficial The frout and also the back
part nv head almost lost is c0seTing-in fact BALD
and now the p Of nv head & veil siaSdsd Win 1ro
ing crop q yog9s sar and The front also receiving is
ft whatever think from my n personal re.onlsnda-
tlon can induce manv othcrs 70 Try Il
YOursresPeetfully, D.. THOMAS ND.
No. 80 Vine street
VIScENNEs, IA, June d 1859
Prof o. J. Wool As you about 10 manufacture and
Eend your recently discovered Hair Restorafivl, will
state for EhomsoeVer may eoncern thatI have used u
and known Others 20 ithat, have for years
beeninthe habit Of other H1ir Rest0ratiyes and
and vastly 10 any other know Il entirely
cleanse the head 4 danruf and with monhs proper
use will restore persoL hair to the original youthful
color and texture -iyng healthy. soft and glossy ap
p@arance; aud all this without disoolOng the hands
apulY the dress hich IL drops would therefore
recommend rs every desr0us OF having fine
color and texture 10 hair.
Respectfully yours, WILSON KING
o. J. WOOD ; co, PruprietoTs, n Broadway. n. Y.
On the great n Y Wire Railing EsahshInontl and ll4
Market street, St Louis Mo
And sold hF all GOOD Druggists. mh1.dRu7m
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WILLIalI \ UsNI NIIEIlVNI
ap22dSwem z3 Broadway. New York.
WIGS ! WIGS !! WIGS! !

BACHELORS WIGS AND ToUPEES surpass all.
They elegant, light. easy and durable
FIftinz a charm-no turning up behindno shrinkIng
on the head indeed this The only Es;a5sheHt where
these things are properly unders c, aid male
253 BToalway New YORK
1p2sd&wsm2Oi W. FISKE. Cleveland. oAo. Agent
BEAUrIFYING CHANGE.
the color OF grey, rel or sandy HaIr is eeeisi with
ELECTRIC RAPIDITT,
by as5nEle application ofthat m1rvsl Of Chemistry,
CHRISTADoROS ELCELSIOR HAIR DYE
Unlike the pUngent preparations which mpert color BY
burning This preparation does impair the
LIFE OF THE HAIR.
The blacks and browns produces no, dull and deadbut
bright and gloss those nature Fer sale b. all Drug
sists and Hair Drosssrs JosEPE CHRIsTADoRo Co. No,
6 Asfor H0use. n. Y. jun2dSFlm
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RrnI Gstatr Aornts.
TOR SALE OR FXCHANGF


a SklsT AADsAW AlILL-Wafer Power and a5und-
ss oi x 4omiles oy kailro4 rom Clev-ls d. near
S.aliln, m god orier and dong good busnsET
Nlll eLehange IN part for good farm
- ACRES-Near the Lake 81, re- miles frou. Tn IA
SeAloa, a. nch sandy oam; abundance OF rut or an
par payment $500 $3.50 -
STONE DWELLING LOT-WeI Iocat in a dssira-
bie p Z u Lee ity; 10 exchange Tor q sma farn
CAck Az IA collage house with lar-s luf and
snail IA - .
lS SHARES CLEVELAND IRON MINING COM
! my SiOCk nj Naeait Lots erch tnr- Z + -Tl.lI
ciy ~ ~
At EUCLID STATION 200 scps OF land-soil black
s ndy ieam undsr hne cultivation, viii a undance OF
cnoice tfun snd some iimheTS; dweln q and two
1arhs -nd ey ling sprlug II wster sno acres of
lsie 7 OF The station; rch loamy s0. To exchaseo
Tor a good improved ftrm. Ais
70 ACRES IN WILLOU GHBY-On the Lake shore
SSoa slli sud vel improved with o. Waier and
HURON Co.-Fam OF 10 acres II mile from r. r
Stallol good new h0u-e and barn. orchard &C !: well
NlteIrd VIII exchange IN for Western lands or other
10 do FTsuh u zt-Sl50.
-, ROUSE \ JENNINGS.
Rnmn
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EVERY FEMALE SHOULD READ
The FEMALE MEDICAL PRECEPT0R
Or, Thirty Years Study and Experience,
DISEASES OF WOMEN;

By Cornelius l.. Cheesmnn, Nj d,
NEW YORK CITY.
An INSTRUCTOR, GUIDE, AND PHYSICIAN
In which Is embodied fun snd chaste dosonptidH
edse necessary the welfare Of those married
about 70 b. marie sf process
Hnd delivery their pains and dangers, vel the
methods By which many the latter nay be obTIaed and
teaching how the system may be inygorated and restored
TO its proper tone aer having been prOstraied by
plants ineidenial 10 the humAn frame Also much
PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION. which vii obTiate
The necessity Of any great Of sickness and enable
the obserani reader 70 bs great ereaf. her ply
Eician. - -
This book Is more available the understanding Of the
non-prafessiona reader and skifuly elaborated.
planned arranged and carried out any Of
hind now before the public. While gives wholesome
articulas and in some respects information
some ofthe mos delicate as connected with tho female
system It should placed in the hands Of female
single married.
PRICE 50 CENTS.
This work also con aims prescriptions used BY the doctor
his practice for the positive Of SgElOEs Er.7-
foas-Fsusr aA5 Agse-Seuerc C0zsls G.i C01ls-RAeEN
stisz-Dyp,sis-Fsaq aF q fLs H1r g., Se. &c, any
which preparations may Pr0se Of great value to the
reader.
This book viii be By mail, free OF postage. the
reception Of proe which nav be her in
os.sge stamps. Al orders should b. slidressrd %
R. B. dUTcHISCS.
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THE WEATHER.-During the week ending June
s7th, 1858, the thermometer in the shade ranged
as follows
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

n Plan and Ornamental Printing OF every csserDiio
dono al the Printing Establishment Of the LSod ofco
on the latest pr we'd and ra3id steam presses II The
best style on shori notice, and At reasouahle rates r
cular attention paid to blank work Every descnpt
Of B nains done especially Blank Books Ledgers JOurn
As Sales Bo1ks. ReneiyIns Books. Sc &C.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
RRou WASHINGTON.


Mayor II. C. Waun, Assistant Quarternaster Of
the army, died this morning from henOrrhAgs Of
the lungs
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rs chamhers street. \ Y. c
GROVER AND BAKER's FAE'

mistakable advantages:
LIST. Cotton Is used as it Is purohased-On spools
without rs-vindinG saving tine, trouble and
waste.
ID. The trouble and psrplexity of filing shut
tie, las in other machines) is in this avoided no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. Itis very simple Jet strong in construction,
easily learned and kept in order, and does not re-
quirs to be taken apart to be oiled.
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ular, and win not nip though every fourth stitch
be cut
sth. The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
This Machine embroiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving Of
labor are invited to call at the sAles-roO Of the
subseriber and examine for themselves. The
above machines are freely shown and samples Of
work given at all times.
The services Of a lady and the use Of machine
can be obtained BY the day in families, by calling
At the room Of Mr. Hopkins. Terms 81 so per day.
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
EOrthrOp spangIsr's Block,
mAsOdsm:lss Superior st. up stairs.
]. B. Barnes & Co, PrOprietOrs of the Cleve
l..I PLUMBING WORKS, AfwsfsT Black are prepared
via srss force 0f sxperisaeed worknea dOag every
ton Of lu hnz in the most thorough manner On
he scsatfe plans reasonable terms and on snort
roe. lre stocks Of Fountains Of different Etyles and
izss Bathing Tubs cast iron and wood, lined with
tunsdcoppsr steam heAters lead and galvanized iron
pss Leather and India R1bbsr Hose every description
q Brass and Plaed Cocks including the Patea sslelos
r oEs receuly introduced wash BOWS, and all kinds
fwutsr Works Fixtures kept constantly nhsnd An
work warranted. n&'dkvt.
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EOR SALE.-A handsome Country

~ Oh DALE.-A lAQQSOne OuuQLrN
Il Resldence-On Nswburg road, miles from Coaft
House hne large house and acres Of land. with
large rumber Of choice fruit trees Can be bought
barg1u.
A SMALL FARMS acres, 4 Of mile from the first
depot from the City, OF th principal Railroads
Soil black sandy Oam excellent for gardaning frming
purposes. with good orchards SC Will be sold Al
s5cri6ce II applied for soon
CEDAR Sr.-One mile from The city line. Cottage
House and Barn. nearly and acres Oflznd, with
young bearing fr1if tires Will sell or tent.
FAEld OF 40 ACRES-ls miles from the city; good
. d and OuIdings and well watered, with IN orchard
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-lOOO ACRES o
COAL AND IRON ORE LANDS AT SO PER ACRE
In Pennsyl 50mlesf ON P-ttsburg the Pen
ylvauis Railroad ad Canal heavy tlmbersd lands and
good for farming purposes with ns foot VEN Of b1tu
mious coal and veins Of on varying IN thickness from
IS 70 "a inches The above valuable lands offered IN
exchange Or Western lands al the low pnce Of $40 per
acre.
ROUSE JENNINGS,
au3 50 Suuerior street.
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n. H. soLoMoNsoN.

PRAcucAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
Kee7s larzos Of the most approved KINDS o
SPEcTAcLES AIhis glasses, whether for near or ar
sighted are ground under his own inspection by machine
" Of new construction with the reafest care 80 as 10
suit the eyes in al Waakaess. Dis-iHess or
IRGanaa0z Of fe Eyes and imParing strength Tor log
reading fne sewing.
II N. II. SOlomonson would here inform the puohe
that he never employs any the sale Of his lenses
y Also spleudid assortment Of SPY CLASSES. MI
CRosCoPEs, COAIPASSES. Se, kept On hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES
inserted without pain, perfect IS nAfuIaL
III L.
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GRAFFENBERG
Family Medicines.
RET.aIL PRICES.
VEGETABLE PILLS, PER BOX.
HOME TESTIMONY.


HAETFoRD. Trumbull Co. o. 81, archT. 81
Ihe eby certify Lha. have hoen dealing in the Graen
berg Medicines Tor the pas yeIr AMI truly say that
have offered medic mes 20 The pusc that nave
win the decided aplrobatioa q tne people than
these particularly the Pills "a Catholiron rhey will
readily perrm all and than promised for them
sold about y bo ties of Catnoc0n the past
J. H. L. JOHNSON Med Agt.
Read what Dr. Dushnell says Of the Grzaenbers Med
icnes Dr b. Is physician Of extensive przctice and
Of the saccessfdl in the c0uaty (frumbul) IN
which he resides
This ecrdes that have used he Gralsnbers Pills and
Marshzlls CathOic0n sCd here By II {. Johnson, IN
ny practice 70 ny e1fre sltsiaction- They are good
medicinc1-
Dr. c. W BUSHNELL.
Hartford Tnmbull Co, O., AlarchT. 81
WEST BEDFoRD. Coshocton Co May IA. 81.
Mr. II. b Kinssey-Sir. Ihave been selling the meol-
Graenbcrg Company for the last ten Jears
and have inaraby found them 70 give god lacton
and the Pills have sold 70 great many 1nss - Tegu
aEy their and coee Cnd with my trade they have
bec0ms staple article Narsh1s Uterine Clihonconls
medicne great amount Of good IN BE nale
Diseases One lady sold L told N - she had re
eeiTed good from 0Otle than she did iron long
course Of nsdical BY most skfu ohe
Yours. Truly. JAMES WILSON.
E0r sale By all Druggists and medicine dealers IN Ono
II. r. KINGSLEY. Cleyeland.
mhs.dkw ~ Genersl A Eent for Oh
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the UHion Telegraph
OFFICE, WARINGs BLOCK, coRsER OF BANK AEE
ST. cLAIR sTRERTs.
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AsoAc
E0R SALE OR EXCHANGE
y GOOD BUSINESS PROPEkrY-A lessshOld wen
ls5 feet with good b1dings The budinss with lease y
year. ~ vii DC Kch1nsed at very low price for house
GOOD FAR9-A6Out D niiss from the City Plank
sasy q other frultsoil sandy loam well wafsted
SIX ACRES-One mile veSt OF the city line on Plauk
R2S1. 24rr' WI sl,I eLshsnge for farm.
ey l9s fee with shade and fruit reeso exchange for
ON LAKE SHORE 10 miles west Of TIE eitv-For,,-
two (tzl Acres a small house and orcar ad nrres
q ,n6-r fo rehanss for houss aad lOt-OHs WsSi
LoaAIN Stood 2stas4 House and Lot to exchange
VACANT LoTs- Two good lots on Garden st., to sell
TO RENr~A BoRRDING HoUsE-vitb aeeommoa,-
lon for large number of Boardes we'll ed near the
business Pr Of the city, arranged tha saTt he
Also, a2s ory Dwelling House on Bond St, with uat.r
and gas-SSo0 story Dwelling House on Detroit s..
ROUSE 3 JENNINGS.
my1 Real stsLs and Insurance AEs-ts.
FOR RENT.-A Three Story Brick
IL Building 1sI1O feet connected VITA a blacksa IN
saoP having three hesel arranged fr Manufacturing
arranged winch can be purchased al a o,s ITics-
Will 6s rented for one rtgo yeas On IyoTa5ls
EOR SALE-TkUMBULL Co
Il A LARGE AND VALUABLE FARM-2l0 Acre
5e A I5S sSg ASSsss Sps ysr as a9a a9s WIS., Barn
timber Soil sndy loan and well lOcaisd
EAST CLEVELAND-FrOm ous TO uns acres Of land
AZ Option Of purchaser with good story Brick Ho se
homa and large number Of fTun trees dssuabls prop
ery nles from TIE Curt Houss By Fac "a aux Road
EAST CLENELAND-25 acres with Houfe, Barn a.d
Orcaard m les from the cav aud hort disarce from
the Euclid Plank Rand. Will sell onehaif CT the whole
D h ) A y r TO + X III " Z -
TAVERN STAND Al a Station Of the princi-
pal hairoods IRON the city, 20 miles distant, large and
we'll onstructed building and eey conveUience with 4
acres o. and Exehaasefor an improved farm
FULTON CO.-i6G cres on the .-ir Line RR from To-
ledoto Chicago one mile FROM station and and half
mileslrOT the County seat; also,
WISCONSIN--Iut the LemouwoiT Valley. $50 acres su-
peror land, praine and river bOtrom with timber
surrounded BY settlements, exchange this
IN adj oinIng Counties.
s. Oo-ood Gas Stock with money exchange for
House and Lot IN the city well 10 ated and
mess.
To RENT-AS Store good town for business a Conn
y Sot about . miles from the CiEy-Stors largsand wei
located
TO RENT-rwo story Brick House on Johnson street
two minutes walk from Post Once.
ROUSE JENNINGS,
Ranl Tzfrf Arau
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