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NEW YoRK CENTRAL R1iLRoADs caaPASY.-
The following is a statement Of the earnings
Of the New York Central Railroad for the
month Of jane, 1850, compared Ivith It's
earningsfOr3.the corresponding month Of the
Fl..----7 n II ballsa dIfa+- .li-.s+- -, 80
l5uU, -eo4gs1NNl -
lS59,.... ,..s.-...... .4-l .t... - s44fel9 10,
-ssEIg islrI .--.l.It-5 = 81 ~ ,---,
Increase, ...!tts. -. y. d, So, ,33l sel
LAND SLIDE Of THE. NV YoRK Ann EI-IR
R R1rrRoAD.@On Wednesday nightEa heavy
land-slide occurred on the Zine Sois the New
York and Erie Railread, on the nelagare
division; between Deposit snd Houkins. ne
slide was caused by the rain, which descend
ed IN torrents in that locality, dnriag the
night. The misfortune has. since been re-
paired. Buffalo Courier.
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FIFTH W4RDy--.A meeting Of the Fifth
Ward Republican Club will be held at Gin
ton Park at = 4 O'Clock, P. NJ, July a (sat-
urday). A full attendance Is expected. Hon.
F. T. Baekus and August Theme viii ad-
dress the meeting. I f'aN 'sa .h go
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BUSINESS ) NOTICES. 3Il

~ Tor the bestqpRlities Of segars, To-
Oaceo and snuff. 60 to B. G. Dietz, ~ supe-
rio- street. - .'l'i5
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.
q GoISe Too FAR.--AafeW evenings since the
Republicans Of willodghby held rousing
meeting. Before thsmeeting was organized,
two Democrats, one a Breckenridge and the
other Douglas mani who had gone to see
what vas to be doHs, got into discuss
ion which waxed warm, Outing the debate
thu sdezotees of Democracy 50 far forgot
themselves as 10 tell the truth, probably for
the first time in years. Douglas man an
aouneed that Buchanan Was'ia d-d knave
and Yillain.'' Breckenridge man retorted
by saying that Douglas v as on 5i.--TsUodfr.
drel and dshagogue. The two finally grew
80 -izdignant that they called each other
''Black RepublicHus.s - Judge- Bissai5-sf
Painssviils lWiin.s1ssa near, intefrupted the
discussion ct this point by notifying them
that they might spare themselves that as
sertiop-=for their political characters were
too, desperate for the Republican Party TO
fellowship with StlieF Of them.
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NORrONis OlNTMENT,


IA Ea W aA EOk a .a.. Ht ~ d D. a#H
SALT-RH BUN AND asCHOFULA;@
Permanently CURES sesidhead RlnErorms, aud all
itching Eruptions Of the Skin.
This Ointment penetrutes 10 th6 bssls Of the dis
oaloEops to lfs very sourru-ahd eures otr the hesh
hsnoath 70 the skin on tho surflce. sold IN aree
siiss boxes, prlcs s0conts.
Prpparsd b GERRET SeRToN, Proprietor, New York.
Depot At PENFoLD, PAREER MoWRR's, No. IS
Bsekmhu street, sf
Sold hy sTR0NG-9 a ARMSTRONG. th2s
The Bosom OF Destruction S the fatality Of
anons our young and middl0-aeod 10 lndaIGe, h
excess and dshaslnE hsbits. Those who aro yeArn-
Ing for some nfnsnes 70 dlspSl the growing evil
should read Human Frailtv, or Physiological Re-
ssarches 1t dslineatss vivid cOlOrs or II Ia beau
tIfulS nhstratsdJ the uuuses and Effects ahdedects
og local and vital disease and decay psinng ont tie
only sure zafsty valve. Tead the advertisement of
eIrisssmar' IN snothsF column- 3 f... ar.Ff
sold b. Dr. BARROW, 1si Bleecher st, n, Y
Pricl Is osEts. seHt frss OF postage everywhere
Eold also bs GAr1oRp 4 HAMMOND and WN FIHEE,
4sgEgisls. glsyelaha. iulylEiy
One OF the most pleasing, at the same time
Ssetiys remedies for Dyspepsia, and all other dis
eass arisinFffua q aiorhit-eonditiou of ths gfom-
aeh and liver Is Or. HostettsFs Bliters Il not only
removes ths dissase from the system but By giving
tone to the organs Of digestion, aids them IN their
t1nctol1, AllWho have tried Il GcknoWiedFe fis
excellence and superiority, and we therefore com
mend Il o the suHsrsr Dr. Hostetter's Bitters as
touic isfoo well known to need praise It Is there
forssoarosly nscossay Ct this time 30 DO la0re than
direct attention to this rspsztion. which ls Ger
talny unegusIled b. any beore the public, satisfied
as We are that its widespread reputation must prove
sufficient to satisfy all Of its excellence as relief and
remedy for en diseases Of the stomach q silFE
For sale By Druggists aud dealers generally every
Nhsrs, and BY H0sTEITER SMITH, Sole Proprie-
tol1, IS yEsfsr and s. Eroat streets, Piitsbursh
H0Ll6WET's PMS AND rNESsr.---h eces-
csssfty eompels us.-Blllious Fevor.--6olhius Is
moru disagreeablt 50 the si5k than the nauseus med
ieipeq plyseiapq leaqqntlg Obuge them q gFfllov,
hnf the desire FOR health Is the putsnt hnenment
which gilds the pin and disguises the bitterness Of
ne drausht HoIlOWsy's Pills, however, obyiste
this dialeulty By Che rapidiry and eefisihty Dc Is
acton On the stomach, Liver and bowels they Hea
50 sfsetually that they viii immediately ours the
WorIt phases ei Iadigestian, Headache Bilious Pc
YER Depression Ct Spirits, kc. Ne invite alt WHO
ars unhcquaintsd with them, Il il Nere p6ssible to
ana any such to give them trtais und VIII
slrs them speedy and Psrmanent reliSf.. f0r Sore
Rrhasts scoiuloas 1Iumors Caneer, Piles, ahdsail
skin diseases HolloEaY's Ointment Is The most o.
feci61l rsmody IN use
Lad the Advertisement elsewherr.A
Sold ty ali Druggists at DC &c, nRd 81 pr box
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CELEBRATION oP THE FOURTH IN SoLoN.-
Our correspondent B.; of soloh, sends rs a !
report Of the proceedings on the Fourth
On the evening Of the Sd one Of the largest
and. finest liberty poles in the county was
raised at gathering Of about lOe Of the
citizens. From its top hOated the Stars and
Stripes. A -
The morning of the 4th was ushered in by
the firing of 80 guns. At 10 o'clock the pro
cession was formed under direction of G. G.
Hickoz, Marshaly and marched to the Meth
odist Church, headed by the solon Brass
Band. The church was well filed, mostly
by ladies. The following Fss the order of
exercises;I TraElE TtET I S5
Music by the Band.
Prayer by Rev. John Seward ir 51lA
Reading Of the Declaration Of Independ-
enee, BY Z. B. Smith. ~.
oratiOn, by Sen, CrOwsil Of Cleveland.
I Music by the Band. s7sl7b - $3.50 s
Gen. EroWsf' a address was an Interesting
enc, ana was iigtsned to With pleasure. q q
Some four hundred persons than sat down
to dinner served BY, Mr.. Fisk. The fol-
/ lowing toasts were then-read by Samuel Pat
I r1cki E5qtr--9 - u 5.... li-s rtrale1asr i1
4 = l. The dsy7Sgs celebrate-AThe day when HeaF
4 en- smiled on happy Columbia; may sueh Gay
4 dawn on all the nations of the earth, ,E .-av
Responded % b. G. B. LOCKWOOD Esq
ne Orator 81 The Day-lay lis patriotic
I sentiuents ind a Response ia every American
4 heart .s-- ID 1nia- 90 -fl-t
Gen. croweli ives loudly called upon, and
A happilv resp5adsdg ST 3 III All DE 3
n 8. The President Of the United States-An
honorable statiop-may honorable men MI H.
Z Responded les. Patriek.TTF rrrs
3 4. The ERdies=cood 10 tliefr piaees-may they
1 all 6nd places. % -.- q" @
K Responded to by L. g. Bull.
Il s. The,Foarth of July.-aI5y ne day speedily
z come when all the sons and daughters OF COiuIn
| bis, and the whole world may Celebrate TINS OF
4 2. Taylor, ESQ. responded.
J. 9, The Schools Of our COuntry-Ths fouhda
ton on onyhirfWe build .a@E &8N"
III S. Patrick, Esq, responded. 7s5-al l=l
II I. uF5Hqst and HostesE-AgtiTg, eficient, snd
/ ever ready % feed d hungry company on tn'
III 8. The Declaration of Independence-Baptised
d IN ERE and blood m pure principles and just sen
II fiments will ever 'hhd q hearty response in thG
bosom Of Al AsyeH Of civil add religious lib
erty. .o3i5 a7isI .a8-ls-as sl---7i'-.l
I N BgEIesten, Esq, reSp0nded. 't IS,
o The Tomb Of Washingt0n-saored to IN,
81 memory Of the past, 70 the memory of the future
: the Mecca Of America, 20 its hAAoEed preseRei
many pil grifns resort. .kJiaIA ssIal-fG
@, R, Smith responded, u-14aasE E1E-
& Many Roluhteer toasts were offered. ...
y The celebration passedof very pleasantly
+ no dSSide1s Occurt.ihg ezddsPs slight one I
Mr.. Henry Baldwin, Of Twinsbarehj by th
falIingof the rope sttached to the Pulliss 9
the Pols. $3.50 lisa-'. 'a
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n 7RUUSHlds J ENNIN4S,
REAL ESTATE d INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. 2l1 Sapsrior st., tEp ytairsI) 80
MARBLE BLOCK

- FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. ~
A FARM o l26 acres, u mi los from IN is city, with
nav honse and barn, large and built IN coed
styief young orchard OF choice luit; a Variety
l Of sOila, paEt sand loan and part h5tthuI land
g ven Eatersd by springs VII take city prop-
p ana \ part mag remaiu on bond and naortRsgd
for long Tine $50 par aers-f -----s-- f--.l
sANDUSk1-Housea and lot to xchangs for one IN
this city. sdD6 -iI 90 Hlsf .ly4d F5Fi ia-i I
YESTRYST.7HOuse Rndlot to exchange for small
BUSINESS Prop PERTY On superioEs STA large
brick building well located, aud leasehold igr
.oEotheT good propBrty, balance mostly on time
PERRY ST.-Near Prospect, good one ana half
- 90 story house and lot very cheap a. SlloO.
UNIVERSITY HEIGH HlS-Houss and lot TO sE-
changetor small faFUl- .-r ---..-. rs-..r
NEWTON I.-4douse and lot 20 exchange for can
AN NIMPR0YED FARM Of ia2 acres, 3 miles from
& Railroad Station, In Northern IEifnols; lO9
acres under cnltiYatiOpf hol barn, &C.; i&lz
per acre house IN this cit5, say a27QN5 VIII
befaksn In part pay. - - lltii-7'.st Z
l7f ACRES in north part u tIndizusf 2omilqs frcu
the Toledo and Chicago Air Line Railroad, and
q Of amiie from large village with mills, fac
oNements; well Watered;. soil black sandy
loan. Exchange for q house and Tot IN theeity-
-a -H lGaiGI01 81
FOR SALE ohio 4. .-a..
LAKE ST.-West Of Erie, a double Two story house
AID four small houses, and lot 90 " ii3 r. with
alley side and rear. 500. r-.--1-rr-s .Hs
I03 ACRES IN .NEWBURGH-4 miles nom the
Court House, well located en- COED road viii
- sell the Whole or part, S75peT are. .I.---t
and lotS4 By ls2 feet; cheap at Sluo0.
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4. nv BOOKS

AM BUCKS,
I A.. .r1-srr---r-r is-llT ~ r.
ANGELO Water Coursss,. -r r-
Angetf on the Law Of Carriers,
Au9all and Anna on Corpordti0u5,- . ' --
Bishop On Criminal Law, 2 vols. n ar ia
Bishop on lL1rrrlage and Divorce, .-Hr
Eolriern q law ictiot1Efii, fl- e--- t'is it.
52aTleFg ap9 95.Elsl' 2 y9lsi' yl ya1 -J
CussilSis a{isssskusstss Reports, Ilis5Is,- .15l
0hstty On Eleading, 2 Tolss,~- .-7-fl..e F11r rI
ohittgss .BlarE5tons, : vols,
-GqgtIa' pSsiIianI "a tbs shFss1is Cours Of 2. 5.
e5akiiss ! tiss5ou he Courts II @
ChlftTlo on LontfIctl,3 3llf1t fflt q lIi l-tt
S9 ghlsssPsoP's ~ pissssof Ohio stats Reports,
: DTlks a. Attsshmontssi hra ta111a.l Ha-
Declsions In tllo prsd Scott Case
qreenloaf on Evidence, vols.
Atiliard On 49r5aqr fEfTate Wrongs, Fols-s -t
EBdt5 Cdhal l1elltafie5, IFdis
MatheWE GuaFt An 2 Guide, glffrlrr
hash.B Diee4t q Ohio kepQrts, r--- ..- .....-
Lllf1llil Eleldthfeand Practice, '-
Ohio efatq Rslorf&r cQmpigto ississ aaI 1l
F4rso19 en- Contractg, 2 vols. -. I f-....
kedneid on AailW1Faf -.1rlrll cd .. Iu..l
kaf's Guide Tor Administrator, .-. .-r
sNE1' 'a.1r-liild ior Justices of the Peace,
ss9s5 We S sSisi sSaii i5r AdmiaistFator., .1
sgen,l ReYissd s;aiuisis (yilI Be- ready il Juns,l
g8iiia siaigIlI 5aiiy Digest, vols., ia-
MRlkar'g Aneriean Law, -,r-a.f .1e.1
= Wharton y CrIininal Law ii
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!. lR5 See advertisement Of DR.. sanfora's
LiveFInvieorator. 1-E saa a..--a. b.. -r.
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sABBATH School Ic-NIo.-The Willough-
by Sunday Schools extended an invitation
to the Sabbath Schools Of Geneva and Say
brook, to join them in q Sunday School Fes-
tival, which was held at Wilioughly yester-
day afternoon. Between four and five hun
dred happy little ones came from Geneva
on the Nail train, and returned on the Ac-
commodatipH.y They were merry with mu-
sic, gay with banners, and had happy
time generally. Ts-D. Leslie, Esq., Of &C.
news; was Grand Marshal, The Madison
Brass Band kindly volunteered their servi-
ees. The Willoughby Band did not. A vote
of thanks was rendered the G. P. & A. Rail
road Company for their generosity and
kindness in giving the sehoolsthis excursion,
which was as free as pleasant.
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-SHftioN SaIFs.
6ALE5

"a N. fzV0TZOE sALE5 h =
THE OLD COURT HOUSE on
80, on the PREMISE, b saturday, Che 2sfh day q
sss1is 59ii 81 Ilsdi e5sd onsa fhHtth bliIt-
sn sbaTi b feJhoVdd BY the 1ol day OF q 1t nsxt
ls71is nlads known on day OF sale. 4. @
~ order of County ComnnigaioneEH. -
j WILLIAM EuIHEk,-
Clerk Of the Board.
,Auditor's Omos, CuJthogs o., sua6 81 $50.
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. -. ,----.ll TO LET rl.4 .-s.-- .-..- d.. Z
EUCLID STREET-West OF Erie first class brick
dwelling
kinsman street-frame dwelling g.s......,.-1... 80
do do do do .,................ Us
.GrangeT street 90 do ..l.-.l....s--4... 100
Bond street--brick do ....-.-......-..,. 90
johnson street-brick DO ..,............ . -. Us
.- ~ a-T-- ROUSE 4 JENNINGS
iune28 80. --- Marble Block.
WANTED TO PURCHAS E.
w Notes well secured upon Real Estate In or
near the city to the amount of Og- Old ~ per Ct.
mortgages prafsBred.l .-z zz.gE
ROUSE & JENNINGS, q
julyEl ,- lll -f-t hatbls Block.
ne ACRES OF LAND VERY DE-
IO SIRABLY located, on plank road six Iailes
from the Court House, good SOFT reB oTchar ten
julyI6 'l-iiie Marble Block.
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1s FREDERICK THeYEY, Pres't.g
W. s. KEREuIsH, sec'Yt . .aal.33a sA1
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PLAIN And ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
~ Plain and Ornamental printing Of overY. de-
aerption done a. the Printing EstabIishmont Of the
LFADEh once on ne ls1sst Improved and most rapid
steam Presses IN the best style, sort notice, and
At reasonable rates Particular attention paid to
blank work, EyeEy description of Binding done,
especially Blank Books, .LedFers, Johrna6, Salos
Books, Resolving Books, &c, &C.
Bs- For TelegraPhic, Market and Marine
News SEQ Fourth PaEe. -.
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VI OeOs ". AIWhperl LpaI ne proposes TO
deed to the city Of Cleveland, for the use Of
a public streets piece land at the corner Of
Vineyard and Superior streets. Referred to
Board Of Improvements.
~ 1EIGI5 - REEoBTa.i ii..&GJ O.
OF Board Of Improvements, that they had
awarded contract for grading Belmont street,
to, -MiohAel lCRDohneIl. Received and fled.
o. of City. Civil Engineer, to whom was re-
terTed petition Of B, Barker, asking that the
amount Of taxes paid BY him for building
Wilson Avenue sewer, be refunded, report
ing adversely. Received and ordered print
FheaetiHg Director of Infr1nary present
ed the first Quarterly Report.
No. Of pauPers March 81, 1890. I9l
" &" received from
& } April 1 toJune 80 =. -.tl Isl
81 -2tai Discharged ii,s,i .'I.I.' ~. loo
Remaining June 80 f52
OF Or the above, 81 are insane, 4earo chill
Expenses Of the city In6rmary for
the quarter ending June SOth, S2O75. "a
Expenses for out door relief T., 262.Ss
Total -. s2887.68
Received and hled.
u The City Attorney reported contract and
bondof southwOrth & Williams in due form.
Approved and filed.
Z al REsonUFIoSs. .-J5i'l
of Mr.. Clark that a Committee be appoint-
ed to consider the utility Of obtaining one or
more steam Fire Enginss correspond with
S56arcnt -retope5u. LUGnnlJlCe appOlntgu
consisting Of Messfs. Clark, Hayward, and
HoYey with Fire Englneer, &
OfMr. Sabin, directing Board Of Improve
ments to contract with Hugh Cunningham
for grading additien to West Side eelne y.
Adopted. ~ saiai7-- -
OF MrgDixOn, instTueiing the City Clerk
to. notify property holders on Ghstham and
Washington streets, relative to the grading
of said streets Adopted. 80 Ee
q Of Mr.. QuaYle, Authorizing Board Of In
proEements to contract with Michsel o Don
nell for grading Belmont street, Adopted.
OF Mr.. Marshal, fixing salary Of Health
officer at $7Oe for hi5years services. Com
mittee on Judiciary. @ -
of Mr.. Clark, authorizing the Board Of
Improvements to employ,a Superintendent
ofSewerage. Adopted. '-'-
Of Mr.. .eYixon, to appoint committee Of
three to designate 8 lot for Engine House
No. 10. Com. on Parks &c.
70 : s .ai-l '-aE ORDINANCES. ll
The following ordinances were passed;
To vaeate certain parts Of Putnam street.
For the payment of claims. -rs.-t
To pave the cutters and curb the Sidewalks
on Euclid street between Public Square and
Erie street.
To vacate alleys Nos. and 2in C. h. Nor
toms sub; div. ola part often Acre Lot
| No. Al.
To lay out and establish Putnam St.
To grade nd.impFoVe Chatham st.
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An Others are mare limitations and should be avoid
a Il you Nish 20 escape Fidlcule. = sB4A
GRAY, RED OF RUSTY HAIK Dyed instantly
q beautiful and natural Brown or Black, without
the hast injury to Hair or Skin. ~
FIFTEEN MEDALS And DIPLOMAS hayebs
aEardsd 20 Wnl. A. Baebelor sinee 1889 and olsr
5000 uppIeasnh havs been made 10 the Hair Of his
1,strosg ofhis aanIohs Dyes. -l-- 49,
WIZ A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces a
color not 70 be distinguished ron nature and -
WaERAETED not to iniure IL the leaslr however long
L may be continued and the t etpcf 81 Bad Dyes
ralnodisd; the Hair inTiGsrsted for DE BY this
Bpiandid Dye. zTFLa tttEt
Hsdp, soid and applied (ihg private roons) ct the
WiT Fastor7f Eo- ~ Broadgags y. Y.
Sid IN rii cftss uld towns Of the pHifed states
by DTusgltI and ] ancy Goods pealefs,s .l5..i a.
p The 1en tine has the name and edaf upon 3
vtos plate sagraving On four sides q eeel q Of
WY. A. BAQHhAOhg -
lanH -. -, No. - Broaa.Iag, y l.
WI6Sl WIGS 4 WIGS - BATCH
~ ELOAie WIGS AND TOUPEES 6urpass all.
Thaf sEn nIas ant y EltI easy and durable. s
i+tinr 20 q oh1fln-no fufning M behtnd-no
Skfi1hr5 - The haad. ipdtsd is 2 tt dnIy stab-
shment where thee thiRs9 aEs lFapgEly uligIgt92d
i1liJ = W. FIsKEs CLsfslahdl Ohio. Assht-
fGtFfE BEST AkTIFICIAI HELP
TORN HuEAN sieHr EEEh Ky HsTlp 3 iai.l
SsN&l - e. a.as
o-=-.=e-s=---1g . ,-5iEf.
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NO16I.
8arawHtF

GtUTLERY.-TABEE AND PoCKRT
~ Knives, Fine Razors, Tailors' aud House
-s6erB and Scissors, IN CREST variety and nnu5usy
cheap. II l. - - -nuLMELL. 4 LlI----
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ArM 0o0ds.

TCOST FOR THIRTY DAYS
IA s. RAYMOND & co., viii FOR sale at cost, for
unsoid at their store lS5 Superior street, among
which wIbE w e B3AGE Gq1G9E N GSrIE f5Ks H9a -
GIIPURE LACE TRIM Mines "
RICH BLACK SILK MANThEss /
~ rrr5rs Z 10 SUMMER SHAWLs5 vl
just purchased ct auction in New. York, Tor about
half their value. Thread Laca- E1gings1 &e- -
DARGAINSl BARGAINSi BAR
ID G1INsi az the MARBLE Store. Open ths
day rlE sfi a "a -ala -G -l
Rich and Beautiful selection gf Lace Points,
sbawletts, Silk Mantles, Stella Shawl,
Cloth Busters, &C., &c,
SPRING AND SUMNER TRADE.
@ e
EXCESSIVE IMPoRTATIoNs.
s,s aaal-.s .l
CHEAP DRY GOODS.
FREEMAN & KELLOGG OPEN
this day, magnihcsnt assortrlentsoi
-g1 LIGHT sU1I1IEB, FABRICS, Ill
Unsqualed for Low Prices, Can and see, a. i.
mayl6 - 2l7 Superior st.
FIVE HUNDRED
DARASOLS, INCLUDING THE VERY
newest Styles very cheap. --4-l-''- '- .'
FREEMAN & KELLOGG,
ssl o. 27sdpsriOr st.
PECIALIT y
~ a-
r. ---- I'D slIiv=iH5-r -..lI
-aJ FREEMAN b KELLOGG a
open THIS M0KNRc-oyER
ONE THOUSAND HOOP sEIREs % aai
which tbsy oGsr at prices nsvsr bOfors fsached IN
this eity.clI 7,- lAl l-
A GOOD SKIRT for 80 cts, s2z cts, Is cts. ana 81.
'e1 FREEMAN KELLOGG.
mayis l az superior st.
q '577 SPECIALITY.
f lC 1Gf -
FREEMAN 3 KELLOGG
.OFFER THIS DAY, sa
TWENTY-FIVE BAREGE ROBES,
From $500 to SaoO, worth from 5000 p s1oo, 81
mayI6 ~ Superior st.
.gra SPECIALITY. 10 a-gso 1.--}
II .s8..r.I Be ------ i-o sdf -l @
FREEMAN & KELLOGG
OFFER THIS DAY,
ONE THOUSAND YARDS
Chlntz Brilliants, worth % cents, Tor laf cents.
~ 81 1ALso- 4rcg q. bae Z
FIFTKRE HUNDRED YARDS
laE--I si1-s sLl-
Fine Printed Lawns, worth IsG stl for l2's cents.
.-- Also ,.,.lo.a4l siE
TWO THOUSAND YARDS FIRST CLASS
~ - PRINTS, ' q
worth one shilling, for 10 cents per yard, a. :
FIREMAN 4 KELLoGG'R 81
maylS l- a1su5gEiosst.
SPECIALITY. IS 81 ~
odI .eaaaa5 a
BLACK LACE MAETILLAs : POINTS.
/ FREEMAN & KELLOGG
open THIS DAY A s.H
/ ~ eY q. h5FlIa i.a .l513.la,a
FULL LINE BLACK LACE GOODS
4 -,4 1E .E sab a.s 15ca1 ss4s314 Z
I Consisting Of Pusher and French Run Eacss o. b,
VerT latest styles, purchased st the Esoants ze9
a.9 GREAT REDUCTION IN ERIoES 5F
ana selling sEyHR 50 oHIGP, at -..l a-l0-
FBEEIAN 3 KELLOGPs, 1ls
mayIs ~ EupsriOT ct.
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0oINUEIcATroSs.

Of Geo. w. AtYater, that he proposes. to
deed to the city Of Cleveland. for the use of
a public streets piece Of land at the corner Of
Vineyard and Superior streets. Referred to
Board Of Improvements.
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BUILDERS HARDWARF-EY-
ID ERYTHISG in the line, at
.II--.- a-D ext .-ti CObWELL 4 CO.,
l4ly9 lE5 Ontslio ST.
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TRoLLoPH, author oflsThe West Indies and the
Spanish Man, etc New York Harper 4
prnfhara-.-1 1eao. =. I..--.-.|
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Terms, s Hss::s; n: 5s: g.
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THE Nj VERSoS PAPERs, By RESARD Ey-
zRETT. New York. d. Appleton & Co. 1850
These letters, originally published in the
Ledger, are here collected and published in
attractive orm. Z Il - u II Ill
For sale by Ingham & Bragg, Cleveland.
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:. VIM. Mathews was fined 50 and cost, for
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8ooks & StatieneFlI.
j. b. COBB8s cos gOITJMN
ailH NEW BOOKS a--sas-i
AT J. B. COBB & Cos.

Baneroft's History Of the United states-vols 5
Gsrratt's Medical Uses Of Electricity.
Travels IN Eastern AfTiea, BY KrapL
Tom Brown At O4fordEpart7.
Lucille, BY owen Meredith. 10 4e
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OHAIN AND CISTERN PUMPS
~ with an the fixtures, for sale by
q ll,sissa 8v lIom 5eOLW EhIlkC0,
Jalyo lf3 Ontario Al
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CITY q NEWS ITEMS.
= ITRIFELER's RRGIsTRR.

WEBNEsBaF 5T0RSTSIE, July 10, ,ls5o
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AteAAAt 1IuNNolf o. tla 1AAnss
This Ointment penetrates te ths bssis OF the dis
o.loops to lfuyory sourc0-hd eutes rrbfa the hesh
asneath 70 the skin on the surface. sold IN hree
slass boxes, pfics 50 conts
Prpparsd b GERRET SeRToN, Proprietor, New York.
Depot At PENFoLD, PAREER 4 MoWRR's, No. IS
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c CAsrLs sRIcHxoxb4A NoSft N ASrHoSE T hoL-
IoPR, author Of Doctor Thorne," The
Bertrams 8sfhe ThEea Cierks,H 1.-THE West
Indies and the Spanish Main" etc. New
York Harper Brothers. 1890
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Anthony Tfqllope haa a prolific pen, this
being the third volume published i as ma
ny weeks. As Of the above, so. Of this II
is fled away for future consultation. The
characters ere leIerks ia Tie oAice of the
Commissioners Of Weights and Measures in
the British Trsasurg Department. W. ~
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TOOL S.-WE HAVE A COM
PLbIE assortment Of Csrpsnt.fs' and Coop
srs Tools Of the very best stamps, ceiling low At
COLWELL & cos,
LulLl-- - LIZ I.-Llnl-rLl Il
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Prio1 Is osEta. sent trso OF postage everywhere.
Sold also b GANLoRD HAMMOND and WA. FIsEE,
EruErisis, Cleveland. ta iulYlliW