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CLEVELAND, SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE s. 1861

ade to officers Of regiments on The YiFgiRia
side 10 prepare Fations for fout days for q
march forWard The movement will be
made within twenty-four hours. sIsis.
4 gentleman who arrived here 70 day,
direct from New Orleans, says In regard to
the entire commerce of the South that il is
ia most Wretched and frightful coalition.
He says the States which will suffer the
most will be Louisiana, Mississippi and
Texas 4df 8t
He was in Galveston on the 10th May.
II the blockade be rigidly. enforced people
Of Texas viii starVe to death. When be
left there bacon was 25e per pound, faur
SIS PEI Dbl, and q very limited supply at
that. They we're then almost wholly de-
pendent on N. o. for means Of subsistence.
When that source of supply is cut Of they
will be in an awful condition.
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PLAN OF ATTACK.

4a0 WASHINGTON, June 8.
The plan of operations at Harper's Fer
ry is gradually being developed. The frsl
move viii probably be to disIodge the rebel
forces and their batteries at the Point Of
Rocks. The force now at Frederick, some
1900 strong, will attempt theif disledge-
ment. They have quite a number Of TWEEN
ty-four pound cannon, which from the
Maryland side can operate most efectually
against the batteries of the rebels, which
ere in very exposed position.
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80 shna b osr - Gerernor !,

who Shall be our Nex1 Governor
COLUMBUS, June s, 1861,
EDS. LEADER ;-Dullnsss Teigns in the
Capital City, and the Legislative Halls are
silent, no sound breaking the Stiffness save
the football Of the visitor, and its eChOing
tread, or the voices of admiring groups in
specting the Halls Of the SOlOns of our
State. The Departments Of War are how
ever, active, though relieved in measure
from the pressure Of week or two since.
The fact Of Gov. DsnnisOn having refused
to become a candidate for rre-nominationfor
Governor and this being generally known,
much discussion has been elicited in refer
.ence to his successor, and among the most
prominent in various portions of the State,
the Hon. Martin Welker, of Wayne Co., is
very strongly talked Of as 8 Union candi-
date, and we know Of no man in public life
who can show cleaner record, and whose
popularity as a man, in both parties, and
ability as jurist and executive officer, can
lay more fitting claims to higher position
in the gift of the people.
The departure of the Camp from the city
proper to its outskirts, has divested the
Park of its sttractiveness for the present
and the pomp and circumstance of war nC
longer enliven the city by the tramp Q.
armed legiOns, or the spirit-stirring strainI
Of martial music. HoMEa.
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This Afternoons Report.
FORT MONROR NEWs.

FORT MONROE NEWS.
BALTIMORE, June Z.
The steamer Adelaide has arrived from
Fort Monroe. s,.. ....ie
The Quaker City had captured another val
uable prize The Harriet Lane had also Sc
cured a slo p. -.f -. .-54a. ..r.
On Wednesday night steamer from Nor
folk, with flag of truce, brought TO Old
Point Comfort $50 women and children, re-
fugees. They say that many more are com
ing. Ct tlsa z.Fl lI I1 ral
An important military movement was un-
derstood to be on the point Of execution when
the steamer left. Hl1 -UoFa
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LATEST NEWS!
-
THE REBELS PREPARING TO
ABANDON HARPER'S
FERRYl :.
-
Their Movements at
that Point.
asa
EVIDENCE Of THE TREACHERY OF
MINISTER HARVEY la
EE WILL Rn REoALLEDI
The Killed at fa1rfaX ana
mao Aqua Creek. a'
a MOVEMENT INTO VIR-
GINA WITHIN
"a HOURS.
-
PRICES IN NEW
oRLHANsl
The Killed at Fairfax ant
aao Aqua Creek.
STARVATION PRICES IN NEW
oRLEAE5l
This Mornings Report.
FROM WARRINGTON.

FROM WASHINGTON. % --.
WAsHIzGToE, May 6.
The Secretary of War appointed the fol-
lowing named Paymasters in the Army:
Thomas b. Allen and Charles 7. Larned,
No; John H. Kinsley, James w. Finney
and J D. Webster, of Ill; Mr.. Cumback
and VIM. p Gould, Of lud.; David Taylor,
John H. Groesbeek, Robert G. Kirk and
Dwight Bannester, of Ohio; Joshua How
ard, Mich Thomas J. Mexican, Iowa; and
E. Spalding, MINI.
The President has appointed Jonas A.
Clark District Attorney Of, and James u.
Sitton Marshal for the Western District Of
Missouri
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Tbe Dyins words Of senator DOUGLAS.

The Dyins Words Of senator Douglas.
For long time previous to his death
Senator Douglas had been in semi-cOn-
seious condition. Daring the morning of
his death his mind and energies rallied
somewhat. As his devoted and loving wife
sat at his bedside, soothing and easing him
with shose tender words and actions which
only woman can employ, she asked the
dying statesman II he had any messages
to send to his boys, Stephen and Robert
He seemed at first not to hear The question,
and she repeated it. RallyiBg bis strength,
his eye kindled up, and his whole frame
seemed 70 dilate, as he answered;
"YEsi TIL THEN TO OBEY TIE Laws
AND SUPPORT THE CoSsTIrUT1oE OF the
UnIrED sTA1EslP
A short time after he desired to be raised,
and his wish was complied with, 90 thai
he might look out from bis window once
more, upon that city which had loved and
honOred aim 50 long. One Of his friends
expressed doubt as to The ease Of his posi-
tIon, when he simply replied, 'hs is-cOm
Portable" In his dying moments he fsinay
artIeulstsd aDesth, death, DEATH" and hi
great soul had passed away.-Ch Trib.
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Mr.. DsaEIa., PssuaIarr Aaair..

The Indianapolis Sentinel, in concluding a
well written obituary notice of the late SEN
ator Douglas, says;
Mr.. Douglas dies poor. His two sons by
former wife we understand have an estate
left them By her father, but bis present wife
and child viii have no provision for the fa-
tura. The friends to when be was devoted
and for whom he was ever ready TO sacrifice
should not forget them in TIE hOur OF need
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Portage County Items.

We elesn from the Ravenna Democrat
of June 9th, the following items of news:
The prist mill at the Rapids in Hiram
township, was destroyed BY ere on the
night of May 28th. Loss between So. 900
and 81, 4,O00-iBsured for 81 ,500 Supposed
10 be the work Of an incendiary.
The citizens Of Ravenna hold semi
monthly mite societies OF social gatherings
the syails Of which 60 into fund raised 10
mske mp articles Of clothing for the Portage
county volunteers. We are informed that
they have already sent forward to Camp
Dennison large number of flannel and
muslin shirts, and "HaEelocks," and d
tribuied them among the soldiers, addi
much to their comfort.
Lieut.. Wilcox, Of the Franklin Rife Co,
/ 7th Regiment, is spending q few days in
Ravenna and vicinity, for the purpose OF
eulisting recruits for three years service.
The assessor Of Freedom township re.
ports The personal properly Of that town.
shin at Sl69, ,762. Number of males under
the military enrolment, between the ages
Of eighteen and forty 1--WE, at one hundred
and seventy four, and other statistics Of
the AoN41i4A Z - -otAahe- .s.
Number Of horses in the township, 432
Cattle, 286l Mules, A Sheep, 6,472i
Hogs. Sl8. Crops Of ls60-Aercs of Whes.
soWn, lSI--harFssted, 1896 Rye, S8 serel
-445 bushels; Buck wheat, % acres --49'
bushels; Corn, 452 acres-3l ,s54 bushels
! Oats, S54 acres IL, 40 bushels; Potatoes
"a acres, ,592 bushels; Meadow, 2, 76i
acres-s, S04 ions; Butter, S5,4sS pounds
Cheese sS,477 pounds
Eleven thousand four hundred and thiri.
2 pounds Of maple sugar were n de i
CharlestoFn township the past spring. III
assessor reports one hundred aud fftV be
, tween the ages Of eighteen and ioSty y'fiV'
: under the military enrollpent
: The lRdies Of Paris presented the " Hon
L Guards Of thattoRn with beautiful ban
ners on lhs 18Th ult.
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NERYnus hisnRpERs.

AkAN0EE UlEuhDEhHs
EOR ALL OF WHICH 1T Is A
speedy and certain remedy, and never fails. Thii
Eminent Il preparsd from the recipe Of DR.. stephen
SWEET Of Connecticut, the famous bone.setter, anc
years with the most astonishing success. .fra..
AS AN ALLEVIATOR on PAIN, IL Is unriyalsl
most skrptical may be convinced by single trial;
This LlnIment will cure rapidly and raaieally
sands Of where It had been used It has nsvsa
0's Pfuk EEuRGIGIA, ZIG It will aaord inmediats re.
! lief an svery case however distressing; - 49,, -
IT will relieve the worst ca9as Of HEADACHB -
I TOOFHACHE also viii Il cure Instantly. y...a
| FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL
LA5slTUDE arising from imprudence or iexssssi
this binimeatia most happy and unailing remedy.
Acting directly upon he tissues It strength
ems and revyngs the system and restofes Il 70 elias
F0aPiLEs-As an external remedy, we claim
that Il is the BEsr known, and We Challenge the
distressing complaint cloud give Il trial, for Il
VIII not iEl to aior inmodiats RELIEF, and in ma
l. QOINSf AND 5ORE tn ROAf are sometimes ex-
| tremely malignant and dangerous, but timely ap-
| SPRAfhS are sometimes very obstinate, and On
argeent ofthe joints Is liable to occur Is neglected
The worst case my be conquered " this Linimeni
bruises, Cuts, Wounds Sores, Ulcers, Burnr, am
critics u De sW KITS IRFALLIBLE LINIHENI
when used according 10 directions; Also, ChilblAiDs
FROSTED Feet, and Insect Bites and Stiugs.
EVERY HORSE OWNER
should have this remedy at hand, Tor ITS timely Us
af the first apprarance Of Lnmcness VIII eHectualll
! prevent those formidable diseases, TO which al
4 horses are liable, and which render 50 many other
4 wise valuable horses nearly worthless.
Over Iour hundred voluntary testimonials to tn
wonderful curative proper ties Of this Liniment haT
been received within the last Two years. aud man
Of them from persons in the highest ranks of life.
CAUTION.
To avoid imposition, observe the signature an
likeness Of Or, Stephsn Sweet on every label, an
aIsO ''Stephen Sweets Intaliible Liniinent blow
IN the glass Of each bottle, without Which none AZ
: genuine. RICHARDSON CO., %
? Sole PrVprietcrss Norwich, O.
For szle b. strong 4 Armatnong, Sole Agents e
: Cleveland. ll BepH:R25d&
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DR. j. q. AVER 4 90,


f--e T AOM Elll4y hlASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for Sa
AYERS CHERRY PEoToBAL
hes won for itself such renown for the cure
every variety OF Throat aud Lung mplaint, tina
IL 10 entirely unnecessary for 10 recOult the ey1s
dsncs Of its girtues wherever Il has been employee.
As has long been in constant throughout thls
its quality is kept up the best 1t has beeu
that il may be relied 10 do for their relief all u
has ever beBp found 70 do.
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS
FOR THE CURE OF
C0EiUeness, Jdadice, Dyspepsia, iHdlgesiio DyseAi
teTp Foul Stomach ErpSipelds, headache Piles hheu
qndfn, ErupfiORs aud bkt Disedsesi LtUeT Complaint
DToPsy, Teller ItIlors and SAX Retla, Rorast GOui
Neiralgia, GS a DiHHer PHI and for Purifying
Blood. 4r H.'
They are sugar coated. so that the most sensitive
can take them pleasantly, and they are the test
aPerient in The world for al the purposes OF family
phSsic. -
Price 25 cents per Box; Five Boxes for sl.OO.
Great numbers OF Clergymen, Physicians States
nen, and eminent perHguAgos, have lent their names
to certify the unparalleled usefulness Of thess RENE
dies but space here will not permit the iDsertu
\ Of them. The Agents below named furnish gratIs
/ Our AMERICAH ALMANAC, in which they are given;
with also ill descriptions Of the above complaints,
and the treatment that should be followed Tor theE
| cure. fN trar
/ DO not be put of by unprincipled dealers slti
| other preparations they make more profit on. De
! mand AYERS, aud take no Others The sick want
the best aid there is for them, and they should have
/ il.
BB- All our remedies are for sale by WH. FISK
] sTROsG ARHsTEoNG, =. n. GAYLORD and by al
! Druggists.
S-Ayer's Cherry Pectoral sarsaparilla and "a
thartic Pills, Are for sale BY Churchill Brother .
| corner Public square and intario street.
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AakIeaItaraI.

EL0WER SEEDS. THE TIME
II has arslYed 70 commence sowing floWrr Seeds
and We have large and choice collection OF annual
ana perennial varieties which We have imported
the present season, direct from'fhe Growers.
Price-l2 papers for 80 cents, 70 papers for 81 CO.
Call and get catalogue CONTAINING iiss Of the va
rieties. J. srAIh 4 sun, ms Ontario st.
NHOI0E FLOWER SEEDS
" Tom Thumb EastD-taineB,
Fine Mixed AntirrhiDan,
splendid fine Mixed China ABter,
Zine Mixed Pansy,
~ Fine Af Yetbena
EeW Hybrid SaariKlosHi1
PTcs of each Of the abOYe-l0 cents Per PAPER. FcI
sale bT -fmays.dsTi J. STAIR son.
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The reported sympathy with tho rebels, Of
Hon. Mr.. Harvey, the newly appointed MIN
lister to Portugal, has been received with
much surprise. Hs had beer SO long con-
nected with the northern press, and with nor
them interests, that hegloven foot was not
suspected. he viii doubtless be immediate
iyrecalled, and good Union man substituted
II bis place. HF
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The Governor received dispatch tonight
from Qoarter Master Dicksnson, o. IS. a.,
that the Command At Camp Dennison shall
be fully clothed this week. cOasmBus DIS.
patch.
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Erie, Buffalo, New York, Bos
ton, aud Eastern Way, dali
Supplementary Letter Pack
age lor Buffalo, New YOrl
aud Boston, daily ..,............
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Erie, Buffalo. Albany, Troy
New York, Boston and Port,
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chicago, dAIly ......................
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caR0 and Milwaukee, daily.
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A Protestant Methodist preacher and four
nezreaE, chargsaWith irsuFTsetionary move
msnss were hEng raesnily iH White county.
Arkansas. s q ~ a ~ - !.
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OOMMEROIAL.
BUIf1L0 5I1RKFT-J1ao ;

~ f-,f r [BY TELE0RAPH.l
fLnpR5M Market steady with fair Interior Su'
NHBk kTz-Markot dull apd heavy Sales 500
bush choice No. 2 Chicago spring at Sc MiIWuuke,
club nominal at VIC.
CQRN-Markst dull, no sales, ,hel at %
CANAL PREfGHTs-Don, lOc on corn, and
lie on wheat to Nav York.
LAKE IIP0R 1's-7,oOO sbis -four; 7O.OOO bush
CANAL EXPOiSTS- 000 bbls -four; 4. 600 bu
Eheaii s0OoO lush com; 10 000 bush oats; 900 bush
rSe.i iA- "'l" X t'ti-ti- .H u "a
NEW YORK AIARKET-June =.
ley rELEsRAPH.I HH
RI4OUR-Rcoeipts 4,66s bbls Market dull and
declining. insuranee comp pAniea have advanced war
ssss 6dS 81 bbls at s4so@s,qo for suporus state;
sst3 g9,i5 or extra gtAtei S475Gt4sO Tor huperhne
EssteIn ,so@6,S0 for shipping brands extra round
aSlgeS shTSS sYhhiTqSS RTorp4N.,,.,,,,,o ,,,,o, .,,s ,.oo,
AlE FllDl RI Market steady at S3.lOflA00.
NdEAT-h heceipts 1871 bush. Market dull
and unsettled. The advance OF war Tisks TO 5 per
transactions. Sales 4OO8 bush at 81 ssi ie for MiI
Haukee clubs u 40 for white Western. u, u for
RYE-Market quiet at 6766sc
q hAhtsAeR--harhetd dull az tAff65c. .. Cd
4. CDltN- Receipts 81, ,75O ba5h. Market dull and
70 'syor % buyers Sales are 1880 bush az si@t6c
OATs-Dull at sl@ssSc for western Canada and
PORK-Market dnIl. Small sales al sls,a for
messi Sl2,Ot6al2 p Tor prime.
BEEE-AiAfket unchanged
CUT AtEATA-Market dull, sales 50 packages. .
Ia Ia y hSrkstdull aud heavy. Sales ~ bbis
bOTTBR- Is moderate request at saHe for
GHERsk k-SiSTket stsaiy at ssso as in Qlalily.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-08

The NY. Tribune claims that Washing.
ton is BY no means safe from JEFF, Davis
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GUNNER ARRANG EMENT FOR
~ Closing the Malls At the Cleveland Post Ohica,

Time Of Time Of
Closing Leaving
-, -, - Mail. Depot
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DIRE -.
CHEAP AID RELIABLE HAIR DYE
~ BRIEBr a CO.'S
COL MBIAN HAIR DYE.

CHEAP AID RELIABLE HAIR DYE
BRIEBT CO.'S
COL MBIAN HAIR DYE.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENT?.
Equal n not better than any III "a priced d.. u.- -
ua Our sgen's In The CITY avd suburhs arc The A.
lowing ueh-knovn Drusgkt. ana Btorekeops1;
Nsp York
I. HoADLEY, Diussif, 81 Hishfh svun.s
fosr tMoaD ~ Ssssas AZ. .s Il a.s 900
a. 4 also Of 1876 Sixth avcnus
PALAnoTO, Diussit, BsIsron H.u.s, sos BrosS-
paskS Co, DrusSssts as Fourth ave, orr. ia a.
~, h 100 So- Drayi.t-1 corner q Houstsa strss1
II as~Ss b corner Z, Allen and Stanton 50 and
a. TnOas, Drsssis Is asa:oa .s ssrass 1 S..
Wv, TnArm. Drussiy, 80 Ps.ri 8.
- wnIrh cor lunbia and Rytnetsu a.
sa 1s q f ss@ b As + b. Bs 80: Ss-"s
6rookivn-
IL Carr, DIuss,ss MIA. ard Frsakii. svs.
u y. hkNNoLpdt ~ ussis@ 700 Court o.
~ GosssIsc: D,Sss 90 IpN,n q
q. q. CLosE, nsgst, it6 Fu ton St
FiIliamsbur0h.
hlIloI . 90 .prgsists 2 nth oh 4 sor. q. =
BSvSsS oS Dsufs1s ~ sSrts n 81 60, s.,ssa
Gnoss pruss'1 u,s ssooSd .nz Nlnss d.
". IL. BEAEss, Druggist, 100 Grand St
ReaOdrk, ". J.
r. A. BoYLF. % Bleeeher d.
Jamaica. u. l.
PxcE q Co., Hell Of Pharmacy. Also for sAs ~
Drussids centrally throughput The country.
Ne. te sgyTn sscoND BTnEnT. wilism.b1rsS. L Z
aul aAAc'sOo
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NRKAT RARaATNn-

CHEAT BARaAMB-
= Go. - z >! { S$.H| JaAxy
.~ssssAs esxtns s.aA a q
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mRwHCTNmu.

PUREw YoUR BRRArHi
ExnorHx xouz vucni
RALpno5
THROAT ooSEEoTIoss,
THROAT ooEYEcrIoHs,
rHRoAr coNTEorIoHs,
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sooD roR LroruRzRs.
GOOD roR ruBIIo wrAxzrs
GOOD ros srsoms.
GOOD FoR oosgu1T1yr.,
anTLMxs CAREY
sPALDwss THROAT oosYECr1oSs
LADus AM prIIoHrm WITH
sPALDNoS THROAT ooNYEcrIoru.
uHnDRu oRr FOR
srALDNoS THROAT CONNECTIONS.
rsy r,ris, oouSh instantly.
s- s f''os@
may ds ar,nssh ana vo,.ns 10 the vo,s..
Tnv imssrs dslisiou. srom. 70 n. breath.
rasy are dsiishtfui 10 ths ta.ts.
~' o. -m''' h'fs and cannot harm
' o'urh Or sHn'sy
-m relieve y's instantly, sna you VIII .sr.s With
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DrusriA. and ps.l.r In x.a,.,..
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Nv nEnAturo u on each paekATs. An oftsr. ~ q.
soon.srfsiG
WI" ~ 'n' ~ MALL 's'paia' On reosips
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No. ~ Cedar stress, Hsv YorS.
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ALL KINDS Or HAAeAom.
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NsURANCKO.

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1861. 4.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
FOR TIE ~
WEST,
VIA
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
AND
KEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
xxpRss TRAINS LxAvn pKrors
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
pAny, suNDAn ExoKPrED. As rHLowsi
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NORTHERN ROUTE.
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pAts run In oonnsstisn On the Hss rork Osntrh
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pIrest routa fer
F6tST. S 13ST 6S hi SSE TGS
4 TROY and RUTLAND.
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II rhnoUdH TO AoSTRKAL AND oaDESsBURdn.
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EARLIER VIA any othsr rouls. -
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.

SkALED PROPOSALS. WILL BIZ Received
- b N School of .s q y. sts MHss: ct he
nsi Of Grand and Nm ia untii rpssdsy. u. Oh
day Of AuS. nsxt, It oclook. M for school feTni-
Ward.
PHs and specincsriens Of ssid furniture sre Ole
and can b sen At TIE Ses q tAs Superintendent q
suIeies, vhsss nSmes mud accompany the proposals.,
for fsitstnl psrforna @ q tbs sontrsc VIII be 70
1hr School ofhosrs resarve tho right 70 re.ect any
o. al Of ths sid propessls, dssmsd for the public
FSz SCIs I.R0yyKE9 COmp,ttss On Bur dug and
0WRNKrNNkY: snd furniture Of the board
WALTER NJ. ". R9CsA Of soA1 officers 9Th Ward.