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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ELECTRIc BATH-Dr. GibsOn's new sloc-
trio bath cures general debility, rheumA-
tism, neuralgia, disease Os the brain and
insanity. These baths equalize the oirch-
lstiOn and remove almost every disease In
a amanner truly astonishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal sAtisfac-
tiOn to the sick. The pleasantest bath
room in the city for ladies-s female oTsz-
ator in attendance. Ofise No. III Ontario
street. iys
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81 Tho prize Of The MoRnEs LuADHR 70
news agents Is One Dollar and Finy Cents
per hundred, and no deviation under any
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DIR. Stephen Sweet, Of Connection
The great natural Bone Setter.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connections
Is known ell over the Uaited statos al
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of O4Uneetie
Is the author Of 'Dr. Sweets Iuiai a v Li41w
DR.. Sweets Infallible | tn os
Cures rheumatism and never tails
DIR. Sweets Infallibls l.ii
Ourss Burns and scalds immediat y
DIR. Sweets Infallible lam
IL certain remedy for Neuralgia i -s-
DIR. Sweets Infallible lin
II the best remedy for sprains and Brals
DIR. Sweets Infallible l4ip
Cures Haadashs ilnmedistulY anb nsvsi .ssia
DR.. Sweets InfallibleLi 1aa
AnOrds immediate relieffor Piles. apag
DIR. Sweets Infallible Laaa 8sf
Cures TOOshachs N one minute.
DR.. Sweets Infallible J.
Cures Cuts, Wounds Immediately, rs
DIR. Sweets Infallible AaIIos
Is she best remos for Sores in ths sIiosaa -
DR.. Sweets Infallible Lir
HAS been ussd hy more than million F-t
81 pra8o H.
Dr Sweets lnlsllible Lininsni
Is truly ''iriead In usOd.'' and sTsry "a. -o'd
have g 4t hand. ll-
DR.. Sweets lnlsllible Liniment
Ia or sale by = Druggists. Price 3 cents
RICHARDSON B CO,
eufs7.dkwR26 Sole ProprietOrI. Noruich CT
: F0r sale by 81 ong 3 Armstrong Sole Aeents for
Uegeland. ffta
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PEEPARRD By
DIR. J. @. AVER & CO.,
LOWELL. MASS.

"
Price, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles tor Sh
AYERS CHERRY PEcToRAL
has won for itself snch q renoWn for the cure
every variety OF Throat and Lung Complaint, the
u 70 entirely unnecessary for 70 recOuit the eYi.
denoe Of its virtues, Wherever II has been employed
As It has long been in constant throughout this
section, need not do than assure the peoplf
its quality Is kept to the best t has been, and
that 1t may be relied to do for thsir relief al Il
has ever been found to do.
AYERS OAEHARFI6 PILLS
FOB THE CURE OF
OOitssnssS jGaindce, Dyspepsia, fndi0asti0l, DJsc
Elats, EFIlpii0Rs and Ska Dssaess Liger OofpIaiE
Dropsy Tetisr, Tumore Gsd san Rhea1l, Worms, Gonf
Nslrat1id, 0s Dtassr PHI and for RurtfVislg
Thoy are sugar-ooated, 80 that the most sensitive
can take them PLEASANTLY, and they are the best
apsrgut in the world for all the purposes Of family
physie.
Price Is cents per Box; Five Boxes for SI.o0.
Great numbers Of Ulergymen, Hhys,clans, StBte8-
men, and eminent personages, have lent their names
to certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these rene
dies but our SPACE here viii not permit the insertion
Of them. The Agents below named furnish gratis
our AEIEnIoAN ALnkHAo, in which they are given;
and the treatment that should be followed Tor their
Oaros
Do not be put on By unprineipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on. De-
mand AYER's, aud take 10 others. The sick want
the best aid there is for thes and they should have
oB- An our remedies are for sale By wH. F1sKL
sThoEe 3 ARMSTRONG, I. =. GATLORDs and By al
: q Ayers Cherry Psctoral. sArsapAriIls and "a
thartic Pills, for sale b. Churchill Brother, 3
". corner Public Square and Ontario street.
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: AO0D FOOD
a GOD FOOD
s4A NOD FOOD

q, =, = - ~ C9Esum Ftious incipient or
upnfrmed, or IRON debility es snst o ~, e * % S1H
mental nervous prostrGtio Stsf,Fs. sr fr,ni dis
cause; or from scE0luiouE CON. NJ 70 Iadies Snf-
ea1eI of the kidneys or bladder essapIainsG t6fir
ferlnE Guy Of the many distressing sfi55suulnfioT
nj are liable 70, snd which engsndt >
TIE BLOOD FOOD - ,ase--
b oesred e. Certain and Reliable Rent ft.irsl ~
lng In every particular from the patent N, Il aTfi,
tho day, Il il chemical corr bination Of lRd 49,
i RHUR and fHOSPH0Rys, oivery gToet wof. y =
nany hundreds bes clad and grateful testimon,
the benefits IL has -tfHrred them.
OHURCH DUPONT, 409 Broadway, New York.
the sole propretOrs OF the article, and have In
oc7Hs1uence q a fraud aftemptod ppon the public
ehalgsd the color Of the outside wrapper nom B1R
b Willow; and increased the size Of the bottle
ounces. Be very cautious IN buying to see that tbs
Aosimile Of their signature is tho outside Of the
Wrapperr as al others are cOu lterfeits In conHe-
7Uonce Of the large demand for this article the fol-
pwinE druggists have ali ordered and received sup
pliea Of the now kind, viz.
CaA!. A. Kimbai, Wm- 1; French, }. K. Hayes,
"A. etantela, and Samuel kidder Jr., Lowell.
- Sold By VIM. FlskE, Drugg' {, Cleyelanh,
Ohio. sb25sdaw
p 1--WE congratulate our readers upon The
6iiooEary Of q sure curo for Rheumatism, a0ut and
Eeuralgia, and all Msrcurin Diseases, which ia ef-
facsd without the Of internal medicines, which
only. In fact II Il the only known remedy e1eeting
9 perfect cure, and We feel warranted from its
oommendations, In calling the attention Of the al
nctod and those having frendl suffering from Rheu
mAtiHm, Gout or Neuralgia, the psruUiUus edects
of Mercury, 10 the advertisements in another column
.of our PAPER of DR. Leland's Anti. Rheumatic Band
nNrSold By Wm. FISK g. Cleveland. o. feb25
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Jack Leland is preparing new and ap-
prOpriRte piece of music, which the band
will perform when We enter Cleveland.
The 10th will go home via Cleveland, and
shout twO-thirds of the men will re-enlist
for three years. E.T.P.
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Mafhtntsts.
DERNARD DEMMENG,

ID
ARTIsAN, MAOHIRIsT AN i" PATENT MODEL
d AK n,
No. 144 Supc 'ioI street. Leader Building,
9 .EVELAR9, OHIO,
BERNARD DEM MENG, having rented the
establishment Of II. Konigslow, is now prepared 70
contract for manufacturing Sewing Machines, and
all kinds of light Machinery. Particular attention
and facilities TOR getting up Models Of Patents.
PAIRIN
II your SKATES neod fixing call on Demmeng.
II your .'fING MACHINE IL out Of order, he
will put &c In order.
He repairs all kinds Of SURGICAL Instrumental
All kinds Of Metal and Musical Instruments re-
paired.
Ifyou should got up a new Patent, Demmeng IL
the man 70 get up your Models, either In Wood,
Brass, or Iron, in the Deategt manner.
All kinds OF Belt Hanging done in prompt style.
All kinds Of light Machinery put in order in the
z9Ost eX peditiUus manner.
Engineering Instruments reported.
Small Steam Engines repaired thoroughly.
Rail ROsd Conductors Punches manufactured IN
tbe best manner.
Rail Road Conductors Punches repaired.
nl9-in TAG yerything in the shape Of repairing
OF manufacturing, done on contract.
BsS- Entrance 20 shop-lf4 Superior street, mp one
pair Of stairs. BERNARDO EMMBNG.
fahT.RI2
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WThe Votaries Of Dissipation and

W@Tbe Votsries Of Dissipation and vic
usus Of fdslusion, can be brought TO conviction Of
thsssror OF their ways, and saved from world Of
mental and bodily suffering, BY needing the advice
.uoossinsd in that popular work Human Frailty or
Physiological Rssearches." lis sound In its doc
srnes plain but iaOensve in its dictates, and be-
h Asaatfnlly illustrated With oolored engravings
ehrIaas everything home 90 the oOneeFtion-"that
hs W1hO rpas may read"
sold bg pr. pSrroW, isi Blesoker st., n. 7. Price
8 Beonts. Sent erss Of postage sVsryThere. Readths
,avarti-uuon os 'srrSsssyuar" IN another oOlumn.
.al,o sola hY = 3. Gayicrd and william Tisks,
No. -.vietz ClpNssland Ohio
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CouRT MARTIAL.-The following order
has been issued by direction of the Com
mander in Chief in regard to Lieut.. STRAIT
ton and others Of the 18th Regiment:
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AaraluarE.

-
DRESEKV C KETTLES.-PUR-
OELAIN and Tia Lined, Of all sizes and uhu
s6Apy cheap. For sale by CObWELL CO.,
9y29 l43 ontario ct
DORCELkIN- N-LINED SAUCE
PANS and Stew Kottlcs. For sale by
O0LWELL \ co.,
jy29 rs Ontario street,
IRON, STEEL. NAILS GLAeS,
i and everything wanted BY builders in the nard'
ware line, cheap, at C0LWELL & CO,
jyas ll3 0ntari1 g.
IRON AND NJ lis WARE
HOUSE, Nos. 81, 6s, s., and 81 Riyer street, and
s, &c, 81 and es on the book, Cleveland, Ohio.
v. :. CAREY. H0RhIBoE EosfHl
". r. CAREY e CO.,
WHOLESALE AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF
sHOENBERQhHs
JU M A T A N A J L 8
Common aid 0Aarooal gleet Iron,
JUhIATA BOILER PLATE,
SRIAG PLiJW AND BLISTER STEEL, ePEEl
PLOV v tH9B, hAR lB0H, QROTON
v 2NDOW GLASS, GHiADs
STONES, wa. o,
BARR's Oalebratsd Fire p Jsf SAFES, So, ct man
-fsrtureru' prices Nngl.tSM
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HEAD QUARTERS OHIO MILITIA.
ADJUTAET GENERAL's OFFICE,
COLUMBUS, o., July27, 1861. !
SPECIAL ORDER NO. 556.
A General Court Martial is hereby ap-
pointed to meet ct Columbus, on the fifth
day Of August, or as soon therea, ter as
practicable, for the trial of Lieutenant
Stratton Of the 18th Regiment o. v. NJ,
and such other prisoners as may be brought
before it. r-
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NV AnYRRrIeRnIRNrn

Rasna. Garrstson a oO.-FOr Superior.
House wanted.
Mrs. Kesvick- Horses FOr sale.
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TOsEPH POOL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
t9l SUPERIOR STREET. oct2oR1o
ID p. SFALDING, ATTORNEY h
H. Counsellor s. Law, No. Perkins Block,
oIeF6lald. Ohio. sepl
bAVIB ". aA0H. BACON
cage 8 BRUCE, ATTORNEYS
and OounosIlors at Law. Omos I6s Superior
efFest, topBcGits Merchants Bank,) Cleveland, Q.
6sbi7.sIl1kW
DOARDMAN AND INGERSOLL,
ID Attorneys at Law, AtEater Block, foot Of Sus
=. Nor street, Cleveland, Ohio.
". J. BoARDHAN, ebe 81. IHaEhsoLL.
A SPER, J. E., ATTORNEY AT
~ LAW, Warren, Trumbull county, Ohio. OfdoB
a. Bt Nsrkst street daosdsl
"I1TAMSON AND RIDDLE,
w IzoRA-uYa AT Law. once No. 80 superiof
tr,et eisTeiand, Ohio. 8. MtLLlAhSOHs
ian9l a. " - -.
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Return Of lho GraJs lhls lIornlDr.

The following telegraph was received here
yesterday aflernoons IaaI
CoLuHBUs, Aug. 1st.
9. s. HOBB I'VE .eave in The three forty
tain tomorrow morning. l1 al-1
a.-9 CARR. j. EEsEoRTH.
They will be due here about . O'Clock in
the morning. A fne reception awaits
them.
The procession viii form at 81 o'clock on
the Square, and will march thence to the
cars 10 escort the Company to the Park,
when an address Of welcome will be deliv-
cred by B. White, Esq. ui
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Serving 8lafhiaRs.
WHEELEk 3 WlLSONs
SEWING MACHINES,
WTFH u
N8W INPROvEEENTs AT REDUo1D
P z I @ z 81

The WHEEEER B WILSON Machines are nov
sold at rates that will pay iair profit the cost OF
manufacturing capital interested, and 1aking sales
and st such prices will enable them TO make rst
class Machines, and as heretofore, uarants them
IN every particular.
The superiority Of these Mechines over all othors
for Family use Is now established.
At the laat Fair Of the American Institute, tn
COMMITTEES assigned the highest Premium to the
WHEElER b WILSON Machines on aceOunt OF
the Elasticity, Permanenoe, Beauty and General
Desirablenesa Of the Stitching when done, and thf
Wide Range Of itH Application" Tie opinion Oi tht
aboVa Committse Is endorsed hy All the slate Agri-
cultural Societies IN the United Mates.
- The low prices end importart improvement T.
that have been added should Induce every one thai
ton before purchasing.
orAn examination j. solicited At the once, 10
oO5 Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
- send for Circular and List OF Prices, &c.
nart JOHN Z. STRONG. Agent
'GROVER ; B a K ER
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Capt. Konkle, Co. X, left at I1:l5 satur-
day for Cleveland, and will rejoin US TO-
morrow.
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To oFARNERs AND LTvRRY sTABLR KEEPERs.
DR.. 5. A. Woavor's Cerate has beon extensively
uaed by hivery Stable Kecpcrs and Rarmers, and
with one accord they say that iof many diseases n
animala they have never found Its equal.
On Horses, two or three application will cure the
Scratches, ghaios, and Calls whether BY the har-
ness, aaddi or otherwise. Wash the Wounds clean
ahd ne Seraie lfelS app led win cars them IN afsW
days. vii cure creckcd heels and Uancer in the
Toagee. Oanker or Sore Mouth, afeotinns OF the
skin, falling on Of the Hair, &C. Sore teats and
caked uddeF IN Cows are soon cured by this CeFate
~ sold hI r. y. gaylord. o. s. Maekensis, \.
=. saekriaor, Strong Armstrong and Wa Fitke,
Cleveland, o.
u.r--r.- a.-.-.a.--.a
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~ Sec advertisement of DR.. sanSord's
Liver Invigorator.
C.-Cary's Cough Cure. dsc2srlO
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1861.
A UG. APPOINTMENTS.
RELIEF TO THE AFFLICTED
"a. S. q. OLARK

DR. 3. u. CLARK,
GERMAN REFORMED URfPATHIO
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Gan be consulted at the following times and paeeu,
Will Be at bis Ofice, No. 81 Gardsn street. ClsVe
land, o., the last week Of each and every month";
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PRRY DAVIS PAIN KnEER.-The thous-
zds Whe have been relieved, as well IS the thous-
snaSNho have the most unboundod confidence In
Ferry ASgla' Vegetable Pain Killer, viii read among
ear speelsl zOsi>s this week, anofhor OF the addi-
tioaal evidences Of the power Of the application
We are doing en- act Of humanity, when We urge sv-
ory fauflT % possess themselves Of it,-BuhAlo
OhristiAn Adyocato.
~ SOLD eEsFIWhure, and b. 3. T. GAYLORD, Wm
Fiaka, u & MseksnEie, Strong ArmgtronG, and
W. eackrider, OsvOlEnd, 0.
-. a.l...-al..rn.rl a. n..nlhnr n.nInnnn
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LII. sOLOMoNsoN,
YOsFPH POOL.

3tt0r1Fns at 8alt.
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BANK NOTE LIST.

OOhAAofED BY U. A. kEAD UO'' bANAhhsse
MAINE. WISCONSIN,
All Solvent Banks. par All Solvent Banks,
Commercial Blk, Bath-5O EXCEPT.
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GagraEing-~gIatiag.

SILVER PLATING AND BELL B BANGING.
THE SUBSCRIBER rs PREPAR.
Ed to 70 plate spoons, Forks, CastoEss Fruit
Dishes aud all other articles OF tablb ware as good
Is pew; also, Stair Rods, Door Knobs Bell Pulls,
&C., re- plated plated TO order, By hand or electro
process, Is good As any othsr estabhshmenf In the
country.
BILL HANGING
PFomptly attended 70, ana ah FOEA EarTanped -
represented, 81 reasonable grices.
Room No. l. Mechanics Block corner o. Prospoot
and Ontario streets, lBR gtRtIg.) &
ErIMPROVED 6EhMRR, tpraIRg tas hsD
eoS ROBERf eIBL-
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OosTuusEss on HkBITuAI CONSTIPATION.
rom these aiaictiOns ariss many otthe aiiings o.
n. We hear daily, people complain Of headache,
rvcul debility, etc; and generally the osuso Of the
piaint can b traced TO their eonstipated hAAits.
ouedy for the cure Of this tronblo Is Vhat thor
nt We recommend Or, Richardson's sherry
fce BittoFs to all % afflicted let them take 4
eties each day half an hour before eating their
no.ls, ana shey win 6nd = cure. Our physicians
recommend il IN their practice, and ts great merits
are n.st becoming known in the Western States.
Fhs sherry Wino Bittors are for sale sy =. y
asz,ord, Strong 4 ArmStronG, End Q. 8. AaaEonaia,
olrN'And, o.
, 1861-07-15

IT STILL L1vE."-C. II. Coolidge, late Of
this city, writes from Westminster, Mess, to
Eay that he wasn't killed at the battle of
Boonvi1le Mo. It Was Marcus NJ Coolidge,
a younger brother Of the above, for some two
wears resident in Missouri as Civil Engineer.
, 1861-07-15
mABKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. July 1a-F1oun-- active and
*s?0@as5 toE snpeE stAte; $aW6f d Ios extra
for common to medium extrn western; $4.6594,-
70 for shipping brands extr9 round hoop Ohio;
$4sG@$6G0 for trade brands do-market closing
dull with downward tendency, Canadian dorr
dull and common grades lower; sales 600 bsls at
$3.409845 for e1pe1; $3.95D7 for common to
eno1ee 2 n,es ear ea1es lax cta ~ =;
WI1eKY-In active demand at better prices;
sales LOO brls at 1Gc including small paTcc, at
GaA1N-wheat less active and scarcely 80 flrm
but prices generally without any decided chauge;
prices; sales, zoo bu Inferior Canada cuo at Gse
l8 900 bu Chi spring at G9G1s3c; 1860 bu north
western club at s5Q90c, the latter for very hand
fGms Sa a s1b o. It asp :p5p & 81 esdss aas
Iowa at 9214D93c eco bin Ice amber state at 95c
p 900 bu winter red western at 81 07gt1 o. 500 b
eoes nsw .bsf aeef 81 s5aey IT q a
Mich at &. TO- Rye steady: sales 7,000 bu western
at d6c; state held at Csc. Barley and barley malt
ea noamaha1ty n1nehansed Corn M scarcely 80 ac.iys
ierlor 70 common new mixed western: 43Rt5c
for good, and prime do; 52hc for sound yellow.
1at: sel{{tn {a3 at for western and Canadian;
FRov,stoss.-Pork duh. Mess shade eastsr.
sit'es go brls at $e5:E :E5016 for mess; $100l0a Is
l:,l BRINE Beef quiet, with prices nomlnaly u1l-
tL"A-tI EaaGs ~ uIiS At %44T4 ~ f1F prlmf. $tlR
j! 81 r country nczs; ssIl0. 50 for zepackcd mess;
Slh s'D11 t0 for extra mess. In prime ness beef
Salts 90 hEls good western at $1I. Cut nest.
quiet. sales Ct Ahds at 415c fur shoulders and &c
icr bans: the rargs is 47sG5A for the former. aud
oaWtHc 1or the iatter. Bacon quiet and un-
changed Lard active and firm Sales $50 brls at
sG3c. Butter 60l1ac for Ohio, aud Sll3: for
state Cheese dnll at 2GI1c.
GROCERIES, less active aud
scarcely 20 firm. Sales $40 hhds Cuba at 4115E
&c; Is bids Porto Rico at 5057<c: 100 boxes
Havana At 6hc. Molasses quiet and drm. Sales
17@2Sc.
, 1861-07-15
List Of Pupils Admitted 70 the Chlca-
go High school.

Me1ss, Aarts ssstf: asssis ); % %sseet, a Faan1s i
nsg n + Me1enay Pasae f1 5nifs T.
Warner. Emma arafan, Charles O. Boering, Jen.
nie 7. Merriam, Mary 6; Adams Helen Osborn,
gaf11e r MSsnehTsSsss Mf1 = Moyd Julia
Wells, Laura 7. BoeEing. Fannie B: McGsath,
%SsS5y Wiles. ~ anna n. Bradley, Maris ii. Wicker,
sc4naoS scnoo1z-Mary ,; Ives. MARY E. GAIT
ney, Josephine y; Cool, Adelaide ButteEaeld, Ho
Jennie shelby, Clara II. Harrison. Louis Lochbi,
E. ssli.hn1y, Emma J: Fay, France. o; Kline.
Sharp, Lydia Il. Phelps, 4. 4. Cook, A. T, Houch. t.
Arabella Bush, James Flint. Isabella Ii. Smi{h'
Arthur H. Burnham, Frederick B. Perry, Thomas
Siexstss s:I e. s. efs B;Ssa % Eas aF
Ss1Es1. Jsnss :; Toyns, Nh +. Ss;asy, d Edwln i
Merilla Nash, AIMS Maybtrzy, Cynthia A. Brom.
Is Aossfr 1 ra esoeI@hsssie B. Everts, James $.
Sarah Robinson, Georgia 4. Abbott. Carrie F.
Freeman, Emma Hart, Mary jackson, Nelly Tobte,
berg, Helen Waite. Lewis sehfam.
FosTEB HooL,-Qrmond Stone, Frederfcka r.
Ginther, Charles ]. Furat, HaItwig Herbst, John
Fs4sk1@ ss ssaooi@wi5iam 70 ;aai s. aeiisn william
J: Fleming. Ansstasia Ennis, Daniel F. Sullivan,
KAte A. McSweeny.
70. u scHoo14-Hen.yJ ]. D. Woodtieh.
h1HzE scHooI.-Davih Aston, MARY a. r.
Se1sefer. Ellen L. Granger, George APPEL, James
B. Clayton.
EsxnkanS sss scaooI-- Beu1ah 2. Childs. Mary r.
j: scheppeIs, Mary L. Grinnel Mary a. Alter, Ra
chel 3: Ho1h1ook, Innts b. Kern
BR9MK Hs,. ssaoo1.1Theo4ore ]. Emore,. LntheE
C5esweu, William Morse. salah L. Bradley, John
Shelton, Charles swaEey, Eliza Taylor. Esther
4. heefe. saIah Copean, J. Henry King viii,
0enEN scHooL.--Sa1ah e. franklin, Joseph Z.
S.ickney, Wm- Y. Wfleon, Eleanor r. BrodIe.
Charles Brodie, Jessie @. 1Templeton, Francis E,
Edwards. Charles T. Aoulton, John {. King, Hen.
r. DsWoK. Olive G. Richards, Jane Dougaf, Vim.
: DEiRsaaN scaooI--fanny l. Lamb. Sarah J.
Reve!l. Adella 3. nut!sr, Mar e. araneadike. q ls
ponAId, Ads DoeAett, Fsidinand ". Peek, Lewis D,
Wehstsr, Anna s: Do Wolf Frances 4. speer.
Owen e. Smith. D. e. holmes, James D. Reynolds,
Ella Alexander.
, 1861-07-15

AS Will be aeen from the above tables the ship
ments Of produce continue active. During the
present week there has been shipped BY Lake
alone, 10 G57 brls Flour, go eco bu Wheat 100 900
bu corn, and 80, 900 bu Oats-equal in all to 1885,
2s5 bu. A very large proportion Of the Wheat has
been shipped to Montreal yia kingston; but the
Corn and Oats go principally to Buffalo.
There WAS IN unmiEtak1ble reaction In the
course OF the leading markets to-day-the buoy
ancy Of the past three or four days having given
way to renewed depression. Owing to the bridges
across the Pecatonica being rebuilt the receipts of
Wheat were more liberal, and this served to check
the upward tendency at the opening; but when
the Ne" York dispatches arrived, the market be-
came ''panieky,'' and prices fell 2@sc pet buEhe
About $500 buehels Of all grades changed hands,
at G6e5a9c for No. ! Spring 81@62Kc for No. 2
Spring; and 4s@s0c for Rsjected-the market
closing at the inside quotations. The upward
tendency In frefghts served In no small degree to
cause a depression In the market
Tie Corn market opened exceedingly firm, and
even an advance Of Nc over yesterdays outside
quotations was paid early Oh Change; but the
probability Of rise IN trefghta along with unfa-
vorable reports from the East, deferred buyers
who Withdrew, and the n8tket declined fully 1c
per buehel. About 80 1000 buthele changed hands,
at a5H @e64c for Canal and River Mixed aaoat;
39a4Ac for June and July receipts Mixed
in store; 221c for May receipts do in store: and
1s91S34c for rejected In store-the market closing
quiet.
Quite number Of Eastern orders were withdrawn
to-day, under the impression that when this weeks
htasy shipments reach BafA1a. the market will
sink lower than 1t has yet done.
The Flour market to-day shared to some extent
the dullness in wheat, and buyers did not offer
within &c Of yesterdays prices. Tbs market vas
consequently dull, and the sales did not exceed
1000 bbls, at $aa5036o for fair to choice spring
extras. and ei.leH for superior.
There was fair inquiry for Oats and the market
was firm at 145&c for No. in store. Rye WAS ne
elected. Barley WAS in better demand. and No.
IN store brought Ac. Highwtues continue dull
and nominal at lec. Beans are II good request at
s01.a5 for good TO prime.
Fteishta we're Ac higher, but 1naetlye-only four
vessels being engaged at 404Ac for corn to Buha-
10; &C for wheat to Buffalo; and &c for corn to 0s
wego, vta saEnia. At the close there were Offers
Of Axe for com to Buffalo; bnt unless shippers
guaranteed that the vessels would be loaded aud
ready to san tonight. vessel owners preferred tax
Ing the chances Of The market on Monday.