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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAhAlAGIOAs June ~.
A Washington telegram says the Ways and
Means Committee will report Tariff bill Tues
day.
The following is list Of released prisoners
pr steamer Eastern State Quinjames Roley,
D Ohio Robert Pool, John Parlmenton, Ilih
DO; Erastus c Palmer, George Downing,
3'stopher Etenger, John Rafferty,, Geo. Rob.
~, Albert Osborne, Irving Hobble, Edward
{ p, Henry Newton, Alexander Parker, Sol
OF Rensoyt, Charles Rich, 7th Ohio Joseph
Rii Joseph r Reams 4th Ohio; Frederic <
Pre-! James Hallick, George Roller, 4th Ohio
WillH Jergant, Timothy Ryan, Thomas Mar
shall, lOhn Oysterbery, F Mcdonald, 9Th Ohio
Haskell 4 Proctor, lst Ohio; Thomas Redman,
23d OhioA Chas. Miller, 32d Ohio P. Miller, I'd
Ohio NJ Metn Mulligan, Alonzo G Rayling Ist
Ky; II G Parker, John Ross, Elisha Beed, H
Rhodes, L J Perry, F L Ecker, Ely Marsh, I'd
Wis; Fred Miller, J R McNally, VIM Potter, E
a ROWley, Edward Reamere, 1st Mimi; LOnsOn
Young, Geo Piffer, 1st MINI; Jos Rogers, 18th
Ind; Lew BenOlds, 18th Ind; Chas North, I'd
Ind Geo Keeper, Isl Mich; Martin Melaly, F
Resinger, Samuel MeAlaroy, Michael Melon
aid, Chas Ruff Henry Nelson, Sd KY; Mores
WOOlsey, VIM Rice; Rancen Riley, 5th KY
Richmond Richardson, 1st Mimi; Geo MeCabe,
I'd Ohio Samuel Pierce, 9th KY.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW l0hks June 10.
The United States transport Eastern State
nom Hatterns, brings l52 released Union pfis-
oners.
The Washington special to the Post, says:
The rebels are urging the exchange OF Gen,
Buekner for Gen. Prentiss, and promise to re-
lease Corcoran, and make an equal exchange Of
prisoners II Buckner is given up.
The statement that the rebels have 10000
men at Richmond is believed to be false at the
War Department.
Letters dated June 4th, to the Philadelphia
Inquirer, says our troops have buried over 5000
rebels at Fair Oaks. Prisoners continue TO be
brought in daily. One rebel General was taken.
He still refuses 10 give his name.
Our troops have been within three miles Of
Richmond on reconnaissance.
Letters in the Express dated near New Bridge
June 9th, says all the army except Porter's and
Eranklin's Divisions and reserves, have crossed
the Cnickahominy.
Washington letter states that official intelli-
genee to the Navy Department says no rise in
James river has occurred sufficient to carry our
gunboats over the obstructions at Fort Darling
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~. Ii ~. L0rI8s June TO.
Commission, this morning received a dispatch
from Gen. Hnleek stating that hundreds Of
women and children in that vicinity were in a
starving condition; that their husbands and
brothers have all been pressed into the rebel
service and robbed Of everything, and appeal
ing TO the citizens Of st. Louis for relief for the
sufferers. Mr.. Yeatman laid Gen. Halleck's
dispatch before the Union Chamber Of Com
meTee, and $1,000 worth Of provisions we're i'm
mediately subscribed, and aeommittee appoint
ed to receive and collect food, or money 70 buy
It with.
Similar proceedings were had ct the Old
Chamber Of Commerce, and liberal subscrip-
tons OF provisions and money were made. The
citizens generally are also furnishing large sup
plies Of provisions, and from present appear
anees the hospital steamer Empress, which
will leave for PittsbuFg Landing tomorrow,
will be heavily laden with food for the suffering
Southerners.
Contributions from other points addressed to
Brig. Gen. Cullum, chief Of staff. Corinth, Mss,
will be properly distributed. Money is not re-
quired, as there areno provisions in the country
to purchase.
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BUsTNFss NoTICEs.


REPRIGERAToRs.-TWelve different sizes and
patterns, for sale at manufacturers prices, by
". P. Fogg. corner Superior and Seneca sts.
Bg- The Ladies' Temperance soldiers Aid
Society will hold Strawberry Festival in Chase's
Hall, Thursday evening, June 18th. The object
ofthe Festival is to raise funds to enable them to
continue their labor Of preparing Hospital cloth
ing for those noble men who now lie suffering in
the hospitals, caused by this unjust war. While
they suffer, we will endeayor to ameliorate their
suiierings, as far as our means enable US to do.
We would solicit all of the friends Of our suffer
ing country to cooperate with MS in this time Of
its calamity. We are confident we shRH meet
the appreciation OF our fellow citizons. By order
Of the Committee. MRS. H. n BAUDER,
jelO-2t Secretary.
sPHEREOErFEs Simpson is, beyond all ques-
ton, a superior artist, and we advise those wish
ing to get fine likeness 70 call upon him. A
visit to his gallery, No. 25s Superior street. will
richly repay both citizen and stranger. R27tf
d..
HoUsE FURNISHING ART1CuEs.--At the old es-
tablishment ofw. P, Fogg, corner of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found most complete
assortment Of goods in'the above line at reduced
prices, comprising China, CrockeTys and Glass
Ware, of every description; Silver Plated Ware
Of the best quality; Tea Trays, Table Mats, Bri-
tannia Ware, Coal Oil Lamps, Gas Fixtures,
Toilet Ware Bathing apparatus, Refigeraiors
Of the most improved kinds, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freezers, Ice Chests four sizes, Table
Cutlery ivory and common, Knife Baskets and
Trays and great variety of Honse Furnishing
Articles, useful as wen as ornamental.
An orders for Gas Fitting and repairing prompt
iy executed by experienced workmen.
~ DR.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
Electropsthy, cures obstinate cases Of Dyspep-
sia, Rheumatism, scrofnla, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gans, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to many formidable cases cured in this
city after other physicians had failed. See ad-
Yertisement in another column. Office No lIs,
Seneca street.
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nI1ssoURI s1,ATE CONYENTION.

JEFFERSON CITY, June ,.
In Convention to-day the bill defining the
qualifications Of voters was reported back by
the Committee on Elections. Being before the
Convention, Mr.. Moss substitute pOstponing
all elections till 1854, was Withdrawn, to allow
direct vote on disfranch chising rebels.
Mr.. Breckenridge moved an amendment IN
substance the same as the provision struck out
by Mr.. Orr's amendment last week, upon which
Rlengthy discussion ensued, finally resulting in
the adoption Of the amendmeDt-ayes 81 nays
81 This result shows great change since Fri-
day last, when the same provision vas stricken
out By a vote Of a against p. On the adoption
Of the section to the bill as amended by Breck-
enridge, disfrdnchising rebels-the vote stood
ayes 50 nays q : Mr.. orr voting in the afhTms-
tive.
breckenridge amendment DISTINGUISHES Rll
persons engaged in the rebellion since the 18th
Of December last p
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PBoF HANBUyER At BRAINARD's Hail.
Quite a large audience assembled at Brain
ards Hall LAST evening to witness the per-
fOrmanees Of the " East India Magi," whom
our citizens will remember appeared in this
city two years since at the Academy Of Mu-
sic. He performs again this evening, apd at
4 o'clock this afternoon for the benefit Of
scheols and families. Parents who take their
children TO the afternoon exhibition will re-
ceive free ticket to the evenings enter
tainment- Children will be admitted for i've
cent?, and a present wiz be given to every
one n the Hall.
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REFRIGERATORs.-Twelve different sizes and
patterns for sale at manufacturers prices, by
". P. Foggi corner Superior and Seneca sts.
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sPHEREOTrFEs. Simpson is, beyond all ques-
ton, a superior artist, and we advise those wish
ing to get fine likeness 70 cali upon him. A
visit to his gallery, No. 25s Superior street. will
richly repay both citizen and stranger. R27tf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-11

President Masters In the chair.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
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THEATRE.-Those who were fortunate
enough to be present at the theatre last eve
ming enjoyed a rich treat in the acting Of
Aminidab Sleek by Mr.. John Ellsler, he
keeping the audience in one continual up
roar from the beginning Of the play to the
close The plays for this evening are
''sweethearts audWives" aud ''The Obstinate
Family two good pieces which ought to
insure a fall house.
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FIRE.-Yesterday morning about half-past
two o'clock a ere broke out in what was
known as the Washington House on Water
street. The building, which was entirely
destroyed, was owned by F. Gallagher, and
was occupied by several families Of whites
and negroes. The IRE communicated to the
house adjoining, which was kept as saloon
by Mrs. Moran. The fremen who were
promptly on the ground saved the building
from total destruction. 1t is not knswn how
the fire originated.
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HOUSE AND LoT FOR sALE.-The very dssi-
rabIe house and lot No. l56 Euelid-st., is Of
fered for sale for few days, st great bar
gain. The house may be examined between
the hours Of and P. m For terms, apply
to r. J. or A. Fuller, 2I5 SuPerior-st.
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eH- A middle aged gentleman wants EN-
Ployment as boOk-kcoper or salesman in
some mercantile house in this city. Salary
not so much an object as a situation. Refer
enoes as to ability and integrity given. A
note addressed to A. B., Leader Once, will
moet with immediate attention.
Cleveland, May 81, 1852. LIT
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ooURr OF % alIoN PLEAs
cRININAL RRANoH,

Judge Foote. Chicken Smith was SEN
tencsa 20 the psnitentiary for three years,
and EIirn GrifRn two years.
CIVIL BRANCH.
Judge Cofinberry. In the case Of Msrga-
ret Teare Ts. Nicholas Boyer, the jury re-
turned verdict for the plaintiff.
Judge Bolton, Smell Ys. HOusermsn. On
trial
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t'THE arrangements Of nature are admi-
rable 4" exclaimed a young lassie, during
the late high wind; "the same wind which
disarranges our erinoline, blows dust in the
eyes Of wicked young men who would take
advantage Of our confusion"
Philosophical young lady, that
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A SUBSCRIBER who resides in Hopkins,
Mich, writes Us that in that townshiP-which
contains less shan one hundred and Fifty vO-
ters-there has been over thirty-One tons Of
maple sugar made this season.
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~ Read the advertisement Of John
Schrink. He is prepared to suit all tastes
in the line of Injuries and refreshments.--
Call IN and try some Of his splendid straw
berries and cream. Remember John serves
up excellent dinners each day from u till
O'Clock, to accommodate business men,
and his establishment, No. 80, on the Square
near the new Court House, is very convent
ent. For more particulars step in.
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Harvard AND YGLE.-The students Of HaT-
ward have accepted q challenge from the stu
dents Of Yale College for a boat race, to
come of on the Fourth Of July, between
picked crews Of the two Colleges. - Z
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-CH4D DRowNED.-About six o'clock last
.eveEizFs boy named Hogan, aged six year.,
while pisging on the pier near the Railroad
depot, fell fnfo the lake and was drOWed.
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HEAVY BUsIEEss.-Daring the week end
ing Saturday, June 9Th, there passed over the
C. c. C. railroad, bound South, an average
of eighty car loads Of freight per day, prin-
cipsIFy army stores
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-11

HASKELL F. PROoToR, a member Of the
Grays, and who was taken prisoner at Bull
Run, arrived in New York on Monday last
from Salisbury, Nc. He is expected home
fo-dav
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-11

HUDsoN's USRIyAILED ToorH PAsrE.-Is
winning for itselfunboundod praise wherever
introduced Try It. For sale by Strong &
Armstrong, J. H, 4 A. S. GOrham, N. c.
Brewer, G. W. Clark, and druggists gsnO-
rally. f......s apS0:R17
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TIE STEAMER TYCOON arrived at Cincin-
matt Monday noon from Pittsburgh Landing,
with one hundred and ten sick and wounded
soldiers, who were sent to Camp DennisOn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-11

CoEcERT To-NoRRow SIsHT.-TO-morrOW
evening the scholars Of Prof. Dunbar will
give their second and last concert at Brain
ard's Hall.
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CHAPLAIN OF THE 84TH.-The Rev. Mr..
HOwbert, Of Bucyrus, has been appointed
Chaplain Of the s4th Regiment.
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Tlnea.
BY IoRD SOzoo

For years upon a mountains brow
hermit lived-the Lord knows how.
Plain was his dress ind coarse his fare
He got his f0od--the Lord knows whore.
His prayers we're short his wants were few
He had a friend-the Lord knows who.
No care nor trouble vexed his lot;
He had q wish-the Lord knows what.
At lonpth this holy man did die; HH
He LETT the world-the Lord knows why.
Hes buried in gloomy den,
And he shall rise-the Lord knows when
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
! Enslsr-Aoademy Of Music

John Ellslsr-Aeademy Of AIulio.
f. L Baldwin Cc.-1Isntilla Department.
Rettberg Hauimann-Laee Mantlllns.
Taylor, GrisWold Co.-Plaid and Plain Mohaira.
John schrincl-Fruit and Confectionery Estab-
lishment
H. D. Kendall Co.--Goods from Auction.
J. n. Gillett-Mlaaouri Lands.
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FOR MEMPHIS.
FROlI CAIRn.

CAIRO June ~.
A. 81. Marklane, special agent Of the POstofiice
Department, left here to-day for Memphis, to
open the pOstOffce at that place.
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Al IN 4 - In - ~ -
~ ~ rnsL 1904

Boston May 10th 1884.
Their was a Cow desmished last Friday,
colour Of a light red Cow, pretty much q
short tail, not 50 long as other Cows tales,
she is e long slim Cow, not 50 fat as some
Cows, she is not 50 poor as some. This will
convince amy Of the publick if seen such a
ereatur. Sir or Gentleman Of honour, Who
ever seen OF heard him, turn him to Bosson,
to Mr.. York Ruggles, tar lane, he will warn
whoever may bring him viii be great price,
the Cow was brought up in the country, he
was brought through Bossen four mounths
ago, also more, the Cow had four white legs,
and four red legs.
P.s. He has got lite red eyes, he is cote
tall slime horns, a little cut Of the ends be
is not less than seven years old, be has got
one year long, and be is got one year short,
and a slit in one Of them, and piece clipped
YORK RVeaLEs"
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- For fresh HOmeoPathie Medicines in
pellets, powders or liquids, Of any strength,
call ct HaiPs, No. IL Public Square.
tug6Rll
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New York Ledger, Vanity Fair, waverly
Magazine, True Flag, Amsrican Union,
Wide World, &C., for this week, aye for sale
at Everett & Wilson's.
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TIE PLACE to get newspapers, magazines
cigars or tobacco, is at sT1RR's, No.. 224 Su-
perior-st.
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ARRIVAL FRoM LAKE, sUPERtoR, - The
steamer City Of Cleveland, Capt. Ryder, ar
rived from Lake Superior yesterday morning,
We arc indebted to Mr.. Robinson, the Clerk,
for the following, taken from her log Lsfl
OntonagOn Thursday forenoon, touching at
Eagle River, Eagle HarbOr, and Copper Har-
Dor. Left Portage Friday afternoon; Mar
quette Saturday forenoon, and saut Ste
Marie Sunday forenoon. Net propeller Water
Witch at Portage, bound up; sehoOners Da-
Wis and Wellington at Marquette, loaded and
ready tOieavei sehoOneFs Medllary and ResO-
lutte were loading at Marquette; met the
steamer Illinois near Whiskey Bay Saturday
afternoon; met prOpellOrs Mineral Rock,
Iron City and ontonagOn below Presque Isle
Saturday afternoon.
vEssELs PASSED THROUGH sAUT CANAL.
June Tth-Bound up-B. A. stannard, Ere
mont and Challenge.
Bound down-NeW London, st. Andrews,
Flight, Badger State and Atlanta.
The cargo Of the Cleveland is as follows
ia gross tons pig iron, 10 bbls ingOt copper,
half bbls fish, 10 hides.
She leaves tomorrow evening, ats o'clock,
from the dock Of Hussey & Mcbride.
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AnERRTIsRn LRTTRRs.
TneadnT. Iune %, ~.

charge Of One Cent. Persona calling for tham will
please Be prepared with the necessary change.
~ The pAieo viii BE- open at ~ A. NJ, aud close
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REAL ESTATE.
coal OIL AID LAMPS.

nILl OILll OILlil---W. G. SEQ
" FIELD 4 CO., Proprietors Of the Largest and
Best OIL REFINERY in the Western Country have
this day reduced the prices on their
KerOSine and Carbon Oils.
The quality shall be as heretofore the very BEST
warranted.
ne Call and examine samples or gend your orders
10 Inc Great Western OH Works Oioe, l05 st. Clair
ST.. raar nf Anaiar Houaa- tahli
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LRFT FOR CoLUNRUs.-A squad Of about
forty men, mainly recruited by J. F. Her
rick member Of the Senior Class of Ober-
lin, and Lieutenant Of the wen known
Chase Cadets, left 0berlin on Monday morn
ing for Columbus, to be mustered into the
three months service. They were escorted
TO the depot by crowd Of some four or Eve
hundred A fow Of their number we're stu
donts, but by far the larger portion were
residents Of Oberlin and the neighboring
towns. It Is the prevailing opinion among
both Professors and Students at OberIin, that
the College has already made is proportion
ate sacrifice on the altar Of our country.
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GS- Merchants in want Of hats, caps and
straw goods, should not fail to call at t2l5Su-
periOr street, Marble Block, where the latest
and best styles can DO bought very low for
cash. Palm leaf hats and Shaker hoods by
the ease OF dozen. Z. W. PICK,
app. Successor to Fuller Co.
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(Signed, CHAs. ELLET, Jr.,
Colonel Commanding Ram Fleet.


TO Hon. E. NJ Stanton:
Sir: There are several facts touching the naval
engagement OF the 6th inst, at this place. which
phis the gunboats were IN the advance. had
received no notice that fight was expected, but
was informed on lnnding within sight OF
Memphis that the enemy's gunboats had re-
treated down the river. My first information of
the presence Of the enemy, was shot which
passed over my boat,
had four Of my most powerful rams in the
advance, and ready for any emergency. The
others were towing the bafges. On advancing
to the attack, expected, Of course, to be fol-
lowed by the Monarch, the Lancaster, and the
Switzerland. The Monarch came in calamity.
Some of the officers of the Lancastar, which now
held thenext place in the line, became excited
and confused, but the engineers behaved well.
The pilot erred in signals and ducked the boat
ashore and disabled her ruddef. The captain
of the Switzerland construed the general signal
order to keep half mile in the rear of the Ian
caster, to mean that he was to keep half a mile
behind her in the engagement, and therefore
failed to participate. Hence the whole brunt Of
the engagement fell upon the Queen and Mon
arch. Had either the Lancaster or the SWitZer-
land followed me as the Monarch did, the rebel
gunboat Van Dorm would not have escaped, and
my flag ship would not have been disabled.
Three Of the rebel rams and gunbOats which
were struck by my two rams, sunk outright and
were lost. The Gen. Price was but slightly in
jured, and I am now raising her and purpose to
send her to my feet. fSignedl " r- -.. s
CHARLES Billet, JR., .t q " te
Colonel Commanding.
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gas~ One hundred and seventy five doses
Of Aeonite, Bell, Nux, or any other HOma-
pathio medicine, pure and fresh, (allowing
ten pills to a dose sent by mail in metallic
covered bags, to persons enclosing Is cents
in stamps or otherwise, to John B. Hall, NJ.
D., Homeopathic Chemist, Cleveland, Ohio.
Established ls4s. .....t -g Ei
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The Danish Government has made formal
proposition through its Minister here, to take
all negroes who escape from their masters and
remove them to -CrOix free Of charge It
then proposes TO put them under an appren-s
ueeshlp OF three years, permitting them to re-
apprenticeship, 4 is proposed TO free them uu-
eondtonally. The Correspondence has been
sent by the State Department to the House Ju-
diciarY Committee.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

hAbhlAGIOh9 June IL
The following dispatch from Col Ellet was
received this morning at the War Department :
U. s. Ram SWITZERLAND, I .
p. N, opposite Memphis.
To Hon. F. N. stanton, Sec. Of War Sir
Yesterday after the engagement with the rebel
feet had nearly terminated, and the gunboats
and one Of my rams had passed below, I was
city. immediately sent my son, medical ca
det Charles R. Ellet, ashore with a flag Of truce
and the following note to the authorities
OPPOSITE MEMPHIS, June c.
1 understandable city Of Memphis has surren-
dered. ] therefore send my son with two U. g.
flags, with instructions TO raise one on the Gus
tom House and the other upon the Court House
rs evidence Of the return Of your city to the care
and protection OF the commander.
Signed CHAs. ELLET, JF., Col. Com.
The'bearer Of the Aag and the above note was
accompanied by Lieut.. OunlIell of the seth Hi
nOis regiment snd two men Of the Boat Guard.
The following is the reply Of the Mayor Of the
city
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slAnVERTIsFMFNT-

Az OLD DADvERTIsEMEET.-We take the fol-
lowing from paper Published in Boston in
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PIANOS.

DIANOS I PlANOS II 60 g
e. A. BARLOW, AGENT, No. 5,
Elclid-st., Cleveland, Ohio, is now 7
selling the celebrated KNABE PIANOS, at greatly
reduced prices. Having just received large assort
ment Of those superior Instruments he would invite
all intending TO purchase to call and examine them
before purchasing elsewhere. Every Instrument Is
warranted Five Years.
B8-Old Pianos and Melodeons taken in exchange
Pianos moved ind boxed with care Piano Boxes for
sals Pianos Tuned and Repaired BY @. y. MATTHEws-
fsh2l.Rl