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HOUSE.

BILLS PAssED.-Mr. 0dlin's bill, making
partial appropriations for the year 1888.
Mr.. Bartrsm's, 10 punish the ofEanss sf IL
juring or destroying orchard, forest, grove,
and other trees OF the value Of S35 and up
wards.
Mr.. Millefs, to compel administrators and
executors to render an account of their trans
actions promptly, according to law, or forfeit
their compensation.
MRDIoAL.-The Committee on Military Az
fairs recommended the passage of Mr.. Whet-
stones s. B. 70 enable competent physi yisns
Of any school of medicine to be appointed
Surgeons to the Ohio Volunteers On the
whole subject there was spirited discussion
between the old school doctors and the pat
fons of the various new school physicians.
The vote on ordering the bill to third read
ing resulted-yess 40, nays AZ.
PUBLIOATIoN OF DHLNQUEHT LEsT.-The
Committee Of Conference on the bill to reg
ulate the publication of the Tax list for de-
Enquent lands, reported plan of agreement,
which confines the publication Of the list to
one paper in q county 1t allows $40 for
head lines, and 30 cents each for designating
townships and wards. The report was
AGREED tn
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FTRUR-Narket onsred 90 bitter, with scarcey
sales ~ sia bbIa AZ Si7sa as Eor snpsrins state:
ssifeP1: ss.inasss Tor common 10 medinT sztrs
western: ssasb q for shippiro brands extra rourd
hnnp ohio: ahBnNs ~ for trade brands. S5,ib0h 2S
infsrior wes'ern; S5,sOa5,s9 for common. Market
SRHSnH ~ nTTu-Marlrst opa-ed s. hsttsr.
closed sssadv Sales Of I20 bbls At S52@5 % spring
IS S50a.6a tnr winter extra.
PVV " OUR-Narkst quiet and steady. Sales
CORW sgRlI.-Market -.'her more active
Sales lsn1 hbls B.sndyViue - rnoaf
wUTGH V-Markat without matprial ehen~e,
though little armar Sales TN bhls - 223A23e for
state, and 2s@2ic for western the latter being an
WWRGT@Mark.t quiet and aery firm. with
acarcelv nnsugh d0ing 70 establish quotations.
sales Of 25N0 hush MIlwaukie club ct Sl'2n; 400
REY-MsFket steady. Sales $50 bush at sra
RiRLBY-Markst quiet Sales 500 bush at about
Sl0RN-Markat only In moderate demand far
extra aod home consumption ard morkSt q W noat ~
mITed western IN store ana delivered: 57fMs9c for
Jersey yellow. tha latter being an extreme price
c Fsr IarIs7. Gsnssa western ~ and state.
STTGAR-Harkat for raw in moderate demand :
sa khAs Ouba sknT<: Ir0 hhds Porto Rico a. &C. and
SO bxs Havana ct 70sNc; refined steady sno M
MOIisSRs-Markss steady ard hrm. bnt rules
hrm. ssles ~ IS hh's Cuba Museovado st &c; 90
hhda Porto Rico SIC.
PnUK-Market uns- tiled ard frmer, some hold
rpfpse 70 sell balo- e2 75l3 o. Solea l43l hhls
GI2MI2 s7k mess, Rtn7in q TO- prime, S'2 OAl3 81
for primo maas and Si37aal4,n0 clPa-; iueluded IN
sa-s are 3a1 bhls mess deliEered in May a. seller
option At sl2 50.
HRFF-Rulas Quiet and firm. Sales $40 bhls
at ~ l5Nah5a eoantry prime; S5,5OAs00 for eountrY
mess; Sl2 OOAIs,50 for rspseked mess; Sl4.oOal5fO
TO- extra mess.
PRIME aIES5 BEEF-Market dull and nom
fnal.
REEF HARTs-Markst quist. Sales at Sl5,759
II 50.
vor. Rslss rs bbIs at l1<G44o for shoulders; 5A9
$40 for hama
RaHRN sTuFa Market dull
LARD-Markst Ss higher. Sales l,550 bbls ct
7<As5So
BTTTFR-Market ztea4y, and selling ct 80I4c
for min. 'lT0l9o for Htate.
CHKEsE-Msrkst very nrm and in fAir demand
at 65<a9o,
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Lnrcenr ID Holrllal stares.

Much excitement has been created in To-
ledo BY the arrival there, by express, Of boxes
slled with hospital stores, evidently stolen
from the Government hospitals. The city
authorities opened the boxes and proceeded
to ferret ont the guilty parties. One of the
boxes is described BY the Toledo Blade as
follows;
UBox marked "A. W. Kinds, Toledo; :
eontents-sac of Drowned Java coffee; on
the sack was printed q. o. Symonds, o. s.
A., Louisville, Ky.;' white Woolen blanket,
marked in Worsted A. b and bordered
with same a large homemade plaid Woolen
blanket; also, two large white wOOlen blan-
kets; one pilloW-case Of tea one or more
fruit cans of tee, and other fruit cans sealed ;
and number Of Hsrper's MsgaEines, bearing
the name Of Fred. l. James, RaVenna, O.;
and others marked Il. n. James The box
vas about three feet long, twenty inches
wide, and perhaps two feet in depth"
Among the articles in other boxes were
shirts. mittens socks, drawers, &C., amount
ing in value to $500 or $500. The Blade Of
Monday evening says;
We learned to-day that the Government
viii pursue the examination, and those con-
nected with this wholesale larceny will be
brought Up with round turn o. s. Com
missioner DoFr issued q warrant for Alfred
". Kinds, and this afternoon as be was taken
out Of Jail to undergo an examination before
the Mayor, be was arrested by D. 5. Marshal
Bill, and his case will be disposed Of by the
o. s. Court
az. s. District Attorney Paine arrived
here On the noon train from Cleveland, and
viii cake charge Of this and other cases con-
nected With the theft"
The Cincinnati Enquirer states that upon
the "statements of Kinds and other evil
dence" DR.. Daniels, Surgeon of the 14th
and for a time Post Surgeon at
Lebanon, Ky, was arrested.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The following items are from the Detroit Ad-
vertisar Of the 25th.
VESSELS PAss1xa.-The following vessels passed
this port on Saturday:
UP-Prep. Tonawanda; bark E s Adams. Sow.
eFeign Of the Lakes, Arabia, Louisa, Water
Witch, Southampton, Fontanelle. Prince OF
Wales; brig Mariner, Lowell, Hale, W Lewis,
New York, E " Gross; sehr, st Andrew, Boston,
Oneida, Transport, Traveller r II Harmon,
Alpha, OnWOrd, Dashing Wave, Northern Belle
Reindeer, Star Of Hope, W J Preston, DaTlen
L B Crocker, II Drake, Florence and Vol
DowE-PrOp. Wisconsin; bark Quebec; brig
Concord; schar Crawford.
The following vessels passed Sunday
UP-Prop. Susauehanna, Wenona, Pittsburgh.
Michigan, Granite State; bark Republic Cam
bria; brig Rio Grande, Isabella; schr. City OF
0gdeusburgh, Mary Booth, Bay State, New Lis
bon, Gulielma. W B Hibbard, Challenge, Jesse
Anderson, d L Lansing, A Medberryi George
DoWE-Prop. Mineral Rock.
PRoPELLER LAUScH.-On Saturday afternoon
at O'Clock there was launched at the ship yard
Of Mr.. KelderhOuse, siiuated on the Erie Basin.
q new propeller, called the "Oneida," for 3. q.
Palmer and the builder. Her dimensions are as
beam 80 feet, depth OF hold 1SK feet, burtheR
800 tons. We have watched with much interest
the progress Of the work upon this superior speci
men Of navel architecture, which was commenced
in November last She combines all the elements
Of strength in the quality and size Of her tim
bers and in her fastenings, and will be well
adapted for navigating the Lakes in storm or in
calm.
The engine and boiler were constructed by the
Shepard Iron Works, and in style of finish, du-
rEbilty and strength will sustain the we'll known
reputation of this establishment in the oOnstruo-
tiOn of engines and boilers. The engines are Sc
inch cylinder and SO inch stroke. Her model is a
good one, and well calcul sted for burthen and
speed. The launch was a side one, and was at
tended with complete success. The "Oneida" Is
all that her name indicates, and she will be q
source of just pride to the skill of Buffalo ship
bnilders.-BHgdiO Express.
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The following soldiers, having 20 fnF re-
covered from their wounds e 70 allow Of
their travelling were discharged from the
military hospital at OOvington, Ky, on
Monday. They are ell OhioanE
Wm H. PesFoe, compsny |, 54tb; D. O.
Ackley, company B, l4tb; VIM. q. Elliott
company B, 64tb; Absalom B0rror, couipspy
9, 64tbi David Oulp, company O, 4ssb; Geo.
W. Martin, company F, 18th; Francis Pitt
ner, company B, 77tbi L. Burnham, cOmpa-
ny &, 54tb; B. UpdegrOVe, company O,
b4th; Sergeant 8. N. Borden, company O,
b4tb; OhaS Umstead, company E, 54th; En-
son Fullweiller, company 3, +lst.
The patlsnts,in,this hospital are ali doing
well and rapidly recovering.
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Legislative summary.
sENATl.


Mr.. milestone, from a Select COMMITTEES,
reported q bill to authorize the Governor to
appropriate from his military contingent
fund the sum of 50, 900, to be expended un-
der the direction of the Cincinnati Sanitary
Commission, for the purpose Of purchasing
a burial place in Spring Grove Cemetery for
Ohio volunteers who die at Cincinnati, or
are returned there for intsrment.
Mr. GunckePs bill, to enable volunteers
from this State, in actual military service at
the time of State, Congressional, or Presi-
dental election, to exercise the right Of suf-
frsge passed; yeas %, nays i.
The Senate spent the afternoon in the con-
siderstion of the appropriation bill, and held
a night session for the purpose of completing
It. Among the amendments made are the
following: Increasing the salary OF clerks
in the Attorney Generals Office to S70O; re-
storing the salary of a clerk in the Library,
and increasing the Governors contingent
military fund for bringing home sick and
wounded Ohio volunteers, and the like, from
fifty to one hundred and fifty thousand dol
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The Cincinnati Enquirer having started
some terrible stories as to the mortality at
Damp Dennison, the Surgeon at that post
makes the following statement:
'Since April 18th we have admitted into
the hospitals at Camp Dennison over seven
hundred sick and wounded, and oat Of that
number twenty eight have died, ten OF whom
were prisoners; two died Of typhoid fever,
one Of pns1monia, and twenty-five from
gunshot wounds large proportion having
been shot through the lungs. Enclosed you
win Rnd q list Of deaths.
an. HOaE, Post Surgeon"
The following are ths names Of Ohioans
Included iu-shs Surgeons report Of deaths !:
April 2s. Harvey Nolan, 4sth, co F.
q q. Q D Osssel, 9Th, co A.
zs Vanrsnseller Whitman, 72d, co
aNE d. 6l
"a. Leander Dubbs.
a.. Franklin Shirley, 4lst COZ.
e "a Asa Brston, 73d, co O.
90 2G. Samuel Ernst, Gsth, ff
- EPhzaim Ryburn, 4sth, % Q.
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Died at Sc. Louis.

In the weekly report of the deaths in the
hospitals and camps in the vicinity sf st.
Louis, we 6nd the following names of Ohio
soldiers:
April 2O-John GiYens, 90. ], nth Ohio.
April 2l-Ohristisn Harney, Co. b, 18th.
April 22-Lieut A. 3. Brill, co. 3, 4lst''
April -Delenhsugh Q. Mathews, co, 3,
7eth.
April 24-James Robson, co. D, 43d.
April 2b-Ernest Cook, co. g, 18th; Jo-
ssph Harrison, co. K, 9th.
Information in regard to them may be OBJ
tainsd by addressing JOhu A, smithers, IN
dsrtaksr, lIs OhsStnut st, st. Louis.
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more Of The wounded ar e. Louls.

The following sick and wounded belong
ing to Ohio regiments arrived at st. Louis
Saturday morning;
Hicks 43d regiment; J W Perry 3sGb;
J Robinson 43d; ] s Pence S9tb; Jno Schell
SD; " Greed, W Matt)ck, s B Kalsey,
43d; G " Essex SD; A Bangor 47tb; Il
Stewart 39th; O Devine 9Th; O W Crawford
seth; N Turner I'd; Kaltmeyer esd;
James Adams 27Ih; Il Smith s9th; John
Friend 43i; N Wetherby 2stb; FSeymour
43d; 8 E Elkes 43d; W Smithley SD; d
Rhodes W q q Price, B Phillips, d Kock,
A Menant AID; n Batemsn, D Ogden, SD;
J Hines, Q B OuIlsmsn, ] n McOlelland,
VIM Graft, 4sd; J Cook, A Perkins, SD; J
NJ Lindsay, ssthi VIM Lane, SAD D Phillips,
o Kolp, A Walker, 43d.
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nnILLIa EOLMnoUY.

A few days prior to the anticipated vote,
IN the House Of Representatives, on the Dis
trict of Columbia Emancipation Act, Mr..
OdelI, Member from New York, was.Over-
heard in the following soliloquy:
Question-Odell, are you an honest msn2
AnsWeI.-I think am.
Qnes.-Are you Democrat
Ans-Yes, have always acted With that
party.
Qdea-What do you think of this Eman.
ciPation Bill?
Ans.-My conscience tells ne, nit is
right" r-..s
Ques.-Which should dictate your course
relative to your vote on the bill in question;
your party or your conEcience2
Ans.-Oonseiencs should always govern a
man in his actions.
Ques.-Oan you obey the mandate Of con-
science, In preference to party ties, in voting
on this billf
Ans-I think can.
The sequel proved him honest, as will be
seen By examining the record.
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sIol, Ohio soId1er. OonIsr.

A special dispatch from Evansville, April
%, to the Cincinnati Commercial, reports
the following sick Ohio soldiers on the Silver
Wave en- route to Cincinnati:
Charles Kennedy, 90 b 18th; D O Kenne-
dy, co G 4Sd; Edward Smith, co E sOtb;
Adam Hammond. co A Is b; VIM Oriles, co
@ sOib; George Grove; co o eOth; D holt, co
s0th; Henry Knight, James Q Smith, CAS-
sius Y Briggs, o " Hawkins, Of the 18th
Ohio Battery.
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A Rsntlsnsn Of THE city, wbo arrived
rom Wheeling last evening, states that Ne
joE General Fremont and STAG left Wheeling
yesterday to taks the >Rsld IN ptFsOn. The
ezac, destination ci the pathfinder" is not
made auhlio, Int we hazard nothing in say
ing be viii soOn - heard Of in "Ihe right
placah -
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From the Ohio 2sth.

KIEGsvIIE, O., April %, 1852.
EDIToRs ;-Oaptain A. P. Steele,
of Company <, 2sth regiment o. v. l., ar
rived here on Saturday last, bringing with
him some S., 600 from the men of the 29th
for their families When he left, they were
in good spirits. They had great conRdenee
in General Shields, and we're expecting to
soon see the south end of the Shenandoah
Valley. Yours, W.
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APPONTED.-Brig. Gen. Hill, Of Toledo,
has been appointed Adjt-General Of Ohio,
Uies G. P. Buckingham, who hss been aP.
pointed Brigadier General.
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ny. sFOOK mARKEF-Aprn 20.

HTONEY-Market sasv, &c 5A6 per cent on
Cal. 5661 p cent, fer discounts on strictly prime
paper.
lIH0ll2E for merchants, and ll29il2H for bankers
bills.
can't premium. California gold bars firm ct "a .
csst premium.
GOVERNMENT TRiTOUER-Acffve and lrm-
TreasEry Votes 1910 l006 AIOO&; United States
Sc 81 sT5(asTk.
gPOOK s-Markef acflVa and better. Chicago
a. Rock Island s5H $50; Del Z 4 W q: Galena and
Chicago 67M; Cleveland ard Toledo 434; Illinois
Central 6sH sSn; Panama l,2t; Miehigln Central
cago Rock leland 81; View Ork Central 81; Pactna
Mali l03: MichiEsn Southern binds SIX: Chicago
BURLINGTON Quincy Sc 80; United Statss S. l year
certificates se4; United States IS coupons slSIH do
registered '97S
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a- All letters advertised are subject 70 an extra
oh rgo Of ono cant. Persons calling ior tnem VIII
please he prepared with the necessary change.
- The ofloo Will be open at ~ A. n. and close
At ~ 2. N. BundayB-Ohcs open from A. n 70
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Another Beat Lead.

The steamer Tycoon was to leave Savan-
nab, Tenn, on Monday evening, with load
of sick and wounded.
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Frade between Nai.au and Rebel POrt..

Trade. botWoen Nassau and Rebel RDFt5s
A great deal Of curiosity has been express
cd of late as to the extent of the commercial
relations of Nassau with the Confederate
States Of AmsFiea. 10 Iratify this very gem
ersl desire, we have carefully examined the
official records of the Customs, and are ena-
bled to present subjoined q complete list of
all the arrivals from the Confederate ports
since the COMMENCEMENT of the Federal block
ade.
It is not with the view of e1patiating on
the effectiveness of the latter measure that We
have compiled this table, but to show to our
merchants the Importance Of the trade that
has recently grown ur, and which, if proper
" fostered, may attain much wider proper
tons. The majority of the vessels mentioned
below have again run the blockade into
Confederate ports, but Of these we need not
present record.
It is notable circumstance that the arri-
walls frem the Southern States are far more
numerous than those from the North, with
which our intercourse Is free and unrestrain-
ed.-RGssaU Guardian.
The Guardian appends 8 list of So vessels
(S5 since the first of january which, It says,
have arrived at Nassau from rebel ports since
the commencement of the blockade. Nassau
is the principal seaport town Of New PrOvi-
dence, British island in the Bahamas. It
is favorably located for this illicit commerce,
from its proximity to the Southern ports, be-
ing adjacent to the coast of Florida. We are
inclined to think, however, that this trade
will be less prosperous in the future than it
has been IN the past.
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Odell,a aolIlosuy.

A correspondent at Washington sends US
the sOlilOquy of Hon. Mr.. Odell, Democrat.
ic Congressman from New York, pending
the vote ia the House on the bill for the abo-
lition of slavery in the District of Columbia.
Our correspondent ayers that 'ft is fact ,
that Mr.. Odell did soliloquize substantially
as be relates it below:
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M A R IN E .
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

ENTERHD-April %.
Stmr. May Queen. Viger, Detroit.
SImr. Illinois. Rider, Detroit.
Sehr. Watts Sherman. Fi3eld, Buffalo.
ScoW Rival, Bed ford, Detroit.
ScOW @. Rich, Blynn, VieksbUrg.
CLRARKD.
StmF. May Queen, Viger. Detroit
Stmr. Sea Bird. DOugal. OntOnagOn.
Prop, Rocket Reid, Green Bay.
Sohr. Watts Sherman, Fiheld, Detroit.
Scow Cousin Mary, Lucas, Toledo.
SooW Lime Rock, Bissett, Goodrich.
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OoMMAAcIAI..
rI.EvET.arD pRoDUOR Marcy.
MORNING LUADEE oFFIGE, |

MORNING LUADEE pFEIOE
NEDNEsDAY M0EEusg, ApriI S0 lA'2-
FLOUR-The narkst ss'srday was wy iet
and Unchanged and nothing OF consequence doing
WHEAT-#artet firm. Eqles Of sOn0 bush red
from store at i,Oli and car on track st sane.
O0RN-Market steady and quItt. Sale OF ? cars
ct Sc
OATs-NOrkst firu at $50 on trsoE. without
salss
LARD-stsaay 1t 7sfa7Nc.
RRGa-salea Of Il bbIs AZ s1ko end 8 bbIs At 90
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LEGAL NOTICES.

N0FlCE-W WILLIAM SLADE AND JO-
IN SEPHINE L, SLADE non residents of the
State Of Ohio, are hereby notified that Lyman
Little, on the 25th day Of April, 1882, hle1 his
petition in the Court Of Common Pleas, Cuya-
hoga county. Ohio, stating that on the 4th day Of
October, 1883, the said William Slads executed
and delivered 10 Little & Keyes his six promisory
notes Of that date for the sum Of SOD. 90 each
with annual interest at six per cent. until due,
and ten per cent annual interest after due, paya-
bic one on April l, 1851, and the other i've each
yearly thereafter; that on said October 4th, 1855
to secure the payment Of said notes. the said VIII
liam Slade and Josephine L. Slade executed and
delivered to said Little 4 Keyesa mortgage deed,
thereby conveying 10 said Little 4 Eeyes, their
heirs and assignees, the following described
premises: Situate in said Cleveland, being Lot
No. I, In Block No. two, and and on the north
eastefly corner Of Huntington and Garden streets,
in said Cleveland said LOT being IS feet frenf on
Huntington street, and 10 feet on Garden street.
and being same premises conveyed to said Slade
BY said Little keYes. That plaintiff Is now
the legal owner Of said notes and mortgage,
and that there Is now due Plaintiff on said notes
from said lillian Slade s4s9 IS with annual in
terest after October p, 1851, at ten per cent on
Si94 q, and on s4200 after April Z, 1852, at ten
per cent, and the annual interest At six per cent
on $4,000 amer October 4, 1858, until due, and |
ten per cent. after due.
The object and prayer Of said petition Il 70 re-
cover the amount due on said notes, and TO sub /
ject said mortgage premises 70 pay the same
Said defendants are required to ansWer said pet i
tion en- or before the third saturday next after Il
the expiration Of six weeks from the hrst publ
cation Of this notice.
+. HOYEY, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Cleveland, April %, lsa2;s9l
rlmTnD 10 - III n T711W ]
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CHICAGO nARKET-AprII %
TEY FEInasAPu.1

NY EAtaaAAFdal
FI,nUH-Market quiet.
WHEAT-Harkat steady ct sl6e2H for No J..
TnRN-Hsrkat steady and firm, SIC for mixed.
nATa-In good demand at 22c.
PFGEIPFS-SpsOg bbis hsur; Il, ,Ooo bush Wheasa
90 nm bush corn.
9HTpMENTS-l300 bbls Hour; Il, 900 bus wheat
'EXGHANGE-UnohanEsd- Gold = cant
p[aIsIlEai [FaIFsTGHiTs-sl1ee corn 7ae to Buffalo.
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u. HONEI, FIainfIU
Cleveland. April ., l8a2:3oI

NOTICE.-NOTIOE Is HEREBY
IN given that the undsfaisned has been dniy ap-
DrTden, d5oeas2d. AAhklHI DRNhEN.
Olmgted, ApIll 81, l55s. apr29;s57
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ONE ORTWO FAMILIES, OR A
Y few single Gentlemen can be asconmodated
with Board and pleaBsEt rooms. It No. 90 Ontario
street, north side OF Public Square. Eiso-a few
Day Boarders. References given and required,
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WEDNEsDAY APRIL 90la.
Household Furniture, &C..
MEDICAL.
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ssI.. sssE.9E p, I'D ~. Psiills EEsE 0UEA
PRIVATE DIsEASFs
Flth al bad eEs1fz srfsinr fha7st son ir.s ,45,
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q Ehe5E "a sEbaldad hsneEe5s oF 49,. ~
llsyloa ~ -la1 Vzo foles1 60 mat sll1rlVnil
DT. GIRSoai dsss r0l ho.si sa.s b, i. I, ,,,s., -
solle O9ll5Es h Loadoa or Paris, IS FsrhaSs scrs
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