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iBY TvLRaRAyu.
A.. ~, ~ Y a-AaEkot continues STEADY vitb al
oiosinT arm 0-p'Fs ana nome consumption. marfot
ssiss is,T5o bbls at q so-t,,s- ,r,,,s
rsstsF1: "a S;s1 "a staie Sl,6O94.bB Tor saporans
ssserni t6O006,is for common ~ g6S5 Ss.ts
STS5Ss eA'rA round hoop OhiOi s5,a5S,sO f5F tFads
mAEApA FIOUR-Mark,, sont,nr.. ,,..5,
71 - 70 business dong. Sales 100 bbii 4
=. "a ~ sOUR-harkSt quist and steady. ssIs-
0SgSE EAIIn 2 fSir request Sales sas bbs
g. W,IlIsK Y-Markst without material eb.n,.
~ WI ii ~. 1,s g g s59l4So for state and =ssteFn
HnhAE-MerkPt steady with Fooi s'-rort A..
mAnd SAILS l30n bush QhIoaRn r5rir ~ ~ rsS W
~ " eu.h norlhgesierr club Si0s; ts6rO b1sb
busb Ss!0 y anada club At slo5Mlrs 69,OO
Waukee club part 70 arrive-at 81 ,095f0II2
!Qoe hpsh amber mlehiRan At 81 "a; 1892 b1sh sm,
Ter Wiseousln At sl,ls; 6.bn a1p ,1p infsrior vbIte
49,. 80, $50 bush inferior Milwaukee CLUB
at u ,0o lsoO0 bush winter red western at sl,la0
RYE-MArkOt dull and dropping. Sales 1,4OO
RARIlRY@MArkst quiet at 7Oas6o.
CiOhN--9arfet iIm with fair export demand.
Sa'es Is 900 bush at b105so for mixed western IN
storeand dsliVered 56@asc for southern and Jersey
ssellhe for Jersoy, Canada, western and state.
COFEEE-Market rules very strong. The oner-
ing q auction to-day eompriIed 2,lN hays santos,
Of which only 800 bags were sold at prices ranging
from lsAslfo avsring 2056c; ths balance Wsa taken
e ITiESsc Sas on private tornI and pnderltood 70
RIUE-MATket quiet. Sales 100 bags RaugsOn
SUGAR-Rsy very firm It zxa7x for fair to
Refined iI also Arm,
.MOLHssFs- Market stesdy and firm. Sales 50
hhas Porto Rico At as@1eo; Sc hhda and 20 tlerCas
Cuba mugcoYado At 93h0STe.
HGFS-4isrkst very arm. Sales ct l9aiso
~. ..Ss--daFEet dnh ss.1a heavy Sales 90 bhlH
.-4-,1 lor mess; si2OOela.e99a So bFimo ness
5000 foi prime.
BEEFzMarkst rulsg Ara, sal5s go bbls ct
g60OnTOo Tor country prime; Se,50610,O0 for oOuD.
try msss; sl1O0alS,5O for repaoked messi sl4,0oG
1870 for extra mess.
PRIME aIEss BEEF-Markst quiet and firm.
GALES Al S9IA22
.RRRF HAhs-Markos Stsady. Sales % bbII
CUT mRATs-Market ssesdy. Sales 27O pack
ages 451nlHo for shoulders; 5a6o.for hemH,
DAG0N 9TBRS-Market dull aHd nominal,
IARD-In moderate demand at unchanged price.
Sales ast hhls at 7H08ko,
RgEFRR-sellins at neUo for Ohio i,6lsEo
OAaAESk-AtArkhs steady st TOsHo
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WoOl OIrouIar for May, 1ss9.
s. N. GoodaIe, Of the Cleveland Wool

S. N. Goodale, Of the Cleveland Wool De-
pot issues the following circular:
During the ten years I have issued Wool
Circulars, it has never been 80 difficult, at
this season Of the year, to arrive at a salts
factory conclusion in reference to future
prices, as ct the present time. However
Vsrsed in the wool trads one may have been
whatever knowledge from experience he
may have derived, It Is difficult to make
them available In contrasting the present
with pas commercial transactions.
One year ago it was plain to discern that
large requirements for the army, together
with the sparse supply of cotton, to which
then alluded, would create an active demand
for wool; at this time it seems quite the re-
verse. Our army is well supplied with
clothing, many manufacturers have still large
quantities of cloth awaiting government or
dsrs. With victory pictured on nearly every
loyal banner, indicating speedy disbanding
of at least one.half of this immense army /;
with trade to follow in the wake Of the
troops, many would naturally conclude that
the supply and demand would be more active
than during the war, This might hold good
were it not for the fact that one-half of the
Northern citizens are suffering from the
effects of the rebellion, whilst the Southern
States viii remain for some time In very
doubtful credit The inference from these
and other facts is, that It viii be safe to sell
Wools at the present prices.
hear Of many lots in Ohio being con.
tracted at prices ranging from forty 70 City
cents, which would make them average forty
Eve cents. presume at these prices sellers
viii not look for better market, ss Il Is
plain to zee prices may be lower before they
are higher.
The State Agricultural Board have very
awarded $50 in Hrst premiums on
wool, and less amounts n second end third
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, remlums, 70 be held In this Sitv feom ,bs
18th 70 the 18th Of September nsTt Wool
husbanding has hereto ore ban mnoh ~
elected, and L D to Be hoped tbat aool
growers throughout the United gtatas ana
Canadas, via respond by sending sanplss
Of their Socks. Any number desirable may
be sent TO ny care, though not lees than
twenty aeeceP Of any one class Of wools, may
be ep.ltled TO premiums The ilrst class viii
consist Of Feltiug, which usually embraces
tse Anest SaZOny and Silesian, with other
grades; second, Belalne Wools, third, CAST.
'asrO Woods; fourth, QOmbIng Woods,
u.v,,'." -" consented 10 take charge Of De-
nsrtmsnt No. s,--'lnE the fair, shall use
ny best endsaVors to render the s5hihition
interesting and profitable 70 all engaged in
growing or manufacturing Woois.
Where Wools are sent tq be closed out I'M
mediatsly, advances viii be made, In no case
to exceed the value Of ths Eo0'gi but no ad-
Yaness will be made on wool doooiened for
exhibition they will DO heli exclusively as
the property Of the owner Every manuiac-
turer known to me will receive notice Of
the exhibition and sales Of wool which Is to
take place the last day Of the Fair. As It Is
expected that large quantities will be offered
on that occasion, Il will necessarily draw the
largest number Of manufacturers and buyers
ever assembled oa this continent. Wool
growers will therefore see the importance Of
having portion or all Of their clips not only
on exhibit!on, bpt for sale at that time. 1t
is desirable 70 have the Yools ag early as the
first Of August as 1t requires much time to
arrange them for exhibition, s4d to prepare
catalogue Of such as sball be offered for
sale.
a I ilst Of premiums will be sent and ell
questions will be answered by addressing the
sqqbsrpFlbsF.
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SPEcIlL A0TIeES.



Are iniAibls for eostVsnss1, Fpasns, ioss q ap,-
ftis Hict hsadsebs, si56InssS, sonss Of toaiiu =.
t'F mselsi dlszinssa, drossinsss, aad orsnplns
palnsi and sll disorders q t5s stomach ana bosl1
~ Original Letter at ~ Gsdai stsas. Hsa
York.
J. ,. o. COOK. pubiishur of a. stats B.susr.
benniagton, VI says be Ess aifaoksd win DIS
FAfslAs and su6srsd % severely from H. that nos
saEtieis OF food could bs swallowed without ocl-
sloning he most aaeomflrttbls ssn1ation IN his
stomach. For i've years ho suaoTsd fron thil
als sadial eomDlsiut, Whsn be nasd 1BAHDHEFH'g
FILLS. Ihs hrSt boz did not bsnsat hini nueh.
1ni ne second produoS1 change, end b. ths ti-,S
ne naa taEsn slE boxes . OOMREHrE OURH -
snseted- as sagsi 2 ~ dysDsDsl ~ 4ons. nd -
expectation Of IN early dsafh Tanishod.n
bhAADEETH'B Pills aro soIi 4 tfs urf,.i,.r,
0me', ~ CANAL street, and Union euurrs. -,
York.
Obtain your er1s supply non ons Ct fhs-s deuo,l
Or Irom oae Of the regular sdFsrfiIsd a-ni - -
esnuia Brandrsth's PiiIi Jon pIII thsp a1-- -
% disesfn between th6 iEus and slIs
Soid y A. 8. Gardner, a suPgrior -tr,at o.
land ohiO znd b. AL roapsssablo dosIsr- \, r,s,,.
-lAsls
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pIarrIaee q ths Enpsror d Japan.

The Emperor of Japan hss taken a wife
he is hfty.one years old. The Empress Is q
daughter Of the HNikAdo.N who is the real
Emperor, but does not neddls with temporal
Affairs. The young monarch did not see bis
bride until she became his wife. The cortsge
from Miseo to Yedo was q truly magnificent
affair. Each Damlo, Is she approached her
domain, turned out guard Of honor attired
II EnifprE. She VRs drawn By oxen, In q
close carriage, to prevent her being looked
upon by vulgar eyes Foreigners were re-
quested 70. avoid the Tokids trosd) during
her passage. Great rejoieing and show were
at Yedo, in consequence entailing immense
expenee on the Dsmios in attendance. 1t is
estimated there were over one hundred thou
sand strangers in Yedo.
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|. s.lIl,.-- Ho.rl,al b CIsYsIana. 9.

S,''..-,s go, ~ ,Ss, tbsrs Is no hostsF
a., 4, ~ ,-.,, for the establIshwesi o.
great military hospital, than OlsVslano.- j
49,. -. a. thousands new lying SICK in the
an, .o,.,rucisd and temporary hosPlsis
,hrsuoh the South, who need tho care ana TO
lief that can only be oBt'inea at PeFna-
pspt and fully appointed general hospital
Then, again, there are battles yet 70 %
fuoht. and destructive marches yet to DC
msS. These will throw upon the hands OF
the Government many thousands OF soldiers
for whom 1t will be difficult to hnd accom-
noaatious and attendance. Means should DC
taken in advance to prepare for thesei Is
wsll as for those additional ones who viii be
stricken down BY southern fsVers and maia-
H.s. Although the active bard Sighting
mart Of che war may be nearly over, the sick
nsss Of Il has but just commenced. The
warm season Is Just coming on, and upon
.bas, mors than npon their armies do the
Fobols count upon dseimating the Union
hosts. There viii be great work TO be done
/ In caring for the sick and wounded.
Cleveland l. one Of the best iocstiops in
ths world tor such an establishmsnt. Our
cooling, balny Lake brse1es are worth more
/ 70 the patients, heated with fever, or emaci-
ssea With long suffering, than whole chests
faIl Of medicines. Our sir Is pure and OuI
water Is good as any in the world. We are
TOO far north to feel hefull, euervating pow
A. Of ths ftbssted term which will be pros
! trstine at cinoinnaa, LOuisvills, Or St, Louis
And, what Is Of simOst equal Importance tc
sisY or coiyale.csnt man With any medicin'
WhIbh can be given, every view which he
could take from bis window would be one o.
beauty, for our city Is truly and thoroughly
beautiful.
We ere well situated as regards tEanspor'
tation. Besides being great railroad CEN
TIE, we have easy and speedy access to the
Ohio river at Pittsburgh, Wheeling, or Gin
oinnsa. Half day suficsa to reach either
point
Tbefs Is smother great reason why cleve'
| lEad presents unusual claims for such hos
pital. The Northern Ohio Soldiers Aid So
ciety has its head quarters in this city. Vhs'
faCt speaks volumes for Cleveland. The sui-
fsring patients IN almost every hospital in the
West have had abundant cause to send up to
Heaven their grateful thanks to the noble
women who have sent from the depot in this
city 90 many thousand articles for the com
foIt Of the sick and wounded. This has
been done only at the cost Of vast amount
Of time and labor, which, however has been
gladly and freely given. What an immense
blessing It would be to the soldiers who might
be sent to the hospitals to know that they
were to be recipients, not only Of the con-
tribudOns of the patriotic women Of North
ern Chic, but of the personal attendance and
attention Of those who have 50 faithfully re-
membsred them when they were far away.
These are few considerations which are
submitted to those having control OF this
matter. It is to be strongly hoped that action
may be taken upon the subject before the hot
weather Is fully upon as.
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4 secret Cire6lar frsa ser pay,s--no
Fsorourhly nIshsaEtsnoas--Eh' FEoo-
oo.,- a. svsos6s GIsomy und Rvtala'
dl1s.
In our tslsgraphic columns win Be iOand
s,.o.,t circular from JsR Davis IN which
hssoussuss hat the prospects Of success for
he oonisasrasy ars gloomy and fOrSidding'
ana tha, unlsss something desperate j. done
"a. ~. noushs tks BOu,,ss Coassvoey wil
I'D asly "a kiIioy." Dangers stare them
IN The f,ss and disasters ere reported on every
hand. Wherever they look they gaIs upon
an savascing army, In this dire emergency
an appeal is made to the people to rally io'
rbe defence Of the South, and if pushed 70 the
last extremity to burn their property and
save thsuSslvss BY flight.
Davis must BE- In terrible panic himself
vbsn he Issues such a circular. It betray'
n. utter bopslsssusss and despair which
psrvasss the minds Of the leaders Of the re-
bsuioa. We are curious to know what re
osDaoa this viii meet with in England.
s-A later dispatch from Louisville
states ibas the above mentioned circular il
ssn gotten up in that city. II JEFF. did
not utter these ''glOOmy" statements, he
might do 30 without the slightest misFsPFe-
ssntatiOn.
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@ans'. In Gen. HaIIsoh'. Army.


In OAHP MAR LICK ORHIE, MILES FROM
PTFFaBURQ LANDING, May 3D., 1852.
During the last few days several impor-
tant chsnges have taken place in the ar
rangement Of the army for offensive opera
tons. According 10 field order No As, is.
sued on the day before yesterday, General
Thomas, who has really ranked General
Buell. since his promotion to Msjor Gener-
alship, although holding q subordinate posi-
ton, has been assigned to the command of
the right wing, composed Of Eve divisions,
viz His own, General Hurlbuts Sherman's,
that Of the late General Smith, and General
Davis. The centre is to consist Of four di-
Visions Of the army Of the Ohio, under Gem
erals NcCOok, Wood, Wilson and Orittenden.
and the left Of the army Of the Mississippi
under General Pope. The reserve Is com
manded by Gen. hcOlernand, and consists Of
bis own division and that Of General Lewis
Wallace General Oritteadsn'S division was
also originally assigned to the res EVe, but
has again been transferred to the centre. It
is understood that upon the arrival Of Gen.
sral 7. VI. Sherman, be viii take oommsnd
Of the RirEt Division Of the army of the
Ohio, until now commanded by Gen. Thom.
e, 90 as to ooufns the duties Of the latter 70
ths guidancs Of the movements Of the riabt
EiRg.
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morran,a KxpIoIrs.

Morgan, whose sudden dsshss and forays
in Kentucky have made him famous, made a
dash upon train on Tuesday last and seized
81, 900, 5000 Of which belonged to Gov
srnmsnt, and the balance to private citizens
Of Louisville. It is to be regretted that some
Of our sharp-shooters do not ''draw bead"
upon the bandit.
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BUFFALO MARKRT-May 1a

LBT IELEaBAFH.I
FT0UR-Markat UNCHANGED.
WB EAT-Market steady. Sales Of 4, 900 bush
No. Chicago spring at sOc; 1900 bush DO out Of
condition ak 7oo.
OOKN-Firm and iD good demand. Sales 1900
bush at S94ci 1000 bush At 2sci 1900 bush ct 4oo
l2,0o0 hush new at Sc.
nATa-Market firm ct 36c.
WHISKY-Markst steady. Sales Of 30 bbls ct
I2)<c.
CANAL FRBTGHTS-Firmi 1910 on wheat,
l01<c on corn TO New York.
HMP0RTa-lSOO0 bbls a cur; l64 600 bush wheat;
l39 on hush corn: 2O.000 bush rye.
EXPORTS 500 hbls -four; ,Oo0 bush Wheati
ia 00G bush corn: 10000 bush rye.
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0UTRAaIHs EHE DRAD.-It is positively
asserted that at Williamsburg, the rebel saw
ages bayonetsd our wounded. Lieut. Brush,
Of the New York TSd, was seen to fall dead.
he was shot through ths heart. When bis
body was recovered, next day, It was wholly
naked, and ibayoneted. Ali the. wounded
ZouaVes, all having red shirts, were found to
have been bayoneted. Faey turned the
pockets of their own dead inside out, and
took OF their shoes and stockings.
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OsWEGO MARKET-HIay rs.
TuY TFLRqRAPH1

FL0UR-Market staaay.
WHEAT-In moderate milling demand. Sales
500 bush prime Chicago spring at 6Sc; 600 bush
No lows club Rt csc; 1907 bush choice white Can
ada at 81 ,21 1000 bush Chicsgo spring on private
terms. but supposed to be It &c.
CORN-Harket dull Sales 3,400 bush Indiana at
soc; last night 400 bush new do at SIC.
Other grains quiet.
CANAL PRRlGuTR-Uuchangsd; -four Sc,
wheat &c, corn TIC TO New York.
LAKE IMPORTS-lOOOo bush wheati 1900 bu
corn
CANAL EXPORTS 62l7 bbls -four; 5000 bus
vhsaf; 1900 bush corn COO bush barley 800 bus
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DIR. I. w. AVER
Receives patients daily, q ihs

-s9OoAfNs PeAioA9 u4l-yg - tA4o
WEDDE ELL H0U Sc.
His extraordinary success In the spsedy and FsTs
mansnt cure Of these diseases, e. Wsll as Ghsr H.
DAT tsdtrsofly lead 70 sSanMp0s, has slisltsd
the strongest ssstinonialI -on nahy Of the bssi
oitizons Of Cleveland and vicinity,
Persons suffering iroR SOaghs, asaht Es-,-,.-,,..,
ing at the lungs general debility D.,,,.I SoST,oS
--.,, .' sscs, enlarged neck, loss Of
or, dsspondeney, heart complaint,
ATTY Of breathing, diseases peculiar to women,
&c. should apply immsdisteIg.
By this new system the remedy Is carried directly
to the diseased part, and OURE Is eHsotsd, even
after all other medicines have been tried In vain
~ The Patient begins 70 improve fIom the Vsry
day Of beginning to uss the medicines. They are
highly aoosptsble 10 patients who cannot take
''strong medicines"
~ The Doctors charges are always reasonable,
and especially Hght to these in limited circum-
stances.
The strongest Testimonials from hundreds Of the
best people in this section Of the country will be
shown upon application aPl4-dSW
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M A R / N E
PORT or CLRVRLAWD

PORT OF oLEVELAND
ENTRRED-May lB
Stmf. May Queen, Viger, Detroit.
Prop. Gen. Taylor, Halleran, MGTQuett, 26T tons
ore, los tons pig iron.
Prop. Owego, Drake, Dunkirk, mdss,
Schr. Vanguard, Davis, Buffalo.
oIEARED,
Stmr. May Queen, Viger, Detroit
Prop. Olean, Rowland, Toledo, mdse.
Sehr Vanguard, Milwaukee, oaai.
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EarrIra IntsrVontian.

The tols Of the latest foreign dispatches
Indicates . renewed prospect Of interven-
ton q the war IN America. Paris letters
ssy thas the Emperor is almost ready to give
70 The OonfsdsTate States q plaos at bis
court Wills the necessities Of the cotton
question ars stirring the EngliGh to renewed
agitation Of the blockade But what Justice
and the neutrality to which thoss nations
have psoss-5sd 70 sdnege have tallad 70 accom-
plllh, Com. Farragut has done, The port of
New Orleans, the great commercial empO-
rium for the South, and The point from
which nearly alI ihe cotton and sugar are
shipped, Is now open to trade, and President
Liaeoln'S proclamation olssTs su di@Oulties
from The adVsnt Of foreign merchants vessels.
Cotton can now 60 % The suffering operatives
Il tie reballioas people do not burn Il al up
bsfoEs it ean be exported, and Il thsy do
the sct csEnot b any possible diplomatic
auibbing be made a sauss bsIE With the fed
eFal Union. This proclamation q therefore
ere Of the most important documsuts Of the
va, and VIII be hailed With delight by tbo,s
IN Eagland And France who really suffer
from the blockade while the rsbel synps-
thissB Who raiss shs howl of cotton only e
. pIsfaxt for intsFvsatioa win And thar
mouths STEPPED. a ms
Governor Tod has chartered the Btszmsrs
Gisndals and Tye0oa, and VIII dispatch thsm
70 Pisisbug lending 70 bring hons sick
and wounded soldiers. They leave Oinoln-
nsa tbs evening.
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FEIhHD Ia HEED qEK Il.
Dr. SEost's IEFALLIBLE LIEIuEHF b prs
pared Fom the rpcipe Of OF. stephen 5Vasf of Oons
aeeuoutI the great bons setter, and has bsGn usod
. hia nraoties Tor the last twenty years. vita ths
Hoat satonishihg sueoi So As an external ramsig-
is W1thsut rival. and Win alleviate uain mord
Poedilg than ang other preparation. For al Rdeu-
matte sud Nervous Disorders it q truly inhuihle,
md ns apuzatiVe ior Sores, Wounds, s5raint, Brl1
g, &o, IT. soathing, hesng and powerful stTsngts
snng propsnsitias, excite the i1st wonder sud e.
tenishnent ofsli sho have ever EiVen it tEiaL-
Over f5lr hundred certificates of remarkable curl 5
1erormed by Il within the last two years, attest q
AS iant. Strong 3 Arm1tTong, Agents tor 0iaqss
and. ds0inaltdo2Wds s33s- ---
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MnTIcE
PIANOS.
PIANOslI 2
"a BARLOW AeaH[ \ 5

=, - -.Aee,- - ~ , =.
No. ;, Egelid 8irest Cleveland. Okio,
= nov selling the selsbrats1 KhABA PIANOS a
Fr1aiy reduced prtcs1. Having iu1i rooelTei ; lr7d
alsorBslt of thoeo a1rarlor tlgfr1ment8r - WoLid
invite ~ intending = Purchale % cal a. va nino
mo1t Is WlrrGntcd lF8 year..
aH-nld fianol and Nslodeong taken in eIchau-s
=. sls1o5, moved ana bOzsd VIII sars. Fiihsl
fisios 4uasd esd HsBaiEsa b o. y. HAT.
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ny. sFOOK MARKRF-MaT I5

U, z, sIUUA mAhAhH-uaV 10
TBY EBLlGRAFE.l
HIONEY-Market very easier at S5ka4f = cent
on call, and 4@5 3 can't for discount on strictly
sTBRIiNG RKCHANGE-Marketg quiet at
ll2A0lIsk for merchants and l134Gll4 for bank
ers' bills.
premium. California gold bars quiet ct sH9sA .
cent premium.
GOVERNMENT gTOCKS-Markst shade
slBier. United States 6 1881 ct l0il0lofH; 80
Treasury Hotss los
CHICAGO q Rock Island 65N co; CleEelanq q Ioled9
1855 -6.gvglanu q PIttspurgn 2li Illinois Central
scrip 624; Michigan Southern guaranteed 524; Mich
igan Southern Is; Michigan Central 60H; NeW York
Central e956; Erle preferred 66A; Erie 39t: Ameri
can Gold l03A; Illinois Central bOnds sass; North
Oarolins 68 734; Tennessee IS 59; United States g
sl registered l0lsSi United st4tes g 81 coupons
IOgH.
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WARTED

WANTBD,-A Coon GiRL - %
w HouseEork A Gsrman Girl prsisrrsd. hra
pT A. 50 Tor tsE street, o. g. hfiliam10n El1lla
tnee, ioo Superior street. maTilRl
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LAKE STEAMERS.
LOST.

I I1ST, OR MI5GAID- WA6B-
HOUSE, Receipt No..0i, issusd b. H. B.
Scott, February le, 1852, 10 Clafk, Gardner o. or
order and enL 0rsrd b. rl5m tor ity-aight hundred
aud nine y eve and zS 60 buihss OF White Wheat
Parties are cautoHsd not to neEotiste for aid Be-
ceipt. a8 a ia void and Of No effect hatsrer Tbe
fIuaa rrnf11 4 zrrII1II
doTSigoeds CLARK. GARDNEk 3 GO.
uS T,-OR FRIDAY MORsIYG.
IL Nay 9.h, aEmau brown GOV. with white spots
Oh ita LEGS; cut n r ghtCaF and has snail horns
The hGder will be rewarded 81 giving f1fornailon
OF her whereabouts { No. l4s Hudson -
Wayl4sas7 MIS- TIM PLETuN.
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MILWAUKIR nIARKRT.-lIay is.

FLOUR-No demand.
WHKAT-Markst steady at sO18 for No. L I5'Ee
for No. 2.
RBORIPs-S 800 bbls -four; 1000 bush wheat
SHTPMENE5- 5000 bbls hour; 100000 bushels
1FsR5tkIGHTs-Tc TO Bunalo.
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fhs sabSTdbas have On hand . uupoFior ariieis ss
PuFs E,hss Gsaa, also tue shssBsr srsdal. vhiah
sX Ossr te tie tfaas at very low prices Tor oa-h-
.Zsb. q, 1852. jobs WBBsTEs aOo.
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CHICAGO aIARKET-HIay is.
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10y tGhhQAAfHsl
FLOUR-Mafkst firm and inactive.
WHEAT-market firm. Sales ct 80f48lc for No.
!; 7lf1z2a for No. 2.
GORN-mSrket active and K@le higher. Sales
ct 25h629c for mixed In store
REOEIPEe-6lO0 bbls feuT; 1900 bush wheat
81, 900 bush corn
sHfPRI IBNTs-7 bbls aOuri Ils,OOO bushels
wheat; IA, 900 bush corn.
FEiGHTSFirm and Hc higher 7s on corn to
RXCHANGE-UnehsnEs Gold X , cent pre-
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HOTELS.
r IR @ h 4 0 q 5 D.
I84 Wafer Street, Cleveland, Ohlo

Thl House is nov op7n for the rscsution of Guasts
and tne Travelling p lblc gensrally.
IL ts convenient 70 b Depots In the centre Of
buglneaa and esaY Of access In eFsFy way.
aarstrAlFers vi fRd Il quiet House at the very
low price Of ONE DULLAR per day,
Aprfl 10th. lss2s97 Pro1riafnr.
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