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RoRETeN NEWS.

P hAcR, Nay IL.
The Bohemian from Liverpool April 8Oth,
via Londonderry, May LIST, was boarded
this morning; her sdVices five days later
state that Mr.. Adams had made 4 frank
explanation regarding his letter Of pro-
lection to Mexican vessels and that no d.
plomatic protest was necessary. But It Il
stated that France takes ofense at and
demands Al explanation. Polish Affairs
unchanged.
LONDON, May Ist-Ths Times city Ar
tiele says: NOtwiths landing additional
reports from New York Of violent instruc-
tons having been sent By Seward 70
Adams it is beloved that nothing Of he
kind is intended to be presented to cur
court.
The reports were probably encouraged
solely with the view to mitigate the Diff
eulties Of the approaching CONSUMPTION.
With the present feeling of the British
public, which recently found expression
IN Parliament it would be highly danger
GUS for the Washington Government to
place matters in such q position as might
render q continued exercise Of forbssr-
ance impossible on the part Of the British
Government.
Inc ministers announced that the Peter
hofs mails viii be forwarded to their des-
tination unopened, and that the sane
course will be pursued in similar cases.
LIVERPOOL, April 30.-The sales Of Cot
ton for the last four days reached 5000
bales. The market is dull and all Quail.
ties declined slightly but frmer at the
close. Breadstufs have an upward ten
dency. Richardson and others report -four
quiet but higher. Wheat active and 202d
higher Red Western 9s2d69s9d; White
Western l0s@l0s6d. Corn fFmer Is91s3d
higher Mixed 29s6d929s9d. Provisions
are generally quiet but steady. Beef ir-
regular and tending downward. Pork
quiet and steady. Bacon quiet. London
Breadstufs frmer. American securities
frmeri Erie Al Illinois Central Az.
COnsOls closed Thursday 98t99S4 for non
ey.
LATRsT.-LIvERPOoL, May The COT
ton brokers' circular reports sales Of the
week at 10000 bales. Market dali and
prices generally 4@3c lower. Market
closes hrmer but rates are unchanged. The
stock in port is $4,000; $4,000 bales
American -oodstuRs- sts@S[Aut auiak.
provisions inactive; bacon easier; produce
steady.
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THATER s. MOVES UNITED STATES CIR
oUs.-The canvass was we'll filed yesterday
afternoon, and last evening the rush was i'm
mense. The performances gave great salts
faction. First and foremost is the wonderful
rider, Mr.. James Robinson, we'll named the
champion rider Of the world The acts he
performs upon his bareback stsed are the
most daring and astounding ever witnessed
in the ring.
The gymnastic performances of the Dele
vanti Brothers excite both wonder and admi-
ration. They perform the most difficult and
apparently impossible feats with the utmost
ease and grace. Then follow Reinhart, the
famous leaper, who turns a summersault over
three horses with three men upon their backs
Bushnell the juggler and wire walker, John
son the acrobat and gymnast, etc. Mr..
NOyss' performances with his trained horse
{" General Scott " is very interesting to horse
f@aneiers. The performances is spioed most
agresably by the-wit of the original Jester
and humOricts Dr.. James L. Thayer, who
keeps everybody in the best humor without
offending the ear Of the most correct.
The Circus viii exhibit this afternoon ant
evening.
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brakes Plantation BiEteFBs
they purify, strengthen, and invigornte.
They create q healthy appetite.
They are an sntidOte to change Of water and diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the
mind.
They prevent mlssmatie andintermittent fe7ers.
They purify the breath and acidity Of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Disrrh@a, Cholera and ICholers
Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
ache.
They are the best Bitters in the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted
natures great r~estorer. They are made ofpure
st. Croix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya Bark
roots and herbs, and are taken with the pleasure
of beverage, without regard to age,O or time Of
day. Particularly recommended to delicate per
sons requiring a gentle stimulant. Sold by all
Groeers, Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons. P. a
Drake 4 Co., ~ Broadway, New York.
For sale by Strong & Armstrong, Benton Bros
4 Co, Gordon, McMillan & Co., and L. F.. 4 s
Burgess. noVI5.eOd-dtW-W43g
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FROM

PHILADELPHIA, May IL.
About one hundred Of the most promi-
nent citizens Of Philadelphia were at the
Board of Trade rooms to day, to entertain
the project of the Atlantic Telegraph
J. Edgar Thompson, the President Of the
Pennsylvan's railroad, occupied the Chair.
Cyrus w.. Field made an able speech, in
which he alluded to the political and SOM
meroial Importance Of the project and (
hibited the various specimens Of the diff
ferent submarine cables now in operation
in different parts Of the world.
A series Of resolutions endorsing the
project and commencing it to the attention
of the citizens were unanimously adopted.
A subscription list was made and will pro-
bablY be Increased to-morroH.
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The POLYoRAMA-A well filed hall,
last night, gave still further proof of the pop
ularity Of Messrs. Goodwin & Wilder's fine
exhibition, and that that they have not been
forgotten in their absence from our city.
Many who patrOnized and we're SO we'll
pleased with their really beautiful paintings
when they were here soma three months ago,
will be glad to have another opportunity this
week of comparing this with the other pro-
ductiOn. There are some pictures in this
that were in the other, although on a larger
scale, and there are many that were not in
the POlyoramic exhibition here. We will
take another opportunity to speak moro ex-
tendedly of this entertainment, want of space
to-day forbidding it. The Panorama will be
placed before the public each evening this
week at eight o'clock precisely and on We'd
nssday and Saturday afternoons at three
O'Clock. Let no one miss seeing it on some
evening this week.
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News HSUNMERT."-Summer is upon US
in right down earnest. The weather has
passed through few gradatiOns, jumping at
once from geld spring to midsummer heat.
It has caught us in wooden clothes and fan
mel under garments, stealing upon US so sud-
denly as to allow US little time in which to
leave our measure with the tailor for more
ETHEREAL raiment, even if our credit was good
enough to warrant such a measure.
There will be a hasty search for thin
clothes about these days, not very difficult
for many Of US to find, whose clothes are all
worn thin. We always buy our clothing in
the fall. We get one thick suit, and after
wearing it through the cold weather it is
thin enough for summer. This is a lesson in
economy for which We charge eur readers
nothing.
There will be no great difference in the
fashions this summer from what they were
last, principally because so many people will
wear their last summer suits. The high price
Of material will maksa material difference
where dress is concerned.
Money is plenty but this warm weathe,
will make it p~lsntier. Very soon it viii be Al
the leaves of the forest, for every leaf vii
have a green back.
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~ Dr. Gibson Professor Of Medicine and
EsctroPathy, cures obstinate cases Of Dyspep-
ain, Rheumatism, Seroiula, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver End Urinary Or
gans, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to many formidable cases cured il this
city after other physicians had failed. SEES cd.
Tortsement in another column. Once No. us,
Seneca straat.
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We are authorized by Government to collect
be
500 Bounty,
due discharged s%oIulers, also the widow, children
o. rightful heirs OF all deceased soldiers also
Pensions,
20 Which every discharged soldier Wit was DIS
Abled in the service, is entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers, or orph-
an sisters, as they are s~everally entitled under
the law. Also,
Back Pay,
due discharged soldiers or resigned o%fdcersi
promptly collected, or cashed. Also,
Prize Money
Money due ENLISTED 8 months men; money
due teamsters, and every other class OF clam
growing out Of this or any other war.
~ Avoid CHIN Agents who are not Lie
oensed.
We publish "Ths Soldiers Friend q paper
Of much interest to soldiers and their heirs.-
Send us your name and stamp, and We will send
= copy free; or twelve copies, one each month,
for Is cents.
Apply to us in person or BY letter, with stamp,
and your business Hhsll have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge 4 tl amer we have Sc
comp ished what We undertake.
Omce-LymEn's Block, near the Court House,
Cleveland jansl:tf
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REGISTER,
SRW DVEnTIsKmRN9s

John Ellsler-Aeaiemy Of Music.
J.B Cobb q Co Sunday School Books, &c
f. Blldwin a C~o-spIing and summtr Goods.
z. D.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Orders.
L. ]. BsldWin a Co-srring and summer Fairies
o. Gutter a on-AauciiOn Sale f Furniture.
Brayton a stoekwell-Country Seat for Sale, &C.
PeltOn Il Breed-For Chioago and Milwaukee.
J. A. Redington-For lake Superior
sprankle& B~urgers-Flour for sale.
Geo. Sprsgue-Caleinsd Plaster.
Wilism R-obisOn-DiyOrce Notice.
Palmer q Dennis-Attaehmsnt Notice.
o. Cutter 4 Son-Aucticn sale ofTrees. &C,
r. Il. Little-Land ONCE.
Q A. Read a Co-Gold ard Silver wanted.
Pc. Box 2235-situAtion wanted.
Box sss-Houss wanted.
Chubb 4 Bond-Painters wanted.
Ms. Charman-9ymnastics for Laii,s and Child
-en-Local Notice.
HudsOn's Tooth Paste-Locai Notics.
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FLOUR &FEED,

Q00 BBLs FLOUR-RED & WHITE
OOO y heat XX-for ale by
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N. Y. sTOCK MARKET-nInr hi.

ihl EELEGhhPHI
Stocks-Irreeular, but closes strOnser. There
ras an election at Ohe Board this morning, but the
nly rbanga is II o White. ID Vice President
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VALLANDIGHAMERs AT CREsTLINE.-We
have seen a letter to o.. S. Marshal Bill
from Deputy Hacket, telling about the Val
l~andigham demonstration held at Crestine on
the 9Th inst. lie says the whole party were
drunk. A. NJ. jackson, of Bucyrus, was the
chief buglar. They gave three cheers for
VaIandigham, three for JEFF Davis and three
grOans for General Hooker.
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ExCHAEGED.-We understand that Cap
tain Edgarton and Lieutenant Berwick of
the 1st o. V. A who arrived here from Rich
mOnd yesterday, have been exchanged and
are ordered to report to General Burnside.
Lieutenant Paddock has also been ex-
changed and is ordered to report to Major
Race in Tennessee.
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SCHOOL,
AUTHORIZATION OF 0

TN ANTICIPATION OFCON- &
sCRIPFI0N, and perhaps Difficulties "a
with Foreign Powers, 1 proposes 70 open a Mil III
ftarY ScboOlin this City Tor the Education Of II ii
those who would desire to become Omcer. ! reoeiv-
ed my education at West Point, Nhere 1 took the first
honOfsof my class and have since teen in the feld az
Captain n the 9Th Ohio Battery. The course will
embrace theoretical and practical instruction in tnr
school Of tae Soldier, Company Battalion and Skin
mish Drill, BayOnet Exercise and Out-Post Duly.
Also, Lectures on field EortIhcation and Modern
STRATEGY all modelled after the Wet Point mode,
aud superior 70 enything Of it kind in the United
States. Arms furnished by Col. Senter. No Uniforms
required. open on Wednesday Evening. April 18th,
At = past ] O'clock, at Atheneum Han, (the finest
drill room in the CITY and continues until July lst.
Terma, 80 Tor entire c1uree. payable In advance.
RaforeBces-Mai. Gen. Buel, Mai. ten. A. McCook,
Mai. Gen, Gordon GRANGER, Brig Gen. Baird, Brig.
Gen Hezsn. Atbert =. Church, LII D., Prof Of Ma
tbemltic, West Point, n Y. Denis mGhan, Lid,
Prof. ofMHitaiy and Civil Engineering. West Point,
n. Y, A. &C 2spt. EhR s. WETMORE.
P.s.-Ane~ 4 sttsDding viii please meet
ne st Atbs "Wednesday evening April Is.
a. half uasr - anrIl.tf
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CAIRO, May IL.
Bv the Memphis Bulletin we learn that
Jackson. Mississippi, is already invested,
and that the rebels have no way Of get
ting out of Vicksburg but to cut their way
through our forces.
Tbs steamer Horizon, during the en-
.,oement at Grand Junction, ran On q
80 and sunk. She had 100000 rations
on board, most Of which we're lost
It was 8 p~ontoon bridge over the Big
Black that was destroyed, instead OF the
railroad bridge.
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b. reapegt we coz the foIIowing

BY request we copy the following:
The TIoGA DIsAsTER.-EDs. PLAIN DEAL
ER Your notice of the sad accident, caused
by he giving way of the Tioga's crownsheet,
on Saturday last, might mislead. The boiler
and machinery we're constructed by Blish i
Garliek of this city, and the boiler was let by
them to King / Frees. The former furnished
his iron, and it was completed some time in
April, 1852. The boat ran regular in the
line the last season. The boiler was cen
structed with two furnaces, and, for some
reason or other, they took the two furnace
out and substituted one in their place, which
gave them a very wide crownsheet Of nine
feet, which, for some reason or other, gave
way and caused the sad accident.
The altering was done by Scott Lavake, Of
this city. The iron that gave way was farm
ished by the party that altered the boiler.
Yours respectfully, aP. M. FREEs.
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BUsIEKss NOTICES

Samuel FOBambe, Wal Claim and Pension
AEent--Omce No. 6, Atwuter Building,
fully authorized by the Government to pro-
Ure Bounty Money, Back Pay, and Pensions for
Soldiers, or for their Widows and Heirs and In
valid Pensions for disabled Soldiers, etc.
Business attended to promptly and honestly,
and terms moderate. mch2O:4H
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GYNEAsTICs.-We desire TO call atten-
tion to the advertisement Of Mrs. Chapman,
in another column, who desires to form a
class in Lewis new Gymnastics, as taught in
the Normal School for physical education,
Boston. She comes highly recommended for
her proficiency and success as a teacher.
She offers her services to schools and private
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THEATRE-0ther amusements in the
City did not seem to hurt the theater last
night, for it was full. People love to laugh
and the "Seyen Sisters f" afford them a good
opportunity. The play will be repeated to-
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New CARS The Toledo Blade says:
We noticed on the Middle Ground, yesterday,
several new freight cars for the Cleveland d
Erie Railroad. They are called the " com
promise " car, and are well built they bear
the stamp Of Dean & Eaton, Detroit.
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BUFFALO mARKET-nIn, IL.

10y TELEGRAPH.l
FIOur-In moderate demand. Nothing doing ex-
at retail.
Wheat-Dull and nothing of Importance doing.
COru-Quiet. Sales 34,OJU bush at COG.
OaIs-Dull. No sales.
Freights-Unehanged. l5Ec on wheat, l3Ec on
corn TO New York.
Exporrs-6.OOO bbls -four, $4,000 bush wheat, H.
O00 bush corn.
Impoverished bbls -four, GO3,OOO bushels wheat.
l,2i7 ,0OO bushels corn, 10000 bushels oats.
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COM ME-
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, /
MeSDAY EVENING, May II, 1868.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE
MeNDAY EVENING, May II, 1868. J
F~lOur-Selling in a retail way at former prices.
Wheat-Unsettled, inactive and entirely nom
inal.
COrn-sales l car she'll ed at sic cars do at &C
and car ear at &C.
Oats-Sales I car on track at Gle.
Highwines-Quiet at42Hc.
ButIer-Sales at I792Oc.
Eggs-Sales at lO7@Ilc.
Lard-Sale country rendered at IOo.
AIe-stoek Is held at s9,OO-an advance Of si,OO.
F~ruits-Domestic dried fruit at 5k@6Ac for APP
Dlesi Is@I6e for peeled peaches and sa9o for unpeeled
do. Raisins have advanced and are selling at si,75
for NJ. r. and $500 for Cayas. Oranges are quoted at
$500 and lemons at - 50.
Receipts-4,O 900 bushels wheat, 4cars corn, cars
oats.
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News From CHARLEsToE.-A flag of
truce from Fort Sumter, a few days ago,
brought an officer to our feet, outside Char
lesion Harbor. he was received on board
of one of the "Iron-clads," and at once
made known his business, which was to as
certain whether or not Robson, the Live
Yankee, still sold clothing in Cleveland, if
so, he wanted TO order his Summer Clothing
from him. He vas informed that Robson
only furnished his Incompatible Clothing to
Union Msn, Whereat, the "Reb." departed
in dispOndant silence.
Mr.. Robinson's Clothing Store, whose fame
extends over the whole world, is at No. $50,
Superior street. may9:43sdy,tri&wy.
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WANTFD-A Coon CARRIAGE
w PAINTER can hud stsady employment 81
Wenner 3 kau is CaIriBge Mandatory, Tifin, o.
He must apply imm-disf-ly. Address
may7-l3g WINNER 3 KAuLL. THIN, o.
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OsWEGO M~ARKET-NIny II.

10y TEL~EGRAPH.l
FiOUr-Unchanged.
WheaI-Market quiet.
GOrn-Market quiet, Other grains scarce.
Canal FreiEhGs-is unchanged. Flour CSC,
wheat 9kc, corn &C to New York.
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WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED &
resreciabls colo-ed man desirls to farm on
share or by tn month. Be has 9 wife and no chill
DR. n Good references given. address Z. D., LeaTer
Once. maVsA3q
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DEATH OF ANOTHER OF THE TIoGA VIC
TINs.-AnOther Of the victims Of the "Tioga"
disaster has died. He was a eOlOred deck
hand named Smith, who died at the Marine
Hospital on Sunday. The other is likely to
recover.
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STREET CAR on FIRE.-On Sunday night
a lamp in a Kinsman street car exploded,
near the Park, setting FIRE to the car. The
fire was e~xtinguished without doing much
damage.
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AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
To be Sold at Auction.
ON TUESDAY, MAY 18th, AT Il O'CLOCK, AM,
On the Premises

This is a part Of the WILEY PROPERTY, on
Michigau-St., and consists Ct four lots, 2 feet front
on Michigan-St and $50 feet deep, and one lot in rear
42xlO0 feet. 1t Is one Of the best locations in the City
for business, only about $50 feet from UnIartO-St >
where property Is worth from two hundred dollars to
three hundred dollars per foot This properly VIII
be sold at q great sacrifice, and It will DO a grand oF
pOrtunity 10 obtain a good business location, OF TO
Invest or speculation, as it will undoubtedly sell for
double in less than one year what it must be sold for
now.
RIO further particulars enquire Of BRA .YTOE
B sTOQKWELL, No. 6 AtwaterB Building, or q. Cut
ter & son, Anctioneers- apr1%39
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REMOVAL.

ID BMOVAL-WHH HAVE RE,MovED
IL cur business from Nos. 50 and 81 RiU,r-St., to
Nos. 1876 & 1873 SUPERIOR ST.,
where we offer for sale an increased stock Of
Groceries, Liquors and Wines,
70 which the inspection Of our friends an d the trade
is invited. L. =. 4 s. Bg iRGEsS.
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NEW YORK. MARKRT-May N.

COttOn-Narke dull and lower, with trihing sales
at63c.
EiOur-Market dull, heavy and S to lOc lower.
sales at S6,30G6,h5 for extra state sc, q 80 for
extra round hoop Ohio; S~5,g5gS.O for trade bands.
Market closing heavy, with no buyers at the outside
quotations..
Whisky-Market quite hrm.sales at 45945Ec.
MheaT-Market dun and nearly &c lower. sales
good No. 2 Milwaukee Club, (drst lot from OswegO
via canal at 100; white Michigan at SI,s5.
COrn-Market dull and fully lc lower. Sales at
5saS7c for sound.
Lard-Duu and lower. Sales at s%@lOc.
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UNITED STATES CoURTs.-The case Of
GattrOn is not yet concluded Judge Wilson
was too unWelI yesterday afternoon to hold
Court, consequently the Court adjourned IN
til this morning at 10 o'clock.
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URAFTON, Vs. May II
Jackson, lmboden, Jones and Jenkins
gre retreatiDg towards the Southwest
mountains. There are now no rebels IN
the line Of the railroad in Western Vir.
ginia.
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Simpson IL, beyond all question, = superior
artist, and We advise those wishing to get 3 hns
ikeness 10 call upon him. A visit to his gal
Isry, No. s6s Superior street, viii richly repay
both citizen and stranger. RGTf
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B0NEDUST.

The Best and Cheapest Manure On
Farms and GaFdensi
E5-Dslfvered to shy plaes within the Corporation
for from $500 TO SIC, 00perto ton
AN ~ srs cane store, rs Wsfsr-st.
GEORGE SMITH,
nr,,rfarturer Of Bone Dust, Glue and NeatBfoot OIL,
Detrolt-st, West Side.
D a-Loays orders for the Removal Of dead BorssI
and cattle 81 the above mentioned store, or e ny
Faetory. laPrso-f9l S'1
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SEANEE's FRIEND SoCIETT.-The ami
versary Of the Western Seamen's Friend So
ciety will be held in Cleveland on Sunday
and Monday, 18th and 18th inst.
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RETURN OF MISS RANsoM.-It gives US
pleasure to announce the return of Miss
Ransom from her trip East, and that she can
now be found at her studio, as usual, in
Northrup Il SpangIer's Block.
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WANTED-A COOP CABWETMA-
w KER, TO whom will be given constant employ
msnt Good wages and ALL paid in cash every week.
Apply Immediately at 1876 Uufarin-St, tup sfairs.)
may6-s3s tWAw JEWETr q GOODMAN.
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SKIRTS.
yVuE CLEVELAND AND NEW

THE CLEVELAND AND NEW
YORK HOOP SKIRT co, principal depot Nos.
rio-St, Cleveland, ONiO. We, the undersi gned, hav-
lug opened our Branch Establishment in Cleveland,
beg Leave to cal atte~ti0n Of the public TO our stock.
ist. We keeps LARGER STOCK than any whole
saler in the state.
sizes aud Q~ualities than any Manufacturer In the
United States
from the primitive state to the classroom, are uEd-r
our own supervision and entire control. consequently
customers can obtain skirts from our house without
paying a second profit.
BD-We baYeiust received 3 new supply Of Corsets
and Spiral Hbop supporters.
1s-Rsmember and rot forget the only Hoop Skirt
Factory. No. 49, OntariO-St.
81 TMerChants Supplied cheap at
FRANK BROS. & CO., ProprietOTs.
may7-447 l9i OntariO-St-
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NEW GYMNASTICS FOR LADIES AND CHILD
REN.-Mrs. Chapman, a graduate Of Lewis
Normal Institute, for Physical Education, Of
Boston, Mass, will meet all ladies interested
in the subject of Physical Education, at Ly-
mans Hall, formerly Chase Tuesday, May IL
at 8 P. n. The children will meet at 5 P. NJ.
mayI2:439
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About seventy-fve colOred troops from
Clyde, passed through here Saturday night,
en- route for Boston.