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New ADVERTlsEMEHTS.

~aFOR SALE" 7 RENT LOST"
WANTS" "FOUFD," "BOARD1NG""QUE-
RIES," and other snort notices, not exceeding
your LINES, inserted twice in this column for
- cents, three times IS cents, four times
so cents Z for ali over -FOUR LINES, and not ex-
oeeding EIGHF LINES. double above rates
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THEATER.-Miss Julia DAILY, the accom-
plished actress at the Academy of Music, is
drawing crowded houses nightly. She is a
very spirited and versatile actress and is well
supported by Ellsler, McCoIIum, Stuart,
Lewis, Carroll and the rest, in whatever she
plays. Tonight the plays are, "The Irish
Rmigrant Girl 4" The Fool of the Family"
and " Robert Mseaire."
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n. Y. MONEY -mARKRT-May 40.

icy TELEGRAPH.l
MOney-Easy at 8 2 cent.
Sterling .EXehnnge-Steady. Sales at 1870
l64 for first class bills.
GOld-Without decided change opened at ~, de-
clined to 4S1, and closed quiet at 4s6@4s4c prem
ium.
Government ~tOcks-T market is steady.
United States skies Of 1881, l07z 80 Treasury
Notes lOlglO7S United States ] year certificates
99A.
state stOcks-Tennessee Skies 81; Missouri
Skies IS.
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1857, WANTS 4 FOUND.
n TONS OF COAL WAN.

AADa
OFFICE OF THE Board OF PUBLIC WORKS, l
CHICAGO, May 9tb, 1865.
Sellef Proposals. will be received At this ONCE I'M
til saturday, MAY 231 inst, 10 O'Clock A. NJ, atWhloh
time rhe Board will open the same, for Three Thou
sand C3,rOO) Tons OF Brisr Hill, Chippewa, Ormsoyl
Mt. Carbon, Cleveland or Erie Coal, 10 be delivered
IN the coal bins ofthe E~ngine-Hoase OF the chicago
Water Works.
The coal must be frse from sulphur, Of the best
quality Ofits kind in the lump, and fres from dust
and dirt. 1t wilt be weighed at the said Engine
House, aud the weights there found will determine
tbs am lunt delivered The delivery viii commence
Immediately, will progress as Iapldly as the board
shall direct, and will be finished by October l9tn
next. PAYMENTS will be made from l1me to time as
the coal shau be delivered, r~eserving fifteen O3) per
cent. until the contract Is completed
Tine bids must be sealed, aud directed 90 the Board
ofPublic Works, Endorsed Proposals for Coal. TINS
Board reserves the right 70 reject any or all bids, or
10 accept any bid, whose terms as 10 names OF coal
and time Of completion or manner Of delivery may
NOT wholly correspond with this advertisement, lit
be deemed best for the interests Of the city - 90 81.
FRED. LETT
JIG. GINDELE,
o. J. R05E,
Commissioners Of BOARD Of Public Works
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FROM FORTRRss MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, May 10.
The expedition sent from Suffolk, under com
mand Of Colonel Foster has succeeded in its mis-
sion, and the damage done to the Seaboard and
Roanoke Railroad has been repaired
Our casualties in the skirmishes oflast tWo or
three days have been slight
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AUCTION SALES,

n EFAULr having been made in the payment
Of two several chattel mortgages, one dated
October 14th, 1861, and the other November I'd,
1851, each executed by George Thompson TO
Ann WalWorth, John WalWorth, Mary WalWoTth
and Sarah WalWorth, to secure the payment Of
promissory note, dated October l4th, 1861, for
the sum Of 81 ,932.19, executed by said Thomp-
son 10 said Ann, John, Mary and Sarah Wal
worth, payable on demand and the conditions Of
said mortgages having been broken, the said
mortgages have, under Sud mortgages, taken
possession OF the goods, chfttels and property
therein described, and by virtue Of the powers
and authority Of said mortgages, will, on the
22nd day Of May, A. D. 1858, at the rail-
road hotel on the corner Of East River and Front
streets in the city Of Cleveland at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, sell at public auction said goods, ehattels
and property, consisting OF the building known
As aThompson's Railroad hotel, the barber
shop, barn and all out-buildings connected there
with, together with all the furniture Of avail in
said hotel, comprising desks, counters, tables,
chairs, stoves and pipe, clocks bells chests,
sofas, gongs, carpets, oil cloths, looking glasses,
crockery, beds, hedsteads, bedding, stands, ba-
sins, window shades, gas pipes and fixtures,
globes, shades, pendants, two carriages or hacks
one barouche carriage, two double sets harness
two single harnesses, one buggy, &C., &c. Sale
to be continuedfr from day 10 day until completed
Terms cash. F. JUD5ON,
Agent ofMOrtgagees.
msy12.AO {. CUTTER, Auctioneer.
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CLEARED,

WI--II.I0
Prop New asork, Monro, Toledo.
Prop CuyahOga, Kelly, Green Bay.
Prop Onida, Palmer, Chicago.
Prop Portsmouth, Trainer, Buffalo.
Prop Evergreen City, Collins, Chicago.
Schr Wanderer, PeltOn, Buffalo.
SchrT Baker, Robinson, Chicago.
Schr Dan Marble. Andrews, Saginaw.
Schr MiddleseN, Davis, Chicago.
Schr Geo n Ford, Parker, OntanagOn-
SlOOp stevens. Williams, Toledo.
ScOW r Hays, kelsO, Plaster Bed.
Scow PendletOn, Campbell, Detroit.
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Harper's, Godey's, Atlantic, PetersOn's
and Ballou's Magazines, for June. Also all
the latest weeklies-received at Bakers
newsroom, 259 Superior street, and lOS Pub
lie Square, near POstofice.
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MOkNING LEADER.
THURSDAY mORNING. MAY 81, 1893.
F~RAVKLKR's REGIsFKR.
49, nnrrnHa

~Otizsns wishing conveyance to either Of the
lboVe Trains or Boats, will be called for by Ooecnes
lfHtevenB' Omnibus Line, by leaving thelr eonfte-
Il the OmnIbus Ofhcs, I47 supsFiCr-St., next door 70
he " eddel House,
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The f,Iowing items are from the Detroit Tribune
of the 18th:
VESSELS PAssED.-The following vessels have pass
ed this port:
barks Great West (EO p, Lafrinier schrs. Colling-
wood, Mazeppa, Twin Sisters, L. J.. Farwell, Eliza
Logan, IrOnsides.
DOWN.-PrOps.M Merchant, Forest Queen, Winslowi
barks Cream City, Sonora, Clayton schr. Perseyer-
ance, Atlantic, Yorktown, s. II. Lathrop, Robert
Emmett, II. HoppOck, Baltic, Africa, Empire State,
Royal Albert, Three Bells, City OF Ogdensburgh,
Fred. Hill, Ben. Flint, G. D. Norris.
TIE steamer Cleveland has been raised and toTed
to Marquette, and We presume she will soon be here,
We trust she is good for many years prosperous bus
iness yet.
Ok A REEF.-The propeller Forest Queen, Of Evans,
line of steamers, while passing down from this port
into Lake Erie, run on a reef this side Of Maiden and
Is reported hard on. A considerable portion OF heT
cargo will have 10 be lightered Of before she can be
got afoat. We believe she has sustained no serious
damage 10 her huh.
The RECENT DISASTROUS COLLIsIOS.-The coils
ion which took place on Sunday morning between
the schooner NabOb and tug John Martin, resulting
in the loss Of the latter, was attended with seriou
damages to the bark British Lion, in tow Of the Mar
tin. The bark also encountered the Nabobl strik1nl
her stem on, causing serious injuries TO both vessels
| which will take some days to repair. The bark pa
| arrived here and isnoW in the hands OF the carpen
tiers, who are repairing her.
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u cartons elegant Ribbons, also 10 car
tons new flowers, opening to-day at Mrs.
Shaw's Rooms 236 Superior street.
may21:44G
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THE BILLIARD MATcH.-In the match
game of billiards, carOms, for $50 a side, be-
tween JOhn Coon and John Blum, played
last night at FrOWley's Room, Coon was the
winner by 2S3 points, giving Blum 100
points in a match of 1000 points. COOn's
highest run was 1913, and Bluim's 40. The
game occupied three hours.
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WANTED TO RENT IMMEDIATELY APIANo.
Any person having q good instrument that
they have no immediate use for, can rent the
same for a number Of months where it shall
be we'll taken care of, by calling IA person,
or addressing "Piano," Leader Counting
Room. msy15;441
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THE ARgILLERY BOYs-Captain Edgar
ton, Lieutenant Burwiek and Sergeant
Beach of Edgarton's battery, in conformity
with urgent requests, has consented to talk
to the people in the sections in which their
battery was raised, telling them about the
part the battery have taken in the war, Ge.
They spoke at Brunswick on Saturday night
last, at Hinekley on Sunday, and at Berea
on Tuesday. On Friday night they speak
at 0berlin, and at EIyria on Saturday night.
Some night during the fore part of next week
they will speak at Brainard's Hall. We
hope they will have alarge house. We learn
that Major Cotter Of the LIST o. V. A., will
accompany Captain EdgartOn and the rest,
and make some remarks. The meetings will
do good.
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CATURDAY. MAY I'D, 1853.
splendid Rosewood 7-OetaVe Piano,

O. CUTTER & SON will sell on Saturd y, May f3d,
ct their Al, ton Room, No 1885, Eank-Sr-, at twelve
O'Clock precisely, one new Rosewood 7~-Octaye Piano
Forte, one OF the very best instruments without eN-
ception) ever oil red at auction in this city, aud TO be
sold without any reserve wht ever. II is now ready
for inspection at our Auction Room, No l94 bank-
81 Those who anticipate purchasing viii do we'll to
call and examine this Piano before purchasing else
whore. Terms cash. bankable fumes at tue Of sale.
ma aL-LLm
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MA RINE
PORr OF CLEvEIAxD, May 20.

PORT OF CLEVELAND, May 20
ENTERED.
Steamer May Queen, Mckay, Detroit.
Prop. Wisconsin, Williams, Ogdensburg.
Prop. CuyahOga, Kelley, Buffalo.
Prop. Portsmouth, Tronoe, Sandusky.
Prop. Olean, Driscol, Dunkirk.
Prop. Onnida, Palmer, Buffalo.
Schr Madison, Bartlett, Burwell-
Schr David Mag5tan, Stone, Marquette.
echr Sea Gull, Hackett, BurWell.
Schr Wanderar, PeltOn, Buffalo.
Schr Falcon, Brown, Detroit.
Slsop Stems, Williams, Toledo.
scoW r Hays, KelsO, Clinton.
Sc0w Granville, Carroll, Detroit.
scow J. B Goldsmith, Bosnian, Bay City.
Scow Nick Flower, DundOm, Detroit
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-21

F5-Wn buy and sell Real Estate on Commission,
Rsnt and object Rents, &C.
BH-EO charge to PurchaserB. Sellers only charged
for Sales OF Exchanges Actually Made.
HG-Alsa issues Policies a. I Owest Paying Rates IN
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-21

NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION Colt is stated that
a portion Of this line Of fourteen propellors, repre-
sented by J. H. Crawford, Of Oswego are to run dur
ing the remaining portion Of the season between
Western Lake ports and Buffalo. This line, and its
owners and representatives, have been well and ia
vorably known to commercial men throughout the
lake regions. The Buffalo Express says Mr.. Craw-
ford will run some forty canal boats between Buffalo
and the tide waters in connection with the N. T.
| Co.'S propellers.
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CHICAGO mARKRT-May 20.
[BY TELEGRAPH.
FlOur-Yery dull.
Wheaf-Fiam at 81 ,l29l, Is.
Corn Declined &c but clo:ed firm. Sales at $50
i5Kc.
ReceiPts-s,OOO bbls -four, p, 900 bush wheat and
shipments is 500 bbIs -four, 1900 bush wheat
and $4,000 bush corn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-21

DR.. BETTELEY gives particular attention to
the treatment Of all chronic diseases, but
especially those of the Lungs, Homeopathic
eaty. Office west side of the Public Square,
next to the Bennett House. Residence 23S
Perry street. marl7:444
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
RAILROAD IRON FOR sALE.
d. 8. military RAILROAD OFFIoE,0
go G street, Washington, d. O.
MAY 18th. 1873.
r Will RE

U. s. military RAILROAD OFFICE
go g street., Washington, d. O.,
May 18th, 1853.
THEUNDERSIGNED WILL Re
CEIVF SEALED BIDS for tho purchase OF
- g2S-22iO tons Of new Railroad Iron, weighing %
n "a me ward. a6 T2O-22W tons Of the above 10 a.
me Gambia Mills, Jobnst0En, Pa, and the balance,
~ 2O0-2240 tons, is at Pittsburgh Pa
In case 9 bid is accepted the party making me same
viii he notified as soOn as practicable. Il within ten
davs after such notice, the party shall fail to make
Dsymant in Government Funds, to the Undersigned
1e iron for which such bid was made, VIII be sub
lect to sale 70 any other person.
The right 10 reject any and all bids ls expressly re-
-srTed All bids must be sealed and directed 70 the
1rdsrsigned. Washington, D.. O., and endorsed IBID
Ri5s will be received 90 above invited, until June
stb. AZ which time q decision will be given
ii. L. ROBINSON,
mavIs-442 Capt and A. g. NJ
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NOTICE.
nj TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTIOE TO CONTRACTURS-
~ Sealed Proposals will be received at the Once
Of the Cftv Civil Engineer Of the City Of Cleveland,
until y O'Clock NJ, May 18th, 1853, for grading Was
son Street between st. Clair Street and the Cleveland
gainesville 4 Ashtabula Railroad.
PLAN and Specifications can be seen snd more par
ticular obtained g. said Engineers Ot-
6ca on and alter the 18th inst.
The Board Of City improvements invite the sub
misgion Of bids, reserving the right to accept or re-
iect the same. BY order Of the Board
J. II. SARGENT,
mav1e-NT City Civil Engineer.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 20.
Jaw Cooke, Subscription Agent, reports the
sales of S2,1l3,OOO IN sos to-day Large deliv-
cries Of bonds are being made daily.
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n. Y. STOCK MARKET-HIay 30.
10y TELEGRAPH.l


CLOsTNG QUOTATIONS..
Gold 45A045E Pacific Mail Is6H0Is7H Quick
silver AZ bid, IS asked; Erie 95 bid, $50 asked; Erie
preferred 1917 bid, l04 asked Hudson 1888 bid, l3j
asked Harlem 1889 bid, lf asked Harlan prefer'd
us bid, ll55E asked Michigan Southern 70 bid, Isl
asked Michigan Central ll4k bid Illinois Central
Ill bid, llIS asked New York Central l2l4 bid, l234
asked.
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WORD D HAMS e

~ We deem it unnecessary to monoBolize
the Provision mar et rep.rts, TO report our sales Of
Sugar Cured HAMS which this season, up 20 this
time have amounted 10 over lO tOuH5 OrtO make
knswn q well established fact, that the best and Meet
Hams and other Smoked Meats, at the cheapest
rates, are 10 be found at l42, IA and H5 Ontarso-st.
A fresh stock # those NICE PRE-
MIUm HAMS for sale in any quantity from O single
Ham I'd 70 5000. EGerF BAN warranted TO give
satisfaction. Orders nlied promptly at lowest market
rates. Present who eszle price 9cp=rb NO charge
Tor packages or carriage. The First Premium was
awarded our Sugar Cured Hsms at the Ohio State
Fsir al 1872. R0sE HPRENTIsS,
FoA 142, IA 4 1876 Ontario-St,
msvzhaA cleveland. Ohio.
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Review Of the New York Money and Stock
Market.
10y TELEGRAPH.l
NEW YORK, May 20.
The deposits for 5-2Os to-day we're s~l,4OO,OOO Of
which sl,O0J,'O 90 was by agents.
etOcksa as the close OF the Second Board rallied
slightly from the extreme low quotations but there
was no general buying, the margins Ofa large class of
operators are gone and 1t will take some time to get
matters settled.
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OsWRGO 20.

IBY TELEGRAPH.l
FIour-Unchanged and in good demand. 1928 for
fancy brands.
Whent-Quiet. Sales winter red sI,42.
COFn-Fair demand but scrrce. Sales Illinois
mixed at 66c.
Other grains scarce aud quiet.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-21

Appleton's New American C~yclopedia
now complete in 16 volumns-fOr sale by the
agent in this city, W. D. Baker, los Public
Square, near Postofice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-21

CoURF OF COMMON PLEAs.-In the Grim
inal Branch, yesterday, John Crane (eOlorsd)
was convicted of burglary and larceny.
George Williams and William ROOs were
convicted of grand larceny.
The case of Gamble, Sheridan, and Hutch
inson, indicted for robbery, is on trial.
The Grand Jury has adjourned to June 9th.
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DREsSMAKINe.

MRS. E. C. ELLIS,
Fashionable Dress Maker.
gROoms over Morning Leader once, in Amsri-
can Buildings.
Hy-AH Work Entrusted TO her will b Fsithinl-
Cleveland. April q ls63-8
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-21

Fine stationery, fancy goods, photo
graph albums-poeket knives, and a choice
selection of fine books, can be found at
Bakers-Giye him a call.
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new NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

john EIlsler-Academy Of Music.
John G.. Jenning4-Real Estate for Sale.
0. Cutt,r 4 so1-Auction sale Of a PisnO.
Pelton & Breed-For Chicago and Milwaukee.
G.H Russell Special Of Meeting. sati
Abraham BeTgthold-springling Of ProsIest-st.
W L. Marvin Local So.iee.
Riohard c. Parso0s-Local Notice.
Baksr-Pspers-Local Notice.
Mrs. Shaw-Bonnets-Loca l Notice.
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STATE SUEDAY-SoHooL CONVENTION
The Ohio State Sunday-School Convention,
composed of the friends of all evangelical
Sabbath Schools in the State, will be held in
the Lutheran church, Main street, Dayton,
Ohio, Tuesday and Wednesday, May 18th
and 9th. Ample provision has been made
for entertaining all in attendance.
The following railroad companies have
agreed to return free all persons attending
Convention, provided they have paid full
fare coming, viz
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton.
Indiana Central.
Dayton and Western.
Little Miami and Columbus and Xenia.
Dayton, Xenia and Belpre.
Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati.
Eaton and Hamilton.
Cincinnati, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE.
Dayton and Michigan.
Greenville and Miami.
Cleveland. Columbus and Cincinnati.
We hope to see a large attendance of Sab
bath school friends from all parts of the
State.
On your arrival in Dayton, call at the
Lutheran church, Main street, either on Mon
day evening previous to the sitting Of the
Convention, or on Tuesday morning, where
you will find the Committee on Reception
ready to furnish you with entertainment.
J. B. KING,
]. GEBHART,
W. S. PHELPS,
C. W. CHAMBERLAIN,
G. W. YOUNG,
may2O:44O P. MITCHELL.
Er GoumiHep.
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Sealed Proposals will be received at the ONCE
IT the Citv Civil Engineer until u n, May % ls63s ff
Cleaning ALI TIE Paved Sh,sts OF the City and keep.
Inc the same I'm good CONDITION from the first day OF
lime Ief3. to the first day Of June, ls64.
Sneci6~afions tor said EUrk may be Feen at the Of
&C. ~ Inc Cfty civil Engiuee on and after the list
inst.
upecify a price for each street separately and the
Hoard reserve the right 70 accept OF reject any or
ueMAnN J. SARGENT,
-,v1oAu City Civil Engineer.
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WANTED-b AND
w BRICKLAYERS-The Master Builders and
Brick akers OF Chicago are in waut Of large num-
Der Of Ihborers and Brickl ytrs. There viii be no
draf trele as Uiiro.s has furnished Is 900 more
Ir cps tn IN her Q.ota. mavl3.ttO
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LOCAL NOTICES.


G. A. R E A D & o.,
BANKERS 8,
95 SUPERIOR ST., CLEVELAND, o.,
viii Give Higher Rates Of Premium
THAN ANY OTHER HOUSED THE CITY
GOLD and SILVER
Demand Notes,
Canada Money,
Kentucky Money,
Blk Of the state OF Indiana,
U. 8. Coupons interest.
STALL KINDS of U. S. Government Bonds
Bought and For Sale.
HB-UROURRENT BANK NOTES Bought at low
est rates Of Discount. ~aprll:443
HARPER's MoETBLY-Harpers for June
just received at Bakers, 2O9 Superior street.
and los Public Square.
LEDGER, True Flag, Waverly Magazine,
Scientific American, and other late Weeklies,
Just received at Bakers.
THE Mutual Revenue Taxes against
Manufacturers, &c, in Cuyahoga county, for
April, 1868, are now payable, and must be
paid within ten days.
RICHARD C.. PARSONS, Collector.
Cleveland, May 20, 1853.
may 2~l:44Ody2t:wylt
REFAIGERAToRs, ToRREY's Four-Minute
Ice Cream Freezers, Arctic Water Coolers,
Housekeepers and GrOcers' Scales, Bird
Cages, Wire Dish Covers, and Plunge and
Sitz Bathing Apparatus, just received and
for sale at manufacturers prices by
W. L. MARVIN,
Stove and Crate Emporium,
may2I:44I No. so Public Square.
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DIsABLED.-The schooner Meridian, Of Chicago,
bound down grain-loaded, reached Detroit Sunday
night in a badly crippled condition. 1t Is stated that
while on Lake Huron, during heavy weather, she
became partially dismasted. Her foremost head,
mainmast, iibboom and head gear were carriedaEay
She is being repaired at Detroit.
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BUFFALO 20.
[BY FELEGRAPH.l

FlOur-Dull.
Whear-Dull.
COrm-MOderate demand at 60c.
OuIs-Quietw with small sales at 62c.
observation-disclosures.
ImpOrI-lA,OO0 bbl5 flour, l7I,OOO bush wheat
z. 600 bush corn, 5s,nOn bush oats.
Exports 2 900 bbls -four, $4,000 bush wheat and
III ,OJJ bush corn;
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TOTICE.-THE EAGLE Foundry
Co. dissolved MAY Ist, 1863 By mutual consent
II Shauks and VIM. Craig retiring. J: h~rankland'
one AZ the mariners ofthe hrm will continue the pus-
iosgs At me Old stand. cOrnerO Of Front and meeToW
stsee,s a. heaetofore. Al debts and credits paid at
fhsir ofice to ether d. Shanks or some duly
e1s.LLAf,tsJ sgent j. FARMLAND,
HENRY HANKS,
CRAId
An fsyors extended 10 him will be gratefully recelv-
a and ne will be thankful Tor all new patronage ex-
te3dad 10 him which will he punctually attenoed 70
- g%r,tefniIv received. With respect 10 the public.
anu J.FRANKLAHD.
PLAN Dealer and Herali please copy. mayzl:t2
NOTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED has
IN been duly appointed Administrator Of the Is
1-w,sbi1 EDWARD HIENTOh,
er6o WavF Iaes-4u Administrator.
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NEW WIG AND HAIR DRESSING EsTAB-
LIsHVENT.-WiIliam Day, having just re-
turned from Europe after an absence OF
twelve months, has taken a large store in
Matthew'S Block, Public Square, next to
Marvin's stove s%tore,) which he will have
opened in a few days, Having spent some
months in the best establishments in Paris
and London he is fully acquainted and ex-
perieneed in fitting up separate apartments
in the most modern style, for every branch in
his profession. Having purchased, at the
market while in Europe, he offers for inspee-
ton and sale the largest and most complete
selection Of every description of human hair
that has been seen in this city. Further no.
tice will be given.
THE EYE is too delicate q structure TO be
triAed with; if your sight is failing do not
delay the use Of j. S. Perley's spherOidal
Spectacles, as he is a frst-class Optician,
which may be seen by the following home
testimonial. Sales Room 1873 Superior street
under the johnson House.
CLEVELAND, May lat, 1858.
Being somewhat versed in Optics myself
and needing a number Of speetacles and OPP
teal instruments, I hereby certify to Mr.. ].
S!Perley's ability as skilful optician, and
do it more chesrfully knowing there is 80
much room for deception and its consequent
evils. W. COhMAC,
Pastor Sd Baptist Church, Cleveland, o.
may19:St
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