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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-10

sHARPEEY's MIEsrRELs-This troupe
performed again last evening to large
house. The fine band which is connected
with this troupe is one of its chief sttrao-
tons. The celebrated bsllAdiSt Sullivan,
and the unrivaled bapjOist Rumsey, furnish
some most superb music. Master Archie is
also very popular appsndsge to the show.
Cool and Sam seemed to be in their element
last last night and took of the "oontrs-
band with most laughabls effect. It must
BE- most refreshing thing these warm even
inRs to be "CooI'-ths next best thing to
this is to attend Sam. shArpIey's show and
see one who always is. This troupe performs
tonight for the last time.
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EADt READlI READIII
Extra Inducements
SIS PER DAY EASY SIS
AND A SEWING MACHINE FREE.

Employment for evsyboiy-Male and Female
$1,000 Men, Women and Children wanted 10 act as
our gents in every TOVn and Village throughout
the United states to sell fmmenseiy popular IN
excellsd and valu zb'e ex rs large FRIEE STATION
ERY aud AHKEE 30 ZION PACK AGES, contain
ing fine Writing Materials, such as Paper, Pencils.
Pens. Envelopes, BlOtters, beautiful Embloms, Cot
tags Keepsases, PahOramas OF the War, LiiIenesle5
of Military Heroes, Union Diaries, Gents Pocket
Caenders tor 1874 Iankee HOtions OF all kinds, ri eh
and costly presents OF Fancy JeWery, rare Recipes,
aames &C. so. The whole WORTH IL bought separate
~, many dellars, Price Of each Package ONLY %
teats retail. Wholesale rates to agents very low
from 100 10 2O Per cent. profit allowed We have
A. ents that clear from so s50psr week Our pack
Bges stand same ever AiOne and above all cOmpst-
itOrs and have long been acknowledged as the ie d.
l. e. and only real and valuable and standard arlc Is
OF the kind now manufactured. Packages OF AL de-
scriptiOus put up by Jn- 100 for Suflers, Psdles
Who'll sale Usa'ers. &C. Goods sent by Exp ess ssie
to all p4rts OF the United states and army Seuth or
SS-z Splendid Running stitch Sewing Machine,
one Of Madame DemOrests best, presented free 10
each person Whoacts aa our Agent.
1aS-5eud for our NEW Circular, containing extra
Premium Inducements SentFREB.
mATSON 4 CO.,
fsbLR1W ga superior-SE, Cleveland, v.
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BADLY soLD.-Yesterdsy new 'selr'
was perpetratsd on friend of ours, which is
worthy of record. During = conversation
which was going on among several gentle
men, the topic turned upon the drGf'. One
of the party, celebrated joker, remarked {:
at did not have any trouble in getting ex-
emptsd." "How did you do thai" said our
unsophisticatsd friend. "By that" said the
former, at the same tiae producing bis hand,
which was twisted into most iIl-shapsd
eOntOrtiOn. Upon which, our taking friend
commenced manipulating the distorted hand
in q plying and sympathetic manner, ex-
claiming, "That is bsd hand, how did yOu
do thatf" WhsrsupOn the wit, with tri
umphant smile, suddenly caused the hand to
resume a natural position. Imagination can
hardly supply 8 more notifying and humi-
Iiating look than was depicted on the cOuu-
tsnanes Of the unfortunate victim of the joke.
He has not since been heard to ask any more
questions sbout-tks drqh,
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OBITUARY REsoLUTIoHs.-At special
meeting of the Cleveland Typographical
Union No. IS. held at the PIain.. Dealer office,
Wednesday afternoon, June SLh, the
following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
WHERKAs, in the order eff Divine Providence,
our feIlow-Workman, WILLIAM EWART, has
bson removed from our cOmpanionship and
the scenes of earth, at the very threshold
Of active life, and with years Of hope and
promise before him, therefore
RESOLVED, That in the death Of Mr.. EwART
cur Union and the craft have sustained se-
rious loss. To US be was endeared not only
for his qualifications as q workman, but for
his open and manly character, his generous
and feeling disposition, and his social and
oompanionable qualities.
RESOLVED, That the members Of this Union
attend the funeral in body, and that the va
rious marks Of respect for our deceased
brother be observed and carried into effect.
RESOLVED, That We tender the family Of
the deceased our earnest sympathy in this
their hour of bereavement, and fer them
the fullest proFsrs Of fratsrnal regard and
esteem.
RESOLVED, That these resolutions be pub
Iished in the daily papers Of this city, and
copy thereof be furnished by our Secretary
to the relatives Ct the deceased.
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COMMERCIAL CoLLEaE.-We wish to call
attention to a new feature, engrafted upon
this institution-Ws sllude to telegraphing.
Some three years since, ,tbeipropristor of this
college introduced telegrsphing, to be taught
as branch in connection with commercial
studies.
At first, the enterprise was regarded rather
as an experiment than an effort to meet
known want, and it required patience and
perseverance to bring it to q successful issue.
Time has however demonstrated its prao-
tissbility, and the movement now meets the
cordial appreciation and support of the best
telarraphmAn af tha nhnnts1-nf -L~-- - -
needless to add, this city boasts q full re-
presentation.
A large and beautiful Office has been re-
Gently opened in connection with the college,
filed with the choicest of rst class machines.
Both "Rsgister's" and 'Soundsrs" arc en-
plOyed, though, it is the intention to educate
principally "sOund operators" A practical
telegrapher is in charge of the class.
june7:154
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FINAH CIAL.
MONEY MARKET.
MORNING LEADER OFF1OE,
TWUggnAT TVpEVHa lima o Task


MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
THURSDAY EvESnG, June g. 1884.
GOld-Steadily and defantly are the gold gam
blers Of Wall and William streets pushing their way
to the object they have so long sought premium Of
l0l on Gold and the closing rates to-nisht-97sl98-
render It almost beyond a question that with the
steamer demand for Saturday this rate will be at.
tained, and It may be, gone beyond before noon OF
that day. Speaking OF these unwsrrzntAble premi-
ums the New York Times says: " The chief combi-
nation to advance and sustain these high and unwar
rsuted emiums is uaQuestiOnably hostile politi-
osiy as we'll financially, to the Goverum mt. 1t
Il participated in BY wealthy Southern refugees wis
brought pari Of their with them By their
cessiOn sympathizsrs here, and it is said by certain
parties abroad interested in the Rebel Cotton Loan.
IhSir purchases have been LARGE aud the advance
in price SO recks 50 Of military export de-
maLd, that for some days rast cash Colo Chat is,
Gold for immediate delivery hes become superabun
dsnt, and the difference Of commission is made be-
tween cash and l6s day contracts.
The buying rates here to-day we're s2ss3, ard be-
fore the O'Clock report considerable amounts were
sold at 95. The market, however, clC ssd decidedly
irmsr, dealers maintaining sa,e margin on buying
rAtes.
silVer-Buying and selling at about 10 per cent.
| below gold.
5loney-The money market continues to rule
close, though recsipts from New York and less &C.
tive demand in the discount line, have somewhat
dueed the sirngency. The rate cor tinues firm at II
for the best paper, and other finds &C, ommooa-
| ton.
Secretary Chase was in New York IN Tuesday last,
snd effected an arrangement By which the banks Of
that city agreed to let the Treasury have 100000
IN exchange for Certificates, at per cent in cur
I----A.-e.r SOU UUtV loan,
the Treasury will receive the Certificates and waive
the ten days notice. This arrangement will be mu-
tusy advantageous The Secretary stated it be hi.
intention in future to get money by loans long
he can borrow ct any decent rates There will be
increase but on the ether hand, steady reduction
/ of the volume OF currency.
| EXohanES-The market is working nearer q bRls
snoe, the demand being rather in excess Of the
oepts Rates, however, firm at \ CiI buying and
par selling for currency.
Government BOnda-steady and rather dull
at the iol owing rates;
Buying. Selling.
/ o-AJ lUI
| 1898, A pril aud OctOber............lIO llzH
| 7-30's, February and August,.....-.l0 Il2H
The dividend on the new shares Of the Western
Union Telegraph COmpIny is expected to be eight
per cent in Julyequal to sixteen per cent on the old
shares, The new Russian Telegraph stock l. quoted
at premium Of ten per cent.
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Tho improyement indicated by the moYemaniA In
tirely spasmodic, for It vas succeeded 10 Gay DY
complete retrogrsds to the dulIness and Quist that
preceded It, and we are permitted to again record
market almost barren Of business. The continued
advance in god has at last begun to influence the
general market and an upward NOV ment occurred
in Flour and Wheat ia New York to-day. The eIsct
was TO materially unseltle this market for thoss com
moditits and at the close We could find no regular
views among holders. The market however is high
or and decidedly rmer, In Corn there s very little
ling and the market IA weaS at q decline OF &C.
Oats are in very moderate demand, bu. steady and
Arm.
Provisions contipuo dull, and with the exception
Of LARD which we quots lc better, are Unchanged
Mesa Pork Is neglected.
Butter IL only in moderate dems- d, and a further
decline is noted to-day, the market ruling weak AID
tsnding downward. Eggs are less active, and are
rot quotable above l7c Cheese Is in good trace de-
mand for prime, and the market is hrm at quota
tioBs.
Hishwines remain duh but firm. with sales only
| in a small way.
Dried traits are in fair request and firm at quota
! ti5ns, Peaches being scaros and wanted.
Petroleum continues firm, bat without movement.
Fiour-Market dull, but frmer. Sales l'O bbls
double extra ed at s7,624.
Vyhesr-DuM and heavy, closing Irregular but
hrmer Sales car choice red at tl-5T and at ass.
Corn Quiet aad &c lower. sale cas- on traet at
u,A.
Ozts-Firm, and In moderate demS-d. Sales
| cars from stose at c.
Barley quiet and nominal at o, ,asalS5 for coed
| to prime on track.
Buckwhear Selling for seed at H.7S per
bushel.
POrk-Quiet and steady. No l City-Iaoked me5 8
| 5000; No 3 at $3.50.
Eard-c better. Sales 800 lbs city-rendered at is.
| Smoked izeuIs-Rsther dull, but steady. Sales
: 200 bs sugar. hams at l9c.
I Meas Beef-Quiet at sI7,OO for city-packed.
Battsr-Less active and Io lover. Sales 10 kegs
| prime Western Reserve at 10.
| EEEa-Les5 active aud lower. Quoted ct l7o.
| Chssss-Stszdy, with a good demand, at lso for
prime; Isl2o for ordinary. small lots selected to
| tho retail trade bring I4o.
Hishwiaos-F Firm, but dali Sales Is bbls at el Is
AIcsheI-steady at n ssG2 % ior IS per cent Neu-
traI FrOof Spirits l,55.
Beans-Quiet at s7,5O for medium white.
salt-Seling at $50 for hns, S2,55 fer coarse and
ground solar,
Dried AppIes-Sales 10 bb's at le5zo.
Dried Peachea-Scarce and wanted. Gales Of 3
| bbls peeled at , &c, and bbls unpeeled ut 300.
Potatoes-In moderate demand and steady at
O., COOL 10 for peach blows according to quality.
| PetroIeum-Firm at 7Bc asking for refined, but
| without movement
| Fish-In better demand and irmsr at the follow
ing quotations: Whitehsh. half bbls, Ss,25; Pick
ersl hGl1 barrels $500; Trout, half bafre.s $3.50;
Herring $500 per hall barrel.
| Mill Feed-In good request and hrm at "a, coo
$500 Oats and corn ground together s42Ossi5,O0 at
tine milla.
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TEAouERs' PIo.BBo.-The Teachers Of the
West Side yesterday noon met at the High
School building and had quite " Picnic "
among themselves. Superintendent smythS
and lady were in attendance. We under
stand it was a very pleasant and social af-
fair. Strawberries and cream were served
mp. Wonder if they had any "birch-wine." ="
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TAE LITE MAJOR HAMPsoE,-The Gin.
oinnati Enquirer speaks as follows of the la
mented and gifted Major HampsOn of this
city:
Major James B, Hsmpson, 124th Ohio, and
chief of General Woods staff, was shot
through the breast while experimenting the
placing of some guns in position.
General Wood and staff were near him at
the time. He was a native of CarroIton
Ohio. Though cut down in the flower of
manhood, he has impressed his name on the
pages of history. A truer gentleman and a
nobier soldier has not fallen during this
cursed war. Gifted with an amiabIe dispo-
sition, possessed of fine talents, and chivsI.
ric devotion for his profession, he looked to
q higher future, but a'as he sleeps in SOL
removed to the hospital, whore he called for
the ministratioDs of the Chaplain and re-
qussted the doctors and brother officers, who
surrounded him, to join him in prayer. At
ter ono heartfelt prayer to his Maker, he
bade good bye to his friends, and soon after,
Tne loss Of decimstsd regiments might
have been supplied, but who can supply the
loss Of the brave, chivalrous james HamP-
son.
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ACADEMY OF MUsIc-The Academy was
last night we'll filed with large and select
audience. The play of the evening vas
" The Belle of the Season." in which Miss
Heron, in the character Of FIoreno, Upper
ton, fully retained her high position-which
she SO richly merits-as mistress Of her pro-
fossiOn. She was most excelIentIy sustained
by the whole company. We cannot bestoW too
much praise upon the perfect rendition Of the
character of Edwin HardtoiI by Mr.. Mo
COllEm. He addedneW laurels to his already
enviabls reputation as a most talented and
polished actor. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellslsr also
deserve special notice for the most perfect
psrsOnation of their characters.
We would deserve csnsure if we did not
also compliment the talented comedian
Lewis, who last night surpassed himself. In
fact the whole company performed in an al
most faultless manner. Mr.. Eilsler has most
assnredIy one of the finest steck companies
in the country. Tonight will be presented
aplay which always has been enthusiastical-
Iy received and admired wherever produced,
entitled Edith" The after piece is the
beautiful farce " Crossing the Line"
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CASE OF PoIsoSISa.-Three persons on
the West Side were yesterday poisoned
Upon examination it was found to be ocoa-
stoned by eating "greens," that vegetable
containing a large quantity Of strsniOrium.
A physician was in immediate attendance
and the persons are now OOnvsIsscsnt. Look
nnt for 0RrennsI I"
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N&w YORK hfARkRF.-Jans 8.


FiSur-State and Western I0a7-e higher Sslss Al
ag 50 for extra State IS 25as 20 for extra round
hoop Ohio; IS 45aq 25 trade brands market clos
ing with no sellers 1t side quotations.
Whlsky-Bess active but firm at 81 SiaI 81 X for
state and 81 331i al 50 for Western.
Wheat-2afc higher, and decidedly more &C I've,
Sales 9L 81 ,tsai,76 for Chicago spring; ai7lal 76
tor Milwaukee oinb 81 sal 81 for Riater red Vest
ern.
UoFB- Opened dull and closed a shade frmer-
Sales st 81 eal 596 for mixed Western sI63 for
western yellow, 81 55al, SO Tor white Western
Oats Quiet and rather mere steady. Sales At g3a
e4c for Western.
Rye-Quist and firm at 81 eOaI 65
ktce-Dull at ll5aal2c for RangOOn.
Ionee-liuli.
sugar Qu'et.
HOOl-Flrms especially for foreign.
Petroloum-Cruden nm at 44L45o; refined In bond
66s66Hc
POrk-Os sened dull and lower, but closed with
more nrmnsss and At prices showing an al, ancs OF
5l4soOc on new mess gales at $50 5Ua3O Is for mess
a53OJ iCr Old 90; $751; 75a33 30 for new do, closing
AZ the iatrer pItcei a2t 5OA56 co for old and new
prime; s3l 5ua3l 70 or prime mess
Beef-QuieJ and firm
bed l34o
Lard-Mors active and hrmsr Sales at IisaI5Hc.
Ais 60J bJls for future delivery at Ike
SuIter-s uil IN unchanged. sales AT 25asse for
Ohio, 81 d Sla3sc fer State.
Cheeso-hather more steady at Iealsc
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The members Of Minnehshs Lodge, l. G..
G. T. will hold an open meeting at their
Lodge Room, (0dd Fellows HalD Detroit
street, this Friday evening at ~ O'Clock, to
which they invite their friends and the pub
lie generally.
zSevsral prominent speakers will address
the meeting. There will be Singing, Reei-
tations, Dialogues, &c. by the Members.
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MORNINGLEADER.
FRIDAY MORNING. JUNK TO- 1854.



O. A. Rssa-U. s. 1910 Bonds.
John Ellhler-Acadsmy OF Music.
Athsneum Music Hall-A. Montpelier.
ClaPp. Stanley 4 CO.-PoloBtIcomOrsma Of thC
War.
Il. @. Hlwkins-Notice.
o. Cutter 4 on-HcuSs, Lot and Furniture al
Auction,
7. q. Hills-BtEaar.
o. Cutter & son-Piano and Melodeon at Auction.
Robert Hama 4 % For Lake Superior.
DR.. J. Greenheld-Dentist.
A.& RettbsTg-Lace Sleeves.
Browns Bronchial Troohes-special notice.
Hasaue Porier-s Cough BaIsam-Special notice.
For saie-Mschinery,
Bost-Gold Cr IS.
F. Bnl-NsW Steel KngrAEing-" Christ Blessing
Little Children.
D. Lincoln-Local notice.
SuieklAnd's Cough Balsam-Locsl notice,
Mrs. Shsw-Local n, tice.
Robinson-Local notice.
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FOURTH WARD.-The citizens Of the
Fourth Ward are requested to attend en-
Hasse at the Engine House on Huntington
street at IL P. N. this evening (Thursday) J
for the purpose of adopting measures to have
the enrolment Of the Ward corrected, and
thereby reducing tho quota Of tho Ward to
It's proper number. D. A. DAEGLER,
junsS:I53. Trustee.
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Persons who have been assessed by the
United States Assessor for Licenses for the
current year, are requested to pay for the
same by the 18th Of June, and in default
will be liable to q penalty Of ten per centum
on the amount Of the assessment
Tho list for income tax and taxes on car
risRes, plate, etc. will be ready for payment
on July Ist. RICHARD G. PARSONS
june4:l54- d&W. COLLECTOR
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HGreen Backs" National Bank Notes,
bills on the State Bank Of Ohio, as well as
bills on sll other solvent banks, taken in ex-
change for books at the metropolitan Gift
Book Store, No. 140, Superior street.
A gift valued at from so cts. to 500 with
each book junes9
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BuRaIARY.-Wos son, Hitchcock & Car
ter's stove warehouse on Canal street, near
the Columbus railroad crossing, was broken
into on Thursday night, the safe blown open
with powder, and about $75 dollars stolen.
The experts obtained their entrance BY fOrO-
ing open shutter Of one of the rear windows.
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GENERAL GRAET.-There is q very hne
photograph Of Lieutenant General Grant on
exhibition in Sargsnt's window, and also one
Of q smaller size at Brainsrds. These are
very sxosIIsntly finished in India ink, and
sell at very low prise-Only $3.50. A good
chance to purchase liksnsss of the great
hero
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EdaLEsToE AVENUE SEWER OF CIsoIE-
K1T1-Ws would cali the attention Of con-
tractors to an advertisement from the Board
of City improvements Of Ginninnnii, i-vit-
ing proposals for the great sewer in Eggles-
ton avenue. The work contemplated is OF 3
,.-a-l-s s-----J 70
44sS{ifIS 4s{fhI fsRRiiif and capital, and will afford
good employment to the energies of thorough
business men for q number Of years.
A year or so ago, the Legislature Of Ohio
csded to the city Of Cincinnati, for street
and sewerage purposes, all that part of the
Miami canal from Broadway to the Ohio
river, a distance of some four Thousand feet,
embracing some nine or ten locks. The
work to be done, is to take down these locks,
or such portions as may be necessary, and
build large sewer from low water Of the
Ohio up to Broadway also TO construct 8
conduit, to carry the water of the canal used
for milI-power to the various mills situate on
the prop ,sed avenue, and to ill up to the
proper grades, and to pave EggIestOn avenue,
which is laid out ninety feet in width.
The point now desired to be put under
contract embraces that part from low water
of the river to Third street, distance Of
about 300 feet, and includes the building
of a cOffsr-dam, and putting in the loWeE
end of the sewer. It is supposed the whole
of this portion can be finished BY the middle
of next summer. When this portion is
under contract ard progressing, the balance
will then be advertised and put under con-
tract, and the party getting the first p'rtiOn,
will, it is supposed, be in better situation
Ia take the balsnce of the work than new
hands.
1t is, we are assured, work well worth
the attention of energetic, responsible men.
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CHICAGO nIARKET-JUNE Q.

lspsoisI 10 the Cleveland LRADHRl
RIour-5al0c higher. Salss st0l bb,s Spring extras
at n 21a7 Is.
WheaT-2xa3Hc higher. Sales Of 4s0.OO0 busbels
at al,3y4al IS for No I spring and Sl,39al,t0S for
No q closing fTm at the outside hgures
IySTn-lc higher. sales OF 2GOO0 hu- hels at 81 =
II 4aI for No and sl0laai,0S iOF No ?, closing at
the outside figures.
OsIs-Q 1ist sales 400 bushels at 6sA7OHe clos
ing at zoe.
Rye-FiImer. Sales No at 81 ,25al,25K.
BarIey-Q ret. Sales No at 81 23a 80
WbinET-Firmer. Sales ct sl,23hal,A.
Mess POrlg-Ssles at I5O,0O
Lard-SAlea at i3Sc.
FrcighIs-I11c lower grain. Wheat to Buffalo
I3xalio.
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gaying had over twenty years experiences IN the
trsafent Of Chronic Diseases Of eVOry character e.
seeiaiIV the Throat nd Lungs, viii give perfect sat
a acton to an hO may apply TOR relief Having bad
sncess5ful practice in the above named places Tor
saVerl wear with unp Arzleled success, OF which sat-
: sctory reference be given st any Of the above
usrned placns- -.
aforV the money shall be refunded for all such med
ioines returned. Price Of Medicine for one month
rom goo TO $500.
ia7l-The Doctor can be consulted thaiast two weeks
Al every mouth at his residence No 81 PittsourRh
'fre-t leyeland, y. Post Ufics addres8-B0x III.
Notwithstanding = : W. -
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PlasIer-In fair demand at sl0 per ton Tor land,
$3.50 per barrel for Dentist" and % per bar
rel for common caloined.
Ale and POrier-Stsady ct following quotations:
Present Jse Xxx Ale $50; Stock xxx, slO,oo to el2-
Co; Bennett $500; Pale Cream Sll,OO Porter ell.
lIaIt-steady at q, so per buEhe,.
Hopu-2lg25c for Ohic; 2seS5c for New York
State.
LIu.5-Akron and OSwegO water lime In good
request at s2.O0.
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Ar RObinsOn's, lsO Superior street,
sign Of the Live Yankee, q new supply Of
those Steel Shirt Collars and Cuffs, indispen-
sable in wsrm weather and warranted not to
wilt. Call and get one. Price reduced to
rs cents. june 1Oi 154,