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IBT FHLEeBARH.l
HOBsY-Essy and in large supply at 6a7 per cent
Sterling EEchRnEs-Duil and loser. 100 for
currency.
GaOld-IrreRular, uu settled and lower. Opening ct
Us, declining 70 l70x, and ciosi1g heavy at IT2
6qVernmSut sLookn-Firm, with an uBWard
tendency FiVs-TWenttes. coupons, II 6alC5H Seven
thirties, October and April, lliH.
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FoR Plumbing, Gas Fitting and Fix.
lures go to McGarvey's, opposite the POstOf-
fee, agent for the celebrated lava tip gas
burner. apr20:149
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The JoURsEy OF THE 150TH.-The two
trains contaioiDg the boys of the 15Oth Reg
iment arrived at WelIsville, on Thursday
evening at six o'clock. Owing tho delay of
nearly three hours in starting, the road was
not clear for them, and they had to be run
by telegraph to avoid regular passenger an /
freight trains, consuming much more time on
the way thsn would have been the case had
the train been able to start at the time agreed
on.
At WellsviIls there was s stop Of about an
hour for supper, and the train arrived in
Pittsburgh about half past ten O'Clock, where
a bOuntiful supper was spread for them by
the Pittsburgh Committee.
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DENTIsTRX.-Dr. B. F. Robinson, Office
No. so Wood street. All kinds Of surgical
and mechanical den istry, done in the best
manner and at low price.
daa1PS7
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MOVEMENTS OF FHE NATIONAL GUARD:-
The 1O4th Regiment, National Guard now in
Camp Cleveland, have been ordered to Wash
ington, and will leave this morning Wis the
Pittsburgh road.
Three other regiments Of the Guard, now
in camp, will leave for the same destination
as soon as transportation can be provided.
The 18th and 1ssth N. G., from Cincinna-
ii, the fist under Colonel L. A. Harris, the
I49th, from Ross and Clinton Counties, Col
Onel s. A. Brown; the 145th, frrm Erie and
Delaware counties, Colonel AshWill; the
16Sd, from Richlsnd County, Colonel h.
Miller, and the I47th, numbering in all over
5000 men, are also on their road to Wash
ingtOn. Six trains, loaded with National
Guards for Washington, arrived at Pitts
burgh, via Bellaire and WelIsville, and two
trains via the Fort Wayne road, on Thurs
day night.
The 145th, Colonel q. Il. Sage, from Cir
cleviIle and youngstown, and the I46th,
Colonel Harvey Champion, from Clarke, Law
renee and Warren counties, are under march
ing orders for Charleston, Virginia. The
152d, Col. Slough, from Clark and CIermont
counties, will be sent to Harper's Ferry. The
152d, Colonel David Putnam, from Darke and
Clarke counties, and the 154th, Colonel Ste
vensOn, from Greene and Madison, 20 to
New Creek, West Virginia.
There are now at Camp Cleveland about
5000 Of the National Guard, at Camp Chase
about 5000, at Camp Dsnnison 5,s7s, at
JOhnsOns Island, about 1900, en- route for
the field over 10000, making about 25 900
in camp or in the field, besides many await
ing orders at their homes.
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WAETED.-A Substitute for thres years
,ervice. Call at las Superior street.
maVll $50
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The CAMELs ARE GONIEG.-And not only
the csmels but a large caravan of wild beasts
and bsastssses. The grand Metropolitan
Combination" consisting of Thsyer and
Noyes' great United States Circus and Van
Amburgh's Msmm thManagsrie, have chung
out their banners on the outward WALTON
several walls, in fsot-announcing in msgni-
hOsnt cOlOred posters that they will exhibit
here, at the corner of Erie and Sumner
streets, on Wednesday and Thursday, Nay
15th and 26th. Thayer and NOyes are
champions of the circus ring, and the fame
Of VanAmburg and his animals is world wide.
Their combination will be invincible among
showmen.
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CLOTHING.
THE POET ON A TRAIN /;


The Romance Of the Railroad.
By the author Of the Fair Inez," The Prince Of
tooHrIEUED)
OHAPTEB IX-THE sEAsH UF.
When woke in the moTHias
The Train standing stills
On one side saw a riyerl
On the other steep hill.
As io opespeS L i7R 1ids sSf sbe @2ssS5 1sa0S Ss
And looked out that might See.
Thsn heard the elsnk Of hsmnsr
saw men rushing g and ir9i -, ,
Ard II 1 do 60
A HiQht had before
made my blood run cold.
Eight before the rsfroad,
And not tweaty rods abe d.
Wa freight trsin smashed 70 piecss
A9d an an Q 3 Gov COW lying s,,i DEAD 81. ,,.,.., 81
"aaitsrf . aid be. Sthers Is plenty
We mustEtop six hours here.'
There were hossheads tobacco,
reae And dead lying on the ground.
In PrOiusion scattered round.
Men were busy moving rObbish,
Some we're busy laying track,
And q VI only their way
10 The car. soon went back.
OIL the grunbing and the growing,
That in the ears / met,
MWas laughable % h-srtt
fretting for their breakfast
While svoFe thar on that Railroad
And Ee ish % inIgrIn numerous friends and
READY-MADE CLOTHING
z, tss oy q GsvsIspS a Cur stSS5 q Ci95s sss
nons, 4 veTy large. OsIl st
75rs Isaao A. Isaae's Union Hall,
Bole AEsnoyioE thseas .; siRsers sgeisbratedsSyins
aShiRsS ssor5 SO P34 = AqIoIS5oR e A. tf5ss-man' ana
, = 800 .soF3er 5sI is sagsSinf Eno Un'sn.sa ,sss
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NoTIoE.-Tbe undersigned is authorised
to furnish free transportation for rejected
men of the National Guards. Any member
of the National Guards who are rejected for
physical disability can procure free trans
portation to their homes by producing the
Examini Surgeons certificate that he is ex-
smpt from the services. CLARK WARREN.
msy9:I50 State Agent at Depot Once
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Buy your Boots and Shoes at the great
Bankrupt Sale, 108 Superior street. AZ
cases just received. The assortmsntis com
plete. They must be closed out within ten
days. maylI $50
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Ten-FOFty Government Lean.
UNITED STATES DEPOsITORY.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
OF OLEVEAHD,
designated permanent Depository OF the Govern
ment, Is prepared TO receive subscriptions 70 the
Ten-ROFty Government Lean,
now ready for delivery
DepositOry for o. s. Ohioon, PaymAstss and
Quartermastsrs. mRr38-I52,
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STRAYED.-On Wednesday, the 4th inst,
a large size red COW, short horns, and end Of
tail broken. A liberal reward will be given
to any Que giving information of her where
sbouts. J. FARRELL,
msyI3:l5O 81 California Street.
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d. ~. GAGE.

D. ". GAGH,
Licensed War Claim agent.
Collsoa Bounties, Pensions, Back Pay, PriEs Money
and other War Claims.
sTPersonAl Attention is given " the prosecution
ofOlnims in the Departments 1T Washington.
sTAn persons having Claims should apply in per-
icn, or By letter, At onos, and they viii reosiTe
y, W. GAGE,
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HARDWARE.

CLEVELAND BAZAAR Ar
and Collars, new assortment Hosiery and Glover,
eli kinds Of Buttons, Travelling Bags and Baskets,
Workstands. large assortment Of Fans, Ivory
Pins and Ear LinRs, large lot Of air Brushes and
Uombs, Hand Mirrors. Toys Of all kinds, GiEB, Per-
smbuiators, Booking Horses and all articles needed
By any person Ladies', please call ana look at
goods. DO. 81, corner Superior aud Public SQUARE.
mayd 7. q. MILLS.
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0oMMERCIAx.
CLEVELAND MIARKER.

HOREIE9 LEADHB OEEIOE,
FRIDAY EvEsIEa May 13l 1884.
ReeeIpts-The following are the receipts Of grain
By rail and canal during the "a hours ending at half
past nine O'Clock this morning
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CITY NEWS.
REVENUE STAMPS
FOR SALE ATTHE

O-LEVBLAND POsTOF FFICsR
E. COWLEs, P. NJ.
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eAEIMERB
DOESKINE,
SATIINET6,
UNIONS,
FIANNELS,
BLANKETS
ETC, ETC.
A good stock constantly on hand, adapted To
The Western Market.
karkes prices paid Tor Wool and Pslts, in Cash
OF Manufactured Goods.
Once and Salesrooms,
NO. IS WATER STREET, CLEVELAND, o.
auG-R5
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A few choice styles Dress Hats opened
this morning at Mrs. ShaW's rooms
msyI4 157
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LAKE NAVIGATI0N.
FOR take superior.

FOR lake superior.
STHE STAUNCH AND
Il reiisble PasBeI ger Steamer
IBOH CITY, O. b Cleveland, Commander,
WI leave our Dock for Untonagou and all interme-
dfats porfs, on Monday, Nay 18Th, at O'Clock P. n
For reight or passage apply 70
HUSsEY 4 McBRIDE,
may ISla " and l2e kiyer 5 rect
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF Cleveland.
Designated Depository and Fiscal
Agent OF the United States.
National 1910 Five Per Cent.
Loan.

By Instructions from the Secretary OF the Treas
ury, dstod March D. 81, this Bank will receive sub
scriptionB for the NATIONAL 1910 FIVE PKR OEFT.
LOAE, in coupon bonds registered certificates re-
deemed after ten and payable forty years from date
in CoIN.
This loan bears GOLD IETEREsT, payable sENu-AHEU-
coupon and registered bonds Of $500 and over
and ANNUALLY on bonds Of the denomination Of 80
and 100 dollars.
In subscribing parties may eithsr to Pay the &C
orued interest rom the rst OF arch 10 the day OF
subscription IN Coin in Currency adding nifty per
cent. premium or receive bonds bearing interest
from day of subscription. Also Will allow to
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS,
AND SUB AGEETS,
the usual mmissioH Of eighth Of one per cent.
anrfl2-ls2
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The Romance Of the Railroad.
b the author Of the "Fair IDez," The Prince Of
Wales, (" ssThe Ghost Buntera," SC.
tOOHTIHUED.l
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FLAGS AND BANNERs.f
Orders promptly filed. Address
G.W. OROWELL CO.,
auea:Ia lgI superior-st., cleveland, Ohio.
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.1TANTFD IMMRDIATELY FoR

w the Quartsrmasteris Department at Nash
Vile Tenn. 800 laborers, wage 80 per month ara
rntiona 90U teamsters wages e35 per month and ra-
lions. To men capable OF tax ing charge Of . rain
e. wagon master that will report with Twenty
IT, i've s6g per month will he given. Assistants
with fILreu men sl5 per month. None need app'y
bot able bodied men willing 70 engage for six months
nsportation furnished. Apply to
ID. SHERWOOD, agent OF A. q. n.
may(R2 Commercial Houae, Ulevs, and. q.
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a. & 4. Q. POPE.
uperintsndsnts, Manufacturers and Dealers Ia
al kinds OF
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-YTRAYED PROM THE PREMT.

sss Of the subscriber, a Light Bay Mare; is
aholt seven years Old. has scar Of kick on ons
rufqh. and the marx OF blister On the risht hind
isE; OF Hsht build, and hss = 1opg build.
psrScu returning - animal or giving informa-
OHARLEs q. EORTON.
NAY IO:l5I l5l Kinsman ST., Cleveland, o,
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