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A horrible and siekening evidence of the
tendency to brutality and crime occurred
last evening. We learn that an aged col
ored woman, named Marshall, was shot
last evening by Captain Diehl, returned
veteran, formerly in command of the "Gari-
baIdi Guards" of the path Regiment.
The particulars of the case, so far as we
are able to learn them, fare as follows ;
Captain Diehl and his wife were sitting
yesterday evening in the door of their
boarding place, near the corner of Webster
and Allen streets, when an alteration
arose between than and Mrs. Marshall,
who lives in the adjoining house. AT last,
Captain Diehl became angry, and, jumping
over the fence, went up to Mrs. Marshall
with the purpose of as saulting her We
are informed that on this she drew knife
and gave Captain Diehl two cuts in the
face, one under the left eve, about TWO in
chcs long, and one on the jaw. Captain
Dieh1 then drew his revolver and shot the
woman through the head. She fell to tie
gound and expired Immediately.
Captain Diehl was soon after arrested
and is now lodged in the City Prison. He
made no resistance to the officers when
arrested.
Captain Diehl was formerly the com
manding officer of the Garibaldi C uard,
a company of the vetern oath Ohio, recent
ly mustered out of the service. Mrs. Mar
shall IS a eolored woman about sixty years
Of age. WS are not yet in possession Of
all the facts in the case necessary for the
formation of an opinion in respect to 1T;
but, judging from those which we have
heard, the affair seems to have been, one
of the most brutal and unprovoked mur-
ders on record.
-LATER.--since writing the above we
learn from an officer of the City Prison
the following facts, stated in his presence
the prisoner himself It seems that Diehl
was sitting in his door yard with his wife,
and that Mrs. Marshall and her ,iaug hters
were in the adjoining yard. Something
passed which Dieht did not like and he
called out to the girls: "shut up or ri
shut sou up" Words ensued, in which
Mrs Marshall called Diehl a dirty dog
and one of the girls called Mrs. Diehl a
b-h- On this Diehl went into the house
house, took down his revolver, and coming
to the fence, aimed it at the women, but
being uncertain as to whet her he could
Kill her at that distance, got over the fence
and deliberately shot her. She died in
two minutes.
Diehl has had the reputation of being a
bully and blackguard. The evidence
seems to accumulate, that this was a most
deliberate, brutal and outrageous murder
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EXEMPTIONS IN TIE NINETEENTH DISTRICT
I-SJaPtairr CALDWELL, Provost Marshal of the
Nineteenth Congressional District, sends
US the following card for publica tion
Head Quarters Provost Marshal Nineteenth
District of Ohio, Warren, July 18th, "a.
The Board of Enrolment of the 18th
District of Ohio, will hold sessions for the
examination of enrolled men, claiming ex-
emptiOn from draft, at the following times
and places:
At jefferson, Ashtabula co. July 25th,
26th, and 9th.
At Ashtabula, Ashtabula CO., July 2sth
and goth.
AT Burton, Geauga CO., August lst and
End.
AT Ravenna, Portage co. August Sd, 4th,
aud 5th. s.A-A s4I-a ~ l-
AT Canfeld, MahOning CO., August Sth
9Th, and 10th.
None should appear for examination ex-
eept those who have manifest permanent
physical disability, such as disqualifies for
the service ..-r. ..-.
~. DARIUS CALDWELL, Captain
and Pro. Mar. 18th Dist Ohio, and
President Board of Enrolment.
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GEE THIS.-THREE COMPETENT
- Cooks wanted, at from s. to s. per week. Az
s1 Sqafrymsni % S geFmGns2' FE s@PloyaeA and ten
site the Weddel. Ni 1t-F. oppo-
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FrRE.-A FIRE broke out at three o'clock
yesterday afternoon in q tw9-stOry build
ing No. 23O Perry street owned and oecu-
pied by P. B. Young. The steamers were
on hand promptly, and succeeded in extih-
gushing the fire before it spread further.
Tho upper story Of the house was entirely
destroyed, the damage amounting to about
$1,000, SI2OO of which is covered by insur-
ance. Great heroism and endurance was
displayed by the Chief Engineer and the
members ofthe Fire Department in putting
ont the aames.5 The fire is supposed TO
have been caused by sparks, as there was no
FIRE in the building itself. - 70 4
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- July 12. 1864. by the Rev. Lewis Burton, Frank
W. Ranney, ESD, of this place, to Emily, daugh-
ter Of the late Chas Dillon, Esq, Of Canterbury,
England
In this place on the l4th instant, by the Rerhlr.
Hawks, Mr.. Charles E. Norton, of Cleveland, and
Miss Mary J. Leonard, of Boston, Mass
In OgdensBurgh, n. Y, on Tuesday morning,
July 10Th, by the Rev. L. N. Miller and the BeY.
Dr. II. r. Peters. Royal c. Villas, Of Cleveland,
and Miss n E. Cornell, Of the former city No
cards.
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b9- "FOR fs4LE,'' aTO RFNT,9h "LOsT .
WANTS, a fs FOUND, -" BQARDISG-u y tsQUER-
les" and other short notices. not ekceesline fouR
LINES inserted twice in this column for rs eeRfs
three times as cents. four times so cents:
ior all ever FOUR LINES and not exceeding EIGHT
EiNEs, double above rates
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GTRAYED OR ST0LEN-FR0M THE
~ subscriber Friday, July Ist, a RED COW,
about years old, marked by the left horn being
shorter than the right, and crooked at tue point.
ANY person giving information snail be literally
rewarded. EMANUEL KESTLE,
julyIl-l59 - Biair-st.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

LAKE ERIE FEMALE SENINARY-The An
niversary Exercises of the Lake Erie Sem
mary will be held on Thursday July 2lst.
Public examinations will commence on
the afternoon Of Tuesday preceding. The
Address will be delivered on Thursday at
II o'clock. by Rev. Thomas Beeeher, Of FL
mira, n. 7. 1t
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Having had over twenty years experience Ia the
treatment vi Chronic Diseases Of every character
pccally the Throat AMI Lungs will give perfect sat
istaccn To all who may apply Tor relief Having had
successful practice IL the above named places for
several years wtA unparalleled success, Of which sat
islacory reference bc given al any OF the above
named places.
All medicines prescribed and not operating satisac
torily, the money wilt b8 refunded for all such med-
icines returned- Price Of Medicines for month
IRON SZ,uU To s3,ui.
IL The Doctor can be consulted the last two weeks
Of every month at his residence, No Isl Pittsburgh
street, Cleveland, W fOst-Oilice address-BOx III
deel6-itss-ltands~ Il. 5. CLARK, M ID.
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THE Recent RAID.-The withdrawal of
the rebels from before the National Capital
has caused an abatement Of the intense ex-
eitement consequent upon their presence,
but it is to be noted that there has been no
abatement in the excitement caused by the
rush for bargains at FRANK BROTHERS
Hoop Skirt Manufactory, No. 129, Superior
street under the johnson House, nextto the
Weddell, and No.24s, Superior street. Both
establishments are constantly thronged
with delighted buyers, who know how to
appreciate the attention and politeness Of
the lady attendants. jy19, ,l60
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On the 18th of July, Of consumption, Mrs. Han
nah Harmon, wife of c. R. Harmon, of Aurora, in
the seth year Of ger age, departed this life in the
blissfnl hope of glorious Immortality.
Mrs. Harmon by the kindness and goodness Of
her nature, won for herself hosts of friends. She
filled the sphere of her labors with noble Chris
tian spirit. She leaves behind her such remem-
branee OF her Christian worth, as will make her
name sacred to a large circle.
Her husband aad children have the sympathy Of
many in their sad bereavement. -tED.l
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CASUALTIES IN THE GOTH REGIMENT
the following is list of casualties il
Company E, 6Oth Regiment, since tn
opening of the campaign. This eompan!
was raised last spring in this vicinity:
Albert G. ouintrell, Capt, missing June 18th
Lorenzo D. Bpllard, first Lieut., wounded Jun
BENJAMIN F. Insley; 1st serg't. killed, June II.
Phiiip Buckle, Serg't. killed, Juue II.
Arther j. Perkins, Corp, wounded, June IL
Thomas ]. Rex, Corp, wounded, June II.
VIM ]. shelby, killed, June H.
Geo W. Jarvis, wounded, June IL
James Wharton, slightly wounded, June H.
VIM. Murphy, killed, May 9.
TiInothy bacon, wounded, May 8.
Edward A. White, slightly wounded, May y
.Tno. Baker slightly wounded, May ?.
Rs5eit @. MeElheny, missing, May II.
Joel " Green, severely wounded, May lS-
Issac K Carpenter, slightly wounded, june =
Amos Richard, slightly wounded June y.
Charles w Konklin, KILLED, June .. a-l I-.r
John A. Beam, killed, June Z.
Amos W Minister, slightly wounded, June -
Themas Davis, severely wounded June IL
Martin v. Fay, slightly wounded June IL
snmual Marks missing, june H.
James II. saulley, severely wounded, Juneis,
Thongs Weaver, killed, June n
Jaynes johnson, severely wounded, June "a
EdYcFd c. Stephens, slightly wounded June q
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REruRy1xs IxvAL1Ds.-A car load Of in
valid soldiers from Banks army, number
ing about sixty, arrived in this city yesi
terday morning on the Toledo road, having
come eia Cairo and Chicago They were
e., route for their homes in New England
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY, FOR

M ~ I'D -1'1---l7 III ~ LOIs
w the uuartemRster's department Al Nashville
Tenness se, so laborers, wages so per month ana
ratiOns; ~ reamsters, wages So per month and
ratiOns; 100 Carpenters, wages 500 per month and
ratiOns.s 10 men capable OF taking charge Of a
Train as MagOnmaster, that will report with twen-
ty-iive men, sOU per month will be gwen. Assist
ants with hiteen men, sij per month. None need
apply but bodied men willing engage for six
months. Transportation furnished. Apply to
d. SnERMUOD, Agent Of A. Y. NJ,
may4-R2 CoEass-reiai Al ouso, cleveland, o,
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS s GIN,
" CINNATI RAILROAD.
sUlIaIER ARRANGEMENT.


On and after Monday, May 10th, 1851, Passenger
Trains viii leave Cleveland, follows, Sundays
cepted):
lst Train-5.s5 A. M.-CINCIENATI EXPRESS
Stopping at Grafton, Wellington, New London,
Shelby, Crestline, Gallon, GileRd, esrdingtOn,
Ashley, Delaware, Lewis Center and MOrthing-
ton.
2d Train-2:25 P. M.-ACCOMMODATION.- Stops
at all stations, and arrives in Columbus at 90
p NJ, Cincinnati $3.50 A. y.
Cd Trains-7aO P. M--NIGHT EXPRESS-Stopping
Shelby, Crestline, Gallon, Gileed, CGrdington
and Delaware.
Trains leave Columbus at $50 and l0;20 A. r., P.
g arrive at Cleveland 9.20 A. X, go and P. n.
CONNECTIONsi
Shelby-Sandusky, Mansfield 4 Newark Railroad to
Mansfield, Mt Vernon, Newark, LanesYiile,
Crestline-Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Rail-
road, Forest, Upper Sandusky, Deiphos, Lima,
Fort Wayne, LapOrte, Chicago, &c, West and
Elstfor Mansfield Wooster, MsssillOn, &C.
BellefOntaine, Sidney, Union, Muncie, Indian
apOlls, Terre Haute, Nincennes, Evansville,
Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis. &C.
DaleWare-With Springfield Branch Tor Springfield.
Columbus-Little Miami i Columbus, and Xenia
Railroad, for AefIia, Dayton, Indianapolis,
Terre Haute st. Louis, Morrow, LOyeland. and
Cincinnati, and with the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad at Cincinnati for Louisville, Evans
ville, Cairo, st. Louis, and all points on the
Ohio River.
Coumbus-Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, Zanes-
vile, Wheeling, &c.i Columbus, Piqua q In
2 diana Railroad for Piqua, Urbsna, &c.
Bs3-for Tickets 10 all points and information apply
at the Passenger Station, and At unil Ticket Office
Cleveland, May "a, 1861. Superintendent
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MAIL DSSERoyED, Among the mails cap
tured and destroyed by the rebels, on the
railroad between washingtonand Philadel7
phia, was a bag from Baltimore for CleVe-
land.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT James A. Garfield
was in the city yesterday for brief busf-
ness visit. He is spending the summer at
his home in Hiram, Portage county. 4
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WANTED TO RENTAA HOUSE OF
w about seven or eight loOns, with barn, &c.
Possession must be given immediately. Address,
stating terms, '' A. A., Leader Once. jylI-l5JS
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OLEvRLAND AND TOLEDO R. R
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

On and after Monday May 10th. 1854, Passenger
Trains will leave Cleveland follows Sundays ex-
ceptcd:
$50 A. M.-CHI6AGO EXPREss.-stops at Berea,
Grafton, Oberlin, korwalk, MOnrOgyille, Belle
vue, Clyde, Fremont and Eimore, and arrives
ut ToledO At iOs5 A. n and ChicstIO at 20 p.
100 p. M.-WESrERN MAIL.-St0ps at all stations
on Southern Division, and arrives at Toledo at
6:aDP.M. Chicago at , 20 4. NJ.
4:3O p. M.-N0RrIIElkN MAIL.-StOps at all sta
tiOns on Northern DiEision, and arrives at SAN
dusky at 7:lO p NJ.
700 P. M.-NIGIIT EXPRESS. Stops at Grafton,
NUrwalk. MOnroeyille, Clyde and Fremont, and
g.l6 A
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IH SoN HoaLs',- oIL op - BARRELS CAR
julyy-I5s uand and for sale BY
"S - :; = = :. ,- lAl03e. !.
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AppoiutmEnts.

A PPOINTMEsTS FOR THE YEAR
u OF lSU4.-Dr. CLARK, Of German Reformed
botanical Physician aud Surgeon, will consult pa
tients for all chronic diseases Of every character
FREE or CHARGE, at the following times and places
during the present year:
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CLEVELAND & ERIE RAILROAD
sUMMER ARRANGEMENT.


On and after Monday, May 10th, 1891, Passenger
Truins will run as follows, (Sundays exeeptedl:
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
g:il A. M-DAY EXPRESS TliAtH-StOpping q
NdlOugliby, Painesyille, Geneva, Asntabuln,
COnueaut and Girard only, aud arrive at Eric at
l:I5 r. n, Dunkirk :36 p n, Buffalo 5:l5 P. ~.
3.20p. M.-CINCINNATI MANIFESTATIONS at
Painesyille, Ashtabula and Girard only, and ar
rives at Erie6;27 P. NJ, Dunkirk ;2l p. n, Buf-
$50 p. NJ. MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
Stopping at all stations aud arrive at Erie ut
2.lOP. M.-NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping At
Painesyille, Ashtabula and Girard only, alid
arrives at Erie at l2:i2 A n, Dunkirk z;i3
A. n, Buffalo 40 A. NJ
11 LEAVE ERIE.
I.25 A. M.-NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-stepping
- al Girard Ashtabula and Painesyiie Only, and
arrive at Cleveland at 90J A. n
6.0O A. NJ NAIL AND ACCOMMoDATiON
TRAIE-St0pping az all statons and arrive az
Cleveland at 10 10 A. n
e.tO A. M.-TOLEDO EXPRESS-StOpping at all
stations except SWanvflle, Say bruOk, UniOpEille
Perry, Mentor and WieillIne, aud arrives AZ
2.,e p M2DAY ExPREss TRAIN-stoppiriy- At
Girard, COnneaut, Ashta5ula, and Painesyille
only and arrives in Cleveland at - p. n.
D55- second Class Cars are run. on all through
All the trains going westward connect 1T oieyeiand
with trains for Toledo, chicago, Columbus, Cincin-
natl Indianapolis, St. Louis, &C.; and all thTVugh
trains going eastward, connect at Dunkrk with tlo
iai With those Of the New York Central & Buffalo
New York City Railroads for New York, Albany 4
Boston, Niagara Falls, &C., and at Erie with tains
on the PHILADELPHIA 4 Erie Railroad
Girsrd with Trains on Erie & Pittsburgh Railroad
for Iinesvfile MsadYiie, jamestown, &e. y /
II. NOTTINGHAM, Supt-
CleTsIand, May 10TH lsS4, 10 GLIff (
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Grand Pleasure Excursions
i-.-i.iIl TO . II
LAKE SUP ERIORE


One Of the following splendid hrst-class steam a,
viz Cleveland, Illinois, Northern Light, Iron 81,
Traveller, Meteor, Iron sides, Lac La Belle and ~
abir, viii leave Cleveland, Ohio, at o'clock, P T..
each day Of the week except saturday and sunt -,
and Detroit, Mich on thofolowing days At o'elrE
p. n, through the months Of July and AuguEt.
making grand Excursion Trips to the many poi -
interest the great Inland seas OF America VII -
for utility, pleasure and health unsurpassed ~
any other ON the Continent. IT,
This Trip Of over 90 miles embraces six deg -
u latitude and eleven Of lOngitude and include =
its circuit Lakes Erie Sc. Clair, Hurun audlSIps-
rior, with the loauiif rivers Dotroit St Clair saa
st. Mary's
The many and extensive mines Of iron and -.
per- uneqaalled by any in the world, with the NJ Ny
discovered and inviting deposits Of silver lead, ~
and romantic scenery, combined with its pure naa
bracing climate, reRdFs the Lake superior trip -
Of far more than ordinary interest to the eaptagtI
the pleasure-seeker or the invalid.
The aboye-nsInel steamers are elegantly fitted q,
with large and airy cabins and state-rooms, wlil8
every precaufion bos been taken to provide for -
safety and comfort Of passengers-
Fare, including state-ruum5 and meals, about -
cents per mile Time occupied in making the r0lI14
trip, from to 10 days ----t A
ROOms secured and further information obtai 81
by application 10 ROB'r HANNA & CO.,
HUSSEY & MCBRIDE,
- 81 GARRETSON, ,IiOWB&CO.
june2El64 Cleveland, Ola.
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Eaks gagiaaIIaa.
EoRFHERN TRANSPORTATION -oOMPANlf.
ron CHICAGO.

sV'HE sTAUNGH sczzE
- Il steamer
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Card froGn Fire Engineer Hin.

CLEVELAND, July IS. 1861.
In behalf of the Members of the Fire
Department, desire to return thanks TO
Miss Bertha Judson, Of Perry street, for the
kind forethought displayed by her in ma
king and Bringing to the Firemen bucket
of lemonade during the fire yesterday
afternoon. -
-.v JAMES C. HILL,
Cbiaf Eira tn ,;nna-
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8atirmafy.
A TLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN
n RAILWAY.
MERARRANcEMENT
New York Through Lime,

Two through Express Trains between Cleveland and
New York Takes effect July IL, 1884.
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FRANKLIN BRANCH.
MAHONING DIVISION.
OLFYELAND= AND PITTsBURGH

CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
~ RAIL ROA D
1854. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1854.
On and after Monday, May 18TH 1854, Trains leave
Cleveland as flliOwf, daily, Sundays exceptedl:
30 A. M.-mAIL-Arrives at New York at 300
NJ; Philadelphia T:0O A. n. BOltimOre 20 A
M; Pittsburgh 80 P. M Wheeling D PM
/ :25 P. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at New ork 10 z.
M; Philadelphia at 0:20 A. M. Baltimore at
II 80 A. M; Pittsburgh sos p. NJ; Wheeling
5:l9 P. M; New Philadelphia 7 40 =. NJ.
lergburgh. rvr
MoTning Train connects at Ravenna with A. & G..
W. Railroad Train for all points On that Road
Care run through from Pittsburgh to New York
(via AhentOwnl without change Of cars.
Do Fare as low as BY any other line.
tkG- Through Tickets can be procured at the Union
Ticket Otfite, WeldeH House, at the Depot, or the
Euclid-Street Station.
]. II. DEYEREUX, sup't.
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JAMES C. HILL,
Chief Fire Engineer.

TIE EIGHTH REGIMENT.-Capt. Douglas, of
the 18th U, S. Infantry has just completed
the mastering out the gallant Eighth o. v.
I. The strength of the regiment when
mustered out was as follows:
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.NTED IA SITUATION AS
~ Boos-keeper, Shipping Clerk er salesman, oy
' - n commercial experience Address
ySuns Cleveland, or ). T. Wilson, Of the iirIn Of
I;;SS,' =, = S-sttenden x Co. Riyer-st. juiy9-lJ9
C1AME TO MY STABLE, NO, 76
y chanplafn-st, on Monday, July Alta, Bay
Mare, 10 hands hgh. The owner can have her 0y
FFoShns Fs,il1s u, P1oR''' FAED. kIMBERLEY.
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MOOLSACKS.
at
ALCOTT AND HORIZONS
=. --n.1 %

A splendid custom made fine French
cali boot, for $3.50, at the Great Bankrupt
Sale, 100 Superior street, near Water, the
cheapest store in the city to buy boots and
shoes.
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- * Books WILL CLOSE SATURDAY,
" 23d, 1864.
H. s. WHITTLESEY,
iulv12-16o County Treasurer.
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On and after Monday, May 10th, 1891, Passeng nge
Truins will run follows, SUNDAYS exeepted):
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NoTICE.- ] Sturtevcnt & Son will give
away shavings by the wagon load, for
one week, at the corner of Seneca and
Michigan street. july7:l5S.
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COMMERCIAL
CLEVELAND MARKET.
thIQRNING LEADER oFFI0E,

0-'---@ ---'--'e5 SuiJ 40 -o0-'l
The receipts of Grain by rail for the "A hours
ending at half past one O'Clock to-day are as fol-
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CONNECTIONS.

Connections made at M0nroeville with the SAN
dusky, Mansfield Newark r. B.; at Clyde with the
Sandusky, Dayton Z Cincinnati r f.; At Fremont
with the fremOat & Indiana X. r. and at Toledo
with the Michigan Southern Northern Indiana and
Oledo 4 Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit,
Jackson, FOIt Wayne, Logansport, Lafayette, Cairs,
Southwest. a-.
Trains arrive In Cleveland from Toledo and the
West at 6.2O A. H., 2:45 P. NJ aud SO p n. From
Sandusky at 9:l5 A. N. l.. ID. RBCkER, Sup't-
Cleveland, May To- 1854.
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EMPLOYMENT.-S75 a MONTH
ia Agents wanted 10 sell Sewing Machines. We
VIM give a commission on all machines sold, or EN-
ploy agents who will work for the above wages and
ri eYpenses paid Address d. B. HERRlNGTUN
= co.. Detroft. Mich. iuly9-IGu
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NEW YORK, July IS.
COtfOn.---Duil and nominal. G09I G3 is
asked for middling uplands.
FIOur.---State and Western firm and fair de-
Inafid. 10 25al0 80 for extra State; 10 TjGlI %
for extra Round Hoop Ohio; II JO9l2 % for Trade
Brands. Market closing steady. --.--a
whisky. ---lrrrguar and unsettled.E Sales OF
13 $40 bbls at lC3@IGT for State lG5GlTO for wes-
tern.
Wheaf.---BIore active and five cents higher
, 4O6l2 Is for Chicago Spring; i292 so Milwaukee
Club . C06g2G5 for Winter Red Western
COFn---Aetive and two cent butter. jS@l 60
for New Mixed Western i5j for inferior dO.i and
I 81 for Western yellow.
Osis-fo better. 951z99s for Western.
COnee-Dull.
Susar-Dull.
REOlaSses--.Dull snd unchanged a.
PefrOIeIm--sFirm. Refined in bond az SIG
SS Crude duh at IS.
WOOI---Quiet. .-...
POrlS---Higher. Fair business doing. SO co
for Mess and II OO@43 40 for now do. Closing at
the inside price. IS O0G39 70 for New Prime and
SO OO for Prime Ness.
Beef-Dun ami unchanged. Cut Meat quiet.
LarIl---Firmer but quiet
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