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Run OvEE.-A little boy, whose name
we did not learn, was run over on 0ntari1
street yesterday morning by a wagon
which was being driven rapidly down the
street, while attempting to run across in
front of the team. One of his legs was
hroken.
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Many Of our citizens have for some time
been aware of the fact that our present WOr-
thy Mayor, I. U. Masters, has, on account
Of illness, had in contemplation the resigns
ton of his office and departure from the
city for few months. In accordance with
this intention, he sent in the following letter
to the Council, at its meeting last night, re-
signing the office of Mayor of the city of
Cleveland.
MAYORS OFFICE, CLRvELAED. o.,
May 18th, 1854.
Gentlemen Of the City Council:
Taking the advice of my physician, am
about to leave the city for few months, in
hopes to improve my health. 1t therefore
becomes necessary for me to resign my Of
fce. therefore respectfully offer my resig-
nation of the Office Of Mayor of the city of
Cleveland, to take effect when my successor
is elected and qualified.
In taking leave of you, permit me to ex-
press to you individually my highest respect
for the kindness that have ever received at
your hands, and TO wish you sll health and
prosperity
Respectfully yours,
L. U. MASTERS mayor.
The Council at once proceeded to fill the
vacancy. Mr.. Roberts nominated George
B. sentsr; Mr.. Bond, o. N. oviatt; and Mr..
Crspser, William B. Castle. The vote re-
suited as follows:
For George B. Senter :-Messrs. Bower,
DsDgler, Goldrick, Huntington, Jones, Mar
tin, Henderson, Roberts, Russell, Sturges,
Townsend, Upton and Willard.
For William B. Castle ;-Messrs. Blair,
Crspser, Ksating, Presley and Truscott.
For o. N. oviatt :-Messrs. Bond, Buhrsr
and Gardner.
Colonel senter was thereupOn declared
elected.
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NEW YORK AIARKET--may IL.
INV 4ErwaaApu1


FIour-Stste and Western lOc higher and rather
doing, Sales at fT l0a7 21 extra State s7
35a7 IS for common to good shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio; O. sOas 30 for trade brands the
market closing quiet. Included In sales 6re 2OD bis
extra state for all June, at e7.25-
Whlgky-Ermer. sl,z6Hal,27 for State; 81 ,29Al, :
80 for Western.
Whear-Is2c higher, with a fair demand for ex-
port. sales o. winter red western at 81 66al, ,6g
chicago spring at al 53al,62; Milwaukee club At
b7al62 A so $500 bushels hicag1 spring and Mil
waukee club to arrive a. sl,55al,60
OOrB-Exolted, and 2a3c higher. Old mixed West
ern in store el,4 a,4s.
ORfH-Quiet at 90z9lo for Western.
Coffee ull. No sales Of importance.
suEar-Dul NuseOVado l731alsc.
mOlaases-Duii.
WOOl-rirm
PsTrOIeum-Firm Crude 50; Refined in bond So
Pork-Opensd dull az about Yesterdays prices
and closed more &C i've but lower $500 for mess ;
US 5Os25 4 fer old do s25 Oa2701 for new do clos
ing AZ s26 63f; a23 0Oa24 90 for old and new prime
e27, 90 for prime mss Alsl 200 bbls new mess for
June buyers option at $3.50, and 500 bbls do for
MAY same terms. at f27 %.
Beef-fuli and unchangek
Bacon Sidea-Dull and nOminally unchanged
Lard-mOre active and frmer at ls<ail14o the
latter an extreme at the close.
BuLLer-In geOd demand. Ohio 25aS6o; State
34a59c, the latter for choice in firkins
Cheese-Lowsr. lzalsc for inferior Ohio to prime
State
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G. B. sentsr, Esq, was declared elected.
ORDINANCES.


To levy and assess special tax on Euclid
street. Ordinances.
To levy taxes for the year 1864. Ordin-
ances.
To levy and assess a special tax on Pros
pect street. Second reading.
To levy and assess special tax on Eagle
street. Second reading.
To establish the grade of Dare street.
Second reading.
To levy and assess a special tax upon West
Alley. Second reading.
To vacate portion of Kinsman street.
Tabled one week
To grade, pave and improve Seneca street,
between Champlain street and the Ohio
canal. Tabled one week
To grade and improve Michigan street.
Tabled one week.
To grade and improve part Of Canal and
Kiusman streets. Tabled one week.
To amend Sec. 2 of an ordinance entitled
"An ordinance to grade and pave the osrri-
age ways aud cutters and curb the sidewalks
on Euclid street, between Monumental Park
and South Perry street" Second reading.
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DEATH or P. R. sPEEoER.-Hsrvey Spen-
cer, Esq, engaged as a teacher of penmanship
in the COmmerciAf College, received tele-
gram yesterday, announcing the death Of his
father, Platt R. Spencer, widely known as
the inventor of the spencerian system of
penmanship and the great refOrmsr of hand
writing.
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DISTRICT CONvEHrIoE-The Convention
of the Union party of the 18th Congressional
District, for the purpose of selecting dele
gates to the Union National Convention
which meets at Baltimore on the 7th of June,
will meet at Brainsrd's Hall at eleven O'Clock
this morning.
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FRoK THE 15OTH.-Our readers will find
= letter from Washington on another page of
this mornings issue, giving an account of
the arrival of the 15Oth in Washington, with
news as to its destination, &c.
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That fine house and lot, No. 146 Pros
pect Street, is to be sold at auction by o..
Cutter & Son this "Wednesday morning, at
10 O'Clock, on the premises. A rare chance
for Investment. See Advertisement.
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ar. sTOOK mAKKKR-NlaI IL.

y N saaIgHF
atOokE-LoWer at second BOARD.
United States Five -twenties coupons, l0T, Seven
thirties ll2, Oneyear certificates g86, Ohio aud Mis-
sissippi certificates IS. Pacinc Mail 23, New York
Central l33 hrie iI3 do preferred los, Hudson 49,
Reading l3T, Michigan Central 48S, IL inois Central
scrip 1904, hiohiRan Southern 81, DO guaranteed
l37, Alton an TerTe HRute preferred 50, Cleveland
and Pittsburgh ia GAena 1919, Rock Island ll5)S,
Toledo sHd " abash 72A, Chicago ana Northwestern
IS, do preferred S3S.
The following we're the closing rates at Gallagher
Evening Exchange:
Gold l79 Eris ll4s, Reading llsS. Illinois Cen
trail 1918, Pittsburgh ll54. Toledo i5l4, Fl Wayne
IS58, Terre HRute 6s Canton 464. New YORK Central
l34S Huison 1875, Glichigtn Usntral l43A, Michi-
gan outhern 9s4. Gk'ena I54H, Northwestern 'sA,
Prairie du Ohien ~ Ohio aad Mississippi certificates
554, Cumberland slx Market strong and active
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CITY NEWS

RELIEF FoR TIE WoUEDED.-Governo
BrOugh on Monday dispatched R. D. Harri-
son, of Springfield, and F. 7. Wallace, of
this city, to Washington, to attend to the
wants Of wounded Ohio soldiers.
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FOR style, beauty and durability go to
the Great Bankrupt Sale, No. lOs Superior
street. Ladies' CATERS, BslmOrals, also
Gents snd Childreu's boots and shoes, q,
prices that suit the public. Crowds of ladies,
the elite of the city, show their good sense by
purchasing at the Great Bankrupt Sale.
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The Politician who said his mouth never

The Politician who said his mouth never
uttered lie, in all probability spoke through hi.
nose. But the person who said that madame Por
ter's CouSh Basam is tbs best Remedy fer Coughs
Colds and all affections Of the Throat and Lungs ev
or used-must have spoken with eyes wide open from
experience, aud does not fear contradiction; foI
Il is what every body says that it, pleasant
and eectuA and yet retails for 25 cents per BOTTLE
Draggi Is all ssllit
SsS-MsdAme Porter's Curative Bslssm oaA be ob
aimed at Benton Bros, and Strong Armstrong;
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SEE TIE CoEQUEREG HERo.-Splsndid
large new steel plate portraits of General
Grant. Canvassing agents wanted through
out the State. Specimens sent by mail on
receipt of retail prices, one dollar. Address
B. S. Green, Room American Buildings,
Cleveland, Ohio. msyl4:I5I
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The DAWN OF A BRIGHTER DAY-The
| gigantic struggle of the Army of the Poto-
mac, and the splendid victories achieved,
seem plainly to point to the dsWning of a
brighter day, when our war worn
heroes can return to the fond embraces
of the loved ones at home, and when, peace
like, the sunlight of the bright May morn
shall spread its benign radiance over our
whole land. 'Tis useless to battle with fate,
and, to those who are not heedlessly blind,
tits plain Uncle Sam. has not got his growth
yet.
The course of human events most
certainly points to a mighty Republic
on this continent, which no power on earth
can crush until it shall have had its day and
better and more orious government shall
spring into existence when law and liberty
shall be more perfect. It is madness to at
tempt to break the bond that unites the sis
terhood of States.
AIN vain is the strife
When its fury s past,
Their fortunes must flow
In one channel at last,
As the torrents rusn
From the mountains Of snow
Rolled mingled IN peace
Through the valleys below.
Whilst these mighty events are trsnspir-
ing, upon which q nations hopes are center
ed whilst the lightning spark serds along
the little wire the joyful news that shall
make glad the hearts of thousands, the Me-
tropolitan Gift Book Store, No. I40 Superior
street, continues in successful operation,
and many are each day made happier by
visit to that popular place. A gift with each
book.
Catalogues sent free to any legibls address.
DANIEL LINCOLN.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Go TO SHERwOOD's great closing out sale
of Dry Goods this week, for bargains. 242
and 244 Superior street. See advertisement.
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To exessa the original cost, the bell, bslfry,
gas fixtures, blinds, &c.. OF Engine Company
No. 10, lately disbsnded. Fire and Water
Committee to report expenses.
ELECTION OF MAYOR.
The Council proceeded to the election Of
Mayor in place Of Mayor Masters, resigned.
g. B. Ssnter, o. NJ. 0Vistt and W. B. Castle
were nominated. The ballot resulted:
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
EHTERED..........----.May II.
stmr City of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit.
Prop Iron Uity Cleveland OntenAgOn, lO9 tons COP
per ore.
Schr 4 Allen. Gilmore, Buffalo
sohr J A NJ Donald, Hudson, Port Rowan, Il9 II
feet lumber, 49 n shingles.
OnEA May "
Stmr City OF Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit.
Prop Iron City, Cleveland. On tOnaEOn.
Prop Granite state, Forsyth, Toledo
Brig Mohsgan, Boshen topper darbor.
Sehr Sacrament, johnson, bunalO, $50 tons coal
sohr Lucy Auchard, Henderson, Toledo l2T tons
coal.
Schr " b Manning, Tench, Detroit, l55 tons coal.
Schr Nonpareil, Finley Saginaw
schr Evelin Bates, Harrington, Buffalo, 45 ton coal.
Schr Starlight, Oramer. sag nav.
ScOW swallow. Fuller Port huron.
ScOW G N anger, Perry Port HurOa.
SoOw VIM Park, Flick, Detroit. 80 tons coal
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Ale and POrter-Steady at following quotations:
Present Use Xxx ale 1890; Stock XXX, $1,000 to sI2-
%; BENNETT $500; Pale Cream sII,OO Porter OH.
AIaIr-steady at 81 so per bushel.
HoBs-RAnge at 25as5c, according to quality.
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DEETIsrRY.-Dr. B. ?. Robinson, Office
No. so Wood street. All kinds Of surgical
and mechanical dentistry, done in the best
manner and at low price.
dsn2R27
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY mARkRT.


MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
TUESDAY EVENING, May II, 1854.
GOId-The price OF gold continues to advance and
may be expected to do 80 while armies are CON-
parativsIy inactive. Reports to day from Washing
ton stated that Lee was being heavily reinforced to-
gsther with other facts tending 10 discourage the
pOpaIar hops,-none of which reliable, and per.
haps all untrue-and upon the strength Of these go
advanced the closing rate tonight being l79. The
buying rates here to-day liz and l75, according
to the New York fluctuations, buyers maintaining 4
good mArgin the market closing at the latter rate
sIIvor-Buying nominally 10 per cent. below
gold.
mOney-In active demand and fair supply at So
IL per cent chiefly 7@7z. National funds s1me-
what tighr, in consequence OF large calls hom the
Government for Paymasters.
ExchanES-Rather close. Par on New York for
Government, National and Ohio funds; Eastern and
Pittsburgh per cent discount
Government BOnds-MOdsratelJ active and
firm at the following rates:
Buying Selling
5-20s, May coupons of...........-...-I061S los
7-30's, April and October............ll0 Il2H
1905, February and August..-..--ll0 u5h
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A few choice styles Dress Hats opened
this morning at Mrs. ShsW'G rooms.
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FoR Plumbing, Gas Fitting and Fix
lures go to McGarvey's, opposite the POstof-
ace, agent for the celebrated lava tip gas
burner. apr20:l49
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MORNING LEADER
WEDNESDAY, MORNTNG. may rs, 1874.

HEW ADVERFIsEaxERs
O. a. RsAd-U. 8. 1910 Bonds.
John Bllslsr-Academy Of Music.
Atheneum Music HalI-A. Montpelier.
Cleveland and Pittsburgh BaIlIOAd-summer Ar
rangement.
J. n. a h. Hower-Dry Goods.
strickland-Pile Remedy.
Isaac A. Isacs-The Poet on Train.
A. & G Rettberg-Ladiss Travelling Rags.
Hover and Pope-Gi oceries.
FOR sale-Bouss and lot.
o. Cutter and soo-Local Notice.
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TONSORIAL
WIGS AND HAIR WORK
VIM. Days New establishments,
The Largest In she state,
FOR VIC MAKING AND LADIES' HAIR DRESSIEsl
E6PUBLIC SQUARE,

celebrated
Illus SION VIC,
that resembles Nature e. to defy the closest ti
ny. very large and beautiful stock OF LONG HAIR
drought BY the proprietor from EurOpe,)
FOR SWITCHES AND BRAIDS.
The finest assortment ever seen in this City.
Ladies' Front Pieces and Half WIgs,
In every style with all Improvements.
SETS OF OURLS, made from French Natural
Ourled Hair, (guarsnteed.)
Est9eHs Double / Triple BovI, Raterfalls, Re.
hade By the advertiser, equal to those imported.
Ladies Braids made into any Kind Of Head Dress or
Bow without injury to Switch.
LADIES' HAIR DRESSING in the most
prevailing and fashionable styles.
9B-All work warranted as represented
BOT and OOLD BATHS At al hours dse7s
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OM "a 8 u OIAk
CLEVELAND mARKkF.

mOEFiGG LEADEK OFgICE,
TUESDAY EvsEIEs, Hay H. 1881.
Receipts The following are the receipts Of grain
By rail and canal during the "a hours ending at half
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Total examined.
VIZ nnnsn .n..nA

We again repeat that those marked in the
above list, as held to service, are allowed
three days to furnish substitutes or pay COM
mutation, if they desire to do either. 1t is a
noteworthy fact that almost all, if not all,
of them have expressed the intention Of
doing so.
Samuel Weaver, of Franklin, is over age,
and proved the fact to the satisfaction of the
board, but generously and periodically re-
fused to take advantage of the fact, and paid
commutatiOn. A case like this is certainly
rare enough to receive especial notice and
commsudation.
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THE DRAFT.
Examination Of Drafted Men Continued
Fifty MIen Examined.

Examination Of Drafted Men Continued
Fifty AIen Examined.
The Board of Enrolment continued their
lsbors yesterday, first examining drafted
men from the townships of Northampton
Franklin, Mentor, Cuyshoga Falls and Cop
ley, who failed to report on Monday, and
then proceeding to the townships set for eX-
aminatio a yesterday. A few cases from the
city we're also disposed of. Fifty drafted
men we're examined during the day. The
following list exhibits their names and the
disposition Of their cases
SUMMIT COUNTY.
NORTHAMPTON.
Philemon Barber. Held to service.
FRANKLIN.
Samuel Weaver Paid communication,
NORTON.
John B. Jones Physical Disability.
Uriah Ebert........Held 70 service,
cUxAHOaA FALLS.
James H. Byrne--over sge-
oOPLEY.
Henry Fairbanks. Held to service.
Seth NJ. Thomas Nov in service,
Moses B eible-..-Phy ysical Disability.
Charles Francisco. Held to service.
Benz StimPson.--...Held to service.
Stephen Golding. Mental lmbeelllty.
Henry StimpsOn...Held to service.
Daniel Rugle.........P Physical disability.
PORTAGE.
George H. Davis. Held to service.
Horace Hill.........Physlcal disability
CorwIn Hamlin.....Held to service.
Jacob stoll--.;--.-.,,heid TO service
Ezra Leonardo. Over age.
Eber Hawkins Held TO service.
Alvin Rice............Ph Physical disability
Foster Tarbe..--..Pnysieal disability.
L. L. Risden--.-Physleal disability.
J. F. Weygant......Held to service.
o. II. Wilcox.......Held to service
John Pinkney .--..-Held to service.
SPRINGFIELD.
John s. Hsrt.........Substitute now in the field.
James HOpe.........Phy sical disability.
STOW.
George ". Hsrt...H Held to service.
William Haylock...Alien, over age
Levi Schick ........... Held to service.
C. Southmsyd......Held to service.
Alex. Gettys.........Held to service.
John Buchanan. cid te service
LAKE COUNTY.
MENTOR.
F. h. Physical disability.
Samuel Gibbons. Furnished substitute.
Amos W. Sweet. Held TO service.
Luther, @. Fenton.. Held to service.
WILLOUGHBT.
Elijah A. Ward.....Physical disability.
John Lilly ly............Substitute now in the field
2. F. Williams Furnished substitute.
Charles PeltOn..---. Furnished substitute.
Danford Smlth-,-...Over age.
0. J. Furnished substitute.
:. d. Shoemaker. Physical disability.
CLEVELAND.
FIRsr WARD
W. P. Cooke.....-..Furnished substitute.
SECOND WARD.
L. L. Hiekox...... Furnished substitute.
THIRD WARD.
Oscar Nonresident IN district.
4 L. Ohamplin-.,.Psid communication,
Vim. J. Gordon....Over age.
SUMMARY.
Furnished substitutes
Paid Communication ......... ......... .........
1elQ 70 serFlce--..-.........
Total ccepted--..............-... p
Exempted for physical disability-....12
Exempted for non-residence in dis
exempt, over age-.........--....-..-.-...-.-.b
Exemption Mental Imbeclity y...........1
Exempt, Substitute now in the Field 2
Exempt, In the United States Service 1
Total pted....-............-. .......- %
Total examined................... ... &c. so
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OIL
oil OIL OIL
ALEXANDER, sc0FIELD & CO.,
REFIHERs OF
Extra Petroleum Oil, Ben7OIo and
Machinery oils.

We pay particular attention to packages thereby
saving our customers much loss by leakage We
guarantee our oil give perfect satisfaction and
IS good any male in the city. Also, pay par
ticulAr attention TO patting up Of
NAPTHA OR BENZOLE
suitable for Varnish Manufacturer and PAintsrs'
use. IN hand and for sale
3J bbls extra refined Petroleum OIL,
100 bbls Deoderized Benzole (eQual 70 Turpsntins)
100 bblB No. l, Lubricating Oil,
which We sell at lowest market prices.
UFFIOE-l0S ~. Clair steet, formerly occupied By
Wm q. Scoield 70.
john ALEXAEBER,t GTEVEEhMn ~
WIZ. C. soOFIELD,
HaTH WtIanH aprfl2
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LEGAL INTELLIGKNCK.
Court of Common Pleas.

CIVIL BRANCH-BKFoRK JUDGE BoLToE.-
In Courtroom No. 1, the Court met, the
docket was called, and court adjourned until
this morning.
CIVIL LBRAEcH-BEFORE JUDGE COFFIEBURY.
The case of Taggart Ds. Sayles was yesterday
dismissed, at plaintiffs costs. At the pre-
vious term the case had been dismissed for
noncompliance with the ruIe for the pay
ment of costs, but the order had been re-
voksd on condition that the costs be paid
within ten days. This condition had not
been complied with, and the case was yes
terday dismissed.
CRIMINAL BRAEoH-BEFORE JUDeE FooTE.
The Grand Jury was yesterday empsneiled
and sworn. We have already published the
venire of the Jury, but as several were sx-
cused and tslesmen substituted in their
places, we append list of the Grand Jurors
yesterday empanelled:
Foreman, Caleb AtWater, Cleveland.
William b. Perry, Independence.
Archibald Powell, Cleveland.
EiphaIet Wyatt, Brooklyn
william Gaylordy EuoHu.
A. B Fuller, Middleburgh.
David Burnham, Cleveland.
Robert Wall,
Marcus A. Bard, East Cleveland.
Geo. W. Calkins, Cleveland.
B, Mastick, RockpOrt.
william b. Colt, East Cleveland.
AlmOn Burgess, Cleveland.
Thomas Davis,
Sturgis Lyme,
The petitjury were not empanelled yester-
day.
UNITED STATES COURT-Judge SWayne
appeared and took his seat on the bench in
this court yesterday.
The case of the United States %. Brown,
for attempting to entioo soldier to desert,
WAS concluded yesterday morning. The jury
brought in q verdict of "GuiIty."
The case of the United States vs. Asher
Warner, charged with passing counterfeit
postal currency, was next taken up, and is
still on trial In the continued illness of
Prosecuting Attorney Paine, B. White, Esq ,
appeared for the United States. Messrs.
Riddle, Backus and HOvey are counsel for
defendant.
The case of the United States v,. Bland,
for enticing a soldier to desert, has been
nolled.
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LAKE NAVIGATION.
For Lake superior.

- THE NEW AND Ell
i egant passenger steamer
METEOR, R. s RYDER, Master,
viii leave our dock tor 0ntOn lgon and all interme-
diate points on Lske Superior, Wednesday May l5ih,
Al q O'Clock P N. FOR freight or passage apply to
GARRET5OE, HOWE B 90,
mevt7.lsl No. River street.
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In Hudson, Ohio, at the residence Of the brides
mother. The tn inst bT Rev. H L. Hitchcock,
Mr.. EDSt Al I'D W. STUART, A. B., OF Milan, to
Miss HATTIE Z. WHEDON, Of the IOrmer place
DIED.
FtiIay. May 18th. in Peninsuls, Summit county,
Ohio, ELIZA ISABELLA, daughter OF Thos J. and
Margaret maoKay- aged 3years.
Ten-FOFty Government Loan.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
rHR FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
OF CLEVEAND,
designated permanent Depository Of the Govern
msnt, Is prepared TO receive subscriptions to the
Ten-ROrty Government Loan,
now ready for delivery
Depository for U. s. Ohioers, Psymasters and
Quartermastsrs. mar3O-l52.
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PORK-500 BsLs. CITY PACKED
l. p T. BURGESS,
IL Ia a E.-...
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ny. CATTLE mARKET-nnr u.


The current prices for the week at sl the markets
are as follOwb:
Beef CntIls-Per cwt., first quality, sI7,OOals,-
90; ordinary TO good, per cwt, sl6,OHgl7,tO; COM
mon, sl5, ,O0nl6,O0. inferior, ei3,00Ml4,59.
Cows and CaiVes-First quality f55O0a65, 90;
ordinary, t45O0a500 90; common, $40 OOa4500; infs-
nor, e35, ,00a4O,i0
Veal CaIves-First quality. p b, 95Se; ordina-
~, 81 a9c common, 75Sasc; inferior, 67aa7o.
sheep and L4ambs-Extra q head, s9,OO611' 90
prime, q, ,5OH9,Og; ordinary e7,50155O common
IS, s al 50; inferior s5,0Oln6,sO.
Swine = Corn fed , pound, s&1sHo; still-fed
8fnS5fc.
Tie prices current for Beef Cattle the past week
are wholly unprecedented. tbs total receipts show
q considerable Increase over last week, Jet there
were more than were needed, at an advance Of Sc
per pound.
RECEIPTS.
Total receipts Of all stock at all the yards for
the week were follows:
OOWs........ "
Sheep and lambs sl8I
swine --.-......-.
PITTSBURGH OIL MARKET.
Especial to the Lesder
PITIsBURGH, May II
PefFOisum-FiTm at former quotations. Sales
not very large at 235Sa28fc for crude Refined firm.
No transactions OF any amount. Arrivals small the