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PORTAGE COUNTY NEws.-From the Ra-
VIENNA Democrat:

VIENNA Democrat:
Upon, Thursday last, Sheriff Parsons ar
rests1sLewis Probst, a matchmaker in Gle
veland, for the larceny Of silver watch,
on the 25th of August, 1858. Probst was at
that time in the employ of E. R. Wait of
Ravenna, who is the loser of the property
in question. Ravenna readers will recollect
the man, as the one who habituslly pro-
menaded the streets, accompanied by his
wife, a rosy checked French woman, in
whose company each summer eeening was
passed at Main street Lager Bier house.
The Sheriff brought his man in safety.
upon the afternoon train from Cleveland
until within half mile of Ravenna sta
ton. Probst then suddenly entered the
saloon of the car and as suddenly preeipi-
tated himself out of the window Of the car
The train, the railroad men say, was run-
ming at the rate of forty miles an hour
The affair happened but u few rods west
Of the transfer station of the C. & P. and a.
x g, w. r. R, In few minutes Probst
was able to stand and walk from the spot
OF his tragic alighting to the Jail, dist
ance OF about mile. The act itself as we'll
as the statement of the prisoner, confirms
the theory of premeditsted attempt to
commit suicide.
Upon Friday the prisoner was brought
S~ACAS uotiNs9 RpOlllGL- luE case was con-
tinued uptf Monday. 81. u.-
The examination Of Monday resulted in
binding the accused over for trial TO. the
next term of Court, in the sum of $780, In
default of bail he was committed to jail
The name of the Post office at Freedom
Station, on the A. & G. W. R. R., has been
changed from Kent p. O. to Freedom Sta
tion. In this connection it may be remark
nH that ha s4s-
the township of Freedom is in daily Mail
communication with Ravenns. The mail
to and from the centre to the R. R. Station,
is now transported from all mail trains.
Upon Saturday, Anson Pritchard, former
ly Lieutenant OF Co. F, 9Th o. V. c., while
saving lath, in the saw mill of jackson,
Pritchard & Co. in Franklin Mills, accident
ally struck his left hand against the buzz
saw, mallgling it terribly. DIR. Craine at
once dressed the injury, and the wound of
the unlueky sawyer is doing very well.
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nrpnRrANr r0 LADIEs-Dr. Har.

IMPORTANT TO LADIES-Dr. Har-
yey's Female Pills have never yet failed in remOT-
ing difficulties arising from obstruction, or stop
page Of nature, or in restoring the system to per-
feet health when suffering from Spinal Affections,
Prolapsus, Uteri the Whites, or other weakness Of
the Uterine Organs. The Pills are perfectly harm
less on the constitution, and may be taken BY the
most delicate female without causing distress-the
same time they act like charm by strengthening,
invgorating and restoring the system to healthy
condition, and by bringing on the monthly period
with regularity, no matter from what causes the
obstruction may arise. They should, however, NOT
be taken during the first three months of pregnan-
cy, though safe at any other time, miscarriage
would be theresult.
Each box contains 60 pills. Price 1 90.
DR.. HARSEr's TREATISE on Diseases Of Females,
Pregnancy, Miscarriage, Bsrrenness, Sterility, Re
production, and Abuses Of Nature, and smPhatical-
Iy the Ladies Private Medical Adviser, a pamphlet
Of GI pages sent free to any address Six cents re-
quired to pay postage.
The Mills and boot vii be sent BY man WHEN aV
sired, securely sealed, ana prepaid, by
]. J.BRYAN, N. D., General Agent,
No. 76 Cedar ST., New York.
no Sold by all the principal Druggists.
C. W CLARK, Druggist, Agent for Cleveland.
july21: :R3:m.w. .f&wy
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.THE FuNERAL OF MAJOR GENERAL McPHER-
soN.-The last hohors win be paid to the
remains of this gallant and distinguished
officer, at Clyde, to-day. The l2sth Regi-
ment and oath Ohio Battery will be present
from sandusky. We hope there viii be q
large attendance from this city. A number
Of the members Ofthe City Council, we un-
derstand, purpose attending.
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NoRTHERN OHIO SOLDIERS IN NAsHvIlLl
HosP1rALs.-The following list of soldier
belonging to Northern Ohio regiments il
sherman's army, admitted to Nashville
hospitals July 18th, and goth, is compiled
from the Cincinnati Gazette;
Mathew Hoehinger, D. IO3rd, left hip slight.
Frederick Roman, 4. lO3rd, light leg, slight.
Cbspin Barrister H. 1O3rd, left groin, slight,
Wallace Hayner, E. 18th, diarrhes
z. ID. Lane c. 10th Cav, disrrhea.
G. W Pratt, ]. h5th, right thigh, severe.
Geo. Turner, f. 124th, left side, severe.
Geo Vauoster, G. l25th, rheumatism.
Arabel Whitaker, A. 1O3rd, right thigh, severe.
w. +. Wiley, l. lO3rd, left hip, severe.
Israel Beck, C. 29th, left foot, severe
Jacob Bestel, F. S7th, right leg,
T. E. Bancroft, 4lst, left hand slight
serrt j. II: Crawford, X. 18th diarrhea.
T. c. Durfey, G. 14th, face, severe
Reynolds 6orden, G. l4th, chest, severe.
John KELLOGG, /. lN5th, bronchitis.
Thos Knowls, 1. 105th, dysentery.
J s. Pruden, K. l4th, seurvy.
H S. o. oss, 1. 65th, abdomen, severe
August Pesc T. II. 125th, rheumatism.
James Thompson, K. sth, left thigh, severe.
Corn. E s. Morse, II. s5th.
Joshua Mason, 7. l03rd, ressction of head Of hu-
Corp. VIM. Il. Thayer, T. sth, pleurisy.
Samuel Wise, I. l25th, small toe left foot ampu-
sergt. Allen NJ Curran, B. lOlst, dysentery.
William DAILY, H. l25th, gunshOt wound, right
arm amputated.
Harvey W. Lamb, ]. 18th.
William G.. Roberts, 1. l25th, EeInittent fever,
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AI1kAPIEp HVRsL' .-sY.-THE BURGLAR AR
80 -. ening, between eleven ana
80 y 0i' tx, the family of B. Butts, Esq,
WY .ldes at the corner of Seneca and St.
air sts., was disturbed by a sound at their
door. On looking out of the window Mr.
Butts saw q couple Of men at work at his
font door, who, on discovering that they
were observed. incontinently eloped. Mr..
Butts gave chase and one of the ras-
Gals was captured at the corner of Bank and
St. Clair streets, and sent te the station
house. We did not learn his name. The
other, whotOOk the opposite direction, made
good his escape.
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CorGBs AND COLDs-The sud-

den changes Of our climate are sources Of PulmOn-
ary. Bronchial and Astbmatic sfsetiSns. Expert
ence having proved that simple remedies often act
speedily when taken in the early stages Of disease,
recourse should at once be had to 'fBRoESrs BROS-
cH1AL TRocHEs," or LOzsnges, let the cold, cough
or irritation of the throat, be ever so slight, by
this precaution more serious attack may be efec-
tuaIly wsrdsd or Public speakers and Singers
will find them sfeerual In clearing and strength
ening the voice. Soldiers should have them as they
can be carried in the pocket and taken occasion
Tsquires, iRnsA0-Ans
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TIE WEBSTER STBEET MURDER.-Applica-
ton was made by the counsel for Jacob
Diehl, the murderer of Mrs. Tyler, for re-
hearing Of the case, before Judge Bolton,
yesterday morning. The Judge dismissed
the application on the ground that the
matter was beyond his jurisdiction.
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a Coon DISSER.-Tom. Elwsod still keeps
up his restaurant, No. l1Q and liz Bank
street, il splendid style. We are glad to
observe that his excellent dinners are free
ly PatrOnized by many of our business men
who do not have the time to go home to
dinner. any one desirOus Of getting q
good dinner down town will find g neat,
convenient and excellent plseo at No. 112,
Bank street,
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RETURNING DEsERTER.-A deserter from
the 18th Wisconsin regiment passed
through this city yesterday afternoon, Oh
his return to Nashville, in charge of TIVE
soldiers of the Invalid Corps, arriving on
the Lake Shore road, and leaving immedi-
ately by the Cincinnati train. A heavy
ball and chain, attached to one leg, prevent
ed too-great dexterity in the use of his
feet.
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OHAsE's MINsTRkLs.-The concert given
at Brainard's Hall last evening by Chase's
Minstrels was of @ higher order of excel
lence than any to which we have listened
before for a long time. In other minstrel
troupes thereal attraction and excellence Of
the company is confined to one department
but here each performer is a star, and
each separate department beyond parallel
for excellence. The -hig house perceived
this and their enthusiasm was great. The
vocal music, by the unrivalled quartetts,
from Bryants Minstels, consisting of Tenn
pleton, Grier, Hilton and savori, was be-
yond comparison tbs best we have heard for
years, from minstrel company. Reed, Fox
and Wallace are immense in their aughter
provoking sayings and dOings. In fact
every part of the entertainment, from the
overture to the plantation scene, was first
class
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Sehpuls.
INsTITUTE. HIRAN

ECTECTIC INSTITUTE, HIRAM
LPORTAGE COUNTY, OHIO.-The Fau Tsrr
the Eclectic Institute for 1854, begins on Tues
day, the 9TH Of August, and continues thirtseI
weeks At the request OF the Trustees, Mr.. GAR
FIELD viii take general superintendence Of the
institution and in the Fa Ternl at least, will de
liver series Of Lectures.
The Trustees have secured the services Of O. "
Haywood A. NJ, an accomplished and successful
Teacher, who will act Associate PriueiDal
Miss BOOrH will retain the superintendent 4
the Ladies' Department. A full corps Of additiona
Teachers will be secured, and special Instruction.
besides for those who desire to MT themselves fol
teaching.
Ample facilities will be Afforded for instructions
in Painting, Vocal aud Instrumental Music and
PsnmanshiP-
IUATIOS. r..-f.
Common English Branches, per term Of thir-
teen 90
Higher English, including Natural Science
and
Higher Mathematics, Ancient and Modern
The Term Of fourteen Weeks at propOrtionate ratss
Instrumental Music, Painting and Drawing, sxtro
No allowance is made for less than half Term
six weeksl except in Of sickness. Students
are required TO make settlements with the PurBsr
within two weeks from the beginning Of the term.
BOARDING.
Board can be obtained in good families at g. Is
and 81 so per week. Students can avail themselves
OF the club system Of boarding, by which the ex-
penses may be reduced one-third. This plan of
found eminently satisfactory.
ALYA UDALL,
President Of the Board Of Trustees
Hiram, Juiy 18th, 1854 -.a
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EXAMINATIONS ISsUXxIT AND LAKE Coux1.
IRs.--The Board of Eminent, on its recent
visit to Akron in Summit, and to Paines.
vile in Lake county, examined 1875 claim
ants for exemption on the ground Of phys
ieal disability. Of these, 628 were from
Summit, and S4s from Lake. The number
exempted was 424-rejeeted 652. The ex-
emptiOns are less than 40 per cent. There
were also many afhdayits fled, claiming
exemption on account Of slisnSgs and over.
pgs, net included in the GhoIs RulhOsh
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NEw YoRIk sToCK ,IARKET.
[sT TELEeRAPH.l
NEW YORK. Juiv 2s. Isl

INV IVIIINi 974IJ 49II'
Government StOeks-Aetive and frmer-
United States 6s 81 coupons l061s9lO61&; sos
coupons IOsd1Os1$; 7-3O Treasury Notes l0s9lOs55.
SfOeks-Better. L I 1l3j&, B & Q I30, NJ q
P DuChien 60, buyer 10; FtWayne II411z, NV 5i54,
DO preferred 50, buyer 10; 1l3, Erie pfd 1lO12,
Hudson 1917, Reading l3G5s, NJ 1891, Ill scrip
ti6cates 5215, one year certificates 9J54, Treasury
1905 lQs1, 6-20s coupons 4os15, Is 81 coupons
IO61[
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1fatistrg.
DENTAL NOTICE

HALLIwELL and DANIELS, Dentists, return
thanks for the very liberal patronage they have
ceived the past twelve years, and hope for contnu-
ance. We also beg TO infcrm those who are in nesG
Of ARTIFICIAL TEETH and other work In our
profession, that our prices will be governed BY tko
Gresnbacks, for all the material use. COn8e-
quently are compelled to advance our prices A
Fun Set, Upper or Lower, from Ten Dollars and
upwards, until the specified time
ALEX. b. HALLTWELL, NJ. D.,
J. X. DANIELS
Dental Rooms, cor. Ontario ST. and Pub Square.
July 20 1864. Jy32-h3
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FEMALE SFAIINARY

" 5. n. SANFORD, A. NJ, PRIscIPAL,
Assisted by a CORPS or TWELVE FIRsT-CLAss TEAcH-
ERs-ln respect TO location, grounds. buildings FUR
niture apparatus, cabinet, and facilities for nstruc
ton, believe this Institution has hitherto offered
advantages unsurpassed By any Femaie Seminary Ia
the West. But it is proposed 70 make its appoint
ments better than they have heretofore been
Important improvements are in progress, among
which we would especially mention the introduction
of Colds Steam Heating Apparatus, with radiators
m the public and private rooms. new school
ftsl- five new recitati0n-raOms, several music
rOOlls lArHes me- HuunIleU
with Philosophical, Ghgulical and Astronomical an
paratus, with suitable pruEisiOns for the Arrange
meDt and use Of the same; chapel and admira-
bic gymnasium also being provided No pains
nor expense will be spared to make the advantages
in all the departments Of instruction all that be
desired. The next term will begin on Thursday,
Sept. lst. For further information admission, ad-
dress the Principal, or
L. BGTTLES Financial Manager,
Jy23-l66 Cleveland, Ohio.
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OswEGO MARKET--.JuIy as
[Br TrLEeKApu.I


FIOur-Dun.
Canada aud Michigan held at 81 so; No Chicago
spring 81 20, without sales
COrn-Quiet and closes lower. Sales 100 bush
No Illinois at 81 An
Canal Freights-Quiet. Flour 60c, Wheat
l5c, Corn I31zc to New York.
Lake ImpOrts-l3 900 bus wheat, {, 1900 corn,
Canal ESpOrts-I9,2 200 wheat, 1900 cora,
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PACING MA7cH.--A pa cling match for 500
a side, the best two in. five, will come on
on the Trotting Park Of the County Far
Grounds this afternoon, b etween F. Kim
berly,s horse General 6i anti and Will
liam Hoffman's mare "Ma ria Brough."
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RECRUITNG IN SUMMIT COUNTY.-Lieuten-
ant s. J. Tracey, who has been appointed
as a recruiting officer for Summit County,
is now located at Hudson and ready toenlist
any number of recruits into the service of
Uncle sam.
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RuFFALO srARKET-.JuIx es

FIOur-Dull.
Wheat-Dull and heavy.
COrn-DulI; No 2 81 3s1l91 80
Oats-Quiet and firm at S9e.
WhfsEky-DuIl. Sales at 81 20
Canal Freighfs-FiTmer. To New York
Wheat 2O1Sc, Corn ISIS, Oats l2c.
Lake 1mpOrts-FlOur 6,GSi; Wheat 1853;
Corn -; Oats 26, 1872.
Canal EXpOrts--Flour 430; Wheat 46, 6iO;
Corn 10, $50; Oats 81, ,0s0, Rye 5000
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uONEY FARKET---JuIy as.


lBY TELkGRAPH'l
dOney-NIore active and very firm at p cent
sterling Exehange-Heayy and unsettled
81 O99lQ914-
6OId-Irregular, unsettled and lower; opening
at 81 %, declining TO 2 4613, advancing 10 g.
and closing quiet at 50 5054.
The Kangaroo, for Liverpool to-dvy, carried out
S73, 600 in specie;
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As reliable remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, or any affection Of the throat and
chest, use, according to directions given on each
bottle, Madame Zadoc POrtsr's Cough Balsam. 1t
is always reliable, fails, and the possession Of
single bottle may, in case Of sudden attack
=roye to be worth fifty times its cost. Hundreds o
thousands Of bottles Of this invaluable preparation
are sold every year in the United States. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. Price IS and so cents per
bottle.
Bz-Madame Porter's Curative Baisam can be OBJ
tained at Benton Bros, and Strong Armstrong;
wholesale Agents, Cleveland, o. july6-RS-lS
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THE BETHEL ExcURs1Ox.-The excursion
to Black River on the steamer Morning
Star, yesterday, for the benefit of the Beth
el cause, was success numerically and
pseuniarly, and the excursion on the whole
was 'gsy and happy" one.
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RETuRxED.-EdEinP .slad e, Esq, having
returned from the Arm, ' Ofth Gull Is now
ready to resume the p ractiea OF law, and
may be found at his of ae, No. l2l, rsuPs'
sioP street,
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MEEIISGOF The REUkUITINo CoMHIETKH.--
The committee appointed by the City Mil
itary committee for the purpose of recruit
ing, met yesterday morning at the Mayors
office, as the new recruiting Office izEpt
quite finished, and appointed Vim. B.
Castle and Michael Crapser to attend at
the office to-day, and Captain Kinney and
B. P. Bower tomorrow,
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HUNNEWELLS STANDARD PREP

ARATIoNs.-On our inside columns wiz be found
a notice Of these justly celebrated and Standard
Preparations, of unbOunded reputation in New
England, profess only what they are remedies for,
and are for sale by all wholesale and retail dealers
and confidence is asked to them. See advertise
ment. rnar30;R2
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GREAT BROAD GAUGE ROUTE.

Atlantic and Great Western Railway.
Passengers going Eastward win remember that
fhis Is the only route running trains that leave
Cleveland on sunday. Night Express leaves daily,
Saturdays excepted at 9:lO P. NJ, arriving at Sal
amancs at 4:44 A. NJ, and New York at s:23 P. NJ.
Sleeping Coaches attached
Bs- No Change of Cars.
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DIR. GRAHAM ,
JOHNSON HOUSE, CLEVELAND,

CURE THAT LoATHSOME NAL
ADY-DR. GoODALE's CATARRH REMEDY
1t penetrates to the very seat Of that terrible dis
esse and exterminates it, root and branch, forever
DR.. Goodale is the first and only person who ever
told the world what Cstsrrh really was-whsre it
commenced and what would cure it. DR.. GOOdals
has now spent Life time In battling with this fell
disease, exploring Its secret ambush, and making
known to the world that Catarrh, which has for
yoacs defied the skill and research Of medical men
aud authors in this country and in Europe, can
now be cured with the same uniform certainty that
morning follows night
Prepared by R. Goodale, n. D., New York. Price
81 90 Send stamp for pamphlet.
For sale by C. W. CLARK, 1l9 Superior street
Cleveland, Ohio. mar22-R2
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D. w. GAGE,

CTRAYED FROM THE CORNER
- Of Spruce and scoEille streets, on Saturday the
10th inst, pair Of horses, one q bright sorrel
Horse, the other chestnut Mare. Both have
white star in the forehead and the has white
hind feet and had halter on when she left, and is
barefoot Any one returning them or giving infor.
nation v1hsrs they can be found win be literally
SSEarded. J. CHAPMAN, &
IElTllissos p
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PURE SYMPATHY.-Sore Throat,
Cough, Cold, and similar troubles, if suffered to
progress, result in serious PulmOnory, Bronchial
and Asthmatic affections, Oftentimes incurable.
BROWN,S BRONCHIAL TROCHES
are compounded 50 to reach directly the seat Of
the disease, and give almost instant relief
p5-Sold by all Druggists and dealers in Medi-
cines in the United States and most foreign coun-
tries cents per box. JanZz;kz
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DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS,
Seminal, Urinary and Sexual orgaas-nsE and sas
liable treatment-in reports Of tho Howard Assos
eiation-ssnt by mail in sealed letters, sREsIopsa
free Of charge. Address Dr. J. SKILLEN HOUeH.
TON, Howard Association, No. South Ninfh ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa. mar50.Ra
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

EAST CLEvELAND.-I want few substi-
tutes and representative men. Also few
recruits. The highest bounties paid in
cash. ENQUIRE at l43 Weddell, for few
days. c. W. D.
iy28I6I
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9gRfiaL autiees.

Anew Perfume for the HandlzercbieE.
PhalOn's might BIOOmtaa- Ca-aus- y,
PhaIOp's Might BIOOmine Ce-eus.,, y,
PhRIOn's sNIght BIOOminS Cereus- >,
PhaIOn's s'Night BIOOnainR Cereuu-,
PhaIOn's HNight blooming Cereus. >,
PhaIOn's 'Night BIOOming Cereus.' y
A most exquisite, delicate, and frne-
rant Perfume, Distilled from the rare
and Beautiful Flower from SFhieh IL
takes its name.
Manufactured only by PHALOK q son,
NEW YORK.
BEWARE OF COUHFERFEITs.
Ask for PhaIOn's-.--Take no Other.
Sold by Druggists generally. junel7-les
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,

THURSDAY Afkhhos Suly q lso4-
Ihs receipts Of Grain by rail for the q hours
ending at half past one O'Clock to-day are as fol-
lows:
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THE MAGNET.-This neat little steamer,
which got aground few days since at Sal
Iors' Encampment, has been got off and ar
rived at Milwaukee on Tuesday evening.
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MORNING LEADER
FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 20.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF CLEVELAND,
Designated Depository and Fiscal
Agent of the United States.

NATIONAL IU-fU TIVE 7 Ek OENI. LOAN
=By instructions from the Secretary Of the Treas
ury dated March 2G "a, this Bank will receive sub
scriptions tor the NATIONAL 1910 FIVE CENT.
L0AS, in coupon bonds registered certificates re-
deemed after ten and payable forty years from date
in COIN.
This loan hears GOLD INTEREST, payable sEhGI-AN-
EUALLY on coupon and registered bonds Of $500 and
over, and ANNUALLY on bonds Of the denomination
Of 30 and 100 dollars.
In subscribing parties may either pay the accrued
interest from the first Of March TO the day of sub
scription in Coin or in Currency, adding fifty per
cent. premium, or receive bonds bearing interest
from day Of subscription. Also will allow 10
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS,
AND SUB-AGENTS,
the usual Commission OF one-eighth Of per cent
apriI2-l62
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Smnsaenfs.
CHI ASE'S
New York Minstrels
WILL APPEAR kT
BRAINARD's HAL.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
JULY 2sTH, 29TH AND 3OTz.
GREAT COMBINATION OF TALENT.
Bryant'S s Woods MinStreIS
NEW YORK.

The Great Trio Of Eccentr cs In their Unrivalied
Oddities-CHARLEY FOX DAVE REED, I.WAL-
LACE.
The Celsbrrted Quartette from Bryant's Min
strel' GRIER, HILTON, SA-
YORI. f.
The Best Organized Band Of InstrumentalIsts In
the United States, from Bryant's Minstrels-MOR-
RISON, HOBBS, GASATAGUA, SAYOKI, togeth
er with Prof. HOSFELD and J. J. GUNN, from the
principal Theatres =
The citizens OF Cleveland should not lose this'
favorable opportunity afforded them By the man
agement, in witnessing these Great DelineatOrs Of
Ethiopian character
For further particulars see bills Of the day.
ADNIssION-3S cents Reserved Seats 90 cents
H. A CHASE, Jr., Manager.
JAS. s. FERGUsoS, Agent. iy26-ls1
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DIANO.-A GOOD, SECONDHAND
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tainipR a small amount Of money, which the
owner owner can ti ~ TEYE0R, GRIsWOLD CO.,
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