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MARINE NEWS.
PORr on CLEVELANn-

ENIEkED-~"-.-.-.JUsE 7.
stmr City of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit.
Poop W scOnsin, Williams Ogfeusburph
Prtp rec tate, MoHeBEi., Buffalo
Prtp New SorK Monroe, Duukirk
Prop Wenona, Collins, kuhsl0
Prop mlchiSan, Rsl o. fhics $50
Pr p AtlsntO 2. att, Buda
sshr " d Willard, shsrW0od, SAID Beach
&c T homeward Bound, Titos, Eurw n
Schr 3 G Williams. Kennedy, Bay CITY
Schr Milan, Porter, Marquette
Scnr Paragon. Kemp, Kingston
Sehr slmira, McD-ImALd. BurweH
Schr @ Y hichm nd. Bradley Buf,le.
sohr besolute, Davidson, Marquette
Sehf Atlantic, sylytster, Toronto
sc0w Lizzie, Bedford. Port Huron
soow -utler Gid, Bennett, RonG B.u,
scow Juno, La Dake, Whit SooE
Sow y 3 Grant, AYsTiu, Point A. PsIs..
Sow BLACK sWans smith, black Rivsr
OLAARED--------JgEE :,
stmr City OF Cleveland, Mckay, DetroH
Pop Atlantic Frstr, Buffalo
Prop verona Collins, Chicago
Prop New York, Monroe, To edo
Pop Free stit0, Mckenzie, ChicaRo
Prop Whconsin,W ilBAma Detroit
Pr p Togs 81 son. Dunkirk
BARK FraI z sigtL Pratt, Chicago
&C " hlsok swan. smith. Black River
sooW Juno, - Duke, Lexington
SeoW Ellen, blanch I'd. AVol
seov u GrBnt AvsFilI Az
seoW Aunt Ru h, FIX, BiAeS Hiver
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08

FcUETH OF JULY.-Noticiug the action
taken by our Elyris neighbOrs, touching
preparations for a grand and appropriate
celebration of the approaching Fourth of
July, put us in mind to ask our citizens
what they propose doing in this matter. No
steps lave yet been taken for q proper OBJ
servance of the day. Are we to have a cell
ebration at home? or shsll there be an ex-
cursion to the Islands? or shall We do moth
ing about it, snd let. the day slip2 1t is
time some plan were proposed for the ade-
qus5e celebration of this national snniYer-
sary, and we trust the matter will be taken
hold of forthwith.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08

ACADEMY OF MJsIc.-Notwithstanding we
lave been having concerts at the Academy,
the dramatic season has not yet closed
"The Romance of q Poor Young Man"
will be presented tonight, and will doubt
less draw > good house, despite the heat.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08

CorEECExEHr AT HnAn.-The fifteenth
commencement of the W. R. Eclectic In
stitute takes place to-day. The Hesperian
literary anniversary will be celebrated this
evening. The Delphic Literary Society
held their annual anniversary exercises
last night
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08

Summer ~BOnneGs.-The LsdIeSCf Cleveland
are requested 10 call at the Wtdd II House, and
look at a superior st, lie and assortment of Illusion
Bonnets, which the subscriber offers for two days
to the : Aoies of h 8 city. Please call on Saturday
and MoDtay, the IO,h and 18th inst.
jun7:2l7 mss s. E
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08

DREDeIEs.-Two dredging machines were
at work yesterday, ~scOoping out the mouth
of the river. A bar quite formidable to the
larger set of crafts had formed at the en-
trance to the harbor.
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A Remedy for me PiIes.-It is bles

A Remedy for the PiIes.-It Isl blessing
to the suffering to know toat We have an eRectuAl
cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. J. P.
HszArde, OF I64 secOnd street, Cincinnati, 0sio,
rskes or at pies sure 10 informing all who are suf-
ssring with piles, that he used . small quantity Of
Dr.. strickland's Pile Remedy, and it effected a per-
mAnet cure. This seems to be the eass with all
Who make use of this splendid preparation. 1t is
manufactured at No c last Fourth str eT, Cincin-
natl, Obi : and sold by all Druggists.
Benton 4 DuLhsm, Cleveland, o. my6:R5
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PLACING HYDRAETs The Street Commits
siOner has been ordered to place sprinkling
hydrants at each corner of the Park, and
one in the centre thereof; also q hydrant
near the new school house on BrOwnell
etra.t
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08

H~OEoRaBLY DIscHAReED.-The followir z
Northern Ohio soldiers nave been recently
discharged
1st Lieut.. E. J. sqire, IOIst.
I'd Lieut.. David Van Dorm, 72d.
I'd Lieut.. John 8. Mshoney, 2lst.
Let Lieut.. Joseph C. TomlinsOn, Adjutant,
SD.
Captain BENZ. T. southworth, 11Itb, for
physical disability and wounds received in
action.
1 { Lieut.. Horace s. Reed, lO7, h Infantry,
for physicAld disability and wounds received
in action.
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AMUSEMENTs.
A CADRMY OF o
PRICES OF ADMISSION.

A
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parquette 80 cents; Secured Seats
20 Dress Circle, 70 cents Family Circle, 80 cents;
Gallery, IS cents; Private Boxes, IS and S.
SiuIs seats in Private Boxes, 81.
- Oolored persons will, undfF no
oes, DO permitted to occupy seats in Eny other Por-
ton Oftbe house, save the Gallery. Admission zbo.
Doors open at 7. Curtain Iisss at 8.
ANOTHER B%EAUTIFUL PLAY,
In which the entire ltrength OF dhe Company will
appea.
TbursdAY evening, Juno Sth, 1855, ALL be pre-
ssntsd tbs celebrated 6-a-Act clay, ealIedA
kOMANCs OF A POOR YOUNG NAN;
Os. TEE LsAP OF BoRRORI
THIS gre I Play WAS originally produced st Wal
lacks Theatre. New York, where IL had q succssl-
full run OF over one hun6red nights.
No Othsf pit &c TO night.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08

UNITED STATES COURT.-The conspiracy
case Of Rosenthsl and Merrick still en-
cages the attention of the court.
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For sale by Ingham & Bragg.

HISTORY OF julius CESAR. Atlas. Maps
for the first volume. New York: Harper Il
Brothers. 1865.
Maps are potential history, but histories
without charts lose half their value. The
publishers of NspOleon's Life of Cesar
have just issued an addendum to that work
in the above atlas, in which are four maps:
Of the Roman territory and the states sub
mitted to its dominion, or in alliance
with it at the time of the expulsion of Tar
quinius S~uperbus: Of Ancient Italy: OF
the Basin of the Mediterranean OF the
Peninsula of Peniche. People who have
the history will not do without this atlas.
Sold By IDgham and Bragg.
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SEW ADVE

Academy Of husie-Romance Of a Poor Nan.
Wm. DAy-Wig Making, &C.
G. 6. EeWoomb 4 Co -Lega Blanks.
Mons Dnbois-B are Entertainment.
J v N. Ystss-saEsd and Split Wood.
VIM. DRy-BaTbers Wanted.
Flsg Local Notice.
To Artiats and Amateurs-LocaI Notice.
J V. +. YsteI-Ooal for stewart Stoves.
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GENERAL GRANT CoMING.--Ws shall prob
ably lave the pleasure of seeing Lieuten-
ant General Grant in our city in a very
short time. We know that he was in New
York, immensely liOnized, as he can bear
to be, last night. We are informed that e
dispatch came over the wires last evening,
that he would leave Buffalo on the
1855 P. n. train to-day, and arrive here
at 9:25 in the evening. But this cannot be
true. We hope, however, hat he will pass
through here to morrow, on his way to the
great fair at Chicago.
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PURE GRIT.

COUNTY UNION COSvENTION.-The Cuya-
hOga County Union Convention will be
held in National Hall. next Saturday,
when delegates to the State Convention
will be chosen. The primary meetings in
wards and townships will take place this
evening.
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COtIOn-Dul and heavy. Sales At 42a4Sc for
mldchng and BY alctioa TO day. for Government
account, l,s52 bales Mobile Cost'R st 32%G3 &c
for 90 d m ddt1 g. isA a2S5ae or m d'h & 27Ao
for low middiinz 2+4sa for god ordinary; 2le Tor
ordrusry-aii pay able in told
~ElOuT-Opeasd dull ami heavy and closed a
sales at Sc 1895 q for extra state; SO 50s 90
extra round hoop Che s. s6@s7 20 for trads
brands.
Whfsky-Firmsr. S les At 81 s7a2 Os for
western, closing vita buyers at 81 co and seueIa
Wheat-2eso better. Sal 5 zmber Michigan
81 81 7s, No l Miwaukee 81 a. choice amber
Michigan at 81 IS
Eye-Quist. Western sic.
~COra-5carce an nrmsr Sales and s3asg5 for
new mixed WESTERN &c TO- him cried; SIC fr soft
white western
~Gass-Exeited aad 2eyo better. sa'es at Esa
&c for CsnRdsi 69970o Tor western sh at and IN
store Lsrg- ssl-s Oflatter 70 the GOTef nmsnt.
Riee-Bun.
C~onee-steady. Flo elHa2Ze.
x Active AID s'eaey. cuba MuseovAdO
r Iroieum-Firm-r at ssasss for crude; sea-
Sic for refined in boui; Z al c FIR do fee.
P~Ork-UrHettied 3 d lower.
sa IS at SIS 25ass 75 Tor new mess. closing aE
VS. % regu'ar; IA t0@- iOr 1884 mesa cash
az regular way, el $ ng st - cash; SIS 90
ale 90 ior prim.; SO 6F@S23 % for prime mess-
Nov mess for Jure and July, sellers and buyers
option, At SIS a09Zs 80.
Beef-Steady.
Reel Hnms-Quis. and steady.
Cut &eafs-Are firm Sales at I2alp%c for
shoulders; I4Gise fr hams.
baeon-Duli at lt%o fec Cumberland cut, and
1916 for rough .ides
sard-ssesdy. Sales 500 bbIs ct Is aIsKc
B~utier-QuiOt 81 a93oc for ohio, and zZ9s2G
for siatr.
C~heese-Duu at ssI5O fr common to prime.
CHICAGO MARRET-.June Z.
by TeIs graph
FIOuR-Quist.
~heat-stesd Sales at 81 Issl IsH for No 7.
81 DIAL w for No 3
Corn-aeiive. Sales at 5'a5sX for No. l; Ala
47%c for M -"
1Ats-Fira st 4sais1Se.
HighWines-DuiL
Professionalism.
Freights-Firmi 7c on corn to BuHaio.
AeeelptS-Ftour S,tOg bots, wheat. q COO bua
corn. IS go; oats I03. co..
Shipments-22O ibis flour. 1000 I'm vhaa.-
5000 5Orn, 40, 90 oats
BUFFALO MAkAErsJune 2.
IBT rELEsRAPH.l
ElOur-eteady.
Nheat-Duil and inartivs Parties apart.
COrn-hutt MOL mixed GG6bo.
Dhts-Firatr. sales 1900 Du On the spot af
hHriey-Westeru nominal at 75c.
at 65c
WhtSkY-sAlts az 81 90.
Canal Freigbfs-D Dull To New YORK, Isc.
LOT Wheat corn lo<au; Os's 775s7H
Lake lmpOrts-- Flour n,4T5 bbls. wheat
2,6Oi bu, CO u $500, oats 1920
canal y pOEts-FlOuF T,TTT bbls. wheat "a
80 6n, corn $3.50. oats s4,2sJ, barley $3.50, ya
4,s0L.
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FLOUR AND FEED.

ELOURI FLOURI FLOURIAT RE-
10 DUCEB PRICES-5,OOO bbls fresh ground
Flour, all grades; some very choice brands Of Red
and White Wheat. suitable for family or bakers
use for sale &C Warehouse, 1877 MerW win 81. Gro
oerymen, Bakers and others In want viii consult
their oNn interests BY examining our stock
apI4 GARDHER. BURT& 90.
DYE FLOURI BYE FLOURI-FoF
~ salsi 4 lots 70 sQit, at WsreAouss Of
RPlt eARp61& BVREh@
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Touching the BITTERs this fact is clear,
Their fame Ills all the Western Hemisphere,
Known in all lands, washed by its ocean twain,
Health, hope and VIgor follow 10 their train.
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" Spread out earth boIisst record here,
OF dAv aud daEdS ~reVsrsnce dear ~

Let the " rid understand that Dr.. D. A. Seelys's
Liquid Cstsrrh Remedy is . pleasant and certain
cure for Cstsrrb, Gold in the Head, and all dis
eases OF the head caused By the abnormal condition
Of the nembrAns lining. jane5'R3
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PROxOrIOEs.-The following soldiers have

PRoNoTlOHs.-Ih fouoWlng soldiers nave
been found worthy of recent promotion
sd Infsntry-Csptsin Isaac B Post to
Msjor First LieuteDantsS s. Richards Black
stone, and Daniel K. Potter to Captains
Second Lieutensuts VIM. F. DallisOn and
Milton LRtta to First Lieutenants.
IO3d Infantry-Lieutenan Colonel Philip
c. Hays to Colonel Major Henry 8 Pick
ans TO Lieutent Colonel Sergeant H. Bar
tesu to Second Lieutenant.
l25th Infantry-First Lieutenant Fell
mai Thomas TO Captain Second Lieuten-
ant David ". Payne and Sergeant Rufus
Wood to First Lieutenants.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08

THE COEcERF LAST EvEEIEG.-We thought
the concert of Tuesday evening the most
wonderful musical entertainment we over
enjoyed, but that of last evening was much
more brilliant and marvellous. Not that
the Grtistes were superior, but were better
understood and appreciated. Is is hardly
complimentary 10 3 new master, to hold
that his performance can be all taken in,
and that perfectly, on his first appearance.
On the FIRST evening Mr.. Wehli convinced
the audience that he was second to none
and easily e4aal to any living pianist. He
drew e large and very select musicsl house
last evening, and as we have intimated, he
sent them home at the close of the concert
perfectly mystifed and rspt away by the
astonishing, trsnscsndsnt beauty and ar
tisiic skin Ofhis performance. His every
rendering was most wildly encOred and his
response was invariably rewarded BY nu-
merous beautiful bouquets thrown by fair
hands upon the stage.
We shall not be 90 idle as TO attempt any
criticism on his playing, for it was above
criticism an0 stirred in the blood Of all q
fever of desire for the never ending con-
t~inuance of the music. It was wonderful,
the fullness and precision Ofhis
notes, even when his left hand alone was
executing passages which GOttschalk might
almost vaiDly try with both hGnds-snd
this is all we can say.
Mile Helene de Katow deepensd the i'm
preston of her first appearance, and per-
formed on the viOlincello, q number oil
brilliant pieces with astonishing artistic
skill, delicate taste and wonderful sweet
ness and power Of affect She was raptu-
routly eRcored on her every appearance
and received a number of bouquets frou
her admirers. She charmed all not only
by her perfect musical expression, but also
by her thoyOugh ~womsnliness on the stage
Mime Behrens makes q foe appearance
and has from the first established al sbid'
ing reputation as a highly accomplished
artistic with Cleveland audiences. She
possesses an exquisite voice. and renders
whatever she ventures wi b surprising
purity and beauty.
Take it ell in all, we must cast bacl
many years to find the equal of these TIVE
concerts, and then fail in the comparison
These a~rtistes will tlways be most warmly
welcomed here. They go to Mesdville to
night, and we can assure our many reader
there tina a frst-water treat is offered then
this evening.
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New Books.

A Son OF TIE SOIL. A Novel. New York
Harper a Brothers, 1863.
Mrs. Oliphant, the author of this novel,
and the publishers, seem to have laid their
heads together to furnish people of literary
tastes and leisure, q book 80 charming rs TO
make US forget these sultry hours. Several
of the characters awaken the reader'sinter-
est at the outset, and avail to draw out his
sympathy and affection more and more as
the story proceeds. The fiction is unfolded
in a style simple and fascinating. The book
will we'll repay perusal. It may be had at
Ingham and Brsgg's.
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T0 A MONTHl-I WANT AGENTS
~ everywhere. at SO a Month, expenses paid, to
sell Fifteen Articles, the best sri ng ever offered.
full particulars tree. Address OTIS 7. carey
Bidde ORD, Name myll:2S
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08

A SNLLLzR HISTORY OF RoXE. By William
Smith, LID. Illustrated. New York
Harper & Brothers. 1855.
This distinguished author has, in this
volume of three hundred and fifty pages,
prepared a History of Rome from the
earliest times TO the establishment Of the
Empire, with q continuation to A.D. 476,
by Eugene Laurence, A. N } for the lower
forms in schools. and it is intended to range
with the authors History of Greece and a
similar History of England, already pro-
jected. The work is admirably arranged
and adapted to its intended use, is p~rOfusely
illustrated and has a copiOus index. It will
be found of great value.
For sale by Ingham 4 Bragg.
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Dried PeReHes-A lew bb.s unPeeled for
sale by J G Sim NOM & CO.,
Jan7: 10 80 Merwin street.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

FIagsI-We can supply any numbsr Of Flsgs
on sh1rt notice. Dealers supplied on rea enable
, terms. G. s. NEWCOMB . co
Printers and Dealer in BlHk ks,
Iuns:2I7 lat g. ntca street.
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DIED.

SMITH In this city June 5tb, Annie P. Cobb,
wife Of Wm. 2. Smith and daue Inter Of Bailey Cobb.
Fun raj at No. A. Wood street, Thursday after
neon, a. 4 O'Clock. Frisn's of the family are in
vited to ct
Philadelphia papers please copy.
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saves half the sOsp and half the work. Is
worth more than all the washing machines ever
invented Sold By Druggists and GrOeers. Ask
for LiaIelooods Washing Crystal. W. L. PORTER
Agent, lOT Bsnb street myI6:d&W
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New York Stock aArkeG-June z.
lHT THLEaRAFH.l
Government StOeka-A shade hrmer. U
s sixes o. 1885,, COUPON, lO9H; U. s. Skies, Tegis-
tered lOtz; o . Elves, I~en-f0rty coupons 9554,
Treasury 7 sos, second 30 les. 99H
StOekB-HsaVy. North Carolina sixe. 81; ohio
B Mississipoi Certificates "a; Qulcksilve r 5O1S; AZ
lrntio steamship Co l7sH; Cumberand prsfrrr d,
second, SO; Central 90; Erie 75H; hudson l0Ik;
BsSding S0H; Illinois Osntl l19; Michigan soath-
srn h9k: OlsSslaod 4 Pittsburgh az; chicago &
Northwestern 2I1z; do p~teierrel 66%; Fors Wayne
94Z; TeTre HauJs 3l%.
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BUFFALO MAkhEr.June T..
TBF
EOLEDo mAsKnr..Iunn z.

LDy AeIakTHph.I
Declined lac. Sales Vhite NiohisaR
At 81 6s amber Michigan. 81 IS; No. I red Wabash
5 AZ.
COrn-Dul and Geo iaod &c. saleu at soe for
mixed.
Oats-steady at 4sc.
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EOss e E-rv-sslz5' s--svtasau HArEsa IA
port.

9hs iOllOsins Ero IN rates charged bg UsI
Edasss-SaEs-auraa D-cB3Iam hams ~ m....22
CanVassed Hams 4B-.-2S
AeHAua ksEtf-r AsHa=ssaas~s9saas sss@sas-ss-sAo
ShOul6eE7-5agAr-ourod y m.... ......--..1T
BacOg-Cr sucked Sides s. b......a.-.--.fO
LaRrd-PrEe leaf ssstle-rnd'd In bbls or trcs.19
PriD leaf ksttls--ndr'd In keEs B DO
Extra clear D bi..-...-a..........-- 81 D
- 10 extra charge made 5OE packages or cart
ss5 % EEl11s6 depot 7F boAta. An articles ara
warranted strictly prime, and squal 10 anythleF IN
tAs State. OrssaE promptly SIZED.
EO5S a PREETIE6.
dsnA-R Hos. AZ, T4 aod Ia Ontario street.
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SUPPLIES POR TIE SOLDIERS HOME.-The
"Soldier's Home" has been for the past
two weeks crowded 20 its utmost capacity
by regiments returning home. Each, as
it passes through, is provided with a good
an~d:abundsnt meal. During three days
last week LAO meals we're given at the
"Home," and since Sunday, l,12O have
been served. ~
This heavy drain upon the resources OF
the Soldiers Aid Society has been cheer
fully met, but the immense quantity Of
provisions needed to feed 90 large 8 num-
Der of men, makes it necessary for Us to
again urgently desire citizens and our
friends in the country 10 send in contribu
lions of fresh vegetables, such as onions,
potatoes, radishes, beet and spinach greens,
asparagus, PiePlant, &c. Pickles of all
kinds are much needed and also sour
krout.
Citizens and friends of the soldiers every
where are cordially invited to visit the
"Home," and witness the efficiency and
large results of this noble charity.
Contributions can be sent to the "sOl-
dier's Home" at the depot, or the rooms
of the Soldiers Aid Society, SO Bank
street. SOLpTERs' AID Society.
June 1919.
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CITY NEWS

A few cartons choice Flowers opened this
morning at Mrs. Shsw's. my25
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DYEINc

FREDERICK OYRIAX,
French Fancy steam Dye works ana
Cleaning establishment,
BeITidere Farm, Fast cleveland, and
96 Seneca Street.
OFFIoE-lO4 Seneca st., Cleveland, o.
Imean to make this the BEsT DYE-HOUSH IL
TIE WEST, and shall spare no eG0rt 70 give rat
sfsction-
I call the especial attention Of Gentlemen TO he
IMPROVED FRENCH STYLE
OF Cleaning or Re-dTeing Of mAds-up GArnsaAs.
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COAL.
A JONES .,

A LLRN JONES'
WhoIssGIs Gne Fetal DsAIsr b
Strip Vein, OeIHnblAs1 and Chippewa
c o LS
Ones on q. = P. B. B. PisE. Also, 0mos and EAFl
ct Euclid street r. B.. Crossing. Goal oiAA
F-4l ExoslIenk Quality fOl
STRAIN, Gas, CRATES, STOVES,
0Hos OF HOunS Use. Also, ANTHRACITE COAL
Iatgs az 2An Quantities.
ordsn respectfully solicited And promptly sttsnd-
n. TSFns e4sAs RAglssR9
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CLAIM AGENTS.
VIZ. K. PRESTON,
(Sucoessor TO @. @. Bruce 3 Prestonb
GOVERNMENT LICENSED
Army ana Navy Claim Agent,

ONCE No, 1 Lyman's BLOCK,
Near Court House, on Public Square, Cleveland, q.
We collect Pensions, Bounty Back Pay, Prize
Monet, and all other War Ulsims.
~ Oar Special agent resident at Washinston
TO, dsgOtes bis entire time 20 the collection o
IN as ACCOUNTS, procuring Certificates VI Non
IN Goodness and obtaining pay.
ees low. No charge until We have accom-
plished what We undesirable.
German Langnaae spaken aple
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n Subscriber Oners for sale his residence, situated
two aad = half miles from the Court House, 10 . very
desi rable locality. The Lot covers ten and one half
acre o. exceedingly choice land, and contains an
abundance OF ShrubbeTgi Raspberry trees and
Strawberry plants; Ora . Vines 10 good assort rent(;
good Orchard i've years old, consisting Of UPWARDS
ofseventy Ap lie, Pear, Plumb and Cherry Trees al
50 q numb T OF Ounce trees, all OF which are Just be-
Riuuing 70 bear. Tue House is brick, nearly new
con aiaiuR seven lofty rooms. The Barn, Carriage
house, Gov sheds, and other out-builh gEl are .
good condition. Altogether, il is . very desirable
residence, and will b. sold cheap Tor cash OF long
credit, as parties q sire. Enqulrs 81 les 81. Clair 81.
mh6.tg3 John ALEXANDER,
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cSO O00 MONEY ADVANCED
QDU,OOO in sums 10 suit-at the old stand and
weH-knoWn WAGNER'S LOAN OFFICE, On SecU-
mites oteveTy kind, viz; Gold aud Silver watches,
UOthIng, Dry Goods, Pianos, MelOdeOnB, and all per-
HOnal property and articles OF value, on the most sat
Efactory terms Business strictly private. EstaD-
lished 1851. MIA variety Of unredesmed Watch
q, JsWelB, gus, etc., or sale at bargains.
Ofhce-oornsr OF Mster and superior streetss over
ost5S J. q = W. WAGNER.
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LAKE NAVIGATION.

TOR LAKE SUPERIOR. ~
IL The new aud elegent pAssen ger
steamer s.AC LA bELtE. dsptAtn~ -
John 5 palding, will leave our Dock for OntOnsgon
aud -inGermePIate ports, on THURSDAY, jane 5th,
at 3 O'Clock P. NJ.
For freight or passage apply at the Office OF
KOB'G HANNA . Co.,
juu6:2IT los aud III River street.
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LIVERY STABLE,

n Q. BRIGGS,
Kew livery and Boarding stable,
No. SO CHAMPLAIN STREET,
june5 CLEVELAND OHIO.
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The Worlds UUiniOn of HOsfedter'
m BffterS.
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Lambs Knitting naehine.-sENIUE
TRrUEPHAsT.-Ths greatest Invention Cf the age.
NarrOws the toe, knits the heal, complete in one
piece. Will do sll that 1t lie prOmi,ed to do in our
circulars. Call on or address, with stamp, A. L.
JOHNSON, 30 Superior st cleveland. m,27:2l6