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FALSE CHARsEs.-Priva!es Daniel Bradley,
of the Tooth, and VIM. NJ. HaIIet, Of the
ll1th Ohio regiments, had been charged
with the crime of desertion, but satisfactory
evidence has been furnished thai they are
not deserters.
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y. Z. Money MRrket-June 30.
lsY TELEaRAPH.l
MOney-Stsady 81 4@5 D ct.
Sterling Electromagnetic.
GOId-More active aud hImer, opening at139,
advancing to I4l14, and closing 81 l4l.
View York Stock Harlxet-June so:
lBT TnLEaRAPH-l
Governments ~StOeEB-AotlYe and a shade
fTmeT.
B~tOeks-Shong. Pittsburgh & Fort Wayne
81; Cleveland & Pittsburgh IS; Illinois Central
scrip l2s5S; Chicago & Northwestern preferred $50;
New YorK Central 941S; Erie 7S1s Hudson los,
buyer so; Beading 91%i Michigan Central 1O4
Mariposa lU7A; cumberland 4lk; l year certih-
Gates 995<; do new issus 9t5S; Treasury 7-sOs 99T;
coupon 9C5s; skies 81 coupon 11IH.
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BoUyD 0vER.-Thomas Willard was ex-
amined yesterday morning in the Police
Court, on charge of stabbing James Likely
with intent to wound. He was bound over
in the sum of 81, 600 for his appearance at
the Court of Common Pleas.
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FLAGS, FLAGS, FLAGs.-Muslin flags, from
s inches to 4 feet in length, varying in
price from to IS cents each. Silk and
bunting flags constantly on hand.
G. W. CRowELL & Co.
jy1;225 I97 Superior street,
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TN LATE REV. DR. s. W. ADAMs.-Rsv. J..
NJ. Hoyt will deliver a discourse at the
Euclid Street Baptist Church, on Sunday
next, at half-psst ten O'Clock, on the Life
and PastOrate of the late Rev. DR.. Adams,
Of this city.
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Address By the President.
Pressl tation OF Diplomas.

Rsneciction By suPerintsn dent smyth.
As Will be seen there were eighteen grad
yates. OF course we csnnot here enlarge
upon the merits of the different essays and
orations. They were, one and all, of g
high order of merit, and reflected credit
both upon the scholars and the school.
The fact that our young people can acquire
such q thorough education as the decided
ability and character of the literary exer-
cises of yesterday would wsrrantu vi in sup
posing they have acquired, speaks well,
very we'll, fer the faithfulness of our teach
ers and the general excellence of our city
schools.
A glance al the programme shows how
largely the esssyists and orators were in
spired by the war, More than half of the
exercises took their rise from the ideas,
tendencies, events and rapidly opening
events of the times, and their tone was
throughout gratifyiDgly healthy and
wholesome. Fl
Nearly every exercise was rewarded with
a bouquet thrown upon the stage. This
practice, instead of being occasional and
exceptional, grew into q beautiful and Po-
etic furore, and there was almost a constant
shower of these fragrant and beautiful mis-
On the conclusion of the exercises on the
part of tho graduates, an admirable address
was made to them by the President, L. NJ.
Pitkin:
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LEV ADVKKTIsEmENIs

Academy OF Musie-Mr. T. Jones.
Z. J. Farmer & Oo.-DissOlusiOn Of PArtnsrship.
Lost-Ambrotype.
Lost-A IittIe gil.
Foljambe Bros.-PhotogrSphs.
Oowles 8 Co Silver ware.
J. 6. Perlsy-optieian.
Local Eotice-Garretson & %,
Local Hotiee-H. Hattersley
For sale-soo1nd hand plano.
Pelton, French & Oo-For Ogdsnsburg.
4. J. Farmer a Co.-BankerI.
J. V. PAinter-BAnker-
G. Q. O.. of o. F.-Festfvsl.
Fol Rent-Houss and Furniture.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-01

Tbe Lightning FIy-KiIier.- Destroys
Files Instantly, and is not liable to be mistaken
for anything el.e. L. easily prepared and used,
and doeiraPid execution. Each sheet will attract
vnd Kill 8 Quart OF Flies-and promotes quiet IN
reading, peace while ycu eat, and the comforts Of
q nap in the morning.
Sold by all Druggist.
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ON LIBERAL TERMS.


Cleveland wholesale Market.
FBIDAT EvEHiHG, June 80, 1865.
FreIEhts-The following are the rates by Lake
psSoahJ e-@P@H rom this port To rev IorK ana
Boston. All Rail rates are i've cents higher.
To New York.-First class $50; Second class;
T7ci Third class; 7Ooi Fourth class: 400. Flour,
500.
To Boston.-Flrst class: sI,Os; Second oIs.s:
$50; Third clsss: 100; Fourth class: $50. Flour:
sOc.
FIOur-Duu and q lower. Sales al bbls good
Xxx rcd at $3.50.
Wheat-Heavy snd lower. 70. 1 red declined
&c and No. 2 red &c. salss / osr No 1 red from
store at sL,s5, and II cars No 2 do do at 81 lie.
COrn-DuI and lower. Sale last evening Of
$500 bu No 2 hOm store at 55C to-day 1890 bu do
do at SIC.
Oats-DuH, but without quOtabIe change
Sales 2 cars from store at Sc.
Rye-Without sale AID omlnaI
B-arIey-Inaoiive and nominal.
POrH-Mss declined SOC and Clear 81 per
Dbl. Sales lC bis Oiiy-pAcked Mess at S26, co.
Clear held at 5000.
Lard-More active and firm. Sales 1900 bs
city-rendersd in tisrcss at 19O 500 Bs country
rendered at Ice.
Smoked Heats-Market steady, and demand
active. Sales 400 lbs sugar.oured hams, esuYassed,
ct 2sc eco DIS piAin.cured hams, eanvsssed, ele;
SltO bs dried beef, csnVassed, at 2Oo; 600 DIS sholl-
ders, csnyassed, at Ice.
Beef-Crty Mess held at Sl6,CO, Win light de-
mand.
Butter-In good demand and market steady.
Gales 20 kegs choice WeItsrn Reserve at 2lc.
Cheese-Fsir trade demand at the range Of 10
CLIO, the outside figure for prime lots.
EgEs-Scarce and fimer. Selling at 23g24c.
HIghWInes-DuD, bat decidedly better. Held
firm 1t s2,O4.
AIcOhOl-Markst quiet, but better Held ct
S4,Os94,12 for 50 per cent. BeutrAl Proof Spirits
% fOe2,25. Cologne Spirits, os per cent, s4,22.
P0trOleum-In more inquiry and steady
He'd ct &c for round los 6s97Oc for trade lots.
Lake Fisb-ln good steady demand at IN
changed prices. sales 30 hslfbbI Whitehsh at 5000;
half bbIu PicksreI at $500; 10 half bbl5 Her
ring at s5,75; 10 halfbbls Trrut st 1915.
Dried A~pples-Yery little doing. sales
6 bbls at Sc, and pay for packages.
Potatoes -Amall sales at so9sOo for Peach
Eeafbers-In demand at 75c . n fOE nice live
geese.
s-aIt-stsAdy. Held at SAYS for Fine; $3.50
for Coarse.
Ale and Par4er-MArkat steady. We quots
8 fouoWI: Present Use TX Ale SO; Stock ky
1890; Keunett $500; Pals Cream 81; Porte
III. half and quarter barrels IN proportion.
water Liwe-0swogo and Akren held
Ez,2o.
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THE FOURTH AT H~ISKLEY.-The good peo-
pie of Hinkley, Medina county, will eele-
brate the coming anniversary. We learn
that T. H. Oakley, Esq of this city, is to
deliver the Grafton,
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IF Miss L. a. W., DresImAksr, who address.
ed a letter to "saohem," tome time in May, in
care or Leader Office, will write sgain, her letter
will receive attsntion. The former letter was &C
oidentally mislaio, and was never delivered to
Sachem, who is now in to n June27:225
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II. B. Van Norman, n. D., HomsODAthio
Physician and Surgeon, has located in Ashtabula,
Ohio. Office In Booths Building, oppO,ite Post
once. Office hours from 7 to A N 1 TO 2F.M
and in the uv.ning. june 2s:sg2stdsItW9EW
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Guus and Fishing TackIe.-FOr the best
quality Of guns, revolving pistols, ammunition,
fishing tack e, or any thing In the Iportlng line.
Call and see a hns assortment at q. Hatierslsy's
Gun Store. RspAiring neatly exesutsd. No. lOQ
Superior ttrest, Cleveland, Ohio. iuIyl:223
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PRoNoTIox.-Lieut. Col. James Pickands,
of the 124th o. v. l., has been promoted by
the Governor to the Colonelcy of that regi-
ment.
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CITY NEWS.3

July CoUFoEs.-C. A. Read & Co., Bank
ers, s5 Superior street, are paying the high
est premium for July Coupon Interest
STITCHING ENBRoIDERY.-Sewing ms-
chine stitching of every description done
in the best style st III Superior, cor. Bank
street. GROVER & BAKER's
j9-242:eod Sewing Machine Co. Rooms.
All the railroads leading to this city carry
for half fare on the Fourth.
METEOROLOGICAL 0BsERvATIoNs.-Reeorded
by J. s. Perley, Optician, No. 1873 Superior
street
June 3Oth, 1865.
8 A. NJ. II M. 6P. NJ.
Il deg. IS deg. "a deg.
BARouErRIuAL OBSERVATIONS FecoraeU
LII. s~olomonsOn, optician, under the
American House.
June 80, 1856.
Atmospheric pressure as indicated blythe
mercurial barometer:
8A.M. 6P.M.
29.OS2 20 O3s
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AMUsEMENTs
OADEMY OF NUsTO.
nnrnrn = annnnnu


PRICES CT ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Psrqaetts 30 cents; Secured Seats
70 Dress Circle, rs cents; Family Circle, 30 oentsi
Gallery. IS CENTS; Private Boxes, 50 and s.
Single baata in Private Boxes. 81.
~ Colorei persons will, under no circumstNn-
ces, be permitted to occupy seats In any other por-
ton Of the houss, save the Gallery. Admission 26o.
Doors open ct 7. Curtain rises at 8.
BEEEsIT OF MR.. T. JONES,
WHIT takes pleasure in announcing that the Great
Comedian,
MB. ". H~OLSTOE,
HIS XII dfy volunteered to remain OVER fer the oo-
cast n, and will appear In one Of bis great char
Acters.
Mr.. b. W. MAROELLUs
Has also kindly volunteered, and viii make bis
second appearance on any stage.
SATURDAY evening, July 1Ss, will be pTessnted
anew comedy, called
TANNING A SAVAGE
Or, DOMESTIC EOoNOaH.
John SIumiey .--.-..me- nol5Von-
Double Clog Dance hy I'd. Laushlin and J. Aunay.
To be followed by the new faToe, called
BROTHER BILL AND /.
Bslads 1.-THE Wsnderer" .-.----Mr. The Braam.
New Irish eoHg .....-..---.--.------mr John Heron.
To conclude With he laughable e0mtdy, called
THE THREE CLERKS.
". =. msLeeIlus'
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EOtiee.-Dr. DsHart may be consulted on
every eord4tfon aud species Of sexual or so e'Hou
Paats Disease at the Drug Store Ee-ns Superior
street, Cleveland, o.. on Monday and Tuesday July
Sd and 4th. 1865. iune2s.2 ga
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MEApVILLE NEWS.
[Daily Correspondence of the Cleveland LEADlR

MEADv1LIE, Pa, June 2s, 1858.
F1Es.-Last Tuesday night, about IL
o'clock, a FIRE broke out in the kiln-house
connected with Sackett's carpenter-shop,
which is situated between Dock and Pine
streets, near the railroad. One of the fire.
engines got there in time to save a part of
the lumber, but nearly two thousand feet
of pine boards were burned with the kiln.
The FIRE originated from q stove. Fortu-
nately it was a still night, and no other
damage was done.
ALLEGHENY ~CoLLEGE.--The Commence
msnt exercises of this College came off yes
tsrdsy. Central Hall was full to overflow
ing. Among the visitors we saw many of
the College alumni, who came to pay the
tribute of respect to the institution which
reared them. The improvements have
made such a great change that many of the
honored alumni could hardly realize that
this was the little town where they received
their education.
The new Boarding Hall will be completed
By The beginning of next term, which
commences on the Goth Of September next.
A scientific course is to be attached to the
College, and a Profsssorship is already en-
lowed. Prot. Comfort, q graduate of one
Of the New England universities, has been
elected to FL this honorable position, and
will take his chair next term. The College
is in great need of some new buildings, and
it issezpected that they will be built in e
short time.
Allegheny has May noble and wealthy
patrons, and we look forward with high ex-
pectations, trusting that it will soon equal
Harvard and Yale.
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MARINE NEWS.
POKT OF CLEVELAND.

ROkE OF CLEVELAND
EHTERED----JUHH $3.50.
stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Maine, Richardson, Osdensburgh
Prop Elmirs, 1horn, Buffalo
Prep Tiogs, SissOn, Dunkirk
Prop queen Of the Lakes, Craig, Buas'O
Prop Arotis, Croaby, Buffalo
schr evils UasS Stickney, Buffalo
Schr J J Woods, FAN, Saginaw
Sohr J W Sargent. Hearus, tswego
Scow Ellen. blTnchtrd, Put-in-Bay
sO0w SEA Bird, Harrington, Bay City
OLEARED----..JUEE 1880.
Stmr City of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Queen Of the Lake., Crnry, Ohicsgo
Prop ElmiTa Thorn, Toledo
Prop Maine, Richardson, Chicago
Prop Clean, Waterbury, Dunkirk 81
Prop Arctic, CrosbF, Buffalo
Prop Dubuque Mcintyre, Superior Oily
Schr s q Anursws, Jones, WyAndOtte
Schr Fremont, " els, Toledo
sch- illinois, DandrOu, Detroit
Sew ] O BILLS, Recker, sasiusw
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tbs FOURTH AT WILLoUGHBY.-The peo-
pie CT Willoughby, Lake county, intend to
celebrate the Fourth. Jasper E. Williams,
Esq, of this city will be orator of the day.
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COttOn-Less active aadl s easier. Eales ct 46o
for middling.
FPnur-Ouu aed 50 lower:
Sales ct s. 7O05 rs for extra state 50 q
IS 50 for common to good shippirg b snds extra
round hooD Ohio; So 659S7 e5 for trsds brands
msrfet clcs(d heavy
Whisky-Dtoi dodIy higher. Sales ct 81 06
and no beld 81 50 90 for western
WheRt-1a2c lower With moderate dtmand
eh''ny for export. Sales at 81 1891 so for ohiesgo
spring ; 81 20 81 q FIR Milwaukee, elubi 81 $50
1 80 for amber Milwaukee, 81 359i 42 for win
Ter red western; 81 A for ehOics amber Michigan.
Bye-Quet.
hRrIey-Duil-
C~OrnSgeavy and lac lover. Sales at 69a74e
for unsound; T5ds Q for sound uixsd WesteiI; lat
ter price for prime shipping.
Oats Dull Sales st IO9I6o.
kice-DulI.
COffee-Dun.
S~ugar-ActiTe. Cubs MusrOysdO IOkalg1lo5
Porto Rico l5o-
H~OIasseS-DuI.
WOOl-Dun-
PefrOIeum-HsaYy ADD lower. S4%036 for
crude; 53%@6 $40 for refined In bond 7S97lo for
refined free.
ROrk-Essier
sales at S3E 25a25 IL for new mess, closing 1t
S2t IS for cash; s23 tO9s23 50 for 1883; SIS 759
10 so for prim, mess; alto 1000 barrels new mesrs
July, sellers option, at S24 IS.
Beef-Q1ist at 109l4 foE plsin mess, aHd l2Alee
for extra mess.
Beef HAms-Dull.
Cut M~eats-siescy at Il9Hc for shoulders,
and l7921o iOr hams,
n
L~ard-stesiy at 151I9lso. Small lots at 1915.
B~utter-Quist at stG2sc for Ohio, sud
abeese- Quiet at 7@l5c.
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The FOURrH.-The Fourth is coming, and
with it many from q distance to welcome
homo the brave "boys," and to see the
"grand displsy" in Mead7ille. Thous
ands are coming, and with them are cir
cusmen and showmsn. Come one, come
all, and enjoy the best celebration ever
held in Western Pennsylvania. II.
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Diseases Of the Horse and tOher domestic
snimsls, treated HOmeOpathiOal!y by John B. Hall
N. D., at HslTs Homeopathic Pharmacy, No. II
II Monument Park. Office prescriptions, 81 80.
Visits within the city limits. 81 80. je1O:246:eOd
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BUsIED ALIvE.-Three men, whose names
and residence our informant could not give
US, were buried yesterday afternoon under
a fall of earth while they were making ex-
cavations preparatory to laying a sewer in
Erie ~strset, between St. Clair and Oregon
streets. Two of them were dug out quickly
and without much trouble, and were but
slightly injured, but the third man was not
reached until after considerable digging,
and was with difficulty recovered to air and
consciousness. at last accounts, We UNDER
stand, he was doing well.
CARD OF THAxKs.-The following resolu-
lions have been sent US for publication:
Resolued, That the grateful thanks of this
Sabbath School be rendered to Messrs. R.
G. Parsons, H. B. Hurlbut, Arson Stager, F.
G. Keith, James F. CLARK. Henry Raymond,
William Brigham, T. P. Handy and ]. P.
Bishop, of Cleveland, for the beautiful Sab
bath School Library which they have given
US, and we earnestly hope and trustthat we
shall receive lasting benefit from the very
acceptable and entirely unexpected gift.
ResolUed, That the above Resolution be
published in the Cleveland LEADER and
Cleveland Herald. FRANK BISHOP,
North Scion, June 25, '65- secy.
APPLErox's CYoLoPEDA-Ingham and
Bragg have just received AppletOn's Annu-
al Cyclopedia for 1864. This instalment
makes the twentieth volume, and it is a
most valuable one. Messrs. Inghsm and
Bragg are the agents for this work in this
part of the State.
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Rose . PrsnGl11P FroVI1a0n marnss1

Rose = PreuaasaP krOvlaaon MarAss BE
port
Ths IoIoUing ara the rata charged b. rs
Hama-Suzsr-eured premium hans y D--.-fa
C~anVAssed Hams RB---3
Dried Bee|A
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES d.. s..---.--H
4aEo-PEms leaf kettlo-rnd'd IN bbls OF tros.I0
Prime leaf ksttle-rndr'd IN kegs D b..EO
POrE-So. 1 mess q 50
AAHA elear . bi.-s...s....-.-.-.-.- 80 10
~ 10 o1tra charge made for packages OF carte
ags 50 railroad dcpots Or boAtA. Al articles Ers
warranted strictly prime, and squEl 20 anythinSf b
The Sssts. Orteu promptly allied.
o = PBEETIeE,
dSlAR Kos. Isa IA andlSe Ontario street.
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Lambs Knitting Machine.-eENIuB
TRrUHPHANT.-ThS greatest invention Of the ago.
NsrroWs the toe, knits the heel, complete In one
piece. VIII do all that It is promised to dc in our
o~irculars- OAn w. address, With stamp, A. L.
JOHNSON, $50 Superior st Cleveland. Dsaz-ols
-
D~rsnanstn- and Debility.
DR. STRICKLANO'5 ToNIO.-We can recon-
mend those suffering with Loss of Appetite, Indi.
gsstion, or Dyspepsia, Nervousness and Nervous
Debility, to use DR.. stricklAnd's Tonic. 1t is .
vegetable preparation, free from alcoholic liquors;
1t strengthsns the whole nervous system; it ere.
ates a good appetite, and is warranted to cure Dys-
pepsia and Nervous Debility.
For sale by Druggists generally, at 81 per bottle.
Prepared by DR.. A. Strickland, 8 East Fourth st.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
BENTON 4 DUNHAM, Agents, Cleveland m6R5
"Be ahsuIa aud courteous In youth, thar y~-p.v
be hon0r'd in age"
Use Or. D. Il. seelys's Liquid CatarTh Remedy for
Catarrh difficulties, Cold in the Head, and for
cleansing the nose and head, that yOur days may
be long in which to ba honored. je2s:r3
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PoL1oE CoURr.-Ths following was the
docket before Judge Abbey yesterday:
Drunk-A. C. Ross, fined 81 and
costs; Patrick Dufey, fined 81 and costs; NJ.
A. Stevens, sent to the WOrkhouse for so
days.
DistuFbsnce-Fred. Tibbits, fined 81 and
costs; James Hawkin and Patrick Duffy,
each fined 50 and costs; VIM. Pate, ST., fined
81 and costs.
Vagrancy-James Banner, Martin Multi
gan, Henry Banks, John Wilson and Henry
Wood, nolled; Henry lie, fined IS and costs;
Maria Herrick, sent to the House of Cor
rection 80 days; Laura Brown, sent to the
House of Correction 60 days.
Assault and Battery-Lorenzo Strickland
and Thomas Carroll, each fined IS and
costs; George Lucas, fined 50 and costs.
Petit Larceny-Charles Rogers and Mi
chael Dorsey, each fined IS and costs, and
sent to jail Eve days.
stsbbing with Intent to Wound.-Thomas
Willard, case continued, bail 81, 600.
Grand Larcery-Thomas Bryan, case
held open, bail $500.
There were Eany other continued and
several minor cases, of too little Importance
for publication.
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C-ONNKKcENKST OF THE CL1yELAHD HIGH
ScHoozs.-The commencement exercises of
the Central and West High Schools Of this
city were held in the Central School Hall
yesterday afternoon, commencing at half
past two O'Clock and consuming the rest of
the day. The hall was crowded to over
flowing BY the many patrons and friends
of the schools, and many, unable to get in,
were forced to fOrego the pleasure of the
literary entertainment. -
The hall Wa most beautifully decorated
throughout with evergreen and lowers, and
the stage was made august and beautiful
with busts of Agassiz, Burnt, theApollo Belvi-
dere, ETC., etc. Leland and Won oiksr's Bands
were present, and enlivened the exercises
with most excellent music.
The following was the
PROGRAMME. coal.
Prayer supt. Arson smyth.
Music Band.
oratiOn-The New World Bound TO tho Old by the
Atlantic Telegraph -------.yG b. J %enni,on'
Fssay-Naturs our best Tescher..---M Z. Alger.
CrAtion-The True Heroes Of this War.
Essay-The WILLOWS Mite--.-..Nettis B. Ayrel.
Charles H Fuller.
Husie-Pi,no solo-...------"------=Hilie Case
Oration-The Ship Of State .........--..Tho Irvine.
Carrie Hatterslsy.
jams King.
Fssay--Afer the storm..-.snnie W. Johnston.
Ora ion--Prs ---.--.--...!0h arits h K'uesel.
...--.---...-.:baao
Oration-The American soldier.... Ed: A. Klaegel
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posi-
1915. Winter Arrangements ISS4.5.
FOB TIN
kERITAb ABB CLOSING -eT HALLS
-

SonnaNeIls EoaDAf, 0JfoHEa 8IsF, 1855.
~ Mail will Be opened Snd rsady for delivery
ne hour sftsE arrival Of trsi3s.
~ AL Mails eIoTs one hoax bsioys ds7arturOo
Fptna,
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OHuCAaO MARKET--June so
IBy Telegraph

TTI,Saf-Getive I'D advanced H9Ia. Sales st
a osIS1O ~ To- So 1, and 9nc fr No 2
CoSn-S4ea y. Gales at 5ShA54o for Mol
Oea-Duu and declined 2%9So. Sales at
SId431%c for No ].
PrOVisfOns-Dull.
HfchWfnes-Duu. Sales at So 20.
Receipts-Flour, 4,6CO bbisi wheat, 5000 bU5
corn, ID, 600; oats IS, 900.
Shfpmemfs-6,5O0 bbls -FOUR 1900 bu Fheati
III, COO corn, $4,000 oats.
FreEghts- Firm.
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FEST WISCONSIN, HEAVY AETILLRR1-The
largest regiment which has passed through
this city, that named above, arrived here
from Pittsburgh ct balf-past three O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon. There were nine COM
panies present, the other two being off on
detached duty. The regiment numbered
1852 men, and the field and staff officers
we're as follows:
Colonel-C. C. Meservey.
Lieutenant Colonel-Vacancy. a1r
M~ajors-LeW Il. Drury, D. Q. Fulton and
P. W. Hubbell.
Surgeon--B Borden.
Adjntsnt-Vacancy.
Eight of the companies present were one
years men. The ninth company were vet
Grams, formerly connected with the Army
of the Potomac, and participated in the
first battle of Bull Run and all the engage
ments of the early Virginian campaigns.
The growth of the present regiment has
been from q company, in 1851, to q battal-
lion, in 1868, to a regiment in 1854. 1t is
the most imposing body of men we have
yet seen. All are large, robust and re-
markably intelligent looking. They were
we'll dressed and superbly armed and
equipped. fE
This has been q pet regiment around
Washington. The boys have served in the
dsfenses about that city, and also in those
south CT Alexandria, Virginia.
The soldiers were fed at the Home, and
nearly all were accommodated at two sit
tings. It was an ~uncommonly hard after
moons work for the officials at the Home
and the ladies who volunteered their invsl-
liable services. But all worked with a will,
and efficiently, and the huge anaconda ="
was fed to the full in sn incredibly short
An e1celIehb O@Lu--.D niacss he
longed to the regiment. They dtse6I-SS
excellent music while the boys were eating
and guiding several barrels of lemonade.
The regiment left for Detroit on tho even
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still 81 his old established Dental Rooms, corner Of
Ontario street and Public Square, making those
invaluable gems, artificial Teeth, at tbs old prices
before the war. An Upper or Lower Set from $40
to SIS. Al work warranted. snin.RS