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ADDITION TO TEE SOLDIERS HONE.-0n
Tuesday morning, Mr.. Randall Crawford
set his men at work building an extensive
addition, to serve as a dining apartment,
TO the Soldiers Home. The old room was
too crsmped, and it required so long a time
to feed large bodies of men, that oftentimes
trains and boats could not wait for them to
break their fast. Consequence was, the
men pushed on, half furnished, preferring
to endure the cravings of hunger to being
detained on their hOmeward journey. The
ladies of the Aid Society determined to
revOlutionize this state of things, and this
commOdious apartment, added on the west
and north side of the Home. is the result Of
their effort. It will seat 800 ren. The
large number of 400 men can DOW sit down
to meals at this capital and most excellent
of all charitable institutions.
The ladies of the Society deserve the
heartiest thanks of all our citizens. And
while they are commended for their perse-
verancs and efficiency in the labor of hu-
manity, thanks are also due Mr.. Craw-
ford, who from first 10 last, has left
all when called upon to assist, from
time to time, in enlsrgiug the Home and
adding to its convenience and facility for
doing good. He has seen this building
grow up under his hand from a mere shan
ty, as it were, until it now extends along
the pier, and promises to vie, in point Of
size, with the Union depot itself.
With every new addition to the Home,
came fresh demands upon the hospitality Of
the institution. Since the troops have COM
msnced returning, an immense drain has
been made upon the supplies of the Sol
diers' Aid Society, and people sVery where
should feel it to be their duty, as we
doubt not it is their good pleasure, to send
in supplies to make good this enormous
expenditure and charity. Green things es-
Pecially, such as onions, radishes, peas, &C.,
are desired by the ladies in charge, and are
particularly craved by the soldiers long
used to dry fare. If the people at large
could see but once the great work which
the "Home" is accomplishing, its officials,
men and women, laboring day and night
they would realize it in all its magnitude,
and send in their donations of edibles with
g liberality commemorate with the great
demand which is constantly made upon
shis public charity. -
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COUNTY MILITARY SURGEsNs.-The follow
ing named physicians and surgeons have,
in addition to those heretofore published,
been appointed, upon recommendation of
surgeon General Barnes, Military Surgeons
in their respective counties, under the
amended militia law
2 D. Richards, New Philadelphia, Tuscsrs-
was county.
n E. G.. Hard, Medina, Medina county.
Horace Coleman, Troy. Miami do
T. A. Reamy, Zsnesville, Muskingum CO.
W. j. Bright, New Lexington, Perry co.
Charles 8. Leonard, Rsvenns, Portage CO.
4 L. NJ. Moe, Ottawa, Putnam county.
E. W, Reeme, Tifin, Seneca do
N. B. Briebine, Bucyrus, Crawford co,
P. A. Carpenter, Mansfield. Richland co.
Il s. Conklip, Sidney, Shelby county.
". T, McMurtry, LenOx, Ashtsbuls cn.
Jonas Colby, Defiance, Defsnce county.
J. NJ. Cory, sandusky City, Erie do
John G. MARS. Steubenville, Jefferson 90.
I Jacob Stamp, Mt. Vernon, Knox county.
l.. B. Voorhees,, Mt. Gilead, Morrow do
KrG. Thomas, Alliance, St-rk do
Geo. P. Ashman, Akron, Summit do
o. Ferris, Upper Sandusky, Wyandot CO.
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AMUSEMENTs,
OADRMY "a NUaIO.
pp1ms mr. GnOssfoH.

PRICES or ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and PArquette 50 osntsi s~eouTed'eeats
to Dress Circle, 70 cents; Family Oirols, 80 cents;
Gallery. Is cents; Private Boxes, 50 and Ss.-
Single seats in Private Rozes. 81.
So olored persons viii, under no circumstan-
ces, DO permitted to occupy seats IN any other por-
ton of he house, save he Gallery Admission 26c.
Doors open at Z. Curtain rises at 8. p
LAST Nj iHT OF THE BEAUTIFUL PLAY,
In which the entire .trsngth Of he Company will
appes.
Fr.dsy evening, June eth, 1855, vii be pre-
ssnted this celebrated Bve-act Play, called =
KgMAHCE OF A POOR YOUNG al
Oa. TIE LRAP OF BoRRoRl I-a
This gre { Play was originally produced at Wal
lacks Theatre. Nav York, where Il bad . Buccsss-
ful run Of over one hunfrSd nights.
No other ptce 10 night.
SCI To morrow. Bauedt Of Mr. B, Stephens.
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The attention of the ladies of Cleveland
is called to very elegant stock of FTensh
Illusion BOnnets, recently imported and on
exhibition for two days only, Saturday and
Monday, June 9Th and 11th, ct Room h
American Hotel. rE1IIzs i9,2I7
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sEooSD WARD.--At q meeting of the
Union voters of the Second Ward lsstnight,
the following santIemen were elected dele
gates to the County Convention, to be held
on the 10th inst. : o. NJ. Oviatt, NJ. R.
Keith, Henry s. Stevens, Bolivar Butts,
James U. Gridley, E. ]. Estep, and Henry
B~eckinbach.
On motion of Robert F. Paine, Esq, the
following resolution was passed unani-
mOusly:
RcSoIUeS, That the delegates elected from
this ward be instructed TO vote for dele
gates to the State Convention favorable to
the denomination of John Brough for the
office of Governor.
o. NJ. Dwarf, Chairman.
W. ". BRUCE, Secretary.
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New york stock naTket-Iune s.

IN TELEaRAPH.l
Government 8tOekR-Quiet and steady. u.
8 Skies OF 1881, coupons, 1895; U. s Skies, 5 20s,
registered, 1921; Five twenties, coupons, 1885;
Treasury 7 sos, second SO les, 99Z
BtOok8-Duli. Missouri skies, Pacific Railroad
issue, 20; o. 4 Missiasippi Certificates 2th; Quick
silver bO56; N. Y. Central 81; Eris T5h; Hudson
InSk; Rssding 9l5S; MiehiRsn Central 169A: Him
oils Central, seller 80. lis; Michigan soaihe,n 6tZ;
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh 20; Oh oago 3 Northwest
srn s6i do PIeferre1 b6S; Rock Island $50 Fors
Wagne az
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.Seven-Thirty Loan.
O NOTICES.

s4mmer BOnnets.-The Ladies' Of Cleveland
arc requested TO call st Room q, frat floor, Amer.
iasu HOsse, and look at q superior style and assort-
msat of Illusion B~Onnets, which the subscriber
tffsrs for two days to the Ladies Of this city
FIsssSOsu on Saturday and Monday, the 10Th and
18th inst. uunFaH Mss 8, LIZ.
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jung;219

To Artists and Amsteurs.-A. Hart, at
his En- p1rinm. 1872 sussd 7 street. offers to Ar
fists and Amateurs, the choic st 90 lection Of
Artists Materials TO be found Ia Cleveland, con.
sisting Of Epgiish and American Colors for Oil and
Water Color Painting, hne English Brashes, pol
ishsd hsndlss; Palettes Palette BDivss, SOitsners,
etc. 6ss also on hand a large and Ell CANT 9 sort
ment Of Oil Prints, Landscapes, Fruit and Flower
Pieces, from which amateurs and others can select
the best models to enlarge into valuable paintipgs.
The utmost care will be observed in filing orders
by Ie. ter. juns:2lO
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NER AnYRRTIsEMEN Ia

Academy Of Musie-ROmanos of a Poor Man.
Electro Thermal Bath Cure.
Calvin Carlton Warehouses.
N. 7. Color Chicago.
Orumb, BssIipgtoD a KsndalI-New Goods.
Edward P. Fenn-ElectrieaI Mandatory.
". Z Y.-spirituaIism.
Nicsolson- Pasturags.
Rev. J. HiH-House to Rent.
n. T. Color ogdensburg.
W. M. Edge-Lubricatiag on.
For Lake superior-LoosI Eotlcs.
French Illusion Bonnets-LoeaI Notice.
Stitching and Embroidery Local Notice.
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BUFFAIA MAxKEF-June s

F1Our-MOrs aetiye and prices steady.
Moderate milling demand; tending
downward. Sales SO. l chicago spring at 81 XIX
asl IS
COru-FIrmer. sa'es cool to choice No. 1 mix
ed 81 6sa7.o. ID { Oorn sec.
Oats -56c, closing quiet.
ieY-Wes held at 75c.
Rye-Heid at 75c
Hhtsky-Firmer. Sales at 81 90.
Canal rreighss- Pull. To New York, Isc;
for Whsatf cOruTt; Oa'E ~
Take InHpOFtE--Ftour - bbls, vhes {
II 6B bu, co n ~ 800, os,s q, 252, barley 1904.
sRnal fZpOFfs-Flour 5 l52 bbls, wEeat b.
2S4 bu. som 81 geo. oats l2,9s5.
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y. Z. Honey MarkeI-June 8.
lBY TELEaRAPH.l
MOuey-Easy ~ 5@a . ct. for call loans.
Sterling EKehanEe-Firm at uO@liJA for
gold and d~rBt-olsss bills
GOld-A shade finer, opening at lSs, dsclin.
ing to 1S7H, and closing ct 1879
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF

EHTERE0.--.--.-JUsz 9.
Stmr City Of Cleveland. Mckay, Detroit.
Pr p PseiGc, Kelley, BuHslo
Prop PssRIe, Nit he'll , Duu kirk
Prop Idaho, Conksy, Buffalo
Sehr Mosells. Bnehley, NnTqretts
sohr .ylph, Hends rsOn, Bu, we'll
-ehr Lewis Cas-. 1~On.ywell Rowan
Schr Louisa Emma, G ,tes, Blu well
sehr NOuparsil, T My Kingston
seow ZoaaFe, Cham nsy, 7 I'D
CLkARED~----.JUSE 8.
stmr City Of cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop City Of Boston, chapman, Chicago
PfOp Idsho, Con sv, Chica.o
Prop Allan &c, Pratt, Brf4
Schr fartsr, St,lker, Chicago
schr King sisters, n orton, Marquetfs
Sohr Nj g., P rtsr, Marquette
schr NonPzrril, Frn'ss. saTqneite
SShr D W~gst@d Stone. Msrqustte
Sohr nosslie, Buckley. M-rquette
sohr Petrel, Psltier Port Ii pc
Schr Coral, Thomas. Bu slo
feos z usve, Champney, Perrysbur,h
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LOCAL NOTICES

For Lake SupsriOr.-Ths new, stauneh
and eIsgsnt Pas enger Steamer Meteor, TbomsI
Wilson, Master, will leave our Dock for Lake su-
perior Ports, Monday, June 18th, 8 P. 4.
For freight or passage apply to
GABRETsON 3 90
jung;219 No. / River street, Oeve aad.
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Il ro - 49, q Ii aen.nd.

s2.co. hut there Is no demand.
AIeOh0l-Markst quiet and STEADY. HeIdas
s,01gf,05 fer ss per oent. Neutral Proof spiria
81 15s2,2O. Cologne Spirits, 90 per cent, s4,I5.
P-etlOIeuBs-TBo market is dull. TIansac-
tons are st q ranged 70a72c for refined.
Dried APples-Deusud light. We quote at
s9shc, and pay for packages.
Dried Peaehes-Unpeelsd held ct sec. Nc
peeled in market.
Lake Fish-ln coed steady request. White
fish scarce End d m. sales s5 half bbIs No. I
Whiieish at IS, Is; 90 half bbls No. 1 Pickerel at
$500; 40 half bbls Eerriag at $3.50; 20 half bbIs
No. l Trout s7,75 20 half bbls shad at $3.50; IS
half bbls Bass ct 81 100.
~ssIs-stsady. Fiae $40. Coarse and Ground
Solar S9,I5-
ing 70 quality Ohio 259S0o-
HaIt-steady. Barley Malt hold at $40 per
bushsI.
Ase eus pnr4ar-MArkss stsadF. We ouots
- foIloEu: Prsssut Uss X1 Ale SO; Stock Xxx
sI3C co: Esr-sst $1,000. pals Cream III: PorfTF
gu. Hat and quarter barrels IN proportion.
Water EJme- Oswsgo and Akren held ct
6Ia-ss--~P~--rs' land plAsssr Tr,o per
ton; OaIcinsd s4.C0 2 bid.
Rose - erssIEssss -rroslason aarkes Re
port
Ths soIlovizx are ths rates -aarsod By us
WsEss-sussr-egred premium hsms = n--..22
CanFassed Hams D--+3
Sr5sG seef-S D---------Ls
aHeulHerE-SUEzr-cuTod = -. ......--..
SaeO1-0F Smoked Sides = B.----.f0
EaE6-Prfme Isaf ksttio-rud'd in bbls or truB.1e
FEme les ksitle-ndFd IN kegs 3 D..EO
-1rz-Eo. I moss q btl....--.. S26 o
Ertrs slssr g bl.-..---......-.......-. 50 0
X 10 gztra charge msde FOR packages or cart
aEs 90 -=5iToEd -depots CT bcAta. An sTtioies are
Warranted strictly Pzine, snd equal TO anything b
ia 5t-ta. czesrg promptly Sled
FCSE 4 PEENTIsE.
asle-P Soc. ~. "a sas rs Oatsri0 street.
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OHIOAGO MARKEr--June s

10y AetBTHpn
FTGur-DGU.
Wheat-Quiet and declined 1c. Sales At 81 ia
81 lsk Tor No. 1; 81 o5s1 OK for No. 2
rn-Fi and advanced %aic. Sales at $40
for No. ]; sec Tor N'.2
0atE-Firm st 43Hc for No l.
BfghWines-Dun ct 81 %
PrOvisiOns-DulI. Moss Pork SIS so; prime
mess Sts %
Freights-Quiet.
Receipts Flour 900 bills; whsAt 1900 bal
corn, 5000; oats 81, coo.
shipments. 800 bbls flour; - bu wheat;
III 600 -orn, 1900 oats
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eyed the infuriate beingi not q man

eyed the in~furiate beings not e man
hinched.
The basement is divided into cook
rooms Of different kinds,-a separate one
being used for the benefit of the
hospitalss-washing, ironing and bath
rooms, barbershOp, dining apartments, &c.
There are 1877 inmates in the Infrmsry
Of these 100 are psuPers, 65 being women,
and the rest are House of Correction birds.
This is but an average attendance, and the
house will accommodate very many more.
The interesting visit found its climax in
the Sumptuous supper provided by the Mat
rons of the institution. The Mayor occupi-
ed the seat o. honor at the head Of the table,
and the President of the Council brought
up the rear in fine fashion. Strawberriesl
Cream Cream which sent you back, by the
Law of association, to life on the farm when
g boy the cream of tradition come back
once more, and none of your s~ubstanceless,
drowned city cheats. And the reckless
abandon with which the city ~oficisls threw
themselves away on strawberries was q re-
freshing sight. It was a touch of nature.
Supper over, the Fifth Ward arse, and
with no hiccough in his voice, moved a
vote of thanks to the officers of the Infrm-
airy, for the magnificent supper of which
they had SO beautifully [hear, hearl par
taken. The sentiment was cheered, and
the than ks voted with a will, after which the
horses were ordered, and the party, each
following q lighted Havana, set out for the
city, delighted with the very plea ant and
profitable visit.
In this connection we think the city may
heartily congratulate itself on the very
able and thorough manner in which this
department pitts government lie conducted.
It is universally conceded that Mr.. Burli-
son, the Director, is the most efficient, care
full and conscientious officer this institution
has ever hsd at its head, while Mr.. Smith,
as superinteIde dent, has made himself abso-
,utely indispensable. His boundless ener-
gy and good judgment have put, aud keep,
everything at the Poor House on & admirable
footing. And the whole house bears evl-
dence of the faithfulness and commendable
care of the hospital overseer, and of the
MstrOns, Mrs. Smith aud Mrs. Barton.
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CLAIM AGENTS.
VIZ. Z. PRESTON,
Sueoessor to @. C Bruce q Prestonh
GOVERNMENT LICENSED
Army and Navy Claim Agent

Office No. 1 LymRn's Block
Bear Court House, on Public Square, Cleveland, o,
We collect Pensions, Bounty. Back Pay, PriEs
Money, and ali other War Clsims.
~ Oar Special agent resident ct Washington
To dsVOtes his entire time 70 the collection o.
CETIJ :Rs' ACCOUNTS, procuring Certificates Of Non
h. sOgedness and obtaiuibE pay.
E@Eees low No charge until we have aooom-
plished what se undertake.
German LANGUAGE RDsken. aplS
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ARRIVAL OF Wisconsin, TKooPs-Upwards
of H7OO Wisconsin troops arrived here
over the Pittsburgh road, about eight
o'clock LIST evening. As the long train
came in, cheer on cheer rent the air, as
the hundreds of people lining the bank
crested the returning braves with a hearty
welcome. The SSH Wisconsin Infantry,
numbering $50 men, formed q part of the
invading army, and was under the COM
mand Of Captain 7. B. Marsden, assisted
BY the following officers Captains B. F.
Frees, R.. F. BeckWith, a. a. Coleman, and
Lieutenants Scion ". Pierce, FIT. Zsttler,
James Heth, VIM. Adams, Charles Hoyt,
VIM. Asxon and George Street.
There were also detachmennts of the S7th
Wisconsin, "a men, and of the 18th, 10th
and 18th regiments, numbering 355, the
latter three detaohments being under the
command of Captain W. F. Gibbs. The
18th was commanded by Captain Blakely,
the 18th by Lieutenant Grover and the 18th
BY Lieutenant Mckinney.
The s7th and Ssth regiments have been
connected with the Army Of the Potomac,
While the 18th, 18th and 18th have formed
a part of the 18th Corps in shermsn's army,
Gnd were in all chat chieftain's glorious
msrchings. zr-v p
The men rscsived a substantial supper at
The Soldiers Home, all of them being &C
commOdsted at two sittings, for another sd-
dition has been made to this Ipstitution
Supper over, they went on board the even
ing boat for Detroit. They are a hardy
looking set Of men, nearly all Of them baing
very large and staiRsrt. Their papers have
been made out, and they are merely going
into camp, in their Stats, until paid of and
disbsndsd.
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FIagsI-we can supply any number Of Flags
on short notice. Dealers supplied on reasonable
terms. G. 8. NEWO0MB 3 co,
Printers and Dealer In Blanks,
Er,s.at7 IAa 9enaea atraak-
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STITCHING \ EMBRoIDERY.-sowing ma
chine stitching of every description done
in the best style ct III Superior, cor. Bank
street. GROVER & BAKER's
is-242:eod Sewing Machine Co. Rooms.
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DELEGATRs TO COUNTY CoEEEETIoN.-The
following returns of delegates chosen to
represent the wards in the County Conven-
ton to be held to morrow in National
Hall, were handed in'last night;
First Ward-Themas Jones, Jr., ]. C.
Grsnnis, E. Hessenmueller, j. W. Schmitt,
silas Merchant, W. B. Cottersll, j. Ems
worth.
Second Ward-M. Oviatt, NJ. R. Keith,
q. s Stevens, Bolivar Butts, ]. U, Grid
ley, E. ]. Estep, Henry B~eckenbsck.
Third Ward-COlonel James Barnett, W.
81. Price, Amos Townsend.
Fourth Ward-Judge J.. P. Bishop, A. T.
Brinsmsde, r. D. Noble, o. Spencer, C. s..
Hobbs, DR.. A. Dangler, R P. Myers.
Fifth Ward-A. Stone, Jr., NJ. C. Young
love, Henry Weeks.
Ninth Ward-Wm B. Castle, R. B. Den
mis-, John Martin.
Tenth Ward-A- P. Turner, Jr., Gustave
schmitt, A. J. Marvin.
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AVOID C-OUNTERFKITs.

H3stetter's Bitters share this common fate
OF all things gOod-ImpOstOrs initiate.
OF these bsEare-discreetly use on, eyes
From honest houses purchase your supplies.
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Dyspepsia, Nervousness and Debility.
DR.. sTRICKLANO's JONIO.-We can recon-
mend those tuHering with Loss Of Appetite, Ind.
gsstion, or Dyspepsia, Nervousness and Nervous
Debility, to ule Dr.. stFicklsnd's Tonic. It is 3
Vvsvtabi1 preparation, free FROM alcoholic hquors;
it Strengthens the whole nervous system; it Gre
ates a good appetite, and is warranted to cure Dys-
peyEia and Nervous Debility.
For sale by Druggists generally, at 81 per bottle.
Prepared by DR.. A. strickland. 6 East Fourth 81.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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DYEINc,

FREDERICK OYRIAX,
French Fancy steam Dye W0Fka ant,
Cleaning establishment
BelTidere Farm, East cleveland, and
So Seneca Street.
OFFToH-l4 Seneca st., Cleveland, o.
Imean to make this the BEST DYE-HOUSI IL
THE WEST, and shall spare no effort 70 dive nat.
hfsction-
/ call the especial attention Of Gentlemen 70 tie
IMPROVED FRENCH STYLE
OF Cleaning or Reducing Of mads-up Garments.
mhQ7
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CITY NEWS

A few cartons choice Flowers opened this
morning at Mrs. shaw's. my25
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GEN. GRANT HERE TO.NIGHT,
HAIL THE COMING CHIEF /

The news to day is local, and is nothing
less important than That Lieut.. Gen.
Grant, will arrive here on the rs train
this evening. He is on his way to attend
the Sanitary Fair at Chicago, and is ac-
companied by eight members of his staff.
In the party are Lieut.. Col. Bowers, A. A.
G aud his Aids, Colonels Parker and
Babcock.
The City Council, at e meeting at the H.
Urinary yesterday, resolved to meet at
Council Hall at ~eighto'clock this evening,
and proceed thence in q body to the depot,
to give the distinguished hero q reception
and entertainment in the name and in be-
half of the city. Itwas felt that it would be
disgrsceful in the extreme, to allow him to
pass through our city without making this
public recognition of his invaluable servi-
ces, and giving at least this small tribute to
his character, the most perfectly rounded
s1d grandest developed by the war.
1The General will leave at ten O'Clock,
over the Cleveland aud Toledo road.
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OsWEse aARKEF- June 5.

~ TaLse2AeH-l
FlOEF-In COED demand and steady Sales at
ST Is for No. spriug, 81 70 or red winter, IS SO
as IS for whites - z5aS9 20 for d3Ible extra.
WneRG-Qgiel; n atles.
COEn-Sominal-
.Ofher grains n minGl.
Canal FreiEhts-Lumher boats in sctivs de-
mand flour SIC, wheat u, co n 70 20 New York;
lumbar So SO to Aibs.Y.
Lake EmPOFts-n hbls Of -four, 20, 600 bu
wheat, l6,1U0 corn, 1900 90 sst lrmbsr.
Cana BXpOrts-9f5 bis Of -four, $1,000 bu
2,S10,o0O + 81 u Der.
shiPmsnts-By Rail, 1885 bbls -four.
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LIVERY STABLE.

n @. BRIGGS,
Kew Livery and Boarding Stable,
NO. 50 CHAMPLAIN STREET,
june5 CLEVELAND, OHIO.
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Lambs knitting haehIne.-sKuUB
TRUMPHAET.-Ths greatest invention Of the age.
NarrOws the toe, knIts ths he'll, complete in Ons
piece. viii do all that 1t is promised to do in our
circulars. Call on or address, with stamp, A. L.
JOHNSON, $50 Superior St, Cleveland. my21:Rls
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FLOUR AND FEED,

ELOURI FLOURI FLOUR Ar RE
10 DUCEB PRICES-5,OOO bbls fresh ground
Flour, all grades; some very choice brandt Of Rad
and White Whsst. suitable for family or baker'n
use, for sale st Warehouse, 1877 MeEWfn Gk. Gro
oerymen, Bakers and othsrs in want will consult
their own interests BY examining our stock.
apI4 GARDINER, BURT 90.
DYE FLOURI RYE FLOURl-FoF
LIZ sslsI \ lots TO suit, at Warehouse Of
en- nAPnHuR RURT . IN
T AIDES SEA SIDE HATS. A Large
II lot recsiEed this day By
kanHa-
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Saves half the soap and half the work. Il
worth more than all the WISHING machines ever
invented Sold By Druggists and GrOeers. Ask
for LiaIagood's Washing Crystal. ". L. PORTER
Agent, IOT BanE street. myls;dEw
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Returned soldiers, AtteutlOns-SI6O
per month can EASILY be made by selling the CLARK
a Barker New England Sewing Machine, price Sl6.
There arc no manufacturers OF real good machines
that can offer as great Inducements as We can on
this machine. eau and see m Sehine, at 1877 kups-
rior street, up stairs. Room No. 6.
jun7:2l6 CLARK 4 BARKER, Manufacturers.
Dried Peaehes-A few bbis unpesIed for
sale by J. G. SIM aOhS & CO,
Jun7:T1s 50 herWin street.
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Copper StOeks-June 8.
lBT TELEGRAPH.
Prices OF Mining Stocks bid In Boston to day;
Copper Falls II; Franklin 80; Hancock 8; Isle
Royal 81; Minnesota Is Quincy 81.
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A coUNTR
CLEVELAND CITY IKFIRMARY.
Visit Of The NItEOmeers.

A Good Time ali ROand-gIoEy Enough
for one Day, 9ad Let's Of BtrAWbsr-
rfpR.
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Tbs following table shows ths smount OF Flour
aud Grain in store IN Chicago on the Cd inst, COM
pared with the amount 10 store the saturday pre-.
Yious and the eorIe.pondiaE date last year:
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New England Sewing Machine, No. 1877
superior street, Cleveland, Ohio. 1926.
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"Spread out earth holisst record here,
or day and deeds reverence dear -.
Let the w,rld understand that DR.. D. A. Seelys'I
Liquid Oatsrrh Remsdg is a pleasant and certain
cure for Cstarrb, Cold IN the Head, and all dis
eases OF the head caused by the Abnormal condition
of the membrane lining g.eE June5.RS