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CoUNfERFETrTT CAsE CoETIzuED.-Thomas
Keough, srreF.ted a few days since for pass
ing ~countelfeit notes upon Mrs. Dusehl
and MIRA Cooley on the West Side, was
brought before Commissioner White yester-
day, but the case was continued till to-
morrow morning.
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DIscoETIEUAScE OF TIE CLEVELAND U. s.
HOsPrTAL.-We understand that the United
States Hospital on University Heights will
bs discontinued in a few days. Doctor
~sternbsrg, the surgeon in charge, goes to
Fort Wayne, near Detroit, and Dr.. Stanton,
his assistant, to Cincinnati.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

The extensive Auction sals of Dry Goods By o.
Gutter & Son will be continued to-day at their
Auction Room No. 81 Bank street, sale
ing at 10 O'clookA NJ. Many COED bargains were
obtained at the sale yesterday, ssPeoia Iy in Linen
Goods, of which there is . good assortment yet to
select from, comprising Linen sbeeting, White and
Brown Linen Table Cloths Of all sizes, Table
DamAsk, Napkins, Dress Goods, Linen Handler
chiefs, 40, g., Gov is the time t, purchase, a. an
other such opportunity will not occur again very
soon. jyle:226
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To Be MUSTERED OUr.-The Sandusky
Register says that the remaining companies
of the 12sth o. V. L, lately doing duty at
JohnsOn's Island, numbering eight hun
dFed mon, left here last night by the San
dusky, Mansfield 4 Newark Railroad for
Columbus, to be mustered out and paid of.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-12

CoURr MAKTuL.-A Court Martial will be
held in this city to-day, for the purpose of
trying delinquent members of the 29th
Ohio regiment. A large portion of said
regiment did not muster on the Fourth, al
though ordered TO do 30. A State law lays
q fine of Eve dollars upon ali member of
companies who disregard such orders.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-12

HABEAs CORPUS CAsE.-The ka5eas corpus
case brOughtby L. J. Chapman before Judge
FOOte, for the recovery of his three children
from his divorced wife, was concluded yes
terday. The Judge directed Sheriff Nicola
to give the children up to Mrs. Mary Haw-
ley, their mother.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-12

On Strike IN TrTUsvnLE.-oH Friday
night oil was struck ct the well on the
bank of Oil Creek, near the railroad station,
at the depth of 500 feet. The oil flowed over
the tubing at intervals,sn d boiled constant
ly in the drive pipe. The well will be tubsd
without unnecessary delay, and its owners
are confident of good results,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-12

TEE bath o. V. This regiment has
been ordered to be mustered out at Nash
Vile and sent home. Tho boys will probs-
bly, rssch this city by Sunday or Monday
next. The I24th was organized here, and
has done good service, having been in many
severe battles and hard marches in Ken
lucky, Tennessee, and Georgia, and having
lost a large number of men. Two eompsn-
les were sent homo some weeks ago, and
the survivors of the organization, when
they return, should receive a cordial vel
come. The patriotic citizens of Cleveland
will keep a sharp lookout for the brave boys
who have SO nobly defended our country
against Southern rebels.
Since the above was in type we learn that
the regiment will arrive here as early as
Thursday tomorrow. Let them have q
rousing welcome.
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G. G. & G. Ean Road

CLEVELAND, o July 10, lies.
Adividend Of FIVE per cent has been declared by
this Company, payable At the uIuaI PLACES on and
alter August LIST next, free of Government tax
The transfer books will ba closed from the evening
of the 10Th inst until August ed.
By order Of the Board OF Directors,
jyIO:22s GEO. q. RUSSELL, Treasurer.
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HEw ADVgRTTsEMEETa-

Academy OF Music-Henry VII.
To soldisrH-Walth an Watches.
G. ". Osrk-FOrence's Spirit for tho Bsir.
George Beck-Hone Wanted.
A Public SquArs-ChRmbermaid Wanted.
H--PoArd Wanted.
n. 7. Color Chicago.
r. I. Color Ogdsnsburg.
=. O RouEe-Tirs Insurance.
L. A. PieIce-Grand EEcunion.
o. Gutter d Son-LooaI Notice.
Cricket Oiub-Local.
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The Horrors Of indigestion.

You complain OF your stomach, unfortunate dys.
peptie; but ought net your stomach to complain OF
yOul PcsIIbIy tue Pangs you endure are simply
the stomach's method of taking revenge upon yOu
for negIscting and abusing IT. Perhaps you have
never made an effort to improve its condition, but
on the other hand are continually examining it,with
unWholesome and homogeneous food. Rave you
ever tried HOsTKrTER's STOMACH BITTERs,
apToper diet, and regular mea'sr The BIttsrs in =
week would put your digestive apparatus in per-
feet order. regulate the hoW Of bile IN accordance
With the laws Of health, and produce Just 80 much
aperient action IS would be necessary for our good
and when you we're once all right, JudIciOuS and
regular dieting. With a little Of the Tonic now aud
then, would keep you so. II you have neglected
these means of cure, don't bl mi Jour stsmAeh for
It's reDeHou. To In -s-.Iy nsture'A hint that ahe
wants help. If you neglect 1t, the next thing may
be Inflammation, or seirrhus Cancer, or some
other violent aud dangerous disease. There is such
q thing as being too late in these matters. HOsFET-
rEEs BrrTERs will cure Dyspepsia; bat Dyspepsia
may engsnder diseases which defy all rsstOra-
tives. jylO:24s:lVdE
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We are indebted to Starr for late New
York papers. He keeps all the latest princi-
psi papers for sale at his depot in City
Buildings.
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CRICKET CLUB.-A meeting will be held at
Chapin's Hall this evening "wednesday at
8 O'Clock P. NJ, for the purpose o~forganizing
a club. All that feel interested are invited
to attend. jyI2:It
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COneernfnx OIL.

CLARION OiL.-The first cargo Of oil from
Clarion county was landed at Pittsburgh on
Friday last. Its gravity is 40, therefore it
is among the best of illuminating oils, and
will produce abou! 10 per cent. of refined
nil. ~
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T TITLE MOUNTAIN HOUSE.

Already guests are arising from Cincinnati and
Columbus. Old patrons and friends wishing TO pay
ns q visit, should engage rooms immediately
J. REYNOLDS,
jyll:2SS Proprietor.
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Governor Curtin and Judge holt are ex-
pected to visit Oil City the present week.
The Governor has some oil interests to look
after, and will probably visit that section
before his return. Judge Holt aecompan-
les him for q tour of observation and recre-
atiOn-and possibly speculation.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-12

PERsoNAL.-Mrs. c. Vanderbilt, wife of
the Commodore, was atthe WeddeH House
Yesterday.
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DIED..

BoILRA rH-July II, 1865, OF CcLsumption,
Wallace ". McIlrAth, sged SO years. T
Funeral on Thursday at lO1% o'clock A. M FIRM
his late residence, No. R6I Franklin street, West
Side.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-12

Diseases of the Horse and toher domestic
animals, treated HomeopathioAT'y by John B. Hall
A. D., at Halls Homeopathic Phsrmsoy, HO. II
II Monument Park. Office prescriptions, 81 30.
Visits within the city limits, 81 so. jeEO:2Is:sOd
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I. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
U s. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
III Superior s.
INSCRIPTIONS received 70 the
" $40 PER OEET. AND 10-4V' NATIOEE

LOAN.
[OonmisIlon allowed to SubacriberLl
o8-B. 8. Bonds Of 1881, 6-a0s, l0-4O's, Treasury
Notes, and ell other Government Securities pur-
chased and for sale on the most faVorAbl terms.
Cold, Silver, Coupons and Canada money bought
and sold ct best rates, Deposits received and Col
leotions made at all accessible points. Unourrent
funds converted at lowest rates. Revenue Stamps
FOR ssla M
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CHToAe9 ~MARKEr--JnIy II
OswseO u-ARERT-JaIy n.

FlOur-Uneharged- Sa'es at S96@6T4 for
MOL sprisg,- 81. OOd7 % Tor red wintsF .f6 oOa
s Is FOR white, and s. 75G 50 90 for double exbA
Including COMMON ohio as IS IS snd extra outd
hoop Ohio at 81 20.
Rbeaa-Fitm and better. Sales At 81 20 for No
Michigan, aud 81 IS for white Michigan.
COrm-FIm Balls No. Z Illinois 1t Tl1Sc.
OaIs-0nered as CSC for Western, which is
above buy ing ride
Can nj FEeignfs-Flour 39s4Oe. vhsak ~
to j ew York
Lat ITnpOlfs-Wheat $1,000 bu.
Cana ENports=WhesI q 600 tu.
Shipped BY railroad 90 bbls hour.
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MILLER-SAWYER-In Austinburg, on the
18th day Of June, 1865, by Rev. ROllin A sawyer,
Mr.. Edgar Q. Miller, Of cincinnati, aLd Miss Ruth
a. Sawyer, Of Austinburg.
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ANNUAL REPORT OF TIE ROcHEsrER CEHTRR
s. A. s.-We have received from Mrs. s. c.
Boice, ex-secretary ofthe above Society, the
third annual repOrE of the Soldiers Aid So
ciety in that place, from June LIST, 1854, to
June 7th, 1855, of which the following is a
synopsis:
This Society now numbers thirty-two
members.
Cash receipts, $l25.98.
Cash disbursements, $l2I.83.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-12

TIE KKAKs Ts-KIGHT.-Fortune week
opens tonight for our citizens, in the first
appearance of the celebrated English ar
tistes, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kean. They
will play ''Henry WILL" Mr.. Kean as Car
dinsl Wolsey, and his wife as Queen Ksth-
crime. We are not able now to state the
cast of this plsy, as there are five persons
in the Kean troupe, and they have not ar
rived at this writing, nor have they an
nounced the dramGtis persona.
We need say nothing BY way of inducing
the public to sttend. The fame of the ar
tists is worldwide, and they need not that
q trumpet be blown before them. They will
have not Onlya very large house, but very
critical and ~apprecistiVe one
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MARINE NEWS.
POtF OF C~LEVELAND.

POsgT OF OhEVELAND.
ENTERED ------JUL IL.
stmr City o. Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Stmr Csnisteo, B1ackmore. DunIf k
Prop Atlant C, Pratt, Buffalo
Sehr @ Reid, Reid, Toledo
sehr 81 Roberts, Rimage, Buffalo. RI az
0LEARED.---.-JUET IL.
Stmr Morning Star, Yiger, petroit
Stmr Portsmouth,, Howell. BudalO
Stmr C~snisteo, HIackmors, Toledo
Stmr TiOga, EissoD, unk
Prop MeteOs, Wilson, Bayfield,
Prop Prairie ; ate. Knapp, Toledo
Sehr r. 1. kkidmors, Ealek, Saginaw
ectr Wm.R aynOr, IoWsr, Eacias
Fohr Bsrba ian, SOper. Chiosgo
Schr E C Roberts, Rimago, Milwaukee
Barge Experiment, hoyes, Pigeon River.
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Amazed the gsziDg rustic rang'd sround;
And still they gazed; and still the wonder crew.
That DR.. D. H. seeIye's LIQUID OGTARRH
REMEDY should be sod In such enormous uAnti-
ties-but upon being informed that ''aIl the best
families kept it constantly on hand to cleanse
the head, they we're nolonger amazed. jylO:Rs
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NRAND PLEASURE -
u EXCURSION TO LAKE sU-
PE6IOR.-Tbe new staunch and@
elegant steamer IRONsIDES, Captain J. 4. Tur-
ner, with AZ excellent Brass and string Band on
board, will leave Cleveland on q Grand Pleasure
Excursion to La Pointe, Bayfield, and all inferme-
diats points ofinterest on the South shore Of
Superior, from cur Dock, On Wednesday, July 18th,
at s O'Clock P. n.
Safe Rooms can be secured for the round Tip,
and all necessary info nation obtained, by apply
ing TO MALONE, PETIT q CO.,
JunSO-227 III and 129 River street.
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METEOROLOGICAL Observation-Disclosures
by J. 6. Perley, Optician, No. 1873 Superior
atraak
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New YORK STOCK aarket-JuIy M

lAh EGLEalAfH-l
a-oVernmena SfOaha-Firm and eeifve
United States likes Of 1881 coupons IOTk do FiU-
tWsntiss coupons, 1O5%; do len Orties ceupons
VS.; Treasury TsOs second ssrios 100.
GOLDFISH .yir.
stOGEs-stfOBger. Chic q Mississippi Certi.
dostes26%i ant n A.; Cumberland preferred ~;
Quicksilver So; New YOgA Central sc; Meripo,a
L54; Atlantic Mall 15S. Erie SC5S; DO preferred
So; Hudson Ill; Reading 100; Cleveland 4 Pitts
burgh 7OH; Michigan southern 6G5E. Illinois Cen
tral scrip IS61Ei Chicago a Nofthwestern 1875
DO preierted ei1S; Chicago & Rock bland lOgz;
Pittsburgh ( Fort Wayne 99H
PHILADELPHIA mARKET-JaIy II.
10y Telegraph
FIOur-Qritt. -a
W~heat-Firm. Sales at 81 Sal 90.
RS e-Steady sf 9e.
COrn-F m at to-
sbafs-FW 70. |~t
PedrOleum-Ffrm s
WHisEy-UulI at 81 1893 10.
EOLEDO MARKEF--JuIy II,
l8y Telegraph
Whenf-5alO3 better. Sales % white Michigan
At 81 Goal IS. red Aabash 1t 81 48QI so.
COrn-acvsaoed 20. Sales st &c.
cars Quiet 'a.
Lake Freights-DuH and pomInal
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MRS. CaShbeFg pays the highest cash price
for ladies' cast on wsaTiug apparel Please try, BY
osilIng, or sending a note by post, to Mrs. CASH
BERG. No. ITO Pittsburgh street. Ords.s Will be
punetuAlly attended to. jy6'2S2
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Frelghts-Ths following sre the Tasss BY Lake
(Stsam) and Rail nom LhIH poTt TO New York aud
Boston. All Rail rates are i've Gems higher.
To New Y~Ork.-First class s5s; Second class;
To; Third class TOO; Fourth class: 400. Flour,
500.
To BOston.-F.nt class: Sl,Os; Second class:
$50; Third cIass: 76o; Fourth class: $50. Flour:
Coo. b.
~FIOur-very firm. We quote at Sc 5Oa6.75 for
Xxx red; S7,5O9s.25 for Xxx white.
Whent-Held lie higher without sales.
COrn-Better and firm at S5c from store.
Oats-Eo sales. Buyers are offering SIC, and
holders ak &c.
Rye-WithOut sale aud nominal.
BaFIey-InAotivs snd nominal.
POrk-Demand moderate and market firm at
S27, 90 for city packed Meas and S3l, 90 for do Clear.
BArd-nArkst steady AZ zoe in kegs and $50 in
teTcss for city rendered; eOuntry-rsniered 1oe.-
Demand fair.
smOked Meats-MArkst continues firm at
24c for Sugsr-oured hams, go for plain hams, dried
beef at c.
Beef-Oity Mess held at $500. with light de-
mand.
Butter-In fair demand. Sales as kegs west
ern Reserve st2le.
Eggs-In good inquiry. Sales at 2io.
Cheese-In good demand, and market firm at
lO0l4o.
HiEhwInes-Unchanged, but very dull and
heavy. Beld at s. 90.
AIeOhOI-UnohAnged. Held at 81 OO84,O5 for
$50 per cent s4.I5 for Cologne Spirits, CSC per
cent; 81 I5@9,2O for Neutral Pfoef Spirits.
P0trOleum-Ths market is firm, with a con-
tinusd good inquiry from speculative buyers. We
quote Hight sales refined at &c.
Lake Fish-Continue in fair demand at I'M
changed prices, bot in very light supply. We
quote: white6sh, Ss,oO; Pickerel $780, Herring
S5,75; Trout sT,75.
DsIed A~PPIss-DuT. sales at Sc, and pay
for packages.
Feathers-In demand at 75c q n for nice live
geese.
~saIt-stsady. Held at sa,a5 for Fine; $3.50
for Coarse.
Ale and POrta--Narkss steady. Va qaob
~ follows Present Use xX Ale SO; Stock ky
POtatOes-sale 100 bushels Neshsnnooks at
9Oo.
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LAKE SUPERIOR.
Y W. row D,
NEWS AGENCY,

A. & g. ". Railway Depot and Chest
nut 81, near Post Office,
MEADKHLE, PA.
DeaIer in Books, Stationery, HsWspap.rS, Maga.
zine., Pictorials, Fancy Articles, Toys, &c.
Also, Agent for the tHOEEvELAED LEADEB," and
Publisher Of TOgnBend 4 DsleH Nap Of the on Re-
gIonS Of PenngylVsnia, jsfe
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CITY NEWG9

TAxEs.-Tsx Books will close Thursday,
July goth, 1865. q. s. W~H1rTLEsEy,
jy8:22S County Treasurer.
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Balance on hand,

Balance on hsnd, 4.l5.
The receipts have accrued from picnics,
dime societies, &c, and the expenditures
have been made for hospital clothing, &c.
During the year there have been % regu-
lar meetings for work, z dime parties, L
oyster supper and 1 Thanksgiving party
that netted SIS, which were sent to the
Christian Commission in Cleveland.
The Society have made from material fur
nished by Cleveland s. A, g., Is cotton fan
mel shirts and 81 pairs drawers.
They have made and forwarded to Wash.
ington 8 new shirts, 3 partly worn do, 4 new
sheets, 3 partly worn do, l pillow 1 pr. do.
cases, l pair socks, 2 towels, TX lbs. COM
position, 90 lbs. dried fruit, 10 lbs. do. beef,
total value, $22.O9.
Made donations to Wellington fair valued
at $40, receiving for same treasurer's note,
with which material was purchased for Is
cotton shirts and 81 pairs drawers, which
were sent to Christian Commission ct Cleve-
land. Value of box, $55.
Articles forwarded 70 Cleveland Central
Society: Is quilts, 5 sheets, 8 pairs pillow
cases, 5 bedticks, 80 shirts, "a pairs drawers,
position, 20 lbs, dried fruit, l Dbl pickles, 2
do. green apples, 2 qts spple butter, and1
Of maple syrup sent to Soldiers Home
total value $24s,10.
Total value of disbursements, $35O,19.
Officers of the Society elected on the 9TH
ult3 for the ensuing year:
President-Mrs. II. Rowland.
seeretary-Mrs. Msrths Matthias.
Treasurer-Mrs. Martha Bshcock.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
fRr ~fEtRsaAPHI


ESrF GfUFrs NEW TOEk, Jnly II, 1865.
The current prices for the week At All the mar
BseT CaftIe-lss quality, SIC nai7oa, ~
sa7 God 4SSiity W co common qlaHE
Cows and CaIVeSAns quality SO O0aS0 90
ordinary $50 00G70 90; common duality 20 o.
80 ~ tniarior quality $50 0oS50 90,
veal Saiyes-lst quality, an, I0alOLe: ordi.
mary qaehty sgy&; common quality 79ss; lafsrior
sheep and Lambs-E1traa, psr head, 81 50
q ~ prime quality g ee95 so ordinary qqahty
81 90; common quality s. 5o9s 10; inferior no
quo0tti5Ds. ~
and medium ltH9l05sc; stin-fsd IOZSiOxc.
With a short supply Of besf cattle, The market
has assumed a NOES an snd buoysnt arpecf
AID the decline OF T%92o ilst week vas nearly
recovered Cattle we're offs firAVaraga grade and
they went Of quick. nsarly all On Mondayat the
advance noted, to which we eonhns our qoatatiouI.
Mich COWS sTs s.ssaJ e M gu IstiO9s. ys4ls
iAuhsi FeFciu good demand and hizht n pgIess Ssre
realized b. above. Hogs Eersf as0 soti7s and3Sc
highsr for all gredas- r5.s -1
and last week we've as folloEss rtFtad
Al Anerton. (! oeeveS, 2ssli COWS, sls veal ss'Yel.
At BeTgen's, be yes, 6l6; veal calves, Sc.
At Browning >, bseves 4ss. COWS. so zeal calves,
l62; sheep and lsmbs 1893.
# O,Brisn'S, beevss, 4a; cows O. sheep and
lAmbz lUe8. r..-
At C6ambarIain's. bssves, 81; COWS. e; veal
cslves, 1856 sfeep ard Ia BE- 40Zb. +T.
To blteher,s direct, DteVss, 400 veal eAlTss4oo;
sheep and lambs, see, -Tr 49,. -r
Foot of 27th street, swine, I7I0,
Total Beegea, 1910; cSWs IS; wal calves 1850;
sheep aud lAmb 2s9; swine 10,5O3.
LaSt ek-Bs7ye-,b4l4 cows, losi zeal calves,
100; sheep aad lambs. l2.5t5- -
C8IOA9a MARKEr-JnIy II
ai by Telsgraph.l
FIOUr-Ae'ive and advanced 5AlCo, saHss At
IS 5OOE6 90 for spfBg. HHi d. tH-If rd
W~heaf-Qniss. assles ss SunHf ~ No. IEnd
95dqTc Tor no. o. r q boo HH-H rff-H. .rH.E
COrH-A esivs and advanced 10. Sales At 500
for No. l and 53H s5Sfor No. 2. -s-l isHrt-
O~ats-Dullus nd declined lie. ealrB 1t ADJ
| Gaze. s-rf a- hlr -.araHl -
sEsgz.W lnes--Quist at SO. ca
PrOVialOus--Fi m. aH r
Hess eork-ssG 90; p fme mess so co.
FreiEhts STEADY. susF lnl
ReesiPts-Ffour. 5,Oo0b blss wheat, 5000 bu
corn. p, $50, oats, 800. . aHl 1r.
shipments-Fgour, 6eoO Dbl, uhsat S7,OCO
bu, corn, 10000, oats, ns,000.i - O. s
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Rose q RrentaEs' PrOslsEOR RHrRrs X
ora
ThS following ars tho ratss charged D usf
Hams-SugAr-cured premium hams q @......fS
CAnVassed Hams pfb---14
Dried beoA-t 4
8hOulOerB-Sugar-oured B b.....s...ss--..H
RaeOq-Or Smoked Sides 3 b..-..--19
L8rd-Prime leaf ksttio-Tnd'd In hbls or tros.l9
Prims leaf kettle-rndr'd in Kegs y DO
POEk-Ho. l msss y bbl....--............---..626 so
Extra clear D bl...a--....-..4s..-. 81 10
~ No extra charge made for packages or Carl
Gge 70 railroad depon or boats All articles ar
warranted strictly prime, and equal 20 anything n
Ne stata. OEdsrs promptly filed.
ROSE 4 PREHTISS.
dA1GR BIOS. ia. ia aSd lea Ontario HtTsss.
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LAKE NAVIGATION,
GRAND PLEASURE EXCURSION
LAKE SUPERIOR.

LAKE SUPERIOR.
THE SPLENDID sTAUEOH STEAMERS
Lac La Belle and Northern Light,
VIII sail on Pleasure Excursions to the Upper
8 O'Clock P. NJ:
Lac La BELLE, NORTHERN LIGHT
Capt. John SpaldinE. Capt. N. Il. Murob.
thursday Jane '-'--"SS Tuesday June------7
a yy1y July ---m
Aug. III H Aug.-.--q2
Th'se Steamers Wers built expressly for he
koute; are htted ~ with every care Ior the com.
Iorts convenience and safety Of Passengers, and
provided 9th careful and efficient ofHcerG.
Inc is acknowledged to BE- tAs finest
for health and pleasure on he continent. The
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thousand miles, and is full Of variety and interest,
which, with the cool and inYigoratiag atmosphere.
renders it all that is desirable for q summer trip OF
recreation aud pleasure.
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PRICES or ADMISSION.
Dress OircIs 81; Reserved esa.s TO Drsss Circle,
and Parqaetse $3.50 Family O1oie, IS cents;
Gallery, &c cents, Slngis.Beats in PrfVsts Boxes,
81. W7F |IE TTFFV4a
~ Oolored psrsons vii, undsr ne eircumstan-
Gee, be permitted to occupy seats in any other por-
ton Of the house, save the Gallery. Admiration 500.
Doors open ct I. Curtain rises At Z.
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TEE EARLY Dawn or, Sketches of Chris
tian Life in England in the 0lden Time.
By the author of 1.-THE Bchonberg-C Gotta
Family" New York: NJ. W. Dodd,
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By Mr.. PettengiTB That the Board of CITY
Improvements be requested to place a
wooden crossing over the gutter at the in
tersection Of Merchant and st. Clair streets.
Board of City Improvements.
By Mr.. Buhrer, That Chas. E. GehrinR
be allowed to lay q sewer from his brewery
through Brainard street, along it to a point
where there is \ sewer in contemplation of
construction underthe Board of City Inn
provemeuts, at his own expense. Adopted.
By MI. Crawford Thattths Gas Company
be requested 70 place q lamp post on st.
Clair street hill, between Water and Spring
streets.
By Mr.. Huntington, that the Committee
on Parks and Pablo Grounds be author
ICED 10 grade that portion of Wade Street
fronting on~ Woodland Cemetery, ct q cost
not to exceed $1.25 per rod. Adopted.
By Mr.. Henderson, that the Board OfCity
Improvements, be requested to place q stone
crossing across HarbOr street on the south
side of Bridge .strest, ~,
-7a a d r75 NJ oRDTEGScEs.
To provide for the trimming of shade
trees on streets in the city of Cleveland.
Passed. "a r.-
To provide for the sprinkling of a portion
Of Ontario street. Rules suspended and
ordinance passed.
For the regulation of street railways.
Passed.
To provide for the sprinkling of portions
Of Erie, Pittsburgh, Garden, ScoVille and
Lake streets. Passed,
To vscate 3 portion of Spence street.
Board of City Improvements and City At
tOrney.