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STEAMBOATS,.
sEMI-WEEKLY LINE.

Is The splendid and fast stea.nships
<41% CHESAPEAKE,tC capt W. W. Sher-
&&aE soood and FRANCONIA, Capt. II.
-. c1.,s SHERWOOD, will until further notice.
:, Leave Browns Wharf Portland every WEDNES.l
! "a a ana SATURDAY, at P. M, and leave Pier
HoTtn River, New York, every WEDNESDAY
ana SATURDAY, at O'Clock p M.
dons for passengers, making this the mostsneedv
saIe and comfortable route for travellers between
N e 1ork and Maine Pa sage in State Room.
SOU. Cabin passage $500. Meals extra
Goods forwarded by this line to ana from Mon.
[real, Quebec, Bangor Bath, Augusta, Eastbort and
Shippers arerequested to send their FREIGHT to the
steamers as early as P. NJ on the day that they
Eor freight or passage apply to
EMEkI FOX, Browns Wharf, Portland
New York. 800 e''
Nav 20, 1865. dtg
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Tol ct or Lease for a Term of Years.

i IL. Merrill, situated betwtea mon Wharf ard
Melrllts HE what contai s about 500 square It,
II it'll tTo story uiiding thereon. 20 by IS. For
fust ner particulars enqui OF s,fe ~
JOSEPH II WHITE, Ni
may25dH No6I.2 Union Wharf
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PRICE PER INCH FOR

The bodies of the knee to be sidtd to thu dame
ter of the arm taken OF the ddie Of the length of
the arm 'The OF the diameter of the arm at OF
its length clea of the body of the knee Is to be
sideIed the net siding o. the knee The length Of
the arm will be measured from the centre Of tho
body, and the moulding OF the end of he body
must be equal to the net sidipg OF ,he knee.
1.-THE knees are to be iree from all defects. and
subject to the usual inspection of the Yard. The
price OF ousquare knees viii Re 20 per cent less than
'By order Commodore T. BAILEY, Command
ant"
~ sasfve9 .F.WEETwORTH,
Naval Store Keeper.
May 8. 1856. aA1-.8o4 mayl0tf
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For sale.

FrVHE Vinegar Works on Fore str ct wi be so
4 at q bargain, if APT lied for soon. This a God
nee fer any one wishing to enter into business
tea,, ~ =, tgrn put from one thousand to f
seeI nunuf ca Dds OF FfAogar year. s...s.-.-
Also, about 40 acres of Land, situated in West
brook. For further particulars ayplv at
JOHNSON u GLOVES BROS,
may26dt; $50 Congress St. Portland
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4 HAVE In my bands, for sale, several desirable
Il Dwelling Houses in coed locations. and vsrging
$500. apply to JOHN j. w. REEVES,
apr8u 4a6 Congress Street.
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la9 HENRY A. CH0ATE, Druggist,
Under Revere House, Boston, and by Druggists ger
orally. ~ l ...ft., s'- lt~os
wholesale Agents J. W. Perkins Co, So Com
mere al IT; wholesale rnd Retail, z. T.. Stanwoox
corner of Fore and India. III. H Hay. junction Free
and Middle, NJ. Whittier, corner Free and Con-
gress streets; VIM, W, Whipple, No 81 Market
Square and all druggists in Portland and vicinity.
~ june 20 d&w 3m aff biif t9faha
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HAVE coNFrpENcn

All who have committed an excess Of any kino
whether it be the solitary Woe of vouth the sting
ing rebuke Of misplaced confidence in maturer years
SEEK FOR AN ARTTDOTR IN SEASON.
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervou,
Prostration that may follow Impure COTTON, are
1o9 the Barometer TO the whole system. 5Hlii
Do not wait the consummRon that Is sure to fol.
low. do not wait for Unaghtly Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbs for Loss Of beauty
~ and Complexion. l
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Tn K.ef.

n ARGE cHAMBEBs.over 10 and liz Federal st.
N JEFFERSON CO0LIGR CO,
apl91tf Cor Commercial and Frankin Ste.
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Sanitary Commission.

0d7ce NJ the U. 8. SGnitasy Oomssissios.
w 1928 Broadway. N. Y ;. Dec, 20, 1854.
lion. ISR AEL WASHBURN, d., Of Portls1d.
Ii Maine, has consented to accept the duties Of
General Agent Of the Commission for Maine, and
Is hereby appointed such agent by authority Of the
Commission. E - g
he win be ready to furnish advice 10 the friends
of the Commissions work throughout tho State:
All money contributed in Maine tor the use OF the
persons designated by him.
hon. Mr. Washburn is the sole agent recognize
by the Commission for Maine. i. 49, ...fl
j. POSTER JENKINS,
dec29dAwtf General secretary.
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A ONE and balf story House, in good order
IA pleasantly located, together with the lot 81 BY
s0feet Price low-terms liberal. Irquiie as5s'sl
apl6dsm JOHN c. fRoCTER.
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Merchandise.

Flour, Beef, Pork, Lard and Hams.
ssDATAPSCO" Family FIouri ST, LOUIS
Il FAMILY FLOUR and large assortment of
Choice Double Extra. and Extra Favorite Brands.
CANADIAN and WESTERN
Heavy Mess, Clear and Ex. Clear Pork.
MESS, Elk. MESS and PLATE BEEF.
RODDIS' LARD IN TIERCES.
SUGAR CURED HAMS.
For sale by
CHASE, ROGERS s. HALL,
81 Commercial Street.
July 3-d1m
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TOWARDS HEALING sALVE. In all ea..s n,
Cancer, Ulcers, Burns Scalds, skin Euruptions az,
where an erferndf Application ma be- nec. s.r,,
this salye, prepared expressly for the purpose Nil
be found Invaluable Il will always De usefnl In tbe
Household, and box OF II may save much n5sring
and expense Price Is cents per hox '"f
JANE BOYLE n co. fsuceessor. a. p.t,t.
& Co.. state street, Boston Proprietor,
f-fhlLLIPs Co, Agts, Portland,
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TO the people, VIZ, thu C--OAD
iSrAMP and the good thin tpat
are cutea to a | who have fifth
In its pfomi IS. and see hat the
stoBlps ave on al the shoes they
buy Ihi- Stamp is one OF tho
troubles that s00rry the tangor
Clique The people OF naino Ike
them too tcett + r the benelt OF
lthe B ,ngor obOers, SOME OF
whom buy tho LEAvINGs aud
lTHIRD QUALTTTrs OF Goods that
che q I'D Man will not acc pt
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,oNsHIs pTror

The proofs Of its efficacy are SO numerous SO well
authenticated, and Of such peculiar character that
sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to receive the
profiered aid
The class Of diseases for which the Syrup provides
cure Is precisely that which has often baed the
highest order of medical skill The facts are tangi
be the witnesses accessible, and the safety and Ell
caey OF the Syrup incontr0yertlble
e The undersigned, having experienced the benef-
cha effects Of the "Larookah's SYRUP do not hest
tat to- recommend 1t to the attention Of the Public
the best Medicine they ever used -- 7
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
FTyHE Southgete property, on Pleasant t, he lot
IL containing abOnt 1850 square feet. r rternns
&c, application may be made to so 9'a
GRO. y JACK ON, Administrato, ~.
apl6dtf gaze 80 Exchange St.
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d RI (; 4 ssz
la5I gsE7sIIAS


DLEASANT to the palate cause no pain, act
II promptly. never reduire increase OF Dose do not
exhaust and for elderly persons females and child
rem, are just the thing. Two taken at night NOV,
in all cases Of piles and Falling of the Rectum. We
promise cure for all symptoms Of the DYSPEPSIA,
such as Oppression after eating sour stomach Spit
Pain in tbe Back and Loins, Yelowness Of the Skin
and Eves. Sick Headache, Coated Tongue, Bilious
ness liver Complnint, Loss of Appetite. Debility,
Monthly Pains, and all Irregularities, Neuralgia,
Fainfness, &c. 1r0peiers f1sd the Lozenges Just
srbaf then need they 90 compact and iRodoroUs
cents per box; small boxes 30 cents For sale by j.
s. HARRISON g. CO., Proprietors, No fremont
Temple, Boston. VIM be mailed 70 any address on
enclosing 50 cents. july4diy
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Railroads.
mAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
sUMMsR ARRANeRMxH1


SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
TO COMMERCE MONDAY, JUNE 2eth, 1866
I'd Trains leave Portland. Grand ,s. Trunk 4
For Bangor and intermediate stations at LIS 2. M.
RETURNINa-Leaye Lewiston At 6.20 A. NJ, and
arrive in Portland at $50 A. III. Leave Bangor at
7.30i A. M and arrive in Portland at 2l5 T. d.
Both these trains connect at Portland with trains for
Trsi clt train leaves Portland az A. M, and re
turning is due in Portland at P ID. M
Stages connect with trains at principal stations,
''''' G. NJ MORSE, supt.
waterville, June %, 1866. juns9stf 8
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
OF Canada ag IN
o UAMER ARRANG EMENT.
IEsas;ssSEs On and after Monday, June 26ih, 1896
sssiiszz-g trains will run as follows
Morning xprt IS train for South Paris. Lewiston,
Gorham, Island Pond Montreal, and Quebec, lat
I 90 A M
Mail train for Waterville Bangor. Gorham, Island
Pond, Montreal and Quebec. at 1.25P NJ.
Beth of these trains comm ct at Montreal will ex
press trains for Toronto Detroit, Chicago, and all
other places west.
TRAINS WILL ARRIVE AS FoLLows:
From Montreal, Quebec, SO, at SIT A NJ.
From do. do. 2.O6 7. M.
Return Tickets at Reduced Prices, Will be issued
during the summer season from P0rtla d to Bethel,
Gofham, Island Po- Montreal and Quebec.
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value, and that per-
sonal unless notice is given and paid for at the rate
of one passenger for every $500 additional value.
9. j. BRIDGES, Managing Director.
II. BAILEY, Superintendent.
Portland, June 22nd, 1866 diff
PORTLAND, sACO & PORTSMOUTH
RAILROAD.
r-EzaFHaFsC On and after April 8, 1866 Passeng ger
- Trains leave as follows:
Leave Portland for Boston, at $40 A. h. and $50
p. III.
Pm.
Freight trains leave Portland and Boston daily.
Portland, April 8, 1895. edit
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Farm far Sale.

VvHE subscriber offers hi. Farm, situated in Cape
Il Elizabeth, about three and a half miles from
Portland Bridge, contain ing 10 Acres Land, Build
Ing good, Fences substantial Etonewsll, youog Or
cbard, choice graft Fruit About 2O0 cords wood,
hall Oak and Walnut. Also Farming TOOLS and 60
cords dressing. IS as
Terms Of payment made easy, ~ ~
For particulars enquire OF SCOTT DYER on the
Premises. or through PORTLAND, P. o. sla,ais,
ian3ldtf
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W ACHT NETTLE, 20 tons, built Of white oak ,cop
III per fastened, and ocppered one year ago; new
sails and igging. Rallasit with to tone iron i
For further particulars inquire Of Hi I7ier
J.. WILLARD, st Lawrence House, .sgi
ap29dtf h'as India at
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lu--s-- a1As-x-xARD, szsttery, Maine, /
May 5, 1856.
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H(0u aE LOT @
For &RnH SD

CtEVERAL finely located House Lots In Cap Eiiz-
Oabcth three minutes walk from the Cape Bridge
Portland, where rlan Of Caps Elizabeth lots may
be seen. maylSif
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@ OH O "A TE'S H-a
MAGIC L0ZEN GESl

They will cure Coughs and Colds.
They win cure Sore Throat. err 2 q.
ALWAYS cure Tickling in the Throat, gligQ
Sure to prevent sleepless nights from Coughs.
VIII prevent the Asthma If taken early g.re "a
Are good for cold in the head.
Often cure Bronchitis. Hssl :
Are an eifectual remedy for Catarrh. lt q
Always cure Hoarseness. 1900 .g -soIn
VIII relieve Dry Cough instantly.
y All Vocalists should use them ,,,-rfa
Win always clear and strengthen the voice.
AnPublic Speakers should use them.
More in quantity for the money. s.isr.
9 The largo boxes are the cheapest.
I s.tss'' -il14 2
~. .ll3 pRRpARRp AND RoR aALR ny ~ u
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FINANCIAL & C0MaERGIAL.
TrrupAr KrESIse. July Is. 1856

TUESDAY EVESIHs, July 49, 1855.
The money market continues active, and the
steady outgo Of currencr is working the market
close, and nscsssitssing the limitation Of discounts
strictly to the wants Of customers. Exchange is
easy and in growing supply, rates iuling stea y at
%9A of buying and par selling
cod rea' lied g furthta a@vanoe T. day, closing
this afternoon at 1885, The steady accumulation
Of specie Ia the Sub -TTealuri q is probably enc Of,
II not the chief reAs5n Of the advance in premium.
The Customs receipts are shout s50c Geo per day,
and e il probabls this will be increased as the
fan months approach, while to offset this d ain on
the supply, there is no eonsilsrAble sum 10 be paid
ont In the way OF interest until the LIST November,
unless the Secretary should deem it desi able TO
anti ipate. A reasonable anticipation therefore
exiats Of a great scarcity Of cash gold, which OF
itself would tend TO advance the price, While st
the zane tire encouraging speculation for = Iise
and the hoa ding of what would otherwise be put
into market.
The demand for the third ieTies of seven thirties
has been very vigorous for the TAst fsv days. jay
Cooke reports over six and = half mil ions to-day.
Tho sales by ue Second National Bank OF this city
yesterday and to day were SOS 600, and by the Con-
merOial National SIS, 600.
In commercial circles there is more doing. Flour
was in very fair trade demand to- ay, and raled
firm, but quOtably unchanged. Wheat Was in
more inquiry a. an advance. Corn is dull and
n minal. Oats more sehve, but very Irregular.
p DIVISIONS are very firm, and the demand is
good, particularly for hams and dried bsef. Pro
ouce is unchanged. Bighwines are firm at s2,6S9
2,O5. Petroleum steady.
The following were the receipts and shipments
at this point by Railroad, Lake snd Canal Of lead
ing articles during the twenty-f5m hours ending
At seven O'Clock this morning:
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Since the fall of Charleston, it has been
doing Provost duty in that modern Baby
lon-BabylOn all but the s%plendOr. 1t was
mustered out there on the 18th inst.
The boys were treated to q sumptuous
breakfast, when, learning that MsjOr Gen
eral scho6eld was in town, they marched
to the Wedden House and formed on Bank
street. The General appeared upon the
balcony, and after the cheering had sub
sided, made them this little speech:
CITIzENs AND SOLDIEBs:-I congratulate
you upon the termination of the war, and
the Inauguration OF peace. You have now
the opportunity of returning to your wives,
your sWeethesrts, and your little ones, who
have been waiting so long and anxlously to
receive you. May your reception, where
ever you may go, be as cordial as al this
time.
They then took up the line of msrch for
camp, where they will be paid of soon and
disbanded.
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salem Items.

SALEM, o., July II, 1865.
EDrToR LEADER Yesterday afternoon Mr..
Calvin Moore, while hauling barley, acci-
dentally fell from the load and dislo-
Gated his neck. He died in a few hours.
Mr.. Moore has been long and fsvOrably
known as one of our best citizens, and was
a prominent member Of the Society of
Friends, and formerly a teacher at West
town Boarding School in Chester county,
Pa. He has laugh the Friends School in
this place for shs last fifteen yesrs,and aided
in building up the educational interests Of
Salem. He will be a great loss to us,
A new society has just been formed out
of the remnant of Garrisonian Abolitionists,
called the "Christisn Society" It is uni
tartan in faith, although not a Unitarian
church. 1t is rather of the Theodore Park
or stripe, requiring only a belief in the
Fatherhood of God and the Brotherhood Of
man and practical righteousness as evil
denee of Christian character, for test OF
membership.
Mr.. Ellis, from Illinois, has consented to
WOrk lOr inc CulbiHssioH VI INC LoliBiOuS
element Of those who have been for q long
time without the stated preaching of the
gospel. Mr.. Ellis is a young man of fine
abilities as sspeaker. The congregation is
respectable in number and in point of gen.
sral intelligence. This society is called the
"broad guage" religious railroad track, by
outsiders.
The crops here and in this vicinity are
heavy. Much of the hay has been damaged
for want of help and by wet weather.
Nothing doing in wool; there lave not been
five hundred pounds bought in Salem.
Buyers and sellers are too far apart, the
former offering fifty cents, the latter asking
s~eventy-fye.
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In TRAKsITu.-The 18th New York Bat
terry, IS men, under command of Captain
Bundy and Lieutenant Mcclellan, reached
this city from Columbus yester-
day morning at Eve O'Clock, and after a
hearty breakfast at the Soldiers Home,
resumed their journey homeward, over the
Lake Shore road. The battery was made
up of fine looking men. They expressed
themselves highly delighted with the re-
ception they met with hero.
We know little of the history of the bat
terry, but it could not have gone through
the thirty-twO battles, the names of which
were on their banner, without having be-
come a No. l military organization.
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NV TOnR MAHRET-TnIvIs-


COttOn-Heavy and 192c lower.
flour Opened steady md cloJud 1O9l5o
lower.
sales at IS 0 Ia 10 for extra state; SO sOas Is
for supsrhne wesi ern; Tor common to good shipping
6rsda extra round hoop Oh-oi s7R59s Co Tor trade
Bye FIOur-Quiet.
Gorn 1~eal-Searcs and firm.
nbtsky-ouiet Aad very firm Sales Of west
wheat-7@9o lover with fair business Going.
Thsds5has is m0rs observable In winter than upon
spring.
sales at 81 40 for Chicago .pring; 81 4OaI Al for
nilWaukese iuoi 81 1891 lSHfor amber Milwaukee,
81 4s6al IS for red state and 81 66at 6S for amber
Michigan. Including small lots It 81 76aI 90 fer
white Michigan, and 81 Is for inferior white
Ohio
sye-Quist and very hrm. Sales at 500 for
West IN 10 arrive.
BnFiey-Quiet and i'm.
Barley Halt-Quies.
GOrn-aPsntd &c b tier and closed at &c i'd
vance. sales at 7SaS2o for unsound; SSa Sc for
sound Bixsd westefD; SIC for vsstsTn yellow and
0ats-I9aa better. Salss at sOaslo for west.
HOpS-ou'st at IO@s5o.
NOOI-DUll.
PetroIeum-Qaeit. s-Ies at ssc for eruds
52952H7 for refined In bond, refined free ROml-
nal
R~ieelouiet.
Gonee-DEI
Eugar-Aetivs and firm.
RIOtaSses-Dull.
POrk-0PsRed excited and higher, but closed
heavy.
So es at $40 2iaSI 90 for new mess, closing 1t
$50 co for cash; S23 O09 3 90 for prime; 81 % for
1854 mess SIS 292s IS or prime usss. Also
new mess, for July, and August, sellers and
buyers option at $50 5ad3t 50.
teei-beH Sales at I0@l4o for plain mess,
and l2gl6c for extra mess.
heel Haus-Quiet.
GuE senfs--lm fair demand.
Lard -Fifmsr a. I7ks221Sc.
Hutter-Qaiet. ssles At 1sa25e for Chic
and z7as5 for tate.
GheeSe-Quiet st 9@l6o.
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what n IIIustriOus ABernethy said.

What the IIIustriOus Abernethy said.
"WeI, sir, what's the matter ?" sstd Abernethy,
the great English Surgeon, to = cadayerOus IOOhing
patient, who had called to consult him. 'Oh,
nothing serious, - WAS the reply, "my stomach and
liver are out of order, that's ALL" ado you call
that nothing serious 2" said Abernstby; al tell you,
sir. that when these two organs are out o~fOrder, Is
you call It, there is not a square inch Of the body
that Is not more OF less di.ea,sd, nor sdrop ofblOOd
in it that is in . heaI'htul condition" No hing
can be more true, and therefore It Is of the very
highest importsncstO keep the stomach and liver
in a vigorous condition. If the one is weak and
the other irregular in its action, tone and control
them with HOsFEITER's CELEBRATED sTOM-
o BITFERs-the most genial vegetable resto-
rative and Alternative that has ever bsen admins
tered as a cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Diseases.
1t is recommended BY distinguished surgeons and
physicians Of the United States Army, By officers
OF the Army AID Navy, by our first authors, BY
eminent clesgymen in fact, by Thousands of the
most intelligent Of every class, as an unequallsd
protective against ~epidemi' and mAlarieuS diseases.
and ss a perfectly innOouous, but at the tame time
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PERsoKAL.-MsjOr General schO6eld, &C.
comPsnied by his wife and three children,
and Col. Wherry, Chief of STAFF, arrived at
the Weddell House yesterday morning,
from Chicago. He staid in the city 8 few
hours, took a ride through it, received the
call of several prominent citizens, briefly
addressed the 10Th Regiment, and left on
the $3.50 P. n. boat for Buffalo. The General
proposes making a short visit to West
Point, after which he will go to his COM
mand in North Carolina.
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CORREcrIos.-It will be remembered that
Mr.. sturges introduced into the Council, a
week ago, a resolution ordering the pay
ment of $3.50 to Thomas Jones, jr., for SER
vices as Acting Mayor during tho absence
of Mayors senter and Chopin. 1t was
therein inadvertently stated that Mayor
Chaplin had been absent sir weeks. Mr..
sturges rectifed the mistake last night, by
having the preamble of the resolution
changed to read four weeks instead of six.
He said he had no other wish thsn to do
perfect justice to ali parties.
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TIE BRowxELL STREET SCHOOL HOUSE,
Having heard so much about this new
school house, in the City Council, we hope
eve to hear of it more. It is getting to
be q fearfully interesting subject-nOt only
to the Committee on Public Buildings, who
have thrown up their connection Herewith,
but to us also. We would like to charter
an earthquake or an electric bolt for a few
seconds, in order to demolish that struc-
ture, and thus rid the Council and the re-
porters of this intolerable nuisance,
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MARINE NEWS.
FOsT or CLEVELAND.

EHTERED.....-..JULY Is.
Stmr Morning Star, Viger, Detroit
Prop Maine, hchsFdFon, OgdensbuTgh
Prop Granite State, Bis op, Ug~drns-mTgh
Prep Ti0gs, sisson, DunE1rk
Schr North Star, CasweIl, Bay City
Scar T Bak T, Fohins n, Ma qu1tt3
schF E1reka, MaIott, Klngsville .
Schr Australia, Jacks"n, thatham
scOw Uncle sam, eims, DelTOit
Scow Black Swan, Smith, Slak River
SeoN J r Prince, Prince, keli Us Island
Scog Consuelio, Fellow, kingsvilis
scoE Union star, Wilson, rev River
CLEARED.-----JULX Is.
Stmr Morning Star, Yigsr. Detroit
Prop Arctic Crosby, buffalo
Prrp Granite state Bah. p. Toledo
Prop Maiae. RictardHon, Chicago
Prop Pew abio. Mickey. Ont nagon
Prop Clean, Waterbury, Dunk Tk
sehr Czsesde, Cherry, Milwaukee
Schr Wild Rover, Fountain, Chicago
1Schr L IN City, Gilbert, Trenton
<chr Hyrhen, Rotbwell, Chicago
Schr Chss Hlnckley, Manning, Chicago
sohr W Il Chapman, G lmore, slack River
Schr J A Mcdonald, Hende sfn. Rowan
ScOv Uncle Fem, Sims, Port Hope
ScOW Union Star, wilson, Riehmondvflle
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OswBGO aARKEF. July IS.

FIour-Tn 60 d demand sa'es at IS rs for
No. 1 spring, 81 Is for red winter, IS 70 for
white and 81 OOa9 90 for dOublc extra
Wheat-Duil Sales 1000 bu No. 2 milwaukee
club ct 81 Is; amber Michigan al 81 60; red Nint,r
at 81 45Ql 49,
siy. ss'es No 1 Illinois at Use.
Corn and othsr z aims quiet.
Canal Freigats-Flour s9a4ce. vhsatsZe,
corn SIC, to New York.
Lake Improvisation SOD bbls, wheat 1920
bu, corn 2t,7t0
Cana ExpOrts-Flour 22IT bbls, wheat,
1900 tu, corn 9 COO
shipped by BailroAd- 1898 bbb aour.