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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-17

M1DDEEToE's PAIET1EssoF PRESIDENT LIN
coLE.-Thoss who have been waiting for a
good portrait of the late President Lincoln,
should not fail of seeing this beautiful work
of art, which comes tOps with the emphatic
endorsement of many of The most promi-
aent men of the nation, and the most init
mate friends of the subject. Among those
who have praised the painting for its fdel-
ity, and have subscribed for it, we notice
the nance Of Chief Justice Chase, Post
Master General Dennison, Speaker Schuyler
.OOlfax, &c. But the work speaks for itself,
and needs no other Recommendation than
its self-evident merit.
Mr.. Morgan, the agent for this portrait,
and Rlso for those Of other distinguished
msu, has established his headquarters for
a few days at Mr.. Critchlsy's Music Store,
No. 1872 Superior street, where the above
painting may be seen.
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EEw TORK mAsKkI-June IS.



CofaOn-sfeady. Sales at 1888 for middins-
FIour-Dnl md scarcely so hEm.
Sales at IS 3696 80 for eItrs state; u JUG y
extra round boop Ohio; 81 20@S5 10 Tor tra9S
brands. Market closing dull
Rhfsky-Nith ut decided charg &C. hsles -
81 t3gs O4 Z 7 west ru-
WheaI-Amber scare and very hTms WDile
aud ali othtr kin 3 sre dun aud dropping sAes
choice amber Michigan - 81 81; No. winter red
RyeENors active. Western s51zo.
a"rn.Ia9s better. Sales ct ss@94o for mixed
western; csc for ain dried do; 799sSfo for heated di
81 on ror southern yellow
OatH- scarce and hrmer ct 76o for state; SOlor
C~OFee-Quiet aSd firm.
S~oIasses-Dun a. DC
WOOf-tuL ,.,>1or. .-5..
PeIrOleum-FirInsT - 49,
5Oa6Sc for refined In bosis NV'
POrk-A shade hrmer. .,o,tng AZ
So es st s 8 O0Vafs By for new nssssasb
SIS 70 for cash; ef5 09- TOR l5e~ n. srs nj
ant regular way, closing At s. ca ma
a19 90 Tor primr; $40 Ou@S2O 50 for pin -fIo1
Also. 1000 bols new mess. for JuEe. sellersok
at SIS so.
Seef-ouiet and 1O@I4c for plain ness, and IA
ALEC tor extra mess.
Beef Hams-Stesdy at SIS 5s@2T So
Cut meatB-FIrm. Sales $50 Lhgs at Il@lAc
for shouleer-, and l4@lsnior hams.
B~aeOn-Qniet at l49l425 for CGmbeslAnd cut
snd l5dl6%c for shO . ribtef.
Lard Quiet st l5K0lsho.
ButIer-LulI 1t D0SOc for Ohio, and A9
CSC for state.
U-heese-ouies at seI5c for common to prime
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BENEFIT OF Mr.. G. B. HUDsoK'-Tbis
worthy actor will take a benefit at the
Academy tonight, and he offers a very at
tractive bill. If the strong claims of this
gentleman and the attractions set forth in
the bills, do not draw an OVERLOOKING house,
we have decidedly missed our reckoning.
Tonight will be made the occasion of
presenting in the best style possible the
"Corsicsn Brothers, i" with the full strength
of the company. Messrs. John Heron
{" Barney, the Guide ") and Theodore
Braam have kindly volunteered their ser
vices and will sing the Duet called, "on the
Field of Glory" and Mr.. Heron will sing
other popular songs. The performance will
conclude with the capital Irish farce, en-
titled "Servants by Legacy"
We trust a full house will be present on
the occasion of the benefit of this talented
and deserving actor.
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ON E TERMS.

@ FsIOAE EvHsNs, June 1s, 1865.
FreIghts-The following are tbs rates by Lake
(stsAm) and Rail from this port to New York and
Boston. All Bail rates are five cents higher.
To New YorE.-First class g5,; Second class:
TIC; Third class: 7oc; Fourth class: 400. Flour,
$40.
To Boston.-F rst class: s1,Os Second class:
ssc; Third class: 100 Fourth class: 45c. Flour
Geo.,
F1our-The markst to-day ruled quiet and
steady. the demand b ing only 10 = small way for
trade brands. We quote at s7,OOs7 50 for Xxx red,
and IS, logs, so for Xxx phits
Wheat-There was a fair demand on Charge
for shipping lots No. 2 Ohio red, the morkst ruling
nrmsr at an advances Of 40. White ruled irregular,
but bsttsr. Indiana and Toledo red was in mod
crate equsst at an advance. Sale. we're $500 bu
No. 2 Ohio T d fiom store st 81 ,29; 1 car No 1 To
Iedo red at 81, So l car No. 2 IDdiana red at 81 30;
l car No. l white from store at 1919; 4 cars o. 2
do 60 at 81, o. l car No. 2 do do at 81 70.
COrn-MOrs in demand, snd 2gsc better. Sales
lB bu and 1000 bu No. 2 mixed from store st &c;
1 car do do at Gle.
Oats-Mors active, steady and 20 higher. Sales
1000 tn. and 8 cars from store at 65s.
Rye-Dull and nominal.
GnEIGI7AO 1Ata u lAAA IDLi4hAa
POrk-Firm at $40 for oiy-psoked mess;
Clear $500. GALES 10 bbls mess at quotation.
-Lard-Demand HghE, and market steady at
1890 for eity-rendsred IN titross aud kegs.
Smoked Mests-stoady. We quote Sugar
cured hams Go for oanvassed and go fer uncsn
vAssed plain hams 2lc for canVzsEed and 2 c for
uneanvassedi bacon lsc shoulders Lee dried beef
I9o for canvAsssd and Is for uncsnyAssed. s'les at
quotations Of 800 rs sugar-cursd hams, 1000 rs
pain hams. 1900 rs dried hest
Hess B~eef-s.eady Sales 10 bbls city packed
atsB,to.
Butter-Ths market is dull, rather unsettled,
and cIs.,s droOEing. We quote goOd to choice ".
b. at 2O922o.
~Cheese-Quist and weak. Dealers report lOa
10 as the range for Western Rsse. We, according to
quality.
Bggs-Quiet, but firm. Small sales at 2so
Highw1nes-Ihs HArkst continues inactive,
and rules weak. Dealers quote at S9,CO, but report
nothing doing
AIcOhOE-Msrkst quiet and steady. Held al
S4,OO94,O5 for 50 per osnt. Neutral Proof spirits
q l5@s,2O. Cologne Spirits, IS per cent, s4,I5.
PstrOFeuun-Continu dull and mainly nomi-
nal. We quote at 6s s7oe for rennsd.
Dried ApPBss-Demard light. Selling in 8
small way at s9sAc, and pay for packages.
Potatoes Sales 3 cars PssehbloWs st Sc.
F~Iaxseed-Sals I25 bags 1t $3.50.
~Feathers-In demand at 75c Q D for nice live
qssse, EJ
Lake FIsh-1n good steady request. Sales IS
bali bbls Ne, / Whltsash at $500; 20 half bbh No,
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%MEApVILLE NEWS.
rpaly Correspondence Of the Cleveland L1AD1n.l

DAILY Cerrespondsnce OF the CLEVELAND LAADAA-J
-MEADv1LLE, Pa, June 16, 1855.
NoRxEL MUSICAL eoHooL-Profs. T. E.
Perkins, r E. Hsnninges, and Y. G.stewart,
design establishing q Normal Musical
schooI'at this place, on the 25th of July.
The objectof this institution is to afford a
thorough musical education TO persons
wishing to become either teachers or artists,
and the faculty feel confident that they can
sford equally as good an opportunity for
obtaining such an education as any similar
institution in New York or Boston. The
gentlemen composing the faculty come we'll
recommended for superior musical talent,
and will NO doubt succeed in making their
institution a paying and permanent one.
REPoRTED FAvORABEY.-As predicted in q
former letter, the committee appointed by
the Council to select places to locate lamp
posts, did report favorably, on the 10th
inst. They selected the following places :
At the intersection of Pine, Poplar, Arch,
Dock, Chestnut, Walnut, North and Ran
dolph streets with Water street at the in
teri ection ofSecond with Pine, Arch, Chest
nut, Centre, Walnut and North streets ; at
the intersection of Main with Chestnut,
Walnut, North and Randolph streets and
at the intersection of Liberty with Chestnut
and Walnut streets.
The Assistant Burgess, Mr.. Dunn, was
authorized to make a coatrsct with the Gas
Company for the posts, lamps and supply
of gas, on the same terms as the company
furnishes to any corporation or party.
The posts will be put up at the designs-
ted points without delay.
The committee omitted two very impor-
tant points in selecting places to locate
lamps. These are at the intersection Of
Arch with Centre and Main streets. 1t is
not too late to make provision for this i'm
portant omission yet. Let it be done.
A Coon MOvs.-At its last meeting, the
Council passed the following very sensible
resolution
ResolUed, That for the convenience of the
public, all the lots in the borough shall be
numbered and where buildings have been,
or in the future shall be, erected, it shall be
the duty of the owner or occupant Of such
building, upon notification by the Clerk o.
the Council, or other person authorized, tC
designate in distinct figures over the from
entrance or doorway, the number of suCh
lot. On all streets bearing nOrthwsrdly the
lots shall be numbered from the southern
terminus of the street.-The even numbers
upon the eastern and the odd numbers upoI
the western sides of the same. On al
streets bearing eastwardly, the lots shall b.
numbered from the western terminus of th'
street.-the ever numbers upon the southern
and the odd numbers upon the northern
sides of the streets.
MORE RAN.-We have been visited BY
number of delightful showers in the p II
two days and, to use a rare-veIy rHr
quotation-"a ell nature SMILES"
TIE HUTcHISsoN's didn't draw D ueh of
house, on account of tho weather 70 .Isini
to postpone. In the oil region they hav
been remarkably successful. H.
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ARRIVAL OF THE IOlsr O. V. L-According
to announcement, the gallant old IOlst Ohio
regiment arrived here over the Columbus
road, at hslf-past six o'clock yesterday
morning. It is differed as follows:
Colonel-L NJ. Kirby.
Lieut.-Colouel-B. B. Mcdonald.
Surgeon-T. NJ. Cooke.
Assistant surgeon-H- H. Russell.
MsIOr-J. NJ. Lstimer.
Adjutant-Jsmes I. Nef.
Quartermaster-O. j. Benham.
C~naplain-E. NJ. Cravath.
Co. A-Jieut. B. F. Bryant.
Co. B-CApt. J.C. Butler, Lieut.. Charles
Morfoot.
Co. Capt. D. Smith, Lieut.. j. R.
Homer.
Co. D-Cspt. J. M. Latimer.
Co. E-Lieut. J. NJ. Williamson.
Co. F-Capt. G. W. Hale.
Co. G-Cspt. ]. P. Flemming, Lieut.. J.
F. Webster.
Co. H-Capt. ". N. Beer.
Co. Lieut.. J. c. Smith.
Co. K-Capt. James NJ. Roberts, Lieut..
W. R. Davis.
As Colonel Kirby isa Brevet Brigadier
General, the regiment is in command of
Lieut.. Colonel Mcdonald. The General
ven out as Captain Of Co. F in this regi-
ment, and has by meritorious service and
disguished ability gained his deserved pro-
motions.
The 1O1st was organized at Monroeville
on the l4th of August, 1862, and was re-
cruitied in the counties of Huron, Erie,
Seneca, Crawford and Wyandot. On the
Ash of September it set out for the front,
$50 strong, under command of Colonel Lee
suder Stem, who was killed in the battle of
MurfreesbOro, and it returned yesterday
with 235 men and 20 officers.
The regiment has been engaged princi-
pally in Kentucky, Tennessee and Georgia,
having taken an active and important part
in nearly every engagement from the dis
astrous battle Of Perryville TO the capture
of Atlanta and the subsequent bloody fight
at Franklin.
The Reception Committee met the brave
boys at the Union Depot, and after they
had enjoyed the luxury of a wash, escorted
them to the Public Square, headed by q
band of music, where q breakfast was in
AN1Nl1OSo hACWs 4AO moA W0EO uAdhA
up in line in the Park, when N. B. Sher-
win, ESD extended to them, in behalf of
the city, a hearty welcome. General Kirby
made a brief response, thanking the citi-
Gems of Cleveland for their appreciation and
kindness. He then called upon his men TO
give three cheers in token of their graft
tude, which were given with q right good
will.
The bulk of the bountiful repsst prOvi-
ded for them by Messrs. Wheeler and Rus
sell, was soon disposed of, and her the
men were ordered into line, and marched
over to camp to await the appearance of the
paymaster. They will be paid of in a few
days, and then reioin their eager friends in
a hundred happy homes.
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- NIGHT DEPUTY Inspector sF CUSTOMS
Collector Grannis has been notified that
frOmto-day the Government will pay the
Night Deputy Inspector of Customs for his
special services of receiving and certifying
manifeSts Of demonstrating and clearing
at night. This burden has hitherto been
put upon the owners Of steamboats,, or their
agents. E-
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C~oEcEREIEe MOVING REeIMEETs.-A Wis
oonsin regiment, about 800 strong, arrived
here yesterday morning, were entertained
ct the Home, and left for Detroit on the last
evening boat. Northwestern troops are
passing through the city every day.
The Mayor had received up to nine
O'Clock lass night, no further intelligence
as to the arrival Of Northern Ohio rssi-
mspis,
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENfh

Academy OF M~usic-Repeft of Mr.. Hudson.
Oimsted Hros-Hew Books.
E 1 BGldsin B CO.-Eew GoodJ.
cleveland Coal compiny.
Crumb, B~GiingtOn a Kendall-New Goods.
Up. BishoP-L&w Library for Sale.
o. AndreVl-Fiohr and Feed.
Malone, Petit a Co -TorL Lake Superior.
G. y. Vent a Co agents Wanted.
Cannon a Ere. man-B0ggy for Sale.
B--Monsy wanted.
Cora James AgAin-Locsl + office.
1. P shsrwoodAIoctl Notice.
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COUNTY sUReEoNR,-the following County
Examining Surgeons. in addition to those
already published, have just been appoint
ed under the amended militia act: Ma
honing, C. R. Fowler, Canfeld Trumbull,
NJ. c. Woodwork, Warren.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OADRMY OF MUSIC.

PRIOEs OF ADMISSION.
Dress Ofrols spd PAroustts 80 cents; Secured seasa
20 Dress Circle, rs cents; Family Circle, 90 eentsi
Gallery. IS cent?; PfiVats Boxes, - ana w.
Single oeats IN Private Boxes, II. l .l
- Oolored persons will, und-r no circnmst,n-
oes, be permitted to occupy seatstn any other Por-
ton Of the house, save the Gallery. Admission So'
Doors open att. Curtain rises ats
Benefit Of Mr.. Geo. B. HUdsOnI
On which occasion 9 Great Bill is offered.
SATURDAY evening, June l., will b presented
the grand Play Of the
C0RSTCAN BROTHERS,
Duett, "On the Field Of Glory"
mes n. John Heron aud Theodore braam
To conclnds nj b the screaming Farce,
Servants BY GAC 7.
In reheass.l, 1.-THE Ocean Cold, " and Husband
Of Nv Heart" -
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FEEIAE PIo-NIo ExUUBs1oE.-The Fenian
Brotherhood Emmett Circle) propose max
ing a picnic excursion to Elyris next
Thursday, June 22d. 1t will undoubtedly
be q very sgreeHble affair.
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EUFFALO MAkKET-June Is.

F~IOur-Quiec
W~heaf-Dun. UcsTesly anything dong, and
prizes nomi. al
COrn-ssIss No. 1 Chicago ct 7Oo-
Oafs-Quiet but hrm st 65o-
Eye-R Ominat.
BarleY-NCminal.
WhfsEy-EominaI at SO o.
Canas ~Fefgbfr Vnchar ged:
Lake ImpOrts--FiOur lU,T47 bblS5 "hees
80. TO bu, co. n 1888, oats 5,S2l
aSRnai xpOTts-F1rur $40 bbls, wheat So
go Bu, corn IS $50 oats 50 40, barley 1926,
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TIE CLEVELAND LEADiR DIREoroRT.-The
new City Directory Is now about finished.
It viii be delivered in a feW,days. Owing
to the greater number of names published
than have appeared in any former Direc-
tory, the labor of ~canvassing, compiling
and printing has been increased; hence the
unexpected delay in getting it out. The
number Of names in this work is 1865,
while the highest number ever reashed in
any former Directories is 10, 1872, being an
increase of about 81 per cent.
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STITCHING AND ENBRoIDEET.-soving ma
chine stitching of every description lone
in the best style at III supeiior, cor. Bank
street. So GEovER & BAKER's
is-242:eod Sewing Machine Co. Rooms.
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EPERsoEAL.-The sandusky Register says
that Jay Cooke, ESQ, and family arrived in
that city yesterday, aud took passage aboard
the Island Queen, for his new summer resi-
dence on Gibraltar Island,
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MARINE NEWS.
FOsT OF CLEVELAND.

ENTERED---JUHz I5-l6.
stmr CITY Of ClsvsIsnd. Mckay, Detroit
sim, Mo- mig star, Vioef, Detroit.
Prup Tioga. Sisson DunElrE
Prop Elmira, 1hOrH, ToIedl
prop UAnist,O. Blsckman, Dunkirk
Proy Arctic. Crosy Bshalo
Pop Pewabie, Mckay, UDtoDhgo1
Big I odu Is. beeEer, buhslO
Sem W 81 Willard, SherEO d, Bu~aio
schr White cloud. sherwood. haTquetts
schr wilmington, PomeToy, Marquette
schr IL hAn. ., R-well, Msr{uetto
scar Petrol, Peltier Port Hops
8co y Ellen. blanchard. Clinton
Cow Lone Star. Fifald, Oltn'Ou
scow morning Bell Titus, TOusant
8 o. Biyhl.nd Uhlef, Gardner, Clinton
seow Sea Bird, Hsrring on, - CITY
5ocw Free Mason, MeTrillr, clinton
OLEARED.----JgEE BID
stmr City of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
stmr Morning Star, VigsT, Detroit.
Prop arctic Pr u, Buffalo
Prop Cznisteo, Blaekmsn. Toledo
?. Op rlmira, horn, Dunkirk
Prop Ti0ga. 5isson, luIk'k
schr Jurs, + ink, Marquette
&c " Lone Star Fl el0, Clinton
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ASHORE Cor oFF.-Ths propeller
Wabash went ashore on the "Chickens"
last Tuesday night. But she was got off
without injury by the assistance of the
propeller Elmira, and went on her way to
Buffalo.
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PHILADELrHIA mARKET-June Is.

BY TelfgTaFh.l
Uour-Firm. suDerans IS S. t0aS so; extra
Hea YORK SITE 81 E5A7 so.
neat rm. sales S.OOO bu common ana
cord REQ at 81 72At 81; writ, s 10s2 20
Corn--Firm. SAILS of yellow at 90a9oo-
GaIs-Firm. Sales at 100.
WHisky-Duli. Sales 1t So C6A2 10.
PetroIeUm-FiTm. Crude S3aSS1<o; renned
In bond 5.abz1Sc; d. free 70. Tie.
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CITY NEWS.1

The Newport Hats are quite an improve
ment in the style Of ladies' hats. Mrs.
Shaw has them ct her Rooms. Call and
see them. ie1e
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LOAN.
TOomm mission allowed to Subsoribera.I
ES-d. 8. Bonds Of 1881, 6-3O's, lO-4O's, Treasury
Notes. and ell other Government Securities pur.
ohased and for sale on the most faVorAbi terms.
Gold, silver, Coupons and Canada money bought
and cold at best rates, Deposits received and Col
Lotions made ct all aoOessib Q points. Unourrent
funds converted at lowest rates. Revenue Stamps
Ear sala ~
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FRoH LAKE sUPER1oR.-GKEAr FIRE IN The
MINE REGros.-The stsunch steamer Pc
wabic, Captain George Mckay, arrived here
yesterday morning. Mr.. A. C. Mack, clerk,
furnishes the following log of her trip, and
other important information
Left Ontonagon on the 1Ithtinst.. at 4
O'Clock A. M; arrived at Eagle River 9 a.
NJ, and at Eagle Harbor at 10 o'clock. Took
in Is tons of copper and left at 7 o'clock P.
NJ, the same day passed the Iron City be-
tween Copper Harbor and Eagle Hsrbor;
left Copper Hstbor at 9:05 and arrived AT
Portage at 430 A. NJ, on the 12Gh left Port
age at 9 A N; left the Entry at 1880, ar
irving in Marqustte at 8 40 P. N. same day;
left Marquette 1T Alb N. on the 18th Lac
La Belle just coming in arrived st Sault
Canal at 4:45 P. n /; arrived st La Tour at
1890; 81. Clair River at A. n. on the l4th,
arriving at Detroit at 2 P n hes same day.
At Eagle Harbor the White Squat was
discharging lumber, aud the Plover dia-
charging grain and hay. A terrible FIRE
was raging at Gopper Falls snd Petherick.
There was slsoe hreraging etthe Bay State
mine, but the damage is Lot asceTtaIned.
The town of P~raisville on South Range was
reported entirely destroyed by the fire. At
Copper Hsrbor all the woods were on fire tor
miles in extent. il WIS night when the
Pewabic was there aud the scene wssone of
terrific grandeur. At Portage the Hancock,
S. Mary's, Albany, Boston and Huron
mines had suffered extensively from the
fire. The St. Msry's and Hancock lost
most of their machinery. On Sunday, the
18th, little hopes were entertained of saving
the towns of Hancock and Hsughton from
the fury Ofthe flames. 0n the l0sh inst. the
Hy phen, Exchange, Marquette and D. D..
Dawson cleared for Marquette.
On the 18th instant the Msssillon and
Hubbard were in port there, loaded the T.
Baker, Red, White and Blue, G. II. Walker
aud W. Raynor were waiting to load. The
A.. Bradley. H. Richmond, j. L.. Gross,
IronsIdes, New London, Mary Collins and
BroDsod wersi in the Sault canal on the 18Th.
Tho JUhu Wodea, King sistoT5, J.F GARD
and G. F. Holt passed the canal on the l2tn.
The Emeliue Bates, WinOna, Sumner, VIM.
Shupe and HyPhen were at Marquette.
The first telegram ever received at Mar
quette reached there on the lOLh inst at
10 o'clock A. NJ.
The PsWshic brought down IA tons Of
iron ore, consigned. to H. B. futile & Son I;
so bbls. copper, consigned to d. Gsrretson
& Co.. II bbls. fish, consigned tc the same,
and 100 tons of copper for the Detroit
Smelling Works; also about rs passengers.
The Pewabic will leave next Mondsy even
ing. 900
swEExY's PEARL MINIATUREs.-The most
exquisite Photograph made at Roberts
Gallery, 253 Superior street. jl5-25O
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with the understanding that It should be
made an ornament to the place. The de-
sign is that of a swan, and when the bs-
sin is filed the bird will doubtless appear
both digni6ed and beautiful, but at pres
ent and ever sincelit was erected, the poor
creature has seemed to be stretching its
neck toward the clouds in the hope of
catching q drop of moisture and reminding
one Of the Irishmsn's boy who clay spsch-
less six weeks in the month of August,
crying 'wather, ~watherP" When the
PIesentimprovements are completed Mead
vile will have a really ~pIessantlittle Park,
beside the tasteful and highly attractive
Park at the McHeDry House.
J. W. Kennard. Esq of the Atlantic and
Great Western Rail way, has returned from
England and is at present in New York.
It is understood that Sir Morton Peto, the
head of the English Board of Direction of
this road, and several other foreign capital
lists, noted in the railway and financial
world, will visit this country in a few
weeks, making the Great Western Railway
and the country which it passes through, a
principal object of inquiry and inspection.
We have been blessed with bountiful
showers within the past week, which have
helped vegetation wonderfully.
MN
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zOLEDO mAuKET--June Is.

10y Telegraph
Wnsat-setfve Gales at 81 "a for Whits
MIchi an; 81 SO Tor apter Michigan; 81 - for red
Wa Ssh
Coru-Frrm at sic for mixed.
OaIa-At Sic.
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pYEINc.
GREDRRIUK OYRIAX

IlhEDHhIOh Olh1AA1
French Fancy steam Dye works anO
Cleaning establishment,
BelVidero Farm, East cleveland, and
So seneca Street.
OFFIoz-lO4 Seneca st., Cleveland, o.
| mean to make this the 4 DYE-HOUSE IN
THE WEST, and shall spare no effort to give sat.
~afaction.
1 call the especial attention Of Gentlemen to The
IMPROVED FRENCH STYLE
OF Cleaning or Reducing Of nAds-Ip Garments.
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-17
CHICAGO MARKET--June Io.

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