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CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Gcurt met yes
tesday 1n0rning before Judge Bolton, but
no busin ess was done, further than making
an ammo uncement that Monday next will
be set ap art for hearing application in three
or four appropriation cases. Court ad-
iourned over TO that day.
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OsWKG0 nARKET- J0ne -.

e. ~ AaAAaAArA-l
FIOur-Dnll. Sales 6,OOO bbls At Sc 70 FOR
] spung, 81 p for. rad winter IS % for VI
50 % FOR double extras.
HheRt-Quiet and cloaea nOminaliy lowe
Sales lass night, S.0Op IN No L Milwaukee clu
81 80. No sales reported to-day.
COrR-Held at Tis73c for No. l Indiana ans
linOis.
GnnRl FreIghfs-Dpll. Flour 9sa39c, "
.91S corn So 70 Rev YOTk
Lake EmpOEts-Sl6 0eO bu wheat.
Whear, $500 corn
shipmsnts-By Rail, SEQ Bbls -four.
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Examined TO-DAY.-Thomas Willard, the
desperate who stabbed James Likely We'd
nesday night, v~ith1ntent to kill, inficting
what, il is feared, will prove a fatal wound,
will be examined this morning before Judge
bbaH. -.
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MARINE NEWS.
pORT or UaEVELAND.


H EHTERED.-.--.JUNE 2e-2
Stmr Morning Star, Vigsr, Detroit
Prop Poetic. Kelley, Buffalo
Prop Michigan, 10 10, 0gdensburgh
Prop FlmirA, Thorn, Buffalo
Prep Young America, Davis, Ozf ensburgh
Prop Badge stste- Gebhard, Buffalo
Sohr JF Card. Judson, Marquette
Schr John Thursby, Becker, aIArquetts
Sehr Ch7s Hinckiey Manning, Marquette
Schr Resolute, Dawson, Marquette
Sehr ID WsgstSn, atone, Marqustta
Schr MedorR, Peliorgili, Tort Huron
Sehr Arabian, Baker, BHrweI
soOw Granville, Connolly, R0rd Eau
ScoW Mona, Carran, Kelley's Island
'seow Sutler Girl. B1Tlingsme, Kelley's IslsEe
scOF IuO, Duddleson, Saginaw
Sc9s Whittlesea, by e, Post Huron
ObEARED----JUEE
stmr Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit
Prop Young America, Davis, Chicago
Prop Badger state, Gebhsrd, Chicago
Prop Bean Richmond, Brsta, Chicago
Prop Elmlra, Thorn, Toledo
- AaA--s1--u nn-aa-r
Pop Ironsides, Turner, Ontonagon
Sehr } T Tracey, Buelie, Saginaw
Schr ID WagsiaH, StOns. Mar quetts
Sohr White squalt, Ramsey, DetroIt
Schr Eyeiine Bates, Foster, Marquette
Sohr Eagle, Barrow, STANLEY
Schr L P Ryerse. Boylsn, Chatham
Schr 4 Patten, Watts, Amherstburgh
SeOw Marion Dixon, Skinner, Rond Eau
ScOs Mona, Gargan, kelley's Island
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ARM ANPUTATED.-Frank sturges, the boy
who fell a week ago from the roof of what
used to be the old Columbiana Hotel, on
Pittsburgh street, and broke his arm, had
to submit to the amputstiOn of the m on
Wednesday. DR.. Weber performed the
operation, and the boy is now doing well.
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SEW ADVERrIsEMENFs.

g Academy of Musie-Nr. W. Holstcn.
Earl BLU. 8. Marshars Notice.
Jacob Grzmulech-House for Sale.
Malone, Petit 3 co.-FOr Lake Superior.
Mrs r. ROdgers- Situation Wanted.
For sAIe-A Messenger Colt.
AOolOred Man-situAtlon Wanted.
J.B. Glenn 3 CO.-Picklss Wanted. Il
8. M.-Board Wanted. a
Go. O-LoeaL Notice. a.H .. -.-
The -BszsAr-LOoaI Notice.
Co. D-LocaI Notice.
West high School Rs-union-Locai Notice.
C~annons-LoeaI Notice.
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ACLDkMT OF MUsIC.-Mr. Holston contin-
ues the attraction of the week. He sp-
peared again last night as 'Biles" in "Mi-
RAMS Crime" and made great hit.
Tonight we are to have the "Gipsey's
Secret or Camilla's Husband" with Mr..
HoIsGon in his famous character of "Dog-
brier !" and the rich comedy, "Quict Fam
lily" use
To.mDrroH night Mr.. T. V. Jones takes a
benefit BE offers an attractive bill, and
Eetrgss he msy hsYea iP-tOP house.
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CONCERNING THE FoURTH.-The various
sub. committees having the responsibility o
engineering the celebration of the coming
Fourth OF July, met at the Mayors Office
last evening. ~
The report of Mr.. Baker was heard, re.
speeding the result ofhis hunt for fireworks
He stated that he found a supply at two
places in New York city, and that he pur-
chased to the extent of $3.50. Among the
articles he bought, is a "Monitor," repre-
senting an attack on Fort Sumter, and nint
grand exhibition pieces. He said the city
was full ofcommittees from Buffalo, Detroit
and other cities, all on a like mission.
On motion, the report of Mr.. Baker wal
accepted, and he thanked for his services
An additional appropriation of $3.50 wa
made for fireworks, to be expended in the
erection of stands, &C., &c.
1t was decided to let of the fireworks at
a point half way between the Perry Monu.
ment and thewest side Of the Park.
Chief Engineer James Hill will have
charge Of the ringing of the bells on the
Fourth.
1t was reported that 200 school girls have
already agreed to turn out in the floral pro-
c~ession. C~orveyanceS viii be provided for
all who will join the gala proc ession. II
is hoped that at least 1000 girls will turn
out.
The Chairman of the Committee on Ora
tion reported that, in consequence of i'll
ness, Governor Brough declines being ora
tor of the day, Ex-Goveror Blair, of Mich
igsn, and General schsnck, have been tel
Hogr&Phed 70 Dy the committee, concerning
the oratorship, but as nc answer has been
received from either, the committee fixed
upon Hon. D. K. Carter, as orator, who has
signifed his Willingness to serve on the oc-
cssion. ""a
The committees adjourned TO meet at the
Mayors office Saturday evening.
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july COUPONs.-C. A. Read & Co., Bank.
ers, 95 Superior street, are paying the high.
est premium for July Coupon Interest.
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'rfa-H.H.. HHL.
LATE PATEzTs.-The following late patents
were Issued officially through the office of
Burridge & Co, Cleveland, o. G. Hart,
Atwateri Churn s. N. GOOdaIe, Cleveland,
R. R. Steam Break b. Brown, Burton,
washing Machine; Dr.. H. ". Libbey,
Cleveland, IacendiAry Compound; Warren
& Bro, EorVSlk, Saving Machine ; A. @.
BairrDerd Cleveland, Hoes Coupling /; G. R.
Lewis, Ashtabula, Tallying and Counting
Machine; ]. L. Fountain, Milford, Ill,
Harvester; J. E. Craig, Cleveland, Steam
Generator: BIN. Eycs, Richmond, Ind,
~seissue, Fruit House g. W. Hatch, Park
man, hay Loading Machine; W. H. Hart
man JFOstOria, Seeding Machine; Ray
mOnd 8 Miller, Cleveland, Fence Gate ;
b Il Nyce, Richmond, Ind, English and
French PstensS Node of Preserving
Fruit; CT. WoOlsOn, Cleveland, Stove.
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EUFFAfO mAKRET-JGne 90

lar EHEEGEARHl i .
RIOur-Dull sud in active. itH
Hlaeat-Dull auddnaetivo.
GSrm-Dail snd inactive.
%sRts-Sales at 6ees closing Gull.
Eye-Nominat.
EnFicy-N0mfnaE
10 EniSEy-NOminAl.
CnnRs Frelghfs- Pun. To New York
Whest l41%. corn I2%o, oafs &c.
Lake GnlpOrtS--FIour 6Sss bbIs, wheat
T2,645 bu, corn ia, 53l, oats -26S, 62G,
Canal GxpOrts-Flpur $50 bbls, wheat 50 is
bu, corn 81, 259, oats 1890.
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~ Citizens wishing conveyance 70 either Of the
above Trains or Boats, will bs called fog By Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibns Line. by leaving tholF address
ct ths Ommibus Once, IT Superior street, nSzt
door 70 the Weddsu HOUSE.
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All the railroads leading 10 this city carry
for half fare on the Fourth.
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PaoFEssoR PECK sAILs FOR HAErI.-Prof,
Peck. of oberlin, recently appointed Con
sui General to Hayti, sailed from New
York on the morning Of the 9th inst, in
the Schooner Wilhemena. he is accom-
panied By his wife and two chilnren. We
are glad to learn that, after waiting SO
long for conveyance to Port su Prince, the
party have at last found comfortable quar-
fars for H.
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CHiCAaO MARKET--June 20:

Wheat-Dun And declined 20. Sales at 81 o.
for MOL
COrn-Quiet. sales at 5ia55 ir No. I; sc f. I
No. g. =
Oass-DuH and declined 2e. ID
HighWines-DulL. sales at 81 s.. -
PrOvisfOns-Aetvs and firm. Mess Pork
prime mess SiSal9. ff t..- a|.s ri
Reeeipts-FlOur, 5000 bbls; wheat. 5000 I
corn. III ,O0O oats $1,000.
Shipments-I,O 90 BblA four Il. 700 bn TheI
1900 e0rn, s4,OOOUats.
Erefrnfa- Firm. =
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CITY NEWS.3

Mrs. sHlws' Rooms are headquarters for
style and quality Of Ladies' Hats. June 20.
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3. z. Money Markss-June go.

g 3. z. Money M~arkes-June 90.
lBY fELEsRAPH.l
MOneY-Easy, with largo supply, Et4@5 o ct.
Sterling ExchanRe-LoWer at lO54QlOSI6
for hrst.elass bankers bill Q. lH4 .T.
Gold lover, opening at lSs5<, declining TO
13s, aud closing AZ 1879.
New York stock RIarkst--June %.
isg lBY TELEsRAFH-l
10 Governments ~S4Oeks-Lsss activs and With-
out decided change u s. sixe Of 1881, coupons.
1ltss; Fiye-tWenty coupons IOsIs; T~en-lorty coR-
ponb 9i1S.
stOsas-Quiet but strong Rock Island 100;
Northwestern 2; Michigan southern 81; keAdiDg
951f; Canton 3T5[; New York Central y'1si krte
IT'S Olsveland &PittsburghC TZ; Att ,ntis steam
shiP % lB5; Erie 9Th SO; do 50 $50 aissonri six
IS, Pacific RAILROAD issuo, 1854. .I-.
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BARONErRIn1L O~BsKRvArIONs recorded by
L, H. s~OlOmOnsOn, optician, under the
American House.
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Attention co. d, goth Keg't, o.. \. g.
You are hereby ordered to appear at your ATmory
on Friday evening June stth, 1855. to make Inc
nscessary arrsn gements Tor parade on The An dag
OfJaly, 1866, IN Pursuanee Of iRegimentAl Order
No. 3. ail. ~ 10 JASON OANFIELD,
jssO.22s -@t ~l"b isi Usptain.
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PERlopIcALs.
OUR YOUMq TOL "a.

OOS JAW RtM no.
An illustrated Monthly Mag. zine for and
Girls edited By J. r. IROWBRIDGE, GAIL.
HAMILTON end LUCY LAR6OM. This Mage
zine has alrsady attained a circulation unpar AZ
leled IN Che history Of magazine literature. With
the hsue Of the April nGaber Il WIZ have an q.
tablished circulation of.6O.OO0 eoplss. 1t Il COR
daily commended BY both the secular andfoH9fodS
press; also BY all persons Interested IN fhs subject
OF Juvenile Literature, while the expiration OF
Qualification the pablishers daily receive from "a.
rents, and also nom the Young Folks themselves.
convince hem that fhs magazine answers a want
that Ia inivsrsAllXn lt. It u the aim OF the Pub.
iishers to make IL a frat class hAgszise In every
respect, and thay VIII spare A8ther labor no.
expense IN their endeaFors to furnish 70 thpi-
yOang readers one whose monthly VtIits shaa
always welcome, and shall be expected witt u
sure.
Tho stan Of Contributors embrace the folloS
among many prominent names: Mrs STOWE,
v. LONGFEhGOW, JOHN {. WHITTIER, o., "
REID.
Teens 81 = year. Single numbers 20 cents earn.
All subscriptions payable IN sdvance. Specimen
copies Of Our Young foiks win be sent 20 any Ad-
dress for % cents each.
JOHN a. AMIos, at Bakers Book Store, 259 au-
periOt street, CleYeland, being our only authorized
Agent for the State Of Ohio, all orders for the Trads
a. well A. subscriptions should be addresssd 70 him.
~ Atlantic Monthly and Our Young FoIks ssns
to any address for IS.
TIOKEOR 4 FIELDA
Publishers, Boston.
~ AGENTS WANTED In every city and town,
For particulars address lJ.H. AMLMOH, n
mhlI:ES Agent. Cleveland. Q.
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Brass, Iron and Wood Cannon in grsatva-
riety, at the Bazaar.
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If Miss L. A. W.. ~Dressmaker, Who address
ed a letter to ''sAchom' : TOME time IN May, IN,
care Of Loader Office, will write agAip, her letter
will receive attention. The former letter Wss 60
cIdentAIiy m%islAfd, and was never delivered 10
sachen, Who Is now in town, 20 .5ss j1ps27i225
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All Of the essays we're meritOfiOus; and
were written aud read in q very pleasant
manner. Miss Johnston's essay wat fulllef
observation and rich sentiment. Weshould
characterize the essay Of Miss Woodruf's,
if we were to say it was thoroughly woman.
ly in matter and expression, while Miss
King chose a subject rather OutOf the beat
Of female thought, but treated it with cred
table ability. - a..s oesS
The address to the class, by Rev. Mr.,
Reese, was touching and peculiarly apprO-
pirate. i-a. 9F.i EtGtp saas
We were pleased to see in the entire or
dering Of the exercises, the pslpable pros
peFity Of this institution, which reflects SO
much credit upon its managers and honor
upon the beautiful city in which it is To-
gns6Aa #.aa..aH |.....r..
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HEw YORK MARkET-Iunsa 20.

~ III EELll1AlIs "
C-OtfOn-Less active sRd 10 lover. salssa t As =
Tor middiing- 80
2 F.OUF-Hsagy and 109lso lower.
sales 81 sc for extra 5tast So zoe
S6 - for common % good Shipping b,aad5 extra
rcaId hoop ohios s. 7s9N for traes brands
ahrfet cioaed heavy .i lsT
. Hhisky-Ei@sF- Sales At % Ot9a s iO'd
EVheatAHsavy AMI sale I0aor on chIcaee
for Milwaukee club; 81 IS for Water red western.
s. % for smber MiehisADj 81 TO91, 10 FOX white
WtstCrn.
Rye-Tu moderate request. Western $50.
p Fnrley-Dnll- ~ q
Barley Balt-Si 609l 66. tr-
~cOrn-Hesvy and 29ic loser. Sales . fTo0
fOF unsOundi 1913 @ for sound mixed Westen ST.
for western Yellow &C for New Orleans.
Oats Dull, nsavy and lower. SSles at &c
for western.
KOOi-Duil-
~COno8-Dull. 2 lest
s~ugar-Active. Cuba MuscOVsdo il@1sc; Z
aOlasses-Dull.
Professionalism. $50 for crude; sac FOR
hnedin eondi 73@Ti0 for free. f
EOrk-Firmer.
saies st 50 T5aq5 SIX for new mess. closing
50 % for cAsh; S23 T5aS24 % for lseS4 ms
Is O99ls 50 oE Primsi and $40 oO92O 90 for Prim
Beef1ouiss at 1904 for plain mess, snd Hale
for extra mess.
Reef EAama-Ouist. " -
@l9c for hams. b
HaeOH-Qulet.
Lard-EiInss at I5KsIszo. smsn lots Es'
tls-rsndsred At l9@I9Ae- =
su1te-ouist at Sf92se for Ohio, and asa
Cheese-Quist at 79I5O. "a
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C~oNOEREING III 2OTH ~BATTERY.-The fol-
lowing telegram was received yesterday +:
COLUMBUS, June %.
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D OF EXERCISES /:

..4l.,.. GLEE.
Esssy-Lifs WrItings,-RacheIE 4. Johnston Pioua.
Zoo Ohio.
Esssy-Through Darkness to the Light,-Julia s.
Woodruff, Marshall, Mich.
EssAy-fhe Eloquencs of science,-MaTy E King,
Cleveland,
Address-ReE. @. B. Resss, Mt. Voruon, o.
MUSIC. 81
Comforting diplomas. announcements.
RRNuDUrnrOu
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Fire Cracker Holders in great variety at
the Bazaar, 261 Superior.
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New Books.

THO. LEIGH. A Novel. BY Annie Thomas.
New York: Harper L Brothers. 1858.
This novel is possessed of more than Or
binary interest and artistic merit. It IS
well constructed, and there lie nothing i'm
probable in the characters, or strained IN
the manner Of developing and delineating
them.
It is for sale by Cobb, Andrews & Co.
SOEas PoR ALL 6ELsOEs. By Alfred Tenny-
SON. Boston: TicknOr i Fields. 1865.
? : The publishers hereby furnish the public
another inStalment Of their edition of
Companion Poets for the People" The
Laureate's earlier and later lyrics have
been put into simple dress, by the book
binders art, and the small volume, 'profuse-
ly illustrated by the best artists, sells SO
cheap that the poorest elOdhOpper can buy
it without feeling the price.
For sale by Cobb, Andrews / Co.
ESSAYS IN CRTT1cIsM. By Matthew Arnold.
Boston: TicknOr and Fields. 1855.
One of the most substantial books which
Aao OooA PuOAlbnou hAo pfeSoub soaSOug ID
named above. Its author, Mr.. Arnold, is
the well-knoWn Professor Of Poetry in the
University Of oxford. Those familiar with
his eaTlier essays may infer his method Of
treating the following topics, which make
up the contents of this volume: 'fThe
Function o fCriticism at the Present Time,"
'"The Literary Influence of Academies"
'Maurice and Eugene Gperin," Heinrich
Heine," Pagan and MediaeVal Religious
Sentiment" "JOubert," "Spinoza," 'Mar-
Gus Aurelius," "A French Eton" and three
lectures "0n Tra~nslating Homer"
We have not yet given all these essays a
careful reading, but have had a fOretaste
of the Joys to come We are particularly
pleased with his paper on "Marcus Aureli-
us" and the manner in which he treats the
relation of the Emperor to early Christian
lily and Christians, will, we think, prove
highly satisfactory to all earnest, thought
full students of The Thoughts Of the Empe-
ror Marcus Ant0ninWS.
Cobb, Andrews & Co. have this excellent
Volume for sale.
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June 29, 1866.
Atmospheric pressure as indicated blythe
mercuriaI barometer:
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z. Jones, JrJ Acting Mayor:
The Goth Battery has not reached Louis
vile. There must have been some mistake
about ith leaving Nashville.
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IOOnmIssIon Ali0Wedt 20 Subsof4befa.T Il
b3-U. s. Bonds OF 1854, 5-9O's, Io-4O's, Treasury
Notes, and all Other G~0vernman8l Hoonrida RuE-
chased and for sale on the mOztifAEOssbII tsrns.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada money boHgHA
~leotions made Atsi accessible polnts.. uicuEfsnt
funds converted ct lowest eate5.a RsVSduB skShpI
for sale 7ssf riH" -al Do fHdise ana 7HnrI
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Go to Mssres' Bazaar for Flags and Fourth
Of July Toys. sa5iElli
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A OADEMY OF MUs1p.a =
RInraZnEAnnRsIaH

-1tR&
49, PRICES oEADMlBsf0Hs-
ereSg Olroie and RarQustte 80 oslfuf sapzroi HaaA1
70 Dres eiFole, BcsntSB aHlF orS4cRt6I
Gallery, IS eontli. RdTatgf BolsG S1AA tL
Single Keats IN Private Boxes. q.
- Oolored persons VI, unar % e1efh4Sn-
oes, b permitted 10 Occ1py Aeetah Gng qfeQreors
ton Ofthe hoeBs, save fs 6AasfFs knhbaGa
DOoEs opsn all 0urSzin rsaI
BENRPTTIAHDiEAsTl EtQHEiOU a
Of the Celebrated Comedian, "
M RysW H0LsT0M.lsgns -
Two Grand Pieces.
Mr., Helston ju;Tgo Grp1tChaftet6u, ava
FRIDAY evening. June S0th! viii BE- presented
an original three. act Drama ebddSdOHHf
THE 9IPsY'S eECRET;, ~
On, OAmILbAtd HUSbAAD. e1'
DogbriAr..........s...Gs 4I..a-.zMnHW. Hobton
To coneI1de With the laughabIe COMEDY called
A,QUIET FAMfbF:% - p
M. PAfnaoy bipDs-.r.---, s-r-r.-.-- NJ HsHo4kon
To moErOwg Benefit Of ". Jonsssi sil5s :
Bs-efeat prepsfstiSps Ter ne .Foufth efJ1y.
Two Performances, Afternoon and sYsninE- s.nI'
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CoNNENCEMEET EXERCISES AT THE CLKvE-
LAID FEMALE S~KMIEARY.-Ths Commence
ment exercises of this Aourishing institu-
tion were held yesterday forenoon in the
Seminary building. commencing at half
past nine o'clock. Many friends and pa
irons Of the institution were present, aud
the character and ability Of the exercises
were such, that the audience were highly.
pleased wish the literary anniversary.
The graduating class wasnOt large, but
the members, in their essays, gave proof of
a comnendable and, indeed, high degree of
cultivation and general accomplishment.
The following young ladies comprised the
graduating class Misses Rschael &. John
stOn, Julia s. Woodruff and Mary E. King.
We aPPsEd Tho
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Notice TO Haterfakers1
Hr# maaa.

-L5Is3TOFrfCE UNNECESSARILY
. CLLYSBAsD, Junell6h, ls65l g.
ali Water Rents should be paid on or before the
last day Of this month. whoeser pegleots TO DO
SO, will be turned Of and an additional dollar
charged for turning tho water on sgaIn.s q .i--
By oder Of the Board OF Trustees,
JOSEPH SlNGEB, d
June2T.R2S t iHG a. Sept. AID KnRinser. 70
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GAS CONSUMING SToYR.-We examined,
yesterday, a stove patented by Mr.. Robert
Bailey, of this city, which, after many
years of study and experiment, he has at
last invented, improved, and brought to
what seems a highstate of psrfecEion. Tho
object of it is, to burn up all the gas,
smudge,-in short, all the carbon, in the
consumption of coal. Tho hoped-for and
-@---1I- haa -
this stove, from whichno smoke, other thar
a pale vspory substance, arises, and to
whose inside plates no SCOT evsr attaches
itself.
Besides this result, another has been at
tanned, viz: a more perfect development
and a full economizing of heat. The coal
is made to burn with amazing uniformity
and for an incredibly long while. Stewards
stove consumes the gas, but it burns out the
coal in one-fourth the time required by
Mr.. Bailey's stove.
The principle is this: In the coal-pot or
fre-bed, is set an upright semi circular air
chamber, consisting of. two iron plates g
few inches apart, the inner one Of which
is perforated for the admission of
air, which comes in from the
back OF the stove. The FIRE is principally
along the surface of this perforated plate,
in the back part of the stove. The heat
evolved is drawn down to the bottom, and
thence rises through the pipes on the sides
of the stove to a large receiver on the top.
The course of the heat is so circuitous, and
is so eeonomIzsd, that while the lower part
of tho stove is hot, its pipe 8 few feet above
is cool enough to bear the laying on of the
hand. cd
Notwithstanding the concentration of heat
produced by this mechanism, so much air
is admitted, that the inside plates are per-
fectly preserved. Several stove manufac-
turers of our city have examined this stove
and are unanimous in the belief that Mr..
Bailey's patent institution will supersede
everything hitherto invented.
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union Of all the former and present nembsrs Of
the West High soaool, in. thelr Hau, on Friday
memberSof the school, and former pupils Of. A. g.
Hopkinson, are cordially invited to be present ON
ths occasion, % itiis > arsToiI TO our late PrlpsI-
pal, whose health has 1t length given way under
the srduous dutIes Of his post. ,,-g,, r
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ExEoUTIvE COMMITTEE.

NOtiee.-Dr. DeHart may be consulted on
every condition aud speeiss of sexual or so called
Prisats Diseass at the Drug stors No 119 Superior
street, Cleveland, o., on Monday and Tuesday July
Sd and 4th, 1866. tuneZs.R 8
Bourbon, Rye. Scotch and Ihsh Whilky,
French Brandy, Gin, Port, Madeira. ,CIAret and
Native Wines, London Porter and Scotch Ale. for
medicinal use; the very boat .COngIsss. Kisssn-
gen, Viehy snd other Mineral Waters, at HALLS
Homeopathic Pharmacy, No. II Monument Park.
io2D.246.e,d
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BENRF1FIAnDiLAkr NtqHrI01

M REsW #0LgT0M.ggus y.
Grand Pieces.
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2R0 000 MONEY ADVANCED
QOUsOOV In sumst TO Buit-at the old stand and
Well-knOWn MAGAER'S LOAN OfFiOE, on Secu-
rites ofeYery kind, viz: Gold and Silver Watches,
Diamonds Silver Ware, JeWeirg. Guns, Pistols,
Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, MelOdo0nE, and all per-
Bopal property aud articles OF value, on the most sat-
isfactoT terms. Business strictly private. Estab-
hshed 1851. MA Yariety 81 unredeemed Watch
O, JsEelrT, Guns, etc, or sale at bargains.
Omce-cOrner OF Water and Superior streets, over
oet2 I.O.tW. WAGNER.