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sENfENcED.-Erastus Condell and iona
than Watts, the burglars who entered ]. R.
Shepherds store last spring or winter, were
brought into court yesterday, when they
changed their plea to guilty. They were
sentenced to the Penitentiary for two years.
They rave been having q good time in the
jail here, Willing away the time plying on
the violin and guitar. Now they will have
to lay aside the fiddle and the DOW, and
take up implements not quite SO agreeable.
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There y as a Httie more movement 10 the markets
to-day, but not Sufficient to relieve il IRON he
charge ofdulness The hrmeF feeling reported n
the Nv York markets this afternoon for = our
and Grain ibnu need 8 stronger { siing h re asd
We note an advance on Wheat and Oats, Cora clos
ing hrmsr, but ntminsIly unchanged IL PIoyi
siOns we note q &c isa OF St,O0 90 Pork, 10 IN
Lard. and lie on Shoulders; ether kinds IN hanged.
We note no ,haDgs In PIodr,e, aid only = very
moderate business doing. ~
F~reAEhGs-Ths folouing are tbs rates BY Lake
(stsam) and HSil from this Dott to New York and
Boston. All Rail rates are I'VE cen 8 high 7.
To New Y~OrE-Flrst class Sl,i7i second class:
SL,O0; Third olAas: $50 Fourth class: COO. Flour,
SI.OO; Wool, Sl,T6. sf-
To Bost n.-First class; Sl,ss Second class:
Size; Third Glass: ssO Fourth class /: b6c. Floor,
SIZE. Wool $i,sO.
RIOur-MArket continues quiet. Transactions
are Unly IL a email way at 81, Oa7,5o for Xxx red,
aud Ss, o 50 for Xxx WkitS-'hs outsiis 6gu Is
for very choice brands
Wheat-Bstter. Sales 8 cars No. 1 Tol. do red
from store At 81 80 1 car No. I red from store at
sI,5I; s ears No. 2 from store ct 81 80.
COrn-AegT. cted. tale l car shelled from store
ct coo.
OAts-Bettsr. Sales this morning 2 cars from
store at 45c this afternoon 3 cars from store at
soc.
Rye-Eo sales reported and market nominal.
BarIsy-InaetrVe snd nominal.
Pork-Lowsr salss Is bbls city mess at s26 20.
Lard-LoWer. sa'ss At lsgaOo for ~city-ren-
dered In tiercrs ano kegs.
Smoked meats-FAir demand and steady for
city cured meats at the following prices: sugar
cured hams 2So for oanvassed and go for DncAn-
vAsSed plAia hams 2Oci bacon &c shoulders Ice;
dried beef lso for oAnVsstd and Is for uncanvAssed.
Sales 200 rs dried beef At quotations. Also $500
bs country hans atl9c.
Me,s Beef-steady at $751; o for city packed.
Rutter-D mAnd moderate. sales IL ksgs
and 9 tubs choice ysloE Western Reserve at 25e.
EEEs-In moderate request At zoe.
Cheese-Eew Cheese selling At g range Of "A
@I7e. Market quiet.
HighW1nes-Dull and heavy He'd at 1900.
AIcOhOl-Nsrkst quiet and steady. Held As
A,OO94,O4 for 90 per cent. Es1rrAl Proof spiris
e 1F@2,2O. Cologne Spirits, ss per cent, sI,l5.
PotrOIsuun-Ths market Il quiet and steady
81 7o072e for refined.
~seeds-ouiot Timothy held at sa5Oe5,rO.-
Clover held At $500.
Dried APpIes-saleI 10 bbls st sKc, and pay
for packages.
P~OtatOes-In fair demand at SO by the car for
peacbblovs.
Lake Rtsh-ln gOcd request snd steady. Sales
81 half bbls No. l WhiIs6sh at Ss,75i s2 half bbls
No. l Pick1roI At IS o. % half bbis No do at
S7,75; 20 half bbls Herring ct $780, Il half bblS
No. 1 Trout 81, rs 10 half bbls chad 500
saIt-steady. Fine s9,lO. oosrSs and Ground
Solar sa,IB.
HOps-Fim. New Work State 4595Oc, accord.
Tag TO quality Ohio 25@3Oc-
AalS-steady. sSriSy Malt held At $40 Per
buahel.
Ale ana Pnraar=MArkst steady. We 0uots
- follows; Prsssnf Tee II Ale SO; Stock Z
$500; Ksnnott 16,oO Pale Dream Sill Portsr
EaG BALI and quarter barrels IN PROPORTION.
Water L1m0-Quiet; SO bbis Akron offered
ct 81 e5.
FIasseE-"Powsn'I'' land plaster E2 50 20
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UNITED STATES SANITARY COMMISSION, PEN-
SION AxD War CLAM AsENeY. The United
States Sanitary Commission has established
an Agency in this city for the collection of
pensions, bounty, back pay, prize money
and all other Navy and Army war claims,
free of charge. This agency is a branch Of
the above Commission at Washington, and
has u~nequalled facilities for the prompt
security of all war claims. 1t is designed
to save to soldiers, and TO the widows and
heirs of soldiers, the expense of collection.
Apply personally or by letter to W. Il.
Gaylord, Agent, 24S Superior street, Glove
land, o.
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TIE OLD BAPTIST CHURoH.-Thig building
which has been used for almost all con
ceivable purposes, having gone through
metsmOrph 'ses enough to satiGfy the most
scrupulous Hindoo, has been fitted over in
to a MelOdeon and Organ Factory kept BY
Messrs. Knnsrd, Dreher & CO. This firm
use all three stories of the building, Occu-
pying all the space, save two apartments
used as q villOw-ware manufsetOry. The
block has a very presentabIe appearance
now. The old signs and symbols have been
erased, and the names and occupation Of
the new tenants set up in glazing capitals
in al the glory Of paint.
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BunDIEe LoTs EELR FRANKLIN, PA.-Dr.
G. ". Stewart and Mr.. Charles E. Wiswsll,
of New York, have bought seventy-fve
acres Of land fronting Franklin, Pa, at IN
expense of nearly a hundred thousand dol
lars, which they have laid out in building
lots. The area consists of table land over
looking the town of Franklin and command
ing q view of scenery, the grandeur and
beauty of which cannot be surpassed any
where in the country. The lots are laid out
sixty feet front by one hundeed and fifty
feet deep, with al alley, making them
large and convenient for gardens and out
buildings. Four acres have been reserved
for q magnificent hotel and grounds, which
are to be built and laid out by the lst of
September. The drawings of this hotel are
now in the hands of Messrs. Porter and
Roseling. architects of this city. The no
tel will have two fronts of l4O feet zach,
and be situated on an elevation opposite
the depot q few rods distant, in the corner
of the junction of the Nashville pike and
the DemPseytOwn and Oil City road. II
will have 200 rooms, and the building is SC
arranged that another hundred can be add
ed at any time.
On the first floor there will be q spacious
Office communicating with corridors run.
ming throughout the building, a rounds
reading-room, forty feet in diameter, dining
hall twenty-fOur by eighty feet, reception
rooms and ladies' p%srlors, extensive kitchen
apartment, bath rooms, &c, &C., as append
ages. The building will be four stories
high including basement, and built of wOoC
and stone, probably of the Italian style 0
architecture, with q French roof. y r
The grounds will be laid out tastefully
with arbors, walks, fountains, &c. Bacl
Of this hotel, which is itself situated on
terrace, the ground rises gradually to th,
table land whsreon the lots aforesaid hav,
been located. Those desiring the mos
beautiful sites for residences in the %couptr,
would do well to visit the above locality
or apply to DR.. Stewart or C. E. WiswRll
Lambsrton Hotel, Franklin, Vensngo cOun
ty, Pa.
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CLEvELABD POsT OFFICE, I
Nav %. 1865.

On and after this date an additional mail
will be made up daily at this Office for Chi
cago, closing at lao P. NJ, and arriving st
Chicago at 5:45 A. NJ.
The mail for Pittsburg, Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington, which leaves
the depot at I:SO P. NJ, will be closed at
the Post Office at 1 P. NJ.
The afternoon mail for New York will
close at 2 o'clock.
E. CowLEs, P. NJ.
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RIrovLL.-on the first of june the Gents
Furnishing Emporium, 1876 Bank street,
will be removed to 14I Superior street, IN
der the WeddsIl House, (the store now &C.
cupied by N. E. C~rittenden,) therefore ex-
ira inducements will be offered for the next
thirty days to all the old patrons, and as
many new ones as may favor US with q call,
to select from the finest assortment of Fur
nishing Goods NEST Of New York city,
nys AVTE i HEaET.
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Public Notice
LAND SCRIP FOR A L

CoLUMBUs, MAY LIST, 1855.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH TIKI
i pro isions Of an act Of the General assembly Of
tbs state OF Obio, p 'ssei April Is. 1866, he und r
signed tate Odces viii receive proposals IN IL the
dIst day Of August nsIt for tue purchase OF the
Land scrip received ron the United staios for the
establishment u an Ag i~cultursl fol eg~, or Col
lagts, in the t tie Of Ohio. The Scrip comprises
$50 OOO acrts Of land.
No p~ropositi ~ will b, received for lePs than one
bundrrd aud sixty acres.
lfm0rs convenient, proposals may be maze 70
the Aulitar and TT, ssurer OF y county, Who will
transmit tn same 20 the undtr igu+d
JAS q 60OMAN,
Auditor Z 7tate.
@. VOLNEY D RsEY,
TIspuIer Of tate.
WIN HENRY SMITH,
myl-232I tsw secr-tar, OF State.
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6ENr TO THE REFORH FARM-Peter Upyon,
alias Peter Antoine, q lad ten or twelve
years old, has just bseD tried before Judge
Foote, on the charge of stabbing with in
TENT to wound. He had got into q street
fight with a bright boy of this city, who
was too much for him. Falling under the
superior strength of his antagonist, he can
celled the difference of muscular force by
plying an old jack knife on the person of
his enemy, inficting three "qively" cuts
upon his thigh. The encounter was wit
messed by several boys, and the trial was q
pure Juvenile affair. The bearing of the
boys in court was hne, and the proceedings
were quite novel.
Peter was found guilty and sentenced to
the Reform Farm until legally discharged.
he has already sp1nt two years there, and
ives sent away q reformed boy. 40 wad he
tax q thought and men'I"
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NEW Coal YARD.-A coal yard which
promises to be the largest and best in the
city, is now approaching completion It
takes the place of Ransom's wood yard on
the dock between Walton's warehouse and
Abbey's old stone crocksry warehouse.
1t is owned by C. Il. Clark, of this city,
who has his office in Walton's warehouse.
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Ono HoNGoPATHIC MEDICAL sOcTETY.-
The First Annual Meeting ofthe "HOmeO-
pathic Medical Society of the State of
Ohio" will be held in Columbus on the
second Tuesday, the 18th of June. Special
committees were appointed last October, 10.
submit reports on various subjects at this
meeting. Among the appointments Wsno,
tice the following gsntemenin this part Of
the State: "a
scarlatina-Dr. A o. Blair.
Surgery-Dr. s. r. Beckwith.
Obstetrics-Dr. j.. C Sanders.
Topical Alphabetically. E. G. Beck
with.
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aEw ADvERrIsEmEEls.

Academy Of Musie-MAd. Eeh'Ilsr & Cha. Pope,
Taylor, GrlsWold a Oo.-EeW ShA ~is'
J Lang CasSsls-CleVeland Medical College.
W. h. Gaylord-War Claim Agency.
TayIO-, GTisu old a OO.-Dress Goods.
Malone, Petit 4 Oo.-TOtIa axe Sup riOr.
Pilot graph Gallery for sAle-LooAl Notice,
Camera for sa'e-Loeai Notice
Taylor, Griswold 4 Co.'S K Ba. qusg.
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.OSWkGD mARKEE- msy 2s.

EIOuF-In good demand. Sales at 81 90. for
No. I fpd5gj 81 30 or red winter, So Is for
white; " % for Xxx
WheaG-In good milling demand. Market un-
chan ged.
GOra-Dul. Western 7Gc. ss.,
Other grains quiet.
Lake Observation-Disclosures.
fundamentally Bal, Ts bbS l0ur, $500 N
Wheat1
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NEW YORK CATTLE Market.

10y TELkGAAPH-I
NEw YORK, May %, 1865
Ths current prices for the week at all the mar.
kets are.
Beef CaStse-lst quality, SIT 5Egls 90; fair
to good quality So bOyzt7 20; common quality
SIS D19l5 o. inferior quality So OOJlS CO.
Cows and CaiVes-lst quality SIS OO9tf0 co.
ordinary sou OuG75 10, common quality $50 OO0
40 ~, inferior quality StU 0Ug5O %.
Veal Calyes-lst quality y n, 1091lo; Ordi-
nary quality sglO; common quality s9s-i inferior
quality 69sc.
sheep and Lambs-Extras, per head, IS 90
as "; prime quality 81 50GS 90; ordinary quality
SIS 5o97 90; common quality 50 5O96 5Oi inferior
qusiity 81 tOg5 %.
SWine-bezVy Corn-fed, Sm, ss<G9e; light
AND medium shgsAos stiII-fed Ial zc-
The ma'ket or Beef Oatt e zen aioed quiet and
STEADY stis wsek, the dema,d b, Ing fair. Rsoeip 3
we've only Moderate aSd uearly Al tue cattle sold
" thiB tue range Of IS to 2sc The x rems range
was from Il 70 ls75c. aud he aver. &c pres wss
about l6o- The cattle were mostl I ir 60 good,
Dus the Eeath 7 VS. a al st the saitsmen and
preVsD'ed my activity in prices.
Receipts Of 81 stock at the yards for this wezk
and last W Elk we . as follow:
reeves a,7o5; cows, lt6, veal calves / 355; sheep
and lambs, sos; swine 1850
Last 4, i76; cows 1l2; veal calves.
l,652, sheep ana lEmbs y, So; swine, 2,S4l.
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DIED.

INTELLECTUALLY MOI nil g, May z9d Z izabsth
NJ daughter Of Asa and MAR Il. Mahsn, aged %
years.
Friends OF the family are invited to attend the
funeral, Thursday, the 25th inst at 4 O'Clock P.
M, at The residence of W. @ North, on University
Heights. 4.
ROB NS0N.- In this city, on the Sd OF May, Of
oongostion Of the brain, James Hill Robinson, aged
30 years, q native Of Toronto @. n.
1 TOHentO and New York papers please copy,
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HudsOn's UnrfValIed Tooth Paste DOS
not operate up n the principle Of scOuri1g a. does
powde ed pamioe-stone and TulyeTizsd charcoal,
bat /, a compound peculiar to itself, which accom-
PHI hes all il claims to perform Sold BY all Drug
Rists. my2l:2rT
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REPLIRRD.-The dock in front Of the
Pittsburgh freight depot has been thor
oughly repaired. 1t has hitherto been al
most too shabby to allow vessels to tie up
there.
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DisTRICT 0F CUYABOGA
CLEVELAND, May LIST, 1865.

DisTRICT OF CUYABOGA
CLEVELAND, May LIST, 1865.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN s'aled proposals, accompanied ~ p Opsr guar
ante s according % Oim 70 befurnishsd On applica-
ton st this ofiee, will be re lived thereAt, until Y
O'Clock n~eddlsn, on the hTst Tuesday in jane next,
or the supply OF the Ma Inc Hospital, at this city,
with the articles Of provisions, medicine, &o., ecu.
m-rated In said forms The quantities stated are
est rates with r.fersncs 70 the usual lumber oil
patients In the Hospital, but the United States re-
: rye the right 90 take moe or less Of the articles,
according 81 they may be actually required
II tie art cles delivered at the Hos ital are not,
in the judgment OF the physician, Of the best quail
ity and sd ped 70 the Hospital. be will be at libsr.
tT 10 ri ct che sfme, to purchase other articles in
their st. ad, and TO haIge the contractor with any
exc s. 10 cost over the contract prices.
The Unit d states reserve the lisht to accept the
proposal for the Whols or any portion Of the arti-
eles speclf d JJHH U. GRANNIS,
myZ2t7 'taw Collector.
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STREET C~LEAEIEG.-The Street Commits
sioner was out with his gang of workmen,
yesterday, cleaning the m~uch-de6led
Michigan street.
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saves half the soap and half the work. Il
worth more than all the w0hing machines ever
inventedi Sold bT Druggists and GrOeers, Ask
for LialerooFs Washing CryEal. ". L. PORTER
Agent, IOT Banh street nyle;dtW
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CHICAGO -HARKEF.-may %,
by TeIegraph.l

[By Telegraph
FIOuP-Firm and guilt.
WheaG-Fira at 81 q for No. /; 81 1OAl 1s1<
for No. 3.
COFn-Firm at 67a67Ke for No. 1; 47aI7Kc for
Ko. 2; 43a4Shc Tor rejected.
OA1s-Firm ct 4lLc for No 1.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sales at 81 q.
Professionalism. Mess Pork SIS 90; prime
mes SIT o..
ReeeiPts-FlOur, 1850 bbls; wheat $4,000 bu
corn. $500; OATS, Il OOl.
shiPmenIs-6,5OO bbls -four; 5000 bu wheat;
9. 900 corn, 25,OJO o.ts
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BUFFALO M-AEKEF-May 81
IBX TELnaRAPH.l

BUFFALO MAEKEF-May 23
[BI TLnaRAPH.l
HOuP-Duli.
WheRG-efrn, with moderate demand No. l
Chiosg spring held ct 81 80; No. l MhwsuSee
5 ring 81 Sal IS; amber Michigan 81 60; white
do 81 So; white Kentucky 50 10; winter rsd 81 as
ASL so
COrn-Firm at 65a6oc, as to quality and cen
al ion
Oals-Firm. but CLOSING less AetiVe. Sales after
Change at o c to arrive; closing easier sf sr HeE
York afternoon report.
BarIey-Hominai.
kye-NomnAl
Whisky-Csersd at 81 9lA1 IS; 81 9cat 81 bid
Canal fretgbts-TO New Y0rk, wheat lac;
corn l2c, oats 7HsSI- To AlhaDy, Wbe>t HZai2c.
Lake improvisation 6y61i, vi eat %, W,
bu. corn bl,z75 oats 26,06s, barley 2, Il
Canal bx~pOrts-Flour 81 U bblsi wheat H.
20 bu, corn $50, Oats II, I5O. f
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For saIe-At Parksr's Rooms, 10 3 Pablo
Square, one of Wing Gem Cameras. They are
the best in use. Dy2A22
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Ham el's ~soliIOquy.
ADAPTED TO rsr rnrs,sT rInn.

--
ADAPTED TO rsE PREsiST TIAE. /
-.-
To grOsn or not to grOsn.
That is the question.
Whether its wiser to endure the pain
Of indigsstiOn,
Or to take arms against STOP
Ons's Inward troubles,
Or end thu n, as the sea --ti
Browns its own bubbles.
TIE tNou,and natural shOehs.
That h,Sh i. heir to,
Pangs of all sorts and kinds
That rack and lear, toe,
These we can shufi, ef.
Like broken fetteu,
If We but take in time
HOsrErTEA's BlrTEAs.
Dsvoutly do We wish
such consummatiOnl
Then let US seek at OBoe
BecuperAtiOn.
To die | to sleep loo more;
Bat why or wherefoEe7
Is not long life, with health, Il
thing to care fOr1
Lbk uh AOA11NeAg RAoN0A
DISEASES rigor.
HosTETTER's BIrTEss give
Strength, health and Uigor
my22:223:d0w
PersOnaI.-If Miss L. A. w., Dren-msksr. is
in the city, she will find . letter at this Office from
al old friend she oorresp9nded With two years sgo,
and will oblige by sending her sdanssto this once
within eight days, to sschen. myls;A3
A Remedy for the PiIes.-It isA blessing,
to the suffering to know teat webaVe an sheotua
cure for this truly troublesome disease Mr.. !. ?.
Hszarde, OF I64 second street, Cincinnati, o 10,
,ak,s or at PIE. sure in Informing all who are suf-
iering with pilss, that he used q small quantity OF
1T. stricklsnd's Pile Remedy, ard it effected q per-
msnet cure This sFems to bs the case with all
who make use Of this splendid preparation. It IL
manufactured st No 6 East Fourth str ct, Cincin-
natl, OhiI, and sold by all Druggists.
Benton 4 Durham, Cleveland, o. myers
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LOCAL NOTICES.

For EaIe-A Photograph Gallery in the busi-
ness part Of the city. 500 per week PEOat. A
good reason for selling. Inquire a. tue Leader
once. myq4:2la
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Another Case of Victoria Caps just received
At Mrs. Rutchins', IS Seneca st. myEs.2l2
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OIL Factory for sale.-The subscriber Of
fsrs to sell his factory on Canal and Ohio streets
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly nit
uated, COMPACT and conveniently arranged. Ca
paeity about fifty barrels per day. lmmed1ate pos
session given If required. B. PEhT0n
Cleveland, Feb. IA. 1898 tebl3sr18d,
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1 COMMERCIAL
FINANcIAL.
MoREIEa LEADER OFFICE,

EUEeDAn 8NaaAA0a may ~ Aop1sl
Sod ia New York Wss firm 7 to-day, and ad-
vAncsd, the price closing at the afternoon BOaIdat
ls2. In view Of the recent large shipmenAs
amounting last week to over three million dollars,
for Whi,h there is no TePlebishisg movement, this
iS not At all surprising, the " ndsr being that It
has EOs sooner occurred, which doubtless would
have been ths case but for The anticipated fAyora-
BILE news from Tunpe. The legiiia ate demand for
coin can now and bsneeforwaTd alone cause q rise
In the premium; but it IL easy to see that II the
export Of spscie 70 Europe continues long st the
present rate. that Il must compel an advance By
making gold scarce in the open market, as well ss
diminishing the supply upon which We have % rtly
fer the means Of TesuuiaE specie payment st some
future day. A result Of the advance in gold was
the IubItitution Ga hrmer and s,eadier feeling in
commercial clrelts TO- the depressed and unsettled
condition that has era &C eTized the mar sS for
some time past. Abs.tsr leeli g AlsO ptrvaded the
ReberaI stock Market though without edecting
material ohangs. Governments are held pretty
hrmly, vithous decided change, aud ruling rather
quiet. e1
The local money marEet t--day WAS quIst, and
We have no chAE &c TO note ON yesterday. Xxx
change is Glove and wanted II par Luyingj selling
at H9H premium. ID
The moVtms nts Of Seven thiriies here are sdn on
. very small scale, and Inc sgsrssAta for the whole
oCuasry is not satisfactory. Il IL to b5hoped that
Mr.. MoCulIoch. II he shan hud hs s~OPiOu" 10 the
way o surh support toward the new ssries Of this
Loan IS IL needed. will not allow It to ~contioue 3
BARR. T q ter sueh oonVioiiOn. from any fa,ss prids
in acknoviedyinn the error $50.
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Wanted-Three Arst-olass hilliners, at MIS-.
Hutthins', IS ssnecs st. myzS2l2
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"Hasts me to know it, that I with wing a. swim
As meditation or the the thoughts OflOye,
May prove to you"
That by the use Of DR.. D. IT.. ssslye's Liquid o..
tArrh Reu,dy a permanent cure will be eff stod.
nyg2.RS
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MMERcIAL.

MORNING LEADER OFFIOE
TuDsDAI EvEaHs, May %, 1885.
ReeeIpts-Ths receipts Of Grain BY rail during
the ls hours ending At one O'Clock to-day were -
follows:
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61eS III
Gu,
&GI OIA
loXES or r1E EpECrFTO Pill

VIII promptly and Permanently cure any case OF
5permatorrhOea, Seminal Weakness, OF Involuntary
Nightly or Daily Losses, however originally caused,
or however aggravated in character, while they VIII
speedily correct those terribly morbid conditions
which spring from the primary disease, or non So
oret vice.
THE SPECIFIC PILL is equally applicable % the
treatment Of every kind Of Genital or Urinary lrrita-
ton, ImpOtency OF lncApaCity, Diabetes, Lime or
"Brick-Dust" Deposits in the Urine, Milky Dis
charges, or Weakne-s ofthe Kidney,
&c. C~ergymen, Lawyers, Students, ana all who
follow sedentary occupations, OF whose Brain and
kervOus system are OyerwOrked, are peculiarly liza
BILE 70 weaknesses Of the GenitO-Jrnary prgans=
These should not sail to use THE SPECIFIC Pill
Persons afflicted with any one or more Of the NJ owe
d~isordera, are sure to have several, and sometimes
most, OF the following
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ITCH.
ITCH.

SCRATCH. OINTMENT. SCRATCH
Will cure the Itch in 4s hours-AlBO cures Salt
Rheum, Ulcers. ChilblaIns, and AL EruPtiOns Of
the Ssin. Price so cents. By sending 90 csats 70
Weeks end Potter, ITO Washington st., Boston, VIII
be forwarded free BY mail. For sale BY all Drug.
zists. srRoss 3 AEBsFsoHs, Cleveland, Agents
for Northern Ohio. mhl4:T dAU
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Another case Newport Hats opened to-
dan at Mrs. Shaw's rooms.
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CITY NEWS!

New Summer Shape French Bonnet
Frames, just received at Mrs. shaw's
Rooms. myl8
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NEW LOT OF GARNET GOODS
In Just received at OOWLES 4 co.'s,
myis 1877 NeddelI House.
CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE
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