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PIo-N1c AND RAILROAD ExCURsIoE.-The
Sara Circle, Fenisn Brotherhood, will make
q railroad excursion to, and hold q picnic
in POrter's Grove, on the Lake Shore road,
to day. The train will leave the Union
Depot ct pine o'clock this morning. Tick
cts are only fifty cents each. There can be
no doubt those who join the party will
have a highly enjoyable time. The Fenians
are masters of the holiday and picnic,
art, and, We are sure, no one will regret
joining the excursionists,
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BUFFALO mAHAhT-JuIy IL

M TzLHGRAPH-l
RIOur-etesdY. Sales ChiosgO sgFiBg at 50 90
as so; extra state st s. on; red Wiater at S. 25s
. 8 75; amber at 81 coat q; white wheat Xxx at
81 5Jas 80.
Wheat-Searee and firm. Sales OF smbsr Me
chigaa a. 81 60 held No. 1 Chioago sprins, 8,
81 Sal 70
COrn-Duu and easier closing at 6s for No. 1
Oais-Lfered at SIC without sales
Rye-T5c.
Bnrley-Nominal fI
Whfsky-Eirm tut quiet 50 O6.
Canal Frefghts ul To New York-
Wheat 14oi corn lzc, oats 7Zasc.
Lake ImpOrts--RlOur eco bbls, corn
945Ts bu, oats 7505T, rye l6S5O2
Canal E1POrts-Wneat 21ll0 bu, corn $3.50,
oats 61290.
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r AIDES SEA SIDE HATS A iarE,
II lOt ~reoslFsd this day By
nBf0 T. PENEDTnT \ SONS.
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MORE RAIE FOB HAYNAKIsG.-The weather
yesterday was delightful, the sky cloudless
and the air bracing. But at sunset black
clouds trooped over from Canada, and the
night wore away with wind, rain and thick
darkness.
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Diseases OF the Horse and tober domestic
animals, treated HomeOpathioaI'y by John B. Hall
n D. ct Halls Homeopathic Pharmacy, No. IT
II Monument Park. Once prescriptions, 81 80.
Visits within the city limits, 50 80, je202i6eod
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RETURNING TRoOPs.-The following dis
patches were received here yesterday:
XENIA, OEIO, July u.
agent Associated Press:
Our regiment, the 18th O. L, will reach
Cleveland tomorrow about 9 O'Clock A, n.
E. Il. BowERs,
Lieut.. Col. Commanding.
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TIE NEW sPIEE OF TIE FIRST P~REsBYTERI-
AN CHURoH.-Many of our readers will re-
member the magnificent spire on the Stone
Church before it was burned down in
March, 1857. 1t was then universally &C.
knowledged to be the finest and most beau
tiIul spire in the Union. Its proportion
was most graceful and symmetrical, and its
height was 234 feet-the tRllsst steeple
west Of Now York City. It's loss was sin
cerely mOurned by our citizens, who all
felt 8 commendable pride in having such a
beautiful specimen of architecture to grace
our city.
The members Of the congregation,
with their usual liberality, have raised
some six or seven thousand dollars for the
purpose of finishing the spire and restoring
it to its original shspe-slso for the pur-
pose of obtaining a bell. The new spire is
now being built, and will be of the same
design as the original, but not as high by
IA feet. Mr.. g.. C. Brooks has the contract
for re-building it.
POLICE CouRr-Judge Abbey disposed o
the follow docket yesterday morning:
Disturbanee-John Frick, fined 81 and
costs John F. Wilson, fined 81 and costs
Ann O'Donall, case continued to the I4sn.
Drunk-Ed. Abbott, fined 81 and costs
B. Fisk, fined 81 and costs.
Lewd BehaVior-Mrs. Bigley, fined the
costs Rosa Smith, case continued to l0.h,
bail $50.
Assault and Bsttery-Pat. Quinlsn, mol
led Margaret Murphy, discharged An
drew Waffle and H. Kramer, nolled.
Destroying Pr~Operty-Rosa Smith, case
continued to the 10Th, bail $50.
Keeping House of Ill Fame-Lucy Reed
discharged Joshua Wigg, nolled.
Residing in same-Hester Smith, dis
charged.
Biting with Intent to Disfgure-Patricl
Cunningham, case continued.
Petit Larceny-James Lee, fined $40 anC
costs.
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CINCINNATI, July u.
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FIRE.-Fire broke out, bstween ten and
eleven o'clock yesterday, in a frame barn
on the corner of Superior and Dodge streets,
owned BY a Mr.. Smith. 1t was totally con-
eumed.
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TOLEDO MARKET--JuIy Ne,

10y Telegraph
Wbeat-DeeliBed 2a5o. Sales o. white MIohI-
gan At 81 co.; amber Michigan at 81 49,; red
HGbash at 81 As.
COrn-sdvaneed 10 Sales at CSC.
eats Quiet Held at 50.
Lake Erelghfs-Duli and loWsr, s15c to
Oswego.
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mrs. Cashberg pays the highest cash price
for lsdles' cast of w5A'iug sppArsi. Plesse try, BY
oAIEg, or sending a note by post, to Mrs. CASH
BERG, No. lIo Pittsburgh street, Orders will be
punctusIly attended to- iy6rzS2
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A GREAT BOOK.-AGENTs WANTED
n ell "OUR GREAT CAP rAINS," embracing
the Life o. Grant, sherman, sherldtn, Thomas and
Farragut. with baau iful Steel P4rtraits. Di-abled
Soldiers siiGnd it profitable to engage in the sale Of
tbs work. Fer territory, addre IS, at once, b. s.
GREEN, Rom 1. American Building, Cleveland, o.
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DIED.

PECK-On tls morning Of the 9Th inst, Julia
Nay, infant daughter OF Aaron and Julia Peck.
FunerL services at $50 Superior ssr5et at /
O'Clock, this Thursday, morning.
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Bourbon, Bye, Scotch and Irish Whisky
French Brandy, Gin, Port, Madeira. Olaret and
Native Wines, London Porter and Scotch Ale, for
medicinal use; the very beat Congress, KisIen-
gen, Viohy nnd other Mineral Waters, at HALLS
Homeopathic Pharmacy, No. II Monument Park.
Jo2t: 245:eod
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G. @. 4 @. Kali Road

ULEvELABD, o Jolly 10, Ise6.
dividend Of FIVE per cent has been declared by
this Company, payable at the uIusl PLACES On and
after August LIST next, free Of Government tax
The transfer books will b. closed from the evening
of the 2oih inst I'M IL August ID.
By order Of The Board Of directors,
jyIl:22s GEO. H. RUSSELL, Treasurer.
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Tia WEDDELL HOUsB.-Cleveland has long
been noted not more for its beauty of loca-
ton and street scenery, han for the num-
Der and admirable appointments of its
hotels. The Columbus Statesman INDUCES
itself in the following paragraph concern
ing the above-named public house:
Had the good opinion we have long en-
tertained of KirkWood's Weddell House
needed confirmation, a recent stay of q few
days at Cleveland would have furnished it.
In all its arrangements and ell its appoint
ments, The Weddell is superb and COM
Plete-unsurpsssed by those of any Hotel
IN the ouits4 States, It is splendidly fur
nished from bottom to top It's rve4 and
its beds are elegant; its tables are spread
with the best the markets afford. It's pro-
prletOrs-the Mess. Kirkwood-are educat-
ed, courteous gentleman, and accomplished
Hotel Keepers their assistants and clerks
are efficient and accommodating; their
walters and other employees are attentive
and obliging. In short, The Wsddell is all
that may be desired, and is entitled to the
highest commentator we can bestow.
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W. TOW S D,
NEWs AcEMc,
DENTISTRY.
TEETH TEETHI
Dr., ]. R. DIETEIE.

stil 81 his old established Dental Rooms, eorne q
Ontario street and Public Square, making thoss
invaluable gems Artificial Teeth, at she old price
before the war. An Upper or Lower Set from SO
70 SO, An work warranted. pglGR
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aKW 4ORR manRET-JaIyFL

. LMIANAAE4I
COttOn-Quist and hrm. sales at62o fr mid
ding. o. Gla
FIsur-IO925e better.
Sales at s. 6586 IS for extra stsie; s. 1917 90
for extra roauo hooB one; 81 e557 IS 10 tEsde
brands. Market closing quiet
MbfsHy-Qui-t. Eaies Of western ct 3 %.
W~heat-Opened quiet and very firm, bus closed
hulls1a iaae lover. salss at 81 $50 40 for am
Der Michigan 81 coal IS o. winter red WESTERN
81 eel "a for anter Michigan and sIojiOr hoee
Bye;19aEt aud very i'm. Western quoted At
Hariey-DuL-
Barley EaIt-Quief.
aOrn-l92c lower. sales al 76as0o for I'M
sound; sA9ezZc for sound mixed WsstsTB.
Oats-DuHf and &c lower. salss 81 e5 for EesL
en-.
PetToIsGm-ouist ssles at $50 for crude
52G52H0 for Iehnsdi IN bond, ard 7z9791ze for ro-
fnsd Z ee. -.-
COnee-Dun.
Riee-On private terms
sugar Firm at az sf4lzc for Cuba husco-
vado, and 1ILlsAc for Porto Eco.
PoTk-oPsaed hssvy anil closed vita more
sa g at 5 y a5az7 sex for new mess. etosips At
81 e21< for CASH SIS 00e25 50 Tor 1854 ness
$40 OOs 10 90 or prIm So 692l 70 fr prime
mtss. Also $3.50 bbls new mss5 tor 3ulys and
August, selT and buyers oPtion Ct 81 SOC
Beef Omit ami firm. ssles at lQaI4, for
! plain mess, and Izal6e fer extra mess.
Beef HAma-Qu e. --r-
Gus HeAls--Sfsady- sales at l29l4c for
shs uljers, aed ls92lc for hams.
oR-Qu .ra.r f
Lard-Fitmer a. 16kAZ0Hc.
kutteE-Heayy and lower at lsa26e Tor Chic
and E4N3 for state s-r-a.-
C~heese-Quiet at99ls1Io.
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"Amazed the gazing rustic Tang'd around

"Amszed the gazing rustic Tang'd arouud
And at Il they gazed; and still the wonder grew"
That DR.. d. II. Seelyes LIQUID OATARRH
REMEDY should be sold In such enormous quaDti-
ties-but upon bring Informed that ''all the beat
families" KEEP, it Constantly on baud to cleanse
the head, theJ were DolOnger amazed. yyl0;h3
The LIghtHIng Destroys
Files Instantly, and is not liable to be mistaken
for anything else. Is easily prepared and used,
and doesTapid execution. Each sheet will attract
snd kill a Quart Of Flies-snd promotes quies 10
reading, peace while ycu eat, and tae comforts of
a nap ia the morning.
old by all Druggist.
Funs2S a .eod4tw-
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DYEINc.
FREDERICK CYRIAX,

FREDERICK CYRIAX,
French Fancy steam Dye works an
Cleaning EstabIishment,
BelYldero Farm, East cleveland, AID
So Seneca Street.
OFFIOE-1O4 Seneca st., Cleveland, o.
Imeau to make this the BEST DYE-HOUSE IN
Il WEST, and shall spare no effort 70 give sat.
~Hisction.
call the especial attention Of Gentlemen to the
IMPROVED FRENCH STYLE
OF Cleaning or Bs-dTsiRE Of mAds-up Garments
mhQT
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ending July

FINALLY DHoHARGED.-The following ia
bic exhibits the number of troops discharg-
cd at camp Cleveland during the fortnight
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LAKE ERIE FEMALE SEMINARY ExAMINA-
TIoNs AMI AEEIVERsARY.-We have received
the following order of exercises for public
examinations at the Lake Erie Female Sem
mary, at Painesville, commencing on Tues
day, July 18th:
Tuesday sfternoon-Green's Analysis,
Cornelius, Nepos, Natural Philosophy, His
tory of Literature.
Music. Compositions.
Wednesday Neutrality-suspicious.. Rhetoric,
Music, Physiology.
Wednesday sfternoon-Virgil, General
History, Music, Botany, Butler's Analogy.
Music. Compositions Music.
Thursday morning-Mental Philosophy.
Music. Compositions. Music.
AENIvERsARY EXERCISES.
Thursday, IL o'clock, A. n.
Prayer.
Address by Rev. J. Monteith, of Cleveland
Ohio.
Address to Graduating Glass, by Rev. W.
W. Wordsworth.
Presentation of Diplomas
Music.
Benediction.
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EXCITEMENT On BANK sTREEr.-The auc-
ton of dry goods at O. Cutter & Sons has
set the ladies in a general hutter of excite
ment. Such a connection has not been ex-
psrienced in our city for many a day. Mr.,
Cutter is deluging tho city with bargains,
and playing smash with dry goods. He is
q fearless operator. Whatever he offers on
sale is knocked down instantly without auv
reserve, even if it fails to pay the Govern.
ment duty, much less the cost of importa-
ton. Hundreds of our first class ladies at
tended yesterday, all ~pronOuncing the goods
superior to any in our market, and leaving
the room loaded with bargains, thanking
the fate That brought to our midst thi,
splendid stock of goods. We would advise
those in want of fine goods to attend to-day,
as no doubt the sale must soon close.
Sale commences at 10 N.
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AMUsEMENTs
OADKMY on NUsIO.


NNINW8 u HOHN-NIWNe
Dress Circle 81; Reserved 5eata 80 Dress Circle,
and Psrqustte SIS; Family Gro ., IS cents;
Gallery, 60 centsi Single seats in Private Boxes,
So Colored persons will, nndsr no circumBtan-
oes, be permitted to occupy seats in any other pOr-
ton Of the house, save the Gallery. Admission 500.
Doors open ct I. Curtain rises ct 8.
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LAST E OF THE SEASON.

The Manager respectfully announces that he has
a. great cost. effected 81 engagement with thOe
W0RlD FEN0WHED Artists, vt. and Mrs..
CHA5. KEAN, former y Miss ELLEN rRGE, who
wilt be aided by MIR J z. OATHOARP, hr G.
Everett, AID Miss Chapman. from the Drury Lane
and Princess Theater, 40 = on.
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CHICAsO -MAKREE.-JnIy IL
nv Tale praphI


by Telegraph
FlOur-Stesdy.
Wheat-Dull. ssles at 81 Il1<al l2fr No. /
aud 96h99Tc for No 2
~ornSAcsiv t5T for No. 1 and IS for No. e
uats-Duil- at Ana 1Ze.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at 81
PrOvisiOnB--H
Freikhts-ldrauod ~, wheat s7ss to Buff
f4lo.
ReeeiPis-Fiour. { 500 bbls; wheat, 5000 bu,
corn lTAu0, oats, 1890.
ahipments-Four, LOO Dbl, wheat 1900
bu, corn, $500, cats, 5000.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-JuIy III.
Icy Telegraph
COftOn-Stesfy. Sales ct 4s SOC.
FlOur-Qrftt.
Wneat-Firm. sales at 81 57sI GO.
Ry e-Sfeady A. Ole.
COrn-Ei m at To.
OHts-FWu-
PetrOleum-Firm
WI isky-1 ull at 50 1899 Is.
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OsWEao Ie.

FOur-Sleafy. Sa'cs at 81 5e6s rs Tor No.
! ipting; 81 OOaT % for red Wfnt4T +; s. OOas IS
for white, aUdss 759 80 20 for double txs
Wheat-Fnm ADD be ter. Sales 81 81 IS Tor No
IChicazo sprirE- 81 50 FOR red; 81 IS foE amber
Michigan, and 81 IS for white Michigan
CorD-Firm. Held 1t 7I9Tte for No. Illinois
and No. 2at6Sl
OaUs-Held At soc for Western
Canal Freights-Flour S9s4ec, wheat ~
6lOc oa.s ~ 90 Sew York.
Lake Imports n nr 100 blls, wheat 1880
bu, oa-s moo, n lumbsrf 9 500.
Cans ExpOrts-S1eur 2T7 bbl5 ,Whest5 S,0A
bu, corn $500, ft Iumber 1880.
Ship.ed BY nfffoed- SEQ bbf5 -four.
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Grand PleRsure Excursion to the North
shore Of Lake Superior. The now, large and sle-
CANT steamer Pewsbic, George Mckay, Hsster,
will leave our do,k Monday, July II, ats Z. NJ for
a grand Pleasure Excursion t. La PoIHrE, BAY
FIELD aud tn, NORTH sHOBE of Lake Superior
and viii stop, going aud reiu ming, at iutsrmedi-
ate ports Persons d.sirouS Of securing rooms for
the above excursion. or Information respecting
freight, Will please apply to
GAKREFsON & 90, Agents,
jy13:22s re. 1 RIVER st. Cleveland o.
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lDY TKLEGRAPH.l
MOney-The supply o. ospitsl seeking invest
ment Is very large and The marbet rules quiet and
easy at 4G5 per cent for call luans
Sterling ENciHnEe-A shade hrmer and
quiet at lCS5<0f691f IN g1id aud hTst Glars bills.
GOld- N re active and frher. Ortn'ng ats q
advancing TO 1872 and closing At l4l5s.
Total export Of speeds TO day $3.50 ,OtO-
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twenty-five per 9 Of al claims in cur
rency, and to tender creditors Of the Gov
eminent the remaining seventy-hVe per
cent in certificates Of indebtedness. The
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CAPTLIN HECKMAE's BArTERY.-News has
reached the city that the above mentioned
battery will arrive here Saturday or Mon
dav.
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New YORK. July u.
The steamer Persia, with dates to the
LIST, is coming up the bay.
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Freights-Ee following are the rates BY Lake
(steam) and Rail from this pOIt to New YORK and
Boston. An Ball rates are hve GEMS higher.
To New York.-Fist Glass: $50; Second class;
Tel Third olaas 100 Fourth class: 400. Flour,
800.
To Bost0n.-F'rst class: sl,Os second eIHss:
$50; Third class: 100; Fourth class; $50. Flour:
900.
FIOur-vsry firm. We quote Gales 100 bbis in
OTIS at 81 90 ( T red 20 Dbl, Xxx white st Ss,25; so
bbIs do at S. co. aud 80 bbIs hne at 81 so.
W~heat-MOre active. closing dub. Sales before
report, 4b2 bu No. 2 bom store at 81 2S; 1000 bu
as 81 g71Si 500 Iu at s. % and car At 81 271S.
COrn-QI ist ct &C for No 2
Oats-scarse and in local demand at 539Se.
Rye-saIs l car at sec.
Barley-Inaotlvs and nominal.
POEk-Dsmani moderate aud market firm at
81, 90 for city packed DE S and s 100 for do Clear.
LRrd-Market steady At 20c in Kegs aud lac in
tierces for city rendered. COUNTRY -rsndered It,
Demand iair.
Smoked Meats-Markst continues firm at
24c FOR sugsr-cured hams, 30 for plain hams, dried
beef at ac.
Beef-City Mess held at sls.CO. with Hsb, de-
mAud.
Butter-COnsinues in fsir demand with light
sales lat 2Ic for good Western Aeserve, and at
1892 c for common o.
EEgs-In good iEquiry. Sales at &c.
Cheese-In good demand, aud market fro At
lOai4c.
HiEhWines-ouist with i hit sales at 81 90,
AIcOhOI-Unohsnged. Held at sAOOg4,o5 for
$50 per cent 81 Is for Cologne Spirits Csc per
cent; 81 l5@2, 20 for Neutral P,Oef Spirits.
tinusd good inquiry from speculative buyers. We
quote light sales refined at tGo.
Lake F~tsh-Continuo In fair demand at un.
changed prices. b-aia very light supply. We
quote: Whitehah, $40, Piokere $500 Herring
S5,75; Trout S1,75
Dried AppIes-Du'L. Fales at Sc.
Feathers-In demand at Zoe D d FOR nice live
geese.
salt Steady. Held at Sa,25 for Fiasi sa,sC
for Coarse.
Ale and Poraar-MsItas I1szdy. We yaos,
- follows; Present Use Xxx Ala SO; Stock xX1
sl4,co; Esnnstt $1,000; P=Is Orsam ga Porte.
IA half and quarter barrels in proportion.
Water ~Lsme-Oswego and Akron held al
SEQ.
ton; Oaleined $500 9 Dbl.
IOENH-AAEN ~ hoN AoEA GhhAo HolIouon o0g9Aus
ing to quality Ohio R59SOO.
AaIt-stsady. Barley Malt hold a. sI,7o psr
busheL
P-OtatOes-saIe 100 bushels Neshannooks 81
OOc. s
Rose = PreustSs' @-Ov.sE0a Esrkea X
PSr3-
Ths following ara cha rates charged ~ ugt
BanHg-sugzr-earsG prsnsiun hama . B--.ss
Can vRssed Hams b.-.-S4
Dried 8e0E4
SaROuihers@SugEr-cured y ...- ,..........us-
BoeOg-OF Smoked Sides 3 D---..---l9
Laru-PriRs oagkestis-TDd'd In bbis or irpsl9
Prilao l0sf Eottls-rndFd in koSs q DO
PoFA-Ho. 1 ness p bbi ..........,--......-. f26 81
Extra eiaar , bi...~---.--......-- 81 q
80 no extra charge made for packages or Carl
sS9 70 railroad dePots OF boats. An articles an
warranted strictly prime, and equal TO anything ID
taS Stats. Orders promptly filed.
RoSB s FR8ETISbs
daiG,R H0s. -, t44 ard 1sG Ontario street.
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Il. L. Piekands:
The I24sh o. V. 1. will leave here at one
O'Clock this afternoon for Cleveland. q
JAMEs PIcKLKD, Colonel.
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COAL.
LLKN s,

A LLKN JONES,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer II
Strip VciAs OsIanbiaHa and OkiDpeWG
G o a La.
OGss on o. P B. B. Pier. Also, OHcs ana Kars
At Euclid street B. B. Crossing. Coal ofaH
Exoellsnt Quality Tor
ETEAn, Gas, CRATES, sFOVER,
O4cs or House Use, Also, ANTHRACITE GOAL
N large or small quantities.
Ordors respectfully solicited and promptly nttsna.
"a 70. Goal TOR EmithiRs ksn1 constantly On hand.
- Terms erH uhy1R;Ra
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~EBAVELRa's RRaIsTER

~ OitissnS wishing conveyance 70 either Of zee
above Trains or Poats, VII be called Tor By Oc1ehss
Of Stevens Omnibus Ldns, By leaving their address
At the Omnibus Once, 1A7 Superior Etrest, next
door 20 the Woddel HouEs.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
HOF CLEVELAND.
Designated Depository for all Public
Maniac

Designated Depository for all Public
Monies.
Authorised Subscription Agent for the
7-3O LOAN.
This belug the only Popular Loan nos before the
People, the Bank viii beep on hard 8 full assort.
ment of sizes, and nj all orders promptly and with
out delAV.
Five Per Oent. Legal lender Notes,
With Accrued Interest 70 date, received in pay
ment for Subscriptions, and will redeem At par she
Coupons on tue seven Thirtiea presented At the
counter.
VIII also purchase United States Vouchers, Ger
HhoStss Of Indebtedness, and ali Government, Sc
curitieS. feb8S
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REXovED.-Drs. Beckwith & Schneider
lave removed their office 10 As Monument
Square, 3 doors east of Court House.
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EEW ADvERTIsEMEHIs.
Academy OF Music-HamIst.
A.. P. ~Bsrd-5sper.
Hervey, Boushsld & C5-KiEdllng.
LOst-Bunch Of Keys.
S. O.-acuse Wanted.
Wanted-Shirt MAk-rs.
KeyerIeber & sebatian-Dissolution Notice.
OOWles 4 Co-Jet Goods.
HOVER q Hisbea-summer Goods.
Soldiers Employ mont Agercy-LooaI Notice.
GarretsOn 4 Oo-Locsl Notice.
8. Mann-NeE Goods.
Malone, Pettitt & Co.-srand Exclusion.
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STITCHING AND ENBROIDERY.-Sewing ma
chine stitching Of every description done
in the best style at III Superior, cor. Bank
street. GROVER & BAKER's
i9-242:eod Sewing Machine Co. Rooms.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Soldier Employment AGeney-The
Ladus Of the Soldiers Aid sOciAty have add
ed to their duties, the work Of finding employ.
ment for unemployed Soldiers. Accordingly they
lave opened a book, in which is recorded tbs
names Of every applicant for situations, giving his
occupation, re erenees, age, &c those wishing
clerks, book keepers. sAlelmen, mechanics, &c. will
do well to cali aud examine the box, and see II
they cam t do something for our brave rsiuned
boys. jyI3
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CITY MAWS.

TAxEs.-Tax Books will close Thursday,
July 2Oth, 1865. H. S. WBITTLEsEy,
jy8:228 County Treasurer.
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THURS A evening. Iu'y Is, will b pre-
q A M L
Ohas. Eean.
Queen Gsrtrude--.--.. .---.--.Mrs. Ch4s. kean.
To morrow (VrIdsy) evening, last nj .ht bat one
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July u, 1865,

BARONETRIGAL OBSERVATIONS recorded by
L. H. s~olOmonson, Optician, under the
American House.
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METEOROLOGICAL 0BsERvATIoEs.-RecordeG
BY J.. s. Perley, Opticisn, No. 1873 Superior
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T TITLE MOUNTAIN HOUSE.

Already guests are Arri-ing from Cincinnati and
Columbus. Old patr rs aud friends wishing to pay
ne a visit, shouli engage RON s immedis ely
J. REYNOLDS,
jyT:2S8 Proprietor.
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RASKET PIC-NIC

To Block River, returning 81 5 O'Clock P. NJ. Bx-
collsat arrangements have been m1de for da-ciBg
as the river. as well IS on the boat. She will also
give 3 Moonlight ride 10 ths Islands 10 the even
ing, leaving the same dock at Q O'Clock In the
evening, weather permitting.
Tickete 81, 0O each. L. A. PIERCE,
jyI2 r25 scent.