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FKOM wAsHINGTOH.
WASHINGTON, June 20.

AEAAN1lONf JULIO ~
Sanford C0nover, the Canada correspoH-
dent of the New York Tribune, and a wit
ness in the assassination case, about whose
safety some ol1citude wat recently felt, ar
rived here to day, and will again be called
upon the stand IS s witLess before the
Military Commission.
The quadrsngulAr fight for Provisional
Governor Of Alabama, W. H. Smith,
of Randolph, L. Z. Parsons, of Talledegs,
D. Il Bennsn, of Athens, and D @. Hum.
phrey, has prevented the appointment OF
either. Mr.. Humphrey hiss the advantage
of having been chairman of the COMMITTEES
on Resolutions at the meeting in Alabama
q year sgo last winter. Mr.. Parsons ap
pears 10 have the largest numOer of infu-
entail hackers, aud his appointment is con-
hJently expscte3 70 morrow.
Hon. Horace Maynard, of Tennessee, is
bore, snd in consultation withthe President.
He is much talked of in connection with
the vacancy on the bench of the Supreme
Court, caused by the death of Judge CAtron.
Judge Stsrkey, of Mississippi, and Attor-
ney General speed are also mentioned in
the same connection.
General Grant commences the report of
his recent csmpsigns to-nsy, and will
probably submit it to the Wa Department
during the w5ek.
Mrs. VIM. d. Seward is lying danger
ouslY ILL The Secretary wa absent from
the Cabinet meeting to day in consequence,
and Mr.. Clarence Seward was also de-
tanned from the Department
General DIX has been ordered to Mont
real on government business.
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WANTED HIS PAY.-We noticed yesterday
that a convict, Mclaughlin, by name,
having been sentenced to the Penitentiary,
escaped from the bsilif in charge of him
on the way back to the jail. The officer
gave pursuit, but seeing the convict was
~distanciDg him, jumped upon q wagon go
ing the same way, andoordered the driver to
click up I" his croWbait. The horse didn't
make extEa speed, but the bailif recovered
his wind, and, Jumping of, secured the
convict.
Yesterday this nameless driver went to
the Office of abe Clerk of the United States
Court, snd wanted his pay. He was sent
to the United States Marshal, and laid his
case before that fscetious officer, who was
somewhat amused at thought of the novel
claim. CHOW much pay do'you want?'
The driver thought it worth about three
dollars. (The baiIif had ridden about
three minutes and a distance of two
squares.) After q number of interrogatO-
ries and answers, in the course of which it
leaked out that Jshu was not sshamed5of
himself, as he had to work for a living and
must make charges for services rendered,
and that he was not a citizen and "war
dom glad of" the Marshal found himself
exhausted with laughter, and dismissed
the gentleman from Cork. telling him that
the bailiff was the proper man to make ap-
plication to for payment. He went out in
search of the man who rode in his wagon
the distance of two squares, bound that he
should pay three dollars for the privilege
of recovering his own wind and damaging
that of the horse.
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READY MADE CLOrHISs.-As our "bOys in
blue" come marching home and lay away
the old, worn uniforms as a precious herit-
age for coming generations, it is somewhat
natural, indeed inevitable, that they should
look around for something v~berewithal to
be clothed. We would recommend all SOL
d1srs desiring to buy amy criticize of gentle
mems dress to call at DeWitt's, Nos. Z and
9 west side Public Square, south of supe-
riOr. Their stock of goods is inexhaustible
in amount and variety. They will suit ev-
cry style and every purse, for their goods
are sold as cheap as any in the city. Their
ready-msde clothing is of the very best
quality, equalling that made to order in
material, makeup and nicely of fit. Give
them q call and you will find yourself
"suited." l,S
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REVENUE CUTTER LAUECsED.-At half past
ten O'Clock yesterday morning, one of the
two evenu cutters, in the course of con-
struction st the ship yard of E. NJ. Peck
Go, on the CuyahOga river, under the su-
pervisiOn of Captain Knapp of the Rsve-
nue. service, wss successfully launched
She is to carry six guns, and is IT'S feet in
length beam, % feet; depth of hold IL
faot. MOoOrO. Fletcher, Harris q Co, of
the North River Iron Works, manufactured
the engines. The other cutter will be ready
to launch in two or three weeks. Both cut
ters are to be completed by the 10Th of Au-
gust.
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ACADEMY OF MUsso.-Tbe tremendous
pressure on our columns, which has pre-
vented, for two successive mornings, a no.
tice Of the Academy, continues, and we
can only say that we have had another
night of the CouldOcks. Mr.. and Miss c.,
Mr.. Ellsler and Mrs. Bradshaw, appeared
Lass night in their respective great Oharac-
ters in the "Chimney Coorner." We had
hitherto thought their acting in this beau
Tffui drama perfection itaalf, hut they sur
passed themselves last evening.
Little Efls Ellsler sang with fine effect a
popular song, and Mr.. Couldock recited
with full appreciation Trowbridge's fine
poem, "The VsgsbOnds Mr.. Heron sang
an Irish song, ald Mrs. Eusler was charm
ing in the concluding comedy. Every one
remarked that it was the best bill of the
season, and by all odds the best perform
ance. Mrs. Ellsler must have been graft
fed with the eclat of the occasion, and the
immense success of her benefit.
A fine bill to-nighG.
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akW xOEE MANIFESTATIONS n


. IALE4aAE4aN
COffOn-He1Yy ard sales ~ 40 for middiinE.
FlOur-Heavy and p ices Without asy d-eiea
ehaess.
Sales at sc lOas p fr extra State and So Tras IS
for ezra round hoop Tho Market CLOSING heavy.
Rbtsky-Be w ssles - 81 10 FIR western =
~leaE-Opene heavy and cl sed le higher,
win better export oemaud, at 81 s5sl 50 for Chi
ego sprinei 81 30 for stump tail do 81 40Al IS tE
No. , Nllwauke4, ~ 30 ShOlre amber Michigan
s 3 O5 for white Michigan. 81 10 for vinisr red, and
81 Seal Sl@ for Rae Nc spring.
Eye-DuL
COra-Up ned doll and closed about Is better
sale a. va &c for tea ed, and SUas7c Tor common
20 prime mixed western.
Oats Dul and lover. Sales ct TOa72o fr
COnee-DuT.
SsEar Frm. Cuba MuseovAdo u9ze.
B~Olasses-Dull.
WOOl-nul.
PstrOleum-Qaist at S5c for crude; qaBsc
for refined in bOo1; Tsz7s5 do fee.
~FOrk-OPsnpd dull ana lower and closed with
So 45ra76 90 Tor new mess. closing AZ
SIC % casa; S2ia2i Tor 1854 new prime 40. eash
AMI regular way, closing - g. cash; 81 S6O
@l9 90 Or Prims ami SIS 5090 90 'Or prime
mess.
Bses-DuIL SAILS At 1eGl4c for plain nes.
AId I2G16c or extra mes
Reef Hams Quiet at SIS OOG2T Is -
Cu1 h~eaEs-Efsmer. Sslrs 81 u@Ghc hr
shoul ers, d ltGlSoior hams.
H~seOa-ouiet a. E2satSH for Cumberland
cut li% sl454e flrsbegt ribbst-
Lard -Dul and lose at i5hhls%e.
ButIer-Quiss 81 ASS0c for clio, and 1e
for stats.
In demand ct ssl5c for common 70
prime.
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AN oEpER FRon GEN. rnomAs.

I|lhClHNATIi June a.
A Nashville dispatch TO the Gazette
ssys that General Thomas has issued sn
order allowing sl persons sent north of
the Ohio river, to remain there dnring the
war, to return; also sbolishing the pass
system over all railroads and rivers in his
department.
General Wilson telegraphs the govern
ment that he has Issued to the poor of At
lsnts, during the last seven days one hun
dred thousand pounds of meat and -four.
People in the sojscent counties are in 8
starving condition, and relief must be ex-
tended to more than thirty thcusandofsuf-
fering people.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
4 OADRkY or MUSIC.

PRIOE5 OF ADMISSION.
Dfees OiFcle and Psrqustss 80 cents; 5eeured Seats
70 D-ess Olrole, IS gents; Family Oiroie, so cents;
Gallery, 25 cents; Private Boxoa, 50 and S.
Single seats IN Private Boxes, s..
~ OOlOred persons will, Bnd 7 no
ces, be permitted to occupy seats In any other por-
ton oftbe housa, save the Gallery. Admission Hoe.
Doors open att. Curtain rises st s.
ANOTHER ATTRACTIVE BILL.
Last night but two 0: Nj. JOHN HERON, know
IS Barney the Guide, with his nfsh Songs and
DiaiogueL Two Pieces I ? night.
THURSDAY evening, June 29d, viii be pre-
scented the great Drama Ofthe 4.I .s ~.
DREAM AT SEA. -H
To cOnelud with be TO pairing Farce Of
fH <ERYANTS RY EEGApY,
In which Mr. John Heron viii spper.
In rehea 81, ''Ths Ocean Child" and "Husbsnt
Of Ny Heart" Also the Sp-et &c, OF "Aladdin y
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In

WAsHIHGTOE, June Il.
Edmund RufiD, of Virginia, who fired
the first gun on Fort Sumpter, is dead.
He committed suicide near Richmond on
Saturday last, by blowing his head off with
a gun. A memorandum was found among
his papers, says the Richmond Republic,
stating that he could not live under the
Government ct the United States that he
preferred de4t1 to doing so.
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MAJOR RoBIEsoN's FIFE CoEoERrs,-Msjor
Robinson, who has just returned with the
1O3d O. V. I, will give concerts in Elyria
and oberlin in a few days. Ut will be re-
membered that he was recently made the
recipient of the most magnificent fife in
America, at the hSnds Of the regiment.
With it, he will prove himself the last
great attraction.
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A fine bill to-nighs.

SHoCKIEa SUGGEsTION.-The PlaindeaLer,
of yesterday, has the following
Two young men were walking past q hotel
on the south side of Superior street between
Water and Bank streets yesterday, when a
dirty chambermaid appeared at 3 window
overhead with a wash DO vi of filthy water,
which she dashed to the pavement below,
and all over said young gentlemen. We
would suggest that all the slOps from the
hotel be emptied in a similar way, 10 save
the trouble of carrying down.
Can it be possible that our mild, enlight-
ened and decorOus contemporary is.capable
of proposing a revival of the age of Kan
tippe?
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GRAND EXCURSION AMI PIC NIc-The
Fsnian Brotherhood Emmett CircIe} of
this city and vicinity, will make an sxcur-
sion to Elyris ~tO-day,and hold a picnic in
the beautiful grove on the Fair Ground. Col
VIM. G.Halpine, ("PriVate Miles o'Rsilly y
and James NJ. DermOtt, Esq of New York,
will be present snd address the Brother
hoO1. AgOod band o music will be in at
tendance. , s.'lo = FL ~
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by Tele graph
FEour-Dul. and declined 1tai5e. Spring extfs
IS 75a6 IL.
Wh~at-Qui : and s6vanosd le. FAles 81 Isk
al Az. closn " ct 81 l4% for No l. Moderate
cemAud for No g sAlss At 81 %.
COru-tirm and I'D snced Ia 20. Eales az
55ks5eAe tr No l, and 55a54c for No. 2.
stssS-Q1iet and advanced 1c kaltB ct l5EA
s51&,.
6ighWines-Du1 and unchanged.
PrOVtsiOns-DuL. Small sales Mess Pork At
So 10.
FreIZhfs STEADY.
ReccipfS-FtouI, s. 500 bbis; wheat E6COO bu;
corn. ic4. % o, oa.s l03,OOI-
shiPments-s,5 SO bbls flour; 1900 bu wheat;
III, 20 sOrn, 8, 5eU cate.
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BUFEALU mAkKET-JuBe 81

ID TIlEIHAFI.T
F~IOur-stsary and demand moderats.
Nheat-uull M. 1 Ohicago tpring held &c
81 IL; No. 2 81 % and 81 C5 bla. other grabs
nomfna i2ht milling otma1d
COra-Quiet ~ &c Tor No. 1 mixed.
EOafs-Quiet parties sFart.
Eye-l ominal.
E~hrl@y-NOntra.
HR~htsRy-Hd at 81 o. and g. 90 bill.
Cana srefEhtP DrchsHseu. 10 New Tork-
What l3%c con I11$s. cats Ike
Lake Imports Flour $3.50 bbls, wheat
lS~S64 bu, co n Is ubs, oats 16z,577 rye 1910
aAusal p NpOrIs-klour - bbls, wheat So
$50 ba com q $50 oats 80 $40.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Lambs Knitting MaehIne.-5EN1Uu
TRrUMPHAST.-The greatest invention Ct the age.
NArrOws the toe, kDits the he'll, complete in one
pisce. win do all that It ia promised to do in our
circulars. Call on or address, with stamp, A. L.
JOHNSON, go Superior st., Cleveland, m527i2ls
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BAND OF THE 10th MUsrERED oUFTThe
BandOf the 176!h o. V. /, have been mus
tered out and were expected at Wellington
on Monday. They number twenty-four
pieces, and have the reputation of being
one of the best Bands in the service. The
members of the Band reside in different
parts Of the county, and were organized By
Charles Mason, their popular header.
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ter received lately by a gentleman in this
city, we are permitted to extract the fol-
lowing: "Memphis has to congratulate
itself upon the settlement here Of another
Clevelander in the person of James T. ster-
ling, late Lieutenant Colonel of the IO3d
o. V. I. Mr.. Sterling is engaged in the
manufacture of pressed brick, using the
patent of Mr.. Rogers, of Cleveland. I un-
derstand that he has every prospect of sue
cess. Mrs. Sterling is also here, and a
more amiable lady one seldom meets"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-22

FOUED.-Private Waterman Edward Glib
bOns, in his nightly perambulAtiOni, on
Monday night, discovered a small baby
wagon which the owner can have by call
ing at No. 90 Marshall street, and proving
property.
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MARINE NEWS.
rWnF or ~CEEYELAND.

ENTERED---.JUSE DBL
Stmy NJ lTning star. Viger, ,troit
Prop CA isteO, X sckmOn, nUnkuk
Prop Cleve and, Williams, O.densDurgh
Prop Tiogz. sisscn, nulkirk
Prop q ante State, Bishop. Og'ensbuTgh
Prop Mi-higan hoilo, ugiensl u Oh
Pop 'uantic, Pratt, Suhsio
chr 0ape HON, Gal Ossy, kingiton
Sehr E Hal, MoBurBey, Rowan
chr o j RO~@er, Young, buffalo
chr Atm- pher~, Ande 500, buff 10
Schr JOt n } dil's. YAdd,
Schr d Il ouah. Msddocks,
50 7 Ellen White, Dupes. say OitY
Schr Il L Hsde, 3 sos. Detroit
cehr Patrick Fen y. 7a0,
scOw Lin BsdfId. Pt Hnron
Sow Hazynis Il lsO, Sand Reach
ScoW Whit esea, hyde, e~1inston
CLEARED.--.JUsE 20 Il.
stmr Morning Star, Vigsr, Detroit
Prop Ai higan. ROlO, Ogden-burgh
RrOp Gran t. sta e, Bishop. DetsUit p
Prop cleveland. Wnli.as, Chicago
Prop CAsisieO, RlsskmOn, TO.sdO
Prop Clean, Waterbury, nunkirk
PFoJ Iron City, sweet, OntoaagOn
Prop MINERAL Rosk, Mckay. OHt0nngon
P op At ante, pra T. B0nslO
Schr 6ed5ury Warner, Oswsg1
Secs Line EO-k, = 3 CHER. Port BoPs
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ELOPENEET CAsE.-Owing tOthe pressure
of other matter, we are obliged to leave out
a full account of an "intsresting seduc-
ton and elOpement case, the parties to
which are all Elyris residents, It will ap-
pear in our next.
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nRArH nF mas. SEWARD.

PHILADELPHIA, June q.
A special dispatch from Washington to
the Evening Telegraph, of this city, an
nounces the death of Mrs. VIM. d. Seward,
wife of the Secretary of State.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT

Academy OF Music-The Dream at saa.
] d. Dewitt 4 Co.-Lace NANTES.
Henry R. Oostar -Vermin Extermiaator.
Up Sherwood-Dsnsgsd Goods.
Captain Spsngler-Estice.
Grover & BaAer-Sewing Machines.
J. q. Dewitt & Co.-Drsss Cord, &c.
John A Worley-HCuse sld Lot for Sale.
J.. Wilson & Co-Agrnts WAatsd
Wsntfd-GiTI.
S-Baggy for Sale.
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PERSONAL N FOURrH-oF-JULYIcAL.-Geu.
j. A. Garfield las accepted an invitation to
deliver an GRAFTON, the coming Fourth Of
July. at RaYenna.
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Card of ThanEs rrOm the Hoist o. VIZ
CAMP CLEVELAND, OHIO,
-. TTEL gCQE I

CAMP CLEVELAND, OHIO, -
June 18th, $780, 1r
At a meeting Of the 1O1st Regiment
Ohio Infantry, this day, the following was
unanimously adopted:
ReSolUed, That as q regiment we hereby
give to the people of Cleveland the assur-
ance that we heartily appreciate, and will
ever remember with pleasure, theVery ap-
propriate, cordial AID generous welcome
extended to US on our arrival at their beau
tiful city, TO be discharged as soldiers from
the service of the United States.
BreVet Brig. General /. NJ. KIRBY,
Chairman.
Surgeon T. NJ, COOK, Secretary.
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PROPELLER CUsHMAN PUMPED oUT.-This
propeller, which WAS lately sshore on Sum-
mer's Island, Green Bay, has been pumped
out and towed into Milwaukee.
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RAYMoND's LIFE OF LIRCOLN.-Hon. Il. J.
Raymond, NJ. c., editor of the New York
Times, and Chairman of the National
Union Committee, is now preparing what
promises to be the standard Life of AbrG-
ham Lincoln. For it will contain his COM
plete life and public services before his
electiont to the Presidency, sn accurate his
tory of his administration, and q complete
collection of his State papers, including all
his addresses, messages, Proclamations and
letters. 1t will also give q clear account
of the assassination and subsequent
events, and contain the valuable
anecdotes and personal "reminiscences of
Mr.. Carpenter, the artist, who painted the
picture of the "First Reading of the Eman-
cipation Proclamation" Two steel en-
cravings and numerous wood-cuts illustrate
the work which is supplied with q copiOuS
index.
Mr.. J.J Wilson is the General Agent
for this city and county. His headquarters
are No. 2, Atwater Building. He is now
ready to begin canvassing the city. We
wish him that abundant success which the
intrinsic value of the work should insure
TO him.
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SES4oA STREET BRIDGE USsAFE.-The Sen
eca street bridge e the CuyahOga river is
closed to travel. Foot passengers will,
however, be allowed to pass over. The
b;idge is considered unsafe by the author
tiles.
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FIRE

WAsHMGToN, June 81.
The store house of the Sanitary Com
mission in Alexandra was entirely de-
stroysd BY FIRE this morning. Il wasa
lar 5e frame building, nest the Orange &
Alex .ndris Railroad depot
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SAILED.

BOsToE, June 81.
The Africa sailed for Liverpool to-day,
taking no specie. Hon. J. ?. Hale and
family United States Minister 70 Spain,
were among her passengers
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ANNIvERsARY ExERCIsEs.-The regular
snniverssry exercises of Allegheny College
are to begin on Friday evening the 23l, at
Central Hall. Ga this occasion the F.culty
offer to the students of the lower class a
prize for the best select defamation.
The Bible Society holds lis anniversary
at the same place on the Saturday evening
following.
The Ph'lo Franklin and Allegheny So
cisties also hold theirs st Central Hall
the former on Monday and the latter on
Tuesday eveding.
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PERsOEAL-Brig. Gen. B. D. Pritchard,
of Michigan, the hero who had the honor
of capturing JEFF. Davis, is stopping st the
American House.
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swEENY's PEARL MINIATUREs.-The most
exquisite Photograph made at Roberts
Gallery, 253 Superior street. jI5.25O~
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STITCHING AND ENBRoIDERY.-sowing ma
chine stitching of every description done
in the best style at Ill Superior, cor. Bank
street. GROVER & BAKER's
~js-242:eOd Sewing Machine Co. Rooms.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Bourbon, Bys, Scotch and Irish Whisky,
French Brandy, Gin, Port, Madeira. Clarst and
Native Wines, London Porter and SEQ .eh Ale. for
medicinal use; the very beat 0ongrsss, Kissen.
gen, Yiehy Snd other Mineral Waters, at HALLS
Homeopathic Pharmacy, No. II Monument PNk.
te1f.24e.a-d
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Legal Intelligence.

United STATES COURT.-The Court was &C.
cupied yesterday with the Chsncsry case OF
A. T. Stewart & Co., of New York City, Us.
VIM. Lee ct al. Messrs, SPEEDING and Dick
man appeared for plaintiff, and Backus and
Noble for defendants. The case will be
continued to-day. tl
POLICE CoURT.-The following unimpOr-
tant cases claimed the attention of Judge
Abbey yesterday:
Drunkenness-GeOrge W, Psyson, John
Tracy, James Foster, John Davis, Caths-
rine Henniug and Joseph Hsntler, each
fined 81 and costs; Wells Leonard, fined
S. and costs ; Kate o'COnners sent to the
workhouse 80 days.
Nuissnce.-Irad Kelley, throwing rub
bish in the stree, prosecution discontinued
on payment Of costs. ed
Assault and Battery.-winfeld Ryan
fined IS and costs Henry Curran, fined 81
and costs; Christopher MetzIer, Charles
Nelson and GOttlieb schuerman, discharg.
ed
Lewd BehAviOr.-John stshlman fined 81
and costs,
Driving on sidewalk.-JOhn Horton, CASE
continued to Friday.
Petit Larceny.-David Hoben, case con-
tiuued Thos. Shay and P. Fleming, each
fined 81 and costs.
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Rose - PreBsss' FrovHs.uD slsrASs X

y. Y. Money MRFket-June "a.
lBY TELEaRAFH.l
MOney-Quite easy, with large supply, a. 1908
3 90. for call Io4nB.
Sterling ExehanEe-Dul at lOgA9l0gT.
GOld-Morea active and hrmeT, opening q l4Oh,
declining 20 1885 advancing to i42, ana closing st
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METEOROLOGICAL 0BsERvATIoNs.-Recorded
by J. S. Perley, optician, No. 1873 Superior
street
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1.-THE world for sale-bang OUT the Sign
Call every tfsvele. here TO me-"
That he may buy DR., d. SeeJs's Liquid OAtarrh
Remedy, TO eli ause the g'an5s and M mbranes o.
the nose and head while on his Journey. lust in
this nose and h sd VERY Injurious to the general
health, aud it may be gently removed by tle use Of
this valuable medicine Erery Traveller should
have it evsey fmtly shoald have il fOr this pur-
pose, if for TO other. je sRS