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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-05

EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION.
H4dr. JoHH EBIsLER bseS to subnit thu following
powerful attrscti n for " HI0aTt INLYa
MAX sTBAKosH h 5 the honor IN announce to tn
oltiz 20 Of o sVsland and verify tbat oh n m
curp- b. sue eel d In mSking srrsngemsntB Tor
a brief Conse,t four with the s0ndeiful Russian
VFoTouraf1f ... a..
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Z COMMERCIAL.
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caf h'F hTbRDAx EvESIs0, June 1885.
The export of Cod his week vas ,Sl,TVI,t5o, Of
which nearly one-hsi wsS shipped today The
market suring the w-ek has sx ibi,td no especially
nOtesSbls features, ths fuetuafions having been
very moderate, snd TIE price hOleiOg st shout az
~, rage ofI37 On Saturday I,st the Prcs elo'ed
At 1s65s To-day the msr4sI manifested evidences
Of ve.knsss and gsVs way tin near the close, when
shrmsr feeling obtained. and the market rAIisd
aud closed atlS7. The following IRE the closing
prices on each day OF the current week:
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MEADWLLE NEWS.
'.ny O-sfrs.popd'noe Of the Os'tl.nd IrlDnA.l.
MrApv1LLr. r.. Jane 8, lie.

MEADvILLE, Pa, June 3, 1855.
A QUIET DAT.-Thursdsy being set apsrt
for a day of humiliation and prayer, was
strictly observed in Nashville. Business
houses generally were closed during the
entire day, and business suspended. A
more quiet and orderly day we have not
seen here in o long time. The union
service of the several churches was held in
the morning at the old School Church, the
pastor of which-Rsv. Mr.. Reynolds
preached a very appropriate, eloquent and
logical sermon, which was listened to with
marked attention and interest by all pres
ent. They speak of it in the highest
terms and compared il favorably with the
efforts of some of the most eminent di-
vines in this country.
NEw EXPRESS BUILDING Tho Atlantic
aud Great Western Railway Company are
putting up a frame building for the accom-
mediation of the United States Express Com
pany on the southeast side Of the depot.
The Company has been so crowded with
business here, that they find it almost i'm.
possible to get it in their present limited
Quarters, and do justice to themselves and
shippers. Their new location will be quite
convenient and save the trouble ofhandling
and transferring goods twics, as is now the
case.
ANUsEMESTs.-strakosch is advertised to
give one of his grand concerts here on
Monday evening next.
The Continentals are also announced to
be here on the goth inst.
Fast DRIvIEG.-A mania for fast u wing
has seized a large number of our young
men, who are troubled very badly with
"horse-on-the-brsin." There is an ordi-
nance against this practice, to which theil
attention is called, as we'll as that of ouI
town officials. The enforcement Of said or.
dinance would prove a remedy worthy o.
trial, and We would like to see it tried be.
fore the disease proves fatal, as it nov
promises.
AEoTHER NUGsANoE'-There is also an or
dinace prohibiting the firing of guns anG
pistols within she burrough limits, which
needs enforcement. This o~rdinancei5 DALI
violated by men and boys, yet no arresti
are made of the offenders.
CROAKERs The weather-wiss are pre-
dieting 8 long and dry spell Of weather
in this section, bssing their predictions OF
the hay appearance Of the atmosphere
and red glow of the setting sun. To day
these "signs" failed, and We wero blessed
with a small shower and the indication
are very favorable for still more rain. H.
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WhEATON'S
ITOH.


ITCH. WhEATON'S ITCH.
SCRATCH. OINTMENT. SCRATCH
VIII cure the Itch in - hours-slSO cures Salt
Rhsum, Ulcers. Ohilblainj, And ell ErupsiOns Of
the Skin. Price 50 cents, By sending 90 cents 70
Weeks end Potter, ITO Washington st., Boston, viii
BE- forwarded free by mail. For sale BY all Drug
zists. STRONG B ARMSTRONG, Cleveland, Agents
for Northern Ohio. uhl4:S dsW
auction sale temperament The sale
Of thirty--ns BuTdIng Lots on Case avenue and
Lyman street, to have beea sold at auction BY o..
Gutter q Son on Saturday, May 27sh, /, unsVOids-
ably pcs DO ed until Saturday, June Sd, at zo'elOck
P. NJ. See advertisement. my27:2ls
Lambs Knitting haehIne.-sENTuu
TRrumPHAsT-Ths greatest invention Of the ego.
Narrows the toe. knits the heel, complete in one
piece. WIN do sl that It is p~rOui'ed to DO in our
circulars. Call on or address, with stamp, A. L.
JOHNSON, 30 Superior st Cleveland. mJ27:Gl6
II. r: r. B:-For 8 sale and certAin sxteTmi-
ma or OF Rats and Mics, use Raae+'s ReGdy Rat BE-
lief. Sold wholesale and retail by
G. W. CLARK,
1l9 Superior street.
STRONG h ARMSTRONG,
mysO;sI7 1873 Superior street.
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HudsODis UnriVaIled Tooth Paste does
not operate upon the principe Of securing, a. does
powde ed pumiee stone and pulverizsd charcoal,
but /, . compound peculiar to Itself, which accom-.
PHI hes all il claims to perform. EOld BY sl Drug
gfsts. my22:2T7 RI
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The worlds - union OF Hostetter'i
Stomach BittrrS
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Eaves half the soap and half ths work. Il
worth more than all the Wishing machines ever
invented Sold BY Druggists and Groeers. Ask
for Lialsr0ood's Washing CryHaL. W.. L. PORTER
Agent, IOr Banh street my1s:dAW
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pOO.OOO in sums 20 suit-at the old stand and
Well-knovn NAGHER's LOAN OFFICE, On Secu-
rties ofeve-y kind, viz: Gold aud Silver Watches,
Dismonds, Silver Ware, JeWeirY. Guns, Pistols,
clothing, Dry Goods, PisnOs, MslOdeons, and All per-
gonal property and articles Of value, on the most sat
~iEfsctOTy terms. Business strictly private. Estab-
lhhed 1851. MA variety Of unredeemed Watch
Is, J weiy, Gus, etc, or dale It bargains.
~Ohee-oorner Of Water and Superior BtrssS, over
oot22 J. 4. ! W.
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A A BARGAIN.-FOR SALK-The
"A Subscriber ohers for sale his residence, situated
two aud q half miles from The Court HOUSE, IL q very
desi rsble locality. The Lot Covers ten and ore half
acre o exceedingly choice land, and contains an
abundance Of ShTubberg; Rss tres and
bgOod Orcbart i've years old, consisting o. UPWARDS
o. seventy Apple Pear, Plumb aud Cherry Trees al
20 q numb-r Of Ounce tres, all Of which are lust be-
ginning q bear. The House is brick, nearly new,
con silinR seven lofty rooms. The Barn, Carriage
house, Cow sheds, and other out-buildi e, are 3 Q
good condition. Altogether, 1t il 9 very desirable
restdeno7, and will be sold cheap Tor cash OF long
credit, as PARTIES sire. EnQuir at l3 st. Cair ct.
mh6:tq3 JOHN
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LAKE NAVIGATION,

NJ 7. CO. -
In. FOR CHICAGO.
The s'aun~h screw steamer
CITY OF BOSTON, E. CHAPnAR, Master,
will Leave GU rres ay, Jun oh, at 10 A. M.
For freight or passage apply 20
PELIOy, FRENCH 90.
n. K. MOGoLE. Passenger Agent.
DOR LAKE SUPERIOR.
Il The asorit-, stsuncb aad ref- ASTo
able Steiner tR9N OsTf, Captain &Ab
b G wet, viii lea.e or DOck Tor al ports on
Lake Superior, on TUESDAY, June s, st & o'olooS
P. NJ
Fer freight or passage apply to
MALONE, PETIT d Co,
jun3 III lE7 md I2s Riser street.
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CI0S a MONTal-AGENTs WANTED
QA|p every ~here to intro uoe the improved
SIAN and CLARK so FANNY SEw1EG MACHINE, the
ONLY lDg puc= HaCh1ne 10 the CUuu r which IL IL
CESsED DH Grover aud Baker. Wheeler and Wilson,
Howe. singer aud To-, an Bstcheldrr. ALL oth,r
Esacnu-- no sold for less THAI fJrty dOliaTs are IN
TEINGEME>Ts. aud he seller and Hssr liable TO hne
and mp1Bonms {. SALARY and xpensea, or large
CON uissipu, d lowed. Illustrated circn1a rB sent fr e.
Address SHAW a CLARK, BIddeford. Maine. mIl-B5
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RI A MONTH"; WANT AGENTS
~ everywhere. at $40 a Month, expenses paid, to
sell Fifteen srticles, the best 8 il ng ever offered.
Ridde ord, ha ne. uyl:Z35
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ApVERfIsEMENTs.

DUSINBSS MN WANTED-To 50.
II ucit ard fl ofde ) lor The mstcblsss Portrait OF
LIN OH and W HIHGT N; also, The ma nif-
ems eel EugravinEs Of 1shih ston aad HE Fsmi-
~, BON on : FulauEh. Christ Bl ssing title Gill
den. aud other nrzt-ciass Eorks Of -rt Our works
are al ehEravsd by the SARTATES, no stand at
the head o. th-ir pr' ession. snd is SUFFICIENT ROM
men 1ati,7 for thsi arts ic p RECT on. Thoss only
need apflE who are crpsble OF eHf 'nR 3 - arr OF
from 5 Wt s2,001. Perso7al Application oul desir-
ed - lya-C Ron ohuson's Bl1ck. q Ar
e Sank t.. n m9 ia a. y. and rom 70 5 Z. N /,
o. saturday. Mondaf a-d TUESDAY, theSL 5 b q
ffh ofJuna Jun3:z6
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Cheese-Ia god Iteady demand for nsx ". R.

Cheess-Ia good steady demand for new ". h
dairy at l2K0l6e for fair to prime.
HAghUinss-sals lat sysoing o. 80 bbls at
S2,o6. Holders to day are SskinE S2,t7g2,0s, but
thess figures are entirely nominal
ACCOMPLISHMENTS firm and steady. Held -
S4,1aq4,B for % per eeBk- Ssurrar Prooi spirits
81 9O92,26. Cologne spirits, ss per cent, A,R5.
PstrOleum-Ths market Is Gull and more or
less nOninal - 7O0s2c for refined.
Dried Ap~ples-DsnAzd limited. small sales
TO the trade to-day at SIC, pay for packages.
Dried Peaches-UnPeelsd held 81 sc. Ne
peeled in market
LAKE sh- good request and steady sales
IS half bbls Nc. 1 Whiiedsh at ss,75; 80 half bbls
No. 1 Pieksrsl st IS 90, 80 half bblS HsrTiag At
S5,75; IS half bbls No. l Trout s7,75
POtat0es-Ruling quiet. We quote prime
peach blows at 600 LON store and SOC 90 trssk b
t3e car.
Groeeries-Thsrs is = good steady trade n JtA-
pie articles Of Groceries, and gen.r.Iy the N rkst
is firm. We note . dsoiins Of 1alZc o. sussiB
siacs our l~t report, other articles c Osing vhhozt
oaAngs. Prices At the close to-day are:
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DRESS GooDs-Fors nice and cheap stock
of Dress Goods, go TO the West Side Store.
.'-s7sfH1y- ju5-2I6
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"a Portrait Of JobnI Ra6delpbJ d

John Randolph ot Roanoke, was the strong
est leader that the radicals OF Virginia ever
mad. He was the warrior who prepared the
way Tor the foundation of a new school OF poll.
tics under MIR. Calhoun. BE was small, dark
mar, proud OF his descent from Pocahontas,
and his Indian blood was easify discernible.
dis voice had a peculiar ringing quality,
which gave the listener the feeling that the
rine weapon which he used was twisted
around after entering his antagonist. He did
iot use the tomahRwk, ,bnt the finest of ra
piers. he was remOrseless In his sarcasmst
and was ready to stand by them in the fieldi
de was not badshearted, however. In due
With Henry Clay, he received Mr. Clay 6re
and then discharged his own pistol In the air,
.xclaiming, Il would not make widow and
orphans for all the Ohio and its tributaries''
HIS caustic and witty sayings were report
90 throughout the country, like those OF DIR.
Johnson, as when writhing antagonist.
meeting himfull on the main avenue at Wash
lngton, said, II do not give the way to pup
sles.1 Il do, sir" said Randolph, yielding the
path and walking on. ss Ss ~ ,l. KS e
Many assertions have been circulated
against Randolph's personal character, which
are utterly unfounded. They are traceable id
part 70 tne nate he excited by bis relentless
attacks, but still more to his contempt for the
gnorant and fanatical sects by which he was
surrounded. He, for MANY years, serrad 49,
Methpdiots and Baptists of Virginia, as Vol
aire has elsewhere, to point their exhorta-
lions; the allegation being that on his DEATH
bed, whenhe could speak no longer, he wrote
he word renOrse. 1t has since been proved
that he simply wrote the name of Deighbor
--R. e. Morse, whom he desired to see Mr.
Randolph was kind to his slaves while he
lived, and liberated them at his death. sge5 an
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Memory in Drowning.

Some years ago A held bond against Bfol
several hundred dollars, having some time tt
run. When the bond became due. A made
eoueiderable search forit among his papers
bnt 1t was not to be found. Knowing 10 .
certainty that the bond had not been paid OF
otherwise legally disposed of, A concluded to
INFORM his neighbor h OF its loss, and rely up.
on bis sense OF justice for its payment. Bat,
= his surprise, when informed OF its loss, b
denied ever having given such a bond, and
strongly intimated a fraudulent design on his
part in asserting that such transaction had
taken place between them.u .asR sa4naaa'
- Being unable TO prove his claim, A Twas
compelled TO submit 10 the loss of the debt,
and also 70 The charge OF dishonorable inten-
lions 10 urging the demand.
ears passt d away, and the affair almost
ceased to be Thought OF, when one day while
was bathing in Charles river, he was seized
With the cramp, and came near drowning -
A ter sinking and rising several times he was
seized BY q friend, and drawn to the shore and
carried home apparently lifeless. But by an.
plication OF the usual remedies he was re-
stored and as soon as be gained sufficient
sarength ne went TO the book case, took out a
0ook, and from between the leaves took out
ne identical bond which had been SO long
missing. ,l4l1MnSW IA A
he then stated that while drowning and
sinking. as he. supposed, to fise no more,
there suddenly stood before him, as II IL were
picture, every act OF his life from his child
oood TO the moment when ne sunk beneath
be waters, and among other acts was that OF
bis placing that bond in a book and laying il
away in the bookcase.
( A, armed with the long-lost document.
,ouna 10 this marvellous manner, called upon
b, OF whom he recovered the debt with inter
est. Similar Instances might be given. s 4 s..
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-tabiisEse8 sWne sa, 1862 Vol. 4.

Of the marriage which has been so long In con-
temptation, and take the advice OF her friends
BY resigning all hope OF q union which thwart-
ed the views and prejudices OF the whole I'M
perial family of Austria. qgs q iis
sih Others declare it to be the consequence Of
Madame Emile Olivier ia the midst OF her
youth and beauty and the talent she had Ia
-herited from himself; but those who know him
best declare that no direct cause was needed
for the STEP. Always an enthusiast, drstin
st. Simonian mysticism, then in Revolutionary.
ardor, and at last inrellgious sentiment, Listz
was sure one day or other to withdraw To, the
cloister, there to seek consolation for ali the
bitterness and deception he had found even ID
world which had overwhelmed him with
wealth, honor and distinctions II Letter nom
Rome. 'o"'
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TIGER FIRE HTENED BY MoUsE-A
traveller gives the following, anecdote of a
tiger kept at the British Residency at Ca
cutta: HaTIOq aV0Ia a9H1IM e'H1.
But what annoyed him lar more than our
poking him with stick, or tantalizing him
With shins of beef or legs Of mutton, was
mouse introduced into the cage. No fine lady
ever exhibited more terror at the sight OF d
spider than this magnificent royal tiger on
seeing a mouse. Our miscaievous plan was
TO tie the little animal by string 10 the end
Of long pole, and thrust it close to the tigers
nose. The moment he saw it he leaped to the
opposite side, and when the mouse was made
to run near him he jammed himself into the
corner and stood trembling and roaring in
.uch an ecstacy Of fear that we we're always
,bIiged TO desist in pity to the poor brute.
Sometimes VIC insisted on his passing over the
.pot where unconscious little mouse ran back
ward and forward For long time, however,
we could not get him to move, till, at length,
! fsbelieve by the help of sqnib, we Obliged
aim to start, but instead OF pacing leisurely
across his den, or of making detour TO avoid
he object of his alarm, he generally. took a
kind OF fyiDg leap SO high as nearly TO bring
his back in contact with the roof his cage. .ds
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I'm the sreets few weeks since, the Back Strap Of
a carriage. ltisos lea her, covered with b:ue
cloth, The hnder sha be suit bly, rewarded by
leaviug the same at the store Of Is u I'D ,SS- ~
junel0dlw ssi.s WvODMAN, TRUE q co.
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Manuf factaFers, se Traders, Bank.

- - AtesfsssZNCt%fcFSyf ~ 1TUGe9sS1 bU2Zics
FnsHE Stockholders eths Bank ale hereby noti-
= a nea e 70 meet at her Banking Room, on Monoayt
the 26th ins ant at three clock M to act ON the
following a tiees:-- ~ si,,. fs 41'f Tg'.yT 100
.First-To .ee If hey will vote to surrender the
Charter or the Bark. 80 -
secopd-To see il they will vote to convert the
BANK INTO National Banking Association, under
the Ia We VI the Unired of So g y -
Fer order of the Directors s-ses - ~
sgai..-r ,s EDWAhD GOULD, Cashier. 3
Portland June 9. 1855 6s--dtd, b "a % 'lsT t3j3i
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/ raE .h9zs3-a fst-~-- 10 1e iifge f7Dy a.
The whole profits of fheh Company revert TO the
ASSURED, and are divided ANNUALLY upon the
Er NUNS terminated during the year; al or which
deenleo. .f - ,- 6 - y =
The Dividends in the Years 1854 and were 40
per cent each. gas Aiea sFila E173i7T -TsiH siSf
Ths Proats for 70 Years amount to the ssAs1i slH
!. sum % Oi LOO 3a' .al l'1s'1 sls,ssi, 900
Cash.-sA...a.aa.l.s zAysoesfasl.
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N e Q - n 10 II I..s5s 81 s.P i
United States Internal Revenue.
diA
First Dol cotton District Of State Of Maine
fafts-a s~assE sSa nfandIivf Il 5tffE1r .ursTf
Assessors Once, "a Exchange Street, 4

Assss,oss Qfioe, % Exchange Street, 4 =,
Portland, june LIST, 1856 sef
PURSUANT to thu provisions O. the sew raj acts
support tie Governmet, and to pay I'M crest IN The
publ osb8''hl hers by gave pubic noiics tnat L.
VII recepve and Lear appsas. elaive to any trfe-
neous Of excessive vansi sas essments or enum
eretien made and retu ned iu Al ual List for.
1895 by tne Assistant asses ors wi hin the Aoun "
Pornand. on Toe day me 2lth day of Juse, A D.,
1855; and by hose III the Cs unity Of ok, in sAil
I Is rci, at the efi Of Tapf Smi h la Saco, in
~, n the above oaYsat A NJ the pso6eedin 9s OF
said Assistants and lis Z ksn end feturneda As
afoIe al will be unlimited to The inspection of any
.r ALI apreAis musr be nsaoe in VIII ing and must
speci the particular at hing resp CT
ing wbich dscisonfs requested ! and the fground
Or principle Terror comissi ed of.sasti sh 0A tai
s iias~ slsNArH,Lt a. MARSHALL, Assessor.
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Famnd.

az Congress st 2 sum OF money The owner oan
~ have the sm- by ca ling at T. Lucas Store.
lA5 Middle st proving properly aod pay ng charges
loIl juneludat su8F,W s8iff1 sgf i =, u 81
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS
Goi ECENTa aoILnn AN, ID isoE @
Ss6ishsd At Ee.saB ExCRAEel sTREka b
MA. FOSTER CO. .a. e
THs PonrLAH AHS DAILr RHssslspuaiisnsd ates.o.


THR PoRTLAap DAILY RRsssiepuniished ates.0,
Fer year in adyancs. f 8As - + ~ s
ERMArK1ST1 II PRHssi Il published every Thurs
aay lesniDs, st 2a00 per sDnum, In ADVANCE sc ri
u paid within six noIths; aud $3.50 iii payment bt
delayed boyond ak months. l4d - ls447' i7.T
Rates of A5ivsrbisiuu: 9a'
Vneinoh otspsce IL loagth OF column constitute
Square, FNr1 ss5s.'.3 7Il7-frf ,---s7 ll-'f
Sl.6Qper square dRiiy Hrstweek; s6 6oents Per weei
enef tnIee insertions or less @lo0; continuing
~ oInsr day after h1At week, 80 cents. & f3. fis
eQuore, three Insertions or Ices rs certs; one
Wsek, $l.0O; SO cents per week after. s41u
u1oek heaq OF z.1fuScdKHqs, $500 per square pei
week; one inseFtien, 81 l,60.4ss1 asl,-ss Iea Il
bREoIAL EoTToEs, S2.00 per square arst weea
9lgO per square after three Insertions or less
@l.50. 49, - 1l'l Il gd
A0s0rtifenxsfa slserted is tine MAINH STAT1
ER2he " hicA hss largg circuatoA la every part
tle 6EAte oE &lV per square for first insertion, ane
~ cents per square f0r zach subeeQuent " zseI tlen.
TfafT NsT1tRe sf veual rn'es fluNafa
AZ All communications intended for the paper
should be directed to the Editors Of the Press and
those of business character to the Publishers
az JoBlPRINTING Oh every description executed
with dispatch and all business pertaining to the 81
Ace orpaper promptly transacted ON application a.
above. lat4 NA -1lllf-l
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la1aaAaa - 80
w ANTS. LOST, FOUND.
Wanted.

- < ExPsRIENCFDs skirt Makers, at ies soi
lO FL ZoER ; LID g HODSDON'S
Hoop skD and Corset Factory,
june181lw iif l4d 3 $50 Middle St foitiand Me.
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Eagle HilI Mutual Coal Comp III.
ETyHE Stockholders of tn Eagle Hill Mutual Coal
Il Co are hereby notined that supply of Coal is
cali at lO2 Mi die ST. and esignte the size OF coal
they will want. Those who neglect to do SO will be
understood desiring the coal 10 be sold ON their
account Per Order
IS EDWARD SHAW, .ssssts q
ianel2dlw Ci airman Of Com,
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The Company has ASSETS. over Eleven M5llsoa
Doktars, yiz:-- u 5na 8si5 alls5e. nlesi fgaas y
United States and State of New-York i.Sl9e ~
stock, City, Bank and other Stocks, - 4974;7Op
Loans secured by stocks and otherwise, 2l87. .950s
Premium Nots and Bills Receiy able, 5saaF49t
other -eCuTt es, f1S5 -TSA 8,I4O, $50
United States Gold Coin liios ils l aiss sfl $3.50
Cash In Bank, naa fass siA 400 ~ z8S. .430
s1clt bfauaHab 81 sacl1'. ---------
~ -. 49,. al 100 knA
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w anfetl.

"A SMART, active American Girl, I6 or Is yeas
Aold, 10 do second WORK. None need call without
rec mmendations. a9l8lsI5 s9lE ~
a. Apply f24l Cumberand St. ai,sss junel2d1ws
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LOsTT..l

~ fr'osy evening, by young laiy compostor
" IN the pTin ing once of &c. Thursfon pocket.
poos c5n al m ey TO the amount OF veral
wseks Wage. somewhere in the vicinity Of tn above
ON LIS hoped thar she may be fortana Q, enough
y repossr me same. jane5tf
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Wanted.

Esshst "A small, genteef rent wanted. wi hin ten
MI,. minutes walk OF the Post OHice. for q small
1i;A amiie Aoy RS IN having such house va
cant On oe before ths first of;J1ly will near Of a
good occupaat by addressing ARLINGTON. p Box.
4zForuand " may20d1m*
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Wannted.

a GQsD House cen rally locDted to be occu.
y pied Dy gentleman d vile, lno children); pos.
eesnon 70 De had on " before tn frst Seot5inbl
1855: Aadr So IENANT, BOX 2ll7, Portland p o. "
IS junelotf