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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-07-22

subscribed and swn swern before me t. 7st day Of yanu.ty
1851 amgn Viisia Honr yhRs1J sWl WHDEY,son
[srAL.1 Commissioners for Ohio, IN New York.
20 trYE cEst sTAMi,1 ssn!h9 10 .H1.l iio ehf ip
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-07-22

nv Sash Door and Blind hanuactop, tegciher dh all
thanks TO friends snd The public slly Iot their
former liberal patronage woald ssk IN behs Seymour
a continuance Of their favors. Ha AT1f4 tasrffF1e1f
Ne seyncur h rrncical Nscapie aud VII klwsys Be
found at the factory during business hours w
sisted BY persons who have been inny epey r several
years past All orders LEFT n the Fseiory. With vim
receive prompt attention. eEo. WILLARD.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-06


FUNERAL EMBLEMs.-Many of the stores
and private houses which put on the trap
pings of mourning on the first announce
ment of the assassination, are still decorated
with the badges of sorrow. The banks and
telegraph and other offices in the Atwster
Building bear on their front the memory of
the calamity. The establishment of Pres
colt 4 Chase on Water street, is profusely
decorated with heavy falling festOons of
black drapery, sweeping from roof to pave
1nent, and bearu the mottoi "The sobbiDg
of cannon, the lowered flags, the mourning
drspery, are the honest, though feeble,
signs of nations grief"
On the opposi e side of the street the
store of French Keith attracts attention
by reason of lis tasteful decorations of
black drapery, loOped up; with draped flags
at the knots.
The establishments of Alcott & Horton,
Tennis & Dangler, stilson, Leek Price, D.
a. Sheppard, c. A. Avery 4 Co, Cooke &
DennisOD, ,Burgsr L Adams, on Water street,
all wear their respective, appropriate and
beautiful symbols and devices of sorrow,
and their gloomy aspect contrasts strange
ly with the air of business and signs Of life
apparent in the shadow of these emblems.
The MasOn's Hall on Superior street, and
many dwelling houses still speak in mute
fashion of the national bereavement.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-06

Ths market to-day has b, en- quies in 81 depavt-
neuts busin,ss being stln c5Ifn'd to the wants
Of the 10 al and interi trade. On 70 wheat
We note q deeilre Of 80 from las. reported sales,
ard &c on Oats Corn is S eady. HishUines are
l wsr. Other articles quoted are Unchanged and
quiet. .-
ent asked by Like Cst-aml aud Rail:
LskE AND RAIL-To New YorE.-Flrst class
sI,z5; seooud class: Sl,CO; Third elsss; sc;
Fourth class: t21So. Flour, 81 Is; Wool, sl,S5.
To Bost n.-First class: $685. Second class:
81 10; Th'rd cIss: CSC; Fourth class 671zc.-
Flour 81. IS.
fTOur-Markst /, quiet aud droopiug. Good
TO oh-iee Xxx red 81. 7.5O9s, ,OOi do Xxx white $3.50
,ag. 90. sac IS bbIs K X red at inhde quotation.
vVhent--NIarket dull, heavy and LIVER. Sale
car No. 2 red from store ct Sl,sI.
COrn-Quiat, but irmer. Esle cars On track
at sic.
Dats-LoEer Pa'e 2 cars at SIC from store.
Rye-Nothiug doing. Held at Sl,tOgl,O5.
BarIey-Inaotive and nominal.
Pork--In modera.e demand and steady at s2s,-
O-a3O,OO for ClIy.packei mess. sac 20 bbls at
inside figures.
! I.ard-Unct vgei at eOs91o for city-rendered
| in tierc, ana kegs.
SmOlked Meats-In 70 request and steadys
| surar-cured hams 23c for canvsssed and go for
uncanvsssed shoulders lie; dried beef 19c iorcAn-
vasstd and Isc for uncsnvsssed- Sales at quota
| inns Of 5000 lbI u-esuvassed hams and COO Ds
/ shoulders.
| Butter-New W. R. arriving, and with good
| demand Is selling at 3O9s2c.
/ ERRs-Los ser and more p'enty. sal st zoe.
Cheese-NeW Cheese ct, adv at range Of 1211
@Iso, according t, quality. Old is scarce and
quoted at 22g2sc.
HiEhuines-Dull and lower he at s},O5
@2IO.
AIcohOI-Markst quiet and steady. Held 81
| s44a4,R ,R6 for ss per cent. Neutral Proof sPiritI
50 s092,' 5.
PetrOIeum-The market Is quiet, but shade
Rim-r Bed St 7O972c f0r resned.
seeds-Quist Timothy held at S4,5O95,fo-
Glover held st $500.
Potatoes Quoted at $4,000 for pesoh-bIOws.
Dried ApPIes-s'eady at s9S1ss, and pay fol
packages.
Dried Peaches Unpeeled selling In . Imal
way 81 3'@33o; no peeled in market.
Lake FIsh-Steady. Quoted at the following
prices: Whiteish, halt bbls, Ss,eO@s.75i front
hNlf bbls, s7,75; Pickersl half bbla ss,OO9s,25
Herring IS OOper bbI, shad 500; Csth $500.
Besus-DuM Held at 1.75g2.OO for good Il
prime inedium white.
It-steady. Fine E2,lo. Coarse and GROUND
Solar S9,l5
HOps-Firm. New York State 4c@5Oc, accord
log 70 quality Ohio 25930o-
MaII-stsady. BArIey Malt hsld At Sl,O PEI
buHhel.
Ale and PorEaF-Msrkst steady. We quoii
ss follows: Present Use Xxx Ale SO; Stock XXI
glIGT9; Ksnnett H16. Pale Dream S1l Porsil
81 HAIf and quarter barrels in proportion.
water Itno-Eirm At * % Tor OSWego ans
Akron.
tor.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-06

HIGHWAY ROBBERY.-John J. Rogers, clerk
in the C. 4 E. Railroad Freight Office, was
going home Thursday night about half
past ten O'Clock, when be was set upon BY
two men IN front of the Scotch Church on
Erie street, knocked down, gagged and
strangled, and, in a brief ft of uncon.
sciousness, robbed of a silver watch and
twenty-seven dollars in money. When he
came to himself again, in a short time, be
called for help, but his assailants had fed
before any one could be put upon their
track. He, however, remembers their ap-
Pearsnce, and his description of the
wretches viii no doubt soon lead to their
Irrest.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-06

ACADEMY OF MUsIo.--The "Lady OfLyons"
was the attraction at the theatre last night,
and a fair audience gathered TO see Miss
Logan in the character of "Pauline." Her
conception ard person alton of the charsc-
ter did not disappoint, but came up to the
general expectation. This old play, which
has been presented her scores Of times, may
have been given With more brilliaucy in
Individual parts, but, taken as a whole, we
doubt if it was ever put upon our stage with
a more uniform excellence and q higher
average of merit and success than last
night.
The performance concluded with the
comedy of katherine and Petruchio,"
which was well presented and highly sp-
precisted.
The bill tonight was good Onei Gus
tace or the Man of the Mountain" and
tho immense farce of the Ghost" in which
Mr.. Lewis always figures Pre-eminently
great.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-06
NEW YORK MARKET-May 8.

By TELEGRAPH.
COttOu-Firm at 47c for middliTg-
FIOur-Gp ned quiet aud STEADY ard closed DC
better aud more RetiVe. -.
sails at S6 75Cg7 81 for extra state; " IO9I 81
for common toROOd shipping brands extra round
boon Ohi,; 81 9i@I 20 for trade brabds.
WhIsky-Quiet end steady. Sa % At 81 10
a. II for Wesi ern in 10 s. -.
Whent-eusd hrmer. Gales ct 81 TR199l 81
for amber N ohigan.
Rye-QRiet.
RRrIeY-Firm.
COrn-Dnn, heavy and lower. Small sales at
81 43aI As for new yellOS
Dafs-JoReT and nominal. eale5 ct &C Tor
Jersey and western.
WOOi-DuH.
PIrOIeum-Quiet. Sales at 3so for crude;
SIC f retned IN tond and 74o for do fee-
Coffee e-Quiet and steady.
MOlasses-i ul.
Sugar Active and higher. Sales Cuba Mug
oovado at %9l3Hc. 60.
P0rk-Open d beavy and closed nm Seles ~
sg7 s71%aS27 sT1z for new mss, ciosiog at W
6s% CASH S24 5O@25 90 for 1854 do, essh and reg
uIac way CT sing 1t Se4 80 cash; OOt9z4 0O Tor
prime and S22 5O9lS 50 for prime mess ASP
? 500 bbls neW mes for May and June, seller $
Op' ion, at S27 5Og(s co.
Beef Hams-ste,dy at S72 00@24 80
Eut Meats-FiTm. Rales 6sO pHgs 81 l45s9
I5lZc for shoulders; lsa191<o for hans.
HaeOn--Qui at d steady
N.ard-Ste,dy ani quiet at l69lSHc
Butter-In demand at l6@2Sc for Ohio, and 25
935c for state.
s'heesa Quiet at l4923c.
RPef-Steady ct previous prices.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-06
sEew appointments.


VILLAGE AND BUILDING LOTS IN franklin,
PA rare chance is offered to those who
wish to purchase village lots in FrarLlIi J
Pennsylvania, for the purpose of building
thereon. DR.. G. ". Stewart, and Charles
E. Wiswall, of New York, have recently
purchased seventy five acres of land from
Samuel F. Dale, Esq., of Franklin, at cost
of about 800, 600, which they have laid out
in village lots to meet the constantly in
cressing demands of the public, who are
desirous of building in that favored locality =
No person, on examination, can fail to
see the decided advantages, of situation,
&c, of these lots over all others in the vi
cinity ofFranklin. They are situated very
near the A. & G. W. Railroad, within easy
communication with the cars, are dry and
level, and command fine view of Frank
lin and its surrounding country, making it
most delightful as well as advantageous
place ofresidence. Said lots are laid out
sixty feet front By one hundred and fifty
feet deep, separated by alleys: making them
of convenient size and arrangement for gar
dens and out buildings.
A main street, one hundred feet wide,
passes through the centre of the area, half
of which has been laid out in lots for
stores and other business purposes. -Four
acres have been reserved for large hotel.
Negotiations are now being made with GER
tain parties for the building Of this hotel,
which will be completed September LIST.
The lots on this property are now in
market, and those desiring to purchase
will find it to their advantage to buy i'm
medisteIy, SIS the owners of the ssme in
tend to offer the property at smell ad-
vance on cost no longer than the first Of
| July.
The same gentlemen have len acres oi
very desirableo oil territory, located near the
depot, which they will lease on reasonable
| terms.
People who desire further particulars
can learn all by addressing either gentle
man, DR.. G. W. Stewart, or Charles E. Wis
wall, at Lamberton Hotel. Franklin, We
mango county, Penn.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-06

TEMPERANCE It is evident to every OBJ
server that more labor is demanded in this
city in behalf of the cause of Temperance.
With view to direct the attention of the
community to this obisct, and crsste
deeper interest in 1t, it has been arranged
to hold public meeting in the Second
Presbyterian Church tomorrow evening at
half past seven o'clock, which some Of our
city pastors ere expected to address. It 10
to be hoped that the attendance will indi-
cate some proper interest in the subject on
the part Of cur citizens generally.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-06

COTE, ALL GONE-SAvE 0NE.-Commie-
sioner Kirkpatrick, of the Board OF EnrOl-
ment of the Eigbteonth Congressional Dis
trict, wss officially notified, yesterday
morning, that he was bonorably discharged.
Examining Surgeon Beardsley, of the same
Board, has already received like notice.
The Provost Marshal is the only one of the
Board who is left. "One shall be taken and
the other LETT"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-06
Twelve Years Ago

dOSTETTER'S sTOMAOH BITTERS was strug-
gIinS into notice agaii,st tbs preudiees which
everything new b Wevsr excl. Hsi = doomed TO
escVUntsr:
IT stands at tbs head OF all tonic and Alternative
pr, psTntions in * ct nc It's eslthntY has eyok-
I'd many Mutations out no rirais Phystcians pro-
nduncs il ths ONLY sAFE sTIaULAST that has ever
be. n IDttou deed into he lick chat ber In me
Hospit ,ls cf Zoe AEu5 and AruJ, the surgeons hnd
L. tie very best tonic tor conyaleseeus ana 10 0tt
it IS nvsiuaDle for sust aiming tae TiSer tIools
on the mnTen, a. a r-msdy fJr cucVy and 81 SCOT
butio afeeti ms AID - the oDly speeiae Tor s-a-
sickness Calf rnia Bnd us raia have enao sea
Il as rbe MiETRs' MIDiCINE par eroeiteH z, nne 10
tp.nIsh merica aud all toe tropical eiimater II IS
considered the only rel able aDtlcote to eplaemio
feTtrs.
There is no mystery about the eau es Of its sue
cess II IL the CnlB stomachIo aud aiteraiiVe IN
VII ch are con bin d the gra Tequ sitei OF mliu'
puFe and unvitist d get b be stlmulant, with the
hLest selection Of toLic, auti-bih Us, ami seorou'
tic aperieBt aud depurAhse herbs, plants, root
and barks that have ever b-en inteimi1ed IN q
medicinal preparation -,
The Buters lave iIif distinctive quautys Whlon
Is n shared l., believed, By a1y tUnic tnctursi
or ext. act in the world; they co Lot excise tns
puIs though t1ey a use q WoI deriul Dc gree o
yigor into the nervous system, s1rens theh ant
sustain the whole physical tTganizstio1:
| Ii is Also prOptT 10 state that the oittsrs ar
solo 81 clusivly in glass and never under any CIR
| cnrstHnc,s by the gallon the barrel .mpos
lS-s Sud irii,gtO.s sbroads and the only SAFE
| ard the pub &c hsye az ainst ihen IS see ton
| The Bitters they bug tear tho engraved Label ant
| naie Of hand o. MGssrL HCotsttef smI'h aoe VI
| Goveram Mt stamp oyer the cork Of the bottle.
| my ;t2j:lwdAT
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-06

PsEsoEAL.-The citizens of youngstown
hearing that General Garfield was to pass
through that place last Saturday evening.
announced that he would stop and make a
speech. Murray Hall was filed to over
flowing, and tho General, though greatly
surprised at his capture, delivered very
powerful address of an hours length, to
the great delight and edi6cstion of his
hearers
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-06

RrADIyeso ON TEE WEsr SIDE Mr.. Evelyn
Evans will give readings Monday evening
in the High School Building on the West
Side. Mr. Evans is one Of the best elocu-
tionists we have evor had the pleasure of
hearing, and we trust that tho people
over the river will very generally chow
their good taste and put themselves in the
way Of much personal enjoyment, by t.
tending Mr.. Evans readings.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-06

HONoRs PAID CAPrAN DEUNNoSD.-The
Wheeling IateitigeHesr, Of Tuesday says:
"The remains Of Capt. Thomas Drumnond, a.,
of the Ssh U. S. Cavalry, arrived yese,rdsy
evening at O'clock. The body was re-
ceived and escorted from the depot to the
State House by the military and commit
tee of the citisens. 1t was there deposited
in the Senate Chamber beneath beautiful
canopy composed Of American 1sgs, whero
it will lie in state until Friday morning" :"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-06

PRESENTATION ENTEKTAISTEETs.-Mapy OF
our CT fylEs and people from the country
have tried their fortune investing in the
gift-tickets to the concerts 70 be given at
Brainard's Hall, Thuradsy, Friday and
Saturday evenings of next week. The
beauty of the arrangement il, that every
one who buys ticket, thereby secures e
gift of some sort, whether ring, pin, goblet,
silver cup or gold watch. The sale of
tickets has already been quite large, and
the number and value of gift articles dis
posed OF, quite considerable. The depot
for the sale of tickets and distribution of
gifts is No. 134, American Building, supe-
rior street.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-06
SEW ADVERIIsEnEN 8.

Academy Of Musc-Eustuchs.
Il. W. uetkemeyer-Bucksye Ri 'apsr Mower
Combinrd Petroleum Co.--Notieo.
Cleveland Iron lining Co. Notcs.
Patrick Cofey-siiuation Wanted.
Mitchell VinceBt-House for ale
Il. W. Luetks smeTCr-Fsrmf for Sale.
For Lake suporiOr-LooAl Notice.
Henry McC5ne-Local Notice.
Cleveland Insurance Co.-Local Notice.
Building Lots 10 Fcanl lin, Pa.-Locaj Notice.
Lost-U Ueeds aud Pspors-IOcsl Notice.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-06

UNITED STATES COUKT-Phe case of Web
ster os. the Judd Linseed and Sperm OIL
Company, still engages the attention of
this court. The Grand Jury has adjourned
till Wednesday of next week.
Hon. R. P. spalding and C. C. Baldwin,
Esq, took the attorneys oath prescribed
By Congress, yesterday.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-06

POLICE CoURT.-Judgo Abbey disposed Of
the following docket yesterday morning
Drunkenness--John Newman and James
Featherstal, fined the costs Richard Clark,
So and costs; VIM. ]. Baker, IS sad costs.
Disturbance--Joseph Anderson, 81 and
costs; Anna, John and Francis LOngfeld,
Charles Snyder, Charles Howard and Al
bert Briggs, each fined the costs.
Violating Fire 0fdinsnce-James Green,
fined the costs.
Assault and Battey--Louisa Eidel, tho
costs Patrick Maban, dismissed, the pros
ecution to pay costs. r.
Keeping House of Ill fama--James Will
Iiams, discharged, the prosecution to pay
| costs.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-06
pRucs & MEDICINES,
5sFa an0 ReIi8lle HedIclnel

DEUGS AND EEDICINEs-THI
= 9 astsaE5a ef Ph5sieinrs and an psrtoaE Wsk,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-06
MARINE NEWS.
Iss1RT 0F CLEVELaND.
ENTERED......---..-....hAI

ENTERED. MAI D
etmr City OF Oe7oladd, Mckay, Detroit
prop Pes ale, Mitshol, Du .kiTk
Prop Wabash, Kirby, Dunkirk
Sahr Idaho JenniUg', king.ion
FchF Exchanse, Reweil, Buffalo
schr Lone Star, HeneweH BunAll
scoW wake Up, Sioddsrd, BuTTeH
Scow Mons, Car an, Kelley's Island
SeoW Black Rover, Jennings, he ley 3 Isiana
tooW Highland Chi.f GUdltr, Fort Chnt0H
soow Black wan, Smith, Block River
seoE Eagle, Powell, Plaster I ed
CLEARED.-...-..-.. ... MAY ..
stunr City Of ClevsI,nd. Nc Kay, Detroit
Pfop Araxes, William. Bufa'O $50 bbls hour
Prop Comet, Gaylord, Green Bay
Proc Ps; sale, Mitchell, Toledo
prom Atlantic. Pratt, BunAio $3.50 bhls NJ
Prop Wabash, Kirby. Toledo
prop Tloga sissog d ,nkiTk, 1925 bbls -four
Prop O.eSn, Waterbury Dunkirk. Si2 hbs nour
schr Alfred Alien Seaver, Fuhao $3.50 bu barley
schr R J G bis, Carroll, Buffalo, 7SJ0 tu wheat
Sehr VIM Kelley, Bu 10, Saginaw
Sc5W Mona, CsEran, keiley's isishd
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-06
CITY POLIOE DEPARTMENT.
Names aud Place Of Residence OF All
the officials and Members OF the
CITY Police.

We publish this morning a list of tho
names and place of residence of all the mem
bers oftbePoliee Department of this city,
as it is a matter of general and, oftenti les,
of particular interest to our citizens:
Police Judge, SETH ABBEY, "a HnrOn
Police Clerk, DAB. GARDxEE, 167 Prospect
street.
Deputy Police Clerk, Pa. L. KEssLEE,
Central Station House.
CITY Attorney, r. B. DEEEIs, So Clinton
street, West Side.
Assistant City Attorney, A. 7. BEIEs-
MADE, 10 Huntington street.
Turnkey, ]. A. Bennett, Central Station
House.
CITY Marshal, J. W. sCHMnT, 80 High
street.
DAY PoLICE-EAsT SIDE.
Rowe, 81 Erie stree.
AA Lawrence, II Prospect street.
S Jones, As Dodge street.
CE Brown, AZ Wslnut street,
aWm Kinny, u Oak street.
Isaac Frank, 3iS Perry street.
VIM Z Sewer, is Mandrake street.
Noah Castor, 27S Perry street
NIGHT WATCH.
RH Davis, $50 Pittsburgh street.
| Peter Koerper, 81 Webster street.
GH Willis, Is Wilson street.
VIM Tompkius, I6 Garden street.
| Richard Dunn, I27 Muirson street.
NJ Schwertle, so Third street.
II NJ Holzworth, 16 Root alley.
H R ,emer, Liberty street.
WIN TrautsIDe, l62 Cedar street.
j Leighton, William street.
aB Rosenfelter, 327 St. Clair street.
j C Crooks, cor. Of Superior and Mime
sofa streets
E Wlhelmy, l59 BrowDen street.
"A II Burgsrt, II Hamilton street.
HJJ Lohrer, 4S6 St. Clair street.
O'D,nnell, 81 Lighthouse street.
EJ P Young, 40 Greenwood street.
NJ Campbell, 81 Lighthouse street.
Henry r ,th, 354 Pittsburgh street.
HCharles Reisse, 80 High street.
@Jsmes McMshon, 2l7 Perry street.
DAY PoLICE-wEsT SIDE.
Samuel Furnsl, Deputy Marshal) No. IS
Tay lor street.
H. F. Ma shal, Woodbine street.
@Barney Carey, 40i Detroit street.
NIGHT WATCH.
Wm. Kerr, 80 Courtlsnd street.
VIM. Walter, I Dair street.
p Kreitz, 81 Jay street.
George Neville, SO John street.
George Fei6eld, 80 McLane street.
VIM. ButzmaD, 16 MeBane street.
Wm. Bedford, l67 FrsLklin street.
@A NJ Moves, 81 Clinton street.
@Theobald Laubscher, Sc Willy street.
sJohn Meyers, II Jay street.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-06
CHICAGO MARKET-sHay 3
rRu naIn nranh

FIour-Steady and firm.
FgncRs-Firm a.d advanced Ic. sslts at 81
I5JS fJr 30. l, and 81 O3 for No. 2
aOru-Quet at oeeline OF le. salss 81 b112
for No. l. and 621zc for no.
Oats-Qves st a decline Of 1c. salfs ct 4O1z
for Mol
Higwines-I ull and declined lc.
PrDVisiOns-Oull
Receipts Flour, 5000 bbls; wheat 1900 bOi
corn, 81, 90; oa's, S7.t0l.
Fretyhts-Quiet,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-06
Seven-Thirty Loan.
LOCAL NOTICES.

LOst.-T eeds aud papers desoribed a. follows-
deed II IN Jennings to Selovsrfor house aud lot
in Guy shoga County ohio; the one eighth working
interest in the 5atch ie4s, Of the McElheny farm,
Oil Greek, Pa also, desd from John P. Lane TO
Selover for part Of the Jyewell farm on Tit Hole
Gre, k, Pa probably ether papers with them
They were in a large envelope, marked James M.
seIover, Deed Of Euiott Ne1. The pa, ers are use
les, to any person except The owner, oelo'tr. Any
D non wac has fou. d, who Wil give such iniot-
nation as wi enS, the owner tO find said papers,
will receive liberal reward. Address 81 Columbas
street, Rair, ad Office, Clsv eland, o. mJ6:2u6
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ToNsoRIAL.

Japan TIA Good qualities snd
- sUlali prchts, IT l26 Cnta 10 street
r4V fHURgHTII A BRO
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sFDepotfor the sale Of Tickets and Distribute
Of Prssebtg
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BUFFALO MAnKEr--Msy .. D..

81 THLNahAFH.I
FIour-Iu rnodcr6ts demand. Spring extras
s. oOCai 70; extra red 81 6z1z9s o.; white winter
Xxx IS F0dS 80
Whgat-Duu, inactive and nomiSal; PARTIES
Corn-Heli: u,iSed at Sic, yellow so', white
&C,
t5ats-DuIl at 5995io.
Rarley-Nominai.
RI Nominal.
NhisEy-Dun ct 81 o5s2 obls.
CauhI FreighIs-To New York, corn q, oatE
SC. 70 Troy. hest 1879. corn lie, oats &c.
Lake Imports -Four fS,5lb, wheat - eeS
bu, coro IL SIS oA 5 U2 4O7, barley 59l, PEAS 40.
s'Runl EN NpOTts-tlour Z6O bbls, what p
$40 Du, corn 7O,9je, oats ll7.Z1G.
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respectfully sOiicitso 20 ny stock, which CONF Tl
pa 9gnG.sss assortment Ct sysrything psrtsiE'
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a Lnree Lad ID Gooa FmrnIlure, HaI

ALarse Lot of GoOd FurDtture, Ha'r
hIatrasses, Brussels Carl sts, Jute Matt Oil
Oo h, Glassware, PI.ted Ware &C., viii be 10 d at
the Auct on Room of y. Gutter Son, No lS4 Bank
street. on Saturday, MsJ . h, sale commene ng az
10 O'Clock A. M. Ais,, at 2 e'c'ock P NJ ons dark
bay Horse, ir years o d. two top Busgir', one Of
Viii h was made by Lowman Of this city, adds IN
good cd 7, haVisg been in only about one
vaar Also. two ,ipS,e Harn ,sses. IA, 5:sO8
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ARTENUs WARD.-Tbe oldest posters ever
"sculpt "annouuee that this great humor-
ist will do the Mormons at Brainsrd's Hall
next Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
Fun enough ahead.
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DYEINc.
FREDERICK CYRIAx,

French Fancy steam Dye works an6I
Cleaning establishment,
BelVidere Farm, East cleveland, and
95 Seneca Street.
OFFTcE-10s Seneca st., Cleveland, O.
mean to make this the BEST DYE-HOUsE IN
fHE VEST, and shall spare 10 effort TO give sat-
isfsctiOu. ~
cali tte especial attention Of Gentlemen to the
IMPROVED FRENCH STYLE
OF Cleaning or Re-dTsiDg OF Dade-up Garments,
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LOCAL NOTICES.

RemOyaI.-Dr. NJ. L. Brooks hss removed
fr m his foruer re.id nee, Euclid street, to No.
sls slptr or sire t, third house west Of Trinity
Church Bis Office hereafter will be at lO4 east siee
Public Square, lesvesa ChapH's ball and h T.
mans BIoet. my2.2os