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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-31

TIE BRowSELL STREET SCHOOL House.
Mr.. ]. Fouts, the builder of this school edi-
fee which is now rapidly approaching com
pIetion, showed US through the building
yesterday. 1t is a very substantial struc-
turs of brick, three stories high beside a
basement, and without particular ornament
of any kind. Mr.. Porter, of this city, sthe
architect.
The building is IOs by 76 feet OF the
ground. A hall runs through it length
wise, ranging in width from 8 to y feet.
Cutting this at right angles are four side
halls, which villserve as themain entrances
for 9th young folks,u-the long central
hall, with its front door, being reserved, we
suspect, for company"
The space on the first and second floors is
divided up into six apartments, each one
being q by 30 feet. These rooms are large,
high and well lighted, having four windows
each, and, we are happy to add, we'll ventil-
ated.
The side halls communicate directly with
the three rooms on either side of the build
ing, IS we'll as with the central hall. Pas
sing into the latter, the pupils will mount
by means of easy stairs to the second and
third stories.
The general arrangement of the rooms on
the upper story is similar to that of the first
and second floors, with the exception that
there is in the central part of the building
q large Grammar apartment, So by Sc feet,
having Eve windows on each side. This
room is very airy, light snd conmOdiOus.
Several small apartments have been cut off
to serve as teachers rooms, in this story.
The structure has q tin and slate roof.
The building is SO high, its roof makes q
good observatory. On a clear day, q mag
nifcent view is commanded therefrom.
The lake is a spectacle one would never tire
looking at from this pinnacle, and a wide
reach of prospect extends inland at every
point. The Newburgh Asylum is plainly
visible. No one psrceives the full signi6c-
snce and appropriateness of the name which
our beautiful city besrs-the Forest City,
until, with the birds advantage of a high
out look, he can see the vast area of houses
almost buried in a cloud of foliage, a. he
can see them from the top of this school
house.
The basement room is seven feet high,
and is DIVIDED into various apartments, for
fuel, the convenience of pupils, &c.
The mode of Nesting the building has not
yet been fully decided upon. The front
yard will be about rs by 80 feet, and orna-
mented with trees, &c. There will be a
large back yard, to beused as a plsy ground
by the scholars. It will be in area about
ITO by 800 feet, and divided into two apart
ments, one for either sex, and graded and
gravelled.
The building was commenced last Aug
ust, and, it was hoped, would be finished in
July. But the interruption in the work last
winter, will put the finishing day over till
the LIST of September. The h1use will cost
between $S5,OOO and $40, 900, and, though
not an ornamental building, will be, when
completed, an honor not only to Brownell
street, but to the city at large.
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Daily Review of the Cleveland whole

Daily Review of the Cleveland whole
sale Market.
TUESDAY EvH1Ha, Nay 80, 1855.
Freights-Ths following are the rates BY Lake
(tesm) and Rail from this port to New York and
Boston. All Rail rates are i've cents higher. g
To New YorE.-First class si.s7; Second class.
Sl,oei Third class SIC F~o1rfh.clsss: SOC. Flour,
S1.OOi Wool. Sl,76. 1l
To Bostsn.-F rat class: SIS; Second GLASS :
SI,Oo; Third elA,s: $50; Fourth class: Sc. Floor,
SI,ls. Wool $3.50. -
FlOur-In rather better Inquiry and lower -
Sales 100 bblB Xxx I'd At sT.Oe 100 bbls do do At
ST,2' ) 200 bblS Xxx white at SEQ.
Wheat-Dull and heavy. Sale 3 osts Mol To-
1edO red At sl,6O.
COFn-DplL. Sale q cas- rejected Of SOC. No
reported sale Of good, but the market C ostd Hrn-
or, though nominal. Scout -E lliaa5
Oats-Quist and easier. Reported aAIss are L
car at $50 and 2 cars ct sac. .5t sd od4 .
4 Rye-RQ sales reported and m~arketnominal.
Ba~FIey-IRactiVs and nominal. ,.aas-J
POFk-In moderate trade demand e Sz5,0 for
city packed meas and 5000 for do clear.
p Hardin moderate request ct lsa20o for city.
rendered in tiercss and kegs. Gountry.made selling
IN . mail way 81 lsc. ~
Smoked Meafs-FAir demand and steady for
city.cured meats at the following prisss: Sugar
cured hams 2So Tor osnvszsed and 22o for uncan-
Eassed ) plain hams zoe bacon 1sc shoulders Ice;
dried bsef1so for oanvAssad and Is for unoanTassed.
Sales 1000 bs sugAr-eured hams, 100 Bs plain DO,
and 800 rs dried beef at quotations.
Meas Beef-SslIing in > small way at Sl6,OO
for city packed.
% Bdtter-Dsuaud Hight. ssles u tsts Central
at l59Isc ; 5kegI Western Reserve st 23e.
EgEs-stssdy at 9O92lc. but quiet.
Cheese-EeWO Cheese IN good request ana IN.
changed atU0Ne. 5- Ai5Lc51A g .
PEaN3ea-Ehs aNkel rass dai5 alaxs
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CITY COuncfI.

TUESDAY EVENING, May 80.
Council met at the usual hour, the Presi-
dent, Thomas Jones, j., in the Chair.
All the members present, except Mr..
Russell.
Reading minutes of preceding meeting
dispensed with.
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SPLENDID FITS AND DRUM. : SargesnPs
window was the centre of attraction on Su-
perior street yesterday, Knots of people
we're gathered there all the afternoon, ad-
miriDg the magnificent ffs and drum
which the 1854 o. Y. 1. have ordered from
the establishment of E. G. Wright & Co.
Boston, and are about to present TO the
drummer and 6fe-msjor of that regiment,
Wm. F. Robinson and Andy F. Parsons, re-
spectively. The fife is wrought of solid
silver, in exquisite taste, and the ends are
mounted with solid gold. It is inscribed:
Presented to Vim. F. Robinson, by the
1O3d Regiment, 1865" The badge device
of the Sd Division, 23d Army Corps, is en-
graved upon the chief key, and the body
of the fife is ornamsuted with the historic
names of Resaca, Atlanta, Franklin, Nash
vile, Wilmington. The fife is vSlued at
and cost $500.
The drum is made of rosewood, most
deliberately wrought and highly finished.
The mountings are of solid silver, and the
names of the following memorable battle
fields are engraved, one on each of the va
riOus silver shield-like devices attached to
the strsin-cords: Resses, Atlanta, Kinesaw,
Franklin, Nashville, Knoxville, Whining
ton, Blue Springs, Columbia, Town Creek.
The Buckley State coat. of-srms ornaments
the body of the drum, and a large silver
tablet bears this inscription PRESENTED
to Andy F Parsons by the 1OSd regiment
Volunteer Infantry, 1865" The sticks are
solid ebony, MOUNTED with silver, and in
scribed like the drum. II cost 500.
Captain Charles E. sargeant leaves to-
day for Raleigh, n. c., where the regiment
now is, and will carry out to the destined
recipients these magnificent presents.
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FLOUR AND FEEn-

ELOURI FLOUR FLOUR Ar RE-
Il DUoEB PRICES@,Oo bbls freah ground
flour all grades some very choice brands Of Red
and White Wheat. suitable for family or bakeriH
use. for sale ct Warehouse, 1877 MerWin st. Gro.
oeryms Boxers and others In want win consult
taeir own interests By examining our stock.
spl4 GARDEER, BURT 90.
HO1IN 7, CRACKED WHEAT
IL Graham Flour, Corn Meal, Split Pea, Pearl
Barley, and choice brands Of Family Flour, cone
gsaptlT eR hApd q $40 sFPeEtN Is Rss !
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AMUSEMENTs.
4 OADBMY OF MUSIC.

Il
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and PArquetts 90 cents; Secured Seats
90 Dress Circle, IS cents; Family Circle, 60 cents;
Gallery. 25 cents; Private Boxes, IS and SS.-
Singls ssRts in Private Boxas g..
So Oolored persons Will, md 7 no circumstsn-
oes, be permi ted to occupy seats In any other pOr-
ton of the house, save the Gallery. Admission 26c.
Doors open st I. Curtain rises at 8.
ONE NIGHT MORE AND TBEIAST OF THE
THE GREAT AMEHIObN COMEDY.
This "wednesday evening May SIst, VIII b. pre-
5ented Tor the last Tins, the successful Com .dy of
John Unit. Mr.. Eilslsr Msry--Wrs. Efis ElIsler
To conclude with the grand Hungarian Dance,
called BOKAZO OsARbAS, BY
SIGNOBITA AND sIGNOR ILLNESSES.
In rehearsal, The Romance of q Poor Young
Man" 1.-THE Sea OF Ice,'' and f4Ths Husband Of
NV Heat"
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RIMOvAL.-0n the first of June the Gents
Furnishing Emporium, 1856 Bank street,
will be removed to 14I Superior street, IN
der the WeddOll House, (the store now &C.
cupied by N. E. Crittenden,) therefore ex-
ira inducements will be offered for the next
thirty days to all the old patrons, and as
many nsw ones as may favor US with a call,
to select from the finest assortment of Fur
nishing Goods west of New York city,
my8 Morn 4 HAIGHT.
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CITY NEWS.3

A few cartons choice Flowers opened this
morning at Mrs. shaw's. my25
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NEw FExcE.-A new high board fence is
being put up on the east side of Erie street
cemeterv.
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HUFFALO MARABzF-may 30.
THV

Unchanged
Wheat-Firm but duh; no speculation, and
Hight milling denand. ssh No. 1 Chiesgo spring
a. 81 81, clJling massive
COrn-Basier sales 70. l mixed, per sample,
At $50.
-Oass-Olosed dull; 529' &c Esked, 8 bid.
BarEey-UauadA 81 10; western Csc.
W~htslGy-Firm; he'e at 50 10
Canal Frelgnts-To NV York, wheat lsZ
al4ci corn ~ &c
ESke ImpOrts-1,4.9 b1 con, q ,25I barley,
s.42S rye.
canal Fxports-FIour 1901 bbls, wheat o.
1872 bu. corn IS. 73s, oats 8, 95.
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ORDINANCES,

SUPPLIES WANTED FOE THE SOLDIERS HONE.
The friends of the soldier in city and
country are earnestly requested to send in
to the Home, supplies of fresh vegetables,
lettuce, asparagus, plain cakes and pies,
butter, eggs, cheese, pickles, souerkrauU,
&c. From this time the Home will be
crowded with returning soldiers-msny of
them sick and disabled, and all must have
hospital care. All gifts for the Home may
be left at the Aid Society Rooms, No. SO
Bank street, or carried directly to the
Home at the Depot. Any one desiring to
visit the Home will be cordially received.
We invite all TO call md satisfy themselves
that their gifts are needed, and will be we'll
appropriated. SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY,".
Country papers please copy.
Cleveland, May 29th. 1865.
msy3O:2H.
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CHuGAaS ARKEF--aay 80.
by T~eIegraph.l

~FIOUr-Steady
Whrat-Qui :. saIs1 at 81 25sI 25H for No.
l; 81 l3sl IS No 2
UOFn-Firm and advanced I%sRo. Sales at 5sa
500 for No. I; 6'a54c for o. 2
Oats-Dun and declined SAFE. Sales at &c
for No. ]!
HigbRines-Eeg'ecied and nominal.
Pr0vistOns-Q.ist. Mtss Fork SIS 90; prime
mess Sr 90.
-Reeefpts-Four, 400 bbls; wheat c.. COO b;
corn. bNOJO; Oa's q, cOJ.
ShipWeuzs-lLCUO bbls -four; $500 bu wheats
10000 0rn, 400 oats
Freights- Steady.
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A GENTLEMAN CURED OF NFR.
effects Of youthful indlserstion will De HAPPY, To-
furnish Others with the means Of cnfe, 600
CHARGE. This remedy Is simple, sGfs and certain.
For full particulars BY EstnIh nsiL pleas ID.
iress ~, JOHN B. QGlENrar
pPs5ass&R g zessas ST. AsT 90Fbais
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SATURDAY, JUNE 3D., 1866.
81 Valuable Building Lots on Case
Avenue and Lyman street,

Al AUoTIoE.------.BY o. CUTTER & son
o. Outter 4 son will sell on Saturday, Nay 9th,
ct 2 o'clock P. NJ, on the premises, 81 valuable
Building ] OTIS, fronting on Case avenue and Lyman
street Said Lots are forty (40) feet front By 40 70
16s feet in depth. The whole TO be cold without
any reserve whateYer, presenting q line opportuni-
y for mechanics and Others 20 purchase good
building lots at their own prices, AS THE HUSF
BE SObD. Maps ofthe Lots can be seen 1t our
Auction Room, SO. I34 Bank street.
Terms Of sale-Oneslkird 60 cash in hand, bel.
ance in I and 2 years, with intersst annually
mv25-QI3
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DEowKED.-A yswl containing two boys
was run into and upset near the Columbus
street bridge, yesterday forenoon by q mud
scow in tow Of a tug. The boys were pitch
cd out, and one of them went under the
fat boat, but the other sank before help
could reach him. His body was fshed up
and taken to undertaken Howlsnd's essab-
lishment where Coroner Prentice held al
inquest on it.
The deceased was mot known here. and
nothing was found on his person BY means
Of which he might be identified. It is sup
posed, however, that he came here on an
Oswego vessel. He wss sixteen or seven
teen years of age, five feet six inches high,
had light hair, blue eyes, and fair COM
~plexion. He had on q gray WOODEN shirt,
light vest, dark pants, and cslfskin boots.
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T0NsoRIAL.
WIRs ~ HAIR ZOO.

WIRS AND HAIR W0Hk.
W. D f's SEW zSEABhIsHHEER,
ZEE LAsszsI N RHs sFAFa
81 WIG FfgN aE3 URies Esls URESSEgHt
- PUBLIC eoUAHE
q A~aaehotss-F u ~ ktads OF WISE, saSluSiag
uaA AJ5BC WIG.
thas - resembles aatce re 70 defy the closest
seEudaY. A very sFge md heautifrI stock d
tOEa Hh1Ry bscughs 81 the proprietor non
seropN hf J@z7OHEs ard BBGIOAsna EnsTS
sscrsmSnt Stss sse Il ihs. ely.
IsCie5' EFOEt Pf%eae arr ss!s.VI1E,
Ii svsrJ GE!f Etsh Ell ;zPsoysasne
BATS o. OuRt6s s4ses bOu sszass Natural
f1uris9 Hair tNlsrz=sae8.
p HUaEEn DOUBLE snd TBIPER BpEgs,
, .Ee. NATHRFALBd 81.
EAds b $hs aAysEsssrs equal 70 thOss Imported.
% LadiE BraidE mada Into Rhy kind cf Easd-DrsTa
o. Bow without injury 70 switch.
LADIES' HAIR DRESSING IN ths mott E-svsn
lgapd fsshionAbls styles.
y AAn work warranted a. represented.
b HOT and COLI IT At al houru- SaalR
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sew ADVEFTIsEMEK -.

Academy Of Music-sslf and pAni'h Dances.
Academy Of Musio-De Kstow-WehH Concerts.
M Oo.-For ohiosgo. a
J. 0'Duffy-FErm for Sale.
Coates 4 Bramley-Oook Wanted.
!. q. W.-situsti5n Wanted.
N Halle a Co. Carpet y arp.
PittOck-Local Eotios.
Mount Zion Ohurch-Local Notios.
J. 6. Simmons a Co.-Local Netice.
Pittsburgh Commercial ~Agenoy-LocaI Notice.
N. Halle = Co. Be'tng-
P c-nios-LOcaI Notice.
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PERsoE1L.-We had 9 call from our old
friend Rev. H. o. Sheldon, formerly of
Bsrea,, now agent Of the Missouri Board Of
I~mmigrsfisn. Mr.. Sheldon was one of the
frat to raise the flag of Free Soil and has
lived to see his principles triumph in his
newly adopted State and over the Union.
We understand that 8. FoHambe. Esq, is
Agent for this, city to promote Emigration
to Missouri, and can give important assis-
lance to emigrants and those Rhhipg to
prospect ig that stAts.
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z. B, HALE, Banker,
AND -sa lf
g. GOVERNAEsT LOAN AGENT,
HT Superior 81.

Subscriptions received TO the
~ $40 PEP CENT1AED l040@ NATIONAL
LOAN.
IOoum mission allowed to SubscribsrB.l ~
B8-U. g. Bonds Of 1881, 6-3J's, l0-40s TrsSsuy
Notes, and all other Government Securities pur-
chased and for sale on the most favorAbI terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada money bought
and sold 1t bsst rstes, Deposits reesiVed and Col
Lotions made st sll acCessib Q pO.Dto. Uncurreni
funds converted At lowest rates. Bsysaue stamps
Snr sAiA ~
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DYEfNC.

0Tu0E-lOl Seneca St, OSysIsnd, o. r >
THE WEST, andshAl spare nc effort 70 give nat
~sfactiOn.
I call the especial attention Of Gentlemen to he
IMPROVED FRENCH STYLE
OF Cleaning or Reducing Of mads-up GarnsEtL
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OsWSSD HARRIET May 80.
isT TELzssA7H-l
~FEOnr-steady SALE 3 at ST % for No. spring
81 75-or red wntsr, S. 90 for white; 80 20As 80
Tor Xxx.
Wheaf-Firm but quiet.
COrn-QnieE.
( ther grams gu e.
Lake InPOrts-2oo Bbls -four, 1890 bu
wheat
Shipments-B Bail, $50 bbls -four.
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HudsOn's U~nrivalIed Tooth Paste does
not operate upln tbs principe Of securing, e. d7ss
powde ed pamios some and puIveriESd charcoal,
bat i. a compound peculiar to itself, which sceom'
PHI hes ali i oEaias % psJcrm. Fold BY al Drug
Rists. .s. 20 -a..1 my22:sl7
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To uook the erpsctation Of the world:

To mock the expectation Of the world;
To f~rusirat. D. ophesiesi and to Iazs ont
Rotten opinion, who hath writ me down
After my seeming. to be past recovery
From that fell destroyer OstArrh, but BY the ju-
dioious use Of DR.. q. a seelys's Liquid Catarh
R.msdy, I star here In the enjoyment Of perfect
health. ny24:RS
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saves half tho soap and half the work. L.
worth mole than all the wAshing machines ever
invented sold BY Druggists and Groeers. Ask
for LRlsg0oFs Washing Crgsql. W. L. PORTER
Agent, 1Of Banl street m~yls;dIW
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EXTRA ORDINARY ATTRACTION.
Mr.. JoHS EMsuFR bsss TO subnitt the following
powerful attrsctis n for Two NIGHTS Only
MAX sTRAKosH hes the honor IN announce to tbs
oItiz RS Of Cleveland and verify that Hh.n IN
Eur pc h. sucreed- d IN making arrangements for
q brief Conce,t Tour with the ful Russian
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OfmsDy residents on Erie street, between
Prospect and Superior streets, praying said
street may be sprinkled, &c, &c. Board
City Improvements.
OF property owners on Prospect street,
in relation to sprinkling said street. Board
City Improvements. u
OF the Cleveland & Pittsburg Railroad
Company, in relation to dumping dirt ex-
csvated in dred ging, into the lake east of
their coal piers. Harbors and Wharves.
Of City Sexton, asking q fortnight's leave
of absence from the city. Granted.
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X. r.. X. R.-For a s.fs aud certain sxtermi-
ma or OF Rats and Mfci use Rdter's Ready Bat Re
lief Sold wholesale SID retail b..
G.. ". oLSBK,
Hftt p lie Superior street.
a. STRONG ~kARMsTRoHG,
mysO;2l7 1893 Superior street.
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p Dried Peaehes.-A few barrels prime IN
peeled Dried Peaches, just received and fol sale by
J. 6. SIMMONS 4 co.,
myl3:z1b y 80. s. so MervIa street.
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1he Chicago Tribune Of Monday says: "The
general trade in the city is dull, and our Wholesale
merchants in nearly avery branch OF trade are do
ing q comparatively Eight business and but little
Improvements is s1peceed in This respect until val
ueS are s.eadier than at present."
The Cincinnati Gszstte says: In our general
markets there is but little doing, and business is
restricted to the supply ing Of immodiate wants"
The New York Word Of Monday sAjs: "A ma
tsriaI decline N prOdues must take place before
there can be any eonslderab : shipments, and the
supplies Srs so deficient at this time that such de-
cline can hardy be II 7eeted at present."
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Lamb Knitting Aaehine.-sESIUS
TRrUEGPHAST.-Ths greatest Invention Of the age.
Narrows the toe. tnlts the he'll, complete in ons
piece. WIN ds 81 that it u pronf.ed to % IN our
circulaFs. Gait On or address, with stamp, A. L.
JOHNsoN, 90 Superior 81 cleveland. nI27:2l6
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FRoH LAKE eUPERIoR-The fine steamer
Ionsides, Csptain J. E. Turner, arrived at
this port yesterday morning. On her way
down she ran through, on the 26th inst1s
several miles Of new made ice, bstWeen
Eagle River and Copper Harbor. She made
. quick run from Marquette TO Detroit, a
distance of $40 miles, accomplishing it in
forty-one hours. Mr.. John Holland, the
popular Clerk Of this steamer, furnishes
the following log of her trip down: .
She left OntOnsgon Thursday, May 25th,
at 4 o'clock P. n; Eagle River the follow
ing day, stopping at all the way ports. She
left Marquette at Z o'clock P. N. Saturday,
and the sault, Sunday. The schooner Wal
rus was at Ontonsgon dischsrgiug cargo.
The schooner Jennie Bell, in trying to en-
ter the harbor, went ashore west ofthe pier.
She was loaded with grain in bulk, &C., for
the merchants at ontonagon. They were
to commence tightening her the next day,
and will probably gst her of without sus-
tanning much damage. The Pewabic was
at Portage Lake, and the Iron City at Mar
quette. At Marquette were the sehooners
King Sisters, about ready to leave, Wyan-
dotte, Grant, ". Sherman, Kimball, De
Soto, Card and Nichols. Passed through
the canal, bound up, on the 25th and 9th.
Met the schooDers Buckingham, Gen. Scott
Resolute, Tartar, and s. G. Andrews. Pass
eddown on the same day, schooners Miami
G. ". Grant, New London, C~ollingWoOd B.
Hinchman and Ironsides. Met the pro-
peIler Lac La Belle near Chureh's, SAUL
River, Sunday, and the tugs Peabody
bound to Lac La Belle, and Red Jacket.
bound to Marquette.
The Ironsides brought down 200 tors o.
copper from the Cliff and National Mines
200 tons iron ore for the Cleveland Iron
Company, q lot of miscellaneous freight
and q good load of passengers. She leaves
dock the of Malone & Petit this evening a
eight o'clock, for all Lake Superior ports.
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PHILADELPHIA mARKET-Kay 80.
y TslsgIaIh.I
PetrOIeum-Crude dull; sales at sec. Re-
fined { e. 6Sa7lo
A~DfJOR-Du ct 48a5Oc.
FIour-Dal! sslss supsIfne At So OOa6 80;
extra family at 81 5Oas so.
Nbeat-FIm. sales red st 81 30; white st
81 o az 10.
C~Orn-Active. Sales ct SIC.
w ~isky-OiOsed mn At 81 Ioa2 Ia.
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hear Of no transactions, bus holders are very firm
al 81 05.
AIeOhoI-narket firm and steady. Held &c
t4,o5gs,1O for 81 per cent. Neutral Proof spiria
81 2Oa2.2S. Cologne Spirits, ss per cent, $40.
PsErossua-fhs market is quiet and steady
Is TOa73c for reaned.
Dried Applss-Ihs msrkst Is dull at s9sHo.
Dried Peaehes-Unpeeled held at sec. No
peeled In msTket.
Fake E1sh-ln coed request snd stsady. Sales
IS half bbls No. 1 Whiiehsh at 1878; IS half bbls
MOL Pieksrel at So 90 40 calf bbls Eerring at
s5,7b; 25 half bbls No. 1 Trout $40
sait-stsady. Fiae 1910. Coarse and Ground
Solar SAILS.
B~Ops-Hun-1 New York state A959o, aooords
ing 70 quality Ohio 8@S0o.
Haft-stesdy. Barley MALI hold at $40 per
bnshsL.
EEa ans E~nEaar-EarEst stssas. We guota
~ follow; Prossat Tee Xxx Ale $40; Stock Xxx
$500 Esgnsz $500 Fsie Cream 81; PoFt.r
81 Bali and quarter barrels in proportion.
yetsr Afme-Oswsgo and Akrsn held at
Plasssn-"PoEsEs" land plAstsr 81 % Per
ton.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-31

A Remedy for the PiIes.-It is blessing
to the suffering TO know that We have an sHsotu.l
cure for this truly troublesome disease. MrlJ. P.
HozArde, Of 1874 second street, Cincinnati, ooto,
takes or at pie sue In informing all who are sDf-
fering with PILES, that he used a small quantity OF
IT. striekisnd's Pile Remedy, ard It effected a per-
manet cure. This seems to bs the case with all
Who make use Of this splendid preparation. It is
manufactured st No last Fourth str ct, Oincin-
nati, Obi, and sold by all Druggists.
Benton Z Durham, Cleveland, @. mJ8:R5