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y. Z. Money MarketoIune IS
IBY rELEGBAFH.l
M0ney-Easy Es 4@5 Bot.
Sterling Electromagnetic and lower at 100.
GOId-Un' ettled and lower, opening a. l4l, de-
clining TO 1872, aud closing at lSS2s
Total exports Of specie to day, $1,000
New York stock Markot-June 2Ss
lBY TEbEGRAPH-l
Government RtOcks-AetiVs and hrmer--
Treasury Seven-thirtiss 99I6; Ten forty coupons
011k; FiYe-twenty coupons lUSH; 90. new issue,
1879.
SGOeks-Hesvy and dulI Rock Island 99M; Ft.
Wayne q Chicago 95H; Northwestern 2iN, Do pre-
ferred 541E; Iliutis O-ntral scrip l21%; cleveland
&Pittsbnrsh 67H; Michigan southeTn guaranteed
1904 Michigan sOuthern 6i1s; maIip0sa 15H
Quicksilver 81; Atlsntio steamship Co. 1919
Erie 7f1s; Hudson 1 s; FEEDING 944; Tennessee
skies II; HissOuri skies 74H-
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TEE FOURTH AT ELTEA-our neighbOrs at
Elyria are bound to have { big time. Col.
Gibson has been secured as orstor of the
day. The Wellington Band viii be in at
tendance, and two guns Of the Brooklyn
Battery have been chartered. Captain
Dorsey win DO Marshal Of the day.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-29

PORTSMOUTH sPoOL COrTON TERTID.-We
call attention to the advertisement of NJ.
Halle & Co., I47 Water street, who have a
large choice stock of Portsmouth spool cot
ton six cord thread for sewing machine and
needle. 1t is of American manufacture,
and full as good as any thread, whether
domestic or foreign. NJ. Halle Il Co. are
the sole agents in this city for the Ports
hnish spool thread.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-29

PHzsEzzATIOH.-Renry N. James, Esq,
the efRelsns superintendent of the Rock
well Street School, was presented, yester-
day, with q solid silver pitcher, finely en-
grszed, BY his pupils. With fitting speech
Of presentation and appropriate response,
the affair passed of very pleasantly.
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COuRT OF CoNNON PLEAs,-There will be
Especial session of this court this morning,
commencing at ten O'Clock, before Judge
Bolton, to hear applications in the three
following appropriation cases:
Of opening an alley between Hamilton
and Lake streets.
OF opening York and other streets.
OF extending HarbOr street through TO
Franklin street.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-29

SOLDIERS FEsTTVAL.-The patriotic peO-
pie of strOngsville are making preparations
to give their returned soldiers a first class
festival on the Fourth of July. They in
tend to have good time on that day. H.
B. DeWOlfand J, E. Craig, Esqrs., of this
city, will address the people.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-29

ACADEMY OF MUsIC.--Mr. Holston is win
ming golden opinions hero, aud every night
of his appearance grows visibly in the ap-
probation of his audiences. He made a
great hit last night in the character of OLA
bez Bunny" in the "Black Sheep" His de-
lineation of a sanctimOnious humbug was
very clever and humorous. The whole
part was played with great vigor and
graphic power. The concluding comedy
of "The Weavers" was decidedly rich, and
repeatedly brought down the house.
To- night we are to nave another touch
of "Miriam's Crime" in which Mr.. HolstOn
will appear as "Biles" for the last time.
The new farce, Daddy Hardacre," is
the concluding piece, with Mr.. H. in the
leading part.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-29

BOUND OvER-Thomss jackson, arrested
for breaking into the carpenter shop of R.
R. Herrick, and stealing a lot of tools, was
yesterday morning bound over TO the Court
of Common Pleas in 50, 600 bail. Suspicious
of his having set the shop on fire are strong
against him.
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PERIODICALS.
OUR UN FOLRS

An illustrated Monthly Mag dine for . snd
Girls, edited By J. T. TRORBRIDGE, JAIL
HAMILTON and LUCY LAROOM. This Maya
sine has already attained 3 circulation unparal.
leled in the history Of magazine literature. VITA
the issue Of the April number Il viii have an es
tAblished circulation Of 5000 copies. Il "a cor.
daily commended By botht the secular and religious
press; also BY all persons interested In the subject
OF Juvenile Literature, while the expressions Of
qualification the pBblishers daily receive from Pc
rents, and also from the Young Folks themselves,
convince them that the magazine answers 3 want
that Is universally felt. 1t Il the aim Of the Pub.
fishers to make Il q RrBt clAss 4agsKtoe In eVsry
respect, and they will spare neither labor nor
expense in their endeaVOrs to furnish 10 their
young readers one whose monthly waits shall b
always welcome, and shall be expected with plea
surs.
The star Of Contributors embrace tss foIloulns
among many prominent namo8 f: Mrs. STOWE, n.
W. LONGFELLOW, JOHN g. WHITTIER, o. W..
HOLMES, Mrs. Ia n. CHILD Captain MAYHs
REID.
Terms % = year. Single numbeu 20 csnts saeh.
An subscriptions payable In advance. Specimen
copies Of Our Young folks viii be sent 10 any Cd.
dress for 20 cent? each.
JOHN \. AMHoE; at Bakers Book Store, $50 gu
perfor street, Cleveland, being our only authorized
Agent for the State Of Chic, all orders for the TrAds
- well - subscriptions should be addressed 70 him
~ Atlantic Monthly and Our Young Folks sent
20 any address for IS.
u0KH0R Z FIELDS,
Publishers, Boston.
- AGENTS WANTED in every city and town.
Tor particulars address J.. B. AMmOH,
mhlT:BS Agent, Cleveland, o,
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notice to Materlakers.

Notice to WRtertakeFs.
OFFICE OF WATsKwORKs,
CLEVELASD, June 26th, 1865
All Water Rents should be paid on or before the
LAST day Of tins month. Whoever negleots to do
so, will be turned of, and an additional dollar
charged for turning the water on again.
By order Of the Board OF Trustees,
JOSEPH SINGER,
june27:22S Supt. and Engineer.
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TEE 115rH o. v. 1. THIS MoRN1He.-The
following telegram was received yesterday
CoLUNHUs, June %.
Thomas JoHeS,jry Aeting Mayor:
The 1l5th Ohio left Cincinnati at eleven
o'clock n. to-day. Have had no word
from the 10th Battery sincs it left Nash
vile. IhsYe telegraphed for information,
and win promptly advise you when il is re-
ceived. 7. A. MARBLE.
Since II came, word has been received
that the regiment will arrive here between
FIVE and six O'Clock this morning. It will
march up to the Park, be formally received
and breAkfasted absut seven O'Clock. Our
citizens must be up bstimes.
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Attention Co. =, goth Regiment, .. v.
I.-YOu are hereby ordered to appear 81 the Ar.
mOsy this evening at 1880, TO make arrangements
for the parade on the 4th Of July. By order.
jeSg.223 B.. PARSONS, LIST eerg't.
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june27:22S

If Miss L. A. W., Dressmaker, who address.
ed a letter to "saohem," Eome time in May, in
care Of Leader Office, will write sgaiB, her letter
will receive attention. The fOrasr letter was &C
oIdentaIly mislaid, and was never delivered TO
Sachem, who is now in town. tune2I:225
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-29

TEE FOURTH AT MADIsON.-The people of
Madison, Lake county, intend to celebrate
the Fourth this year. Albert T. slsde,
Esq, of this city, has been selected orator
of the dsy.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-29

Linen Collars, Neck Pouches, Neck
handkerchief, LoVe-nots, Lace RufHing
are being opened ct The Bazaar. 2sl Super
ior Street. iun29;22S.
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NOdee.-Dr. DeHArs may be consulted on
every condition aud species Of sexual or so called
Private Disease At the Drug Store No II9 Superior
street, Cleveland, o., on Monday and Tuesday July
Sd and 4ih, 1866. june2S.2 ga
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-29

H. b. Van Norman, q. D., Homeopathic
Physician and Surgeon, has located in AAhtAbuls,
Ohio. Office in Booths Building, opposite Post
once. Office hours from 7 TO N 1 to 2P. N.
and in the evening. june 2s:2T2:stdSttW3tW
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-29

The Lightning FIy-KiGIer. = Destroys
Files instantly, and is not liable to be mistaken
for anything else. Is easily prepared and used,
and dOeSraPid execution. Each sheet will attract
Vnd kill a Quart Of Flies-snd promotes quiet IN
reading, peace while you est, and the comforts of
q nap in the morning.
sold by AL Druggist.
Iune2s.2 l;eodAtW.
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MARINE NEWS.
POST OF ~OLEVELAND.

ROGT OF CLEEELANDs
EHTEHED .......JUHE 27-2A
stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Dubuque McIntj re, Superior City
Prop Granite State, Bishop, Toledo
Prop Atlantic, Pratt, Buffalo
schr Fremont, Wells, Toledo
schr Illinois. Blair, Port Huron
sc0w Black swan, smith, Black River
INSTALLATIONS 2T.2S.-
stmr City of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Granite STATE, Bishop, Ggdensburgh
Prop Tioga, Sisson, Dunkirk
Prop Northern Light, Mureh, Ontonagon
Prop Atlantic, Pratt, Buffalo
Schr T s Mott, Stencil, Milwaukee
s hr J Bronson, Lynn, MAJ quetfe
chr Naragansett, TrOtter Milwaukee
Schr PstrCi, Peltier, Port Hops
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BUFFALO une

bz IALaaAAkh-l
FIOur-Dull aud easier.
Wheaf-ueavy and scsFoely any demand
GOrn-Dull; parties apart
Dafs-FiTm. Held st 6Cc; 59c bid, TO arrive.
Rye-Nominal.
BRrIey-H0mfnal.
Whfsky-IuactlVe and nominal
Canal Frefghss To New = l9Izp
corn 12Ho, oats So.
Lake ImpOrfs--FlOur O,sss bbIs, wheat
%, i22 bu,
Canal ExpOrfs-FIour - bbls,W wheat b6,llO
bu, corn T7,4IO, oats s., $50.
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. OADRNY OF MUsIO.

PBIOEs or ADMISSION.
Dross Circle and Parquotts 50 cents; Secured Beatl
to Dress Oirols, 70 cent?; Family Circle, 50 cents;
Gallery, IS cents; Private Boxes, 50 ana 81
Single seats IN Private Boxes, 81.
~ 0olored persons will, under no ciroumStNn-
ces, be permitted TO occupy soats in any other Por-
ton Of the house, rave the Gallery. Admission ESQ.
Doors oDen AZ I. Curtain risel Al 5.
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French Cambria, Lace and Waterfall
hA.dkerchiefs just opened at The Bazaar.
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ITCH.
=. b. HALE, BaHK0F3
AND
.. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
III Superior St
BuacrIptiona received 70 thu

"7 BIO PER OKNT. AND l040' NATIONAL
LOAN.
TOonmission allowed to S~ubsonber-J
DS-U. 8. Bonds Of 1881, 6-4O'B, 1O-40s, Treasury
Notes, and all other Government Securities purs
chased and for sale on the most iaVorabl terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada money bought
and sold 81 best rates, Deposits received and Col
leotions made ct all accessible points. UnourTent
funds converted ct lowest rates. Revenue Stamps
for sala ool
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TIE IIITH REeIHENr.-Acting Mayor
Jones, yesterday morning, received the fol-
lowing dispatch:
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The regiment will probably arrive here
Monday or Tuesday of next week.
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COLUMBUS, June %.
The 111th Regiment 0. v. L, was muster
ed out at Raleigh, North Caroline, yester-
day, and ordered to Camp Cleveland.
A Mapprw
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LAST APPEARANCE BUT ONE

OF the Celebrated Comedian,
R. W. d OLSTOH.
This evening he will appear for the last time in
his great character OfBltB; also in the new char
acter Of Daddy HarGacre.
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STITCHING AND EMBRoIDERY.-Sewing ma
chine stitching of every description lone
in the best style at Ill Superior, cor. Bank
street. GROvKR & BAKER's
j9-242:eOd Sewing Machine Co. Rooms.
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KEW ADVEBTIsEMEai

EEW ADVERTI6EMEHEB.
Academy Of Music-Mr. W. HOItton.
K. W. ToWnseAd-Eews Agency.
A. B C.-Wanted to Purchase.
House-Houte Wanted
W.-Board Wanted IN the Country.
VIM. II. Cook-HOase Wanted.
Rob't Hanna 3 Color Superior City.
NJ. Halle 4 Co.-PortsmOuth Spool Cotton.
Co. A, roth Regiment-Looal Notice.
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DROWNING OF ADELBEsT SToNE.-The sad
news Of the death by drowning, of Adelbert
Stone, of this city, only son of Amssa
Stone, jr., threw deep gloom over tho wide
circle of the friends of the deceased and
the bereaved family. A dispatch was re-
csived Tuesday afternoon, stating that
young Stone, while bathing in the Connec-
ticut river st Hsddam, on the 9th instant,
was drowned. Messrs. Stillman Witt and
A. B. Stone left Immediately to procure the
body and convey it TO this city.
Another telegram was received yesterday
morning, stating that the body had not
been recovered. 1t is feaEed that, as the
river at that point is very deep and the
current swift, the body may sweep into the
Sound q few miles below.
Adelbert Stone was a member of Yale
College, and was on a geological excursion
with his class when he was drowned. he
wss a young man, just arrived at majority,
of noble parts and great promise. Being
the only son, his fond parents were sparipg
nothing that would conduce to his intel
lectual culture, and he bid fair 10 realize
70 them their highest hopes of his future.
UnostentatiOus, of correct habits, genial
and refined, he was universally beloved.
He wal alive to the great struggle in which
the nation has been engaged and when
drafted two or three years since, was anx-
ious to go into the service at the call of his
country. He yielded only to the desires
and urgent requests of parents and friends.
This affection has already called forth
the deepest sympathy of the community,
as well on account of the untimely death
of SO promising q youth, as of the awful
shadow which has been thrown upon a
family, all of whose hopes seem to have
conferred, and justly, in this young man.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE FoURTH.-A meet
ing of the subcommittee, who have in
charge the business of preparing for the
celebration Of the Fourth, was held in the
Mayors Office last evening.
II was reported that arrangements had
been rlade with Col. Wilcox, of the 177th o.
V. L, to have 400 or 500 men of that regi-
ment march in the possession.
Nothing has been heard from the gentle-
man who was sent for fireworks. But his
silence is fsvOrably construed, as the agent
agreed to telegraph if he could not succeed
in finding a supply.
It was reported that Messrs. Miller and
Jameson, manufacturers of propeller and
locomotive boilers in this city, have signi-
fed their readiness to swell the procession
by setting a steam boiler on wheels, with
workmen engaged in work thereon. They
ofer to furnish their own outfit, so that the
committee will he at no expense. This If
an excellent example to set, and We trusi
all our trades will be disposed to follow
suit.
The Finance Committee reported gross
receipts thus far s., 5OI.5O.
The meeting adjourned over to this even
ing. Let there be a prompt and full at
tendance. The General Committee of Ar
rangements are also requested TO be pres
ent in full force.
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PATENT OFFICE AcENcY.

TINTED STATES AND FOREIGN
PAzENF OFFICE AGENcRs
No. IS6 Bank street, Oeveland, Ohio.
We are prepared 70 transact business Of ever
description relating 70 Inventions, Drawings, o.
gesss, Specifications, Patents, Inffngemsnts, and
the RatentLaWE. BURRIDGE 4 CO.,
Aaftertssd AtternsyU Tor PAtsntL
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METEOROLOGICAL 0BsERVATIOEs.-Recorded
by J. 8. Perley, opsician, No. 1913 Superior
street
June 2sth, 1865.
8 A. M. Il NJ. 6P. N
So deg. rs deg. rs deg.
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Diseases Of the Horse and tohor domestic
n. D., at Han's Homeopathic Phsrmsoy, No. IT
IT Monument Park. Office prescriptions, 81 so.
Visits within the city limits, 81 so. JeZO;246;eOd
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T8URSDEY evening. June 29th will be pre-
sented, for the last time, the new Drama Of
MIRIAM'S CRIME.
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N uAAg s-ssss ssssss sasss.
Presentation Of diplomas. Benediction.
Representative Of the Phi Alpha Society.
tOlass Of 1864.
representative of the Theta Pi Alpha Society.
The essays and o%ratiOns were all credita-
BILE productions Mr.. Morgan gaves pleas
ant sketch of General Grant, and dwelt
upon the many points which made HIM
the type of American character.
Miss Taylor's essay showed how the
usual circumscribed sphere of women had
been enlarged into one of grand proper
tions by the war. When the battle first
burst upon us women commenced her la
bors by making pin-cushiOns, and she is
ending them by caring for armies. The
soldiers saved the country; the women
saved the soldiers.
Young America was srtisticslly portray
ed by Mr.. Kingsley. An eloquent tribute
was paid TO the heroism and fortitude of
Young America, as displayed in the late
war.
Mr.. Wilson, of the class Of 1864, forcibly
presented the many wonderful develop
ments that the rebellion has made.
Mr.. Arthur s. Cullum had not perfectly
committed his GRAFTON, but nevertheless it
was delivered in a way to display its meri-
toriOus and pleasing character. His de-
scriptlon Of JEFF. Davis last act was q fine
specimen Of satire.
Miss Leek's essay was well written, and
did much credit to its fair suthoress
Without wishing to appear inVidious, we
must still extend the palm to Mr.. Avery
Gallup, whose Grafton and ValedictOry Ad-
dress-"The Opening Ers"-Were ofuncOm-
mon merit.
at the conclusion of the ValedictOry ad-
dress, diplomas were presented TO the grad
usting class by Mr.. HumistOn, after which
the class was feelingly addressed by the
Rev. Mr.. Brewster. The members of the
graduating class were: Clifford ]. Morgan,
NeWburgh; Clara L. Taylor, Chicago; Ma
rietta B. Lsek, Cleveland and Avery GAL
lup, NeWburgh.
Each member of the class was made the
target for numerous bouquets, ct the cOnclu-
sion of their orstions and essays,
The band of the 1O4Ih Regiment was
present, and enliVsned the occasion with
It's superb music.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-29

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES AT THE CLEvE-
LAED IHsTITUTE.-The. fifth annual COM
I-aEiEnAA 4aoL
place yesterday afternoon, the exercises
commencing at two o'clock. The attend
ance was large, and the exercises of a char
acter to delight all. The following is the
ORDER OF EXERCISES:
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ID EVOLVING:. BUTTER DISHES
n Iast received o.. 00WLEs Z co.,
nsA2l W NS1da1 EoalS
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BALTIRORE MARKEr-JuDe Is.
LBy Telegraph
~EIOur-Tull.
Wheat-5aSo lower.
O~Orn-Dselinsd c. Yellow scarce and nomi-
nal.
PrOVisiOns-Qa't-
Whtsky-Firm at 81 %
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"Be AHAbIe and courteous in youth, that you may
be honOr'd in ago."
Use DR.. D. Il. seeIye's Liquid Oatarrh Remedy for
Cstsrrh difficulties, Cold in the Head, and for
cleansing the nose and head, that yeur days may
be long in which to bs honored, je2o:rS
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BARoMErRI1AL OBSERVATIONS recorded BY
L. H. sOlomonson, optician, under the
American House.
June Is, 1855.
Atmospheric pressure as indicated blythe
mercurisl barometer:
SAN. 6 p. NJ.
29.4 293
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CITY NEWS.3

ME1s DHAW6 I6JUUIE UIU EUIB Jul
style n quztfty III Ua4s-InnA IN
All the railroads leading to this city carry
for half fare on the Fourth.
July COuPOEs.-C. A. Read & Co., Bank
ers, s5 Superior street, are paying the high
est premium for July Coupon Interest.
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LOCAL NOTICES

Tomorrow, Farewell Benefit Of Ar. HolstOn.
nS-Grest preparations fer the Fourth Of July.
Two Performances, afternoon and evening.
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To conclude with the new Tsrce, called
DADDY HARDACBE
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PRAYER
fncTed MUSIC .--. 80. .s.s.. Ia hebAcs
Oration-Grant, the representative of American
character,-Cltaord J. MOrg N, Newburgh.
Music ....-. .--. banu.
Essay-Woman In War,-Miss Clara l.. Taylor,
Chicago, Ill.
oration@YOuDg America,-*HOrace B. KingS'ey,
jr Cleve and.
Music .-.... ..-""-.-bAn1.
Oration-Deyelopment Of the Wal, -fOarey A. Will
son, Newark.
MUSIC ...... 80. Dhuu
Oration-DAvis and L~incolns-%Arthur 8. Cu'lum,
Meadville, Pa.
MUSIC .-.--.
Esssy-Tne Nations Tears,-Miss Marietta B.
Leek, Cleveland.
Music .-..
Grafton and Va'edictory Addr, ss-The Opening
ErA-Avery Gallup, heWburgh.
MUSIC s-.... Bnuu.
Presentation of diplomas. Benediction.
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TOLEDO MARKET--June IS

TOLEDO MARKET--June IS.
[By Telegraph
Wheaf-Ia3c lower. Amber Mich gan u Az
red Wabash 81 25aI 3sH
COru-DuII; Sic for mixed. =
OnIs-Quie held at f3c-
Lake Freights-FiImi SIC on wheat to-
Buffalo, ~ to OsWego.
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LAKE NAVIGATION.
NRAND PLEASURE EXCURSION
10
LAKE SUPERIOR.


THE SPLENDID sTAUEOH STEAMERS
Lac La Belle and Northern Light,
VIII sail on Pleasure Excursions to the Upper
Lakes on the following days, leaving Cleveland Of
s O'Clock P. NJ:
LAC La BELLE, LIGHT
Cant. John Spaldire. Capt. n. II. Muroh.
Thursday, June .....-..32 TuesdBy, June--.--..21
/" july. July .-..-...n
JEly.----O July ..-.--..f5
Aug... 8 AuG .--..-. s
Aug-.-. III Aug .--..-..tz
Thsse Steamers were built expressly for the
Route; are fitted up with every care Tor the com
fort, convenience and safety Of Passengers, and
provided with careful and efficient ohioeB.
The Q is cknoWledge to be the finest
for health and pleasure on he continent. The
ssRound Trip comprises q distance Of about two
thousand miles, and Is tull Of variety AID interest,
which, with the cool and invigorating atmosphere,
renders it all that fs desirable for q summer trip OF
recreation and pleasure.
Etato-rOoms can be secured for the Round TRIP,
and further information given, by applying 70
ROBERT HAHNA a co.,
iun7:234 Cleveland, O.
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VIWhUW WHhEAHNE WUNU 80
TBI THLHasArB.l
FIOur-Steady and demand good Sales l,oOO'
bbls at IS 10 for No. ] spring, 81 Is for red WIN
ter IS 25 for white; 50 90 for double extras.
wheat Quiet. Amber MicbigA1 81 80; no; i
Chicago spring held at 81 2sal 80; No. 2 do 81 Is.
G~Drn-Quiet.
Other grains nominal.
Canal FFeiEhts-Firmer- Wheat was taken
last tight at 91&c 70 New York. To day eaIrlers
aIe askiog 1Uc. bu. We hear OF no engsgements-
Lake ImpOF1s-50 OUO bu wheat
Canat EXpOrts-- bblB hour, 9sOOO Du
wheat, 225, COO corn.
Bhipmenfsl-By Rail, SO bbIs aOur.