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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-08

FRoN LAKE SUPERIOR.-The steamer Me-
teor, Captain Thomas Wilson, arrived here
at half past four O'Clock yesterday after
noon. Her clerk, Mr.. C. Atwood, furnishes
the log Of her trip down, as follows:
The steamer Meteor left Bayfield,, on her
return trip. Sunday, July I'd, at 1880 A. N,
arriving At Ontonagon at $3.50 a. NJ, left On
tonagon at s, arriving at Eagle River ct
2:39 on the morning OF the Sd called at
Eagle Harbor, leaving the latter place at
S:25. Propeller Ironsides was just going
into Coffin Harbor; did not cali at Coffin
HsrbOr. Arrived at Portage Entry at 1850
P, n. having made the run from Eagle
Harbor in five hours and twenty-five min
utes-the quickest time ever made by any
screw steamer. Arrived at 3 P. NJ, leaving
Portage Lake at $50. Schooner Fretter
was there unloading lumber; Propeller
Northern Light was also there, bound up
met Propeller City of Madison, in Portage
River; left Portage Entry at Z P. NJ, arriv-
ing at Marquette ct midnight found the
miners hOrO on q "strike," and were un-
able to get any iron ore in consequence
The United States steamer Michigan hap
pened very ~Opportunely to be there at the
time of the strike, and NO disturbance was
apprehended, and il was thought that most
of the miners would resume labor in a few
days. Lieutenant F. A. Roe, commanding
the Michigan, who had been seriously iii
on leaving Detroit, was rapidly improving.
Steamer Traveller came in and left that
forenoon. The following vessels were also
in port: Bsrks, II. S. Fairfield, Massillou,
and Marquette; Schooners T. Baker, Kate
Robinson, Kate Hindman, C. A. King, J..
w. Nichols, Geo. D. Dousman, New London, |
W b Hiboard, City of Tarrss, j. L. Gross,
Hyphen, 1ronsides and Wiona. Left Mar
quette at 1870 P. N, on the 4th ran close to
s.he pictured Rocks" giving passengers a
fair view. In the evening had an impromp-
tn celebration, consisting of appropriate
and eloquent remarks from the Rev. Mr.. (
Stevens and Rev. Mr.. johnson from Mar. |
and Mr.. Jones from Wisconsin, in !
tersperssd with patriotic songs by the choir, |
concluding with q fine display Of fireworks. |
Arrived at the Ssult al A. NJ on the 9th ;
at 1880. Schooners. Eveline Bates, 4
David Wagstaf and 81. Sibley in tow of the
tug Anna Dobbins were Just locking through
bound up. Met schooner T. ]. Bronson in |
of the tug H. Martin below Nesbish
Propeller Lady Franklin aground
N the reef below Topsail Island. Arrived
u Detroit at 3 P. N; lesVing att Propeller
:. W.. Backus and steamer Planet passed
tut while lying there. Net steamer off
Thunder Bay supposed to be propeller Pc
Eabic. =sIsiH -
We bring thirty-fOur tons of copper from
)ntOnagOn; thirty-one from Eagle Harbor;
so tons pig iron for J. A. Redington, forty
Ons old iron from sault Canal Land Com
1890 cedar posts, considerable mis-
.ellaneous freight, and lis passengers.
We leave on our next trip for Bayfield, and
he North Shore, Monday, July 10, at P.
:, from the dock of Gsrretson & Co. +!
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HEW XORK MAHKEr-JuIyz !.

80
HEW YORK MAHKEE-JuIy z.
[BE THLEsaArH.I
COffOu-Lsss active but firm. sales at 49G
FIour-MoTe active aud IO99Oo better.
Sales at IS 5996 10 for extra state; So 6OGs IS
for common to good shipping brands extra ToHnd
hoop Ohio; Sc sOQ7 TtfOr trade brands.
Market closing firm. No sollsis at inside quota
tiokG.
Whisky-Hsavy and declining. Sales western
at 81 O3.
Wbeat-Advanoed Ease on spring and $3.50 on
Sales At 81 2saI 81 for Chicago spring; 81 26
81 2TH for Racine spring; 81 27@IS 81 for Mil
81 s9al IS Tor winter red western. 81 6OA1 So for
snber Michigan, 81 1tfo white Canada.
Kye-ActiVe and decidedly higher. Western
TSAs0o.
BnrIey-DuII.
Barley Nait-Quist.
COPn-I@eo better Ano In good demand Sales at
6Ta69fOr damaged; 7301So for unsOund; 79aS1 for
sound mixed wsstsEn; s2for high mixed nearly yell
oats Dull and2c lower. Sales at $50 for vest
C~OHee-steaSy.
Sugar-Qu' ct.
M~Olasses-DulI.
PetrOIeum-Quiet and steady. Sales at SEX
for Cruz e; 521zo for refined ia bond; 7039T2Le
for DO frea
P~Ork-Upeacd decidedly lowsrtut closed with
more hrn ness.
sa'es At SIS 1895 sa1 for new mess, closing At
S2S 6S%for cash; 623 H0g24 90 Tor 1884 do; SIS 25
@Is IS ior prime; $50 0o92O so for prIms mess.
Also 1850 bbls new mess, Tor July, sci rs and buy
er1s oPsios@A sac Ola29 IS
Sales az IUWI9 Ur PtHiu mvss
and l2ol6 for extra mess.
Bea1 HamS-Quiet
Iaru-FirmsF a. 16a2Oc.
H~utter-Quiet at 2Oas7o for Ohio and 27aS5 for
O~heese-QuIst at IO@l5o.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-08

FIRE.-An alarm of FIRE was sounded
about eleven O'Clock yesterday forenoon.
1t was found that the oil refinery of scho-
field Il Co, on Walworth Run, was on FIRE.
Steamer No. 1 ran out and saved the works,
taking water from the tanks of the refinery.
We have not boon able to learn the amount
Of damage done, but it was inconsiderable.
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Loss OF LAKE CRAFr.-The schooner Illi-
nois. with a cargo of lis tons of coal, was
struck by a heavy squall Off Vermilion, q
few days since, which caused her to leak
badly. She was headed for the beach, but
sank five miles out. The crew barely es-
capped in the small boat. .,.lb EY1Sa'"
The barge Empire broke in two during q
storm off the port of Buffalo, last week
Wednesday. She was built here in 1874 by
Captain G. W. Jones, for D. N. Barney &
Co., and registered I,196 tons burthen. She
was then a steamer and one of the best on
tho lakes, but was transformed, several
yO~-- aince, into a lumber barge.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-08

The KELxs-ThOse justly celebrated ac-
tors, the Keans, have been engaged to play
at the Academy Of Music four nights next
week, commencing on Wednesday evening.
The bare announcement is sufficient to
crowd the house during their stay. The
sale of reserved seats is going eff with great
raniditv-
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Found DEAD. - Mrs. P. T. Wallace.
Of this city, long afflicted with heart
disease, was found Head yesterday
morning. She had been invited out
to an evening party the night previous,
but not feeling ordinarily well, declined.
During the evening she complained of be-
ing cold, and had FIRE kindIed, near which
she fingered after her husband and others
in the house had retired for the night. In
the morning she was found q corpse.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-08

"THE WEEKLY REvIEw."-We have re-
ceived the first number of the above named
paper, published and edited by Messrs.
b. S. z. Matthias and Peter Schnur, in
Gallon, Ohio. 1t is gotten up in a neat
manner, and its selections show good taste.
TIL H-~StO OF t-0 6vUfTI0 Is independent
in all things: Neutral in Nothing" Long
live the Reuiei0.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-08

ANOTHna FouRTH OF JULY AooIDEEr.-WiE-
lie Black, a lad about ten years of age, liv-
ing on Bank street, WAS injured by the dis
charge of pistol OF the Fourth. He was
celebrating a Ia Young America, and in
driving in thewad with a nail, striking the
piece against a rail, the pistol went off.
The nail tore a thumb and two fingers quite
badly. He is doing well now.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-08

CLEVELAND BOARD OF TRADE DELKsArIor-
The delegation from the Board of Trade of
this city, to the Detroit Convention, will
leave next Monday evening, on the steam
er City Of Cleveland. Accommodations have
been provided for them at the Biddle
House.
1t Is expected that the Philadelphia dele
CATION will arrive here in time to go up on
the same boat. m
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NBENETrT OF EVELYN EvANs.-This sterling
actor will take a benefit next Monday night.
His many warm personal friends on the
West Side as we'll as on this, have expressed
3 desire to honor him in a BETTING, substan-
tial manner with some token Of their kind
regards for him as a gentleman, and
their appreciation and admiration of his
high qualities and excellencies as an actor.
We are glad to know that they have made
themselves prominent in the matter, and
have respectfully urged him to accept the
rendered benefit at their hands. Such q
proceeding is highly complimentary to the
abilities of Mr.. Evans, and as such he must
regard it.
he will appear for the first time on that
occasion in his great character Of "sir Giles
Over-rsach," and will furnish other attrae-
tons which will be announced in due time.
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BUFFALO MAKHET-IUIv ;
az EILRaRAPH.I

' tAA H~ALkaRAPH-
FlOuF-Qulet and easier.
Gheat-Ho. 2 Chicago spring 81 90. Oths.
COrn-Sslss No. ct 65. No lat 81.
9atsEEirmsr. Sales Ohio at $50.
Bye-65A70c.
Whisky-s2 O5a2 o6I.
SGAnAl EretghtSE -Firmsr. To New York
wheat l414e; corn IKE, oats SIC.
Lake lmpOEts--FlOur 1899 bbls. vbaai
ozI46 bu, corn 2l1492, oats ls21s, barley ASI59.
OAnAL BXBOFts-Wheat $3.50 corn I2g OO(
oats uIh2is barley 1880.
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TIE TWENTY THIRD N IcHIGAE.-The above
regiment, 453 strong, arrived at the SOL
diers' Home in this city from Pittsburgh,
about six o'clock yesterday morning, under
command Of Colonel spalding. After q
good breakfast at the Home, the steamer
City of Cleveland, which had just arrived
from Detroit, received the men on board,
and steamed straight back to that city, It
was q fine looking regiment.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-08

Oafs-Quiet and nomiRAlly 1870 lower. Sale
l car from store at Aso.
Rye-WlfhOut sale and nominal.
BarIoy-InaetiTe and nominal.
P~OFk-ASvsncod 500 2 Dbl. Now held At
ST. 90 for city packed Me,s and 81 90 for do Clear.
Bale 10 bbls mess at the advance.
L~ard-Msrkst steady at 9Oc in Kegs and 1870 in
HOFcss for city.rendered; country-rendsred &c.
Demand fair.
Smoked Mea1s-Market hrm. and demand
coed for city cured. Sales $500 lbs sugar.cured hams,
canvasied, at CSC; 5000 Bs plsin-cured hams, can
vused At nc, now held ct &c 1000 ibs dried bsef
st 2Oo. Shoulders Ice unesnvassed lie oauTassed
Baeon sides lee.
Beef-CIty Mess held at sls,cO. with light do
msnd.
Butter4Quist and without quotabls change
Sales Is kegs Western Reserve at 2l922e.
Cheese-In good demand, and market fra at
IO0l4c.
B~EKs-DenAnd fair and prices better. sales at
3924c.
HIRhWines-1nActlvs and nominal. Holders
are asking S2IOa@a,O5.
AIoohOl-Msrkst quiet and steady. Held At
. ,Os94,l2 for Os per cent. Neutral Proof Spirits
q 2O02,25. Cologne Spirits, ss per cent, S4,22.
PetrOIeum-Ths market is hrm. Sales 900
bbIs refined at 66e; 1910 bbls on private terms.
LAX Ffsh-Continue in fair demand at I'M
changed prices, but in very light supply. We
quote; WhisehHh, $780, Pokersl $500; Herring
$50; Trout SI,75.
Dried AppIea-Very little doing Sales
in = small way at Sc, ADD pay for packages.
Feathers-In demand at 75c . u for nice live
Sait-steady. Held at S2,25 for Fine; $3.50
for Coarse.
Als and PoFtaF-MarEst stsadg. Va quoss
- follows Present Uss IL Ale SO; Stock XXI
S14,C0i Ksnnstt Sl6,O0; Pale Dream 81; PoEtR.
a. Half and quarter barrels In proportion.
water ~Ltme-OswegO and Akren held at
SGD.
PlaaaeR-'Povsru' land plaster 5000 per
ton; Oalcinsd $500 D bbl.
AOpa-Firm- Rev York Stats $3.50, sooOrd'
ing TO quality Ohio 299Oo-
Malt-steady. Barley Malt held At $40 pei
buShei-
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ARRESTED FoK Commemorative men,
named Peter Repp and Campbell Dougher-
ty, we're arrested in West Salem, Wayne
county, a day or two since, on charge of
counterfeiting, and brought to this city for
trial before Commissioner White. They were
aPraigned yesterday, and DOugherty partly
examined, when the case was postponed to
Monday. Repp will be examined to-day.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-08

ADMITTED. re TIE BAR.-AIfrsd J.. Ware,
of Lima, Stark county, Ohio, was yesterday
admitted to practice in the United States
Courts. The degree of Bachelor of Laws
WAS conferred on him at the Ohio State and
Union Law College the day previous.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-08

GRAM PLEASURE -
VI EXCURSION TO LAKE sU- -
new staunch and~@D
elegant steamer IROHsIDES, Captain J. 4. Tur-
ner, with an excellent Brass and string Band on
board, Will leave Cleveland on . Grand Pleasure
Excursion to La Pointe, Bayfield, aad al intsrme-
diate points ofinterest on the South shore of lake
Superior, from our Dock, on Wednesday, July 18th,
at 8 O'Clock p. NJ.
State Rooms can be secured for the round trip,
and all necessary information obtained. by appIV.
ing TO MALONE PETIT 4 co..
Jun8O-27 III and LIE River street,
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POLICE CoURT.-Judge Abbey disposed Of
the following docket yesterday morning:
Drunkeness-Danie 0'Brian, John Jones,
Lewis Edwards, Peter Larter, each fined 81
and costs Walter Griffith and W. R. Jones,
costs ; William Shaw, 50 and costs.
Disturb ance-Frsnk Fesgtle, fined 81
and costs Catherine Watson, So and costs.
Vagrancy-Rosanna Murray, House Of
Correction thirty days.
Assault aud Battery-Buck Carr, William
Young, SIS and costs, each, on two different
warrants Ann Steel and John Steel, each
$40 and costs +; VIM. Pike ana usUrgu oiurA,
SO and costs ; Conrad Sumner, IS and
costs.
Grand Larceny-Henry lie, case cOntinu-
ed to the 10th.
Petit Larceny = Patrick Breen and
Michael Breen, each fined the costs.
There were several continued cases.
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AMUSEMENTS-
OADRMY OF WUsTO.

PRfOEs OF ADHESION.
Dress Circle and Psrquette 80 cents; Secured seats
TO Dress Circle, 70 cents; Family Circle, 90 cents;
Gallery. IS cents; Private Boxes, IS and S.
Single seats in Private Boxes, 81.
~ Oolored persons will, under no eircumstAn.
oes, be permitted to occupy seats in any other por-
ton Of the house, sAve the Gallery. Admission $50.
DooEs open at Z. Curtain rises ct 8. .
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OsWEGO uARKEF- July :

lBT fHLnaRAPH.l
FEOuF-Unehapged. Sales at 50 25 for No l
spIiOg S. IS for red western, 81 70, white IS so
Tor double extra.
Wheat-Better. stles 1900 bu Milwaukee club
81 ~; 400 No. ] DO 81 20. Lrst night TOO bn
1issaakesOlubst 81 lS- 5000 no. 1 WIateI red In.
diana at 81 40.
COrn-Held ct NC for No. Illinois.
Other grains nODinal.
Canal FrelEhts-Are drmer. Flour 99a40C;
what ~, corn 81 to New York.
Lake improvisation t25O0O bbls wheat 1000
bu heis--
Canal ExPOrts-ls35 bbls -four; 2lOOO bu
wheat, 1000 corn.
shipped BY Rail-1345 bbls -four.
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PERsOEAL.-We notice that Rev. E. P.
IngersoI, of s~andusky, delivered a very
able and eloquent OratiOn in that city on
the Fourth. Mr.. Ingersoll was formerly q
very successful andpOPuIar teacher in this
.citv-
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n. II Money M~arkeG--JuIy ..
u.G IBY TELEgRAPHJ r"
MOney-sleady at 100 . OF. for calIlOans.
Sterling EXehaAEe-A shade hrmer at
10sIA9I09H In gold.
G0Id-Without decided change, opening at
1891, and closing atl3sx. '1'
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NorrcE-Engagemsnt Of the great English ar.
tistes, Mr.. and Mrs.. OaAS. KEAN, commencing
July l2thJ for four nights only. In Consequence OF
the great expense attending the emit Of
these artIsteS, the prices Ggil be raised, with a view to
meeting the nscI ssAry outlay. As this will be the
only opportunity Of seeing these famous heroes of
the Legitimate Drama in America, none will regret
the advance n price.
B6B ox Back now open, and seats can be secured
for either night. or for the entire season.
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BOO TOLEDO HARKEI.-JaIy 2.
20 IBy Telegraph .r1 4
ElOur-UAeAsnEedS
Mheat-Aa3o better. Sales OF white Michigan
at 81 IS amber Mich gan at 81 3GaI 3G% for No.
I; rcd Wabash 81 SlaI 80.
CPSn-birm and &c better. Sales At Sc for No.
i miLsd
oats -Qu1et aud unchanged.
Lake EreiGhts--Dun and I3wer Sc on wheat
70 Buffalo. Te to LsWsgo,
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Atmospheric pressure as indicated BY {

FALSE ALARH.-The fire alarm sounded
about ten o'clock last night proved to be
false. No FIRE could be discovered.
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WALLACE On July 6, Mrs Sylvia Wall oe, wife
Of J. I. Wallace eyed a. Fueeral services from
Trinity Church, Sunday at 4 O'Clock !. NJ. -.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-08

PERsozAL.-Msjor General Scho6eld ar
rived in this city on Thursday night, in
company with Colonel J. A. Campbell, As
sistant Adjutant General on his staff. They
were dressed in civilian suits, and seemed
DESTROYS TO travel inoog. They took sup
per at Wheeler and Russell's rooms at the
depot, purpOsing TO leave on the ten O'Clock
train the same night. They changed their
plans, however, and stopped over at the
WeddeI House. Generalschofeld left yes
terday morning for Missouri to see q baby
he has just been "blessed" with, and Col
onel Campbell will leave to-day for Ten
neAsee on official business. The Colonel
was formerly q printer in this city.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-08

Bourbon, Bye, Scotch and Irish Whisky
French Brandy, Gin, Port, Madeira. Oaret and
Native Wines, London Porter and Scotch Ale, for
medicinal use; the very best Congress, Kissen-
gen, vichy and other Mineral Waters, at HALLS
Homeopathic Pharmacy, No. IT Monument Park.
Je2O:246:eod
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CHICAGO MAREH-

CHICAGO MARRET-.IuIv
by Telegraph
F~7Our@Sssady.
WheaG-FiIm and adv spcsd sa4c. Sales At
u gI% for No. /, and s2A9So for No. 3.
OOrn-Ftrm and a<vaneed lka2e. sale1 AZ
o9zSaooo Tor No. and ESAbsEc for No. 2,
Dnts-Firm and owned Ial%o.
Freights -Ao.fVe baE upohaSssd. rr
RrOv1siODE-Rirm.
AtghWiD. es-Unobapged.
MeSs Ps5rk-S25 5OA26 90.
alas-FlOur, 26OO bbIs. wheat 1900 bu;
corn lS-&Os OATS loo
a, SoatIAme9Is-StO bblS fsGr; 1900 bu wheat;
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Co. D, eTH V. R. C.-co. D, 9th v. R. c.,
which has been doing provost guard duty
here several weeks, was in part mustered
out on Wednesday. There were thirty-six
Of eighty msmbers thus set free. They
are still here, and expect to be paid off to-
day. The remainder Of the boys left for
JohnsOn's IslanoT Thursday, where they had
been serving as guard of rebel prisoners
before they came here. Every one who has
had susht to do with this company, isIoud
in praise of the intelligence n perfect
gentlemsnliness of all its members.
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BEEzF1T OF Mr.. JAMES LEwIs.-We have
alfeady announced that Mr.. Lewis will take
. benefit at the Academy of Music to -night,
his tarcu0eH benefit. Every body knows,
who is at all conversant with stage affairs
here, that "Jim Lewis" has become, long
since, an universal favorite. Cleveland
swears by him in all matters comedical. He
Is regarded, and justly, the first low-com-
edian in the West. He goes, in a week or
two, to LIay in the Olympic theatre in New
York city. Before his departure, however,
his multitudes of friends wish to tender him
a benefit, and it will, without doubt, prove
itself the father of all benefits. aladdin"
will be presented-thAt splendid spectacle
play, of which lovers ofbrilliant scenic nov
elites and beauties never tire,-and the ir-
resistible, comedy, "Wild Ducks" with
Mr.. Lewis as chief drake. "Barney, the
Guide will sing a song or two.
We trust there will be a slight modera-
tion in the weather, that the Academy
building may not be intOlerable from heat,
for it will be crammed to its utmost capac-
ity.
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OPTICIANS,


Practical snd Scientific 0pticiAn, keeps the lRgEsE
asHortment Of Optical Instruments IN the city.
Being an old establishment, and having been ex-
tsnsiVely patronizsd, he has tho conhdenes that
his peessnt stock will warrant the continuance Of
public faVoIa. AL his 5peotaeles are of the best
quality Of crystal glasses, ground under bis own
inspection, in all cases curing weakness, d~izzinssss
and imparting strength for long reading and dne
sewing. Artificial ey es inserted without paia.
O~FFICE-ls0 Sup rfor-st., first door frCm the
entrance to the American Hotel.
ag-BeWare Of travellers claiming 20 Be Mr.. Solo
monaon or bis aqent. fuy2E
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Z -ADVERTIsEMEI

Academy Of Music-Beneit Of James Lewis.
o. Cut er 4 Son-Auo.ion Ssles.
2Il Superior st.1GirI Wanted.
81 Superior st-OpsratorE Wanted.
L. Moreau-Parrot Lost.
Morgan, RoOi& Oo-Empress Kid Gloves.
Rev. Jas. a. huse-LooaI Notice,
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Our pains are real things, and sl
Our pleasures but fAntsstical;
Diseases OF their own accord,
But cures come dImCulT ana n1rd
Yet all who have ever tried it. say DrEe q. See.
lye's Liquid .CdtarrL Remedy Hever fails TO remove all
pains, aches and troubles arising from Oatarrh diff
-fculties. TRY IT. jys;RS
The Lightning FIy-KiIIer. - Destroys
Flies instantly, and Is not liable to be mistaken
for anything else. Is easily prepared and used,
and doesrapid execution. Each sheet will attract
end kill a Quart of Flies-snd promotes quiet in
reading, peace while you eat, and the comforts Of
g nap In the morning.
3 Sold by all Druggist.
iune28-25l;eod4tW.
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PLEASURE EXCURSIONS

DYE FLOUR RYE FLOURi-For
IG saiei 4 lots 20 Euit, st Warehouse Of
Ap1t eAEDkAR BURT 90.
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MARINE NEWS
POKT OF CLEVELAND,

pol EOkE OF CLEVELAND.
INFERRED .-.----JUL CT.
etnT City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Pop Idaho, Oonkey, Buffalo
Prop HoW York, MenrO, Dunkirk H
Bark David Morris. Day, Marquette
Bark Twilight, Vance, Marqastte
schr Prebls, Ellsry, Port Huron
Sehr WilingtOnt POmerOy, MarqustGs
seow Mhittlesea, Hyde, Port HBrou
ScoW Msy Breeze, Parsons, Port Huron
seow Morning Bell, Titus, Tousant
scow SPEAKER, Haley, DetTOlt =
sooW Mona, Carran, kelley's Island
Inn ST.
stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Dstroit
Prop New York, MOnro. Toledo
Prop Idaho, COnkey, Chicago
Prop &C La Belle, Spslding, Ontorazon
Prop EveTgreea City, Penny, Green Bay
Sohr Alzora, eksVitt, King5viIls
5ohr " Il Willard Sherwood, Sarpia
scov Eagle, Powell, Marble Head
Scow Ida and Mary, La aAy, Alpena
seOW Mona, Oarran. KeIeyss Isiapd
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LEADER.


~ OtisenI wishing conveyance to other Of the
hbove Tratn1 or Boat, viii be called hoFby Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Ltns. By leaving their address
door 70 the Weddelf HouRaL
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lf5 FAREWELL BENEFIT OF
MR. JAM ES LEWIS
GREATEST BILL OF THE SEASON

SATURDAY evening, July 8, the performances
will with the NE " COMIC DRAMA Of
WILD DUCKS,
John Duck, irregular Canvas Baekl James Lewis.
After which Mr.. JOHN HEBRON, Who has
kindly volunteered, will sing some Of bis Irish
Songs.