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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-03
MEApVTLLE NEWS.
'tpally Correspondence of the Cleveland IEADIn.l


.f1i gf "MEGDTILLE, Pa, June ], 1865.
CAEDIDATEs FOR 0PPIcE.-As the time aP-
proachss for holding primary meetings,
seekers for office are beginning to announce
themselves in the local papers. Up to this
date the following names are announced,
subject to the decision of the Republican
primary meeting, to be held on the 23d
inst. For Assembly, ColonelG. q. Bemiss,
of Meadville, and John O. sturtevant, of
Spring; for District Attorney, Harvey
Henderson, of Meadville; for County Treas
ursr, Sergeant A. ]. McQuiston, of West
FAllowfsld, and Captain D. P. Jones, Of
Titusyille; for Commissioner, Darius
shreve, Of Bloomfield, and B. G. David, Of
ssegsrtown; for Auditor, James Irwin, of
Nashville. b Z
The Democrats were to have met on the
3lst ult., at the American Hotel, to make
their denominations.
LTHETr.-A German girl by the name Of
LOEtman was arrested last week for breaking
open aud extracting money from letters of
her former employer, which had been given
to her by one of the clerks in the post office,
who supposed she was still in the GENTLE
mans employ. She gave 200 dollfrs
bail to appesr Def ore q Justice on Monday,
but in the meantime took leg bail for other
I parts. The amount stolen by her from the
letters is vAriously estimated at from Eve
hundred to thousand dollars.
NEAR DRowEIKG.-A little son of Mr.. Nor
tor, residing on Walnut ~street, near the
canal, came near drowning Wednesday af-
ternoOn. He was engaged playing on board
er's residence, and on goingtOO close to he
side of the boat, lost his balance and fell
into the water. A man engaged in painting
a house near by, happening to see him fall,
Immediately swan out and caught him in
time to save him from drowning.
Our soLDIza BoTs.-The brave men who
have long been battling for US will soon be
at home, and upon their arrival here,
should meet with q warm and welcome re-
ceptiOn, as they are deserving. We would
suggest that a meeting of all the citizens
be held at the Court Rouse, to raise means
and naaks- the necessary arrangements,
forthwith, for this purpose. Let 1t be
DONE.
twARH AND DRY.-The weather for the
last three days has bsen exceedingly
1warm and dry in this vicinity. A good
rain would benefit the crops materially,
and from present appearances, we will
soon b eivisited by such. H.
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RrI--Mor, a,tIv,. Sale. % bbls At zoe.

EEEz-Mors astivs. Sales 30 bbls at zoe.
C~aeese-IB good steady demand for new ". R.
dairy at l2Hgl6e for fair to prime.
HfEhWtnss-The market continues quiet, but
holders to-day advanced their Tiews 29so, elosing
at s2,tT92,Os.
AIeOhO4-Hsrket firm and steady. Held At
8 ,lo94,l5 for 81 per cent. Neutral Proof Spirits
81 2OS2,s6. Cologne Spirits, % per cent, A,25.
Pstr0leuEa-fhs market 10 quiet and steady
~ 7O0T2c for refined.
Dried A~ppies-Dun. Sales 7 bis st exc,
pay for Packages.
Dried Resehes-UnPeelsd held ct see. No
peeIsi in market.
Lake F1sh-1n coed request snd steady. Sales
40 half bblS No. I whiishsh at ss,75; 40 half bbIs
No. 1 P.ckersl at s. 0Oi 20 half bbls Herring 1t
S6,T5; 20 half bbls No. I Trout ST,75
POtafOes-Ths market has ruled quiet for the
past day or two, but steady. Holders ct the close
to-dsy sTs Asking sos On track and 9Oc from st re
fer pesehblOVs By the car
salt Steady. Fi7e AID. Coarse and Ground
Solar s2,l5.
HOps-Firm. New YORK State 45aB0o, accord.
ing TO quality; Ohio 29SOo.
EaEs-stesdy. 8Arisy Malt held st $40 per
bushsL
$3.50; Esanet. el6,O0; Fals Cream ~; Port 7
Half and quarter barrels IN proDortion.
water ~LinaS-Oswsso and Akrsn he'd at
Ss2o.
PEa-Sa-- Lower. Wp~vsrrss land pIasssF 80
per ton; Caleined $500 q Dbl.
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Daily Review Of the Cleveland whole
sale Market.

Daily Review Of the Cleveland whole
sale Market
FEIDAY Ev1slHs. June 2, lssG.
Fretghts-Ths following are the rates By Lake
(Stsam) and Rail from this port to New York and
Boston. All Bail rates are I've cents higher.
To New York.-Flrst elass SI.fT; Second class:
sL,o0; Third eIass; SIC Fourth class; 500. Flour,
500; Wool, u,76.
To BOston.-F rt class; sl,ss: Second class:
SLOs; Third elA.s: $50; Fourth olals soc. Flour,
Si,1a. Wool $3.50.
F1Ou-Duil, tran'aCtionV being only in mall
retail lots. We quote FIR round lots at S7,Oe9
7,s5 for Xxx red Ss,tOss,25 for Xxx white.
WheAt-Thsrs was 3 better demand to day for
No. 2 red, at az advance, but other grades were
without reported ssls. Sales Nere S.0Og bu and 1
car good No 2 red fOm store st sl.s6; 7Obu
choice do do st q, 4Oi car poor do DO ct 81 80.
OO~rn-ouiet, but 2eSc better. Sale ear good
No. 3 shelled from store at CSC.
Oats-In fair request and firm. Sale 8 cam from
store ct $50. q Il151l
Rye-HO salss reported and market nominal.
BaFley-InAetive End nominal.
POFk-In air trade demand and steady o. az
90 for eity-packed msss and $50, 90 for do Gear
LRrd-In moderate request a. leASOo for city.
rendered in tieresS and kegs. Geantry made selling
ina mail Way at Ice.
Smoked Meass--Fair demand and steady fol
eity'surSd meats at the following prices {. Sugar.
cared hans 30 for canvazsed and 20 for unoau-
Vassd plain hams zoe bacon 1sc shoulders Ice
drisd besf lso iOrcsnVAsssd and Is for uncanvasSs5.
Hess Beef-selling in . small way at $500
for city packed.
RusteE-In Eght demand and lower. Sales Is
arkisS choice Western Reserve ct &c, 10
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A LUXURIOUS ROuTz PoR TRAvELLERs.-
All weary and dust-and-noise-dresding
travellers will rejoice to know that in the
Sahara of cinders and dust which journey
ing noW-s-dsys implies, there is, at least in
the route from Cleveland to Buffalo, g most
delightful oasis. The New York Central
Railroad Company have, with q care for the
pleasure and comfort of the general public
which is most commendsble, built three
splendid PrOpellsrs, which run between
this city and Buffalo, and convey passen-
gers between the two cities as quickly and
cheaply as by rail. The bOats-the new and
splendid steamers Atlantic, Arctic and
Pscife,-and as handsome and luxurious
as any boats on she Lakes. A night in one
of them, and upon the bosom Of Lake Erie,
is lust as comfortable ard 9 Thousand times
more novel and enjoyable than q bed at q
hotel or at home. The cool breeze of the
Lake, the scenery of Sea and shore, the re-
freshing swirl of the water around the
swiftly moving vessel, the luxurious par
brs and the inviting staterOOms contrast
Delightfully."- with the noise, the racket, the
and smoke and cinders of railway
travel in summer. Crede erperto.
These boats, during the season, will leave
Cleveland at $3.50 P. N, thus connecting
with trains from the South and West, run
ming through to Buffalo without landing,
and arriving mex morning in time for early
trains on the New York Central. The fare,
including supper, stste-rOOm and breakfast,
is $500 less than by rail. Railroad tickets
are taken for fare.
The daily line commences to run on Mon
doy next, June 5th. The Pacific, however,
this afternoon at three P. n, from the
dock of the New York Central Railroad
Company.
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FoUR OF JEFF's CAPToRs IN CLEVKLAND.-
-Four members of the Fourth Michigan
Cavalry, who were under command Of
Colonel Pritchard on the memorable occa-
sion of the capture of JEFF. Davis, arrived
at the Soldiers Home in this city, Thurs
day evening, on their way to their homes,
on a brief furlough. Their names were
John C~averner, Sergeant, c. W. Tyler,
Corporal, and Joseph oden and B. F.
Nicholas, privstes. Their arrival was an
event at the Home and broke the hum
drum style of life and experience current
there. No catechism was ever pored over
more sssiduously, no cistern was ever
pumped more persiStentiy, nc oracle was
ever consulted with more spirit and long
continuance than were they: they were
catechised and pumped, all through their
stay, concerning the great capture, and
their account of the affair tallies in all es-
septial points with that already published.
Sergeant Caverner was one of 9 small
party who waded throughthe marsh water,
slime and 9oze. and made 9 reconnaissance
on the camp-ground Of Jefferson the Petit
coated. They say that JEFF Appeared in q
dress, without hoops, cloak or hood, with q
pail on his arm, r., &c. One of the men
noticed he had very large feet for 3 woman,
and, stimulated by that startling discovery,
he peered again, and detected the military
boots. JEFF. was peremptorily "halted,"
and ordered to throw off the cloak. He
wriggled his shoulders, and gave 3 jerk,
causing the garment to fall off upon the
ground. In his mingled modification and
rage, he barred his breast and cried out to
the guard, and indicated in s very passion
ate way, that he desired them to speed q
bullet through his heroic thorax or dia-
phrsgm.
These men state that at several points on
their triumphal route through the sou'h to
the seaboard, attempts were made 70 rescue
JEFF but they were skillfully and success
fully bafisd. On the voyage JEFF. was
"huffy," and they report that he several
times attempted to wrench from the guard
q weapon with which, it WA thought, TO
dispatch himself
The party had in their possession what
they claimed to be one of the four Colts
navy revolvers found in Jef's possession,
and also his elegant ~feld-glass. They
seemed highly elated, as we'll they might
be, with the consciousness of their personal
connection with the brilliant enterprise
which was set on foot for, and resulted in
the capture of, JEFF. Davis. the Count Gag
liostro of American history. They enjoy
telling over the incidents and smallest de-
tails of the transaction, and if unmarried
men, they will, each, probably win his
Desdemons by recOunting this their great
adventure and success.
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SEW ADVERFIsBMENss 8.

Academy OF Music Sixteen String Jack, &C.
Taylor, GTiswold & Co.-New Goods.
M. Halle 4 Co Pearl Buttons.
General B~sigs-sals Of Army Mules.
=. 1. Pa'dUin 4 Co.-BArgsinS.
N. 7. Co.-For Ohiosgo.
DR.. PolAnd-White Pine Compound.
Bal0ne, Petit & 90 FOR Lsks Superior.
Joseph singeT-Eotice to W~ater-TsEers.
@. E Horton-Businsss Men Wanted.
Wanted-Piano FIn'shsr.
CrowelI a Oo.-FlAgs.
Leonard skinneT-InformAtion Wanted.
Alexander scohsld--Ios for sAIe.
Wanted-Situation.
James GiImore-Agents Wanted.
GarretsOn & Oo.-For Lake Superior.
TTuseott 4 InghAm-Looal Notice.
N. halle 4 Co SILK Cord.
The Hubbard Mower-LOcAl Notice.
West Side Store-Locsl Notices.
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sPRINELIEa PROSPECT STREEr.-The hearts
OF the residents on this most dusty Of all
our city'S thOEOughfAres, were made glad
yesterday BY the appearance Ofthe sprink-
ling cart. The insuferable dust was laid
wherever passed this barrsl-Organ, the
girgling Of whose water was pleAssnter
than the music grou-d out by the greasy
Italian. There is little resemblance between
the Water-cart and 3 thunder shower, but in
the absence of the latter, the former passes
for an institution patented by Father Plu-
vius himself. All Prospect street house.
wives felt, yesterday, like bringing out tim
brsIE and sackbuts, or something else lively,
10 express their joy. .
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sEw YORK HAHsEE-June 2.

- AAAAahAEdaI
COtfOn-Dul and heavy. Sales At Acc for
mlddhBg.
~FIour-opened dull and h'Avy and CLOSED 80
SAILS at So 45as IS for extra state; SO ear 10
extra road EooD Uhsei 81 Los 50 for trads
band
WhIsky-DuI 6 d lower. Weltsrn g O9
So II, closing at o.
wheat 29se better. Sales amber Michigan at
81 IS0t 81 waite Michigan 50 60.
r. e & ct.
B~arIey-hd Barley Malt dull and no7iI al
Corn Opentd fl mer sno o'Oaed heavy and
drCOpink bales a. 3 @9Oc fsrinfsrior mixed Eest-
gro; sAs95o 70 sound do; s'%e for infsrier western
yellow.
Oa1s-Exeited ard Sac better, with good de-
mand from Government. 81 6Oc fOr CaradA; 6-a6so
for we,tsrR, closing at 57a'sc for western.
s.sa5y. Cuba Museovado Il; Havana
1Ial3Zc
N@iasses-Qu'ot.
Petroleum Dull at SIC for crude, 1880 for
re med in bond; 6s9t9O for 10 ice.
Wool Quiet.
POrk-Exc Ted snd decidedly higher.
Saes at s 8 0Oa2n III or new mess. closing at
Q al ana regular way, oitslng At - cash
SO 90 or prsm (; $40 1850 % for Trime mess,
Also 6lOJ bis new mess lOr Juhe ard Juls sellers
option, at SIS 00a25 =; 20 Ibis prims r ess; for
JAY, buyers o .tiJn. ct so 90.
~Beef-stsady sales at SO Oo9I4 % for plain
mess SE2 OOmts 20 for extra mess.
92S 30.
Cot Meats -Firm sales st I2caI4c for
shoulders; 49I7ze for hans.
RaeOn-t ult.
E~aFf-S'eady. Sales ct I51rSc.
B~utfer-Qaiet at 25@33e for THO, and 1895
for siat-.
G~heese-puH At IOaI7o.
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SUPPLIES WANTED FOR 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, sOusrkrauE,
&c. From this time the Home will be
crowded with returning soldiers-many of
them sick and disabled, and all must have
hospitsble care. All gifts fOrthe Home may
be left at the Aid Society Rooms, No. SO
Bank street, or carried directly to the
Home at the Depot. Any n desiring to
visit the Home will be cordially received.
We invite all to call and satisfy themselves
that their gifts are needed, and will be we'll
appropriated. SOLDIERS AID Society.
Country papers please copy.
Cleveland, May goth. 1855.
roavQ0.OIT
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A Dad LETTER-"The letter" not only
"killeth"Often as the Apostle intimstes, but
gets killed ITSELF as is strikiugly exempli-
fed in the manner in which The bathing
ordinance now in vogue, is being trsmpled
upon by sundry persons. There were tive
dozen cases Of violation of this ordinance
before the Police Court yesterday morning.
The lake shouldn't be SO fair. Beautiful
as the nylnph ssbrins she woos the possible
offenders, in these sultry heats, to her cool
retreat, and it is nc wonder they forget the
human enactment in what seems goddess
Nnvitation.
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POstomee Nonce--Ohanre Of

POstOmee NOfice~-Uhange Of lime.
CLEvELAND PosToFF1oE, May 81, 1865.
On and after June LIST, 1865, the Post
Office will be opened at z 80 An.
A new time table has been arranged for
letter carriers. The carriers in the bust
ness territory will leave the Postofice at
the following hours: First delivery, 1880
A. n; Second delivery, $3.50 A. n; Third
delivery, HIS A. n; Fourth delivery, 2
P. N; Fifth delivery, 4 P. N; Sixth deliv-
cry 9 P. n.
In the territory lying between Ontario
street and Wilson avenue, including Scran-
tons Flats, the Rights, and the West Side:
First delivery, 7:SO A. r.; the balance of
the deliveries will be made as heretofore.
je33t E. CoWLEs, P, M.
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Social AND COEvIv1AL.-John Murray and
Bridget Murray. whether husband and
wife, or brother and sister, some Probate
Judge may know, hsd 9 nice little drunke
day or two since, it seoms. They doubt
less got to proposing toasts and ~hsFsDgiDg
50 vehemently, and perhaps responding in
the fervent style of g~esticulsting with
clincbed fists, struck out straight from the
shoulder towards the others eyes, that the
neighbOrs and police got wind of the con
vioiun etcGpEtJ ranguH. They were brought
into the Police Court yesterday morning,
and fined Eve dollars, each,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-03

Pfe-R1e.-Ths Society Of SpiiisualiStI will hold
sPic-nic in East @ evs'aud, on the grounds Of the
East OIsEsIand Railroad Company, on Thursday,
the LIST Of June. Msmben Of the Society, with
their friends, are cordially invited. There will be
speaking on the grounds BY Mrs. susy A. HutchIn-
con, Of NeW Hampshire, and others. Cara will
leave the Park At l0h A. N. precisely.
mySO:st TIE COMMITTEE. e.
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FRoN LAKE SUPERIOR. - The staunch
steamer Pewabic, Captain George Mckay,
arrived at this port shout hslf-past twelve
yesterday afternoon. Her Clerk, Mr.. Mack,
left the boat at Detroit, but will here
this morning. We we're not able 10 obtain
the log of her trip down, the Clerk having
it in his possession. We learn, however,
that she had q very pleasant, quick and
prosperous trip, and brought down the
usual amount of coal, miscellaneous freight,
and the common number of passengers.
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A large lot of good a Pipe, suitable
for plumbera' use also, marble top corner Wash
Stands and fixtures, Bath Tues, showsr-bath
heads, Doors, Shelving, Lumber, &ei sls", one
iron Water-hsater, (f ten barr-ls rapAcity) viii
be sold In front Of o.. Cutts- . Sons Auction Ron,
no. 1884 Bank street, on Saturday, Juns 50, at 3
O'Clock F. NJ. Also, : Ia gs lot Of Household Fur
niture.! ~JuaI;2I5
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OsWEGo usRKEr. June 2.

AAA EALAaAAFH-N
E~IOgr-Go-d d mand Sales At 81 IS for No. 1
spring, 81 rs or red winter, IS 5Oas IS for white;
~ z5as 20 for amber extra.
Wheat-Quist. Sales No. 1 MilwAukes Club at
81 20.
COrn-Quist. No. I Illinois Sec.
Othe grains nominal
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CADEMY or MUSIC

PRICES or ADMISSIONS. .
Drsss OirrIs and Parquette so cent?; Secured Seats
20 Dress Circle, IS cents Family Oroie, 80 cents;
Gallery. % oenta; Private Boxes, IS and S.
Single seats In Private Boxes, 81.
81 Oolored persons will, aEdsT no circumstAn-
oes, Be permitted to occupy seats in any other por-
ton Of the house, save the Gallery. Admission z6o.
Doors open st 7. Curtain rises ct 8.
A POWERFUL BILL. -'
The Great Drama Of Sixteen String Jack. Look
.sH ~ the Cast.
LAST EIe9T OF TIE SPANISH DANCERS.
Saturday evening, June Sd, will be presented the
three-sct Drama Of @- EIl~
stXTEEN STBING JACK;
On, The JdFA AND ADVHHTUREs or JACK RAM.
GRAHO PsS DE DEUX, by o.
SIGSORITA N sIeN0R Z1hEHE5.-
To conclude with the ever lAughblss Fare Of the
- GHOStl
Monday, Benefit Of Mr.. simcosL lee.
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MARINE NEWS.
POET OF OGEVELARD.

INK "a
.stmr Morning Star, Yissr. Detroit.
srmr City Of cleveland, Mckay, Detroit.
Prop - safe, witch u, Dunkirk
Prop CanistsO, BlAckm4a. Dunkirx
Prop NeW York, Monroe. Drnkirk
Prop Badger state, Gebhsrd, Buffslo
Prop logs, sissou, Toledo
Prep OWegO, Brown, buffzlo
Prop OeyelAnd, Williams, Ogde ,s-
schr Sea Bi q, harrington, nus
Sehr J A Mcdonald, Hue -SsIaeN
Schr o J Roeder, You
echr Winona, MoF ai15s 1s-ona
Sew Granville. Connolly, Pond ~
Sow 6lseF eVsn, Smith, Black River
Gov . and Mary, La May, Athena
80 Herzynia, Kslso, Saginaw
Earge Experiments, Boys Pigeon River
Tug W b Oastle, Racket Pigeon River
q CLEARED 1-2.
stnr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
stmr Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit.
Prop Gianite state, Bishop, Ogaensburph
froP lrOnsides, Turner, O~ntonlgon
Prp Pacific, Kelley, Buffalo
Prop cleveland, Williams, Chicago
Prop OWego, Brown, Toledo
Prop JiOga, SissOn, Dunkirk
6roP Baoesr siate, GethArd, Chicago
Prop New York. MOnro, Toledo
Prop Oanisteo, Blackman. ToIedo.
Prop P~assaic, Mitchell, Tolsdo
Bark Orphan Boy, FO4ter Muvaukaa
sehr New London, Lampah, Maraust.a
eeoE Frankie Wilcox, Post, Saginaw
STOW lAgle, Powell, Saginaw
Tug Castle, Beckett, DetrOit
A aA4- t1r -IIGa
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FLOUR AND FEED.

FLoURi FLOUR FLOUR AT Re
II DUCED PRICES@,Ooo bbls fresh ground
Flour, all grades; some very ehoice brands Of Bed
and White Wheat, suitable for family or bakers
use, for Esls. at Warehouse, Isl MsrWin 81. Gro
osrymen, Bakers and othsrs In Wznt vii conhult
their own interests By examining our stock,
Ap14 GARDHHB, BURTA %,
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ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-The drama Of Gus
tache, the Man of the Mountain" was
presented at the Academy last evening.
The house was ridiculously small, aud we
wonder that the company could catch from
the enthusiasm of such al audience a sufi-
Client degree of inspiration to enable them
TO 20 through > performances with any AOrtOf
merit. But the play, as presented, was a
success, and pronounced by all a very fine
and excellent thing.
The new farce, ''Ticklish Times" was
rendered in a style so felicitOns that the
house were put into the utmost good humor.
A capital Saturday nights bill is offered
this evening : "~si1teen-string Jack" and
that best of fsrces, 1.-THE Ghost" We trust
q better house will be out tonight than has
been wont to gather at the Academy during
this hot weather. i
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TOLFDO MARKRr--Junea


Wheat-In active d msnd AID advanced 1aqe.
saes uh1te aiehissu ct 81 TSsl "A; ambsr Michis
gan 81 55; T d winter S "a
COrn.Inm dsra'e demsnd ard advanced 1a2o,
Gales st e4t65c.
Oafs-SIesdy at Sos.
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Inc. 1900 Dec 5s4 3 0 Inc 2zs,7O Inc $500
By reducing the wheat to -four, the quantity CT
the latter left At tids-vAter this year, compared
with the corresponding p,riod Of last year, shows q
deficiency OF Ic4, geo bbls -four.
The following cOmparative table shows the quaLs
tfty Of S7me Otths principal articles OF produee Ief
At tide-water from the commencement Of naviga
tion to and including the 22I Of May, in the years
inSInat.d IL ~
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West Side stOre.-We have a good assort-
ment Of Bleaehsd and Brown BhsetiDgl, shirtingg,
Stripes, TiokH, Denims, OottonSd'I, Linens &C.,
which We are selling At the lowest market price.
..e. IRUsOOTT 4 NGHAM.
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Dyspepsia, Nervousness and Debility.
DR.. srRTCKLAN0S IONIO.-We can recon-
mend those suffering with Loss Of Appetite, Ind
gsstion. or Dyspsps'a, EerVousness and Nervous
Debility, to use Dr.. strickIand's Tonic. It is q
vegetable preparation, free from alcoholic liquors;
It strengthens the whOls nervous SYSTEM 1t Gre
ates 3 good appetite, and is warranted to cure Dys-
pepsia snd Nervous Debility.
Fer sale by Druggists generally, ct 81 per bottle.
Prepared by Dr.. A. Strickland. 6 East Fourth st.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
BENTON 3 DUNHAM, Agents, Cleveland m6R5
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PERsoxLL.-senatOr sprague and family
arrived in the city yesterday, and are
stopping at the Weddell House.
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BUY THE BEST.
THE MOWEE

THE MOST PERFECT IN h WoRLD.
The undersigned have taken the Agency Of these
Justly. MOwi 6 Machines, and oder
them to the farmers of this vicinity, at the manu-
fGcturer's prices. JOHN DAVI & co,
Juns:2Is 14T Ontario street.
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Two secondhand Pianos will be sold at
ire Auction Room of o Cutter . Son, No. lSi Bank
street. on Saturday, June Sd, at 2 O'Clock pre-
cissly. JunI:2l5
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Miss RAEsON, Portrait Painter. Room
IA, NOrthrOp and HarringtOn's Block. Open
from 2 till 5 P. n, daily. iunI:225
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AUCTION SALES,
,ATURDAY, JUNE 81, 1865.
DYEINc,
FREDERICK OYRIAX.

FREDERICK CYRIAX,
French Fancy steam DYE Work. anO
Cleaning establishments
BelTidere Farm, East Cleveland, and
96 Seneca Street.
OFFToE-lW Seneca IT., Cleveland. o,
I mean TO make this the BEGTDYE-HOUsU IN
THE WEST, and shall spare no sdort 70 dive sat.
kfaetton-
1 call the especial attention Of Gentlemen 70 tn
IMPROVED FRENCH STYLE
or uesuing or Bs-dYoing Ofnsds-up GaERsRtas