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BUFFALO s1AakEr-May Ie

IHT TELEsEAFH.l
FIOur-r oil and lower
Wh~Rt-DuI salss Toledo Wintsr at 81 45;
No. Milwaukee spr ng 81 %. OnIy light milling
dtmaud.
UOrn-Duli at T5c for mixed AID SOC for yellow
aud white
Oats-Eirmer. Sales at 4O942c; closing hsmer.
RarleY-Os OsDadA 81 Us
NJ e-Nomlnai
Nbisky-DuI and no 7 iual. Sales at g o5
Canal FretEbfs-TO New York, wheat lSo,
corn lu1So, oats ~ asc- To bAny corn 81
IsHke Imports 456n, wheat q 900,
corn 2, ,604
canal FXPOrts-Flour l,0T3 bbls, wheat 81.
$50 Bu, corn Al, $50, oats q ,73O.
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FLAeeISs.-The old rickety pavement at
the head of River street, along side of
Isaac's clothing establishment, has been
taken up, and preparations are making to
lay down a substantial stone sidewalks
thing much needed there.
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The New YORK AND ERIE RAEwAY On
and after Monday, May 18th, the Cincin-
natl Express leaving Cleveland at S:25 P.
NJ, will make a direct connection at Dun
kirk with the Erie Railway Cincinnati Ex-
press. By this change passengers can OBJ
gain an early supper and secure berths in
the sleeping coaches.
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Oywleo sIARKET. Nay 1s.

IBN TuLEGRAPH.i
FlOuF-UBehapged Sales at 81 OoaT IS for
No. spring; 81 5O97 75 for red winter; IS 25G
90 for white; 50 O1a9 rs for Xxx.
wheat Quiet; sales COZ Rfneo t. car loads
COFn-Queti sales cyndned 10 car leads.
Oats Nominal.
BaFleY-NOminal.
Bye-Nomin.l.
Lake ImpOrts-725 bbls hour, COO bu Of
wheat, ,2UO corn, 800 barley, 400 rye, 2,6UO
peas
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PoL1cE COUEr.-Judge Abbey disposed of
the following docket yesterday morning:
Intoxication-Mrs. Cameron fined 81 and
costs, and sent to the Work House 80 days
David Boyle, So and costs.
Distufbsnce-Edward MeCssker, Phillip
Furst and Sarah st. Clair, each fined IS
aud costs, aud sent to the House Of Correc-
tion 30 days; William Richards, discharged;
Mary McMiler, case held open till the 18th.
Carrying Concealed Wespons-JOseph
Wade, $40 and costs.
Assault and Bsttery-Mary Crosby, fined
the costs.
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CHICAso mARKET-.nay II

10y 4tIt BIapn ]
FAOur-Yery duiI.
RheAt-Aoiive and unsettled. Sales at 81 II
for No. I; 81 OF for No 2.
COFn-Firm and advanced 21Sc. Sales at 81
for No. l. 5lq52 for No =.
ssats-Firm and advanced I11Ec. Sales at SIZE
34N'.
ERigHines-S1 9S
Provisions-ouiet. Mss Pork S24 OO@25 90;
prime mess s 20 90.
FreiEhts-DulI. Corn &c 10 BuffIo.
RecciPts-FlOur, 2, sOO bbls; wheat L, 800 bu;
corn, $500 oats, coo.
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VIEW ADVERrIsEMENas.

Academy of Musio-Mrs Leighton 4 YaUk. Locke.
W P. Fogg-Refrigerators.
NJ. Halle a Co.-Ensmeled Collars.
Malone, Petit CO.-For Lake su -erior.
Orumb. BssIiBgton KendAIi-SiIk Hosiery:
@. & P. B. Rhine Table.
N. Y. Jewellers Assoclation-Last Concert.
Jacob Frank-Locsi Notice.
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20 PURCHASERS OF ORGANS,

v = mn oOA4AAo VI OAsGhNCt
= MelodeOus, or HarmOn'ums EYery Que haY-
ing any thought of purohiDg an nstIumedt Of this
class At any iuture tame sh1uld send Tor one
OF hiason Hanlfn's Cabinet organ Circulars
which will be sent 10 any address enirvly free Of
exp nse This circular contains much Inform alton
wBich viii be us-fgi TO every purchaser fsuch sn
fustTument, such - articles on "HoT to Jndse Of
. Musical Instrument, "History Of the Organ
"History OF heed Instruments, Z" SC, &o.
address MASON BROTHERS,
596 BrOsdWAy, New York,
Or MASON & HAMLlN, 274 Washington street,
Boston. my10.209
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TIE EXHIBITION OF TEE THETA RI ALRzA
sOoIETE.-one OfthOse delightful entertain
ments which bring back TO grown up people
the memory of their early triumphs at
school, and prompt the young to excel in
literary achievements, was given last night
to q large and apprecistive sudieRce, in the
Gymnasium of the Cleveland Institute. Il
is but justice to all the performers to say,
that the audience was highly delighted
throughout with all the exercises, repested
eHcOres greeting the young gentlemen and
ladies. The instrumental music was excel
lent, the orchestra being composed of
half-dOson soldiers from the Hospital as
sisted by Miss Clara TsylOr at the piano
The young lady's playing was highly CON-
plimentsry to her teacher, Miss Bradford,
who has for several years been connected
with the Cleveland Institute.
The following was the
PRoGRANNE
for the evening:
q Dec Independence Rell' .......,..A. s. Gu Ium
g. Fe cling. Messrs S. E. Beery WI HSrring'on
4. T,o, Onward now Galiy".........Misses Taylor,
L. eli and PIentis.
5 Rec. The President Dead Mis- Anna Cady
g. Nu ks Exerci7s.-.-.hessrs. "A. E. Atg gier ard
7. Dec 1.-THE Posts AIiseries'' '.........C Butts
s. Music Orchestra
9. Osue, The COurtship Of Mics SIandish +"
CHARACTERS.
Miles stAudish ...................."A. E Angi-r.
John e Ju ian.
4 Eder..-...-.-. $1,000. ...--.-.. Avery u up.
Mess nger...-.....-.. NV. = Price
Pris tis..............- Miss Minnie Wood ward.
Indians Pur tIns, &c., &C
Soens Isl, Room Of Nj es Standsh The Friends -
Nj es tsDdi,b avows his owe for Priscilla
seHs End, Room Of PIisciha John A den on his
errsnd.
Sssns 3rd, Pom Of Miles standish-John Alden
reports his success Anger Of Miles stand sh
Scene 4th, Council LhAmber-Ihe Indian-The
chsher &c and answer.
scene bth, Pantom'me representing the fEht be-
tween Miles etandsh and the Indians.
fcens 9Th, Boom of PriscihA The betrothal-
''Miles tandish is dead "
Scene 7ts, The Wedding sudden re-sppeArAnee
Of miles StaDdish, who still lives.
FINALE.
10. Music;.;. $500 Orchestra
IL. holo. Oh as Fair Poets Ireaming'' . Miss
Lucy Bradford
II D,c., ''The Sleeping seutinel"...sA E. Angler
ID. PsutoDime, "Tbe Capture and Re.cue of john
emith "
CHARACTERS.
John emith..........-..- A Price.
A. FeeTy-
COlonists, IrdiAus, &c.
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To AND FROM LAKE SUPERIoR.-FIRsT Ar
RIVALS OF TER sEAsoE.-The fne steamer
Lac La Belle, Captain John spaulding,
which left this port April 9th, the frat
Lake Superior boat of the season, arrived
here on her return trip Thursday night.
Her upward voyage was not marked by
any incidents of special interest, but it
demonstrated that there is no cause for
fear Of ice in the upper lakes. She met no
ice at all until she reached Wbitefsh Point,
and not enough there, nor above to i'm
pede her progress or give her any psrticu-
lar annoyance. The fall of water or the
presence of bars at 0Dtonagon and Eagle
River prevented the Belle from entering
those ports. there being but seven and q
half feet of water at the former place and
eight ct the latter. Eagle Harbor, how
ever, was made, there being nine feet Of
water at that port. As Capssin Spaulding
was not able to make these ports he was
obliged to use hemlOck for fuel, his supply
of coal having become exhausted.
The Lac La Belle met the steamer Mine
raj Rock between Eagle River and ontoDa-
gon, and the Meteor at Portage Lake. She
brought down heavy load of freight and
passengers for Detroit and this city, her
freight consisting in part of fifty tons Of
copper, left at Detroit.
This beautiful steamer left yesterday
morning on her second trip to Lake Su-
perior.
Soon after tho arrival of the Lac Ls Belle,
the steamer May Queen, Captain Miller,
came iu The following memoranda of the
trip were kindly furnished by the clerk,
Mr.. C. E. Slack: The steamer May Queen
left Cleveland Friday, April 2sth, and De-
troit the 3Olh, with one hundred and fifty
seven passengers and lot of miscellaneous
freight. We had pleasant run to the
Sault. When off Whitefsh Point we en-
countered large field of ice, which detain-
ed US some forty-eight hours. We landed
passengers and freight at all intermediate
ports between the Sault and 0ntonogsn, ,
where we arrived on the morning of the 7th.
In consequence of a strong current in the
river and scarcity of water on the bar, we
were obliged to land our passengers and
take ninety on board in small boats.
We lefEthe Dubuque at ontonagon, bound
up, and the Mineral Rock discharging. Net
the Meteor at Houghton and the Ironsides
at Marquette, both bound UP, and the Con-
cord bound down. Passed the Planet of
Pictured Rocks.
When off Whitefish Point we again en-
countered large quantity of ice, but the
sea of the previous evening had broken il
up considerably, consequently it did not
detain us so long as on our upward trip
When few miles below the Sault we met
tho Traveller in tow of the tug Eclipse,
she having broken q crank.
We left Detour on the evening of the 9th
and after run of twenty-eight hours ar
rived in Detroit with two hundred aud
twenty seven passengers and full cargo
of miscellaneous freight, and reached Cleve-
land on the lIth inst.
The May Queen was announced TO leave
for the upper lakes last evening.
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I. B. HALE, BaBkeE,
AND
B. GOVERNMENT LJ8N AGENT,
III Superior -.
Subscriptions received to tho
y IN ,,,.r, Hv.., - n ,o,J Al ---..-

"7 3-lO PER GENT. AND IO-4O" NATIONAL
LOAN.
lOOU mission allowed SubseTibers.i
DS-U. 5. Bonds Of 1881. 5-2's, lO-iO's, Treasury
Notes, and all Othor Government Securities pur-
chased and for sale on the most IA orsbi terms
Gold, silver, Coupons and Oanads money b0ugut
and sold ct best rates, Deposit, received and Col
lections msde at sll scCossib points. Uncurrent
funds converted at lowest rates Revenue StaInpu
Tor sale. or4
OIL FACTORY for sale.-The subscriber Of
fers to sell his factory Canal and Ohio streets,
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly sit
uated, compact and conveniently arranged Ca
pscity about fifty barrels per day. Immediate pos
session given hrequired. X. PELT0N.
Cleveland, Feb. IA, IsS6 iebl5:r28L
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A TRUE STORY.


DAD ohIhO 10 IhE SiChs
There d8elt in the swamPs pale, bilious mechanic:
His muscles were strengthless, his blood It was
chill;
And the wife Of bis bosom believed, In her panic,
The husband she VOrsbipped was hopee.sly H.
Seeking daily Tor help, iu her witely devotion,
All yainly she tried PHI aud powder and potion
Till at last when prey to grier wi dest emotion
OfHosTECFER's BITTERS sue heard from
friend.
shs purchase the cordial half hoping, hal fesriut
prayer on her lip and a tear in her eyes
And taking his hand, with words kindly and cheer
ing,
Besoueht him the tori for her sake to try
As he drank, a new life through his syst.m seemed
stealing.
Each follOwiug draught did its mission or healing,
Until, strong in hSalth and most grateful in feel
ing,
He told tha "true story here twiued into song.
It is also proper to state that the BtteIs are sold
exclusively in glass, and never under any circum-
stances by the gallon the barrel. ImpostsI aud
imi atoTs are sbrOad, and tho only safeguard the
public have against the m is see that tae Bitters
they tuy have the engraved label and Dote Of hand
Of Metsrs. Hostetter r mth. and our proprietary
stamp over the cork Of the bottle. mys223daw
"Ever till now,
When men wsre fond, smt'd an wondered how
People we're oored of that liE destroying di-ease
Catsrrh, but upon inquiry at the Druggists, I find
that this happiness is pro5uoed by the Of Dr. D.
h. seelye'0 Liquid CaiarTh Remedy. Try it.msR3
UsO POrter's Cure Of Pain,
Use Porter's fure OF Paiu.
Tse Portsr's Gore Of Pain.
Use Port RS Cure Pain
Use Porter's Cue of PHin
TTsa = - p.t
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Important -J4COk FRANK, Manufacturer
and Importer Of Boo9 skirts and Corsets, No. l2s
su perior str ct, the merican is calling the
attention Of the Ladies Of this city and vicinity to
his large aad welt ted St OK OF Ladies G Ods
which he Il 'ff ring at unprr oentediy low prices.
Those who have la ely pur hS-ei this establish
'nt assert that % to 81 percent can be saved by
doing. Duplex, ri ptic aud Patent Invisible
SKIRTS always on hand Eholss,ie dealers will
hud it to their advantage to faT be ore aiviug
orders eleewh re myI3
Second Ward Relief aoCI,Iy will hold a
meeting in the psror of the St ne Church, to NOR
row friday afterI OOn at O'Clock. myl2'
Dyspepsia, Nervousness and DebiIity.
DR. sTRICKLANO'S IONIO--We eau recon-
mend those ,uneriDg with Los. of APpsti e, Incl
g~stiou, or Dyspeps a, Nervousness end Nervous
Debility, to u,e Dr. strickIsnd's Tonic. il is a
vegetable preparation, free from alcoholic liquors;
it strengthens the whole nervous system; it Gre
ates good appetite, AM is warranted to cure Dys-
persia and Nervous Debility.
For sale by Druggists generally, at 81 per bottle.
Prepared by DR.. a. strickland D East Fourlh st.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
- BENTON & DUNHAM, Agents, Cleveland m6R5
Removal The first Of June the Gents
Furnishing Emporium, Is6 Bank street will be
removed to lil Superior street, u der the Weddell
House, 1.-THE store Dow occupied by N. E Critt n
den,) therefore extra inducements will b. ofiers
for the neIt thirty days to ala the old patrons and
a many new ones may favor us VITA a cali, to
select from the finest assortment OF Furnishing
Goods west Of New York city.
myl0:2I2 MOTT Il HAIGHT.
Second ward DTait.-Contrbutors to "Sec-
Ond Ward Association, a'e hereby notified that
dividend Of IA per cent. has been declared, from
turplus Temsinins after hling the ,nure qu ia,
and shat the same can be obtsIued from J. V. Paiu-
ter, Treasurer, No Il5 Superior street. between the
hours offs II. and 4 P NJ. Members will pie ass
present their certificates.
By order Finance Committo3.
P. BOSE, President.
s. g. BARRIS, Secretary. mys2lO
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TIE REPAIRING CT TIE FoREsT CRY Housr
During the last month the Forest City
House has been undergoing repairs that
have greatly improved its appearance.
The entire building within has Oeen re-
papered ana repsinted and new Ladies'
Reception Room added. Under its present
management, with the gentlemsnIy and
attentive Charles Russell as chief clerk, it
has obtained an exceedingly liberal and
respectable patronage. It is justly taking
rank as one of the first hotels Of this city.
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FLOUR AND FEED.

TILOURI FLOUR FLOUR AT RE-
Il DUOEB PRIGEs.-5,UOO bbls fresh ground
Flour, all grades; some very choice brands Of Red
AID White Wheat. suitable for family or bakers
use, for Hais at Warehouse, lg7 MeWin st. Gro
csTymen, Bakers aud others in want viii consnit
tteir osn interests BY examining our stock.
spl4 GARDNER, B0bT a co.
DYE FLOURl RYE FLOURl-For
! y salei lots 20 suit, at Warehouse Of
srHf GARDNER pURT = m
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Railroad Items

CLEVELAND AND PTTsBURG RAILRoAD.-The
train on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail-
road, which has hitherto left this city at
S:15P. NJ, will, on Monday and thencefor-
ward until further notice, leave at S:4O P. N.
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CTEWART, RIDDLE . 90,
MAcHINISTS.
THE OLD EAGLE FOUNDRY

CORNER front and HeadOW Sta,
I-. (OPPOsTTE DzPOT,l
Il Sgain open, and she subscriber bees leave &c
inform its old friends and patrons, and the public
generally, that he is now rsaoy 20 build
ALL KINDS OF ENGINES,
Portable or Stationary.
Hs is also ready to do all kinds Of REPAIRIEe
Oh short notice and In 8 workma like manner.
Particular attention paid to PROPELLEB
MOkh. Our facilities for mar ufaoturing NULL
GEARING are good as the best. The Patterns
hsge been aooumulating for upwards Of twenty.
ave year, and sre Of the bost quality. All orderI
IOm distance promptly offended to.
address J. BIGG, Manager,
ian24:Ra H0E GTbT Oavalsnf nhgo
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". z Money HIarket-Msy IL.
lBT TELEGRAPH.
dOney-Continues easy, with large supply, ct
5ah q CT. for call loans.
Sterling EzchRnge-Firma at lOaZ9llO for
gold.
Gold More active and dImar. opening at 1321A,
advancing 80 1855, and closing at l3i IS.
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New York Stock MArket-MHy I2.
By TELEsBAPH.l
6OvsrBment Stoeh s-Withlut any decided
change. U. 5. Fires Of 1881, co ,pons, 10. Five
twenty coupons, 1C45s; do new issue, lO41S; Ten
fortirs, coupons. 951a
SIOcks-Uu and heavy. Missouri siKes 81;
ONio > mi'sissippi UeTtihcstes 261S; Quicksilver
H1{. Rs.ding 94lz; n =. Central 9 Erie 765S;
MlohisAu Central ,U9; Michigan Southern 6s5S, IL
lnOis Centrsl lIt15; cleveland & Pittsburgh Co.
northwestern IN; do preferred 5 "a, Rock Island
0315; PrSiris Du Ohisn 40; Fort WSyne g41{; ole
do 45.
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BUILDING LOTs NEAR FRANKLIN, PA.-We
have already noticed the fact that DR.. G.
W. Stewart, of this city, and Mr. Charles
E. Wiswall. of New York, have bought
seventy-6ve acres of land fronting Franklin
Pa, at an expense of nearly hundred
thousand dollars, which they have laid out
in building lots. This area consists of
Table land overlooking the town eff Frank
liza and commanding a view of scenery the
grandeur and beauty of which cannot be
surpassed anywhere in the country. The
lots are laid out sixty feet front by one
hundred and fifty feet deep, with an alley,
making them large and convenient for gar
dens aud out-buildings. Four acres have
been reserved for magnificent hotel and
grounds, which are to be built and laid out
by the LIST of September. The drawings of
this hotel ara now in the hands Of Messrs.
Porter & Roesling, architects of this city.
The hotel will have two fronts of lao feet
each, and be situated on an elevation op-
corner of the junction of the Meadville
pike and the DempseYtOwn and Oil City
road. It will have 200 rooms, and the
building is 80 arranged that another hun
dred can be added at any time.
On the first floor there will be spacious
office communicating with corridors run
ming throughout the building, a rotunda
reading groom, forty feet in diameter,
dining hall twenty-four by eighty feet, re-
ceptiou rooms and ladies parlors, extensive
kitchen apartment, bath rooms, &e., &c, as
appendages. The building will be four
stories high including basement, and built
of wood and stone, probably of the Italian
style of architecture, with French roof.
The grounds will be laid out tastefully,
with srbors, walks, fountains, &c. Back of
this hotel, which is itself situated on a ter.
race, the ground rises gradually to the
table land whereon the lots aforesaid have
been located. Those desiring the most
beautiful sites for residences in the country,
would do well to visit the above locality, or
apply to DR.. Stewsrt or C. E. Wiswall,
Lamberton Hotel, Franklin, Vensngo
county, Pa.
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=" TIE TOBACCO LEAF."-such is the title
of fragrant weekly journal, the organ of
the tobacco trade Of the United States,
which VIC have just received. 1t is got up
in good style, and contains large amOunt
of information interesting to the growers,
vendors and consumers of tobacco. It is
published by C. Pfirahing, I42 Fulton ST.
New York, for one dollar Per year.
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COMMERCIAL.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, !


RecetPts-The receipts Of Grain BY rail during
the "A hours ending st one O'Clock to-day were -
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LOCAL NOTIFIES.

Notice by mutual agreement Gr. L. EaIde-
man his day Withdraws from the Banking Firm Of
Farmer Ainter The business will be continued
By the remaining pATiners who assume all liabili-
ties Of the Arm Z. J. FARMER,
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ITOH.
TTOH.
WhEATON'S

SCRATCH. OINTMENT. SCRATCH
Will cure the Itch in 4s hours--also cures salt
Rheum, Ulcers. ChiIblaius, and au EruptIous Of
the SKIN. Price so cents. BY sending 90 cents 70
Weeks end Potter, ITO Washington st., Boston, will
be forwarded Lee by mail. For sale by all Drug
zists- sTROSs B AgAsTaoSG, Cleveland, Agents
for Northern Ohio. mhI4F dAN
EOtice.-I, is said m st wooder'u nj cures OF
Syphilis. so called private disease, in all its
stages, are being effected by DR.. DeHsrt at No.
l3o Jefferson ayenu,, Detroit, Mich. s. me new
plan " treatment has beeu Sdop ed hy which he
enabled to tullY free the syst Of this atby in.
jeotou- Old, lingering cases, from sh pa t, Of the
country, are applying to him. Poet Office address,
Drawer 625, D,troit, Mich my92iO
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The New York Herald ssys:
There has never been an enterprise iuAuguTated
in his city, which has been more generally patron
lied given more general satisfaction, than that
Of the Presentation sntertA.nm= Mt given BY the
New YORK Manufaetu ing jewelers. Association.
The New York Tribune says;
The b. az artiste5 proeurAble in the city, arc en-
gagged Tor thrss entertainments, and II ms TO be
the detss minaton Of the dlrectO leave nothing
undo. TO please aud satisfy their patrons. There
is n delay, no anxiety on the part Oftbe Purchas
srs to know Whist they viii receive The present is
given uhen the ticket Is purchased, and they 90
away With tiOket or ficst olsss entertainments,
worth the price paid Tor toe ticket, and present
worth st losss Ss much at retail prices, and per-
haps great deal more.
The New York Times says:
The extreme liberAlity and fairness with which
Mr.. Elias, the Aetuary Of the Manufacturing Jew
eiers' Association has conducted everything re-
lstiag to these entertainments, have made them
more popular than any thing Of the kind ever CIV
en- In New York, and the sale OF Tickets has been
very large. l. ke all OF Nc Has Promises, every
expectation held out in relation these entertain
ments, bas bten more thar realized.
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LAKE NAVIGATION.
PROFESSIONAL.

-nR. J. NJ. JOHNSON, HAVING Re-
moved his Office to No l4S Ontario street, over
O0Weil's Hardware store, wOnld be pleased TO ses
al rs old patrons aud as many new ones ss may
please 70 cal Particular attention paid TO D.s-
ease OF Women and Children, Rheumatism, Scra-
thea snd indeed TO all tne Is to which humabity
Is heir. Consultation free. Ofioe hours from 6 70
10 AN and from to and Z to PM. AD7:224
CTEWART, RIDDLE q 90,
EATE sThWAkT = ErEFHHa
AsseFnegB and Councillors Bt Law,
no. AL PEHEEYLVANIA AVHRUI,
RASRLNGT TON, d. O.
VIII attend 30 business IN the Supreme Oourt
Uoart Court Of Claims, the Circuit and Diptrict
Oourts, before the several Departments. the
LAsb PENSION. PATENT AID lkDlsH BgREllS
AND Ii OO6GR GRESb.
'05. :. . sNAHT, A. g. RIBDEa, o. A. EFEVmH
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CONDUCTORS AND LADDERS
All orders fo- the above articles Manufactured By
us, must hereafter b addressed to P. B. YOUNG,
Lumber Dealer, Columbus st., Cisvsland
ap2s-zlS WAKEFIELD, PRESCOTT 4 90,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-13

UNITED STATES CoURT.-The case of Gates
VS.. The Home Insurance Company occu-
pied the court yesterday, NJ. R. Keith, Esq 3,
and Judge Andrews appearing for plaintiff,
and Herrick and Barlow for defendant.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-13
TRAVELLERS KEGIsTEs.

~ Oitisens Wishing oonVeyAnos 20 either OF ths
above Trains BOAts will be called for BY Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line BY leaving their sddreBs
door 20 the Wsdd@ii House.