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St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-19
TO CONSU N PTIVES.

The advertiser, having been restored TO
health in a few werks by a very nlmpc reni-
cdv after having suffered for several wears
with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, C"nsumption--i- anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the meaus of
cure.
10 all who desire it, he will send copy Of
the prescription used free Of charged, with
the directions f.r preparing and using the
same which they viii find SURE CuGE for
CONSIMPTIuN ASTHMA. BEONCHlTls. Cou0Hs,
CuLpS and all ThrpatS and Lung AncCuons.
The oLIy object of tie advertiser in sending
the prc~crj pti0n is to brntit the afflicted, aud
spread information which hc c0nccves to bo
invaluable, aud he hopes every sufferer will
tlv bis remedy, as It will cost them nothing,
and prove blessing.
Parties wishing The prescription. FREE by
return mail, viii please address
REV. EDWARD A WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings c., New York.
Feb. 8th, l8bG-Iyr.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-19

No license shall be granted to sell spir-
ituous and fcrmnnted liquors or lager beer,
in quantities not less than pint, for the
sum Of eighteen dollars, unless the person
applying therefore shall also obtain IL
cense to sell goods. chattels, wares and
merchandise, paying therefor the sum
herein before prescribed according to the
amount of his stock in trade.
Oyster and Eating Houses.-The IL
cehse to be paid by she keepers Of oysters
snd eating houses is so throughout .le
State.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-19
If the rental or anrual value is not

Licenses 10 Retailers Of Spirit"ons or
Ftrn.ente1 Liq.ors or. Lager Becr.--The
amounts of license to be paid by retailers
OF .pirituous or tormented liquors or lager
beer are as follows: If the value of their
stock In trade be
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-19
INSOLAINI' n0TICB.
Petition for In th' Circuit Cour'
Insolvency. ! for st Mary's county

E91 virtue Of authority vested in me. as
ID Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Saint Ma
ry s county, il * hereby ordered that Geo. |.
Caapcl,cr Al ln>ovenl Pcti@pncr be and APP
pear bclore the said court Oh the third Monday
Of November next, to answer such ipterroga-
tories or allegations AZ hq creditors, cndor-
scrs, or securities may allcge or propose
against him, and that snil lhsoIyent cause a
copy Of tits notice tA he published in tho
saint Marv GAZETTE, oncc 4 week Tor three
months. }Jevi n,s TO sad third Monday Of
November ucxt.
JNo. A. CAMALIER, CPk.
True copy-Ir,t
JN0 4. CAMALIER, CPk.
March -. l33G-4ni
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-19

but one person shall act under any such II
canSc.
Sec >. Ard be II enacted, That this
act shall take effect on the day 0f lis pas
sage.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-19

more or less,
and will be sold in separate tracts if de-
shed. Persons wishing to purchase are
invited TO visit the property aud inspec. It..
The Terms of sale, as prescribed by The
the d cree, are. fourth of the purchase
money cash on the day Of sale, the ba lance
in two eunaI instalmcnts at one and two
years credit, the deferred payments to be
secured by the bonds of the purchaser,
with security to be approved by the Trus-
tee. bearing interest from the day of sale.
When all the purchase money shall be
paid, the Trustee will execute Deed to
the purchaser, free. clear and discharged
from the claims Of the parties to this suit,
and of those claiming nndsr them.
JAS. I. NJ. .RALE1,
Trustee.
March %, l566-ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-19
IuS0LVEuT NDTDIR.
Petition for : liz the Circuit Court
Insolvency. 5 for ST. Mary's County

SH virtue Of authority vested in ma :.
e Clerk 4 t-e Circuit Conrt for 81. NJ
ry county, Il IS hereby ordered that WI.
liam T. La,hrm. an Gasoiveat Petitions, h.
end apre r before the sal Court on the ,biri
Monday - Juua next, 10 answer sreh inter
reEhoric~ aT allegations as his ei,.ors. en-.
darserS OF securities may allege or propo..
against hln and that sald lhsolvent cause a
copy OF This notice 10 be published in the 81.
MaryS GAZETTE once a week for three
months. previous to said third Monday Of
June next
JNo. 4, CAVALIER. Crk.
True cory-Te<,:
:, JNo. A. CAVALIER, elk.
March | 5. lS66--sm.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-19

NOTICE is hcreby given, that unless
the State and County taxes due on The
lands, houses, lots and< cottages atore-
said, shall be paid to me \on or before
the end Of thirty after the above pub
lica,ion is completed, the said lands,
houses, lots and cottages, Or slch parts
thereof as nay be necessary to raise the
sum thereon due, together with the cost
of advertising and legal interest shall
be sold to the highest bidder for the pay
mclt of the same.
ROBERT T TAYLOR.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-19

March 2oth, 1S66-td.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-19
ROBERT T TAYLOR,

March %, 1866 iw.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Lei rs be MercifuI TO Ourselves
The physical structure Of the strongest human
being is vulnerable everywhere. Our bodies are
endowed by nature with a certain negative power,
which protects them to some extent from unwhole-
some influences; but this protection is imperfect
and cannot be safely relied On in unhealthy re-
gions, or under circumstances Of more than ordi-
nary danger, Therefore, it is wisdom, it is pru-
dence, it is common sense, to provide against such
contingencies, by taking an antidote In advance;
in other words by fortifying the system with a
course of H0sTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs,
the most complete protective against all the epi-
demie and endemic maladies that has ever been
administered in any country. As q remedy for
Dyspepsia, there is no medicine that win compare
with it. Whoever suffers the pangs of Indiges-
ton, anywhere on the face Of the earth where
H0sTErTER's BITTERs can bs procured, does so
Voluntarily for as surely as Truth exists, this
invaluable Tonic and Alternative would restore
his disordered stomach to a healthy condition. To
the Bilious 1t Is also especially recommended, and
in cases Of confirmed Constipation it affords
speedy and permanent relief. In Canada, the
West Indies, and Australia, the Bitters rank
above all other medicines Of the class, and the de-
mand for them in all foreign countries increases
every season.
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MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF C-LEVELAND.

Frs ENTERED .........--.M Nal a.
stmr City Of Cleveland Mckay, DotroIt
Prop Elmira, Thors, Dunkirk
Prop Akron, Brown, Toledo EE-
Prop Empire State, Pheatt, Buffalo
Prop Wisconsin, Van Alien, 0gdensburgh
Prop Saginaw, Ryan. Sandusky
Prep Gov C~ushman, Thomson, Milwaukee
bushels wheat 49,
Der, 100 m shingles, 25,1c0 lath
Sehr Highland Chief, Gardner, Black Rivsa
senr y L 2uinby, Raymond, Detroit, 100 N feet
sesr PStTsl, Peltier, PIT Hope, $50 m feet lumber,
seh5 L Butts, Burns. PIT Hope, 40 N n lumber,
sehr D B Lumnnis, Jones. East Saginaw, 15s, s1s
schr Belle Sheridan, Davis, OswegO. 1000 bbls salt
sehr Ehda, christianson, Milwaukee, Il, $50 bush
schr VIM B Hibbard. Hicks, Saginaw, $50 N feet
scSE o%pIli99gWOOd, Keith, Milwaukee. 1000 bush
schr Q & Walker, Fitzgerald, Milwaukee, $500
schr Mary Booth, .HudsOn, Rowan
schr L Young, Anger, NoImsndaIe
Scow Mary Amelia, Sinclair. Detroit ss m fst
lumber, 20 m shingles, % m lath
scow Lime Rock, Fargher, sandbeach, 60 N feet
lumber, 100 m shingles, 30 m lath
s ow Black Rover, Jennings, Pr Clinton
Seow spanker' Hsly, PIT Huron. 30 m n lumber,
scoW Ihos swain, Willis, Pt CLIFTON
scoy Mona, Moore, ksIley's Island
Scow Nellie, Fargher, Keiley's Island
CLEARED.
Stmr Morning Star, viger, Detroit
Prop Wisconsin, Van Allen, Toledo
Prop Empire State, Phestt, Chicago
$50 bbls flour, 200 bbls oil
Prop ElmiTa, Thorn, Toledo
Prop Lac La Belle, ~Spslding, Bayfield,
Prop Saginaw Ryan, Buffalo, gl5 bbls coal oil
Sehr He1ld, Murphy, Milwaukee, 3OG toaa coal
sehr Oak LsaI, Morrison. Chicago, 4SI tons ecaI
schr Gen W Scott, Cassidy, Marquette
Schr J " Sargent, Hearns, Detroit, 200 tons coal
Schr Comely, Honeywell, Buffalo, l55 tons coal,
I0O6 bbls coal oil
Sehr euinby, Raymond, Sandbeaeh
Sehr w Willard, Boyes, DetIoit. 100 tons coal
Schr Highland Chief, Gardner. Black River
schr John Tibbitts. Boyd, Toledo
Schr Conrad Reed, Barrow. BurweU
Schr Alice Mary, Bell, Rowan
Seow Nellie, Fargher, KeIley's Island
scow Mona, Moore, Kelley Island
Scow n. G. Sherwood, Burweu
Seov Granville, Wilson, Bruce
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-10

NEW AoAAB Iay ?
The Commercial says
The dizziness ia the stock market cont inues, and
is producing q certain degree Of Generalization
among holders. But With the present inherent
strength of stocks an upward movement may be
realized any time SO 1t would be unsafe to place
much confidence upon apparently Bearlsh symp-
toms.
Governments ara quiet. though rather stronger.
Ten-forties are 7 better.
There is no abatement In the extreme ease Of
money. On call the rate is generally 8 per cent.
Prime paper is in active demand at 5GT per cent.
Gold continues very firm in consequence Of the
rise in sterling exchange to 1895 The specie
shipping point has strengthened the Bull element
In the Gold Room, and some considerable purchases
are being made In the expectation Of higher prices.
The total amount paid cut OF the Sub-Trtasury up
to the close of yesterday, on account of May cou-
pons, amounts TO IS, 149, O45.
The steamer New York, from AspinWaIl, bringu
over 81 0O0, COO in treasure.
Transactions in foreign exchange are merely
nominal. Rates ara quite firm at lO9H@1O95z foF
sixty days sterling, and 5l595l554 for long date
francs. The rates are strengthened by an astivG
demand for making deferred rsmittancss, and OF
the other hand by a falling OF in the supply q
cotton amp produce bills. Good sterling CONNER,
cial bills are held at 1OS1SGIO9
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WANTED--AcENT

GENTS WANTED-To sell "Lloyd's History
II Of the Great Rebellion" in one volume, Young
American Statesmen and other popular works.
Address D. s. GREEN, Room 4,Ameriean Building,
Cleveland, Ohio. mayt:5ly
GENTS WANTED-To sell the very popular
d engrsvings, Christ Blessing Little Children,
Parable Of the Lily, aLincoln aud Washington .
Families, /" Charity or, Way 20 Heaven, Lords
Prayer" &c. Address B. s. GREEN, Boom A.
American building, Cleveland, o. msy4:3ls
"ANTED-Agents to sell and put up Barton's
w Patent HOUSE Ball. Every house-keeper should
have Il. Agents not limited to any specified territory.
O.. AATTES0H. Genl Agent, Grafton. ". aP6:S4z
WINTKD-RAKE CHANCE FOB AGENTS
w Mha41he people want Oomplete History OF the
War, In ~one1ArRs volume sple1didly MustrAted. with
over Is hneportraits Of Generals and Battle SoenSs.
Tbs most candid, lucid, omplste, authentic and relta-
BE history pubtlhed. Ii contains reading. matter
sQuAl 70 three large volumes. Send for circulars and
- oer terms. Address JONES bkO5. ~, l4S
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OOhPOuA1-A1ts 1Olcsg g1-ass lOlZR4l lu6f1llZ
COmpound-int. Notes, '65....1O2K@IO5 l03EaIO6
The commercial adTices from New York
to-day report an excited market on Bread
stuffs, and an advance of 2O@5Oe on Flour
and 10@15c on Wheat. The reports from
the West were of a no less buoyant charac-
ter, dispatches from Milwaukee reporting a
heavy advance on spring Wheat in that
market. The effect here was a decidedly
frmer though unsettled tone. Red and
white wheat Flour was largely advanced,
and prices of spring were put up S1,OO. Mil
waukee spring Wheat opened at $2,O5@
2,lO, but after reports the market became
unsettled, and dealers refused to name fig
ures for future delivery, there being none
on the market not already covered by or
ders or previous sale. The effect of the ad-
vanee upon the demand was not particular
ly marked. Most buyers were disposed to
regard the movement as in the main specu-
lative, and in this view were disposed to
forego purchases, with the expectation of a
reaction within a few days. The first re-
ceipts of wheat from the upper Lakes came
in to-day from Milwaukee, amounting in
all to 1880 bushels, a large part of it for
millers. Corn is inactive and mainly nom
inal. Oats are in moderate request, steady
and firm. Provisions are less active, but
the demand is fair, and prices are steady
and firm. Butter is quiet and prices are
lower and declining. The Grocery trade is
good, and prices have ruled steady and firm
during the past week, closing without i'm
portant change. Potatoes are firm ann ad-
yancing, and the demand is in excess of the
supply. Petroleum is firm, but in rather
less inquiry. No especial effect upon prices
is expected by dealers here from the repeal
of the tax on Crude.
The receipts and shipments at this point
of Produce and Merchandise, during the
"a hours ending at : o'clock this morning,
were as follows:
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GOLD.
Gold declined to l29.
MONEY, ETC.
The plethora in the money market confines.
Exchange quiet.
Government securities frner.
Mortgages dull.
Miscellaneous list firm.
STATE BONDS.
State bonds remain firm. The following are the
New York Seven per cents. of 1870, 100; Ohio Six
per cents. OF 1870, 94i do. 1875, %; Kentucky Six
per cents. of lsGs-72, "a; Illinois War Loan, ss;
Indiana ~ per cent. War Loan, so.
PRODIGY.
There was considerable excitement on Produce
Exchange to-day, with On increased business in
some cases. Flour advanced 25950c, wheat l29
l5c, and corn lo. The pork market was higher,
under an active speculative movement.
STOCKS.
At the A O'Clock board, the following were the
principal sales
Spruce Hin Coal ~; Quicksilver 5sL; Cumber-
land 40; Maripssa 1875 Western Union Tele-
graph Sc; Mar. preferred 24Z; New York Central
92S Reading l07H; Michigan Southern 7sH
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Sz54i Cleveland and To.
ledO 1879:
PETROLEUM AND NINISa STOCKS
Quiet. The following are the sales:
Bennehon 1900; Central 200; Oil Greek 90; PIT
Hsle Creek l9s; Shrde River ca; United States $50
Benton l65; Beb Tail 500; Con. Gregory 1855; Hol.
man AZ; Gunnoll 400; Liberty 25; Quartz Hill AGO
Smith & Parmeles 1920.
DRY GOODS.
The market Is sctiys and strong, with no feeliu:
on the part OF holders to lower prices.
QUOTATIONS..
The following arc the prices reported at the DR.!
Goods Exchange:
Brown SbeetiDgs-Atlanta 20; Appleton A 81
Atlantic A p; cohasset "a; Laurel Cls; do. II 20
Nashua Extre 10.
Bleaehed Sheetings-Bartletts 20; Bay Mills sc
Bates 3715i Home 90 Hope p; Newmarket A 25
Red Bank u; Lonsdale 30.
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New York NTarke1-May 0.

CoTTOx.Quiet and unchanged. Sales at SAG
$50 for middling.
~FLOUR-ActiTe and excited, and 2Oa5O higher.
sales at ss,S999,4o for extra state s9,55
GlO,I5 for extra round hoop Ohio, $40, goals, co or
brArds. Market closing quiet.
W~HIsKT-without decided change. Sales at
S2,25 for western.
WHEAr-Active, and IOdl5e better.
Sales at Sl,95 for new No. . Milwaukee; 81, 10
1924 for new No. l do; s2,OOa2,4O for new am
Der Michigan.
RIE-Firmer. Sales Of western at soc, and 1l5c
for Canada.
B~ARLEY-Dull.
BARLEY MALT-Qriet.
CoRs-Opened steady and closed more active.
Sales at 75979e for unsound, 79Gs2e for sound
mixed western, both in store and delivered.
0ATs-DuIl.
Sales at 49@5lc for new western, 5s@sle for
C~oFFEE-steady. Sales at 2se for Java, and 1917
gold, duty paid, for Rio.
sgeAR-Stendy: Sales at ssz@Isc for Cuba; ny
Rico.
~HOPs-steady. Sales at z0s7Oe for crop of 'e5.
PEIRoLEUA-Firm
Sales at 2s%c for crude, and 43La4fc for
refined Ia bond.
PoRK-More active and hrmer.
Sales at s29, 75@s0,12% for new mess. s'osing
ct S3O,l2E regular; SIS, T5a. go for old mess;
? ,5O@25,6O for prime. Also $500 bbis new mess
fer May, June, and July, sellers and buyers
option, at s29, 1880, so.
bEEE-Unchanged.
BEEF HAHs-Eirm. Sales at s4I,5a@42,5O.
Cur M~EATs-Firmer.
Sales at l2Z91s1zc for shoulders, and I7H@
1916 for hams.
BAooE-Quiet and heavy.
Sales Of Cumberland cut at 15Hd15%c l5s
for long ribbed, and Ice for short clear.
LARD-HeaTy. Sales at I9G221Sc.
~BUTTKR-Duil. Sales al S3645s for Ohto and
40950o for state.
o~HEEsE-Qniet. Sales at 15a2lc for common to
prime.
FREIaHTs TO LIyERPOOI-OuIet.
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The suites of rooms have every conven-
fence and are coy and homeiike. The par
lors are furnished with excellent taste, and
the sleeping rooms have baths, wardrobss,
dressing cases, full length mirrors, ETC., to
suit the most fastidious. The private apart
ments are fitted up with a view to elegance
and comfort. Every one contains, besides
the usual furniture Of such rooms, a large
wardrobe and a neat and c onvenient writ
ing table. New marble mantles have also
been put up in nearly every room. The
prospect from most of the rooms is beauti-
full. Nearly all command a view Of the
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-10
DAILY LEADER
THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1866.
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTS.

ACADEMY Of Music-Two Comedies.
I. R. Griswold 4 Oo.-Dry Goods.
a Public Square-Boarders Wanted.
City Of Clevelend-To Whom 1t may Concern.
D. Ransom & Co.-ChoIera.
J. SkiIHn MISUNDERSTANDING and Celib3cy.
]. Y. n. Yates-Local Notice.
Churchill & Bro.-Hair Remover.
W. V. Touslsy, Att'y.-Wight vs.. Travsrs.
Lightning CalcuIator-Local Notice.
VIM. F.. Parker-House for Sale.
Il Oregon street-Auction Sale.
Robert Hanna a Co.-Steemer Concord.
]. V. n. Yates-Seasoned Wood.
Churchill Bro.-Elamond Cement.
C.. II. Robison-Great Excitement. weekly
Leader Job R~oom-Printers Wanted.
q. Ks4slsr-House and Lot for Sale.
City Of CIevslsnd-To Whom 1t may Concern.
W. T. B~ond-Partner Wanted.
go Superior street-Roekaway for Sale.
90 Erie street-Boarders Wanted.
W. V. Tousley-GIegory vs.. Case.
IF. Ryder-Locsl Notice.
Jay Cooke & Oo.-BaDkers.
Robbins & Appleton-American Watch CO.
j. Cristadora-Hair Dye.
Brandreth'E Pills-Special Notice.
American Watch Co.-LocaI Notice.
s. Brsinard I Sons-Pianos.
KennArd. Dreher 4 Co.-Neledeons for Rent.
W. B. Mould-Loeal Notice.
J. v. Painter-U. s. Bonds.
o.. Cutter 4 Son-Local Notice.
Petit 4 Holland-For Superior City,
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Cleveland wholesale Market

WEDAEsSAs HFkaIaaI my . I555s
Fl0ur-Dccidedly higher, excited and unset
tied. City mads * red held at S14,5O9I5,O0 do
Xxx white e15.5o@1e.Og. Choice country brands
Xxx red s12, 5o913,5o; sales 100 bbls country Xxx
white at $3.50. Choice Xxx spring / ,509n, so.
Whest-Advices from the East and West to-
day, reporting the markets very much excited
and decidedly higher, completely unsettled the
market here for leading qualities, particularly
Milwaukee spring, and at the close sellers refused
to name prices. Sales were made early this morn
Ing Of 3 cars No. l Milwaukee spring at S2so5 and 2
earI Do do ut sale. Subsequently Dispatches from
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-10

CORSET, SKIRT AND FANCY sroRE.-one of
the most popular depots for %eOrsets, skirts
and all sorts of fancy articles is at l45
Superior street. Messrs. Solomonson are
dealers in the city of fifteen years standing
and are well known in business circles.
Judging by the crowds of ladies who fire.
ouent their bazaar they seem to have the
very choicest custom of the city. Their
stock is certainly unsurpassed. In the line
of corsets and skirts they always have the
latest styles direct from their mandatory,
and they have in their employ a most
competent and experienced lady to attend
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL
WEpNEspAY EvEErrq, May Q. 1855.

WEDNESDAY, EVENING, May y, 1850.
The general features of the money mar
ket are about as previously reported. The
demand for loans is quite libaral, but the
supply of currency is ample for all legiti-
mate demands, and the market works COM
fOrtably for approved paper.
Exchange continues in favor of the East,
and the market here is still close and firm.
Rates are steady at par buying and lilo
premium selling.
Gold was steadier to-day, but the market
was hardly so firm, and the tendency rather
downward than otherwise. The price closed
at 12s@129s. Government securities were
frmer, though without decided CHANGE
Ten-forties advanced to SO in New York.
The closing prices for coin and govern
ments in this market to-day are as follows
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-10

NV ARRGxGEMEST.-By q new arrange
ment, which took effect on Tuesday last,
the superb sleeping coaches of the Central
Transportation Company have been placed
upon the Cleveland, Crestline i Chicago
Railroad Line, and will hereafter run reg
ularly between Cleveland and Chicago on
the Night Express trains of that route. On
Monday next, at which time there is q gen.
eral change of time IN most on the railroads,
the above line will commence running
through cars from here to Chicago, o. the
day trains. 1t will thus be seen that the c.
c. & C. line have two daily trains running
through to Chicago without change. The
time by the Crestline route is the same as
via Toledo.
For these Improvements in the running
arrangements of this popular line, the pub
lie will thank Mr.. E. S. Flint, the energetic
superintendent of the Cleveland, Columbus
& Cincinnati Railroad.
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BuffaIo Market-STay Q.

F~LoUR-Extra state held st s,5s; spring extra
8 ,75@I0,37%; American winter s1I,oO; Canada
and western white wheat at So, GOALS, 90.
WHEAr-MaTket bare. No transactions.
CoRS-Dull. Mixed Chicago, without certificate,
at Ole.
~0ATs-Chieago No. l at 42c.
CANAL FREIGHrs-DuII. To New York Germ
lie. To Albany : corn DC.
REeEIP Ts-Flour, 800 bbls; oats, 40, 323 bush. d
CAsAL ExP0RTs-Wheaf, 10, 9lS lush; corn. 2s.-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-10

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-The old and favorite
drama of colleen Bawn" called out a fair
house last evening Miss Daily as the
heroine played her part admirably. In
deed we cannot well see how she can be
excelled in it. Sam Ryan's PRESERVATION Of
" Miles" was very well received and the
part brought out the strong features Of his
peculiar style of acting better than any in
which he has yet appeared. Mr.. and Mrs.
EIlsler as usual rendered their parts most
acceptsbly. "0ur Female American Cou-
sin" is announced for tonight. The play
going public have been waiting patiently
for it as the play in which Miss Daily has
always been q favorite. There viii be a
full house.
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POLICE CouRT.-The following cases were
disposed of in the Police Court yesterday
Drunkenness-William snediker, George
Erlinger, John Mckinney, Edward Caskey
and Joseph Romps, 81 and costs each; John
Jacobs, 81 and costs Francis Lee $40 and
costs.
Observation-Disclosures Melvin, costs John
Roth, 81 and costs.
Destroying PrOperty-L. L. o'Brien, dis
charged.
Assault and Battery-sarah DobsOn, 81
and costs.
RObbery-ThOmaS Carroll and George
Ellsworth, discharged.
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LIGHTNING CALcULATISG.-Yesterday we
had the pleasure of meeting Mr.. b. D.. Or
ton, who is engaged in teaching new sys-
TEN of calculation at Felton's Commercial
College. He solves with incredible rapidi-
ty the most difficult examples in addition,
multiplication and interest, and with per-
feet accuracy. He says that by tho system
he teaches Ii one can attain a like pro-
hciency, and his explanation of his system
is clear, concise and simple. He has been
uniformly successful as a teacher, and has
ust finished a course of lessons in 0berlin.