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GompounS-int N ore - i We iaS7a raj Id2
The Board of Trade did not meet to-day
On the River business was quiet, and the
market ruled steady as TO prices. There
is no speculative feeling whatever in Bread
stuis. There is a fair milling demand for
Wheat, though even this is narrowed to the
limits Of immediate wants. Buyers appear,
to have a very shallow confidence in pre-
vailing prices, and take hold reluctantly
Corn is in fair request and steady, Oats
are quiet. In the Provision line trade is
fair, and prices rule steady and generally
firm. Butter continues dull, and commands
very little attention from dealers. Cheese
is in good steady demand and firm. There
is an improving demand for Refined Petro-
leum in bond, and the market is firm.
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F~LOUR-Quiet.
Of new Michigan at at S2,25@s ,25%: new white
81, 5502,5 So; amber $3.50; No | Milwaukee $500.
CoRN-0pened lc lower snd closed l1%c lower.
Sales at 5918@5oc for No l; 5sc for No :.
oATs-Stesdy at 42c.
LAKE FREIaHrs-DuIl and nominal.
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OPTICAL.

3. PERLEH, the reliable Opsician, sill
- continues to give universal satisfaction in III
practice Of bis profession, No. 1sS Superior stree
Johnson House Building.
"a 1t is to the advantage OF all, when sodeli
cate 9 sense IS that Of sight 10 ecnoeFned, { deal
with one eff acknowledged skill, who makes no false
pretsnsions; also a full assortmsnt Of Optical end
k~athsnstical I~nstrImen~ iulyI
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sitting and standing about slightly injured
! then went to a house in a southerly direc-
ton, where I found several wounded and
dead person. | found one woman, appa-
rently slightly wounded, and somewhat
frightened. A child, said to belong to her,
was having commissions. III
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$1,000 Rcward.-The above reward will be
given to any person who can furnish a prsscrip-
ton for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. strick-
tanks Mellinuous Cough BaIsam. This balssm
will cure the above complaints, also splitting Of
blood and night sgeats. One bottle is sufficient
for any one to try. The worst cases Of chrcnic
cough, asthma, whooping cough and primary cases
OF consumption are cured by DR.. Strickland's Mel
lihuous Cough Bslsam. It can be be had at any
Druggists.
BENTON 4 DURHAM, Agents, Cleveland, %.
n6:Rb
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CITY NEWS

DIAAoNDs.-Another lot of most exquisite
ly tasty Diamond Rings and Pins just re-
ceived. Ladies are invited to call and ex-
anime, at 2S7 Superior street.
may3I SYLVESTER HOGAN.
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xRATRLERs REGISTER.


HS Citizens wis hing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains or Bevts, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnihus once, l60 Superior street., OPP
posite the Weddell House. mayl6
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NOTICES.

Album size Photographs reduced in price,
one dollar per dozen, and larger sizes in pro-
portion, at RYDER's.
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NNIscELLANEoUs.

DROP. THOMAS would respectfully inform
L his friends and patrons that he is now prepared
20 attend to Shaving, Hair Dressing and ShAmpoon-
ing, Hair ColoriDg, &c., in the best style. Also, that
be viii give his attention to the cure Of Corns, Bun
ions; snd Lngrowing Nails, shop under the John
son Bqlse. Aplss5s2
QSA AAn MONEY ADVANCED
%OOaOOO In SUMS 70 suit-at the old stand
and we'll Known. WAGNEH'S LOAN OFFICE,
CO Securities Of every kind, viz Cold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware. yeEeiry, Guns
Pistols, Clothing. Dry Goods, Pianos, MelodeOns, and
Al personal property and articles o~fvalue, on the most
satisfactory terms, business strictly private. Rs
telished ISL. R-B.-A variety Of unredeemsd
Watches. Jsgay, Gqns, etc, for sale at bargains.
Hdlce-corner of Water and Superior streets, over
FsySa { PieKOttos Clothing Store
otis J.G.Sw WAGNER.
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ar For Evening Edition News
see inside.
~ For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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AcADEMTi ioF. MusIc-Last nighttime always
superb play of THE Lady of Lyons +" was
presented on the occasion of the farewell
benefit and last appearance of Mr.. Barton
Hill. Mr.. Hill as Claude Melnotte was
very well received by the audience, though
the part is not so well suited to his peculiar
style of acting as that of "Sam." A want
Of clear and distinct articulation detracts
from the favor won by a fine person and
graceful bearing in such scenes as the clos
ing one of the Lady of Lyons" No one of
the Cleveland theater-goers but who has
heard and admired the Pauline of Mrs.
Eilsler. Last night she rendered her part
unusually well. The Colonel Dumas of Mr..
Ellsler was above all criticism. Mr.. Hud-
son as Mons. Beausant, and Mr.. Murdoch
as Mons. CLAWS were fully up to their parts.
The comedy of Katharine and Petruchio"
closed the entertainment.
To night Mr.. John Ogden takes his bene-
fit. An immense bill is announced. The
leading piece will be The Lost Ship" with
The DenoHneer and the Three Thieves "
as a~fterpiece. Mr.. ogden is a young actor,
but he displays more than ordinary talent
for the stage and devotes himself ardently
to his profession. Since his engagement
here he has won hosts Of friends, and he
will not fail to have a good house at this,
his first benefit.
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PoLIcr CouRr-The following cases were
up before Judge Abbey this morning:
Drunk-James Jones, sent to work house
so days; John Connor and John Delaney
$500 and costs; Catharine Delaney, Caroline
Bradley, Wm. Wilt, James Burns, SL,OO and
costs Frank Johnson, $500 and costs.
Disturbance-Winiam Cramer, $500 and
costs; Joseph Cramer, $500 and costs.
Vagrancy-George Cook, sent TO work
house 80 days; Humphrey Stahl, work house
six months.
Intoxication-Ellen Ringer, fined So and
costs, and sent to work house for thirty
days.
Assault and Battery-Mitchel Miller, con
tinued TO the It'll inst, on bail of $500; Henry
Albrecht and Catherine Albrecht, discon-
tinued on payment of costs.
Stabbing with Intent to Wound-William
Lellis, case continued to the 9Th inst, on bail
of $500.
A case OF highway robbery was on trial,
but had not been decided at twelve o'clock.
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Day GooDs.-Ladies and citizens will do
well Il remember that the old reliable house
of S. Lyman, Superior street corner of
Public Square, has been recently filed
with q choice stock of dry goods. In the
way of linens and housekeeping goods
probably no house in the city eau offer
equal inducements, as this house imports
direct and thus gives to the purchaser the
profit which iobbers East add to their
sales. AL persons before purchasing will
act wisely to examine their stock.
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TAKE IT AwAY.-The grass which was
in Monumental Park, several days
since, is now we'll dried and will make ex-
hay. We venture to suggest to the
parties concerned, that there are some pros
poets of rain, and perhaps it might be well
to house the stuff before it gets wet. Of
course it does not disdgure the Park any
1t is rather ornamental than otherwise.
Beside there is the "breath ofthe new-mown
hay waited forth on the summer air."
&c 70
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EoR LAKE SUPERIOR.

EOR LAKE SUPERIOR. q
The .t.unsA and reliable lRM
steamer, -
B0CK..--..JoHN MCKAT, Master.
VIII leave our dock for PORTAGE LAKE and
intermediate ports On
SATURDAY, JUNE 81, at P. M.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
10 GARRETS0N 4 CO., Agents,
1unsl:sls Nc. River street.
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Chicnxo B1nrAet-June i.
,ToIedo Market-June 1.

The Board OfTrade being closed hut little is do
ing.
W#Esr-Dun sales at S., 59I,6 So for No l.
CoRE-Dnll. Sales Of No 1 at 5.3z@53o.
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SPRANKLE d son,
PRODUCE

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Aud dealers in
Grain, Flour. Provision, Salt, Water
Lime, Fish, Seeds, Butter,
a~af Lard, dc.
Haying purchased the interest Of A. Burgsrt,
IL. the frm Of SprRRkls q BurgeTt, the undersien-
ed will carry on the above business at their old
stand, Nos. 81 and 50 Merwin street, Cleveland, o.
Liberal advances made on eonsignments.
aP5:32s sPRANKLE 4 SON,
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Just Receiyed-"The Maiden and
Married Life of Mary Powell; ;" price
S1.5O. Sans Merci, or RcsfrelS and
Falcon, by the author II Gu9 Living
stone; price so cts. MackenZle'S TO-
900 Receipts, latest edition; price SIS.
ChandOs, a novel by the author of
StrathmOFes; price $2.0O. Hidden
Depths, a new novel. A fresh supply
Of LfppIHcOtt's new U. S. Gazetteer;
price S1OO0 {. For sale by Cobb, An
dreWS d. Co. Mayo
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To Chiesgo.-------..-... l 10 9Cc Toe SOC
fIOur-Quiet, and without quotable change
City-made Xxx red held at 81, OO@I4,CO do XIX
white S1a, OOGI5,6o Country brands XX red
SO, 5O@12,5 50; do Xxx white sls, Oo@l4,sO. Xxx
spring SO, 5oG1I 90. Sales 100 bis X spring at
Sl0,2 Is so bbls extra red winter at $500.
Wheat-Milwaukee spring in fair demand and
steady other varieties quiet. Sales GOO bbls No.
I Milwaukee spring aHoat at S2,Oe; 4 cars do do
at S2,O5 rom store l car No. 2 red at s., 20.
COrn-In fair demand and steady. Sales z car.
No. 1 mixed from store at CSC; l car do do at Cec.
Oats-ouiet. Sales l car No / at 47e from store.
Rye-steady and firm at s5c from store.
FArley-Insctive and nominal.
~POrk-steady. Sales 80 bbls No. l CITY Mess
at $500 No. 2 Mess 5000; Prime Mess s27, 60;
Clear $50, 90. o.
Lard-steady. City -rendersd &c in tieress and
&c in kegs sales Is kegs country rendered 2oc.
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cleveland Wholesale Market.

FRIDAY EVENING, June !, 1sse.
Freights-The following are the rates by Lake
(steam) and Rail from this port to New York and
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Financial.
NEW YoEK, June l.
The Commercials money article says
There were quotations on the street OF New York
Central at 9SL, and Erie 6IZ@GiZ. There were
also a few transactions in gold at l4041lil. The
only business of importance has been in foreign
sXchanga. The demand for night bills on Paris
has been unusually active, with u corresponding
advance in rates. In time bi1s on London, trans
actions are larger.
The shipments Of specie tomorrow appear likely
to aggregate about j,G0O,O 900.
Rose q Prentiss' Provision HRrhet
Report
The following are the rates charged By Us:
HAMs-SugNr-cured premium hams q De-. 81
CAsvAssED HAM Ab--. %
DRIED BEET-T 70
sHouLDERs-Sugar-cured q h-------...- "a
q" CAnVessed. .......................-. Is
BAcoN-or Smoked Sides . n .~-~,---.-- 10
hARD-PTime Leaf kettle-rDd'di in bbls or tres %
" Prime Leafkettle-rnd'di in kegs p H.. 22h
PoRK-EO. l mess a Dbl. 90
Extra clear 70 l--------..-...,.- 81 90
Light 70 W
RHNo extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depots or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything in
the State. Orders promptly filed.
R0SE q PREETISS.
EaH. ls2. 14 and 146 Ontario street.
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asUeeo NaTkef-June L.

No sprirg; Si2,O0 for red winter; $3.50 for M.
WHEAT-ModeTately active and unchanged.
Sales Of No . Chicago spring at Sl,4j; No do at
sos; amber do at 81, 10.
6oas-lc lower. Sales at nc for No ] Illinois
OArs-Scarce and nominal. Sales at Ole fer
western; Canada 81 90.
BARLET-Scarce and nominal.
RYE-Scarce and nominal.
CANAL FREIGHTs-Dull.
The amount of flour and grain Gu the canal for
tide water, from 0swego and Buffalo, yesterday
noon, as near as can be steertHined, WAS a follows:
5, ga bbls -four; ISL, 600 bush wheat; 1,i]i,e00
corn; 63o, 600 oats; 1000 barley; l,VOO peas.
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R8- Single copies of the WEEKLY LEADER, for
Saturday, June ?, 1866, in wrappers ready for
mailing, eau be had at The LEADER Counting Room.
Price Eve cents.
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Heretofore it has been found impossible
to patrol any but the more densely popu-
lated portions of the city during the day.
Now it is proposed to establish regular
beats which will be patrolled by day as well
as night.
This increase of our police force has long
been demanded by the real interests of the
city. Our present and proposed public i'm
provements need ample protection, and the
rapidly increasing population demands a
corresponding increase of the law-enforeing
branch of the city government. The great
mass Of the taxpayers of the city will fully
endorse the action of the City Council.
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The westward-bOund rates by lake and rail are
as follows:
LIST I'd Sd 9TH
Ia class. class. class. class.
To Cleveland, ToleIo and
Dstroit-~"~~~~--sl 90 s5c e5o 45o
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MILLINERY coops.

NEW SUPPLY OF AMERICAN
- WATCHES-In gold and silver, at The re-
dgesd prices [naySll C0HLkS 3 o.
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AMUSED
OF MUSIC. q
John A. Ellslsr. Manager B. H. GcAry. Trsaursr.


John A. EllsIsr Manager B. n. Gcary. e. Treaurer.
PRIcEs or ANNIVERSARIES Circle and Fer-
quette, 80 cents; Reserved Seats to Dress Circle, Is
cents Family Circle, 80 cents; Gallery - cents.
Private Boxes, IS and S. Single Seats IN Privats
Boxes, 800.
Doors open at ZOO. Curtsin rises at 7:46. 4,
Colored persons viii, under no circumstance, rs
permitted to occupy seats in any ether portion Of
the house, cave the Gallery Admission 70 cents
BENEFIT OF
Mr.. JOHN OGDEN,
On which ecoasi,n he presents the following
MONSTER BILL.
This SATURDAY EVENING, June I'd 1876.
wilt be presented the nautical Drama in , acts
called the
LOST SHIP:
Or, our Man Of WarsHncn and the PrI-
FffePr.
Nicholas Nihhlcs~ J. oeden.
Ben IrenAht- .......---.s,-...-Mr J. =. mage.
-
Champion Clog Dance,
Messrs. Laughlin and Murray.
10 conclude with the fine Erama called the
DENOUNCER AND THE THREE
THIEVES.
ne Monday eTening Miss 6ate Reynolds.
Hs-In preparation. waiting for the Verdict
rThe Sea Of Ice" Matilda Her0n's great play Of
&" Matilde." and the celebrated Comedy OF "Kieh-
| ellen at Sixteen.
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SOLDIERS TAKE NOTICE.-SOIdIers'
Claims collected Without charge. See
advertisement of "Free Claim Agen-
CIV {" In another column, mayo
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WARTS.

WTANTED-Girl not less than fourteen years Of
w sge, 70 tend children and helP II Homework,
Su family OF four persols. One from country pre-
fsrred- Amply at IS Eagle-st- lune2:5e0
"ANTRD-A situation By young Girl lately
w from the country, TO take care of children aud
assist in doing homework Inquire OF J. RAQQE
ia Greenwood street, J~unel:221
UANTED-A few Day Boarders st 81 st. Clair
w street. J~uDel:3l9
"ANTED-BUsINESS MEG-Capsble ofearn-
w ing salaries Of from $1,000 TO S2Oo per year.
Further faTticulArs can be learned in another cor
umuu under heading OF Business Nea Vented"
msytl:3Is
TANTED-SALg sMEN-Experienced Sales
w men and Book keepers preferred For fHr-
ther particulars read advertisement Of W. AM
BRIDGE in another column headed Statesmen
Wanted" mayl:3ls
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The MISsrRELs.-Newcomb d Airing
toms Minstrels gave one of their best en-
tertainments last night to a coed audience,
which filed Brainard's Hall to its utmost
capacity. The excellent reputation Of the
troupe was fully sustained. The singing
and music was good, full Of life and spirit,
and not lacking in fun, that one essential TO
a first rate minstrel concert. The bur
lesques were of the ~iolliests order, and the
acting in them was first rate. "El parle
Franchise" "The Mountebank," and
"Equesgriculum" were especially side
splitting" The troupe is the best that has
ever visited Cleveland, and We should be
safe in saying the best that travels. To-
night they give another entertainment.
-
HEALrHY.-The Health officers of all the
Wards, except the Third, have been dis
charged, after completing the work assigned
TO them. The officer appointed for the
Third Ward had a double share Of work
and, though one of the most active and
efficient, has not yet finished his task. DR..
JUN bicAihsonJ heHl'H Ol4iHer OF the CITY
has entire charge of the sanitary measures
of the city. While the New York, Cincin-
natl and Chicago daiIies contain three OF
four column reports from Health Boards
detailing the cleaning up Of cess-pcols o.
filth, and the cleaning out of wretched and
crowded by-ways and alleys, we may con.
graduate ourselves that our Health Oficeri
have no such disgusting tasks.
Day GooDs-Ladies and citizens will dc
| we'll 10 ramemher that the I'D reliable hong,
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CLEVELAND WEEKLY LEADER
For Saturday, June 2.
CONTENTS.

|
EDIToRIAL-The Democratic State Convention;
The Guillotine Fully at Work Congressional
Matters The "Yet UndeveIoped Political organi-
cation" in Pennsylvania The Provost Marshal
Generals Report The Presidents Household /;
General Howard aud the ~Freedmen's Buresu; Win
field Scott The Treaties of 1875 The State Com
mittee Gen. Grant on the Situation; The Reform
Bill in the English Parliament Mr.. Stevens
Plan of reconstruction The Fenian Finances I,
The Course of our Representatives; Bismark; The
Question of Citizenship; Ex-Gov. Pease Of Texas
on Negro Suffrage; The Objects OF the European
War; Independence of the Senate; The Post Master
Generals Views; Political Items, ETC., etc.
SELECTIONS P0LITICAL-Senator Stewards
Restoration Amendment; Mr.. Stewards Speech at
Auburn; The Democratic Platform; How To Do It
w. W. Armstrong, of Tifiu; Washington Topics
aud Gossip; Speech of Post Master General Denni-
son; Mr.. McCulloch's Demonstration; A Specimen
Of Conservative Styl,; Hon. Martin weIker
Items, ETC., etc.
MISCELLANEOUS Romance; Astronomical
Observations; A Hefty Poet; The Door for the
new Capitol; Chivalry in Memphis; The War in
Germany; Mr.. Lincoln's Entrance into Washing
ton; Napoleon at Auxsrre; Failure of Sir Morton
Peto. &C.
H NEWS. Northern Ohio News; Religious
Intelligence, Crop Items; The Fenian Movements;
General News Items. &c.
F~INANCIAL.-A Full Review of the Local
Markets Financial and Commercia Articles /;
Cleveland Wholesale Market New York Cattle
Market, &c.
TELEGRAPRlC-Proceedings Of Congress ;
General and Special Dispatches from all parts of
the country.
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TELEGRAPEIC.-Proceedings of Congress ,
General and Special Dispatches from all parts of
the country.
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DAILY LEADER.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

JUNE :, 1856.