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n. Y. Money marke,-May II.

n II MUuty NaNhtE-MAy II
MoSEY-Quiet and easy at 435 per cent. for
call loans.
STERLING Observation-Disclosures at i09%61Og5k.
CODA shAds easier, opening at I29L, deciin.
ing to 1881. and cIosIng 1T l2a.
T,tal export Of specie to-day I,OT5,l e5.
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Beautiful Grape and lace bonnets opened
this day at J. R. Shepherds.
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FoH TEE BEST assortment of Toilet Ware
the city, go to WansOr's, 50 Public Square.
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FAST DRrvISG-Two fast young blades
who were amusing themselves yesterday by
fast driving about the city suddenly came
to grief. A wheel of their carriage broke
and they were spilled out rather uncere-
%moniously, Their horse took fright and
ran down Seneca street, and at one Of the
Superior street crossings ran over a man,
i%njuring him severely, one of the thills OF
the carriage striking him in the shoulder
and intlieting a severe wound. The young
men were taken in charge by the police,
and will answer for their recklessness To-
day. A few arrests and fines will make
our streets much safer for pedestrians, and
it is to be hoped they may receive full
justice.
The party injured was Jacob HoltzwOrth.
Az Old AceuAISrAxcE-The Reno Times
has the following notice of a rascal who
figured here some years ago:
Some time ago we made note of a detec-
tive on the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
who had himself been arrested for stealing
from the Carver House at Warren. He has
since confessed to g series of crimes, one of
which was the murder of a man at Tidioute.
BE says his real name is Winfield Scott
Campbell. We have some recollection of
this Winfield Scott. ain the days when
We went gipssying" about the streets of
Cleveland he entered that city as a singing
teacher, got up quite a juvenile class, adver-
fused a grand choral or floral entertainment
by his pupils, and finally departed without
giving the equivalent. He is q scamp so
far as he has abilityto De.
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STEWARDS COOKING STovE.-The best in
use, sold by Wansor, 50 Public Square.
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For sale by Holden, Clarke & Wilson.


L. S. DISTRICT CoURT.-The case of the
United States rs. Ethan Allen Brown, which
was on trial nearly all of last week, was ter
minated Saturday night. Itseems that Brown
was ticket agent at Apple Creek Station, in
Wayne county; hat in 1864 he passed
some counterfeit scrip, and was afterwards
watched by individual and Government
detectives, and several months later, IN
1865, was arrested, in company with one
Hunter, for dealing in counterfeit money.
After awhile Hunter turned States evil
dence, and was released from custody.
Last week the trial of Brown came on under
indictment for counterfeiting. He was
tried before Hon. S. L. Whitney, U. S. Dis
trict Judge for Western Michigan, by q jury
of more thar ordinary candor and intelli-
gence, Hon. Harvey Rice foreman. The
prosecution was conducted by Hon. Joseph
N. Root, U. S. District Attorney, and the
prisoner was defended by John Mcsweeny,
ESQ.,, and Gen. William Given, of Wooster.
The investigation lasted ss7eraldays, and
under rigid cross-examinations was rem
dered exceedingly thorough and minute.
The cross-examination of Hunter by Me-
-n---- No. ~o-.isnla-1- eaa-nhina The
arguments were commenced Friday after
noon by tine District Attorney, followed by
both the counsel for defence, and concluded
Saturday afternoon by Mr.. Root. The
speech of MeSweeny consumed several
hours, and was one of the most powerful
efforts ever made in this city in behalf of a
prisoner. The closing argument of the
District Attorney was very able, and the
charge of Judge Whitney a clear and COM
prehensive statement ofthe law. The jury
were out but a short time, and returned a
verdict of "not gully" The prisoner was
discharged from custody, and was generally
congratulated on his acquittal. He is a
plain, honest-lOOking man, about forty
years old, has always borne a good reputa-
ton, and will return to his home vindicated
from this charge by as able and impartial
a jury of his countrymen as ever passed
upon a case in Cleveland.
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0swcRO Markef-SIay IL.

n. Z. Stock Market-May IL.
GOVERNMENT SrocKs-Firm.
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ain THE MIDsT OF LIFE WE ARE IN DEATH
In the midst of health we are exposed TO
total disability by accident. The United
States Accident Insurance Company of Sy-
racuse, New York, is prepared to issue you
compensation, in case of disability for bust
ness, or fixed sum of money to your rep
resehtatives, in case of death resulting from
accident. Apply TO their agent,
L. D. HUDSON, General Agent.
NEwBERRY & Tone, r.. o.
JAMES GAY,
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FoR ALL KINDS of Wooden Ware 60 to
Warsor, 80 Public Square.
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ouT-DOoR sERvIcEs.-Preaching on the
dock, yesterday, was largely attended and
very interesting. The Chaplain, Rev. j.
Dallas, assisted by several good singers,
called the audience together by singing
Gar, Far at Sea-" "The Shining shore"
and other excellent pieces. Rev. J. Mon
teith then read q portion of the IIsth
psalm; and proceeded to elaborate his
theme "the power thought with many
beautiful illustrations, and affectionate and
forcible applications, telling upon the
hearts of his large audience. The chaplain
preached at might in the Bethel to an inter
esting congregation. He is greatly encour-
aged in this very important work. He also
announced the continuance of outdoor
at Scranton's Grove, at 81 P. NJ,
and on the dock at A P NJ, Sundays. this
season. Some Of the clergy of the city are
present at every service, accompanied by
Of their good, which is highly appre-
ciated by all.
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ChIcaEo Market-MnY II.

4 OAAoSBO MOEAot-MaJ Ia
FLOUR-DuII.
waRAT-unsettlei and declined s@sr; closing at
Sl,6OH9l,Bl for No /; 81, II for No =.
No 1.
%0ATs-ouiet at s2@5215e.
PROvIsIoNs-Dull.
FRSIsHrs-Firm. &c on corn toBudalo.
k1cEIPTs-Flour 200 bbls wheat $500 bu
corn $4,000 bu; oats 1900 bu.
sHIPHENTs-Flour $3.50 bbls.; whest %. 500 eu.;
corn $500 bui oats $1,000.
Milwaukee Market-May I2.
FLOuR-DuI.
wHEAT-Decllned o9IOc. Sales at ST. for No /.
OArs-Firm at SIC.
EHEIsHTs-l0c on corn to Buffalo.
corn 1,9O0, ost4 II eco
sHIPNESrs-Flour $500 bbls; wheat 5000 bu.
Rose q Premise Provision Marke 81
Report.
The following are the rates charged By rs;
aAhs-Sugsr-cured premium hams y d.. 81
oAEvAssID HAMS a. an %
DRIED BEER-B %
SHoULDERs-Sugar-oured 3 B......n.. IA
CenTnssed. -
5AcoS-or Smoked Sides . b.------.- 10
AaD-Primek eafkettle-rna u in bbls or tres %
Primo LeafkBtsle-rnd in ke0. a n. ool1
59K-Ao. 1 Eess y san n
Extra clear D % 90
LiShS % %
2 No extra charge made for packages or cart.
age 10 raairead depots or boats. All articles se
sArIahsea esrietly prime. snd equal to anythingIn
S7e stsee. orders promptly flled.
R0SE & PREHTISs.
- Nos. l42. ia and 14s Ontario street.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Ifyou want anything in the Line of house
keeping goods, go to WansOr's, No. So South
Side Public Square. my12-3l4
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NELL1E's STUMBLING BLOCK. BY Alice Gray.
New York: Robert Carter * Bros. 1866.
This book has already become a favorite
with the little folks, and it certainly de-
serves a place in every juvenile library. 1t
is written in a beautiful simple style, and
the moral lessons are clear ana pointed
without being SYSTEMATICALLY thrust into the
foreground. The volume is in the best style
end type of Carter and Brothers.
For sale by Holden, Clarke & Wilson.
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Ladies viii do well to call and examine
the elegant bOnnets at J. R. Shepherds.
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All the latest summer styles opening at
J. r. Shepherds.
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Tus rapr-o- assartmAnt Of Tea Traus ~
town can be had at Warsor's.
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s0ls 90

In the above account, your stewards beg
to draw you attention to the fact that the
sum would lave been SO greater than here
charged but for the sympathy of Messrs.
Cowles and Armstrong, who each deducted
IS from their accounts.
Your Stewards have the satisfaction of de-
claring the profit of the festival to amount
to 81 O5 and in submitting this report for
your approval, beg to thank you for the
general aid you afforded in the sale of
tickets, and in your patience while listening
TO the reading Of this statement.
(Sirpedl
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CHAs. D. GAYLORD. ]. ELLSWORTH

For plumbing, gas and steam fitting so
to Beggs & McGarvey's, No. II Prospect
street.
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All kinds of plumbing, gas and steam
fitting lone in the best manner, by Briggs
& McGarvey, No. Il Prospect street.
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A NUTSHELL OF KNOWLEDGE. A. L. Q. E.,
author of "Rambles of 3 Rat" MY
NNeighbor's Shoes" etc. New York:
Thomas Nelson & Sons. 1856.
The most beautiful little volume We have
seen for an age, is this " Nut Shell of Knowl-
edge" It's full of bits of knowledge which
are SO interviewer with the most charming
Of stories that the most stupid could not
fail to remember them. The exquisite lit
tie preface is enough to tempt one into the
book. It reads, When I see what a little
handful of the grains of knowledge l have
Gathered l am almost ashamed to own from
how many fields I have CLEANED it. Ny
little bunch of corn ears, tied together by a
string of fancy, is only intended to feed
the young birds of our nurseries, and
shall rejoice if it lure them, when their
wings are more fiedged and their pinions
stronger to search for themselves those rich
fields where knowledge in abundance is to
be found by those who industriously seek
:4s
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SALESMAN wAyrEp.-see W. Ambridge's
advertisement.
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CHARITY HosrIrAL-An adjourned meet
ing of the friends of this enterprise, to re-
ceive reports of committees, and for the
election of a Board of Direction, will be held
at the Court H~ouse.on Monday evening,
May 18th, at half-past seven o'clock.
Ladies and gentlemen interested in this
cause are invited TO attend.
T., NJ HuRRY- Chairman
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u. NJ. HUBBY, Chairman.
GEo. A. SrANLY, Sec'y, pro TEN

For SALE.-Five secondhand pianos and
four secondhand melodeons, all good works
for sale cheap at the Great Western Rooms,
1877 Ontario street. may14:314
LADIES, Please call and look at our stock
of Lasting and Glove Kid Bslmorals and
Gators. Our Glove Kid " Highland 3" walk
ing boot is the prettiest style in the market.
GAYLORD & ELLSWORTH,
202 Superior street.
rz.- N c.~,,pD ExsUOpTu
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ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Mrs. Warren Edgar
ton appeared Saturday evening for the last
time in the admirable play of "our Female
American Cousin" In the character of
Miss PAMELA Appleby, she cannot be sur
passed. As the representative of a genuine,
energetic and go-ahead Yankee girl, not to
be fooled by any one "she ever sot her eve
on she is fsultless. In the comic song of
"Riddle-cum-dinkey-do," she was raptu-
rously encored, as also in the beautiful
Tyrolean air entitled "0n the Mountain
High" with guitar accompaniment. Every
one who has not heard Miss Edgarton in
"o1r Female American Cousin has missed
a treat. Mr.. Ellsler as Peter Neff was
quite "at home" as usual, and was enthu-
siastieaily apPlauded upon making his ap-
pearance on the stage. Mr.. R. Stephens as
Sir VIM. Appleby; Mr.. simcoe Lee as
Gerald Appleby, and Mr. Murdoch as Fitz-
clarence Fitzherbert, were quite up to their
parts. Miss Herbert, Miss Jones, Miss r.
wing and Miss Morris, in their several
characters sustained themselves well, as
also did every member of the company.
Mr. Sam Ryan in the comedy and charac-
ter of Handy Andy" was incompatible,
keeping the audience in continual roar of
laughter and applause. We recommend
to hear and see Nj. Ryan before he
leaves the city. The attractions presented
and the excellent performance of the COM
pAny make each house larger than the last.
The present week viii give Us a new and
brilliant series OF entertainments which
none should fail of attending.
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For sale by Holden, Clarke 4 Wilson.

BASIL; on, HONESTY AND INDUSTRY. Boston:
Henry Hoyt. 1886.
"Basil " is a very neat little addition to
the Hillside Library. The characters are
real live children and not the monstrOsities
which used to figure SO largely in our So
called moral and religious juvenile books.
For sale by Holden, Clarke & Wilson.
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Stewards.
Presented Nav So. $500

The meeting adjourned, after passing a
vote of thanks to the stewards, for their able
service in the management of the festival.
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New Books.

THE CHILDREN OF C~LovKRLY. By the author
of the young Apprentice "Fenls
Hollon," &c. Boston Henry Hoyt. 1850
We have Just looked over this new addi-
ton to the excellent Sunday school series OF
Juvenile Religious Works issued by Henry
Hoyt, No. 9 Cornhill, Boston. outwardly
it is a handsome volume and the print is
/ of the c~learest.
The story is Englsh7American. The
scene is laid in England during the pro-
gress of our war. The children of an off
Ger of the Union army, born on the borders
of Lake Huron and living in a rude log
cabin, are left motherless and are sent by
their father to their u%ncle's in England,
where they remain until the war is tri-
umphantly ended. The story is one Of the
best of the series. The tone is always high,
and the spirit shown towards loyal Ameri-
cans is the very kindest.
For sale by Holden, Clarke & Wilson.
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1866. 1865,
LAKE SUPERIOR LINE.

-THE MAGNIFICENT, sTAUNCH
L and rel.aols STEAMERS named below, make
traft aud al 9
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FOR SALE.

DOR SALE-House aud lot No. l7 Tracy sir ct.
4 Also vacant lot next TO same, house contains six
rooms and 3 good CELLAR; good gel. c stern and grape
arbor on the place. Terms easy. Inquire OF II
kE$SLEB, at Morgan, Root Cos, 22S su seIioT
atrset. mayI0.3l6
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NEW AoVeRTIsEMENTs.

DOARDTNG-Threa pleasant rooms can be h
ID on immediate application st No. 40 IVY
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81 II sac y run q.

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bur@ elm tBtlt snfa6ss WlitteI ipiebsr terseIeat
wurte, na6bem CT mttrsre Sabre an elmer lalim.
men 0unsen antsdung unb fifier trptenbrn
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tbsilen.
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fdrift bes Su ssbrauhenfen 8sSsptes frti bon gt.
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tits, Smifen, Nerfdltung. &c. Rnben.
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buns bts 8eseptrs IN ben esipsneen Sulfs 3u lei.
fen unO fUI&e aufl&ldHe su sebsn. tpsl4e sr fdr
untibsri6Gb6ar balt unb tcfft, tab jseer etibsnps
lsin Mittsl prpbrt, ba 60 gidts tsast unb ld
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fdaiea apprfifiren an
Rep. Goparb Il. BiiIon,
g8Giamsturs. ainss &auntp, @susNOrt.
5sb. 81. 1866. natS
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Sfit f6 Satrtn In Meu. yorf tstatlir,"
Gin3is tsfannte unfebltare Wittsl."
5rsi BON @ift"
Ntdt eefatrliA fiir bic Menf6en."
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Sertil9er
81 elm 8lelisr, pe&r ssgen Hdttsn, MGu1s,
SGwatsn. iGpar5e unb rptbe @me(en &C., &c.
9ebrauht pirb.
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M1entf6aft< 9fa0ri0t.

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ba6 ct bic a8snti6aft BON Spraee @rsetY's
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Ne1btng @tfenDabn.


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905 8ormittaas uno 8rattns um SO unp
'7.30 Worsens fir 5arristurs. INN 10. SO Iur
hnittass fdr Neu y,rf, unb 4.25 NaGmittase
far pSilabstpbla.
@cmmutaticn, Meilcn. S&ul .Serien unb gr
turfion' Sidsts 3u terabstfsbtsn 9reiIsn werptn
shus9egsben mad unb BON allen panftsn.
80 yfunb @epad wrb tebsn YaHaeer erlautt
tiIib Gbsds bafar seestsn.
q. u. gaieolls.
: Gen. Supt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-07-10
=IuSfattun9s =@aaren.
CARPETS =! CARROTS +!

bon allen Stsls bic Int Marfte iInb, tsas6ent
aus Sanf, eeinewanb, tsimssma6tsr eumpen.
Carpet. pctsdstiGsr DuipIp, Snsrain, bon BEN
teritmlsn scpea unb Sartfcrb Gompaenten Der.
fertt8ten, 5lor'Ssltu&. Slid Sdiu6, @tisaen.
Ssltu6, 6snfsr.S6abss unb Slsnsm, Nlat.
ting, Otuss unb Matts.
Hufst an, jste unb aus. unb ftbrt Iir su&
islbf naG wo itr bic tppblisillts Otter farfsa
fSnnt. unisr Mcttc IT,:
,.S6nelle Serfdufe unb fleine prcfite." +"
Bollen su6 bssslsi@en bepeibsn, bae 9iicmanb
biaiser perfauft ale mir. gBir rfrsusn uns I'm.
mer unisrs @dttr ;ssen au fBnnen, inbem mir
perllGsrt ftiblen. tab mir ben solfantisfsn Stpd
Sitter I'm gaunts baten.
gBr inb Der gsmsinbtsit letr snbinbli& fiir
itre baterise fetr Ibsrale llntsrfdburs. unb BIT.
ten um cine Gcrttausr bsrlslben.
sG- Nufst an Der nadam Stdre Der er1sn
glaticaal Sant an, nabe ssssnabsr bsm alsn
5aus.
GGlsntaun, Wai 8, 1866. nqbp