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Markct-nay 81.

FLoyR-Quiet.
NHEAT-Qniet.
CORS-lc lower. Salss ofnew No mixed at Js.
OATs-ouiet. sales Of Chicago at 4Jk94Ic.
BARLEY-Nominal.
RYE-NOuinal.
PEAs-Nominal.
WuISKY-NOmiual.
P~ObK-SOles at SJI. co.
~LARD-Sales ut re.
cAsAL FREIoHTs-To New York Corn ia
12Lc.
CANAL EXPOlTE-Nhea tu2nA ssh "as-1~1@
oats II $751; nOnr Icf uutS.
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Just RcceIVed-"The Maiden and
Married Life Of Mary POwell;' price
$3.50, Sans MeFci, or KestFels and
Falcon, by the author OF Guy Living
stone; price so cts. Maekenzie's TO-
coo Receipts, latest edition; price S..
ChaRdOs, a novel by the author OF
StTathmOPes; price $500. Hidden
Depths, a new novel. A fresh supply
Of LippincOtt's new U. S. Gazetteer;
price $40 90. For sale by Cobb, An
dreWs Il Co. may22
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To conclude with shakspeare's Comedy called
KATHERINE AND PETRUCIIIG.
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ACADEaIY OF MUSIC.

Iohn A. Eislsr. Manager R. H. esary -TrsAul
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Mining stocks-May so,

The prices Of MIN g stocks bid in Boston to-day
were:
Copper Falls a; Franklin 4515. Hancock 2o%;
Quincy 30; Waverly 90; BIy state I51s, Mime
sofa liz; Central 81.
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Cleveland Family Market.

THURSDAY, May II, 1866.
Below We give the retail prices Of the chief ar
ucles OF family use in Meats, Vegetables and gem
eraI Produce, as prevailing to-day with the onts-
rio street dealers. The market continues to rule
steady for nearly all commodities, the only mate
rial changes noted being in green vege ablcs, which
are declining. Meats and Produce are unchanged
Strawberries are lower. The market is well sup
piled with seasonab'e vegetables.
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DAILY LEADER
FRIDAY, JUNE /, 1866.
SEW ABVERTTsEmENTS

ArAln KIN IL
Academy Of Muslc-Barton Hi.
NJ. 81. spangIer-Strsyed.
jam . Pyle-Local Notice.
+, J. Binghan-Board Wanted.
J.E. G. L. Ingersoll-For Rent.
Greenwood street-situation Wanted.
lB4 Roo Co.-Local Notice.
Lightnin, & Co.-Busincss College.
Calkius, Grim I'd Gloves, &c.
Ford& Wsgner-h- -ator's Sale.
NJ. r. Ga1ap-4dmiaist.. lie.
I. W. UPham-Buggies for D. 1ar Sale.
Il. n. Raymond-House and LotI~
r. llama & Co-For Lake Superior.
A. o. B~riggs-Agents Wanted.
o. st. Clair street-Boarders Wanted.
4. Il. MerriT-Sundsy School Books
Gsrretson & Color Bake Superior.
W. Ambridge-Bocal Goti5e.
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srgAuER MovEuEyTs.--The following boats,
belonging to the New York Central line.
A. Buck, agsnt-wiIl leave this evening, at
6 O'Clock: The Rocket, for Green Bay the
Dean Richmond, for Chicago; and the
Evergreen City, for Buffalo.
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TIE NEw HosrTTAL-CoREEcrIoN.-ln the
report of the Committee on the New Hospi-
tai published yesterday, they are made TO
say that the number of sick uncared for in
this city is I00e per annum, while it should
read 1000 per month.
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6bdisHeHs.-On Iron, Except sheet ordered in
lots ef20 tons, l2Lc per hundred pounds
On Nails, ordered in lots OF 100 kegs or more,
12zc per key
1erHs--NOte OF acceptance at sixty days, with
current rate OF exchange on New York, or a dis
count Of three per cent. for cash, if RENTED on re-
ceiPt Of invoice. Payments to be made in New
York exchange, United States Treasury Notes, or
their equivalent. No discount on bills Of less
amount than fifty dollars.
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LOCAL NOTICEs.

Album size Photographs reduced in price,
one dollar per dozen, and larger sizes in pro-
portion, ct RYpER's.
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BAsE-BALL.-The Forest City Club play
to-day at four o'clock, on their ground
Every member should be on hand.
The regular monthly meeting Of the club
for bushes Will occur on Monday evening
next at half after seven o'clock.
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white s15,OOal5.5O Country brands Xxx red
$40, 5os12,sOi do Xxx white Sl5,O0@1i,6 So Xxx
spring slO.5O@1I,o 90.
Wheat-Quiet. Milwaukee spring in moder-
ate demand and steady for car lots. Sales 1000 bu
No. 1 Milwaukee spring at s2,0s; 9 cars do do
at s2,o5; . cars No. . white and / car No. 2 red on
private terms.
COrn-In moderate demand and steady. Sale
l car No. l mixed from store st eoc.
OatS-Prices irregular ; demand moderate
Sales I car No l at 47c from store; 2 cars at Acc 1
car a, 45o on track.
Eye-More inquiry and firm. Sales ; cars at
soc from stole.
RarIey-Inaciive and ncminal
POrk-Steady and firm. No. l City Mesa held
at So, 90; No. 2 Mess s3O,oOi Prlns Mess s27,OO;
CLEAR $500.
Lard-Steady. City rendered &C in tierecs and
&c in kegs sales 10 kegs country rendered 20.
Bams-Firm. City sugsr-cured CSC canvassed
and &c uucanvassed; country cut 1a921c.
snOuIders-steady. City-eured loo oanvassed
and Iic uncanvasssd Country-oured l3SIlc.
BaeOn-Held at 1so for clear; 19c for sugar
cured uucanvassed 2Oc for DO canvassed. Sales
1900 lbs Country at 1915.
Mess BeeE-In moderate request and steady
at $3.50.
Dried B~eef-steady at Csc csnTassed and 2lc
uncsnvsssed.
B~utfer-very dull at a range Of 2595Oc for
good to very choice Western Reserve yellow.
Cheese-In fair demand, Eteady and firm at
l29I6e for good to choice dairy and faotory-msde.
EgEs-In fair demand and steady at 2oc.
HfShwtncs-Quiet and steady at g., 2Id2,22.
AIeebOI-steady. Held st S4,4494,49 for es
per cent. Cologne Spirits, ss per cent, s4,64@i,59.
Neutral Proof Spirits s2,s792,42.
PetrOIcum-Firm. Bonded in fair inquiry.
Sales 30 bbls bonde 1, immediate delivery on spot,
at 3eXc 100 bbls, July delivery on spot, at 4oc.-
Free quiet at 5s@GOc.
Oiis-Steady an Unchanged. We quote
do bold I So Whale, ". 8.---es1 70
Oarben-....-.. 69ggO C Elephant, ". B. l 10
Lard.....-.S1 60g1 rs Sperm, W &c.,. 2 Go
Bank........ al 30 Straits. .------ %
Dried AppIes-Scsrce and firm at l5glsc
aud pay for packages.
Dried Peaehes-FiTm. Pared SOC IMPAIRED,
halves, 2OG25c; quarters, lsc.
POtatOes-In good demand, but hardly SO firm.
Sales I cars Peachblows in bulk at 81, 10 per bu
200 bbls at s., 1O93,25 per Dbl.
Lake Eish-In good demand and firm
No. l Whit fish &, so per half Dbl; No. 2 do $500;
Pickerel, No. l, ss,OO9s,25; Trout S7,25; Her
ring, large, $3.50.
Beans-Prime white in moderate request at
sl,7592,OO per bu.
saIs-Held at $3.50 for Fine and s2,S5 for
coarse OnoudasA; Saginaw $3.50.
Water Limc-In fair demand and firm at
So 90 for Akron and Oswego.
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L, P. NJ. VI wish to rent an office in a
good loestion, in this city-Superior street
preferred. Those having rooms to let
would do well to address, H. H. Mayhem,
Post Office. May3O-3I9
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CITY NEWS

DIANoSDs.-Another lot of most exquisite
ly tasty Diamond Rings and Pins just re
ceived. Ladies are invited to call and OK
anime, at 237 Superior street.
may3I SYLvEsTER HOGAN.
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NATURALIZATION Wednesday, May
seth, by Rev. 7. B.. Wells, at the residence Of the
brides father, John F. Wnitelaw, Of Cleveland, TO
Miss Alma, daughter OF Hon. D. h. F"igc, OF
gainesville. Ohio.
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Financial.

Spool ~Cotton-CIArk's 100; aadley's s2L.
Ginghams-CAiedonia 81; Glasgow 2S%; Hart.
ford 2l[; Lancaster 26m2I.
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NEW MusIc.-A new piece Of music, "The
Wedding Quiekstep,p has been laid on our
table. 1t was written and composed for the
piano by Mr.. L. a. Tuttle and published by
Mr.. J. Long Of this city.
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PAPWORTH BAND.
al
Nh, B. preston,
"

N~Ata"hsheh DeOenueiI tock-j
licensed 3 Army s Navy Ciaim Agent,
OFFICE NC. l BTMAH-S BLOCK,
Near Court House or Puh,ic Square, Cleveland, o.
THE NEW BOUNTY LAW has passed the
House. Three Mon rs Men and ALL UTHERS
who served hstween April 18th, 1851 and April 18th,
1865. Caa nov file their Dis harges with Us 10 OBJ
tain q cir Bounty.
% Our Fee - Five Dollars, payable when
Claims are settled. as established by the act.
We collect Pensions, Bounty, Back Pay, Priss
Honey nuc all other War Claims.
Land wsrrants bought sud sold.
- Our Special Agent, resident at Washington
D. G, gives persona: stte5tiou to ALL claims fled
by US.
Sern,.n Language spoksn. ianfeRI7
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FIELD CRooUEr SETS, with box and book
complete for So, for sale by W. P. FOgg.
may2I:3IS
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LADY OF Lyons.
Claude Melnottc-.-.......-..-..-.Mr. Bsrton Bill.
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ACADEMY OF MusIc.-The fine comedy Of
Sam was repeated last nightto a large and
fashionable audience. In this, Mr.. Barton
Hills great play, he sustained his enviable
reputation as a connie actor, in every re
spect. Mr.. irving, in the character OF
3Rumbeloro." did exceeding well. Mr..
Stephens, Mr.. Voltz, Mrs. Eilsler and Miss
| Herbert, in their respective characters,
were fully up to their parts. The evening
concluded with the splendid comedy of
"a Bull in a China Shop" which was in
every respect we'll rendered; Mr.. 1in
appeared in the leading character Of
" Bsgshott"
This evening will be the farewell benefit
of Mr.. Barton Hill, he having an engage
ment at Montreal, which calls him away
Immediately. We recommend all that have
not heard M. Hill, not to allowthis op-
portunity to pass by without listening 70
this fine comedian. It is 10 be regretted thsi
be cannot remain longer with Us.
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The several Townships and Wards are 70
qucsted to hold their Primary Meeting foi
the selection of Delegates to the County
Convention, on Thursday evening, June It'll
1866.
THOMAS JONES, JR.,
Chairman Co. Union Central Com.
e 8 HoRrs- Secretary-
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CIeEeland WHOLESALE Market.

THURSDAY EVENING, May 81, 1850.
FreIghts-The following are the rates by Lake
lsteam) and Rail from this port to New York and
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~ For Evening Ed7tseE News
see inside.
- For Morning Edition EesTs
see outside.
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Cleveland Iron and Nall Market.

IHURsDAY, May 81 $50.
Cleveland, Brown & Co., Manufacturer and
Wholesale Dealers in Iron and Nails, Nos. % and
81 Merwin street, report prices steady at the late
decline. Trade is less active, but the demand is
air. We quOte:
( FLAT EAR IRON.
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LARGE IEoN VASES, for lawns or cemete-
ries, for sale by ". P. Fogg. may2l:2ls
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OUYAHOGA COUNTY S. S. UNION.
The FOnrth Annual Report of the
SuyahOga County Sunday School
Union.


We publish below the report Of the Cor
responding Secretary of the Cuyahoga S. S.
Union. A full report of the Convention
held here yesterday will appear in our
issues of this evening and o-morrow morn
ing.
REPORT.
We hereby submit to the Convention our
report of the condition and progress of the
Sabbath School work for the year ending
Dec. Slst, 1865. The following tabular
statement exhibits what has ben lone so
far as figures show, and is presented under
items as follows:
/. No. Of Sunday Schools in the
county los
,. No. OF s.. S. Schools held only p
part OF the 80
3. No. of officers and teachers en-
1859
/. No. of children enrolled .......... 90, g2g
). No. Of adults, lover 81 years of
l,552
o. Average attendance OF officers
and teacher I,465
:. Average attendance of children
and $50
s. No. volumes in hbraries..-........ 1856
Q. Sunday Schools which distribute
papers IS
10 Contribution by the Sunday
Schools for all purposes..-.-...,- S6,4OS
II. No. Of S. S. which hold S. S.
prayer or teachers meetings.. 50
10. No. Of Conversions during abe
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SOLDIERS TAKE NOTICE.-SoldIers'
Claims collected without charge. See
advertisement of "Free Claim Agen-
CIV" In another column. mayo
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C. S. HoBEs, Secretary.

Statesmen and book-keepers can engage
in permanent business by applying to f. IL.
Curran, 25 Monumental Square, Cleveland.
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-rRArRLKRs, Rkaisrrk.
DEPARTURES,

80 Citizens wis hing conveyance 10 either Of the
above Trains or Beets, will be called for by Coaches
OF Stevens Omnibus Line, BY leaving their address
1t the Omnibus Once, l60 Superior street. op-
posite the Weddell House. msyI5
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New York Market-Nay 81.

~CoTrcN-Dull. Sales At 39G fNc for middling.
ELOUR-Ratber more active and a shade frmor,
but closed dull and 5dIQc lower.
Sales at $ ,256s,S 50 for extra state. So 0tg9 50
for extra round hoop Ohio, se,so9l,99 fer trade
brands.
wnskT-steady. Sales at Se,26@2.a7 for
western.
WHEAT-Firm bot closed duIl and 192c lower.
Sales at S2,l5G2,Is for good 20 prime new No. I
Milwaukee; S2,iI for prime cid amber Michigan.
CORN-Under large receipts and pressing desire
TO realize, with an advance N foreign ~freignts, has
declined S@ic Per bushel.
sales at 7SGs0c for damaged new mixed vest
err; s0ds3%e for Eound do afOst, closing a. s09Sio
seGSi14c for western yellow; and &c fr cd
mixed western delivered.
OATs-Dull and 1e lower.
Sales at 5I@5s1sc for western; one cargo Of
state sold at 7Oe.
PEFRoLEUu-Dull. Sales at 2TG271Sc for crude;
and 43c for refined in bond.
PORK-Steady, with fair business demsnd.
Sales at 3O.S0%93G,t0 for new mess, closing
at S30,34 cash $29,509Z9,a IS for old mess (;
S24, 25925,0O for prime. Also 1900 bbls new
mess tor June, July, and August, sellers and
buyers option, at s5o,25@So, 20.
BEEF-Steady.
Sales at SI6,OOg2I, 90 for new plain mess and
81, 50@24,J 30 for new extra mess.
BEEF HAms-Firm. Sales at Si7, '0@4s,G 90.
Cur MEATs-Stesdy.
Sales at l2491S54c for shoulders, aud l79
1sZc for hams.
LARD-Quiet and steady. Sales at lsg221Sc.
BUTTER-Dul and heavy. Sales at 3O939c IOr
Ohio, aud 40 for state.
O~HEEsE-Quiet. Sales at lsG2cc.
FREIeHrs TO LIyERFooL-Avre active and al
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OPTICAL.

s. PERLET, tbs reliable Optician, stil
continues 20 give universal satisfaction in IN
practice Of his profession, Nc. ISIS Superior stree
Johnson House Building.
n. 1t Is to the advantage OF ali, when sodeh
cate q sense as that of sight lie eonesrned, { dsai
With one OF acknowledged skill, Who makes no fals'
pretensions; also 8 fun assortment Of Optical and
Mathematical Tustrume5 tulvf
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W.

GENTS RANTED-To sell "LIoyd's nistop
n Of the Great Kebelbonn in one volume, YOUNG
American statesmen" aud other popular works
Address b. :. GREEN, Room & ,Anericsn Building
CieE Gland, Chic. may4.3l9
A GENTS WANTED-To sell the very popular
II engraFings, ''Christ Blessing Little Children,
Parable If the LAZY, F." "Lincoin and Washingtonls
Families Charity or, Way 10 Heaven 'LoTd's
Prayer" &c. address B. s. GREEN, Room 4
Amenoag kjlaiRg gloTeland, o. mayt.3lg
WANTED-AEents to cell and put up Baritone
W Patent House Bell Every house-keeFer should
have IL. Agents not limited to sEy specified territory
CT. MAlrESON, Gen1 Agent, Grafton, y. sP6-Sz
UTANTED-AGESTs-s0,O0O agents wanted; -
w cent sample seat free, with terms, for any on
10 clear - pes day. Business new, light and deal
Fllle; can be done a. home Or travelling, by male or
female. Address L. v. L0SE1 a 90. II Nassau
street. New YORK mas2s:a3l-dlW5llM
RSTENERn-RAEB OHANOE FOB AGENTs-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DBOE. THUliAS WouId fespecNuu5 IhIuIH
HE friends and patrons that he is now preparen
- attend 10 Shaving, Hair Dressing and shampoon-
ing, BAR ColoriDg, &c, in the best style Also, thal
he viii give his attention TO the cure Of Corns, Bun
ions, sud Ingfcving Nails. shop under the John
son Rouse. anN3aL
$4,000 in .s a9S Y .o,,-ss ~ "a s,aHe
TOD zcu-kacsu WASEESaS bOAN oFEluh
"a S~slaitips Of every kind, via God and s1ye
y escles, Diamonds, Silver Ware, ieVeiTT, Guuf
FL. ti5tnia. Clothing. Dry Goods, Pianos, E~slodecns, aA'
e., rsrsOael property and ARTICLES o. value, - tue mer
satisfactory sorEas. Business sfueSY Fuysls. n
Watches. Jsveia, Guns, etc, Tor sale At Lsrssins.
sloe-corner Of Water and SUPERIOR steearA, 0Fe
fsevis & Pissottc's Clothing store.
a-3f 10 hv. WAsSEB.
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e
FOR LAKE SUPERIOR.

TOR LAKE SUPERIOR. A
m. .t.uneh .nd r.li.sl. INN
steamer, G
MINERAL ROCK.---JoH MCKAY, Master
wa leave our cock for PORTAGE LAKE and
intermediate ports on
SATURDAY, JUNE q, AZ ST. N.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
G~ARRETSON s CO. Agents,
fnp-I.sIs ~ No. ! River street
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Barton Hill
CT Tomorrow evening Benefit of Mr.. John
OGDEN.
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HLIR ERVSHE-GOOd and Cheap
- n9BR.HuL h RBoTHERlA
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n. Y. mOney Marke-May ii.

N H money MArAet-MaJ d.
MOsET-Basy at 6R7 per cent. on call.
STERLING EXgHANGE-Stcady at 10qLGlO956.
GoLD-fITnier, opening at 1875, declining TO
ljs3@, advancing 10 40, and closing at 1875.
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MIIwaukee Market-May 81.

FIoUE-DuIl. Sales at $1,000 for spring extra.
WHBAT-Quiet and steady. Sales at SI,1s for
No l..
~CoRS-Steady at 52Ec for No l..
OAIs-Dull at jGc for No l..
REcEIPTs-Flour Is,ecO bbIs; wheat bu.; 6s,O0,
o1ts 500 bush.
sHIPMENTs-FlOu 5000 hbls; wheat Is9, COO bu.
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OPTICIANS.
MILLINERY GOODS,

NEW SUPPLY OF AMERICAN
" N~ATCHES-In gold and liver, At the re-
lucoI prices Ensy5Il CoWLEs . 90.
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j. V. Painter.

BANKER,
IA Superior street, Cleveland, Chic
DEALER IN
UNITED STATES BONDS,
specie and Foreign Exchange.
mAyl0: Rig
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oatrage. 81 nnnsry FenIans.

Says the Cleveland Herald of Satur-
day: ~
Yesterday afternoon some twelve
hundred Fenians arrived in the city by
way of the Lake Shore railroad, from
Buffalo. They were on their way to the
West and South. The railroad com
pany, to prevent and guard against all
trouble in the city. did not land them
ut Union depot, but conveyed them to
the vicinity of the Great Western de-
pot. AS soon as they We're disembarked,
for the purpose of being transferred to
the Toledo train, some few of them went
into the eating house OF the Atlantic q
der the superintendence of Mr.. F.
WEIGH, and demanded something to
eat, which was given them by those in
charge of the eating house, and they
stated they had not had
mouthfnl since leaving Buffalo.
As soon as 1t became known
to the rest of the hungry crowd
that there was TO be had something TO
eat, they made a rush on mGSSe for the
eating house, and in n few minutes the
whole depot was alivewith them. They
drew their revoivers, and threatened
those in attendance with death II they
made any, resistance to their demands
for food. In very short time the whole
establishment was swept clean. The
cellar was ransacked, the dining-room
overrun, and everything eatable de-
voured or transferred to the hayersaclSs
ofthe hungry hberators of Ireland.
They did not stop at taking the provis-
ions, but insulted in the grossest man
ner the attaches of the eating house,
and peited them with minnie bullets
that were intended for the red coats in
Canada, but We're never used. We are
informed by Mr.. Neleh that they took
away with them quite a quantity. of
spoons, knives and forks, and even
crockery from the tables. No attempt
was mRde by the officers to prevent the
disturbance and Their OF provisions, but
when appealed TO they cooIly told the
men connected with the eating house
that they would consult their own safe
ty by keeping quiet. .li5
Alter devouring all that could be
found, they went aboard the cars, and
the train soon started for the West.
we learn that at Painesyille they
made d raid on one or two groceries,
and on reaching Grnfton they took
everything that could be eaten from
two grocery stores in that place.
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MARRIED.

In the Island NJ. E. Church, on Monday
morning, 18th of June, by Rev. L. j. Stone,
assisted by Rev. j. A. Kfbbe, Pfiss ANNA ID.
STONE, of Wheeling, to Mr.. SII.As PESSIMAS
OF North Woodstock, Connecticut.
Accompanying the above notice was a SUBJ
stantial token of the regards OF the happy
couple, recently united in the holy ties OF
wedlock, and in return we can only wish
them long life of JOY and domestic hap
piness
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-19
BRICK MACHINE.

THE NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE
makes, with only two-horse power, $1,000
SPLENDID BRICKS per day, with well de-
fined edges and uniform lengths. If the ma
chine does not perform what we claim for 1t,
we will take 1t back and refund the money
Address ABRAM REQUA, General Agent,
al Broadway, New York. apr24-amevod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-19

Gov CuRTIS, of Pennsylvania, has
sent circular to the Governors, of all
the loyal States, suggesting simulta-
neous calling together of the Legisla-
lures to adopt the amendment to the
Constitution proposed by Congress. He
thinks 1t desirable that this should be
done before the adjournment of Con-
gress. Some forty Republican Con-
gressmen have also signed a letter to
Gov. Brownlow, of Tennessee, asking
him to call together the Legislature of
his State, to adopt the amendment, and
intimating that if it is done the Ten
nessee delegation will be at once adj
mltted to Congress. 1t is said that 1t
needs only Tennessee and Arkansas, of
the former rebel States, to ensure the
adoption of the amendment; but the
fact is overlooked that Maryland, Del
aware and Kentucky arc quite certain
TO reject 1t, SO that 1t will need the sup
port of live of the late rebel States.
This is not to be expected. Nor is 1t
important 10 the chief object of the
measure, the strengthening of the Re-
publican party in the fall elections. If
the party holds its power it can finish
reconstruction to suit itself, and will do
it we'll, in the main.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-19

colgate's Aromatic vegetable Soap.
A superior Toilet soap. prepared from re-
fined Vegetable Oils in combination with
GIycerine, and especially designed for the
use of Ladies and for the Nursery. Its per-
furne is exquisite, and its washing properties
unrivalled. Forsale by all druggists.
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