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~. honey Manufactures Is

MONEY-EssyS at 495 per cent.
sTERLIEG ExsHAssE-Quist at lOs9lOsL.
GOLD-Irrseular and hrmer, opening At 1853, sd-
VancinE to 1881, declining TO 1881, and closing
at 1851
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Cor oFr.-The scOw Highland Chief,
loaded with wood for J. V. n. Yates, which
was beaehed in the late gallo off Fsirport,
has got off and como safe 50 harbor.
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DEPARr5rEs-Tke Northern Transports
ton Company send out two steamers this
mornings the City Of Boston, Captain f.
Chapman for Chicago, and the Prairie State
Captain j. EAspp, for OgdensbHrgh.
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WooL--The wool growers in the vicinity
Of s~andusky held a meeting last Saturday
and resolved to hold znsold wool one weel
LONGER.
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making from 800 TO 1500 pei mouth in selling Mac
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Cookery, FsrrierB Agriculture, &C. &c. New AM
5pecial articles upon Cholera, the Rinderpest and
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Lire BOAr.-Nearly 5000, the sum reluir-
ed, has been subscribed and paid for the
procuring of a life boat for iAis port.
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER,
ARRIVALS

-, Citizens Whaling conveyance TO either OF the
AboT6 Trains or Boats, viii BE- called for by Coaches
of Stevens Omnibus Line, By leaving their address
1t the Omnibus once, Ie0 Superior street, op-
posite the Weddell House. msy15
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~ For Evening Edition News
see inside.
~ For Morning Edition News
see outside. %GG4
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FRE.-Yesterday afternoon, about three
IC'clcck, the roof Of building No. ito Pearl
street took Ere from sparks from the burn
ing chimney of an adjoining building. The
damage was estimated at $500, and the loss
is fully covered by insurance. The build
ing was owned b. Mrs. Potter.
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Mosquito net-Blso a fixture for them, at
p cents per window, at Beckwith L ster-
ling's.
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FLOUR-Unchanged. Sales at $3.50 for No. 1
spring; s2,EOSI5, o for red winter SIS, so for
double extra. =
WHEAT-Qgiet. No 1 MilwAkes club held at
s., 32% without sales.
UORN-Qulet and nominally lower. Nc. l Illinois
held at 76977c
OATs-Nominal.
Other grains nominal
CANAL F~LIgHTs-HieheE. Carriers asking l2c
for corn TO New York.
LAkE IHFoaTs.2O 100 bbls four; $4,000 bu wheat;
$500 corn 10000 peas.
UASAL EXPORTs-13f5 bbls -four, 70, so bu corn
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New Police BADeE.-on Saturday last the
" MetropOlitans' adopted q new badge,
being a large black hat-band with the
word Police" in fun white letters .
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LOCAL NOTICES.

ARRIvAL.-The Revenue Cutter Fesssndon
arrived from Buffalo Saturday afternoon.
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GENrLENES's WATcH CHAISs-of htest
pattern, for sale at Burt 4 Dare's, lao supe-
rior street. l jeI9
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AMERICAN WATCREs.-These superior
watches are kept constantly on hand at
Hogan's, PSI Superior street.
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LADIES' GUARD CHA1xs-of exquisite de-
signs, at 14O Superior street.
iel9 BURT & DRRE.
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AMUsE MENra.
AUADEMF OF MUsiCI

'Oh@ 4. Elislsr Manager e.. h. Gesrl = FsssE:s
PRicEs or ABnIssLOz -D1s4 ClFcls All PA
quottei 80 cents Reserved Slsis b. Dresa G1f -, 2
cents Family Circle, 80 cents; GAllsr1, :, esnta
Private huxes, s. Ead s. Single ssats 10 Private
Boxes, Sl,OO.
Doors open al lO0 Curtain rses IL lab.
OOlOrod psrsOns will, undeT nO circumstances
Permitted TO occupy seats in ANY ether IO1tono o.
the h"usa. save the GsIlsrV Admission gent,
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FREECH CLOcKs-A beautiful lot-justim
ported from Paris. For sale at Hogan's,
2S7 Superior street.
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BY the order Of tue District Congressional Com
mittee Of the lsTh Congressional District Of ONO.
" P FOGG, Secretary. juneiI:538
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NIscELLANEoUS.

NOTlCE-Canyaasers and Agents for Macken-
~ zle's 10000 Receipts, will report TO the PUBLISH
e[s al Philadelphia, rs there Is NO general agent for
the work IN Cleveland, nor any one there authorized
70 aSt LOT US OF IRON whom books can be obtained.
T-ELLWOOD ZELL s Co, Publishers, Nos- IL
and ~ South sixth St, Philadelphia. je26s96DEW
SOMETHING NEW-RAilrosd and Township
- Map OF Ohlo-yery latest edition. Agents want
pelor street, Room 4, up stairs, cleveland, ohio.
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SOLDIERS TAKE NOTICE.-SOldIers
Claims collected without charge. See
advertisement Of Stree Claim Agen'
In another column. may29
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MARINE NEWS
PORT on

= PORr or CLEVELANB.
tEErERED--SuA g. a
Stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Empire, Smith, 0gdensbnrgh
F FioP F FisiTfs sta s,Pi Ss. TSls Ssd.n.sur.s OOH
rG o0ppsr D Caldwell Lewis on''hss0n' z f0H'
Prop Rocket, wetmore, Green Bay
Prop Portsmouth, sisson, BuhslOi -sflfad Isl OF
Prop Buckeye, Mcdonald, Toledo
Prop I%rOnsid.s, Turner, Copper HarbOr. lis tons
ahd % masses copper, $50 tons iron ore fr-4 n sT4-
Prop OlOan, Brown, DunkiEk ~ srr a4-
Prop Toledo, Watts, Toledo urti -.ifa LI-l
BARK Gen Sherman, Case, Buffalo t.s .l-f -
Brig rHrsgaS, Sims Detroit, 100 m lumber, fOOn gen
Brig g. Geo 20 NJ Abel, Ranslell, Bay City. 1876 N Inn
sehr Gen W scott. Cassidy. Marquette, $40 tons
sehf J , Tracy. Watson. Bay City, leo N lumber,
sehr John L Gross. Morgan. Maiqusits. $50 CD al
seh5 A Medbury, Warner. MHwausse, 10, sOObasI
s'hT Petrol, Peltler, PIT Hope, I4O m lumber. som q
Sehr Eagle, Barrow, Toledo
schr atmosphere, Anderson, Buffalo
sehr ! G Andrews, Jones, Buffalo s
Sehr oomely, Honeywell, Buffalo
Sehr " 5 Lyons, M~OOdrud, Buffalo r
Sehr AnnetIa Davis, Wood, BurSeI, 1855 feet
lumber, $500 lath, "a m Shingles
Sehr Mary Taylor, Tay or, TOrOato Hass.ra ssr
schr Three Friends. thiPPs, BHryeIlsa ss,993 feet asl
seoW GTanTiiIs, Wilson. Bay city. 50 ~IumSsr5ys
scow St Joseph, Burrell, st cisir
ScOw american Eagle, kTanan, FGst S8ginaw,
$50. 092 It lumber, IL m Iath r 81 tfz-bl' ny
scow Sutler Girl, Kelso. Marblehsad
Scow Jane, Blair, PIT Huron 81
scow Nellie, Fargher, Kellay's Islaad
Scow Union, Bsyais, New BaItiin aa 4 q
seow J A Mcdonald sSartE, KJTsu. no m feet
lumber
Tug Magnet, Hod.cs, Detroit
CLEARED.
Stmr M5rning STR, Yfgsr, DstroftH
Prop OwesO, Hewitt, Toledo % als.a-.a afar.a-
Prop Toledo, Watts, Buffalo
Prop Buckeye. McDonAFd, 0gdsrsburgh aaA Joy
Prop Empire, Smith, ChiesgO
Prop Rocket, MetmsTe, Bu1a'O
Prop Prairis State, Knapp, Toledo
Pop Michigan, Rips Il, OgdsBsburgh
Sebr ) A Andrews. Jones, Sandusky
ScOw Nellie, Fargher, keaey's Island latta -l-
SeoW SaIler Girl, kslsO. MaTblehead ts.t..
sehrA HOwos, Surles, Detroit
ScOw " Wilson, Lawson, aorpeth
Tug Magnet, Hodges, Detroit
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If you do not wish to lose your postal
currency, call at Burt L Dare's and get one
of their convenient porte-mOnnaies. jel9
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CITY NEWS
CON,
KENIION.

CON-
EENTION.
CLEVELAND, June 9, lS65.
Pursuant TO resolution passed by the District
CongrossiOnal Committee. the Union Republican
vOt0rs Of the 18th Congressional District of Ohio,
consisting Of the Counties Of Cuyahoga, Summit
and Lake, are requested to meet at their usual places
Of holding elections, on Saturday, July 9TH, at l-2
O'Clock, I. M to elect Delegates tothe District Con
Cleveland, Ohio, Tuesday, July 10th, ls66, at II
o'clock IN the morning for the purpose Of nominating
as N ay be brought before the Convention.
Zach County under the appOrtiOHment agreed
upon. will be entitled to one delegate for every one
hundred votes cast for Gov. Cox at the last State
election, and one tor every fraction u fifty or up
ward. This will entitle the Counties to the follow
ing number Of Delegates
-
T y
Il
lis IN
The number Of Delegates that each Township and
Kardiu the several Counties is entitled TO is as fol-
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Buffalo Market-June 70.

FLOUR-Quiet.
wHr4T-s1m rArtiss apart HsldN No I Nil
HIukeeat S2,2d.
CoRS-DulI and nominal. Sales of No. 1 mixed
at Tic.
o4rs-Dult Held at 46947e mol
BARLTY-NOminal.
RYE-Quiet. sc for No ! Chicago si,O f5y
Milwaukee.
MISS PORK-S33, O0@S3, 90.
LARD-Sales at 23c.
WHIskY-NOminAl.
CANAL FEEIsHTE-To New York Wheat To-
corn Ice; oats lOc.
RECEIPTs-S hOurs-Whea 2O,94T In; corn
2I6, 55s; oats I47 26O; Bye s,4DO.
There is AfOat on canal, destined for tide water,
including 2ldays' shipments from Ruh4lo and Il
days from 0swFgo: Flour . I45 bbls wheat CTS,
Gao; corn ,S9l, ~ oats l.lsi,ss3; barley q. s97;
rye ia ,0ST.
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SOLDIERS LEAGUE-The first annual ses-
sion of the State Soldiers and Sailors
League was held at Columbus a few days
since, with Colonel Z. A. PARROT as Presi-
dent, and Captain E. E. Ellis as Secretary.
Among the resolutions passed were the fol-
lowing
ReS0lUed, That we earnestly recommend to
the soldiers and sailors throughout the
State TO organize subordinate Unions in each
town and ward upon the plan adopted and
purposed by the Union.
ResolUed, That We heartily endorse the
House bill for the equalization of bounties
as embodying the views of this Union.
ReSolUei, That it is the desire ofthis Con-
vention that il any benefits asked for should
be conferred by Congress no distinction
will be made between the soldiers on ac-
count Of color.
Resoired, Thai we warn the soldiers o fthe
country, our late compositions in arms,
against speculstions in discharges, and ex-
hort them to preserve, as precious testimo.
malls the evidence which the government
has given them of their honorable service.
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Ac1DENY OF MUs1c-REEEFfT OF Mas.
EPFTR ELLsLKR APPEARAECE OF Mr..
LEw1s.-Long has the gifted Mrs. Efie
Erlsler stood high in the hearts and appre-
citation of the Cleveland theatre-going pub
lie, both on account of her powers as, a
talented and brilliant actress, and her rep
as a kind-heartsd and highly &C
complished lady. Her benefit last evening
was, as it always is, a splendid success, and
developed the fact that never was the es-
teemed beneficiary more warmly appre-
siated and popular than Eow. The prin-
cipal play, and that in which Mrs. Ellsler
appeared, was admirably rendered through
out. Her reception by the vast assemblage
of her friends, could not but have been
Aattering. Another chief attraction to the
Academy last evening was the re-appear-
ance, after a long absence, of the ever pop
ular and fayorite comedian, Mr.James Lewis.
greeted him. He played his role admir-.
ably and the hearty cheers, that ever and
anon burst forth, proved that though absent
he was not forgotten, nor had he lost any Of
the old freshness, spirit and viVaeity.
At the close of the first play Mrs
Ellsler and Mr.. Lewis were enthus-
iastically called before the curtain. Mr.
Lewis, in a briefyet happy speech, thanked
the audience for the compliment on behal
of the beneficiary, gracefully abiding tt
his own heartfelt qualification at the kind
reception given him.
"The Ghost" in which Mr.. Lewis has NJ
equal anywhere, closed the entertainment
and was made irresistibly funny by Dig
CORY " and his able assistants. We hearth.
congratulate Mr.. Lewis on his success il
the great eastern metropolis, tidings o
which have cometo us many times and oftel
We are also glad to welcome his return
though for a brief time, to the Academy
| where his friends will find him each even
ing during the week, the chief attraction o
a splendid bill.
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nietsIand Wholesale Karka,

MONDAY EsEaiEs, June Is. 1850
frelghts-The following are the rates by Lake
,steam) and Rail from this PORT to New York and
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Just Reeeiyed-Army Life on the
Border, by Col. Marcy, with Illustra-
lions; price SO. Shakspeare'S Bell
ReatiOns, by A. 0. Kellogg, n. D.;
price $1.75. The Mormon Prophet,
BY C. b. Waite; price 50. The Prison
Life OF Jefferson Davis, By his PhySl-
clan; price 50. StOFmclife, a tale of
the Highlands; price S1.75. Life OF
James stephens and a History Of the
FenlaR Brotherhood price 81. The
United States During the War, by
Auguste Langel; price 1915. Crumbs
from the R0Hnd Table, by Joseph
Barker: price 81. A new supply OF
A Summers Rest, by Gall Hamilton,
and all the latest publications at
Cobb, Andrews b Co.,
june26 241 GuPerlOr-st.
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WANTRD-Salssmen, BOek-kespers, Profession
w Al Men. and others, TO sell bartainis great
National Engraving OF Lincoln and His Family,
copied from Waufhe celebrated painting Pnce
ces reauired Apply to or udaress G. L. A
NORTWICK, over Is Monument Square, Cleveland
Ohio. le1os31
"ANTED-A good Hurse 10 lssrn % attepd
at % kinsmsn street. gee2
"ANFED-A Partner with SI.so0 or 5000 cap
w itaL. to Invest in q well established ana pIont-
able business, in q good location. Call at ID fitts-
burgh-st-
DOY WANTRD-A boy from l6 to % years Of
ID age car aud employment by assisting me IN sur
veying. Cali at 5 Erie street AARON MEk-
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HAll styles of picture frames manufactured
at lis Superior street. u.f ta.I je2S-326
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An ARTIsT.-Any one familiar with the
manner in which the daily telegraphic re-
ports arc sent to newspaper offices need not
be told that they are Transcribed By the op
orator on sheets of tissue paper, with the
figures asa" at the conclusion. These
numerals indicate that the report is
finished. With us "30" usually has an
additional attraction in tho shape of accom-
p|anying peneil-sketches drawn by the ar
tistic hand of one Of the operators in the
telegraph omce, a young gentleman by the
name of Wm H. Eckman. Whatever is ludi-
crous in the dispatches he illustrates on the
last page in admirable drawings. Some of
the ridiculous phases of the late Fenian in
vasion, as reported in the dispatches from
various points, are very happily portrayed
in illustrations where Canuck and Celt
figure in amusing posturos and conditions
q Congressional rumpus is reproduced in a
style that suggests the very spirit of demon
alization and the tetgiVersatiors of A,
johnson are exhibited in the same sketch
with caricatures of the prominent traits
OF LIS CdOlucl mluiSbolS- LIS oPPAO
citation of the humorous is cen, and
his faculty of reproducing wildly his i'm
pressions in the sketches is, as We take
il, the proof of genius. There is a GER
tain grotesqueness, too, that his pencil in
dulges in, from pure wantonness, when the
dispatches are void of anything suggestive.
This displays itself in sketches on the mar
gins of the sheet, and in making the fOlios :
grotesque figures of men, animals, sprites,
etc, bearing up or Juggling away at huge
figures which number the pages, while the
I" 80" is presented in g variety of shapes,
sometimesinscribed on a broken tombstone
and at others in labyrinth of scroll-work,
etc. 1t is remarkable that these pencil
sketches are executed with such rapidity.
They are entirely unstudied and dashed off
while the report is coming over the wires,
or rather during the spare moments when
there are brief suspensions in the trans
mission OF dispatches. We have before
US, as We write, quite a number of these
sketches, all of which have merit, and
many are equal in conception and express
siveness, to any that appear in pr~etentious
comic journals or more lasting publications.
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CUYAHnGA

The number Of Delegates that each Township and
Hardfn the several Counties is entitled 10 is as fol-
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LosT.aEs.

n OsT-on the night q the "a inst, eeming Hom
the Theatre. q Gold WalthAm Watch, hunters
case; No .s7T2ss sold hnkzehsin attssheas snS
fs-hsi 10 Sonf one huhered dollars VIII be pald
for its reooyery ifleh ct Herald ONCE, and no cues
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FLOUR-Moderstely active.
WHEAT-Quiet and deelin d &c. Sales at Sl,67%
OIL S for No /.
OORN-Quite and declined L@lc. Sales at so
@53Lc for No. !; 5lH952c for No. 2
OATs-Steady.. Sales at 3.%93ic.
PROYIsIONs-Dull.
Observation-Disclosures.
FREIGaTs-Dull. l3o fOE corn to Buffalo.
RKoEIPrs-flOur 4 500 bbis.; wheat Al 900 bu.;
corn III 600 bu.; oats $1,000 bu.
sHIPHEETs-FIour $500 bills; wheat p 600 bn;
e5Tn I01,0O bu.; oats 127,OCO,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26


FlOur-Quiet, steady and unchanged. City
made held at SIS, OO9l4,C 20 for Xxx red, and $50
Gl5,5 so for Xxx white. Country brands Xxx red
range at $40. 5O9l2,5 90, and Xxx white sIs, 5O9
1900. Xxx spring $40, 75@II, 90.
Wheat-Is dull, but finn. Sales 5 cara 10.
Milwaukee spring at $3.50. No transactions in
o.her varieties.
COrn-In moderate demand and steady. Gales
2 cars No. 1 mixed at Csc from store 1 car No. 1
yellow at zoe from store.
Oats-In moderate requeJt and fin. Sales 8
cars No. l at 4sc on track.
Rye-Inaetive and nominal.
BaFIey-Without movement and nominal.
POrk-Firm. No. City Meas $3.50 No.
Mess $500; Prime Mess 5000; Clear SIS.
E.ard-Firm. City rendered 23e in tierces and
23ke in kegs country rendered &C.
HAms-Steade, and demand good. Sales 35CO
lbs City sugAr-cured at 2Se canyasssd country
held at 1992lc.
shOuIders-steady Sales zoo lbs City cured
at l5c. Country-cured 1S9l4c.
BAeOn-stsady at zoe for breakfast canvassed /:
clear lse country Ice.
Ness Bsef-FiTm at $40, 90 par Dbl.
Dried Realistically. Sales GOO lbs at 25c
olnyassod.
Buttsr-Dull and heavy. We hear of no trans
actions, and quote nolninally at a5926c for choice
Western Reserve.
Cheese-ouiet and steady at lC@I7c for com
mon to choice dairy and factory-made.
EEKs-ScArce and firm at &c.
HIghWInes-In moderate demr1i and steady
ats2,2.
AlcOhOl-Stsady. Held st 81, is94 So for %
per osHi. Cologne Spirits, Ss per cent, S4,Gs94,63-
Neutral Proof spirits 81, ss92,44.
PetrOleum-Inaetive. Bonded held at sea