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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
OUR MIDNIGHT aARKET REPORT
NEW YoEE, May 20.
GOLD,
Gold closed at 1871.
MONEY.

NEw YoHE, May 20.
GOLD.
Gold closed at ls7A.
Money is easier and more favorable.
GOVERNMENT.
Advices from Europe had a buoyant effect on
Government securities abs afternoon, and higher
creasing.
The fol owing we're the closing prices
Coupons of 81, lU9Z; $40 coupons '62, 1O24i
1910 do, DC; 7-S0 do, lU2z.
RAILwAY STOCKS.
At the second regular board there was great ex-
element on EIie, and the stock fell to 57H with
heavy transactions. The eTratie movements of
this stock exercised a depressing influence upon
the whole list, and there was a general decline
FREIGHrs.
1t is stated that freights have been greatly re-
on the Central road. Flour is now taken from
Rochester to Albany for A. cents per barrel and
thence to New York by river for five cents per
barrel. Corn is taken from Buffalo to New York
at ten cents psr bushel. 1t costs forty cents per
barrel to send flour by canal from Oswege to New
York, and IL eants per bushel for corn from Buff
falo to New York, or one cen: more than by rail-
road.
SIR MORTON PETo's BANKING HOUSE.
Dispatches from London represent that that
there was some doubt about the resumption Of Sir
Morton Peto's Banking House. They further add
hudl u ulAAlCuAlAc5 VI AhN AA4 NNNh ~
some time greater than was generally supposed.
PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS.
HThe market for Petroleum and mining shares
was dull and lower this afternoon.
United States $50; Bennehod Run 1925; Central
eco; Pithole Creek 2ssI Buchanan Farm SO; Excel
sior "a.
Benton I35; Cons. Gregory lbs; Holman Gold SC;
GunneIl Gold 95; Smith 4 Parmelee 900.
DRY GOODS.
The market is still strong and shows no signs OF
falling of. Many styles OF desirable brown cot
tonades, denins, brown drills and other heavy
goods are scarce and difficult TO get in large guam
titles.
QUOTATIONS..
Brown Sheetings-Paeife extra "a; Lancaster
20; Atlanta 2516; Amoskeag A "a; do B q; Apple
ton A 2S11s; Atlantic A %; do II "a; Augusta 81;
Bangor 4.
Brown Drills.-AmOskeag p; Root Mills Is;
Globe p; Massachusetts % Peppereil 2.
Blue Checks.-Haynakor S2Z; Kennebec 324;
Lansrk 10.
Prints American 1sG1s; Amosksag IsK; Gar
ner 4 Co. q; Hamilton 20; London Mourning Tx
Lancaster 17@l9.
Hoop Skirts.-Bradley's Duplex Elliptic per
dozen hoops s94 to los.
Paper Collars.-Shakespeare 40.
BalmorGl Skirts.-Brunner SO. Isabella lie;
Eugenis &C.
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oswegO Market-May 20

FLoUR-Active. Sales at slO,2 for No 1 spring;
sI2,O 90 for red winter; $3.50 for Xxx.
WHEAT Quiet. Sales OF No / Milwaukee club
at g., 10; No 3 Chicago spring at 81. As.
CoRS-Quiet. sales Of No I Illinois at 75c.
FREIGhIs-Dull. To New York: Flour Sc
wheat 9Zc; corn Sc.
LAKE 1nPORrs-s4, zoo bush wheat; I22, coo corn;
30 o peas; 200 bbls -four.
CANAL ExPoRTs-l9s0 bbis -four; 50 SEQ bush
shat
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DrED.-John Holman, who attempted
suicide a week or two since, tore open his
throat last Saturday, and died shortly
afterwards. He was buried on Sunday. He
had been removed from the jail to the In
sane Asylum at Newburgh.
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HARRY CHoATE-Harry ChOate, who is
announced to play against Frawley on
Thursday at the great match, is reported
sick. He telegraphs that he will fulfil his
engagement, If possible.
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NEW YoRK, May 2s.
The Posts money Article says:
The main features ofthe Stock Exchange ara tn.
inereasing ease in the money market, and the &C
nVity in all descriptions Of government securities
from which there is an increasing demand from in.
YestoIs, savings banks and monisd institutions
The loan market IL easy and both disposition and
and ability to lend is so Increasing, that easier
rates are current at 6 per cent.
The stock market is dull and steady.
Governments are better, especially the 7-3Os and
&c of 1881.
Railroad shares are without much change In
prices, bat transactions were heavy. Erie Is less
affected by the sensation rumors Of aBears'' in re-
gard to its condition, and the price has hunctna-
ted from 60 to g. Before the FIRST reguiao session
New York Central was quoted at 81; Erie at COZ
9605si Michigan Southern at 1885; Cleveland and
Pittsburgh 99H.
Thu following are tho quotations at the after
noon board
New York Central 9S1z; Erie coz; Michigan
Southern 1914; Cleveland and Pittsburgh 95%:
North Western 3s15; do preferred $50; Fl. Wayne
9SA; o. & NJ. Certificates PSF; Cumberland 49,
Later.-Erie sold at So.
Foreign exchange quiet. Bills at co days Of
London quoted at l0sZ910sL.
The Commercials money article says:
The stock market is somewhat unsettled, and
the list generally sympathises with depression on
on Erie, although transactions in large pricas ara
in most cases are Q fraction lower. The rumor Of
an over istue Of Erie appears to rest upon a slender
foundation. New certificates have appeared upon
the streets bearing the name Of a broker OF a
well known speculative director, g circumstance
which might be accounted for easily enough at a
time when stock is being freely returned from
Europe, without resorting to such an ultra sup
position. The appears to be ne reason for doubt
ing that the Company is in such g position to
justify a decline in price Of its stock. A large
amount Of its Eotes were afoat this morning and
ara offered at 10 per cent without finding buyers.
It is understood that a meeting Of Directors will
Be held tomorrow, who will be required to con-
slider proposals for q new loan to enable the Com
pauy to meet Its aceruing liabilities. We also
hear It stated that a Director who previously let
TT the c5mpuny and now holds Il 900 shares Of its
stock as collateral, is prepared to advance the
amount required, whatever 1t may be. The man
agement of the road in bringing il into such ex-
ingencies at this lime, whom nearly every road in
the country is remarkably prosperous, Is Verv Sc
vsrely commented upon in Wall street. The
stock opened at 6I%, sold down to GO, and closed
at COZ, q fall Of Z per cent from yesterday.
Governments continue active and firm.
Money decidedly easier. The applications for
call loans are met at6@7 per cent.
Foreign Exehangsis rather more active. with
less doing in sight bills, and more currency for co
days
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ToIedo Mnrkef-MaH %.

FLOUR-Dun.
WHEAr-Du1 and 3G5e lower Sales of Few
white MiehiganAt s2,4s; nSz amber s., q.
C~ORS-Firm snd 70 better. Sales Of No l mix
cd at 60%96Iei No white Gle; yell5w &c.
0ATs-Quiet.
RYE-Sales bt 75c for MOL.
LAKE FRETaHTs-Dull and nominal.
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MiIwaukee Afarket-May %.

FLoUz-Dull. Sales at 500 for extras.
WHEAT-LoEer. Sales at s. ,H@L,Tsfor No l.
OArs-Firm at 35c for No l..
CORN-Firm at Sic for Nc 1.
REcEIPTs-Wheat ll5,OO0 bu.; -four LOO bbls;
oats ~, COO bush.
sa1PsESrs-Fiouf 900 bbIs; wheat 81. 600 bu.
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Just ReceITed-"The Maiden and
Married Life Of Mary POwell;" price
S1.5O. Sans Merci, or Kestrels and
Falcon, by the author Of Guy Living
stone; price so cts. MackenZie's TO-.
600 Receipts, latest edition; price S..
ChandOs, a novel by the author OF
StrathmOres; price $500. Hidden
Depths, 4 new novel. A fresh supply
Of LippineOtt's new U. S. Gazetteer;
price $1,000. For sale by Cobb, An
dFeWS l. Co. maya
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~ For Evening Edition News
see inside.
~ For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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Mrs. Hutchins has just returned from
New York, with all the summer styles in
millinery, with all their variety of taste and
fashion, IS Seneca street May 3O-319
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REGISTER,

a. Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains or Bets, will be called for by Coaches
of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
st the Omnibus once, l6O Superior street, OPP
posits the Weddel House. mayl5
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JAMES E. MURDocH.-Since Mr.. Murdoch
read here last winter, he has played through
brilliant engagements in Philadelphia and
Washington, and is now, we believe, filling
an engagement in Chicago. When we re-
call his splendid services, in aid of the SOL
diers, during the war, We can well under
stand the enthusiasm which everywhere
greets him now. We hope he may act again
in Cleveland, and venture to make an ex-
tract or two in this connection from the let
ter of a lady correspondent at the Capital:
WASHINGTON, May, 1866.
Mr.. Murdoch never appeared more grand
" or to better advantage than he did that
evening when he read / q the Senate Cham
Der, for the benefit Of the Soldiers Home.
He is fine looking at any time, but that
night all tbs surroundings were so brilliant,
so beautiful, and his face glowed with such
a spirit of enthusiasm and his voice ram
through that august hall with that clear,
rich, metallic tone, which no other voice
that 1 ever heard possesses in such a
wonderful degree-itcspfvated everybody.
Sometimes the stiffness Of death per-
vaded the distinguished audience (for
nearly every Senator and member, and
many OF the CaDlnety Win obner ce~ieDIlues,
were present with their families and friends)
and then would come the most enthusiastic
bursts of applause. All seemed to
forget themselves and everything in the alb
sorbing interest of the occasion-whieh was
one never to be forgotten. Never did he
better deserve the title of minstrel" than
on this occasion. l was forcibly reminded
of a little poem Of Goethe's called aThe
Minstrel" when he 1.-THE Minstrei) sings Of
the ladies so gaily decked with bright jew
els, &C., ard the happiness he feels, that his
songs echo in such gorgeous paths among
such a royal company. The scene is in q
Kings palace. Don't you remainder it,
In his little address tbefore the reading, he
alluded to this idea, to the ancient Minstrel
who went from place to place "sinying of
heroes and deeds of high renown," so 81"
said he, "would do my share to immortslize
in the hearts of the people the lofty deeds
of our own heroes and martyrs" can't
remember his last words. He read the "Bat-
tie of New Orlsans, SeRarbara Frietchie," the
"Forge," and many others, better than I
ever heard him. Nobody can read SO well
as he 1t is better than muzic-ar better
than acting I think. There is certainly q
power In his simple e~loquenee which sur
passes the best Of stage representatives.
Il seems to me.
Invent to see him in Hamlet twice. l
think he is better in it now in many res
poets than when 1 heard him years ago at
Cleveland. At any rate his present rendi-
ton eyinees G most faithful, earnest, life
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LARGE IRON VASES, for lawns or cemete-
ries, for sale by ". P. Fogg. may2l:2lS
FIELD CRoQUEF SETS, with box and book
complete for So, for sale by W. P. Fogg.
~mav2I.3IS
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RuGaIo Market-May go.

FLoUR-Dul.
WHEAT-Quiet.
C~ORS-Hesvy. dull and creeping Sales of No
l Toledo mixed at CSC.
OAFs-sales Of Chicago at ass.
BARLEx-sales Of poor Chicago at 45e; Canadian
at SI,O0.
RYE-Nominal.
PEAs-NominaI.
~PoBK-Sales at S3I 90.
LARD-Sales at 22Lc.
CANAL FREIeHrs-TO New York Corn l2H
@1So.
CANAL ExPoRTs-wheat 300 lush; corn u, go;
oats "a, zoos.
n. Y. Money Marhet-May 20.
MOsEY-ouiet and easy at G@7 per cent.
STERLING ExeHANGE-Quiet at 109Z@l09%.
- decided change, opening at 1879
advancing TO 1885, and closing at 1875
Rose q Prent1ss' Provision Market
Report.
The following arc the rates charged By rs:
HGAs-Sugzr-c1rsd premium hams . D. q
OANVAssED HAMS " 3D.. 70
DRIED BEKF-A ~
SHoULDERs-Sugar-cured B D----.- "A
CAnVassed- -.-....-.-.....----.-- 10
BAcoN-0r Smoked Sides y D..--..-......- 10
LARD-PrimeL 0afkettls-rnd'di in bbls or tres q
" Prime Leafkettle-rnd' d in kegs D L.. 22k
PoRK-NO. l ness = bbl-- %
Extra clear . 50 90
3" Light % 90
~ No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depots or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and to snythingin
the State. Orders promptly filled.
ROSE 4 PRENTISS.
Nas. 142. ia and 1S6 Ontario strssf.
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The Ladies' Society of Trinity Church
will meet at the house of the Rector, tNo. SO
Euclid street. on Thursday afternoon, May
9Ist
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GRO. the
Obasoment under = Superior street. VIII attend
ts all orders promptly. may&.3ls
DROP. THOMAS would respectfully inform
u bis friend1 and patrons that be is now prepared
70 attend % Shaving, Hair Dressing and hAmpOon-
ing, Hair Coloring, &C., in the best style. Also, that
be VIII 1--WE his attention 10 the cure Of Corns, Bun
Ions. and I~ngroEing Nails. Shop under the john
lo1 1QQHe- AplS.3s2
S5O,OUO IA Ians 3 suit-St he Cd stand
and Wel-knoEn LOAN OFFICE,
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, JeWelTy, Guns
Pistols, Olotking, Dry Goods, Pianos, Mslodeons, and
9AtEfActoU terzc1. Bu1iness strictly private. L.
tahhdhed ISL. n. B.-A variety Of unredesmed
Wofehoz. JeWelfy, Guns, etc., for sale ct bargaina.
04pe-cor1eF Of Water and Superior street,, ever
ostas J-G.&W. wAGNER.
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CIeyeIand WhOIesaIe Karket,

TUESDAY EvEEIHs, May %, 1888.
FreIghts-The following are the rates by Lake
(steam) and Rail from this port to New York and
Boston:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A Broken Down SysfemsCThere is a d.
sease to which the doctors give many names, but
which few Of them understand. 1t Is simply weak
Mesa breaking down of the vital forces. What
ever its causes land they are innumersble), Its
symptoms are in the main the same. Among the
most prominent are extreme l~assituds, loss OF ap-
petite. loss OF flesh, and great mental depression.
Indigestion and a Stomach Cough are also fire.
quently Of this distressing state Of
body and 0 rmind. The common remark in relation
to persons in such a condition is, that they are
consumptive. Now, what these unfortunates
really want is vigor-yital strength and as GER
tainly as dawn succeeds darkness they can recu-
perate their systems and regain perfect health by
~resorting to H-OsTETTER'S CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS. 1t is as clear that a life
reviving tonic is required in ouch cases, as that
the dying fame of an empty lamp requires to be
revived with a new supply of oil. Perfectly pure
and innocuous, containing nothing but the most
genial vegetable extracts, and combining the three
grand elements Of a stomAchie, an Alternative, and
q genial invigorant, Hostetter's Bitters are suit
able to all constitutions. and are as applicable to
the diseases and disabilities of the fsebler sex as to
those Of men. may2s
a Remedy FOL the PiIes.-It is 8 blessing
to the suffering to know that we have an efectusl
cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. J. P.
Hazarde, OF lea Second street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
takes great pleasure in informing all who ara suf-
fsring with piles, that he used q small quantity Of
DR.. StEiekland's Pile Remedy, and 1t effected q per-
mAnent cure. This seems to be the case with ali
who make use Of this splendid preparation. 1t is
manufactured at No. 6 East Fourth street, GincIn
natl, Ohio, and soldby all Druggists.
Benton 4 Durham, Cleveland, o. myers
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NOTICES.

Album size Photographs reduced in price,
one dollar per dozen, and larger siEesiu pro-
portion, at RYDER's.
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Neutrality-suspicious. a year and ali ex-
w penBes paid. / want agents, male and female,
In every county In the United States, and in Europe,
to Introduce q new patented inyention-one Of the
Rreatogt achievements OF American science. For
further particulars, address W. G. WILSON, No. 5
Lyman's Block, Olsvelend, Ohio. msyIl:3ls
A GENTS WANTED-To sell "Lloyd's History
n Of the Great Rebellion In one volume, "YoEngiB
American Statesmen" and other popular works.
AddreeH 3. 8. GREEN, Room 4 ,Americsn Building,
Cleveland, Ohlo. may4:3l9
A GENTS WANTED-To sell the very popular
% engravingB, EChrist Blessing Little Children"
Parable q the N" Lincoln and WAshington,s
Families, 1" Charity or, Way to Heaven" Lords
Prayer" &c. Address b. s. GREEN, Room 4,
Anarcan Rpfdiaa Olsselaud, Q. msy4:3l9
WANTED-ARents to sell and put up Bsrton,s
w Patent House Bell. Every house-keeper should
have i. Agents not limited TO any specified territory.
u. MATTESOA. Gen1 Agent, Grafton, o. aD6:S42
WANTRB-RAKE CHANCE FOB AGEETB-
What the peoplsvant- Complete History ofthe
Wa, IN o1elarge volEHs, splendldly Illustrated, with
over II me Portraits Of Generals end Battle Scenes.
1heDoEt candid, lucid, omplete. authentic and reliA-
bic history publi1hed. Il contains reading msttsr
eQual 70 three large volumes. send for circulars and
&c cur terma. Address JONES BROS. 4 co., las
Wet Eonrth IT.. OIDolnnad- ssu1RfI0dkW
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SOLDIERS TAKE NOTICE-SOldIers'
Claims collected without charge. See
advertisement OF Gree Claim Agen-
CIV In another column. may29
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R. P. NJ. WI wish to rent an Office in a
good location, in this eity-superior street
preferred. Those having rooms to let
would do well to address, H. II. Mayhem,
Post Office. May3O-Sl9
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VIZ. Z. PRESTON,

Established December, 1ss1J
licensed 4 Army 4 Navy Claim Agent
0FFIoE NO. 1 LYMAE's BLOCK,
asAr Court House on Public Square, CisTsiand. q.
We collect Pensions, Bounty, Bach Pay, Prtss
Money and all other War Claims. q
Land Warrants bought and sold.
~ Our Special Agent, resident 1t Warrington
d. C., gives persona: attention to ALL claims dlsd
by rs.
- Soldiers Of 1851, so and sc can now de their
Discharges with rs to obtain thsir BSuufE, al
though the Law has not yet passed.
N. Fees low.
German Language spoken. faalg
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8. PERLET, the rslisbls Opticiaa, sta
, . continues to give universal satiIfhettoa Il IA
practice q his Profession, No. lSs Superior strsa
Johnson Honse Building.
~ Il e to he adyantAge Of Al, when nodlI
with one Of acknowledge skin, who makes no falae
pretensionsi also afal assortment OF Optical a1d
MafhanstiraI IpntFumnn I-f17
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HCADEiY OF MUSIC.
ioAa A. Ell.l.r. Manager n a. Gs.ry-.r.s.aI

John A. Eilslsr. Manager B. q Geary.-Trsaarsr-
PRIcEs or ADMIssIoE.-Dress Circle and Par.
Iuette, so cents Reserved Seats to Drsss Carols, IS
cents Family Circle, so cents; Gallery, rs cents;
Private Boxes, s6and g Single seats in Private
Boxes, S1,00.
Doors open at 70O. Curtain rises At 7:45.
Colored persons will, under no circumstances, b.
permitted to occupy seats IN any ether portion Of
the house, save the Gallery. Admission rs cents.
Last night but two OF the engagement Of
MR.. BARTON HIEE
When he will appear In hs great production Of
Sam, IN which he ia without an equal.
This WEDNESDAY, EVENING, May soth. 1856.
Will he pre- entet, for the frat time, the great
Comedy Of
Sam. Dis great charaesetl-----Br Barton Hin.
To conclude with the be lutifaI Comedy Of
ALL THAT GLIrTRRS Is NOT GOID
otepAeL Mr.. Barton Hill.
HSIn preparation. Waiting for the Verdict .
"The Sea Of Ice" Matilda Heron's great play of
:" Matilde," snd the celebrated Comedy OF . Rich
ellen at Sixteen.
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WANTS.


WANTKD-Ageats. male and female to sell
w new books by the popular historian J.T. Head
ley. Agents are making 500 per day. A. y:
BRIGGS, over 3 Public SQUARE. CLEVELAND. mSo3ls
HTANTED-A mal store wanted for jevely
w and fancy goods, in . good situation Address
W. W. CAMPBEL6, 81 this once. may3G-3le
WANTED-AeENTs-2e,o0o agents wanted 50
w cent sample seat free, with termG, for any one
10 clear Is Per day. Business new, light and deE-
rAhle; can Be- done at home or travelling, BY male or
female, Address Z. v. L0SE1 eco, q Nassau
street. New rork.
"ANTED-A situation A. Entry Clerk or As
w eistsnt Book-keeper BY one Who has bad some
experience. Best Of references given. Please ad-
dress TX" Cleveland Postofaee. may29:3l9
UASTED-A man on = farm who understands
w Milking and Farming. Inquire
WIDEERAUER. 10. . Ward street, west Side.
msyzg-5Is
UAETRD-A situation in some Grocery or
w Commission House, by Q young man Of eonsid-
erable ability. Salary not % much OF an object as
4 desire 10 set 9 pernanent situation. References
given. Address e., Leader once. mayz5.3is
"ANFRD-BUsIEEss MEN-Cspabie ofsan-
w Ing salaries Of from siOO0 10 5000 per year.
Further partisllars can Be learned In smother col
umn under heading OF Business Men Wanted"
Sales
w men and BOok-keepsrs preferred For FAR
ther particulars read advertisement Of W. AM
BRIDGE IN another column headed "Salesmen
Wanted" mayll:3B
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-House and two lots on Burke st.,
I Newburght near Rolling Mills House in good
repair, Good location for business Enquire 81
EDWARD 0EARf. on the premises. m39S9
EOR sALE-sunday school Books New Books.
IL and also Library cOmplete. Hymn Books snd a
bea1sfal variety Of Cards, etc., at L. h MER-
RELL's. IS Prospect street. msy2G3l9
EOR sALR-Houss and Lot No. II Taylorst, /
stories, nearly 1sE, and finished throughout; large
arbor ofgrApes, good cellar, well, cistern, &c; all
~. Price q, 000. Apply TO s. FOLJAMBE, corner
superior and ssnees stress msy29.5ls
E0R sALK-HoUsE AND LOT-situssed on
u Seymour street. near the new Congregational
Postomes.. Ths House . in good condition; choice
fruit and shEuoes.y q TIE lot; For prize sPd terms
Public Square. Cleveland. mayzs:320
ROR sALR-A good Dairy Farm for sale, y
IL miles east Of the city, and miles east OF Euclid
rood STATE Of oult}vssion. Frame house, cattle and
sheep barns; apple orchard, maple grove OF 80 trees;
vEtsr saw mil % running order. IEdl sen the en-
tire plaeS or IN lots 20 suit Purehasers Inquire on
en- CITY LOTS FOR s-ALE-situatsd on
~ Superior and Sass ayenues A'so lots on
qhsmglsin, Canal street and Basin, River and
easmber rooms for rent. Inquire at office, No.
KsIss'S Block, ia to 100 Superior. IRADKEL-
EOR sALK-CoIsge Scrip and Land Warrants
Il War Of lel2. 10000 acres for sale. Apply to
WM. =. PRESTON, Mol Lymen's Block, Monu-
msnt Square. may24:sls
E0R SALE-With immediate possession, the
Il Bropsrty on the corner Of ScoTill and Forest ave-
nual. Can BE- had alta low price. For further par
tioulnr1 inquire Of L. A. WILCOX on Case avenue,
near Scovin street. mayls:2t.
EOR 6ALE-A very ane family horse, for buggy
Il or saddle, seven years old. J. II. HERKlOA,
4 Superior ST. maylT:sls
TOR sALE-A new mist class Steam Engine,
Il einch bore, 10 inch stroke, with patent adjust
able cut Oh, ensurnG great economy OF steam. Alse
. new Gx horse steam boiler with copper fues. JOHN
W. HEIsLEY, No o Superior street. mayit;32
EOR 8ALR-Ons Steam Engine, 100 Horse
Il Power, Iron Bed Plate. Fly Wheel and Main Pull
lsy5 EngnAS Horse Power, nearly Is good As new
one Boiler e inches in dianeter. Is feet longj large
Steam Drum, suitable for q EaW MILL viii be sold
cheap Apply 70 THOMAS MANNING, Vulcan
Foundry, West St. may9sa0
EOR SALE-House and Lot for sale on Edward
L street, near Perry, and q few rods from KiDs-
man ltrest. Price sl.Ao. Inquire on the premises
COR aALR-OIL-A nne lot Of Petroleum Burn.
EMg on st the Inetory Of W.. }. GUILD On Gen