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to read in the Sabbath School, from our day
scholars. One old woman said, after having
slowly read a verse in the New Testament,
a. can spell God and ] am 80 thankful l
don't know what to do"
We hsve no pupils that have been under
instruction over seven months. All in my
department have Just commenced. We
have now three departments graded but
there should be more, for they learn with
such wonderful rapidity that the larger
scholars, particularly, need much indi-
vidual attention. When coming over their
lessons one day, they made so much noise
with their lips that l told them | could not
stand it. "Make US mind" one of them
SAID; whip us-we's used to IT"
After school yesterday went up to look
at the Teachers Home" The grounds,
containing nearly an acre, have been laid
out with taste, and trees afford a thick
shade. A ladies seminary once stood there,
but the larger part has been removed, and a
low, broad building, with verandsh, is all
that is let. The location is high and airy,
giving a commanding prospect of the city
and country nOrthward. think it is sim
gular that there is here an almost entire
absence of grass where trees and shrubbery
thrive so luxuriantly. Roses of all kinds,
and j~essamines and honeysuckles are in full
| DAoOLAy anu bAo mdkuOAld 10 Ouk III all Aho
glory. The Cape jessamine is very beauti-
full. Have noticed several beds of Verbenas
in blossom.
Yesterday, Gen. Swayne sent for me
saying he mad a little spare time and
wished to know what he could do to make
us comfortable and h. Ipy. He liked the
idea of our keeping .ouse, said it would
give more character to the undertaking
and thought we wou come less in contact
with the bitter sp;ri of the rebels.
l think the Conn ission could do much
TO reduce the expe Sc of our living by fur
nishiDg what we night need to live upon
except flour, whiCa we can purchase at the
Commissary's for $40 or Sl1 per Dbl, Will,
at other places it costs $40. Beans, potatoes
butter, dried fruit, smoked ham, peaches
tea and coffee, sugar, pepper, spice, or AM
thing useful in house keeping will reduce
so much our money expenditure here, anc
the fact of our having a respectable HON,
will do much to give credit and influence
to the work We have undertaken, ant
Northernerswil not be ashamed to own US
that is, l hope they will not.
I spend six hours daily in the schoo
room and have had remarkably good healtl
and spirits.
We would be kindly remembered to al
the Commission in whose service and tina
Of the Good Master, We cheerfully labor.
Yours truly, NJ. 7. CORNER.
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Cleveland wholesale Market,

THURSDAY EVENING, May II, 1865.
FIOur-The market is steady and Arm for high
grades; common irregular. City made X redheld
at G4,5O915,OO; do Xxx white 1b,5Og16,Oo.-
Choice XIX spring Sl0,5O91O,75.
WheaS-ouiet. Milwaukee spring steady for
car lots round lots offered at a decided decline.
Sales to-dy were Tears No. / Milwaukee spring a
at 81, 10; 10000 bu ahOat here offered at sl,sOa
the close, but there were no buyers at this figure
l car A 1 amber Michigan at 2,7e; $50 bu nev,
snber Michigan at $40. A mall lot Canada
white was offered at $500.
C0rn-In. light stock snd nrm. Sales 2 cars
No. mixed from store at CSC (; 2 cars do do at &c.
Oats-ouiet, but firm. Sales 100 bags No. I on
track at acc.
RyeNQuiet. Held st SOC from store.
BArley3Quiet. Sales COCO bu Nc. l at csc.
P0rk-Steady and firm. No. 1Oity Mess $500
no. 2 MSS SSo,Ooi Prime EEess SzT,OoJ Qssr So.
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NV YoRx. May II

$3.50 41g -
The Commercials money article says:
The stock market appears to re passing again
into q condition OF dullness and depression. The
condition Of affairs in England and on the Con-
tinent weighs heavily upon the market here, not
in the way Ct producing any definite sppreheu-
sion OF panic, but from a feeling that a panicky
condition in ooun tries with which nea ly or whole
Of the foreign ccmmerceis transactel :, cannot fail
to prUdrCe uneasiness and disturbance TO large in
te ests oa this sitc.
At the regular baatd this morning there was
SOM speculative movement on oms Of the miscel-
laneous stocks, esp ciaI'y ia Cnmber and Coal,
which advanced iG5s under the c ique operations,
and o. Canton, winch e. s.. d ~ higher.
The lailruad list was upon the VIII Ie dull, the
prevailing Imposition being to realiLe. Some con-
siderable lots were seld on western accounts,
amt ~oimr large salrs wers miscellaneous stock to
closr NJ ~ 'ulanva opera ions. New York Cen
tral was ac!ise under clique operation. and rose
a. Governments were quiet. The gold interest
bonds are depressed under apprthsnsions Of the
further return Of 5-20's from Europe; 5-20's of'G2
sold at lOls89lOi5s; issues Of "a and IS, lG2.
Money is in rather more demsnd, and we hear OF
some calling in Of 4 per cent. loans. The sup
ply at 8 per cent. is abundant. Prime paper is in
demand at 5@5x per cent. Gold rather wesk and
in less demand There are no Indications that
the Treasury has sold largely to-day.
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HOUEH
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING, Nay 16, 1888,
Our bankers report a less act; We demand
for loans but with some more liberal
checkin movement is experienced, and
general y deposits are less free than a week
or ten { avs since. AS q consequence bal
ances al working low, and with one or two
exceptit us bankers report a close market.
There is nc change in the condition Of
Eastern Exchange, the marxes remaining
close and firm at the regular rates
The New York Gold markst was steadier
to-day, and under a reduced demand, the
price was weaker, closing at a decline tt
1923. Government is understood to have
been only a moderate seller to-day. The
policy of selling at all at this time seems to
us to be very questionable, in q financial
point of view. The advance in gold which
the Treasury thought proper to check, had
its origin in natural causes chiefly, due to
the reversed situation of the foreign ex-
changes, and wisdom would have dictated
the e~xpediency of allowing these influences,
growing out of the legitimate workings of
trade, to have their sway so long as they
were not made an apology for speculation.
By artiicially holding down the premium
on gold, its shipment under present circum-
stances will be increased, while the true
remedy, IL at of exporting produce, is pro-
portionally prevented. 1t moreover in
vites a retu Il, of our bonds from Europe. If
therefore I'll e Treasury desires to promote
gold shipme uts, as matters now stand, and
put further If the adjustment of balances
through the more desirable agency of cotton
and produce, it should continue to sell gold
but it appears to us the other plan, nameIv,
of leaving the market to Unnatural work
ing, would in the end b. found tIe most
profitable.
Government recurities we tirmer to-day,
except the old Five-twentie witch are de-
pressed under the apprehension of further
large returns from Europe.
In this market prices rules without
material change. Gold is now sold here at
the Nav York rate Va nuofa-
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j. W Painter.
BANKER,
AZ Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio
DEALER IN
STATES BONDS,
specie and Foreign Exchange.
maylO.RI6
MARINE NEWS.
0 3 OF

II.
Prop C~anisteo, Blackman, DunkiTk, ury goods
groceries, hardware, sundrieE
Prop Araxes, Evans, Buffalo, groceries, hardware,
sundries
Prop Potomac, Carlisle, Buffalo
Sehr Middlesex, Davis, Escanaba, so tons iron ore
Schr Two Brothers, Stewart, Buffalo
Sehr 4 L Hart, Swain, Milwaukee, 2O,oOO busheI.
wheat
sehr A Shade, Fad. Stanley, ZOO bushels wheat
Schr Odd Fellow, Tripp, Toronto
Schr MayhOwer, Newkirk, Rowan
Schr W A Glover, Weaver, BurWell, 70 m lumber
II NJ lath, Is IN shingles
Sow Mary Emeline, Perry, Rowan, 81 m shingles
SIN lumber
CLEARED.
stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit, 81, los
lbs iron, As kegs Bails, sRndries
Proy Canisteo, Blackman, Toledo
Prop S D Caldwell, Lewi-, OnIouagon
Prop ArsEes, Evans, Detroit
Prop Potomac, Carlisle, Chicago, ss4 kegs nails, sc
bdls and lSI bars iron, 1876 nests tubs, 992 Teams
paper, miscellaneous
Bark II Q winsIOw, Flood, Chicago. 353 tons coal
Schr Fostoris, McPhail, Saginaw
Schr L J Sexton, Dove, Huron
schr Watts Sherman, Mericle, Buffalo, 800 ton coal
Scar Ironslde, Anderson, Marquette
Sehr L NJ Darlington, Dave Huron
Schr Conrad Reid, Barrow. BurweI
schr Odd Fellow, Trip, Kincardine
schr Paragon, Kemp, southampton
Schr p Mack. McRae, PIT Eagle
Scow Mary and Lucy, Olmstead, Sandbeach
Sow Ellen WbiteI Dupey, Sandbeach
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New YOrk Nnrket-Mny "a.

CorToN-Firm but quiet. Sales at 35G3Ge for
middling; chs fly at Sc.
FLOUR-Du heavy and I09I5c lower.
Sales at Ss,l0@s,60 for extra state +; >s9,2O
@9,75 for extra round hoop Ohio, S9,sO9l3,O for
trace irands Closing dun.
WHIsKT-Quiet. Sales at s., a6a2 s61<.
WHKAT-Dull, unsettled and I@zc lower, with a
strong effort on the part Of operators for western
TO sustain prices.
Sales Of new No l MiIw .ukee at SI,97a2,OO; and
white western at s2,9793,OO.
RYE-Quiet. Sales OF western at S3@S5,.
BARLEY-Quiet.
BAILEY MALT-Quiet.
~CoRE-OPened steady but closed dull aud drOOp
ing.
falss at 779soc for unsOund; sNGJsZAc for SOUND
mixed western in store and delivered; s4H foT
sound yellow, aud 75c for sound Southern.
0ATs-In MODERATE request. Sales at @7@50c for
new western; 5s@60c for old do.
PErl0LEUA-Quiet.
Sales at &c for crude. and 41@;Se for refined ia
bond.
PoRK-Opened heavy but closed firm.
Sales at SO g0G29 so for new mess. closing
Of $50, Tx cash S29,OOG29,F0 for old mess
81, 5O925,O for prime. AlSo 1880 bbls new mess
for May, June, and July, sellers and buyers
option, at $40, IS; and ,OU9 bbls for all yeal
sellers options, at $500.
BEKF-Steady.
Sales at SI6,eO@2I,O 90 for new plain mess AMI
S2l, 50G24, 80 for new extra mess.
BEEF HAMs-Firm and quiet. Sales at Si7,00@
1870
Cur M~EArs-Firm.
Sales at l21s91s4c for shoulders, and IT1s@
Ice for hams.
BACON-Quiet ane held firmly.
LARD-Fiomer Sales at 19a22%c.
B~UTTER-LoHer. Sales at SOG42c for Ohio, ant
1885, for state.
0HEEsE-DuIl. Sales at IOa2Oc.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Give Nature n Lfft.-People expect toe
much of Nature. They tribe with their heslth
and their constitutions, and then are surprised
that they fall sick
The pressure Of oonsfsnt mental or bodily labor
upon the animal Powersls tremendous. Very few
systems and constitutions can bear up against
this pressure uusssisted. Add to this the IN.
healthy influences which lurk unseen in the air
we breathe, the water we drink, the artificial heat
with which We endeavor 20 chase away the cold
and marrow-searching N isture Of winter, and II
would seem to require almost suPerhumaz viger to
keep in perfect health at this rigorous season
without reinforcing the physical energies.
Bot how reinforce them Certainly not with
adulterates stinulants. There is no poison in the
outer air, or in the atmosphere OF furnace-heated
rooms, or workshops, or factories so pernicious as
those deadly-burning fluids.
Why use them, when
HOSTETTERfS STOMACH BITTERs.
a vegetable tonic without alloy, are everywhere
obtAinAblel Nothing has ever been offered to the
feeble and debilitAted 50 harmless in it's nature, 90
powerful in its invigorating effects, IS this cele-
brated
STOMACHIC AND ALTERNATIVE
In the army and the navy. in new settlements,
and in crowded cities, by old and young, rich and
Door, it is used as a
PROTECTIVE AND Es -oRATIvE MEDICINE
with the most gratifying results. msyl4
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WRNTEp..AcENT

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w penses paid l wan. agents, male and female,
in every county in the United StAteB, and in Europe,
TO Introduce a new patented invention-One Of tine
greatest achievements OF Ameri- an science. For
further particu'ars, address W. G. WILSON, No.
Lymaus Block, Cleveland, Ohio mayIl:3ls
GENTS WANTED-To sell 'Lloyd's History
n If the Great Retell on in one volume, tslounefs
American STATESMEN" and other popular works
Address B :. GREEN, Room 4,American Building
Cleveland, Ohio. may43Ie
A GENTS wANTED-To sell the very popular
a engravlnss, Christ Blessing Little Children"
Parable It the Lily, Lincoln aud Washington
famlnes, Charity or, Way to Heaven" Lords
Frazer" &C. Address B. S. GREEN, Room 4.
American building cleveland. o. may4:3l9
WANTED-Agrnts to eel and put up BartOn's
w Patent House Bell. Ever house-keeper should
GaHett: Agents not limited to any specified territory
O.f.A AIIkSON, Genl Agent, Grafton, O.. ap6.5i2
WANTEH-EARE CHANCE o AGENTS
w What the poo5la want. Complete History Oftht
Ner,ta o7elsSss FolHme, spleDdidly illustrated, with
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BuGaIo Market-Mav Iz.

~FLoUR-Sales of extra state ut $3.50; white Xxx
and Cansda at Si2,rO@14,tO-
WHEAr-Inactive and nominal at abuut $3.50 for
No l Milwaukee spring.
CORS-DuII. Sales Of No l mixed Il at Gle
OAT-DuH
BARLsY-s4les Of Canada and state at sI,O0.
RYE-Saies at sec.
WHIsKY-Nomina'.
PoBK-Ssles at S3I, so.
LkRD-Sales at 22%c.
CAsAL FREIGHTs-TO New York Wheat l3c;
Corn lie; oats &c. To Albany Wheat 1875; corr
So; oats SIC. By rail to Albany corn lOc.
LAKE IHFoRTs-Flour CISCO bbls; wheat q, $50
bush; corn, 1900; oats 1000 bush.
CANAL EXPoRrs-Flour $50 bbls wheat IS, 10
bush; cora 1876, SIS bush; oats IS, 95l bush.
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LAKE County Wool GROWERS ASSOCIATION
Tho Lake County Wool Growers Associa-
ton will hold their first annual Shearinp
and Exhibition of Sheep at the Fair
Grounds of the Lake County Agricultural
Society at gainesville, on Saturday MAY
20. In connection with this a Wool Grow
ers Convention viii be held. Col. J. D.
Harris, of the Ohio Farmer will be present
and address the meeting. Hon. R. NJ.
Montgomery, President of the Ohio Wool
Growers Association, will probably also be
present
The exhibition is to be free to all the diff
ferent varieties of sheep and liberal pre-
miums will be awarded to shearers. A
large attendance is looked for from sdjsin-
ing counties.
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CRIcKET.-The opening game of the sea
son, between the eleven chosen from the
Forest City Cricket Clubs, which was post
poned from Wednesday on account of the
rain, will c0me off this afternoon, at theil
grounds, corner of Kinsman and Case av-
emu Wickets will be drawn al twelve
o'clock fnoon) and play will probably con
tinue during the afternoon. There is every
prospect of a fine day, and if that prospect
is realized we shall see some good playing
We learn that this club has been chal-
lenged to c match game by the club o.
Windsor, C. ", and the match will prob.
ably take place in June.
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SALARIES OF STEAMBOAT INsPEcToRs.-The
bill relative to steamboats, which lately
passed the House fixes the salaries Of Steam.
boat Inspectors at certain points as follows
St. Louis, Cincinnati and Pittsburg, $500
each Louisville, KY, Detroit and Buffalo,
I,5GO each; Chicago and Galens, $1,000
each Memphis and Cleveland $1,oOO each
and Nashville $500.
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GovERNMKEr SrOcKs-A shade better.
US. 5 20s, coupons, Of '82, lOl3s; do of'65, 1O2ls;
Treasury T-5Us 1875.
S~ToCKs-Strong.
Chic go and Alton 9s%; do preferred 1Oi; Mari
posa LIST preferred 40; Morris and Essex IS; Pitts
b1rgh, For Wayne and Chicago 9sA; Chicago and
Northweste n 2s5s; do preferred tSH; Cleveland
and PittBbut b s4s4; Illinois Central 12nL; Mich
igan southari 1919; Reading IO7sSi Huds n IlO1l;
Now York Cen sIp41s; Erie 1875; Western Union
Telegraph, 6OL. Quicksilver 54%.
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CbfcaEo Market-NIay II.

~FLOuR-Dun and declined 2jc. The demand is
n tiroly for local trade.
WHEAT-Opan panicky at q decline Of l0c with
sales at 81 80, subsequently rallying to s., s2@1,63
and closing unsettlrd at sl,62@l, G2%
CoRN-Steady at 4J1545le Tor No 1, and closing
at the outside price.
OATs-Steady at 3115631Hc.
Northumberland.
BEoEIPrs-FIour 5000 bbls wheat 5000 bu /;
corn l2S, 600 bD, oats Al 600 tu
SHIPMENTs-FlOur 300 bbls.; wheat Is. 600 bu,;
corn 223,' 90 bu; oats %, 600.
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CIeyeIand Family Market.

THURSDAY, May Il, 1866
Below We give the retail prices of the chief ar
ticles of family use in Meats, Vegetables and gem
ersI Produce, as prevailing to-day with the onth-
rio street dealers. The market continues very
steady, the only important change we note this
week being in Butter, which has declined to S5@3sc
for choice table, and the tendency is still lower
Meats are firm. The supply of seasonabls vege-
tables is fair, but the quality is generally not the
best. We quote as follows:
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BIDS BY The WARD.-A card will be found
in our advertising columns, in reference tC
bids for the removal of swill and house
offal. The failure of the committee, to whom
the matter was referred, to make s~stisfac,
tory arrangements in accordance with tn,
first plan, has led to a change of plan, and
new proposals will be received for contracts
by the ward. A bid may, however, include
two or more wards. It is to be hoped tina
this matter will be brought to some con,
clusion soon, as the delay has already
caused much inconYenieuce to the city.
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ARREsrED.-The following named persons
were arrested yesterday:
Francis N. Smead and L. N. Burkholder
OF Bellefontaine, charged with selling pho
tOgraphs without stamps.
George Armstrong of the same place
charged with dealing in stock without a
license
J. Frank. GREGG Of R~ushsylvsnia, charged
with making a false return of his income,
was examined before Commissioner White
and released on bail of $4,000 until 10 a. N.
next "Wednesday.
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TIE BETHEL.-We learn there is to be an
important meeting of the managers of the
Bethel cause this afternoon at three o'clock,
to consult with reference to the permanent
usefulness of that institution. The Bethel
is evidently assuming more than its worted
earnestness. Success to the enterprise.
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0swego Mnrket-NEaX u.

FLOUR-Unchanged with good demand. Sales at
Sl0,OOGio,5n for No spring. Sll, T5Gl2,oO for red
winter; si4, SO for XX-
wHFiT-Dull and lower. Sales Of No l MilWau-
kee club at SI.95.
CoRN-Quiet.
ether grains nominal
CANAL FREIGHrs-Duli. Te New York Flour
40ci wheat 915c; corn Sc; oats DC.
INrORTs-23, 900 bush wheat; 5000 corn.
Ex"oRrs-l9,0O 900 bush wheat; 1900 bush corn;
l0,5OO bush peas.
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AZ IscELLANEoUs.

DROP. THOMAS would respectfully inform
Il his friends and patrons that he is now prepared
10 attend TO Shaving, hair Dressing and Shampoon.
iEg, Hair ColoriEg, &C., in the best style. Also, thai
be viii give his attention to the cure of Corns, Bun
ions, and IngroNing Nails. shop under the John
bon House. apIs32
SCO.UUU In suns 70 Euit-St he Cd stand
and vo0-knoWn LOAN OFFICE.
OF Securities o. every Kind, viz Gold and Silver
Astches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jswelry, Guns
Pistols, Clothing. Dry Goods, Pianos, MslodsOns, and
al parsonal property and articles ofvalue, on the most
uatslsrtory terms. Business strictly private. Is
tabhshed ISL. n. B.-A variety Of unredeemed
Wsnchss, Jeveary, Guns, ETC., for sale Sc bargains.
~0tice-corEer OF Water snd Superior streets, over
IAsyis 8 Piexotto's Clothing Store.
ort22 AW WAGNER
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II

TAYLOR GARDNER Wednesday evening,
May 10th. at the home Of the bride, by Rev. VIM.
H. Goodrich, D. D, Mr.. JoseIh o. Taylor. OF
New ort, KY, to Miss Fannie Z. Gardner, dsugh-
ter Of the late Col. James Gardner, OF this city.
No cards.
CONHESS-WEST-At East BocKport, May
18th, by Rev J. D. Allen. Mr.. J. W. CONFESS, Of
Townsend, snd Miss Alice H West, ghter OF
John West, Esq, Of Roekport.
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ToNsoRIAL.
LONG M HAIR.
FRESH -IMPORTATION.

WM. DAY HAS REMOVED TO IO2
w PUBLIC sQUARE.-MR. WILLIAM DAY
having Just arrived from Europe, would in
form the Ladies and public generally, that he has
nov open for inspection the largest and most COM
plete stock OF HUMAN HAIR GOODS ever offered
70 them in Cleveland. Handsome Long Hair,
brought especially for the manufacturing OF
SWITCHES, BRAIDS, COIL HEAD DRESSES,
&C. Ladies viii do well to examine this beautiful
Hair before purchasing elsewhere.
N B.-hany very pretty Head Dresses brought
direct from Paris-the very latest ~fashion-(new
designs in Coils, Twists, Flows, &c.) Any Of the
above Head Dresses, all Of which can be made out
OF switches and Braids without injury to either.
~ Ladies Hair Dressing in all the lstest and
most nravatlinR atriaal mnrIa
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DIED.

BALDwIS-Msy 18th, at the resi- lencs of his
son-in-lsw, Elbridge Gerry, 81 Lake t., Phineas
Baldwin. Aged &c years.
Friends Of tie family arc respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, Friday, May 18th, a, , O'Clock
p NJ
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new ADvERTIsEnENTs

Academy Of Music-ComedJ and Drama.
CowleJ & Co.-Cutlery.
E. ]. Baldwin 4 Co.-Dry Goods.
Herv,y, BousfeId q CO.-For Sale.
George Paul-Nap OsnTsssers Wanted.
eity Of Ceveland-To whom It may concern.
A.&G 6. ". 4. R-Ghange Of Time.
Gsrretson q Co.-For Lake Superior.
Frank DECENTRALIZATION, Go. II.
100 Kinsman-st.-Cost Makers Wanted.
L. D. Hudson-Nationsl Insurance Statement
800 Prospect street-Girl Wanted.
4e St. Clair street-situstion Wanted.
A.G ~Smith-COal.
"a PubIic Square-Shirts and Collars
Sanford, Reyes q Mix-SOttinghsm Curtains
Mrs. A. shaw-Local Notice.
Sanford, Reyes s MiE-Eew Carpets.
wanted-Three Good Men.
L. A. Wiloox-Property for Sale.
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OPTICIANS.
REMOVAL.
nRY0YIJ.-Nr. 3. III. MOrris h

DEH0TAb.-Hr. +. H. Morris haT.
\ ing removed his Clothing Store from No. 9
Monument squErs to so Prospect street, respect
fully asks a continuance Of the patronage so hbe-
rally BESTOWED upon him in the past, and hopes by
increased facilities and strict attention to the
wants Of HIS customers TO merit the same in the
future. Eastern fashions received. All work
warranted A good assortment Of cloths on hand,
Which VII Be sold 81 tie lowest rates, or made up
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-18

Dunneli's l6; London Mourning 49,; Lancaster
10; Merrimso D Is; Pscihc Is; Richmonds II.
Paper CollArs-Lockwood Manufacturing Com
pany, cloth lined per 1000, $40; Hrrow SIS; Wor-
sted Manufacturing Co, cloth lined per 1000 $40.