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REVEALS.
Reports from Churches-Unifed Pres
~byterian, First Baptist, FIRST Memo
dist Episcopal.

The reports from churches concerning the
late reyiyals in their midst, intended for
our last Saturdays issue, were crowded out
by the press of other matter. We publish
them this morning.
Rev. D. NJ. B. Mclean, Pastor of the
United Presbyterian Church, makes the fol-
report:
We are greatly indebted to the God of all
grace for an improved state of religion in
our congregation. He has recently given to
many Of our number an increased anxiety
for great revival of grace in our own hearts,
and for the conversion Of the imper fent
among US and around US. This has been
manifested in earnest and imporeunate
prayers for an outpouring of the Spirit, and
in efforts by private conversation TO induce
neglecters o~fsalvation to turn unto God,snd
lay hold of eternal life. Several persons
have recently avowed their acceptance Of
Christ, and their determination to follow
him. Some who had lost their first love
and had backslidden from the ways Of the
Lord, have had their hearts warmed again
and have renewed their profession Of faitt
and obedience. Serious impressions anc
earnest inquiries are known to be in In
/ minds ofothers. The Sabbath School worl
is prosecuted with increased interest anC
| energy, and some of the teachers have late
] " net with unusual encouragement.
For these and other manifestations Of hi
gracious presence, eve thank God, and taxi
/ courage" But we are yet a needy people
Many among US are still out of Christ, anC
in a perishing state; and those who ar
| Christians need to be warmed, invigorateC
and strengthened, a. they have not ye
been. We therefore require all G5uRdan
outpouringof the Spirit, in his reviving an
converting power. And may we not asl
the prayers of those churches which hav
been so beautifully refreshed, that he or;
of the Lord may have free course and b
glorifed with US, as it has been with them
In the First Baptist Church the reyiva
was one of more than ordinary interest, an,
many additions have been made to tn
Church, as will be seen by the report G
the pastor, Rev. A. H. Strong:
In answer to your request, l give you tn
following statistics with regard to the re
ligious interest in the First Baptist ChurcI
Of this city during the last few months:
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AbdteEEeats-On Iron, Except sheet ordered in
lots sf2O tons, l21zc per hundred pounds
On Nails, ordered in lots Of 100 kegs or more,
1915 per key. ...
TeTms-N0te or acceptance at sixty days with
eurreht rate Of exekggge on Nov hoFk, or q DIS
eoUat Of three per cent fat c4sh, if RENTED On re-
ceipt Of ipyoieI r6yments to be made in New
York--enange, United States Treasury Notes, or
their equivalent. No discount on bills OF less
amount than fifty dollars. -
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Yves. side store.

The above house is a large Dry Goods
establishment, located at the corner of
Detroit and Pearl streets, on the West Side
of the river. Mr.. Truseott has Just TO
turned from the Eastern market with a
large stock of goods adapted to the season,
all of which been bought since the great
decline in prices. Their stock is complete,
and consumers should not fail to call before
making purchases, as they are now offering
goods-as they have for the past five years
at the Uery loa0est prices.
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THE McCoSsELL CAsE.-The trial Of 4 &C.
Connel Will begin this morning. n, 81
Fithstsnding the numerous delays g. I'D
~P0stpOnement, it viii attract many to the
Courtroom.
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AMERICAN WGTcHEs.-These superior
Watches are kept constantly on hand at
Hcgsn's, 7s7 Superior street.
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CORsErs-ImpOrted and domestic. Alarge
assortment Just received 1t the corner Of
Detroit and Pearl streets, at reduced prices.
FRVso9TT + ISeEAN.
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CoNeLMExTAKr.-Mr. Alfred Pease, for.
msrly Of this city, takes a grand cOmpli-
mentary benefit at St James Hall, Buffalo,
te-nightMr Psase. starts for Europe in q
short time 3 &
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The motettes were finely sung by seven
teen young ladies, dressed in white-Mr.
Morgan at the organ and Mr.. Steele lead
ing. "Since coming events cast their sha-
dows before" we suppose the use of the
continental pronunciation in their per-
fermance was only a brief f%orerunner of IFS
adoption by the college lat least in Creek.
The array in white reminded US that Com
mencement is near at hand. aH 800
The instrumental Duets on the piano
and violin by Messrs. Bteele and Won Olker
were finely executed, and the frat especial
Iy was loudly cncorcd. Mr.. Steele is our
most popular musician. He combines ex-
quisite taste with far more than ordinary
skill in execution. The same is true of Mr..
Won OIker. Each is master of his in stru-
ment.
Mr.. Morgan fairly surprised us. He
avoided entirely those heavy, Germanic
features, which, although they are eminent
ly classical, seem not to be appreciated by
American ears. He seemed to aim at
grace and delieaey, rather than at thuHder.
His selections were some Of those which he
performed in New York but a few days ago,
and which Won him the highest eommen-
dation from the musical critics of that fas
tidious city.
Mrs. stearns (once Miss Lucy Pease) sang
with old-time power and sweetness. "The
Haunted Stream" was greeted with APP
plause. She reminded US of the days of
"auld lang syne."
Mr.. George W. Morgan has a smooth,
rich voice, which, after due culture, will
give him high distinction. He had a true
conception of the nature of his difficult
song, entered into its spirit, and rendered it
with much power.
In our opinion the finest exercise Of the
evening was the instrumental trio. The
combination was unusual, and hence the
more effective. Every performance was
eHcOref, and the audience were delighted,
although the rain detained many at the
church till midnight. We fancied the "boys
and girls" appreciated the opportunity.
As. the storm prevented a large number
from attending, it was announced that an
other concert viii be given on Tuesday,
July Sd, with almost an entire change of
programme. 8iEEIll4H
The Conservatory is Aourishing, and this,
its first Concert is entirely a great snceess.
FErEHfe q rlFF ToSsoR.
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Extra Broad Caters, made of the cold
fashioned Prunells," so nice and comfort
able for the cold folks" at
snTH. Dopp 4 Co.'S.
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Ladies' Kid Caters and BalmOrals-no-
thing more comfortable, in warm weather.
at SMITH, DoDD & Co.'S,
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Ladies' Congress Heel Caters, the cheap
est in the city, can be found at
SuITH. Damp & Co.'S.
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Ladies' Serge Button Caters something
new and tasty, at SMTH, DoDD j Co.'S.
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0BERLIS COLLEGE PRosPERoUs.-The whole
amount of benevolent subscriptions to ober-
lin College since May 1st, is sI6, 900, besides
an encouraging prospect of $500 from one
source in Pittsburgh. We are pleased to
note the growing popularity and increasing
prosperity of this noble educational institu-
ton.
The following subscriptions have been re-
ceived in Cleveland and speak loudly for
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The largest and cheapest stock Of Win
dow Shades can be found at Beckwith &
Sterlings. u. II 81 .-..
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~ For Evening Edition News
see inside.
~ For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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West side store

If YOU do not wish to lose your postal
currency, call at Burt & Dare's and get one
of their convenient porte-monnnies. jel9
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FRESoH CLocks-A beautiful lot-justim-
ported from Paris. For sale at Rosan's,
2s7 Superior street
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CLEVELAND BIBLE SoCIETY.-The twelfth
anniversary oftbe Cleveland Bible Society
will be held in the Second Presbyterian
Church, (Dr. Hawks ON Sabbath evening,
the oath inst, at Il o'clock. Very interest
ing and important facts have been deyeI-
Oped by the canvass of the city by this So
eiety, full reports of which will be given. &
Addresses will be made by Rev. A. II.
st wng, of the first Baptist Church, and Rev.
J.. I Rylance, of st. Pauls Church. The
publ R generally is invited to attend.
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Travelling Raskets.

At the West Side Store can be found
everything desirable in the way of Fancy
and Travelling Baskets.
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h@ Single copies CT the WEEELT LEAbEE, for
Saturday, June g. 1856, in wrappers ready for
mailing can be hsd at Inc LEADER Counting Room
Price ave cents. aafH-r-
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Cleveland Iron and Nall Market.

FRiDAY, June p, loC6.
Cleveland, Brown & Co, Manufacturers and
Wholesale Dealers in Iron aad Nails, Nos. - and
81 Merwin street, report no change in prices, but
but the market is firm at the previous quotations,
and the tendency more strongly up Esri. We con-
tinps 70 quote as follows
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OhIeaEo Markes-Juas ~.

ELoUa-Quiet- a1 I'D aslr M
q MaEAf-Duu-
Sales at 81, 649I ,G6 for No, ]. 81 10 for No. 2
CoRN-quiet. Sales at 52Z@5Zzc Tor No. l,
and 5tL for No. 2. sH-as - -a-
Dams Quiet and declined l9l11c. Sales at SIC
HIGHwISEs-Dull.
FKEIGHTs-Quiet.
Z RsCEiPTs-FIouI 500 bbIs; wheat 81 600 bu.;
corn i70. 900 bl.; oats 80, 600 bu
sHIrnENTs-Flou Is, y 0 hb!s.; wheat IS, 900 bu;
corn 3G3. 100 bu.; oats ~, OOO. 3 10
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Pure spring pond Ice furnished in large
or small quantities at the lowest rates.
Leave orders at 146 Superior street.
je2l:324 BROOKLYS Ie Co.
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Ladies' Serge Congress Caters, with n
without heels, at all prices, at
SNITH, DoDD 4 Co.'s.
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For sale by Cobb, Andrews & Co.

BIOGRAPHICAL DIcTIOSARY-By Rev. Charles
Hole, B. Affinity College, Cambridge.
With additions and corrections by VIM.
4. Wheeler, M. A. Hurd & HOughton.
New York. 1866.
This volume is a reprint, with large addi-
tions and careful corrections, of the service
able little Dictionary compiled by Rev. Mr..
Hole. It is intended to afford ready infor-
nation of the births and deaths of deceased
persons of note, of all periods and countries.
1t contains only the briefest possible notice
of each person, usually giving only one line
to a single name, and is chiefly valuable as
a book of reference.
For sale by Cobb, Andrews 4 Co.
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To SAVE MoxKT.-Go to the West Side
Store { . buy your Dry Goods. A large stock
Just rec NTed.
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Ladies' Side Lace Caters, a new lot, just
received, at SMITH, DODD 1 Co.'s.
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I%NrEREsrING ro HoLpERs on o. S. LoAYs

INTERESTING TO HOLDERS OF q. S. LOANS
The first Comptroller of the Treasury has
recently decided a case of interest to loan
holders. It appears that a gentleman
bought ten $1,000 United States coupon
bonds; but having no fre-proof safes, he
cut of all the coupons, as he asserts, for adj
ditional security against loss. Four of the
bonds were afterwards stolen, and he made
every exertion to recover them, but without
avail, and he asked for a reissue of the
bonds. The Comptroller decided that for
the bonds and coupons returned entire, al
though separated from each other, new
bonds with coupons attached could be is
sued, but for the stolen bonds no new issues
can be made. The holder can collect the
interest on tina coupons of these bonds as
they mature, but nothing moro can be
done.
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pnAVRLERs' REGISTER.
rs

n. Citizens Wis hing conveyance to either OF the
above Trains or Beats, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus ONCE, leo Superior street, OPP
posite the Woddell House. mRyl6
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Paper Collars.

LADIES' GUARD CHAINs-Of exquisite de-
signs, at 14O Superior street
iel9 BURT < DARE.
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~. Mone1 MarReEInne >.

MosEY-Fesy at 5 per cent.
sTKRLISa E1suANGE-DuII at IO75Zal 1851
GOLD-Dull and dfeining, opening sT I4l,
declining to 4Sl4, and closing At li9k
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the magnificent benevOlence OfOur citizens

Smaller sums have been paid in cash and
the bulk of the above subscriptions have
been paid in.
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We have just receivec a large and com
plets stock Of goods needed by hOusekeepers
which we are selling, as usual, at the very
lowest prices. TRUscoFF 4 I~SGHAN,
H.. .. West Sid Store.
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Ladies' Glove Kid Congress Caters, a
comfortable walking shoe, at
SMITH, DODD 4 Co.'S.
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I. New York. Boston.
lst u 20 " 10
"a s5H ga
"a o.
18th --------------- % ~
~
MoOl sito hlo
70 %
The eastward bound rates by lake and rail are
~ follows: t7.
class. class class class.
To Cleveland, ToleIo and
Detroit. 81 90 SIC Csc 45c
To Chicago-----.---.--. 1 10 soc 7Oc SO
FlOuF-There Is a moderate trade demand, but
we hear OF no large lots changing hands. Prices
are steady, and for the higher grades firm. We
quote: City made held SI3,OO9I4,CO for Xxx red,
and 81, OO6I5,5O for Xxx white. Country brEnds
Xxx red range at slO,5Oal2,5O, and Xxx white
sI3, 5O@I5,tO. XXX spring SIO,759u,oO, o..
Rheat-Quiet Spring unsettled and lower at
close. Sales this morning 2 tars No. I Milwaukee
spring at 81, 20; 1000 bu do do GU private terms
the market closing heavy at 81, l592,Is Red win
ter without movement.
COrn-Quiet and firm No. l held at 6s acc
from store.
OaIs-Firm and I@2c better. Stocks are low.
Sales 1000 bu and l car No. at SOC fom store; l
car do at sic.
Rye-Iuaetivo. No sales reported.
EarIay-WithOut movement and nominal.
POrk-Firm, No. City Mess $500 No. 2
Mess $780,; Prime Ness $780, Clear S35.
Lard-Firm. oIty-rendersd &c in tierees and
1915 in kegs country rendered &c
HRms-steadJ. Sales 1900 lbs City SugAr-curtd
at 2Sc csnvassed; country held at ls99lc.
SROuIders-steady. Cty-cured I5c. Ooun-
try-cured l39l4c. a
BRcOn-Stsady at 2Oc for breakfast csnyassei
clear lsc country Ice.
Mess BeeE-FirmA at $40, 90 psr hbl.
Dried ReeEsteAiy. Sales 1870 lbs at a5c
cAnysss0d, @
B~utter-DuIl aud heavy at 25926e for choice
Western Reserve. as
Cheese-In fair demand, steady and firm at
lO9I7e for common to choice dairy and factory
made.
EgRs-Firm, and in good demand at s292So.
HIKhRInes-Firm, but quiet. Held at g.
23G2, "a -i ai t.r5.al a
AIc~OhOI-steady. Held at 5 ,4sa4,5s for 90
per csEt. Cologne Spirits, ss per cent, s4,bs9i,Gs.
Neutral Proof Spirits S2,ssa2,A.
PsGrOleuns-Quiet, hut firm. Bonded heidi st
3s94Oc, July delivery on spot Free 5s960- q
Ons-steAdy and firm. We quote: FnEFa
Il1 ss 5 Ss;I5 ssSSss- Tssis, g. T..--a SCI ss
Carbon. ...-... 6996O c Elephant, W.. b. l 20
Lard--.".~--SI GOgl so Sperm, W s.-.-.- 2 50
Bank.-....... al so STRAITS. -------l IS
Dried AppIes-Firm at I79lsc aud pay for
packages.
Dried P~eaehes-Firm. Pared SOC IMPAIRED,
halves, a@25c quarters. lsc. =
POGRtOes-Steady, but quiet. PsachblOws
ST. 10 per bu In bulk GALES IS bbls Peaehbl0Ws at
$500 per bbI-
Lake Fish-1n good demand and firm
No. l Whit Dish $3.50 per half Dbl; No. do $500;
Pickerel, No. l, ss,OO9s,25i Trout S7,25; Her
ring, large, $40.
BeRns-In good demand and firm at 1900 per
bu prime white.
Hay-In fair demand at l4,0J9l6,W for Loose
from teams; Sls,OOS2O,OO for pressed t
sAIG-Firm. Held at s2,45 for Fine aud 500
for coarse Onondaga Saginaw s2,45.
FRllOW-Steady and firm. heI1 at 1913.
Water l.isnC-In fair demand aud arm at
500 for Akron and OswegO.
white LINEN good demand at SITS per
Dbl for Cleseland and Fremont.
R~eaIhers-Prims i've geese held at s09s5e.
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Hmm Shirts.

All styles of picture frames manufactured
at 17s Superior street. ie23-326
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kIlnMIa

Aniee assortment of Summer Shawls just
received. WEST SIDE SToRE.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels tar
n last TWenGy-fOur Hours
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Protect yourself from robbers and assas-
aims, and other dogs, by buying the neatest
little pocket revolver in the world at Burt
L Dare's, $40 Superior street. jels
Sun Umbrellas and Parasols, very cheap,
at the WEsT SIDE STORE.
SABBATH SCHOOL Music FREK TO ALL
Messrs. Ingham & Bragg viii supply gra-
tlatOasB, each month, to any Sabbath
School, on application by the superinten-
dent, 100 copies of a new piece Of s S.
Music, in sheets, by Prof. T. E. Perkins,
author of the "Sscred Lutte" IS s. Banner"
Golden Promise" Temperance banner
&c. Send names and PostolBee address,
enclosing stamps for postage, 4c per 100
SOC a year. junel9;324
Hosiery AND GLovEs--A splendid assort-
ment, at the WEsr SIDE STORE.
MEDICAL NoTIoE.-Certsin interested par
ties having industriously circulated the re-
port that the undersigned has sold out and
retired from the practice of medicine and
surgery, the public will take notice that
such IS not the fact. .rEH nos
T. P. Wilson, NJ. D.,
junslS:324 l3l Detroit st.
RIBBoNs.-Taffetta, Trimming and Bonnet
Ribbons, all colors and widths, at GUS usual
low prices. FRUscoTr / ISsE4M5
West Side Store.
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Ladies' "Franconian, or Mountain Boot"
something new, neat and durable, at
Fe Smith, Dom & Co.'S.
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Wostenholm Pocket Cutlery-the best in
the world-ot every kind, at Burt & Dare's,
40 Superior street. jel9
Get your pictures framed by Stone Il Co.,
lis Superior street. je23-326
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A nice assortment of Rulings Edgings
Dealings, &c, just received.
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| eLadies' Glove Kid Bslmorals, neat and
comfortable, at SIXTH, Dom 1 Co.'S. e.
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CITY NEWS
CON-
YENTION.

CLEVELAND, June g, 1850.
Pursuant to q resolution passed by the District
Conversational Committee. the Union Republican
votors n the 18th Congressional District of Ohio,
consisting Of the Counties OF CuIahoga, summit
and Lake, are requested 70 meet at their usual places
Of holding elections, on Saturday, July eth, at IL
O'Clock, p. NJ, to elect Delegates to the District Con
%ventiOn, which will be held at BrainRrd's Hall,
Cleveland, Ohio, Tuesday, July 10th, 1865, at II
o'clock IN tho morning, for the purpOseo Of nominating
one Congressman, end for doing such other business
as may be brought before the Convention.
EacL County under the superintendent agreed
upon, will be- entitled to one delegate Tor every one
hundred votes cast tor Gov. Cox at the last State
election. and one for every fraction Of fifty or up
ward. This will entitIe the Counties TO the follow
ing number Of Delegates:
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The best there is made, BY the box or
cartoon at the WEST SIDE STORE.
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Ladies' Morocco Slippers, with and with
out heels, at ~ fti SNfrH, Dom / Co.'S.
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Ladies Slippers, for summer wear, some
new styles just received, at
SMITH, DoED & Co.'S
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Ladies' White Kid Slippers, with and
without heels, at SMITH, DoDD i Co.'S.
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} ACADEMY OF N Notwithstanding the
lateness of the season, a large and select
audience filled the Academy of Music, last
evening, to witness the presentation of the
popular and beautiful drama of "Rosedale."
The success of the piece on its former pre-
sentation was equaled by its rendition last
evening.
Tonight is devoted to the benefit of the
Steam Fire Engine No. l. The splendid
bill will be found in another column. A
largo number of tickets have already been
sold, and the house bids fair to be the largest
Of the season.
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RUSSELL HOUSE.

L B Tiberson, Scion Hays, NY
Z Worthington, Spring'dD Caldwell, Jefferson
P Hitchcock, Burton JE Crum, Erie
J T Woods, Findlay King, Franklin
5 Davis, n \ Il BarthOtemih, city
Oh Henry, NY A K Herd, WlllOughby
W II Suider, Welland J Down, Madison
81 Down, Madison v Lord, Adrian
D Huemest0n, Hiram Al RathbOne, Morgan
II $ Adams, Sandusky B Davis, Minerva
Els Trip, Wellington W b Dow, Madison
j W Pierce, NermilliOn X q Smith, BOSTON
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MIScELLANEoUs.

C0MRTHING NEW-RAlroAd and TOWNSHIP
Map Of OhiO-very latest edition Agents want
ed IN every county Address b GREEN, l44 Su-.
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By the order Of the District Congressional Com
mittee of the 18th Congressional District Of Ohio.
JOHN c.. GRAHNlS, Chairman.
M.P. FOGG, Secretary. Jnnell:3J
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Ladies' Serge slippers, something nice for
house wear, at Smith, DODD & Co.'S.
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ER0ALHnTTCKa

q - III
Ladies' Calf and Morocco Balmorals, neat
and durable, at SIXTH, Dom & Co.'S
LADIES' Serge Balmerals, all styles and
qualities, SMITH, DoDD 4 Co.'S.