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MEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
lVl'KlS-loit)ier Dor; can be found at
X S Herein stre-t.br frovit,g oroeM ty Jf"
Tm si K Two Terr ne .nonet
,s. Inquire ol Al. . -- iw- "
JJu. idinr.
ESG1NK AND BOlXKH FUKSALB
rv-a,M and ready " immediate A. Uvery.
Jjcco-ootire Bolter, 42 three-tortl f an.
junlim JOHN AtlH. Centre 4t-
T?OR BBNT Pert of a House. Refer
JL rntM given and require. IhQairs at No. IS
wnl utrt. lH3ii
TANTKD first-claim Canvassers to
It lithe beet eet of 8tl Ena-ravinga er leioed
In Ihut cuantrv: inrni lhn re Grant. Lincoln,
rh rat.n. oi-r-t. end, in lact, .11 our prominent
mn kill -r riuv .uu'lv m .H. l.v .OeraettC ten.
Cll en or eddrne T. 8. IBlTCHLal, lei Superior
1., lor fnrtn-r rartto 'are snn:
LXK SALE. Farm of jCOacresof and
X in last "leeelend for ml., or ncbun f r ctty
prop. nr. A 1 improved d well w.lrL About
f m.lee from U.e Pub ic I4,u.re at the bl of Ka-
rrior.tre.:. lou. of J. OULr FT. or M. POtJ
r.S, Guaimith, comer (superior and Union streets.
niy.ll ! -
WASTED At New England Hotel, a
II good-errman for rf rad eoo . Alio, one good
Waiter. Amr imti'ilKtHr.
j3l :II6 COiTKS.nd BBAML-B, Prop's.
I7ANTBD. A young man, familiar
I V with mort kinds of ofne. work, wi.he. rrrvAcrr-
mert a. copyist or Accountant. Aaareai .
W.," LewJer cfti-. my31-2l
D
RY LUMBER FOR 6 -LIE.
lan.rmo tett common Borr1.
15 . " i .nd z-'Dcb nana.
Also, a lot of Pi oft and White-wood Bhlnglaa.
Wil' be aOid low t ntnke room,
my m HEBVKY, BOrsriKLD ft 00.
w
AS V ED A man to run a Wood
Plaor. St -ft-y pmoloTmpnt tn eood mn.
TX)RTABLE engine FOR 8 ale
X Mxteeo U-ttw V1 M1 Wngin r hTtd and for
lf !. Apply to li Asw KULs w ttauui na u.
fee : o-a tforfc. CirclTiHe. U. my:6
HOTHL FOR 6 ALE. The best and
Itrfrmt H tt in the Oil K--ion k offerad for sale
.vnnl r I Via. rrtni if. (T ha.VinT Biore bO'LUMw
tint" ho can at-end ti. It i cieariDg per (Uy
To proi or r-oTrpany i"hine toenRiB in the bo
te, bo. oei. th t is an orportanity tMwer before of-
4or H in tnit i-nntrt Vltr Mrt'CalarB. ddnM 8.
B RON SON, Box .44, P. Jrauklin, Venano Oo
fean.ylT.ma. "
KJ AKTEU A Girl todop nor! boaBO-
work io a pHvt faintly. Apiy t riO. 7zj ro
er'ors re-i, ops air. "j
LL BEF1NKRY FOB ISA Lit The
J llafliuirv an i nthor nntiMrtr of BtmelM.
Smith aod Co , oa Irwin Flaw, will be -'d at ob
lic Hal . on th pr-nufc-i, on tht 5th day of June next.
coBBieBC ng at w a. ml. a- " t-u.
J. hMITH -'1
ny35316 H. BuWbMqr. Part.
"I 03T Oa fcuperioT or Ontario streets,
J- Mack loo -M. TMBD"t Bm-auiy '
ward el .t i he (J. ti. axpfi offic. Bank myia
OST On Sunday evening, May 14tb. a
J Pockt boctt. -'ODtatnir g thirty dollar tm and
10 irr? nhack. h wnl raiurn it thiaoiiiofi,
uru VV aiuut Bt.. taha'J b initably rewarded, siyl
OR SALE THE LARGE DOUBLE
Kmairdi
W. NOKLK. at th.
ftito Hacknii Nobl. f-13:
A GREAT
BAKGAIN. Ibe under
lartaMl wiha u e I his Steam Haw Mill, itta-
AIU. m iM .nri a. fun-th --flt of O- rlin siation.
it haaaff.Nid o p-aiid-do w u a w. and a boo circular
aw all in ranuiiiti order. I will II Uie atov --ry
cAcap. K'T toiUi'T particnl -ra. ala writ or call
a, vv LI' K K WHH tc. OlM-riiu, . bi-.d
l KtRLABLK bTKAU ENGINES.
i JOHN P IIoLT, Mannfactnrrof Por M"tfr
Oil Wellt. n Bho t notice, and on hand for aalf, flrt-
a,r innt-a. CorueT Columbua min Umr-
$125
A MONT J I AGCWT8 W A.HTKD
ewvrvwhrm to Intro ce the Impiored
gHAwand OLAitK J Family biwiNO machine, tn
ttNLT low pne- flactnne in ttie country wnicn it 1.1
ciNriKD t.y irov-r aid Baker-, W b'-lrr aitd Wtlnon,
U..u atin0Ut- ahd fAQ'l K-atchfl IdflT. ALLOttl'
.Vnu au.iil f,.r Ui thAn f.irtv dollars are IK'
TKiNUCMRNTB. and (he arller aod twr liable to flue
and latP'iaoamt'-t. ISaUry and p-ns. or large
oommirmifj. a Iuwij1. liiimtrHtod circu-ars aaut rr e.
Addles SUA W ULAUK, HiUJioia. Maine
"A
A. MONTH 1 I WANT AUJtNTrt
iJ wfTwhere. at 70 a Mouth, expenses pafd. to
all rilb-en Articles, the best II erer oDra.
i'ull particnlars tree. AddnrSS OTla T. GAKKY,
Bi'l le ord, Ma.ne.
my 1 1
AT A BAKGA1W- Jruu BAiiJiu rn
8aciiNr offers t.tr iale his residence, vtttiated
two and half miles from the Court iionae, in a very
dci rable locality. The Lot coven to and ore half
Minaulinflv rfi..ww lavitri. and coBtains an
fabdodanoe ol Cihrnbber7; lUuibfrry trees and
Strawberry plants; Oia Vine. (a good assort nent);
gool Orchard fie jean old. consisting ot nvwards
Oiaeventy Ap le, retr, nam.ua i nvrrj iras, a
o a onnib r of gnmce trw-s, all of which artiost be
Cinninti to br. Tue Uonse Is brick, nearly new.
con aiaiioaT -n lofty rooms. The Xarn, Carriage
hnnaa Vtw mIumIr. and other oTJt-baildi: mm. are u a
sood condition. Altoe.-thfir, it Is a very desirable
residenoH, and will be sold cheap tor cash or long
crudit, as paraa d.sire. JtDQtur-at iw bt. uur st.
$50.00P,J
MONEY ADVASCaVD
nm to unit at the old stand and
il.bnn.n -V A (1 N K R'.-i LOAN OrFiLiK- 3D CD-
wnr.. t km.l Tic Gold and 8ilTfar Watches.
Diamonds. 6'ilTer Ware, Jewelry. Gnns, Pistols,
cinUmiiT. Urr Uoods. rianoa. neiiKieons, ana n:i per-
onai property and articles of Talne, oo the most sat
ractorr term t. Business strictly private. Kstab-
hslied Ifvl. 1S.B. A variety of nurodetained watch
ss-J welT, Gnr-s, etc., or sale st bargains.
Otflee corner of Wat and Superior streets, over
Dav-a fwixotlo s otouung store.
fv-.-. .1. 4 W. WONKR.
CLAIM ACENTS.
HI. K. rKabTUN,
(SncoeiAor to C. O. Brno, a Pnetoa),
GOVERNMENT LICENSED
Army and Sarj Claim Agent,
Office So. I I.jmita'a Block,
Hear Court Bourne, on Public Sqnare. Olevelaadt O.
We oolloct PrntionB, Bounty. Back Fay, Print
Honor, and all otner War Ul.lma.
Oar Special agent reaident at Waihlnttoa,
D. Ou dote li ia nt-re time to th. eolliion Of
Ornciu1 acooumt.. procuring 0eruncataaofOB
lad.btednMB and cbtamibc Day.
mm- aeea low. No charge until wa bar. aocoa-
pilsbed what we nnd.rt.ke.
German Langu&. apv--k.n. 'apll
D. W. CAGE.
Atlorncr Law, !
Intliorized War Claim Agent
Ornu 168 Brr xaion Bt OLiriun, O.
tsoTK Pensions, Collects Bonnties, Back Pay and
frue Morey, and Prosecute War Uhuma
of every description
VTMt Associate at Washington sHtm parti cn
tv attention to ths nettietnaut of OfriCKIitf1
M9 All persons having Ctrdns against tha Oov
Sarnment should aoDtv to me at one.
srConimanlcnUons eiiolasing stamp will roalTS
proTiot attTit4- wv
LAKE NAVIGATION.
XT T. CO Fob Oodkns-
X' Bmo and Intetmed aU Ports.
The sun neb screw sbamer
i ini n-iia mi Mr
PHVlwlK BTAIIa. 4. Enr. Master,
vflt leave n lnnraday, Jane 1st, at 10 M.
. Jor treigat or passige apply to
i-ELTOX FRC10H 00.
Foot of BUiriof si.
V. K fcib, Passepger Agent.
T. CO.
FOB CHICAGO.
The it.BO")! acr.w steraaar
ULiEVtLiANO, Oa.rliAM, Heater,
Will leaw on Thura aj, Jun. l.t, at 10 A. M.
or freight or paaaw. apply o
Picu ro-i. FBIN0H a on,
K. K. Mrfiota. tajiAnif.r Agnt. myaO
AUCTION SALES.
URIDAY. JUNE 2d, 1865.
AT AUCTION - Bt O. CUTTER BOH
O. Cntter eon will ss-1 en Friday, lnne nd(
eo meociDg at 10 o'cloet A. H , at the engier
Hons-, n tot of good 'nrnltnre, lo., belonrlrg to
a private (ami ytco'.sitlng of Maaoganr B area as.
no Tete-a i te, oo ut a-nt nairs, no Ann usa rs,
do O aire Tables, do bovk Cea, Mahogany am
rrocQ r as Usui, waii aianaa, work Btnadi
Rockmg Chir-, i lrlng Tables, best qoatfty Pi
Matras-es. Hr easels and in'ratn Carpet", Wklte
j.aoe cnrtsioa, siirrore, uiocks, ianips, good
Crockery ' d 01 as ware. Coal and Wocd Btoves.
Also, one ttewart atuva, with nraitnre lm coss-
f Ut o der
.House open at 8 o'clock on morning of sale
Pnrcbas-rs will be required to pay for and re
move their articles from tha hoove by 4 o'clock est
day of 414.
Wrme Qnah, Bankable Fnori, at time of twin.
Myiasis
Alt' KD AY, JUNE 3d, 1865.
31 Yalnabla Bnlldlr; Loll e Cai6
Avenae ana lit man atreet,
AT AUCTION BY 0. CUTTKRAPOH
. Cntter A t-on will sell on Saturday, Mav 87th,
at S o'ciotk P. M , on the premises, 41 vshaable
Bnilding 1 ois, f.ontlng on Oaee aenne and Lyman
street Said lou ar- torty (h-j f et front by lit) ie
168 feet In depth. 1 he whole to be sUd wtSoak
any reasrve wbaterer, prtsenttng n fine -fponani
ty for rechancs aad others to pnrcbaee sood
bnUdn g lou at their tvn prices, AS THKi MD8T
fii tOul. Msofthe trfjti can be s aa at oar
Anstion Room, Bo. M Rnk s'ree'.
Terms of f.e Oje-thtrd 04) ossh in hsni. bsi
smce in 1 and 8 years, with inter st annnajiy.
my-l3
DYEING.
F
KEDEKICK. CYK1AX,
Vreaeta Fntir-y Mmm ly Wrka ajati
CIuUn BnlaltllaalfaH,
SelTldere Farm, lut t leTelaad, ul
96 heoec. BtreeU
Omen lot Seneoa at., Olereland, 0. ' '
I mean to make thta tha BEST DTC-H0T II
TBI WEdT, and ahail ipar. no effort to fir. art.
iafaction.
I call the eapeoial attontioa of Gentlemen to tha
IMPBOTXO rBKHCH 8TT
Of Cleanlnc or BelTelac of atada-a.
FLOUR AND FEED.
FLOUR I FLOUB I FLOUB I AT BS
POUI0 PBICC3. ,000 bbla freak (mind
flour, all aradea; aovie Tory choice breads of Bed
and White Wheat, suitable for faanj or baker'i
aae, fcr aale at Warehoaaa, 197 Merwla at. 6re
aei)a n. Bakers and othm ia want will misailll
their own interests bj exaaiinln oor stock.
apU OaBDHHB. B08T a 00.
trOMIiTY, CBACKJEO WHEAT,
riw-fSp 1 JfeUM.k mstI
DAILY LEADER.
THVRHftAT, JCIB U .
INSURANCE!
Fire and Marine.
THE CLETEL1ND KSURANCE
COXfASI.
Of CleTeland, Ohioi
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Capital, - $500,000.
Thai OoBD.nr la aaw rail organised, aad pre-
pared lo write rial aad canoe -t.ae.
DIRECTORS :
H. B. PATeTB, T. P. HAJTDT,
CHABLBS W. COB, B. BBXTON,
Bml . CLARK, LmtRITT ALCOTT,
S. D. M MXIAJI.
- . B. PA TUB, Prj Irlent.
8 D McMIL-aH, Vice President.
8 8. O.-At, Heeretarj-
OBlce, Sexton' Block, cor. Bnperlo;
ana erwia streets,
BSM - I.W'siwrl,
TRAVELER'S REGISTER;
DBFABTCRE8.
Atlantis t Oreat Waitera a l .i
a A a w.. Mhoninir Branch 7:15 4:30
Lake Shore. Cl.raod A Sri. :W t.5 9.00
Ooanaant a Krie Aoooaittuidation Z HJ
Plttabnrh A Whaallnx t:0O 1:80
Cleveland Pittsburgh, Aocom MO
tMlamrns " ' " a:o i"
Tulrd- :W 8:10 111:00
a. .rfn.k. fcsu
D.tntt Boat 10 00
ABaVIVA,
AtUatte k enat Waiter a 7t6 '
A. t. w Hahonlu Branchl" ou ex
Lake Shore, tH.tad A Arte-. , J ao 1 It a:o
Ooanaant A Erte Acooaamodatioa10ri
Plttabanrh Wbaallja m 1R"
T.i w s-w a:i e-w
Bandnakt ,,, ,
aMtrort boat , ... ...
ar-Oltlvsns wlahlnr evnTeranoa to either cf the
abor. Tratu or boaia, will be eeiiad tor bj Ikiarnea
of Btee.nl' Omnibna tine, by Iwe their a'drm
tha OaintDns vnoe, 14T mranr ati-Mi. n.i
dnor to th. wi-iii H.n.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OP CLEVELAND.
Betlgnated Depository for all Fabllc
jioBiea.
Aathoriaad Sahacriptloa Aent for ths
. 7-30 LOAN.
This being the only Popular Loan now befnra tha
People, the Bank will b p on band a full assort
ment of sines, and nd all orders promptly and with
out oelav.
Pits Per CVwt. liesrwl Te4t-r Wotrm,
Wlth Aocrned interest to date, received tn pay
ment for Subscriptions, aod will redeem at par the
Coupons on tha (mven Thirties presented at the
eounter.
W ill also pmcbaee TJnlted Statos Vouchers, Ce-.
tfOcAtes of Indebtedness, and alt Govarnment
carl ties. iVb3
TIHS UllfifMEKflAL
NATIONAL BANK
or cisKVEiUAirn.
DnsiosjATnn Dbpositokt iid Finahoial Aakmt or
9HB CaWKO UTATBS.
Agent for the Bale of
U. S. 7 3-10 NOTES.
Fire per oent. Leral Trader Wot em reeeiTed in
payment of mum with aocrnad intenet.
AU descnptiona of
6 0 VERKMSNT SECURITIES
Bought and fold at belt rab-s apl8.E4
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Academy of Music flelf and psnlh Dunces,
Justice, Bateman A Co. Wool Brokers.
Taylor, Griswold A Co Housekeeping OoodP.
8. A. Fuller A to Straw Goods, sc.
J. E. A 0 T . I ngersoll Attorneys.
H. T. Co. For Ogdensbnrs;.
H H. Little Sorses for Bale
John Aysr Engine and Boiler for Sale.
18 Walnnt at Foa Rent.
D. 8 ' ritcbley Canvassers Wanted.
Top Buggy at Auction Local Notice.
O. Cntter A 80 iv Local Notice.
Pianos at Auction Looni Hot ice.
Found Point r Bog.
CITY NEWS.
A few cartons choice Flowers opened this
morning at Mrs. 8haw's. my!5
FJMias Bisson, Portrait Painter. Room
14, Northrop and Harrington's Block. Open
from 2 tills r. m., daily. junl:225
Bo Paper.
To-day being set apart by Proclamatio
of the President of the United States as
day of humiliation and prayer in memory
of the death of President Lincoln, no paper
will be issued from this office this afternoon
or to-morrow morning.
Balis Closio The Banks and Banking
Offices ef the city wfll be closed t-day.
Thaixs. We are under repeated obliga
tions to A. J. Hawks for New York pspei's
in advance of the mails. Mr. Hawks keet
all the latest eastern, western and southern
papers constantly on hand;. together with
the periodical literature of all kinds, and
good selection of books, and a choice lot
etceteras. Give him a call.
Psortgson Fitioiiald. On motion
Hon. F. T. Backus, the above genllems.n
was yesterday admitted to practice in the
United States Court for the Northern Di e-
trict of Ohio. The Professor has been
member of the bar for ten years, having
been admitted to the Supreme Court of t'
BUte in the year 1855.
AciDiMT or Music Tne capital little do
mestic drama of "Solf" was given to
fair house, for the third time, last evening
We have spoken at length concerning the
piece and its performance, and need onlir
say that its rendition last night was up to
the full high -water mark of merit.
The dancing at the close was graceful,
elegant and unique.
Latiio the Cobesb Stobe. Tha laying
of the corner stone of the Mount Zion Com
gregational Church, on Erie street, wiil
take place at three o'clock thie afternoon
In the evening, Mrs. G. F. Mitchell, of New
Tork, assisted by Prof. Long, organist
the Beeond Presbyterian Church, will give
a grand concert for the benefit of the
Church.in Chase's Hall. Rev J. A. Thome
will deliver a short address. The concert
begini at eight o'clock. The exercises will
be very interesting, and all will be justified
on personal as well uncharitable grounds,
ia giving this worthy enterprise their gea
erous support.
The Stoles Sloop. The Buffalo Courier
states that Depnty Sheriff Sullivan arrived
in that city on Saturday afternoon from
Cleveland, having in charge a man named
Perkins, who stole a sloop from Charles
Lanklir, of Buffalo. It also says that "Of
ficer Sullivan received the courteous co
operation of Marshal Schmitt, of Cleveland!
in the performance of his duty, and for
thermore, that a Mr. Btager of that city,
who had purchased the boat for $100 sup
posing it to be from Sandusky, and had
paid $40 as a payment, promptly surrender;
ed it to the owner, who accompanied Mr.
Sullivan. Perkins is in jail, and will pro
bably have an abiding place in this State,
free of cost, for a term of years." ;
BaiLxOAn Acoiduit. Exaiam Killid.--We
wore informed last night, but at too
late as hour to learn the full particulars, of
IA accident which happened last Saturday
on the lower river division of the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh road (between Wellsville
aod Wheeling), which resulted in the death
of engineer Walter Chisholm, of this city.
Oar informant state, that two freight
trains, coming round a bend in the road,
collided. The engineer was pitched smder
tha tender of one of the engines, aad had
both leg broken. He was so horribly
scalded by water from the bnrsted boiler,
that he most have been killed almost in
stantly.. He was very young -man, and
nt-. --fMA air-et. near tha Rolliaa-J
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TJxrf id Btatcs Cout. Verdict of juilly
rat bronrht in yaatardaT morning agur.it
Sr. Lcnia A. Bilra, of Band-sky, indie 4
for taking mora than lawful oompenaation
from a drafted man applying for exemp
tion. In the ease of the United State r. Jo
seph B. Fisher, indicted for concealing and
helping away a deserter, a -eraict oi gouty
was brought in, nodefense being attempted.
Win. wing, charged ,with stealing a
package from the Post-office at Hull Prai
rie. Wood Co., Ohio, containing a watch
sent to hit wife by a soldier in the field, is
on trial. Messrs. M. E. W-ite,;of Toledo,
and J. R. Tyler, of Perrysburgh, appear as
defendant's counsel.
The Court adjourned till Friday morning.
Const or Commos Plias. BifouJcdoi
Boltoi. The case of Raymond k Co. ta
ttle propellor Tioga, was tried before this
enurt yesterday morning, and judgment of
$875 25 was rendered for plaintiff. Suit
was brought to resoyer the Tilue or box
of goods lost by said propeller two years
ago. KeHy and Griswold for plaintiff;
Wilier and Carey, defendant.
Biroaa Jcboi CtrnBxT In the ease
of N. E. Crittenden r. Leri Johnson, judg
ment of $340 was rendered the plaintiff.
Bir ia Jcdoi Foots The di-orce cases
were taken up:
Joseph Price, jr., t. Julia Price. Gross
neglect of duty and wilful absence for three
rears. Decree granted.
Harriet Redding t. Augustus it.Koaaing.
Same charge. Decree granted.
A11 the branches of this court adjourned
till Friday morning.
Police Coost The following docket was
dliposrd of by Judge Abbey yesterday
morning :
Drunkenness fa Clifton, $1 and costs,
Ellen Holmes and Catherine Jones, each,
$1 and eiets, and sent to the Work House
30 days; Edward Payne, $5 and costs
James Lee, $10 and costs.
Vagrancy George Robison, $2 and costs.
Lewd Behavior Timothy Ereeney, s
and ex sts-
Disturbanee Timothy Bresney, $3 and
coats ; Charles Ac her, $10 and costs.
Having Counterfeit Money on Person C,
W. Kye, examination waived, and bound
over in bail of $200
Petit Larceny Lucy Brockhouse. Cafe
held open to June Sd.
Assault and Battery Charles Williams
and Tiiomas Gilmnre, $3 and costs, each,
Slaughtering Within City Limits John
Scbemiel, $3 and costs.
Thirteen cases of violation of the
buhing ordinance were before the court.
The offenders were fined the coats, each.
The Diidat JacieiiNTiLLi, FuisiDt. The
following is a list of deaths of soldiers be
longing to Northirn Ohio regiments, while
imprisoned at Jacksonville, Florida, just
furnished Governor Brough, by James C.
Wetmore, Eq., Ohio Military Agent at
Washington :
Jampa Larkin, L, lat Art, April 25, 184, stare
l,3tW.
He. rj Reikrr. E. d Car, April 4, 1804, grew S44
Ilan'i sVar., F, lid Uar, Mrrh 19. lhit,Kr.T. HI
terct T J Moore, 1, M Cav,M irch 1, leoi.grave
.13.
P x wicle. M, SI Car, My 13. W, gere 1,(16.
Win Imith. G A O.T. Mar 18. ltftil. K are 1,18.1.
M Tarn J. O, '.'J "ar. May IK, 1864. rrmUlst
H K Hic-oi. B. JdC.i. April 12, 1864. arar. a
J .lio Btom.n, H I Car, June 3, 1864, arare l.eoi
s i-piau , a, Wh uar, June . 1TM, grare i
7
W Clr. B. ?h O.t. July 15. IS', TTe S.JSO.
Corn 8 Oi astanat, G, 6th Car.Anrll 6, 186L grare
3-w:
R. J. urter, G, 6th Car, Hay 29, 1864, arare 1,
4i 16.
m Tliomae, H. loth Car, May 30. 1884, grave 1,'
7.
J tiatt. M. 10th far. April 4. 1864, arar. Sir
John MurtLy, H, 7th. March z8, loot, gra.e i:6:
rl Be'is, a. 7th, apni'l, 1o4. gra eo.
E Doton, H, 7th. July l, 1864, gta'e S,t88:
1 emllh, B, 7th, July 14, 1864, gr.-Tex.3jO.
Wm a bauce. U, 14tn, May 17, 1864, giaia 1.160:
J u Conrad , 14th, July 14. 1864, glare 3,307:
H liount, I, 14th, Jnly 13, 1R64, graT. 3 486.
Eerinaut a Hull. . Ulit. June 10, 1804, rrare
1,82
J Karri.on, I, Zlat, Jnne 1, 1864, crare 1 624.
John Seward, A, IS at, Judo II, 1864, grare 1,828.
Ooporal 'l bomaa loUlna, U, Xlat, May xi, 1864,
grav. 1,291.
rerge.nt unrre BcBnrriy, u. ant, jnay
lm. grare l.t.l.
J L.i aay, r. 2lat, July v iat, grare
Charl-a B'own, 1, 23d, Jnly 13, 1864, grT.f,48S.
CU.rka Hilly, I, 23d, July 22. 18G4, gr.re 3 8A
Ihomaa (juuirea, C, 49th, July 21, 1864, arare
3,628
Joarph Iowry, I, 49th, May 1, 1864, grare 8't
H 8 Clark. B, 67th. Jun. 3. 11-61. grave 1,619
J hn Keamer, B, 67tb, Aoril 27, laut, gr.re 765
J. me. Johuaon, 1', With, June 1, 1864, grare
1,637
K H Foster, A, 100th, April 3, '64, rrare 311.
Abe Gardner, a, lOoth, March 30, '64, grare S45.
M.ch.ei null, K. lUOto, March 18, '61, grave
H Fierce. A. lUlth, July 19, '64, arare 3,665.
;,o am. a. K. louth May 16, 't4, graTt 1,118.
C Ptnith. A, 1 th. May 18, '64, grare 1,179.
Bamu-1 G.eek, C, 100 h April 2i '64, grare 693
James Wcntling, K, 10 th. May 29, '64, grare
1.4'i4.
Henry 8ter.ee B. 100th, J"ne 1, '64, grare 260.
J.a U. tan, K. 100th, May 29, '64. giar. 1.494.
G Coleman, A, 101st, A p- il k6, 't4, grare 70S.
Frank tin Lewie, I', Had, May 7, 'o4, gr.re 935.
Croon 1 hi W Hawkina, G, 11 3d, May 7, '64,
grare 919.
(4eo Hand, H, 101.1, May 24, '64, grare 1.354.
L a Buiaell, B, 111th, Jaly 19, 1864, grave 3,602.
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D eteveuaon, B, llllb, July 19, 1KM, grave 3,602.
M O Cramer, B, 111-h, May 7. 1864, gr.re 928.
8 Jooe., B, 1 11th. July 2L 1864. grate 392.
VI m Faorr, K, 111th, April 18, 18o4. grave 616.
MU Burna, B, 111 h, July 14, If 64, grav. 3,29.
Andenon, B, 111th, Jnne 7, 18b4, grave
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J Bel, K,124'h, JnneT, 1864, grav. 1,7f3.
B K emu, B, la6th, May 1, 1864, grare 829.
Bolo Attempt or Bdbolabb sbd Robbies.
On Friday night last the residence of
Mr Garver, who lives near the village
Dalton, Wayne eounly, was entered
robbers, who came fully armed, and
meeting with some resistance from a young
man who occupied one of the upper rooms,
stabbed him in six places. Dr. Harley,
Dalton, was called te see him, and at first
thought his wounds would prove mortal
but he has rallied considerably, and msy
recover. While this fight was taking place
up stairs, one of the robbers was taking
care of the old gentleman down stairs,
made a miscalculation, aa the old gentl
man took care of Aim, and, with the assist
ance of his wife, bound him up ia ropes
enough to tie half a dozen men, and
Saturday took him to Wooster and lodged
him in jail. The others escaped. On Sun
day a man named Chris. Snyder was
rested aa an accomplice. It ia supposed
there were three oi them.
Skjuocs abb Peahaps Fatal Accidext.
Between nine and tea o'clock yesterday
morning, a young man named Nathan
Nason, of Maine, fell from the tap of a tel
egraph pole, a distance of about sixty feet.
landing on some stones at the edge of
Cuyahoga river, opposite the City Forge,
and sustained very serious if not fatal in
juries. He is not badly bruised, but is hurt
inwardly, and his spine is injured, causing
partial paralysis of tbe lower limbs. The
accident hapr-sned in this wise:
He, with three other men, was fastening
wires upon poles between the tow-path of
canal and the river, just above Seneoa street
bridge. The wire was being reeled off from
a wagon, and Nason had fattened it to
pele, when the horse started and the wire
caught firmly on some part ol the wagon,
giving the pole a jark which, with
weight, pulled it over, and he fell not only
the length of the pole, thirty-five feet,
twenty feet lower, striking as mentioned
above. . ,
Dr. Johnson was called forthwith, and
several other surgeons soon after arrived
the spot. The young man was removed
his lodging! ia the Commercial House
Beneca street. Mr. Nason is about twenty
years of age, unmarried, a native
-4aine, and has no relatives in this part
the country.
Fixe. About eight o'clock last night
Are broke out in the engine room of Messrs.
Backus and Williams' coal oil refinery,
tbe junetion of Literary street and Maho
ning Railroad, Brooklyn, just under the
camp. It is situated outside of tha city
limits, and aa little or no water could
obtained, and as the ground around the re
finery is marshy, Engineer Hill deemed
inadvisable to take the steamers over there.
The loss is about $20,000. Insurance, $10,-
A Card.
Editob Limit: In th Plain Dernier, ol
Tuesday evening it ii strongly intimated,
if not charged, in a squib under the caption,
A Nice Piece of Business," that a certain
Paymaster had brought over from Camp
Cleveland a wagon-load of paid-off soldiers,
to trade at a certain dry goods and j ewalry
store, and had received there Cor a. gold
watch, per eentage, Ac, Aa.
In yesterday evening's issue the Local
of the Plata Dealer caves in to the Paymas
ter, and in a manner apologizes to him by
citing the authority of the undersigned as
the basis of his published report.
Said Local, in company with the Pay
master, came into my office yesterday, when
I rave him the following card : . - - 1
To thtEdiitr of the Cleveland Plain Dealer t
The statement appearing in your paper
of lastevenmg, having been attributed to
make a statement of the facts: I was en
gaged in my store, np stairs, (with a custo
mer) wnen your Local Editor came up to
me, asking me it 1 heard anytniog oi uu
report as stated in tbe article referred to.
I slated that I had heard the rumor, but
knew notbini positive about it, and re-
n nested rjarticularlv. not to publish any
thine from mv statement; and was assured
that he would not publish anything unless
ha fnnnd out sometniriz utnuue. inis
may not be the exact words, but it is the.
substance of it. 8. Mans.
This statement he published last even-!
ing, and in his comments declares it untrue,
and adds that in passing by the cloth i eg
store of S. Mann he asked that gentleman
if he knew aught of the matter. As far as
his paaaing my atore a concerned, I can
prove by a number of witnesses that I was
at the time in thi third story or my estao
lisbment attending to a customer. Now I
have this to say, and am willing to make
affidavit and take my oath on what I say,
and Mr. A. W. Alexander, cutter in my
store, will do the same : Said Local and Mr.
Alexander came up where I was engaged,
aid I merely answered tbe Editor's jae-j
tions by saying that I had heard such a
rumor. I did not say it Kan true, but said
that personally I knew nothing about it,
and that he should not publish it from any
iulormation I could give him. He evi4
dentlv came to me with the intention of
having the rumor repeated or confirmed, as
he stated he heard it from the business
men along the street, and named a proji.
nent business man who had called on him
to talk about the matter. lie even stated
to me that he had seen just then a wagon
load of soldiers brought over to the said
store.
Furthermore, yesterday morning when I
handed said Local that card in my office,
he said in substance, "I don't care for my
s.lf having pnblished that article, but I
don't want to publish anything which will
trouble Mr. Armstrong, who is responsible
fur everything that appears in t'e paper.
Of this conversation I can bring three
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S. MANN.
Boabd or Edocitioh Reoulai MriTtiio.
The Board mot Tuesday evening, porsu
ant to adjournment, President Pitkin ia the
chair, all tbe members present.
RESOLUTIONS.
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cf the City of Cluveland has grown with
the growth of the city uitil it has reached
a magnitude scarcely anticipated by ill
founders: and.
Whebeas, Experisnco has shown that this
Establishment, embracing no less man
eighty schools, requires au amount ol at
' taction and care iu the detail of its wan
agement which the members of tbe Board
of Education find it impossible to bestow
in person, without detriment to their pri
vale businesa: and.
Wn ureas. It has become apparont that the
true interest of the School Ealabiishment
and of tbe citizens by whom it is sustain
ed, would be promoted by the employ
meat of a competent person, at a reason
able salary, whose time and services,
under the direction of the Board of Edu
cation, shall be devoted to the interests
of the schools in tne manner nereinaiter
specified: therefore.
Eesolvid, That a committee of three be
appointed to recommond to this Board
suitable pereon to be employed aa above
stated, whose du ies it shall be, under the
direction of the Board and its appropriate
committees, to exercise a general and care
ful personal attention to, and aupervisiou of.
the School Establishment, in tne following
particulars, to wit:
Firtt The School Houvs and School
Rooms, either owned or occupied for school
purposes, together witn tne out nouses ana
grounds belonging to the same. : ;
He shall examine into all cases requiring
repairs or alterations, and il such repairs
or alterations should be ordered to be made,
he shall give his personal attention lo the
same, to the end that all eucn improve
ments may be thoroughly and economical
lv done. .
He shall at sll times, when nocessary.but
especially during the summer vacation, at
tend carefully to any needed ebsnges
the stoves, flues, chimneys, and otber neat
inr apparatus of tbe scbool - rooms, aud
cause the same to be kept in complete order.
He shall, at the proper seasons, or when
ever it may be neceesary, attend to the
cleaninr. whitewashing and paintingof the
school houses and tbe out-houses connected
therewith ; shall attend to the care of tbe
rounds, and iee that no filth or offal is suf
fered to accumulate thereon, and hat tbe
gates and fences are kept in proper repair.
For the purpose of enabling them the bet-
ter to carry out the provisions of this arti
cle, it shall be his duty to viait each of tbe
school houses once evory week during each
school term
Second Fuel and Kindlings. .The said
supervisor shall also, under the direction
of the Board, attend to tbe purchase of nec
essary and proper fuel for the school rooms.
making nimselt acquaintea witn tne wants
of each, and securing at the proper season
thereauisitesupply. He shall auend care
fully to the weighing and meaeuringov eaid
fuel, and see that, in this respect, tne in
terest of the eitv, is protected. When pro
cured, he shall see that the said fuel
properly stored, and secured against loss
damage. 1
2'Aird Furniture and Fixtures. It shall
be the duty of said auperviaor to look after
the furniture and hxtures ol the school
rooms, see that any ectaaiy repairs
properly and economically made, and make
aucn purchases of furniture and fixtures
the Board mav direct.
Fourth Miscellaneous. It shall he
duty of the said supervisor to purchase
the use oi tne senoois suen mis
cellaneous articles ss may be necessary and
each as are in common use in the schools.
and in general, to exercise a eareful super
vision over the property of the city which
is connected with the school bouses. .
shall prevent, so far as possible, wanton in
jury to the buildings, fences, Ac. ,and where
such wanton injury has been committed.
he shall use proper diligence to ascertain
the perpetrator and report tbe same to
Board.
Fifth The said supervisor shall make
report ol nis aomgs at eacn regular meet
ing of the Board, and to enable, him.
better to present an intelligible record,
his proceedings, he shall have a bosk,
which shall be kept an accurate 'account
with each firm from which supplies are or
dered, or who may be employed to make
needed repairs, and also with eacn school.
charging to each sll expenditures which
may be made for them respectively,-
showing the relative expense of carrying
on each of the schools. Adopted. ;
By Mr. Mullen That the City Cou'nnl
requested to make the necessary appropri
ation for the purpose of ventilating
new School House in the 4th .Ward.
Adopted. '-' "
By the sune That the City Council
requested to contract as soon aa possible,
for the grading and fencingof the grounds
around the new School House, on Brownell
street, thereby protecting the building.
Adopted.
By Mr. Dugan That tbe President be di
rected to appoint a Standing Committee
Boundaries of Districts, on the east sido
the river. Adopted. i -j
By Mr. Kolbe That the Secretary be in
structed to furnish hereafter to each of the
daily papers of this city, a copy of the. pro
ceedings of the Board, for publication.
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L. D. HUDSON, Secretary.
Cleveland, May 26th, 1865.
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Furnishing Emporium, 136 Bank atreet,
will be removed to 141 Superior street, urj,
der the Weddell House, (the stare aow oc
cupied by K. E. Crittenden,) therefore ex
tra inducements will ba offered for he next
thirty days to all the old patrons, and
many new ones as may favor us with eaJJ,
to select from the finest assortment of Fur
nishing woods west of Jfew York-arty, j
O Mrrrf A TTiTnnw.
MEADVILLE NEWS.
MEADVILLE NEWS. [Daily correspondence of the Cleveland LEADER.]
MEADVILLE, May 31, 1865.
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Quicxix Tim. Through the courtesy of
the United States Express Company, your
correspondent is enabled to furnish you
ttets one day in advance of tne usuai
time, and Meadville news up to five o'clock
P. M. of the day previous to your morning s
issue. For this favor your correspondent
returns thank to the United States Co., and
its gootlem.nly agents in Meadville and
Cleveland."! r: , ,
B?Jlx- tiTMsivB Bamil Factobx. The
"Philadelphia Petroleum Barrel Company
have in course of erection here one of the
largest barrel factories in this State. It ii
located on French Creek Flats, a short dlfl
Ua cd'heW the southern boundary of the
borough, and extends from the canal to the
track of the A. A G. W. Railway. The
building Will be 250 by 50 feet. The canal
front, in which tbe omee of the company
will be, is to be two stories high ; tbe re
mainder of the building is to ba but one
story in height, and used exclvsively for
the machinery necessary for the manufac
ture of bands. The engine and boiier rooms
are to be separate from the main building,
When completed this will make the nun
or sixth barrel factory in Meadville, and
should we get oil on Upper French Creek
add tributaries, it is presumed,there will be
ample room for several more of the same
sort. . i
New DailvStaoe Lias A daily stag'
line' has been established between thii
place and Conneautville. This is an e .ter
prise long desired, and will be the means of
socuting to the citizens of Conneautville,
HarrnonSTille, and other points along the
line, a daily mail from Meadville.
Akiivid and Dipaktid. Agreeable to
published notice, the "Old Alleghanians,"
etc., sta., reader their appearance Alonaay
'night before a Meadville audience, at Cen
tral HLL. With their performance some
were pleased, and others disappointed the
latter feeling predominating. As usual, the
programme was strictly adhered to, and
more, too; for, by request, the "Old Alle
ghanians," etc., ect., sung in their inimit
able (!) style the "Teacher and Pupil."
For the privilege of hearing this piece the
"by request" man should have passed his
bat around for penny contributions to pay
him for his trouble.
I kIt is remarkable what t. penchant this
troupe bar for old pieces of music, and
stranger still, that they should persist in
their performance after receiving the crit
icisms they have by the press of the coun
try. They have "traveled," however, and
hiay be perfectly indifferent, bo long as the
people "pay thoir money and take their
cnoxe." This is the only way we can ac
count for it.
Maotcaa.--A magician advertises to as
tonish us with his wonderful feats at Central
Hall, for three nights in succession, begin
nicg to-night, ::
Pbolipic The year of our Lord 18H5,
judging from this stand point, has been
prolific of more chet p aho ws.concert troupes,
4c, thar-any year in our recollection. They
all appear to flourish too, at the expense
she- ruilable public. Central Hall is
sooner vacated by one traveling show than
it is occupied by another, to be patronized
fully as well ss its predecessor.
Nxw Wills. A Company from'.Boston
making preparations to sink two wells
tbe Dean Smith farm, four miles south
Meadville, on French Creek. Their engines
are already on the ground. H.
.Fast Dat. -Cbcbch Sebvicis. There will
be aunioa service of the Baptist churches
of this city this morning at half-past
o'clock, in the First Baptist Chcrch. Ser
mon by Rev. J. M. Hough.
Alo a union service of sll the Episcopal
churches at Trinity Church at the fame
hour. After the exercises a collection will
be taken up in behalf of the Soldiers'
Home in this city.
There will be a union service of
rreBbyterian churches of the city at
Second Preabterian Church, at the same
hour, where appropriate exercises will
conducted by the various pastors of
churches of this denomination.
A befitting service will be held at half
past ten o'clock in tbe First Congregational
Church, West Side. Sermon by the pastor
Rev. J. C Thome.
L. V. Pieeoe A Co We call attention
the advertisement in another place, of
V. Pierce A Co., 1"3 Superior street,
s".airs). They are agents for tbe sale
pianos, melodeons and organs. The
piano they offer to the public is that of
DreckerA Co., which has aa fine tone
the famous Steinway instrument, and
the advantage of that in price. They have
.1; styles of this instrument, and at every
price.
A still cheaper piano is that made
Conrad Karveson. It is an excellent
Tbey have also the celebrated Mason
Hamlin Cabinet Organ, which is the
organ on a small scale known.
They are happy to have people call upon
them at their rooms to examine their
BlrtuuduU. Those desiring to purchase
first rate piano, melodeon, or organ would
do well to give them a call.
' Tbe Pbom-ttiob or a Wobtbt Raii.eoao
Mae. We are pleased to hear that R.
Murray, the very gentlemanly conductor
on the Cleveland and Erie Railroad,
been appointed General Passenger Agent
Louisville, for the C C. A C , and
(Shore Railroads. A more deserved
pointment could not have been made.
Murray has been in the employ of the above
two roads, as conductor, for over fourteen
years, and we have yet to hear of a single
complaint against him from any who
traveled under him. He has the
wishes of his numerous friends for his pros
perity in his new fiold of action.
Mustee-out Items The State Journal
has the following information relative
the mustering out of troops :
Colonel James Wilcox, Provost Marahal
General and Chief Mustering officer
phio, was yesterday notified by telegram
from the War Department that all the
Volunteer Artillery in the armies of
Potomac, Tennessee and Georgia are to
ordered home immediately for muster-out
of the service.
A telegram from the War Department
Gov. Erough, yesterday, stated that
or dor for th. muster-out of white
troops. ' except the Veteran Reserve
Corps, whose terms of service expire prior
ao October 1st, had beeu extended so as
include all armies and Departments. -
Stjpruia waited roi tei Soldiiks' Hove.
The friends of the soldier in city
country are earnestly requested to send
tha Home, supplies of fresh vegetables,
lettuce, asparagus, plain eakes and pios,
batter, eggs, cheese, picklee, souerkraut,
Ac. From this time the Home will
crowded with returning soldiers many
them sick and disabled, and all must have
hospital cars. AH gifts for the Home may
be-left at tha Aid Society Rooms, Ko.
Bank street, or carried directly to
Eoms at tha Depot. Any one desiring
visit the Home will be cordially received.
We Invite all to call and satisfy themselves
that their gifts are needed, and will be
appropriated. Boldiees' Aid Boctett.
v Country pa pen please copy.
Cleveland, May J9th. 1865.
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MEHCII ANTSI
51TI03H. BISK,
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n.irn.tsr! Dasoaltarr fcr ' all PuoUe Monies,
ant financial Aguat ol the Gniud otataa.
intliorized bnbscrlptlon Agent
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O .,ati TVl VVV-TT T A fl VI
DoVGfl'XillX ly JjUdlls
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and financial Aaent of the eovernment, will
nroejBtly 411 all order, lor thj-Popular T-SO Loan
now being rai.y taken. Tha sAcHse la i Jald
.. ,, n ti, render ini. UO.D ..rair.ui. IB
Tea menl 1 he naual oommiseiou auuw-. tv ---and
Bankers .no bay to aell again. ,
rive Per cent. Legal Tender sows,
Wilh accrued interest addecL rec Had In payment
far rnteeription.. MeWiwl 7-3U Coupon. (ia
mee-Matta... United Stat a Vouchor. pcoAai,
and maturing Cert' oca toe of Indebtednesa ool
epti:'.24 - : w. L.OU I i.v.
LOO AI. NOTICES. - -r
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A B'ee Top Bngcy will ha sold at taction
by O. Cutter Bon, on Saturday. Jane 3d, at
o'clo-k P. Bt., in front of their Anctloi Bona Ko.
13t Bank street. : " Junl:215
A le-rne r t K-avd bamuI ripe, euitaVe
forplnmtr'ne; alto, marble top torn or Wash
Standi and flxinrea, Bath Tnis, Bbower-b.i.
head., Doors, rhelvlng, Lamfter, Ac; all-, one
iron water-heat.', (of r a berr.la capacity.) wi 1
be Bold In front of O Cutte. A Son's Auction Rr oa,
So. 134 Bank atret, on Saturday, Jon 3d, at 1
o'cloek P Bt. Also, a la gi lot ef Household far
allure. .- - - l"-118
Two eeo.l-biii rl.no. will be aod at
tie Auction Rojm of it. Cutter Son, Ko.134 Balk
atreet, on Saturday Jnne 3d, at O'clock sm-
cb-ly. Jou':16
Pic-!Hv Th. 8ncl-y ot Spiilluniiaia wui ooiu
a Pic nlo in Feet C eve and, on the grenade of the
Eeit Cler-lend Bailroad Company, oa Thura lay,
th. lit of Jane. Members of the Society ..witn
their trlenda, are OordiaJry invited. There will be
speakiogon the gr.maAa by Mra. 8uy A. Hntchln.
ton, cf New Bampahire, and othe-i t-ar. win
leave th. Park at WJ4 A. pre.tsa t.
n.,31:3t " - ' tat- vOaf MITTKB.
Tbe laving of the corner. it ne of the afaamt
Zion CcnvTegational Ci urch. will take p'aee oa
Thursday aternren, Jeee let at S e'elcak. Ihe
mbera t f all he dlffjeut churcnea are invnec
te preaent oa- that ooaaaioa. The eaarch is
being relied oo Ktl -atret. Ia the evening. Bra.
. K. Miicliell, bf Hew Vork, aes ated ty Prot
Long, crganiat ol tha ttoeoud rreebi tei Ian Oharob,
will glvaatraud Concert for tha bea-tt at this
chnrrh. Prof. J. A Thome will a so deliver a
ihort ad iota. Doom open at T o'clock; rOBeert
to commei ce at 8 o'clock dmlsa Ion 60 easts.
my3l GEORRS eAWP'ON. Stare Manager.
C. A. BEAD, O. W. WOODW0BTH, . B. BEAD.
C. A. READ & CO.,
3ANK-RS,
B5 SDPBBIOB 8T. OuBVB-AHD, OHIO,
Authoriid Sibacrlption. Agente lor the
7-3 0 LOAN.
The unnal com minion allowed to Banks and
Banker, who boy to aell again. ;
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60LD, B1LTEB, COCf OXn, KICIAI6I,
HMD N0 UNCURREIT IIONET. . .
But anl Mil all 6aorlptliaa of
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Ker-Wee'ee buy aod aril aa Oommlarloa all kinds
of Stock, and Bonds at law...
If. btook Izcaaaga.
All ortora by mall or expn
promptly nuerj.
Revcmrje iMamp. aw m- -
arm half tha aoap and half Ike work. Is
worth more than all the wtahtag maoklnea ever
invented I Sold by Prugirlnts and Grocera. A.k
for LiOfmwocTi Waslmf Orywhrt. W. It, PORTER
Agent, f07 Bant atreet - - mylStdaw
Hatlann'ft Fmrieallee Tavotm Paste doss
not operate upon tha ptinclp'e of econring, as does
nowle ed pimlcetone and palverli-d charooal.
bat l a eonmounf' petmliar to ltaa'f, which acaom
pli hei all a iUii to perform. Sold by all Drug
gists. - my-SlT
ITCH. WC-ATOITS ITCH.
8CRATCH. OINTMENT. BCBATJ
Will cure the Itch in 48 hours also cares Bait
Rheum, Ulcere, Chilblains, and an Eruptions
tbe Skin. Price 60 oents. By sending 80 cents
Weeks ond Potter, 170 Wuhibgtou at., Boatoa, will
be forwarded free by mall. For aa le by all Drug
glata. Braoao Abictbowo, Otevelead, Agents
for northern Ohio. . ' ' ' mhrtsF daw
Oil Factory IHr auale. The aabacrlber of
fers to sell his factory on Oaaal and Ohio streets
with the land and buildings, being pleaeantly sit
uated, com oaf t and conrenlently arranged. Cap-city
alKiul fifty barrels per day. Immediate poa
seasion given if required. , t , B. PCtTdN.
Clavelaud, g.b. 14. IS. ' Bt.:rtHt.
yl"l". Snrvuti.e!ia ami Ueblllly.
DR. 8 TRICK. LAND'S ION 10. We can recom
mend tboee i uttering wrth Loot of Appetite, Inert
g-stion, or Dyipeps'e, Seriousness and Narrow
I'ebi'ity, to u Da. btrtckiend a Tonic, it ia
vegetab e prepirsHon, free frem alcoholic llqoora;
it aireogihen the whole norvotra ryatem; H cre
ates a good appetite, an fa warranted to osre Dys
pe.ala atfd Nerronl DeMlrty.- - 1 i
For se'e by Dtu.gisU gnera'ly, st f 1 per bottle.
Prepire4 by Dr. A. Strickland 8 Xaat Fourib
Oinclnnatl, Ohio.
BENTON k DCNH M, Agentr, a.reland m6R5
- The JIltrn of ttm Wf ttlie H waste.
ii said that Mrs. fcuver, a feughier of President
Johnson, will tak. charge cf the White Hooar,
acconn - of the IHneaa of Mrs. Johnson. It is need
less to say that ihe win do honor to tha Pre.1d.o
tiaf mansion, nor tbit. In company with many
other e-nelWe la Hoe, aba witl hereafter patronize
the popular eatib Ishment of Jacob Stank, mesa
factirer aa coaler la Hp Skirte, Coraets,
I ad tea' Faaoi fieeda, o 128 fapwior street, a
dw tie American. Thirty per cent, la sared by
whopuTchaae. .-, '."'" "tS7 "
I. B. HlLt., Banker,
AND
, a. fittTIB.CMKT LOlI iCIST,
III saprlor Hb
Busertptlone rec I red to the
"T 3-10 pxk Cist, ajtd 10-40" NatioaL
XjOabt.
Com misaioa allowed to Sar-Orlbers.1
mw-t. S. Bonds of 1881, 6 re, 10-40'a, Treeaery
Notea and all other yorernm.nl recaritlea pur-cb-teci
aod for Mile on the most mvorabl henna.
Oold, silver, Coupona and Canada money bougnt
end sold at beat rat", Uepcadu received aad Col
lections made at all eeooaslb a polom. Cnourrent
fund, oonrerted at lew-at rataa. BeTaane Sxampt
rc. 1
AMUSEMENTS.
A CADBJtT Of XVSiO.
PBTCWS 0 ADMH6I0V.
Dram Wrcl. and Phrqaetu 90 eents; Secured
to Press Circle, 75 oenta; family Circle, 60
Gallery. IS cents; Private Boxes, SS and It.
8 ngle seats in Private Boxes SI.
ur Colored pereon. will, und.r no drenmstaa
cos, be permits to occupy ae.ta1n any other
of tbe bona., save the Gallery. Admlaaloa
Doots open at 7. Curtain rises at 8.
GRiKD COHCliY BIL' I
lo which n't tbe OomaJ an. appear, in oonneetloa
v itJa to. ceLbraled epi.ih 1'aao.ra. Comply,
8oag and Dance I Xaughl la-thl Lrughl
This fThnrarlatl eveulnr. Jnne 1st, tha enter
tainment will commrnre with the S-act Comedy
1" A I'll rti, ' -
After wh'ch, tbe Patriotic Poem called
BI.KEPrNO pKNTINX- ,ky Mr. Irelyn -vacs.
ranh mjrBi a pabok, tr
HIONOHITA AID slONOR ZtNE4
To rone'nda with th. new and eocciee'al Farce
A BtiLUIKrt AMD A atlt.Ott, A XlaKBtt AND
A lAlL'JK
In reheareal. The Eotnance r f a Poor Tolleg
Mao." "ihe Hen ul Ic, ' anj "Tbe Bnsband
My Heat" '
CiDifkY Or" ilUcia
John El .le- .. .. Manager
B. a. Wiaiy. . .Trwunrer
EXTRA O RDiyA &T A TT&ACTIOS.
Mr. Joan Ki.'SLVB bhs to srb-Tilt the fl'owing
ctiwurfal artricti' B for T D HtlM'CitRH
Max aVmaxoMi has tba honor to .enounce to
otta re ef C eteland and rc lily t-iat thl'i
Bnrcp- h sae-eoa d l miking arrangemeats
a 'rWi nnw t foar wilh tne wond- tlul Kuseien
Vfoloiieeili'-t,
H'it- IKIiEyt Bt X1T0W,
And the reaowned Plan'st aad Compoaer, .
KS. JtKEr M.,VKHtI,
Who will giva TWO 0BAND C0NCBBT8, oa
TUESCA. AND WEDNESDAY EV'NGS JUNE 6 AND
"' " " Aselstectby" '
H1D1 BESIIKTTI EIHKEKI,
The young and,p'op lar AniarUaa Prima Dobbb.
Miiuoal IMrestatr .ai Opndretgr. B. BKHRIS8
Both these art li tie hare met with unprecedented
snoceM in Newt Tork Beaten,- rhiledelphie.
other citiea, wbere they bare give, oaer one haa
dred cencerts dnrfngth'lrfhcirt stay In the United
States. a
Paiors or AnaTSsiov. Dress rtrcle, TS oatrta;
Reserved Beats to Dr rs Circre-arid Parqtiete,4l;
Vamtly Ci cle, 60 cents; Oalfhry, re cents; Tilvate
Boxes, S f J and f 12; fiugle Bea s to Private
Boxea, ll.SD. "
Iioora cpen at 7l aommenoe Bt8o'elock.y31-1T
LAST SIX WIGHTS,
AT BBAINARD'3 BALL,
SICNOR BLITZ "
Wm glre sway 9 1 80 worHPSf Prsannla.
boai Oold Patent, -ever Watches alx Bi Silver
Fa nti.e'er Watch ea, and V80 Hold and silver
AdiaisetoB i5 cer.ti. Stand Xsflnee
W wlnesday and Saturday af lernoona at half-past
Admiw- 1$ QCBta, nrj
V'
MEADVILLE, May 31, 1865. FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
WASHINGTON. EVENING, May 31. 1865.
The local money market waa rathr mora active
to day, chiefly however from tie tVt that the de
termination to obi.rve to-morrow in aecordafc-e
with tha proclamation of the Preaident criwdel
the bulaesa of two d.ys into one. Bat itill burl
aaee waa limited, aid ia th. aggregate th market
i. .,.,'. ui.a a.n.e -f th P..i:ke currency ia
ckwe, er mote properly funds available (or loans.
cloM cr ""' P'P"'y '""A available for loi
ar independent o( the prob.bl. demands of
reaanry.arecoinptlv.l,iinal1.audiycon
tne
onaid
arable d-maud wm d probably I- duce a temporary
stringency. But no apprebenaion ia felt on tine
score, aa ths present situation of sBeroantreir.de
in thte locality gives no prt miie that .ny prtnoie
for capital la likely to mu t tor eome t'm to come
Exchange ia generally close, though vome ol the
Banks are a little than for soma t me rut. We
continue to quote the market Srm at parbnyrrg
and premium telling.
Gold ruled a shade wiaker is Kew Tork th!e fore"
noin, decllntnj tol36J4, bnt In the aft.ra.cn ral
lied somowhat, closing at 137T. OoTerem nt Bond,
are without decided ehvnge
Bailway Stocks rontlLne du'l, " avy, and teed
Iue downward. Thew New Tork Herald ay a
relation to tbe to- of the market : There la Ur
al, or zra diip aitttn toorerate'or a rie, aad al
though th. ball leaders wpportth- market by tak
ing what th. bara offer, this Is not snfllrlent lo
fully counteract ita downward tandenoy In tha ab
s, nes ol outside buyer ."
The erjnie one and two and th. nick.l thr.e
ernt cain can now be had at the Mint, witl out de
lay or llmitat ioa as to amount, in ex -hang for the
g.ild or silver eeine or I'gal tcadtr nolaa of United
States. The new three e:nt plreta are put np in
bags of thirty do! ars each, and tbia mm. or any
larger amount of ws ch thirty la a multiple, wil' be
seat when ordered.
There was more more re: t m Seven-thirties In
this market to-day than s"noa Ihi new stri a was
p aced npoa the market, mainly due, probably, to
tbe aromlaid dellvetyrf tbe notea wl.h'a . law
daya. The Second 1 ational Bank aold f 1S,'0 and
the Com .ex. 1.1 national .30,000
There will he oobndnesa done at the Banks ti.
morrow, all having agreed, agreeable to the rp'rtt
of tha Prsiicl.nl'. rroclama ioa, to aoepsnd bnii
aeea until Friday morning.
We can note no m-teiiel change In m-mnti!e
at cle. to day, uulefs it b. tj giea'er dulln.se.
Floar waa enly in lig t retail demand, and we can
make only notalna1 quotations for rcnud lo'a
Choice red Wheat ad'snred le, with a moderate
milling demand ; common gradet h.avy and nomi
nal. Corn waa without sale, bnt nominally firmer.
Oats w- re held at an advance after the Hew Tork
report, hut we could hear c f ro trar.aic iom. Pro
r'eiot are steady aod otcbanged ; Pork waa ftrmrr
a'ter the repcrted advance in He" York. Th? mar
ket for Rots r Is doll and drorplng, and eea ereare
holdiogbeck le eztectatou cf a conaiderible fal
from nretent price.. Chtea ia eavfer, with a good
steady demand, fllghwlnes are Arm at onrqo-a-tlona,
bnt doll. Wa note an advance to-" ay on
A'cohol aad Splr-a.
The Foard of Trade r-iolved thia a'terncoa to
a Journ to rridayl and r.rcommtaded a anepea
sioa of boatBess by rti mtmbeta to-Dorrow, which
will te generally acqaieaced in.
The following wero tbe receipts and shlpm'nta
at this point by Rat! road, Laka.ad Canal of lead
ing articles daring tbe twen'y-foar honrs ending
at seven o'clock tola morning :
Articles. Received.
P'our, bbls i.i ,, 3j
Wheat, ba Mo0
hhipp d.
z.iil
,'.oi
zoo
4(0
lorn, ha..
Oeta. ba.,
3, 0
3to
Rye, bn
Bar ev. bu..
tiraaa reed, tt...
feel, D'l.
Pork, bb
4 itj
S.M4I
Lard. Hs.
Butler, fna
Cberer, bis.
App1.-, bbis.
ish, half bbls
1 i. rteaa. head.
Cattle, bead.
Bbeep, bead.
nide. rov
Highwioea, bbla.
Wool, KM.
Petroleum,
bbla
70
45
atd
301,497
41,8
. to ;
au,'
6
5TOlii!
Coal, tons.
lroa Ore, too.
1,141
m
.-2,7liO
. '.74
S"l
M.4MI
1H0.IN4)
30U UU0
Iron.
a Ii aad 8pikea, Es.
' Co pr, tot.B.
Lumber, !-st . -
thleglee, M-
Lath, ..-.
Salt, bb'a
Plaster, I o r, ..
aondriea, lha-..
.. S7'J,8lJ
.. 1.7-t
34
ZOO
6,j0
,
N. Y. Money Market—May 31.
[BY TELEGRAPH.]
ef
to
Bf.tvy Bteacty a.d ar-tfvn .t S w ct,
aaerllS)r SvxrliAUiae- rirat at lotrJllO
lilt class b i s.
Voltl A ihad. etuler, opea'nr at 13t';ri, de
clining to liH and cloring at
[BY TELEGRAPH.] New York Stock Market--May 31.
[BY TELEGRAPH.]
SovermnieiiS Btt4tisisi A r. withrut decMod
ehsnre. Tnll-d Statea ixes of '81. coupons, li'i-
wo eix rive-twentiea, oottroos, icr; no new
sue lov.
attocaia Better, tin aiiiaiaitppi uettmcitea
ti; Canton 3; N. V. Cen'ral 8; Cumberland
preferred 37; Qulckiirver 44. Bn. T ; Rndain
BtewlinlBI; Cleveland A Pittsburg "MU; Chicago
A Northwestern 23s); Bock lalaad H2J4; r-ortWdyue
.14..
a
at.,
I
oa
and
all
THE FIRST
National Bank of Cleveland.
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY
Asm rixtaoiAA Auaa-r or tbb Oairas SraTia,
Special Agent for the Sale
the 7 3-10 Notes.
p9r otnt. gwj Tent? or Notea renlvud
p4mrQi or pmt with f-x:rQtd interMt.
AU (JetjcrlpttonitF GovsjnaasMtt -tocunties Bonrht
Ad fiold at bttt rntrm. ap. X
X. l. JARMEK, J. Y. PAINT BR, JAS- TARSI
Fanner & Painter,
BANKERS.
Ko. 1(5 Superior St-UefelaBd, Ohio,
UNITKD STATES LOAN AGENTS
rOB TBS SALS Or THB .
.S dD
LOAN.
Dealers la Oold, Silver, Coupon.. Exchange, Cana
da and Dncnrrent Mosey.
Buy and eel' all drsanptlous of GuVCKBMKNT
BOdOj. A lao sell
nairrs 0.1 GIASD inn UKUXD.
COUPONS
Cashed in Gold
OV LIB KB A L TERMS.
ny19:B4
[BY TELEGRAPH.] Daily Review of the Cleveland Wholesale.
Market.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 31, 1865.
860.
of
the
ef
,
th
tor
7,
aad
WX
ar
sictaa. ea
f.
jFitffba-tt TWm following are tn rmtaa by Lak
(Una) and Rail fron thu pott to Nw Totk
Bonion. All Ball ratea are At oen'i higher.
To Hew Tork. jTlrat olnsa : l,S7; Seomd claae
St.00; TUrd elata: Ko ; Fonrth claaw: flOo. Hour,
91.00; Wool, It.TV
To Boat.B. F jvk claur H8; Second cTaaa:
fl,00 ; Third clan : 8te ; Foortb olaas : fSc Floar,
10.19. Wtiol$l,90.
Floar Dull, nnd wlthont Bales to-day exctpt
In retail lot. Weqnoto tor ronnd lota nt 97,0'
T, for XX red ; $8,0098,25 for XX whtte.
Whan, Th dtmaod In limited to choice fralr
ot milling, which are firm nnd nett9r. Bale to-day
of tear Mo. I Toledo red at tl.fiO
Coim Dnil Pilmo l held al 624, 63c; Brject
ed nominal at 50c. Ko aalea reported to-day.
Oar4-QQtet, bnt firmer. Ueld-rs niter
Tork rrport nsklng M6ec hvard of nonln.
Byo-Ho . reported nnd market netninal.
B-uley-'-ItBactiT and nominal, .
Portt In mcrdornto trade dAt-nond nt 125,00
cKy -packed meee and $30,00 for do clear.
Idn.rl In iiMs-termt reqneet at l-a Tor city
rendered In liero ana keg. -,euntry niideiel.ing
In n tun all way at 1 6c.
Smoked Mte) Fair dmnd d at-ndy
elt eared uentn nt the following f-ricear: bap.r
oared hnH SSo tor canTa-sied and to &r ancan
vnened ; plain hB S0e ; bacon ISc ; ahoTjldra
dried beef IsVa for canrMnad nnd 18 for vncsAaaMed.
eaa lfSeUing In n amaU wey nt V9.00
(or city-packed. , ,
BaUer-Doll nnd droopiifg. Quoted nt -fft2Sn
tor good to choice Weatern -leeerre; l&$lflc
Central.
JfLw In fair reqoaat at m02le.
Cmoeejo in good aioady demand for sew
dairy, nnd eaaier. We qaota nt l-t, ialGc for
topriaae.
Mlg-Bwlmaw, The market mla dull, and
lear pT no trananctiotia, bat holdtra are very
t 12-05.
A.WrlnolM--rkat firm nnd better. Held
4,lCi,Lfi fcr W per oent. Hentrni Proof Bplrlte
9 X0a,5. Cologne SplriU, 8 p-r cent., S4,36.
lwABrvleauan-w-Tha market la quiet nnd ateady
nt 70i97-e for reined.
Dried Appleev-The market la dan at 83Be.
Irrfd PMacaUape-ed held nt 30c.
peeled in market.
IsAiti. -TJr-r In good reqaea and vUady.
U half bblB Bo. 1 White flab nt 98,T5; B0 half
Be. 1 Pickerel nt 18,00; 40 half bbto fl erring
6,71 90 iHOf Oblf fto, I Twit, 7,75 I
wntr Bteadv. Use x,lo. Coarse and trroana
Hol.r 17.15.
Hop- Plrrn. BeV Tor State 43(9500, aooord.
Irg to quality : Ohio 23t.IOo.
f nlt-cteedy. Barley Malt held at $1,70 par
hnibet.
. nviat Pawee-Waeh.1 rtMdf. We -"
e.ewat Pment D-i XX Ale Slot 8eek XXX
f!3,C0; Bennett (.16,00; Paie tireaa til; Fortar
mf' Ha'.l .t'I onarter barrel. In proportion.
vvftr-r l ime Oswego and Akron held at
12 f.
s inlan "riirill'i" land plaator til 00 per
tOK.
Khi eh tr-mtjsvi' rrnvwuB at. raxed aM
avart.
Th. toliowfng are the rates charged by aaf
M-JJte boriT-crl anatiam hams r3 s
iMll-eil Hlllll " ftm 3
lr - I tt-e-l It..., - 1 e
Jneivldrw cTHrar-cered . 17 e
Hatfam Or Smoked Side. V t -' O
e,r.t Prirar l-f liMtlrnd'd la bblnor trca.1S S
PiiA. leaf am.le-rndr'd In kega fi B)..0 e
ro.HE No. 1 mew, t bbl.. .! 0
tittra clear V bM 00
oar We extra cherr made for package er eart
atro te mlirc I lepcta oi boau. All a.tloloa are
warranto ainr tlj prime, and .cual to eayihteg ia
th. ruu. Or-is,! rer,tly "lid.
l. r PBBNTiaa.
a-)A-T 5. -1 14 Ontario neat,
NEW YORK MARKET—May 31.
[BY TELEGRAPH.]
IViiian-Hiavy. 8!eo at 47e for middling,
at d b. enofrn to day, "18 h.l.i Crarlei'on -l-t
,n at I t'Vi'' for otdluary to gd a-id ling
all oavat'le in g"'d
-a,nr -Heivy anf fVvilOc Irwer.
Hl,a at t &oa 6 a.r evtra Mate; SS 9itB7 10
extra roaccl he n tbio; S7 1-ta.ta 80 for trade
br.ari.; mirket elo1ng beavv.
WtniakiT S'.a'y at f i i0i)5 11 for weatata
latt r price fo- email f te.
hwl gui t and wih-ut declt-'ed chanre,
B.lea a it er Michiran at $1 i a) :b, as In quality.
Ke-Uu .t. We-to 8 e.
r.ra t. rened tnlilc bett., and el.ved doll aed
3a- lo.r. Hn nt S'l-r-A: fr er m .on miled
we.trn. and S7..Hc ft kim-drieu do, cioa'Bg
at - f -r good p ' re la.
eriat "(a u bti r. rtali a at for weatern.
I -ttee. Dnil.
etna-fir - ...y. Cuba Muacorado loiillo.
Bl. oa roi-a Havana al vic,c.
WolfaWH-t Pull.
P..rl.-ni ij'il't and Arm at S'l-VMe for
ernde. 4e(0Mi for reoned in bon ; etfr-70 fur do flee.
B.r Kxe reel end de:ldtdly biKOer.
Haiea at ci nsr4 tf -or new meaa. dorlng at
124 an for ra h; f' ( lor l-3-4 met.
c.eh ant re;ntar way, cl einr at 1 ' . -a.h;
$17 611. j oo or prim-; Sis (VaSIX 78 tor yrlmo
mea Also. 7etMi t b'. ne. mt a ur Jure and Jut-,
i-ll.r'i upTB, at ( S '"'( 4 0. T i-l sto k, old
aa-t new. Jnne at l8o, tw.013 bb a. Same dale
list momh. 1,874 bbla. Simt date laat jear. 1''8,
3u3 bn'a.
Ste-f-Cnll eVee at S10 00(314 '0 lor plain
meee. Silt u4l8 K f jr extra nuee. Total st W,
olJ and new, Jon. ' et. It6, 8i.9 pktra. earca
date laKt month, 17,471 pttga. came date laa t yrar,
40:i7ikf-
jBewr MfUlM-g'eady. Galea at SS4 dnfUil 50.
4Wt MeMetnFirmrr. falea at U4c14e for
shoulder.; l.t)4l7Xc fcr ham.
tUM-.li I nli.
lrw D, Il and low.r. Bales at UJ'ao.
Bnttrr timet,
IhtrM l'ali
[BY TELEGRAPH.] BUFFALO MARKET---May 31.
[BY TELEGRAPH.]
Flonr Du'l
rVlimt U active; held above the views of
buv.r..
4'ar fitm at 70a71c for No. 1 mixed, closing
dull
ih Pn I at 'Cc.
ltrl-v Dal ; aiiele tt 0"al 10; weatern 7Ec
Whtaky tai-a at S: 18
S'nnave e're iarl.it UrchaDge.
InUf IntpurUi-.F'our l7"3 brill, what
10 i7 bo, co u U.IU6, o.cm $0 tU7, barley ll,8u
I anal e n pAvtav Kl ur 41.1 bbla, wteat 13,.
;obn com 1!'. 7 0, o.U 114.710.
[BY TELEGRAPH.] CHICAGO ARKET---May 31.
[By Telegraph.]
Flonr ?te.'y.
vlHt-tlui t and deetinad t,1Vfi. Pales at
$1 z.1 V3 (or to. 1; SI 13.1 14 N t. t.
'. av rirm. Hue. at awile for No. 1; 54a5
for No. 2; 4a4'.lc f.t rejected
lata-Plrm at 44c for No. 1:
lllictiwlwi ln'Ctlve and nominal.
PrtiviNloua Q tl-t aetl Urm. Mem Pork S23a
$2.1 b' prime tt'A-a Si (l
li-ipi-yioor, 4,i) bbla; wheat, 52.100 bi
eorn. H'.o (i; oaa 41' o .
Nniument- 4,i bbla Hour-. 129.000 ba wheat;
51 I'D orn, oale Bone.
Freights- S.rodj.
OSWEGO MARKET-May 31.
[BY TELEGRAPH.]
a
4
FlAnr- rarhBRvd. ?lf 57 28 for Nn. .spring;
ST 75 or rfd w nbr, $$ M'tvi 76 for white; uu
9 no for XX.
wiMiijT;t.
I'orsB Qaie-fc.
Kjc- In dentin... Sales 5,000 ba 0vztrtl. t(2a
In gn'.d.
(hdai l ilgnfj-r Ths woTr on uifch in-a m
pirewtng ti diy. atcd 1 rxp rtl tht bo-tta
U pftst noiruv. K'onr ha bttB e-KnitrtMl at
i 39c to N w Turk, nhMt mt bo"t l o. 'id corn 9c.
btillkUlT-Bl. -Ry Hsul, bbl- Hoar.
[BY TELEGRAPH.] TOLEDO MARKET---May 31.
[By Telegraph.]
Wliw-at ool nii'lf-t: dmnd 2mn vhile
Ki'-blgiaa ftt $1 M; r d Wh-b $ 10.
C Goc fit'', -4co0er4.
Oat-9iekd- At SO.!.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED.............MAY 31.
17;
Btmr City of Cler9l-Dd, Mct-ttT. DtrUL
Prop Ifw York, Hnnro. lonkrk
pfoj Horisuiuotb, Hwe't, Butl'lo
Prop Comet, fr-iord, Grtrvo Dt?
tchr Miftnii. PdH'x(Osi( Boncbtoa
fcchr lrun Hi, AutirOEt. aitartiw
8ohr ISrvW Londoa. Laapth, Cop-r Hrti)C
chr ninu.d, ltm4it, B-t lty
fcbrB-lph. broi TS..D, H-v- ity
s.hr Annette., H--itt. hurwuii
Schrluik, Msaloti, KtoypTi (
"ob nllawtr, Nsv?kirar. howu
Pahr Sri.. ti(Hd. Ltroit
Brow Con vello. P ow. San
CLEARED................MAY 31.
of
In
Btmr of CleveUnd. MrKny, I trt.it
Prop4'onit. (vraT'ord, Bntfalo
Trop For ranmh Ht-Wftt. 4i.tw-lo
Prop Rew Ynrk. lonr. T l-do
Prop Northern (.f.ht Maico. ''ntonBon
H Lr J'fan Tibbitli, il-hntw, BnlTtio
IVhr Zouv, RcMfll, Bondfia
Hrfar J L Oroiw, rVlortcan. atstrqiiptM
bchr Mary A rank d, Kioiky, buffalo
f cow I'on'O-lIo, Pj ow, Ciiiit'D
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for
for
lCc ;
for
lair
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firm
nt
JSo
Bales
bbla
at
LOUAJa NOTlOBo.
rr t . Army, lor tbe) Havy. and Ar
.ry tine.
Tbe world H ao inoadated now with nwdtcinee of
erery deBCripti'n, which are wai-ruted cnra for
Try known and a d known apeulta of diaeejet, tha
the anffjrtr flodalta moal impoeaible todietlngalab
between good and bad. Some of thw e wonierfnl
floida profra to cra every con pi. lot known to ihe
Materia Ud ce. In apeakmg of Hoatetlcr'a Bit
ten, we re'er to apr paratlon which Hmitn itaslf to
one department of the body the etocoBV-h the lr
rfgula ftiea nnd difOtdere of which it not only
clalcua to cn'O, but doee. Itn reputation haa be
come world-wide, and fr m th i Ptcific to the At
1 antic. In both himisphem, and iu every latilnde
aod zone, it la kao ?a nnd emptryed aa a remedla 1
agent.
Persona who hare beeu rtpcat-dly decerred, per
fcapa, cannot b conrlnel that Hoetetter'a Blttrtra
will )tT,ct aare, rapil anl permanent enrea. But
thie aMwrti'n In coq armed by testimonial let tern
from Ute moat di..infrniihed men in the country.
All who hare once nac-d theao Bitten keep then
now by thtir aiie aa n enrgnadt be lie ing that
an ounce of prtTeution la bettvr than n poand o t
cure."
The dlgnetlTe organ a which hare been violated
and iro-trated by ex ae lve or irregu'ar IndnJgcn
ofappe ite, will te rt?etored to their normal cont
dition by th net of thia woD-ierful meUicine.
B-bm Traveller. my3:2nd.w
A action Hnle remiMtneut. The inl
of thirty- ne Bai'd'Lg Lota on Caae avenue end
Lyman atreet, to hero bee i a ld at aaclion by O.
On tier A Bn on Ka,tariay, SSay 27 th, i ana-oidit-ably
poa'poeed an til StUnrdy, Jnae3d,nt Xo'clock
P. M. Seead.eriteem'nf. tny'-7:'a,lt
lamVa Knlttlsg; Mnchlite. Okntts
TnfTjnMtAjiT. The Kat-at in-entioncf the age.
Narrows the toe, knlte tbe heal, oomplete In on
piece. Will do all that It la promi-ed to do in our
drcalara. Call on or addreaa, with atamp, A. m
JOfllfS.N,OBapAilor at , aeveland. mj-7:.l9
at R. R K. Fornaafo and certain arterm.
na'or of Bfvia and Jlic, nae Bniler$ tUadj Bat f t
H'f. Bold whftleeale nnd retail by
O. W. CLaBK,
119 faaprior atreet.
BTB.ONG A ARMaTftONG,
TONSORIAL.
lua ai HAIii won-.
wa.. b T's nir z
B T KW BriBLISI4B.lt.
E T.AWBtT fir THS STATE,
44 PCBiJO .vVjAB..
BTanataetrrer ef all kinds of Wloa. Mrnatni
the e"epTBVt!
ILLUSION WIQ.
that as reuml.lsa natius as to defy th oTosaat
scirt-i7. A :ery Utrge aad baantifnl tsok ot
-ONU MAlj'i. tagt by the proprietor iron
-nrope, V.t ti 'jtilo and B-Aliio 4 a In at
BBaoruneai im ae tn that oity.
IsUiie' fruat Jflecei and lair-WlSTJ,
In l it T'er TUB sll liii,uiatsials,
Iflg or 0DBL3, a da from lYs-oa Bstural
Ouiad Hair (,aarwr.Mod.)
Tjenca Dorrpn 4 tbifli bows
WATitPALLB,4 '
ade by th. sdvir-aai, eqnai to those I uooiaaa.
Lsdloa' BraMa mM talo a.iy glad ot Mtaa4-irsi
t Bow wftbont injury to Swtvh.
LAPlstv BAlti DtlcjMiiia tewaaarrvaU
. ... luu. anav aayaaa.
amr-AU work werra-t-i as riiiiaaonml.
MOT wad nOLP fltrts .t .S hmtm. SeHS
LAJ3IE3 SEA. SIDE HATS, A largef
lot reotlret (his day by
J.iVAAi)lUl. OV.'O, f