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MORNIESG.LBADER. Tl hSDAVIHUHMMi. PUBLISHED BY B. COWLE8 Nev 144, Amrrirai Bwlldlaca, Paaertsr St. PLAIN AND UkKAMKNTAI.

JRlNTISti. av Plain and ornamental pristine of every de acription dona at li Prlntlug Ketabllehrnent of tta, Lulil Offiae, on Ua uvrset Unproved and Boil rapid Meaaa Prsaeas.ln the beat style, oo abort notice, and at Teaaouabla rat, Particular attention paid to titank -work. Every description of Binding dona, eepoolally Blank Books, Ledger. JoBraala, Bale, Hooka, Receiving Books, c. as-Far Te-amipklc, Atarkc and Maria New, ae Faart Pace.

FOR PRESIDENT, LINCOLN, OF ILLINOIS FOR VICE PRESIDENT, HANNIBAL' HAMLIN or MalKI. 1 I The Nominations in Pennsylvania. The people of Pennsylvania right heartily to the 4vuice of tlttiir dtlegatet at Chicago ia lie ominUon of Lincoln and Hamlin. At Plttdberi, the Gaiette nara, the nW8 "vraa greeted with Joyful and enthusiastic acclamations on the part Republi-' caua, and tuo booming cannon prcaliUruod from Boyd'a Hill the joy of the Rf publicans of Pittsburgh, The flag of Lincoln and HaauK vai flung Crum tha Republican Headquarters." In Philadelphia an impromptu reacting of the Republican! Yaa held, the largi hall be ing crowded to wffocation. The greatest en thusiasm prevailed, pirited addresses were made.

One of the speakers laid, "When the "ofYi spread through Philadelphia 4ere was no smile on the laces of the Democracy. Tbev bad calculated upon Seward, and tiien they might have been successful. But ndw Doug las has not a shadow of a chance." There-was a display of fire-works in the street, and when the meeting adjourned Hon. Jolvn M. Read and Hon.

Edward Coles were 'perenaded. The venerable Mr. Coles, now over 80, wag the first Governor of Illinois, private Secretary of Jefferson and Madi- oa. He now proclaims himself a Republi- though be has not changed jui iota in principle. He still holds to the free territory doctrines he Illustrated when Governor of voung Illinois.

Democratic Postponements. The, sectional Democracy are constantly railing back. They adjourned their Charleston Convention' to Baltimore June 8th, and the Ohio Democratic State Central Committee bave postponed the State Convention called at Colambua May 24th, to the 4th bf July next. They are afraid to "face the Biusict" Chicago Zounve Cadets. One of Convention evenings the great Wigwam was crowded to excess to witness an exhibition drill by Maj.

Ellsworth's Zouave The entertainment gave great sat-' iiicUoa, and the applause was- often and bearty. The Zouave Cadets number some 80 young oiea of Chicago, and their drill is rapid and perfact. No one can witness it and longer wonder that the Austriane could not stand Wore the "terrible Zouaves." The Cadets art not large in stature, but athlete in agility and strength, moving at the word of command with the quickness and precision of kteam-nen: 'The Zouave quick step march and trot excite admiration and surprise, and their nne-qoaied mnnnal exercise and skirmishing "bring down the They fallj prostrate in open ranks, fire, load while lyng on their backs, leap forward, fall, fire, skid reload, with the rapidity and precision of usually drilled soldiers standing erect. Their trot charge of bayonets nnder the Zouave -ell is irresistibly terrific. They wear the regular Zouave uniforms, and present a neat at well as unique military appearance.

Maj. Ellsworth is quite a young maq, and is all military by intuition. Without the ad-- vantages of West Point instructions, he has won the reputation of best drill officer fn the United State. He is proud of his Cadefc and they of him. Chicago is proud of botli and well may be The spacious drill Hall of the Cadets ia a gymnasium for physical development the strict regulations of the corps a school of good morals, visiting drinking sa-' billiard rooms, being cause for prompt expulsion.

The Chicago Zouaves stand ready to-drill against axy company in the United States or Canada, and it is stated that the New Orleans Zouave Company has accepted the challenge, the contest to take place in St. Loui.i jMaj. Ellsworth and bis Zouaves contemplate an excursion to Kew York and other Eastern this season, and we trust the invitation of Capt Sanfbrd. of the Light Guards, to visit Cleveland, will be accepted. Our cititens will then gee the most attractive of military evolutions.

i The New England Cattle Disease. The fetal Cattle distemper which appeared ia ilassachusetU the Utter part of last winter, is still spreading in defiance of the slaughter of exposed ynimala and the strictest At South Brookfield, and other towns, thecal tie In large berth) are found to be Infected, and it it beared the disease has been carried a far north as Kew Hampshire. The people of Connecticut are alarmed by the appearance of the cattle disease ia Windham county, in towns bordering the Massachusetts line, and the Hartford and New Haven papers call for legislative action and a sanitary cordon. A special committee has been appointed in the legislature on the subject of the cattle disease. In tome of the exposed towns, cattle from the infected districts are refused passage on the roads, and school district committees have been appointed to insulate every district and farm." The fear of the spread of the disease, extends to Canada, and the Montreal Gazett.

recommends utting off an in regard to attle, with the infected districts. iThe' plan of inoculation is said to have disarmed the disease in Holland of all it ter-- ron, and its trial In Massachusetts is The Next State Fair. Messrs! Waddle, Milligan and Klippart were al Davton a few days ago, and selected the sites for the buildingn to be erected for ccommodation oT the State The Work of preparation is to be commenced at once, and Dayton buaiasss men will liberally sec-end the Committee in putting the grounds, in capital order lor the great IndugtrhJ Jubilee in September. THI ObIO ExDOKtlHEHT. -Th Dong las organ of Doughfaceian at Columbug aavg "Of all the political jugglery which has taken place in ftis country, the nomination of that monster political humbug Abraham if the most ridiculous Sail on.

The Statesman gave both Harrison and Taylor worse endorsements when their nomination were siEOuueed. i( The Irrepressible Conflict. The Wublneton tiirpatch tbe 18th to the Gaiette tayt "The debate in the Senate during the week put has im" piLwablr- gulf between Mr. Dougl" fte Sooihera -1ng of the pwtj, whlch If be will rttvxi by Hie speech which Toombt intend! making on Monday. Southern men my Ctorgia Senator will ikiu the little Giant allv An Indication.

Tbe Buffalo Chmmtrcial Advertutr, the home organ of Millard Fillmore, and always hostile to the Republican organisation, bat raised the 'name of Lincoln and Hamlin at it editorial The JiivtrtiMr reprotcnU a class gf politician that have a keen scent fbrwKwsss, and, iti accession to the Repuoli la In thai rssiwct lioruificant. Xhe Bell alid Everett ticket jyill hate Jiii in New York. Making Shoes by Steam. Steam is the great worker of tbe age, and under the guidance of Inventive genius is turning Its band to everything, A Steam Shoe Factory has been established by some ingenioiwYankee at for tewiijg the teams and pegging shoe. The machinery is all by small five-horse power engine, Iu the bascfyeut ty" ke facto ry are the machines for cutting, stripping, rolling and shaping the soles.

These are then passed to tbe story kbore, where the shoe are lasted, and the outer sole tacked on by hand, which process prepare them for peggmg. The pegging machines are simple in their coustructipn and mode of operation, but perform the work with great dispatch and accuracy, driving the pegs at the rate of 4 a second. Due ot lue most curious ojieraiions of the machine is the manner in which it manufacture the pec for iu awn use. A strip of WtK)d of the required -width, and neatly laid in coif pne hundred feet in length, is put into the machine, and at every revolution it ia moved forward, and a peg cut off and driven into the shoe. The rapidi ty and unerring accuracy with which these machines pwrirtm thpjr wprk is truly astonishing.

After beine peesei the shoes 8 passed np to tbe third story where the bottoms are smoothed, scoured and brushed. The fourth story is occupied by the stitching machine tended bv females, but run by steam, which tares laborious And fatiguing operation. The Japanese at Washington. The members of the Japanese Embassy are the observed of observers whenever they ap pear in public The mechanical is said to be tbe chief faculty of these people, and they sketch every thing they see, making outline sketches and drawings with wonderful rapidity and correctness. All have their note books, and are continually taking items.

The writing and drawing instrument is a fine brush. It it attached to a small inkstand, the whole forming an easily pocketed case, The brush is held perpendicularly, and plied swiftly. No religious observances are performed by them before strange eyes, though they profess principles of Oriental faith. Of the appearance of the Japanese a Washington letter tays: The mystery cf tbe origin of the Japanese people is not to be in any way ejpcidated by tneir appearance. I ney Dear no close puysj-cal resemblance to any other nation.

From the Chinese, with whom they have frequently been supposed to be am hated, they are as distinct in appearance as in The Chinese are heavy in countenance and yellow in complexion usually unattractive, to say tew katgt, to th-y. Tha Japanese have bright, clear faces, and are literally, in many eases, as white as we. Exposure to tbe sun they seldom wear bats) gives their cheeks and brow a deep tawny hue, but the bands of those unaccustomed to toil, are as white and -delicate as those of American ladies. Wherever their skin is protected, it is perfect ly fair. As for the peculiarity of expression which marks almost all their faces, it appears to be caused by their singular method of dressing the hair.

One or two of tbe bmbas-sador't attendants, who bad neglected shaving for some days, and suffered their hair to fall about after the American fashion, could not, excepting by their dress, be distinguished from the sailors on board tbe Roanoke. In other respects, the differences between the Chinese and Japanese are more striking. They have, indeed, the game religion altho' the primitive religion of Japan is elsewhere unknown, Buddhism, which is also the Chinese faith, having been introduced only in the sixth century and to a certain degree the same habits and ways of life. But the forms of government, the character of the people, and tbe most important of their customs, are wholly different. The dignity, sensitiveness, intelligence, neatness and enterprise of the Japanese are the exact antitheses of Chinese degradation, stolidity, filth and sluggishness.

To hint at a possible resemblance between the nations is to give a Japanese bis severest pride-wound. i The Japanese are generally smaller than the average of our people, but often stronger in proportion to their size. Mr. Robert Danby, an engineer of the U. Navy, who first visited Japan with Com.

Perry, and laid the first railroad and introduced the Bteam engine to the natives, en joyed a rare opportunity fur gathering memo rials of the skill and ingenuity of the people. Of the Japanese curiosities brought to this country by D. the following description is given: Host interesting of all was the lacquer- ware boxes, cups, plates, baskets, kc, cov ered with that delicate but very durable pol ish, the knowledge and application of which belongs to Japan. This lacquer, when proper ly prepared, is so bard that it can only be scratched by the sharpest instruments, and is uninjured by the hottest fluids. The luster is like that of a mirror.

Jhe Japanase tops, of which Mr. Danby bat 40 different varieties, each showing some novel capacity, are admi rably made. They develope, after starting noon their rotations, unexpected proportions; or they multiply -into a fraternity of tops or a flourishing top family, small and frisky, springs suddenly, from a tage and matronly spinner. Some tops give out the queerest noises, some dance along upon strings in toe air, and some expand into fanciful and symmetrical forms, wholly at variance with tbe popular ides of tops, Another curious possession of Mr. UanOy is a collection of dolls, representing the various ages from childhood to manhood.

These served to explain, in a new way, the Japanese custom of arranging the hair. With boys the hair is shaved off the top of the head, from infancy, leaving only the narrow rim around the tide and back. Until the age of fourteen it is permitted to grow loosely, and is then gathered up in the manner described in a previous letter, which is adhered to through life. With the girls the hair is suffered through childhood to grow in five locks, one over tbe middle of the fore-bead, ene each side of the head, just above the ear, one larger than tbe rest, upon the crown, and one upon the back of the bead. At tourteen these locks are gathered up, and thenceforward there is no- mora having on any part of the head.

The hair consequently grows very rapidly and thickly. i ATraupMoEscant Booth. S. M. Booth, the 'anti-fugitive sufferer in Milwaukee, attempted to escape from duress on Wednesday last The Wuconrin' gays he managed to lock Mr.

Burke, hit keeper, into, the room be (Booth) had been occupying, a Burke enterek the room for some purpose, and he then Mar-ted off down Burke meanwhile got out of the window, and with great risk and danger got from the room, window to the hall window, by crawling along oa the outside projection, and got through into tht ball. He cacght Booth befcr be could get, cot of the l.1 i.l Ballot lac la tb National Convention. For convenient inspection and reference we present the several balloting in the Republican National Convention for President and Vice President in a tabular form. FIRST BALLOT FOR PRESIDMTJ 4 ET I i'f i i Mains llampalilr aiwachuMtta. Mliods t'ouiiectlcut Kew York i N'ew JurftvV 6 1 i 14 'eninylvaul Ohio Indiana UitHiuri Mtehiraa ItiUlKtt Tex Iowa 4 ..47 1 I 14 26 34 1 t'alifornla .1 Unou TiMiTMiM.

Ku Nt-bnuka I I Ukt Culumbla. 1 irJHlO-2 3 SOS 48 12 1414 1 I Whole number of votes cart. Kece-wary to acholoe. ...233 SECOND BALLOT. WO fi n- Main 10 New I Vermont 10 HaaaacuaaetU t9 4 Rbudelaland 3 Connecticut 4 4 2 2 New Yui'lf-.

New Jersey a Ill l'aniwylvaul 2ta4t 1 2l, Maryland 3 8 Delaware 6 Virginia 14 1 Kentucky 7 8 Ohio 14 3 29 28 Minourt 4 Michigan 14 Illinois 22 Texaa Wisconsin 10 Iowa 2 6 California 8 Minnai'uls. Oregon 4 TEKRITOntCa. Kanaaa 6 Nebraska 1 2 District Columbia. 2 1MSU1 35 42 10 45 2:13 il'fiple number of votes l.e THIRD BALLOT. ft r1 a 5 2 5 1 Maine 10 6 New Uaoipahjre I 9 iu 18 8 Rhode Island 1 16 1 Coniieeticut 1 4 2 4 New York.

New Jersey 4 ft Pennsylvania (2 2 Maryland Itelawsre VirRinia 8 14 Kentucky 4 13 Ohio IS 2 2 Indiana 2t) 18 Michigan 12 Itlinoia 22 Texaa Wiaconaln. 10 Iowa 2 5.. ft Minnesota 8 Oregon I 4 TERKITOR1KS. Kama 0 Nebraaka 3 9 I District of Columbia 2 ....180 22 84 2314 1 1 Ohio at once changed four votes from Mr. Chase to Mr.

Lincoln Massachusetts changed to- Lincoln 18, Seward Maine to 16 for Lincoln, Pennsylvania to for Lincoln, Mc Lean Seward Kew Hampshire to 10 for Lincoln Rhode Island to 8 for Lincoln, 2 for Chase, 1 for fieward, 1 for Clay and Ohio now voted unanimously for Lincoln, 4(i votes; Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota, Virginia, Texas, Oregon, Kentucky, Kansas, Nebraska, District of Columbia changed to unanimous for Lincoln, and California to 5 for Lincoln and 3 for Seward. The vote was announced as follows Whole number of votes cast, 4C6 necessary to choice 234, For Lincoln 3C4, Seward 102. BALLOTING8 FOB VICE PRESIDENT. FIRST BALLOT. OB-WSSWSOB STATES.

1 a a I 3 a K' 16 N. Uampahire 10 Vermont 10 Massachuaetta. ..20 1 1 1 Rhode Inland 8 2 1 2 New 4 2 11 35 1 8 New 1 1 6 Pennxylvauia 4), 2 24 11 3 Maryland 2 1 8 Delaware 3 1 2 Vlrginir 23 Kentucky 23 Ohio i. 46 Indiana 16 8 Uiaaourl 9 Michigan 4 ft Illinois 2 16 2 2 Texaa. 5 6 Iowa 1 1 6 8 1 16....

Oregon 1 3 1 TEaatTORlsa. Kanaaa 6 1 Dist Columbia 2 Total. 101 38), 61 68 1M 1 8 3 6 Whole number of votes Neceaaary for a choice ...466 ...234 SECOND BALLOT. sr New Hampshire Vermont Maaacehnaetts Rhode Island Connecticut New ork New 16 10 10 28 ft 10 TO 14 64 1 rennsyivama Kentucky Ohio Indiana Miaaouri Michigan Illinois Texaa 23 23 46 12 13 8 90 Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota Oregon 3 TaaaiToaixa. Nebraaka District of Columbia ToUl 36T 86 Whol nntnber of vote east Necessary for a choice The vote was announced as follows: ....466 ....234 Mr.

Ham- Ha 8S7, Mr. Clay Mr. Hickman 13. Dsatb from Eattno Eoos. We have just learned of a death from this cause, which furnishes one of the most extraordinary instances of reckless gluttony we ever heard of.

A man named Brant, of Shanksville, Somerset coun ty, ate tuenty-ont boiled eggs at one meal. His digestive organs were unable to do the work assigned them, and tbe man died a victim to his gluttony. This rather exceeds the case of the German, reported a few weeks since, who attempted to swallow an ounce of meat without chewing it, and choked in the effort. Were the old law in force, uch men ought to be convicted of suicide and buried in the highway, etc, according to the punishment provided for that offense. Pittsburgh Uaxette.

i Oil Will Products. The Pennsylvania oil well still yield their greasy content! liberally. The, Erie American says three thousand barrels of the grand illuminator and lubricator, bav been brought to that city. Turk Good QHatrnjaBuffaJe-Coii." rler, Demorra in tpmktng of Mr Lincoln snys "he ft 0f independence, and ergcveraiice." DIED. rwiur.liiv lt, I nth lint ATI K.

only nun bx-ijue o. niinam, astil mnerai rrom tha of har pareuta, Nu. 62 Ontario atrix.t, this alUruoun, at thru a'clork. 1 i 1 DIED. New Advertisements.

UK km: it raraa to tli LtRti JOTIOK. -MRS MAUKUAM A.t.ll 111 fUlUiHt'UC4 C4JUI a couraa of LiPUl uf CN'Vulnkd. iu Tuciluy nf- t-ntonu, S)uy al (Jhuijiu'a Hall, upitu tlio act anatomy ruymoioor. Illuatnit.nl lira (In French Apparatua, tba Momu dk 9 KMai.or AHTiriuiAL vkmalb I'trn a.auu a let Ul llfu.HUu AuHtuutical I'Uitea, aud a varialr uf llatM. Oliarta autl BkotcliM.

1h Modklk la eoinpoaml uf artincial repreaantationa of all tha luip-rtaiit Or-sana alid Tmaurauf ttia Human Dotly, aitil la uapaM ul ualng a-Daraiea, bo aa coaiiawarau ino gt-neral arlil'tl ttUaai'tluu. TUa Muai-lea, K1mm1 eaaaU anil (irvoa ai-wuivuratui, rt-pi-uat-htrd tba organa of ilia Otiaal and all tba Abdominal Vlarera ara einiDiii-o ta aiu, rt-n)uMi ai pipaauivi auu inei Interior at nirtniS- ria)llv examiutid. lb prlnclpul aabjtcla of the fynrn, conaiattiiff nl fla lAotiiiu, aim llm gonan, ktuauiaa. Oitculatlon, tem, the peentliir Ortfiinizatli'll Sntt Ti-aaea of Wo- men, ami tbe Pliyxital cMucatlun of piiildren II Th (i.iiu..mif Jju lura no lay aft iont, rsaa; tvict-i tw coiniMt-ht-e at Uttlf nat jL A ir-ui-rul attaBdunu of Ladtea la tnvitru, tnnyliillo Kv. Ilr.

Aiken I'ror, IlrlllUlator, LluVelaUU Pruf. Klrtlaiid'. Hon. Bey. Jaa.

Broi-klyn, N. Y. I'rol. cntteiiden, fai-Kers vol-. U'Kiate Prof.

Z. tirorer. Dearborn lion. J. I raruBWurui Tivv A Hr.Kika Hon.

Owen Lori-joy Princeton, Ilia, lion. a. U. aaiiuuriHs- uawua, I.KS. ho bbbj.

very choice Criod Annli-a for aula at wareliouae or nmya CLARK, OARONKK 4l UALT, WATHH lUm LAND ij l'LASTKU- unule and iu nice pack- aK-a, lor aale at tne Tnry iom psi rart-a nv CLARK. UAHIISER i CO. T7LOUR GRAIX. Wk I constant recoipt of all the dlfTrruu Fiuiir; aio Whtwt, Curn. Oatu, Itye, ARE IN lit rat leu uf Bur lev- Ac.

1 mO PARASOLS Cheaper than 1 JJw nd very tipflfrablo. Thfjr iuuni be fid. niayi; KAi jIujiU II, "TklSSOLUTIOX. The Co-Part I araaHte he-ptttfore "Tistinif npcjgr the firm of araaHte he-fttttore i i A Fulloua In ttrla da of will be settled b- Juhn una day hy the witb- raw the btntiueaa of the late Arm Lord. jony LORD, Cleveland, Mny lsth, 0.

THE FUTURE OP AMERICAN I RAILWAYS. See Atlantic Momiilv for June, just MUWL I.tHXilNa-noVSES IN DOSTGS. See 4TLA5ma aioh-tiiv fur June, Jiut ArASi. Bee AtMNTjC SlUNl lltv tor June, for an lnti-reatintf artiolu uoim tiiAaunieot. iuat Diihlialinl.

CHESS, flee Atlantic Mosthly for June, fur an attractive paper upon cneaa, just pnuuned. Atlantic Monthly fur June Tba Future of Ameri can Railways, tc. B1 UY YOUR PHOTOGRAPHS at BISBEE'8! lie makea the beat in the city. and at tne ioweet pricea. 211 arpuitiB at.

niavra.nu KORTHEKN TKASSPOKTATIGX COMPANY FOR CHICAGO, AND INTERMEDIATE PORTS. THE STAUNCH Screw RtoamflrfrGDENHBURUH. R.Rich arUmm. Master, will leave oa iiit- aav. 31 a ai 70 t.oct, r.

For freitttit or paaflnrp. apply to ATLANTIC MONTHLY FOR ur tiarper AnKMnzute, lor luueaaM Godey's Lady Boov, t4 25r Ivtorson's Ladies National, 3t Wavprly MrtgHzino, UQ out lily part 2fc Mont.ily ..7. mc Bailttu 8 Dollar Jlouthly Ute Nick Nax. He Londuu Art Jonraal. iMayHW.WHa.MH.

7V Once a eek, Fart II, 4c Kdinlmrgh Review, April, luut7laa' and Lincoln's pooches, bound tn one yoIuin T.V AIhu all th lutrit Knglili and Auu-rican pS-perti and period icaU, for hy HAWKS ii9 Superior Clevplaud O. LACE CAPK MANTILLAS AND LACE Another arrival at 1UBJ-21 KETTBEKU4 HA18.MA.NJI KRESS TRIMMINGS. We are now receiving a larRe aiwortinent of the latest of DreriH Trinnuincs; aluo a full line of liut-tou. KZKKIJlL A BLAHD. niay21 If Superior, opposite Bang nt.

TINSEL WORSTED Just open-i no, a new stock in all colon. Alxoa full variety of colon in Shetland Wool 3plit Zephyr Worsted bMlTli, KZKRIEL BLAIITt, may21 ltiri Superior at. B1 IJOU'S KID GLOVES Just purchased at auction, worth BelhnR at 75 may 21 ltv Superior at I)AG Iloi utral AGG'S HOTEL, Detroit. -This ouse ia locAted directly opposite the Micditran Mini Trunk liailrtmil Deuotn. and near the laudinK tho Cleveland Stoamers and Buttaio Line ot iTopeiieni.

fus veneers atoppinff at tnia won kown house, will nave Fifty cifUtnuibus fiira, been tertained at a price and equally aa well as at any other tirat claas Hotel In the city. It will be found in every rmpect a desirable place for the traveling fublic, aa no pa inn or expeiue will beapared to make agreeable to our gue.it It. McPOXALD ft may 21 24 Proprietora. TTNITED STATES AND FOR- EIUN Patent Oifire Altency, oppoaite Wed-deli House, Bank street, Cleveland, Ohio. V.

11. Bl RRIPOE, JEHU BRAINERI). BOSTO.V BROWN BREAD. NEW AND SUPERIOR ARTICLE now manufactured hy RICK CADY, No. 'uriiniko street, near the corner of Detroit atreet.

(Went Bide.) Attention of consumers ia reapectfully solicited. Ordera can be left at Kyser el Perry's Store, No. Ul Ontario atreet. No, C-dar street, or at the Bakerv. It will be delivered to all parta of the city by RICHARD PSISK, Agent.

may21 NOW BEADY! ATLANTIC MO NTIILY, JUNE, 1 86 0. O-NTENTS. The Futcre- of American Railwavs la a Foa: TneUranadan Girl's Song: The HutnmlnK-Bird Cheee; Spring oong; ModVl Ludfina-Uousea in Boston; A bhort Campalfrn on tbe Uuilson ,1 nine i ne ju-preat-nta-tlva Art; Koba di Koraa; Py thagoras Clarian a Picture; Japan; The Vinevard Kaiut; The Profea-or'a Story The Sphinx's Children. Reviiwa asd Litckabv NoTiraa. Diee Irie; Mademoiselle Mori Critical and Miscellaneous Exsays The Mill on the Kloaa Kugamenta; A Voyagodown the Amoor; Revolutions in English History Fresh Hearts that Failed Three Thousand Years Ago; Hester, the Bride of tbe Islands.

Recent American Publications. Taaas. Single numbers. Zi cents. Three Pollara rtr year, postage paid to any part of the United tates.

All orders should he addressed I to T1CKKOR A FIELDS, Publishers, mar21: 13i Washington Boston. ARPER FOR JUNE For J. B. COBB CO. sale hy mayl8 EW ARRIVAL.

50 Bus Tim- OTHI Seed; So trot. Clorer Seed: this day received and for aale br V'. MKLHINOH. may 16 64 and 66 Merwin atreet. FOR SALE.

QQQ BUS. CANADA RYE, 200 boxes Western Reserve Gheeae, mavis By MURBAY a 8TEWART. RAINBOW COFFEE LUNCH ROOMS, BY II R8. BATE, Tba cheapest and most convenient fn tha ettjr of Clevelaud. Meala at all hours.

mayiaaia WATtt 9f No. w. STKVAaT. MURRAY STEWART, PRODUCE, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ANP PRALRRa in GRAIN, FLOUR, FISH, LLME, 1 Plaster, Coarse, Fine Dairy Salt. WESTERN RESERVE A HAMBURGH CHEESE No.

Em St. Cash Adrancaa made on Coasignmenta. -7l: P-iuts i of or or DIED. New Advertisements. Transportation.

LAKK I (NAV10ATIU.N OPI.N To DUNKIRK. liotice to Shippers. THE UNDERSIGNED, Aff.nta fur the NfcW Yt.uu LR i RAILROAD I oli. i s-aai(ni aaaj mUUii raiea io 1- NEW YORK AND BOSTON. 1L la HflUlrtnir a i iris ttailn" "nU OB K' ttlriiNirtv uhloiNHl ilail a at cMed raUa.

Vu i eVa LKST'116 niarV): dctw 3u AKeuta. DETROIT AND CHICAGO, STEAMERS OCEAN, MAY Captain ly l.iua bet OUEFN. Captain It U. Evaaa, K. It.

Vmra ill lurm i betweeu CLEVELAND AND DETROIT. fn rum li eeaaon one of tho above lktta will leave every evening, i Sundays exiwpted.) wiih uiurniug at Diuoit M1CHIUA CENTBAl RAILROAD. UAILRAn 1 AliM "WAL-KKE thmnjjh to the atiova named puluta the loaraat pnasibk? rales. Fare One Dollar lest than by any other Route. Passengers toklliat this Route I.J nitlt-B railroad Ssr- Tiirketa -an be obtained at all the principal Ticket Offices, also at the.

Ilnlnn "Perior street, Clevelaud, or at 'tbe office of the Liuo on he Duck, es inn. DETROIT LAKE SUPERIOR. 18G0. Opposition Lake Superior Line. Conslstlltff nf flm a nu Stt-auiers: ARCTIC, MONTGOMERY, CAP.

r. MlhLEH, CAPT. J. H1CHOLSOS, A I CAPT. C.

C. BLOIHiETT. Tha above itrnniers will run during the Season of anvigutlun as loilows; 'ARCTIC. Will tear Detroit for Outonagun, touchinjrt Inter- ntexiiuiei rorw, un pHturduT. WeAiueHday, Suturduv.

Mny Mny If. May 2b June 6 iti June 2T -J uly July 18 July 2 Aug. a Saturday, Vedneaday, Saturday, Wednesday. Htuuluy, Wedneaday, SiMuiday, Wednntty, Saturday, Aug. A uk.

2tf Sept. 8 Apt. 12 s--pt. 2y Oft. 10 Oct.

'2i loft. 31 Soy. io Wednemiay, niiiuruay, eUutiriUay, Suturduv. WedneMdajr, Saturduv. WiilneMlajr, MONTGOMERY, Will leave Detroit for Portage Lake, touching at iu uiruiitu? i unit, Saturday, Wednewday, Rutnrday, Ve4ueHday, Saturday, Wednesday, Suturday, Wefineaday, Saturday, Wedneatlay, May 12 June 2 June 13 June July 4 July 14 July Aug.

4 Aug. 16 Snturdiiy, Wednwuday, Saturday, Weilneeulay, Saturday, Wednesday, Snturday, Wednesday, Saturday, An. 25 Ss-pt. A Sein. l.i Sept.

2fi Kt. Oct. 17 ZT Ni. 7 JioT. 17 SEA BIRD.

Will leave Detroit fbr Outunatron, touching at inter- uibamie ruriB, on Wednesday, Saturdav. May May ly May to June 9 June 2(1 June. July II Julv 21 Aug. 1 Aug. II Wednesday, Saturday, Wedu.uday, Saturday, Wedueriday, Saturday, Wednetnlay, Saturday, Wednesday, Aug.

22 Sept. 1 Sept. 12 22 4ct. 3 Oct. 13 t.

24 Nov. 3 Nov. 14 Wednesday. Saturday, WetliHWiiv, Saturday, eauer.ua Saturday. Weiinesduy, Saturday, Win.

stop at Mack ix ac. Will oo ta Sipr- KIOR ITY. The Steamers Arctic and Sr lliuu will nuL-H tin trip each for ieuura Kxcurrjioiw. tourljinc at all P-iuts on hothHhurfai ot Lake Siipa-rior duruia the months of July and August due not lew of hi wiil be given. The IIoktoomfry, Arctic and Sfa Uird ara all First t'laaH Low i'rubbUTttaStettiuvn.

Their PnaVioniier accomniiMiations are not t4iirpu4iit-d 1 any other on i ua laUKett. ineir louimauiieri nave Ikiii in the Lake aer, ice fur veam tuiMt. ttiid tare uliivIv conversant with it dutier, in everv partu-ulnr. ft the intention of the ownem uf this Line to make it A PLRMAKKNT ONE, no that parties, an up.m having tht-ir huxiiieiui done aa Ion mm am can ran during the aeaaon of iiaeigat ion. i The Prite of Freight wiil Ltaa tiuui by aiij other Line on the Route.

It is honed, by prompt and enk-ittt attention to the reiinirementM of the Luke Superior pHpli-, and the public generally, by ail counected with this Line, to merit a nharuof iheir patronage. JOHN HnVHIWJS Ass-cuts KitL-jin "-Axi SKI DOR. af'lfl PM AX A (t(uTT. Ag'ts for -inierakaHAtgouiexy'' tt "Hea Bird. 13G0.

the 18(10. NORTHERN' TRANSPORTATION CO. WILL, DURING THE present their well known and popular line of KIltST t'LASS Screw earners regularly butweun OGDENSBURGH, CAPE VINCEKf, oswt.au a.hi) this rri-KR Form inn ft dnllv Line for Tleveland. Smuliisk. To ledo, and Detroit, and a Tri-Weekly Line and from CHICAOO, MILWAUKEE, and intennedtate porta, Connecting with the Rsil ivouajt Duiween CKiDfcSBl.

RGII AND BOSTON, Lowell, Naahua, Manchenter, Concord, Worcester. Fitchbumh. Keene. llt llttwa FaIIh. Rut land, Burlingtiu, and other interuuiliate points.

t'ounecting at I'ape Viucent with the WATKR-TOWaN' OSWEGO RAIL ROAD, and at OSWKUO with the New LINE of FIFTY FIRST CLASS CANAL BOATS on the Fnlargfed Cuiutl between Oswego, Troy, Allany and New York. VM lUrougU reign subject to but one Transit ip- meat. COJiJiCTINU AT CLEVELAND With the aerenU Lines of Rail Ttnad to Cincinnati, Louisville, St. Louia and Pitttshurgh, aud aith Messrs. Hanna, LEVKLAN'D, DETROIT A LAKK SL PERIOR LINE.

Leaving Cleveland for Chicago and intermediate ports every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. M. AGENTS AND CONSIONEKS. J. Myfrs, lid Broadway, N.

T. J. L. Warm ill. No.

3 Co? ties Slip, N. Y. 7.8. Spai ldisg, do do do do John Hocking, No. 9f State Htreet, Bonton.

A. Clphmam, Ko. lOrf do do do V. L. Thompson, 4-Rdenslmigb.

Oeoboe Pahkcr, do UKO- A. fcDIY, 'KAWrORD A HOVItT, W. T. Walkek, E. R.

Mathews, O. J. Hall, M- Henry Bakeb, Mather t'o Fife Mitch el, Ottwego. do Toledo. Dtr.it.

Hilwanke. Kacin. Chicago. St. Louii.

PELTON BREEB, Agentx, t'levela-id. WESTERN TRANSPORTATION Al WESTERN EXPRESS CO. TO TO SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT TO AND FROM THE and tue heat tacilitiea ever preaented for tha conaidera-tion of Morchauta, Shippers, Travelers and mi grators. THE WESTERN TRANSPORTATION CO. having united their facilit es with those of the Xew York Central and Michigan Central Railroads, numbering 31 Propellers and Steamers, of the first Insurable Class, will run Daily Lixaa.

during the ensuing seoeon, from Buffalo to the Porta ol Chicago, Milwaukee, Raclna and other Ports on Lnka Michigaa Detroit, Toledo, Sandilsky. Clevelantl, and oilier Ports on Lake Erie, which, ia connection with the Canal Facilitils of this Company, compriaiug 150 Boats or thk Laroest Class, eight of which leave Buffalo and Kew York daily, enables them to offer Merchants and Shippers supe rior inducements lor aalety, amputcb and reliability. THE WESTERS EXPRES3 (ownwland operated hy this Companrl will be run over tba New York Central Kailroad to Buffalo, and connect with the various Kailruads, and atwjve Llaea of Propellers oa the Lakes, for such freight aa may require a more apeedy tranait than hy Canal. Pna or FaatailT. CoNTaArrra.

isi Rrrr or Ladinu, ar Canal ob Rail, apply to Hie Atiuuis or Cousigneea, at the ofticea of tbe Company I0. 1 tOCIllleo uiijj I.UUH, 1WK. Jio. Pier, Albany. No.

191 River street, Troy. Erie Basin, Buffalo. Ilurd A Co. 'a Dock, Detroit. Mil.

A Miss. R. R. Dork. Milwaukee.

Foot Bute street, Chicago. Also, at Cleveland, Sandusky, Toledo and Racine. uniPPINO DIRECTIONS Mark Packages job Canal T. Co." ur Dailt, as Follows NEW YOKK, PierT East River. BOSTON, Western Kailroad.

ALBANY, 113 Pier. TROY, Font sf State street. BUFFALO, Erie Kama. DETROIT, Hurd Dock WILWACkEK, Mil. Miss.

R. R. Dock. CHICAGO, Foot of State street. Hark Expresi Goods ''Wuras ExpRma Co." and root they are to go, and ship aa follows NEW YORE, People's Lin steamers, foot Cuurt- Isnui eireei, Bwiftsurs Line PropelUrs.

Pier! I.R.. Hudaon River R. Warren 142 Chambers, or comer Canal and lt StA- LBANi. New York OentrJ Railroad. Abiiii, sa xiwaiflai.

Be Oslo, April 160. may 16.2 T. X. BOND, Agent, CkMlaad. El 8,1 Pnl- Marshall, Burlington, hnluiuaioo, Funo du Lau, Uuini-y, Ch tr.

r'rarie l)u I nieli, lowa IvItV. A1.ii. ur a.uu.n c. uam It to to Dr. DIED.

New Advertisements. Transportation. Dry Goods. LARGE SEW VOIIK JDBBI.va HOUSE. MESSRS) J.

0 BROWN SON lm KUi'lCRlOl. BTRKKT, havin. formed a -aa conuectiun with one of th. l.rgMt New York Uirumerclal Houaea, are prepared to furnish theit -niimerviia frieuu. amt, fanner eaaUHawrs ail Binds of Dry Goods, Fanct WATCHES, JEWELRY, YANKEE NOTIONS, Ac, Ac, Ac.

Known to the trade, at New York prices. The are uauj, iarga alocka or tiooda, such aa BroaUcloUies, Caasimeres, Coltonadcs, Genu' Summer Wear, Irish Linens, Tovjelio Table Clotliea, Bleached JIuslin, brown Sheetings, Sewing Silks, Sjiool Cotton, Lawns. CHOICE PRINTS: DMBREKLAS PARASOLS, COTTOJi A LINKN THREADS, Ac. We have tbe largeat ami fluest stock of WATCH E8 AND JEWELRY, Ptxa, Ili.vos, Locists, Vamct Haib-Pinu, c. )f anv establishment Iu this citr, and are prepared Iu tU trade at Hew York Jul'Wu.

fricea. FULL ASSORTMENT or HARDWARE, AND All Kinds op Rubber Goods, Constantly on band. A large stock of GENTS' FURNISHING G0QDS, Lauibs1 Dkes Goods, OP ALL STYLES. The whole ot which we Will sell at nriu. 1 uai im lieu ai anv store IU tne City, at WHOLESALE AND IlfcTAIL.

ADIES HOOP SKIRTS. About I 1 of all the rlirTi-rt-nt stvles. at one-hair th. ussuai price. ntllBtKU It HALSMAAK.

may iu PII Woe I REN'S CARRIAG ES- oou ana vl mow, our own make. niayv KETTllEHil ATSM A XX rPAYL0R. GRISWOLD CO f)v A lllllo purcluaera, at tbe lowest market price, DRY GOODS AND CARPETS, of every style and material desired. SILKS AND SHAWLS. Extra inducements offered in thla department.

SILK AND LACE MANTILLAS, of the newest and moat elegant patterns, CHEAP DRESS FABRICS, in Mnslin, Challl, Delaine and Valencia. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS. Broadcloths, Fancy Caaeimere, Doeskin and Sat' inett. WHITE GOODS. Double width Cotton and Linen Goods.

EMBROIDERY. Muslin Collars and Sleeves, Edgings and Bands. HOSIERY. Tha Largest stock ever offered In thie city. CARPETS, Oil Cloths, Straw and Rope Matting, Bugs, 4c.

4c TAYLOR, GRISWOLD Dry Goods and Carpet Store. CKIRTS I TVE ARE NOW RE kJ CE1V1XG the largest and cheapest as son man ot SKiltfS ever ottered in tht Hit. and will v.l mem ai tne Toiiowiug reduced pricen With at fo 0 75 on 30 apr 12 KZEKaEL 'i "iff A ii i Superior st. ADIES' KID GLOVES IN Li hlack and colors, at 62H eta. per pair, at bUl'l'li, jaEKXCL BLAHD, aprl2 ion Snperiorat.

pORSETS. A FULL STOCK OF all aizes and colors, at greatly reduced pricea, at TT D. KENDALL Cc 11, RECEIVED TO-DAY, a STjiaiEU SHAWLS, ia new and Co. Shawls. larre varietr of aura hie ntviea.

vrauuiea, rencn Jlusllus, Lawn Berage Kobes, Fercal Cloth, and Mournintr (iixmIs. A splendid aaiaartmeut of BLAPK KTf.KS. In nlnin mny H. D. KENDALL CO.

-W WTT ll a A V'VA'l 7. .1 1 1 .1 11. I.I VHKl 11 II II y.i. Jf store, a fresh supply of nonuei Kinuons, rrench riowers. American lowers, English Crapes, Krenrh Crapes, French Araphines, Bonnet Silka, Bloadee, Illusiuns, I- ancy Laces, Bonnet Trimmings, Bonnet Frames Bonnet Blocks.

all tbe materials nsjil hv iik, ia large, and of the bust rluns of (ioods, and we are daily receiving fresh supplies, which aa oner at wuuieeaie or reiau, at very luw prices. 'iy ilOUOAS ROOT. 1) ONNETS! BONNETS! THE I 1 loweRt Dricea. the trrenlent Vavrielr. mrirl (Ha iiuicewt Btyiea i iJoiiDetB in the city of ieeiana.

ran oe luuiia on ma rnrnflrraf nay7 MORGAN ROOT. QUAKER HOODS! ONE HlT tO DKKD and twenty dozen Shaker Hootls this day inmy.j Ju.ntiA.i nuui. MILLINERY this deoartment uf our biMinmi pivju.red to whiten, prett.4, and make over all surti of uhi oounew. a wo, to trim and mannfacture Bon nets to order. may7 MO KUAN A KOOT.

SKELETON SKIRTS! ONE 7 HUNDUED dozen for Ladiex. Mrh Phil. aHuperior manufacture and very cheap, thia nfiiti -lOUUAJ itotiT. "DR00MS! BROOMS! 500 DOZ JLr Axtra quality of Broom jiiit received hy JIOROAN ROOT. I nnO HOOPED SKIRTS, Com- 7, ho new abapes, "Broadway auu ail oiucr paiierns.

niay K. I. BALDWIN A CO. DRESS I. Jit BALDWIN CO.

wiil offer on Thursday, 17th luauiut, a very nne assortment ol RICH PRESS SILKS, comprising the latest novelties in Brochet, Brocade, BarKi-rde, Chameleon, and other. A Lao a Lariru ia- voice of Auction iLatt, at very low pricea. Alio, 25 pieot- plain GrosOrain JJaitHtj In elegant and cnuice -naae, very scarce auu Oeatraulu uoodii. Alo tKewart latent importation ol Extra, Extra Snper Black Silks, and a full lino of Bischoff's Black Silks. Our stock of Silk Good comprises altogether tbe largt-t and richest atsorttuent ever offered in this Dit.rKet.

one price only. may 17 BALDWIN CO. SOMETHING EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE LADIES. Brown's Hynic Sus pension Yt aist, ana improvea oitirt supporter, rat ented Dec. aith.

1.3'. EVERY LADY SHOfLD HA VI fart. every one would have one if they only knew the RAt'TT, UTtUTT and BENEFIT of them. This waUt not only anoraa tne most perfect Htiuitit, and detracts nothing from tbe Best Conckivabli Form, hut directly wo motes it in everr resuect. It ta such a peculiar const ructiun that It relieves the Hips from the almost insupportable burden to which they are sometimes subjected, by suxpeuding the skirts, Jrc, upon the shoulders, and by means of Circular Braces it Stays and Support! the clothing, completely Srerenting them from Parking against, br Bkarino owa upon the Cheats Hips and Abdomen, which makea ii truly au Axti-Lacer, holding the tkirta away irom tne person, ana a rawing tne flexible portion of the Sud Dorter entirely awav frnm tW mat is also a tron and eiticient Shouldxr Bracr throwing the entire support of the skirts directly upon the shoulders through the elastic straps.

This new and valuable invention is also designed to afford immediate relief, and in many case effect a Radical ITII OP ACVTR AND CHRONIC JJIBEAHE, CRUSed Tight Lacing, aa many who have used it lor al complaints can testify. These Waits bav passed the critical examination of some of oar most eminent ana scienttnc meuicai men, wno ail pronounce them the best thing of tbe kind ever invented. hey are rnpiujy vo-iiing iuu nsv, nu (nn) urureniai saiisiac-tiou to all who hav worn them They must be seen give one an idea of them, and worn to be appreciated. Call at the BURNETT HOUSE in Cleveland and examine them. A Lady will always be in readiness to show them.

Persons wishing to pnrcbase the rteht to manufacture the Waist, or to sell territory, will cation the proprieton at CHAGRIN FALLS. Ohio, who have tha axel us iw right for the United States. CAUTION. AH peraons infringing in any way or manner on this Patent, will moat assuredly be dealt witn according to law. KUKRIS, SHEFFIELD ft Proprietors.

fc accessor to U. F. Brown ft Co. Chagrin Falls, 0., Feb. 21, I860.

Read the following recommendation and refer ence, kindly furnished its for publication by thoea wno nave worn toes aieis, examinea and tola them which, from the many more flattering communications we have and are rrceivina daily, ia dtnit suihcient for the preeent Clbtkland, Feb. 24, lww. Messrs. Norrir, PHurnttn ft We, the under signed, having worn Brown's Celebrated Ht-oiknio 81'spenriok Waist," for the last few months take groat pleasure in recommending it to the at tea tionof every lady It is admirably adapted to the EAAE, REACT and HEALTH Of lb wearer. Furthermore, we know ft always relieves in many instance effects a radical cure of tha numerous diseases caused by tight lacing.

We hope se it come into general ose, for we are fblly satisfied it is what every lady who value comfort and health should have; and we advise everv one tomir- chaae it, fur we can assura them they will never re- pt it Mrs. Charlea Learett, In.1. Stair. M. t'obb, H.

M. Burnett, B. Psarce. S. Cowlea, 'V I'rof.

Braioard. L. iJecawitn, H. O. Bloaaom, L.

W. Curtiaa, C. L. Ran som. Min Amelia P.

Nash, Mra. S. Pritchard, iiriBivcxa. 8. B.

Beckwitb. Bralnerd 4 Bnrridf. Pat T. U. Cleveland.

W. B. Rozner, Thrall, J. M. Johnson.

ent Kiabt Ajreuie. B. Cowlea, Editor Leader. Oaaian E. Dodsa, Aent for Pianos.

J. H. ixwltt. Marohaat. I Baldwin A Co, M'ch'l Freeman Ketlr.

Morsaa A JUot. J. TC DIED. New Advertisements. Transportation.

Dry Goods. Amusements. 'ACADEMY OF MUSIC, fp! BANK ITBIET. aii iii v. i all 9tace XlAiiager i i T.

Hhitv, Treasurer W. S. lawix. LAST WEEK Of THI SEASON. Tuesday ETening, May 22d, I80, Will be preaented MU.

AXA L'OBA; Howatt Blount's -re at American Comedy or In which Mr. Bkhlnjs will apper aa the L'ATTKRAUOUH ABM-B. Adam Trarman, Mr. P. Rlrhinaw.

Gortr uda, (with aongal Mia 0. KkhUigs. In Act 4th, a "Polka Quadrille" by tha characters. ronseotieni at ih. tniu nr 1..

mv uuiu iei.ii win ua pwrea. Wedneaday evening, "EXTRgMKS" will be re-lieated by universal naiaaat. rinia or adhihriox. tiress iirvleaaa F.rqi,ti Ksmilj -JO eta eta. Box office open from lflrol and Iron Jlos o'clock Seats can be withont addltiuDal cbarga.

Doors open at 7', o'clock; rnrttin will rise at S. n- A II MELODKON, THREE NIGHTS ONLY I MONDAY, TCISDAT, AND WKDJiSHDAT, May 21-t, 22d, and RUMSEY NEWCOMB-S ORIGINAL CAMPBELL MINSTRELS! Ai in tb ND THE ONLY "CAMP- BkLLS" now in existence, all others asuum- fl Uaill. are a 11 frmiti." ami wnrthv nf inn title ooe. The CAMPBELLSaxe now on their return irom tne itana 01 cuna, bemg the nrnt and only miu.trei organization that ever that island. When it was rumored that the Troupe waa a(out to take the trip, the general in)pretion was that the enterprise would prove a failure, for the reason tht ni-Mt of the compHuy could neither speak nor understand the Spanish Languageand the Cubans could not understand English.

The result, however, proved the contrary the mwiiral and comic talent of the troupe being sufficient to draw together and entertain the largest a ltd tuunt lahional'le audieuce in Havana, although the Italian OperA andChirim's Grand Circus were in their midst. Their perfu.m-ances met with such a mitrkof approbation that they were invited to Tlsit the citiea. After performing In Havana, Matnxaa, Cardenas, and other citiett on the north side of the island, with u-paralleled sqcci, they now return to the scenes ot their former triumphs, conscious that the patronacre so freely extended to them in former days will still be awarded them. Doors open at 7 o'clock commence at AdmiHaion oeuta, to ali parts of the Hall. P.

A. CLAKK.K, Aarent. transient Mxt tttermc H1 at hu ATirDKESSLW AND SHaV ING K. AMBUSH. rooms, under the Amerian.

i nrvrmrtl tn to commodate ail customers with prompt attention from ahle workmen. A separate room for ladies. nov2V 17MBR0IDERIN( AND STAMP-J ISH, done at 97 St. Clair Btre't, oppottire An- git-r Houite, by i tts. BAtiiKL.

"TANHATTAN HOTEL. Xos. JL 7 and Murray street, 3d door from Broad- ay, oj)ptsite the Park, ew York. Hu2rins A Flinf. rrourieion).

31. nuenni. i Hiurgins, late of Pearl street H. C. fuufi, late of Lovjoy Uotol New York.

dec! 1 I ADIES, NOTICE THE NEW Millinery Rooms at io, 23g Superior street, in rthrup ft aSpaiiglor's Block are now opeo with Choice and Late Styhi New tioods: Direct from tbe Mew York opeutBgS. 3r Mrs. siuw-formerly at tihaw ft Is to be foand at the above rooms. iepvKt. P.

AT E. R. CO SALE OF UNCLAIMED FREIGHT. The folkiwine ibed property, remaining iu etore at Ckivelnnd and Way Stations, being unclainied freight, will be sold at public auction oa Tuesday, June 12. hua, subject to tbe cliarges thereon, if not claimed previous to that date D.

a Wright, Erie, Pa. 7 Barrels, 2 KeaM. J. T. HurH.iirt.

Erie, Pa I barrel Crockery. Seward rie, Pa. 1 hex Dm es. I). Hibbard.

care Xartha finis, OieTelaad. aun. ADDISON HILLS, Cleveland. May lswge. Gen, rreight Ak'L; RUSSIAN STEAM, BATH BY H.

RA EBF.L, St. Clair Nua. 95 A 97. opposite the A ngi. House, Otis Honrs of Admiasion For Ladies 9 to 12 A.

ex cepting guiular. For Uentlemea -thinday from to 'i o'clock A. M.T and all other daya from I to o' clock If. M. JMPORTANT TO H0USEKEEP KRS.

Varnuh yonrowa furnittin. Callat the reet Citr Yaniinh ortice. No. sti Superior and get a neat little Varni.h lun, filled with the txt of i'opal Varnish, which cup hiu a brush with it.) and tmu do your own varuL-inng in a style equal tn tne best of painters. Price from four to twelve tdiilUugs.

Kt-member a penny saved is equal to two earned. mar313 E. W. PALMER, Aeeut. WISHING TACKLE, JUST KE- OEIVED.

Another fine lot of Conroy's Fish- a Tac kle, suitable for taking rke, Jia-B, or Trout, eitner in uu-B, river or nrooK, sum aa koh, neefM. Lines. Hookt. Snelhu Fliea. Fir Book Minnow Seines, Nets, at H.

HATTERSLEY 8 Gun Htom 16i Superior street, Cleveland. AKE ERIE PAPER COMPT, Jj Manufacturers of PRINTING AND BOOK PAPER, are bow prepared to auppiy aU orden a ith superior tiuallly of pat-r and on favorable terms. N.W.TAYLOR, Agent, jmiM Office XI Bank St. DIKE'S PEAK A I KORTMEST of RIFLES and REVOLVERS, suitable ft.r Pike's Peak. Likewise, doable and single bretled ulIoT (iUNS.

and any quantity of et ctttcraa, such as Powder. Shot. Cans, very low for canli, at Hattoreley's Gun Store, rs'o. 102.S- Superior street, next dMr tlorham ft Aplin. Repairiug neatly exoeuteU wttn dipatcii.

looi.iyaf. tt. OLD PENS. Just received. attnlowilld assortment of John Foley's mann- fiiciure.

tor which we have the sole Agency for the city. Thy are used and recommended by over iui Banka, Bankers, Book-keepers, ftc, of New York Citr, and aUo atlopted by tbe United 9taets tiovero-ment, and in ustt in several of the Departments at Wa-hington. HAWKS BKu. may lt eww Dealers, tf9 Superior St. Cleveland.

S1 LATE ANI COMPOSITION ROOFING, Perkin's Block, PubUt Square. The undersigned, successors to Arnold ft Mcln- tyre, have formed a copartnership for the purple ol carrying on the above buaineas in Clewiand and vicinity, aud retspectiuiiy ask their inenda auu iim public for a liberal share of their patronage, and promise to execute with promptness and despatch, all work entrusted to them. McISTYKK TOY SO. OEi for lea ECOND EDITION of run OHIO STATE GAZETEER and Bus me I'irweturv. li)0and Contain, a full aud comuiete siheation of trades and prefeuions, with aa improved alphabetical arrangement of cities and towns, com- uea separately oy counties.

With an extensive circulation throiurhont Ohio and adjoining Statas.it is recommem-eito the favorable consideration of tha baaiDesa public, aa an enlarged trade may be set nned to onr city aud State. Subscriptions and advertisements for the above work received at the State Gazetteer litre, ISo, 13 State Sentinel building, Indianapolu, Indiana. a ,1. i a ii ti a Box 502, Publisher and Proprietor. N.

B. State Gazetteers aud Bnsineas Directories of Iudiana, Michigan, Kentucky, Tenno-aee and Mix-souri iasubd and kr sa as above. fsbi2 TlISSOLUTION. Thk Co-Paht- I NERSIIIP heretofore ell-ting ander the Una 5l' right, Uillett A Kawaon, axpiiea tlila day by its limitation, aud by lutuaj conaent. The buaioeee of tha late in will be settled by John Wricht aud Levi Kawaon, JUM.

u. wniunr. i- JOAIHA.1 OU.LAIT, LKVI laAWSyN. Mew Tork, March 31, lro. CO-PARTNERfHIP.

The anderslmed. have this day formed a co-TArt- nersbiD nnder the name and sty la of Wright A kaw aon. Ibr the transaction of a VV estern Produce Coin mission Busineae, aa aacceaaora of right, Uillett A Kawaon, at Ao. I ront atreet. JOHN B.

WRIGHT, LKVI BAWSON. Sew York, March 31. Win. fERCII ANTS AND SHIPPERS jJjTX wiU pleaae take notice that tha old and ralia- Fat Freight Line erchants' Despatch, AataiCAX Exfbim Cohpant, Pniorletort. bringing Freight from tha Eastern citiea at the lowest enrrent ail rail rates.

Til rum ew lurk to Cleveland l.OS to mi Boston l.ui so e- si Noneceaaitv for Insnranca on Freight shipped by the "MERCHANT-' DISPATCH," and ail tneir gooda are forwarded wit a tbe greatest poasible speed and aafetv. and deliverMl umfurmlv. reaular and ex act time, not exceeding three days from New York and Boston- for special contrati anfl Clllsot lamng, apply at the Company'a Ofilca, New fork. 1S7 Broadway. A.

II 1 Agent. Boeton Office Stata street. G. O. KIPPER, Agent.

Cleveland Office, loot of River and Front streets. H. K. BOYLSTuN. Agent.

MICROSCOPES, EACH A DIF- FEBENT power, for 11 JO; ainfU fcr oei.g. uw. iiiu luia e.1"1? rwm Ohio. A A BOW BSICSBAW, Esq. 1) EAB Si a T.uir.

VMiS bn it. Am well Fth TOU wil1 nd one dollar, lur whiab aead im aa uiaay as you ran afford. i signed) 1 1 JOH.V T. COrRTVET. Addreaa Aaboj BaAMaair, care bo il.

Ho. ton. Maaa. CTAjMLKY GRAHAM, kj CSMOU to o.il rv. i- urers of TtTES, CHTO-TS, PAILS, KEELEBS.

Aah Batter Packages, gap Bncketa, Pine and uraa BUclsls, boakar Paila, Ualf alia, h.r.l. A A Corner of Main Center s'u-'fVast Side,) aPT W(aka-v aw aA 1 V- V. mm. BaftrajtutT, pxii j. e.

Ct-s-tAM. I a it- DIED. New Advertisements. Transportation. Dry Goods.

Amusements. for Sale or Rent. 170R RENT. I L1N4 House, No. --Thk Brick Dwil- lio Huron, near oclidat.br a of "XxHl EER, So.

Superior opposite Weildell. '-KKIAGE HORSE FOR SALE A tine BAY 7 yeara old. very ent. so.taide fur a 6uuily use ma sals chiaf. iiu.iuir-of BPKNCaB MKLLEV, aorl-rtlo 140 aier stree.

lARM -OR SALE, ON LONG I CKKDIT. Fifty acrea, ten milea frnatcly: lair Improvementa and good frnit. Price liMi. ill giv. from 4 to 10 yeara time, at per rent feaquiiwof rJ.

H. LiiTLic, with Bocae A Jenniuga, Marbla Block. may.vi7 FOR RENT A vebt desiba- 1 (liOottaue. nar tba Publie Sqnara. QjilreofH.

Li7Ti oter Jio. 2i3 Marbia mora l.ra littli, a Atwater nioca rrri. H.nr DIED. New Advertisements. Transportation.

Dry Goods. Amusements. for Sale or Rent. Agricultural. CL-C LOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED 411 hn.iMO.

VlrhiMS Seed. iM uo prime Illinois Timothy Heed. W. MLHI H. and 6 Merwla street.

apr2 J. STAIR SON, SEEDSMEN, No. 116 Ontario afreet, offer for saia a large idynrhnPnl nf FIELD, AUD FLOWER SEED), Knibracing all the Bioat desirabl varieties for tbe Farmer, Gardner or Horticulturalint, both of fm-purtrd and native growth. 4'all or send and get oe or our tatuitagu-! cntainin list of the articles have for -ale. Al! orders aromptly attea'ied to.

J. STAIR ft HON. H.KASS se; HEBna gk.i Vliite Durrh Clort-r RASS SEEDS TIMOTHY OR AS. Bed Closer, urcnara urn urn, r. Kntnrkv Bine Oraae, Lucerna Red Tup, Ke Gnwa.

ylusing Bed Too or Bug L- atroyer; nuts deed lor iwna. lor ai. Cleveland Sed (itore. POLAND OATS WE HAVE A very tine aamtile of Poland weighing puiinda to the buabel. J.BlAiK avs.

niHrinniiMiaw A FRICAN IMPHEE AND CHITA NsK SLGAK LANfibKEDcxa he fonud at JlSlTntarlo street. i. bTAlK st boN. ARDEN PEAS EARLY AlU-rt. Landroth's Extra Earlr.

Danfe! orke and Early June Peas, Dwarf Peaa. Bta- OP'S LrOUt; Cbani (tii Tlmmb. Late vjirieii-i of jLDgUnd, Daarf Blue Imperial, Missouri II arrow fat, Jtc, all of hue quality, for sale by ml D1A1S 9VA. URBARD SQUASH SEED Thw is tha bMt winter variety grown for ta- e. and in also tbe lanfeat keener.

For sale at thai Cleveland Seed Store. -TAili ft SUN. FLOWER SEEDS WE HAVE a fine collection of annual and perennial lower Seoj. Price Sea paper or a dozen. ThuM viNhiuj.

them sent bv mail, can forward nctai -Uuiu-, inclosing oooeztra postage. C'lereland Weed Stoiy WEET POTATO are now receiving dailr. Sweet Poa Plants ol the very bent quality, and are to till or- 'iers ior large or -Uiriii luantiuea. pianta are of fine growth, and well roort-d. ay 18 J.

STAIR ft SON, QnUrio st. TAAHLIA ROOTS. havb a JL fine aiwrtment of choice Ionbla Dahlias. Alee iifenMie and Gladiolus ttulLe. mayl J.

PTATR ft Spy. TOMATO PLANTS. We have for sale. Tomato Plants growing in small boxes, which mar he nianted at tii-r -aiiair. check to the growth of the plant.

J. STAIR ft SON, rifT.lrp.i Qk4 itorm. eal estate WESTERN LAND. H. H.

LIT-' TLE, of the Lite hrm of Litiiee ft Kevea. haa constantly un hand a large oi nae farming Land in Iowa, Wim-onm and -His-souri, to exchang Tor city or country real eatate, or pemcnnl property. Office with, iioiue Jetuuuga. jHai bia Block, 3'ipe-rior street. mavlaRja LYMAN LITTLE, DEALER IN REAL EslAItL.

iloctj.ws, kW Note. ftp ft ATWATkia iiriDiNa. t'Welaud, O. REAL ESTATE E. N.

KEYES, 'formerlv of the fii-m of I.it Jk kev igpuited a Keal Estate Oitice in Block, coc-uroi Superior tit and Public tvaara, wod haa wn-tfintlj on hand severai thiHtaaud acre of hnt naitty aniline Lands tbe hiajn of Iowa. iacvusin and Missouri, to exrhsnge f'ir city and country property; aUo tor all kiutia ot pernonai nmperty. Part cadh tai! if neceriao. I 70 Ii SALE. Kinsman Street A large two tory dwellius.

well with rule man tie. Ac. tmkie aud. laxfe lot. A sexy dttsiraMe residence.

MBI ST. (n Siting AUutnAaaQl- a larsr brirk howte and lot. H. i HO a AHiUi of acre each, ard ooe of A acrea, ilia ttnivth'T. tuiles lroui the eitv.4M watsi honA.

barn and orchard: the whole at iwr nrru. or ana or bntti of the So acren at $14 per acre. A MAS X. Good one and a half story bona and lot. 'for sale or exchasgel AS IVf PRl tTIl FlKMof Iu9 km Railroad Stat it, n.

in rthrn kNtvi-M n- der cuitivaiion; howe, Irani, ftc; $17 per acre. A botue i. the ciiv, say $3uu, will ie takea in part pay A STKAM SAW MILL, nearlv new. looauid at oie of the best lumber in tba est; ma rhtnery eiade at the Cuyahoga furnace-. a.xchang ior city property.

171 HbJ in north wirt of Indiana- 9 milea ft-oaa the TolHk 3t Chicago Air Line Knilreaii, an'l of a mile trom a larue villjufe with milla. iiactoriM. with a omul I honte and other improvements; wet I watered; soil black mtudy loam. Exchange for a notice and ht in the city. pTEaM tiKIST jIILL A bri prist mitl located at a town in the mid-t of the bet wheat growing region in tbe State; Diachinry all new and pfr.eci, aitu oi targe capacity.

aUcnanga lor city lot ACHES Of LAND near a villago, and In on of the eat conn tit- in the eastern part of Iowa; aad Fol-'R At'KES, with houe, larn, aud a vanity of fruit, at Koclid Statioa. Will exchange either or botu for a good mill. ACKKS IN MH'HICAN, toexebaiige tor city property, or for a Warn and wm'U. mayW Marbk, Block. rFO LE of Erie Kiniaau din T.

EUCLID 8TREST, WEST ie Kirit claat. brick Iwelliag I.X reel rame ITS hj Granger street Brick Frame B.ind street Brick ihnst'U stnet brick Dwvlling KoLfi ft JENNINGS, may21 211 Aupermr st. WANTED, TO PUR- moo chaw a mortgaee well secured oa Keal J.1.ISM. Heal estate with iM or two years to run for yi.uo to law vr. aw Ts.

PO 1 sex Bulik no LET. THE FIRST AND second stories uf a large brick storv bvftding oo street, near superior Kin f. I Hl-vfc CLOSING OK? SALE. 7ILL SELL OlTT MY ENTIRE STOCK OF WALL PAPK OF 4b, two EOLLdmt PRIME COST! For which the CASH ant be paid on thedvllvenr of the t.ojU it not, a prodt price wiil be cnargtMi. My slock of waa Papr ia cvinpivt, and ia aa GOOD AN ASSORTMENT as can be found wext of New Tork.

It will aiford a nu opportunity for thoae who with to DECORATE TilEIK iiOlSES CHEAP. Mvobiect in offering the Watt Paper at theaaav. re me mw pric is tnat I wisn ro eugage ms more pxontai! iMisineaa. t. i superior Oppite the euaell maris: A NEW TH IS APER-II A I WARE HOt 'SE.

WltOLBXaU.t AHO kETAIla. Hm IkS buporior Strwt. Al. VX UaD AG Airs, Cnder tbe firm of CARSON ft CO. It is money we are aiir VS are now pnpejriag to oder to thecitisens of Cleveland and the adoiuing country larjre and wed selected KtKk nVht from tbe manii- ftictory and importers.

With our arranceuenu we can furnish WALL TAPER, AC. So low that they are within the reach of every one. An examination ia all that weshaii of a garoue public. In our JOBBINO DEPARTMENT We will not be undersold, and we invits buyers to onr stork of Wall and Window Papers, VijJow g.Mdea, Fixtnreti, Fire Board Prints, ftc Ail tin da of work in our line done on hort notices sack Fa-per Hanging, Shade Hanging, Decorating and 1 if muired. We are obliged to yon for pawt fa von.

and hi vita eontinwance of the same, pledging ourMlvea to sell you goods at the very lowest M. Carsou, M. CAB90K ft To. K. W.

Steki, n.arft, JMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC. 1 in opening- np a stoclE of Spring PAPER HAXGtN'GS, WIXDOW SHADES, Boanraa, 4c, which I Hatter mraelf cannot ba eirelled in this city. I have proved beyond a Uuub, tha I ran fell my pa ot cheaper thaa any otuer reliable e-Mhluhnient ia Oeveund, ti.r reasons aa the Mlowing: Small reuts, eronomy, indnstry and perseverance. There are no dead-heada' la this establishment Went up the profile. People will save cousijerabie trouble and expense by getting their fainting and Paperin done at our Store.

1 keep from li to 25 Paintera, tirainera and Paper-Mangers, as gucaj workmen aa can be loand in tba city so that tuuaa eoiruatuig aiewuh their work auay expect Dispatch nnd Reasonable TM Is the olilest Paper Hanging oaUblished io the city, aad received a iliploma lor the best tootle at the lait County fair. JiUN UuVi Corner Wood aud Rockwell near Poat BLODGETT PAPEH STOHEJ 19S SUPERIOR STREET, -193 CtKYKtAXP, OHIO. WALL PAPEIV WHOLESALE A.NUKtTAlL. Having con a oed our euUra trada to PAPER HAJfCIXGS, PAPIR BHADC3 1SD FIXUKE3, Of onr own Iraportatl-vi, and direct fn tha i i BEsT "ck aver on sal in clave, land, comprising every variety of Par from to il per roll, aud shad, from Lr vf DECOaATlVB AND PAXSI. PAPER Tor dweiuaga.atarea, amir baa, mc ha BP aaaiDsMof or fo, in Uo.

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