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BUSINESS NQJICES.
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t3. W. CROWELL A CO.,
mbSBiIM 197 Superior -8U Cleveland, Ohio.
O. W. OAK,i
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PRRSKHT 081 AND 0BEAM ALBS,
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Orders addressed to F. I. MPO.C,
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MORNING LEADER
WKDNErJDAT MORMNO, W AY 84, 184
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
C. A. Bead D. B. BUS Bonda.
Jubn BUiler Aoademy of MoikJ.
A th.nenm Mmilc Ball-A. Montpellec.
Alfred EL Peaae-Ooacerta.
TrO. O. Brnce A Prerton-Army end narj Mgmui
A. A (. Bettbern 'UK.
Patrick DonneUy-Btreyed or Stolen.
Wanted Situation.
Wanted Situation.
Tamaerenoe Beetinn-Loeal Notice.
Bakmpt Bale Local Notice.
T. J BoTia Local Ro'lce.
Pr kwt Alf. Howard Local ROtton.
O A. Barlow local notice.
Of Cleveland
ao.ioTiAtMi nnnotiitorr and rirai
igent of thfi FBltea bwhw.
National 10 40 Tive Per Cent.
Loan.
Hr InstrnctioM l-ora tbe Secretary of; the Tr
. detod March thli Banlt win reoei-.
arrlptioM lor tbe NxTioaxt, 10-4O1TIT
IjOam, In conpon ooooe wr i jt.
d-emil after ten and payable forty year, from date
in noim. ,v-i m.inn.
it LT on coupon and reri.tered bond. of IW. and orer
a J wreiui on bond, ol the denomination ot 5fl
and KM. dollar . ,K.
In TObecrlblnrpartiee may either to ay the ae-
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0-1,4. pVemlnm or rerre bond. .t, Inureet
h..rl.,ol mheeHetton. Auw will allow to
BAHKB. BANKERS ABD BBUJUSHES
ABV OUO .uanit
the wraal cmmteaioB of one eighth 01 one per o-ov.
Tub Ladiea will pledge look Into Mrs
Bhiw'f Millinery Rooms, Snperior itreet.
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REVENUE STAMPS
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CITY NEWS.
!?TifTMiTTn o Deaitid Mi.
The examination of drafted men waa con
tinued briakly by the Board of Enrollment,
at the Provoat Marahal'a Offloe yoaterday,
The following table exhibite the result
theday'a work:
Held to .prrice
Furnished mbetitutee .
Paid com mil let ion
. 16
. si
! is
. 7
TotAl acoepteo
Exempt, physical disability.
" other cauaea
Total exempt
Total examined.
Tna GkkiT CoHBIHATIOB ClBODB.
Thayer A Noyea, the proprietora of the most
popular cireua in the country, and the woriu
famous Van Amburga, whose menagerie
tbe greatest and moat celebrated ' ever col
lected, hare united their foroea for a grand
campaign against the pursea of the public.
They give na a two daya' nait, oommeneing
to-day. They will open thia afternoon at
two o'oloek, at the circua-ground on Erie
Street, and will give entertainments after
noon and evening to-day and to-morrow.
We advise all csr readers to patronise thia.the
beateircua and menagerie that ever visited
Cleveland.
Thi Atlabtio pob Jonx. The Atlantic
for June, Juat published, ia an excellent
number. It opcna with a " Talk about
Guidea,"by Maria S. Camming!, author
the "Lamplighter." Among the articles
"Life on theSea Islands, Part II.," from the
pen, aa we are told, of a eolored lady ; "
Fast Day at Foxden;" a continuation of Miaa
Preseott'a atory "The Rim ;" a review by
David G. Mitchell, of the recently published
Life of Irving ; an account of the English
comedian, Robaon, by Sala ; "How to uae
Victory ;" another of the "Houee and Home
Papera," by Harriet Beeeher Stowe ; "The
Parallel Roada of Glen Boy," by Prof. i.ouia
Agaatii ; and, "Seven Weeks ia the Great
Yo SemlU," by Fiti-Hogh Ludlow. The
poema of the number are the "Shakapeare
Hymn," by Oliver Wendell Holmea; "The
Neva." by Bayard Taylor ; " The Kalif
Baldaeca," by Longfellow ; and Under tbe
Cliff," by Robert Browning.
Thb Coboibts at Biaibabd' Ham, Tones-
Con-oerta
h
to
.
abb To-Moibow BviHiBOi
to be given here by the Marctaek
Troupe aa above, promise to be of the high
eat and moat delightful order of musloal en
tertainments. .
Our Eastern exehangea, particularly from
Buffalo, are perfectly enthuaiaatie over their
aueeess, and the admiration and applanae
they elicit- Of Miaa Laura Harria, from the
ioademy of Muaic, New York, the Buffalo
Poat aaya :
"Every one present waa charmed with
Vita Laura Harria. She carried all young,
end many old " Buffaloes " by atorm. We
do not wonder at her immense popularity in
Opera, if she can be ao faacinating in Con
tort." The Buffalo Courier in speaking of th
Concert there laat Saturday evening, ranka
Mr. Peas as among the very first of Ameri
can Pianiat.
Th Bxpreaa aaya of Mr. Peaae'a perform
nice :
"Tbe fiylng fingera, guided by that
ooroeptien without which no musician
ever attain real eminence, give to aot
strain the aonl of an intelligent and aympa
thoti expression. Mr Pease, by study and
meeaaant pracUce, baa brought hia rare pow
nra under full command, and Is enUtled
a place in the foremost rank of Pianists.
HerrMollenhauer, the great VloliaoeUiat
md Big. Lotti, the fine Tenor, will add
tie brilliaaoy of the Concerts.
. . 1 - fnfnnr mnnr townsman.
GOOD TEMPLERS.
Tenth Annual Session of the Right Worthy
Tenth Annual Session of the Right Worthy Grand Lodge of Good Templers---Proceedings.
of the First Day.
The Bight Worthy
Templin commenced Its tenth annuel iei
ion at Chapln'f Hall, yoaterday morning,
at ton o'elook. A large number of delegate!,
renreteating nearly all the loyal Statei, were
in attendanoe. Tbe following ii a list of
them :
Hon. Psmael D. Haatingt, of WUoonim,
R. W. S. T.
John Brans, of Hiohiian, B. w. . v
li. Ellen Wright, of FennsyiTania, a. n .
V. T.
Bolla A. taw, of IllinoU, B. w. . a.
J. W. Ferguson, of Canada, B. W. Q. T.
K n T.nwe of Mains. K. W. JH.
1). B. Tershing, of Indiana, B. W. D. M.
B. W;
Bar. J. M. raeoiea, 01 miouiganj
Chaplain.
1. 1.. Hnna. 01 luinuii. xir. n. v. u
Canada J. W. Ferguson, Simeon Mor
rill, John Hawhinnie.
Maine K. C. Lowe.
Maaaaohnsetta K. L. Mitchell.
Pennsylvania Hon James Black, J. New
ton Pearee.
Vermont J. Barny Robinson.
Tmiiana Rei. J. H. Hntohinaon
Iowa Mra. J. W. Cattell, Mrs. Fordyee
Worth, J. Q Detwiler.
Ohio J. A. Boenoer. J. n. Williams
Michigan Geo. L. Hitehsook, John Ru-
" ... .
Illinois Meliaa Emery, Miss L. B. uowa
ery, J. W. Nichols.
Missonrt John Lampoeil.
Minnesota Wra. Wiilson.
Wisoonain H. H. Giles, E. L. Thomson,
Rot. C. L. Thayer.
nalifnrnia K. H. BiihOD.
The morning was eeeopiad with the ex
amination of credentials, and the report of
oSeera. The report of the B. W. 6. T. eon
taioed ralnable saggestiona in referenoe to
adranoing the order, sustaining the tempo
ranee preas, and an able defence of the
organisation from the attacks of those who
objet to secret aociotiea. The report of
the K. M. 8. S. exibited easonraging pro
gress in nearly eTery State, and the addition
of two Grand Temples in Vermont and
Prince Edwarda la and, with one in proapeet
in De'aware.
The following f gores ahow the nomerioal
strength of oar order ;
Nnmber of members in wood Bl audi air P7
Number initiated the last year.. S2.380
Present nnmher of Temples 1,307
Number oc temples lnaatulea during trie
year ,
The R. 6. N. TreaMUrer reoorted as tbe
Dalance in toe i reaapry i,eo oj
The afternoon aeaaion waa devoted to the
consideration of a nniform ayatem for Jo.
enile Temperance aaaoeiationa, in eonneO'
tien with Templea, and a resolution waa
Anally adopted reoommending the formation
of anoh aociotiea wherever practicable.
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Crvn. Bbaich. In Court Room Number 1,
a demurrer in the eaaeof Wjman.Adminiatra
tor, rt. the Foreet City Bask, which waa ar
gued to the court aomo days sinoe was over
ruled by Judge Bolton.
In Court Room Number 3 the ease of Mo-
Ciellan and Co. vs. Moeller is itill on trial be
fore Jndge Coffinberry.
CximMAi, Bbikch. The divorce ease of
Harriet Barnum va. John P Barnum, a pett
tion for divorce and alimony, waa on trial
before Judge Foota yoaterday, S. B. Prentiss
appearing for plaintiff and J. M. Adams for
defendant. The ground aaaigned waa ill-
treatment; The huaband put in a eroaa-pe
tition for divorce on ground of adujpry
Both petitiona were diamiaaed by Judge
Foote.
TJkitib STiTBa Cotm. The pleaaof coun
sel in the case of the United Statei va. Rin
kenburger, Blanchat, Roas and Monet, for
conspiracy, oocapied most of the day yoater
day. Buthnell White, Esq , argued the case
for the United States, and Meaara. John Mo-
Sweeney and S. E. Adama for the defense.
The case went to the jury at five o'clock, af
ter aa able charge by Jndge Swayne.
jury were then diamiaaed until nine o'clock
thia morning.
TO DRAFTED HUNDRED DAYS MEN.
Important Letter from the State Prevent.
Marshal General.
The following letter from Colonel Parrott,
the State Provost Marshal General, to Cap
tain Nash, will be read with interest. It de-
cidea the atatua of all drafted men who h.
substitutes in the hundred day's service:
Omci A. A. PnovoiTMiXSHiLGssesiL, 1
Ohio, Coldhbdb, 0., May 23, '54. J
CiaotTLxa Lenin :
of
CaPTAix : By decision of the Solicitor
the War Department, peraona having substi
tutes in the Ohio National Guards for one
hundred day'a service, who have been draft
ed, will not be oredited with the period
aemoe of their substitutes.
Provoat Marshals will see that drafted
men who have furnished aubatitutea for
one hundred day's service, comply with
provisions of the law governing dratted
men, before the expiration of the service
their substitutes. By order of Colonel J.
Potter.
L. V. BIERCE.
Capt. F. A. Nise, Major and A. A.
Provoat Marshal 18th District Ohio.
a
of
A Daeibo Lcap pob Libibtt. Oa
Columbus Express train, laat Saturday,
were several aubatitutea for drafted men,
who, haying received their money, were be
ing aent to Tod Barracks, Columbus, pre
paratory to being placed in aervioe. When
between Iberia and Mt Gilead, going at th
moat rapid express speed, which, at that
point, la decidedly lightning-like, on of th
aubatitutea crowded himself through the win
dow, and in that cramped position threw him
self from tbe train. The chanoea aeemed
thousand to one in favor of hia instant death.
Nevertheless when the train waa stopped
search was made, nothing waa fonnd but
marks he had made in falling, and the prints
of bis footstepa. A farmer who waa plough
ing near by, bad aeon him running off and
gave chase to him. The guard disembarked
from the tra'n, and commenoed 'a thorough
search for him, which will probably result
hia capture. i
Th fellow's name waa Bruce Shelton.
had been a school-teacher, and It is curiona
to note that he appeared remarkably careful
and eonaeientioua aa to the disposition of
bounty money, and the time of hia being
mm tared in. j
-
M'btibo or Colobbd Cmiin. la view
of the fact that one or two of the eolored
eitisene of thia city have been contemplating
uniting with the Cleveland Convention,
meeting was held laat night by the eolored
men of Cleveland to sonaider the matter.
Medlin waa ehoaen President,, and C.
Richardson, Secretary. The following re so
lotions, reported by John Mai vis and George
Voaburgh, were unanimously adopted!
CLEVELAND. May. 24. 1864.
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WHBBBiS, The present crisis demarda
unity of action on the part ef the Union
loving people; and, whereaa, tjiere is a Con
rention to aasemble in thia city ion th Slat
day of Hay, th tendency of which, in
opinion, will engender discord rather than
Union ; therefore, -- I .
1. ifceefred, That it ia inexpedient and politic
for the colored people of Cleveland
to send a deleration to the aaid Convention.
I Rvnl-rcd. That we will aupport the Bal-
awA.
tnintnii Mnaio Hah LIT. It if with I
feeling of glad relief that we turn from the
enaation piecea to which we hare been ao
lavishly treated since the opening oi too
theatrical aeaaon, to the elaaaie drama-irom
playa that depend for their effect on chemi
cal lighte and the banging or muaxeia,
tragediaa in which legitimate acting taste,
intellect, and power, combined, ean aiooo
win auooeia. The traniition waa a marked
one from Cudjo'a Cave to Hablatv and it
waa as refreshing aa it waa marked. Hamlet
waa splendidly rendered last evening. Mr.
Adams has the natural advantages oi nana-
aomo poraon and moat admirable voice,
whtoh hia geniue and culture have taught
Mm how to uae. Mr. Adama thoroughly
eomprehenda the wonderful character of the
melancholic Prince of Denmark anu mat is
more than ean beaaid of half of the actors
who attemnt to render it. Hia rendition of
it waa masterly marked with culture, pow
or and scholarly appreciation of the text
throughout. We have no apaoe for comment
in detail, but only expreaa the hope that Mr.
Adama may repeat Hamlet again, to a fuller
house than that of laat night. Mr. McCol-
lem apoke the part of the Ohoat with great
effect and power. Mr. Eilaler'a Poloniua
waa moat excellent, aa are all hia renditions.
The reat of the company did well, and would
have done better had there been leaa cutting'
leaa interpolation, and atriotor fidelity to the
original text.
To.niht. "Richard the Third" anu
" Family Jara " are announced.
A Nw Pioe-biobiboGboo.d. Oar oity
pent readere will be delighted to learn that
the Eaat Cleveland Bailnad uompany nave
leased a handaome pieoe of wooda in Eaat
Cleveland, on the line of their road, and in
tend cleaning off underbrush, ereoting a few
buildings, and putting it in the beat of order
for nick-nicking- parties. It will be tnrown
open to all, except on Sundays, free of charge
If a party desire to use it, and will noiuy
the company a day or two beforehand, cars
will be furnished for them, and they will be
taken the round trip for ten cents apiece.
Th bit of forest leaaed by the company
liea near the Jackson House, adjacent to
and juatcaat of M. M. Spangler'a grounds.
We visited it yesterday, and found it a most
attractive spot, already fit for the reception
of merry parties. A little labor will make It
a moat deairable place for piekniekers.
By the way, in thia merriest and happiest
month of the whole round year, we know of
cheaper and yet higher pleasure than
may be got by jumping aboard one of the
handaome cars of this company and riding ont
along their beautiful line till you can so.
meadows ani forests and waving grain, can
amell flowers and new mown hay, and can
breathe the free air of heaven. If you only
go out and return at once you will be better
and happier for your ride.
Tab Pbop.i.b Nub. This 11 fated
ateamer, which waa ae shattered at William's
A Co-'a wharf in Detroit by the terrible ex
plosion of Saturday morning, oame out new
in 185J, but underwent extensive repair,
1861. She waa owned by the Meaara. Erana,
of Buffalo, who a few yeara since purchased
her from Capt. Frank Perew. Aa regards
her boiler there doubtless waa but few better
on the lakea. The Nile waa connected with
Evan's line of ateamera between Buffalo and
Chicago, and the only boat of the line
believe which called regularly on the east
shore of Lake Michigan,1 at Northport,
Grand Traverae. Capt. Hunt, her Captain
is considered one of the moat prominent
masters on the lakea.
City Council.
TUESDAY EVENING, May. 24th.
The President of the Council, Thomas
Jonea, Jr., in the chair.
All the members present except Messrs.
Dangler, Goldriok and Huntington.
Minutea of the last meeting read and ap
proved.
PETITIONS.
OfT. D Masters, Bridge Tender, asking
increase of wagea. Harbors and Wharves.
Of John Outhwalte tor vacating pan
Kinsman street. By order of City In
.nantors.
Gf C. Bradburn and others, aaking
Council to conaider the Claim of 0. P. Dabnoy
Filed.
REPORTS.
ve
of
of
Of Board of City Improvements, on the pe
tition of H. Bioe and othera, agaiaat paying
Prosneot street. Filed.
Of Committee on Fire and Water, in refer
enoe to the purchase of bell, Ac, of Engine
company no. iu. jmea.
Ot the City Attorney, in relation to what
rights the city has in the old Canal on
West sido of the river. Filed.
Of Committee on Harbor and Wharves,
relation to tugs depositing dirt in the lake,
Filed.
Of the City Attorney, on the claim
Francis Marlow. for damages sustained
Franklin street, in favor of the claim. Board
of
COMMUNICATIONS.
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From the Board of City Improvements
relation to ordinances to grade and improve
Canal, Kinsman, Seneca and Michigan
atrweta. Filed.
From C. P. Dabney in relation to labor
performed by him, and aaking relief. Com
rait tee OB Schools.
From the Board of City Improvements
relation to the condition of East St. Clair
Street School House. Schools.
The following oommut ication waa receive,!
and filed from Hon. Ueorge a. center
Oeellessrit of the Ctty Comci of the City
Cleveland
While I accept at your hands the offic
Mayor of th Lity OI uieyeiana, ana
it aa a high honor, I can but
ment the unfortunate circumstanc that hare
made a choice by your honorable body
lisatorv at thia time. In common with
fellow citisana, I waa gratified with the elec
tion of my late predecessor, the lion. 1.
Masters, knowing from long familiarity with
hia public and private life that ae a gentle
man he would aignity toe oraoe, enq mat
an energctio, Judicious, public spirited em
sen he would fully subserve the highest
tereats of the city.
It oleases me to know that hia conduct
offloe haa justified the exptctationa of
warmaat friends, and called forth the com
mendations of every one to whom the welfare
of Cleveland ia dear.
It ia lamentable, therefore, that the pre
carious atate of hia health ahould require
euch a freedom from theeareaof buainess
auce a oharge of habitation aa will for
present season deprive ua of hie valuable ser
vices, itie ainooreiy to ee nopeo mat
will Boon be reetored to hia wonted atrength
and vigor, and again return to long occupy
hia place among those whose presence can
any time be my a pared irom our miast.
The honor you have conferred upon me
not accepted without a full appreciation
the all-absorbing attention the lust perioral
anee of ita dutiea require, and the conae
quent knowledge that my previoua buainesa
arrangements and plane mutt be changed;
as it is your will that 1 again serye your con
stituents as their Jtxeeutive, it becomes
matter of public duty,acd I cheerfully acqui
esce, only hoping mat i may oe able
reach tbe high standard of official excellence
established by my immediate predeceaaor.
The reqnirementa of the munioipal aerv
ice have, within ao short a Bne, been made
known to you in the annual message of
lata Mayor, that no suggestions need now
made by me. All aid shall be lent to carry
on to execution plana of SAoper improve
ments adopted or now in progress, and
general course inaugurated by the present
munioipal government wiu oe preaeverea
1 am, gentlemen, very reepeotiuiiy,
GEORGE B. SENTER.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr. Sturgea. Whereaa, our late worthy
Mayor, I. U. Master., Esq., haa by reason
of ill health been compelled to resign that
ata
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nee), to
tke acta '"Mat action to testify
ai. . ,,
.'.M-Htiir ot hia bervioea and the
estiiuwUM it, v. ,h be e held by us, there
fore Resolved, That we deeply r-r.Ji the neeee-
aity that led to hia resignation, and return
our heartfelt thank for the distinguished
ability that marked his course during tbe
thirteen months he presided over tbe admi
nistrative department of the city, and for his
uniform sourteouaneaa and urbanity toward
the members of this Council, and all othera
whoae buaineaa brought them within the
sphere of his official duties.
Besolved, That in hia retirement from the
cares of office, the city loaea the services of a
valuable, honeat, and efficient public serv
ant; this body, of a wise and diserest counsel
lor, and a man every way worthy or tne ex
kited and dignified station to whioh his fel-
cwcitlaene had elevated him.
Besolved, That we tender him our dorp
and eiooer aympathy in hia affliction, and
feivently hope that the meana he ia about
to adopt for the reoovery of his health, may
prove suocesaful, and that he may bo per
mitted to return among ua in the full en
joyment of that blearing, of which he haa
ao unfortunately boau deprived, ana wua
out which all othera are comparatively val
utleaa Adopted.
By Hr. Roberta, That the name of George
Mygatt be added to the Committee on
Equalisation, in place oi ueorge freeman,
who declines to aerve Adopted.
Bv Mr. Gardner, That the Street Commis
sioner be instructed to see that the Eaat
Cleveland Railroad Company fill the track
between the raila, ao that it shall be In good
working oondition and passable for the travel
of the publie, and ao that buggies will not be
endangered when crossing tne same. Adopt
ad.
By Mr. Cranser, That the Board or Oity
Improvements be requested to place a atone
cr'.ssinr on Duane atreet, on the weat aide of
Clinton atreet. Board ofCity Improvementa.
Bv Mr. Sturcea, That the Committee on
Gas be directed to inquire into and report to
Council at their earliest convenience, tne
expediency of extending the gaa pipes on
Lake street, from urie to aiaoame street,
ar-d of having public lamps erected on that
portion of aaid atreet ana lighted witn gaa,
Adopted.
By Mr. Bower, mat tne uommuioe on
Parks and Public Grounds be instructed te
hare the neoeesary repairs made to tbe fence
aronnd Clinton Park. Parka and Public
Grcunda.
By Mr. Truacott, That J. H. Sergeant be
appointed a member of the board ot equal
isation in place of Charlea Winalow resigned
Adopted.
By Mr. Martin. That tbe Board oi uity
Improvementa be and are hereby inatruoted
to construct a walk across Lorain street on
tbe west side of Green street. Board of City
Imorovemtens.
By Mr. Truscott, That tbe compensation
for tending Willow atreet bridge, hereafter
be one dollar and nfty eenta per day,
Adopted.
By nr. uaraner, list tne noara oi city
Improvementa be requested 'to notify the
owners of property on weat aide of Biver
atreet. between Superior atreet mil ana at.
Clair atreet, to lay dowa a walk of either
plank or atone, in that part not already
(larzel Adopted.
By Mr. Irusoott, ihat too Hoard ot water
Worke ia hereby instructed to eauae the
hydrant placed at the intersection of Pearl
and Detroit streets, for the use of the street
sprinkler, to be removed from its present
locality to some piaoe wnere it win uot inter-
fere with travel. Adopted.
Bv Mr. Townsend, That the Chief En
gineer of the Fire Department be requested
to lurnisu, lor tne use oi tne veuncti, a sys
tem of fire-alarms with, such auggeationa and
recommendation aa he may think beat, with
the coat of the aame Adopted.
By Mr. Wiilard, That the City Marshal
and Street Commissioner be, and are hereby,
required to asaiat the acting Health Officer
to enforce tne orainanoea prosioiting tne ae
posit of Hh of all kinds in the streets,
lanea and aueye oi tne city. Adopted.
By Mr. Keating, That Joseph Shields
allowed f 1 60 per day for services ae bridge
tender, on the pontoon bridge crossing
Stone's Flats. Adopted.
By Mr. Truacott, That the B ard of City
Improvements be and are hereby instructed
to notify the property owners on the north
side of Detroit street, between rearl and
Hanover streets, to (within ten daya) repair
aheir eidewalke and make the walke conform
to the eetabliahed grade ; and upon the prop
erty ownere neglecting to comply the Board
cause the eaid eidewalke to be put in proper
repair, and aseeea the expenae upon the prop
erty. Adopted.
By Mr. Trueeott, That the oompenaation
for attending Lighthouse Street Bridge here,
after be $7 lo per day and night. Harbors
and WharVee.
lly Mr. Bandereon, That Willie Benton
allowed $20 a year more for hie services
page of this Council. Lost.
By Mr. Truacott, That the oompenaation
for tending Centre atreet bridge hereafter
9.0 za per aay ana nigut. xtaroors ana
Wharves.
By Mr. Townsend, That the City Fire En
infer be authorized to buy for the use of
oity, at their value, but not to exoeed their
original oost, the bell, belfry, gas fixtures,
inside blinds, etc., of Engin Oompany Mo,
10, that waa lately disbanded. Adopted
By Mr Townsend, That the Board of City
Improvementa be authorized and inatruoted
to have a reservoir built on Washington
atreet, at the moat convenient place between
Taylor and St. Paul streets, at a cost not ex
eeedint? 20". Adopted.
By Mr. Roberts, That th Committee
Fire and Water be, and they are hereby,
authorised and requeated to rent Engine
House No. IV. Adopted.
ORDINANCES.
on
in
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of
of
ac
knowledge la
To levy aad assess a special tax upon Eu
clid atreet eecona reading.
To levy and assess a epecial tax upon Co
lumbue street Ordinances.
To levy and asaeea a special tax upon Par
ry atreet Ordinances.
To levy and asaeea a epecial tax upon
rToepect etreet raaaea.
To levy and assess a epecial tax npon Eagle
atreet Passed.
Levying taxea for th year 1864. Bulea
euspended and paaeed.
To ameud eection two of an ordinance en-
titled an ordinanee to grade and pave th
carriage way and gutters, and eurb the side
walks on Euclid street between Monumental
Park and South Perry etreet. Lost.
To levy and assess a epecial tax upon
Weat alley. Paaaed,
Amending an ordinance entitled an ordt
nance prescribing the terme and oonditione
of pasaengera on th Street Railways in th
oity of Cleveland. Ordinances.
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Teu-Forty tcavoverameol Uan,
U HIT BO 8TATEB 0KPO61TUBY.
THS FIB8T 5ATI05AL BAHX,
OF OLBY-tAalP,
dedgnated a permanent Depository of the Govern
ment, M preparea to reonye nacnpiion to -.oe
T-rrt? GTrmeit Lama,
now raadT lor delfrarT
rjpoitory for D. . Offlcera,
Quaxtvmaatera,
Paymaaten
mar3llM.
F. B. HALE, Banker,
lit B-perlwr-eK,
U. 8. BONDS, GOLD, SILVER, U.
COUPONS and CANADA MONEY
aougbtand sold at best rata
Beposita Beoeived
And Collections made at
points.
all Saweasible
MTUaearrent Fanda converted at Low
est Ratee.
Biwen oe Stamp, for Bale.
mays
LOCAL NOTICES.
Tcbth Wabd. All persons liable to
present draft are requeated to be present
the Kentuoky Street School House
Wednesday evening at 7 o'oloek.
may ii: 15 J. T. J. Bossu, Chr'm.
Go to the great Bankrupt Sale for your
Boots and Shoes, for style beauty and dura
bility, they ean be had at leaa than Maa
afaeturar prie. . 108 Superior atreet.
mej25: lal
PiABoe O. A. Barlow is opening a new
atook of the Knabe Pianoa, which for vol
ume and purity of tone and durability,
superior to any offered for eale in thia city,
n.n ..j .u then, at No. 3. Knolld atreet,
LOCAL NOTICES.
Prof. Alf. Howard, American Ole Boll
violinist will visit Tttuaville, Pa., and
Jamestown, N. Y., aoon.
may 14:161
Public Tcmpixaacb Mbbtisq. There
will be a public meeting, in behalf of the
eause of temperance, at Chapin'a Hall, thie
(Wednesday ) evening at half-past seven
o'oloek. Hon. S. D. Hastings, State
Treasurer of Wisconsin, will preaide, and
Hon. Jamee Black, of Pennsylvania, Bolla
A. Law, Esq., of Illianis, J. Q. Defwile, Esq ,
of Iowa, and John R. Williams, of Ohio,
will address the meeting. Th National
Lodg of Good Templars, now in aeaaion in
thia city, will be in attendance.
may2i:152.
Thb new war those Gem Piotores are
made at Parker'a Booms, No. , Pnblio
Square, ia rich, and they are hard to beat.
mayZ4:lbZ
Tub SboobdNatiobalB abb having re
ceived instructions from Ihe Secretary of th
Treasury, authorising the redemption of the
Coupons of the five per cent. Legal Tender
notes, due June 1st, win reaoem toe same on
and after that date. mayuuoo,
sVCbbapib thab Cottob Shibtibo. The
Irish linens, aellinr at the cloaing out aale
of I. P. Sherwood's, are much cheaper than
cotton goods. maj jo
DxBTiBTAy. Dr. B. F. Robinson, office
No. M Wood street. All kinds of surgical
and mechanical denSstry, done in the beat
manner and at a low price.
dec2KZ7
Fttth Wabd. Noticx I There will be a
meetinr of the membota of the Fifth Ward
Equalisation Association at tne Baptist
Chanel, thia Monday evening;, the 23d mat.
It ia important mat every memoer anouio.
be nreaent. as the question ae to the distri
bution of the funds will oome before the
meetine. All the drafted members are re
queated to bring the notice aervea on mem
by the enrolling officer. By order of the
Executive Committee.
B. P. BOWEB,
dlt Secretary.
Second Ward Draft Association wil
Thi
meet thie evening. May 23d, at Court Room
No. 1, at half past aeven o'clock. Every
member is requested to be present. By or-
der of tbe Finance Committee.
may23:l2 T. A. Sabpobp, Seo'y.
Nonce. A meeting of the members of
the First Ward Equalization Association will
be held at the Engine House on Cham plain
tmet. on Monday evening next, at i o'clock
The question of a distribution of tbe funds
of the Association will eeme before the m
ing. All members are expected to be prea-
Ont D. it. B.BV8,
may21:151 Secretary.
Fob Plnmbinc. Gaa Fitting and Fix-
turea go to MeGarvey'e, opposite the Poetof
flee, agent for the celebrated lava tip gaa
burner. apr2v:M
Bib thi Coiqcibmo Hibo. Splendid
large new steel plat portraits of General
Grant. Canvassing agents wanted through
out the State. Specimens acnt by mail oa
receipt of retail prices, one dollar. Address
B. S. Green, Room 4 American Buildings,
Cleveland. Ohio. tnavlirl&l.
be
to
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are
AMU.M(itT.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC!
aTa. Butx-St., xt to A.ona Horse.
VMS
JOHN BLLSLEB Manager and Proprietor
JAMES PICBSON . ..stage manager.
n HnvlflH . Treasurer.
Pmiru or AnmfMiON Boxes and rarqnette, au ci..,
Family circle, iar CI..; uanery, i.icis. oiuifie
Seats in Private Boxre, 7S ct.. Bntire Box, S-,
S3 and St. Seat, aecured dnring the day, Ul eta.
The manarer ha. the honor to announce a limited
png-sgemeut with taeyonng trageaian.
Mr. BDHIN ADAMS,
hrweca-eer thronabont the entire Union I. consld.
.red by the nniremal Ilramatio World to be tbe
greatest eerie, of ttinmph4 on raonrd Ince the ear'y
career oi tne faowj eiuiarnt mrjuim, ueia
rUBBKl.
WBDNC3DAT IVI-INO, May 25th, 14, will be
prearnted bhasspaarea ureat xive-act nageoy
called
K I G H A B D III.
Rlehaid IK
tlueea Bllaabeth..
..EDWIN AP4MS
.In Koie Cl sier
To conclnde with
'FAMILY JARS.
Ib aotlre preparation, tbe new pipy ceiled
III HlKltlU,
Also,
THB Dim HCABT.
THKNKUa1
MUSIC
Superior it.,opopiit Bank
A. HONTPBLlltIiw.
.. Proprietor vnd au uter
HtAifi- Muniaer
T. el. ttlLSl..
HQ GU8. PKTKKii
Maitre d Bubllet
JU8TIN JLUHH.
M0)tucar of Miwic
The ronritor tekravVuare In annoancinir th-vt
h- bats eulu-ed thttuce In order W giw eOct to
Tittaof riitjfii.n aud Hoectacnlar lrani(s which
will thortiy be prodacd, iu addition to whicb tbere
wiu Denew irop oiirtaia.
Vint appetraoca nf tb popnUr Ithlopiu Comedian
ana Dan joist itiuarLarr iron ui Ameru,
Theater, Broa4w.y, Hew Xorfc.
First Bicht of the beamifiil Ballet ot PtXIAtK).
Firat appMi-ance of Father Peter ao4 hia Oriflnal
ULi rutiavs
First nfch' of the laiiffhable Pantomime of the Cob-
ler a Frolic tap ported br the eotlre com pan 7
jb taieDtoa axtiata.
Admi.OBPaxoutt A Ureas Circle. .....J' ct.
iieaerred urcbeatra ataiu .00 eta.
The next family matinee will take plane hat
era ay, tu to mat.
The grand Eqoetriaa Bpeetacolar Drama of
MAZKPPA,
I in actlre preparat on and will shortly be produced
TO HN G. J KNNINGS,
INSURANCE AGENT
Atwater Boildiog,
FOOT OF SUPERIOR BTREET.
BepreMinbi the following
Old and Reliable Kcstera (ompanlct:
CHARTER OAK FIRE INSURANCE CO,
Hartford, Conn.
MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY,
Hartford, Conn.
H0RTH
AMERICAN FIRE INS.
Hartford, Conn.
CO:,
CITY
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
New Haven, Conn.
I HAMPDEN INSURANCE COMPANY,
Springfield, Mass.
IIA88A80IT INSURANCE COMPANY,
Springfield, Mass.
' CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE
Hartford, Conn.
Policies Issued at lowest paying rates and leases
pro iprly ad'n.ted rnay.r.'
orrira f'LBVBUiwn 1bow MiniitoCo.
0i.avBi.4Bn, nay t8ih, ldet.
r-IVIDEND NOTICE. Thb Di
1 rector oi tbe Cleveland Iron Mining Com
this day decla-ed an extra "ir'de d of
Dollars (6) per share pTable on the Sth ot June
nest. Strcti noldssr ltrred in the w York
Hwiata will be Mid at t.ie offloe of tbe Farmrir
i, can and Trust Company, in that ctty ; all other
will be paid at the office of the Company in r 1
nd. Transfer books will be cloawd irom thft Sth
.. I. iBasaaa lyWlTaalre- PAO. Ai. flA 1 UH K,
ORDINANCES. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
ORDINANCES. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. FINANCIAL
MONEY MARKET.
MOKN1NU Lf sllIB ornoB, i
Tcaaoav arumo. May 24, 134. 1
Uald Gold adranced In NewTork to-day, ckwlns
firm at 189HalMrK. Tbe only cane, apparent tons
for this advene, was probab'y a heavy demand for
shipment, to-monow betns eteejaer day. Tbe buy-
ins rate here to-day wee uniformly 8 per coat, pre
ailnm. Hllrwr BnyiB abont u per cent, below sold.
.lioaey- There is very Uttle demand oa tbe street
at present lor money, and tbe market is easy at the
regular rates, tf7 per oent. Lars dra ts bare
been made by the Government within a day or two
ipon the National tanks, bnt tbe effect, though
temporarily tiahteoincnp those bMtltotlona eome-
wbat, is Bot perceptible npon the general - market.
BxehaBaw sy and quiet at unchanged rate.
(iwverwsaeBt Bends Steady, bnt rather del).
at the billowing rates i
Bnylnr. belling.
6-311'.. oonnonp niMt 1W
7-', April and October.. .lll 112
7-Sn'a, February and August 110
1U
. H, no SB- fllA KMyBY fftay 24.
I sx VBBSarB.1
W,m.v-Im? at a aer met.
merlin aExoBaajrw Active ana nrmer.
sou
all lor c.irrency.
.jwIa AetiTMuid nuner. uaeninr nt tB'e. .a
retiring to lse, declining lo 184H and cluing Aral at
ltttHelimt. . .. .
vrraaeit .ter)k A little nrmer. vnnea
mi,im 1', ,,f iddt. mnuDL 11.14: Bire-twentiee.
coupons, li 64.1'i7 ; ewreu-thlriiee, October and
April, ill.
N. Y. STOCK MARKET—May. 24.
[BY TELEGRAPH.]
,uli. Firm
Vire.twentlM. erumo-.. lAfiV. rVreD-thirt'e 111.
One yew certificate. w, i'aciHc M.ll 134, Hew York
Lieair.1 una. .imiBun nr, a.rie i .we. ufwiu'ii -"
Bar'em 2I.Micb'g.n.nirel 14SS. K1icbign sonib-
em USH d guaranteed U, lllln. l. Urntral terlp
132s. uierAiand aud i-ittetinr.n no, u.ieue anu
Cbkago 137. C'l.Te'and and 'foledo 150, Chicago and
tt.k i.ii..i t nu. i hifiaaa. Hnrnnrion ana uuincr
12. . ltt.burah. fort Waye and Chicago 11714, Uhl-
cago and Burtb western
COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET.
of
MOSNINU LBA11KU orri' i,
TrjxeoAV CvaniBe, Mar 24, utfrf. I
Reeelpta Tne loltowing are tbe receipt, of grain
by rail daring tbe 48 hour, ending at hall-pant one
AV!m.k IimIav .
i wneat uorn oan nre oar.er
bits. bns. bun. bus. boa
O O A O B b ; 3M am .
O A T at " 21 lMiO 4- 0 .
Total.
, 4fV4 IS6 1210
There waa eon-iderable improTpaient in reoerpta of
wheat to-day. thera bctaa; Id additioat to tbe above
ft. 200 bashel. recelTed br Lake. The market, how
erer, cont too a to rare witttont dmand, epcili7
for roond Iota, and price are iirealar and nneet-
tied, fc l.e iboa-and boahe red were offered to-d-y
on 'Change at !,, free on board, bnt tbre wre no
takera. F oar la only in moderate demand fr r the
local trace, and clo-.ee tirra npon th atrength of the
improTwl leeliog Ka-t. Corn rnled quiet to-day, no
aalee beinc r-ported. and hokiert fell 3c irom yeater-
day'aaiice. Other arrama oaiet and iteady. uiat-
winea were lean firm to-day, and Terr irregular, with
but little inquiry. ProTi-ioni are Aim and In food
teady demand. Batter and Kurjta acaixe and
8alea and aaotationa to-day were aa follow :
Fltar-Very dnll, bnt Arm Oooble extra red,
good to cfcolre, 7. 5047,75 ; ao white, tft, 2518,75.
Wheal Irregnlsvr, anivett ed and very qost. tie lee
on the rirer ol 1 earn red oa track at tl,M.
C'ra- Unlet ex d lower. Uotdra aaftinc tl.ZS on
track.
Uauw-Qaiet and steady at 7to on track and 80c
from tor.
Rye Doll at 1,D from atore.
Bau-ley-Beld at !, 2501 J5 for fiood to Tyrim
on track.
Pork In moderate demand at lt?8,A0 tor City-
packed meea and $77,00 for No. tmea.
laRrw Firm bnt rathar giilet at 14c tot cttr-rwi-
dered tn Uercea tSakw 1300 9m at the e notation.
gnwke. Mmu- Steady and In better demand
t the following q Dotation : canTfleed hanu Ne;
onr-enred do, nnemarmmi, m ; cdtmr bswcsjn lfic
ahonldera 13c ; dried beef 15c. Salea ot 800 1
cured ennaed hama at IW: ; I 000 aw Bhonlder ISe
Mii trs CAnTeiiMHl dried beef at lc
lleaa Beef City-pfvoked qniet at 117,00.
Batter very acarce and Aim at 28?B30c for good ta
prime W. B. -
KaTs-s Scarce and eelling at 18e.
CkeaawNew In moderate demand at lftiaHc,
according to quality.
iHiitjhwtntjr UnMttld and nominally lowrr.
Satee of bbla at tl S3, 35 bbl at tl,Ut and 39 bbt at
1,2S.
AlMhlteady. Held at tl,4pv3.5 tor 9S per
cent, Nentral Proof Hptrlu $131.
B9a-lB good demand at tlfi tor medinm
white.
Hfi a-Qniet at 9S.13m& for Timothy, and 17,75
for Clover. Sale of Buckwheat at ..75.
Hnlr In fair demand and iteady at f r fin,
r,3t for cone and uroond aolar.
Dried Apple Firm and la fair demand at lOHc
Dried PeM-M-In moderate demand at 17a&t
for peeled, and I8ttl9c tor no peeled.
Pwtauwen Peach blow in good demand and
steady at S1J041.12 for prime, and H5cd0t.iio for
common to gcod.
Pctreleam yotet and nominally elwgKSe for &
lined.
Flah-QoJet a?id steady at tha following quota
tion: White Fish, hall barrel 8,M; Pickerel,
haU barreU, tMO; Trent, half bur ,,,7,W; tiar-
ring tw,50 per hal( barrel.
Mill Feew In good reqqeat and firm at t&J&
ttt,U0. Uata and corn groand together ttwvina
ttie mil la.
flit iteady at the following quotation:
Lniteed
W bale. W B....PI Sa-
Kleph.nt. W B 1 ."'-
Miw.rm, W H... I 4--
rtruit. ... .
B4trlue.
Plaster I Q fairdemaud at sir per ton tor land.
3,4) pet barrel for " Dentist," and J5 per bar
rel for com bob calcined.
Ale aad Pener Steady at following quotations:
Present nil lep. l; stocB XXX. Slrus Ui SU,-
0; Bennett SlS.no; Pale t: re.ro SIIXI; Porter all.
Mala Steady at Sl.an per bnehel.
H.pw Bange at 0Sc, according to Quality.
Tallew-eelllngat I0c.
IJsne Akron and Oswego water lime In good
request at 2.00.
ai -.7
BinkZIClZl 1 2VS
NEW YORK MARKET—May. 24.
[BY TELEGRAPH.]
4loBr State and Western a .hade firmer: $7,29.
7,3.1 lor extra atate ; S7.AW.7H lor extra r innd boop
Ohio ; B7 15t,M lor trade brand., marget ckMlng
urm.
Whlalty Oall and lower, si.ze tor mate l u.
for Western
Wheat Uecidedlymore actra.and P4ac nigner.
Sl.d7itl.fi lor hlcago .prtng ) S1.43 tor Baclne do;
ai .iiual.RSfi r niiwanaeecluo; ai,aaai,7BroreemB4.
. inti-r rrd Wt.u-rn.
iters-Valet ai,4eml,4l for new Bitir Western
ii d .outhern ye' low
4Mio-unlf i.t rii for Wwiern.
4 .flee t ull and nnchiuiged.
etawwr-Hleadr. Marillrd New Orleans anc : Mua.
corsiio le.i,Mlic; H arena Uv.c
.lelaaswe-unll.
Weel- Qcletand firm.
Petreleaan-Bitm. I.rnde 3raS9c Bned free
47S-.W: ; do In boud 61 ias2c
P.rlt Active and firmer. BJ7.75 for mess: wnjs
h r o'd me esu.Heiso.zilor new do, ehtrfly at S"0;
Si! 71a,.01or old aad new prim.; 2S,aua27.7 for
prime mesa.
Kwel unlet at S9.aoai3,i.i Tor crmniry mew ; pe.i.w
7,0.1 for c.nutry prime; Si'i.'WMlil.OO tor repacked
meee : eln,30a.l i for .xtra miw.
Prime itlewa Beef-Qnit at Pir..'OeM.!i.
Keel Haaaa luiet and nominally unchanged.
I'm lel-ilulet at ll4al2o lor .honld.ra. 14)4
al3e for ham.
Barwn Mldee nll and nomin.l.
Ird UuIImI IMlaU'.c, lnclndlnga small lot
rery chifee Keltle-renflered at 144,c, aa extreme flg-
nre : alM l.vsi Dbis lor June ana juiy, et ner . option.
at 14140.
Batter Firmer. zHaSSC for Ohio and 3Sa4xc
State, lor fair lo cholca yellow in ttrkina
Jbeeee iaal7(tc.
N. Y. CATTLE MARKET—May. 24.
[BY TELEGRAPH.]
The
are a. follow.:
Beef t'attle Per ewt., first qnallty, S18.011iai9,
On; ordlunry to good, per cwt., 8lf..'rfiral7o-, com
mon, ei.'.,iaMalf,'0: inferior, Si3,4allA,0ii.
:.w. Bed (Mvee-rirat iiuility t9A.nrueri.O0;
ordinary, etAlloa&O.Ul ; common, a40,OOaa,OU ; Inle
rlor, 35,o.iaiO,' 0
Veal ai.ee Flint quality. T fa. 9SWc ; ordl
Bary, nc; common, 7iaec ; Inferior. SI..7-.
Mtaeep and Ijanaow axira r nfan, .ii,iswij,uu
prime, saxiuiio.iiii; orainarr eiaunu,
337J0; inferior SVW.'0.
Swine - Corn led 41 pound, 8VV
common
; still-fed
Ol a I tbe high prices of Heet (attle evr rep.rted
lo tb a niar.et, thus, current Ibis week are
RECEIPTS.
Total receipts of all etock at all
tbe week were as follow. :
Beerea ,
Oowa. l'
Veal calves 8"
Hheepand lambs.. ,42
bwlne-
-11,113
BUFFALO MARKET—May. 24.
[BY TELEGRAPH.]
Plowr-Unchaned. Bale ymterday ex
tra Ohio and lodfmaat S7.7ao M.
Whrtat-Bnt litti ioaolry ; partitw apart.
y-wterday of white MicnUan at ai 7e; to-day Wo
rrii,BnHrh.r,ii.o; No 1 Chiuuro spring at ai,-
18, the market closing dull
new held at 1 , and No 3 a,t 81.23. Clo-'Ufc. dull.
Iwta ijo-rer ; oflred at 77c.
Whlalty Hodmnd; heidattl.lN
4 n-U KrwUhw-Flrm t I6e lor wheat, 14
for corn, and 9c lor oat to New lork
OSWEGO MARKET—May. 24.
[BY TELEGRAPH.]
to
flanr In good demand at $7 JSa.7pfl for BBmbar
I spring, 87,75 lor red wintr.
v heU firm buteuet; partfe apaif,
rs Scarce and auia-t.
Owta Firm, but qniet.
VTrlahu-bower. Carrier oflerto take wheat
10c to ftew York.
CHICAGO MARKET—MAY 23.
[Special to the Cleveland LEADER.]
Fleer Dull. Sal-. of .print extra, at SajnaAJO.
Wkemt A3e blrhar slaa at 1I.IJI lor k.
I, and S13l.xv for No 1.
4 wra tloened lower, hnt etnwMt w, hi.her. fl.li.
Sl.eaal 07 for Bo I. and Si,, lei. ns lor Not.
Hue He lower. Hale at tterwe lor Ho U
Kyelc higher, bale, fto l at si. 41.
Barlry Jull Bale He 1 at tja
4 eieKv c nigner. caia. at at.nal J2. eio.iaa
at the lo.ide ft cure.
rTevtnleBw ere fork Brm at aar.arwrr aa - ul.
tnrsav Lard Am at Ual34.
Krelarate ajon wneet to tmn'o. .
tf.eeel(a4.6Ul CDla nenr, au.lkio beaaela wawai.
57.I4MI bunhrtl. obfti, 3e.ijen boshrl. ot.
Malaaawata 11 QUO bbl. Boor. WJjeeaamn -wb
il.uOj buen corn, ja,- CO boahela uata
PITTSBURGH OIL MARKET.
[Special to the Leader.]
PITTSBURGH, May. 24.
PetretwaeB Market active erode nr at H a.
with an upward wndeccy. There la litite erode oa
the wharl lor sale btlned In bond 13c ani firm ;
city brand Hie tree. Arrived, ahont 1,4 barrel., lb
river t. low, and te.mboat are not .Die to go op.
Rose & Prentiss' Provision Market Report.
9M.
Haase .qogr-nrad premium bam B a I
l n..Y4i,xl ham. B a..
-in e
Ttrled Beef- To
.1 a
.13 C
paeld.re Sngar-cured
BlwMuw Or rimuk-u Hide. 41 ft,.
!4Se
lrel P iroe leaf kettle rendor'd in but. r 74..I4HO
rnme leoi Ket.HP mraw w ia arB w 1
Park-o I a-ws f bb' . '.i"
rxtract'r a bb-.
Mofxtra cbrtrr ra:e tor pkatr cartage
to railroad ip.-ca w boat. Ail rticiHa. ajr wr r,t
d atnctly prime, and equal to anything ta ' n ouste.
uraers promptly aiiea. uar maw-curn nmmm bjiu
kettle-rendcied Lard took the rtr-t pi emin-a at tbe
lase udio nuM aair. uwm a r iiss.
yTlT1-H
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
PORT OF CLEVELAND. ENTERED—May. 24.
HrmrCftyof OleretaDd, UcKay, Oetroit.
Btmr tjiee and, HallarBd, tirquett. . . ,
r.op uyaoosza nvera, natw.
Prop Moudofa, Welch. Buffalo.
Brig Bauinore, Brotbera, Kiogaton, 30 ton iron
(ire.
Bark L Lianalng Pr-na Chlcaro, 1A.3M bosh eorav
8chr nary Coi it no. Dixon, BuS-o.
Hcbr J W aRrmnT, Heanu, Tetodo, J09 bDnhel
wbA't.
Scow 1.1 me Rock. Fai-gher. Fort ftcpe W J leet lnm-
Iv-r, 30 M lath, 11 shingle
Scow Couduolo, Peiow, Calnona Creek.
CLEARED—May. 23.
StmrClty of Oieveland. McKay. Oetroit.
iHtiur Amity, Httinaer, (-hatbam
roptuyianon brera.Jniiwa.uKea. .
Prop Mt-tidota. W(ch, Chica..
PrNtnne Uibaon. LhiCsuro
Prop nineral KocK, wiiiaon, Ontoaagon, 3M loaw
coai.
Prna Prifif. K-leT. B 'fito. 1050 able ftnnr-
0cbr A Bnckinghm( Toarc, Marqnttt,
cur K-irvi. reuirM. fori- Bope
(Vhr M'T Coiliuw. lfx a, Chiratro, 14 ton coal.
Schr Odd Fellow, Murray, Montreal
Hear L II i omnvB, Browu. Port Haroa.
Scow Grmoviile. Ooun -lly, hoodeaa.
at
of
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the
tor
1
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W. WOOD WORTS.
W. B. BUB.
C. A. READ & CO.
BANKERS, - - 95 Scmeior 8t,
RecetTe irabiacTiptioti to the V. 8 HM) BOND,
interetBttocommeareonda ol receipt of abeciiption
We pay th- bigiitwt prinm (or GOLD, BlbVaii,
(lANrVuA MONM.Y, and J-.upoo lntertwt on 0. 0.
Bond AlsobayanJ 1. ill kinds ot U. . Bond.
Uucu reit money b-.u 11 h weac rate mt dlaooaat.
lit-nneataoipa -of '!
W also boy and tl on Commiaion,
All Kinds ef stocks and Bonds,
At the Hew ic. k .-t3ck rxchanga,
i Ae tMlt,tn,, Haikera.
Tn7 1 Q-.-itr. M-'r trvf . 1 'l--iiB,n(1. O.
fiUKSDAY. MAY 26th. 1864.
Plated Ware, Watchea, Jewelry, tc
AT ABCTIOS , " O. CD nan M Sob.
O. Gutter A Eton will selloa Thunder. Hr 38 h. a
their Auction Mcom. Hank stret. oommamclrj t 1
oVlock A. at., a stock of P ated Ware, wairhaa.
iewelry . AC , conalsting of Tea -eta. Table, Deatert
and Tea 8 loona. Cantors. Na kin Kin, Kniv-a,
Gold aao Sllvfr Waicntsa, BrivCet-iis, get or Jeaelry,
rpeciac e, wacn and C;ock naiertas m face, a
Hi eraaJ aaaor mtnt, bln.i the uck ef a firm retir
ing Ton baintM. It is all of the btst iQ-iir, and
w- parchared for the ret-ui tiada. Jeweittr. fed
dror a.d a t vbovuh to parcbaae will do well to at
tndihs ale, as tt ia to be "old it bout any reaerrw
whatT'-r. rw.-rfisi rtmb nt time of ale iniTH-IMf
rno tne
I Wrt jMeB
OR8A.LE. Om Acbi Lai
on Ktntiman treet,pp'iite Watr Cure arena
rTppI
ap36
Krwi EfitAte Aereot.
JOB, SALE 10 1-2 Aoaxs or f
i laud on nt. Clir Bod, lhr mile from thw
(xurt Bun HMagxrd boose on r. &io, a ne
lutot bearing Iruit tree, griape rlnea, Ac. Apely to .
ap36
U Usa r a a a n noo. f
T OT3 FOR SALE 135 FT.FiOirT ;
I J on Snaetior St.. oonrtr of MoinoBj-8t. Alo 4
tab-lot lo, 17 and 1, being 41 feat front each, on as- :
psTror-it., ejl ol muirson-o. amo is not iront .
on Snii,i-S. , running baok to the BaJIroad track.
b-mg laand on which a part of the Wood abed of tn
Clvland, i Jolum bos A Cinonn-Ul Railroad stauHi.
Aluo17 leet ) iDCrtaai iron, oa KttKapmim-o., mvmv
)prni ce the new i ?tty ( onrt iiouae.
TilNl A WALi.
a tt nr via. vf
er ror war's eHinir oi
AaeuTAWT vjr a TanArr Omm,
CWveuaod, u , nay la, 1H.
pAVALBT H0RSE3
W A.N X JLixl,
' (
Vta rtniiaritrriMl wilt aar one handred --nd forty -
ntallldM ia.llr.ni for ( AVtin UwflNI Ult Will f
lospection until Inrtber noiice, at (io era men in
ipection yard on Locgstreec, in rear of Fareat Cli
hiocrt. r
Uoreee preeented tor lnpMtlo-i moat be flfte' .
I ande big-, (rem fl?e to nine yeara old, of dark cos.
o ,aouud and in good hetltti - . r rr 1
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BCriHKBS or I
Extra Petroleam Oil, Bsiaiole aa
Hachiaerr 011a. j
We pay pardon mr attention to packagea tbwe,
anviog .nr customers much loss br leakage- -g.:,raulee
our ou to gi.e petiact eatiafactMa ar
an ood a. any made m tne city. Also, we pay pa.
u: liar attaotton to potting up of t
NAPTHA OR BENZOLE,
suitable for Varnish M anrrfaotnrarp' and Palates
ne . i 'n hand and for sale y
2,w bbl. extra refined retroleam Oil, t
n bbl. Deoderiaed Benaole (equal to Tarpeecta..
l.i bbl. Bo. 1, Lobrtcating i-ll, i
w. icb we .ell at loweet market priraja.
rrica ion at. Olair ateet, formerly oeoapled f
r'.i. O. pjoo0ld A 1.. ... ., . f
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4 lao, every grade of White and Browa reogaaa
loweet
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