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RATHER RoNAsTIc.-It ssaid that youno
lady of neighboring town who had a love-
enlisted in the Seventh Regiment, disguised
herself and joined the company, but on the
order being resolved to depart : Camp
DenniSon, she, fearing a critical examina-
tion, declared her sex and her distress to an
officer, who informed the "lovyer." bv
whom she was sent hsme.
A story of remarkable similarity is told BY
the Columbus Fact, of another charming and
romantic young Miss enlisted in the Mont
gomery Guard for the purpose Of being near
the object Of her affections. She was in
SPected, accepted and sworn in with the rest
Of the company, marched TO Camp jackson.
drilled there several days, when she was
sent with the Third Ohio Regiment to Camp
Dennison, near Cincinnati. Here che as.
sisted in all the duties Of forming nev
camp, handling lumber, standing sentrv.
&C., unsil Saturday last, when ascertainine.
for the first time, that there were two Csnp
Dennisons, and that while she was in ons
her lover was in the other, she went to Col.
Marrow, and requested to be changed from
the company she was in, giving as her rea-
son that she preferred to associate with
Americans, and her company was composed
Of lrishEen. Her real design was, when her
request should be granted, to choose a place
in one Of the companies Of the Second Reg
iment, not knowing that 1t would be impos-
~
sible to change her from one regiment to an
other. Col. NJ. discovered the secret of her
SEX and sent her 70 Columbus in charge Of
another officer. +.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

Mr.. AcPorter, who read the report of the
COMMITTEES, explains that report which has
sstonished yon all in Ohio as it has the
friends of Western Virginia all over the
North. It was expected that the COMMITTEES
would take decided ground and challenge the
admiration and the help Of she world, and all
those who were 50 ready to step in. and help
this corner Of the Old Dominion as soon as il
showed a disposition to help itself, ere sur
Prised beyond measure at that report which
has gone out to the world. .-
Well, M Porter says that the counties
which are particularly interested in this thing
are not prepared for active movements. The
delegates were nOs elected with view 10
precipitate an immediate action. Here he
and Mr.. Garlic differed decidedly. He also
says that when Nh. CarliIes resolution was
brought up in Committee, ave voted for it
and seventeen against it Thus the Com.
mittee are decidedly against Garlic, but the
Convention will not be, for while the Com
mittee is composed of one from each county.
it viii Be found that when the direcct vote
IS taken in Convention, the majority of the
delegates win 90 for Cafliie's plan. -ButMc.
PorteFsay that the COMMITTEES were afraid
of a reactiOn il they went too fsr, and 50 they
recommend another and general Convention
to be held here in June. This ! think is a
poorly grouded position, but it is the one
the Committee took.
There are some discordant men in the
Convention, like jackson and Wiley. who
have good deal of influence, and a good
deal more than they should have. They
may 50 excite the fears OF the members that
they willbs afraid to take decided action. If
So the great hopes which bsye been raised
for this meeting viii be cast down and never
SO raised again throughout the country.
Oariile'S speech last night was splendid
one-boId, fearless, able and eloquent. BE
is the man Of North Western Virginia.
Wiley tried 70 make strongly argument-
ativs speech but bis POsitlQng were generally
such as can be easily thrown down. Ge re-
sumes this morning, and says be goes into
argument, 50 that We expect a three hours
speech from him. Then it is expected that
Plerpont will come out in reply, and if 1
haye spy correct estimate Of his ability, he
will use up Wiley eFsotually. The unex-
pected report of the committee has put us all
afoat as to the ultimate result. The McPorter
have spoken Of above has been in the LeVis-
Ature and Office all his life thus far.
l am afraid that We have expected too
much of this Convention. As Garlic SAVE,
they pass paper resolutions which promise
fearful things By and by, but do not dare to
act decisiVely now. But let me tell them
that they viii never again have the help
they may now have from their friends in the
4oFthwpever, never. There is a glorious
opening for then nov, which they win never
have again, and If State pride keeps them
back now, State tyranny viii crush them
hereafter.
The counties in the "Pan-hnndls" say
they viii ssCede at aH7 rate, and join PENN
sylvania, if the Others win not &c out too
and form an independent stats.
Tines up-mail closes. SaDP
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16
BEatl, Nav y, 1851.

BERH4, Nay Il, 1851,
The reports that reach us from Camp
DenniSOn are not hattefing % the character
Of the 9pOWsrs that bs'' at that camp, nor
ere they very sOOthiRg . The fsalings af
those families here Who have near and dear
trisndsthsEs L is bad enough for tSks noble,
heroic yonug men of Ohio, to endure the
necessary lskPosureS and suffering iieideht
tOwar but it does seem Is though there
was an UNNECESSARY accumulation of ills at
Camp Dennison. In this hour of trial, it is-
certainly not proper or right 70 be captiOds
but when We deaEn that our troops Eere
hurried from Camp Taylor, where things
were comparatively comfortable, 10 take up
their abode in a wheatfeld, with mud half
leg deep, and neither boaFces or straw 70 lie
ons-and all this without any urgent de-
mand for their services in that vicinity
itAeens as though there was want Of the
right kind of management somewhere.
Why could not our volunteer Lroopa have
remained at Camp Taylor until some accom-
modations were made for themf Whyse-
lect such q locality for a eamp9 Nov tits
possible. that all has been conduolsd with
the utmost good Judgment, and If 50 1 hope
it VIII be made to appear. If otherRiss---sif
in competent heads, or improper instru-
mentalities under thsg lead Of competent
heads,---are blundering to the great diseour-
sgemsnt and injury Of our volunteers, &
ahou1d ha bnouvn o,,d -a-oodiad JUbo l~,a,-.
Where the wrong isf AIPHA.
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no we YoLuNTERRs.

Go 'oaTys0Ts, % your Countrys call attend,
Haste to the Battle, and her rights defend
The Eagle y spreads indignantly her wings
awake freemen, wake" the song that now she
sings;
While friends remain with ardent. hearts that
burn, 9'
Ask heavens assistance for your safe return
Let hoHOr ever be the soldiers shield, i-
Direct the blow, the murderOus weapon WELD,
In battle valiant, generously show til1 iHt
Love to your comrades, pity to the foe.
The lamp Of Heayen-guides with ever glimmer-
ing ray tlT NHt
VIII guard your weary fOOisteps, and light your
tOilsOme way 20
The laurels of the soldier will round you ever
twine, l5ii ll GG4
q Americas deliverers - name be ever thine.
OLEvHLAHD, May Is, 1851. Aura.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

DEsERrER IN CUsrODT.-While the Miehi-
gan Regiment was passing through this city,
aman by the name Of 0'Neal, a member of
Co. H., being sick Of soldering, deserted.-
A dispatch from Capt. Whittlesey resulted
in his arrest on board the Detroit steamer,
and he is now in Jail.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

THE HONH GUARD sUPPER.-The supper 10
the Home Guard which we mentioned yes
tsrday morning, was furnished by Commis-
Sary H. P. Wsddell instead of COmmissary
Ross, as stated. Mr.. Weddsll was also res
POnsible for Leland's Band, which headed
the Guards on their parade. "a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

The proceedings of the Western Virginia
Convention at last evenings session, up to
the hour Of adjournment viii bs found in
our telegraphic cOlnmns, and will be read
with interest being Of Che most important
character. LL- "
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

sTARs AND sTRIPEs.--A fine banner will be
raised this afternoon upon the Anshe Chesed
Synagogue, on Eagle street, Addresses will
be made by Hon. Daniel R. Tilden, B. r.
PiexOttO and s. Wolf, and the occasion is
expected TO be one of much interest.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16
BreollIurIdes in tbo FederaI Ar,ay.

The telegraph announces that Col. Ander-
son stated st Hsrrisburgh yesterday, that
John O. Breckinridge would meet him at
Cincinnati, and take commission under him
in the Kentucky Brigad& Our sstonish-
meut IS too great to 6nd expression in words.
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CLEVELAND THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 1e, 1861 n

friend from Harrison. The resolution of the
gentleman would establish provisional gov
ernment but would that be resistance 70
the aggressions of JEFF Davis Mr.. WILEY
did not want 70 do anything which wouId
dlshonor The law abiding Commonwealth Of
Virginial To carry cut the advice Of the
gentleman from Harrison would be to com.
init triple treasOn-against the State, the
Federal Union, and the Confederate Gov
eminent at Montgomery, and where are The
means to resist the punishment for such
treason, whore are the arms and the munitions
OF war Mr.. Wiley forgot that Just such
arguments and shsers Wero used against the
colonies who dared 70 resist the power Of the
Mother Country.]
Suppose John Letcher or Jefferson Davis
come down upon US, viii he be put of by a
paper provisional government without mon
ey, or men, or arms to sustain Il?
Mr.. Wiley said that they were not subject
70 the Federal Government, but by the or1i-
nance of secession, they owed alleriance To
the Montgomery Government So far Is our
relations are concerned, we are as much under
the Southern Coniederacy now, as after the
23d of Nay, for we have already been alta h
cd to It by the Legislature, and the seal of the
people viii only continue that relation. This
provisional government would be, In effect,
an insurrection-and as such, the govern
nent must lsndits aid in putting It down.
Again, It Is unconstitutional, for no State
can be formed within the limits of another
State without the consent Of the Legislature
Of the State, as well as Of Congress. The
separation had been urged in a commercial
view. But the war which would snsue would
entail heavier debt thaA would rest upon
Us As part of Old Virginia. The course
suggested b. the gentleman would bring up
On US the Southern myrmidons, and our
cities would be sacked and our families put
in danger.
ThesPeech was here broken of until morn
ing, and the meeting adjourned until nine
O'Clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

&B- Military blankets and cloth direct
from the manufactory and at Manufacturers
prices. by {. H. Robinson, ls2 Superior
street, Cleveland! Avery superior quality
of blanket imperviouA t. water. Companies
supplied on short nOtiea. All orders will
be met With prompt attention. Addrcss C.
3. Robinson, 1s2 Superior street.
my6;lmd&W
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

NHws AT MATsoN's.--Harpers Weekly
Leslis's Illustrated, Boston Wsverly, True
Flag, Wilkes Spirit, Vanity Fair, and many
other papers, &C., for the current, week can
be had to-day at Matson's opposite the Post
Oaica
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

oiL:--Ihe undersigned is prepared 70
manufacture oil tubes and vats in a suns-,o,
MANNER On short notice, and On the most
reasonable tsrms,at his steam Planning Mn
corner Of Erie aud Kinsmau streets, clsvs
land, Ohio. TTD,,r.r 1-s's--
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

PesToFFIcS TrEE TABLE.-By reference to
our advertising columns, it will be seen that
our Postmaster has succeeded at last in get
ting up his time table of closing AID arrival
Of mails. He has necessarily been COM
PEELED to delay announcing the table, in
consequence Of the Railroad time tables not
having been agreed upon for the season
Hereafter supplementary package of let
terS for Buffalo, New York, Boston, Pitts
burgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washing
ton, Richmond, Columbus, Cincinnati, To-
Iedo, Detroit, Chicago and Milwaukee will
be made up and put into the mail bags one
hour before the departure of trains. By
this arrangement letters dropped into the
POStOfice one hour before the trains leave,
will be forwarded. oi1-is ssF-zs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

FIEElfRN's PhEsENF1TIo Chief Engineer
HartWas presented on 'Taesdsy evening, with
an elegant are hat and belt by W. R. Boyd,
on behalf Of the members of Phanix No.
4. On the belt Is silver plate bearing the
inscription; g Presented BY Phenix Engine
Go. No. 4, to Edwin Hart, Chief Engineer.
Nay l4ih. 1891" 20
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

On again examining the rpOrts Of the
recsut examination for Surgeons to the Ohio
srOOps, the Secretary discovered that H. c.
Herrick stands approved as Surgeons Mate.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16
LATEST NEWS.

ouartermasisr General Wool has usnti1,.
900 stand ofarms to camp Dennisou, 50 that
the Ohio troops viii now be armed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

AUCTION IN WAE.=-J4 o. Brown 4 Son, IsOl
Superior street, have rscsiHada large con-
sntOf goods direct from .EeWi York,
which which they viii at auction, commencing
Tuesday, Nay l4th, at 10 o'clock, and con-
tinue day and evening until all is sold
Broadcloths, jeans, prints, table linen, mus
Inns, embroidery, Hosiery, books, jeweilr-yy,
&c, to numerous too mention. Sale posi-
lively % y tiaa9J. o. BRows & SOY
q. 40 i34J aiss sait.1aloo tttss..sss 80
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

PACKAGES RoR CAN'T DEEEIsoE.-Pcrsons
wishing to contribute to the comfort of the
Cleveland Light Guards or sprague Cadets,
nov ct Camp DennisOn, can do so BY leay-
ing their contributions with c. D. Rently,
st the Office Of the n. Y. Central r. r., OF
at E. Thomas Lumber Office, West River
street, or his house No. 17s Kinsman street,
or with Mr.. DeFOrrest, at the CuyahOga Fur
mace, or at his house, corner of Wood and
York streets.
Articles most wanted in camp are Pota-
toes, crackers, vinegar, butter, hams or dried
beef. -.,-.,
Mr.. Bently leaves for Camp Dennison on
Friday morning, May 18th. Contributions
should all be in by Thursday evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

miss Q. l. Ransom, Portrait Paint
Or Studio in spangIer's Block, Room IL
open y % visitors Wednesday and Saturday P
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16
ALCOTT & HORTON.

FOUND AT LAsr.-BrOnehitis, and also
Laryngitis, known as weakness o. L. -
voice, peculiar to public speakers, cured
Dr. GibsOn'S new treatnent will sursl 49,
All others have failed. Warranted. "a !.
t9s ne plus ultra Of medical science. BE
alSo cures estarrh, asthma, coughs. con-
sumption, y dizziness, nervous diseases. and
diseases Of the liver and stomach. oaies
III Ontario street. -ue0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

REMOYAL.-on the 2Oth Of this month the
Leader Counting Room will be removed %
the store directly under its present location.
mails d5k0 sla4E q - % --.lIai ID
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

PeLIoE COURTs-.AbFaham Kesne was fined
$40 and costs for assault.
The. case Of Maybss and Hayes, for rob-
bing Clark Brant Of watch, was continued
tOthe 17Ih inst y 4 - s7aals5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

COETRAoT FOR suPPLIEsy--There were
twelve bidders for supplying Camp Taylor
with provisions according TO the proposals
of the Commissary. The bids ran from
ls s5'1OO cents to 22 cents. The former bid
was made by Matthew Johnson, and the
contract was awarded to him in consequence.
It will be but short time before the new
system is inaugpFatsd, and we expect to
hear of some curious specimens Of the cult.
nary art when the volunteers begin to prao-
tiee on the raw material.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

QUARTER MASTER GENEEAL WOobAThe
House Committee appointed to investigate
the contracts Of the Quarter Master General,
make the Gmende honorable for the, suspi-
cions which have been thrown upon this
officer, and express themselves fully satisy
ned that he made no contracts not noted in
his report, and that the implied psnsnrs of
the House was net only unheFited but an
lust.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

q. : -AAn r FARlKER..-----Livery and Boarding
s'aOle' 20 Seneca street, A No. Horsas az
carriages at reasonable figures.
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ORDINANCES.

an ordinance Ievying taxes fer the year
1861. Committee on Ordinances. 70 49,
An ordinance TO amend an ordinance ere
ating q Board Of Engineers and Foreman
and Board Of Fire Companies of the Fire
Department 2nd time. .-...t 81 i--....-
To restrain animals from running at large
in the city. 2nd time.
Fe levy special tax on Lawrence street.
Committee on Ord. a1t-rt-r
Ind time
Teestablish the grade'of Liberty street,
End time -4f9 tasa5 ~ sfa
To amend an ordinance establishing the
docklines on cuyahoga river, Passed,
Adjourned. 3 IEJHI III -1At i
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MORNING LEADER.
THURSDAY MORNTNG5, NAY 10. Issi.
TRAVkLRRIs RRGIaTRR.

So Ter TsIsSraDhiO News md Markets
zee Foursh Paga.
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- See advertisement of Dr. rssnfords
A'lVer 4RYigoratOE. 1g q saaidl 80 -asBm
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

SS-N OTTO E-AdVsrtisers wilI obilso us By
handing In their Advertisements By O'Clock P. NJ,
our edition being 50 much increased By the War
News that We required TO 90 to press some three
hOurs earlier than uiual.
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coNNUEICAFIogs.

Bonds Of Lambert White, constable, and
I: ,MeMelland, Yeigher Of hay, East Side
Filed. - ..les =
By City Attorney, recommending the
reference to the Board of City Improvements
Of the resolution offered at last Ineeting Ia
notify property owners TO raise the sidewalks
on the north side of Superior street, between
seneca street and Public Square, Filed.
BY City Attorney, making provision for
defence OF city in case of j.. Riley, for dam
ages oY grading street, as he BARLOW, City
Attorney,) was engaged for piaintiff before
MS election. Or thati he caseib referred to
three arbitrators. Filed.
Z Final estimate of imnroYement of gupe-
rlor street, west end, 81 ,6l5 IA. Filed,
By st. Clair Gravel Road Company, sur
Filed.
By W. B. Martin, claiming $500 damages
to lot lss, Franklin street, by filing up the
street IN front by the City. City Attorney.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

~ Carbon Oil At As cents per gallon |;
Luhricating Oil, at IS cents per gallon
Ness Pork, Butter, Lard, Dried Apples,
Salt, Plaster, and Akron Waisr Lime, for
sale low for cash. GEo. sPRAaU1,
Oyiatt's Exchange.
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DEATH 10 TRATTORs {


DEATH TO TRAITORsI
shall traisorl d,sH upon our land.
Lnis land Of sibsrtyf 81 .
ShaH rsemen bow 70 traitors nov,
And no alore ffesmeu bst
Shall traitoEs plaee the starr and STRIPES
beaeGth their rebel bOots1
And shall the tree Of liberty
Be cut down at the roots
Shall Washihgton, ON capital,
bs given % Fand1i nEud8,
Placed ~ { b ttaitoFI' hands.
- B1ali the oppressed from other lands
sos How ale no aholtsr here ss-
S,l SO ~ tHf E. ~ Sqos s,ronE % save
shsll dsIDots Of ths old world sss
our ten Gle cru1hed- = earth.
Apf ln thelF glee lared besrflIT
&pq e1llt thelr nide1 With miFfhf
A3I 81. fso@ .ss sseT.l snd from the sOuth,
Dsesat sSsse g tEeitoEs al thsy az,
sons of pstriat uirss, 70 armsi
-s - ernai 70 armsf ye brnFaal
- AZ 81 5SIs,.9rs eoms. with bloody banda
sesfoldE NE Hanah'u, hIeh IN sfr,
E1,se nov through All our Land,
ela1s t1e treltetI o1s end al,
5ef Dasis and III band.
Neck tisS us have Or truftorS. sraAs $3.50.
-sst 81 hCnpi lgs enc and all,
1tisAAcsi GEi6a atEE. iis@ a.
E,si3ag lsrgs sad uplsndid stock Of Nsu svring
Sl9sa.e1 81 llsl All l1Yl, Whioh an selling g
- ~ 11afI fer tlss ssfSiss. ilitslT UiothinE
mae9 . prlar % skors lotios at = sii -
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silica lF a1aHafi- l ril.fll ta-'ir..l 3 =
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es-Ths N. Y. Herald. Tribune and
World, can Be had at MalsOn's p 10 p
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

FLYING ARTILLERF IN C1xOIsEATI.-A bat
terry of flying artillery, organized and equip
ped similar to the famous Ringgold battery,
is being raised at Cincinnati by Capt. sher-
win, brother of W. K sherwin, Esq, Of
this city. The company will be composed
of l25 men and Is six-horse teams. Besides
officers, there are to be fifty mounted can
Honiers. They 20 for the war.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

MILITARY UEIFoRMs. we have son7e On
good uniforms, blue broad cloth Coats sr.3
eaees mixed WOOllen Pants, all in good con-
oilion' but little worn, Formerly belonging
70 the Cleveland Light Gusrds) which We
"iil sell at $40 suit also gray voollsn ar-
my blankets, and twilled gray, blue and red
Flannels. y
May 1886 ALCOTT & HORTON.
MILITARY OAPs---Military Caps Of every
stylf y sDeekand 4 EnglsharRs. Compspics
supplied upon the shortest notice. Orders
from the country promptly attended to.
peckand 4 Englehart have also a full
supply Of Hats and Caps, new styles, iussrs-
ceiVed and ready for spring and sumnosr
wear. Silk felt and straw hats in abup-
dance.
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Charles Kilby, City. A1as
II. n. Addison, CIV. Ersits
-ChasJ r. EVett, City. ----- -
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THE CITY.

~ The price Of the MoRElEG LzAHER to
news agents ia ons Dollar and Fifty Cents
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
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Report of Weiger of Hay on The West
Side, that he had weighed during the
month of April, o5 loads Of hay. Approved.
Report OF the Secretary Of the Board of
Education, Of the probable expense of main
tanning the Public Schools for the coming
year. 80
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COUNoEL.-The report Of proceeding Of the.
City Council was crowded out Of our yesteF-t
dsy mornings issue.