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Mr.. Wright has been seriouhly i'll for some
days past, and wholly unable 70 leave his
residence. He Is, however, rapidIy recover
ing, and will probably appear on Change
in day or two. he is very popular
merchant, and the vote cast for him, dur
ing his absence may be regarded as a
proof Of the high esteem in which he is
held in the commercial circles of this city,
The total number Of votes pOlled was 81,
of which Mr.. Wright received 273.
Mr.. Wright is 8 member of the firm Of
Messrs Wright 4 RaWSon Of this city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-25

~ DR.. King has removed and opened
his Office on Bank rect over the American
Express office opposite the Angler House,
where the afiictedsre respectfully invited to
call, Post Office sddress-BOx 2O50, Cleve-
land, Ohio. Z g o o & EET u
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& cHArIN's HALL.-7-"our cOuntry's Crisis
is 70 be the subject of Charlie Holts evening
lecture Sunday, and wilI no doubt Be ably
discussed. He speaks also in the afternoon.
A. large attendAhes is sntieipstsd. More
over, it is safnsstly desired that all those
who are interested in sustaining these meet
ings in future, be present and take aetien in
the case. 1t
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The Cup,uIu breaches.

Capt. Hoyt with his company will attend
the sooVille Avenue Methodist Church TO-
morrow morning. The Captsln win preach
/ litary We hope to secure bis
services for tlt evening also.
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Affairs at tho Capital.
Special to the Cincinnati Gazette.
WAsHINGroS, Msy %.

Special to the Cincinnati Gazette.
WAsHINeToS, M6y %.
A well known merchant of Baltimore
reached here to-day from Richmond. He
states that, owing to the presence of so many
troops and total suspension of business, that
city is in q great deal of fdisorder. Rows are of
hourly occurrence, and lawlessness seems to
reign supreme. BE visited the Tredegar iron
works and found the foundry in full blast
manufacturing implements of war. A mo-
meutary invasion by the Federal army had
been anticipated for many days. srs-
The Com1nissiner Of Patents and the War
Department have expressed themselves much
uieased with the invention Of A. D. Ross Of
CiEcinnati, for throwing hot water from the
sides Of vessel during an engagement The
pressure is obtained from the boiler without
any extra machinery, and is very simple and
effective. The inventor tenders the nse Of
his invention to the Govgrnmrnt for nothing.
In; elligent citizens pf New York who ar
rived here yesterday, state that no sppFehen-
sion was felt there Of unfriendly inierfer-
ence by the British Government IN the pres
ent conflict
Two thousand Ohio troops arrived here ct
9 o'clock tonight from Philadelphia. They
were received with a great deal of enthusiasm.
Along the avenue, from one end TO the other,
all the regiments stationed in the city turned
out on the sidewalks and cheered for the
Buckeyes ia the most deafening manner
The people were out in strong force also, and
Joined in the cheers. The Ohio regiments
are considered one of tbs finest bodies Of men
which have entered this city.
A large number Of Orleans welcomed tho
| troops and escorted them TO their quarters.
/ The Confederate Government is endeayor-
4 ing to obtain large quantities Of o. 8. post
age stamps, 30 that il can send letters North
ward after assuming the control Of postal
affairs in the rebel States. The POstOfice
| Department refuses 70 send stamps South.
important dispatches were taken 70 For
tress Monroe In the Government steamer to
day. 81
/ Special to the Cincinnati Commercial.
WAsHHoToE, Nay 2s.
The official report Of the action between
s the o. S. steamer Star and the Sewall'H
Point battery, has been received Ct the Navy
/ Denartment The Star fred l32 shell and
other shots at tthe battery. Had 70 stop firing
for want of ammunition. Was struck BY
6ye balls but only slightly DANCED. Two
me,f were slightly wounded -
From official statements it appears that
tbs Nay has lost I2s officers since the begin
ning ~ Il Ve secession movement. The resig-
nations Of 80 have been accepted. The bal
ance. ipcIudiug Capts. Buchanan and Magru-
der, are stricken from the roll
jef. Davis W.SS hourly expected in Rich
mOnd. ..-. "a -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-25

! THR EVRSiYs CouRrrR AND REPrBLro.-A
new journal, Of penny size, bearing this title,
appeared yesterday afternoon, taEiug the
place in our local newspaperdom of tho late
Daily Republic. Il Is made up from 'ths
columns Of the Courier, and is, in fact, an
aftsrnoon edition of that paper.-BEfalo Er-
press. II j WF FftsE-sf- ... ID .-#.n ~.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-25

AiILITARX AIATTRRs.



@ DREss PARADE. 9 ae Voc
Dress parade takes place daily at Camp
Taylor about four o'clock, p. N. They are
usually visited by large hun Der OF spesls-
sors, both male and female. '1anne.aa asiaI
'r'ai a HmEaNANs. LkE I.T9
Ills reported that the Hibernisn Guards
are sgitating the subject of snlisting for ths
three years service. They are now at Camp
DenniSOn.
~ TRooPs AT CHURCH.
cOmpany 4, lsth regiment, Capt. Burton,
and Cleveland Ride 6renadiers, Car t. Love-
joy, viii attend The Bethel Chapel tO-mOr-
row morning. In the syeHip g, Capt Beat
ties, Capt. Mc1lrath's and Capt. skyles'
eOmmandswill be present.
9HRRK TARs 't'
Capt, LovejOy's Rife Grenadiers It ls re-
ported are awaiting 70 be designated for three
years' service. Their ranks are full.
DEPARTURE 0F THK 2IsT.
Thursday evening, orders were received
from Gen. CarringtOn for the Twenty-frBt
Regiment toreport at Camp Jackson, camp
which has been formed in Jackson county,
sbont twenty miles from Salem. 7I-l.7. f.
The regiment marched from the camp to
the depot By Euclid street, headed by Le-
lands band, and under command of Col.
Norton. The following compose the regi-
mentt
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PoLicE coUsT.--susan Butler was sent %
the House Of oOrrectiOn for ten days for dis
tpfbanes. james Dixon5 50 and costs and
jan Is days for petit larceny Robert Rob-
erts IS and costs and jail for three days, for
intoxication. .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-25

i H. Fresh halibut, mackerel, Cincinnati
River chad, lobstersi also choice of oran-
ges lemons and pine snples, can be found
at chandler's, Ontario street, this morning.
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LATEST NEWS. .I5
The CampaIsn Opened.

Our dispatches are of a stirring character,
and indicate that the campaign is begun In
earnest. For details, ths reader is referred
to telegraphic columns. o,a'- 5o'ai
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-25

~ Miss C. L. Ransom, Portrait Painter,
is now ready to give instructions in Linear
and Perspective Drawing. Also from the
Round and Life. Instructions given in Oil
Painting, both Portrait and Landscape, at
her Studio, IA spangler Block.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-25
GENERAL ORDERING. ~

HEAD QUARrERs, oRIo MILSFIA
AND VOLUNTEER MILITIA,
ADJUTANF GENERAL's 0FFIoR, Z .
COLUMBUS, o., May %, 1881.
All companies of the Militia Of the Re-
serve all companies Of Volunteer Militia,
and all private militaly y organizations in the
State, having arms.o contracts, for thep
chase Of arms, are urged to report 10 this
Department forthwith full particulars res
pecling such arms, or contracts foI arms, in
ord4r that full and carly information may
be had as 10 the available force which can be
depended upon, for local or general defense.
By order Of the Commanderrin-chief.
Il. B. CAKRISGToE,
Adiutsnt General.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-25

FoUND AT LAsT.-BronchitiS, and also
Lsryngitis, known ss weakness or loss of
voice, peculiar 70 public speakers, cured.
Dr.. eibson's new treatment will cure, after
all others have failed. Warranted. It is
the ne plus ultra of medical science he
also cures cstarrh, asthma, coughs, con-
sumption, dizziness, nervous diseases, and
diseases Of the liver and stomach. 0dice
III Ontario street. f5f fHe E...g
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-25

JosF REcEIvED.-A fne lot of Lake supe-
riOF Brook Trout, the first of the season, at
'stanwix Hall" $50 Superior street. Il u
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-25

Animal BIectian Of the New York Produce
RxchanEo Company, and the New York
Commercial AHssciafisu.
The first regular Annual Election Of Trus-
tees of the New York Produce Exchange
Company, took place Wednesday, at the Office
Of the Company, northwest corner of Moore
and Water streets, in the new Exchange
Building. There was only one ticket pre-
sented to the stockholders, which received
their unanimous support. It was as fol-
lows:
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For Trustees.
For haspsotorSo Of EsctiOa.

8. h. Tompdns, B. c. BOgart.
r, b. Holt,
The New York Commercial Association
also, Wednesday held its first annual election
Of officers on the business floor Of the Pro-
ducs Exchange. Several tickets were Of
fered, the two which pOlled the bulk of the
votes, differing, however, only in the nom
nations for the Presidency, one being head
ed by the name of Mr.. J shn B. Wright, and
the other BY that of Mr.. Isaac II. Reed
The ticket chosen, and BY large majority,
was as fOlloWB:
For President John B. Wright; YSse
Presidest--JameS P. Wallace; TreasGrsr-
Benjamin C. Bogert.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-25

FIIGs FLAGS ALI kinds of Flags ex-
eept secession ones made to order at the Lsdd
L Webster Sewing Machine Rooms, Marble
II S's- -SI-s'' G. W. CRowrIE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-25

oI:-The undersigned is prepared 70
manufacture oil tubes and vsts in a superior
manner on short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms,at his steam Planing Mill,
corner of Erie and Kinsmau areOs, clevs-
land, Ohio G. h. KIDNEY.
;onISRI0
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A PEEEY APIECE.
RECRUITS WANTED.

A WoaD FoR FARERRs.-The following
good adTice pertinent TO the present time is
clipped iroa the Ashtabula Telegrsph:
In the time of general war, provisions
soon become scarce, and command high
prices, for the reason that the largsr the
armies employed the less must be the num-
Der Of producers az compared with the con-
Bumsrs. Il Is now the dHty Of every farmer,
as we'll as it viii be greatly 70 his profit, to
pat in large crops. Those who are not pre-
pared or able 70 respond 70 their eountry's
cali ct this time, can serve her as we'll by
working with nntiring energy and a good
will 10 secure plenty Of provisions 70 sup
ply the wants Of her armies. Let our sgri-
cuiturists bend their energies TO this pur-
pose immediately. The season is rather
8 forbiding oae, to Be sure, the cold aud wet
which hangs on so pertinaciously, are hav-
ing the effect TO discourage ard render i'm
practicable early planting and sowing, but
our farmers must bide their time, and be
ready when the weather takes more favor
able turn. sl -..lt aa a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-25

A prise Of $500 is offered in New York for
the best NatiOnsl Hymn set 70 mnsie, the
latter 10 be original or selected. For the
benefit Of Western musss, We give some Of
the conditions Of the offer rs follows;
The Hymn is 70 be purely patriotic,
adopted 70 the whole country--not war
song, or only appropriate to the present mo-
ment. e
Il must consist ofnot less than sixty lines,
and Is not to exceed forty, exclusive Of .
chorus or burthen, which is essential.
L should be of the simplest form and the
most marked rythm; the words, easy 10 be
retained by the popular memory, and the
melody and ha' mony, such as may be read
ily sung By ordinary voices.
The COMMITTEES retain the copyright Of
both words and music Of the Hymn 70
which the prize is awarded.
The words and music must Be furnished
by the 2Olh day Of June next
For the Hymn, or for the Music sions, u
the latter be original prize Of $3.50 viii be
paid, Gold medals Of the values stated win
be given instead Of money, II preferred.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-25

EDrFoR LEADEE.--In your notice Of the
a HavelOcks /" in tO-dsy's paper you say,
q black, s0hits. or liHsH cap covers. This is
certainly wrong. The HaYslOcks shOnld be
made Of thiek iOhits linen. No other color
(except light butt will serve the purpose
Of rejecting, instead Of absorbing the heat
Of the sEn.
Please correct that error, us some people
already have the idea that brogn or other
dark linen viii answer the purpose, which
is entirely incorrect. E.T.E
The article should have reSd, as did the
copy, thick white linsn," instead Of as
puhliihsd.
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LOVES wOOING.
~ wItFnID WINS.

81 'NlLfhlp NlLLHtss
r. II i HHDH .HH'
FtuAg Love went Wooing, f
BOT One ans sunny day,
To charming maiden 2
80 witty and gay.
o. Love had OF wisdom iith Ga
A mighty great store,
YAs young and was handsome. ----
90 -air . Alas he was poor. ~ 4 y 2 ,1u
'-t The maiden did seO;n him,
Ycuug Love turned away,
"a And died broken hearted rrD ,.
That very same day
-. Old Love went WOOing
One fns sunny day, ErE no
To this charming maiden,
30 witty and gay.
'.IF Old Love he was ugly
And crooked, I'm told D
Was wltless and silly,
With plenty Of gold
old Love won the maiden -s
ffk To Young Love 50 cold,
- And she gave her heart to-,
His ingots Of gold.
0bURLN, Nay 90, 1851.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-25

PJcTUaEs sT Mss RkEsoN-TWo pictures
exhibited ia sargsant's window, have st-
tracted much attention Of late from pssssTs
By. They are portraits Of q young girl snd
boy, and were executed BY Miss carOlps
Ransom, whose studio Is in spaEgsers
Block. The pioturesars adlnirubls a. works
Of art, and although we have not seen TIE ORE
ginals there is thas certain something which
indicates that The artist has caught ths PEI
culIar HfeIiks expression that makes, he
good portrait. Hiss Ransom il an snshuai-
at in her profession, and bids fair 70 take
high rank among its dsvolsss. Alandsoaps
afssr Durand, By Noble b. Mervin, szhib-
itsa at ths same plsee, also sforda great
promise. Mr. Msrvin has been studying in
New York during the past winter With one
Of the hrss painters Of that city, and has 10
turned home for few weeks to make
Sketehes for 3 coming winters work. His
speciality is landscape. s.9
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ALooTT HORTON.

MILITARY CAPs.-Military Gaps of every
style at Deckand & Englehart's. Companies
supplied upon the shortest notice. Orders
from the country promptly attended to.
Deckand & Englshart have also full
supply of Hats and Caps, new styles, justre-
csived and ready for spring and summer
wear. Silk, felt and straw hats in abun-
danca
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-25

- Miss c. L. Ransom, Portrait Paint
En- Studio in spangler's Block, Room IA.
Open to visitors Wednesday and Saturday P.
N
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-25

~ New W. r. Cheese, Old Hamburgh
Cheese, Foz's Farina Crackers, Dried Beet,
Hams, Smoked Side Neat, Ness Pork, Beans,
Dried Apples, al kinds Of Lake Fish, Car
bon and 1ubricating Oils, Akron Wster
Lime, Salt, Plaster, &c., ss George sprsgue's,
Wholesale Grocer and Commission Msr-
chant, Oviaits Exchange.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-25

FRAEK PARKER.--Liyery and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street. A No. Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
aaulAR3h.IV
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UEFAIp LEFTEas.-Ths following unpaid
letters are held fer postage IN the Cleveland
Post Office:
Miss Marion L. erowi, Thstford, Mich.
Morrison Allen, City.
Eliza Lineh, City.
A. C. Armstrong, City.
G. E. Herriok, City.
K. Sherman, City.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-25
LRLARD's BAHD.

LelRnd's Full Band has been solicited By
the nineteenth regiment to accompany
them as the regimehtal band. We are in.
formed that the members have the offer un-
der consideration and will very probably
aecept. It would be slmost worth enlisting
to march into battle 30 the notes of Jack
LslaAd's bugle. but It is almost to be hoped
that they will decline going, for Cleveland
can hardly spare her old favOrites without
regret.
A PEENY APRoE.
Some Of the soldiers at Camp Tay-
lOr have sent out scouts in the shape
Of boys, whose business it is TO procure pen
niss to give one of the regiments a Sunday
dinner. The plan viii probably be sue
eessful enc.
RECRUITS WANTKD,
Forty able bodied men are wanted to I'll
up the ranks of the sprague Zouaves now at
Camp Dennison. The service is 70. three
months. All wishing to enlist viii find q
roll open at Atheneum Hall to-day and af-
Ut. srEuLiHa, COm'dt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-25

The postage on the LEADEs, to News
Dealers, is Ons-fOurth Of a cent per copy.
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GrOeksrN 4 GhinawarR.

.ro SVEpkhKF " OHlAaDarRs
-
= z--.l3 bsllgg = 3
ssAostEY,s 55tTsT ii
aEEsIeEskroS ,zsrl
A4AaeA Il.isSs.
lll.llLIl ll.Ll--
O.
EFRIGER TORS,
l2 different sizes and patterns,
aa= SIS
REFRIGE orators,
i2 Different Sizes and Patterns
REFRIGERAToRs,
IL Different Sizes and Patterns.
REFRIG ERATORB,
u Different Sizes and Patterns.
At
MANUFACTURERS PRICEs FOR CASH.
W.P. FOGG,
Corner Of Superior and Seneca streets.
---=a slssvT
WATER COOLERS.
L,4a, and 8 Gallons
WATER COOLERS,
AS 4 and Gallons.
WATER COOLERS.
l,as and Gallons.
WATER COOLERS.
I54s, and sGaIlOnA
Ar
MANUFACTURERS PRIcEs FOR CASH.
W.P. FOGG,
Corner Of Superior and seneca Sts.
- -
ICE CREAM FREEzERS.
"a, and IOQlara.
| .--- tA
ICE CREAM FREEZERS,
and 10 Quarts.
! - 1
ICE CREAM FREEZERS,
AssndIO Quarts.
ICE CREAM FREEzERs,
| IEN III Iss
A6AnalO Quarts.
AT
MANUFACTURERS PRICES FoR CASH.
W.P. FOGG,
mays Cor. supsrior snd seneca sts.
a 8. g A B On g 3,
<As Importer and whOlosAls Dealer,
Oasrs Tor sails his Sntirs and extensive stock Of
EABFHENWARE.
EBEHOH CHINA
BBITANNIA WARE,
| PLATED WAREt -
| E1i5 0UTLERY, 4e-,
. aE person wishing 20 embark IL good, safe and
/ d, ,-si n this eitv or VIII continue 70 sell al
IN SisssiS or RstsiI, at greatly reduced price o
Gas:
ETSNTLES{ EMS CLOTHES CLEAN
I'VE. fSeoyst5S A.. sluaalns kssslishnSa,t
1 ERiE0is AFEls Tailor, No. - A. c%tsa. r2poyI
| hereafter teHoss his attention to eise- "a -
I isciiifies ior doine he work IN ne besf mann.
Gantlaman vii hnd n for their interest dnrin1 ~
] hard times % give Mr.. Agsr 6 trisl.
- REMOH4L--
A. r. REDING, MERCHANT
] -As 5AlsLeR, bee releysd % 10. ls ProsDso.
sireet 9ed neada bloekl isW doors Wsst of J0nssi
4srpie l9Story Where Ne VII Be plsased % zee snd
sts q ola e1ssoers, - usual, end new ones IN
! T la1liS who farnI.h thSlr own ustsrisis wiz R
~ 80 90 ell iAe q es s21l 2 eall on him. -.e.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-25

We would prefer that parties rsmitting
postage stamps should send Us one and three
cent instead Of larger denominatiOns.t
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THE CITY.

~ The price of the MoRSiNs LHADEs TO
news agents is One Dollar and Finy csnts
per hundred, and no deviation under any
stsness
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~ We areindeBted 70 Mr.. W. W. Gould,
baggage master on the C. c. 4 c. R. r., for.
Cincinnati papers in advance Of ths mail.
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~ See advertisement Of Dr.. sanfOrd's
Liver InviEOrator.
c. @. c.-Cary's Cough Cure. dsc2sslO
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S|NOTIO E.-4dTsrtiseTs Win o6iiss rs 3
handing in their Advertisements b. o'clock P. n.
our edition being % much increased bT tbs war
NSWs shat We aro required to 60 to press sOS Ghrss
hours rarIlsr than usual.
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MORNING LEADER.

sAFUk kDla1 .ile-tstNei. NAY Is, ie6l.
= Fer TsisSraS6is Nsvl a.s HIarEsla
zee Roureh Rago.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-25

TTNTLFS5R EMS CLOTHES CLEAN
ne. ksnoE4st.llng 4a.lg ang ~ :, ssSset street. win
tAAs,sSls Ss ss st,.il ,.s Sc ~ sing f4noys-
ting aud ms1ding Gentlamen'G elothlng. -
fncilitie8 ior doing his work IN the besf mann.
eontlamsn vill hnd 4 for their Inferred iTn@ -.
hard times 70 give Mr.. Agsr g trial
may 22.R2f
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TRAVRLKR's RRGIsrEa.
NEW 1DYFRTISF17FNTS

NV NV N EII7II IIINII1
Burt, CLARK cO--COmmisulon Merchants, &c.
=. D. Kendall 3 Co-Parasols, &c.
L. Bouedict 4 sOns-summ r Hats and Caps.
4. D. Kendall Z Ce-Linsn shirtiRg, &,.
TsyIor. GrisSold cO-PrintI.
Clark, Gardner 3 &ro-Sundries. r. 4
st4nWlx Hall-Loeal Hotios.
Geo. spEagus-Booal Notice.
Charles Holt-Businels Eoties.
Mr.. Chsndler- Local HOtico.
Plymouth Chureh-Loeal Notice.
Dr. Klhg-Loesl kOtlos.
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A r. RRDING, MERCHANT
~ TAILOR, has removed % 70. 1s Prs--.st
slreet 6edhead'a Block, isE doors Tssf Of J0nsS'
.rpis ,s5,ory Hnefe Ne WI Be plsased % and
9.ais Eho farni.h their own materials viii R
- Particular attention paid &c cutting BoTl'
Oiothtng. oectl 3 EED1NG, Agent,
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{ OPENED THIS Day

LAD1Es' & MIssEs STRAW BoKEETs,
IrI-1rEer Hcods. Blbbole, Flowers, BOuchas, 6e.t
~ = 800 MEe. HEARE8= 258 EuFgricE st.,
fbra U11oE Dellst aou9as
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. any person Wishing 60 embark IL good SAFE ana
I, Ota6le trade. This l. the bsst oppart1siS III -
IN SissSis or Rstsil, at greatly reduced Price iof
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.

MILITARY UNIFORMS. We have some 20
good uniforms, blue broad cloth Goats and
cadet mixed woollen Pants, all in good con-
ditiOn, but little worn, formerly belonging
to the Cleveland Light Gusrds) which we
will sell at $40 a suit; also gray wOOllen ar
my blankets, and twilled gray, blue and red