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FOREIGN NRWs.
CD RAcE juno le.

CAFE RACE, June &c.
The steamship Bohemian, from Liver
pool llth Via Queenstown 18th, arrived
here at noon to-day, and was boarded BY
the news yacht.
The ship Kate Dyer had arrived at Ant
werp on the ID inst. She had been cap
tured by pirates and released on bonds Of
$4,000.
The new steamer Southerner has been
searched by British officials, being sus-
pected as a rebel pirate, but nothing was
found on board tc warrant her seizure.
LIVERPOoL.-Cotton market.--Sales four
days 1920 bales. The market opened
with declining tendency but closed
steadier.
Liverpool breadstuffs are dull with a
slight decline in all qualities. Richard
son s Spence report -four heavy and quo
tations easier. Wheat fiat and declined.
Red Western 9s69s 4d. Red Southern
So 4d@9s Sd. White Western 90 90.
White southern los 3d6Ils Sd. Corn
downward, and declined Cd. Mixed 25s
3dG28s Cd.
Liverpool provision market quiet and
steady. Various circulars report beef
6d@is.
GREAT BRTTAIN.-In the House Of Com
mons Mr.. Cunningham suggested the
opening Of negotiations with Washington
for the suppression Of the slave trade in
thauSouthern States.
FRANCE.-It was reported the Emperor
seriously contemplated introducing before
long certain reforms, particular in res.
pect to the liberty Of the Press, the liberty
Of speech and ministerial responsibilities.
Boarse heavy; Rentes SO francs, 20
centum.
PoLAED.-A telegraph dispatch from
Venice says Austria has not concurred in
the propositions of France and England
to Russia. Another dispatch says that
she has.
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TIE HOLMES COUNTY DIFFIcULTIEs.-The
Vallandighammers of Holmes county are
making little disturbance in their efforts to
resist the enrolment law. The battalion,
which arrived at the camp Of the rioters, We'd
nesday, found them posted behind breast
works of loose stones, and about twenty shOts
were fred from these fortifcations, Fortunate
ly eimed too high to injure any Of the troops.
The soldiers returned the fire, and wounded
several. The rest then scattered, and hav-
ing no definite method Of resistance to act
upon, are skulking about the woods in small
detaohments.
A committee went from MiIlersburg to talk
the rioters into obedience, and returned, an
nouncing some hopes Of success.
It is stated that party of the CoshOctOn
malcOntents are on their way to reinforce the
Holmes county men.
The commandant of the soldiers gave the
rioters until yesterday to decide upon what
course they should adopt. In case they held
out longer he threatened them with severe
measures. Two of the wounded rebels, as
we'll as four or Eve of the stragglers have fall
len into the hands of the authorities.
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WEEKLY Times, Tribune, Herald, World,
with full accounts of the recent raid in Penn
sylvania, for sale at Bakers.
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MORE REcRUITs.-A squad Of nineteen
men came in last night at ten o'clock from
Troy township, Richland county. They ap
peared to be as substantial and intelligent a
set of men as could be brought together for
any public purpose. They were in search Of
some one to take charge of them, and aP-
peared to find some difficulty in the pursuit.
Now, Why cannot the proper officer, who
ever he is, have some one to meet these men
at the Depots, and give them at least an Off
cial welcome? A little carelessness about
their treatment at the commencement of their
patriotic effort is apt to engender distrust
Throughout the whole military service, and
every one knows to how many sights pri-
vate soldier is obliged to submit in his term
of service, and how apparently easy many of
them might be avoided. If recruits cannot
be received with popular denomination,
and they cannot always be so received, let
some judiciOus officer, with strong wrist, go
around and shake hands with the squads
when they arrive, and welcome them into the
service with some fervor. We do not know
Of any military rule which would authorize
the above, but we do know that great many
heart burnings would be thereby done away
with
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FROM YIoKsBURG ANp BELOW.

ST. LOUIS, June 19.-The Democrats
Vicksburg dispatch says;
At two o'olock last Saturday morning
our approaches from Sherman's corps were
pushed through to the rebel rife pits and
to within twenty yards of one of their bas-
tons. The enemy threw lighted shells
over the parapets, on our approach, and
received in return twenty hand-grenades,
twenty Of which exploded driving the reb-
els out On Friday the enemy cut away
the timber in the rear Of their lines and
opened on us with 11-inch shells and two
or three siege guns. General Logan ST.
fenced their mortars with his thirty-pound-
er Parrots and ninety-tWo-pounders.
Gunboats patrol the river between He
lena and Young's Point.
The gunboat Msrmora destroyed the
town Of Eunice on Saturday.
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NY. STOCK MARKET-June 10.
[BY TELEGRAPH.l
BUFFALO MARKET-Juno 10.

FIOur-In moderate demadd.
Whsat-Dull. "a es rejected Chicago Spring at
95c q bush.
COrn-in fair demand Sales at &C.
Oars Nominal. sales at 7Oc.
Barley-Quiet.
Rye Quiet.
WhislEy-In good demand. Sales at 427c
Freights-5Sc for flour, l5c for wheat l3 for corn
improvisation bis flour, loS,tOO bush wheat, l74,-
OO1 bush corn, 900 bush oats.
EXports-7,00O / -four, 81 900 bush wheat, 234,
Oo0 bush corn, l4O 900 bush oats.
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SwEEEY's PHoToGRAPHs.-Mr. Sweeny
has rooms above FOgg's store, Superior
street. he makes speciality of landscape
photOgraphing. He has many excellent
views Of various mansions about the city, and
takes beautiful groupings. Those, who are
desirous of having anything of the character
done, will do well to give him a call.
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NEW YORK niARKET.-Juno 10.

COttan-Market opened dull and dropping and
closed firm. Sales at 5SGl59c for midd ing uplands
FIOur-Market heavy and prices declined SC.
Sales at s5,s55,70 for extra tate 1855 G6,00 for
extra round hoop Ohio; s5O5976O for trade brands,
clr sing heavy.
Whiaky-Market more active. Gales at Az fl45c,
chiefly 1t latter price.
Wheat-Market heavy and I92c lower
The sales at Sl.lS99l,36 for chicago Spring ;
sl,2s@I,4O for Milwaukee Club; sl,449l49 for Vim
ter red Western.
COFn-Market opened dull and closed heavy, and
lc lower. Sales at 7575zc for extra shipping West
ern mixed.
Oats-Market doll and declining. Sales at 7gas2c.
WOOl-Marlet quiet and firm. Sales of domestic
fleece at 70c and Cape at 34G35c.
POrk-Steady.
Bacon Sides-Dull.
Lard--MaTket opened quiet and closed hrmer.
Sales at 9559l0Hc.
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WAAINSgg ed 1000 N1w On

Eor sale 900 bbls- LUBHlCATIhG OIL, a choice
sfE article, almost equal 70 Lard OIL Price low.
mayH W q sCOFIEBD 90.
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FROlI WASHINGTON.

W A5IINdTON, May 10.
One hundred and six of the wounded
from the fight at Aldie, Virginia, arrived
at Fairfax Station last night.
The boat this morning brought a num-
Der Of stragglers from Stafford Court
House. They left there on Wednesday
night. There were at that time no rebels
in that vicinity, nor did they see any on
the WaY.
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e7R A MONTH 1 WANT TO HIRE
WtO Agents in every county at SO a month, eX-
psnues paid TO sell my new cheap Family Sewing Ma
ohinsI s. MADISON,
uav7-lTdsw ALFRED. Maine.
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MORNING LEADER.
TRATKLER's REGISTER.

MORNING.. JUNE 30, Is6s.
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COMM ERCIAL.
CLRVKLANp nlARKKFs.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, /
TRTnAT EVFNTNG. lime 10 IgS9

mOhNlAd LAAalEh UEE1OE5
FRIDAT EVENING, June 19, 1858.
FIour-Market generally dull. Sales $50 bbls red
double extra at 1878 80 bbls do at s5s7f, and 40
bbls white wheat do at 1878.
Wheat-The market ia heavy and lower. sales of
Gears red on track at Scars do free on board O.
& P road at sl,27; 500 bush free on board from
Erie warehouse at l27 and cars whiteon track at
sI3I.
Corn-sa!es car prime at 5s1Sc.
Highwines-Quiet at 42c.
Butter-sales in moderate lots at i294c, l2O, lsc,
and I3so
Cheese-sales small lots at 99914c.
RgEs-Sales l2 bbls at l2c.
I.ard-Sale p kegs at &C.
ReceiPts-1565O bush wheat, cars corn and 2
cars oafs
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FROMs ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, June 10.
Nothing Of general interest has trans
pired in the State Convention for the past
three days. The Emancipation Committee
had third meeting to-day and agreed up
on a report which will be presented to the
Convention by Governor Gamble to-mor-
row. The report is signed by seven out
Of nine members Of the Committee and IS
understood to recommend that slavery
shall cease absolutely in 1876, and pro
hibits the emigration Of slaves from other
States, but expresses no opinion regarding
the submission of the ordinance to the
people.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-20

SENECA COUNTY DEsERTERs ARRESTED
We are informed that three deserters were ar
rested in Seneca county, on the 10th, and
taken to Johnson's Island. Two of them are
drafted men, and deserted from Camp Mans
field the other ia a member of 21st Ohio
Battery, and deserted very recently.
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FROlI nIURFRR RRsBnRO,.

HU n hhhs bUh1 . Juu5 To-
Private David BlazOr, of the 4th In
diana battery, is to be shot tomorrow in
ROusseau's Division for the crime of de-
sertion.
General Forest is reported in dying
condition from wounds inflicted on him q
few days ago at Spring HILL The difficulty
originated about q woman.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-20

UETTARIAE CoEvENTIoN.-The annual
convention Of the Western Unitarian Asso-
citation is now in session at Toledo. Exer-
cises of an interesting character commenced
on Wednesday evening and will continue
every day until next Monday.
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STEAM ENGINE WANTED. = Wanted, a
second hand Steam Engine. Said Engine to
be in good running order. Size of Cylinder
either okla, 7xl4 and 7xJ2, or ska. Address
drawer 322 giving full description Of Engine,
longth of time it has been used, and terms.
iume9
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Ny. MONEY n1ARKET-June 10.


BIoney-Active and frmer at 2 cent.
sterling EXchange-Market is dull. Selling
at I56d9l57 for bankers bills.
Gold Lower. Opening at 43, declining to 425,
and closing quiet a. 4356d43A.
Government StOcks-market is without de-
cided change Sales Of United states Skies of 1851,
coupons lOSzGOs3s; 7-30 Treasury Notes IO6SalO64;
United states Oneyear certificates 9SA new.
State StOcks-MissJuri Skies 6g9s; Tennessee
Sizes
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LATEST.

LIVERPOOL, June Cotton-Sales Of
the week, $4,000 bales. The market has
been dull and quotations lower for
American, and 4d9@d lower for other
descriptions. Sales to-day embraced 5000
bales. Closing quotations unchanged
Stock imported, 8S5,O0O bales, Of which
47,0O0 were American.
Breadstufs have a downward tendency,
Provisions fat. Produce quiet and steady.
LONDON, June 12.-Consols are quoted
at 9l5; Illinois Central shares 3263l dis
count; Erie $1,000 is.New York Central
III.
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Bos=Ssss, June 10.
Six hundred and fifty bales of cotton,
seized by General Banks in Louisiana,
from the rebels, we're sold at auction to-
day, bringing,fr 533c to 584c per pound.
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G6AA MONTH"; WE WANT AGENTS
SDOO at ESQ month, expenses paid, to sell our Ev-
ERLAsTIEG PEECILs ORIENTAL BURNERS, and thir-
teen other new usefnl snd curious articles Fifteen
circulars sent mee. Address, shaw a CLARK
rnay7-45ldkW Biddeford, Maine.
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RESISTANCE TO THE ENROLMENT
REBEL INVASION.

HARRISBURG June 10th.
It Is understood that General Milroy is
advancing toward the East with 1000
mounted Infantry, and 5000 Hidemen
well mounted from the mountains
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TORACCO and sEGARs.

OPENED THIS DAY-AT TIE
F.OIiEVFIAND BAZAAR a fne lot OF Ont
GfssI JsEelfy and Dress Buttons Parasols and Sun
Umbrellas, Willow Flower Baskets, Chairs, Piano
Stool snd Gc-Cart8 Lesiher Cloth for the Tral Of
Drassss B. McKinstry, jrs celebrated Corsess.
fune6 -AMES a MILLS.
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M A R IN r.
PORT OF CLEVELAND, June 10.

PoRT OF CLEVELAND, June l9.
ENTERED.
stmr May Queen, Mckay, Detroit.
Prop Buffalo, Douglas, Buffalo.
Prop Iron ity, snow, OntOnagon.
Prop Susquehannah, Webster, Dunkirk.
Prop Gov. Cushman, Lewis Sandusky.
Schr Correspond Mt Jeffrey, Kingston.
Schr Nj. stalker, Stalker, Marquette
ScOw Valley, SwOp, Monroe.
ScOw Mona, Mallory. kely's Island.
Scow Banner, Hubbard, Port Huron.
ScOw COnsuelO, Pelo7, Calhoun.
ScoW Black swan, Eie d, Avon.
CLEARED.
stmr Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit.
Prop Akron, Smith, Ugdensburg.
Prop ffalO, Doug as, Chicago.
Schr CuyahOga RObers, Marquette,
Schr Bay Point, troOme, Wanley.
ScOw Black SSan, ield. Avon
ScOw Valley, Swop, Plaster Bed
ScOw COnsuelO, PelOn, Calhoun Creek.
ScoE ct. Joseph, StrOng, Monroe.
Scow Orleans, Lyons, Black biyer
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-20

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mary S. Kelley, daugh-
ter of Moses Kelley, Esq died at East Cleve-
land, last Wednesday evening, after an illness
of three days. The young lady was Onlysi1-
teen years old, and was much beloved by
those who knew her.
The funeral will take place to-day from
the family residence on Euclid Street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-20

PERsoEAL.-We had the pleasure of
meeting our old friend and tOwnsman james
A. Briggs, who is on his way to New York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-20

LAUNCH The propeller Meteor will be
launched this forenoon, between nine and
ten O'Clock, from the ship yard of Messrs.
Peck, Masters & Co.
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FAT MEN.-A Washington correspond
ent writes that the rules of the ConscriptiOn
will include all fat men, the reason of their
exemption being " not only the plea of ply
sicaI incompetency, bnt because it is proven
bal, from FaIlstaff down to Humphrey Mar
shall, that they have never been remarkable
for daring deeds in the field"
This is pure nonsense. We believe if ten
men, remarkable for bravery, were picked
out Of any roster of officers, at least five would
be found inelining to cOrpuIence. A moral
argument can also be given: Those who are
constantly exposing themselves, and undergo
ing periods of hardships, naturally make the
most of such present enjoyment as they can
get hold Of. Hard exercise, with poor liv-
ing, followed by chronic fits of epicureanism
will produce fat most effectualIy. All the
experience of our soldiery proves this and the
consequence is that the brave fellow who
dashed forward to a battery, expecting moth
ing but death, and burdened with as little
flesh as a thoroughbred racer, will, when re-
stored to his friends, round cut into an ineip-
lent alderman. HAS not the Washington
correspondent been guilty of direct scan. mag.
or scandal of big men?
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-20

Simpson Is, beyond all question, = superior
artist, and We advise those wishing to get hne
fkeness to csn upon him. A visit to his gal
isry, No. 25S Superior street, VIII richly rsPSy
both eisissu and stranger. Rq7R
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wv ADYRRFTsR R01RN9s.

John Ellsler-AcadUny Of Music.
Merchant-Business Wanted.
Margaret Reasan-Informat;onW Wanted
Rev. Il. -Universalism
Wagner's Lean Ofice-For sale.
Baker-Parers-Lccal Notice.
Strawberry FestivsI-Local Notice.
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s. N. GooDALE & SoN-WooL Brokers.
Offer their services in negotiating the pur-
chase and sale Of wool. Also, with RESPONSE
BILE parties in making cash advances on wool
consigned to the eastern market. No. 19
City Wharf, Boston, or 107 Bank street,
Cleveland. mav3O:452
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FIFTH WARD TO BE ENLIGHTENED.-L. ].
Rider and William Abbey addressed the
Copperheads Of the Fifth Ward last night.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-20

After having piay on Lne Pianos OI measr1 hnato
Co. Il is fnp0ssible not 70 bear testimony 70 their
Qualities which have acquired for them the eminent
reputation which they enjoy. The Pianos Of their
manufacture, on which have played, are exceeding
u remarkable for their qualities Of TONE The Bass
Teet clear and harmOniou5ly mellow, (chry5tilian,)
and do not hesitate 70 express in regard % these in
they are equal II superior 70 tho best manuiacs
tured Ia Europe ths country By the most coebra-
ted maker. LSignedl u. NJ eOfIsOHALh-
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BUSINESS NOTIFIES

FLAGS, BANNERS AND COLORs
Manufactured from silk or Bunting in best
-yle on short notice. G. ". ORowELL a Co.,
mayIl:45l I'll Superior St.
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Prof. II. :. ForHEAsLE, Teacher sf Music IN the
Ohio State Blind Asylum, writes @ Atter examining
SIarqo number Of VIM. Enabo 4 Cos Piano. horte9l
Iunhesitatingly pronounce them Superior p eny 4
have ssn Their tone Is grand and noblei they have
SrsSt esnacitv for sustaning the sound; and their
Tolume Of tone or power have never heard exeeleo
They combine With fne tonca' dePths bHaStHs1S0A "a
tone nuritT and durability"
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OsWEGO MARKET-Jnne 10.

FIOur-Market unchanged.
Wheat In fair demand. Sales Of winter red In
diana at sI,401kGl,4I Last night sals OF o Lhi-
cagO Spring at 81 i,l4560l,Ij.
COrn-Market quiet. Sales rOur yellow at 66c.
FretEhts-BOats are scarce and freights higher
Flour 37e,35c, wheat Ice, corn SIC.
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EITOitizsns wishing conveyance 70 either OF the
above Trains or Boats will be called for BY Oosehs1
OF Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their addrcsl
sf tho Omnibus Ofcs, l47 SuDerOrSt., next door 70
.ho Weddell House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-20

HATS HATsI HATsI Fifty dozen
Ladies' and Misses Hats at reduced prices,
at Mrs. shaW's Rooms. juneI2
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WATER.-PersOns wishing the water in
troduced in their dwellings, Offices or stores,
will do well to give MeGarvey a call, at 272
Superior street, HOfman's Block, opposite
the Post 0Eice. jeI7:4A4
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HLEVBLAND
Excelsior French Dye House
FREDERICK OYRIAX, PrOp'r,
-. os s.,.,,-st.. CNsarst. CLAIR


nayReierB to all Dry Goods Houses in the City, 4
engages 10 do only First Glass Work, having besid
fovTn gaois received and deliveradby Express from
and 10 all PARTS of the country unEln
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MIG A BARLOW Dear srr 1T gives me- pleasure
20 gtate that consider the Enabe Piano equal 20 any
and srnsriOr TO most instruments made u tn8 coun-
~ ssnscially in richness and volume Ol tone.
HsyinF used one Of the same for ten OF mere hours
Of sach day for two years, feel confident IN recon-
endinF them 20 ali who are with their
iiT-rsat Qualities" Ams resDecttnllv yo1-s,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-20

Mr.. GEo. A. BARLOW These noble Instruments
possess immense resources Of power and expression.
The bass is ss0norous and grand the middle register
rich and sympathetic while the high notes are bill
liant, clear and pure a. silver bells
The scale is even without single naWi the astion
Is smooth and marTelOusly easy and the pedal enoc1
the finest Of which the PiauOfOrte Is susceptible.
In word, knsbe's Pianos are worthy OF the great
Artists and arc capable Of rendering the nnu5f
ELIZA SHEPHEBD,
n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-20

- Dr. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine anu
EIectroPsthyI cures obstinate cases Of ByspeP
siA, Rheumatism, ssrofuls, Neuralgia and al
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brzins
Throat, Heart, Lungs, LAYER and Urinary Or
EanB, and other Chronic diseases. Refsrsnce
given to many formidable cases cured IN this
city aftsr other physicians hEd failed. Bee sd
Vertissr,ent in smother column. Once No. Ia,
Seneca stFeet
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-20

STRANGERS HolIE PICEIC.-We call the
attention Of our readers to the Picnic for the
Strangers Home, which will take place this
afternoon and evening at Forest Lawn on
Cedar street, beyond Wilson Avenue. Those
beautiful grounds will be opened to the public
from two o'clock in the afternoon until nine
O'Clock at night, for the trifing fee of ten
cents. Lsland's Band viii be in attendance
to discourse excellent music, and the ladies
of the Stone Church will furnish strawber-
riss, ice cream and other refreshments
The opportunity is rarely offered for enjoy
ment so complete in the woods and country
air at SO little distance from town. Cars and
Omnibuses will run to the grounds all the af-
ternOon and evening, and the East Cleve-
land Railroad company generously devote
half their earnings for the day to this
charity
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-20

NATIONAL DIVISION OF THE SoNs OF
TENPERASCE.-TheN National Division Of the
Sons of Temperance has been holding a ses-
sion in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Delegates
were present from Maine, Massachusetts,,
Eastern New York, New jersey, Rhode Is
land, Kentucky, Connecticut, Maryland, Mis-
souri,, Illinois, New Hampshire, Vermont,
Ohio, District Of Columbia, Newfoundland,
Canada West, Canada East, New Brunswick,
Prince Edwards Island, and Nova Scotia.
D. W. Gage, Esq, and H. V. Horton we're
the delegates from Ohio. The proceedings
of the Convention we're very interesting.
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Teacher Of Music U3e7elhna Ienal 2 59lllnaLy
IA BARLOW, Dear Sir: :-lt gives me much pleas.
rs 10 be able to say that consider Anaeeg k1ano1
~ fDe9t both in volume and sWeetnes8, hich have
tyer PLAYED upon, either N America or Europe
Theps dala operate with better ouect tnan IN any
othsrins trumsnts; and in fact, knRbe'g motto may
t..f- ~ ifT5-csl9for Mrs. o. 8. DOUGLAS,
A-As ~ Teacher Of Music, Cleveland.
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To Messrs Wm KEABE Co.. Baltimore FL can
not but congratulate you upon the immense progress
and improvements which you continually make on
your Pianos, which in my opinion rank among the
very best in the country. NJ sTBAkOsOH.