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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June Il.
The ship Bucephalus, from Bahia NAV Is, ar
rived to-day. She had on board the Captain and
family of the bark Union Jack, the CAPTAIN and
wife Of the ship Dorcas Birce, Captaiu Peck, OF
the ship Sea Lark, and Captain Philips, OF the
ship Decatur, all captured by rebel pirates
The British bark Castor arrived at Bafil from
Liverpool WI h a cargo o. coal and ammunition
Tor the pirates The pirate steamer Georgia
being in pert at the time, The Authorizes ordered
both ont Of the harbor when they Lett for the
Southwark.
Captain Phillips, Of the ship Decatur, fates
that on the 25th ult in latitude 25, north, l1r gi-
tude 2l94U, west, he was captured and bnne bY
the rebel pirate steamer Georgia. Hcwas taken
on board the latter vessel when Captain Maurv
started for the Island Of St. Vincent, Cape lie
Verdcs, y here he arrived on the 3Jth but an
American man-Ot-War being seen in the haTbOr,
the rebel put on full speed FOR the scuthWard
and reached Bahia on the 18th or Nay, where W
were landed.
The GeOrgiaisa a common iron vessel, two hum
dred and twenty feet long, thirty aGross the
beam, brig-rigged fun has a very large smoke
stack, and is said to be able to steam fourteen
miles an hour, but this is doubt1ll- Most Of her
| crew we're British,
The steamer Ocean Queen, from Aspinwall 9Th
| has arrived. She has $4,000 IN the mails an
one hundred passengers.
The strike ofthe LOngshoremen has compelled
| the QuartermRster to employ des erters TO lead
| three Government transports yesterday who had
to be protectrd by company ofreeulsrs.
Aletter from Red river states that portion Of
| of our gunbosts are blOckading the months of
| the Red and Black rivers, up which there IS
| known to be some twenty rebel steamers But
/ few OF them are properly named or equipped.
| Refugees from Alexandria state that the reb-
| els entered Alexandria the day alter Banks
i withdrew.
1 Several parties Of blacks have escaped on ca
noes and hatboats and come to our gunboats.
| They represent thst the rekels are treating ne
Il grOes with horrible barbarity, running them
/ down with horses, shooting them on the road,
/ dragging them with ropes tied 10 horses tails to
/ Jail, which is 50 crowded with blScls as to be
| unable to hold any more.
| Both whites and blacks who showed any favor
/ to the UniOn forces have been arrested and sew
| eral shot.
! The correspondent of the Times gives q list
ofthe casualties at Port Hudson. Among others
are the following
| 4th Wisconsin, Colonel Bean, killed, and II
| wounded Captain Hubbard and Lieutenant
| atrous, killed and Lieutenant Pierce. wound
| ed The two latteI were en- General Weitzels s
/ staff
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TIE PR RsIDRNT UPON THE ALBANY
RESOLUTIONS

" MAsHINGrON, June II.
The President, under dlste or the 18th, has re-
piled to the letter Of F. Corning and others, who
were officers Of the public meeting held at Alba
ny t1e 10th Of May, requesting his earnest con=
sideratOn of the resolutions passed on that Oeea-
sion. Tne resolutions, he says, promise 10
support him in every constitutional and loyal
measure to suppress the rebellion. He has not
knowingly employed, nor shall he knowingly
employ any other, differing from the meeting
that certain military arrests and proceedings
following them, for which he is ultimately re-
spOnsible, are unconstitutional.
He argues the question to show that the proTi-
sion Of the Constitution quoted has no application
10 the case in hand, because the arrests com plain
ed OfWere not made for the reason defined in that
instrument and upon the conviction Of which the
punishmentis is deaih nor yet were they made to
hO,d persons to answer for any capital or other
infamous cnmes; nor were the proceedings fol-
lowing in any Constitutional or legal sense, crim-
inal prosecutions. The arrests, he shows, we're
made on totally different grounds, and the pro-
ceedings following the arrests the President
would be glad to correct on reasonable and sat-
isfactOFy evidence.
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COM ERCIAL
CLEVELAND mARKKT-.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE

mOhhlNG LEADER OEEICEt
SATURDAY EVENING, June l3s 1858.
FIour-Remains inactive and nominal. Small
lots for retail are selling at s5OO965O for good
try to standard brands red wheat double extra and
s7,Oc@2 25 for white wheat do Rye -four is quiet at
s4,75@5,OO.
Wheat-Sales 2 cars red on track at sl,2635 l car
at cars free on board at ,2s; 1000 bus do do
at same ! car poor Indiana white at sl,27; cars
fair do at q @ and car red on Cleveland and Pitts
burg track at sI29.
HCOrn-saIes cars shslled on track at 5s1Ec; car
do delivered on Cleveland and Pittsburgh track at
soc, and cars ears at SIC.
Cats Sale car from store at 6Oc.
Rye Quiet at soc.
Highwines-Quiet at 41kc.
Butter-Lower Sales kegs good Western Re
serve at l3c, and 81 keg choice do at l4c.
EEgs-In coed request, with sales at lac.
Hams-Sa'es 200 Rs Fremont hams at lOc.
Dried AppIes-sales7 bbls at Sc 2 n.
Dried Peaches-Peeled are steady at l59lte 2
b., and unpeeled at s9sc {, h.
Lard-Quiet at 9@9fc for common to good coun-
try rendered.
Bacon SIdes-sa,es at 697c.
saIt-seIing at $3.50 for fine and s2.O5 for coarse
and ground solar.
OiI-CarBon is quiet at 4595Oc, Linseed at sl,25.
TaIIOw-sales country rendered at 95lc.
PotntOes-Sale car at sOc.
Receipts-l3,SOO bush whelt, cars corn, and 5
cars oats.
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.FROnI nIuRFREEsBORO,.

MURFREEsEoR0', June 13.
The Chattanooga Rebel Of the 18th has the fol-
lowing:
JACKSON, Miss, June 9th.-One Of our officers
who was captured by General Grant and who
subsequently escaped, arrived here this morn
ing. He reports the YANKEE army much de-
pressed by reason Of General Johnston march
ing heavy force and by the fact that certain death
awaits them. Their officers say it is certsin
defeat or annihilatiOn.
Captain Thompson, Of General Rosecrsns'
STAFF, under a flag of truce, delivered tine effects
Of the spies hung at Franklin, TO Lieutenant
Colonel Webb of the Dist Alabama this evening.
One Of the party receiving the flag remarked TO
Captain Thompson, " so you have hing two Of
our spies" He then added that one Of them
(OrtOn) was his particular friend, and was In
spectOr Of Constructions on General Wheeler's
Staff he did not know the man Peters. He
admitted that the execution was just and was
according 90 the laws Of war.
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BLACK SoLDIERs.-The squads of Ofcolored
soldiers passing through the city every day
are making something of an impression on
our conservative friends. A very popular
and influential railroad man who has here
tofOrs been rather disafected as to the policy,
after standing for some time rapt in admira-
tiOn of the sOldierly proportions of lot of
'f Gods images in ebony" is reported to
have burst OutintO fierce denunciatiOn OfGO-
vernon Tod for his squsamishness::in allowing
the State to loose so excellent chance to
make up its quota.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
LAST EIsHT'sDIsPAFCHEsI
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA.
Movements Of Lees Army.
Speculationa as to his Intentions.
News from Rebel Sources.
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

INV A-Ah1 5llLs ~
The Herald's dispatch from the Headouarters
Of the Army Of the Potomac, oft the 18Th, saws az
fairs are unchanged.
The enemy displays a large force in the vicin-
ity Of Fredericksburg, but make no demonstra-
ton except picket firing and occasionally artil-
lery spots.
Longstreet and EweI's corps are near Culpep-
per, preparing for al aimOvenmet on our right.
Firing was heard in the direction Of United
States Ford this morning.
Another dispatch dated Sd Army Corps. June
18th, says movements of Lee in the vicinity sf
CulPePPer have been on larger scale than wss
at hrst supposed, embracing al his army except
ABOUT ,OOJ that remain opposite Falmouth
No doubt Lee intends to risk everything in a
determined effort to cross the Rappahannock
and assume the offensive.
The Harper's Ferry correspondents of the Her
aid states that it is reported by our cavalry that
n rebel force Of infantry and cavalry passed
through Perryville Tuesday last, the column oc-
cupying three hours and a halfln passing. It is
thought the rebels intend moving INTO Western
Virginia, where they viii make q destructive and
bold raid, as we are not prepared IN that quar-
ter.
On Thursday battalion of Vermont cavalry
had brisk fight with the rebel cavalry at I'd
wards Ferry and drove them back across the
river, where they had heavy infantry force and
support.
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NEW ADVERFIsKmKNRp.

John EIlsler-Academy Of Music.
Hover Higbee I a1ies' Dire Goods.
Clsvela- 4 Mahoning R. Co Special meeting.
Hover Higbes-French Prints.
Pelton Breed-Fcr Chicsgj and Milwaukee.
Hover Bigbes- FCulard silks.
Geo. Wilkinson Bro-Merchsnt Tail rs.
Hover Higbee-Grsnadines
"Merchant'-YouDg Man wanted, with capital
HOVER Higbee-Pr, miere Wool ShRWls.
Fouud-A pair Of Gold Spectso,es.
Hover Higbee-Pucher Lace Mantles.
A. J. Farrar-Ocw Lost.
Hover & Higbee-Tafeta Dfe.s Silks.
strawberry Festival-Local Notics.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-15

TURN Our FOR CoLUMBUs.-Arrsnge-
ments have been made for the transportation
to Columbus, at half price, of every one desir-
Gus of attending the Convention. A number
of cars will be appropriated for occupation
by the friends Of Mr. Brough. These will be
decorated and fitted up in splendid style, and
Jack LeIand's Baud will be along for enter
tainment. We advise every one who desires
to enjoy an exciting time to make out their
programme and put in CoIambus for one of its
items.
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NEws FRolI REBEL soUROEs.

lIUII IHLaaI0L0 JUNO II
Rebel papers of the 10Th give an account Of
GriersOn's rad on Clinton, Louisiana, on the
3rd, and says ms force WAS loo. The rebel on
Ger Logan IS reported to have driven GrersOn
SIX miles, taking two guns, killing and capturing
thirty-6ve men. The rebel loss was two killed
and seveial wounded.
NOZZLE, June 9th.-The Spanish stcs00er So
lar from Havana for this port was lost 4U miles
out, on the 26th ult. Only four Of her crew and
passengers escaped. Among the lost Was
Colonel Sharpe, Of General Buckner's statE
Her cargo was valued at 100000.
The rebel reports say Morgan was going to
Eastern Kentucky.
Stuart, Of Tennessee, has been made Msjor
General and has assumed command Of division
in Bragg's army, stationed at Wartrace.
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TIE ONO CoEeREGAyIoEAL CONFER
ESoE.-Third Dsy-MOrning Session. After
taree quarters of an hour spent in devotional
exercises, and prayer by the Rev. J. s. Pot
ter, the minutes Of the preceding days meet
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THE WARTNYIRGINIA.

NEw YORK, June Is.
A special to the Post, dated Washington 18th,
says
The enemy has made no demonstration at Cul-
pepper, though it is certain they are in heavy
force. Their designs will probably be disclosed
in a day or two.
a delegation OF ministers from Louisiana had
an interview with the President, to-day in ref
erenee to recognizing that state into the Union,
aceOrding to the plan proposed in the cores
pOndence Of the Missionary Association Of New
Orleans with Military GOvernor. .Shepley.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-15

TIE CLEVELAND LYcEUM ON JoLLIFI-
cATIoN.-The Lyceum went on gentle sort
of a spree last Friday night.
They had a nice little supper at William
MOuld's. Mr.. I. E. Craig, the President,
congratulated the Society on sitting down to
the rsPast, in happy little speech, on their
prosperous condition as Literary AssOcia-
tiOn. After the good things had been en-
jOyed, seventeen tOasts were responded to
with great elOquence and wit, and the sOci-
ETY. adjourned in the wee sma' hours very
we'll satisfied with their evenings entertain
mert.
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FROM NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, June y.
The rebels made another attack on Tryune
yesterday. General Forest, commanding the
rebel cavalry, with two batteries, attacked the
Federal cavalry The FedeTals formed in line
Of battle and replied vigorously to the enemy's
FIRE. When the Federals advanced the rebels re-
treated and were pursued six miles. The rebels
lost twenty-one killed and sixty or seventy
wounded and ten prisoners. The Federal loss
was six killed, among them Lieutenant \. C..
Blair, of the 4th Indiana Cavalry. His body has
arrived here.
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N. Y. MONEY mARKET-June I3.

NIOney-Market easier, with good business at 60
p cent.
Sterling ExchanEe-Market firmsr, with mod
crate business doing. ceiling at l556Gl554 for rst
class bills.
Goid-Firmer Openi9g at 5lJ4, and closing firm
at 4 61434.
Gold closes at a. American god I2&.
The total exports of specie today were Al62, CO..
Government StOclks-Market steady. sales Of
United states Sixe of lS5t, cOCpOus OS6 80 Trea-
sIry Notes lO63kt1l06A.
State stOcks-MissOuri Skies 20.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-15

WHAT IS IT? Nor BARNUH's. What is
it that attracts so much attention But the
Great Bankrupt Sale of Boots and Shoes
IO8 Superior street-in L. B. Womelink's old
store. This without doubt is the great cen
ter of attraction at the present time. The
store is already crowded, and all seems to
appreciate good thing as long as it lasts /;
and well they may, for such chances for bar
gains seldom present themselves.
inneI9.AA2
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HoRx s NEwooHB's M1NsrRFLs.-Brain-
ards Hall was crowded on Saturday eve
ming. The above company are among the
best in the minstrel field, and their vocal and
instrumental music, cOmicalities, and pres
tidigitatOr performances ELECTED rounds Of
applause. Horn and NeWeomb are pair Of
originals, and they have powers to excite the
risibles of even hypOchOndriac. Tonight
they give their final entertainment, and a
full house MY be anticipated.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-15

WASHINGTON, June IL.
Upon receiving intelligence Of the pir2tcal
transactions on the coast the Navy Department
dispatched vessels in pursuit Of tie pirates.
-Four vessels let New York on Saturday night,
and also, hree sailed from Hampton Roads.
These were to be followed on Sunday by others
There is no truth in the statement that Admi-
raj Farragut is to be relieved from the cOmnaud
OF the Western Gulf Squadron.
The Federal Steamer Juniata, on the z5th
ultimo, captured the steamer Victoria, OF about
one hundred tons burthsn, ostensibly bound for
MatamOrnS.
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GREAT MEETING on THE PARK To-
NIGHT.-There will be q meeting of the
friends of JOHN BRoUGH and the UNION in
front Of the Court House, at half-past seven
O'Clock this evening. A Band of Music will
be in attendance. The meeting will be an
nOunced by the firing of a salute of thirteen
guns.
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ERnM SAN FRANCIsCO.

SAN r FRANCISCO June Z.
The bark Eidridge has arrived with Japan
dates of 1Ith Of Nay.
At Travagawa there were thirteen British war
ships, two Dutch s8aips, the French Admiral's 5
flag ship and the American steamer Wyoming.
The English Admiral had demanded a large
indemnity and surrender OF the murderer Of
Richardson, falling to receive which France and
Eng, and would declare war against Japan. The
Jaianese had nearly all LEFT.
All the merchant vessels were detained at
TranagaWa to receive the foreign residents IN
case war ensued which was considered proba-
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LExINGTog, KY, June II.
I'm Mount Sterling, who arrived
~ rebels, under Peter Everett,
Refugees IT,. part Of the I#th cavalry,
here, report that ~ SterI.ug. a severe
this morning attacked ~. ensuedi when
on state creek, east of8I5uL. '7Vly, fight
engagement lasting three hsut- q Teen
our forces commenced retreaung st. n
ing as they withdrew. Rsiuforcements ha,.
sent them. Inc Federal Major Williams a.
Lieutenant Williams were wounded,
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SABBATH ScHoOLs.-There is to be a
meeting of the friends of the Sabbath Schools
this evening, at = past o'clock, at the SEQ
ond Presbyterian Church, to be addressed by
Chaplain ]. Anderson, U. S. A, Rev. E. P.
Goodwin, of Columbus, and Rev. E. P. In
gsrSOl, of Andover, Massachusetts,.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-15

STEAM ENGINE WANTED. Wanted, q
second hand Steam Engine. Said Engine to
be in good running order. Size Of Cylinder
either 6x14, 7x14 and 71I2, or ska. Address
drawer 322 giving full description Of Engine,
length of time it has been used, and terms.
i1up3
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8IOO BOunty,
due discharged soldiers, also the widow, children
. rightful heirs Of all deceased soldiersi also
Pensions,
which every discharged soldier who was DIS
ab ed in the service, is entitled. Also, Pensions
soldiers widows, children, mothers, or OrPh-
an sisters, as they are severslly entitled under
the lsW. Also,
due discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
promptly collected, or eashed. Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted months meni money
due teamsters, and every other class OF clam
growing out Of this or any other war.
- Avoid Claim Agents whS are not Lii
cOnsed.
We publish "The Soldiers Friend" paper
Of much interest TO soldiers and their heirs
Send US your name and stamp, and We will send
Acopy treei or twelve copies, one each month,
for IS cents.
Apply to Us in person or by letter, with stamp,
Hnd your business shsl have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until after We have &C.
comp iEhed Whist We undertake.
Omcs-Lymau's Block, near the Court House,
Cleveland. lanSl:h
~ DR.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
Eectropathy, cures obstinate cases Of DyspeP-
sia, Rheumatism, scrOfuls, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the BrsinB
Throas. Heart, Lungs, LaVer and Urinary Or
Rans, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to many formidable cases cured in this
city after other physicians had failed. Sec ad'
ysrtisemsnt in smother column. Once No. IlS,
Seneca street
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sIPORT HUDSON.

NEW YORK. June IA.
New Orleans letters Of the 9th state that our
lines at Port Hudson are within spea ing dis
tance Ofrebels. Batteries have been erected and
heavy guns mounted. Our mortar and gunboats
keep up q constant FIRE insO the place night and
day, and the placeWill doubtless soon surrender
The weather was intensely hot
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FROM HARRIsBURG.

HARRISBURG Pa June "a.
Governor Curtin has issued a general order,
stating that cOlOred troops will be mustered nto
the service Of the United States, aud forblddinE
colored men from leaving the State to Join or
carnations in other States.
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FROnI ELIzARRrnrnwN-

LOUISVILLE, KT., June Is.
About one hundred rebel cavalry Intercepted
cars with Federal horses on board at Elizabeth
town to-day. They captured sixty herses, burn
ed three cars, boke open Adams express ofiee
and stole 81 200 in gold. Our troops are in pur-
aar5k
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-15

TALoEIEG-We call the attention Of
gentlemen to the card of MessFs. Wilkinson
in another column.
They arc vide awake in their business and
make every effort to please their customers.
Give them q call.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-15

A CoRRECTIoE.-In our report Of the
proceedings Of the Convention on Saturday,
we omitted to mention that Mr.. D. A. Dang
Ter had been nominated on the list of dele
gates to attend at Columbus, but resigned in
order to allow some German to be put for
ward in his place, inasmuch as the German
element had not been represented properly
in the delegation.
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M A R IN e .

PORT OF CLEVELAND, June Is.
ENTERED.
stmr Morbing Star, ViRer, Detroit.
Prop Jweg) ,, Bryant, Buffalo.
PrJp CuyahOga, Kelly, Buffalo.
flop Gov. CUshman Lewis SAndusky.
Schr Sioux, Woodruff, Buffalo
echr B. e. Wade Stsrkey Buffalo
Schr L. Noble, Fish, OswegO.
Schr John Lilly, Morgan, Detroit.
CLEARED.
Stmr May Queen, Mckay, Detroit.
Prop clean, DrisoOll, DunkiTk
schr Dolphin, zen, Cape Vincent.
schr X. Darr, Parks, 7 o'edo.
schr DashiDg Wave, EgglestOn, Chicago.
Schr ) l.. Noble, Fish, Buffalo
Schr Wanderer Pelton, Buffalo
Schr y. Wade. Starkey, Buffalo,
s9hr Major Anderson, COnley, Toledo
schr CJnsueo, Hearns, Racins
scnr j. W Sargent, Hea- rs, Detroit
schr Ohas Hincklsy, War'ng, Detroit.
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CAPTURE OF a BAND OF REBELS.

LOUISVILLE, June L.
Itis reported that our forces, to-day, captured
the hand Of guerrillas which committed the dep
relations yesterday, near ElizabethtoWn, and
recovered nearly all the stolen Government
hBFleg
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Simpson Is, beyond all question, superior
artist, and We advise those wishing to get hne
fkensss TO call upon him. visit TO his gal
IeEy, No. 25s Superior street, viii richly repay
bot1 sifissu and strnDeer- RSTtf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-15

S.N. GooDALE & soE-WooL BRoKERs.
Offer their services in negotiating the pur-
chase and sale Of wool. Also, with response
bic parties in making cash advances on wool
consigned to the eastern market. No. 10
City Wharf, Boston, or 1O7 Bank street,
Cleveland. maV3O.452
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LOST. WARTS 4 fOUHD.
STRIKERS,
LABORERs.

WANTED. 1900 NEW On
w BBGS.
For sale zoo bbIs. LUBHICATING OF, choice
article, almost equal 70 Lard Oil. Price low.
mav5T W. q SCOFIELgD 4 CO.
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A Strawberry Festival for the benefit of
the Rev. VIM. H. Brewster, will be held at
the Institute building, University Heights,
Wednesday evening, June 18th.
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TIE most delicate favored Cream Soda
Water in the city at Halls, No. II, Public
Square. may27
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TRIIELER,s REeIsFER.

uE-Oitizens wishing conveyance 70 either OF the
above Trains Boats will DO called for By Coaches
of6tsTenB' Omnibus Line, By leaving their address
i tho Omnibus Ooe, l47 SuperiorSt., next door 70
the WeddsI House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-15

EooEoMY.-In times like the present,
when uncertainty is stamped on everything,
in the future it behOOyes all classes to econ
omize and make dollar go as far as possible.
The constant advance in the price of mer-
ehandise will remind us Of the old maxim Of
Franklin's time, ga penny saved is penny
earned" Buy your goods where you can do
so to the best advantage, is a rule which gov
erns all sound men, and when not adhered
to generally tells 70 the disadvantage of
the buyer. The great Bankrupt Sale at 1O8
Superior Street, is, above all others, the
place to buy boots and shoes, as they sell
from 40 to so per cent. cheaper than any 9TH
er house in the city. Give them call while
the sale lasts. junsI0:443