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ADVERTISEMENT

Gen. Frem0nt's acceptance gives rise to
widely diverse comments but the excellence OF KHHrs EAT
INDIA CoyyKK IL the theme of universal praise Sold BY al
Grocers at d per pound Ask Tor kKErA No oths,
genuine. General depot, No. ia Re4dest.
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IAdYerfisanleut,

The office of the WoMEN's PATRIOTIC AS
ISOLATION for diminishing the of imported Injuries has
removed to No. 500 Broadway, corner Of 3hst
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Sailed.

JUNE Instrumentation Geo. Leary.
BsrEs-Pansnna Creole Herline, Helen Mcdonald
Brgs-Elen Dickie, Napier.
Schooaarr-Ner~o Victoria, John Sanderson. L. Coz.
p~rthwuite John q. whppie, Wm Allen, VIM Capes h
\. Hawkins, Montague Ocean Bird.
jose 7.-S.esinshi2 fulton, for Port Royal
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ertisement.

PERRYs JAPANESE POLlsn.-Ladies can OBJ
tain this useful article at Mddeton Saters C4ntrss MIN
ers Bixbys Withcrs Portsrs Terhunrs Brooks, Ars
Hilrs, Jefcn's, snd Ut tho Agency, No. rs Wilamst
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fAdyortinrpeptI

trf. (AdvsrtiscrpentI
:ouRTH NATIONAL BANK. Nos n and 70 Pine-st,
-I Nsw. Yoxx, Nay rs. 1864.
This Bank has received, and has now on
hand for Immediate delivcry, a supply Of U. g. leio
money and certified check. received in payment.
MoRku RsTcRux, President
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JUsz Ill 900 bba Flour, 2<os bbIs Whisky 100 pksa
Corn Meal, 8l t63 bush Wheat t20d0 bush Corn. 70 go
eus Oets 500 pksA Prcvisions 100 pkga Lard loo pk
Butter, % psss. Ashes, rs pkes on Meal "
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PASSENGERS Arrived

IN stsa~sy WA1Iossd, from Beasfovt-Mt Stun. NJ
Clsrk, Mrs. Taylor, Mr.. L. Henry Curre. Mrs II. Moor
Jackson, L. Bear A. Payson and wife, L. Lord 8. Staple
II. Stephenson.
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IAdvarfiseman.

BLAcKNa.-BixBYs PASTE AND LIQUID
BIAoxrxo tho best Try IT, Shoe dealers, Druggists, aud
0rucers have It. Depot, No. as Sth.ev.
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,cv,.~r,- .,v.vxc

IMMATURE ALmANAC.
Sun t;2s sets. 7;58 Moon-Sets .l0t
Water DAY.
Sandy Hook 1893 Gov Ilsnd. II 20 He'll Gate l0l
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CHARGE OF KIDNAPPING IN CANADA.-Louis
benjamin, the New.York commission merchant, who
was about two months since sent to Fort Lafayette and
subsequently, consigned to Jail by Gen. Dix for block
ade running operations. June g. charged Deputy u
s. Marshal G. II. Smith Of New.York, before Judge
Coursol Of Montreal c. W.. with attempting to kidn"p
him at the latter place. 1t appeared that Benjamin
being allowed to visit his family before going to prison.
was placed in charge OF Deputy Smith but contryed to
escape TO Canada Smith followed him TO Montreal,
and cndeavored without effect TO induce him 10 return
The Judge said that II any act had been committed by
Benamin which rendered him liable TO be returned I'M
der the shburon treaty be would be SO returned on
production Of the necessary papersthese not beng az
present forthcoming he had alternative from bind
ing Smith over IN CO., and two surees Of $50 each.
keep the peace FOR six months toward Benjamin The
bail was given.
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Advertisemcnt
First NATIONAL BANK o. NEw YoRK
New.York, May %, 1854
This Bank has now on hand for immediate dc
livery ample supply Of u 8. 1910 Bonds with COUPONS
from March !. I..
Psynen. may be made In any funds current in this city
sAnuxL c. THOMPSON, President
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BORT Waroens' Notife.
STATE OF NW-YoRR.

STArE OF NKW-fORK.
Posr-WARpgSs OFyIcs, No. lo4 WLlst
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
IN section Of the act passed April H. 1857 entitled "A
Act Reo,g aze the Wsrdens Office Of the Port Of New
YORK; al persons interested in. having charge Of the
subjectmaer Of snch inquiry examination or survey th
the following vessels under examination BY the Pos
Wsdens and that the said surveys examinations viii b.
compe,ethn ten days next succeeding this notice %
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INTKI.LIGENCR.
roRr OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

ssesmship Kedar iBr), Muir, Liverpool, z. Cunsrd.
ssesmsr-yulcsn. Morrison. Phiads1phis, Lopez XIII
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THE GHEEP MARKET,

heceipts hh week .b6lJ
QpoTAfics The following reports Of sales Of Sheep and
Lambs by several Of the sheep brokers' who sell commits
don will give the pcss ss bead this week They
are quoted per pound live ssisht ios ,nueI ,,a,.
Sbeswese comparatively Hter the report Of last week
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STREET CLEANING CONTRACT. - Yesterday
forenoon the commission to contract the street clean
ing, consisting Of the Mayor Controller and City In
spcctor met at tho Mayors Office for the purpose Of
opening proposals. and awarding the contract for clean
ing the streets Only two proposals were received.
neither Of which could DO considered they both being
ABOVE e3oo 600 the to which the Legislature has
limited the cleaning the streets Of Now York. There
many who declined bidding BECAUSE the oenstruc
on OF the boats and used In the performance Of
the entirely under the direction Of the
City Inspector. II then deemed best 10 receive
proposay 70 bo governed BY tho following modified
specifications:
l. The city will supply at the expense Of'he conracsr the
dumping grounds TO be- dosgnsod by tho Mayor
Controller and CITY Inspectors or any two Of hen at tho
Usually paid for piers bukbesds similarly located
q Tho OF the boats usei In tho per.
Torrance Of the contract shall be approved BY tho Mayor Con-
tIolef, and City Inspector, any two OF them.
J. The Croon wafer for tho performance OF the
will lie furnished at the expense Of the contractor BY
tho city tho established by the Croton Aqueduct
Board
Proposals agreeing with these specifications win be
received at the Office Of the City Inspector No 10 City
Hail. until Monday, June l3 ut IL a. AT that time
the Commission win meet and open the contracts.
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GARRISON OF FoRr R1CHMOsD.-A detach.
mept from the 18th and 10th Regiments 9th Brigade.
Gen. Hamilton. Joining from the 18th Regiment 7th
Brigade. Gen. Ryder. Of Westchester County. kf
Flushing the 5th inst. for Fort Richmond, Staten
Island. garrison duty replacing the 37th Regiment
whose term Of service expired that day. The detach
mcnt was under command Of Col. Bartes Of tho 18th
Regiment formerly " the Excelsior Brigade 9Th Col
Alfred wsgstaif Of tie 10th Regiment. acting Lieu
tenant Colonel; G. ID. ,Wagsar rs Adjutant and Capt
Charles Kneeland. IT, Of the 9Th Brigade staff as Quar-
termas,er. The 9Th Regiment Y. Y. g. N. g., Col O.
day from 80 days garrison duty in the forts in New
York Harbor.
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They came by tho following routes Erie Railroad $40
Hudson River Railroad. 5l8; Harlem Railroad o3; New
Haven Railroad a; Camden and Amboy Railroad II New
Jersey Cetrs Railroad l6s by Hrjson River boats, I on
foot, il. About 3 900 were in the yards on Monday
LIST pRovERs.
The following Of drovers owncrs OF con-
Irxes and xheIe the cattle fc.
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CATTLE MARKET.

RECEIPTS
FoR rBr Wylx EspIsc TUESDAY. JUNE !, 1854
Sheer and
Beeve.. Cows veals. Lanbs- swine. Io sa
1854 1913 52I S,tl3 1891 0'A''
These were sold at the following Market Places;
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The Brooklyn. East New York and Rockaway
Railroad Company have opened their subscription
books The route Is one that meets greet public de.
mand and the conditions Of the grant re 90 liberal
that the stock viii DO regarded with favor.
A telegram from San Francisco, dated June
4, to VIM. 7. Coleman Co., quotes mining stocks -
follows
ophir......$e $500 y foot Gould Curry 81, 100 foo.
Savage; .......l,seo foot Potosi..;.:" s ~ loot
Sierra Nevada. 50 y foot Yellow Jacket. 100 foot
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yUsIKKss EOTIOEs.
@. G. BRUCE.

@. g. BRUCE.
LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES
TEvHEAED, Ohio, WAsHIEGroE, D. O.,
No. LymRn's Block, No. As Ninth St
Knav tho CourE Houao
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Our VIoTORX IN TEE BLOODY Third :"
The notorious bloody Third Ward" }" tbs
home of rOwdies, whisky drinkers and
shOuldsr-hitting cOpperhsads, was most
thoroughly redeemed by the election of
Amos Townsend for Trustee, and williiIm
H.Price for Board of Education, on Mondsiy.
Better selections for these important Offices
oouldnot have been made.
Mr.. Townsend is thorough business man,
is perfs city cOnversant with the wants of
our city, and will make q most valuable
Councilman. Mr.. Price is gentleman of
hUe education and of superior literary tsstIe,
which qualify him admirably for the hon
orRblc position he is elected to.
We suspect that the Proclamation of our
worthy MsyOr, closing all the grOggeritis,
mad as much to do with carrying the " bloody
Third" as anything else. The blatant Co p
psrdeRd roWdies in that Ward felt that their
occupation was gone, when their grog was
stopped on election day, and according y
kept away from the polls, for which thay
Rrs entitled to tie thanks Of al good sit;Eops.
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FUEERAL.-The funeral Of Lueilius Leach
who was killed at Nashville, by locomotive
on the Slst uIt., took place ysEter-
day afternoon at four O'Clock from the resi-
dsnce Of his mother, Yrs. E. P. Leach, No.
20, Harmon street. His body arrived on
Monday. We were mistaken in saying that
young Leac'n was killed at Louisville. he
was killed at Nashville, but the fact that
the Dispatch announcing his death was dated
froEn Louisville, led his family to suppose
that he was killed there. He was killed in
coupling tender to a train Of cars. His foot
became Wedged in the trsek SO that he was
unable to move, and when the locomotive
started it passed over his body, He lived
only about ten minutes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-06

CRY ELEoTIoH-RETURHsP PRoM THE SEV-
HETH WARD.-BelOW We publish the election
returns from the Seventh Ward. The returns
from all the other Wards were pubIiihed yes
terday morning:
sKTKETH WARD.
Water Works CommissioneE-csstle, 1876 /;
Foster, So.
Justice Of the Psacs-Hsstsr, 1856; Allen,
s5.
Trustee Willard, ia; Griesse, 7s.
Assessor-Bishop, Ill Brennan, 80.
Board of Educstion-ReeVss, 165; Weber,
s4.
COnstables = Ridgeway, 1888; Chsmplin,
1853; Eastman, 1865; KIsue, 1888; Eager, 1853 :
simmOns, 1855; PickersgiIl, 100 Stephens,
1856; Buskirk, 85; MeKinstry, 90; Gala
Cher, "a; Whitney, So; Lawrence, "a Nc
Mahon, "a; Wsmser, a.
We also reFublish the table. showing the
number of votes cast in each of the Wardl
for the Offices of Water WorksICOmmissiOner
and Justice of the Peace
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-06

TEE VISIT OF TIE NAVAL CoEM1rTEE.-
The Naval Committee of the House, and the
party accompanying them, numbering in all
about twenty-five persons, will leave Wash
ington for Pittsburgh on Thursday. They
will visit the Fort Pitt Iron Works on Friday.
leaving Pittsburgh on Friday evening for
this city, where they will spend Saturday
and Sunday. Our citizens are making nit
able preparations for the reception of the
Committee. The Council last night rendered
to them the hOspitslitiss of the city, and Rp-
pointed a committee consisting of MssIrs.
Stevens, Bond, Payne, Roberts and Buhrsr,
to act with the Committee Of citizens in re-
ceiving them.
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From the Board of City Improvements in
relation to paving Bank street. Filed.
From the Board Of City Improvements,
recommending the appointment of John
Davis to tend the Public Square. Filed.
From the City Attorney, asking the attention
of the Council to an enclosed Act to
amend an act entitled an Act sup
Elementary to an act entitled an act to
provide for the organization Of cities and in
corporated villages" passed March Goth,
1859. Referred % the following special COM
mittee, Messrs, Bond, Payne, Jones and the
CITY Attorpey
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FINAN CTAL.
MONEY MARKET.
MORNING LEADER OF,

MORNING LEADER OFFlOE,
TUESDAY EVENING, April 5, 1884.
GOld-The market in New York to-day closed I
per cent. higher than yesterday, though quiet and
net remarkably strong. From the character Of the
market for the past week. assume that it Is only
BY the most skilu practice OF all the arts known to
hnsneial gambling that the spectators able TO
maintain gold at its present standard. notwith-
standing the carpng Of certain class Of journals at
the failure Of the Gold Certificate to reduce
Gold to the point expected. There can be no dues-
lion thst the measure is sxercising most healthiuI
control over gold gamblers and with the aid Of one
successful military campaign, would bring gold down
like rocket The market here has been quiet, and
yesterdays quotations unchanged, viz; t6H per
cent. premium selling, and 6IS buying.
SiIver-Firm. Selling 55@5s per cent. premium
buying, 5Sa55
mOney-Easy at per cent, with good demand
for currency.
Exchnnge-Easy, at unchanged rates, viz: Gov
eminent, National and Ohio funds par on New
York. Eastern and Pittsburgh per cent. discount.
Government BOnds-In good demand at the
following rates
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KEEaAE's DRUG-sToRE.-We observe that
one Of the new POst-ofiee letter-boxes, dis
tributed over the city, has been located at
Keegan's drug store, at the corner of Euclid
and Erie streets. A better locality would
not be found in the district than this. By
the way, are glad to note that Mr.. Kee-
gan's thriving business is evidently on the
increase. 1t deserves to be. He has on hand
fine stock Of drugs, chemicals, &c &c,
and all his customers are sure Of being po-
Iitsly attended and carefully served.
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NEW AnVERTIsEMENTS.

-, F0R sATTss aq,0 REFT.n "LOsT, {"
HGF'fg - FOUNu.' - 81 BO4RDIHG,s p "QUE-
, ItR. D md other thort notices, not exceeding
rorr rrs-r1 fn1srted twice IN this column for
a -.-ra. three Zines IS eeure, four times
81 eenfas Tor all over FouR LINES, and not ex-
:. .efiuF EIdHI LIEEs doubie above faies.
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PROMOTIONS IN NORTHERN ONO Reel
NENTs.-Among the recent appointments
and promotions made by Gov. BrOugh, we
find the following in Northern Ohio Rsgi-
msnts: Sergeant Th5=-s Bird, Second Lieu
tenant 1929 Infantry Sergeant George C..
Mcdonnell, Second Lieutenant 1921 Infant
~; Joseph s. Kraus, Captain 5sth Infantry;
George c. Kotchum, First Lieutenant 7th In
fantry; Second Lieutenant B. F. Evans,
First Lieutenant 55th Infantry; Sergeant
Philotus O. Lsthrop, Second Lieutenant 55th
Infantry First Lieutenant Charles M.
Stone, Captain 55th Infantry; First Lieu
tenant Albert G. Ransom, Captain 1st Light
Artillery; Second Lieutenant Henry G. Vim
cent, First Lieutenant 1st Light Artillery
Second Lieutenant Charles ?. Chase, First
Lisutenant 1st Light Artillery; Second
lieutenant N. 2. Paddock, First Lieutenant
1st Light Artillery Sergeant Burdman K.
Davis, Second Lieutenant 1st Light Artil-
lery; Sergeant Henry @. Grant, Second
Lieutenant 1st Light ARTILLERY; First Lieu
tenant Ebsnezsr Peters, Captain 121st Infant
~; FIRST Lieutenant Lyman Spsulding, Cap
tain 12lst Infantry; Second Lieutenant
Thomas G. Lewis, First Lieutenant 121st In
fantry Second Lieutenant G. R. Van Hout-
on, First Lieutenant hist Infantry; Second
Lieutenant Charles P. Cavis, First Lieuten-
ant 12lst Infantry; Second Lieutenant Ben
jsmin Barker, First Lieutenant 121st Infant
~ Sergeant Milo n. Lewis, Second Lieu
tenant 122d Infantry Il. R. Stevens, Cap
tain, 10th Company Independent Sharp
shooters; S. S. Blackford, First Lieutenant
10th Company Independent shsrpshoOters;
J. p. Hslssy, Second Lieutenant 10th Com
psny Independent sharpshooters.
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CoURT OF CoMHoE PLEAs.-This court, af-
ter recess of two or three days, met yes ter
day morning, and hoard an argument in The
case of Ransom Cole vs Constant Bryan
4 motion to vacatean injunction of the Pro-
bate Court of Summit county. A
similar question came up some weeks
since in the same case on a motion to vacate
the injunction of the Common Pleas Court Of
Summit county, which was granted. Since
then the Probate Court has issued this in
junction. The case has not yet been decid-
cd.
The Court adjourned until Tuesday next,
in order to hear and confirm the report of
Commissioners on writ of PARTITION in the
case of COurtlsndt Palmer et al. ps. Rich
ard Hilliard et al.
The Court had better hurry up with its
business, or it will get the February and May
terms little mixed.
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LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ELEcTIoE.-The an
nual election Of officers for the Library AssO-
citation viii come of on Monday evening, and
q nesting for the purpose of putting ticket
in nomination will be held this evening.
Let this primary meeting be faIly attended.
Upon its action depend, to a great extent,
the Oficers for the next year, and this is a
point Of no mean Importance. They should
be set Of energetic, progressive, WelI-infor-
med, literary men. They should be men
alive to the needs, the literary needs espe-
cialIy, of the times. We hope to see ticket
composed Of such men put in nomination.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

NAYIaATIoN-The Toledo Blade Of Monday says
From all accounts there is fair prospect that nav
igation on Lake Erie will be oJen in few days
The fee at the lower end Of the lake is represented
Is very thin and spongy. and will be broken up By
the strong northest wind now prevailing. Some
with whom we have cOnyersed are OF the opinion
that propeller would have experienced lite diff
entity on Saturday In reaching Erie from above, and
that passage could have been forced 70 Dunkirk.-
A warm rain, with q fresh wind, wonld soon cause
al tho ice in the lake to disappear"
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A COMMITTEE TO MEET TIE NAVAL CoH
NTTEE.-A Committee has been appointed
by the Council Of the city of sandusky, to
meet the Naval Committee at Cleveland, o,
April 7th, composed of the following gentle
men: o. Follett, c. L. BoaIt, L. S. Hubbard,
William S. PisrsOn, Geo. Rebsr, Pitt Cooke,
and R. R. Sloane.
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Total majority for ,575
Total majority for Hester COS
Total vote for Water Works ,ssS
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MOVEMENT OF TRooPs.-The Second
Michigan Infantry, a regiment of veteran
volunteers, passed through this city early
yesterday morning, on their way back to the
Army of the Potomac. They arrived on the
Toledo road about two A. NJ, and left an
hour after on the Lake Shore road.
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UHIrED STATES CoURr.-Frederick Len.
jooker, one of the Holmes county rioters,
against whom an Indictment for treason has
been pending for some time, was arrested a
day or two ago, and brOpgbt to this city yes
terday. He was held to bail until the May
term, for 5000.
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due discharged soldiersi also, the widow, chi
drsu, and rightful heirs ofsll deceased soldiers
alsn
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hT. sSOCK mARKE4-ApriI ).

stocks-Irregular. Gold since the Board 1854
Sterling 1872
Chicago and Rock Island l23. ChieeEo. burlington
and Quincy l45. Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chit
cago 1471S, Chicago aud Northwestern 671z. Alton
and TerIe Hauts S61z Cleveland and Toledo l5l, Ga
lena and Chicago l278, Cleveland and Pittsburgh
49, Erie preferred liz, Hudson 1881, Harlem l4l<
Erie 125A Beading i5sH. Michigan Central ll9A
Michigan Southern ll57, Hi -Ois Central scrip l50A
Ohio and Mississippi certificates 81, bio, Racihc
Mail 80 Missouri SIS 72S
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A CARD.-After short interruption, 1
have again opened 6 wholesale and retail
grocery store, situated at No. 40 MsrWin st.,
a few doors from my old stand. Thanking
friends and old customers for their past IA
vors, I hope, by strict integrity, upright
dealing and careful attention to business, to
secure again their patronage, and shall be
most happy to attend to the wants Of ssmsny
new faces who may think proper to give me
call. G. II. LITTLE, Agt.
spl6:146 No. 40 MerWin St.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-06

SECOND WARD DRAFT AssoCIATIoE.-
The books of this Association will be closed
in few days. Any citizen Of the Ward can
become a member by the payment Of ten dol
lars. Gentleman can be provided with GER
tiioates by making application either to
Messrs. I. n. Bond, ]. V. Painter, S. d.
Baird, E. Bingham, Peter Diewer, OF. T. A.
Sanford.
April 6, 1854. T. A. SANFORD.
april6:l46.
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Coon Observation-Disclosures ToR
declared her independence of the bastard
Democracy on Monday, by q majority of
thirty for the Union ticket. Last spring it
gave three Coppsrhsad majority.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-06

AT the Great Bankrupt Sale, Nc. 10s
Superior street, just received 81 cases LADIES',
gents and children's shoes which for style,
elegance and durability cannot be surpassed.
The cheapest place in the City to purchase.
apr: l45
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THERE will be meeting of the Commit
tees appointed in viewof the visit to our city
of the Naval Committee, at tho Mayors
Office, this, Wednesday, evening, at ~
O'Clock. A general attendance is desired.
I. U. MASTERS,
Chairman.
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NY. CATTLE MARKET-ApriI 5.

N. Y. CATTLE EA1ARKET-ApriI 5.
[BY IELEGRAPH-l
The current prices for the week at SI the markets
are as follows:
Beef CattIe-Per cwt., hrst quality, Sl6OOal6,-
50; ordinary TO good, per cwt., sl3Y5O9l5,Oi com
mon, sil ,506Dl3,00, inferior, 8ll.l09li 80.
sheep and Iambs-EXtra D head, eq,00Q1l co.
prims o. 5OS so; ordinary e6,o0e97 80 common e5,
5Oa5,OO; inferior 4,7525,25.
RECEIPTS.
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SHAVING &o.-Go to Goettler's on Bank
street, next to the Angler House entrance if
you want a really excellent shave. You are
always sure of polite attention and the best
of treatment there.
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=. Z. NONE Y MARK RF-ADriI 5

iBX TELHgRAPa-i
money-MOre active and hrmer, at 6G7 per
cent, chiefly at the latter.
sterlin. ExohanES-Firmer at lslHaIs2 for
irst class bills
GOld--Firmsr. Opening st 67z, declining to SIX,
and closing quiet ct SIS
Government sLoeks-Qui'e firm. United
States Skies Of 1881, coupons ia; Five-twenties,
coupons, luz Eeven-thirties lil1.
The receipts at the Custom House yesterday were
s3l COO, Of which G24 0O0 Gold Certificates To-
dsy the receipts ssS3 900, which S256 90
in Gold Certificates.
The subscriptions to the 1910 Loan at the First
National Bank to-day were s09.000.
The coinage Of the Philadelphia Mint for March
was l24 $50 cents.