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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
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MORNING LEADER OFElOE,
THURSDAY EVENING, June q, 1874. .
GsId-GoId in new York closed irregular snd un-
settled at 2Oa25, The highest point reached during
the day being 20 60 far the Gold bill has eisot
cd its prime Obsct, that Of reducing Gold, and the
first impression is decidedly syerse. 1t should be
observed, however. that those men against whom It
Is directed, but who it would seem prOting by H.
most urgent In their eorts to procure IFS repeal
fact that certainly initiates against the assumption
that 1t Is favorable to these speeuatOrs We not
prepared to predict for the bill, but coAh
IDENTIFY hope that It will not be repealed until after
fair TT q shall have demonstrated its inex Pedency
The offerings here to-day we're air dealers buying Ct
2O0; sales sma at 20
sHVsr-Buying nominally At 10 per cent. below
gold. .a
MOney-The IS nothing especially new in the
discount market to-day The demand continues
active, Ani eurr ney ba ances are very low and
steadi decTsasi s, the receipts being much below
the demand. Ths regular rate at the chartered Banks
Is per cent.
Rzcha1Rs-Quiet, heavy and abundant, Bankers
holding more than they use. Buying rates con-
tinue firm at 1le< oi en- New York. and S911 on
Philadelphia and Boston. Selling At par for cur
renoy.
Government Rsnds-U Unchanged and firm ct
the following rates:
Buying. SELLING.
5-90s, coupons l0I
1913, April and UCt0b r......s....s.lb4N lloH
T-z1s, February and huglst-...ss-.iOl>7 ITO
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NORRIS MIEsrRELs.-This splendid band
Of minstrels, old favorites with the people Of
Cleveland, announce that they will give US q
brief season Of three nights, commencing
Monday evening next, June 27th. Their
many attractions in all departments of lsgit-
innate minstrslsy will command full houses
and Oraat sunnsss
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CONIHa.-RObinsOn & Howe's great Cir.
Gus, one of the largest and best in the cOun.
try, and numbering among its stars Mr
James Robinson, ithe champion bArs-bAcked
rider Of America, is coming. They advsr.
tiss that they will bo here on Tuesday and
Wednesday next, June 2sth and goth. They
will ''pitch their tent" on Ohio street, be.
tween BrownslI and Erie.
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REINEoRCED.-PrOVos Marshal Nash
has received rsinfOrcements. A squad
of twenty men from the 1isth Regiment, un-
der command of Lisutsnant Thompson, ar
rived in this city from JOhnsOn's Island on
Monday evening last, having been detailed
to do duty as Ordsrlios and guards at the
Provost MarshSPs headquarters.
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J. D. Cobb & Co. have it.

A WoHAN's PHILOsoPHT OF WoHAE, on WoEAE
AFFRAECaIsED By Madame d'Hericourt. New
York: Carleton, Publisher. 1864.
This very nestly printed volume is an an
sWer, by Madame d'HsiicOurt, to the theo :
ries advanced by PrOudbOn, MioheIst, &C.,
as to tho character, position and destiny of
woman. It isvsry Frsnchy and transcenden-
til in style-s fault by no means modified BY
the style in which it is translated. The OBJ
jsct of the writer is to prove that woman has
the same rights as man, to claim, in cOnse-
qusnos, her emancipatiOn,a and lastly to point
out to all women who share the writer's views
the measures they must take to obtain JUS
tiee. The book will provo e valuable addi-
tion to the literature Of Woman's Rights.
For sale by ]. B. Cobb & %.
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EXCURSION TO PUT-IN-BLY.-Ah fac oppOr-
tunity for days recreation, and to aid a
worthy object, will be Afforded our citizens
on Saturday next. The Morning Star will
depart at 8 A. NJ, precisely, for Put-in-B Bay
Island, going in sight of JOhnsOn's Island
on the trip, also stopping at Black River, st
which point large delegation from LOraiH
comfy intend taking passage. She viii re-
turn early in the evening. The proceeds, By
way of sale of tickets, go towards paying the
indebtedness on Pearl street Armory.
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THE YACHT OoKAI.-The beautiful pleas
ure Yatch Coral, of Detroit, having on board
q gay party of s1oursiOnists, including the
Hon. K. C. Baker, Mayor Of Detroit, and q
number of other we'll known gentlemen Of
that city, arrived in our hsrbor On Wsdnes-
day evening. The party propose to leave
bore this morning.
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UEITED STATEs CeUKT.-The case Of A.
7. Stewart and Company VS.. stArkWesther
and Evans, is still on trial in the United
States Court. Yesterday was mainly en-
plOyed in examining William T. Evans, one
Of the defendants and the principal witness
for the defense,
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ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-MiHs Helen East
man made her third appearance as Parthe-
mia, in the popular play of "IngOmar," /" last
evening. We are sorry to say that she dis
played 8 want of care in msmorizing the
role and consequently failed to make as
favorable an impression as on her previous
sppearanceI. She exhibited, however,
thorough comprehension of the character of
the heroine, and gave it a fitting rendition.
Mr.. MccollOm's IDgomsr was full Of Ere
and life. We have seen several "stars" in
this part who fall far short of Mr.. McCol-
Ions impersOnstiOn. Mr.. Carroll, as the
Timarch, was excellent, and Mr.. Ellsler
made the third-rate part Of MyrOn as good
q one as any in the bill. Mr.. Purcsll's
POIydore was a most excellent piece of act
ing. Mr.. Purcell is very successful in this
line Of character.
This evening Miss Eastman plays Julia,
in the "The Hunchhaok." Mile Elise and
Sig. Constantine appear in MszOurka.
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Piastor-In tsir demand at SO per ton for land,
$50 per barrel for Dentist" and sag per bar-
rel for common oalctned.
Aleand POrter-steady at following quotations:
Present Iss XX Ale 1870: Stock Xxx, sl00O to sl7,
%; Kennstt sIs,0O; Pale Cream sll,O0 Porter slI
MaIt-stsady at 81, so psr bushsl.
Hops-T@25o for Ohio; 255sso for New York
State.
LIme-AkrOn and Osvego water lime in good
rs1usst at s2OO
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TIE FAKEIR- OF VIsHU.-This magical
gentlsman's entertainments at Brainard's
Hall, for the last few evenings, have been
very successful and entertaining. His Ssats
Of sIsight and magic are very skiIfully per-
formed and entitIs him to place in the
first rank of modern msgicisns and ''prssti-
digitatienists." A number Of vslusbls gifts
are distributed each evening among the
avJ4aeS.
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UaIoAat mARKEr..JUNK aa

Flour-Dull.
WheaI-Quist and la2o lower, olosinR at q IS for
No and tI63Rl,7O for No 2.
COrn-Qmet and &c lower. Sales st ei, ,26 for No I,
and 81 ,Z3sI23S for No 2.
Oats-Qoiat at 75a76c
WhIHkY-Oloasd dull at 81, ,62Al SO.
PrOvisiOns-Duli. e37 90 Cffsred for Mess Pork,
t3s a39 co aAked
FrsIghIs-DuIl and declined KaIo
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BUFFALO mARKET--Jupe 2s.

EI0ur-Quist and acarcely 80 1rm. Pricep IN
changed.
Vbeat-Dull and Inactive. Offers to sell Miwau-
kss spring this afternoon at Al 60 without bids
OOrn-sales No at d, sal s8.
OuIs-More active and hrmer. Sales at s5kss5c
for No 1. closing at SIC
Whlsky-Sales at sI,65al,70.
Freighss-Canal Freights to New York wheat
1Qa coru 17c
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The Foreign Loan shout to be negotia-
ted by Secretary Chase will not interfere
with the operations Of the Metropolitan Gift
Book Store, No. l4O Superior Street. A gift
with each book. june24:I57.
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=. z. EGNEX RIARREz-JuDe 23.
TzV @uIWaHaF4V

Honsy-Stringent at las per cent.
StsrliB6 REnsanEe-IHegular and unsettled
at 256a233 In currency.
(aoid-Irreguar and unsettled. Opening at Eoie
2l7. advancing to 2l3a2 o. declining to .0ja2lO, aud
clnsing at 2 Oa1l5. g
aoVqrTFonr BennHs-Steady. United States
SIea OF 1881 coupons Il24; Fivstweuties, coupOuFs
l0s5SalO54 Seven tnirtiss, Oct Der and Apri 1854
alG5S. Esd
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The activity noted in Wheat yesterday was sue
eeeded to-day BY comp ete quiet, not single trans
action being reported. The heavy advance in New
York yesterday stimulated hoders to extreme figures
from Which thsy did not disposed TO material ,
recede to-day, though decline occurred East, and
consequently buyers and sellers were wide apart IN
their vi We FJur continues in good request Ugh
the sAles are chiefly in small lots. The market ia
firm AID unchanged for country brands city held
at 60 90 for XIX red and Sla6O for do white. Corn
and OAts quiet and moro or less nominal ct quo
tafions.
Provisions are tending Upward, and We report g
further advance Mess Pork Of s2,CO per bbl, aud
on Hams and Lard Of Ic par b. Smoked Meats more
active
Highvines are dull, buyers seeming indisposed I'd
o crate tho present vis~s Of hO;dors, While the
latter are firm. The sSkicE price At the close was
sL65.
Butter and Eggs quiet and unchanged. Cheese q
shade irmsr, with gocd dOmand and rather limit
ed supply.
Petro.sgm STEADY and firm at 75a9Oo for refined.
FIOHr-Firm and ia fair demand. Sales % bhls
Xxx white st Is, and IS bbs very choice do at ts
81 100 bbls Indiana white Gs5 and gs bbls do 1t
ss,I6 lss bbls Ohio white at ss,4O 40 Ibis dot bic
extra red at EsIO City Mills held at ts 90 for double
extra red and SIO,o0 for do white.
Whear-Dul heavy aud nomiDs'iy unchar gsd.
Buyers aud sellers apart. No sales ported.
Germ Quiet. Held at 81 ,27al,25 free on board.
Oats-Quiet and nominal at 7s6s7s4c on track.
POrK-Advauced S2,OO per barrel. No msss nov
held at $500 azd No at ss5 90, the market cOsiug
firm
Lard-Io better closing firm at l7o for oity-ren'
deTed in tleFces.
Smoked msats-Hams Io better other kinds
unchanged and hrm. Sales 100 rs sussreured hams
eanvassed at Is2o closing at the latter price; I0O
hs plain unoanVaEsed hams Lei 1000 rs shoulders
ct l4c 800 rs d led beef at I5o.
Mess Rsef-Duu ct sI7OO for cfty-packed.
BntIer-Dull. Good to prime Western Reserve
&c, and in kegs at 25c.
EEEs-scsTes and quiet. Sales at lsS92ec,
Ohssss-Firmer. With good demand. Good to
prime W. B. l4el5c. supply limited.
HiEhwinss-Dacidedly higher, bat dun. Hold
ers asking sI,65, si6c offsring-
AieohOi-Firmlr. Held ct ss &c for 90 per cent
Neutral Proof Spirits sI,TO.
Beans-sslIinR At q. 50 par bushsl for prime me.
diam white.
szIt-Firm, with good demand. Fine $40 ;
ooarss and sround solar G2.75.
Dried ApPles-seliing steadily st I0<o.
Dried Peaehsa-Eirm 1t Sic Ior peeled and &c
for unpesled.
Pstr0Ieun-Firm, but quiet, at 75E5Oc.
Fish-In fair demand and firm. Whltefsh, half
bbls es,504s,75; Pickerel half bbls, s7ytO97, 80;
Trout, half bbls, q 50; Herring s6,z per barrel
MN Eeed-In good request ana nrm at rl1.JO0
$3.50. Oats and corn ground together s420sIscg -
the mills.
OIls-steady at the following quotations:
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MORNINGLEADER.
shTDAv MORNING. JUNE "a. 1854

Nw ADVEEFIsERAKREs
O. A. RsAa-U. g. l6-40 Bonds.
John EllHIsr-Acsdsmy Of huIIo.
Athsnsum Music HAll-A. Montpelier.
Robinson 4 Howes-Oireu4.
Pelton Brssd-For Chicago.
Jacob Graf a Co.-PropsllsT at Auction.
Thatcher, Gardner, Burt oO.-BosendaIs ce.
msnt.
Brainard's HAll--Fskir Of Vlshnu.
Thatcher, Gardner. Burt 4 Oo.-AkrOn Water
Lime.
Grand Pleasure E1cRrsions-To Lake Superior.
Wantec-Snbstitute
Fine Psintlngs-Loeal notice.
Pup lost-LOcag notice.
L. Prentiss-Local notice
: First Ws5d-Local notice.
D. LincoD-hOoal notice.
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MINING STOCKS,

Nav YOBK, June 9.
The following prices we're bid for hiniAg Stocks ct
Boston 10 day
Bay State is Central IS, Copper Falls 60, Frank
lin t05<, North western H. PeVab 64S, kocklanG a.
Huron s54, Isle R'ysle 20 Minnesota 40.
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BATHEG.-Do you wish good bath
Are yOu drenched with sweat, and do you
want cooling eff ? Go to FIisdnsr's Bathing
Rooms, I72 Superior street.
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OsWEGO nlARKET-Juno %.

FlOur-UnEsttlsdi dealers generally refuse TO
name prices.
Wheaf-UnBettled and quiet; little Offering. AM
ber Michigan held At e2,O0.
CoFn-ffrm New Ohio el, A.
EFelEhts-Flour l7o, wheat lso, corn lI4o to New
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GKEAT BROAD GAUGE ROUTE
Atlantic & ct Western Railway.

Passengers gsing Ia tward Will rsmegaber that
this is the only routs running trains that leave
Cleveland on sunday. Night Express lsIves dsilYs
Saturdays sVospted, at 9:IO p. M arriving st SalA
msnos ct E4IA. NJ ard New York a s::3 P. n,
Sleeping Coaches attached.
RS- No Change Of Cars.
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LosT.-A Bull Terrier Pup-short ears,
white fore foot and white breast. Whoever
will return the same to No. 149, Euclid street
shall DO suitably rewarded. june24:I57.
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DIED.

June 29d. MARY L. OLIaa, wife OF Arthur GIL
ms, aged 80 years and 10 months.
Funeral at her late residence, No. 90 Cedar street.
at half past three O'Clock on Friday the 9th inst
Friends Of the family aIe invited to attend.
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PoEMs. By Henry Peterson. Philadelphis: j..
P. Lippineott Co. 1854.
This very handsome little volume contains
q collection of miscellaneous poems, all of
msrit, and some of unusual excellence and
power. The Rivals" the longest poem
in the volume, is one we'll worthy Of place
amOug the best specimens Of American verse.
The author is ono not heretofore known to
fame as poet, but If the present volume is a
fair specimen of his powers, We predict for
him great success. The book is for sale BY
j. B. Cobb & Co.
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REVENUE STAMPS
FoR SALE At TTHH,i
J LsKVKLAND POsTOF FEFT CIK
&. C0WLEs, P. NJ.
CITY NEWS.

THIRD SUPPLEMENTARY DRAFr.--The
third supplementary draft will take place
toward the latter part Of next week.
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DEAoCRAfIo DISTRICT CONVENTION
"The Democracy" assembled in Brainsrd's
Hall yesterday morning at ten o'clock,
for the purpose of eIecting delegates to the
Chicago Convention, called for the 29th Of
August, and also to select a candidate for
Presidential EIeetor from the District. Some
fifty or sixty delegates were present, and
but few others, the total assembIsge present
numbering perhaps seventy persons. Cen
ersl H. Fl. Dodge was elected Chairman,
and W. A. Collins, Esq Secretary of the
Convention.
While the names and credentials Of dele
gates were being examined, Judge Van R.
Humphrey, of Hudson, the regular spOuter
of the Democracy Of the District, was called
on for an address, and delivered himseIfOf q
strong anti-war hsrsngus, strongly denOUn-
cling the Administration and the conduct of
the war.
On motion of Mr.. Kelly the Convention
proceeded to elect one delegate to the Chi
oago Convention. Amotion that General ].
W. Fitch be elected by aoclamstiOn was OBJ
jeoted to by Amos Gee, and 8 ballot was ta-
ken, resulting:
j. W Flteh
d. P.
II. b.
NJ L.
General Fitch's nomination was made
unanimous.
Judge Van R. Humphrey, was Of Summit,
elected as second delegate by reclamation.
DIR. Paige, of Lake, was nominated for
Presidential Elsctor by scclsmstion.
A ballot was then taken for first alternate
delegate, resulting:
D. P.
T. d
ID. d. Dooge...-.......-..
The nomination of D. P. Rhodes was then
made unanimous.
Morgan l.. Root, ef Lake, was elected
second delegate by acolammatiOn.
N. L. Root, of Lake county; 3. Russell
and J. g. Stephenson, of CuyshOga,and Jas.
Z. Frost, Of Summit, were chosen Congress
Sionsl Executive Committee, and the COM
mittee subsequently organized by eleoting
J. S. Stephenson, Esq, its chairman.
Tho Convention then adjourned after brief
speeches from Mr.. Lowe, of Dayton, who
appeared SIS VsIIandighsm's spokesman and
expOundsd the views of that Canadian Dem
ocrat to the unterrifsd, and also from Cen
sral Fitch, who urged burial Of all past
| differences and union against " the present
corrupt administration"
A DEsERvED APPoIETMEET.-J.W ". Briggs,
chief letter carrier of the Cleveland Post Of
Zoe, has been appointed special agent, by
the Postmaster General, for the purpose Of
visiting the different cities throughout the
country, and superintsnding the Introduction
OF the system of free delivery Oflsttsrs and
other mail matter.
The appointment was wholly unexpected
by Mr.. Briggs, he not having applied for it,
1t was due to the fact that the system of Free
Delivery has become q decided success in
this city, while in other cities, outside of
Boston, New York, and Philadelphia, it has
not made much hssdWay, and that success
is due in great measure to the very eff
cient cooperation which Mr.. Briggs render
cd to Postmaster COwles in perfecting and
Introducing the system. A better selection
for the above position could not have been
made, and the appointment rebounds emil
nently to Mr.. Briggs credit as we'll as to the
interest of the Department.
Mr.. N. G. Hill will ofieiate as Chief Let
ter Carrier during Mr.. Briggs absence.
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HOUSE, TO REET.-$2SO per year, rooms:
Next to residence Of Jas. Hill-0ak Place,
June "a, 1854, L. PRnHT1ss,
jUns24;1S7
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3; I. sYcOA EzAaaER-J June 23.
T-zEEaEkFaI

estBoks-Elather better
Rock Island IOlA ,ledO aud Wabash IS, MiIWsu
kee and Prairie dn Ohien COZ, Nor hWsHtarn h3,6
do pref rred o. Cleveland aud Pittsburgh rs. ] III
nntl Central scrip IeO New York Central l33S, Erii
Il4H, do preferred i5554, Hudsoa 1905, Fort Waynl
I13, Ohio and sississippi cert Gcatss 54a Nissour
So S. Uniei states ons-year certificates s6d seven
thirties iO31l, Fiye-tweniies. coupons, le64.
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MEMORIAL OF TIE Rev. Bird WILSON. By A.
White Bronson, A. N. Philadelphia j. B.
Lippencott Co. 1854.
This little volume is brief biography Of
the Rev. Bird WiIsen, D. D., L. L. D., late
Emeritus Professor of Systematic Divinity in
the General Theological Seminary of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in the United
States ofAnerica. It is very we'll written,
handsomely gotten Up, and will be of great
interest to DR.. Wilson's wide circle of friends
and admirers
For sale by J. B. Cobb & Co.
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lis for sale by J. B. Cobb & Co.

HoTsPUR. A Tale of the Old Dutch Manor, By
Mansfield T. Walworth. New York: Carleton,
Publisher. 1864.
This book is one Of the worst of sensation
al romance. Its suthor-or from the ex-
quisite "bits" of millinery which 1t contains,
We should rather say its authOrsss-hss read
too many such books as Guy Livingston and
Aurora Floyd. The book before as possesses
all the startling and morbid sensations which
characterize that class of works, without any
of their VigOr or excellence. It is badly
written, in style ofintsnse bathOs, entirely
devoid of beauty. It possesses considerable
interest, however, and will meet with ready
sale.
J.B. Cobb Co. have it.
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The Board Of Enrolment continued yestsr
day, at the Provost MsrshsPs Office, the
work of examining drafted men. Below Il
a list of the drafted men from this city eX
amined yesterday.
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ANOTHER TRIBUFE.-To the excellence
Of William Knabe & Co.'s celebrated pianos:
CHICAGO, Feb. 10, 1854.
Messrs. J. Bauer 4 Co:-Gsntlemen Our
Opera Troupe arc at present using four Of
your justly celebrated Knsbe Pianos, and "a
the exponent of the views and opinions Of
the various Artists, psrmit me to say that |
consider them unsurpassed in brillisncy and
excellence, and prs-eminent, without rival
in this country or in Europe.
Their superior quality Of tone, combining
great depth and powerful volume, with which,
and peculiarly clear and even treble, to-
gether with magic elasticity of touch and
action, render them superior to other instru-
ments, which rarely, If ever, combine these
most essential republics. Profoundly i'm
pressed with the many valuable qualities Of
these piaEos, L most oheerfulIy endorse the
high and msritorious enoomiums everywhere
pronounced upon them.
jun 2l;l57 E.MUZI0,
Musical Director italian Opera.
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the DRAFT.

Examinations Of Drafted HeH Continued.
List Of Drafted Men Examined.
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Six Cartons, new ribbons, in choice
coIors, opened this morning at Mrs. Shsw's
rooms. juus17:157
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF Cleveland.
Designated Depository and Fiscal
Agent Of the United States.
National 1910 Five Per Cent.
Lean.

By instructions from the Secretary Of the Treas
ury, dAtOd March ., a. this Bank will receive sub
Boriptions for the NATIONAL 1910 1--WE UEHT.
Loan, in coupon bonds or Registered certificates
deemed Rfter ten and payable forty year1 nom cate
in OoMs
This loan bears COLD IETEREsT, payable BEMI-AEEU-
coupon and Registered bonds of s500 aud over
snd ANNUALLY on bonds Of the denomination Of 80
and 100 dollRra.
In subscribing parties may either to pay the ao-
crued interest from the rEt OF Harch 10 the day OF
subscription in Coin OF IN Currency adding fifty per
cent. premium or receive bonds bearing interest
from day Of fsubsoripticn. Also viii allow to
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS,
AND SUB AGENTS,
the usual commission Of eighth Of one per cent
Gpril2-Is2.
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ATTENTION Fmsr WARD...Ths Citizens
Of the first Ward are requested to meet at the
Engine House on Champlain Street, on
Saturday evening June 20. and on Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings
Of next week, as the time for correcting tho
enrolment has been extended. ESry man
enrolled in this Ward, thstis entitled to sx-
enption from any cRuss whatever, should be
present, as 1t Is Of gTeatimportancs that every
name improperly enrolled should be stricken
from the list as 3 means Of reducing the
quota Of the Ward. The services ofa Notary
Public has been secured. The business will
be done without charge
O. C.R0GERs, n
THOMAS JONES, JR. trustees LIST Ward.
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sAL1 or PAIETIHos.-We cannot forbear
again calling attention to the rich and val
liable collection Of oil paintings now on ex-
hibition at Armory Hall. They are deserv-
ing study. Many Of them are beautiful
works of art scenery in France, Germany,
the Catskill Mountains, the Highlands, are
made to contrast their beauty and variety.
This is the lsst day of exhibition. The sale
will commence this evening at7z O'Clock,
and will afford rare opportunity for select
ing specimens Of the pictorial art rarely Of
fered to any public. Seats will be reserved
for ladies that may attend the sale.
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MORNIGG LEADER OFFIOE,
1BUHsDaT E7EEISar June %. 1884
Receipts ae following are the recsipts Of grain
BY rail during the "A hours ending at half past one
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