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FOURTH WARD.-The enrolled men Of
the Fourth Ward are requested to meet at
the Engine House, Huntington street, on
Thursday evening, the 14th inst. A full at
tendance ia earnestly requested, as business
Of the greatest importance will be brought
before them. Let there be full turn out.
D. A. DAEsLER,
Treasurer 4th Ward Recruiting Committee.
aprl4:I46.
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-. Y. r1ONET nIARKEF-ADrn Is

2, n EIONEF mAhhkH-ApfII %
Icy rEIEaRAFH.l
FFouay-Active and firm at per cent.
Startling REohanMe-Decidedly nrmer. a1u the
market irregular and unsettled. saes OF hrBt class
biIla reported at l93sl96.
GOId-Feverish. excited, and deeidedy hghesr.- e.
at l75A. ~, ..s..
3ovsrBr-s1t S.c rirV-Firmer. Fiye-tWentles
April Il2Hall2A- NJ. 49,,
The subscriptions to-day at the First National
Rank TO the 1919 Loan we've s3Oo,O00 - -.
REcpipts at the Custom House to-day were boooOoO5
of which $4,000 were in Gold Certificates.
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NJ. sTOOk mARKKF-AprII Is.
vF1IEaRkPHi

Etaoks-Are better, but not active
Chicago and Rock sand l34Js, Chicago. Bqriing-
ton and Quincy I4sx. Milwaukee and Prairie du
Chisn S. Cleveland and Toledo ls54 GelenS an9 Shl-
aaaa IA EIaraIand and Pittsburgh IA AAiohie.n
southern guaranteed l57z, Michigan Southern ll35f
Michigan Central l57z, Reading l6iS. Harlem IA,
Hudson IE6 United states 5's one year certificates
so Missouri Sc IS Ohio and Mississippi certificates
~ Canton "a, Cumberland s5S, Pacific Mail 234,
New York Central l43A, Erie l25, Erie prfd 1885, IL
inois Central scrip 150a.
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DIsOHARGED.-Capt. Jas. A. Cole, of the
lst o. V. L, has been hOnorabIy discharged
from the service.
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Wilkes Irish American, Pilot Banner
Of Light, Clipper, and other late papers re-
ceivsd at Bakers. spl4:l46
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limited STATES & FOREIGN
PATENT OFFICE AGENCY.

No. is Bsnk-5t., Cleveland, Ohio. We are prepared
20 transact Business Of every description relating 70
1nvontons, DraWinEE, Caveats, Spscifoations, Pat
e1tl, InfrznFement5 and the Patent LAVE
BRAIHAKD &-BURRIDGE.
p0TS Authorized Attornsys for Pstents.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF Cleveland.
Designated Depository and Fiscal
Agent Of the United States.
National 1910 Five Per Cent.
Loan.

By Instructions from the Secretary OF the Treas
ury datod March 25 "a, this Bank will receive sub
scfiptiOns for the NATIONAL 10 A. 1--WE PER CENT.
LOAN IN coupon bonds or registered cert hcates 70
deemed after ten and payable forty years rom date
in COIN.
This ioan bears GOLD ISTEREsT payable SEM AEEU-
AuLY on coupon and registered bonds Of e0 and over
and ANNUALLY on bonds Of the denomination OF 80
and 100 doIlars.
in Subscribing parties may either TO pay the &C.
crued interest the nrst OF march 70 the cay o.
subscription IN Coin in Currency adding nifty re
cent. premium or receive bonds bearing Interest
from day Of subscript Also will allow to
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS,
AND SUB AGENTS,
the usual c. nmissioR Of eighth Of one per cent.
april2-lh2
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FINAN OIAL.
MONEY MARKET.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE;

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
WEDHEsDAY EVENING, April Is lso4.J
E7oId-Tke "cornerinR" schemes Of the Gold
gamblers continue triumphant, carrying with them
all the neceIsaries Of life. and uusettling snd ae
moralizng the channels Of trade. Gold in New YORK
to-day reached the alarming rate 49, closing at I
and there is no reason to suppose that still further
appreciation will not take place tomorrow. Here
the 'markst has been unsettled and irregular the
buying rate at the close being i76,
sIIver-FirmsT. Selling s7Sss per cent. premium /;
buying, 65e66
Money-There is good regular demand Tor cur
rency. aud an ample supply
Exehangs-Easy, at unchanged rates, viz; Gov
srnment, National and Ohio funds par on New
York. Eastern and Pittsburgh y per cent discount
Government Bonds-Activs and hrm, with
an upward tendency. We quote:
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CITY NEWS.


UNCONDITIONAL UNION DISTRICT CoEvEH-
T1oK.-The qualified voters in the counties o.
Cuyahoga, Summit and Lake, 4" who desire
the unconditional maintenance of the Union,
the supremacy Of the Constitution, and the
complete suppression of the existing rebel
lion, with the cause thereof, by vigorous war
and all apt and sufficient MEANS" are invited
to meet in their respective Counties, Wards,
and Townships, at the usual places Of hold
ing elections, on the 14th day of May, 1854,
to elect delegates to the Congressional Dis
trict Convention, hereby called to meet in
Cleveland, at Brainard's Hall, on the 18th
day of May, 1864, to select one candidate for
Presidential Elector, and two delegates to
represent the District in the National
Convention, called to meet at Bal
timors on the 7ih day Of June
next, to nominate q candidate for President
and Vice-President Of the URited States
Each county, uader the apportiOnmentag agreed
upon, will be entitled to one delegate for
every 100 votes, and an additional delegate
for fraction of so votes given for Governor
Breugh last October.
This will entitIe the several counties to the
following number of delegates
Cuyahogs, llO
Summit, AZ
Lake, 70
D. A. DANGLER,
B. BUTTS, Cuyskoga Co.
NJ. WALW0RTH,
JOHN JOHNSTON, !
S.H PITKIN, Summit Co.
.A.C0LLINS,
A. WILCOX,
C. QUINN, Lake Co.
A. P. AXTELL,
sprI4:I46
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Received this day at J K. shiphsrd Co. 5
one case more Of those beautiful Waterford
hats for Ladies and Misses. aprl2: 14T
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Ale and POrter-ln good demand. We quote :
Present use Xxx ale $500; Stock XXX, 5000 tn sl7-
co. Kennett sl2OOi Pale Dream 1900 Porter slO.
Hah and quarter barrels in proportion.
DIalt-Steady at q, IS per busheI
HoPs-Range at 8es5c, according to quality.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

HARPER for May, being tie close of the
present volume, has been received ae Bakers,
259 Superior stree. Now is the time to sub
sribe. aprl4:l46.
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TIE ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN
DISPATCH CoNPAEY's NRw DEPoT.--A depot is
being erected for the use of the Atlantic
and Great Western Dispatch Company, on
the fats, about midway between the Atlantic
and Great Western Passenger Depot and
the Seneca street bridge. It is built at the
expense of the A. d G. ". Railway COmps-
ny, in order to secure tho patronage of the
Dispatch Company. It's location is excel
lent, and it will be very commodious and
most excellently arranged. The dimensions
Of the depot, which is to be built of wood,
are as follows: Length, 900 feet; width,
SO feet, with wing u feet wide; height
of beam Is feet. It will be arranged with
broad-guage and narrow gauge tracks side
by side with each other, SO that the freight
of whole train may be transferred at once
from A. d G.. W. cars to those Of any mar
rOw-gauge road, and Vics versa. The estab-
lishment of a permanent depot for the At
lantic and Great Western Dispatch Company
in our city cannot fail to be of the greatest
advantage to all the business interests of
Cleveland.
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ITALIAN OPERA.-The weather Of the
second night Of our opera season WAS If pos
sibls, even more disagreesbIe than the first
The falling rain and spIsshing mud kept
hundreds at home, and only courageous
few, comparatively, bravsd the weather. ana
rsaped the fruit Of their herOism in sPlen-
did banquet of melody.
!. VsrdPs great opera" Un Ballo in Mas
chers"-was given in excellent style last
evening. Its intricate plot and start
ling incidents, welded to music so ex-
pressiye, passionate and startling, enchains
and fascinates the listener. Madame Lorini,in
the great character Of "AmeIia," surpassed
herself, and won most enthusiastic plsudits.
Her magnificent voice was never displayed
to better advantage than in the midnight
scene in which Amelia meets the Count her
lover. Stsfsni, too, who was greeted most
enthusiastically, did justice to his highrePu-
tatiOn, and sang and acted throughout the
opsrs in his usual artistic and powerful way
The Detits and charming oastri made most
attractive 81 Oscar" and the wonderful HeXi-
biIity and purity Of her voice was especially
noticeable. Morensi made the most Of herrath-
or unpromising role. Everything--dress,voioe
manner, look, gesturs-Wss Perieeuy artls-
tic, and the impression left on the mind By
the scene in which she prophecies the Counts
impending fate was deep and lasting. Sig.
Amodio, in his debut, made most favorable
impression. His high reputation entitled as
to expect a glorious treat in listening to
him-and all anticipatiOns were more than
realized, CoIstti and Bsrilli, the consPira-
tors, rendered their parts in an excellent
manner. We noticed, with pleasure, the
splendid drill of the orchestra, which was in
bstter order than ever before, both in regard
to number and accuracy.
This evening &" Robert le Diable will be
brought out for the first time in this city
In it Mile Angelina COrdier makes her de-
but as Alice. Herr Formss makes his second
appearance in his renowned character OF
Bertram, stefani appears as Robert, Castri
as Isabella, and TamarO as Raimbaldo. We
arc confident that crowded house will greet
this splendid work ef Meyerbeer. All who
~ -tt--I ill miss one of the greatest
treats Of an unrivalled season.
Faust, "the musical flower of the century,
will De given on Friday evening.
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The ladies will notice that Mrs. Shaw is
opening elegant millinery goods.
apr. 5:157.
= Go to- NJ. tsOlOmOnsOn for a good Opera
glass, only $3.50, aprl4:l46
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MARINE INTELLIGENGE.

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED. pril Y
stmr Morning Star, Viger. Detroit
Schr II Post, Chapman, Toledo, slaves.
Schr Clara A Adams, Bennett, Port Huron.
Scow Gen Scott Blanchard. fort Clinton lumber.
scoW supply. JOHNSON, Black hiver, plank
Scow Consuelo. Pelow, Toussaint. hooppole5.
scoW Cyguet, GOnyou, Detroit, lumber.
ScOW Free Mason, Grant, 1oussatntf lumber
bEARED......--...-..-.-April l3.
stmr Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit.
Scow Monitor, Porter Kelly's Island.
ScoW COnsuslO. Pei wv, Dover Bay
Scow Lime Cock, Fargher. Port Hope, mdZ.
Scow MayfiOwar Fifeid Black River.
Scow Aunt Ruth, Fox, Toledo, coal
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Railroad Matters.

hAAiEOhu HAutAoNa'
EARz1xGs.-Ths following are the cOmpar-
ativs earnings of the Chicago and Milwaukss
Railway Company for March, 1854:
Gross
Miscellaneous Freight. Pass gers. Earnings.
Is64.-..S1, ,765T7 S17,975 % SS0,0s6 % Sf9'sSI3I
1s63..... 2,56S4s n,723.Oo 22,6lO.2l S8,os6.6s
Dec'se. 7s7.7 In. 8,5522s 7,4s5.1 1s,25O.ss
The earnings of the Milwaukee and Prairia
du Chisn Railroad for the last week Of March
compare as follows with last year:
1s64....
'''''''''''''''''
Increase-1Os per cent. .....l7, les
The whole month of March shows an in
crease of 43,295-about 90 per cent. The
increase since January 1st is s117, ,9ls-ssy
62K per cent. At this rate the road will
earn in 1854 about 81, ,O25, 900, which would
give about II per cent, for the common stock.
TOLEDO AND WABASH RAILwAY.-The fol-
lowing are the comparative earnings Of the
Toledo and Wabash Railway for the mon ;
ending March 31st, 1854:
-..'s - - - -
leoo---.'. s.sss.'''''''--
.s2s, ,s4OOl
The following are the comparative earn
ings for the Gslena and Chicago Union Rail-
road, for the week ending April sth, 1861 :;
1853 1884
Freight-.S $40 7O2 IS s92 343.25 S11,9i0,e0-Inc
Passengers e,76s69 1859 Al 4,59O,22-Inc
Mails de- 1,250OO 10000 50CO-Inc
Total.......ssI, ,72I.O4 4sOOs16 16,2s2 12-Inc
Corrected earnings for February 6I6s5
James Robb has lately resigned the post of
President of the Chicago and Alton Railroad,
and 7. B. Blackstone, 5 gentleman we'll
keown in railroad circles. has been elected
his suecassor.
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CHICAGO aIARKKR.
Especial to the Cleveland LEADEn.l

Especial to the Cleveland LEADER-l
CHICAGO, April l2
TIE market e st s1'isql sSles No. spring at s5
fSsr1@ssso ~ higher sales Of No. at s7ee
Oats--sc higher. ssieS No. at 67ass9So.
Rye-2c higher. sales No At q ,leal Is
Whisky-s etiys and 2asc higher. Sales at si'l4A
IL. olOsiEg At q ,;.
POsK-Sales mess at e25 na26,0O:
sHoULDERs-BuIk shoulders lio loose.
hssSRGDGBUoyant, and Hc higher. sales Of prime at
i'Isssa 4,ssf sSSiattIe-Firm. Sales at s545as7s.
live Hogs-loal5c higher. Sales at s''1oa''s0-
LATER
Cur markets have been highly excited to-day, and
the transactions havs been immense elnSs me 49, 49,
81 business hours this afternoon at oeloez there
have been sold 400 ono bushels OF wheat " %
els OF $40 900 bushels Of oats 9uO o9s & o. 81 m
wines no tierces OF lard t00 bbls OF PORK ziiOO
pieces Of shoulders, 80
PITTSBURGH OIL MARKET.
Special By Telegraph 70 the Cleveland LEADEs.
P11TsBURGH, April 1s
PetroIeum-The market is firm. Crude in bulk
Base. with barrels sales large. Henheu sim -
4so in bond, and 5sc Tree
Arrived, 423o barrels.
Rsss q ProatIuu' ProV1sIO. Market Es'
Bert
The following are the rates charged b ths1H
/ Hams-SHgsr-cured premium Ha n-- > ,. ....--io
ahouidera-SuRar-cursd = h....-....-.-.-- ----llft
Ts2EPTime IeSf ksfiereudsd in b6is y H
| Prime leaf, kettle rendered in kegs , b,.l47ss
Perk-No. mess D. 81
/ f" Extra clear 2 %
i ~ No extra charge made for packages or cartA4e
70 railroad depots or boats All articles are variant
ed strictly prime and equal 10 anything in the State
/ Orders promptly flled. Our suEar-cured Hams and
kettls-rendersd Lard took the hrst premium q the
Il late Ohio State Fair. BOSE & PkGhIlsss
Los. I42. IA aud l4s Ontario-St., Olsveland
| trlvtRrs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-14

POLICE CoURT.-APRIL 19rH. Police
Judge Hessenmusllsr did only a small busi-
ness yesterday morning, only i've cases being
disposed of. Frances Scott and Cyrene
Brown, two colored women of by no means
doubtful reputation, plead guilty to the
charge of drunkenness. The first was fEed
$40 and costs, the second was fined the costs.
The Wheeler famiIy-mother, daughter,
aud two sons-were brought up on charge of
disturbance, but their case was, on motion :
their counsel, continued till Monday.
Henry Gsyer, German corporal, who was
charged with disturbance, was fined 81 and
costs.
Two petit larceny cases were yesterday
disposed of. Mary Mccullough was SEN
fenced to pay iHe of $5 and costs for lar
eeny from De Wits store. Philip Worth
was charged with stealing number of scant-
ling from Jacob Wents. Philip being in
tsnseIy Dutch, and unable to speak English,
and being also quite voluble, presented his
ideas to the Judge in German, and for i've
or ten minutes the msllihuous Teutouic ao-
cents flowed uninterruptedly. Philip had two
theories of defense; first, that he had taken
the lcantling ont of the side Of his own
house: second, that his mother had brought
them into his house and stored them in his
garret some years ago. Unfortunately, the
two theories conficted, and as he could es-
tablish neither, he was sentenced ts pay 8
hns of S. and costs.
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sPEOKAL. NOTICE.

To the Citizens Of Cleveland, o., and Vicinity
The undersigned would respectfully ask attention
70 the preparations known as
IHUNNEWELISS
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY
For an Throat snd Lung Complaints.
HUNRBwELL's TOLU ANoDYNR,
The great Neuralgia, Rheumatic, Headache, Toofh-
ache, Loss Of sleep and general Nervous Remedy.
also Tor the pains In Monthly Mensuustlons
Perfect helief.
HUNEEWEbFS EGBCTRT0 PILLS,
The most perfect form of Cathartio ever given to the
public, which never require more than two and ssl
dom but one for a doss, act without gripping, and
cure
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, BilIousuess, Liver Ooni
plants, piles. worms, and all derangements OF
the stomach and Bowels.
The above preparations, oftuch unboun5ad rspu.
are uaed By, great numbers Of Physicians and pres1
within reach OF all worthy the attention OF iuvs
lids, who will md them strict conformity to na.
tuTe In medicine
without resUrti1g to tho common usthod o. col
umns o.. advertising, would ask Confidence 20 test
them, which vii. BE- sacred
jim L. AUNNEWELIs, Frspristor,
Practical Chemist, t5flsfon, Mass,
For Eale By whols sale aud re all dsalerg
Sold IN cleveland By Geo. W. Ozark 3 Iro1z & ARM
strong, Ben on Bruhera, Churcllil BrOthera, A. W.
ROck, T. W SackEiders Il, q. GAYLORD.
msr3i- d h2inthsateEWY.
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aausEMEETS.

A OADEMY OF MUSlCi
n BAEK-sT., MKT 10 ASGIER HOUSE.
JOHN ELLSLER, Jr...-.-.--. man3Gsr'
ITALIAN PERA.
Ticket ofao5 at HraiEnrd's "a Music storo-
portion Of the Ho7se has besn sat apart where
80 ats can Do secured without extra c. arge.
This THURSDAY, Ap,H l4-Tbird Opera = ight
MsYeIbeer's world renowned Grand Opera,
Robert IL BlRFOlO.
Debut Of MILE. AH6EOL LIMA OOsDIER.
Eecond apssaIanee Of Herr OARL FORMES.
pile Angelina Corder as..-.- ......-.-..... lice
Nile Castri as...Isabsa, Sig Steian as-... buberto
Sig Tamar0 Raih baldo, sig Eariu as..--.Alberto
Herr Z arI Formss in his renowned chsTae.Cr %
Debut Of MILE Fancsttl, the eminent DanssuEe, as
Diana.
Conductor and Musical DirectOr...-.sig. MUzIo.
Tomorrow, FAUST,
now the great event in the Mnsieal Wgtid.
Doors open at *, Opera commences
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EAREIEes.-The following are the cOmpsr-
ativs earnings of the Chicago and Milwaukee
Railway Company for March, 1854:
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City OouneII.

TUESDAY EvEE1Ee, April IL.
President of the Council, h. s. Stevens, in
the Chair.
All the members present.
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved.
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Miscellaneous Freight. Pass gers. Earnings.
1s64...S1,7 ,765T7 S17,s75 % SS0,0s6 32 si9 sSI g
1855. 2,5ss4s u,723OO 22,6lO.2l ss,5s6.6s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-14

Dec'se. 7s7.71 In. e,5522s 1861 1s,25O.6S
The earnings of the Milwaukee and Prairia
du Chisn Railroad for the last week Of March
compare as follows with last year:
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TRGYRLLER,s REGIsFER.

IURsDGY MORNTNG,MP IA, 1884
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-20
DIED

On the 18th instant, of congestion of the liver,
RICHARD HENRY DOUGLASS COOPER, aged
IS years and Is daR.
The. relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend his funeral from the
residence of his father, Henry D. Cooper, on New
York avenue, near 9th street, Tomorrow after
noon, at 3 O'Clock.
baltimore papers please copy.1
In this city. on the 18th instant, JOSEPH WILL
LIAM, son Of Emily and the late Joseph Blackie
aged months and days.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral from No. $50 Massachusetts, avenue and
Fourth street west. on Thursday afternoon, at
O'Clock.
On the 9th of April, ELIAS II. EAKLE, in the
34th year OF his age.
His funeral will be attended on Friday, the ed
instant, at o'clock p: m, from his late residence
north. The friends Of the family are invited to
attend.
On the goth of April. ALBERT MOORE, aged 2
years and months, beloved child of Douglas and
Elizabeth A. Moore.
Relatives and friends are respectfully requested
to attend the funeral on Thursday afternoon, at 3
O'Clock, from 412 street, between 9Th and 7th."
In Georgetown, on Goth instant NARY ANN
MACKIN, in the sd year of her age, formerly Of
Baltimore.
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THE FEET.-Beauty of carriage is mostly Deepen.
is impossible to move in a graceful manner if the
dered condition, and nothing impedes SO much
Corns Bpnions Ingrowing Nails, or other diser pa
we would recommend an early call at DR.. Whites
Office. No. aga Pennsylvania avenue, between "A
and 9Th streets ap6-tf
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HEADS THAT REBEL

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T. J. WILKINS, Esq, has been appointed Agent
of the Great Pennsylvania route, vice E.O. Nor
ton, to take effect on the 18th Of March Mr. Viii
corner of Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
during the past two years, and is thoroughly con.
departments. All applications for information,
tickets. &C., must be addressed to 4, j. ilkins,
a gent Great Pennsylvania Route, Sixth street and
Pennsylvania avenue. ED. 8. YOU'VE,
General Passenger Agent,
ap5 Great Penn sylvania Route.
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G r. A N ID b A LII
IN HONOR OF THE
LADIES OF THE LATE FAIR.

AT THE I'D.
HALL OF THE PATENT OFFICE BUILDING.
IN WHICH THE FAIR WAS HELD,
On TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 90, 1864.
The proceeds to be applied for the Benefit of the
Families of the Soldiers of the District
of Columbia.
MANAGERS-Badse, Red Bibbon.
Hon Hon E Hsnnibal Hsmlin Vice President s.,
H HSa E EsSs %sssR Msses
FRENCH We're Burr
81 bowen ia WIN sinister
5 H HollcTss s ss1u " 4 = Bsil
W P Dole Chas Stansbury
} RSR xn e WPIsnx eRf b.!lSsiss
John G Nicoisy Ira Goodenow
John !ay Brodhead So ssSs May .ssham
Hon Ed HsYs Mcpherson s ssspsstS'k
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