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HOUSEHOLD FURN1TURE,
BRUSSELS CARPETS,

ROSEWOOD SETS, ETC,
AT AUCTION,
On TUESDAY. Arril csth, at 94 o'clock,
At Dwelling House No 200 aurpn Street
The entire Furniture OF family 1eltnquishtug house
keeping. cenststinK Of Brussels Psrlor CARPETS Ross
wood Pier Table, Mahogany Secretary, Plush Parloe
Set. IL eew0cd Chamber Eets, Mahogany Bureau,
MardFobes, Rosewood anc Black Na1nus Book Caacs.
pustAu sEd Nsrdrnbes. Mirrors, Curtains, Brus.als
Chamber. Hall and Stair Carpets. rich Gus Glsss.
Ch!Da and Glassware, Cook 6tove, DC. dc.
For psrIi .u]Ars apply to us.
ap1Gc. Nm a. BUFFERS d Co, Auc'rs.
, 1864-04-22

E,RAME DWELLING AT AUG.
Il TIOA.-On WEDNESDAY, Ap7al 27th, It o'clk
r 81, en- the premises, n CLARK street. shall sell
without reserve for c1eh, the ftce bnns 10 Clark.
tsreet Esar oftht q E. Express Coz oucc, occu.
p,ed hy scsnon + Clarity The building lns' bo re-
moved within Is hours nfteY May tat. 1874
sp22d4s-tt VIM. 4. BUFFERS 4 CO., Aucttrs,
, 1864-04-22
Real 35state--Gountrp.
TOR SAJE,-A snIandid cha1,ce

TOR SALE.-A splendid chance
one q The best located Cook county pleasant sar
ass a 81 II aa
ts esto "a 9siFo ~ ad as
so q suans ns :fn asa 'ht 6 Il aaa
y ks SslRE r. M e yltaa m
o. u q Is
tu5tesE tst:leulara apply to me at the 'aFn ROOT
DOR SALE-Resident Lots ard
fsr.nins laEas at Ha.ism on .te ualeEs r. : Ghi.
s 81 xsss
doing business thicaE9 and who aestre cheap and
sS9s I s ~ Sc
h sa u T 20 d In t.
R el1ssf ee12 .ss:s. L "@ fasn NJ HAT
TOR sALE-:A splendid Farm,
~ s S. e @ SnE ~ s
ana ssPseieas Sans - and tables iss;Sosss aad
a os sas ns hss e
crest valley nd a6uacance Of he sIal!er fralss
@ s ses x.sel .4 ID sS4S sspe S;e q s.
Ind Ths esa9tiiql Escs Is besEssa g ana s. mile;
i ,s1! dfs';.sjs hsisssefssoe Pt,:s IS psE ssts
q Ers.s c.tti na ahea, "a uoie ~ ta nr.nisas
bsn H. ts = snia .n ~ ta ~ {s,n NJ sh II nsn
M " ts VIZ ~
tst nj Ie ol"ee u -. D. - -
eISSt. ov.s0t1eos
HOK SALE-Four Farms. 1st,
;C9 acres n x1AW: Go;t ol Gan : o.,
mies fo CereaSo ~. ies as1eS a. sessoi s9st 9.
impfovtmena - Mnes lom EhlSaSn M . - ~
1cIes q Ss9eoi s9ss g! Is $s. - @
lson1 SAsAaso: *. e g. = II
~ 1NtflE
, 1864-04-22
d I a u

u Il u
In this r1ty, April 2lss, SAMUEL SICHOLS, infant
ron OF F.. X npT S. S. Spear, aged yer.
~ Massachusetts papers please copy.
In this cr, the ctth Inst, of malignant scarlet
fo1er, KOpRki FORSYTH, aged years ana q monshs,
eldest eon Of JAMES and Lydia Arlon Warfaek.
Funeral from the residence OF bis uorle, 2 ,beft
fcrsyth. No u Prairie ayeule. on Friday afternoon
1t o'clock. FrisIds are invited TO attend.
, 1864-04-22
at11u5frncura.

GOLONEL WOODS 1I!JSEUM,
~. 2oo.oou CURIos1TIEs,
cokJ;gE II y WOOD 4 &co-..Pzo7riesor. and M.n..r:
a. L. bR RnpAh f'..'......... Director Of Anase1ssaa
AosDAY EvExIsG. April .s,s.
IwTNT,T:sEG0Sn wr,5 REPRESENTATION OF Tom
1hrlor's Great Moral Drama, IN l7e se.,. tao A'A1
TIcREr-ost-LEAvH MAN,
S' + ztsa s. bi.s;:9 ai5:2
Other characters By the
EXCELLENT STAR CuMPAyr.
APPROVED BY THH CLEHGvs
SANCTIONED UY THR BAR.
COMMENDED BIZ MERCHANTS ANp BAyEErsi
And pronounced by tho upH7gts OF
reaNa PEOPLE. who haye Witnessed 1t th.. rs
PLAY aTer G psoaasea u chIeaEo p!eaaesd @ aSd
s!vTy eyentas "A during ga on sA7uaDAYAFIaR
TliCEs-a a,tu,.aa,oa to Knaeura Ard Lecture Kooea.
esn Gsliaren aas.r o. swsl.s ys rs ceo1t Dss:i
iSs 's. = Iss:a;s
s. Carriages shonld cali Il lo55.
oRAsp xAr1asr 11zEr SATURDAY At * c'rIocr.
Tickets to Matinee . esht'. aattinz tho hades to
os!s:! Ths 1asi.1olo Lazy! Tho K"cr%os, AFse:!:
s. posn xTst hh % IT, sssh's:
"a sId ia Inches fi:h to dasa: Small L.a, i tue
NOliQ hPi4A1-AH
MoVICKEK'a THEATRE.
A71- Madlss4 .tzest. ssseesa stasa ar6 csarbora.
PEeErtstsr Aad RsaAEes. ..........J. q. Nsviekex.
FRIDAY Evrv1Ko. April s.l. 1851. nyNEF1r and
gesl.!ysy tho Ia. .apaarsneo ba oao Of the popular
DDVUIN ADAMS
xse ~ " XBs r n r. FIJI e, IL Il. ns 9ss asy
Low ihe sole property Of Edwin Adams entltIed
THE HERETIC.
2 syss Hesi e Esaoe H.
/, PHILIPS; Marquis. Mr.. KAintord
To conclude with the Nautical Drama Of
BLACK-EKED SUSAN.
WALtAM-.-.-... EDWIN ALAMS.
prs veeT. aal no 2ieee vii Be Tepesssd. .' ''
sATURpAT AFTERNOON E EVENING, GRAND
hasds, q sss:t ' 4n'e'
nm. In sers The celebrated Equeatrtsn
VARIETY THEATRE.
s q IL % nssssssa ss
IMMENSE COMBINATION OF STARS.
Immense succoss Of MILE AUGUSTA.
Enlargement Of the at. Dennis
RA:vEL TROUPE,
MILE L. Billie Rostta. Mons, Henri Asonat
Ai1ls Anscliquo i:avel.
MIR. T. Il. JEFFERSON.
MISS VICTORIA HOWARD.
seaL, oS RzIezsIsss cl.c.s 4oeeat.: F.7qse.te,
RELLER'S CONCERT HALL.
, 1864-04-22

Soldiers md officers In the Army, being
exposed TO rndden changes, ehonld always be sup
rlcd with - tBy01rn's Bronehlds 1roches," as they
give prompt relief In Cold. Cough, an ieritated
Throat. DEW,
, 1864-04-22

GnK Flxturcs.-A large assortment embrsc-
ing the latest and richcet patterns st low prices.
Fitting promptly attended to. ]. W1NonAvH il.
s Co., 81 Randolph street. np22. daG0.lm
, 1864-04-22

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, April 2sth, st 9,3 O'Clock,
At Dwelling House No. 16 Van Buren Street.,
general assortment Of wcll kept Household Goods
Ki1chen Furniture. Brussels, Tn1ce-FiY and Ingram
WIN. i. BUFFERS L CO..
ap1t cS6}11t Auctt0accrg,
, 1864-04-22
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

4 Il &c. &C.,
AT AUCTION.
o. THURSDAY, Aprll 18th. At ~ O'Clock, 1t
DweillrR House on Washington street, four
doors uest Of Union Park,
The entire furniture Of family rellnguishine house
keeping. combating OF paroF furpeurs carpets scare
ssry black walnut bedsteaia. bureaus dining table,
chairs brussels mad ether carpets, cooking stove, hall
etcve. crockeTJ ware. e &C.
WA. A. CUTTERS & CO.,
apAd4st.7t Auctioneersr
, 1864-04-22

meeting win bo held in DsJan Hall on Saturday
afternoon. the sd list, at half past o'clock. to
consult and decide upon the form OF tho orxanf.a-
tich.~ All ladies interested in this movement and
especial, nll who wtll;n. to tskc active part
in the work to be done by tho organization In
gd !, to be R1fn,s1Tt ns Rs
Wnbash avenue Il. E. Church, By Rev. Or. Patton,
snd BY Rev. J. L. shipherd, tho Secretary Of the
Commission.
-Hank F. Havlcy Of tho eoth
uls., now At home on short leave, will take any
Letters for the seth left at this Office before Nay 1st
81 DIR. Klse1ow.-In great cities like Chi
human suffering. Tie result Of solisaE5 indulgence,
sexual abuse, or unwitting contact which. de-
5truc,lve as It is to the physical sgEtcm, and SO
Gated physfclens, can b successfully. combat
Of this fsss of dsease7 specially
skill has enabled him to cure the most vlruleat
cases when all hope had departed None need de-
spair however dsep may be their suffering. how:
into their system. By the aid or his matehless
skill, his extensive experience and nnremittfns
appsSat1o aS the worst nay BE- cured spss;dy sa
sexual or shronic dtseascs, should call, without
hesitatoa or dely, on Dr. C. BsseIow, at his oilco.
No. 1fs Clark street, on the corner Of Monroe.
masters
sale at the TRIBUNE onico:
Muster Rolls.
Muster and Pay Rolls.
Monthly Return Of Recruiting Ot1lcer.
Tr,-Monthly Return of Recruiting Oflcer.
Communication Of Fuel and Quarters.
Vouchers.
c5ethingg ce5sfsiasgfs: Receipt Rou..
Enlistment EpEtaaot 1t Papesrs: H,Issns.n,on.,
Quartezmasters' Blanks OF all kinds. &c. &c.
.r Until Wednesday. next inclusive, corns,
culiar to Dr. Rendell which dlspcnses with the CO
Grafton Of cutting. Office a Prescott Housc, South
Clark street, corner Van Buren,. ap21-dast~st
Go forHH Bzsr-ao 70 B<3ans d strstton's
Chicago Commercial College, to get 9 thorough
practical businese education. For circulars 3D.
dress !snclosin8 stamps) Bryant b etason, Chi
Soldiers md officers In the Army, being
s'ssn seaRs hSn sys be
Throat. DEW.
w HouBe and Sign Painting, Ca1ctmine,
Glazing and G.ainlng.. Paper Hanyfngs and Vim
Yora prices. F. Z. RrasE, 81 Raudo1Ph% % street.
Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal Url-
nary and Sexual SyatemR.-New and rslEa-
BILE tTeatment-in reports OF the Howard Assoc!a-
ton. Sent BY mail In scaled letter envelopes, lfee
Of charge. Address D. J. sklIlon Hough,on, How
ard ASSOCIATION, No. South Ninth street, Phila-
dslphis, p. mhsobd,2-sm
GnK Tlxturcs.-A large assortment embrsc-
ing the latest md rlchcat patterns, st low prices.
Fitting promptly attended to. j. WtNonAyH, il,
i Co., 81 Randolph street. np22d4G0-1m
t. Fright weather calls for bright Hats; for
euch 20 10 Rrewster'R. under Sherman House.
His Drese SILK Hate for Spring wear arc the 4'Ee
Plus Ultrs'' ofthe Hating art. apaa.dl75-at
, 1864-04-22

Freedmensa Commission = Lh0fes'
Au1i1linry.-The e1te1pristug ladies OF Gu
cago propose TO organize themselves for co'o2era-
tion with the Freedmen's Commission. A public
, 1864-04-22

L GV4t o7 1Aul1uQIPI4 blItCIs up-2U3DU.IM
Fright weather calls for bright Hats; for
ench 20 10 Rrewstere. under Shcfman House.
His Drese Silk Hats for Spring wear arc the "Ne
Plus Ultrs" ofthe Hating art. npaa-d475at
, 1864-04-22

GnrETDAc5s FoR WA1Eh-Wc notice that
the Board Of Public Works advertise thst after the
Asft Of May nothlns hut grecnhacks and National
Bank notes viii be received LII payment u water
1atA
, 1864-04-22

First Illinois Artilicry.-Friendso o! men
in Batteries and B, lat Illinois artillery. can lave
letters takeu to them by leaving them at the bIsgs
Hcree with Capt Francis DE Gress, who Will leave
for the front on Sundhy evening.
, 1864-04-22

a RELIC GosE.-The Ch,-F Engineer OF the
Fire Department has just eold the .-,thor,t,ca ~
A1'eean, Michigan, the hand fire engine No. X for
seven hundred dnllars, hose cart for ny dollars.
and three hundred and fity feet Of hose ior one
hundred and my dollars.
, 1864-04-22

Observation-Disclosures F. HR9lcy Of tho e9th
nls., now at home On short leave, will take any
, 1864-04-22

TIE czAR AND ZrsIMERMAE-PETEn TIE
GREAT At SAAnpAM.-The stage carpenters and
scenic ar.iets arc well advanced on their labors,
and the Musical Union have now definitely dxcd
upon Thursday Of next week Us tho opening night
OF 1belr Eenfon at Bryha Hall, for the opers the7
have tor months been preparing. It viii make q
decided eeueattpn.
, 1864-04-22
39frsotlal.

pERSON.AL.
". r. g..
of Fourth street, New York, Il ent1ented to vrte In
hIs mother who Ia very anxious know where r. -
New York, AFrl q, 1e@. epx4dk8s-at4tn
, 1864-04-22

CunREsor.-The meeting Of members OF
the Board Of Tfzde to consider the currency qacs.
ton was not held last evsninE In eohsegnence% % 81
tho pTesencc Of General 6cklet N the cat}" WILL
. be held this nrenfpC,
, 1864-04-22

9esp. e 2.y T.
ycan to pcnitentixry; Mary Brown, larceny, sig
years to peniteniiary John lIany, larceny, eight
one year 10 penitentisry; Theodore Couch, larce..
ny, one year to ptn!tenttary: Barnard Jenn'nss,
lsfrcnJ, three months to city Br,deWe!l: Joseph
Eagles, lnrceny, one ye.r to pcnttentlary: Gay
Alien, Larceny, three months to city Bridewen;
Miehael Gibbons. assault, nine months In CITY
B.ileMeD.
, 1864-04-22

AIDING 4 DEsERTEn-A man VINO gives
h,s nnrne AZ John Stone, WIS examined before
C..-.n.eetoncr uoyne On Wednesday afternoon on
tho charg--f aiding James White, dcse1tcr, to
eeezpe trou t--.ody. He will be examined tals
morning.
, 1864-04-22

MILITARY 1STELL1GEEcE.-About three
o'clock ycsicrday afternoon, tho 18th Wisconsin
Infantry. better known a. tho "Eish" regiment,
arrived at the Soldiers Rest from Madison, en-
Colonel A. G. Mallory, their furlouEh being e1-
hsIsted. Tho regiment passed through thic1eo
on Il. FatEicEs dug, when afall history Of it was
given in TIE TRIBUNE. It now returns to the war
bloody fields Of Shiloh and Corinth. After .enaIn-
trg few hours at the rest and parsakta: Of a
hearty supper, the men LEFT Last evening for Caro,
where they will receive further orders.
Later In the evening, about hfty recruits for the
Ssth Illinois 1nfantry arrived. They remain In the
city awaittnc their rceimeut which, to Rendezvous
at Camp Fry in = few days.
, 1864-04-22
To Recruiting Officers and. Quarter,

Go 70 TIN BEsr-ao TO B<7ans d atrston'S
Chicago Commercial College, to get thorough
practical bus1nese education. For circulars 3D.
dress lencloslnX stamps) Bryant A 8tzatton, Chi
ego, Illinois
, 1864-04-22

ana allow 1Ee 10 Hty-lCf4 GfefG L1Ak L1lS IL also
the custom Of ttis eount1y-thst in whatever I
may have to address to you tonight, any gentle
nan In the asst mblage who desires to lnterrogaIe
&c. to question the correctness OF any positiun l
happy 10 listen TO him, and viii answer him to the
teat OF my ability [ChecgH.]
We were 1old ct tue outset Of this war-and the
opinion fs sometimes still elhood-that it was IN
& institutional TO put down this rebellion by force
ol arms that you could nat and must not coerce
STATE. Why. my friends, ,fit was lawful and right
Of separa,e States q great community, united into
ole National Union; If 1t was right to establish
snsh M Government: i Il was lig6t to pledge or
tan. preresve asd defend it for e7eI@ior % snch Is
the oath taken By I'll who sWcar allegiance 10 the
Sohssltniaon-in heavens name what can be more
stituilon and such q Union aga,nat enemies,
either at home Or alroadr [ChceTs long contiuucd5
that the inspired fathers republic
tllet We were all boIn1 to defend ssaIuss for.
elgn nggrcsslon get that ali of us are bound to sec
saaineed and ~ destroyed At the hands Of intestine
prescnees Dnt the opponents Of the war se.m in
. great measure to have relinquehcd this ground,
although 1t vet here and there has its prominent
sible to subdue the rebellion that people fighting
IN thear own deitnse and upon their own soil, md
over 90 vast an e1panse OF territory, could not be
1ss eed de3aaS aaa g e e.ed 0Ta ia
proof. Impossible to put down this rcbellonY
Let Kentucky and Missouri, and Tennessee, and
louisiana. ard Arkansas auewer thati LIE. the Po-
tonne, and the Columbia, md the Ohio, and the
hao Gtande, and the Miksseippi answer th,t. In
posnne! Nhy nc are twenty ni1lious, and they
are nut ti1t Whit man deserving tho the name Of
N Ametacan eau 1or moment iesard himself as
Notths respect and consideration who viii 50 far
EnoIe we clalma Of his country to respoct as to
aanaft mat twenty millions Of Ttich men "a sec TO-
; nfshf twenty Eniilions Of such a poou1.tion M
hays created great empire on this cotinent are
Rts1loF Whst no 10 sx ~ miaons, no matter from
| comc. Loud cheerr.l 1mpossib!of Whyy
II requires come secondary evidence 10 cony1nca :
etsnnEes paseins through your city, or your Statc
, Or my state, that Wnr Is now pending in wh,cS
this country Is engaged Our trade, ouT comnerce
our nsnutacturea out educational sustttatinas Ill
the Asocations and pursuits of life ara eoine ~ ~
anonc ne as before; true enough, am not IN
mindful Of the tncHdces VT have 1nsde. deep and
great they are. But as yet do EnAintsln tia, the
resources OF the North, and Of tho East and Of thu
i West. muntaccntly, Grandly a. they have besn
ponsed forth u this great struggle, ara vet IA II
were, untouched yet IL were In he fu|lness and
uajesty OF their strength, and able, If mead b.. to
subdue twice thrice The forccs That ~ vet bsTe
been alTayed against LIE. ITrcmendous cRee-,no I
My friends, WI have proved ourselves In "a n i
yesse equal TO the task OF repelng forelcn apcrrs
| Zion. Ne have Einee then 50 ihr ADVANCED II NON.
| Mtion, and In wealth, and power as to be ab{e
, 1864-04-22

Examination of Female Teachers'-
There will be an examination Of female teacnefs,
at the Office of the Board Of Education, NO. 10 Is
sale etreet, on Friday, April 18th, commencing al
o'clock q. N,
, 1864-04-22

FoRrsnAnow1SG TIE SEASON. - John
Wight. the well known reetaurateus. opposite the
Court Hon.e, on Clark street, yesterday VA. ees,-
tnE 1ueous strawberries and cream 10 bis patrons,
the earliest fact Of the kind yet noted. Wright,
when 1t comes to collecting dainties has little 70.
gard for 1lmanacs and libtancce,
, 1864-04-22

WANTED-By a young man
w (mE rIed) 3 aItnation ~ Assistant Book
Keeper, etc. Has no ohIectio, to do light WORK
Meets rot 80 much an ah]eer IS pesmsneat employ
mcne Etteretce: KEY. A. Damen :. j.. blackburn
Gus. ap,s.d!6l4
, 1864-04-22

BRIDGEPORT LODGE OF GooD TEMpLARs*-
The hret regular meeting Of this Lodge since its
organization WA held On Wednesday evening In
the Methodist Church 1nltiato.y ceremonies were
correctly performed, and nineteen applications for
membership were received. Under direction OF
Grand Lodge officer. Ass. L. $. cowderJ:: the Sub
ed. 6lstcs Gov ocry, assisted By guu degree men-
bers from the city conferred tho FIRST Dcgrec upon
each Of the charter members. II was an occasion
friends ot this suburban 1o1ga< were particularly
VIII pleased with the favorable auspices Of lis
1pe,ang and The genilsnsnly bSaElng of Re,. n:
may be It's work OF good.
, 1864-04-22
@a1lteD--age1lt8.

=" ANTED-Gcod men to. travel
With the bet selln; article OF tho nGe Most
wonGeru gift entcl rise ever introducsd. Also,
psfb rhotoEraph Aibaus popular Books, etc. to sell
only BY agency 4lu to SIS psr day be maIe e4sy
;ene tor particulars. c A.DUSN 4 CO.. lsa South
, 1864-04-22

w ANTED-A young lady (lately
w from the Eas.) wishes situation ns Sales.
woHrn in millinery tI faacy Konds store. Ia ascus
tcmet to either business Good References Address
A. u: DORET. Boz 81, Davenport. Iowa.
T.ff34
, 1864-04-22

:" ANTED.~-$75 q Month. ]
~ want to hire Agents IN every county At s73
Ncnths a1penses rald. to ssll my neW chsap FaEl1
SeTinz HachineD. AdalesR 8. MADISON. Altrso
EAlEB. fe21.v11T-sx7
, 1864-04-22

FOR SALE-House and Lot, on
Il Washington street near Oasley street, ont half
tEe putchaae mos e. my remain time NJ per cenI
peT aIhum. House aEl Lot corner Of Warren md
Lincoln stftots. Lots Washington ftrret and
Para nveEus. Lots on corner OF Lasn1Io aud Ca13
stree 8, = Z. STARR. III Randolph street, room l..
, 1864-04-22

Temperance! TemperauceI-The pub
lie gcnerslly, aud the rest Of mankind IL partieu
lar, arc invited to attend Temperance Meeting to
be held at Edwards Chapel, this eyentns at ~
o'clock, under the direction Of Dashsway - LGaSe, @
No. 240 I. o. of @. T, fuputaf speakers nave
been secured. Come one, come all
, 1864-04-22

NV ANTED-A situation rs Sales
w man in wholesale house, by n Jouug man
ofe1perience in business who has an !xteustvs coan
try 1CGuaIckaEct Has been engaged In travelling for
some lime. First claus reference. Address r'. 2.
, 1864-04-22

TOR SALE-A fire residence Et
on Calumet avenue. near RIO CsAade street,
E11s0 In market for lew days At the low psice Ok
ss0 P.r io>t Apply to PbTkR Sd1Mr, 1871 State ST.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-23

mays
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-23

POLICE CoURT-The usual motley crowd
of bleAr-eyed and tattered reprobstss await
cd the dispensatiOn of the terrOs of the law
at the hands of Judge HessenmueIler ysster-
day morning, For assault and battery, Ed
ward Welsh was fined SIS and costs John
Adams $40 and costs Karl Metzgsr, costs )
and the cases against John Sweeney and
Jerry Murphy were noIled.
For intOxicatiOn, Thomas Gallagher, John
HOtchkiss, John MOGOwsn, Henry Wood,
Peter Griffin and Henry stsinbromer were
Sarah Green was brought up on charge Of
lswd behavior. sarah's unsssmly conduct
cost her S. and costs.
The case against John Sweeney, for OBJ
struoting the West Side Street RailWss, was
nOlled, defendant paying costs.
For vsgrancy Ellen MOllen was sentenced
to thirty days hard labor in the House of Cor
rection.
For burglary Christopher Elders case was
continued until Friday. His bail was set at
poOVs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-23
Water.

EDS. LEADER:-We want water
scOville street wants It'll Why not givO
it to us2 We get large portion Of slI
travel eaHt-tsams, private carriages, fancy
rigs, and in fact almost sll sorts. Now, We
are taxed for the water and don't grumbIe,
but we want the use of it, and more than
that, are willing to pay for it.
Some two weeks ago the writer went to the
WaterCOmmissioner's Office to SEQ what could
be done, and found that subscribers to the
amount Of ten per cent. of the outlay must
be obtsined before the work could be COM
meneod, and in addition to this, we must do
it all ourselves; canvass the street, and pro-
cure the names, and then when the city gets
ready, they will lay pipes.
A partial canvass Of the street, from Perry
to Maple streets, was made within a few
days, and every one spoken to was eager to
get it. Now, why cannotWe have it? Must
We do more than say, We will take the water
at the city prices? And, why don't the city
ask any more than thatH Give Us the water,
and give it to rs during this gensratiOnI
seOYMLE 81,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-23
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
High School Commencement Morrow
Vacation of Eight Weeks.

High School Commencement TO-MOrrOw--
Vacation of Eight Weeks.
The present term of the Public Schools of
the city will terminate tomorrow and va
cation of eight weeks will ensus. The
schools have been well conducted during the
term and are in excellent condition. The
closing exercises of the term and year con-
sist of the Commencement of the East and
West High Schools, which takes place at two
o'clock tomorrow afternoon, at Chapin's
Hall, the school building not being large
enough to accommodate the expected thrOng
of visitors.
We give the following names of graduates
in each school.
East High SchooI.-Henry F. Clark, Will
liam 3. Hubble, Edmund M. Numsen, Mar
ems ROsenwasser, John II. Webster, Martha
A. HOWett, Emily NJ. Hulburd, TheodOsia
A. Lyons, Ellen A. Mathsr, Catherine q.
Newman, Caroline NJ. Sev eranoe Pickands,
Caroline P. Sked, Annie E. Spencer.
West High SchooI.-Anna B. Thome, Mil
lie A. SandersOn, Helen c. LAgourgo, Emma
Parcell, Hattie Swift, Libbie Perkin.
The East High School is under the imme-
diate management of DR.. Theodore Sterling,
Principal, assisted by Mr.. Sidney A. Norton
and Misses Cstharins }. Gillstt and AImira
A. Baker. The institution has been in good
hands many years and has thrived under eK-
psrienced teachers. The attendants upon
the school number now some 109.
The West High School is under the direo-
tion of Mr.. A. G. HOpkinson, Principal, as
sisted by Miss Mary Pease. It has in the
nsighborhOOd of fifty students, and has been
conducted with satisfaction to the oOmmu-
nifty.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-23

PAIETIEG.-The collection of hne oil paint
inEs, opened for FREQ exhibition at Armory
Hall, will no doubt draw largo company of
visitors, both ladies and gentlemen, who
cannot fail to be grstiied with so good dis
play: Our citizens are invited to visit this
collection. as by so doing they may realize
all the enjoyment of attending an exhibition
of beautiful works Of art, free Of cost, as we'll
as avail themselves of the opportunity such
visit will afford to make selections for
their drawing ROOMS. june29:l56.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-23

A Brave BOT.-SurgeOn GriswOld, Of
the 1884 o. V. L, in letter to the Elyris
Democrat, relates the following interesting
incident of the recent fight in which that
regiment was engaged Corporal Watkins,
of Co. z, IAN Oberlin student,) had charged
into the woods in advance of our line, when
he came suddenly upon lusty old sharp
shooter behind a stump. Both were engaged
in loading their gus, but Watkins got his
cap on an instant too soon for Johnny reb.,
and told him to lay down his gun or he
would make hole through him, at tho same
time drawing bead on him. After arguing
the question for moment, the rob. coDclud-
ed that discretion was the better part Of
vaIor,' and tho 0bsrlin student, a mere boy,
marched him into our line. The rebel was
greatly Disguised"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-23

FIRE.-A FIRE broke out at half past six
yesterday morning in the Engine Room of
the propeller Pacific, which was lying in the
hsrbor near the mouth of the river. Steam
srs No. and 2 were on hand and promptly
suppressed the flames. The damage done
was slight, and was entirely covered by in
auranNa