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The sun., 1864-11-03
FOR SALE AND TO LET.

UOR SALF-HOUSE AND LOT ON l15Ti'
l. tL iiArlem house nearly new, ptory, basemeBt
and cellar; hish stoup, contains Iooms, and suic
wardipbcs &c. Apply to ll3 Fast yTth st, ucar
ave. Price Ss.,OJ. o,3
'INO LEASE FOR ONE OR MORE YEARS,
cOiuiot table house, y ith rooms and nci o.
land, With the privilege Of puichuins, situated y
hours ride ON the city, ut .5l pei snnui, penty
fruit, &c. Apply Ia A. McCuITEis AZ Fulton st-oJ
ITO LET IN WILLLMSBU RGH--A BASE
meut hoor, conslsting OF pie uant font room, bel
room, pantry and back room. Brooklyn and utcen-
Iolnt ais pass the duoI. 10 aguiet man and vile,
rent 81 Apply 2Ai fi~t Al, nes. Gr,ui II ferfv. l3l
The sun., 1864-11-03
ASl lSlNESS CHANCES.

L,OR SALE-THE WELL KNOWN Liquor
i stone between 18th and 36th ste, tho l1th ave.
Gall for 2 davp, on ptcrnires. "
The sun., 1864-11-03

r6O THAT q. r.. MCCLELLAN Is NEXT
tcO Pre,icoUt. s50 more th"t ilDHAlIO SEi-
MOI Il /. next Governor OF thi- state $50 more that
MCCLELLAN cagTi,a tie Stg'e q Ncw York. -.
more thai MICHAEL CONNOLLY l. next shorih.
Isl more that W. h. MhCL\f !. next Congre .sInan
d the otn $50 mole that CAfMBkLL tcats kLi;-
klGAS in the s.h Assembly lteUict
i05 JOHN SMITH Gooux 1t.
The sun., 1864-11-03
CLOTHING.

ATS-OVERCOATS- Ovsrcoats.--
OES9uimauK and castor beaver overeosts, y to go
1 and ve. q match, IS sos 70 ssS S Eo, IEYiE w
bSeopAe e. ~
The sun., 1864-11-03

NOR SALE ECHRAP--THE FIXTURES, ALI
l. compete, of old ,sabiish,d grocery and liquor
store aisayr I'D good business Apply ioT days III
the store, 3i1 Fat 32d IT, ~
The sun., 1864-11-03
GENERAL. BUSINESS,

ANY PEI.SON WHO STOPS At 100 CHAT
"A ham s'ui1r,. will he instantly relieved OF al.
ii.sdarh,, loothrChC Or Neuralgia iiee Of expense,
2Iose it I're WOLCOTl's Instant Pain Aunthia-
Tor, cures Caisrrh permanently. Sold by a Drug rts
70 cent. and 81 per lottlc. 35T
The sun., 1864-11-03

7roye u. !'e wULC0T1's Instant Pain Aun,hila-
20 cent. and 81 per lottc. 35I
4 FEW REAMS OF PRINTING FAPER.
"A 2ly y, viii bc soi cheap on application at the
sun Once. Il
4 PAWNBROKFE'S TICKFTS " >NTED-
wil pay :, rer cent. molc th.n any other pei.on
f4iycrAare, guns, pistols &C. NJ u hr"cker r. b.
RURpES'S HORSE SHOEs-CHEAPER
ITO hlsck. NTH. than tho eost " lhcm OF imported
iron' Tor cash on d. .iycr,, lsrse iot for sao by
40 cor. Albany and " s-b n,ton ats
"nON'1 You SEE THE rONY i'--sUNG
- l.. Hrr zone BURKE. ruhLh.d by RAIL 4
1pN, i3i tuadvsy. lrice aOcts. Sold every shorc.2g
GRAND ILLUMlNATloNS. -IYMAN'S
VI Patent nlum,nst Candle iioder--ih- yer,
cila stores IN NV YORK aud M RON
IN, also At I9s aud 6Ji ntcais y. y. BASS
roRrs CS9rcr lnstltute ard cl-crheie., Wro!e,ee
raen,ec. !. WhEhS Asi. sbo
I,REY'S OREIS TOOTH PtSIf-1Iit
~ iesi Dent .iticc for ,hc rccth, in use 10 l.. had
ind fiinSiin avef> tast Biooi.lyn. Price % cents
per PIT. 10
uOwLlNG AND CRASHING OF TEETH
> among the "Ir'oco" anI sham Demo rrct. |. cou
want 30 the icr,h'i' is and b-ins ont the venom
o. rebellion, SHOW theG. tar II \Nltol, No, nov
'cldy rrd sold cr"l wherc Gchu"~I"dyed tb, great
o-i con ic poliic.l ia.-r ovor known. III
IFYOU WANT MEATS GO TO 2O4 STAN
toq. q follow DO ins priee; Soin"d beet, u e,.
- and Il cts. 'oup utats. . nnd !. c.-.
NOTHlNG LIKE LEATIIFR.-TF YoU
vsnt -o'- .en,Yer m iore.t sNmnp prc'-' call At
IL spruce ~. Gibbons i JOYCE. ~
DOST- OFFICE NOrlCE.-ON TUESDAY,
the LIT day OF November, l-"i, opesadjna uhde,
the
NoNEY-uEDEE SYSTEM
" III coumcn, @ IN the niict Htr'ce.
LISTS OF Ilil4 " ltES
Ypon which u.onoy uri,. cgn be drawn nTe poeed at
the Gene al Post once and At tie different stations
Money O'acr- crn oply he obtained A. tha General
rott. O;hce corner Of Cedar and sxsau strecr, ana
~ '' III M6SiYDdRbrR SSn + rosT.orrIcE
'or TirnH of one 20 thirty doll'rs.
RG,C3 oi couiini--lon CharRvI !1g Money ORDER
on orders not exceeding ~ ....,.... ~ cent?.
10. ever slN lid not eIceedins s21... u do.
No single o. "rdsr r. r-ued for S' than one olar or
more than thirty dollar. rarti'i desiring u remit
than thirty dollars 10 amy oao Gd.Iczs must pro-
Us JANIS KELLY, / ostnse,cr.
DAWNBHOKEFs' TICKETS BOUGHT OF
diamonds, catches I'll sai,, Sups' ?."'oir d.y
o,ercoais wanted. Ia Canal It, near lowey uidor
li4nE. -
THE CfIENPEST AND MOSp RELIABLE
LAIR h S,e. D5 Xxx Est1 y & Sabaa q ' @SHfIf "a pa pa
which II sold At FIFTY Gents per lo1
II your loks aye s,rcaEelvi'h grey,
And cause you mrny -i.h;
ON. p,nn alon. YOU mus, pufsnc,--
Ire Brl,tts uuc,. .ualIed J.. -.
| The followine wc-kuos Nholc-alo DruRriets ar,
ouc n-,cnip in Ncw Iu-l -iE1o- Co, No. Il PIl
Row; fTW-rr A. Lee, ~ iIaoknHn II. wheeler, Ii
Chcrry ~; Miller Kcc-, j. Alcn COY stanton ate.
| and coz H0IrIon II. 4ud Avenue -; iOTic. 4. In.
| ,hili, 4lh Hudson and 3It sixth ave-, lloailoy
| al F.puth ave nrir ~ can also be- supplied bJ
| CiiAS \. CRITICS TOS, -, sixth ave. Nanu'ar
tuEed ~ ~ sodtn second ~, What 'hursh. 10 IL
had at all Iespectable Drurglsts G!.I fancy store
| throughout the nitei StItc-. 01
The sun., 1864-11-03
INSTRUCTION.

AT TOWNSEND'S ACADEMY, 260 BOW
cry, below Houston -t, otkeepne. WritinV-
Anthinetic, Alscbrs Spollins Uranuiar, Sc, hio
TAUGHT day aud evening. Ronins tor ladies' and pri-
vaie instruction No clssse- Persons prepared Tor hur
meas by the Principal. 40
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-04

HORRIBLE AocDEHr-Yesierdsy morn
ing about Eve O'Clock as the Express train
from New York, on the Atlantic and Great
Western Railway, was coming in, about
three miles from the city it ran over 3 man,
lying on the track, killing him instantly
and mangling his body N q most frightful
manner. The head was severed from the
body horribly disfgured. Tho mans name
was William F. ellison, Of Newburgh, for
msrIy a member of Co. A, 7th Ohio In
fantry.
HE remains we're taken to HowIsnd's IN
dertaker establishment on Bank street, where
an inquest was held before Coroner Prentice.
The verdict of the jury was" that the de-
ceased came to his death by lying across the
track of the A. & G. W. R. R, and being run
over by the passenger train attached to
engine No 80 Of ssid road on the morning g
of the Sd day of June 1854, at minutes to
O'Clock"
A friend of ours, who walked over the
battlefield of fGettysbuTgh the day after the
battle, said he saw no body so horribly
mangIed as was this,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-04

LECTURES TO THE LADIEs.-Mrs. H. NJ
Wheeler, and able and accomplished lee I
tursr upon Anatomy and Physiology, very
generously offers to give the proceeds of a
course of i've lectures to the WOmen's L. L..
and Freedmon's Relief Association.
The ladies of our city will find this to be
a rare opportunity for securing instruction
from talented, and experienced teacher Of
Physiological truth.
The Rockford Farmer in speaking of her
lectures says:
Mr.. W. has finished her second course of
lectures to nearly two hundred ladies, who
have listened with the utmost pleasure, and
satisfaction.
In Chicago Mrs. W. has given several
courses of lectures, which are spoken of with
much enthusiasm.
The lectures will be illustrated by model
capable of separation, SO as to answer the
general purpose of disputiOn, also by charts,
drawings &c.
The first lecture will be given on Monday
June 9Th at four o'clock P. NJ, in the
Chapel of the First Presbyterian Church.
By order of the Society,
W. T. CoRNEL, Secretary.
MRs W. T. LITTLE, President.
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WILLoUsHB4, June lst, 1864.

ACADEMY OF MUsIo-BESEFIr OF MR.
ADANs.-Lsst night full house greeted Mr..
Adams in his benefit "The Herstic" and
" Black Eyed Susan - were on the bill. The
former is a tragedy Of high order, and in
it Mr.. Adams displayed great dramatic
power.
But in the Iatt =" Black Eyed Susan -
Mr.. Adams covered himself with glory. The
piece is after the style Of " East Lynne 1"
and "The Ticket of-Leave Man." and
contains much of the excitstiVe and emotion
al. There is an originality and simplicity
in Mr.. Adams acting, which evincs high
degree of dramatic genius. The perfection
of acting is the cOuntsrfeiting of reality.
And this is where Mr.. Adams succeeds in
merging the actor in the character he por-
trays. Mr.. Adams has studied hard at his
profession and learned much. His acting
shows that his heart is in his profession,
and that his aim is to elevate and purify the
drama. Mr.. Adams can ask no better evil
dsnce of his power and popularity than the
moist eyes and earnest applause which were
PrOfusely exhibited.
Mr.. Adams plays tomorrow for the lsst
time. His next engagement is in St Louis.
May success attend him. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-04

FREsH FIsH-"H there is anything
that like, its just one thing more than an
other" says notorious humorist; and if he
were asked what that one thing was, for which
he manifested such an intense preference
1 think, if his tastes had the least smack o,
the epicurssn, he would not hesitate to say,
at this season, fresh jisb.
Just now the fish fever is at its culmina-
ton, and all amateurs in the piscstOry art
are out of-hsh-isting with tackle and bait.
We noticed last evening, about sunset, quite
q feet of craft on the lake just outside the
pier, engaged in this Of-hsh-ous, yet fasci-
mating sport. Now is the time for all lovers
of the line and rod to enjoy thsmsslvss. A
friend of ours was out couple of hours last
evening, and came in with most tempting
string Of blue pike, and what was strange,
be did not seem to be very much piqIsd.
OF late We have feasted on the Eastern
shad and halibut. But as for US, who have
been raised on the banks of Lake Erie, give
us good dish of delicious blue pike. To us,
about dinner time, their gIittsring blue baeks
are almost as tempting as greenbucks.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-04
STATES An

ILUNITED STATES An We
passed through the Hospital on the Flights
yesterday. There seems to be spirit Of or
der and nsatnsss Psrvading the premises
which is not often attached to army hospitals.
There are at present no hopeless cases. Most
of the men are in excellent condition. The
hospital is in charge of Assistant Surgeon
George N. Steinbury, o. 8. A., assisted BY
DR.. Prentice, sehsnck and Lacy. S. n. Beat
ty is Chaplain of the hospital. The Chap
lain showed US library of 500 volumes
which he had collected, which the inmates
largely patrOniEs. This hospital is one of
the. best; managed in the county, and one
which the wounded soldier gladly welcomes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-04
NRW YORK lIARKKT-June 3

NEW YORK MARKET--June 3
lBY TELEGRAPH.l
FlOur-State and Western SC better, with good
demsud Sales ,50a7 81 for extra State 25a9
for extra round hoOD Ohio.
WhIsky-More active and hrmer. Sales at sl.S
al 81
Wheat-Ic higher. Sales at ti,slaI,6s for Chi
csgO spring; aL64al,68 tor Milwaukee club; al,T3a
1 80 for winter rcd Western.
Corn-Dull and sea cely so firm. Sales st sI,63
for new mixed Wtstern not IA very good order.
OaIs- ctive and decidedly his her, a. g3ag4c for
Western tp arrive
NoOi-Quiet and hTm.
PeIroleun-A shade easier
Pork n oderately active. and higher. Gales az
e3D 5a3l o. for s3D,G0 ior old a32 23275
for new do; s2i 5Oa2s so Tor old and new prime
e32 O9a3S 81 for prime mess
Beef-NOre active and higher. Sa es at SO 50sl3,O0
for country S6OOa7 90 Tor country prime; sl6,
SOals5O for repzeked mess; slsy5012s % for extra
me=k
Prime Meas Beef-Firm
Cut meats "A little frmer, at ilfa4l3sc.
Lard-FiImsr. Sales at Ii<al5c4.
Butter MI and shade easier. sales at 25a33o
for Ohio.
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MORNING LEADER.
MORNING, JUNE 4, nss
Es7g ApYEaFIsEEERgs.

NzH GDEEHEABEEaENR9s
O. A. Rssa-U. s. le-lO Bonds.
John Ellslsr-Aoademy of Husio.
Athensum Music Hall-A. hontPslisr.
J.M.& H. 7. Howsr-Dress Goods.
Fred'k A. Nash-Notice.
Pelton Breed-For Chi-ago.
Cow'es 4 % calender Clocks.
Tsy lor GrisvoId & Co.-Dro,s Goods.
T. G. hills-Clsyel nd sazaAr.
A. C Rettberg-Lsdics' Paper Collars and Outis
J. M. Root-Farm iOr Sale.
Wanted-5l Bricklaysrs.
q Cutter 3 SOn-Lecai notice.
F5uad-Aonsy.
U. Cutter Son-Loesl notice.
EawkH-Looal Eotice.
Hutton a % solid Wood Tubing.
Wax ted-situAtion.
BAker-LocaI notice.
L. Prsntic=-Local notice.
PaNer-Iocal notice.
spiritull Hall-Lecsl notice.
BAker-LocaI notice.
Richard Q Parscrs-Local notice.
BskeT-LOcaI notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-04

CAMP CLEvELAED.-We had occasion to
visit the camp yesterday, and found it in its
usual good trim. There are at present sta
toned there about 175 men. Thsy are de-
tachmsnts Of the 18th o. V. l., and of III
Ohio National Guards, from JOhnsOn's Is
land. The Colonel commanding is A. Wiley
Acting Post Adjutant, J. E. johnson.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-04

Persons who have been assessed by the
United States Assessor for Licenses for the
current year, are requested to pay for the
same by the 18th of June, and in default,
will be liable to penalty of ten per centum
and the amount of the assessment.
The list for income tax and taxes on car
riagss, plate, etc. will be ready for payment
on July lst. RICHARD c. PARSONS,
june4.l54-d&W. Collector.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-04

A MUSICAL Treat IN PRosPEoF.-A con-
cert will soon be given in this city, in which
the principal artists will be sigs. Stefsni,
GsriboIdi, and AmOdiO, and Virginia Whit
ing LOrini. From such quartstte We may
expect g rare musical treat.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-04
MARlNE lNTELLIGEECE.
Port or CLEVELAND.

PORT or CLEVELAND.
EErEkED...--.------.JGne3 ;
Simr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit.
Prop nogA, y Watsrbury, Dunkirk-
Prop Comet, Metnore. Buffalo.
rop Oweg1. Sryant, sandusgy
Proc Equinox, Ularkson, Buffalo.
Sohr Union, Barrow BurUei, 23. 90 feet lumber.
schr Ida Bloom, Cook, Pt Huron, 81. 900 0et LAM
Der.
s,hr o Grant, Deota Hous shton. 4l9 tons ron ore
SehrJ Warner Gilmore, Marquette, 451 tons ir1
ore
sehr Darlington, Thompson, HOughtOn, 81 tors
iron ore.
schr Perel Pc tier, PIT Hope, l5O.OOl feet lumber,
s.. .O01 lath
scoW susie 8ock. FaTghsr Detroit, 80 go feet lum
Der, ~ 0 o lath, Is 600 shinsles
ScOW VIM B-rclay, Manuel, Pt Hursn
SoOW Hill Becker, RI Huron, II, eco lset lumber,
OLEAR ARED..,...............June
Stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay. Detroit
Prop Tioga, WeterburY, sanduEky.
Prop Comet, Wetmors, Green Bav
Prop q en-, DIiscoii, unkirk. 100 bbls hOur.
Prop EluiHoI. Clarkson, TOiefo
Prop 1ouuz America, Davis, On caFO.
SChr Miranda. Carlo (, saginaw.
Scnr r warner, silm IRE, Marquette.
5 hrs Ktmbali, JHdsou, MaIquetts, 50 tons coal
chr Petrol, Peltlsr ? dope.
Schr Bri ttauia, Baker Olarpville.
Schr W J-hnsOn, Tiier. Chicago 52l tens c1-sI
schr G q UoOPer, Hs Vey, Chicago, $50 fOus g..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-04

YESTERDAY an old lady by the name Of
Dahlsr, living on Lorraine street, fell down
stairs and broke both arms, and dislocated
the right shoulder. DR.. Wilson was called
and dressed her wounds. he reports her
likely to recover, although she is "a years of
age,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-04
BUFFALO nAKKET--Juno 3.

EIaur-In moderate lair demand.
WheaG-FiTm, and active Sales OF No ] NIL
Wankee sprinE at A. Amber icnigan 81, IS; red
winter el ~, Green Boy cub sl,47.
COrn-Firm and in sOOd inquiry. No ? to arrive,
delivered, 81 IS.
Oata-Active, and hrmer. Sales at s2a53c, clos.
ing firm At outside prices.
Other grains nominal.
Hhlaky-Duli and inactive
canal FreiEhts-Cio,e g a shade frmsr To New
Torh-l7Hc for wheat. i55<c tor corn, l0c for oats
Lake I'm mpOrts-2,5l5 bbls -four, l52, 54 bushels
wheat, II ,2tS bushels corn, q 6l5 bushels oats.
Canal hxpOrts-267 Dbls -four; lS3 81 bushels
wheat, A, $50 bus hes corn, 54 S99 bushels oats.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-04

OLD CoTroN AND LINEN FOR OUR WoUHD-
I'D MEN.-Dispatches from Tennessee call
urgently for congresses end drsssingO for the
wounded of Shsrmsn's army. Let every ono
who sees this notice sead to the Soldiers Aid
Society, rooms No. % Bank street, ClsVs-
land, all the old soft cotton and linen pieces
that can be gathered. Wash them clean
and iron smooth. Any size or shape will
answer. Country papers please copy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-04

FoR NEW Books, stop in at Bakers.
Haunted Pcarts (by author Of Lamplighter)
From Dawn to Daylight, by Mr.. Holmes.
Ike MarreIs New Work, and Stumbling
blocks BY Gail Hamilton. For Sale.
june4:I53
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-04

The regular monthly meeting Of St.
Georges Benevolent Society will be held at
the Sons of Temperance Hall, Hofmsn's
Block, opposite the Postofiee, on Friday,
June Sd, at half-psst seven O'Clock P. n.
SAMUEL HELSBY,
iuneI:153 Recording Secretary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-04


REAL Estate TRAHsTERs.-The follow.
ing transfers have been entered on the re-
cords of this county during the past week I;
Clark and Mstcalf to W. C. Sterling-5O
feet front on Huntington street by l5s feet
deep. Consideration, S.. 400
VIM. Hoyt to C, C. Brewer-3O feet front
on Clinton street by 1855 feet deep. cOnsid-
Grafton, 81, 800
J. NJ. wOOIssy to AIvis Alten-S6 feet
front on Muirson street by I31 feet deep on
Chestnut street. Consideration, 1000.
S. N. Locke to Luce and cOmptOn-SO feet
front on Seneca street, north Of Lake street,
BY 40 feet deep. Consideration, $2,475.
II. A. Pierce to Quagle and Martin-sO
feet front on Detroit street, near Kentucky,
by 192 feet deep. Consideration, 81 600.
s. p & ]. s. BoWIes to a. B. Hurlbut-12
rods front on the south side of Euclid street,
east of Hudson, by lss feet, inches deep.
Consideration, $1,000.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-04
OsWEGO 1IARKET-Juno 3.
rEY -FEEaRsPB

RlO1F-Better.
Wheat-el,s0 for Western spring, VIII ch Is wanted
By miterS and CONTINUES sea ce
Corn Better Old yellow Illinois to arrive 81 80
Oafs-Firm. quiel aud adVanciL g. Sa es OF T,U00
bushels canadian EE 81 ,l5
Hreights-duu and unchanged. Flour l2alsc,
wheat aud pess l0c, aud oats &C 10 heW YO.k.
N receipts By Lake.
canal ExP srts-4 76s bbls -four, IS 400 bushels
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-04

A LOT or UNCLAIMED FRE1GHT, consisting
of Hard Ware, Groceries, Drugs, Cigars,
Grover 4 Bakers Sewing Machine, Carpets,
&c will be sold at the Auotien Room Of o.
Cutter, Jr., this day Saturday.. Sale to
commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. A rare chance
for bargains.
iunaA.I53
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-04

CHEAPER THAN CoTToH SHIRTISG.-The
Irish linens, selling at the closing out sale
of I. P. SherwOOd's, are much cheaper than
cotton goods. msJ23
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-04

FOUED.-A small package Of money in
this city, which the owner or the looser can
have by calling at C. & 7. Stock Yards
proving the Same and pay for this advertise
meut. june4:l53
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-04

The GBEAT REBELLION perform
ance Of this aliegory at Brainard's Hall, last
evening, drew a very full house. Tomorrow
afternoon is the Grand Gala Matinee, at half
past two o'clock, aud the last performances
in the evening. This exhibition smbodies 6
new idea, and seems to be very popular and
interesting.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-04

BAKER has received Harper's, LesIie's, and
Demorests Illustrated papers for this week
also the late Weslies.
iune4:IS3.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-04

At the Great Bankrupt sale, No. I08
Superior street, near Water street, Just re-
csived 40 cases of the finest assorted ladies'
and gents boots and shoes in the city. To
be retaiIed at half the regular price.
may3EI53
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-04

NcTIoE.-There will be no meeting to-
morrow at Spiritual Hall, 81 Superior St., as it
is closed for repairs. Notice for the next meet
ing will be given in the daily papers.
iune4 Ib3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-04

CAPTAINS PHILPoF AID HUrCHIEsoE.-
The fuaeral services of Captains PHILPOr
and HUTCHINSON will be held to to-morrOW,( Sab
bsth) at o'clock, A N, at the Euclid street.
Baptist Church. It is not expected that the
services will be attended by Military pro-
csssion, but sill soldiers and officers Of the
army, and discharged soldiers in the city,
are invited to be present. The Members Of
the Bar, are requested to attend as body.
There being no relatives of the deceased
Captains here, it is especially appropriate, as
they died for their country, that the citizens
should meet to honor their memory.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-An adjourned
sale, to commence on Monday, June 9th, at
10 o'clock, A N, at the shop of Jas. Proud
foot, on Kinsman street.
White Lead, Coloring Materials, Brushes,
Vsrnish, &c, will be sold. A good chance
for painters to buy. A credit Of six months
will be given on all sums over $40.
L. PREM NTIsS,
June4:l54. Administrator.
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CITY NEWS.

A Coon BArHE.-For an excellent bsthe,
you can find no better place than Fliednor's,
on Superior street. Try him.
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Sixth WARD ATTENTION. The citizens
of the Sixth Ward are requested to meet at
the wigwsm on Saturday, being June 4th, to
take measures to have the enrolment list Of
that ward corrected. and all names not liable
to draft, stricken of, in accordance with the
recommendation of General Brough. Every
man in tn ward liable to draft is interested
in this matter and should be present at the
meeting.
W. P. FoGG,
President, 9th Ward Association.
iune3:I53.
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FRED. KmBERLY will sell at Auction, on
Saturday, June 4th, at half past ten Az one
Horse, Harness and Express Wagon, No. rs
ChampIsin street.
june3:152.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
SUMMER FASHIONS.

Madame Demorest's Minor of Fashion, and
Madie's Gazette, both fortune, received at
Bakers, 259 Superior streset.
iune4 1853,
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LEsLIE's FAsHIoE Book for June, Apple
toms R R. Guide, Yankee Notions, for July,
Ledger, Clipper, &c, &c, at Hawks.
Juue4:-153.
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a fine Chickering Rosewood Piano will
be sold at the auction rOem, No. 134 Bauk
street this day Saturday at II O'Clock pre-
cisely. A rare chance to purchase an A No.
instrument. june4:153.
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SrARR's NEws-RooMs. - Starr's News
Depot, in tho old city Buildings, is one Ofths
best nthe city. The latest papers are al
ways to be found there
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xNEw YoRK PAPERs.-We are under OBJ
cations to Hawks for late papers from New
York. He always hss them on time.
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Hx. szOOA aaAEAss June 3.


stoaEa-Steady-
United Sta es oRe-year certificates 9816, Cumber-
land 81 =. Pacific NJ all 237S New York Central l3 =
Erie IllH, dudsOn I42. b aiding l5s, Harlem 2S5,
michigan SOuthe 95 Cleveland Hnd Pittsburgh
us6, CHICAGO ard R9cs isla1d ItH, Pittsb urgh, vt
Wayne and Chicago li5A,
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CHOICE oOlOrs in new ribbons opened
at Mrs. shaW's Rooms this mo rning.
June 1857.