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LATER FROM EUROPE.
"CTY OF BALTIMORE At NEW YORK


New YoRK, September 27.-The steamer city
of Baltimore has arrived, with Liverpool advices
of the l4th, via Queenstown, on the 10Th of Sep
tember.
The steamer RCadr arrived out on the 18Th.
The Dano- German armistice was to be pro
longed.
The Spanish Ministry have resigned.
The Times argues that the Chicago Convention
will lead TO peace.
1t is stated that Denmark, encouraged by the
Western Powers, refuses the cessOn of North
SChleswig, unless sanctioned by the votes Of the
people.
The resignation of the Spanish Ministry has
been accepted.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, September -Cottou-Sales of
three days, l2000ibales, including 5000 TO spocu-
but closed Hat and irregular, with a slight
decline.
The Manchester markets. heavy and declining.
BTeadstufIs very dull and easier.
Provisions dull. Lerd firm.
LONDON, September lI-COnsOls closed at SO /
for money. Elie railroad l3; Illinois Central
shares 43@42S per cent discount.
LIVERPOOL September 10 COtton--Sales to-
dav of 1000 bales. including 1000 to Spectators
and exporters. The market is irregular and
unchanged.
BreadstuGs quiet and steady. Provisions dali.
Bacon firm.
LONDON, SEPTEMBER l7.--Consols closed at
S74dS8 for money.
Illinois Central shares, 1902 por cent dis
count. Tie rate of discount aJ the Bank of Eng-
land is unchanged.
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RAILROAD LINES,

NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
~ fOR BETHLEHEM, boy LESTOWN EAS ron,
hAUCll CHUNK, HAZLEroN, wILKEsBARRE, Will
LlAMSPCRT
FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
On ana amer MONDAY, september 49, 1854 Passenger
Trains Will leave the NEW DE'Or THIRD Street. above
Thompson, Philadelphia, daily (SunGays eNceped), as
follows
Al 1850 A NJ. HNPress) for Bethlehem Allentown,
MauCh Chunk, wNkcsbarrc, WiliianspOrt.
AtS35 A. NJ, Accommodation Tor Duyestown.
At 10 Is A. NJ. tAcCummOda lou) for Fort Washington
At2 ~ r. Nj. (AccommOdGtiOn) for DOy ylestown.
At3l5P.M (ENpreBs) for Bethlehem, Eason, sc.
This train reaches Etson atb 10 ?. NJ and makes close
connection with the New Jersey Central T. New York.
At4lb r NJ. tMGD for DoSestown
At5 10 z. VI (ACcOmmOdatiUn) for Bethlehem, Allen
town, and Mauch Chunk
Gl5P NJ. accommodate y for Lans iale.
II 4. NJ, tAccommU dltion) Tor Fort Washington.
Through Iickets mbst be procured at the Ticket Once
THIRD Bueet, BERhS Street. In order 10 the
low est rates OF fare.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Bethlehem at ~ A. M y 10 uOon and 5i5 p NJ
Duylestown at 90 A. NJ, > 4. M, and 8 81 +. M.
Lansdale al G'lO A. NJ
Fort Washington at 1850 A. VI. and PM
ON SUNDAYS
Philadelphia lOr Bethlehem at . A. NJ.
philadcBtia for DOYestown atSP. NJ,
DollestOwn t,r Fhila ephia at 7'2O A. NJ.
Betlehcm for Philadelphia a. m.
Hillmans Baggage Express VIII call fr aud deliver
baggage at the depot orders may be lef. No. 10
5. 1nllD Street. -
G.l9 ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
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THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY.
REBELS DEMoRALIZED.
ecIaI 10 The Evening TeIegr aph.

Special 10 The Evening TeIegr aph.
WAsHNGToS, September Dispatches from
the Luray Valley state that the enemy is demo-
rallied, and that the inhabitants, having been ex.
tremely confident that Fishers Hill could not be
taken, since that event despair Of recovering the
valley.
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HELMBoLD's REMEDIES.
.ELBIBOLD'B
FLUID EXTRACT BUOHU

Tor Non Retention Iuoondnencs Of Urine, Irritation,
Inflammation or liberation Of tho bladder kidneys,
cacuhr Grar. or Hri-. -dri Dspo,R and all Diseases
orue Bladder Kidneys. and Dror'Ieh svoiungs.
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New YORK. September 27.-Stocks are better
to-day. Chicago and Rock Island 05R Cumberland pre-
iefred 80. II inOls Central, llSA Michigan southern
lga, Ncw YoIk Central iI5i, Readng lis /; Hudson
Mygr ll3j5 Canton Co.. -; Missouri IS, 62i erie, q
Gold, lG4; one Year Certificates, l0i Ten FOrtes, 96
Five twenty Coupons, So; C0Npon g. 1861; Regis
tered, 1864
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Important Order from Gcne-aI UutIer.
The following order has been authorized by
oENERAL 0NDEn. N0. b.

lho following order has been authorized by
General Butler
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 81.
HEADQUARTKRs DIsrRICr or EAsrEnS VfR-
GINIA, NORFOLK, Virginia, September p, lS6i.-
In pursuance Of order from headquarters depart
ment, all persons within the dit trict Of Eastern
Virginia over sixteen years OF age who have not
taken the oath Of allegiance will be sent outside
Of the lines.
This orderw will be carried into effect on and
afor October Is, 1864.
Colonel IL. T. Sanders, 10Th Wisconsin Voluu-
teers, Provost Marshal, will make immediate
arrangements 20 administer the tn and will
afford every facility for this purpose
Colonel Sanders is charged with the execution
Of this order
BY order Of Brig. Gen. GHO. +. SHRPLEY.
WICKHAM HOFFMAN, Assistant Adiutant.Ge Gen
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Two thousand dollars reward is offered for
the murderer Of the droyer Thomson, at Albany,
last week. The city oilers $500 aud the droyers
Oaer $500.
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WEALTH, HEALTH, AND
ElfSe..essS BEAUTY.
Tito gain admiring o5esi
lftO cause iuYiduus sialsf
lf 90 be q blooming flower,
Fading, dying IN an hour-ELh-Lli
Ifto have hoft Of friends;
Iff1r vice 10 amends
lfWlth high-b0Tn blood 20 wedi
IFS marble stone when cgaI-WEALTHl
lftolyc threescOrc and ten,
wishing a G aa long again;
AZ 20 live hie of peace;
II 20 die and 20 70 grtafs-HEALITl
Ifyou wish a life Of Tlessurc5i
If1Ou value this worlds treasurer
10 every clmiut you would seat
Take my advice, and wish az three,
Then, having Health, Wealth, and Beauty,
HOu'l be prepared for even duty.
Bya carafri ps-usal of Dr. WILLIAM NOUHG's Now
Book, TIE MARRIAGE GUIDE, which should be resd
b every one Sold By H10EGcerl EeLeraily and az tie
Doctors ofice DO. 80 SPRUCE STREET. price Zj
cClts guJa
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HELMBOLD'
FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU,

In affections peculiar to FEHALEs" s unequaed by an
other PREPARATION in Chorosis or Retention Irresn-
aritiss Psnfuness Suppression Of Customary Evac-
uationsi liberated or schirIous State OF the Uterus
LouohOrrh0R, and all complaints Incident to the sex,
whether arising nom habits OF dissipation, imprudoncies
or in the decline or change ofhe,
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PHYSICIANS, Please NOTICE.
WE MAKE no SECRET OF INGREDIENTS,
HELMBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU
Is composed OF BacEr Ca5s5s and Jyu2s Berries, Sc
lscicd with great and prepared in vacuo by II. T.
HELMBOLD, Druggist and Chemist Of sixteen years cs-
percnos in the city of Philadelphia, and now prescribed
BY tie most eminent OF the faculty, and have boen adj
mued to use in tbs United States Army and also in
very general use I'm state Hospitals and public Sanitary
Institutions throughout the land Prico 81 per bottle,
six for s5. Delivered to any address accompanied by
plCit directions. Direct letters to
EELbiBOID'S Drug aud Chemical Warehouse,
No. 5OI Broadway, Now York,
orHELABOLDs Medical DCpo.,
10. IOI S, Tenth street, Philadelphia.
Beware Of courtorfeHs. Ask for HELMBoLDs, and
take no other.
Physician in attendance rom clock NJ. to sP A.
Sold BY Druggists everywhere. 9li-tuths-sn
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HELM BOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

constitution once affected with Organfe Weakness requires
tho aid Of medicine to strengthen amt npigorafe eem
which mLMBoLDs EXTRACT BUoHU invariably
does II no treatment s submitted to, Consumption or
Insanity may ensue.
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1874 PHILADELPHIA AND IOHA

DIRECT NORTHERN RAILROAD
Il ROUTE!
EPHnAIEIrHA TO NCRrHE AsTEgN PENysyU-
NtNlA, CENTRAL AMI WESTERN NEW YORK.
BUtIAlO AND THE LAKES.
Ey HLlacelplia and Trenton Railroad, Eclyderr and
Delaware Raluud delaware, LacEawaula, and We. tern
Railroad, and Erie hGlW
Only TWO changes between PHILADELPHIA aud Buffalo
No changing iu thc night.
B7 MILES or BROAD GAUGEl
Magnificent Sleeping Cars uu the ni-ht end or the route
Coins Norh,-Lcaye Philadelphia 90 7I5 A. t.. from tnc
kenfiueton Depot OF the lhl' dGphg and Trenton Ila
roads Change at Manuuka Chunk 1 the Broad Gauge avs
OF le Delaware lackeWauuG ard Western Railroad, and
I52 M.
Going south.-TaLe Tie Erie Railway Express from
LuAt0 a. TO 70 r. Mf change at Great Bend the Della
ware, LhChuWuuua, and western Railroad, ana 81 luuukg
chunk 90 The kCNiotrp Delaware Railroad train which
goes uroulh 10 Philadelphia, arriving no @ 81 p. NJ.
latsyn1eIs going north Cius at Delaware station on
Lg Delaware, LackBWuuua and Western Railroad ut 1870
T. Al,' m have time lor supper 40 Grea Bend, where
ue Itst eh trge mauc GtGn r. N Those g0iut south
D axe ne first change % Great Bend. 90 I'D A. a., and
laNe time for breakfast before taking Delaware Lagl a.
Vienna and western Railroad tram dine ut Delaware a.
] In r.. NJ.
Through Tickets 10 ard from Hu1aIo DlukirE, Roche-
tf, Eluhra. Ithaca, Oswc-0, H'urlampuu, Great Bend
fghnlou, Nhhcsharre, Dc'awgre Water CAP Ac.
Iafe between lhIalDlIIiI and Buffalo, ell'
g2+Im WM Il. GArzMER, Agent,
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BUBLIC SALE OF WuARF.-
i OFFICE or ruE BoNHD ur WAHDrSs,
or THE Pour on PWLAUELriuAi

TiiL Pour Oh PHLAuELruAf
No. ll9 WALNUT Street, Sep ICmbCr2O, 1864. )
1.-THE Board NJ var lens OF The Port OF Phii dcphn, .
hereby give Office q A. under aud By authority OF an q
Of the Leg ronus VI, Hna entitled An act 20
1uhOIzt th, sale ofcoran estate n the city OF Phhi
dephia," approved Juy % 1884, and of Resolution ot
said Boa urdCns pursuant thereto passed on the
On day c September. a. ID. 1894, thew viii sell A. Pub c
sale tor cash TO The highest bidder, the iIrlH DAY
OF OCIOBEl 1874, az ~ oC',k noon, at tho Phllda-
pha ENchat in Zee simp free, clear and discharged
from an ~ every trust, and use, aud imitation
All tnni certain tract Ur piece Of ground descdbcd In the
decd Of Elizabeth Marshal 10 fle Master Assistant
Wardena " the Port OF Philadelphia twentieth
day ~ August A. d. 1906, and recorded MAY 81 S At
lrlatelphin, IN Deco Book J. G, No 80 page 7i6 fO-
lows yiz.;-situatc In the Township OF MoyHmeusing,
(nOw In the rst Ward Of the q OF rhtdc phil con-
anrg n breadth north and forty feet extend
Inc lenpth d pth east and west ON the road oaung
TO Gloucester Point into the river Delaware low water
marx
Bounded the by the river Delaware on the west
BY the SAID road leading 10 Gloucester Point north
by lrOund late beiongi the said T. b. abe IA
Marshall and on the south by ro md also now or late be-
lDngiug 10 the said EhZabCtb Mirshal; the southern
boundary being dstsnt eight hundred ioet hGreahOus
n M the north sro Of The vhar now or lac owned by the
said Elizabeth Marshall az Gloucestor toiut together,
also, with al the shts liberties. privileges, hcredita
eIts, and uppufCnauccs by SAID deed granted 90 the
said Master and Assistant Wardens, as will be made
known more tully on the day Of sale
Further luiOi nation OBJ aimed on application 30
CHARLES s. WAYNE,
20 tuhf6t Master warden Port uf Philadelphia.
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MEDICAL.

UI0INNIS
Seminal " cakness, Gonorrhda, GeeI &c.
Each box contains 20 Pills, and viii from two to
six days. Price 81
II Is also certain to restore tone and power those who
are debilated by any other cause, and wall
restore all 10 fun vigOr Of youth when the Ps used
without the injection. In these cases, Pill three times
a day.
h,,r all
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USE HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

In all Diseases Of the Urinary organs whether existing
"1iae'or "FemG'e," r. ON whaferer cause originating
and matter Of hoc long Standing. 1t is pleasant in
taste and otor. "Iuaediatc" IN action, and more
Strengthening than any the preparations Of Bark or Iron
toas, procure Me Remely at once!
The reader must be that however slight may be
the attack Of the above diseases certain to aoct hi
Boday Nearh, Hsn'o Povers Happiness, and his Pos-
tyfiy.
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THE WISr JERSEY EXPRESS COMPANY,
once No. WALNUT Street, viii call for and deliver
H1rgsgc and attend Go all the usual branches Of Express
business. special messenger aCcompa ani's each train.
GOu % '-'' s1Peflntendebnt.
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TS0a HILADRLPHIA SURGEONS
u, OGgJ BAEBAGE INSTITUTE, No - Sorih
ss=S NINTH Street Market Rupturet
radlcA Ily cured by B. { ENERBTr'S Premium Patent
Graduating Pressure Truss. superior Elastic Bats
Essuc Stockings supporter, Shoulder Braces, suspen-
Ladies attended 6y Mrs b G. EVERETT. uy25-ly
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certain cure for Oh forms ofNcncIoal Diseases Used
IN the European Hospitals aud the armies throughout
Europe and America,
Tins parauou has ne equal as an eradicator Of this
form disease and strengthens the constitution generally
IL viii cure an Sores, Spots, Iimples letters any
ewpuons no matter nom what cause or how long stand
ing.
prlc. 81 n.r LnLtIa.
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Adm RAILRO AID
GREAT TRUNK LINE
PROM PufLADEL HfA To TIE INTERIOR OF
PENRSNLYAN1A, TUE SCHUYLKILls, sUB-
gTEuANEA, CUMBERLAND, AND
WYOMING VALLEY,
NORTH, NORTHWEST. AND THE CANADAs.

PAssEFGER TRAINS

Leave me Crmpanys Depot, at THIRTEENTH an
tALLOWilILL Streets, Philadelphia, at tho folloW!u
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Passenger Depot m fhuu pnll has been changed from
EIghHonh eud Market streets. 90 ruIIiTI- FIRST ana
MARKET Sutets, Mclt Philadelphia. Merket Street
Passenger Railway Cars convey Passengers TO ana nom
lhe Depot.
Passengers so through without change ofcars.
JS4 HENRY WOOD, superintendent
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AZ 500 A. NJ, for Rpaung. loOuupn, Enhrata, Iitf
C7lumbiu. barn burg, PJ'tsVe. PuelrUye, TamAquf
hWhuJ, WIN ams pg,t MIRA koclettor, Naara FANS
hunHp. ANc.towr, vi kusbare PittstJn York, Carlst
'Iuuu,rs burr, UErurtUwu. Sc.
Dc ttaiu connects hEADI Ng with East Pcnnsylva
ma hHlrHad trans AUCntnwn. Sc. the Reading AM
Cuuuha hriroaI tor EplrNa. Litz and Columbia, anl
NntME Lebanon Vail yuan for arr .bufg, &c; At Pea
CLINTON with CltAwissA Railroad aims tJr wilkes iarrt
Mh.3msI,rt Locs Hayen, Emirs, Sc; at HARRIS
hNh'' win Noftheu Central" "tumnerland Valley,
ahl Ncnuh lki ana SusVuchaina" trains for Mort
oerAnd, William p,r oh. Char he-shurg, Pneyrove -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-25

TEE CoECERTs AT BbAIEABD's HALL 10
NIGHT AND To- MoRRow EvENINe.-The Con
certs to be given here by the Aaretzek
Troupe as above, promise to be Of the high
est and most delightful order of musical en-
tertainments-
Our Eastern exchanges, particularly from
Buffalo, are perfectly enthusiastic over their
sueoess. and the admiration and applause
they elicit. OF Miss Laura Harris, from the
Academy of Music, New York, the Buffalo
Post says:
"Every one present was charmed with
Miss Laura Harris. She carried all young,
and many old BufalOes by storm. We
do not wonder at her immense popularity in
Opera, if she csp be SO fsseinsting in Con-
sert."
The Buffalo Courier in speaking Of the
Concert there last Saturday evening, ranks
Mr.. Psase as among ths very first Of Ameri-
san Pianists.
The Express says of Mr.. Posss's perform
moe ;
"Ths flying fingers, guided by that poetic
Dereeption without which no musician can
ever attain real eminenoe, give to eacf
strain the soul of an intelligent and 81 mPa-
thetie sxpression. Mr.. Pease, BY study ana
lucsssant practice, has brought his rare pow
ara under full command, and is entitled TO
place in the foremost rank Of Pianists,
Herr MolIsnhauer, the great ViOlinoellist
and Sig. Lott, the hne Tenor, will add to
tae brilliancy Of the Concerts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-25

TIE ATLANTIC FOE JUEE.-The Atlantic
for June, just published, is an excellent
number. It opens with " Talk about
Guides" by Maria S. Cummings, author of
the ''Lamplightsr." Among the articles are
"Life on thessa Islands, Part IL" from the
pen, as we are told, of a cOIOred lady; " A
Fast Day at Foxdsn;" continuation Of Miss
Prsscott's story "The Rim;" review by
David G. Mitchell, of the recently published
Life of Irving; an account of the English
comedian, Robson, by Sals; "HOw to use a
Victory - another of the "HOuss and Home
Papers," by Harriet Beecher Stowe; &c The
Parallel Roads of Glen Roy" BY Prof. Louis
Agsssi1; and, "ssvsn Weeks in the Great
Yo Semitic" by Fitz-Hugh Ludlow The
poems Of the number are the Shakespeare
Hymn" by Oliver Wendell Holmes; " The
Nsva," by Bsyard Taylor; /" The Kalif Of
BaIdacca," !" by LOngfeIlsw; and |" Under the
Cliff" by Robert Browning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-25

The GREAT CoKBIEATIoE CIRCUS
Thayer Noyes, the prOprietors of the most
popular circus in the country, and the world
famous Van Amburgh, whose mensgerie is
the greatest and most celebrated ever col
leotsd, have united their forces for grand
campaign against the purses of the public.
They give US two days visit, commencing
to-day. They will open this afternoon at
two O'Clock, st ths circus-grOund on Erie
Street, and will give entertainments after
noon and evening to-day and tomorrow.
We sdvise all osrreadsrs to patrOnizo this, the
best circus and msnsgeris that ever visited
nIavaland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-25

A DARING LEAP RoR LlsERTT.-0n the
Columbus Express train, last Saturday,
we're several substitutes for drafted men,
who, having received their money, were be-
ing sent to Tod Barracks, Columbus, pre-
paratOry to being placed in service. When
between Iberia and Mt. GiIesd, going at the
most rapid express speed, which, at that
point, is decidedly lightning-like, one of the
substitutes crowded himself through the win
dow, and in that cramped position threw him
self from the train. The chances seemed a
thousand to one in favor Of his instant death.
Nevertheless when the train was stopped and
search v as made, nothing was found but the
marks he had made in falling, and the prints
of his footsteps. A farmer who was plough
log near by, had seen him running of and
gave chase to him. The guard disembarksd
from the ira n, and commenced a thorough
search for him, which will probably result in
his capture.
The fellows name vas Bruce Shelton. He
had been schoOl-teseher, and it is curious
to note that he appeared remarkably careful
and conscientious as to the disposition of his
bounty money, and the time Of his being
mustered in.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-25

MEETING or CoLoRED CTTIzEHs.-In view
of the fact hat one or two of the cOlored
citizens Of this city have been contemplating
uniting with the Cleveland Convention, a
nesting was held last night by the colOred
men of Cleveland to consider the matter. A.
MedIin was chosen President, and c. n.
Richardson, Secretary. The following resO-
lutiOns, reported by John Malvip and George
Vosburgh, were unanimously adopted:
CLEVELAND, May "a, 1854.
WHERKAs, The present crisis demands
unity Of action on the part Of the Union
loving people; and, whereas, there is Con
Tention to assemble in this city on the Slst
day of May, the tendency Of which, in our
opinions, wiz engendsr diseoFd rather than
Union therefore, 80 a4EJ
l. ResoIved, That it is insxpedient and inn
polite for the eolored people Of Cleveland
70 send a delegation to the said Convention.
2 Resolved. That we will support the Bal
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LRGAL INTELLIGKNCE.
oouRF oF cuNnoH PLEAa.

CIVIL BRAEoH.-In Court Room Number l,
a demurrer in the case of Wyman, ,Administra-
tor, vs.. the Forest City Bank, which was ar
gued to the court some days since Was over
ruled by Judge Bolton.
In Court Room Number the case of Nc
Clellan and Co. vs.. Moslier is still on trial be-
fore Judge Coiinberry.
CRIMINAL BRAEoH. divorce case Of
Harriet Bsrnum VS.. John P Barnum, peti-
tiOn for divorce and alimony, was on trial
before Judge FOOte yesterday, s. B. Prentiss
appearing for plaintiff and ]. NJ. Adams for
defendant. Tho ground assigned was ILL
treatment; The husband put in a crOsS-ps-
titiOn for divorce on ground of adultery.
Both petitions were dismissed by Judge
Foote.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-25

There was considerable improvement In receipts OF
wheat to-day, there being in addition to the above
$500 bushels received by Lake. The market, how
ever, eontinuss TO rule without demand especially
for round lots, snd prices are Irregular and unset
tied i've thou.and bushels red were offered today
on Change at 49, free on board but there were nc
takers our is enIy in moderate demand for the
local trace and closes rm upon the strength Of the
improved feeling East. Corn ruled quiet to-day, no
sales being reported and holders fell &c from yes'sr
days price. Other grains quiet and steady. High
wines less firm to-day, and very Irregular with
but little inquiry. Provisions iIm and in good
steady demand Butter and Eggs scarce And hrm
Sales and quotations to-day were As follows:
FIour-Very dull, but firm Double extra red,
good to choice, 81. .sOas7,75; DO white, is25Gs75.
WheaI-Irregular, ted and very quiet. Sales
on the river Of cars red on track at slra.
Corn Quiet and lower. Holders ashing sl,ZS on
track.
Oars-Quiet and steady at $50 on track and sOc
from store.
Rye-Dun at q, 40 from store.
BarIeY-Hsld at sI,2sels5 for good to prime
on track.
Pork-In moderate demand at s2s.OO for City
packed mess and sz7,OO for No. 2msss-
Lard-Firm but rather quiet at l4o ior city-ren-
dered in tierces sales 100 rs at the quotation
Smoked Meats Steady and In better demand
at the following quotations; canvassed hams lsc
sugar-cured do, uneanvasssd, lso clear bacon I5c
shoulders lSo dried beef l5o Sales OF so rs sugar
cured canvassed hams st so; loo hs shoulders lsc
| 800 ms eanyassed dried beef at l6o-
Mess Bsef-City- packed quiet at sl7,OO.
ButIer-Yery scarce and firm at 2Se2Oo for good to
prime W. b.
EGRs-scarce and selling at lso.
Ohssse-New in moderate demand at lOal24c,
| according to oualfty
4YtEhvinsu-Unsettled and nomInalIy lower
Sales Of Is bbs at q q 25 bbls at a. and 2s bbls at
u,25
| AIoohoI-steady. Held at S7,lsa2.S0 for ss per
cent. Neutral Proof Spirits 81 81.
Beans-In good demand At s3,5O for medium
white.
5eeds-Quiet at es,l2a3,25 for Timothy, and e7,7s
for Clover. Sales Of BuckWbeat at ai75.
/ 8alr-In fair demand and steady at e2,5 for inei
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-25

UNITED sTATEs cOURT.---The pleas of cOun-
sell in the case Of the United States vs. Rim
kenburger, Blanchst, Ross and Monst, for
conspiracy, occupied most of the day yester-
day. Bushnell White, Esq, argued the case
for the United States, and Msssrs. John Nc
Sweeney and S. E. Adams for the defense.
The case went to the jury at Eve o'clock, af-
ter an able charge by Judge swayne. The
jury were then dismissed until nine O'Clock
this morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-25
MORNING LEADER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, WAY y, 1st.

FEW ADVKKTIsEMEESs
q. A.. Rsad-U. 8. 1910 Bonds.
John nIsler-Acsdemy Of Music.
Athepeum Music Hall-A. Montpelier.
Alfred q. Pease-Ooncerts.
20. G. Bruce q PrestOn-Army and Navy Asen's'
A.&G. Bettberg-Fans.
Patrick Donneny-strsyed or Stolen.
Wanted-situatien.
Wsnted-situstion.
Tempersnoe Meeting-Local Notice.
Bankrupt sale-Local Notice.
T J Burris-Locai Notice.
pr .fe..sor All. HovHrd-Looal Notice.
g A. BsrIov-toe oeal Notice.