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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-17

FORTY fresh cs ses just received at the
great Bankrupt sale of Boots and Shoes, 1Os
Superior street. The splendid assortment
now on hand at so per cent less than any
other house. Juno 1916.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-17

Do not buy boot or shoe in Cleveland
until you first examine tho large stock Of
SUTTLEs & Co.,
100, Superior street, IS per cent saved
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-17

CLEvELAHD AID TOLEDO RAILROAD
ANNUAL MEETING OF THH 6TooKHOLDERs.-
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Cleveland and Toledo railroad was held
on Wednesday, at the Offices Of the Company
in this city: This following gentlemen were
chosen directors of the Company.
D. N. BARNEY,
A. h. BARNEY, c..-
HENERY KEEP, Ne" A0'A my
E 7. II. GIBSON,
JOHN GARDNER, NorWaIk.
T.P. HANDY, Cleveland.
JAMES MASON, Cleveland.
SIN. YOUNG, Toledo.
T. d. H0AG, Toledo.
At meeting of the new Board last even
ing the general officers were re elected as
follows -
Presidsnt-John Gardiner.
Secretary & Treasursr-H. G. Luce.
superintsndent-L. D. Rucker.
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BUFFALO mARKRT--June Il

BUFFALO mARKRT--Juns I6.
iBT TsLEaEAFHl
Fiour-Firm, quiet and unchanged.
Wheat--a5o better, the demand chiefly confined
to spring. No 1 milwaukee aud chicago sBFing fl,57
here, t5al 65 10 ARRIVES No chicago spring o2a
g..
Corn-Firmsr, bit quiet. Sellers snd buyers are
apart
Jsafz-Hsld at SIC for Western, without bids.
Other gIsins nominal
%hfaEy-5slrs at 81 c0El 81.
P5rK-Held nt $3.50.
RrsiEhts-i anal Frslghts to New York: wheat
is5ze, corn I63zc, oats 1880.
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REVENUE STAMPS
FOB SALE AT TEs
lL-KVREAE sTOFF FIO-R
z. COWLFs, P. N.
CITY NEWS.

FArAL AooIDENT.-Ao by named James
Clark, whose home was in this city, was
killed on Wednesday afternoon, at the
Shakers Quarry, in East Cleveland, by the
falling of a largo mass of stone upon him.
PoEoPrIcoAoRAMA.-Th Polop-no We
won't hazard an attempt at writing the name
again-drew q large house at Brainard's
Hall last night. It is a most truthful and
graphic dslineatiOn of the events and incl
dents Of tho war. Go and see it.
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FIHAHeIsL And CON
FINANCIAL.
6oSEY uARKRF.
s.oBEIEG LEADER oFFloz. -.

Es0REIEG LEADER OFElOH.
TUESDAY EEuI9G, jane Is, isc4.j
GaaId-ThsTe is an uncommon quiet and stesdiness
oharscterizing he movements Of Geld Just now, the
cause for which We can md in nothing more prob
abe than the pending sgislaion for the punishment
Of that species Of speculation peculiar 70 gold and
stock galblIBg-the puTchsss and sale OF mill ons
Of dollars without the passage asngie dollar The
bill recently parsed by Congress designed to put an
end to this species Of swindIing, fixes the heavy rem
atty Of SI,CCO fine and rot less than three months
imprisonment upon any one convicted under IT, Ihs
bill awaits tina Signature Of tine President to become
8 law.
The oiesing rate to day was 9714. Deslers here
bought uniformly at IS and sold at 90 premium.
6ilVsr-Buying 10 per cent. below gold.
Msnsy-The Money market is working toward
increased sirnseaey under an active and ac,umulst
ing demand, and the Banks have been compelled TO
pay out as currency their five per cent. notes. All
strictly outside eOmers are refused accommodation
The rate is hrm at per cent ct the regular Banks
ExchanGs-1s easy and in very little demand
Banks sre only discounting FOR regular customers.
Rates are steady and firm at & of buYing and par
selling for currency.
GoVsrnmsnI bends Quiet and steady at the
Buying. Selling.
7-S5's' April and Octo5sr..... LUIS IIe
RVS, February and AuguEt...,..sltzx ITO
Tho opening Of bids to tho $3.50 OCO Loan was re-
sumsd to day, the result 0; which will be found ds-
taitd in our special Washington dispatches. The
greater portion bid so fs heard from is below Ie
psE cent premium.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-17

$500 TO LOAN AT SEVEN PR CEHr.-
Apply to L. PRENTISs.
junel4:156
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FIVE DAYS ONLY, COMMENCING TUES
DAY, JUNE I4th, 1854,
LAPP, STANLEY 8 co.'s MAMMOTH

DAY, JUNE I4th, 1854,
OLAPP, STANLEY 8 CO.'S MAMMOTH
POlOptlcOmOFamR OF the War,
Depicting every feature Of interest from the firing
the hrst sun st Sumter down TO the moro recent
events OF tho Var, interpreted with startling DO
RAhIJ EfEEOr5. with the most aston ishfuF fllu.
sons and Mechanical elects, On style OF strysu.
dOu5 grandeur never tefO attempted
The horrors Of the battle -hsid, fierce and deadly
are represented with llfe Ike gVidness The thun.
der OF the cannon aRc the din OF he battle field fan
upon the ear OF the sud nee The fre and smoke OF
the advancing hosts and their desperate chnrCpg are
seen and the fearful work carnage and death IA
presan ted with distuotnsss and vfVidua.g mocking
"a lffv nv ts sid of sTfans va e+,d i+t.at -. ss
chinery, mechanical appliances, chemical effects and
ingenious dioranlic 'ment5 before in
trOdnoed IN thia country the audience can almost
imagine themselves actual spectators OF tho subH
and stirring Genes represented. The surface Of eaoh
vou Is so HrtiaticallY arranged that the behnldsr
distinctly Traverse with The eye an entire bat
tie fold, or follow toe movs meuts of the Grand
Army from She outbreak OF the rebellion to the
The oAriy portions Of these grea. historic IIumi-
natod abieaux were panied IN London At cost Of
$500, from akefohfs taEen By Mr. Rudolph, artist
IOr the Illustrated London News, then trayeliUR On
tour Of Observation. The concluding scenes varo
sEetched By Governments emnloJees aud executed
by the mof eminent American artists, ucluoinF
such names a5 minard Lewis. Wm. Preston, Ptsracn
Brothers, J. Paul BaTnes and others.
The several scenes will be illustrated with FTaph-
ie accompanying lecture BY r. Grant BarnyTen,
thL talsn I'd olocuiOnst whose thrif fug 1OVsrs 81
description have elieited the highest sneomiums 81
In order 20 aioFd all an opportunity Of Witnessing
the Great Exhibition the following rates Of adms-
si9p have been hxedI
Tickats.--.-.....-.-. q eta
children uEdsr years Of ofase...............l5ets cts
Reserved seats % cen extra. Doors open st IL
@s.TGranc sstinee for Ladies sud Children on
Wslees9ay aho Saturday afternoon at ~ o'clock
inasies &C on application 70 the Mansssr-
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& 0M 81 .s aGAkEs
OAggshsrD HAaKgs-

hOaFigo hHA6aR nssIGs.
THUBs5Ly ETEsz72 June Il, i644s
Receipta-Tne following aro the r5cripts OF grain
By raii during the q hours ending - haipast one
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-17
SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF Cleveland.
Designated Depository and Fiscal
Agent Of the United States.
National 1910 Five Per Cent.
Loan.

BIZ instructions from the Secretary OF the Trees.
my tIatod March 26, a. this Bank viii receive sub
scflpticns for tho NATIONAL 1910 1--WE PER CENT.
LOAN, in coupon bonds registered UsTthoafes re-
deemed after ten and payable forty years from date
In COLE,
This loan bears GOLD INTEREST, payable sENI-ASEU-
ALLY on coupon and registered bonds OF sO0 and over
ard AHHUALET or bonds OF the denomination Of 80
and 100 dollars.
In subscribing parties may eithsT 10 psy the so:
crued interest from the rEt OF Harch TO the day OF
Hubscfirtion in Coin in Currency adding nifty per
osnt. premium or receive bonds bearing interest
rom day OF subscription. Also will allow to
BANKS, BANKERe AND BROKERS,
AND SUB AGENTS,
the uausI commission Of enc eighth Of one per eont
april2-l62.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-17

Piastsr-Iu fair demand at elO per ton for land,
1850 per barrel for "Dentist," and ss,25 psF Gar
rel for common calcinod.
Ale and PsrTer-steady at following quotations:
Prassnt Lss Xxx Ale 1890; Stock XXX sIoOO to tl2-
0e; Eennett sIS00; Pale Dream sn,OO; Porter ell.
nIalt-stssdy at 81 80 Vsr bushsl.
Hops-2@25o for Ohio; Z6sssc for New York
State.
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GUARDIANS SALE
VERasIN

~ JARDIANs SALE M pUPeTn
snee Of an order Of sha probota r,o,,-s =.
Cuyahoga County, ONO, sill sen to the hi 7sist
bidder, q the door 81 me Court House iE- tbe
c.ty 2, S1etelaao On ne 18th day OF June, 1854,
az ~ z o eloek ?. - Tde following described pzer-
lses, as N pro erty Of the minor heirs Of Peter
coeteI, oece.sed, to wit: Situate in the city of
SleVelano-, County Of Cuyahogs, OHIO, AMI is
oL parts Of ten acre lots Z, 8 and Q, made b..
Thomas Bolton. Said snb lot ia is situate On
the northerly side Of Orange street, and Is forty
feet front on sad street, and extends bsek be-
tween parallel lines and at right angles to said
street 1872 feet to an alley. Appraised at $780,
Terms cash on the day Of sals.
JAN ZOETFR,
Guardian Of the minor heirs OF Peter ZoeterS
deceased. iunsS.l55
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FRAVRLLER's RRGIsTER.

E5-Citizens wishing conveyance 20 either OF the
above Trains Boats, will bs called for By Coaches
OF Stevens Omnibus Line. by leaving their address
at tho Omnib1s Oos, IE supsricr-St., Esxt door 70
the Weddell HouBa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-17

Six Cartons, new ribbons, in choice
colcrs, opened this morning at Mrs. Shaw's
roomq. junel7:I57
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-17

@. A. READ q CO.,
BRnkerE, No. 95 Superior street,
are buying JULY, SEPTEMBER, AND
NOVEMBER
United States Interest Coupons
at the highest rates Of premium.
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NEW YORK MARKET--Juns I8.

LIne-Akron and osvoso water lime In sOOd
,nazf At - IN
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PTTFsBURGH OIL nIARKKF.

Especial to the Leaderl
PITTsBURGH, June Is.
Petr0Ieum--There is brisk inquiry for Crude,
and the ket Is firm at 40c $50, barrels returned
hehned in boz b2a63o iree 7lo. Arrived SO bbs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-17

CHICAEsl BIARKET--JUNE I6
lBT TELEGBAFH.I
Fiour-Activs and advanced &c.
HhenE-Ac-fve unsettled, exc tsd and advanced
ssiBe, sales az u ior No I, and 81 I43s=l "A
for Neg.
Corn-Unsettled. Sales at sl,IIxsl, ,l61f for 10 !,
and o., l0ai-l25f for No3
naTE-Q iiot At 7OaZIAc.
NHfskv-Firm a. al,s2aI,53.
ProvfsinnE-Fi m
EreighJs-lo higher Wheat to Buffalo l55 5<al6o.
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PRoagAuNE FoR TO-DAY.

The National Division continues its session
to-day, at the Hall of the Sons of Temper
apoe. In the evening another grand Tenn
perance meeting will be held at Cbapin's
Hall, at which it is expected that the Hon. s.
L. Tiiiy, of New Brunswick, Gen. s. F.
Carey, of Ohio, and Edward 8. CsrsWell, of
Canada West, will deliver speeches. Twill
doubtless be a very interesting occasion.
RESOLUTIONS on 1HF STATE OF TIE ooUETRT.
The Grand Division yesterday adopted the
following resolutionsI
Resolved, That we renew the offer Of our
fortunes and lives, whenever either may be.
deemed necessary, in support of the Govern
ment, either sgsinst rebellion In the Ssuth-
ern States, or its friends and allies in the
North.
Resolved, That We heartily commend all
efforts Of the Administration to exterminste
either open rsbslIion or its obvious and ae-
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AMgSEMEsT

A OADRMY OF MUsIOI .sTg
N BAEK-ST., EE1T 70 AEaIEB HoUsR. Haf
80
!gHN ELLSLER, ...,,,..-... Manager and ProDristoT
Ja9thS DIOhhOa--.. Stage maHsGer.
A3IGNAA
PzIdEs OF ADHIssIOE-BoT and Parluetts, 80 cts-l
Family Circle, 95 cts.; Gallery, 5 cts Single
Seats in Private Boxes, z5 cts. EEtire Box, e.
ca and IS. Seats secured during the day 81 ets
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D PRAIN RDIS HALL.

eB4g9 MaTIEEE Saturday a tsrnOOn, ar La
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FFeIshIs-Io hIBIl9t- v heht % bnfiio I5lfaI5o,
OSWRGO lIARKET--June I6.
IBT TELEsRAPH1
FlOur-In good demand and unohnnFsd No
spring g7.-5as,O0; winter red Wesie MSS
WhsR1-Western spring and red winter continue
seaTcs and firm at fdrther improvement 10 prices.
White Michigan slST
COrn-Duii. New Fo Indiana ai 4s
ErelEht1-Steady. Flo oir 47c. Wheatand peas lie
TO New York.
Ssse q Prsatiss' Provision Market Re-
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N kBVEgTlsEasEHTs.

no BABBERs. .HAIBDBESSER
&c A good workman wanted at No 80 Pubiic
Square. WM, DAY.
funeiT-i55
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Let II men OF all parties attend
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-01

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A single Bottle VIII last q nonth--to
be used ths &c tines n Day.
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sE- Col. II. ID. WAsEBuRS. ehion cano-
date foI Congress in the 7th District. will
address the people as follows
LOckport. vigo county. Saturday Ocso-
Der
Greene sst!e. patsam county Mouda, oc-
toberz.
Clov.,iAnd. Putnam county. Tuesday. Oc-
tober
Baiu-bfidge. Potnam oouas,. Wed0e-day.
October 3
Pot,Ia,d Mills. Parks county. Thursday.
Octobel 3.
Ths -oeAkisg viii commence the above
places .t ihe hour OF one O'Clock D. IN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-01
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
NEW YORK
Dry Goods!
Store
80, Wabash ST.. Turs Hasas, In6
/. .. FISHER
Ha "a, arrived ron N.wr~s ov siA an en-.
TIRE ns~ stsck of
Fall d Winter Dry Goods
cOns!s,lns q iasgs assortment q
CoBoURGs.
PAROMETTOS,
ALAPACAs.
SAXONIA,
PLAIDS,
MOHAIR,
LUSlTRE,
IRISH,
POPLINS,
MUSLIN,
DE LANES,
BALMORALs,
Cloaks 81 Shawis.
Large vSris'y . German sss snsn.s
CLOTH. cASSINEREs.
CAeHNBRErs. sArINEIs.
FAkMERs' SATIN. LADIES CLOTH,
Black Silks, at all PrIoes
WHITE snd CoLoRtD FLANRLs.
FANCY WOODEN HOODS,
NUbIAS, ScAsFc. krC.
6raai Rsrsslns -
Hosiery, FANCY GOODS, RIBBONS,
BELTlNGs ard TRIMMINGS.