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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-14


FIRE ALARM sIGNALs-Chief Engineer
Hill made an elaborate report to the Coun-
ell on Tuesday night in reference to Fire
Alarm Signals. He recommended the
Providence system, which consists Of bat
terios at the extreme points of the city,
connected with wires running along the
house tops, forming continuous circuit,
and communicating with numbered alarm
boxes in the engine houses and street cor
ners. The boxes are of cast iron, and con-
tain knob, which, on being tapped with
the finger, signals the number of the dis.
trict, over the whole line, and thus annon-
ses the location ofthe fire.
The number of boxes in Providence is
twenty five. There is no main Office and
there are no operators needed. The box
o. are in charge of some responsible per-
son living close by. The plan has been
four years in use in Providence. The cost
for this city need not exceed $4,000, and
tho yearly expense would not be more
than $500.
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DIsABbKp.-The Detroit Tribune of Tues
day morning, says that the propeller Wins
low arrived on Wednesday evening in that
city, bound down. She has been disabled
by the breaking of some of her machinery'
and was towed into Detroit BY the tug Dis
patch. To- -a-7 v.s- I'd za.r il la
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IAJURK WANTED. = WASHING
w ana ironing aons " t1e dozen " Jay, also,
hO45e ~Issu4as, cooking, &C. 4 or palIou4ars IA
ours a. - alki--.- -st., Cl-vuiand. Jtiy S-iS5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-14

PAoNG MATuH.--A grand pacing match
for $500 side viii take place on the Trot-
ting Park of the County Fair Grounds on
the second Tuesday in August, between the
celebrated PAGER ''John C. Heenan'' and a
horse from Philadelphia.
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Tins Co1cHMAs or THR TIHEs.--Ths lee
turs Of William A, Jackson, the former
coachman of JEFF. Davis, on the eSigns of
the Times, was quite well attended last
night, and proved very interesting. Jack
son il. a man Of considerable force Of char
acter, and expressed himself in a shrewd
and interesting manner. s31o -5-. y
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.G C. & @, G. s. P, AND C. & NJ.
VI Railroad fractional Certincates Of Stock
wanted, and the highest price paid by
E... o.. =, A. READ 4 Co, Superior street
pE-C. P..k A, RailrOad stock fsr sale. ---
4 CTIVE AGENTS WANTED, TO
"A canvass each town aud county in Ohio for a
ncw book, Just published, called " Pen-Picurss Of
The Var or Lyrics, Incidents aud Sketches of the
sebeillon" IL is having a rapid sale. Agents viii
lowell 10 secure territory early. Enclose stamp
or Circular 90 b. s. GREEN,
eune20l50-daw
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IL c4l4 slrvgt Ivr Sale Livery farlvty Of run
49, ivNers, water anu asi IN Iart, syers tin ~
l.ilsag Is 5i-rzl-I4L rssabs- Aureas hOA Iis5
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MUsTE8sD OuT.-The veteran Eighth Ohio
Regiment was paid off and mustered out Of
the service yesterday. The gallant fellows
were yesterday afternoon departing in all
directions for their homes. 9ai q
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LHOR SALR.-One good Secondhand
Il fOf BUGGY. EnguIfs at I5I Rivbr street.
JuIyls-l1D -
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CAsUALr1Es IN THE 1O1sT onIo.AThe fol-
lowing is a list of casualties in the 1OIst
Ohio in the skirmish nt Neil Dow, Georgia,
July 4th;
Henry clayPer, B, thor9eE, @
Joseph Myers, I. s
Alfred MagiII, G, finger fractured.
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PERsoSAL.-A. NJ. Griswold, Esq,-the
well-known and witty "Gris," formerly of
the LEADBR,--was in town yesterday, and
stepped at the Angler. -..
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cHAztEE GLnoSERs MISsERELs.-Gard-
ners's Minstrels are, we are glad to see, an
nounced to appear at Brainard's Hall, on
Friday and Saturday evenings, July 18th
and 10th. Charlie Gardner is well and
widely known as one of the most excellent
Of minstrels, and his company is a splen-
did one. 1t includes, among its members,
Tim. Hayes, the celebrated clog dancers,
and many other well-known stars.
AccIDsSr.-DstectiVe N. Gallagher slip
ped and fell as he was stepping upon q
Kinsman street car, on Ontario street, yes-
terday afternoon, injuring himSelfieVerely.
He waG taken homo and properly cared for.
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NAr1oxAL CoxvExrIox oP TrN AND CoPrsR
suI4Hs.-This organization met in the Good
Templar's Hall yesterday morning at ten
O'clock, and continued its sessions during
t is day. 1t meets again at the same no 6
to-day. trsg-.9 -l q.
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A FuLL HoUsE.-That excellent and we'll
=ordered=holeI, the Angler, still retains its
We obscrveover one hundred
and twenty arrivals registered on its books
to-day.
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ITALIIS orEHI.-The Academy of Music
was filed last night by cultivated and
critical audience, to listen to the rendition,
~ Brisnolrs excellent company, Of Dsni-
zetti'I sprightly, amusing, and brilliant
opera, "Don Pssquale." All seemed de-
lighted, if enthusiastic plauditS and encores
can be regarded as an evidence of pleasure,
and certainly the merits of the singers of
the evening were amply sufficient to insure
marked and decided success. Brignoli
was in magnificent voice, and the sweet and
powerful melody which he was SO lavish Of
called forth enthusiastic demonstrations of
delight Miss Phillips, who made such a
favorable impression in her debut on Tues
day evening, renewed and heightened it by
the superb qualities Of her voice, and the
captivating archness Of her acting, as Nori-
na, last evening. Susini was perfectly at
home in the role Of the passionate, obstinate
old Don, and Maneusi, as Malatesta, anus
ed the audience as much with his acting as
he delighted them with his singing. Brig
noli's last appearance in Cleveland was also
his most successful one, and increases the
the silver-Voiced tenor.
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ALL DISEASES or TBE rYE AVN rAR
gppuiatmeats.

, A PPOINTME-TS FOR THE YEAR
"a OF Is64.-Dr- CLARK, of German Reformed
Botanical Physician and Surgeon, win consult pa
Ieats for all chronic diseases Of every character
FREE OF CHARGE, at the following times and places,
during the present year: ...
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-14

NoTICR.z SturtsvSnt & Son will give
away shaTings by the wagon load, for
one week, at the corner Of Seneca and
Michigan street. juiyT:15S.
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FzE SEVENTH, BoYs AT oBTRLiN.--We
learn from the LoFain County News that q
private, but very cordial and pleasant, re-
option to the returned members Of Com
pany c, Seventh Regiment, came off on
Saturday, last, in Oberlin, at the residence Of
Prof Peck. A supper was spread for the
fifteen heroes in the open air, and taste
fully decorated monument, to the memory
of the thirty-tgo nsmbers Of the company
who are dead stood near.io APPrOpriate
speeches by ProfaPeck and members OfthO
regiment concluded the entertainment.
See advertisement on First Page for sto-
len Horse aad Buggy. r ~
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WOOL SACKS.
at l.-
ALcoTT AND HORIZONS

SToLEN.-0n the evening of the 4th
inst, pair of Gray Mares, about seven
years old, Is hands high, ones little small
er than the other, and spotted, with black
feet; both have switch tails, and are good
travellers. Also Square Box Buggy, old,
and painted black new Harness, silver
plated, round rugs, and yellow lines. A
liberal reward viii be paid for the recovery
of horses and thief. GRoRoH SIXTH.
Address NJ. GALLAGHHE, Sheriff. Police.
Cleveland, July 5th, 1864. s-
iulY6:l5S. HH- $685.. .s r-- ...-
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TIE Regular Monthly Meeting of the
Soldiers Aid Society will be held at the Of
ice of the Society 95 Bank st., on Tuesday,
July 18th, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
iulyI2-l5Q
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e THEi sAEPUsKY REGISTER FoH sILE,-The
propTie6Orsof the sandusky Register an
16mlel lhat that papers IS for sale, together
with the printing materials connected With
it. It is Que of the ablest, most successful
and sprightly paper in Northern Ohio and
we hope thstait may fall iRtO good hands.
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rFTRE EtIF0.zz- The alarm offire last night
at eleven o'clock came from the No. 10 En-
gine House, West Side. The engines on
this side turned cut, but seeing no fire,
they returned. .a
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PITTSBURGH OH, 1T4RKRT.

Special to the Cleveland LEADER1
PITrsBURGH, July a..
Crude sold freely to-day at 45o for hons con-
IumPtioR-no eastern buyers in the market Be-
hnsds5o for free up-river oil, and 90 for city bond
No arrivals
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
- sEr 5.g OF CLEVELAND,
Designated Depository and Fiscal
Agent Of the United States.

NATIONAL lO-4O FIVE PER CENT. LOAN.
By instructions from tn7 secretary Of the Treas
ury, dated March 26 "a, this Bank viii receive sub
scriptiOns for the NATIONAL 10-40 FIVE PER CENT.
LOAN, In coupon bonds registered certificates re-
i'u"d after ten and payable forty years from date
in COIN.
Tins loan bears GOLD INTEREST payable sRNI-AS-
SUALLY on coupon and registered bonds Of $500 and
over, and ANNUALLY on bonds Of the denomination
Of 90 and 100 dollars
In subscribing parties may either pay the accrued
interest from the first OF March to the day Of sub
seriptiOu in Coin OF in Currency, sdding fifty per
cent. premium, or receive bonds bearing interest
from day Of subscription. Also Will allow TO
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS,
si- -- ci AND sUB-AGEETs,
the usual commission Of one-eighth Of per cent
aprll2-l62 .-. ---.....- 1n-
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TAX Books WILL CLOSE SATURDAY,
July 23d, 1854. |
r II. S. WHITTLESEY,
iulyI2-160 County Treasurer.
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; CITY NEWS.
Printers wanted.

A number of Printers can ind perma-
nent employment in the Leader News
Room at 40 cents per
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A splendid custom made Ahs French
calf boot, for $3.50, at the Great Bankrupt
Sale, lOs Superior street, near Water, the
cheapest store in the city. to buy bOOtI and
shoes. ..r#
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See advertisement on First Page for sto-
len Horse and Buggy. --e E
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-14

The BOARD OF ESRoLNKST.-The Board OF
Enrolment contemplate visiting the various
parts of the Eighteenth District, this week,
for the purpose of correcting the enrol
ment. During their absence the work OF
examining eonscripts viii be suspended.
They win be in Hudson on Wednesday
next, in Akron on the Thursday and Fri
day, and in Painesville on the Monday and
Tuesday, following. Let the people turn
out and lend their full aid to the work of
preparing complete and perfect enroll
ment. .
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See advertisement on First Page of stO-
len Horse and Buggy. .sa-,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-14

EFoR SALE.-lQ4 ACRES OF LAND
Il on u. Oiair Road, thfse from tie OOnrt-
GJase. Las sVvd house l.. AlsVY Iins tot Of
"a L. 80 4 PpENIIsS O.
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OSI-oOMb DA1 IHlS NEEh4 a
IL E0cKoJ D.alry OF l5Y5, containing papers Naiu-
aS.. " Dut the Owner. II tiie nneer will
lsays saId bOVk a. lne Clgygiaud Paper Company >
" irvAooso, 40. ~ superior street, viii - hD-
er,.lIy r,,,..r,ied. JuIyy-AJ5
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iAJ AJANTED-AN ALLEN SUBSrI-
w t,s,y-snv nUt liAUlo ~ dTslt. fOr suei AL
Osls n iiSstAi DoanIy WILL Dv pad. Apply 81 tue
ElaaO lsooIus OF sANFUED - ~,
gulys-lSs 1G4 superiVr-sr., uP stsHs.l
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See advertisement on frs Page for stO
len Horse and Buggy. 4
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CHICAGO yTARKE-T..--Julv I.

CHICAGO MARK ET---JuIy 13.
Special to ths Cleveland Leader ail-
PIOur-Dull and Heavy Light sales Of spring
sssru At stIgTI 50. ..t q
WheHt-3s lever. Sales 10, 900 bush at 81 2I9
a for No. l. and 81 I6G2 ~ for No. 2. closing
At eutsida -. .-'.4
COrn-2e lower. Sales 15O, 600 bush al 81 34a
as for No. 2, asd 81 35al 81 for No. l. essiHg =,
inside. -i
Oats-s94o lower. saltsVoO9 bush at 7ss7s115,
closing dull. .-.
Rye-Sl 40.
whisIky-ouist. Sales COO bbIs at 81 65sI az
closing at outside. .--
Lnrd-ouiOt. Sales Of No. at ~.
FrefShts-Quiet at &c for wheat to Buffalo
The money market is assuming more quiet tons
fr'a the fact that most af our more respectable
bankers have rsPpdiatsd all associations with spec
ulatsrs.
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gIarid6ttaf.
GRAND .HcUBSl0a TO The NORTH SHORE or
LlJ LAKE SUPERIOR.
- TUE FAvORITE SIDE

ILLLNuIa, J0AS koBERTs0S, Master,
leaves Cleveland on Thursday, the l4tb inst At s
O'Clock P. NJ. :, and Detroit Friday Univ ism At
P. NJ, for the usual Lake Superior ports- return
ing By the North Shore and Isle Royaie giyipg pas
ssngers an opportunity 70 view the beautiful sesns
~ for which that portion Of the Lake is noted.
Fare for the round trip, including meals and
state-roOms, about ~ cents per mile.
Rooms secured and other in formation obtainsd BY
application 70 ,GARRETSON, HOWE CO.,
julyg-l59 No. RiVer-st.
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MORNING. LEADER
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY I Is,

NEW ADVERTIsEMENTS.
Horse and Buggy stOlen-E. CoEles- .-'-
Gnrdner's Minstrels-Concerts
Hotel for Sale-J. D. Sheriff.
Five Dollars Reward-stray Cow.
wanted-Girl to work lsr
LabOrers Union-Locsl Notice.
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1 0Sr-A PLAIN GOLD L0CKET
IL oivge, sls,,e ie.ii, 4th luI.iialafe q
hs.4e an 4us45e. iOst sssef1ay l0rB0VIs
suYsfior-st- LBs hiId-r WA ue li0silIy rs . al4sa
by returning % Ine flaIndeisr UIlus- JuIy o-lSe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-14

E-s@o3tyfO ~
State OF Ohio, On this 4th day Of Ju-
County Of Cuyahoga, S. (ly, 1854, personally came
before the unders ued, Notary Public Of said coun-
~, Joseph Perkins, President, and Ii. B. Hulburt,
Cashier sf the Second National Bank Of Cleveland,
who being duly sworn, upon their Oaths say that
the foregoing IS a true and accurate statement Of
the Affairs and condition Of said Bank, on the NOR
ming Of the 4th day Of July, ls54
JOSEPH PERKINS, President
LIB. HURLBUr, Cashier.
Subscribed and aWorn TO th- day and year above
written JNO. q. JENNINGS,
fully II Notary Public.
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GREAT BROAD GAUGE ROUTE.
Atlantic and Great Western Railway.

Passengers going Eastward viii remember that
this is the only route running trains that leave
Cleveland on Sunday. Night Express leaves daily,
Saturdays excepted, at 9iO p M, arriving at Sal
Ananca at 444 A. NJ, and New York at s:2s P. NJ.
sleeping Coaches attached.
Ba- No Change OF Cars.
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HlOLET-A LARGE HAIL IN THE

Il Attn aJeI BundInSi suPcriDr-st. i.1r o..
. UUUU sIv1sE % insysrd-st., with. rooms
Suitable iJr dwelling apUTe-
1eO S1UlsGr.s brfck building, about ~ By
40 leet VA Supsri0r-st. and Z. 1talrOad. . 3
J. q. JIiNhINGS, II tl
funsl3.I59 AtWater Buuding.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW YoRE, July 13.
COttOn-seareely so frm-I 60 for Middling
UplRnds.
ElOur-state and Western heavy; 259bOe low
sr; $ll 25 for Extra State sl2 25@lI 50 for sx-
ira round hoop. -.
whisky Heavy and lower at 81 60@1 II
for state snd 7OqI II for Western.
Wheat Dull and lower 81 5092 55' for No.
spring. .... -
COrn-Dull, heavy and lower 60 for new
ai1Sd Western; 81 "a foI new Southern yellow.
O8ts-Dull and lower at 99c for Wssssrn.
COnee-Irrsgular and unsettled. --. --.
BuGar-Eirm at l5e for Porto Rico 2l422 for
Cuba .H.a. lt. ....-.'-i" t@-.r..r...
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STRSRED OR sToLEN-FRoAI. THE
~ ,alssyaOJr triday, July LIST, kED CUM,
ay9at q yeals V4d, marked " tHo lett morn being
shorter tbs right, aud crooked Al tus point.
Aug sersou gIylns tIzOrnIatlOii snail De uDaraIIy
renaF4sa. EMANUEL h lie,
4yiL-LJ3 ~ Blair-st.
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-TlOTEL FOR RENTATHE lUN

Ii OTEL FOR RENT-THE I'm
IL deIsi gns5 wishing IRON business, Of
1sis saIe the go0d wal, ulrniturss a., VI the
Forrest CiIy HUuse, cleveland. Lhs House Is lOcap0d
on Tue CORNER o. SuPeTlorst ana the furilc oqasTeI
in tue most dsairabls UCaIy HOtsi al tho cit
b IN excellent repair, anu has s0Vd class Of pa
frVIis. 10 Any one dezlrug ~ engage IL the busl-
Dsssa El0re liNoEtbe opportunity cDutd NOT be had.
FOR further psru culars, INQUIRE Of -eIt '-1
aaia rsg a1ll r. -ar r... y. isUSSELI, rf7
frneI IV.15g .. F8rsst CITY AusJss s.yeiand
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See advertisement on First Page of sto-
len Horse and Buggy.
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HARPER FOR AUGUsr.-Harper' Magazine
fer August is on hand with its usual SPLEEN
did variety of reading matter. The lead
ing illustrated article is o condensation
of winwood Reade'a "savage Africa" Il
Illustrated articles on "Theodosia Burr" and
'The Hospitals at Fortress Monroe, follow
Thackeray's ''Denis Duval" and Miss Mu-
loch's "Unkind Word, " are concluded, and
Dickens "Mutual Friend continued
There is also the usual amount of news,
poetry. fiction and miscellany. l.
ARErvAt OF CoIoRsD TRooPs.- Company F
Of the 20th Regiment United States COlored
Troops, arrived on the afternoon Toledo
train yesterday, en- route for Washington
The Regiment was recruited in the vicin-
lty of Quincy, Illinois, and, with the ex-
csption of Company F, has been in the ser
vieo since the 10th of April last. This
company, ninety six strong, left Quincy on
Monday, arriving in Toledo on Tuesday.
They are stalwart and harty looking set of
men and will make excellent soldiers. Their
Sficers are: W. E. Daggett, Captain; B, F.
Mccormick, Ist Lieut.; NJ J. Hassler, End
Lieut.. Major T. j. Brown also aecOmpan-
les the detachment. They left last night
for Washington, via Pittsburgh. a
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GR1 LOST-CONSISTING OF a
9COO GoyerHnivnt BOND, ~. Ili4, seSOnd
l4-sy a sJulo UlLls. ~ was aDsIraG- ~ nom
an oH,e,Ope NY pocket. WILL pay 90 a.
warI tas nudsr wIlO viii return 10 the AInsfl-
oau J. 1JALEI.
lu4yJ-A5J
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CONN ERcIAL.
rLEHEEAND MARKET
MORNING LEADER oFFICI


Ths receipts Of Wheat by rail this morning arc
quito fair. The following arc thu receipts of all
kinds Of Grain:
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.aaleT Aarsrtistmtats.

BE- "FoR SALE" "TO RENT, - .sLOsT, -s
~ ANS, A" FOUND, BOABulNG,T - "QUEk-
lEsi and other short notices, not exceeding FUUl
LiNEs inserted ~ ace IA thiscUlaln Tor 20 cents
three EIEn . IS eenEs.f5iiF t1iil - So cents.
lOi ali over FOUA LINES and not exceeding Eight
LISEs d0Gble above rates.
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All the best brands FLOUR, viz: City NillS, sups-
rior MulB, Willow Bank, STARK CITY, sAndyVills
Mills. Akron Flour always On hAGd - lowest eAsh
prices Aprla
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LMPLOYMENT.zS75 a AUAIh.-
IL A.gugs pilHIvu " ssil sewing AaeIlnes. VIZ
wv, a cuLI.u.ssIOa " Al uiieliusS suIu, en-
pios saeuls vuO VIII WORK lor Inc aDVys wGges an4
Al - ,5uusss pad. AuJrssa u. B. hElihISGIUN
a ~. s5stroll, laich. JuIyJ-IUO
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LNOUND-JUNE 27TH, On SUPE-
u l., . suiali amount money, winch the
SGn Bs,s ~ pEVSIns property. Cal u No
Las4 Az LaHs. JuIys-I0s
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DH0ToGRAPH CARDS FOR GEN
s-TEzhiBN.--oaiDplrs and Catalogues sent
Ior 25 cental Enclose engel0pe Win your own
nsms and address. D.-hEAtAiELIE,
Juhvs5-lJ5 6c52 Liosrty-st-, new York.
OsHE SPLENDID STEEL EN- NGRAV-
4 lns. ~O444S4sI Bnss5othO LlTtLE Oti4LI-
let, IS Just published Uiorgyineui Ll,aiies
Isaci cHu ana 5ieassnJ alIJ itJtaoie uipivg
Enout ..sins 80 tlls Bosuliiu. pIcturu ~
spsciasd EeJria0ry. fOr psruculars, address
BILL, :
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~ c. READ & Co, BANKERs, 95
~, Superior street, pay the highest premium for
GOid, silver and Canada Money and take unQerrsHt
money at lowest rates OF discount,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25
The oAthOlle Pros. apa slavs -.

5 Attic outbreak of the Rebellion. Brown.
SONS Quarterly ReeietO.was almost the only
adTocHIe OF an Alti.Slaysry policy amon9
all the Catholic journals. The great ma.
loflty' OF them=Were violently OPPOSING
every Anti Slavery measure of the Goyerpe
menss and acll6 10 soncst nj Id, he ultra
peace faction of.LhsaIorthe II emoOreev
BOT the progress of the war bdsawtod d (
S az thsp, ssYsEall enysrsiOps,, The
Cnntnnatt 11klsgraph ,. the aorea o .6f. ,yruh.i
bishop Purcellf 9was the frat 10 Fe6nk sotysfi
e The Anti. Slavery. par n, and Is aildSiniI
aqdAYena to urge the Necessity oftaboIfs liII
ing slavery throughott the sUhite ID Std Fes &
lts exdmpfe has Fe6e9tl zen foitSiRSssda. by5
the 0ntgRss,s thsi Catholic paper Of Phfla-
id9lphie, ~ thetlb i yi6i eht ID si0et attic and
a1u- Adtnihistt atiol. sbeet tn 3 late isss5s.
.s5ls paper admits ahot nj Speaee of The
republic demands the a6olition,of slaverv.t
that the national current in5 favor of AbSl'
lif9p grows steadily stronger and has be-
sSstd I /. L e sSs & Is Rs
the Irish Ds@oerats The sensible advice 10.
accept eheertully what they are unable to
egdO; sl44te 5hS soayefIieas q &
otl the times.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25
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