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NEW CARs.-Ths Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad Company have recently brought out
several as fine COashes and Baggage Cars as
any We have seen on Western Roads. The
coRches are considerably longer than any
heretofore in use-ccmfOrtabIy seating sew
enty- five persons. The seats are ctTersd
with Brussels, which renders them mu,h
cooler than cushions severed with velvet !;
little racks for the reception Of small parcels
have been substituted for the unsightly
frames which are generally filed by passeng-
srs with satchsls, umbrellas, hat boxes, etc:
-sfFOrding relief from the cumbersome
appearance of the interior of coaches. Each
Of these coaches will be lighted at night by
three lamps with largo reasotOrs suspended
from the ceiling, and at such distance
apart as to afford uniform light in every
part Of the cars. The facilities for ventilat-
ing these coaches srs as perfect as possible,
and the general finish is equal to that seen
in the cars Of any road in the West. By a
new arrangement of the trucks Of these
coaches, it is believed that much of the un-
pleasant jolting experienced while cars are
in motion, will be ObViated.
The Baggage Cars are also models in con-
ssructiOn and Gnish. They are abOnt one
foot wider than those now IL use on the
road, and, We should judge, ten to twelve
inches higher between dscks;" the inter-
rior arrangement is also better than that Of
tae baggage cars nov In use by this COmpa-
ny.
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AOtiaAsa-s-sss-- ou3B 9SuU alelU
The receipts by al continue good, but there is no
grain coming in by lake. The market 10 day opened
with rather better ceiling than prevailed at the
clOse last evening, but there was not great deal
done during the forenoon, parties waiting for the
teaor of things East Upon the msetlsg OF the Boad
OF Trade, which more than usually we'll attend
ed aud the reception OF tie New YORK report the
market assumso 9 rather active tone, az dispose
ton to operate pretty generally manifested the
shipping dem nd being GOOD, Red Wheat advanced
293c; Corn rulcd somewhat irregular, bot nomi-
nalIy unchanged, the buk Of sales being at yesier
daJ's figures Oats declined Ic. Floor continues
quiet, but dealers are asking an advance.
Provisions are very dull but the market is steady
and 1rm. Butter is in very little reqVsst, and the
market is dropping dealers quoting day ct 25@2fc
for choice Western Reserve. Eggs are not active
and the market is weak st quotations. Cheese is
firm. with good steady demand for prime.
HighWines continue dull INT steady, with sales Of
a few barrels only to rectihers.
Freighls-Firmer- The schr Ottawa was char
tered to day Tor wheat to Oyvego at lOc.
ElsHr-Market dull, but firmer. We hear of no
sales to-day.
Whsat-MoEs active and a@sc higher. Sales On
'Uhsl go of 25O bushels red free hoard at 81 "a
car Indiana white at 81 20. Before Change, 900
bushels red fee on board at sI,s5, aud red On
track at SIS.
O0rn-pecidedy more active, aad nominaIly uE-
charged. ssies 2,'Oo bushels red free OF board at
sI s. and IIOI bushels at sB2sH; cars shsIIed on
track at s,24 asd at 81 ,2S% car ear track at
sLls aud 2 cars at IL.
ORts-In moderate demand and Ic lower. Sales 3
cars on track at 79c. -.-
Buckwhear = Selling for seed at sl,7s p,r
bushsl. rF
Psrk-Dun bat hrm. No Oity.paoksd msss
5000; No at $500
Lard-Q .ist at I5o for oity-rsndsFed in tier
Smoked MeAts-Dull and unehanS- s,s.r-
curod hams I9c; clear bacon 15oi shs~ ,,,..
vAsssd dried beef lCe; unGanvAs', -, Az ,so
Mess Beef-euiet AZ 81, 90 for oity-paeksd.
BGtreT-TDgll aaa lOV or. Quoted weak at a5sasc
RsEs-sales 2, bbIs sat ,7o
CAeSss-Sts StsAdy, with good demand, at Isc fol
p'iS'' ll9l2o for ordinary. small lots selected te
..ie retail trade bring I4c.
AiShWin0s-Firm at 81 ,2s, with sales 10 small
way to rectihsrs
Ale0hol-steady at ss,'ssa,Ss or ss FER cent. Esu.
tral Proof Spirits sls5.
Beans-Quiet at s25O for mediu a white.
SAlz-Scaree and hrm, with a good demand. Al
ez,sO tor nnes e2s5 for COarr . and grOund solar.
Dried ABPles-SteadY ut IeKo.
Dried Peaohes-seErce and in coed demand a
Slo for peeled and 20c T II uupesIsd.
PotatOes-ln moderate demand and steady a
ShO0sl'lO Tor Peaetl blOws. according to quality.
PetroIeum-F inn at 7Oc for refined.
Fish-ln sOcfd demsnd and firm at the follow
ing quotations; Whitedsh. half bbls, $3.50; PICK
ere half barrels, $500 Trcus, half bai rssr s72s
Herring 1923 per half barrel
Mil Food-In good request end firm at szsJ0Js
So,Oo Oats and corn ground together s42Oaaa5 90 a
the Tails.
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NEW YORK nIAKKET-Jnns IO.

l.
FlOur-2tate and Western lOc better with A fair
1usin. So Sales at S5as 10 for extra State and ss
5oaS ~ Ior even TO grod shipping brands round
firm
WHISKY Qatet at 81 slAI, fer STATE and q s38
for Western
Wheat-Jc better. with fair export demand,
closing hO'Sever. with SCARCELY so much hrmness.-
Salea AZ si7lal,75 tor Chicago springs 81 i5al,18
i0r hlNauksA cInb; S9a, ,Sg for Wiatsr red West
erni = sal SO for amber Milwaukee; sl,91al,9l for
IN an Per MiehigaH; isrgs portion Of the sales Weie
Milwaukee club to arrfVoAL tl75al,h0.
t.orn-QuieE and steady. New mixed Western
Sissy.
OATS Dali and lower. SAIss at 92s93c for Western.
Fooi-Firm and advancing.
Professionalism. Crude 45c; refined in bond
65a668e ds o39e saes OF crude for July ct sc
Porlz-More Fcttve and higher. Gales s3l Goa
81 rs for mess $3.50 old do: a33 OOas5 for
do SIS 5Oa2650 for old and new pTime closing with
81 90 refused 93i 75e3g0e prime mess. Also 6OU
bDla new m, fer June, buyer option at 4s3 Co.
Beef-QuieJ ana trm at t9,'Oal3aO for country
3; s6,paToO Tor cCuntry prime sl6, Seals 50 for
EepAeked mess; %, 'fa2Z ~ for sItrSmssS-
Prime 7ess Beef-Quiet 1T s2s eOA39 90.
Beef HRms-Quiet and unchanged
Lard-Firmsr, with & moderate business DOING
4unaa. ~ nEaug
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A NARROW EsCAPE.--A party were out
last evening enjoying the healthy and de-
iightful exercise of horseback riding, when
the band'of one of the ladies' Naddies becam"
unlOosed, and t'ns saddle slipped around
thereby throV log the lady from the horse to
the grOuAs In falling, her dress caught IN
tes hor'' IS feet, which caused him to ial'
also, But, most fortunately, the lady was
but little injured. On being sxtrieatsd' she
pc, sisted in boing again re-mOunted' ana
SO having hsr ride out" evineing more
81 ,luck,s than is usual in the fair sex.
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ACADEMY OF Music The Academy Of
Music was well filled last evening with fne
and appreciative audience. The play first
produced was edith" - play dram
atizsd by Miss Heron herself, from the welt
known novel of " East Lynne" The piece
is full of deep pathos and emotion, and the
character of " Edith" and I" Wadaun Vans," "
was portrayed with enthusiastic succsss.-
The whole company did honor to their high
reputation. Tonight the same piece is re-
psatsd, with an afterpises entitled " Mr.. and
Mrs. White"
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HRBREw COEFIRMATH0E. - Those who
would spend an hour or two in Witnessing an
ancient Hebrew scene, tho ceremony of cOnfr-
nation, viz have the privilege by attend
ing the eAsgcises held in tho Eagle street
Synago que this morning, commencing at
9 O'clock. Tho Synagogue is beautifully
decorated 18th flags, notices, evergresns,
dOvers, &c. The exercises will be in English,
and free sei 4ts will be extended to both Jew
and Christie n.
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]. SrUEGIs, I Trustees
B P. BowsR, Sd Ward.

The Fifth Anniversary of the East
Cleveland and Eaolid Sabbath School
Union. will be held at the Congregational
Church CoIIamer, Sabbath afternoon. June
18th, at two O'Clock P. n. Friends Of the
cause are invited to be present.
junelI:I54
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GALLANrRY OF THE lO3 o. V. L-CAP-
TAIEs PnILPOr AND HUrCHIEsON.--ThscO cOrreE-
pon lent Of the Cincinnati Commercial with
the Iefs wing of Shermsns army, writes as
follows from near Dalton, Georgia, Of the
gallant action, near Resaca, Georgia, in
which the brave and Iamented Captains
PbiIpot and Hutchinson Lost their lives.
The 18th Indiana Battery and Battery D,
of the lst Ohio Light Artillery dismOunted
two rebel guns in work situated to the en-
emy's right and rear. They alsO set FIRE to
building containing ammunition, which was
bHrpsd, toward II o'clock. The idfsntry of
the division we're the only troops that charg-
cd and actually carried the eDemy's lines on
that day. This was accomplished between
II aud I, P NJ. They afterwards kept the
enemy from loading and firing their guns by
sharp Gre upon their canoniers. The lO3d
Ohio Volunteer Infantry carried the division
standard hundred yards to the rear of the
enemy's chief rife pits, where it was main
tanned until the regiment was relieved after
dark. This gallant actcost the regimenttwO
ranking Captains, who were suocessiVely in
command, the whole color guard and one
hundred men. The division held its position,
not retiring an inch, until relieved about
dark, and whom every round of ammunition
had been expended.
These statements know. from personal OBJ
servstion, and from information obtained
from the most credible sources, are entirely
true.
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WHIrE SULpHUR sPAIEGs.-To these who
are aeou, in tad with this delightful watering
place. il is needless to say anything in Its
praise. For all those who have visited IT.
agree n recommending itas most agreeable
and fs shiona.ble resort for a few weeks during
the ST INNER. This beautiful resort has lately
bscn thoroughly repaired and refurnishsd'
and will bs opened for reception OF guests on
the 20 tn inst. We have no doubt the fire.
quellters Of this placS will be pleased with
this intelligence, end sOOu be preparing to
take up their sbOds in this romantic ana re-
tired retreat. The location OF these springs
is ali Lewis Centre, DsIawarc Co., o. about
.vs- = nav IN JssHvss- = = s---- i---,-I-
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MEETING CT YoUEG LADIEs.-The young
ladies of the city, both single and married,
are invited to meet Informally, tb is after
noon at three o'clock, in the pariOr Of the
Stone Church, Ontario street, Wbesther fs-
vorsbIe 10 a Home League or otherwise, 10
freely discuss these subjects.
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SAD AOCIDEHr.--By some unknown
cause. 4 brakeman OF the c. and T. R. R. fell
on the track at Elmors on Wednesday ev-
ening, and the cars passed over him, man
Cling him in d horrible manner. We urder-
stand he lives in this city, but could not
learn his name
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BURIAI.-OOl. C. B. Gambes, Of the
55th Regiment 0. V. L, who vas killed Msy
25th, in the battle under General Sherman,
was. buried with Masonic honors in Bellevue,
on Tuesday last. The attendance was very
large and the ceremonies imposing Rev.
John Stafford, of the Congregational Church,
oficiated,
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CHICAGO BIAMKET--JUNE 10.

IspsoiAl to the Cleveland LEADHR.I
gIsur-5alOc higher. Sales Spring extras at 16 25a
10
VVheat-I5<a2<e higher. SAles Of $1,000 bushels
a. Sl 3Sai 35{ for No l Spring. and si,ilslt3 for
No 2 closing at 81, 81 for No and Isl for No 2
COFn-2a3c higher. sales OF l9O coo bushels ct o.,
81 IS and sl,li-
closing qnist At 1oHC
Hyo-3a5c higher. Sales No at 81 ,27al 90.
BRriey-Heglecte1.
W hIakY-Firmer. Sales 900 bbis at sl.2fal- 74k.
Mess PSrk-Eirmer. sales $50 bbls at $50 90
lard-54a5ro h CHER. 6AIss SO tierces stsAm-ren-
der. at i4c delivered At Peoria.
Freights-5teady. Wheat 4e and corn l3o to
Buffalo.
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CoNvALEsoRsT SoLDRas.-AbOut forty
cOnVaIsssent soldiers, frors the Hospital on
the Heights, were sent to Columbus yester-
day, on their return to their regiments in the
feId. They wore 10, king we'll.
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Provost Marshal General.

By the terms of the agreement between
the President and the Governors of the
States, relative to the calling out Of the
militia for one hundred days, it is provided
that If any officer or soldier in this special
special service should be drafted, he shall be
credited for the service rendered. -
By order Of the Governor:
B. r. CowEE,
Adjutant General Ohio.
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Ar Robinson's, 18O Superior street,
sign of the Live Yankee, a new supply eff
those Steel Shirt Collars and Cuffs, indispen-
sable in warm weather and warranted not to
wilt. Cali and get one. Price reduced to
rs cents. june 10; I54.
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"Green Backs" National Bank Notes,
bills on the State Bank Of Ohio, as we'll as
bills on all other solvent banks, taken in ex-
change for books at the Metropolitan Gift
Book Store, No. l4O, Superior street.
A gift valued at from so cts. to SlOO with
each book junes9
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HEw ADVERTISE R1EFRS,
q. a. Rsss-U. s. Ib-4O Bonds.
John Elihier-Aoademy Of MuEo.
Afbsueum Music HsIi-A. Mon tpeIisr.
Joseph ,Ibertson-OhIo whits Sulphur SPRINGS.
Peiton & Breed-FOr Chicago.
G4rretson. Howe 3 20. For Lake Superior.
Uh4r es souIe, er-Portrait Painter
Chnrchiil & BIo.-Ooeoeine.
Bake--LocaI notice.
Churchill Bro.-''gosudont."
Co Rles Co.-BrEokets,
Ohurchill q Bro.-Sponges.
Eound-Gold Watch.
Baker-LocAin0 lie.
East Cleveland and Eurlid Sabbath School Union
L lcsI notice.
B4ker-Locsl notice.
Fif Ward-Local notice.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,

PRovosT MARSHAL GsEERIL's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, D. G May "a, 1864.
GENERAL B. R. CowEN, ADJUFANT GENERAL,
OHIO, COLUHBgs, 0HIO.:
GENERAL: In reply to your communication
Of the 18Th inst, l have the honor to state
that mon in the hundred days service will
be allo we'd, by the Board Of Enrolment of the
District in which they are or may be drafted,
reasonable timo, (say ten days, after the ex-
pirstien Of their torn Of service to procure
substitutes or pay oOmmutation.
have the honor to bs, General,
Very respectfully,
Your ob't servant,
JANIS B Far.
pRcvaok
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BUFFALO MARKFT-Juue 10,

Fl0ur-In fair demand and firm. Spring extras
f6 T5a7,25
tVhsat-Firmer and tending upwards. Sales No
Milwaukee spring II q, ,5Ssl, So; kenosha spring
$40.
Corn-Firm bot quiet After Change sales No 2
to q rive at 81 20, and on the spot at l,32.
OaLs-Firm At Sc
O;her gains nominal.
Wklsky-saIes At In. There is only limited
Freishts-Wheat lsc, corn lie, oats lie to New
York
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DEATH OF MAJOR HAHPsoH.-We find the
following account of the death of the gallant
and accomplished Major HampsOn, in the
New York Herald. 1t shows that he was a
great favOti.e and noble hero:
Whils placing one of those batteries, Msjer
James B. Hampson, of the 124th Ohio, and
Chief of General Woods staff, was shot
through the breast by sharPshOoter. Ma
jor Hampton was native Of CarrOItOn ooun-
ty, Ohio; young, brave and accomplishd, q
thorough gentleman and dasbing soldier
Many brave spirit has fallen in this un-
natural war, but none Drawer or Purer than
Major HampsOn. His death was edifying,
for ne lived long enough to get the ministra-
tiOns of a chaplain. He said he knew he
was dyiRg, but wished all around him to join
him in prayer, which they heartily did. He
then bid good bye to his brother Oficsrs, and
soon afterwards closed his eyes like true
christian soldier.
Gentle, brave and gallant, although cut
down in the flower of manhood, he has left q
reputation that, those who knew him in the
camp or the battlefield, will not soon forget.
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q. s. A. GEEEKAL HosPTTL,
CLRvRLANn. Jnne 10. 1894.

EDs. LEADER:
I desire, through your columns, to acknOw-
ledge tho receipt of twsnty-ssvsn rocking
chairs, as donation from some kind ladies
of Cleveland, to the sick and wounded SOL
disrs in this hospital.
Mrs. J. B. Simmons, who collected the
chairs and brought them to the hospital, and
the ladies who donated them, will please
accept our sincers thanks for this very ae-
esptsble present.
eEo. N. srERNBHRe, Assistant Surgeon, o.
8. A., Surgeon in Charge.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

The rush still continues ct the Great
Bankrupt Sale of Boots and Shoes, los su-
psriOr street. The splendid stock must be
closed out regardless Of prices. junss:l54.
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RELIGIOUS NoTIoE.-The colorei Baptist
of Cleveland, will have preaching in the
WigWsm, on ScoviIl street, on Sabbath morn
ing and evening, the 18th inst, at the usual
hour Preaching by Elder G. Williams.
iunaII.I5A
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say. sx0CA aAEAEzI june 10.

Hlgokg-HeaTy.
United States one year certificates SIX, Pacific
Mali 10, New fork Ientrai 1874, Alton aud Terre
Haute preferred 79 Erie 1884. do pTe.efIed IlO4,
Hudson A., Reading l4S. MiabigAn Central lA, Mi
chfgan Southern ss4. Milwaukee AMI Prairia du
Uhen, bis TO- Illinois Central scrip i30, Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Il4, Chicago and Northwestern IN,
Island 1855
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:. z, BI0NKT lIARKErJune 10.

tHA EAlASEAEE.t
IssOy-Aetlve and steady at Sal per cent. for
call loans.
5Eerii1g E1ohEaEo-In good request at Pisa
2l7S in currency for first class bills
tiOld-firmer and active OpeninR at qsK ad-
vsncing TO 80, declining s7S6 and closing hrm At
953
tsogornMsat Eaoskz-SteadF o s. Sizes Of
1881. coupJns, ll236sl s; Eive-twenties coupons
l0 AaOyA seven-thiries, OcEoher and April, Ins3A
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CHKArER Than CoT1oH 5H1Rr1Ha.-The
Irish linsns, selling at the closing out sale
of 1. P. sherWood's, are much cheaper than
eotten goods. may2S
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CITY NEWS.

FREEBNGN's AID SooIEFY.-Tbe Aid So
Cisty will hold their Monthly meeting, on to
morrow afternoon, at s O'clock H.B. Spell
man, Esq, will address the meeting,
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THn SANITARY COxN1ssIOH.-Ths New

THH SANITARY CoXNIssION.-The New
York Herald contains the following, which
will be interesting to our readers:
Several times I have heard the question
asked, /" What have the Sanitary Commission
done with the million Of dollars donated to
them by the city of New Y ork ?" and in JUS
tics to them, will devote paragraph to the
subject. Few perstns, even in the army,
have q correct idea of the amount Of work
done by the Christian and Sanitary Commits
sion and none bat our sick and wounded
soldiers can properly appreciate the value Of
the really philanthrOpic gentlemen conduct
ing the work. Engsged in the service Of the
Sanitary Commission in the trans -Rspidan
campaign are, at present, two steamboats,
fully manned, and two barges also fully man
ned, constantly plying between Washington
and White House, laden with all manner of
| stores to distribute among tho hospitals in
tho field and elsewhere. They have thirty
SIX four horse wagons, with tssmsters, &C.,
running constantly. One hundred and fifty
agents are employed at White Heuse, and
among the temporary field hospitals at the
| front, and their expenses during che menth
| OF May amounted to a fraction less than two
hundred and sixty thousand dollars. Hun
dreds Of men and officers frequently affirm that
they have been dependent on the Sanitary Com
mission for substance. When our wounded
we're forwarded from Spottsylyania Court
House to Fredericksburg, they reached the
latter place some time in advance Of their
supplies, and had itnOt been for the Commis'
sion, our MANNED soldiers would have had
the pangs of hunger and thirst added to that
Of their wounds, as it WAS some time before
the hospital supplies reached them. The
Sanitary Commission is q noble Institution
and benevolent one. It's members, sueE
as have met, are q jealous, hard working
body of gentlemen, and it is absurd in th'
last degree, to inquire what tho Commission
does with the funds given to them. Ever!
rational man who sees them at their labors
can see at glance what they do with th'
money entrusted to them.
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On the morning Of the lOth Instant. In this city
JENNY LOUISA, dapgnIer OF r. W. and susan
FELTON,, aged years, II mCnths anu Is days.
Funtral on Sunday, st 2. M, at the residence Of
the parents OF the deceased, No 81 Pearl street.
Friends Of the family re invited to attend.
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Harper's, Leslies and PetsrsOn's Msga-
zines, fer July, at Bakers. june1l
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PITTsBURGH OlL MARKET.

PTTTsBuRaH, June 10.
PetFSIeum-Ths market is excited Sales Crude
at 79e aud 3i4e. barrels returned. Bsf4ed sctivo
Sa 500 bbs tree &c, 400 bbls for July delivery
At 75c, 100 bbs in bond for JGly delivery at SEC
Arrived. z agU barrels
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Revenue Stamps for Sale.
LOCAL NOTICES.

Lealie's Hsrper's and Democrats illus.
trated papers, for this week, at Bakers, 259
Superior street. Junell
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a MER1rED LEaAOX.-The following
from the New York Herald will be interest
ing to the many friends of Major Merit in
this city;
Msjor Merritt, late Enginser-in-C Chief Of
the Western GunbOat service, is sole heir, BY
the will of relative, to property valued At
two and q half millions of doIlaTs, ($2, $780,
e0O,l It is to Major N. that the credit Of
the sfHciency Of the gunbost service is due,
more than to any other man anditis pleas
ant to learn that he is in luck.
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gOmmmMO OIAL.
CLEVELAND nrAKKEx.
mOREIHG LEADER oFPIna.
EnTnaE HanvuruHnI la, n TaI

Reoelpfs-The following are the recsipts Of grain
by rail during the a hours ending at hAlf-past one
o,rlock to.dav-
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OsWEGO RIARKET--Junc l

FIOuF-Advaneed 25e per hbl, with q good de-
nand Sa.Gs IS o bb,5 at 81 75as00 for branda from
No spring; sS q fr, m red wintsri ts,7da9 % from
white o, ,s0a9, ,7b ir5m prime White
WhoRf-hiTm, but quiet, owing to the light sup
ply sAi-s OF 6e0 bushe white anada en- privaIe
Zoo bushels PRIME do At ls9, and l5 bushels
Canada spring at 81 50 .-----
CoFn--cafce and quist.
Oara-Q let. ga l-t
Peas-airm and quiet.
FrelEhtB-Ouii aud unchanged Flour 4ae, wheat
aud paAs tic. core 954s To New frTE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-11

Stop in at Bakers, 259 Superior street,
and see the portraits Of the Starved Union
Prisoners. iunel1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-11

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