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Yesterday Afternoons Report.
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

The Senate confirmed the following TO be Brig
adler Generals from May 18th, 1864
Colonel Byron r Pierce, Sd Michigan, and
Lieutenant Colonel Bailey, 4th Wisconsin Cav
airy, TO be Brigadier General by breVet for meri-
torious seryicei in enabling the Mississippi Flo
tilla to get over the Lower Falls OF Red River
Also Alfred Denis to be agent for the Indians on
the Upper Missouri, in the Territory ofMontana;
LathrOp b. King, of Nebraska, to be Indian
Agent for the Territory OF Utah, Vice Frederick
W. Hatch removed; ; Samuel J. Davis, OF Iowa,
to be Register of the Land Office at Sioux City /;
II. Calkins, OF Wisconsin, to be Receiver OF Pub
lie Monies for the Land District OF the Falls of st.
Croix River, Wisconsin, Vice B. +. Reynolds
removed; Jas. W. Wilbur, OF Oregon, 10 be Agent
OF the Lakama Indians in Washington Territory;
Robert @. Gist to be Deputy Postmaster at
Memphis, Tennessee; John Ii. Davidson 10 be
Deputy Postmaster at Ironton, Iowa.
HOUSE.
The reDork of the Committee of Confarenee on
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HEAD QUARTERS Amy OF TIE PoroHAo. !
June Z 8 A. NJ

All quiet this morning. No attack
made last night Major BedlOw, Inspector
General Of General Buffers staff, arrived
yesterday NJ. He came up the Chicks-
hominy, the distance is 85 miles, and
landed with en- escort Of 10 men. In
coming ACROSS the country he occasionally
saw rebel piCkets, who fed at his ap-
nrnaoh
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mark TnpIsy innn Ambulance.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Boston Traveller is responsible for this
story Of an Irish soldier Of the Union ar
my:
] noticed in an ambulance, as the regi-
ment Was passing, soldier lying down
and resting on one arm, with q zousVe
cap in his hand, WaVe it repeatedly and
cheer ss loud ss bis faint voice would per-
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,
z. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.


WAsHIEaToH, June 8, l;45 PH.
To Major General Diz:
A dispatch from Mr. Dana at Grants
headquarters dated last night $50 P. NJ
announces a victory by General Hanter
over the rebels beyond stsunton, and that
the rebel General Jones was killed on the
battlefield.
The dispatch is as follows: "The Rich
mOnd Examiner Of ti-dsy speaks OF the
defeat Of General W. E. Jones by General
Hunter twelve miles beyond stsuntOn,
Virginia. General Jones was killed on
the field. His successor retired to Wsins-
bore and now holds the mountains between
Charlottesville and StSgnt n"
The paper further states that no hospi-
tsls or stores Weye captured By General
Hunter
Another dispatch announces that our
forces occupy Stsunton.
En-. STANTON.
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WASHINGTON, June 8,

" WA6bHIHUIOhi JuuU o
To Major GeEer6l DiS:
Geaeeal Hunters victory aud our Oecu-
patton Of stsuntOn is confirmed by the fol-
lowing dispatch just received from Gene
raj Butler:
"All quiet on my line. Richmond papers
Of June 7th have intelligence of fight at
Mount Crawford, between Hunter and
Jones, in which Hunter WAS victorious and
JOres, the rebel commander, killed.
sauUtOn was afterwards occupied by
the Union forces. The fighting was on
Sunday"
(signed), 3. NJ. STANTON.
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nit. Prom curiosity and admirAIion Of
The brave fellow, ! questioned him e. to
the regiment he belonged to, and he an
swercd in q genuine rich Irish " brogus:"
" The l43d Fanisns, Of HeW York, OOlonel
MIMahon, sir" He had his foot smpuiat-
ed littlo above the ankle, snd remarked
that it was 9 very severe wound. His,
in trolh," said he, H it is 3 hard thing for
a man to lave half his understapdin' on
he field but, begar, it's thankful % God
an that the Johnny Rsbs didn't take ny
rason." His companion in the ambulance
ssid, in laugh that evidently hurt him.
for he had 3 frighiful wound in his right
side, Can, believe you'll die with .
joke on your lips" Well," said he, |" 1
hope I'll have my pipe along Wid it"
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FROM WASHINGTON
WAsHIHdFoN, June z,

The Loan Bill from the Secretary ofths Treas
ury, reported in the House to-day, authorizes
the borrowing Of S4OO 600, 600 for the next fscal
year, ending June 30th, 1865, on coupon or regis
tered bonds, redeemable after any period Of not
more than 40 years.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-09

In Cincinnati, Chicago, Louisville, and
st. Louis, the subscription price is higher
than the shove scale, and city subscribers
are charged twenty cents per week. In
Detroit, Pittsburgh and Buffalo, they are
charging the same SIS above. We mention
these facts to show that sheer necessity
eOmPels US to make the above advance,
and thst we are justified in SO doing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-09

We are fighting to save the Nation. Our
soldiers are National soldiers. Ours is
the National Army and Navy, tie other is
the Federal or Confederate; they both
casiOnsl alternate word, or one Of larger
sound, the term American is by common
consent allowed to this nation, and he may
designate ours as the American Soldiers,
the American Army, the American Navy,
ami the American Nation. Federal is
proper term for the rebels; Confederate is
still better. Both are associated with jar
ring and repellant elements snd with na'
tionsl weakness, dishonor and dissolution,
and the latter smscks also Of the criminals
box. Let our terms be as opposite IS pos
sible, and let the national cause be re-
presented by the national phraseOlOgy.
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CLEVELAND LRADER.
PUBLISHED
Daily, Tri.Weekly and Weekly,
By e. O0WLES b 90.
149 SuPeriOF-st.

ADVANCE IN THE SUBSCRIPTION
PRICE OF THE LEADER.
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Ills The ipVariable prsctic in our armies
now, when ofioers strsggle off without
leave, TO reduce them, il csught, to the
ranks. This is right. We have too many
officers and too few privates. The prac.
tee adopted will, II thoroughly carried
out do no little toward mskiDg the pro-
portion Nhatit should be,
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The report Of the CommiLtse Of Conference
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Truly your oHn4
sKRGr. GRAHAM, @. 8. A.
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EEw ToRK nIARKET-maroh l

lBH fELBqBAPE.I
COttOn-Dull. and declining. Sales ct 79o fol
Sioar-naTket favors buyers with rather more
doing.
extra round hOoped Ohio; S,SOds,75 for trade
brands. Market closing little steadier.
Whlsky-mRrket irregular and unsettled Salae
at slansl for State and s2{cs5 for Western.
Whear-Shade lower with moderate demand.
Sales at sI,55e1l,57 for Chicago spring; sl,o1gl5a
for Milwaukee Club el,63Bl,67 for Winter red
Western.
Corn-Heavy aud scarcely so Arm. Sales at 81 ,35
al 81 Tor Shipping Mixed Western in store q s.
for Western Yellow and at rs or damaged Western;
also at auction to-day %, ,54 bush Western Mixed 1t
Oafs@Msrket dull and lower. Sales at SOSsIc for
western.
W0OI-Dull and nominally unchanged.
Rye-QuiSt-
PetrOleum-Shade firmer.
sales at p for crude; 4o1z SH for refined In
bon5; 56e53 tor refined free.
POFk-Quiet and steady.
Sales at H22 2OO22 IS for mess; S2 5G22 90 for old
do; S23.5Op23 20 for do; l6 T5ls IS for old and
new prime, and e2l n02l, 80 for prime mess, includ-
ing choice city at %, 90
Total stock old and new, March l. 64..96 426 bbls
same date last month...--....... $50
Same date last .....-e5O55
Reef-Active
Sales at s5OOs7OO for country mess 4,0O95,O0 for
prime; 10 O0Gl{,5O for repacked uess and g15,O0g
1870 for extra mess.
Total stock, old and new, March l. 1884,. 81 $40 pkgs
same ate last month"; ..-- ~ .o4S
same date last year--...-..... siizaS
Bacon Rides-In fair demand.
Dressed AOEs-In lair request. Bales ct s5ee
Lsrd-Dull. Sales at Is4Gl4O.
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Respectfully submitted,
J. SeHRoEDER, Police Clerl

FIRE EEGIEEs.-Numbers l, and 4, Of
our steam fire engines appeared this after
noon on the northwest corner Of the Public
Square, and displayed their powers very
finely, both as to the amount Of water, and
as to the distance to which it was thrown. Al
though the day was very unfsvorabie, on ac-
count Of the wind, the exhibition was very
successful one. It was under charge of Mr..
Hills, recently appointed Chief Engineer, in
place Of james A. Crsw, resignsd:Mr. Hills
Is practical engineer, and will make an
excellent Chief.
The exhibition drew together = large
crowd Of spectators.
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EEW ADVRRFIsE1TKNRs,

A. Reed 4 oO-OIsvsIand and Columbus STOCK
Wanted
Hover Hiebee-Eew DRY Goods.
s.A. Fuller q OO-spring Styles Hats and Gaps.
Bentor, Bros Oo-BenEine for sals.
n W. TaylOr-ElsctiOn Notice.
G. r. Little-PrOvi,ion Merchant.
Sanitary Fslr-Grsnd Concert.
P.I Price-Oosl sf Auction.
". D. BAker-For taIe Cheap.
o. Cutter asOn-Embroidery Stamps at Auction
Lyman Li,tle-lot fer Sale.
o. Gutter son-Horss and Lot at Auction.
Wanted to Reni-A House.
Lcst-A Sable Fur Col 81.
Wanted to Rent-A ConvJnient House.
Baker-Papsrs Local Notices.
Turn Out or be Drafted-Local Eotics.
H R. Kinney-"Ra's"-Loeal Notice.
Sixth Ward Draft AIsociation-Loeal Eotice.
To the Patrons Of Fair-Looal Notice.
US. Telegraph Oo-Loeal Notice.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

To THE PATRONS OF THE FAIR.-Bs sure
and go to the Metrop Titan, as all who go
there are pleased. You pay no more for the
book yon buy there, than at any other store,
and in addition you are sure to receive some
nice present, worth from so cents to SlOO.
We should think, from the crowd who are al
ways there, it was almost as much place of
resort as the Fair, and judging from tAe
many nice presents We see them taking away,
we should think that they would soon have
to get larger store to accommodate their
patrons. No. 140 Superior street, is the
place. Call soon and get your share. Send
for catalogue. mar2:14O-
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GUARDIANS SALE,

GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ES-
" TATE.-By virtue Of an order ofths Hon-
orable Daniel R. Tilden, Judge Of the Court OF
Probate Of the County Of Cuyahoga, and State og
Ohio. will be sold at the door Of the Court House
Of said County in the city Of Cleveland, to the
highest bidder, on the third day Of March, 1854,
at TWO O'Clock P NJ, the following described
real estate as the properly MARY Keokes Mon
roe, the only minor child Of Nelson Monroe,
deceased, to wit: Lots No. 10i block No. in
Seymour and Baldwin's survey Of ten acre lots
Nos. 81 and 81, said lot is sixtysix feet front on
Euclid street (south side) and Is91< feet deep to
an alley, being on the corner ofEnclid and Hunt
ington streets in the City Of Cleveland. Also,
one other tract Of land situated in the City Of
Cleveland, known and described as parts Of lots
Nos p and "A IN L. Cases survey Of ten acre
lots numbered one and two, said lots together
are tsTty feet mont on the southerly side Of First
street, and 100 feet deep, being near the Old
situate in the City Of Cleveland, known ss being
the north part OF original City lot number l3 and
bounded on the north by the waters Of lake Erie,
on the east by lands owned BY the wife of Bush
nell White Qot No. l4,) on the south BY land
owned by the children Of the late Reuben Cham
pion, deceased, and on the west by the east line
Of Ontario street. sand premises being one hun
hundred and thirty-two feet deep fiom Ontario
street to lot number fourteen, be the same more
or less and subject to all legal highways, and
subject also to the right OF way Of the Cleveland,
Painesville & Asbtsbula Railroad Company, and
the right OF way Of the Cievelrnd & Pittsburgh
Railroad Company, across the same. Also, one
other piece or parcel ofland situated in the Town
ship Of East Cleveland, County and State afore-
said, and known as part of lot No. 3S7, being on
the northeast corner OF Euclid street and Wilson
Avenue, containing 80 three and e-halfseres,
be the same more or less.
The first named piece OF land appraised at
S4,4OO.
The second named piece of land appraised az
The third named piece Of land appraised at
The fourth named piece of lanS appraised a:
Terms Of sale-One quarter Of the purchase
money on the day Of sale, the balance at any
time previous to the 2sth day Of July, 1866, with
interest semi-annually, at the option Of the pur-
chaser, in sums Of not less than $500, with thirty
days previous notice.
MARTIN B. SCOTT, Guardian,
febl5:l40 OF said Mary Keokee Monroe
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MARINE INTELIIeENcE.
TuEsD,r EvESIxo. March /
NJ. szOOK aIARkKE-march 1.
[BTRHLnaBARR.l

TUESDAY EVENING. March l.
OPENING of NRvIgatiOn.
From various quar- ers comes the note Of prepara-
tion for the opening Of navigation and everything
looks favorable for the early resumption Of business
on the lakes. On Lake Michigan NAVIGATION has al
ready commenced, the steamer Comet having left
Chicago for Milwaukee yesterday morning. Every
thing indcates that the commerce Of the Lakes the
coming SESSION viii be very large, probably larger
than that Of any previous year.
The New York and Erie Rsilway will run the fol.
loving lines Ofrst-cass steam vessels on lake Erie
the coming season
Dunkirk and CleveIand-Propsllers Tioga and
Olean.
Dqnkirk and TOlsdo-7Propeilsrs Wabash, Passsio,
Pittsburgh.
Buffalo and sandusky-Propellers Owego, Ports.
mouth and SusQuhannah.
SALES OF VESSELS Edward Kantar has sold the
schooner Meris TO Henry Pratt for s4,sO1.
glkins and Merrill have sold the tug William
to " Hudson for $50 O.-Detroit advertiser
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OPTICAL IHsTRUHEHrs.-We desire to
call the attention Of our readers to the ex-
cellent stock Of spectaOIes, artificial eyes,
oPera-gIasses, fsld-gIasses, microscopes, tel
sscOpes, microscopes, stsrsOscOpic plates,
&c &c, &o of Mr.. N. a. SOlOmOnson, No.
1sO Superior street, one door west of the
American House entrance. Mr.. s. keeps
all kinds Of optical instruments on hand, Of
ell styles and prices, though uniformly at
the most reasonable rates and Of the best
quality. Give him call.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-02

NOTICE TO CIaAK MAKERs.-We the un-
dersigned in behalf of the :" Cigar Makers
Union" of the city of Cleveland, hereby no
tify all Cigar Makers that II. R. Kinney of
Cleveland has now in his employment four
individuals commonly called "rsts" named
as follows: Fredersrick Wentz, John Sip
pleine, Alexander Weber and Henry Hurtle.
We hereby canton all Cigar Makers favora-
bic to maintaining the interests of said
Union, against working in said shop, or with
the above named rats
By order Cigar Makers Union,
ARNOLD CORDEs, President.
WV. RoDY, Secretary.
DAVID SPRAGUE, Vice President.
marI:140.
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WAvERIEY Magazine, Scientific Ameri-
can, Ledger, True Flag, American Union,
and other late weeklies-also, MeClsllan's
Report, in fulI-frOm official resources-re-
ceived and for sale, at
BAKERS News DEPoF,
259 Superior and los Public Square, near the
POstOfioe. mar 2:l4O.
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eIxrH EWARD DRAFT AssooIATIoE.-
This association is filing up rapidly. It al
ready numbers over three hundred members,
The last opportunity to have names added
will be next Thursday and Saturday even
ings of this week. After that time it is ex-
pected that the books will be closed.
You had better come in pretty soon unless
you want to be cleft out in the cold"
mar2:140] By order of the Committee.
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TURN OR, on BE DRAFTED.-0n Thurs
day evening, March 81, meeting of al
enrolled men in the Fifth Ward will be held
at the st. Clair Baptist Chapel. The several
committees will make their reports and meas
ures will be taken to organize an " Anti
Draft Club" on the Mutual Protection Sys-
TEN. Let all interested attend.
mar 2:14O. By order Of COMMITTEE.
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POsTPoKED.-AK. Howard, the violinist,
who was announced to give q concert in
Cleveland during the Sanitary Fair for its
benefit, informs Us that he cannot procure 3
hall for that purpose, and that he will there
fore be obliged to postpone his entertainment
for a week or so.
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PHaTosRAPH albums, gold pens, fine cut
lery, choice eugravings, and q splendid as
ssrtment of ladies travelling bags, purses,
&C., just received, at Bakers,
259 Superior st, near Sanitary Building.
mar 2: I40.
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To PRIETERs.-For sale at this Office, an
0rcutt Card Press, in good condition, and
capable Of as good work as can be done on
any press made. Size, inside Of chase, AK
81 inches. viii be sold cheap. Also, a
Diamond Press wilTprint half sheet letter.
Specimens of work done on the card press
within the past week, will be sent to any one
wishing them. fsb20:l40
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Walls" " rhe Ghost Hunters /" Eo
CcoNrINUED.)
CHAPTER IX-THE eNAsH UP
When I woke up in the moreins
The Train vas standing still;
On one side saw g river,
On ths other steep hill.
Now wonder, what in thuDdsr,"
Said I, fcan the matter bs -
AS opened wide the window
And looked out thati NIL ht zee.
Then heard the oIsnk OF hammers,
Saw m-n rushing to and fro;
'Ahl" L said. ,.hsrs's some dstentlcn,"
And to see Il did go,
But did not lave to 90 far
E're q sight did ehold.
A sight ns'sr had seen before
And made my blood run cold.
Right before me on the rAiIroa5,
And net twenty rods abe, d,
Was trsignt tn 10 aniss5ed to pIeses,
And an Oid COW lying dead.
'Nfell me, please, sir. what's the matter p
sad 70 man quite Tear,
Matter? ?" q he. 'thers is plenty,
We must stop six hours here"
There were b1ssheads Of tobacco.
And dead hcRs lying on the ground
sus ar, Eionr, Goal and Bao
In proiusion scat Sfed round.
Hen Wera b. moving rubbhh,
soma we're buy laying track,
Ard Is wss only in ihsir way
Iothe cars soon went back.
Oh the srumbling and the growing,
That In the cars INST,
It was lauRhAble 10 h-arit,
and i never shall forg T.
Sons Wese frettiBg for their breakfast
nthers that they were not home.
While some sore that on fhat Ksilroad
HsVer more that way ould eoms.
And We ' ish to inform our nun srors friends and
tbs bile that s,i Orr the largest aud beet A.
snrtment OF
READY MADE CLOTHING
in the ty OF Cleveland. Our stick of Cloths gas-
simeres, Yestinss and Military Goods Of al dsscrfp
tions, iG very large. Call at
Isaac A. Isaae's Union Hall.
bole Agency for the Of Singsr'S BsnR
Harhine8, Btorr'B AutOnaatOn Presgmau. and
Strong'S Patent Army Bed-Trunk.
eR-Oofner BuOarior and UninH -Ftu
na-L0ok out for the GIANTS. feb29
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YUsTEKss HOTIgKs.

FLAGS AND BANNERs.l
Orders promptly filed. Address
6. ". CROWELL 4 CO.,
snRs.lG III superiOr-st., Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-02

"RATs P' "RArsp' "RATs r'-H. R. Kin
ney, Cigar Maker, West Side, Cleveland man
ufactuTes and constantly has on hand cigars
made from the very best tobacco, and by
men called "Rass," but who can beat any
man in the trade belonging to the Cigar Ma
kers Uuion.
mar2:140 II. R. KIEEET.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-02

A LARGE ASSORTMENT of new novels by
the best authors, just received, at
mar 2: 140. BAKER's NEw5 RoOHs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-02

FOR Coughs, Colds, and Toothacks, use
Porter's Cure of Pain. We have tried It
frequently, and found it An excellent and
relisbIe antidots in all cases. TIu1a6HH Dew
oeFGt.
Sold BY all druggists. Price 25sts,
W. L. PoRTRR, Proprietor,
nov7:RI Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-02

THERE are no pianos superior to the
" Knabe." G.. A. Barlow has them for sale
at No. 3, Euclid street. feb. /: I4l
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MEssRs. BURGERT & ADAMS Wholesale
Dealers, have just received at Sheir old
stand, No. 125 Water street, an extensive
stock Of Boots and Shoes for the Spring
trade. Call and see them. fsb:24:I40
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CHICAGO mARKRT.

CHICAGO mAkAEI.
Especial to the Cleveland LEADER-l
CHICAGO. March /.
Dressed Hogs-Firmer. Sales at 7,7ses,OO, di-
viding on 200 lbs.
Live HoEs-Market t, lOc lower on poor quail
titles but steady for good sa'es a; SOSsO, chiefly
s.lO@7,ss.
Beet CartIe-scarcs and firm. Sales at $500
$40.
Prov IsiOas-QuIet.
Sales mess pork at s9OOO rough sides at &c loose,
and s< packed; dry salted hams lOf; loose picked
hams at IIeIIhe.
Lard-sAlss at I294eI214O for prime leaf and III
for No 1.
Hishwines-Easier. Sales at 7ae75c, closing
weak at 7Io.
Wheat-xc higher but closed weak Sales No.
at sl,I41aI, IS and No. 2 at tsl,O9&@l,IO.
Corn-sales old at sl@s5o for No and at s2Gs7c
for Ne ?. New higher. Sales at 7s@7se, clOEinS
weak at TIC.
Oata-salsa No l ct ssH@6s4c.
Rye-Stsady at sI,OO.
RarIey-DulI.
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COMPANY Fs sMAsourRADE.-oOmpsnyR Z,
2Sth Regiment, o. V. NJ, will give 6 mas
quersde at Chspin's Hall on Thursday even
ing, which It is the intention Of the Com
mittee to make the occasion Of the season.
Arrangements have been made for an sxtsn-
sive display Of fne costumes, rivsling any
thing Of the character ever seen in Cleveland.
In all other respects, too, the ball will be
conducted in the best possible manner, and
csnnos fail to afford rare evenings enjoy
ment to those who attend.
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DzHzTSTRT-Dr. B. ?. Robinson, once
90 Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best msn-
ner and ct low price. dso3R1T
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-02

LUBIE's Perfumes for seven shillings.
Pure Wines, Brandies, eto., at Halls Homeo-
psthic Pharmacy, No. II Public Square.
R.h0A
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