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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

Bee what grace IL seated on this brow;
Hyperions curis, the front of Jove himself;
An eye ike Mars TO threaten and command.
A station like the Herald Mercury.
New lighted on a heaven kiss ng hill,
A combination and a FORM indeed,
Where every COD did seem 10 set his sea-
To give the world assurance OF mani
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

Consult WatsOn's ssCatIsc nd Cure" on
Disease, Debility, &c; price 81, sold by MILLER CO..
Post Office 222t Broadway cali on DR. WATSON bImseif
No $50 Broadway. from A. NJ TO r. N. Private consul
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

Preserves and improve the sight or old and
young by day and night, without pain fatigue Highly
recommended by the medical faculty SERMONS,
oculsts Optch 669t. Broadway, opposite Bond srec&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

Chaps. Chafes. Psmpies, Ernptioss,
saltrheum. flesh &c. cured by QOURAUDS Italian
dedicated Soap. at hA new depot, ASS Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

tt, Soldiers-You cnn have que Or How
ards Water and swes. Proof M1aey Bets, with cnmpsrt
men, FOR Letters Pho ographs and teenbacks sent 70
van by return mstl II yo1 VII san 81 AMI your full al
dress To- the Howard Bet Company, $50 Broadway, ~ "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

N Neht COttuBe OF ' hiUubI+ Lot fOf fIa6.
In small payments. In the beautiful suburb Of pe,la
Plain from all the ferries
ings every Friday evening at H Bowey Attcod esrs
particulars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

HEKIItNWt, FOWeFTUI Day Hmd NtHMt
Double Perspective Glasses for the field. and
tourists use, compact portable and efficient splendid
assortment at SEMhoES',
oculist Optician, G50h Broadway under Lafsrgc House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

Crfsta doro's Hair Dye, rreservatsvc
and Wig Depot. wholesale aud retail-N0 AsL0r HOuaa
The dye applied by sklful artists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

COrns, BuntOns, Inverted NatIs, En-
iagcd Joints and all diseases of the Feet pa
Inconvenience TO the patient by DIR. ZACHAkiB Bur
geon Chiropodst 100 Broadway.
Cloth Tags for shipping Cotton ana
Wool Bales. Hogs. &C.. at VICTOR MAUGER'S. Ils
Chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

COmtng.-spring Is Coming, ana with
spring come skies balmy breezes budding and
M latest and mo beautiful syc Of head covering
All attempts TO compete with the classical halter his limo
Of trade have been futile His bilious rivals have
AFTER another given despair aud he the
disputed leader OF fashion In the OF gentlemen Aa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

Nsk Your DruEHIst fOr the VhefOkee
Cure u afflicted with that which such heart
whitening asstude that which destroys the sight that
which the memory that which smes the brain the
fierce demon hre Of insanity thai which defors the face
with eruptions shortness breath untyersA
trembing-u word, that self abuse OF nature which
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

United states Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, March IT. 1854.
No. 16S.-Ths United States appellants, j. Il. Pl.
so's eaecUtorsThs s being argued Ia the Unted
States Supreme Court to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

Best Family Sewing Machine ara the
world Sews everything We challenge comparison We 3D.
wise readers to buy the Weed machine. Weed Sew
Ing Machine Company. sos Broadway. NY
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-22
NEW YORK 1IARKRr--Juns d.


tiouF-stats and Western about Sc better, with q
fair demand, part Tor spscuiafiOn sales a. q ses
for eXtra State; e8 703S extra round hoop Ohio
and ss5a9, 30 for trade brands the market cosipa
nrm, with no sellers &c inside qnot. tons Inciufed
in sales are OO bbs extra for all July AZ sS AO
Hhiaky-Aetive " and decidedly higher Sales st
81 ,53ai s. for Stale, and 81 60al.6 Western.
Wheat-zase betteT, aud more active Saies at
8lsa3al,9l for OhicagO spFings e.ssals so for NIL
Waukes club; aI,95s3 On tor Wiatsr red Western :;
- 2o382 Oj for amber Michigan rs for white l.
chigan. I2ciu1sd in sales 'Oc03 bushels No /
Milwaukee 70 arrive At 81 90st g. some 90 pGl bu
interior OhicaE0 aud Milwaukee 1t gl,79al.sz
Oorn-Quits m Sacs az 81. 4ssl, for new
mixed Western; 81 81 for Old and new mixed do
Oais-ln moderate request 5alea at 9lC for West.
ern, saa59j4c TOR state.
GOGe8-Dull.
suERr-FiIm at ls9ie for Kew OiIsans and 10 =.
Wooi-FiFm and fIirIy active
Po1roieun-Dul End prices nominaly NJ =,
RoFk-Exci'ed, aud Opebed "a hiQhC -@nAnseo
With lsss hrmness sales at SIS % nor 10 SiosiE
asaz5 Tor new do, closing at the insldp - tsgSll
81 % for oid and new prime; SIS o. a. n eslooa
Bee1-More active ana decideilv bf,,S.- 49,. 4.
80 U0al5,00 for country mss sg niai0 a. - - es 81
prime; sl0,O0a25 90 tor repaeKed mes. ~ ~
for extra mass 0u nio7si t<iillaAzb, 90
Prime Meas Besf-Tacidsdiv bi0bsr Sat- 4.
,VuAso ~ ineiualug s1t tferces OF -riyets fT.
heet hams-V.sfet and unchsnref. -9'
~ - a lfmer- Sales At l3alZ5(e for shoul.
Bacon Sidea-puli and nominal
LRrd-Eirmer, but unsettIed sales A. ,stk.,-.
-Ao ~ DDS Tor July, seller option at l75St,
.nlLLcr-f cry hrIn, but sOmoW rat uuastfisd saIaa
- Eoas4o for Ohio and a33e or srss- ''-- @aieH
CheSse-fery nTm at IOalSc
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-22

IWoUNDED.-We regret to learn thst
LisutenantFrank C. .Lovedand, of the 6th0hiO
Cavalry, was wounded at Cold Harbor on the
Both inst.
It has been almost miracle that hs has
so long escaped from the extreme peril into
which his gslIantry has led him, he having
20 stand the severe duty of his regiment
from its organization. His wound is not
considered dangerous, although severe, and
as soon as he can travel With safety be will
return to his home, to remain until he has
sufficiently recovered to again assume the
chances of the field.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-22
DENoclArro Courrr Corrrrrror.-L

DENooRATIC CoUNTX CoNVEETIoN,-A
Democratic County Convention, very sIinIy
Ettsnded, mstySsterdsy: J. " Hsislsy, Esq.,
acted as chairman, and Mr.. WA. Collins as
secretary. The following gentlemen were
chosen delegates to tho Distict Convention
tomorrow.
Ist Ward c " Heard, Robert Bsggs.
I'd Ward-J S Stephenson, J McGaddsn.
ID Ward-A Ksating, 2 x Byerly.
4th Ward-R Mix, NJ Gallagher.
5th Ward-Wm Hsisley, B F Peixotto, a
Il Dodge.
9th Ward-Amos Coe, Daniel Seller.
9Th Ward. A. Webbsr, Peter GoIdriok.
Sth Wsrd-Chss. WinsloW, Jscob Weber.
9Th Wsrd-E. 81. Lewis, J. s. Allen.
10th WARDS. B. ConkIin, VIM. A. Collins.
I1th Ward-Ed. Russell, s. Buhrer, K. A.
Gearing.
lBuelid-Artsmas Porter, Jos IPslton.
WArrensviIie-Robt. Curran, John Foster.
East CleVslsnd-J. W. Hsisley, Frank
Kelly.
DOvsr-R. Il. Knight, A. J. Coe.
Rockpert-A, B. Wager, J. Farran.
BedfOrd-Wm. Lord, Chsuncey Gay.
Psrma-Phillip Klein, Cyrus Ingorsou.
Brooklyn-John Kohl, John SsiWert.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-22

soEs OF TEMPERANoE.-The National
Division of the Sons of Temperance closed
their twentieth annual session on Monday
evening. Much miscellaneous businese, of
little interest to the general public, was
transacted. Previous to adjournment, the
following presmbles and resolution, pre-
sented by Mr.. Carlton, of Maine, were
adopted unanimously:
WEEREAs, The Twentieth Session Of this Na-
tioDsl Division has been held in this beau
tiful city, and
WHEREAs, The Committee of Arrangements
and the Grand Division of Ohio, and the
good people of Cleveland, have manifested
desire to do all in their power for the
convenience and comfort of the represent
ativss to this body during our stay there
fore,
Resolved, That the warmest thanks of
this National Division are due and are here
BY rendered to all the good people of Cleve-
land who have opened their houses for the
entertainment Of the members Of this body;
also, to the Committee of Arrangements who
have lsbored without ceasing for the comfort
Of the representatives, and to the Grand Di-
vision of Ohio for the besutifuI excursion
given to the members of the National Di-
vision; also all others who have in any Wsy
contributed to the comfort Of the members Of
this body during our stay in this city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-22

UNITED STATES CoUET.-The Jury in the
case Of United States vs. Henry S. Brown
on trial for passing and having possession of
counterfeit postal currency, brought in a
verdict Of guilty.
The caee of A. F. Stewart & Co., of New
York, VS. David sstarkweathsr and VIM.
T. Evans, is On trial to the jury. The action
is brought for balance due on account Of col
lsctiOns from defendants, who are Attorneys
at Canton, Stark County, for many years.
Aessrs Hitchcock and Estep, F. L. Dickmsn,
and L. Shasffsr, appear as counsel for plain
tiff, and MSsSrs Luther Day, ". Il. UPham
and John MoSWseney for the Defendants.
A PATHIoTIO EDTFoR.-We see by the
Cincinnati papers that Up. Sampson, the
editor of the "COlorsd Citizen, p of that city,
has been drafted, and, carrying cut the
principles which he has advocated through
the press, has discontinued his conneo-
tiOn-With his paper, and will go to war,
though his friends offer to relieve
him. Mr.. Sampson has set an excellent sx-
ample, and can fairly lay claim to the pOs-
Session Of unlsIhIh PstEiVtism.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-22

Il
QQ&0E R-.......... Loco So 6O5 -. l..-.
d l d k''''--'--'-''' .... leeO -. .-,- --..
TOtsl.......-.....-...... IOoo 1880 so ... ..--.
There wss a decided improvement in the market
to-day for FLOUR and wheat and tbs transactions in
both were quite liberal. The demand for Wheat vas
chiefly Tor shipment, upon which 3 good margin Is
offered AID guaranteed By the frmness charaterzlng
tbs New York market. The market closes very hrm,
but unchanged Receipts of the latter very Iisht
Corn and Oats were without inquiry, closing nomi-
nally unchanged.
Provisions are firm, and q rather better inquiry
was shown to-day for smoked Meats and lard. There
| is very little doing in Pork.
Htghwlnss continue to sdvance, but the market is
duh, buyers apparently disrustng and accordingly
holding of. Sales were made boiore the New York
rs-ort at q fs but subsequently holders advanced
their views 70 81 %, and tha market closed hIm at
this hguro.
Butter Is quoted about 1c bott T, but quist. Eggs
are rather scarce, with good demand and steady st
the quotation below. Cheese unchanged.
Petroleum is very firm at an advance or Iazc, but
quiet We also duote advance on Lard Oil Of 10
al5o. -
Eioar-Iu better demand and firm Sales $50 bbls
fA1ey toub.e extra red at ss25 and 10 bbls as.
l2<i sas BSls good double extra Tad at s7,s7S 20
bbs do At s775 $50 bbl choice do at 90; 40 bbl
Oat7 white At $50; 90 bbls EXTRA red at t725 100
bbI, do nt s7eO
wBeat-OecidsdIy more active and Hrm. Sales
liso bushels red free board At q IS SEQ bush
sls DO do at 81 S. CARED on track at sI.ss.
COrn QIist and steady. No sales reported to-day.
OaIs Quiet aud ltsadY. No sales to-day
BaclEwhsRt-in m)dera.e demand for seed at
sI.75 per bH bel
PorK-nul. bat steady and firm at $500 for No
and 5000 OF 10 2 mess.
Lard-Steady sAes ioOo ms city-rendsred at lse;
1000 rs Mo O. oGse at l6ldo.
Smoked 1isata-sieady and firm. Sales GOO rs
rs sugar-eursd hams at l9o; 1000 rs shoulders at
lio; so rs dried beef at I5o.
Mess Beef-Dull at sl7JO0 for citY-paeked.
BHtter-A shade hrmer, bat quiet. ouoisd at
26D2so for good 70 prime VIZ.
EGEs-ln moderate demand, scarce, and quoted
at Iso.
Uhosso-steadg and IN good demand at I5aI4e for
good 10 prime ". r. small lots selected lso.
HiEhwiEss-5o higher, bat dull Sales during
the forenoon Of 100 bbls at slls the market closing
arm at sl,5O.
AioohOi-Firmsr. Held at $500 for @ -.r,.,, :
Neutral Proof Spirits sl.57.
Beans-seIlins at $3.50 Per ,u,bsI far r,.o,,n,
white. iOr HeDiahi
sssl-sifa, VIII good demand. Fine s.7O;
ooarss and Er01-d solar sz,75. -''''
-PPies-sellng steadily at 1o5fo.
-Ioa feRnhss-Firm At Sic or peeled and :Oc
or unpeeled,
Pot~toss-AdvAnood. Sales 200 bu.hels peach.
blows at el,zo.
PetrOIeun-ls2o higher, but quiet Held at
Eish-In fair demand and firm. Bhitsaah, half
dds ss,'Oas,7oi Piekerel, half bbls, s7C0a7 80;
Trout, half bbls, $3.50; Herring s525 per barrel.
Mill Reed-iu good request and nrm ar slo.,oa
to'Oo Oats and corn ground together al20s848to 1t
the mills.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
HONEY mARKKR.
MORNING LEADER OFFlOE,
TUESDAY EVEHIEa, June u, Is5i,

MORNING LEADER OFFIOE
TUESDAY ETEJnsa, June u, 1854.
GSId-Ths movement OF Gold in New York to-day
indicates that the spectators are either fearless Of
the penalties Of tho Act leveled against ther opera
tions BY Congress- or else are determined By an open
d faucs Of itS requirements, TO carry It into the
Courts snd thus test its validity. At the regular
Board Gold was promptly stricken nom the stock
list this morning, but IN street, where the bulk
Of the transactions have always been made It would
seem there no regard Whatever paid to the law.
Tbs report this evening tss that the close MA
2O6 WAS offered and 91sazl0 asked From this We
jndgs that the transactions were few, 10 a5y, and
that therefore the quotations are merely nominal
and simply indicate the purpose Of holders The in
ference however, Is clear that the gamblers intend
to make judicial Issue up5n the law before quietly
submitting to Its require ments.
The offerings here to-dly were light. Dealers
opened 1t 95 buying and closed ateT
sllVsr-Buying nominslly At 10 per cent. below
gold.
mOnOy-Thers Is nothing new In connection with
the money market, unless It BE- that Bakers are
daily experiencing greater difficulty In procuring
the necessary currency to meet such calls as they feel
under obligations to accommodate New and strict
y outside psper meets with little announcements,
and falling on in ths demssd from this class sndf-
Gates that It has sought relief elsewhere. The de-
mand, however, is still active.
ExOhsnss- Quiet ana heavy, with an abundant
Euppy. Buying Rates are hrm at Hak 90 on New
YORK. and beS on Philadelphia and Boston. Sell
ing AZ Par for currency.
GsOVsrnmont BSnds-Firm at the following
rates:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-22

STRUCK BY LIaHrEIEa.-During the Sc
we're Thunderstorm at Black River on Mon
day afternoon the lightning struck house,
and, descending the chimney and traversing
the stOvepipe, struck boy named James
Connolly, killing him. Several other per-
sons were also slightly injured. Two build
ings were struck and twenty-five sheep and
one COW killed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-22

TIE RECEPTION OF THE SKvEHTH.-A
meeting Of the discharged members of the
Seventh Regiment, o. V. I. was held last
evening, at Engine House No. 1, to make ar
rangemeuts for welcoming back this gallant
band of heroes. Mr.. E. VI. Force was elect
cd Chairman. A military company was or
gaDised, of which Mr.. A. A. Cavanah was
elected Captain, Mr.. Austin, First Lisuten-
ant, and Mr.. S. Sweet, Second Lisutenant.-
All preparations are being made by the ex-
members of the regimen, and by the military
committee, to give tho old Seventh, the pride
Of our city, fitting welcome. Knthusiasm
and joy will not be lacking in their reception.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-22

GAR1BALDI RRLEs ExPECrED.-Msjor
G. Arnold received telegram yesterday an
nouneing that his old company, the GaribAI-
di Rides, Of the oath Regiment, will arrive
here tomorrow, the 2Sd inst, at three P. n.
The company will have reception at the
depot. We trust it may be one BETTING,
in size, enthusiasm and interest, the record
Of the conpanY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-22

TEE RECEPTION OF THE SEvESTH.-The
members Of the Seventh Ohio Regiment now
at the United States Hospital are invited to
attend the celebration Of the arrival of the
regiment. Carriages will be provided for
those unabIto walk.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-22

FIRE.-The alarm Of Are ct half past
i've yesterday afternoon was caused by the
bursting out Of the flames in frame house
on Garden street owned by James Greene.
The building was totally destroyed. Steam
Ors l, and were on hand promptly, but
could do no good.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-22

SKELETON or A WOMAN DIoovERKD.-On
Monday evening the skeleton of woman
was discovered on the west ride of the har-
Dor entrance. The thigh-bones, ribs, and
SOmo other portions Of the skeleton we're
found, but the head, the s1tremities and
some parts of the body we're missing. The
body was that of woman, and had prOba-
bly, been some years in the water, the small
amount of aesh remaining being thoroughly
dseOmpOsed. Under those circumstances it
was considered useless to hold an inquest.
The remains were taken of and buried to day
under the COrOnsr's direction.
It has since been ssesrtained that ths
body was hrst discovered by boys who drew
It from the bottom Of the river, in fishing.
It was in an old sack, and the boys threw
it whore it was found, not knowing that it
was ; Woman's body. The facts would indi-
cate that the woman was murdered and
thrown into the water.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-22

PlaStSr-In fair dsmand &c eI0 per ton for land.
$50 per barrel for Dentist" and ss,25 per bar
rel for common oslcinsd.
Alsaa POrtsr-5tsady at following quotations.
Present Use Xxx Ale $500; Stock XXX sI0OO to az
Oai Kennett $500; Pale Cream sIl,O0; Porter sli.
BlAIt-Stesdy At q. 80 per bushel.
HSPs-2lSso for ohiOi zeSso for New York
State.
Lims-Akron and Osvsgo water lime IN ,oos
rsQuest AZ s2O0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-22
MARINE lNTELLIGENCE.
PORR OF CLEVELAND.

Stmr Morning Star, Vigor, Detroit.
TOP Arctic, collins. Buffalo
Prop Neptune, GIBSON, Ba1alo
Prop Susqusbanna, Brown, hunalo
Prop Iron City, Cleveland, OntgEagOn, go tons ooDs
per
schr 4 o Post, Chapman. Toledo
ScoW K kAne, o. bb, kellyls Island
Seow mayh5Wer, Fffieid, BLACK river
OIIEARED.-.--....--....Juns n,
Stmr Morning Star, Vigsr, Detroit
slmr Nils Burrows, BarroWs, bondsau
Stmr Illinois, RObinsOH. O1fonagon
Prcp Young America, DAVIS, OhicaFo
Prop neptune, Gibson, chicago
Prep Su1 quehanna, Brown. Beudusky
Prop Ontario, Shaver Ogdsnsburgh, as bbls four
schr Censueio, Hearnss buhalO, Z, ,750 bush wheat
SGhr Il 5rOs8, Morgan, Marquette
Schr LONELY, Bowers, Budaic 335 tons coal
eehr Queen iiy, beaTns, EaFquette
5chr City. COchrane, n llWaukse, $50 tons eoaI
5chr \ Post, Chapman, Black river
schr honpareil, Finley, Milwaukee, $50 tons coal
5ehr q q Drew. Pa meF, Fremont
5cOw Lone oLar, Kills, Fremont
ScOW X Kane, OObb Keily's Island
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-22

EXHIBITION OF FINE PAIETIEGs-A large
collection Of paintings are now on exhibition
at Armory Hall, Lyman's Building, free.
Many Of them are beautiful, and to be fully
appreciated acquire half a day spent in close
examination. The public st large are ia
vited to look st them. iuns27-l56
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-22
LOCAL NOTICES.

All goods reLsiled st less than whole
sale price at the great Bankrupt sale Of
BOots and Shoes, los Superior street, near
Water street. juue22-I56
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-22
AHOTHEn TR1BUrE.-TO the excellence
Of William Knabe & CO.'s celebrated pianos:

CHICAGO, Feb. 10, 1884.
Mesars. J. Bauer & Co:-Gentlemen Our
Opera Troupe ers at present using four of
your justly celebrated Knabe Pianos, and as
the exponent Of tho views and opinions of
the yarious Artists, permit me to say that
consider them unsurpassed in brilliancy and
excellence, and eminent, without rival
in this country or in Europe.
Their superior quality Of tone, combining
great depth and powerful volume, with which,
and peculiarly clear and oven trobIe, to-
gether with magic elasticity Of touch and
action, render them superior to other instru-
ments, which rarely, If ever, combine these
most essential requisites. Profoundly i'm
pressed with the many valuable qualities of
these piaEOs, I most cheerfully endorse the
high and meritOriOus eneomiums everywhere
pronounced upon them.
jun 2l:l57 .MUZIO,
Musical Director italian Opera.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-22

ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-A good audience,
though not as large one as we should have
liked to see present, attended the benefit Of
Mrs. James Dickson last night, and enjoyed
to the full the many laughs for which it af-
fOrdsd opportunity. We have 10 room for
comment further than to say that tn favorits
beneficiary, and all who supported hor, &C.
quilted themselves with credit.
This evening Miss Helen Eastman, the
lady whose brilliantly successful debut ii
was our pleasure to chronicle on Menday
evening, makes her second appearance, in
"ROmsO and Juliet" Her triumph in
Evadns assures US that she will achieve
secure SUCCESS tonight. We trust that sho
may have house eommensurats with her
merit.
Mile EIizs, the we'll known danser,s ap-
pears this evening in two brilliant pas.
ACoIDEBT.-Louis Mellen, son of Mr..
Mellen, Of the firm of Mellan, Crawford and
Co., on Water street, met with severe iDjur-
les Monday afternoon, which may result IA
tally. He was in the lot connected with the
house, watching the playful antics of q
horse, belonging to his father, who Was roll
ing upon the ground. The boy is aged oight
or nine years and is somewhat vsntursOms.
Happening to get in too close proximity, the
horse, in rolling over, struck him with his
fore feet in the forehead, inficting a severe
wound, large enough in which to place two
fingers, rendering him senseless, and expos
ing him to inhsmatiOn Of tho brain. Dr..
Beckwith is attending him, at his fathers
residence, on Bolivar street, and viii spare
no effort towards his recovery.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-22
THE HOME LEAGUE.

The following is complete list of the ward
committees of the Home League for the first,
second ano third vsrdsi
FIRST WARD.
&C Baldwin, Chairman; W. Norner,
Comstock, O L Lstimer, James Lee, Mrs.
E Huntington, Mrs. q Whittlesey, Mrs.
DR.. Herriok, Mrs: John E Strong, Miss Mary
Robbins WhittIessy, Miss Julia Huntington.
THIRD WARD.
S TOIjsmbe, Chairman; G A Hyde, Lucisn
Swift, Mrs A Harris, Mrs Randall Craw-
ford, Mrs Colonel Barnett, Mrs Chas Whitta-
ker, Mrs ? < Byerly. Miss Mary Vincent.
TENTH WARD.
Rev @ @ Foote, Chairman; J. A. Redding-
ton, Mrs DR. Furgeson, Mrs Foote, Mrs
N CrApser, Mrs 7 Burrin, Mrs S Har-
rington, Mrs Captain Becker, Miss Anna
Sheldon, Miss Augusta Evatt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-22
PITTsBURGH on 0IGRKKT.
Especial to the Leadsr.I

EIffNEun9Hs June n.
Fefroleum-Thsre Is no change 10 The market
hales OF Orude At sc. Eefnad unchanged ArriTsi
- barrels. Holders Of rsnusd have withdraw
tneir stocks from the market and await a further
rise IL Is thought that refined free viii 20 10 500
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<. Z. SEOCA E1ARAzr- june II

HtSoks-Bettsr and somewhat active
Chicago and Rock Island ll5, Ai-iwaukae and Prs-
rie du Chisn 60, Pittsburgh Fort WAYNE and Chfca-
20 ll6, Michigan Southern l0l Illinois Central SCRIP
l32A Cleveland and Pittsburgh I144, CHICAGO and
Northwestern ~, cleveland aud Toledo 1884, Erie
ll6, do preferred Ill, Heading 49, riohigAn OentraI
80. Alton and TIRE HAute ~ New York Central
l36, Pacific 5aii 269, Ohio mssissi psi oartid-
Gates b5A, Unit d States one-yeAr c=rtifi ates ~
Efy7-tWenttss coupe 8, 1919, do registered lO5N,
United states b's OF 1881, coup ms, lI3.