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Supply department.

The Sanitary Commission, under special authority
OF the President OF the United States antans an ex
veyance and distribution Of goods put in it's charge
for the sick and wounded at points where they are
erosity at all ponts-at New Orleans and at Washing
ton its distributions being governed by comparison
the relative character of these wants in trustworthy
manner and to secure an equitable distribution and
services of the members of the Commission twenty
physicians of high professional and moral character
and more than fifty lay agents are employed, under
pecuniary securities for responsible and efficient
vice. The cost of these arrangements has thus far
been about centum of the value of the goods dis
ributed. The Commission has not been able to obtain
authentic evidence of losses, miscarriage, misap
populations, to the value of dollar in ten thou
sand, of goods which haveb been RECEIVED at its
shipping depots The followihgis list of these de-
pots to which auxiliary societies, andl disposed to
or but smpV to- their reafve e
assistance, are invited to send their offerings:
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot, No. % Summer
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot No. 10 Third
avenue New York.
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot, No. 1907 Chest
nut street, Philadelphia.
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot, No. IS South
Sharp street. Baltimore, Md.
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot corner Vine
and Sixth streets, Cincinnati, 0.
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot, No. 95 Bank
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot, No. 66 Madison
street, Chicago, ILL.,
Sanitary Commission Branch Depot, No.. 2 Adams
Block Buffalo, New York.
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot, No. 50 Fourth
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot, No. 80 Larned
street, Detroit, Mich.
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot Columbus,
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot, Fifth street
Louisville, KY.
from the Government, and is wholly dependent on
the voluntary contributions of the public for the
the Treasury solicited and may be transmitted to
George TStrong, Esq., Treasurer 6S Wall street, N T.
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Spefial Relief lepartmeat.

FIN. Knapp, General supt. Washington, D, G..
J. b. Abbott, Chief Assistant,
Soldiers Home, = Washington D. G.
Lodge No. 3, No. 20S street. g I"
Lodge No 4, 18th street, ~ IT
Soldiers, Home, Third street. Cincinnati, Ohio Col
G. w. D. Andrews Superintendent.
Soldiers Home, Louisville, Ky.seJames Malona,
Supt, James Morton, Special Relief Agent.
Soldiers Home, Cairo, Il.-C.iN. Shipman, Sup't.
and Relief Agent
Soldiers Home, Nashville, Tenn Capt. l. Brayton,
Supt. Rev. J. Hoblet, Relief Agent
Soldiers Home, Columbus Ohio, -, Supt.
Soldiers Home, Cleveland, Ohio.--Clark Warren,
Sup't. and Relief Agent.
= Soldiers Lodge, near landing, Memphis, Tenn.-
G. w. Christy, Supt and Relief Agent
Soldiers Lodge, Kely's Ferry.-W A. Sutliff, Sup't.
Soldiers Lodge, Bridgeport, Ala.-Rev. o. Kennedy,
Sup't. 60 o
AGENCY FOR PENSIONS.
William F. Bascom, Pension Agent, Washington,
d. @. e..
: HOSPITAL CARS. +
Between Washington and New York-Sol. Andrews,
M. D., Surgeon in charge.
SANITARY STEAMERS.
Mississippi River, Clara Bell.
Cumberland River, New Dunleith.
Potomac River, Elizabeth.
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8nspital 1ireftory.

The Sanitary Commission has arrangements for
supplying information gratuiousy with regard to pa
tients in the Uuited States General Hospital at the
following points Others will be added as new hos
pitfalls are opened:
EASTERN DEPARTMENT..
For information address :" Office Sanitary Commits
sion, Washington, ID. or
Washington, d. c., Annapolis Junction, Nd,
Georgetown D. c., Cumberland, Md,
Alexandria, Va, Point Lookout, Md, II
Baltimore, Nd, Fairfax Va.
Frederick City Md, York, Penn.
Annapolis Md. ~.s.,
PHILADELPHIA DEPARTMENT.
For information, address Office Sanitary Commits
sion No. 1907 Chestnut street." }. - $3.50
Philadelphia PENN, Germantown, Penn.,-
Chester Penn, Chestnut Hill, Penn,
Reading, Penn, Harrisburg, Penn.
NEW YORK. DEPARTMENT..
For information, address "Ofice Women's Central
Union, No. 10 Cooper Institute" $3.50
New York, N W New Haven, Conn.,, "a
Albany, N. Y, Portsmouth Grove r. l.,
Newark, MI, - Boston, Mass,
Burlington VT, --e,a sBrattleboro; VT.
WESTERN DEPARTMENT..
For information, address " Office Sanitary Commits
sion Louisville,tKy.' , 81! = :. .es1lro lIs--
Columbus, o., Keolxulx Iowa, -,
Cleveland, o.. Davenport, Iowa,
Camp Chase, o., raducah, Ky:
GallipoIis,O, Hickman Bridge, KY,
Cincinnati, o., - Lebanon, KY, go
Quincy. ILL., 80 Columbus Ky. y.
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Our Thtp 8asket.
"a

Inc rumOrS are cOn1nctlng as TO Cne movements
of Thomas army.
There is no news, not contraband, from the
Army of the Potomac.
Longstreet is rapidly retreating toward vir-
gnia, followed by Scofeld.
THERE are about $4,000 rebel prisoners in our
hands at this time.
EVERY executive officer of the Sanitary Com
mission gives his services gratuitously.
JEFF DAVIS salary is $13,5OO, which if paid in
Confederate currency, is equal to 500 in specie
The Free State Convention of Arkansas has
issued stirring appeal to the people of that
State.
THE CLAIMS for pensions already filed by wild
ows and mothers of deceased soldiers, exceed
100000
IT is reported that DIR. Livingston, the African
explorer has been murdered by the natives on
Lake Nyassa.
Col. STREIeHT has finally reached Washing
ton, after many narrow escapes, on the route
from Richmond.
GEN. SIeEL has been assigned to an important
command by the President, understood to be to
supercede Gen. Kelley.
THE LATE FIRE at Columbia S. c., destroyed
three million dollars worth of cotton, large
part of which belonged to the rebel government.
A LETTER WRITER, discussing the ragged and
shoeless condition of the rebel army in Virginia,
calls them Lees Miserables."
"SoLD1ERs must be fearfully dishonest says
Mrs Darlington, as it seems to be an occur
renee every night for soldier to be relieved Of
his watch.''
DEPARTMENTAL-Brig.G Gen. Charles Graham
has, by order of Major General Butler, been
placed in command of all army gunboats in his
department..
GOLD IN THE TREAsURY.-There is authority
for stating that there are nearly twenty millions
of dollars in gold now on hand in the United
States Treasury.
MAN came came into printing office to beg
paper. Because" said he, 1--WE like to read
newspapers very much, but our neighbors are
all too sti,egy to take one.'
Col. Smiths cavalry force has been foiled in it's
attempted junction with Sherman, but succeeded
in capturing many prisoners and destroying an
immense amount of property.
JAS. B. CLAY, son of the statesman and orator,
of Ashland, died an exile in Canada, an enemy
to the governmentand country that gave world
wide reputation to the honored name of Henry
Clay.
AFTER THE UNION boys took Lookout Noun
tain, a rebel soldier who had concealed himself
came out of his hidng-place, mounted large
rock, threw off his hat and coat, and shaking
himself like chicken freed from damp confne-
ment, exclaimed, show you Southern Con-
federacy?'
The most stirring news of the week is the de-
feat of Seymour in Florida, who with 1000 men
engaged 15 900 of the enemy, was defeated, losing
1900 and being compelled toretreat fifty-eight
.rT
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Mound City, ILL.,, Louisville KY,
Jacksonville, Ind Covington, KY,
Evansville, Ind. Lexington, KY,
New Albany Ind, Munfordsvile, KY,
Madison Ind, Bowling Green, KY,
Indianapolis, Ind, Chicago ILL.,,
Miliken's Bend, La. Lake Providence, La,
st. Louis, MO-, LeavenwOrth, Kansas,
Rolla, MOI Memphis, Tenn,
Springfield, Mo-, GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
Jefferson City, Mo-, Murfreesboro, Tenn
Ironton, Mo-, Gallatin, Tenn,
Nashville, Tenn, Vicksburg, Miss,
Corinth, Miss, White River Ark.
Cairo ILL.,, Point Pleasant, Va. III
Stevenson, Ala, Chattanooga, Tenn Is
In all cases the name, rank, company and regiment
of the person enquired for should be given and where
he was when last heard from # the application is by
in person. it will be at once; or by tele
graph an answer will be returned immediately at the
inquirer's expense.
The office Of the Directory will be open daily from
O'Clock A M, to o'clock p. NJ and in urgent
applicants ringing the door bell will be received at
any hour of the night.
"a Soldiers Aid Societies, clergymen editors and
others, scarcely the of humanity
effectualy than by frequently and widely dissemua-
ting knowledge of the above, among those who have
friends in the army. The hospital statistics in this
department of the Sanitary Commission very
complete and exact and daily prove of ncalculable
value to the soldiers, their friends and relatives.
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Che vt. 8. Sanitary Commission

Was constituted by the Secretary of War in June
1884, in accordance with the Recommendation of tn,
Surgeon General of the u. s. Army, and its appoint
ment and plan of organization were approved by the
President of the United States. Its present organza
ton is as follows Mi
I'll. w. Bellows, ID. d. New York.
A. D. Bache, LIZ D.. Washington,
Fred. Law Olmsted, California.
Geo. T. Strong, Esq, New York.
Elisha Harris, M. D., New York
w. III. Van Buren,, M. D., New York.
G. w. Cullom, u. s. A.
A. E. Shiras u. s. A.
r. 9. Wood, Assistant Surgeon General, u. s. A.
Wolcott Gibbs, M. D., New York.
s. G. Howe, M. d. Boston, Mass.
G. r. Agnew, M. d., New York.
Us. Newberry, M. D., Cleveland, Ohio
Rt. Rev. T. M. Clarke, Providence, r. I.
Hon. r. w Burnett, Cincinnati o.
Hon. Mark Skinner, Chicago, Ill.
Hon. Joseph Holt, Washington, D. G.
Rev. j. III. Haywood, Louisville, KY.
j. Huntington Wolcott, Boston, Mass.
Prof Fairman Rogers, Philadelphia Penn.
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OFFICERS.

OFFICERS. :
III. w. Bellows, d. D., President.
A. d. Bache, LII. d. Vice President.
J. Foster Jenkins, General Secretary, New York.
]. H Douglas, Associate Secretary, Washington.
f. N. Knapp, Associate Secretary, Washington.
j. S. Newberry, M D., Secretary Western Dept.
Geo. L. Strong, Treasurer.
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F. N. Knapp, General Sup't Washington, D. c
J. B.. Abbott, Chief Assistant,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-27

from hospitals 70, about 100 men, on their
way home.
We had prepared complete list Of all the
officers of the regiment, as they were at its
organization, and are at present, together
with sketch OF its history, but the pressure
on our columns this morning induces rs to
postpone it. We do so the more readily be-
cause the LEADEE has always taken pains to
keep Its readers thoroughly Informed as to
the history ard aehisvsmentsef the regi-
ment. When We do ofTsr these facts, how
ever, We hOPs also to be able to present full
list Of the present members of the regiment
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-27

ARREsTED.-.Dr. Philip ROsdsr was ar
rested on Saturday last, By the United States
Marshal, on charge Of having rocSiVsd three
dollars fees for certificates of disability to
drafted men. he waived an examination,
and gave bail for bis appearance before the
United States Court. DR.. Roedsr desires rs
to state that he was ignorant Of the existence
of Law fOrbiddiug physician to receive
fees for certificates Of disability, and had ne
known of it, the charge would not of course,
have been made,
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AN OVATIlMTO TaE SEVENTH.
LET THE WHOLE RESERVE JOIN IT
Come up 10 CIevSiaBd on Weans sday: JunS
ash.


In view Of the heroic achievements and
glorious deeds Of the noble Seventh Ohio, it
is deemed ht that theirs sb-uld be no oom-
mon welcome. The psOpls Of the Reserve
and of all Northern Ohio are therefore iuvit-
sd to come up together to Cleveland on We'd
nesdAy next, June 2sth, to join in glorious
ovation to that regimsnt-ths pride Of Ohio
A basket picnic is contemplated, in which
it is expected that ali Northern Ohio will
in. The regiment will be in attendance to
receive their friends, and good music, good
peAksrs, and = glorious sntsrtainmsnt, ia
FEOnised. The meeting will be OrgsniEsd
in the Park at eleven O'Clock A. n, and din
Ger will be spread at noon, On Wednesday,
May 2sth. Come up all friends of the
Sevsnth-aH friends q the sOldisrsI Cons
one and all Come with baskets Of proVis-
tons, come without Come on foot, on horse
back, in buggiss, wagons, railroad earsl Let
ElI come up and unite in = grand ovation to
the noble Seventh.
A meeting will be held at the Court House
tonight, to make arrangements for the pic
ME. LstsvsrybVdy attend.
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UNITED SrATIs COURr.-The case Of A..
T. Stewart & Co., VS.. StarkWeathsr 4 Evans,
is still on trial before Judgs Wilson. The
evidence in the case was closed on Friday ,
and ?. J. Dickmau, Esq, argued the case
70 plaintiffs, on Saturday. It is expected
that the argument on the part Of the defence
will be presented to day BY John MOsWssDy,
Esl and Judge Luther day, and that Judge
Hitchcock will close the case for the plain
tiffs tomorrow.
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CITY NEWS.

ThsPie-NIc to the seventh Regiment.
A public meetisg will be held this evening
Ia front Of the Court House, at s O'Clock, for
the purpose of making arrangements for tho
proposed ..pie-nic, dinner to be given to the
gallant Seventh regiment. People of sur
rounding towns, are cordially invited to at
tend and participate in the proceedings.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-27

TaE ARA Michigan Como HoHE.-The
th'nnsd and wasted remnant of the Four b
Michigan regiment passed through this city
on Saturday, on its wsy home, striving from
WsSaingt via Pittsburg, at half past eight
Saturday morning, and leaving on the after
noon train for Toledo. The regiment now
numbers only lao men. It was raised in the
vicinity Of Adrian.
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FREE DELIVERY OF POSTAL
MATTER.
Care from the Bu.Ius.. Men Of Cleveland,

Card from the Business Men Of CIeve,aud.
We, the undersigned business men Of the
city of CIevsISud, having had our mail mat
ter delivered by letter carriers since the in
Production of the Free Delivery System, +"
would state that in our opinion, the system is
decided improvement over the old method
of delivery at the POstOfics.
So far our letters have been delivered cor
rsctly, promptly, and more frequently than
We have heretofore been in the habit Of call
ing at the Office.
We would advise all who are not having
their letters delivered at their places of bnSi-
ness or residences, to Try the new sy stem, moi
doubling that it will prove eminsntly salts
factory.
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THIHD AND LAST SALE.-The final sale
of peintiDgs will come eff at ArmOry Hall
this Monday evening at 8 o'clock. This is
the last opportunity you will have, aod We
advise you to go there, IS some hae bargains
have btea had at the two last sales, and no
doubt you can sectrs a bargain, as they ave
sold without reserve. JEnezI: :l5I-
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STRAwBERRY FIsTIvAL.-A strawberry,
ice cream . ID ADrsl festival will be held in
the basemt mt # the frat St. Clair street, NJ
E. Church, 7 lssdAy evening, June 16th, for
the benef of the Sabbath School.
Clevelau d, June 27th, 1854.
fups9T 1h7
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RARIHE lNTElLl9ENCE.



ENrERED----@ms q.
StmT Morning Star, Vieer, Detroit
PrOp founfa ify, hoGnd1 Bulalo
Proc PortAmouth TaaVer ., Duifalo rl .-l
Prep floga Waterbury Du. krK -.
Pc, p aranits et.te FOrsY n, 0. den1burRh
Pr ? 0onst, WetmoFs. Green say
Prop leni-tso Blacknaans Dunkirl
Pop Maine. hs sman. Og1eu usbursh .......
barE Foutensllss 6tlsens mArquettes go tons ifon
sohr rradley, Mineh, aAIqustts, 20 tens ron ore
.cnr Ottawa. Chalme.s OsWs
schr Il e WI Llama, KsLsdy, Bay City, ls0 u iest
lum Der, ; a latn
Schr Wld hover. EOu4tain. HOushton. IS tons iron
60
schr TaFtar. Pest. Houshtsns 80 tons iron Gre :
ScoW sutier 4 !, Garter, FoE PoinE u
ssrW sUPpiy, JOhnsOn, Avon FONT
OgEABED---..---.--Juns 3.
StmF Morning Star, Tigsr. Detroit.
Prop u JAin City, Bounds, Ohicago
Proc srctic, Collins, -ula o, 1t9 obs flCr M
Prop P0rs mouth, Tfase se, Ssnd1skg
PFOp neseOr. EyOeT, Onto iSRo1
% g aniGe state, 70 sYth. Toledo n
Pa Comet, httmoIs, buda .-
Pep uani8fsO, Bfacfm sn Toledo
Pr . Maine, 8O.msn Chicago
BARK fOEtaueis, SilrOn. Gaa Qaatie
sohr } m I'll bstts, sbrOW bulAlo, 900 busheIa
sehr 3 sd y nibch. ua,q7-Le
schr s-CrSmouto. Jos nso b. Ba1a o, 100 tons ccAi
sehf Be.ie OiIEs Brown, 20 eco, ~ tons cJal
schr Z } Gt bss Carroll, DeirOif, go tons coal
Schr Hubbard. rem y, bufiAln, i,,suU bu v heat
sehr d G Williams, kenei y, Saginaw
ScoW Unc SzR, Slime, IeITOit. ion tons coal
50 " sUtler @ r. carter, AV, P, int
scUW g e hAue Detroit, m tens coal
scoW SUPP hnson Dlaek river
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-27

GrocsrIes-Tbsrs IS g cd demand Tor srocs,i-s,
and the markss Coca frm at the following quota
tons:
sUsAE-POrtO RicO ;ol25s; Cubs lsaz7c; New
Orleans 2OaZIc; yellow coffee 2iA25c; white oOs-
2I4c.
COETEE-RiO 4saI,oi javs Saa2c; MarasAbO a
a5Sc. @
sPIeEs-Psppsr SOC; Cloves s5c; Cas,is 6Casse
Eulmrgs 81 l,754I,s0 Pinento IOil2e.
sEHUPs-The range Is fl coal 90 according to quail
itg. -e 1--- p
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MRS. EFFTE RLLSLER |

The Great rIamatie Sensation OF the age 3 Tom
TAylor'B Grand And beauitfai ayof
TaE fs1 1KET-OR.LRAFE MAN.
with AL Characters WI ten By the sminsnt al
thrr No curtailmens Of any part of the d Ot, 20
single. natural sot6scs ~. Win q stIi-t sdher.
g &c nth lcairivsly Necessary fer SnAt paTtc-
uiar phase OF LCnf Il a. 4. fs
HEH ~ - b. Samusl Z. ulbe-f. NOW fIa-
chfneIy By lanes eming aud aaaiatantl. DsH
Prupertfes snd Arp intnents by NJ " d 6andei
mhni evening, Juue 2Ith, viii Be pttB-ntad
the beau iiul d smA 81 titled rs
THE fIrKET- 'E-LEAYE MAN
Robert DE eriy-----.--.......--.-.-J o mcCallon
JscE naSE ;" =. -----.-.--.--l lobn = laler
sam MIlou8nDy aDel Lee -
May \ vel a1.-.-------- "a Elao Alial =
To clJ c,uda vita . -rHnd ds Dsux 4 GiSS,
by Nj Eli.e nj sg tougt N inc
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Nor CoNIaG.-We learn that Morris
hiustrels, who have been advertised for
some weeks as intending to visit here, have
been disbandsd On account of trouble in the
troupe, aud their announced entertainments
are all given mp.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-27

LUKBER DEALERS AID SURVIVORS will
P'sAso read an advertisement, headed, "TO
buubsr Dealers aud Surveyors" on the first
column on this psgs. sI5s.
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MORNING NGLEADER.
MONDAY MORNING. JUNE ~. lse-
MW ADVIy~,sEmKHza

EKW ADVGg~ysEMKRRs.
o. A, Kssd-U. s. lo-4 o IDS.
JChn EllIlsr-Aoadsny Of Music.
4thSneum Music HsIl-A Montpelier.
'Fsri Bnl-Stsii merry for o. 8. O. urts.
Wsnted-AreBiG.
Earl Bil-Fusl for 0 s Courts. ~
Wanted Substitute
D si-'erti cate D p1sit.
Wanted Lamp Lish er
s'rRNb rry Festival L~cll notics.
Sale OF PaiutinEH-T OcAl notice.
Dlevela1 d Isstituls -LocL notice.
T. Esnh,r Dealerp-- O,aI notice.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF Cleveland.
BoElgRGted Depository and EIscal
Agent Of the URited States,
National 10 40 Five Per Cent.
Loan.

By Instructions from the Secretary Of the Treas.
sCTiptions for the 6AfIcNAL IO-lB FTVE PER CENT
Loan, In coupon bonds registered certificates re-
dbmed aitsr ten and payable forty yearS irom date
IN Oom,
This loan beArB GOLD TKTEBEsTs payable GEHI-ABE
ALLI coupon and registered bonds Of aooo and
and 100 dollars
In subscribing parties may either 70 pay the 60
orued interest nom the hrBt Of nsroh 70 the day Of
subscription IN Coin In Currency adding fifty per
cent premium or receive bonds bearing interest
from day Of subscription. AlBo Will allow 10
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS,
AND SUB AGENTS,
the usual mmisuioh Of ens sighth Of PER cent
aPFfls-l62.
Six Cartons, new ribbons, In choice
cOlOrs, opened this morning at Mrs. SbsW's
rooms. junsI7:I57
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G s. AT BROAD 9AUGE ROUTE
Atlantic & CT Western Railway.

Passengers ssiug Fa tsard WI rsmember toat
this is the oHiy routs runHins trains that leave
Jisyelsnd on sunday. Night Express leGEes daily,
Saturdays cepte at $40 n ,ArriyinE At Sala-
nAnca at 44S A. N and Rev YOrk s:as P. NJ
sieepiaE osrhss attached
- No Change Of Cars.
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FIsur-Ac'iVe and unoh ged -
Whear-Ail dessri pIions aIe hearCe and,n m, bot
rather quiet saies 30 lhieAsO spring ~ Si " last
nigh; winter red state o. 80
busn iu isIiOr Illinois At sl,38 ~
uth-r z. aims 81 &c and nominal.
ErrehmhEn-5teady.
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BUFFALO mARKET--Juns a5.

FI0ur-Unehangsi. -
Wheaf-sirsla with q moderate business eales
No 1 Chi sEo spring at l,yO; nOE mLWaukoe Hprins
Gorn-Dull. sales No At tl l,s5al IS; No sl.40-
OaGs-sElss at q. C. c OsIng At sc
FreiEhLa- ana FIRE ghIs To sew 1ork NheAt
Iso corn Ice To Albany: Nhsae l6oI corn l4c.
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DIED.

On Saturday June 25th Of consumption, SUSAN
HABT, aged 81 years.
FunsrAl at No. ls Wood street. at P. NJ, on Mon
day. Friends OF he family are invited to attend. .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-27

DR.. Lighthiil, to whom the above letter is.
directed, will revisit Cleveland on Monday,
June 9th, aud will remain at the Angler
House until Friday. July 1st juns25.l57.
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COLONEL J. II. PORTER.
L V. BIERCE,
Major and A. A. G..

L. ' DibhCEi
Major and A. A. G..
Captain F. A. NIsH,
Provost Marshal, 18th District.
The decision given in tho letter is quite
important, and applies to very large num-
bar of cases, especially in this State and
District. Some forty or fifty cases under
this head have already been decided by the
Board Of Enrolment, under the old rule,
which this order directly revsrsss. Whether
these decisions of the Board will be recon
sidersd or not is az yet uncertain. Provost
Marshal Nash will to-day apPIy for instEuc-
tions on this point. Meantime 1t is under
stood that those drafted in OHIO in 1852. who
nov have substitutes in service, are not ex-
empt.
The Board of EoroIlmsnt we're busily en-
gagged on Friday and Saturday ia tho work
of examining and passing upon the cases Of
drafted men. The following list gives the
names of the drafted men of this city exam
insd Saturday and the disposition of thsir
cases; .... ..-.H
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-27

above prices.
Pl=aEsr-In AIR demand at slO per ton for LAID,
$50 per barrel for Dentist" And ss2s per BAR
rel Tor eommOa oaieiRsd-
Ale and PorIeF-stsAdy At following quotations:
Present uss XIX Ale 20; stock XXX, slo0o 70 al3s-
%; Ksnnett sIS,OO; Pale Cream Sn,OO Porter Sll.
HlaIr-steady at Sl,s per bushsl-
HOpa-hGzso for Ohio; s0Sso for New York
State.
LIms-AkrOa and Oswego water Inns in good