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Table and Pocket Cutlery
-AKB
II A 20 n %.

AND
r. AzOR q.
Mostenhclm's,
Wade and Butchers,
r. Bunting and Sons.
Thomas Charitonis,
American Knifs Company,
]. Russell 4 Co,
Lafnson, Goodnow & Co,
And other celebrated brands. i
$50 dozen Simmons Paiens AKA,
SEQ dozen Z. @. LeoaArd Axsa;
500 dean Msnn's Axes,
500 a01ea Cclllns' Axesi
l5o aMea Iappmeotfs Extra Slssl and DoHbls
bited Axes.
soc dozen e0TT0N cARIS-ieB;
roo dozen COTTON CARDS-io A;
600 dozen WOOL CARDS -Nos aad ..
80 FLAX Aiming waEElsj
100 WOOL RPiNNIN6 wHKELSi
100 daEsn Wheel Irons.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-29

Ohio State and Union Law COIieGe--Kx'
ercIses OIIhe Graduating CIass-.ResOIu-
tIOns adopted by IL.
The graduating exercises Of the class Of
1854 of the Ohio State and Union Law College
took place yesterday morning, the class hav
ing previously sustained with honor very
thorough examination, before Board of
Examiners, composed of the following GENTLE
men: S. B. Prentiss, NJ. R. Keith, C. ".
Noble, G. E. Hsrrick and J. NJ. Jones.
The following is the programme of ex-
srcises. The gentlemen who appeared did
great credit to themselves and their train
ing, by the ability, thought and legal re-
search which their essays displayed.
"Rights and WrOngs"-J Greer, Mount
Vernon, Ohio.
"FOrfeiturs"-O W Williamson, FOstOris,
Ohio.
"RuIs in shslley's Osss"-Flstoher DOu-
thit, Corsica, Ohio.
"The Practice of Law N MoCIsnahsn
COryd don, Iowa.
professional Unions or Bar Associations"
"A Shafer, Findlsy, Ohio.
"EVidence"-E. I. Sherwood, Townsend,
Ohio.
''Parent and ChiId"-Liberty Ware, CIeve-
1The Natural and Social Rights and Lib
critics Of Mankind"-D. L. Caikins, CleVe-
land.
mature of Evidepce"-J. G. Hutchinson,
DeWart, Pennsylvania.
JIM. Henderson, of Mansfield, Ohio, was
also among the graduating class, but did
not read his essay.
International LsW''-LOrsn Hsssan,
Cleveland.
''The Essential Elements of Claim for
Damages J. McGregOr, Wsllsviile,
Ohio.
At the close of the exercises, and after
brief address from the Honorable John Crow
ell, the certificates were awarded by the
Board of Examiners.
The following preamble and resolutions
were adopted by 3 meeting of the members of
the class on Monday evening:
We, the members Of tho Senior Glass of the
"ohiO State and Union Law College," being
called to sever ouF oonnOotion with this in
stitution, and wishing to express our high
appreciation Of its many advantages, togeth-
er with lively sense Of our gratitude tow
ards its professors, for the kindness, stten-
tion and gentlsmsnly bsNring that has ever
characterized them in the discharge Of their
duties, as instructors, do signify our cheer
full assent to the following resolutions:
Resolved, That the judicious classification
Of studies, the careful and thorough manner
Of conducting rscitations, and the lucid ez-
PLANTATION of legal principles embraced in the
course of lectures, have, from day to day,
served 10 give increased zeal and renewed
interest to the study of our profession.
Resolved, That We regard the advantages
of Law College as far superior to those offs
law ofice for the requirement of thorough
knowledge of the theory and practice of
law, and the benefits Of "mOOt court" presi
dsd over by one Of the Professors, as essen
tial to thorough practical legal education;
and in view of those facts will exert ourselves
in the promotion of the interests of these in
stitutiOns, and particularly our Alma Ma
ter.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions
be presented ts the members of the Faculty,
and the press of the city for publication.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-29

The Committee meeting Yesterday--Cele-
the Seventh and Eighth K siments, O.V.I.
The committee of arrangements for further
honors to the ssvonrh Regiment, appointed
st public meeting Of the citizens of CIeve-
land, held on Monday evening, convened st
the Mayors Office at P. M, on Tuesday.
The committee, having conferred with the
Colonel Of the Seventh, and having learned
that the Regiment would not be mustered out
till after MOndsy July 4th, determined on sd
opting the eighty ninth anniversary of our
National Independence as the most sppro-
pirate time for the proposed Festival.
The committee also having learned, spb-
sequent to their appointment, that the Eighth
Regiment was en- route for home, imms diate-
ly tsIegraphed, through the Military Com
mittee, to Gov. BrOugh, earnestly request
ing him to afford every facility to that gaIIan
regiment to enable it to be present on this
occasion, and share equally with the Seventh
in the honor which the citizens of Northern
Ohio will never fail to award to all those who
peril their lives to maintain the integrity of
their country.
The general programme ofs celebration
was determined upon ,including procession,
the details OfWhich will be published When
fully arranged.
AoOmIittes vas appointed to invite Ez-
Governor Tod to deliver an grafton, and
George Wiley Esq to read the Declaration
of Independence, consisting of the following
gentlemen;
Major " T Carey Thomas Jones, Jr.
The following additional committees were
also appointed:
COMMITTEE ON RIEA EoR.
b Pei1otto Vim Collins
X Lyon Ansel Roberts
DR. Wilson David Price
This committee we're instructed to ask the
oOnucil for such appropriation for the csls-
bratiOn IS they may deem suitable.
COMMITTEE ON REcEIvIIG SUPPLIES AND Ar
RANGING TABLES.
Capt L A Pierce Ell JIM Sterling, Jr.
& Butts Amos Townsend
Capt Louis Smlthnight Henderson
John Martin " Il Price
Mrs Harris, Mrs II Stevens
Sergeant q Rob: knight
r Payne d P Rhodes
John Coon VIM Rattle
Hiss NJ E Warrington Miss Wheeler
3" Nellie Wick Hattie Sterling
Miss NJ A Brayton.
oNHITTEE on MUSIC, DECORATIONS AND sA-
LUTEs.
David Price ] Benton
ohm A Ellsley Belden Seymour
oseph sturgess Col Geo MyRatt
oNHITTHR ON TABLES, PLATPoRHs, aTAFps,
BTO.
r. HeTiek, R Crawford
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-29

UNITED STATES CoURT.-The following
gentlemen, who graduated from the oIeve-
land Law College yesterday morning, were
yesterday afternoon admitted to practice as
attorneys in the United Court;
J. T. Greer, Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
c. W. Villa mson, Fostoria, Ohio.
W. L. Holbrook, Mantua, Ohio,
Fletcher DOuthit, Corsica, Ohio.
]. N. McClsnahsn, Oorydon, Iowa.
A. B. Shsfer, Findlsy, Ohio.
E. 7. Sherwood, Townsend, Ohio.
Liberty Ware, ClevsIsnd, Ohio.
D. L. Calkins, Cleveland.
J. N. Henderson, Mansfield, Ohio.
J. G. Hutchinson, Dewart, Penn,
Loren Hassan, Cleveland.
Inhn J. MnGrsgnr, WalIsvilIa, 0hin-
The case of A. T. Stewart and Co. o..
starkWesther and Evans still drsgs its slow
length along. The charge to the jury will
probably be delivered this morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-29
RniIunr Mntrnra.

1hLNoEHa
MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R.-A regular
dividend of Sc per share, and an extra divi-
dend of same amount, free of Government
tax, has been declared on the Michigan Cen
trail Railroad, payable on the lst day of July
next, to holders of stock at the close of bust
ness on the 2Sd inst payment to be made to
stockholders residing in Michigan, and re-
gistersd in Boston, at the Office of the General
Receiver, in Detroit; to holders of stock re-
gistersd in the City of New YOrk, at the Office
of the Farmers Loan and Trust Company !;
and to all others at the Ofhcs of the Treasurer
in the City of Boston. The transfer books
of the Company will be closed from the z3d
inst. until the 1st of July next.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-29
snK1xa OF THE PaOPrELEa PRA1E1n

SINKING OF THE PRoPELLER PRAIRIE
sTATE.-The Detroit Tribune says;
The Propeller Prairie State, belonging
to the Northern transportation Company s
Line, which left Friday morning bound for
0gdensburg, sprung aleRk when within q
short distance of Madison. To prevent her
going down in deep water she was beached q
short distance below that place. A messen-
ger was Immediately dispatched to this city
f1r steam pump, which was st oncs for
Harded By the steamer Clara. The propeIv
leF lies partially listed over, with her stern
veil under water. She hes on g cargo Of
fOur and grain.
We learned last evening that the Prairie
State had been raised and taken to the dry
dock In Detroit"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-29

NTANTED-ONg &c ALIEN SUB
w stitute. Call at the Office Of The City Hotel.
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CLEVELAND ARMY 0MMIT-
TEE
Departure Of Delegates for the Army Of the
ROtOmac--LetreF from A. e. BurlisOn'

Departure Of Delegates for the Army Of the
fOtOmacs-Letrer from A Es BurlisOn'
The following gentlemen left yesterday for
the Army of the Potomac, as delegates to
the U. s. Christian Commission: J & Ingsr-
soil, Esq, Cleveland, Rev. H Hitchcock,
North Amherst; Rev. D Taylor, Clari-
don; Rev. Alex Bartlett, Oonneaut; DR.. D
D Franklin, COnneaut; Rev. W C Turner,
Nswburgh; Stevens, Cleveland; DR.. B
Hunt, Wellington; A C Bacon, Esq, Clsvs-
land; Rev. 2 BOugbtOn, Geneva.
A letter was received by L. 2. MeIIsn,
Esq, from A. 3. Burlison, Inhrmary Direct
or, of this City,on leave of abannos from this
From it We extract as follows;
CITY POIEF HOSPITAL,
June Path, 1854.
''I AN we'll and working very hard to try
and make the poor, wounded soldiers COM
Portable. 1t is an awful ght to behold arms
and legs off, and shot all to pieces. Most Of
them take it very patiently. Very many Of
them are happy in religion. The soldiers
say, when We are assisting them, "God bless
the Christian Commission.
should think there we're some 5000 on
this ground, and more are coming in every
day. found several young boys, some six
teen, seventeen and eighteen years of age,
with legs OF. When you speak of the Savior
the tears will start in their eyes, and they
will brighten up The Christian Commission
is doing much, and their labor is appreoiat-
ed. Yours truly,
A. E. BURLIsoN,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-29

Losses IN THE SEvEETH ONO DErAcH-
NEsT.-Ws have received letter from Owen
Hicks, Of the Seventh Ohio Detachment, d. g.,
the detachment of the regiment which had
Joined it after its organization, as fresh re-
eruits, and whose term of service has not yet
expired, dated June 18th, giving the list of
lOsrcs in the detachment during the battle Of
June 18th, near Atlanta. The detachment
is now consolidated with similar dstach-
msnt of the Fifth O. Y. L. and commanded
by Major symmes, Of the latter regiment.
The following are the Losses of the Seventh.
KILLED.
Geary Brakeman, C.
WOUNDED.
= Dick Shepard, D, shoulder Sergeant John
Baptis, F, hip, slightly; Daniel Bennett, F,
thigh, severely Andrew Brewster, F, hand,
slightly; Howard Collins, C, face, severely;
Edwin Wright, A, hand, slightly.
MISSING.
Lewis Butts, F.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-29

ACADEMY OF MUsIO.-The second night
of the Ticket of Leave Man." was laare
successful than the first. A large audience
was present, and the piece went of without
the hitohes SO inevitable in first night"
The whole company succeed admirably in
the play, and gain great credit to themselves
from their rendition oft. It will be repeat
ed again tonight.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-29
LOCAL NOTICES.

Revenue Stamps for Sals.
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NEW YORK 1IARKEF-Juus IS
lBT TKLEGRAPHJ


FIouF-Stats and Western excited and I5as0c high
err sales at l5a9 80 for extra State; e9O49 IS for
extra round hoop OhOs e9soal0 50 for Trade brands,
closing with sellers ct inside quotations. IDoiud-
ed in sales 200 bbs extra state Tor the last Is
TThiSEy-Irreguar and unsettled. Sales at o.,
TO8l7B Tor State and 81 s74Al 80 for Western Since
Change the market IL excited by q report q ON
WaahingtOl thes Congress viii put immediate
duty Of s2,Oo OF a25O Per gallon upon whisky, and
sales 1000 bbi5 Western at sssOalsl chiefly the
WheaG-Exeited and 5sIOc higher. Sales at asO0a
2.2O for Chicago spring; a2S5a2,l3 for Milwaukee
club; S2l6a5 ~ for WiHtsr red Western.
RTe-scaroe aud hrm at q, So
Oorn-Heavy and lazo lower SaleH at el.52al ,f3
for new mixed Western 81 54< for Western yellow
Onts-Quiet. Sales at 96aQsc for Western, the out
sde quotation for lots in Since Change son
bushels sold at CSC IN store.
fl0Hee-Dul ana prices nominaly UNCHANGED.
sugHr-Quiet. Sales At 2l8c for Porto RicO and
I9H a1l0 for Cuba and MusooYAdo
P0rrOleum-Very firm Crude 4Ta4T51o; refined
In bond 7ss7ec; do fTes s4as5o.
TOOI-Very frm, but unsettled.
PoFk-Active and higher. Sales at ei0 90 for mes;
"a G3Ha4335 for new do, closing Gt a43 O0a1s z5 ;
o33 OOas6 90 for old and prime; 5000 Al 60 for
prime mess. Also last evening 500 bbls new meas,
deliverable on or before July 18th, buyers OPTION ct
el3.f0
Beef-Quist and steady.
Bacon SideB-Dul and nominal
LaRrd-more active and higher. sales 81 l6fal5c.
Also $50 bbls for July, sellers option, at IN.
ButIer-Quiet and little irmer. Sales ct 27a35e
fof Ohio; SOa4lc for State,
Cheese-ActiVe and nTm ct l3a20o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-29

June 18th. at half pa.t four O'Clock, Ms. JANE
PAUL, gsd rs year.
FuneraI this wednesday, afternoon At , o'clock,
from 95 Fulton strser, West Side.
On Tuesday June 18th 1854, after short illness,
PETER BARKER, aged 69 years.
Funeral at the re,idencs, 70 Detroit str ct (West
sids) on Wedns sdav, June 29th. at O'Clock P. M.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-29

IMPURE BREATH.-Among all the disa.
greeable consequences that follow fast the
decay Of the teeth, an impure breath must
unpleasant and Notifying to its posssssor.
as It Is the most inexcussbIe and offensive IN
society. How often its pOssessor expsris1oss
distant coldness shown even from tbe hest
oL Irls9ds, OF from the one most fODIIy cher
the cause yourself, the subject ia 90 SsI; 1l Vl
your most intimate friend will mot
it. Why not remove tbs one great 6a-H;o-
to your health, 5eauty and happinsss AZ ~. 30
by using Tat justly popular denti frice. To-
grant 5oEodont, the most convenient. nIsag-
ant and efaeaciOus gem for the toilet m.
world has ever produced.
Sold by Druggists everywhere at rs esnts
peF bottle. japo 95:1sO-.o %
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-29
REV knyERTIsERaEHTs.

DOARD WANTED-BY A LADY
, and two small childrei; house on the West
Ride PIE erred address, stating terms, etc " NJ,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-29
REVENUE STAMPS
FoR SALE AT THE
O L:RvELAND POsTO FlF-I GLE
E. C0wLEs, P. NJ.
CITY NEWS.

We srs indepted to A. ]. Hawks for
the Now York papers.
CIRoUs.-Robinson & Howe's Mammoth
Circus drew unprecedented crowds to Ohio
street yesterday afternoon and evening, and
all came away delighted. The trOupe'ia q
sPlenoaa one and its chief attraction, Mr..
James RobinssN. tho far-famed equestrian,
is without parallel In ability.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-29
PrrrspUReH. FoRr W.vuv Avn n

PrTsBUReH, FoEr WAYNE AND CHICAGO
RALRoAD.-A specisl meeting Of the Board
of Directors of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railway comPany is called for
the 11th of July, at Pittsburgh. One of the
objects of the meeting is reported to be to
declare dividend of 2K per cent. for the
quarter ending July 1.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FINAN CIAL.
HONEY mARKRT.
MOANING LEAgER 1TTIGH, -.


1UEsDAY EVEHUas June a. 1884.
G0Id-Gold Is IN in an extremely IN ssttled con.
ditiOn, and must oontinus 90 a. long It il subjsot
to the caprice Of the few men in New York Eho sp-
parsntIy hold the helm By which its course Is d.
reoted, and who may thus move lt according ss sx-
re1isucy Dictates The rates to-day ruled decidedly
higher and il Is not unreasonable 70 expect that the
wants for to-morroE's steamer will give 1t another
large upward move. The closing rates are reported
at 2ssS2la. Dealers here are compelled to operates
good deal OF the time without guide, and eonse-
quently preserve q e margin in their purchases
The buying Ates to-day ranEtd at 2lss3O, offerings
Hight. The calls were not large, selling rates rang
ing at fsOG2ss.
silVOr-Buyins at Is and selling 10 Per cent. be-
low gold.
m0ney-Some Of the Banks report q little easier
working Of currency to-day owing to frear receipts
from the East while Others who have been less for
tunate in this respect, still complain Of great Btrin-
gency. The discount demand continues active but
small falling of in the amount OF wosl paper ofsr.
ing is reported 1t is estimated that sIs 10000 will
be used in the purchase ofthe wool clip Of this State
The product Of Michigan will be about el2 900.
ExohanES-Exohange continues heavy. hates
are firm at y of buying on New York, Boston and
Philadelphia, and y Oh epar selling for currency,
the former for round sums.
GOVOrnmeaE Bsuds-Quist and lover. We
quote as follows;
b-sJst oupona-..-.--.... l08H
7-30s, April and October.............l05H los
I-0s, February and August....--.lo5H los
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-29

VIM Rattle A Nelson.
OoNNITTEI on PRINTING.
Maj. ". F. Carey, David Price,
8. Race, J. 8. Stephenson,
Edwin OoWles.
COMMITTEE ON RAILROADS.
Maj. W. F. Carey, A. Stone, Jr.,
W. b. Kennard, E. S. Flint,
James r. Clark, L. D. Rueker
COMMITTEE ON CARRIAGES.
Thos. Jones, Jr., ". Z. Adams,
". H. Willard.
A committee was also appointed to ask the
Council for the use of the Park, for the Oscs-
sion.
COmmittse-Msssrs. Percy Rice, ThOs.
Jones, Jr., G. Rogers.
All of the above committees are requested
to meet at the Mayors Office, this evening,
at eight o'clock, to perfect arrangements.
GEo. B. sEETER, President.
THos. JONES, JR., Secretary.
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4 OST-ON FRIDAY AFTER-

I J noon, the 2zth inst, st Ohaptn's Hall or on
the way from there TO Shor 81, round go bTe "a
pin set with D Hrls. The fiudor will con a favor
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MINING arnCKa

hEW YORK, June So.
Boston to day:
Bay State ls8, central 60, Copper Falls 81 Frank
LIN So huron "a Isle r. yale Il Miuuesofa Al NORTH
western IL, PsvGbio 90, hOekIand is, French Oresk
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MARINE lNTELIIaENCE.


PORF OF CLEVELAND.
EHEERED--.----Juns q.
5tmr Morning Star, Yigor, Detroit.
5tmr Ella Burrows, Burrows, Morpeth
Prep 9alsna, Penny. Buffalo
Prop New York, Sisson, Dunkfrk
Prop Arctic, Collins, Buffalo
Brig Ba4timore, Brothsrs, Kingston, I58 fona i'm,
ore ~ AlO-
Brig Isabella, Wilson, Buffalo
sohr tracy, Rueliss saginaw, I5S N lumbar. 100
IA ahinglcn ----so-i w
sehr David Ie sssstsa, Stone, harQustts, 400 .ons
echr gonsuelo, Hsarnss. Buffalo
5chr Eatr Wind Titus, Burweii 1Ae NJ L.. -.
Schr Baker, Robinson Erlo wv AuuDet
sehr W sargeant, Didrs BufJalo
Sohr ID Post, Chapman. Toledo
OLHA June q.
Stmr Morning Star Tiger, Detroit
6top mineral ROok, Wilson, Detroit
nIop atlantic, Pratt. Buffalo, 100 bbI4 aorr
6toS Galena Penny, Chicagc
1rop neW hoIk, eisSon, Toledo
Blg Baltimore, Brothers. Cdathar,
S Hanoerer Pelton, Buffalo 4efO bushels eorr-
ir Sehr nra. Rrink, Marquette
SSchr = Tracy, kuells, Saginaw
ssthE sohE y nl Case, shRson, OhfcaRo go tons eoaI
9l Sohr = warner, Gilmore Msreueits
SSLL SlL MiQn shti Jasmer ChieagO, 500 tons coal
Senr n Y Post, Chapman, Toledo
S nOeni1s butterheid, Detroit 80 tors roaf -
w" SlS1hFiile' l1 Connolly, OgdensburEh, mo -
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NEW PATH.-The Street Commissioner is
engaged in laying out a new walk from the
Fountain to the northwest corner of the Pub
lie Square.
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MARRIED

In Obarlin, on Tuesday morniRg, June 2sth 1854,
at the resdencs Of 2, s Wright, Dy Professor U. h.
churchill, Lr- M LUhGNS. Of Cleveland, and
Miss OLIVE A. LANG, OF Huntington, LOrain Co.,
Ohio.