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MAaINE lNTELLlGERCE,
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

EhfERED.........---.June /.
Stmr City OF Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop City u > ew York, Chad sick, Ogiens burRh
Prop New York, S's5on, Dunkirk.
Piop ae5e3r, Ryder, Onton gon, 90 tons g masses,
Prop Pacific. he ley. B1falo.
Prop Wenons, Collins, Buffalo.
Bark Dan Morris, Moore. b lnalO
schr Ellen Williams, Pomeioy, Marqustte, lSs tons
schr H Kimb.ll, } sdsOn, Marqustts. 4sl tons pig
iron. -
schr sweepstakes, Bun aRton, Bufslo.
sonr 3 Parsons frinter, Marquette. sa6 ions iron
schr White Cloud, HuntoOn. Marquetts, $50 tons
schr Thos Mott, stOWel, Buffalo.
seoW storm. Fort Huron. 81 OO) feet lumber, 600
sOOw Ellen White DuPuT, Bay City NO 900 feet ium-
scOw Cousin afsry, Blanchard, XII
Sow supply, Joh nsOn, Point au Psiee
OAEAR RED-....-............Juns J.
stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit.
PROP New York SissOn, Toledo
Prop ity OF New York, chadwick. Chicago.
Prop Ttogs, Waterbury, Dunkirk, l03 bDIs -four
Prop AktOn, saith Toledo.
PROG Wen nR. Collins, Chicago.
Pros Meteor, Ryder, Outonason.
sr1g Sultan Webster Buffalo. 200 tons coal.
Is Bio @ ands. Hamilton chicago $50 tons coal
Scnr summit, ommings OhicseO, 500 TONS coal
Schr T Baker ROOinsun. Marguetts
schr FAir Wind, Titus Burweil.
chr King Sis sIs, Merton Milwaukee, 40 tons coal
bchrB B PsrsoDa, rren er, MarJuet5e
SchT hclnnis, Banner Toronto $40 tons eoaI
com.
schr ings Of the Morning, Reed, ssult Ste Marie,
900 tons coal.
Sew torn Cole, Pt H1ron.
COW Mary and Lucy, Bnrnes, PIT Huron.
Soow supply. onns5n, B.
SooW guIo, Laduke, Detroit.
scOw Ellen White. Dupee. saginaw
Scow VIM Park, Flick, + Jrrester.
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IRIll NRWa PROM fHg la4fH.
Major Jas. B. Hsmps0n and Iisut'
Stsdman Killed.
Lieut.. Col. Pickands and others
Wounded,

A telegram dated at Kingston, GeOrgis,
from Lieutsnant-COIoneI Picksuds, Of the
124th Ohio Infantry, was received by his
father yesterday afternoon, announcing the
sad intelligence that Major James B. Hamp-
son and Lieutenant Stedman of the 1E4th,
have been killed in the recent engagements
under Sherman, and that Lieutenant Colonel
Pickends himself, Captains Williams and
Sheldon, snd Lieutenants Irving, McGinnis
and Waldo, were wounded. The wounds f
these officers we're believed to be serious,
but the fact that many casualties occurred
among the officers of the regiment, would in
dicate severe losses among its ranks-losses
of which we as yet have no inform ation. The
time and place of the engagement is not men
toned, but is supposed to be at or beyond
AIatOona Ridge, Georgia, Colonel Pickands
will be sent home as soon IS his wounds will
permit.
The news of the death of those two gallant
officers, Major HampsOn and Lieut.. Ste Imam,
will cause a feeling of gloom wherever it is
announced. Major HampsOn was for several
years "typo" in this city, and, was for
some time connected with the cleve-
land LEADER. BE went at the first call
for Volunteers as Orderly Sergeant Of
the Cleveland Grays. he was pro-
NOTED to Second Lieutenant, and, at the ex-
piration of their three months service, was
connected with Cal o.. L. hayward II
RAISING, for the three years service, Company
D, of the lst Ohio Infantry. From that regi-
ment he was transferred to the 124tb, in
which he was Major at the time Of his death
He was a most excellent soldier and officer
and his loss will be most sincerely mOurned
by AL who knew him.
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HEsPERIAH AID DELPHo ANETvER.
sARIEs.-The Anniversaries of these two
iourishing Societies connected with the
Eclectic Institute at Hiram take place next
week. Thst Of the HssperiRn, on Wednes-
day evening, June 9Th, (ths evening before
the Commencement OF the Delphic, on
Thursday evening, (the evening of Com
mencement dsy.)
The societies are each prepared to present
attractive and agreeble programmes to their
friends and the public. The exercises will
consist of orstiOns, declamations, cOlIOquiss,
forces, etc. Vocal and instrumental music
will be introduced into the entertainment of
each evening. We hope that friends Of the
Institution and Societies will extend to this
effort of theirs generous reception. The
exercises each evening will be under the
tent, and commence at quarter before eight
o. 'sIOck,
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HTHE GREAT REBELLION" Our read
efs will remember that this entertainment
takes place at BrainArd's Hall this evening.
The performers are some two hundred young
people, selected from the High School and
tn, Grammar Schools Of our city. The
States are represented by thirty-hve young
ladies. The Goddess of Liberty, Truth,
Justice, Attendant Spirit, Hungarian, Italian,
IrishmAn, Foreign Intervention, War, Fa-
mine, Psstilsnce, Negro Boy, 60, are in
troduced, assisted by a military corps who
appear in defense of the Stars and Stripes.
All the characters appear in costume, &o.
This entertainment, as We have said, has
been givsr in many of the principal cities
east and west with immense success, Miss
Ha gar, who presides at the plane, the Press
speak Of as one of the most accomplished
DiauiGtG Of the day.
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1t Alex C Hosmer, A, Corp NJ Anderson, F,
seIgt F F Jefferson. A Theopolis D Gould, F,
Chas Scott, D, J G Lopham, H.
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UNITED STATES CHRISTIAN COMMISSION
The following letter to L. P. Mellen, Sec
rotary of the Cleveland Commission, from the
General Secretary, W. E. BOardnan, will be
of interest to our readers:
PHILADELPHIA, May 3sth, 1884,
L. F. MslIen, Esq., Secretary, dc.
MY DEAR sIR:-You have made an excel
lent beginning in Cleveland. It is promising 2
and gratifying.
The over-supply Of delegates in the Army
of the Potomso is momentsry, and grows out
of the fact that all the wounded have been
brought in from the field and from Fred
ericksburg, while the army itself is in mo
tion, and its movement has not as yet culmin-
sted in battle. Very soon, in all human
probability, another fearful shock, with all its
details Of blood and suffering, and all its de-
mands upon us for men and stores in relief,
must come. We must answer the call when
it comes A few Of your best men may be
needed at any moment. Let them hold them
selves in readiness.
To our disappointment, we have not been
able to push delegates through the lines from
Nashville south to keep q full corps in Gen
eraI Sherman's army, since his present ad-
vance wss made. This, We hope, may not
remain SO long.
A line from you to Rev. W. F. Marley,
Secretary of the Cincinnati Branch, will
secure early information of 3 change when it
takes place, and will perhaps bring call at
once for few delegates for the Army of the
Cumberland.
We have before us yet, fear, the bloodiest
scenes of the war in the decisive struggle
now begun.
Let us be in funds and ready. Do not
sIaoken, but rather quicken effort while this
lull lasts, before the storm breaks.
Truly, yours,
WE. BOARDMAN,
Sao'v IT G. O.
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MISSING.


DEATH OF Dr.. PAENTIoE.-Our readers
will regret to learn of the death of DR.. Walter
NJ. Prentice,-fOr many years resident in
our midst, and recently identified with the
Sanitary COmmission,-st Stafford, Ken
tucky, on the 31st of May last, from dysen-
terry, at the age of forty. he was resident
Of Cleveland from the year 1854 until the or
ganiEatiOn of the Sanitary Commission, at
which time he became its medical agent. At
the time of his death he was Brigade Sur
geon at Camp Burnside.
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ACADEMY OF MUEO.---Tbe more frequently
we see Edwin Adams in his great character
of Robert Landry, in the Dead Heart, the
more do we admire his unsurpassed rendition
of "a His comparatively aubduod style Of
acting seems most refreshing after the hack
neyed rant of too many of our star actors,
"WhO tear passion 70 tattsrs- to very rags"
He appears once more, and for the last
time during his engagement, in this great
character, tonight.
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B. W. GAGEs
LICENSED War Claims agent.
OIlsc.s Boantiss, Pensions, Back Pay, PrizO Monsy
and other War Claims.
sa-Psronal Attention is given 70 the prosecution
ssUlAims in the Departments at washington.
W~Au persons having Claims should apply in Per-
I5n. or by letter. at once, and they viii receive
SsonP' s''sn' d. VI, GAGE,
sssIs-Rz 1853 supefOr-st-. cleveland. o,
OE.EvEI-AND WoOLKN mILLs.
a, & K. G. POPE,
RuPsEintendeuts, Manufacturers and Dealers b
sll knds Of
CIV OLER 600 BBi
Consisting Of Plsis d Fancy
OAs5LMEREs,
D0ESK1NE,
SATTINETSt
60. .UNI0NS,'
FLANNELS,
BLANKETS,
ETC, ETC.
ia good stock constantly on hand, sdSpted 20
toe Western Market.
Market prices paid for Wool snd Pelts, in Cash
aF Manufaatured Goods.
Once and Salesroomst
no. o5 WATER STREET, CLEVELAND, o.
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COMMENCEMENT AT HIRAM.-The annual
Commencement of the Eclectic will take
place next week, Thursday, June 9th. 1t is
expected that the occasion will be one of su-
periOr interest, and will repay the time and
attention the friends of the institution and
the public may be pleased to devote to it.
The exercises will take place as usual, under
the "big tent" and there will be ample ao-
commodation for all. Let the anniversary
bo borne in mind, and general arrangements
made to give the dsy to the Commencement
at Hiram.
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"ANTED TMMNDTATELY-

- lLGR HITS VA NGEp FOR tn 4
y NAVY. Liberal bounties paid ppy at once
ioA. S. Foot, Bank-st.r opposite Wedoel House.
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DEATH or LIEUT.. DLEBoLT.-A dispatch
has been received from Captain Lynch
of the 9th Ohio Regiment, dated near
Dallas, Georgia, May 31st, announcing
the death of Lieut.. Diebolt on this day, Of
wounds received the day previous. Lieut..
DisbOlt was step son of Mr.. HsltnOrth of
this city and has many friends in the city.
Before his enlistment he was clerk in the
Office of the Probate Court here. His re-
mains will be brought home for burial.
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TadnhLE ih 3 3 HNsoN,s IsfANfl.
kttstaft sfthe PrlsoEers 20 escs pes-The
attempt dIseBVered and frustrated,

A gentleman Just from JOhns0n's Island
furnishes u with the following valuable
information, in regard to q recent attempt
t, escape from the island. BE says that
on Sunday last, at half after nine A. NJ,
a plot of the prisoners to escape was dis
covered, which had nearly been carried into
sffect. It seems that plank in one of the
coOk-houses in the middle of one of tho bar
racks had been removed and that tunnel
had been excsvstsd with an outlet beyond
the wall of the prison-yard. In this hole,
which was large enough to admit the pass
age of one man, we're found three ladders,
roughly constructed, three knives, notched
into saws, lot of bOd-tiOking from bed ,
tarred SO as to be waterproof, a
revolver, a dark lantern, made out
of an old fruit can, with hole and
slide IN one end, and three lifs-pressrvers
made of tightly corked cantsens, four
to each life preserver, fastened to a canvas
belt. The preparations for escaps seemed to
have been systematically conducted and
nearly completed, though it is not known as
yet exactly what the intentions of the plot
tsrs were, when the attempt to escape was to
be made, or the number who we're concern
ed in it. The scheme was discovered
through one of the prisoners, who happened
to be in the hospital, and who limited that
something of the sort was going
on. This led to Ws.chfulness and
search, which resulted in the discovery Of the
plot. We understand that the discovery
caused great cxoitsmAnt rhs ruiz OF the
prisoners was called, and it was found thai
none were missing. The excitement coDtin-
ned during the day, and many visited the
spot and examined the hole.
It is rumored that the prisoners were SC
snrsged at the one who had revealed theil
plot that there was an attempt made to hanG
him within the barracks, but in vain.
Of course prompt measures were taken tc
frustrate the designs of the cOnspirst :rs.
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NEW BOOKS.
juns2:153.

HAUNTED HEARTS. (By tho author of
the Lamplighter) Seven stories-basement
and attio,-by Ike Marvel. Stumbling
blocks; by Gail Hamilton Rsymond's his
tory of President Lincoln's administration
and several other new works just received at
Bakers, 259 Superior street. may3I:I59
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june2;1s64,

10. o F. NoE1og.-The members Of
Phoenix Lodge No. 233, are hereby notified
to meet at thsir Lodge Room Thursday,
June ID, at 1275 O'Clock P. v, to attond the
funeral of our late brother W. N. Prentice.
Members of other Lodges are respectfully
invited to attend. By order of
A. T. VAN TAssBL, N. G..
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Total. 5lU0 ZltO 100
There is no decided change IN the market to day
for anything, and nothing whatever Of Importance
doing The only reported movement in FIonr were
sales of small lots while in Wheat and other grains
there was lie business and very little inquiry The
market for -four and wheat We think closed weaker,
hut in the absence o; sales we unable to quote
any change in price Other grains are steady and
under the influence OF an advancing market 10 New
/ York Corn and Oats very firm. PIovisions are
ArEu at quotations, but quiet Butter and EgKs arc
steady, with ltinued good demand but still in
adequate surply. Cheese unchanged, with fair de-
mand. Highwines are dull and inactive, but firm at
sl,27al % asking. Dried Fruit Ia in good request,
and apples are kc better.
Sales and quotations to-day were as follows:
EIoEr-DuIl and unchanged Sales 100 bbIs Xxx
at $3.50.
Vgheat-Dull, heavy and more or less nominal
No sales day
COrn-Quiet and steady, closing hrmer.
ORts-Dall, but firm It soc on track and sl@s2c
from store.
Rye-Eominal at 81 40 from store.
BarIey-Without movement, and nOminslly sI,s5
9ls5 for good to prime on track.
Buckwheat-In moderate request at SI,75 per
bushel.
Pork-EO l Oity.paOked mess $500; No. at
$500.
Lard-Quiet and steady at l4o for city-rendered
in tierces.
Smoked HJeats-Market auiet but steady at
the following quotations: canvassed hams ISo;
clear bacon I5o; shoulders l3o dried bee, uncan-
vassed l5c; do canvassed lSo.
Mess Beef-Quiet at sI7,OO for city-packed.
BuEter-In good demand at SIC for choice yellow
Western Reserve; 2se3Oc or good do; s7a2so for
Central and Western.
Ezss-In good request and steady Sales Of
bbls a. lac.
Chssss-pTime new is in good demand at l2H9
lsc; coz mon quiet at lOeIlo.
aiEhvines-Dull and without sales Holders
asking sI,37@I,is.
AIoOhoi-LOwer. Held at s2.529254 for ss per
cent. Neutrsl Proof Spirits 49,
Beans Quiet at $3.50 for medium white.
Seeds-Quiet st Ss,l25s, ,25 for Timothy, and s7,75
for Glover.
SaI,-In fair demand and steady at s7,25 for fine,
e. fer coarsa and ground solar.
Dried Apples-Firmer. sales 10 bbls at lie.
Dried Peaches-In moderate demand at 2sa3Oo
for peeled, and sOc FOR unpeeIsd.
POtaIOes-Peach blows in moderate demand at
Sl.IO; common mixed OOoGssl.oO
PetrOIsum-Quiet and steady at 63c for refined
refined.
FIsh-DuIl Sales % halt b5ls whitsish at IS l25S,
PickereI, half barrels, ssOO Trout, half g4,rsls,
500; Herring $500 per hall barrel.
lIiI Feed-In good request snd firm at s25,O00
800 Oats and ground together si2,0astsOO at
the mills.
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L(OR RENT This SgooND, THIBB
and fourth floors over I19 Water street. 100 + ct
dasp. Best location on the street fNr lSht lObbine
trade Also basement ami room, l6l feet deep,
front nR IN Union street Rent reasonable. Gall at
the premises, OF address draN or &c. Cleveland P. o.
u1av1g.TSs
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PIasrsr-In fair demand at siO per ton for land,
$3.50 per barrel for dentist" and ss,25 per bar
rel Tor common cAloined-
Ale and POrter-stssdy at following quotations:
Present Use Xxx ale s9,1O Stock xxx, sIO,oo to sI2
Oe Ksnnstt 1880; Pale Cream sII,OO; Porter SlI
HIaIt-stesdy at sl,60 per bushel.
Hops-Rsnge at 25ess5o, according to quality.
TalIoW-SellinR at lO5fos
Lims-Ekron and Oswego water lime In good
request at $500.
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CUTTING THE GRASS IN THE PARK.-We
are glad to notice that the grass in the Park
was being cut yesterday, the machine used
for the purpose being a " Little Hubbard I"
from the manufaotory of YOunglsve Co.
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o. 8. OoURT.-The Court was yesterday
engaged in the continuation Of the trial Of
the United States vs.. Barret. The jury were
instructed to seal their verdict on agreeing,
and to bring it into Court this morning at
10 O'Clock. The other cases set fOr trial yes
tsrday were continued.
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- Z. SgRUA ssksS 4. sfss- June 1.
iET EELseazFS.s

Btoaas-Better.
Cleveland and Pittsburgh l12 G8ena and Chicago
l3S O evelsGd and fOle % Ii9, Chicsg aud Rock ig
land ll2 Ohicago, BuriinR RtCn sud Quincy rs Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne and chicago ll5A. UhicseO and
North Vestern S. do preferred 80 rev York Central
l324 Erie Ill&, Hudson 1925, Reading l354, Mchi-
gan Central las, Michigan Southern 95, do graTan'
tsed 2, Illinois Central scrip I'm Oneyear ceTti
cstes 97, Missouri 6's ~ Ohio and sississppi
thcates 5IA, Pacific N ali 2s53S, Alton and Terre
H4ute "a, 80.
LATER.
The following we're the closing rates at Galsgher's
Evening Exchsnge:
God Sg7. Stocks very firm and disposition to
buy shown New York Central i32S Erie ll2, Read
ink I3SA, ichis Centra l437S, Michigan Sou J.
ern e6A, limo 5 Central l277S Pi tsbui gh Ilz16,
cleveland and Toledo I494 hOck Island lI39f, Fort
Wayne ll5k, Northwestern IS, Ohio and III ia. issipp
certificate, IS, mari2Csa 4S.
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TIE SECOND NATIONAL BANK having re-
ceived instructions from lhe Secretary Of the
Treasury, authorizing the redemption of the
Coupons of the i've per cent. Legal Tender
Notes, due June LIST, will redeem the same on
and after that date. may24;I6S.
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-. Y. zBnEY R1ARKKT- June 1

saeHsy-Easy at per cent.
AteFlinE ExohG1ze-s ull at 206s3O7 in cur
Tency.
GOId-A little firmer, but not very active. Open
ing at 81 sdvascing to gOS, and closing quiet and
eady at s9S.
The Persia for Liverpool to-day carried s5CCOOO
in specie.
Sovarnnezr aEroxn-Lower. United States
skies OF 1881. coupons, ll2AlIS; Five-twsnties,
pOns, l0tal05A
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POLICE CoURT..-The following cases were
disposed of yesterday:
John KahOe and VIM. Casey, fined 81 and
cost for being drunk.
John Coleton and Samuel McGes Were SEN
tenced to pay costs for assault and battery.
Henry Kowriman received same sentence for
disturbance.
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sTILLMAN WITT
OLIVER N PERRY,
GEORGE WILEY, J

Trad Kelly, Eco, intends to start for
Washington, ON Tuesday, the 7th of Juno.
All desirous of sending letters and very
small packages to members of the 15Oth
regiment, by leaving them in his Office Ist
and and left hand doors, top of stairs lead
ing to the Atheneum, will be Accommodated
with pleasure. junel;1s64.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

: MAsOSiC.-Ths members Of BlgeloW
Lodge are hereby notified to appear at their
Hall, on Detroit street, ". on Thursday
June I'd, 1854, at IL O'Clock precisely, for
the purpose Of attending the funeral of our
late Bro. W. II. Prentice. Members of sister
Lodges are respectfully isyited to attend.
By order Of W. NJ.
j. KIRKPATRICK, Sec.
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At the Great Bankrupt sale, No. IOS
Superior street, near Water street, Just re-
ceived 40 cases of the finest assorted ladies'
and gents boots and shoes in the city, To
be retaiIed at half the regular price.
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FITrH WARD NOTIOE.-There will be q
meeting of the members Of the 9th Ward
Equalization Association at the Baptist Mis-
sion Chapel, st. Clair street, this. Thursday
evening, the I'd inst. It is important that
every member should be present.
B.P. BOWER, Secretary.
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MORNING LEADER.
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 50, Ist
NEW ADvERPEsERSEF#s.

VBW ADVKRFTsEREERFss.
o. A. Rsad-U. 3. 1910 Bonds.
Iohn ElIsler-AcademE Of Musie. -
Atheneum Music Hall "A. Montpelier.
Gsrre,son, Bowe Co. For Lake Superior.
Pelton & Breed-FOr Chicago.
CowIes Oo.-Lsaies' Purses.
Thatcher, Burt s OO.-Di.soIution Of COTartner.
ship.
McNairy. CIsnin OO.-OOpsFtnerhIp.
Cowles b OO.-Cut'eIy.
Fifth ward-Locsl notice.
Masonic-Looal notice.
I.O.O Focal notice.
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LKGAL INTELLIEENCE.

CoURT OF CoNNoE PLEAs.-The Court OF
Common Pleas yesterday morning termina-
ted the business of the present term and ad-
journed sine die.
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LOSSES IN THE 10lsr REaHENr.-Tbe
following is complete list of the losses
Of the IOlst Regiment in the recent engage
ments under Sherman. The 1O1st Regiment
was mainly raised in Huron and Eric
Counties
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CHOICE ENeRAvINas, Autographs, csrtes
de visite, photograph albums, 60, at Bakers,
259 Superior street. The trade supplied at
New York prices. msy31:I53
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TIE ISLAND QUEEE.-This vessel left
ssndusky for this city on Monday and will
be rsfitted, caulked and painted here.
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TUESDAY, JUNE IRA, 1864.
RIAL Es kTE

At AUCTION -------- .....--- BY .. CUTTMh SON
D. Gutter Son viii Fell, on Tuesday, May 7th, at
10 o'clock a. NJ on the premises the lot the cor
of West River street. directly opposite Il foot
of superior street Landing, knnWn - Cathan =
Corner " (owned by Edward santOrd). The lot Is l65
feet tr mt and ~ feet deep. FOR particulars
title, &C ,iuquire OF Il. Jennings Atsatsr B3ock4
TERMS Oc SALE One-hah cash IN hand; bal
ance in one and two years. with interest annually
per cent Iune'-I5
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CHOICE colors in new ribbons opened
at Mrs. Shaw's Rooms this morning.
June 3;157.
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Hawks. may3I:l53.
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az ladies Of The Womens' Loyal League

THR ladies of the Womens' Loyal League
and Freedmen's Relief Association will
hold a monthly meeting for business on
Thursday, June I'd, at O'Clock n, at
their room in the Court House. A lady will
be in attendance during the day to receive
contributions of clothing, &c, which may
be sent in. By order of the President.
june1:l53. NJ. 7. CORHEk, Seo'y.
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CITY NEWS.
COmPOsIToRs WANTRD.

Two or three good CompOsitOrs can find
employment at this Office at 81 1-2 nAnts Der
thousand ems. Apply at the LEADER News
Room immediately.
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CHEAPER THAN CoFToN SHIRTIHG.-The
Irish linons, selling at the closing out sale
Of P. 5herWood's, are much eheaner than
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