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Ale and POrter-In good demand. We quote /:
Present use Xxx ale ss,0G; Stock Xxx, slnoe to aI2
90; Ksnnstt sl2,OO; Pale Cream 5000; Porter go
1Iait-Advsnoed- Held at 81, 90 per bushel.
Hops-Range at 25ss3jc, according to quality.
GrOcerIes-The market is active aud steady at
quotations, as follows:
SUGAR-Porto Rico l711a2lc; Cuba 17a2Oc; New
Orleans lsa22c; yellow coffee 22a2i1<o; white oof-
fee 25xa2Sc; crushed, powdered and granulated &c
COFFEE-Rio 47s49o; Java 52a55c; MaracabO 80
as2c.
sPIoEs-Firm with upward tendency. AIspice, 2
n, s5a55c; Cassis sea; Nutmegs 81, ,5Oa-; Cloves
B5s-; Pepper 46a50c.
sTRUPs-The range is slOOal,aO. according to quail
ity.
MOBAssEs Fair to choice is quoted at aOcasl 10.
TEAs-Ths market is very firm at the following
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May5I4s

100 DAYS SERvICE-so reads the order.
Have you friend that is compelled to got
If so present him with a bottle Of Porter's
Cure of Pain. It will cure all kinds of camp
diseases, and never fails to cure Disrrhea,
oramP and pain in the stomach, Collie, &c.
It can be procured at any Drug Store for Is
cents, and has saved the lives Of thousands
Of brave soldiers. Don't go without bot
tie in your knspsseks. spr2s:149
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To THE FRoET.-The sixty-eighth Regi-
ment Ohio Veteran Volunteers arrived on
Friday evening, and left on Saturday morn
ing, on its way to the South. The regiment
now numbers about 400 men, under command
of Colonel Scott. It was organized in 1861,
at Wooster, its first Colonel being John
De GOurcy, and it has seen its full share of
active service.
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FROM THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY.
NEW YoRK, May Z.

The Times Washington special says:
Reliable intelligence from the Valley Of
the Shenandoah represents it entirely
clear Of rebel troops.
Transports sre loading ct Alexandria
for Urbsns, on the Rsppshannock, one Of
the future bases Of supplies.
The Orange snd Alexandra Railroad
has been abandoned above Union Mills
Station, and all Government property
brought to Alexandria.
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MARINE gNTELLIGENeE.

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED. 7.
Stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit.
Prop Oiean, Drlscoll, DunkIrk.
Prop Rocket, GaylOi d. Green Bay.
Proc Portsmouth, Traverse, Buffalo.
Prop G ante State, Forsyth, toledo.
Prop OwegO, Bryant, SaDdusky.
Prop Elmirs, Tn m, PunalO
schr Ida and Navy Bates Port AIpena, lOlO 900 feet
lumber 10 $40 shingles.
Schr Dart Parks, Ogdensburgh, 2s5 tons irf ore.
Schr Ella Burrows, Burrows, Toledo, oI,I2I stsves
CLEARED. ED........May Z
Stmr City Of Cleveland. Mckay, Detroit
Prop Rocket, Gaylord, Buff8iO, 100 bbls -four
Prop Portsmouth, Traverse, Ssndnsky.
Prop Granite State, FOrsy tn, Ogdensbursh, 900 bbls
flour.
Prop 0wego, Bryant, Buffalo.
Prop Ol7sn, Driscoll, Dunkirk, ss3 bbls four
Prop Elmirs Thorn, Toledo.
achr L sheppard Miller, Marquette.
rchr Norway. Eassin, Racine 800 tons coal.
schr Fashion. sherman, Saginaw.
schr ia and Mary Bates, A fpeua.
Schr VIM Kelley, Miner. saginaw.
Schr J ROeder Dannison, Detroit, 260 tons coal
ScOw J Hill, Becker, saginaw,
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FIRE-About three o'clock Sunday
morning FIRE broke outin the paint shop of
John Dunn, on Seneca Street. The building
was set on FIRE by an inoendiary, through a
broken WindOW-pane in pile of shavings.
The steamers we're on hand, but didn't get
into service, as the Ere was put out by the
use of buckets. The damage is slight but is
not covered by insurance.
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PRonorED.-We see By the EIyris Dem

PRONoTED-We see by the Elyris Demo-
crat, Capt. A. a. NickersOn has recently re-
O,ived the appointment of Assistant Adjutaut
General in the district of Indiana with his
headquarters at Indianapolis. His many
friends will be gratifed to learn tn fact
Capt. NickersOn is well qualified for any Po-
sition the Government may give him.
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NATIONAL LODGE OF GooE TEMPLARs.-
The National Lodge Of Good Tsmplsrs will
meet in this city on Tuesday, the 24th of the
present month, and the Grand Temple Of this
State on the evening previous, Monday,
May 2Sd. It is expected that from one to
two hundred delegates will be in attendance
from abroad. Ths Order has societies in
nearly every State and Territory, as well as
in the Cansdas and Primes Edwards Island.
The leading officers are Hon S D. Hastings,
R. W. T., the present State Treasurer of
Wisconsin; John Evans, Of Bellevue, Mich,
B. W. c.; Rolls A. Law, editor of the "ofsr-
ing" Chicago, Illinois, R. W. G. S.
The meetings of the National Lodge win
be held in Chapin's Hall; commencing Tues-
day, the 24th, and doubtless lasting two or
three days. Ths session of the Grand Ten
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BUFFALO lIARKET--0iny..z.


E4aur-hTore active.
Syheat-Dull, unsettled and inactive; buyers and
Uorn-In fsir request. Sales No new at 81, Is;
70. new At sl,l3
Oats-Firi or. Canada held at 7751oi western st
SIC.
Other grains scarce and Jmina1.
Canal FreIghts-Lower. Wheat to New York
l5o corn l4c
Lake ImpOrfs-Flour 7.l26. wheat 800, 2,55O. corn
l03,7li.
Canal Fxpsrts-whest $40. corn 1850, bar
ley l9. 81, flour, none
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gotdFday Afternoons Report
FPoN - PoT0WA0 ARsIY.
NEW YoEK, Msy7.

NEW YoBK, MayI.
The Tribuue's special from Union Mills
Vfrriuia, dated the 9Th, says:
The Grand Army Of the Potomac CROSS
ed the Rspidsn on Wednesnsy- The seq
oDd Gowns moved on Tuesday to the mills
onnosife Fiy's Ford- On Wednesday
TInrrire aL46olook, The cavalry crossed
ard ar6Te The rebel piekets from opposite
-fhe heights, meeting no opposition. A po-
sItion was gained, and ths corps moved on
ct 7 o'clock, taking the road to Chaneel-
lorsViile. Ct which point Hancock would
establish his headquarters.
The 9Th spd 9Th corps crossed Germania
Ford in The caurss Of the day, taking the
roads to tbe wilderness.
wednesday night Genesrl Warren's
headauarters we're al the Wilderness,
Eedg1ick Wss at his right and the gener-
Al headquarters were at Germinia Ford.
On Thursda5 morning the rebels press
ed cur piekets, and appeared in strong
force on their right.
The 9Th New York csvslry skirmishers
on TIE Orange Court House road. near Per-
kins' Tavern, we're driven in with severe
loss, leaving many wounded on the held.
Grifith's Division was marched on our
right, and about IL o'clock felt the enc
my's position, and were met By the rebel
General A. P. Hill, supported By General
Ewell A severe action took place IN
which we captured about 800 prisoners,
though it is reported that we lost two
guns.
the right TO connect with Warren, and had
hardly got into position, his let resting
on or near Chsncellorsville, when he was
attacked by Longstreet with his full corps
and part OF EWelPs.
Hancock, with the assistance Of Getty 8
division Of the Sixth Corps, we're under q
musket fire Of two and half hours dura-
tion in which his commsnd suffered Sc
verely, inficting much injury upon the
rebels.
Other Developments showed Lee TO have
his whole force in our front This knowi-
edge Of their position was Of course highly
important and was thus obtained only by
the greatest skill in handling our troops.
It not being the purpose Of General
Meade to advance our army he ordered the
lire Of battle to be held till morning
The position Of our troops on Thursday
night was parallel with and little in sd
vance with the road from Germenia Ford
TO Chancellorsville, the two hsnks resting
on those points and the general hesdqusr-
ters ct the Wilderness.
Meanwhile, in the afternoon, the sd-
vance Of the Ninth Corps crossed Germanis
Ford, taking position on the right flank.
Burnside's rear arrived this forenoon.
It is understood that q general attack
was 10 be msde this morning, and heavy
firing had commenced when left at fve
o'clock Heavy csnnonsding was heard
when / passed Kelly's Ford, about nine
O'clock this morning, which leads me to
believe thst we had driven the enemy to
their defences, as no heavy guns could be
brought into sction in their former posi-
ton.
There ought to be no doubt that there
has been a grand victory, IS Meade
showed his strength By stubborn and
sslIant defanee without using half his
command. He has undoubtedly been
brought into action to-day. His troops
ere in high state Of enthusiasm.
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MUsI0AL.-Mr. UnderDer respectfully
announces that he will give public musical
exhibition of some of his pupils, at Chaplin s
Hall, on Monday evening, May 9th, 1854.
Tickets so cents, to be had at Barlow's Music
Store, No. Euclid street, and at the door on
the evening of the exhibition.
movF.160
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0ulOAGO mAKKKP.

OHIoAao, May 7.
ElOur-Dall and nominal.
Wheat-Dull, and declined 3a4c. Sales at el ,l9
20. ], and tI II for No
DOru-Steady at 99casl,00.
Oafs--tiTm VI an advance Of 5<a&c. Sales ct 6sa
soc
HiGhwines-Birm at sLI6J<al,lT.
Freights-Active Corn &c, wheat 75fc to Buffalo
Recetpts-l5,GGO bbls flour, 600 bushels wheat,
$50 bushe corn, 1850 bush oats.
shtpments-l6i5O 500 bbls -four, II coo bush wheat,
i6,OeJ bysh corn, 9 go bush oats.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.
ToursvrrJr Ms

The Journal has received thepsrticulsrs
Of the accident on the Louisville & Nash
willie Railroad yesterday morning near
South Tunnel, in the vicinity Of Gallatin.
The construction train left Nashville
early yesterday morning and came into
collision with the downward train for
Louisville, containing the 10th Indiana
cavaI-y. Both locomotives were complete
ly destroyed.
Three soldiers were killed and 81 wound
ed, 9 few fatslly.
Morganfeld, KY, advices say that Capt.
Brown, commanding q squad Of Union
cavalry, overlook Benefits guerillss at
tempting to Cross Green river, and made q
charge on them-killing Capt Cook, no.
torious guerrilla, and capturing ten horses
and several shot guns.
No news from the front.
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DIED.

On Sunday mornin-, the b inst, al the residence
Of her son g Bridge street. West eide, Mrs. BET
grY STEVENS, age 70 years aud months.
Blessed are th4 oesd that die in the Lord for
they rest from heir labor "
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o. 5. A. GErERAL Ho,p1r.1.

CLEVELAND, ONO, May 4, 1854.
Proposals will be received at this Hospital
for deing the washing Of same by contract,
st SO much man per month.
JEo. R. MoCLURG,
Surgeon o. S. A., in Charge.
May6 I4s
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DEPAErED.-The 18th Ohio Battery, un-
der Lieutenant Reeve, left for the front on
the Columbus train, Saturday afternoon, their
veterans furlOugh having expired.
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DR. LIdHTHnL.-This eminent surist, Of
the "Lighthil Institute" of New York
City, arrived at the Angler House yesterday.
he has q suite of parlors for the purpose Of
reoeiving patients during this week.
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ATSthe Great Bankrupt Sale Of Boots
and Shoes, just received, "a cases Ladies and
Children's Boots and Shoes, which, for style,
quality and durability, cannot be excelled.-
The prices are less than manufscturers' cost.
lO8 Superior street. may5:I49
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LOCAL NOTICES.

NoTIoE-The undersigned is authorized
to furnish free transportation for rejected
men of the National Guards. Any member
of the National Guards who are rejected for
physical disability can procure free trans
portstion to their homes by producing the
EEsmini g Surgeons certificate that he is ex-
empt from the service. CLARK WARREN.
msy9:15O State Agent at Depot Office.
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CITY NEWS.
REVENUE STAMPS
FOR SALE AT THE
ULETELAN POsTOF FFIOIE
E. CoWLEs, P. NJ.

POsrPOEED.-The change of the time Of
running of trains on all railroads running
into Cleveland will not take place until
Thursday next.
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TRAYKLLKR,s REGIsTEB.
- ADVEEFIsEmENRs.

G. A. Rsad-U. 8. 1910 Bonds.
John Ellsier-Academy Of Musio-
l. P shsrvood-One Hundred Days
Athereum Music HAlI-A. Montpelier.
Mrs. CaEood-Nots Lost.
DR.. Bighthill-Local Notice.
Clark Warren-LocNl Notice.
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BYERS.

CTRAW HAT BLEACHING. Dye
~ no, hLTERIEa AND fREssIse.--Having inst rs-
turned from the East, Am prepared, By the aid 81
experienced hands, to 90 any W0rs In this line a
well as In felt and beaver hats, IN the best possible
manner and most fashionable style
EkED'K OTRIAX.
French Steam Dye Houss,
mAFH . md 10 esneoa-sE
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF Cleveland.
designated Depository and FikcsI
Agent Of the United States,
National 10 40 Five Per Cent.
Loan.
IbNAL BANK,

By instructions from the Secretary OF the Trees
urY dstOd March 25 "a, this Bank will receive sub
scriptions for the NATIONAL 1910 1--WE fEB oEST.
LOAN, in cOnpon bonds registered certificates re-
deemed after ten and payable forty years nom date
In COIN
This loan bears INTEREST, payable SEMI ANU
Ally on coupon and registered bonds OF s and over
aad ANNUALLY on bonds OF the denomination OF %
aud TOO dollars.
IN subscribing parties may elther to psy the &C
crued interest from the irst OF Earch to the day OF
subscription in Coin in Currency adding nifty PEE
cent. premium or receive bonds bearing interest
from day Of subscription. Also VIII allow 70
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS,
AND SUB AGENTS,
the usual ~mmissioR Of one eighth Of one per cent
anril2-Ik2
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Ten-FOFty Government Loan.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
FgE FIRST NATIOEAL BANK,
OF OLEVEAND,
designated permanent Depository Of the Govern
ment, Is prepared to receive Subscriptions to the
Ten-Forty Government Loan,
now ready for delivery
Depository for o. S. Officers, Paymasters and
QuarteTmRstors mRr30-l52
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IrOn-Is active and higher Common bar, to 2A
inch, 7ysc Sheet common, to II, e6o. Is to "a s,
25 to 2s s9s, q s Charcoal to II, lOs Is o2l,
lO5s, 25 to 25, lezs p. II1s.
Nails-Activs and firm at the following quota
tions lOd up 70 eOd s7,25; Sd and 3D. $780, Sd and
ID $3.50; I'd and 3D. ssOO Sd, % 90. l2kc less per
keg If ordered in lots Of 100 kegs per cent of for
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FoE Plumbing, Gas Fitting and Fix.
tures go to McGarveys, opposite the Postof-
foe, agent for the celebrated lava tip gas
burner. spr20;l4s.
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nsWFGn nIARKET-1l

U5 " hN3U UWAhhhI--lUny q
icy TELKGR4PHl
ElOur-Unchanged and scaIc5 and in good de
msad.
" heat-Lower. Winter red Indiana 81, IS.
COrm-Hone n market. Held at 81, ,25 TO arrive.
flats-Eone in market
Bariey-Duu
Ereigbts-QOwer. Wheat TO NeWYOrk 10
Lake Imp0rts-WheRt 1900, oats S6, COO
Eannl LEnnrIa-A hnat no nnl na.a Z.lln-
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DENT1sTRY-Dr. B. ?. Robinson, Office
No. so Wood street. All kinds Of surgical
and mechanical dentistry, done in the best
manner and at low price. dsc2R37.
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srAnoH-PsarI s8e; Pure lOc; White Ontario
lOc; Silver gloss nSca-; Corn l2Halso.
sALERATus-DsLand's chemical lOoi Gold Medal
l0cK.
RIcE-lsal25kc.
BBooHs-a2, ,sOas, 50 per dozen
BoPE-Manilis, large sizes, Zsa24c; small, 2Se.
Wooden Wnre-Is fairly active and firm. We
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Il. z, zN0NET r1ARKEx-May =.

-sSssy-Money easy and quiet at SCI per cent.
1873 for currency
at 7lH
Total exports of specie to-day sI, ,Is3 Oee
+2oversnssur sta-hz-Quiet United States
Sives 81 81. coupons Il3H Five-Tweuties coupons,
heal05A seven-thirtias October and April, lO9Ts.
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NTANTFD TMMFDTATRLY M

NV 4
w the Qusrtermastor's Department st Nash-
Vile Tenn-s 5d lahorers. wages go per month ard
rations 300 teamsters wages e35 per month and "a
tious. To raen capsble OF taking charge II = rain
- Wagonmasfer, thst viii report with Twenty
tyfve men 80 per month will he given. Assistants
with httsen men Us per month. More reed apply
but able bodied men willing to engage for six mouths
Transportation furnishei. Apply to
d. SHERWOOD Agent 0f A o NJ
maylR2 Commercial House Olavei and O.
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OLEVEr,AND

OBEVELAND BAZAAR Ar
~ the BszaaT can be found new strle Hooo skirts,
Ladies Corset Shirt Supporters. Embroidered Sets
and toiiar5i new assortment Hosiery and Gloves,
al kinds Of Buttons, Travelling Bags and Baskets,
MoFksfands. large assortment OF Fans, Ivory
rms and EAr tings, large lot Of Bair Brushes and
COMBS, Hand Mirrors. Toys Of AL kinds, g, Per
ambuiators. Rocking Horsss s1d ell articles needed
By sny person. Ladies, pssase call look at Our
goods. 40 26l, corner sap rirr aud Pnblic Square
may6 T, G MILLS
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Ladies look at the New Flowers and
Ribbons, at Mrs. ShsW's Rooms.
aprS0 :157
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FINANCIAL AND caMMERGIAL
rEEANCEEEI
mONEY psARKET.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
saturday EVENING, May Z, 1854.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
saturday EVENING, May 7, 1854
GOId-1ne New York press OF Saturday notice q
very feverish Gold market, under the influence Of
the favorable news from the Potomac Army. The
sdyices by to-n'ghFs dispatches if they shsuld be
confirmed Indicate pretty strongly that this fever
msy be much aggravated before the next forty-eight
hours have trsnspired The closing rate in New
York to-dsy was M The buying rate here was uni
formly SO per cent. premium.
SiIver-Buying rates to-day 5ss5g per cent. pre-
MUM.
Ieney-yasy AID moderately active at sa7JS Per
cent.
RxchanGo-Ru'iug easy stpsr en- New York for
Government. National and Ohio funds Eastern and
Pittsburgh y per cent discount.
Governments Bonds-stesdy and active at the
following rates:
Buying. Selling
5-20's, May coupons 0i.................I0s lO7E
7-3o's, April and OctOber............l09 lI2
7-S0's, February and August.....-.l0o liz
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uomMRR UEAL.
REv1Ew OF CLEVELAND MARKET
For the week ending SATURDAY.. rrnr :

ECP"FNa EEADER OEsITg
sATUnDAy HFv-rga. bay 7, 1881.
ReceiPts-Ths total receipts of grain by rau and
canal for the week ending with to-day have been a.
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TOUND ON THE 29IH ULT., A
HRhf red COW about 10 wear old, lame in the
right hind leR. The owner car recover her BY call
ing at W. corner of Luclid ST. and Gases avenue.
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ANY DRY GOODs House IN

IN want Of an experfenced CIerk for one hundred
days or n obfsin enc hV spniyirg t. tho PO=f
Mnster a. Bennington, o, Good references given.
mavf
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ka8UsEMEaTS.


PRICEs OF ADlussIOE-Boxes and ParQuette. so ots >;
Family Circle, rs cts Gallery, IS cts Single
Seats in Private Boxes, 70 cts. Entire Box, e.
e3 and s5. Seats secured during the day, 50 cts.
Last week OF the engagement Of the Great sensa-
tiOn Actress
MISS H TE EEEEE.
AND
MR.. SAM RYANI
First mis- ht Of the New Drama called
OU 5JO'5 GAVE.
MONDAY evening, May 9th. will be presented the
new Dramatic Version. Uramatizsd by Pool, Esq.,
Tor Miss Kate penin, calei
OUDJo's GAVE; CT the Battle Cry Of Freedom.
Miss Kate Denim.
Dan "a a7roll.--.---...---..-....-alr mr. sam hyhns
To conciuds with
PADDY MILES BOY.
Paddy miles................. Sam Ryan
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NOTICE OF RFMOVAL Ill

~ ARpno Of nunniuchsu. Rhaw 60 Of liver
pool. hnel nd. is rem~-n5 to Detroit, Ni-hiazn.-
Any imuunicat'ons addressed n the undersigned
ct Detroit VIII meet with rrompt atfe1t'on
AUGTsTUS 7 fFGEET,
maY6-l5l Agent for Gum nRhsm, Shaw 4 20.
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A ZINE OPPORTUNTTY AND

~ splendid chsnce for immediats return on in
Vsztmeut. The well known HairdrHssing Ests blish b
ment uDder the American Hotel, Cleveland. hsving
been established at least thirty years. with good
run OF busiT ess, cheap rent a~d unoer two years
Lease is offered for SALE the proprietor wishing to
change bis busiress account OF nOOr health, For
terms addrF s. Box S. Postoics Cleveland, hio, or
~ the esfabishment ap35-I5O
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r OST-CITY NOTE No. 183,
4 Mach I6 1851 Payment has been stopped. A
reward vii he raid By returning to Mrs. CAW0OD,
10i Seneca street. may9dso
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~ ANNETTE EHTs.

~ FuR SALE 9TO RENT" LOST 8"
WANTS FOUND" !" '' 30 ARDlEG," "QUE-
hIEs," snd other short notices, not exceeding
FnuR LINEs inserted twice in this column for
3 rents. three times Is cgnIs, Iour times
N . cents; for all over -FOUR LINES and not ez-
=, @snr EIdHT uINEs, double above rates.
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DOR sALR-THF LOT ON

, northeriy corner Johnson and Bank streets 5s
eet mont and 95 feet deep, with buildings. For
eTms, &c, apply to Orson 5. skinner, L. l. Lyons
itVer street u,ay3-l5O ,
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- EMOVAb.- ALL Is Right
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-09

The only townships deficient in this
county were Mentor, WilOughby and Kirt-
rtland.
MEEToR Number enrolled, 226; to be
drafted, 10-Amos W. Sweet, John H. Smith,
Luther @. Fenton, John McCabe, Samuel
Gibbons, Julius H. Hart, David Hodgson,
Edwin F. Ingersoll, Daniel q. Baker, Col
lins Dodge.
WLLoUsHBY-Number enrolled, 3Os; to
be drafted, 15-Theron S. Weed, Solomon
Shoemaker, Elijah Ward, DanfOrth Smith,
Zsnas F. Williams, Ransom Kennedy, Chas.
PeltOn, Obed J. Dinges, Phares Alderman,
Rufus Sksdmore, George ". Davis, John N.
Lilly, john M. Campbell, Michael Brown,
Ludovicus Neff.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-09

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