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A SQUAD OF REBEL RBonUITs.-A squad
of about 400 rebel recruits for the United
States Navy passed through our streets yes
terday afternoon. They were recruited by
Captain Harty, commanding the naval rem
deIvOus at chicagO. They were recruited by
him from the rebel prisoners at Rock Island.
They sre on their way East, to be distributed
In rhe EeH York, Boston and PhiIsdeIphia
Navy Yards. osptsin Harty has recruited
from the rebel prisoners, !, 900 since last jan
usFy. Success TO Captain Hsrty and his
vaIuahle seryieas.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-16

In LUCK AaAIE.-Mr. Williams having
received instructions to bay an Album
when be camc to the city went Immediately
to the Metropolitan, No. 14O, Superior street,
and made his purchase. He received his
book and change, and had jdst left the store
when b,y came after u to inform him he
had not yet received his gift. On returning
and receiving q beautiful Ice Pitcher a. a
present, he declared II at lie believed the Net
ropolitan was tho place to get Albums, and
that his friends would patroniss that estsb-
ishmspt If he could induce them to do so.
JunsI4:155
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KNGsvIILE AoADEHY.-..ThisI Institution
holds exercises on three days CT this week,
viz Examination on Wednesday and Thurs
dsy, an Exhibition on Friday, which closes
the Spring term. Preparations are being
made for a grand display and the aecommO.
datiOn of large cOncOurse of spectators
During vacation, the Academy building is to
receive an addition and reRtting throughout.
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App1rrorlt rlnE. or HourpEp.

At nine O'Clock last night, the following
named wounded arrived from cynthiana and
were taken to the Main street and Seminary
Hospitals:
James DiIley, 171st Ohio, left thigh; A G
Worrick, Hist Ohio, right leg; W G Weimer,
l6Sth Ohio, in chest; E L Poston, 9th Ohio
eauslry, neck and hip; Daniel Zupes, 18Th
Ohio, right hip; Jesse b Bennett, 16sth Ohio,
left shoulder; W Giuze, 16sth Ohio, right
armj Warren sprsgue, 11th Michigan, ziok.
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RIVER Irrns-Tbs river was verv clear

RIVER ITEMS The river was very clear
of sailing crafts yesterday. The steamers in
port yesterday were the Pacific for Buffalo /;
TiOga for Dunkirkj City of Cleveland for
Detroit; PsWabac for Lake suPeaiOr; Ply
mouth for Chicago; oleaa for Dunkirk !;
Granite State for Ogdensburg and New York
for Dunkirk.
There we're quite large number of small
craft outside the pier, engaged in fishing.
We counted about twenty ofthem. This is
Just the time for amateurs of the line and rod.
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HUPFALO RIARKET--Juae Is,
T1wST I

FlsuF-Ls7s active and prices unchanged
Wheat-Firmer- Sales OF No milwaukee club
and Chicago spring at al so closing active am
Der and winter At sl,67; for No 2 Chicago spring
tied.
Corn--Dull, haavy and dropping. Quotations
nomtne An al tsenee ofsales held at e. z5aI 25 for
N without bics
0Rts-Held At SIC for Western, without bids,
Other grains nOminell.
Whisky-MOre active wi good speculative de-
m aud, closing st 81, 20 after New York g report
EreiShfs-t anal EIe'ghts TO New York: Wheat
lSAc, coru 1876, oats lOfc. Lake imports: Fiour
u 07 wheat ss,4s7, corn 1874 bushels. Canal ex-
p1rts: Fi.ur 90 bbls, Wheat, 1900, co IOO,BiO,
oats 10 40 brshsls
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WEST SIDE ExmBIr1oH.-Don't forget
the Exhibition at the ArmOry, on the WOst
Side tonight, for tho benefit of soldiers
families. We feel confident in saying it
will be q hne entertainment, and worthy of
the superior talent enlisted in it. Tsbleaux,
dramatic performances, music, rooitatiOns,
&c, are on the programme. Let there be q
house worthy of the noble cause
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-16

JEBB's PATENT TUBULAR CHURN.-There
will be daily exhibition Of the working
Of this new and improved Churn at II o'clock,
A. n, at RusselPs Forest City House. Dairy
men and others interested are invited to be
present. County rights for sale.
June II: 1855.
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CAsEs FoR TIE POLICE STATToE.--Some
rascally boys yesterday, girdled a number of
very hne Maple trees, on Franklin street,
near the Water Works, thereby running tbeu.
Such mischevious rascals are ft cases for the
lookup. We can little afford to lOose..ths
trees which are the pride and attraction of
cur city.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

FIFTH WARD EQUALIZATION ASSOCIATION
NoTICE.-There will be meeting of this
Association at the Baptist Chapel, st. Clair
street, Thursday evening, juno 18th.
AS the question rs to how much money
shall be advanced to those sf the club who
we're drafted at the first supplementary draft
will come before the meeting, it is important
that every member should be present
junel6;l55 B. P. BOWER,
Seoretarv
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OHI0AeU aIAKkET-IUNE IS


FIoEr..Firrs, snd s. hisbss. Sales of spring ex.
Whear-2lsc higher. sails OF 500 Ol0 bushels at
81 a for No l, and el-4al s6 for No 2 and ciozine
6rm.
COrn-Kc higher. Sales eflOO 600 bushels at 81, u
al "a for No l. and g, ,09al 10 Tor HoZ
0nrs-Easier- Sales Of 55.Ou0 bushels st 70s70Kc,
chiefly at iurids.
Rye-Eirm at 81 25al.0
fPhlgkV-5s6c higher. Sales of 2 2201 bis st n /.
sOkaI 30 closing atstsI
Mess Pork -5oc higher Sales ut ESQ cOas3e 60
.o.-sg=-F Firm SRaesRt Ilikalfsfn
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A REGIMENT OF IBFAEFRT.-While pass
ing through the passenger depot yesterday,
ourattontiOn was attracted by couple of emil
grant cars on one Of the trains, and the sight
was a rich one. In every window was at
least three or four babies, ranging from
the wesned two years old to the infant
"neWling, &o in its mothers arms" bat
if ths poet had been on the spot he would, no
doubt, have composed counterpart to his
famous "sevsn sges Of man." calling it
Z" seven ages of infants" Tho spectacle
was most encouraging ono, especially to
recruiting officers Of light infaatry. The ma
jOrity seemed to have been lately drafted, and
were already in active service. There are
hopes for the country yet.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-16

PEARL SrREHT ARNoRY, THURSDAY EVE.
Hmo, JUNE 16rH.-Ths Public Schools on
West Side will give Musical and Dramatic
Entertainmsnt next Thursday evening ct the
Armory for the benefit Of Soldiers Families.
Admission, "a cents. june Is: I55.
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ny, xONEYmARKEr-LupsIs.

iH1 f&LEGAAfu.i
Ezeaoy-More active and firm at sa7 Per Mt.
chisng the latier rats on cait loans
5Eorifns HxohanEs- Qaiet and steady at H.
foE gold b. d frat class bills
GOla-BUlss o quite stssoy. Opening at g5H, ad-
vanciug TO 9lA, ana closing steady At s6h
dicVnrUn UnEzL estSoks-Withuus decided change
U. g. Sizes OF ls5l, coupons, u2kaHS; F1v, wen
ues COUPONS lUSaiut1& eVen-lhITits, OotOLer and
Aprfi.
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[CLEvELAHD FEHALE SEHHART.-.-The
examinations of the classes at this institu-
ton closed yesterday. An address before the
graduating class, was delivered last evening
BY, Rev. John McCarty of Cincinnati.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL.
mONRY mARkRR.
MORNING LEADER OFFIOE,
WTuNranaT ErUMrum Tuun X fusa

MORNING LEADER OFFIOE,
WEDNESDAY EvEssG, June IS, lsS4.1
GsId-There was no decided change in the price
Of Gold in New York to-day, the closing rate being
96A. Dealers here buying at sIeos5 clOslns ct
the inside figure.
Bilvsr-Buyingl 10 per cent. below gold.
mensy-The call for Money is still active, and
Bankers report Q continued stringsncy in currency.
As general rule outside paper is refused by the reg
ular banks, who DO not feel at liberty TO extend their
Recommendations beyond regular Customers. As
consequence Brokers largely beset by this elsss
OF Borrowers. The rates at tbs regular Banks is
hrm at Per cent.
EHohAnEs-Thsre is very little demand for TX
change, and the MAJ kst is well supplied Rates are
steady at q oE buying, and selling Tor cureacy
GOSSrnmonL hsnsIs- Quiet and steady at the
following rates.
Buying. Selling.
5-2Os, coupons...---..-. lIl57f III
I-39'ss April and OctOber...........lU7N ug
3-S0's, February and August..-..-.lt7S 10
dispatch from Washington announces that the
bids to the s75 OOO. 600 Loan 20 far opened range
from psr 70 Per cent premium. The average offszB
being 4SG5 per eeht. premium.
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MARRIED

June lsth, at the Msthodist Parsonage in Brook
i'm, by Sav. T }. P, pc, MIR. PETER J. DOWNS and
Miss LIZZIE LEOEAhD.
At the res!d snoe Of the BRIDES father June 18th
By the Rev. I. A. Btafkty assisted by the BeE W
H Goodrich MI BEsJAMtd FhAHKLIN, OF
Newark, Ohio, and EMILY n youngest daugh or
Of John Stair, Of this Y. No ce DE-.
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BRIDGE RKPAIRIHG.-The Canal bridge
on Merwin street is being repaired, but not
SO IS to render it entirely impossible.
The Canal bridge on Vineyard street is
now completed.
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Forty fresh sses just received at the
great Bankrupt sale Of Boots and Shoes, IOs
Superior street. Tho splendid assortment
now on hand at 80 per cent less than any
other house. Juno l6.155.
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CHEAPER THAN CoTToN 5HIRTIEa.-The
Irish linens, selling at the closing out sale
Of I. P. ShorwoOd's, are much cheaper than
cotton goods. msy23
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-16

Do not buy boet OF shee In Cleveland
until you frat examine the large stock Of
sUTTLEs & Co.,
100, Superior street. IS per cent shaved.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-16

This is larger number than have been
drafted any previous day, and a much great
sr proportion of those appearing were held
to service. There are lsrgs number of the
exempts who get clear on account sf alien
age. We would like to see the names of
these published so as to sso how many of
than vofa next fall. and have xoted aIresdu.
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AoADEnT or MUsro.-Miss Matilda Her

ACADEMY OF MUsIo-Miss Matilda Her.
rem appeared last evening in the rele Of
" Aurora FlOyd,"a dramstization of Miss
Bradden's novel of the came title, and as in
sll her previous renditions, gave On salts
faction, as we'll to the critic as to the casual
spectator. It Is probably one of the most
difficult tasks Of authorship to work msrito
rious drama out Of sensation story how
ever crsditable the text may be, and to all
those who have read " East Lynne, ""Auro-
IA Floyd" and particularly the "scsrlet
Letter." there IS one impression Of tedious
tameness in the plays that bear their names
that is almost insuppOrtabls. There is q
want of completeness in almost every scene,
and lack Of detail and finish in the whole,
that necessarily destroys much of ths interest
that belongs to the plot. For such plays, the
only redemption is in tho acting: snd here
in Miss Heron the spectator is fully re-
warded, 80 finely does shey portry all those
conflicting passions that beset the erring and
faithless woman. Miss Il. closes her en-
gagement in this city with the present week
and We are pleased to learn will sgsin pre-
sent her most excellent pOrtraiture of the
character of Camille" Tonight she sp-
pears in Camille.
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G. MOELEE will sell on Thursday, June
18th, at ten O'Clock, lot of dry goods,
clothing, fancy goods, millinery, hats, caps,
looking glasses, &c. Be on hand everybody
as they win be sold without any reserHe
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HsY. sFGOA nARAEH-June Is.
FuvRnzwauEHu

BtcokE-Duli.
Ohicago and bOck leland Ii554, Toledo III. Chicago
and cOrth Western, preferred IA, Cleveland and
Pitts barg an Illinois Central scIiD lsl, New YORK
Central lSlE, Eri- ItZf, HudsOn l45, ReaoiBg l4J,
McBiRan Central 1851 Mi,higan southern 9i5S
Mchig tn Southern year csriihGstes y75s, ohio d
Mississippi certificates 534, Cumberland Tss4.
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REVENUE STAMPS
ToR SALE AT The
JL=BFRLAND sTOFIF CiK
E. c0WLKs, P. N.
CITY NEWS.

UE1rED STATES CoURF-Tbe Grand Ju-
~ is still in session at this court, and the
trial Of cases has been postponed.
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POLICE CoURT-The following cases
were disposed Of yesterday:
Nancy AckersOn, for keeping house Of ill
fame, was lined 800 and costs.
Epfrsm AcksrsOn, for residing in house Of
i'll fame, was fined $50 and costs.
George Mcclure, for same cTence, was
fined $40 and costs.
For same offence, Kate Phillips, Lizzie
Davis, Sarah Sevsrencs, Emma jackson,
Mary Smith, and Anna WiImot, were fined
$25 and costs; and Charles Williams, Wm
Kelsey, Charles Fuller, and Frank Myers,
for visiting the above house, were fined $l5
and costs.
Thomas Symss, WIN Baker, MstiIdaE EGfifin'
Timothy COnIsy, and Arthur Wagner, were
fined 81 and cost for being drunk.
Conrad Silt was fned $40 and costs for
disturbance; and h. Dickson was fined $40
and costs for assault and battery.
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$500 TO LOAN AT sEvEH FER CENT
Apply to L. PRENTIss.
junel4:l56
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O. 4. READ q Co,

BsnksrF, No. 90 Superior street.
are buying JULY, SEPTEMBER, AND
United States Interest Coupons
ct the highest rates Of premium.
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SUPPLEMENTARY DRAEr.-Examinatio
are going on briskIy at the Provost MsrshaIs
ofico of those drafted under the supplement
tary draft Theresult Ofyestsrdsy is as fol-
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To THE PuBLlO.---DOOrs open at o'clock
a. NJ, and Immediately thereafter begins
the fine show CT books and Albums, at the
metropolitan Gift Book Store, No. I40
Superior street. A Gift with each book.
junel6:lS5.
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OsWEGO BIARKET-.June Is.

FIsuF-UnohanRed.
VVhear-Good middlinR supply. Market quiet.
0aIE-Scarce, and held ats51 without sales.
Peus-very scarce and market better. Sales Of
] 500 bushels, Canada o. Is.
Hretsbts-Stsady. Fio1r 4sc, Whestsnd peas lie
70 New Yos K Lake imports: Ii,o0i bushels wheat.
Canal eIrorts: 2Dfn0 bush wheat, roo bush
shipped by hallrosd; I,t0) bbls -four.
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We WANT Two SUBSTITUTES either aliens
or those not Hsblo TO draft, to whom the
highest premium will be paid. Apply at
Robson, $50 Superior street. junel6 I55
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-16

Having had over twenty years. experience in the
Treatment Of Chronic Diseases Of every character
BeciallT the Throat and Lungs, win give perfect sat
i5 action to all who may apply for relief Having had
4 successful practice in the above named places for
Il aotory reference can be given at any Of the above
nRmed places.
Ali medicines prescribed and not operating salts,
0ctory, the money snail be refunded for all such med
icines returned. Price OF Medicine for one month
rom e2,OO 10 $500.
Hd1-fho Doctor can be consulted thelast two weekH
OF every mouth at his residence, No. 50 Pittsburgh
street leyeland, D. Post Ofhcs sddress-Box I7ll.
decl6R2S-ltamdkw g. 8. CLARK, ~
HnnR RKIRTa.
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MARINE lNTELLl8ENCE.

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
EFFERED...----..----JunsI IS
Stmr OitF Of cleveland, Mckay, Dstroit
lrOp era lite State EOrsyth. OgdensbuTgh
Prop Equinox. Clocksin, Buffalo
Prep Akron, Smith. 70 edo
Prop PsWsbee Mckay, OntonaPon
gEop Empire, Richardson, OgdsnsbuTgh
OnEAgED.....--...--.....June IS
Stmr City Of Oievsl land, Mckay. Detroit
Pop W mona, Onliins. Chicago
Pr p Arctic, Collins. Buffalo us bbls four
Prop Portsmouth,, travels, Ruffsl1
Prop Empire, RichaIcgOD. chicago
Prop linOI. OiCcksin, Toledo
Prop Akron. SIN til, OgdensburRh
schr q Allen, Gilmore, Porrase Lake, 5r0 tons coal
Schr Arrow, Bennett N ilwsukee, 275 tons coal
Schr Il Ryerse, BGker, Burweli
scow Mary and Lucy Burns, sRrnis. ls5 tons coal
Scow hiss Sumner Hoseield. WyandOste
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O0mMK ROIkE,
ULEvELAND mARKEF.

EsOgHTEa t.FADEH 6BEIOE,
WEDNESDAY EVssIHa, June Is 1874.
ReceiPts-tne following are the receipts Of grain
BY rail during the "a hours ending at hali-psst
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IAMED llAniA9cfs
Y. bUbCh ..--....-..s LF7ttsufer
PaICEs OF ADAIssIoE- Boxes and ParQuette, 80 cts;
Family Circle, "a cts; Gallery, { 3 cts Single
Seats in Private Boxes, - cts. Entire Box, a.
e3 and IS. Seats secured during the day, 20 eta
LAST night but two Of
MAT DA Il E BON.
Acknozle By al the Grastsst Actress Of the
day. Miss heron bsRs leave 20 Announce ons more
and the last tatiOH OF Camille in compliance
with the urgent REQUEST OF many bts ciiizsnE
and Datrsns assuring the pnbiic that under other
oonsideration would she or cou she consent 70 pie
sent Il g plsy sgsin,
THURSDAY Evening June 18th will be present.
cd for the LAST time Miss Heron 3 wori -rpnoSned
play, translated by hfrBs during her stay in Paris
rom the french Of Alexander Dumas, Jr, called
CAMILLE.
Armand DuVai-..--.-.....--.--..--J j U mcOOllom
1ast stOns.-'--.-''..-. ---Jolln stuart
Michel eblr...-... 1rs J AlcA89u
To-merrOv night, FarsEen Benefit Of Matilda
HsEIn.
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MORNING GLEADER.
KEW ADvERSIsEAEEEs

NEW ADyEERIsE3EEES.
a. a. RsAa-U. g. 1910 Bonds.
lbhn Ellaler-AcademY OF Music,
.Lthensum Music HslI-A. Montpelier.
iseiton Breed-For OgdansbVrgh.
a. a G. Rstt5srg-Pegrl Buttons.
d. Hemmette-Photograph Oards.
Bankrupt Sale-Local notice.
Fifth Ward-Loeal notice.
Ro5ls0n-LooA notice,
y. LinoOln-Lecal notice.
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AmvssmENTS.

A OADEMY OF MUSIOI .nga
n BAEK-5T., NEXT TO AEsIEB HOUSE,. 94SS
JOHN ELLsLER, ,............ Manager and ProprietoT
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Beautiful Fine English strsws opened
this morning at
june10:157 MRS. SHAW's.
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D RAIN KD'S HAIL.

dies and Children.
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z. B. HALE, Banker,
THI aunsPiar.ar.

Revenue Stamps for Sale.
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SUBMARINES ARMOR 4

- sALE-TWo cf Wells 4 Gowans Submarine
Pumps, IN good order, with Dresses Helmets, Hoss,
80 wiz Q sold at a great sacrifice, or exchanged
for Western Lsnd OF otaar properly For Dartcu-
County ehio, where the a gpaTatus may be seen.
iuuas l5E
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24

, Onets may DC made for one % IRE articles, At
the Opt OF the bidder, and In case more than one
srtiele 10 ntaned Ia this offer, the chief of the
bureau will have the right To accept one or more
o. the articles contained In such offer and r,jeot
the remainder Tie price must Be uniform, a,id
2Ders must embrroc az OF any one articles Do
HucTabic al oil ne EfdtL0ns.
For the description OF articles In the above list
bidders are referred TO the samples at the SID
Navy Yards, snd to tho Advertisement OF this bu.
feau dated July g. 1885, add Tor inform stion 70
the laws and regulatio 10 lin pauphlet iorm) re-
gardihg contracts, to the officers OF the several
eomm.ndants OF navy yards aud navy agents.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantageous 70 the Go y
eminent.
Blank forms Of proposals may b, obtained on
A"pileatnn TO the navy agent at boston, New
YORK, or Philadelphia, and at this bureau.
.KpI
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DRoPosALsFoRwOoDA AND COAL


OFFICE HousE OF REPRESENTATIVE. U s.
NAsHIsGTos, ID C., ,ept, I, 1854. I
Sealed proposals will be received at this ohioe
until u O'Clock, N, the s0th septic ber 1884, tor
furnishing for the use Of the House of Represents.
tlvrs of the United States, $50 tons 1000 bal hest
Baltimore CompNny's 40 l o. l'rge Egg WHITE
ASH COAL, or OfA quality squAlly good.
90 COr'B Baket's FINE WOOD.
90 Cords best seasoned HiCK 'RY WOOD,
90 COrds beat seasoned OAK WOOD.
The whole to be put AwAv In the vaul's OF tho
Capitol, under tho direction OF the ihiei EnE aecr
to whom application may be made for informatIUn,
Sc
The whole to be delivered by the LIST November
next.
d 'nds for the faithful execution of tho cen rsst
wIiI be reqrir~d.
Bids for Coal aud Wood will be considered sepA-
fAteIy. EDWARD MCPHERSON,
seIO lawsw Clerk House Of RHpresepta''vss u q
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A ssISTANT QUARTERMAsTERs
N OFFICE,
FORAGE AND RIVER TRANSFORMATIONS,
SEVENTH STREET WHARF,
WASHISsTOE, D. c. August IS, 1861.

CIRCULAR.
In accordance with Instructions from Brig adj CT
General D: H. Rucker, ChieI QuArtermSSter, De-
pot OF Washington, I have placed sahoUners
at Upper mud Lower Cedar Points, la the pO ,itons
occupied by the light-bysts previous to their dc.
structiOn by the rebels.
From sunset until sunrise a light will lie swung
from each nf the sehOoneTB. Tho reason given BIZ
captains OF vessels, chartered aud owned by the
United States Qu.rtermaster Department, for
AnChoring In tho Potomac river at night, was that
they feared that they would run their vessels
aground II they attempted to run past the Sho ais
after dark. The Tampa placed on the schooner,
will i've a light sufficiently strong to enable all
pilois to pass up and down the river with safety,
provided they govern themselves by the charts
provided BY the Uritei States Coast Survey.
From and after this date no vessel propelled BY
steam will be allowed to anchor, excepting Ia suc5
weather as by running the loss OF the vessel
cargo might be endangered.
All masters OF vessels ate directed to report any
neglect on the part OF the pHrtics on board oil thu
light schooner, in not keeping the nights buru-
log at all hOurI OF the night.
copy Of thls circular will be kept posted in tho
pilOt-huusa OF every vessel owned and hlreTed 10y
the Government, plying on the Potomac river.
L. 5. ALLEN,
Au2p-22t Captain and A. q, NJ,