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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-24

Tne week opens with dull, irregular and unset
ted Breadstuhs market, there being no inquiry
Whsteysr on Change to-day for Wheat, buyers and
sellers standing 45c apart the continued light re.
oeipts encouraging the latter to hold prices at about
Saturdays figures though he leading markets have
decided downward tendency. Flour is nominalIy
unchanged, but without transact ons. Corn was in
better demand to day and sac of 1900 boshsls free
on board was made at sI,25, au advance of &c upon
Saturdays figures, the market closing moderately
firm. Other grains dull and nominsliy unch Anged
Highwines are very dull, holders asking sI,25, With
sales Of small lots It this figure. Provision were
rather quiet to-day but the market is arm at auOta
tious Butter and Esgs are very scarce, the former
pa ticuiarly and he market rules hrm at quota
tions. Other articles are quiet aud without change
Sales and quotations day were as follows:
FtOur-Very dull, but nominaIly unchanged No
sales reported 10 day.
Vbeat-Icregulsr. unsstt ed and without sales
Red on track held at sl,s2, 81 4s offered
UOTn-lu better demand AID &c higher Sales
2,oO1 bushels free on board sI25
OaIs-Steady, but quiet, ct 7so on track and sOc
irou store.
Ryo-steady at $40 from store, with sales only
in q small way.
BarIoy-Hsld at sl,relss for good to prime
on track
Pork-In moderate bat steady trade demand At
s2s.OO for City-paoked mess and $500 for No. 2
meas.
Lard-Firm but rather quiet at I4o tor oity-ren-
dered in tierces
Smoked meats-Steady and moderately active
At the following quotations: canvassed hams Iec
sugsr-cured do unoanvAssed, lsc plain do I7c clear
bacon l5o; shoulder l3o; dried beet &c. Sales OF
90 b sugar-cursd unoanvassed hams at &c.
Mess Beef-Ciiy-paoKed quiet at sI7,Oa.
BufTer-There IA VerV Ifftle cqufn, in and ,vtth
good demand the market Is firm at 2se3o for good
to choice W. B.
EEGS-In good demlnd and Arm with very light
receipts Sales OF bbls at $50
ChSssS-New in moderate demand at IOaI2Kc,
according to quality
dIEhwInss- Q iiet and unchanged. Small sales
at 81 Is.
AIcOhOI-LOwer Held at s4.4sA2,sO for ss per
cent Neutral Proof Spirits o., 81
Beans-In good demand at e250 for medium
white.
seeds-Ouist at ss,aeAs for Timothy. and s7,7s
for Glover.
saIt-ln fair demand and steady st ss.25 f.r fine,
S2,SO fer oOarss and ground solar.
Dried dAppIes-Firm and in fair demand at lOHe.
Dried Peaohes-In moderate demand at 27a2se
for peeled, and Is9lsc for unpeeled.
POtatOes-PeAoh blows in good demand and
'teady at sLlOaI,l2 for prime, and s5cssIOO for
common to good.
PetrOleum-o Quiet and nominAIlY 62asse for Ro.
fined.
Fish-Q Quiet aud steady at the following quota.
tious; White Fish, hall barrels IS 50; Piokerel,
half barrels $3.50; Trout, half b,sr -, $50; Her
ring $3.50 per halt barrel
Viii Feed-In good request and firm at s25o Goa
$50 Oats and corn ground together s42O0e4s 90 At
the mills
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Although with the opening Of navigation
the chief interest in marine matters has been
Transferred from the ship-yard to the hsrbOr,
most Of the vessels which were in course of
construction last winter having been
aunehed and fitted out, the ship-yardB across
he river, on Scranton Flats, still present
busy and stirring appearance. Peck 4 Mas-
ters have now but one vessel on the stockt-
the yacht which they are building for T.
W. Kennsrd, Esqs Qusyls 4 Martin are
Building the PrOpsllor IrOnsidss for Captain
Ed. Turner, and a small tug for Robert and
Joseph Greenhaugh.
Mr. Ksnnsrd's yacht is in reality = small
ocean steamer, built with especial regard to
sWiftnsss of sailing and the convenience and
comfort Of passengers. It's dimensions are
as follows: length, 144 feet; bssm, IS feet
depth of hold, IA feet; tonnage, 500. The
engines for the boat are now being built at
the Atlantic and Great Western Locomotive
Works, at Jersey City, New Jersey. In
other respects, however, Mr.. Kennard has
given special instructions that the boat shall
be built and furnished entirely with Western
material, and by Western labor. Her furni-
ture will be costly and luxurious. Solid
Woods-ths growth of Western forests-and
rot mere veneerings and imitati,ns, will be
used in all the furniture Of the boat, all the
belongings of which are to be Of the frat or
der. No pains or expense will be spared to
mako the yacht triumph of American skill
and taste. The boat is as yet far from COM
plete, the ribs of its hull not being yet en-
tirely erected, and the plans of its cabins
&c., not having been drawn. We under
stand, however, that it will be launched
about the middle Of July, and in readiness
for use within short time thereafter. We
learn that Mr.. KennSrd cOntsmplates cruise
around the lakes this summer, in the course
Of which he intends to make 3 complete col
lection of our native ores and minerals. At
the close Of the season he proposes TO have
the boat taken around tc New York, in read
mess for trip to England at the opening Of
the next season.
The propeller Ironsides, now being built
by Quayle and Martin for Capt. Ed. Turner,
and destined for the Lake Superior passenger
trade, is being rapidly constructed, and
will be put on the line about the middle of
July. Its dimensions are as follows: Length,
2SS feet; beam, 81 feet; depth of hold, I31I
feet It's engines, two lOW-prsssure cylinders
"a inches by 4S, are from the CuyahOga
Works. It will have three foot guards, and
its cabins will be 30 feet long and IA feet
wide. It is to be finished and furnished in
the most luxurious manner, and is intended
to be one of the hsndsomest and most conve-
nient boats on the lakes. 1t is expected that
it will run fnlly up to sixteen miles an hour.
Quayle and Martin have also on the stocks,
and nearly completed, a steam-tug for Robert
and Joseph Greenhsugh of Chicago, intended
for use in the Chicago river. We believe
that its engines sre furnished by the Cuya-
hOga Works.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-24

ACADENY OF MUsIo.-We are sorry that
the terrible dust storm last night kept at
home many who would otherwise have at
tended Miss Cutters benefit, and that her
audience was a very slim one. Actors can
not be blamed for lack Of spirit whom they
play to almost empty benches, and the
sternsst critic should not be too critical in
such case. "Rosina Meadows" has no
great dramatic merit, and is not in itself well
fttsd to develop the powers of those who ap-
Peared in 1t. It was, however, we'll render
ed, and Miss Cutler gave the part Of the
heroine most exeellently. Miss Stanley sang
ballad with great effect. The Highland
Fling, by Miss Cutler, Was handsomely done
and the concluding farce, " Family Jars"
was very successful.
This evening the young, but already ia
nous, Edwin Adams makes his first appear
ance before Cleveland audisnce. With
classical taste, which We heartily applaud,
he has selected for his frat night the MASTER
work Of the master-mind - Hamlet the
slSetost uIemeJ III our numOio oPlnlOnJ tnst
poet ever Wrote-ths greatest character that
tragsdian ever PersOnatsd. Mr.. Adams
success has been most brilliant, and his
Hamlet is acknowledged by all critics to be
the best of American actors, with the possi-
bic exception of E. L. Davenport. Our
knowledge of the literary and dramatic
taste of the people of ClehsIand warIan, Is us
in predicting full house tonight. .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-24

RAILROAD AcC1DEET PREvEHTED BY A
Boy The Toledo Blade of Saturday even
ing says:
Yesterday morning, little boy was walk
ing siong the track Of the O. 4 7. r. R a.,
between Grafton and 0berlin, when he dis
covered that rail, where the track crossed
q culvsrt, has been broken, and about two
feet of the rail was out Of plsce. Compre-
hending the danger to the tain, which he
knew would pass in 3 short time. he ran
down the road short distance, and as it
came along signAIled danger ahead. The
train stopped, whom the cause of the alarm
was explained by the boy, the track repaired,
and the train came on to this city. After
passing the "bresk" the passengers made up
apurse Of $12 or SIS, which they handed to
the conductor to be given to the boy.
Tho name Of the lad we have been unable
to ascertain, which We very much regret
he is noble boy, and We hope the ooDduc-
tor will report his name, and We are conf
dent the G & I. Co. will bestow upon him
a better reward than provided by the pas
sengsrs, and thus encourage such noble
deeds.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-24

ArTENPT TO BRIBE WITBEss.-Two
men, named John N. Mastick aud William
Carver, from CiaridOn, Geaugs County, we're
examined Saturday afternoon, before United
States Commissioner ]. D. Cleveland, for
attempting to bribs witness in the Warner
countsrfeiting case to absent himself from
the Court during the trial of that case. It
t-snspired that t. L. Cox, detective officer
Of this city, and one of the principal wit
nssses against Warner in the recent case,
had been approached BY them and offered a
large sum of money to take himself of. On
hearing the evidence, the United States
Commissioner bound the defendants over in
tie sum of 81, 900 bail each, which was given,
+, appear before the United States Court on
the l4th of June next In the meantime the
cases will be Investigated by the Grand Jury.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-24

A THIEo OF BEAUTY Among the eVi.
dsnees of progress in this progressive age,
there is none more suggestive than those
which have brought the beautiful as we'll rs
TIE useful within the reach of the poor. For
msrly art-scuIpture, music, painting, htsra-
tute,-Wsre shut up in the galleries, halls,
A. Libraries of the opulsnt, and the poor
Wsrs deprived of their humaniEing and ele-
va ing influences. But nov photography,
litlogrsphy, painting, and the other count
less appliances Of civilization, have made
the beautiful universal. One of the newest
illustrations of the fact is found in the beau
tifuI series of Acknowledgements now being
issued BY L. Prang & Co., BOston,-a series
o. exquisitely cOIored little prints, on cards
Iiks eartss de Visits. The latest issues are
+" Views in the Central Park" and /" Wood
n asses - which We commend to all lovers Of
bsauty IS trzly exquisite gems Of art.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-24

A TRIBUTE OF RESPECT The following
resolutions of respect we're on Sunday passed
BY the Senior Bible Class, First COngrega-
tiOnAl Church, Cleveland;
WHEREAs, It hath pleased God by q casually
suddenly 10 take from us our beloved
Teacher, WILLIAN DEWITT, in the prime
Of his life, in the midst Of his usefulness,
with the heat and the burden Of the day
upon him. therefore.
RssOlVsd, That We tender his bersaved and
smittsn family our warn symPsthies; that
while We mourn as 3 class, as members of
society and many of US of the Church, our
own less, We sorrow not as those without
hope, but with joy rather that the dark cloud
hath its silver lining.
ResOtVed, That q copy be rendered the
family and also published in our dailies.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-24

PROMOTIONS IN THE IN 0HIo CAVALRY
Among recent promotions in Ohio regiments,
We find the following in the Second Ohio
Cavalry:
Lieutenant Colonel George A. PuringtOn,
Colonel.
Major Dudley Seward, Lieutenant Col
1nel
Captain Maynard Weeks, Major.
First Lieutenant John J. Pike, Captain.
Second Lieutenant Warner Pearson, First
Lieutenant.
Second Lieutenant Richard Pardu, First
Lieutenant.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-24
MARINE IRTELllaENeE,
PORF OF ULEEKI.ANn.

ENfERED..-......---.Mhy0 8.
stnr HoTnInE Star, YiFer, Detrnit.
Pr PfttsburRh. Monroe, Buhalo.
Prnp Portsmouth, Traverse, Buffalo.
Prop = eEat. Gaylord. Greco Bay.
Prop Pacific, Kelley, Buffalo
Prop Ulesn, DriscOn, Dunkirk.
Hriy Isabella. Wilson. BurWeli.
Sohr m Kelley, Minor, Bay City, 10 NJ feet lum-
sohr a Bust Robertson, Saginaw, 800 NJ feet lun-
sohr j 7 Tracy Ruele, Detroit, $50 bushels oats.
Sohr Ame.ican Eazie, Braman, Port Rowan, l7s 81
feet lumber, 81 n Shingles
schr Jason Parker, Berry Toledo, $3.50 bushels
sohr Whip. Phaneu', Kslly's Island.
Schr medbury, Warnfr, 5uliAio
schr Peirel, Peltier, Port Hope 80 feet lumber,
aOM lath
Scow BLACK swan, fifth, RIaek river
saoW = 9 WiliiaIg Kennedy BaT City, 80 N feet
scOw q HI ], Becker, sginA =, rs N feet lumber,
80 d shingIss
ScoW Gr4nVii'e, Connolly, Rondesu
Scow rlacE Rover, Sh rWOod, SsnduskF.
scoW Phosni1, Durterneid, Saginaw, $50 feet lum'
OGEA EARED..........-......May q
stmr Morning Star. Vigsr, Detroit
Prop PittsL urgh, Monroe, Toledo
Prop Portsmou %, Irsverse, Sandusky.
2 op OReRO, Brf ant, Bulislo.
Prop Ocket, Gaylord. Buffalo.
Prop Tioes, Waterbury, Dunkirk, $40 bbls -four.
Prop Prairie stat Williams, Ogdsnsburgh, 2g75 bbs
schr : j Gibbs, Carroll, Lexington
schr Lucy Auohard, Henderson, Buffalo, les tons
schr v m gelIsy Minor, sasinsw
schr $50 Parker, Berryman, Toledo,
schr whip, Phaneut Ksily's Island
Schr A Ku Z. ROBERTSON, Saginaw.
Sehr = Tracy, Kuell SsginAw.
sehr Exchanse, BsWeli. MaIQu tie.
seow Cousin ary. Blanchard Keily's Island.
ScoW coaster. Mayo, Sandusky
scOw Black swan, Fitch nlsck river.
Sew Mona Brown. Ksly's Island
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-24

UsITED STATES HosFIrAL.-J. q. Nc.
Clurg, Hospital Surgeon of the United States
Hospital at Camp Cleveland, has been re-
Iieved from duty by order of the Medical
Director of this department. Surgeon Stern
burger, who is to succeed him, reported at
Camp Cleveland yesterday. Surgeon Stern
burger is an old surgeon, Of great experience
and ability, though young. He was taken
prisoner at the first Bull Run battle, escaped,
and has since been in active service, until
resent severe wound united him for duty in
the hsld.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-24

WAB TELEGRAH MARKING MAI.
Prsng & Co., Boston, have our thanks for q
splendid map, laying down the country be-
tween Washington and Richmond on larger
scale and with more typographical accuracy
than any other which We have seen. It is
intended to be used in marking the change
of position of the Union and Rebel forces in
red and blue pencils, as they are announced
by telegraph. All our readers who desire to
keep fully posted will find it an invaluable
assistance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-24

THE WOMAN IN BLAoK.-By the author of "The
Man in Gray" Philadelphia. T. B. Peterson
a Bro, Publishers, 1894
"The Woman in Black" is not an imitation
of, though its title was probably suggested
by, Wilkie Collins, great story " The Woman
in White" The story is that of an ambitious,
handsome, shsrp-Wittsd woman of the world,
who determines to obtain a rich English
nobleman for husband, and shrinks at mo-
thing to attain that end. The plot is we'll
constructed, possessing great and dramatic
interest, and the characters and scenes in
English life, high and low, are admirably
drawn.
For sale by q. Olmstead d Bro.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-24

SrABBIEe ATTREY.-On Sunday after.
noon serious stabbing ARRAY took place ct
a boarding house en- the Flats. Lewis Rich
ards aud Charles Peass became inoensed ct
some remark made by Henry Dyer, and at
tsoked him with a knife, inhicting two se-
we're wounds on the back of the neck and
one on the forehead. The police were in
formed If the matter, and yesterday morn
ing succeeded in arresting both the perpe-
traitors, and now they are in prison.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-24

! Caroline Talbot, 3 minister Of the So
ciety Of Friends, will hold meetings for Di-
vine worshiPa as follows, oommsSc cling at half
past seven o'clock each evening St. Clair
street N, Church, Tuesday evening, May
Path; Bethel Church, Thursday evening
Mission Church, corner st. Clair and Marshal
streets, Friday evening. The public are in
Vitsd to attend. may24:I52.
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OPTICAL IHsTRUEEETs-L.H q. Solomon
son, under the American House, has always
on hand splendid stock of Optical Instru-
msnts, 10. His apparatus of all sorts is of
the best quality, and extensive in variety.
Hisexpsrisnce and practice enables him to
select with great accuracy the spectacIss
best adapted for the eyes of any individual,
and all desiring to purchase glasses would do
we'll to give him call.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-24

REoovERED.-Most Of our city readers
are aware that R. F. Paine, the able and
energetic United States District Attorney,
has been seriously i'll for some little time.
We are glad to observe that he has recovered
sufficiently to make his appearance in the
United States Court, though not yet sufficient
" to transact any business.
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PiRstsr-In fair demand At sl0 per ton or land,
$50 per barrel for "Dentist" and g 25 per bar
rel for common caicined
Ale and POrter-Stsady st following quotations:
Present Ise XX lst90O; stock XXX. $1,000 to sl2,-
CO; kennett sls,Oo; Pale Cream sl,OO; Porter sll.
NIaIr-steady st sl,60 per bushel.
HOPs-Range at 25ess6c, according to quality,
TalIOw-Selling at lO1c.
LIme-A kron and Oswego water lime In sood
request at $500
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-24

TaE sEooHD NATIONAL BANK having re-
oeiVed instructions from lhe Secretary Of the
Treasury, authoriEing the redemption of the
Coupons of the I've per cent Legal Tender
Notes, due June lst, will redeem the same on
and after that date. msy24:l53.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-24

THE PEAsE CosoEKT-Our readers must
not Orgst the Grand concerts to morrow and
Thursday evening, which are to be given by
Mr.. A. q. Peass, our former tsWnsmAn, as
sisted by several eminent artists from the
New York Academy of Music Tickets and
reserved Sssts are for sale at BrAinard'I, and
= large number are Alrsady disposed Of.
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CITY NEWS.

BURGLARY IN BEDToRD.-About mid
night Sunday, DawsOn's dry goods store, in
Bedford, was entered by burglars and about
1000 in silks, brOadcloths, cotton goods,
ribbons, &C., stolen.
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From TIE 15OTH.
"FoAT THAYER," WASHINGTON, D. C.,l
May 18th, 1854.

" FoAT THAYER," WASHINGTON, D. c.,
May 18th, 1854.
FRIEND ED.- This week received pack
ane of "LEADERs," which were delivered as
directed, for which you have the thanks of
every man in this company. They were the
first We got from home, and you may judge
how they were received yesterday. I told
Tom Whitehead to drop you line, acknOwl-
sdglng the receipt of them, as myself was
busy at the time. There is no necessity Of
my giving you E detail Of our journey, IS you
know it All long before this. At present we
are stationed at the above named Fort. All
are il good spirits.
Yesterday we had Company Inspection
by Regular officer, which looks to me as
though We were going to move. But still we
can't tell any thing sbOutit. However, is q
pretty good sign, as always found it SO in
the first three months service. You are
aware the regiment is divided into five or six
or perhaps eight forts; can't tell for certain,
IS We are of to the right, but will learn all
in few days. Companies A and G are in
Fort Lincoln E in Fort Thaysr with 3
Massachusetts Battery of six guns (three
years); D, are in Fort Saratoga, with another
three years battery C, as I understand, are
in Fort Bunker Hill, (the latter, the COlOnel's
headquarters). All, so far as have learned,
are in good health, as for myself, never
felt better and hope this will find yeu and all
the boys likewise. Give my respects to all
the boys in the Office and tell them we're all
o Z, as We have the best of quarters.
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NEW YORK ATARKRT--RTay AZ

Plour-State and Western s. lower s7,2na7 40 for
extra otatei s7.5na7 s. extra Iund hOop Ohio
"a 65As,4 'Or trads brands. market closing dnII
Included sales 5OJ bbls extra State 70 arrive
this week at 81 35a7.fO
Whisky-Hsavy and lower sI,25 for ststs; sl.2s
for Western
.Wheat-Sightly EaEorE buyers tLssI.sO for
LhlcaRo spring 81 ,63 10 extra choice DO si 6OaI
81 mlEankee club, part TO arrive l,7d for good
winter red Western
ilOFn-tiulI aud 2a4c IoWor for new aI4OJSal. Al
for new xed Western; sl 45 for white and yel.
low Western.
Oafs-Beayy and lac lower S5as7o for Western
wool Quiet and unchanged.
PoIroleum-Eum. Orude 39c. Refined free ssk
CSC; do in boud 6Uaslkc
POrk-Active aud frmer a27, Is for meas; s2s.75
az 20 icr Od mes; e29 Oa19, ,25ior new do s2i H,a
q 62 for old and new prime; 81 Oa27 rs for prime
mess.
BeeEQaist and unchanged.
Cut meaIs-lnaotiVe at llAsIlko tor shoulders,
l47fzl5c for hams
Bacon Nides-pull and nominal.
LRrd-Qniet and UNCHANGED
ButLer-Scarce and hrmsr. 3OA35c for Ohis and
l5al0c for state
Cheeso-Duh and lower. lIaI7c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-24

SEE THE CoHoUEKMG HERo.-splendid
large now steel plate portraits Of GSuaFal
Grant. Csnvassing agents wanted through
out the State. Specimens sent BY mail on
receipt Of retail prices, one dollar. Address
B. S. Green, Room ( American Buildings,
Cleveland, Ohio. mRyI4:I5l.
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CHEAPER THAN COTIoN sHIRrIEG.-The
Irish linens, selling at the closing out sale
Of 1 P. SherWood's, are much cheaper than
Gotten goods. msy2S
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TIE Second Ward Draft Association will
meet this evening, May 2Sd, at Court Room
No. l, at half past seven O'Clock. Every
member is requested to be present. By or
der of the Finance Committee.
may23:I52 7 A. SANFORD Beo'v
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NOTIoE.-A meeting Of the members Of
the First Ward Equalization Association will
be held at the Engine House on Champlain
street, on Monday evening next, at 7 O'Clock.
The question Of distribution Of tho funds
Of the Association will come before the meet
ent. D. II. KEYS,
msy2l:151 Secretary.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

FTrH WARO, EorIoEl-There will be q
meeting Of the members Of the Fifth Wsrd
EqualiEation Association at the Bsptis,
Chapel, this Monday evening, the 23d inst
1t is important that every member should
be present, as the question as to the distri-
button Of the funds will come before the
meeting. All the drafted members are re-
quested to bring the notice served on them
by the enrolling officer. By order Of the
Executive Committee.
B. P. BOWER,
dlt~ Secretary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-24

DEHTIsTRY.-DF. B. ?. Robinson, Office
No. 80 Wood street. All kinds Of surgical
and mechanical dentistry, done in the best
manner and at a low price.
deoaRs7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-24

TEE new way these Gem Pictures are
made at Parksr's Rooms, No. Q, Public
Square, is rich, and they are hard to beat.
may2A:l57
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msy2I:151

FoR Plumbing, Gas Fitting and Fix
tdres go to McGarvey'S, opposite the POstOf-
fee, agent for the celebrated lava tip gas
burner. apr30:IA0