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OWNERS WANTED. For q pocket book
containing receipt for judgment and a
small amount of silver.
Also, for q six-ysar-oId black mare with 6
white star on hor forehead, and a half spring
wagon. The owners Of both these articles
will please call at the City Prison buildings
and prove property.
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COLLEGE, APPc1NTNENT.-Prof. q. W.
Everett, late Principal of the Eclectic In
stitute, Hiram, Ohio, has accepted the Pres
idency of Eureka College, ILL.,, rendered him
by the Board Of Trustees of that Institution.
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ARRIvAL OF THE GARIBALDI GUARDs-
Tho GaribaIdi Guards, Major ArnOld's old
company of the Path Regiment, arrived last
night on the evening train from Columbus.
They were suitably received with music, &c.,
ct the Depot, and q supper was spread for
them at Elmer's Hall.
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APAc1Ha RACE will come of on Friday,
June "a, at 8 O'Clock P. N, on County Fair
Ground, for purse of 500. T. Kimberly
names General Grant, J. G Bruggman names
Jenny Lind, Thomas MOngehsm, names
Yankee Tom, E. Russell names Henry Clay.
iune23:l56
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UETfED STATES CoUET.-The case Of
A. T. Stewart and Co., of New York, VS.. Js-
cob stsrkwsather and William T. Evans Of
Stark county is still on trial before this court.
It will probably occupy several days.
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EKW YORK nIARKET--Juuo 2


By rELEGRAPH.1
FIOur-Esstern and Western irregular excited,
unsettled and 25a5cc higher sales At 81 60ag On for
extra State; e8,sGA9 30 for extra round hoop Ohio
Whisky-Firm at 81 ,65ai. 70 for state
Wheat-Excited and lOal6c higher Sales at RI ,9s
R2,05 for Chicago spring; azUOa2OT for EIliVaIl.
kee club: S2,lS43,23 Tor wiater red Western
Ryo-Quiet ana nominal.
Barley-5carce.
new mixed Western "a
Oats-HiGher and more active Sales at glxaszc
for Western.
suSnr-Active. Fev Orleans ls1SA9i<o.
WOOi-btPher ard unsettled.
PetrOisum-Fim. Refined in bond T2c refined
free SIC.
POrk-0pened very much eIcited and prices sd
vsneed s75 bbI, but closed dull and dfOopin AT
about yesteid Days ngares. sales at s5s 90 for mess
SssoOa4 U9sor new prime; s3s 50a3g 10 prime mess
Bee1-E1cted, more active ana higher sa'es AT
sl5Oualh,0 foF country me So 0OalOO0 for country
prime; s2O,O0a25 90 for repacked mess p77i Oa7s ~
for extra mess
Prime Mess Beef-Firm, but quiet.
Gut meaIa-Ftrm and quiet
Bacon sfdes-Dull and nominal
Lard-more acti:e, chiefly for future delivery
and higher. '4'
Butter -UBasttlsd Sales a 25as5 for Ohio.
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HE. sTOOA nAGA1E- Jane ~.

st0oka-DulI and lower
Cleveland and Pittsbursh l123f, Chicago and North
western pre- erred s9k, Chicago and Rock Island
il54. htasg0. Burlington and Q1iney ls2, Mitwau-
kee and Prairie du Chen 50, Wayne lt411, Fri
lis, Hudson l4l3s. Reading ls06 MICHIGAN Central
l6I, Michigan Southern 984. Illinois Central scrip
!sO, New York Central 1854. Cumberland 7IA.
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IMPORTANT TO EAST CLEvELAED.-The
citizens of East Cleveland are requested to
meet at the Wright House, this, Thursdsy
evening, to take into confederation the clear
ing of the township from the draft. Let ev-
cry one turn out. The work can now be ac-
cOmplished for small amount.
By order Of TIE TRUSTEES.
East Cleveland, o., June 23d, 1854.
june23:I56
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Ensign and Hsnscom have
our thanks for basket of splendid straw
berries. Better ones cannot be found in tho
market than those which they have on hand
at No. IO6, east side Monumental Square.
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FINANCIAL AND c0MMERcIAL
FTNAF CTAE,
HONEY MARKRF.
MORNING LEADER OFFlOE,
WFDEEgnAV EvEUUqG lima % 1ael

MORNING LEADER OFF1OE,
WEDNESDAY EvEEHG, June q, 1854
GOld-The closing rates for Gold in New York to.
day were the same yesterdAy-2Os92IO. At noon,
under heavy pressure from the short interest,
whose contracts for to-day and tomorrow are report
cd to have been large, the rate reached 2S5 This g
ure had the effect 10 draw out large lots, and the
price rapidly declined, closing as above dispatch
states that at meeting of Bankers and Brokers a
committee was appointed to go TO Washington, and
II possible procure the repeal modification OF the
Gold bill.
The transactions here to-day were comparatively
light. Dealers generally were paying 200.
SlIyer-Buying nominaly at 10 per cent. below
gold.
MOnsy-Bankers report increasing st. inRenoy in
currency, and some refusing all applicants who
cannot Use exchange while those who have Five per
cents freely using them. The receipts from New
York moderate. and lar exceeded By the dem and
Nothing but the best paper Is at all negotiable
ExohRDss-Quist and heavy. Buying rates con-
tinus firm at Hex Cd on New York. and non on
Philadelphia and Boston. Selling at par for cur
rency.
Government BOnds-Firm ct the following
rates:
Buying. Selling.
5-2Oss 10I
7-3o'sI April and October.......-...lO7& uO
1905, February and August.......l07E ITO
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CITY NEWS.

IHYIRNART.-The City Council has sc-
cspted an Invitation from the Infrmary
Board to visit the City Inhrmary tO-mOrrOW
(Fridayl afternoon, at two o'clock P.N.
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MORNING LEADER.
MORNING.. JUNE %. 1864
NEW ADVKRFIsKMERTs.


O. A. Bsaa-U. 8. 1916 Bonds.
John EIIsler-Aosdemy Of Music.
Athsneum Music Hall-A. Montpelier.
Robinson Howes-Oircu5.
Gsrretson, Bowe %. FOR Lake Superior. =
Robert Hanna Co.-For Lake Superior.
Pelion Breed-For Ogdsnsburgh.
Churchill Bro.-Whale Oil Soap.
b. Stedman-PTemium Hams.
Churchill and Bro.-Costsr's Rat Exterminator.
o. A. MOrris-MinstreIs.
church, / and Bro.-Oongress Water.
Wanted-Agent.
Wantet-Substitute.
For Ssle-P PiauO.
Fine Psintings-Loesl notice.
r. @. JOnes-Loeal notice.
East Oleveland-I ocsl notice.
i. O. Jones-LocaI notice.
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All goods retailed st less than whole
sale price at the great Bankrupt sale Of
Boots and Shoes, 1Os Superior street, near
Water street. june22-156
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LOCAL NOTICES.

GILT SHADES JUsr REoEIvED.-Another
invoice of Gilt Shades at
&c. JONES'
Juns24:157 No. 146, Superior street.
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MINING STOCKS.

NEW YoRK, June %.
Tue following prices we're bid for BiniAg stocks ct
Boston to-day:
Bsy State ia, Central es Copper Falls 81, Frank
lin AZ, North western 10, Pewa0io 65H hockland l46.
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The market for Wheat opened this morning with
an active shipping Cemand, prices ruling someWhat
irregular but 5IOc higher, and nearly 81 600 bushels
char ged hands. After the NeN York report holders
further advanced their views, and the demand fell
OF, the market closing quiet, but firm. Flour open
ed firm at yesterdays quotations, but closed 2Oe25c
higher. The demand was not large, but there is
still considerable speculative feeling. Corn was
elected oday, but closed rmer and 70 better. Oats
are dull aud nominAlly unchanged.
Provisions coatnue very firm. Mess Pork ad-
vanced to-day %, per bar. .ei. Smoked Meats and
Lard steady and unchanged. The demand is light,
and chiefly for hams.
Butter Is quoted 20 better but the market is quiet
Eggs are scarce ald irmer, with fair demand,-
Cheese steady and unchanged.
Hishwinss continue 10 advance opening to-day &c
higher, with sales $50 bbls at 81 So, the market
closing finn at sI,eO but rather quiet.
Holders of Petroleum are Very hrm, and report a
further advance of sosc on refined. We do not hear
OF any considerable transactions.
ElOur-OpeBed firm, closing 2oa7sc higher. De-
mad lees active. Sales before Change Of 40 bBls
good double extra red at ss 90 and so bb choice do
1t Ss4 40
WheGr-Decidedly more active, opening some
what Irregular at an advance OF S1lOc, and closing
firm. but quiet, at further advance Of 58sc Sales
before Change OF red fres board as follows 100
bushels st sI7O 10 900 bushels at sl7s 500 bushels
at TO- 500 bushels at tI,Z5 car red track at
sI.73; 2 cars Indians WhIte on track ct 81 81.
COPn-Firmer. Sales last evening Of l2,OCO buAh-
els Tree on board at sI,25 Holders TO day firm at
sl279l,2s. but we hear of no sales.
Oats-Quiet and nominal at 7sG73kc.
POrK-Advancsd ss co per barrel. No mess now
he'd at 90 s-d No 2att $500
LaFd-Steady at loo for eity-rendered in terces.
Smoked hIeats-Steady and firm. Sales ZOO be
ibs sugar-cured hams at 100; 500 rs dried beef at
I6c. e
Mess Beef-Duil at sl7,OO for city-packsd.
ButIer-Quoted &c better, but dull. Good to prime
Western Reserve zsesOc.
EsEs-Soarce and quiet. Quoted at 2Oo,
Cheese Steady aud in good demand at l39I4c for
good to prime W. b. Small lots selected l5c.
HlGhwl1es-Opsned Sc better, with SALES Of IsO
bbs at 81 s., the market closing firm bat quiet at
$3.50.
AioshOl-DocidsdIy higher. Held ct @. .2G@s,z
for 9s per cent Neutral Proof Spirits sl,S7
BeRns-5eiling at $3.50 per bushel for msdiam
white.
salt-Firm, with good demand. Fine s2,7O;
oosrse and ground solar s2,75.
Dried ABPIss-yelling steadily at IO5So.
Dried PSRchss-Eirm at Sic or peeled and zoe
or unpeeled.
PerrOIoaEl-Vsry firm, snd higher. Quoted at
752sOo. Market quiet.
FiSh-In fair demand and firm. Whitoish, half
bbls, ssJO.s,75; Picksrel, half bbls, s7.LO97 50;
Trout, half bbs, $3.50; Herring s6,25 per barrel.
Mill Feed-In good request and irm at so Jla
1900. Oats and corn ground together s42,OGa30 1t
the mills.
Olis-oarbon advanced. Other oils Unchanged
We quote as follows:
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=. Z. EaONEY rlARKkT-JEne 81


Msasy-More active and decidedly irmat 7aS per
cfnt.
sstorIIng ExsbanSs-ItreguIar and unsettled
Sales reported at 2l5 in currency.
GOld-Irregular and unsettled. Opening at 9ls
and closing at 2OSs2lO.
G0VSramO8I sLOoks-SteadY. United States
Skies OF 1881, coupons, 1I2alsH; Fve-twenties, cou-
pons l05fa0s; Seven thirties, OCT Jber and APRIL
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BRUAD GAUGE ROUTE
Atlantic 4 ct western Railway.

Passengers going Ea tward Will remember that
this is the only route running trains that leave
Cleveland on sunday. Night Express leaves daily,
Saturdays excepted, at slO P. NJ, arriving at salA
mancs at A44 A. NJ. and New York al 9:2s P. M
Sleeping Coaches attached.
~ No Change of Cars.
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MARINE INTELLIaENCE,


PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED-.-..--.--.June2 a.
Stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Stmr Traveller, Miller, Detroit, 50 tons pig iron
Prop Passaic, Mitchsll, Dunkirk
Prop Oneida, krett, Buffalo
Prop Pacific, Kelley, Buffalo
schr Ellen Williams, Pomeroy, Marquette, AZ tons
iron ore
Schr Indi nola, Button, Buffalo
Schr b Parsons, Trinter, Marquette, se5 tons Iron
Scew Csnsuelo, PeloW, Calhoun Creek
Seow Supply, johnson, Avon Point
ScOw Cousin Mary, blanchard. Avon Point
scoW Black Swan, Fitch, Black river
ScoW Sutler Girl, Carter, Kingsville
Tug VIM Hewitt, Barr, Marquette
UbEA BEL. ED.....-....-.,...June2 q
Btmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay. Detroit
Prop Northern Light, Murch, Ontonagon
Pros Olesu, DrisoOll, DunkirE, 400 bpls flour
Prop Passslc, Mitchell, Toledo
Prop Atlantic, Pratt, B0haiO. 1850 bbls -four
Prop ATctic, Collins, B ffalo, 94J bbis -four
Prop Oneida, Brett. Chicago
5chr IndianOla, Button, TOnawanda
Schr Wm kaynOr, Tower, MsTQustts, 100 tons coal
Schr G Mccullough, Mccullough, Buffalo, 5,5C0
bushels " heat
schr L Gatten, II Ackstt, Maiden
soow ConsuelO, PeiOw, Port Clinton
ScOw Supply, Johnson, Black river
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Q &NoRFHERE OHIO MOULDED IN NASHVILLE
HosPITALs.-The following is a list Of the
sick and wounded soldiers of Northern Ohio
regiments, sent from Chattanooga to Nash
vile on the 18th and 10th OfJune.
AndreWJ J English, G, 18th.
Brsgensn Smithen, G, 4Ist.
Frederic BrOcker, 2, 4Ist.
Alonzo Harrington, I, 19th.
John Ace, C. 4lst.
Corporal A Y Ducher, A, 41st.
Henry Mertins, 124th.
John AllspAugh, 1, 4lst.
Henry Bsrnwell, F, 18th.
AIonEo Hasfords musician, fist.
N Il DiemOre, D, 4lst.
Francis Monroe, G, 4Ist.
Joseph F. Hill, musician, 14th.
Joseph SonderVent, A, 14th.
Auguste Leroy, F, 4Ist.
Frederick ChriSty, e, 14th.
William Culver, I, 124h.
Calvin Wilson, 3, 18th.
Theodore r Evans, D, 124th.
Lewis Porter, A, 1O5th.
Thomas Gray, g, 4lst.
Jacob Reed, I, 18th.
William Banns, T, 41St.
DOmiaiek Dee, ,, 18th,
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AN EEoRMoUs soALE.-An enormous
scale, the largest perhaps in the country, has
just bssn finished, in this city, for the Fort
Pitt Works in Pittsburgh. They are intended
to weigh the monster 20 inch gun, and are
of the following dimensions: Length, 80 feet:
breadth, ~ feet; and feet in height. They
will weigh from ~ pounds up to 100 tons,
and arc so nicely and accurately adjusted
that the weight of half pound will turn the
beam. A half pound weight on the beam
weighs one tun on the scales. They are
built entirely of wrought iron, with the ex-
oeption Of the lever heads, which are cast.
The pivOts are made of wrOught-irOn steel
edges, for the purpose of securing greater
strength and durability. The cost of these
scales, when set up in Pittsburgh, win be $2,-
900,
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MARRIED

In Cleveland. on Tuesday, 2lst June, BY the Rev.
W h Goodrich, JAMES SU0TT. Esq Of Fort
WaY0e. Ind, and Miss E. 1. OR0UF, o. Brooklyn,
New York.
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ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-The second appear
ance Of Miss Helen Eastman was made be-
fore a very poor audience. Our Glove
land people do themselves, as we'll as the
debutanle, injustice, in nsglecting an actresg
of such acknowledged power and taste as
Miss Eastman. Her rendition Of the char
actsr of Juliet tested her powers of acting
as thoroughly ss did the role of Evadns that
of mere elocution, and she succeeded as tri-
umphantIy last evening as on the occasion of
her first appearance, She was finely sup
ported by the company. Mr.. MCCOllOm as
Romeo was s splendid impersOnatiOn of the
character. His dress was at once the hand
soonest and NEST tasteful that we remember
to have seen in the character, and he looked
and acted the gallant young Roman noble to
the life.
Mile Elise made most successful debut
last evening, in two dances. Sig. Constan-
tins, who appeared in the second dance, also
made great hit.
This evening, Miss Eastman appears as
Parthonia, in IngOmAr; Mile Elizs appears
in ala Bouquet"
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FREEOH MIRRoRs.-A good assortment
of nice French mirrors, at E O Jones, 156
Superior Street. june23:157.
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OsWRaO n1ARKKT.-June ~.

RIOuF-Ae.iVe and earee- Sales at fs, ,25as.50 for
No 1878 for red winter; SO OOalO25 for double
extra.
Wheat-Opened IOal5o better. but closed unsettled
and quiet Sales No Chicago spring at 81 Ss last
night do TO arrive at 81 50. supply light, and moet
OF the sales late have been made for future de-
livery.
Corn and other grains scarce and nominal.
FFeiRhts-Canal freightz better. Flour 45c, wheat
l3c, corn lI4c 10 New York.
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PlRstsr-In fAir demand at $40 per ton for land,
$50 per barrel for "Dentist," and ss25 per bar
rel for common calcined.
Ale and POrter-Stesdy at following quotations:
Present Xxx Ale s9.OO Stock XXX, sIOOO to sl7,-
90; RsnnOtt $500; Pale cream sII,OO Porter sIl,
RIRlT-steady at 81, 60 per buBhel
Heps-9IaS25c for Ohio; 25as5o for New York
State.
LIme-Akron and Osweso water lime in good
request at s9.OO
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gOm y 3 a ORAL.
CLEVELAND nlARkEF.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, June q 1854. .
ReeeIPts-Ihe following sre the receipts OF grain
by rail during the "a hours ending at haf-pest
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The DRAFT.
Second, Supplemental Draft COBcIuded-A
Third 10 come OF sOOn-KxRminatiOn Of
Drafted Men COntlnusds


The second supplemental draft in this dis
trict was completed st the Provost MArshal's
Office yesterday morning, by drafting from
the various Wards of the City of Cleveland,
the townships of the district having been
drafted from on Saturday. The draft was
conducted in the manner described on pre-
Vious occasions and passed of quietly, moth
ing occurring beyond the usual routine which
chsraoterizss the ceremony.
A third supplemental draft will probably
take place within week.
The following list exhibits the names of
those who were drafted yesterday.
FIRST WARD.
Frederick Baker, Michael Knapp,
Mark House, Henry JeWetts
Isaac Stearn, Samuel Page.
Langdf n Sherman, Fltz James DaYsi
John McGarvey, Henry 6reenneldl
Charles Hipler, Marx Noses
John Bancost, Robert Granger,
Heinrich Hansen.
SECOND WARD.
John Webber, George Smith,
Horace H, Brockwsy, Lyman Roberts.
Peter Doyle, Geo. G. Jackson.
THIRD WARD.
David Wikof, Rawson Beebe.
Timothy Mallory.
FIFTH WARD.
Dennis Pander, Nelson Griswold,
Joseph Bell, VIM Mckay,
John Coyle, Franklin NoTcross,
Charles Volthar, Henry Shofer.
SIXTH WARD.
Michael Hinte, Michael Mass,
Lewis Scitz, David Lattimer,
Richard Mason, Geo. Salss,
Abraham Strauss, Amos Coe,
Treat Tibbalts, Joseph Fix.
SEVENTH WARD.
Edward Il Raynor John Macon,
Thomas Reeve Christian Cardo,
EIGHTH WARD.
Patrick Bnrns No2 Horatio Merrill,
Barnard Kennedy, Edward Kimberly,
John Kirby, John P. Hall,
Charles Ball,
NINTH WARD.
William Gould.
TEHTH WARD.
Frank Bower, John Testmsry,
Cornelius T. O'Leary, Valentine Laduty.
ELEvENTH WARD.
Peter t. Peters, Louis Dahler,
Louis Grumners, Patrick Kelley,
Carl Dreber.
The Board of Enrolment, after completing
the draft, proceeded with the work of ezamin-
ing and passing upon the cases of drafted
men. The following list exhibits the names
Of those from this city whose cases were de-
cided yesterday:
SECOND WARD.
Cornelius Burgess........Held to service.
Oliver d. Perry ry.......-....Over age.
THIRD WARD.
Dudley A. Kimball..Paid Communication.
Chas. K Prescott-......, Furnished substituted q
Geo. A. Andrews.....-.... .! d"
David B. Andrews Under age.
FIFTH WARD.
Martin Eilpeter. Paid Communication.
Thos. J. Russell........... Furnished substitute.
sIxTH WARD.
John Physical disability.
ELKvEETE WARD.
Geo. Schanfele. Pad communication.
The following table exhibits tho total re-
result of the work of the Board, in the exam
instiOn of drafted men, yesterday:
Held to service........................
Furnished subshtutes----..-.---,..-.-S
PAD commutaton------...- -
Total accepted 81
Exempt, Physical Disability y.-..--.....--..S
{" other causes.-.-.-
Total exempted
Total ed.............................-...45
This is the smallest prOportiOnate number
Of exemptions that we have yet recorded.
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PITTsBURGH OIL mARKET.

lopsClA 20 the Ieeder.
PTTTEBURGH June "a.
PetrOIeum-Cru1e oil declined. Sales 81 s3asio
Market weak No transactions in refined. ArIfv-
ais abOut 500 bbls.
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BUFFALO mARKEr-Juue Do.


EtoEr-Firm st the forenoon rates, but quiet
Wheat-Aftsr the New York gold report closed
spring at 81 895S, without bids.
Corn-Firmsri sales since noon of No at sl,ssa
lao.
GDats-Sales ct Sc.
WhlekE-Lsss active; sales at SO, closing at
81 ,65ai. .6ok and el,66.
FreIghts-e anal Freights lc better, with engage
ments 81 l9c for wheat AID l7c 10 New York
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of William Knsbe & Co.'s celebrated pianos:
CHICAGO, Feb. 10, 1854.
Messrs. J. Bauer Co:-GentIemen Our
Opera Troupe are at present using four of
your justly celebrated Knabs Pianos, and as
the exponent of the views and opinions of
the various Artists, permit me to say that
consider them unsurpassed in briIIisncy and
excellence, and pre-eminent, without rival
in this country or in Europe.
Their superior quality Of tone, combining
great depth and powerful volume, with which,
and peculiarly clear and even treble, to-
gsther with magic elasticity of touch and
action, render them superior to other instru-
ments, which rarely, if ever, combine these
most essential requisites. Profoundly i'm
pressed with the many valuable qualities of
these pisEos, I most cheerfully endorse the
high and meritorious encomiums everywhere
pronounced upon them.
jan 21:157 MUZIO,
Musical Direotor italian Onera
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Six Cartons, new ribbons, in choice
colors, opened this morning at Mrs. shaw's
rooms, juneI7:157
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REYENUE sTAMPs

FOR sALH AT THH..i
EEVELAN POST FIF Gle .
E. O0wLKs, P. NJ.
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z. B. HALE, Banker,

z. B. HALE, Banker,
HI suPOrI0r-sts
q. 8. BONDS, GOLD, SILVER, o.. IS
M.,COUPONs and CANADA MONEY:
Boag1t and SOld-st bcstrates
Deposits Received
And Collections made at ell accessible
points.
~Uncurrent Funds converted at Low.
est Rates.
Revenue Stamps for Sale.
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ENSIGN & HAESOOH,
CHOIUE FAMILY
GROCE RIES.
1O6 PUBLIC SQUARE.
mayl9-R2
YRAYELLRR,s RKGIsTRR..

aB-Oitizens Wishing conveyance 10 either Of the
above Trains Boats win be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line. by leaving their address
at the Omnibus once, l7 5upsrior5t.s next door to
the WeddeIl House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-23
Ross & PrOarIss' ProvisiOn market Re

Nsy"V = 7 HVIsI3' \ 70 NE7I0IU IlIINIUG NJ
pert
HaEs-SuRar-cured premium hams p A...-f9 @
OanvRs5ed hams y B......-......--.,,,..--..2 20 G
Dried Beef canvassed-7 7h.....-..............I Io 6
ShOuIdSrs-sugar-cure p ..........,-.l3SSc
CanVas8eds........... ....--.----.......-.....--l4 &c
RaOOn-Or Smoked Sides y R.........-..........is
Lard-Prlme leaf kettle RENDERED in bbls p h...I6
Prime leOf kettle RENDERED in kegs y h.-lSSc
F0rk-EO mess 3 bbl....s-.......-......-... %
Extra clear 3 fbb.--..---.....-.. ...-...-.-...-9--
- No extra charge made for packages or cartaEe
to railrOad depots boats All articles are warrant
ed strictly prime, and equal to anything in the State
Orders promptly hllsd. Our sugar-curod Hams and
kettls-rendered Lara took the trst premium at the
late 0hi9 STATE Fair ROSE PRkHTlss.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-23

1hls Is the smallest proportlonate NUMBER
If exemptions that we have yet recorded.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-23

T0 LET-A LARGE HALL IN THI
AtWaser Building eupsrior st.
AGOtfD ST0KE on VineyArd-st with ooms suit
able Tor dwelling above.
TWO STORIES OF q brick buil5ing, about 40 by
40 feet, on Eupersor.st. and q U. a -. Railroad.
J. G. JENNIhGS,
fuuels-I5q Ataa'er Building
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-23

Revenue Stamps for Sale.