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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
QuARrERMAsrER's OFFICE, o. 9, NJ; o.,}

QuARrERMAsrER's OFFICE, o. 8. NJ. Oh
WASHINGTON, october n, 1854.
Sealed Proposals, for each class separately, will
the I'd day of December next for furnishing to the
Q. s. Marie Corps, during the year 1902 the fol.
Assistant ouartermaster of the Corps, Phiadel:
phia Pennsylvania free of expense TO the United
States in su IN quantities as may from time to time
ACoo yards of SKY Blue Kersey all wool: free from
yard, ind 90 Soolz.dyed) -0
hair, = inches wide; to weigh p ounces to the
$500 yards DARK Blue Twilled Cloth, all wool, for
uniform coats, indigo wool dyed 81 inches
vide Ts sa1 p oq Gofs per yard
dyed,) 81 inches wide, to weigh Is ounces per
600 yards of ga Dark Blue Flannel for oversacks
all wool, indige wool dyed,) 81 inches wide. to
1900 yards OF "a Dark Blue Flannel. for shirts all
weGl, Indigo, IL, wool.dyed Y inches wide, to
l,2oO Gray Blankets al wool to weigh four pounds
each, to be feet long and feet wide, and free
1880 pairs OF Wooden Socks three sizes. properly
made of good fleece wool, with dOu BILE and twist
ed yarn to weigh three pounds per dozen pairs.
free from grease
CLASS No. 3.
1900 yards White Linen for pants, 80 inches wide
HOO yards White Linen for shirts. ches wide,
T6o YARDS Canton Flannel for drawers, q inches
wide, to weigh per yard
4'Soo yards Cotton Ticking; for bsd sacks.
! eco Uniform Caps, complete except pompons)
1900 Pom pons, red worsIed, ball shape, inches in
circumference
4,500 Fatigue Caps. with covers,D to be made of
m olue cloth, indigo wool dyed
800 gross Coat Buttons, fEaele)
go gross Jacket Blu tons. Esgle)
100 gross Vest Buttons, (Eaglel
l.,og pairs Yellow Metal Crescents and Scale
l5e sets Epaulet Bullion for serseants and corpo-
! .4o0 sets Epsulet Bullion for prvates
75Hed Worsted sashes
5000 yards Yellow Binding
1900 yards of Red Cord
100 Swords for sergeants
tOSwords for musicians
40 Drums tenor, } complete
$50 Batter Drum Heads
IOSnare Drum Heads
100 Drum Cords
90 90 E sst sU of 1r nRd sP P;fs.
go pairs Drum Sticks.
10000 Army Boots Infantry PATTERN
Zoo Cartridge Boxes. without magazine
1890 Bayonet scsbbards, with frogs attached
100 Percussion Cap Pouches
1910 Cartridge Box Belts
1920 Waist Belts
200 Waist Plates
$50 Sword Frogs
1900 Tin Magazines for cartridge boxes, as per
sample.
CLASS nos.
l.4ro Kpapsacks
6Oa Havereacks
go Canteens
SO Musket Sings.
CLASS No. IL.
For making and trimming the following artl-
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PROPOSALS. FOR CUTTING AND CORDIN(
Il FIREWOOD.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON,
OFFICE OF CHIEF QuARrBRMASTBR,
Nos. 334 and a36. l4th ST., near n. 7. ave..
Washington, D. G, Nov 2S, 1864,

Nos. 334 and 336. 18th g., near &c z. ave-,
Washington, D. G, Nov d, 1864.
Written Proposals will be received At this Office
until THURSDAY, the Sth day of December, 1864,
until noon for cutting and cording 500 to 25. 800
cords of Wood, CD lands within the limits Of this
De apartment, in Virginia Maryland, to be de-
signated by the Chief Qusrtermaster, Department
of Washington.
The Wood must be cut four feet in length and
split to the usual size of cord wood, and the cord
will be eight feet long; four feet wide. and four
feet and four inches high.
The contractor will be required II make all
necessary roads. and to cord the wo, 4 in places
easily accessible to teams.
Any further informat ton desired can be obtained
upon application at this office.
An oath of slleg lance to the Government OF the
United States must accompany each bid
Proposals should be endorsed 'froposals for
Cutting and Cordi1g Fire Wood and addressed
to NJ I. LUDINGTON,
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
nov 20 lot Department of Washington.
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NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL PETROL UNI
~ COMPANY.
CAPITAL STOCK, 81 200, 900.
100000 SHARES AT $40 EACH,
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE SIS PER SHARE
LANDS YIELDING LARGELY.
OFFICERS:
HON. DANIEL 8. DICKINSON, President.
WILLIAM T. PHIPPS, Vice President
ROBERT BASSETT, Secretary.
Books are open for subscription at the ONCE of
the Company, No. "a Empire Building r Broad
way, New York.
The lands of the Company are situated in tn
heart Of the Oil Region, and include portions Of
those well-known localities, "the McElhenny
farm, the tive McClintock FARMS" and other
proved and valuable working territories, includ
ing over Two Thousand acres of the best Oil Ter
ritorles along Oil Greek and in West Virginia, now
under process of successful development, and ell
is already regularly and largely produced from
several wells upon them.
Address the Company. P. o. Box 1868 New
York. oc 2-3m
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DReP ALs FOR 4oRAGl.
OlIl1 QsAnTERHAs1HR's Ory1on,

OIII1 QBARfERnAs1IRs OYv1on,
Sealed Proposal. are Invited ;; the
.ss e. M d.
these places, with Hay Corn Oats and stray. 80,
e.ts Gs S.g 81
Bidder. must state 1t which OF tn. above named
p 5.
nsnced, and when to be completed.
The price must be written ont In words on the
Corn to b up i1 5000 o i, stout ..e.. Of .eous
Dus els each. The sacks to be fnrnished without
extra shsrs. to the e.! Soyenmsnt. The lay and
hay 81 straw gropo,ed to be delivered NEST b
AZ thu .rtces offered under the bid, herein In
MIN T. ss g.
Contracts will be awarded S from time to time TO
the
made when the whole smout contracted for shall
The bidoer VIII ). required te, accompany his
csss ssa ssespsd z
they Viii, Within ten days execute tn:
contract for the same, With good and suMcisn'
tract to deliver the forage posed il eonfoSmit,
sssI o nsps tho ss srsas: s
ne offer Of said bidder and the next lowest respen
.ible bidda or the person to whom the contract
Of he y %q .s, b
under tie United States Government or rsspoan.
Al bidders win 30 duly notified Of the accept
,Sd Of Zach bidder
nR:t ss s:ss sE 5
5: z. and ;hoaia 5. plainly marked "PlO0ossl;
'o Bondss in sum equal to the amount Of tn. con.
* the a .sd ssss i bd
Bs forms Of 81 arc may
tTovn. County and State --
and %
terns Of your sdVsrtssment inviting propo..l:
Tor forage, dated " ashin xton Depot. bso T. 1851.
-bushsls Of Corn. in sacks, at - per buahel Of
bushels OF Oats. in sacks. At Per busnel OF
tons o. e0 q B.lea Hay. a. - per on of 1000
- tons Of Bsled Straw. At - per ton Of 1000
Delivery to commence on or before the day of
-, 49,, and to be completed on or before the
ss e sHs:.
.h seed end ssins nasd Tia
sss bee. 81 sscsptsd Your obedsni servant
deN6rA
General Depot Quartsrmaster.
Washington. D. O.
GUARANTY.
We, tn. undersisnsa, residents Of -; n.
and severally. covenant with the United States.
and guarantee in case the foregoing bid o.
be accepted that he tt ey will, within ten days
after the acceptance Of sal. bid, execute the con
ties, in sum equal to the amount Of the contract.
to furnish the forage proposed In conformity to
the terms Of advertisement lated December g. 1868.
under which the bid was made, and, in case the
said - shall fail to enter into . contract ~
aforesaid, We guarantee TO make good the differ:
ence between the offer by said - and the next
lowest responsible bidder, or the person to whom
the contract may be awarded.
Witness, ,.,,
-, 49,. kSSoai4
hereby certify thas, to the best of my knoWl
edge and belief, the aboveIaamed Guarantors are
which G5 to to q ss Tntsd States District
torney, Collector Of Customs, or any other ofnesr
nnder the United States Government, or IOSpon.
sibls person known to this once; r,
does ST Brisadier General and 9. N.
1HIEP QUARTlRMA5TIRD OFFICE.
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~ J, HEIBERGER,
Z sgcGEssoR ToH 2. LoupoN & Co.. a.
ClTIZENS, AND Military MER">
CHANT TAILOR. ~
Ma,opo!stan Hotsl, late Bseton's,
nov LIT Washington. D. q
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rHIIY QUARTlRMAST1RB OIYIOI, J
~ DEPOT o. WA9HIuofol,$

~ DIPol9 o. WAsHIHafoH,$
WasAIssts1, d. e.. January (, 1854.
An dealers In Drugs, Hardware. Lumbs~ Leather,
Once Furniture, Harness, and eaddlery, are 70.
week. asesIed proposal List. i. asplieats Of the
articles they are to furnish to this Depot 81
6ees 30 that in case the sxiseneies Of the servios
require T. the article or articles can b obtained
Withou tlddAy, and at the lowest price.
Dealers llshins to sell to this Depot WIN be 70.
quifed to fkniak the List punstu Ally every Monday
meninR. D. Il. RUOKIR,
Rrieadief General and Chief Quartermastsr.
h6N Depot Of Waahinaton.
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SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
"a
GI0R1T DIsIAsIsI SECRET DIs1AsIs
SAN RITAN's GIFT
8AAARITANS GIFT

THI MOST CERTAIN REMEDY lvIB UslD
eoroaAgz,' z aE EG:!1;' S SqssT 81
ons e Ten 'S 8. 20 e la sssqs' o.
They are entirely .esesabls,, h.ytne no smell aos
ju5e the sten.eh q bowels 9f the most d.lie.s.:
Cures in from two to four days, s5d recent Gases
Of the Upiyersity Of Pspnsyl y.nis one ofth. @oss
OF Who have been sorsed With bslssn o op.Sia ~
A'f'u''' ~ s1IARlrAEs GIFT.
Sent BY mail in plain envelope.
Price-Male packages, 81 Female -.
scs Esp shes9 sez. s!0o sEo!.
sAMIRiTAN's RooT AND R1R8 y1lox
fi5;s e Rssakss s2;'sEi
q Tie 9sssrs. sSi;on 20 tat IL esrs sho1oasi
Pd 5s ss
that for F g s5 81 TsH ''r
e so6f
50 ~ 4: 6sd ef ssrsaat
m.! males suffer: ~ ROOT AND HERE {HI0ls !.
ss sass & e:
Sent By express. Prios u Q bottle, o bottles
bHsMoS sio CO.. Box sssi III Phil.delphia Posi-
Sold b, 8. oALvIRr FORD. corner Of 18th and
HENRY COOK. Ale1andris. mays.u
Youne GRs -Ed be,s is,aI.s 1.l.a..,,. By
certain secret habits which unit them for eusnem
ga ss ds, IF It.
IL e.
FIJI 11s Gsdis: sih
amy IN
ssiDt Of Twenty -hys Cents. sA%SEdWE sxsRr 4 co.,
1TRIHsEMAR-Proteeted by Royal Letters Pas.
s Dc snd s.:
College Of Hsdicine, visan. -, d..
.sa Mt
tenn: Trissmst No has sHHtirsl! ;pps'ssdse the
No. tho
Secondary sy%PteSns thus SSv.tins Shs ss'of
.sch preparston Is in the form q most ssr.
able Lolenee. Secured from effects Of climate and
c n Sa: oI 1 s
Ss sss 3d.
;;S::s $50
nAPPINIss Oh MIsIRYl-THAT is TAI
81
humanity,) four of their most instructive end n
tons. Nervous Debility Premature Decline. n
Digestion. Weakness, Depression or isnoranseh
Lectures have been the means Of snlishtsnins aas
saving Thousands, and will be feryardsd nee On "
Pssisiaa C4bisa u. AsGtssss ss6 AsGse.st, S9'
Broadway New York IN Hn
e-1f TIsA WANG. Gz1 HEn SR Hi eHH1IhEtEf
QQKE On Box WILL .s.ssa 1.,,. ouhhs
GKN nissssnt TO the taste, has NO bad odof. -
nay 3 carried q the vest Rochst Without IL e.
5SH SiSGp E Ee%us, suscsssor to Upi.n e
!; s, ID Si s. $50 f''''''ssi. '''s''. s:S e.
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NEW STORE! an
IL NEW STOREi
A full assortment Of
FURNITURE,
OIL CLOTHS,
RUGS, &C.,
FEATHER BEDS,
PILLOWS AND BOLsTRRS,
MATTRESSES,
CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE,
WINDOW SHADES,
TABLE COVERS, &C., &C.,
With every conceivable article that is necessary
In the Hou seke ping line, at the New Store,
No 4O6 SEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN AND STREETS, EAST SIDE.
He ns Just returned from the North with An
tmL ense stock of Goods, would respectfully call
the attention of the citizens and those about fur
nishing to my stock of New Goods, which was pur-
chased before the late advance in gold and which
will sell at prices that cannot fail to please.
We charge nothing for showing our Goods, and
selves. r. BUCHLY,
406 7th street, between and 81,
T-lm Ten doors above the Old Stand.
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~: t9 % The Inventor and f..ensss
E ia: S:::s1:11! :. 4: o@ 18th
eity; MANY persons can wear theseQIllYYH
teeth who cannot wear others, And no
person can wear others who cannot wear these,
Persons calling st my ofioe can be accommodated
WIN any style and price Of Teeth they may DESIRE
TO those who particular and wish the purest
oleanest, stronsest and most perfect denturo that
Art ear produce, the MINERAL PLATE viii b
Rooms e this eity-No 1885, Pennsylvania avenue
Rhiladeiphis. mar1-Iy
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GRIAL DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.

GR1AL DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
fsstA Ezsrscts1 ssttko.s PSts with tAs MxAytn st
would .av,s. AL e Sass: ..v,p, ,...n to a.
MaSt to call at pr. LIVES once.
and and have them taken out BY this new
e1smine tho Doctors new and I'M
YoD methGa OF Inserting Artificial Teeth.
you once zee the great Inn Improvement in his teeth
yoa WI nave them Ia ne other style than this new
n ,!th .ainsSe one No. 242, Pa. avenue, between
noyg 8. R. L1wIl, II. D., Dentist.
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PERSONAL.

NI and past At her residep cs On r st and Yer
mont ave.. near ths colored peoples church ana
cnho at
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~ tits reported that f. Nj. B. Hooker gen.
tleman long connected as an editor, reporter,
and correspondent of the Indianapolis Jour
nal, has gone insane over a recent arrest by
Sherman of himself, for writing home to his
paper contraband army news. The last heard
OF Mr.. Hooker he turned up missing at Louis =
willie, while on his way home under guard
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Flannel Sacks
The above m entioned articles must conform, in
es Of the CORPS
Barracks, Washington D. c. A AS ouartet-
ss Mn at s Marine
Ign, New York, and Boston, Massachusetts, where
And Whenever the articles named above. or any
portion of them. shall be considered as not fully
sHe w be- bound Of
tn required kind at once, or the Quartermaster
Will supply the deficiency at the expense OF the
Payment will be made UPON the accepted de.
to time be ordered will holdin ten per cent. from
the payment of account rendered under first order
account rendered under second order until third
order is filed, and SO on. until contracts COM
Each proposal must be accompanied by the fol.
The rnser: TSsH OF GUARANTY 4 tn. Stat. of
-" and in the State Of -, !,
hereby in ssost tho bs
copied, he or they will within ten days after the
the r wh
sufficient sureties. and in case the SAID - shall
tee to %. make good the differ between the offer
of the said - and that which may be accepted.
G. D., Guarantor.
1 hereby certify that the above named, -, are
good their guarantee. e. Il.
To be gned by the United States district Judge,
United States district attorney, or collector.
No proposal will be considered unless aocomps-
MED by the above guarantee.
Newspapers authorized to publish the above, will
send the containing the first insertion to the
Off for examination.
The BIDDERS place of business, or manufacturing
establishment, must be specifically stated in the
proposal. 49,
posals for Supplies for Marine Corps for 1865, and
addressed to Major WM B. SLACK,
Quartermaster, M. @
oc 9.1aw4w Washington.
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A GUNBOAT CAR.-The military at Nash
VILE have Just turned out a sort of HERNIA
phrodte affair, which is called q "gunboat
car" 1t Will accommodate twenty men inside,
who can keep off with the MIME rife two
hundred of an attacking party without fear of
injury. Armed with the Spencer rifle much
greater body OF men could be driven off by the
twenty soldiers inside. Upon the top of the
car may be placed six-pounder which could
be used with effect upon retiring party
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-02

MRS L. SMITH. with her extraordinary powers
lVl to describe your living and dead friends, give
the names of both, tells character, the future ex.
amnes all kinds diseases, win give sitting at 2o2
~ till p. m. Circle Wednesday evenings. -3m*
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Eff FERR A MH9kS; dHonN I'm SR aI1SEE
t10KEN. on Box WILL P81geRA 4 oulsX-
HIinSredients are purely vegetable.
may b csrrisd In the vest pocket without ies
detection. Oirculars ffee. Price p boz; sox1S
JOHN r. KIONyR, succeasor to D. o. UphAm. ~
OhoGtnuf r.. YailapelDhia, and In Waahinfsessns
Q. g, IOiO.i $50 Pennsylvania svsaue; ~
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From the Front.
From the Savannah Republican, Nov. 26-J
We copy from the Augusta Chronicle the
following interesting items concerning the left
wing OF the Yankee army:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-02

ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-Another big house
greeted the last production of FanchOn Sat-
urday evening. Maggie MitchsIl's engage
ment here has been a most successful one.
Popular and original in all her roles, she is
greatest in that of Fanchon, in which she sur
passes all who have attempted the part.
Her rendition of the character of the impul-
sive, ardent, loving and lovable heroine is
irresistible. We trust that she may soon re-
turn to Cleveland for another engagement
here.
This evening Miss Kate Denim makes her
first appearance this season as Isabella in
4" East Lynne" powerful dramatizatiOn of
thenovsl of that name, which has, we believe,
never been produced here before. 1t is need
less to praise Miss Denim, for she is firmly
established in the favor Of Cleveland audi
encss, Mr.. Ryan, the well-known Irish
comedian, will appear in Barney the
Baron"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-02

SUICIDE ON THE WEST sIDE.-A woman
by the name of Finch, wife of Thomas
Finch, formerly a Lake captain, living on
the West Side, committed suicide on sstur-
day by taking arsenic. An inquest was held
on her body on Saturday evening, and YER
diet rendered that the deceased came to her
death from poison, administered by herself.
The cause of her taking poison is said to have
been domestic trouble.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-02

DIsCoRD AT ATHEEEUM Music HALL
Mr.. Montpelier, the proprietor of the "Aths-
noun Music Hail." got into q quarrel with
his stags-msnagsr on Saturday, and attempt
rieties " nightly performed there, by assault
ing him. The proprietor was at once
arrested, and will be tried in the Police
Court this morning, for assault and battery.
The cause of the difnculty we have not
learned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-02

DETROIT, MONROE AND TOLEDO RAILROAD
ELEcTIoE.-At the annual meeting Of the
Detroit, Monroe & Toledo Railroad Company,
held in Detroit on Thursday, the following
gentlemen were elected Directors: Henry
Keep, lie Grand Lockwood, Albert Have
meyer, Milton Courtwright, Ransom Gard
ner, A. H. Dey, Hamilton White, William
Keep, William Williams, John S. Barry,
PhiIo MOrehOuse, NJ. L. Sykes, Jr., and War
ner Wing. NJ. L. Sykes, Jr., was elected
President.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-02

POLICE COURT.-A special session of the
Police Court was held on Saturday afternoon,
at which six pickpocksts, who had been ar
rested at Johnnie Clegg's, on Friday even
ing, we're tried. They plead guilty, and were
fined each $40 and costs, which they psid.-
On being liberated, they left town at once,
considering Cleveland poor place for gem
tlsmsn of their profession. Their names are
Edwin Mills, James Parker, William COrbstt
George Hsnnol, Edward Jones and James
Brown.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-02

The FRrY-FIRsT o. Y. M.--This regi-
msnt of Trumbull County Militia, seven
hundred strong, passed through here on Fri
day evening en- route for Johnson's Island.
They arrived about eight o'clock in the eve
ming and left about ten on the Northern
Division of the c. & T. R. R. They are
under command Of Colonel J. F. Asper, for
merly of the 7th Ohio.
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NEW YORK mARKEr--Apru 80.

By TELEGRAPH
RIOur-State and Western heavy and Sc lower
Sales 81 e7,35I 20 FOR extra State; f7,70s8OO for
extra round Ohio; es 50a9 90 for trade brands
market closing heavy
Whisky-Irreeulsr, unse tiled and hrmer Sales
at 81 ,l5ai, rs. chiefly at 81 l5sl,I7.
WheRG-Heavy and nominaiy lower. Sales st
el700i,77 for Chicago Spring: si,7Ial,74 for Mil
waukee club; sl,7sals2 for w'ater red Western.
Dorn-Dull and dropping. Sales at 81 s8sl, ,3g fOi
mixed western in sore.
Oats-Dull and hesvI. Sales at siassc FOR " ST.
eru.
Rva-Dull- Sales at i,I2<
COlfee-RanROOn firm Nothing doing
SuguF-Quiet Muzcavado Izal75fc
PeEroisum-Quiet but firm at 55a3T<c for crude:
575fasS1c .orrehned IN bond and 65s67c for refined
free.
WOOI-Vsry firm with fall demand
PGrK-Decidediy higher with an active demand at
a26 50 mess; a25a26 IS for old do s23 for new 40
3a24 25 for old and prime; s27 for prime mess
500 bbis new mess tor July, BUYERS option.
Rsef-Quiet but firm
I.ard-lnactive and prices favor buyers. Sales at
14A.c
BEttsF-Firmer. State SOasso Ohio nominal
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-02

TIE NATIONAL GUARD This is the day
fixed by the recent order of Adjutant General
Cowen for the militia of the National Guard
to rendezvous and report. All over the State
it will be day of busy preparation. The
29th will assemble at Company head quarters
at ten A. n, and report. 1t is not expected
that they will immediately go into camp, but
it is supposed that they will be ordered to
hold themselves in readiness to move, and
will be allowed to remain in Cleveland until
everything is prepared for their departure.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-02

Ale and POrfer-In good demand. We quote
Present use XXX Ale $500; Stock XXX. tla0o to sl2,
90; Kennett s12,OO; Pale Cream 5000; Porter tlo.
RIaIr-Steady at 81, ,s5 per bushel.
H0ps-Rsnge at 259s5c, according to quality.
CsroeerIes-Tbs market is active and steadier-
Brown sugars are shade hrmer. We quote as fol-
lows:
sUGAR-Porto Rico I7zaslc; Cuba I7a28c; Kew
Orleans lss22c yellow coffee 22a2i1kc; white eof-
fee 255Sa26e crushed, powdered and granuated &c.
CoFFEE-Rio 47a49oi Java 52a55c; Maraoabo 50
a52c.
sPICEs-Firm with upward tendency. Allspics, 2
n, 9Sa55c; Cassia sea- Nutmegs q Boa; Cloves
55a-; Pepper 46A5oc.
sTEUPs-The range is o. coal 4O aeeordingt to quail
ity.
MoLAssEs Fair to choice is quoted at eOcasI 10.
TEAs-Ths market is very firm at the following
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-02

A NOVELTY AT THE PIrTsBURaH FAIR.
The Pittsburgh Chronicle says that the
managers of the Fair have made arrange
ments for miniature lake, on which model
irOn-claa navy will aOat, consisting of a
"monitor," two mortsr-schooners, and a
sIOop-Of-wsr, all mounted with model guns,
and propelled by steam, together with water
batteries, properly mounted, between which
and the irOn-cIads mimic bOmbardment
will be kept up during the exhibition.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-02

OBITUARY RRsOLUTIoEs.-At q meeting
of the Theta Pi Alpha Society of the Cleve-
land Institute, held Friday evening, April
goth, the following resolutions were adopted
WBEREAs, It has pleased God to remove
from among us, by the hand of death, our
brother, John B. Howells, therefore
Resolved, That in this sad Bereavement,
the Theta Pi Alpha Society has lost one Of
its most earnest and faithful members that,
as students, we have lost warm hearted
and generous associate, always kind and
gentlemanly in his intercourse with others,
and one, whom to know was to honor and re-
spect.
Resolved, That as q mark Of regard for
him, and token of our heartfelt sympathy
for his bereaved relations, We wear, for thir-
ty days, our Society badge drsped in Grape.
Resolved, That, these resolutions be sent
to the Cleveland LEADER and AshtabuIs Sem
tinel for publication, and that a copy be sent
to the friends of the deceased.
Sa5: !. : :, S.5zfa xssDo'. Committee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-02

MAY-DAY.-Yesterday was May-day,
the hOwery anniversary of Spring. It is to
the merry country children day of laughter
and fessting and dancing, sacred to Flora
and the Goddess Of May. To us, the city
pent, it is sn anniversary hardly as pleasing
the great moving day. Oh, the trials of
thrifty house keepers on this snnivsrsary-
the sxoIamatiOns over sbraded pianos, the
lamentations over fragmentsry erOckery, the
unuttersd curses over broken mirrors
The subject is too vast for us, and we shall
mt a1taP uoon ~