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SPECIAL NOTICE.

We respectfully call Of the trade to Auco
Sale THIS FRIDAY MORNING. At 10 o'clock
WE WILL ADDi
A lot OF Paints and Drugs, W.
A variety OF Paints in OIL Oh oGe, Yellow and Green,
blsck cad, Ivory Black, vsnetisn eel
Pam varnish and Sash Brushes, Nitric. A I'd,
OIL Prppernist, Magnesa Opilm, Qulnlne, 9nz
Cloves and suudry other Medicines.
10 bsKes Extract Logvool,
/ case Amyu,atl-R Lust umeEts,
rrepaning Instruments,
80 NJ Envelopes for Drsrn
ALSO,
Lot Really Made Clrthing,
90 pieces Checked GlnghAms,
20 4" Small Figured Lawn,
cases Eaglish Prints.
~ drzss Ladies Pals Kid Gloves,
doEs Chopping Axes,
cases 100 pairs Gentlinen's Hgh ouaIter fbse
.r 50 OAv-lry Boots,
! - " Ladies English Shoes,
Is tesms wrappsg Paper,
80 Kegs Smiihhsld Lard,
~ lbs. Bacon,
eOJ Htrness Leather,
d,Een osmerons Lond,n vlnsgr,
100 lbs. Liverpool salt,
/ caIk RrencR y. andy,
large Suffers ftnt
WIN with Leuors and sega; at ic oelos
viii sell Drugs and Paints o. ii O'Clock Gfocsr oc och
Boots ehots Dry Good, &C. a
sl3 g RosIssos, ADAMS 90.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
GKHKRAL 0RDKRs
ADJUrANf UkhKRALs UTHUE.
IRnshiunLon D. q fah. Is. II
No. g..


No. "a. Warrington. d. O.. FEB. Is, 1884.
Wh.neter refugees f. ON thin the rebel hnes, or
deeCrers from the rebt mics, present themselves a.
tie Ua.ted a.es camps MI tary post, they will be
i'm nediate:y iuinsd b. the Pr1voss Marshal With q
view to determine their G. sc:er and thsr motives in
giving themselves up II Is appears that icy are hon
es. in their n'entuns Of forever deserving the rebel
ue care will be ttk,n to explain to hem tn they
will not be forced TO serve 10 the United SiASs army
against the rebels nor Dc k-pin condn men The Pre-
tideuls proclaim ton OF December Sh, 1868, will be
read to them, Snd II they dsire ths oatn therein
prescribed WI Do acm nsered 10 them They will then
BE- quasiI ws,ther they oesire emf fr m
tav United States and ii such arrangements as may
be ,xoeoisnt wik be mAds 10y tbe several army com
ma ders Tor employing them Gu the Government works
wi hin their commands. Those who come TO the Army
of the Potomac vi be forwarded 10 the Military Gov
eruor of tho District OF Columbia, at Washington, wish
reports OF thti Cases. tba. tmpl ymsns nag be given
TO them # deee1 or il not, IhAs they may be sent 40
far forth as Phi.4dslF ha.
By order Of the Secretary Of VIZ:
(S,gneCl EE townsend
Ass;stant Aejutant General
By command of Maj. Gen. BurLEa:
X 8. DAVIS
ii Iicr and A. A. G,
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ANOTHER YANKEE. TRIcK

FITII iHIkD RlGhEsr, July 10, 1854
To the Editor Of the Wig:
E.cscd 6ud one Of the tricks Of the "Beas" 10 en-
courage troops to d,set Butler went to Fortress
Monroe few days ago for tie purpose, as the dA Q
would ind cate. Of having few 10000 copies OF tn
paper struck off, Our pekes are SO near each oIher at
this point A. TO be able throw small parcel fom
one 70 tie other. YOu can use this as you choos.
L. O. APPGEs
Frat liant Com'dg Co e k3d Va. Infantry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-15

EXCURSION IItKETs.-We would CAL attention 10 the
advertisement OF the fredericksburg q. Co., to
% found in another column b. purchasing excursion
det.t, prsons may make into the country at az
almost nominal cost.
We are CAD to see, from the same advertisement,
that time schedule has been arranged for tie steam
COACH Thousands OF persons have heretofore been de-
.srred on Isl this oS-vyance by the uncertainty Of
Q hours Of starting.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-15

90. the Noriny G1vsTnor Of B.t sh COlu n6iA CIony,
IKE most Of the old sc terra married In III cary dave
fSuSN' His daughters show vry pAi1ly their India
igin. and fern. rlj considered them Elves on an
equ'liy with tasir a-sOcstss in the place. snes The
saux o. mlders iato the eaooy increased i'm
Porahc1 of her respected PATENT" their IDEAS ei
s1sir oNn impor.arcs have ss1sioly enlarged.
A. q eSiee duriag the last reason young midship
nan IL m one OF Toe vssel. ct lying in the bar
bJr, requested Of one Of the Mleses D the plea
cure OF q Nal z
Pay, sx uss nc" was the reply. "Wbat would
my father ssy # he saouli zee me dancing with mid
paiat =
hue, Aa6an," vas the prompt answer; and what
would ny noshtF feel if she should hear that had
dsnesd with fqlssi"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-15

WH'sf CoAr "A negro namsi Jerry was brought
he hayot yesterday, charged viii tarcg tlus
'lck f OK coat. supposed to have been st;en Jerry
aid lie bought the Goa, from Tom BaI:on a. the War
D pirtme.t The case was continued.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-15
Frst Lieut. Com'dg Co 3. 5ad Va. Inlan!
HEADQUARTERS DEPT. OF VA an. O.,
IN raE EsLD Va, July 5tb, 1854.

II having been alsey circulated among tha htOrsent
soldiers that all rsfCg Gnd ctserers into our Ia Go
ara orced into tn Armies OF the United States to 6eh
their TO- MIR eghboSs and Friends the tooSicg order
from The War parimept s publ he'd for tue inIo ma
tiOn, 90 q solemn pledge IT the Government, that no
man heretofore in rebellion, will be forced 10 fsht In
tue armies OF the Uaed States during this rebelnoo -
Humanity aud pnpr!ey Of Governmental &C Ion d.
~. bid it.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-15

BRIDos BuRsr.--Tns bridge AZ Lexington, on tho
ice Of railroad between CLs:Iotte AMI Gcdsboro,, y
j, vas hurbt yesterday. l. will be repaired in th.
ourse Of q few Gays.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-15

FIRI In tbs WooD<.-Th, asrn Of ire yesterday
veuing, about o'clock, Wal caused By The turning Of
piece of woods The ,olh Of the York River Ra y
oas, two miles eass Of the sity.
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rRoN YANKEEpoa-rnE ygRY LArEsr.

A gentleman jas. in from cue les near Petersburg,
has seen copy Of the LtimOre American OF tho l2l
ust, AID ge Us the folloSiHg Information Iom ths'
paper;
NAsHINsroH BEsILGEDl-REBEIs sURaouHoSs THs
onYI-sraHNarH or TBS INyADIsG AEMTI-THE
CAPITAL IN DANGERl-ESKMT THREE NiLE' ~ TAT
CITY !-PURP OF THEER MovENEHTs l-NBELs IN
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
July IL b, 4 P M.-Yesterdsy afternoon force OF
bels m.de their appearance on Ito toS-path OF the
ca a rear Muddy Branch. S b linois Cavalry and
| 2ld Massachusetts, Cavity, under command Ct jer
Thompson, we're driven back, and canal boats, with
m ,ch of the canal destroyed.
+ Is morning III h. Rebel cavalry commenced te
sh w ,hemsev at Silver Spring, residence Of Fanes
P. Bllr, g. on Seventh road aud jass outside
tho line OF ioriicadOlS Families flying INTO the city
from that peighbortOod 'A:e that the Rebel liekst
c stationed in, Charles, BcoWn's, and airs woods
a.d eoa6is1t tuAt the main body of the enemy is
near this place.
LArIL-Tte Rebel force at Silver Spring is paii FOL
about fifteen thousand strocg. skrniibing commenced
this morning the Te1allytoWo road, one and halt
IN Il fom that place. About twenty-five or thirty Of
our have bsen killed BY the ,Oel sharpshoo:ers-
Tue President, accompanied By e sore;aIy Of WIr,
Mr. Seward, and A A. General Hard e. made a tour Of
observation and inspection in the direction Of Tsnsly
soNn to-day.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-15

M EMBERS Of the Ri chmonl Philharmonic
~ Association nItrumsnsnl psrfOrmsrs) viii assemble
rooms Of Rhcas lac Main THIS RRIDAY
nc a. o'eloek 4snbsrS WI bring their Instruments with
hen. ~ order Wee PrssidenL
El-aF .&E oKANBERLAYH1,Ja I sOeT.
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DIED..

the residence mother BEDFORD county the 18th
ofJsne 1884, L!ZABETd TAYLOR daughter Of the Ats An
walden, OF kapp IL asn ocf cOunty.
m ChurohlaAn please copy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-15
AFTERNOON lpIrIoN.

IsvA0IlN or NAaTLASDl-NovINESs or RlBIL RAID
ELS! sUEFJWDKR B-IDGs DAMAG ID!-GkS TAANKLIS
PaIsCsrRl -rRE WASHINGTON FILEGR4Pa curl
Tns Gu powder bridge on tbs Magnolia side was
aTsg'd to extent but il IS thought hat it eau
repaired In thres or four days. The bridge, beng
defended By The gunbOaI train was ses on by the
rebels a. started the bridge, bu. ased wing
when about twenty feet from hs shore. The fire from
the CARS cSmnuJiatsd with tue ties of the bridge aud
ouIn,d heu, and the Locomotive toppled over into the
rVe-. The bridge Is damaged OILY a5ou; tWothrls CT
The way between the shore sud ths daV. TIE party
consisted OF abolt oas bundled Aad dty msn,
q mNe reached Magnolia s alton at nine o'clock
Moody m0rnily, wAisei there u5d the way
mail and passenger trRin from Me city olne.-
lhey then jlnpsd in the cara snd proceeded - rob
tae passengers O. their money ard vallatl 2, s1ms
SIZE is 1als AID eS Of the male pl'ssug rs e,.ed
hem With eneougagS1eH, aud bo.Ilss o. Wise EeIe
brought 10 Grain them These passengers not
nlss.ed, but those WHO did net synpa hz, were rob
osd. Some few saved tseiT money by hid rg Il in
their JOts Acjor G., sral Ranklin was captured in
Jne of tbss5 tTains.
The Washington telegraph line was sud- My srAPp.d
about Ons O'clock afternoon, tO-dsy, somewhere te-
yOnd Annapolis junction.
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OFFICE RICHMOND 4 PETERSBURG Il. Il. 10, }
X chInona, Va, Juy IA, 1864.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

TIE Board of Directors have declared
dvid md OF cen. tue capital stock OF tins Com
aoy Application OF the s0ekh lcers, tie once
company 10 this city, 10 all slGokhod
oa e0h Juae 1o6I or 10 lhsir Lawful attorneys
IylA-leg ST. YAKaIs6T0N, Treas
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-15

WANTED A COOK.---W Wanted to hire for
w the remainder Of the year . cd Oook, Wa her and
Mast veil mmended. Apply second door north
Prstl's oottsgs- sft W leo-db
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-01

NEW YORK nIARKET--aIay 81.


Flour-State and Western Opentd heavy, ard
closed Sc lower, with business at outside quota
lions 81 5s7, s., tor extra state o. 90as O9 for extra
rJUnd hoop Ohio; eS 05aS,70 Tor trade brands In.
euded Ia saies 600 bbls extra state for ali June
sellers option, at $3.50.
Whisky-ActiVe and firm al l,3Ial 81 for West
ern. chasing quiet.
Wheat-Opened dull. and closed about le lower.
tl,e0a67 for UhicsgO spring; 9i.6Ial67 for MIWsu-
kee club FL ,70al "a for winter red Western
Rye-firm at O., ,52al,55.
tiOru-Scarce and decidedly higher New mixed
Western u ,56al ,sS& new Southern yellow B s2 old
sI,56
oats Active and frmer at ssas8Ho for Western.
s1gaT-ggi. New Orleans 1sal0o; Havana la
l7xc; uoa lTo.
ntOlassea Dull.
WOOl-Firm.
PeIrOIeum-Quiet. Crude lDe refined In bond
64a65c; do free quoted at 675{a6se
FOrk-LesB active, Hrd Acarcsly % fIm go TIA
3OO for mess; $500 old s5O 75asl 90 tor new
do; S24 60R25,25 for old and prime Is 59a3I 10
for prime mess
Beef-Firm and little more sctive at So 5OaI3 m
for country mes; a6,00a7 90 for country prime sIs
OOalsO for repzeked mess; sI9,5Oa2l 50 for extra
mess.
Bacon sIdes-Dull at IskaI55<c for Western.
f4ard-Null and scarcely 50 firm. Sales at lfsi5c
including lot OF very choice at 5lo which Is above
BaTTeF-M Moderately active at 2ss4oo for Ohio and
s4tc for State, the TER price for choice state in
hrkins.
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THE LATE RAILROAD DISASTER.
The Wounded Rscoverins---ResOIutiO
Passed by Them.

Our readers will remember tho terrible
accident on the Columbus road on Saturday
morning, May 2lst, which resulted in he
death of William Dewitt, Esq snd the
wounding Of several others. They will be
glad to learn that these wounded have nearly
all of them entirely recovered. All of them
have been amply remunerated by the C. 4 C..
Railroad Company, with generosity which
went further than the strict demands of JUS
tics, for the damages which they sustained
during the accident, and each of them has
left the city fully satisfied with the renuner-
alton made by the railroad company. The
wounded, who were mainly at the Angler
House, have been most kindly cared for by
the officers of the road and the prOpristors of
the house. Medical atteD dance, and all COM
forts and luxuries necessary, have been fur
commendabIe as the road cannot be held in
the least responsible for the disaster.
The following preamble and resolutions
we're unanimously adopted by the wounded.
They were handed to US for publication some
days since, but were unfortunately mislaid:
RESOLVED, That our deepest gratitude is due to
Almighty God for the preservation of our lives
when the arrows Of death were scattered thick
around US.
Resolved, That we tender our thanks to the
President and Superintendent of the Cleveland
and Columbus Railroad, and especially to Agent
Clark Warren and his wife, for the unlimited
kindness which they have manifested in previd-
ing for US the best hospitslties and the best
m ediesl assistance in Cleveland.
Resolved, Thst we tender our thanks to Con-
ductor Thornton and Assistant Blee, as we'll as
to the pas engeTs on the train. who did all in
their power to alleviate our sufferiDgs, and we
express our belief that all that could be done for
Us was done by the passengers and officers Of
the tram.
Rescued, That no pains have been spared by
Colonel J. P. Ross, the proprietor of the Angler
House, aud his clerks +. b. loss and Theodore
Ross, TO make as comfortable as possible those |
committed to their charge.
RESOLVED, That the personal and professional |
eourtesles Of DR.. Beckwith merit our gratitude, |
and entite him to our kind regards
ResolDed, That we shall never forget the spon-
taneoUs benevOlence of Mrs. Irene Shaw of !
Dunkirk, and Miss Lizzie Doan, of Buffalo, who, |
as angels OF mercy, lebored among the sufferers,
Wip1ng the death-danIp from the brow Of the dy- |
ing, the elotted blood from the brow of the |
wounded
Resolved, That we tender our sympathies to the /
widow and orphans Of Mr.. Dewitt, and affection |
Ntely commend them to the tender care of Him
who has promised to be afather to the fatheTiess /
and the widows judge.
These resolutions are signed by most of the
wounded, and are spontaneous expression
of their feelings.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-01

A Coon ROUTE TO BALTIMoRE AID
WAsE1SGToN.-Those in the West who con-
template going to the Baltimore Convention
will find the Baltimore aad Ohio Railroad,
one Of the most desirable routes to travel
which can be taken. The scenery is magni-
hcent, the time required is as short as by
any other line, and the Company claims the
exclusive privilege of through ticksrs and
baggage checked to Washington. Many in
the West will undoubtedly choose that routs
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MARlNE lATELLIGENGE.


kAFERkD...-..-.-....HIay 81.
stmr Morning Star, Yigsr, Detroit.
Stmr Ella Burrows, Bur OWs, Morpetb
Prop Dubuque, Pc tou. .OntOnagon S. tons coppsr
Prop TiORs, Waterbury, Duukirk
Prop Akron, smith, Cg1ens sBurgh
Prop Michigan, Role, ORdsasbgrsh
schr Jason Park r BerFtmxe, TOiedO, 6,729 bushsls
wheat
schr slogsoi the Morning, Reed, Erie
sehr 7 Baker, Robinson, Marquette, 3g7 tons PIG
Iron
=chr Watts Sherman, Hurke, buffalo
5chr America, hsussr, Port HHron
sem Juno izudukes Aipena, g6 n feet lRmbsr
scnr T. "copper" Z arvey, BuIsio
rt hr y ncInpts. Ealmer, Kingston
echr Willard johnson, Tyler, iiudaIo
sehr MIRANDA GaTiocE, IOronto, I45 n feet lumber
ScoW suter Gii 2, carter Toledo
slooP OcSsn suei Port Austin, 5is II feet lumber,
Barge ExPerirltu Boys Ca s'sviile 100 N feet Iurn-
ber, 299 n Ia h, 20 ID shing Is
OHA X a. ..--..........sM Nay 80.
Stmr Morning Star. ViRsr, Detroit.
stmr Traveller, Miller, OntOnagon
Prop Pittsburgh, muDro. To-edo
Prop Atlantic, Pratt, BaHaio, 270 bbis -four
Prop Michigan, ROilO Detroit
Bark EichOls, har 1son, Chicago, 800 tons coal
Bark Gen Franz SieErl, Hal, Chiosgo 500 tons coal
Brig Uomet. Dick, Chicago, 500 tons coal
scnr Js, on Parker, BerrJ man Toledo.
scnr " brainafds Cronley, Detr. IL, 30 tons coal
schr Fh1lo scoyie, Scol ey, hcag0, $50 tons coal
Schr Il K, Wood, Toronto, a6S tons coal
schr Lookout, Raymond, Saginaw
echr L Noble, Williams, Port Ops
Schr Mldn1ght. Jasmer, hics 20, 400 tons coal
Schr JOha Il i-rOss, Morgan, MarQustte
seoS sutler, Girl, Carter, Avon
Scur Marian DNOn, Sk1nner, saginaw
scov Highland Chief, Gardner, Fort Clinton.
ScoW Consuelo, Psicw, T0ussaint.
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MORNING
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 80, 1885,
NKv ADVEHRIREmEE@s.

HEVE EE&S.
@. 4. ResA-U. s. 1870 Bonds.
-=-a.zz--a ia-.sea ~ AZ asius
Gtheneum Music Hsll-A. hontpelIer.
Ell Baldwin % -Dry Goods.
Hartne,s shaunon-Iced Cream soiA Water.
o Cutter soR-Rsal Estate at Auction.
Hartness & sbAnnon-Or Cream Soda Water.
Bal, L. BpAngler-Eotiee.
Hartuess & Shannon-Soda Water.
o. Cutter 4 Son-ReaI Estate at Auction.
Hartuess = shasnon-Best Soda Water.
For Sa7e-House and Lot.
HARNESS shaEnon-soda Water.
joel Roberts-straysi or Stolen,
Hartness shannon-Cream Soda Water.
WEnted-Situation.
Hartness Shannon-Iced Cream Soda Wstor.
wsnted-Girl.
Wanted-To give away.
HWsnted-Girl.
o. OGtter Son-LOcll notice.
Dr.. ". NJ. Prentize-Local notice,
Daniel LinoolR-Looal notice.
St Georges Benevolent society-Local notice,
NJ 7. CorDer-Local notice.
Eighth Wsrd-Local no ice.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

EIGHTH WARD.-There wi be a meet
ing of the Eighth Ward Relief Association
at the Station House on Wednesday evening,
June 1st. Every enrolled man in the Ward
should attend this meeting, as it is proposed
to make an effort to have the enrolment
amended. Persons wanting to join the Club
should attend. W. Il. TRUsCOTT, Ssc'y
junel:I5S.
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IMlKelAL AID eaMMERclAL
RERAEUKAE.
mONEY mARKRF.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
TUEsDAY EVEHINa. MAY 81. l96

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
TUESDAY EVEEIEG, May 81, 1884. ]
GOld-Wsll street experienced g reaction to-day
from the lofty flight It made yesterday, and We sus
pecl many butned fingers were the consequence. The
closing rats this evening was IssH. Dealers here
have been prudenty shy in buyiug, and = safe mar
gin has been maintained The opening rate to-day
WAS 81, declining and clio -iEg ct IS.
sIIVor-Ofering moderately, and buying chiefly
at IS per cent. premirm.
.HOuey-The demand is My moderate. The mar
ket Is well supplied and easy at 6gT6 per cent.
ExohRaGs-A lit 9 close, bat steady ct par on
New York for Government, National snd Ohio funds
Eastern and Pittsburgh y per cent discount.
Governments BSnds-Without change. snd in
fair inquiry The buying and selling rates are:
Buying. selling.
1905, April and Ootober.....a..-..-.ll0 Il5H
7-5O's, February and August......-.IlO u24
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june1:153.
THE ladies Of the WomensI LoEal Laarue

The ladies of the Womens Loyal Lssgue
and Freedmen's Relief Association will
hold a monthly meeting for business on
Thursday, June I'd, at o'clock P n, at
their room in the Court House. a lady will
be in attendance during the day to receive
contributions Of clothing, &c, which may
be sent in By order Of the President.
junel:I53. NJ. 7. CORNER, Sec'y.
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Madame zsdOo POrters Cough Bslssn

Madame Zsdoc Porter's Cough Balssm
4 purely vegetable ExFeotorAnt, prepared by the
Madame with great care, alter many years OF study
ana expirenes, TO meet the urgeLt and growing de-
mAnd for and reliable anti, for diseases Of
the throat and lungs. Disorders Of the pulmonary
organs are 30 prevalent aud fatal in our ever
changing climate, that some re liable antidote has
been long snd anxiousy sought for by the wt ole
community. The indispensable qualities for such q
remedy for popular must be- certainty OF healthy
operation; absence Of danger from oyerdoses, and
sdaDtation to every patent Of VIII stsyer age SIX
~ U-hadAmo Pcrtsr's Curative Bsisam caR be OBJ.
ezlnee ct Benton Bros. and Strong q Armstrong;
Wholsssls Agents, UisveIauo, Ohio. mAyll. "a IW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-01

THE regular monthly meeting Of st.
Georges Benevolent Society will be held at
the Sons of Temperance Hall, Hofman's
Block, opposite the Postofice, on iday,
June Sd, at haIf-past seven o'clock n.
SAMUEL HELSBY,
iuneI:153 Recording Saereterv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-01
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

coURT OF CoNNoN PLEAs-CITIL BRANCH
In the case of Gibson and Chase VS.. the Lake
Superior Iron Company, judgment was ron
dered for plaintiff for $2,75s 65.
In the case of King vs.. the Hudson Rail-
road Company, judgment was rendered for
plaintiff for $49S 90.
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81 Z. sEOOA RsARAER- MAY 81.
TnVRuIuoRAgul

4tOOk1-Better.
FiVe-tgsnieB, coupons. IO54, Ohio and mississippi
certihcates 52x, Cumberland DOal preferred a. Erie
Il2H, Quicksilver -, Hudson lil, NJ ehigsn Central
Ii2, aeadiug l38 Michigan southern g5ss, do guar
al teed l4lH, Cleveland and Pittsburgh Ill. Toledo
aud Wabash 10, Galena and Chicago 3I1f, Cleveland
and Toledo l47A, chicago and hocK Island lllAl
Milwaukee and Prairie du Chitn S., Pittsburgh, 1t
Wayne and chicago Han, chicago and Northwest
eru
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z, z. KONEY MAKKEx-AIay 81.

fBT EuEGEAPH.I
kzoHsY-More active at Sal per cent.
StsrliaG EXohEngs-Scarcely 50 nrm. lO34a
l09A for gold.
Goid-Less active and lower Opening ct sSb, ad-
Vancing to 9J4, and c. osing steady a. sS56asSA.
EaOysszznSaE F4tooks-Dull and lower United
Stsres Skies OF 1881, coupons, l3i Ftve-twenties,
coupons. h5Aar.64i seVen-thirties, October and
Aprii. IIOalI0SS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-01

Miss DEANS CoNoERT-Miss Dean gave
most exOsllent vocal entertainment at
Brsinard's Hall last evening, and her audi
tors were justly delighted with the PRO
gramme and its execution. She appeared in
military costume in the second part of the
entertainment, singing several patriotic
songs, which she renderd very finely. Her
second cOrcsrt viii be given this evening at
p-a;~a-GSa uau
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Fine Brick Block
AT FGuor1oN.

Q. Outer Son viii sell on Friday next Jupe Sd
g ~ o'oiook A. M on he premises, ihe brick biocl
a six WetngEs being 20 'front.' each on Mic mi
An Btres-. re Ontari0 street. lot g3 e. Qeep Wi
1ee iG-ssparafe or t0eether-to suiL purchsssrs :
A hne chance for ieVestmeT
rs hM S-One fourth cash at time Of stIa ore
l0urth when paperB are Xe uted; balance In on An,
tuo years, in squsl payments with interest annual
Y, secured by mortgage and policy Of insurance OF
tia prCpertY, "
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CITY NEWS.
OnMpnsIrORs WANrRn.

Two or three good oOmpOsitOrs can find
employment at this Office at 81 1-2 cents per
thousand ems. Apply at the LEADER News
Room immediately.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-01

The ministers and members Of the Me-
thodist Episcopal Churches in Cleveland,
East Cleveland, NeWburgh, and Brooklyn
are respectfully requested to meet on We'd
nesday evening, juno 1st, at IA o'clock in
the basement of the St. Clair street NJ. E
Church. The object Of the meeting is i'm
pOrtant, and a general attendance is re-
qussred.
RRv. ", Il. ssELY.
may 21;153 Rsv. J. S. STYLE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-01

MEDIoAL-The members of the Medical
Profession are requested to meet at the Office
of DR.. Z, Sterling, at O'Clock, this after
noon to take action in regard 10 the death
and funeral OF DIR, W. NJ, Prsntiss.
WEDNESDAY, June 1, 1864. je1:65
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Gomaa $ - OKAL.
CLRVELAND mARKEE.

BOOMING LRADER OFFIOE,
TUESDAY 8VzaIHG. May 81 lSs4-
RseeiPts-Ths following are the receipts Of grain
by rail during the "a hours ending at halfpast one
O'Clock to-day: