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The New York herald., 1864-11-10
TIE CAPTURE OF THE FLORIDA.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>>~~~~~
FULL ACCOUNT or The GALLANT AFFAIR
Tho CorSair Cut Out from tho Midst Of
the Brazilian Fleet.
,->>~~~>>->.>>~~~~
The Wachusett Fired Upon by
Fort st. Mareellus.
Pursuit by Two Brazilian
Men-Of- War.
The Brazilians Quickly Rum
Out Of Sight,
-, -. -.

WASHINGTON, Nov Q, 1854.
Paymaster Williams, OF the Wachusett, arrived here
sns evening" and delivered tho official report Of the cap
sars Of the pirate Florida In consequence Of possible
complications that may arise with Brazil is not thought
advisable to publish the official report at present. No
additional particulars OF importance contained in IL
beyond what has already appeared in the HERALD.
The following is list Of the officers of the Florida cap
tured by the WachussttFrst Lieutenant T. K. Porter
Chief Engineer N. s Thompson, Acting Masters G. D.
Bryan and 7. T. Hunter, Assistant Surgeon T. Emory,
First Assistant Engineer VIM. Ahern, Second Assistant
Engineer J. B. Brown, Captains Clerk w. D Hough Mr..
Dulaney passenger on the Mondamn, captured by the
Florida and recaptured board the Florida Lieutenant
G. Stowne, Passed Assistant Surgeon J. Charlton
Master s. Floyd Acting Master Perry Sinclair. Messrs
Porter, Thompson, Bryan stowne, Charlton and Floyd
were formerly officers in tho United States Navy
The New York herald., 1864-11-10
Court Caiendar-rn,, nav.

3s63 224e 5000 4o0l 4007 ana 1891 4s2s 35os 3s7a
Part 2Nos 340o s32 2250, 4l42 A17S airs 4le2 4Ips
1900, 39Ts, A2se, 5le. 4l76, 4004. 422A, N-ss
The New York herald., 1864-11-10
Public Reception Co the Omccrs and
Crew OF the Kearsarge.

BOsroN NOV. 3, 1854,
ppbln reception Is 10 be given in Faneuil Hall TO
Captain wnslsw and tho officers aud crew Of ine Kear.
sar4s vh forsnooA
The New York herald., 1864-11-10
the Pursuit or the Taiiahassee.

BJsToS, NOV. v, 1854.
Tho Boston brig Selma from Cuba arrived at Holiness
Hole today, and reports;-Sovember s, when
seventy miles south southeast OF Wilmington. N.
G.. saw an United states steamer IN chase Of
another steamer burning soft COAL The two steamers
were about three miles apart.
Tho United states steamer Monticello, from Hampton
Roads put and sailed from Holmes Hole to-day,
cruise eastward in search OF the pirate Tallahassee
The New York herald., 1864-11-10

Affairs ~ Chattanooga.
LOUISVILLE, Nov o, 1854.
The military situation at Chattanooga is unchanged.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-15

A VERITABLE CApFAIE WRAGGE.-Yes-
tsrdsy afternoon a very singular species Of
the genus homo attracted our attention in
the passenger depot. Those who have
read Wilkis Collins mo Name" will never
forget the eccentric Captain Wragge, who
figures 80 extensively in the book. This
person is, to our fancy, an exact fac simile Of
that notable character. His dress vas most
shabby from head to foot. he was tall, lean,
Isnk, and Of most ilI-shsped fgure. His
hair hung in snsrIy prOfusiOn, most dilapi-
dated species Of ''beaYsr" vas Cooked p
at the greatest angle it could maintain from
q perpendicular, over one eye. Everything
about him was uncouth, uneiviliZsd and un-
calmly, yet he bore the siT of one Who cared
not whether fortune smiled or froWned upon
him. He carried such nOn-ohaIanoe, self
eOmplacent sVsggsr, for one seemingly SO
depressed in circumstances that it made him 3
post conspicuous and amusing object. At
ter making several inquiries We agcsrtsined
that he was q refugee from North Carolina,
near Nswbern, and on his way to Provi-
dence, Rhode Island, with his family. Ho
was heard to express himself III the bltteress
terms against the rebels, but said nothing rs
to his treatment by them. He was truly a
rich specimen of q southern aristocrat in low
life. We were told that several gentlemen
Of the same style had passed through here
on the cara from the south. Such specimens
could come from no other locality. His pic
tgrs should have been taken and preserved.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-15
NEW YORK nARKET-Juns II.

Flour-State and Western slightly favors buyers,
but closed rather more steady Sales at S7s5a7 so
for extra State; IS 30aS, 30 for extra round hoop
Ohio; So 45Ey2U for trade brands Incuded in sales
5000 bbis extra State for June July delivery
chiefly at ts 90
" nIsEy--Decldedy higher. salas al eI,sslI a2H
for 5taie; 81 Isl IS tDr WesteTa.
WheaE-ActiVe a1i Ia better for pIime Sales
at si,fssls3 for chicago spring; sl.76al,s 81 for
hlvaukee club; sl.S5al 80 for Wiater red Western
O0rn-MOre actiyJ ana &c lower. sales at 81 saa
% FOR new mixed Western and sl,50E for old do
OaIs-Qulct st Gle for Western.
CO1ee-D1il.
Sugar Guiet At IsHal9c for Porto Rico and I7sSa
] loe .JT Oubt and MuscoyzdO.
UiOiaBses Dull.
WGoi-NsTy firm with moderate bnsineIs.
Fetr8leum-FiTm. Crude $50; Tsnned free 7lc
crude for July 47oi refined IN bond, same delivery,
at 6sc
Pork-Less active, but higher Sales at S330la
g 90 for mess 1872 90 for old t35 90 for new do
s2a Ooa30 " for Old and new prime; S OOa53 80 FIR
prime mess.
Beei-Very firm and In moderate dsmaRd ct % 20
al3UO tor country s6OUa1, 90 for country prime;
66al9 so for repaoked mess f2J Oa2jOJ for extra
mass
Prime Moss Beef-Quiet aud unchanged,
Reef Hams Very quiet
Cut MeaIH-Firmer sales at l2a12se for shOul-
dsFs and l5aI1a for hams
Bacon sIdes-Very suIl. Sales rough sides at
t24c
Lard-Fiirmsr, and in fair dsmAnd. Sales at IBA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-15

EXHIBITION The teachers and scholars
of the West Side are to give an Exhibition
for the relief of tho Soldiers families on
Thursday evening of this week st the ArmO-
~ on the corner of Fraukiin and Pearl streets.
The entertainment will consist Of q series
of spirited tsbleAux, which have been in pre-
parafion for this occasion. Dramatic and
musical performances will also be introduced.
There is great deal Of talent ELECTED in
this enterprise and the performance cannot
fail to interest all. Those who attended the
entertainments given last winter by the same
persons can testify to the superiority # these
performances. The cause is 3 noble and
prAissWOrthy one and should draw crowded
house. Let every one who desires to help
along good work and spend an evening
-pIssssHtIx. attsnd nsxs ThusadaE .nieht., nv,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-15

ACADEMY OF MUsIc-The new play Of
the "scarlet Letter" was repeated last
night. There are a great many difficulties
to contend with in introducing a new play,
which in this effort have, we think, been
successfully encountered. Mr.. EIIsIer has
infused the whole strength of his company
into this piece, and the consequence is, it
was presented with great power and eject,
and received with great applause. The
period of the play is laid in "gOOd old
colony times," when puritanic perfection
prevailed, and the persecution of witches
was the chief amusement, and hence it is
full Of exciting and amusing incidents. To-
night is presented the drAmatiEAtiOn Of
Of another Of HswthOrn's novels, Aurora
Floyd, which exOseds this in exciting Incl
SsHatSu uaSa Ia TSS8RAs1s NJ p1kFeg soIa stSI4yJ !
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-15

TIE PoLoPToooHoRAMA. = This in
stitution, which, whatever its other charac-
tsristics, has a name of learned length, and
laundering sound, was exhibited to our citi-
sens for the first time last evening, at Brain
ards Hall.
As works Ofsrt, the series of designs com
posing ii are truthful and well executed, and
are excellent illustrations of the noted
scenes, and the places made memorable du-
ring the progress of the war, snd, altogeth-
or, it forms very interesting exhibiisn.-
One feature of the performance last evening,
took the audience by surprise, as it was not
down on the bills, which was the distribution
Of costly gifts to such of the audience as
agreed to tell their friends of the merits Of
the exhibition. The gifts distributed last
evening, and which twas announced by the
manager will be distributed at each exhibi-
ton, are very beautiful indeed, and consist
Of elegant gOld-band china tea sets, silver
cake baskets, silver csstOrs, photograph al
buns, books, and variety of smaller arti-
cles.
The entertainment itself is truly meritO'
rious, and deserves the patronage of our cit
izsns.
An afternoon exhibition, for the aocomO-
datiOn of ladies and children, will be givsr
at ~ o'clock. This will be very convention
to those who wish to avoid the crowd in tn,
evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-15
BROAD GAUGE ROUTE
MORNINGLEADER
WEDNESDAY HIORNIN0, JUNE IS.

EzVS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Q. 4. Eeaa-U. &. 1915 Bonds.
John Eilsler-Acsdeny OF Music.
Athonsum Music Hall-A. Montpelier.
7. CowIes h O5-Job Printing.
Pelton & Brsed-FOr Chi-sgo.
E. CowIss s Co-Blsnks.
.Gsrretson, Bowe 4 FOR Lake Superior.
o Cutter L son-Gsnts' Furnishing Goods, &c, .
Auciioa.
nssiI L srsnglsr-Cs7Alry Horses Wanted.
Lawrence Railroad and transportation Company
Eoti-e.
Lost-Sleeve Button
Wanted-SituatIon.
Notwithstanding.
slrAyed or tolen-Doz.
Wanted -SubStitute.
". 3. wadsEorth = Improved Patent Water
Drawers.
Pearl Sirest Armory-Ioeal notice,
O. Molle Local noiire.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-15

sHooH1sa DEAFH.-On Saturda after
noon last q young woman employed In
GoodaIe's Wool Factory at Middlebury,
Summit county, met with a sudden and
shocking accident. Passing too near some
of The machinery, shs was caught by::a large
shaft revolving at the rate of Hfty-eight times
in minute, and was whirled around with
frightfuI velocity for about a minute before
the water could be sbut of and the machin-
cry stopped. When sKtricatsd she was quite
dead and horribly msngled.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-15

The receipts Of grain arc light, but quite SUM-
Gent 10 meet the demand az present shown Tbs in
guiry Tor Flour Is still chiefly from the home trade,
though ales Of round lots private terms are
reported The market rules firm at this advance es-
tabished at the opening OF the week Wheat "a only
inquired foe by mIlsrs. Wh1 are not buying freely,
an we quote the marke dull but frmer and shade
bettsr for choice samples Corn is quiet, but oni
nally UNCHANGED. Oats are in limited demand, with
pretty free receipts, and the market shade easer
Provisions are unchanged and firm, bat ths trans
actions are light and confined to retail lots.
Butter continues dull, and prices are nominal at
the range Of 25ez6c for W. B. Eggs are quiet, small
sales making at l7c Cheese is steady at quotations.
| with coed demsnd
high vines continue inactive, but were held hImer
to day, holders maintaining the r views a. q, I,2s.
Petroleum is very firm, and most dealers continue
to hold above present quotations, and dclne to offer
below the figure st which they have limited.
Sal and quotations to day were as follows
FIour-Duli, but hrm. Sales so bbls double extra
red at s7s5.
WheaE-Dul, but firmsr. The demand Is confined
to miers. Sales LEO bushels No Toledo, free on
board, at ssO; car choice red on ra-k at tlbsi
| car red on u sek at si,A,
Uorn-Quiet aud steady. Sale l cSr shellsd on
track at tl,2l.
Oars-Dun, and less firm. Sales csrs on track at
7sc, and cars at 7s1c.
| BnekvyheaI-Steady at sl.75 p9r bu hei.
PSrk-D II, but firm at t20, 90 for No CitY-psck-
cd mess, and sls 90 for NO 3.
Lard-Steady at l6c for eity-rsndersd in tierces.
| Smoked hIeEIs-Dull, steady aud firm. Sugar
cured hams l9o; clear bacon l5c; shoulders l3oi
vasssd dried beef tc uncanVassed do l5c. Sales 800
Bs sugar cured hams at loc.
Mess Beef-QuIet at sI70O for city-packsd.
Butter-Continues dull at 25925o for Western Re-
serve
Esgs-Dull. Small sales reported at lie.
Ohssss-I In good request at I3c for prime Western
Reserve and 40 TOR Hamburgh Small lots selected
to tHe retail trade bring 10 advance these figures
HiaHwInss-Dul and Inactive, but frmsr. Held
at iI.zs.
AIoohoI-stesdy at a. 5se2ss Tor % per cent. Neu-
tral Proof Spirits 81, IS.
Bsans-Quist at s2,sO for medium white.
Peas-Cansda in moderate request at 81 20 per
bushel
5aiC-soaree and firm, with = good demand, at
s2,sO for fine, s2,h5 fer cosrss and ground sOlar,
| Dried ApBIes-stoady at Ia1f9Ilo.
/ Dried Psaches-scaTce and in good demand at
Sic for peeled and 2Oc for unpsslsd.
/ POtaEoes-ln moderate and and steady at
sI,OO9IIO for peach blows, according to quality.
| PeIrOieual-Quiet and firm at 7Oo for refined.
Fish-In steady demand and firm at the follow
ing quotations: Whitensh. half bbls, $3.50; Pick
erel, half barrels, $500 Trout, half oatrss, s725
Herring SOS per half barrel.
nIIli Feed-In good request and hrm at S25,0Oa
s5OO. Oats and ground together s42 90 at
the nils.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-15

ETEHPoEARY BRIDGE.-The A. and G. W.
Railroad Company are building q temporary
bridge across the cavity on Detroit street for
the accommodation Of psssers while they
are excavating the tunnel through the street.
They are progressing rapidly with this tun-
mel, and it will not be long before it will be
completed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-15

DEsERTER sHor-A ssrinos sffair oc'
cured at Bristol Station yesterday morning
between five and six O'Clock. A Deputy
Provost Marshal had come there in search
of deserters. Three runaway substitutes
we're there endeavOring to get on the train
for Cleveland. The officer, finding himself
unable to secure them, drew his revolver and
shot enc Of them as he was escaping from
him. The Il an is not eKpsetsd to live.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-15

KILLED BY A FALL.-A little boy named
Murphy, living in the nsighborhood of the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad shops, was
playing on the roof Of an out house Monday
afternoon, when he missed his footing and
fell from the building striking his head
against stone and fracturing his skull. He
lived but few minutes after the fall.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-15

MARINE NEws.-The river yesterday
was we'll filed with sail vessels and large
number of propslIers. Lumber and iron ore
crafts seem to prcdominsto. The prOPslIers
Portsmouth, Pacific, Arctic, Elmirs, Empire
and Wouons were in port. The Arctic left
for Buffalo, and Elmira for Toledo yesterday.
The Portsmouth leaves for 0gdensburgh, and
the Pacific for Buffalo to-day. No Lake su-
nerior boats were in port.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-15

soEs OF TEMPERAHoE.-TheG Grand Divi-
sion of Soma of Temperance meets in Temper
snce Hall this morning at ten o'clock. This
evening there will be public dedication Of
the Hall, and on Thursday the National Di-
vision Sons of Temperance for North Ameri-
ca, will commence its Twentieth Annual
Session and continue about one week. This
is the leading temperance reform OrganiEs-
tion in America.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-15

Plastor-In fsir demand at slO per ton for land,
ESQ per barrel for Dentist" and as,s5 psr bar
rel for common caIcined.
Ale and PsFtsF-sssady at following Qussai!!s !!s5ns:
Present ISe Ak Ale $500; stock 4x =. slROO to tI3,
co; Aennett Si''Ooi Fa-S 90; Porter slI.
mslt-steady at 81, so per Nd
HOPs-2I@25o for OhiOi 2sSsao for New York
State.
request at s2.OO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-15
CITY NEWS.

TEE attention Of farmers is called to an
advertisement in another column headed
LoIor's Sheep and Lamb dipping compost
tiOn. Those who have used it agree in say
ing that it is all it claims to be.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-15

G. MoLLEH will sell on Thursday, June
18th, at ten O'Clock, lot Of dry goods,
clothing, fancy goods, millinery, hats, caps,
looking glasses, 80. Be on hand everybody
as they will be sold without any reserve
rSSftaEsFs rsuuuu % tus srriRRslbSs;1I ISr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-15

In LUCK AGAIE.-Mr. Williams having
received instructions to buy an Album
whom he came to the city went immediately
to the Metropolitan, No. 14O, Superior street,
and made his purchase. He recsivtd d his
book and change, ana had just left the store
when " came after m TO inform him he
had not yet received his gift. On returning
and receiving beautiful Ice Pitcher as a
present, he declared that he believed the Met
ropolitan was the place to get Albums, and
that his friends would pstroniGs that estsb-
lishment if he could induce them to do so.
JunsI4:I55
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
RIRANOIAL.
MONEY n1ARKEF.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
TUESDAY EVENIy6. June IA, 1874

MORNING LEADER OFFICE I
TUESDAY EVEEEs, June a. l564.J
GOId-Cur New York repost announces a decline
in Gold to-day, the market closing a. s65. What
the inauenoe was We cannot conjecture. Dealers
here bous pretty uniformly at s5 snd sold ats and
gs. The business was lisht
siIvsr-Buying aud selling nominAlly 10 per cent.
below gold.
mOney-The demand for Money Is rather on the
Increase, and the market continues close. Bankers
are rigid in their choice Of paper, and most OF them
were to-day refusing all applications except from
regular customers. Ths quoted rare to-day was
per cent but there probably little obtained
at this figure
ExchansS-Hesvy aud lower. Buying at B Of
and selling at par for currency.
Governments Bends Quiet and steady at the
following rates:
Buying. Selling.
b-1bsS cou pOn1---s-.-- .ibo7A "
7-5O's, April and OctobeF............lG7< n0
T-s0s, February and August-......lt78 ITO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-15

Do not buy boot or shoe in Cleveland
until you first examine the large stock Of
SUTTLEs & Co.,
100, Superior street. IS per cent shaved.
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80
A much larger proportion were held to ser
vice than at any previous day. The next
draft will not take pIsos before next week.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-15
n. Y. CATTLE HIARKET-Juns IA.

The current prices for the week at oil the markets
are as iolOws:
50 ordinary to good, per cwt., sl6 -i.his On: COM
mon, ga ,5lSGl6,0a; inferior, si2,fGF .i4I0
Cows and Cniyes-Eirst q t+iity s55 O0.s5 a.
ordinary, S450OA5OOO; eomWOA so tsaSS O0; fntos
nor, E35 OaasO,0
Veal CnIyes-First guilty, 2 n, IOaIO5Se ordi-
mary, s1xsgSc common, saS5Se; infsrior 7ssasa
sheep and Lamss-Extra = head, q, ,0OS19,O F;
s6,Ostl6,50; infericr a, ,5UEp5,5O
Swine Cora led = pound, s7s99Hc; stiIl-fed
Sc slesAc.
RECEIPTS.
Total receipts Of all stock at all the yards for
the week were as follows:
1oefos a0ss
AOhs-...-... -s-...-....---.-.... ZZ9
veal CalEed....-s. ..s..--.-.--...-.--.--.--. la4
Sheep and lambs. .....-.. 375
Swine 54a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-15

1880 TO LOAN AT sEvsN PER CENT
Apply to L.PRENTIss.
june14:156
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-15

TaE SUPPLEMENTARY DEAFr.-The Pro-
vost Ma.shal yesterday examined seventy
three persons who were drafted under the
supplementary draft. The following Is the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-15
ssE. EEOOA s1AhAkE-Juno IA.

HtoUkE-LOwer.
Five-tWenties coupons, I05H, O1eyear certificates
o. nissouIi g. 90 Ohio aud Misslssiep certificates
b2Es Canton slH. Pacific N Il 2s4 Erie lllJs 90 pre-
teri lO9A, New York Central l33, Hudson l5 Iii
nOiB central scrip lzg'S. beading laos, Michigan
Central I4ia, hIichiRsn SOothern s5, Cleveland and
Pitt ,bursh lli4 q eVeEnd and To edo l4l4, Chica-
20 and neck Island Il5sS, Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy I2s, Milwaukee and Prairie du CHEN 67Ai
HRbRsh g.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-15

OAI, JUNE l4ths lob4l
OLAPP, STANLEY co.'s MAMMOTH
PolOptieOmOFama OF ths War,
Depicting every feature OF interest from the firing
O. the first gun at Sumter down 70 the more recent
events OF the ar, tnteIspeIsed with startling pIO
RAMI EFFECTS. with the most astOLishibg lilo.
sions and Mechanical effects, on style OF stupsn.
dous grandeur never reio 2 attempted
The horrors OF the b. tile ned, fierce and deadly
COZ fiCts, The ise Of battle and she eash Of war
are repTesen ed with hfe hke viVidness The thuu-
der OF cannon and the din Of Ihe battle he fai
up5n ths OF ths audi nee. The nrs and smoke Of
the advancing hosts and their dep rate chargfs are
seen; and the iearful work carnsEe and dssth b
presented With adistinetnssa and vtVidne moekine
reality. By the aid Of and Intricate ma
chinery, mechanical Appliances chemical effects and
ingenious diO amtc comp ments never ore in
trOduced in this country. the audi nee can Rlmoai
i'm agtue themselves actual spectators OF the subl
and stirring represented The srrfacs Of eseh
may distinctly traverse with tho oys an entire 5at
te- -hsld, or follow the moEs msnts Of tie gIraod
Army from the outbreak Of the rebellion 70 the
The early p0rtious Of these great historic HIumi-
mated abieaux were pailted in London ct a cost Of
t., 90, from sketches taken by Mr. RSndOph, artist
IOT the Illustrated London News, then travelling on
tour OF observation. The concluding scents were
Iketehed b. G5vRTnmenE emploIee and executed
- the mott eminent American artists, in luofnR
such names aa minqrd lewis. Wm. Preston, Piefaon
Brother rs, J. Paul Barnes and others.
The several scenes will be illustrated With Taph-
io accompanying lecture By Il. GFant Barnwell,
t1t tssutsd elOCu iOuist Whose t6Ifl ing poWBr- ~
description have ELECTED the highest sneomiums Of
In ordsr % Afford all an opportunity os Witnessing
th9 Great Exh1oitons the following rates admis-
sion have been fixed;
Children under years VI ago........-......I5o cts
Reserved seats 23 cen 3 extra. Doors open at IL
commence ats
sTG Grand Matinee for Ladies' and Children On
wednesday snd SATURDAY Afternoon 81 * O'oicck.
- Liberal ARRANGEMENTS MAZE with schools, sem
inariess &C, On application 70 the Manager.
inual0 rs
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CHIOA6U HIARKET..JUNE IA.

RlsEr-1ctive.
NksaI-Bu0yAnt. Buyers offer a. s95f Tor No I
and 81 ,33& TO- SO ..
COrH-Firm At decline Of lo. Sales at 81 ,l27S for
no and q 90 fOr NOR
Oata-ouiet, but firm, Sales ct 6g%a771<e. The
dsmaad Is exclusively speculative.
from 81 Z3xal.254
RIeIs Pork Advanced s2,OOas.sO. Sales at ss2.OO
a32,50
Erstghts-Steady.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-15

JEBB's PATENT TUBULAR CHURH.-There
will be daily exhibition of the working
Of this new and improved Churn at IL o'clock,
A. at Russell's Forest City HOUSE. Dairy
men and others interested are invited to be
present. County rights for sale.
Jupa ID I55
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UOmmE RUIAL.
CLEVELAND mARKEx.

MORNING LEADER OrFIOa,
TUESDAY ESEEso. June "A 1884.
ReceIpta-rhs following are the receipts Of grain
by rail during the "A houu ending at half-Past one
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CHEAPEE THAI CoTroH 5HIRTINo.-The
Irish linens, selling at the closing out sale
of 1. P. SherwoOd's, arc much cheaper than
cotton goods mRy3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-15
LOCAL NOTICES.

PEARL STREET ARNoRY, THURSDAY Eve
HIso, JUNE I6fH-Ths Public Schools on
West Side will give a Musical and Dramatic
Entertainment next Thursday evening at the
Armory for the benefit of Soldiers Families.
Admission, IS cents. june Is: l55.
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=. z. EOrEY l1ARKER-Juue "a.

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BtoriiBg ExohanGS-Seiiing st 2l6.
Goi6-Less active snd lower. Opening a 9ls1l
advancing 9s, doc lining 95E and cOsing nrm At
9556
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