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LOCAL NOTICES.

CLEVELAND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION RooNs, !
219 Superior Street, June l, 1864. J
The Mansgers of the Cleveland Library
Association, desircus of extending the bene-
fits of the Institution IS widely as possible,
and believing that large numbers of our citi-
cons are not sufficiently informed Of the sd-
vantsges to bs derived from it, have deemed
it advisable to make brief statement Of
facts concerning it,
The Reading Room, on the I'd hOOr, Is
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The supplementary draft will commence
this morning, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at the
Provost Marshars Office, No. 81 Bank street
The number required is 4I4, as follows:
Lake county, Z; Summit county, Al, and
CuyahogS, 966.
The following is list of deficiencies aris-
ing from exemptions in the towns and wardl
in this district.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
PIN CHAL,
E0NEY MARKBF.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, I
VurgaAE EwwWTud yrua 2 lcfl


MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
TUESDAY EVENING, June 2, 1884,
Gold Gold e'ossd in New York to-day at I9sA-
a shade lover than yesterday. The decline at one
time vent 10 g. understood be OccAsioned BY the
rep rted Trssence OF Mr.. Chass in the city. There
ms 10 be but moderate maad ior Gold in New
York at present, which together with tightening
mOueT market creates surprise that the present high
premium should be so stubborny maintained. The
buying rae here to dsy opened 81 closed at &C.
SIIVsr-Buying to-dly chiefly at so premium.
m0ney-Tbo money msrKet continues very close,
and Bankers TO dsy were compelled to uss their tivs
per cent FgAl tends TO meet the demands uron
them, which still large. All ordering IRON
New York but it is probable that Bankers there are
holding tenaoious'y to their grtenbaeks, ard may
not be disposed to Afford any material relief. he
indicators that under the pj icy anuOuL ced BY
GIr Chsss fer his future government, VIZ. borrow
ing Instead OF ing to issues, togsthsr with
the abs rrtion that will reuit from the s75.GOe,0O
loan, will be extremely tight for some timo
to come The secrstary IS already We ting he de-
pOsits o. the National Banks to the Trsasury, and
viii prob ~ continue to do more largely than at
present as increased vgor in military operations is
inaugCrated. The rates are ROminAily 1914 per
cant.
ExohanEs-Tbere not quite the supoI abundance
Of Exchange ed for the past few days, but rates
steady st discount buy buy ing aud par selling
/ Tor Government, Eation2iaud Ohio funds.
GSVOrnmonI Bsnds-SteRdy ard rather quiet
at the !oi owing rates
| BuyirE. Selling.
/ 9-SI D DlpOuhss. s.s.ssssssssss..lu071 ~
| 1919, April and OctOber...........ll0 llZ1
| 7-3O'si February aud August...-..-ll0 uzh
y. z. HOREY mARKEr-Juns
/ fsE szzsazzsz-g
MoEs7- Steady at cal per cent
| 8feritsg HxGhanse- Firmsr at 10 for sold.
| tiold-WithGut decided change OpsntnR 1894,
dec in nR to 49, advancing 1881 snd closing quiet
/ At e3A,
Government atooks-Gather botter. q. g.
/ Six Of 1851, coup les. l 3x4llsA Fiya-tWoutes,
coupons le:;ssI $ SsYenthi iy Treasury nOtts o.
/ tobeF and A priI, I09.
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q. A. READ q co,

Banker, No. 95 Superior street,
srs buying JULY, SEPTEMBER, AMI
NOVEMBER
UnIied states TateFSst Coupons
at the highest rates of premium.
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CHoIoE colors in new ribbons opened
at Mrs. ShaW's Rooms this morning.
June 2:I57.
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CEEAPEE THAN COr1oH sHIRrIE0.-The
Irish linens, selling at the closing out sale
Of I. P. sherWOOd'S, are much cheaper than
cotton goods. mays
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=. z, KSONEY lIARKET--J June :.
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United Stats Size, OF 1881 r giBisred lO3 Five
tWsuti.s cong pcns, O' One; eertfhca'es IS Pa
cine all 2i7, New York enlral I3I5u, Eii a y ,
AnasOn 1854, K=rdiog 1879, Michigan Genital Az,
Mi hig4n southern g3A do guaranteed l59. Isiart Is
nTral scrip l16f Toledo aud Wabash IS, cleveland
and FiJ'HbLUEh llU4 chicago Roth seste' "A
5lif, prefd rcd 81 Uev6 and and Toledo i'Sf Chi
AlgJ ard ROck Isl-bd III ~ aiiiWaukee aud p iI 10
du Ch en- Go. PItisbUEEh, roIt Wayne AID Chicago
lI44, TenBesseets9 y, Qui1kztlTer 73x.
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MORNING
WEDNRsDAY MORNING, JUNE S, 1864.
Rka ABvkk9asEmEREs,

EkH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
o. A. Rssa-U. 8. 1910 Bonds.
John Elialer-Academy OF HusEo.
Athencum Music Hall "A Montpelier.
Felton d Freed-For Chi ago.
-. n. a Il. 7. Howsr-New Dress Goods.
Ie'ton q Prsod-For Ogbsusburgh.
Fussey McB ide-FOr lake Superior.
B. =. Burohhsld-ccpper Mine Notice.
For Rfnt-Rocms.
For sals-Submsrine Armor.
To Rent-BouFt.
o Cutter q sOn-L9cal no.ics.
Cleveland Librsr, AssociAtioa-LooaI EOtIcs.
o. Cutter a son-Locsl notice.
LAlOr DIothers-Dripplng Composition.
Jan Z1etsr- Guardian Sale.
Robert Hanna Go -For Lake Superior. -
Fourth ward-Lccsl motto
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PIrTsBURGH OIL MARKET.
Especial to the Leader.

Especial to the Leader
Pittsburgh June 7.
PetroIeum-FouT boat loscs q OIL (i2i5 barre I'D
arrived to-day and zod Immediately at &c and
s2O-barTels returned. Refined nominal at SIC IN
bond and esas7c free,
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The following are either not examined, or
having been examined, have not yet obtain
ed substitutes, paid oOmmutatiOn or reported
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF Cleveland.
designated Depository and Fiscal
Agent Of the United States.
National 104O Five Per Cent.
Lean.

BY instructions from the Secretary OF the Treas
sE, LIaHek "a this Bank Will rooef7e sub
scriptious for the NATIONAL 1910 FIVE PER CENT.
Loan IN coupon bonds registered certnca ses re-
desed after ten and payable forty years ro1i date
In OoIH, - -
InIs oan bears GOLD IETKREsT, payable EKHI- AFEU-
ALLY on coupon and registered bonds of 0 az d over
and 100 dolIaFsf on bonds Of ths dhnn7nA
In subscribing parties may either TO pay the &C.
crued interest rom the 6rgt o. arch 10 the day Of
subscription in Coin In Currency adding hty per
cont. premium or receive bonds bearing Interest
from day ofsubscri7tion. Of Also will allow TO
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROK ER6,
AND SUB AGENTS,
the usuaI mmisson Of one eighth Of ons per cent
Spril2-162.
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THE DRAFT.

Draft TO take place to-day
liable Of Deficiencies TO be 1iiIed--Num-
Der netrePOrted-
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CLEVELAND mARKEF.

hORsIss LEADEa oFFl0<,
TTEs lII BVssrHe. June 7, Hs4.
ReceipIs-1Le following are the receipts OF grain
by rail during the "a hours ending at hali-pRst ono
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City SextOn's Report of Interments In
the several Oeme cries for the Month
of llnY. 1864.
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Adults A; Children 90; Males AZ; Females e5.
VIC. STEDMAN,
Cleveland, May 3lst 1854. City Sexton.
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E. B. HALE, Banker,
Ill SHFsrisr-sts

0. 8. BONDS, GOLD, SILVER, 0. s
COUPONS and CANADA MONEY
Bought and sold at bsstrate5
Deposits Beceived
And Collections made st ell accessible
points.
R@Uncurrent Funds converted OF Low.
sst Rates.
Revenue Stamps for Sale.
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SI0 TO $50 A DAY.-A4ENI
" Z ~ Wan=ed u sell the I'm proved tie fstsnt
Sewing NJ trbns. I'll be cheap Machi- Q IN ire Uni
ted States We giving commission by which
the above he N do. will employ
Ace Is a e75 per monsa ard eEp es paid. or
particnl6rE and Ief ms address with stamp.
rs. PAGE, General Agent,
mayI7-i5lW3u TO'edn Ohio
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Report of the Proceedings Of the Police
Court for the Month OF May, 1861,
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UsT RECEIF V ED-A NUT b ER
u lar-e invoice # hose beautiful Window shadrs
All sizes snd very cheap q. Jones, lt6 Superior
street an rican Buildings, Cleveland, o.
=mayis Is7
IttHE BEST FAMILY HORSE
ia the city, also two buggies and one two seated
ceTriaee tor sale cheap. Z. N. KEYES
mGy12-i5g
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og0 000 I-GHEAP WATCHES and
AA-l LLLL -. L--...I..-l. g-.-I-r.-

0CU.UUU JEW ELRY at Wholesale. suffers,
Countrv Merchants Ped a., ard g n rsl tr -lers
SunEliec at imuianse bargains. Natsh-s Jewel,
y of every description IL y patl IA or qulity ena
~ s1y 0Tantity constantly on nd and msle 70 or
der EEtus.es Of any class Of yEoik iurnlshth 6ofu
nsnyassinq Cieshs wanted, PreeE aud tuii d.scrip-
Way NEW HozE. ccio'AIf a6"
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IEFoENATIoS WANTED We would respect
fully ask any amateur or connoisseur, who
may be in the city, 10 in formus what sen
timent or idea is intended to be expressed
By the work of art recently hung out Of the
windows of Ranney, Bsckus and Mobiles
office. As many of our readers have OBJ
served, Mcclellan stands out in lampblscko-
relief from some high-priced cotton cloth
in front of said office.
Can any one tell US what affects the oil
factories of the General, as he stands in
state there, looking in his atuesqueness
like ships figure head2 He seems to be
snufing up awful bad smells. Is it the
dye on his jet black moustaehe, or has he
discovered that there is rottenness in Dem
mark2 His eagle eye describes some object
in the distance, and the curl of the
nOstril iniimates that it is carrlon.
The abominable odor can hardly proceed
from the Office behind the figure, fer the
forward intontness Of the eye fasteus the
stigma on some other locality as the foun-
tein or sewer-souree. Can it be efiuTium
from Democratic dead in Maine and Yer
mont. or deadly miasm from the myriads
of dead nsckerel, cast by the late storm
upon the coasts of Indiana and Ohio? Ev-
IDENTIFY there is rottenness somewhere, and
we consider it is either this, or the dye on
his mOustache which so manifestly disturbs
the General, and distOrts his lips and nasal
sPPcndage.
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TNION FORNsRIP MREFIKGs.
List of Appointments for Union Town
ship Meetings.


OCTOBER 10Th.
DoVER-C. ". Palmer, Esq., and John
G. Grannis, ESQ. E
BEREA-T. A. Oakley, ESQ. and J. a.
Rhodes, Esq.
WARRENSVILLE-Lorin Prentiss, Esq.
and NJ. s. Castle, Esq.
OoroBFR 27th
BR0OKLYN-Hon. D. R. Tilden and
Charles Arnold, Esq.
CHAGRIN FALks-A. T. Slade, ESQ,
and ]. P. Bishop, Esq.
MAYFIILD-Majo or John Coon and A.
T. Brinsmsde, Esq.
OLMsTEAD-C. ". Palmer, Esq, and
II. H. Black bnrn, Esq.
STR0NGSVILLE-S. o. GriswOld, ESQ.
and l. Buckingham, Esq. a+t
OCTOBER 28th.
BRECKSVILLE-Hon S. Williamson,
and C. D. Everett, Esq.
BEDFoRD-H. C. White, Esq. and ]. q
Rhodes, Esq.
PARMA-J. NJ. Jones, Esq, L. Prentiss.
ESQ.,, and C. Arnold, Esq.
R0YALToN-R. E. Knight, Esq, and
Judge ]. P. Bishop.
OCTOBER 29th.
EAST CLEvEAND-Major John Coon
and Hon. R. P. spaulding. a
OcroBER SIst.
INDEPENDENCE. A. Oakley, Esq
and J. H. Rhodes, ESQ.
NOVEMBER 1st.
NEWBURGH-Hon. R. P. sPaulding and
J. c. Grsnnis, Esq.
ORANGE-HOn. J. P. Robson and
Rev. J. II. Jones.
NOVEMBER I'd.
RoCKPoRT-A. T. slade, Esq. and J. q
Rhodes, Esq.
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Total ...........- zbot lSVJ 56OO 800 4OO
Holders of Grain were firm, but buyOrs held OF,
and but few sales were recorded ct the Board Of
Trade this afternoon, and the market closed dull
and heavy
FKeights-Firm at the following rates: LAKH
AED BAIL-FIour to Albany and Troy 81 90 to New
YORK 81 80, to Boston 81 4O Wool to New York
81 SO, to Boston So o.. All RAII--TO New York,
Flour 81 80; Wool 81 u. To Boston, Flour 81 40;
Wool 50 "a.
FIOur-sales 100 bbls Xxx red at 50 sI1l; 100
bbls Xxx red at So %; so bbls Xxx white at SO rs.
Wheat-Less active and market dull at about
yesserday's closiug rates. Sales 2 era No. red
from store at So 90; 2 cars No red from store st
81 go; closing dull and inactive.
COrn-Dun; no sales. Holders asking an zd-
vance, but buyers rot willing to sccsds.
Oafs-NOminal. Held at 7O@T1c.
Rye-Dull.
BaFIey-Without sales.
POrk-Firm at $40 90 for No. l mess; $50 co for
Ne. 2 do.
Larl-scarcs and irm at &c in tisress; 2le in
kegs.
Hams-sussr euTsd in good demand and mar
ket firm at si925o for eanvasaed-
shOulders-girma and unchanged at i992Oc.
BaeOn-steady. Sales loco Ibs at zoe.
Dried Beef-Canvnssed lso; uncsnvassed loo.
Butter-Quiet. Sales 80 kegs Westsrn Reserve
at 35@9so.
CIseese-hsrkst quiet and dull at 1s@Isc for
good Western Reserve dry; zoe for choice selected
and Hamburger.
ESgs-Scarce and In good demand at 25c.
His<lsVgiaca-- But HttIe doing small lots sell
ing at 81 70.
Alcohol Held At 50 6O93 81 for GO psr cent;
81 30 foz -,sutrsl Proof spirits.
PetrOIeUn-Reaned hrm but not active at "
Ssoo.
DRIED ApPles-ssles 10 bbI5 at SIC.
Green AppIes-Steady at a rsnze Of 60 5O9
So 90 ? bbIi the very choicest qualities a shade
higher.
Satin good supply and steady; ans 81 IS,
coarse s. co.
Weter Lisne-Firm st 81 Is Ior Oswego aud
Akron; So 90 for Roselals Cement
FEssSe=--"POsoii's" land plaster so per toa-
IsOps-stesdy and firm at 25835s, according TO
uaIity.
EaIt-Lower bnt firm at 81 25.
Ale and FOrter-sIarket steady. We quote
IS follows Present Use X1 Ale $40; Stock XXX
sllSSl2i Keaaest 81; Pale Dream sli. Po-tsr
sii Half and quarter barrels il proportions.
Stone Ware-oPsn ware I2s pes gallon, and
Jugs lsc per gallon.
Fire BrIek-MaFket firm. sslIing IS $40 90
. 1000.
Fire CIay-Firm ami steady. Heliat IS 90 y
barrel.
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THUMBS oFF.-The inexorable draft turns
up many things to laugh at. One James
Russell, oiFremOnt, who was lately drafted,
tried 10 defrsud his beloved country of
his invaluable person, which is made up
Of many members, by getting his wife to
chop off one of his smallest members,
namely, his right thumb. This feat ac-
eomPlished, he reported himself at the
Provost MarshaPs at sandusky City, ex-
pecting to be exempted. But the Marshal
could not see it in that light. and Jimmie
must 60, will he, Mill he, and sans thumb.
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TESTIMONIAL TO CAPTAIN WrLL1AM MCKAY.
The members of the Board of Trade and
other citizens, thought it meet to present
Captain Mckay, of the steamer City Of
Cleveland, and his men, some testimonial
of their appreciation of the heroism dis
played by the Captain and his crew in the
rescue of Mr.. Spear, of the brig Sultan, and
of the crew of the gunbost Winslow; and
they, accordingly, on Monday afternoon,
presented Captain Mckay an elegant gold
watch and chain, and gave $50 to each Of
the three gallant men who volunteered their
services to help rescue the crew of the
Winslow, on Friday night, October 18th,
1894. !
The presentation, which was perfect
surprise to the captain, took place in the
cabin of the steamer City of Cleveland,
PhilO Chamberlin, Esq, doing up the pre-
sentation in handsome manner. 1t was a
very pleasant affair.
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BOUND FOR THE ToRTUels.-A squad Of four
soldiers, three white and one black, arrived
in this city on the Cincinnati Exp ess train
yesterday morning, from General Thomas
army, en- route for the Dry Tortugas, where
they will have & good time thinking over
the crimes of desertion, theft andI murder,
with which they are charged, and repent
ing of them at their leisure. They were
marched up the street, and put in charge
OF Provost Marshal Nash, and will to-day
move on. They spOrted considerable jew
elry in the way of chains and balls. They
were tough looking set of fellows, and
would doubtless like to stop over on their
journey long enough to vote for Mcclellan.
That they had leaning that way became
apparent when bystander rallied one OF
criminals on his carrying chain and ball
instead of musket, and the felon jocularly
replied, "These are the presents which Old
Abe made US"
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SCHOONER JAMES NAvAsE.-This vessel, re-
Gently got of from Middle Island, is at
present discharging her cargo of railroad
iron at Detroit. 1t has been aseertained
she viii require large amount of repairs,
and preparations are accordingly being
made to place her in dock for that purpose.
So say Detroit papers.
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FIeHT on WEsT RIVER srREET.-We learn
that fight occurred yesterday betwe ~
the men employed by the Atlantic ard
Great Western Railway Company in laJ-
ing down ties in said street, and seys -sl
residents on the street, who claim that le
Railroad is sencrOacbing on their rights tnd
prsmerses. Wecould not ascertain partieu-
lars, but hear that there were several noses
painted red, and several braces of eyes
clothed in mourning, and that the air over
there received a new element, by plenti-
full admixture of Irish oaths and begor-
ras.
The police came upon the spot, but de-
elined all interference until the decision
in the matter should be given by the City
Council, which met last evening.
Irish town is awake and expects every
man to do his duty. .
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CRY COUNCIL vs.. A. & G. W. R. R. CON-
PAvT.-The Council decided last night to
instruct the City Civil Engineer to enforce
the ordinance against certain rights to the
Cleveland L Mahoning and the Atlantic d
Great Western Railroad Company, to oceu-
py a certain portion of West River street.
A great deal of discussion was provoked.
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ACADEMT OF MUsIe.-A new drama was
put upon the stage here for the first time,
last evening-"JeSsie Brown; or, the Siege
Of Lucknow" The play is one which
could not fail to be popular now, unless it
were most stupidity presented.
In speaking Of the performance We will
not allow our enthusiasm to run away with
US, as it evidently did in the case of a
young man who walked home just in front
of US. On being asked by another what
the play was, and if it was rendered well,
he said, with great excitement, "It was
we'll done; it was Jessie Lucknow, and de-
signed to illustrate scenes in the great Sc
boy rebellion"
Miss st. Clair, as the regiments favorite
and the heroine, sustained the great repu-
tation che has earned in that personation.
The tsbleaux we're excellent, and thrilled
all with their startling beauty. The enter
tainment closed with an admirable present.
meut ofT"he Lord and the Cobbler" Mr..
Lewis and Mrs. Ellsler were in their best
trim, and seldom have we seen q good farce
50 inimitably set forth. They give the
same plays this evening. Lat the old
Academy be filed.
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OPENING OF CHARITY HOSPITAL COLLEGE,
The opening of Charity Hospital Medical
College viii be celebrated in Hofman's
Block this afternoon, commencing at
three O'Clock. The Introductory Address
viii be delivered by Professor A. P. Dutch
er. The reputation which the Professor
brings with him will ensure & rare enter
tainment to medical men and the public in
2 neral. The public are invited.
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UNITED STATES CoURT.-Mastick and Car
yer, charged with attempting to hire one
Cox, witness against Asher Warner, to
absent himself from trial, were convicted
yesterday, and will probably receive SEN
tence this morning. -t-i -. - 4
The case of Valentine Swain rs. schooner
Comet, claiming damages through collision,
came up yesterday in Admiralty. The
case was argued by LOrin Prentiss and F.
T. Backus, Esqrs., for the ibellant, and
George Wiley, Esq, for defendant.
Reserved for advisement with Judge
swsyne. -t H %
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FIFTH WARD UNION MEETING To-EIeHr.-
The citizens Of the Fifth Ward are to be
addressed this evening at Mechanics Hall,
No. SS2, st. Clair street, by Chaplain Clark
and John C. Grannis, Esq.
The Seventh Ward Club is to be present.
Every Union man should turn out, for the
speeches will be of the most interesting and
entertaining character.
Chaplain Clark has just been released
from q rebel prison, and has true story of
rebel outrages to tell.
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Z NEw DREss.-The Pittsburgh Chronicle
comes to US greatly improved in appearance
by new dress which it donned on Monday
iast-a new suit of types from L. Johnson g
celebrated Philadelphia type foundry.
The CIroJjels is now as excellent typo
graphically, as it is in politics and ability
and that is saying good deal for it.
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CITY NEWS.

RETURN OF AsEEK WARxER.-Marshal Bill
yesterday afternoon received telegram
from H. II. Brown, Esq, of Detroit, stating
that Asher Warner has been delivered up,
and was then safely lodged in the jail in
that city, and that ne would arrive here on
the boat this or tomorrow evening.
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LOCAL NOTIOFs.

NOTICE TO TIE DRAFTED MEN OF TIE CRY
OF CLEVELAND ANE ADJOINING COUNTIES. -
We, the undersigned, are prepared to
furnish men for one, two or three years, al
short notice. No money required until the
papers are delivered.
Inquire at Weddell House for
II. J. M'MAHoS,
oct 26:I74. JAMES RoGERs.
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MORNING LEADER
WEDNESDAY MORNTNG, OCT, IS.
new ADVERTIsRsEH7s.

Academy Of Music-Mlss st. Clair and Mr. Baras
). H. Dewitt & Oo-Oloak Hands Wanted.
A. c Rs1som-Wooi.
Wsnted-smal Farm.
L0st-Waliet.
s Des ey Co.-Fsathers wanted.
+ C5ttrell-4pple5 ftr Sale.
Notice to Drafted Men Local Notice.
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TODNDRY AND MaJhINE HtI
FOR skLE-Brick Machine shop Two s.ori-,
bTgb 50Tr0 Brick Foundry, nrSiJ. Go1d ysT ana
c.ss sand ans coke shs5s But ings on l-.sod "a q
iaass y Years 10 run Goo es.1 - ho5r shaft,
- - and 6siti-R Everything Ia perfect order n
fo- 1eIs cb. ar IL sold within thirty days A1dT,as
rra Ter ss0 Cleveland, Qhios oCll+'f"
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CTVUATION WAETED-By young
y bdy. as copyist. or TO d. aEy ordinary vr'rny -
49, p e. BELL. Mea1v1Il-. "a. oo-i-lt
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oct2s:I74.

Mrs. ". s. Deane, ,ofNew York City, having
located in Cleveland, is prepared 10 receive
pupils for instruction on the piano forte.
Those about tc commence the study of mu-
sic will find her method a very thorough
and comprehensive one. Applications may
be left with DR.. Hall on the Public Square,
or at her residence, % Sheriff street.
Oct25;I74
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NOR SALE-THREE BUILDING
u Lots on Jennings avenue, University He EntS q
test front BY zsse iect deep Enquire Of n. " LII
FTEEWEFER I5O Superior street. ocZI "a