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lYJ. o. MCGUIRE & CO., Auc.ioneers.


On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June gath, At s
O'Clock, on the premises. shall sell the whole
Of Square ls,: fronting rssp.ctivsly on 18th and
whole subdivided into 81 desirable Building Lots
running back to alleys.
Terms Une-third in cash the rem aind or in 8 and
II months with interest, secured by deed Of trust
on the premises
Cost Of conveys nces at the pense of purch aser
@A payment of 81, on each LOT will be required
te sd IRep.1 J. O. MoG UIRE co., Auets.
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-RlApINQ MATTER ON livery PAGE
BEE OUTSIDE FOB INTERESTING fKLl
GRAPHIC AND OTHKR AATT1R.

RETURN OF PRESIDENT LINCoLN-Pres-
ident Lincoln returned to this city yesterday
afternoon at one o'clock, In a special train,
from his visit to the fair at Philadelphia.
Mrs. Lincoln left Philadelphia yesterday
morning for New York, where she will re-
main for several days.
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NEW BOOKS, ALBUMS, STATIONERY, &c,
noNn.v pAT sAUC ZION: .,,,
at our salssroom, No. 3O7 Penn. avenue. We shall
sell the stock of Book seller. consisting of about
styles of binding. as Poetical, Historical Travels.
Novels and Miscellaneous Stock. Also, Photo
Cap Paper 6c..&c.
Books for exsmin alton at our stole on Monday.
je l8-d W. B. LEWIS Il CO., Aucts.
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~BY DIVINE PERMISSION, REV H. c.
US GUSHING viii preach in the NJ. P. Church,
Georgetown, SUNDAY, the 18th inst, at III
O'Clock .. m. and p. The public are invited to
attend. It,
~ ST. PACL'S n. Z. MISSION Sunday
VY School to morrow from to lO1l a. m at the
Mission Chapel, corner Of Sixth and N streets,
Preaching at ii a.. m. by Rev. W. PRRrTYMAH and
are invited. Its
O~THE REV. THOS. BOWMAN, D. D. PRES.
US idert of Asbury University, and Chaplain
10 the senst Of the Unted States, will preach the
bath School of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
Georgetown on next SABBATH. (19th inst at IL
o'clock a.. IN. 1t
OTTHE MEMBERS OF NEW JERUSALEM
uS LODGE No. y, OF Y. A. A. NJ, are request
ed TO meet at the Hall of Hiram Lodge No. ~, on
next MONDAY EVENING, 2Jth inst, at 7.45
BY order OF the ". NJ
~ Is IT CRIAS HURST Sc
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ITO THE RESIDENTS OF THE ISLAND

L. LEMKUL.
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
No 1876 ~ street, bet,1een E aHd stvee,s, Island
Next door to Tenth District Station House.)
Watches Clocks and Jewery repaired in n
the most neatest style and warranted. Par f7A1
ticuar attention paid to repairing of watches. III
Also,
A large assortment of Books Stationery and
Fancy Goods constantly on hand. je H-6t'
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a,oR sALE-A good SODA roc NrAIN. 1. per
T. feet running order. Apply At s44 v ss-es''
le Est.-
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n-aRACB CHURCH PAIR AND FESTIVAL
III q At ISLAND HALL,

The ladies Grace Church }! Rey Alfred ao d,
asl I'd fancy articles for the benefit of Grace
Church. MokDAy nett June s r. .rss :nd
rpiteS 70 The sesson and calculated 70 secure the
netrons re Of the friends of the church and public
srnsraliv Reason tickets adults. b'ceat,; Gull
drap % cents. 20
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@NOTlCE.-CoLUAB1A INSTITUTION FOB THE
JAS INSTRUCTION. OF THE DEAF AND
RI

Notice Is hereby given to the Subscribers of
Funds for the support of this Institution that
IRE ubership competent TO give two hund red votes
has been constituted. provided in the Con stitu
ticn. and that Getting will be held at the Insri
tuition on the I'd day of june instant at IL clock
a. n. Tor the purpose of adopting q permanent
organization and electing officers thereof.
At said meeting il is proposed to make the fol-
lowing alterations in the Constitution:
/. Add to the 9th Article the following proviso,
com petent t. give onethird of the entire vote Of
the Association"
e Add to the sth Article the following words
viz The President shall be OH clio Principal OF
the Institution"
s Strike out of the third CLAUSE of the 18th
Article the following words, viz: "A Principal Of
the Institution and ~ -,
eight making the number of Directors eight
Instead of seven.
{e Rst AMOS KENDALL President.
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RY.GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctionssrs.
A BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE.

BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE.
On THURSDAY, the z4th instant, on the premi-
ses, at o'clock p. m, will be sold at public
proved by . three story Brick House containing
rooms. Possession LIST July. This property is sit
Terms One third cash balance In an II
months, with interest secured by deed Of trust
the premises.
Stamps and conveyancss at the expense of pur-
chAter.
Ifterms of sale are not complied with in days
the property will be resold at the expense Of the
purchaser after days notice In the Star
je lS-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts,
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ORPHANS COURT, Judge Purccll.-This morn.
ing, the first ard final account Of Mary H.
Stone, Administrative OF Aaron II. Stone, and
fourth account and balance and distribution Of
the estate Of Alexander Mcintyre by Mrs.
Mary W. Mcintyre, were approved and
passed.
Tayler, executor of the estate OF Eleazer Linds.
lev
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RY WIN. b. LEWIS q CO., Auetioneers.

STRAW GOODS, DRY GOODS. &c. At AUCTION.
Auction Store, sol Penn. avenue We 'hall sell the
stock of . obbing House, consisting Of twenty
four dozen Lsshorn Bonnsts, twenty-four dozen
English Braid. twsnty-four dozen Florence Braid.
Eve dozen Mourning do Large assortment Hoop
Skirts ave cases Mems and Boys STRAW Hats, L C.,
yith . large lot of assorted Dry Goods, Fancy
je is"d w.B. LRWIs & CO., Auets
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ONE AND OTHER ANNUAL TAXES.

OEts Collector Of Internal Rsrenne,
WAsHIEGToE, June ii. 1854
NOTICE ia hereby given that l am now prepared
to receive payment for the Taxes assessed on In
Games Licenses, Billiard Tables, Silver Plate,
Carriages dc, &c. which are now due and must
be paid on or before June 3lst, 1864.
Office hours fl ON 9 q. m to p.
LEWIS CLEPHANE,
Collacfnr of Internal RAHnnuA.
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COME EVERYBODY
and get your supplies for the
GLORIOUS FOURTH
-t.-- from the great
NATIONAL FLAG AND FIREWORKS DEPOT.
302 STREET. NEAR FOURTEENTH.
Depot for Boswell & Warmers celebrated
COLORIFIC FOR CoLoRING THE HAIR.
~ The Trade supplied. je 57w
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~FAIR AND FESTIVAL, at Odd Fei!ows'
Ill Z Hall for the benefit oftbe Home for Friend,
less omen and Children, Wives, &c, OF wounded
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MEDICAL PURVEY0R'S OFFICE,
NI WASHINGTON. ID. c., June Is, 1854
All dealersi in this city and etown, who wish
requested to send to this Off ce on the MON DAY of
each week, sealed list of the articles they may be
prepared to furnis h, at short notice, with the
price of each attached to the same.
G. SUTHERLAND.
ie l5-tf Surg r g. A . Medical PuryeyOr,
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~ NV 80 o KAN
Darkness and Daylight By Mrs. Mary Holmes:
Hotsoar. . Tale of the Old Dutch Manor. BY N.
r Wal~orth; price 81
eevsn stories 9th Basement snd Attic. By Ike
Marvel: price SIN. zgtl
Pnr saIs ~ PHILIP T. SOL0MON3,S
:,;.s. 2a2 Ps. .y.--e.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-19

SUBSTITUTES-Persons DESTROYS to
= b.ain Substitutes or oua two or three years will
40 well by calling oq WILLIAM LLOYD Birch
House, Water street, Cleveland. nOl5-l7T
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isg VzLzaRAPH.:
COttOu-Oontinu-s very dull and hss material
i declined. Gales at 81 2s9I 81 for Diddlilg up
lGuds.
FIOOr,-ststs and Western heavy aae 2o9 scs
lower.
saIea 50 soas s5 for sztrs state; $40 55aIo 70
fer common to good shipping brands EXTRA round
hoop Ohio; $40 IS gil 50 fOr trade brands. Market
q, sing dun
SFsisky-Hsavy rnd lover. Sales at 81 735
al "a for western, lielading small lots at 81 "a
market losing Jul &. inside qu0tatoHs-
ssheat-Duli and nominal and 234e lower.
Sales winter red western at 81 2S92 20; amber
Bicqihan S 956g ,4O; lie latter Price an extreme.
Rye-Qulsi.
BarIey-DGI ard 395o lover
s;Ora-opsDsi heavy ard esd Iiltls more
st=Viy. saies at 81 7s5I9l 90 20 mixed western
in store
Os4s-Hesvy and lover at 9sa975ke for western
ahOat s7@9sc In store,
WOOK-V-iy q7ist-
COIee-Dull
Sugar-DuH and lower. Sales Of Cuba at lea
Is1Ss,
SO7aEses- Dull and nominal
PetrOEeum-Duu. Cruds for December 4To.
POrk-Hesvyy sn6 irregular Sales ct S3T 76
9as 30 for mess; S59 To9ki0 81 for new do cash
and regular way closing at SO TX cash; S3T o.
al - for prime a1d $50 % f0E prime mess
Also 500 bbls nsv mess for November at $50 90;
lISO bbis DO for O. eember at go 90, and 1000 bk
Prime mess for January at $50 90.
BeeEQuiet out 1rm At about previous prizes
Beer Hams n good request and hrmer
Cut MeaL--Unohsnged.
RacOn-Quist. Cunss-iand cut, reporssd foT
December aud January, at 175Ig4ISJ.
-Lard-Hesvy and lower. sales at 2l923c, the
latter extreme
Botser-Hsavy at s25z9l5c ssr Ohio; 4oS55o
for state.
Casese-Dull at l5@24e,
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Cleveland F. A. Commission

COMPLIMENT TO ALFRED H. PEAsE.-N. P.
Willis Home Journal speaks Of our young
and successful tewnsman, Alfred H. Pesse,
in the following terms of high and deserY-
ed compliment;
Mr.. Pease's history, In the profession, is
somewhat singular. He has had unusual
facilities for developing and improving his
natural taste for music. At an early age
his father sent him abroad, where, for sew
eral years, he had the advantages of Srst-
class musical education. he made his
de5gt in America less than two years ago,
and at once his extraordinary abilities were
appreciated by the public and acknowledge
ed by the press. he has been hesrd sell
dom IN this city since that time, but he has
played in the different cities Of the Union
with great success. He is now bit twenty
seven years Of age, and has earned repu-
tation second to very few pianists in the
country. As Americans we take pride in
young Pease. We have watched his career
quite closely. He is one Of those cleaning
lights that deserves encouragement. At
all events, he claims the right to be heard
by his people. We have long thought thst
he would reach the highest pinnacle Of
fame as a performer on the pisno-forte.
He is now fairly before the public; let him
but make proper use of his unusual sdvan-
tages, and his hopes will be more than re-
allied.
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Court Of Common plea.

CATNINAL BRANoE-BEFoRE JUDGE CoFr----
BSRRT--Fhe Court was yesterday enge- I
in the trial to the Jury of the case Of c .
Us. John Crafty, for Grand Larceny, Pr ,
cutting Attorney Palmer appearing for ne
State, and Messrs. s. E. and Joseph Ads
fur the defendant. The defendant is chsrg-
ed with stealing $3.50 in treasury notes and
bank bills from Kavansgh's saloon, about
two weeks ago.
In the case of Ohio vs. o'Nssl, charged
with grand larceny, the jury this morning
brought in verdict of acquittal.
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TRAvEL.-Every one who goes to the
depot must be struck with the immense tide
of travel which foods the building and
seeks outlet and finds inlet en- the various
trains. The officials at the depot report the
travel as extraordinary in amount. Yes
terday morning the steamer Morning Star,
from Detroit, came in about the time of the
departure of the Pittsburgh train, which
took out all the passengers it could, (there
being at least four hundred people in the
| four coaches) but about one hundred SOL
diers had to lie over at the Home for the
afternoon train. This is a specimen of the
| deluging- The railroad companies do all
in their power to accommodate the travel
ing public, but the travel of late is so
greatly swollen that it is impossible for
them always to provide means for the
conveyance of this itinsrant general So
ciety.
The train from Buffalo yesterday mornin g
came in an hour and half late, and miss-
ed connections with trsins bound South and
West, simply because it was so tremendous
ly loaded it could not make its time. II
consisted of eighteen coaches, all heavily
loaded, and but one engine. 1t made good
time, however, from Erie to this city, con-
sidering all things, occupying only three
hours and half.
The afternoon trains on the &C. q G. road
are so heavily loaded that two engines run
with each train. Twelve coaches formed
the train on this road yesterday.
The @. Z T. company make two trains in
the afternoon instead of one drawn by
two engines. The two trains yesterday al
ternoon consisted of seventeen coaches,
every one of which was packed with pas
sengSrs and loaded to the utmost.
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$50 RswAED.-Lost on Thursday last,
either at the depot at Erie, Pennsylvania,
or on the cars between Erie and Toledo, a
pocket book containing over five hundred
dollars $500: also pass from Toledo to
Chicago, signed by H. Il. Porter, and coun-
ts1signod BY ". D. Manchester. Among
the money were three one-bundred dollar
bilIs-greenbaeks-snd several compound
interest bearing notes. The finder viii re-
ceive the above reward by returning the
same TO this office
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EDITOR LEADER.-I desire to impress
upon the minds of the friends ofthe freed
men in this city and the surrounding eoun-
try. the importance Of large and imme-
diate contributions il money, clothing ana
sanitary stores, Tor the suffering freedmen
in the camps and hospitals in the valley Of
the Mississippi, The calls from that quar-
ter are frequent and urgent. I have a
dispatch from Kansas urging Us 70 send on
supplies at the earliest day possible. Also
in letter just received from Il, B. Spell
man, our President, dated Memphis No
vember 18th, hs appeals earnestly to the
friends in Cleveland to contribute literally
and at once. Let every fsmily prepare a
box or barrel or bundle of something be-
tween this and Thursday next. The Com
mittees in the several wards will call upon
of those who will contribute. Those who
are not cslled upon will please notify the
undersigned. A collector will be sent
around Tor such things as are ready during
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of next
week. Those who can do 50 should bring
or send their parcels to the Treasurer, h.
K. Reynolds, % Superior street.
Clothing for women and children, aGd
hospital stores, are especially wanted.
Amy information wanted in reference to
the commission will be communicated by
the undersigned on application.
D. W. GAGE, Sec'y.
Cleveland F. A. Commission.
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Tbs panic in Gold has completely unsettled the
market for Flour an Grain, ard in fast al kinds
Produce feels the effect o. the dsclius. Flour Ia
easier, but holders asking the rates previously
reported. few car losds OF wheat were sold,
mo tly on private termys and vhs. was reported
we're at eguros that would not give fair index Of
the Iists Of tho ma kst. Tbs stock Of Old Corn on
this market has become low, and the new IL not
yet IN good ooniiin for putting into store conse-
quently prices for the fcImer ere well EuIt inei
under a far demand. Oats qui-s and nominal
ly unchanged. olher grams .ull aud neglected.
Tbs stock Of Provisions is becoming more Fl .nty,
but We have no change to note in prices, all srti-
cles in the limo being firm and in good dsmsnd.
esxEta-Eira, At tho following rates LAKB
AID RaIL-Eio1r to albany and Troy 81 20, 20 sew
York 81 50, to Boston 81 90. Wool to EoE YOEk
q 50, 20 9cssOn 50 "a. ALL RAIL--To EsW YORK,
FIour q 5 Wocl q o.. 20 Boston, Flour 3 Cd
Wool 81 q.
EIGur-Markst easier but no sales reported.
Wheat-Hsavy and unsettlsd. Sales of few
cars o. No. I and red we're made, either On rri-
vate terms or at irregular figures, and We rsfrain
f'om giving them as they would not be a fair O:i-
tsrion OF the market today.
COrn-stoek light and market hrm and IN
changed s.les Of cars old heIled rom store at
s14T
Oats-Eo sales were reported, but ysstsrday's
rates were generally asked.
Rye-pull and inactive,
BarIey-No sales.
POrk-Demand good aad msrkst hIm ct s89 co
@zo % for heavy mss-, and ss7 oo9ss 90 ior Light
do.
Lard-Good request aud steady at 292sc in
tisress, 24@25o in kegs
TaIIOW-The demand Is fair and market Hrm at
lTglse for city rendered.
HIdes-Green trimmed, at slaughter house, 90
IOe.
Hams-In good demand at z4s25O for city
sugar cured.
ShOuIdeFs-stssdys at lsg2oc.
Dried BeeEJiiy cured los.
BUtfeT-Firm but unchanged at 4SSs5s fOr
Western Reserve in kegs.
cheese Quiet and steady a. rates prsJiOusly
reported. 169lse fOr large LOTS 1890 FOR select
| ed retail lois and Hsmbnrgh.
EZgs-very scarce and nominal.
Highwines-Msrkot quiet end moderately
firm with light sales at 81 20.
AEGOhOA-Stsady. ss per can't ssld st ss 426
5 Il Esatrsl Proc: Spirits 81 IS.
PetrOIeuni-Tho dems1d is active and the
stock Light. Market firm Al s5Gsss.
Lake F'ss4- Steady and unchanged. White
Bish g o. Trout % 90 Ficksrel q q Herring
s. T6.
Dried AppIes-Ve-y active. LsIgs ship.
ments being made daily to the Western mar
ksts. They quoted firm at 'eo-
Green Apples The supply is hardly equal
to The demand, which is active Tor shipment ct 6
range Of 81 5OgS 90 per Dbl,
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osyVeeo sIAEKEE-.Nor. rs.

81 zELEGaAPH,l
FIOur-50o lover. sAles st $40 25 for No. l
4priugi 81 90 Tor ed winter; white SlI 5O double
extra Sl2 %.
Wheat-Dul- Milwaukee club 50 10.
1Orn-scarce AID quisg.
0afa-Hominal.
BarieY-Dnn
Rye-Quist.
Canal Freights--le higher on grSiA. Flour
sc, wheat Is, barley l3o to New YORK
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ARREST or a PRovosr MAEsEsL-TheP Pro-
vost Marshal Of the Third Ohio District has
been arrested for swindling in the bounty
business, and Msjor L. Y. Bierce has taken
possession Of his oHce. BE should be tried
by court martial ct once, and, If found gull
ty, shot.
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OIL COMPANY The undersigned has a
very desirable property in the Oil Regions,
which he purposes putting into company
at actual cost. The production insures
doubling the capital yearly. A few shares
will be disposed of for working capital, and
details will be given by application to
q. 0. DEN1Ne,
I29 and l41 Water street,
noYIq;I7Q OlaYeland. Ohio.
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LEADER.
a1TTRO4Y- NOVEMRER IA
NV AnvERTEaKMKNTs,

Academy Of MuEio-Miss Helen Western.
Z. Stair & CO.-Ladies' Fancy FurS.
Santa , COmmIssIon.-LOoal Notice.
H. C. Dsming.-Loeal Notice.
A e. C.-Wanted.
Bernard Deuming Machine Shop for sale.
Twenty dollars rev ard.
Wm. Lloyd.-Substitutes.
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DEATH or TIE WIDOW OF JoszUA R. GID
pIEss.-The PainesVille Telegraph states
that the widow Of the late Hon. J. R. Gid
dings died on Tuesday last at her home in
Jefferson, Ashtabula County. She has SER
vived her hOnored and noble husband
only few months.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-19

How THE soLDIEss VoTE.-We give below
the vote of the IOfd Ohio Regiment, at the
State election, in October. 1t is especially
significant, from the fact that the Regiment
was recruited in locality now strongly
Copperhead, and that most of its members
were. originally, Democrats. Here It is:
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TIE NILES MURDER oAsE.-The trial Of
Frank O. Robbins for the murder of MIR.
James Ward, of Niles, which caused such
an excitement at the time of its committal
last summer, commenced in Warren lass
Wednesday. The defendant was arraigned
on an Indictment for murder in the first
degree, to which he plead "Not Guilty
The question to whom belongs the reward
for his capture was to have been settled
By the court yesterday.
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PsRsONAI.-Hiram GriswOld, formerly of
this city, was & candidate for Attorney
General Of Kansas, on the Anti-Lane Union
ticket on the recent election, but was de-
fested.
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aEya ToRK srora MARREr.

EEW YoEK, Nov. Is, 1864.
Government BfOeiZs--Less ctive United
States skies 1881 coupons no. do $40 coupons 1881
7-SOs ll3. -
StOeks-Botte R. I5lazd IgI5<: Chicago. Bur
ilngton Quincy ll5; Fort Wayns I5Olf; North
western ---i Northwestern preferred =; Illinois
Central scrip Il Cleveland 4 Pittsburg IO2; New
York Contra. 1zo5; Erie a554; Hudson lIs54; Rss5s
lag l341<; Michigan Southern q Northern Indisaa
6s14; Mlehisan Central l2l55<i Toledo -, Ou a.
silver sS7s o. 1issi.siPpi certificates S63<; Mar
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COLONEL PuRIEe1oE.-Co Colonel Purington,
formerly of the I'd o. Y. c., was IN the city
y sterday. He has been in the service
since the outbreak of the war, and has been
recently eampaigning under Sheridan.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-19

Eoveu ber 18th, at the brds's fsther's, Dr. A. q.
Hart, Of University He,ghis, by Rev W q
Brewster, Mr. FRANCIS A, BROWN OF CIeve
land, and Miss HbLEE NJ HART
On Thursday morning, November TO- by Rev J
Il. Thompson, at the residence Of the BRIDE faith
er. MT. CHARLES r. P. ST, of CHESTER, and Miss
JULIETTE OHA1BERLAIE, Of Batnbridge.
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CHICAGO mARKET--NOv. Is.

FlOuF-Dull
Wheat-Dan but declined 2gsc. ssIss 1t 81
6s9I u for No. 2
COrn-Firm and advanced 495c Sales At 81 40
a IS for old.
Oats-stssdy at 6s1z954x-
PrOvistOuE-Dull.
POrk-Pr me 435 co; mess $50 T5G33 co.
Hogs Active at 95<9IO5lo for common 60 ne
diumi it3S9T7So for N sdiu 10 choice.
Receipts, % bbIs four Is. 20 lush vhsat.
Il 600 bush Corn, g., 900 cats; hogs I2aa
Shipnents-5O0O O0O bOis douri 70 eco bu wheat
corn Il, go; osts 500,
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enEAELo .ARnEr...or Il

lBE rELsnENPE
ErtauE-Bull and inaotf7s
Whoaf-Heavy and nOninaly held ct So OOa2
O5ifor Cbieago spring; 81 lsal 20 for red winter;
amber Michigan 81 %
COFs-Sses No. ! at 81 7s.
Oats-s53< 3<a561z
Rye Held at 81 CO.
WhiskY-Sl 10
Canal EPeEShts-TO New york-Whest Iec;
corn igo, ostslio.
Lake Imports Flour le,O1l bbls wheat
1874 1851; oats 1869 o; barley 06&; peas
l23.
Canal ExPOFts-Flour 1887; wheat l.,5s5;
oats lSl,0lO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-19

Civil BRAEcH.-BEFoRE JUDGB FooTE.-Tn
Court Room No. 2, the Court is still engaged
in the case Of Ford Us. Price, suit for dam
ages on cargo of coal, Backus and Noble
appearing for plaintiff and S. ]. Andrews
and J. E. IngersOll, Esqs., for the defend
ant
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-19

PADDY vs.. PADDY.-Two Irishmen got into
dispute yesterday near the Post Office,
about some potatoes, the outcome of which
was, one knocked the other down Ia
Hsead4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-19

AT HoxE-Mejor J. C. Riohart, of the 9th
Ohio Cavalry, arrived at his home In
Youngstown on Tuesday last, his term of
service having expired.