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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-28


The YACHT WANDERER.-Th once famous
craft, being lately disposed of at an auction
sale of Government vessels at Key West, Fla.
became the property of Capt. Joshua Rowe
and Jerard L. Snow, of Rockland, Me- She
went out with pleasure party last week, and
her performances as fast sailer command the
highest encomiums of the Pine Tree press.
Messrs. Tieknor & Fields will publish very
soon the new English poem that is enjoying SC
much attention abroad-Atlanta in Calydon
by Algernon Swinburn Since Tennyson
made his first appearance, no poem has drawn
such welcome from the lovers of true genius
as this new work.
Thursdays issue of the Albany Evening
Journal was printed on paper mad from bam-
boo from Jamaica, by mills in Stockport,
Columbia Co. The capitalists engaged in the
enterprise are known as the "Fibrous Disin-
tegration Co., of Brooklyn, The paper is OF
good quality and promises well. ~
SHIP BUILDING IN EAST BosToN.-Ship
building is reviving somewhat in the Island
Yard at the present time. Mr.. Paul Curtis
has commenced the construction of two ships
of about 800 tons burthen each Mr. JOIN
Taylor has commenced the construction of q
ship of 800 tons burthen.
1t is stated that the apple crop in central
and western New York will be very slim.-
During the early part of the season the indi-
cations were very favorable, the trees hanging
full of blossoms. But for some reason the yield
promises to be light.
| ALEXANDER H. STEPHENs.-lt is stated
that the President has ordered the commandant
of Fort Warren to do all in his power to rem
der Alexander H. Stephens, the distinguished
prisoner in his possession as comfortable as
possible.
The telegraph wire is up and working be-
tween Shreveport and ST Louis, via Camden
and Little Rock The lines are also open tc
Houston and Galveston, Texas, and from
Shreveport to Houston and Galveston, Texas
and from Shreveport to Vieksburg
1t has been ascertained that General Grant
never made the threat that he would close all
the faro banks of the South and West, and the
late descent on the gambling houses was not
instigated by him.
The Richmond Times assures its readers
that "no original Secessionist or prominent
Confederate officer" will be admitted to Con-
gross. l. ,e9s...J y. .A..fE
Mayor Englebreeht, of Frederick city, Ma
ryland, has issued proclamation requesting
all suspicious persons" to leave that city Inn
mediately.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
Theatrical Waits.

Madame Celeste is expected to arrive at
New York In the steamship Persia. 1t is
many years since this pioneer of the Broken
English Drama was in this country, and then
she originated taste for the ''French Spy"
style OF piece, which happily has almost died
out-or exists only in the most depraved cir
cles. Madames grace and beauty, and fire,
having lessened as her years increased, she. has
devoted her remaining powers to other charac-
tiers than Matllde and Miami. The feature of
her new performance will be drama called
" The Woman in Red" 1t is the same story
as Cameo" which another Broken English
actress introduced to the New York public, and
the new piece is said to be only mean para
phase by an English author of Matilda Heron's
drama Madame will doubtless play at the
Broadway Theatre
The Siamese Twins are exhibiting in Phila-
delphia.
Among the stars engaged for the theatre at
Richmond, this winter, are Frank Drew, Ma
tilda Heron, Mrs Waller, John f. McDon-
ough, and Helen Western ..--.
The Campbell and Castle English Opera
Troupe commences the fall season on the 25th
inst, at Milwakie
Mark Smith is to play star engagement at
the st. Louis theatre, commencing Septem-
Der 9th. 7a
Manager Ford, of the Holiday Street Thea
tire, Baltimore, has leased it, and is to manage
this winter the Front Street Theatre, of the
same city
Ohio is full of travelling circusses Howes'
Circus was at Cleveland SO was Dan Rices.
Mctcalf, and Gardner, and Hemmings' are also
in the vicinity.
Lents Equescurricullum is travelling through
Illinois, and report says is doing first rate
business
The new Memphis Theatre opens on the 9th
of September, with Matilda Heron as the first
star
The new Walnut Street Theatre, Philadel-
phia, opens for the season on the 26th instant.
under the management of Messrs. John S.
Clarke and Edwin Booth, with the comedies
of 'Everybodys Friend" and :" Love in Liv-
cry"
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GREAT EATERs.-Great eaters never live
long. voracious appetite so far from being
sign of health, is a certain indication of dis
ease Some dyspeptics are always hungry;
feel best when they eating, but as soon as
they have eaten they endure torments SO dis
tressing in their nature as to make their I'M
happy victims wish for DEATH The appetite
OF health is that which inclines to eat mode
rately, when eating time comes and which
when satisfied leaves no unpleasant reminders
Multitudes measure their health by the amount
they can eat; and of any ten persons, nine
are gratified at an increase of weight, as if
mere bulk were an index of health; when in
reality, any excess of fairness is, in proportion,
decisive proof of existing disease, showing that
the absorbents of the system are too weak to
discharge their duty; and the tendency to
fairness, to obesity, increases until existence is
a burden, and sudden death closes the history.
Particular inquiry win almost invariably elicit
the fact that fat persons, however rubicund and
jolly, are never well, and yet they are envied.-
Halls Journal Of Health
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CITY GOVERNMENT.

aMayor.-Thomas G. Tabb.
Register Williams.
Sergeant.-W. B. Deggs.
Collector. james l.. Belote.
I Assessor. = w T. Yell.
City Attorneys s. Stubs
City Surveyor.-E. l.. Young.
Clerk of Market--D. B. Deyer.
auager. Edward Sales
: Inspector of Streets. N. B. Lee
Keeper of Aims House.-Wm. Hawkins.
Physician do do DIR. A. 4. Bell.
Sealer Weights and Measures. jesse Howell.
Weigher Of Hay-Thos Upshur.
First Wood Measurer. john Walker.
Second do B. Anderson.
Captain of Wateh.-E. Guy.
Lieutenant do e Gray.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
NEW BOTTLIN ESTABLISH
II MENT.


NEW BOTTLIN G ESTABLISH
IN MENT.
| respectfully inform the public that L have
taken the store No, IL, CampbelPs Wharf, and
intend conducting
BOTTLLNG ESTABLISHMENT,
and will keep on hand, at all times, large sup
ply of PORTER and ALE of all kinds. Also,
fine assortment of the best LIQUORS., 5s a..'.
My purpose is, when the season commences, to
conduct the OYSTER PACKING BUSINESS
in all its branches. respectfully solicit share
Of the patronage of my friends and the public
au lO-im% EDWIN FITZGERALD.
Wy s. PEPPERS CONNECTION
w cry AND RESTAURANT,
For LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
No. % Main Street, Norfolk, Va.
Wholesale and Retail, at New York prices.
FANCY STEEPLE CAKES & FINE BAKERY
of every description.
Baltimore and Homemade CE CIR A M I,
WATER ICES, FROZEN FRUITS, &C., &C., in
great variety. ..I
Delaware PRINT TT r and FAMILY
BREAD fresh every day. -.
jy2s-3m W. s. PEPPER.
no TO EDWARD G. DEMINGS' Old
III ESTAB us H E D
HOUSEKEEPER'S HEADQUARTERS,
No. MAIN STREET, -.-...
Where Housekeepers, Heads of Families, and
others interested in the purchase of fine FAMILY
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, fine TEAS, &C.,
may rely upon making selection well calculated
to please as regards quality and price Our long
experience in the business, qualify to cater to
the wants of our patrons in such manner as to
insure ample satisfaction. Please call and see us.
E. C. DEMING, No. Z Main street.
N. B.-Strangers having located here, and in
terested in the above notice. are respectfully re-
quested to refer to any of our old residents.
iy24-tf
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sE ERM VOL. |. NO. 81.
BUSINESS CARDS.
HOLGER, CARTWRIGHT & CO.,
GENERAL A UCTION AND COMMISSION
MERGHA NTS eH.'IT

GENERAL A AUCTION AND COMMISSION
MERCHA NTS ealr
No. %, WIDE WATER STREETS, NORFOLK, VA.
Liberal Advances made Consignments, and
Quick Sales. -tl 'i
The undersigned have this day associated them
selves under the style of FOLGER, CART
WRIGHT CO., for the purpose of transacting
a General Auction and Commission Business.
Consignments from our friends North and South
respectfully solicited.
Liberal advances made on consignments, and
quick returns guaranteed.
The highest market prices paid for all produce,
such as Cotton, Corn, Flaxseed, Tar, Pitch, Tur-
pentine, Rags, Rosin, &C., &c.
Sales of Merchandise, Real Estate, Furniture,
&C., &C., attended to promptly. The patronage
of the public is solicited. 100. aL
E. G.. F0LGER, lr, .fs-y
Eas.t CHAS. E. CARTWRIGHT,
au21n, HAS w. CARTWRIGHT.
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City Post Office.

Warren w. Wing, Postmaster.
IN. H. Stephens, Assistant Postmaster.
Northern DIAL arrives 81, A. M, and closes
4is 3, p. NJ, daily. ief ID;
IA 81 Richmond Hall arrives 8, P. M. and closes
ma l61z, NJ, daily. ssa 3c5 d, M
Il North Carolina NAL arrives Monday, Wednes-
ilsday, and Friday, and closes 6, P. NJ, days.
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au2-1y
ITO FARMERS AND OTHERS.

II
take pleasure in calling your attention to my
complete assortment and full stock of Agricultu-
raj Implements, Garden and Field Seeds, Bar and
Bundle Iron, &C., &c. | have the Warehouse
formerly occupied by Messrs. Borum & MCLEAN,
whom succeed in the
AGRICULTURAL BUSINESS,
and shall be pleased to see their old friends and
customers, as well as those who have favored me
with their custom for the last seven years. With
out naming but few of the various items kept by
me, need only to say that my stock is and shall
be composed Of the most approved kinds of Flows,
Harrows, Hay and Shuck Cutters, Horse Power
and Thrashers, and Farming Tools generally
Bar and Bundle Iron, Cart Boxes, Springs and
Axles, &C., &c. Seeds of all kinds guaranteed
fresh and genuine. | solicit an examination of
nv stock. where prices and quality may be judged
of by those wishing to purcha - ,
Dh4es G. 5BILLUPS,
lre,es Farmers Headquarters,
jy25-ly No. IL Wide Water ST., Norfolk, Va.
CTEAM- REFINED CANDY MAN
y UFACTORY.
CHARLES ORDAN,
Wholesale and Retail w..
F00BFECTfONER AND DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS, NUTS,
PRESERVES, PICKLES, JELLIES,
SEGARS, TOYS, FANCY-GOODS,
FIREWORKS, &C., &c. ~.
,A AND PROPRIETOR OF
JORDANS VEGETABLE COUGH CAND Y.
Store-No. ~ East Main street.
Factory-No. So South Church street.
gs3.l aul.ly sGig4 gsa1s Ha9sl GILL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-27

RESOLUTIONS OF soIoNoE LoDeE.-At a
meeting Of the members Of solomon Lodge,
No. Is, Independent Order of Bnai Brith'
(sons of the Covenant), held in their hall
on the 2Sd inst, the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted
WHsREAs, Our festivities and rejoicing at
the recent victories and success Of our army
and navy over a rebellious foe, have tud-
denly and unexpectedly been gloomed and
darkened by the cruel assassination OF our
beloved President, Abraham Lincoln, there
fore be it
ResoIued, That we grievOusly lament the
calamity which by the loss Of the Chief
Magistrate befell the whole nagiO and
that sorrow and grief have seized upon US,
as our ancestors must have been afflicted
when their great leader, "Moses on the
mount Nebo, wss called from their midst
into the immessura5le realm o. eternity.
ResoiUed, That By the d-ash Of the noble
President, true friend humanity, an
exalted patriot, great .la benefac5or'
wise and experienced sta,,- man has pass
ed away from US, and that We, IN common
with all others, deeply mourn his untlmely
departure.
RESOLVED, That by the purity Of his IN O.
tiyes, by the self-sacrihCIng unsslhshness
of his character, by his unequailed oevo-
ton 10 the salvation Of our country, by his
untiring zeal for justice sna liberty to all
its people, the lamented President Of this
Republic has forever endeared his memory
to I1e present and future generations, and,
like Washington, his name and deeds Will
ever be honored aud immortal.
ResoLrcd, That our deeply felt sympathy
is extended to the beresyed widow and
family of the departed, and that we devUut-
ly prey TO the Almighty 10 comfort and re-
fresh them, and by His grace and COZ sola'
ton sweeten the bitter cup tha. inscrusebl'
Providence has allotted them.
RcsOlUed, That as We nave implicitly con
6ded in the sagacity and wisdom Of Presl
; dent Lincoln, and heartily endorsed sll act
of his administration, SO will we confer ou
full confidence and Ou- whole support uP1l
{ his successor in his efforts to establish IN
complete supremacy and PerPetuatlon 0
the Union.
7 ResoIved, That as manifestation of ou
deep sorrow over the death Of our esteeme
President, the charter ard symbols Of ou
Lodge be drsped in black for thirty da'
and that we iu body join the proCessio
!. of the funeral cortegs with suitable badge
= of mourning
q ReSoEued, That these resolutions beer
crossed on the records Of cur Lodge, an
that copy of the same be sent TO th
+ herald and the LcadcT, Of this city, for put
JACOB CoHkN,
L. BUDWIG,
g 4. ECaWAB,
a C,rpptFtfep.
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Flour-0tist. We quote at 81, ,Ib9sso 90 hE *
red Ss,75gs.O 90 for X1 Whits.
Wheat-Firm and s04e oetter. Sale lAst svs--
ming Of 1000 ba No. rad fr'n store ct sl,6I' and
to-day car do do at Sl,sl.
COrn-Firn, with fair Inquiry saie . cars
shssd from store SOC, and cars on track at Iso
Oats-Quist We quots nOninAlly at CSC frOu
store.
Rye-Eothing doing and market nominal.
BarIey-Held at 81, ,OO9l 10 from store, accord
ing to quality.
POrk-In less demand but stssdy - Ses,oo for
City-packss mess.
Lard-Rathsr quiet but stasdy st nc n ksga
and 3Oc in tisross for eity-rsBdered.
Smoked Meaas-In less request but steady
sugar-cursd hams $50 for oanVsssed and 22o for
uncanvAsssd shoulders lie; dried beef lsc fOrosn-
Ta,sed and lee for unosnYasssd. Gales loo bs
uuosnvassed hams at &c
Rutter-sales . bbls common to good old ". R.
70 at lBGue.
Eegs-sssady. Small sales reported at 21o.
Cheese-Old quoted st 2l9EO. No new In
market
Htshwines-VsTy dull and entirely nominal,
at 50 l5gs,1s.
AIcOhOI-Markst quiet and steady. Held At
sI s2a4,sG for ss Per cent. Neutral Proof spi-..s
e2 3692,4 ~.
PefraIeum-Ths market Is quiet and weak.
Held at 7OeTSc for refined.
seeds-scsree sud hrm. Glover held at $3.50
and Timothy at 90.
POtatOes-sAles 200 bu Psaeh-biOws at soc.
Dried APpIes-Quiss at 71z9se, and P=5 soE
packages.
Dried PeaeheS-UnpsssesE EeIlisg in small
way st 3o@3sc; no pee ed in Dsaket.
Lake Fish-The market is sseadJs with
moderats Gemsnd. Whiteish, halt sblsS 30.
extra $500: No. or uDin'pectsd 500 Trout,
half bbls, $500; PickersI, half bbls IS 5OS EsE-
ring s. so Per b6i. Bass ss co.
-aIt-Lower. Ffae e. 70. Coarse and Ground
Solar S3.16.
/ ing 20 quality
aals-stsady. Barley Malt held At $3.50 Pas
l bnshel.
Ale and POrfsF-MArhst stsady. VS. qGots
/ - follows: Present Us TX Ale SO, Stock XIX
SilEgla: Ksunstt 81: Pale Cream al: Portn
| GI Half and quarter barrels in proportion.
| water Ltme-Firm - - R5 for OHHsgO snG
/ Akron
| Plastsr.-"POWsHSr land plaster sl2 80 Psa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-27


Tn, market to- day hiss bseu generally dull, but
tbers ia no abatement Of the firm and eovdent feel
ing among holders OF goods, particularly grain =
Wheat advanced 39io at ths Board to-day ana
{. m ruI, d unchanged and arm; Oats are Desleet-
ad INIT the stock in m ,rket Is Hight, aud we are
informed that some parties have largely Over'old
in anticipation Of cargOss from Chicago. Under
this sta.e Of things the market is arm- Provisions
are steady, but the den and his fallen on Withi1
the past few Gays, and the market Is quiet. Old
western Reserve Butter IS weak and declining,
the market ct pressnt being chiefly supplied with
low grads. We note = decline of 4ce . Dbl on
Salt. Other articles quotsd are unch hlnsed
FreIgHts-Ths following are the rsses at pres
emit asked by Lske Csteam) aud Rail:
L.KK AND RAn-To New York.-Flrst class
81 rs; Second class: sI,Oo; Third clAas; s6e
Fourth class: 621lo. Flour, 81 25i Wool. 81,
To Bost In.-First class: 1885, Second Glass
81 10; Third cla,s; e6s; Fourth class: s711e.-
Flour Sl,s6.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-27
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

ENTERED p.......-..--AREIL xo'
stn,r Citv of Cleveland. Mckay, Detroit
Pron Portsmouth, hewitt, Dunkirk
POP Wabash, Kirby, DunkiTk
PROP era ite tate Bishop Ogdensourga
SrovT Ocpsueuo, PelOw. Port Dover
ScoVr Mountain Maid. Ellsworth, Black hlNef
scoE Mona, Car an, Kslley's 1sIani
FcoT Black Rover, Jennings, Kelley l,iaeo -
go = q Williams, Kennedy, Bay city, IT'S n
lumber, 20 N laih
CLEARED.........-..APRiL e.
stmf CITY of Cleveland, Mckay, Detross
prom Wabash, Kirby, Toledo
pm Portsmouth, Hewitt, Toledo
- I,sbeIIs, Jones, Chic 'gj, 326 tons coal -
p-iS kate Richmond, LhLs0n, Chicago, 4oo toA'
coal - seo 49,. ,,o.I
Brig Hyphtn, BothWei' Ohio'1sg sSSi.Esa 35e tons
Brig May Oolnnsr DlA0D'
Brio W P Msn.iug, Vance, Racine, $50 tons s0A
BriS Herald, MUIR by. Telsdo
ScoW Mona, Carran, KELLEY 9 Island
Sc ,v Cousuello, PelDw. Port Cnntou
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-27

OsITrAR7.-We are pained to be called
upon TO announce the death at Painesville
on Tuesday morning, of Chas. F. Crary, at
the early age of p years. Mr.. C. had
many friends in this city, where ne had
been employed as an operator in the Office
of the Western Union Telegraph company,
and was Justly esteemed for many sterling
qualities as q man and friend. His re-
mains will be taken to Bellevue for inter
ment
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-27

THE RECEPTION BU1tDIEa--This building
is going up with such rapidity that it seems
to be work of fairy or magic. The frame
is up, and the canvas cover was being laid
on yesterday. The work of its decoration
was rapidly pushed forward. A large
number of ladies have been engaged at the
Court House day or two, making articles
for the decoration of the building. The
finishing touches will be put upon it TO-
day
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-27

Attention, Co. HIN obedience to orders
from r .gfmental Hesdqus ters. you will meet at
tn County Court House, Friday uerning, at half
past ave, in full uni 'orm. including white gloves
Those who have not fuH uniform, will be provid-
ed with what III need. Company b has been
designated the col company Of the regiment. Let
every IN N be punctual to this DiBute
FRANK DUTTOE,
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After an Affack ID EieKness,

AIfer an AlbhCH VI SAO
When tbs animal powers are exhausted, the pulse
v az. tbs rnind pressed, Snd all the powers Of
vitality at a low bb, thIe Is 10 restorative COM
narable with the BITrERs. They renoVAte sSef5
organ, gent stimulate the circulation improve
the quality Of the BIO D. clear the ei9a6sE Ors,u
irmLess. Sold BY du bru. sists. spA 2ts-lWdAW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-27
Tbe sbnlkiur Martyrs

Of lever and Ayus, instead Of being dosed for
rhoutH1 With aunipe, 20 the ruin Of the general
.alth, are promptly set UPON their feet again.
without danger of relapse, BY this prompt r5r1e-
dy for every kind Of Intermittent. Taken As q
safeguard agsi st Diasma It renders en- attack Of
CIII, and Fever a1solu seIy impossible.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-27

DuFREz AND GREEE's MINsTRELs.-The
second performance of the series was given
before good house, and with fue effect, in
Brainard's Hall last night, by this old,
large and superior troupe of mInstrels. All
were delighted, and every one found some
thing, aye, many things, to laugh at and
enjoy. The concluding entertainment will
be given tonight at the same place.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-27
Ynri DIRE BtIIiOus

ere Is nothing that touches the Liver tbe sst Of
be maady, SO quickly. and restores it SO certainly
% a rerftctIy neslthy and regular cond q n. as
lHosTErTER's STOMACH BITrERs. If of 8
srbiIljous habit the tendency Of your system to
t5st form Of dis a,ts may be held in ehe5k for
lifetime by the occasional use Of ibis harmless
vegetable antidJte.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-27

POLICE CouRT.-A small docket was before
the Court yesterday morning.
Drunkenness-JOhn Mikes, fined 81 and
costs.
Vsgrsncy-Nsncy Turner, sent to Work
House 12O days.
Destroying PrOperty-Mrs. sadlsr, dis
charged.
Keeping House of Ill Fame-James Will
liams, case continued to Monday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-27

The members of Minnehaha and Cuya-
hoga Lodges of the Good Templars, are
requested to meet in regals, the members
of Forest City Lodge at Temperance Hall,
Is4 Superior street,On Friday the 2sth inst,
at 6 O'Clock A NJ, to attend the funeral OBJ
sequies of our lamented President.
GBo. KUE5,
L. WHEELER, Com.
NJ. A. BEEBE,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-27

For snIe-Three Houses and Lots on
Il north sill of St. Clair street, nesr North Perry
rect - Be sold at kdBini' trAtor's Sale, on the
tn day of May, at o'olcok P. NJ on the ProniS's'
LIBERAL time given. l.. PkhNlI o
.n25.1s Administrator.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-27

A,.on,toD 70 = 2othReg'S, .. n. q
7. ossd,ancs 40 es,sraI Z rde 10. 1, you N-s her
by ord red to appear at theArm' N'0w, y
fourth floor of ths County COrt House Al 0 sNA
A. NJ, on Friday, the 2sth, uai'rm cap Nio-''
pants, and Thits gloYes. .rs
You viii also met q. he same piece, PIs
Thursday) EVE a IA O'clock uhiioleu .
and equipped Tor trset dil'. Paris OF UNI oli nO'
in actual us,, should be bought in at ths' tiS'
1t is important that tae utm st Tron'ne'a
sboud be had ep ea,H occasion, as compN hae
will be formed ct that Ame, By order.
E.C. ROUSE, Comua'snt.
CHAs. B FABGo, Orit riy. az I''
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-27

DRzDsNe.-A dredging machine was
work all day yesterday, digging out tA
illed-up mouth of the harbor. The oPera
tions there e few weeks since did not suf
GENTLY remove the difficulty and danger
navigation at that point.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-27

The sale Of Government Horses Id
yerti,ed to have been sold at 10 4, by o. Cutter
4 Son, on University Heights, on Thursday, 27ih
ir1t, is unavo dably postponed until Monday May
lst, at 70 O'Clock 4. n. sp2c2.4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-27

seOtchmeu take EOtiee.-At asPe0iHi
Meeting Of the St. Andrews Society, it vas una1i
mou.y re,olved that the Society turn 'nt aDa .AAe
part in tue obsequies Of our lste Preid,V', aura
ham Lincoln, and it was s'so resolved 'n'' SPo'
eiaI Invita- n be extended to all scOeD 10 az
tend aud take part with them. Tn, eiore you VIII
meet tho Society at J. DOSnis q ,,'s faper store
2I PutI Square, ct six o'clock .fiasy morning.
ap27 W. DE- AAN'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-27

Attention, Co. D.-By order Of the Adiutan'
General Of ohio, Of April 9zd Is ., !oa are heleOy
ordered t. assemble at your new Arnory' o'.,
R.vpold, 4 wsits's hardware store, Friday Ap'u
ssth, 1896, at s O'Clock A. M, for muster and 10
do escort duty the remains of our late President
p.ny thi. Thursday evening, az o''O'E, at its
Armory, where every member must b' present,
1hsshsr bs S., uniiOrn, or MT. or be liabl' to
,,t ons'ne, "e mas JASON .o4NFIELD,
N'-i. Commandant.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-27

Dock RIPAIRs.-spiles are being driven
in the river at the Pittsburgh Freight
Depot. The dock just below Abbey's old
stonewsre establishments also undergoing
extensive repairs.