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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-10
Cleveland whoIesaIe Market.


FRIDAY EvHz1se, June Q, 1865.
Freighfs-The following are the rates by Lake
(staam) and Rail from this port to New York and
Boston. All Bail rates se i've cents higher.
To New Y~ork.-First class: SI,s7i Second class:
SI,OO; Third class: $50 Fourth elass; SOC. Flour,
SlOO; Wool, Sl,76.
To Bosssn-Fr st class: s1,ssi Second class:
sl,Os; Third clsss: $50; Fourth class 55o. Flour,
sI,l0. Wool $3.50.
FIOur-In- good demand tO-d,y for common;
choice quiet and steady. Reported sales were u o
bbls E~upsraDe at $685. 90 bbls foe at s47 l25
bbls Xxx red at s7,25.
WheaE-ho. = red in active request ard Sc low
err; No. l quiet. ssles wsrs 1000 u No 2 red from
store at 81, % 5000 bu d. do st sI,25 500 bu do
do at sl,a7.
COrn-DulI. Sale 1 car sheIled from store this
NOR aiDg at at Sc, the market closing weaker and
neglected.
Oats-oulet and lower. Sale 2 cars from store
OF $50.
kye-lnaetivs aud nominal,
Barley-No sales.
POTk-Moro active and steady. Gales to-day
of6o Dbl. CT y-pscked mes, st $500. Clear hm
at $500 4.
Lard-Demaud light, but market steady at
l992ee for eity-rendered in tisrces and ks.s.
mOked Meats-Fair demand and steady for
city cured meats ct the following prices: Sugar
cured hams 23o for osnvsSsed and 20 for uncan-
Vassed plata hams 2Oc bacon Ise shoulders Ice;
dried beef $50 for and Is for uncanvassed.
sales at quoiations Of 600 Hs sugsr-cured hams,
1900 Ds PLAIN hams, and l,5OO Ds shoulders.
mess Beef-Qurst and steady st $500 for city
packed.
Buttsr-In moderate demand and lower. Gales
Is hrkins chsiso Western Reserve NJ zoe.
ERgs-scarcs and hrmsr. SAILS 5 bb!s at 2O@2'c.
Cheese-Iu good steady demand for new W. R.
dairy ct l219l9c for fair to prime.
HIKhWinsa-Dull, but armer. Held At $500
fb2.p2. chiefly the outside figure.
AleOhOl-Markst quiet and steady. Held s,
N,O0S4,O5 for vs. per cent. Eeutr.l Proof splria
q 1692,2O. Cologne Spirits, ss Per cent, sl,l5.
PetroIeum-The mArEst is dull. TIansac-
lions are At ; raDgeO 7o972c for refined.
Dried A~ppleS-Demand light. We quote at
s@sHc, and pay for packages.
Dried Peaehes-Unpeelsd held at SOC. No
peeled in market.
Lake F1sh-1n good steady request. White.
fish Csc higher, and scarce. sales so half bbls 10. 1
whitehsh at 5000; As half bbls No. l PIckersI at
$500 80 half bbls Herriag ct $3.50; 20 half bbls
No. l front $40.
aaIt-stesdy. Fine 500. Coarse and Ground
Solar s8,l6. E7
P Hops-Firm. Nov York State 45a58o, seoord.
Ing TO quality Ohio 25930o-
Nalt-steady. Barley Malt held st $40 Per
bushei.
Raa and P~arfaE-Markss st.sdv. ". sro.,
- follovs Present Usa * Ale $40; Stock KY
$3.50; Ksunstt $500; Pale Cream III pors.Y
~ Hah and quarter barrels IN proportion,
Eater LaEne-OsWsgo and Akrsn he'd at
g 81.
PIaGse--'pov-Ts" land plss,sF s1c,oO per
ton Csleined $500 p Dbl.
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sew ADVERTISEAEKIs

Academy of M~usic-Beneht of Mr.. R Stephen
Weaver, skeels q Co.-Attachmsnt.
No gan, Root 4 Co.-PIices Reduced.
To FArmers-Eotice
Taylor. GIiswold a Co.-Liren Carpet Warp.
Prof Dubois-Lecture Postponed.
B. s. g. eeD-BgeBts Wan ed.
SWINGS Pstent Cofee Ptt-Local Notice.
Meares' Bazaar Local Notice.
L Benedict & sons-LocaI Notice.
Religious Eotce-Lccal Notice.
Coffee At Auction -LccaI Notice.
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THUKDER sHowER-Yesterdsy was one of
the most disagreeable days Of the season,
The air seemed TO lack a vital element and
the strength of all withered. Caesar, in
such atmosphere, would have had no am
bitiOn and no. vim. Everybody wilted.
But shout seven o'clock in the evening,
distant thunder was heard, and an hour
had not elapsed before 8 tremendous thun-
der shower broke upon the ci.y. It rained
with great violence for about half an hour.
Breathing is 3 luxury once more.
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D nRUQ TRAbR,
DENTISTRY.
mr. HALLIWELL SURGEON DENrIs

NAAHHA WILL OUh1HON DANIfII
OTespeotfully announces to the public generally,
that he has removed from his old Dental Rooms on
the Pubic 5quA e, 70 his own Block, 50 Michigan
street, where be has fitted mp . beautiful cutie Of
Room 8, and is now Vreparsd 70 meetand Wsft n ell
old and new patrons who nay please 20 favor lin
with 9 call.
AKTIFIOIAL TEETH liked on an Improved
principal, and supplied at prices within the reach
Of all. Acknowledge BY the Profession generally,
for their Beauty, sTrsnEh and Durability. Every
one that sees them discard their old sets, II able.
N B.-Only one visit pec essary % have 3 set com
pleted, at No. IS Mi higan street, NJ rth side, secs
ond door rom Ontario. and foot OF ProEpect street,
NlleTelabd. ImySl A. B. HALLIW ell N. Z.
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DIarrh0n and Dysentery.-ws have

DIarrhGa and Dysentery.-Ws have ex-
smiue5 q crest M nber otIettsrsf ON SJme Of the
most prominent citizens Of Clneinnati and Coving-
ton etc, speaking ia the highest tsraSot Drf
strickland's Auti-ohslera Mixture for the cure
diar hoes and dysentsr5. The letters are too long
to publish. Mr. Woods, Of OoyingtoD, says he
was pronounced iocurAble by the best doctors in
Cincinnati, and one bottle Of Dr. ttri'blGdd's Anti
Cholera Mixture effected . psrmsrent cure AFTER
suffering for months with the worst form Of diAr-
rhoes and dysentery' For sale by DruggIsts-
BENTON b DUNCAN, Agents, Cleveland, o.
my6:R6
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aPRoF. DUBoIs' LECTURE PosTPoKED.-ThiS
"Funny Frenchman'' did not give his leo
ure announced for last evening. He knew
the anxisty of our citizens to see General
Grant, and wisely fOrebOre setting up any
/" side show He will give his humorous
lecture on English, French and American
Blunders " this evening, on which occasion
he will have, as he deserves, q very large
audience at Brainard's Hall. All who en-
joy ajoke and like q good laugh, should
not fail to attend the Professors humorous
entertainment.
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b. z. Money Market-June o.
IBI TELEGRAPH.l
MOney-Easy, With large supply, at 5@s q ct
Sterling EXchAnEe-h fair reqltst at HOS
gil M for gold.
Coda shade easier, opening a. 1873, dSolin-
ing TO l37%, and closing at 1874
New YOrk stock garket-June 8.
IBY TKLEaRAPB.
Government atOeks-RstheF irmer. Tsu-
forty coupon g; F-iVe-tWeDties 81 coupons, 1885
Trsssurg 7 S0s 99H.
tral 81 ~: Erie T51f; Hudsoni 1tf5<; Reading siH:
MlchiESn Central IOsA; Michigan Southern 81;
illinois G-ntTal I2iA Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh 6l5s
Rock Island sg<; FORT Wayne $50.
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MARINE NEWS.
POET DE

FORT OF CLEVELAND,
ENTERED--.--.JUNE O..
stmr Morning Star, Vigr, Detroit.
Pr D Empire state, Pnsst, S1fal0
Pop Tioga, 81 s1ni Dunkirk
Pop Arctic, Crosby, Buhalo
Prop CsnistsO, BlatKmsn, Dunkirk
Prop Comet Gayl I'd, Bata'o
Prop Portsmouth, Hewett, Buffalo
Prop Granite State, Bishop, Ogd Dsourgh
sch r 8 n KfmbatL, s ne. Ma queteo
Sohr May Ann Rankin, KirHtrJ, Bunao
Sco~ Herzyn a, Ds1sss Ropd Eau
500 Granville Connolly, Rohd Eau
OLEARED-------..JUEE .
stmr Morning Star, Yiner, Detroit
Prop Granite stats Bishop. D-troit
Prop Por.smouta, Hewitt, Toledo
Poop Cont, GAytO d Green Boy
Prop Canisteo, Blaekman, Toledo
Prop Empire State, PheAt, Chicsgo
Prop Pacific, Kelley, Buffalo
Prop Lac La Belle. SDsloi0g. OntonagOn
Sohr 10 ina, McDeTmand. BurEeli
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F~REEDNESs' Arb soo1ErY. The regular
monthly meeting-Of the Frssdmens' Aid
Society viii be held tomorrow Sunday
afternoon ssthree O'Clock, at the Methodist
Church, on Ohio street. The public are in
vited TO attend. gfi
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BUY the RksT.
The HUBBAKD MOWER.
MOST IN Tuu WORTn

the BUBB AID MOWER
THE MOST PERFECT IN q WORLD.
The undersigned have taken the Agency Of these
justly.eelebrsted Mowi 6 Machines, and oser
then to the farmers Of this vicinity, at the manu-
f~acturer's prices. JOHN DAVIS & CO.,
juns:2Is lat Ontario street.
Lambs knitting HRch1ne.-9ESIUs
TRlUHPHAST-Ths greatest lnyenioa Of the age.
Narrows the toe, knlts the he'll, complete in ono
piece, viii do Sl that it IL prOmI ed to do in our
circulars. Call on or address, with stamp. A. L.
JOHNSON, 80 Superior At Cleveland. my27a2ls
saves half the soap and half the work. Il
worth more than all she Washing machines ever
invented Sold by Druggists and Grocers. Ask
for LiaIsl0ood'S Washing Crystal. ". L. PORTER
Agent, lOT Bank street . mylssdsW
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MEApWLLE NEWS,
M~rADvLEE, June 8, 1855.

-
MEADvmLE, June 8, 1865.
scARorfY OF Enthusiastically a day
passes that people who come here with q
view to locality, are compelled to leave for
want of some place to live in. If two hun
dred houses were in process of erection, I
doubt not they would all find occupants by
the time they were completed. Surplus
capital could not better be employed than
in putting up tenement or cottage houses
to meet this pressing want. A stock COM
pany could he formed by our capitalists,
and suitable land purchased upon which
to build, say fifty houses as as an expert
ment. The houses and lots combined need
not cost more than from $500 to 81, $50, and
would readily rent for 500 to $500, which
would be twenty per cent on the amount
invested. Suppose the experiment be tried
by some of our enterprising citizens. Who
will be first to move in the matter?
The high price of building material and
labor may be assigned as an excuse in en-
teriDg upon such a speculation as this but
when the high rents are taken into consid-
GRAFTON, it will be found that they more
than ~overbalance the labor and material,
and leave a good per centage on the invest
ment. In this way, too, the population of
the own will be greatly increased, and the
value of property generally eahsu ced.
TIE "CoLoRED BLACK BIRD"-Miss Alice
Sherman is announced to sing at Central
Hall, on Thursday evening. She is re-
puted the equal of the " Black S van" and
will doubtless draw a good house
LET THE LADIES Co oPERATE--Why have
not the ladies bsen invited to co-opsra.e IN
making arrangements for celebrating tse
"glorious" Fourth Gentlemen, if you
want to make your celebration q "big
thing" a success in every particular, you
must have the assistance of our patriotic
ladies-the ladies' of the Soldiers Aid So
ciety, for instance. Extend them your
hands and ask their co operation without
delav.
ABsEKT.-Your correspondent was absent
from his post on Monday and Tuesday.
This accounts for the non-receipt of Mead
vile items. Il.
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FLOUR AND FEED.

ELOURl FLOURT FLOUR Ar RE-
y DUcED PRIcES@5cm bbIs fresh ground
and White Whest suitable for family or bakers
use, for sale As Warehouse, I97 MerWin s.. Gro
oerymen, Bakers and othsrs IN want win consult
apl4 GARDhEB, BUST Z 90,
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The sttention of the ladies of Cleveland
is called to very elegant stock of Fren.h
Illusion Bonnets, recently imported and on
exhibition for two days only, Saturday and
Monday, june ssh and Ilth, at Room h,
American Hotel. 10 2I7
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AMUsEMENTs.
/ CADKMY OF MUSIC.
ppIn-a m 6pnssToH.

PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and PArquetts 50 oentsi Secured eoats
70 Dress Circle, rs cents Family Oirals, 30 cents
Gallery. Is oe1ts; PriTste Boxes, 50 and W
Single seats in Private Foxes, 81. RI
81 Oolored persons vii, md T no
oes, be permitted to occupy seats IN any other Por-
ton Of the house, save the Gallery Admission Ho.
Doors open ct Z. Curtain rises ct s. 81
BENEFIT or Mr.. ". STEPHENS,
On which occasion Mrs. sJMOnE ZEE and Mr.
JOHN HERON (BArney the euide) hate kindiy
volunteered TO sppssr. d
satur sy evening, June 10th 1888, will DO pre-.
scented the grand 6auticsl Drama, IN > Aet'' cameo
TaE DtEAa Ar Sc
On, THE Co.'s OF CORNWALL j ?
After which tue irish Comedy entitled TIE +-.
IRISH Lion
Tim Moore, with soDes)-----.Mr John Heron
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OswKGO MARKET- June 3.

III FnLEsRAPR.l
FIOuT-In COED demand and steady Sales se
ST Is for 10. 1 spring, s. 10 or red y ntsr' s. bO
as rs for white; 81 I5as9 so for d. bic extra
Wheal-Fnm. tsles amber Mich gan at 81 90
Sales last night, 5000 bu amcer siehigsA at u o.
Corn-I ull. No. 1 IHiuo . 74A75o-
Canal Freights-LOwer on grain. To New
YORK, wheat 9ho, CO y 81 oats 5. Lumber boate
IN Gctivs osmsad at s. TO 70 the Hudson.
Lake ImpOr1s-ls, $50 bu what.
Cana ExpOrts-z2, bbls Of -four, 1850 bu
wheat, 100000 ct uTbsr-
s-htpmeRts-By Rsi, L,s42 bbls -four
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BUEFALO .

FIOuF-S4ssd y.
S~heat-Dul; parties apart. No. l ChieaFo
H. '~aIkee spring held 1t 50 2Sal 81, ana Si-O
a9a n o speculative and light milling de-
maud
SnIs-CIore dah ana EASIER
Rye-HCminal
WnisEy-F{fmsr. g o. vs. ned ni.her-
Canal Dullalo ma vbs,t
Lake ImDOrts--Fl0ur S.615 80
ia 50 I'm 60 n IA $50, oats 1O3, p'as
canal szpOFts-FlOur S6!s, Dds
100 bu, corn % 800, oats $3.50.
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EAhhhIoUN . UU1
No. l River street, OeTe.s.d.

To Artists and Amsteurs.-A. Hart, ct
his EppJrium. 1872 Superior street, offers to Ar
lists and Amateurs, the choicest co lection Of
Artists Materials 20 be found IA Cleveland, con.
sisting Of English and American COlOri for OIL and
Water Color Painting, nne English Brushes, pol
ished handles; Paletts- Palette Knives, sOtteners,
etc. Bias also on hand a large and elegant q sort
ment Of Oil Prints. Landscapes, Fruit and Flower
Pieces, from which amateurs and others can select
the best models to enlarge into valuable paintipgs.
The utmost care will be observed in filing orders
by letter. ~juns:2l9
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SENECA STREET BRIDGE-Work has been
resumed upon the massive stone abut-
mentS and piers of the bridge across the
Cuyahoga river on Seneca street. They
will soop be completed.
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TBETHi TEETH TEETH
Or. ]. Z. RANTELR.

Late Of the firm OF HALLIWELL 4 DAsIELs, Is
still 81 bis old established Dental Bonms, corner Of
Ontario street and Public Square, making those
invaluable gems, artificial Teeth. at the old prices
before the war. An UPpsr or Lower Set from SO
70 SIS. ~ work warranted. anIhR4
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UEIIED sTATEs CoURT.-NOthing was lone
in this court yesterday further Than a cross
examination of Cole, the ringleadsr in the
Steamer Michigan conspiracy case, who
hasturned States evidence to save himself.
The court adjourned until Monday morn
ing, when the case will be taken up sgsin.
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ACADEMY OF Music The drama, "The
Romance of a Poor Young Man." was re-
psated last night, but the house was small
on account of the deluged state of the
streets and the all powerful Counter-at-
traction at the depot. The people preferred
seeing General Grant to allthe "ROmances''
this side of fairy land. But the play was
presented in capital style.
Mr. R. Stephens takes a benefit this
evening, as is noticed elsewhere.
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Els A~PPEARARoE.

The large sssemblsge having no personal
interest in the collation., addressed them
selves with all the eyes they had to an in
spection of General Grant and his wife.
The pictures on exhibition have caught his
face and most marked characteristics. He
is q solid, .sl-knit man, five feet eight or
ten inches in height, brOad-shouldered,
and full of endurance. A not over large
neck supports a head and face rot remark
ably striking in contour, size. or express
sion. The least expressive line in General
sherman,s face seems to carry more signih-
canoe than the most marked in the face Of
the Lieutenant General. There is the square
built head, the square jaws, the straight
nose, the mild yet possibly stern gray eyes,
the brown hair and light whisker, close
cropped, of the common portraits. Helm
presses you Is quiet man Of latsnt iron
will, who knows how to reach his ends, Gnd
will reach them cost what it may. He is
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BARRED,

New England Sewing Machine, No. 1877
Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio. 1915.
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notwithstanding Goods are advancing,
owing to the scarcity in market, Hosiery, Gloves,
and Fancy Goods can be bought at Hsarsa' Bazaar
exceedingly low, ard less than importers and
manufacturers prices. jelO.21T
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Y0LEDO MARKET-.Juns 8
IsI TsIssraph.l

3 5 10y felsEfaph.l
7Wheat2Les active and 2sse lower. Sales
white -hch'n 81 81 So; red Wabash 81 SsaI Az.
sCOFH-Dull at SEC.
oaH-teady st Soc, 90.
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COFFEE At AUcTIoS.-0. Cutter & Son will
sell at public auction, at the Auction Room,
.1S4 Bank street, this day, Saturday. at two
o'clock P. NJ, seven barrels of ground Java
coffee; a fine article. Sale unreserved.
iunelO:2I6 -
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Ladies' Seaside Hats,
Wholesale ASD RETAIL,
jelO:219 Ar L. BENEDICT 4 SONS.

JeAV-iS DGNAOASA SNN
Religious H~Oiiee.-The Sabbath Morning
Service in the First Congregations Church, (ReV.
J. A. Thome) will be omi ted On account OF the
PASTORS absence. The Union s s. Concert will be
held in the Church in the evening
In the Plymouth Church, Grew. 8. Velocity the
Pastor will repeat, on Sabbath morning, bis recent
discourse before the State Conference, on "Tbe
Poliiy Of the COngregsi nal Churches" jelO:2le
For Lake SuprriOr.-Ths new, Ttsunsh
aud elegant Pas enger Steamer Meteor, Tbomss
Wilson, Master, will leave our Dock fer Lake su-
9erior Ports, Monday, June 18th, s P. n.
For freight or passage apply to
GARRISON : co, 2.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Summer BOnn'

Summer BOnneIs--rhs LSdieItf cleveland
are requested TO call st Room h. hnt floor, Amer.
iosu House, and look at superior ST. 10 and sssort-
msnt Of illusion Bonnets, which the subscriber
offers for two days to the Iaeiss Of III 5 city
Please call on Saturday and hOnGsy, the lO.h and
18th inst. Dun7:2l7l MISS s. LEE
Swings Patent COfee Pot will be put In
operation at Jacob Wansor's Store, South side Pub
lie Square, on Saturday T ON 10 A. NJ to 4 P. NJ.
coffee will BE made ard Issued to al lovers Of tbs
delicious beverage who may wish to test the Vslds
Of the invention. jsIOs2Is
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Let the world understand that Dr.. D. A. seelys'S
Liquid Catarrh Remedy is q pleasant and certain
cure for Catsrrh, Gold in the Head, and ell dis
eases OF the head caused BY the Abnormal condition
Of the membrane lining. june5'RS
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"RRuNe" HIs NECK.

The General had not got far into the mer-
its of his supper, when he was approached
by Mrs. schowden. After an introduction,
she crowned him with a beautiful wreath
of flowers, but the crown being too large,
fell around his neck. The crowd .cheered
and shouted with laughter, and the General
smiled his thanks, and blushed to the roots
of his hair. This floral "pOlk" sadly in
terfered with the process of sstiug, and he
took it off and laid it beside him, and de-
untad himsalf to hnainaas-
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/. B. HALE, Banker
AND
=. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
III Superior 81. arr.s
Subscriptions received to the U.a sds
$40 PER CENT. AND I0-40' NATIONAL

Loan. rfagif8s .rr
lCOa mission allowed to Subsoribers.I
RarB. 8. BOuds Of 1881, 6-S's, I0-40's, Treasury
Notes, and all other Government eeeurities pur-
chased and foe sale on the most fayoEsbl tsrms.J
Gold, silver, Coupons AMI Canada money bOugat
and sold At bat rates, Deposits received and Col
leotions made ct all Acoessib Q points. Uncurrent
funds converted 1t lowest rates. Rsvsnus Stamps
for sale. -- ~ -.- o4
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FIassI-We can supply any number Of Flsgs
on short notice. Dealers supplied on rsApuable
terms. 6. s. EEWOOAB : co, His
Printers and Desler in Blanks, bee
fuug.2IT l4k 6eueca street.
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UE1oH PRINARY MEETIEGs.-We are able
this morning to ley before our readers the
names of the delegates from all the wards,
save the eighth, elected at the primary
meetings to the Union Convention which
will be held in National Hall this fore
noon.
1t was noticeable that nearly all the
meetings were favorable to the re-nomina-
ton of Governor Brough, and several wards
expressed themselves definitely on the sub
iect, as will be seen below :
First Ward-Thos. Jones, jr, J. C. Gran
mis-, E. Hessenmueller, ]. W. schmitt, silss
Merchant, VIM. B. Cotterell, J.. Ellsworth.
Second Ward-O. NJ. Oviatt, NJ. r. Keith,
q. s. Stevens, B. Butts, james Q. Gridley,
E ]. Estep, Henry B~eckenbach.
On motion of p. F. Payne, Esq, the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously adopt
ed:
Resolved, That the delegates elected from
this wsrd be instructed to vote for delegates
tn the State Convention favorable to the re
nomination Of John Brough for the Office Of
Governor.
IQlTQ Iu-OOlDl6 pGuldb DAlAGbhg W.
q. Price, Amos Townsend.
Fourth Wsrd--At the primary meeting
Hon. ]. P. Bishop, A. T. Brinsmsde, R. D.
Noble, Orsoa Spencer. C. s. Hobbs, D. A.
Dangler, and R. P. Myers, were elected del
egates. The delegates were empowered to
fill any vacancies that might occur in the
delegation.
On motion, Governor Brough was declar-
ed the choice of the meeting for nomina-
ton for Governor.
On motion the delegates were unanimous
ly instructed to support for election of del
egates to tho State Convention, those who
would use their influence for the re-nomi-
nation of Governor Brough.
R. D. NOBLE, Chairman.
CHAs. D. EVERETT, Secretary.
Fifth Ward-A. Stone. jr., NJ. C. Young
love, Henry Weeks.
Sixth Ward-Dr. VIM. Meyer, VIM. P.
Fogg, Henry BOwley, George Ambruster,
John Huntington, E. B. ~Chamberlin, Jacob
Schroeder.
On motion of Mr.. W. P. Fogg, the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously
adopted;
Resolued, That the delegates from the
SIKH Ward be instructed to use their in
huence to promote the denomination oil
Governor John Bropgh.
Seventh Ward-G. E. Herrick, C. B. Pet
tingiIl.
Ninth ward-Wm. B. Castle, R. B. Den.
mis-, John Merlin.
Tenth ward-A. P. Turner, jr., GustAve
Schmidt, A. !. Marvin.
We nave not been able to learn that there
was any split in the primary meeting o.
this ward, but the following additional list
of delegates from this ward has been sent
in:
H. F. .Percival, J. c. Blake, Albert
Hartzell.
Eleventh ward-John kirkpatrick. J,
CONRAD.
Brooklyn Township-F. Branch, F. H.
Chester, f. Nicola, H. L. Whitman, C.
Buffet, Jacob Mueller.
The delegates were instructed to use their
influence in the Convention for the cleo
ton of delegates to the State Convention,
favorable to the denomination of John
Brough.
The Convention to-day will undoubtedly
have the Brough complexion.
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Without ceremony the guests and the
committee, 6fty-twO in all, sat down to q
sumPtuOus rePast, the General occupying
the seat of honor, n thanked &" by Gen.
Augur and Mrs. Grant on one side, and Mr..
stcne and Rev. Mr.. Goodrich on the other.
The party seemed to relish their Injurious
rations,a and took unto themselves in friendly
relations, and with the best motives in the
world, considerable quantities Of fowl, VOC
etables, ~st.awberries, &c, &c.