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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-17

An ORDER IN RELATION TO CoSrRABASDs has been
issued by Col. John b. Howard, Chief Qusrtermas-
ter, Army of the James. All the able-bodied men
are to be put to work, and one of the commodiouS
empty buildings is to be fitted up for their use,
with sleeping apartments, cooking apparatus, eat
ling room and general quarters with hospital at
ached. All who apply are provided with employ
ment, food and shelter, pay is subject reserved for
future consideration. The negroes who have de-
serted their owners and been deserted by them are
fortunate in having such an opening afforded them
for employment and subsistence.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-17

THa PRo1 sTAST EPISCOPAL CHURCHES in the city
were closed on yesterday. A brief statement VIII
explain the cause of this proceeding.
The Ep scopal churches, it seems, were obnoxious
10 General ordor No. g." which says: "ln AL
churches where prayers have heretofore been Of
fred for the so.caled President Of The Con.edeFse
States. similar mlrk of respect Is hereby ordered
TO be paid to the President of the United S'a.'s''
re rules of the church enoin thst while omissions
may be made in he prayers, no p''ti' shan "
changed except by authority Of an ,clesias'ieai
Council which must be presided over by the Blshop
of the Diocese. The prayers heretofore used IL
cluded the words confederate States" aud though
tbe clergymen we're at liberty, and were Wiling 70
omit the Objectionable words. they had no auto0r'J
~ substitute therefor the words "United S1ates.'
Bsbop Johns is in Halifax, therefore There c'fia
be no communication with him, snd no Counca
could be held.
In this dilemma the clergymen OF the various
churches waited on General Ord and stated the
case The General said the explanation was per
cectly satisfactory, but the churches must DO
closed the Gle rgy we're obliged to obey tseir &c
and he his military supericrs.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-20

TIE CELEBRATION OF TIE FoURTH-The
measures which have been inaugurated by
our citiz for the proper observance Of
toe approaching anniversary ofour Nation
al Independence, are upon such q scale as
to promise the grandest display of the 10y
atty and patriotism of our people ever
witnessed, and the character of the gentle
men who have been entrusted with the
duties of preparing and executing the ar
rangements (the names of whom were pub
lished yesterday is such as to give the best
assurance of success. But these gentlemen
cannot, unsided, carry the project forward;
it is, therefore, the duty of every citizen to
lend such assistance as he can TO the sever
ell committees in discharging their obliga-
tons. The occasion is ore hat in itself
should enlist the endeevors of all our peo-
pie in the effort to render its observance
commensurate with the character of the
event it recalls.
The programme for the occasion has not,
ofoourss, been yet arranged, but will be in
q few days. We would take the liberty Of
suggesting to the proper committee that il
practicable, one of the most attractive fea-
lures that could be introduced would be &
sham battle to take place, for instance, on
the Heights, of which an admirable view
could be had from the surrounding hills.
The details could be easily arranged by the
military men of The city, and there will be
here returned veterans enough who would
be glad to unite in such a project to make
it q grand point in the days celebration.
Will not the military comm ittee think Of
this
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-20


POLIcE CoURT.-udge Abbey disposed OF
the following dockst yesterday morning :
Drunkenness-T. Sullivan Robert Hutch
insoD, Patrick LAWN, Vim. johnson, Chas.
Marsh, each 81 and costs; James McGnire,
81 and costs; Geo. ". Psyson, IS and costs
Henry stAhl, Sam Noble and Robert Percy,
costs.
Disturbsnce-Julis Regain, costs John
Burgin and Jacob Jochim, each S. and
cos,s; Sebastian Deekand, s. and costs.
Vagrscy-Marths Smith, House of Cor
rectiOn so days.
Lewd Behavior-John C. Roland, IS and
costa.
Violating Bathing o~rdinauce-six cases,
paid the costs.
Assault and Bsttery-John Smith, 81 and
cost. ; Charles johnson and Andrew No
ran, each So and costs.
Shooting with Intent to Kill-John Hays,
case postponed to July 10th, bail $1,000.
Buying and Receiving Stolen GOods-Wu.
Richards, $40 and costs.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-20

s1EeE OF An 0RGAN GRTHDKR.-WhoeYer
sIig htS the professional organ grinder, the
children never do. ooe of this class made
his appearance about one O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. In the neighborhood of the
Prospect street school, and proved himself
so sweet that in less than no time little
boys and girls focked TO him by the score,
like bees seeming afsr the fragrance of
flowers. The musician was accompanied
by q wee tsmbourine player, not over six
years of sge, who beat his instrument and
kept up g kind of shuttle with his feet. He
was probably the center of attraction.
Bus whatever the occasion of the excite
ment, the urchinB ran up and down
the psvements, crossed ever the road,
shouting, clappiug their hands, swinging
hats and bonnets, and making such an in
finite clstter that the organist evidently
thought hat he was laying himself open
TO 9 charge Of nuisance; and so he exerted
himself 10 keep the crowd of juveniles out
of the yards which he entered. But the
urehins, eighty in number, nothing daunt-
ed, perched upon the fence, and what with
their glancing, excitsble movements, re-
sembled a cloud Of moths fitting about a
lamp. Theylinsd the fence for rods, gazed
with all the eyes they had and having ears
made q business Of hearing, beside
going through Dumberless evolutians
and clesving the ear Of day with
their clamoriDg. Some of the holder boys
and girls would occasionally rush into the
yard, and when the organ grinder threat
ened them with his staff, dodge back and
cut out.
or course the urchinS never thought Of
paying the fiddler, notwithstanding they
did all the dancing. They carried neither
scrip nor postage stamps, and proved IN
profitable patrons
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-20

FOURTH OF July CELEBsATIoE.-The vari-
Gus sub-committees met last evening at the
Mayors Office to perfect their arrangements
Tor the ceIebra ion Of the coming Fourth Of
July. Colonel James Barnett, Chairman of
the Committee of Arrangements, occupied
the Chair, and E. R. Perkins, Esq served
as Secretary.
Colonel Barnett declined acting as Chsir-
man of the General Committee, pleading
pressure of other business, whereuPon G.
". Calkins, Esv., was appointed his uc-
eessor.
The Finance Committee reported them
selves organized, and that they would be-
gin the work Of canvassiDg the city this
morning. g
The Chairman of the Committee on Rail
roads reported that arrangements had been
make with the different Railway Companies,
whereby people would be conveyed to and
from the city at half fare.
Mr.. smyth, Superintendent Of Instruc-
ton, stated that in view of the proposition
to have the pupils of the different schools
join in she procession, there might be some
difficulty in getting them organized, as the
schools would close q week before the Fouthi
and SO the school organization would be brok-
en- up. Whatever could be done, however,
should be done.
On motion, the Superintendent o Iustruc-
ton, the President and Secretary of the
Board of Education and the Principals Of
the various city schools, were appointed $
specisl COMMITTED to secure the necessary
organization of the scholars on that Occs-
sion.
On motion, the Committees on Finance
and Railroads were enlarged, and e com
mittee representing the Fire Department
appointed.
Tboaa oopouiEtaaa stand Tina.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-20

NAENGADAA "AOAC84AAo MAhEAeLa
MONDAY EVHuEs, June 10, 1893
Freigbts-The following are the rate. By Lake
0t~au) and Rail from tins port to New York and
Boston. All Rail rates are i've cen 5 higher.
To New YOrK--FirSt class s6s; Second class:
ne; Third class 70o; Fourth class: 4Oo. Flour,
sUo.
To B~oSton.-Frst class: s1,os; second class:
$50; THIRD claSs: 10; Fourth class: 45o. Flour:
sgo.
ROur-The ma'kst continues quiet, business
being only in . small way to the trade. We quote
At S7,OOs7. 6Ofor Xxx red ss,OOas,5 80 for do white.
WheAS-HOre active 10 day sad steady Sales
s cars Nc. l red rom store st SL,6O; 1 car No. Z
red from stored 1t SI,2s 700 bu do Do from store at
SL,86; 1000 bu do do Ahoat at SL2s; l car do do
On track st 8 i,2s.
O~oFn-ThsTs were no sal 3 reported 70 CAV and
the m Arhst ruled nominal. We cannot give rei
able figures.
OAEa-Ths market ruleI quiet at a decline of1o
sals 1 car from store at SIC.
8ge-Dull and nominal.
BAriey-Ao sales and market nominal.
POEk-Firm Et $500 for ei y-paoked mess 4;
0IO.r Ssl,W.
LAFd-Demand BghG and market steady at
1890 for oiIy-rsndsrsd in tisrces and kess.
AmOked MeAls-Ia fair demand and finn
Sales $50 D. eanEassed Sugav-eured hams At z3s;
100 De oAavAssed dried b sfG t lsc, closing at &C..
Hess B~eef-s;sady At $500 Tor city pacszd-
Bqtter-In more demAad and s.-Ddv. s.r.s
Of II kegs chico Western Resez re At z2..
ChesSs-oaiet. held at lOeIao for good 10
prime wsst.rS RsseI,s.
BBRs-Quist. Sales I bile at 2io.
HfghWInea-Ths uarkat eo.tinney Am
Esld ct S2,O1.
AleOhOl-Markst quiet and steady. Fed ..
&,0104,o5 for ss per cent. EsutrsI Proof spun.
% lS92,So. Cologne Spirits, 90 per cent, S4,l5.
PSarOleum-Ihs market rules quiet, very few
round lots changing hams. We quOIe refined at
&c for round lots and Sc to the trade.
Dried APPsss-DeDsrd light. Telling in .
small way at s9sAc, and pay for packages.
Potatoes Rather quiet. We quote Peach
blows ~ So By tie carload.
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Financial q COMMEgClAL.
MnrnAr Frrrr,

MONDAY EvuSIss, Juns 10. 1865.
The advIees from Europe to tn h inst, go
days Iater) that reached here yet e day, qIrte
Amsrio.u securities At s1as7h-An scvsbcs Of
nearly two Per cent ms deus d for them Is ulso
reported much more active. The effect Of this IA
vorabIe iatsnigenee, VI ieh from the tel or OfPfe-
VII us advices could not have BEEN reasonably ez-
pected. vas ptonp'ly manifested to-day IN the de-
elise Of glld about three per cent, aud in su lon
proVemsnt Of GOvsFnment securities IN the home
markets. A result OF the int ligsncs will prob
ably BE- freer shipments Of our securities, and q
proportiODats iuausucs Ia reducing ths gold pre-
MUM. A notable feature Of the fjreign marset is
the German demand, this class Of investors having
been reported large sellers BY she last Preesd M
Adyicss. The chief cause Of the ate decline vas
entirely Induced By tbs impression abroad that
difficulties Of serious haIa1ter with Francs were
imuIson', but nov that this has been removed BY
the ma l1sst god disposition ard mcdsrs ion Of
oar GOvernm, mt, there is DO reason why our Ds-
roual ssouIi les should lot At once sdyancs IN the
EoIoesAn markets 10 the position they d srVe to
occupy. Cod closed this afternoon at 14'%
The week opsrs with q god asmAnd for cuIre' :
oy 81 The Banks, roth on ths pat tf ths business
| community and fr N he Government or the P -
msnt Of ths troops collecting at this p int. As a
consequence Ihs supply is kept low a-dthe msrAe'
rules close. Exchange is q It le easier, but 70 su
6cienIly 80 to aR-et rates, which remain firm as
par buying and 4 premium 20 ng.
The safes Of ssVsn-thirtes by the seccnd Ma
tiOual Bank to day we're SIS. COZ.
In ths general msrh cts Flour continues qui
and STEADY. There Ess . fair demand for red
wheat t,-dav, chiefly No 2, aAd transactions We'e
mainly at Saturdays figures though the mark
was les, firm. Osrn was without report d SAFE AID
n,mInsI. o. were very quist and deoioed le-
Provisions sTs steady the only ch.ng- We note is
az advance Of lc ? d 90 drei beef We note a 1t
tie n er movement 10 Butt r at PC IS the prevail
ing sguro for eh Ice Western be'eTvs. Eggs are
in moderate request At pc Cheese is unchanged
and duM. Fi.hVi-ss are insotrTs It $500.
The following we're the receipts and shipments
At this poiut BY Railroad, Lsks~nd Canal Of lead
ing articles duriug the forty-sight hours ending
At seven O'Clock this morning.:
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-20

PRoNoTIoNs.-The following promotions
in Northern Ohio infantry regiments were
made on the 18th inst.
Hth-2d Lieut. Vincent T. Trago to list
Lieutenant; Sergts. Samuel c. McKirahsR
and Alexander Moore to 2 Lieutenants.
23d-RsV. Arson P. Jones 20 Chaplain.
4sth-sergt. B. q. Fausey to ISt Lieu
tensnt
5lst-2d Lieut.. Jacob Wise to Ist Lieut.;
SergE Vim. P. Baird to I'd Lieut..
57th.-First L~ieutsnants Edward A. Cor
dons David Baker, and Henry B. Eaton 70
Captains; Sergeants Jasper N. Ricketts,,
Wm. d. KellIBOB, Israel L.. Cramsr, Daniel
R. Miller, Joseph McCrate, and Andrew
Dieffenbaeher 10 First LieutsDants.
observation-disclosures Henry r. West
70 Colonel; Msjor Thomas j. Blatt TO
Lieutenant-Colonel; Captain John C. Ed
Yards 70 Asjor; First Lieutenants Thomas
wilson and John R. Murray to Captains;
SerReants Frank N. Lauk, Wilson Fouts.
Alfred Bugh, Wilson Strahl, John W.
StoreT, George G. sopher and David Doug
hsrty 70 First L~ieutenants.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-20
MARINE NEWS.
PoRT OF C'KvELAND.

ENTERED-.--.JUNE I7-lO.
Stm- Morning Star, Viyer, Detroit.
PROV Akron, cmitr, rcl do
Prop Ps sale, Mitch II. Doukirk
Prop ioEa, issOn, Dunkik
Prop On ida. Atwood Buffalo
Prop Comet. Gaylord Green Bav
n D Empire. Eeid, 0gden burgh
Prop arctic, re BY. Buffalo
Prop Iron City, Sweet Ont.urgoa
rrop Portsmouth, heWetf. Bu1alo
Prop fE-iHc X FEY, BIN 10
Brig Paragon, Sin lar, d trOit
Sohr rom ward sonn-. Titus, Rowan
chr alcs Mary. Bell, Blu we'll
5 hrJ hOy Lind, Wniaas. Buffalo
Sew Wa riOr, ain kiBgsvti.s
5c0w [ q a r.. La Nay, Detroit
COW q Or n. Avsrfl. Pt.u Psies
Sc " sut e. Cir, 3 m u, Rsud Eau
cOE Spanker, Haley DesToit
SeoE nonAB Csrae, kvlley's Island
OLEARED--.Jusr IT-le.
stmr HoT-ipg Star, Yiger, Detroit.
Prop Pacific, Kr'iry, BUfao
Pop POrtsmoath. Hsw-tt, TO edo
Prop Emlir-, Reid. Cbic-go
Prop On q, GuyIOtd. Eudao
Pr D Gu ida. Ata God Cut ago
Prop tt 20, Sisol, OuBkirk
Pr pEsssIc, Nitchs I, Tolato
p op akron, Smith, OySensbnryh
Pro Michigan, kO.io, rsle1o
Vehr Mirauds, Bsmsi II. rax'nav
schr ENcsaugs, Hswei, Msreustts
ScOw Elen, blanchard, Citation
Seow sutier ri Burftr game Avon
Sow hOD4, Carrsn, kefley's IL and
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Hoste ter,s stamaeh RIttera.


Man wants q 7 Micro uncommon want
And every year and month brings forth . new
one,
With, after cram ning the gaEsttts with cant,
The age diseov, rs 10 be not ths true ons.
or such a, these let their eOucootoB vaunt,
III ling tie BITES that have credit due Won
The -orld's great tonic, which no skill CO bettsr-
1 mean the mat, bless BlTTFRs Of HosFET1EBs
Doctors were living long before cid salsn,
An since, exceeding iesrnsd grave and sage;
But the stomacNics theJ were bound to fl In
suco. ss came not until this later sac.
Nov l. the ers SICK 10 ks are made hale in,
And dread O. pepsis driven from the stage.
Agues, remittsnts, hsadaches-real head-spltters,
Vanish like smoke before Hos 'ErRER's BrIEIns.
In Pittsburgh they sre made pl'Gsant city,
Famous for furtaces and coal bitumin-u,
Which, though By DAY they may not be desmed
pretty,
Make 1t by night particularly luminous.
But tnsr still the Bittsrs, made in pity
For the complaints that else " uId be consun-
ing u.
I don't mean Us, bat those whos not being Sprtles'
Bitters require to put their frames to rights.
Herbs. bsrks and roots compo'e the rare INFUSION
No mineral poison m Us their juices pure,
Aud ~ q mild ssente holds q em 10 solution.
The taste is p etsaut, the ed OF Is sure
Ns',r have the Bittera a. proved . oeiusionj
frt them in time, md health AMI stc ngth secure
The dragon slayer hgu O. Oa tie Q ell
An tbay. Ii e him, to save Ebe weak are able.
jsIs:2Z3d6W
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Bank Statement

New York to- Earket-June Ie.
lBT TELBaRAPH.l
Government GtOeks-AIs hruer. United
Sites tiIes, rive twenty oupoLs 1O5h; 10 Five
tSend-s, new issue, 1885, dyeS, Ten-foIty eou
POns, Ak
8tOeh B-Heavy. Rssdine ab%; Tennessee iH-
es f2h MrsJuii six 3 1874; N 81. Central 9E%;
Michigan O ntrAI IieH; Erie T61<; HUDSON 1 81,
~. Wayne eO4 Michigan soatb1rn $50 HIM Is
o nFAl scrip lz2% CIeseiAbd & Pittsburgh ~;
Chiosg' a 2ih; do pref, rred o.,
ROCK island 9sH; MilWsuke, a P. do CHEN SO.
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iB7 TELEeBAEu.i
COtfon-Du1 a. 4laz2o for uiddliuK.
Flour Dull aud lOdlf lower.
ssiss ~ S. 2 at 80 for extra state; 50 s597 90
extra rouno hOou Ohio; 81 o59s5 90 for trade
brands. Market closing heavy.
NBisky-Dull. sass .. 81 0292 CO Lr vest
sru
Wheat-DuH and slos,d lac lower. salsS
R cine song - s %, choice No. amber , IL
wsuke- az 81 45-sa ezlem-; white Michigan
AbOut 81 %.
Bye-Qu'et.
B~aEIeJ-Dull and nomiDsl
S~orss-Htavs ana q4c lover sales ct 1880
for mixed western; Ole for kin dried 20, Zoe Tor
OLD da@sF d do.
Cats DuI and &c lover. Sales at 77Ke7sc for
" s-ru.
COnee-nuI.
suE-r Quit. Cuba MusoovssO lCH9IIo.
NOlasseS-Dull.
NOatl-u
PeJrOIeum-euiet and H-m at 34Zassc for
crudei 6l96SEe for refined in bona; T0@ 30 FIR DO
nee.
POrz-ru1
s. e. At g 2 62%a9s co for new mess. closing At
s2T 6s% reguiar. s2t 5c@z5 90 or 1854 do cash
an IesuisF way, ot1sng AZ e. cash; SIS 80
ul9 90 or primI; $50 W@s2O so for prime news.
also. 2Z5f bbls neS mess for Juue and July, sell.
ers option, at So 5Uq2T b
Beea-Dal sails ct lO9l4c for plpin mess,
ard lzul6c or extra mess
Reei HRmR-U m 81 s Is ON@25 IS
Cut Meags- Ssles ut l1@lz%c for 81 ouldersu
ard fF@l5So or hams.
Lard ball end heavy. Sales at 1GL@IsKc.
Butaer-QuieE 81 zO@SOc for Ohio, ana Z30
So for STAT.
,heese-In demand At saI5c for common to
prime.
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AMUsEMENTs.'
OADRMY OF HUsIO
pRrors on ADMISSION.

PRICES O ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Psrqustts 50 cents; Secured eests
70 Dress Orols, 70 cents; Family Oircie, 60 CENTS
Gallery. IS cents; Private Boxes, % ard S.
Single sesta in PrfVats Boxes, 81.
81 Oolored persons will, und-r no
ess, be permif ted to occupy sssts in any other Por-
ton ofsbe housa, save the. 6aileTy. Admission 70.
Doors open At 7. Curtain rises at 8.
ONCE MOREI -a.
The great Dram tic Legend called the
TOB5tCAH B~ROEHERS.S
TUESDAY sv ming, June 20. Will be presented
THE CORSICAN BROTHERS.
To eoucluds with The Farce oftbe
DUMB BE re
- To-morraV, B nedt Of Mr.. Enc Eilslsr, on
which ocrasion Mr. ana Miss C0uldOek will appear
sea's can he eeured now.
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STITCHING AND ENBRoIDERT.-SOwing ma
chine stitching of every description done
in the best style at Ill SuPe ior, cor. Bank
street. GROVER & Bakers
i9-242:eod Sewing Machine Co. Rooms.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

There wilt be a strawberry sOeiabls in the
Sunday School B ON Of the St Clair street n. Z.
Church, "wednesday evening", June z1Ht, 1865. The
public are cordially IDvit d to attend. Je9O:39O
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-20

BOurbOr, Rye. -cotch snd Irish Whisky,
French Brandy, Ola, Port. Madeira. Oaret and
Native WIN 5, London Porter and seo,eh Ale. for
m, diciual u'e. We boy tbs best Congrs1s, kissen.
gen, Vlehy md other Mineral Waters, At HALLS
Homeopathic PharnAoy, No. IT Monument Pnk.
H.a.aaa.
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CFnOAsO MARRET--June 10.

by Telegraph
FInuF-Quist n. d declined 5Ocas1 co.
NhsRf-Qa' 1T aud o-cliAcd las. 81 14La1 is
FIR No 1. uno 81 GA IS icr No. Z.
COEs@uivt and d-clined2o. Sales at 55%ss6o
for No. l. an 52a5 c for No. 2
Gafs-iult .nd .eoined 4A5e. sales at 50a51o.
HiEhWtnes-DuL
PrRVisfOn- III.
FreiEhIs QuieE. Corn 81, wheat 81 to Buff
fac
Reeeipts-FlOur. 1900 bbisi wheat s.COO buI
corn. tI1,W ~ cas- 74,J0J.
~nipments-7,HO bbls hOuri 1890 bu wheat;
90 zoo Orn, 81, 90 oats
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REw ADvERrIsEMEEAs

Academy OF M~usic-Oouicsn Brothers.
ROb's Hanna 4 Co Pleasure Exsursion.
N. 7. Co.-For Chicago.
CJvles . Cop atsd Ware.
SO keWard-PooEtt book Lost.
For sals-POrtsIle Engines.
a bur n St.-Gi.I WAITED.
n. T. Co-For ogde sburg.
Halls Homeopathic PhArm .oy-Local Notice.
Strawberry Socisale-LocaI Notice.
The BaEaar-l oeAl Notes.
Mrs ShsV-Local Eodce.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-20

Ladies' handkerchief, all linen, one
shilling each, st the Bear, 26I Superior
street. je2O.22O
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CITY NEWS

Mas. sHAvs' Rooms are headquarters for
style and quslity OF Ladies Has. June 20.
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LAKE SUPERIOR.

lust REUEIVED.-THE FINEST
q ssOrthAatplB js Bueklss ever IL this eity, q
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E. II. Levin. nr ID
On motion, the city was divided into dis
tricts for the convenience of the members
of the Finance Committee selected to can
Yass it for funds. The districts and can
vsssers for each are as follows;
Railroads, Hotels, omnibuses, Livery
Stables, &c j. P. Ross, silss Merchant:
River street to Superior street-Peter
Thatcher, George sprague, MA Hanna.
Merwin street from Superior 10 Columbus
s~treet-Gsorge W. Burt, Stephen Buhrer.
Superior, Bank, Seneca streets and the
s9uare-W. P. FOgg, William Collins, W.
Edwards, Anssl Roberts, NJ, A. Hanna, R.
O. Parsons, E. W. ssckFider. gg8--
Ontario, Prospect and Pittsburgh streets
Il. Ii. Pitkin, C. C Rogers EU3
Water strest-W. Hart O.. "A. Brooks, D.
A. Dsnglsr. Ne
All territory south of Prospect and east
to Canal-JOhn Huntington, VIM. Gabriel,
8. ThOrmsn, ST., A. swsrts.
Territory east of Erie street between
Superior streetsnd LAke---Joseph sturges,
B. P. Bower, C. B. Pettengill.
West sids--W. Il. Truscott, John Mar
tin, A. K. sprague. ]. D. Palmer, RI.
Willard.
After other ~unimportsnt business the
meeting adjourned.
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LUANs
ICON mission allowed to SubsoriberB.l
D0rU. 8. Bonds Of 1881. 6-2O's, l0-4O's, Treasury
Notes, and ali other Governments e~ecurities puK-
chased and for sale on the most fsSorAbl terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada money bought
and sold a. best rates, Deposits received and Col
lcctiOns msds at al acoessjb . points. Uncurrent
funds converted At lowest rates. Revenue Stamps
nv asiN ~
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PmILApELPRIA mARKET-Iune 10.

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F~Inur-nuU, With little K ort demand.
~heAt-Quist. small offerings at 81 1oA1 20
for wtiie; 81 sOal s. ror red.
Cora Quiet; yellow CSC
afs-GO3t demand at TIC
PeLT0ienm-Quist ard arm. Grade s3a34cs
assed for reuatd rrre 7ls7f; d. III bond 5lAa6zH.
Rece pts and stocks co tiuua a. hit.
W. isky-Dull e s. tSA2 10.
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