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(NREAT SALE OF GOVERNMENT
~ HORSES AND MULES.

$4,000 ANIMALS TO BE SOLD DURING THE
MONTH OF AUGUST,
In the States Of New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Indiana, Delaware, Maryland, and New
Jersey, and the District Of
Columbia
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EDUCATIONAL.
NHEGARAY INSTITUTE.

n - ~ " ~ ~ n ~ % 1 L " L II
ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
Nos. 1897 and 1929 Spruce street, Philadelphia,
Will reopen on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1855
French Is the language OF the family, and is
constantly spoken In the Institute.
For circulars and particulars apply to
MADAME D'HERVlLLY,
aull-Sm Principal.
THE YOUNG LADIES' DEPARTMENT
l. or THg
NATIONAL NORMAL INSTITUTE AND com.
MERCIAL COLLEGE,
4sl Ninth street, will reopen MONDAY, septem-
Der I, 0 o'clock, a. m. Special attention Is here
paid to Elocution, on the principles Of DR.. Rush
and Prof. Bronson, with Worcester's pronuncla.
ton; Liberal and Elegant Penmanship, Book
keeping, Composition and Rhetoric, Physiology
Hygiene, aud the ParisiRn pronunciation Of the
French. Ladies' are qualified for teachers, aud
granted diplomas according to scholarship, Ref
eTences given ut the College.
N.B.-Gentlemen = classes are now open daily.
@. W. Wo0LLEY NJ, D.,
I aul6-2w* Principal
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Law Aa EN- ELS.
CLosE, CoRBETT AND MONROE.

CLosE, CoRBETT AND MONROE.
JAMES T. CLOSE,
Late Colonel 10th Va VOL,
Y. L. CORBETT
Of New York,
W. A. MONROE,
Late Of War Department.
ATTORNEYS, U. 8. CLAIM, REAL ESTATE AND
INSURANCE AGENTS, SOLICITORS
OF PATENTS.
All business entrusted to our care will be at
tended to with prom ptness aud fidelity
oPFICE-No 227 Pennsylvania avenue,
Opposite Wizards Hotel,
jyl-tf Washington, ID. G.
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+ ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE
STEAMBOATS,, WHARF. BOATS, BARGEs, AND
OTHER PROPERTY.
oUARrEsNAsrER GENERALS OFFICE,

WAHINuTON, " ", July ~, 1860.
Sealed Proposals are invited and will be re-
ceived at the places, and until the dates herein
after named, for the purchase Of the following
named
STEAMBOATS,, wHARP.BoATs, BARGEs, and
other property
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AT vICKSBURG, MISSISSIPPI, UNTIL FRIDAY,
SEPTEMBER 10, IL NJ, for
Screw Tug Belle Darlington, registered 81 tons.
One ~ Wharf boat, 700 tons.
One ~ Wharf. boat, 1877 tons.
Model Barges Porter Rhodes and George B. Nc
Clane.
Nine (0) Gunwale Barges.
Forty (4O) Coal Boats.
One ~ YRwl aud one Q) Floating Dock.
All OF which eau be seen at VlCkSBURG, MIS-.
SISSlPPl, until the day Of sale.
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At LOUISVILLE, KY, UNTIL WEDNESDAY,
AUGU II 30, IL m. Tor the
Model Barges Charme., HcIy Clay, Voolfolk,
Payne No. ., and Z. .;otton, and Tor seventeen
90 GunwaNe BargcS;
All Of which can be seen at LOUISVILLE, KEN
TUCKY, mil the day OF sale.
For the Side-whcel Steamboat D. A. January,
registered 700 ions.
Side wheel Steamboat Ohio, (wreck.)
Aud thirteen Q3) Cunwa,e Barges
All Of which can DE ,cen at NEW ALBANY, IN.
DIANA, until the day OF sale.
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AT LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, UNTIL MON
DAY, SEPTEMBER IL, IL NJ, for the
Side wheel Steamer Davenport Terry -boat)
registered l59 tons.
Stern wheel Steamer Convoy, No.2, registered
Ill tons.
SAS, until the day Of sale.
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nNANCIAL Z COMMRRCIAL.
WEDNESDAY, Evrs1ss. Aug. IS

WEDNESDAY EVEEI9e, Aug 10 1875.
The local money market Il ruling quiet, there
being only a very msderate demand for
dations from the business community, and Bank
ers showing very htte favor to outsider. Currency
is generally pretty o'ose, though the supply is sui
hcent for current wants. Exchange is still rather
stringent, aud rates are unchanged and firm ct par
buying and 4 premium se ling.
The recent heavy deialca;iOus in New York, the
result msinly Of the system Of gambling resOrted TO
alike by business men and their emp Dyes, have
excited huancial circles IN that city 70 . deepe not
before eI experienced for . IOrg period. One Of their
most positive effects was shown upon Gold yester-
day, q large amount being ,hroWn upon the mar
ket, under which the price receded about two Per
cent To-day, boEsVer, the ma ket seems to have
r~egained con dence, aud The price was sgain I'D
Vanced, closing this afternoon at 1929.
In Cincinnati Currency Is easy and Exchange
close. About the same condition Of the Chicago
money market is reported.
In our general mark. tstbere is nothing ssFecisl-
Iy new TO report. Flour is firm, but little wanted
Wheat was without reported movement to-day
and We cou'd obtain nothing definite as to prices
Corn is steady. Oats are oou ing 10 freely, and th'
market is lower though very irregulay. A small
sale Of Rye today was made at 9 dec inc of 60 from
previous quotations.
P DIVISIONS and Produce are unchanged. High
wines are quoted firm and unchanged. PETROL I'M
is esdy.
The following were the receipts and Shipment
At this point by Railroad, Lake and Canal Of lead
ing articles during the twenty four hours endini
At seven O'Clock tnia mornfngs
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cleveland whoIesale Market

"WEDNESDAY BVEsIsa, August Is, 1884.
FreIghts-Ths following are the rates By Lake
eteam) and Rail from this port to New York and
Boston
To New York.-FIrst class S1,1a; Second class:
SIC; Third class: Tic; Fourth class: 300. Flour,
Go. Wool si,I2.
To Bostou.-First class: s1,99i Second class:
CSC; Third claSs: 75o Fourth class: $50. Flour:
TOo. FOOlsI,22.
ElOur-UnchAnged snd firm. City brands
held at 50, 25 for Xxx red and SlO,95 for Xxx white.
Country krands Xxx red Ss,Oe@s,6O; do Xxx white
50 COa9,5O. Sale lOJ bbIB Superior Family at $3.50.
Wheai-Ths dropping tendency Of the Eastern
market unfaVorably Influenced the market here,
which ruled heavy and without movement. We
omit quotations. One car rejected red (1sW) sold
at SI,6O from store.
C~Orn-ouiet and steady. We quote No. 2
mixed from htore at Tic.
Oafs-IrreguIar snd declining; demand good
Sales to-day were 4 CARS new from store at 44c; 8
cars do do at 43ci 2 cars do do at 42oi 8 cars old
from 1t 47c; 1 car old on track st $50.
Eye-DuIl. Sac 10 bu from store at s5c.
BArIeJ-Insotivs and nominal.
P~Ork-steady at $500 for city packed mssI.
LArd-Firm ct $40 for city rendered in barrels
and tierces. r
BeeI-City Mess held at $500, vita light de-
mHnd.
ed MeAtB-In good demand, hrn and
unchanged. We quote; PlAin-onred hams, D h,
Csc shoulders l9c; bacon 2Oo; dried beef BIC
Sales AZ quotations Of 1000 lbs hams and 1000 Bs
dried beef.
Butter-In good demand and steady at ESQ
24c for good shipping lots Western Reserve.
C~heese-Firm and steady at l2sl4O for good
to prms-
Eggs-Held at 15916c
HIghWines-Skady, but quiet. Held at S2,I6
GAIT.
AIeOhOI-stsady Held at S4.S404,s9 for 90
per cent Cologne spirits, CSC per cent, $40.
Neutral PioOf spirits 81 S292,S7.
Petroleum. Steady. Sales IS b Is refined,
ct the works, a. csc.
Dried ~AppIes-Firm. Sale Il bbIs 1t lOc,
and pay for packages.
Lake EIsh-steady at the following prices -
No. l whiteAsh, o half Dbl, $50, No. 2 do, .
hA'fbb', $500; Piokerel Q half Dbl $3.50; Trout
. half bbl S7,Oo; Herring . half Dbl S4,5N95,eO
Bay-ssW loose selling at . range OF Sl1, COG
1890 No old Offering. Baled Is In light supply
and firm at SIS, OOa2C 90.
saIs-Market nrm at s2.25 for Fine; $3.50 for
Coarse.
aba and PnrsaF-Markst steady. W. quoss
a. folloTs Present Use TX Ale so; Stock iA1
S14 CO.. Bennest $500; Pals Dream 81; P0Itfa
S4 Half and quarter barrels in proportion
aTaGaE ~Ltnae-0sSego and Akrsn held ct
SIsstsr.-"PovsWs" land pIAItsr 500 per
ton; Calcined $500 % Dbl.
HopsIFirn Sew yo5t stats 46s6OO, aOOOrd.
Halt-steady. Barley Malt held At $40 pen
bushel.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17

LAUNCH OF THE PRoPELLER "LowELL-"-
Punctual almost to the moment advertised,
the new and beautiful propeller "LOwell"
slid into her element, at four O'Clock, yes
terday afternoon, from the stocks in the
ship-yard of the Lafinier Brothers. A
large and eager crowd Of ladies and gentle
men, boys and girls, had gathered on the
bridge near by, on the opposite bank of the
river bed, and at all available points, to see
the craft slide down the ways into the
flood.
The Workmen chiseled away at the
underpinning q quarter of an hour or more,
when, all things being ready, the signal
was given by Mr.. Lafinier, the umbilical
cord was severed, and away went the beau
tiful craft, flags streaming from her, fore
and aft, into the river. The crowd shouted
and huzzahed, and waved handkerchiefs
and hats. Some of those who had gathered
on the opposite bank, got q good scattering,
for the craft created at prodigious wave,
which rushed across tho stream in the
twinkling of an eye, and threstened to
sweep them away as with q bosom of de-
struction.
& The "Lowell" has bsen built for the
Northern Transportation Company by the
L~affinier Brothers, anu promises to be one
of the best boats of that line. She is
made of the best possib Q material, the oak
being from Black River and the pine from
Canada. She sits on the water graceful as
q duck, and seems to be not 30 much q
thing of mans device, as . native OF the
food,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17

The Ladies' of PaIuesViIIe, Ohio,
VIII ind the 'GeDuiue Duponeo Colleen Pills. for
females, sold Dy S Moody, Druggist.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17

SUICIDE IN BEREA-sometime in May, q
man named Brown, q Frenchman by ex-
traction, who was quite far gone with con-
sumption, was advised by his physicians
here to 90 to Berea, a place where he might
live and lodge cheaply, &c. He accord
ingly wont there and secured good COM
Portable accommodations. A few days ago
he sent out for two ounces of laudanum.
A friend who occupied the same room with
him, gave him a small dose on Tuesday,
and then left the apartment, suPposing
Brown to be in 4 quiet state. When he re-
turned, Brown was dead. He had got up
and swallowed the contents of the vial.
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a Point ON which all Physicians agree.
Cut of ten thousand regular physicians, you can
not find one who will not cay that EfmuIaHs and
fairgrounds are absolutely necessary in medical
practice. And yet in bygone years humane Drao-
tit.oners have hesitated to administer them, be-
GAUGE the fendIsh ingenuity Of wrttches who make
merchandise Of human inhrmisies had so polluted
and deienorated them that the remedy was deemed
as Injurious ns the disease. This Perplexity Is
happily done away with. Physicians know, be-
cause the first analytical chemists Of the age have
demonstrated the fact, that HosTETTER's GEL.
EBRATED STOMACH BTTTEBs are absolutely
and entirely rec from all pernioious elements.
Hence thy have been introduced into the United
States Army, and sre accepted, wherein the testi'
mony Of the wise, the intelligent and the phiIsn-
thropio is rated at its just value, IS the best pro.
tective against and cure for all diseases arising
from impurity in the air or other unhsaltl y eli.
mate influences, that has ever been tested by *.
p~erience. In cases OF Dyspepsia and LiVOr Com.
plant, we state without qualification or reserva,
ton, that the Bitters sTe as nssrly infanible ~
anything prepared by humSn skill could b.
augl42iS:dAW
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17

ANOTHER CoUxTERFEITER.-A man, who
gave his name as John Sweet, was arrested
by the police night before last, on suspicion
that he was q thief. On examination of his
person, q considerable amount of counter
felt scrip was found, and he was turned
over 10 the United States authorities. He
will have an examination this morning be-
fore Commissioner White.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17

The SrEAMER MKTEOR.-H. Gsrretson & Co.
received a letter from j. II. Whiting & Co.,
dated the 18th, announcing that the steam
er Meteor would arrive in Detroit On the
18th, that is, yesterday. They report her
damage as triAing. She was not scuttled,
as at first stated. The FIRE being in her for
ward hold, and there being no way to get at
it, the hold was filed with water. All the
damage done, and that is Insignificant, was
sustained by freight in that hold. She
sank in twelve feet of water, and was draw
ing eleven feet.
The letter also stated that Mr.. Wslbridge,
of the firm, was intending to leave Detroit
yesterday, with a diver, for the scene of the
disaster TO the Pewabic, with the intention
of securing whatever money went down
with that steamer, as well as obtain, if pos
sibls, any bodies that might have been i'm
prisoned in the boat.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17

TIE USES OF SLAoKEEss.-The Detroit
Tribune is responsible for the following:
Passengers who came down on the Lac La
Belle state that but for 8 slight incident oc-
curing at the sault on the Meteor, that
vessel would probably nave been destroyed,
perhaps with terrible loss of life. A lady
who desired to stop at the Ssult was SO dill
atory.in dressing herself, either from the
amount of her toggery or her slowness in
getting "rigged out" that the vessel was
detained some little time to await the COM
pletion of the lady's toilet. But for this
the Meteor must have been a gOodly dis
lance on Lake Superior, and perhaps be-
yOnd that prompt assistance she required.
The lsdy's husband declares he will never
scold his wife again for being slow in
dressing. Sensible man P'
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MARINE NEWS.
FoHT or OaEVELANp.

ENTERED---AUG. Isle
Stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Proo Plymouth, Drake, Buffalo
Prop Chic go, WEIGH, Buffalo,
Prop Arc ic, Crosby, Buffalo
Prop TiOga, SisiOD, Duntirk
Prop Pacific, Kell y, Buffalo
Prop Prairie state, Knapp, OgdensbGIgh
Brig Gen W Scott, CASSIDY, Bay City
Sohr o Richmond, Grad y, Bsy Clay
sehr Mary A ksnkil, RtBsky, Buffalo
Sehr p, eble, Ellery, Port Huron
Sohr Mifands, Ramsiel, II
Schr Dolphin, aayviile Bay City
Sohr fersisn Carney OsweRo
schr byra, Button, Ashtsbula
Schr Mediator, nuTdOck, CsVegO
5cOW Black Swan, smith, BltoK River
&c " Aunt Ruta, Fox Cay City
scOE Rescue, Porter, Kel ey's Islsnd
Scow OOnsneliO Peiuw, g Won
Sc1W L Pattan, Wstts, Detroit
Scow n. c., MoDermot, Detroit
OLEARED--AUG. I5-I6
stmr City of Cleveland, Mckay. DetrUis
Prop Prairie State, Knapp, 2 ct oft
Pr D OhicsRO, WEIGH, Chicago
Prop Plymouth, Drake, Chi ago
Prop Wisconsin,, Brown, Os~egO
Ba K 81 Lawrence, Alfred, Chicago
Scbr ucy AnchArd, CAT q, Kl si's island
sehr Eseiyne BATES, Fost T, Marquette
Schr Myrs, Button, Keilsy's Islaud
Sohr VIM sander-on, WilIams, UhicsgO
scow Cotsuello, Pc ow, Avon
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Union ward meetiues,

The Union Ward Meetings for the cleo
ton of delegates to the Union County
Convention. TO be held at CARROTS Qate
Chapin's) Hall, Saturday, August 10Th, will
be held Thursday evening, August 18th, as
follows:
Jst Ward, Engine House, Champlain
street.
I'd Ward, Basement of the Court House.
Sd Ward, Bethel Church School Room.
4th Ward, Engine House, Huntington
street.
5th Ward, johnson Run School House.
9th Ward, Wigwam, ScovilIe avenue.
9Th Ward, Engine House, Phelps street.
Sth Ward, Station House, Vermont street.
9th Ward, Engine House, Church street.
10th Ward, Basement of kentucky street
School House.
11th Wsrd, Engine House, Lorsin street.
Each Ward Meeting will organize at
half-Psst seven, P. NJ, and q prompt and
full attendance is requested.
M. R. KEITH,
Chairman City Central Committee and
President City Union Club.
Cleveland, August 14th, 1865.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17

TIE REVENUE CVTTEEs.-The two revenue
cutters being built here by Peck & Co., for
the Government, are fast approaching COM
pletion. It is now confidently expected
that steam will be got up on the John sher-
man next Saturday. The VIM. P. Fesssn-
den is shout ten days behind the former.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17

THE NEGRO SUFFRAGE MEETISG.-Chase's
Hall was filed last night by a crowd of la
dies and gentlemen, who were prepared
to hear and weigh whatever John N. Lang
ston, Esq, of 0berlin, might have to offer
on the vexed question of Negro Suffrage.
We intended giving q report of the speech,
which was an able and eloquent one, and
enthusiastically received, but have not
room this morning oven for SELECTIONS from
IL . T
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17

The Atlantic News Company have estsb-
lished q news stand at the Atlantic depot,
where will be found allth prominent news
papers and periodicals of the country. The
LEADER will be found there at all times.
Mr.. Joseph F. Baldwin is the sgent in
charge of this news depot.
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SEWING MACHINES.
VTHE FLORENCE.
Lit has many Improvements ovs sny and al
REWlHc MACHINES,

A.s the rsTszsfbls ioed, feeding ths cloth sta .
to- As right or l.fs, 70 say . seam or fasten e.
SndA Of seams. Il takes four different stitches, 30
LcoA. DOubla Lock, Knot and Double Enot-esck
balng alike on both sidos Of She fabric. rs no.
Hons ara ell poaiHEo; sSzs the thiossss Of tkirnSr
hbrioa without change Of tsn1oa. Heua an
Width h.n, nsHz, 6raies. quilts binds, gathers, sai
avs IN q rufae st ne sans tins.
3. W. GLEASON y COg Agenh
q Pablso s7azrs, UsTsiand, and 20. Z EIsrri
SLOT nsA-afk agaraE -s-e-+ irl-1s -
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LADIES' chow ImDortauts

You should be very cautions about using the Eva
rious nostTuus'c called F,msle Medicines, as many
o. them are dsr gerOus. The composition Of the
Genuius "DupOnco Colleen Pills. is made kHOlch to
erery agent selling them, as we'll as to sill I, spectacle
PhySioisns, and thy viii tell you the Pills sre en-
tiIely free from am thing o. sn iDju, ious nataTe,
ct the : same time" the Pills will do sIl that is
CLAIMED for them.
Hs- See advertisement headed 'O.rd to the La
dies," in smother s0luns. augl7,S37
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17

DEATH OF Mrs. JoHE KEEP.-The Oberlin
Neros, of Wednesday, has the following an
nouncement, which will painfully interest
people all over the Reserves:
DIED, in oberliu, Aug. 9th, some fifteen
minutes before twelve o'clock P. NJ, Mrs. LY-
Ola HALE KEEP, wife of Rev. John Keep,
aged 81 years aud four months. This ex-
cellsnt and venerable lady was the daugh-
ter of Judge Nathan Hale, of Goshen, Ct
She has long been in feeble health,
though a constant attendant upon the SER
vices of the church. The Ne1os adds:
Ten days previous to her death, disease,
d~ysentery, found in her system matter for
its prey, and its parOxysms were SO cutting
as to compel her to exclsim "Did ever any
one before suffer SO severely 2" "But,"
says her husband, her means bore not
even the tincture of complaint" The last
paroxysm spent its power ten hours before
her breathing cessed, and her death was as
placid as her life had been serene.
She and Father Keep, both born in April,
1871, had lived together as husband and
wife, forty-nine years and three months.
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nEw 0 3 MABHEE-

m THLEaBAPH.l !.
COfton-HeaVy and declining. FAIRS at E,Sh
4o for m~iddliBg.
quiet.
for supsrhns western; IS 75@7 % Tor common 70
medium extra western; IS 2g5 40 Tor ermmon y
good shipping brat ds extra Sund hoop Ohio, ana
IS 5O0lO o. for trade brands. BYE FLOUR-Duh-
CoBN mEAL-Quitt-
Whisky-Firm. Sales Of western 1t So ID.
Wheat-Rules in buyers favor with very eod-
crate business dong, sales ct $. S6si - ir
MflW. ukee club; 81 45@l As foramber milwaukee,
latter an extreme price; 80 " for choice amber
Ksn,ucky, aod So Is for white western
Rye-Quist
-BarIey-Quiets nd nominal
Barley MaIt-Quiet aud nominal.
COrn-0pened ts.yy, but closed rather more
fteady. Sales s59s6c for Hnsound; S'9sSe for
sound mixed Wsste -, and ssh@s9o for bigh mix
ed early yellow S9Hgsoc fl west m Yellow
Oats Steady At 6596To for WeHtsrn-
WOOI-Dull.
Rfee-Dun
C~O6ee-Quiet-
Sugar Quiet. Cuba MuscOvads 1s9lso.
PetroIenm-stesdy ct shout previous prices.
P~Ork-OPened frm, tut eioted dun ana 10
elini, &.
$50 90 for cash; s 0 O093O SO for 1853 meas
S24 Ne for prime; S27 O0a- ior prlm
mess. Also 1850 bbls, new mss. for August and
SEPTEMBER, sellers option at S3I 5o932 o.
Beef-Quist at IS 5O9l2 6O for plain mess, and
$40 Gals 90 for extra mess.
Beef Hams-Quiet.
tut meats-D Ginning.
Bacon bull.
Lard-SteAdy at 19H024%.
Butter-In moderate request. Sales at 2292se
dSeese-steady at cyclic for common to
prime.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17

CoEoERT.-We learn that Miss Mary Be-
CUR, of this city, and Miss Lizzie Gates, of
Elyris, will give q concert in this city in q
few days. Due announcement of time and
place will be made,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17

REsIGNATIoEs ACCEPTED. The ~resigna-
lions of Surgeon George W. Brooke and
First Lieutenant P. S. Van Dyke, of the
18th Ohio Cavalry, lave been accepted, to
date August Sth.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-17

TRAEsFEERED.-Lieuk Col. 1. R. Sherwood,
of the 1I1th Regimentsohio Infantry, (Bre-
vet Brigsdier General U. s. YOlunteers) has
been transferred by order of the War De-
partment, TO the Is3d 0. VI.