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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-01
DAILY LEADER.
TUESDAY MAY l, 1866.
NEW ADVER

Academy Of Music-Mr. j 1seph Proctor.
=. Leiek-Loczl Notice.
Berger, shutts& Co.-Beau ~.
Madame Remirgton-wonde rfulbut True.
Isaac J. Trank-Hoep Skirts aud Corsets.
Cobb, Andrews q Co--Local Notice.
W. Z. ssgnders-PhysieiEn ant Surgeon
B.-Wsnfei Situation.
Ierger, Shuts 3 Co.-Whiskers.
h. Z Griswold & oo-Psrasols.
Jason Canfeld-Locaf E9tioo.
D. W. Gage-RemoysI.
a. P. Leland-Borses and N ules for Sale.
II. T. L~yon-Loeal Notice.
Eolden, Clarke a W~iison-Lgcal Notice.
Samuel Sartain-5 Local NJ ICES.
Holden, Clarke & Wilson, hes, L.
Howard Mission-Orphsu WaHdcrlf,
Eutler a Greenaeld-DentistFy-
Pennsylvania Ccatral Railroad.
S. Hyman-f Local Notices.
D. K.-Situation Wanted.
4 C. ~rening-Ecusa Wanted
Sozodont--LOcsl Notice.
JohnC. G~rannis-SUpplies fOz Marine Hospita
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WANTED-By & returned SOiSser Boy, n CHARGE
w to do chores for his board While attending
school. Address 'B. (" room i, Harrsgton's Block.
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PASSED WEILsND CANAL-The following
Deesed ON the 95tb and o6fh

Steamer Lilly; propellers Empire. North,
| Bristol; barks Plymouth, S. D. Woodruff.
| Ardee, Mary Jane, John Brecdon; schrs
Cambria, Kate Robinson, Jennie Ruuball
Queen of the Lakes, Sam J. Hobby, Mont
peller, Kearsarge. Clayton Belle, Jefferson,
SeIkirk, Trade Wind, Welland, ~Shiekluna,
Junius, Arlize.
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Toledo Market-Apru 30.

F~LOUR-Quist and frm-
WHEAT-Irrt gnlar. New amb-r &c lower. Sales
of old amber az $3.50; new white at $50; new
amber at S2,25.
CoKN-FiTm and &c better. Sales at CSC for No
l mixed, and 695c for Nc. l yellow; Coz for No.
white
OATs-VeIy firm. Sales at iSc for No. I.
FREIGHTs-DGll and unchanged.
RECEIPrs-Past week-l4,U 200 bbls -four; 1900
bu wheat; s3,t00 corn; 200 oats.
SHIPMENTs-I2,OO 900 bbls -four; 5000 bu wheat;
o., 600 corn; Is, 5000 oats.
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Propellers Magnet, Akron; tugs Gardner.
Sarah E. Bryant; schrs Grand Turk, Court
land, Sanbury, Belle City.
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n. Y. Money Marhet-ApriI 80.


MoNEY-Easy at 4G5 por cent. on call loans.
STERLING EXeHASGE-At l0S@l9sA-
G~oLD-UBscttlsd and lower, opening at l215$
declining to i2G and closing az 1854
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Cleveland WhOlesale Harkct.

ending on Saturday last were 1850 bbls.
ainst 2,6f bbls. the week previous.
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~N.-ED-A Gutter &C. WITT = = 80 snsS.SHI
w and shop rk.!:a- -
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OPTICAL.
ICE! ICE IcE!!!
PURE LAKE ERIE ICE!

T AM PREPARED TO FURNISH
l. the be't quality Of Ice at the lowest possible
price during the coming season, at Hotels, Dwell
ing Houses, Shops, Stores, &C. Ny Ice is consid-
cred the best and purest in market, it being genu-
inc Lake Erie Ice, and not the impure stuff taken
from the stagnant Canal aud Rives. All orders
can be sent through the PostOffce directed to me.
splT;iI4 MARTIN JOHNSON.
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Aramnar % the pnes-It i. a blss.i-

4 Remedy for the PiIes.-It is q blessing
to the suffering to know that we have an enectual
cure for this truly Troublesome disease. Mr.. J. P.
Hazarde, of lc4 Second street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
takes great pleasure in informing all who are suf-
fering with piles, that he used a small quantity OF
Or. Strieklsnd's Pile Remedy, and it effected a per-
manent cure. This seems 20 be the case with all
who make use Of this splendid preparation. 1t is
Manufactured At No. 6 East Fourth street, Cincin
natl, Ohio, and sold by all Druggists
BENTON 3 Durham. cleveland. o. MYERS
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Omnibus Office Removed 10 I6O Supe.
rio Street.

The undersigned has re1ently increased and i'm
proved his facilities for supplying Hacks, Carri-
ages, and Omnibuses and also Moving Wagons.
Orders for passengers AID baggage to the Depots
and Steamboat Landings will be received from G
A. n. 20 . p. NJ. H. S. STEVENS.
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REGISTER.
DEPARTURES
ARRITALS-

a&- Citizens wishing conveyance to either OF the
above Trains or Beats, will be called for by Coaches
7f Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
al the Omnibus OGiee, 100 Superior street, op-
posite the Weddsn House.
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Cobb, Andrews II Co. are Sole
Agents for the sale OF Epencerian
School Ink and Writing Fluid in
Northern Ohio. Dealers will do we'll
TO write for samples. All orders will
be filed at manufacturers prices.
no~vT
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The attention Of those dssirous of pur-
chasing a frst-elnss residence on Euclid
Avenue, is called to the advertisement Of
Mcssrs. Raymond L Lowe, Offering for sale
the very desirable dwelling Oh the south
west corner of Euclid avenue and Perry
street. apl 2O:309
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-01

Ladies, they have arrived-those French
Frosted Sailor Hats at Mrs. Shaw's mil
linery room.
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% For Evening Edition News
see inside.
"a For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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WEDDELL HOUSE,

Arrivals az the FEEMcIpaI Hotels for
Che las. TVcnfy-fOur Hours.
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Several conpositors wanted at the Leader
job Room.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-01

s. Bymsn is now selling of Bleached
and Brown Cottons at greatly reduced
prices.
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CITY NEWS

Fresh Violin and Guitar Strings at Halls
II Monument Park.
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at Falmouth. 1t is not pretended that the
distances given are exactly correct, but they
are nearly so.
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C.. J. Keller, NJ. D, Eclectic Physician,
Office hours II a. NJ. to . P. NJ, at the store
of J. J. Vogt, So south side Public Square,
during the week, and on Sunday from l to
2 P. II. Residence-East Cleveland, op-
posite the Post Office, at the terminus ofthe
East Cleveland treet Railroad. Apl IL
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John A. Ellsler. Manager B. h. Geary. Treaurar.
Prices OF ADaIssIoN.-Dress Circle and PAr-.
Quette, so cents; Reserved Seats to Dress Circle, ~
cents Eainiiy Circle, ~ cents Gallery, Is eentss
Private Boxes, Sand So Single seats in PriTsSss
Boxes, SI,OO.
Doors open at 7.OO.- Curtain rises At T-45.
Oolored persons will, under no circumstances. b.
permitted &c occupy seats in any ether portion OF
the house, save the Gallery. Admission % cents,
Second week of the engagement of
MR.. JOSEPH
He will appear this evening in the powerful play
Dram stized RON Chas- A. Bssd's work Of that
name, aud p~layefia London for over six c0Bsecu-
tive mon h., called
NEVER Too LATE To MEND.
Tom Robinson Dir. Joseph Proctor.
Geo. + ildiEg- ~---.-.~.---..Mr Joseph L. NagIe.
susan Ef1e Ellsler.
my -s.-s-----s..ss ---.-.----.--Mr. J. Il. Irving.
the great senssticnof
NEVER To LATE TO MEND
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w furnished sitting room aud bedroom ia a pri-
Tate family, or where there are few other boarders.
and where the comforts OF a home ma. he enjoeed.
Location healthy and central or witnim fifteen min
utes walk of the Park. Or r small house with from
foEr 70 Fix rooms. Address "Rn Leader Office.
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WASTED-n you want your wriaeers with
W torn ani dgfseed Rolls repaired and made
three time as durable rs when new, Putnam'E or
others, call at 80 Futon street, West Side. New
ones also Manufactured and warranted hTe years.
A warrant is given ct the time Of purchasing j. +.
fo' ds Warranted Wringer, which will wiring every
description Of bed clothing with thr-e-fourths the
labor OF any Other pow IN use, with same amount Of
pressure applied. 1Cu can also ind the best Spriny
Be- nov IN use At 50, which g. taken on trial and
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-01

Attention Is called to Che advertisement
of F. seick, n our Miscellaneous column.
At S. Hyman's will be found the largest
stock of Muslin and Lace Curtains, at the
lowest prices.
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FoR Rent.
FoR SALE,
HORSE 1ND MULES FOR SALE.

OhSE AND RULES FVN
One Mule
One Inie -
yonSe Black BsTK Stock Horse xii D. sold very
fourth miie south of the town Of NeWbursh. r
LELAND. mayl:@s
TOR sALE-Briek House and Lot OF Granger
L street, near Prospect. Immediate possSi9h
given. Ingui-e on premises aPz5-@L9
ToR ~ALE-A tuo-seated two-horse Carriage,
L a LoWman's Manufacture. 1t is bail in the
basSif bee,1ss me family are about % leave the city.
Inquire at 1S5 Euclid street I'LL Aey 5th. aezc-SIg
T0R SaLF-A very desirable city residence, No.
+ 341 Perry street. Fest location IN the street,
and lew as good in the city. Large, w~ell-built .rGne
~ tbrse barsss. csrriaae house, &C.. water at
stable. For further paru-HEfslAAuAre oh ame
EOR SALE-Garden WheeiSsErOvs for sale az
II Coal Yard on Caual street, loot oil fiae5aca
street. Z. \. HAMMOND. aeZ6.5lz
C0LDIERS, HOME FOR sALF-The
y building known IS the Soldiers lone, Is Ierszle
IA s ctions OF eetire-75o es Tsmo9e3 lsa4 ~
Lake street 92z2.2lU
EOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.-A yUy aesi-
I rable residence on the Euclid roaa, atous ~
miles from the city. ). E.6 c. L.
Zl1 Sup-ror street.
nan SALF-Tbov ery desirable Brick Residenls
eyeuue and Perry Etreet-0ne Of ths finest locations
contains Is rooms. II Is heated BY steam, a1d hs
every modern convenience. Tie lot has q tronteee
Of a feet on Euclid avenue, and extends back lsG feet
to an aliey. In rear OF, and extending across inc
entire width OIL Z. e a good brick barn and car1ake
house. All the buildings are in good repair. Pos
eessiOn can be given immediat Is. For terms and
further PARTICULARS inquire Of LOME
Clevefaud. April 9Hh. ap3c5B
TOR sALE-Hcuse and Lot for sale on Edward
street, near Perry, and a few reds from bins-
man street. Price $500. Inquire Oh the premises.
Apl9s509
E0R 6ALE-OIL-A fine lot Of Petroleum Burn.
Z lER Oh. st the fsctoTy Of W. GUILD, on Cen
tTsl WaE. ssnzs;Ez
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MONDAY EVENING, April 30, Isee.
FIOur-In fair trade demand, steady and firm
for good grades. City made Xxx red held at s1I.Oo
@l2,oO; do Xxx white S12,OOaI3,OJ. Country
brands NIX red s9,25@IO,5O; do do Xxx white
s1o,25911.OO- Good to choice spring held at range
of 50. OO9IO,OO.
Wbeat-Very firm for choice grades. Mil
waukee spring in active milling demand. but there
is very little on the market, and most dealers have
sold largely to arrive. Sales 2 ears Milwaukee
spring from ore at $3.50; no transactions in
other qualities reported.
CO-n-Quiet, and prices irregular. Sales 2 cars
No. l shelled at 6Oc from store; car do do Csc.
~Gats-Quict, but in light stock, and firm. Sale
lear No. I Ohio at lsc from store.
Rye-Insctivea and Nominal.
BarIey-Quiet and nominal.
P0rk-Firm, but quiet. No. 1 City Mess held
at $500; No. 2 Mess $500; Clear 5000.
LRrd-steady. Oity-rendered in tierCes 2Oe;
do in kegs &c. Sales 1000 lbs city at quotations.
Country rendered 16@l7c.
Hams-Steady. Sales 1000 lbs City sugar-cured
csnvassed and uneanysssed at II and &c. Coun-
try-cured held at 1890.
ShOuIders-City-cured steady at I4c; C5un-
try-cured I3@i4c.
BaeOn-Helda at 1sc for clear Ice for sugar.
cured.
Mess Beef-In moderate demand and steady
at $500. Extra Mess $1,000.
Dried Beef-Steady at &c.
Butter-Prime in light receipt, fair demand
and steady at H942c inferior t.. common grades
dull at sOS35c.
Cheesc-ouiet. Good to prime old Western Re.
serve and New York is in very light stock and firm
at 2o@22c. New is in moderate receipt, but iu-
active and nominal.
Egss-In moderate request. Small sales at
1sH9isc.
HIghWtnes-Quiet and steady at s. ,2392,2i,
the outside price for iron-bound packages.
AleOhOI-Steady. Held at sI,4sg4,53 for go
Per cent. Cologne Spirits, es per cent, 4,63. Keu-
trail Proof Spirits 81, s592,40.
PetrOIcum-Quiet and steady at 53955c for
Refined free.
OtIs-Linseed is excited, higher and advancing.
The supply in the leading markets is very light,
and the stock here is low. Other oils unchanged
and steady. We quote as fellows:
Linseed....-...SI 5O@- Whale, ". B.--.SI 20
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Muwar.ee 1T,rL IN

Milwaukee Market-Apris o
WHEAr-Dull. Sales atsl ,62%9l,63 for No. l
winter.
CoRN-Firm Sales at iSc.
OATs-Quiet.
RECEuTs-Flour 500 bbls; wheat 5000 bu.
sHIFNENTs-Flour !, uOJ bbls.; wheat I59,UOO bu.
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WANTED-A situation a. Gardner. by a single
W maa, competent to take charge Of Hot Houses,
Address c P, care b. q. STAIR q {. Cevs land.
Ohio. aps5gIO
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EIHyEsTOCK'S WHITE LBiD.-A

IL perfe tly pure article, and possessing a regree
Of fn-ness and whiteness unequalled by any other
Brand. FOR sale by
G3V1CHILL b BROTHER.
sp4 Druggists l26 OntariO-st
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Ccmpound-int. Notes, '65--.....10291o5 IG1@IOd
The local money market is steady. Only
one or two banks report any considerable
demand for currency, the majority repre-
senting the market as very quiet and easy,
with larger balances than for some months
past. Eastern Exchange continues close,
some of the banks finding it necessary to
ship currency. The regular rates are firmly
maintained.
The general markets are steady and firm,
and business is fair. Flour is in fair de-
mand for good grades and standard brands,
though no large lots are changing hands,
and prices are firmly maintained. The de-
mand for Milwaukee spring Wheat is large,
chiefly from interior millers, and in excess
of the supply on the market, and the price
is very firm at $l,9O we hear Of no other
choice varieties offering. Corn is quiet and
prices irregular. Oats are without much
demand, but firm. Provisions and Produce
are steady and unchanged.
The receipts and shipments of Flour and Grain
at this point during the weeks ending April q
and April 2s, as reported to the Board Of Trade,
were as follows:
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MosoGRANs-HoIdeu, Clarke & Wilson
have a large and beautiful assortment OF
stationery which which they stamp with
plain or colored letters, or with m~onograms.
MayI:Sl3
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French Lace, Nottingham and Muslin
Curtains, in large varieties, at
TURNER g. STRAUSS
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BALTIMORE DAILY COMNERCTALr-FRIDAY JUNE 90 18Se

ridge & Co. wa
Br.g Mariposa, Nash. Bost'n-R G Riemaa & Co.
Bro. Nv" A0'A l. 4"'' I"
,, sehr olesnder, Debouis. Newark, N J-E Pratt 4
r, Schr Anna Hays. Tilton. Providence-Bigelow &
schr NJ Mizell Nelson, Plymouth, C-p p
o, Sghr Wm Kennedy. Patterson. Philadelphia
Schr Glotildar Reid, Wilmington, Dcl--sticlney &
Barge F Hebbarl. Mcclure New York-stick-
Barge L Minis, Hobson. New IIaven-s M Ham
Barge A Stevens. Rainier New York; A
Shriver.
Br brig Cleta. Port Spain, Trinidad.
NemOrmntsR.
Ponce, Rim port June 18th. brig Eurus for Ma
gnabo. next day TO load for New York; schr Trade
Who'd, for Philadelphia in DAYS: sailed from do 12th
brig, Agnes. CBr for Grab Island, to load for New
Snokon June 18th, lat %, long II, brig Mary -.
Of Camden, bound to New Orleans, by schr Island
Queen, at this port.
anna, remained At Montevdeo, blay LIST, repairing.
Brig Alfred; Hutnagel, was loading at Montevideo
May lst for New YORK.
Brig Glendale, Monroe was loading at Havana ODD
n Brig Emilia Z CeIestn9, dtaD savarese. sailed FIN
inst, for Baltimore.
by Telegraph.
To Merchants Exchange and News Ro0m.l
Rio Janero-STrived May 9TH. bark St Ursula,
Lkrl Laufare from New York do 31st, bark Adelaide,
EtchberEer, from Baltimore
: Hibralter-Sailed June 9Th Br brig Nina Holder.
from leghOrn for Baltimore.
BnstOn-Arriyed June 18th, schrS Geo Deyereux
Smith, and r Peterson, Peterson. both from Balti-
more.
Boston-Arrived June 2Sh scbrs Julia Anna,
Harding, and Isaac Baker. Purvere, both from Bal
timOre.
Spoken June Goth, 50 miles E by n of Cape Henlo-
peu, ship Magnet from Boston for Baltimore.
Correspondence Merchants Exchange and News
FORTRESS MONROE June q, 1866.
Passed in the CaTcs to-day, brigs Chattanooga, fm
st Johns. p 4. and w A Rogers from Domorara
both for Baltimore: also, a large ship. unknown.
Passed out, brig Isaac Carver, from Baltimore for
Boston.
Arrived la hampton Reads.
Schr Brave, from Richmond for Havre. de- Grace
lumber
sehr Julia, Post, from Norfolk FOR PhiIa-luulber
and shingles.
Schr Mary z Banks, Smith, from Norfolk for Bar
hadpes-shinges.
Weather clear: Wind fresh, SSW.
arrived 81: NOrfn!iS.
Schr II Travers, Harding, from Washington. DC.
Schr VIM Severe, Haines from Washington, d G.
Schr Geo S Adams. Fisk, from Boston.
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Baltimore Markets. su,e %

COFFEE.-We have to report very small trade
in this article to-day; tho only sale reported is i6f
bags no at lotsgl9 cts The market is steady. We
continue quotations as they were. viz: Good Rio
at l57a@l6 cts for common, l7@1S cts for fair and
1920 cts for good to prime, long price; Laguayra "a
@20H cts, and Java 26@26}a cts.
acter of the market to-day; the tendency is stiI tc
dizziness. Tue only sale reported was 100 Dbl:
Chicago Extra at ST. 4 Dbl. We quote West
ern spring Wheat Super at $9g9;I5; City Mills do a
S9.75@l0: Extra Western spring Wheat Sl050Q1l. 50
do City Mills Sll.25g1l.75 Howard Street Superfne
choice brands $40 25@ 1850; do Extra S12glS.5C anC
PatapscO, Reservoir and otner choice brands of Balt
Family aud Extra at $3.50 for the former anC
$3.50 for the latter. and Chesapeake Extra a
$3.50 2 Dbl. Rye Flour VIC quote at So 251651 anC
GRAIN:-The supplies continues limited both o.
Wheat and Corn The offerings comprise coo bushels
white corn, 800 bushels yellow; 500 bushels wheat
and 1000 bushels oats White corn sold at 1l5@l2.
quoted at 270@30O cts for fair to PRIME and red 500
275 cts for good to prime. Winter spring is unsafe
able Oats are dull. We quote Maryland and Vir.
ginia at 65@6S cts, and Western and Pennsylvania
30 cts bushel Of 81 pounds and Rye at l2O@l2j cts
for Western and Pennsylvania.
M0LASSES.-Tbere were no transactions reported
to-day. We quote Muscovedo at 55@l65 cts; eiayed
50@52 cts; English Island $500, and Porto Rico a
6Og80 cts ? gallon and nominal.
PROVISIoNS.-A good jobbing demand pre-
walls and prices are very firm under the limited
stock on the market We quote Bulk Shoulders
at l5A cts; do Sides Is cts; Bacon Shoulders i
cts; do Sides $4,000 cts; Hams 23125 cts Lard POI
cts 10 In bbs and uerces. and Mess Pork S34(93
RlCE-To the trade in small lots we note sales o
Eangoon at 49iA cts IN bond gold and 10d l0l5 cts
duty free In currency. and Carolina at l215I3 cts
SUGAR.-There Is more inquiry to-day and W.
near OF sales OF % hhds English Island for refining
81 ti'+ e@; :" hhas penerara choice grocery Of Ia'
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PROCEEDINGS OF TEE CGgRgs.

THURSDAY. Jnue %. 1866
SGrerior (onIt.-lIOn. Judge Martin.--Wm A.
Dean vs. Robert ". Christopher; attachment under
act Of 1854 Motion by defendant TO quash sustained
on the point that the affidavit was detective
DATED >tGtes District Court-Hon. Judge Giles
j. Usilton, indicted for not taking out license as
butcher pleaded not guilty, and recognized in the
sum Of geo for his appearance at the next tenn OF
court.
Samuel A. Richardson, of Queen Anne county, in
dcfed for not taking out license as butcher pleaded
guilty, and sentenced to pay fine of 81 and costs
and the cost of license $50
Nathaniel Frampton, Of Queen Anne county, in
dctcd Tor not taking out license rs retail dealer in
liquor pleaded guilty and fined 81 and costs, and the
amount of the license, $25
>, Court Of Common Pisus-Hon Judge King.-Wm.
Hamilton VsC 3. Hosmer motion for new trial
granted, as also IN the case Of VIM hamilton vs. Au-
gust umsted. and in the case of Moses Cohen VS..
Anon l.. Goldsmith.
j. Ii. Thomas VS.. Mayor ana City Council @ Balti-
more; appeal from Justice Spicer Judgment reversed
and in favor OF appellee for $50 ~ and costs.
Squire Fisher vs.. Robert j. Douglass; appeal from
Justice Blake; Judgment reversed
James W, MeE!roy. trustee. Sc, Holloway ct a.!
molten to stfike out Judgment granted.
Assigned eaSeE.
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s,igY CggJECEH.

THURSDAY June 2S.
Fi,at Brqnct.-A quorum of members were
prese t, with Jas. Young, ESD, President, in the
chair.
Mr.. McCtniro presented communication from the
Commissioners of Public Schools stating that they
had elected Rev. J. /. McJilton superintendent of
public instruction, at 4 salary OfS3ua0 per year.
Mr.. G0TSuch reported 2 resolution granting per
mission to Michael Boone Il Son to erect steam en-
gne their premises No. Swami ST.; adopted.
Mr.. Pr;ce reported resolution granting rerlnis-
sion to John T. Fardy Bro. to build plat form piqr
at the foot of Montgomery street, laid over.
Mr.. Jones presented resolution inQuiring of the
City Commissioner what will be the cost of fitting up
the hall over Hollns street market; adopted
sion to W. Il. Hebden to put up Il certain sign;
adopted.
Hr. Landlord reported resolution appropriating
IS, 900 for Il resurvey of the harbOT: laid over.
Mr.. Green called up the ordinance prohibiting the
manufacture Of lampback within the city limits
after he lst of August next; laid over.
Mr.. Herring offered resolution directing The City
Surveyor to furnish this Branch with plat of the
proposed extension of German street to South street,
adopted Tho Branch then adjourned
Sec0nd BrGHch.-This Branch met at the usual
hour present, Daniel Harvey, Esq. President and
quorum of members.
Received from the First Branch resolution to
lease lot the corner of Caroline and Bank streets
and to build school house thereon for Primary
School No. Is; read and laid over.
MIR. lrean submitted o resolution of inquiry d.
rected to the Health Commissioner to howInary of
the sanitary police could be disposed OF at the pres
ent time: adopted
An ordinance was received from tho First Branch
authorizing 4. u W. Dcnmead to extend their
wharves at Canton, which was road and laid over
Adjourned.