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LIBRARY AssocIATIoN-The Cleveland Library
Association viii hold their annual election on Mon
day evening. A good ticket is in the field and the
election win be one of interest.
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L A w B o OK S
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20 NO. l36 "a
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Parsons on Contracts, vols
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V. R.PALMER, the American Advertising Agent, n
F. corner Fifth and Chestnut Streets Philadelphia 4,
Authorized TO receive subscriptions aud Advertisements
for this paper, at lowest rates His receipts viii
b regarded as payments.
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PERsONAL.-w s. V. Prentiss, U. S. Secret
Nail Agent for Ohio and the West was at the An
gier yesterday. l
Hon. George W. McCook, of Steubenvill, At
torney General Of Ohio, is at the We1deu
Attorney General c. P Woleott is at the Angler
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-07

The OCEAN On Monday night the steamer
Ocean commanded as heretofore, by good Captain
Dick Evans viii take her place in the Cleveland
and Detroit line of daily steamers.
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II J. H. Swing, at his store, No. 1877 Ontario
street, Hurlbut's Block, has a full supply Of new
cOalOil and lamps, He will ft any style Of lamp
for burning coal oil. Try his oil.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-07

RMIoHIeAN SOUTHERN +. R-Mr. George Bliss,
President of the Michigan Southern R R. Co, is
out with a circular in relation to the management
past and present, OF that Company; he censures
the former management; expresses determine
ton to retire from the Presidency; is opposed to
the scheme of reorganization; is hopeful of the
future, and cautions stockholders against the ef-
forts Of the parties who are nov obtaining proxies
to bring about change Of management
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CoNFERENcE.-The Cleveland Congregational
Conference stands adjourned TO meet at CoIIamer,
April 18th, at 7P. II.
hmm nnr
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CHANGE OF Tmz.-On Monday next the Summer
Timetables will go into effect upon the Cleveland
& Erie, and the Cleveland Toledo Railroads
According to a resolution adopted by the Buffalo
Convention, the roads south of Cleveland do not
change until week from next Monday. The
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati, and the Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh Roads change at that time
Below is the time which will bO adopted on Mon
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SAVE THE PIECES /!
ia STITCH ~ THs s4vzs NruE. +" "A

- aeehaents UiA haDgeH, osz rsgHlasalq t
3 very desirable 10 have cheap spd convenient sy
for repairing Furaiiuro, Toys. CrOcEery. &C
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LIGHT GUARDs.-The Light Guards, Capt San.
ford, were out on parade last evening.
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N III SOLOM0NSO an.

PRACTICAL, AND SCIENTIFIC OPIlClAN.
seps the largest assortment Of the most approy ed kinds
Of SPECTACLEs. All his Glasses whether for near
far sighted ground under hl Wn INSPECTION, by ma
chnery Of new construction with the greatest care
as 70 suit the eyes in casrs cunag Weakness Dizziness
or Iuaanmaton Of the Eos, and mpaTing strength 70
loag reading OF fine sewing.
TN r. soLoNoNslE woild here inform the public
af he never employs 10 the sale Of his Lenses
CTF- Also-A splsndid assortment OF SPY CLASSES
MICROSCOPES, COMpASSES SC, kept on hand.
CFe ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain, per-
No 2s7 SUPERIOR STREET,
febl7 Near Fosg's CTUckeTy Store.
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meets ali such emerEeneies, aud house holi eau 70
De without Il. Il Is always ready and up y he st1cag
point Thsrs Is No longer necessity for mping ehars
spatsrsd veneers. headie dOs ani broken cradss Il
is Just the article for she'll AMI olhsr orusmsntal
work. popular with ladies Of refinement and taste
This admirable preDarHiioh is used cold being chemical
II held IN aolutioa and possessing al the valuab,s guas
Of the best eahinsi-naksrs glus. L may be used LS
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILI,S-

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
HHE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
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e1teasivs pracce They mild in their operation and
certain in corrsct 81 irregularities, Painful Aenstrua-
atoas removing all distractions whether from cold or
otherwise headaehs. psn the 81 e, palptaton OF the
heart whites al nervous affections, Mysteries, fatigue
al the back and limbs, &C., disturbed sleep which
Srtss from ioterfuntnu Of n1ture
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
yas the comm ment Of In tho treatment Of
thos eau ares aud Obstuc ions which have cOnsigned
20 many thousands Of the y0 the beautEl and the be-
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eulth unless s regular and wheaevsr obstruction
tafes place the general hHalth begins 10 decline
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the most edectual remedy knoWnf all COM
plants peculiar TO Ffaieg To all classes they nval-
uahq inlucing t1h certainty periodical regularity. They
Known thousands Wha have used them diheron
srads throughout the country having sanction some
Of the most eaeHf ghFgicang Asrtca Explicit drec-
fioas stating Bhen and t0hn fhy shOud uScd with
each BOr-he Pitoe One D0usr each beE containing 20
PiUg.
emf bg mail promptly by enclosing price the General
AGENT sold b. Druggists generally
II IL. HUTCHINGS. Gene raj Agent,
lntnrgg NTau5 " -
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Al" u 2 n. ? Z 11-ll1l 2 !
NJ. 4. BathsIOr's Heir DYe!

The onlg harmless and reliable Dye ks0i0a.
Tas Origual and best IN the Worldl
Al sthers limitations and should be avoided
uu wish 90 eEeape nticule-
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beautiful and ustul Brown or Black, without the least
ntury 20 Hair or Skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
1ardsd 70 wm. A. Baieheuf ls5s, aud ever $4,000
applications have been made the liar Of his patrons u
ais famous Dyes.
WM A BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE produces a coer
hSt to be Distinguished fom nature. ard is wARRAETED
not to HIuro IN The least however oae tmuy BE- continued
and the III elect Of Bed DYES omejis5 the Hair nylgOr
aied for life BY this splendid Dye
Made, Epd applied .u private tOGHsj al :he Wig
Factory, No. Is Broadway n. Z.
Sold i an eines aud IT the United States, By Drug
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- The genuine has the and address upOn steel
plate engraving On todr sides ol each Box .gt
NM A. BATCHELQn.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

For SALE At DEWoLFs's MERw1N sTREET.
800 bushels Of oats at 42c per bush; 200 bush
corn az 53e per bush. 1000 lbs hams at I-2 a
lOc per d.. and shoulders at LA Sc per ID.
gsee advertisement of Dr.. sanfOrd's Liver
IDVigoratOr.
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B-For Market aud Marine Report. Sc. .th page.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

RepaFted by the Union telegraph,
OFFICE, wARGNG's BLOCK, cORNER OF BANK AND
ST. CLAIR STREETS
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CLEVELAND & ERIe-eOINo EAST.

Leave Cleveland 1000 A. NJ, Mail train-stopS
ping at all stations except Wicklifs Mentor, Per-
", UniOuville, Saybrook and Swauville. Arriving
at Erie 1870 P. NJ; Dunkirk 1855 P. NJ; Buffalo
5:25 P. NJ; New York 1905 A. NJ.
Leave Cleveland 500 P. NJ, Cincinnati Express
train-stopping at Painesvillo, Ashtabula and eli
rard only. Arriving at Erie 6:S2 P. NJ; Dunkirk
1925 P. NJ Buffalo 9:5O P. NJ; New York 2:45
NJ.
Leave Cleveland 4:lO P. NJ, COnneaut Accom-
mediation train-stopping at all stations.
Leave Cleveland 9:2O P. NJ, Night Express
train-stopping at Painesvilo, Ashtabuls and Gil
rard only. Arriving at Erie l2:l7 A. NJ; Dun
kirk ESQ A. NJ; BuGalo APO A. NJ; Now York
$50 P. M.
GOING WEST.
Leave New York A. NJ; Buffalo 1890 P. n /;
Erie 1855 A. NJ. Stopping at GirArd, Ashtabnla
and Psinosyiile only. Ari7e at Cleveland 500 A.
NJ, Might Ez.J -.-
Leave New York 1890 A. NJ !; Buf.lo 6:i5 A.
NJ; Erie 1888 A. NJ. Stopping at all stations ex-
cept Baybrook, Unionville, Perry, Mentor and
Wieklife. Arriving at Cleveland 2:3O ?. NJ,
(Mail)
Leave New York P. NJ. Buffalo 10 A. NJ;
ErO l:4O P. N. Stopping at Girnrd, Ccnueaut
Ashtabala and Painesville only. Arriving at
Cleveland $50 P. NJ, (Day Ex.)
An Accommodation train viii leave COnBeaut
at A. NJ stopping at all stations and arriving in
Cleveland at 9:lO A. NJ.
The table will bs entirely satisfactory to the
Il - l., II ~,
CLEVELAND q ToLEDO-eoIN0 WEST.
Mail Train-Lsavs Cleveland 5:55 a. m; Mon
roeville $40 a. m; Clyde s;51 a. m; arrive in To
ledo 1920 a. NJ; Chicago s:l5 p. IN.
Express Train-leaves Cleveland 1855 P. m;
MOnroevIlle 5:l6 p. M; clyde $40 p, N; arrive
at Toledo 7:25 p. m; Chicago s:l5 an.
Express Train--leave Cleveland $50 p. M
arrive at Toledo lO:l5 p. m; Chicago 1890 P. m
NORTHERN DIVISION.
Leave Cleveland at 400 P. m; arrive at San
dusky s;25 p. IN. Stopping at all stations.
GOING EAST. r--
Exprsss-leays Toledo $3.50 p, m; Clyde 6:5C
a. m; Monroeville 7:25 a. m; arrive at Cleveland
$40 a. m.
Mall-lsavo Toledo 1885 a. m; Clyde 1906 p
m; MOnroeville I2:4O; arrive in Cleveland 1905
\ ?. N.
Express-lea7o Toledo 500 p, M; Clyde GA p
m; Monroeville G:5I; arrive at Cleveland 9;O5 p
M LII
-- NORTHERN DIVISION.
Leave sandusky at $40: arriysin Cleveland a
9:3O a. N.
The changes upon the Southern Roads will b,
noted in due time.
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III ANGSTROTH On THE H0NEY


I .ANGSTROTH ON THE HONEY
IL hEE-This W rk Is now sdmi ted TO be the most
PRACTICAL and By far the best eItRn The directions or
the management Of Bees mOat minute and reach
ey possible coungeacy and accident TO which
are liable II Is we'll known that Mr. Is the
Inventor Of The celehrated MOVABLE COMB BEE
INV + which invention has given Auch impetus to Bee
keet ns during the last two years BY his invent. n all
the horey not wanted for the support OF the bees winter
can ta uwHy without destroying njung the bees
The work Is fully supplet with cuts illustrating
pot NECESSARY TO correct understanding of the manage
ment Of the swarm
one volume, 4os pages, Sl,26 For ga'eby
J. y. COBB & co .Clevslsnd o.
GAY AND SCALA New Novel,
~ blythe Authorof wide, Wide World" Sc. 2vos
PIice 500. For sale by J. B. COBB CO.
npI2
r ETTERS FROM SWITZERLAND
IL by S.muel Irergus Prime, Author of Travels in
the Fast. kcrsae by COBB co.
GPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
- (NIENDS EVERYTHING.)
Sold at wholesale aRd retail by
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CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs--Mary Davis ..
American TransportAuon Co. Action to recover
value of stock Of millinery goods, shipped by de-
fendanfs line from N. Y to Cleveland. 10 their
transportation from Buffalo to Cleveland, by the
defendants propeller Ohio, in November, $50, the
propeller "blsW up and went down" Verdict
for plaintiff for s6,Il7l4.
The remaining jury was discharged on April
9Th. Court met yesterday (April 6tb) for final
adjournment. .f. E.e.
The ST. GEoReE's SooETY-Tho Society OF
St George has just elected the following officers
Presldent--T. A Walton.
Vice Plesident-JOhn OuthWaite
Treasurer-EdWin Sair
Recording ) cretary-H PusOns.
Secletaiy OF AuGOunt9-Jphn Hale,
Chup'sin--Rev. Z. Il Starkoy.
Physician DR.. J Dickinson
Slewards-Bsij II. stair, J, NJ. blackburn. w,
Pa suns, M. B Clark
Charitable Comm toe-Brnj, Il. Stair, J. N
Blackburn, n. G. Scuheld.
Great preparations are being made for the an
nu Il Festival, OF che johnson House, on the I'D.
CLEVELAND AND BUFFALO STEANERs.-Jndge
stryker, President OF the Lake Erie aud Buffalo
Steamboat Company, has just completed his ar
rangements for the coming season, for the Cleve-
md and Buffalo boats. From him we learn that
the magnificent boats City Of Buffalo and West
em Metropolis, which composed the line last year,
will again make their daily trips, commencing
early in June. Capt. Perkins will command the
former, and Capt. Goldsmith the latter boat. The
boats are to be sent 10 this city as soon as Buffalo
harbOris open, to be put in trim for the seasons
trade. They are both most magnificent boats.
aud unsurpassed for speed and comfort.
Mr.. J. c. Harrison, of Buffalo, will be General
Agent, and Mr.. W. b. Phelps the General Ticket
aud Cleveland Agent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-07

DR. McCLNTocK's CoLD AND CoUGH MIX
ruRE-Among the cold and cough remedies" that flood
she MARKET this alone stands hs solid basis Of true
medical science Dr. nleClintook stands in Tie fre from
Of tho profession lie stakes his putzton Whist he OF
fors the a genuine curative. Never has lhi
prepautoP ialsif fed his guaranty Price 2 cents.
sTRoNS Clsveland feb2s
H LIR nYEL HALR DYE - HAlR DYE
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SALT-RHEUM AND sCRoFULA;
Permanently cures scadhs d. Bnsworms and all itching
Erapuins of ibs skin.
This Ointment reuelrass 10 tie blsis OF the disease
goes to its very sourren II fr the fash beneath
to the skin on the suoe Sold in rge glass boxes price
% cents
Prepared by GERRIr MORTON ProuretOr, New York
Depot at PRNFoLD Parser & MowER's. Nc. Is Beck
m5a m sas5 s5fSS Sy 'SSrRoNC & ARMSTRONG fsb2s
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THE noblest study of mankind is Man. -
Bat dsbaiel and dtg laAhvoj is ourse but too Ps
valsus a. our paae 1h Keep The fatal shafts Of disease
nud cauplsin rn yuut ccles Warnings and advice are
eentained in the book,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-07

NEW MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
In Adela, the OctnrOon, just published. 90
Hayes Arctic Boot
Twelve Years Of Soldiers Life in India. .
CycOreda # Scientific AnscdOe IS
Erie, or Little by Ii 90
Life and Correspondence Thomas Arnold o9
Ihurnburys Life in Spain. 10
FISHER PiyeT Scenes and Characters ............ o.
Redpaths Life OF John Brown .......- 90
Dury Of Member OF The How ard AssnCiation 90
AIcChutOck s Fate Of Sir John Frank lin ...... IS
SchO Days OF Eminent men-Simy g.. ........... 90
Self Help price reduced to IS
= 4ilp ~ ~uua- 20
Lucy Is
Preachers and Pfesching-Murray .....-......... 70
a Gpod lsht-HJ Chas heaue- %
Almost = Heroine 90
Mother Goose Tor Old 50
TeuneYs Geology ....-.-....-.... .........-.--l0O 90
Ne tIs True Woman hood q
EvrTy Woman her Lnwycr ...... 1 90
VI heTtsOn,s Sermons, 4th srTios 90
Harry ee Hope for the Poor ...........--.l o.
Mary HowittS story Of America ............ 2 o.
From Dawn 70 Day Lisht-Mrs Beecher 90
maTl5 INGHAM y RRbCG
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NOiITON'S d'lNTmhNI,

Price sl.oO. sOiib wM. FIsKE, and by STRONG &
RNSTRONG. ';levrlsn'. feb2s
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sntfinl Notifes.

ny For Gas FlXidres and Fitting, apply at
FoGG. ENSWORTH co. Cor. superior = Seneca 80
Cf,EVELANn SEWING MACHINE,
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USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE.

~ A single bottle eOfSPALDINO'S PREPARED GLUE
VII times its cost annually every hOusrhod "a
SJa by all prominent ttatiOneTa, Druggists, Hardware
AMI FURNITURE DsaleIs arccers and Fancy stores
Country merchants should make a u SPALDfNGfS
stand any climate
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All OF which I will sell very {
Union street. mar27
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NED BUNTLINE,S NEW BOOKS.

NEW DIRK MERCURY STORIES, Full Of H.
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IL.
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HI.
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v.
The Man-O'-War' s-Mans Grudge. A Romance of
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VIZ
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Great Ratification Meeting!
-
JOHN T. BROWNS
No 81 PubIic SUUarP

FROM -FOUR IN TIE MORNING UNTIL NINE AT NIGHT
NoME one, ALL as am selling Groceries at ten per
above delivered free Of charge for cash Such
White Wheat Flour, in IS, - and g pound bags;
Also, Red Wheat, in 25, 4S and IS pound bags;
Extra Sugar Cured Hams;
Extra Dried Beef;
Choice lot OF Cider Vinegar, pure;
Golden Syrup;
Sugar House MOlasses
Brown Sugar, of q superior quality;
Crushed and Powdered Sugar;
Old Government Jsfa Coffee, extra quality;
Laguyra Coffee;
Baltimore Rio Coffee
Also, lot Of home made Willow Baskets Of all sizes for
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Most Extensive
SOUTHERN PIANO FORTE
MANDATORY.

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all competition in ali the different States where they have
exhibited Last wear they received first premiums; At
Montgomery Ala One best Southern made piano.
onefor the best against all competition
oeving bv J. A. MCCLURE,
uav5. i6O-dkWIv Sole Agent, Nashville.
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