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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-03

MILLER AND Parsons MAEUFACToRY.-
The progress Of manufactures in Cleveland
has been very satisfactory for the past few
months, eC17isered in comparison with pre-
viOus periods. Until recently, far too little
attention has been paid to the advantages
which our city presents as a manufacturing
point. We have, OF can readily have, every
requisite facility for the conduct Of almost
every branch Of manufactures, and it is this
influence alone which is to make Cleveland
large and important city, if it is ever done
at all
Among other articles for which country
dealers have heretofore considered it neces-
sary to make q trip to Boston, are boots and
shoes. But while they did this, they ac-
knowledged that there was great want Of
a maaufaotory of goods made with special
reference to the Western trade. Messrs.
Miller & Parsons, dealers and jObbers upon
? Water street, have supplied that want, and
opened mandatory at No. 2O5 Ontario
street, formerly Hurlbut's carriage factory,
which is already in successful operation, and
will soon be considerably enlarged. A
walk through the manufactory to one who
is unaequainted with the mysteries of
"Welts, " uppers and " counters, " " clos
ing," Wasting" or "bufing," is well
worth the time. The huge sides Of
sole-leather are cut into slips as
easily as g piece of muslin is clipped by
pair of scissors, after which it is rolled be-
tween rollers Of tons pressure, which
have superseded the old Z" lap-stone." It is
cut into the proper size and shape by simple
machines and then worked up into the kind
Of article wanted. The greatest object of
curiosity in the establishment is the pegging
machine which pegs boot entire in ten sec
Onds, and that far more evenly and strongly
shan It could be doneby hand. One man can
Fpeg fifteen hundred pair Of boots or shoes per
day, if required. All around this labor
saver are scores Of men busily preparing
boots or shoes for the reception Of tae atten-
tion of this iron monster, or finishing them
after II has set them up peg or two
Other machines for different portions Of the
work abound in the shSPPs, including the best
sewing machines for Stiching the upper leath-
ers and binding.
At present tho company is engaged wholly
upon shoes for the Spring and Summer trade.
About 200 pair per day are turned out and
this number will directly be increased to 500
pairs. In short time steam will be intro
ducsd inte the building when the machine
~ and force win be largely increased.
The goods manufactured here are Of the
best custcm work and are all carefully in.
spected before they leave the msnufaetOry
Messrs. Miller Persons sre reliable and ca.
pabls business men and viii be .Ound honora.
be in all their dealings. Their establish
ment Of s mandatory at this point, Cby
which they sre enabled to sell to their pur
chaser at Boston priess,) is an enterpris
which win be appreciated.
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SOIdiers' Bounty, Pay and PenIl0nB.
We are authorized by Government to collect
the
800 Bounty,
due the widow, children, or rightful heirs Of all
deceased soldiers; also
Pensions,
towhch every discharged soldier who was DIS
abled in the service, is entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers, or orph-
an sisters, as they are severally entitled under
the law. Also,
Back Pay,
due discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
promptly collected, or cashed. Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted months men; money
due teamsters, and every other class Of claim
growing out of this or any other war.
go Avoid Claim Agents who are not LIZ
censeG.
We publish "The Soldiers Frend," paper
Of much interest to soldiers and their heirs
Send rs your name and stamp, and We VIII send
& copy Tree; or twelve copies, one each month,
for s5 cents.
Apply to US in person or By letter, with stamp,
and your business shall have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until after We have &C.
comp ished what we undertake
@. G. BRUCE,
omcs-Lyman's Block, near the Court House,
Cleveland. jausl;6
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FOREIGN ARRIVAL.

NEW YORK, March ..
The steamer Kedsr, arrived at this
por;, brings Liverpool papers of the 10Th
and Lcndon telegraphs Of the same day.
The Poles had captured several places.
A battle was expected near Michoro, but
the Russians withdrew.
1t is reported that the siege of Maxim
has been abandoned.
LATEsT-LONDOE, Feb. 16-Ths Times
argues that the blockade of Charleston is
not raised, and that there was not even an
internission.
The Post takes the same view. 1t says
the suspension Of the blockade for a few
hours did not terminate it. nor did it i'm
pose upon the blOckadiug power the neces-
sity Of giving fresh notice to neutral
States Of an intention to blockade.
There is no late commercial news.
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HALIFAX, March z.
The steamer Delta, from st. Thomas on
the 20th, and Bermuda 25th ult, has ar
rived. She reports, on the 18th February,
lat. "a, Ion. 65, that the Florida captured
and burnt the ship Jacob Bell, bound from
China for New York. The Jacob Bell had
1000 tons Of tea. Her passengers and
crew were Transferred to Danish vessel.
The United States steamer Alabama left
St. Thomas on the goth Of February, in
search of the Florida.
The steamer Columbia ran the blockade
at Wilmington, N. c., and had arrived at
st. George with a cargo Of cotton and
tobacco. The Columbia reported the ar
rival at Wilmington Of the steamer Giraffe.
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Of Commerce. in relation to rev

Chamber Of Commerce, in relation to rev
enue, and to punish fraud. Passed.
Mr.. SedgWiek reported from the Naval
committee the Senate bill authorizing the
President to issue letters Of marque and
reprissl. Passed.
The Senate resolution authorizing the
Committee on the Conduct Of the War to
continue in session thirty days after the
q adjournment o. Congress 10 complete their
examination Of important witnesses.
Passed.
The bill locating branch Mint at Car
son City, Nevada, passed.
Mr.. Morrill,, of Vermont, from Commit
tee of Ways and Means, reported bill,
which passed, in relation to the Revenue,
and reducing the duty on paper from So
to 20 per cent.
The House adjourned at fOrty-fve min
utes past eleven.
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Horse RaIIrOadgOn lst. Clair Street.

EEGENG AetAAaE0ANsuA t9Aa LAn-AE DhNGgAH
EDIToRs LEADER The ordinance now
pending before the Council to authorize the
building of this road, makes no specific pro-
vision as to the kind of rail to be used or the
mode of construction, except that the rail
shall be such as the Council shall hereafter
require, and the road shall be so constructed
as to permit the crossing of teams, &c. The
Horse Railroad men, suppose, claim that
the present roads have suitable rail, and are
properly constructed, but the public, think,
differ with them. The roadway on st. Clair
street has been narrowed and improved at
great expense, and the construction Of a
horse railroad there, like those we now have
on other streets, would ruin that road, now
the best going out Of the city. A horse rail-
road Gun Be buiH SO as not to seriously dam
age the public, and certainly ought to Be. A
part of the people are accommodated by a
horse railroad while larger part are more
interested in the use Of the street with wag-
ons and carriages. If horse railroad is re-
quired, let it be constructed so as not to
injuro the public. The public protest against
it being left uncertain as to whether the Com
Pauy shall put down good rail and properly
construct the road or not. It is the duty Of
the Council to make provision as to the rail
and mode of construction. The rail should
be the fat rail- at least three inches wide
below and inside the shoulder-the street
should be thoroughly paved between the rails,
and outside of each rail there should be plank
or paving, sloping down so that the street
could be made upon the plank or paving.
Let the Council look to this.
/ Fan PRIV
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FRnn WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March 2
The report of Captain James L. Fiske, of
the North Overland Expedition, was sub
mitted to the House to-day 1t was organ
lied for the protection of emigrants over 8
new route from Fort Benton, in DakOtah
Territory, part Of which was surveyed by
the late lamented General Stephens.
The End Surgeon General has recon-
mended Congress to pay DR.. Morton $500, :
900, for the use Of either in the army and
navy.
The Times special says C. NJ. Clay will
be confirmed rs Minister to Russia, Secre-
tary Seward having personally urged it.
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A CARD no THELADTEs-DR

~ DUPOHCO'S GOLDEN PILLS FoR FEMALES.
lniallible in Correcting, Regulating and Removing
Al Distractions, from Whatever Cause, and
always Successful a. q Preventative
Iufallibla IN Rsmoving stoppages and IrregulRrity
Of the MenEes. These Pills nothing new, hut
have been used By the doctors for many years. both
in France and America with unparalleled success In
every case and il Is urged by many thousand ladies
who have used thsm TO make the Pills public for the
alleTiatiOn OF those suffering from any Irregularities
whatever, we'll as to prevent an increase Of family
where health will not permit i. Females peculiarly
situated, those BuppOsing themselves 80, are
ton IS the proprietor responsibility after
the above sdmonition, although their mildness would
prevent any mischief to health otherwise the Pills
are recommended. Full and explicit directions 60
company each box. Price 81 per box
Sold Wholesale and retail in Cleveland by BENTON
BROTHERS, Wholesale Druggists, l20 Superior-S ;
STRONG q ARMSTRONG, ly9 Superior-St; L. W.
SACKRIDER, Z23 Superior-St.; G. W. CLARK, ll9
Superior-St, and OHUROHILL & BRO, corner Of
Ontario street and the Square.
LADIES by sending 81 to either Of the above
agents through the Cleveland Post Once" can have
the Pis sent 70 any part Of the country city (cOn
dentially) and T" free Of postage, by return mail.
N. b. Look out for cOunterieits. Buy no Golden
Pills Of any kind unless every box assigned Sd Howe
An others base imposition and unsafe therefore,
a you value your ves and HEALTH ito say nothing o.
being humbugod out Of your money! buy only those
which has recently teen added on account Of the Pills
bsing counterieited. The ingredients composing the
above Pills made Known to every agent, and they
will tell you they are safe and will perform all claimed
for them. =. ID. HOWE, Sole Proprietor,
maT97. lt97 NaU York.
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NEW YORK MARKET.-lInrch 2.


COItOn-HeayY and lower. Sales at s59s9c for
middling uplands.
ElOur-Market less active and closes five cents
lower Sales At g. ,617 IS extra state; s. 0OG3 10 for
extra round hoOped Ohio; s. s2UG95O trade brands
WhiEky-Marketd dull and nominally lower Small
sales at jOc, closing with no buyers
Wheat Market less active and prices are un-
changed Sales Chicago spring at 81 Gl SO; Milwau-
kee club at sls5A9l,Zi winter red western at s,59
i,sn.
Corn-Less doing, closing one cent lower.
Sales at g7999c for sound mixed western; s96c for
unsound.
Enthusiastically frmer with fair business doing.
Sales at S0dSic for common TO prime.
CO1ee-Firm. Total stock, March lst, 77t,6 $50
bags, l6 All mats.
Fork-Market less active and unchanged In
cluded in sales lOI bbls new mess for May and
June delivery sl7,OO. Total stock, old and new,
March lst, 1896 bbsi date last month 81 $50
bbls.
Beef-DuIl. Total stock, I'D and new, March Ist,
1928 pkgs same date last month ll2 735 pkgs; same
date lest year 35,s65 pkgs.
Dressed HOEs-A shade hrmer. Sales at 65z9
64c for western.
Bacon Sides-Market less active but steady.
Lard-Aiarllet steady. Sales at ll5k 6lzAc. In
cluding 2,00 bbls for May and June delivery at
IKE
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~ DR.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
EeetroPsthy, cures obstinate cases Of Dyspep-
sia, Rheumatism, Scrofuls, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gans, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to many formidable cases cured in this
city after other physicians had failed. Bee sd.
Vsr.isement in another column. once No. 1Is,
sk-,o4
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ECLECTIC INSTITUTE, HIRAM, o9IO.-
Best facilities for Oil Painting, Music French,
German, Sc. Special attention paid in pre-
pairing for tsaching or for college.
$40 pays board, fuel, light and tuition in
common English for IA weeks.
$50 in elubspays for board, fuel, Light and
tuition in common English for IA weeks.
Full corps Of fteaehers in all departments.
Spring term IA weeks) begins Tuesday,
March 10th. Address,
fsbIs;429 J.H. RHoDER, Hiram Ohio.
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
FROM MURFREESBORO'
dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.I
General Garfield appointed Chief
Of General Roseerans' Staff
Important Arrest.
MuRrREEsRnRn,. March l

Gen. ]. A. Garfield has been appointed
Chief Of S aft on the Staff of Gen. Rose
Grams. The Generals friends will be glad
to learn Of his appointment to so useful,
brilliant and honorable position.
Major A. F. Kolfus, Fifteenth Kentucky
Volunteers, was arrested to-day, for using
reasonable language, when rendering his
resignation.
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LosTi-A Cornelian Necklace, Monday
afternoon, March I'd, either between Ran.
ney's shoe store and the Court House, in tAG
Kinsman Street Cars, or between Baldwin,
and the Court House. The finder will be re.
warded by leaving the aforesaid at Stars
Hat Store. mch2
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MASQUERADE To-NIaHT.-The Carnival
Club give a Promenade Concert and Mas
qusrade Ball at Chapin's Hall this evening.
The Music will be furnished by Leland's and
Van Olker's Bands combined. The manag-
ers are determined to make it one of the most
agreeable and successful parties of the season.
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BANK LOCKS.

LILIES DUoDEcAeOx" BANK Lock is
Proof against Burglars and Professional Pick
Locks.
Bank Lock peddlers are finding the Du-
Odeeagon" Lock, which is offered to purchas-
ere for $50, very much in the way of their
operations.
Since observing an article in the LEApER
a few days ago, referring to sargent's opera
tions at the Salt Springs Bank of Syracuse, I
have learned the following facts in relation
to it;
First. That the Salt Springs Bank did not
at that time have Lille new DuodeeagOn
Lock.
Second. Since then they hsve ordered one
of the new Locks from the Works in Troy.
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E1ourY-sEvEE DOLLARS LOsr.-

EIGHTY-SEvEE DOLLARS LosT.-Lost
yesterday afternoon, between E. I. Baldwin's
store and the Lake Shore Passenger Depot,
large POcket-boOk, containing $500 in
Pennsylvania money and surdry notes made
payable to Byers & Skedd, Youngstown,
Ohio. Also, papers and receipts of no value
to any person but the owner. The finder
will receive $25 for delivering the book and
contents at the LEADER Counting room, l42
Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
feb29.429
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Boston, March z.
A Union Club has been organized with
Edward Everett as President The Club
has purchased the mansion Of the late Alb
both Lawrence, for $4,000, for their head
quarters The principles of the Club are
an unwavering support of the Government
in putting down rebellion.
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TAILORING.

GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHS CLEAEs
" ING, Renoyating and Mendfng Establishment,
FRAECIs AeER, Tailor, No. le Prospect street. viii
hereafter devote his Gttention to cleaning rsno9anT
and mending Gentlemen's clothing. he has faciH.
FegiO Ori oing his work in the best manner Gentle
Ien villa ndlk for their interest durinF thsss hSr
n1 toEiVs BFs Arm atrial naYSsBll
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Simpson Is, beyond all question, q superior
artist, snd we advise those wishing to get fine
likeness to call upon him. A visit 10 his gall
lery, No. 25s Superior street, will richly repay
both citizen and stranger. RG7H
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A new supply of the National Almanac,
a Lecture on the " Epidemic Sore Throat, F."
by Hunting shervill, NJ. D., Budget Of Fun,
and Yankee Notions for April also, Wavor-
lev, Scientific American, &c, for this week,
lust received by Wilson & Widdieombs.
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CLKYRLANp mARKKTa.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
MONDAY EVENING, March ?, 1853. ]

MORNING LEADER OFFICE, !
MONDAY EVENING, March ?, 1853
FIour-sales 40 bbls red double extra at 1890.
Wheat-Sales6 cars red on track at sl,4O, and
car Indiana white at 81, As.
COrH-Sales cars at 7Oc.
BarIey-sale car at sI,25.
HIghwines-Sales 90 bbls at Sic
ButteF-sales roll at 2l]E and 23c.
EgEs-Sales at IKE.
Lnrd-Sales country-rendered at IOc.
Dried Apples Sale ton at SIC.
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Grand Concentration Of beauty, health,
comfort and durability Of the teeth secured
by using Hudson's Unrivalled Tooth Paste.
Sold BY druggists and Dentists everywhere.
decl6
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n. Y. HONEY RIARKET-March 2.
Inv ruruaBnpu

Money-AIarket steady
Sterling Exchange-Is dull. The quotations
bills.
GoId-Lower, opening at 7I%@H5E, and closing
weak at 7l6l7l%.
Government StOcks-Without decided change.
U. $. 5's 1874, coupons, 81; One Year Certificates
State StOcks-Tenuessse SIS 62yk: Missouri s's
@; Nirginia SIS 694; ILLINOIS war loan lOi
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-The annual
renting of slips in the I'd Presbyterian
Church will take place on Wednesday next,
March 4th, at o'clock P. n.
Cleveland, Feb. %. mch2 429
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DEET1sTRY-Dr. B. F. Robinson, office
so Wood street. All kinds of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
ner and at low price. dec2R27
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llsaoa Brosbsrs-Dio ionariss.
Dr. crsbau-Phyzicien
.sGeorEs sprsg1e-Fish.
csorss v. ear5nsr-Eoiics.
Christian &aIanhAn-Lot for Gale.
Jeseph eiBgsr-Eotiosf 10 Ironfouasers.
4. Birch a oo.-1Ian Wsntsd.
ETIson Wladioombe-Pspers-Looal Notice.
B. EgeIs-Inlie's SAFES.
Hazsurln club-P~g-Loeal Eo.iss.
H.E. Wells-Notios
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LOST Sometime last week, bunch Of
keys, consisting Of a safe, two door keys and
q number of small keys. The finder will be
literally rewarded by leaving it at the LEAD
n Counting Room. meh2
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THE MazOurka Club give their next
party at Chapin's Hall, on Wednesday eve
ming, March 4th. Their friends are respect
fully invited. Carriages will be in attend
snce. mar3:429
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SURSCRIRER WILL,

NOTICE.-THE SUBSCRIBER WILL
sell some 43 acres or Laud in East Clev, land in
OTiRinal hundred acre lots Nos 37g and 357 through
which Sup ror street Extension runs. and IL can be
divid into small portions suit purcha efs. On il
are two small Houses in able condition. several
ruit sches me bearing good fruit water e0nvs-
nient all cleared, drained aud ht for cultivation
viii Be sold on favorable terms.
Aso-Z2 acres in lot ISL. south Ol the above parcels.
House and good BAN, good fruit and under STATE
Of cultiYatiCu. Will be sold in like terms.
Enquire Of IA n rs RtJHARD5, on the premises
Essr llaraIanl Enh Is Isll.lEwllI
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promotes its growth, prevents its falling on, era
dicates dsndruf, ,andimpartsh health and pleasant
ness to the head. 1t has stood the test Of time,
being the original Hair Coloring, and is constant
ly increasing in favor. Used by both gentlemen
and ladies. tits sold by all respectable dealers,
or can be procured by them Of the commercial
agent, D. s. Barnes, 2O2 Broadway, N. 7. Two
sizes, so cents and 81.
STRONG & ARMSTRONG, Agents.
noy15 :4S9eod-triw&W
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FOB TIE ABOVE

THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY
EE ALL KINDS OF .. 8. Government Bonds
Bought and For Sale.
"a UFCURRENT BANK NOTES Bought at low
est raies Of Discount. feb9
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F0R SIZE OR EKcRANGE.

Brick House and 81 acres of land ADJOINING city lin
its rear Wilson Avenue, acres OF grapes In good
Tearing ord r; 5000, mostly on time
Nine Lots on FOrgst-St- near kinsman, very cheap.
House and Lot on Lake-et atlhO
steam saw Mil and Weniy-hv acres land on Flank Z
Road, u miles rom city.
lOi acres Cuyahoga River, 10 miles from the city,
part river bottom; good h use and barn. Pay Z
in city Prep -rty, bal ance on tine.
Several Grist and saw Mills difiei ent iOcatiOns-
Exchange Tor FaIms or part Western lands.
House aud Lot on Tracy-St. Exchange for past West
ern land.
a acres on Detroit Plank Road, miles from Court
hOu-e; handsome Building Lot Sell One-ha (
JHO. G. JENNINGS,
nnarqRpz
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FROM VICKSBURG AND BELOW.

The Cruise Of the Queen of the
West---How she Ran the
Blockade---Her exploits
and eapture--Captain
Ellet escapes on a
Cotton Bale.
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REss.s ETss PaEsLGss ET5L5G z Item sg9.s S@ a., Efss M
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VALUABLE PROPERTY -

NJ AIU hbLU IhJI HNI I f755f
FOB sALE,-Ten Acres of Land on Su- iiiil
perior-St., two miles from the Post Uthce, all
und high state Of cultivation, entirely cleared OF
stumps, good barn and One-stCry frame nOu-e on
the premises, wi three acres Of Vineyard six yearS
old, In wire trellis, hundred ornamental Trees
fifty Apple and one hundred Pelch Trees IN caring
with variety OF Cherries, ars, Ounces, Raspber-
ries. Straw berries and oner small fruits, and water
cd by nsver-iailiBg stream.
The beauty Of tn location and the formation OF the
grounds Is not surpassed IN this vicinity, and can be
made delightful Country Villa.
Also-HOIse and Lot No. lSj ST. Clair-St. House
two story containing twelve rooms lig ted with gas
and recently painted and papered aud In complete
pair Apply at ls5 St ClairSt., between twelve and
one o clock. tebl6;425
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New Livery, Boarding and Sale Stables, s.
Ohamplain street.
FRAsK B. 3 FEAzK g. WALBRIDaR
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PIANO TUNING.

OLIVER P. HANKS, -
Professional Piano-F Forte Tuner.
All orders left at the Music Store Of s. ! ] ~
Brainsrd 90, s65 Superior Street, vim % promptly
Attended 70. mas
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NY. BANK sTATEMENT-March 2.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
SEWING MACHINES

SEWING MACHINES.
A full assortment constantley on hand. We
deal in none but the best
.-. G. W. CRoEELL Co.,
feb9:45I 2lI Superior st. Marble Block.