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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-10
REPORT OE WAR COMMITTEE,
LATEST FROM CHARLESTON.
A Desperate Conflict Anticipated.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April 3.
Suffolk correspondence of the Baltimore
American states that there was woman's
bread riot in Petersburg few days since.
Deserters state LOngstreet is on the
BlackWater river with three rebel divis-
ions.
A special despatch to the Post says Sill
dell has written to the rebel leaders that
England or France will adopt no interven-
ton measures, or recognize the rebels
and advises them to make the best terms
possible to return to the Union.
A person who passed Charleston harbOr
last Sunday noon states that nearly all
the iron-clads were then off that place.
The lronsiGes was prepared for action,
nothing being visible but iron. The rest
Of the feet was ready for the assault On
Saturday few shells were fred at Fort
Sumter to try the range, but no action h Is
been commenced.
The purser Of the steamer Yankee states
that the attack on Charleston was to have
commenced on Tuesday last
Passengers from Beaufort, North Caro-
lima, state that on the 9th the rebel pickets
on the Trent road extended to a point nine
miles from Newbern.
Affairs at Little Washington looked
threatening.
On Sunday evening the rebel General
Hills was opposing General Fosters little
band, and on Monday afternoon rumOF
at NeWbern said that General Foster had
surrendered. This was not credited, as it
was believed that reinforcements from
Suffolk had reached Little Washington.
General Fosters division was strongly
entrenched by rifle pits and bitches.
Cannonading was heard at Newbern all
day Sunday and still on Monday.
The gunbosts Choeura and State OF
Georgia were coasting at Morehead city
to run the blockade at PamlieO, where
there was but one gunboat.
A Baton Rouge letter. of March Both,
says the rebels have 5000 at Port Hudson.
Gen. Banks arrived Friday, and an or
der was issued for the whole division to
be in readiness to march at an hours no
tice with three days cooked rations.
There had been no movement yet
This is to be the grand move on Port
Hudson
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VESSEL BUILDING AT CONNEAUT-Five
new vessels are being built this year at the
COnneaut ship yards, with an aggregate ca
pacity Of fifteen hundred tons. Last week a
schooner built by Captain Rus. West for the
Childs Brothers, of East COnneaut, was
launched. Her capacity is 80 tons. She is
to be schOoner-rigged, fore and aft. DeWOlf
is building a schooner for Mr. E. A. Keyes
which is nearly ready to be launched.
Mr.. Thayer, of Ashtnbula, is about setting
up large vessel, for the upper lake trade,
which will be pushed to completion as early
as possible. 1t is for Captain Marshal Ca
prom.
At the mouth Of the river there is nearly
completed a small shore vessel owned by Mr..
Thomas Ford, and built for him by Captain
Charles W. Lent. Captain Lent is also about
laying the keel of largo vessel Of Eve or six
hundred tons, for Messrs. Tupper & stsvsr, Of
Buffalo.
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selling their drygOOds and other stores
lower than the same articles can be bought
in New York.
It Is said that an order has been sent By
General Hunter to Withdraw our troops
from Brunswick and Fernsndina.
A tremendous explosion took place in
the harbor Of Charleston few days since.
causing jarring sensation to the whole
blOckading squadron six miles of. Ills
supposed to have been premature expls-
sion Of a submarine torpedO.
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NEW YORK MARKET.-ApriI o.

COttOn-Market dull, heavy, and nominal Sales
at CSC for middlings and uplands
FlOur-Markel continues dull and in favor Of the
buyer. closing quiet.
Sales at So 1906 go for extra state s72O37,3O for
round hoOped OniO; and 81 ,355,4O Or trade brands
Mhisky-Market heavy. Sales at 455kl346Sc. .
WheaI-Market dull, heavy and nOminaily in
buyers favor.
COTn-Less doing and scarcely so firm. Sales at ss
@99c for sound; S. 61o7c for unsOund.
Onts-Market scarce and in fair request. Sales at
65e1Slc fer common to prime
SuEar-Market dull.
liOlasses-Market dull and unchanged.
E0rk-Market dull and lower, Sales at sl3625s6
1875 tor old mess; sl5,5O1i575 for new do; SlI0a
Is, for old and new
Prime Mess Beef-Market dull.
Bacon SideH-Darksr dull and heavy.
Lard-Market dull and heavy Sales 100 bbls at
81 A6glO5Se; kegs l2l4c.
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES,
FROM WASHINGTON.
The Situation at Oharleston..M More
Iron-elads to be Built--The
Steele'g Bayou Ex-
pedition.
ITO the Chicago Tribune.l

WAsHNGTONI Apnl 8.
General Halleck received dispatches
from Hunter to-day dated April Sd. The
combined forces were then at stono Inlet,
waiting for good weather. 1t was then
blowing gale and not likely to subside
for two days. The reported landing in
force on st. Johns or Seabrook Island is,
therefore, false.
Rebel papers are still difficult to be got
at Norfolk or on the Rappahannock. The
Government has, however, information
that Richmond papers of yesterday con-
tain kilograms announcing the Monitors off
Charleston Bar. The papers add: "The
storm is about to burst. God help us.
Twelve light-draught Monitors at $685.
900 apiece, are contracted for to be built
in six months. Two by A. Swift & Co.,
Cincinnati, to be named the Klamath and
Yuma.
ITO Cincinnati CommerciaIl
The Republican tonight says that rebel
sympathizers in this city have been hint
ing mysteriOusly for few days past, in
their peculiar manner, giving out such in
formation as leads to the belief that
another raid will soon be made into Mary
land, in order to gObble up supplies for the
rebel troops.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has made the following regulations on oil
manufactured without distillation:
Parafine and benzole will be subject to
duty of 8 per centum ad VaIOrem; coal
illuminated oil, manufactured by distilla-
tiOn or re-distilldtiOn of benzOle, parafine
or other bituminOus substances, is subject
to duty Of ten cents per gallon.
This last decision is isregarded as Of great
importance.
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COMM ERCIAL.
OLRYRLANp n1ARKETs.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, J

THURSDAY EVENING, April 9, 1868.
FiOur-Market dull and prices are mostly nOmin-
al except for standard brands in small lots to supply
the local trade.
Wheat-NO sales reported. Market weak.
COrn-Sales car on track, bagged, at sc.
Oats-Scarce and firm.
Seeds-salos Of clover and timothy in small lots
at $500 for ihe latter and IS 90 for the former.
Hnms-Sales country cured at SIC.
ShOuIders-Sales countryat &C.
Butter-Receipts are large and the market is
hardly 50 stiff. Sales prime roll at 25c.
POtatOes-Dull and lower, and not quotable over
65@7Oc
EgEs-ssles in considerable amounts at 129l2Kc
Cheese-Small sales Western Reserve at lac and
l5c for Hamburg
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FBOll PHILAnELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, April 3
Phillip Huger, and three others, who it
is charged are Knights Of the Golden Cir
Gle have been arrested at Reading and
brought to this city. They are now in
prisOned here. Considerable excitement
exists in Reading in regard to the affair.
The mob threatened to attack the jail and
release the prisoners not knowing that
they had been sent off to Philadelphia.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGT0N, April 8.
Sixty or seventy rebel prisoners have
arrived here from General StahIs division.
They were captured BY General Copeland's
cavalry force, who recently made a recon
noisanee to Aldie, Middleburg, and Ross
vile, LOudOn county, Virginis, but
found no enemy in force. Small parties,
however, were discovered and dispersed or
taken prisoners. Only seventeen Of them
acknowledge that they had any connection
with MOsby's gang. The remainder are
bushwhackers and citizens.
Over one hundred horses including
some stolen from General Stoughton snd
staff, were recovered.
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PARsoN BRoWNLoW's LkoTURE.-The
ParsOn drew a very largo audience last eve
ming, whom he greatly interested. He gave
secession and rebellion some staggering
blows right between the eyes. We shall
make further notice of tho lecture in this
syening'Se ditiOn, our space being limited
this morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-10

PLEAsANT--The weather was fine yes
terday, though the field of ice off the harbOr
gave a chilly character to tho air. Come
t. think, though, we don't know what the
character of the air is in Chilli, never hay
ing been there.) The mud is drying up rap
idly and we may anticipate agreeable weather
,,,s,
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A GOoD HIT AT sKEDADLERs.-The Lo-
rain Co. News says:
Dame rumor says our skedsdlers have
been heard from and that they are in Canada
saving WCod for colored family for their
board. But we don't believe the yarn.
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A NEW BABK.---A meeting has been
held in Jefferson, Ashtabula county, with a
view to the establishing of Bank at that
place. It is proposed to start it on a capital
of 500, 900. tits to be called the " Ashta-
bula County Bank" At the meeting S14, 900
we're pledged.
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FROM CAIRO.

CAIRO, April 9.
The latest from below General Stesls'S
division landed OF GreenVille, Mississippi,
with the object no doubt to cooperate
with the feet in the reduction Of Fort
Pemberton.
A Charleston telegram Of the 2Stk TO
the Mobile Tribune gives an official report
that the enemy landed last night on Coles
Island thirteen hundred men. The sup
posed object Of the enemy's reconnaissance
was to determine the best place Of opera
tons by land and sea against Charleston.
The troops in defense ofthat city are said
70 be in really an exeaIlnnt cnndilinn
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PRIME LOT OF HORSES FOR sALE.-Dan-
iel A. Ticker, Elyria, has a prime lot Of
horses for sale at Walbridgs's stable on
Champlain street. There are fourteen in sll,
some of them very fine rOadstsrs.
L.W. Darling, of EIyria, has also a very
fine pair of black stations for sale at the
same place.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-10

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-In the case
of George Thompson, charged with selling
counterfeitmOney, the jury yesterday brought
in verdict of guilty. Motion for a new trial
was overralsd. The Court sentenced him to
the Penitsntiary for the term of three years.
The Court adjourned sine die
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A COUGH, COLD. Oh IRRITATED THBOA

A COUGH, COLD, Oh IRRITATED THBOAI
n allowed to progress resDlts in serious PulmonarJ
sad Bronchial Affections, oftentimus incurable
Browu's bronchial Trsches
resch directly tho affected Parts and give almost IN
Itanf rs.isi In BR0soHITIs, ASTHMA and CkTAREH
thoy are beneficial. Jhs good effects resulting from
the use Of the TrOChes and theiF extended use, has
caused them 70 be counterieited. Be sureto guard
aghinrt worthless limitations OBTAIE only the GIN.
UIEE BEoEE's BEsEoaIAL TEoCHEs which have
FRoVED their efficacy by test Of many years PUB.
Lie sFEAKERs and SINGLES should use the Tfochcs-
Military Ofosrs and Soldiers who oVer-tGz the voio
and are exposed TO sudden changes should have them
Sold everyWhere at Is cents per box ian;4s5
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n. Y. MONEY nIARKET-ApriI 9.
TBYULFgRAPH1

MOney-Market steady at per cent.
sterling EXchauge-Dull and unsettled, and
first class bills nominal at l62al6f
Gold-Market nuctuating between 46 and 4sz{c
closing firm at Az.
GsOvernmenI SIOcks-MaTket without decided
change. U. ). 6s 81 coupons, l0S1iO5S; T-3U Treas
uIy Notes lO56lO54; OreYear certffcates new, w,gsJS
state .stOcks-MissOuri 6's 81; Tennessee 6's
of go, co. North Carolina 6's Y.
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CLEARAKCEs.-0ne propeller, four barks,
six scbOoners and one seow, took out clear
ances at the Custom House yesterday. They
will sail as soon as the ice will permit. See
marine column.
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NEw ADVERTIsEmENFs.

John C. JsnninRs-Rsal Estate, &c for sale.
Geo. Brewn-SiereOscopic Panorama
L. Benedict Sons-Ladies and Misses Flats.
George smith-Bons Dust
Taylor. GriswOld a CO-Spr;zgand Summer shawls
Cannon 4 FreemAn-Uheese.
Box 1919 Board Wanted.
Cannon Freeman-Flour.
70 Prospect-st-For Rent.
Z r. Wait-Watchmakers Wanted.
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EXAMINATION or An EKBKZzLER. .--Jo oseph
Perry, charged with embeEzling money from
aletter in the PerrysbuTg POstOfics, in which
he was employed, had an examination yes
terday afternoon before 0. S. Commissioned
White.
Perry was bound over to the 0. S. Court
in the sum of $1,000. He is young man
about twenty-five years of age, his father, q
very worthy man, residing in Richmond
Indiana. He was not clerk in the POstof-
fee at tPerrysburg, but in September last was
employed temporarily by Nelson Darling,
the Postmaster, to do some writing in the Of
fee. While thus engaged, and in tie sb-
sence of Mr.. Darling, Captain David vii
kinson came there to mail letter. He said
it contained $40, and he wished to register
it. Perry couldn't find the register
book. The letter was left with him.
When Mr.. Darling came in, Perry call
ed his attention to the letter. It was
directed to some Postmaster, and Mr.. Dar-
ling gIancing casually at it supposed it was
for him and broke it open. Captain Wilkin-
son coming in again the Postmaster proceed
ed to put the letter in another envelope and
register it, when the discovery was made
that the money had been distracted. Perry
was arrested on State warrant for larceny
of the money, but the matter was compro-
missed by his paying back the $50 which he
aelnouled0ed that he had stoIan Parry went
away Immediately, but was overtaksn by an
United States warrant, few weeks ago, and
brought to Cleveland for examination, the
result being as above stated.
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The PARTY To-EIeRT-A very pleas
ant time is anticipated at Mr.. BallOu's par
ty, at Chapin's Hall, this evening. 1t will
be the last dance of the season, and no
donbt will be delightful.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-10

There have been 26 more interments this month
CMareh) than last month, and 10 more than for
the month Of March, 1862.
J. PALMER, City Sexton.
Cleveland, March 81, 1863
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BUSINESS NOTICES


Situated on Merchants Avenue, University
Heights, near the Mahonmg Railroad Shops
Thehouse was newly finished last year, contains
eight rooms conveniently arranged win be sold
ats moderate price and on easy terms fapplied
for soon. Inquire Of
ALCOTT & HORTON, 141 Water st.
nneh9G.485
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Samuel Foljambe, War Claim and Pension
AGeut-~OAice No. 6, AtWnter BnildinE,
Is fully authorized by the Government to pro-
cure Bounty Money, Back Pay, and Pensions for
Soldiers, OF for their Widows and Heirs and In
valid Pensions for disabled Soldiers, etc.
Business attended to promptly and honestly.
end terms moderate. mch2O:444
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SERIOUS IELHEss.-We are panied to
learn that Mr.. John Lock, for several years
boOk-keeper for the Northern Transportation
Company's sgsnts at this point, is very low
with cVnsHmPtiVR sRd cannot long survive.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-10

A SERESADE.-A number Of the friends
of the neWly-eIected Mayor, Mr.. Masters,
treated him to serenade at his residence
on the West Side, last night.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-10

PAINTERS WANTED.-A couple of good
compositors will find steady employment by
applying at the LEADER Office.
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Dr.. BETTELEY gives particular attention to
the treatment Of BlI chronic diseases, but
especially those of the Lungs, HOmeopathi-
eaily. Office west side Of the Public Square,
next to the Bennett House. Residence 23S
Perry street. marl1:444
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n. Y. STOCK GIARKET-ApriI o.
Inv TEIRaaApu

StOelks-Opened weak but left of higher Chica-
go and Rock Island Sg7s; Cleveland and Pittsburgh
6gAi Michigan Southern 6O5s Chicago and North
western l655i Illinois Central script SS}4 Erie pre-
ierred y; New York Central Il44l Pacific Mail lss
Pennsylvania ll5; Chicago and Northwestern, End
oonds ~; Toledo and Wabash, End bonis, 9U1z.
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M A rim IL .

PORT OF CLEVELAND, April O.
ENTERED
Schooner B. Parsons, Young, Yermillion.
CLEARED
propeller Young America, Chadwick, Detroit
hark Twilight, Vance, Chicago
BARK Flying Mist, Byrns, Milwaukee
hark u. A. Stanard, Richardson, milwaukee
Bark Levi RawsOn, Flint, Chicago
Schooner Alright, Barge CiairyilIe
Schooner J. +. Warner, Burke, Milwaukee
schooner Two Brothers, Savage Toledo.
schooner Brittania, Chute Burwell
Schooner Jenny p. Mack, Bryant, Chatham
schooner Conrad Reid, Reid, Black River
ScOw Almina, DOrmand, Port BurweH
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promotes its growth, prevents its falling off, era
dicates dandrud,E d,Endimparts hes.th and PLEASANT
ness to the head. II has stood the test Of time
being the original Hair CooTing, and is constant
" increasing in favor. Used by both gentlemen
and ladies. It is sold BY all respectable dealers,
or can be procured By them Of the commercial
agent D. s. Barnes, 102 Broadway, n. y. Two
sizes, 80 cents and 81.
STRONG ARMSTRONG, Agents.
noV15 sEs9eod-triw&w
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-10

sOiIed Stamp Receipts,
PosToFFICE, CLEVELAND, /
March 26, 1868.
All stamps deposited for redemption at
this Office having been examined, am now
prepared to redeem all receipts given for the
same.
Holders Of receipts living out Of the city
can send them to me, and will mail the
amounts the receipts call for, less what have
been rejected. E. CoWLEs, P NJ.
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First Page.---LocaI Items from Last
Evenings Edition will be found on Our list
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REMOVAL.

DFMOVAL-FEUsIER l. BURGERT
n, Produce Commission Merchants, have this day
Temoyed from 35 MerWin-St., to the spacious Brick
Stand Of L. r, 4 s, Burgess q and 81 RiTer-sf ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-10

East CLEVELAND LEAGUE-A Union
meeting will be held at the Congregational
Church, at the Corners, in East Cleveland,
this (Friday) evening. Hon. A. G. Riddle
will address the meeting.
L. PRFNTIss, Pres't Union League.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-10

Wool GRoWER's CoNvEST1ox.-Tbere is
a call for Convention Of Ohio Wool Grow
srs to meet at the American Hotel, in the
city Of Cleveland, on Wednesday, April 18th,
fer mutual consultation upon the prOpriety Of
concerted action on the question of Shearibg
Sheep without washing, and to adopt self
protective policy to sseure uniformity in the
contracting and selling ofWOOl in the present
condition Of the Wool market.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-10

Money due enlisted months men; money
due teamsters, and every other class Of claim
growing out Of this or any other war.
~ Avoid Claim Agents Whe are net LIZ
oensed.
We publish The Soldiers Friend" paper
Of much interest to soldiers and their heirs
Send us your name and stamp, and We will send
acopy teei or twelve copies, one each month,
for IS cents.
Apply 70 rs in person OF 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. G. BRUCE,
Cleveland lsn8l:u
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Referring to the above notice, take the
opportunity it offers to return my sincere
thanks to my old friends and customers for
their patronage of many years, and most re-
speetfully solicit continuance for my sue
cesser, Mr.. ". B. Hancock, believing be viii
deal Justly by them. JoHE SHELLEY.
anr7.438 d
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InimIlabIe Hair Restorative


But restores gray hair to its original color, by
supplying the capillary tubes with natural sus-
tsnance, impaired by age or disease. All in8tan-
taneOHs dyes are composed Of lamar caastier de-
stroying the vitality and beauty Of the hair, and
afford Of themselves no dressing. Heimstreet's
Inimitable coloring not only restores hair to its
lstural color by an easy process, but gives The
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-10
DENTISTRY.
A SINGLE TOOTH 81, 90. q
ABTIFICIAL TEETH,

ABTUIOLAL TEETH,
mon VuIcanized Rubber Base with our mode Of IL
5srtnR e pronounced BY all to be the most hie-ike
aud useful In Eating, Speaking and Singing. They
can be tsd over any remaining roots without giving
pain and warranted to MT for less than half our for.
mer prices Experience has brought the practice o
our profession to high degree Of perfection thai
Partial OF entire sets can bs made without the least
Inconvenience the patientgi and
from Natural Teeth, for $40, ol5 and 90 3 set. -
- -EBtabliahed over tsn years, corner OntaElo-SA
and Public Square, laouth side.l
HALhIWELI B DANIELS
dool DOutiItlS
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GBrThis Company baEiu established Branch Of
fee in Buffalo, with 6 local BOsrd Of Directors 70
manage its Western business all losses may Be ad-
justed and paid in Buffalo or New York. at the option
Of the parties.
Gd-EOSsEs PAIDi n GOLD. upon Risks on which
Premium has been paid IN ike cnrreney. ie6Z6:43
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REMovAL.-I have this day removed to
the store No. 125 Superior street, lately Occu-
pied by Mr.. John Shelley.
April 1st, 1858. W. B. HAEcooK.
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SEALED proposals for building barn
for the engine house, on the West Side, fer
the accommodation of the steamer al.
Dwight Palmer" will be received up to
Friday afternoon, 10th Of April. Plans and
specifications may be seen at J. J. Benton's
store. AprS--3t
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AB-Citizens wishing conveyance 20 either OF the
above Trains or Boats win be called for by OoachGI
o. Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving thsir address
q the Omnibus Ofce, l47 Superor-St, next door 70
the Wsddsl House,
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DRESSMAKlNa.

MRS E. G. WELLS,
Fashionable Dress Maker.
uv-ROoms over Morning Leader once, in Amsri-
can Buildings.
u9-Au Work Entrusted to ker all be Faithful
IL done, and WaTrsnied to give entire Sat1ihetiOA
SCIeTeland April 6, 1s63:434