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AAsoNIo.-Ths members Of Cleveland
City Lodge, No. Is, F. "A. NJ, are hereby
notified TO appear at their Hall, Superior
street, on Monday, the l4th of November,
at 2 O'Clock, Pm, for tbs purpose Of attend
ing the funefeI of our late Brother James
A. Craw.
By order ef ". N.
". WALLACE GoopwIE,
nov lA.117 Secretary.
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We have opened our Retail coal yard,
at the foot of Seneca street bridge, for the
sale of 0hippawe coal. Orders through the
Post-Office promptly attended to.
LEKUEL CRYWFozD i Son,
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NEw DEPof.-Ths Atlantic & 6rsst West
ern Railway Company are now erecting, at
RaVsnna Station, brick passenger depot,
which. when completed, will be an orna-
ment to the town, and work ereditabls to
the inLeIligent enterprise Of the Company.
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CITY NEWS.

Some beautiful Flowers and Ribbons
now opening at Mrs. Shaw's Millinery
Store. noy.S
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CLNELsRprBRsECR SANITARY COMMISSION

SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY OF NORTH
ERE OHIO.
Central Office, o5 Bank streat.)
CLEVELAND, O., Nov. 7th, 1864.
At a regular meeting held November lst,
Mrs J. =. Harris Was unanimously chosen
Vice President Of this Society. This sp-
nointment is cordially commended 10 our
Branch Societies and to all friends.
SOLDIERs' AID SOCIKTT S0R, OHIO.
nOVl0:l75
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NEw LISBON RAILwAT.-Mr. Lee, General
Superintendent of Construction Of the At
lsntic & Great Western Railway Company,
is at New Lisbon, preparing the prelimi-
nsries for commencing work on the New
Lisbon Railway.
The work will be pressed through to
completion with the same energy that
characterized the building and equipping
Of the Atlantic & Great Western. Tho
money to pay the right of way on the
Southern Division has been nearly secured,
and tho Engineer Corps has shout COM
pleted the preliminary surveys and stalking
Oat of the work between Elkton AID the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Rail-
way.
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CHICAGO sIARAET---Nov. IA.

OllAtl&ef8 elGs4AE As--M1Hs h
Especial Dispatch to the Cleveland Leadsr.I
CaloAGO EoV. a
FlOuE-lce lover. Sales Of spring extras at
IS 9OSlO %.
Whent-Ie lower. Halss RO. ed ct 81 e5
No 1 spring Ar 81 s59l So, and No. spring at
81 s0gi sl1S, closing at 81 so.
COEH-scarce Hnd hrA. Sales ~ 81 SO fer No
2, New Corn s94s higher. sales at 81 os9sl IL.
ORts-55lls higher. Sales 80. at es7S9t41ze-
closing fEn-.
Rye-l@2o higher. ealss No. 81 1891 1411k.
Harsey-Ifrsguisr At 81 sOgI 40 Tor No. 2.
whisky lover. sales ct 81 63sl $50.
Pork-Mess sss 90. Prime mesi active at ss4.
Beef ztra msss so co.
Beef HnIns-s22 90.
Hams-5wess Picked lso-
E.srts-se Tce and firm 81 21s98 11e for kettisd
TnIIOW-FIrm at lT5<o
Grala sessits--io51S; 5lle on oats to Buffalo;
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aeatistrn.

Z nv II u 7 -
kFThOas having sets Of Artificial Tsssb which
ksy carefully keep in the drawer, End frOG. le-
ts0u9 Sc carry IN the pocket, ESPECIALLY invited
20 Gals at Drs. BALLIH ELL \ D AfsIELS', Den
tsts, Southwest Eide Of Public Square and Ont rio
street. Artificial Teeth upon Vulosnisgd Rubber
tase, with cur mode Of inserting, are proHouicsd
bJ all 90 Be hs most lie like; useful in eating,
speaking or singing they Can be Htted over any
fomaiRiEg roots and warranted 70 DC. Upper or
Lower Sets, SO aHd upwards. Persons having ssis
aPon Gold Plate, net htting correctly, can have
hsm exchanged IN part payment. Estabishsd over
Wevs years. Ost3
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5bsaraags,
9lluaE Ghatps,
5 / d 4 Z UnAI n 5

s5IIV VKE UnATN
IL AND ---- -
SILV VKR Rim e 81
AN unlimited stock, all styles and prices. Uhais
nom 81 80 20 $500. Rings from plaic silver Rlna
at 10 cents to an slabOTately engraved L0okst Rnf
lnlAid with gold, ct 5000.
We have thu exclusive salo Tor this city OF =
goods manufactured by A l.. ROoT, Of Medina, boti
solid gold and silver and a. they are made eEpTeas.
y for Onr trade We know they are pure coin d.
fieslorn requested 20 csll and examine.
-yhsleasls AND Retail IN Eny qasntity.
A. EuRE.
oioos sd y .tcsaaaEsr, its supsvior-Et,
lnagRd-RS
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CoURT or CoXxoS PLEAs.-The civil
branch of this court was in session yester--
day. Several casea were brought before
Judge Bolton. That of Oliver Taylor ".
James Barnott, Administrator, occupied
nearly the whole dap, and was finally Civ
en- to the Jury.
Three divorce ea'1es were tried, and di-
vorce granted in each case. They were as
follows:
Powell Vs. Powell.
Ware Vs. Ware.
stoller vs. stoller.
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PoEIcE CoURr.-The foElowing unimpor.
tant eases were disposed OF yesterday by
Judge HessenmGslier:
Drunkneness-ThOmas Glodys Michael
Aaher and Mary Murphy. fae,l 81 and
costs, eaohi George Wilson, 80 and coats
George Robbins and Anna Crafty, contin.
usd to the 10th.
3 Di'turbanoo--JOSeph FriEzell, 81 and
costs.
Destroying PrOperts-Tkomas Gidangs
fined the costs.
Assault and BlttsEs-Anns Crafty, con
tinued to the l6th.
Petit Lsreeny-Jame,i Murphy, coptin.
usd to the 18th. Bail 1900.
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EOT1oE.-The Sunday 5cnool Union Con-
cert will be held this (Mondsy) evening in
the Second Presbyterian Church, at seven
O'Clock.
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an 000 MONEY ADVANCRD--

AOUsUUU In guns " sGit-st the old stand
and well known WAGEER'5 LOAN OIElCE, on
Securities Of every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, JsTeiry, Guns,
piatsIs, fotdng, Dry Goods, PiAnOE, helcdeuEs,
and all sssrzgna property and articles Il value, GA
tbs most satisfactory terms Bu1noas strictly prl-
Vsts. EstGblisnsd 1851. Z. B.-A vEriety Of un-
redesmed WEtossa, JoUsry, Guns, 60, f0r aAis Gt
kaIRAins.
Olnos;-oNfnsr o. 'TAt0f and Superior streets
ever DEtis and Fsizoftes Clothing Store.
sefq9 J. g. s W WEG9ER.
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84akers.
EnasurtaI.
TIGs AND HAIR WORN,

NTIGS AND HAIR WORk.
WI. 3 Y'B NEW EaTARAISHH EEf.
TIE LARGEST II THE gFARE,
FOR WIG EfAlHs ~ LADIES' HAIR lRESSlke
60 PUHIiC SG9ARE.
Harufaota5vT o. sii aiHas q. WIGS, including
tie celebrated
ILLUSION WIG,
that % resembles nature aE 70 deIy the closest
norutiRy. A Nsry tsFks saj beautiful stOok q
LONG HAIR. ID oaghf 10 the proprietor from
Europe, for sWITOHEs md BRGIDS--the 6Ros9
GGortment a6la In this city.
Ladies' ErGHt fiAe6B ana Half vi igA,
In evsrJ style vita AL improvements.
sETS OF OGBIS .esas sa,9 Ersaoh Hstars
Czried Heir gEuzrsussod
EUdEHE D0Ubha sRd TRIPLE BOWE,
y BteEkfALIsS, &o
Elzads By the sdVeTtssar equal 10 those Imported
Ladies' Braids made into any kird o. HoasI .Dr.ss
= Bow WITHOUT lnjury 20 Switch.
LADIES HAlR DResSlEG IN tbs cost PSsvais
lFaad fashionable styles.
s&-AH work warranted a. represent d.
HOT aRd COLD BATHS at all hsurE. dsGls
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- q -
aoalaRa LRADEH oBFloE.
MONDAY WyEHrEg. Nov. 1B lsCs

The fseeipis o. ss-ia BY rail- for the "a hours
sndiag at bsf pet one O'Clock to-day are As fol-
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LEADER
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER
NeVg ADvRRrrsEnIENrs,

NEW ADvERTasEdENFs,
Academy Of Masio-hiss Helen Western.
DR.. Fey mour-Me dicsted Gas.
Wm. LIovd-suOstitutes
Goand yo.linc4tion- Local Notice.
Do at' on Yisir-Locsl Notice.
Saloon and Eoardiny House for sale-LocaI.
$50 Revard-Local Notice.
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Railway Intelligence.

RlILyAY sALEs.-The C. 2. 4 C. Raj u
was sold November 2Oth, to George W. IS
for the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Oh G,
Company.
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IvEg CLEvELAND BRRWKRY

IVES CLEVELAND BRRWRRY
CANAL~sT., OEEVELARD. o.
Constantly on hand-for olty and Expert U.s.
KI, III, Pale, Amber and Cream Ale,
Porter and Brown Stout.
Particular attention iB called to iHy stock Of
PRESENT USE AND DREAM ALEs,
sound and reliable article Of which can always be
0und on hand during the wErmest Weathsr in sun
NOR. Orders addressed % =. ID. STONE Ag 4,
viii receive prompt attention. sugS-Bss
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UTANTED IMMEDIATELY-FOI

w the Quartermast6T's Derar tue1r, Eashyilla,
Tsnu 5ls Laborers and Wood Choppers, wages S4j
Der month and ratiOas so TeauIsters. wages pei
month and rstious. 10 men capable o. taking charge
oi Train Has0n Master, that vii report vita 23
TeRunstarE. 20 so per month Will be paid. None
eed appy rut ablebOdisd EiU1 willing 10 engage or
six months. transportation iutnlsled. Apply 70 ID.
SHERWOOD, A. q. Ii. Ageat CJmmerciHd House,
OsTeiand. Ohio. VIII leave Oiovesnd every Tuesday
Euf E'ridnV. sBp3J:h1
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agttus
NEW INVENTIONl

A NEW INVENTION
n An who Wsai to have their
KID GLOVES COLORED
In the best mAnnsz, without unpIeaaant 0dor or
aoing the inside OF the Glove got them done ct
JOS UALALFTS
Forest City Dyoiag Embellishments,
au3o:l1s No. III seneca 81, opp. Oity Hotel.
FOREST CITY DYEING RSTAB-
4 LIsEEEAT
40 III Seneca street. opposite City Hotel.
ESrABLL5uhD 1853.
Jos NHilRuff- sole afrDprfed tor.
Recommended b he state FAR Of Ohio, 1962-
Dyeing aad Cicau-. 81, AL thcir branches. Please
all and examine gcrls ia The store, and md the
iihereace compared w!th othsE L iyo Shops, aB ue
Glah ali cur gOoda -laafa slaouiusrs ard press
- au-- -'f8
-yTRAW Hal BLEACHlNef, DYE
NIsa, ALTEzIso and PREsI.a.--E sylng Just
turned from the East, am prepared hy the all Of
Ipsriencsd hands, 70 do any WORK In this line, ~
sell in felt snd beaver hat ln tn bead possible
asnHar and most fashionable style.
fREp'E OfRiAX
French steam DYs HOusc
marls 10y Ead loa 9snscs street.
9e0g SkiFts.
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TRAYEIER,s REGIsrra.

Es- Citizens wishing eonveybhos T. other o. -,
aboys Trains or Boais viii be called f5r BY 0osrh'
0s StcTenB tiHnihus Line BY leaving tScir address
aE th0 JIaHibus Office, l47 Superior street, Do1'
dUor 10 the s. sddoii House.
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The Second Supplementary Draft COM
menced yesterday morning at eleven
O'Clock, at the Provost Marshal's Office
Owing to the cold weather, or, perhaps,
owing to the unattractivs nature of the en-
tertsinment, the officials did not draw a
very full house. But, happily, the meeting
was Of such s sort that it needed not num-
bers to insure its success. The business was
of such q character that where only two or
three were gathered together there it might
90 smoothly and prospsrously on. Spring
FIELD township and the Eleventh Ward
were drafted in the morning, and the re-
msining deficient Wards, with Brooklyn
townshin, in the afternoon.
We give below a full and correct list of
.hsnames of the elect:
sPRINGTrELD.
Deficiency, I-Drapa,2.
Moses Kiusey Charles Il Norris
BROOKLYN.
Deficiency, s-DralSn, Is-
John smith James smith
Thomas kimmeriy Il Marshall
David Bouner ChRrlss Gates
BunlgrHlE Guild Leonard Eish
A FlurschutE Jerry Rouadlsg
Philip BOLert Christian Haas
Wendell KTosble Frank Kislsr
THIRD WARD.
Deficiency, 24-Drat7A, 4s.
y Vnliam jackson John STOW
Henry y Leary Z 0ltphant
Angus : BobO p Brown
Thomas Everetts Henry Harris
Race George BruckS
Thomas Dorsey Darby Mcintyre
George Miller Df nrRos
Wheeler james Aholker
David MullsT Thomas Whittsa
X d Wood gard Edwin Rust
John Brown Samuel u Strong
John Co'der James Lynch
Patrick Lee u Gee
Bernard NcCRTty lsmuel simons
Ben ton Call John A Roby
.tepben How William Flslss
" " Al lyernon Paul Condit
Reub n A Field Frank jackson
William Thayer L Brattenanl
Dinsmors Hunter James Phinney
Henry GaaaosIep Jefferson Jones
Henry Christian William Ragg
Gs1rae Ssal William Thorngb1rg
Henry Kemp Hugh Febsr
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aa,g sossAs saAaHET---Sov II

AEts EoSh4Es ssA8E ET---NOy, II
tsE TsLEeRAFH.l
OOisou--Raiher moro stesdy. sales at 81 a
fJr miadling up.auds.
EIUJt--stalo and Western to lO5 better.
Sales $40 cog 10 IS for sEtrs sta,tei si1 I0sll 30
FOR common 10 good chipping brands oZtTE rOuHu
hoop Chto; 5ll 55eslz l6 Tor trade brands. Market
closing quiet and scarcely % arm
NhisSsE -Qui 3. sales as u 7SH8Sl "A for
western.
Vgheaf-la,2o bettsr ard quiet Sales at s %
for Chiosg1 sPiinzi - 2sgss 20 ior IlsauEs1
I5ye-searce and very frr,; 81 ossI 90 for ves
EsarIey-siImar. Canada Wet 81 olga O5.
COrn-iG2o bestLr. Saies At q eOai IS fsr
mixed wsztsr l. stoe, elosiag 5troHg ~ ths latter
0ats-ac higher. Sales at a9o9sl 90 or western
Ia sIors aEa 10 arrive.
WO0t-tirm.
COnee-si m moth ng Of moment doing.
sStszSr-5teady vith mOde4 ats dcuRad; II ~
Ia ana is1zc
.a.D,:.ssdis--FiTm. New orlSans 81 l59sI q;
PorEO iz-co al lzta-
sl,-sr0lsJlal.--iCruis active aud arm Sales TO-
ali Nov zibeE st 4 Si5s IN tue spot 4554Sl71s -
bond
ssoTII-Crezoi dseid dly lower, bat closed more
arm. sales 81 IS 6alss5 o. fof mtssi $40 oz7s.g
s. 20 for new 90 sasb -ud reEulsF way closing ~
$40 ossu; So aygsss 5o iOr primes SO 900
SO o. iur prime mess. AlsO 81 bbls new ltss 1OF
all November, JuFer's opi-n at S4I %
BeeI-Fi M md in fair demand at about preyi-
Gus prices. l. dia meas quit 343 %.
Besf Hans-tiru = s26 5-,s2f 70.
Lut Meftsrs-Quitt AMI y.ry n N ~ iTe9lso for
sh3uieG Is Ae iOr haas.
Gst<sa-l.atL, easier, zls<424o.
ButtsE-steady af "a -B3g5 FOX westsrni 429541
for state.
Cassse--Unobanzei.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK

OF CLEFELAaD.
Fiscal Agent and Desigated BepOsit6ry
Of the United Staies.
Authorized Subscription Sc ents for the New Lean Of
z s-I0 TREAS URY NOTES,
On which Will slloW liberal commissOR to deslers
Wtli keep OF hand for sale
UNITED STATES $40 BONDS,
UNITED STATES 1910 BONDS
UNITED STATES BONDS fRSS1.
UNITED STATES 7-3O TisEE5JRT NOTES.
VIII purchase at highest market rates.
COIN,
COLA. COUPONS,
V.S QUARTERMASTERs VOUCHERS,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, and
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OF ALL KINDS.
no3:RSG
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First Lecture Of the I4ta Annual tosS4sO
JAMES /. MURDOCH, ESQ.,,
VIII give series Of Beading and Reeitsiions, at
BRAINARDS HALL,

Thursday Evening, November Izfh.
Mr. MURDOCH viii give s1tr cts from Hamlet,
Macbeth. 9th 10, Julius Csisar. several Hunsfous
scenes from Dickens, anu seeotiOns from the best
Amsriosn Poets.
Doors pen at O'Clock. LretuFs to oommsros
81 O'Clock.
Iiekets to the Course, admitting sfagle per-
y 90
Admitting gsntlsmA- and lady. .--.............. 90
Admitting gentleman aud two IaIirs;......... 4 90
Tickets - single Lsoturu cts
Reserved seats 20 esnIa enlra.
% Holders OF Course Tieks eau feOurs reserved
seats fr tn course If they wish TO do 50. OF s.
BrainArd Co. z. \. PEEKiNS,
n0l4.l7T Chairman Leclurs Con.
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SECOND sUPPLEMENTARYDRlFF.

Draft I'm Springfield and Brooklyn
Townships, and in the Third. Fifth,
eeVenIb, EIk hth and Eleventh Wards.
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sRa8 YORK sr,,,.A MARs4s-a.

NES YORK BEsss a NA ssE8 "a.
Ne@ E0as, Nov Il. Isa4.
Government StOelEs--A shade frneT With
more doing United States skies 'sI coupons lOS3S
do SO coupons l021$; 1910 coupons 95; treasury
7-sns lIEs one year cert dc stgs St%
StOehG-LOws Rock Island iUs3{; MilWaukee
q Pr-irts Du ClieD -; Toledo -; Northwest.
ern 455<; Northeastern preferred sax; Cleve-nd 4
Pittsbulg Gsz; Iiliaeis Central scrip -; Mich
gan Southern andNorthern Indiana IN; AeWYork
Centra. Iz51S; Erie IO21S Fri prefed =; Hudson
l2z3I; Reaoilg 1881; Fort wayne 1857; Michigan
Central 1, g. MzrpOsA 20; Qu oEsilvor sG54; ohio 4
Mississippi certido taa 4Oi; eItOn Ter hGrte So
do pre- erred 781<: Pasi5c Hah sls.
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EHAb1n W ADMiE1luns
Dress Uifeie and fgT4usIts 80 ssHis Sscurad SEATS
% Drsss Ci-eis, 70 csaLa; FsIoy Circle ~ esnts;
Gallery % csnlsi Private BuH5s 3 snd dol
lsrs, Antire Private Boz, single seats 81.
DOoTs opOR At s:i5; Ourtaia fiss= - 7:3O O'clock
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eEn NM i-OHRAP WATOHES Nd

DOUsUOU JEW ELRY at Wholesale. Suffers,
sueplied At Immense bargains watch aud Jewel
II Of every description IL aay patEsrn quality and
n any quantity. constantly on h and and made 20
dsr Est mates Of any class Of work uruishod GcCd
OanFassiug Gle Ks wanted, Prices aud suii dgscTin-
1tT NV TOaE cctE.II7 :dAW
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EOR SALE HOUSE AND LOT ON
l. Forest gtrset. H0uas large Rad o0nmOtiOusi Lot
no est by 2s with an abundance Of fns shrubbsry,
aud RoGd fruit chscs grapes and good bern. Terms
1sgT Enauif6 Of u u. dA9E- EassI iss E'IVuEtUT ST
a9z2-B1
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nUFAFsR aARK aT--Eov. Il

lsE EELEaHAFE.l
FIOur-Firm and sctiva
Wneat-FiFtn; demand moderate BIO. Nil
Wankee spring 50 "a; smber Miehigaa y 50; No.
Chiesgo sp ing y 10
COrn-Firn at 81 &C. for 70 Chicago.
0ats--s7GsT55o.
RhIskV-No Enin8l at s. 70.
Canal Frefghts-EaS1er.
f.Tfe Es.Is.oris-Flour 3 8 2; vhsat 20s, los.
corn lA OOO oats 252, ,9sT; barley 3,7S4.
GaunI EEROFts--FiCaT 975; uaaat l79 30
rom 45 $50 oats $500; re 500; barley 10 $40.
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tx. GoE-E sIAzEi Eg---EOv. II.
tBE FEl.z1aArs.I
ssGasy Steady a. y ca.
SterIIng EXcBanEe--Duu At lOsS<9IOg]]z
for gold.
f3oId-Firmsr- Cpsriag ct 2431S advancing .to
2iC5z, declining e 2i+5z, and closing at -45l1l.
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7 ADIEs AND GENTS SEAL RrFos,
j ! something new, At
COWLE5 & co.'s,
ostl3 IaT Wnddeli House.
DKINTS-ALL MAKES OF AMER
l IGAH Priats 10 ssE Pail PattsrnH
TAYLOR, GRISWOLD 8 co.,
Lspei SO Superior street.
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L1UAL NOTICE.
4 GRAND JOLLIsICATJ0NI
Come and Rejoice with Us.

ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SLAVES GET FREE
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H'ARn EOh DAl0--NOA 4 M ~ ~
thirty acTes OF first rate and under gcOd cuitya-
tiJn situated n the toWn hip OF heEburs nVo mlos
ron Cleveland. Thsrs over 800 young iLuit trees,
sonie srape au1 small fruits good barn. hrst-class
building fsr gra aary, small house, &C. hor terms
and rther particulars Apply 20 e2O. D. BECK 20
superior street. oC2l1
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONDAY, April $50 M.

MONDAY, April 25-6p NJ.
The stock market strong this morning, and the
railway gave token Of complete restoration OF con
ndence The business the board was NOT large but
there evidently disposition the part the public
take advantage OF the comparatively low prices and to
purchase in anticipation Of gradual rise. They viii
probably not be disappointed unless sudden and serous
panic like that OF last week. should again seize the mar
ket and temporarily run down prices. In such case
their safety would depend entirely upon their power to
hold We have Frequently stated that the time for
a permanent reaction has not yet arrived, and
that no better opportunity than the present
presented itself for stock speculation While the
volume OF currency remains 10 its present enlarged sae
stocks certain TO rise above their real vaue anu
those who purchase when the market is down wiz reap
reward they possess sufficient moral courage 70 sell ous
at the proper Compared with the sales az Tue nrss
board on saturday New York Central rose * ERIE Kali
road az Hudson River $, Harlem tnaVns SOLO ~ sne
firs, board 10 day at 227), Reading 3 Milwaukee and
pra,r,e din CHEN AZ Illinois Central 8. Gaena and Chi
c,so, pi,tsburg S. Alton and Terre Haute 8, Chicago
and Northwestern .. Cumberland Coal AZ, Canton Com
pany aud Quicksilver Mining AZ. Cleveland and Pitts.
burg declined per cent Cleveland and Toledo l. Chicago
and Rock IS aud Il. and Mariposa r.
The market continued active the afternoons and fur
Their advance on most OF shares place. The fol-
lowing were the closng quotations-Ere Railroad llSx
Hudson River lIs, Reading 1887 RE preferred 1091
Michigan Soathern 1888 Illinois Central 1883. Michi.
gan l4sI chioo and Nor thwestern 62h, Cleve
land and Toledo l525, Rock Island ll9a Fort Wayne
l2ss1 Cleveland and Pittsburg ll7K. and Alton and
9errc Haate 75K
The in the gold exchange to-day worked itself
into slight fever over the North Carolina and
recent at Plymouth Gold opened in the morning
at l7ssi, and ran along up until il reached 1881.
to the stock Market viii in few days become as plenty
as borrowers could DESIRE The legal rate OF interest
which IS now obtained will no doubt soon be lessened
Tho following table shows the totals OF the bank state
ment at the commencement OF the present year with
those OF the Eve past weeks
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A RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS
N cbambermaid and waitress Ia willing wash
ing and ronng has good city reference Call for two days
at AZ West 18th st.
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oarY CONFESSIONAL REPORT.

MONDAY, April 25-6 p. N.
AsnEs.-Recepts, % bbls. Market Grm, with small
sales at 50 $l1 for pots and pearls.
BREADS urrs.-Receipts, 2o,4ol bbls flour. s41 bbls
and oO bags corn meal 13 2'2 bushels wheat 300 do
corn. sl3s do OATS l73 do rye, and 26a do barley
malt. The -four market Sc 15c. better, in sym.
pa,hy With the rise in gold with fair trade demand al
the Improvement. The arrivals wcrc moderate the
low and medium grades Of State and Western extras
scarce, with very little oering The sales 10 900
bbls State and Western 900 do Southern and 600 do
Canadian. Rye -four firm, but quiet. Corn meal was
sold the extent Of 800 bbs at very full prices We
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The Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company has
declared dyideud Of cent its preferred stock
payabie June l. This deud the rate Of per
per annum, from March to June and is made for
the purpose OF adjusting the dividend up 70 the LIST Of
June the said stock having been issued in exchange for
bonds and accrued interest thereon to
LIST OF March Dividends hereafter will be payable
semi Annually, December and lunel
The following national banks have been authorized
since the publication OF our last report
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II viii be that the loans have FALLEN OF less than
two aud hal. millions dollars, which Is considerably
below what was anticipated would be The aggregate
Of contraction The deposits have decreased over
six millions and quarter, portion of which has gone
directly the cnforty loan, and othsrwe, by the
purchase of coin bills OF exchange and gold certificates,
the hands Of is government The specie department
shows well, the increase during the week being
three milton one hundred and eighty thousand dollars
The circulation fallen oil nearly one hundred thou
saai.
The Assistant Treasurer makes the following statement
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sales OF Real Eatate.

BY uessrs. A. II. Muller, 7. r. WIKI ns Co.
House and LOT No 100 Fast rwentythird street IS $50
House and Tot No 201 Fast Twenty third street 1920
House ann lot Ma 2oi !, East Twenty third street 1911
use and lot no 900 asst Twenty third street 1850
Four lots side First avenue each 25x1O0 each ESQ