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REPORT OF THE LECTURE COMMITTEE.
CLEVELAND, March, 1854.

hEROhT VI Thh AEOIuhA NgAAAI4AAa
To ". J. Boardnan, Esq, President ofthe
OlevelGnd Library association:
The success attending the regular course
of Lectures the previous year induced the
adoption of the same plan during the past
season, with results still more hstteriHg.
Sixteen lectures have been delivered dur
ing the season Just closed. These have en-
brsced the following speakers and subjects ::
November 19.-Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson,
Binghampton, New York; Subject: The
Union Past, Present and Future"
26.-f Edmund Kirke,' New York City; Sub
jsct: " The Southern Whites"
December 3.-Bayard Taylor, Kenneth
Square, Pennsylvania; Subject " Russia
and her People"
IO.-Dr. ]. G. Holland, Springfield, Masss-
chusetts Subject: " The National Heart. .
5-F. W. Thomas, Baltimore, Maryland )
Subjsct: /" Early Traits Of Great Men."
I7.-Anson G. Chester, Buffalo, New York ;
Subject: "The God" "A Poem.
22.-Rev. DR.. N, Shepard, New York Sub
iect: "Tbe Tongue"
29.-George Vsndenhoff, New 7 FORK; Readings
from the Poets.
January 5.-Rev, DR.. W. c. Richards, Rhode
Island Subject: Science of the Atmos-
phere"
THE same continued.
IA -Anson G. Chester, Buffalo, New York
Subject: cold Boys and Girls"
I9.-Professor Louis Agassiz, Cambridge,
Massachusetts,; Subject: Glaciers and
the Glacial Period"
2I.-The same continued.
February 1s.-Rev. DR.. ". @. Richards,
Providence, Rhode Island; Subject: "ThO-
mas Hood"
March 14-Miss Emily Shaw, Nantucket,
Massachusetts,; Readings from the Poets.
3I.-Rev. Dr. Edwin H. Chaplin, New York ;
Subject: Europe and America"
Besides the above, Professor Richards
gave a Matinee to the pupils of the Pupl4e
schools. TDe first thirteen lectures were Civ
en- in the regular course, the three last men
toned as extra lectures. The fOllaWing Is
the financial exhibit of the same:
Receivad from sales of course
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OPERA GLAssEs.-The Opera season has
commenced, and all who attend will need
glasses, which can be purchashed or rented
at S. Hogan's Jewelry store, where q spIen-
did assortment has just been received.
o1r1a. 1A6
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TUESDAY MORNING, APR. IL, 1854.
FRAvKLLER,s RKGTsFKR,
EEvy ADvERTIsEmEKRs.

o. A. Rssd-U. s. 1910 per cent Lean.
John Ellsler-Academy Of Music.
Madame Porter's Cough BaIsam Special Notice.
J.B. Cobb 90 School books.
No I4O Superior street-Rooks and Gifts.
Cannon Fresman-Removal.
A. sc. Rettbsrg-Eew Importations.
ChsrleI W. Noble-Desiroble Property for Sale.
Lost-Dog.
Jas. Ross 4 Co.-Removed.
Wanted=MiiliueIs.
Wsnted-Part of House.
N. q SOIomonson-Opera-Loc
Ladies OF the Second ward-Locsl Notice.
Fifth Ward-LocaI Notice.
J. B. Shipherd & Co.-Local Notice.
Opera GIasses-Local Notice.
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CITY NEWS.

LIBRARY RE-oPENED.-The Library Of
the Cleveland Library Association will be
thrown open to members for the drawing Of
books tomorrow wednesday, afternoon, at
two O'Clock.
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PITTsBURGH OIL nIARKET,

Special by Telegraph TO the Cleveland LEADEA.
PTrTsBUEGH, April IL.
Petroleum-Orudeo oil unsettled ana sales small
Eight hundred barrels were sold at 22kc Holders
are asking 23c. Befned firm at last quotations
The river is very high and boats could not get in
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=. y. HONEY mARKEE-Aprn IL

lBN EALEaRAFHsi
m0n0Y-In better supply
Sterling ExohzuEs-Firmer and quiet at ls6 "a
lS7 for first class bills
Gold-Firmer Opening at II, and closing qoiet
and firm at 72a7256.
fsoveFunsnE st8oks-Very firm, with an up
ward tendency. FiYe-twenties coupons, 1l24all256
eeven-thirtfes, October and April IlIx; United
StstCs SIS. year certificates, 995S.
The subscriptions to-day at the First National
Bank to the 1919 Loan were S52o 900.
k ceipts at the Custom House to-day were 1859 OOO
Cf which t349.t 90 we're in Gold Certificates.
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UHIOAGO RIARkRP

OHI0A5O, April IL.
Rlsur-Active, and all ausltiss slightly advanced
Wheat-Firm. Sales at 81 ,23al,24 for No. }, anC
81, ,l9 for No 2.
GOrn-QuIet Sales Of new No. l ct 943s4Xo,
0ata--Firm. Sales No. ! ct 66d66<c.
WhIslxY-Higher. Sales at 81, l,Ilal,nH.
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ny. sFOCk nIARKKF-AprII II.

atOskH-At second Board Irregular
Miss -uri IS "A Canton 73A, New York Central
l426, Erie l25S, Erie preferred ILL., Hudson l5s Har
lem l79 Beading 1888, Milwaukee and Frairie du
Ohien Sc, Michigan Southern lI4H, do guaranteed
154. illinois Central scrip 49, Galeua and Chicaso
l43E Cleveland and Toledo 1889. Cleveland and Pitts
burgh l2sf, Chicago and Rock Island Pm Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy 1455f Toledo ard Wabash "a,
Fort ayne li2, Ihicago and Northwestern prfd So,
Michigan Central l53 Alton and Terre Haute "a 10,
Ohis and Mississippi Certificates 50.
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PHILADELPHIA mARKET.-Aprii IL.

[BT TELEQBAPH
There is an active movement IN breadstuffs and
prices have advanced materially.
RIouF-Advancing Extra family IS 3la7T5
Wheaf-Huovant st 81, 70 for good red and 81, 80
for Michigan amber.
Corn-Ad7snced &c. Yellow sl,asal n; white
81 20
Provisions of all kinds advanced.
Whisky-UnBettlOd. Holders dsmsnd sn advance
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GHANTED-FIFrY Coon BOILER
w Makers at ss;25 PSF day and fifty good ms. ma
chinists at 81 Is per day, apply to Hayes supt.
Of Mach nery Illinois Central Railroad 81 Chicago
d OEieV, Master Mechanic at Cent, ALA or b. Ad-
ans, Master Mechanic at AmboF, III. apr6:l46
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10 LET,

DOOM 4Ox6O; ROOM 3Ox4O-
J. May be used for manufacturing Of Clofhing-
For Rent BY LmArl2l JN0. G. JENNINGS.
GECOND, THIRD AND FOURTH
~ Floors, 60x6O, in Brick Building on SUPERIOR
st., TO rent by JE0, G. JENNINGS.
SUITE OF OFFICES ON FIRST
- floor AtWatsr Building. For rent By
mAri9 JNO. q. JENNINGS.
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Ar THE AEeHR.-Grsu's Opera Comps-
ny did not arrive until hal after eight yes
terday evening, having missed connection at
Crestline. Most of the Company is stopping
at the AnOier
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0PERA.-Do not forget to call at Mr..
SoIOmonson's Optical Institute and procure
for yourself good Opera Glass for to-nights
0pers-onIy twenty-five cents. apr12;146.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FENAN CIAE.
MONEY MARKET.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
Mnuwnw Tv-urfrar1 mil II 10

MORNING LEADER OFFICE.
MOSRAY EVENING, April IL, 1854. !
GOld-The Gold gamblers Of New York still defy
all efforts to keep the market down. and apparently
have everything their own way. To day there was
steady advance, the market closing firm at l72x.
When this will stop must evidently depend upon
some other agency than has yet been brought to bear
The market here was Grm throughout the day at
yesterdays quotations, but closed higher, viz: l72
selliug; 10 buying.
sIIver-Firmsr. Selling 5se6l per cent prsmiumi
buying, 57a5s.
MOney-Easy at per cent, with good demand
for currency.
Exohangs-Easy, st unchanged rates, viz: Gov
srnment, National and Ohio funds par on New
York. Eastern and Pittsburgh per cent. discount.
Government BOnds-Active and firm. We
quote:
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gHETrnEa EOTIlRs
q @ RRunE

" u. bhuOE-
LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES
UTHvELAED, Ohio, WAsHIEeToE,D D c.
No. 1 Lynsn's Block, No. AS Ninth st
Near the Court House.
We ara authorized by Government TO collect
SIOO Bounty
due discharged soldiers; also, the widow, ehIl-
drer, and rightful heirs ofsn deceased soldiers
also
t. which every discharged soldier Who Wss dis
abled in the service, Is entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
phan sisters, as they are severally entered un-
der the lsw. Also,
Back Pay.
due discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
promptly collected, or cashed. Also,
PEIze MOned.
Money due enlisted three months men
noaey due tesmsters, snd every other class Of
eluus growing out Of this or any other war.
We also pay special attention TO
PATENTS.
~ AvsId Claim and Patent Agents who
FO not Licensed
Ne publish "THE soIDnR's FBIEED," paper
o much interest TO soldiers and their heirs.
Send rs your name and stamp, and we will send
scopy free; Or twelve copies, one each month,
Of rs cents.
Apply to as IN person or by letter, with stamp,
an iyour business shsl- have prompt attention
Fees low, and no charge until after we have &C.
oompllshed what We undertake.
septic O. G. BRUCE.
CLEVELAND WOOLEN MILLS.
a, & 4. G. POPE,
supsffntendents, Manufacturers and Dealers in
all kinds Of
WOOL EN aOOD Ds.
Consisting Of Plsia Fancy
OAssnEEREs,
DOEsKINs,
sATTiNETs,
UNIONS,
BLANKETS,
ETC, ETC.
IA good stock constantly on hand, adapted to
Market prices paid for Wool and Pelts, in Cash
or Manufactured Goods.
Once and salesrooms,
NO. e6 WATER STREET, CLEVELAND, o.
FLAGS AND BANNERs.'
Orders promptly filed. Address
CIV. CROWELL CO.,
znsa:la 1g7suPeriOr-st. Cleveland, Ohio.
ID. W. GAGE,
licensed War Claim agent.
pllIocts Bountiss, Pensions, Back Pay Prize KOnsy
and other War Claims.
[Personal Attention Is given to tho prosecution
oiUlAims n the Departments At Washington.
1i<An persons having Claims should apply in per-
3d. O ~ letter at once, and they viii reesiFe
a.tts R2s lss sIne-to-S cleveisnd n
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Received from sales of course .,
tckets..................... SSo'S'
Received from single and reserv-
ed lzio.z'
Total receipts........................ s22i7I1
Paid lecturers fees, 16 lectures,
to-Wit: Dickinson, SlOO; Rich
ards, 3 lectures, $3.50; Agassiz,
2lectures, $500; Chaplin, 500;
Kirke, $50; Holland, $50; Ches-
ter, lectures, 800, Vanden-
hoff, SIS; Shepard, $50; Shaw
S50;Thomas, S29.............. ........sll64OO
Rent of Brainard's Hall sixteen
nights at fifteen dollars s..-......... $40 90
Printing and advertising .............. 1880
Posting bills, ushers, door-keep-
ers, s,ticket agents, ,telegrams,&c. l2Is3
Total ses..................... 1874 20
Net profits from lectures........... 54277-2Zl1 IL
The Committee would recommend the in
coming Board to adopt the regular course
system as the best means of contributing to
the finances of the Association. The regular
course paid a profit of over $6O0-the extra
lectures thus incurring a loss of over $50 -
Had the weather been favorable, the result
might have been different. On each of the
extra lecture nights the weather was stormy.
Single lectures are always liable to these
contingencies; hence the regular course, for
which tickets are sold in advance, presents
the most certain and reliable source of in
come.
Your Committee have been unremitting in
their efforts to secure the best talent in the
lecture field, and, without vanity, congratu-
late themselves upon having given the pub
lie lectures from scholars and savans OF the
stamp of Agassiz and Richards, orators of
the ability of Chaplin and Dickinson, and
writer's of as distinguished merit IS Taylor
and Holland while lectures like those Of
Chester, Shepard and Kirke have not been
without a merit peculiarly their own, and
perhaps no entertainment for change has
proven more acceptable than the dramatic
and poetic readings of Vsndenhof and Miss
Shaw. 1t is, however, to be regretted that
scientific lectures of the scope and character
of those of Agassiz and Richards should
have ELECTED 30 little enthusiasm and pOpu-
larity. Had these lectures not occurred in
the regular course, it is questionable whether
they would not have proved heavy losses
financially to the Association. Their occur
renee in the course, while attended with in
adequate receipts, saved them from failure -
Yet to lectures Of this order must the public
look for intrinsic merit and instruction. The
experience and learning of life time of toll
and experiment are condensed into one or
two lectures, and made comprehensive and
instructive to all.
As whole, the past lecture season has
been complete success, realizing a net in
come of nearly $3.50 larger amount than
has ever been realized from any previous
course. To the press Of tho city the Commit
tee desire to make their Acknowledgements
for the many favors bestowed. Their liberal
editorial notices have largely contributed to
the succsssaof the season.
Respectfully submitted.
B. F. PEIxoTTO,
DAN. P. EELLs,
o. A. BRooKs,
Lecture Committee.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Received this day at J. r. shipherd & Co. s
one case more of those beautiful Waterford
hats for Ladies and Misses. sprl2: 147
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LICENSED CLAIM OFFIOEs
OTHvELAED, Ohio, WAsHIEeToE, D c.,
No. l Lymsn's Block, No. AS Ninth st.
Near the Court House.
We ara authorized by Government to collect
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF Cleveland.
Designated Depository and FiAcAl
Agent of the United States,
National l0.4O Five Per Cent.
Loan.

By instructions from the Secretary Of the Treas
ury, datOd March Is, '64, this Bank will receive sub
Bcriptions for the NATIONAL 1910 FIVE PER OENT.
LOAN, in coupon bopds registered certificates re-
deemed after ten and payable fory years from date
This ioan bears GOLD INTEREST, payable sEHI-AEEU-
coupon and registered bonds Of $500 and over
ard ANNUALLY on bonds Of the denomination Of 90
and 100 dollars.
In subscribing parties may either to pay the ac-
erued nterest the rst OF march to the day OF
subscription in Coin in Currency adding fifty per
cent. premium or receive bonds bearing interest
from day Of subscription. Also will allow to
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS,
AND SUB AGENTS,
the usual mmissiOR Of one eighth Of per cent
april2-I62
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DENTISTRY DIR. B. F. Robinson, Office
No. so Wood street. All kinds Of surgical
and mechanical dentistry, done in the best
manner and at low price. deczR27.
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The ladies will notice that Mrs. Shaw is
opening elegant millinery goods.
apr. 5:157.
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SALARIES OF CRY 0FT1oERs.-The City
Council last evening fixed the salaries of the
City Officers to be elected for the coming
year. The following table shows the salary
to be paid each officer and also the amount
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]. R. SHIPHERD's old friends and Gus
toners will find him at 227, Superior street,
whore he is prepared to furnish them with
every thing they may want in the way of
millinery and straw goods. mar30;146
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Proposals,
NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS

NUTIUH To UUNKhAUIUhS.--
sesled PROPOSALS will be received uRtil u OCH
H., April 18th, 1884, at the Office Of the City Civil
Engineer for the city Of Cleveland, for the follow.
ing Improvements, to wit;
For Grading Belden street.
For Grading Penn street.
For Grading and Paving the Cutters of part Of Ia
gle street.
And fer Grading and Paving Detroit street, from
Centre street bridge to HaF over street.
Plans abd specifications for the above work NAV
Be eeen q the ace of tbs City Civil Engineer The
Board OF CITY improvements invite the Submission
Of bids reserying the right to accept or reject the
s8D6-
By order Of Il Board. J. 81. sARGEHT,
arrll-iA6- City Civil EuRineer
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WILL BE SOON ISSUED.
cleveland City DlreCtory-.1S6l

ADireotoTT cOnta ming the names, residence and
occupation ofevery resident OF the city will DO ready
for delivery soon possible after the proper inrOr
nation can be obtained Several experienced Tan
vassers are engaged and the citizens nay depend
on having iult and reliable Directory the need OF
which has lOUg been felt A limited number of ad-
Vertisements will be inserted on liberal terms
" D. BAKER,
RprI1-l46 Publishers $50 Surefior street
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A CARD.-After short interruption, 1
have again opened wholesale and retail
grocery store, situated at No. 40 MerWin St.,
few doors from my old stand. Thanking
friends and old customers for their past IA
vors, I hope, by strict integrity, upright
dealing and careful attention to business, to
secure again their patronage, and shall be
most happy to attend to tue wants of as many
new faces who may think proper to give me
call. G.. Il. LITTLE, Agt.
apl6:146 No. 40 MerWin st.
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Sa-This Well known Line OF TIRSE GLASS
SCREW STHAMERS connects ct Og|. .er sburgh
with the
Rail Road fer BOsaOD
AND ALL POINTS IN new ENGLAND,
AtOaps Vincent witathe
Rail ROaSs Bst7ssn Cape " aesBt & New YsrE,
And at Oswegr, with
LINE OF FIRST OLl SO CANAL Bears
BETY EEN
oSWE9O, TROY, s LBANY &NEW YORK!
Forming DAILY LINE from:
BostOE, New " Srl, Ogdsusbureh, CaPS
vince It and OBwoEoro
oAEYBLANO, TOLEDO j DETROIT
And : TRI-WEEKLT LINE to
GHeAG0, NaTaAuKEE { INTERMEDIATE P0BTS
g ENE9s
J. MTsRkl. No. AstOr House......Eew YorF.
q BREED, "a Pearl street ........... {"
JOHN HOOKING 75Iate-St..........BOston.
GEO. A. GDD .s...... q zdensDurrh.
OhAhLE5 ALLloO n s--s-s4.-s.-..... yUsWegc.
A. =. sA1L --,-.--Care vincent.
MALAEstz q Ia 4
=. y, mAEhhM Detroit
o J. Lal;''-'.'.-..s-.' Nj lH9nkeel
PELTON BREED, AGENTs;
aDr4-B2 Cleveland.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED. pril IL,
stmr Morning Star. Yiger Detroit.
schr NanderBr, Pelton, YermilliOE, wood.
sehr Gen Scott, Drake. Toledo
scnr L B Shepard, Miller, PIT Huron, lumber.
ecoW lndustrie, Babcock, PG Clinton, plaster.
scoW Ruth, Fox, Kelly's Island limestone,
scoW Uncle sam, Sims. Detroit. lumber
scoW supply, johnson, Kelly sland, limestone,
ScoW Rescue, Porter, Kelly's Island. Ilmeslons
Tug Belle King, Buttsrheid, Toledo
O5EARED....-.--........April II,
Stmr Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit
Schr Watts sherman Burke, Detroit. coal
sehr Allen Williams. Pom 10y, Saginaw
Schr Boston, BeaIse, Sandusky.
ScoW RescUe, Porter, helly's Islond,
Scow Supply, Sohnso1, Black Biver.
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REMOVAL.
DEMOVAL.
G. T. MORSE

has removed to l0l Bsnk street next door to Ameri
can express oiice whsIe he VI Il keep the finest
stock OF TObacos, Cigars and Pipes in the city.
szs Special attention PAID to JObbing Trade.
anrlI-lAI
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EOR sALE-20 BBLs. RHODE
II Island Crossings, at ttt-Lfs
FILMING EEY'S,
a-sle lsI onslriolst.
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FOR Coughs, Colds, and TOOthache, use
Porter's Cure Of Pain. We have tried it
frequently, and found it an excellent and
reliable antidote in slI cases. TFtan5IH Dem.
oer0t.
Sold by all druggists. Price 25cts.
W. L. PcRTsR. Proprietor,
nov2:RI Cleveland, Ohio.
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WAN NTE d!
Fractional Certificates @. G. & G. Stock
HIGHEST PRICE PAID EOBg
GOLD, SILVER, 0. s. INTsT. COUPONS
AND
Canada Money,
BY E.B HALE, BAEKER,
Iii 6GperIcr-St,
WR%Agent for the purchase and sale Of
Government Bonds.
%Uncurrsnt Funds converted at Low
est Rates. febI
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mEDlGRL
1864.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

To the Citizens of OfCIcveland, o., and Vicinity
The undersigned would respectfully ask attention
70 the preparations known as
IHUNNEWELISS
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY
For all Throat and Lung Complaints
HUNREwELL's ToLU ANoDYNE.
The great Neuralgia, Rheumatic Headache. Tootb-
ache, Loss Of sleep and general Nervous Remedy.
Also for the pains in Monthly MensIIuatfou.
Perfect kelief.
HUEEEWEbIiS EbKOTRIO PILLS.
The most perfect form of Cathartie ever given to the
public, which require more than two and set
dom but one for dosss act Without gripping, and
cure
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Billfoasaess, liver Ocna
plants, Piles. worms and ali Judgements Of
the stomach and Bo-, els
The above PrsTsEatio3s. Of tuoh uubsundsd rspus
are used hy. great numb RS OF Physfcians ana prices
~ -, es ~, u - ~ worthy the attention oi inYa-
ture in me1io5y ~ 7-1
VII %witaoss esorting to tho common method oi eol-
in- h y .dvsrtising, would ask cOnndenee 10 test
'-aNA' shch will be sacred.
JOHN l.. HUNNBWELL, Proprietor,
Practical Chemist, boston, Mass.
For sale by wholesale and re all dealers
The greatest freedom OF Correspondence Echc1ted-
Sold in cleveland By Geo. W clark SroDg Arm
strong, Ben on Brohers, Churchill Brothers, A. W.
ROek, e. W. Ssekrider, h y. 6aJ lord.
mfr3l- E2inthsat&wy
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FIFTH WARD.-The Committee for the
relief of soldiers families, consisting of the
following named gentlemen and ladies, are
one and slI requested to meet at the office Of
Joseph Perkins, Tuesday evening, April
18th. at Z O'clock. and prompt TO time:
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE CLEVE-
LAND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
rHE ELECTION OF FoFFIoERs.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE MEETING.
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G7S no $50 PER MONTH.-THB

MIl gLOV : = y e :, 1io,,,,r ,a1t
Agent in each county, to saeit orders Tor their
new 81 8 Machine, with gauge W-drtver and ex-
tra needles We will pay liberal salary ana tG-
penBes, give large commission, For particulars,
terms &C., enclose a stamp, and address T. 3 Psgei
Toledo, O., Gen1 Agent for the United states.
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g @ s T On
AND ALL FONTS IN
New England, New York and sac Vest
with Promntnass. Cars and pianatch
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MTANTED-A GIRL WHO UN-
w dsrseands general homework. and is good
Cook. Good recommendations required. Enquire
AZ Iaadnr Of7ca art.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-12

TOR RENT-GAYLoRD's Block
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-12

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