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To PEuTERs.-For sale ct this office, an
orcutt Card Press, in good condition, and
capable Of as good work as can be done on
any press made. Size, inside Of chase, AK
5Z inches. VIII be sold cheap. Also, 6
Diamond Press Wilrprint half sheet letter.
Specimens Of work done on the card press
within the past week, will be sent to any one
Wishing them. feb2O;l4O
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-22

eaERIFT LEWIS IEJUEEp.-Y esterdsy
NOR ming, as Sheriff Lewis was driving up
Su periOr street, in company with another
6 IntIeman, bolt came out Of the thills Of
= ais buggy and they fell, startling the horses.
Mr.. Lewis in springing to the ground was
thrown upon his face, ipjuring him severely.
The gentleman with him was unhurt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-22

SPECIAL SESSION OF TIE POLICE OoUAT:
"A special session Of the Police Court will
be held at nine o'clock this morning. ias the
trial of several important cases are set Tor
that time. Allen Ellsworth and Jenny Els
worth are to bo tried for keeping, and hVs
girls for residing in, house Ofili-fsms' Clara
Knapp and five girls are also to be tried on
similar charges. A number Of misosllans-
ouE oaHea are set for trial.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-22

TaE LEvER OF LILLIPUT.-The first Of
the exhibitions given BY Tom Thumb and
party-Mrs. Tom, Commodore Mutt and Miss
Lavinia Wsrren,-Wsrs attended last night
By crushing thrOng, who with the grsstest
eagerness aocked to look at the party Of ma
tuTs,s marYels, We hsys no doubt that these
entertainments viii be NEST successful ones.
They will be continued for several days, and
are given thrice day ViE,, eleven in the
morning, three in the sfternoon, aud nine in
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-22

DEATH OF Mr.. GAKBLH.-Ne regret to
learn that the Hon. james Gamble, member
of tie Board Of Public Works, dIed on Fri
day evening last, at the GOOdsle House. Co
lumbES. Mr.. Gamble WAS So years Of sge.
He was an upright and able officer, good
citizen snd = noble man. He was respected
and loved. by s very wide circle of friends.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-22

CAUSING DEsERTIoAs.-Two men named
Erasmus and William HalmOn, were arrest
Dd on Saturday, by Dsputy United States
N Arshsl Simmons, at Newton Falls, Trum-
b all county, charged With suticing soldiers to
desert. They were tried by Commissioner
White yesterday afternoon.
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CHICAGO mARKRF.
Especial to the Cleveland LRADER.l
a.

Especial to the Cleveland LRADER.l
CHICAGO, March 2l.
ReceIpts-Hogs, 1891; besves, gO3
Live HOGs-Market active and firm. Sales ct
o6 5Ge1T,5O chiefly at 6S597,35.
Beef CaILlo- Quiet. Sales OF common at s2,509
A. 90, and fair 10 prime at q, ,5Oer5F0
Whoat-Firm and active at d, I,l41ff1l, IAN for No.
/ and 81 ,09z69l, ,09A for No.
Corn-0Id corn hrm at s9d9no for No l. New &c
higher. saes No l at s., and No at 70.
Oalg-.lc higher and heavy. Sales No. at 655<9
sc. chiefly at &C.
Ryo-Dult
BarIey-Quiet at sl,I791, ,Is for No 2.
PrOVisiOnB-Ftrm.
P0RK-Sales Country Mess 5000.
BEEF BAMs-lOH@llc; loose picked l2c.
BACON -l4gsl551o-ths latter for canFassed.
NESS BEEF-Held firm 1t $500, and extrB mess at
eH, ,5O-buyers at sl2 50 and Sl4.
i4ARD-Dull and lover. Sales OF prime steam at
closing tirm at SC.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-22

The INTERNAL RzVEHUE TAXES FoR FEB-
RULRY, 1854, are due, and must be paid by
the last of March. The law requires the
payment of the taxes between the goth and
last of every month for the preceding calen-
dar month and the order is imperative on
the Collector to report to the Commissioner,
on the first day Of every month, all taxes
which were net paid prior to that day. Tax
payers will see the importance of Punctusl
payment; and they may save themselves
time by paying at an early day instead Of
waiting till the last days. Distillers, Coal
Oil Distillers, Brewers, Railroad Companies,
&e, are required to make special reports
and payments, as heretofore. Office open
from to 3. United States Treasury Notes,
and National Bank Notes, only, received.
RICHARD G. PARSONS,
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WANTR u DI
LOCAL NOTICES,

AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es.
TATE ON EUCLID STREET.-We shall sell 81
auction to the highest bidder on the premises
on Thursday, the S4th day of March, 1854
at 10 o'clock A. N, the lot on Euclid street
next west of the residence recently occupied
by VIM. Price, being on the south side Of
Euclid street, near Perry, the lot being lOC
feet front on Euclid and 200 feet deep. Termr
of sale Ons-third down, balance in 1, and
years, with interest.
mr22:I4S o. CUTTER i SON.
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RELIGIOUS MEETINGS IN PAIEEsvTLLE.-
An interesting series Of religious meetings
is in progress in PainesvilIs in the Church Of
Disciples, conducted by Elder AS. Hayden,
in connection with Elder Cooley, the pastor.
MeAtings every night this week.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-22

GENERAL ToN THUMB and lady appeared
in our streets yesterday afternoon In their
cOach, drawn by four fine herses, all on the
the ssms LilIiputian scale as the owner.
The sight occasiOnsd some little excite
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-22

NmE hundred dozen Pine Linen Cam
brsck Bordered and Hem stitched Handker-
chiefs; also a fine assortment Of Magenta
SILK Hsndkerchisfs. just received at Mott 4
Haights, Ee. 1875 Bank street, opposite We'd
dell House. moh19:143
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0EE MORE RALLY FOR THE FoURTH
WARD.-A meeting Of the citizens Of the
Fourth Ward was held at the Engine House
on Huntington street, on Saturday evening.
DR.. J. h. Marshall was appointed Chairman,
and L. F. MslIsn, Secretary.
By calculation it was found thst the Fourth
Ward had only about twenty men to furnish,
on the Presidents last call, and the commit
tee have had the offer of men enough to I'LL
the quota, provided the money could be
r.(ised 70 pay them at once.
On motion of D. H. DangIer, Esq, the
following names were added to the Commit
tee of Solicitation:
John HOyt, W. E. Pardse, Captain Smith
night, L. F. Msllen, George Burnham, Chss.
Woodward, Taylor Emerson, D. n. EasOn,
James Dsnham, Louis WentE, 6. F. VIII
Hams, L. Emerich.
This committee will call on the citizens
within day or two, to raise the required
amount to fill the quota. This is the last
appeal, and the committee trust it will be
responded to promptly. The citizens of the
Fourth Ward will never allow any drafting
done in their ward. The secret of their sue
cess in filing their quota so promptly here
tofOrs, has been in their commencing in sea-
son, and raising the money 80 promptly.
Now that they have an opportunity to furn-
ish the men at low rate, don't fail to
furnish the committee enough to do it. The
Fourth Ward don't know any such word as
draft.
The committee will report at the same
place on Wednesday evening. Let It be q
rOusiag meeting.
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FHE ARABs.-The performance Of these
remarkable shsikhs, ct the Academy Of Au-
sic, yesterday evening, attracted another big
audience, and the dash and insOueiGHcs Of the
exhibition, its wonderful aud unparalleled
fsats, drew from them the hsartieSt
expressions of delight and sPPrO7
baton We regret very much that these
daring "Chlidren of the Desert" must lssTs rs
this week. and Of to PittsburghI
"Two in the Morning." was handsomely
rendered. Mr.. Childers' fsats in haEdling
the musket were really wonderful. The bills
announce most attractive programme, and
We look for another big house at the Acade-
my of Music tonight.
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CITY NEWS.

FoH SALE CHEAP.-Psriies having spare
funds which they wish safely to invest, are
requested to read an adVertisemsntin in snoth-
er column, headed For Sale Very Cheap"
signed William B. Castle, Agent The prop
erty is psying good percentages.
mar1g
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-22

DovEH, DowE, DowE The thermometer
stood night before last, at loo above zero.
Truly this is having "winter in the lap Of
spy ing"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-22

OPENING SUPERIOR STREET.-The Ohio
S,nste has passed q bill to authorize the au"
thOrities of Cleveland to open Superior street
through the May property.
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LOCATION OF OUR Fab BUILDINa.-Our
Sanitary Fair building, the last relic Of our
Fair, so fast disappearing from our eyes, is
to be erected on the d" Allegheny Diamond"
in Allegheny City. The Pittsburgh Gazette
says:
The Pittsburgh and Manchester Passenger
Railway cars run past the spot every Few
minutes, and we have no doubt but the COM
pany will use all the resources at their com
msnd To meet the increased travel upon their
road.
The main structure, which Is to be one
hundred feet square, and surmounted BY an
imposing dome, will be located on Federal
street, on the site of the old Market House,
the wings extending into the public squares
at either side. The building will be renewed
from Cleveland to Allegheny at as early a
e day as possible, and its erection immedi-
ateIy commenced. The different committees
should 70 earnestly to work, and endsavor
to make the coming Fair one of the finest
evsr held. They can rely upon the co-oPera-
and generous support Of our citizens.
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REPORT OF THE ExEoUrIvE COMMITTEE
appointed by the West Side Soldiers Fsmi-
ly Relief Association, to replenish their
Treasury.
From Fair held at the Armory on Pearl
street, commencing January, Is, 1854:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-22

HAWKS sends us the latest Cincinnati
papers. He has on hand at 225 Superior
street the latest, freshest, and most read
able Newspaper matter.
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NoT1oE.-There will be an examination
of applicants for positions in the Public
Schools of Cleveland, at the East High
School House, on Saturday, March 20, 1854,
at nine O'Clock A. N. mar92:14S.
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n J "a hHhU q ONl,I UAHkIIGB, 80
y euperior-S St., pay the highest PreToium Tor
cold, Silver and Canada Money and take uncurren
ulnneV At lowest rates Of discount.
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WAHrED.-A Pianist to travel with GEN.
ersl Tom Thumb. Apply at Box ONCE,
Brainard's Hall, this Tuesday, morning,
bstWesn and 10 O'Clock. mar ss.l4s.
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SANFORD & Co., 164 Superior street, up
stairs, are receiving more Of those splendid
Linderman & Sons and Linstedt pianos,
unequallsd by anything in the market.
They also have good second hand BOndoit
piano for eaIe at q bargain. mFl6:I43
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B EN- OV AL!

John P Ross, deft Before Daniel Stephan, Justice
against Of the Peace Of Cleveland
F. W. Rush, pl'h. J Twp. Cuyahoga county. ..
ON THE 8TH DAY OF MARCH,
~ A. D. 1854, said Justice issued an order Of At
taohment in the above action for the sum Of twenty
aiK dollars and fifty three cents.
G. L IHGERSOLL,
Attorney for PIatntif.
Cleveland. March 8. 1894 marl5.I4s
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@. g. BRUCE.
LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES
ClEgHI.AED, Ohio, HAsRIRerON, D. O.,
No. Iymsn's Block, No. AS Ninth ST.
Near the Court House.
We are authorized BY Government to collect
500 Bounty
due discharged soldiers; also, the widow, chil-
drsa, md rghtfdl heirs ofsll deceased soldiers
sloo
- which every discharged soldier was dis
ablsdin the serEice, Is entitled. Also, PensioAs
b1 soldieFs' widows, children, mothers or or
phaR sisters, ~ they are severaIly EMIT led un,
81 the law. Also,
Back PGy
hus discharged soldiers or reg1sned eHacsp },
promptly collected, or casked> Also,
Prize WSneT.
Money due enlisteS three months mfn
money due teamstsrss and every other clais Of
caAiras growing Cut Of this or any otherwar.
We also pay special attention TO
PATKNTss
ErAvsld Claim and PatoHs AsoUTs who
are msa Licensed
Ne rublish atm sOLDuR's FRU1D," paper
. mach interest," to soldiers Gnd their hsirs-
asnd rs yoar name and stamp, and we will send
aeopy fEas; OK twelve copies, one each month,
nnf 3 eez57-
lBa yDuE business shai- have prompt attention.
E0os legi end no charge until after We have SC
.SSSIio 0. 6. BRUCE.
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RIVER FHozEE.-The cold Of night before
Iast was 80 intense that the ouyahogs was
frozen over yesterday morning.
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DEHT1sTRX-Dr. B. 7. Robinson, ofics
so Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
nsr and at low price. dso9R9F
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March 21:14sdGw.

HARNESS, HARNESS, HAREEss.-The old
harness shop Of Christian i Marshall may
be found for the present at No. 1875 Seneca
street, two doors north of Champlain street.
unorcb 10. TA3
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ONE HUNDRED AND FTTEEE Dozen Gents
Alexander's kid gloves received this day at
Mott 4 Hsights' Gents Furnishing EmpOri-
um, No. 1913 Bank Street, opposite the We'd
dell House.
marl9:I43.
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BROWN THE FoRaEH.-Our readers will
remember the arrest in this city Of Brown,
the noted thief, on charge Of forgery, q week
or two ago. The Pittsburgh Gazette gives
following account of him:
Samuel N. Brown, who was connected
with Edward Eckor in the forgery on the Al
leeheny Savings Bank seme months since,
was arrested in Cleveland, on Tuesday, by
John N. Frazee, City Marshal. Since the
discovery of the forgery, Brown has been di-
vidinR his time between Columbus and Cleve-
land. While in Columbus he Represented
himself to be disc. areed soldier from the
d23d PennsyIvsnia Regiment, Colonel
CIark's) and through false representations
succeeded in having himself attached to the
Commissary Department Of the camp at that
place. He paid 3 visit to Cleveland on Mon
day, and during the day was arrested for act
ing disorderly in the streets, and taken to
the lock up, where he was recognized by
Marshal Frazes from Photographic likeness
of him which had been sent to Cleveland by
Mayor Alexander. The authorities at Cleve-
land tslegrsphed to the Mayor the fact Of
his arrest, and High Constable Will visited
that city on Wednesday, and returned with
the prisoner yesterday.
We understand that Brown pleads guilty
to the charge, but endeavors to throw the re-
sponsibiIity Of the forgery upon Eckor. He
was committed to jail yesterday for a hear
ing on Thursday week. The officers con-
neotsd with the affair are deserving Of much
praise for the mastery manner in which the
arrest was made,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-22

LUBIN's Perfumes for seven shillings.
Pure Wines, Brandies, etc., at Halls HOmeo-
pathic Pharmacy, No. II Public Square.
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LKeAL 1NTsLL1eENoH.
Court d Camnon PIeas--Monday.

BEFoRE JUDeK CoFFIEBERRY.-The case OF
Blish, GsrliSk & Co. "a. the propeller TiOga
has bssn postponed until this morning on sc-
count Of the illness of Mr.. Backus, who is
one Of the counsel.
BRFoRE JUDGE FooTE.-In Courtroom No.
2, the case of Crawford ct al. vs. the city Of
ClsvsIand,-a petition in error from the PO-
lice Court,-was argued to the Court on the
part of the plaintiffs, by Msssrs. Wiley and
Carey. ]. C. Grannis, City Attorney, will
argue the case for the defendant this NOR
ming.
The case Of Ransom Cole us. Constant Bry-
sn was on trial in this Court, on 8 motion to
dissolve an injunction from the Summit
County Common Pleas. Mckinney and Bald
win appear for plaintiff, Judge Constant Bry-
an IN person for the defendant. The srgu-
mont for the defendant was heard yesterday.
BEFoRE JUDGE BoLToE.-The divorces case
of Emily S. Blanchard vs. Perry s. Blanch-
ard was argued to the Court yesterday, L. ].
Rider appearing for the plaintiff and no de-
fsnse being offered. The grounds laid
were adultery and wiIful absence. A decree
was given for the plaintiff, with change of
name and alimOny of 800.
POLICE CoURT.-The docket yesterday
shows about the usual run of drunks, &C.,
&c.
Priscilla Wood, keeping house of ilI-fame,
case continued.
James Kelly, petit larceny, continued to
March 2sd.
Thomas N. Davis, keeping a gambling
house, fined $50 and costs.
CLARA Knapp, keeping house of iIl-fame,
judgment suspended until March 2sth.
Matilda Turner, Margaret scanIsn, Eliza
beth Clifford, Amelia Smith and Alice Grey
residing in house of ilI-fame, Judgment sus-
pended until March 2Sth.
Ira Simpson, George Bodd, Harrison Gro
ser, Edward Duffy, Benjamin Clark, Andrew
Smith, visiting such houses, fined each SIC
and costs:
VIM. Murphy, resisting officer, fined SIC
and costs.
VIM. Clifford and VIM. Pitts, for gambling,
fined $40 and costs.
Sarah Smith, petit larceny, fined the costs
Margaret VOItz, permitting premises to be
used as q house of in-fame, continued to
March 2sth. This is another charge from
the one for which she was fined on Saturday.
James DsIy, petit larceny, fined costs.
Henry Townsend, violating bridge Ordi-
nance, $5 and costs.
Lewis French, assault and battery, .fned
the costs.
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8UsIHEss EOTIGEs.

f FLAGS AND BANNERs.I
Orders promptly filed. Address
G. ". CR0WELL h 90,
.naala glI superior-st., Cleveland, Ohio.
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s. J. LEWIS, Treasurer.
C. R. EVAFF, Secretary,

The week during which the above Fair
was held, we had the seveFest snow storm of
the season, preventing the running Of the
street railroad cars. Only few friends on
this side could attend. If repeated, be sure
to haye good weather. As it was, We con-
slider It quite q saeoess. meh2l:143
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FINAN DIAL.

y. I. MONEY lIARKRF-Mnrch 81.
I8T FELasRAPH.l
MOney-Active and steady at per cent.
Sterling Exohangs-Quiet and firm at 1870
III.
GoId-Firmsr. Opening at slX, advancing to
l62H, decling TO 1852, advancing to l6SA, and eosing
firm ct l65%9l65A.
GOVoFnmenE StOoka-MArket firm. United
States Skies OF 1881, coupons, ll24; Fve-twenties
coupons, lO9SmI0; seven-thirty Treasury notes
October and april ll24.
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MW YORK MARkEE- March 81.
iHY FULUaRkPBl

NEW YORK. MAHkEE- March 81.
iBI FILBeRAPH.l
Flour Common and mediLm grades a shade
nrmer, and rather more doing. SAFES at q, 1897 20
for round hooped ohio: and t7,25Gs,25 for trade
brands. Market closed steady
Whisky-Batber stsHdior at 90hg9io for State,
and &c for Western.
WheaI-Dull and nominal at 81 6O@I,63 for Chi
eago spring and Milwaukee club: el,6I9el SO for
winter Ted western 81 So for old winter rcd West
ern.
COrn-On'y limited business doing, and market
heavy aT d declining New yellow Jersey, Pennsgl-
Vania snd southern 81 ,Z3 rs old shipping mixed
Western nominal at about 81 rs
OatB-MRrket dnll at ss01s9Hc cash for West
ern.
Pork quiet and prices favor buyers. Sales at p22
for mess S2l 5O1f2,OO old do; s23,l2<02S rs new do
als 2SG2n2s Tor old and new prime; s3 6O22 90 for
prime mess.
Beef-Quiet at o. 50@9.OO for country mess; $500
6600 country prime; Sl0.s0ml6,OO for repaok ed
mess and SIC .O0sl3l7 90 fer extra mes.
Bacon Sides-ModerateIy active at 1850 for
Western Cumberland cut; l.4@nE Ter do short
ribbed l2A no short clear.
Lard-Qutet at l2&Bls4c-the latter an extreme
Burter-Firm at 2s@s2c for Ohio and ss@47o for
State.
CEeese-Firm at l59lsc for common to prime.
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FOE Coughs, Colds, and TOOthsChe, use
Porter's Cure of Pain. We have tried it
frequently, and found it an excellent and
reliable sntidote in all .-TrumbTgD DEM
Oer0t.
Sold By all druggists: Price 25ots.
W. L. PORFER, Proprietor,
nov7:RI Cleveland, Ohio.
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TOR SALE-THE FOLLOWING

UnOI0E BUILDING LOTS.-9s feet iront on
Euclid and Prospect ss 10 rots east Of Case Avenue
either front sold separate and more front to be OBJ
tanned II 80 cezired.
lIe feet Iront on Euclid and Prospect-Sts., rods
west OF Case Avenue. to be sold in one lot
90 feet front by l75 feet deep south side of Pros
psct-st-, between Granger aud Ches saire-sts
e test front By l32 feet deep the south side of
4F11kliu-5t, q fer rods west Of Reservoir.
An Of the above property IS offered on the moAs
reasonable terms. Apply at The ofics Of BackuB 4
msriEic '-''-- ". G. WILLIAMS.
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- No extra charge made for packages or carriage
70 railroad depots or boats. ALI articles warrant
ed strictly prime and equal 20 anything in the State
Orders promptly filed. Our sugar-cured Hams and
kettle-rendsred Lard took the first premium at the
late Ohio State Fair. Rose 3 PREHTISs,
Nos. l42, I4s and I46 Ontario-st., Cleveland,
fulyl.R78
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Companies B and G 20th Regiment, o. V.
n. donated the use of their armory for the
week during which the Fair was held.
The Cleveland Gas Company donated
$500 feet of gas, the amount consumed.
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TO LET.

DOOM 40x69; ROOM 30X40-
\ NAV be used for manufacturing m o. Cl,thing -
For Rentby [mArI2l JnO. G. JENNINGS.
OECOND, THIRD AND FOURTH
Floors, 6OxbO, in Brick Building on Superior
ST., TO rent by JHO, G. JENNINGS.
QUITE OF OFFICES ON FIRST
~ for Atwatsr Building. For rent by
Eaarl5 JN0 G JENNINGS.
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RESH HOPs-FoR FAKTLY UsE.
Tor EAis bY
- CHURCHILL RRoTHER,
t1hl3 .I2s Ontari0-zt
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ID. w. GAGR,

licensed war Claim Agent.
ss7Sss1 Bo=1Tles, PenHions, BACK Pay Priss on ~
- and other War Claims.
-Rszoasl Attention IL given 70 tie prosssvtion
q Oi4lms h the Departments at Waskiagton.
: 1rAn persons having Claims Ss,ouid Gspzy iu.1s-.
Scls O by letter, ct once, and they WI receive
- 49, ID. w. GlGR,
ogsi@R8 lss Bupsrior-st., OsVeiand, o.
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A RTILLERY HORSES WANT
~ Cd tor tn Army. DARK colors, from 1869 to
~ pounds weight, 70 g years old via pay
oi Per had Tor horses Of the above olass thsL viii
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-22

GoHEFEEE II TRoUBLE-A few nights
sgO young lady of this city asked her be-
trOthsd, who was calling on her, whore his
hair dressing Was done.
"At GOettIer's" he responded, Zone door
south Of the Angler HOussen trance, on Bank
street."
The next day GOettIsr wts surprised by
visit from this young lady, who with min
gled tears and threats demanded that he
should never do any more work for her lover.
f'BsfOre he came here" sbS added, "I had
him to myself: but now all the girls in town
are after him.
GOsttIsr was of course terribly agitated.
It is not true, however, that he has left town.