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CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-The case Of
Irwin vs. McGee, in which the defendant
was on Friday brought up for contempt of
court, in moving upon and occupying piece
Of land against tho Injunction of the court,
Was yesterday settled by the parties.
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RRAINARD'S HALL. s9sa
Wednesday Eve, April 27th, Is
TIE HOFFaAa's, from EIblo's Concert Saloon,
Br- adEay, Few York,
GRAND CONCERT,
Tonr' Spring of 1854, Madame CHARLOTTE
VARIAN,

The beaUtiu and popular PTima Donna. and Ed
ward Hoffman, the eminent Eisnist and poser
Admission % cents Reserved seats without extra
charge Tickets may be obtained and seats secured At
Brainard'5 Music store, commence at g A. NJ Non
day morning. Full psFticlars in PrOgrsmms.
H.E, PAEmEhEE, Agent. 4
Madame Vsriau, the charming Prima Donna -
IL is with pleasure announce the coming u this
iadr 10 our citizens. There s artist who e more
welcome II our musical folks than Madame Varinu-
hsr concerts iat fall have been iorgot by
citizens and thay viii be eager again secure sssf
10 listen once more to those sterliug strains, which
none but Madam Eafiaq can give. Their success in
New York. DARN 2 tbs winter has been immsnse.-
Mr., HOfman he's sl,ks b7en addirg new lauIeIs to
MS already veil care cd fame and we feel sure our
citizens sii not be backward IN rsstfying their ce
light at the SUCCESS Of their fsyOritis.
apr2l-l45
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PORT o. CLKYKLANp.

EHTERED D.....-.-..-. 3
StmT Morning Star. Viger Detroit
Prop Michigan, Rollo, Ogdensburgh.
Prop Tioga, Waterbury, nuakirk.
Prop Acme. Ha haway. Buffalo.
Prop Atlantic, Pratt. Buffalo.
Prop Prairie State Williams Ogde densburgh.
Prop Susquehanna, Brown, Buffalo
Prop Olesn, Drissoll. Dnnkirk.
Bark Golden West Cary, buffalo.
schr Atmosphere. Anderson, Buffalo 500 bbls salt.
schr COmely, PaDers, Buffalo
Schr Hypben- Bofhwou PufalO, 500 bbIs salt
schr Co7Per, Hsrney, Ogdens5urgh, 800 tons iron
ore
Schr G O Duer. Palmar Erie.
schr hdsms, Bennett Huron.
Schr EJnparetl, Finley. Ryerss Greek.
schr MedburY. Warn-r. Kin gstOn, 20 tons iron
Sohr Etnsi johnson, Kingston
OIEA RED. D.............. April Is.
Stmr Morning star, Viger Detroit
Pop Acme, Hathaway, Toledo
Prop Prairie state, Williams, Chicago.
Prop SrsquehaHns, Brown, SanduskY.
Prop Olesn, Driscol Sandusky
Prop 0nlar Pasha Evans, ToedO
Bark bafIrinier. Rumage, Chicago, $50 tons coal
Schr adams, Rennett- huron.
Sohr Miami, PEN ingtOn. Chicago, 900 tons coat
Schr MlddieseJ, Davis, Buffalo. s59 tons coal
schr Hyphen Blthwell, Chicago. $50 tons coal.
schr King Martin, Milwaukee, SO tons coal.
seow Black Rover, Sherwood, Ashtabuia
Seew Back Sven, Fitch. Elsck River.
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ST. GEORGES SOCIETY," AENIvERsARY.-
The Festival and Anniversary ofst. Georges
Society came of at Chapin's Hall last eve
ming. 1t was one Of the plessantest ami
verssries which We have ever attended. The
supper was fine, the music excellent, and
the speaking of ths best order. We shall
give fuller report tomorrow morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-26

CHAPrEB IX-THE SMASH UP
When 1 woke up In the moruiRe
Tie Train standing still;
On one side saw a river,
On thu other s steep hill.
sHNoW wonder, WhEt in thunder"
said 1, ''can the matter bs1i
Az Op8ned wide the window
And looked Out that might see %
Then heard the clank OF hammers
Saw men rushing to and fro;
"AhI' said, "here's some detention"
And to SEQ it did go,
But did not have to go far
Ere sight ] did behold;
A sight ne'er had seen before
And made my blood run cold.
Right before me on the raiIroad,
And net twenty rods ahe@d,
Was freight trsin smashed to pieces,
And al cd COW lying dead
"Iell ne, please, sir what's the matter :"
said L 10 man quite near,
matter 2 .aid he, "there is plenty,
We must stop six hours here"
There were h1gsheads OF tobacco,
Ann dead hogs lying or the ground
bnfar, fionr, GOai and Bacon
In prOiusion scattered round.
Mon were busy moving Fubbish,
Some we're busy laying track,
And "a / was only IN their way
To the cars soon went back.
Oh the grumbling and the growing,
That in the cars met,
It vas laushsble TO hear it.
And never shall forget.
some sere fret ling for their breakfast,
Others that they were not home,
While some sEOTe that, on that RaiIrosd
Never more that way Ould come.
And ish 10 inform our numerous friends and
the public that sill offer the largest and best as
sOrtmentos
READY MADE CLOTHING
In the CITY Of Cleveland Our stock Of Cloths Uss-
simeTes, Yestings and Military Goods Of all descrip-
tioas, is very large, Call ct
LgsSc a. Tssss'5 Union Hail,
sole Agency fOr thssslo OF Singers Celebrated soyiaa
HacbinBJ, StoTT's Auto-rn5ol Freshman, sps
5trong 9 Parent Army BED Trunk.
50 Corner Superior snd uaf9E-a
- EooE eHt t0- the qFANTg feb7g
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TIE TWENTY TY-NIETH.-Considersb stir
was created among the " Twenty nine-sters"
yesterday by "0rder number H." No
special order has as yet, hewevsr, been is
sued from the 29th headquarters, though one
may be looked for to-day or tomorrow.
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dan hilIed---The Police on the Track Oi
the AIurderers---They have not yet been
Arrested.
Late on Saturday night last, another
bloody and disgracsfuI ARRAY occurred, in the
village of Bedford, resulting in the death of
ono of the parties to the quarrel. The facts
of the case, as We learn them at the police
headquarters, are as follows: A number of
Irishmen hsd collected at the house of Will
liam Sheridan, and were engaged in card
playing or rafting, for the possession of a
watch. Sheridan came in and on discover
ing what they were about objected to it from
some reason or other. A fraoss resulted, as
all the party were considerably in liquor, and
one Of the men struck Sheridan blow with
a stick of wood, above the temple, mashing
in the forehead. Sheridan died almost i'm
msdiatsly, only speaking once after he was
struck.
An inquest was held on the body, and the
jury found the following verdict; That Sher-
idsn's death was caused by blow from q
club, struck by LaWranee 0'Brisn.
The parties present who are implicated in
the transaction are Lawrance o'Brian, Henry
O'Brian, Thomas Helpin and Jerry Ryan.
None Of them have been arrested. The pO-
lice are busiIy engaged in searching for
them.
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HORSE STEALEG.-A gentleman nsmed
Morse, residing in Madison, Lake county,
lost a fine, black horse on Saturday night
last. The proprietor tracked tho horse and
the hOrse-thief to WiIlOughby, where he lost
all traces of both.
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@ATTENTIOH Co. q, 29rH REar. N. G.
You are hereby notified to attend at the
Armory, this tuesday, evening, at IL
O'Clock, in full uniform. Let every member
be present, as business of Importance will
come before the meeting.
By order of Commandant,
apr26-I4S JIM. GATES, 1st Sergt.
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Ale and POrter-in good demand. We quote
Present use Xxx Ale tsGO; Stock xxx. sI0fa to s17
90; Kennett sl2,O0; Ps'e Cream 5000 Porter $40
Half and quarter barrels in proportion.
HIRIG-Steady at 81, IS per bushel
Hops-Range at 25ss5o, according to quality.
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p Z. s@O0K mAEzEr-ApriI %.

StasigH-Better and ective.
CHICAGO ard Northwrstsrn 63. Alton and Terrs
Hs1te 75z, do preferred 50 Pittsburgh. Forc Wayne
and Chicago l29, Toledo and WABASH ~. Mllwaukea
and Prairie du Cnien "A. Chicago Burlington and
Quincy l4lf Cleveland and Tnledo I521s Chicsgo and
Rock Island l2O%, Pacific Mail IN Erie preferred
I09A, Hud-On i4S. Harlem 229, Reading l43 Michigan
central 47, Michigan Southern lc4 Illinois Central
scrip l36, Cleveland and Pittsburgh IlsA, Gafena
and Chicago ls24, Eric ils4. New York Central
1898. Ohio and Mississippi certificates So Missouri
tiicates Qszf
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Grand Masonic Promenade to be given
at the Metropolitan Hall sp the 23d of May
next. The committee promises a splendid
affair, for which timely notice will be given.
The committee consisting as follows: W. E.
Ambush, CsYens, Starkey Hunt and q. Hart.
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CITY NEWS.

TIE S7rH OHIo.-This regiment rendeE.
vOused yesterday at Camp Cleveland. They
will leave soon for the front, as they are un-
der orders to report at Cairo on the first of
NAV,
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BLAEKs.-We shall, in futureI keep on
hand full assortment of legal blanks of
every description, printed in good style and
upon good stock.
The attention of dealers and others is res
pectfully invited. Terms reasonable. Or
dsrs by mail promptly attended to.
E. CowLEs & Co.
April "A, 1854.
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SECOND NATI0NAL BANK,
or Cleveland,
designated Depository and Fiscal
Agent Of the United States,
National 10.40 Five Per Cent.
Loan.

By instructions from the Secretary o. the Treas
my daiod March 2, 81 this Bank will receive sub
LOky, in coupon bonds or registered certificates
deemed after ten and payable forty yrsTs from date
in coin.
This tcan bears GOLD INTEREST, payable sEMI-AEEU-
couTon and registered bonds of $500 and
snd ANNUALLY on bonds Of the denomination Of 50
and loo dollars.
IN subscribing parties may either TO pay the sc-
crued interest om the first of march to the day OF
subscription in Coin in Currency adding fifty per
osEt. premium or receive bonds bearing interest
from day Of subscription. Also will allow to
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS,
AND SUB AGENTS,
the u-us c. mmssiOR Of one eighth Of one per cent
april2-l62
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A PLEASANT ATFAIR.-Lsst Saturday
evening, while Messrs. S. c. & E. W. Brooks
were engaged paying in of their hands, the
junior member of the firm was very agree
ably surprised by the presentation of a
handsome, gold-hesded rosewood cane, from
the employees of the establishment. It
bore the following inscription:
Presented to
z. W. BROOKS
By the
KNPLo YEEs
Of the late firm Of
S. @. & E. ". BROOKS,
April 2sd, 1864.
The presentation speech was made BY Mr..
William Smith, one Of the Oldest of the en-
ployees. Mr.. Brooks returned thanks as
well as he was able, completely surprised as
he was by the unsxpsctedness of the gift.
He soon goes to ST. Paul, MINI, and expects
to make that city bis residence for the pre-
sent. We trust that his stay there may be
successful, and also that his return here
may be speedy, for Mr.. Brooks is one of our
most valuable citizens.
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T0Ns0RIAL.

Manufacturer of al kinds Of WIGS. including the
celebrated
IL u SION WIG,
that resembles Nature to defy the closest soruti
ny. very large and beautiful stock Of LONG HAIR
drought by the proprietor from Europe,)
FOR SWITCHES AND BRAIDS.
The finest assortment ever seen in this City.
Ladies Front Pieces and Half Wigs,
In every style with all Improvements.
SETS OF CURLS, made from French Natural
Ourled Hair, Cguaranteed.)
EEgens DcUbLe & Triple Bot0s, Waterfalls, Se.
Made by the advertiser, equal to those imported.
Ladies BrRids made into any kind OF Head Dress or
Bow without injury 10 Switch.
LADIES, HAIR DRESSING in the most
prevailing and fashionable styles.
oS-All work warranted d represented
hot and 00LD bATHs At al hour. dec1s
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LOCAL NOTICES,

New Dime Novels, late Magazines and
Monthly Novelties for sale at Bakers.
apr26:I49.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


EMPIRE MINING CoMPAEY.-A meeting
of the shareholders of the above Company
will be held on Thursday, June I'd, at
O'Clock, P. NJ, at the Office of C. A. Read &
Co., Cleveland, Ohio, for IsVying an assess
msnt on the stock, and for the election of
officers.
ap25-et4w L.W. FoaD, Secretary.
GREATEST IMPROVEMENT OF THE AGE.-
Green's patent metallic heel and counter for
boots and shoes, manufactured and sold by
William E. Stewart, Grand Rapids, Michi-
gan.
I. C. Stewart, general agent, is stopping at
the City Hotel, where he will sell shop rights
and take orders for the heel and counter.
apr76149
HARPER, Atlantic, Cooley, Eclectic, Ar
thur, Home, Lady's Friend, Bsllou's and
others, all for May, at Bakers. apT26:14S.
LTsLIEs, Independent, Harper's Wsel ly,
Home Journal, Wavsriy Magazine, and other
late papers, for sale at Bakers, 259 Superior
street, and los Public Square. apr26;l4S.
FARHswoETH' patent Manglsr can be
seen in successful operation at the Wedden
House Laundry. Call in and sec it.
aprZlsl4o
The West Side Street Cars will leave
every ten minutes from AtWatsr Block, foot
Of Superior street. apr20:14s.
FoR Plumbing, Gas Fitting and Fix
lures go to MoGarveys, opposite the PostOf-
fee, agent for the celebrated lava tip gas
burner. spr20:l49.
FOR SALE very low lot Of good store
fixtures. Enquire at Omnibus Office, No. 147
Superior street. apr15: 147
Foz Coughs, Colds, and ToOthaohe, use
Porter's Cure Of Pain. We have tried It
frequently, and found il an excellent and
reliable sntidote in 81 cssss.-T Ti,sa5uT Dem
os-as.
scld by all druggists. Price z5ets.
". L. PORTER, Proprietor,
nev7:RI Cievelaud, Ohio.
DENTISTRY DR.. B. F. Robinson, Office
No so Wood street. All kinds of surgical
and mechanical dentistry, done in the best
manner and at low price. dec2R27.
~AN TRBE
fractional Certificates i. g. 8 Q. stock
HIGHEST FRIOE PAID FORs
GOLD, SILVER, U. S. INPsT. COUPONS
AsB
Canada lzoney,
BIZ E,B. HALE, BANKER,
III supeFisr-Ss.
Agent for the purchase and sale Of
Government Bonds.
Uncurrent Funds converted at Low
eat Rates. fsbI
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April a, 1854.
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sPEKEs AFRICA, Private Miles O'Reilly
and other new works just received at Bakers.
apr26:148.
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DAVID RAYNER, Sec.
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1864. NAVIGATION OPEN. 1854.
FWsInEgs z01TgzR

FLAGS AND BANNEas.s
Orders promptly filed. Address
G. ". ORoWELL & CO.,
sn2s:l1 1877 superior-st.. Cleveland, Ohio.
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URIOAGO rARKEr.

lBY TEsEGAAPH-
CHICAGO, April Is.
WheuE-Steady Sales No spring al 81 3Q5S and
No 2 at aI 2s&.
Corn-Quist. Sales No. at 99c,
OaGs--Euoyant. Sales OF No ~ 6sasssSc
HighWines-Quieta at ~ I6.
keceiPts-6,OiO bhls -four. l6 eco bush wheat, ss,-
900 bush corn, Il 900 bush oats.
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FARHswoETH' patent Msngler can be
seen in successful operation at the Weddell
House Laundry. Call in and see it.
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FINRNcIhI kNp cOMMERclAL,
FENANCEAA.
HONEY MARKET.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
MONDAY EVENING, April Is, 1854.
G0ld-Gold continues to advance in Wall street,
the closing figures tonight being lsS1lalssx. The
recent heavy shipments of gold, with a continued
strong foreign demand. and the recent military re-
verses, seeminsly unimpOrtant though they were,
are doubtless the urgent causes Of the rise while an
other, though lees influential reason is found in the
current belief that Secretary Chase has by the sse
Of Government gold 50 far depsted the Treassry as
to force the Government to purchase in order to pay
its interest. The buying rate here to-day has beer
III.
sIIver-selling Ha72 rer cent. premium; buying,
66es7.
GiOuey-Currency Is abundant, with only mod
crate demand. 1he rates are 6971E per cent
Exohanse-The market to-day was a little close
but not sufficiently to effect rates which We con-
tinue to quote as follows: Government, National
and Ohio funds par on New York Eastern and
Pittsburgh = per cent. discount.
Government BOnds-Firmer and active. We
quote as follows:
Buying. Selling.
5-1Gst clean Oup9ns............-.....ll0 ll2
5-10's, May coupons sOn............... t055< lO75S
T-50's, April and 0ctober.............IOS Ill
1905, February and ACglst........lG3 Ill
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A GENTS WANTED IN EVERY
~ torn in Ohie to sell Imperial Portraits or
Steel OF Lieut.. Gen Grant and Major Gen. George y
PIoOlellan-iuss ISSUED and selling rapidly. Apply
ct ofioe No Ameriosu buildings. over Leader or
Zoe, or address by mail with stamp enclosed;
b. 5. 9REEE,
a1r<Ulg Cleveland, Chic.
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aAssIMEREs,
DOESK1ES,
9ATTINETS,
UNIONS,
FJAENEIS,
BLANEETS,
ETC, ETo.
ga good stock constantly On hsad, adapted 10
she Western Market.
Market prices paid for Wool and Pelts, Ia Oash
or Manufactured Goods.
Once and S&lesrooms,
NO. S5 WATER STREET, CLEVELAND. o
suE -Ra =
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TsEa' Sir. yours Essk t5qes,

II This country. Among thsir zrest SsIitis 1iS
~ 19 80 - si1sa, = me ssennoss q tons, TIE s.os
FcF Ell see suceess you 80 highly dsssEss,
am sir yours EsSZ tEqar,
EEraasletioB-gg groza the French \
AitsE hsyiag paged'on the Pianos Q; MsIsEs, Enabs
Co., II e impossible not 70 bcar testimony 70 tbsfF
Qualities which heva acquired for them the eminent
EaPutstton which theg enjoy. The Pianos of thsis
BanafactGre, On which hsys played, are eTcasdnTs
y remarkable n thor qualities Of TOEE. Ths BaFF
goEeI ul without harshness, and fhs UPPER nofrI
sweet, osGr and hsrm0niOusly mellow (st rvsfiis1 \
a1d do not hesitate 20 express in regard % thess i
sraenis ny entire aatisotion, and 70 declare that
saey s5e e "a Il not superior e the best manufscs
-uroG IN Europe or this oountry by the Tosf csiiT.
- makers lslsnsd =. p 8VrTSOEHLK.
p &essrs. RN. KEARE 4 Co., Hsltlmors.-I can.
not 5Hb conzratulsts yOu upoa the immense prorroa
80 riaits snlen N my oeinion, RANK azHgnF sEa
sslS eess N ine country H- SERAE0SCB.
III gEo. 4. BARLOW :-Theso noble Ipstrumarsg
2ozses8 inlmonse resources OF power and oTEreFsop
@ 80 D5 y sonoFoes sne gsand TO middle rogstsrs
siaa Gna synlpstnetio wniie the htsh Rosas ars bril-
nsns, cioSr and pure a. silver bells
& .,59 ~ s - n So - : s.s ! 49, s4e i, -Ssigst
the anest Of which the Pianof0rts g susceptible.
IL word. Ensbo's Pianos arc E0rthyof ths grsrt--
e-tarrists asic are oe9sbs OF rendering tho hbess
EbIzA sEEPHERD,
Ezr. 6. a. BkRLos, Dear sir:-IE gives ne Pisss.-'
p state that consider rho AnaDe Risio equal to a. d,
a suPertor 10 most instrullents made IN this com
trI, especially in richness and volume OF tone.
Having used one OF the same f0c ton or mors hparf
o. 5ach day, for two years. feel confident in recon
meading them 70 an who unacquaiRtsd with thefs
iT-sEs ausi.tiez an, relpectfriiT, yours.
o. o. p. LEBEED-
Teacaer oi ausio Cleveland Fennsl Q Hslni1sT
g. a. 5ARL0E- Dear ti-s-Il gives ne much nlssz
fp 70 o. SHE % say. teai eonsiilr ADsts1 Ffznl
he aueat, both In volume aB5 saacrHssa snfch Ehar
fFer played upon, either 10 Ame-iQs sr Ezro93.
Ihspe dalH Operate with totto- sfz5,t than IN 81
othsrins truments; snd IN saet. 1ste's notto nal
III y - iNvceivier' Arf. u. 5. DutlflbR
iasc7aF ~ l-Fvi-, Oie=aisREi
EToz- a. :. EoFHa1aEE, TsaCaer q nusic {n ths
ch % state Blind bsyluIn writes -: eKsEfuIrF
= lzres number a m Anahe 3 Coz Piano Horfa-
/ r1nesitatinyg pronounce them supsriOr % az
h seen. Jef tone is grand and Ecblsi EhsT dSfs
TTezs capacity sor 1ustaiulae the r0und: aud fkeiT
volume q tone or rover nave nsy5f heard erslisd
fisy obine with nns teecn, derta, -7sgi - a
.cr Z. s1risT z16 durability
pt5At the knaDs P1eB9 is superior 20 ali oshszs
osds in this country foE hrfliiarcy H7astaerT a.
e gns o. tone nesd8 oalT e Be heard fo rnaA
hc aet.1-iStAte Journal. Colur1hus. Ohio.
aEsi5:R27
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AIIong tbs many csrtihcatss % the sxcsiIsuss ara
IeTts OF these Pianos, we world rssoz 70 the fool-
lEs-
ss- " KEAsz, baltimore, Dear sir u hsvs zr,,ai
2sssure In certifying that have trisd you saueTr
tlanoa, and Ind taem cquai Il not supsriOr 20 aur7
q teia country. among taeir great qualities which
tIringuiah ths7ul IA the sFann0ss o. toaa ~ -
zlla ana Easy touch aud y1iumo Of tcns WisbIuaf
fc7 Ell see success you 20 highly dess-ss,
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eIaca Bonpets, one case New Styles, also
New Hats and Ribbons, at Mrs. shaw's
Rooms. spr22: I57
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PRoTnagAPgIC sT0cg.

DHOTOGRAPHIO ALBUBEg. AZ
e HsE SOFE arissa.
2. r. D1U8EAE s l3.
i79 EunsriCz-Ss
gEI-SC1' --VTINDSORS AHr
HzWToN'S and aCuaii's OIL and Water C1ilFz
rs .. p. DOUGLAS 4 Goa.
i73 EuparioE-5t.
eFAL AND s9UAHH GILT zOsEwecE
Frames, - ?. 2. DOUGLAS co.'s,
f79 798Ussrlo.-sE.
sEOT00 RAPE OoPPIEg OF asLEBss sEEE
EsintlsFu and EnsrsYings. G.
u. i. p1uGLA5 q COS.
ITe Suserior-EE,
"SSST5s De VISfTS cz uELEBRATEz
zsn and women, and Falmer's MaFbios, -
r, =. DOUGLAS 4 Oc.'E,
f7e HupsricF-ek.
E1S4 sHGkA WINGS 9F DI5TTFGUIsaRn
Zen r. b DOUGLAS Z co.'s,
saFts - SuusrioF-s
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Gold-Rore active and decidedly higher Open
ing at 7s4, and closing quiet and rm At s3{ss3<,
7tsriiES EIohaEss-Selling at lssS for cur
rency.
gaSzsg-Easier at pei cent on call loans
GSvsrn1e.t Ssooks-SteadY. FiVe-tWenties,
coupons, 1l2all24.
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FRAYELLKR,s RRGIsFER.

TUESDAY MORNING, APR. rs, 1854.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-26

FIRST OF TIE sEAsoE.-A splendid lot of
PinsappIes at Lartsr's, IO2 Superior street.
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THE FAY MURDER,

of Jacob Udeeh for the MUIR
dor Of John G. Fay---Hs Is Held TO An
swer to the Charge Of Murder In the First
Degree---CharIes Rbinger Committed as
Accessory.
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"a. READ. c. ". wooDwoRrH F.H. KEAD.
c.. A, READ & co,
BANKERS,
95 UPERI STR EET,
Receive subscriptions to the

o. s. Io-40 5 per cent. Loan,
Interest to commence on dag ofreespt Of subscription
The interest Il payable in Gold, semi annually on
the first days Of harch and september. and tits ex-
pected the bonds VIII be ready delivery on or be-
fore the irst Of Nay.
~ REMITAHCEs may be made rs By Exprsss In
Government, Rational and Ohio Currency, or in
Drafts on New York, for which Bonds ordered viii be
returned as soon Is Issued as parties may direct.
7-3O and 5-2o u. 2. E1TEEEsT.
We are paying The highest Premium for Interest
Coupons OF April lst, on o. 5. 7-sO Bonds Also for
interest Coupons Of May lst, on O. s $50 Bends.
6-0l We shan be pleased to I'll order for these
y 81. Bonds At market rates, and shsll endeay-
or TO keep constantly hand, ready for immediate
delivery, fail assortment Of Government stocks.
z=-Wo also buy and sell, On Uommissich,-E5s
All Kinds Of Stocks and Bonds,
zs sHs New York stsck Exchange.
q. a. READ & 90, Bsnks-ss
sBr5RS q Sup.rior-S1 . OIernfana. q
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LAKE REVELATION.
FOr E-ske superIor.

For s.ske superior.
THE FIRST GLASS
j screw steamer
MINERAL ROIK, THOMAS WILSON, Master,
will leave our dock for Outon tgon and all interme
diste points Lake Superirr, Friday, April a9i AZ
O'Clock, p. 4 lee printing Wsrehouse open T. 7
freiqhts after this date. freight passage Apply
% GARRETsOA, HOWE & o.
sprlel4s No River street.