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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-28

FALLEE's SrEREoPrIooN.-The exhibition
Ofthis unsqualled work of art opens this eve-
ming at the Academy of Music, and wslI con-
tinue for one week only. 1t is hardly neces-
ssry for US to say word of praise in regard
to this wonderful exhibition, for our citizens
got thoroughly walked up to its merits during
its last production here. Suffice it to say
that it combines more of besnty and inStruc-
tiveness than almost any other public enter
tainment which has been given in Cleveland
for many months.
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FOURTH WARD MEETING, SATURDAY
NIeHT.-The citizens Of the 4th Ward held
another meeting, Saturday night, at the en-
CINE house, on Huntington street, to report
the progress in filing the Wards quota.
Charles Bradburn Esq, was called to the
Chair, and L. F. MeIIsn appointed secreta-
~.
Captain Danglsr read letter he had re-
eeivod from Columbus, from our representa-
tive, Hon. A. Everett, which stated, that
by enquiry he had ascertainsd that thenum-
ber of veterans that were credited to our city
by the State at large, was 14s, instead Of SO,
as was reported lately by the papers. The
4th Ward by receiving their proportion Of
this number, believe that their quota is now
filed for all calls. No drafting to be done
in the " Banner Ward"
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CITY NEWS.

UNION WARD MEET1Ees.-Al qualified
voters Of this city, who desire the uncOndi-
tionaI maintenance Of the Union, the su-
prsmacy of the Constitution, and the com
plote suppression of the existing rebellion
by vigorous war, and by all apt and efficient
means, are requested to meet in their re-
spectivs Wards on Monday evening, March
2Sth, 1884, at ~ O'Clock, at tho following
places, viz: 1st Ward, at No. 2 Engine
House; ID Ward, at the Court House base
ment; Sd Ward, at the old police court room,
johnson street; 4th Ward, at the Engine
House on Huntington street; 5th Ward, at
school house, st. Clair street, next east Of
MunsOn street; 9th Ward, Wigwam on SEQ
vile Avenue; 7th Ward, Engine Honse on
Alabama street 9Th Ward, Watch House on
Vermont street 9th Ward, at the Engine
House on Church street 10th Ward, at the
basement room of the Kentucky street school
house; 1Ith Ward, at Engine House No. TO-,
on Lorsin street; to nominate one Trustee
and one Assessor for each Ward and to sp-
point at the same time delegates as follows,
viz: 1st Ward II, I'd Ward IL, Sd Ward 5,
4th Ward IL, 5th Ward 6, 9th Ward II, 7th
Ward 8, 9Th Ward 4, 9th Ward z, 10th Ward
Z, 1lth Ward 4, who shall meet in oOnven-
ton at National Hall on Tuesday, March
29th, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
The following Wards, viz: 81, 4th, 5th,
7tb and 11th will each nominate one mem
Der for the Board of Education.
H. NJ. CHAPIN,
Chairman City Central Union Committee.
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CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-On Saturday
the case of Timothy Crapssr %. John Ball et
al. was argued before Judge Bolton. The
testimony in the case was heard in February.
The suit is brought for forfeiture of contract.
The case of BIish, Garliek & Co., rs. the pro-
pslIer TiOga is still on trial before Judge
Cofhnberry,
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E, LISDsLEY, Secretary.
Cleveland, March oath, 1S64-I44.

ANNUAL NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF THE
CLEVELAND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION An books
must be returned on or before Saturday, the
I'd of April next, for the purpose Of examin-
alton, and remain in the Library until after
the annual election of officers, which will
take place on Monday evening, the 1Ith of
said month.
No book can be drawn from the Library
after Saturday, the 26th Of March.
If any person negleots to return book at
the time specified, by a standing rule of the
Association, such person shall pay ten cents
per day until the same is returned, or forfeit
his membership.
By order of the Directors.
WILLIAM J. TAFT,
Librarian G. L. A,
Librarian's Office. March %. 1884 143.
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TIE SIxTY-EIGRTH 0HIo.-This regi-
msnt arrived on Saturday afternoon on the
Columbus road, having come up the Missis-
sippi, and then via Cairo and Indianapolis.
1t was raised in Napoleon in the fall of 1861,
snd has since seen hard service in the South
western army. It now forms a part OF
MsjOr-Gensral sherman's corps. The regi-
ment numbers $40 re-enlisted veterans and
q officers. In returns in command of Lieut..
Col. Geo. B. Wslies, who went with it, in
1891, a. First Lieutenant.
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AUCTION SALE.-There will be an auc-
ton sale of furniture, carpets, &c, at the
Live Oak Engine COmpany's house, on the
corner of Phelps and St. Clair Streets, next
Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, G..
MOlIen acting as auotioneer. About seven
hundred dollars worth of furniture, compris-
ing bls-tOpped tables, carpets, mirrors,
pictures, &C., will be sold.
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BOUNTY BROKER AND DEsERTERs Ar
REsTED.-Three men were arrested on Satur-
day, by the force of the Provost Marshal.-
The principal character is one P. ]. Coss,
alias Wilson, bounty broker, charged with
running of deserters to New York, with a
view to their again enlisting and obtaining
the bounty. His two companions were men
he had picksdup somewhere in this State:
and whose passage he had paid to BnfalO.
If COss is guilty of such crimes, he deserves
the most stringent sort of punishment.
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The ToN THUMB TRoUUE.-The little
folks concluded their stay in Cleveland on
Saturday night. General Thumbs Cleveland
campaign has been brief, but It was brilliant
and successful. he marshsIs his forces to-
night in Painesville, for an attack on the pock-
cts of citizens there. We warn the pc. pie Of
PainesvilIe, in advance, that the General will
undoubtedly prove victorious. He deserves
70 do SO.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

A few friends have obtained the consent
of Rev. Richard Bury to receive donation
visit on Tuesday afternoon and evening
March 29th, at his house, 172 st. Clair street
All the old friends of this venerable and be-
loved presbyter are invited to be present
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HORSE FOR SALE.-A beautiful. bright
bay horse, six year old this spring, sixteen
hands high, weighing about l, 100 pounds.
This horse is well trained under the saddle,
and weuld make a good match horse. He
can be seen to-day, at Kimbsrly's stable, on
Champlsin street. For further information
enquire at LEADER Office. Any one wanting
a first class horse will do well to call.
mar26 1t
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CoRRE0TIoE.-In our Saturdays issue
we stated that the 37th regiment, on its ar
rival last Friday night, marched directly to
Camp Cleveland. In this statement we did
unconscious injustice to the patriotism and
d-votion Of our German citizens, who re-
csived the regiment at National Hall with
the greatest enthusiasm, and spread for them
ssplsndid banquet. Mr.. Theme made an
eloquent address in German, welcoming the
returning heroes to their homes. The regi-
nent was qusrtered for the night in the
Bazaar wing of the Sanitary Fair Building.
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FIRE ON LAKE sTEEEr.-A little before
eight O'Clock, Saturday morning, fire broke
out in the dwelIing-hOuse Of Mr.. John Stew
art, No. 48 Lake street. The building took
FIRE from defective stOvepipe. The steam
ers were on hand promptly, but their ser
vices were not needed. But slight damage
was done.
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The DESTINATION OF THE SECOND 0EIo
CAYvLRY.-This noble Northern Ohio regi-
msnt has been ordered to join Burnside'S
corps, and left Cincinnati for Annapolis on
Saturday last. The boys are all Overjoysd
at the prospect of being under their favOrite
General.
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Ell. CHAPE's LEofURE.-On Wednesday
evening We are to have one of the greatest
treats of the season in the lecture of Rsv.
Dr.. E. n. Chaplin, of New York, on +" Europe
and America" The name of DR.. Chaplin has
not only national but European reputa-
ton as one of the most eloquent and cIassi-
cal orators Of the age. By many he is pre-
fsrred to Everett, Sumner or Phillips, and in
many respects he is their superior, while in
all he is quite their equal as anO rstOr.
As there will be great rush to hear him,
We would advise all who can to secure seats
tomorrow. This will be positively the last
lecture before the Library Association this
season. We regret that Cases Hall is not
completed, for Dr.. Chaplin would easily fill a
hall Of such dimensions.
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AGAIN ON BAu-Joseph Vert. under in

AGAIN ON BAm.-JOseph Vert, under in
diotment in Summit County, Ohio, for pass-
ing altered bank notes, recently forfeited bis
bail of $4OO, which was paid into the County
Treasury. On last Thursday he was gobbled
up by the Sheriff at Crestline, and taken
back to Akron. He again entered into $500
bonds and returned to ersstline, where it is
said, he is keeping hotel.
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A BLURDER.-By the error Of compost
tor, net noticed in reading proof, para
graph, which appeared in our "LOcal No
tice " column on Saturday morning, was made
to speak of the Rev. Mr.. Bury as " vener-
able and beloved old Presbyterian" The word
should have been Presbytsr.
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GOLD COUPONs.-We are buying cou-
pOns of 7-30 United States Bonds, due he
1st of April, and of $50 United States
Bonds, due May 1st, at very nearly gold
rates, enabling parties holding bonds to
avail themselves of the present high rate of
premium. WRIGHT & BRO.,
mch25:144 SO Superior st.
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DEATH OF GENERAL VAN REEssELAER.-
This msritoriOus officer of the Regular Army,
and for some months past the Inspector
General of this Department, died on We'd
nesday light at the Burnett House, Cincin-
natl, Of congestion of the brain. His re-
mains were taken to New York for inter
ment
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DEPARTURE OF THE 12erH.-T- six COM
psnies of the 12Sth regiment, which have
been located at Camp Cleveland, were paid,
on Saturday last, and left, under command of
Captain Sanford, on a special trAir for San
5-,L-
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TIE ARABs.-These graceful fellows
have gone with Mr.. Dickson to Pittsburgh.
We cordially commend them to the citizens
of that town. Their closing exhibition here
was a very successful one, as indeed all their
entertainments have been.
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Ar HoME.-Lieutenan Colonel Carlton,
Of the seth o. V. L, and a son Of O. C. Carl
ton of this city, has arrived at home. he
has been for some time guest atthe " Hotel
de Libby" at Richmond.
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@. g. BRUCE.
LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES,
CEEVxLAED, Ohio, W1sHNaTos, D. o.
No. Lymsn's Block, No. zzs Ninth ST
Near the Court House.
We arc authorized BY sOvsnmsnt to collect
SIOO Bounty
aus discharged soldiersi also, the widow, chIl-
dreu, and Tightful heirs ofall deceased soldiers
aEso
Pensions,
(which sTery discharged soldier was dis
sbsedin TIE service, Is entitled. Also, Pensions
ic1 soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
pnAn sisters, ss they are severalIy entitled un-
as the law. Also,
Back Pay
due discharged soldiers or resigned oficers,
promptly collected, or cashed. Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted three months men (;
Hioaey due tesnnsters, sud every other class Of
elHuS growing out Of this or any other war.
We also pay special attention 70
PATENTS
~ Avoid Olaln and Patent AEsnts vhs
Ns nst Lioensed.
We publish "THE soLDTER's FRuED," paper
Q much interest 10 soldiers and their heira.
Rsud us your name aud stamp, and we win send
se5py ree, OF twelve copies, one each month,
O 25 eents.
end your business shsl have prompt attention.
4eas loE, aad no charge until after We hsVs &C.
s1sii0 Q. G. RRucE-
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TIE s1xrY-sEvExTH.-This regiment
will probably remain at atCamp Cleveland over
q week, as the new recruits are to be paid Of
there.
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WAITED TO RENT IMMEDIATELY.-A
house in good repair, within ten or fifteen
minutes walk from the Postofice. Rent from
5000 to $500. Address q. W. L, draHer4 4Os
Cleveland PostofHce.
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Our OF THE DRAFF.-Ashtsbuls has
raised its quota and is now out of the wilder
ness. The money was raised and the quota
filed in less than four days.
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THE GREAT BAEKRUPr SAFE Of Boots
and shoes, lOs Superior street. Another
largo invoice just arrived. Ladies', don't let
the opportunity pass to get supplied.
Moh25:I44.
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PERsoEAL.-Gen. W. B. Hszen was II
town on Saturday and stopping at the An.
Risr
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SCHOOL VAoATIoN.-The spring vacation
Of our city schools commenced on Saturday,
end will continue until Monday, April 11th.
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lhN EMEMaAAFH.l
Flour Less active and scarcely so firm. Sales
ate6 95a705 for extra State; s7,256s 40 for trade
brands-market closing quiet
WhigkF-Irregular and UNSETTLED at 9qcAal ,05
for State and Westerns closing with sellers Of West
ern at 81 90.
vVhsaI-DulI and a shade easier Sales at 81, l,65a
l,65 for Chicago Spring; Sl.66al,67 for Milwaukee
club; s16s9l,72 for winter red Western sl IS for
old do.
Rye-Firm at o., ,2sGl,2s
COru->ales at 81 2sal ,29 for new yellow, and
el,3t&dsl. 80 Tor old mixed Western in store
One OF parcels is reported sold At 8 "a,
Oats-lc lower. s9d90&c for Western
W0Ol-firm aad ftir demand.
PetrOleum-FiImer. Rennei in boud SIC. crude
quoted trm at s2c.
Pork-MOre active and higher. Sales at 90 80
for mess; e2,l2 for old do; 75a2t % for new DO
closing at the latter prcs SIS 25o2 50 for Old and
new prime; go, ,25G23 % for Western prime mass
asO 500 bbls prime mess for May, buyers option at
1885, SO bbs mess for Aprl at i23 90; 500 bbls city
prime mess. deliverable the second week IN April
At sz 5Oi 80 bbs prime NESS de iYerable at Chi
Cago, AZ 5000
Beef-Steady.
Cur Heats Steady, with good demand, ct sS
9l0c for shoulders; l3G3l4c for hams
Bacon Sldes-Quiet without change,
Lnrd-Quiet and shade easier at I31{6I4c
ButIer-Ftrm at 30o3sc for Ohio and 43e50c for
State.
Cheese-Firm at IaIsc for common to prime.
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TIE annual renting Of the psws in
Grace Church will take place on Monday, the
2sth instant, between the hours Of ten A. NJ,
and five P. Y: meh25. IA
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DEHzIsTRY-Dr. D. T. Robinson, once
80 Wood street, All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry dons, in the best man
nsF and ct = low pTice. dssfRaT
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LUBM's Perfumes for seven shiIlings
Pure Wines, Brandies, etc., at HalPs Homeo.
psthic Pharmacy, No. II Public Square.
fahql
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3UsIEEss KOTIOEs.

FLAGS AND BANNERs.I
Ordsrs promptly filed. Address
G. W. OROWELL & CO.,
sn2s:lsi 211 11superior-st., Cleveland, Ohio.
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y. z. MONEY nIARKK4-marchs s6


mOney-Stea1y at per cent
Sterling EXohanss-LOwer, and duh lsOalsl
GOld-Unsettled ard closed lower, Opening at
20, and closing dull at 6s14d6sS
Government Stocks-Eirm- United States
Skies Of $751; coupons, ll24mLl25k; Five-twentiea,
coupons, l09z fnilO; SeVen-thirty Treasury notes
October and April, ll24 9llZS.
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FOR Coughs, Colds, and Toothschs, use
Porter's Cure of Pain. We have tried It
frequently, and found It an excellent and
reliable sntidote in sIl cases. TrunbtsH DEM
OeTGt.
Sold by all druggists. Price 25cts.
W. L. PORTER, Proprietor,
noV7:RI Cleveland, Ohio.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
FINAN CIAE.
CLEVELAND MONEY MARKET.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE.
SATURDAY ETEETSG, March IS, 1854.
GOld-The market to-day WAS somewhat itregu-
lar, following the changes Of the New York market,
but closed firm at 6s5< selling, and s. buying.
SIlver-Firm at 81 per cent. premium buying and
81 per cent. selling
mOney-Easy at 8 per ceut.
ExehanEe-Firm. Government, National and
Ohio funds par on New York. Eastern and Pitts
burgh per cent. discount.
Government BOnds-Firm at the following
ouotationa.
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AUCTION SALES,
TUESDAY, MARCH 29rH, 1864.
Household Furniture, Buggy, Lum-
Der Wage &c
At AU0TTON - nv n 1uTTrp q Co,r

q. Cutter & on will sell of Tuesday, March 2eth,
at house 30. 80 Garden street, commencing at 10
clock a NJ the Furniture In said house, consist
ing of bureaus, mahogany chairs. do liUrBry chair,
do what-oot, enclosed wash stHnds, louoges, HehE
stands, cottage bensteads good seat chairs gilt
frame mirror, Brussells, ingram and rag carpets
common cha rs. mattresses, cook stove and furni-
ture crockery, kitchen utensils, &c.
Also, one open buggy, one single lumber wsgOn,
one single harness. Terms cash az time Of sales
House open for inspection Of furniture at O'Clock
on morning OF Fale- mar2a.l4l
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MILITARY FUHERAL.-The body Of Cor
poral A. Austin, Company A, 7th o. Y. l.,
who was wounded in the battle of Ringgold
in November last, and who died some days
since from the effects of his wound, was bu-
ried yesterday with military hOnOrs. His
remains were escorted to their last resting
place, in the Erie Street Cemetery, by Com
pany E, 29th Regiment, under command of
Capt. MOIyneaux, which presented splendid
appearance. Clark's Sixth Ward Band were
in attendance, and their music added greatly
to the solemnity of the occasion.
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PREsEETATIoE.-AVe very pleasant affair
came off at the residence Of A. 7. VanTss-
sen, Esq, on Friday evening last, in the
presentation to the recruiting committee Of
the Ninth Ward of several articles of silver
plate, from citizens of the Ward, in scknOwl-
sdgement of the services of the Committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. VanTasseI were presented by
Mr.. Dennis with a silver tray, pitcher and
two goblets. Msssrs. ". c.. storer, J. Nc
Mshon, C. Cooley, and Capt. Henry wer
each the recipients of a set of silver castOrs.
Mr.. Lindsey, on the evening previous, had
also received set Of castOrs. The worthy
committee were taken entirely by surprise by
the pressntation,-a fact which added still
greater pleasure to the occasion.
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0RYsTAL SEED BEADs-JUsT
VI osiVed- "A c. RETrBsRG.
ladies ZEPRYRKNIT BRHAK.
) VtuT seA VIZ a &g RETTBERg
NOTTON HOSIERY-0F OUR
~ oEn Importation, A, aG. RETTBERa.
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WAETEnI
Fractional Certificates O. 0. SO. stOcl
HIGHEST PRICE PAID Fob

Fractional Certificates 0. @. & @. Stock
HIGHEST PRIOE PAID FORr
GOLD, SILVER, 0. 8. NTsT. COUPONS
AND
Canada Money,
BIZ E.B. HALE, BANKER,
III superIOr-st.
gH%Agent for the purchase and sale Of
Government Bonds.
%Unourrent Funds converted at Low
est Rstes. feb1
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Especial to the Cleveland LzADEa.l
CHICAGO, March %.
Live HOgs-Firm Sales at s5.75e7,75.
Beef tatEle-Stesdy at q, ,6097,O0.
ProVisioua-Firm.
o, PoRk-sales of mess1t s22 %; prime mess s9OOOa
sHOULDyRs-Bulksd shou 'ders Icosa. Sc.
HAAs-Bulk hams II sc packed.
LARD-lIAal2c
W.hislsy-l12c lower. Sales at 92sssc, closing
Whsat-E Easier at sI,l5ksIl6 10 for No. and 81 IL
Gorn-2c higher Sales Of old No I At qiso2r and
new No at Sga9Oc
Oafa--Hc lower. Sslea No. l at 65065<c
Hye-lc higher. Sales No at al,f3
Bnriey-Rirm at 81 ,2OaI,23H for No 2
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PITTSBURGH OIL MARKET,
Special by Telegraph to the Cleveland LEADER.
PITTSBURGH, March 20.
PetrOleum-The excitement in crude has sub
sided and Il is stlll firm at PC some Gskng &c No
sales and no arrivals the river being low with ice at
tue upper end Refined firm at Sc Tor No. j. and Sic
for straw. Bonded negec ed.
HoEo = Prentisa5 Pr0vIsIos Market Re-
BGrts
Ths following are the rates charged b. thsm
hnma-sHgar cured premium Hams, 3 b. .-....ii5fe
ShOutdera-SugRr-cuTed , h............... ...I05fC
HaocD-Or Smoked Sides . b..s............ ....I .I2sC
Llrd-Prfme leaf, kettle-rend' ed in bbls 2 D. .I3Hc
" Prime leaf kettle rendered in kegs q b..l3AC
lleN
Extra clear bhl........................ l2i OC
- No extra charge made for packages or oartEge
to railroad depots or boats All articles warrant
ed strictly prime and equal to anything in the State
Orders promptly hlled. Our sugar-cured Hams and
Eettle-rendsred Lard took the first premium ct ths
late Ohio State Fair. BOSE & PREHTISS,
dca. l42, IA and lz5 Ontario-st-s Cleveland.
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DRY GOODS,

d DEMNANTS-2 600 YARDS REM.
i \ nRnt Delaires opened to-day.
TAfLOh, GRlSW0LD CO.,
marB. III Superior street.
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beaumont LOT FOR SALE
This lot With great variety cf Fruit Trees nnd
UFnarneutal Shrubbsrry is for IS e. II not sold BY
6ryfi ITt. Il VII Be leased. LYMAN LITTLE, No.
q 5Eouth On Park, MARI 3-lA.
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DOR SALE OR RENT "A HOUSE,
Lot aud two acres az Pasture Land, in Esst
OeVelsnd at ihe east end Of Cleveland strest Bait-
road ENQUIRE Of O. J. KELLER,
rnnrIn-Ra 81 sonfh eide Public Square.
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L, OR SALE AT A BARGAIN
the valuable prop rty known as the Easle
TOundry" situste at he corner of Meadow ana
Front Streets WITH successful busin standing o.
seventeen years will be rented or sold in whole OF
parts al bargain FOR terms, C. inquire OF mos.
Earie, No. IS Bolivar street, or ". 8. Ker-ui-h h. no.
l-aErnerinr arraat mar23-llA
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
No. ~ Prospect street. Apply to Daniel
HafEhal, Harness shop, No. 155 Seneca street.
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-WTANTED IMMEDIATELY
w Eight or ten goodlatbe and vice wOrkmen.
Also Iab5rinE men. address RUSSEEL 90 Mas
GiIlon Ohio mar22-l45.
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soAP-O.evsland chemical s54asKo; New York do
10; American CASTLE lBal7e.
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Chairman City Central Union Committee.
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