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ADJUSTMENTS.
FORD'S NEW THEATER.

FORD NEW THEATER
Tenth street, ab0ve Pesnsylpdsia apssue
JOHN FORD ;-- Proprietor and Manager.
Also of Holiday Street Theater, Baltimore.)
FOURTH NIGHT OF THE ENGAGEMENT
OF the talented young Artists,
Mr.. AND MRS. WI. FLORENCE.
THIS (THURsDAY) EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1,
viii be presented John Brougham's beautiful
1R1sE RB'Rf Rafakssr. S5 shf
Tim O'Brieb Mr. WI Florence
TO fo0YsS YS1aa * &c asFkRss FPssss Farce
sesteh Reel and Irish jig. Mrs W. j. Florence.
Nj. Csmomils. Tragedian. with limitations Of
To conclude with the irish Burietta Of the
IRISH MORMON.
Bryan o'Lynn, the man with three wives, Mr.. W.
70 moro ., Benefit of Mr.. WI. FLORENCE.
GROWERS THEATER.
LeonaIu droVerr D1rector.
~ Hess ------ .---. ..--.-.- Acting Manager.
=. koppitz -. Musical Direc
This popular Establishment. newly painted, dec.
% os SR 1MlEEEk saAseE 1s hssSss
WARREN y'se GesseYe III leseoSaafssffsArroA ?.
supported by company of artists that have been
selected during the past four months with 2 view
to make this TIE BEST STOCK COMPANY that
SAFE 81 ia kEsgRVEn sHsRvf s. SKIS lsaFs'a WILL
commence at Metzerott's Music Store on Thursday
evening, September l. aust
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HAladyin Berkshire, Mass was deliverea
of her twenty .first child last week Nee srs
band is - well a. can be expected. q : :
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N B.-some envious people swear LANSBURGH
Il BRO. steal thesr goods, else they couldn't
sell SO cheap; but that's all mistake. When We
buy land for cash only We know how to lay out
money to advantage. auN-4t<
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Through without change OF cars of odtSaS0'
Ne. ssTn and s'ej!1VhPNf WIN ssisfssssELAER su,
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
80 -
0p and .ss, Sunday June 18th s 1.y r,:ir: rd,s
and Washington and the West. a. follows:
1OR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND
BOSTON.
Leave Warrington .t7 50 g. m, II. Is .. m, and
SD p. m. daily, except Sunday.
ySR OF sSnhsz ssHnzzixSaR %ND 4 NHDDiy yA1LADzLPa1A.
Leave Washington At sp a. daily, except sua.
R.ss.nssrs win note that this train runs as d,
% Philsdelphia only.
FOR NEW YoRK
Leave washin gton daily at 6.3e p. m.
TAis train isfor Nst1 York Dasssnssrs ezcsssscssS.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington at $50 o. m, IL Is 3. N. ,SD.
m, ASP. m, 10 D. m and S.p p. m.' except sun'
On sundsyst, ~ a. m. sp. m, and $50 m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave Washington at 6.s a. N. and 8, As and 80
.. IA. daily, except Sunday.
On undsy at 8 and % p. m
Tickets sold to all points WEST, and bdgsdN
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Warrington at $50 q. m. and AS ,. N.
30 train for Annapolis on Sunday.
Trains lesyins WsshiagtoH At Z 9 :. M and
Sleeping cars on 80 and $50 p m. trains BeftAs
can be red until p. daily At the ticket Of
zoe After that hour they must be secured Of the
aleeping conductor.
fhs frst and ffth trains stop at all way points.
The ., m. train stops only at Bladensburg,
Beltsville, Laurel Annapolis junction and Relay
House daily, excspt Sunday.
!, On Sunday it stops at all way points
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Passengers win please observe that the p. n.
tnain runs only as fa. Philadelphia daily,
S2aday On Sunday it runs to Balsmors only. Also,
that the SOP. ~. rain takes Nsv York posssSsUs
Oaly
For further information, tickets Of any kind,
&c, apply TO GEO. 8. KOONTZ. Agent at wash
In gton, or at the Ticket Ofiee.
wP. SMITH, Master of Trsnsportation:
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent. ts o-n
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GLORIOUS FINALE
ARD
LAST WEEK OF THE SUMNER SEASON.
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PERSONAL.

I AIDES, ATTENTION-PLAIN SEWING done
n H with neatness and despatch by Mrs. POLLER
NO; osO 7th street. Island. Particular Atten ton
10 Ladies, Gentlemen, and Children's under gar
yard. an a. lms
MADAM MARSHA, late from a northern city,
i'A would inform the public that she has taken
mp her residence at No. 4O3 x street, between
fcreten future events. au q lms
EAUTION.-To all tckon, it may Coscern-An
~ persons are hereby cautioned against filing
haii pint porter and mineral water Bottles mark cd
yith the names OFF, A. shinn, - and Army &
prosecuted to the stmost extent of the law PRO
&s NV ~
would also notify nv customers that payment
VIII be .xaeted for all bottles lost By them after
Union Bottlins Depot, 81 Greene ST.,
Avg 1s. 1854. an 9-1ml Georgetown, d. o.
DERsONAL.-WM. PRINCE. 3s1 street, oppo.
site the Patent Once, is the only one In town
who does RLUTING, having three very elegant
machines now in operation. Ladies who desire
this very fashionable trimming should give him
call stsmping in all its varieties ele aanty done.
Stamped Goods, Braid and Silks for sale. au II If
EEMALE CCMPLAINTS receive partiular attsn.
Il tion at DR. DARBY's once, 492 18th street
between d and Il. Those in need of o confidential
adviser can be suited by calling on him an SLIM
pRIYATE COMPLAINTS Are treated, either
l. personally or by letter, a. Dr. WOODS Once
49e 7th street. Separate rooms for patients Of
Zee open day and night. auBlmH
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70 TEE
NORTHWEST AN d SOUTHWkST.

70 ZEE
NORTHWEST AN d SOUTHWNT.
&0Wa "a
ON AND AND AFTER NOVEMBER 18th
trains will leave Baltimore from the North Gal.
vert Station as follows:
Harrisbure Aeeommodstion---3.0O p. II.
FHE q 20 A. M. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON
connects with the 9. 20 .: u. train from Baltmore
nlo Rochester, Dunkirk, CanandNSua. and HI.
arAra Falls, and for New York city.
THB 40 P. II. TRAIN From WASHINGTON
connects with the $50 .. m train ron Baltf-
more for Elmira and the North and Pittsburs
and the West
SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS.
SoLpIFRs' TIcKYrs AT GoyERsMINf RAfDe.
ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON 6UNDAY.
LOW FARE AND QUICK TIME.
For tickets and Any Information apply ~ the
once Of the Great Pennsylvania Route, corner
Penn avssne and stA street, under N4monSi hotel,
Superintendent N. O. B. B.
Pass and Ticket Agent. cor. eth sth st. and
te Sr Penn. avenue
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

ID CAPE MAY.
OY RAILROAD FROM PHILADELPHIA From
WALNUT STREET PIER,
DAD. kA9GENR1H
At6a m, accommodation due at lox Am
Atloa "a NJ, express due at lH p.m.
At AZ g.. express due at D. n
Returning <, leave Cape May
8 q. express due at 90 O.. m.
Has accommodation due at ~ p. m.
b.l0 .. m express due at so p. m.
=, Through without change Of ears or osssase'
New cars. and everythin frst- class
ye 3m IVAN RENSSELAER. Supt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-12


MORE BURaLARIEs.-0n Thursday night
last, the clothing store of H. Seaman, on
Bank street, was entered and robbed Of
large amount of stock, consisting Of gentle
mems dress goods
The house Of Mr.. Black, on Pittsburgh
street, Wss also entered on the same eve
ming, and q valuable gold watch and some
money carried of.
The PainssvilIs Telegraph states that the
Millinery store Of Miss H. E. HolcOmb, OF
that village, was entered by burglars on
Thursday night Of last week, and goods to a
considerable amount sbstraotsd. The bur
glars entered the front door by boring and
prying of the bolt, and passed out through
the back door.
On Monday night Of this week, says the
Telegraph, horse, carriage, and saddle be-
longing to G. NJ. Baldwin, of PAinesvilie,
were stolen: They were afterwards found
four miles west of WiIlOughby, and con-
tanned large amount of burglars tools, to-
gethsr with some Of their clothing, and two
sacks filed with articles stolen from Miss
Holcomb's stors. It appears that the horse
had become ballCy and had broken the bug
gy, and the whole turnout was abandoned
by the thieves.
The Office of the Euclid street station, on
the Cleveland ard Pittsburgh Road, was en-
tered on Thursday night, with view to steal
ing the contents of the safe. The window
sash on the east side, fronting on the track,
was cut out, and the rascal or rascals had
come provided with a hammer, chisel, and
other tools, with which to break open the
safe. They had cut away at the bolts and
about the lock, defacing nearly one side, and
had attempted to force an opening with the
aid Of powder. Their attempts were fruit
less. It is probable that they became sud
dsuIv frightened and left their job unhnish-.
sd, as their tools were found lying on the
floor. twas a daring attempt, and this
gives rise to the suspicion that some person
or persons we'll acquainted with the premises
must have been concerned in the affair.
Thursday noon the office of Captain Doug
lass, in the Custom House building, was
broken open while the officers in charge
were at dinner, but owing to the care of
these gentlemen in taking with them some
I've hundred dollars In government money
which had bssn lying in q tin-bOx in the Of
fee, the thief was baked of his object.
These bold burgIsrieG are the work, prob
ably, of one organized band Of thieves. We
hope soon to be able to record their discovery
and arrest.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-12

HORSE AND BBoGY Yesterday,
while Mr.. William Morgan was eating his
dinner, his horse and buggy, which he had
left in the alley back of the house of his
father, E. P. Morgan, Esq, was stolen. The
horse is of dark chestnut color, white face,
having one white hind foot. The buggy Is q
square box, with top, and arranged for one
or two seats; it had only one seat when Bto-
len. reward of SlOOis offered for the ref
toratiOh of the property at the store of Nor
gan Il Root, and the arrest and conviction Of
The thief; or, $50 for the restoration of the
property alone.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-12

REAL ESTATE TRAEsEERs.-The follow
ing transfers Of real estate have been entered
on the records of this county during the past
week.
NJ. K. MunrOe by guardian to L B. Her
vey-66 feet front on the south side of Eu-
cid street, corner of Huntington by 1s9 feet
4 inches deep 60 an alley. Consideration
81, 600.
J.L. Murray to Dora Wsgnsr-s2 feet
front on woodbine street, by 132 feet deep.
Consideration $3.50.
T.J. Price, administrator, to Levi Halder-
msn-5I.3 rods front on Euclid street, near
Perry, extending through to Prospect street.
Consideration $I1, 200.
John Hswett to Amos Wslkden-5s acres
in Warrensville. Consideration 81, 900.
h. P. Weddell to George P. Smith-5O feet
front on Prospect street east Of Hudson, by
217 feet 10 inches deep. Consideration 81. 600.
Conrad schersm to Casper Brickman-35
feet front on Chatham street, by O. feet deep.
Consideration $500.
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HEW YoRK mARkKR-nIsreh II.


NAAAaAAEHAuA
COtt0n-Dull, heavy and lower. salas at 779771<c
for middling uplands; 74c for low middlings.
ElOur-wlthOut decided change.
Sales at &7,l5972 25 for extra round hOoped Ohio Z;
UafHssA for trade brands. Market closing quiet.
Whisky-Dull.
sales at sssas for extra state sO@slc for Western
WheRt-Dull aud cropping.
Sale - Sl,63 for Chicago spring eI,633l,64 for
Milwaukee Cluh; 81 y for winter red Western.
COrR-Msrket dull, irregu ar and lower.
Sales at el,3l3 30 cash and o. "a short times for
Shipping Mixed Western in storei sI,2s for SOuih-
ern yellow.
Oats-Market a shade hrmer.
Sales at eec and 9Ic for State and Western.
WoOl-Firmcr. Nothing of moment doing.
Petroleum Quiet. Sales ct 81 5z332Hc for crude;
Pork-ln fair requesi and all kinds firm except
new mess.
Sales at 5e22 55 for mess S2 75az2 90 for old do
S23, ,50nZ3.75 for new do; ol5O062O,25 for old and
new prime, also 800 Ibis new mess for March at buy
eys' option
Beef-Very hrm with good demand
kRles at 6zI7c for country mess; 4G5o for country
primes lOg5c for repacked mess sl50Ogl650 for ex-
ira mess.
Prime Mess Beef-In good demand.
sales $50 tieroes at E24OO25O on. India mess active
at 927 ,OOd30 on: beef hams quiet
Bacon Side6-MOderRtely active.
Sales at I2c for City Cumberland Cat: Ilkc for
western lOug ribbed; In for do short ribbed, I24
for do short Gear; l4c for do long cut hams, and
II14c for be lies.
Lnrd-Quiet and without any material change.
kales at 13H0Dl4c including 40 kegs at l4c.
Bufter-Firmer at 27a3lc for Ohio; 33d40c for
State.
Cheese-Firmer sales at IseIsc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-12

Trada Is dull for the season. Unusual caution is
still exhibited BY buyers, who limit their purchases
toimmediate wants, expecting lower prices from a
tall in gold, which Is yet to come Prices however
have not materially tiven away Prints appea5
heavy in price, at small reduction Less is also do
log in brown and bleached Shirtings and sheetings
JObbers DO not pay asking prices readily Drills are
only wanted Cor the army DeniUs, teks and stripes
are alike dull but are steady in price, stocks being
light. Delanes are In good demand and sell more
readily than any other class Of goods The bsttpr
styles are scarce and prices firm Fancy cassp erea
are quiet. except some leading and favOrfte styleE
which are having un snd sold as soon as tbey
ArrlVe- Plaios and checks are inactive Six mir
lures are IN scanty supply. Satinets Q in fair de-
vste sales and the hteg business Of the ssaeo1 viii
be at auction. British dress goods are not So active
as last week, alhough desirable styles are wanted
renoh goods are to be oe ed largely AZ auction
lttle Il doing at private salas Ribbons sIa n fair
demand. There is a pretty good inquiry for German
dOeskins and broedcloths, at low priceS. British
meitons are favories we'll as Scotch ~ eads Tha
importations are very heavy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-12

MUsKIEaUM VALLEY FAIR-Prepara.
tions are being made IN the Muskingum
Valley for big Sanitary Fair, to be held at
ZanssviIIe for one week, commencing March
18th. It will take place in Odd FslIOWs'
Hall and Blacks mammoth new Hall, and
the rooms adjoining. The two above named
halls viii be made one, by large door oommu-
nications, giving at once spacious room for
tho visitors.
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Joseph Beaumont, t. o. Reed, Mary Mid
tIstOn, George CIsush, and John AIIhOff, for
intoxication, were fined 81 and costs.
Sarah FsvsrO, assault and battery, fined
$50 and costs.
Robert Jones, assault and battery, fined s.
and costs.
DrussIla Wood, keeping house of ill-fsme,
fined $3S and costs.
Anna Clayton, Frank Jones, and Ida Riv-
ers, residing in ssme, fined S25 and costs.
WiIhslmina Smith, disturbance, fined 81
aud costs.
William Hyde, assault and battery, case
continued.
Timothy Sullivan and Dennis Hioky, same
offense, case continued.
Seme hTteen soldiers wero brought up for
visiting houses of iIl-fame, but were dis
charged, as they were to leave for the field
this morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-12

GEORGE THOMPSON TO VISIT 0BERLIN.-
The LOrain County News says that the Peo-
pie Of oberlin are to be favored with visit
from this eminent English AbOlitiOnist,
sometime during his sojOurn in this country.
Mr.. Thompson comes at the invitation of the
College Societies Library Association, cor
daily seconded by some of the most promi-
nsnt citizens of Oberlin.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-12

PERSONAL II. B. Sheldon, Esq, has re-
Gently established q News and Stationery
Depot at Marion, Ohio. The citizens of Ma
riOn and vicinity will always find on Mr..
SIS counter the very latest news Of the day,
all the eastern weekly and monthly pubI-
cations, also fne assortment of stationery.
The Cleveland LEADER he delivers to his suit
scribers on the afternoon of each day of pub
licatiOn, Immediately upon the arrival Of the
Eastern train.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-12

The members of Erie Lodge, No. 27 I.
o. o. F., are requested to meet at their Hall
at 912 o'clock, Saturday morning, March
18th, to attend the funeral of our late broth
or, William Allen. The funeral will take
place at the disciple Church, franklin St a,
at 10 l o'clock. Members of sister Lodg
are invited to turn out within
March 12-It. F.B. PRATr, N. G.
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LOCAL NOTICES,

SPIRITUAL HALL, 1s4 Superior street, up
stairs. Mrs. S. NJ. Thompson, inspirationaI
speaker, will lecture, morning and evening,
at half past 10 A. n. and Pm. Subject Of
morning Discourse" The Death of James
Church" Ten cents taken at the door to do
fray expenses.
MohI2I4I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-12

CLEARIEa Up THE REMAMs.-Workmen
were busy yesterday in the icOnoelastio work
of tearing down and carrying of thsvsrisus
articles of use and ornament in the different
Halls of the Fair. All unsOld donated arti-
cIes are being removed to the Bazaar to be
exposed for sale or auction.
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CHICAGO MARKET.
Especial to the Cleveland LEADEn,I

Especial to the Cleveland LEADER-l
CHICAGO. March IL.
EeceiTed 426 live hogs, and 50 dressed hogs, 1910
beeves.
Dressed HOEH-Quist Sales at 25as00.
Live HGRs-l0c higher. Sales at 6,0Otr7,60
Beef CaIIIe-lOmi5c higher. Sales at 3,5O9T, 20.
Prov isious-Fsrn.
PoRK-saIes mess pork at 5000: generally he'd at
t20 60.
HRms-Swset plckled hams &c highsr.
Sales at Il2c for bulk hams; II for loose shSul-
ders; 7o for loose and rough Sides and l0c for pack
ed short clear mlddles; 1880 long cut hams. Boxed
prime pork in demand at SIS 50, but is held at
$3.50
IARD-Market steady. Sales at I2o for prime leaf
lard
VUdIsky-lc lower. Sales at s2seSo. Closing
weak.
No. and q, ,g95Sfal, ,1OA for No. 3
COrB-Old &c sigher. Sales at s7GsSc; New corn
15SH higher. sales at 75GeS3.
OarH-Steady. Sales No at s914G64E.
tGye-lc higher. Sales at 81 0l@lOlk.
BRrley-Dull and neglected.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-12

INDICTMENT ToR MURDER.-Our readers
will remember the affrsy which took place at
Warren, some six weeks ago, between Ed
ward Brush and Michael Fee, in which the
latter was killed. Brush has been indicted
by the Grand Jury of TrumbuII county for
murder in the first degree.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-12

TIE NINETEENTH OHIo.-This regiment
left for the front this morning. It is under
command Of Colonel MandersOn, and will re-
port at Chattanooga. 1t is now some six
hundred strong. having recruited nearly two
hundred men since its return one month
ago,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-12

BATTLE FLAG OF TIE 18th 0HIo.-This
glorious relic of the war, riddlsd and SCARED
with bullets and cannon shot, has been pre-
ssnted to thestate. The correspondence be-
tween Governor BrOughand COIOuel Mander-
son in relation to it, is published in the CO.
lumbus papers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-12

The LoRAIN COUNTY NEws.-This ster-
ling paper comes to us this week greatly en-
Iargsd and improved. L. L. Rice Esq, for
merIy of Columbus, a veteran editor, has ac-
eepted the post Of its chief editor. We con-
gratuIato the News on this fresh evidence Of
its pros psrity.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-12
LEGAL INTRLLIGRNCE.
Court of Common Pleas-FriduI.

BEFORE JUDGE CoFFIEBERRY.-The jury in
the case of Rowley Us. Msttlebergsr was out
nearly all day, and finally brought in a YER
dsct for the plaintiff with damages amount
ing to $215,S7.
BEFORE JUDGE FoorE.-The case of Thorn
as Dunham vs. Anthony Henderson ct al,
was on trisI to the court, Estep and Hitch
cock appearing for the plaintiff, and Mr..
stetson for the defendants. Judgment has
has not yet been rendered.
Several unimportant motions were heard
and decided.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-12

A BIG RUK.-We don't mean of rebels,
or of sap, but of billiards. Charlie Fnnk'
the well-known bilIisrd-plsyer Of this city
made a run of SIS points on Wizsmsn's car
ON table, day or two since, beginning the
run while playing a regular game.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-12

srABBED.-A boy named John McElroy,
living on Howe street, was accidentally
stabbed by companion while "Playing SOL
dier" day or two ago, and now lies In q
very critical condition. DR.. BeckWith is in
attendanee on him.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-12

NEW COUKTERPEITs.-Look out for q
counterfeit two on the "Farmer's Bank Of
Bucks Co., Pennsylvania" TWO's, counter
felt, viguette, spread eagle in tree; female
and "2'' on the right, and medallion and
two ''2s" on the left. The notes are being
extensively circulated.
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RY. STOCK mARKKF-RIareh II.

-Bt0oE8-I lguIhE,
at Second Board Missouri Skies 72sS; Pacific Mail
252; New York Central 1855; Erie l2I; ResdinT
1888 Budson l5l9s; Harlem 1923; Michigan south.
ern lOl4; Cleveland and Pittsburg lI9; GalenR and
Ohieago l9n; Toledo H74, ROoE Island la4; Prsf-
rie du Ohien7s; Fl, Wayne l29&; Alton and Terre
Hante 7gi Chicago ana North Western. 649s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-12

FELL IEFo THE RIVERA boy named
Henry Wilson fell into the river near the
foot of Superior street, this morning. He
was rescued by sailor, who jumped in and
suscseded in saving the boy as he was sink
ing for the last time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-12

THosE having pictures on exhibition at
Fine Art Hall, in Court Room No. 8, who
wish to superintend their removal, are de-
sired to come for them on Saturday, March
18th, between A. N. and P.E.
E. R. PERKINS,
Secretary Fine Art Committee.
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cOMMERcIkL AND FINANCIAL.
CONNIE DIAL.
CLEVELAND nIARKEF.

MORHIEa LEADBR OFTIOB,
ERIDAI EVIEIHa, March II, 1854.
Flour Sales small parcels of red wheat double
extra at q, 90 and white do ct o. 50.
Wheat-Market Dull. Sales at S,ls5 for red on
track and sI, ,s79l,ss for amber.
COFn-Dull. Sales at sI,OO.
Oats-Salo car at 73c on track.
HIghwlnss-Duu. Sale at sT1o.
BntIer-Sales y bbs choice Western Reserve at
SOC.
Cheese-FiImA at lS@I4c. with sales Of q boxes.
Ksss-In fair local demand. Sales of l2 bbls at
I7e.
Dried RruIts-Sales unpeeed. peaches ct l5o
and &c for peeled.
Lard-ssles 20 kegs at IsHc.
Smoked Meats-ss'es at IIc for choice sugar
cured hams.
sHOuLDEss Sales 1000 Ibis country cured at SIC.
seeds-Clover is quiet at $50 and Timothy fat
$3.50.
saIt-Is selling at sl,ss for ane and sI.9O for
coarpe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-12

Persons wishing any article in the ma
chinery line manufactured, can have their
work done we'll and promptly at Hsdlsy's
Union Iron Works, Norwalk, Huron county,
Ohio. Mschinery of all descriptions built
and repaired.
mF1l:I4l WILLIAM S, HADLEY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-12
PITTSBURGH OIL MARKET.

Special by Telegraph to the Cleveland LEADER.
PITTSBURGH, March IL.
PetrOleum-The excitement in the market attn
continues
Sales crude at 2sc &c was offered and re fused Gale
2lko bulk.
Refined steady at advanced rates, 4ae4s for bond,
5OaE63 for free.
The arrivals are 1900 bbls.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-12

Those having pictures On exhibition at
Fine Art Hall, in Court Room No. 8, who
wish to superintend their removal, are desired
to come for them on Friday March, I1th, be-
tween 9 A. n. snd P. n. E. r. PERKIEs,
Secretary Fine Art Committee.