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PREsEETATIoN.-H. s. Stevens, Esq, the
excellent and able proprietor Of the Clsve-
land Omnibus line, was on Saturday after
noon the recipient, from his employees, of
most valuable and spprO pirate testimonial
of respect and esteem. Mr.. Stevens was
hastily summoned to his Office, sbout two P.
n, where he found nearly all the employees
of the line, and was surprised at seeing them,
thinking that possibly they were on
"strike." This impression was soon cor
rected by Mr.. T. A. Brady, who, with an eIe-
CANT gold headed cane in his hand, topped
forward and addressed him as follows:
Nh. STEvKEs:-AlloW me sir, in behalf of
your employees in the Cleveland Omnibus
Line, to present you with this cane. You
will please accept it as a slight testimonial
of the respect and kind feeling we entertain
for you. We sincerely hope that it will
prove useful to you in your declining years.
and that your hand will never be too feeble
too carry it. You can accept it, sir, with the
assurance that We consider you well worthy
of the gift.
Mr.. Stevens, or receiving the cane, res
ponded as follows:
MR. BRADY:-TO you as Chairman Of this
meeting and to all my old friends and com
panions in our mutual business, can only
say that look upon this demonstration Of
your continued regard for me with many
thanks for the present you have made me.
Most Of us have been associated together for
years in our service to the public, and take
great pleasure in having this occasion to
award you my opinion of your general good
behavior and faithfulness in the discharge of
your srduous duties. thank you for the
personal compliment intended by this gift,
and hope that many years of health ard
prosperity will attend you.
The cane was purchased at Crittsnden's,
and is most elegant specimen of workman
ship. 1t bears the following inscription:
Presented to
Il. s. STEVENS
by the
EMPLOYERS
of the
CLEVELAND OMNIBUS LINE.
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y. Y. sEoNEY n1ARKET-Aprn 16.

thN TsLhaRAF6-f
sEsney-Decidedly hrmsr, and IN active demand
at per cent
STIRLING Ezohangs-LOwer, but very steady at
fsOta-Irregular snd unsettled OpeniuR At i7I1<,
advsnciDg IN III, declining tn I707s, advancing to
l73& and closing quiet and steady at l72SsalT2H
f10-erur~rne ff---t-s-Pafher easier. Five
twenties, coupons 1'lA1fl24: seven-thirties &C.
tober and April III; United States 6's OF 1881 cou
pons li6
Tot4l exports ~ specie to-day se5s.57s.
The subscriptions to-day at the First National
Bank 70 the l0.la Loan were sS3D,O0O
Receipts at the Custom Houae to-day we're 81 dr.
000 Il which 1913 roo were in Gold Certificates.
the Secretary Of the Treasury. Their sales amounted
10 about a. coo, 900.
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E.x. s=OOK mAKKEx-Aprlr1e,
izYss1seRLFHl

8tonka-Better.
Ohio and Mississippi certificates SO, Canton 69x,
Cumberland preferred S7H. Pacific vail 225 View
York TeDtrsl l3s, Erie llg do preferred lI0A I'd
son l4s, Harlem ia2, Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and
Chicago l401k. Reading l50, Michigan Central l46,
Mich gan southern i0fA, do gusrsnteed 140, Give
land ard Pittsburgh l22 Gslena and Chicago rs
Gleveland and Toledo i2l4. Chicago Burlington and
Quincy l52. Milwaukee and Prairie On Chen 76H.
Toledo and Wabash 70%, Chicago and Northwestern
6IX
Stocks after the Second Board:
Gold closed at lT23< at the last public Boa-d-
The pt- &c in stocks was renewed New York Cen
trail ls7x Erie l7S, DO preferred 10. Hudson I4l.
Reading I43. michigan S0nthern 1G2H do guaranteed
l40H, Harlem 1872, Toledo l47 Michigan central l43,
Galena 1872.
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LAGRANGE Our OF THE WILDEREEss.-
This wids-awske and patriotic little town
has again come up to the scratch, and filed
its quota under all the calls. We hope that
adjoining towns may follow the example set
thu m by little Lagrange.
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THE DRAET.-PrOvOst Marshal Nash re-
csivsd orders on Saturday to be ready to
proceed with the draft in all sub districts
which have not filed their quotas. This
certainly looks as though Uncle Abraham
means to call few more OOnscripts to his
bosom. The Provost Marshal will be in
readiness to proceed with the draft, if order.
ed to do SO, by the close of this week.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

NoTIcE-The adjourned meeting Of the
Second Ward Draft Association will be held
at court room No. 2, this Monday evening
at IL O'Clock, Every member who is in
tsrested is earnestly requested to be present.
ARTHUR Il. QUINN,
sprlS:l47. Secretary pro TEN,
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REDMOND CLANCY, Chm.
CHRrsrOPHzR CAREY, sso'y.

Sixth WARD MUTUAL BENEVOLENT As
socIATIoE.-This association is formed for
the relief of those embers who may be
drafted in the Sixth Ward. Shares ten dol
lara. If no draft occurs, the money will be
refunded to the members.
The officers Of tho Association are as fol-
lows:
Presidsnt-W. P. F9gg.
Vice-President-John Huntington.
Treasurer-G. W. Cslkins.
Sscretsry-LOuis Hammer.
Executive COmmittse- Adam Beilstein,
Isaac Beer.
Certificates of membership can be had Of
either of the above.
Meeting at the WigEsm on Wednesday
evening, April goth. aprir5:147,
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FoR THE 9Th CAvALRr-Captsin Pryor,
Of the 9th Cavalry, leaves the city to rejoin
his regiment to morrow, and will take charge
Of all letters to members of the regiment
which are left at RusssIl's Forest City House
todov
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FoR THE 103D.-Meutensnts Spencer,
Card, Judd, and Reynolds, who have been
on recruiting service here, leave for their
regimsntthis afternoon, and will take let
ters left at this Office before two O'Clock P. n.
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WEsr s1pE sroRE.-Re ars noR renei,

WEST SIDE SToRE.-We are now receiv-
ing large stock Of most desirable Dress
Goods, Shswls, Parasols, Sun Umbrellas, &c,
&c, which we are selling IS usual at the
very lowest prices. 10000 yards good Prints,
at le3< cents per yard; 1000 pairs good
Kid gloves, at 81 90 per pair.
TRUscoTT L INGHAM.
The West Side Street Cars run by our
door every ten minutes. apls:I47
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Railroad Intelligence,

| Railroad Intelligence.
RAILROAD EARNINGS The earnings Of the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad company wore
for the first week in April:
/ Eastern Division....--.........-S44O5 O52 $50, ,4Oi
/ Wnestern Dlylslon,---..-...-... 26,652 81 65l
......... 7O,7Ol 52,O62
increase. e-..---.-.s....-..-...--.l ls,642
The Northwestern Road earned in March,
1854, $l57, ,96I IS, and in March 1858, $92,-
5SS Is, giving an increase of SOS, ,4S7 Al.
The earnings of the fiscal year ending
April 1, amounted to 81, ,62S, 1858 90, and the
earnings of the previous year to 81, ,OsS, ,O54--
O5, giving an increase for the year of $685.
sO9 ss, or over so per cent.
The Gslena and Chicago earned tho first
week in April
4S COS l6
Increase 2s2 l2
Corrected earnings for February ,576 SC
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILRoAD.-Ths an
nual report Of the President of the Michigan
Southern & Northern Indiana Railroad, for
the fiscal year ending February 20, 1864, has
been published. The following is the main
part of the text of the report During the
fiscal year ending on the 29th of February,
1854, ths gross earnings of the road amount
ed to 50, ,ss4, ,2s4 IS. The operating expen-
sss we're 81, ,75S,6l6 90, and the net earnings
s1,6SO,777 80. The proportion of operating
expenses to earnings was 81 so per cent The
increase of earnings over last year was $780,
562 SO of this amount 1881 800 % was for
gain on passenger, and $2l2, ,269 OIL on freight
earnings. During the year an old claim, ss-
cured by mortgage on property of the De-
troit an Milwaukee Railway Company was
collected, yielding SIS, ,246 O4 to the treasu-
~. There has been paid into the sinking
fund S114 900 Of that class of bonds, and the
Commissioners now hold $764, 900 Of the
sinking fund bonds, making the full amount
due to the fund to this date. During the
year the Company embraced the opportunity
of selling at premium 81, ,4OO, 900 of the re-
served common stock created and contem-
pleted at the time of consolidation, the pro-
ceeds of which were sufficient for the pur-
chase Of$S1O,OOO of ten per cent. guaranteed
stock, and $I,126,OO of first and second
mortgage seven per cent. bonds, making a
total of 81 4S6, ,OOO"
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CITY NEWS.

CoPPERHEADsAr AT A DIsooUNT.--The Elyria
Independent Democrat says that there was
but one Copperhesd elected to any Office in
Lorain County at the late election.
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by the
EMPLOYERS
of the
CLEVELAND OMNIBUS LINE.
April 10Th, 1864.
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NMB ARE NOW PUBLISHING

w the late Co SIR ntion Act n 1885, in the form
Of nest litils pamphlet The retail price Is rents
r COPY snd furnish thsm in lots OF lao for e2 o.
par hundred in lots OF more than 100 even cheaper
according 70 quantity A list OF prices for l1ts OF
from 50 70 100 cpies with copy OF the pamphlet sent
70 any address BY retura Of Mail receipt Of letter
enclosing oents. Address s. q J. Feathsrssor g,
Cleveland, Ohio aprl6.l47.
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sTAHcH-Pearl SC; Pure 9ze; white Ontario sSc /;
Silver gloss llea-; Corn l2al2<c.
sALEaATUs-DsLand's chemical &c; Gold Medal
IOc.
BICE-llaI15ke.
BROoAs-i2, ,5Oas 25 per dozen.
RoPE-ManiIls, large sizes, 25a2le; small, 25c.
WOODEN WANTS. active and firm. We quote as
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MRs. TAYLOR, the great clsirvoysnt and
fortune-teller, will prolong her stay at the
City Hotel, Seneca street, until Wednesday
next. All who wish to consult her will take
notice. aprI5:I47.
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DOR SALE-A Coon SroDART Pr
n ano-may be seen ct 80. "a Euclid street. En-
Quire Of q. {. Bray ton, No, 6 AtWater Building.
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spr1s:147.

NOTICE.-The regular meetings Of the
Board of Trade will be resumed on Monday,
April 18th, at 10 O'Clock, a. n.
S. F. LESTER, Prss't.
A. Il. QUINN, Sec'y. apIs:147
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
BEKANOIAL.
MONEY MARKET.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,

MOhhING LEADER OFFICE,
sATURDAT EVEsEs, April IS, 1874.
GOld-Gold is quoted to-dsyat stin further de-
cline, and the New York market is represented as
quiet and unsettled. The immediate cause Of this is
the payment Of the $40 interest, which IS going
vigorously, and which has brought upon the market
almost many sellers a. buyers, and another ad-
vance is not likely te occur so long this Of
supply continues. The market here ruled quiet aud
unsettled to-day, with very little offering The buy
ing rate at the close was 60.
siIver-Lover. Selling 6les2 per cent. premium /;
buying, 5s45s.
money-Easy and in good demand at 8 per cent.
Exohangs-Essy, st the following rates Gov
srnnent, National and Ohio funds par on New
York Eastern aud Pittsburgh y Per cent discount.
Government Bonds-Active and firm, at the
folIoufnq rafas.
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Ale and POrter-ln good demand. We quote:
Present use Xxx ale ss.a0; Stock Xxx 5000 to sl2-
90; Kennstt sl2OOi Ps,e Cream 5000; Porter SO
BALI and quarter barrels IN proportion.
AIRIt-steady at 81 IS per bushel.
HOps-Range at 25955c, according to quality.
GTOoeries-The market continues active, though
lsss excited, and further advances shown in
gars, molasses, coffee, and other leading articles. We
quots as follows:
sUsAE-Porto Rico lzslSzo; Cuba I6'zal7e; Eew
Orleans l7al9Sc; yellow coffee 22a25s; white oof-
fee 24a-c; crushed, powdered and granulated CSC.
CoFFEE-RiO 46a4sc; Java. 5ls-e; HAracsbo 4s
a50c.
sPICEs-AIlspic,, 2 n, 3Oae-; Cassia sea; Nut
megs 81 l,5Os-; Cloves 55a-i Pepper 46a5oc.
sTRUPs-The range is sOlsI, rs, according to quality
MoLAssEs -ThGre is only limited supply In the
market. Fair to choice is quoted at aOcalI co.
TEAs-The market is firm at the following quota
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aAssIEEREs,
DoESK1Es,
6ATTINETS,
UNIONS,
FLAENEIS,
BLANKETS,
ETC, ETC.
"a good stock constantly on hand, adapted to
the Western Market.
Market prices paid for Wool and Pelts, in Cash
or Manufactured Goods.
Once and SalesroOms,
NO. % WATER STREET, CLEVELAND, o.
aug RS
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LARoESY.-Patrick Molles was yester-
day arrested on complaint of Mary Tully for
stealing from her SIG in green-backs.
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following the course Of highWines and It has been
dieut to get at reliable quotations. The range at
the close Is 81, ,3Sal, 40 for 9s per cent.
seeds-Have been in only moderate request, the
market closing higher Timothy ID held at o, IS and
Clover at q 75asOO With sess at the outside figures
saIt-Ws quote: fine q, l,95, eoarse s2,oO. There il
= very light supply of the former in the market.
Dried ApPles-In good request At &c.
Dried Peaehes-The demand is fair st 27e2So
for peeled and l7Glso for unpeeled.
Beans-The market ia firm at sz,OO82,50 prime
white.
Carbon OsI-Ths market has . decided upward
tendency, ami figures at the c'oss are SEQ above
lsst weeks quotations Sale to day Of 500 bbls at
CSC, at which figure the market Is firm.
POtatOes-In good demand and firm at sOc for
Peach blows. and 7Oo for Canada mixed. Sales Of 1
car peach blows at sOc and at sec.
TalIow-Thers is q moderate inquiry at lOzc,
Potash-Is firm At SIC
Ptaster-In fair demand at aIO per ton for land,
$3.50 per barrel for Dentist" and s3,OO@3 25 per
barrel for common cslclned.
Fish-In good demand, and hrn We quote
White Fish, half barrels, ss,OOas 25. No. I Mack,
erel, bbs, $500; half barrels 5000; No 2 bbla,
$500; half bbIs, $500; No. ;, bbls sls,OO; half
bbls s7,OO. Trout S7,OOa7 50 for halves. Herring
$500 per bbl.
ReatheFs-Nice live geese are worth saa57c.
Lime-AkrOn water lime is steady and in modsr-
ate request at 1925.
IS o. Oats and corn ground together s42OOas 90 At
the mills
Oiis-The market Is firm and fairly active at the
Tfnnu fHTnwaH a.NnHHl
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF Cleveland,
Designated Depository and Fiscal
Agent of the United States.
National 1910 Five Per Cent.
Loan.

By instructions from the Secretary OF the Treas
ary, datOd March IS, 64 this Bank will receive sub
soriptons for the NATIONAL 1910 1--WE PER oEST.
LOAN, in coupon bonds registered certificates rs-
deemed after ten and payable fcrEy years from date
IN CON.
This loan bears GOLD INTEREST, payable sEHI-AyEU-
coupon and registered bonds Of $500 ard
ard ANNUALLY on bonds Of the denomination Of 50
and 100 dollars.
in subscribing parties may either to pay the &C.
crued interest rom the irst of march to the day OF
subscription in Coin in Currency adding fifty pc
cent. premium or receive bonds besrinR Interest
from day Of subscription. Also viii allow to
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS,
AND SUB AGEETs,
the usual -mmission Of eighth Of one per cent
aprfl2-ls2
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FoE SALE very low q lot Of good store
fixtures. Enquire at Omnibus ONCE, No. 147
Superior street. aprI5 LAT
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MONDAY MORNING, APR. is, 1854,
FRAYELLER,s RFGIsTKR.
HEw hDvERsEsEaNNrs...


O. A. Ress-U. s. 1910 per cent Loan.
John EllsIer-Acsdemy Of Music.
A. Monipslier-Atheneum Mnsie Hal.
June & Curtis-Fremont Foundry.
P.W. Oustead-Fruit Trees.
Wanted-Dried Apples
Or. Lighthill-Announeement.
For sale-Portabls Engine
Tor ssle-Grspe Poles.
For Rent-Brick House.
For sale-Pisno.
Rose 4 Prentiss Market.
TrusoOtt Inehsm-Local Eotios.
Board OF Trads-Local Notice.
-second Ward-Looal Notice.
FOund-Horse.
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A DIsTHGUIsHED ARRIvAL.-Msjor Gen.
eral Daniel E. Sickles, the One-legged hero of
Gettysburg, together with his staff, Lieuten-
ant Colonel Hart, Major Tremain, Captain
Moore and Captain Fry, are in town and and
stopping at the WeddelI. Mr.. Cook, of the
New York Herald, also accompanies the
party. The General arrived on the even
ing train from the East, on the Lake
Shore Road, and will leave this evening on
the Detroit boat, having accepted an
invitation to visit that city. He kept his
rooms most of the day yesterday and received
but few visitors. He will receive guests, to-
day, at his hotel, from twelve to two o'clock.
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smUaggkERTs.

A CADBMY OF MUSiCI
JOHN ELLSLER. Jr........... ....... ManaRer
LIAM ERA.
Ticket OfEcs at rraiRard's Music store.
A portion Of the HO 7se has be.n sat apart where
ssats car be secured without extra charge
~ Gallery ;0csnfs
This M0EDAY. Asfil I6-Sixth Opera Night
positively ons Of the last few Nigh 9,
Meyerbeer's new and most celebrated work
DINORAH,
Or Le Pardon de Ploermel.
Mile Angelina Oor'ier, 10 he- oriRlual and most
celebrated role Of uinorah produced by her for the
hrst time in America with u1bounded succs s..
Mile MOrensi, f-st 9OaJherd, NJ me Ficher second
GoAtherd. zig Tamaro, uorentino; zig. Amodio,
HOel
Herr UARL FORMEs. the Hunter.
Conductor and Musical Director....Sig. MUzIo.
In active preparation Mozlrt's immortal
DON GIOVANNI, CDOn Junn.)
MASSANIELL0, (Die stumme Won Portici y
Tomorrow.
N OR NJ A,
Second appearance Of Nine VIBGINTA WHIT NC
in her great roe of Norma
Doors open at ~, Opera Commences at s.
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@. G. BRUCE.
LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES
oTET1I4D, ~ Iois Ohio, ,,o. W4Sarss5gS .e5 HI D g.
Near the Court Eogse.
We are authorised BY Government to collect
800 Bounty
due discharged soldiers; also, the widow, chill
dreu, and rightf1l heirs ofan deceased soldiers )
Glso
50 which every discharged soldier who was dis
sblsd in the service, Is entitled. Also, Pensions
tor soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
Phan sisters, ss they are seTerally entered un-
der the lev. Also,
due discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
promptly collected, or cashed. Also,
Prize Moned.
Money due enlisted ee months men;
Hsooey due teamsters, and every other class Of
elaus growing out OF this or any other war.
We also pay special attention 70
PATENTS
- Avoid Claim and Patent Agents who
Fo net Liosnsed.
We publish " TIE soLDEB'S FEUED,'' 3 paper
much interest TO soldiers and their heirs.
Soud ne your name and stamp, snd we viii send
: % opy nee or Twelve copies one esch month
q IS cents.
Apply 2 us N person or By letter, with stamp,
al your business shal- have prompt attention.
toes loEs and no charge until After We have 90.
oompllshsd what We undertake
see.i1 Q. 8. BRu0E.
RLACK BUGLE 6IMP-A NBW
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The ladies will notice that Mrs. Shaw is
opening elegant millinery goods.
apr. 5:I57.
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On Of less than $780, i've per cent is added to
above prices.
Lumber-Is beginning to arrive more freely, and
prices are hrmer, with good active demand. We
n--nta E.IIn--..
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The following are the rates charged By tllsn:
Hama-Hagar-cured premium Hans = - .....-I6
grlee beet-s .-.-..i5
8housdaFH-SugAr-cured y h............--- ....ll y
Bacon Or Smoked Sides . b...-......-.. . ......A
Lard Prime leaf, ksttle-rsnd'sd in bbls 2 h..l4
Prime leaf, kettle rendered in kegs b.i4K
Perk-do. mess 2
Extra clear o.
~ Nc extra charge made for packages or cartsqs
70 railroad dspots boats. All articles warrant
ed strictly prime and equal 70 anything in the State
Orders promptly filed Our sugar-cured HaIns anf
Settle-rendered Lard took the frst premium al tn
late Ohio state Fair. kOSE h PRE- STIsS,
Nos. I42, IA Rnd It5 Ontsri0-st. Cisyeisnd
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coal.
A LIEN JON Es-

A L L EN- JONES,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
Strip Vein CoIumblana and Chippewa
GOALS,
Once On o; Z P. Z, Z. Pier. Also. Omos and Yard
At Euclid strest T. r Crossing. Coal Of an
Excellent Qlualify, for
STEAM, GAS, CRATES, STOVES,
Ofics or House Uss, Also
ANTHRACITE COAL In larre o- snail ou,.4ftf,s-
OrdeT5 respectfully solicited and promptIy attsnd-
"a e2s Soal ios snithing kept eonsautiy on hand.
marIs-R2.
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RECETvED this day at J. R. Shipberd &
Co.'s one case more of those beautiful Water
fall hats for Ladies and Misses. sprI2:I47
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ALLEGED ROBBERY ON ST. CLAIR STREET.
"A man by the name of Eddy, from Pitts
burg, with his wife, came to this city on Tues
day last and engaged board at the boarding
house of G. S. williams, on st. Clair street.
The next day they left, and it ig supposed,
went back to Pittsburgh.
After they were gone the proprietor missed
a considerable quantity of bedding and
other things, and a bearder who had previ-
ously occupied the same room given to Eddy
and his wife, claims to have lost $500 in
money, which was in a trunk that had been
left in the room, and accidentally left un-
locked.
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Ten-FOrty Government loan.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
FHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
OF OLEVEAND,
designated permanent Depository Of the Govern
ment, is prepared TO receive Subscriptions to the
Ten-FOrty Government Loan,
now resdy for delivery
Depository for 0. g. Officers, Paymasters and
Quartermaster5. marsO-I59
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CHICAGO uARKE7

CHoAso, AprlIls
WheRr-DulI, and declined la{Xc Sales No. ]
spring at 81 IS and No At 81 20
gorn-Actiye at q decline Of IaITc. Sales at gTt
Oats--Dull, and declined 2a3c. Sales at ss5<G6ec.
HlghvE1nes-7a81&c lower, sales at 81 ,O9eel, ,09<s
Esss - PrsnLIsa5 Prouspss s1Rl.xst Hs.
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Received this day at J. K. shipberd & Co. IS
one case more of those beautiful Waterford
hats for Ladies and Misses. aprl2: lat
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TIE rush at the great Bankrupt sale Of
Boots and Shoes still continues. We must
admit the fact "'tis the the cheapest place
in the city" to buy yourBoots and Shoes. No.
los, Superior st. apr13:149
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DENTISTRY DIR. B. F. Robinson, Office
No. so Wood street. All kinds Of surgical
and mechanical dentistry, done in the best
manner and at a low price. dec2R27.
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FoR Coughs, Colds, and Toothaehs, use
Portsr's Cure of Pain. We have trisd it
frequently, and found it en excellent and
reliable antidote in all cases. 7FtinbuI DEM
oe@at.
Sold by sII druggists. Price z5ets.
", L. POETsR, Proprietor,
noFz:RI Cleveland, Ohio.
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YUsIKEss EOEIGEs

FLAGS AND BANNEEs.E
Orders promptly filed. Address
6. ". CROWELL a co.,
pn2s.l6l 1877 superior-st., Cleveland, Ohio
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