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Il fail to euro the worst cases Of diseased scalps OF
the Ion ngeststandtng, with the
ONLY GENUINE HAIR RESTORER.
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NW YORK NAkKEz-DIareh 10

C0ttoa--Duu and to lzc lower. Sales st 771fG
7sc for middfng uplands; 74c for low middlings.
ElOuF-Dull and closes 10 lOc lower.
Sales at s5,70I6,S5 for extra state; I.AsQIs3 Tor
round hOOped Ohio 81, ,3OEtS. 50 for trade brands.
Whiaky-Without cecided change.
Sales at SS9Oo for extra state; 90e2c Tor Western
Whenf-Dull and lc lower.
sales ut 81 l,631l,6 81 for Chicago Spring 81 6l O.
for Milwaukee Club; 81 7o8l72 for winter red cat
ern.
Oorn-Market heavy and dropping
Sales O, ,3 for Shipping Mixed Western In store
and 81 80 for new Sou hern yellow.
0aIH-Market heavy and dropping
Sales at eec and s01<o for State and Western.
WOOI-Quiet aad uncgAnged.
Petroleum Quiet. sales at 3l@3lzc for crudei
455Oc fOv refined in bond and 6265c for refined fres
PsFk-Marke= more active and hrmer.
Saes at 25G22 SIN for mess; S2 90 for old
do; a23.75 for new do; lI50Q2O,00 for old and new
prime, and S2l-5OgZ2,00 for prime msssi also sOO
bbls prime for all march at S2300 and ast even
ing Sl750 bbs meas for Juns,sellers option AZ
e2i,50.
Beef-YeTy firm with good demand
eAles at 6I57c for country mess; 1885 for country
prime; 10 1I5c for repacked messi el5Oo6 20 Tor eK
Prime Mess Beef-Quis; and unchanged.
Cur Hleats-FIrm.
sales at 81 sBlec for shoulders; l23Sl3H for hams
Bacon Sidea-Less active. Foxes nsar oil last
evening a. lI4 for Western Cumberland Cat 70 ar
rive llAo for do loug ribbed; ll9llAc for do short
ribbed, l24c Tor do long Gear; ls5c for do shoIt
clear. Also 300 pouhes city bellies IN D1lk at li
Lard-Quiet and scarcely so firm. saIes at 1859
lac including small lots very extra at 1876
ButLer-Firner at 2TesSlc for Ohioi S2tg4Uc IOr
State.
Cheese-Firmer Ealss at I5sisc.
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LRGAL INTELLIGENCE.
Oourt d Common PIeas-Wednesday.

BEFORE JUDGE CoFF1NBERRT.-Ths case Of
ROWIey Vs. Msttlebsrgsr was on trial ysstsr-
day, A. T: Brinsmsde appearing for the
plaintiff and HOvey and Gage for the de-
fsndant. The suit is brought for the pay
msnt of q prOmisSOry note which was given
ia payment on an oil we'll. The defendant
claims that the oil we'll never had sny oil in
it, and that the transaction was fraudulent.
The trisI is no: yet concluded.
iiBBFoEE JUDGE FoOTE.-In the case Of Jsn
ninga Os. Walker, judgment was given for
plaintiff.
In the case Of Harris vs. Elton, judgment
was given for defendant.
Ths case Of Alexander Morrison vs. n. L.
Wsrring,-a suit brought for the payment Of
PrOniSSOry note, and appealed from Justice
cOurt,-was On.trisl to the cOurt,c VI. Palm
sr appearing for the plaintiff and N. s. Cas-
tie for the defendant. The case has not yet
bean decided.
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The Camden and Amboy Railroad Company have
applied to the New Jersey Legislature for exten-
present grant wi expire The present. 6pp9lcation
Is not for an extension Of charter which, think
extends some Twenty-Five years Jet, but for eX-
tension OF their original privilsss exclusively car
TyinR PASSENGERS and freight between Philadelphia
and New York. In view Of the advantages which re-
suit TO the taxpayers Of New jersey from the con-
neeton Of the State with the joint companies there
is little TO doubt the extension Of the priv
tege solicited Not only does the States ints in
the companies largely exempt the peoplt from taxa
ton but the connection has had the effect OF giving
the counties so isolated that railroad advantages
could by no other means have been obtained. OF
course such system will not be lightly yielded,
however much outside sehemers may c0IsplAin.-
Philadelphia Ledger,
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The following are the principal amendments pro-
posed by the Comptroller Of The Currency to the Ma
tiOnAl Bank sot
National banks are to be required to redeem their
circulating notes in the city Of New York at small
discount Uniform rate Of interest (seYen per Ct
10 70 De throuRhout the United ktates for
national banks. The lawful money reserve thai q
to be kept on hand l. TO be reduced from twenty Eve
10 fifteen per cent for country banks and from tWsn-
iy-nVe 10 twenty per cent for city banks Provision
is also made for the closing Of banks whenever the
owners OF two birds Of the capital stock shall deem
II expedieht Banks cannot be organized with less
capital than alg0,01 in the country and $4,000 in
cities 1t Will be made imperative that sn amount
oil bonds equal TO Onetrd Of the capital stock paid
up shall bs kept Oh deposit with the Treasurer Of
the United States, whether banks take circulation
for them or not.
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THIRD WARD-At q meeting held in
this Ward last Monday evening, it was de-
eided to form protection club, and adjourn
ed to this evening at old No. Engine House,
on Centre street., and all those wishing to
become members Of the club snd save them
selves fren the draft, are requested to be on
hand promptly. Per order of Committee.
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FRAVeLLRR,s REGIsTFR,
EEU ADVKRFIsEmENFs.

@. A. Bead Oo-OIsTelAnd and Columbus sto
Wanted.
B.. D Kendall / &Co-Houseksefing Goods.
Henry G. Abbey-Lots at Auction.
Geo. D. Beck hoiee Maple Syrup.
Wm A. Murfey-Army sto7es-PropOsa's.
Geo D. Beck-sSnples Of Cohees, &c.
Nathaniel Ellmaker-PrOposais for Potatoes.
Churchill 4 Brothsr-HOps.
Ed. Standardization lat Regiment.
Churchill Brother-NeAts Fo5t Gil.
ls5 Erie-, t-House Wanted.
Churchill 4 Brother-Benzlne
200 Men to be cre3itsd-Local Eotics.
q. +. Bray Notice.
Third WaTd-LocAl Eotics.
Tho.e Having Piotures-Locsl Notice.
Co. B, AttentiOn-I Oeal Notice.
Machine Work-Locsl Notice.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
CONNIE n CIAE,
CLEVELAND mARKkT.
aoBEIRe LEADsR OFFIUz,
TBUaaDkV UVWHIHa. March 10. 1854,

aOBEIHe LEADBR OFFICE.
THURSDAY EVAHTEq, March 10, 1854.
Flour Crntinues to sell to moderate amount.
Sales lOo bbls red double extra at 80 and 100 bb
do at ss,s2S.
Wheat-DuIl. Sales cars red on track at 20
and cars choice amber st el,S.
Corn-Quiet and unchanged. sals car ears at
s6<c q track and car sheIlea at SI,OO.
Oafs-sals car at 72xe,
HIGhwines-Sals 50 bbls at s7xe.
Butter-In better demand with small sales at q
and &c 1850 lbs choice roll at 2sc and come small
lots at 800.
Cheose-Firm at l3GI4c.
ERFs-Sales at I7Glsc in small lots.
Seeds-sAle Sales 50 bush clover at $3.50. Tim
othy Is dull at $3.50.
Pork-In good trade demand at s22,O9 for mess
and clear at 2l,OO.
Smoked Meats-City brands are in request at
40 for hams; lie for shoulders and lsc for dried
beef.
Lard-In good demand at ls4c in barrels and
SIC in kegs.
saIt-Is selling at sl.8s for Ans and $3.50 sOr
coarse.
Dried Fruits-App'es are in demand and firm
stsxGss. Pssehes are stesdy at z5G2so for peeled
and stl4915c for unreeled.
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RIY. sFOOK mARkEF-nIarch 10.
Trv4vLuuHHpu1

8tookg-Fetier.
At Eecond Board United States Bive-Twenties 10;
United States One Year Certificates 80; Misso rri
Sixes I2zi Pacific Mail 23; dew York Central Is7f,
30 Erie l2lz; Erie preferred l09: Hudson ISL; Hsr-
lem las; Reading 1851; Michigan Southern IGlK;
Illinois Central scrip lS6Ai Cleveland aud Pittsburg
10; Gelena and Chicago ilSA; Cleveland and To-
lecO 1919, 10; Chicsgo and RocE Island I2l& Chi
raRo, Burlington and Quincy l4Sz: Milwaukee and
Prairie du CHEN 7s; Plftsburg Fl. Wayne and uhf-
casO l277f; Toledo and Wabash IS; Alton and Tarre
Haute 90; Chicago ana North Western. 81.
No sales OF gold. Price since Board l644.
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AEREsTED-Deputy o. 8. Marshal Sim
mons yesterday arrested in Shelby, man
named Andrew GsufniIIer, indicted for re-
Sisting o. S. officers who were engaged il ar
resting : dsssrtsr in Shelby last summer.
GaufmlIlsr has been hiding in Indiana, but
returned few days ago.
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TIE 12srH.-The detachment Of this
regiment, under Captain Sanford, at Camp
Cleveland, received their arms on last satur-
day, and are now ready for service. They
will probESly leave for JohnsOn's Island In a
day or two.
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@. G. BRUCE,

@. g. BRUCE.
LICENSED CLAIM OFEfUEs
CIEyELAEB, Ohio, WAgHIEaTos, D O.,
No. LymanAR Block, No. 44S Ninth 81
Near the Court House.
We are authorised BY Government 70 eolleci
aIUO Bounty
due discharged soldisrsi also, the widow, chill
dreu, and rightful heirs ofsll deceased soldiers
slso
FeuaiOuGs
60 which every discharged soldier o Was dis
sbledin The service, Is entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
phsn sisters, IS they srs severaily entitled IN
der the Law. Also,
dus discharged soldiers or resigned of5c7Ts,
promptly collected, or csshed. Also,
Prize EIoney.
Money due enlisted three months men
money due tesmsters, and every other class O.
claims growing out of this or sny other Wsr.
We also pay special attention 10
PATENTS
- Avoid DlaIn1 aad Pateut Agents vrbs
-ro not Licensed
We publish " TIE soLDIER's PEUHD," paper
much interest to soldiers and their heirs.
Send rs your name aud scamp, and we viii send
aeopy fres, ~ twelve COPIES one each month
81 Is cents.
Apply to us IN person or by letter, with stamp,
md your business shal have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until after We have &C.
STSsiO soPiO ~ G. G. BRUCE
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LOCAL NOTICES.

COMPANY B, ATTENTION IA mseting will
be held at the Armory, Friday evening,
March 18th, for the purpose Of hearing ex-
eusss for non-attendGncs.
All delinqusnts are requested to be present
By order of the CommGndsnt.
WILLIAM WARRINGTON,
mrII:14l1 Orderly Sergeant.
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DESCENT on HoUsE OF ILL-FAHH.-A
house Of ill-fsme on Michigan street, kept
by Priscilla Wood, was entered, last night:
BY the police, and its inmates, three girls
and fourteen men, the latter all soldiers, ar.
rested and lodged in the Station House.
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MUsEUN NOrcE.-Persons who have
leaned relics and curiOsitiss for exhibition,
are req usstod to call for them at the earliest
possible moment, as the rooms must be clean
ed. Members of the Committee will be in
attendance at O'Clock this morning.
H.F. BRAYroE, Chairman.
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To PRIETERs.-For sale at this Office, an
orcutt Gard Press, in good condition, and
capable Of as good work as can he done on
any press made. Size, inside of chase, AK
5M inches. Will be sold cheap. Also, a
Diamond Press WilTprint half sheet letter.
Specimens Of work done on the card press
within the past week, will be sent to any one
wishing them. fsb9O:l4O
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PERSONS wishing any article in the ma
ohinsry line manufactured, can have their
work done we'll and promptly at HadIey's
Union Iron Works, NorUalk, Huron county,
Chic. Machinery of all descriptions built
and repaired.
mrII:14I WILLIAM S. HADLEY.
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Those having pictures en- exhibition at
Fine Art Hall, in Court Room No. 3, who
wish to superintend their removal, arc desired
to come for them on Friday March, 11th, be-
tween A. n. and Pm. E. r. PERKINS,
Secretary Fine Art COMMITTEES.
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Ar the Bankrupt sale Of Boots and
Shoes, No. 1Os Superior street, you can get
Boots and shoes Of every description at ''half
price," q large stock of Ladies wear to be
closed out-gO and examine for yourselves.
maFchI0: l41
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Two HUNDRED MEN TO BE CREDITED
Township Committees wishing to relieve
themselves of the draft, can have all or a
part of the above number of mea credited to
them, on application to J. O. Clinton, between
the hours Of 9 and II 4. n, to-day. Room
No. es WeddslI House.
Mar l1.IdT
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P1TTsBURGH OIL MARKET,

Special by Telegraph to the Cleveland LEADER.
PITTsBURGH, March 10.
PetrOIeum-Aetive with small stocks fer sale
Sales crude at 25c and 2lc in bulk.
Refined greatly enquired after.
HaleB of free at ole.
The arrivals are 400 bbls.
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The business Of the sub-FreasurY at New York
Tuesday was as folloWs:
Receipts, sllO52 7s5; Payments, I.ss5,O7l; Balance,
Ss6, ,097 $50.
Ths receipts for customs we're ssl6.OOO.
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The Michigan Central Road earned for the month
ofFebruary, - follows: 1853, e245s5 1854 t2Ts ss
ter Of its fiscAl year ending February zg ssS7459
yielding net, t460,570
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Tar 18th 0HIo IHTANTRI, under COM
msnd OF Col. Msndsrson, will leave for the
front to-day, its thirty-dAys furIough hsv-
ing expired. It has recruited quite large
nHmher ~ nav man during lie stsz At bona.
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DHHTIsFET-Dr. B. 2. Robinson, ONCE
80 Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the BEST man
ner and ct low price. deo3R35
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LUBWs Perfumes for seven shilIines.
Pure Wines, Brandies, etc., at HAIl's Homeo-
Pathie Pharmscy, No. II Public Square.
saboA
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THERE are no pianos superior to the
" Knsbe." G. A. Barlow has them for sale
ct No. 8, Euclid street. feb. 1: I4I
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The following Is the statement OF the earnings Of
the Cincinnati and Marietta Railroad for the month
ofFebrusry: 1868, s55,77s; 1854. S7T,S7s.
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Rxporta of Nov York.

The export Of specie from New York for the week
en- ing March 5. was Ss2srsOs previously reported
this year, q, ,6g7, ,52t.
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TKH PITTSBURGH SANITARY FA1R.-The
Pittsburgh Sanitary Fair is to be opened on
TussdaY. ths 10th Of Nav.
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The National Banks.

The aggregate value Of the exports OF prodnce and
merchandise, exclusive Of specie, from New York
during the week ending Marcn s, was q, ,335 l63.
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Go to the Great Bankrupt Sale, No. 1O8
Superior street, for your Boots and Shoes.
merokl0: l4I
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YVBINKBs EOTIURs.

FLAGS AND BANNERs.s
Orders promptly filed. Address
CIV. CROWBLL B CO.,
jAnzs:1d I'll suPerior-st., Cleveland, Ohio.
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MIohIEan Central.

The Galena and Chicago road earned for the month
Of February as follows lSe5 s12l l6O 1884, si75
increase, s5l,S6s
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R EN- OV All
From lss to l4s Superior Street.
M. b U r Il.

The CLOCK, WatcEmsker aud JeWeleF,
Hes rtmoFtd his slock Of Goods from lss 10 I48 Su-
rerior-et, (opposite the y eddell Horse Thanking
lie Pablo or psst aYorE he Il In hope b. Griot IN.
tagriry and careful attention 70 buEiHess, to retain
OLD and also receive Ghsre Of IS many new Patrons
Uho may tkink proper % give him call.
0BRsmemter, that you will fud n. BURT with
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ID. ~. GkGE,

Licensed war Claim Sgent.
uoIIaots Houuties Penslons, Back Fsy, Prize Money
and ether War GLAZING.
rPersouai Attention is glvon % tho prosecution
Of OlainB IN the Departments st v sshingson.
H-An psrnons hsving Claims should apply In pes-
son, or 81 Letter, st once sud they Till recaiTe
prompt attention.
cotIf-RRs 16s supeFfor-St., OisyelhDds o.
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HoNE Parsons Inimits-
bic Camphoraled Dsntitrios. ssptaS-R9
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FOE Coughs, Colds, and TOOthsChe, use
Porter's Cure of Pain. We have tried It
frequently, and found it an excellent and
reliable sntidots in all cases. TSIiulbuH DEM
OerGt.
Sold by all druggists: Price 35Ots,
W, L. PORTER, Proprietor,
noV1:RI Cleveland, Ohio.
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Hale RESTGRER.
DROFESSOR DBMUNN'S
Only Genuine Hair RestOFeF


The tkill Of the medical faculty in treating discs.
5ss OF tha scalp has Ia majority Of es. been bat
led by tins peculiar dise1se Gf e human frame
1t Is not to be wondered at, Il te Iui,es great
study, deep resegrch and careful nVesiigatiOn 81
the eausea vhichl rOduce the di ase. Unless ths
oanss IL Disco cred Il Is en- uttt imposbility to
eradicate this dises=o and effect permanent cure
Diseases Of the scalp have been pronounced incuFa
bic by some OF the mSgt eminent phy5icians have
devoted years Of study to tDis psCuAr part OF the hu
man frame, and am satisfied that posssss
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RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE
southern Railroad.


The earnings of the Michigan Southern road for
the month OF February shows an increase Of about
s7G,0O,
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EIEAN OIAL.
n. Z. MONEY alAEKKz-Marcbso1.

Ws H MUNEE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
iBT -ELEGRAPH.i
MOney-More active at S p cent.
Sterling xHohau6S-Dull, lower and nomin2l.
Sales at III <Gl7S.
GOld-I regular, unsettled and lower. Opening
at 65, decl ming 6SB and closing steady at 65655
GoVernHsnE 9Eoeks-markef STEADY.
United States skies, 1881, coupons ll3nll3A Five
twenltes, Coupons, l0glOA; Seven-Thrty Treasury
NOIea ll2A.
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The Chicago and Rock Island Road earned for this
crease, S4l,635.
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Rose q PrSnt1sa' Provinces marEst As'
port
The following are the rates charged by thsmf
EEms-SHgsr-cured premium Hams, q D. .........l4c
hsulGerE-Sugar-cured q f...-..-..-...-..--- .lOc
HaeOn-Ur Smoked Sides n..........,... ..--..l21fc
L,erd-Prime Leaf kettle-rend'ed IN bbls p D..l36c
" Prime lsaf, kettle rendered in kegs 3 n..l3AC
Ferk-NO mess y
tt Extra clear =
~ No extra charge made for pae kages or cartagS
70 railroad depOts boats Ali articles warrant
ed strictly prime and equal to anything in the State
Orders promptly filed. Our JugaF-oured Hams and
ksttle-rsndered Lard took tie frst premium et the
lste Ohio State Fair. ROSE PRhhTIsSs
Hos. l42, IA and l45 onta-io-st,, Cleveland.
IuIyER1a
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CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES.
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eLnTHINe,
THE POET ON A TRAIN;


THE POET ON A TRAIN;
Oh,
The Romance of the Railroad.
By the author of the 'Fair Inez," The Prince Of
WalsS, The Ghost Hunters" &o.
(CoNuNUED.l
CHAPTER IX-THs EMAsH UP.
When woke up in the morrins
The Train ~as standing stilli
On one side saw river,
On the 9th r steep hill.
''SJw wosder, what iu thundsr,"
Said l, can the matter be r
As npaued wide tha window
And looked out thstI miE ht see.
Then heard the elank Of hammers,
Saw rushing to aud fro;
'Anr' said here's some dssentitn,"
Aud to see 1t dc 60,
But did not have to 20 far
E'rs gight did tehOld;
A sight ns'er h4d seen before
And made my blcod run cold.
Right before me on the rAilroai,
And not twenty RODS ahegd,
Was freight ain smasaed TO pssoes,
And an 0,d COW lying dead.
''Tell me, please, sic. what's the latter ?"
iMatter ?" sa.d he. "theFe i5 plenty,
We must stop six hours here"
There were h9esheads Of tobacco,
ana dead hogs lying on the ground
Eusar, FiOnr, Coal and Bacon
In psO;uson scattered round.
Men were bucy moving rabbbh,
Some we're bury laying track
And az l was only In their way
Tothe cars soon went back.
Oh the grumbling and the growing,
That ia the cars met,
It WIS laughabls 10 -sTtt,
And I never shall forget.
Some 6eie fretting for their breakfast,
Others that they were not hOmet
While some sEoTe that, on hat EEtlrosd
Never more that way ould come.
And va ish 70 inl0rH our numsroUs friends and
the pablic that still offer the largest and best
snrtmentOf
READY-M MADE CLOTHING
ia the ty Of Cleveland. Our stock Of Cloths, CAS-
imsre4, Vestines and Military foods Of AL descriP-
tiOns, is very large. Cali 1T
Isaac A. Isaao's Union Hail,
SOLE Agency for thesas Celebrated Sewing
Bsshinss, HtOrriB AdtomstOn Freshman, snd
Ssrong's Patent Asmy Bed -TFunk.
- Corner Superior and Uufob sta.
q. Look out ior the GIANTS. fsb2e
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Flve Hundred DcIIars

and other outaneols diseasss and restore the Hair
assertion, l will Forfeit
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Ar AUCTION.
TUESDAY, MARCH 18th, 1864.
VAgUaBLE REAL ESTATE,
On essterly side of vineyard, near suPerior-st,
AT AUCTION O. CUTTER &soS

O CUTTER SON will sell on Tuesday, March 70,
on the premises sale commencing az 10 O'Clock, tbs
following described zeal Estate. situated on the
easteriy side Of Vineyard ST. about 200 feet from SUI
perior and next adjoining the premises OF jacob
igwuan, embTaeing about ten (l0) Lots these Lots
are fet front Vineyard st., and from 40 TO 100
feet de5p. -
TERMs OF SALE-Ten par cent. on day OF salei y
three years. with interest at p cent annually.
For further information concerning this properly
ooouira Of d. II. LITfGEs
4 ftmar9-Il2 No. 8 AtwBtir Block