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FINAN NOIAL.
\. 4. AsONEYMARKRF-March 10

- - NUNS HAAASAhH -uAAFCul -
IBT RuIaRAFH.I
MOney-Firmer and very active at 2 cent
sterlins EXohRng0-Dull, and lower. sales
at l75H.
Geld-Dull and lower. Opening at 50, declining
to 6l6 and closing dull at 6lA
Total exports specie to-day at SIOI,5
GoVernmouI SIOokn-nlArksI heavy and lower
United States sixes 1881, coupons l2<; FiYe-tWen-
lies, coupons, lO99l09z Seven-thiFty Treasury
notes liz.
State stOcks-Misso.ri Skies 7sA.
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ID. W. GAGE,

Licensed War Claim agent.
d,Ilscts Bounties Pensions, Back Pay, PTiEe Honsy
and othsr War Olsims.
-PgFsonal Attention is given 70 the prosecution
q Claims IN the Departments At Warrington.
WrAu persons having Claims should apply in per.
aon, or By letter, ct once, and they will receive
VSonPt attention nv GAGE
oofls-RH 1853 Euperior-St., Cleveland, D.
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MEADvILLE IrEMs.-From the Meadville,
Republican
The dwelling house of Orlando Reed, of
Stenbsn township, was destroyed by FIRE on
the morning of the 26th February. Mr.. Reed
saved nothing, his family barely escaping in
their night clothes. He estimates his loss at
s., 900, insured for 500.
One of the new fountains in the depot
grounds is in operation. It throws a jet
about tWenty feet high. The company is
determined TO make the grounds about the
| depot an ornament worthy Of the enterprise
and good taste that charaoteIizss all they
undertake.
Among the many sales of real estate which
have bsen made lately. we record the sale Of
Rupp's Hotel to W. Tucker, ESQ.,, for the
sum of 1000 the Sherwood House for
Sl1 900, and the residence Of J. NJ. Sawyer,
for 81. 500.
An old man named Welsh, residing near
! Guys Mills, was found dead beside his gate
on Sunday morning. His wife died last fall
and be has since been living alone Moth
ing Is Known as to the cause of his death.
There were no marks Of violeaes.
The A. L G. W. Railway Company intend,
as soon as the woather will permit, to com
menco building an extension Of the McHen-
~ House. The addition is to be 200 fet in
Iength-running northward, parallel with
the depot The new building will be, in
fact, nearly as large as the present one.
This is evidence, not only of the foresight
which planned the building of large hotel
in connection with the depot, but also of the
unexampled prosperity Of the road. It is
evidence, too, that the administration of
Mr.. Taylor, as Superintendent Of the Mo
Henry House, is very popular.
Msadville wss disgracsd by a series of
fights on Tuesday, between recruits and
RaiIroad hands. The recruits, who were
awaiting transportation at the depot, got
many of them at least-terribly drunk, and
q series Of qusrrels ensued which, ,culminsted
in severe fight, in which pistols, pickhsn-
dies and bricks were freely used, One Of the
railroad employees, named S. Kelley, was
shot in the groin. A soldier was shot in the
back. Three or four were also knocked down
and beaten.
II is almost miraculous that so few were
shot, for at one time, on Chestnut street,
tho firing sounded very like picket skir-
mish.
purpose was entertained smong The re-
cruits, Of whom there was some three hun
dred in town, "clesn out" the Railway
men altogether on Wednesday evening, but
on Wednesday the majority of them " re
sent of, and through the exertiOns of the
officers the balance were kept at the Arsen-
al, so that no further disturbance has oc-
Cured.
Recruits arc coming in rapidly. The
quota of Msadeville will probably be filed
BY the frst of April.
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yUsIKKEs NOTIOEA.

FLAGS AND BANNERs.I
Orders promptly filed. Address
G.. W. CRoWELL CO.,
.u9s:I6I I'll superior-St., Cleveland, Ohio.
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THEEE are no pianos superior to the
F" KnAbe." G. A. Barlow has them for sale
at No. 3, Euclid street. feb. /: I4I
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Miss SHAW To NIoHT We trust that
every one Of our readers will, if possible, at
tend the readings of Miss Emily Shaw, be-
fore the Library Association, at Brsinard's
Hall, tonight. The lady is an slocutiOnist
singulsrly gifted with power End versatility,
and she has chosen the gems of her repertoire
for this evening.
The Providence Journal speaks Of her IS
follows:
"Ths course of Readings given by Miss
Emily Shaw, in our city, during the past
fortnight, was attended on each evening by
full and select audiences. To voice rich
and flexible, and capable of great compass
and expression, Miss Shaw unites q fne in
tellectuaI perception other subject, and great
dramatic power, both humorous and tragic
The unusual excellence Of these Readings,
and the increasing interest manifested in
them on every succeeding evening of her en-
gagement, lead rs to anticipate a very sue
cessful career for this accomplished young
lady.
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HoNu Msnufsotre-Parson's Inimits-
bic camphorsled Dontitrics. ssptsS-R9
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Ny eyes have been crooked from infancy,
and my sight very much impaired thereby.
called on DR.. Jones at the Angler House,
who made them perfectly straight and natu-
raj in one minute. I advise all who have
crooked eyes to go to DR.. Jones immediately
and have them operated on.
Mrs. MARY VIxLKR,
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
OIAL.
CLEVELAND u1ARKE7.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
SATURDAY EVHUIHG, March Il, lsS.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE
SATURDAY EVEEUs, March Il, 1854. ]
Flour The market Is steady with sales $50 bblH
red wheat double extra at $3.50. The range OF
sales for tho week past has been Ss,2596SO for red
and s7,OO to 80 for white.
Wheat-Market very dull. Holders were offering
yesterday ct Slss for round lots from store without
buyers. White may be quoted at q ,459l so.
Corn-Quist at SI,OO on track.
Oats-Rsceipts to-day we're In excess OF demsnd
and the market is dull.
Sales car at 72c and at 7sc-both on track
HIshwInes-Remain dull. Sales are in retail
lots at sz'<o.
Butter-The market is more active, with Iumor-
cd sales Of small lots % 29 and 90 according to quail
ity. The outside figure for very choice.
Cheese-Markst firm with good demand at Il
e14c.
Rsgs-In good request with sales atI79lso.
seeds-Clover is quiet at $50 with occasional
sales in a retail way at R7,75. Sales Timothy at
ts,s7H.
POrk-In good trade demand at $500 for mess
and clear at 2I,OO.
Smoked AIeats-City brands Of hams are sell
ing at llc and shoulders at IOe.
Sales 1000 lbs. country cured shoulders at sAo,
Lard-SaIes at l31fc.
TaIIOw-siesdy at l01l.
POtatOes-sales 30 bbls at q s..
OiIs-Csrbon is firm at &c. Lubricating sells at
a range of4Oc9sl,5O.
saIt-Is selling at SI,s5 for ane and O1.e0 for
coaFae.
Lumber-We quote as follows:
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Deafness Cured--CrOoked Eyes made
SIraight--Dr. Jones at the Angler House
--HeRd the Following TeHIimoHians From
the most Respectable Ladies' in IhIs City.
I have been hard of hearing in my right
ear for four years, with unpleasant noise in
my head like singing, roaring and whistling !;
producing nervousnsss and confusion in the
head. have been most anxious to get
cured, but had no confidence in those who
have not had thorough education on the Ear
for valHed.my hearing too highly to allow
any Of our general practitioners to tamper
with my EsTs-I therefore placed myself under
DR.. ]. A. Jones' care, at the Angler House,
and according to promise, he has most salts
fsctorily restored my hearing cured the noise
in my head, and cured the headache at the
same time, and all without the least pain. I
can cordially recommend my friends and the
afflicted far and near to employ DR.. Jones'
skill, with the utmost confidence, for have
found him gentleman and scientific man.
Any person who is afflicted and wishes fur
ther information can see me atmy residence,
No. "a Cheshire street. Cleveland, Ohio.
Mas. NJ. N. BENTON.
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" N t DI
LOCAL NOTICES,

LIST OF G1FTs-Agsin we are enabled
to present our readers partial list Of names
of the fortunate patrons Of the Metropolitan
Gift Book Store, No. l4O Superior street,
Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. McLeish on purehas-
ing book received a handsome Card Re-
csiver, valued at $5. Mr.. Ralph jackson
with his purchase received beautiful OPP
era Glass, valued at $l8. MrI. Ketshum
with her purchase received handsome 0ys-
ter LadIe, valued at 81. Mr.. E. R. Chase
with his book received an elegant Gold
Watch, valued at $65. Miss Gsorgianna
Smith with her book got q handsome Castor
valued at Sc. Mr.. c. A. Wood with his book
received handsome engraving, valued at
So. Miss Abell with her book received a
handsome ruby lined Berry Dish, valued at
$i2. Mr.. VIM. E. Jones with his book re-
osived an elegant Ice Pitcher, valued at S1s.
Mrs. Williams, at the Forest City Hotel,
with her book received q handsome Castor,
valued at So. Many other handsome and
valuable gifts were distributed which we
have not space to enumeFRte.
ALI books sold at publishers prices, and q
gift worth from so cents to 81 accompanies
each. Send for a circular. mrI4:I42.
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REESE q Prsntiss' provinces market Re,
sort

HEms-SHgAr cured premium Hams, = b. .........ue
Dried Beef-N
Shoaiders-SugGr-cured b................. .-..lOC
B4con-Or Smoked Sides = b..............- ....l25fC
b9rd-Prime leaf, kettle-rend'ed in bbs p b..l3xc
Prime leaf, kettle rendered in kegs = b..i33C
POrk-No. mess = l(
ENtra clear . DDl...s 8z4 u
~ No extra charge mado for packages or carriage
cd strictly prime and equal 10 anything in ths State
Orders promptly filled. Our gugAr-cured Hams and
kettle-rendered Lard took the first premium at the
late Ohio State Fair. ROSE 4 PRENTISS,
Nos. l42, IA and lag Ontario-st Cleveland.
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C. G. BRUCE.

~ DAA0O1s
LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES
oLRVELAED, Ohio, WAsHIEeToEiD d Os
No. Lymsn's Block, No. 44s Ninth st.
Near the Court House.
We are authorised by Government to collect
500 bounty
due discharged soldiersi also, the WIDOW chu-
dron, Snd nghtful heirs ofall deceased soldiers :
also
70 which every discharged soldier o was dls-
sbledin the service, is entitled Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
phan sisters, ss they are seVeraIly entitled un-
ssr thslaE. Also,
Back Pay
Sus discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
promptly collected, or cashed- Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted three months men
money due teamsters, and every other class Of
claims growing out Of this or any other War.
We alec psy special attention TO
PATENTS.
~ Avoid Claim and Patent Ageurs who
oFo net Licensed
We publish GTaE soLDIER's FRIEED," paper
much interest to soldiers and their heirs.
ssnd Us your name aud stamp, and we viii send
secPy i1ee, 9r twelve copies, one each month,
~ IS cents.
Atply " uh IN person OF Dy ltttSii Win Sttlnpf
e1o your business shal have prompt attention.
Fees 10y, and no charge until after VIC have &C.
eomp11hed what We undertake.
ssPuo O. 6. BRUCE.
mKyKLAND WOOLRN HILLS.
A. q +. q POPE,
slpsrintsndens, Manufacturers anS Dealers in
Al kinda OF
OOLEN OBS,
Consisting Of Plain d Fancy
0a8IlfERE3
DoEK1NB
sATTlNET5,
UNIONS,
FL1nHELs,
BLANKETS,
ETC., ETo
good stock constantly On hHnd, adapted 70
ihe Western Market.
Bsrkel prices paid for Wool sud PeIts, in Cash
ur Eanufactured Goods. r
Once s1d SalesroOns,
10. % WATER BTREEf, CLEVELAND, o.
aaS-Rs
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A CHICAGO CATTLE DEkLER III DIFFIcUE-
TT.-one Of our largest and most fashion
able hotels was, on Friday evening last, the
scene of a difficulty which ended in showing
up completely the frailties of q wealthy
Chicago eattle-merchant, we'll known in
Cleveland. It seems that this gentleman, in
coming west from Baltimore on Friday, had
formed the acquaintance, while on the train,
of 3 young and interesting widow, whose
black eyes and raven curls were rendered all
the more beautiful by her sonbrs robes of
woe. Our cattle-merchsnt was quite struck
with the charms Of this new DuIcinIa, and
aattered himself that he had made consid-
erable progress in her affections. His gall
lsntry toward her increased, he lowered
near her through all the journey, and as the
train on which they entered Cleveland ar
rived, late in the evening, he was sssiduOus
in seeing the lady and her baggage safely
carried to the hotel aforesaid. He even as
sumsd that such familiarity ard friendship
existed between them as to justify his regis
tering their names on the hotel register as
"Mr. - and wife, Chicago"
But he had miscalculsted the character Of
his companion. On his making his appear
snee in the sleeping apartment assigned
them, to which the lady had already retired,
she angriIy ordered him to leave the room,
and on his refusing to comply, descended al
once to the parlor of the house and sent fol
the landlord, to whom she told her story.
A policeman was at once summoned, and
the cattle-mercbsnt was accommodated with
lodgings at the Police Station. Ga Saturday
morning, as the lady and landlord with an
almost cuIPabIe generosity declined to pros
ecute any charges against him, he was re.
leased, and left on the next train for Chicago
wiser and, we hope, better man.
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BuaIpe.s of he sub-Trenrurr.

Fridays business at the ofice Of the Assistant
Treasurer Of the United States, New YORK, was as
follows:
Receipts, sl,l5O O9s 81 including for Customs s4Os
600; payments, Ss75,s77 30; balance, s356T2 sss a.
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EEVI I6VFRTIs sEAEENTs.

s=-s5ToP s7TE-a aTO REET," aLosT /"
uW fef5 y = If1UHD, - at BOAhDthG QUA
Rlrz-7i e'1t ether ahuft notices, not exceedinE
1---@ rrrrI inherited fsvlao IN this column Tor
~ SSv,s@- fi1-S0 ffrTsH rs oeufs, Gezr times
a6 SeEr-. foT Al over roUR LIKEe, and nos az
ss5di1H UI6uF LIllRs, doubioaDoFe fAtea.
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LICENSED OLAIHI OFFICES
olRVRLAED, Ohio, WAsHINeToEI d g.,
No. LVman's Block, No. 443 Ninth st.
Near the Court House.
We are authorised by Government to collect
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-21

viii end. But every bIOv row vsskens
the enemy, and thers is limit beyoaa
which they cannos 70 and I've. We
have grand army, stronger and ahler
now than ever before, aud more deter
mined They sre gallant nen, dsssrx-
ing OF all can give shens.a We mAy
trust them thar viii stand by the old
Flag and our tiekes; let Is DO as weIl
RE4IRks OF COL sAKsR
A loud cAll bsipg made Ter Col B.-
kers our candidate for L,eutensnt Gov
ernorc be came forward aud spoke briefly
"a, sloaEea.ly, azd lis renarks we're
reccsvea vita great applause. .ss..
ale said the noE,iEssoEs bad been rat.
i6vS By ihe. psoFls The moment shey
hsasd 81 ,kfn. lbs Baltimore Conven-
tioa hsa only pal oa record ssd con-
hrnsd the pg-Fioaslg expressed siIl 81
ihe people All essr tie eonptrY. These
aouinalions hsa hesa mad. hy the peo-
ole, aud tse heses Eoald be elected bf
'he people II taoagh, Fremont e00id
Be convicted af desertion The General
thinks everything = = Iendsd, and for
gets Or fails % see thss I & oRiy himsef
thas IS suspended. Tie Cleveland nomi.
nation wass = drlss-wood eoneern. Iswas
Ike the bargain betNeenA Erner and
Dutehman. in which The Latter vas 10
catch drifs-wood and pat il ia two piles,
taking one Tbs Chicago Convention
would also ha drifs.wood bargain
you'd catch drift on shares vish Jef.
Davis He vas par,ieularly savsse on
the right Of asylum as set forth At cieve.
iand. He said il meant an asylem for
seonndrela
The Colonel clssed By promising to
take an early occasion to address the
people Of the city Enthusiastic cheers
were then given for the Union and the
whoie ticket, and the msetihE closed
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ESTABLISHED, 1881
SALE OF LOTS.
SALE OF LOTS.
Greatest Sale of Real Estate
.aag q OF the Season. f~r
CITY LoTs, oUr.IoTs. AND
FARMING LANDS.

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RAT EXTERMINAToR.

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