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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-15

MOVEMENT OF TRooPs.-Tbe 25th Ohio
Battery, formed from among the men of the
Second Ohio Cavalry, arrived Saturday eve
ming from Columbus, and marched to Camp
Cleveland.
The Sixty Seventh Ohio, Colonel VOris, who
have been with Gilmore on Folly Island,
have re-enlistod as veterans, and are now on
their way home. They passed Salamanca at
FIVE, yesterday evening, and will arrive in
Cleveland this morning, between six and
seven. They 1il be quartered st Camp Clsve-
land, and be furloughed from there.
Tho 10th Ohio, Ia six months regiment
is expected this morning about seven O'Clock
on a special train. This regiment was or
ganizsd at Camp Cleveland, last summer,
under Col. Il. o. John, Lieut.. Col, Geo. L.
Haywood, Maj. Chas. Mitchner, and Adjt.
H. B. Steele.
Dstachments from the Second Cavalry arc
expected daily, as that regiment either has
been, or will soon be, furIOughed from Camp
Chase.
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House OF Ill FAME BaoKES UP.-The
police made descent last night on house
OfilI-fsms on Kinsman street, kept by Msry
Williams, and arrested the proprietor, one
girl who resided in the houss, and two men
who were visiting it.
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Qua New Cry. PRIsON.-At last CleVe-
land has city prison, court room and pO-
lice headquarters which are worty of her
position as a city and credit to her city gov
eminent. The new city building on Cham
plain Street was completed and ready for oc.
cuPstion on Wednesday last, aud on the af-
ternoou Of thst DAY the transfer Of books, pa
Pers, prisoners, &c, took place, the first ses-
sion Of the police court in the new room be-
ing held OF Friday morning, January 18th.
The building is handsome structure,
built Of brick, three stories high, with a
tower commanding 6ne view of the city,
University Heights, &o. On the first floor,
entering through the hall, you may turn to
the right into Marshal Frazse's elegant
and comnodiOus office, or the left, into tho
police headquarters, where the police roll is
called and other miscellaneous business is
transacted. Between these two, and acees-
sibls from either, is the JsiIor's office, where
John Bennett, the gsntlemanly and faithful
pFison-keeper, has his desk and papers.
The second story is devoted to the offices
of The City Clerk and City Attorney, which
are rOOmy and elegant. Connected with
the Clerks Office is side room for the keep
ing Ofreoords and papers, and a large and
secure vault, to which the more valuable pa
psrs are entrusted.
Tho third story contains the courtroom,
large and handsome apartment, neatly fur
nished and carefully arranged. It is as de-
cidedly creditabIe, as the former room was
disgracsfnl, to the city. Connected with it
are witness, jury and consultation rooms.
At the rear, passage way leads to tho cells
of the prisoners, so that they can be taken
directly to and from their place of ooDfne-
msnt.
Tha whole building is neatly furnished
and handsomely grained il Oak. Substantial
mating Is lsidin the Offices and courtroom.
The Wssh-TOOms, Sc, throughout the build
ing, are neat and convenient.
The prison propsr is confined % the two
wings at the rear of the building, construct
Q of massive blocks of brown send stone.
There are three tiers of oells, and eight oeis in
each tier, making 6 total Of forty eight cells |
in the two wings. The door of each cell is
provided with lock, and sn the calls can be |
bolted at once by means Of a very ingenious
patent bolt. In addition to this, each tier of !
the prison is entered through donbls iron
ioors,-sO that, taking into consideration
the gratings on the windows, the thickness
,f the walls, and the vigilance of Jailor
Bennett, the chances Of jail delivery are
very small. The arrangements for the clean
iness and comfort Of prisoners are excel
ent.
The basement story of the building is oc-
upied by the family of the prisOn-ksspsr.
Such ia brief sketch Of the arrangement
nd condition of oHr new City Prison on
Iaampiain street. Bat our readers, sspe-
lily those interested il the government of
ur city, should visit the building and cyan
ne it themselves. We urge them to do so.
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THE 14FH BATTERY DAEcE.-The vete-
rams of the 14lh Ohio Battery, now home on
furIOugh, will give ball at the ParmIy
House, Psinesvills, on the evening of Thurs
day the 18th. Many Clsvelanders will at
tend it, and it viii doubtless be 8 splendid
affair.
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The I2sFH REaMEEr.-The six oomps-
nies Of the JohnsOn's Island regiment, now
quartsred at Camp Cleveland, we're out Sat-
urday on knapsack drill, and dpassed through
our principal streets. They presented fine
appearance, and exhibited considerable pro-
icincy in drill.
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IMPORTS INTO CLEVELAND, OHIO, FROM FOREIGN
FOR s. IN AMERICAN VESSELS, DURING TIE YEAR
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oonnIrTEE os rAror AarrcEEs.

The ladies Of the Resolving and Apprsis-
ing Committee arc requested 10 meet st
Court Room No. 2, On Tuesday, February l6,
at tea o'clock, A. NJ. It ia hoped they viii
be prepared to give fun list oi articles ro-
osiVsd.
II is absolutely necessary that all articles
be frst submitted to the Committee on Reg.
istration, but individuals making articles for
particular booths mEy make their own ap-
prOpriation Of them after they have hssn
handed in to the Rscsiyiag Committee fOr
appraisal.
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FRED. DoBaLAss.-0ur readers will bear
it in mind that Frsd Douglass is to address
ths Frsedmen's Aid ssciety of this city, on
Friday and Saturday evenings of this week,
on the Mission Of the War" Do not fail
to hear this remarkable man.
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Rook Noticns.

CAXTONIANA: A series of ESSAYS on Life, Lit E
erature, and Manners, By Sir Bulwer Lyt-
ton, Bart, New York. Harper & Bros, 1894.
If We do net mistake, this volu2e is the
frst venture that BulHe-, the Ystsran
and successful novelist, has mads in
the field of essay writing. But SO many
Of his novels are essaysin disguise, and have
80 much Of the didactio and msditativs scat
tered through them, that it does not seem as
though the distinguished baronet were ven
turing into G new field. The essays which
make up the volume before Us formerly ap-
pesred, uader the same title, in BsokHood's
Magazine, and in that form we're extensively
read in this country. They are written in a
pleasant, quiet, meditstive mood, healthier,
ealmer, less violent, sarcastic and misan-
thropic, by far, than the earlier productions
of the brilliant novelist. Their tone is good
and their effect cannot but be saIutary. The
book will tske its place side by side with the
essays of " gentle Ella and those pleasant
and desultcry volames of Leigh Hunts, upon
"Men, Women and Books" It is for sale
by J. B. Cobb & Company.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
CONNIE OTAL.
CHICAGO mARKKr-Ksh. Is.

Especial to the Cleveland LEADEa.l
RecelPts-HOgsr 1877 dressed and 24sl Hys.-
Peeves s64.
Live Hogs-MArkss for live hOss buoyAnt.
Sales at s6,oO97,75 gross.
Dressed HoEs-2Oc higher. Sales at T,40es.so
chiefly at ts,OOss,sO. dividing on 200 lbs.
Beef CartIe-Markst active and firm. ea,ss
good at t4,s0e6,25 gross
ProVisions-rendlng upwards.
Sales Of country mess pork at elg,O0G19 Is city
held at 21,O0. Prime mess firm at 400.
Sales Cumberland mid d'Cs ct sz; shert ribbed leo
bulk shoulders rs72'5e; loose hans lOoi loose
picked hams lOlsGlO4c.
Lard &c higher, Sales primo at I2gl2;l
Whisky-Firm at sic.
FIOur-Easier.
Wheae-Msrket &c lower.
Sales No at sl,l75S, and No at sI,uaIItx.
=COrn-Oldidull at sIes2<c; nsw quiet At e.
3 aOafs-14o tower. Sales At ssSss5(e, chiefly ss
CSC.
Rye-s1 ,osaI IOf-
BErley-Dull and neglected.
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NORTHERN OHIO SANITARY FAIR.

SUB COMMITTEE OF REFRssENEEF COMMITTEE.
There will DO meeting Of the sub-cOmmit-
tss on Ice Cream and Cake ct the sherif's
Office in the Court House, on Monday a. 2
P. NJ, A full attendance Is requested.
The following names have been added to
the previous list Of this Committee: Mrs T.
D. Crocker, Mrs C. A. Otis, Mrs. 7. Converse,
Mrs. H. Harvey, Mrs. A. Armstrong.
Mas. Jos. LYMAN, Pest.
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LhFE OF SrREETER THE MURDERER.-An
entsrprising writer, Mr.. Redway of the Me-
dina Gazstts, has commenced life of the
murderer strester, and has had the work
copy rishtsd. That is taking time By the
fers-Iock most sssuredly.
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LPrEAlsINa cJslNITrEE.
uANcIRNr hARnoAr REv1YEp. J

Any persons in this city, county or viciri-
y, ns7ing n bnoIi IaTr pm PGTSessiop tIS above
Committee on the ''old Folks Concert Of
the Northern Ohio Sanitary Fair" by send
ing to Brainard's Music store, No. SOS.
Superior. With their names and rssideuce
plainly written within. They will be taken
good care of, and be returned "a tho owners
after the concert, O. FOLJANBE,
feb l5: st Secretary of Committee.
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BRooKLYE GETS THEM.-Sixty men o
the Second Ohio Cavalry, who have re enlist
ed, have been credited on the mustsr-in rolls
to BROOKLYN township, and have been paid a
bounty Of slOO each.
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TIE SECOND WAzD LADIES RELIEF Asso-
CITATION, fer the relief of soldiers families,
viil meet this afternoon at three o'olcck at
the house Of Mrs 4. W. Fairbanks on St.
Clair street.
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MONDAY MORNING. FEB. IS, 1854.
FRAYRLhRR,s RKGIsTRR,
REV ADVERTTsErrEN+s.

CA. Read kCO-OleveIand and Columbus ST.
Wanted.
y. N. & q. 7. HOwer-New Spring Goods.
Morgan, Root 3 Co-Mouslln reLaines.
Hover & Higbee-New spriag Silks.
Morgan, Eoot Co-Prints, Prints.
Carlos L. Jones-Estate Of C. 3. storer.
NJ. B. Scott Guardians Sale
US. Telegraph Co-Local
Sanitary Fair-Locai Notices.
Fremont Hams-Local Notice.
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A DISABLED SoLDIER.-We had talk
yesterday with e soidier who was wounded
at Gettysburg BY heprematurs discharge of
a cannoD, and had lost both arms. His name
is John 4. BsaTry, and he is from Homer,
Medina County. He was formerly connected
with Battery K, of the 5th United States Ar
tiIlery. He ia very desirOus of raising
enough money to buy himself q pair Of Grti-
fcial arms. He will represent at the Ssni-
taIy Fair, and all who desire to relieve dis
abIed hero can contribute to his fund.
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SIXTH WARD WAR MEETING. An en-
thusiastio war meeting was held in the Sixth
Ward on Friday evening last, at the WigWam
on Scoville street, to take measures for rails
ing the quota of the Ward under the new
call CT the President John A Foote, Esq
made brief and spirited address, after
which the President Of tbs Association made
report from the former Committee, showing
that the quota under the former call had
been raised, owing to the unrsnitting exes-
tioDs of the Committee and by their sdVszo-
ing several hundred dollars in payment Of
bopnties. The Committee asked, in view Of
the labor which they had already performed,
to be discharged from forther service, bat the
meeting unanimously insisted on their ssrY-
ing another term. a subscription book #as
opszed at Onceand large sym Was raised oa
the SPOT. The Sizth is determined to raise
i;s entire quota By volunteering. The nsot-
ing adjourned to this evening.
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HAwKs, 225 SUPERIOR srREE9-Has sil
the latest publications on hand at all times.
His news depot is situated in very oOn-
venisnt quarter of the city. Give him E
nalI
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LECTURE ON Ton. HooD.-Prof. VI. c.
Richards will lecture before the Library As
ISOLATION, at Brainard's Hall, on Thursday
evening next, December 18Th, OF "TOm
Hood, the HumoTist and HuUanist" Tbs
subject is, in itself, one OF the most interest
ing, and also one of the best ftted to the
authors peculiar taste and styls that could
hsYo been seIectsd. a cotsmporary says of
it; "The entire lecture, asa masterpiece of
thought sad diotion, combining enthusiastic
homage CT genius with critical scamen and
every spesies Of : otoFissl- excellsnos, is
abovs ths need of our wsrmest sdniration."
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FLAGS WAHTED.-All persons having
flags who are willing to loan them for dsoo-
rating the building Of the Sanitary Fair, are
requested to send them to g. W. CroEeIl /
Co., 2l1 Superior street. A large number
will be wanted, and the Committee would
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T@5 geod ccmpositors will find steady
employment at this cfics, By making i'm
msdiate application.
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UNITKD sTATEs TKLKRKAPH LIE.


Is in thorough operation to Buffalo, New
York City, and intermediate points, and to
all towns and cities between Halifax and Al
sxandTia, Va, inclusive. febl5;lt
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ARREST OF rae NIcaIG4E SwIHDLER.-
Tfeadweli, the Michigan forger and bank
swindler, was arr. sted inMansfeld on Thurs
dav.
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G. g. BRUCE.
" V all0 = II
LICENSED CLAIEI 0RFICEs

LICENSED CLAIM 0FFlCEs
C1EvELAsD, Ohio, W4sHIg9Tes, ID p
No Lymsn's Block, NO SO Eslhtn u
Near the Court Eouse,
We sre authorized by Governmental collect
the
due discharged soldietsi also, the WIDOW chill
drea, and rghtFul heirs ofAll deceased soldieTsi )
also
to which every discharged solder o vas dis
sb1edin the service, Is entitled. Also, Pensions
fer soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
phan sisters, Is they are severAilJ entitled IN
DER the law. Also,
Sue discharged soldiers or resigned o1acsTs,
e7omptly collected, or osshed. ALSO,
Prize Honey.
Money dus enlisted three months men
r.cney due tesmsters, sud every other olsss Of
claims growing out ofthIs or any other var.
We also Psy special attention to
PATENTS.
~ Avsid Claim and Patent kEsrrH Whe
rrs net Licensed,
We publish "THE soBDEB's FRrEND," paper
o much interest to soldiers and their heirs,
Bend US your name aud stamp, and we will send
aeopy free, or twelve copies, one each month,
fer IS cents.
Apply 70 rs IN person or by letter, with stamp,
und your business shsl hsye prompt attention.
Feas Low, snd no charge until after We have SC
sspi1o c. G. BRUCE.
CLEVELAND WOOT.EN HlILIAs
a, & z. @. POPE,
supsrtntezdentz. Manufacturers and Dealers In
al kinds Of
~ OLEE GOa Ds,
Consisting OF Plain d Fancy
oksSIMEREs,
DGESHIEB,
SATTINET9,
UNIONS,
FLANNELS,
BLAHKETB,
ETC, ETC.
IA good stock constantly on hand, adapted TO
the Western Market.
Market prices paid foT Wool and Pelts, in Cash
or Manufactured Goods.
Office snd Salesrooras,
no. e5 WATER STREET, CLEVELAND, Q.
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CITY NEWS.


Frederick DoUaLAss is coming.
fehI2.IS5
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RATUISG.-Rsturning soldiers viii ind
sn exesIlent place for bathing at Fliedner's,
nearly opposite the WeddslI, on Superior
Street.
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EENANCEAE,
\. 2, G1oSEY lIARERr-Fsb rs

:. z ESEEE MAEERF-Fsb IS
isT EsLEzEAra.l
5Iszes-MsTket: easy at s9f 3 cent. Bulk of
transactions at 6dI65f
steElins ExehHnEs-hsrket dun. Sales =.
GOId-Quiet. Opened at 5ss. advancing to 5s5S
and closed at 5o5s
Exports specis to-day ss7I, 80 dollars.
goOddemGnd
Une year Certificates - cszs
United States Skies Fiys1 seniies.
Tcunsssee Skies.
missOuri Sixes-.-.... "a
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-. -. Gage,


zzESSEss-A ~ * @Szs-ASAA q = S1A~'
so.sers 5ouDsiss. eeassaas, Baok Pays Pisa Gens7
ard otheE WEE giaims-
-Pszs51sI Attention "a Eisen = The prosecution
e CLAIMS IL ths Departments st HashinStcn.
sz-kI personz hssing Ciai1aD should apply IN PEI
son. oT 81 lssssF, Ct once, Aud theg Niu receive
Pl'NF- D. W. GAGE,
r-<is-Ba3 Is5 s1s5TioT-St-, Cleveland G.
81 pT. Gibsunt Professor Of MedlelAs eeo
EIaetropsti,v- cures obstinate cases OF DyspeP-
sis, Rheumatism Seroiula, Neuralgia SUD al
rerYcus diseases, and diseases OF the Bran,
Throas, Heart, Lungs, Liver snd Urinary Or
Ea1s, and ether Ohronlc diseases ksteIenee tii1s
SiTau 70 many formidable cases cured il this city
Seer ether physicians hsd failed. See sdyertse-
nent in smother column. Once No lis, Seneca
street
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wAHTE nj
LOCAL NOTICES.

PARIsHIosEHs sad friends Of St Johns
Church, ars requested to be pTsssut a. the
donation visit fc- the Reverend Lewis Bur
tor, al his residence, Ysstry street, on this
Monday evening, febl5-135
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puEEs
Tho following ara ne rates CHARGED b tksus
Hams-sEgar-cu premium Hams, = b ,......ls5To
grsca beos 2 El.-'--'.-s..-. &c
Eh1.laoFH-sugaT-Cur : 95Sc
Eac5n-Ur Smoked Side : t.-..-........- IIo
Lzrd-PriHie Leaf, ksttls-rended ed in bbis ? h.lsfO
" Prime leaf, ksttls rendered in kegs 4 5..ls5fo
Perk-ho. nssss q Dbl bl,.........,... .......,42 42i 20
Extra clear y Dbl s.............s2 s2s, 90
~ No extra charge msds for packages OF cartags
20 railroad depot5 OF bosts. Al articles are warrant
e strictly prime and equal 70 anything Il the stais
Orders promptly tlisd. Our su1sar-Cured BaIrE and
zstlls-randsred Lard took the hrst premium at TIE
iaie Osf0 STATE Par. BOSE Z FRENTI5s
Ec=- li2i IA sad If5 0ntsrio-st., OlsVsisad,
iGTEES
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YgsLEEss E0zIgzs.

FLAGS AND B4NNR Rs.I
orders promptly filed. Address
9. ", CROWELL B CO.,
,zassl5l 2u suPerior-st., Cleveland, Ohio.
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Mess PoRK-900 bbls. mess pork for
sale hy N. MCREH0USE X SON,
febI5-I5S Fremont, Ohio,
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R. D. NOBLE, Scc'y.

THE PATRIOTIC CoLUMBIAEs.-Ths fol-
lowing letter, from the Soldiers Aid Society
of Cleveland to that of Elyris, contains a
deserved tribute to the merits Of the fPstri-
otto C0lumbianss'
ELYRIA, Ono, Feb. IL, 1864,
Presideat Soldiers Aid Society, OJsr,iH,
DEAR MADAM: The Columbiens, in whose
bshalf We address you, have given two con
osrts in this place, greatly to the satisfaction
of our citizens. There has been bus one oPin-
len sxpressed-that of unqualified pleasure
both in the character and execution of the
music Their songs are choice, patriotic and
calculated to thrill the heart Of every lover
Of country and freedom. They propose Wis
iting Obsrlin, and NC cordially recommend
them to your community and trust your so
eiety will do ell in its power to ensure their
success. They generously donated one-haf
their profits to the Aid Society, as is their
custom. Wo bid them "God speed, " and
hspe they will never osass singing until,
with the end of the war, all necessity for
Soldiers Aid Societies shall cease.
Mss c. Il. DOoLIITLE, Pres't 5. A, s.
MARY E. MAHTER, Seo'y.
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IOQQARe o. aHIle...
No. otmen employed on saIne............... 1,l51
Total Total Imports lFSreiign ..'.... ss05'3d
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Two good secondhand Planes for sale at
bargain, at Sanford 4 Co.'S, l64 Superior
street, up stairs. fsbl2.138
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Fcz Coughs, Colds, and TOothsche, use
PoFseF's Ours OF Pain. We have tried it
frequently, ard found It an excellent and
Tslissls sntidots in ell cszss.-Gi-szs5agD Dem
osTGt.
Sold by All druggists. Price 25s.s.
". L. PORES, Prepriosor,
noT2:RI Cleveland, Ohio.
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Tor SALE-WE HAVE A Coop
secOnd-EGRd Engine,
DARN FOR SALE.-THE UNDER.

which we cfIer low.
fsbll w. @. Sf5OFAELD 3 co.
DARN FOR SALE.-THE UNDER
BIaEED offers for sale tho Farm on which he re-
0des, In scuth Euclid, CuyahOga county. upon reas
enable ters Said farm consists OF about 20 acres Of
good Land, 50 OF which improved aud the residue
veil tfubered 1t L veil Gatercd, and contains va
rtety Of Print Trees, iust beginria= 10 bear. The
Buildings are nearly new and consist Of Dwelling
House. barn, Blacksmith n shop ana 0fker convenient
Odfbuldings and tie location Is in every EsGDect de-
airable.
sS-For particulars. engui of the tubscIjbUT, CT
the premises, or OF 5. j. AEdEeEs, Ne. PeTkins'
Block, Cleveland. WI. fLOkD,
Euclid. beb 2, 1854. la9dGw
7 CTS FOB SALE-135 Fr FRoNT
4 on Ecperior. 81, eorner OF Muirs5n-et. Also
suiOts TO- u snd ls being 6 tet front each, On su
Eertor-St, east OF Muirson-St. Also-ls feet front
on spriue-St running bhcE 70 the Eeisrhad trucE,
bsRe l=ad on which pErl Of the '. oos Shed Of ths
SsEFBlsnd, Columbus Z elpcinnGu Railrcad Etslds.
Ais0-tT feet inches front on Ohsmp!an-St leAriy
osposits the new City Court Houss.
f4S-Eof bsrfeE enquire % PAINE WADE
dscs-H2n httornsFs.
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HEADQR's DETACHMENT I2SrH 0. VII
CAMP CLEVELAND, Feb. II, 1854. !
unrrTar opprp M Of

All men on furlOugh from this detachment
will report in camp Immediately, preparatory
to moving. The sick and cOnvalsscent will
report in person to the Assistant Surgeon of
the Regiment at the hospital. By order Of
!. R. SANFORD,
Capt. 90. +, CONG Detachment.
CHARLES n. STEVENS,
Acting Adjutsnt. fsb12:I9S
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FOR SALE.

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
= SALE.-Any ons N want Of a HomeSfesd vii
% " "fil 70 e&anln the premises, No So Einsman
-. nOttsa IN good reno has all modern improve-
msnts o. cas-, Watt Furnace &c LOT IsTSa-i6O
iee mont on ki sman and Orange-Sts $50 fFef deep
sn1 spundantlY supplied vi all Ainds OF Fruit and
chFlbDeTy. The residence i in an old settled AID
good neighhorhCOd and will be sold at a bsr9afn
Her teEtEsi &c, epply to @ W. GARDNER,
Ieuz-EE 4 and Marvin. -
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Receipts ssleEo.

The receipts o. Ei0u-, Whest, ard Ccru, st Toledo
on Friday lssts were as foIloEB:
Flour, bhls....-....... - no,
Wheat bUsli.,........ PM,
SSSthi
Oat-i Duslis
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TIE stock Of cloths, esssinerse, vestings
stOre fixtures &C., belonging to the estate Of
the late G. F. KIegan, msrohant-tailor will
be cold at auction, by o. Cutter & Son en-
Tuesday, February 18th, at Ne. lis Seneca
Street
Sale oomnsnsss at 10 O'clock A. n.
E.ITo 100
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IMPORTS coAsTEIsE INTO THE PORT OF CLEVELAND
DuaISG THE YE,R 1853
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KXPO7Is OF DOMESTIC PRoDuCE TO FOREIGN PoRTs IN
BRITISH VESSELS DURING THE YEAR 1868.
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E0R SALE.

DOR SALE-H0UsE AED LoC No.
80 Erie-St It Il rooms, gas, hard sna soft
water, and is very oonye1ien. EnqoireO G J ACe-
Lar 9ss1uih side OF Publ square, CT nt the ho5Bs
Also good Brick House, OF modfrn style, vi b
Barn n acrsg o land and eve varie = Of Fruit
and Is ia e.ery wsy vsrF dsstsAb.s AID pleasant
resi6enos. situated near the terminus tf toe East
sseI snd Street 2iI osd Il Irire rf c. J. Keller,
as above, OF Of John HsndseT, o. prSmii fl3 al