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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-21

Notwithstar ding the decided improvement in
Breadstuff in the New York market to-day, coupled
with indications Of still further advances, the
ket here was u.interruptedly dull and weak holders
being ready to sell at liberal concession but buyers
timid and no ding of for better offers. Rel Wheat
was freely offered at ths Beard at sI45, but onl
transaction was recorded Flour has ruled quiet, hut
firm at yesterdays figures. Corn is very dull, but
firm. Oats held 4e5e better, but withs ut in
qniry. Other grains are neglected and nominaIly
unchanged Highwines are unsettled and without
demand. Other articles are NOS materially changed.
We give sales and quotations as follows:
FIour-Dull, but frm. Sales Of 100 bbls double
extra Indiana white at $500 100 bbls double extra
red at $3.50; 80 bbls do at 81 SIX; 50 bbls fine at
si6z
Wheat-Dull, but &c better Sale ct Board Of A.
O00 bush red free board, at a. 49, and car red on
track at sl45 Sales before Board OF car choice red
track st 81 So a. d car choice amber on track at
sl,sO.
COrn-Dull, but firm. Sale car on track at 81 Is
ORsE-Quiet, but higher. Held at sec from store.
Rye-R ithOut inquiry. Held at 81 20 on track.
Bnriey-Heglscted. Held At 81 25.
POrk-In good demand at $500 for City packed
mess.
LsFd-In good demand and firm at 40 for city
rendered iu tiercss
Smoked lieats-In active request, and hrm.-
We quote: sugAr-cured hams I6c plain do 15c; /;
clear bacon si1es llc; shoulders l2c; dried beef
l5c Sales 500 rs COmstocks sugar-cured hams at
I6o; 1900 Bs plain hams at l5c 600 rs shoulders
Mess Beef-Firm and in good demand at sIsee
for City packed
Butter-sales OF prize at &C.
Cheese Quiet aud hrm at lsaI7o for very choice
WB.
EEgs-sales bbis at l5o.
Highwines-Duil, and unsettled. Holders quote
at range Of sI,IO4I,I5.
AlcOheI-The market is 90 unsettled that we are
unable to gise reliable quotations.
seeds-In moderate request, and selling at i24
ass for Timothy, and t7,75asOO for Clover saleS
Of timothy at the outside figure, and cloTsr at the
inside
SaIt-Firm. Fine f2,O5. coarse 1910.
Dried AppIes-In good request st 9@9xc, with
sales within the range.
Dried Penohes-The demand is fair at s7A2Sc
for peeled and l7also for unpesled.
Beans-The market is firm at q, ,25a2,5O for COM
mon 10 prime.
Carbon OI-Ths market is firm at Csc.
POiatOes-In good demand and firm at sac for
Peach blows. snd 7Oc for Canada mixed.
TallOw-rhsre is a moderate inquiry at iO9o.
POtash-Is firm at SIC.
PiaAtsr-In fair demsnd at go per ton for land,
as,O per barrel for dentist" and s3,OO6s Is Per
barrel for common calcined.
Fish-In good demand, aud Arm. We quote
White Fish, half barrels. ss,OOas, ,25. No. l MACK
erel, bbls $500; half barrels, $1,000; No. bblz,
$3.50; half bbls, $500; No. ;, bbIs. $500: half
bbls s7O0. Trout s7GOa7 90 for halves. Herring
i6,0 per Dbl Pickerel ss IS per halt bbl
Eeathers-Eics live geese are worth 5aa57o.
Lime kron water lime is steady and In moder-
ate request at s2,2j
MIN Foed-In good request and firm at s25,nOa
81 o. Oats and corn ground together s42OOs45 90 at
the mills
OIis-The market is firm and fairly active at the
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EIHAHcIRL. AND COMMERCIAL.
EINANCHAL.
MONEY mARKET.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE.
WEpNFspAY FvTgIyG, April %, 1884. j


MORNING LEADER OFFICE.
WEDNESDAY EvEsISG, April %, l5o4-J
Gold-The Gold market has b en- characterized
By unusual quiet since the payment Of the 5 % in
tersst commenced, ard daily decline in price has
taken place This effect will in all probability con-
tinue until about the first proximo at which time
the payment ceases, when the Well street gamblers
may again get the market within their grasp and
"oorner" It to any point they desire In the mean
time, however, there is strong prospect OF impor-
tant military movements, which II successful, and
there Is every reason to believe they will be, viii
bring gold down like a rocket. Let Congress com
nit itself to system Of taxation that shall further
strengthen the arm Of the Government, and mill
tary success that will tell UpOn the rebellion be
schieved and all the schemes and combinations Oh
the gold speculators may be set at naught.
Gold closed in Eew York to-day At lss, Tho buy
ing rate here has been uRiformly l65
siIver-selling 5s959 per cent. premium buying,
54T55
RIouey-Currency Is working little tight, owing
to ge remitsncss East for stock speculating. but
all legitimate calls promptly met Six per cent,
is the regular rat,.
ExchanRs-Essy, at the following rates Gov
ernment, National and Ohio funds par on heT
York East4rn and Pittsburgh per cent. discount.
Governments BOnds-Lower. The following
are the closing rates
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-21

ADMITTED TO Sheldon Alley,
who was arrested for hOTse-stsaling some
weeks ago, as our readers will remember, was
yesterday allowed to onter his own recog-
nizance in the sum of $500 before the Probate
Court, to appear at the May Term of the
Court of Common Pleas. Several others,
charged with minor offenses, were also ad
mitted to bail.
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NEW YORK YARKET.-AprII 30.

PIour-Stsie and Western more active, and las
l5c better sales at 81 750a7.70 for extra StBt- a.
e0ss,l0 for extra round hoop Ohio; S. i5as 30 for
trade hrsnds-msrket closing firm, with no sellers
st the inside figars
WhiHky-Lower, irregular aud unsettled Sales
at u, ,O8al TO- closing firm at the latter price.
Whsar-la2c better. Sales at 81. .72t1l,I6 for Chi
cagO Spring; sl,7sal,7e for Milwaukee club 81 N
aI.s3 for winter red Western.
Coru-Firmsr. Sales at 81 s3sI, 80 for old mixed
west IN in store, 81 IS delivered
Onfs-Dull at ssJ<as9<c for Western.
WOol-Quiet and firm
Pe'rOIsum-Ceude firm and unchanged; refined
in bond 5la54c; do free 63.
P0rk-0pened quiet and a shade lower, closing
mo. e steady, with good demand at about yester-
days prices
Cut Heats-Less active. Sales at IIsI2,Sc for
shoulders
at l3Ea4Ac
Fl1ITsr-A shade lower. Sales Of Ohio a. ZasOc,
and State at 5Oa35c.
Cheese Steady at l7alec
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EY. sEOCE nARKEE-A1riI go.
IETrHLEqssra.

gtGsHa-I over.
Missouri SIS So Pacific Mail 22O, New York Central
I5i%. Erie 1928, Harlem 205. Erie preferred MY,
Hudson I3l, Beading i3s, Michigan Central l41S,
Mich gan Southern SO, do guaranteed III, Illinois
Central scrip I27, Cleveland and Pittsburgh iliA,
Galena and Chicago l22 cleveland and Toledo l45,
Chca 90 and Pock Islank Il2E Chicago, Burning on
and Quincy at, Milwaukee and Prairie du CHEN 20,
Toledo and Wabash 7054, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
and Chicago my Alton and Terre Haute 81, do pre-
ferred So ChiesFo and Northwestern 55.
Gold clored firm at i6S
Stocks at the last public Beard lower
New York Central 1885 Erie lll9s do preferred
l06, Hudson l3', READING 1876. Bichifan southern
SS5f, do gaarantaed l29, Rock lslsnd Ill, Illinois
Central I255s,
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RAILROAD SHOPS LooArED.-The CleVe-
land and Pittsburgh Railroad Company have
decided to locate their main repair chops st
wellsviIle, the citizens having donated the
road twelve acres of ground worth $4,000,
for the purpose of getting them there. II
this had not been done, it is probable the
shops would have been put up at Yellow
Creek, and grost element in the prosperity
Of WsllsviIIe removed.
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MADAME VERA LoRIEI IN CoLUMBUs.-
We see by the Columbus papers that Madame
Vera Lorini, with some other members Of
Grau's great company, will appear in concert
in that city tomorrow evening, on which Oe-
casion several musical gems from the best
operas will be given. We congratulate the
amateurs Of our neighbor city on the opportu-
nifty of hearing this great Prima donna and
lyric tragsdisnns The absence Of the ar
tistss who will appear on this evening will
not interfere at all with the performance in
this city, as only those who will not appear
here will go to Columbus.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-21

EAST CLEVELAND CARs.-In speaking Of
the new regulations for running the cars on
the East Cleveland Railroad, We omitted to
mention that the cara connecting at the Sta
ton with cars for East Cleveland, leave the
Atwater Block at five minutes past the hour
and are distinguished by their carrying
small hag.
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"ANTED-TO RENT Oh BUY-
w rom ten to fifty acres Of land, with grapes
and lrujt and coed hozss within i've miles q city
Hmit1. Address L. D, P. O. Drawer l42. Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-21

THE OPERA-DoN GIovAHEL-MoEarPs
master-pisce, Don Giovanni, which was rem
dered last evening to full house, was, mu-
sically speaking, a brilliant success. The
verious performers rendered their roles with
the greatest spirit and power, and the music
Of the entire opera was correctly and fOfci-
bly, given. Madame Writings success in
the role of Donna Anna was even greater
than in any previous appearance. The
arias sung in America only by Grisi and
herself, were rendered in a manner un-
equslled for beauty and power, Morensi, IS
the Donna EIvira, was superb, and the petite
Castri gave the music Of ZsrIinG with much
vivscity and abandon. Morelh's rendition of
the unbridled libertine was almost too natu-
raj for the stage. Formes made g most capi-
tai LepsrsIlo. In the closing scene his we'll
feigned agony Of terror was most impressive.
BsriIIi, as the Commandstere, made fine
impression, and his singing in the iral scene
was greatly beyond our expectations. Co.
letti made an excellent Mssetto, and the
other miner characters were we'll represented.
The grandeur and power of the closing
scenes of both acts swsd every hearer, and
their effect was never squallsd.
The chorus and orchestra performed their
difficult duty well, and the overture to the
opera was rendered in 4 manner incompara-
bly, superior to that of its last production
here.
This evening Faust, the great success of
the century, will be repeated. The enthus-
iasm with which it was greeted at its frat
production, is guarantee that it will be
greeted by full house tonight. Madame
Vera Lorini assumes the great role of Mar
garet, Sig. MOrsIH appears as MePhisto
phsIes, signor Tarmaro as Faust, signOI
Amodie as Valentine and Mile Morensi q!
ssibel. None who were present on the oc-
casiOn of the last performance of Faust viii
fail to hear it again, and VIC trust those whC
missed hearing it last week will not throw
aHsy the second and last chance of enjoying
1t.
The season closes tomorrow svsning will
Masssniello.
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WIrHDRAWIsG Irs CIR0ULATIoE.-The
ssndusky Register says that the LOrain
Bank has received permission from the Board
Of Control, and will Immediately close up its
business. Having organized under the Ma
tional Banking Law as the First National
Bank of Elyria, with capital stock of $780,
900, it is calling in its circulation prspara-
tory to entering upon business as National
Bank.
At meeting of the Stockholders, held on
the 9th inst, the following gentlemen were
elected to the Dictatorship:
Heman Ely, Artemud Besbe, Seymour W..
Baldwin, Henry E, Mussey, George G. Wash
burn, Elijah De Witt, George R. Starr.
The Board elected Elijah De Witt, Prssi-
dent, and John W. HurIbert, Cashier of said
Bank, and adopted code of bylaws.
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A NEW DmEcToRY.-W. D. Baker is
busiIy engaged in compiling new City Di-
rectory, which he intends shall excel any
Of its predecessors in correctness. The man: man:
g, - BvEHB aoOut tnlb
work warrants us that the Forthcoming book
will prove 9 success.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-21

tleuen and wife, VITA two urnished rooms,
IN pleasant location not over eight minut-s WalA
the fosfofics. a private family OF where fhefe are
but few b1arders preferred The best OF reier95o.s
Fifen. Address II. W. G, box $50 CieVelan1 ts-'t-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-21

OHAPTEB IX-THE SMASH Or.
When l woke mp In the moraiRs
The Train standing still
On one side saw a river,
On the other steep hin.
now wonder, wbst in thunder"
Said l, ''can the matter be 7"
As opened wide the window
And looked out that might see -
Then heard the ciank Of hsmmers,
saw men rushing 10 and fro;
"Ahl'' said here's some dstontion,"
And TO see it did 90,
But did not have to 90 far
Ere sight did behold;
sight ns'er had seen before
And made my blood run cold
Right before me On the railroad,
And not tweoty rods ahead,
was freight train smashed 10 pieces.
and an oid COW lying dead.
said 70 a man quite near,
matter r a5d hes there is plenty,
We must stop Elk hours here"
There were hpgsheads Of tobacco.
Ard dead hogs Is ling on the ground
s1Ear, Flour, Coal and Bacon
In profusion scattered round
men were busy moving rubbish,
some we're busy laying track,
And as was only in their way
To the cars soon went back.
on the grumbling and the growing,
That in the cars i met.
1t was laugbsble to hsar II,
And never shall forget
Some we're frettiDg for their breakfast,
Others that they were not home,
" bile some sTOre that, on that Railroad
Never more that way p ould come
And We tsh 20 inform humorous friends and
the public that still Offer the largest and best a.
sortnentof
READY-MADE CLOTHING
In the City OF Cleveland. Our stock Of Cloths taE-
smeres, festings and Military Goods Of all descrip
ronsi is very large. Call ct
Isaac A. Tssae's Unic4 HsIl,
sole Agency sor thsasIs ii Osiarsssd Ssyina
Asohines, Sto-r's Autounaton PrsssmEn, ans
strong ? Esfent Army bsd-IrunE.
W Corner Superior cad Urfar ST.
n2-AooK out for the GIANTS fab2e
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CTTY NEWS.

DEPARTURE OF SHARP SHooTKRs.-Cspt.
". L. stearns' company Of sharP-shoOters
will leave Camp Cleveland this morning to
Join Burnside's cSrps.
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100 CoPIEs JUsr REOEIvED.-The great
book, Cudjo's Cave, at the Metropolitan Gift
Book Store, No. 40 Superior street. 400
copies on the road. A gift with each book.
All can be supplied at the Metropolitan.
ap2l:l47
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CLEVELAND INSTITTTE.

The next quarter of the Cleveland Institute
will commence on Wednesday, April 20th.
The hack will run as usual for the sooomO-
dstion of day students.
Applicants can leave their names at Doctor
S. Bufstt's office, 243 Superior st.
April 19: I47.
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TIE Abortion CAsE.-Deputy Sheriff
Whitney had not arrived last evening, from
Michigan, but was expected to arrive on the
night train from Toledo, bringing with him
the young seducer, Warner.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-21

EOR SALE-ONE PoRTABLE En-
qfre in good running order Suitable for oil
wells or wood saEing. AisO one " cd taW Hac nine
Inguirs Of r. Hanna & Co. I69 and III River street,
CieTeisnd o. EpTlS-l4S.
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CLOTHING.

NEW GOODS.
Scotch TWeede,
for Spring overcoats Cwater ProoE.)
DrRb stone s. Fancy MeIIOns.
For Spring OYercoats
SILK MIXTURES AND TRICOTS,
For Spring 0vercoais
Fancy, Ribbed, Plain Mixed Csssimeres,
Meltons, Cloths and Scotch Cassimsres,
For Spring Business ard Dress Coat and Pants. An
ele1ant assortment Of fine
Black, Blue, Olive and Ansmili Cloths,
for Dress wear.
VIII be made to order in the latest and most elegant
manner.
We have also the hest stock OF
I'm E Gle HING,
AND
GeRtlemen's Furnishing Goods
in the city.
~ Gall aud examine.
DAVIS, PEIXOTrO 4 90.
spI4 Cor. Water and SuperiOr-Sta.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-21

The regular meeting of the WOmen's
Loyal League and Freedmen's Relief AssO-
citation will be held at their room in the
Court House, adjoining the Probate Court, on
Thursday, at 2 O'Clock P. n. By order Of
the President. NJ. T. CORNER,
aprin9:I47. CorrespondipR Secretary.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK,
ALRUMe. Ar

DH0TOGRAPHTO ALBUMS. AZ
4 Hss Xe=s Frioss.
H r 3 DOUaLAs q C5..
I7e Superior -St, .
AHIIBEg EATERLALS-WIED kFU
aEETOE'5 and GouFil'H on and Water OoloTs
nt 3. b. DOUGLAS 3 co.'s
17Q Bupsrsof-6s
9VAE AID AeUARK GILT RosEWoOn
FFamag, - r. p. DOUGLAS q OO.sE,
179 BupSrioT-Bt. /
EEoTOaRAFH OoFPEEs or oELERRATEB
Eelnfingu and EnsrayiaQl, GE l.
RI B. DOUGLASS = cn.'E.
l79 EupoEiof-BG q
0kE17s DE FIEITE OF OELEBHAEEp
Hen and Women, and PalmeFis Marbles, Is
i. 3. DOUGLAS COS, #
I7e BuDorior-SE
FIUI ENdRAVINds eF DIBTINGUIsHED
Nm =. b. DOUGLAS O0.'st
oEn l79BupaFioE-B
QRUXgLLS LACE, GUIMPURE
A. &G. RETFBERG.
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Ten-FOEtY Government loan.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
rHE FIRST EATIOHAL BANK,
OF CLEVEAED,
designated permanent Depository of the Govern
ment, is prepared to receive subscriptions to the
Ten-FOrty Government Loan,
now recdy for delivery
Depository for o. S. Officers, Paymasters and
QuarteFmAsters. mar30-l52.
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Up TO THE MARK.-The Lorsin County
News SAYS that Penheld township, in that
county, has entirely filed its quota.
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rTURs01Y MORNING. APR. 81, 1854.
FRAVKLLKR,s REGISTER,
nE~ AnvERrIaEn.EEra.--

O. A. Read-U. 8. 1910 per cent Loan
John EIIsler-Aca5emy Of Music.
A. on-pslier-Ltheneum Music Hal
Merrill Bsrl0v-Artilery Horu-s.
Brainard Hall Grand Concert,
}. .seswaItssnberg-Hotsl Furniture at Auction.
Cannon 4 FresmRn-Shoulders.
For ssIe-House ard Lot.
Wanted-MHiirers.
FaJnsworth's Patent Msngler-Local Notice,
Metropolitan Rookstore-Jocsl Notice.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF Cleveland,
designated Depository and Fiaesl
Agent Of tie Emitted States.
National 10 90 Five Per Cent.
Loan.

By instructions f.om the Secretary OF the Troas-
ury, dated March % "a, this Bank viii receive SUE
scrfu4fons for the NATIONAL 1870 1--WE pER CkNI.
LOAN N COUPON bonds or registered certificates re-
deemed after ten and payable forFy yesTs nom dste
in cOIE.
This loan bears GOLD IETEREsf, payable sENI-AHEU-
AILY on coupon and registered bonds Of 800 and over
Ar AEEUALLY on bonds Of the denomination OF 90
and 100 dollars.
IN subscribing parties may either to pay the &C
crued interest rom The Rrst o. 1arch to the day o.
aubscrpton in Coin or in Currency adding fifty pc
cent. premium receive bonds bearing Interest
rom day Of subscription. Also VII allow 70
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS,
AND SUB AGENTS,
he usus mmission Of one eighth Of one per cent.
april2-162
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FoE Plumbing, Gas Fitting and Fix
lures go to McGarvoys, opposite the Postof-
fee, agent for the celebrated lava tip gas
burner. apr20:l49,
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SIXTH WARD MUTUAL BENEVOLENT As
sooIATIoN.-This association is formed for
the relief of those aembers who may be
drafted in the Sixth Ward. Shares ten dol
lars. If no draft occurs, the money will be
refunded to the members.
The.ofieers Of the Association are as fol-
lows:
Presidont-W. p. F7gg.
e-President-John Huntington,
Treasurer-G. W. Calkins.
Secretary-Louis Hammer.
Executive Committee Adam BeiIstein,
Isaac Beer.
Certificates of membership can be had of
either of the above.
Meeting at the WigWam on Wednesday
evening, April goth. aprilI5:147,
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yTsIHEss zO9IgEs
FLAGS AND BANNERS.
Urders promptly filed. Address
CIV. CRoWELL CO.,
an2s.i6 IS7 superior-st., Cleveland, Ohio.
CLEVELAND WOOLRH BTILLs.
I. = Z. 0. POPE,
iupssintsndeats, Manufacturers and Dealers in
sll kinds of
gOO OLEH eco Ds.
Consisting OF Pisin Fsasy

gASsIaERES,
D0ESKlkH,
QATTINETS,
UNIONS,
FLANNEL5,
BLANKETS,
ETC, ETO
good stock constantly on hand, adapted Il
he Western Market.
Market prices raid for Wool and Pelts, in Cash
u Manufactured Goods.
Offiee and SalesroOms,
30. 90 WATER STREET, CLEVELAND, o.
au9 r.
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o. ". GAGS.

Llcensed war claim Agens.
lleots BOuutias, Pensions, Bask Pay, Prize HoneI
and other Wer Claims.
- Personal Attention 10 given to thu prosecution
oiUiailas IN the Departments st Washington.
- All persons having Claims should apply IN per.
So, or By letter. st once, and they Will receive
BeOmpt attention.
o. ". GAGE.
o tiH- R17 Ihs supsrior- 81. Cleveland. q
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n UA y ID " IN T = D LAF 2 =
~ fo-n ia ohio to sell Imperial Portraits OF
Stesl Of Lieut. Gen Grant and Major Gen: George
Fcigellau-jnGt issusd and selling rapidly. ApPy
AZ once No 4 American buildings. over teader o.
~ 3. s. GReEN,
.,r5Ilo Cleveland, Ohio.
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THE West Side Street Cars will leave
every ten minutes from AtWstsr Block, foot
Of Superior street. spr20:l48.
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LOCAL NOTIOEs,

FARNswoRTH's patent Mangler can be
seen in successful operation at the Wedden
House, on Saturday. Call in and see it.
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THE THEATRICAL sEAsoH.-Our regular
theatrical season opens on Monday evening
at the Academy of Music. Manager EIlslsr
and his frst-class company, after season in
Columbus which for briIlianoy and success is
almost unequaIled in the theatrical annals
of the West, return to the Academy
and to Cleveland, where he will doubt
less, as he deserves, meet with much
success. Maggie Mitohsll-the delightful
Maggie-is the opening star Of the season.
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GglAL
MUSIC.
SHEET MUSIC,

SHEET MUSIC,
PIANOS, Sc
IS Re. 8 EueIld Street..
Oan Be found q large stock OF new and stspdsrt
HuHsc, Instruction Books for all instrur "a VoIus
Guitaras Strings, and general assortment q lfus
eai Horchandiss
hqIis 5snt bT KAN, fres Of postage, on rsoslEssi
q liberal discount made . TsaobeEu and s nj
Also on hand large stock Of tho celebrated Knabt
Ennos, which surpasE all other instruments In tone
astson and durability. G. A. BARLOW, AEt-s
AraH IN Hr7r4s1 ~ rnevala1T q.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-21

The ladies will notice that Mrs. Shaw ia
opening elegant millinery goods.
apr. 5:157.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-21

The magnificent stock Of Boots and
Shoes 3" is CLOSING, ont at the Great Bankrupt
sale, No. 108 Superior street, at prices that
defy composition. The ladies', gsntlsmens'
and childrsns' wear, for style, quality and
durability, cannot be equalled- It is in
tsrsstiDg to know that the late rise in gold
does, not effect tho price of boots and shoes at
this store. april 2O:147.