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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-13

BEFoRE o. s. COMMISSIONER WHITE
Abraham Deeds, Sr., and Abraham Deeds, Jr.,
who we're arrested for aiding deserter q
few days since, have been held to bail in the
sum of s., 900 each, to appear at the next term
of the United States District Court. The deeds
of that family are evidently evil.
Robert Barrett has been held to bail in
the sum of $500 to appear at the next term of
the United States District Court to answer to
the charge of illegally opening and de-
stroying q letter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-13

FEsrrvAL.-The Bible Christian Sunday
School Festival win be held in the Orange
Street Church on Thursday evening, April
I4th, when a variety Of interesting pieces
will be recited BY the children Of the school.
The officers and teachers Of the school hsv
ing taken great pains in preparing the child
rem for the occasion, solicit the patronage Of
the friends of Sunday Schools generally
Doors open at half past six o'clock. P. 4. Ad-
mission ten cents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-13

ATTRAT.-An affrsy occurred on the
Flats on Monday afternoon, between two
employees Of the Cleveland Iron and Nail
COmPany,,in which one of them named ThOs.
Evans, gave the other several cuts and bruis-
es. The affair was settled between them
yesterday and no arrest was made. The
cause of the dificnIty was in part woman
and in part whiskey-twO most arrant stir
rsrs-up Of mischief.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-13

A BUSY DAY.-Yesterdsy was busy
day for our retail merchants, if we may
judge from the thrOngs of passers that
crowded the sidewalks on Superior street and
the stream of vehicles that passed along its
pavement. Superior street has not been as
GRO Eded with vehicles as it was yesterday,
for months before.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-13

ATTEMPTED SUIoIDE.-An Irishwoman
living on Pittsburgh street, attempted suicide
by taking arsenic, on Monday evening, but,
becoming frightened, rushed to doctors
Office and begged him to save her. The
stomach pump soon removed the poison, and
the woman is now all right, with no present
inclination to try the experiment again.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-13

CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-The Court Of
Common Pleas, which has been adjourned
since Tuesday of last week, met yesterday
morning, and confirmed the report of
Commissioners in the writ of partition in
the case of OourtIand Palmer et al. Us. Rich
ard HilIiard ct al. The Court then adjourn
ed for the term.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-13

well as those in the Eastern States, will show
that they owe their increase very largely to
individual donations.
We hope our suceessrs may find the coming
year favorable for soliciting funds, the inter
est Of which win be sufficient to add yearly
many books to our Library.
A knowledge Of tho means possessed by
the members of the Association for increas-
ing its power, and desire to create, if pos
sible, an interest, which will induce them to
direct their means to such an end, has caused
us to present more in detail history of its
affairs than is usual in such report. All Of
which is respectfully submitted.
". J. B0ARDMAN,
A. G.. C0LWELL,
B. F. PEIX0TT0,
R. B. MERRIAM,
o. A. BROOKS,
J. Il. SARGEANT,
@. C. CARLTON,
D. P. EELLS,
P. THATCHER.
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~. ssOOK nIARKET-AprII19.

Rtoeks-At second Beard firm
Uoited states 6's 500 coupons. ll4 United States
Sc year carti6caes 80. United States Sc Of 81, reg
istersd, ll5A, Pacific Nail Z3l5s New YORK OentIel
Ia Erie 1, 81 do preferred 49, Hudson I55N, Har-
le = rs Reading l645S Michigan Central l56 miehi-
gan Southern l63s, do guaranteed l5s, Illinois zen
nal scrip I4gtS Cleveland and Pittsburgh 1324 Ca
lena and Ohicag0 AK, chicago and Rock Island ls4
Milwaukee and Prairie du Ohien -, TOleno and Wa
bash 75l6 DO pre'erred g3A, Pittsburgh, It Wayne
and Chicago l4s, Alton and Terre Haute preferred
IO3, Chicago and Northwestern 6sA-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-13

A LARGE TRAIE.-EVerybody seems to
be travelling nowadays, and the passenger
business of all the railroads is immense. The
morning train on the Lake Shore railroad
yesterday contained eleven crowded passsn-
ger coaches. And this is by no means an
unusual occurrence.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-13

THE WEST SIDE CARs.-Csrs on this
road are now running from the foot Of su-
perior street down Vineyard Hill to the main
track. We are informed that they have dis
continued running on ChsmpIain and Seneca
streets,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-13

JUHIoz ExHIBITloE.-Tbe Junior Exbi-
bition of the class of 1865 of Western
Reserve College transpires at Hudson to-day
Lsland's Band give concert there to night.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-13

CoRREorIoE.-In our notice yesterday
morning, of the presentation to the minis
ter of Tifereth Israel ChnrchI We gave his
name as Rev. Isaac Cohen. It shsuld be
Rev. Jacob Cohen,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-13

ATTENTION DRAYMEE.-A meeting will
be held at National Hall, this wednesday,
evening, at N o'clock. Important business
will come before the meeting, and all dray-
men are invited to attend.
anriI I3:I45
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ID. w. GAGE,

Licensed War Claim agent.
IIeoas Bountiss, Pensions, Back Pay, Prize Money
and other War Claims.
~ Personal Attention iB given 70 the prosecution
ofUihims IN fhe Departments 81 Washington
~ All personu having Claims should apply IN psr-
son, OF by lettsr, at onoai and they viii reoeiVe
D. ". GAGE,
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FINANcIAL AND c0MMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
MONEY MARKET.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE; @ :.

MOhNlN9 LhAuEh Ot1
TUESDAY EYEEING, April u ls54-J
Gold-Gold In New York to-day Wss pushed to
still further advanes-at time going to us, the
highest rate Cver yet reached the market closing at
IT4xal74Ss, and firm. Here the market was firm, but
quiet at l7sl7l ssing closing at the outside price,
Buying III
sIIver-Firmer. Selling 6sss4 per cent premium;
buying 6lg62
BIoney-The speculative inquiry in commercial
circles creates active demand for currency which
however in good supply ard calls are promptly re-
sponded to The regular rate is 8 per cent.
ExohanEs-Easy, at unchanged rates, VIZ +: Gov
ernment, National and Ohio tunds par on New
York. Eastern and Pittsburgh y Per cent discount.
Government BOnds-Aetive and firm, with
an upward tendency. We quote:
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CITY NEWS.

Ann BRoKzE.-Henry Wilton broke his
arm yesterday, by falling from the top to the
bottom Of the stairs of his house on Garden
street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-13

LIBRARY Re. RE.OPEEED.-The library Of
the Cleveland Library Association will be
thrown open for the drawing of books this
afternoon at O'Clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-13

Captain L. B. Eaton, Of the
65th regiment, formerly Of this city, has
been promoted to be Lieutensnt-COloneI of
his regiment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-13

TIE rush at the great Bankrupt sale Of
Boots and Shoes still continues. Wei must
admit the fact "'tis the the cheapest place
in the city" to buy yourBoOts and Shoes. No.
10s, Superior st. apr13;149
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF Cleveland,
Designated Depository aud Fiscal
Agent Of the United States.
lSzgI0ossl 90 40 EiuA par Cent
Loan.

Fv Instructions from the Secretary OF fhe Treas
my de- Cd Msrch 35, 81, this Bank will receive sub
scTiptions for the NATIONAL 10 a. FIVE PER CENT.
BOAg. IN coupoo bonds registered certificates re-
deemed after snd payable fcrty years rom date
in COIN.
This loan bears GOLD INTEREST, parable sEMI-AHEU-
AELT on coupon and registered bonds Of eO and over
aT d ANNUALLY on bonds Of the denomination OF 30
and lDN dona-s
IN Subscribing parties may either TO pay the &C
crued interest the drst OF 8Rrch TO tho day o.
subscription in Coin or in currency adding nifty pe
cent premium or receive hOnds bearing Interest
from day OF subscriptio Also will sllov to
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS,
AND SUB AGENTS,
the ususI c. mmissiOR Of eighth Of one per cent
auri12 162
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AS we are now about to sever our official
connection with the Association, which has
existed with portion of the Board for the
last two years, the interest We take in its
welfare prompts US to state in conclusion the
results Of our many consultations upon the
Importance, if not the necessity, Of pfovi-
ding for a more independent support. In
consideration, Of its never having received
any endowments, Ito which similar institu-
tions in the East owe mainly their origin and
support but having relied entirely upon
membership fees, and very small contribu-
tiOns made from year to year, its condition
certainly speaks we'll for the energy of all
those who have managed its affairs. There
is, however, danger that the supply of those
who are efficient and willing to undertake
the task of managing its affairs, will, at no
very distant day become exhausted. In
view of this fact, and also of the fact that
its present resources, however faithful the
Board may be, can never make it keep pace
with the demands Of a rapidly growing city,
carly measures should be taken to create
new sources of revenue. Two methods sug-
gest themselves. One is by State legislation.
The same reasons which induce States to
establish schools, are applicable to Library
Associations. An effort therefore, to obtain
such legislation as would secure the required
aid for such Associations, in cities of the first
and second classes would, we believe, meet
the appreciation of the citizens Of such cities.
The other method is by soliciting endow-
ments of books, and of funds. If the ex-
ample set by wealthy men of the Eastern
States, and of the Old World, were copied
by those of our citizens who have been SINH
larly favored. our Library could DO made to
compare favorably with those of other cities
AS a stimulus calculated to induce the fol-
lsWing of such worthy exampses, we here
present some facts in connection with few
Of the libraries of European cities.
In 1928 the British Mureum contained
125, 900 volumes; Of this number 81, 900 VOL
umes were the gift Of. individuals. Of the
453, 900 volumes it contained in 1880, mp
wards Of 200, GOO of them had been presented |
Or bequesthed. One gentleman bequeath- |
ID, in 1s46, 10000 volumes. The city :of |
Psdus, in 1850, with a population Of 49, |
BOO, possessed library containing III 900 |
volumes. Dresden, with a population of &c. |
BOO, possessed library oontsing $40 800 vol |
1mes. Leipsic, with population of Al, ,5I4, |
a library containing 10000 vol |
1mes. The history of these Libraries, as
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-13
LOCAL NOTICES.

RENovAL-G. W. CrowelI & Co., have
removed their office from I'll Superior street
to No. 1877 Superior street, next to Strong 4
Drug store. apIs:146
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-13

MIEsrRELs CoE1EG.-DupreE s. Green's
Minstrels will soon visit Cleveland and givs
a series of entertainments at Brainard's
Hall.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-13
MARINE lNTELLIaENcE.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

ENTERED. Y.
stmr CITY OF Cleveland, Mckay. netroit
ScoW Monitor, Porter, Kelly's Island.
scow Lime Rock, Fargher, Kelly 3 Island
scoW Hays, Angus, Ashtabula.
ScoT Ellen White, DGpee, Detroit.
OJEARED...-.--.....-..-April y.
stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit.
schr Lewis Cass, fellett, Osdensburgh, lumber.
schr ] Quinby. Morgan, Pt stanley, coal.
Scov VIM Kelley, Minor, Saginaw.
ScOW Ellen hite, Dupee Saginaw.
ScOW Industrie, BabcccS, Ashtabula-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-13

Ale and POrter-In good demand. We quote :
Present use Xxx Ale $500; Stock XXX SIOOO to sl2,
90; Kennett slzOO; Pa,e Cream 5000; Porter sIO.
Half and quarter barrels in proportion.
BIaIr-steady at sl,s5 per bushsl.
Hops-Range at 25es5c, according to quality
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-13
J. vENNING, supt.

LAD1Es OF TIE SECOND WARD.-The Re-
lief Socisty of the Second Ward have now
some thirty soldiers families to provide for,
but cannot proceed with the charitable work
without the requisite funds,
The society has 1913 members, but many
are in arrears with their subscriptions. The
Committee for Collecting the Dues find it q
very srduous task, and it was thought sdVis-
able to change the method at nesting OF
the Society, held on the 8th inst resolu-
ton was therefore passed authorizing the
Treasury to lend to each member, quarterly
bill calling for the amount due. It was
also resolved to solicit new memberships
from those who have not been called upon.
The sum is a small one, but if promptly
paid, will be sufficient to meet the necessities
Ofthe dependants-
These resolutions will be carried into effect
immediately, and it is hoped each member
will be prompt in remitting to the Treasurer.
By order Of the Society.
MRS. J. F. PAINTER, Sec'y.
Mrs. F. ]. PREETIss, Treasurer.
april II: 146.
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J. R. sH1pHERD's old friends and Gus
toners viii ind him at 227, Superior street,
where he is prepared to furnish them with
every thing they may want in the way of
millinery and straw goods. msr30:l46
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ny. zzONKY MARKEF-Aprn -

~ TEIAaAAFH-f
HIonsy-Active and firm st 7 per cent.
Sterllng EXchRngs-Firmer and more active q
lo0aIel.
GOId-More active and decidedly higher. Openina
st 7H ad gsncinR to Is. declining TO "a, ana closing
quiet and firm at 749a7f9s
United states SIS OF 1851, coupons llb; t1ye-tWen
ties coupons Il2all4; seVen-thirties, october an
April IL; United states 5s year certificates s94
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EaoENzs0A o. HEaCIaoFAFHH AND HHD717Ea-
Umce-ll9 Seneca Street, . few doors from SUPERIOR
up stairs, opposite the City Hotel.
once hours frem TO 70 and from 2 to 8 O'Clock
daily fSuudays eTcauted.
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OPERA.-DO not forget to call at Mr..
5UTUmUBBOn- s UpCIuHI InstItute anu procure
for yourself = good Opera Glass for to nights
Opsra-only twenty-five cents. aprl2;l46.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-13

Received this day at }. K. Shipherd & Co. IS
ono case more Of those beautiful Waterford
hats for Ladies and Misses. spr12: 147
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Ten-FOYty Government Loan,
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
EHE FIRST NATIOEAL BANK,


designated permanent Depository II the Govern
ment is prepared to receive suscr1 ptiens 70 the
Ten-FOrTy Government Loan,
now repdy for delivery
Depository for U. s. 0ficers, Paymasters and
Quartermasters mar3O-I52
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-13

DENTISTRY DIR. B. F. Robinson, office
No. go Wood street. All kinds Of surgical
and mechanical dentistry, done in the best
manner and at low price. dec2R27.
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PROPOSALS.
I0TInE no CONTRACTORs-.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed pronosals viii be received NATL z o'clTk
n April 18th. 1854 IS the Office Of the City Civil
Infinesr for the city Of Cleveland fer The follow
ing improvements, to wit:
For Grading Belden street.
For Grading Penn greet
For Grading and Paving the Cutters OF part OF IA
gis street.
And for Grading and Paving Detroit street. from
Oenfre street bridge 10 Har over street.
Plans ard Specifications Tor the above work nav
Be seen e the once Of h City Civil Engineer The
Board OF CITY tmprnrements invite the 90 ubmis8ion
Of bids, ressrsing the right to accept rejeoF the
sane
By order OF II Board. J. H sAReEET,
a1rll-Il6- City Civil Engineer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-13

The ladies will notice that Mrs. Shaw is
opening elegant millinery goods.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-13

SIXTH WARD MUTUAL AID AssooIA-
T1oE.-At meeting of the citizens of the
Sixth Ward, the above Association was
formed for the relief of those who may be
drafted on the last call for 100000. The
quota of our Ward, in addition to the two
previous calls, which have been filed, is very
iarge-about 80 men-snd there is no hope
Of obtaining these men. The shares in this
Association have been fixed at ten dollars,
which brings them within the reach Of every
man; and it is hoped that every citizen,
whether liable to draft or not, will take from
one to i've shares, according to his ability
In oaso Of a draft, the wnOIe amount Will De
divided among those drafted who belong to
the Association but if no draft shall come,
the money will be returned to the subscri-
bers.
A nesting will be held at the Wigwam on
Wednesday evening, 18th inst.
The officers Of the Association are as fol-
lows:
President-W. P. 'gg.
Vice. -President-John Huntington.
Treasurer-G. W. Cslkins.
Seeretary-LOuis Hammer.
Executive Committee Adam Beilstein,
Isaac Beer.
Either of the above will, upon application,
furnish receipts Of membership:
april1l:l46.
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N. Y. CATTLE mARKEF-Aprm IL.

The current prices for the week at oil the markets
are as follows
Beef Cattle-Psr cwt., first quality, sl6,5Onl7,-
50 ordinary to good, per cwt, sl4,0e4l5I5Oi COM
mon, al5,O0t1l4,00; inferior, sl2fOGl2,5O.
Sheep and Lambs-Extra 2 head, si0,009l3,50; I;
prime, ss,00GeO1; ordinary 81 ,5oGs,oOi common S.,
oOft7.5o; inferior &5,5Od6g0
swine Corn fed D pound, sh9ec; still-fed
REOEIPTS.
Total receipts Of all stock at all the yards for
the week were as follows;
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Marine Matters at Chicago.

Ih9 Cnicago JOurnal OF yesterdny SAYS.
kIstters look lively and encouraging IN the rivFr
Hundreds Of vessels have aready received the finish
ing touches Of the paint brush and eauIking iron
daughters Of Neptune sh uld look sails sre being
"bent on and everything Is being put in rtaiinssa
for an early ignf Over hundred craft are loaded
with grain for Buffalo and OsWegO- Nearly score
OF these in sight OF Clark street BRIDGE and All
viii spread sails asd away The laitsr part ofthe
week
The propeller Empire, OF Cleveland, Is firing "
for an early start.
he wood cossttnE trade is res dy duits brls The
daily arrivals and departures befnE numerous.
There Is noW eight feet ef water on the bar IN the
north channel. FOX u ward about 70 con.
mencs deepening Il With iour dredReB.
By mex weak this time navigation viii Be In full
swing and our river and ha' Dor viii aRsin becoms
the aaiR ated busting trade cham el thatlt BE-
fore the ic7 king zeal upon IT, The yeho haaFel
ing Of impa lent pedestrians the deenton OF street
and other vehicles, the pu Of steam tuR1 and
the fragrant od1rH Of the disturbed water viii again
be the fashion, Let nobody gIumble OF complain.
Chicago owes its greatness to its commercial position
audthe humbiest individual in the city would gufer
If that grtatuess and position werelost.
The following items are from the Toledo Blade Of
Monday:
FoR BUFFAL0.-The Brig Globe, Captain Burns
with a cargo wheat, will leave port this n for
Buffalo Captain McGibney, one OF the owners ofths
vessel, says he can get through II the reports from
that harbor cOrrect-and that only be ascer-
tained upon trial. We wish him success 10 under
taking 10 get the first sail vessel into Buffalo hsrhor.
TIL propeller Genessse Chief Captain W B. Nil
lard, passed down the river this ming, the first
propeller to leave port this chs goes saF-
/ nav.
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CA. BEAD. g. ". wooDwORrH. FH.READ.
G.. A. READ & CO.,
MIXERS,
95 sUPERIOR EET,
Reosive subrcriptlons to the

o. s. 1o-4o 8 per cent. Loan,
Interest to commence on day orseept Of subscription
The interest Is payable in Gold, semi annually On
the first days OF March and September, and It is ex-
peeted the bonds will be ready delivery on be-
fore the FIRST Of May.
81 REMITAECES may be made us By Express in
Government, Rational and Ohio Currency, or in
Drafts New York, for which Bonds ordered Ill be
returned as soon as issued as parties may direct.
1870 and 5-2O o. .. INTEREST.
We are paying the highest Premium for Interest
Coupons Of April Ist on O. s. 80 Bonds. Also for
interest Coupons Of May lst, on o. s $50 Bends.
S.O0 We shall be pleased to MI orders for ihsse
~ GUs Bonds at market rates, and shall endeav-
or to keep constantly hand, ready for immediate
delivery, q full assortment Of Government Stocks.
E[We also buy and sell, on OommissIon,-Us
All Kinds Of Stocks and Bonds,
At the New York Stock Exchange.
o. A. READ & CO, Bankers,
apr5R1 * a5SuD-rior-St Olaveand. o
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FoR Coughs, Colds, and TOOthsche, use
Porter's Cure of Pain. We have tried it
frequently, and found it an excellent and
reliable sntidote in all cases. TFsrB,buR DEM
oeTaf.
Sold by all druggists. Price 75ots.
". L. PORTER, Proprietor,
nOva:RI Cleveland, Ohio.
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A CARD.-After short interruption, ]
have again opened Wholesale and retail
grocery store, situated at No. 40 MerWin St.,
a few doors from my old stand. Thanking
friends and old customers for their past ia
vors, hope, by strict integrity, upright
dealing and careful attention to business, to
secure again their patronage, and shall be
most happy to attend to the wants Of asmany
new faces who may think proper to give me
call. g. q. LITTLE, Agt.
apl6:I46 No. 40 MerWin St.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-13

DOR SALE-20 BBLs. RHODE
FLEMIEG 3 EEYlB
meElo ~ Ontari0-st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-13

mAJINEES. -rhe third OF the series for ladies'
and children will take place Saturday, the 10th inst
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-28

TUE LARGEST ENGLISH FARM.-The lar
gest farm in England consists Of three
thousand acres, and belongs TO a man with
the Yankee name Samuel Jones. In its
cultivation he follows the "four course
system, the whole extent of the farm being
divided into four great crops-750 acres TO
wheat, $50 to barley and oats, $50 to seeds.
beans, peas, &C., and $50 to roots. His
live stock is valued as follows; Sheep,
SIS, 900; horses, $4,000; bullocks, $l2,-
900; pigs, $500. The oil-cake and corn
purchased annually amounts to $50, 600, and
artificial fertilizers about S., 900. The en-
tire cost of manure, in various forms used,
annually costs about $25 900. Sheep are
claimed to be the most profitable stock he
keeps from which he realized about $50, 900
year. His income from tn, whole farm,
though not stated, can be little less than
$50, 900 per annum.-GernlGHi0lc TEE
graph.