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TaK NEW ORGAN.
Now being Rreeeted nj the Third Presby-
terian Church.

Most Of our readers are already aware that
a new organ is in process Of erection in the
Third Presbyterian Church, on Euclid street,
which, If it does not rivsl the grsst Boston or
gan which Holmes has SO artisticAlly &c written
up" claims at least the honor of being the
largest in our city and one Of the finest in the
West. The organ was completed day or
Two since, and last evening private sxhibi-
tiOn Of its powers wss given, attended by
several Of the musical eonHoissurs of the city,
many members of the Third Presbyterian
Church, and some invited auditors. Several
Of the best Organists of the city gave the new
instrument a trial, and expressed themselves
as greatly delighted With its tone volume,
and Powsr,-and with it's various stops, sWells
and other meehanisms, of which, being IN
learned in musical techenieslities, we care
not lengtbily to discourse.
The organ, which is the largest in the
city, and indeed, with one exception, in any
place west Of Buffalo, was built by John G.
MarkloYe, Of Utica, and has been erected
under his personal supervision. It has been
some two years in process of construction.
It is not only one of the largest and hand
soonest in appearance, but one Of the finest
in mechanism and musical qualities ever
erected in the west. It's pipes are over two
thousand in number. It's stops nun
Der forty -fve-fourteen in the Great
Organ, fourteen in the swell, Eve in the
pedals, seven in the choir, and five couplsrs
All these stops are remarkable for their puri-
ty and excellence in tone, but one or two
are worthy of especial note. The BOmbard
stop, which gives fulIness and power to the
tone of the organ, has been especially praised
by musical critics. The Clarionet, Violin
cello, and BasssOn stops are perfect imita-
tiOns Of the respective instruments from
which they are named, The Clarion stop
also deserves especial mention. The Boehm
hute stop,-which, by the way, is the seq
ond Of the sort ever msde-is one of great
dshcacy and beauty. A chief excellence Of
this organ is that the swell runs through to
double C. Mr.. Byerly, who Oficistss IS Or
gsnist at the Cathedral, was so pleased with
the construction of this instrument that he ex-
pressed his intention to have several import
ant notifications made in the Cathedral Or
gan, after the plan of this one.
It is now intended to give a vocal and in
strumental concert for the purpose Of testing
and displaying the organ, at the Euclid street
Presbyterian Church, on Thursday evening
next. Mr.. E. A. Hopkins, who has been
chosen organist for the churcS will oficiats
at the instrument, and the vocal music will
be furnished by some forty or fifty singers,
comprising the flower of our Cleveland tai
ent. The concert will consist entirely Of sa-
cred music, and will be one which no lover Of
hOrmOny should fail to enjoy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-18

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
ANNUAL TAXES FOR 1854 The attention Of
tax payers is hereby called to the provisions
of the United States Excise Law relative
the assessment of annual taxes.
By the sixth section Of the act Of July 1,
1862, it is made the duty Of all persons, part
nerships, firms, associations, or corporations,
made liable to any annual duty, license, or
tax, on or before the first Monday Of May in
each year, 10 make list or return to tho As
sistsnt Assessor Of the District where located,
of the amount of annual income, the articles
or objects charged with q special tax, and
the business or occupation liable to pay any
license.
Every person who shall fail to make such
return by the day specified will be liable to
be assessed by the Assessor according to the
best information which he can obtain; and
in such case the Assessor is required to add
hfty per centum to the amount Of the items
of such list.
Every person who shall deliver to an As
SCISSOR any false or fraudulent list or state
ment, with intent to eVsde the valuation or
enumeration required by law, is subject to 3
fne of i've hundred dollars and in such case
the list will be made cut by the Assessor or
Assistant Assessor, and from the valuation
and enumeration so made there can be no
appeal.
Payment of the annual taxes, except those
for licenses, will not be demanded until the
thirteenth day Of June.
The appropriate blanks on which to make
returns. an all necessary information, will
be furnished by Assessors, Assistant Assessors
for the District, to whom the returns should
be delivered on or before the first Monday Of
May, at their respective Offices.
JOIN E. HURLBUT,
U. s. Assessor, 18th District, Ohio.
March I5th-16: 14S d, t-W and ", st.
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HOUSE FOR SALE---A DEsIBA-
u bic honsa ami lot hituated on Libby street
resr Perry. belonging o n. v bite Lot 60 by l43
bet with oholee fruit trees good well and eistern
c0aVe. asntiy arranged Apply 10 Braytou stock
4ell Aee1ts marlt:l4z
A RTILLERY HORSES WANT
= ~ ei tOr III Army. Oak coiofs, from 1850 to
l,lO poun is weight, u 3 years old. wih psy
el5 psF Hd for horses Of the above class thss w.l
pas inspect nR, until further notice
hAsaL 8. SPAhGLEs Z. Capt. 4 A. O. II.
OST "A LAoKEY BOAEO PROM A
Rookavny, last week, the finder Of which VIII
b suitabb rewarded By leaving it at the esdsr Of
-os- 1arlz-lez
EOR SALE-A FABM N AvoK-1
Containing 100 ceres O. gOpd land no hui dinRs.
Prios "a o. further particulars enquire Of john
Bilckw-ll nsar the mises, or 20
msrehIO Is5 BaADBURs MlsL1A4S O
DOR SALE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
nov have Kindiicgs a d Saw D 7st tor sale At
thAir Wooden Ware Manula ,,ury on IN Fla s.
marehlO-l45 hEHVzY B.UStI I'D.
~ A. READ 4 Co, BARKHEs, so
D. Superior 81. pay the highest Premium ior
Gold, Silver and oansda Money and take uncurreEt
Money q lowest rates Of discount
UTANTED FOR RENT-FRoM
w the 6rst of April-s m adium sized House ten
minutes walls from the Post. fcs for which liberal
rent will be psid address P. o. Box z,2l6-
1eb2tlf2.
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LOR SAbE-THE FOLLOWING
y OHOi0E BUILDIHa LOTS -93 feet front
Eucid aud Prospect Sis 10 TO east Of Case Avenue,
ethsr ront.sold separate and more front TO be OBJ
tain Il 90 cesired.
ll6 feet iront on Euclid and Prospsst-Sts., rods
wet OF Case Avenue 70 Ds sold in one lot.
50 fsst font BY l75 feet deep south side OF Pros
r8ot-St between Granger sud Chss aire-5ts
66 fact front b. ls2 feet deep the south side OF
1rapEli a-it-, q ter rods wet OF Reservoir.
Al Of tbs sbove property Il offered on the most
Esaaonahla terms. ApplY at he o9ics Of BackuS
msfis:Iss W. G. WILLIAMS.
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HARPER's MAGAZINE for April, to be pub
ishsd about the goth, has the following table
Of contents: Journey to the Source of the
Nile, with illustrations The Three Fishers;
Scenes in the War Of 1872, illustrated /;
Lyra; The Small House at Arlington A
Golden Wedding; The BIscksmiths of Hols-
by; Ny Escape from Richmond; The
Avengsr; Denis Duyal-three chapters of
Thaokersy's last story; How Spring Comes
to the Blind; The Tortures of the limo
osntsj Escape from Fort Warren; Monthly
Record Of Current Events; Editors Easy
Chair Editors Drawer, with illustrated
Fashion Plates, &c. The number is one of
unusual interest, HOme Of the articles having
more than ordinary merit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-18

Coon NEWS FoE MARINERs.-The want
Of safe and reliable harbor of refuge for
vessels during tempsstOus weather on Lake
Erie has long been felt, which, if located at
3 point that would be the means Of saving
time and distance, would be Of incaIculsbIs
benefit to the numerous craft passing through
that highway. We are pleased in being
able to state that the Port Burwsll Harbor
Company have already commenced opera
tions, and in due time will have the same
completed, which will afford an entrance for
vessels, in anyiWeathsr, draving.the Ordina-
~ draft Of water. This point is located
about midway between Buffalo and the De-
trOit River, SO that in future vessels will no
longer be under the necessity Of being driven
to either extremity of the lake for shelter.
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kST.s sPATHIox's DAY-Y -Yesterdsy-the an
niversary Of the birthday of Ireland's pa
trOn saiut-was duly celebrated by the sons
of Erin among us. High mass was said at
the Cathedral at ten O'Clock in the morning,
Fathers Thorpe, Carroll, Patrick and Mshany
officiating in the absence Of Bishop Rspps at
Toledo. After this, and after addresses by
these gentlemen, the Father Matthew Tenn
peranee Society, marched in procession
through the streets Of the city, headed by
the Temperance band, making quite fine
display, with music, banners and regalia -
In the evening, the Society partOOk of a
supper at the Sanitary Fair rsfrsshment hall.
Speeches were made, tOssts were drank-iu
"stsr-apd a good time enjoyed.
A pleasant episode in the proceedings Of
the day was the presentation to Father
Thorpe Of splendid black horse, with sad
die, bride and equipments complete, worth
at least $500. The presentation was made
by Michael Murphy, in a very neat and ap-
PrOpriate speech. Father Thorpe responded
in feeling and eloquent manner.
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TEARING DowN TIE Fam BUILDING
The work Of removing the Sanitary Fair
Building commenced yesterday. It will be
pushed forward with vigor, and soon the big,
barn- like building, blot upon our
fair Monumental Park,-within, oOnserva-
tor Onos OF all rare ard precious things and
nov Of their memOries,-wiII have passed
away " like the bsselsss fabric Of vision"
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
CONNER CIAL.
CLEVELAND mARKKR.
MORHIKa EEADER OFFIOA.
THURSDAY EvwwTwd March Il 1efl

MORHIH0 EEADER OFFIOA.
THURSDAY EvHEIEa. March II, 1884.
FIORF-Market unchanged and steady, with
sales 90 bbIs extra at 575 and small lots red double
extra at $50
Wheat-The market remains dull. Sales are
cars red on track at slrsi1; lss 2ohOieo do at
lsS and 1900 bush from store at IS.
Corn-Yery duh. Sales car on track at ".
Oats-sales car at 72c
HiEhwines-Quiet at SIX.
Butter Good qualities are in short supply and
are much sought after Light sales are reported at
SOC.
Cheese-In active demand and firm. Sales
tons at range Of IsSaI41e.
Rggs-AotiVe and higher. Sales IS bbls at 2Oc.
WhItefish-saiss 80 half barrels at 7,5O
POrk-The market is firm with an advance of SOC
in city packed. sales2O bb's country at $50 and
30 bbls city At Sz2,s3. OiearIs firm at s9l,s0
Lard-stssdy at ls'S9IsAc for choice in bbIs and
kegs.
Smoked Meats-Hams are ia steady request at
lsH for pain and l4cfor sugar cured Shoulders are
arm at lOc, and dried beef at I4c
saIt-Is steady at sI,ss for hns and s.so for
coarse.
Dried APpIes-Firm at &C.
Dried Peaches-Peeled are held at 2sS2s snd IN
peeled atl4@Iso.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-18

ARREsTED.-Deputy United stsIes Mar
shsI Simmons on Wednesday arrested John
Robinson, for taking letter from the CIsvs-
land POstOHee, addressed to other parties,
for the purpose of Obstructing correspond
enee. He was examined before United
States Commissioner White, and bound over
to Court in the sum Of 81, 500.
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Departure OF TEE 25TH BATTERY
The 18th Ohio Battery, Captain ]. L. Had
ley, left yesterday afternoon for the 'front.'
It went Via the Columbus road, and its ulti-
mate destination is Little Rock, Arksnsas.
This battery was made up Of officers and
men detailed from the I'd Ohio Cavalry, and
was organized in the spring of 1852, while
the Regiment was In Indian Territory. It
has served with distinction in Missouri and
Arkansas, and has been recruited up to the
u,arinuu
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Random,

lus discharged soldiersi also, the widow, chll
iran, and nghtful heirs ofAll deceased soldiers
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THE AEABs.-This wonderful party Of
gymnasts are still dslighting the crowds
which nightly gather to behold their wonder
fuI performances, displaying so much
strength, agility, and daring.
This evening occurs the benefit of thstwOn-
dsrful tumbIsr, the handsome Mahomed,
who seems the very model Of the Prince
DIANA Of the Wandering jew" The farcsS
announced are 1.-THE Swiss Cottage" and
THE ROngh Diamond We are pleased to
announce that the young and promising
comedian, Mr., Charles JsfFreys, 50 great 8
favOrits among Cleveland thsatro-gosrs, VIII
appeAF tonight.
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THE MIDDLE GRoUED.-We learn from the
Toledo Blade that on Tuesday afternoon tho
IAbOrsrs employed by the Cleveland and To-
IsdO and Michigan Southern Railroad COM
paniss left their work on the middle ground
on demand for an advance in wages. They
have heretofore received $1.25 per day, and
now demand $I5O, to which the Railroad
Companies are not willing to aecsde.
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"FAIR" CoNPARIsoHs.-From letter re-
ceived from NsW York by q gentleman rssid-
ing in this city, we make the following sx-
trAot, descriptive of the fairs in Cleveland,
Albany, and Brooklyn:
"I came through direct to Albany, spent
the evening at the fair, and took the 10 ?. \.
train for New York. 81, with the Cleveland,
Albany, and Brooklyn Fairs, 1 should Be
pretty we'll posted, and when have done
the New York Fair think that shall be
able to TsH fair myself.
After mature deliberation have concluded
that Brooklyn beats In the amount of money
realised, Albany in the fitting mp and ar
rang nent Of booths, while the Floral Han
In Cleveland exceeds anything that I have
yet seen, snd also in pretty sirl',
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THE SECOND CAYALRY.-To-dsy the fur
lOughs Of the Second Ohio Cavalry expire,
and the regiment will rendezvous at Camp
Cleveland, where it will probably remain
several weeks, as it has to be nearly or quite
rs-mounted. The regiment has had excel
lent success in recruiting, and will return to
the field almost as strong as when it first
went out,-its experience and discipline
making up for its decrease in numbers.
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FRIDAY MORNING. MAR Is 1874
FRAVKLLER,s REGISTER.
HEW WApYERTIsKnIKNRs.

O. A. Read 3 &Co-ueveIand and Columbus St
Wanted.
John Ellsler-Aeadsny Of Music.
". Q. scOfeld Co-Engins, 30, al Auction.
Josepb singer-Noiies TO Goal Merchants.
+. Keslsr-Seales.
Joseph singer-Eotiee to MschinistS.
J. J.J.R.-shsvl and Vest Found.
Joseph singer-Notire to Iron Founders.
Z B, Hofmsn-Poeket Book Found.
Bishops Hall-Tinners, Attention.
Robt. Hanna Oo-Baltd Hay for sals.
A. B.-Houss Wanted.
Attention, Co. F-IocAl Notice.
Emigrants to Idaho-LOeal.
Harness, Hsrness, Harness-Looal Notice
West Side EeIief Association-Locsl Notice.
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Marine ITEHs.-Lsrge quantities Of Ice
are visible Of Port BurWeIl and other points
along the north shore Of Lake Erie.
The steamer Traveller has had new and
heavy frames placed in her for the support
Of her engines and machinery.
The st. Clair river is now clear Of ice, and
the navigation between Detroit and Port Hu-
ron entirely unObstructsd. The coast of Lake
Huron is also clear.
The Saginaw route is also open,
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RBAYTON & sTOOKWELb,

REAL ESTATE AGENTs.
)Eos Eo. AfEater Building. Entrance threat
tbs InEaranee Once of H. =. BsAftoa.

HOUSES AND LOTS FOB EALE.
Hou'e a0d Lot on sibley street, recently owned and
occuIied oy Il. Il. White-A very desirable resi-
Brick BOuse aud Lot on Prospect street A very de-
btrable sltuaiion. Price 5000.
d y u.e sao : acres Land IN East Cleveland
Old Bapti't Church Pfopsrtyi corner Of senCca and
Ohsmp plan Streets
Bricz House and LIT No. 81 Bolivar Street.
House and Lot no. lis Dare Etrcet.
hocse snd Lot o3 Euclid Street Lot sSx2OO. Price
Lot corner of st. CaIr and waring streetI.
House and Lot, corner Euclid and HudsOn-Stg. Lot
l5lx20O. A very desirable location. Terms eagy
Brick House and Lot, corner of BroWnsll and vii
gon-Sts. Lot 6Ofeet front, running to the Lake
Can be had at bargain.
-Four Brick Houses Nos. 50, 50, 81 aHd IS Euclid st
Iots 25Hi3oi very desifsble location viii be sold
soparaielO, or altl getrer. Terms easy
House A56 Lot Ao. rs iardsn Lot 2sEI25 eTa9
very desirable residence. Price S2COO Terms
easy.
Lot ou University Heights; ssxIss feet Oh Newton.
Frame houze No - woOd-St Lor GsxlOO: gas and
water. Price a5,5O0.
Frame COttsge on SuperIOr-st. Lot 52E2O0. A very
desir= bic iccatiOn.
Brick Dwellings, Nos. los and lO6 Euclid stress.
Lots running through to Huron street. Very
desirable property.
House and Lot corner ParkmAn and BrOWn6ll-Sta-;
occupied also As shoe shop Lot 25xlOO feet.
Building, Machinery, 30, for the manufacture Of
oo5es wash boards, &C., corner Of Wesr RiTer
and Main-Sts. A good paving business.
l70 feet on Eaclid-st Terms easy.
House and Lot, no. 100 Ohlo-St 81 200.
Two Br1ck Houses and Lots on Eucltd-St, near Per-
ry-St.
Cottage, No. lzf LAse-st. Lot 2sxlO0 feet
House and Lot, No. z27 SoOville-a venue
2lb leet on snmmis-st, extending to the Lake cor
Five acres On Wilson. with OOnsderablsinl-
proyementg,
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CoURT OF CoMMoH PLEAS. - The case
of W. S. KerruiSh, administrator, %.
John Neal, was tried to the Court yestsr-
day, VS.. Ksrruish for plaintiff, and N. G..
WsttersOn for defendant. The suit is brought
for legacy Of 500. Judgment was given
for plaintiff.
The suit Of Bridget csrrigan "a. Thomas
Gallagher, for bastardy, was tried to the
Court yesterday afternoon, and judgment
was given for the plaintiff.
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PERSoEAL-F. N. Finney, Esq, City
Rnginee. Of Toledo, has received the position
of First Assistant Engineer of the Union
Pacific Railroad. The city of Toledo loses
a naost sssisat, faithful, and popular ofdcer.
Mr.. Finnsy is = son of President Finney of
OSerIin.
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ATTENTION Co. 29th REaIMEHT.-A
business meeting will be held at the Armory
on Friday evening March 18th for the pur-
pose Of hearing excuses for on-sttendance.
All deinquents are requested to be present.
All members will return their arms and equip
ments to the Armory.
By order of the Commandant,
marlS'l42. FRED P. FARRAND, o. S,
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CHICAGO MARKET.
Especial to the Cleveland LrApERI

special to the Cleveland LEADKR.I
CHICAGO. March II.
live Hoss-Active and firm at s,2sa7,sO chiefly
at IS, ,75ta7.50
Sect CaftIa-PTime bseVes firm with Rale7 At
Oose6,75 Medium grades are q to 6OchigheF SALES
ProvisiOns-Firm.
PoRK-Salas Mess s2n 0131nsa
Cur mEAfs-sale. Bulk shoulders at Sc; Ioo-s ba-
con hams l41xc; picked hams 20
LAED-Sales leaf at ll5a6I2Ac
Whisky-l to clover. Light SALES at s3as5o
WheaL-lG2c lower.
sales No. at sl sl,lSAt9Il4JS andEo. ? sl,RsaLO9.
Gorn-Old norn SIC New &c hieher gaia5 No l
at ss6fs4 and No 2 at 7T157TH
HYe-Duil st &c;
BRrley-DUll
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WILD GEESE AND SWANS CAPrURED.-On
Saturday night last, immense hocks Of wild
geese, swans and ducks passed over Youngs-
town and vicinity. Their cries were heard
ct frequent intervals from eleven o'clock P
n. until daylight Sunday morning, spparent-
ly flying very low. The storm of slset and
snow prevailing at the time, together with
the furnace lights In and around Youngs.
town, probably boWildsred them, and num-
Der of both swans and geese came to the
ground in the vicinity of the furnaces and
were captured alive by the hands. A gem
teman who was up until after two O'Clock
Sunday morning assures rs that the aocks as
they passed over the town apparently num-
bered many Thousands. They few in var
ious directions, some north and other south,
apparently lost. FOM persons in town were
.Sts 70 sleep quietly during the night, from
their incessant olsmor. Several pairs OF the
captured swans have since been sold for SO.
They are pure white in color, and are GER
tainly rare bird in these MahOning
RegistsI.
-Four Of these beautiful swans arrived at
the American Express Once this morning.
They are thsprOpsrty of S. a. KinbaII, Esq,
of this city.
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KEw YORK n1ARKEr-nTarrh1r. II.
Isx FEL-azArz.

IsI FELEazArK.I
COttOn-Narket dull, heavy and lower
ssISs at 73s74o for middling uplandsi 70c for low
FlOur-Msrket dull aud Sc lower
Sales at % So 10 for Extra state; q lO7 IS for
extra round hOOped Ohio; S7,1le3s25 for trade
brands. Market closing quiet.
Whisky-Less active and scarcely so irm, Sales
at gleesic for state 9lH for western.
Gbear-Dull and TO &c lower Nominal quota
tions are 81 so oI63 for chicago Spring 81 500 81
ern.
C0Fn-Msrkst very quiet shipping mixed western
Is held at sl,3l- Buyersoher tl,3O.
buyers.
sales ct s93zasCo for Western.
WOOl-Quiet and unchanged.
Petroleum Quiet.
Sales at sI51c for crude; $3.50 for Refined In
bond; and 686es9o Tehaed free.
P9rk-Pricss favor buye'B.
saies at t22,O az IS ioa mess S2 60a22O9 for old
mess S, 5Oe1fs IS Or new mees; ls,25na 25 for old
aud new prime mess, and q so an 20 for prime mess
24,c0.
Beef-Fim but Iess active.
Sales at 81 50n9 co for country mess; si0.S0Al600
for repacksd mesa and SO O0slT 90 fer extra mess
PRIME Mfss-ln good request Sales coo tierces
India mes at f2s,h612g,OO.
Beef Hams Quiet and unchanged.
Cur meaIB-Ftrm and in fair demand.
saies At s719IOc for shoulders and l21<9l3jxo for
hams.
Bacon Sides-IbaotiVe.
Sales at lzfc for western Cumberland cut; uS9
Lard-Dnll and lower rales at l2zalsSSo
saIes at 2sns2c for Ohio; 3s247o for State,
Cheese-Yery hrn. Sales at l51lsc
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GEEEEAL ToH THUKB.-Chas. &. STRAIT
ton, Esq., and Wife,-nOrs generally known
as General Tom Thumb and bride,-tOgethsr
with the celebrated Commodore Mutt and the
minute Miss Warren, will give q series of
Ievsss at Brsinsrd's Hall, commencing on
Monday evening next. LittlenesE hath its
marvsls as we'll as greatness,-whersfore go
and be edited st bshOlding its szsmplifea-
tiOn in this party of little people.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

o, Cutter & Son sell at their Auction Room,
No. l34 Bank Street, on Saturday the 18th
inst. at II o'clock precisely, splendid
Rosewood Piano. also q variety Of household
furniture, &c. The piano is on inspection at
our auction room.
mr17.1A9
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S4X. sFOOk SARakz-Narck II. 2
IETTsLaGEAFF. j

Stocks Generally buOyant-
Pacific Mail 254N. New York Central is7; Erie I2sK
hudson lt6, Harlem l45; Reading ll21S, Michigan
Central l4lz; MichigEnsouthern lo9, Illinois Cen
trs Scrip lsT{, Cleveland aud Toledo l46; Cleveland
and Pittaburg lZi4; 9alenA and Chicago i2iS,
Ohicsso and Rocz Island l2i Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy l44. Toledo ard Wabash preferred s4{,
Milwaukee and Prairie du Chein 7s, Pitt burg, 1T
wayne and chicago ls214i Chicago ana North West
ern, 654.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-18

SALEM UEIoE soaOoLs.-The Salem Re-
publican says that Prof. W. D. Hinkle, of
Lebanon, Warren County, has been unani-
mOusIy elected Superintendent Of the Salem
Union School. The selection is an excellent