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| The general markets to-day have been quiet par
tieul.ry since this New York report, showing low
er market, bot holders OF wheat were very firm At
better gures-sI 50 being generally asked. Ruyers'
views, however, did exceed sl45 for round lots
The market closed Sc higher than yesterday sHd
firm.
-Four is ia fair trade demand, but scarcely go firm.
Corn is more active, and lc better.
04ts are in better inquiry and finn ct the advance
reported yesterday.
Highwines without inquiry, aud the market Is
irregular within the range OF 81 IG9L15.
We give sales and quotations IS follows:
RIonr-Dull, and scarcely so hrm. Sales OF 2cO
bbls doable extra red, city ground at 49, 100 bbs
double extra red 81 l5l bulls do do ct e. 2O 20
bbls double extra white at s,I21.
=Yhsst-Dull, but sac better. Buyers and SELL
ersasart. Sales red track at sI,49; car
do DO st s,4s; car do DO s5O; amber on track
atsI52.
COrR-More active. and hrmer. Sales 1 car on
track at 81, ,l5 and cars track at sI,l6.
Oats-IR better demand, and firm. Sales Of cars
free on board At SOC; car on track at 75c.
Eye-N ithout inquiry. Held at 81 20 on track.
BnrIey-Held at 81, % on track.
POrl-In good demand at $500 for City packed
mefs
Lard-In good demand and firm at I4o for city
rendered in tiercss Sales $500 Ms at the quotation
Smoked hIsars-In active request, and rrm.-
We quote: sugar-cured hams I5c; plain do I5c /;
clear bacon sides I4c; shoulders l2c; dried beef
| ISc.
Mess Beef-Firm and in good demand at s1s,te
for City packed
Buttsr-Smau sales at s2c.
Cheese Quiet and firm at l69l7c for very choice
w.B.
EEgs-In moderate INQUIRY at l5o.
HiEhwInes-DuIl. and unsettled. Holders quote
at a range of sl,IO9l,I5.
AicOhoI-Ye quote 90 per cent nominsly 81 ,20a
2,22 Neutral Proof Spirits HI.
Sesds-In moderate request, and selling at "a, ,Iz56
9s,2 for Timothy, and s7.75Gs,OO for Clover.
saIs-Firm. Fine s2,O5 coarse s2,IO-
Dried Apples-In good request at s99Kc, with
sales within the range.
Dried Penches-The demsud is fair at z7a2so
for peeled and l7@lsO for unpeeled.
Beans-The market Is firm at O., ,25a2,50 for COM
mon to prime.
Carbon OiI-The market is firm at sc.
POtaIoes-In good demand and firm at 9Oc for
Peach blows. and 7oc fer Canada mixed
TaIIow-Thers is moderate inquiry at I0Kc.
POtash-Is firm at S%o
PIaster-In fair demand at llO Per ton for land
$3.50 per barrel for "Dentist," and ssOOs3 25 per
barrel for common cAlcinsd.
FIsh-In good demand, and firm We quote
White Fish, half barrels, ss,OOsS25. No. / Mack,
ersl, bbls 1890; half barrels, 5000; No q bbls
$500; half bbls, $500; No :, bbls $500 half
bbls $780, Trout s7oOa7 50 for halves. Herring
$500 per Dbl Pickerel IS 25 per half Dbl.
Feathers-Eice live geese are worth 65a57c.
Lims-Akron water lime Is steady and in modsr-
ate request at s2,25.
RIiII Feed-In good request and firm at sz5,OO@
$500. Oats and ground together s42OOs45 90 at
the mills
OIls-The market is firm and fairly active at the
following quotations:
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NEW STEAK FIRE EEeEE.-The new
steam FIRE engine, N. P. Payne, arrived yes
terdsy afternoon from its mandatory at Sen
Fails, New York. It is uniform, in size and
appearance, with the other steam Ere en-
gines in this city. 1t will be tested, at ten
o'clock this morning, on the Public Square,
under direction of Chief Engineer Hill.
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CHICAGO mARKEF
Especial to the cleveland LEADEB.l

Especial to the cleveland LEADEB.l
CHIoAeo, April Il.
Rtaur-Firm. Sales at s. 25as IS for white winter,
and Sc 25 -or spring extra
VVkeaf-Ic lower Sales No. l spring at 81 .250
t2s< and No st q, ,2249l 2s&, closing with up
Corn-Iso higher. Sales No. at s75a9sc, and
No 2 at elhso5c
slats-.Easier Sales OF No. / at s7s5S7Ke
Rye-Firm. Sales No l at 81 ,20al, 20.
RsrIeY-Qrist at 81 ,29al ~ for No 2.
RhIsky-Excited. opening at 81 n2, advancing to
81 20 and closing with Gales OF 259oO bbls at sll7a
LIS,
YrOTisi6ns-Firm.
pORK-SRinE mess at e2i 50a2S00.
LARD-Prime l3c
Reef Cattle-i2xo higher Sales at As2o8f75.
HoRs-Active. sales at q, ,65eS-50.
The whisky market was terribly excited to-day,
and the sales reached coo galons At an average
Of about q, II per gallon. aggregsting sl.6ao,n0
The money market has besn exceedingly close to-
dsy caused mostly by measures recently inaugurateo
10 force Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsy ly4nla and
Eaw Jersey currency from circulation in the North
west Most of the Bankers contracting their
line Of discounts for this reason.
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OHAPTEB IX-THE SMASH UP
When woke up in the morning
The Train was standing still;
On one side saw a river,
On the other q steep hill.
"NOW wonder, what in thunder"
Said 1, t-can the matter be p
As opened wide the window
And looked ont that might sas. -
Then 1 heard the clank Of hammers,
Saw men rushing to and fro;
"Ahl" said, here's some detentiou,"
And to see Il did go,
But did not have 70 20 far
Ere sight did behold;
sight ne'er had seen before
And made my blood run cold.
Right before me Oh the rsilroai
And not twenty rods ahe-d,
Was freight trEin smashed to pieces.
And an oid COW lying dead.
''rell me, please, sir, what's the matter ?"
"mattsr ?" .aid he, "there il plenty,
We must stop six hours here"
There were h1gsheads of tobacco,
And dead hogs lying on the ground.
EuEar, Flour, Coal aud Bacon
In protusiOn scattered round.
Men were busy moving rubbish,
And as YVES only In their way
To the cars soon went back.
OH the grumblins and the growing,
That In the cars met,
Il wss lauehable to hsarit,
And never shall forget.
some we're fretting for their breakfast,
Others that they were not home,
While some Swore that, on that Railrosd
Never more that way would come.
And We y tsh TO inform our numerous friends and
the public that we still osr the largest and best
s9rtmentOf
READY-MADE CLOTHING
IN the City OF Cleveland Our stock Of Cloths Uas-
simeres, YestnRs and Military Goods Of all descrp-
tiOns, is very large. Cali at
IsaSo A. Issao's Union Hail,
Sole Assncyfor thssae OF Celebrated Sewing
asohlnss, StorT's Aqtomston PressrnAn, and
oFTonH EAtent Army Ged-TfunEa
sA-Oorner SUPERIOR and UnioH-sel
a. Look out for the GIANTS feb2e
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BURetAA EREEsTED.-An negro, who goes
BY the name Of Thomas Finley, broke into
the locksmith's shop Of Otto Mot, on SEN
eca street, on Wednesday evening, and stole
large number of keys. With these he
opened the store-room of the New England
Hotel, and was regaling himself without
stint, whom be was discovered and arrested.
Thomas will have to answer for his burgsri-
Gus and gluttonous propsnsities in the Police
Court this morning.
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gef0Fs
Sold by all druggists. Price 25etF.
Y, L. POSTER, Proprietor,
noV2:RI Cleveland, Ohio.
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CHuD KrILED.-A little child, about
four years old, the son of P. Mcosnn, was
run over at the corner of Lake and Erie
streets early last evening and SO severely in
juTed that he died in shorttime. We have
heard no further particulars.
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VIII be made to order in the latest and most elegant
imRoner.
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SET AT LIBERTT.-GeOrge Ellsworth, a
soldier who was some time ago committed to
Jail to answer to the charge Of mayhem in
biting negrO's nose of, was yesterday
morning admitted to bail on his own recOg-
nizsnce. He left immediately to join his
regiment.
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ABOUT TIE DRAFr-A gentleman just
from Columbus informs Us that the latest talk
there and in the Adjutsnt Generals Office is
to ths effect that there will be no draft, but
that oil the volunteer militia will be called
out for the summer campaign.
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sE, sTDCx zARREE-AprI 91.

fstDeks-DettAr and active
Cleveland and Toledo l46 Chicago and Rock Island
Ii2S Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago ll3K,
70 edo and wabash p efe red Sc, Alton aud TeIre
Hsu;s 81, Cleveland apd Pittsburgh ll24, Gaiens
snd Chicago III Illinois Central scrip 1854, New
York Central 1884. Ers l1l7s do preferred lu7. Hud-
son iz9A Reading l37z Michigan Central l3s, Mich
igan Southern SO. Chicago and Northwestern 54 =,
do prsforrrd IS Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien So,
Pacific Mail 2l21k. Ohio and Mississppi certificates
5iH, Missouri SIS So, Seven-thirtiss Ill; United
States Sc 1851, coupons lilH Five twenties,
pons, ll0A, Eive-twenties registered lO5.
Stocks were higher at the last public Board
Fort Wayne lllz, Chicago and Northwestern 5414
Illinois Ceniral l2s. Michigan Southern 8SA, Read
icg 13sk Rcck Island Ia5s, Toledo l46, Galena l2i
Cleveland and Pittsburgh li2N, Hudson 1917, Erie
Il2
The failure OF the "Great Rear'' in Erie is an
nounced.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FIN az Ak
MONEY MARKET.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
THUkgDAV EyrgTEg. AurfI 81. 1874

I.-1A-N1 III II7I7Is U LII J
THURSDAY hvEEIEG, April 21, 1854.
Gold-Gold opened in Wall street to-day at l67,
declined to le6 advanced TO 1921 and again declined,
closing at s995g5s-an advssce on yesterday rates
Of fraction over per cent The market here ruled
steady at lss buying,
5iS55
MOHey-Currency Is rather easier to-day, legiti-
mate borrowers finding no difficulty in getting &C
commodated. Six per cent is the regular rate.
KxohaHgs-EGsy, at the following rates Gov
ernmezt, National and Ohio funds par New
York. Essnern and Pittsburgh y par cent discount.
Government BOnds-The market for Govern
ment Bonds hes been somewhat depressed in New
York for several days past and considerable decline
has taken place To-day hrussr feeling and more
activity is noted The market here is fairly active
at the following rates:
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OASSTMERES,
D0ESElE5,
BATTIHEIS,
UNIONS,
FIlANNELS,
BLANKETS,
ETC, ETC.
ga good stock constantly on hand, adapted to
fhs Western Market.
Market prices paid for Wool and Pelts, in ossb
cz Manufactured Goods.
Once and Sslesroon1s,
NO. e6 WATER STREET, CLEVELAND, O..
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FOR LAKE SUPERIOR.
FOr Lake superior.

For Lake superior.
THE FIRST GLASS 81
sorsE stesmers
MINERAL ROGK, THOMAS WILSON, Mastsr.
VIII leave our dock for Onton and all interme-
So'cirslf y n Zee printing Warehouse open T. ?
freiGs after this data sorfreight passage apply
~ GARRETsOH, H0WE & 20,
a1rlo-Iss No. 81 liver street.
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HFW ABVFRTIsEa.EMIa.

= Ton earrss nT0 RFNr,s LOST"
WEeIss. .'f-ss FOUND, - - EoARDIE0,' "QE +
\ - y rnd other fhort notices, NOS exooedins
y -. 4frrg inserted twice IN this column FOR
shSe.-rr. three times 3S cents, Eour times
Efl ernfag TOR AL over POUR LINES Sho hOt eA-
oeedinr EToHI hIaEsr doppie ABOVE rats.
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TIE attention of the Street Commission
sr is called to the wretehed condition Of Boil
ivsr street, east Of Erie. Measures should
be taken to have the rubbish cleared away
Immediately. S.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

sEooED WARD RELIEF socIETT.-The So
eisty will meet on Friday, the 22d, ct three
o'clock, P. NJ, in the parlors of the Stone
Church. The Visiting and Soliciting Com
mittees are requested to be present.
Those who are still in ARE srs with their
subscriptions, are urgently requested to send
them in to tho Treasury during the meeting.
april %: 1t.
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EOIToR OF LEADER: In behalf the "West
Side Soldiers Relief Association" wish to
the receipt of s51 so, from En-
CINE Company Ne. 10, tho proceeds of Ball
given February I1th, for the bsEsft of tho
Society. S.. J. LEWIS, Treasurer.
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CoXsIssIoBER OF BOARD OF ENROLL
MEST.-JOhn Kirkpatrick, Esq, formerly
one of the editors of the Ohio Farmer, has
been appointed Commissioner Of the Board
of Enrolment.
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BUrLDEa.-s. o. Griswold, Esq, is
erecting residence on his let on the south
side of Euclid street, between Sheriff and
Erie. The foundation has been laid and the
wslIs are now being construeted.
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GEHEEAL General Kill
patrick and staff passed through this city on
Wednesday evening, arriving on the Lake
Shore and leaving on the Columbus rOad.
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EmuEF he Hzsay certificates 0f the excellence ana
asrils ot thess Plsnos, We would refer b ne ieoE
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RRUXgLLs LACE, GUIMPURE
- do. A new Importation.
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CITY NEWS.

Losr.-On the way from Superior to
0Iange street, Ladies small gold watch and
chain. The finder will be literally rewarded
by leaving the same at this sfice. spr22
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Ale and POrter-in good demand. We quota
Present uss Xxx $50; Stock XXX sIsno to sl2.-
%; Kennstt sI2eO; Ps'e Cream sIOOo; Porter sIO
Hsh and quarter barrels in proportion.
BInIt-Stssdy at sI,55 per bushel.
Hops-RanRe at 25a35c, according to quality.
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ANY officer or civilian who reads this,
and who is abOut to start for Vicksburg or
New Orleans, will confer favor by calling
at thisofice.
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TIE AKER1oAE HOUSE PRoPERTY.-C. N.
Noble, Esq, has sold his one fourth interest
in the American House property for SIS, 900.
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=. = sONEF HIARkEE-AprH II.
FaT =-r ranAruI

Geld-Firmer. Opening at 81, declining to 65, ad-
vancing 10 694, and closing quiet OF 69s4as9T.
zfcEsisH EEcbEGE8-llnH for gold, and lS4sls5
for currency.
aaSzsy-Eteady ct Tpel cent
Governments 2gacEs-Firmsr, and rather more
ing Eive-tvezties, coupons, ll01saIlB3z; Eeven-
thirties, October and 4 pril, IlosSnlIl.
Receipts at the Custom House TO day were si17, ,050
Of which 94s, co were in certificates.
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REw spEERzIsEE.zEEs.-

c. A. Rsaa-U. s la-la per cent Loan.
John Elislsr-Academy of Music.
P. ". Cus'ead-Fruit Trees.
Y. swain-Eor Bay City and Saginaw.
L. Ben,dict sons-Hsts.
Eotics-For Pardon,
To4-Eoney.
For sale-suburban Property.
wAatsd-Bosrders.
wantsd-To Rent,
Lsst-Jocal.
MS shaW-Bocsl.
Frrit Tres ,s-Lccsl Notice.
Second wsrd-Local Eotise
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PIAH0s.

Bram ths oslsbraied mandatory o. Nh. KEABE
8 CO., Baltimore. These Planes have the fall tro=
frame, everstrung bass, and all the latest improve
ens; and fer volume and svsnness OF tone, easy sf
egrssshs zctOn durability, and finish, 5spsTiof
- rny other manufacture. All Intending 20 Eet
Piaa0 should rot fail 70 thess instrumsnts eeso
purchasing elsewhere,
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1881, WkHTa 8 FGuka.

WANTED.-HAND LOOM.-EVK-
wv RY Farmer t. know hat Lamb'H self Acting
Hand Loom Ia an Article he wants to make and save
money with. The turning Of an easy crank by man,
woman boy, does the whole business Of weaving IS
80 yards in day IS 70 SO day be earned BY
its uEs. State, County and TOWnshln Rights and
L9oDs for sale. Address, with stamps, BkAHeOE
\ ELt.TfrT'r. rIaio-sn- gu ianZ3-R2s
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Al The meotine of tbe Second Ward Draft

At the meeting of the Second Ward Draft
Association on Monday evening, April 18th,
the following committee were appointed,
Messrs. Plaster, Monroe, and Quinn, to be
present during the drafting in the Second
Ward. Messrs. Sterling, Bats, Prentice
and Bond, to examine the enrolment list.
A. q, QUINN,
sp92:147 Secretary.
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geu-Fozty Government Loan.
UNITED STATES DEP05I rORY.
eHE FRET EATTOEAL BANK,
OF OJEVEAHD,
designated permanent Depository q the Govern
ment, Is prepared to receive descriptions TO the
Ten-ROrfy Government Loan,
now ready for delivery
Depository Tor U. 8. Offioers, Paymasters snd
Quartsrmasters. marSo-l5Z-
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81 M n = \ OIAE.
rE.EHRLAND maRKRP.

CORNING LEADER OFFEGz,
THURSDAY EgsEJEe, April q. 1874.
Receipts-Ihs following are the receipts Of grain
by rail and canal during the "a hours ending at half
nauT nine oscfocI- fhFs r,or,F,r
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FRUIT TREEs.-A large lot of choice
fruit trees for sale at the Columbus street
Nursery in Brooklyn. Trees ordered Of
Stair and Son will be delivered at his seed
store. J. W, Curtis
apr22:I47 Proprietor
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baskets OF OUR OWN IN.
ID PORfATIOH-A large assortment inst reoeFv-
e. A G. REFrBERG.
QIRD CAGES-NHW kED EIE
Id CANT patterns. A. 3 G. REFTBERG
aprl -
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The West Side Street Cars will leave
every ten minutes from Atwster Block, foot
Of Superior street. apr20:14S.
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0PTIeAL.
COLOMONs IMPROVED SPEC.


Practical and Scientific Optician kegs tho largest
sssortment CT Optical Instruments in the city. Be
ing an old astabhahment and having been extsnslVe-
y ratronised, he has the confidence that his present
stock will warrant continuance Of public favorg.
A htspectacles are Of the best quality OF crystal
Esesi ground Gader his inspection IN all
cur ng weakness. dizziness and imparting strength.
for long reading aad ans sewing. Artih1s eyes In
serted Withsut psfn
efsoe--f30 SupsrfSF-Sf-, nrst door frola thsi
entrance 20 the American HosEi- iulF3f
af9-BsWare OF travellers claiming 20 Be mr. Solo
mouaOu or his agent.
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MARlRE lNTELLlGENCE.

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED................Apri As
Stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit.
Prop OwegO, Bryant Dunkirk. mdz.
Echr ucy Marchaud, Sterns, Cape Vincent.
Sc1w Phoenix, Butterieid, Lexington.
ScoE Supply, johnson, Kelly's Island.
OLEARED-- 81
Stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit.
Prop Owego, Bryant. Ssndussy.
Prop New York, oisson. Toledo, mdz-
Brig Isabe' IA. Wilson. Burweli, lexington.
Schr Mary Collins. Dixon, Chicago.
Sohr correspondent, jeffrey Toledo.
Sohr Tom Wrong (British) Thompson, Port Burweli
Schr Brittania (Britsh), Baker, Oswego, s7l5 bush
wheat
Sctr COpsuelo, Hearns, 0swego, wheat.
Scow X Hays, Angus, Sandusky.
Ecow Marian Dixon, Skinner, Saginaw.
Seow Supply, johnson. Slack River.
Scow Eagle, Hudson, Black River.
OHARTEB.-The soow Marian Dixon has been ehsr-
tered for the season TO bring lumber from Saginaw
at co from Bay City and 90 from East Saginaw.
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FAREswoRrHs patent Maugler can be
seen in successful operation at the Weddell
House Laundry. Call in and sec it.
Rpf2l:l49
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FoR Plumbing, Gas Fitting and Fix
lures go to McGarveys, opposite the Postof-
fee, agent for the celebrated lava tip gas
burner. spr2O:149.
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yUBIEKss NOTICES

FLAGS AND BANNERs.s
OrdeTs promptly filed. Address
G. ". CROWELL q CO.,
jan2s:161 lsz suPerior-st., Cleveland, Ohio.
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CLOTHING.
NJ E W GOODS

NEW GODS.
Scotch Tweeda,
for Spring Oyercoats water ProoE)
BE8b efO1e 4 Fancy RseltOns.
For Spring Overcoats.
SILK MIXTURES AND TRICOTs,
For Spring Overcoats
Fancy, Ribbed, Plain Mixed Csssimeres,
MeltOns, Cloths and Scotch Csssimeres,
For Spring Business ard Dress Goats and Pants. An
elegant assortment Of fine
Black, Blue, Olive and Ansmili Cloths,
for Dress wear.
VIII be made to order in the latest and most elegant
imRnner.
We have also the best stock Of
FIN CLO HIN &,
AND
Gentlemeh's FUEnishiRg Goods
In the city.
~ Call and examine
DAFI5, PEIXOTT0 CO.,
apr4 Cor. Water and Supericr.sts.
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Ress & PrsastssS FEoV1sisa 1arkss Re.
Tbs follhsfaR are the rates charged By thsmi
Hams-Sagsr-oured premium Ham , ,. ....-.le
ssFieu Beef-8
aa5utdora-Sugar-cured 3 b.......---..-s.. ....ls
Esason-Or Smoked Sides . b.............. s..--l4
Essrd-Prime leaf, ksttls-rsndied IN bbls q b.sH
" Prime leaf, kettle rendered IN kegs 3 ..l4Ee
Psrz-HO mess = 01
Extra clear = Dol.- ~
~ 10 extra charge made for packages or carriage
20 railroad depots beats Ali articles warrant
ed strictly prime, and equa TO anything in the Sae
Orders promptly filed. Our Bugar-cured Hans ano
kattie-rendeTed Lsrd took the drst premium q tbs
l-ts Oaio State Esir. ROSE B REEETISet
los lf2, lt4 aud l46 cntsrio-st., 0lsgsiand
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-22

FoR SALE very low 3 lot Of good store
fixtures. Enquire at Omnibus Office, No. 147
Superior street. spr15: 147
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-22

Glacco BOnnets, one case New Styles, also
New Hats and Ribbons, at Mrs. shaV's
Rooms. spr22: I57
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-22
SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF Cleveland,
Designated Depository sBd Fiscal
Agent Of the United States.
National 10 40 Five Per Cent.
Loan.

By Instructions from the Secretary Of the Treas
uFy dstod March 2, '6 this Bank will receive sub
LOAN in coupon bonds or registered certificates re-
deemed afer ton and payable forty years from date
in COIN.
This loan bears 0oID INTEREsF, payable sEEu-AEEU-
ATT coupon and regi tsrfd bondsof 900 and over
ard ANNUALLY on bonds OF the denomination Of 90
and if0 dolia~E
IN sobsoTibiD parties may eithsr to pay the ac-
crued interest ON The hrst o. srch TO tho day o.
subscription in Coin or IN Currency adding fifty Fer
cent. premium receive bonds barring interest
from day Of OfsubscriptiOn. Also viii allow to
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS,
AND SUB AGENTS,
the n-T-l mmissioH Of one eighth Of per cent.
april2-I62
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-22
A MAN OR q THOUsANDI
A oOzsuHPrIvs 0uEsp.

Dr. b. JAMES q Retired Physician OF great
ominence, discovered, while IL the East Indies, 3
oertein cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis
Coughs, Colds and General Debility. The remedy
vas discovered b. him whom his only child, daugh.
ter given up to de- His child was cured, and is
alive snd well. DESTROYS CT bene6tting his isi
low morthls he viii send 10 those who wish It the
rocEa containing fu directions for making and sue
ooss1lY using this remedy, ree, receipt Of theb
MONIES. with two stamps 20 pzy expenses, Thers is
not single Of Consumption that IL does not a.
once take hold Of and dHsiPate. Might Eweat5, pee
witness, irritation Of The nerves, failure Of memory.
difficult o1pectoration, sharp psns in ths lungs sore
throat, chilly a61satiouB nEussa as the stomach IN
actor OF the bowels, wasting sway Of the muscles.
The writer viii please state the name q hep
Der they go this adyeFtiment IN. address,
OBADDOCk CO.,
.ylg-is2 ~ North 2d-St Philad-lnhia Pa