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the crowd, who are awed blythe declaration,
thoy,b oonv{naad ~ its untruth

the crowd, who are aWed BY. the declaration,
though convinced Of It's untruth.
Let Us not linger upon thess terrible de-
tails. The tine ishying. He is placed, still
sitting, upon the drop, his arms bound to
his sides at the elbows, his face covered
with the white cap, and the rope passed
tightly around his asck,-hs is left, white,
shspelsss figure, nothing more. No emotion
shook that figure. What passed behind the
veil We know not, but the last time that
mortal eyes bshSld the living face of Frsdsr-
ick streetsr, It was bore the same undsuntsd
courage IS before. Two minutes yet They
are passed in dead lenoe,-s reelected agony
Of suspense to al, Ian agony Of suspense Of
untold terror to the waiting criminal. ST.
lence reigns-
Broken suddenly by tho quick bang of the
drop, the fall Of the elsttsring chair, the dull
thud Of the body as it reached its limit. It
falls eight feet clear, and life is at once ex-
tict. But its vsstigss and traces remain.
The hands are caught up, in q tense death
spasm, to the chest and thence trembIs slowly
back again. The legs tTitch fesrfully once
or twice, and the body Oscillates in the air.
All this is over in moment, but for several
minutes after, the shOuldsr-bIadss tWitch
psrcePtIbly.
A half hour slowly passes, during which
the crowd ia with difficulty kept at a dis
tance by the guard. At last the body is ex-
amined, life pronounced extinct,snd the oOf-
fined body entrusted to its friends.
This was the closing act of the mysterious
drama of Frederick strsetsr's life. We shall
sdd some few facts concerning this strange
man to morrow.
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s1TiUKpAY moRNINeE.. ID. 81. ~.
ERAVKLLER's REaIsTKR.
NEw ApvKRFIsKmENFs.

Q. A. Bead oO-0evelAnd and Columbus STOCK
Vented.
E. /. Baldwin Oo-Eew Stock of Dry Goods.
Sanitary Fair-rramatic Entertainment.
Fleming KsT-Green Apples.
Box s53o-Bnaiaess for sala
Filming : Ney-Pesch Blow Potatoes.
Geo z Res' e-Oli ooiEs for Sale.
Found-A Fur CoIlsr.
Lcst-AS2o Grsenback.
"a Presbyterian Churea-Rentirg Of Sips.
Spiritual HeH-Loesl Eotioe.
Fourth Ward-Local Eotise.
Board Of Exaninsrs-LooaI Notice.
Sanitary Fair-, hrdren's Concert-Local Notice
o. Cater ocal Notice.
HsFks-Papsrs, &c-LOcal Notices.
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Feb 20, 1854.

To TIE PArAoEs OF TIE SANITARY FAN.
Persons from q distance would do we'll to
call befors leaving the city at the popular ss-
tablishment Of Frank Brothers, No. l4I Su-
perior street, under the WeddelI House,
where will be kept for few weeks q splen-
did assortment Of skirts, skirt supporters,
corssts, and many other articles too numer-
GUS to mention.
The propristors are determined to elese
out their very extensive stock before the 1st
of April, and are showing their determination
by the low rates at which their goods are
being sold. feb 20; I39.
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In this connection, 1t msy be proper to ssy
that the mother and sister os the prisoner
both believe him innocent. Only his sister
was present, his mother, Mrs. Gore, remain
ing at her home in Chatham. His wife Is in
zanes7ille.
The brief interview is over aud We leave
the room with feeling Of wonder han ging
hanging over us.
THE LIST HoURs OF TIE CONDEMNED.
strester spent almost ell Of bis last night
of life in writing letters to his wife, mother
and sisters. The contents Of these letters
are not OfintsreSt to the public, and into these
sacred secrets the public has no right to in
trude. Each contained fresh prOtsststiOns
Of innocence.
During the morning hs converted
nationally and cOoIIy with visitors,
never for mouent losing his
perfect self-possession and ease Of manner.
At half past eleven he had prayers in his
room, the Rev. Mr.. Conent Officiating. Soon
after he was dressed for the execution. He
wore suit of black, over which fell his
white shrOud, prepared with grotssqus and
CHASTITY care. The white cap upon his head
added to his sepuichral appearance. A
brief minute suficsd him for calm leave Of
his sister, and he was ready for
DEPARTURE FROM THE JAIL.
Meanwhile the impatient crowd had
swarmed the street and jail yard, adjacent
roofs, windows, steps, and fence, and was
hungrily waiting the coming of the criminal.
So numerous was the thrOng that it was nee
sssary for the military escort-campsny A,
10Th battalion, under Captain H. Frissell,
and company D, Captain William Bigham,-
the Guilfsrd GuRrds,-to forcs open q pas,
sage for the wagon which was to bear the
prisoner away.
At last the way is opened, and the fixed
bayOuets ofths militia have clssrod,the streets
And nov, at half past twelve precisely, out of
the Jail door, comes the prisoner, who, being
unable to walk, is carried in the arms Of
Sheriff Seely's assistants, Coroner ]. B.
Bsckwith, and Il. ]. Walker. His sisters
sad face, as she sits at the window, does not
mOve,as she sees him placed in the wagon and
borne away. Her self command is no greater
than her brothers. Seated there in the
wagon, which also bears his coffin, the cen
ter Of ten thousand eyes, borne to an igno-
minious death, the discovered and sentenced
murderer sat, almost as though he were en-
jOying triumphal progress. Not a muscle
80 L "a. g., r.
met the gIances cast at him with composure
and nsturalness, while his conversation in
the wagon, as Mr.. Bsckvith, who was with
him, tells US, was easy and social.
Pluck conqusrs A brave man always COM
mands a certain admiration, and the cool,
undaunted beartng of this one man wins
victory. The ooarsest are awed and stiIled,
! and the crowd, lately so vindictive,sre msas-
urably silent.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

FoURTR WARD MEET1Ea.-An citizens
interested in filing the quota Of the Ward,
are requested to meet at the Engine House,
at half-pAst seven O'Clock this evening, and
hand in their subscriptions to the Draft As
sOcistion, as the books are 10 be closed after
tonight. H. NJ HALL,
feb27-139 Secretary.
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NORTHERN OHIO SANITARY FA1R.

Groesrym,n, Flour and Feed dealers,
Families and others, will bear In mind that
such articles as wheat, corn lear and shelled),
oats, our (some choice family brands), but
ter, besns, cheese, eggs, dried fruits, green
apples, turniPs, potatoes and other vsgsts-
bles, pickles and preserves Of all kinds, can
ned fruits, cider vinegar, dressed and live
poultry, fresh meats and other articles of
family supplies, fresh and nice, are daily be-
ing received at " Produce Hall" Of the San
itary Fair building, and for sale at market
rates. All are expected to call and purchase.
GEoseE W. GARDINER,
feb Is: 2w. Seo'y Produce Com.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-27

FoR Coughs, Colds, and TOOthache, use
Portsr's Cure Of Pain. We have tried it
frequently, and found it sn excellent and
reliable sntidote in all cases. TFralbuH Dem
osrQt.
Sold By all druggists. Price 7scts.
". L. PORTER, Proprietor,
nov2:RI Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-27

ArlOLSNSEU OEELLEg
oLzvuAED, Ohio, WAsHIsGTos, d O.,
No. Lyman's Block, No. 44S HInIh bt
NssT tie Court Eouse.
We are authorised b5 Government to collect
siOe Bounty
dus discharged soldiers; also, the widow, chil-
drea, and rightfd heirs ofall deceased soldiers
also
70 which eYery discharged soldier was dis
ahledin the service, Is entitled. Also, Pensions
ior soldiers' widows, children, mothers or Or
phsa sisters, as they are ssYerslly entitled un-
asrths law. Also,
aue discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
promptly collected, or csshed. Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted three months men !;
money due teamsteTs, and every other class Of
claims growing out OF this or any Otherwar.
We also pay special attention TO
PATENTS.
~ AveId OIaim and Patent Agents. whS
are net Licensed
We publish HTaE soEDIER's FRusD," 8 paper
o much interest to soldiers and their heirs.
Send us your name snd stamp, and We viii send
Aeopy free; or twelve copies, one each month,
Eor IS cents.
Applyto us IN person OF By lstter, with stamp,
sad your business shsl hsye prompt attention
Fees low, and no charge until sfter We haTs &C.
oompIished Whist We undertake.
septic 9. 6. BRUCE.
CLEVELAND ROOLEN MILLS.
A. q 3. O. POPE,
supsrintendents, Manufacturers and Dealers Ii
all kinds Of
WO OLEN o OD s.
Consisting Of Plsin FsneY
oAssIMERE,
DOEsKlNE,
SATTNETS,
UNIONS,
FLANNELS,
BLANKET5,
ETC, ETC.
, A good stock censtSntly on hand, adapted to
the Western Market
Earfet prices paid for Wool and Pelts, in Cash
or Manufactured Goods.
Once and Sslesrooms,
NO. s5 WATER STREET, CLEVELAND, o.
au5-R2
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
OOMMER OIAL.
CLEVELAND msRkRT.
y.sH99 T0ETESs 21.,,,I LEApEH-oE!1m pm

4OkhIHG LEAOER- -OFFIUa
ERInA1 hEHsIEa, EsbruEry N iSs4 J
FIour-AArkst steady and quiet at unchanged
rates. Receipts improving. Red wheat brand, ars
cling ct 5,25es,T5 and white do at q, ,2saz.75.
WheaE-harkst very quiet and dulI No sslss
rsDorted.
CSrn-QVist at ,tI,oIs1 .oe on track.
ORts-stssdy st75o on track
Barlsy-ohist at sI2saI2s.
Rye-Erm Ats,9O.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. snd not quotlbls.
POrk-Msss Is held at $500 and clear at A,0o.
Smoked RIeats-Are selling at Isc for plain and
4e for sugar cured hams city brands lOc for should
ers and lso for dried beet.
Iard-seIinES at ls'fc for city brands in barrels
and l3ae Ia kegs.
Kgss-Dull at lsc.
BHttsr-In light demand only at ssssoo for iair
to to ehoios Western Reserve.
Dried Fruits-Apples are iirm At sXasc; Peeled
peaches at zsa25c and unpsslsd at HAZE
Carbon Oils-stssiys at s2e55e.
POtatOea-stssdy at &c.
saIt-selIing at S2.@ for ans and s9G soz
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-27

WEsT SIDE SToRE.-I have sold out my
Grocery store, No. 1853 Dstroit street, and
have taken charge Of the Grocery department
in the establishment Of Msssrs. Truscott /
Iughsm, Whsre I can bs found during the
coming year. With the facilities at my
command, can offer q large and complete
stock Of goods pertaining to this department..
With thanks for past fsvors, invite all my
friends ts extend their patronage TO me In
my new position. Capt. D. P. NICKERsoE.
feb 20: I39.
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o. CUTTER & SOE, will sell this (Sstur-
day. morning at the Auction Room, No. I34,
Bank street, at half-past eleven o'clock A.
NJ, collection Of beautiful sea-shsIls-
Also commencing at ten o'clock, Furniture
and Housekeeping articles. fsb77:139.
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To PRNrERs.-For sale at this Office, an
0rcutt Card Press, in good condition, and
capable of as good work as can be done on
any press made. Size, inside of chase, AK
81 inches. win be sold cheap. Also,
Diamond Press; WilIprint half sheet letter.
Specimens Of work done on the card press
within the past week, will be sent to aay one
wishing thsm. feb20:l40
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-27

DIAMOND RINGs.-A large assortment,
ranging in price from twenty to two hund-
red and fifty dollars, received this day ct
S. HOGAN,
feb25-I39 1877 Superior Street.
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THE EXECUTION EXERCISES.

Ii Is now one O'clock and st half past one
the drop will fall. Thirty minutes more
the seconds arc ticking OF swiftly. Tho
Rev. Mr.. Barnes, who married Strester, and
ofioistss on this occasion by the criminals
request, kneels, and, as a sudden silence
sweeps across the throng, beseeches God to
look in mercy on this scene and bless it to
all concerned, iii the victim be innocent, to
interpose for his relief-if he be guilty, to
evoke good from the great evil. During the
prayer, streetsr's firm, stern, unmovsd face
Is bent, but his eyes are not closed and are
fastened en- the floor.
The friends of the condemned were then
permitted two by two, to take their leave of
him His friends What a mockery that
word must have been to the guilty mans ear,
as his eys,Wandsring over the vast thrOng,
seeks in vain In some face for approving SYM
pathy, finds no glance of sustaining eppro-
baton, discovers no one who does not wish
him deadl Does he think this? His i'm.
passive face gives no sign oft, and he shakes
the few proEsred hands in almost perfect ST.
lence. Once or twice that silence is broken.
When Mr.. FoOte, the murdered Woman's
father, approaches hin, he asks
ais this Mrs. Coy's father ?" and when an
affirmative answer is given, adds,
"As there is God in heaven, am Juno
cent Of your daughters murder"
To Rsttig, who re-esptured him, be said.
almost pIsyfuIly, alluding to his capture:
at assure you that regret having met
you under certain circumstances. Be kind
to my wife, as yOu always have
All are gone now, and after a minutes,
waiting it is announced that tho condemned
will say few parting words. A rustic in the
crowd, Gu. short by intense stilInessl All
look up to the scsfold. They SEQ that
streeter hesitatsT, that he is addressed BY
those around him and seems for moment
but momsnt,-irresOlvsd. A thrill runs I
through them. Will he, at the last confess
the atToeious crime, which all present sIs
sure that he committed. Thir
doubt Is soon resolved. Summoning all his
physical powers for the task Of standing up
right, he rises, facing the South, whore the
greatest ooncourse is gstheeed, wipes his
facs carefully with a pocket handkerchief,
then, standing there in his ghastly robe,
his dear face calm as ever, and his eye seek
ing tie Outmost verge of his vast sudisnce,
he soeaks,-deliberateIy and distinctly, not
loudly, though all hear hin.
H0F THE CRIME ToR WHICH, An ABOUT TO
DIE AN ENTIRELY IHHooENT. MAY GOD
FORGIVE ALL THOSE WHo HAVE WRoEaED
HE."
Thst is all. A bruts shouts Played ont"
and hOrrOr-strioksn thrill went through
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PITTsBURGH OIL mARKEr,,

Special by Telegraph to the Cleveland LnADEs.
PITTsBUEsH, February 75.
Petroleum Unchanged.
River open aad steamboats, PrspAring to isavS for
OIL CIiy.
Crude firm at DC in bu;k.
No sales of refined
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-27

The gaIloWs are about quarter of mile
North of the jail, at the crown Of piece Of
meadow land, owned by John B. Young.
Thither the procession moves. It consists of
the wagon with streeter, the County omeers
and others engaged in the case, and other
invited guests. The soldiers, with fixed
ayOnets, form hollow. square around sll,
and do their difficult duty we'll.
At last, through mud and miro, the scaf-
fold Is reached. Some difficulty is expert
encod in clearing away the vast crowd al
ready congregatsd there. 1t is noticeable
that Strseter leans forward and watches, with
quiet and apparently amused interest,
though under the shadow of his gAlloWs, the
progress of the work made by the soldiers
At last it is concluded, and the pale and
CHASTITY wrath is lifted upon tho sczfold and
seated there, while his coffin is placed be-
meath It. Even now there is no blenching,
no shuddsr,-the same cool, still, defiant
courage. murmur runs through the vast
crowd, but there is no lOui cry. All feel the
magnetism of his cOursge,-which, whether
reality or brsvado, is most wonderful.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-27

TIE Board Of Examiners will be in ses
sion at the Central High School House, on
Saturday, February 9th, at 9 O'Clock A. n,
to examine applicants for positions in the
Public Schools Of the city.
E. R. PERKISs, sscy.
Feb. 20, 1854. feb27:Is9
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feb25.1ss

THE Yslediotory Of the students Of the
Cleveland Medical College, with OtAsr sxsr-
eisss Of interest will take place at the Col
lsge, on Saturday evening, at IL P. ", Feb
ruary 27. feb26:I3e
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CITY NEWS.
Printers wanted.

Two good Competitors will find steady
employment at this office, by making i'm
mediate application. Composition IS cents
per one thousand ems.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-27

SANITARY FAIR.-Strsngers in the city
will ind at Hawks News Depot, all the late
papers, Magazines, Photographs, Photograph
Albums, Pictures, Stationery, &c, &o.
feb27;139. 225 Superior Street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-27

MEssRs. BURaERF 6 ADAMS w holsessle
Dealers, have just received st their old
stand, No. I25 Water street, an extensive
stock Of Boots and Shoes for the Spring
trade. Call and see them. fsb:24:l4O
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-27

LUBIN's Perfumes for seven shiIlings.
Pure Wines, Brandies, eto., at Halls Homso-
pathic Pharmacy, No. II Public Square.
fah0A
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-27

PRoE. THOMAS, Shaving and Hair Dres-
sing Rooms is the place to get good job Of
Barbering done. Call and try him. Also
eorns extracted. feb24:13s.
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ID. w. GAGR,
Licensed vTsr CsasRa sgen'

Licensed vTsr Claim sgent.
Oousots Bountics, FersiCHs. Back fsys Prize Money
and other v ar Claims.
ErPen9nal Attsutiou Is given 70 TIE prosecution
Of Olaims IN tbs DsFarrI1s2ts s. v ssihnss0n'
REAII persons having C!egn1s should sFRly in Per-
sea, or by letter, - ones, and thsy VIII rece17e
bi04-F- D. ". GAGS,
ootIl-RS lss supsrioT-st., Cleveland o.
~ Dr. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
ElectJopathy, cures obstinate csses Of DJspeP-
sia, Rheumatism Scrofula, Neuralgia and AL
EervouE diseases, and diseases Of the Brsln,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
qAns, and other Chrome diseases Reference
9fyen to many formidable cases cured IN this city
Eftef other physicians had failed. See sdveItise-
rosnt in smother column Office he. tls, Seneca
nfraaf
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HAZE RESTlRER.
DROFESsOR DEMUNN'S
Only Genuine Hair RestGFeF
pIgEAsEs oE TIE snALp.

The akil Of the medical faculty in treating dIsea
sac OF the scalp has in majority OF as been bRf-
fed By this most peculiar dzesse oft % human frame
IL Il not 20 be wondered at, It - Iui1es great
study deep research and careful nVesriRation Of
the causes which, rOduce the a ase UaIess the
cause ts Uncovered Il is sn utt. imposibilffy to
ersdicats the disease and effect permanent cure
Diseases OF the scalp have been pronounced incurA
BILE By some OF the NEST eminent physicians. have
devoted years OF study 70 this peculiar part OF the In
man frame, and an satisfied that posses
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SUssoEIBE for your Papers, Magazines,
&o., at Hawks News Depot, 225 Superior
Street. fsb27:1Ss.
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TIE CROWD.

A vast sea of human heads, with eyes in
tent upon the white figure there, surrounds
the scaffold. They number at least fifteen
thousand,-m of them wild, rough men,
with many, also, of the most respectable Of
society. Women, too, We are sorry to say,
are hore. That great magnet, the gallOws,
seems to draw together sill ages, conditions
and sexes.
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FINANCIAL.
=. Z. HONEY MARKE+-F.s 90.

H.E. aIONEY mARKRF-F.b 2s.
IBT TzL1GzAFH.l
hsoEsy-karket very easy at 5a6 2 cant
sIfI aHE EXchan Eo-Rather Inors sts.5-- -.
r70l73A. -0 seoauJ "
sSsnIi1 re and unsettsd Opening al Isss
nrm AZ 49, -S'fs' anu closi1gg
T7is5 9,1meut 9E1meut stoekE-&srkst a shade easier
S S1l.o1 .-s ssHte1 Sl1es OF l5sl, cOupOns -, M
seven Thirty Treasury Eoies = III
United stsiesSixes Five -Typnfies - ''' =
state EL0ckB- 1855 '''--'--i'f
Missouri sfHss.
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The following are the rates charged By thsmt
aG1s-sagnr-cnred p-omium Hams 4 D ..-....l4c
~ .lSl - 49,. =
P-o9Agt onioksl sides = ..... l2fc
Lere-ffllle leaii keltle-rendied in bbH ,I2l<c
Z" Prime leaf, kettle rendered n keqs 4 . iss7e
Psrk-sSo; mes E b6l ............l77.5e
ol5at = opi.-.s-s.. ,oc
- NO e1tra charge made for packages or cartage
% railroad dePota or boats All articles are warrant-
y slIlcty prime and equal 70 anything IN the Ststa
Estts-tendeted Lard took the first premium at the
iAt9 Onfo STATE PAIR. ROSE & PREATIS6,
ialyER2s 80 u ''''-''1'
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AUCTION SALES.
MARCH lsT, 1854.

HOU 8 E Rgd T. q is.
Corner Of Pittsburgh and 0hio-sts.,
At o CUTTER SoS
o. CUTTER son viii sell on Tuesday, March
La ou the prsraises at II O'Clock a. n the follow
fpg described Zeal Estate Viz: house and Lot No.
M PitfgburRh-St The House Is a two-stOry Frame
building eiISs containing 10 Rooms, bath Rooms
Nfth Woodahed, &C. good Well a3d Cisterns. The
10. ia 6B fset inches front Pttsburgh-st.s and
running back $50 feet on Ohio st 70 IN alley.
Alno-une Lot 50 feet front on PittsburFh-St.s and
tau flOl rods d eB to an alley. Title perfect.
TERNs or SALE-One-ghird cash in hand; balance
IN ons, two and 5hree years. with interest semi-sn
Enally e Per cent; ia6se l4on
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YUEIEEsg KgTIURs.

FLAGS AND BANNERs.i
Orders promptly filed. Address
CIV. CRoRELL CO.,
,.u2s:1a I'll suPerior-St., Cleveland, Ohio.
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MOVEMENTS OF FLOUR AND GRAIN


The Imports sntriss Of Foreign Dry Goods at tas
port Of New York, for the week ending Fobr.ary Is
were:
s-ossA
--'--.'. ls5olr11S
f5oidsS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-27

THE Fuel COMMITTEES of the Sanitary Fsir
are now reosiviDg donations Of coal by rail-
rasds, direct from the mines, and offer the
same for sale by the car load only, to dealers
or consumers. tits important that the Com
mittes should receive orders in advance OF
arrival of the coal, that it may be hauled d.
rect from cars, without delay or e1psnse Of
unloading.
The Committee have for sale all the differ
ent kinds Of coal uSuSlly sold in this market
Apply to ALLEN JONES,
]. T. CARD,
WN. HIKE
J. WALT-'J
@. Il, nLAEk,
fsb2z:Iv sre Committee.
OLD Folks CONCERT -Behsarsal ct the
Court House on Fridav att P. Non Sun
day st p. NJ, with fri orehestra-And f.
nal rehearsal at tbs g-andAudisnce Rooms on
Monday at P. ~
feb26:3s. S. FoLJANBE, Secretary.
Postponed.
Owing to the impossibility of using the
hall fyr rehearsal this week, the School Ex-
hibj6on of Gymnastics and Singing, Is post
poasd until next week. The rehearsal which
wp appointed for this morning at ten O'Clock
issdjourned until further notice.
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SPIRITUAL HAIL, 1S4 SUPERIOR STREET,
UP STAIIs.-Mrs. 8. A. Thompson, a very
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ture morning and evening, at 1OH A. n. and
I'm.
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benefit Of the speaker. fsb27-lSI
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