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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-22
THE CITY.

CIlY GAs-Iti is mater of general complaint that
the quantity of gas charged against consumers during
thslast quarter excted' by several thousand feet ths
quautiy hereto ore used and charged for during cores
pondiDg periods notwithstanding the fac. that the ct
ms have generally been more economical in its use
on account of the creased Co.'S.
II may be that the pr ice of turning Of the gas du.
ring the day, to prevent its rapid consumption, may
have something TO Go with tbs false registering OF tie
meter, as il is understood bai the Withdrawal of the
gas and the immediate filing Of the pipes with atmos-
pheric air hiss the siuar fleet upon the me-
t.s that is produced by tho regular flow Of gas and
hence the islse register is presented which ia charged
as if so much gas had en- actually consumed. What
ever the cause it is Gu, to the OF gas that
the grievance complained of should be remedied.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-22

by ROBINSON, ADAMS co, Auc,n
Corner OF 9th and sain streets.
We will offer at auction, at our wareroom,
on FRIDAY 20 inst, commencing at 10Y o'el,ck--
sou packages Manufd TobscOo
Is, 900 fioh1s Cigars
Stacking Tobacco, In bbls., bales and bags
go b5ls. choice n q. 8 sssI
bids. do DO
bbls. crushed do
10 bags Prime O,Gse
With general assortment CT
G.oceries
Dry Goods, and 49,
Miscellaneous Goods
ROBINSON, IDABs CO.,
Jlig-- Apciione ers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-22
CohAIsHoNER's OFFICE,

C0hAISSI0NfRS OFFICE }
RICHMOND. Dee. -, 1868.
RY A DECREE of the Circuit Court of the
~ City Of Richmond entered the 3Jh day November
1853 in The SUIT Of Arbers Ecu Am5ers mist
and d ORDERED oecrerd Philip George
AmOef, Administrator Of Joh1 Ameler deceased, do rerder
further Of his transactions before OF TIE Comni
1ae Of this Court The parties lnresed hereby toGed
tia. have 1xed on TUkSDAY, he 25 q Jsrusy 1874 ny
taos. J. EyANS,
de25-wfg Commission
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

&S0 000 MONEY ADVANCED,
QOOsO sOOO In sums to sait-at the old stand and
Wsll known WAGHER'S LOAN OFFICE, on Securi.
eisaof every Kind VIZ; Gold and silver Watches, Di-
1mondss silver Ware, Jewelry, Gunss Pistols, Cloth
ing, Dry Goods, Pianos, MelodeonB, and all personal
propery and articles OF value the most satsfao-
tory terms. Business strictly private. Established
1881. n. B.-A variety Of unFedeemed Watches, Jew.
cry Guns, &c, for sale at bargains.
- O1oe--cOrner OF Water and Supsrior-Sts. over
avis PsiIottos Clothing Store.
notn a WAGNER
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

APRIL FooL.-To- dsy-the first Of April
is, by a custom more venerable and wide
spread than most of its most devoted eele-
orators imagine, dsvoted to Momus, god Of
jokes and laughter. Upon this day any story,
however unfOunded, any joke, however
broad, any "sell, +" however cruel, is alIOwa-
BILE and even Isudable, and the victim Of the
most awful hoax has nothing for his pains
but the announcement that he is an "ApriI
fool"
As We hintad, this celebration of the day
is venerable and widespread, It finds its
origin in an ancient Hindoo custom,-so an
cient indeed that the mists of antiquity hide
its first Observanees from modern eyes. Some
antiquarisns, indeed, more curious than rev.
erent, trace the custom to the events Of the
day before Christ's crucifxion, when our sa-
viOr was sent about, as it were on a Tit-Isss
errand, between Pilot, and Herod, and Gaia
phas, the high-priest, but this derivation
seems forced as we'll as impious. The day is
celebrated, it is curious to note, in almost
every country throughout the world, and in
fact more jOyOusIy in semi-barbarOus lands
than in thoroughly civilized and Christian
countries. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01


CITY DEMooKATIo CoEVEETIoE.-The
City Democratic Convention, held for the
purpose of nominating candidates to be beat
en- on Monday next, met at National Hall
last night, 1t was very slimly attended and
very generally stsid away from. There was
pitifuI lack of the f4rore and rough en-
thusissm, once so characteristic Of "Dem-
ocratic" gathering. The hOpelessness of
their cause was apparent in the carelessness
with which their ticket was pitched togeth-
or.
General Fitch called the Convention to or
der, and J. NJ. Adams, Esq, was chosen its
Chairman, and P. ". Rice its Secretary.
On motion, it was ordered that the Con-
vention select its nominees by acclsmation.
Several gentlemen were named for candi-
date for Commissioner Of Water Works, but
we're Withdrawn, and Morrison Foster, Esq,
nominated.
J. 8. Allen, Esq, was nominated for JUS
tice Of the Peace, by acclamatiOn.
Eight Constables were then nominated, in
q helter-skelter sort of way, nobody caring
enough about the matter to cause any strife
about it. Their names are George J. Bus
kirk, Thomas McKinstry, L. B. Whitney,
james Lawrence, N. Gallagher, Robert Nc
Mann, Frederick WOrmser, and Henry
Roth.
The Convention fingered few minutes in
q quiesoent state, apparently trying to think
of something else to do, but nothing further
being suggested, it quietly and mOurrfuIly
adjourned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

Mt. UNION CoLLEGE.-Thls young and
fourishing institution has commenced its
spring term under very Asttering auspices.
A large number of students are in attend
ancej their intelligent appearance and good
department rank well with former terms.
The many friends and patrons of the College
will be glad to learn that By a recent action
of the Pittsburgh Conference Of the NJ. E.
Church, it has been placed under their full
patronage. They have appointed the Rev.
J. Mccartney. an agent for the college, a
secure an endowment. The new college edi-
Zee, which is now about finished, is the most
complete in the State Of Ohio it reflects
great credit upon the architectural skill of
our fellow citizen, S, G. Porter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

ITALIAN OPERA.-The pleasant face Of
Mr.. Charles Fendt, Mr.. Grau's gsntlemanly
and popular agent, appeared in our ssnctum
yesterday. Mr.. Fendt comes to Cleveland to
make the necessary arrangements for the
opening of the opera-season here on the 18th
of April next. he informs US that Sig.
AmOdiO, the great and justly famous baritone
as we'll as M'dls Cordier and Herr FOrme5,
has been added to the company and will ap-
pear with it at this place. The orchestra
and chorus have also been greatly added to
and improved. And-best news of all to
many Ofour readsrs-MOrensi, /" the charm
ing MOrsnsi " has again Joined the troupe.
In few days the sale Of season tickets
viii commence at Brainard's Music store.
Further arrangements viii soon be made, Of
which due notice win be given.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

DEKooKAFIo WARD NoNIEAFToHs.-The
following is the complete list Of Democratic
Ward nominations for the City election on
Monday next:
FIRST WARD.
AsssssOr-T. B. Spencer.
SECOND WARD.
Trustee-Horace Fuller.
Assessor-John Scheuthelm.
THIRD WARD.
Trustee-P. ". Rice.
Asssssor-Patrick McCartsy,
Board of EducatiOn-Pierre A. Collier.
FOURTH WARD.
Trustss-T. 6. Cleveland.
Assessor-Robert Kemer.
Board Of Education-John Friend.
FIFTH WARD.
Trustes-B. P. Bower.
Assessor-Stsphen Brennan.
Board Of Observation-Disclosures Nef.
SIXTH WARD.
Trustee-Edwin Hart.
Assessor-Louis Seitz.
SEVENTH WARD.
Trustee-Hsnry Griesse.
Assessor-j. A. Weber.
Board Of Observation-Disclosures Brannsn.
KIeHTH WARD.
Trustse-William H. Truscott.
AssessOr-Ja acob B. E. Weber.
NINTH WARD.
Trustee-A. T. VanTassel'
Assessor-James Kane.
TENTH WARD.
Trustes-T. J. Burrin.
Assessor-James MeKeever.
KLKvKETH WARD.
Trustse.-EdWard Russell.
Assessor-Gsorge Hartnell.
Board Of Education Renisia.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01
Egvy yORK EIAEBEF-march 81.


Flour Dull, heavy and declining Sales at ss 70
as IS for extra Stste e6,5Oa6,65 for superne Vest
ern % 65a7,lO for common TO medium extra West
ern; s7,2uT 25 for common to good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio, closing heavy
HhislZy-Scarcsly so firm. Sales 900 bbIs At eI o3
GSl,o5 for Western. chiefly at the inside quotation
and closing heavy.
WheRI-Dull and entirely nominal, Sales At
el6l0l 81 for Chicago Spring and MilWaukee club
Slb5al, 90 for amber Milwaukee; al67al69 for win
ter red Western 81 ,70al,7l for amber Michiean =
Sales 2500 bushels white Western at 81 So and 2sO1
bushels mixed Western at 4I,6SJ
COrn-Heavy and declining. Sales at sIs0sl %
for old shipping mixed Western in stOre ti,2ssi n
for new yellow.
OaIs-Dull. Western sOa9OKc,
BRrley-Dnl.
HOps-Unchanged
in bond 50a5Ic.
POrk-MOre active. and higher Sales At s22 81
for mess sz2.25 for old do; S23 sOa24 90 for new
do, closing at the latter price els 252 90 for Old
and new prime s25 oOa23 50 for Prime mess closing
at the latter price. Sales of new mess for Nav sei
ers option, at s24,25; do for june same terms e9I
so; do deliverable from July 18th to August 18th
buyers option, s24,5O and old do for April buyers
option, at $500.
Beef-stsady, with fair demand, at s7,5Oae. 40 for
country mess s5 O0a6 90 ior country prime sIO 5Oa
1910 for repacked mess el6 O0as for extra mess
Prime bless Beef-Quiet and unchanged
Lard-Dun and heavy. Sales at l36slsx, the
latter an extreme.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

A FEAST FOR TIE DoGs.--The Market
Master made sad havoc among the butchers,
in the market this morning, They had un-
dertaken to expose for sale a large amount
of decidedly too immature and vssly veal,
which the Market Master pitched into the
street, sans eeremOaie. "' Tis an ill-Wind
that blows nobody good" and the nsighber-
hood dogs enjoyed a rich feast on the re-
ieeted meat.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

Promotions, &c, IN NORTHERN OHIO
REGMESTs.-AmOng the recent promotions
made by Governor BrOugh, we notice the fol-
lowing in Northern Ohio Regiments: Ser
gsant Daniel Davidson, Second Lieutenant,
18th Battery; Sergeant John EsstabrOOk,
Second Lieutenant, 18th Battery; Second
Lieutenant Nathaniel HillhOuse, First Lieu
tenant, Second Cavalry James F. Gardner,
Assistant Surgeon 10th Cavalry; Captain
Seth N. Barber, of the 42d regiment has
been honorably discharged.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

n A. READ 4 CO., BANKERS, 95
gs SuperioE-St pay the highest Premium for
Golds Silver and Canada Money and take uncurrent
rTrn6v vakIo Iouraaf raeaa ~ dsaeof1nA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

LIFE AND PUBLIC SERvICEs OF GENERAL
MEADE.-Ws have received apamphlet boar
ing the above title from its publishers, T. B.
Peterson and Brothers. It affords to the
admirers of this General cheap and yet
somewhat full account of his life, campaigns
and public services. Itis sold for 25 cents
q COPY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

ARRESTS YEsTERDAY.-A number of i'm
portant arrests were made by the police yes
tsrday, and the docket for this mornings
Police Court is quite full. John Daily,
Thomas F. johnson and Frank J. Hssson
are arrested for gambling. Charles W.
Clark and Lenora Knox have been arrested
for keeping, and several girls and men for
visiting or residing in, houses Of il-fame.
Two moro suspected burglars, James Ely
and James Cooper, have also been picked
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

TIE STEREoPTIoOE.-But two more eve
nings remain for the enjoyment of this most
excellent exhibition. We trust that none of
our readers will neglect, until too late, the
opportunity of enjoying Its beauties, and be-
ing benefited by the instruction it Affords
No one, from the most unlearnsd to the most
cultivated, can fail of rsaping some benft
and much enjoyment from it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01
OHICAGO nrARKRR.
Especial to the Cleveland LEADER.

Especial to the Cleveland LEADER.l
CHICAGO, March 81.
Live H0gs-Active and firm at s5b5a7 70, sales
mostly at S6,SlG725.
Beef CaItle-Active and firm for prime, and IOa
l5c higher on medium grades. sales st q, s,25a7,s5
PrOvisiOns-Firm.
PoAK-ssles mess at t22,O0; prime mess 5000.
HAMs-Sweet piekled hams Ike
sHoULDEas-Bulk shoulders SIC loose; rough
sides 95fc loose
LaRD-Quiet. Sales prime leaf at l2c.
WhislEy-Firm and active. Sales at 9fa95c clos.
ing firm.
Wheat-1{c higher, with sales at sI,l4aIl5I( for
for No. and al,o9Ssl,lO4 for No 2.
COrn-Old corn firm. Sales Of No. I at 9l5SR92o
New corn firm. Sales No / at Ss56ssqc and M >
at s27SaS354o.
9ats--Ac higher. Sales No. 1 at s3KGs44c.
Rye-Steady at 8l,OlE.
BRrley-Firm at l,25H for No g.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

PERsoEAL.-MsjOr Mcmahon, of the
2lst o. V. L, haz arrived at his home in
Wood county, after six months involun-
tary residence in Richmond. He was taken
prisoner at chickamauga, and has had the
same experience of starvation and ill-trsat-
ment that the rest of the Union prisoners at
Richmond have undergone.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

NINTH 0HIo VETERAN BArFERT.-The
fnrlOugh Of this battery has now nearly ex-
pired, and it will rendezvous at Camp Clevs-
land tomorrow. It will probably leave for
the front in a day or two, under command
of Captain B, B. York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

FOR TIE FRoET.-Compsny F, 7th o.
V. I.-re-snlisted vsterans-left for Bridge
port, Alsbams, on the afternoon train yes
terday, on the Columbus road. They are
under command of Captain Jones schoOn-
over
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01
LOCAL NOTICES,

ATTEET1oE 18th o. V. 1.-The detach-
msnt at Camp Cleveland, being under
" marching ORDERS" all men on furlough will
report Immediately to receive the fret in
stallment of United State bounty. By order
of Jos. SCHMIDT STRAUs,
april :I44. Captain Commanding.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

Ar THE AEG1ER.-We notice among the
arrivals at the Angler House yesterday, the
names of the Hon. Milton sutlif, Chas.
Fendt, Agent italian Opera, and R. NJ. N.
Taylor and q. F. sweetssr, of Meadville.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
EINANCTAK.
CLEVELAND MONEY MARKET.
MORNING IFAnER OFF1OE.

MORNING BFADER OFFICE.
THURSDAY EvKSrsG, March 81. 1884. J
Gold-By some means Gold in New York was
pushed to an advance ~ per cent ct the close this
evening, at which point It Is reported firm. The
market here throughout the day wss weak, trans
scions bsins restricted by the apprehension Of sud
den changes, favorable or unfavorabe, at the East
upon which all opinion conjecture was held val
ue.ess. The closing figures tonight we're sxsd at
64sell'ns and 50 buying. but the market can hardly
be said to be firm at these rates
silver-Quiet aud HIGHER. Selling 5495s per cent.
premium; buying, 5I953
mOney-There has been an active demand, and
the market has ruled very Close bankers with great
difficulty supplying the calls upon them Legitimate
borrowers are first accommodated. Six per cent. is
the rate.
Exehange-Easy, at unchanged rates, VIZ: Gov
ernment, National and Ohio funds par on New
York Eastern and Pittsburgh Il per cent discount.
Government BOnds-In good demand. Sew
en-1 hirties lower. We quote:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

A large lot of Furniture, &c, will bo sold
at the Auction Room of o. Cutter & Son, No.
1876 Bank street, sale commencing at 10
O'Clock, A. N. Also at half past II o'clock,
one Fine Gold Watch. Also at 2 o'clock,
A. N, a nice open buggy.
anr1 IA
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FRIDAY MORNIN6, APRIL /, Ise4.
TRAVELLERS REGISTER.


o. A. Bead-ArriI lst 7-sO and May lss SO oOu
pom Interest Wanted.
And. @. Kempsr-Gsneral Order No.9.
J. Ross Oo.-Gold Watches.
Hover q Hisbee-Esw Goods.
3 8. Eewcomb & Co.-Pemoval.
Il. D. Kendall q Oo.-Oloth Department
a. C. Rettherg-Bird-Csges.
N. O. Frswsr-Drue Store for Sale.
Wanted-To Rent.
Wsnted-Barbe--
h CoTdozo-Bemovsl.
Wsnted-To Exchange.
To Rent House.
A. & G. rettberg-Bslls.
o. Cutter 3 son-Loc Notice.
Jos. Schmidt Braus-Loeal Notice.
Msdsma Tsylor-Locsl Notice
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MINING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
INV YORK, March 81

The following the sales Of minIag stock to-dst:
IndisnaS, OgimA "a, Providence IL. Central Gold
II, Caledonia 81, Manhattan IL, Eureka ~, Pla-
csntiR rs, ErenOh Greek ~, Astor sz, Montans 20
Boston, March 81.
At Bosten to-day the following were the quota
tions:
Central 20, Franklin Il1<, Hancock I3, Huron
4s14, Isle koyale 28x, Minnesota IS, RocklAnd Is
Aztec ~, french Greek ?, MesRard H. PeWsbio s.,
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RsK. sFOOK mARKEF-HIarch 81.
TwWawTwdunuu


Gold 1854 New York Central l477s, Erie ll4Ss do
preferred ll2A. Hudson 1927, Barlem 1919. Read
ing lo6S, Miebisan southern ll7A, Illinois Central
1873, Cleveland and pittsburgh l26, Galena and Chi
c1go l255S, Chicago and Rock Islsnd ION. North
W stern 6s, Fort Wayne l445S, Chicago and Alton
9S4, alton and Terre Baute 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

TIE ORGAN ExHIBITIoN.-The Organ
Exhibition and Grand Concert Of Sacred
Music at the Euclid Street Presbyterian
Church, which came of last evening, was a
complete success, both in respect to finance
for the house was fulI-and in respect to the
musical entertainment offered, which was of
the highest order. The management of the
choruses reflected great credit upon their
skilfuI conductor, Prof. c. G.. Allen. The
chorus itseIf, by the by, was made up of
sOme fifty performers, whose splendid vocal
powers were remarked upon and praised by
all. Vocal solos were furnished in splendid
style by Misses Whitney, Miller, and Alice
FOOte. The qusrtettes, in which Misses
Whitney, Miller, Mrs. Thomas, and Messrs.
Rouse, and steadmsn sang, all displayed a
high order of merit. Some difficult music
was extremely we'll rendered.
The organ, the general centre of interest,
disappointed nobody. It's tones, for rich
ness and sweetness, if not for volume, sur
pass any other instrument in the West, and
whether it furnished an accompaniment or q
solo, it delighted every hesrer. Mrs. Isaacs,
Messrs. Byerley and Brainard and Prof.
Siebolt furnished the organ solos, all of
which were excellent. We cannot withhold
especial comment upon Professor siebOlt's
two efforts,-the besutiful variations on the
theme "Americs" and the grand variations
of the 'stsr spaugled Banner" He is svi-
IDENTIFY a very superior organist.
AS whole the exhibition was a success,
and pleased all who were in attendance upon
it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

MADAME TATLoR-The Great American
Clsirvoysnt-wiIl remain a short time in
Cleveland. She can be found at the City
Hotel, Seneca street, Room No. 80. Open
from A. n. to P. n. Satisfaction guAran-
tesd to visit her. apI;Iz5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

THIRTEENTH o. ". This veteran
regiment, under Col. Dwight Jarvis of Mas
sillOn, is ordered to rendezvous at Columbus
and will start for the front in day or two.
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=. Y. EIONKY HIARKET-lIarch 81.

IBT FHLBaRAPH.l
Money-Very active. The general rate for Call
Loans Is 7 per cent.
sterllDg ExchanEo-Firmsr at us for frst
GOld-Firmer. Opening at "a, and closing firm
and quiet at 65L
GoVerum01E Stocks Quiet and steady United
States Sizes Of 1881, coupons, lis Fivetwenties,
coupons, l. 10.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

ATTENTION NINTH BATTERY.-Rendez-
vOus at Camp Cleveland, on Saturday, April
I'd, 1864. By command of
mar29:144. II. B. YORK. Captain.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

J. R. SH1PHERD's old friends and Gus
toners will find him st 227, Superior street,
where he is prepared to furnish them with
every thing they may want in the way of
millinery and straw goods. mar30:146
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01
Ten-FortH Government Loan.

UNITED STATES DEPUsI 'Uhl.
The First National Bank OF leveland, designated
8 permanent Depository of the Government, is PEE
pared to receive Subscriptions TO the
Ten-FOrty Government LOHus
now resdy for delivery
Depository for U. 8. Ofhcers, Psymasters and
QuarteTmasters. marS0-l52.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01
CITY NEWS.

ONO CAHAL.-Wster was let into the
Ohio and P. and o. canals, al Akron, on
Monday last.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

A NKw RAILROAD CoMPARY.-A Com
pany has been organized to complete that
portien of the AshtabuIa & New Lisbon
Railroad lying between New Lisbon andNiles
in this county. Ten per cent. of the capital
stock, the amount required by law to perfect
an organization, has been subscribed. Mr..
Kennard, in behalf of the English capital
lists of the Atlantic Great Western Rail-
way, has subscribed fifty thousand dollars Of
the amount. There are three conditions pre-
csdent before the company will commence
work. First-ten thousand dollars must be
raised by private subscriptions to clear off
all encumbrauces from the road bed. Sec
ond-the right of way to be secured free OF
cost Third-a large amount Of coal lands
along the road must DO leased Warren
Chronicle
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

LUBHE Perfumes for seven shillings.
Pure Wines, Brandies, etc., at Halls HomeO-
psthic Pharmacy, No. II Public Square.
RahsA
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RAILRnAn n,rrrRa.

ATLANTIC AND GREkT WEsTRRN RAILWAY
The Cleveland and Mahoning Railroad to-day
ceases to be an independent organisation
and becomes merged into the Atlantic
and Great Western Railway. Mr..
O. L. Rhodes, it's former Superintendent, re-
tires. The whole road will be under the super
intsndsncY of n. F. sweetssr, Esq, and un-
der the perticuIar supervision of Division
Superintendent, yet to be appointed. We hear
the name of ]. Dwight Palmer, Esq, men
toned in connection with the latter position,
The regulations Of the road will hencsforth
be identical with those of the Atlantic and
Great Western Railway.
CrSo1sNATI & zAEEsv1LLE RAnRoAD.-The
Cincinnati, Wilmington & GAINESVILLE Rail-
road, will hereafter be known as the Cincin-
natl and Zanesville Road-WiImington hav-
ing been left out. Arrangements are now in
progress to extend the work to Cincinnati
direct, instend of by the way of the Little
Mismi Road.
The Western Railroad will show gain on
tue lnlIu H6eh III AhECng anu III boIne Cdbos
very large increase is reported.
The Gslena Road earned for the third
week in March, as follows:
lsb5..s.......'..' '''s''...'......s3z'Eo4
40,SoI
Increase......... ............SS, lO3.
The Cleveland and Toledo Road earned in
the third week in March, as follows
slS
4eo4.... SsIOOo
lncreas se-..-s..s-.- -.........-eos5.
The Michigan Central Road earned the
third week in March, SIS follows:
~
t4,ol5 %
lncrease....,...... ...............S2O,z44 70
The earnings of the Chicago and Alton
Road, for the third week, show an increase
of $IO,O14, exclusive of the military receipts.
The Michigan Southern Road earned the
third week in March, as follows:
40
ol,flA q
lncrease..................S4,56o 500 26.
The Rock Island Road earned the third
week in March, as follows:
l865....- i6S
04............s....... 4o,4Ao
increase. .......S 10 OH.