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LOCAL NOTICES.

9TH WARD NoTIoE-At a meeting Of the
citizens of the 9th Ward, held at the Engine
House, on Saturday evening, February 9th,
it was unanimously
Res9lUed, That Committee be appointed,
consisting Of A. 7. Vsntassel, W. Q. Storer,
Captain Herns, c. Cooley, E. Lindsey, Cap
tain Bryant, John Tiedman, and John Nc
Mahon, to assess every man in the Ward ten
dollars, and report the amount pledged at a
meeting TO be held at the same place on
Thursday evening, February 9th at o'clock,
and also report every mans answer to the
assessment
About 20 men are needed to clear the
Ward from the draft on the last call of the
President. Let every man interested rally
to the rescue, and the story is told. Turn
out everybody, to the meeting Thursda,y
evening. feb9
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TIE DEPARTURE OF THE 29TH.-The 29th
Nv. one of the first veteran regiments
to re-snlist for the war, and to receive its
thirty-dsy furlough, has concluded its brief
play-tims. It's headquarters have been at
Camp Cleveland for a week or two past. and
it left there yesterday evening on its way
back to the front. It marched from camp
to tho depot through the city, and left about
FIVE O'Clock yesterday afternoon, on the
Columbus road, ander command of Colonel
Fitch.
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JOIN B. GOUaH.-This most eloquent
aud popular speaker will lecture this eve
Ming at the Euclid Street Presbyterian
church on Eloquence and Orators" The
subject is one which the authors long ex-
Psrienee, his unerring criticism, his keen
analysis, and his own rare powers of Oratory
especially ft him for handling. He will
have large audience.
Reserved seats will be for sale till I've
O'Clock this evening at Bakers Superior
Street News Depot,
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
COurr of Common PIeas-MOnday.

COurT Of Common PIeas-HI Onday.
CIVIL CoURT.-JUDGEs FooTE AND BOLTON.
Both branches of the Civil Courts were yes
terday engaged in calling, continuing and
pOstpOning cases, and arranging the docket.
CRIMINAL LCoURT.-BEFoRE JUDGE COFFIN
BERRY.-In this Court, yesterday, seven
criminal cases continued from the last term
of Court we're again continued.
GRAND JURY'-The names of the jurymen
composing the Grand Jury are as follows:
John Welch, Cleveland, Foreman,
R. B. Whipple, "
L. D. Twitchell, "
James Hayeox, East Cleveland,
Alfred Wolf, Dover,
Nicholas Meyer, Brooklyn,
John Tinker, Cleveland,
o. A. Brooks, Cleveland,
John NJ. Annis, Royslton,
r. r. K. Merrill, Solon,
L. A. Kelsey, (TalesmRn,)
Richard Ridrup, CTalesman,)
Moses FOWL, Parma,
jeremiah Coonrad, Cleveland,
Nelson Gardner, Mlddleburgh.
The Grand Jury presented two indictments
against Frederick Miller, for horse stealing,
to both of which the defendant has plead
guilty. They have also brought in an in
dictmsnt against Amelia Miller for Grand
Larceny of property valued at about $56, 90
to which the defendant plead guilty. No bill
was found against Philip scheid, who had
been charged with Grand Larceny.
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TUESDAY MORNING. FEB. 9, 1854.
FRAvKLLER,s RKGIsTKR,
NEW ADvKRTTsKn1KNrs.

CA. Read OO-Olsveland and Columbus stoc
Wanted.
Chapin's Hall-Printsrs SociabIe.
H. F. Brayton-Insurance Statement.
H. D. Kendall & Co-Nsw Spring Goods.
I. P. sherwood-Nsw Silks.
O'Nesl Flinn-Dissolution.
Waated-Business Interest.
Geo Chalfant -Teamsters Wanted.
A. Wiener 4 Co-Apples for Sac.
Committee on War Memorials-Local Notice.
St. Andrews society-Local Notice.
Sixth Ward-Local Notice.
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LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES
CEETELAED, Ohio, WAsHIEGTOR, D c.,
No. l Lyman's Block, No. AS Ninth st.
Near the Court House.
We are authorized by Government to collect
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NoTIoE.-A public lecture win be de-
livered in the Cleveland Medical College,
on Tuesday evening, Feb. 9th, By Professor
Jared P. Kirkland. subjeot-Ths History,
Habits and Mansgements of the Honey
Bee.
Lecture to commence at TX o'clock pre-
cisely.
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FOR Coughs, Colds, and TOOGAscbs, use
Porter's Cure Of Pain. We have tried it
frequently, and found iS an excellent and
reliable sntidots in all TF1ns5uU DEM
oeTGt.
Sold by all druggists. Price 95ets,
W. L. PORTER, Proprietor,
nov2:RI Cleveland, Ohio.
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Mrs. ELLEN BLACKBURN, who arrived
heEe from Springfield, Massaehu retts, about
week ago, With two children, c m find her
husband, William Blackburn, ~ calling at
No. 341 St. Clair street, or at tn Lake Shore
WooIsn Mandatory. febs:I37
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500 q. S. BONDS.

We have notice from the General Subscription
Agent 500 Loan that the whole amount Of this Lean
authorized by law has been taken BY subscription
We cannot, therefore, furnish heretofore, the
Bonds at par and interest
We shall be pleased to fill orders for these Bonds at
market rates, and shall endesvor to keep constantly
hand ready for immediate delivery, full assortment
iGoVernmsnt Stocks.
BEWeslso buy and sell, on Oommission, "a
ALI Kinds of Stocks and Bonds,
At the New York Stock Exchange.
@. A. READ & GO Bankers,
las24 R2 Is5 superior.st.. Cleveland, o.
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SHIRT SUPPORTERS.

aaye removed their Ealssroom from l6I OztarIo-st.
to Room No. o, HOHuRnuss Block, opposite th
Post Otios, where they Will be happy 20 see III oI
their old CUSTOMERS and as msnT new 6oe8 as may
Sc to call and sgRniue
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CITY NEWS.

REMEMBER the ball to be given by the
Torrent Engine Company No. 10, at the
West Side ArmOry, on Tuesday evening
next. The proceeds of the ball will be de-
voted to the relief of soldiers families.
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Sixth WARD ATTENTIoN.-The citizens
of the Sixth Ward are requested to m'sst at
the Wigwam on Friday evening, the IZEh in
slant, to consider tho question of raising the
men required to fill our quota on the last call
Of the President for 200, 600 men. Tt is
hoped that every man in the ward VINO is In
terested either for his own or his neighbors'
welfare will be present. W. P. FoGe.
feb9:I37 President Sixth Ward Asso'n,
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SANITARY FATR.-There will be meet
ing of the Committee on War Memorials,
Relies and CUriosities, at the County Court
Room, No. 2, On Wednesday, February 10th,
at O'Clock, P. N. C. GODDARD, Sso'y.
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NoTIOE.-The st. Andrews Society " i'll
hold their regular Quarterly meeting Il lis
Tuesday evening at IA o'clock, in J. c.
Grannis' Office, No. 4, Rouse's Block. All
scotohmen are invited to attend.
feb. 9:137 W. LOwR1E, President.
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DIsoHARGED.-The Lieutenant who was
arrested on Saturday fer participating in the
disturbance Of Friday last, had his trial in
the Police Court yesterday morning, and was
discharpad
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NORTHERN ONO SANITARY FAIR,


Alta mseing of the Mercantile Committee
of the Sanitary Fair, the following names
were added to the Committee:
William Lowrie. E. s. Willard,
Peter Diemer, H. H. Truseott,
/ William Beckenbach, Carlos Benton,
| Capt. D. P. Niekerson, J. H. Weed,
M. Halle, Henry He'll
The following Sub Committees have been
appointed to solicit donations from the mer-
chants doing business in the several districts
named. They will enter upon their duties At
once, and it is hoped those interested viii. De
prepared to make THAR subscriptions pre- ,npt-
ly, thereby saving much valuable time.
lst District-all of First Ward east or, and in
cluding, Ontario street:
S. NJ. Strong, Chairman, B. I. Rouse,
:; s. & tRySp, Rioe, l. F, Blu fgess'
81 District-slI of First War d west of Ontario
street:
A c. Colwen, Chairman, GEO. F. Marshall,
W. F. Smith, L L BALDWIN
Isaac A. Isaacs-
81 Distnet-all of Second Ward:
B. Butts Chalrmana o. A. Childs,
I; p sRelEy, p Root c. 8. Bragg,
of a5h Wot Ptst1et-all of Third Ware aast of center
bHeyerett Aleott, Chm, ]. "a Chase,
=. $. CroWell, f. Stair,
| ]. ", Sargent.
9th District-all Of Third Ward west of csnter
of Water street:
c. Brad6urn, Chairman, F. c. Keith,
p u; MeMllian' a. L. Lyon,
n hArEey' E. G. Pope.
9Th District-all OF Fourth Ward
" Hlq' Hart ChaIUhan, Geo. Whtelaws
H. d FuAeri E. NJ. Flynt.
m, Ith District all of 9Th Ward:
P. Dieme'..
eth D ,strict-aIl of Sixth Ward:
= Fogg. Chairman, W. D. Bsissg.
j.. Fl. Gorham,
9th District-all ofSeventh Ward
E. S. Willard, Chairman, W. R. MoRld-
NJ. Halle,
10th Dlstriet-all of West Side
Capt. D. P. Nickerson, Chairman,
W. Fl. Truscott, j. H. Weed,
Henry Hill, Carlos Benton.
feb91t
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VALENTINES ALENTANEs
0fe every style and price, fro m one cent to
ten dollars, for sale Wholesale. and retail at
Bakers News Rooms, 259 sjupsrior Str, ct,
and Hoffman's Block, near tue POstofice-
ian %
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SEWING MACHINES FoR SALE.-Four
Wheeler / Wilson and Grover i Baker Sew
ing Machines, perfectly new, fos sale cheap
for cash. Apply at the LEADER counting
room. pov26Ef
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All the Daily and Weekly Papers are now
received on time at Bakers, 259 Superior
street. JAMS.
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7UsTEFsg EOTIOKs.

FLAGS AND BANNERs.a
Orders promptly filed. Address
G.. W. CROWELL CO.,
ian2s:16I 2I1 Superior-St., Cleveland, Ohio.
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81 DR.. Gibson, Professor of Medicine and
ElectIopathy, cures obstinate cases Of DyEpep-
sa, rheumatism, Scrofuls, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain
Throat, HesTt, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gans, and other Chrome diseases. Reference
given TO many formidable csses cured in this city
after other physicians had failed. See advertise
ment in smother column. Office No ug, Senecs
afr
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TO LET.

TO LET.-3o AND ARA FLooRs, 40
40 fest Of Brick Building on superior-s .
fronting also o. O. q q. Railroad. first rate Iocs-
tion for manufacturing.
Also, the building formerly occupied By Parish 4
knight, as 6 COrpersmith Shop, in rear Of Atvater
Building two stories, 25x50 feet.
dedaa 1NO. @ JENNINGS. Agent
large STOCK OF LADIES'
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DESE1BThT-Dr. B. 2. Robinson, cfics
GO Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry dons, in the bsst msn-
nsr and at low prics. dsoaR2T
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LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES
CLEVELAND, Ohio, WAsHrSeToN, D c.,
No. Lymsn's Block, No. AS Ninth st.
Near the Court House.
We are authorized by Government to collect
me 400 a..,,v
due discharged soldiers; also, the widow, chill
dren, and rghtful hers ofs1l deceased soldiers J
also
PensioBB,
to which every discharged soldier oWSs DIS
Ahledin the service, Is entitled. Also Pensions
Tor sOldiers' widows, children, mothers or Or
Phsn sisters, as they are severslly entitled un-
der the Law. Also,
due discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
promptly collected, or csshed. Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted three months men
money due tesmsters, and every other class Of
claims growing out of this or suy other war.
We also psy special attention to
PATENTS.
Avoid Claim and Patent ARears who
are net Licensed
We publish THE SoIDTER's FEUEED," paper
much interest to soldiers and their heirs.
Send us your name and stamp and we will send
acopy free, or twelve copies, one each month,
for 2s cents.
Apply TO Us II person OF by letter. with stamp,
and your business shsl have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until after We have &C.
complished Whist We undertake.
septic O. G. BRUCE.
CLEVELAND WOOLEN BILLS.
A. q Z. G. POPE,
superintsndents, Manufacturers and Dealers in
ali kinds Of
WOOL LEN GOOD
Consisting Of Plain d Fancy
OA5sIMERES,
D0ESKIES,
SATTINETE,
UNIONS,
FLANHELS,
BLANKETS,
ETC, ETC.
A good stock constantly on hand, adapted to
tke Western Market.
Market prices paid for Wool and Pelts, in Cash
or Manufactured Goods.
of5ee and SsIesroonns,
NO. e6 WATER STREET, CLEVELAND, o.
sue R
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AoKNowLEDGMKETs.-A late meeting
of the Committee Of Arrangements for the
reception of the 41st Ohio, the following res
Olutions were unanimously adopted:
ResoEVsd, That our warmest thanks are
due, and arc hereby rendered, the following
named parties, for their efficient and ipdis.
pensible services before and during the re-
ception;
Colonel Hayward, officers and soldiers of
the 29th Major Houghton and the gallant
25th Ohio; Captain Sanford and detach-
ment Of the 128th Ohio Jack Leland and
his Band the SoIdiers' Aid Society the
Military Committee Captains Pelton and
Nicola, and their gun squads; Western
Union Telegraph Company Peter Thatcher
and Sanitary Fair Building Committee ],
NJ. Richards and SiIas Merchant.
= ResolUed, That we extend our heartiest
thanks to Mr.. Stillman Witt, for his liberal
donations and unremitting attention to the
wants Of the occasion.
ResolVed That our hearty acknowledge
ments are due the ladies whoso kindly wait
ed upon the tables, and to all those ladies
and citizens who gave SO generously of the
good thingsin store for those brave, battle
Scared veterans.
In regard to contributions in money, the
committee desire to say that, with one or
two exceptions, all who were called upon
subscribed willingly. The total amount oOI-
lected was $500, which was expended as
follows:
For bread, 1875; milk, $l,5O; express
wagons, s., powder, S1s, Butts & Co.
cartridges, $3.50 repsiring:gun equipments,
$3.50; work help, $3.50; Forest City House,
making coffee, $500; g. P. Born, putting up
and removing stoves, $500; omnibus line,
hauling benches and gun, $500; J. A.
Wheeler, coffee and butter, $1,000; Brooks
& Co., broken crOckery, s1,73; W. P. Fogg,
broken crockery, $500; sundries, 81 90
amounting to $84,17, and leaving balance
on hand of 1888, whi:b has been paid over
to the Soldiers Aid Society.
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EKNAE CEAL.

~ Z. m0SEY RIARREE-FeB. 8
TBT EETEaHAEH.I
EEsaeT-Hsrket easier with fair demand at 2
per cent.
sterling Exchanss-Msrkst quiet. Sales at
GoId-Flrmer. Opened at 5sJf, declining to ss4,
and closed firm at 5elg59jR.
Government SJOoEs-Msrket firm with fair
demand!
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AUCTI0N SALES.
THURSDAY, FEB. 18th, 1864

THURSDAY, FEB. 18TH, 1864.
Two Houses and Lots,
Al u CUTTEh q SON
0, OUTER & SON will sell on Thursday, Febru-
IVY 18th, on the prem ses, the following described
properly, viz:
HOUSE AND LOT 104 EUCLID-ST.
Two story Brick House, with Basement, well built,
Gas and Water, with fixtures. Also, good frame
BGrn on same premises. Lot 294 feet front and 125
ieet deep, Running through to Huron-St.
HOUSE AND LoT 106 EUCLID ST,
Two story Brick House, with Easement, we'll built,
Gas and Water with fixtures Lot 295T feet front and
IFS iset deep, running through to Huron st.
Terms OF SALE-One fourth cash at time of sale
balance in one, two and three years.
sale to com mence at 10 O'Clock A. M.
E5~FOr further particulars enquire of BraYton Z
stockwel No. g Atwater Boiding, or Of o. Cutter a
Son, Bank-St. janis rs
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Canada Money,

Canada Money,
BY E.B. HALE, BANKER,
Ill superiOr-St.
bTAgsnt for thepurchase and sale Of
Government Bonds
EEUncurrent Funds converted at Low
est Rates, febl
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HOME snufseture-Parson's Inimita-
bic csmphorsled psntitsies, aspt2S-R2
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FKRRUAKY MAnAzINFs

Cooley, Peterson Atlantic and Continental
Magazines for February, for sale at Bakers,
259 Superior Street. Fan23
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%. ". GAGE,
Licensed war Claim Agent.

Collects Bountiss Pensions, Back Pay, Prize Money
snd other War Olaims.
E%Personai Attention is given to the prosecution
Of Claims in ths Departments ST Washington.
HE-AIl pergons having Claims should apply in per-
son, or ~ letter, ct once, and they VIM roOeive
prompt attention. -
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RKw HORK ssARkKR-Fsb. 8


HBT FsLE9RArHI
COtrOn-MarKet dull and dropping Sales st 81 for
middling uplands.
FiOur-Shade frmer.
Sales &C. 997O0or extra State inside price for inte
fiori s7,356s7, IS for extra round hOoped Ohio ;
dull.
Nflisky-aiarket unsettled.
Waeat-Market shade frmer With rather limit
ed business
sales at 81 ,56GI 90 for Chicago Spring; sl,5s91 81
for Milwaukee Club 81, ,56l 81 for Amber MilWau-
kee 81, ,65 al 20 for Winter red Western and Sl709
i73 for amber Michigan and l,sl for White Michi-
gan.
Rye-Heavy.
Harley-Q uiet
COrn-Low or and very unsettled. Sales at 81 rs
Tor Shipping Mixed Western in store.
OaUB-OpeneSi shade frmeT but closed dull at
Sa6o9l for Western.
WOOI-Ac,ive and firm. Sales domestic fleece at
57Ge2h; pulled 7s@SO; African s59s7i domestic
C0ffee-Dull and prices nominally unchanged.
Petroleum Firm. Sales at q for crude; fc
for refined in bond 5 81 for refined free.
POrlk-Market quiet and firm.
Sales at 1910 GI9,25 for old mess; s22e25 GO for
new do; Sl6,0O9ls,O go for Old prime 20OG92O,25 for
prime mess.
ESeef-More active.
Prime HIess Beaf-Qhist and unchanged.
Cut Meafs-Firmer. Sales at "a for shou lders
and ll5sG1I2k for hams.
Bacon Sidea-Moder ately active Sales at ike
for esteTu short ribbed 13x@l3c for do long cut
hams and t15c for city do.
Dressed HOss-Lsss active and hrmer. Sales
at 91e912c for Western.
L.RTd-Steady. Sales at l99l3xc.
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POLICE COURT, FEBRUARY SrH.-Intoxi-
eatioH-Henry Hicks and George Steiner,
each 81 and costs. Harriet Erwin and Cath
arino Adams, both sent to the House Of
Correction for twenty-nine days. Patrick
Dalton, So and costs.
Assault and Bqfery. Christian RsiTsv. dis
charged. John Sneehan, continued. Jacob
Scot, discharged. John Hodge, $A5 and
eosts' Andrew Cunningham, S. and eosts.
Urdah Cook, S5 and costs. Patrick Murnbv
50 a1d cOsts. Felix Darrssh, fined the costs,
DiSt"r6aace--JOhn Quinn, 50 and costs
John ]. Lace, costs. Arthur MOTsa non-
tinusd. Philip johnson, costs.
Keeping House Of 5tnne.--wm, johnson
S35 and costs. '1'''''-
Residing iD Foas. % IL t,,.. -M.sois
Wilder and Mary VIII, a"oh e10 sns
costs. ANS eaOn TiV A-''-
Visiting Hous. -
$40 and costs. i Hl7fame.-JOhn Edgar
Reform ,eny.-WiIIiam Brown, sent to the
school.
? tHE PLAIN DEALER soU1RMs.-" The
leader says:
/ "Ws understand that some among the ex-
treme peace democrats Of our city were
quite marked in their attentions to these
rebel gentlemen"
Now We will wager a considerable
amount that eur ootemporary did not believe
what it was writing when it penned the
above mean, contemptible paragraph. If it
wishes to carry on a warfare against demo-
Gratis, why cannot it do so in an open, decent
| manner, instead Of by Kissing out such n
| lying, snesking charge as the above. Such
conduct is the height Of basensss."
We find the aboTo polite and gsntlemsnly
paragraph-Whioh We apologize to our read
sFs for noticing at sll-in the columns of our
Vineyard Lane cotempOrary. It was called
forth by an article in yesterdays LEADER in
reference to the rebel officers at the New
BagIand House, the concluding sentence of
which seems to touch the Plain DEALER man
in tender spot, to judge by the howl which
it has ELECTED. We only desire to say, in re-
gard to it, that notwithstanding the offered
wager of the sporting editor of the Plain
Dealer, We not only believed the statement
contained in that sentence when we penned
it, bat believe 1t now, and have ample proof
of its correctness. The effort, therefore, of
that ante diluvian sheet, to shield its friends,
the "secession sympathizsrs " of this city,
in a cloud of bIuster and abuse, WON'T work.
Try another tack, Mr., Plain Dealer.
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w AN T e DI

Fractional Certificates c. &C. Stock
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOB
GOLD, SILVER, U. s. INTsT. COUPC s
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OFFICE OF CLEVELAND AGRICULTURAL WORKS,
Cleveland, Ohio, Feb l, 1864.
A LBERT G. YOUNGLOVE Is A
~ member of our drm from this date
Afs6s-ls7 YOUNGLOVE. DEWITT 60.
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DLACK BUGBE GIMP-A NEW
D importation, A. u MI lohnS'
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FOR SALE.

nE8IRAB BILE RESIDENCE FOR
I SALE-Apy one in want Of HOmeatead Will
do we'll to examine the premises, No. 375 Kinsman-
ST House IN good REM , has all modern improve
ments of Gas. WstN Furnace, &C. Lot large-lO
feet front on Keman and 0rangaSs.; $50 feet deep,
and abundantly supplied with all kinds of Fruit and
Shrubbery The residence is in an old settled and
good neighbOrhoOd and will be sold az bargain:
For teTms Ec spEly to G W. GARDNER,
feb2- no Il and 79 MerWin-St.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE TO BUILDERS SEAL
~ I'd Proposals wilt be received at the Office Of
the City Inhrmary until Y o'clock NJ. February %,
1861 for erecting two additional wings, (0n the east
end of the City InFmary Buildtng,) to be used as
"CraZy House."
Plans and Specifications for the same can be found
on file in said InfrmaIy Office,
The Board of InRrmary invite the submission Of
bids Wis the right TO accept reject the same
By order Of tbs Beard. G. $. WHEATON;
fab4-I3q Clark,
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Rose & PrsntIss' rrovIslUa Market Re

Rose 6 PEsntlss' FrOvIsEun Market Re.
DGrts
The following are the RATES charged by them:
HEMs-Sugar-cured pFemium Hams, 4 h. ...,...l35so
s---- ----..s
ShOuiders-Sugsr- . 9tse
HaSou-Ur Smoked Sides .......- Ile
LRrd-Prime leaf kettle-rend'ed in bbls p ~ l314o
q" Prime Leaf kettle rendered in kegs b..l3ko
PSrk-No. NESS y bbl...... 90
EGtrh clear g Sz1i W
SS- No extra charge made for pack ages or carriage
to RAILROAD depots boats All srtickSs warrant
ed strictly PRIME and equal to anything in the State
Orders promptly filed. Our sugar -culed HAms and
kettie-rendered Lard took the irst premium at the
late OHIO State Fair. EO2E & PRENTI5S,
Nos, I42, IA and l46 Ontario-st.. Cleveland
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-09
SEWING MACHINES.
FOR SElF
T6RM FOR SAL

sIoSIp offers foEss' 1E.-TRF UNDER
Sides, in South k9odc - the Farm on which he re-
bnabls terms eslo CUyshoga county, upon reas-
GOOD land 20 nIW farm consists OF about 40 acres
well tmbeFed. aich are improved, and the residue
riety Of EfU 1t is well wRtered, and contains va
IoouildingS it Trees, Just beginning TO bear. The
n 80. are nearly new, and consist of a Dwelling
EotHT earn, Blacksmith Shop and other convenient
slFable.
70 For particulars, enquire Of the subscriber, on
Iae premises, or of s. ], Andrews, No. 2 Perkins
Sloch3 HteFeland- WM. GAYLORD,
Euclid, Feb 2 1854 I9ldtw