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CLEVELAND MARKET.

MORNING LHADgR OFEIOE,
MONDAY EvHEIEg, March Is. 1884.
The market opened to-day without any notable
improvement upon last weeks close, except perhaps
in corn for which little better inquiry shown.
Flour and wheat continue quiet bat hrn while oss,
rye and barley are entirely neglected. Folders Of
highwines are firm at our quotations. Pork pro-
ducts continue active.
We give sales and quotations as follows:
FIour-Ths market continues quiet and firm. Sale
today Of 100 bbls fancy double extra red wheat at
s6,s7H
Wheat-The market continues du'l. Sales to-day
were car red at 81 "a and at 81 IS, bO on track.
COrn-MOre active and bsttsr. Sales to-day Of
cars sheltd on track at CSC, and car ear on track
at sso.
Oats, Rye and Barley without transactions.
Pork-AetiTs at tZs 90 for city mess and s25 90 for
do clear.
Lard-In coed demand at lsxc for city in kegs
and Isc for de in bbls Sales to-day tsrces Chi
cago at lsc and 400 lbs country rendered at l3c.
smoked MoaEs-Ths market continues active
at 15c for sugarcuIed hams; l4o for plain do 1880
for clear bacon sidos lOXc for shoulders; l4e for
dried beef
Mess Beef-Firm st sl2,OO.
Burrsr-Choiee W. R is worth ssc. There is buI
little Offering.
LhDGAo aA5 " RlA44u iSt7 IL lAhAAehI AAA
they would probab bring I4Gl5o.
EEss-Lower. SAFES to-day were made at lsc.
Observation-Disclosures are firm at e4e95o, but the
inquiry Is light. Sales to-day Of 90 bbs the inside
figure.
AIcOhOI-Firm at s1.ss for s8 per cent. Neutral
proof spirits 9TGssc.
Seeds-There has been some demand for sowing
salt-Is steady at 81 s5 for fine and 80 for coarse
Dried AppIes-Market continues firm at sKgVc,
according to quality.
Dried Peaehes-In moderate request at 25927e
for peeled and I6gsI7c for unpse,ed.
HRy-Sellins at S22e2s fer balsd-
Beans-The market is firm at s2,OO92,5O prime
white.
Carbon OIl-Firmer, wi a moderate inquiry
Sales to-day of $50 bbls at SIC and $50 bbIs at &c.
POtarOoS-Firm at 7O@75o for Peach blows, and
Sc for Canada mixed.
TaIiOw-Ihere is s moderate INQUIRY at IOAc,
POtash-Is firm at SIC.
Piaster-In fair demsnd at $40 DER ton for land
ts,oO per barrel for "Dentist, and e. sOe2 Is Fer
barrel for common cslcined.
Rish-White Fish and Mackerel are firm and In
good request at the following quotations: White
Fish, half barrels, $780, No I Macksrel, bbls eIs,-
90; half barrels, 5000; No. 2 bbs 1880; half
bbls, $500; No. 3, bb.s $500; half bbls 500;
Trout &c so for halves.
Feathers-Hiee live geese are worth 52a57c.
Lime-k kron water Hue Is firm at s2,S.
Mill Feed-In good request and firm at e., ,OO9
IS o. oAts and corn ground together e42 OOe45 co at
the mills
Ale and POrter-In good demand We quote
Present use Xxx Ale Sst0; Stock Xxx, 5000 To el2-
OOi Kennstt Sl2 90; Pa'e Cream 5000; Porter tIo.
Half and qusrter barrels in proportion.
MaIt-Steady at 81 55 psr bushel.
HOPs-Ranse at 2s9S5c, according to quality.
Lumber-TheTe is a good demand, but she stock
is smsll. We quote as follows:
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EEW TORK 1IARKE4-Maron 2s

Flour Dull, and common grades a shads aasta-
sales at sI,oe17 IS for extra tOund hsop Ohio: Sas
s,25 for trade brands. S"A'' ''aoA
Mhlsky-lrregulsr and unsettled at Al. .OOast NJ
lot state and 81 OIai, ,O6 for Wegtern chefv NJ S &
los for the latter. HS ~ ~i'e-a
WheaI-Dull and drooping Nominal suotation,
are; 81 e5sl 80 for Chicago Spring and MiiWaakes
CLUB sl,6e eol,52 for winter rsl WestsT--
Gorn-i irregular, aud without dscjdsd' ah.pg. -
Oi4 snlPping mixed Western delivered ass
WoOl-Ftrm aAd fair demand
sugar-AettVs and hrmsr,
=, i[esLEoieus-tirm. Rsanei in bond 5la52c; crude
a, foFk-Ffrm and in faic demand Sales At szR 50
xAOo Ior mess G2l2Ha2250 for old do; s23 75a2f 10
vi VI LEV 90 Sls 25G205O tor old andnew prime
y s.zgtS5 o. Tor western prime mess, Including city
s1oO also LOO obs mesB for Ayril, buyers op-
aOl DDS prime mess for May at sa3, 50.
beef-Quiet and Unclaimed,
Lard-fTm. with fair demand At Is<aIsL,c
the latter an extreme figure
,BgtIer-Firm at SOs4Oo for Ohio and $3.50, for
Cheese-Firm At $50 for common to prime.
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TIE ORGAN ExHIBITIoE.-The Organ Ex-
hibition and Concert Of the Third Prssby-
tsrian Church will come of in that church on
Thursday evening next. It will be grand
musical treat, and should be well attended
by every lover Of sacred music. We learn that
Professor Undernsr, having other eegage-
ments which preclude the possibility of his
playing on Thursday evening, Professor Sic
both, Of Trinity Church, Utica, has been en-
gagged to exhibit the noble organ built by his
friend John @. MarklOve- Professor Sci
bOth's fame among musical people is of
the most enviable character. he is said not
to be inferior as 3 musician to the best Ofthe
eastern Organists, while his familiarity with
Mr.. Marklovs's organs make it peculiarly
fortunate that the COMMITTEES have been able
10 secure his services.
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NTANTED JMMEDIATELY.-
w Eight or tn good lathe and vice workmen.
Also labOrInR men. address hUssEEL Mas
GiIIon Uh,o meT22-I4
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BILLIARD MAToHEs.-A billiard match
between John Coon Of Cleveland and Frank
Parker of Chicago will come Of in the latter
city on Friday evening next.
A match has also been made between Coon,
and Humphreys of Buffalo, to come of in
New York City in April next.
"a match between John FrOWlsy and Frank
Parker, which was to have been played last
night at MeIlrath's rooms, has been with
drawn.
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MARRIAGE NoT1oE-Jn this city, on the
2Sd inst, by Rev. G. P. Taylor, Mr. CHAs. 7.
MAEIIs to Miss JUsTINA DELLEEsAUGH, Of
Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland Herald and LEADER please copy.
Another typo gone. Nay he never run out
Of "sorts'-his ''proof" always be ''clsan"
always have plenty of "quoins"-ever be
properly "justifsd"-and always hsve a good
supply Of "sNALL CAPS" not "copper"" bat
"elsar faced, /" and correctly distributed. -
Fort Mrd;soA PIaia- Dealer.
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0PEEIEG OF THE CLEvELAHD AND De-
TROIT STEAMBOAT LIEE.-NAvigation is fair
ly open between Cleveland and Detroit. The
Morning Star arrived yesterday evening at
six O'Clock from Detroit. This excellent
boat will oonstituts one of the regular line
between Detroit and Cleveland during this
aaasnn
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unIon PrImnrr lIeetInrr.

OulOu mt6LuE5 MgLo AoAA IL o9sA VI 49,
wards Of the city last evening, pursuant to
the call Of the City Central Union Commit
tee, to nominate Union candidates for TruS-
tee and Assessor in each ward, and in the
3rd, 4th, 5th, 9TH and I1th wards member
Of the Board of Education, and also for the
election of delegates to the City Union Nom
mating Convention, which meets at National
Hall this morning at ten o'clock. The meet
invs were well attended and remarkably har-
moniOus, no difficulty marring their concord.
Below we give the result.
FIRST WARD.
Trustee-C. G Rogers.
Assessor-Wm. Day.
Delsgates-G. q. Burt, A. G.. COlwell, @.
Ankle, George FriEelI, Thomas Quayle, VIM.
Jones, E. {. Rouse, silss Merchant, VIM.
sanbOrn, O. :. Uhl, Julius schenck.
SECOND WARD.
Trustee-Ansel Roberts.
Assessor-C. L. Lathrop.
DsIegates-T. N. Bond, J. B. Parsons, c.
NJ. Chspiu, J. NJ. Sterling, Jr., s. o. Girls
void, S. Il. Benedict, s. Foljambe, W. Kidd,
G. ". sackrider, o. N. skeels, o. N. oviatt
THIRD WARD
Trustee-Amos Townsend.
Assessor-Elijsh Smith.
Board of EducatiOn-Wm. H. Price.
Elijah Smith, Amos Townsend,
VIM. q. Price, J. s. Perley, G. A. Hyde.
FOURTH WARD.
Trustee-D. A. DangIer.
Asssssor-Ernest WiIheImy.
Member of the Board of EduoatiOn-L. F.
MsIIsn.
Dslegates-orson Spencer, L. Benedict,
R, D. Noble, John Keller, Oscar A. Childs,
H. H. Hatch, K. Hayes, N. W. Taylor, John
Hoyt, K. Dentz, ]. NJ. Jones.
PIFTH WARD.
Trustee.-Nominstion postponed until Sat-
urday evening next, at half after seven
o'clock.
Assessors. S. Holden.
Member of the Board of EduoatiOn-J. G.
Buell..
Delegates-o. h. Perry, = sturswickls, A.
Pope, William Bsckenback, W. H. Taylor.
SIXTH WARD.
Trustee-John Huntington.
Assessor-Henry Kiimer.
Delsgates-G. W. oalkins, George
Ambuster, N. B. sherwin, Louis Ham
msr, william Cleve, J. ]. Sebastian,
E. B. Chamberlain, L. sartOrius, W. P. HOr-
ton, VIM. Gabriel. Adam BeiIstein.
SEVENTH WARD.
Trustee-E. S. Willard.
Assessor-Ja acob Bishop.
Member Board of EduoatiOn-ThOmas
Reeves.
DeIsgates-William PiokersgiIl, George
Angel, George R. Hall.
EIGHTH WARD.
Trustee. Dwight Palmer.
Assessor-T. NJ. White.
DsIsgates-H. B. DsWOlf, H. B. Webb,
French, - Konkle.
NINTH WARD.
Trustee-John Martin.
Assessor-Ricbsrd Rsdrup.
DeIegatss-T. P. Wilson, G. W. Jones,
J. S. FurnaIl, z. s. Root, A. K. Spencer;
Frank Marshall, R. B. Dennis.
TENTH WARD.
TruStee-MIchael Crapssr.
Assessor Oseph GliddOn.
Dslsgates--G. G. Allen, A. G. HOpkinson,
S. H. Sheldon, R. H. Becker, g. R. Evstt,
Samuel FurnelI, C. T. Norton.
ELEVENTH WARD.
Trustee-Jerry CoOnrad.
AssessOr-George DOttsrwelch.
Member Board of Eduoation-Jaeob
Meyer.
IIDsIegates-S. ]. Burlison, John Kilpat-
rick, John Wagner, Henry L. Raus.
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Dr.. CHAPIS's LEcTURE.-No one Of our
readers should allow anything short Of absO-
Lutte necessity to keep him away from the
lecture of this great orator tomorrow night.
It especially behooves members of the Librs-
~ Association to attend, as the Association
lost heavily on the last two lectures, owing
to the remissness Of members in attendance.
Let the eloquent Doctor have crowded su-
d;onoa
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TUESDAY mORNING, !, MAR. % 1ss4
FRAVFLLKR,s REGISTER,
new ADVERTISEMENTS.

o. A. Rsad-ApriI 1st 7-sO and May Ist $50 oOu-
pom Interest Wanted.
soldiers' Aid Society -FsllOn's stereopticon.
o. Cutter son-Muls' at Auctien.
Madame Porter's Cough Balsam-speciaIE Eotics.
". O. scoheld Co Must be Sold.
L. A. Keppner-shirts and Collars.
Z. B. Telton-For Sale.
o. Cutter sOn-HOu'ehOId Furniture at Auction
Iost-GentIsmen's Ring.
Lost-Muff.
Wanted-To Rent.
Rose a Prentiss-ProvisiOn Market.
LOO. F.-Ioeal Notice.
o. Cutter son-I ooal Notice.
List Of Prizes-Loeal Notice.
Union TotoTs-Local Notice.
Attention 9Th Battsry-Local Eotiee.
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THE 128rH OHIo-Csptain Sanford's
battalion arrived in Sandusky on Saturday,
and were quartersd in the city. How soon
they will join the balance of the regiment
on Jchnson's Island We do not know. The
Captain was ssrenaded on Saturday evening
by the Union Yaeger Brass Band.
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RoAD.-The receipts
of the Michigan Southern Road for the sec
Ond week in March were $65, s72, being an
increase of 1885 over the corresponding
week Of last year.
TOLEDO AND WABASH RAILWAY The full
and accurate fifth annual report of thi, Road
lies before Us. The revenue of the past, as
compared with that of the previous year,
shows an incssass of $s2, ,s04.76 from pssssn-
ger earnings, and falling OF of sos, ,642.24
in freight earnings.
On the 1st of January, 1858, the amount
of storage room under cover was $4,000
square feet, open platform 10000 square feet.
At present the Company has under cover &c.
900 square feet, and Of open platform 81 900
square feet, making 117,OOO square feet
against Sc, 900 square feetlast year.
The statistics of improvements during the
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J,OR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT
NO. ~ Bond street. Hougs hiss e'even rooms,
and is veil suppl, with and lake water Win
hot snd COLI watsrin Kitchen and beth room
ui1T2l-ll4 P. PBENT1SS-
DEAD DR. WELLS AOVER-
TIsEMENT in sn3thsr column. Sos held
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Horse FOR SALB.-A beautiful. bright
bay horse, six year old this spring, sixteen
hands high, weighing about 100 pounds.
This horse is well trained under the saddle,
and weuld make a good match horse. He
can be seen to-day, at Kimborly's stable, on
Champlain street. For further information
enquire at LEADER office. ANY one wanting
a first class horse will do well to eslI.
mar26 1t
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BURGLARE.-The liquor store Of Hillsrd
& Hatch, on River street, was entered Sum
day night BY burglars, who blew open the Of
foe safe, and extracted therefrom about
twenty dollars in money. No clue to the
rAsoAls has yet been obtained.
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10. o. O.-ERIE LODGE No. 27.-The
members Of Erie Lodge are requested to
meet at the Lodge room at half past one
o'clock to-day, tuesday,, to attend the fu-
neral of our late Brother, John L. Hutchins.
The funeral will be held at the N. E. Church,
Hanover street, West Side.
mar29:It. F.. PRATz, N. G.
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CoRoNER's IEoUEsr.-The Coroner held
an inquest on Sunday on the body Of man
found in the Canal, near the Old Tannery.
No Identification of the remains were made
and they appeared considerably decompOssd.
No marks of violence we're discovered. The
deceased was apparently a middle-aged
man, about i've feet, ten inches in height,
and had on striped shirt, drawers, vest,
and was without boots or shoes. The verdict
was Accidental Drowning"
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FALLoN's SrEREoPTIOoE.-This msgnih-
cent work of art gave its first exhibition last
evening at the Academy of Music to large
aRd delighted audience. We not need say
word in praise of the beautiful entertain
ment. All who see it will be sure to return
and enjoy it second time.
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"0HIo BRIeADE."-C Colonel Mitchell, Of
the l1Sth o. v. I, has now command Of what
is called the Ohio Brigade" consisting Of
the Sd, 9sth, 1929, I2Ist, 18th Ohio, and two
Illinois regiments. This brigade was, until
recently, commanded by Brigadier General
John Beatty, now resigned.
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CHICAGO n1ARKKF.
Especial to the Cleveland L1ADrn.J

Especial TO the Cleveland LEADKR.I
CHICAGO, March o.
The general markets to-day opened dull and de-
pressed, but closed firm.
ElOur-Market active Sales 1900 bbla at o. l2,fs
70 Tor white winter, 1913 for low fade do and "a
eoa5, 20 for low grade to choice spring.
Wheaf-Declined y TO &c, with liberal sales at
u, loal,l5a for No. and sl.lO5{al,ll for No 2
Corn-Actiye and steady for old sales Of old No
al 81 and No al 90as2c New csrn brisk and
No 2. ~
-, ,Osts--Ac lower. Sales No. 1 at 6i4Gs5Hc, and
RyeIsales At tl,O2 for winter receipts, and Sl,e4
AtGaygt1oa-I10O bbls changed haBds at qlaqsr
ela sing WI a good demand At the latter figure -
There are few sellers below 9ia9sc
tive HOgs-Acfive Sales OF l459 head at f6 Is
az 2i, chiefly 1T e7,0Oa7 10.
um grades.
PrOVlBlcna-Firm.
sea and firm at 5000
Owing to the decline in gold in the aftsrnoon the
grain m Arhet became duh and weak. with a slight
decline In price. HighWines Iemained hrm at g45
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THE GREAT IRISH NATIONAL FAIR.-This
great national denomination, under the
charge of the Fenian Brotherhood, opened
yesterday in Chicago, with ceremonies of the
most imposing charactsF A vast amount of
goods are received for exhibition, several
cases Of which came from Ireland. A grand
procession was expected to come OF yester-
day, and Governor Yatesi is announced to de-
liver tho opening address.
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GOLD CoUPONs.-We are buying cou-
pons of 7-30 United States Bonds, due the
1st of April. and of $40 United States
Bonds, due May 1st, at very nearly gold
rates, enabling parties holding bonds to
avail themselves Of the present high rate Of
premium. WRIeHT & BRo,
mch25:l44 80 Superior St.
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AT TEE ANaIER.-Among the arrivals
a. the Angler yesterday were Lieutenant
Colonel L. Van Blsssingh, of the S7th o. V.
L, J. N. Mccullough, Of Wellsvills, and H.
F. sWeetser and R. NJ N. Taylor of Mead
vile,
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LOCAL NOTICES,

A few friends have obtained the consent
Of Rev. Richard Bury to receive donation
visit on Tuesday afternoon and evening,
March 29th, at his house, liz St. Clair street.
All the old friends Of this venerable aud be-
loved prssbytsr are invited to be present.
mr25:I44
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COMMUNICATIONS 0PKNED-The Ssndusky
Register says that boats have again COM
mencsd to ply between sandusky and john
sons Island. Fields of ice are in sight, but
it is thin and tender, and will soon be out of
the way. Indeed, it no longer obstructs
navigation.
The Toledo Blade says that the Maumse
River is now clear Of ice, and communication
between Toledo and the up-river towns has
been resumed.
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TEE 67rH OHIo,now eight hundred strong,
left for the front yesterday morning, under
command Of Colonel YOris. It left on the
Pittsburgh road for Washington, ,aAd is order
ed to report to General Casey.
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VIEW ADVERTIsERaENTs.

~ FOR SALE "TO REET.p aBosT." I"
WAFTr, p q vOUEn,' - IS m RDING.''s QuE-
lES," sUd ether short notices, not excsedin ing
FnuR LINEs inserted tWice in this coiumn 'or
2acenes. three times IS cents, four times
5O ceufas OF All over -FOUR LINES and not eA-
eaadinR EIoHr LlHEs, d0ubie above Tafes-
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CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE Insurance
COHPAEY.-We see by the recent report of
this staunch old Company that their capital
is now over six millions of dollars, and that
the interest money is moro than sufficient to
pay the annual losses.
Five thousand six hundred and seventy
two policies were issued during last year !;
probably the largest amount of business ever
done by any Life Insurance Company in the
same period of time, and there is good reason
for this, as the dividends paid annually have
averaged more than fifty per cent. and the
expenses less than those Of any other COM
psny in the United States.
Here in Cleveland the company is deserved
Iy popular under the careful management of
Messrs. COultOn & Lee, who are the general
agents for Northern Ohio.
Mr.. Lakey, the general travelling agent,
is visiting all the principal tOWns,a ,and we can
cordially recommend him and the company
to those seeking life insurance.
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E. LrNDsLEY, Secretary.
Cleveland, March oath, 1864-144.
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AT Auction this morning, at 108 Euclid
street, an elegant gilt framt mirror and lot
Of handsome mahogany furniture, brussels
carpet, &C., &c mar29:l44.
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ATFH WEDDELL.-J Ohnson R. Giddings,
the veteran champion of Freedom, was in
t1Wn yesterday. he stopped at the We'd
dali.
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ROR SALEOR RENT "A HOUSE,
Lot ard two acre. Af Pasturs land, IN T. st
Cleveland, at he end Of Clev land street. kai-
Ioad Endufrs Of O. J. KEEbEh,
msrIlI. - 81 aoufh sIde Pnblic sQua-e.
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TRINITY CHURoH-The following officers
have been elected for Trinity Church during
the coming year: Wsrdsns, A. Roberts, s.
L. Mather; Vestrymen, W. J. Boardman, S,
F. Lester, PhilO scOviIl, b. F. Harrington.
R. P. spsIding, B. Butts, o. A. Brooks, s.
D. MCMILLAN.
At the meeting the gratifying announce
msntwa made thst the Church was entirely
free from debt.
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CoUEZ OF CoHXoH PLEAs.-Judge Bolton
yesterday rendered verdict in the case of
Timothy Crapser Us. John Ball ct al, which
had been argued to the Court on Saturday
by Loren Prontiss for plaintiff, and Hitch
cock and Estep for defendants. The
suit is an action to set aside contract,
the petition setting up that the contract in
controversy was not assignable, but has been
assigned wrOngfuIly. In the contract, lease
was given to the defendant, Ball, sOn-in-laW
of the plaintiff, Of a portion of plaintiff g
premises, the plaintiff to live with the de-
fsndant, enjoying certain privileges. Said
Ball, defendant, assigned his rights under
the contract, and the plaintiff prays, there
fore, that the same be forfeited and that he
be relieved from his obligations. Judgment
was given for plaintiff, and defendant was
ordered to leave the premises within twenty
days from date. Notice of appeal was given
by defendant.
The case of Blish, Garlick i 90. vs. the
propeller Tiogs, is still on trial before Judge
Oofinberry.
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PLEASE announce the name Of W. P.
Fogg, as a suitable candidate for Commits
sioner of Water Works, and oblige
msr29:144. UNION VoTERs.
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DEEFB7RY-DF. B. ?. Robinson, ofiee
so Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best mAn-
nsP and ct . low price. dso4R3F
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ATTENTION NINTH BATTERY.-Rendez
vous at Camp Cleveland, on Saturday, April
I'd, 1864. By command Of
mar29:144. Il. B. YORK. Captain.
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Ca1o CAEAL.-Water will net be let into
the Ohio Canal before next Monday, as its
repairs will not be concluded before that
time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-29
" A N T e DI
Fractional Certificates o. G. & @. Stock
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOB
GOLD, SILVER, 0. 8. INTsT. COUPONS

Canada Money,
By E.B. HALE, BANK1R,
Ill superIor-Sf.
Agent for the purchase and sale Of
Government Bonds.
~Uncurrent Funds converted OF Low
est Rates, feb1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-29

Reserve your seats to-day for ohapin's les
ture tomorrow evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-29

LUBM's Perfumes for seven shillngs.
Pure Wines, Brsndies, etc., at Halls HomsO-
pathic Pharmacy, No. II Public Square.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-29

FOR Coughs, Colds, and TOOthsche, use
Portsr's Cure of Pain. We have tried it
frequently, and found It an excellent and
reliable antidote in sll cases. TFUmbWH DEM
oeFGt.
Sold by all druggists. Price 35cts.
W. L. PORTHR, Proprietor,
noV7:RI Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-29

Be sure and secure your seats to-day for
DR.. Chapin's lecture to- morrow night.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-29
AMp8ERaEN
GRAND OPENINGi
On Tuesday Evening, March 20, 1884.

The hall has been brilliantly decorated and reft-
ted throughout st an enormous eXpenGe aud is now
decidadIv the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-29
CITY NEWS.

Reserve your seats to day for ohapin's leo
ture tomorrow evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-29

TIE Pittsburg Fair, says the Plain Deal
sr, commences on Wednesday, June 7th.