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FIREKEN's FEsTIvAL-The eighth an
nual bail of Torrent Engine Company, No
10, will take place at the West Side ArmOry
on Thursday, February 1ltb. The proceeds
of the ball will be devoted to the relief of
soldiers families. 1t is a noble object and
deserves the support of all.
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SANITARY FAIR. The Building Com
mittee is doing finely. The building already
begins to show what it will be when compile
ted. The great work however will be to fill
it. Now everybody can do something; each
person knows best what he or she can con-
tribute. The soldiers children can give o
few pincushions the grown people can make
reticules, shawls, stockings, collars, afghans,
nets, caps, infants baskets, embroidery,
moss work and she'll work. From this time
until the 22d of February, all the delicate
fingers in this part of the State can be busy
for the sake of the fathers, brothers, hus-
bands, sons and lovers in the army.
Then, the men-let them bring forward the
old pistols and guns, the uniforms, the thou
sand and one relics of this and other wars.
The workers in brass and iron, in wood and
stone, the painters, the photographers, can
all send or make something. And those
who have money; those who in these times
of mourning have grown rich who can place
limit to the contributions-sueh should
make large donations. Their special care
should be that no part of the great building
should lack supplies, and their donations
should show that they appreciate the sacrih-
ces and hsroism Of those who are standing
guard between Them and the great army of
rebels at the South. If any one hesitates,
not knowing what or how to send, we will
say to them that the express companies and
railroad companies carry packages free Of
charge. Money may be sent to T. P. Handy,
Esq; machinery, to e. NJ. Chaplin, secrsta-
ny fancy articles, to Mrs. A. G. COlwsll, Ill
Kinsman street, Mrs. H. NJ. Chaplin, 1877 ST.
Clair street, Mrs. J. V. Painter, Il Euclid
street, Mrs. D. P. ROsdsr, 2sl St. Clair
street, Mrs. A. W. Fairbanks, 221 St. Clair
street. The other committees We have
named already, but will mention their names
from time to time, so that none need plead
ignorance as to the msthOd of contributing.
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LOCAL NOTICES,

TIE ladies who hsvs been appointed
upon the Refreshment Committee and find
themselves unable to fulfil the duties Of the
position, are requested to send in their names
to the Chairman of the Committee as early
as possible, that their places may be filed by
others. Mrs. 7. BURNHAN,
isn30.1t Chairman.
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FoR Coughs, Colds, and Toothsche, use
Porter's Cure Of Pain. We have tried it
frequently, and found it an excellent and
reliable antidote In all oGSes.-IFlrabEHD DSHs
0eTdt.
Sold by su druggists. Price 25ets.
W. L. PORTER, Proprietor,
noV2:RI Cleveland, Ohio.
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DEPARTUzE.-Mr. Chas. Fendt the pop
ular and gentlsmsnIy agent Of Grau's Opera
troupe, ler this city for Cincinnati and St.
Louis on Thursday evening. He is very
courteous and amiabIc gentleman and we
commend him to our brethren of the press
eHerYRhere.
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MONDAY, FEB'Y 1sT, 1864
House and Lot, No. 50 RashlngtOu-st.
West Side.

AT TAUOTlOH.....--..--........B BT U. GUTTER GsoH,
O.CUTTER 3 SON will sell on Monday, Fsb'y let,
at II O'Clock A. M, on the premises, house aud lot,
No. 81 Washington street, West side) between the
residences Of Hon. Horace Foot and seth W. John
sen, Esq. The lot Is lOl et mont on Washington
street and runs back 100 feet to Vermont street.
Terms OF sale-Ons fourth eash in hand and bal
ance In one, two and three years, With semi-annual
Interest," or all cash at the option Of tbs purchaser.
De cred payments to be secured By mortgage on he
prsmisee and policy Of insurance for s2oOO on the
house.
Titis nerfect ian22.IH
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RALLY TO TIE BANNER "A meeting Of
the Seventh Ward will be held at the Engine
house Saturday evening, January Both. The
meeting is to make arrangements to clear the
Ward Of the draft. Good speakers will be
in attendance. jan30'135.
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BLACK VALLEY RAILROAD GUIDE.-The
printed circular of this road, which starts at
sippington and runs, through TipplstOn,
Drunkards Curse, Murder Hollow, idiots
Flats, Dslirium-tOn and other crowded cities,
to Destruction, is before Us. It's time table,
rules, display pictures and business state
ment are ingenious. For copies apply to the
Massachusetts, Sabbath School Society, Is
Cornhill, Boston.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
CTO expire on the Slst day Of January, 1851
AUDITOR OF STATE s OFFICE, J
INSURANCE DEPARTNENT,)
Cllumnul. OHIO. lamar lq-h. l.il

O)lumDusi Onios January lgths te0i.J
WHE1EAs, The TOnkers and NsE Yosk Firs L Bus
rance Compazy, located a. IOnseTs in the 5tats Of
Rev YORK, has hied in thif odics sworn SlAtsmens
Of its conditiOl quirCd b. the keatiou OF the
act TO egulais InsurAnos Omp Iaie5 not incoTpo-
r.tsd By ths State Of OhiO5 passed April 8 1885 snd
Whsr as, said tOmsAay nas furLtsned tae under
signed satisfactory evidence that II Il PCS s.sed Of at
least One undi ed Thousand Dollars II actual cspi
tai invested in stocks, in bonds IN mortEs 80
Of real estate, worth double The amount Tor whish
the Is mOrtgag-d and. W heressl said Con pa
ny has fled In this ofics written Instrument IN.
der tts corporate SEAL igned by he President ard
SecIe'ary taere0f authorizing any sgsnt or agents
o. said COmpauy in this ) ate acknowledge serFico
Of ps0e@ss. for and Ia behalf OF said COMPANY con-
sending th tuch tertioe Of process shall Be taku
ami he'd 10 b. valid a. II serVeo upon the Comps-
n.y. aocoraing the laws OF ibis any other state
and WaistGg al cain or right OF error, By
such acEnOwled5e e nent OF strvce.
Now. Fher fCre, in pIrsuancs o. tho nTst section
the afOrssaii act I, James d GOcman, Auditor sf
state for Ohio, do hereby certify thai said gonkerl
and New ToTk Fire Insurance LomgaBy, OF YoEkers,
New York. Is aulhOriz Iranssst the BUSINESS OF
Insurance 10 this stats until tn thirty hrst day
Of January, in the year ono tholsanl eight hulored
sixty hss
In Wines whereof. have hereunto sas scribed
nv name aud saused ths zeal OF ny ofics to be
.L-s.l affixed The day srd var zhoye Eritten-
81 Jas. q. q iDaAN, -
auditor Of state.
K. J. FULLER, Agent, 2l5 superiOr-st !,
CLEVELAND. o. Iss4
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TEE best place to buy Pianos and Mslo-
dsons Is at Sanford 4 Co.'S, 164 Superior
street Call and satisfy yourselves that this
is no idle boast. Mathews, the tuner, makes
his headquarters there. jan 27:1S6
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A NOVEL GIFr.-Mr. sturgis, Of Msns-
field, has sent to the Sanitary Fair two fine
dogs of the pointer breed. They will be OBJ
jeots Of considerable attention.
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UNITED STATES CoURT-The Grand
Jury was discharged on Thursday. They
presented an indictment against Asher War
ner, for passing counterfeit fifty cent orders.
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Mrs. DAYS SCHooL.-The next term Of
Mrs. Days School, corner of Euclid and Erie
streets, will commence on Monday, February
1st. Penmanship by Mrs. Spencer Ger
man by Madam vain. jan30:135
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LICENSED CLAIM OFFIUBs
eLEvELLsD, Ohio, W4sHrsaToS, D g.,
No. 1 LymRn's Block, No. AS Ninth 81.
Near the Csurt House.
We are authorised By Government to collect
the
due discharged soldiersi also, the widow, ehi-
dren, and rightful heirs ofan deceased soldiers
also
pensions,
70 which every discharged soldier was dls-
sbledin The service, IS entitled. Also, Pensions
ior soldierz' widows, children, mothers or or
phzn sisters, as they are seve-aIly entitled IN
dsr the law. AlSo,
Back Pay
due discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
promptly collected, or cashed. Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted three months men I;
money due teamsters, aud every other class Of
claims growing out CT this o. any other war.
We also pay special attention TO
PATENTS.
- Avoid Claim and Patent Agents who
are not Licensed
We publish ' TIE sOLDIER's FRUEsD," paper
much interest to soldiers and their heirs.
Send US your name and stamp, and we will send
for Is cents.
Apply to Us IN person Or by letter, with stamp,
and your business shsl have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge uatl after we have &C.
eompllshed what We undertake.
septic c. 6. BRUCE.
CLEVELAND WOOLEN MILLS.
A. IL Z. c. POPE,
supefniendents, Manufacturers and Dealers in
AL kinds Of
WOO OLEN GOOD .,
Consisting Of Plsis Fancy
cAS5TMERE5,
DOESK1NS,
SATTINETs,
UNIONS,
FLAEEELS,
BLANKETS,
ETC, ETC.
A good stock constantly on hand, adapted to
the Western Market.
Market prices paid for Wool and Pelts, in Cash
OF Manufactured Goods.
Once and Salesroonas,
NO. sS WATER STREET, CLEVELAND, o.
auA r 2
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RUKsEY's MATIEEE.-Pierce and Man
ming, the two great Comedians Of the age,
appear this afternoon and evening for the
last time.
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'RUMsEY's MAT1NEE.-Last time of the
great treble Clog Dance by West, Clifford
and Walters.
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THURSDAY, FEB. 18th, 1854.
Two Houses and Lots,

AT AUCTION. ON.....................sT o. CuTTHz soS
O,OUTTER d SON will sell on Thursday, Eebru:
u y ISth on the prem Bes, the following described
property, viz;
HOUSE AND LOT 104 EUCLID-ST.
Two story Brick Housa. with Basement. well built
Gas and Water, with fixtures. Also, good frame
Barn on same premises. Lot 2ex feet front and Is
'eet deep running through 20 Huron-st.
HOUSE AND LoT 106 EUCLID ST.
Two story Brick House, with Basement, well built
us islt deep, running through to Huron+sf.
TFRMs or SALE-One lourth cash At tine Of sale :
balance In one, two and three yean.
-Sale TO oommencs At l0O'elOck A. N.
ESrFor further particulars enquire q Brayton
sto0kwel No. AtTatsE BGtldings or of .; Cu ter z
Son, Bank-st. fanb ~
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POLICE CoURT.-Nothing Of importance
was transacted in this court yesterday morn
ing, only six cases being disposed of.
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RUHsEY's MATIEEE-MuIlaly and Rhein-
boIdt appear for the last time this afternoon
and evening in their great Violin Solos.
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SEWIHG MACHINES FoR SALE.-Four
Wheeler 4 Wilson and Grover 4 Baker Sew
ing Machines, perfectly new, fos sale cheap
for cash. Apply at the LEADER counting
room. nov25a
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RUMsEY's MATINEE.-Lsst day Last
night. This afternoon a grand matinee for
ladies and children.
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- DE. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
Elsctropathy, cures obstinate cases Of DysPeP-
Gia, Rheumatism. Scrofula, Neuralgs and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the BRAIN
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
cans, and other Chronic diseases Reference
fiven to many formidable cases cured in this city
Eder other physicians had failed. See advertise
nent in another column. ONCE No. lls, Seneca
nfraaf
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VALENTINES.
VALENTINES /!

VALENTINES VALENTINES
OF every style and price, from one cent to
ten dollars, for sale wholesale and retail at
Bakers News Rooms, 259 Superior Street,
and Hodmsn's Block, near The PostOfics.
| ian %
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Hon. D. R Tilden, Chairman; Captain A. Brad
ley, DR.. Beckwilh, D. Clark, hon. John Barr, J.
V. N. Yates, A. G. Ransom, Cleveland, @. Tillott-
son, Fremont; R. Murray, Mentor.
Captain G. Moo e, Madison, with power 70 ap-
point Committees in adjoining Townships or
Counties.
The meeting then adjourned, to meet on
Monday evening, February 1st, at o'clock,
at Room No. 2, Court House, at which full
attendance of all the Committees is request
ed. P. S. PRIoE, sec'y.
Cleveland, January 29, 1862.
(HeraId and Plaindealer please copy)
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SATURDAY, JAN. 3OIH, 1864.
Furniture, Books, Sewing Machine,
Oil Paintings, &c,
- rrnrr..r n. a In, 4 e.

o. CUTTER & son Will sci on Saturday, January
a0th Al batr Auction boo D, BRUk st., co nmencinR
a. 10 o'clock lot OF Furniture, Sc, consisting Of
one Rosewood Book Case BureaaF, Bed steads Wash
Sands chairs Tables, Carpets Mattresses Fine oil
PaiptinEs aRd EugrAyings. in framts, Fancy krti-
cles UIocks 200 Yo.umss Medical and Miscellaneous
Works . variety Of UrOeksry and Glass Ware, &C.
AlsO-Ons Singer Swing Machine, in complete Or
dsr Cash 81 time Of sale. JanI7 rs
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DaHFmFRx-Dr. B. ?. Robinson, ofies
so Wood street. Al kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
nsr and at IoE Prics. deo1R97
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COAL coNMIrTEEs.

MAuoNIse RAnRoAD.-D. P. Rhodes, Chair
man; T. J. Price, L. Crawford, Cleveland; G. H.
Andrews, NJ. J. Arms, Youngstown.
A.&G W. R R.-W. W. Crawford, Chairman !;
A. L. Duncan, orangeville; W. D. Drake, Meade
vile.
CANAL & 6o.Z&O. R.R-J. F. Gard, Chairman,
VIM. Brown, L. Crawford, @. II. Clark, D. ".
Cross, Cleveland; J. P. Barton, Masslloni DR..
Gap, P. & Ft WAIVE r. R-A. Jones,
Chairman, ". H. Keith, F. Butts, W. c. B.
Rinharhsnn. G Walton.
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RUMsEx's MATIEEE.-Rumsey, Pierce,
Manning, Sprung, West and Clifford, the six
grand Comedians last appearance.
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SEWING MACHINES.
80 U. S. BONDS.

We have Iotiee frcm tbs General Subscription
BFent SO Eoan that the VII lie amount Of tn L. an
authorizsi by lsW, has bosn taken by subscription
We cannot, th=ref0re, furnish, as heretofore, the
Bonds At par and interest
We sha be pleased to I'LL orders for these Bonds at
market rates, and shau enceAvor to keep constantly
hand ready for immediate delivery, full assortment
q GoTernment Stocks
EWealso buy and sell, on Commission, "a
All Kinds Of Stocks and Bonds,
Al the New York stOcE BxehaHEe-
CA RKAD q Co, Bankers,
san94R9 175 suporior-st., Cleveland, o.
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ID. w. GAGE,

Licensed war Claim Agent.
Ccllscts Bounties Pensions, Back Pay, Prize Honey
snd other War Claims.
~Psuonal Attention is given 70 the prosecution
q Oaims IN the Departments at Washington.
~Au psrsons having Claims should spPly in per-
son, or 81 letter, at once, and they viii rooeiye
prompt attention
octls-Rx l6S supsTior-St., Cleveland, o.
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CITY NEWS.

TAX BOOKS will close Monday, February
sth, 1854
II. s. WHITTLEsET, County Treasurer.
iau2o.l3T
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RUMsET's MAT1EEE.-Go' early, 90 early.
The last appearance of this star troupe Of the
world.
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MRs. CAGES LEcTURE-This true-heart-
ed woman and earnest phiIanthropist is an
nOuncsd to address the Freedmsn's Aid So
ciety Of this city at Brainard's Hall, on Tues
day evening Feb. ID. We trust that her lee
ture will be largely attended. The Syracuse
Standard thus speaks Of her lecture in that
city:
The lecture was one of the best We ever
listened to. Generally plain statement Of
facts, but pointed with philosophy and ar
gument; earnest, full Of beautiful sketches
it held the undivided attention of those gen
orally not interested in the subject. But lit
tie publicity had been given to the lecture OF
the hall would doubtless have been crowded
to overfowing, as Mrs. Gage is well known
as an authoress and philanthropist, aud many
would have gone to hear one Of whose talent
and goodness they had so often heard. She
depicted in thrilling eloquence, and yet with
great simplicity, her life for thirteen months
among the "COntrabsnds" of the South and
urged upon the audience the duty Of aidin z
those who were trying so hard to aid them
selves. She spoke about an hour and half
and every word went TO the hearts Of hel
hearers.
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HonH Parsons limits
bls oAmphOrslsd Dentitrice. sePt2S-R2
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HUsIEKss NOTICES.

FLAGS AND BANNERS.
Orders promptly filed. Address
CIV. CRoWELL & CO.,
np2s:1Gl 2lI superior-st., Cleveland, Ohio.
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On TINE.
All the Daily and Weekly Papers are now
received on time at Bakers, 259 Superior
Street. janis.
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FkBRUAkY nIAGAzINEs.


Cooley, Peterson, Atlantic and Continental
Magazines for February, for sale at Bakers,
259 Superior Street. JANIS
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Rosa d PrentIss' ProvIsusa market Re

pert.
The following are the rates charged By them:
Hams-SHgAr-cured premium Hams, . y. ........ .l3c
DEloU neel-f . Alo
9houidera-ougar-cured p
Lard-Prime leaf, kettlo-rended in bbls . b....l3e
Prime Leaf, kettle rendered In kegs b-.l3Ac
POrk-Ho. mess D ~. 90
Extra clear D 70
~ No extra charge made for packages or carriage
10 railroad depOts boatg. Ali articles warrant
ed strictly prime, and equal 10 anything in the State
Orders promptly filed. Our Bugar-oured Hams and
ksttle-rendered Lard took the first premium ct the
late Ohio State Fair. BOSE 3 PREHTISS,
Nos. l42, ia and LAG Ontario-st.. Cleveland.
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RUMsEE's MATIHEE.-Don't fail to hear
the sweet melodies of stratton and Stout this
afternoon and evening. their last appearance.
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Ww YORK nIAKKE4-Jan. 20.


-COtton-Market dull and lower. sAles At s2So
for middling uplands.
RiOur-MarKst doll and lnc lower
Sales soar 90 for extra State inside price for infs-
rior; q, ,40N75 IS for extra round hooped Ohio and
N60h9 80 for trade brands.
Market closing closing heavy and very dull.
Whisky-4Srket unsettled. sales Of state at 7s
9SOc and $50 hbls Western reported at 49,
Wheat-MaTketd dull and TO 3c lower, closing
with no buyers At toe outside quotations.
Saes at t 5zal SO for ChiragO spring; q, - q 50
for Milwaukee Cub tl,59 gl.62 for Amber MilEau-
kee; al6fcl, 81 for Winter red Western and Si,7O9
l,75 for Amber Michigan.
Corn-hiore active and lower Sales 81 ,20@ ,2l for
Western in store.
Oats-DuII and easier. salss at 9Oa92o for West
eru, chiefly at gle.
WOOl-Quiet and firm. Sales Of domestic fleece at
sO6Ssc and 100 bales pulled - 73d1Sec
PetrOleum-Dull sales ct Z9Hlt37o for crude;
45sSsz475zc for refined in honds 53G55 ditto free.
Pork-Wifhout material change Sales SEQ hbls
mess deliverable within ten days At s2J,OO.
Heef-S:eady
Cur Meats -Iuactivs. Small sales at SGec for
shoulders and lOSsl2Ec for hams.
Bacon Sides-Good request and prices firm.
Sales Al 10Y 11lie for Western Cumberland cut lie
or city do l2nl35Eo for Western long tut hams,
partly 70 arrive and l3h GlI37sc for city 70.
Dressed HOgs-mOre active and frmeE. Sales
at Sd954o for western and g9lG59Hc for city.
LRrd-Unchanged
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ITO LET.-3o AND 4TH FLooRs, 40
xaO feet Of Brick Building on superioT-St.s
fronting also, C. @. Q. kadlroed- nrzf rate ioeA-
tfon for manufacturing.
Also, the building formerly occupied by Eartsn =
Knight. a. Coppersmith shop, in rear oi AtHAtef
deco JRO. 9. JENEIBGs, Agent.
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REAL estate TRAHsFERs-The follow
ing transfers of real estate have been enter
ed on the records Of this County during the
past week:
Benjamin Wood to Sebastian Blessing,
one hundred and twenty acres of land in In
dependence, fronting on the State and coun-
ty roads; consideration, So, ,4sO.
Joseph c. .,Grssnlease to Albert A. AtWa-
ter, fifty acres and half of land in New
burgh; consideration, IS, 500.
Oliver a. Perry and Henry B. Payne to
John DAILY, thirty feet front on AIsbsms
street by 132 feet deep; consideration, $780,
Jacob Levi and A. Mayer to L. N. Crumb,
Afty-four feet front on Euclid street, extend
ing back to Huron street; con sideration,
81 900.
Alden B. stOckwell to Lyman Little, ave
acres Of land in East Cleveland fronting or
the Brewery road; consideration, $1,000.
W. F. Kittridgs to Solomon Lyman, thir.
ty feet front on Lake street, near Ontario, BY
100 feet deep consideration, s., 500.
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RUMsEY's MATINEE.-Great success Of
". Manning, the great western cOmmedian.
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AUCTION SALES.

THURSDAY, FEB. 4rH, 1864.
LARGE SALE OF ELEGANT
Household Furniture, Piano, &C.,
AT AUCIlO lON...-.....-.-.-.---bI v. JUtfEB q SON.
At hou e Of John Shelly, 4as Euclid-St.
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LICENSED CLAIM OFFIUB5
CLFTELAHD, Ohio, WASHINGTON, d O.,
No. Lyman's Block, No. 44S Ninth St.
Near the Csurt House.
We are authorised By Government to collect
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due discharged soldiersi also, the widow, ehl-
dren, and rightful heirs ofan deceased soldiers
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GROCERIES 4 PROVISIONS.

TEAS.-CHoIoEG GRIEN AND BLG Ok
TEAS, Of every description, selected vi b great
care frum cent imp rtatiOns- Those Wto like good
fragrant Iea will do Wsll 10 give u a call.
For sale by CHURCHILL a BIO,
4 rafion-145 Oufarfo-sf
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70 which every discharged soldier was dls-
sbisdin The service, IS entitled. Also, Pensions
ioT soldiers widows, children mothers or or
phAn sisters, as they are ssVerally entitled un-
AoT tha law Alan,
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III. LIABILITIES.

EIFTE-Ths amount Of Liabilities, due or not
cue, 10 Banks aud other Ursditorr..sl 20 90
sIxTH-LiOssos adjusted and due More
SEVENTH-Lossfs justed and not dd~hone
EIgHTH-Lo5ses unadi Is ted. -. None
hISTH-Losses in suspense, waiting Tor fur
Their prOof-----a.-..-. .-----.-..-----. None
T1STH-A1 other Gains against tue Com
None
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STATEMENT.
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YonkerI and Eew York Fire InS. Co.,
on the Slgtday Of rscember, Isss made 70 the Au.
ditor Of ohio p1rtuant the statute Of that stats
not Incorporated By the state 0f Ohi0' passed ApT