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- A. H.-HIgHT EXPRESS FRAIa-esozelnR
st etEard, Asb 'sbua AID PaiEssTiiis oDiT, esd
=rri.e 81 Ciegalsnd at 10 Az
SIS A. II MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
TIsSIS-StoFSi1s 1t al stations Sod arriys ~
D:I5 Z. D,-T0LEDU EXPRKSS-S.opplnz ss aN
sszttszs s1ceE SWauTills, SsTbrook, uniSayiile
EaETy, aeztos and E!okllde, and arrives Il
SIS 2 d.=DAY EXPRESS TRAIE-stospIaF &c
9frcr-, ,Uoraeazg, Eshtabuls, Geneva & PElceLs
vile O2iT. lEd arrives Ia Cleveland at 9.25 ?. -
- see3z1 Ciazs Cs-5 Ars raa On AL tkroaga
TratEs.
an the trains going westward connect st usTslar,.
vita trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cinoir-
natl, icdlAnapeis, St. Loais, &C.; and Al through
trains gcing eastward. connect at Durkirk With ths
srains of the Rev YORK Erie Railroad, a1I 3uf-
fAl with thOso Of the HsH York Central : baGaio 4
neW York City ks+lroads to- New York, Albany.
On the Phils1sinhIA : Erie kailroad
Dss- Day Express, East and West, connects Bk
alrsrd win Trains on Erie Pittsburgh Railroad
0r LAnss'ihs, AesdYiiles ';TessoEn, ~
rssvs'sne Oct. s7ss. "a
0LEVELAHD q TOLEOO &. r.
ring the coming Tintsr, Three Daily Passenger
Trains viii z1a bstassn OieEslAnd and Dstrolt, -
f5lloEs;
Leaves OieVelAnG.--...s.-...s..s---. $50 A. -
Arrive IN Detr t.--....--............s o:5O r -
Leaves CieTel nd...................... 80 H.
Arrive In DetrOit,..... ?. H
LeeVes OleVelan1 ....-iOs9O p ~
Arrive l. cstroit.-..............-.-.. 500 a. d.
The s:lO A. n. and 1000 ?. <. Trains ron CleTe-
land make COED Connections for jackson, Mich.
b his arrangements Passengers viii Be Fub.oc8
to 0etsltioh as Totdo and win arrive n Dotruis
promptly at ths above ttErs. L D. RJ CKEk,
roi:RS 51p's O. I. B. 2
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DOTATUES ON RAILROAD TRAc
o. IN rsors, D barrels or IN bulk, at e AeIH
treet. fes5:lscl y. EHLHIEeH.
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PaOrRSsoE oY ELayrzgESFs:E A-lD EIz1zIg5Es.
O1lce-llc Seneos EtTs5t IsH aUcr= szcu supsrior,
up stairs, ozro-i.s the Ciiy EOt2l
9S4-o1ce hours from to e and frcd 70 9 ocloch
Daily Sundays excs7tS3.l
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lnO DOLLARs PRElIUMI
THE sPEEpY AIip PHEMANEEr gURE

Of the above and AlEe al contagious dsssos Of ths
hsHTed1Stixe Or5an. With al bed eheots aris!nE
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3sHsasas.
1884. Pennsylvania Central 1854
DOUBLE TRACK RAILROAD,
CTTTH I1s CohEECTIOHsh
Il Firsi-Class Route, for Safety, Couiors
and Speed, 70 all Eastern Ci!iss.
TAGEK IS STlAE sALLAsTEl FREE FA0E DISII

IRON PITTs5CBeH TO EKE YOkK.
One train runs daily (Sss ls!lss,) ia AIlsatoua
without change Of Cars, arriving
II ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER ROUTE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24

After which Mr.. q. ORILDERs will disp'ay to
audience how muss ct should bs used, erd Is used
nv our troops. In this performance he challenges
the World
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TIE AooIDEET AT BELLEvUE.-The Lo-
rain County News Of yesterday publishes q
letter from Bellevue which gives an abstract
of the verdict of the COrOner's Jury in refer
ence to the recent accident at Bellevue. It
seems to Us thst the Jury ovsrsteppsd its
prerOgstive in deciding what rules the Com
pany should or should not enforcs,-if, in
deed, they attempted such decision, as the
correspondent of the News asserts. he
says:
Coroner Allen, Of Huron county, held an
inquest on the remains found here, after the
Railroad disaster. The following are the
points in the verdict Of che jury.
lst. That the persons came to their death
BY collision Of the Chicago Express train,
with some coal cars standing on the side
track, and from the FIRE caused by said ooI-
lision.
I'd. That the collision was caused by the
switch being unIaWfulIy opened, or unlaw-
fully left open, by some person or persons
unknown to the jury.
The jury found further, that this train was
running at rate Of speed unlawful and un-
authorised by rule No. ~ Of the published
rules Of the Railroad Company. This rule
was admitted Is testimony, and provides
that trains spprOaehing switches shall reduce
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LAKu SUPERIOR TRADz.-The following vessels
will BE- engaged in the transportation Of Iron ore
from lake Superior to this port the ensuing season
Queen City, Captain J. Herns; New London, Gap
tain J. 8. Lampo; ChAllsnze, Captain J Stone; Ex-
change, Captain Rules Middlssex, Captain Davis !
WsEstaR, Captain C. Stone; Wellington, Captain NJ
Burks.
FREIoHTs There Is but little Inquiry at this point
as yet concerning freRhts, the present weather and
the ice blockade Of Of the principal ports not
giving favorable promise Of the early opening Of nav
cation. The impression. however, seems to be pret
ty general that they will be low ss compared with
last year, partly in view Of the extensive change Of
hands oflake craft. A few more weeks viii doubt
less witness considerable activity in this department
DEPARTuss.-Ths scov Consuelo left this port yes
terday, bound up the Lake.
IcE-Reports from Chicago and Buffalo represent
those harbors a. about frozen up.
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TIE ARABs.- Last night was an
other success for the Children Of the
Desert. Their performances terminates with
this week, as they go to Pittsburg next week,
and We would urge every one of our readers
to see them before they 90. Mr.. Childers'
Zouavs musket drill, which is given every
evening, is itself worth the price Of admis-
sion. It is most wonderful exhibition. Mr..
Dickson and Mr.. Jsfreys have been delight
ing their audiences with capital farceI re-
Gently, and are, we are informed, to be re-
Inforced by more Of Mr.. ElIsIers company
from Columbus. Go and see the Arabs to-
night, by all means.
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HoEORABLE.-Among the luggage de
stroysd in the recent railroad accident on the
@. & P. Railroad at Bellevue, was large
amount of silver plate, the property of Mr..
Burroughs Of the Richmond House, Chicago.
After the Ere, twonty-siK pounds Of melted
silver were recovered, which Mr.. Burroughs
took at silver price, and the Railroad Com
pany with cOmmsndabIs honesty, paid him
the difference in value. The Railroad Com
pAny was not legally bound to do so, the
silver ware having been put in the car as
" "baggsge," and not specially mentioned, as
is the condition required by the Railroad
Company.
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4. RTILLERY HORSES WANT-

q ? hIIu UEhI HUhoUD " hN :
"a Od Tor tn Army. Dark coloTs, from $50 to
~ pounds weight, 60 years old. will pay
eilb Per ad for horses Of the sboVe Glass; that wall
Ias1 inspect ng, until further notice
BASIL 5. sPANGLE d, Capt. q A. Q. N.
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GOMME RCIAL.
CLEVELAND mARKE4.
moKHIEa LEADER OFIIOA, =.

mORHIN0 LEADER OEIIOHt
WEDNESDAY EvRaEe, March q 1854. J
There was notable change In the market to-day,
except with reference to Highwinss, which in SYM
pathy with the excited condition Of the whisky
ksts elsewhere, opened at an advance Of &C. advanc-
ing steadily through the day according to the views
of holders, and closing firm at g further advance
upon the opening figures Of 4G5c. Flour and grain
remain very quiet, and nominalIy unchanged, corn
being almost entirely neglected, with declining
tenoency. Pork oducts enjoy steady trade de-
mand, ST prices arm. Choice butter Is Offering
in very small quantities, with good demand. Eggs
are firm at our quotations, and scarce The market
il Abnnt hare chs and dnotAfions diieult TO
get at. We give sales and quotations IS follows:
FIOur-Quiet and firm. Eales 50 bb's good white
at s7,35; so bbls double extra red at a6,5O.
Wheat-Quist We could hear Of no sale.
COrn-DuII and dropping. sales cars shslled on
track at soc; car ear on track at Gle.
OaIs-Vsry quiet.
Rye-Held at sl,2O. We could hear of no trans-
actions
Bariey-Dull and nominal.
POrk-In good demand and firm. Sales Of city
mess ct 1880.
Lard-ln good request and firm.
Smoked nIeats-Firm. Sales 1000 lbs sugar
cured hams at 1910.
ButEer-The stock Of prime is very low, and in
good demand. The range is about sO9S2c for choice
VIZ.
Chcese-Very IittIs in market. No sales reported.
RGEs-Flrm at &c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. excited during the day,
but cloaiDg firm at S499sc-an advance Of S97e. A
sale OF $50 bbls made during the forenoon at &C.,
AlcOhOl-4a5c higher, closing firm at q, 80 for ss
per oent. Neutral proof spirits s7@9sc.
Seeds-Little doing except for sowing. Timothy
Is not quOtable above $500. Glover is firm at no
SaIt-Is steady at q s5 for fine and 30 for coarse
Dried APpIes-Firm ct sH@9c Sale Of u bbls
at the latter figure, and 800 lbr in sacks at s4o.
Dried Peaches-Peeled are held at 25925 and un-
peeled at I4gl5c.
HRy-Selling at s22G23 FIR bs,ed.
Beans-The market is firm at s2OO92,SO prime
white.
Carbon OiI-Firm at 57960c.
POtatOes-Peach blows are in good demand ct
7Oe7jo-ths latter an outside figure
POtash-Is firm at s4o.
Plaster-FiIm at SO for land.
FiSh-Whits Fish and Mackerel are hrm and In
good request at the following quotations; White
Fish, half barrels, s7,5O. No Maeksrel bbls 49,
O0i half barrels, SlO,OOi No. 2 bbls, $500; half
bbls $500; No. 5, bbls. $500; half bbls 500.
FeaIhers-Hiee live geese is worth 52G57c.
Lime-A kron water line Is firm at S2,25.
Maple Sugar-There Is 6 fair supply in market,
and good retail trade demand. A hrstrate article
Is worth Iss2Oc in bulk; inferior lSel6o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24

LooALIETEG IN BUEEALo.-The local re-
porters in Buffalo must have had lively
time last Tuesday for we find it stated that
on that day there was q shooting ARRAY at
the theatsr; case of infanticide, to the
psrpetrator Of which there is ono clue )" q
3 riot and terrible assault; incsndiarism by
g soldier confined ct the ststion-hOuse a
burglary an d robbery at private dwelling /;
funeral of health inspector; supposed poi
soning and post mOrtsm of the victim; q
violent assault on policeman and rescue of
a prisoner; q death from the effects of wrsst-
ling; & soldier killed by street car q rail-
road convention; greet rise in rents, and
"another draft"
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Ton THUHB's TAoUPE.-"The Generals
leveea " yesterday were all we'll attended.
The troupe is evidently very popular one.
They leave next Monday for Painesville,
and will, therefore, conclude their entertain
msnts here this week. They give lsvees
three times day for the remainder Of the
wesk,-at eleven in the morning, three in
the afternoon and half after seven in the
evening. At the morning ontertainments-
and only then-Mr. and Mrs. Stratton sp-
pear in their bridal dress.
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We have at last the on ial statistics of the Five
Twenty Loan. sI47, ,S674OO CT It subscribed d.
rectly with the Assistant Treasurers and ts5l, ,s27
$50 subscribed through the agency Of JaT Cook,
at an aggregate expense of 81 ssl s2 g. which he
received one-tbird The lean s said to have reached
in the aggregate s5O,Is9 4Oo and the total expense
Is said to have been sI4S25s3 IT, Its announced at
the Treasury Department that the plates for prin-
ing the new five per cent. bonds arc nearly ready,
and that the Secretary will offer them for sale about
the 18th Of April.
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FIRE.-The FIRE yesterday afternoon, at
shout haH-past one, was at lOT Erie street.
A careless ssrvant-girl had been in the habit
of throwing hot ashes down q privy closely
auJVIHIHB Sn0 PTomisess
Yesterday, after having so done, she had
emptied the contents of a straw bed upon
the sshes, which soon caught FIRE. FOrtu-
natsly it was discovered in time, by tearing
away portion of the kitchen, to check the
flames. The stesmers were promptly on
hand.
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Ezw YORK a1AKHET- March 20


Flour to IOc better. Sales at 9s s5ssg7 for sx-
tra State ST,2o17 30 for extra round hooped ohio,
and o. S5GS,25 for trade brands. Market clouing
nrm, with no sslers at inside figures.
HheaI-lc better. Gales at 81 63dl IS for Chica-
90 Spring; 81 o4al,65 for Milwaukee club: el,669
l,67 for winter red Western.
C0rn-Duli and dropping. Sales at o. ,25 cash for
old mixed Western in storei SlZ3Gi, "a for newell
low.
Oats-The market Is heavy and lower. Quoted
at ss'19sec for western. Sales are reported above
our quotations.
Wool-Quiet and firm.
Professionalism. Resnei In bond lsJ<96lc /;
refined FREE quoted at 50. Crude 3lHo
Pork-More sciiys and hrmer. Sales at a2z 90 for
mess; Is rs for old do; s23 Is do; a1S OG2
70 for old and new prime; S2i 5Ol122 50 for prime
mess; also l0O bbls prime mess for april ct els,O00
Beef Hams.-Firmer. Western DC
Cur lneRIH-Ffrm at aH6IOo for shoulders: Isd
lS5fe for hams.
Bacon Sides-Eirm, and moro active, at llAo
for western Cumberland cut; IiS6lzc nor do long
Tibbedi l3c for DO short clear; l3HGl3H for city
DO, and Afc tor western long cut hams.
Lard-Firm and in fair demand at lselsAe.
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Horse FOB sALE.-A beautiful, bright
bay horse, six years old this spring, sixteen
hands high, weighing about LOO lbs. This
horse is well trained under the saddle and
would make fine match horse. He can bo
seen to-day at Kimberly's stable on Cham
plain street. For further information en-
quire at LEADER office. ANY one wanting a
first class horse will do well to call.
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MORNINGLEADER.
=m9a17V 17aP11Ne nm % Is91
FRAVKLLER,s REGISTER.
NV ApYERFIsKRIKNFs.

o. A. Rsad-lDril1st7 7sO and May l,t SO OOu.
pon Interest Wanted.
John ElIslsr-Aeadomy Of Music.
B. Cobb'k oo.-Gold Pens.
Cleveland Library AsaOoirtion-I lecture.
Wautoa-CoIored boy.
81. Johns Ohurch-Pevs 20 rent.
Wsnted-A situation.
No. 81 EuoIid street Boy wsntea.
Wsnttd-Men 10 Canvass.
T. WAllace-To Rent.
For eals-House and Lot,
Seventh Ward-Local Notice.
DR., Jones-LocI Notice.
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EUROPE AND AEERIoA.-Rev. DR.. E. e..
Chaplin, who Justly ranks as one of the RraAt-
est of American orators, will deliver his
great lecture on Europe and America, before
the Library Association on Wednesday even
ing next, the 9Oth inst.
The New York journals speak of this leo
turs as the finest effort DR.. Chspin has ever
given the public. His late visit to Europe
has afforded him rich field for comparison
and he treats his subject with that snlight-
enod judgment and lofty eIOqusncs which his
great fame as q thinker and orator Of the
highest order so we'll enables him to dO.-
There will be no vacant seats when Chaplin
speaks.
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DHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS-NIw
gtylss inst reesived. A. , @. RETRE7e
NETS-lHvIsIBLE & OHM1LLE
~ largo and new ltook. a. 3 g. BkITBERa
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sEcoHD Ono CAvALEY.-This regiment
will leave for the front this morning. It
was to have left yesterday, but the requisite
transportation was not provided. It now
numbers about one thousand men and is un-
der the commsnd of Lieutenant Colonel
PuringtOn. Its ultimate destination seems
as yet to bsunsettIed, but it will leave on the
Columbus road for Cincinnati.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24

HARPERs MAaAzEE.-J. B. Cobb & 90.
send US Harper for April. It is q good num-
Der, containing the usual amount of illus
trstsd articles, fiction and miscellany. The
first part Of Thackeray's unfinished novel
" Denis DuvaI is published in this number.
The price Of Harper has been raised, owing
to the increase of price of all materials, and
the magazine will hereafter be sold at retail
for 30 nanta
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srvrNrH WAnp.-There win be

SEvEHTH WARD.-There will be meet
ing at Engine House No. 1, Thursday even
ing, Path instant, At half past seven o'clock,
for the purpose Of procuring means to fur
nish volunteers for the last call Of two hun
dred thousand men. It is hoped that every
enrolled man will be there for one more earn
est offort TO clear the Ward from the draft.
marq4:IA3, E.S. WILLARD.
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NINE hundred dozen Fine Linen Cam
brsck Bordered and Hsm-stitehed Hsndker
chiefs; also 8 fine assortment Of Magenta
Silk Handkerchisfs, just received at Mott 4
Hsights, No. IS6 Bank street, opposite Wed
dell House. meh19:l43
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
FINKNOIAL
CLEVELAND MONEY mARkET.

MORNING LEAnER OFFICE.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, March q, 1854 )
GeId The market to-day was strong throughout,
selling.
sIIver-Tbers is only moderate supply OGsrinS,
and the msTkst L. firm at So per cent. premium buy
ing and 81 psr cent. selling.
Currency-Plenty at par.
Legal Tender Netes-Market steady y per
cent premium.
ExehanGe-Par on New York for Govsrnmsnt,
National and Ohio funds. Eastern and Pittsburgh
y per cent. discount.
Government BOnds-There Is an active de-
mand, and the market Is firm at the following quo
tstionH:
5-1nis clean coup ns........-... l08H ITO
7-s0's Hpril and OctOber.-...........lIo n2
7-sO's, February and Aagust---... ITO IL
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ANNUAL NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF THE
CLEvELARD LIBRARY AssocIATIoE.-All books
must be returned on or before Saturday, the
I'd Of April next, for the purpose Of examin-
alton, and remain in the Library until after
the annual election of officers, which will
take place on Monday evening, the 11th of
said month.
No book can be drawn from the Library
after Saturday, the 26th Of March.
If any person neglects to return book at
the time specified, by standing rule Of the
Association, such person shall pay ten cents
per day until the same is returned, or forfeit
his membership.
By order Of the Directors.
WILLIAM. TAFT,
Librarian @. L. A.
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HOOP SKIRTS-A FULL AS
sORTMENT OF the new styles.
mario M0RsAN. Root h 90
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JOHN ELLsLER. Jr......-......Eansger. .
JAMES DIGKS0N-.-.-.-.-Stage Manager.
n RUq0H Treasurer.
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BnLIARDs.-A billiard match, 500 points
oarOm, $500 up, came of at WiEeman's sa-
loon yesterday evening, between gentleman
from Pittsburgh and Charlie Frink, which
was won by the latter by 2IO points. Per-
haps there are some more Pittsburgh gentle
men who would like to play with Charlie.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24

ITALIAN OPERA AGAIE-The taste Of
Opera which our Cleveland audiences had in
January last was just enough to make them
oPsra-bungry, without satisfying their de-
sires. Il is therefore with pleasure that we
announce that Mr.. Grsu's troupe, now on
their journey eastward after successful
tour in the west, will give US ten nights Of
opera here, the season commencing April
18th. Carl Formes, the greatest bsssO living,
whether We speak Of size or fame, and Mile
oordier, whom our musical readers will re-
member, have been added to the troupe
since they sang here last, and the orchestra
and ChoruSes have been enlarged, 50 that
We can expect to hear Robert 10 DlsbIs,
Faust, and other grest operas, in the best of
style.
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MAN KnLED.-on Friday night last, IS
the western train on the Cleveland and Pitts
burgh Railroad had arrived within four
miles Of stsubsnville, the engineer observed
man standing on the track ahead, and gave
the usual alarm. The man stepped of the
track and stood waiting till the traii should
pass, but unfortunately stood too near the
track and the end Of the cylinder struck
him in the head, producing death in q very
short time. The deceased, according to the
report Of the COroner's jury, is about forty
Eve or fifty years old, hvs feet six inches
high, Of dark complexion. In a pocket
book found on his person Wss the name,
Thonss ooroOran, Pittsburgh.
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ORSALE--A Coon Brick HOUSE
Of modern sty;e. vi a Barn st 5 acres OF land
and eve variety Of Fruit, and is in every way Q
VerT desirable aud pleasant residence situated near
the terminus cf the East Claseland Street dlroad
Enquire Of O. J. Kseler, Of John Handley on Prem
iaG n3-l4t
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their speed to siK miles an hour, unless they
are Bignallsd that all iG right.
Found further, that the Company have
been grossly negligent Ia not enforcing this
rule in regard to this train, the Chicago kx-
press, No. 10.
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The number of National Banks established up 10
Saturday last Is three hundred and ten. The Bank
Of Commerce, New York, is among the latest sppli-
cations. and It is one OF the largest II not the
largest, and NEST power nj banks in New York, this
determination the part OF the Directors to give It
national shape Is pretty good evidence that the oD
position to the system in New York is yielding and
will eventually entirely cease.
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AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-

AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE ON EUCLID SFREKT.-We shall sell at
auction to the highest bidder on the premises
on Thursday, the Path day Of March, 1854,
at 10 O'Clock A. n the lot on Euclid street,
next west of the residence recently occupied
by VIM. I. Price, being on the south side Of
Euclid street, near Perry, the lot being 10O
feet fronton Euclid and 200 feet deep. Terms
of sale ons-third down, balance in 1, 2 and
years, with interest.
mr22143 o. CUTTER 4 SoN.
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CHICAGO mARKKF.
Especial to the Cleveland LrADrR.I

Especial to the Cleveland LRADER.J
OHIoAeo, March q
Live HOgs-AdVancsd. Sales at s7OO@7,sO
Beef Caftlo-IDactiVe. Light salfs at ss,sO97,-
23 for common TO extra.
ProvisIOns-Ffrm.
PoRK-Sales Country Mess 22o,g0 bulk shoulders
smsAe; loose rough sides 9Hc; loose picked hams
l2Hc; bulk hams IHo boxed
LABD-DulL Light sales at IlE@l2c.
Closing firm.
WheRt-Hc higher. Sales at sI,II1<@I,l6 for
No. I and 81 ,l0z69l,I0K for No. 2
COrn-Old corn neglected. New corn kc lower
SAles No at s5Gs51fc, and No at 7sxRn79
Ours-.1fc lower. sales No. at 64Sa650.
Rye-Firmer. Sales at aI,Ol.
Bariey-2c higher. Sales at 81 ,sOael, ~ for No e.
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CoUETEzTEIE.-A dangerous counterfeit e5 bin on
the Bank OF Fort Edward, New York, is gaining cir
cusion 1t is said to be SO well executed as 20 puz-
z'e the most expsrt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24

BuLIARDs.-We are informed that bill
lizard match will be played this evening, at
McIIrath's saloon, between Frank Parker,
of Chicago, and our Cleveland champion,
John Coon. The game ia 1000 points csrOm.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24
y. Z. MONEY mARKEF-march 2s,

Maaey-Easy, and 3 pretty good buiintH doing
ct per cent.
SferIing Exohang0-Frmer,b but quiet, at $50
for Brokers' bills.
GOld-Irreguar. unFettled and irmsr. Opening
at 6iA, declining TO 64S. advancing to 66H declin-
ing to 65A, and closing quiet at 65T
GoVaFnm0ut St0akR-mArkeS firm. United
States Skies OF 1881 coupons Il2a4 Fivs-tWenties
coupons, l.097sniO9H Seven-thirty Treasury notes.
October and April, IFS.