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"DoEsTICKs Our readers will be
pleased to know that Mr.. Mortimer
Thompson, widely known as "DOe-
sticks, will deliver his famous
lecture on "Cheek", on Thursday
evening next, at Brainard's Hall. We hope
that large audience will greet " DOestieks"
and be edited by his discussive and Isughs-
BILE remarks on Cheek.
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TalloW-Firm at IOAo.
Potnsh-Is firm ct sHo.
Piastsr-In fair demand at SO per ton for land,
$3.50 per barrel for dentist" and ss25 per bar
rel for common calcined.
Pish-Laks Fish have advanced since our last re-
view, and the dsmaRd continues good. We quste as
follows: Trout $50 for halves. Pickerel $50 per
half bbl.
Eeafhers-Nioe live geese are worth 5857o.
Lime-Lime is arriving freely by lake and 3 de-
cline on last weeks figures has taken place We
quote Akron and OswegO water lime at 800
Mill Feed-In good request and firm at 81, Goa
$500. Oats and corn ground together t42OO9450O at
the mills.
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OHICAGo mARKRr.
Especial to the Cleveland LEADEaI

i5peotaA " tho ttefeuAhu AikADhh.l
OHIoGso, April 81.
ElaHr-Dui. Sales OF spring extra at =, ,50ss, ,66S
Hheet-76e lover, Sales No. l spring at o. ,26
and No at El,23al, ,24H.
COrn-le higher. sales No. I at s9al co. and No.
2 at y7ag75<e.
tsaIs--nul. Sales at 66as75<c
Rye-Eirm. Sales at n "a
Rn rieT-et sdy a. Sl - for No. 2
WbiskY-5aso higher Sales st l,l5al IS, elos-
ing weak at el is
ProvisiOns-Eirm.
Posk-hess firm and sctivs Sales Of 5. COO bbIs
at f25a27.
LARD Dali at l5al3llc.
Beef Gsrtle-Steady and firm at IS 25as,50
Live HoEH-steady sales at s7,2jas.0O.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

ATTENTION Co. q, 10Th REeT., N. Co.
In compliance to General Order No. 10 you
are hereby notified to appear at the Armory,
Monday, May I'd, at 91f o'clock A. M, fully
uniformed and equipped. Every member
must report himself promptly OF be treated
as desertsr. By order of Commandant,
]. NJ. GATES, 1st Sergt.
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TEE-FoRTY BoEDs.-We have already
on several occasions directed the attention
of our readers to the Ten Forty Bonds, and
We direct them to the advertisement in this
mornings LEADER. No more desirable in
vestment can be made at the present time
than in these bonds Both principal and in
tersst are payable in gold. The whole nation
is pledged to the payment of these bonds,
and there can be no doubt of the ability of
the country to pay it entirely. The whole
debt of the government at the present time
is but One-fourth of that Of Great Britain at
the close of her great wars in 1916, in pro-
portion to the property of the two countries.
Whom the Tsn-Forty Bonds are due, with
our present ratio of increase in national
wealth, donbIe our present national debt
would not be charge of 5 per cont. on the
property of the country. These are striking
and important facts, and should remove any
hesitancy on the part of any man as to the
sbility of the Republic to meet all engage
msnts.
We therefore earnestly commend to all our
readers this new popular loan Of which but
200 millions are to be taken. There is no
more patriotic way, just now, to serve your
country than By investing in these loans.
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- anvERrraEnErra.-

O. A. Reaa-U. 8. l0-405 per cent Loan.
John EIIsler-Academy Of Music.
A. ontpslier-Athensum Music Hal.
First and Second National Banks-UDited States
'O-4O Bonds.
". P Fogg-Refrigerators.
Doesticks-Lecture-
OoEles Co.-Plate Powder.
Chas. Ballsrd-Proposals-
Farmer a Painter-Bsnkers.
DR.. Olark-Appoiatments.
J. B. MerriAm-Bocal Notice.
Attention Co. E-Locsl Notice.
J B Parsons-Local Notice.
VIM. Eevins-LocaI Notice.
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BEAEKs.-We shall, in futurei keep on
hand full assortment of legal blanks of
every description, printed in good style and
upon good stock.
The attention of dealers and others is res
pectfully invited. Terms reasonable. Or
ders by mail promptly attended to.
E. CowLEs & Co.
April "a, 1854.
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ssss = PrsntiEsI ProvSs.s- HazrHss -.
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INooEsTAHoY.-The fCkleness Of our
Spring weather was never more remarkably
exemplifsd than in the suddsnness with
which sun ard shower succeeded each other
yesterday. Storm chased storm across the
sky, with delicious interludes of sunshine.
Let it be recorded, for the Weather-wise to
comment on, that some half dozen showers
visited US yesterday, coming and departing
with suddenness that was extraordinary
even in our chsngsful climate.
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HEADQUARTERS Co. D.,
29TH Rect, NATIONAL GUARD.
a .------ A ---.L nn.l- = N

ZSfH hEG T. NATIONAL GUARD.
CLEVELAND, April 29th, 1884
In compliance with Regimentsl Order
No. TO, the members of this Company are
notified to appear at their Armory, No. l24
Superior st, on Monday, Msy I'd, at 10 o.
clock, A. n, fully uniformed with overcosts)
and equipped. An who have signed the En-
istment Roll must report, or be treated as
doserters. By order
J. J. WIZEMAN,
Commanding Co. D.
A. D. DAVIES, Orderly Serg't.
aprl3O;I4s
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LOCAL NOTICES,
HEADQUARTERS Co. B,

HEADQUARTERS 20. d
29rH Regiment, National Guard.
In compliance with rsgimental Order No.
10, all members Of this Company are or
dered to appear at their armory Pearl st },
on Monday, May I'd, at 10 o'clock A. N fully
uniformed with overcOsts) and equipped.
All who have signed the enlistmentroll must
report or be treated as deserters.
By order, WM. R. NEvINs,
Commanding Company B.
WV. WARRINGTON, Orderly Sergeant.
may2
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Lbly have made his escape:

AN IEDEPEEDEET SET.-The miners in
the MassilIon coal mines are a decidedly
independent set of workmen. They recently
"struck" for an increase of psy of FIVE cents
on tho ton, and sent word to their employers
that unless their demand was acceded to
before certain date, they would, on that
day, increase their demand to ten cents.
From the developments made by strikers in
all branches of industry and in
all parts of the country it would
seem as though there had been
complete reversal of the positions of en-
ployer and employed. Mechanics have
changed their base of operations, and, as it
we're, discharge or accept their employers.
Capitol is at the mercy of labor This,
however, will stop as the war closes.
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TIE FREMONT CoSvEErIoN-The nation.
al convention of the friends of General Ere
mont, for the purpose of putting him in nom
inatiOn for the Presidency, is called to as.
emble in this city on May 31st.
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Co. "E," ATTEHTIoE.-Every member Of
Co. "E" are required to appear at the Arm
Ory on Monday, May I'd, 1854, at 10 o'clock
IN.
Those failing to report will be treated as
deserters.
By order Of the Commandaut.
P.H. CARROLL, o. S.
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LIFE IEsURASOE FOR THE MnITIA.-By
recent adviess from the Mutual Benefit Life
Insurance Company, permits will be granted
without ertra charge, to members who are
called out for State defense in Ohio, while
within the limits of the State. For garrison
duty elsewhere the extra premium will not
exceed one per cent per annum. Now is q
favorable time for the 100 day mon to insure
their lives. J. B. MERRIAM, Agent,
msy2;l49 Office over Fogg's Store.
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AEEUAL MEETING OF THE CITY CoUEoI.
The last meeting of the retiring City Coun-
ell will be held at two o'clock this evening,
at Council Hall. Immediately on its adjourn
ment the new council will convene.
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Ten-FOrty Government Loan,
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
TER FIRST EATIOEAL BANK,
OF CLEvEAED,
designated permanent Depository cf the Govern
ment, is prepared to receive subscriptions TO the
Ten-FOrry Government Loan,
now resdy for delivery
Depository for U. s. Ofioers. Paymasters and
QuRrtarmastsrB. mar3o-lh2.
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HnApOuARrERs Co. oA,, 2qru REe1rrrr l

HEADQUARTERS Co. "a" 2gTH REGIMENT
NATIONAL GUARDs, CLEVELAND, Apr 30.
In compliance with RegimentaI Orders No.
10 the members of this COmpsny are ordered
to appear at the Armory (Chase HaI) on
Monday, May I'd, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, fully
uniformed, armed and equipped. All mem
bers failing to report viii be treated as do
serters. By order J. B. PARSONS,
may 2:l49. lst rgeant.
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100 DAYS SERvICE.-So reads the order.
Have you friend that is compelled to go2
If so present him with bottle of Porter's
Cure Of Pain. It will cure all kinds of camp
diseases, aud never fails to cure Diarrhes,
Cramp and pain in the stomach, Collie, &c,
It can be procured at any Drug Store for 25
cents, and has saved the lives of thousands
of brave soldiers. Don't go without bot
tie in your knspsacks. spr2s:l4s
FoR Plumbing Gas Fitting and Fix
lures go to MeGarveys, opposite the Postof-
fee, agent for the celebrated lava tip gas
burner. spr2O:149.
EIGHTH WARD.-Al persons interested
in the draft that is about to take place in
this ward are requested to meet at the Sta
tion House on Monday evening, May I'd, at
half-psst seven O'Clock, A full attendance
is earnestly requested, as business of import
ance will come before the meeting. Every
enrolled man should turn out
W. Il. TRUSC0TT.
apr3O:149 Treasurer Volunteer Fund.
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In TowE.-Among the arrivals at the
Weddsll on Saturday were the Rev. Theodore
q. TiltOn, of Brooklyn, and J. t. Whiting, of
Detroit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-02

FOURTH WARD MEETINa.-Remembe
the Fourth Ward meeting this evening, at
half after seven, at the Engine House on
Huntington street.
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IMPORTANT TO YoUEa MEE.-Ten men Of
the 29th Regiment want Substitutes for 100
days. Young men who know anything about
drill will be employed at the highest price.
None but men Of good character need apply.
The principal will pay the money directly to
tho substitute. Call at Postofice Building.
J. STRATToE.
Cleveland, Ohio, April 2sth, 1884.
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ArrENr1ON Co. F, 29rH REGMEEr, N. G

ATTENTIOE Co. F, 29rH REGIMENT, N. G.
in accordance with General Order No 10
you are hereby ordered to report at the Ar
mOry, this (Monday) morning, at 9 O'Clock,
in full uniform. All persons who hsve acted
with the Company or have signed the Com
pany Roll are liable under this Order, aud
failing to report will be published as desert
ers, and treated accordingly.
By order, J. EEswORTH, Com'd't.
F. J, FARRAED, lst Sergt. may2:I49
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CITY NEWS

PERSONAL. - Governor Brough is in
town. Ho arrived on Friday evening from
Washington.
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ORSALE-VERY DEsIRABLE SU-
DOR SALE-I W1LI. SELI. CHRap

for cash or on time the following real estate; 90
feet on PToadect street, between Grnger and Chesh
Ire streets i6 eet Euclid street. south side 6O feet
west OF Case aveuus % fest Euclid street, south
SIDE l60 feet east Of Case avenue. Address p. o.
Drawer q. ". @. WILLIAMS.
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THr FIRsr tar OF rHE DEAN R1oH-

THE FIRST TRIP OF THE DEAN RICH
MOED.-The splendid new propeller Dean
Richmond, of the New York Central Line Of
Steamers, running from Buffalo to Chicago,
starts to-day for Buffalo on her first trip
We have no hesitation in pronOuncing her
one Of the finest boats on the Lake, not only
in beauty of construction and power of ma
chinery, but in the elegance and luxury with
which she is fitted up; and we are proud Of
her as showing what our Cleveland ship
builders, machine works and upholstersrs
are capable of doing. She was built at the
doek-ysrd of Quayle & Martin, in this city,
for the Msssrs. WinsIoE, and will run in the
New York Central Passenger Line, from
Buffalo to Chicago, via Cleveland. Her of
fcers are: Captain, Solon S. Rumage, one Of
the most experienced and reliable Captains
on the Lakes; Mate, Geo. stOddard; Steward,
- ROWlsy.
The total cost of the boat may be put in
round numbers at slOO, 900, though her du-
pIicate could not be built now for less than
$3.50, 900. Her dimensions are Length, 239
feet; breadth of beam, IS feet; depth of
hold, IA feet tonnage, LOO. She is most
conveniently arranged, and fitted up with
paIatiaI elegance. She has two cabins, one
ia feet long, with gsntlsmen's saloon and
smoking room forward, and ladies' saloon
back. Her psrlors and saloons are the most
roomy, convenient and elegant of any boat
on the lakes. Her state-rOoms are very neat
Iy furnished, and have the advantage of be-
ing connected by folding doors, SO that two
can be thrown together at will. Her kitchen
and other arrangements are of the best or
der, and most conveniently arranged.
Her carpets, curtains, &c were furnished
by 7. S. Beckwith & Co. The tsbIe-linen,
bed linen, &C., &C., Is from AIcott Horton.
The excellent and luxurious furniture of the
boat is manufactured by Bechenbsch, and
all the crOcksry comes from Huntington 4
Brooks. E. C. Jones furnished the mirrors,
Mr.. Howe, of the firm of Garretson & Howe,
the patent springs for the beds, which viii
huu BTeally 70 INC COHl1Eb VI many a hAHNNt-
lsr The upholsterer's work was done by
Parish & Knight, the painting by Turton &
Sons, the Homework by E. Morgan
We have not yet spoken of the powerful
machinery of the Dean, which was furnished
by the Cuyshoga Works, at cost of $50, 900.
It consists of two high pressure engines,With
cylinders 30 by 80, boilers 221E by 81, and
wheels. Mr.. Holloway drafted
the plans for the engines, and they were put
up under the supervision of Mr.. Dsforost.
Mr.. E. A. Buck is the agent for the line
in this city.
large number Of gentlemen visited the
boat Saturday afternoon, ,abd at five O'Clock
lunch was spread in the cabin of the Rich
mond, to which a merry party did ample jus
tice. 1t seemed to be the unanimous con-
victiOn of the party that the boat was most
" dedicated.
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M0NDAY MORNING. MAY ., 1854.
zRAVELLER's REGISTER.
Omnibus Line for Rocky River.

On and after Monday. NAV ID. Tss4. will
leave Rocky River $40 A. NJ aud 1877 P. M.
Lesvs Cleveland on west Side street Cars from foot
Of Sup rior r. ll.30 A. NJ and $50 P. N.
Fares. GncludiuF Street Rai'road,) so cents rom
sitverthorn's 25 cents from BOckport House; 10
cents from Brooklyn House.
An nOmnibua will leave Rocky River Sunday morn
ing. at O'Clock and return at P. M.
Ofhcn, No "A Superior street apr30-I49
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G0AL.
A LIEN JONES.

A LIEN JONES,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
Strip Vein, ColumbIana and Chippewa
OALs,
Once on o. P. R. B. Pier Also. Uhios and Yard
At Euclid street b. R. Crossing. Coal Of an
Excellent equality, for
STEAM, GAS, CRATES, STOVES,
once or House Use. Also
ANTHRACITE COAL In large or small cnaafft6,a
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly attend
cd % Coal Tor smithing kept constantly On hand.
5S- Terms, Uash.
marI3-R2
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CLOTHING.

NEW GOODS.
Scotch TWeeds,
for Spring Oyerooats (water Proof.)
pFab stOae & Fancy HfeI1Ons,
For Spring Overcoats.
SILK MIXTURES AND TRICOTS,
For Spring Overcoats
Fancy, Ribbed, Plain Mixed Csssimeres,
Meltons, Cloths and Scotch Cassimeres,
For Spring Business snd Dress Goats and Pants. An
elegant assortment OF fine
Black, Blue, Olive and Ansmili Cloths,
for Dress wear
VIII be made to order in the latest and most elegant
manner.
We have also the best stock OF
FIN z OE. HIN g,
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
in the city.
- Gall and examine.
DAVIS, PEIXOTTO 4 CO.,
Apr4 Cor. Water and superior-sts.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
MONEY mARKKT.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
SATuRDAV EVwzrHa Anrfl N Eg6k

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
SATURDAY EVEEIsG, April 30, ls64-J
GOid-There was oaly nominal decline in gold
to day Of 4 per cent, the New York market closing
very dull st 7sss The buying rate here the
as yesterday. viz: 70 per cent premium.
SIIver-seIling 6se7O per cent. premium buying,
65a67.
nOney-Is easy and quiet at 61714 per cent.
Ezohangs-EAsy and firm. Government. Ma
tionsl and Ohio funds par on New York. East
ern and Pittsburgh y per cent discount.
Governments BOnds-Firm, with an active
demand, at the following rates:
Buying. Selling.
5-h0s, clean Oup0ns-.....-.-....--.....lu III
5-20s, May coupons Ofi......--.........l0SE lO7k
7-30s, April and October..-.....-..IO9 Il2
7-30's, February and August.......lO9 lI2
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4 PPOINTMRNTS FOR THI

Having had over twenty years experience in the
treatment Of Chronic Diseases Of every character
peciay the Throat and Lungs, will give perfect sat
successful practice in the above named places for
several years with unparalleled Success Of which sat
named places.
All medicines prescribed, and not operating salts,
factory the money shall be refunded for si such med
icinel returned. Price OF Medicine for one month
from 800 70 $500.
IT-The Doctor csn be consulted theIast two weeks
Of eTery mouth at his residence, No. 81 GardenSt,
Cleveland, D. Post Once address-Box I'LL.
decl6Rz8-ltsmdAw q s. CLARK NJ
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A. J. Hawks, 222 Superior st., has all
the latest publications. Hsrper's Weekly,
Wilkes Spirit, the Atlantic for May, New
York and Cincinnati papers, &C., are all on
hand.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-02

Ladies look at the New Flowers and
Ribbons, at Mrs. ShsW's Rooms.
apr3O :I57
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MARINE IHTELLIGENCE,

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
EhTEkED.... April %.
stmr City OF Cleveland, MCKAY, Detroit
Prop Omar Pasha, Evans Buffalo
Prop Elmira, Thorn. Buffalo
Prop Portsmouth, Traverse, Buffalo
Prop Empire, Fheatt. Buffalo
Prop eusquehannn, Brown, Buffalo
Schr Gov Hunt. Mericie Buffalo
Der.
O1EAlfED. pril %
stmr City OF Cleveland. Mickey, Detroit.
Prop mineral hOck, Wilson, OotODagSn
Prop Oleau, DriscOil, Dunkfrk. Pa bbIs fouF
Prop 5uequehannah. BrOEn. Ssndusky
Prop Empire state, Pheatt Chicago.
Prop Portsmouth, Traverse Sandnskv
Prop kimira, Thorn, Toled >
Prog Omar Pasha. ET4Hs, Toledo
Schr PteTpOnt. Edwards, Super or Civ
Fchr fiJlpg Olouds BOrland, Milwaukee, $50 ton
coal
schr Challenge, Stone, Marquet,e.
Sehr strickland. (British) Liyingston St Cath
crimes, $50 tons coal.
schr dayton Belle, Smith, Milwaukee, so tons coal
sohr yOhn IlDDetts, Ogde4sburgh, 25O tons coal.
schr k1ehange, kewell, Marquette
Schr Nagstah stone. Marquette
schr Winss Of the Morning, Reed, Marauette 400
schr Jennie ? Mack. CBritish) woos Ooll,ngvood
Schr Yorktown, jackson, rortage Riyer, 80 tons
schr Gov Hut, Mericls, Buffalo. an ton. co.i
ScOg Ellen White, Dupee, Saginaw.
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oAfuHDAA hsANthss Aprii 81 l5o4s
Reeeipts-The total receipts of grain by rail and
canal for the week ending with to-day hsve been as
follows:
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How A CoUHrERFEITER WAS CAUGHT.-
Our readers will perhaps remember the an
nOuncement in the LEADER, a few days ago,
of the arrest in Cincinnati of L. T. Goe, on
charge of counterfeiting. The facts of the
arrest, which came to our knowledge a day
or two since, are of quite an interesting char
acter. The man had been indicted as
counterseiter by the Grand Jury of the uni
ted States Court fer this district, about a
year ago, but the authorities of Indiana,
where he was living, refused to give him up.
Things rested in this shape, therefore, until
about a fortnight ago, when United States
Attorney R. F. Paine and United States Mar
shall Bill, happening to be in Cincinnati, saw
Goe, as they were sitting at dinner at the
Burnett House. enter the room and take his
seat at the table. What was to be done
He was within their power, if they could on
ly get a warrant for him, bat, if he should see
them, he would doubtless smell rat and
make mis- escape. 1t was impossible to pass
out at the door without attracting his atten-
ton and rOusing his suspicious, as he sat be-
tween them and the main entrance. So Mr..
Paine, leaving the MsrshsI to watch their
man, slipped out into the kitchen, and thence
by alleys, back staircsses, So, &C., gained
the third story of the house, whence, descend
ing, he went at once to the United States
Office and got out warrant
for the man. And SO, by the time the fellow
had hrished his dinnOr and stepped out into
the office, he found tho United States Attor-
ney, with an officer, waiting for him. Goe
looked rapidly around to see if escape we're
possible, but finding it no go, he submitted
with as good grace as pO,sible,and was taken
to this city. Hsdit not been for the shrewd-
meas of Mr.. Paine the scOundrel would prob
ably have made his escape:
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that ne nPIersignea 3 nas been duly sppoiutsd
James Prouffo {, deceased. " 'n9 = @'9 u
aPrS9 i2l L. PREETTsS.
nj ETS-lNvIsBLE & O9WIJ1-
IN large and nOE Tsoek. A,kG- RETFF1Ra
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BUFFALO AIARKET--Apru 20.
lBY TELEGsAPH.l
Flaur-Dul and unchanged.
rWheat-Dull and nominal. No ] chicago sprfy g
held at ei,f0; milwaukee spring and winter yed
western 81 % amber winter si,biaI 70
bids Vu
Oafs-NOminal at 76A7sc
Other grains scarce and nominal.
WhlHlEy-Duil at sI.l5aI.l6aI.l7
3S sS7 bush oa's.
CanaI sxPOrts-5s,lOO bush wheat no -four or
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A TIP TOP QUALITY OF Ar
IA ny irtlng Flannel o-4 wide only twelve shil-
'--1' 20 '@' -TAYLOB, GRIsWOLD 4 o.,
aFraa Slzsuraricr 1t.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-02
c. A. READ. G. wOoDwoRrH. Pr. READ.
C.. A, READ & CO.,
MIXERS,
95 sUPERI STR EET,
Receiva snhscrinttnns 10 the
o. S. l0-4o 5 per cent. Loan,

U. s. 1910 8 per cent. Loan,
Interest to commence Or day orsespt Of subscription
The interest is payable in Gold, semi annually
the first days OF march and September, and It is
pected the bonds will be ready for delivery be-
fore the first of May.
- REMITANCES may be made rs by Express in
Government, Rational and Ohio Currency, or in
Draft New York, for vhch Bonds ordered ill be
returned a. soon az issued as parties may direct
7.3O and 500 U. .. HNTER REST.
We srs paying the highest Premium for Interest
Coupons Of april Ist, on u g 80 Bonds. Also for
interest Coupons OF NAV lst, on U. S $40 Bonds.
S-00 We shall be pleased to fll orders for these
- ~. Bonds Ht market rates. and shall endeay-
or to keep constantly hand, ready for immediate
delivery, full assortment Of Government Stocks
E=5-Is also buy and sell, ca Commission, -
All Kinds OF Stocks and Bonds,
At the New York stock Exchange
q. a. READ q CO, Bankers,
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