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anecr,Ie s4 NeNgYosh Wtifyolei dy,oh TIE lfudsEs
tion Of sllowing soldiers 10 The sdei6 t vofe y
HMajor Gen'l b. N. Rrentiss wss lieenseds
last weeI to practsse In the several couYts or
the stSse of Illinois, 81 $50 - afs srsTss %
sz Potatoes sell III Maine at SO cepss saad in
Richmend ct CSC buxnel.
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b nrThere have been abetween two and three
b6pdred Illegal marfiaees IN certain counties
IN west virginia since The war brpks out, ow.
ing to The fact that the ofncers aathefized to
ssnt licenses had, abapdoueds their nositions.
Tbe,orng folks copld not wait, and in some
Instances they 66fained military permits to
n arry.esA Sill iS about to be Introduced into
the legislature to leealize AL these marriages
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Fl. w. PITKIN, A. B. PITKIN.
los MARKET ST., PRitd. 48l Ninth st /, Washington
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FCRO'9 NEW THEATER,
ENTH STREET, ABOVE PENNSYLYNIA Av

LAST NIGHT But FOUR
OF the engagement of
MRS. u. P. BOWERS
who viii be assisted this occasion BY the favor.
ite young actretE, .8
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. WAsHINGT6N. January 1884
Having disposed of our stock Of merchandise to
the firm. Of Messrs. Pitkiu 4 Co., we take great
pleasure in recon nendng them to our friends aud
eustome rs, who have SO generously pstronized Us
We DO go, with the knowledge that our successors
are fully competent and, disposed to make it for
tie interest of all TO continue the patronage to
them which basbeen so liberalts extended to US
il 2E- i'm BARNES g. Co
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ADJUSTMENTS.
oRovESfs THEATsR

PesssyIseaia Ascssis, ncar Wsll1rGs' Hotel
AOo Of tho New chestnut ct. Thsater, Phiis,
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PITKIN CO.,
.., (4UooKssogs TO BARNES & Co..
WHOLESALE GROCERS
E. AND
Dealers In Suffers, Supplies,
No. 4s1 NINTH STREET, WASHINGTON, D, o.
:. AND -.E
No. 25 KING STREIT, ALEXANDRIA, VA.


In consequence Of the recent order nf -, ~.
TOW wa h.va .L-agnt 1t advisable to open another
hn-.s fur the accommodation Of our friends.
We take pleasure In announcing that we have
purchased the entire stock and good will of the
house of Barnes & Co., 4S1 Ninth street, Wash
ington and can now offer the largest and best az
sortment of Suffers Goods In both cities.
One of the partners residing in Philadelphia, is
all the time in the market for the purchase of Sap
plies and we buy for cash, we fatter ourselves
that we can sell prime goods az low they can be
bou ght anywhere. H ~
In view of the many frauds perpetrsted on pur-
chasers Of Army Supplies, we have given personal
and particular attention to the selection Of our
stock Of Canned Fruits Vegetables, Meats. Jellss,
MILK, de-, sud confidently ecommend them to .
Of the pery best qHalty. .stss
We also invite yolrSspecisl attention to onr iarg
stock of Butter Cheese, Foreign and Dome sti
Fruits, Tobacco, segsrs Suffers Hardware aud
Notions.
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By GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Al uctioneers.
SoOD TWo.SToRY sRIOE HOUSE ON
~ STREET, NEXT TO TEE coaNsR OF PIFrH STREET
AND. Lof AT AUcTIog.-Un TIL URSDAY. the 18th
instant, We shalt eel front of ths pl elses 1t
O'Clock, p. m, part Lot No, IL in Square No. SIS,
Brick House.
Terms: X cash; balance IN and II months, for
notes be earing interest. deed given and deed of
trust tal en-.
ALI conveyarcing at the cost of the purch aser
This property ia handsomely situated on the north
side of street north, next to the corner of 9th
street Esst
fall d GREEN WILIIAMS. AuSt4,
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CHANGERY SALE.
CIHANCERY sALE.-Pursuant to Ii

CtHANCERY SALE.-Pursuant to the
command Of q deeretsl order Of sale from
the Circuit Court OF the United states ior me
Northern District OF Ohio, at the SUIT Of JOnn ";
PeriRo and Edward B. Buckley, sgnlnss Joet
Terrell and others, TO me directedl snali onec
for sale at public auction, at the South door OF
the Federal Court Building In the city Of SleVe-
land in said District, on the 2Oth day OF FeoIU-
sry 1864 at three o'clock P. M, the following oe-
scyibed premises, situate in the township OF
Ridgeville, Lorain County, Ohio, with the aPPur-
tepences thereunto belonging, known oy oelng
part OF lot No. tWenty-eght, and bounded as loi-
lows:
The bighwgy running North and South through
he ca9tre q said township intersects the centre
line Of the highway leading trom ElyTiato CieFe-
land through SAID township, thence running IN
q Northerly direction along me center Line - y
aid North and South road about forty-nTe rods
10 the land Of Wyllis Terrell thence IN = +" est,
erlV direction along the South line OF said
WvIiis Terrilrs land about forty RODS 20
the East line Of land owned By Wyllis Terrih :
thence in a SOutherly direction along the East
line OF said WyllIs Terrl's land about thirty-tso
rods 10 the Northwest corner Of land owned oy
John Chester; thence in an Easterly direeIon
sfons the North line of said John Chester, o. h.
Csjbs0n and Levi TerTill's land, about twenty
four rods to the Northeast corner OF ssld Lew
/ TerriIPs land thence in 8 Southerly direeuoni
along the East line OF said Lew IeErllls : laha
abo1t fifteen rods TO the center Of the aforesaid
l highway, leading from ElyriR aforesaid thence
10 an Easterly direction, along the center OF sald
I HIGHWAY, about twenty rods 70 the Pisee Of BE-
qi1uinE-beng the property known as tne Ter
TeII House Tavern property, including raven
House, Store Room' Barn, ets' AHPB5AIse" B[.9 q
s2,76s. AnNa ~ y, =, 3ES 1Iss,toa1v
pseE1s \ Noble, Solicitors fo- Com Plainants.
| Jsnusry 20, 1854. lan-S;l22
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-12

9Tz WARD Nof1oE-At nesting Of the
citizens Of the 9th Ward, held at the Engine
House, on Saturday evening, FsbTuaTy 5sh,
it wss unanimously
ResolvsS, That Committee be appointed,
consisting Of A. 7. VantasseI, ". G. Storsr,
Captain Mems, G. Cooley, E. Lindslsys Cap
tain Bryant, John Tiedman, and John Mo
Mahon, to sssess every man in the Ward ten
dollars, and report the amount pledged at q
meeting to be held at the same place on
Thursday evening, February 9th at Z O'Clock,
and also report every msn's answer to the
assessment.
About 20 men are needed to clear the
Ward from, the dFaFt on the last call Of the
President. Let every man interested rally
to the re scue, and the story is told. Turn
ont everybody, to the nesting Thursday
evening, tebS
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REAL Estate TRAxsFEBs.-The follow
ing real estate have been entered on the
records Of this city duriag the past week:
Patrick o'MOrs to Frank EorsEk-s2
feet front on John Street, corner Of orOton,
BY ls1 feet deep. Consideration 1,lOO.
A.P. Turner to 0. C. Hubbell.-4O feet
SIX inches front on Pearl Street by 156 feet
ains inches deep. Confederation $1,000.
Ddward Valsnan to Miehsel Herber.-
80 fest froat on Wa5sEOrth sLrOst near Or
ange, By 81 fsst deep to AZ alley. Consider
stion $3.50.
Charles Ehrbar to Edward E. Bssset.-s2
feet front OF Fulton Street near Lorain, by
200 feet deep. Consideration $3.50.
George P. Smith to John P. BsTerley
feet fFsnt On siblsy Street near Perry, by
Iss feet dssp. Consideration 5000.
PhilO scovilIs to S. L. PhiIips.-5e feet
front OF Perry, near Kinsman Street, by 176
feet deep to an alley. Confederation $1,000.
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Mw YeRK e.AKREz-Feb. u.

fsz TELssRkJH.l
Cotton-Market dull and drooping Sales at sl'Sfor
FIour-Heavy with moderate demand
Sales s eO7U0 for extra State inside price tc ME
rior; s7,2Ja7 80 for extra round ho9ped Ohioi
s7,61@s,55 for trade brands AAr1et eioslns
W1RiisIxx-Marxst quiet. Sales n sOssso for
State and Western ,..,s
Sales At ei,57aisl for Chicago Spring; slssalsl
for Milwaukee Club T; 81, ,569l,6 for Amber milgan.
Eee El67aaI, 20 for Winter red Western snd sl3Iuss
LIB for amber Michigan ana lisl hr Hhite hlchi
Rye-Heavy.
Barley-Quiet =, oo
Corn-Lower and very unssttlsd- Sales OF sl'Az
Glats-opened shade hrmer- Sales NJ s'gsA
wooI-uuiet and frm. Sales domestic fleece q
TGS2E; pulled TS951i African S5sSii ooUe9''0
Coffee-DuII and prices nomSnalIy unchanged.
PetrOieum-Staedy with moderate buslhez55.
Sales at 30 15l- fer crude 4e for rsnnea II D'nu'
PsrIs-Msrket decidedly ftmer.
Sales at 1879 20G0 for old mess f235O125u w Iot
new do 9IeeGa leo for old prime l5an2 - toL
prime mess. Also 800 bblE mess uenYerapIe may
and June at 2s,OO.
Prime Mess Beef-ouist and urphsnged.
Beef Ham6-lnactive. -,
Cut MeaTs-FiTmer. Sales 81 ~ tor bhoaiaer'
Bacon sIdea-Modsrately active. Sales at llAt
for Western short ribbed lS Il4o tdFl do icns Gu
hams and l45Sc for city do. 81,
Dressed Hegs-Less active ana ara0er' salo
at 97sfplO9sc for western
B,ard-Steady. sales at 133Bzo. T.,
BufTer-Eirm. SeiG st 22s127.Ior!Ohio5 @saSo 10
Cheese-AetiYs. Sales at l4Sl7 for common I
prime
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MT. UNION COLLEGE.

THIS INSTITUTION, LOCATED
at Mt Union, stark county, Ohio, offers its ex-
tensive educational facilities to Students Of both
The Faculty consists Of Rev o. \. Hsrtshorn, LII.
D.. President; Ira o. Chapman, A. NJ; George W.
@ arke a. NJ; i. n Hsrtzhorn, A. B.; Mrs. J. W.
Chapman, B s besides competent Teachers in In
struYnental Music, Elocution, Commercial 5ciences
Gymnastics, and the German, French and Hebrew
Languages. -
The College possesses very extensive apparatus and
specrnsns for teaching Chemistry, Natural Phioso-
phy EOtany, Physiolcgy, MineTsloEy, Geology, AS
tronomy, Surveying, Engineering, 6c.
The new College Ediice, which Is lle feet long by
6 feet wide and four stories high, and unsurpassed
by any College Edihcs in UhiO comp eted for use next
tsrm which begins on the Sth of March, 1854
This new Building will conveniently aceonmodaIe
-Four Hundred and Fifty Students.
Good Board can be had IN private families at from
s2rO to per week, and, at about 25 cents week.
are rensed 10 Students who board themselves OF who
desire to hire table board in private tRmile5I at
about 81 80 per week.
al courses ranges from SIS tc s6 per quarter.
charge. the advantage OF daily Drills in the Normal
department The session begins on about he SEQ
OND TUESDAY Of August, November AID March OF
E5- Mount Union is a quiet, healthy and moral
village one mile and halt south Of Alliance, the
Junction Of the eveland Pittsburgh RailToad with
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Railway.
nA. Send to the President for q Catalogue;
ffsbll-l40dkz lstD
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JUsr TIE WEATHER FoR Ir.--The sud-
den changes Of temperature st this season OF
the year will produce coughs, cOlds and lung
diseases of ali kinds, unless properly guard
ed against. The only sure way to avoid
this Is to keep the feet perfsctly dry and
warm. This can only be done by going to
the Great Bankrupt Sale, Nc. 10o superior
Street, near Water Street, ans getting Peir
of their custom made water proof boots,
which they arc selling at sbSzt half the reg
ular price, also the fns5t lot Of gent's'
French calf boots ever offered for sale in this
market, and at prices which defy eomped-
ticn, Give them call. fsb12-l3T
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RETURNED TO THE FRoHT.-The Sixth
Ohio Battery left Cleveland yesterday for the
Army Of the Cumberland. The members of
the Battery have been enjoying months
furIough among their friends in Riohland,
where the Battery was recruited. tits un-
der the command of Captain Bradley. Six
ty-sigbt Of its eighty-One membsrs re-sn-
listed for the war, and forty new men were
recruited for the Battery during their brief
stsy at homo. Good for ths Sixth Battery.
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TIE PATRIOTIC CoLUNBIARs.-This new
concert troupe gives = musical entertainment
at BraiDsrd's Hall, this evening, for the ben
eft of the Sanitary Fair. The especial beau
ty and value Of the concert given By this
company is their putriOtio character. They
declare that they have enlisted to sing for
their country during the war" and, inde-
pendsntly Of the charms of their music, such
q noble objse. as theirs deserves encourage
ment and support. The quality of their mu-
sic is said to Re Of tao the very FIRST order.
Miss Liszis Waterman, tho coHtrGltO Of the
compsny, has, we observe from our sxchan-
ges, achieved remarkable success as ballad
aud solo singer. Their programme is most
excellent one, embracing several standard
sad many now songs and ballads. Go and
hear hem.
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RAILWAY AccIDENTs.-The night freight
for Toledo got Of the track day before yes
terday evening, at the top of the grade,' about
four miles from the city, Cbstructing both
tracks, and dstainlng the evening trains from
Columbus and Toledo about four hours.
A similar accident occurred yesterday
morning, just this side of Dunkirk, dstaining
the Lake Shore train several hours. No se-
rious damage beside loss Of time resulted from
either of the accidents.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
OOmME h OIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET.

MORNING LEADER.OFTIOE,
THURSDAY ETEETsas February H. lsS4- }
FIsur-Markst steady at 6,,s96,76. for fair to
choice brands counsry ground red wheat double sI-
ira and 7,zta7 81 for white do.
Wheat-sslsss cars rcd on track at irss; and !
car at tsI.s5.
Ccrn-saIes ear from store at sl,e2,
Oats-Quist and steady at 7297se.
BarIey-Dull at 8I,25.
Rye-Quiet and held at q -.
HighwInes-sales 100 bbls at So.
Pork-Hsld at eel, 20 for city packed msss and
$500 for clear.
Bsttsr-scares and in active demand ss9sOo for
fair to choice grads.
Clover Seed-sales in small lots st 10
Timothy seed-Salss in small war at $50
E.zrd-sales country rendered at Ise.
Hams-SaIes country cured at l2o.
Dried Peaches-Pseled peaches are hrn ct 70
% and unPeeled ct I45ljo.
Dried FruIt-Salss4 bbls ct sHo.
Carbon Gii-stssdY 8. 5SG5Sc.
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BILLIARD MATcE.-A billiard match
between Coon and Frink, 500 points csrOm'
for $3.50, came of last evening at AcIlrath's
saloon, and was won by Coon By 157 points.
Coon's largest run was 81 and Frink's 70
points. Another match viii come OF on
Saturday evening, February 18th, at WiEe-
mans saloon, between BrittOn and Frink,
500 points carOm, $500 q side. Britton ohal-
lenees Frink.
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The NEW CKURCH. - Everybody has
heard Of, though we hope nobody has joined,
the new church Of that blessed martyr /"
Dr.. 0ids, intsnded particularly for the &C
commodation Of Vsllsndigbsn, 5amccx,
George Bliss, Judge abbey, snd other "Dsm-
oe-etio I" gentlemen Of elevated morals and
tender oonsoiensss. Everybody, therefore,
ought to 60 and hear the COlumbians aing
their new hymn tonight, written expressly
fnr that church.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-12

CUTAHoaA MINING Co.-At the Annual
Meeting Of tks Cuya5Oga Mining Company
the following Board Of Directors was elected
for the ensuing year George VI. Howe, o. C.
sso7iU, R. P. Wade, R. Creighton, Richard
MoyIe. Ths Directors elected the following
ofiosrs: George ". Howe, President r. P.
Wade, Secretary snd Treasurer.
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A New EwCoHTERFEIT.-Couaterfeit ives
on the Bank Of Fort Edward are making
their appearance in the West. Vignette,
two females seated, eagle on shield, ship )
5 on round die on left, portrait of Franklin ;
5 on round die above on right end; State
die, FIVE above and below on left end. The
engraving is bat moderately we'll done, and
oan easily be dstected.
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rRI1aY moRNTra. FEp. =. 1se4.
TRAYKLLRR,s REqgTKR-
NEw ADvKREIslsr1ENzs.

O. A. Read Co-Clsyeland and Columbus Stock
Vented
DR.. Jones-Feye and Ear Diseases Treated.
Patriotic Columblans Grand Concert.
n. shauk-InsuraI ce statsmsrt
"a Public squsre-Boarding.
0. Cutter & soa-kuotion-Local Eot;os.
Piano for s,le-Losal Eotice.
J.R. sanfoEd-Local No'ics.
Committee On Coaes-I ocsl Eotice.
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PRoF. RIoEARDR LEcTURE.-W0 must
apologize to our readers for the error IN 3
paragraph in yesterday MORNINGS issue Of
the LEADER, which announced that Prof.
Richards wcpld leclure yesterday evening.
We were misinformed as to the tine at
which the lecture Is to be delivered, which
is q week from last evening. On Thurs
day next, February 18th, Professor Rich
srds will deliver his lecture on /" Tom
Hood" before the Library AssOOistion, 1T
Brainard's Hall.
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Co. w.nn Arrrrr1nnLTha oitizer

SIXTH WARB ATrEETIeE.-The citizens
Of the Sixth Ward sEs requested 70 meet at
the Wixwam on Friday evening, the 18th In
slant, TO consider the question of raising the
men required to fill our quota on the last call
Of The President for 200, 900 men. II is
b.oped that every man in the ward who is In
keressed either for his own fr his neighbOrs'
welfare viii be present. W. P. Fose.
fsb9:IS7 President Sixth WsFd AISo'n.
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THE conservation Of the Chebrs Ksdishs
Synagogue on Bank greet, over the Soldiers
Aid Soclety's Rooms, with becoming ceremo-
MES, will take place On Friday, February
18th, ct three O'Clock P. NJ to Hhieh the
public sre respectfully invited.
fsbi4:I37 LII. CoHS, Secretary.
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VETERANS FROM GHATTAEooGA.-Com-
pany @, 64th Regiment o. V. I. (shermsn's
BHgadO) arrived here yesterday morning
from Chattsnooga, having re-snlistsd as vet
e7ans. They were under command Of Lieu
tenant A. v. Hancock. This company was
mainly raised IN Summit County.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-12

JoHE B. GouaH AT YARREs.-This dis-
tinguishod champion of Temperance leo
tured before the people of Warren on Wsdnes-
day evening. Webb's Hall was completely
filsd. Mr.. Cough held his audience In
brsathless sttentiol-fOr two hours-sspscisl-
ly were The patriotic passages ehesrsd with
thundsrs Of applause. The citizens Of War
rsn have Won great credit to themselves by
tho manner in which they hsYe sustained
a course Of lectures during the winter. We
felt assured it could bs done; for there ia no
place IN the State of equal population where
there there is S better average Of intelligence
and cultivation than Warren. The people
are social, patriotic and industrious. They
literally respond to every worthy enterprise.
We see no reason Why Warren, with its pres
ent population, should not be able to listen
every winter to the best lecturers of the
country. The gentlemen who originated and
executed the idea of having course Of leo
lures during the winter are especially enti
tied to credit.
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PIANO AT AUoTIoE.-0. Cutter & Son
will sell on Saturday next, the 18Th inst, at
their Auction Room, 134 Benk street, az Y
O'Clock precisely, splendid new Rosewood
Frame Piano Foztes 75z-octavs. Terms
cash. febIz -ISs
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ESss s. FrszsIss' ProTIsIvz 1G-EsE Re-
Usre-
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THE stock Of cloths, csssimeres, 7sstings
stors fixtures &c, belonging to the estate Of
the lste C, z. KIegan, nerchznt-titilor viii
be sold at auction, by 0. Cutter i Son on
Tuesday, February 1o.h, at No, lis Seneca
Street.
fsbI2-ISs
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CITY NEWS.

MUSTERED 0ur.-Compsny K, Seth o.V.
L, Captain J. ". Ovens, vas mustered out
of service yesterday aftsrn cen. It vas
raised In Butler County.
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AT THE ASoTER.-T. W. Kennard and c.
E. BIakesIsy, of the A. & G. ". Railway, J..
BayArd Rsdhsld, 0. S. n, and A. J. Rsy-
noIds. Agent of the Patriotic cOlumbians,
were at the Angler yesterday.
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LOCAL NOTECEs.

HEApoa's DorAoHMENT 12sTH 0. V. 1,
CAMP CLEVELAND, Feb. IL, 1864.
SPECIAL ORDER no. "a.
All men on furlough from this detachment
will report in camp Immediately, preparatory
to moving. The sick and eonvalescsnt VIII
report in person TO the Assistant surgeon Of t
the Regiment at the hospital. By order Of
]. R. SANFORD,
Capt Co. E, Cong Dstashment.
CEARLEs N. STEYENs,
Acting Adjutant. Esbl2:1s8
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FLAGS WAxrED.-An persons having
Aa9s who srs willing to loan them for deco
rating the building OF ths Sanitary Fair, are
requested 70 send them to G.. ". creWen 4
Co., 2II Superior street. A large number
viii be wanted, and the Committee would
earnestly urge these in the country who have
aags to ssad them in at onos- They VIII Do
brought by express and returned free Of
charge, and will receive proper care Ehils IN
Use-
They should all be plsinly marked with
the owners name and address, and in sueh 2
manner ss not to be erased, oblitsTated or
removed. n A. aASkAs
fsbii;Iw Secretary Dseorsting CON-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-12

E-PeracasI Attention iB given % The 9rosso1rol
on Oiaivas in the Departments at washington.
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To BE PAID.-Msjor John Coon, United
States Paymastsr, viii pay the oficsrs Of the
z1st regiment on Tuesday morning next, in
lhia n;tr
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aEWlNe MACHINES.
CV,EVELAND FEMALR sEMI.

CiLEVELAND FEMALE SEMI
INsRY.-Returning thanks 70 former patrons
tia uudersgeed would respectfully ask OF them, and
the tiz5bs generally liberal share OF their patron
ace Having purchased the Institution, We are about
70 r,aterislT improve, and put The same In perfect
raaair end LABOR, care c= expense VIII b9 spared
10 afford the pupils the best advantages 10 every par
sicusT Eleven Fret Dass Teachers VAL ceTots tnsir
be,t energies TO their instruction.
Day PnpIIs from The Cliy viii be provided
viii. a Street Il. r. gtcket free Of charge.
discount Of Twenty Five Dollars per Term viii
made in favor OF those boa ding pupils who Bfend
sEs-Ths Term commences February %. ls64.
s. II. SANFORD,
fabl1an L. BUTTLEA.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-12
receipts for cu8t0ms was ssl3,lle
Philadelphia Bank Statement.
E0R SALE.

nESTRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
sALE.-Any one in want o. Homestead viii
do well 10 examine the premises, No. 375 kinsmsn-
a. Horse in good rene has all modern improve
Ensntg Of Gas, Wat Furnace, &C. Lot large-lU
feet front on XII sraan and 0rangeS; go feet deep
and abundantly supplied with all kinds Of Fruit and
Shrubbery Tho residence is in an old settled ARD
rood neighborhcod and Will be sold at bargain,
fsb3-IS2 n and 70 Merwin-st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-12

Two gooa secondhand Planes for sale at
4 bargain, st Sanford & Oo.'s, 1S4 Superior
street, up stairs. Ieblz:lSe