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Especial to the Cleveland IrAD1a.1

Especial to the Ols7eland LEADzR.l
CHICAGO. March J.
Dressed HRgs-Quiet. Sales atT,O0Gs,0O
Live Hogs-Actiye. Sales ct 5,0O17,0o, chiefly
at 6,E0GT,CO
Beef Cattle-steadY.
hales mostly at s5,09G6,69.
PrOviaions-Firm.
PoRK-Heavy sales mess pork at f9l,oOaOs7H;
prime mess at 500 and 2CO9 bbls TO GoTernmsnt st
Is 60l1lg,O1.
HGNs-ssles beef hams at sIT5O; picked hams at
llhc.
LARD-Dun. Sales at l2c for prime and IlH for
No l.
whisky = Active. Opening firm and closing
weak
Eales 2,ss0 bbls at s26S5c, closiHg at s2e.
Wheat-Steady. SALES No. l At sl,l45z8lsls8 and
No. at sI,095SGl. .lO54.
COrn-Sales old at S16s3&e; New at TS3fsE.
Oara-Salss 1t cassie
RYe-SAles st 90
Barley-sales at I,I76l,Ie for No 2.
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BU1oLARI.-The packing house Of 4.
d. chaPin 4 Co., was entered on Saturday
night BY burglars. The door Of ths safe was
blown Of with powder and robbed of about
two hundred and afty dollars in money, good
and bad. Desk drawers were forced open
and papers thrown around in admirable con-
fusion, but nothing was carried Of butmOnsy,
A family living in the nsIghbOrhoOd heard
two WOrsPOrts WhichFhsyaasuppOssd to be cannon,
bat which in reality was the cOnsussion pro-
ducsd BY blowing OF the safe door.
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Hkw YOKK nIARKKT-maroh ?.

Ri RILEa2AFM.l
CottOn-puIl and lc lower. SALES at 7487so for
middling uplands.
RlOur-market closed lower.
Sales s6,75G6,s5 for extra State; G,20G75 for
extra, round hooped Ohio; GYs'SsySO for trade
brands.
WhiaIxy-Market irregular and unsettled
Sales at Ss1sO for State, and 20 for small lots
Western.
Wheat-Msrket quiet and firm with moderate
export demand.
sales at 81 for Chicago Spring IsI9I 62
or Milwaukee OIuD IS For smutty do; al,6sel,7 II
for Winter red Western.
Corn-Market to &c better with fair demand.
Sales at 81, 540l,355f for Shipping Mixed Western
in store including load sold at s2 cash to-day,
and l,3OH for unsonnd mixed western.
Oats-Market hrmsr.
Sales at 9O19lc for state and Western.
PerrcleuM-Firm and excited.
Sales at sO5S for crude 4sG49 for refined in hon ];
so gals do in tins at 81; 60e62c for refined free.
P8rk-marke d arcely SO frm
Sales at s22OO622 Is for mess; S2 25a21.T5 for old
do; SO 25023 GH for dO II, ,T5ol3 IS for old and
new prime, and 81, ,n0G2l.50 for prime mess. Also
800 bbls mess for June, sellers cptiOn p, ,25;
100 bbls do for March, buyers option st ,75.
Beef-Market quiet and steady.
Dressed HOgB-Duu and nominal.
Lard-Quist. sales at l3e94
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o. A. Bead 4 oo-OsvoIand and Columbus stOo
Wanted.
o Gutter Son Zeal Estate At Auction.
L. ,. 4 8. BmgesB-sundries.
SANITARY Eair-Dramatic EtsrtAinmont.
s. Bra.nard Co-WsSteTn Musical World.
Geo. N, Phil ips-Eins Men Wanted.
Keelsr 4 Yegt-Attention, PalntsR.
n. Burt-Removal.
Carriage and Wagon Mandatory for Sale.
Basil L. spangisr -ATtilIsry Horses Wanted.
A. a @. Rettberg-Feather Busters.
LOst-A Fur Collar.
n. Burt-RemoVAl-Locsl Notice.
VIM. o. Forth-Ph3togrAphs-LOozl Hottie.
l2sth Rssiment-Locsl Notice.
Attention. %. A-Loosl Notice.
III superior-s -st-Photoeraphs-Local Notice.
Attsn ion, %. F-Local Notice.
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ATTENTION, COMPANY F, 10Th 0. V.M.-
You are hereby notified that the drill for
Teesday evening is postponed. Every mem-
Der is expected to be present on next Friday
evening, as business of Importance will come
before the Company.
By order Of Commandsnt,
marchS:141 FRED P. FAARAED, o. S.
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BALL OF Batteries "B" AND G".-on
Thursday evening, March 10th, at ohapin'l
Hall, Batteries " B /" and "G" will give q
dance, when they will be happy to meet AL
their friends. Lsland's band will furnish the
music, and Mould will get up one of his best
IuPpers. Everything will be done by the
veterans to make IL pleasant for all who at
tsnd.
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WAN t ID!
LOCAL NOTICES.

IT will be seen in our column ofmilitsry
advertisement that the 129th Regiment, o.
vi, (Johnsons Island wants more men
to complete its organization. We are in
formed that the regiment leaves camp in q
few days. After its departure no new re-
eruits will be received.
Mar s:I4l.
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ArTENr1oE Co nAD 29rH REa1Szu

ATTENTION Co "a" 29TH REGIMENT, o.
V. .M.-YOu are hereby ordered to appear at
the Armory, Thursday evening at ~ P. n,
for inspection and business. Every member
Is expected to be present.
Teere will be no drill on Thursday even
ing By order.
mar S:14I. J. B. PARSONS, 1st Sergt.
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On PAINTINGS EoR SALE AT FINE Art
HALL On Wednesday, March 9Th, at IL
o'clock 4. n, thu Fine Art Committee will
offer for sale, at Public Auction, very val
liable collection OF thirty-three Oil paintings,
eight of them by Rossiter.
E. R. PERKINS,
mT5;lt Secretary.
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DE- Good. at New York.

There is very dull market In domestic dry cot
tons, and prices lower and unsettled Two OF
the Leading jobbe.s selling under commission
prices.
WOOlens are inastiVe but firm.
Medium foreign dress goods, like saxony Goods
are doing better.
The following shows the total number OF packages
and the value Of the dry goods imported at the port
Of new York for the week ending the 4th Of March :
knTERED Or CONsUMPTIOE.-Value s3O64Y5l3
200
WAREHousED.-Paekages No I.sIs; Value sSlI,s9s
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BATTERY "B".-We learn that 8 Sup
per and Dance will be given to the veterans
Of the above Battery, at the WigWam, scO-
willie Avenue, on Tuesday eve, March eighth.
The boys leave for the front on Monday
1axE
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PHoToaRAPHs.-Wm.C C. North makes the
first Photographs in Ohio, and the public ac-
knowledge his pictures the best in the State.
Rooms 205 Superior street, up only one flight
Of stairs. Citizens and Strangers are invited
10 call fob 29.I4I
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RELICS AT AuoTIoH.-There will be q
sale at auction this morning at ten o'clock,
at the junction of the Bazaar and Mechanics
Hall, of war relics, curiositiss, &c. Also at
the Fine Art Hall immediately after the sale
of pictures on Wednesday morning.
Il. F. BRAYToE, Chairman.
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Dr.. JONES AT THE ANGLER HOUSE,
0soena--a footed ulcer In the nose, and
catnrrh in all its forms cured by DR.. Jones,
now practioing at the Angler House in this
city, where, on account of his immense prao-
tice, he has prolonged his stay until April
1st.
DR.. Jones cures sll curablo diseases Of the
eye, ear, head and noss.
DR.. Jones has hsd the benefit Of q thorough
medical educstion in Europe and America.
His diplomas hang in his office. mArch5 -IlI
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
Court Of Common Pleaa--wodpesday.


BRFoRH JUDGE BoLTOE.-The case Of Car
Oline BertbrOng vs. @. E. Hill was on triA
to Jury In this Court yesterday. Plain
til sues for damages for work in the house o.
defendant. The counsel for the plaintiff ar'
Robinson and stetson; for .he defendant, C.
W. Palmer and G.. z. Hsrrick. The case il
still on trial.
BEFORE JuDsE FooTE.-Ths Court was oc-
oupiod yesterday morning in the trial Of the
case Of z. clif vS The American Express
Company, for trospasS, in breaking into the
premises Of plaintiff. J.W. HeisIsy appear
cd for plaintiff and J. E. IngersOl for dsfen-
dsnt. The jury found verdict for plaintiff,
with damages to the amount Of $75.
Michael Billings, ct. al. bring q repIsvin
suit agsinst Frederick Merticheimer ct. al.
to recover some Suffers goods. JIM. Jones
was the attorney for plsintiff, FsSssnden and
Kelley appeared for defendant. Judgment
has not yet been rendered.
The Cleveland and Oil Creek Oil Company %.
George Carey was the closing case in Judge
Foote'S Court yesterday. Prsntiss and Bald
win appeared for plaintiffs and W. 2. Carey
for defendant. Judgment was given for
plaintiff.
BEToKH JUDGE OoFTrEBERRY.-CourtR Room
No. being in possession Of the Sanitary
Fair, Judge oOfinberry held Court yesterday,
land will tO-day,--in the sherif's Office. The
case of sutliHe %. Lewis and Sheldon was
on trial to the Court yesterday, but was not
decided.
A decree sf divorce was granted to Mrs.
Lindsey against her husbkud, whe was anod
800 for receiving stolen property 8 short
time since.
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SANITARY FAIR AUcTIoE.-WilI be sold
At auction this afternoon, at one O'Clock, In
the Audience Room, War Relics, consisting
Of Shells, Guns, Canes, ProjeetiIes, so. No
charge for admission to the room.
Mareh4:tf. CoIMITFKR ON RELICS
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BITTERH HD."-This Battery late Kon.
kls's) now under command of Captain Peaso,
are reporting at Camp Cleveland to-day
When they will go to the front is net yet
known,
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The 41sT.-The furloughs of this regi-
ment expire on Saturday, and the regiment
will rendezvous at Camp Cleveland immedi-
stsIy. Its recruiting officers have been very
successful
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MEssRs. BUEaEET & ADAMS, Wholesale
Dealers, have just received at their old
stand, No. 125 Water street, an extensive
stock of Boots and Shoes for the Spring
trade. Call and see them. feb:24:l40
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POLICE CoURT.-Beside the usual oats.
logUo Of drunks and disturbances, there were
several cases Of rather unusual interest, thil
morning, in Judge Hsssewnueller's Court.
Hannah Duffy was charged with an assault
and battery on Mary Hsrrick. The two had
quarrolIsd and Hannah had attempted moral
suaSiOn with poker. But it transpired that
Mary was the attacking party, and Hannah
escaped the House Of correction.
But Hannah, not satisfied with escape, at
tempted retaliation, and brought against
Jane NoKenEle, who was one o her sntago-
nist's Aiders and abettsrs, the charge Of
keeping house Of ilI- fame. Mrs. Mckenzie
had to pay hns Of $25,O and costs.
Geo. AillSr-the man who attempted the
confidence game in Dro1' Matchmaker
shop on Detroit street, week or two aRo,-
was bound over to answer to the charge Of
robbery at the Common Pleas Court. 20 the
amount Of $500. Not being able to hnd
bail, he was committed to the kind care Of
Sheriff Lewis.
Patrick Murphy was 6aed IS and costs for
violating the Water Ordinance.
Joseph Brown was brought before the
Court BY Clara Knapp, who charged him
with threatening to assaulther. Clara asked
the Court to bind said Joseph to keep the
peace, bat she failed to make out a case
Defendant vas discharged, and Clara had to
pay the costs Of the suit.
Lewis French was charged with stealing
e railroad ticket from sOphina Monroe. The
prosecuting witness did not appear and
young French was discharged
Geo. Farrell, Disturbance, s. 90 and cost.
Lizzie Singer, Rachel YOakls, vagaraney,
sent to the House Of Correction for 20 saws,
Edward Webb, Iame offence, 20 DAYS In
County Jail.
IntexieatiOn.-NAney Turner, Charlotte
Lewis, Caroline Ayor, each sent to the House
# Correction 2s days. John W. ByntOn.
Bartlett H. Murray, John Marx, william
Rooney, 81 and oOStS-James Fowler IS and
'Osss, John Weleh s. and costs.
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Go TO THE BAZAAR go to the Fine Art
Hall go to the Museum but do not forget
to 60 to Lewis, 2ll Superior street, for pho
tographs. msrehs:l4I
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FINANCIAL.
AY. HONEY n1ARKKE-MarOh =.

\. z. BIONKY lIARKRR-DTarch =,
IBT FmEGRAPu.I
monsy-Msrket very easy at 5a6 2 cent with
abundant supply and fnir request.
at l76nl76E.
GOld-Firmer. Opening at 6.A, advancing to szK
and closing quiet az s21624
lSOvernmeaE StOcEs-MRrket actias and
hrmer
Fiye-twenlies, coupons, 109z Seven Thirty Treas.
Certificates 9s7S. -
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REMOVAL I'M. Burt, the Jeweler, hss
removed his stock and fixtures from 1eS to
14S Superior street, Opposite the Wsddsn
House. See advertisement. mars;141.
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EL0TRlAa.
THE POET ON A TRAIN;

IL Oh
Fke Romance q the RaIfroad.
b the author Of the .sfafr Inez," Ths Prince Of
walks, !" fhs Ghost Huntsrs,n &c.
(c0NuArED.l
CHAPTER IX-THH sAAEH UP.
When woke up In the morning
The Train was standing still
On one aide iaW a river,
On tbs other steep hill
Nhow wonder What In thundsr,n
Sid I. '-can the matter Be p
As I opened wide the window
Aad looked out thatI mish zee.
Than heard the clank Of hammers,
Saw men rushing to and fro;
But did not have 10 90 far
Ire sight / did tehOld;
Iight ne'er had seen before
And made my biood run cold.
Right before me on the railroad,
And not tWeuty rods ahesd,
Was freight trs in smashed 70 p.eces,
And an ed COW lying dead
''rell me, please, Iir, ShAf's the matter p
Sald 70 !,, . nan quite near,
We must stop six hours here"
There were h7gsheads Of tobacco,
And dead hogs lying on the ground.
suRar, Flour, Coal and Bacon
In pr0lusi0n scattered round.
Men were busy moving rubbEh.
some we're busy laying track,
And a. / was only in their way
10 the cars soon went back.
Oh tbs gEunbling and the growing,
That 10 the cars met,
1t was laughabls to h-arit,
And / never shall forg I.
Soms 8ess frettlng for their breakfast,
Others that they were not home,
While some sHore that on that Hailroad
HsVsr mor0 that WaT sould come.
And ws ish to inform our numerous friends and
the pablo that sill osr the largest and best
sprtmentoi
READY-MADE CLOTHING
In the ~ Of Cleveland Our stock Of Cloths, Cas-
simsres, NeetingB and Military 6Oods Of AL deserp
ti0ns, Is very large. Cali 81
Issao A. Issse's Union HAlI,
8oIs Agency for thssAIo Of Oslebratsd sewing
Nsohfnes, 6torr's Automato1 Pres1man, and
6srong'B Patent Army ed-Trunk.
n Corner 5upsrior and Uniou-Hez.
- Look out for the GIANTS. fsb29
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To Be MUSTERED OUr-The remaining
companies of the I2sth o. V. I six months
regiment,-will be mustered out to-day.
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CITY NEWS.

To AEEIvE.-The 18th Ohio will rem
deEvOuB at Camp Cleveland to-day and will
leave for the front in few days.
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SEEDS.
1857, WANTS q FOUND.

WANTED.-HAKD LOOM.-EvH-
w At Farmer te know hat Lamb self Acting
nand Loon il an article he wants to make and save
Honey with The turning Of sn easy crank BY man,
Noen o pols does the whole business OF weaving IS
% oy arus In day % go cay can be earned BY
~ u.e; state, county and Townsville Rights and
4,gome 5oL ssles Addresa, with stamps, BRAHEON
sIIl0Lasgnloeeo- "a. ianZ-R2s
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THERE are no pianos superior to the
Knsbe." G. A. Barlow has them for sale
at No. 8, Euclid street. feb. 1: IH
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RsssIpr. POrk and Rssf a. Toledo.

hoeeIpts Fork and BeeI nt ToIedos
The receipts of Pork, Beef and Live Stock at Tole-
do Saturday were:
Pork; bbl sss Cattle. cars |. HOsz eArss. Dressed
HCgs, ms 1856
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LnERAL.-M'ns Zoe, the danseuse snd
pantOmimist, sent $50 to the Buffalo Sanitary
Fair, the proceeds Of her first nights per-
Torrance In Rochester.
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z R S II Rim Err
Ever Invented in America!
THOMAS FARNsWOTHs PATENT.
January 10th, 1868.

I4h valuable Mscbine was yeau In DEVELOPMENT
~ conbinet ManEle, Washer and Wrineer Cue OF
hlle hundfsd and ninety nine different oueg All to
.hi as'e MS HotH AAH EouAL. Il is Stfong and
Not Liabs to Get Out Of Order.
- this Aachine, e'otl es for Steamboats,, LaunS-
flors ho1pital1. Boar isR Housosand Facfories can
= o.ea - foot, thoroughly weshed, dried and
lF11sd in . mizutea.
Oall at NO. So Pittsburgh street
sea si.nss tbs wonderful GutOnAion Lsundreu ia
- -stsss. County and ToEnlhip Rights for sale.
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LUBE's Perfumes for seven shillings.
Pure Wines, Brandies, etc., at Halls Homso-
pathie Pharmacy, No. II Public Square.
fob34
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Oil
m BBIg BENZTNE.

1OO Alexander Wil-on a Cos make
Price Sc per gallon, barrels aud oaTtsgo extra.
90 barrels PalmsTs BenEius, No. 90, &c per gall.
barrels IN cluded.
50 barrels Palmers Benzins, No. o, s5o per gall,
barrels included.
This article iE erior to ANYTHING in the market
and is made eIp essly for Painters and Varnith Men,
the mos volatile portion having been iaken out II
mara BENTON BROS. 4 90.
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SANITARY FAIRl
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS. MIN

The Best is the Cheapest.
GEO. HALL, ct I95 Ontario ST., Cleveland.
The Bradbury, Boveu & Bascom, and other hrst
class Planes DO you want TO buy a gOOd Piano :
Call 81 Mr. Hals rooms before boying. It Is little
out Of the way, but you will find some good Pianos
and Melodeonss and cheap enough to pay.
Mr.. Hall Is an old, extensive dealer, cash buyer
and recently permanently located in Cleveland pro.
poses 20 eontiaLe his invariabe msthod Of fair deal
Ing. Don't propots to treat the world bat pFopogss
not to be outdone. Pro yoses to have ne Pianos a.
Rave ever been opened in Cleveland lBome may think
nnerl e. as ioW prices (some may think loEer.)
bury and kovsu Bacon Fianos, tent by the makers
20 oe and half the proceeds TO 20 20 the So disrs
Ialr. ma'3-lsl
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Rose & Prsutiss' Prov1ulO. m.rkss Re-

The following are the rates charged By them!
Hams-Sags gsr-cured premiam Hams, . D. .........le
BElo0 BEES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = .................- ...l0C
Habru-Or Smoked Sides 3 b..............- .-.-.l2f
Lard-Prime leaf, kettle-rend' ed In bbis y n.l5fc
Z" Prime leaf, kettle rendered in kegs d b..l3Sc
POrk-No mees ,
Extra clear , ,0
~ No extra charge made for packages or carriage
10 railroad depots or boats Ali articles warrant
ed strictly PRIME and equal to anything in the State
Orders promptly filed. Our sugar cured Hams and
ksttle-rendered Lard took the first premium ct the
lat8 Ohio State Fair. ROSE b PBEHTIBS,
Nos. ll7, IA and I46 OntArio-5t.. OleVeland.
iulyl.R9s
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AUCTION SALES.
5OO TO 1000 TONS COAL.
500 to 1000 Tons Coal AZ Auction

There will be an Auction SAFE Of ths following
kinds 4 Coal CbY the load SzturdaY the 5th
cay Of March, ct O'e'ock P. N At the door Of the
Court House. Now tbs time Tor col sumsis to show
their Hherallty.
Brlar Rfl. Ch-ppewa, MaTsillOn, Mineral Bidge,
WilloE Baok, Ta.madge, sterl ng, PitisoqrRh, Dia-
mond, Hammondsvile, kteubs vi le, CO'um biana,
strip Vein, Sainsvil'e Blue Mountain, Broad
Guage, New Castle, Clinton, and any 9th qualities
nf GOAL that may be dynatfd. Also, number Of car
loads OF LOke
18-Tes ms Ct sale made known on day Of sale.
By order Of the Committee
march2-lt 2. 1. PRIOD. SacratarT.
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PROGRAMME or rHR WEEK.

Tonight, by especial request, the Amateur
Dramatic Association will give an sxhi-
bition at the Academy Of Music. The stsrl-
ing and successful comedy Of "Marrisd
Life will be Reproduced and the program
me will close with the excellent comediotta
Of the Rough Diamond" The artists who
appear have already proven themselves ex-
collent ones, and We need not say that the
entertainment will be q success in every re-
spsot.
Tomorrow night the Old Folks Concert
will be rspsstsd. OF course it will be a mag
niaOsnt stair, and everybody will see it.
The Fair will positively close on Thurs
day. No entertainment will be given on
Thursday evening, as the half-fars railway
tickets expire at that date. After rest of
week or two, several exhibitions, necessarily
postponed for the present, will be given in
the Audience Room.
FLORAL HALL DANCE.
The last Floral Hall dance will come OF
this evening.
THE LINDsTEDT PIANO.
The Lindstedt Piano" was "drafted"
on Saturday, aud fell to the lot of DR.. ]. s.
NeWberry. 1t is = valuable prise to have
=" life interest in.
AUCTIONS.
The auction for the sale of donated paint
ings will come of, as announced, at the Fine
AT Hall tomorrow morning, at eleven
o'clock. We hope that it viii be fully at
tended.
There will be an auction this morning at
ten O'Clock at the junction of the Ba1aAr and
Mechanics Hall, of War Relics, euriosities,
70. Also at the Fine Art Hall, Immediately
after the sale Of pictures on Wednesday
FHE ATTENDANCE
vas large yesterday. The sun came out with
All the beauty and freshness Of Spring, and
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Receipts of Wheat at Chicago aud Mill
waukee.
The following statement will show the amount Of
wheat received at Chicago and Milwaukee, from
C6iosgo...........s72 5s7 Milwaukee ...IO4s
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Flour and Grain ia store In Chicago.
The amount Of Flour and Grain in store in Chicago
on the 9th February, CON psres IoloWE:
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MOVEMENTS OF FLOUR AND GRAIN
Receipts AT Toledo.

Receipts At EOledOs
The receipts Of Flour, Wheat, and Corn, ct Toledo
on Saturday last, were as follows:
Flour, bbs Tes, Wheat, bush 400, Corn, bush 49,
Oats, bush T. ls7.
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TaTsusaRAFF.l
6tSoka-Firmer
New York Central iesK, Pacific Mail z9Ok. Erfa IIe
Hudson l534, Harlem las, Illinois Central si isoIk
Erie preferred lilo, Michigan Southern gnarsntse.J
10, heading l44, 9alena aud Chicago I2I z Pitf-b
n Wayne and Chicago l25, chicago and Roc 1sIsns
10 Cleveland and Toledo l43jf, Alton and Tl-
Hsute u, Chicago, PurlinR' on and onincv - ~
Cleveland and PtttsburR l2254 Toledo a. SQsbhi ~ ~
milwaukee and Prairie du CHEN 76%. ~ W.
Ny. BANK sTATElIENT-AIarch o,
lRY TRLEsRAPH.l
increase In Loans.-........ 81 ,83- ,Z3s
PeoIeAse N 5peele -..-..........-.....l ls0si.Qei
Increase In {,04s ss5
business Of the Slb-Treaaury.
The business Of the Sub-Tressury at New York
Thursday was as follows:
Receipts, l76s,sia q Payments, l,H5,OOs 81; Bal
ance, 33,l74,sl5 "A.
The receipts for customs were sssl,OO
RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE:
Chicago and Alton Railroad.
This rosd earned in the 4th week Of February
81. .45s.
Cleveland and PtttsburEh.
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh road earned in Feb
rnny, ls7,6o0.
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AUCTIONS.
FHE

was large yesterday. The sun came out with
all the beauty and freshness Of Spring, and
the week opened prOpitiOusly.