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Ale and P0rter-ln good demand. We quote !;
Present use Xxx ale ssO; Stock XXX sl0.n0 n sl2,-
%; Kennstt Sl2,OO; Pa,e Cream 5000; Porter So
Half and quarter barrels in proportion.
lIaIt-Steady at 81, IS per bushel.
Hops-Range at 25G55o, according TO quality.
GrocerIes-The market is active and steadier.-
Brown sugars srs shade frmer. We quote as fol-
lows:
sUGAR-Porto Rico I7<alsc; Cuba I65kalsc; New
Orleans l75fa2Oc; yellow coffee 22a221<c; white cof-
fee 2sa2ic; crushed, powdered and granulated sc.
CoFFsE-Rio 46a47c; Java Sac; Haracabo 4s
a50c.
sPIcEs-AIlspics, 2 n, 3sa55c; Cassia s3ea-; Nut
megs 81, ,50s-; Cloves 55a-; Pepper 46a5Cc.
EYRUPs-The range is sO4sl rs, according to quality.
MoLAssEs There is only limited supply in the
market. Fair to choice is quoted at eOeasl co.
TEAs-The market is firm at the following quota
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ST. GEoReE's SoCIETY FEsTIvAL.-The
anniversary and festival of st. Georges socit-
ty viii take place at Chapin's Hall this
evening. The managers of the Society
are sparing no effort to make it q successful
and pleasant occasion. A splendid and
tempting supper will be spread, music and
speaking will add to the attractions of the
night, and the festivities Of the evening will
by dance.
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PRESENTATION TO Col. MCGRoARTY.-
This gallant oficer, who spent several
months in this city last summer and fall, was
presented few nights ago with sword,
b,lt, and sash, by some friends in Cincinnati.
The Colonel goes to the front in few days.
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zx. s=oCk nlAnKzT-AprII2s.

8tOoks-Beeier.
Clevelsud and Toledo l53, Chicago and Rock Island
O. Chicago Burlington and Quincy l42 Toledo and
Wabash n. do pref rred IS Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
and ChicaRO l22, Alton and Terre Hsute TO- Chicago
ard Northwestern 5sz, do pra'erred So Hudson I42,
Reading l4'. Michigan TentTAl l44< Michigan South
ern e6 do Ruaractsed 40. Illinois Central Ecrip 1872
Cleveland a-d Pittsburgh ex div ll6H, Milwaukee
and Prairie du Obien 70, Harlem 2l5, Erie ll6s do
preferred lne. New York Central ls7, Ohio and Mis-
sisappi certificates 59 United States Oneyear cer-
tifcates %. Five-twenties, coupons. ll2
The following the closing prices at Gallaher's
Evening Stock Exchange, u O'Clock D. m:
Gold TX EeE York Central 163A, Erie ll6H
Hudson llI14. Reading 40. Michieau Central l4i
Michisau Southern 96, Illinois Central 1874 Pitts
hurgh ex div ll6 Galena l2eF, Cleveland and Toledo
W. Wabash 72 Canton 4s, Cumberland H. Go coal 20
Ths market closed steady.
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tors Bit.
On Saturday evening, some boys on the
bank of the river just below the City Mills,
and across the canal from the foot of Michi-
gan street, engaged in fishing, discovered in
the sand at their feet, several silver coins:
The sand and dirt had been deposited on the
bank by the dredging machine ssms days
before, and the rain Of Friday and Saturday
had washed it away, exposing the coin to
view. In these days whom "qusrtsrs " and
"haIves" are forgotten terms, and even
dimes and half dimes are only remembered
as the relics of past age, these big, round
Mexican dollars were decidedly not to be
sneszed at. So the boys thought, and ap-
propriating them at once, they began to dig
for more. The story of treasure-trcve "
could not, however, be kept q secret, and
early Sunday morning sll Michigan street
and the dweIlers thereon had heard of the
discovery, and the news began to be told in
other parts of the city. A crowd Of eager
miners soon gathered and began excavations
in the dirt-heap, and by noon fifty
busy workers were On hand. Their labors
were richly rewarded, and by noon over
three hundred dollars had been excavsted,
Nevada never yielded so rich "lead," Tho
diggers were in ecstaciss. "reminiscences Of
the robbing of the Canal Bank some fourteen
or fifteen years ago, by man named Brown,
who swan the river ct this point, and dump
ed in two or three kegs Of silver (!I), which be
couldn't carry with him, began to circulate,
and confident expectations were expressed
that thousands of dollars would be found in
the dirt and at the bottom Of the river
Speculsting gentlemen of the Hebrsic per-
sussion began to make their appearance,
and the fortunate finders found ready Pur-
chasers st so per cent. pIemiumin greenbacks'
The structure Of the monsy-market was
evidently relieved, and the happy specula-
tors, having bought up all the coin they
could get hold of, departed, their pockets
bulging out with specie, and their faces rs-
diant with smiles.
But alas for the vanity of human expec-
bnlAOuba OuI 5PocAidtoI1 AeN DSSA ""
eager, and discovered it to their sorrow, for,
on testing their purchsse-All the coin, by
the way was in Mexican dollars, bearing the
date of 1874, black with age, but to every
appearance genuine,-it was discovered to
be counterfeit, and was plainly the deposit
Of some suspected scoundrsIs who feared de-
lection, and we're anxious to hide this evil
dence of their guilt. The rage and grief of
the unfortunate purchasers may be imagined,
especially on learning, by consulting legal
authorities, that they had no remedy but to
grin and besrit! Digging ceased rather sud
denly tOO-thOugh, for that matter, but little
coin had been found since noon. As we
write, silver is tight" again, though Mexi-
can dollars, bearing date in 1914, are likely
for some time to be drug in the market.
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CHICAGO, April g.
Fgaur-Firm.
Wheat-Steady. Sales No ] spring at el,39 and
No 2 at 81, pal. .28,6
CoFn-bun, and declined 1fslo. Sales No. at
98s99o
Onts--Quiet Sales Of No at 67asI5<c.
Whisky-Unsett.ed. Opening at sl,lsi and clos
ing Et 81 is.
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TRY EsI saskEH.!
G1old-MOre active and higher Opening at TAX,
and closing quiet and frm At 7sA
sterling SxckGnaa-Firmer, but dull, at 1e4a
1876 for currency.
eIGzSy-Active and STEADY at pei cant.
Government stooks-Firmer. Five-twenties,
coupons, l%aiI2
The shisment OF goId to-day 70 Europe was o. 375-
0o0 per EtnR, and a5Ol0 900 per virginia
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THE THEArER.-After an absence of
four months in Columbus, Elsler's excellent
theatrical company return to- day to CIsve-
land. The dramatic season viii be opened
tonight and Maggie Mitchell will appear as
FanchOn the Cricket, supported by the full
strength of the company. This simple an
nOuneemsnt will be sufficient to insure
crowded house for the reception of this sue
esssfuI and versatile actress. It is needless
to attempt to add by any words of praise to
the reputation of Maggie Mitchell. Her
"FanohOn" and "Little Barefoot" are two of
the greateEt successes Of the age. During her
engagement at Columbus, with Mr.. EIlsIer's
company, which closed on Saturday evening,
the theater was nightly crowded to over
flowing With delighted audiences. We have
no doubt that her engagement in this city
will prove even more successful.
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The ATLANTIC FoR MAY.-This excellent
number of the AtIanticis just out. The table
Of contents is as follows: "a Cruise on Lake
Lsdogs," 8 leaf of European travel, by Bay-
ard Taylor; "Wst Weather Work." con-
tinuation of the pleasant series Of papers by
that name, from the pen Of Donald G: Mitch
ell; "The New England Revolution of the
Seventeenth Century," by John G. Palfrsy !;
"Some Account of the Life Of an old Bach
lor," by A. N. Disz "The Gold Fields Of
Eovs seOtis," by Arthur Gilman; 'Life in
the Sea Islands )" "California as q Vine
Land" "The RIM" by Harriet E. Prescott;
"Types," by William Winter; "HOuse and
Home Papers, part v, "Rsking up the
Fire." BY Harriet Beechsr Stowe, and ''Ths
Presidential Election" The poems are,
''Tbe Resper's Dream" pretty, but by no
means vigorous bit Of verse, by Thomas Bu-
ohRnsn Read "The SnoW-Man," )" an indif
ferent versicls, by Charles J. Sprague; 'To
Young Girl Dying-With Gift of Fresh
Palm Leaves" by 7. ". Parsons; and
''Gold Hair, Legend Of Pornia, by Robert
Browning specimen, probably, of his new
series Of men and Women, ;" which Messrs.
Teknor h Fields announce as having in the
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LOCAL NOTICE..

Q. S, MUsTERING AND DIsBURsIsG OFFICE
CLEvELAND, OHIO, April p, 1854
By orders received this day from the War
Department, this Office is now closed. All
claims and accounts in connection with re-
oruiting service will hereafter be presented
to the United States mastering and Disburs-
ing Officer, Columbus, Ohio.
d. DOUGLAS,
Captain 18th Infantry,
Mastering and Disbursing Office.
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FINANCIAL AND G0MMERGIRL.
FIHANOIAE
MONEY mARKKT.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
SATURDAy EvU1rua AnriI a iqf

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
SATURDAY EvEEIEe, April q 1854. !
GOId-Gold in Wall street. influenced to a large
degree by the heavy foreign ndemsnd-nearly two mil
lions dollars were shipped to-day-continues to ad-
vance. The closing rate at the regular afternoon
Board to-day l7s|4, and at GalIshers Stock Ex-
change tonight I77S. The buying rate here at the
close to-day was us.
sIIver-selling 6ss67 per cent. premium buying,
64S65.
EIOney-Ourronoy is easy and in good demand at 8
per cent.
Exchangs-Essy, at the following rates: Gov
eminent, National and Ohio funds par on New
York. Eastern and Pittsburgh 4 per cent. discount
Government Bsnds-Firmer and active. We
quote as follows:
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SECOND National BANK,
OF Cleveland,
designated Depository and Fiscal
Agent Of the Emitted States.
National 1O-40 Five Per Cent.
Loan.

By instructions from the Secretary OF the Treas
my. datod March Is, 81, this Bank will receive sub
scriptions for the RATIONAL 1910 FIVE PEB CENT.
LOAN, IN coupon bonds or registered certificates r.
deemed after ten and payable ferry years from date
in COIN.
This loan bears GOLD INTEREST, payable sEMI-AEEU-
ALLY coupon 6nd registered bonds OF $500 and over
aud ANNUALLY or bondE Of the denomination OF 90
snd l1a dollars.
in subscribing parties may either to pay the &c
crued interest nom the INST OF march to the day OF
subscription IN Coin or in Currency adding nifty Fec
cent premium OF receive bonds bearing interest
from day Of subscription Also viii allow to
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS,
AND SUB AGENTS,
The usual C. mmission Of eighth Of one per cent.
aprii2-l62
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MoRE BURGLARIEs.-Theb burglars, who
have given us briefrespite for soma weeks,
seem to have recommended their labors. On
Friday night Poole & Johns hardware store
on Ontario street was burglariously entered.
The thief bored a hole through the back
door, through which he inserted his hand
and pulled the bolt, thus efecting an en-
trance. About i've or six hundred dollars
worth of cutlery was carried off,
On the same evening the barn of DR.. W.
S. strester, in East Cleveland, was broken
open and robbed Of two sets of double har-
ness, one with leather colored trimmings,
and the other plain, one set of single harness,
with leather cOlored trimmings, one with sill
yer covered trimmings, one pair light woolen
plaid blankets, one Hght-colored wolf robe,
and 3 new carriage cover. In the barn at
the time of the theft were three valuable
horses, a carriage worth 5000, and three
buggIes.
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PRAINARD'S HALL. s9sga,
Wednesday Eve, April 27ih,
THE .HOFFMAN's, from Eibio's Concert Saloon,
Broadway, Few York,
GRAND CONCERT,
Tonr. Spring Of 1854, Madame CHARLOTTE
VARIAN,

The besuti-u snd popular Prima Donna, and I'D
ward Hoffman. the eminent Pianist and Com poser
Admission 50 ooufs Reserved seats without extra
charFe Tickets may be obtained and seats secured at
Brsinard's Music Storo, commence at 9 a. n. Mon
day morning. Full particlarH in Programme.
HE, PAKMELEE, Agent.
Madame Variau, tbs charmlog Prims Donna =
1t ia with pleasure We announce the comtag 9f this
lady q our ciZsns. There Is artist who Is more
welcome II our musical folks than Madame Varian-
her concerts fall have never been forgot By our
citizens and they will be sageE again 20 secure seat
10 listen more to those sr-rilug strains which
none but n adam Varfan can give. Their success in
New York, daring tho winter has been immense
Mr., Hoffman hiss alike bsen adding new laurels to
his already ell eAr1ed fame and we feel sure our
citizens will not Re backward IN tfstiying their de-
light At the SUCCESS Of their faTOritis.
aur2I-14S
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FAREswORTH's patent Msngler can be
seen in successful operation at the Weddell
House Laundry. Call in and see it.
apF2I:I48
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rREAsURE-rROvE.

Three Hundred Dollars In Silver found in
the dirt on the observation-disclosures TX
element on Michigan Street---ReIief Of
the Money Market---SIIVer quoted at 80
The Coin proves bogus---The specula-
TORS BIZ.
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Ten-Forty government Loan.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
rHR FIRST EATIOEAL BANK,
OF CLEVEAND,
designated a permanent Depository of the Govern
ment Is prepared to receive inscriptions 70 the
Ten-ROrty Government Loan,
Depository ,S for o. 9. Ohioeru, Paymasters and
onarteTmsstsrs mAr3e-I52.
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LICENsKD CLAIM OFFIUE


LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES
CLEVELAND, Ohio, WAsHIEeFoEB D. o.
No. Lyman'E Block, No 44S Ninth st.
Near the Court House.
We srs authorised by Government to collect
tao
6l00 BOuzEy
due discharged soldiers; also, the widow, chll-
aren, snd rightiul heirs ofsl deceased soldiers;
also
to which every discharged soldier who Ess dis
abled in the service, Is entitled Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
phan sisters, as they are severslly entered un-
der the lsW. Also,
due discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
promptly collected, or eashed. Also,
Prize M0ned.
Money due enlisted eC months men
money due teamsters, and every other class Of
elMms growing out Of this or any other wsr.
We also psy special attention 10
PATENTS
~ AVsId UIsim and Patent AGesGs Vts
Fs net Licensed.
We publish "THE soLDTER's FRIEsD," paper
o much interest to soldiers and their heirs.
Bsnd US your name and stamp, and we viii send
ac3py tres; OF twelve copies, one esch month,
o. IS cents.
Apply to Us IN person or BY letter, with stamp
"a your business shsl have prompt attention.
Fees lov, and no charge until after we have &C.
oomplished Whist we undertake.
SeptIO Q. G. BRUCE.
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MONDAY RIORNTEG. Ara. IS, 1884.
gRAEELLER,s RKGIsTFR.
Nsw ADvERFIsKBlKE#s.=::

HaTs AlIt IL , y '-I'''.l . -
o. A. Rsaa-U. 3. 1910 per cent Loan.
John Ellsler-Acedemy Of Music.
A HOnspelier-Atheneum Music Hall.
L. Benedict a SOn-Hsts.
Frank Brothers-Hoop Skirts.
Wanted-Safe.
WRnted-To Sent
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GIaca Bonnets, one case New Styles, also
New Hats and Ribbons, st Mrs. ShsW's
Rooms. spr22: 157
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THE West Side Street Cars will leave
every ten minutes from Atwster Block, foot
of Superior street. apr2O:l4S.
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It became much excited, and advanced heavily sales
Of several hundred barrels being made at sIlO and
sl q chiefly at the inside price To-day the market
has been quiet but firm, at sl,2O9l,2, with sale OF
so bbls at the inside figure.
AIcOheI-The market has been much unsettled.-
Held to-day at s2,42e2,A for ss per eent. Neutral
proof spirits Si.2s
seeds-In moderate request, and selling at $500
@s,25 for Timothy, and s7,7sas,GO for Clover.
saIt-Firm. Fine s2,O5, ooarse s2,lO.
Dried AppIes-In good request at s@9S<o. Sales
OF 10 bbls to-day the outside figure, sc for bbls.
Dried Peaehes-Ths demsnd is fair st z7G2So
for peeled and I7alsc for unpeeled.
Benns-The market is hrm at q, ,25a2s9 for COM
mon to prime.
POtatOes-In good demand and firm at $1,000
Ito for Eeshannocks and Peach blows. ssle to-day
Of bbls Neshannocks at g 50 per Dbl.
Carbon OIl-Ths market is firm at 65c, with an
upward tendency.
TnlIow-Thers is moderate inquiry at IO4e.
POtash-Is firm at SIC.
PIaster-In fair demsnd at $40 per ton for land,
$3.50 per barrel for "Dentist," aud ss,OOess25 psr
barrel for common cAlcined.
Rish-In good demand, and firm. We quote
White Fish, half barrels. ss,OOss,25 No. 1 Mack
ersl, bbls $3.50; half barrels, slOOO No. p bbls,
$500; half bbls, $500; No. ), bbIs $500; half
bbls $780, Trout s7OOa7 50 for halves. Herring
s5 100 PER Dbl. Pickerel g, Is per half bbl.
FeaIhers-Nioe live geese are worth 55957o.
LIme-A kron water liue is steady and in moder-
ate request at s2,25.
Mill Feed-In good request and firm at S25,OO9
IS OO Oats and corn ground together s42O0845OO at
the mills.
Oit.-yye revisa or ouotsfis7.s g q EoIIovs.
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GLnTHINR.
THE POET ON A TRAIN; F.;

The Romance of the Railroad.
By the author Of the "Fair Inez," THE Prince Of
Wales, THE Ghost Hunters," SO.
tOONTINUED,)
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sTARcH-Pearl &c; Pure g1fc; white Ontario s5zc;
Silver gloss lea Corn l2al25kc.
ALEsATUs-DsLAud's chemical SIC; Gold Medal
lOc.
RICE-lIaIIkc
BRoOss-s2, ,sOa3, 25 per dozen.
RoPg-hanilla, large sizes, Zsa24c; small, 25c.
Wooden Ware-Is fairly active and firm. We
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nnMmE = CIAE.
REVIEW oF CLKvELAND MARKET
For the Week ending Saturday, April %

=oREIEe IEADHR OFFIUs,
SATURDAY sFEsTE9. April q. 1874
Recespts-The to'sI receipts Ct grain By rail
and canal for the week ending with to-day have been
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DEPARTED.-Grsu's Italian Opera Com
psny left at half after twelve Sunday morn
ing on special train for Cincinnati.
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MARINE INTELLIGENcE.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
TErnFuDEn n-rFE

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED. q.
stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit.
Prop TiOgR, Waterbury, Dunkirk, mdz.
Prop Pittsburgh. Monroe, Buffalo
Schr Perseverance, Marsilliot Buffalo.
schr Geo WorthiDgton, Hayward, Buffalo
schr kOeder. Jones, Buffalo.
schr Herald. HONEYWELL, Detroit, lumber, shingles
and isth.
schr Lively. MalleD, Buffalo.
Schr Whip, PhAneup Detroit.
sohr Free Mason, Grant, Toussaint.
scoW Black swan, Eitch Sandusky.
Soow Black Rover, Sherwood, Sandusky.
OLEARED. ..
Stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit.
Prop Ontrrio, Shaver, Toledo
Prop Tioga, Waterbury, Dunkirk, mdz.
Prop Pittsburgh Monroe. Toledo, mdz
Prep Mohawk, Langley, Chic=go mdz-
Tug Kate Williams, Wsltmsn, Detroit.
schr Z Hart, BigelOW. Chicago, coal.
schr y Post, Chapman, Black River.
schr Il D Boot Moore. SAGINAW.
Schr Mary :nn Rankin, Burns Detroit, coal.
Schr buckingham, Young, Saginaw.
Schr dassilon, Lloyd. Chicago, $50 tons pig iFon-
schr 2 Roberts andrews, Chicago, 326 tons coal,
Barge Ocear, Burk, Detroit.
TEE STRAITS oPEs.-Ths following dispatches an
nouneins the opening Of the Straits Of Mackinac
were received in the regular dispatches Saturday
evening:
MILw. UKEE, April %.
Three pr peors arrived to-day. ha, ing passed tho
Straits Of mackinao all right. Navigation is now
fairy opened.
SAREIA, April %.
The Northern TransBortstion OompanY's propsl-
ior Maine passed doEn to-day, being the frat this
season. She reports the Straits clear Of ice,
TsIsL TRR.-Ths new propsllor Pacific, of the
New York Central Line, msds trial trip yesterday
afternoon. going several miles ont on the Iase.
We we're unable to go out with hor but understand
thatthe trip prove entirely satisfactory to all par
ties interested.
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O.A. READ. g. wOoDwoRrH. F-u. BEAD.
G. A. READ & CO.,
BANKERS
95 sUPEZI STR EET,
Reosiye subscriptlons 10 the

o. s. l0-4o 8 per cent. Loan,
Interest to commence on day ofreespt Of subscription
The interest is payable In Cold, semi annually on
the first days Of March and September, and It is ex-
peotsd the bonds will be ready for delivery on or be-
fore the first OF May.
~ REMITANOES may be made us by Express In
Government, National and Ohio Currency, OF in
Drafts New York, for which Bonds ordered viii be
returned as soon as Issued as parties may direct.
7-S0 and $40 q. e. ERTEREsT.
We are paying the highest Premium for interest
Coupons or April lst on o. 3. 7-s0 Bonds. Also for
interest Coupons Of May lst, on o. S. SO Bends
Zoo We shall be pleased to fIl ordsFs for these
y 4gOs Boads st market rates, and shall eudsav-
or to keep constantly on hand ready for immediate
delivery, a full assortment OF Government stooks
s5-Wealso buy and sell, on Commission, ~
al Kinds Of Stocks and Bonds,
Al tbs New York Stock Exchange
G. 4. READ d co, Bankers.
apr522 - SuB-rinr-St. Cleveland q
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CITY NEWS.

PERsoEAL-Colonel Le Favour, Of De-
trOit, is in town and stopping at the Angler.
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NEW GOODS.
Scotch Tweeds,
for Spring Overcoats CWater Prooi)
Drab stone & Fancy MeltOns,
For Spring Overcoats.
SILK MIXTURES AND TRIC0T8,
For Spring 0vercoats
Fancy, Ribbed, Plain Mixed Csssimeres,
Meltons, Cloths and Scotch Cassimeres,
For Spring Business and Dress Ooats and Pants. An
elegant assortment Of fine
Black, Blue, Olive and Ansmili Cloths,
for Dress wear
WIN be made to order in the latest and most elegant
manner.
We have also the rest stock Of
FIN E GE GTH HING,
AND
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
in the city.
sET Gall and examine.
DAVIS, PEIXOTTO 4 Co.
apr4 Cor. Water and Superior-StS.
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YBsIEKss E0TIgEs

FLAGS ANU HANNEE.sis
Orders promptly filed. Address
G. ". CROWELL a CO.,
rnsslsl 1877 superior-st., Cleveland, Ohio.
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FoR Plumbing, Gas Fitting and Fix
lures go to McGarvsys, opposite the Postof-
fee, agent for tho celebrated lava tip gas
burner. spr2O:l49.