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Auorsr 3l.-steamers-Admirsl Dupont, Gen. Msiss-
Ship-Cyn0sure.
Schooner-Wslter Raleigh
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Amnsemenis.
GARDEN,

WINTER GARDEN,
W stage Manager. j. o. l'Hlly
in consequence Of the b liant which has stsDd6
the opening performance. they will be repeated,
TUESDAY. AUG. 23d
and
EVERY NIGHT,
MR.. ]. 5. CLARK
appearing In his two great comic roles OF
MAJOR De BOOTS,
in
EVERfBoDY5 FRIEND,
aud
COUSIN JOE.
in -
THE ROUGH DIAMOND,
Assisted by Mesdaes r. : ChMnrsu, Sedey Brown, nsy
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Davenport Eberle psrkes &c.
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rVHE DRAFT-THE EIGHT CONGRESS

II DhAF 7 -
Il SlONAL DISTRICT COMPOSING THE lbIH, II
AND 2iSr WARDS.-Thc Provost Marshal OF tie 40 70
atrict CAPTAIN Benz r. Mnnerte having invited the NJ
drrmsn and Councilman OF said district 20 assist IA ~,
and correcting the Enrolment Lists for the coming drsi -.
the uud sgned invite such persons o BE- isbe "s
age being aliens communicate with as aid we W.. -
ss them procuring aud having hed tie Necessary %
exemption. JOHN u ,olllN f~i:
ALEX. BRANDON.
Councilman 2lst Word
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Sales bp Auttion.
A UCTION NOTICE.

UNITED STATES HORSE AND CARRIAGE
AUCflOS MART
Fifth AyeEpr aui sith 81.
TO BE- .od by Anct on NGHSESDAY, Aug 4h, lie
property OF Gentlemen Sa .; Ponies Of great sion ard
beauty aud doce thai Lcy u.anage them ri,h csc
ogriLer with beautiful, nea. Top Buggy and Ha;vc"
% Writer OF Brookyn Also rsrciy ~ useful Horses, A.
gies, Pheeions Rockswsys. Erre saddles, &c. sale CON
mences precisely ~ Il 0. clock, ~.
H. J. JORDAN s CO, Ptorris.o-s.
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Below.
Memoranda.
Two big, unknown

Memoranda.
The italian hsate went three days cruise to
yesterday afternoon.
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SUBSTTTUTES.-We can furnish a number
- Substitutes every day Gentlemen liable to dralt. H
to 6l Town Quotas. Exemption Papers procured Apply
office, 1875 Eleventh Street, eorner sixth Avenue.
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BAiance' Tor week ending Aug D..... loHS,Is9 20
The Pottsyille Miners Journal, reviewing the
Coal trade for tie week says:-
The quantity sent by railroad this week is &C. 49, Ga
by canal 30.426 l0for the week. 5000 IL against H.
So tons for the corresponding week last year.
The demand for coal is good, but not so brisk II has
been particularly for the New York market. There Is
no accumulation however at any point and il goes OF
as fast as it arrives.
The capacity for producing coal ithis region ia far
ahead Of the transporting facilities that the price Of
coal recede in the markets abroad for this year.
Of this the public may rest assured while at tho same
time in the present state Of the market there is
cessy for an advance in prices beyond the present
rates. We have the working capacity to furnish from
tons Of coal per week from this region alone
il the carrying companies could transport to market
This Is unfortunate for the consumers abroad.
The trade sums w this week follows. compared
with last year:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-02
GHANeERY SALE.

OIHANCERY SALE.-Pursuant to the
~ command Of a decretal order Of sale from
the Circuit Court Of the United states for the
Northern District Of Ohio, at the suit of John ".
Perigo and Edward 3. Bulkley, against Joel
Terrell and others, to me directed, / shall offer
for sale at public auction, at the South door Of
the Federal Court Building in the City Of Cleve-
land, in said District, on the 10th day Of Febru-
ary 1864, at three o'clock P. NJ, the following de-
scTibed premises, situate IN the township OF
RidgeVille, Lorain County, Ohio, with the sppur-
tenanees thereunto belonging, known by being a
part Of lot No. twenty-eight, and bounded as fol-
lows:
Beginning ct point where the centre line Of
the highway running North and South through
the centre Of said township intersects the centre
line Of the highway leading from Elyua to Cleve-
land through SAID township, thence running in
said North and South road about forty-fiTe rods
to the land Of Wyllis Terrell; thence in West
erly direction along the South line Of said
Wyllls Terrills land about fOrty-eight rods to
the East line Of land owned by Wylls Terrill
thence in q SOutherly direction along the East
line OF said Wylhs TerrlPs land about thirty two
rods TO the Northwest corner OF land owned by
John Chester; thence in an Easterly direction,
along the North line Of said John Chester, G. II.
Gibson and Levi Terrill's land, about twenty
four rods to the Northeast corner Of said Levi
Terrilfs land thence in a Southerly direction,
along the East line Of said Levi Terrlll's land,
about fifteen rods 10 the center Of the Aforesaid
highway, leading from Elyria aforesaid thence
10 Eastsrly direction, along the center Of said
highway, about twenty rods 10 the place Of be-
Rinning-being the property known as the Ter
rell House Tavern property, including Tavern
House, Store Room, Barn, etc. Appraised at
s2,755. HENRY G. ABBEY,
Master Commissioner in Chancery.
Backus Noble, Solicitors for Complainants.
January 20. 1864. ianaOl3s
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SEW KoEK EIARkEF-Feb. 1.
lay zaLraRAruI

IsT TzLEaRArH.l
C0tton.-Market heavy and dropping. Sales at SIC
for midcling uplands.
FtOur-Quiet at previous prices.
Sales 60 90 for extra State inside price for nfe
nor g, a7,60 for common to medium extra vest
eTn; f7,40N75 IS for extra ronnd hooped Ohio /;
S-6aG9rSO for trsds brands. Market closing very
2hislzy-Harket hrmer with better enquiry.
Sales at sOGS2c for State and Western
Wheat-Market quiet aHd firm.
Saies az 81 5Sol,53 for Chicago Spring: ,55a1,s0
kee 'l,efnl Ga for Winter red Western and on 7Od
gan.
Rye-Quiet
Ceru-Sbade firmer with fair dsmdnd Sales o., 20
@l,2l forShipping Mixed Western in store
1atH-Beavy and lower.
WOOl-Quiet and firm.
PetrOleum-Quiet. Sales at 29829H for crude;
455feI4sc for refined in bond; 5Sa55 ditto free.
in price
Sales at ls OGaI9I2z for old mess; a21OOa25 fo-
rev do sls,O09ls,OO fer old prime 90 O0O92O25 for
prime mess.
Total stock new and old, February Ist.sa $50 bbls
same eate last ,9S8
eAIne uAte iast s7,osO
Beef-Quiet.
sales at t6,ooaIoO for country mess 4tOes. 90 for
do prime; lO,OO9l4,OO for re-pscked do.
Total stock old and new Feb IO7, ,643 pgs
Same date last mont $50
sane time last ,736
Prime Mess Beef-Quist and unchanged.
CUT meuts-Firmer. Sales at 81 for shoulders
and HIGHS for hams
do.
Dressed Hogs-Less active and frmer. Sales
at s'SGg4e for +" "estern and 9A991kc for city.
lard Unchanged.
Butter-Firm.
Cheese-Steady.
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COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
OOMMEROIAL,
CLEVELAND MARKET.

MORNING LEADER OTTIOE. l
MONDAY EvEEua. February !, 1853
FIsuF-Firm with sales white wheat double extra
at $3.50.
Wheat-ssles car at Sls; car at I,s7 and l
at I-s7K.
COrn-Extremely dull and prices nominal at 81 ,os
@1,O5 for new on track and car ears at CSC.
Oats-Quiet and steady at 72@7sc.
BarIey-Sales car fair at o., ,2s and car good at
H3q.
Rye-Firm with sale small lot at $3.50.
HIEhwInes-Remain inactive and entirely nom
inal.
HOEs-Worths7, ,OO9s,O1. None coming In.
POrk-steady st $1,000 for city packed mess and
$500 for clear.
Lard-QuOtsble at I2sI2lk for country rendered
and Issls54c for city do.
Smoked Meats-City sugar-cured hams are sell.
ling at sl3c, and shoulders at &c. Dried beef Is sell
ing I2c.
Dried Fruit-Ipples are steady at SIC. Sales
Teeled peaches at 25c. Unpeeled are IN demand at
lsI2c.
Eggs-Scarce and in demand at &C.
Butter-In demand at 2sa25c for good to choics
Western Reserve.
Cheese-Dull at lS9ls1Sc
Carbon OiI-steady at 52Ha55c
Buckwheat FIOur-ssles at 100 per cwt.
Green AppIes-sales at 81 IS per barrel.
TallOw-Light sales at lOAc
saIt-stsady at s2,2O for fine and ct Gs,25 fol
coarse
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-02

TAYLOR, GRIswoLD s Co.-This excel
lent firm, doing business at 2lT Superior
Street, offer to their patrons splendid stock
Ofdry goods at prices which in these times
are remarkably reasonable. Their variety
of clOaks, in the most beautiful styles, is un-
equalIed. They have also on hand a large
stock of overcOatings, broadclOths, cassi-
merss, gents furnishing goods, fannels of all
varieties, housekeeping goods, silks and
dress goods, double wooden shswls, &C., &c,
in the greatest variety, and at exceedingly
low prices. All who are desirous of making
purchasers should call on Taylor, Griswold
& Co., and compare their prices with those
Of other firms.
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The Proposed Reception.

The Proposed Reception.
The Committee of Arrangements for the
reception of the 41st Ohio, mot last evening.
It was unanimously decided to have formal
reception take place on Wednesday next
about noon, at the Atheneum. The gallant
25th Ohio have also been invited to accept a
reception and dinner along with the 41st, at
that time. To-day Tuesday, the Athene-
um will be fitted up with tables, etc., for the
occasion.
At the suggestion of Mr.. s. Witt, of the
Military Committee, land in view Of the
crowded state of the Aid Rooms, and to
avoid the transfer of eatables, it was thought
best to have the "good things" deposited at
the Atheneum. The following mention will
suggest what is needed, and will be received
by committee appointed for that purpose
at the Atheneum, on Wednesday, (the 3rd, }
between seven and eleven O'Clock, in the
forenoon: Beef, roast or a-la-mods; NUT
ton, turkeys, chickens, chicken pies, ham,
roast pork, cOrned beef, pork and beans, tea,
white sugar, butter, cakes, minos, apple, Gus
tard and pumpkin pies, puddings, and pick
les of all kinds. Bread and coffee are not
wanted, having already bsen arranged for.
Every one agrees that these noble men are
worthy of every honor We can bestOw upon
them. Let our acts corrOborats our words,
and let US give them the reception due from
a grateful ard patriotic community.
By order of tho Committee.
E. A. FoRD,
Secretary,
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A. FoRD,
Secretary.

POLICE CoURT-FEBRUARY 1st.-Intoxi-
cation-BeDjsmin Dalton, Richard o 'ReiIIey,
Frank Mcclure, Alexander Hunter, Peter
McDermott, Clark Jones, James Kelley,
each 81 and costa; ROsanna Murray, Caro-
line Dixon, Mary Warheld, each sent to
House of Correction for 2s days; John Wal
liz, William Klinglan, each s5 and costs ;
Richard cOndsn, William Morgan, William
Wilson, James sheenan, each 81 and costs ;
Jennie Mcdonald, House of Correction two
weeks.
Assault and Battory-Oharlss Bosch, fined
costs; John ROsch, S. and costs.
Disturbancs-Balty Cozzsns, 81 and costs.
Vagrancy-Julis Grant, Mary Lehman,
Mary HomiIy, each cent to the House Of
Correction 20 days.
Grand LArceny-PhilIip Schied, continued.
Petit Lsrcsny-Melinda Bird, IS and
costs.
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MORNING LEADER.
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TRAVRLLRR,s REGISTER.
NEW ApYKRTIsRnIKNrs.

C. A. Read CO-Cleveland and Columbus Stock
Wanted.
Sanford Co-Pianos and Melrdeons.
C, W. Gardner-Besidencef for Sale.
A. Rettberg Zephyr WorItsds.
Geo. A. Tisdale-Insurance Notice.
Hoag Little-Notice Of Dissolution.
". F. Carey Co-Pig Iron for Sap Pans.
n. W. Lustkemeyer-Buekeye Beapers and Mower
Lost-A pair Of Gold speetacleJ.
For Sale-A Two Story House.
Misunderstanding.
Found-Cotton Cloth.
Wanted "A Chambermaid
Company C, Attention-Looll Notice.
Floral Hall Committee-Local Notice.
Quill Drivers Take Notice-Local Notice.
Committee on War Memorials, q Co-local Notice
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NORTHERN OHIO SANITARY FAIR.

NORTHERN OHIO SANITARY FAIR.-At q
meeting of the Committee on War Memorials
and Relics and Curiosities, the following sub
committees were appointed to SOLICIT articles
for exhibition:
FIRST WARD.
z. Hessenmueller, Mrs. ]. 8. Nevberry,
Mrs. DR.. SchenekI Mrs. Theo. Hoeke.
SECOND WARD.
DR.. E. Sterling, Capt Benz. stsnnard,
Mrs. RumneY, Mrs. R. K. Winslow.
THIRD WARD.
J. S. Perley, silss Belden,
Amos Townsend, Charles Whitaker.
FOURTH WARD.
T. R. Chase, Major John Coon,
David Proudfoot Henry Beilstein-
FTrH WARD.
Col. o. H. Payne, o. H. Perry,
N. P. Payne.
SIXTH WARD.
W. P. Fogg, Geo. May,
Mrs. Il. W. Boardman, Mrs. G. Goddard.
SEVENTH WARD.
H. B. Hurlburt, Mrs. H. P. Weddell
EIsHTH WARD.
J. Dwight Palmer, Charles Palmer,
Charles Winslow.
NINTH WARD.
Capt. James Lundy, Captain Peck,
James Cofinberry, Mrs. J. Il. Sergeant.
TENTH WARD.
Henry A. Smith, IU. Masters,
Nelson Sanford.
ELEVENTH WARD.
Thomas Dixon, J. Coonrad,
F. B. Pratt.
BROOKLYN.
]. G. Graham.
These committees are requested to canvass
their respective Wards and solicit as dOna-
tions, or for exhibition only, all kinds of
relics and euriosities.
The Committee will meet on Friday, the
9th Of February, at County Court Room No.
2, TO receive the reports of subcommittee.
feb2:lt @. GODDARD, Ssc'y.
The Committee on War Memorials, Relics,
and Curiositiss, respectfully request all per-
sons who have curious articles of any des-
criptiOn, and who are willing to eutust them
to the Committee for exhibition, to send them
to Fl. F. Brayton, Chairman, or notify him
where to send for them. Persons living in
the country, upon whom it is impossible to
call personally, will confer a favor upon the
Committee By sending by Express to the
Chairman such articles as they may have.
Two erroneous ideas seem to have gained
some currency, which We desire to correct.
The first is, that all articles sent to US AsE TO
BE BOLD. This is not so, though we shall be
happy to receive as many donations as the
friends Of the cause are willing to send, ar
ticles for EXHIBITION ONLY will be gratefully
received. The other is, that We intend to
collect only War Relies and Curiosities. On
the contrary, the collection is intended to be
generaland to embrace ouriOsitiss of every
description. The Committee desire to assure
the pnblic that articles of value will be care
fully preserved from loss or injury, and
promptly returned at the close of the Fair.
feb2:lt c. GODDARD, See'y.
There will be meeting of the Floral Hall
Committee at their building on the Square,
on Thursday; February 4th, at three O'Clock,
in the afternoon.
By order of Mas. De. E STERL1Se,
LAURA W. STERLING, Chairman.
tsb2:lt Secretary.
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to which every discharged soldier was DIS
ahledin the service, is entitled. Also, Pensions
.or soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
phsn sisters, as they are seyersIly entitled IN
der the lay. Alan.
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CHICAGO mARKRT-Feb. I


Especial to the Cleveland LEADER.l
ReceIpts-Hogs, 2,74o dressed and 2lO live.
Dressed HoEs-l5c higher. Sales stt6, ,25@s, 90
Light selling chiefly at 6,75GsO0 and heavy at LOG
500.
Live HOgs-steady end firm at S5,SO96, 80
gross.
Beef CattIe-Firm. Sales at is,O0e4pSO gross
rOvisiOns-Firm, particularly lard.
sales country mess pork at sl7,75@ls,50; light
mess 1850; Cumberlands9c; short ribs SIC dry
salted hams sAg94 loose dry saltsd shoulders at
65ES6%c loose picked hams at lO54 beef hams
lie; Lard lISal3c.
WhiSky-Weak. Sales 500 bbls at Gs97Oc.
Wheut-5Sc higher. Sales No at 81, II, and Nc
2 at s1,lO4@I,n
COrH-Ssles Ofold at 77g7gHe. and new at 9O@eIo.
Oats-Sales at 64Js965c.
Rye-Ssles No at sI,OI9I,O5.
BRrley-Heglected.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-02

CLEVELAND Iron AND NAIL WORKS.
This mill, operations in which have been
suspended for fortnight in consequence Of
a strike.smong its puddlers, cOmmenced run
ming yesterday, having obtained a company
of wOrkmsn frem various quarters. 1t will
now run night and day, having accumulated
a large supply of iron ore, coal, &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-02

SAD AoCIDEET.-Yesterday afternoon
about one o'clock, as the afternoon freight on
the c. and c. R. R. was approaching New
London, brakssman by the name of VIM.
Boyd fell eff the last car, hitting his head
against a tie and terribly frscturing his skull.
he was alive last evening but it was doubt
full whether he would live till morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-02

MORE VETERANS CoMIEa.-The 1st Ohio
Infantry has re-enlisted, and are coming
home. Co. D., of that regiment, was raised
in our city.
The Second Ohio Cavalry is also on its
hOmeward way, having arrived at Columbus.
When it is to be expected here is not known,
but it may arrive any time.
The Nineteenth Ohio Infantry are also ex-
pected soon.
Let US give all these veterans most en-
thusiastic greeting.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY,
Go expire On the Bis. day Of Januar1. lss5.l
AUDITOR OF STATE s OFFICE,l
liEeURANCE DEPARrHENT,l
COIumbus. Chic. Jauuary Ig.h. i5f

DOlumbusI thlOs Jaauary l9ihs 1854.
WHEREAs, The Yonksrs and Nev Yoik Fire l. 50.
rance Com EaBy located at YOnkeTs in the STATE Of
new York, has flied in this Offes sworn Statement
Of it5 condition, Qured b. the stEection OF the
act TO Eegulate Insurance pseies not incorpo
ted By the Slale OF Ohio; passed April 8, 1876 and
Wter as, 5iid G teHfany mas iurBisned toe under
signed satisfactory evidence that il Il p-s esad Of at
least One Bund. ed thousand Lolars II actual capi-
tai invested in stoc k, or in bouds in mortgage
Of real estate, worth double the amDunt ior whIsh
the sam Is mortragsdi G.d, Where's, said Con pa
ny has flied il this ot1ce written Instrument un-
der corporate seal, ,igOed " The President and
SecTe-ary toers0f, authoriZi- any egsnt agents
said Company in this ate to acknowledge service
Of process, for and Ia behalf OF said Company,
sensing III It such Ice Of process shah be taken
and held TO valid As il serveu upon the Compa-
n.y. Rccor ing to the laws OF this sny other ktate
and Waiying al c aim right OF erroF, by reason
such acknoWieds cement Of service.
Now. Iherfcre IN PURSUANCE o. the dfst section Of
the Aforesaid act I, James Il Goldman, auditor Of
Stale for Ohio do hereby certify thar said honkers
and New York 7 ire Insurance company, Ot YOskers,
New York Is authOrz 4 t. transast the business OF
Insurance in this State until tho thirty first day
OF January in the year one thousani eighE huacrsd
sixty five
In Wines whereof I have hsreunto subscribed
nv name aud caused the seal Of ny of1ee to be
LIS atti1ed the day and year above written.
E1 JAS II. GJDMAN,
Auditor Of state.
K. J. FULLER, Agent, 2l5 SuperiOr-st,
CLEVELAND, 0. JAMS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-02

QUILL DRIvER's, TAKE NoncE THE
monthly writing class for February opened
last evening at the Commercial College. An
unusually large number Of students were in
attendance, and the class for this month
promises to be as complete success as the
former ones for the season. Telegraphing is
also taught day and evening. feb2:136
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-02

CoUETERFEIT.-Looko out for counterfeit
ives on the North Adams Bank. They are
becoming quite common in this section. Tho
one shown US, is letter A, vignette, Female,
Vulcan and Anvil, Mercury. Let end, In
dian with bow and arrow, very poorly en-
grsved. Right end, train of cars. Cashiers
name in very pale ink.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-02

FIEE.-The alarm Of fire yesterday eve
ming was occasioned by the breaking out of
flames in chimney in the house of Mrs.
Evans, 66 Prospect Street. The fro was
communicated to the clothes press, and des-
t-oyed ladies' clothing to the value of S1OO'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-02

Mas. CAGES LEcTURE.-It Is scarcely
necessary to remind our readers of the fact
that Mrs. F. D. Gage lectures this evening
at Brainard's Hall before the Freedmen's
Aid society,.of this city. We trust that a
large audience will be in attendance. The
facts which she has to offer are of universal
interest, and no one should fail to have them
impressed upon his msmory.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-02

RICHMOND TAKEN-The good news of
the evacuation of Richmond has finally
reached US, as has also the announcement and
certainty that the Great Bankrupt Sale of
Boots and Shoes, 1Os Superior street, near
Water street, Will continue to sell their stock
about fifty cents ON the dollar until it is clos
ed out. This is chance for bargains which
but seldom occurs, and should be improved by
all before it is too late. tebl:IS8
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-02

FURLoUGBs.-Applieations for extension
of furiOugbs are said to be made almost hour
Iy to Governor BrOugh, even whole regiments
applying for it, but he declines to interfere,
as the situation at Knoxville and elsewhere
would Eesm to indicate that the veterans are
now needed in the front.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-02
LOCAL NOTICES,

ATTENTION, COMPANY c, 29rH o. Y. n.
All members of company are hereby no.
tilted to appear at the Armory on Wednes-
day morning, tho Sd inst, at 81 O'Clock, A.
N, in full uniform, for escort duty.
By order E. B. THOMAS,
feb 9IY6 n Q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-02

~ Dr. Gibson, Professor OF Medicine and
ElectLcpsthy, cures obstinate cases Of Dyspep-
sis, Rheumatism. Scrofulas Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gans, and other Chrome diseases. Reference
given 70 many formidable cases cured in this city
kfer other physicians had fsiied. See advertise
afraat
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-02

FEsTIvAL.-The Erie street Methodist
Episcopal Sunday School will hold their an
nual Festival on Thursday evening, February
4th. Exercises will consist of singing and
speaking by the scholars. Admission 10
cents, proceeds for purchasing new libra
~. feb2:l3B.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-02

FALSE ALARM.-The alarm of fire yes
terdsy afternoon, about four O'Clock, was
caussd by a chimney burning out somewhere
on Prospect street. When the engines got
to the Ere, it wasn't there.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-02

SEWING MACHINES FoR SALE.-FouE
Wheeler 4 Wilson and Grover i Baker Sew
ing Machines, perfectly new, fo= sale cheap
for cash. Apply at the LKADER counting
room. uov25tf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-02
CITY NEWS.

Tax Books will close Monday, Februar.
sth, 1854.
Il. 8. WHTTTLEsEY, County Treasurer.
jan2q:l37.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-02

Mas. DAY's SOHooL.-The next term of
Mrs. Days School, corner Of Euclid and Erie
streets, will commence on Monday, February
LIST. Penmanship by Mrs. Spencer. Ger
man by Madam Swain. jan30:I35