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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-02-03

ine "esther IN this latitude for several days past
n's oeen deiightfd-as mild and as balmy as in
p''"e ume. But the cold season is not yet over
The buds are swelling and week more of such
warm weather for January nav resuit in the de-.
structon Of tie fruit, vh ;ch world he ser;ousl v
ieit as the scarcity of xensra means of subsistsocs
u likely to continue. '''' - '<-''' Nv
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-02-03

A CoxrIlNEsr TO THE NORTH CAROLINA SOLDIERS.
"A minister, who has recently returned from .
visit to the army of Northern Virginia, gives the
following. He called at the house of gentleman,
stating his name, profession and place Of residence,
and soliciting food snd shelter for the night Ths
reply was highly honorable to our brsye soldiers.
" "Evea if Icould turn away preacher" said the
gentleman, 81 could not rsf,sst to take in North
Carolinian. When. the sokHeps from your State
were encampsd on my perrsses, they committed no
depredaions; l missed Ro poultry, hogs or cattle,
and though my fences were much nearer than the
woods they invariably left my fences uninjured. I
need not tell you taat hayereceived different treat
ment from the soldiers Of other States nor can
ever forget tue gallant North Caroinians" This is
indeed high compliment to our brave boys, from
one who has right to speak, and we hope they will
never prove unworthy of the reputation which they
have esrned.- Bib :Rec0rdeS.; =, p.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-02-03

We invite the attention of our readers to the we'll
considered and able communication in the Standard
to-day over the signature Of So,aers on the subject
OF military law. Our correspondent, who is among
'he aoest men in the State of his age. has kindly
Prem'sed us several numbers on this and kindred
subjects e
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-02-03

MI, German having retired from the Spirit ot
'a"e ago. mas been succeeded in the Editorshp Of
that paper by Theo. Il. Hill, Esq, Of this City.
AIR: Hill isa young gentleman of fine literary At.
1anments, and will doubtless render the Aos a
acceptable and pleasant visitor to its patrons and
friends
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-02-03

MONEY Losr BY MAIL-We lose money eve-Y
week mailed to US by our subscribers, showing that
there are rogues somewhere but we do not believe
they are in the ofieeat this place A friend writ.
ing as from Surry County says: II have mailed
money twice to Raleigh which has been lost. "A
man that would steal ten or fifteen dollars in Con.
federate meuey must be very low down or very
bard pressed."-
,An money sent to US by mail is At the risk oi
those sending, but money sent by Express is a our
risk Let those who are near m Express Office in
every case send to us BY Express.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-02-03

"a Scuoot OF MGRALs-''--I: is wonderful il the
Theatre is, as has been serted, "aseiiort # msral
tha, Ill the wee and vill.sny CT city will capgre-
gate there s.-t-s-.;
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-02-03

ELECTION N ORANeE.-Gov. Vance has ordered
an election to be hed in Orange county on the 18th
Of March, for Senator to all the vacancy ocs..
slsnsa by The srssignass0s If Gov. orahs~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07

"OBEsED MEDIUMS. The Herald un-
dertook to read rs lecture q day or two
since on the word "idOlie," which was sub
stitutsd for " eReored" in the columns of the
LEADER Of Monday last, by the blundsr of .
eomPoSitOr in correcting proof. In return
for the kindness Of sur Bank Street censor.
We desire to call its attention to little blum.
der in its article on spirituaIism, in Friday
evenings Herald. The editor quotes DR..
hatch as saying that, "mOraIity and con-
science are swept BY the board BY this in
AOwing tide OfeviI through s6esed mediums, ~
and thereon remarks:
"Thatis not pretty to call his former wife
gross and fat, for Cora is slight in figure"
Now the Hsrsld-sO recently engaged in
lsxioogrsPhicaI researches after the word
" idOiio, ought to know that there Is no
SuOh word in the English language as''o5esed. -
DR.. Hatch wrote the word "o5,e.ssd, ,"-
which means, Mr.. Herald, "voxsd or b.
ssigsa By syiI spirits" and intended not the
slightest diaparagemsnt Of Mrs. Cora'Spsr-
senal aPPssrHnes. The miSconcsption entire
" Pervsrts and lowers the force of DR..
Hstoh's sentence.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07


FIRE AT ERIE.-The telegraph has an
nouncsa the burning of the Reed House and
other buildings in Erie on Friday. We learn
in addition that the fire originated in the
ball room Of the Reed House about four
o'clock in the morning and gained rapid
hesdWay. The hotel, one of the largest in
the State, was soon consumed, and the strong
south wind blowing carried the flames and
burning cindsrs to other buildings, which
were soon on FIRE. The furniture and goods
Of the Reed House were mostly saved, though
Of course vast amount Of personal and pri-
vate property was lost. The building was
owned by General @. N. Reed, and leased
By MssSrs. GrisWold & Son. The ground
rooms were occupied as stores.
Among those who suffered are WiIIlsm P.
Hayes & Co., dry goods; Sanford & Co.,
First National Bank of Erie /; L. Strong,
drugs; Jos. Justice, hats and furns; A. M.
Guild, variety store; McOOnkey & Shannon.
hardware, cutlery, &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07

MAKING BRICK.-The Atlantic & Great
WeItsrn Railway Company have leased land
for brick-yard at RavennA and intend to
place there two machines and ten or fifteen
men, which will enable them to turn out
about million of brick during the season.
The brick will be used in the construction of
buildings along the line of the road. The
immense freight depot Of the Atlantic &
Great Western road, 10 be erected this sea-
son, on the south bank of the old river bed,
near the Wstsr-Works, will be constructed
from this material. This depot will, We are
informed, cover six acres Of ground, snd its
erection, together with the necessary grading,
will give employment to several hundred
Workmen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07

"HE THAT HAS EARS TO HEAR LET, HIN
HEAB.-Dr. Jones has decided to prolong his
stay in this city until the first Of April, find
ing it impossible to meet all demands for his
services before that date. His Office still re-
mains in the Angler House, where he is re-
ceiving the calls of all afflicted with diseased
Eyes or Ears. By reference to his adver-
tisement in another column, it will be seen
that his display of certificates from those
who have been relieved by him is quite for
midable.
The doctor gives consultation free, and in
forms the patient at once the possibility of 8
cure or not. Ali who need the skill of a sci =
entifo and successful eye and ear doctor,
should lose No time in consulting DR.. Jones,
who has had thorough medical education
in Europe and America: His diplomas hang
in his ofice at the Angler House, Cleveland
mRreh5:140.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07

L1sF OF GITFs-Ths following are a
few of the many Of the fortunate patrons Of
Metropolitan Gift Book Store, No. 14O sups-
riOr street, during the past week: Mr.. @. B.
HsIhrOuk with HIS purchase was presented
with nice card receiver, valued at 81, so; ;
Miss Jennie W. Marsh with her book re-
eSived handsome opera glass valued at 81 /;
Miss Hattie BsekWith with her book received
. rotary castor valued at 50; Mr.. Elijah Da-
mon with his purchase received a silver
watch valued ct $1s; Mrs. J. q, Preston
purchased $3.50 book and was presented
with beautiful syrup cup valued at 81; Mr..
Harry Bingham with his purchase received
9 handsome cake-bsskst valued Gt$15; Miss
Flora Thorne with her book received q
handsome breakfast castor valued ct 50, so.
The above are only few Of the many FORUM
ate.
All books sold ct publishers prices and 9
gift with each worth from so eents to 800.
Send FOR 8 catalogue. mr7:I41
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The follow
ing transfers Of real estate have been en-
tered on the records Of this county during
the past week:
S. W. Nelson to ". d. TuttIe 421k feet
on DstrOit street by 147 feet deep. COnsIds-
ration 81, 800.
Ignaz schOenfaerbsr to K. Egert; 80 feet
front on Laurel street by 100 feet deep. Con-
sideratiOn $3.50.
Nathaniel FrSttsr to Maurice Hickey 40
feet front on Phelps street by 1S7 feet deep.
Consideration $500.
Richard Brown to James Jordan; S41k
acres of land in Brooklyn, fronting on the
LOrain plank road. Consideration "a, 900.
Thomas LoWris to Julius Lee IS feet
front on Hamilton street by 100 feet deep
Confederation 81, 100.
R. c. Smith to Peter Daily; 50 feet front
on Lake street, corner of WATSON street, By
Sl2O feet deep. Consideration $3.50.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07
NEW YORK mARKET-nIarch 5


COttOn-Quist and steady. Sales at 7ss7so for
RIOur-Market shade frmer with fair demand
Sales S6,7506,S5 for extra state s7,l5R7, Is feI
extra round hooped Ohio; Nr3'gs,50 for trade
brands. Market closing firm.
HhiBky-market sunsg tiled and hrmer.
sales at $3.50 for State and 90 ior Western, with
rumored sales Of the latter above this price
Wheat-Market lc higher with moderate de.
mand.
sales at o., I,ssal,5l for Chicago Spring als2 fol
choice do delivered; s,6lgl,62 for Milwaukee Olub
tl, ,67f1l, 20 for Winter red Western.
Corn-Market without decided change.
Sales at el-52gl 3z1z for shipping Mixed Western
in store and ], rs for new yellog Jersey.
Oats-Market scarcely 40 active. sales at 9O6giC
for state and Western. The latter price Is an ex-
trems.
PetrOIeum-Highsr.
sales at 2o9sl for crude; I5 for refined In bond
5s6or refined free.
,Pork-MarKeE quiet and prices without decided
change.
sales at s22OOa22 Is for ness s2I 5Oa22OO for old
do; s235O923O for do; l6,759eIS rs for old and
new prime, and e2i ,0O@2l 80 for prime mess. Also
800 bbs mess for arch, buyers option ct 225; and
Beef-market quiet and unchanged.
Cut meats-Quiet and firm. Sales.at 9Sftlac for
shoulders and l20l3fOr hams Also 1000 lbs city
cut shoulders in bulk at IOc.
Bacon Sides-Ysry firm with fair demand.
sales at ll51c for Western Cumberland Cat; llEc
for do short ribbed; l2f for do long clear. 2x for
do short clear and l4HMl4x for do long cut hams
Afro p, 600 lbs city cut bellies In bulk at llc.
Dressed HOgs-Shade hrmer. sales ct l0c for
Western.
Lard-Dull Sales at lsal4
=Butter-Firm. Sales at 3O93l for Ohio and s29
Cheese-Eirm. Sales at IA to II for common to
Prime.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07
LOCAL NOTICES,

SIXTH WARD DRAFT AssoC1ATIoH.-AIl
the members of the above Association will
meet at the WigWam on Monday evening,
the 7th inst, to consider the question of fl
ling the second quota Of the Ward from the
funds of the Association. After Monday
evening no new members will be admitted,
except those Of the original subscribers to
the fund who wish to add to their subscrip-
tion sufficient to entitle them to membership.
There are nearly 500 members now upon the
roll.
By order Of the Executive Committee.
W. P. FoGe, President.
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COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
GOMMER CIAL.
CLEVELAND n1ARKEz.
nOREINa LEADER oyTIOl,

MORNING LEADEE 0gFIOl,
SATURDAY EvEaIEes hrreh 5, 1854. J
EIOur-Thsre has been slight speculative de-
mand for the past few days.
Sales to-day are leo bbls red wheat double extra
at $780, $50 Bbls do at $40 and 200 bbs White wheat
double extra at s7,oO.
WhsaE-very dull and nominal ct l,s59Iss5.
Corn-Qulet at sl,Ol.
Oats-sieady and quiet at 7297sc.
Rye-steady ct I,20.
POrk-Thsre Is a steady trade demand for City
brands mess at sZ2,Oo and clear at 24,OO.
Smoked Meats-City eurers report an active
enuury at lss4c for hams lie for shoulders and Is
for dried beef
Lard-In good demand at lsfo in barrels and
lsAe in kegs.
Buftsr-Continues dull with sales only in email
lots for city consumption at 2s9sOc.
Chsese-Msrket steady with fair demand at L
elsk.
RgSs-selling at l6@n.
Dried Fruits-App'es Cd are in demand and firm
atsxSso. Peaches are steady at z5a25c for peeled
and at l491lc for unpeelsd.
Seeds-The market is very quiet for both Clover
and Timothy. The former is held at $50 and ths
latter at 90 90 with occasional sales in small lots
salt-Is selling at Sl,ss for ane and sl.sO fol
coarse.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07
CHICAGO MARKET.
Especial to the Cleveland LEADEa,l

Especial to the Cleveland LEADER.l
CHICAGO. March 5.
Dressed Hpsa-Quiet. Sales at7,OOGs,O0
Live HOgs-ActiVe. Sa,es at 5,7O9o7,2O.
Beef CnITIe-Firm and active sales at ts, ,l55
$50.
PrOvfslOns-Firm.
$500.
HIMs-sales picked hams II1fc; canvassed hams
I5c; dry selted hams l6c.
sDEs-sales loose rough sides at l0Ss9Ie5lo; looss
shoulders &c; loose extra mess INC;
BEEF-Sales at 3,5g; navy beet Ok, 80.
bARD-Sales at I2c.
Whisly-S@7c higher. Opening at sec and clos
Whsai-sales No. at q, I,I5sl,lsK and No. 2 at
Sl,lOoI, ,l054.
Corn-ic higher. Sales old at sIK@s4c; New lc
lower at T6G8Oc.
Oafs-H lower. Sales No / at 63a6454c.
Hye-las2c lower. Sales at o061IOOc
BRrleg-Quiet. Sales at sl,4Oel ,S2 for No, Il and
o. Is for No 2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07
NEW BOOKS.

TIE WIFE'S EVIDENCE. By W. G. Wills.
Harper Bros Publishers. New York 1854.
This is the latest of that famous and now
gigantic series of popular hctiOnS, known as
" "Hsrpsr's Library Of Select Novels" That
1t is admitted into this collection il
certainly accommodation for it, and GER
tihcats of its claims to st least respectable
mediOcrity. Many of our best fctiOns have
been frat made popular, if they have not first
met the public eye, through the medium Of
this Library.
Itis for sale by J. B. Cobb 4 Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07

CHANGE OF EvEzIHa.-Ihe Old,Folk's
Concert, which had been announced to como
of on Thursday evening next, will take plsce
on Wednesday evening, in order to allow
visitors from out of town to use their half
tickets on the railroads on Thursday, as
these tickets are not good after that day,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07

MASS GERMAN CONVENTION TO BE HELD
IN CLEvELAED.-The Westlilht Post and New
Zsit, the two German dailies Of st. Louis,
have hoisted the name Of General Fremont
for President. The friends of that gentle
man, it is stated, are intending to hold a
Mass National Convention in this city on
the 10th of May next, to put him in nOmins-
tiOn. The movement is 3 further develop
msnt Of the Convention of Radical German s,
held here last Fall.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07
FINANCIAL.

NJ. MONKY mARKRF-BTarch 5.
t1T EaL1GRAPH.I
mOaeY-Market very easy at 69s 2 cent with
abundant supply.
seeriIns Exohangs-steady and quiet Sales
GOld--Firmer. Opening at 6.1S, advancing to 81,
and closing quiet at 6lS.
Governmsnt BtOoks-MArket stronger
United states Skies, 1881, regItered lllH; United
states slxe9 OF 1881, coupons Ili&; United States
Skies Five -fEenties, registered. INK; Fivs-tWen
lies, coupons, les; United States Sizes, One year
Certificates 99z.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07

BANKRUPT SALE.-SeVenty fresh cases
of boots and shoes WI be opened this morn
ing at the great bankrupt sale, No. los Su-
perior street. Ladies' wear and every de-
seription of boots and shoes at about half
price. Call early and got good selection.
march5:I41.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07
AUCTION SALES.
nm TO 1000 TONS COAL.
500 to 1000 Tons Coal at Auction

There will be an Auction Sale Of tbs following
kinds Of Coal (by the load SATURDAY., the 9th
cay Of March, at O'Clock p M, at the door Of the
Court House. NOw.s thu time ior consumers to show
their lfberality.
Briar Rill. Chippewa, Massillon, Mineral Ridge,
Willow Bank, Tsimadge, Sterling Pittsburgh, Dia-
mond, Hsmmondsvile, Eteube aviile, COlumbiana,
Strip Vein, ssiineville. Blue Mountain, Broad
Guage New Castle, Clinton, and any othsr qualities
Of Uoal thst may be donated. Also, number Of car
loads OF Oke.
RB-Te. ms Of sale mads known on day OF sale.
By order Of the committee.
march2-lt P. L. PRICE, Secretary,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07

A NEW IEVKBTIoE. We call attention
to the advertisement, in another column, of
FarnsWsrth's MangIe or AutOmston Laua-
dress and LabOr-sRving machine. This ma
chine has not received the attention that it
deserves. It is among the best Of the sort
ever invented.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07

TIE RELIEF CoKEITTEE.-The above
Committee have finished their IabOrs, for the
present, and have closed thsir room under the
Court House. Everything in the shape of
contributed articles has been dealt out.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07

SALE OF PRoPERTY.-We learn that Col
onel George B. Senter has sold his residence
on Euclid street to William r. Carey, Esq,
for s25, 900. The Colonel intends to rusticate
on his farm in lows the coming summer,
where he will engage in the business Of sheep
raising.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07
PIANOS.
SANITARY FAIRl@
~ LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS. !ETn
The Best is the Cheanaat.

GEO. HALL, at los ontario.st., Cleveland.
This Bradbury, Roveu & Bascom, and other first
class Pianos Do you want to buy a good Piano 2
Call at Mr.. Halls rooms before buying. 1t is little
out Of the way, but you will find some good Pianos
and Melodeons, and cheap enough to pay.
Mr.. Hall is an old, extensive dealer, cash buVer.
and recently permanently located In Cleveland pro.
poses 70 contoue his invRriabe method Of fair deal
ing Don't propose to treat ths world but proposes
not to be nutdOne. Proposes TO have fine Pianos as
have ever been opened in Cleveland (some may think
hner) at as low prices, (some may think lover.
na- Call at the BaZsar and BEE the splendid Brad
bury and koveu Bscon fianOs, sent BY the makers
70 be sod and half the proceeds go the So diers
Mr.. Hall may be seen at Il Bazaar during the
Fair. maT3-lH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07

On PAINTINGS FoR SALE AT FINE Arr
HALL.-on Wednesday, March 9th, at II
O'Clock A. n, tho Fine Art Committee will
ofter for sale, at Public Auction, very val
liable collection of thirty-three Oil paintings,
eight of them by Rossiter.
E. R. PERKINS,
mr5:lt Secretary,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07

All members Of Battery D." 1st Regi
ment Ohio Light Artillery, will report a
Camp Cleveland immediately. The command
is to leave for the field at once.
By order, W. Il. PEASE.
mar4:141. Lieut.. Commanding.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07

LEFT ToEE-AIiss Pauline Cushman
the /" Union Spy" and Mr.. Jas. N. Ward
the well known Irish elOcutionist and actor
have left town. We believe that they intend
taking IeeturinR trip eastward.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07
PITTsBURGH OIL n1ARKRT,

Special by Telegraph to the Cleveland LEADER.
PITTSBURGH, March 5.
PetrOIeum-Firm.
Sales $40 bbls franklin oil at 22c in bulk; fighter
qualities at l9x to BIC.
Sales at s71k for refined in bond 4s for refined Free
straw color.
The arrivals are 4GO bbls crude.
The river is too low for steamers to COUP.
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nnar5:141

A GROVER & BAKER Improved shuttle
stitch) Sewing Machine, in perfect order,
will be sold at auction on Saturday, March
5th, at II o'clock, precisely, at the Auction
Room of o. Cutter i Son, No. 1:4 Bank
street. mar. 3: 140.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07

SANITARY FAIR AUoTIoN.-Will be sold
At auction this afternoon, at one O'Clock, in
the Audience Room, War Relies, consisting
Of Shells, Guns, Canes, Projectiles, 60. No
charge for admission to the room.
March4:tf. COMMITTEE on RELICS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07

TIE next rehearsal for the Concert of
Sacred Music, to be held ct the Euclid Street
Church, Is postponed to Monday evening the
18th inst. By order Of the Committee.
feb z. IAT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07
IO9T, WANTS Z POUND,

WANTED.-HAND LOOM.-EVR-
w RI Farmer to know that Lambs Self Acting
Hand Loom is an article he wants to make and save
money with The turning Of sn easy crank By q man
woman boy, does the whole business Of weaving IS
50 yards IN day So to SO Gay can be earned By
Its use. State, County and ToEnship Rights and
Leoms for sale. Address, with stamps, BRANEOH
ELLIOTT, chicago. III ian2S-R25
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07

TIE annual renting of peWs in st. Paurs
Church. will take place in the Church, at two
o'clock, Monday, March 7th, 1854.
By order of the VestFy.
marb.1A1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07
ERAVKLLKR's REGISTER,
INV ADVKRFIsKmENFs.

GA. Read a oO-Oleveland and Columbus Stool
Wanted.
Sanford Oo-Pianes and MelodsoDs.
Taylor, eriswold Co-Hoop Skirts.
Koch, Levi 4 -OopartnsrShip Notice.
Thos. Farnsworth-Clothes WrIDgsr.
Wanted to Rent-A Barn.
I. B. Hsller-Fer Sale at Bargain.
o. Gutter sOn-A Rare Chance for Investment.
Sanitary Fair-PaintingI for Sale.
Postponemerto Of Rshesual-IOcal NStics.
Gift Book Etors-LoeaL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07

De. JONES AT THE Angler HOUSE.
0zoena-a footed ulcer in the nose, and
cstarrh in al its forms cured by DR., Jones,
now practicing at the Angler House in this
city, where, on account of his immense prae.
tics, he has prolonged his stay until April
1st.
DR.. Jones cures all eurabIs diseases of the
eye, ear, head and nose.
DR.: Jones has had the benefit Of thorough
medical education in Europe and Americs
His diplomas hang in his Office. maroh5-I4l
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TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1864.
Two Good Houses and Lots, NOs. IL =
16 Walnut.St.,

o. OUTl ER & SON will sell on Tuesday, March 8,
at II O'Clock, thepremises, two good Houses and
Lots, Nos. Il and 10 Wslnut-St. House No Il is a
one and half 81 ~ Frame Building 2OXSO, room,
back kitchen and shed Los feet inches 'front.' 1872
feet deep. No. l6 Is Cd brick Building, 2lXA5,
new tin roof two stories with lasem mt, II rooms
gas, good cellar, well cistsrn and barn; Lot 3 feet
'front.' 132 leet deep.
TsIms-one hAlr cash in hand; balance in one, two
and three years, with interest at psr cent. semi
nually lite perfect. MARI Il
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07

R0sS 8 PrOntIss' ProV1ul0n Market Rss
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The following are the rates charged By them;
aam9-SaBar cured premium Hams, b. ..........lle
9hOu1derB-Sugar-cured 3 h................-. ...lOC
hacon-Or smoked Sides ......l2fC
LErd-Prime leaf, kettle-rend'ed In bbls q n l31<c
Prime leaf, kettle rendered in kegs B..Is3c
PoFk-No. mess a23.O
Extra clear 8 IA l
- No extra charge made for packages or carriage
% railroad depots boats. Ali articles ara warrant
ed strictly prime, and equal to anything in the State
Orders promptly filled. Our sugar-cured Hams and
kettle-rendeTed Lard took the first premium AZ the
late Ohio State Fair. ROSE & PREHTISS.
Nos. ll2, IA and l46 Ontario-st.. Cleveland,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07

CoURT OF CoNNoH, ,PIEAs.--The adjourned
session Of the Court Of Common Pleas for the
February term commences this morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-07
CITY NEWS.

PEnsoEAL.-ASjutsnt General B. Rush
CoWsn was in town Saturday.