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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-24

The LAUGH OF WOMAN "A woman has no
natural gift more bewching than az sweet
laugh. It is like the sweet sound of lut es
on the water. 1t leads from her in clear
sparkling rill; aud the heart that hears it
feels as if bathed in the cool, exhilar ating
spring. Have you ever pursued an unseen
fugitive through trees. now lost, now found?
We have. And we are pursuing that wan
dering voice to this day.
Sometimes it comes to US in the midst of
care, or sorrow, or irksome business, and
then we turn away and listen, aud hear it
ringing through the room like silver bell
with power to scare away the evil spirits of
mind.
How much we owe to that sweet laugh
1t turns the prose to poetry; filings showers
of sunshine over the darksome wood in
which we are travelling; it touches with
light even sleep, which is no more the i'm
age of death, but is consumed with dreams
that are the shadow of immortality.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-24

Stones and idle words are things not 70
be thrown at random.
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VOLUME 2 NUMBER 10
THE SPOTTED FEvER.-The "spotted fe-

THE SPOTTED FEvER.-The "spotted fe-
ver' has, says the Monticello Watchman
made its appearance in Sullivan county, N.
Y. A physician writing to that paper says:
NEARLY all Europe was afflicted with il
in 1905; again in 1928. followed by the
plague. England and France were visited
by it in 1856. In 1857 it was as fatal as
the plague in Spain. 1t broke out here and
there in Europe. from 1864 to 1874, when
it was again followed by the plague. 1t
scourged Trent in 1862; Florence in 1892;
Europe in 1924; Italy in 1891 and 1893 |;
England in 1898; Prussia in 17O4; England
again in ITO and l741; Piedmont in 1870;
Egypt in 1850; Geneva in 1905. 1t ap-
peared in Medway, Mass, in 1905; at Hart
ford and Windsor, Conn in 1907. 1t was
met with in Massachuset and Connecti-
cut from that time to 1915. Gases of the
disease occurred in 1915 in Pennsylvania,
New jersey and New York. 1t can be
traced over ali Europe during the past CEN
tury under the various names of putrid, Jail,
hospital, or spotted fever. The Germans
designate it as wa: fever. war plague, (breig-
spect. pestis belliea) as it has often followed
in the train of great armies"
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NOTICE OF RRMOVAL-THE

" ARenog OF Cunningham, shaw 90, Of Liver
pool, Enzlsnd Is removed TO Detroit, hichiRhn--
Any Communications addressed to the undersigned
at Detroit VIII meet with prompt attention
AUGUSTUS T sEGENT,
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AoADENY OF MUsIo-A crowded house
was present last night on the occasion of the
benefit of Miss Denim and Miss Ryan. 1.-THE
FslOn's Dream, ,Or Jack Sheppard in France"
"a rshash of and improvement on the orig
nal Jack Sheppard WAS excellentiy
performed, Miss Denim doing herself full jus
tiee in thsimpersOnatiOn of the hero. Cudjo's
Cave, Of which We have already expressed
our opinion, was repeated.
This evening the same bill is announced.
On Monday evening Mr., J. ". Carroll, one
of the most careful, correct and successful
artists Of Mr.. EllsIsE'so company takes his
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There vas better feeling noticeable on the mar
ket to-day, the news from the seat Of being Of
such character to establish almost beyond a
doubt the early and overwhelming Of General
Grants movements having a tendency to -estab-
lish confidence and clear OF the doubts which the
undecided nature OF the struggle had generated. -
The market however, did not resuu its Nonted &C
tivity, and Though considerable sales Of wheat
reported, the quotations are not fair index Of the
market ior round lots free on board, which would
not command over u As. Flour continues to sell
only to the local trade, bat prices are firm. Corn
and oats quiet, but hrm. Other grains neglect
ed. PToVisiJ quite active, and the market is
steady at quotations HishWines are unsettled and
without inqulry. Butter and Eggs are in good d.
maud at quotations.
We give sales and quotations for to-day Is follows
FlOur-steady. Good to choice double eFtra red
s7.OO975O; fancy brands do S7,62@7,75. There were
shipped to-day
To Dunkirk--....-............ s........l,ll4 bbla
Wheat-Firmer. Sales Of cars choice red On
track q 'thange) at $3.50 car white on track
ION 'Change) at 81 20; Is COO bushels No Milwaukee
club to arrive at O. IS Red free on board held ct
Il,4s.
COrn-Quist at sI,l5 on track for Shslled.
ORFs-In fair request and steady. sales Of 2 cars
on track at 77o Held at sOc from store.
Rye-Firm at 81, 40 from store.
BsrIey-Quoted at 81 ,25@Is5 for good to prime on
track.
POrk-ModeratsIy active at $500 for city mess.
Lard-Firm at I4o FOR city rendered in tisrces.-
Sales to-day Of l5 bbl8 Morehouse at li7c.
Smoked AIeats-stesdy at the following quota
tions; canvassed hams lso; sugar-oured do, uncan-
vassed, so plain do l7o shoulders lsc clear bacon
l5o dried bee &c. Sales Of 1000 rs shoulders and
2Ool rs clear bacon at lso.
Butter-sales kegs prime Western Reserve st 27e
EEEs-Eales OF 10 bbls at lTc.
Ohssss-NeW in moderate demand at IOalZ1Sc. No
old in market.
aIghwinss-Bsld at SIIs, without sales, and We
hear Of no Orers.
AIcOhoI-Lower. Held at s2.SSa9,s for ss Per
cent. Neutral Proof Spirits sI,25.
Seeds-DuII at S5,l2gsS for Timothy, and s7,T5
for Glover.
saIr-Firm. Fine S2.s. coarse and ground
solar $3.50
Dried APPIes-Firm and selling at loo.
Dried Psaches-The demand is fair, with q
limited supply, at Na2So for peeled and lsalso for
unpeeled.
POtat0es-In fair demand at sl,l2X for Neshan-
nOclls, and sOopsI, 10 for Peach blows, according
to quality.
PetrOIeum-Quieta and somewhat unsettled. Re-
fined quoted at 6sa65c.
TalIOw-seIling at IOS<o.
Piaster-In fair demand at SO per ton for land,
$3.50 per barrel for Dentist" and ss25 per bar
rel for common cAIcined-
Fish-Iu good demand and firm at the follow
ing quotations; White Fish, half barrels, ss,5O-
Piekerel, half barrels, $3.50; Trout, half barrels:
1885, Herring $50 per half barrel.
mill Reed-In good request and firm at S25,N0
800. Oats and corn ground together s42Osa4sOO at
the mills.
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REAL ESTATE TRAEsFERs.-Tte follow
ing transfers have been entered on the Rec
Ords of this county during the past week:
William Halliday to B. Bartlstt-s7 acres
of land in strOngsville. Consideration
$1,000.
A. B. stockwell to NJ. T. Whesler-25 feet
front on Euclid street near Rrie, by 8 rods
deep. Consideration 81. 500.
John Singer to Geo. W. MerriII-5s feet 9
inches front on Pearl street by 90 feet deep.
Consideration s., 500.
A. HuidskOrsr to Henry Musllsr-SO feet
front on Orange street, extending in depth
to Cherry street. Confederation 800.
NJ. & N. Hammond to Jacob Aeyer-66
feet front on Wilson street, extending to the
Pittsburgh Railroad track. Consideration
$9O9.
Joseph James to o. P. Nswcomb-25 feet
front on Pearl street by 1SO fsOt deep. Con-
sidsrstiOn 1900.
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GRAND CoEoERr-0n Wednesday aud
Thursday evenings, May 25th and 26th,
Mr.. Alfred h. Pease, formerly of Cleveland,
and more recently of New York city, ac-
knOwledgsd to be one of the finest piauists
in the country, will give at Brainard's Hall
two grand vocal and instrumental concerts
BE will be assisted by Miss Laura Harris,
the young but celebrated priHla donna of the
New York Academy, Mr.. W. LOtti, the ia
vOrite tenor, and Herr Mollerhauer, the
we'll known violinist, all from the Academy
of Music, New York. We are sure that our
citizens will recognise the superior merit of
our former tOWnsmAn, and of the celebrated
artists who accompany him, by giving them
crowded houses.
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mo ALLWHOM TT MAY CON.

oe,n-The Board of Health require me to
stTicti enforce the following ordinance, thereiore,
all who wish aveid its penalties must not vio ate
its provisions. l. Il. MARSHALL.
heath Ofdcsr,
An Ordinance to amend an ordinance entitled 'An
ordnance 70 regulate streste passed January l05h,
1856
Be it ordained BY the City Council of the city Of
lsveland, That the 1rsI o'iOn OF an ord nance
passed January 10TH 1856, entitled An Ordi aance
TO regu, rate streets" Do 90 amended as 70 read
iulOTs: No person shall thrO~ or deposit, or permit
to be thrown or dep sited, any dirt, paper. hlLh,
sweepings OF any store, house, snop or Once,
ashes, shAVings, filthy water, offAl, straw, wood,
stones earth, manare, refuse matter or rubbish Of
any kind whatsVer into any street, lane, alley OF
public ground or places used n street. lane, alley
or pubic ground The person or persons having
possession control OF the premises rem which
any Of the aforesaid articles shall be or may have
been thrown OF deposited in aUy street, lane, alley
or pablic ground, or place ussd such Aforesaid
shall remove The same thereITOm within twenty -four
hours after receiving knowledge thereof
Passed June 26, 1860. 1. U. MASTERS,
President Of the Council.
}. BARRETT, City ClsrK- may l0:l52
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CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs-The May
term Of the Court of Common Pleas com
menoes Monday, May 18th. But little
criminal business beside the trial Of Udech
and Ebinger for the Fay murder, and Of DR..
Turrell and young Warner for the Flora Jones
abortion, will be transacted. We have not
learned who is to supply the place of Prose
cutting Attorney Palmer, during his absence
with the 15Oth Regiment.
A special session of the Court will be held
before Judge Bolton this morning, to try the
case of the City of Cleveland vs John HOyt
and James s. WadswOrth.
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RAILWAY MATrRRs.


CHICAGO AND Rock ISLAND RAILWAY
The increased earnings of the Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad for April we're $6s, 900
over last year, being about one per cent. on
the capital for one month only. This in
crease is over ten per cent. per snnum on the
entire capital of the road, and the stoekhold-
srs, in view of the prospective value of their
property, are expecting much larger divi-
dend, as the road, under its present manage
ment, has become one of the most prosperous
in the West.
EAREIEGs.---Ths Michigan Central Rail
read earned in April, 1858, $2Ss, ,4s5 same
time in 1854, 1885,, ,275 increase, $3.50.
The Michigan Southern Railroad earned in
April, 1858, 1857 ,69S same time in 1854,
1891, ,2Os increase, $59,4II.
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Road earn
ed in April, 1858, $l4O, ,O52 same time in
1854, $Is3, ,91s; increase, $52,967.
we learn that the McGregOr Western
Railway Company are vigorously pushing the
work on the extension of their line to Austin
They have secured the whole eighty miles
on favorable terms, and intend to have it
completed this year.
n. z. CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-CH OF
TINE.---on and after Monday, 18th inst,
passenger trains on the New York
Central Railroad will leave Buffalo as fol-
lows: $500 A. N. New York Express;
500 A. N. Steamboat Express 800 P. M.
Mail Train 5:45 Cleveland Express 1O:25
P. NJ. Cincinnati Express: Trains will ar
rive in Buffalo, as follows: A. NJ; IL A.
NJ; 8 P. NJ. and IO:I5 P. NJ.
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MARINE MATFERs-FROM LAKE So
PEhIOR-

MARINE mATTERSs-FRO LAKE 8U-
PEHIOR.
Arrival of the Observation-Disclosures Fairly
Opened--Tho Steamers Of the Line Heard
From.
From the Detroit Tribune.]
The steamer Dubuque, Captain Pelky, ar
rived to-day from Portage Lake and Mar
quette. She left here November 18th, 1858,
and Wintered at Portage Lake. We learn
from her officers thai she started from Portage
Lake last Thursday morning, reached Mar
quette Friday night, and entered the barber
on Saturday morning. She came out Sunday
morning, as the Cleveland and Mineral Rock
were going in. The Northern Light, Planet,
and Iron City all came into Marquette Sat
urdsy night about midnight, and left early
in the morning for Portage Lake. Net the
Traveller between the Saute and Whiteish
Point, and the Meteor at the Saute The tug
PrindiVille was seen above Whitefsh Point,
having in tow the dredge recently purchased
to operate in 0ntonagon harbor.
The Dubuque reports having experienced
no detention or inconvenience on account of
Ice, and navigation may therefore be consid-
ed fully opened. She found about halfa mile
Of loose ice outside Of Portage Lake, and
scattering ice all the way down from White
fish Point, but it was all broken up.
The Dubuque brought down a cargo OF
copper and iron, and will probably leave
again for Lake Superior on Thursday or Fri
day.
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DEATHS OF OHIO SoLDIEEs.-The follow
Ing is q list of tho deaths of Ohio soldiers in
the United States Hospital at Nashville, Ten
nessee, taken from the record kept by the
Government Undertaken, for the week end
ing May 7th, 1854. The list of soldiers from
this State is very small:
Jacob Foster, G, 134th Samuel Wenner,
&, 1O2d; David Kramer, G, 9th cavalry;
VIM. McGrure, lO4th.
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MORNING LEADER.
SATURDAY MORNING. MAY IA, 1854.


O. A. RsaA-U. 8. 1910 Bonds.
John Ellslsr-Acsdemy Of Music.
Atheneum Music HaIi-A. Montpelier.
o. Out;er-House and Lot at Auction.
Atlantic Crest Western RaiIWay-Time Table.
PeIton Breed-For Chicago.
I. 1. Baldwin Oo-Esv Goods.
A. G. Betlberg-Eeok Ties.
o. Cutter 4 Son AT Auction.
Alfred b. Peasc-Concsrts.
Wanted-Young Man
Lost-Cows.
Mrs shaw-LooaI Notice
B. S. Green-Loeal Notice
o. Cutter son-Locsl Notice.
J. B. Samp-on-Loo4l Notice.
Spiritual Hall-Locsl Notice.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


ENTERED.--.....---...May Is.
Stmr Morning Star, ViFer Detroit.
Prop Ole Driscoll, DuDkirk.
Prop Portsmouth. Traverse, Pufialo.
Prop Genessee Chief Willard, BuIalo.
Pros Rocket, Gaylord, Hu1alO-
Prop tlantic, Pratt, Buffalo.
Prop Canisteo, Biackman, Dunkirk-
Brig lroQuois, Becker, Detroit, l75 M lumber 20 d
shingles.
Schr GlenavOn. spenCe, Oolborn.
Schr Ottawa, Ohalmers Oswego
echr Sacramento, johnson, Buffalo.
echr Tartar, POsf. OsweRO.
schr Gen siessi, Kelley, OsWego.
Schr eson Parker, Berriman, Toledo, $3.50 bushels
wheat.
Schr Evelin Bates, Harrington OsWego.
schr Black HaW<. Beals. Buffalo.
ScOW Granville, Como y, Black river.
ScOW Uncle sam, Sims, Port Huron, 49 NJ lumber.
lug b Martini Cook, Buffalo.
OGE' BEO....--...........Mayl IS
Stmr Morning ster. Vigar. Detroit.
Prop Portsmouth, Traverse, Sandusky.
Prop Genessee Chief. Willard, Saginaw.
Prop kocket. Gaylord, Green Bay.
Prop moga, Waterbury, Dunkifk, IIl4 bbls -four.
Prop Oanisteo. Bla kmsn, Toledo
Bark Orphan Boy, Morrison, Chicago. 49, tons coal.
Schr Geraldine, Cumming. hicag0, 300 tons coal.
schr bahama, Becker, Ohiesgo. so tons coal
Sen Jason Parker. Ber.imAn, Toledo.
Schr Oomelg, Powers, Buffalo, $50 tons coal.
schr Emene. Campbell GrsBd Haven, go tons coal
Tug n Martin, Cook, Sault ste Mary.
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Rose & PreatIss' Provision Market Re-
port.
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TONSORlAi.
WIGS AND HAIR WORK.
VIM. Days New establishment,
The Largest in the State,
FOR WIG MAKING AND LADIES' hair DRESSIHEI
:t6PUBLIO SQUARE

Manufacturer Of all kinds of WIGS, including the
celebrated
ILL SION VIC,
that resembles Nature defy the closest Bcrui
n.y. very large and beautiful stock OF LONG HAIR
drought by the proprietor from Europe,)
FOR SWITCHES AND BRAIDS,
The finest assortment ever seen In this City.
hsaIes Front Pieces and Half Wigs,
In every style with all improvements
SETS OF OURLS, made from French Natural
Ourled HRir, (guaranteed.)
Bs0eSe Double 4 Triple Bo0s, RatsTfall5, Re.
Made by the advertiser, equal to those imported
Ladies' Braids made into any kind Of Head Dress or
Bow without injury to Switch.
LADIES' HAIR DRESSING In the most
prevailing and fashionable styles.
oH-All work warranted a. represented
HOT and GOLD BATHS at all hours dac2s
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AoCIDKsr on THE K1EsMAH STREET RAIL
RoAD-Yesterdsy afternoon, about O'Clock,
a driven on the Kinsmsn street Railroad,
whose name we were unable to learn, was
caught between two of the cars, as he was
stepping from one to the other, and was Sc
vsrely injured. The accident happened at
the Ohio street switch.
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It will be observed, according to notice
given by the Juiloisry Committee, that
meeting would be held at Metropolitan, on
Tuesday last. The meeting was held, but
owing TO the inclemency Of the weather,
there was rather small attendance con-
sequently the meeting adjourned to meet
again on Monday evening, May 18th, to OBJ
serve the cruelty perpetrated on our cOlersd
soldiers at Fort Pillow. Good speakers will
be in attendance. J.B. SAMPSON,
msy14 Secretary.
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CHICAGO mARKRT.-mAY 1s.


fopooil 70 Lno OioFethnu LEADAk.l
Rlour-Dull and nominal.
Wheat-za3c lower. sales at aI, ,10al "a for No l.
sl.l7sl q for No 2, closing panicky.
COrn-Unssttled. sales No l at 81 yO2aI es, and No
2 at SI.OlaL0s.
0aIs-Hc lower. Sales No 1 st S7KassHo
Rye-Firm at el Is for No. e.
Barley Held at 81, ,55
WhlskY-lc lower. Sales at al,llal,l5K
PrOVisiOns-Mes5 Pork f27,OO.
Lard-Quiet At Isc.
Beo1 CRItls-Stesdy. Sales at s6.nOss,25
LtVs BOGR-Duh sales at ss, ,l0a7 25.
Fretghts-sc for wheat, 751o for corn, and $40 for
oats to Buffalo.
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DIED.

May 18th. ALFRED WHEELER OAKLEY, aged
ls yearB, month";.
The friends ei the family invited to attend the
funeral uom the residence Of hts iather. Thos. Il.
Oakley, Isl Kinsman street, on Sunday afternoon
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-14

Nice Book Cases, Hat Racks, Lounges,
Arm Chairs, Spring Beds, Gilt Frame Mir
rors, Brussels Carpets, Beds, Pillows, and
variety of other furniture, together with 80
volumes Hunts Merchants Magazine, will be
sold at the auction room of o. Cutter & Sen,
this day Saturday.. Sale commences at 10
O'Clock An. msyl4 $50
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COUNTY UNION CoEvENTIoE.-The Coun-
ty Union Convention for the purpose of
nominating delegates to the State Union
Convention, which meets at Columbus on
May 25th, to choose delegates to the Nation
al Un on Convention at Baltimore, June 7th,
will be held at National Hall this morning
Delegates to it we're chosen in the various
Wards and Townships on Thursday evening.
We have received the following lists of dele
gates elected, in addition to those published
yesterday:
= FOURTH wABD.-I. H. Marshall, R. D. No
bic, D. A. DsngIer, Charles Brsdburn, J. b.
HarWood, L. Smithknight.
NINTH WARD.-W. B. Castle, r. B. Dennis,
A. s. Palmer, s. N, Nelson, Horace Town
send, Nelson Purdy.
EAST CLEvELAND.-ColoneI Charles Whit
tlesy, Mr.. Colt, A. C McIlrath, D. Adams,
John Muker, NJ. NJ. Spangler.
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ssPIRITUAL HALL, 1874 SUPERIOR STREET,
Up STAIEs.-Mrs. Sarah NJ. Thompson, in
spirational speaker, will lecture before the
Spiritual Association of this city on Sunday
(to-mOrroW) at half past 10 A. N, and 7P.
N. Seats free. msy14:15O.
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POLICE CoURr.-Little business Of i'm
portsnoe was transacted before Judge Hes
senmueller yesterday mOrning-nOthing but
the usual run Of drunks and disorderlies.
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FINANCIAL AVID CQMWrH9eIEL.
REEAA C1AA.
1IoNRY mARKEF.
MOBEINe LEADER oFTloH,


MORNING LEADER OFTlOI,
RRIDAI EVEEuG, May Is, 1884
GOid-oold in Wall street to-day was considerably
excited under the very favorable intelligence from
the seat Of war, and suffered decire, though not to
the extent expected. The news, however, needed
confirmation and this being flr6isnrd BY to-night's
dispatches, with additional important facts pre-
dict large decline tomorrow. The closing price
was l72 Bankers here bought at wide range, open
ing at 70 and closing at IS per cent. premium.
SiIVOr-Unsettled and nominal.
mOney-The loan mark ct has been generally quiet
to-osy. A pretty heavy demand from the railroad
interests upon several banks within day or two has
ssnsiby shortened the supply Of greenbacks and na
tiensl funds. The supply Of currency, however, is
quite equal to any demands likey to be made at
present The range Of rates is 6e7H per cent.
ExohRnGo-Quieta and easy at par on New York 70
Government. National and Ohio funds Eastern and
Pittsburgh y per cent discount.
Governments BOnds-There is considerable in
quiry for Government Bonds, and the market is
tending upward. We quite present rates as folows:
Buying. selling
5-20's, May coupons oi.................lOs lux
1905, April and OctOber............lO9 M
7-5OB, February and AuEust.......lO lO9 liz
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2. B. HALE, Banker,
Revenue Stamps for Sale.
LOCAL NOTICES,

A GOOD Rosewood Piano Forte, Piano
Stool and Cover, at auction, on Saturday,
May 14th, at the Auction Room of o. Cutter
i Son. Will be sold at IL o'clock precisely.
maHI2:I50
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E.T sSOOA nIAEKER-RIay I3.
fEy 4uNaunnru

StOcka-Easier.
Missouri n, racihc Mail 30 New York Central
l3O, Erie 100 preferred 1861. Hudson l35k, Har
lem 40. Reading la4- Michigan Central l3sH,
Michigan Southern 921, Illinois Central az, Gale
ma and chicago llg4 Cleveland and Pittz zburRh lOIH
Cleveland and Toledo l455< Rock Island lO8 Chicago
Terre Hsute 81
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Ale and Porter-stsady at following quotations
Present use XX Ale 800; Stock Xxx siaOO to sl7,-
%; kennett $500; Pale Dream sIl,Oo; Porter sIl
malE-steady at 81 so per bushsl.
HOPs-Range at Z5aS5c, according to quality.
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FREQUENT bathing is essential to good
health. Fliedner's bathing rooms, No. 172
Superior street, will be found amply provided
with all conveniences.
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NEW TINE TABLE.-We publish below
the new time table for the arrival and de-
parture Of trains on all the roads eentering
in this city. The new arrangement goes in
to effect on Monday:
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To THE CoEoUERIEG HERo.-Splendid
large new steel plate portraits Of General
Grant. Canvsssing agents wanted through
cut the State. Specimens sent BY mail on
receipt of retail prices, one dollar. Address
B. S. Green, Room IL American Buildings,
Cleveland, Ohio. may14:I5I.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-14

A LITTLE CONFIDENCE GAME.-A corres-
pondent from Portage county sends Us the
following letter. It may serve as
warning to others who receive SINH
Jar letters, and We know several who
have done so within a few weeks. It is no.
ticssble that though the letter is dated at Tut
ties Corners New Jersey, it is pOst-marksd
Paterson, place where the msiling of a
large number of similar epistles would be
less likely to excite attention than at the
smaller place. The thing is very transpa-
rent sWindle. 1t may go down in " Jersey, /"
but will not deceive Western Reserve Buck
eyes:
TURTLES CORNERS, Sussex County,
NEW JEKsEY, February Is, 1854.
Y. J. Dickinson, Randolph, Ohio, SIR:
1 have package directed to your address,
which will forward FREQ Of cost en- receipt
of IS cents in stamps and three cent stamp
for this notice. Yours,
J. H. TUTTLE.