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COMPANY E, 29th o. vi, announce that
they will give Masquerade and Fancy
Dress soirse at Chapin's Hall, on Thursday
evening, March 81, 1854. It will be under
the management of Capt. MOlyneaux and
the other gentlemen under whose direction
the parties of Co. E., this winter, have be-
come so justly popular. Let it be fully at
to,d.d
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The ID 0HIo CAvALR IA number Of
the members of cOmpa' aies A, B, C, D, and
F, of the Sscond Cavalry arrived in this
city yesterday mOrnir g, from Camp Chase
The regiment was fur lOughed on Wednesday
after having waited in Camp Chase fort
night.
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ARREST FOR RE,,Isr1

ARREST FOB Resisting O. s. 0FFIoERs
Deputy Marshal Steele arrested a man
named GOttlieb FpigIe, in Crawford town
ship, coshOetOn County, on Monday LAST
for yhOOting at a Provost Marshal during
dot in that place some months since. He
IS now here in safe keeping.
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Prom the eelsbraied nanulactory OF VHf. KHABH
co., Baltimore. These Planes have fhs f,li iro1
ame, 0Yefstrung oassi aud all the iafeqf fnIrovs-
ment5; and for volume and sVenness of tone .S1 s,1
agreeable action, Durability, and fnish - -.s.S
PIANO. should not fail 10 see these inItrumsn1 bsft
purchasing elsewhere.
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"FULL msDya gem of purest ray Sc
rene, the deep unfathomed caves of ocean
bear, fnll many flower is born to blush un-
seen and waste its fragrance on the desert
air. Photography transfers these flowers as
perfectly, and they bloom as beautifully on
parIor walls, and in precious albums. Call
at the new Photographic rooms of Lewis,
2ll Superior street. feb19-1Ss.
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GooD.-Deacon N. A. Gray, formerly of
the Plain Deslsr, has, it is stated by an "x-
change, been appointed Quartermsstsr ut
Camp Delaware,-the rendezvous Of the COL
orsd troops of the State. We arc heartily
glad of the appsintment, as it willlaborgate
the prejudice which the Deacon may have
had against oOlOred pepple-and which col
Orsd dpeopIe may have had against the Dea-
oon, Both will be benefited.
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DR.. PARKER's loss by the recent ERE on
Seneca street, amounts to about $25O0, $4,000
of which is covered by insurance He wish
es to return thanks to ths iremen and others
who worked SO nObly and devotedIy to save
lis property.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
CONNIE R OIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET.

MORNING LEADER -OFFIE,
THURSDAY EvKsIEe, February Is 1884. )
FIour-Market firm and unchanged.
Wheat-Sales cars choice red at l,3S; Gears red
at 1885, and cars ordinary do at 81 81, all track.
COrn-Quiet at 81 l,N26I O3
Oats-sales l car on track at 80.
HIshwines-Sales $50 barrels at ss4.
Dried AppIes-Firm but quiet at sJ1@so.
Dried Peaehes-Film m at 25c for peeled.
seeds-sales small lots Timothy at $50 Glover
is firm and quiet at $50.
Butter-Continues scarce and firm ct 2ses9o for
good Western Reserve.
Cheese-steady at 1seIsHc.
Lnrd-sales ntry rendered at Isc
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Mr.. q. A. BARLOW Dear 5ir 1T gives me plsaSuFs
% state that consider the Knabo Pano equal 20 ans
and superior 10 most instruments made In this ccus
trT, especially IN richness and volume o. tone.
Having used ono OF the sane fJr ten OF mors houu
Of each day, for two years. feel confident II recon
mendfnE taem - 6ll who uuacQuaintsd With thsn
"gFsst Quslifies." an, respectfully, yours,
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LOCAL NOTICES.

o. CUrTEE & SOx, will sell at their Aue-
tiOn Room on Bank street, on Saturday, Feb
ruary Goth, lot ef buekskin gloves, knit
gloves, chiIdren's mittens, gauntlets, armlets,
comforters, shirts, thread, &c, also, lot of
beautiful ses-shells, hfty-four dozen new ale
bottles and variety of furniture, carpets,
&c. feb 10: 1888
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THE OLDEST REsULsT0R F0R FEMaLEsI !

There is butons GEsUISE AND SURE CuBE for Gr1Es
or WOHEs who suffer from Irregularities or rOhstruc
tions Of the Menses, whatever may be the eauss Ct
those ObstruotiOns. This cure has been recognizes
for many years. The only Safe Reliance is In
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A CARD.-0ur sincere thanks are here
by rendered to our numerous friends for their
kind visit at the Church, on Wednesday eve
ming, and hondsome present amounting to
$500. Rev. J. WHITLEY.
fsb1e-1Ss. Mrs. A. WHITKLEI.
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AFTEsTIoH, COMPANY F, TWENTY NINTH
REGINENT.-Yos are hereby notified to ap-
pear at the Armory on Friday, February 18th,
as hsif-past seven O'Clock P. NJ, in full uni
form with white gloves for inspection. Eve
ry member is expected to be present:
By order Commandant.
FREDERICK P. FAERAED,
feb 10: 1873 Orderly Sergeant
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REAL ESTATE TRAEsFERs.-The follow
ing transfers of real estate have been entered
on the records of this county during the past
Woek:
Henry Chisholm to Luke Brannon-60 feet
on Wilson street, by 657 feet deep. COnsid-
eratign IS 600.
John Pousfeld to Charles French-60 feet
front on Pearl street, by 128 feet deep. Con-
sideration $500.
Andrew Boyle to Frank KOIges-63 feet
front on Bridge street, by 132feet deep. Con-
sideration 81 400.
PhiIo ScoVill to Henry Bohn-6O feet front
on Kinsman near Perry, by 100 feet deep.
Consideration 81 400.
G. E. Herrick to Lyman LittIs-7s feet
front on SibIey street, by I23 feet deep. Con-
sideretion 81 500.
George W. Morrill, to Richard Jenkins-5O
feet front on St. Clair street, near the Pitts
burg shops, by l2O feet deep. Consideration,
$500.
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A LIBERAL DoEATIoE.-Charlie Frink,
the lucky winner of several bilIiard-matches
recently played in this city, has donated
800 to tho Sanitary Fair. Good for Char
nal
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Tsaohsr OF Music Cleveland Fsmal seminar
g. a. BARLOE, Dear Sir 1T gives me much plsa7
ure 20 be able 70 ssy, that consider Ala5a'g Piano
he finest, both in volume and 5Eaetesst which hAE
tVer played uDon, either IN America u Europe.
Theps dals operate with better eI3st th-q IN "a
Otherins trumonts; and IN fact, Z 11be's motto mA
truly bs, ''Exoslsior." MrB. o. 8. DOUGLAS,
Iasohsr Of Mcsie, OlsvalaRA
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FreEr ON Sr. CLAIR STREET.-A number
Of drunken rowdies got into fight last even
ing in Peter Carey's saloon on st. Clair street,
in which number of them we're severely
injured. The police and Marshal were
promptly on hand, arresting two ofths ring
leaders, Michasl Ryan and John Spencer,
Who we're imprisoned.
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FIRE.-A fire broke out this afternoon,
in house on Parkman street, caused by fire
catching in a clothes basket in the house.
It was put out before the steam fire engines
reached the SPOT,
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q tiN 6) per cent all the outstanding Scrip of the
Company be paid on aud after the first day Of March
next.
he Trustees have also declared Scrip Dividend Of
nifty @ per cent. out Of the profits for the year end
ing February lst, 1854 to parties entitled 10 the same
by their arrangement with the Company deliverable
on or after the first day Of March next
The Trustees have further declared that the Certi-
Gates OF profits issued BY the Company in the years
1876 and 1851 be redeemed in cash on and after the
first day Of March next, presentation to the Office
of the Company, and that all further Interest on the
same shall cease on that date.
The Trustees have also declared an extra Scrip Div
idend OF ten 0 per cent out Of the surplus accumu
latiOns OF the Company, on all the outs sndng Ger
thcates Of profits deliverable after the 5st day
CT March next.
all Of the above dividends free Of ofGoyernment Tax
By order Of the Board Of Trustees
GkO. A TIsDALE, Seo'Y.
TRUSTEES.
Martin B. Scott, Ralph II. Harmon,
Solon Burgess, Henry Harvey,
Wm. B. Guyles, J. A Redingtou
VIM Bingham, Geo A. Tisdale
John p. Warner, kam'l williamson.
Wm. !. Gordon, H. NJ Chaplin,
M. B. Clark, Geo. WOrthington,
Henry s Davis,
NJ. B. sCOTT, President.
WH. GORDON, Vice President
SAn,L MILLIAMsoN. q vi e PTesident. febu-1so
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GERMAN BENEVOLENT SooIErY. - The
above Society will give dance, for the ben
eft Of the German poor of Cleveland, at Ma
tiOnsl Hall, on Monday evening next.
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remains. At present they are in excellent
working order, and am deeply sOlicitous
that the fine progress which they are making
be not interrupted. Respectfully,
ANsoN SMYTH, Sup't.
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ANOTHER MEETING OF TEE 4FH WARD
The Mutual Draft Association held meeting
last evening, at the. Engine House, on Hun
tington street. A large number of the en-
rolled men of the Ward joined the assOcia-
ton. The Executive Committee have nearly
one hundred names upon their books. A
Committee was appointed to canvass the
Ward, and see every man interested in this
matter. The mOdtls operandi Of the new plan
was discussed, and very generally approved.
As no man pays more than ten dollars, the
necessity of every enrolled man taking a
share, was plainly seen, if they would desire
to Fill the quota.
All members of the association are bound
to take care of each other, and IL all others
will not come up and take part in this en-
terprise, then It is determined to let the draft
come and citizens who have not aided in
this matter, need not expect any help when
drafted, from members Of this association.
The names of new members are 20 be read
at each meeting. A receiptis given insurin g
q pro rata allotment of the fund collected
to all drafted men, in case the quota is not
| filled.
Gentlemen of the Fourth Ward Respond
freely to this last call. Fill up the quota and
&c save your bacon" or else prepare for the
draft, that will have no postponement -
There will be another meeting tonight. Let
every one turn out and put his shoulder to
/ the wheel. Fl. NJ. HALL,
| SecretaFv
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THE MISSION OF THE WAR.-Suoh is the
subject Of the lecture to be delivered before
the Frsemen's Aid Society, at Brainard's
Hall this evening, by that eloquent and dis
tinguishsd orator, Fred. Douglass. This is
the famous address delivered by Mr.. Doug
lass at Cooper's Institute, New York. 1t will
be worth the while of every thinker, whatsv-
ever his political sentiments may be, to hear
this address-to listen to black man, whose
words are winged with FIRE by mingled hate
and hope, as he hurls dsnunciation and ar
guuent against the giant institution that
has sought to chain him down to chsttIehOOd.
He stands on mountain peak Of vision 9TH
er than, and far different from, our own, and
views the sin and wrong of slavery on its
diverse side. Go then and hear him on "The
Mission of the War"
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NJ. sFOUK RIARKKT-Feb.1s.
Lur nnE.naa "A
FOE SALE.

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
, SALE-Any enc in want OF a Homestead will
do well TO examine the promises No 375 Kin5man-
81 House in good ren' has all modern improve
ments Of Gas, Wat Furnace, &c. Lot ln-Ee-l00
feet front on hi. and Orangs-Sts $50 eet deep
and abundantly supplied with ali kinds Of Fruit and
ShrubbeTy. The residence is in an old settled AID
good neighborh0od and will be sold at a bargain.
For terms, &C. apply to G. W. GARDNER,
teb2-R2 u and 70 Merwin-St
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ootrRS
c. G. BRUCE.
W W. 0AsS OHa
LICENSED CLAIRL OFFIOEs

LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES
OLEyELLND, Ohio, W4EHIHeToN, D e.
No. Lyman's BlOoA, NO. 44S MINI d.
Near the Court House.
We sre authorised by Government to collect
500 Bounty
due discharged soldiersi also, the widow, chill
dreu, and rsghtfuI heirs ofsn deceased soldiers
also
70 which every discharged soldier o Wss dis
abledin the service, Is entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
phan sisters, as they are severaIly entitled un'
der the law. Also,
due discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
promptly collected, or osshed. Also
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted three months men /;
money due tesmstsrs, and every other class OF
claims growing out OF this or any other war.
We also pay special attention to
PATENTS.
~ Avoid Claim and Patent AseaEB whs
are not Licensed.
We publish at IL SoLDIER's FRIEND" paper
o much interest to soldiers and their heirs.
Send us your name and stamp, and we will send
Acopy free, or twelve copies, one each month,
Ior rs cents.
Apply to US IN person or by letter, with stamp,
and your business shal have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until sfber we have &C.
pomplished what we undertake.
sepiIO c. g. BRUCE.
ULKVKLAND WOOLRN MILLS.
A, E Z. C. POPE,
sBparintaudepts. Manufacturers and Dealers in
all kinds OF
WOO OLEN coo Dss
Consisting Of Plsin 4 Fancy
oAsSIMEREs,
DOESKIE5,
SATT1NET6,
UrTEOkBt
FLANNEL9,
BLANKETS,
ETC, ETC,
IIA good stock constantly on hand, adapted to
The Western Market.
Market prices paid for Wool and Pelts, in Cash
or Manufactured Goods.
Office and sslesroons,
NO. e5 WATER STREET, CLEVELAND, o.
auS %
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CITY NEWS.

To JoHNsoE's IsLAND.-The ice-bridgs
from Ssndusky to Johuson's Island is in
good condition. So says the Register.
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FIN CIAL.

p. 7. NONET MARKRF-Feb IS
IBY TEIEgRAPH.l
m0nsy-aarket easy at ? cent.
sterling ExchanEe-Market dull. Sales at
l74k.
G0ld--Dull. Opened at COS, and closed firm at
5956G594.
GOyernme5t Stcakn-Market firm
United States rixeB OF 1881, coupons ... II0e0llI
United states Skies Five Twenties.
Seven-Th1rty Treasury ga
StnIe stocks
Missouri SiIss............ "A
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STATEMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CoMM'L MUTUl

OFFICE OF THE CoMM'I MUTUAL lis. Co..
Cleveland, February S, 1854.
THE TRUSTEES, IN CONFORM.
Il ITH TO the Charter, submit the following state
ment OF the affairs Of the Company, the first day
of February, 1864.
Premiums on uneIpired risks, Feb
ruary lst, lb63........... -............ 355 a
Premiums received during the year
ending February lst, 1864
From Marine risks.............5T 025O3
From Fire r3sks............ n OS7 55-75 4i9 I2
Earned Premiums for year ending
FeDtDery ISL, L,l5bi-....-.-.....-...s.66,6q5 ,6q5 03
Amount received from investments % 7g Tl-sT 0Tf AZ
Paid, during the same period:
For Marine Losses and Reiu-
81 Gil O.
Eor Elfe Osses; -.....-...--.... 3, ,959 %
For Expenses, Taxes, Com
missions, and Beturn Pre-
miums.... ........... -. IL e56 60-I7.s27 8
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Canada Money,
By E.B. HALE, BANKER,
III superior-St.
B@Agent for the purchase snd sale of
Government Bonds.
B@ Uncurrent Funds converted ct Low
est Rates. febl
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DARN FOR SALE.-THE UNDHR-
SIGNED offers for sale the Farm on which he re-
hides, in South Euclid, CuyahOga county upon reas-
enable terms. Said farm consists Of about 90 Of
good land. 20 Of which Improved and the residue
well timb5red II well wafered, and contains va
riety q Fruit Trees, irst beginning 10 bear The
Buil6ings nea y new, and consist Of Dwelling
House, Barn, Blacksmith Shop and other convenient
Osh7ilding and the location is in every respect de-
nifahls.
She premises, or Of :. J. Andrews no. ? Perkins
Block, Cleveland. WM. GAYLORD
Enclid. Heb 2. ls64. la9dAW
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YUsIaKss EOTIOEE.

FLAGS AND BANNRRs.l
Orders promptly filed. Address
C. W. CROWELL & CO.,
,snes;16l 2u suPerior-St., Cleveland, Ohio.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-HoUsE AsD LOT No.
80 Erle-St II ba1 Il FoomF, gas, hard end soft
Wsfer, and is very conye 1ien Euq utrsO q } hCe-
lar sssaulh side Of Publ square, Cr AZ the housa.
Also-a good Brick House, of moitrn style. With
BEN sbd acres o land and ave yarie Of Fruit,
and Is in {, erg way desirable and pleasant
residence, 81 uatad near ths teTmis 4 tue East
Ols.e and Street tilIosd II quHe of O. J. Keller,
as above, or Of john Handev, on prgmis fis III
TOR SAIE-WE HAVE A Coon
secOnd-HRBd Engine,
which We CfIer low. ,,,
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OLD FOLKS CONCERT.

OLD FOLKS CONCERT.
The nSxt rehearsal will be held on Friday
evening at o'clock, at Court Room No. 3.
Let all be present. S. FoLJANBE, See'y.
feb 10: It
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Rsse Sc Prsntlss' PrOvIsIvu market Re
porte

porte
Tho following are the rates charged by them;
HamE-SHgar cured premium Hams, = n ....,...l4o
Dried beet-F b.......-.... I5c
ShouiderE-Sngar-cured q h...............-- ..-lOc
BacOu-Or Smoked sides b...................-.- lzc
Lard-Prime leaf, keJtie-rend'ed in bbl5 , n.l35fo
" Prime leaf, kettle rendered in kegs = h..l3Ac
POrk-No. mess p 80
Extra clear 50, 50
- No extra charge made for packages or oartage
to railroad depots bOats Ali articles warrant
ed strictly prime and equal 70 anything in the State.
Orders promptly niled Our sugar-cured Hams and
kettle-rCndered Lard took the first premium ct the
late Ohio state Fair. BOSE 4 PREHTISS,
Nos. 49, IA and l46 Ontario-gt., Cleveland.
iulvt.R7s
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r OTs FOR SALR-l35 Fr. FRoNT

OI0 tOh DAh hs-l0O L hONT
4 4 on Superior. ST.. corner Of muiTson-St, Also
eu-lota Is II and - being 48 feet 'front.' ech on s
perior-Ss., east Of MuirsOn-St Also-l3 feet front
On spring-5t running back TO the Baiiroac track,
being land On which part Of ths Wood Shed OF the
OloFelands Columbus q Cincinnati hailroad stands
Also-i7 iest inches front Cham plain ST. nearly
elDoslto the new tity Court House.
sBEor terms enquire q PAIEE WADE,
dos RH Attorneys.
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CLEVELAND FEMALE SEMI.

|. NLEVELAND FEMALE SEMI
ONsRY.-3eturnfng thanks 10 former patrons
the undsTsiFnsd would respectfully ask OF them and
the citizens generally literal share OF their patron
age Having purchased the In-ttu,tOn, We are about
TO materially improve, and put The same in perfect
repair; snd no LABOR, care expense will bs spared
to afford the pupils the best advantages 10 every par
ticuer Eleven Fnst Ca5s Teachers will devote ths
best energies 10 their instrucf Ion.
Day Pupils from the Cliy will be provided
with n streeT *. x. Ticket free Of charge.
A discount Of Twenty Five Dollars per Term will
r1ade IN iayor OF those boarding pupils who spend
Sundays st home.
sU-The Term commences February Cd, 1884.
g. A.SANFORD,
hebl-llO L. sUTTLEs
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FINE ART COMMITTEE.
Tho Committee on Hanging and DscOra-
tions are requested to meet at Court Room
No. 3, on Friday, February 18th, at 10 o.
clock, A. NJ. The following named ladies
and gentlemen compose the Committee
DR.. A. Maynard, Chm. Mrs. Fayette Brown.
George Wiley, " VIM. Bingham,
Joseph Perkins, &" H. NJ. Chaplin,
Rev. T. A. Starkey, {" Geo. Wiley,
]. ". Sergeant, F. W. Parsons,
G.. L. Clough, " D. o. Cole,
W. G. North, Miss Ransom,
J. F. Ryder, Cleveland,
A. WalWorth.
Per order
E. R. PERKINS,
February 1eth, Gilt. Secretary.
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NORTHERN OHIO SANITARY FAIR.

FALLoEs srEREoPrIOoN AT THE SANITARY
FAIR.
The Taunton Mass, Gazette says of this
remarkable exhibition OF sll the fine and
enjoyable things lately come about, is that
travelling Athenaeum, the Stereoptioon. Per-
haps the views themselves are not so ineEpli-
cabIe-this, whoever has seen a small one,
would diseoyer,-but their transition is mag
ical almost to miracle. To behold soft,
white clouds gathering and rolling them
selves about like smoke, till out of them
comes cities, gardens and seas, palaces, ca -
thedrals and plains. What can do this but
the wondrous wand of the Persians?
In nothing is the effect so beautiful as in
the presentations of sculpture. Then, as if
this were one Of the most sacred secrets of
Art, there spreads lovely blue clouds
cerulean fog, floating and whitening, till
slowly out of its drsaminess, gigantic statues
have breathed themselves upon you. So
glowers the mighty Lion Of LueeTne. So
come forth Ulysses and his dog strong and
sorrowfuI, yet dazzling, intense, and burning
back into cloud again. Go and see, one and
all. fsb19:1
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W AN T Z ID!

Fractional Certifestes {. @. sc. Stock
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR
GOLD, SILVER, U. s. INPsT. COUPONS
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ID. ~. GAGS,
Licensed War Claim Agent.

Licensed War Claim Agent.
ooueots Bounties, PonEions Back Pay, Prise honeT
and other Far Claims.
rPersonAl Attention Ia given to the prosecution
Of OlNlms IN the Departments al Washington.
nRsu persops having Claims should apply in per-
non, or by letter, at once, and they will receive
ID, w. GAGE,
ootIH-R8 1863 SuperiOr-St., Cleveland, o.
~ Dr.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine ana
Electropathy, cures obstinate cases Of Dyspep.
sis, Rheumatism, Scrofuls, Neuralgia snd all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Sss TAEeatn md Feafs osr GgRc c6Hg gss sRs UG15 9T
qiVen 70 many formidable csses cured in this city
ater other physicians had failed. See sdYerhse-
r1snt in another column. once No. lls, Seneca
street.
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TIE RELIEF CoMMITTEE.-In the hustle
of preparation for our great Sanitary Fair,
we have almost forgotten the noble and char
liable enterprise by which our city ROlisf
Committee, generously seconded and sup
ported by our citizens, have wsrded of star
walton and cold from the homes of many Of
our city poor. It will not be amiss, under
these circumstances, to inform our readers
that the work is still carried on with energy.
The ten thousand dollars in coal, wood, -four,
meat, potatoes, vegetables, clothing, 60,
which was so willingly subscribed to the Re-
lief Fund, has all been collected, and is now
being judiciOualy and wisely expended.
Over Eve hundred families have been re-
Eeved by it, and the distributing room, un-
der the Court House, is still open twice week
aud dispense, liberal stores to our hungry
and I'LL clad poor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-19

The following is a list of applicants
for exemption on the gro und of physical dis
ability, before the Board Of Examiners of
the 18th Congressional District
ruuAH0da 0Orrwrv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-19

LICENSED OLAIM OfElCEB
OEEyELAND, Ohio, WARRINGTON, D %
No. Lyman's BlCSz, No. Hs Ninth st.
Near the Court House.
We sre authorised by Government to collect