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FINANCIAL AND COMMERcIGL.
FINANCIAL.
HONEY MARKET.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE.
THURSDAY EVENING, April Z, 1884.
GOld-The market in New York to-day opened
Pretty strong at ~, maintaining this figure during
the morning. In the meantime the Treasury msde
aregustion fixing Gold Certificates ct I65 until the
close OF business the 18th Of April This arrange
mint seems to have had an Immediate effect upon
the Gold market, ard gradual decline followed
closing about ~ Per cent below the opening. Here
the market was maintained throughout the day at
rer cent. advance upon yesterdays rates, but
closed without change from those Fgures viz Sell
ing 50 buying 66667.
sIIver-Firm. Selling 57e5s per cent. premium /:
buying, s5a57.
HOney-Easy at per cent, with good demand
for currency.
Bxchange-Easy, at unchanged rates, viz: Gov
ernment, National and Ohio funds par on New
York Eastern and Pittsburgh 4 per cent. discount
Government BOnds-Firmer at the following
rates:
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\. Y. MONEY RIARKEF-ApriI 2.
TET THTuaRApHI

sIosey-Active and steady at 6617 per cent
HtsrllnE RxohanEs-Firmer at ls5
GOtd-LOwfr. OpAnfug at 7IK, declining to 69A
and closing qniet at 6qSa69A.
&oyernr,e1r ktGcEs-Firm. with upward
tendency United States Skies OF 1881, cOupons Il4a
lltT: FfyA-tWenties, coupons, l.Ii4aIl2; Seven
thtrties llHalll4 United States 6's' year csrtiH
The resulation in relation to the price Of Gold at
the Treasury will be 1865 until the close Of business
April 18th.
Subscriptions at the First National Bank to the
1910 LOan to-day were a2n5 400
Receipts at the Custom House to-day were S2s9 Or0
OF which e259 600 were in geld certificates.
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How A FASHIONABLE REsTAURANT MADE
APRIL FooL's DAY PROFITABLE.-AmOng the
best of the April Fool hoaxes which trans
pired on the last anniversary of MOmus was
one Which-so says rumOr-was perpstratsd
by the wslI-knoWn keeper of a fashionable
eating saloon in q neighbOring city, which,
whether regarded as a joke or a financial
speculation, was a master stroke Of genius.
On the morning of the first, some dozen or
twenty bachelors and mon about town, in
that city, were each the surprised and graft
fed recipients, through the Post Office, of a
daintiIy -snveIOped and swsst-psrfumsd note.
Each note was signed " Amelia " and con-
tsined, in the most delicate and modest
language, declaration of passionate attach
ment and arequsstfOr meeting. Each note
went On to request its recipient to be at the
saloon above referred to at precisely two
o'clock that afternoon, and, on entering, to
call for dish Of steWed oysters The lady
agreed to enter within FIVE minutes, and
would also cali for a dish of stewed oysters /
By this sign they would recognize each 9TH
er, and thencsforward it was expected that
the course of true love would run smooth.
The gratifed bachelors each read and pom
dered.
AttWO O'Clock our restaurant-keePer, with
everything arranged, awaited the result of
his stratagem. In came the correspondents
of the fair Amelia, one after another, and
for few minutes the demand for stewed
oysters exceeded any ever known in the an
nails Of saloOn-keeping since oysters bscame
edible. But everything was in readiness,
and the dishes were served up, smoking hot,
with suspicious celebrity.
The gentlemen slipped and waited, waited
and slipped, but no fair Amelia made her sp-
Pearancs. A minute slipped by,--tWO--thrse
hvs-till the oysters were gone and ali hope
Ofmssting the beautiful ineogHita was gone
too. Then-too late, alas the remembrance of
the day and the suspicion of hoax began to
cross their miRds, and frst one and then and
other slowly and mOurnfully deposited his
ticket and cash at the desk and emerged in
to the air. Charlie B. received the tickets and
made the change with the gravity of al JudRs.
But he found the story too good to keep and
it soon leaked out. The whole town is laugh
ing about the fair Amelia and her enamoTed
correspondents.
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SECOND WARD DRAFT Association
The books of this Association will be closed
in few days. Any citizen of the Ward can
become a member by the payment of ten dol
lars. Gentleman can be provided with GER
tiheates by making application either to
Messrs. 1. N. Bond, ]. V. Painter, S. H.
Baird, E. Bingham, Peter DieWsr, or 7. A..
Sanford.
April 6, 1854. 7. A. SANFORD.
april6:i46.
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A CARD.-After a short interruption, 1
have again opened a wholesale and retail
grocery store, situated at No. 40 MerWin st.,
. AST a0vES rrOsn aaJ OIu oSs-1- Thanklng
friends and old customers for their past ia
vOrs, I hope, by strict integrity, upright
dealing and careful attention to business, to
secure again their patronage, and shall be
most happy to attend to the wants of as many
new faces who may think proper to give me
call. G. Il. LITTLE, Agt.
apl6:l46 No. 40 MerWin st.
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IRoE RAILWAY CARs.-Tbe New York
Central Railway Company has for the last
two years been replacing its wooden freight
cars, as they wear ont, with iron ones. They
are built of thin boiler iron and are lighter,
stronger, more durable, more roomy, and
will net splinter nor take fire in case of col
iision.
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WESTERN RESERVE CoLLEaE.-The Junior
Exhibition of the Western Reserve College
will take place on Wednesday, April 18th.
The exercises will commence at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ. The usual exhibition concert viii be
given in the evening.
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LOCAL MOTORS,

MADAM TAYLoR.-The great Clairvoyant
who is stopping at the City Hotel, on Seneca
street, is no humbug, as ali who visit her
say. She will remain one week longer. AL
Nervous diseases, as we'll as Deafness treated
aprS:I46
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NoTICE.-There will be meeting Of the
Congressional District Committee, at the
Angler House, Cleveland, on Tuesday, April
18th, at IL AN. A full attendance is re-
qussted, as business of Importance will be
brought before the Committee at that time.
D. A. DASaLER, Pres't.
BooLIVAR BUTTS, Sec'y.
Cleveland, April Z, 1854.
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BOs TON,
AND ALL POINTS IN
deW England, New York and the West
With Promptness, Care and Dispatch.
. o S b o N

1ag-This Wen Known Limo Of FIBsF GLASS
SCREW STEAhERS connects AZ Ogdsr sburgh
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FIFTH WARD.-The Committee for the
relief Of the soldiers families will please
meet at the Office of Joseph Perkins, Thurs
day evening, April 9th, at seven O'Clock.
apI6:I45
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SECOND WARD-The Ladies' Relief So
cisty Of the Second Ward will hold their next
meeting tomorrow (Fridsy) afternoon, at
three O'Clock, in the parlor Of the Stone
Church. All who feel interested in this
charitable WORK are requested to be present,
for there is great need Of assistance.
Mrs, J. PAINTER, ssc'y.
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UHICAGO mARKEP.

Especial to the Cleveland LEADER.I
CHICAGO, April7.
Live HOEs-Active and firm. Sales at 96. .41a7. IS
Beef CRtrle-ldal5c higher. Sales at "a 25a0, 90.
PrOvisi0us-Eirmer
PoEk-sAles mess at so, ,OOa22 50 prime mess s22
O0sZ2,62H
HAHs-Bulk hams l2J4c packed.
SHoULDERs-Bulk shoulders &C loose.
BACON SID s-ROugh sides q56c loose.
LaRD-Prime leaf i2al2kc.
Whlsky-Sc higher. Sales at sI,O45SaI o65k, clos
ing at sI,f6
KlOur-5al0c higher and active. Heavy sales at
es 0a5 30 for sprir e and 81 00as rs for winter
Wheat-9<alc higher Sales at 81, ,l6Aal,ls for No.
spring, and 81 l,llAal,l2k for No. 2
COrn-lfc higher. Sales Of No. / at s5G90c, and
and No. at s31Sa84e
eats--kc lower. Sales No. at 65ka65He.
Rye-2c higher. Sales No. l at 81 ,O4al,06.
Rarley-EiTm At 4l.E for Nc 2
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NORTHERN OHIO SANITARY FAIR.
ITS RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
Report Oft. P. Handy, E,q., 1t. treasurer.

Report Oft p. Handy, Esq, Its Treasurer
We publish below the report eff the Treas
urer of the Northern Ohio Sanitary Fair,
document which has been awaited with i'm
patience by the public, and which has been
prepared with accuracy and care. The net
receipts of the Fair amount to the glorious
sum of $7s, ,551 ,3s, while the gross receipts
amount up to slO1, 1850.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 9th 1864.
At a meeting of the Executive Committee,
held on the 1st inst, the Treasurer and Sec
retariss were requested to publish an abstract
of the receipts and disbursements already
arrived at, and to make further report as
soon as the articles on hand can be disposed
of. A few subscriptions yet remain unpaid,
and several claims and bills against the
Treasurer have not been presented for pay
ment.
The following statement is submitted, en-
bracing the estimate of the Committee of
property yet on hand.
RECEIPTS.
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PBRsoEAL.-Joseph N. Blackburn, Of
this city, has been selected by Gov. Brough
as Architect to supsrintend the building of
the new Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb at
Columbus.
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asT. sFOCK RIARKEF-ApriI ,.
Trv@EIuqaErHI

Stocks Irregular.
Chicogo and Rock Island 12sS, Chicago and North
western 81 Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chi-agO
l5t1s Toledo and Wabash p DO PREFER, %, Mil
waukee aud Prairie du heu s75S Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy l475z Cleveland and Toledo l55. Ca
lena and Chicago l35 Cleveland and pittsburgh l29z
Illinois Central scrip lhnA, Michigan Sou hern gusr
anteed ISL Ohio and Mississippi certificates 66 New
York Central l43A, Quicksilver 81, Erie 1855, Erie
pre- ierred ll215, Hudson l6l9 Harlem l57<, Reading
1853, Michigan Central l56, Michigan Southern lI6.
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dus discharged soIdiersi also, the widow, chl-
dreu, and nghtful heirs ofall deceased soldiers;
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CITY NEWS.

MONEY FRoH THE SoLDIERs.-Harry L.
Williams, State Pay Agent, has arrived At
Columbus from Knoxville with S1O6,1OO, col
lected since the goth of March.
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Ar the Great Bankrupt Sale, No. 108
Superior street, just received q cases ladies,
gents aud children's shoes which for style,
elegance and durability cannot be surpassed.
The cheapest place in the City to purchase.
anr 1A5
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REoAPTURED.-A man named Henry XII
ser, of Plymouth, Richland county, who was
a-rnstsd for countsrfsiting year ago, and
who forfeited his bail, was arrested few
days since, and is now lodged in our nonntv
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MINING STOCK QUOTATIONS..


The following the sales OF mining stock to-day:
taedonia 10, Norwich 81. Hilton 65S, Evergreen
ZO4. Quartz Hill 81, Minnesota S5S, French Creek
hztee ~, Teal Lake lO5S, Kewanaw 81 OntonagOn
"a. Reliance 4, Hamilton g, Gregory 81, Montana
" Evergreen 201S, Lancaster IS.
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FrOm Rev. J. NewsOn Brown. D. D. EdLtof q q

LucIclOpeQlAO OF hcllklogH hnoHAeQGe ana lnrl8-
tian Chronicle, Philadelphia.
AlLnOugn NOS disposed 70 IagOr or reeommsnd Pat.
ent Medicines Ia geus al through diBtrugt OF their
Ingredients and elects, vet know Of no sufficient
reesons why man mas not testify 70 the bene1ts he
believes himself 10 have received nom any simple
preparatsu, IN the hope he may thus contribute e
the benefit Of others.
j do this tno more readi regard 20 HOo6and'H
German Bitters, prepared by Dr. o. M. Jackson, OF
this oityu because was nreudicsd aEainst them for
many years, under the impression that they
chiefly an alcoholic miE ture. I am indebted TO ny
irene Robert ShOemakor, Egs., i0r 0e removed thft
prejudice BY proper tests and for announcement to
try them, when suffering from great and long oOntin-
Ted debility. The Of three bottles Of these Bit
tsrs, At the beginning OF the present year. iol,
lowed BY evident RELIEF snd restoration TO degree
bodily and mental ygor which had not ielt tor siz
months before, and bad Of rsgaininF
therefore thaRk God and my friend for directing ne
e the uBe Of them, ,. NEWTON BROWN
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We ara authorized by Government to collect
SIOO Beunty
dus discharged soldiersi also, the widow, chI-
drsu, and nghtful heirs ofall deceased soldiers
also
PsuEioEEs
e. which every discharged soldier who was dis
abled in the service, Is entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
phan sisters, as they are seyerally entered un-
der the lsW. Also,
Back Pay.
due discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
promptly collected, or cashed. Also,
Prize lIOBed.
MoneJ due enlisted three months men +;
moaey due teamsters, aud every other class OF
elHus growing out Of this or any other war.
We also pay special attention 70
PATENTS
- Avoid OIaIm and Patent Agents who
re net Licensed
We publish "THE SoLDTER's FRTKED," paper
much interest 70 soldiers and their heirs.
Send us your name and stamp and we viii send
aSopy free; Or twelve copies, one each month,
o. rs cents.
Apply TO Us IN person or by letter, with stamp,
al your buslness shal have prompt attention.
Fees low snd no charge until after We have &C.
BompliAhed what we undertake.
septic @. 6. BRUCE.
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Railroad Matters.

CHAD. R.-Ths Cincinnati, Hamil.
ton and Dayton Railroad has declared semi.
annual dividend of five per cent, payable
from and after April 1st.
THE PACIFIC RAILwAY.-The earnings Of
the Pacific Railway for the fiscal years 1852
3, 1864, were as follows:
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BUT
Is the Best Tonic in the World
= ED RHO gAYs so: -

From the Rev. Levi e.. Beck, PAstor OF the Baptist
Church, PembertOn, New Jersey, formerly OF the
Mn-Hh Rautfar nhnreh phfladaInhfr
have known HoOfand's German Bitters favorsbIy
for number Of years Ihsve used ths IA in my own
family and have been pleased with their effects
tnat was induced 70 recommend them TO many 9TH
ers, and know that they have operated IN strikiug
y benehcial manner. take greaI plfas-,t az n Us
publicly fhfa hlLeI-
tion afflicted with the diseases for which
they are recommended, to these Bitters, knOWine
from experience that my recommendation will be
sustained l do this more cheerfuliy as HoOfAnd's
Biters is intended 70 benefit the afflicted, and Is mot
& rum drink Yours truly,
LEVI G. BECK.
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FRIDAY moRNINe. AZ. 5, so.
FRAvRLLER,s REGISTER.
MwADYERFIsEr1ENEs.

o. A. Read-U. g. IO-Io5 5 per cent Lean.
John EIlsler-Academy of Music.
JIM AIT. soFer-Drg Goods.
o. Cutter 4 son-Furniture ct Auction.
G. q. Littls-Grocer.
Wanted-House and Furniture.
J.B. Merriam-Olsvelsnd Library Association.
For sale-FrHit Trees,
Wanted-BlackEmith.
Wanted-A girl
For Sale-Fsrm.
Mad me TaJlor-Looal Notice.
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J. R. SHIPHERD's old friends and Gus
toners will End him at 227, Superior street,
where he is prepared to furnish them with
every thing they may want in the way of
millinery and straw goods. msr3O:146
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF Cleveland.
Designated depository and Fiscal
Agent Of the United States.
National 1O.40 Five Per Cent.
Lean.

By instructions from the Secretary OF the Treas
uTy, datod March 2, '6 this Bank will receive sub
LOAN in coupon bonds or registered certificates
deemed after ten and payable forty years from date
in COIN.
his toan bears GOLD INTEREST, payable sKMI-AgEU-
ALLY coupon and regtered bonds OF 800 aud over
and 100 dollars.
In subscribing parties may either to pay the &C
crued interest nom the inst Of aarch to the day OF
subscription in Coin in Currency adding fifty PEE
cent. premium or receive bonds bsaring interest
from day Of subscription. Also Will allow TO
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS,
AND SUB AGENTS,
the usual mmissioR Of eighth Of one per cent
april2-I62
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WANTED TO ExoHAEaE.-16O acres good
Iowa land. Also 40 acres of land in Tusco-
la county, Michigan, for good house and
lot in the city Of Cleveland. Will pay 81 900
in cash. Address drawer 134, Cleveland,
Ohio April4:I45
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Fifty thousand dollars of this sum has
been invested in United States securities
bearing interest, to be used by the Ladies of
the Soldiers Aid Society from time to time
as their wants mey require.
Further statements will be made as soon
as the Committee having in charge the un-
sold property are able to close the sales and
settle all outstanding bills, the proceeds Of
which will be paid to said society.
7. F. HANDY, Treasurer.
OF this result, Cleveland has right to be
proud. Among the many cities in which
Sanitary Fairs have been held, nons have
done better than our own. Cleveland num-
bered, in 1850, when the last census was
taken, 49, All inhabitants. Taking this as a
basis, the net receipts of the Fair, if divided
among the people, would average 1,sO to
every man, woman and child, in the city
On the same basis of calculation, neither
Brooklyn or Cincinnati can claim an average
or more than 81, so of net receipts per inhsb-
liant, while Chicago, Boston, Buffalo, Al
bany, 60, are completely distanced. 1t may
be claimed that the population of Cleveland
has greatly increased since 1850, and that
our city received great aid in carrying on the
Fair from other towns, ana, in fact, from all
Northern Ohio. Both these propositions are
indisputable, put similar ones can be urged
with equal force in regard to every other city
in which Fair has been held. So that
Cleveland may proudly claim the banner, as
the city in which the most successful Santa
ry Fair, prOpOrtiOnalIy, has as yet been held.
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SMITH & MATHER HAVE RE.
Oontirue to manufscture STEAM BOIGERS, OF
TANKS and STILLS o. all de8crip ptions, com posed
Boiler Iron. Boilers, Stills and Tanks repaired =
H.B.-An work IN tneiF liDe DFNuFtly atfsndsa-
OotlS:Rn
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DENTISTRY DIR. B. F. Robinson, office
No. so Wood street. All kinds of surgical
and mechanical dentistry, done in the best
manner and at a low price dee2R27.
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FOR Coughs, Colds, and TOOthache, use
Porter's Cure of Pain. We have tried it
frequently, and found it an excellent and
reliable sntidote in sll cases. TFuus5t,H DEM
oeTdf.
Sold by AL druggists. Price z5ets,
". L. Porter, Proprietor,
noV7:RI Cleveland, Ohio.
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From tss EsS SsSp Joseph H. Ksnnar Pastor the 10th

DR.. JacksOn--Dear Sir: 1 have been Frequently re
quested TO connect my name with cOmmeudat ions OF
different kinds Of medicines, butregardfng the prac-
tice out OF my appropriate sphere, have in all ca
ses deciinedi but with clear proof in various in
stances, and particularly In nay family, OF the useful
ness Of DR.. HOOhGad's German BltterH 1 depart Tor
once from my usual course, to express my full con
Uction tnat, for general debility Of the system and
especially for Liver Complaint, Il is sale and Valu-
bic preparation. In 1t may fail but usu-
ally, doubt not, il will be very beneficial to thoge
who suffer from the shove cause.
Yours, very res pectfully, J. II. KENNARD,
Sth, below Coatss-St PHILADELPHIA
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The ladies will notice that Mrs. Shaw is
opening elegant millinery goods.
apr, 5:I57.
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&7S TO $3.50 PER M0NTH.-THB
" ~ Little Giant Sewing Machine Company gaut
an Agent in each county, to solicit orders for their
new sl3 Machine, with gauge. screw-driver aud ex-
tra needles We will pay a liberal salary anc eN
penses, or give large commission, For particulars,
terms. &c, enclose stamp, and address T. S. Psge,
Toledo O., Gen1 Agent ior the United states.
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Ten-FOrty government Loan.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
rHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,


designated permanent Depository Of the Govern
ment is prepared to receive subscriptions to the
Ten-FOrfy Government Loan,
now reEdy for delivery
Depository for o. s. Officers, Paymastsrs and
QuartermRsters. mar3O-ls2
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From Rsv. s. Herman, Of the German Reformed
Church, KutztOvn, Berks county, Pa.
Dr. M. Jackson-Besp pected Sir: I have been
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years, aud
have never used any medicine that did me as much
good as Hollands Bitters. am very much impruV-
ed in health after having taken i've bottles
Yours with respect, J. s. HERMAN,
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1g-This Wei known Limo Of FIBsF GLASS
SgkEN SfEAhERS connects ag Ogdsr sburgh
Rail- Road for Boston
AND ALL POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND.
AtCape Vincent Eiththe
Rail ROads Bsti'se1 Cape Visesst Z Rss YorE,
And ct OsEezo With
LINE OF FIRST Glass CANAL, Bears,
BETWEEN
0sWE6O, TROY, ALBANY &NEW YORK!
Forming DAILY LINE from:
HostOn, New York, OEdeusburEh, gapS
Vincent and OBweEo 20
0LBVELARD, TOLEDO I DETROIT
And TRI-WEEKLY LINE 70
GHlcAs1. ELEsUKEE IAIEREE0iATE F0EIgs
AG ENEst
,. MYER5. No. 9 Asior Housa.... sew Torf
y BREED, "A Pearl street ....-...-- {"
JOHN HOOKING, 7 Srats-Sg..-.-...... Boston.
aEU. a KIDD .....-s.--..--s. D qdnnaburzr.
CahhGh5 AALl1O n .lsTegc-s
A. + EMLE Oape vincent.
HALhEB 2 ia NJ. ...s....s......- Toledo.
= y. 4tALEtA " c--s'.-.-- otfptf.
" y "a MI auEees
Ne = NV l.s.s- OuicaG0.
PELTON & BREED, AGEHrs,
apr4-R2 DIeVslr ~
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PRoPELLER LAUNCH.-The large propeller st.
Louis, one Of the three built by Peck Masters for
Dean Richmond, to run in eonneotlon with the New
York Central Line, was launched yesterday after
noon at half past five O'Clock, getting of in capital
style She is splendid boat, being Of the largest
on the Lakes. Her dimensions Keel 200 feet !;
breadth Of beam 81 feet; depth OF hold Is feet bur
then $50 feet She viii run between Detroit and Bn
faio, and will be commanded by Captain Woodruff
for or eight years past commander OF the pro-
peller Missouri, OF the same line.
The third propeller building for this line BY the
same parties, will be launched time during the
present month.
CHARTER.-Ihe bark Massilon was chartered yes
tsrdsy to take pig iron to Chicago at 81 30 She will
leave as soon IS passsge through the Straits can be
effected.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-08
AUCTION Sales
SATURDAY, APRIL 9rH, 1864
splendid R0sew0nd PInno Enrta

At AUCTION, o. CUTTER & Son.
o Ontter Son will sell on Saturday April 9th. at
their Auction Room No l3t Bank street, at u O'ck
precisely 7 Eplendid Rosewood Piano Forte, now
ready for inspection at our Auction Room. Terms
cash 81 time nt sac aprT-l45