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NEW YORK MaRKET-Aprn 8.
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COtfOn-ITregular, unfett.ed and lower. Sales
At Ssg40c for middiDg.
FIOur-stats End western euii, and nomiRauy
6O975c lower.
sai,sat IS OO9s 90 for extra statei IS 5Oss co
for common to good seipping bra nds extra round
hoop Ohio, and SIS 6509 70 for trade brandF.
Market closed hes with no buyers at outside
figures.
Whisky-Qui t and lower. Sales At S9 1O9
az IL for stste and western.
WheRf-1arket dat and 56l0 cents lower.
Rye-Quiet AID decliring.
Rariey-Dull and lever.
COrn-DuH and dropping. Sales of new yellow
ct 81 4o9l AZ
0afsSDull md nominal. aalss a. s5@ssO for
western.
WOOl-Duli.
PetrOIeum-Dul at Sic for cruie,
POrk-Firmer. Sales at s25 1895 GO FOR new
mess, closing at SIC 90 cash; s22 5a923 so for
for 1904 mess, cash and I, gular way, closing
at SO 90 cash; S22 5593 So for prime AID
SIS Ola for prime uess. Also 2,75O bbls Of
new mess for April and May, sousr's option, 1t
S25 C0926 TO.
Beef-Dull and heavy Gt sl2 5OgI4 70 f,r plain
OASs.
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KNITTING MACHINES.
T AMPS KNITTING MACHINES.
The New and Growing Triumph.

Tbs Machins Knlts the Hssl and nsrrsWs on the
Toe complete; Wideas and NarToEs by varying the
number Of loops; Knits any desired fizs with at
capacity.
One Yard Of Plain Work TT Ten Minutes.
Knits this web either Tubular, Double or Flat,
wi sslvagee 60. All other machines knit merely
straight tubs, into which the heel aud too are
sewed or knit by hand
The most profitable Machine ever invented for
women. Frm tsn - twenty dollars per week
earned with it. The Farmer doubles % Valse Of
his wool hy converting IL into knit godi. Bis
boys girls prepare 1t Tor the markOf Without any
expense. Any one ozn operate It.. Call on or ad-
dress With stamp, A. L JOHNSON. Agt
Z5a Sup Cor 5 ress, CleY land, o.
Manufactured at spri6kneld. Mrs APs: 50
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A A BAkGA1 N.-FOk SALE.-Ihe
4 SUbscriter offers for gale his residence situated
two and halL miles from he Court House, in very
desi rnle local ty The Lot covers ten and ore half
acre o exceedingly CHOICE land, and contains an
abundance OF Shrubbers; RAss beiTy trees ard
straNbegry -; c. Vine, Ia good RssoTt rent;
Ago0i Orchard i've years old, consisting o upwards
ci seventy Ap le, Pear, Plumb and Cherry Trees; al
10 numb o. Qu nee ire g. all OF which are u t be-
sin1ing u bar. Tee House is brck, nearly new,
con ui4lng IA lefty rooms The barn, Carriage
house, Cow sheds, end other Out- -build gs, are
good condition Altogether, it Is q very desirable
Gesldo1c' and viii b. sold cheap ,Cr cash long
C.eait, ii sire. Enquir at lQ6 st. Clair ct.
lnb6: 90 JOHN ALGAAA ORB,
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Trustee-Preslsy, 2SS; Mcfarland, 127.
Assessor-Gliddon, 247; Marshall, 13O.-
Board Education-Sheldon, 246; Conklin,
I31.
One vote was cast in this ward for the
Union Temperance ticket.
The following table gives the vote fer
Mayor, as far as received. Mr.. Chaplin
runs slightly behind the rest Of the ticket {:
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LOCAL NOTICES.

90, dark. dark, dark. amid the bl5zs Of neon,
ITrevOoabiy dark, Total eciLs3
Without all hope of day "
Euch is the exc amstioa OF the unfortunate indi-
vdual who hiss suffered for years with CstarIh tbs
lacLrymal glands have become cl zed, suppurati0n
has taken place, AID the oyesght tempoI srily de-
stroyed, bus by the uie Of Dr. D. Il eeJe's Liquid
C,tarrh Rsmsdy, the glands VIII resums their nor
NAL condition sad in a reasonable time the ey e.
hight will be restored. NH 7;E3
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE,
A DMINISPRATORIS SALE or M

A DMINISrRATOR'S SALE. OF REAL
"A ESTATE In pur uance Of an order OF the
Prso.t Court Of Cuyahoga county, o to me d.
rseted sh al er fGT sale the premises, IN the
city Il ileyela1d, on tbs stl day Of May Is6 at
2oeloek P NJ, tho loving pieces Of land stu.
ated IN the city Of Cleveland, Uuyahocs county,
state Of Ohio, and described as 'oliows:
1 Being part OF ten are lot No I31 and is
boa ded rs follows; BedeniDg at the southwest
corner o. st air aud R'ss street.; thence no, tn
ery sling the line Of r. str ct half Nva n
Oair street, City lee; thsnce southerly parallel
Niih Ross street, to the sOuthsrly lne OF ST. Clair
street t.ence essterly along st. Clair street 6fty
feet to tbs pace Of beginning being SO feet font
on St. Ciaif str. ct by about l25 feet dssp.
2 Being part o. Haid lot No 1877, sad being so
feet r5ut IN north side OF st. Clair stret and *.
tsndi4g tack half wsy to Hamilton ftreet sbout
I25 feet and being next west Of snd adjoining the
hrstnsmed pi ce.
g. Being part Of ten acre ios No. 18s, and bound
cd as fsllo4s: G ming at point on the no! tn =
cry inc Sc Car street, l4O feet eegierly from
the intersection sait nnrtherly line With the
right angles with st. Clair street, half way to
Hamilten street; th7nce easterly, parallel with
ST. Clair street. IN fee'i theme souts erly Riong
the Yyssteriy iae Il land OF iAns Helden, to the
north riy ine Of St Clair street; fhsncs westerly
along ssd Iortherly lice, ~ feet TO The place Of
]. Piece Appraised at 81, 200.
3 SszGs.
Terms Of sale, one third down and balance On
time. L. PRENlIss,
hdn'r Of James Proud foot.
Cleveland tprll 1855. ag3 205
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New York stock Harkef-Apru 3.

GOVeFnDaenf stOes r. Fl m, moderate de-
mand. S. Skies Of 1881 coupons los 20 reg sterei
-; FTe-twenty coupons -; do regist'd -
Go O upCns. Lew tssuei -; Ten-forty coupons
9l11; 90 registered -; One ysar certificates =
StOekR-Beiter Fort Wsyne 80; Rex
burgh 81; Illinois Central scrip 9S; Michigan
Southern 501T; hariposa IA; N. y. Central IS /;
Erie t454; Hudson %; R5,ding 90; Michigan
central :; H0rihWts'ern -i do preferred
= Chitago, BuTling on Quincy -; Missouri
Skies :; Ohio Bi sissippi oeriifcstss -;
Cumberland -; Quicksilver 62; Canton -;
Alton 1erre Hsute -; Pacific Mail 2S0; Erie
preferred -; Tennessee iXes-
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NLEVELAND AND TOLEDO Z. 3
nINTFR kRR1HpEnEsR. u

On and aftsr M0r5sY, Oct. slat, 1864, Passenger
TranE viii ieege Gisgelsnd - iolloNs (8gndaT8 exs
osptsd.
$40 A. M.-OHIUAGO EXPR EES.-Stors at BeFta.
Grafton, Cbsritn. W Mskenan, EorWalk, n snross
vile, BeilaFEo, Clyde, Fremont and Elnors,
and arrives at Tolsdo nt l2;s5 P. H., Chicago Al
ll.5OF. snd Detroit s 20 P. n.
80 P. D.-WEsTERH MAIL,-stoFs at sIl stations
on scuthern Division, aud Arrives af Toledo Aa
Is5 ?. is.i Chiesgo at 5:i3 A. y. sld Detroit e
l0s51 P.H.
t:J0P. M.-EOBTHE ERH MAIL.-Sto7s as sII ElAs
tons on Northern DiTizl0a, and ETEiTes At Sans
dusky Gt T:l0 z. III.
lnsss P. I.-HIGHT HXPREEB.-Stoba 81 GrsftoaH
Gcraalk. 1onroeTille, Olyds and Ereaont, and
STRIVES a. Toledo ht 2-5s A. IL OhtctEa ai u -
F.E. and Detroit ct 500 Al
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UonneUflGnB afo DRds % WonrOeTilIs viii lho 3aEi
dusky, Hananeld Newark 3. r.; et Olyde with the
sondusky, Dayton 4 QipoinnnE B. Z. at fremont
with the Fremont Indiana Il. X. and e T0lBdd
With the Michigan Southern & Northern Indiana and
TOledo & Wabash RailrOads for Chicago, Detroit,
lackEOl, foIt HBypo, LcEaE8prt hafaTs cite, OairsI
Alton, s. Louiss AID n ponss Ne5S, Northwest ans
Southwest.
TRAINS arrive In ClsTsiAnd IRON Toledo and tha
" est at 9:29 A. n 2:5t ? H., and $40 Y. Hro8
6s1duskT et s:l6 :. 4. l. D. AUOkERs 5uD'k.
Cleveland, Oct. g l5s4
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ALL QUIET AT THE POLICE STATIoN.-Not-
withstsnding yesterday was full of excite
ment, growing out of the election and the
glorious war news, there were only two ar
rests made, and they (drunks) late in the
afternoon. For day of such high fever
in city of this size, the quiet was remark
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Wednesday, Apra 5th, 1865.
Machinery, &C., at Auction by Z. Stead.

I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUC-
i TON, cn Wednesday, AIril 9Th, 1865, at 10
o'c.O p, 81 the Z Factory on Main stfest, west
Eise Of River, fsE ors fr IN Light Hou est.
bridgs, one u horse power Engine aad boi er, in
Iesie oder, enc "a inch surface Plarer. lot of
No shaf.ing, Pdlieys, Saws, Bsltiug, two W.
8 Is. Harne 8, Grind-stone, lot of Brick, Saw
frames, Lumber, &c, &c being all the machin-
cry DC IN uss in said factory. TENS cash.
apisiss D. W. DRAFT Auo'r.
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0HIo STATE AND UNION LAW COLLEGE
The Summers session viii commence
Wednesday, April 5th, 1865, and the stu
dents are requested to meet in the Library
room of the College, on that day, at two
o'clock Pm. a punciual attendance is de-
sirable. JOIN CRowELL, President.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
"The grave, dread thingi

''The grave, dread thingl
Ven sbiyer when tbou'rt named mature spIallod
Shakes of her wonted hrmness."
And to the end that his feeling may be avoided,
uss DR.. D. H. sEELYEs Liquil Catarrh Remedy,
the never-failIng cure of that dread disease, Ca
tarrh Ap3:RS
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sOLDIERs' AID SOCIETY.

TeethI TeeGhl Teeth DIR. J. B. DAN.
IELS, late of the firm of Bal'iw.Il Daniels, is
still at bis old established Dental Bo ms corner ol
Ontario street and Public Square, making those
invaluable gems, artificial Tteth, at the old prices
before toe war. An Upper or L,wsr Set from SIC
to SI5 All work warranted. apsI9s
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AUCTION SALES.
"WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9TH 1866.

w
B00t5s Shoes. Gloves, Yankee Notions,
DC, &c, &c.
Ar AUCTION. -........BT o. CUTTER& & SON
A o Cutisr& on will sell on WEDEE SDAY, April
6th, at thzir Auction Room. No. l3I Bank street,
60 cling al 10 o'lock a. N sock Of BOO!s
sud Shoes, &0., cOltisiiug Of Men and Eoys' Cslf
and klp BOOCs, Misses a, d Children's Bsmorals,
Mems Congress Caters, Ladies' Morocco Buskins;
Meas Slippers, Misses R-d Oh ldren'r avy Calf
sho s; ass Il osssr tuckskin Cloves aud Mittens,
together Ni.h = vRTivty Of Yankee n tiors- the
whlie TO be clCs d out withO reserve whAE-
e. T, real-rs will do we'll to attend this sale as
% viii be sold by he quantity.
I me cash and babkab!e. funds at the time Of
safe. apl l9s
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T. o. F.-xTery member of Cuyahoga Lodge
No. %, l. o. o f., will take notice that they are
respectfully invited TO be present at our Lodge
meeting on Wednesday evening, April 5, 1895, at
u O'Clock, as business of importance will come
before the Lodge for action.
RoB'T BARDWEJL, n. G.
J. S. LYrLE, Re Sec. apkI99
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lam not selling my stock OF PianO-Fo tes at
cost, bat ttsr in truments st ljwsr prices than
tho do sell at cost Call and see HALL, No.
II Public Square. apI;I9s
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THEODORE HtBELMAN 10 his cslebrated
role Of GEORGE BROWN, intredu ing the charm
ing cotch ballad ''RObin Adair.''
E5- Seats msy be secured daily from 10 o'clock
A NJ. to P. M, at the Music store Of Brair ard
& Co., Superior north side between Bank and
Sensca. at night at ths Box once Of the Theater.
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Nor IN SEssroN.-The Police Court wss
not in session yesterday. 1t stands ad-
iourned until tomorrow morning.
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The twO-st5ry frame DHelling House, No. 40
Water street and good frame Barn adj dining the
Omnibus Co.'S Stables Oh Water street, will be sold
at auction, On the promises, by o. Cutter Son,
this day, (Tacsday). at 10 o'clock A. NJ. A chance
for bargain. sp4l99
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CLEVELAND LEADER DREoToRY-To AD-
yERTIsERs.-All those who have given or
ders for cards in the Directory, and not
furnished the copy, will please send the
same through the POstofice, or to the LEADER
Counting Room. Z. COwLEs & Co.,
april Publisher.
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NLEVELAND AND PITESRURGH
~ RA1LB OAu.
WIETEB AKRANGE1sHT.

I1ll9 v N III ANIsldNl II
On and AiteF NgudBy, Dec. 18th, ls4. Trains issVs
Cleveland as ioiloWs usilY, Sundays eESoFt5d):
500 A. H--EAIL-ArTiTe5 ct Pittsburgh 400 P. Il.
HarTsbursn 2;So A NJ baltimore : 30 A. Il,
Washington iJ-e5 A. r., PEiladelphla 6s6b A. NJ
New TOIk C Goa. n, MheelingS 90 P. n Con-
meets at Hudson with U. r. 4 U. BIB. for Akron
and MilersbuTgh.
20 2. LEX FiS EsS-Arriyes a. Pitsbursh sI5 ?.
NJ, Hsrrisbursh 7:3O a. r., Baltimore Y 20 ?.
NJ v aahnSt0u 40 P H., Philadolphia p 20 p
n, heW York 1851. n, Wheeling s 20 A. n.
5:l5 P. M.-ACCOMMoDATIOS Hudson and
intermediate Stations, Guys ah0gR Falls, Akron,
and miller5burgh, connecting 81 OrTyilie with
?. y. ". = y. BY. for Canton, MassIon, Woes
ter and Mansfield.
Carfrun throuAh Lom Pittsburgh 90 HsH York
(Vln Al entOgn) TlGn1ut change Of cara
- Fare IS low ~ u sny other h-.s.
- Through Tickets can be Erocurcc - th8 URi5n
9uolid-Ssrsss essticz- -
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New York B Harlem RalIrOsdI
NOTICE 10 TRAFELERg.

NVlANB ~ INA EUkhls
1.-TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
IL (5undsys s1ospted)
M0BRIEG kXPBEss, leaving Troy at 9;16 A.
H.; from Albany At hudson River Depot 1t $50 A.
H., arriving ct New York at $3.50 P. n.
AFTERNOON EXPRESs, leaving Troy ct S:OO
?. Nj frOm Albany ct S;ld &. n. arriving 81 New
York 81 0:3O P n, connecting with express trAnI
for Philsdelphis End Washington City.
The Cincinnati Express from Bufhio connects
with the $50 at Albany for New York BY the HAr.
lem ROad.
For the better accommodation Of the public, e..
Tangsmeni5 have been made 70 run the trains ol
the Hudson BiTsr Railroad 10. and those Of the y.
z. and Harlem Railr0ad Co. At different hours nsm
Albany and Troy.
TIE HARLEB ROAD.
Passougsrs viii be Tioketed and Bsggags checked
0veT this read direct 20 New YuTk By the Central
2. B. Co., and al connecting lines North and West
Tickets Of the Hudson BiVsr Kalroad %. and Of
this %. VIII be received by either road snd Bsgs
gage checked By elthoE Company WiIl be delivered
In New York without change Of checks
Nov. "a, 1854. +. A. CHAPLIN, Sept.
BoKB Il. GaEZH AdvsrtiHing AGENT.
A. b. kNIcKERBOoKEl, Agent, Albany. no2ER8
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n. z. Money Markot-ApriI 3.

WOuey-Essy st 6aT Q ct.
Sterling zchange-Nominal at lOeMiOssz
for first class banker bills.
GOld-Excited and 6eci5edy lower OpenipR
st l4s, advancing to l4s3s, declining to l455k and
closing at l455S.
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The Regular Monthly Meeting Of thu Soldiers
Aid Society will bo held this afternoon at three
o'clock, TUESDAY, April 4thl, in this Rooms, 80
Bank street.
ant % ROLDIERai AID SOOI ETY.
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TEATELEG's REGISTEli.

* Citizens vishiag Conveyance - either Of tn
sbOTs Trains Boats VIII be called f9F b. CosoEos
u Stsyens Omnibus Line, By leaving their address
AZ the Omnibus Once, 14T Superior street, nSK'
loor 20 the Wed1sIl Hoass.
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We cheerfully call attention to S. Hy-
mans advertisement of the sale of Linen
Goods at greatly reduced prices. They are
all of very recent purchase, which enables
him to sell them at very low prices. His
goods are all of the best make, and any one
wanting to purchase any kind of Linen
Goods viii do well 10 cali at the corner of
Superior street, and Public Square, and sx-
anime the stock.
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RIVER AFFAIRs.-Several vessels have
been towed down into the river from the
Old River Bed, and are undergoing repairs
or are being rugged and equipped for ser
vice. The schooner C. n. johnson lies near
the mouth of the harbor, and was being
loaded with coal yesterday, bound for Sag
inaw. A number of craft, sail and steam,
bavs besnrecently re-painted and caulked,
rugged, &c, preparatory to sctive service.
mOney for the Christian Commission.
The following telegram from the Presi-
dent of the 0. s. Christian Commission
was received last night by the Secretary Of
the Commission resident here:
PHILADELPHIA, April 3, 1855.
L. F. MELLEN, Secretary U. s. C. C., Cleve-
land, o.:
The battle is raging; our delegates are in
| the field minute men are starting by eY-
cry train; tseasury empty. New York and
Boston merchants are moving on Change,
will not yours do likewise? For how much
may we draw on your Telegraph immedi-
ately. MINUTES ARE LIVES TODAY.
GEO. H. STUART,
President q. S. C. C.
We are informed by Mr. MeIlen that the
CleYelsnd Commission forwarded yesterday
to the Army of the Potomac twenty eight
packages of stores, but money is called for
at once. The Cleveland Army Committee
desire that this city shall not be behind
others in making prompt response to this
most urgent call, and our citizens will be
waited upon by this Committee for their
subscriptions. Let Cleveland and Northern
Ohio send IN their money to the Treasury,
and thereby relieve the wants of the
wounded and dying.
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CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETAl

~ BLES OF very excellent qgality, consisting Of
P aCh s. Piums, Ch-Tr es, rlaokberres, Raspbers
q. g, Zea May, CT White Eliet ,O-n, Green Corn
AID Ionsiles, can be f0onl a.
$40. y. BsnS
mhI5 10 SubeTlsr treet
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y. B. HALE, Banker,
AID
s, GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
III Superior st.

Subscriptions received to the
~ 3-l0 PER CENT. AND l0-40" NATIONAL
LOAN.
[Cor mission allowed to Subscribern.I
Hs5-U. s, Bouds Of 1881, 5-2y's. lO-4Ur, Treasury
Notes and all ether Government Eecurides pur-
Chase and To- tale IN the most "a orabl trims.
Gold, silver, Coupons and C4nads money bought
and cold ct beet rates, De7OBits received and Col
ltotioDs made at all aecsssib pJi4t=. Uncurrent
fands converted at lowest rates. ReveaJe Stamps
for sale. oc4
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Weekly Bank Statement.
COMMERCIAL.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
MOyDAY EVENING. April 3. 1868.

MONDAY AFEA1hGi April ., 1860.
Reeeipts-Tbe receipts of Grain by rail during
the IS hours ending at one o'clock to-day wtre s.
foIlowa:
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MONEY ORDERS

On ell the principal cities in the country
for sale at the Cleveland Post Office at the
following rates:
For amount not exceeding $40 1Oe.
exceeding $40 and under $50 15c.
g" exceeding $50 and under $50 zoe.
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REACOARONI AND VERMACELLI
w Of the best quality, At 12s Ontario st;
nhIs CHURCHILL 4 3RQ,
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CIeTe and Evening Stock Exchange.

MOyD4T EysEIsG, April 5 1866.
The rgulsr meeting Of the Exchange was he'd
this evening, but the attendance was very llim,
and an early adjournment was msde. without any
transactiong
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NORRIS' OONDITiOH POWDERS
FOR HORSES.
sold by all Druggists

sOAu DJ All DEAAbAls' hPl'Zto "a"
Attention, co. z, 20th Reg't.-MemBers
of this Company are Iequeted to ct at the
Tri asurer's office, Court House, on Monday eve
ming next, April Sd, at o'clock, to receive new
uniicIms. BY order C0mmandant.
apI:l99 o. B. FARGO, Orderly.
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The Board of Education for the coming
year will stand: Union, 8; Democratic, 3.
The election is throughout most unex-
pectedly decided Union triumph. We
shall give full details tomorrow.
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oil Factory for sale.-The subscriber Of
fsrs to sell his factory Canal and Ohio streets,
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly sit
uated, compact and conveniently srranged. Ca
paoity about fifty barrels per day. Immediate pos
session given If ifrequired. B. PELT0N.
OleYelF~-I, Feb. u, 1850, tebl6I2Qt,
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AMUsEMENTs.
F A u S T /!

Which produced go remarkable sensation on the
occasion Of its late pre- entation by this Company
in the New York, Boston and Philadelphia Acad-
emies
JOSEPH HER MANS aF...... ...... MEPHIsToPHILEs,
His Vrry celebrated assumption; y rio end dca-
matte conception and rendition, of which q
Ia al el is hsrd sesn IN q generation.
MI e MARIE FEEpERICI CIas..-......MARSUERITE
Her original role, studied upder the inmediRte te
direction Of the composer, Gountd, and ac-
c0rced one Of her strongest assumptions.
Sig 6UISEPPI TAMARO As.................,.. FAUST,
An acknowledge d superior coneeptio,.
VALESTiE. HEINRIOa sTEINECKE
sIE b LIE SOPHIE DZIUBA
MAkT T,-.......-...MAO. MARGABET ZIMMERMAN
Grand Fanfare - ill aire in the Fourth
Ct by the entire Grand Ohorus and Orehsttra and
3 MILITARY BAND the stage.
This immensely popular opera was f rst present
ed in America by this Company at the ACADEMY of
Mu'io, Phi'adelphia, ani subsequently ct the New
YORK Academy.
This Opera is presented entire in five Acts, the
Church SC n, (nOw omitted in its ressntation by
d. GounOdl, ony, bsing ON tte1 from the too great
leng h Of tha UpeTa. The characters, MargueIi ge
and Mepbistophies, and will forever remain
thoroughly welded to Marie FredeIii and Joseph
He mars 9be acting of the latter in Mephis-
tophi es is regarded sup rlsiiEely beyond any
thing known 10 toe Lyric Stage. 1t may not be
ams to add that the celebrates Dramatic Artistes,
Edwia Forrest, E L. Davenport, and the MessIs.
Wallaok have expressed the opinion that "No dra-
u attic assump ion stands before il "
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Thirty cartons of ribbons are opening at
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CLEVELAND
CITY DIRECTORY
FOR 1866,

OAA AOO0 Oe
The undersigned propose to issue in the
month Of May next, complete Directory Of
the city of Cleveland. Having made the
necessary arrangements TO have the city
thoroughly canvassed by the 10th of April,
we expect TO Issue the work on the 10Th Of
May; but the publication may possibly be
delayed until the 25th. As we intend to
make this a complete directory, containing
the name, business and address of every
man in the city, We trust that it will meet
with that SUCCESS which its merits demand.
The work will only be sold by subscription,
as no more copies will be Issued than ere
subscribed for.
A limited number, only, of advertise
ments will be received. For terms, &c,
apply at the LEADER Counting Room.
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