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sew YORK CATTLE 174RKEr.
[BY TELEsRAPH.I
Nryv gny A.

NEW YoRz, April II, 1865.
The current prices for the week at all the mar.
kets are:
Beef CatfIe-1st quality, s2l COATS 90; fair
TO good quality SIS U0923 50; common quality
ST. GOALS 50i inferior quality sI6 00ell7 90.
Cows and CaiVes-Ist quality so 0O@IO0 90;
ordinary $50 oO9I5 90; common quality $50 009
80 OOi inferior quality so 00950 90.
veal CaiVes-Ist quality, 73 p, 131Sldl5c; ordi-
nary quality l2559l31si common quality y. giles
inferior quality lO91lc.
sheep and Lam hs-Extras, per head, $50 90
@ls 90 prime quality SI2 Goa %; ordinary quail
ny sll Wgz 10 common quality $40 OO@Il O0S
inferior quality IS 0Oal0 o.
sWine-Heavy Corn-fed. TID, I23<alzs4c; light
and medium l21S9I21{; still-i 1l5SaIZo
Receipts of stock at the yards iOr this week
and lastw5 ek were as fOllOws:
Last weeh-Be yes, 4'43 cows 2l4; veal calves,
1850 sheep and lambs, SIPS; zine, 5ilT.
Reeves. $50; cows, is5; veal calves 2I29; sheep
and lambs, 7723; swine sO5l
The rece pts Of Beef Cattle were ve-y Iiaht in
view CT which the market was deeidsaly fl meF.-
P,iees were l92c higher, end those who held their
offerings over lsst We.k made go0d thing out
Of il
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DIED.

In Cleveland, on Tuesday, April IL, JULErTA
NJ, only daughter Of DR.. O. o and Frhnces $.
Benton, sged years, months and Ii days.
In OIeyslsnd, April 10, 1865, MICHAEL HEM
DERsoN, aged 3s.
Funeral at W. E. Ambush's, % Oregon street, at
o'clock P M. Friends are invited.
In Petersburg, Va on the 28th of February,
Mrs. MARY FO O5TER, wifa of Joseph ickman,
and mother Of Franklin J. Dickmsn, Of this city.
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RemOvaI.-JAooB FRANK, the popular and
euterprising Manufacturer OF Hoop Skirts and Cor
sets, has removed from bis late stand on Water
street, TO a large and commodious establishment,
No. l2s Superior street, under the American House.
Wholesale and retail buyers will End it to their In
tersst to bestow a liberal patronage on the new
the proprietor intends, by stten-
tion and energy bestowed alike upon all branches
Of his trade, to make 1t at once the most popular
esisbis Ilelt in the sitgi ppl22?o
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DEMONSTRATION on zzK WEsT SIDE In
our notice yesterday morni g r - 9-eat
demonstration in this city over AZ lori
Gus news of Lees surrender, We made no
mention at all of the doings on the West
Side. The truth is, there was so much
doing on this side we couldn't find time or
heart to crsss over the river, to note the
proceedings there. But we learn that the
citizens of the West Side had grand time.
About eleven o'clock A. n, a committee
started out to procure funds, and $3.50 were
raised in short time, This amount was
invested in fireworks, and in the evening
the finest kind of a pyrotechnic display was
made on the Circle. Two cannons were
made to tell the peoples Joy from their
braEen lips, and two good brass bands dis
coursed patriotic and stirring airs through
out the evening. An immense bonfire was
kindled, and rockets, Roman candles, ETC.,
etc made the sky glorious.
1t was West Side exhibition throughout
large body of people marched to the resi-
dence of Judge Coffinberry, who appeared
and made capital speech. A barrel OF
cider was rolled out of the cellar, and some
thing like the hard cider times of Is4O, ws s
re-inaugurated.
The company then proceeded to the house
of Chss. ". Palmer, Esq who showed him
self upon the steps and made one of the
happiest efforts of his life.
TE waa not untiI q late hour that the iolly
crowds dispersed to their homes.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A OADEMY OF MUSIC.
Toys Magnificent
STER EOPTICON /!
The Finest and Most Celebrated in
the world.

This splendid Work f AIT is now on exhibition
at the Academy Of Music.
600 Photographic views Each viev oSoupying
space 20 Zee: square These represent 4tiohs
consist Of views Of all The Principal Cities in the
World, most Of the celebrated ard prominent Oa-
thedrals, Abbeys, Churchss, Castles, Palaces,
Bridges, Rivers. Mountains, Valleys, &C, &c, in
Europe. In fact, one can see as much in a single
evening as he could by taking voys ge around the
Word. Also IOO Of the mOst beautiful Statues in
the World, taken by the Photographic process from
the original, cnD be seen though the real statues
were bef.re you'll
Admission to DresJ Circle and PaTquette, 80
cents To Family Circle and Gallery, So cents.
No. No extra charKe for reserved Aeata. apl2
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IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS MEN.-The Com
mittee appointed by the Board of Trade to
devise plan crsystem for securing result
mentioned below, read she following report
to that body, yesterday:
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Canvassers will commence to-day to can
vass the city for the Leader Directory. We
trust the citizens will render them all the
assistance in their power, and thus assist
towards what has been so long needed in
Clevsland-G complete and perfect Directory
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For the next twenty days Mott & Haight
will offer their entire stock of Gentlemen's
Furnishing Goods at New York cost prices
preparatory to moving to their new store on
Superior street the frst of May. Call and
make selection from their immense assOrt-
ment before it is reduced. ap12:2OO
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New York Stock MaFket-Aprn IL.
lBT TELEsRAPH.I

Government StOeks--Market active -
U. s. Skies OF 1881 coupons ] 81: 20 registered
-; Fiye.twenty coupons IoS1S; do reRist' d =.
935<; 60 registered :; OBe-year certificates =
BtOekg-Beayy. Fort Wayne %; Rock
Island 951a; Toledo -; Cleveland and Pitts.
burgh 1ls4i Illinois Central ecrip l0S1z; Michigan
Erie 697<; Hudson 1857; Rssding IOT; Michigan
Central 10T; Northwestern 315<; do preferred
6l3s; Chicago, Burlington Quincy =; Missouri
Skies g. Ohio Nil sissippi certificates G5S;
Cumberland :; Quicksilver 6s1S; Canton =,
Alton q Terrs Haute =; do preferred -; Eris
preferred =; Tennessee sixes =; Milwaukee q
PIairie du Chen =; Pacific Mail -
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WHEATON,S
ITOH,
ITOH.

SCRATCH. OINTMENT. SCRATCH
viii cure the Itch in 4s hours-also cures Salt
Rheum, Ulcers, Chilblains, and all Eruptions Of
the SKIN. Price so cents. By sending GO cents to
Weeks end Potter, 10 Washington St., Boston, will
be forwarded free by mail. For sale by all Drug
gists. sTRONs & ARMSrsoEa, Cleveland, Agents
for Northern Ohio. mhI4:F dAW
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CmnCAso aARaEr--Aprn IL.
fav ~ wsruEu-1

FIOuF-Firm
., Wheat-Aeiivo and advanced 1@2o. Sales at
81 O91S for No. 1.
Cern-Ftrm sud advanced .. Falls at s9e for
No. l.
Oaf8-Firm at 43c
HiEhEEfups- - CG.
Provisions Quiet.
POrk-sales or Mesa st S2f 5O125 co, prime
mess at E25 60.
shOulders-BTy Tyral ed, s ? O0aI2 25.
keeeiPts-Flour, 100 bbisi wheat : 900 bu;
corn, 5000 In; cats, 3, zoo
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EOR SALE.-EOUSE AND LOT ON
Il Forest street. House large and commodious; Lot
$50 feet by 225 with abundance Of fine Bhrubbey,
and good fruit, choice grapes. and good barn.
Terms easy. Enluire OF ID. W. GAGE Esq, l66 su-
nsIior street su22 :R2
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OH Factory for saIe.--Ths subscriber Of
fsrs to sell his factory Canal and Ohio streets,
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly sit
Uated, ooTaDaet aud conveniently arranged. Ca
pzcty ab- 1t fifty barrels per day. Immediate pos
Session gi-4l II equired. 3. PEST0N,
Cisvsls Fob. Il, 1868. fsBi5:r2Of,
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II you wish to take trip to the city of
London, go and see the stereopticon.

TUE STEREoPTIooN.-A good house was
present last night at,the Academy of Music,
eager to see the magnificent views which
are now on exhibition. The finest scenes
and sights in America, Europe, Asia and
Africa may be seen there. The master
pieces OF architecture, the grandest of the
ruins, the places of the deepest historic
interest, the werld over, cast their images
on the screen, and stand out with all the
flllness, detail, solidity and truth of actual
nature.
The collection of statuary is very full and
fine, and this is the most instructive and
delightful part of the exhibition.
But We haven't space to enlarge here on
the merits of this magnificent work of art.
We advise all our citizens to 60 and SEQ for
themselves.
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Ap12:2OO
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"Wby is q wish far dsarer than crown2
That Wiih accomplished. why the grave Of bliss7'
Persons afflicted with Oatarrh not only wish but
attempt by every possible msaas to effect a cure.
None but those afflicted can imagine the unpleas-
antness Of ;hi5 disease. and many, very any, who
have it as yet but il its first stages, unaware
Of the pain, iIeonvenisncs and even modification
which they are yet 10 safer, unless prompt mes-
sur's are taSen 'or reisf Or. u. Sselye's Liquid
CstarIh Remedy is certain cure. striking at the
cause Of the disease. and thus efcting permsne
cure. splO:Rs
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WAeoE SMASHED BY A STREET CARA
man from Medina county, James Teernan
by name, was driving up Superior street
yesterday when, at the turn in the street
railroad at the Public Square, Euclid
street car came dashing down the track at
the usual dangerous speed, and ran plump
into his wagon before he could get out Of
the way. He was thrown from tho vehicle
and considerably bruised, and his wagon
was demolished. The Superintendent Of
the road came down Immediately, and
agreed to pay in full the damage done.
This case should serve as caution to the
drivers and conductors of street cars. The
rate of speed allowed the coaches at the
turning points of the roads where there is
q down grade, is dangerous to travel, and
strict orders should be given st once to
remedy the evil.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-12

APPo1vTMENTs.-The City Council last
night made the following appointments for
the ensuing year:
Fire Engineer-James Hill.
City Civil Engineer-JOhn Whitelaw.
Superintendent of fMarkets-G. Folsom.
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A large invoice of Spring underware, in
Gauze, Lisle-thread and Zephyr, lust re-
ceived at MoTT 4 HAIeHT's, 1876 Bank street,
opposite the Reddsll, sPI2i20V
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LOCAL NOTICES.

A Ghost In Our City IA ghost, indeed, is
now haunting the Academy Of Music. 1t follows
the stsreopIicon, and TINS adds one more wonder
to this wonderful exhibition. We consider the
White Room at Berlin, with the Ghost and Ghost
Story, as being well worth the price Of admission,
were we to have nothing else and yet We have
Eome sixty -hvo other beautiful objects to look at
and hear about. What delightful voyage we had
up the Rhine last night. We should like to haze
heard the Lecturer repeat Mrs. Norton's "Bingen
on the bhlne" while he was there. but we suppose
he had not time. Go and see the stereopicon.
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MAKRIED,

In Grafton, o., April 4th by Rev. II. Lawrence.
Rev. #. L. KENYON, of Orange, N. j., to Miss
HATTIE A., daughter of W. Il. Squire, OF Grafton,
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Gentlemen will find the beatselected stock
of dressing gloves ever brought to this city
al MoTr L HAIGHr's Gents Furnishing En-
porium, 1856 Bank street. ap12:2OO
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COMMERCIAL,

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
TUESDAY EvEMEG, April II, 1865 !
Receipts-The receipts Of Grain BY rail during
the "a hours ending ct one O'Clock to-day were Al
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THUNDER SHowER-The first thunder shower
of the season, visited US last night. Rain
fell in great abundance, and the playing of
the artillery was on quite grand scale.
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NEW SPRING GoODS.-A choicely
IN assorted stock Of Plain and Plaid AIpaess has
just been opened at HOVER HIGBEES,
bb9a so Superior STREET
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Jouvin kid gloves, large assortment OF
spring colors. Call and see at
Mort & HA1GHr's,
1876 Bank street, opposite WeddelI.
aplI2:2O0
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SEW ADVERTIsEMERIs.

L. P.-situstiOn Wanted.
Academy of Music-rOy's stsreoPticon-
Mott Hsight-Neek ties and soarfs.
J, E. White-Dog Lost
W. Estimation Wanted.
Mott Haight-Gloyes, &c.
Taylor, GrisWold & Co-Dslaines.
Workingmen's Convention-LOosl Notice.
Mott & Haight-spring Underwear.
n Schmidt-Ksmoval.
John ". Heisley-LeEaI Notice.
Mott Haight-FuTpishing Goods at COST.
Co. b, 29th o. Y. M.-LoeaI Notice.
Jacob Frank-Removal.
Mott Haight-Kid Gloves.
L o. o. Focal Notice.
A Gholt in the City-Losal Notice.
Toys stsreopticon-seven Local Notices.
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The most celebrated statues in the world
are on exhibition at the Academy of Music
to- night. apr12
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Took HIS sEAT.-John J. Weideman, the
newly elected Trustee for the short term, of
the Tenth Ward, in the place of the late
NJ. Crapser, Esq, was sworn in by the
Mayor last night, and took his seat in the
CITY Council.
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All the novelties of the season in neck
ties, scarfs and butterflies at
Mort & HAIGET,
aplI2;200 1876 Bank street.
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MARINE NEWS.
POET OF CLEVELAND.

ENTERED. ............ april 10.
Stmr Morning Star, Viger. Detroit
Prep Wsbash Kirby, Toledo
Prop Paasaic, Mitchell, rol6do.
CLEARED. Il.
stmr Moin'ng Star. Yizsr, Detroit
Prop Passsic Mitchell Dunkirk.
schr Starlight, BaIge, BurFtm.
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If you wish to visit Paris, go to the stsr-
eopticon. aprI2
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Co. II, AttentiOn.-There will be = meeting
of 90. B, 18th Regiment o. v. b., on Wednesday
evening next at II o'clock, in the basement ofthe
County Court HOUSE, to msks arrangements FOR the
celebration on Friday. By order of
FRANK DUTTON,
sp1o2o0 First Iiautenapt CoUn,andfrs
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In HosPTTAL.-of the 23d Army Corps
the following Northern Ohio boys are re-
ported in hospital at Kinston, N. c.:
IO4th Infantry.-I. Cradle, A !; h. Kile,
E; E. Pontious, B Corporal D. Newhouse,
B; Thomas Lerch, E; c. B. Crawford, C ;
Sergeant D. F. BOynton.
And the following members of the same
Corps are in hospital in GoldsbOro, y. c.:
1st Artillery-s. silsby, D. II. Van Hey
ming, D /; F. Born, D.
10!h Cavalry-George Williams. L.
Tooth nfantry-Sergeant T. Fuller, K /;
G. Hill, K D. Corrican, K; j. Morris, X;
W. Derr, B.
IO3d Infsntry-J. Wiley, I; J. PeasnsIl,
C.; S. sehloback, l; Corporal F. sherburn,
F H. Trobridge, D.
10Th Infantry-G. Pratt. H NJ. Hol-
lander, E; L. Crisinger, X; Sergeant G.
Rice, F; Corporal D. Picket, G; E White,
A; W. Foster, A A. Sears, 1 ; G. Richie, B.
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ATA BARGAIN.-FOR sALE-Tbe

II Subscriber oers for sale his residence situated
two and half miles from the Court House, in Q very
desi rabe locality. The Lot covers ten and half
acre. OF exceedingly choice land, and contains sn
sbundance or Shrubberf; Raspberry trees and
Strawberry plauts; GA Vines 10 good assOTt remit
good Orchard i've years old consisting OF upwards
Of seventy Ap lie, Pear, Plumb and Cherry Trees al
30 numb Of Ounce tgets, all Of which are Just be-
ginning 10 bear The House Is brick, nearly new,
con. siaing seven lofty rooms The Barn, Carriage
house, Cow sheds, and other out-buildiI gs, are
good condition. Altogether, IL is 3 very desirable
residence, and will be sold cheap for cash or long
credit, parti-s sire. Enquire at l9s St. Clair st.
mh6:l93 JOHN ALEXANDER.
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shsiuJ-5Andn dn5syt y t1sleld = Newark IA lruaa e
4ansfaid, a.. Vernon. HsEark, ssAnssyliis
OTsstiiGe--f lsssblrgn, Fdli Wayns ; OhfoaEo Ral.
roads scrasti Upper Ssndusky, Delphos, IiT1a
Eort Meynes LeEcTte chicago, &C., VI est sd
Aaat ior AanEneid. Wooster, hasslou 60
8rAiton and beliai0utsinr Railroad Line loT Maricn
beileiontaine. Sidney, Union, Munoia Indis 4.
aBolis, Terre Haate, Vintonnes f5aasvfil,
Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis. &C.
UeloH1re-With Springfield Branch for StrfanleId
Oolumb15-Llttle Miami 4 OOlambus, AMI Xssi,
Railroad for Aauia, Dayton, fndianeoolfs
Ierre Hautei SO, Lo1is, Morrow, HoVsisnd a.
Cincinnati, and With The Ohio and afissis4ie-l
kAirQsd ct Qlnclnnad fof Loui5E!lls. Eysas.
vile, OziFo, 81, Louis, cd al points o. "a
Ohio River.
Oolumb bns-gsatral Ohio Rl r07d ior Newark, g-a..
Wills. Wheeling, s1.i OClumbuH Pie.,s 4 a. '
elan9 Eziifo8d for Pilua, Urbans ~ -
-Eor Tickets 70 all points and fuinflneffo, .,,.,
li7 Superior strses. 81 s. SIINT "
cleveland. Oct a.. l5Ef. gn-z-5-f-,,a.-.
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n. z. Money Market-ApriI IL.
fBT TFLFgRApH

Meuey-Easy ct 8 q ct.
Sterling Ezchange-Quiet at IOss<
for first class bankers bills
GOld-Firmer, moTe doing. Opening at 1461<
declining to -, advancing to l4715. and eloslns
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If you wish to see real Transparent
Ghost, go to the stereopticon tonight. II
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If you wish to see st. Paul's Cathedral,
go to the stereopticon. aprl2
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A Ghost A Ghost will appear tonight
in the vicinity of the Academy of Music.
aprI2
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OLEVELAND, COAOhBUS = Oils.
OCIEHATI AILR6AD,
is64-6s WIHTEk AERAHGaMRgF Isst-s

lat TrAln-s:a6 A, H.-OnEOIEHAFI ExPREss,
stopping Is Grafton Wellington. New Lou.
doDs Shelby, Oresllids, Gsllon, Giisad, Oar.
dinston, Ashley, Delaware, DsWia Centre ana
Woethington.
81 TFsin-2:is p. H.-ACOU1 MODATIpJ- -Ets,,
at I'll stations and arrives "a Oolurahns A q "a
r. ~, Uindiunasi % A. 4.
% ITAils-l0:og ?. P.Ai--,HleHT ENPR Es5-stovuias
At Grlis0l, wellington, Nov Ionion g5eib5
OrCstli1s, Gallon. Gilssa. Cardilgton And ia.
aWArf. -,
ffans isa!e Uolunbq ai zsi1 and 10 .s5 Az $40 -
arrive At Cleveland 9.tJ 4. r.. ; sad 80 > u
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HasOn Il HamIin, the original and only
Cabinet Organ. they have patented Improvements
which 10 other nanufaetu .ers can use Thfss Or
gaRs are declared by over Two hundred Of the most
prominent Organsts, to be the best instruments Of
their class. O.her instruments are mere imita-
tions Of the outFs'd firm of the Cabinet Organ.
L.V. PiERoE a CO., 17S Superior st are tss only
agents for Cleveland ard vicisity apll:2OO
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Fed BOYS WAETKD.-To feed on Double
Cylinder Presses. Apply at LEADER Count
ing Room.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

IL viii sell Tor reasonable price-f opportunity
presents-my house and lot, No. 29 Scovile Avenue,
Any one desiIing medium priced house. situated in
ggoOd neighborhOOd, a little removed from the bus
lie OF be business pat Of the CITY, will do we'll u call
and examine premises be lore purchasing elsewhere.
The house wood cOutains nine rooms besides pan
tys, closets etc 1t is excellent repair There is
good barn, abundance OF grapes and other fruit
and shrubbeTy upon the lot. The furniture in house
will be sold with il, il desired. Enquire upon the
premises lm22 .202l O. J. BALLAD.
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OPTICIANS.
TIT NnlrRAfMSnM.

As ~ 80 ~ " NfHNSSDa
Practical and Scientific Optioian, Keeps the argsJ
assortment Of Optical Instruments In the city. Be
ing an old establishment, and having beer extonE
lively patronlsed, he has the confidence thAsh
present stock win warrant the continuance Of pu }
lie favon. All bis speotsoea are Of the best quAlit
OF crystal gAssss ground under hiH OWE inspection
IN all cases curing weakness, dizziness, and inpart
ing strength for long reading and fne sewing Ar
tihoiAi eyes inserted without pain.
HoFEIOE-l8o Superior-st., hrst door from the on
france the American HOtol.
~ Beware Of trHvslsrI claiming 20 be M. Solo
manson or his azsnf tulV7i
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LaAVE ERTE

80 a. h.-ElGHT Express TRAIE-stosslnF
st dirsrds Asht2bula AID Ptina5viIls only, anl
arrive At Cleveland at 7.30 A. T.
s:ls. A; NJ NAIL AID. ko00AMODATIOa
1hAlh-StopFinR at al stations and ar1fFs AZ
Cleveland at i0.l1 A.. n.
I5I5 A. H.-T0LEDo EXPREsB-stopgins At al
ltAtlOl1 5Eoa % sganVtilu, Gay brook, unt1nviile
Porry, Mentor and Wiokli8a. and arriFaa az
Cleveland At 2;l5 Pm.
6:35 p. M--DAN EXPRESS rRh hIH-atopuiuz a.
Girard, 0onuekut, Ashtzbuis, Geneva Psinss.
Vile only, and strives In OeEslEhd at Q y p. <.
- seoocd CAss Cars are run On Al thrsaga
Trains.
AL the tFalnE going westward connect st Ocvoisn,,
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Oolumbus OinCln.
natl, Indianapolis, 81. Louis. dc.; and al through
trains going eastward connect st DunkiTE With ths
trains Of the New York 4 Eria 2ailruad and A. Buf
fal with those Of the New York Csntrsi Buffalo
Sew York OitY kailrOads i0r New York. AIbaBy!
Boston, Niagara Falls, ao., snd at Ers Y n trains
on the Philadelphia Ere Railroad.
- Day EZpreas, Hast aad WoIs, OonafGst A.
Girard Wilh Trains on Ere 8 PitsAJurgh RsilTnai
for hnssvillo. hesdYIile, Jamestown. a..
Il. NprfISeHhH Saak
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Army Intelligence.
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PARoLED RRIsoEERs.-We give below 8
list of Northern Ohio paroIed prisoners re-
Gently arrived at Annapolis:
I4th Infantry-I. Kelly, C.
2lst Infantry-A. Field V. Washburu,
E; W. Gunner, II.
10Th CsValry-G. Messick, Sergeant, II
VIM. Glen, G J. Yancey, C; H. Taylor,
S. Furell, /; o. Quinn, NJ; NJ. Golden, D
II. Meek, Il G. H. Schemyer, I; J. W.
Shouiz, K A. Reift, d a. Sewers, II 0,
VerwelI, II G. Snyder, L; C. White,
J. S. Wares, H J. Filbaum, L; W. Miller,
L F. Keller, L F. Whistler, L G. Engh-
bright, L, J. ". Knapp, Sergeant, II C.
W. Ballard, H ]. Anluker, G. 0. H.
Knowles, Sergeant, Il F. Haynes, NJ s.
Gulimory, G.
And the following have been received at
Vicksbnrg:
41st Infantry-J. R. Cleary, F.
Tooth Infantry-E. B. starkwell, E; J. "A,
Fleming, d.
1Olst Infantry-J. Rohder, II.
I25th Infantry-John Adams, A,
1s3d In 'antry-Darius Mamie, G.
10th Cavslry--J. Barnett, NJ.
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"UEIoS THUEDER" WAKTED.-We received
yesterday the following juOilant letter, all
of which we make public, except the sigma
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Pattern bonnets, from the New York
at Mrs. shaw's Millinery Rooms.
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