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DAILY LEADER.
Dew ApvERTTsEMENIE.

Il. ". LusEKemFyer-Bueksy Mower.
Academy Of Mulio-Ths Hibernieon.
Morgan. Root 4 Oo.-NsW Goods.
Dr.. J. R. Hann-Are you Crippled.
Jas Singsr-Hotice TO Machinists.
O. J. Keeler-For Sale or Exchange.
J. 7. sax,on-Land for Sale.
Morgan, Root & Co.-Cotton Yarn.
o. Cutter & S0n-AuctIon Sale.
John g. JenningS-To Boildeas.
Found-Foeket Book.
W. PAlmer-Rsal Estate for Sale.
200 St Clair ttrss t-Girl Wanted.
B. s. GTesn-Prohtable Employmsnt.
Wanted 70 Rent HOUSE.
n. LoWsF-Brooklyn House for Rsnt.
Geo. Adsms-DOFI FOR eals.
g. 7. NJ Slo, 600 70 Loan.
Wanted-A Nurse.
Miss F. L. o.-situAtion Wanted.
L. PrentiHH-Loeal Notes.
The BaEaAr-LooAl Notice.
TirBt WArd--Local Notice.
Belt Buckles Local Notice.
Sixth Ward-LooAl Notice.
Master PaiBters--Lccal Notice.
German Lectul s-LoSal Notice.
Folders Aid sOciety-LocRl Notice.
Spiritual sOcisty-Lochl Notice.
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READIHs OF THE CLKvELAED BOARD OF
TRADE REsoLUT1oNs.-The resolutions adopt
ed BY the Board of Trade of this city, on
the return of its delegates from participat-
ing in the ceremonies and festivities at
tend&nt upon opening the Detroit Board
of Trade building, were read before the
Board of Trade ct Detroit in one of its re-
cent sessions.
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90 BuualO MUTUAL IDS. 20 SCH lp..--........s %
1000 American Gold
IN the bids llO15 was offer. for new 5-2O's and
81 for 1O-iO's, ex-coapOn.
The Reference Committee reported in favor Of
placing the follOwiog Insurance Companies upon
the list
North American Of N. Y. Washington o. n. Y.
Security Of n. Y. Lorillard Of n z.
COntinen' al Of N. z Market ofH. Y.
MetrOpo itan of y. Y. Home ofEeW Haven.
Resolute of h. Y. Delaware Of hartford.
The list Of these Companies being called, s1O5 Of
Continental scrip ssld at 10.
The Board then adjourned to meet on Monday
evening at ~ o'cloek-the Saturday evening
meetings having boen discontinued by vote of the
Board last night.
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BENJAMIN F. BALFELY.-Benjamin F. BaltE-
ly, who was arrested in the rooms of ]. F,
Ryder, daguerrean artist, was before the
Police Court yesterday morning. Exam
instiOn was waived, and he was bound
over to the Court of Common Pleas under
bail Of $1,000.
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iIMAHDROWNEB.-We were informed last
evening that man, whose name We could
not learn, committed suicide yesterday af-
ternOOn by drowning himself in the river
near the Atlantic and Great Western depot.
he was said to be insane. We could learn
no particulars.
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FREEDNEN's AID sooIETT.-Ths regular
Monthly Meeting of the Freedmen's Aid
Society will be held to. morrow afternoon at
the Methodist church on Ohio street, at
three o'clock. H. B. spellmsn, Esq, will
address the meeting. The public are inVit-
ed TO attend.
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CITY NEWS.

MIEsFRELs CoNINa.-Morris and Wilson's
Minstrels are on the wing, and will appear
in the Academy of Music on Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday evenings, March goth,
21St and 22d. This troupe is composed Of
twenty-five artists.
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LAST LECTURE OF THR CoURsE.-John B.
Cough will give the last lecture of the
course before the Cleveland Library Asso-
ciatiOn, next Tuesday evening, in the Aead-
emy Of Music. His subject is 'Faet and
Fiction" The bare announcement is
enough to draw an Overfowing house.
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CHARLES h. WAITE,
HENRY K. RAYNOLDS,

MY COrns-Oh. My COrns I-Instantane-
GUS and eficscious cures Of Corns, Bunions Club
and Inverted Nai's, without pain or caustic, by
DR.. jay, celebrated Surgeon Chiropodist, from
Broadway, New York, process known and pecu-
liar only to himself. Ofice-Basemsnt, Bank
street. opposite the WeddeI House, Cleveland Ohio,
next door to FOot's Intelligence ONCE. Families
waited upon at their residences without extra
charge. marl:2l4
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8auk Aatife.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLEB OF THE CUKKEEoK,
WASHINGTON, Feb. Z, 1855.

OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURREECK,
WAsHNGToN, Feb. Z, 1855.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence,
w presented to the undersigned, It has been
made t. appear that he ''NATIONALC CITY BANK
OF CLEVELAED,' in the City Of Cleveland, in
the County Of Cuyahoga and State OF Ohio, has
been duly organized under and Roco' ding to the
requirements Of ths act Of Congress entitled can
Act to provide National Currency, secured by
pledge OF United States Bonds, and to provide for
the circulation and redemption thereof" approved
June 8, 1864, and has complied with all the pro-
visions Of raid set required to be complied with
before commencing the business Of Banking under
said act.
Now, therefore, I, HUGH MoCULL0oH, Comp
troler Of the Currency, do hereby certify that the
NATIONAL OITY BANK OF CLEVELAND, in
the City Of Cleveland, In the County Of Cuyahoga
and State Of Ohio, Is authorized to commerce the
business OF Banking under the act Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
Of Office this seventh day Of February, 1865.
L. g.. HUGH MOOULL0OH,
feb1i 81 Comptroller Of the Currency.
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GpliGaE.
Q, 81, sOLOMONeON

Practical ana soisHtiso optioiSS EssDS sSs srzs.,
assortment Of Optical Instrumsns IN the cItY, IA
ing an old estAblishment, and having beon sxten7
lively patronissd, be has the 5onndsrcs thafh
present stock VIII warrant the Ooutinuancs Of pu 4
he asors. An his speotaolss are Of the best qual.t
Of crystal gassss, ground under hi5oWn iBspsoslon
IN al ca5as curing EeAlne8, diEEinea and irparfi
ing strength for long reading and hns sewing, Rri
Hncial eyes inserted without pain -
0FFI0E-1S0 superior-st, iirss door fron Ia al
trance the American Hotel
- Beware Of travellers claiming . BE- Mr.. Sole.
monSon or his agent. IUIVSI
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REcRUITMe.- at the Provost
Marshaps office is pricking up somewhat
Nineteen men were examined there yester-
day, of whom only two were rejected by
the Surgeon. Fourteen recruits were mus
tered into service, and were credited as fol-
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The Master Painters Association will hold their
regular weekly meeting this saturdsy evening" at
halfpasi o'clock, in the Association Room, over
Parish & Knights stove store, OF of SUPERIOR
street. All Master Painters are invited to attend,
WE. YLIET, President.
W Dovrrr Secretary mcblI:l93
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Sixth ward Last Call.-our oanyassing
Committees are at work, and will call at every
house in the Ward. If all would give according to
their ability, we could easily clear ourselves from
the draft. This Is last chance, and full report
msy be expected on Saturday evening. We need
$4,000 and unlsis $4,000 han be subscribed by
that time, we IhsI be compelled to give up clearing
the whole Ward, and fall back upon the Protection
Dub. The Committee will be at the wigwam
every night this week.
ncbIl:los ". P. FoGG. Chairman Com.
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Z. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
Q. s. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
III Superior st.
subscriptions received to this

~ $40 PER CENT. AND 10-4O" NATIONAL
LOAF.
ICON mission allowed to Subscrlberr.1
RBrU. g. Bonds of 1884, 5-2O's, l0-4O's, Treasury
Notes. and all other Government keruriHes pur-
cha sei and for sale on the most fayorabl terms.
Gold, silver, Coupons and Q lnada money bought
and toid At bast rates Deposits received and Col
lsctiops made at all sccesslb p5intI. Uncnrrent
fands converted At lowsst rates. Revenue Stamps
for sale. och
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German Lecture.-Mr. KnOrr viii lee
turs at National Hall on Sunday evening Subject:
" The Condition of Germans in America"
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A splendid Assortment of French Gilt, Jet
Rubber, Ivory, Pearl and Silver Belt Buckle, just
opened at thu BAZAAR, 261, Superior 81.
mch1I 1913
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To Aid SOcIeiies-NOtIee.--sup want
ed for General Thomas army, and for our released
prisoners at Annapolis. The following dispatch,
just received, appeals to all friends of the the SOL
der. We beg our branch societies to answer it to
the utmost of their ability, and to canvass the
townships for supplies:
LoUIsvnLE, KY, March 10th, 1861
Soldiers Aid Eoeiety, ClsselGEd:
The call for vegetables is reiterated with tanfold
earnestness. The a. my of General Thomas is being
regiment the request comes for vegetables. sut-
geons, Medical Directors, and Generals all unite IN
asking that the soldiers may be literally supplied
We DOW call upon ths people to contribute one
hundred thousand bushels for this purpose. No
time should be lost. A f.W weeks and the weather
here will be too warm to send them, or the armies
will be beyond our reach. What answer shall we
make Us. NEWBERRY,
secretary Sanitary Commission.
All vegetables, kraut or pickles gathered In an
swer to this call, may be shipped to sO'diera Aid
Society, s5 Bank strest, Cleveland and they will be
Immediately forTsrdsd In care of special metssn-
gers.
Our societies and all friends are urged to act
promptly in this mstter. Any one desiring to send
hospital supplies to our released prisoners at An
napolis may direct their packages to our care and
We will forward them promptly.
Let the urgency of this demand call forth the ut
moseenorrs or All who desire the comfort and well
menll;Is4 seoEpfups' ATB SOCIETY.
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AnsnranfR.


STATEAENT Ot THE CONDlTlOA
~ OF THE
Piseafa0uR FIRE and Marine Insurance
COunnauV
IN tbe lat dav of JanusrV. lss6. made 70 ths
Auditor of Ohio. nursuant 70 the Statute Of f6as
state
NAME AND LOCATION
m. =. - ~, f,,-.r.,,, !. T,,o,,,o,,, -,
Inc name oL me Company y = rl.VAL1sV4 ~
AhD n n A1iAA 5AsS. -4, rANA' AHA i'AesA'SS
H''Ou'h 0sENi'A' Aisine'
OAt1LAL. -
The amount Of Its Capital Stock ss9o oeo o
,ssr-s Paia up zo0soo0 W
Cash Of the Company on hand and In
the hands Of Agents and other per-
lssf64 -
me Bonus anu STOCKS owned ~ me
company, (as per vouchers seeompa-
nylngJ-noW secured and the rats OF -
interest loii 5oO "
Deots Que the company, secured by
rissSe' Vss per vouchers aeeo@pa' -, "A
4fVV "
DeDts OtheEHlse sesureo' VAs per Voaeh- -, -,
ers law W
Deots Ior Fremlumss oslnB reeeNaoie -
for Marine Premiums ss,Tls 81
- =
40'ai ASse's 81 me IL
IhstnOuut Of Liabilities, due or not due
TO Banks and other ereditors............ ,fso "
Losses unao9usted, ana ESTIMATED 26O 90
Loas's in suspense wait ng Imther prooiJ
.... - =
fOsAl 40 W
MkSOELLhHEOuSs
The greatest amount insured In any one
The greatest amount allowed BY the rules tobs In
sured In any one city, town OF village. % dis.
trionted as not 70 auPJset the Company to loSl
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HAVING ENGAGEU LbhdhI1 IN
the Toledo Pail and Tub Factory. It has capacity
10 make l0OO Pals and 30 Tabs each day. The ms
ehinery Il mar new and In TIE best order. Tbs
buripes Is well ests blshed with customers 70 buy all
the ware that can be made Any one wishing % 60
into q proftable business, BY writing ms when they
viii come and see the property will dnd either self
or Dr. 7. J. EATOE ct the summit Street House, To-
ledo, Oh o, who vii 81 70 pries, terms, etc.
.o.Tof r
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All the novelties Of the season in ololkI and
Dress Trimmings are being opened ct the BAZAAR,
Gsl, SUPERIOR !. mchll.1ss
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For OrSaIe.-Lessehold for over eight yearI, with
dwelling houses Centrally located. Price, 81, 200.
mchll;lA L. PRENTIss
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INCREASED TELKaRAPH FAoIL1TIEs.-The
Western Union Telegraph Company have
just completed and put in working order
an extra wire between this city and Detroit,
touching at all intermediate points.
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EEAVELER's REGsTEn.
DEPARruRne

~ OtissHI Wilhlng eonyeyance 70 eitheF Of The
above Trains or Boats, wiz Be called for By Coaches
Of etsVen1' Omnibus Lne, bJ leaving their address
ct the 0mnibus 0floS, AT Superior Ttress, nsEt
door 70 the WeddsIi Houss.
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Legal Record.

Un1rED srATBs CoUR4.-The Grand Jury
which, it vas short time since announc-
ed, had adjourned until the 14sh inst, will
not come in at that time, as the Court has
adjourned till the second week in May.
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POLICE CoURT.-The following docke! was
disposed of yesterday:
Druksnness-EliEabsth Sullivan, and
Daniel Brian, each fined 81 and costs.
Vagrancy-JOseph Ford, sent to Work
House 90 days.
Disturbsnce-JacOb Robinson and Frank
Nolan, fined IS and costs, each; Michael
Murphy, 81 and costs.
Destroying Property-James Giddings,
case held open until the 18th.
Petit Larceny-Henry Yabe, S5 and costs,
Thomas Hart and Henry Smith, cases con-
tinued to the 18th.
Violating Substitute Brokers Ordinance
"A. Bingham and o. A. Wood. NOlled.
Burglsry-Benjamin F. Baltzly, waived
examination, bail 81 900.
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10000 KEGS
M All MING NAILS,
AT WHOLESALE By
CLEVELAND, BROWN & CO,

febl5:F 90 and 81 MeIWin street.
The Spiritual Society of Cleveland will hold
two meetingI tomorrow Sunday, at their Hall,
ls4 Superior street, st hal.pass 10 A. NJ and P
Mrs Nelly Wilsey, in the trance abnormal state,
will address the audience and answer questions.
As an expounder of the Spiritual Philosophy, with
sloquence, argument and facts, Mrs Wilsey stands
unsurpassed before the American people.
mehll:l93
OH Factory for SRle.-Ths subscriber Of
fsrs to sell his factory on Canal and Ohio streets
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly sit
uated, compact and conveniently arranged. Ca
pacity about fifty barrels per day. Immediate pcs
session given ifrequired. B. PELToN.
Cleveland, Feb. IA, 1855. fsbl5;r2of.
DisSOIut1On.-The copartnership heretofore
existing under he firm name Of CharIss H. Waite
Co, ami doing business at No. IL Pearl street,
West slde is dis oIyed by limitation, and the bust.
ness closed. Either party is authorized to clole
any unsettled accounts of the firm.
CHARLES Il. WAITE,
HENRY K. RAYNOLDS,
COparfnershIp.--HavI avIng associated with me
In the Hardware business Charles H. Waite, this
business will be continued at No. 90 Superior. st.
under the firm name of Reynolds Waite.
mch7:l94 H.K RAYNoLDs.
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COMMERCIAL.

MORNING LEADER OFFIOE,
FRIDAr EVE1NG, March 10, 1855.
Reeeipts-Tle receipts of Grain by raj during
the "a hours ending a! one O'Clock to-day were as
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Cleveland Evening Stock Exchange.

FRIDAT EYl EISe, March 1 !, 1855.
There was q good attendance at the Exchange
this evening, and considering the panicky condi-
iion Of the Market transactions were quite liberal
The sales we're as f,llows:
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4AsdieaI.

MERlOAN LEG -
]. J | !: !: ! /. !.
AThls is the best Artificial Leg 4
ever Patented, for DTRABnIFT, Vlfn
SIMPLICITY and ACTIVITY. Gov.
srnment has adopted this Leg into
the Army and Navy. This is E
recommendation to the Limb, as
Government gives 70 the Soldier
none but the best.
Send for Pamphlet.
AMERICAN LEG CO., IN
AtWstsr Buildipr-
70 bS.20l ClsvslAVS
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CoURT or CoXEoN PLEAs.-Court met yes
terday morning, but Immediately adjourn
ed to meet on Tuesday next.
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FIRST WARDI
Meeting Monday Evening, March 10.

Reports by the Treasurer and BY the Re
crEiting Committee sSiH Be made IN full.
Any information desired respecting the
Recruiting and the Recruiting Fund, may
be had at that time.
COM ALL, TO THE CLOSING UP MEETING
VIM. MELHINCH, President.
E. CHESTER, Secretary. mch1O:I9S
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CTRRKOPTfCON FOB sALR-With
~ al the picturss-War, Comic Views aud Stain
unry. Complete for exhibition. Will be sod cheHp
nl:lS US. PERLEY. 0ptieisn, Iss Superior s.
A Or SALE.-FOREST CITY FOUE-
y. DRY and II achine Shops. BuildinRu are brick
all in complete order and suitable for any kind Oh
manufacturing. Good En- zine and Boiior 6haftInQ
Betting, Iathes. Dlils, etc. nj be sold chSap fof
cash. address J. q. ROoDMAN, ClSTe.and, D.
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nFAII ESTATE FOB sAhR.-A de-
t1,tsched Gothic Cottage and three acres oflAndi
6-SiaQ 4 frontaes Of so feet on k1nslasn SlIeetI
near ForeSt. and running back tnrougn OIsnee
street 70 Burweli street maElns e . so.-s
ff = n f.et from the road, and hes been recently
i-,n-a-s5 and Ou,nsllished ~ great expense Good
t- - hours fruit trees grape vines, shrub
- - FOR further particulars apply to W.
P1f.sfFR. q AtWafer Block, Superior street.
wrhIIIQE.
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4 OST Oh STOLEN.-A Black-and- Tan
IL DOG, ears trimmed To u long uGrroW po,ut red
collar " Ii paddock, end answers TO the mans or
stPrince." Whoever wi return nim TO the ofies Of
Adams and Canheld, la Suparor street., win bs lib-
orslly rewarded. m1.lsl
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k1OkTAbLE ENGlN ES.-l have four
\ eHorss Pows- two lO-Horss Power Portable
Engines for sale Thre- are on truck WheelI n1d
1hIee are not. AL IN Ood con ttion. will e6u ~
reasonable figures quire ct NEWMAN and
A1k5AUGH's Boilor sho2, on Elm Itreet.
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DOB SALE.-HOUSE AND LOT ON
y Forest street; Hougs large and eonmodiouS Let
10 feet by rs with abundance OF Gne shrn bbsv
aud good huit, choice grApeH-and a-good barn
Terms easy. Enquire Of D. ". GAGE EIQ., l6s su-
perfor street. aua:R9
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T ANA LAOK SHAWLS-LAMA
tsso :. ], BALDWIN 4 90.
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Raa-NaIfe Elne-8 8aEIe.
lS64-5. winter AFFangsnenI lS6l-s.
ILRVRLAND POsT-oFPIOR

oonHlEczzs HoEDAI, 0oroEm SlsE, p9sA
AAtls Win BE- opened and rssdy ior delivery
ens hour aftsr arrival Of trains.
~ An Mafll eloss one hour bsfora dspaEtzEsO
kTninr
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&S0 000 MONEY ADVANCED
POOaOOO In sums to s1it-at the old stand and
Well-knoUn WAGHER'S LOAN OFFICE, On Eocu-
rites oteyery kind, viz: Gold and Silver Watches
Otsmonosi Silver Ware, JeWelry, Guns, Pistols
Olotnngi Dly Goods, Pianos, Meodeons and all per-
eone property and articles OF value on the most set-
tgflciorl terms. Business strictly private EsfGb.
ii8hed ISL. MA variety Of unredeemed WATCH
eat yeEetrFs Guns, ETC., or aale at barRniuT
umce-oorner Of Water and Superior Efresfa over
Davis Peixotto's Clothing Store
0et27 J. ga ". WAGNER.
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-r gf Has5 Ey3--- -Jba. e
towel So
7s-
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a 7 A bAhdA1N.-IUh % Ih.-Ine
n Subscriber offers fJr sale bis residence situated
two and half miles from the Court HOUSE, IN very
deairsble locality The Lot covers ten ana one half
acreI OF ingy choice land, and contains an
abundance of EhrubberT; aspberry trees and
Strawberry plantUi Ora Vines Ia good asSortment;
q good Orchard fve years eld consisting OF upwards
% numb OF Ounce treeB, all Of which are lust be-
ginning 20 bear. The House Is brick, nearly new
con aiaing seven lofty rooms. The Barn, Carriage
house. Cow sheds, and other out-bufldii e. are n
god condition. Altogether, Il q . very desirable
Iesidencs and will bs sold cheap fer cash or long
credit. parties sire. Enquire at los st. Clair st.
mh6a93 JOHN ALEGAEDRR,
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A UOTTON SALE 300 CORDS 8 FT.
wood Of various qualities, and IN lots from 70
IS cords; Horses, Wagons and Buggiaa, 3 pair
Beb sleds, 10 tons Of Bay, mostly in D. L. Wight.
mans barn 1 yoke heavy Cattle, large lot Of
Lembsr, Lath, Household FurnitaTs Stoves, ,Tosls
ofVariouB kinds. &c &c-, win be sold 70 the Eigh-
est bidder, on the premissS Of b. B. Everest two
miifs east of HeWbaTgh village, on THURSDAY,
March 18th, Gt 10 A. n o. CUTTER 4 son, Aue-
donesr8. mhIl1ss
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EOK SALK-THK LARGE DOUBLE
Il Rouse. Is and 50 Prospect street, suitab ion A
boarding house. Terms easy. Enquire Of CONWAY
W, NOBLE, at the 9tnes Of BackpI Noble. fslsF
WANTED IMMEDIATELY FOR
w tbs Quartarmasser's Department, Nashville
Tenn, 1870 LabOrer. Wages, St5 per month and ra-
tiOns None need apply bus stout, al L. .bodaf men
willing 70 engage lor six months. Hausportation
Commercial House. CleT land, Q. VIII leave OlsVe-
land even Tuesday AID Friday. isnsl
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WANTKD TO RENT-On Clinton St,
W or near corner Of Dsuolt and Dnana str eet,s
hogssWlth eight or ten rooms, and barn. address
q. u. laa Pearl Gtrtet. ma.lae-
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-09-29
The Tide in the Bay Of F.undy.

Much having been said about the tides In
the Bay Of Fundy, no doubt the following
description Of the manner 10 which they
rush up the bays and rivers may be Of inter.
est to our readers
"a broad plain Of red mud stretching to
tho horizon was suddenly streakcd with sill.
YER lines, and then the 'boro.' foot high,
came rushing up the narrow lanes OF water.
II came slowly, roaring hoarsely. and the
broad tide spread behind II. In half Sh hour
the broad plain was covered by wido red
torrent, whirling like mill.sluics, boiling,
oddying, and sweaplng everything that would
foat before Il. From the waters edge the
sea looked like steep mound Of water. a
furious rapid, pouring down from the hori-
zon. BY three P. NJ. the tide was up to the
edge of the wharves, and the muddy water
had cleared In tho centre. Boats came Creep
Ing out of odd corners, and the sca was forty
feet deep over the plain Of mud. According
to the sailing directions, the tides In the Bay
Of Fundy seem to result from the cramming
Of tho tidal wavo into narrow wedge.like
opening. In the Bay of Mines the water
sometimes rises rs feet, while the tide In the
Cult Of St. Lawrence. beyond the narrow
isthmus, l6 miles wide, rises 8 feet. Al
Windsor, where tho tide has to turn round
q point, Il rises 40 feet. In the wider par,
Of the bay It rises 30 feet only. In some
parts Of the bay are dangerous whirlpools
where the stream runs nine knots. The bot.
tom seems to bs composed Of the debris ol
the soft rocks, and It seems highly probable
that the sea will break through, and make
an island Of Nova Scotia, unless the land
rises. 't