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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-03
NEW YORK MABKEF-April 1.

ISL AAA8dhAEhsN
COttOu-Irregular, unsettled and lower. Sales
at 43a45O for middllng.
FlOur-stats and western eali, heavy and $50
soc lower.
SALES at So 65@s so for extra state; SO loao 25
for common to good Eeipping brsnds extra round
hOop Ohio, ana 50 30@iO q for trade brand.
1larke; closed hea with no buyers at outside
figures.
Whisky--DuIl and lower. Sales at g2 120
az Is for state and Westsrn.
Wheet-dsrket dab and 500 cents lower -
Sales Of Chicago sprisgPart at sl7o7z amber win
ter western Sl,J2SS.
RYe-Quiet ard declining.
Barley-H avy and lever.
COrn-Dnn ana dropping. Sales Of rev yellow
ct 81 4odI As.
Oats-pun and declining. Ealss at $4,000 for
western.
WOOE-Dull.
PetrOIeum-Dul at $50 for Crude, Sc for
Refined In bond, and 72975e for refined frss.
POrk-Firmer. Sales at S25 25a27 50 for new
msss, ciosiug ct 81 90 cash S23 OaG24 90 for
at SO % cash; SO OO@2S 50 for prime aud
SO OO925 0 for prime mess. Also 1850 bbls OF
new mess for April and May, sellers option, At
SIS 5Ooe7 90. Total stock OF old and new, april
lst, 659, ,lsI bbls.
Beef-S'eady at previous prices Total stock
old and ew April lst 65s3, $50 sa-kagss.
Reef HamS-boW,r. Sales at 23 O0G3 80.
bheOE-Market heavy Sales Of Cumberland
cut At l5ei l55<9l67zc ftr long ribbed, and 1870
for short ribbed; By auction to day % h fgshsasa
short ribbed at 161Sc.
cut % eats-gnehanged
Lard-HeaVy at l55s91s5zo.
BuSter-ln demand. sales at l292lc Tor Ohio
and 20g35 fer stats.
cheese Quiet At 143z3o,
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A DRxOeRAT1o TRIcK.-We call the special
attention of all Union voters to the card
published in our local columns this morn
ing, of Messrs. ]. A. Harris, s. FOjambe
and others, concerning "Union Temper
ance Ticket" on which their names appear
as candidates, without their consent. This
humbug is bright Democratic idea, and
was intended to iDjure tho Union cause to-
day. But no Union voter, reading the de-
nial of the gentlemen in the card alluded
to above, will DO green enough to bite that
bare hook,
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UNION VIGILANCE CoWNITTEE.-The follow
ing gentlemen have been appointed Wig
iIance Committee for the several wards, to
act at the election to-day. They are ex-
peeted to be in service all day, and see that
all the Union voters are at the polls. Theil
names are as follows:
1st Ward-Georgs G. Frissell, William V
Craw, John C. Grannis.
I'd Ward-B. Butts, Il. Wilkins, P. Del
mer, H. Beckenbach.
Sd Wsrd-L. B. Mears, Charles Cowdry,
d. NJ. Holsworth, Charles Whitaker.
4th Ward h. Beilstein, R. R. Herrick
A. T. Brinsmsde, s. Thormsn, jr.
5th Ward-John Sturnsnickle, Philip
Hege, Charles Il. Brown, John CRADLE
Henry Schaffer.
9th Ward-John Huntington, Jacob
Schroeder, W.P. FOgg, Dan Reynolds, VIM
Kenmore.
7th Ward-George G. Fovargue, James R.
Worswick, Charles Pettengill.
8th Wsrd-H. J. Webb, George Becker
Fred. Hoffman. James Ryan, Chris. Leitz. z
9th. Ward-siias Burlison, Joseph Con
rad, Christopher Store.
10th WRrd-J. J. Weideman, James Ne
vile, A. P. Turner, jr.
11th Ward-Daniel Kuntz, R. G. Sprowl
Fred. Knapp.
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MEssRs. CUMMINGS & JENNYs.-The ad-
vertisemens of this firm, manufacturers Of
piano fortes, appears in our columns this
morning, to which we invite the attention
of all who wish to buy frst-class instru-
ments, which shall possess every modern
improvement, and stand unsurpassed for
volume and sweetness of tone, elegance Of
finish, &c, and have this for their claim, that
they are offered at thelowest market price
and are accompanied with.a full guaranty
for five years.
These gentlemen have their various
styles of pianos on exhibition and for sale
at 8. Crobaugh's Photographic Gallery, No.
1O4 East side Monument Square. They So
licit from the musie-lo loving public an ez-
animation of their instruments.
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LET EVERY MAN DO HIS DUTY.-It is very
common for people to hold Municipal cleo
tions, lightly. All considerate men feel
the importance of Presidential canvass,
and also of State elections in troublous
times, but many consider, SO far as they
may be q to consider, the choice of city
officers trivial matter. Many of our citi-
zens are laying their plans, whether of
business or pleasure, for this day, regard
lessof the election to be held, and of the
reso8s to themselves and all our people, to
accrue from the decision of the ballot-box.
But if our suffrage system means anything,
if the ballot is worth q rye straw, much
more if it is, indeed, what we claim it to
be, q weapon of freedom and civilization,
its use is not only privilege to be enjoyed
by the voter, but duty which he Is bound
to act upon and therefore there can be NJ
question as to the occasion, to times and
seasons. Indifference in the voter at any
election is criminal.
But there is the social and dollar-and-
cents view of the matter. Every mans
business in this city is closely connected
for good or i'll, with the government of the
city, and 1t behOves every Union man il
the place to be at the polls to-day, and pre-.
vent by their votes the election of unscru'
pulous men. If such shall be elected oul
Union friends must have themselves Il
blame. If good men, who refuse to govern
must suffer the penalty Of living under thu
government Of interiors, as Plato states tht
Law in his "Republic," surely, men who
having the power to prevent public mis-
chief, neglect to use the same, must peJ
this tax on their indifference, namely, liv,
under corrupt administration, and tax,
the chances, peeuniary and social, which
grow out Of it.
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DEATH OF JAooB RUDER-KILLED BT TIE
CARs.-We have to make the painful an
nouncement that Jacob Ruder, q long
time German citizen of this place, was
killed at Fairview Station, Lake Shore
Railroad, Saturday morning. He had been
serving az brakeman on a freight train q
month aud three days, and was on his last
trip to this city, having resolved to quit
the business, when he met his death, under
the following painful circumstances:
His position was at the rear end of the
train. The last two cars were to be left ct
that Station (Fsirview), and the engineer
proposed having them uncoupled from the
train, that they might be run off on q side
track while he should put on steam and
cut off on the running switch. It seems
that Mr.. Ruder was standing on the top of
the third car from the rear end when another
brakesman drew the coupling pin. The
engineer was sigralled, and started ahead
with jerk at great speed. Mr.. Ruder ran
and gave a jump to reach the forward car
of the two that had been cut loose,
Uub CudbA Hdb bOO WluCs 40 uAu nOb
gain the car, but was struck by it and
knocked down, landing on the track, and
was run over by the two cars and frightfully
crushed, being killed instantly. His re-
mains were gathered up and brought to his
home, No. 10 Vine street, in this city, from
which his funeral took place yesterday af-
ternoon. Having been member of the
order of Odd Fellows, he was buried by that
body.
Mr.Rudet was just thirty -eightyears old,
as he met his death on his birth day. He
leaves q wife sOrely stricken by the terrible
bereavement.
Mr.. Ruder:wss we'll known and highly
respected here. He went out in the three
months service, and was with that battery
of four guns which left this city, and served
in West Virginia. To his party We owe the
capture of the secesh gunwhich announces
with impartial and bipartisan lips, from
the Public Square, all our great victories,
whether on land or sea.
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LOCKED UP.-An Irishman, by the name
Of Pat MCGEE, enlisted here three or four
days ago, and was mustered, but We could
not learn what regiment he belongs to, who
is snowlocked up in the crest, where the Of
fi,ials hold him to await Developments"
He seems perfectly nluggish and indifer-
ent, and the men give it as their opinion
that he is ''playing 'possum" in order to get
a discharge. Whether he has been sud-
denly struck insane, or is stupefed with
sour whisky, or is playing off, remains to
be seen.
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ATTEMPTED sU1oIDE.-Another Union pris-
oner, Henry Barber, Co. F, 1st Michigan
sharpshooters, arrived at the Soldiers
Home on Saturday night, going home on
furlough in charge of soldier of the oath
Michigan. Barber had been, at the time
of his exchange, prisoner at Salisbury
for seven months, where the exposure, sys-
tematic starvation and cruelty wrought their
full effect on his constitution, producing,
among other fruits, a state of semi-idiotcy.
He is considerably wasted and shrunken
in flesh and muscle, but his mind seems to
have borne the brunt of the Imprisonment,
and has been the severest sufferer.
In his wandering moments he talks OF
his own insanity, and says that his parents
and friends will not wish to see him, and
will give him at best cold reception. In
one of these fits of depression, yesterday
morning, he started out of the Home, went
to its northern end, and jumped into the
water, at place where the plank of the
pier had been broken. The water was only
about three feet deep there, but he would
in all probability have been speedily
drowned, had not his comrade, who saw
him from short distance throw himself in,
rushed to his rescue. He gave the alarm,
and sprang into the water, and supported
the prisoner until rope was brought and
adjusted, when the poor fellow was lifted
out. He made no physical resistance to
his rescuers, because he was too weak to
offer it, but he Justify protested against
their inhumanity in not letting him die
peaceably.
He was put t. bed, and the doctor on see
ing him yesterday afternoon, thought il
best for him TO start for his home this
morning.
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NV ADVERTTsEMENIR.

= For sals-House snd Lot.
For sale-Plano.
N. Eslle CO.-EnItting Cotton.
Geo. HaIl-Planos.
gsy COoks-7-SO Loan.
Hervey Bousfeld-Copartnersh Notice.
A. L. Demonstrating Machines.
L. iss-Administrator's sale.
Thatcher, Gardner, Burt & Co,-Dis8olution.
Gardner, Burt & Co.-Bemoval.
Gardner, Burt Co - Commission Merchants
Cummings Jennys PlAuofJFtes.
Lost-SlOO Greenback.
Oriental Oommandery-Loesi Notice.
Mrs. shAv-Personal.
Second Ward-LooAl Notice.
Mrs. sbaw-New Bibbons.
A Note Of Warning-LecAl Notice.
DR.. J. r. Danisis-Local Notice,
Mrs. shaw-Straw Trimmings,
Isaac J. Frsnk-Local Notice.
Mrs. shaW-New Flowers.
To Yoters-LOoal Notice.
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TUESDAY, APRIL 4th, 1865.
Two Story YFame Dwelling House, No!
40 water street.

AT AUORlOd.....s......--.s'..o s'..oy v. SO1IAh bOh1
O. Qgttsr 1 sOn viii sell on Tuesday, April 4th,
AZ 70 O'Clock A. L, on the premises, the large tS 0
etory name Dwelling House, No. 80 Water street,
lat the est end OF Lake street between the resi-
lsaoes Of W. J Gordon and s. D. HoAillhn, (hopse
formerly occupied BY / L. HeVitt,l including AL
4hs ras and water pipe In the horss The purchaser
VII be required TO remove It within nfteep days
fr5m the day Of sale. Also At same tins and place,
a 0ood two gtory frame Barn we'll enclosed in shape
=, be easily contracted into dwelling house, nov
standins on vacant lot north Of and adjoining the
OmniouS stables, on We g street, and seuth of Nj;
TermS made known at time Of sails, nhsl;l0s
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ledge or approval.

GERMAN 0PERA.-0PENIEe NIeHT-Gro-
vsr's grand German opera company, the
finest operate organization ever formed in
the West, opens tonight at the Academy
of Music. The opening opera is Flotow's
brilliant and sparkling "Msrtha," with
Madame Johannsen as the heroine, Mile.
Dziuba as Nancy, NJ. Himmer Jas LiOnel'
and N. steinecke as Plunkett. The prices
of admission are as follows; Admission
81, so. Family Circle (secured sest) 81, so.
Dress Circle and Orchestra (secured seat)
$500. Gallery SOC. The performance will
be brilliant one, and we hope to see q
packed house.
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Be PRESENT AND VIGILAET Let every
Union voter be at the polls and vote early.
Be cure of your ticket. The Democrats are
busy and interruptions. They will resort
to all kinds of shifts and tricks to mislead
the needless. Therefore, be sure of your
ticket, vote early, see that your neighbOrs
do the same, and sll will be we'll. Your
presence and proper vigilance will easily
beat the Democracy all hollow. Whereas
your carelsssness or Indifference may as
easily insure your defeat and the disgrace
Of the city;
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MONDAY, APRIL Sd, 1866.
GOOD HOUREHOLO FURNITURE.

At House No 10 Cheshire Etreet.)
3, optssr A Sop will cell on Monday, April Sd,
,oT,nsncfue at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at hou No Is
Tesbf-s street the entire Furniture Ia said house,
ooT1iTting Of Tsts-a-Tste. Dressing and Plain Bu-
sS.-- TonpRe. Rosewood Hair Seat Cl airs, Ma
ho-ssv Sp5 Cane seat Rocking Chairs, Centre Ia
6Is Vbst-u5ts, BedstsalS, Wash.stands. Cane Seat
OhsiTs. Mu,ic stands Hall Hst Rack, SIT Chamber
Farniture, Ottomaus, nice Oak hxtens on Table.
OAK Side Boara, Thrss-ply, 1nSrsta and stair Saf-
pets 4 Il Cloth Hair and Straw Mattrass.Hs Wiz
dow Shades, eight day Clock, lot OF Books COOK
steve, Coal stoves, Groczery, Glass ware Plated
Ware Kitchen UtsDsil, Bay Cutter, &c.
Houss open at O'Clock on morning Of Eale.
Terms ca b, bsnkab.s funds ct time Of sale.
ynnh9I.IQ7
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DIR. LIGHrH1LL has concluded to remain
in Meadville one week longer, concluding
his stay on Friday evening, April 7th. We
should Judge from this fact that the DoeteT
is meeting with success in that locality
He will commence his engagement at War
rem on Monday, April 10th, where he can
be found at Camps Hotel.
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TAKEN PossEssIoN.-JOhn G. Grannis, Esq,
who was recently appointed Collector of
Customs at this port, took possession of
the Custom House, Saturday, April LIST,
and entered upon the discharge of the du-
ties of that Office. He will make an excel
lent officer. He has sppointed Mr.. Henry
N. johnson, Deputy-a capital selection
for that place.
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WESTERN MUSICAL WoRLD.-We have re-
ceived from 8. Brainard & Co., the pub
fishers, the April number of the above pub
lication. This is a very neat and valuable
monthly, and this number contains four
complete pieces of music and large mis-
cellaDy of musical matter, original and Sc
leeted.
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MONEY ORDERS

On all the principal cities in the country
for sale at the Cleveland Post Office at the
following rates:
For amount not exceeding SO 1Oc.
+" 4" excsedingS1O and under $40 15c.
&" exceeding $40 and under $50 zoe.
mohI4:F
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Wednesday, april 9Th, 1855.
Machinery, &c, st Auction by y. Stead

WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUC-
Il TToN, On Wednesday, April 9Th, 1865, at 10
O'Clock, at the B. Factory on Main street. west
side Of River, few dDors from Light Houie-st.
Bridge, one u horse power Engine and boiler, in
psrfe order, one "a inch surface PlAner5 lot OF
80 1 ShAfrfnE, PaIleys, sayTsY BsltingI two Wa
Z uS, Barnes, Grind-Stone, lot Of Brick Saw
Frames, Lumber, &o., &c being al the mAehin-
nry &C in use in said factory. Terms cash.
snl:Ies DIV. DRAFT, Auo'r.
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Davis & Rockefeller shall not meet with the
most gratifying and satisfactory success.

D. r Lk5TER CO.
Mr.. S. B. Allen having recently retired
from the firm of 8. F. Lester & Co., Commits
sion Merchants, DR.. s. R. Peckwiih has sue
ceedsd to his place, the title of the firm to
continue as heretofore, the members being
s. F, Lester, 8. R. Peckwith and NJ. l..
Rider. Mr.. Lester is sufficiently well
known to business men everywhere to OBJ
viate the necessity of any special mention.
DR.. Beckwith is well known as for many
years a successful surgeon and physician in
this city, and is man of good business
qualifications, which he will hereafter de-
vote to his new vocation. Mr.. Rider is q
young man, but has had wide experience
in business matters and is thoroughly famil-
lar with the duties and responsibilities Of q
Forwarding and Commission Merchant.
On Saturday last this firm removed their
place of business two doors north of the old
stand to Nos. 4s and so River street, where
they get better and more ample aceommo-
dations for their increasing business. We
cordially wish them continued success.
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AUCTION SALES.
"WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9TH 1865.
Roots, Shoes. Gloves, Yankee Notions,
ia Ra Ea

AugT-OE E...................BYO o. CUTTER & SON
O. Gutter & on will sell on WEDNESDAY, April
5th at their Auction Room, No. l3& Bank street,
80 amsncing st 10 CLOCK A. n stock of Boots
and Shoes &C, consisting Of Men and Boys CRif
aud KIP Boots, MiGses and Children's Balmorals,
Mems Congress Caters, Ladies' Morocco Buskins
Men'G Slippers, Misses abd Oh ldren's hsavy Oalf
ghoss: stsa II dsEen Puckskin Gloves and MittenS,
together With . variety Of Yankee Notions the
Whole TO be closed out without ssy reserve whAE-
ever Dealers will do well 20 attend this sale ss
th sy viii be sold BY the quantity.
Tams cash and banksble funds at the time OF
ale apl l9s
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CLE7ELAsD LEADER DIREcTORY-TO AD-
vERrIsERs.-An those who have given or
ders for cards in the Directory, and not
furnished the copy, will please send the
samethroughthe Postofice, or to the LEADER
Counting Room. E. COwLEs d Co.,
april Publisher.
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PERsoNAL.-MsjOr General W. s. Rose
Grams and party. consisting Of Governor
Morton, Hon. J. Hogan, of st. Leuis, 8. c.
Parkhurst, of New York city, and G..
Phipps, of Ohio, arrived at the Weddell
House Saturday morning, from New York,
and with Hon. ]. A. Garfield, left the same
day for Camp Dennison and Cincinnati.
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To VoTERs.-A ticket has been shown the
undersigned, headed "UniOn Temperance
Ticket" in which their names appear as
candidates for several of the municipal
offices. They feel it their duty to state
that, though they are decidedly favorable
to the temperance cause, and wish to pro-
mote its success by all suitable means, they
are not in favor of this movement, are not
candidates, and their names have been
used in this matter without their know
ledge or approval.
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PERsoEAL.-Mrs. Shaw has returned from
New York. She can be seen at her rooms,
2S6 Superior street. apl3:1es
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CHICAGO zIARKET--ApriI L.
IBT TELEssAPH.I

ElOuF-Dul.
Wheas-steady, hut declined 60 Sales at
81 O41< for No. 1.
COrn-Quiet. neollned 102c.
Oa1s-Quiet declined 20Sc.
HIghWtnes-Dull. sslss at 50 oI5<.
PrOVfsiOms-lul.
POrk-MssI neglected and nominal. Sales Of
prime mess SIS 90.
LRrd-Dull at I7o.
ReeeiPts-Flour, 1900 bbls; wheat, 1000 bu;
corn, 1900 bu; oats, 90 Oo5
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Attention, Second Warders i-Every en-
rolled man in the Ward who claims exemption on
account of physical disability, or for any other
cause, is esrneItly requested to call at the Second
Ward recruiting oflee, No. 1ls Bank street, up
stairs, on Monday, April Sd, between the hOurs Of
and 3. This Is your last chance, and IL you don't
want to be drafted you must coms forward now and
calm your exemption. Come early. By order Of
spslss COMMITTEE.
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Vote early. Vote the straight Union
ticket. See that your neighbors and en-
Ployees vote; Be sure thss You do vote.
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COMMISSION SALES,
DENTISTRY.
D MOVED.
4. B. HALLIWELL, n. D.. DautIss,

Has removed from the corner Of Ontario street and
the Public Square 10 his Block, No. S5 MIORI-
GAN ST., frat door nom Ontario Bt., north side.
Dr.. II. returns many thanks for the great psf.
ronage he has been favored with for pzt sEelYa
years, and will be pleased to see his old and "a
many new patrons as may please 70 call ct his nsR
sstablishmsnt.
March 9th, 1856. mh2s
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DIED.

On Sunday evening, the I'd inst, Of Paralysis,
D. H. LAMB, IN the Goth year Of his age
Funeral on Tuesday ct P. NJ, iOm No. A For
est street Friends of the fsmiIy invited to at
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LOCAL NOTICES.

am not selling my stock Of PianO-FoItes at
cost, but b tt.r instruments at lower prices than
tho,e who do sell ct cost Call and see HALL, No.
II Public Square. sPlilsS
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Monday, Aprn 3, Isl

TeethI Teeth Teeth i-Dr. J. B. DAN
IELs, late Of the firm of Halliwsll & Daniels, Il
still at bis old established Dental Rooms, corner Of
Ontario street and Public Square, making those
Invaluable gems Artificial Teeth, at the old prices
before the war. An Upper or Lower Set from SO
to SI5. All work warranted. ap3:l9s
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ELECTION RETuRxs.-Will our friends in
the different wards see that the results of
the election are sent to the LEADER Office,
and thus ohlige us2
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EDITORS LEADER By mistake my name
appeared in your paper Saturday morning,
as candidate for constable, on the Demo-
cratic ticket. Will you have the kindness
to correct it, and oblige,
Yours, LIB. WHIrsET.
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LOCAL NOTIFIES.

Attention, Sir Knights.-The members Of
Oriental Commsndsry No II are hereby notified to
meet at Iris Hall this afternoon, at half past
O'clock for the purpose of comforting the Order Of
Bed nro,s upon an army officer. By order
D. E. FIELD, Recorder.
Mnrdar Anil & 1869 an9laa
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CRY CENTRAL CoNMITTEE.-The following
persons have been appointed City Central
Committee for the ensuing year:
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Thirty cartons of ribbons are opening at
Mrs. shaw's Millinery Rooms. spS:222