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New York saeneg marLet.

NEW YORK, May 10.
iMONEY-Easy and demand 70 oderate % 6per
cent for call loans
STERLING-Quiet at 81 8etailO.
lG0LDLShade frmer; opening at 81 3Ji. de
Ginning to 81 30f, and closing at 81 81.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Quiet' and rather
easier. 9 d e.. i o.
iSTOCKS-Heayyi 6s 's coupons 81 esE; IS 5-eo
coupons 81 03l; 6s go coupons new issue Il t3k.
II. II. STOCKS-H Wayne 93t. !--se 1 I
NEW YORK, May la-Evening Exchange
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ruled Ia about THIRTY DIFFERENT FORMS
VIZ. II Lsdgcrs, : Day Books, ; Journals q Bin
Books. Cash Books, I Sales Books, > Invoice
Books. | Discount Book, | Check Register De.
posit Register. > Collection Registers, iTiCklcr
/ Hands Register, | Freight Book, : Passage
Books / Fuel Book. These books practically re
cord about six hundred business transactions
comprehending Duh's original plan Of business
transaction, introduced about twenty-five years
40 How far Others have succeeded in imita.
tins him will he best seen by comparing the bust
ness papers and books of their pupils with thoN"
of tho graduates OF this institution.
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DuGs steamboat RooIs Keeping,

just publ 4hed By the Author. Price o. Soli
by Booksellers generally. 80
y perfect system Tor keeping snch book, ant
accounts" i ~CAR0rHERS.
Formerly Cashier Merchants Bank, Pittsburgh
The Time table alone Is worth the price o.
the book" II. IL HERRON,
Late clerk at steamer Mt. Vernon
I consider the Legal form Of the Steamer
Protest 40 valuable that | never leave port With
out copy Of the book on board
a. Z. MCALLUh
Captain Steamer Arcolt
The only worL published Of any value 90 no
rImcTs Accountant. " j. + j. ALLISOS,
Formerly Clerk of Steamer Fortu"e.
The most perfect system 81 Steamer A.
counts IN use &. ) FRlSBEE,
Formerly Captain Of Steamer Nashville
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CHARLES

~ u CIG TO III. DIEWEL,
- FANCY DYER AND SC0URER, South
Street, near the Is. e. Q. X. r. Depot, Wheeling,
W. Va. All kinds of Shawls, Ribbons, and eve.
~ description of Silks and Wooden Goods, exc.
cuted on short notice and on reasonable terms.
This is the first andbest Steam Dying Estab-
l5hmnnt in the Western States. sep20
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Oh
DUFF'S BOOK KEEPING,
Price -. Postage % cents. Sold by Bookscl
crs rrncrallY.

Awarded Eour silver Medals.
Which, with the following testimonials indicate
the character of this work:
No other work upon Book keeping explains
~ +. w. EDM0NDS,
Cashier Mcchanic'' Bank, Wall ST. Ny.
1t gives a clear insight into all department
OF this science. A hASEh
Cashier Seventh Ward Bank, \.
",s an extensive ship owner, American and
European merchant bank director, etc, hc has
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mess talents JOHN w. BURNHAM,
Merchant No. ? South street n. y
Nh DUGisa man Of rare qualifications ii
business" JOHN NJ. u. TAYLOR
Merchant. Union street, New DrleanS
Mr.. DuG ia 4 merchant of the first rcspcci'.
bilitv." J. LANDS,
Merchant New Orleans.
/ graduated IN Dutrs College in half The tim
| expected. His admirable system include
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Cashier Niagara Bank, Lockport, NJ
1t contains much matter important to III
merchant CO HALSrEAD,
President Manhattan Bank, y. \
The most complete work of the kind I havo
ever seen" JAMES B MURRAY
Presiicn, Exchange Bank, Pittsburgh
The most clotr and comprehensive that J
have met with JOHN SNYDER
CIshiur Bank OF Pittsburgh
You have put ynuroNn hong experience a, q
merchant to good uac ~ this work
RICHARD IRWIN,
Merchant 30 ~ Front street y \
The favorable opinions already expressed hy
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CHALES VI. LEUPP.
LEOPOLD BlERWORIIi
ROBERr KELLl
Special Com. ot the Chamber OF IoBmerCr : \
Extract from the MinuteH.
PROSPER VI WETMORE. Secs
Your committee unanimously concur IN III.
opinion OF the utility Of the improved method g.
MIR Dan" GURDUN j LEEDS
Recording Ss,y 81 the American Institute y
THE NEW ENLAEGED EDITION
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0T our presfnt 5npcrHtrnd'o
MIR. THOMAS B. SMITH,

II affords M much pleasure TO bear tegtimo
ny to the superior busipess qualifications Of the
bearer Mr.. Thomas Is. Smith, during several
years ia which be was in our employ "a Book
keeper aud Superintendent Of our business"
LOCBHART s. MANAHAS
Merchants and Manufacturer Chippes.
City, Wisconsin.
A an accurate. expert and scientific Ae-
c~ountant and a. a Young man Of superior be-,
mess ~attlinmeBtA, / commend Mr.. 4 u Smith
10 the fullest confidence Of all my friends and
the public A.C. FAIR
Formerly vi rle firm nf Lockhart, MaDshsn g.
Fair ChiPPeWa, City, Wisconsin.
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ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
TO INVALID SOLDIERS,
And all other Unfortunafes.
Artificial Legs, Arms 6 Clutches.
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS INTHER MAN
UFACTURE. s.g
UTRR SEVERAL YEARS IN

GREAT IMPROVEMENTS INTHEIR MAN
UFACTURE. ~
ETER SEVERAL YRARS IN
n PERIENCE in the manufacture OF Artl,
fcial Arms Legs and Clutches, the undersigned
aatters himself that he Is now able IN give en-
tire satisfaction to all those needing any thing
in his line. He warrants his articles 10 be "a
seryieeeaie~iurssle and light as can be manu-
featured; as evidence he. refers % the following
voluntary certificates:
To Charles Rehlsr. agent, UEsslilg:.
Us GENERAL HOSPITAL
WHEELING, ". Va, April 18th, 1910. !
I take pleasure in stating 10 you thar / have
carefully examined the Artificial Legs manu-.
featured by LeonhardLegran, and for which yon
are agent. For simplicity OF construction a.
well as durability and convenience, l have never
seen ANYTHING TO eqnal them and I there oTe
cheerfuily recommend them 10 any who are mn.
Fortunate enough 10 need artificial limbs.
Very respectfully, Your ohedient servant
JOHN kIRKER,
A. A. Surgeon, L.. ) A, IN charge.
WHEErNG, W. Va, April ?7th, 1865.
have ca-efulK examined the Artificial Legs
of Leonhard LeGran, aud find them simple in
their construction, OF good Workmanship light
and very substantially made. They will be
ouite as scrviceable rs any1 artificial legs in use,
and on account of their simplicity and strength
less nable 10 nteu repairs. L tuccAluHA leCtH-
mend them 10 any who may need artificial limbs,
JOHN FRISSELL.
\. \. surgeon, [. :. A.
WHEELING, W. Va. April Goth, ls65
The Arti6cill Legs offered for sale 10y Charles
Behler Agent lean recommend lor the follow
ing advantages simplicity in structure, strength
of material and economy in price.
Respectfully X W
surgeon Board ct Enrolment
Ii affords me much pleasure t~nstite that Leon
hard Legran corner al East Commons Ale.
phrnv. hrs furnished me witt m artificial le-,
that / can use we'll alter one week using |
checrfully recommend toali Who are unfortunate
enough to need one To- give INN 4 "iil.
LEWIS RAALEY,
Springialr Allegheny county, Pa,
For further particulars call on, az address,
LEONHARD LEhkAN.
NJ. ~ Ohio Street. Allegheny CITY. Pa
Or. CHARLES BEHLEk Agent.
myI Mouroo street. WhedlinE W. Va
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COMPREHENSIVE.
GEO. W. SMITH. DIN TRIcF. jobs sFHsCN
COMPREHENSIVE.

l. WITH Me JOHN TEICE and JOHN GLIB.
son, inmy Bravery Mating sH.i Hop b~asine-s.
The business viii be hereaftsf coudn etsd un.
der the TILE and style OF ". Smith dCO.
Ny new partners have been many years in my
employment, and have . thorough lasesjsGge Of
every branch Of the business, and mr. tfadf gsn.
Wsrxrns Ian. a 1876 II hsiT
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'THR DAILY RRGIsTER sTEAM

Il JOB PRINTING UFFTCE executes al
kinds Of Printing. from a Card Ia n Poster
neatly, cheaply, and on short notice. Office on
Market street, between the Mcclure House and
the Market House. c.E $50
TtAi---
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fl'HE ONLY
THE KIND in the Union conducted by a
PIP ACTICAL BUSINESS MAN. Our highest
Commercial authorities, East and west pro,
nounce his systems of Book keeping unequaieu
-comprehending every department. oil business
and vet so skillfllly condensed that the atte1
five student masters the Whoi" Ill siA ~'s"'
weeks. Ii consists Of
STOCK BOOKS,
closed once with a loss and twice with a gain
exhibiting 10y three different methoas tue trans
fer Of old 10 new books
PARTNERSHIP BOOKS,
conducted BY three different methods, eHhi,.t
inc the transfer of old 10 new books, with tho
INTRODUCTION of a new partner; and practically
illustrating the
PRIVATE LEDGER,
by means OF which the results OF the business,
are kent out sf the general books, for the use OF
mariners only. The settlement OF Partnership
Books by
with six practical illustrations, exhibiting tho
books reopened by Double Entry.
OUR RAILROAD BOOK KEEPING,
IN manuscript exhibits the construction and
eouipment. the operating receipts and eXpendi'
ure the books closed and a dividend recorded
These books are advertised by others, but not
taught elsewhere in the city. Our new system o'
PRIVATE BANK BOOKS,
IN manuscript embraces all the beat forms ia
use among private bankers Our new enlarged
edition Of
DUFFS STEAMBOAT BOOK KEEPING
In this department students have the ASSIST
auce ~ our superintendent, Mr.. IHOMAS Is
SMITH, an experienced Practical Mercantile
Accountant and formerly Clerk Of a Mississippi
steamer
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MIICH cows.

The properties thi, Powder possesses IA M
Crcasing the quantity q "i Milk III Cows. giyt
it an importance aud : value ohIch should
place it in tho hands Of = evGry person keeping
\ Cow. In f%Ittcuiu. . cattle. II gives thulu
an appetite, luusua, their h'dr AMI makes
thcm thrivC much il.lNI-
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STOCK MEDICINE.
f.. O u II q -
CELEBRATED
Horse and Cattle Powders.

THESE POWDERS HAVE PROV.
J. ED aftdr q trial Of several years, 10 be su-
perior 10 any preparation ut the klnd ~ nv.
The chief superiority ot these Powders arises
from the fact that they are composed "t need
cines that have LaNa- . tive, Tonic and Pun
fying properties. The y Laxative elects cruG.
ties from the stomach > aud intcstines tie
Tonic gives strength 4 To the system OF the
Horse. and the purify. = lng medicines contain
ed in them cleanse the 4 blood, and lay tile
foundation for a heal thy ana vigorous en-
%culatiun. The use of them improves the wind.
strengthens the appetite, and glres the horse "A
fine. smooth and glossy skiu-thus improving
the appearance, vigor aud spirit of this noble an
imai.
These Powders are not intended - most
powders are, To blOat the animal. 80 A. to give
him the appearance OF bciug tat whom not really
so-but, TO remove tho disease and promote his
general health.
These Powders will strengthen the stomach
and intestincs. cleanse them oi offensive matter,
and bring them t. a healthy state. They are a
sure preventive of Lung Fever, and a certain
remedy for all diseases incident TO the HorHc -
Chambers, Yellow Water, Distcmpcrs founnor
Heavcs, SlavcriEg Coughs, Frvers, Loss OF Ap
petite, and Vital Energy, sc. These Powders
If used two or three times a week. through the
winter aud spring, your Horses will ncNor get the
Lung Fever, Chulic or Bolts a few doses ~
these Powders will remove the worst Cough on
anY Horse. Were owners of Horses 10 iced .
few doses Of these Powders every year. they
might save the lives of many valuable Horses.
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In all diseases N wine Ef7 "b,fths Ulcers "a
the Lungs aud Liver a ~, by putting from
half n parcr To q paper - NJ these Powder in 4
barrel OF swili. the o. = hove diseases can ba
cured NJ entirely prc. vented By using
these powders the Hog Cholera rW b. pre-.
vented.
PRICE y. CTS. PER PAPER cI : PArERS
q ONE DDLLAE,
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brought to q sudden check. What had
they expected to seer None OF them
could have said exactly; but murder was
the thought uppermost in their minds,
and perhaps the sight of a man lying
with his throat cut, a thin stream of
blood meandering over the floor, and the
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IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES.

a. We have the best Pcnman in the West
2 Duffs System Of Book Keeping. sanctioned
by tho New York Chamber Of Commerce.
Taught BY the author.
3. tn daily lectures OF an experienced meT.
chant,
T. 4 saving Of seven or eight weeks in time Of
study.
., a saving Of the same number Of weeks
board.
6. Asaying Of - OF : ! in books and stationary.
J. A Diploma signed by one 80 long and 40 "a
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For full particulars, send for our elegant, new
circular, - pages, with samples ofonr Penman's
Business and Ornamental Writing. inclosing %
p. DUFF & SON,
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HARpER's ENLARGED EDITION
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Onr blanks are made up Of fine extra sized n.
per, ruled complete. with full acts OF auxiiiarfe.
we therefore present the business student
Id. the fnllnrinn -.
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OUR TERMS.

| For the Graduating course, time unlimitedsg 10
| Bl1nks and. Stationery, costing ~ slse-
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FIFTY BUSINESS hooks.

our full course Of business practice iuclud
about
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COLLEGE.
FIFTH STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA.
IN 1910,
cuF ONLY INsTITUTION OF

INCORPORATED BY LEGISLATIVE CHAR
TER.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04

The receipts to-day are extremely light, an d 70
once sine ihs oloIe of Dayisation are exceeded by
the sales. The general business Of the market oon-
tinusE duIl, though, a. we stated yesterday, more
could be dcne hut for the great lsck OF shipping
fssiliiies Wheat declined &c to day. Other grains
are unchanged. In light produce, EEgd are lower
aud declining; Butter iI also dropping and dull.
Other articles are generally unchAnI Ied. We quots
ai follows:
FreiEhts-steAdy at the following rates ALL
BAI-To New York, Flour q 90; Wool q "A 1;
Dressed Hogs 81 80. To Boston, Flour 81 10; Wool
% Al; Dressed Hog 81 20.
FIOur-steady, with only noders'e demand,
at 50 519lO 90 for fair to choice Xxx red SO 500
sll 90 for do Xxx white.
Whest-Duu and lover. ssles to-day were
l7OO bu No. red from store at 81 72.
COrn-Contlnues in fair demand and steady,
Gales 4 cars new sheIled from store at 300,
Oats-Quist. Sales car from store at 76c.
Rye-Verg dull and nominal at 81 s5.
BarIey-Quies. Held at 81 6o9l IS for No. l
and 81 s59I 20 for No. 2.
POrk-ouist and steady at SIS 90 for mss an
$40 o. for clear.
Lard-stssdy at 2Ic ia kegs and 29c ia tierc,s
for city rendered.
Smoked Meats-Hams and Dried Beefin fair
demand, and market unchanged. We quots:-
Sugar cured Hams G4e; shoulders zoo Dried Beef |
lsc.
Butter-Duu and dropping. Sales in small
way Of ". R. roll at $40.
Eggs-Iu fair requsSt and lower. Sales II bbIs
,t 2ss.
Cheese-stesdy and in fair demand at I9aslc
Tor large lots good to prime Western Deserve.
small lots selected 21922e.
RighWtnes-Duu. Email sales are making at
q 20.
AIcOhOI-Hsld at q 49@4 40 for % pei cent
Neutral Proof Spirits S2 3792 40.
PetrOIeum-QuistA at ss9ssc for refined.
Seeds-Quist. Clover held at Sls 90; Timothy
8 5O95 70.
POtatOes-In moderate request ct 81 oO9I 10
3r prime from dealers.
Beans-steady at 81 Oo@a Is kr new medium
7hite old do 81 so.
Dried APPles-ouisS and steady ct Il7fal2o
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04

ARRESTED AND DIscHARsKD.-Welea Learn that
Capt. Graves of the Recruiting Committee
of Madison, Lake Co., was arrested Thurs
day for violating the City Ordinance against
Substitute Brokerage. Having only been
engaged in the legitimate business for
which his township had commissioned him
he resolved to pay his fine, and then test
the validity of the Ordinance by an appeal
on error to the Court of Common Pleas
Citizens of Madison endorsed this course.
and George Wiley, Esq, was retained by
them as counsel for the Captain. But when
ne appeared to answer yesterday, Marshal
Frazee declined to hold him for trial, and
he was Internationally released.
He has resumed his business, and pro-
poses to work faithfully till his townsbin
quota is filed, and will doubtless not be in
terfered with again.
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FINANCIAL q COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
MoBNINe LEADtB OFFICE,
H.H ~ q lnln

FBDAG, March 8, 1855.
Quiet is still the prevailing complaint In hnaa.
cIs mniteIs a. It is In all other branches Of busi
ness. and we have no change to rePors IN this re-
sptct from what We have prev:Ou-ly said. Neither
has the condition OF the Banks undergone any ss'
IentiAl change duriFg the past ihres dsys-the
supply Of currency ruling still low, though there
is probably quite sufficient for all such wants a.
must necessarily be supplied. Exchange is with
out .rt cular activity, and rats are Etesdy at q
discount buying and par selling.
It is to be expected that pend ng tbs mill ary
events approaching elimination there will be
counter movements OF "bulls" and 'bears" in
raising ani lowering the price Of Gold, hut nothing
decided can be calculated upon reliably until such
events have ripensd and Wrought their proper In
fusnce. This may not be very remote, and ws
think will rot be- but early or late, ths interim
VII bs unsettled and irregular, hlled with rumorI
favorable to 10th the "uPl' and ed wns-" The
market to day for Geld has been = little irmer,
bat no material change was effected in the price.
The desire seems to b. to recover to 200. At
O'Clock this after, oon the rate was reported ai
1ss1s At eaIIaghe IS Evening Exchange the pricI
opensd ct 1857, and at o'clock had fallsn to
A0'/9 1H0 SaOsahb AaA0 VIII 70 Asul0 On our urst
page.
Government Gold-stcekS were sls1 irmsr to-day
and better. Old issue 5-2oS were quoted at III
at O'Clock this afternoon. Railway shares ara
better for the entire list, and more active for srec-
ulstivs account Rates in New York for the fol-
Lowing stocks at O'Clock this afternoon, as report
ed to the Stock Exchange in this city, we're; Ohio
& Mississippi Certificates 2s1f; Cumberland Coal
preferred 641z; MsripOsA l715 Erie Railway NJ
Reading lls1z; Chi,s & Northwestern "a Oleve-
land Pittsburgh 7ss4; Chicago q Rock Island
s515i Pittsburgh, Fl. Wayne a Chicago s411z f;
Michigan sorth. I'd 661<.
The tiehtnsss in the Money market is interfering
s1meWhst with the subscriptions 70 the 7-50 Loan,
aud for day or two p st they have been light.
The sales st ths Second National Bank to-day
were S46,t5O,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04
KeighbOrhoOd News.

sANDUsKY CoUNTY.-The Fremont Journal
has these personal items:
Rev. E. Bushnell arrived home Monday,
from six weeks absence as a delegate of
the Christian Commission to the soldiers of
the Union army near Petersburg.
Capt. Geo. R. Campbell, of the 1st U. 8.
Colored Artillery, and Superintendent of
the defenses around Knoxville, arrived
home Saturday evening.
The same paper reports eight cases of
theft in that village within the space of q
few days.
It also says that few days since ]. B.
W. Stark, of Hsskins, formerly resident
of Clyde, had his leg broken and badly
smashed. The physicians found it neces-
sary to amputate the limb. he died Sun
day, the 26th ult. His body was brought
to Clyde for interment, and was buried by
the Masonic Fraternity, of which he was a
valuable and honored member.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04

THE 18th ONO CAvALRE.-We have re-
ceived a note from Major J. F. Herrick, Of
the 18th O. V. c., written in Louisville,
KY, Feb. 2sth, from which We learn that
his regiment had at that time been there a
week under Gen. Stoneman's orders, fitting
for active field service. They were TO leave
the next day by steamer for Nashville and
thence by rail to Chattanooga. The Major
reports the regiment delighted with the
prospect of the change, and says it is now
in better condition than it has been since
the Morgan Raid I" It numbers eight
hundred mon wen mounted and armed,
and in the best possible state of disci-
pline.
Colonel Ratliff has again joined his COM
mand, although his ankle is still SO lame
that he can ride only with the greatestdif-
fcultY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04

INxEEss TRAIEs.-The morning express
trains on the Lake Shore road for two days
have numbered nineteen and twenty
coaches. As they have failed to connect
with the morning Columbus a Toledo trains
the passengers hsve been obliged to wait for
the afternoon trains on those roads. Those
trains have been very heavy, that of the
Columbus road, yesterday, consisting of
eleven coaches, all packed, and drawn by
two engines, and that on the Toledo road
made up of fourteen coaches behind two
locomotives.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04

UNION PRAYER MEETIEG.-A Union Prayer
Meeting of number of the Churches in
this city, will be held in the Second Pres
byterian Church to-day, beginning at half
past eleven o'clock a. N, and continue one
hour. The happy issue of President Lin
coins first term of administration and en-
deavor to put down the rebellion, and the
good omens which attend his re -inaugura-
tiOn to-day, are certainly sufficient cause
for deVOut Thanksgiving to God. We trust
there will be very large attendance at the
prayer meeting to-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04

LAKE COUNTY.-Thomas Gum, of Will
lOughby township, was drowned on Sun
day last. Attempting TO cross the river on
the ice, he broke through,
On Sunday last Rev. Mr.. Wells preached
the last sermon in st. James Church in
Painesville. The building is to be Sonvert-
ed into cheese factory That's rushing
from the sublime to the ridiculous, one
would say. From Gospel to cheese!
The farmers of Lake county are laying
cut for heavy BUSINESS in the maple sugar
making line. This purpose is quite gene
raj in Northern Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04

THs BLIED sEE.-That is, they may see il
they will bstake themselves to Mr.. Solo
monsOn's extensive establishment, No. 1SS
Superior street, and select from his large
and excellent stock the lenses suited to
each ones age and optical condition. This
establishment is one of the largest in the
city, has a very large and equally well Sc
lected stock, and commands the confidence
ofthe public.
People wishing anything in the optical
line will do well to give Mr.. solomson a
all
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04
CLEVELAND
CITY DIRECTORY
FOR 1866.

The undersigned propose to issue in the
month of May next, a complete Directory of
the City OF Cleveland. Having made the
necessary arrangements to have the city
thoroughly canVsssed 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 aud address of every
man in the city, We trust that it will meet
with that success which its merits demand.
The work will only De sold by subscription,
as no more copies will be issued than are
for.
A limited number, only, of advertise
ments will perceived. For terms, &C., ap-
ply at the LEADER Counting Room.
E. COwLEs & Co.