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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-15
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER u.s. 1865


II EWIS Z. WOOD, AUCfIONEEK.
Ia EXECUTORS SALk
THIRTY
VALUABLE LOTS,
belonging TO the wescot Estate" South Bergen. NJ j.. A
auction
LEWIS E. WOOD, Auctoneer, win sell, BY order OF Rze-
This day "WEDNESDAY Nov is 1855 At O'Clock r NJ.
City Bergen Railroad depot South Bergen thirty
choice Lots situated Hudson avenue, Clifton place,
Orchard street. Water avenue MIN road the Of
Bergen Heghts Title perfect Terms OF saleOne third
per fun particulars apply the auconeer
No. % Montgomery street, Jersey CITY
JACOB WEART hxoou'ors.
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n BURKE. AUCTIONEER-OFFICE NO. { BLEECKER
IL. strectwl se ths day, at o'clock, Fixtures of the
iqncr store e Mulberry street; also Furniture attached
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

4.
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS.-ON
IL and after Monday. Nov trains for Albany and Troy,
connecting with Northern and Western trains, will leave
New YORK follows:yis Hudson River Road, Thireth
street and Tenth 30 and 10 A. NJ aud $3.50, and
IL r. M and via Harlem Road Twenty-sixh street and
Fourth avenue. II A. NJ and4 r NJ The +. NJ train
runs on Sundays.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILy-FOR GENTLEMEN
only at the New York Mnseurn OF Anatomy. 6S Broad
Parties unable attend those lectures have them
receipt OF cents by addressing Secretary Of
New YORK Museum Of Anatomy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31
-fefspeFaace orea.IIIiIiiratlons.

FDIToEs LEADER: Amid the general
wreck and desolation in our midst, caused
by the almost unlimited sale and use of all
kinds OfintOxicating drinks, there stands,
in our city, like oases in the desert, two
organizations which are rescuing many
from the clutches of the fell destroyer, and
bringing many of the young within their
saving walls. 1t is gratifying to know that
snumber of the clergy of The city are Civ
ing the weight of their influence to aid in
this reform.
The Sous of Temperance and the Good
Templars have each been holding a series
of public temperance meetings in Temper
ance Hall, 184 Superior street. Revs. W.
H. Brewster, J. Il. Rylance, Knight, and
Warner, have already addressed these
meetings, which have been largely attend
ed. A manifest interest has been elected.
The Sons of Temperance hold another pub
lie meeting on Monday evening next, at
their Hall, which is to be addressed by
Rev. Samuel Wolcott, most able temper
ance lecturer, as we'll as talented and elo-
quent divine. We hope the Hall will be
filled. G.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31

STERoPrIooN FOR THB BEEEFIT OF TIE
SOLDIERS FAMILIES ON THE WEST SDE.-The
exhibition of steroscopic views in the West
Side High School Building, last evening,
for the benefit of the soldiers families was
grand success. In spite of the unpleas-
antness of the weather there was very
large audience present, VIII 0 testified their
appreciation by repeated enthusiastic cheers
and at the close made unanimous request
for a repetition of the entertainment,
which request We hope will be complied
with soon.
The instrument employed was a large
and powerful oxyhydrOgen apparatus, and
the views were some of the fin est ever ex-
hibited. We are glad to learn that large
sum Wasrealized.
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NEW YORK SIARnET--Hareh 80.

ET TELEGBAFH.
COtton-Less active. Sales at 794se for
liFii FIo1r-state and western euii, heavy and 100
sai,s st 50 2Oas IS for extra state; 50 s5gs 81
for common to Sood seipping brsnds extra round
hoop Ohio and 50 s5@l0 IS for trade bFandI-
Market closed hea with NO buyers a. outside
WhIsEy-Dun and dropping. Sales at % IT
az is for western.
Wheat-Aarket dali and nOmiaalIJ 2SS cents
IN ORte-Dun aud heavy at 81 259l 80.
RaA.Iey-Du1 and nominal.
COrn-DuIl sna 2gSo lower sSles Of new
VOatS-Hssvy Ga. ind lower. Eslel az $50 for
western.
PetToIe um-Quist at sS5So for Crude, Sc for
Benned in bo. I'd, aud 72e loF TeAE edfIee.
Bfee-Duu-
sugar Quiet. MuscOvadO 1c7l@l11z; Hs-
Vana IEe.
| POFk-Op red Arm Jar demand. but closed
he1vy AID dull. Sales at s27 0Og29 so for new
/ msss closing at 81 90 regular; S24 0o924 so
for 1851 mess cash and regular way, closing
/ at s24 60 cash; S24 U0l9-- for prime aud
x26 OOaZ7 % for prime messs Also 800 bbls Of
new mess for April and May, sellers and buyers
/ option, at 81 2592s ".
/ EeeE3uist.
Reef Hams-Heavy at % 0O924 81.
i BncDu-Market quiet. Sales OF Cumberland
/ out At I5al51%c; 161SqI7c far short ribbed, snd
| 161<9161<c for long ribbed.
/ sun nteals-Quiet.
I.ard-J qsettled sales at I55491s5zc.
Bufter-In demand. Sales o. I49S2e for Che
| Ind 2o933 for stats.
1 cheese Quiet st l4G23c-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31

PRESERVATION OF HEALTH."-We have
received from the author, Mr.. Reuben Hill,
lecture, in pamphlet form, "on the Pre-
seIvation of Health, and how to avoid the
Diptheria and all Diseases of the Throat
aud Lungs, also nine tenths of the Fevers
of cur country, without the uss of Medi-
cine"
The author advances novel, plausible
and quite ingenious theory of consumption.
We do not understand that he processes to
cure this dreadful disease, but he claims to
have discovered simple means whereby
the worst colds may be disarmed of evil.
The position taken is SO novel, and the
means proposed SO strikiugly simple, that
the Perusal of the pamphletwilI well repay
one his time and money. It is for sale by
A. J. Hawks.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31

hold their goodS One Of ne leading jobblDg houses
on Wednesday reported he foIloEing rsauesd rates
OF many OF the staple astieles: 4. ~.
Esw York Mills, bleachsd. st 4z5<e; Wsmgatta,
bleacasd sec; WiIlismsville 35c; Warren, Ohiss
30s; Bay Mills SOC; Lonsdale 261zc; Sill e zoe
Hope 231Ss; Blsck kstone &c; AsisEayan * Sso-
Brown Goods-staIk khseting 42<c; Indian
Head 4z1ze; Appleton 4311zc; Medford S7zso Good
hope 221ze Swift River 2Ic; Laurel, D, s9o Pep
perch. 4, sc; Peppers1, B, 2Sci PerpEelis OI
zee Pep2erell, N, z3e.
Tieks-Pemberton. "A, CSC Pemberton, x, &c :
Pembsrton, +, s21zo; SNit River s5c; York, q
inch, 625Se; YORK, SO-.neh, 55e; Amoskeag, AOAs
CSC.
Price, are rapidly being based on cotton at about
Soc per pound, and while many goods have alroady
reached this mArF, others are held back only By
the scarcity Of some paFtiealOr styles in uarket.
The following are the QuOEstions for Atlantis
goods Heavy sheetiDg, (A) 3, ST-ineh, 45e; Me-
dlum sheeting, a. D, sT-neh. m ediun, stci Hsavy
shirting, (A) V, 80 inch, sse; Fine EhsetiBg, CAl
l. 861L-fucA S3c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31

BENEFIT TO PRoF. BALLou.-A benefit will
be rendered to Prof. Ballou, by his friends
and pupils, this evening, at Chapil's Hall.
Prof BallOu is, by odds, the best dancing
master in this city, and deserves the liberal
patronage of all disciples of Terpsichore.
We hope that his beneft-psrty tonight
will be well attended.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
George H. Benham and G. B Tibbits were
proposed. The vote stood thus:
G. H Benbam
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31

Il on Wilt on avenue, east OF Kinsman st It con-
tains loo choice Peach tres, end The soil Is vel
ad pt d for Grapes. The laud lies handsomely, and,
being out ide the city imiis the purchas-r will
aFoi { c ty axes and have beautiful Tl4ce for
residence in good neiehborhood. For price and
te or payment enquite at 2j Sheriff str et or Of
THOMAS EARL. Bolivar street mh25.lq5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31

The further deolins In gold to-day with the con-,
plete stagnstion -evailiDg at lesdiDg commercial
points, renewed The depression IN this market from
which it on yesterday seemed TO have partially re-
GOV red, auc throughout the day fhs dullnsss ha,
bsen as extrer "a at any time during the winter
months We have no change to note in prices to-
day, the market for aim st everything, hoEevsr,
being mainly nominal
Freights-Stesdy at tho following rates ALI
BAm-To New Yorh, Flour ~ 90; Wool, 81 "a
Dressed Hogs 81 30. To Boston, Flour 50 1Oi Wool
81 Al Dressed Rogs 81 40.
FIOuF-In moderate trade dem nd at 50, s,5O9
s,fOkrXX red; 9,5O@lO, 90 for Xxx white.
Wheat ull, heavy and nOm'nsl Hoss'es.-
81, 80 bid for NJ. 2 red from store
COrn-Without 5 lie and nominal at 8 c f. ON
store.
Oats-pull. Sales cars from store at &c.
Bys-Very dull and entirely nominal.
BarIey-IDactive and nominal at 81, 20 for No.
and 81. Is for 10. 2.
POFk--In moderate request. City packed mess
held at $500.
Lard-In fair request for eity-rendered at &c
in kgi and 2lo in tierces. Country. rendered held
a. l69Isc.
Smoked Meats-In fair trade demand and
steady at 2sa FOR sugsr-cured hams; 1so for shoul
ders lsc for dried beef
Rutter-Durl and heavy. Small sales ct 21@2se
fsr Western Reserve Ioll.
Eggs-MArket quiet st l7glsc.
Cheese-scarcs and arm at &c.
HighWines-Dun and nominal at S2 Is asked.
AIeohOI-Msrket quiet bu. sieady at 4,42a
~ for SO per cent. Neutral Proof Spirits 81 81
@2 20.
PotrOIeuo-Ths market is quiet and nominal
at soc.
seeds-CIover scarce aud hrmer. Small sales
to-day at $500. Timothy held at 81, ,OO@5,25.
POtatOes-In moderate request st s59sOo for
prime Peaoh-blows
Beans-Very dull, and market nominal ct 81 90
92 rs for medium white.
Dried APPIes-Dui at lO1s9no, and pay for
packages,
Dried Peaehes-sosroe and firm ct 42@44o
kr peeled, and s2sa4c for uDpeeled.
Lake Fish-scsFee, il good request and very /
firm at the following prices: Whitessh, halt bbIs,
so 5Oi Trout, half bbls, So 9rOi Pokerel, half bbs
50 90, snd very ,caroei HsrriDe IS so psrbbI.
Feathers-Steafy, with sales in a moderate
Esy at sOo for prime live geese.
Sait-Stesdy. Ooarse s. 90; Ground Solar IS 25
Fire u G5.
HOPs-Firm. New York State 4c@5Oo, accord.
ing to quality.
sGaIi-steady. Barley Malt held at $3.50 per
bushel.
Ale and POFter-harket steady. We orot,
~ folloWs Present Uss XX Ale SO; Stock ky
sn0Flsi Ksnnstt s1l /; Pale Cream g1I; Por,a
~. half and quarter barrels In proportion.
water Ltme-Firn 1t - 25 nor OSWego Gzd
Plaster.-'POwsT's" land plaster E2 50 p.r
'on.
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It was decided that each ward sppointone
man on the Central Committee.
The Convention adjourned sine die.
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RIVER ITEMs.-The small schooner q. c.
Post arrived here yesterday from Black
River, with q load of wood. Three or four
scows also arrived yesterday.
The barque FOntanelle, which has been
entirely remade, re6tted, painted, and just
escaped from the dry dock, is being rugged
and made ready for immediate service.
The new steamer Ironsides is being
scrubbed up preparatory to receiving a
coat of paint. We understood that her
repairs will amount to s., 900.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31

CR'ss-W WAKs.-Fine substantial cross
walks are being laid on Ontario street,
near the Burnet House. This and Vine
yard street seem TO be the most favored
streets just now in the city. Perhaps,
like deformed children, they need moro
attention than any other.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31

Attention is called to the advertisement
of the New York and Liverpool Petroleum
Company. The Prospectus, which will be
sent to any address, on application, gives a
full account Of its operations, with Charter
and Bylaws. A limited number of shares
are offered at the subscription Price of Five
Dollars per Share, without further tax or
assessment; can be had by addressing the
Company, II Broadway, New York, or on
application to any of its Agents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31

Az IMPROvEMEET.-Workmen are engaged
in pulling down and removing the rickety
old building just north of Ransom's wood
yard, between River street and the
dock. Mr.. C. H. Clark, we are inform
ed, has purchased said yard and the spot
occupied by the building which is part
Of the old Hilliard estate, all of which he
intends converting iDte a coal yard.
That building has long invited the torch
Of an ineendiary, and it is a matter of pub
lie coDgrstulstiOn that the vermin- -infested
old shell isbeiDg removed from the sight Of
men.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31

= GlNES, suita; le for OIL Works. They have 8
lnch nues, viii bum wood or al, and are especially
eTTa1ged Tor the Oil business. Apply soon. Address
JONAS y. HEC, " RobiLs1n Machine Works."
bichm nj, Ind. mh6:Igs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31

NoTIoE TO ADvEETIsEAs.-All those who
propose to advertise in the Cleveland
Leader Directory, and have not yet fur
nished the matter for their cards, will
please send the copy through the Post Of
fee to our address without further delay.
E. UowLEs & Co., Publishers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31

EOTioI.-There will be a meeting of the
Candidates on the Union Ticket, on Friday
evening, at seven o'clock, at the Union
Club Room, Perkins Bleck. 1t is necessary
that every one be present. By order,
mch30 COMMITTEE,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31

DIR RutfIey, from Canada Yves, takes this
me hod OF aDnou, ciUg TO he citizens Of Clevs-
land that be has taken rooms at the City Hotel,
where he will be glsd 10 treat oil ruderiug from
Chronic Disessss or otherNise N medisipe used
Chsrg's very moderats. Those unable tv pay are
cordially invited and healed free uh29:1ss
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Meeting of the sJty union Central
Committee.

MeeIInS OF TIC SIIy UnIOm LenIFHI
Committee.
The members of the Central Union Com
mittee, elected yesterday, are requested to
meet the retiring Committee at the Club
Rooms, in Perkins Block, this evening at
hslf-past seven O'clock.
A full meeting of those gentlemen is de-
sired, as important business connected with
the election on Monday next, is to be trans
acted. GEO. CALKGEs,
Chairman.
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Denfistry.-D DR.. J. R, DANIELS, late Of the
brm of Halliwell Daniels, haI r,coyersd from bis
sickness and cen be founi as formerly at the old
stand, corner Of Ontario street and Public Square,
and would be pleased to see his numerous friends
ard patrons who may require his professional
services. mh3OIg7
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The Largest and Most Perfect
GRAND OPERA COMPANY
IN THE NO p Z n

Msny o. the lovers Of the Opera in this city are
familiar with the. history OF the Grand German
Opera Company since he has assumed the rec
ion, The success OF which has far tranJcenced
any thing hitherto affirmed by Operstio organizA-
tiOr s in America.
His So cial Envoy, Mr. ADOLPHE BIRGFELD,
has passed the spring aud summer at tbs principal
court cities of Europe, eogagng for this season
several new Ar ites. and purchasing for the Di-
rector 3 large and KIP nsiv wardrobe and Operas
new to the American rtsge.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31

& Good Secondhand ianO, 1870 yards
Brussels Carpet, Mahogany Book Case, Desk Fur
niture, Hair Mattresses, stoves, &C &c, a. sue-
tion, on Saturday, April LIST, by O. Cutter Son,
at their Auction Room, No 1S4 eank S.. msI:is7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31

OIL Factory for sale.-The subscriber Of
fers 20 sell his factory 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 pos
session given ifrequired. b. PELTGN.
Cleveland, Feb. II, ls65. feb15:r2Of
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Rose 4 PreutIas' ProElsEOa iRsrket he
port.


The New York Tribune of Wednesday says there
has been decided decline in the prices Of dry
goods. especially standard b7own shsesinss, ticks
and blstchsd cott0ns, within few days. Agents
has been compelled 70 submit 70 reductions eE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31

A Beautiful Lot on 7 axe Shore, three niles
east of the city linits, II acres with good House
and Barn and variety of Fruit; two acres of Grapes
adjoining the residence OF Il. p. OlsIk, yea Prizes
5000. [m29.Ies1 JNO. G. JENNINGS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31
LOCAL NOTICES.

Pianos ut COSt.-I viii sell my stock of Pi-
amos at Banufasturors' wholesale prices Iweu-
Ty-nve per cent can be saved by purchasing at No.
Euclid street [HSl:lsSJ GA. BARLOW.
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NEw ADvEErIsEMENls.

NNW I'D ~ \ .
ACADEMY OF Music-Grard German Opera.
c. A. Bead Con-. Y. & L. Petroleum 90.
o. Gutter son-Dwellipg at Auction.
Z. Il. Keys-Lsnd for Sale.
Want,d- Situation.
Wanted-sm al L ouse.
J. B. Huston a CO. Oil for Sale
Lolt-Nsek.tie and Pin.
6. L. shottsr 4 Co.-4pples or Gale.
For eaIe-House and Lot.
o. Gutter 8 son-FurDituie at Auction.
Prov. Marshal Brosn-Correo,ion OF Enrolment
E.Y& &Ii.erpCol Petrol un CO.-Looal Notice
Pianos at Cost-Locsl Notice.
Piano, So, st Auctton-IOr Notice.
Sugar Greek Oil Cj.-LscAl Eotice.
City Union Olub-Local Ectics.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31

George Hester and s. A. Abbey were
proposed as candidates. The first ballot
stood:
s. Abbey 4e
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31

CRY CoUEoIL.-There will be a meeting
ofthe City Council tonight at seven o'clock,
to transact the business left untouched last
Tuesday night.
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New York Stock HaEket-March so.
rRY rnrEanApH

government without decid change. Q.
S. Sixes Of 1881 coupons los. 60 reg steied
DO cCupons, new issue, l0614; Ten-foriy coupons
9I1<; DO registered -; One y ar certificates -.
SsOeEkH-geavy Fort Wayne tO1%; R OK
Isla d sS1a Toledo 9eyeSnd and Pitts
Southern 1895 MsripoEa -; N. =. Central SS14
Erie 4s; Hudson 81; Reading sS1z; Michigan
Central -; Eorthwts'ern -; do preferred
40; Chicago, Burlington & Quincy lO4; Missouri
Sixes -; Ohio . Mississippi certificates q;
Cumberland -; Quicksilver 63; Canton -
Alton & Terre Haute -; Pacific Mail -; Erie
preferred 70, Tennessee sixes-.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31

The Sixth Ward Pro eefion Club win
pay $500 losal bounty for recrUits . OF llatls TO
craft who can be mustered in + I any regiment
they may desire. W. P. FOG }, Prest.
GE0. A, KOLsJ, See'H mh27lsS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31

- sale ct the office of yant, ration and Co. e
meTcannls College, No Is Harthr1p and HArriDg-
8 Block. The best p5n ia use Call and try them.
DEAkB, Agents, G eveland, o. mchZ2:i9s
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sugar Creek

sugar Creek OIL Go Il Will sell the whole
any portion of Hve hundred sh .res of the above
Stock on very reasonable terms. Lpply to WH. E.
PRESTON, rear the Court House. mh3IIss
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ToNSoRIAL
WIGs AND hair WORA.

WIG5 AND HAIR WORA.
SE. D E'S EEH ESTABhIRHKEE2,
FHA LARGEs1 N THE STATE
On ZIG HsNal AR1 lElIES MAR GREsgH7
50 PUBLIC H4UARE
hspuAetursr Of 81 kinds of WIGS, Ineludt-g
ths celebrated
ILLUSION WIG. 50
taAs 70 resembles natare as 70 defy The eiosssi
scrutiny. A VsEy large snd beautiful Itook q
LONG HAIB, lbrouSht By ihe propristoT from
Europe. for SNITOHE5 and BBkIDs-ths anaEi
AssoEtmsnt ever soen IN this city.
ladies' Front Pi3css aHd Half. Wigs,
In sysrJ stylss With al improvements.
sNfS or oURLs, nsss hoE Tr.nch Natural
Dfitd Hair lguarastoS5-)
sUashE B05BIE snd FRTPIlH F0WB.
1TEBFALLs, Sc
Asas - re Ad7ortissr, equal 70 tics iurpcrssd,
L1diss' Br1ids made int any hira c. Hezd .Dr. a
gI Bow without ini1ry 20 Switch.
LADIES' HAIR DRESsIHG T. tbs u,--s rrer.f.
ns and fAEhionabls ssTiss.
E1-An work warranted e EepEsssasaS
RoT and COLD BATHS y ~ hoRTS. assn
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~ Oiti1ens wishing conveyance 70 either Of the
tboVe Trains Boats win be called for By Coaches
1f Stevens Omnibus Line, BY leaving their address
ct the Omnibus ohios, 14T Superior strost, next
door 90 the WsddeI House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31

Norris Arabian Condition Powders.
The oLly reliable article in use for Horses. One
Is cent. package is worth more as tn season Of
the year than ten bushels Of oats. sold by all
dIuggi,ts aud dealers. mhl7:2ls dy&wy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31
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 $40 1Oc.
exceeding 80 and under $50 15c.
exceeding $40 and under $50 zoe.
mcbI4:F
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31

The Spring Csmpaign.-1he enemy il
| upon us! No, one enemy, but multitude From
every swamp and moras5, fiOm vale and prairie,
from filthy streets ard dock, from lakes, rivers
and lsgoons. they rise to assaiI Us. No man sees
them, none are aware Of thsir presence uut til smit-
| ten dewn pale aud helpless. on a couch of pain
Who are these fOes1 Not embsttIed rebt ls, but
| assaiants IN ch more t-rriyIs-t-e e armies Of the
air Mephitio e1hAls'i ms, fog' that chill the
marrow-the elements Of disease that winter he'd
in chains, bat which the sgn and rain have Hbe-
rated from tbs sofeened soil to prey upon tle IN.
protected and 70, bic.
How shall they be bsfi d? siu-pIy By inyigo.
rating the stomach and the nervous s,em. The
pure,t aud tue most harmless OF toucs-FosrE--
rEBs STOMACH BITTERs lis accessible to all. WHY
risk Chllls and Fever, Bilious R mittents, Dysgep-
Iia, Bowel Complaints, Nervous Prostration, or
any Of the rpld mics and endemics VII ch crop
out" everywhere with the c1miag OF the Spring,
wheu they can be eff ctualiy prevented by thu &C.
cas.onal use of the gsntless stimulant, Ihs finest
Alternative and the b. st ct mach ever drawn from
the resources Ct she vegetable kipgdym. Its like
is not to be fo1nd as a PROTECTIVE or a REMEDY,
either among the STANDARD prescriptions Of the
Faculty or the advertised medicines Of the day -
Sold everywhere. mh2T:223 IEdAW
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r. Y. Money Market-Mareh so.
IBY rELEgRAPHl

MOUey-Ea,ier st SGT > ct.
Sterling ExehRmge-Dull at 19@lCs5s
for first class banker bills.
GsOId-Msrkes dull and low r. Opening ai
15C5<, dec.iling to 1879, and closing st 1875.
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EOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOE I29

Lake street, c7Tner Wood and Lake within the
second Mard, stin guished its wealth and good
S1iakeuship q and within Ten minutes walk f ON the
Eu1ilc Square, Post-afioe, Mark,t, Princip epOts
ena business streets. House brick d with wing,
SUBSTANTIALLY and tsstefully built arranged with
reference ALIKE to CONT rt sid convenience having
an unob struce ana beautiful view OF the Lake aud
tuEnlsnea with lake water, gas and furnace The
VINO e ID good con lion. Terms reasonable. l. un-
3 by the Let OF Msy, will be for rent InqUire on
loe premises st ihe Office Of Drs. Blair and San
eers. % Public Square mcL2jIW
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MIRROR FOR RSALE-ONE LARGE,
IL nice mounted Mirror At Jon6s' v,ry cheap Call
and zee it-ls6 Superior street. mch22Io5