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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-21

HARPHR's MONTHLY FOR MARUE.-We
have received from W. D. Baker, A. J
Hawks and Cobb and Co., copies of this
Magazine for March. That it is q very
rich number one necessarily infsrs from
the more reading of the table of contents.
]. Ross Browne co ntinues his admirable
papers descriptive of IA tour through Ari.
zons," which is followed by an illustrated
poem. Driving Home the Cows" The
fourth paper of his brilliant graphic series
on "Heroic Deeds of Heroic Men" is fur
niShed By John s. c. Abbott, brave old Ds-
vid G. Farragut being the hero of the ar
ticle, and the seige and capture of Port
Hudson the caption. This article is we'll
illustrated, and portrait of the iron man
stands as sufficient preface.
Next is 70 poem, 'My STAR" followed
by powerfully illustrated and very inter
esting article on fSugar-makiDg in Cuba"
Next in order are ''Mr. RasptOn's Resur-.
rectiOn," "POor Isabel" "our Lessons in
statesmanship," ''Maud Molyneux," "old
Letters" two chapters Of "ArmadaIe," y.
Wilkie Collins charming serial, and three
chsPters Of Dickens incompatible story, (.
"our Mutual Friend" ," Ultra marine Views" !"
together with the usual monthly record
of events, Editors Easy Chair and Editors
Drawer.
All these form a very attractive maga-
zine, which can be found ct each aud all
Of the places mentioned above.
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LECTURE IRON A. D. RICHARDSON, ESQ
Our citizens will be interested and pleased
to learn that A. D. Richardson, Esq, the
correspondent of the New York Tribune 80
long confined in the rebel prison at Sails
bury, will soon deliver lecture in this city,
in description of Prison life in the South.
Mr.. Richardson is of all men in the nation
perhaps the. best fitted accurately and
graphically to depict the features of south
ern prison life. His long confinement has
given him ample opportunity for personal
observation and experience, and his wide
and we'll deserved reputation as a descrip-
tive writer is guarantee of the brillisncy
and interest as well as the instrueiYeness of
the lecture. Since his release Mr.. Richard
son has spoken in the leading cities of the
Union to thronged audiences. HIS srposs
of rebel barbsrities and cruelties is q most
needed one. The time of his lecture here
has not been determined, but will be an
nounced in few days.
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NEW YORK nARKEr-Feb. 20.
ley InIroRAPHJ

CottOn-Dull and scarcely so firm at s49s5o for
middling.
FIOIr-state and Western dull and IOal5o
lower on common grades.
Sales At SlO 4O9lO 60 for extra State; market
closing quiet.
WhtakY-HeaTy. Sales ct q STa2 2s for
weItern-nsarly al at the inside price.
Wheat-Dul and nominal lac lower. Eales
81 l6 for Milwaukee clab; 50 20 for common wintef
red western.
Rye-Quiet.
BaFley-Steady.
COrR-Dqll sales ct 81 90 Prime old western
yellow; 81 ss for old mixed Weatern.
Da1s-Rsther more active and hrmsr Fa'es at
81 ll7z91 u for western, the latter price to the
Government.
COHee-Quiet.
Sugar-Quiet.
Mciasses Quiet. Sales a. 81 He1 4s for
New 0rleSns,
PetrOIeum-Dul. Crude s6e; refined in band
667<967c; do free s69sTo.
WOOl-Dull
POrk-IrTegular with moderate speculative
dmand. salesat SS5 s77z0ss 125S for nsv mess;
SSS 509S3 75for 1854 do, eash and regular Wav
closing at S33 rs regular; $40 OO0S0 o. for prime
and S34 009S4 76 for prime mess. Also 800 bbl1
new mess for March and April, buyers option, at
S56 25937 25.
Beef-steady. Sales at SIs Oo03s 90 for uIain
mess 81 0O024 90 for extra mess.
Beef Hams-AetiTe and hrmsr, Sales At
sD 76O27 30
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PRESENTS.

Christmas and New Years at Union Hail.
Those Whe want Presents should zfFs US A call
We have Clothing for rich, and Clothing Tor poor
All should come TO rs and Bargains secure;
We have Cisthing for Boys, and Clothing for Men
Many more styles than IN now Try 70 pen;
Goats, Overcoats, Pants, Jackets and Vests,
All our oWn make and surely the best.
We have Scarf and Scarf Pins, Neck Ties and
Craystl,
Shirts, Gloves and OollaIs, suspenders and Hats,
Haf-Hose and handkerchief, Wrappers and Draw.
en,
Made out OF SILK, Wool, Msrino OF GauEs;
And many more things that are ueefnl and nice
Which for these times we'll sell as very low price
Aud then for the lad e. God bless the dear creAtures
And grant that No sorroS may ere mar thelr fsa.
turss;
The present for them which win give them most
pleasure,
And Be in each household blessing and treasure.
Is . SAWING MAOaINEi ore Of SINGERS, yoa
know,
IE ahead Of all other Machines made to 70 sew,
II is simple, Il Is handsome, and easy % run
And BY far the best Sewing Machine uuder tie gun.
Inen all who want Presents 70 UNION BALL his.
Well We know that Ehen there yOu'I not fail %
buy,
FOR the gins that are vaIusd and prissd most Of al
Ars those that are purchased ct car Amed UNION
HALL.
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Cleveland Evening Stock Exchange.
MoEpAY ErEN1Na. Teb. b. 1ss5.

MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 20, 1855.
The sio. K Exchange Wss fairly attended this eve
ming, and the general Stock list received good
share Of attention. Gold was quiet, the usuL op.
orators seeming disposed to hold OF, nOtvitbstand-
ing the rmtr fee ing in New York that ths reports
indicated. In the local list liverpool Oh stock was
somewhat panicky, and free offers to sell were
made 1t 70, but there were few disposed to take
hold. Grant OIL stock aIrO realized considerable
decline, with more sellers than buyers.
The Reference COMMITTEES reported in favor Of
calling Flour, Wheat, Corn, Oats, Rye and Barley
after the Stock Est, which was approved by the
Board.
The Secretary announced that he had arranged
for q regular daily report Of Stock rates In New
York after P. NJ, to commence on Tuesday the
2lst.
The SAILS Of ths awning vrare a. EoIIova.
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SUMMIT COUNTY,
LAKE oOuNTY.


These quotas include all credits up to De-
cember 31st. All credits for enlistments
since that date are to be deducted from
them.
We published some days since table eI-
hibiting the credits for the month of jan
uary. Those since made cannot be exactly
ascertained until the monthly reports arc
made out. We understand, however, that
they carry Boston and Concord out of the
draft, and Bedford and Hudson nearly so.
The First Ward enlisted II men on 4he
ninth of January, reducing It's quota to II,
which will probably be filed to-day. The
Second, Fourth and Sixth Wards suffer
the most heavily under the present assign
ment.
The Third Ward and the township of
Middleburgh have each a surplus of one on
tho coming draft.
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BrsHoP sn[rsoS's LE0IURE.-We are hap
Py to announce that Bishop Simpson will
deliver his great address on ''The Future of
this Country" next Thursday evening, in
the Erie street NJ. E. Church. As all our
readers know he is one of the grandest or
ators in this country, and this address has
received tho highest encOmiums from the
press in all the great Eastern cities.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-21

MEETIEG or CoLoRED PEOPLE TO PRoHoTE
EHLIsTNESTs-Manym members of the Color
cd NJ. E. Church, on Ohio street, met last
Sunday evening to discuss the propriety
and urge the importance of the enlisting of
the colored young men of the church and
city. Among the speakers, ". F. Jones de-
clsred that although he was not allowed to
vote but was allowed to pay taxes, he felt it
was his duty to 80 into the army, as the
cause was q just one. Since the Constitu-
tiOnal Amendment has passed, there is no
need, and no prOpriety, in colOred people
staying out Of the army.
Rev. John A. Warren then spoke words
of consolation and cheer to the young men
present who have already enlisted.
: Mr.. John MalTin, one of the oldest col
Ored citizens of the city, urged them to be
true to themselves and the cause, and said
he never wanted to hear from them leav-
ing their post. There was much enthusi-
asm manifested.
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First Ward.-The following Committees are
appointed to CANVASS for funds:
1. Vineyard and Division Sts., snd oil roath-Wm
Mslhipch and P. Gsrlach.
2. Superior st. to Public squars-A. Z. Adams and
Mr. storer.
g. Euclid ST. to Erie, south sids-E. B. Perkins
and Mr.. Stone.
4. seneoa, ChAnplssn, Long and Michigan stJ-
C. sturtevant and John Barge.
8 Sheriff and onta 10 sts.-G. A. Myers and W. L.
N. Kellogg.
8. Prospect to Erie, oSk and Hickox-GeO. Rose,
s. A. Jewstt.
I. Erie ST.. J. Benton, A. Wilmer.
s. Huron st.-L. C. PRATT, E. He's ,nmusllsr, tas
Arnold.
9. Bolivar AID alleys to HurOn-J. Bimes, I'd.
Waeks2man.
To- Esgiss Aaron Merchant.
IL. Miami and Ohio lts.- G. C. Julier, and John
GAVIN.
IL KinEmsn and Pittsburgh sts.--Frank Msgory,
- MoGarvey.
Is. Cross, Hill and Ohio, from Pittsburgh to Canal
-Ym. Cotterell, P. Black.
IA. Howe ST.. Whit head.
Three thousand dollars are wanted by noon to.
day. II the money can be had at once, We can
clear the Ward otherwise the drA must 60 on.
Meeting this evening at TX o'clock.
WIN. NELHINC5, President.
I. CHEsrIR, sec'y. fs.2l:19I
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Good Templar PubIie Meeting.-FOresi
City Temple, No. 50, will hold another Of their
Public Meetings, at Temperance Hall, No. ls4 su-
periOr street, on Wednesday evening, Feb. 22d, at
~ o'clock, on which occasion there will be an ad-
dress by Mr.. A. t. slade, good music by Mr.. shep-
ard and Prof. Valiant. AdmittSnco free. This
public are icVited.
Committee Of Arrangements;
A. n. Piper, Lewis Mesm4D,
Charles d. Eaveret, Mrs. o. L. Bsuder,
Mrs. Eliza Tinker.
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The twentieth annual report of the Now
York Life Insurance Company will be
found in another column. The Trustees
have declared dividend of 50 per cent. on
all policies of twelve months standing
have added over q million of dollars to its
assets-hsve directed the payment in cash
on tho first monday in March, 1865, of all
outstanding dividends up to 1s63-total
amount $35S, $50 and have set apart $53s,
see to pay the entire dividend up to 1866.
Thus paying to the policy -holders $s04, ,s9s,
out of the business of 1854. During the
year 4, ,0O5 new policies were issued, aver
aging, exclusive of Sundays, nearly eigh-
teen policies per diem-insuring an amount
of $I3, ,147, ,55s. Its cash premiums exceed
those of any other company in the United
States with but one exception. The policy
holders are the only stock holders in the
Company, and share in It's entire profits
from year to year. Ifany other Life InBur-
ance Company can AhOw as good a record
please give US the figures.
Read the notice Of DR.. DeHart, in another
fsb2I
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Re desire to eali NC 1tion b the .dre

We desire to call attention to the advertise
msnt OF George D. Beck, offering for sale the lease
of that splendid lot on the corner of Superior and
Bond streets the lease runs twenty five years with
privilege of purchase at the end Of five years at
low price or it can be purchased at the present
time for cash. For purposes of business, or nice
residences It cannot be excelIed. feb17:l9I
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UNITED sTAEEs CoURT.-This Court met
yesterday morning, but adjourned without
doing any business. The interesting case
of the State Us. John Morrissey and Eliza
Keith, charged with enticing soldier to
desert, will be taken up tomorrow morn
ing. -a-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-21

Baltimore and VenaBGO Oil Co.
Dividend No. 2.-The President aad Directors
Of the Atove-named company have declared q
monthly dividend for the month of Jsaulry Of two
per cent. on their capital stock, payable on and
after the 18th inst.
Cleveland stockholders will receive thei, divide d
at the Banking House OF wasOn, Everett %.
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Private A6airs-ImPOrtant TO Many.
-DB. DEEARr can be consulted daily from to II
A. and from 2 to P. NJ. at the Drog Store Of
George W. Clark, No. 1ls Superior street, Cleve-
land, until March 7th.
People (mAlc or female) suffering from diseases
they do not wish everybody to know Of, will find it
prsftable to consult DR.. DoHart.
Married Ladies wishing relief from weaknesses
other diseases peculiar to their sex, can consult
DR.. DeHsrt at his residence, No. IO4 Erie street,
near Medical College, from hAlf-past to half-past
eight o'clock every e5ening, Sundays excepted,)
until the date above named. This arrangement
will shOrd an opportunity to many to get well, who
have seemingly done everything for the recovery Of
lost health.
Avail yourselves of DR., DeHsrt's extensive sxpe-
rience. feb7I92
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SECOND ANNUAL BALL.-The Second Annu-
al Ball of the International Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers, to take place to-
morrow night in Chapin's Hall, promises
to be one of the finest things of the season.
Leland's band will furnish the music.
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RESIGNATION OF JUDsy RAEKEY.-We un-
derBtand that Judge Ranney has resigned
his seat on the Supreme Bench of this
state for the reason that his salary is in
adequate. He will resume his practice as
a membsr of the law firm of Ranney,
Baekus and Noble.
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MAseuERADs AND FANCY DREss BALL-NC
one will forget the Grand Masquerade and
Fancy Dress Ball which will take place
tonight in Chspin's Hall. Four prizes
will be given away, two for the best comic
characters, and two for the finest fancy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-21

The masquerade at Chspin's Hall, this
evening, promises to be one of the most at
tractive ofthe season. Many new and now
81 features will be added.
Go to Chapin's Hall to-nightif you wish
to spend pleasant evening.
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fers to sell his factory on Canal and Ohio stree ts
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly sit
mated, compact and conveniently arranged. Ca
pacity about fifty barrels per day. Immediate pos
session given ifrequired. B. PKLT0N.
Cleveland, Feb. Il, 1865. febl5:r2Of
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Cleveland medicnI ColIar

Cleveland Medical College. Tie Gem
mencement Exercises Of the Cleveland Medical
College. will be held at the College Building, cornel
of Erie and st. Clair streets, on Tuesday evening
2lst inst, at seven o'clock.
Address by the Rev. NJ. A. Hogs. The public Il
respectfully invited TO attend.
PROCTOR THAYER, See. Of Faculty.
feb2I:I9I
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TWO OPORTABLESTEAM ENGINE

M ECCA OIL LAND FOR SALE
III Fourteel acres Of valuable and I'D AGENT 10
the old "Asi er tnd Chswn 40-bhl we'll. A we'll was
suak on this land In 1851, 100 fet deep. with fine
ThoW OF OIL but never fairly tested. an b. bought
a. a bargain, Inquire Of L. J. Mel SIN I'D SUN,
Sanksrs, WarIen, u, ior on We X. febls:lg
TOR SALE, CHKAP.-A Horse, Har-
- ness, Open Bugg7 and Sieish. Tho Horse can
pace in 2i5, trots good gait, aud s kind for Family
febl5:l92
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NEW ADvEETTsEzKETei


Academy Of Musie-1he Rose Of CASTLE.
B. L. Span gler-Proposals.
c. L. Bsnder-BoaTding Heuss for Bent.
4s Church st.-Girl Wanted.
N Life IntRrsnes Co.-20th AnnuSl Report.
$50 Superior st.-GirI Wanted.
ls2 Euolid st.-FsTm for Sale.
Jsy'or, erisWold 4 Co.-Lost.
R. Situation Wanted.
Chester CO.-HstS, OSps and Furs.
J. S. Claxton-To the Pe1p'e.
n. 7. Life Ins. Oo.-Locsl.
D. DsHGrt-Looal Notice.
Carrier Boy Wsntei-Loosl Notlce.
DonatiSn TiSit-LocAl Notice.
First Ward Local Notice.
Cleveland Medical Collego-Looal Notice.
Good Templsrs-Lceal Notice,
Eotice to the Publ;e-L1cal Nstiea.
Mssquerade-Local Notice.
Baltimore VonaDgo Oil Co.-LooSl Notice.
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NOffee.-Ths Ladies attached to the Shiloh
Baptist Church, tcolOred) will hold Festival for
the benefit Of their church, on Tuesday Evening
next, February goth, at Metropolitan Hail. at ~
o'clock. The exercises will consist of speaking and
singing. The Rev. Joseph Nichols will introduce
the exercise If prayer and few remarks suitable
to the occasion. Come one, come ALL to help Us to
build the house of the Lord. Admittance twenty
five cents. Tickets at the door. febls:I9I
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Infringement Case.-John h. Ralsley, Of
Dayton, Ohio, has commenced suit in the United
States Court at Cleveland, Ohio, against W. E.
Bond, of Cleveland, for infringing on his patent
Step adder of January, 7th, 1862.
febI6l9I
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2,OOO TONS
BAR AND SHEET IRON,
At WHOLESALE BY
CLEVELAND, BROWN & CO.,
fsb16:F 30 and 81 MerwIn st.

New Music.-Send and get the new Fong en-
titled Somebody's Darling" It is very pretty
and sure to please. Price 80 cents; sent by mail
free Of csarge. Published by D. s. CRITOHLEY
B co., Cleveland, o. febls:lsI
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HudsOn,s UnrivnIed Tooth Pnste

HudsOn's UnriVnIed Tooth Pnste Is
unsurpssssd in removing rust and tartar and
whitening the teeth. But its chief excellence con
sists in the certainty with which it heals all ten
derness Of the guns and prevents their bleeding.
Its constantly increasing demand wherever known
is one Gifts strongest recommendations. Sold by
all druggists. jan3O:Is2H
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RECRUITS on TIE WHe.-About two hun
dred substitutes and volunteers came in
over the Columbus road yesterday, and
went on East, bound for Sherman.
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"Wmes OF The MORNING. "-H. K. Wins
low has sold the sbove-named vessel to
Captain R. Dunnign, of Toledo.
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ENeLIsH OFERA-RosE OF CAsrILE.-Balfe's
Opera "The Rose of CASTLE" was presented
last night to az average audience, in excel
lent style. The Opera is perhaps tho best,
all things considered, in the repertoire of
the company. and it was fully done Justice
to last night. Miss Fanny Stockton. as
Elvirs, sang finely, though the effects of
her recent cold are still manifest in her
voice. Mr.. Castle was more than usually
successful in his rendition Of the role of
Don Sebastian. Mr.. Campbell sang with
much energy and success and won q deeid-
ed triumph, being several times enthusias-
ticslly encOrsd. Mr.. White sang and acted
with his usual spirit and, with Mr.. Camp
bell was honored with an encore in the bufFo
duett ''Go bring the maid" The chorus
was in good order, and the grand finale at
the end Of the first act was most splendidly
given.
The Opera viii be repeated this evening.
NoTIcH TO TEE PUBLIo.-The Commence
ment exercises of "Charity Hospital Medi-
cal College" will be held on Thursday. Feb
ruary 23d, 1855, at 7 o'clock P. n, in Cha
pins Hall.
oBDEE OF ExERcIsEs.
Prayer.
Distribution of Diplomas.
Address, by.Rsv. James q. Fairohild, of
oberlin.
ValediotOry, by DR.. J. GoOrgst, one of the
graduates.
Benediction.
The public is respectfully invited.
GvsTAvo. E. WIsn, Dean.
Cleveland, Feb. 20, 1855.
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Legal InteIIigenss.

CouRT OF ColNoH PLELs.-BxPoKz JUDaE
CoFE1EBEREY.-Thec case Of 8. ]. Fox us.
William Melsheimer, the proprietor Of the
johnson House, was on trial to jury in
this court yesterday morning. Suit was
brought for the value of money lost at the
hotel, the plaintiff claiming that the de-
fendent was responsible for the money as
no notice of the fact of 8 safe being kept in
the hotel for the deposit of money and val
usbles was hung in his room, as the law re-
quires. Grannis and Brinsmade appeared
for plaintiff and A. T. slads, Esq, for the
defendant. Tho jury found a verdict for
plaintiff in the sum Of $4,000 with interest
from the date of the loss.
The case of Henry Windsor Us. James
Fitzgerald, an sction for waste on land, was
next tried to the court, Prentiss and Bald
win for plaintiff. No decision has yet been
given.
The case of G. h. C. Bartlett rs. Robert
Kidd, an action brought on q warranty for
the sale of a horse, is now on trial, Messrs.
slsde and TOusley for defendant, and E. B.
Hamilton. Esq, for plaintiff.
BEFORE JuDsI FooTE.-The great case of
Elisha C. BliSh Vs. the propeller TiogA is
still on trial in this court, and will probably
consume several days. The case is now on
its second trial. It has now occupied the
attention of the court for three days, and
the evidence for the plaintiff is net yet
completed. Backus and Noble, and the
Hon. s. ]. Andrews, are the counsel for
plaintiff, and Geo. B. Hibberd, Esq, of Buff
falo, and Wiley and Corey, for defendant.
The case excites mnch interest.
BEFoBB JUDGE BoLToN.-The case of Dr..
N. Y. Turrill, for abortion, occupied this
court yesterday, and is not yet completed.
The Prosecuting Attorney appears for the
State, and Hon. S. Williamson and NJ. 8.
Castle, Esq, for the defense.
POLICE CoURT.-Ths following docket was
disposed of yesterday morning:
Drunkenness-Henry T. Stokes, James
COttrell and orish Carte, paid 81 and costs,
each.
vagrancy-Edward Smith, sent to the
Work House for sixty days.
ObScenity-JameE Welsh, fined SIS and
costs.
Disturbance = John Doe and Edward
Curran, fined S. and costs, each.
Destroying PrOPerty-Michael Fenten,
Aned the costs.
Assault and Battery-JOhn Gsiues, fined
S. and costs.
HOrgery-August ,. Hoffman, noIled.
Petit Larceny - John Kavanagh, case
continued to the 22d.
Maiming-RObert Washington, case held
open till Wednesday, bail $500.
Violating Ordinanceo on Substitute Broker
age-O. A. Wood, case continued to the
9th; A. Bingham, case held open till
"wednesday.
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TO 4 S A L E-A Twenty-Five years
\ Lease, with privilege Of purchase at ths end Of
i've years, st low prc fr m first Of Al iii next, 64H
1set front OF that very choice OEoa tbs corner OF S
per.or aad Boed stree 8, running through Il Rock
well street 200 feet II not sold Within three or four
Wetks the Rockwell front viii be lor lease Tor term
OF years. Fer particulars sale and conditions of
leess apply 70 GEO. D. B--CK, 20 Superior street.
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OUT ORE DRAFT.-Chsrdon has filed
her quota, fourteen, almost entirely of home
mateFial
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Beautiful Portraits of Washington and
Edward Eterett are in many collections but in the
home of The perIon once afflicted with that terrible
disease, Catarrh. now cured by the u.e Of Dr. D.
q. see'ye's Liquid Oatarrh Remedy, how should it
be2 fsb2.:R3
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&. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
0. 8. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGKNq,
Hi superior 81.

Subscriptions received to the
~ 3-l0 PER GENT. AND I0-4O" NATIONAL
LOAN.
[Commission all wed 10 subscribersl
n8- U. 8. Bonds Of 1881, 62Pg, 10.4O's, Treasury
Notes, aud all other Government securities pur-
chased and for sale on the most favorable terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada money bonght
and sold at best RATES. Deposits received and COL
lections msde at all accts ible points. Uncurrent
lunds eonvtr ed at lowest Istes. Revenue stamps
for sale. oe4