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COIN SILVER WARE
r.bl. spoons, sus.rspeohs, .ai'spoon.
Zee Mustard Spoons. D-ssertspooh s
Fable Forks Butter Knives Pre- kpivee,
rsa FORKS Fruit Ice Cream Anivss
Ladlcs. NAPKIN Rings. Jeli, spoond
a sSs.s;r s.Iss.,l-r csiidrss.
SILVER PLATED WARE
reassss, Baskets, Casters
sai-sr. Baitrr Knives. Gob:s,.
rss Kettles. Tea BELLS, lee Bowls,
nsrry Dssh<s, Gard Receivers, Ladies'
Tablespoons. Teaspoons, De.satspeohs.
g Forks, q Works, Syrup Cups
Napkin Rins Cups. oonmunionb.
&c g PIT C II e n 8
Doubi.--aii New styi.s
- a NJ q y q O q ID -
~r.iat O.:s:.. ''a' s ss.;:s,; a.,,...
shelComps, g Table Cutlery,
Buffalo Hair Brushes, Pans,
Gard Cases, Dressing Gases,
Port Monaies, Travelling Rags,
Brona Ornaments. Meer.chaun Pipes,
ont SPY Glasses
SP ECE "A CT e 8.
sold SILVER steel color.4 and
classes Fitted to Frames, any Focus
GOLD PENS
n. noste.,ebr.t.d Gold Pens all sizes, aoldaad u
Pens Rs-poissed
e i q G r S.
nAlsHpRA Crooks entirely new style, keeping month
aay. Of the week day Of the month. Also, .ish
~ hour - Al b \ nd pri n
AL WARRANTED
MILITARY GOODS
swords, Belts, sashes,
Straps Buttons, BugIee,
silver . aid, Gold rassie.. chsevrons
Presentation Swords Made 10 Order
PISTOLS! Pistolsl Pistols !
,ois's Army and Navy;
Holt's4. sAnd 81 inch,
Smith Weston'sEo. Ho.2;
Pr..eotr.N.vy;
Bacon's Patent;
Cartridges Of ell size
Allordsrs will receive promptattention
TO ORDE Err.
watches, watch Cases, Silver Ware, Hair work, I'm
blsnssnd Jeveiry Of every description
Watch Repairing.
Jhronometers, Duplex, English, silver and Ansrics
Watches repaired and adjusted IN ths very
best style imaginable.
~ Tocksa~d Jesoelrs Repaired ~
Cos. mAlr AND srB srREErs.
aiy,a-A KEOKITK IOWA.
ESTABLISHED 1916.
| 40 .. .spxsos ALsx.DAAcIAY
Geo. G. Anderson & Co.
BANKERS,
KEOKUK, IOWA
wedraw ourown Foreign Billion
s sAs1s; s aEsI1si
FRANKFORT ON. sAsLE,
| HAMBURG, ZURICH,
| BREMEN, ENGLAND
COLOGNE, IRELAND
! ANDSC0TLAND
Few York, st. Louis. cincinIasi
end Chicago
/ Ksokuk lows. Jan !. 1904
| WANTED.
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n eounfy, Iosa, fpr psriod Il thsss month"; eaiar
iuc1EE1ssse. AyeU0 0tk4knA4
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Financial.

cHicAGo.-The Eceninq Journal Of the 2sth
says
The supply Of Eastern Exchange is improving.
but there is alteration in the market. and the
banks readily buy at parfd 5ac p 81. ooa premium.
The selling rate is steady at LILO Of one per cent.
premium.
The demand for loans is active and on the in
crease. but the banks are outstanding their
for their quarterly statements, TO he made
the lst day OF January, and there is dispo-
stion to increase the line OF discounts Packers
the principal borrowers just
ST. Isoris.--The Democrat Of the 2sth says:
business generally was quite dull to-day. A
tight money market continues to be complained
OF.
New York sight exchange scarce and firm
At 81 per thousand premium buying. and s 50
premium selling.
CINciSxArt-From Gazette Of the 18th
There good demand for money again to-
day. and the tendency continues in the direction
Of stringeney. THERE'S comparatively healthy
market, aud very firm tone to business With
the regular bankers rates range from TO IL
per cent. and in the open market from 10 to l.
per cent.
There was light demand for exchange, and free
receipts, resulting in heavy and lower market.
We quote 30 dis.6tpar buying. and 80 selling.
The tendency is decidedly toward currency inn
porting point.
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VAN BuREN County ITEMS. Annual
Masonic Festival was held at Masonic Hall
in Keosauqua, Monday evening. Rev. |. r.
Teter delivered the address.
Keosauqua numbers sufficiently large col
ored element to get mp an African Festival.
II was held Thursday evening.
The Annual Festival of the Odd Fellows
was held at their hall in keosauqua upon Fri
day evening.
A young man named Pace. lving near
keosauqua, shot himself IN the hand Christ
mas morning. making bad wound.
The people of Van Buren, are slow paving
their taxes this year. Not half the amount
will be paid by the first Of January, 1866,
that was paid up to the first of January, 1860.
We CLEAN from the Republican.
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Ma. KNSANAN informs Us that the Valley
Telegraph Line will be completed to Des
Moines ia advance of the meeting of the Gen
eral Assembly The promise now is that we
will be in COMMUNICATION with the Capital
about Wednesday.
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EDUCATION ! EDUCATION
q q TO
LOsrry's Literary DepOf
WINDOW GLASS.

NOR all kinds of SCHOOL BOOKS.
Also all kinds Of Stationery Magazines illustrate
pxrers kc t1Sl
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HARNESS M AK Err
WANTED.

A GOOD steady workman can get steady
N 10 by applying To A. AAGNH,
dec2s-fw Harness ManutAct ur.r, Main -, k.okuk
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HENRY DEPUGH,
mercer 1,s6 H0is.NDeeeses.
s"ce~s ~, sew Dssss ssesn naln.
49,. s - zsnssing - 49, il q.
s sSssve. asssvsvs sads(s1l . 80 aol11 lnGcs
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ErOR SALE.-The south half of the doutli
u brick residence former, occupied by N. HoCffs,
ka containing rooms, good cellar cistern, static
and all good order This property is siua' ed on
seventh and Liz nth streets and 10 rery
desirable residence In good neiShborhoo6 P"ssessieR
the srss OF October next. Title good sale. IN
qnire Of tJyi3l H. B. TBN8fCk
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EOR SALE-A Cottage Frame Dwelling
IL House now occupied by William vencill. with AZ
rooms cistern, cellar wood house, full lot and well
fenced With fruit situated High besweea
and Eighth streets, Keokuh- Title good. PET
session lst of October. Enquire of
iyl4 H v. TEN-EfCk
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EOR SALE.-Two beautiful lots on High
Il Street, north sd-l r-t~e-n sth and 9th streets
with frame house the also, % feet
of lot IL block los the north side Of Main
street 18th street 20 feet Of lot L in block
Ice johnson adjoining A. Williams foundry.
All this property win be scl cheap The title good
orno safe enquire of novlol TRS-KYCK.
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EOR SALE.-3 Business Lot on Main
street b.tN cen 7th and STD North side whis
story trick store Building - by 80 FEET This
property b offered for few days Of the very hw price
Of III zoo cash and ba'atc In ak months with
terest Title good sale. Enquire Of
nov25 81. n. TEN-EYCK-
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LvOR SALE.-840 acres of Land. 300 in
l. cultivation, loo in timbsr-n-srly all under fenee-
with two<tosy Frame Dwelling. containing eight rooms;
good cist.rn three wells, and living of water
through place Coed orchard, and Frame Barn 30 by
THIS farm is siuated i've miles North OF the
80 Moines Valley Railroad at Bonsparte in Van Buren,
county Io~s and of the best farms that
ton OF the kse and will be sold for $50 per half
do an and the balance time with cent interest
for further information call on WILLIAM WRIGHT,
the phce, or H. TEN-EtCk,
nuv2s Real Estzts Ag Mt, Keokuk.
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EOR SALE-The House and Land now
occupied By Chari-s Ivit., the biuf, two miles
and q halt above e1k nk-20 OF land 10 under q
high cattvatson and well fenced Fine growth
small fruits and grapes. brick house
tanning good cellar cistern and cut houses
desirable country re@iderce Possession the first of 0e
tobcr Title perfect Enquire o.
IL b TIN EYCK.
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INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses and
Household Furniture be eHec trd In the Alma In
Company. OF Hartford, HoBe Jnfrraacs Gnpory
New Yo.k ard other respons lie stock fran
TO ave year. at rates ginE from 20 ~
pr cent the $40 for the Who live, or d
ohsp other responsible company. For reliable
iBforsaatoB Inrur call the undersie ned rho
give better indemnity than be found any
agency in this section tdecAl B.TkERYCK.
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FOR sALE-,O acre. Of the best land

this section we'll calculated for either erHpese.
other fruit and 10 ALL under the very highest state
cultivation situated within two miles of once,
will be aoid with without the crops upon it, 8r
qpire OF II. B TEN-kYCK.
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ISL, on the Of 18th and PAlean streets Wiz
be sold alta bargain. Enquire Of
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL,
FINANCIAL.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
MounAv VrryrEa- March IL. IeG5

MOApAI AFEhlhds MdIcu 4Ss 1000.
The money market continues quiet so far a. boF-
rOWerI are concerned, and there Is no material
change t. note. Currency Is perhaps a shade ear
fer. Exchange continues steady ct "a discount
buying and par selling.
favorable military adVices to-day from Sherman
and Sheridan have again weakened gold, and st ths
regular Boards in New York this morning end 81
tsFnoon q eonaideEabls decline was establ he'd, III
rate closing 1t 1885 S1ss at O'Clock. At Gala
ghsr's Evening Exchange the price rallied some
what. and at $50 o'clock was reported at Iso3<.-
The closing rate will be found in the special req or
Oa cur frat page.
Government Gold Bonds continue firm, without
decided change. The demand for q day or two
past has been rather Isls active, owing probably
to unfaTorsble rumors prevailing on Saturday fol
the purpose Of advancing gold, BY which buyers
Of eovernmsnts were induced to hold of. The
more favorable reports to- day, however, will un-
doubtedIy renew the activity.
The Railway List ruled dull to day, and gener.
ally lower than on Saturday. Under existing cir
eumstancss the speculative demand isvery much
restricted, the pressure coming chiefly from sellers
Tue Subscriptions to the 7-sO Loan Throughout
the country continue without decrease, and rem
der it almost certain that the $500 OGO 900 will be
absorbed before the close OF the current month -
The sales at the second National Bank to-dsy were
S67, 800.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of to-day says: d" In the
money market there was a lIght demand for dis.
counts, with a close market, lenders moving very
carefully, and scTutinizing closely the offerings
The inside rates we're 1Ogl2 per cent, and the out
side 1915 for good paper"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-14

HUE-KI-Do-K1-The Fat Contributor is
again to make his appearance in Cleveland.
Hswill deliver his highly successful lee
ture, "Hun-ki-do-ri," at the AcsdemY Of
Music on Wednesday evening next, ct
which time he will again exhibit his
"American Antiquities" Since the first
delivery of Mr.. GriSwold's lecture here he
has appeared with great success in several
cities of the West. He has considerably
modified and added TO the lecture, making
it even funnier and better than when our
citizens listened to it. Among other nov
elties he will introduce his famous song,
Hard Ups for the rendition of which he
has long been famous among those who
knew him. He will have an oVerfoWing
house.
Tickets for the lecture can be had at
Hawks and Bakers, and reserved seats can
be procured on Wednesday at the Box Office
of the Academy of Music.
Mr.. Griswold lsctured in Erie on satur-
day evening, and the Dispatch refers to his
lecture in the following terms:
A. n. GrisWold, the Fiat Contributor"
was crested at Wsyne Hall, on Saturday
evening, by one Of the largest audiences we
ever saw assembled in Erie, comprising the
most intelligent and critical portion Of the
community. Hia address was Of peculiar
construction, not near 30 funny as its au.
thor dare be, but just funny enough to keep
the audience in continual litter, an ire
pressibls good humor, with an occasional
explosion of heavy merriment. The closing
portion Of the lecture was eloquent, grand
and beautiful, and the only fault we heard
any one find with the whole affair was, that
it was "tOo ShoyH-elOquepce in its faYOT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-14

TIE HBERSIoOx.-A benefit was gensr-
ously given last night to the St. Vincent
Orphan Asylum, and large house, as usu-
al, was present. This exhibition continues
the most attractive of all the entertain
ments which have been furnished our citi-
gems. Mr.. John Heron has made hosts of
friends here by his inimitable singing Of
Irish ballads and matchless delineation Of
Irish character. At his benefit on satur-
day night, FIVE beautiful bOquets, were at
different times thrown to him, and in one
of them lurked diamond ring of great
value.
Another exhibition will be given tonight
in Brainard's Hall instead of the Academy
Of Music. Notwithstanding the great count
or attraction of Cough, the hall will cram
med again. This is the benefit night of the
Fenian Society.
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RARCGHD PRIsoNKRs.-J. G. WetmSrs furn.
iShes the following list of parOlsd prisoners
from Northern Ohio, who reached Annap-
oils March Sd:
Cd CaVslry-o.A. COlwell, D J. N. Hook
ct, corporal, n BENZ. s. serferts, sergeant,
David Metlook, sergeant, G.
2lBt Infsntry-H.C. Beardsley, Bj Joseph
Rogers, sergeant, I.
18th Infantry. n. Crist, corporal, E !
Jacob GilkS, corporal, E Scott Mathe, cor
poral, I; Robert Wilcox, E.
I'D Infsntry-T. N, Russell, sergeant; ].
A. Wonner, z Michael Walker, /.
49th Infantry-S. N. Dicksrson, A.
SD Infsntry-M. Renger, T.
l24th InfantEy-C. Luce, D.
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1IOIasses-DulI and nominal.

MOlas8es-Dull and nominal.
POrk-HeaTy and lower. Sales ct es4 SKA
5 % for new mess, closing at SS4 SIX ca5h;
$50 I3<C032 so for 1854 mess, cash and regs
ulsr way, closing ct as2 80 ossh; S29 020es 25 Or
prime and SS3 750S4 90 for prime mess.
Beef-Dull and hfaYy. SlT OOa20 90 for rIain
msss aud SO e0922 80 for extra mess.
Beef Ham8-HsaEy at SIS OO026 so
Cut meats-stssdyi saleg Of $40 packages st
I9lIS4o for Shoulders, and ls5<0i9H for Hams.
Dressen HOgs-Dull and nominal.
baeon-Lowsr ct 1870 fer Cumberland cut;
ly14 9z95zc Tor short clear
l.aro-LoEer5 sales at 1s1[0221<o
Butter-HeaEy; ls92So for ohio and 259sTo
Cheese-stssdy at 15s2sc for common to prira,
CHICAGO. MARKET-Mareh Is.
lBT TELIsRAPE.l
F7Our-Dull
for No /.
COFm-Duil,
ORts-Firm.
- HlgnR1mes-tu uyerE and ss' lsT5 widely arart,
Sz QSg2 10 offered and 81 1la2 II asked
% so.
Hans-Firm at 16k9I6Ic.
\ ard-DuI.
Professionalism.
HOgs-Dull at $40 5001s 30.
Reeeipts-Flour, 100 bbls; wheat 600 bu;
corn, $1,000 bu; oats, 1O,OSa
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SUICIDE. We mentioned, on Saturday
morning last, the fact that man, supposed
to be insane, had drowned himself the day
previous in the river near the Atlantic and
Great Western Depot. We learned yester-
day that the man in question, who proved
to be George Ogden, of Fall River, Mass.
arrived at the depot Friday forenoon, at
tended by q little son ten years of age.
They were going to La Crosse, Wisconsin,
and hsd through tickets from New York to
that place. They had to lie over few
hours for the afternoon Toledo train, and
during the interval the Station Agent, no
ticing the unnatural conduct and talk oi
Ogden, watched his movements.
At noon he gave his son some papers,
pictures, money, railroad tickets and the
key to his satchel, and prevailed on him
to lie down on a sofa and go to sleep. As
soon ss the lad was asleep the father passed
out of the depot, rushed down TO the river,
and threw himself in, when he immedi-
stely sank, nothing more Of him having
been seen. The river was very high, the
current swift, and he was probably swept
down and out into the lake. The officials
at the depot followed him with might and
main, but could not arrest him. he was
between forty and fifty years of age. He
left in his sons charge several letters oi
introduction to leading men In La Crosse.
He was undoubtedly in temporary fit of
insanity ct the time the deed was accom-
plished.
The boy was sent back free by the COM
pany to New York, and thence to his
mothers home in Fall River, Mass.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-14

A DESERVED APPoIETNENT.-We are pless-
ed to hear that James II. Morford, Esq,
who has been acting for the past year as
Master of Transportation on the Mahoning
Division of the Atlantic and Great Western
Railroad, has been appointed superintend-
emit of that Division. Mr.. Morford happily
combines the qualities which quslify him
for his new position. To large experience
of the practical affairs of railroad business
and life, he adds the kindness, patience
and genial manners of the true gentleman.
BE will make very popular and efficient
superintendent.
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RfaI @staIe AafuEIes.
mo. G. JENNINGS REAL EsTAT
AGENCY.

NJ. u. JENNINGS REAL ESTAT
q AGENCY.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Huntington Strest-Houss and Lot, 5000.
Greenwood Street-House and Lot, 81, 900.
Lake Street-HOuss aud Lot, Sl,5OO.
ScoVill Street-House and Lot, s., COO.
Lake Street, near Erie-Four Brick Dwellings,
5000.
Near Vineyard street-HOuse, Saloon and Lease
Perry strest-TwO Houses and Lots, 81, 800
each.
Wilson Ayenus-Large Brick House and Five
Acres.
Prospect street-Briek House and Lot, $1,000
Prospect ktreet-Two-story Brick Honss and
Lot, 66 feet front, IS, 500.
Prospect Street-TWo-story Frame House and
Lot, 900.
Prospect street-11I Etery Frame House and
Lot, SysO0.
Huron strest-l31I story Frame House. $500.
Brick Hotel, known as the ''stillmAn House."
on Columbus street.
Good House and Lot, No. I4s Lake st.
Cottage House No, lsl St. Clair st. Lot esxl65
Vacant Lot between River and Canal, near City
Mills.
Vacant Lot on old river bed, near Pontoon
Bridge-hrst rate for Dock or Manufacturing
Vacant Lot on Euclid street, IOOx2OO feet.
Vacant Lot on Prospect street, 60x200 feet.
Vacant Lot on Clinton street, near Kentucky.
FARMS AND OUT PROPERTY.
20 Acres Of aue Fruit Land ADJOINING BTaten.
ahlS, two miles from the city, on the Lake shore.
Several good Farms of from 40 to 200 ares, to
20 miles from the city.
A large and nice stone House, Stone Barn, and
20 acres well cultivated land, with great variety Of
Fruit, miles from the city, on Euclid Plank Road.
Can be bought for less than the value Of the build
ings. JOHN G, JENNINGS,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
febls AtWatsr Building.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-14

RESOLUTIONS OF THE GRADUATING Law
CLAss.-At meeting of the graduating
class of the Ohio State and Union Law Col
lege, held in the Library Room, it was
unsnimously-
Resolved, That the thanks of the class be
extended to the Faculty, and especially to
Hon. John Crowell, President, and Prof.
W. Il. Blackburn, for the uniform, assidu-
Gus and untiring efforts they have made in
instructing Us and directing our course of
study.
Resolved, That while we part from them
with regret, we will ever bear with us 8
deep sense of their worth and kindness,
and We cordially recommend the Ohio State
and Union Law College to all young men
of our State and country, who desire to ft
themselves for the learned profession of
the law.
THOMAS ]. CARRAE, Chairman.
G. N. GORDON, Secretary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-14

EEWBURsH LUNATIo AsYLuN.-In the re-
port, in the State Journal, of the Saturdays
proceedings of the House We find the pas
sage of the following bill:
"House bill TO amend section three of san
act to provide for the uniform government
and better regulation of the asylums of the
State, and the care of idiots and the in
sane passed April z, 1855. rs. 4 C. Stat,
page s40.l This bill provides that each
board of trustees for the Northern, the Cen
trsl and the Southern Lunatic Asylums,
shall be appointed BY the Governor within
thirty days after the passage of the act.
The object is understood to be the creation
Of new board for the Northern Asylum ct
NeWbUrgh,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-14

A EEw PAFER.-We hear it rumorsd that
q new Democratic psper is to be started in
this city at an early day, and that the cap
ital necessary to put it upon firm footing
has already been subscribed by parties
abundantly able to make it success. The
former editor of the Plain Dealer is to be
connected with it. We have not taken the
trouble to trace the rumor to its source, but
understand it is based upon good author-
ity.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-14

MASQUERADE At CHAPIE's HALL.-A grand
Prize Waltz, Masquerade and Fancy Dress
Party will be given in Chapin's Hall to-
night. Among the many attractions Of
this, the last party of the series, will be the
awarding of several costly and elegant
prizes, as follows: The estwaltzer gentle
man) will receive a gold scarf pin worth
$40, or Qsdy) a magnificent album; best
comic character, gentleman and lady, q
silver cup and silver napkin ring, respec-
lively best fancy dressed lady, a gold
mounted ivory pencil. These prizes may
be seen at Sylvester Hogan's establishment,
Superior street. 1t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-14

RESTORATION or TIE MLHoH1Ee MORNING
TRAN.-People living along that route will
be glad to learn thst the old morning train
on the Mahoning Railroad has bOsn re-
stored. It will leave this city ct $50 A. n.
and arrive ct Youngstown Of 1O.45 A. n
and return, leaving Youngstown ct kS5 P.
", reaching this city at $50 P.N. The
great convenience of this arrangement will
be immsdistely felt,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-14

J. B. GouGE To-EIGHT.--John B. Cough
will give his lecture on ''Faet and Fiction"
tonight in the Academy of Music, before
the Library Association. He always draws
immense houses here, and every where,
and the Academy will be packed of course.
Reserved seats can be secured at 8. Brain
ards music store.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-14

REFITTISG.-Two of the sufferers from the
Brainard Hall fire, Messrz. s: Ranney,
shoe merchant, and ". W. Gaines, oyster
dealer, have begun rehtting their dilspi-
dated rooms, tearing of the saturated and
spoiled plaster, and preparing for q thor
ouEh restoration,
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DAILY LEADER
TUESDAY. MARCH IA. 1seG.
NEw ADvERrIsEMENIs.

B. L. spGneler-Notice,
p. D. Ssone-Englnes for Sale.
Cattsll 4 Bro.-UaTpsntsrS Wanted.
Col. S. A. Abbey Candidate for Police Judge.
s. b. Dewitt 4 Co.-OollaI and Ties.
1s2 Iuclid gt.-FGTm for Sale.
b Dewitt Co-Ch!ldren's Cloths.
Bower & Higbee-sprirg Goods.
MoFIiG Z GAllup-Notiee.
G T-For ReIt.
o Cutter 4 son-Rsal HState st Auction.
Alexander, Scofeld 4 Co-Boy Wanted.
G J Kseler-For Sac.
q hcCielland, Sanderson 4 Co-DiSsolutlon.
Wanted-BoArd and Lodging.
Richard Benser-Wantsd.
FeniAn Brothsrhood-Hibsrnicon.
Physiological View Of Msrriags-SpseiAl Notice
SOldisn' Aid sOciety-LscGl.
Real Estate at Auction-LocAl Notes.
Money 0rders-Loc0l.
Second Ward-Local Notice.
WhsAton's 0intment-Local Notice.
BaEsAr-TWo Local Notices.
Fourth Ward Local Notice.
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MONEY ORDERS

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for sale at the Cleveland Post Office at the
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For amount not exceeding $40 1Oc.
ezceedingS $40 and under $50 lSc.
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BEEyHT BRIsADEEs.--Nomina as
Brigsdier Generals by brevet haYe Just been
confirmed in the cases of the following Colo
nslS of Northern Ohio Regiments; James n.
Kirby 1Olst, from January 18th, 1855; Hen
~ s. Csmmager and A. T. Voris, e7th, the
latter from January 1Et, and the former
from February 27th, 1855.