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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25

Mas. THoXFsoH's LEcTuEE.-A good au-
disnce listened last evening, ct the Acad-
emy of Music, with interested attention, to
the story of the adventures and suferings
Ofs Union.IOving women in East Tennessee,
Is recited BY the heroine herself We al
ludsd to the main features of the thrillIns
and pathetic narrative yestsrdsy morning,
and.Win attempt norecspitulstion no of them
now. Mrs. ThOmpsOn's manner was very
quiet and lady like, and her story excited
the most intense interest and sympathy.
We are glad to learn that tho proceeds Of
the lecture were sufficient to afford her
substantial benefit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25

ATLANTIC McYTELT.-We have received
from A. J. Hawks and ". D. Baker copies
of the Atlantic for February. The follow
ing is the table of contents: "our Fra.
Great Painter and his Works." "Drs
Johns. Q);" "ROger Brooke Taney !"
"The Mantle of St. John dc Mathia )"
"Needle and Garden, [II.);" "Notes OF q
Pianist, Q.)if' "Gsrnaut HALL" "The Plei-
ades Of Connecticut" 'Ice and Esqui-
maux, OILY" 'The Old House," "Me-
mOirs of Authors COleridgej % Chimney
Corner. III. \" "PrO Pstria;" "a Fortnight
with the Sanitary" "Art: Harriet Hos
meF's Zenobis;" Reviews and Literary No
tees.
Il is an excellent number.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25

UEITEo STATES CoSsT.-The seven Au'
glsize county rioters, who appeared in the
United States Court, yesterday, and plead
not guilty to the indictment against them,
were admitted to bail IN the sum Of $4,000
each, and left for their homes, hsving fur-
nished the required amount.
The case Of the United States rs. O. A.
Fowler, for entieing a soldier to desert, was
still on trial, yesterday, in this Court The
Court adjourned yesterday evening, st the
conclusion of the argument for the defsnse,
By 8. z. Adams, Esq.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25

"oUn Youve FoLKs."-The second num-
ber of this excellent magazine for the
young folks has been received. 1t is en- inn
provement On lis predecessor. 1t sbounds
with good illustrations, which are q neces-
rity to children end youth. A very able
corps of contributors hsve papers in this
number, namely: John G. Whittier, Har-
riet E, Prescott, Mrs. Stowe, Longfellow,
T. ". Higginson, TrOwbridge, Rose Terry,
Lucy Larcom, Meyne Reid, "Csrleton," !"
and the author of "Ten Acres Enough"
Every family should have this magazine.
". D. Baker has it for sale.
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A DISTRESSING CAsE.-one of the most
distressing cases of suffering and misery
ever experienced in our midst came 70 our
knOWledge yesterday. A young boy, named
William Rainey, only seventeen years of
age, and formerly employed as q tsamster
in the Union army, was found in our
streets on Monday evening, by two of our
citizens, in q most pitiable. condition. He
had broken his ankle wbiIs at the front,
and after lying in hospital at Nashville for
some weeks, was sent North TO his old
homo In Pittsburgh. b arrived in this
city On Monday, without, money, and in she
utmost destitution. He had frozen his feet
in sons way, and was suffering scusely.
He had been unable 10 h0d the Office of the
In6rmary Director. and was, when found,
in store on Superior street, soliciting aid.
Our young friends Immediately took charge
of him, carried. him to the Birch House,
paid for his Lodging there, and summoned
medical assistance. On removing his boots,
which, he s4sted, had not been taken of
for three weeks, his feet were found to be
terribly mortified, large portion of the
flesh dropping off. Amputstion will, Of
course, be neoe ssary. The poor boy was
removed to tha Hospital, and viii be cared
for there. He is an orphan, and his
brothers, five in number, have ali fallen in
the war for She Union.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25

BrRSs' FEsTIvAL-TO-dsy occurs the 0sth
anniversary Of the birth day of scottaaRs
noblest and greatest bard, Robert Burns.
1t will be celebrated at. Chapin's Hall this
evening In sn appropriate manner, with
speech and song, feast and dance
Allen T. erinsmade, Esq, will deliver the
OEationI and toasts and speeches will follow.
Let all attend.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25

WOOl-Quiot.
PorR-LoW,r, decidedly. Sales ct S3T 5a
SSs 90 for new mess; S36 COAST 90 for 1854 mess,
eaAh and regular way, closing as SSS 50 oash;
$50 5o9s1 so for PRIME and SIS 00GS5 50 for prime
mess. Also $500 bbla new mess, for February and
Mach, sellers and buyers option. at tsS zoe
IS 75 and $500 bbls 1861 mess, foS February at
buyers option, ct $50 75@Ss 90.
Beef-hsavY at about previous rates.
Beef HRmB-Quiet.
Bacon Ssdes-Dull, Cumberland cut le1kei
long cut hams 1870, and 2O<Q2o5<e Hr seost'
ribbed.
Dressed HOxs-ou.ss. Sales as I55<alss
FOR Hight 70 extra heavy gestern.
Lard-DIll and heavy. Sales IS le1<q224So.
Burter-Dun and nominal 81 s21fa47o f5r Ohio
aud 4kd3'R for Stste.
Cheese-Duu ct 1Id395<c-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25

The Long experience Of DE-. D g. seslye
IN treating Bronchial D'sessss and Cstsrrsl dif1-
cuIties, Justly entities bis Liquid Caterh Remedy
to the confidence Of the public the immense sales,
and zach bottle making new friends for this truly
valuable aud wonderful remedy, have ,tysn the
aged cbmelst aud Physician ample means 70 smooth
the path Of bis declining years. Jsu2SRs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25

tLVzfA oIt Vo%r %-rAEY.-A small amount
c- 80 of this company is yet open
:" Inscription at the Banking Office Of
C, A, Read & Co., and We can safely say no
better stock has been offered In our city for
a safe and profitable investment. Those
desirouI of taking stock in this company
should do SO soon, in order to secure a GER
tainty of getting It at par value.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25
City Council.

TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. "a.
Council met at the usual hour, the Presi-
dent of the Council, Thomas Jones, Jr., in
the Chair.
All the members of the Council present
except Messrs. Buhrer, Huntington, Gard
nsr, Heating and Truseott.
Reading minutes Of the preceding even
ing dispensed with.
PETITIONS.
OF Trad Kelly to remit or cancel, on the
County Clerks Docket, certain judgments
for costs In favor Of the city against him.
Tabled.
Of Thomas Dixon, to cause the removal
Of the West Side Hog Pound from his lot
on Clinton street. Police.
REPoRTs.
Of special committee recommending an
increase Of pay to employees in the
Fire Department. Filed.
OF special committee recommending
that four hundred dollars be appropriated
to Mr.. John Given, City Commissioner, for
extra services during the years 1s64-65.
Adopted.
or Committe, on petition of Abraham
strnus for permission TO put another story
of wood under his house on Michigan
street, recommending that permission be
granted. Filed
CLAIMS FOB DAMAGES.
ofsarah Smith, $500, for grading Detroit
street. Board City Improvements.
Of Edward Reilly, s46O, for ditto, and so
referred.
Of Patrick McMahOp, $1,000 for ditto,
and so referred.
REVOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Russell. That the City Marshal
be Instructed to remove the Hog Pound
from Mr.. Dixon's lot on Clinton street, &C.
cOrding to his petition. Police.
By Mr.. Blair, That the Board Of City
Improvements be requested to prepare or
dinanees to provide for the construction of
branch sewers in Prospect street, between
Erie and Hudson streets, and present them
to this Council at their earliest convent
ence. Adopted.
By Mr.. Goldrick, That the sum of Eve
hundred dollars be appropriated in pay
ment for the services of En assistant of the
City Clerk and City Auditor for the current
year. Adopted.
By Mr.. Rogers, That from end after the
first day of January, 1855, the pay of engi-
neers employed in the Fire Department,
shall be eighty-6ve dollars per mouth !;
drivers and fremen, sixty dollars per
month"; and all others employed shall have
the same psy they have been receiving.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Blair, That the sum of four hun
dred dollars be paid W. G. stedmsn, City
Sexton, for extra services for the year end
ing lst April, 1885. Adopted.
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h. 7. HOVER I CO.,


''Iu the midst Of Life we are IN death" who
doubts this truthf and yet bow many trusting IN
the falSlty, or at best, uncertainty Of human
hopes, measured as they arS, bys line 30 slender as
this thread Of life, neglect to make pro 5Ision for
those from whom, although perhaps dearer to thom
than life ITSELF they may in 3 nOmSnt be called to
part We wish to abply this thought to Life As
surance.
Trust no future however pleasant y
If you are In hsslfh and thus able 70 insure do
not delay; do not leave to uncertainty that which
can be to-day made certain that your family, yOs
dependents win be provided for in csss you should
be taken away. The cost Of insuriDg being COM
pAratiTsly but 8 pittAnce, the benefits are within
the reach Of every man.
As matter Of duty then; ss a purely unsel1sh
Qualification; as investments for surPl1sSEs, We
say insure Bow.
sss advertisement Of 6. s. Gee and L. B. Smith.
Once corner superior and Marvin streets.
lsn26157
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25

GREAT EIoI7ENEET-AEoTHER PIRATII-
A suspicious looking vessel hove in sight
about dusk last evening and eOnjsctures
ran high how a vessel could get through
the snow and ice, and t6is morning she
was found frozen In the ice and unloading
heavy boxes and other susPicious..srticlss,
and on examination was found to contain
no less that SOC, goo Canada stripe and plaid
paper collars to supply the wholesale and
retail trade of Mott and Heights, 1ss Bank
street. Jsn2S:lG
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25

The Domestic Sewing Machine VIII do
IS heavy work os the most expensive Usehins u
uses aud light work equally we'll ss machines de-
signed especially for that purpose. The Domestic
viii DO grestar range Of work than oil other ma.
chimes combined. HyOu Do not believe Il, come aud
zee, and we will show You wbsthSr It will or not.
G.v CROwELL 3 CO.,
jsn25:lS7 1877 Superior Street,
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Unclaimed Freight at atAuctiOn.-Thors
will be sold ct the Auction Rooms Of o. Gutter 3
Sons, No. lS4 Bank StEsst, on Thursday, the 2eth
instant, at 10 0,sl0ck A. NJ, $500 yards cOlorsd
cambrics; 90 lbs assorted colOrS, skain cotts1 IS
lbs Woolen TarDi 70 pairs boots and shoes tdeS,
Drawers and undeEIhiTts, Dealers will do well to
bear this In mind and attend the SALE they must
be sold to pay charges. jan27:is7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25

LosT.-At EmersOn's lecture, at Brain
ards Ball, on Thursday evening Jest, q
copy of Miss Prescott's "Azarian." The
person who found 1t will greatly Obllge the
owner by leaving it at Brainard's Music
Store, or ct this Office,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25

DETENTION OF TRAIEs--Nearly every
train on all the roads leading In here were
much behind time yesterday, The delay
of trains, which is generally so vexatious
TO travellers, is e most fortunate cireun.
stance, preventing, no doubt, many serious.
IL resulting accidents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25

oroT4 FGELED. Hudson Township haa
flled its quota under the last call for SOO,.
600 men. It is the frst and only one
thus fortunate In the county, This is
well, ard re say to all other townships
and words in the District, Go thou and
do likewise.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25

ARRESTED on susPIcIoN.-An Irishwomsn,
living on the Heights, was arrested yester-
day on suspicion of having become unlaw-
fully possessed of quantity of soldiers
clothing found in her house. a number Of
soldiers went over from the Hospital to
identify the clothing,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25

Eranf Ois CO.-Ihers viii be meeting Of the
Stockholders Of the Grant OIL Company St the Board
Of Trade Rooms, en- Wednesday, January 96tb, ct
10 o'clock A. NJ for the purpose Of elsotlng officers
and psrfeeiiDg the Organization under the charter
Per order Of Trustees.
Jauy g. 1855 jan2llsT
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BUETEc SOLDIERS CLoTHINc.-Two women
and man were brought up before the
United States Commissioner yesterday
morning charged with receiving soldiers
clothing in payment for washing at the
Hospital on the Heights.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25

Professional Card--A. Metz, N. D., Pro.
fSsOr Of Diseases Of the Eysin The Charity Hospital
Medical College can be consulted In bis speciality
every Tuesday, from 10 A. d. till P. n, IN tbs
faculty room Of the College, HodmsR'S Black, So.
perior street. jans4:is4
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Cleveland, Jon. 20, 1865.

CO-Partnership.-H. 7. Hover having $3.50.
ciated With him Albert W. Hawkins and J. Henry
Ford. will continue the Wholesale and Retail Dry
Goods business, under the firm name Of 3. 7.
Hover Co., at the location formerly occupied By
J. ". & q. T. Hover, No. ESQ Superior street and
No. 40 Seneca street.
Cleveland Jan 20, 1865.
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new vORs gTOpEk prARBRT,

EEv YoEK, Jan. q, 1se5.
Governments StOcks-Heavy, bat prices srs
Wtthypt material change. q. g. one year csTeih-
Gates s75zj do TeD-fsrty coupons IoO1S do Five.
twenty coupons 1O7x
sTOeksEBstter. Missouri s's 6s; Ohio 4 Mis-.
sIGaippi certificates 971<; Cumberland preferred
-; Msyipcss s3f; Erie %: do preferred co.
Hudson 981<; Baacins l03; Miohia "a Central l0l;
Michigan Southern 643<; Illinois Cen scrip liz 10;
Olsvelsnd PittsburSh s41f; Northwestern S399SS;
do preferred -; Rock Island 9l9<; Fort Wayne
glX: Now York Central lo27{; Quicksilver s41<;
Toledo Ill; Tepuessee e's SO.
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TEE SKATING PARK.-The signal flag was
flying yesterday from the staff in the skat-
ing Park, and we noticed several skaters,
of both sexes, indulging in the graceful
exercise and sport.
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ORDINANCES.

To amend On ordinance to regulate avn
ings. Second reading.
To levy and assess a special tax upon all
the lots or lands bounding or abutting
upon Michigan street, Passed
NTo regulate the business of substitute
Brokers. Rules suspended and ordipancs
passed.
To amend an ordinance entitled an.prdI-
nance prescribing the terms and conditions
of street railways within the city of Cleve-
land. Ordinances.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25

GRAND sHIP MAsTEE's BALL-For the benz
eft of Soldiers Family Relief Association
TO be given at the Pearl Street Armory,
on Thursday evening, January 2sth, 1895.
ALI friends of the cause are respectfully
irvitad
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LEADER
WEDNESDAY JANUAKY 25.
yrw aDyzRTIsH,gRszs.

I. P. sherEoOd-Gfsat Gift Sale.
o. Gutter Son-Auctlon Sale.
@. O. q C. Z, Z. Cc.-Anuual Meeting.
Mrs Viila-W6ntsd.
ha7 Wantsd-LoeaI Noiice.
Pastoral Visit-Local E,tlce.
Leader Cflos-Boy Wanted.
q. s. Whittlessy-Local Notics.
Unclaimed Freight at Auction-Local Notice.
Domsstie Sewing Machins-Lolal Eoti-e.
Another firats-Loeal Notice.
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jan2l:leT

a JeweI.--.soEodOnt puriasS, soEodont Ese
tribes. sOsOdOnt gratiAes all who useit
Sold by Druggists and Perfumers.
Iau23l9O.St
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25

FALSE ALARM.-AbOut kslf past eleven
o'clock yesterday forenoon an alarm of FIRE
was given from the Wests Side. The cam
ers went over, but found no fire.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25

For saIO-..A handsome Set of Cbsuher Furni-
ture, three-p'y carpet, ke., oil nearly new. AS.
dress Fox 2,Se9 Pcs! ofee. isn2sls7-st
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aGUAL EOTTUEs

Pastoral Visit. Th0 friends Of ReT. Dr..
Warner will make him q pastoral visit OF the par.
sopsgO of the Hanover street Methodist Episcopal
Church. on Friday evening" January 9th,
jana5:Is7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25

RE-Ey1lsTxESTs AT JoEEsoN's 1sLAxD.-
Colonel bill has been authorized By General
Hooker to re-enlist the men on Jebnson'S
Island,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25

WANTED.-A man to take charge of the
LEApER in Brooklyn, Brighton and West
Side. Apply at the Counting Room of the
LEADER Office. jan25s
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To the PRblfe.-In calling attention to the
above col lartnerShip notice. We beg 70 assure yeu
that iS attention TO make our house deserved
ly popular, By always keeping on hand frat elaI
stock Of Foreign and Domssts Dry Goods by selling
them the lowest market prices, and by fAir deal
ing to make It for your interest to give your pat
rouage.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK

Tiscsi agent and Designated DepOsiGa-
FF Of the United States.
Authorized Subscription Agents for the New Loan Of
7 3-I0 TREAS URY NOTES.
On which Will ALLOW Hbsral commission tc dealers
VIII keep On hand for sale
UNITED STATES $40 BONDS.
UNITED STATES 1910 BONDS.
UNITED STATES BONDS OF 1851,
UNITED STATES 5.3O TREASURY NOTES.
VIII purchase at highest msrket rates.
JOIN,
OOIH COUPONS,
o. s QUABTERMASTER'S VOUCHERs,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS. and
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OF ALL KINDS.
IncS:Rd
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CITY NEWS.

Tax Books will close January slst, 1865.
Il. s. WHITTLRsEY,
County Treasurer.
Jan. .25:1ss.
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DissoluttOn.-Ths Oo-partnershIP hers;of0TS
existing undsE the firm and name Of J. n. ) b.
Hover, Is this day dissolved By mutual consent
The business Of the sss firm will be settled at the
of1ce Of b. 7. Hover Co.
NJ nnRnn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25

nAX SALE REDEMPTIoNS-O. @.
i Baldwin has depotited in the Treasury Of Guy.
ahoss county tWenty-n ns dollars TO re1eem sub
lot g. in Block O, Cleveland city, West Side, sold
for taxes % ". s. Jones, January, 1854.
Diodats CLARK, as Trustee. has deposited IN the
Treasury Of Oayahoga county twenty dollars and
alsVeu centa 90 redeem Bubslot Se9, IN ook p,
olsTeIand city, West Side, sold for taxes January,
l16a, 20 Luoy A. Russell-
q. O. HAWKIHS, 90. Auditor.
AupIIoais OYTTcE, OUIAEooA Co.,
Cleveland Jan. 10. 1885. lian1nlsI:lts
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HONORARY MEMBERS
D. P. Rhodes, Esq, Marcus A. HsnneJ
L Lyon, J Dwight Palmer,
K Sherman, 3 Wells,
J A Reddingtop, H J Webb,
Capt 6 W Jones, " B Castle,
John Martin, s G sturtevant,
Capt D P Nickersor, Chas Mcneil,
n Bond, J A Harris,
Capt " B Guyles, sW johnson,
s Coe, Capt A Bradley,
L Hudson, F Card,
Capt E NJ Peck, 7 J Burrin,
Belden Seymour, Nelson Sanford,
Capt A Cheating, Nelson Purdy,
Thos Dixon, N Prentice, N D
James Beanson, A W Fairbanks,
Philo Chamberlin, Capt B A Stannard,
Philo Bemis, Capt Z Simms,
John Griffith, E Il Lewis,
N NJ Griffith, Sanford Lewis,
T Mcdowell, VIM d Crowl,
d C Mcdowell, sA Boynton, N D.
ACTING MANAGERS.
Capt NJ Lundy, Capt c 7 Norton,
" 7 Morris, " David Vance,
Rummage, " Geo Judson,
Geo Mckay, John Spaulding-
Tickets of Admission So 90
GEO. q. WARRINGTON, see'y.
CEARLEs H. WAITE, Treasurer. janl4:lS7
-S-ao-S-
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COMMERCIAL.
sDIuiRS LEADER OFEIOz.
TuKSDAY ETxHIEa. Jan. "a I-o5

NNs117-l 17'l-7ll177- 1Na9- - - ~ y
ReetfDfs-Ths receipts Of Grain BY rail during
the forty-egst hours ending ct ons o'clock to-day
--oro - gstI.ra.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25

CIEyEIAsp, CoSUsgus a oEoHEET1 B. B. Co..,
CIV LAEp, o., jan 10 1885.
TNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
i this Company have declared q dividend Of seven
Per cent, psyabie F.bruRry lst peSt 81 tbs usual
places. free Of GOverum' NJ ta1.
Ths transfer soks viii be CLOSED from the even
ing Of 2lst instant 20 FrbTuaEy 3D..
tan15:Ie7 GEO. 2. RUSSELL, Treasurer.
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TRAvELER's REarsTER.
pHPARTuRHs.

~ Citizens wishing oonyeyanCs 70 either O. rLs
above Trains Boats, will be called for by Coaches
Of stevenr Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus Onlcs, LAT SapeTi0s ssrsst, next
door to the WsddsH House.
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E. Z. MONER MARKET Jan. "a.
[BY TELEasAPH.l

MOney-Quits easy st ear Sc.
Sterling EXehanSe-Dun at oS9S91Osx
for gold.
GOld-.wthout decided change Opening at
g09, declining to Ies9f, snd el0ling at 9ol71f.
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&. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
Z. B. GOTEREHENT LOAK AGEET,
IAI BEpeFiSR 81
SuDRcrfpttJrg rscsiYed 10 tn

Subscriptions rsoeiVsd to the
~ BIO PER CENT. AID 10-40" NATIONAL
LOAN.
ICommission allowed to suhsoribars.l
HEU. 8. Bonds Of 1881, 5-20's. 1905, Treasury
Notes, and all other Government Securities puF-
chased and for sale on the most favorable terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada Money bought
and sold ct best rAtes. Deposits received and
Collections made At all accessible points. Uneur-
rent funds converted o. lowest. Revenus Stamps
for sale. oo4
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MR.F. N. REA2oR
w Will make his Ssni-snnual sAls Of
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS,

M Il, r. NJ. hEAnoh
W. VIII make his Seni-annual sAls Of
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS,
Through Mes,rs; JoHE B. MYERS CO., PHI.
adsiphis, Oh
Wednesday, February 1, az 10 O'clock,
Embracing 1908 packages Of the moss desirable
brands ever offered ct Auction, including
225 Cases York and Everett CottonadSs.
l50 CASES blue. oxford. brown ard Cadet Kentucky
Jeans.
IS caves Lancaster and TiyerLon Plai5s.
I41 sasss ADdgoscoggin, LewistTa and Bates Corset
JdRns.
IS cases Apron and Furniture Checks
70 cases ancestor ard Rnanoke GinghamS.
los cares H and 81 wlliamsTills, sGmestoWn,
Hope, Blacks o-e, Red Bank and oLksr cs5ira-
Ct eases % 1O-4 and ia BIeached and Brown
Peppsrsll, LiIpSs ami Union sheetingG-
SO bales ~ Lacooia, Pepperell, Nov Market, Ly.
man, James, Dwight and Washington Brown
ShestiDgs
90 bass "a PatapsO, Howard, Appleton, Ports
moqth, PARK and LAresater hesTy Brown
80 bales Brown Drills.
IS bales Tickings.
IS cases Maddsr Prints.
30 bales Blue and Brown Denims-
LOO bales Stripes.
ter tiol Of the Trade to this sails. Il viii com
pts. the MOST DEeIRABLE MAKES Of
STAPLE COTTON GOODS,
and viii be the largest ofsrlng, with one exoep-
Iion, ever made in tnis country.
Ihs Goods are all In ords- and original plekagss.
ian2l.lST
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-25
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In this city, on the 23d instant, tho vifs Of NF
G.. H. Chandler, Of a Daughter.