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zling into notice against the prsIudices which
everything new, h.UeYer excellent, Is doomed 10
encounter:
It stsnds at the head OF ali tonic and alternative
prspsIAtiOus in st"ne~- Its celebrity has eYOk-
ed many limitations, tut no rirals Physicians pro-
nOunce iJ the ONLY sAFE sfIAULANT that has ever
been introduced into The sick chamber. in the
Hospit,is If tue Arny and Army, the surgeons hnd
it the very hest tonic for aesceuts aud report
it - Invaluable for susiainfng TIE vigor troops
on tho march, 81 q remedy f,r seurvy and ali soOr-
butic affections, ard a. the Obly speoiac for a.
sickness. Calf, rnia and raiA have euaoI sed
it as Tbe MIEERs' mKDICTEE par ereeiience, zhd tn
panish America and all the tropical climates, II Is
considered the only Telsole anticote 10 epidemic
feVers.
Their is no mystery about the eau es Of its sue
cess 1t Is the onlg si0Fiachlo and Alternative IN
which are combined the gra requisites OF a mild,
pure and unvitiat-d vtgetsb e S'Iwnlaat, with the
huest selection OF toeic, anti-bih us AMI scOFbu-
tie, apereut, aud depuratiye herbs, plsnts, roofs
aud barks that have ever been intei mixed IN a
medicinal preparation.
The Btsters have this distinctive qualify, which
is shared, it i beloved BY auy tOulc tincturs,
or extract IN the world they DO not excite the
pulls though they intuse . W0i deriul drgree VI
Vgor into the nsl v0us system a-d sirene then aud
sustain the whole physical organization.
IL Is also proper TO state that the Bittsrs
solo exclusively in glass, aud never under any cir
eumstapces by the gallon or the barrel smPos
ters aud INIT atOrs abroad, md the only safe
guard the public have against ihsm is t. see that
the Bitters they buy bear the engraved labsl and
note Of baud Of MessrL Hostetter Saith, ard the
GoVerament stamp over The cork Of the bottle.
myI:s23: 3:IWdAW
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MILE URsO's CosCERT.-A second concert
was given by Mile Urso and her talented
artistes last night, aud, we are sorry to sdd
before house shamefully small, although
aPpreciative. At this extremely late hour
of writing, we cannot speak of the merits
of the performance as we would like to do.
1t is enough to say that it was magnificent,
throughout, and the most wonderful exbi-
bition of musical genius and skill which
has ever been given in this city.
We spoke at length in our last issue of her
first entertainment. It is not necessary to
speak further of the marvellous, almost d.
vine power Of this artiste.
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EDITORIAL CHASeEs.-W. G. Wells hiss re-
tired from the editorial chair of the Wells
vile Union, and ". G. Foster, proprietor of
the paper, assumes control of its columns.
J. S. Roller, Esq, of the Garfield Herald,
has given way to DR.. Weeks, who will here
after edit that paper.
The Erie Weekly Gazette has passed from
the hands of Messrs, Jogsph n. storrett
and J. B. 1arrs, to thpse of Mr.. E. L.
Clark.
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FUNERAL OF CAPTAIN DRUMMoED.-The
Wheeling papers of Wednesday announce
that the body Of the late Captain Drum
mOnd was expected to arrive in that city
the same evening. The committee of ar
rangements were requested to meet at the
Baltimore Depot on the arrival of the
evening train. The funeral services were
70 take place this morning.
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FIEE.-At three o'clock yesterday morn
ing IRE broke out in story and hall
frame building on Taylor street, West Side.
owned by Mrs. Henchler. The fire compa-
MES were promptly on hand, but as no
water could be obtained the building was
entirely consumed. Loss about $3.50, on
which there is insurance Of $500.
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MAN FoUsD DEAD.-The Painesville TEL
egraph says thatad dead body was found near
the track of the railroad, half mile west
oil Perry, on Tuesday. 1t is supposed that
the deceased committed suicide. He is five
feet eleven inches high, black hair and
beard, dark complexion, and supposed to
be about thirty or thirty-fve years old.
We have not learned the nams of the de-
ceased
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LAKE NAVIcATIoN.
DRUGS & MEDICINES.

BA8UaS AND RBDICIH ES-THI
- stfans'Oa Of Physicians and all persons v a.
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READINGS IN CBERlIS.-our readers in
obcrtiu will bo glad to know that .hey are
soon to be favored with sn evenings enter
tainnent Of high order of merit. The
accomplished elocutionist, Mr.. Evelyn
Evans will give reading there on Tuesday
evening next. Mr.. Eysns is woli known ss
an excellent reader aud gentleman ofabili-
ty and culture, and We hope that be may
be well received in OberIin.
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ARTEMUs WAED.-This prince ofshowmep
will illustrate the Mormons in Brsinsrd's
Hall next Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings' His programmes have been sown
broadcast through the city, and unique pic
torial advertisements gather knots of peo.
pie about many of the show windows On
the msin streets. 1t is useless for Ms to ssv
ought Of these exhibitions and lectures or o,
Artemus Ward, as his name is household
word and his entertainments have nation
al fame.
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UEITED STATES CoURT.-The important
case of Webster rs. the Judd LiDseed and
Sperm Oil Company still engages this court,
and will occupy it several days.
The following attorneys took the oath
yesterday: Allan T, Brinsmade, A. J. Mar
vim and Richard C. Parsons.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
M6RNtBG LEADER 9FTfOE,
TurRsnAH EYENTEa. maY 4. 1855.

THURSDAY EVEhfhGi may = Aooo.
An increased demand FIR shipment, induced By
the adEaaced rates on foreign exehau &c, created an
adysnce Of from one to two Per eent. on Gold in
New York to-day. the rate at the close of the Sec
ond Board being a, q, the highs point Iea he'd
during the dst beihS lis9s At Gsllaghsr's tx
change the rate wrs l4.5f on estl and 14a aftsr.-
The advance has no permanent Significance.
The Stock market is reported dull aud heavy
1t is probable the sPeoulstits sdvance has about
reached its limit for the present, md ~ hOdsts
manifest no desire to press the mArEet at prevail
ing rates, q stcsdier market will obtain. Govern
msBts continue strong, an advance being noted on
tsu-fc ttiss. There i. good demand, bat The mar
kst is not sotive, the disposition Icing to await
further news from EaTops.
The ,feriugs of 81 ecie in this mstRet continue
Light. Brokers's rates for gold to-day were lSs 10
I4o buyiuk, and AZ 70 l4s eel ingi Silver I31 buy
ing and IS5 to i57 55lliBs.
The msney market is q'ist. Currency is CON.
f1rtably easy. Exchange is steady at par buying
aud 1S9z premium selling
Ths sales o Seven tlirt.es by the Second National
B,nh to-day were o the amount OF SI56 500.
The Customs Bevenu, Of the Government for
the ten months Of tbs currsnt hscal year sre stated
s6S, lao, coo. The s,w York Times estimates the
total for the ear at from S7s GOO 600 to $50
of six to eight millions over the estimate
CT Ser tary Fes,endsn in lis annual report 10
Congress last december. This will give a hslarce
Of twenty m lions afio' PsyIDs tbs s1Id interest
on the unded debT.
Commenting upon the MAJ kets, the New York
World of Wednesday says.
The activity and buoyApcy y hich has been no
tlced In the mstk Is for merchahdiss within the
last ten da, is no l5aFet peroeptible. This is
partly doe {" the fAll in god, AMI patty 10 the
withdrawal OF government orders which have bee \
tsutly on the m,rket f'r many leading staples.
The canal Is now 0p-n, Rdd large increase IN the
supplies Of -four, grain and provisions may be
Oked for, and theft decline 20 prices which shall
permit a resumption OF exports which have row
Early c7ssedl seems sltng th'r unAyVidab e. Mo
ney is cheap, It is tue but with the approach OF
wa m weather IN wi be little disposition "a
m5r Esudlse that Is more less liable 10 b.
damaged frgm at or other 5auees.
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ssRGoos AceIbEST.-hm man named Louns-
bury, employed by a horse desier from
Michigan, was driving buggy down Su-
Perior street yesterday morning, when, in
the paroxysrn of fit, no rose up AID pitch
ed out, striking his head with such violence
on the Pa7ement at the top of Vinegar
street hill, as to fracture his skull. He
will not probably recover. Wo could not
learn where he was taken.
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CHICAGO MARKET-Hav

FIOur-Act,Ve bnt steady.
Wheat-tirm. SAILS at 81 141zasl is for
No 7.
COrn-Firmi sslss At es1<a6so for No. 1.
aeRts-Firm. Sails ct 4l5zs42c for No. L
NiSWfnes-Iuli.
Pr0yistOns-Opened dull but closed active.
Mess Ss6sS26, so prime meas St2,5 ass
Receipts-Flour, $500 bbls; wheat, $4,000 bu;
corn 1860,
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AoADExT OF MusTC.-OWing to e crowd of
duties and work, we were not able to see
the performance last night. But, consid-
ering the brilliant bill-the "soIdier's
Daughter" and the Peoples Lawyer,
we can readily believe the universal report
OF those who were present, that the enter
tsinment was one of very great amusement
and interest.
Tonight we shall have the privilege of
seeing presented "The Lady of Lyons"
and "Katherine and Petruchio."
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The Cleveland Daily Leader comes to us
increased very considers ly in size. II is
one of the most active papers published in
the State, always containing the UerV latest
netoS, aud great deal of it. We con gratu-
late our city cousins on their prosperity,
and the more warmly because we know
they deserve success. Long live and flourish
the Cleveland Daily Leadcr.-Saicm Re
publican
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SECOND TRACK COMPLk4ED.-The Rochester
Union says: The Central Railroad have
now in use another track actdss the Gene
s4e. Messrs. Fowler / leighton have put
up and in complete order a second set of
trusses and the track has been lsid. The
new track is permanent structure to be a
part of the bridge which will be much like
that carried away by the freshet.
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HIGH SCHOOL BUILDIFG, ozf1
IL WEST SIDE.
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DYEINc.
FREDERIUK GYRIAx,

= -'--i
Ereneh Fancy Steam Dye Works An,
Cleaning Establishment,
BeITideFe Farm, East Cleveland. ann
SO seneca Street.
OFTI0E-i04 Seneca ST., Cleveland. O.
mean 70 make this the BEsT DYE-HOUsE IN
TIE WEST, ans shall spare no effort to Eve sas-
Is action - eA'0 Has-
call The especial attention Of Gentleman IN In.
IMPROVED FRENCH STYLE
OF Cleaning or Reducing of msds-up Gsrmart,-
uhs7 - 0'-' A-i0A's'
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The TEEPBE.-The novel structure on the
Park, in which the remains of the President
lay in state, was torn down yesterday and
removed.
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JUDGH ABBEY AND The POLICE. - Judge
Abbey met the police force of the city at
the City Marshal's Office last evening, and
made some remarks and suggestions con-
cerning the duties, &C., of the Marshal and
the Police generally /; that those of the
former are various, laborious and RESPONSE
bic, and that the latter are the preservers
of order and the general guardians to whom
the city looks. Personal or political pre-
iudices should not lend the slightest bias
in the arrest of parties; all the laws
and ordinances of the city should be mildly,
yet firmly and uniformly enforced, and he
recommended that any dereliction of duty
on the part of any member of the police
should be punished by prompt dismissal
from the service.
The Judge remarked that the crimes of
theft, burglary and arson have latterly be-
come very common, and that our citizens
very properly look TO the police for pro-
lection against these losses and outrages
and he hoped that, under the new organi-
zstion, the police may lose none of its
former efficiency.
he concluded by declaring that, for his
own part, he should endesvor TO follow in
the footsteps of his predecessor, who, by
his services for a number of years as
Judicial officer, has acquired an enviable
reputation as competent and worthy
magistrate and faithful, impartial judge.
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new ADVERTfSEnEN, =

Academy Of Music-Miss Olive [ Iogan.
Cruub, Darlington 4 KendAll-Ntw Goods.
o. Gutter son-Bosal Notice.
". W. Wright-Residence for Esle.
For Ssle-Butin'ss IS Book.
Marquette lrOn Co.-Eotioe.
Cowles Oo.-Ear- Drops.
N. t. Co.-For Chicago.
Andrew J. Baker-Gusrdisn's Sale.
Evelyn Evsns-Reading.
Good TemPlars-Lo sl Notice.
n. T. cO-Fos 0gdepsburg.
North a &Sohweidt-LooaI Notice.
To Boiler Makers-LOcal Noti-e.
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ToNSoRIAL,
TIss AND HAIR WORN.


= <. . rs HEH ESTABhIGHHEET
EEB T.ABaEsT IN THE sTArR
sB El3 fsNEa AEO UlDlEg B6la DRFSkHl
20 PUBLIC hQUARL
!. ssnSs.e!1T'r Of al kinds of RIGs, inslu6inp
sLlU SION VIC
A--ss - Tesonbiea nature 70 defy the 6oa.uf
frrnttny. very large and beautiful stock a
LONG HAIR, l5-ought by the propristor from
+grupe, for SWITCHES sud BR6Iut-ths Gns-s
Fsl0rtnsnt srsr sssa In this city.
ssGles RFeEt Pieces sRG EaIf.Wlgs,
In every ssYis, With all improvements,
seaS oF oURLs, raas from Frrsoh Hstur,
taEisd Hair (guarsnssslll
FSGAae DOUBLE and TRIPbu BOWA
htIEskALIss &C.,
ftaae y ths advertiser, squsl 70 thozs iSuporr,s
2taiai made into any Kind Of Head. DrsI,
a., BoN without injury TO Switch
gsns fAshionahls siyies.
Al Eork Warrantod e netsrussut,1
flHT -nf 1eTin Jaws = ~ hnr'-- s.vu
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LOUAL NOTICES.

Removable. NJ. L. Brooks has removed
from his former residence, Euclid street, to No.
SIG Superior sire T. third house west Of Trinity
Church. Bis Office hereafter viii be atlO4 east side
Public Square, between Chapln's Hall and Hof-
mans Block. my2.2O9
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AMUsEMENTs.
a OA0RNY OF WUsfQ.

To conclude with ehahesDesrs's C0i1ody called
KATHERIHE AND Pr FRUCHIO.
Z.
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aPoor Norm ! thou art Infeeted,

IHlH FIsIIhIIVu suOW5I
But by the use of Dr. D Il. steIye's Liquid CstaTrh
Bemedy, you be restored to health, which is
"msre precious than gold, yea, than hne gold"
NIL. n
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RAILRoADS.
OLKVRLAND, OOhUMBUS , GIN.
AiOIdHATI AILROAD,
Is6&-6. WINTER ARRAHGBhEHT IssG-S

GLKVRLAHD, OOhUHBUS = GIN.
AJOIHHATI AILROAD,
is6A-6. WIHTER ARRAEGBhEaT lseS-S
Lat TraIn-s:O6 A, M.-OINOIHNATI EXPREss
stopping At Grafton, Wellington, New Lon
dQnS Shelby, Orestlids, Gallon, GileAd, OsT
dington, Ashley, Delaware, DsWis Osntrs aDS
Woethington.
q Tfaln-2;46 p. h.-AOO0mMOOATIOa.-S .-Stoyt
at all stations aud arrives iD Ooluinbua 81 %
?. H., Cincinnati 1:so A. =.
q Trains--los00 P. .-HIqHr Exp APREeS-5toPylhs
a. 9Iahonl Wellington, NV London, shelby
OEestlins, Gallon, ailssa. CArtiugsor and Del.
Tr.ln5 sSYs oOialn bus at 80 aud To- A., $50 -
y" arriTs At OloyslAnd sla A. ~. and 5 &c r. y,
CONNECTIONS;
6halbS-9andulgg, Magsneid h6Hark kaslrosd &
ManSpold. Mt. YsrnoR, Newark, KaRssTllls
OrSstIns-Pisssburrh, Fort Wayne OhioaEo Ran
road, Forest, Upper Sandusky, pelDhos, Lima
Fort wayne, HnnOrte, chicago, co. WoHf ant
East for Mansfield. Wooster. Nassillon. to.
9faftoD and HollefOutsine kairosd Liue, Tor Marion
BelefOutaine, Sidney, Union, Munoic. Indian
A9olls, Tsrrs Haute. Vlnaennos, ETAussfua
Louisville, Oairo, 81. Ls0uts 40.
DeeEere-Eith Springfield Branch for Springfield.
OoluUIbus-Llttls Miami 4 Columbus snd XeDh
Railroad, FOR AeniA, Dayton, IndianA pOlih
Tore BAute, St. LOuis, tioTroN, L9Veland and
OinninnAtL and with the Ohio and Missis7ip1
vile, uAiro, 81 Loui1, nd Au points ~
Oolumhus-Oentral Ohio RaDr ro>d ror Newark, zsBss
vile, MheelnF, &o.; utlun1bus, Piqua In
diana Railroad for Piqra, Uriifua, &o.
Tor I1oketa 70 81 points EDd Information sPPli
Oioveiand, 'int. H. ~ Superintendent
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BolLEs MAKERS, you are all 10 meet at
Fenian Hall this evening.
May 5. (2O6) Nd. FARRELL, Sec.
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Seven-ThirtY Loan.
LOCAL NOTICES.

A Large Lot OF GOOD Furniture, Hair
Mattresses, Brussels Carpets, Jute Mstting. Oil
Oloh, Glassware Plated Ware, 60, will be sod at
the Auction Room of U. Cutter & Son, No IS4 Bank
street, on Saturday, May 9Th, sale commenc ng at
10 O'Clock A. M. A'so, at o'clock P. NJ . one dark
bay Horse, TiK years o d; two top Busgies, one Of
which was made by LoWman of tbis city, aud is IN
good ODD 2, having been in only about one
year. Also, two single Harm ssses. nay 5zO6
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WAETED.-A boy to carry the LEADER on
the West Side. Apply at Counting Room.
MAY 81.
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ITCH.
|. WHRATON'S

SCRATCH. OINTMENT. SCRATCH
VIII cure the Itch in 4s hours-sIs0 cores Salt
Rheum, Ulcers, Chilbla'ns, and all EruPtiOns Of
the Skin. Price so cents. By sending 80 cents 10
Weeks cud Potter, ITO Washington S., Boston, will
be forwarded free by mail. For sale by En Drug
EIsts- srr5se & AHnsraoss, Cleveland, Agents
for Northern Ohio. Uhl4.F dAH
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Boy WAErED-To learn the printing bus.
inessj apply at this office Immediately.
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BUFFALO MAKKEr-.May 4.
IBY THLIeRAPn.I

FIOHr-Dull.
Wh@af-Hsayy; Tarties Is@9Oo apart.
COru-Dull. Held: mixsI Soc yelloV 9oo
white 9sc@sl 90.
Oats-Heavy at SIC.
Other grains pomnRl.
Whisk y-5ales at 81 05.
Canal FTeights-To New York, wheat ITc
corn az, oats 91<c.
Lake Imports Flour 8 ,5O4 bbls, wheat 400
bu, oorn none, OAts l0,576.
Canal ENpOrts-Flour 2 600 bbls WHEAT 2T =
225 on, 95 no. oats I2l $40, barley IL eco, rye
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The A. NJ. E. CHURcH.-EIHIBITIoH.-
colOred chidken and youth Of the A. NJ. E.
Church, hero an exhibition in the chapel
of that church, on Ohio street, last Tuesday
evening. A large audience was present,
aud delighted with the exercises which,
consisting of declamations and singing,
was highly creditable 10 the Juvenile per-
formers. Tho singing of Miss Alice sher-
man, who has been appropriately styled
the "COlored Mocking Bird" is described
ms being exquisite. Her voice is admira-
BILE, having a rich, pure and melcdious
tone. She Sang with remarkable good
taste and fine effect for one so young, and
gave evidence that she will one day excel
the Black Swan" in richness and sweet
ness Of voice.
Miss Sherman, with others, proposes
giving concert soon, for the purpose of
helping obtain funds for the enlargement
of the building of the A. NJ. E. Church,
I6I Ohio street. The hoube now used is
altogether too small to accommodate the
rapidly growing congregation and the
fourishiDg and constantly increasing Sab
bath School. 1t is thought that $500 will
procure a sufficient enlargement of the
building, and this amount the church
authorities arc now endeavoring to raise.
We trust that our citizens, if called upon,
will feel disposed to contribute, each one,
his mite towards carrying out the plans of
this needy and useful church.
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1861. sOOAEER 1854,
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
FIRE AND RsARIME.

OAPITAB, VsOO,OH.
10 Scrip DIVIDENDS. Proats divided IN 0AsH
hmong Stock and Policy Holders.
Taxes Marine Hazards OF all kinda Firs Rfukz
Buildings, MsrohAndise, Furniture vessels N Prrt
nd ths bettsr olAss Of Risss generally.
DIRECTORS.
Nm. HArt, 4. PsltOn, Amasa Etons,
2. Chsmbsriin, L. d. Hudson, J. b. ChamberIin.
". z. Walker, O. "A. Gardner, o. n. OTiatt,
7. ". Pelton, Wn. WsIlhoass.
OFFI0E-oviattI EGohangp, foot Of Superior
street, Cleveland, Ohio.
Lossss Adjusted and proIaptly paid.
Wh. HART, President,
L. y. HUDsOu, sAorassfy.
Capt. o. A. eARDNEb, Marine Inspector.
mhl6; dKW
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CITY NEWS!

Five cases new ribbons, flowers, and
straw goods opening at Mrs shaw's. apps
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Good TemPIars' Open meeting.-Bin-
nehsba Temple, No. z5, L. o T., will old a pub
lie meeting at their Hall, Friday evening, May
9th. Rev J. A. Thome will address the meeting
All those interested in the Of Temperance sre
cordially invited to attend.
my5:2O6 H Z CHUBB. W. @ i.
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New York Stock Market-may 4
ny TELEGRAPH.l
fsOVernmeuI StOshs--Essier and less ac-
iige. U. Skies, 1sS con bons. 1tO1S; o. Ten
rty coupons, 9J5s; Flve-twenty coupons, new is
sue, IOo
SsOckB-Hesvy. Missouri sizes 6s; Ohio Mis-
sissiPpi certificates 81 "a; Canton a.; CUNT erIand
preferred I615, Rssdins 1919; Quicksilver 621<;
MaItVoea 1874. N. =. Central 975{; Erie 79z;
Hudson IlO; Rock island lOl; Michigan Southern
II; Him is Central ll5; Oievland Pittsburgh 10;
HorthWtsterh 30}5; do preferred 81; Prairie du q.
Il c. 6S; Fort Wayne s514.
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Rockefeller q Andrews BemOved.-
We have removed our office from that Of the late
firm Of CLARK Rockefeller, to No. 4, Sections
Block, Merwia street. my42O
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Ton COmpOsitOrs wanted. Apply at the
LEADER job Room.
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L. B. HALE, iiaIker,
AND
3. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-05

BRANOH RAILwAY.-The work on the
Branch Railway, passing from Ashtsbula
to Jamestown, is progressing. The gra-
ding is now under contract, and hands ere
busily at work on every mile of the entire
line. very large amount of the cutting
and filing has been done on most of the
way, while some of the road bed is ready
for the ties and iron.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-05

pr. III. J. Herrich, recently having COM
pIetef his three years Of service SUI geon Of the
I7th Regiment, o. V l., will hereafter be assaoiat-
ed vita Dr. Brooks ID tho practice of Medicine
and Surgery my2:2O9