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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-07

Mass MEETING OF CoLoRED CITIZENS
A great Mass Meeting of the eolored citi-
Gems of Cleveland will be held this evening
tuesday,, to enter into measures to pre-
vent the colored people of the rebel states
from fighting against the Union, for the
wretches who have kept them in chains
and degradation for generations. Let no
colored person stay away from Metropolitan
Hall Tuesday evening. Meeting at seven
o'clock.
George Vosburg, J. Davis, W. Sampson,
F. Morris, H. Richardson, Rev. J. A. War
rem, j. Skinner, @. Oliver, W. Morris, T.
Medlea, M. Filley, ]. Malvern, C. samp-
son, NJ. Csrdozo, J. Weaver, R. Hazel, J..
Williams, ]. R, warren, Committee of Ar
rangements.
Cleveland, March 7, 1865. mr7:I23
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Real estate AaeueiEs.
TNO. G. JENNINGS REAL ESTATE
81 AGENCY.

TNO. g. JENNINGS REAL ESTATE
d AGENCY.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
Huntington strest-H0uss and Lot, $4,000.
Greenwood street-House and Lot, 9, ,0oO.
Lake Strset-Houss and Lot, $500.
SeoVill stFeet-House and Lot, COO.
Lake Street, near Erie-Four Brick DTellingsi
Essf Vineyard stroet-HOuss, Saloon and Lease
Perry sIest-TwO HouseI and Lots, $500
Wilson ATsnus-Largs Brick House and Five
PFospeot street-Brick House and Lot, $1,000.
Prospect ktrest-Two-story Brick Honso ana
Lot, GO feet front, 81, 800.
Prospect streot-TwO-stOry Frame House and
Prospect street-l15 s,ery Frame House and
Lot, $500.
Huron sfrset-l5s story Frame House. ss,1OO.
Brick Hotel, known as the ''stillmAn House."
on Columbus street.
Good House and Lot. No. I49 Lake st.
Cottage house No. lsl st. Clair st. Lot 66Kl6d
Vacant Lot between River and Canal, near City
MIls.
Vacant Lot on old river bed, near PontOOa
Bridge-hrst rate for Dock or Manufacturing.
Vacant Lot on Euclid street, 10Ox2o0 feet.
Vacant Lot on Prospect street, 50x20O fest
Vacant Lot on Clinton street, near Kentucky.
FARMS AND OUT PROPERTY.
26 Acres OF fine Fruit Land adjoining BIAten.
ahls, two miles from tee city, on ths lake shore.
Several good Farms Of from 20 to 200 res, to
20 miles from the city.
A large and nice stone House, Stone Barn, and
20 acres we'll cultivated land, with great variety Of
Fruit, miles from the city, on Euclid P ank Road.
Can be bought for less than the value Of the bu Id
ings. JOHN @. JENAIAGss
Real Estate and Insursnce Agent,
febl8 AtUatsr BuildiHg.
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PRIzE Waltz AND MAsoUERADE PARTY.--A
prize waltz, masquerade and fancy dress
party will be held at Chspin's Hall, on
Tuesday evening next, March 14th. Five
elegant prizes are offered, for waltzing and
dresses, which may be seen at the estab-
iishment of Sylvester Hogan. Billson's
band furnish the music, and Mr.. Dodd will
in the course ofthe evening perform sever
al solos on the guitar and crystalline. The
party will doubtless be very pleasant one.
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ARREST OF BOUNTY BRoKER.-A bounty.
broker by the name of sturtevant was yes
terdsy arrested BY Provost Marshal Barber,
and handed over to the custody of the
State authorities. He had procured re-
cruit for the Fourth Ward, for whom they
paid seven hundred dollars, snd had paid
the recruit six hundred, retaining one hum
dred for himself. On hearing Of the trans
ection, Captain Barber ordered that the
entire amount be psid the recruit, and
turned over the broker to the State author
tiles, to bs dealt With under the new Law
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MY COrns; on, My COrns i-InstRn a1e0uI
and eficscious cures Of cOrns, Bunions, Club and
Inverted Nails, without pain or caustio, by DR..
Jay, celebrated Surgeon Chiropodist, from Broad
way, New York, process known and peculiar only
to himself Of1ee-Bassmant, Bank street, oppo-
site the wsddsll House, Cleveland, Ohio, next door
to Fo5ts Intslligence Office. Families waited upon
at their residences without extra charge.
-,,,rI.QJA
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DIED.

MArch Cd, OF Conlumption, at th1 residence Of
DR.. Isaiah b. Massey, Fandusky, Ohio, MARY n.
LEE, wife Of W. s. Massey, Esq., of Osborn, Ohio,
aged SO years and IL months.
In this city, yesterday morning, a. IS minutes
before o. lock, in his eighteenth year, ALBERT
GREGORY, son Of Michael and Mercer Gregory.
O'Clock this afternoon.
In this city, March 6Ib, at u O'Clock NJ, JOHN
sIRGkR, sge1 AZ years.
Funeral from his residence, 70 Hicks street, W..
s., Thursday, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Friends of the
family arc invited to attend.
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FINANCIAL 6 COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
MORNING LEADER oTFIOE,

MoaDAY, March 8, 1855. !
Currency continues close, and in general buAi-
desB there is nothing new TO report In Financial
circles. How long this quiet and dspreHIion Is to
continue It IL impossible to determine, but there
is present pro Ipsct OF change before the cpen-
ing Of navigation, toward which event the eyes Of
ths business community, now so long Numbering,
are beginning to turu with more or less anxiety.
Il Is to be hoped that by the time Il shall have
fIyei business will have found . more settled basis
than it now occupies, and that business men viii
be able to see more clearly than s possible now how
to operate. Exchange is quiet and steady at Is
discou at buying and par selling.
The regular Gold Board did not meet In New
York to.day-the eslsbratisn hAYipg been pest
porsd from sAtuIdAy-snd our quotations are
msagrs. Ths rates reported, however, shov 40
material change bom Friday, nor is IL to be e1-
psct d that snything Of a dseiied character will
sransplre until further r,salts By Sherman ere
reached. The price at 10 O'Clock this evening, as
reported to the Cleveland Stock Exchange. was
1854
There was nothing done in Stocks today in Esv
York, and tas market Is nominal at the rates Of
FridSy.
The sales Of the 7-sO Popular Lean ct the seeOn
National Bank to day were $4,000.
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LEGAL Record.

CoURT or CoNNox PLEAs.-The c. 50 of
Barrett Us. French, which has been on trial
befOreJudge FOOts, was yesterday merning
dismissed without prejudice, each party
to pay his own costs.
The case of PrentiHs ct al. vs. ]. P. Ross,
growing out of claim for rent of the An
gier House, is in hearing before Judge
FoOte. ri
The jury in the case of Alexander Us.
Strong and Armstrong, yesterday, reported
that they were unable to agree, and were
discharged. ass
PRosLTE CouRT.-The March term of the
Probate Court opened yesterday morning
before Judge Tilden. The case of Ohio vs.
Policeman Sewer, for assault and battery,
occupied the Court yesterday. The cause
of the action was the forcible election from
the Academy of Music by the defsn dapt, of
colOred man, who had purchased seat
in the dress circle of that place Cf amuse-
nent. Policeman Sewer was direct
ed to remove the man. The colored man
psremptOrily refused to leave, and was re-
moved by force.
The policeman Nas arrested and the
present action brought. Judge Tilden
yesterday morning fined Sewer one hun
dred dollars and costs, it being thelsrgsSt
penalty allowed by law.
PoL1oK CoURT.-The following docket was
before the court yesterday morning:
Drunkenness-Thomas Miller, Milton
Manchester and John Reynolds, fined 81
and costs, each.
Vagrancy-Mary DOnnelly, sent to Work
House so days.
Disturbance-IssacA Allsson, discharged /;
Edward Cahill, fined the costs; John Bow
ers, Charles 8. Green and James A. Brown,
fined $40 and costs, each.
Petit Larceny-Ssmus1W Wilson, case held
open till the 9Th.
Assault and Battery Michael o'DOnnell
and Hugh c. McKeOn, cases continued to
the sth.
Burglary-Harrison R. Cooley, bound
over to the Court Of Common Pleas, bail
$500.
stabbing with Intent to WOund-Peter
UnyOn and George Keil, cases held open to
the 18th and 9th, respec lively.
Adultery-Addison Van Horn, fined $1Oe
and costs, and sent to isiI for 20 days.
Driving on sidewAlks-James Prescott,
jeremiah Hogan, Daniel DOnahue, T. Sax
er, J. Thomas, Abbsr Mutt, John Coal, A.
G. Tracy, Mark Conheimer, William Hum
phrey, A. N. CorastOck, E. Williams, James
Prescott and Frederick Hoffman, each
fined 81 and costs.
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DR.. cheeseman's Pills
sALE-P67SI,a11 =

MASTERS SALEs-Pursuant TO tho
1Al command Of decretal order Of sale from tb9
Court Of Common Pleas, Of Guy ah0ga County, Ohio
at the suit Of Edward Hienton administrat6r Of ~
estate Of William Green, deceased, against Isaac D.
Gleason, Watson =. Thompson, receiver Of Lvcia7I.
S. Peck, Courtland Palmer and Frederick 7 Wal
lace, assigneeg Of billiard, Hays, Palmer 4 n,
LsVsrett Alcott and Burrett ". Horton Perry II e
Babeock and Hopson Hurd, Jr., Charles Brsiynn1.
and Waldo A. Fisher, Harriet Uhl H. = 7 5ttI.
Al Henry G. Abbey, receiver Of Lucsps q pacE
to rs directed. ! shall expose for aaIe a. rnb355
81 N, at the c0Or Of the Court VouSa n ~ ffe
Of 2-eFeland, on the sth day Of March a ID lssS.
at clock P. NJ, Of said day, the following a.,
81 E16 d land 70 wit Situate in the tova Of lnds-
p ea nee, In the County Of Cuyahoga. ana ststs Of
Onle and is known as being part ofIot number ten.
Of - lObard Tract, 50 called east Of the Cuyahoes
T. VT and bounded, TO wit: Comneneing At tia
penn Of the third step In the foot Of the Lock num-
Der 81, north Of Portage Summit, in the Ohio canal
sad on the towing path side numbering the HteptI
hon the top Of the Lock, and running thence vet
erly TO point In the garden fence Standing about
two feet north from the priTy, with the stakea
driven by IT. thence southery on the line Of the
garden fence through the barn yard to the north
line Of the farm belonging to Moses Gleason thenoas
east on said line to the Ohio canal; thence north.
sry along the canal to the place efbeginning CON-
h ming of land mora or less; also road
or lane next the towag-p path north, to tia bridgo
across the canal.
Appraised st 81, 500.
D, Y, GAGE, MsstT CoRs,
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Shall the Ninth ward Be Drafted {?

Shall the Ninth Ward Be Drafted p
There is no reason that # should be. Those who
would avoid the cOnscdption wheel, not only one
tlH but very likely halra dOsea supplementary
lEtioHs, should come out this, TUESDAY, evening,
March 7th, at the Engine House, Church street.
- Those not enrolled are respectfully invited to
attend and help out their unfortunate bEs.hren.
In short, ssey should come ont, and save the
Old Ninth from the disgrace Of a draft. mh7:1o3
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glasifaI austrnmeHts.

CUMMINGS & JENNYS Manufactu-
Nlrers Of Grand, Fquare, and Cottage Upright
PLANO FOBTES,
No. 726 BROADWAY, NV YORE.
Esch Instrument war Anted hYs years.
At Wholesale aud retail Is per cent leas than the
same class Piano elsewhere.
Dealers will do we'll to examine our Instruments.
~ Send for q catalogue. feb6;2Ol
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Ladies can have their hair dressed at any
time by experienced Workmen, at T. M.
Wears's Hair Dressing establishment, 1872
Detroit street. --4 r z
He also has en- hand sll kinds of hair
work, such as CuTlsd Brsids, Waterfalls,
&c, neh7;1s4
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To WHoN IT MAY OoNoERN.-We have
been requested to publish the following bit
of information to friends of the deceased:
NAsHYTLLE, TENN,, Mech lstl

NAbHYILLEJ IhhhtI 1ldIUH 45Vi A9V0'
EDIToRs LEADER: Please state through
the columns of your paper, that Mr.. Viii
liam Hamilton, of Cleveland, died here in
the Quartermaster's Hospital, on the 18th
of February, and has money due him which
can be collected by his heirs, if any he had
(For particulars, address Mr.. James Ready,
Master Mechanic.) He came to Nashville
in October, and has since been working in
the employ of the Government as carpenter.
By giving this place in your paper, his
friends may hear Of his untimely death, as
he is supposed to have friends residing in
Cleveland, 0hio.-Box H. Nashville.
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REoRUITISG.-A triAe more was done yes
tsrdsy at recruiting than for few days
previous. Twenty-one recruits were ex-
amined, Of whom nineteen were accepted
and eighteen mustered in. Ten were cred
tied to this District-four to the Fourth
Ward and six to Richfeld-and eight to the
Nineteenth.
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Dissolution EOtIee.-The co-psrtnefship
heretofore existing under the firm name Of Clark
Rockefeller, Is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent, j. D. Rockefeller retiring. The business Of
thShrm will be ssttlsd by either party at their Of
fee, River street. NJ. B. CLARK,
marbles I'D. ROCKEFELLER.
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Ka1i way intelligence.

CHANGE OF sUPERIETEEDEET.-Mr.A A. c.
suell has bAsn recently appointed suPerin-
tepdent of the Oil Creek Railroad, in the
place Of. Ny. Joseph Patterson, resigned.
TP.RoUGH TO OH CITY.-Yesterday trains
be gan running regularly between Mead
vile and Oil CITY. This will prove great
improvement and convenience to the
crowds of traVsl on that route, over the old
slip-shod arrangement. From the new time
table of the Franklin Branch We learn that
express trains leave Meadville at A. M.
and 2:45 P. NJ, reaching Oil City at s:2O A.
NJ. and $50 P. NJ. and express trains ar
rive at Meadville at 1O:45 A. NJ. and 7:4O
P. NJ. A freight and an accommodation
train will hereafter leave Meadville at $3.50
A. NJ, running to Reno Station, two miles
below Oil City; returning leaves Reno at
goo
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Sixth Ward, Attention. The campaign
opened on Saturday evening with every PROMISE Of
success. II the enrolled men will do their duty
our Ward can be cleared from the daft. Meetings
at the WigWsmJ on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings to receive reports of the CInvas'iBg
Committees. It will require an average Of Fifty
Dollars from every man liable to draft. This is our
last chance to save ourselves and the credit of our
Ward. W.P. FoGG,
mch6I93 Chairman Of Committee.
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PARoLED PRIsOSERs.-The following North
ern Ohio soldiers have recently been parol-
ed and sent to Annapolis
12th Cavalry-Hsnry Hill, Co. I; Cyrus
N. Fox and Sergeant Charles A. West, Co.
F; David Whinery, Co. B; Albert schenck,
Co I.
I'd caUairy-TheOdors ". Johns, Co. A /;
Almond Lewis, Co. D F; h. R. FentOn, Co.
H,
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ANOTHER CHANGE OF PRovosT MARsHALs.-
We learn that Captain Seth M. Barber, who
has been acting as Provost Marshal of this
District for the last two or three weeks, has
been relieved at his own request, and that
General Hooker has re-appOinted Captain
William r. Riddle, Sixth Veteran Reserve
Regiment, to the office, and ordered him to
report from this point to Colonel Wilcox,
Provost Marshal General of the State
Captain Riddle arrived yesterday and re-
ported by telegraph to Colonel Wilcox. No
answer has yet been received, and Captain
Barber will retain the management of the
Office until orders are received from Colonel
Wilcox.
Captain Barber has proven himself a
most excellent Provost Marshal. Under
his management the affairs of the office
have been systematized, and everything
has moved of with the regularity of clock
ws-k. We shall regret to part with him.
Captain Riddle, who will relieve him, is al
ready well and favorably known to our cit
liens. His many warm friends in this city
will welcome him back to Cleveland with
great pleasure,
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FOund-0n Prospect street, March q, 1855, q
pocket book, containing money, which the owner
can have by proving property and paying for this
advertisement. Call at a6I Perry street
mchs;F G. u. KINNEY.
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CO-parfneFshiP NOtIee.-Havinga assOeiat-
cd with me T. s. Sanford, the business of the late
firm Of Clark Rockefeller will be continued at
the old stand under the firm of Clark & sanford.
msr7:I93 II. B. CLARK.
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LOsf.-A Bank Check, dated March %, 1865
drawn on Mason, Everett s Co., payable to Drs.
Blair L Sanders, or bearer, and signed Mark
Richardson. The public is hereby cautioned
egainIt negotiating for the same as Its payment Is
eountermAnded. mobiles
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ARREST OF PRETEEDED WIsCoSsIS OFFI-
cER.-A man who gave his name
as C. C. Comstock, Captain 5Oth Wisconsin
Infantry, was yesterday arrested by Pro-
yost Marshal Barber. The man asserts
that he left Madison, Wisconsin, last week,
for the purpose of arresting deserters, and
that hs made arrests of two deserters in
Buffalo. He arrived in this city yesterday,
in company with woman, whom he claim
ed to be an acquaintance of his on her way
to Oswego, New York. As both come from
the east, this story seemed improbable.
The soi-disGnt Captain yesterday endeavOr-
ed TO borrow fifteen dollars of Detective
Lew. Whitney, but that astute officer was
not easily befooled. Learning some sus-
picious facts in regard to this bogus officer,
Captain Barber ordered his arrest yester-
day, and on examining hin, consigned
him to the Soldiers Rest. Captain Barber
has written to the Adjutant General and
Provost Marshal of the State in regard to
matter. In the meantime the pretended
Captain is kept under arrest.
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DAILY LEADER.
TUESDAY, EARCH Z.
MW ADVEREIsEMEFs,

EEW ADVEREIsEzKEFs,
E @. Jones-HOuse and Lot for Sale.
Geo. D. Beek-situstion Wanted.
Kendall & Co.-NsW Goods.
s. a. Fuller Co.-Dissolution.
Academy Of Musie-Hibernicon.
Prize Masquerade and Fancy DreGH Party.
Myron P. Whseler-For Sale.
go Superior Bt.-Wsnted.
DR.. BigsloW-Chronis Diseases.
Z. Room wanted.
Jos. Perkins-For Rent.
Ninth Ward-I ocal Notice.
Ladies' Hair Dresiing EstsbliELment-LocAI.
Bank Check Lost-Local Notice.
soldisrs' Aid sooitty-LoesI NJ tios.
Pocket Book Found-Looa al Noiise.
Meeting OF COlored OiiSen7-LoeaI Notice.
O. d. Waite & Oo.-Looal Notice.
RsynoldB a Wait,-Local Notes.
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partnershIp.-Having associated with me
in the Hardware business Charles d. Waite, the
business will be continued at No &c Superior street,
under the firm name OF RaynO,ds & Waite.
mch7Is4 h. K. RAYEOLDS.
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The Regular mOnthIy Meeting of the
Soldiers Aid Society will be held Tuesday, March
Tth, at O'Clock, IN the Rooms Of the Society, 30.
sj Bank street, SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
mnhI:Ia9
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J solve Every Man thine Ear, but few
thy voice; Take each mans eensure bat reserve thy
Judgment until you have tried Or. D. q. see'ysS
Liquid cstarrh Remedy, which never fails to cure
Ehsa directions are followed. f9h2IiRs
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warned thee, admonished thee, fors!old,
The danger, and the lurking emmy
That lsy in wait bsyoId this had be1n force,
And force upon free will hath here no place."
But all who are afflicted with CatarIh ia any form
;an obtain pleasant and sp edy cure by the uss of
Dr.. D. q. sselye's Liquid Oatsrrh Remsdy, ere
has fixed its fatal grasp. mhG,R3
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CLEVELAND
CITY DIRECTORY
FOB 1S65.R.

The undersigned propose to i,.sua IN the
month of May next, complef 4 Directer,, of
the City of Cleveland. B ayipr made the
necessary arrangements. to have the city
thoroughly canVass' d by the 10th Of April
we we expect 70 issue the work on the 10th of
may Du' the publication may possibly be
aeiAyeo Atil the 25th. As we intend IT,
niAAe :, 4ts complete directory, containing
'ne nHme, business and address of every
? ian in the city. We trust that it viii -IeeI
with that success which its merits demand.
The work will only be sold by su' Oscription,
as no more copies will be issTled than are
subscribed for.
A limited number, only, of advertise
nsnts will perceived. For terms, &C., ap-
ply at the LEADER Counting Room.
E. COWLEs & Co.
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DIsInssED.-The Columbus Journal says
that Captain R. J. Wright, of the Sixth
OHIO Cavalry, has been dishonorably dis
missed for absence without leave.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

DIssOInfIOn.-The copartnsrship hsretofOrs
existing under the firm name of Charles H. Wal c
Co., and doing business at No. II Pearl street,
West Side, Is dissolved by lfration' and the busi
ness closed. Either party iS authorized to c.ose
suy ursettIed accounts Of the firm.
CHARLES H. WAITE,
HENRY Z. RAYN0LDS.
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EOtiee-F. Drone Is no longer authorized to
transact business for US.
Feb. II, 1865. L. CRAWFORD SON
mar2:Ist
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We are sgsin indebted to Hawks for
New York pspeys.
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Hawks b4s Harper's Weekly for March
1lth. It Is a very excellent number.
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OIL Factory FOR Sale subscriber Of
ers to sell his factory on Canal and Ohio strsstG,
with the land and buildingH being pleasantly sit
uated, compact and conveniently arranged. Ca
pacity about fifty barrels per day. Immediate pos
session given ifrequired. B.PBLTeN
Cleveland, Feb. IA, 1865. febl5:r2OL
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MONDAY EVENING, March 6, 1855.
The attendance at the Stock Exehsngs this ave-
ming was only fair, but the transactions were quite
liberal, especially Ia Governments. In the local
List Liverpool OIL Stock was quite brisk, aud prices
were frmer with rather an upward turn.
The transactions were IS follows:
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D. w. CAGE.
WEDNEsDAY, MARCH l5rH, 1856
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

At AUOTIoN. o. CUTTER 3 SON
o. Gutter & Son will Esi ct Auction on WsdneI-
day, Marsh 18th, on the premises At 10 O'Clock A.
H. ths valuable and desirable Real Eatate bslong-
ing 90 the HeirB Of Alexander seJmour, deceased,
fnanting Water, Front and Spring strestE IN the
city Of Cleveland, and near the Cleveland, 90 pm-
bus Cincinnati and Lake shoIs Railroad DepOts
bsing very desirable location for Hotel or Buii-
nsn pErposes, and presenting Q rare opportunity
FOR Q profitable investment.
Terms made known on day cf sale. mhi:lsl
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Cleveland stock Exchange.
President,
MORRISON FOSTER.
Vice President,
j. F. FREEMAN.
Secretary and Treasurer,
D. c. WASHINGTON.

D. G. WASHINGTON.
The Rooms Of this Board are in the AtEat3r
Block, Superior street, in the rear Of the o. g. Tel
egrAph ofhes-
SESSIONS EVERY EVENING, Except sunday).
AT ~ O'CLOCK.
The rates OF Gold and steeks In New York, at
AZ o'clock P. n, are telegTaphed to this Board
cash day; alEO, the rates Of Gold ct Galagher5 3
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