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vALENTIEEs.-we had forgotten that the
I4th of February is an unusual day, or that
peacb-bloom damsels and red-heartsd
youth consent to regard it the sacred day
of one named st. Valentine, until, short
time since, we saw the news-EoOms' win
dows tricked out with valentines of sll
sorts and descriptions. The day of thepa-
tron saint of love is indeed at hand.
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Governmental,
MEDICAL PURVEY0E's OFFICE,



GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
Oreceived at this Once until January 25th, 1856
for furnishing Ice 10 the Medical Department Of
the Army during the ensuing year, at the points
herein designated The Ice TO be stored by the
tractor in properly constructed ice houses at each
point of delivery, on or before the 18th of April
next, the Ice TO be receipted for until its quail
ty, the fitness OF the ice-h0use, and the manner in
which it is packed Hhsll have been approved by q
medical fBcer and payment will be made only for
the amount thus actually stored and receipted for
The proposals will be made for the quantities in
dcated below as required at ths respective places
with the proviso that should be needed at ny
time for the years supply It shall be furnished at
the same rates and under the same conditions.
QUANTITY TO BE DELIVERED AT
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Coon TENPLARs MKETnG.-The Forest
City Lodge, No, So, I. o. Of G. T., will
hold a public meeting this evening at
Temperance Hall, No. 1s4 Superior street.
Addresses will be delivered by the Rever-
end Messrs. Prosser and Brewster, by s,
FOljambe, Esq, and others, and excellent
music will be furnished by the Misses Ad-
ans. All are invited to attend,
The meeting will doubtless be productive
Of much good.
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WOUNDED, DIsoHARsED AND REsIeNED.-
The following Northern Ohio soldiers have
been wounded, &c: Captain David A. Glea-
son, 14th, honOrably discharged; First
Lieutenant Thomas B. Lamb, 2Ist, resign
ed Assistant Surgeon William Caldwell,
I'D, honorably discharged; First Lieuten-
ant William Il. Castle, 1O5th, dishonorably
dismissed; Captain Solomon Calender,
II1th, honorably discharged.
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FORM OF PROPOSAL.

The undersigned proposes 10 furnish daily, OF
otherwise, all the ice required for the hospitals
upon approved acquisitions Of Surgeons in charge
st near the within named points, at the follow
sng price per hundred pounds, namely
g. cts Per hundred pounds.
The ice hhall be of the best quality, and subject
to the approval of the Surgeon in charge, who will
receipt for the actusl amount delivered ct each
hospital.
Payment to be made from time to time upon du.
plicate bills certified to by the Medical Director
Signed,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-18

JoHE B. GoUeH TO-MeHT.-Our readers
will not forget that John B. Cough lectures
tonight on temperance, in Euclid street
church. This church is a spacious one,
capable of holding larger audience than
any hall in the city, and is well warmed,
lighted and ventilated, with comfortable
seats and easy exit. It will doubtless be
packed full as There are no reserved seats,
Prof Brainard will discourse music on the
organ during the hour of waiting.
Doors open at half past six o'clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-18

Ths dul!neaI . which has pervsdei mercantile cir-
cles fer the past ten Gays continues unabated and
without any present prospect of any immediate
change. The decline in Gold, however, affected
Wheat, and lower figures prevailed. Other articles
were not Influenced materially. We report as fol-
lows;
Fref9aszs-steady at the following rates; ALL
RAI1-To New York, Flour 81 90; Wool 81 "a )
Dressed Hogs 81 80. To Boston, Flour 50 1oi Wool
50 Al; Dressed Hogs 81 40.
F1our-In fair home demand ard steady at
50 6oa1O 25 ,eor Xxx redi SO 6o@l1 Is for Xxx
white.
Wheat-DuiI and lower. Sale ct the Board Of
700 bu No. red Sro.W store at 50 o2. Before tho
Board, I car No. . red t-cm store at 81 O5.
Corn-very ouis. svnd ROminslly unchanged at
81 40 from store for old sheheo-
Oafs-Dull but ifm an 500 from store.
Rye and BarIey-Ir.a active and Dominally
unchanged.
Dressed HOgs-BusinOssIi,.Eh ,.Eht. AID few srri'-
ing. Packers continue to quote ~ 14s<Sl0o ioI
g9Od average lots Of 200 Ds.
POrk-Firm. Sales 10 bbls Mess at $40 w.
Lard-Aetive and steady. SALES 2N0 IDS II
tisrces at 24o.
Butfer-Thsre Is no market for Butter at FZss-
ent, and prices are entirely nominal, TArties lsS'
ing 10 Pay the figures asked for roo nd lots. We
are informed that the country is fan Of Buttrr
but that oVirg to some flacous pFee,ss Of reason
ing by producers, It is held at excrbit ant hgcres
with the idea that they will to rsache d. We need
hardly say that thore never was 70 9rer prospect
than at present for the realization OF Iuch fancy
a that the sooner producers argue tn emsslves oui
Of the .tion, the greater will be Il Isir profits
There has probably never been time when NOR
economy Cbzerved in ths use OF thisA tics thar
at present, and SO long its pris is main
tsined this will continue and grow. To ind I
ready market Butter must submit TO al cry lsrg
decline from present holding rates. Sd l,rs quot
nominalIy at 4sa45c for Westsrn Rec erv .; 3s@4O
for Central.
Ciasese-Quiet and unchanged at 1sd, zoe as tn
range for good to prime Wes Srn RaIer Ve.
EgEs-Yery quiet and nominal at ecasS ..
HIRhwines-Opened at 81 20, hz4 -I--0sei dc
cldedly hrmer at 50 %.
AIcOhOI-Better. Held at 81 A "a 46 for
per cent; 50 s7@2 42 for Neutral Prt Of Spirits.
PetrOIeGns-Msrket firm and an changed q
999s5o for Refined.
Seeds-In moderate request loI -er S14 25C
"A 90. Timothy held at Sc OOa6 Is. .-.
Beans-stesdy at 50 OO92 % (, II u ew mediul
white; old do 50 80.
Dried ApPIes-The demand > a;Ood and th
market very firm at 1so, pay for par k1ees.
Dried Peaehes-In good den and and scarc'
Sales at sO@s2c for uDpeeled, and R2c for peeled.
Feathers-Nice live geese Dzahsrs are bel
at $50.
saIt-steadJ. Coarse 50 so; c rsuuS Solar So 2
Fine y 95.
EPOuItry-In fair demand ns l3o Ier n fc
Chickens I7e for Turkeys; Ice for Ducks; Il
each for Geese.
TaIIOG-In fair demand At tI59l6s for city an
country rendered.
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EUN1TED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-No busi-
ness was done in this court yesterday. It
met, but adjourned Immediately, the case
set for trial yesterday-that of the United
States IS. Almon T. Rice, for embezzling q
letter-being continued, on motion of the
District Attorney.
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NEwcoMB's MNsTRELs.- This favorite
troupe gave q second entertainment at the
Academy of Music last night, and gave, as
usual, general satisfaction. This is the
best travelling troupe of negro minstrels in
the country, and they are warmly well
coined everywhere they go, and their en-
tertainments are immensely attended. Our
many citizens who love the fun quips and
quirks, and melody of first class burnt-cork
Ethiopian minstrels, will wish to see and
hear the performances" of this excellent
company.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
FROm LOUIsVIILE.
LoUIsYILLE Jan. /

LOUISVILLE Jan. II.
Rebel deserters who came into KNOX,
Vilh on the 18th, state that Vaughn with
seven hundred men, all he had left, was at
Bristol on the 4th-
Breekinridge with his command had
cone 70 the valley Of Yrginias and 1t was
Thought would not return.
Il was reported that the rebels had COM
aenced repairing the damage done to the
asls works by Stonemsn during his late
raid into South Western Virginia.
The most perfect quiet now exists
throughout East Tennessee. Brigadfer
General Ammon has resigned and Briga-
der General Tlson is now in command st
Knoxville.
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DELAY OF TRAINs.-owing to the contin-
uation of cold weather and the constant
fall of snow, trains on all the roads leading
into the city were behind time yesterday.
Snow mufles the rails, and they are full of
frost, necessiteting much slower rate of
speed than is usual.
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NV YORB sTOUX EARRKE.
II 1sGi

S5overuT0eu1 SsOeEzs-Less active and rsth-
or easier. Ten-for'y coapons 102A; Fivs-twenty
coupons iC93S
RTOeyxs-Dun. Cleveland & Toledo los; Fort
Wayno on, Milwaukee & P. Do Chen As Michigan
Southern n; Illinois Central scrip lZ4j Cleveland
Pittsburgh eI1I; Northwestern s714; do prefer
led 671S; Chicago, Burlington Quincy llS; Erie
,r.9 116: MicbisaS Central OK, seller 20; Alton
Terrs Haute AS; Quicksilver s71Si ohio & Mlssis-
sIppi certificates 251I Missouri 6s c.
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FRONT BALTIMORE.

baltimore, Jan. II.
The attack on Fort Fisher commenced
on Friday, when the troops were success
full landed. General Terry commanded
the troops, who occupied the entire length
Of the peninsula.
The forts were entirely cut of from
Wilmington.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-18

HORSE sToIEE.-A fnO trottIng mare was
stolen last night, about six o'clock, from
James Wright, at Warren's Tavern on the
Newburgh road. The animal was hitched
to post in front of the tavern, and had on
q silver plated bride and halter.
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LEADER
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IS
sKw AnVERTIsEMENTs

T,&H. Gaughan & Co.-ent Dittribntion'
" Lowrie Burns Festival
D. W. Duty-SlO Reward.
Z. Cottrell-Dried Fruit for Sale.
VIM. S. Bitchel-Bocms wantei.
J. B. Glenn k Co.-Cidsr Ws1tee.
H.-DEelling Wanted
Second Ward-Locsl Notice.
BARRIERS Attention-Locsi Notice.
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IvcouE.TAx PAYERs M Asur1BULA CoUyr,

IEcoME.TAx PAYERS IN AsHTABULA COUNTY.
We publish below list of persons living
in Ashtabula county, who pay an income
tax (the special five per cent. war taxi of
more than fifty dollars, with the amount
of tax paid by each person, which We OBJ
tain from a reliable source. The total
number is sixiy-six, of whom thirty-two
pay more than 800 and thirty four be-
tunnr a1nn aud en-.
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FROM FORTRRss pToNROE.
FORTRESS MONROE Jan.

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. II.
The steamer Atlantic, just arrived from
Wilmington, confirms the capture of Fort
Fisher and the works on Federal Point.
Our Losses are heavy.
Two 15-inch guns burst on the moni-
tors.
We captured about $4,000 prisoners.
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DOnatIOu.-The friends of Rev. A. swsrtz,
pastor of the Kinsman and Perry streets EThngeli-
cal Church, will make him donation at the chapel
OF the Society," Friday evening" the 10Th, at sew
en- o'clock. general invitation is extended.
janIT:IS6
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EOR SALE-A New Two-story Brick
l. House on Lake street. For particulars inquire
at q WALNUT street. janl7:lsT
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gfHj AasRTtisemegts

WANTED-A GOOD DWELLING
W House. Should not wish TO Ray more than ten
or twelve thousa nd dollars and prefer location to %
either Su perio :, SCcid Prospect streets Ad-
dress f., Drawer ~. yanlsss6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-18

DEPARTED.-Major John Coon left on
Monday evening for New Orleans, to which
point he has been ordered to pay off the
troops in that Department.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-18

sr,.i,,y3sndpurJ Mansield 3 Newark RAiIroad, to
ManSFold. nit. Ysrnon. Newark, hAns5Tinf'
r,rtItrS1S-Ptttsbargh, Fort WaJns 3 GhcAgO RsIa
rosd Forest Upper Sanduzkys Delphes, Limfi
sort Wsyne, Laporte, chicago Scr " est Auo
East f1r Mansfield, Wooster, massiilon, &C.
rsfko3 and Bellefontsns Railroad Line. 3or Marion
BeiIefontaine, Sidney, Union, Muacae indiaI =
snoiIs Terra Haute, Ninoeunes. Evansville
LouisTiIle Cairo, st. Louis, 10.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Miami 4 Columbus, and 0slis
RaIiroad, for Xenia. Dayton lndian9ponsI
TeTro Hsuta, St. Louis, Morrow, Lovsland ane
1f1nnnati aad with the Ohio and Mississippi
RAILROAD az Cincinnati for Louisville, kvAnf'
ViIls Cairo, ST. LOutz, and tu Poina Oh SEs
OoIuuibus-CsntrsiOh OHIO Hsiroad ior Newark, Ganef'
Vile, Wheeling, 40 ColQnb1s, Piqua 41'
diana Railroad for PiIua, Drlapss &c.
z7asr Tickets 70 sl points aud inforIpASs2n a9D ,
~ -tSS,aIsng gsr Station aud st Union Ticket O6lof
e. 81. " d,Csi1,- -sreet = FLINT,
~ riLSIa-,5 IlSI5 ~ u usJ SG0srinl leudshs.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET
lBT TELEGRAPH.
NrW YoRK- Ian II. 1S6

BT TELReRAPH
NEW YORK, jan II, 1865.
n V current prices for the week at all the mar
n, Tsf CaffEe-lst quality, S22 oOG2s 90; ordi-
,srv 20 good quality SIS Oo@91 90; common qnsli-
v Sly nO09I5 W; inferior quality Sll 609lS %.
Cor FBand CaIVes--lst quality $50 oo975 90;
r6ins 81 SA5 ooS56 90; common quality SS5 o0@
5 3Og, afsFigE quality so o9aS6 %.
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FENIAN CONVENTION.

NA4NN4lI4N.-AIl . tlIIs 7 Is
The National Convention Brotherhood
meets here to-day. Delegates from all
parts of the United States, Canada and
Ireland were present.
The Convention viii meet with closed
doors.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-18

BARRIERS, Attention IA meeting Of BARRIERS
will be held at Chsse's Hall this wednesday, eve.
ming at O'Clock. All BARRIERS are requested to be
present. jan1s:1s6
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Card.-I have suffered several months with that
loathsome disease " "CatArrh > tried most of the
advertised remedies but without relief, until after
using bottle Of Dr.. sssIsy's Remedy, which has,
think, effected cure. Feeling it duty to fell
low sufferers, Icheerfully mako this statement.
E. Il. PARKS,
janl6Rs "a Bank street, Cleveland, o.
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Proposals will also be received for furnishing Ice
at all tho above points DAILY By WEIGHT, for the
year 1865, in such quantities may be required
By the Surgeons in charge at United States Gene.
raj Hospitals upon the preceding annual estimate
and with the same prOviso.
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OFTIoE OF THz MABouETTE IRoE Co,
OLEvELAED, Jan. 1Ith, 1865,

nIVIDEND NOTIOE.-The Directors
1yof the Marquette Iron Co." have this day de.
olsred q Dividend Of TWelVs-and- -a-half 125S) Der
cent. on the Capital Stock, (paid in,) payable on
the 2Sd Inst, 1T their 0naos IN this city.
The Transfer Books will be closed from the 18th
70 the Ssd. inclusive. sAN'L I. MATHER,
tAA45s4s1 Treasurer,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-18

GRAND SHIP Masters BGLL-For the BEN
eft of soldiers' Family Relief Association
to be'given at the Pearl Street Armory,
on Thursday evening, January 26th, 1865.
All friends of the cause are respectfully
| invited.
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~. HONEY n1ARKET Jan. II.

MOney-Essy with fair business at e9T %
Sterling EKehange-DIn at IO9Z9lOs2s
for gold. 80
GfOId-Heavy and lower. Opening at ZIG, de-
oIining to pa and closing st fl51z92155s.
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CITY NEWS.

We are again under obligations to Hawks
for Mondays Now York papers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-18

HoEoRARv MEMBERS.
DIP. Rhodes, ESQ., Marcus A. Hanna,
L L Lyon, Dwight Palmer,
Z Sherman, s Wells,
] A Reddington, HI Webb,
Capt G W Jones, " Castle,
John Martin, S C Sturtevant,
Capt D P Nickerson, Chas Mcneil,
7 n Bond, J A Harris,
Capt " B Guyles, sW johnson,
s S Coe, Capt A Bradley,
Hudson, ] Card,
Capt E NJ Peck, T ] Burrin,
Beiden Seymour, Nelson Sanford,
Capt A Kesting, Nelson Purdy,
Thos Dixon, n B Prentice, NJ D
James Besnson, A " Fairbanks,
Philo Chamberiin, Capt B A Stannard,
Philo Bemis, Capt E Simms,
John Griffith, II Lewis,
n N Griffith, Sanford Lewis,
7 Mcdowell, VIM Il Crowl,
II C Mcdowell, S A Boynton, M D.
ACTING MANAGERS.
Capt J NJ Lundy, Capt C T Norton,
T Morris, N David Vance,
Rummage, Z" Geo Judson,
Geo Mckay, John Spaulding
Tickets of Admission So OF
GEO. n. WARMINGTON, S3c'y.
CHARLES H. WAITE, Treasurer. jaul4:I9i
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9tuttstFB,

DISsOLUTION.-Thec co-existing PART
persbip heretofore carried on by Alex B.
HsIIiwelt aud J. R. Daniels. Dentists, has this day
beon dissolved by mutual consent The business
for the crescent viii be carried On by Dr. HaltS ell,
At the old Establishment oOrnes Of Ontario street
aad the Public SQUARE, where all claims against
the said nrm will DO settled, and all outstanding
debts due the said H. q d. must be paid on or bo-
fore the ss day Of April 1906 II not they VIII Dc
placed 10 the hands Of q CJlisotor.
OI.vEtAxD o January 81, 1875.
ALEX. B. HALLIHELL, MD,
f.ulO J. V. DAsIELs.
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Boarding House, eating saloon and bar fix
lures for sale at bargain, with license and three
particulars enquire at F. stsads Auction Store 1s4
Ontario street. janl7;lS6
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city Council.
TUESDAY EVENING, Jan.

TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. II.
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. Huntington, Martin and
Henderson.
Reading minutes of the preceding even
ing dispensed with.
Of Abraham straus for permission to put
another story of wood under his house on
Michigan street. Referred to Fire and
Water Committee.
Of A. Douhet, to erect wooden building
on Miama alley. Referred to Fire and
Water Committee.
REPORTS.
Of the Secretary of the Water Works for
December, 1884. Filed.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From West Side Street Railroad Com
pany, in relation to laying tax on Detroit
snd Centre streets City Attorney.
From the Board of City Improvements
with reference to referring back for further
consideration certain specified ordinances.
Granted.
From the Board of Infrmary, recon-
mending the grant of 5000, for extra SER
vices, to A. E. Burlison, Direetor of the In
frmary. Filed.
CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES.
OfCbristian Made as. City of Cleveland,
5000.
OF John Woodburn, 81, 900, from grading
Detroit street. Board City Improvements.
| Of VIM. NJ. Jones, $500, from grading
| same straet and SO referred,
OF Silas Crocker, $3.50, from grading same
street, and referred ditto.
VIM. Goldman, $3.50 for ditto, and so re-
ferred
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Heating, That the Street Com
missioner be directed to examine the flag.
ging on Superior street in front of the Mer.
chants Bank, and see if it is safe and &C.
cure and, if in his judgment it is not, t.
put it in q safe condition forthwith
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Crapser, That A. E. Burlison, Di-
rector of the IndrmarY, be allowed an ad-
ditiJnal sum of four hundred dollars, II
accordance with the Recommendation of the
Infrmary Board, this evening submitted
for the performance of extra services in his
Office as said Director, and that the SAM
| be included in the next ordinance for tn
payment of claims. Adopted.
By Mr.. Upton, That 81, 900 be app1opria
ted TO the Street Commissioner, John Civ
ems, for extra services rendered for the yea
1864, and that the same be embraced in tn
next pay ordinance. Special Committee 0
Messrs. Roberts and StUrges.
By Mr.. Sturges, That the Street Commits
sioner be directed to remove the snow frOn
the sidewalk on the South side of Clintol
Park. Adopted.
, ORDINANCES.
To establish the grade of an alley be
tween West River and Franklin streets an
a part of Hurd street. Passed
To levy and assess e special tax upon a.
the lots and lands bounding or abuttiD
upon Michigan street. Second reading.
To amend an ordinance TO regulate avn
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Good TempIars.-There will be free public
Of Forest City Lodge No. 81, 1. o. of C. T.,
at temperance Hall, ls4 Superior street, on We'd
nesday evening, 18th inst, at O'Clock. The pub
lie are cordially invited. janl6:is6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-18

II the heirs of John and Deborah Ann McCor-
mick viii apply to E. Fowler, at the johnson
House, they VIII hear of something to their advan-
tsge janl6:1s6
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The undersigned proposes to furnish --- tons
of first quality Of Ice carefully packed in substan-
tial ioe-houses, at the within named points.
ly, ---A----, At the following
price rer ton Of two thousand pounds, namely At
tons
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-18

The Ice to be subject to the inspection, measure.
ment and approval Of Medical Oficer, or other
properly appointed inspector bsfore being recepted
for.
Payment to be made from time to time upon du.
pllcste bills certified to By the Medical Director.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-18

Dr. Newton will extract testh for the poor
frso Of charge on each Monday morning from 6
until 9o'olOok. once 211 Superior street, Marble
Block. jarIs165