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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-18
kansas Let er.

We are permitted to publish the following
letter from gentleman well known in this
city, now s teacher in Kansas, and gener-
al missionary Of good in that country. II
explsins itself;
LEAvEswoRrE, KANSAS, Feb. II, 'o5.
B. S. Green, Esq;
sent BY the Freedmnn's Aid Society of Cleve-
land, did not reach US till yesterday. We
will use il TO the very best advantage,
There are few destitute families in To.
peka, the Capital of our State,-a place
where no aid hiss ever been sent. shall
send some of the goods there, perhaps sll of
them. 1 did not know Of any suffering
there till a short time ago.
We had to pay freight on the box. We
have had to pay on nearly all of our late
shipments. On the let in which your box
csme we paid nearly sixty dollars $3.50 65).
This will make the freight on your box
about Eve dollars. This, think, your So
ciety ought to refund other Societies have
always refunded the bills of freight. n
Enclosed find report for last MONTH, You
will see how much we have fallen short of
meeting expenses. This month there has
not been one cent received. We have not a
cent TO buy wood for the Home, or 10 aid th e
destitute. I hsyo been forced to turn off
every person this month, however urgent
their necessity may be, except few have
helped out Of my own pocket. A little
money Just now would be almost an infinite
accommod ation-not to me, but to the
needy. Do what you think best for hu-
manity. Act promptly.
zMy school now numbers 246 pupils. I
have one assistant. am doing the best
can for them. Lwork hard from morning
till night. The children are doing as vol
as could be expected. We hsvenow, in this
city, six schools. The others are smsl. com
pared VITA mine.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL,
FINANCIAL.
MoBNIEe LEADER OFFICE,
~ HaeA


The quiet Of tbs Money market Is still undis-
turbed by borrowers, ard with a gOod supply Of
currency, az compared vi the demand, Bankers
work very comfortably and sn noothly, having ample
means ( all legitimate bus'Less. ExchsUg5 is
steady at prsViO- quotations Of az dheo1nt
buying and pa sell nz, With an ample supply for
all present. needs sDd very mo lerate demand.
Gold realized a further decline in New York to-
day, and at the morning and terncon Boards
ruled weak but in tho evening, At Gall'ghsr's Ex-
change, this piice rAlisd and recovered portion Of
the fall Of the earlier part OF she day. The rates
reported hom GaIlsghsr's to the STICK Exchanges
in this city, up 10 . O'Clock, were: Opened at
20 p, advancing to 7O41S The closing rate. given
In our regular oispatches, IL stated at 2 SO. By
reference to she telegraph is Will be seen that this
House to-day adopted an amendment by Mr.
stevers to the Revsnae bill, to the easct that
every bullion broker shall take out FceDse {
s. 900, Ehothsr operating at Stock Board or else
Whers, the penalty for 3 failure to do 50 being 3
fine ofS1LOO all buyers or sellers Of gold, bullion
or coin above the mint value for speculative pur-
poses, to le deemed bullion brokers'. Also that sll
saes Of geld, ex epting for expectation aud to pay
daty on i'm sorts aud interest on the public debt,
shall be taxed 10 por cent. on each purchsis and
sale.
Government Bends were rather more quiet to-
day. but firm and steady. RailWsy shares are dull
The demand for the !. 30 Popular Loan continues
active. aud subscriptions to-day were agsin large
The Second National Bank received $4,000 and the
1 FIrat National $4,000,
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RIyER PROPERTY FOB SALE
SOn Leonard strees, adjoining the Pail Factory
h=rvey and Bousneld- Lot 100 feet front the Riv-
e ana street. ly 10 eet deep. -Four story brick
MGehouee, IS by . feet. Good wharf and ep water.
5,'t 5or tiIther particulars enquire Of l. BENEDICT
81 Gal9It0r sire Z. feba:Igl
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AM1TEUg fHEATR1cGLs. in our notice,
yesterday morning, of the entertainment,
consisting of tableaux and music, to be
given next week for the benefit of the SOL
dier's Home, We briefly commended the
subject to the attention Of the public. Few
of our citizens are aware of the amount of
good accomplished by this institution.
Our frequent visits there have shown us its
usefulness, and no one can fail to be deeply
who will take the trouble to find
it out. There is no city now on any of the
great routes, which is without Soldiers
Home, and we can say with confidence,
from our experience of those in Chicago
and Cincinnati, that no more comfortable
quarters o. kinder care are bestowed upon
the soldiera in any other institutions than
in our own Home. The support of Soldiers
Homes in other cities, we learn, has usually
been entirely distinct from the funds ap.
propriated to the purchase of Sanitary
stores but with Us it has necessarily been
a branch of the Sanitary work.
We are to see that this series Of enter
tainments is voluntarily offered to the Sol
dier's Aid Society, the proceeds to be ap-
Proprfsted to this specific object. The
committee Of ladies and gentlemen having
in charge the tablesux, have already con-
tributed very much in the same way to the
successful representation Of SIS beautiful
living pictures as can DO imagined. May
We not suggest to the Committee repeti-
ton of soma Of tho last winters course?
The brief glimpses afforded of the exquisite
{" Artists Studio and "The Picture Gal
lery," did not satisfy any of the audience,
we venture to affirm, and the re-appear-
snce Of them upon next weeks programme
win be, doubtless, well received.
We are not yet in possession of any fur
ther items with regard to the arrange
msnts. Tho rapidity with which the mat
ter has been pressed forward may prevent
as long previous notice as would be desira-
bic, but the attractive nature of the enter
ment will hardly need any affirmation to
thst effect from ~.
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No Pos1PoNEMENT OF TIE DRAFr.-The
opinion seems to be quite generally prsva.
lent that the draft has been postponed fol
long time. The Washington 06roniels Oi
the 18th, by way of settling the rumOr cur
rent at the National Capital, to the effect
that Provost Marshal Fry had issued
orders postponing the draft, denies that
any such order has been issued, aud adds
The terms of the Presidents proclama-
tion of December 10, 1854, cilliDg for 30O,-
600 men, in order to supply a deficiency
under the call of July IS, 1884, provides
that, "in case the quota or any part there
Of of any town, township, ward of q city,
precinct, or election district, or Of q county
rot 80 sub-divided, shall not be filed be-
fore the 18th day of February, 1865, then &
draft shall be made to fill such quota, or
sny part thereof, under that cali, which
may be untitled on said 10th day Of Febru-
ary, 1865"
In pursuance of that proclamation, the
Provost Ms,Skal General on Monday issued
instructions to the provost msTshsls re-
quiring them, in all their districts and sub
districts wherein the quota should not be
filed to-day, to proceed TO make prepara-
tions for draft Just ss he did prior to the
previous drafts, neither Of which took place
until some time after the day up to which
time was given by the proclamation for re-
cruiting.
These preparations for the draft will be
contaminated as speedily sS possible, and
there is every reason now to suppose that
the draft will be made at an early day.
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NEW 70 RK PIANO F0RTES.

DIR EST GABLBR, Manufacturer Of
IlNEW SCALE FIRST CLASS PIANO FORTEs.
New Factory Nos. l22, l24 snd 126 last 22d &C.
Respectfully announces that he has nov completed
his large NEW FACTORY, and effected other
rsngements for the great increase cf his manufac-
turi * facilities. BE therefore will b able hence
forward o turn ont 35 PIANOS PER WEEK, to
supp orders promptly, without that incon ysBisRs
delay to which DEALER5 and PURCHASES
have been subjected, from the fact tnat for more
than two years past be has been continually kua.
dred instrum ants behind orders. iul sB7nTtment
at ali times may be found at his Maauiaetory and
Wars-rooms in New York City. Every instTumfnt
fully warranted for i've years jal0l9T:wp
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Private AGairs-ImpOriant to Many.
DIR. DeHart can be consulted daily from 9to II
A. NJ, and from 2 to P. NJ, at the Drug Store of
George W. Clark, o. lI9 Superior street, C:eve-
land, Ohio, until the 7th of March next.
People tmsle or female) suffering from disease
they do not wish everybody to know Of will find it
profitable to consult DR.. DeHart.
Married ladies wishing relief from weaknesses,
other diseases pecu lar to their SEX consult
DR.. DeHart at his residence, No. lO4 Erie street,
near Medical College, from hAItpast to half-psst
O'Clock every every elening, Sundays excepted
until the date sb1ve named. This arrangement
will afford an opportunity to many to get well, who
have seemingly done everything for the recovery of
lost health.
Avail yourselves of DR., DeHart's extensive expe-
rienee. iebf:l92
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DAILY LEADER.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY Is,
RKg ApyKRTEEEHEETF;

Academy Of MusIo-EngIish Opera.
S. d FoK-Insurance Statement.
L. D. BudEon-InsuIanoe Agent.
Brsinsrd's Hall-Amateur Entertainments.
" II Creek and Euok Run OIL Co.
Jno. G, Jeonings-Real Estate Agent.
Vests, Bradley Czrsy-Duplex shi t.
Kendsil 4 Co.-Hoop Skirts.
A. Weiner 4 Co.-Fremont Hams.
C5wles & Oo.-Bslt Buckles.
q. Il. Jobnson-Attachnent Notice.
Kendall 4 Oo.-New Goods.
A. WsineT & Co -SundTiss.
3i5 P. ospe,t strset-NIrse Wanted.
W. d. Mitchell-In' formation Wanted.
A. D. Situation Wanted.
Lost-steeI SAFE Key.
Box %. Burtoa-To showmeR.
C.-situstiyn Wanted.
]. =. EHiJtt-Portsbls Stssm Engines fUr Sale.
S25 ReEsrd-P0rte-Nona Lost.
Geo. CoWsEI-wsntsi to Rent.
Iost-Pcckes-BO
co, Jr.-so I'd Wanted.
DR.. Big7lOw-Cbr,sio Diseases.
Q. S Revenue staups-Loeal Notice.
HeE @uEic-Local Notire.
Chur-h o. the New Je nsslem Local Notice.
A. Kline & Co Local Notice
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LECTURE To- MeHT.-All our lovers of hu.
NOR and fun will avail themselves Of the
rare opportunity of hearing the Fat Con-
tributor" discourse on American Antiq-
uities," this evening, in Brainsrd's Hall.
A NJ. GriswOld, Esq comes here at the
request of the Cleveland Historical Society,
aud will bring forth from bis treasures
things new and old for the benefit of that
learned body, and for the edifcation and
delight of all and sundry. They say
Carlyle re-wrote modern French his
tory; "Gris.' essays to re-write American
history, and tlthough he has great respect
for our Yankee historians, he will not be
trammeled by their prejudiceS, but will
set forth the whole matter as viewed by
him from higher and more commanding
standpoint, in the new light which his re-
searches have shed abroad in his mind.
In the course of the lecture he will sing
the song which Columbus sang at q ban
quet given him by the American satages
on bis arrival upon these Western shores.
"Gris" has the only copy OF that song,
which is extant.
There are other attractions. Go and hear
for yourselves.
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The markets eoutinue generally very dull, th'
only change We note to-dIy from yesterday IN The
way Ofbusinsss b ing in shade bitter iaqulry fol
Flour, which continues firm In consequence OF The
advance in New York, where the stock has beo, me
W. IL nigh exhausted In Wheat the ma kst il
weaker at 9 dsoine OF fully Sc In the views Of no
dsrs, but buyers demand still further ,cssior
bsfOre taking hold. Corn Is dull and lower. Other
articles arc without shsnge and quiet. We quote
as follows;
Freighls-steAdy at the following rates; All
RAn-To New York, Flour O. 90; Wool So "a
Dressed Hogs 81 So To Boston, Flour 90 10; Wool
q Al; Dressed Hogs 81 20
RIOur-sAlos 100 bbIs choice Xxx ct $40 OOl
and 100 bbls good do at 90 So Small lots Of ten to
twenty bbls are reported at this rsngs.
WheaG-We could learn OF no trantactions to-
day. At II Board Of Trade No. red from store
was Ofsrsi al 81 s5, and No. At 81 s3-sI so bid
COrn-DuIl and wax. New sho led offered ct
81 ls. No sales.
ORts-Quist ard nomind st 7S9sOo.
Bye-EastIvs. Quoted from store at 81 so.
BarIey-Dull and nominal at 81 4O9I 50, &C.
cOrding to quality.
Dressed HOgs-ouI.t at ls15al4e.
POrk-Bu!es very quiet at sss 90 for mess and
gu U Tor clear.
Ness BeeE-ouist at SIS % fer eisy.pacAed.
Lartl-In good steady demand. Oity-made IN.
changed ct 24o In kegs and go in tierces. final
sales ooantry at 22e.
Smoked meaIs-stsady. salss Of 200 rs
''Comstock's" su ar c1Ted Hams at 2le. Shoulders
zoo; Dried Beef Ice.
Butter Quiet snd n1minAl st ss94Oc for good
70 prime Western Reserve.
Eggs-DGn aud nominal at SO932o.
Cheese STEADY, With a moderate demand at 10
921s for good to prime Western Reserve.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dull, bat holders main
tain u Sa92 IS as tbs aaklng range for large and
SnaIl lots.
AICohOl-Held at "a 5OgI 90 for ss pei cent.
Neutral Proof Spirits 90 4O92 As.
PetrOIeum-Quleta at $3.50, for Fsansd.
Seeds-FlImer for Glover, holders quoting at
sIs 5O@ls Is. Timothy STEADY at IS 75@s 90.
Beans-stOsdy At 81 OO92 rs for new medium
white; old do g. so.
Dried APpIeE-In Moderate reque.t at l19
I2o, packages included.
Dried PeRches-Tho demand is good snd the
market hrm at 4Os42e for peeled, and sO9szo for
uBpeeled.
Fish-In fair dsmsnd and hrm at the follow. |
Ing quotations: White Fish, half bbI., 50 Is
Trout half tbl, IS 80; Piekersl, half Dbl, 81 25;
Herring, . bbl, So co.
saIt-stsady. Coarse g 5Oi Ground Solar 8 60;
fine 95.
TalIOu-Ths demand Is only moderate at Ia |
I5c for oisy s-d country re-dsred.
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WlsHIxeToE's B1sTHDAY PARTY There
will be 6 Grsnd Masquerade Ball at Cha.
pins Hall on Tuesday evening, February
21st, on which occasion four prizes will b.
given awsy. The affair is in the hands O.
competent managers, who intend present
ing many novelties. among which there il
to be an Amateur Minstrel Company, who
will discourse rare and lively music during
the forming of sets.
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ARRESTED ron VIOLATION or sUBsr1l

ARRESTED ron VIOLATION OF SUBSTITUTE
BRoKERAeE ORDISASoE.-O. A. Wood, who
was recruiting men on the West Side for the
18th Congressional District, in violation oi
the City Ordinsncs, was arrested yesterday
afternoon and lodged in the City Prison
He wss badly scared. and, lifting up his
eyes in torments, offered to give ten dollars
to get out Of that.
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arc satIsfIed.,,--The AmorIoan peOpIe as

Are satIsIied-''--The American people as a
class predispOsed to diseases of the head throat
and IaRgs-the skill of ths most eminent physicians
has been .bafied In attempts to cure Catsrrh,
which if allowed to run on until it has assumed
its worst form, will rsurely end in Consumption,
which is INCURABLE il however, DR.. D. H.
sselye's Liquid Catarrh Remedy is faithfully used
all who know by experience a speedy and pormau-
ent cure will be affected. febLS:I23.
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EARN FOR SALE.

CONTAINING FFTY-FoUR ACRES
I situated in Ashtsbala county seVsn miles east
OF ths county Ieas, On the main Travelled road,
quarter OF mite from one 6rist and two Saw NILS
aud = quarter Of nile from ohool House and
two Blacksmith hope; Posto1ace IA front OF DWELL
ing; oarkih ssn3y Soa, well Improved aud g. q
good s'ats Of CultiEA'i 'ri ooi Fiuit. we'll TIN.
bersd ami Water d. Price 81, 800.
For iuIther information sddrsss
\. HAWLEY,
fshI:-e7 Ashtabals, o.
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The ESGLrsH oPERA.-FRL DILvoLo.-
Notwithstanding the inclement night a
very large and fashionable house listened,
last evening, with satisfaction and delight
to the fne rendition of Auber's grand ro-
mantle Opera, "Frs Disvolo."
Mr.. Castle, as era Diavolo," made va
rious but powerful impression. Mr.. Camp
bell, as "BsppO," surpassed himself, and
was enthusiastically encOred, while Miss
Riddell, as "Zsrlina," more than sustained
the reputation she has achieved, and Mr..
seguin, ss "Lord Allcasb," made a very
favorable impression. Messrs. White,
Birch, skssts and Miss Fowler merited the
hearty applause Of the audience.
We regret our inability to notice the cap
ital rendition Of this splendid Opera as 1t
deserved. All we have room or time to say
now is, that it was most admirable, and we
urge ell lovers of music TO attend the ex-
cellent entertainments of this superior
company of artists.
"Frs DiavOlO" will be repeated tonight.
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CLOSED OUT BUsINEss.-D. A. Loring, pro-
prietor of ths Bankrupt Boot and Shoe Store,
los Superior street, has just closed out his
extensive business. His experiment here
has proved, in his able hands, success,
but he goes elsewhere to superintend wide
spread business, having establishments in
Chicago, Milwaukee and, we bslievs, in De-
troitalso. We wish him abundant success.
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NEW YORK EfARKET-Feb. IL.
[BE TELEeRAPH.I

COttOn-Firner and decidedly more active at
$50 for midd ing.
FIOur-Stzte and Wcs ern 1o92Oe better for
common grad ..
Safes at $40 65elO IS for extra States SI1 25a
IL As for extra round hoop Ohio; Sil 4O9l2 90 for
grade brands. MArket closing steady, with no SELL
IrG at insids quotations
Wesuru
Wheaf-Dull; only limited milling demand.
Poor winter red, So 2k.
Rye-Quiot.
BaFIey-Firm-
CnFn-Dull. Sales OF OLD mixed We1tefn ct
81 ss91 80.
81 o.; western ct 81 TO-
Rice Quiet. Sales $50 baies Ransoon At le9s
@loT.
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Baltimore Venango all COmpau

Baltimore VenanSO Oil Company
Dividend o. 2.-The President and Dirsctors
Of tho above named Company have declared {
monthly dividend for the month OF of two per cent
10th inst.
dend at the Ranking House of
fsbl7;leI WATSON, EVERETT Co.
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ELEcTION rs OVER.

NOW IS THE TIME TO MAKE
IN MOEEY.-We want 10, 600 Agents 70 sell cur
HCELEBRATED STATIONERY ENVELOPES"
We oner unparalleled Inducements 10 goo agents.
Our Stationery is sold in AL parts Of the Union,
and Agents make more money thsn In any other
business.
We are now making . more sAlAble and attractive
Stationery Pf 70 Packet,
And ct less cost than any House IN the Union.
Send for cur new circular. Address,
MATSON CO.,
nOsw 222 Superior street. Cleveland Ohio.
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NEW xOKK sEOC,A HARKEE.

AhN AeeAt ESDs ~ AoVya
Governments StOeks-Qui and Withoul
decided change. . s SKIES OF 81. coupons, -;
Q S Ten forty coupons, 1923; o S SO coupons,
l1tM ] year certificates, 9s9Ei 7-sO Treasury
notes 1l51z
StOcks--The market Is dull. Ohio 4 Mis-
slssippi certificates Il; Cumberland pr-fsrred
-; MaTiposs -; Erie 10 do preferred -;
Hudson l071<; Reading ll25<; Micbi a Centl -
Michigan Southern 65Z; Illinois Cent? scrip -1l9
Cleveland Pittsburgh s21I HorthS sstern 341155
do prefer ed e45s ROcz Island Sc; Fort Wayne
s62<; New York Central ll3h; QulcksilVer -;
Canton - Chicago, Burlington Quincy -;
Pacific Mail 329; MIL & du 46; Chi Al.on
=; do preferred =; Missouri 6s Coz
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Closing Out.-A. Kleine L Co., the we'll
known firm Of Hoop-sk.rt and Corset dealers un-
der he American Hou'e, propose closing out their
entire stock of Corsets and Hoop-Skirts. They
keep the best stock in the city, and they now offer
unusually strong inducements TO ell who want
anything in thei- line TO give them call and ex-
anime their articles. Eb,S:l90
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We desire to call attention to the advertise
ment OF George Beck, offering for salo the lease
of that glendale on the corner of Superior and
Bond streets the lease runs twenty ive years with
ivilege Of purchase at the nd of i've years at a
low price or it can be PURCHASED at the present
time for cash. For purpose of bus ness, OF nice
residences it cannot be sxcelled. febl7;l9I
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Church Of fhe New Jerusalem (swe-
denbOrgian)-serrice every Sunday evening at
o'clock, az Temperance Hail. 1s4 Superior street,
up airs, right hand entrance.
Service at the Church on Detroit street every
Sunday morning at IL och OK.
febls:l9O W. G. DAY, Minister.
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s9@SF-ouist Cuba nuAsovsds is5EO; HAa
VanA 22e. I.l.
HOIRases- Dull and nominal.
Pe6FOIeuma-Dull ct 5o@5lc FOR Crudei SIC
for Retired IN bond, and SIC FOR Refined free.
FOoI-Qui {.
POrk-Msrket heavy. unsettled and lower
Sales at SIS s1150s56 121S Tor new mess; SIS IS
Rss4 121S for 1854 do. cash and regular way,
closing at S33 ST cash; $40 5e9S0 90 Tor prims,
and So 50934 IS for prime me5s. Glio $500 bbls
new mess for February, Mach al April, Sellers
And buyers option, At S35 Ts9s7 OO-
beef stsadp. Sales at SIS 5Oas2 90 for plain
mess and s2I O0624 90 for extra mess.
Reef HaHs-s:eady at S25 o0eT %.
Dressed HOgs-searce and higher. Sales at
IT1I4I75< for Western
long and short ribbed and long clear at an average
Of ZI1Sc. -.
CuI MeatS-In fair request at lT9lsZc for
sboulders and lse22c for hams.
I.ard-SaIss at I91z8f4c.
Butter-Sales at So945c for Ohio and E295eo
for State
Cheese-stsady. salss 1lS2se.
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BRUNSWICK on COMPANIES There is great
excitement over oil in Brunswick, Medina
county, and three companies have bsen al
ready organized there, with the firm pur-
pose, in view of the brilliant prospects, OF
developing oil and fortune.
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DIED.

On the 18th inst, Mr.. HENRY WILLIAMS,
aged 81 years and months.
The fuasrsl VIII tase place on Sunday, at 2
o'clock P. N, from 2Oe ontsAio street.
Pittsburgh ard Cincinnati papers please copy.
In this city, February 18th, 1865, Miss JANE
BOSE, sged 80 years.
Eune al will take place At :hs rsIidsn7s OF her
brother, Mr.. Geo. Rose, No. 80 Pros ect street,
Sunday, EebrosTy l9th, ct O'Clock P. n.
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Oil Factory EOr SaIe.-Ths subscriber Of
fers to sell his factory Canal and Ohio streets,
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly sit
mated, compact and eonvdniently arranged. Cap
soity about fifty barrels per day. Immediate pos-
session given ifrequired. B. PBLT0N.
Cleveland, Feb. IA, 1865. febl5:r2Of
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NOtiee.-The Ordination ofJames H. Muses al
Pastor of Mount Zion Congregational Church, will
take place On Sundy Afternoon, 18th inst at three
clock, in Plymouth Church, Prospect street. The
Rev. Or. Wo!cott will preach the ordination ser
mon Il are invited to attend. febi7:l9O.
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THE DRAET.-No orders have yet been re.
ceived in reference TO proceeding with the
draft. Meantime men are enlisting with
considerable briakuess, although fower re,
cruits were mustered yesterday than CT
days previous.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-18

FIRE ALARNs-The alarm given early
yesterday morning proved TO be false. The
signal given at ten o'clock in the forenoon
was caused by the partial burning of Smiths
coal oil distillery on WalwOrth Run.