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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-22

CHRRzx RUE, GRLFToH LHD L1vKBPonE On,
CoMPAxT.-This is the title of new oil
compsny, which has been recently organ
lied in this city, with capital stock Of two
hundred thousand dollsrs, of which S25,-
900 is reserved for working capital. The
shares ofthe company are one dollar each,
with no further assessments. The follow
ing gentlemen, who will be recognised as
among our most reliable business men, are
its officers:
Hon. Judge D. r. Tilden, President; Col.
J. 2. RosS, Vice President; 8. B. Raymond,
Rochester, n. z, I'd Vice President; h. n.
Little, Secretary and Treasurer F. Hovey,
Attorney.
Directors-Curtis Clark, General Agent
Lorillsrd Fire Insurance Company, Roches-
ter, N. Z, Luke B. French, of French and
Keith, VIM. Rogers, Il. q. Little, ]. P. Ross,
Cleveland.
THE Office of the company is located at
Nos. and 8, Atwater Block, in this city.
The lands of the company are extensive
and valuable. They are located both in
Pennsylvania and Ohio. The Pennsylva-
mia property consists of the Ioasehold
of one-hslf an acre on Cherry Run, in Ve-
mango county Pennsylvania, one mile
above the celebrated Reed and Wade flow
ing wells, and one hundred rods below the
Humboldt tiRsfnery. Within sight of this
lot twenty-five or thirty wells are going
down, with good show of oil. The COM
pany have already procured derrick, en-
gine, and all necessary machinery for
boring, and will put down a well $50 feet,
and, in case of failure, another of the same
depth, without cost to purchasers of stock.
The value of Cherry Run lands is well
knewn. Almost every well sunk on this
creek is producing oil in large quantities,
and the yield of oil in these wells is in
creasing rather than diminishing.
The Ohio property of the company COM
prises large tracts of the most valuable oil
lands in the Northern part of the State.
Among them are the fee simple Of ten lots
in the old village of Liverpool, Medina
county, on Rocky river, with q large two
story brick store and dwelling house CON-
bined, barn. and out buildings. This is ex-
cellent oil territory, only quarter of mile
from the well-known Dsming well. Be-
side this the company have leases on the
Purdy farm, on Rocky river, opposite the
Deming well, with quarter of mile river
front, and of seven farms, in Lorain county
and on the Vermillion river, comprising
over one thousand acres of land, on all of
which there are strong indications of oil.
The oil produced in these sections, as is well
known, is the best lubricating oil, worth
from s25.OO to SsS.OOper barrel.
The company offer for sale q part of the
working capital. The funds realized will be
used in putting down new wells.
Opening of Oloaks and Mantlss at Bald
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A LITERARY OURIosITT.-The writer of the
note published below was arrested Gs de-
serter in this city, several days ago, since
which time he has been lodged in the
Rest" Being notified that he was to be
sent to Columbus, he put down in pencil the
following message to the Provost Marshal,
yesterday, which we here produce with
perfect fidelity to the original copy:
March the 81, 1855
Provost Marshal Sir
gave myself up to the man who called
himself Provost marshal of cirtland fats
this was q monday and wednesday was
Arrested c s.
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The receipts to-day sre larger than for some
days past, and very cOn,idsrably in excess Of the
demand. The markets to-day preseut nothing new.
The demand for Flour ia limited to light local
and Interior trade, and prices are lower and nOmi
nal. Wheat continues dul and heavy, the trans
actions of dealers b,ing simply to meet orders
There is q moderate inquiry from the interior for
Corn and Oats, but nothing is being done beyond
this. In ProVis ons the request is fair but in
sequence of the want Of shipping facilities, the
great bulk Of the orders cannot be filed. Butter
and Eggs are quiet at the quotations given. Hold
ers Of HlghWines continue to name s., 20 as their
price, notwithstanding the steady decline in New
York, VIII ch has brought down Wh's' there to
level with the price hsld here There Js no Inquiry,
however, for them Other articles remain nomi-
nal at previous quotations.
Freighfs-steady at the following rates: ALL
RAH-To New York. Flour 81 90; Wool, q "a
Dressed HogS 81 80. To Boston, Flour 50 10; Wool
81 Al Dressed BOgs 81 40.
FlOur-MArkst dun. We quote uominally at
8 range Of SO OO99 30 for Xxx red; SO OO9lO so
for do Xxx white.
Wheat-COutinues duIl and heavy. ssks to-
day of cars No. red from store at l,7O; s., ,6s
was offered for No. red, bat there were no sellers
at the price.
COrn-In little better request. Sales of
cars new shslei on track at CSC, and car do do
from store ct CSC.
Oats-MOre doisg at decline of le. Sales Of
cars from store at 7so.
Rye-Yery dali and held nomlnsIly at 90.
BarIey-There is no demand, and the market
Is entirely nominal.
POrk-Quist. CiIy.paeksi mess held atSs4,OO
No. do $500
Lard-stsady st 24o in kegs snd 2sc in .Isrcsa
for city-msds.
Smoked Meafs-Msrkst rather quist but un-
changed at 24c for sugar cured hams lsc for drisd
beef; Ice for shoulders.
Rutter-Inaetivs. Western Reserve roll held
at 2s@95c.
Eggs-sel ing In a moderate way at Isc
Cheese-ssOck vsry light, and market srn at |
2922o.
HiEhwines-Dull and nominal at s32O.
AIeOhOI-Markst quiet bus steady at "a, 4,42a |
4, a for 80 per cent Neutral Proof Spirits 81 81
az 20.
Petroleum The market is quiet and nominal |
at sS9s6o for TeaB ed.
seeds-ouiet. Clover held at sl2,ooa19,5O.-
Timothy held at S5,OO95,2s.
POtatOcs-In moderate request at $4,000 for
Pri1ns peach blows.
Beans-VeTy dali, aud market nominal at 81 %
"a rs for medium white.
Dried ApPles-ouist and steady at ll1f912o,
pay for packages,
Dried Peaehes-soarcs and firm at 42944o
peeled, and s2ss4c for unpesIed.
Lake Fish-scsrce, in coed request and very
irm at the following prices: WhItensh, halt bbls,
no 90; Trout, half bbIs, $500; Pickerel, half bbs
. 70, and very scarce Bsrring So so perB
Feathers-stesdy, with sales ia q moderate
TIy At SOC for prime live geese.
salt-steady. Coarse VS 90 Ground Solar g 90,
Fins 81 %.
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DESERVED PRoMOTIoE.-Jsmes Raymond,
who went out as Corporal in the fsvOrits
old 7th Regiment, and served afterwards as
Regimontal Qusrtermsstsr of the 177th o.
V. l., has recently been made Acting Quar-
termaster on Gen. MilrOy'a staff, at Nash
vile.
Mr.. R. L. Winans, who has been en-
ployed in the QusrtsrmAster'B Department
at Nashville, arrived in this city from the
front last evening, and brought the above
intelligence,
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LAKE ITEMs.-It is thought, from the i'm
msnse amount of ice at the lower end OF
Lake Erie, that navigation will not open
much, if any, before the first of May.
The Detroit Tribune saws that "the north
srly winds in the earlier part of the week
filed the river with ice at this point, but it
has since gone down. The steamer Brush
leaves here every morning at nine O'Clock,
returning leaves Port Huron at one P. n"
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ANoTHIR RRovosT MARsEALs--Lieutenant
Colonel Charles F. Brown, of the SD o. v &.
l., reported here yesterday morning under
orders from the Provost Marshal General
of Ohio, and entered upon the discharge of
the duties of sctipg Provost Marshal of
the 18th District, in place of Captain A. D.
Collins,
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A PLEAsAET REUnoH.--The proprietors
and employees of the Pittsburgh Chronicle,
which has recently passed into the hands
of Messrs. siebsneck and Collins, the latter
formerly of this city, held pleasant re-
union, together with several members of
the Pittsburgh press, on Monday evening.
A fine supper was served, followed by
toasts, speeches and how of good spirits.
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for sale by J. G. SIMMONS & CO.
mh1e:196 AZ so MerWin st.
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NEW ADVERTISEMRNIg.

NEW ADVERTIBEHEWIH
L. l. Baldwin Oo.-Eight Local Notices.
Baltimore and VensngO Oil Co.-LocAl Notice.
G. L. BallGrd.-Houss and Lot for Sale.
J. I. Elliott-Portsble Engines.
10 Publ SQuare-wautsd.
30 Stneca Strtet-GIII Wanted,
O. L. R Board Wanted.
J. K. ehipherd-MilIinsis Wanted.
d. sherwood-Wsnted ImmsdIateJy.
1Ones-Mirror for Sale.
d, T. PersiVal--For Sale.
WtlbeT Drake--Gold Pens.
Tenant--Wantsd.
II. R. O.-Wsnted to Rent
g. b. Little-Eotiee.
MArhhAll Watkins Go. .Psftusrship hotties.
K. @. Jones-LOcsl Notice.
q. b. Little-Local Notice.
I. 8. shotter-LooAl Notice.
Jonn Whitelaw-Notics to Contractors.
1ohn "hitelaw-NOtios to Contractors.
David dshort-Announeement.
John htsher--GRardisn sale.
OH In ChioagO-LOcaI Notice.
hover Higbss-White and Fancy Goods.
b L. shotter & Co.--Card.
u Cutter son-Auction Sale.
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"WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2sEh, 1866.
HOUSE AND THREE LOTS ON
PROSPECT STREET,

NJ HOVI1O4' ''''''''''1A o NO1A . DONI
o. CUTTER son will sell at Auction, on Wed
nssday, March 10th, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ on the
premises, House and Lot, No. Al Prospect street.
Lot iO1z feet front Prospect street, by 80 feet
deep; al 0, Two ~ l OTIS on corner Of Prospect
and Sheriff Streets each lot "a feet front by so ct
deep. Terms of sale: On vacant lots, one-fourth
down, balance 10 !, and years, in equal pay
monts, with interest at 6 per cent. annually. On
house and ot one-thiTd down, and balance In equal
payments in and years, with interest annually
at per cent House TO be insured for 81 ,O0i, and
policy transferred to owner unit first deferred pay
ment is made, and all deferred payments to be So
cured by mortgage on same property. Title war
ranted. n"h21:l96
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cleveland EVENING stock Exchange.

TU sDAT EyLEISa, March 21 1885.
III, Stock Exchange was extremely "blue to-
night. and very httIe was done. The sales were
500 shares Cumberland cesl, 80, at ss1zi leo
shares Ohicsgo & Northeastern, Is, st 25i so
shares Cleveland Pittsburgh at 60. Liverpool
Oil Stock was rather stronger 81 being the lowest
asErinq paice-5Ob bid
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HUx-K1-Do-RI.-"T The Fat Contributor" :"
delivered his humorous lecture on "Amer-
ican Antiquities" in NOrwalk last night,
and will give it in Fremont tonight. The
Fremonters will do well to attend en- masse.
"Hun-ki-do-ri " is exceedingly rich.
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Misses saOquos and Basquss stBaldwin's.

On IN CHIcAGo.-The heavy produce bus.
iness of Chicago seems not enough to kser
the attention of her capitalists from the
land Of petroleum. We see by the Chicago
Journal that number Of them have or.
ganiEed Company known as the Illinois
and PsnnSylvania Oil Company, on terrific
ry over which We have trsmped, and which
is in the richest oil valley in Pennsylvania.
We are glad to know that the company
have purchased lands SO we'll located, and
which must, if properly developed, be Of
immense value, and prove an excellent in
veStment to those who may purchase stock
in the Company.
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Rose 3 PrsnslsP E.rOv1a1On MaFkes Re
NEW YORR MABKET-Nareh qI.

BT IKLFGBARH.I
CSttOn-Dull, heavy and decidedly lower. Sale
| At 90 a5se for middling.
FIOur-Flour dull, unset led and 15d20c lowe
on common grades; good grades nearly unsaleable
eaies at 81 S59lO 70 for EXTRA state SO S5@10 55
| for extra round hOoD Ohio, and SO 6O0II % fol
trade brands. Market closing heavy.
Rhlsky-harket heavy and lower. Sales at
W6eat-DuIl, heavy ard 5alfe lower. sales Of
amber Milwaukee at 81 30; smber Michigan at
81 %.
Rye-Dull and heavy at 81 359l On.
COrn-Quiet and scarcely 30 firm. ssles Of new
yellow at 81 669I 81; choice old western yellow
at 81 "a.
Oats-DulI, aud s94c lOw.ri 81 90 for EeStsrn.
CORee-Quiet.
sngar-Dull. Sales Of175 hogsheads of Porto
Rico at l6o.
MOIasses-Dull. Sales by auc ion ofI29 hogs
heads Of Porto Rico, new crof, at 6l@75<e.
WOOI-Duu
PetrOleum-DuIl; $50 for Crude, 54c for Re-
fined In bond, and 74c for 30 tree.
POrk-0peBed heavy and decidedly lower, and
closed with sharp rally in prices Sales at Sz4 Is
N2S 80 for new mess, closing at S2S 90, regular;
S22 OO623 90 for 1854 mess, cesh ana 80,
ulGr way; S22 90 for prime and S25 90 Urine N sss
Beel-Market dull and hsaVy. Sales A. 9I4 20
GIT OO for plain m ss and SIC 6092O 20 for extra
msss.
Reef Hams-DulI
BneOn-Dull and lower. Small salss OF Cum-
bsrIani cut At 16<c.
Cut Aeats-HeaVy ard lower. saIsI at I51I
LaFd-Lower. Sales st 16glss<c. The latter
price an extreme.
Buteer-Dull and entirely nominal
Cheese-Dull at HAZE
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nROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT FOR
disabled Soldiers. Address, with stamp, B. s.
QBEEN, Boom :, American Building Cleveland,
Ohio mhl1:I95
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THURSDAY, MARCH BOTH, 1884.
DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE and GOTHIC
COTfAGE, ON KISSkAN BTREEr.

o Gu ter & son will sail at auction, on 1hurlday,
Mach 3.th, the premises, at ten O'Clock A. M,
a Gothic Cottage House, No. AT Kinsmsn street,
snd tn, 90 (3) acres OF l. nd this property has 8
frontage OF 200 feet on Kinsman street, and run
ling back On Orange street. to BIoWnel street,
making a total iroutage of 800 feet. The House
contains thirteen TooDs, stands back 200 feet from
the street, has been recently improved and EN-.
bsllishsd at great txptnse good barn aud sut-
houses, fruit trees, grape vines shIubbsry, 3D.,
dc. Terms of sale made known on day Of sale.
mch2l:1lG
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TENFERANoE MEETIxe.-FOrest City Tenn
pie, No. So, will hold e public meeting this
evening, in their Hall, No. 1s4 Superior
street, beginning at half past seven O'Clock.
Rev. J. H. Rylancs, of St. Psul's Church,
will address the audience. There will also
be good music, vocal andinstrumental. The
public are cordially invited to attend.
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40 It's q peerless boy

CLEVELAED, Ohio, March, 1865.
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Dr.. PRIEsTLEY's LECTURE To-N1aHT.-
Rev. DR.. James Priestley, of Pittsburgh,
will deliver highly interesting lecture in
the United Presbyterian Church, Erie
Strest. near Prospect, this evening. His
subject is, "From the Red Sea to Mount
Sinai" His lecture tomorrow night, in the
same place, will be, "Walks in and about
jerusalem" These addresses have attract
ed general attention, having been deliver
ed with success in several of the larger
cities of the country. The reverend gen.
teman has gained q wide reputation ss
scholar and speaker, and We have no doubt
that the lecture this evening will be one of
profound interest and merit.
The proceeds of these lectures will be
devoted exclusively to the benefit of the
church. We trust large audience will
be in attendance tonight.
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WANTED TO RENT.-A SMALL,
w HOUSE containing four or five rooms. Al
9Iess stating terms and location, J. NJ a.. care Of
4s.9er once. mhls:l95
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The ladies will be glad to avail them
selves of the opportunity Of selecting their
Spring Garments from the most elegant as
sOrtmsnt opened this morning by E. I.
Baldwin & Co.
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FRIDAY, MARCH PATH, 1866.
GOOD HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,


At house No. 15 johnson street.
o. Cutter & Soa will sell on Friday, March 2lth
commencing at 10 o'clock, N , ct House No. is
Joha street. the entire Furniture in said house.
consisting of Mahogany Tets-s-tete, Mahogany
Hsir-ssst Chairs, Mahogany and cane-ssst oCksrs,
Marble Top Centre Table, nice Hall Hat back
Lounge, Gilt Frame Mirror, French sgd Cottage
Bedstsads, IrsstiDg Bureaus, WRshstancs. Set
nice Chsmber Furniture complete. Thres-pIy,
ingram and Hemp Carpet, Stair Carpets, OIL
OlUths, Hair aud Husk Matt asses, Pillows Win
dow Shades, Clocks, Lining and KitShen Tahles,
Coal Stoves, Cooking Stoves, CrOckeTy, Glassware o.
Kitchen Utfnails, &c. Also ood and Coal. House
open at Eis hit on the morning of the sSl5. Terms
Cash, bADkabie funds. mch2ll95
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O LET-Three Story Brick Store, on
MerWin ,street-formerly occupied bv Gaorgs
HSragne; JhO. g. JENNINGS, ,.AtRaIer EaocS.
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GOLD PEEs.-Attention is called to the
advertisement, in the Want and Notice
column, Of Messrs. Wnber and Drake for
the sale:of Gold Pens at the Mercantile
College of Bryant, stratton and Company.
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PERsoSAL.-General J. A. Garfield, NJ. c.,
was in the city yesterday, stopping at the
Wedden House.
8. 8. L'Hommedieu, President of the At
iantic and Great Western Railroad, was
also in town, but left for the east last night,
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Anftintr SaIes.
MONDAY, MARCH 27TH, 1861
Valuable Real Estate

AT AUCTION. o. GUTTER & son
o. Gutter & Son will sell, on Monday, March "a,
at 10 O'Clock A. M, on the premises, Hous and
Lot and Retail Grocery Store No. at Perry street;
Lot S21% feet front by 1872 feet deep; House two
stOrits high Both houss and Grocery store in
first rate order. The premises can be examined
any day previous to this sale.
HS- Terms mads known on the day Of sale.
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War Claim Agent

OTr1EE I6s sUPfRIOB ST., OLEvELAEB, o.
Secures Pensions, Collects Bounties, Back Pay and
Prize Motey, and Prosscutes War Claims
Of every description.
~ Ny Associate at washington gives particu-
lar attention 20 the seitlemeEt Of OfFIOERS'
ACCOUNTS
- All persons having Olsies sgainst the Gov.
srnmsnt should apply 70 me At once.
RECoununications eneloaing stamp VIII receive
prompt attention, mhie
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March 21. 1865, wH. A. RIDGE, aged AZ years
and 10 months.
Funeral on Thursday, the 2Sd, at 2 P. N, ct his
late residence, 1s4 Cedar street. Friends Of the
family are invited to attend.
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LOB SALE-FORTY ACRES OF THE
y best quality Of Grape land near 90 lamer Village
lOacres wood lAn1, AL hou e aud good barn.
Also, NJ acres near poan'G O0rners. A bsautifu
plRce for fine residence and gardea land. Inquire
Of. I. sAXTON, Hast Cleveland. Also, 81 Acres
on Enalid street milea from the city. mill :lq5
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FITTING FOR sERvIcE-Workmenw were en-
gagged yesterday in setting up the rigging,
sails, &C., on the scow Uonsusllo.
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CLEARED.-Three scOWs left this port yes
terday, empty, bound for Black River.
They were the first elesfsuees of the
season,
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The display of saxOny, French and
Scotch ClOakingS, at Baldwin's, is we'll
worth examining.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

baltimore and VenasgO OIL Company
Dividend no. 3..--The President and Direc-
tors of the above named Company have declared q
Dividend of two per can't. on their capital stock,
payable on and after the 18th inst. Cleveland
stockholders will receive their Dividends at the
Ranking House of wAsON, EVERETT 90.
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GOOD NEWS!
And Great Bargains!
SELLING OFF AT cosTI

Ny entire stock of looking GlaaSes, Pictures, Oval
Frames and Picture HouldiuEs ct cost. The stock
must be closed out by the first Of april, to make
rc ON for other soOis. Look out for good bargains
E. G. JONES,
meh22:le6 146 Superior street
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ORDINANCES.

By Mr.. Henderson, That the Board o
City Improvements be instructed to pre-
pare an ordinance to grade and improve
Center street, north of Detroit street, forth
with. Adopted.
By Mr.. GOldrick, That the Board of City
Improvements be directed to extend the
sewer through Wilson's Avenue, 40 tSai
the water discharged from it snail not flo(y
upon the land of Mr.. E. 8. Willard, Board
City Improvements.
By Mr.. Rogers, That the Committee on
gas be authorized to cause the lamp post
on Ontario street, opposite the south side
OF CnamPlaln street, to be moved four feet
north OF lts present position, SO as to be
clear of the cross-walk at that point.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Buhrer, That the Street Commits
sioner be directed to grade and widen the
sidewalk on Pearl street, between Lorain
and Monroe streets, within the coming
week according to the established grade,
Board Of City improvements.
By Mr.. Bower, That the Street Commits
sioner be instructed to fill with gravel the
holes in the roadway of st. Clair street,
east Of Erie street to the line of the Gravel
Road Company's roadway. Adopted.
By Mr.. sturges, That the Board of City
Improvements be directed to place stone
crossing over Briggs street, on the north
side of Lake street; also over the alley lead
ing from Lake street to the Wooden Factor7.
Board of City Improvements.
To amend an ordinance to establish the
grade of Long street. Passed.
To grade and improve Kentucky street.
Second reading.
To lay out, open and extend an alley
running from BrOwnell to Dodge street, and
lying between Lake and Hamilton streets.
Second reading.
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TIE NEW YoRK MAn.-The New YorL
mail, which has been delayed since Last
Thursday, will be received at the POst-Ofice
this morning.
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REoRUTTINs.-A very sudden revolution
was made at the Provost Marshal's Office
yesterday. On Monday not recruit was
mustered, whereas yesterday fourteen were
put into service. They were credited as
folloua.
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Cloak Ornamental Trimmings at Bald
HinIa.
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PA4NAsrER APPoHruESr.-William W.
Castle, son of ". B. Castle, Esq, has lately
been appointed Acting Assistant Paymaster
in the Navy, and ordered to report for duty
on board the "Yucca," Boston HsrbOr. He
will soon leave for the East.
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AmnsEmlrts.
/ RCTUREs ON THE HOLY LAND.
Rev. JLNFg PRESTLFF m

Of Pi'tiburg, Pa, viii deliver LECTURE in the
Unit Presbyterian Church, Erie St, Wednes-
day evening, March ~, at IL O'clock
SUBJECT-"From the Red sea to Mount siana-"
Also, on Thursday evening at the same place.
SubiSct-"Walks in snd about jerusalem" Tick
sts to be had at r. ]. Baldwin & Co 3, Palmer'a
Drug Store, cornsr Prospect and Erie sts., and
HoweT& POpes, ontario Ct. Proceeds for the benz
eft Of the church. mhls:195
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-22

The great opening of Spring ClOakssss
Baldwin's, this morning, should not be for
gotten.