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TIE LEGfsLAruRE.

o. Tasfd,y. ths 2l.s,i ire Comm1o., % no.
lion ~ ~. Gra,m. ! VI y tsslsmpt orw.p,pft en-.
sl,Ysss fron Home Gas gay. sas tssrn ". snl
unler .DPsa.5n u ~ rule. passed i, satiol,
reiIiaP. Tho sots On 4 Gaai passage -, yea.
~, nays -. t
Al > seIc:k iis,so Hu.es mt IN joint ,serl
ssssisn 10 The Commons Hal, sni roniinard ltafpin
ua'il .ir oelprt. ~ian The sansts retired 70 tie ss.
nate chsn5sf, % iwsnt immsIii.ely ia,o sssftl -
sion. NiHL
On W.lle.Iiy hi svnils gI..sd rOaslutisn
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confidence Of Lincoln, will, Of course, 70
awaken the peace rumors.. To many il
vii bear d significant look -tomany who
cannet appreciate how Mr.. BARS private
papers. lost SIX months ago. should sudden
FAY be worth 50 much trouble as Mr.. Blair
lis now taking. ostensiblyto reclaim. then.
If The mission Of the 'ndeta,igable gentle
man is IN reality peace, II is the general
desire that he will succeed in his Efforts
Petersburg Express, 24ih.
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THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMERICAN,

THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMERICAN,
Tne following is extracted fromihs pro-
seedlings of the United States House Of
Represe natives. of the 10th inst.
Mr.. Fernando Wood discussed nj length
the van. of power and impoiicy OF amead-,
ing the Constitution N the way proposed,
He SAID he shCul,, on future occasion'
speak upon the condition ct the country,
and attempt to eIacldatethe following pro-
positions: First, tribute to the intense
spirit of nationality which persades Az
classes at the North. Second, sympathy
with the Northern people, and review q
his efforts in behalf oil their prosperity anu
happiness, and his struggles t. presyat
ciyiiYwar and its consequent borfofs; 81,
\ reiteratiun of his belief that the sSe,'t'.
cannot be conquered or BIZ compelled 10
submit To sectional Nufthera Governs
meat and that even ii redsced to igserf
ritla warfare, which Is not prubabie, they
can hold the Southern colntry and reader
II yalueless tor al least hal century .4th,
al expression OF the JeHersonian prlnci-
eles oil the Democracy. WHICH cannot De
too often repeated u the people, That thty
may see how smoothly. how tremendously
the machinery OF the graad fabric OF the
fathers wnuld move 90, Il, thelr teacnlhss
we're not Ignored and forge ten 5th, mat
the Democracy stin behold in thr proud
banners of the Union. the symbol 81 peace,
and labor for 4 CESSATION OF hostisltles, de-
termined. il possible. to rescue ne sweet
shirt of .Unisn ere II perish amld Use Car
mage and vengeance Of civil war; BIN, ~ Y
II the Southern States will return e the
Union. the Northern States or tae peep {
will ia. turn recognize bY CONSTITUTIONS
amendment the sovereignty anh imtePen-
ience If the Southern States over all ques-
tons not expressly delegated y the Gene-
raj Government; .th, Aud that nereupon
the Northern and Southern people snail
plelse themselves to hearty support u
measures, peaceable or forclhle. Tor ne &C.
QUESTION Of Canada, Mexico and Cub4, and
the freedom OF Ireland.
Mr.. Hlldrlege briefly gave the reasons
rhy he could not vote for the amend nent,
arguing that II was one OF tue reserved
rights of the States to control and madage
their peculiar institution. 10 their own way
and destroy the balance % pawer. III,
doabted the power 10 amend the Constita.
ton IN the particular proposed. he va:
not aware that the fither, If the C"ostitn-
ton CLAIMED that one-loarth OF the STATE
should be stripped Of all their right. ani
property at the pleasure Of The othenthres
iourths. The adoption of the amendment
woall Afford the rebel leaders another ,oPi:
10 arouse the lusevafm, raise additional
armles. aud prolong the war. Lctal anend
meats be. made in time Of calnpess, 10 !
frateraai spirit. and WITH kinlne.,, with !
view to the es..bl!shneat Vi the peace 0
the. raion IN all il. paris.
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.Aillsbaruugb Gesururr.
HIILsBoRoUGH, N. q.
"wednesday, February 4, 1865.

p We renew the notice given short time ego,
IA, after the first Of January our terms would be
cash IN adDaacc. Ia consequence Of the high price
psper we cannot afford furnish the paper 10 those
VINO do mol intend TO pay, andto insure Us against
that these advance payments required. Afterour
next issue we saul begin % drop those who do not
comply with this rule. sesa} stsss nUt4ka
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caNGgG -sDNAla

RicbmOnd. Jan. %. Id %. senate. afier
dissu.soq. tie Oil increasing III, n1aote
u acting nId,n,ptnen. when the Pfs.i'lent
IhAl ,e,orj. Wis again pissed --teat 10.
nays o lie senate tilsn resolved 70 -
lutO secret SESSION.
currency bill was passed. yesleflay
in secret session wiihsat any important
amendment. IfF
Ia the House, J. Leach spbnltied g..
solutions eOndembiag The rmpl0ymeat o.
negro soldiers ~ the Confederate army
Referred u the q snnlittee % Military a..
fairs. rAH
The Senate bill increasing The Taies q
compensation allowed raiievftl, isr trin''
poriatloa - mail =. passed lasa mofa'nx.
Nothing " importance dsar y. ~ 2.
nate ~ day. A niessags IRON ,Ae fiesi.
dent setDirK the act ~ ssRd heNspapsis
Tree &c pcstsgs vas made Tie srdef u 'he
day lnr saturday. i9N !.
In The House The bill Increasing ms
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protesting agan., the policy Of emancipation for

protesting agains, the policy Of emancipation for
public service.
On Thursday in the Commons, the resolutions
introduced BY Mr., Carter on the subject Of Peace,
the special order, We're postponed until Tuesday next
On Thursday, in The Senate, The resolutions rela.
tive 10 inpressmen,s after striking out portion Of
ihem were passed By vote 81 yeas 20, naysl6.
II the House, resolution Suggesting The aPprais
ing State Commits toners 10 allow marke, value FOR
articles impressed, in cases o. appeal, was passed.
On Saturday in the Senate, resolutions protesting
against the mlics Of emaacip'onfor public seri-
ces were passed by yeas 50, nays 8.
As the result. 81 The jaint meeting q the two
Houses in secret session on Tuesday, we understand
aoommlilee was appointed 10 proceed to Richmond
10 comuunicale with The Prsdeu, on abe subject OF
Peace, with what precise views We do moi know.
'fhe committee, Ne learn, passed up our roal on It's
WY 20 Richmond on Friday ~ ght last. =
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peaca conmI,.! Dos q u, 0. stalos.

Rwhnwd jtn. iS,h. -ssn,,se HaHttf,
az Virgins. Voc P,e-i1tat S'phea. and
Jslgr canpIrh. Of Ai.b.s1. lave been
spr9 MED Gsinmi..iac,. L, pr,eeei 10
~ l.iqsipu. IL COni.r y Is Authorities
III The Upird Sra,e, Go,rfnn'nt ~ the
question u pace. rac.. viii isa.e Ia
morru.
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MW Hf #E 49,
Th- F4ieusvillf OssIyss III. a'i'4netd tAo Piirs
nf III 1fwastiy irs.io $50 ~ II uaa.h,. mi
See-.s issae y si5 lpf * n,nth., III iasr, -
subso1P,ioa ~ lose, e .. II H. plPsr az.
10 ~ amnnOpsensul y .he lgti,eiag.
A CBap.RspS. - 70 nv onr who M,
rsg.rd TIE new prizes 81 tie Observer $.
hfsh, We say: Formerly ~. bll.b, tsS
30 .bcIs of corn Tor ftlr's subsc .pliln 10
ne WEEKLY 05serv,y. NV W. eanani
bpy oap bu,bel With 'hr increased pnee.
Formerly three years subscription wapld
paw Tor a Jirrei IT Dur. \ bsst,.l 0ll
cost eishtten Yeats s,lb.eri,tipn. E'lrmrr-
" years sup.erption Wsuid par tor lsr.
~ pouBds d, pork. NV Il will pay inr
five pounds. FORMERLY IL wonId nav itr
fourteen pounds OF eedte. vow il vfi1pt
pay Tor pue pousd. AND 80 on. There i.
about as great ditIereage 10 clothing d.
IN luol. Aud ampngst aiI the essentials o.
life, nssspspers are thr cheapest.
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The Rev. d.. llask.. NC prIrrstanlI.
has 8re,sned r,e rseiorSh,p u Cbur,
ChuTch. Biiu~sr-, and frlgrpsl 70 Ntm
York. a. the .l,soy..r. Rector. ~lh Tie
re, Dr. srabar!. u ,ac Church u tie
Airigncis,ian. Naa.tis,- ~ faithful III
,otia, - ,h- S-,J,la, .galn caused III.
removal. I!r ia,l Acre II. fr'n nm. II
Binmure. ~srr th4t lr 4 'lrrai an'inri-
tie nsv saira,-'s- a.n. sir Irrp PER.
glar.s, sl,a gypst, AT aa a,ltr mas4 80
especially r5uaEf-a, X i.e slnuH.irsilh..
Hn,i ii,r rr.Y .trn, 1, Hi, $500 'sH4i -
lrrnd-, i.r .,Hr :. 10 isatrI T.
49," iaIs asl.p,, atr ~ -lhptfliY. saaA
, si.i TIE piirr. NJ trgNd y Do agir y
ric.iasgca aad Psllusa ,irs. Dr, 80
bury = IKE aulpnr y aus y sbe a5lest
nsr... u Jrl.acr - sNstltap s"ery,
rtsr prsl'Ard ,1alii Ilif 'sss ,als,i.
! Rp'ii are nlH y s'rg pgerr: ea'l ll,e c1n.
gr-s .ilgu 10 .slun laey aYstgr ! blessed
Z .ar sJs,e tie epgg,oa 9ats' d mea
cpre,. Ipaisslsg.
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Peace Go,n,nissIoners. We learn fror

Peace commissioners We learn from
The Richmond paper, that stnltm Hunter. Of VIZ.
gna. Vice P,eslden. stephens, and Judge Campbell,
Of Alahani, have been appointed Comrnf.f.hst. to
ptoeeed 10 Washington loroiiet with the United
safes government On the question of Peace. 4.
these arpsinmenis appear 10 have been made 81 he
iuslsilon Of President lincoln. here j. good cause
Il hope TIA. olr war is dawig4 q elte. Bar
second M. 10 Rlehmo aud other ru.sop sloaE
~ strengthen .le belie thai peace i now MOI la
IT.
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= we "a n,k;;ag -ont lhs .ccecal. Of slI

- We srs mixing out the seeocais of oil cur
.ubsef5e" . IlnaHI, p'ep,fs,Hy y the inl,olae.
,ioa Of our new ;sfns. wshpPe tier viii rece, -
pOnP: a,eati3l, anu .haI -tss petioa Of our cub.
s;iiFens. after se0rasas ihs eice u Provisions with
oGF price isi .se ReessIer, vii 4sSpowlsise IL rsa
-onsbsness anl cheeaus BY reaeving tbe.r sgb.efP.
hons. 10 eu,bIe as 70 weather las storm ihit -
passing over lhe county,. and continue the publ.
cation 0. or paper without saT.rins los. j. neees.
s,y iaat oar list s,ull no, b les.ened bot yari.
Gus casualties ore rshiiouaily happening ,orau.e !
lJimln1,i,n We need ,h-a..ia,sncs y freil. II
.apply ne dr6.i.fry wth tsv slh.ctihe-, rh1,s
vs., .e- Tie c,nsrnls1os Nv tlsJ b l liz u !
newspaper 10 H. sshati yin, ~ b.. nae .ans
eIr.ion. il this b.hih; 4, Jsioi .uaita a,y aay
et!,cl pnjlic goa Anl VII. rerriyc bui taanAs.
W
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ANOTHER ADVANCE IN PRICE,

The little value placed upon Confederate money.
,alths canse4uesi rapid advance in the price of
ry,hfng in market, conaes to MAKE another advance
ID the pfce Of the Recorder. The advance al first
mY appear enom,lsly large bp, whsn It is seen
hit We ask for six months only the price we are com
PEELED TO pay lar hak bushel Of meal or bushcl Of
potatoes OF a p9Inl anil half Of butter, twill be
s4en that we ara 80, hrdly up 70 living price. To
publish inc Recorder we have been doing will MOI
pag expenses. Tue establishment would be brought
IN debt at the en Of he year, after thsnwing in all
oar own lahon IN Submitting To the necessity which
lslhsowa upon Us, We butfollow the example Of orr
city contemporaries. The Raleigh Uaies are nov
rated at ea lolrs nr month, twenty ,lolaf. for
three months forty dollars tor six months Tor the
Weekly pipars zen dd,rs flr THEE mouths, 81 TWEEN
y daiirrs CT n months. The Hihen Chronicle
only half th' prcsen, III, u The Recorder, i ten at
lars e,r s,x m,nths Ar tweatY iaIlrs q, iwelsa
months WI cAannt lhinS that The people u Orange
ara less generous ,nan il other localities, and e.,
sure that they V nSt oSecs \, Pay'ns y 10 year
subscription hs Piice of Que bo>hel ef.msal. uuI
prics. Therefore, after tdais, will be, 1a
lEs For sit monlhs, $40 90
For i6rse months. sg9st s 90
n yas Payabie in ali eases in advance.
Those Of our slbs-ribers who NAV NOT ne satisigl
with these terms gill please give rs early notice. hi
we may knlw h,w 20 nake stransements f,r Il,
new VOLUME which win rounnsnce with the issue 4
the I5s,, Of Februsry -,hl, bein, firiy-dse ye4ti
since he f-s, issue Of hs Recorder a, this place
Our term, sill ba ilesl {, n}is rloIsra,e price
IS soon a. eitcans,ances vii .petmf.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-09
DR R.GO0DALE'S.
CkTARRH
r E NJ E D r
AND MODE OF TREATMENT IS
THE ACME OF PERFECTION,

1t penetrates the secret ambush of
this terrible d ease, and exterminates it, root and
branch, forever.
It removes all the Wretched symp-
toms Of this loathesome malady, and sveits con-
sumption.
It eIranS the head, deOdOrises the
breath, and affords the most grateful relief.
II sIIeyiRtes more agony and silent
suffering than tongue can tell.
1t is noted for curing the most hope
less oases that every known means failed in.
Ii cures Hay, Rose and Periodic Ca
tarTh, Of the most obstinate aud Violsnt types.
No form Of Catarrh or noises In the
cad can reEist its penetraiing power.
DIR. GOOdaIe's Cafarrh Remedy Is n
harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm Of the hand
DIR. II. 6OOdaIe is known throughout
the country, as the author of the only True TheO-
~ Of Oatarrh ever pub!iEhed. Where its Origin
What its BsYages-Mode Of Treatment-and Rapid
Cure in all its forms. 10
DIR. GOOdaIe's Pamphlet on CataErh
Ehould be read by every one 1t be obtained at
our nearest Agency, or by sending postage stamp
to our Office.
Price 81 90. Send stamp for pamphlet.
NORTON CO., Sole Ag'ts, 70 Bleeker st., n. Z.
Fold BY G. W. CLARK, Cleveland. febs:R3
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LEADER.
/ TFIoni the Iosdoa l.bsasun !

WHY drosp ye 50,
Ye children Of the tenpssi and the SNOW
d The first fruits Of The spring, -s-
Eeatheu Just fallen from the flying wing
Do We reErtt
The stdR-croWn that the frcst shout you set,
Or are you Jealous Of the violet d. ...i 3D..
Lin M your heads;
For now brighthummsF st distance treads,
And througl the arches dark,
Where grew the dank cool mcsses on the bank,
And from the thicktts Wher the ring-doves meet,
We bear the echoes Of her hast. ming iest.
Foor iEitereFs ye can but vHinly wait
10 simple-hearted, ,in such virgin guise,
With modelt, dcEncssE eyei, --. s.....
PRtient and trembling at her golden gate.
We lows yeu none the le 8,
R tier the more--foT ye come not alonei
Te are our friends when Al the rest are gomez
And timidly our lonsly feet csresF,
Even Is ey
Thst do not in the winter fall away.
Love such as yours,
That through ths sharp times Of the frost endures
and changes not for all tho ehsnglng 81 ies
We ore loo SLOW To prize.
Yet we will not forset
The pa,ei sweet face, with ear J tear-dTops vet,
Lifted 10 ours,
Bscauss Of finer flowers
=. Zen now you droop and die
And take your simple farewell OF lhe skys
Zen now your weary heads
Lie here and there uPon the messy beds
shau bring your blossoms back where ones they
Hefet
No autumn rain
halt ever Waken you to life again;
ss YoDr trace shall pass, =. ID. . ...
And Taniih like shadow Ircm ths grass;
Yet shall your memory live
The rather for the solsce that y give,
Making our hearts glad with the thought of
spring,
When earth can spare o other living thing;
And whens zext year, amid the fallen STOW,
We see you, where bsfoTe ys used to grow,
} e shall come back as they
Ihst hive been absent obly for day.
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Tne following table shows the length
and breadth OF the oil mania, it being 8
list Of the nsmber of oil companies at
present in existence, where located, and
their aggregate capital:
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BEEI1B sRE0IFTO. FEE,TIS-WA.Hi

@AAaa - - --A---a ~ = " -
AAhEED n All. oAsns-0an D. rsliad
sever h1 . oar1f 05 net nnu1s1t.l Ars- sped
s. ects51I Ee cA1aes 81 a. rsouirsdl Do not O.
ear1eee win elElaess FuFa1l11l 1Ea Be uSod with.
cot daeeei.e1l tpuazd q 80 euru tha past month
-ons E. - 80 1eFers e1a,s Over one han.
eEeo r1F4c-sn1 have used thsE in thar pras-
Sc, e1t sfo1E ven ef thoIr enoacy, snd spdrovs
81 shsif pgs sl1p, which Is cntircIF Vszoss5ls-
and hnrulsE "a he lJnlen. Handredt 81 esrtif,
eatol c.r ,. aaoun. Bells Brs1f1o Pills are th,
eaapt- 81 nsls and fnale, oidoz young, ans
tne n1" HrllAnlo remedy for el1clilf q permad
As1t - esed7 onIe in ~ oaser Of 6parnltorTheA-
SucI . UFstbrsi ~ F--iisi bisehsT--s. 60
ae NAtqa. 1lEAtlF1r InVollntary Eni1sions, In
eontinoeae GoBttal DshllltF azE IrritahilifY, In
fotsaey, Neakno1l o. loss Of Power, Nervous De-
sex1ii EEcsssas o. ssIf Abuzs, OF so,1s oonStitr.
esonal asrengoue1t, and iaoapacltstus ths Sufferer
frcu lnlllllng the duties of inarfisd ffs. II Al
49, 49, 6 GoncEzha1, Glses and Structures
Selsllilng Fslcian for the treatment Of Seminal
Orln1rys ae4aal and HorVcus DISEASES, Who Wi
l.oa4s Ha 9 AZ tho f5lioEing ynlsabl6 Wor, b
a .eai2z enxelope:
81 Abuses Rro1Iatrrs Decay, Impotence and Los
e Power, Sexual Dsssass5 ssmlnA WeakneEs,
Nightly Eaiuionl, Genial Deblnty, b., b.,
RaEsYhlst q q Pagee, eontsining Important Cd
every susrrr, ths means of cure ln che sBsVers5l
Itogoa b qlsinlf vt fnrsk. Two stamps required
g pal postAz.- l1lySl:ks:no. v .sriEWy
~ MANHOOD AND TIE VIGOR
OF YOUTH REsIoRED in four weeks By Dr.
kioerdh hsskNeE OF LIFE. DR.. RicoFd t0fFa-
Fisl has epPsinted an Agent In New York for the
sale OF hta highly prizsd Esssnos OF Liia. his
Won9eriui ageaf viii restore Manhood 70 tbs mott
enattsre1 oonstt1tiona in four weeks, and II used
according to printed instrucfons failure Is impos
slRla- euocess, In eFery case, a certain.
D.. Ricords Essence Of Life a sold iu cases. With
iu instructions for nle, st 8, or four Quantities
IN one fer s., and viii Be sent 70 any part careful
y packed reoeipt Of remittance 70 his acsredit
ed agent. Circular ssnt free on recsiut Of four
siamps PHILIP ROLAND,
~ Broone street, one deer west Of BrosdWay,
te6loihs New York.
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AgM- -Dfllgs 8tnE.6aEIE.
ARRrTAL OF Halls AT DEPOT,

ARRIVAL OF Halls AT DEPOT
Gnd e.75 P. II.
zastsrr Way arrives at IO.9O AN.
Western Through arrives at 9:2o A. -, $40 P. N
do Way arrives as 2;55 P. II.
serd1skg Way arrives at 9I5 A. NJ
InCin1sti Through srfises ct $50 A. H. 500 2. 4.
do Way arrives at $50 P. n.
pittsburgh Through arrives q e:55 A. Il.
Way arrives et 1910 P. n.
mAhoning Way arrives at 10ss5 A. d.
eadyille arrives ct 10:25 A, NJ.
dsd;na Way arrives ct 400 P. NJ.
socsPort, &o., arrives Tuesdays, Thzrsdsys ard
Saturdays ct Ia Il.
TarrensviIle arrives daily at l0:15 A. NJ
Lat Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily "a. Il,
HOUR OF CLOSING THE NAILS.
EAsISss LHEoUes fOE Erie Buf1alo Boston Nov
10 md OonneAnt, closes Rt 8:5O A. n.
E4sEEEE THRoUeH, for EeH York only, oicsss 81
BoetonI RsW York and Hartford, cl0ses st 500
?. d.
EAsrzAE WAY, for all points between CIsIsIsad
Lnd Eris, closes 1t 2:5O P. n. 81.
EEsTERN THRouaE, for Toledo, Dstrsit, Chicago;
ann Milwaukee closes at 7:10 A. n.
MEsTnEH TBR0UGH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
Dubuque, So. Joseph and Cairo closes ct 300 P. n.
WESTERN WAY, for AL points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes ct Las P. n.
SASDUsKT WAY, for Sandusky and all interme.
date points, closes at $50 ?. IL.
CIEOEEATI WAY, for al points between OlsTs!ard
Gaa Cincinnati, closes At 1905 A. II.
0IEoINSAgI TBRoUaH, for Columbus, Dayton,
Newark and Cincinnati, CLOSES at 7:O5 A. II.
elEcHNATu THRoUeE, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville, st. Louis, Indianapolis HanesyfIe and
Wheeling, closes at 800 P. II.
PITTEHURsz THROUeH, for Pittsburgh and Wash.
iagton, closes ct 1880 P. II.
PIT7sBuEeH HAI; for all points between Glove
End, MsllsVile, and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil,
lde,phtss Baltimore and Washington, closes st 100
An. -liE
hAHoETEe WAT, for all points between Cleveland
and youngstown, closes IS 2.45 P. n.
bEADvILI,E, closes at $3.50 A. N.
hEDIHA WAY, closes at 1880 &. d.
Ro1KFORT, &C., elosoa on Tuesdayu Thursdays
a1d Saturdays, ct I2E.
RARBEzsTIGA, closes daily, 1920 A. n.
E1sE OLHvzLAnD AID Euolid, olosss daily, at
P.d.
hail and Drop Lsstsss srs required by law to b
1rs-paid.
Al City Circulars ere rssuirsdt 70 bsprspald WITH
! tWe-esnt stamp.
Ofico op.n from s 90 A. III. to SOP. N. On
Z. coWIEs. Pm
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what May be ReIie.

When the iron work of the inner dome
Of the Capitol was completed, there re-
msined 8 single imperfect bsluster, few
Of the rosette ornaments and 3 broken iron
panel Taking the baluster for the main
standard, the rosette for the feet, and
piece Of the panel for the top, Msjor French,
Commissioner of Public Buildings had
them arranged into an elegant table, which
stood at President Lincolns side, on the
platform, on the 4th instant, and was the
only table used for the Inauguration eere-
monies Washington Chronicle. s ''-'
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TREASURY DEPABrMENT.

WAsHEGTos, Feb. z, 1865.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence,
w presented to the uudsrsigned, it has been
made b AZ pear that he 'sNATIUNAL CITY BANK
OF CLEVELAND in the City of Cleveland, in
the County Of Cuyahoga and state Of Ohio, has
been duly organized under and soeo ding to the
requirements Of the act Of Congress entitled "An
Act to provide National Currency, secured by q
pledge Of Uniied States Bonds, ana to provide for
tho circulation and redemption thereof" approved
June 5, 1854, snd has complied with all the pro-
visions Of raid act required to be complied with
beiorS commencing the business Of Banking under
said act.
Nov, therefore, I, HUGH MoCULL0CH, Comp
roler Of the Currency, do hereby certify that the
NATIONAL CITY BANK OF CLEVELAND, in
the City Of Cleveland, in the County of Cuyahogs
and State Of Ohio, is authorized to commence the
business of Banning under the act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and seal
Of Office this seventh dsy of February, 1866.
H. s.. HUGH MGOULL0CH,
feb1 81 Comptroller OF the Currency.
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J. BRYAN, II. D., General Agent,
9o. 70 Cedar st., New YORK.
"a sold b. Al The principal Druggsts
6. ". CLARK DruEEiEt, Agent for Cleveland.
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always receives at our hands that care and atten-
tiOn which their Importance demands, and none
but articles Of most uneKosptionsble quality are
used in their preparation.
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our care, are assured that our prices are always
reasonable. CHURCHILL BROTHER,
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