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Ftsh-In sOsa dsnand. arm and bstasr. We
now quote 40 follows: White Fish, half Dbl, SO 90
Trout, half Dbl, 50 90; Pieksrsl, half Dbl, 50 So;
Herring, 2 bhi., So 90.
FeatheFs-Prins live geese sailing at 500.
salt-stsady. oOArss o 90 Ground Solar % 90,
Einss2 s6.
TallOu-Ths demand is only moderate As Ila
LOO for city asd eountry.Fsndsred.
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DAowSzD.-NiChael Kearney, little boy
living on Pt,tsburgh street, was drowned
yesterday ynorning in a cistsrn. The cover
had been slipped off, and the lad on look =
ing IN lost his balance and fell into the
Wa'ey:. He was already drowned before he
wa miaasd.
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EoR SALE-Forest City Foundry and
Mschine Shop. Buildings are brick, sIl in ON.
pee oraer and suitable tor any kidd Of manufactur
ps; Good Engine snd Boiler, Shafting Belt nR
1a hes Drills, etc. Will be sold cheap fur cash Ad-
oresg J. II. MOODMAN, Cleveland. D. feb2l l.IQ3
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My COrns; Oh, My COrns I-InEtan aneous
and efioAcious cures Of CornS, Bunions, Club and
Inverted Nails, without pain eaustlo, by DR..
Jay, celebrated Surgeon Ohiropodist, from Broad.
way, New York, process known and peculiar only
to himself Ofise-Bssemant, Bank street, oppo-
site the weddel House, Cleveland, Ohio, next door
to Foots Intelligence ofics. Families waited upon
at their residences without extra charge.
marI2l4
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"SeeOnd Ward ''-Lst all enrolled men, and
all mernbers of the Association turn out and be
present at the meeting this evening at the Court
HOule, and BY Atong pull, and all working to-
gsthsr, the Ward can be cleared from drsft. To do
this We must all work aud work together, Come
one, come al, and let us do our duty to ourselves
and our country. mar1:l92
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WANTED IMMEDI ATELY. FOR
w the Qusrter naster'7 TIsnartneDt Na.byiIle
Tenn, le9o Laborers Waves, s45 per month ana "a,
oens hone need apply Hds stout, abls-bodied men,
Mnhng 70 eHgRg9 Tor gCx months TrsusportRtion
}lIIrnlshed. Applg to D. EHERMAH, o. II. agent,
So9merel94 House Cleveland, o. win leave dleve-
.zn9 s1s-y 1ess9g and Friday. iansI
HthE OhgVELAND FREEDMENS
Il Aid OoD- mission Rooms are located at No. 90
Bank stree. They viii be open during businesS
hour ZOE she reception Of stores for the suffering
iSSSgis isn7: isS:s,v D. W. . eAeE.
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narl:lgs
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TIE Far CoxTNBuTeR on HIS TRGvELs.-
A. M. Griswold, the Fat Contributor, de-
liverl his lecture entitled "Hunkidori" in
Cincinnati this evening. We hear it ru-
mored that he will soon lecture on the West
Side in this city.
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Oil Factory For SaIe.-Ths subscriber Of
erS to sell his factory on Canal and Ohio streets
with Pc land and buildings, being pleasantly sit
mated, compact and conveniently arranged. Ca
pacity about fifty barrels per day. Immediate pos
session givea ifrequirsd. B. PBLToN.
ClSTslsnd, Feb. a, 1855, fsblsr9Of,
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xuR SALE-THK LARGE DOUBLE
Il House, "a and IS Prospect street, suitable Tor
O6rd .nR ouBe Terms easy. Enquire OF CONWAY
". NOBLE, at the office Of Beckus1 a Noble. fel3:E
TOR SALE, CHEAP.-A Horse Har-
l. ness, Open Buggy and Sleigh. The Horse can
pace in zl5, trots good gait and is kind for Family
use. Adiress @. A. WILLABD, Bellevue, o.
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DRAFT MAFTEEs.-SUB-D DISTRICTS Still
DEE1orENF.-The following table exhibits
the sub-districts still deficient under the
pending draft, and the amount of dafcien-
cy, after deducting all credits up to the
close Of mastering last night:
OUYAHOGA COUNTY.
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The sales of the evening were as follows

o~ american Soidi i'''.'s'.'''' '-..'...'''..-..O
Tbs following gentlsmsn were announced By the
Preiidsnt a. the Reference Committee, to ssrEs
until the first Wednesday in April: Messrs. Mur-
ray, Jas. Barnett, n. P. Payne, John Ioa and O.
A, Read
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Cleveland stock Exchange.
President,
MORRISON FOSTER.
Vice President,
]. +. FREEMAN.
Secretary and Treasurer,
D. C. WASHINGTON.

Secretary and Treasurer,
D. C. WASHINGTON.
Ths Rooms of this Board are in the AtEst II
Block, Superior street, in the rear Of the O. e. Tel
egrsph Office.
SESSIONS EVERY EVENING, (exospt sunday),
AT 71S O'CLOCK.
The rates Of Gold and ticks in New York, at
~ o'clock P. M are telegrsphed to this Boatd
sach day; also, the rates OF Gold ct GallsghsE's
Evening ExchAnS~.
Fee of Membership, $40 q Year.
Persons not members are admitted for q cents
each night, but not permitted to operate.
Those wishing 70 become members viii please
apply to the Secretary and Treasurer. fsbS4:RS
WIDEEspAY EVENING, March l, 1865.
The attsrdanos at the Exchange this evening
was not large, and the effect IS visible N the light
transactions that tOck Plsee-ths smallsst. Prob
ably, since the Board was organized. An effort
will be made on Friday evening to change the
time Of meeting {, the morning, at 10Y o'clock,
instead Of the evening" as now, with the hope that
# will be mere largely attended By the business
community generally many Of whom are row held
at home By domestic Ties and duties.
The sales Of the evening were a. EoIIoTs;
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=. Z. HONEY MARKEr-Maroh !,
pr r11roaArz,I

MOney-Mors active at s@7 80.
Sterling ExehanGe--Dull at 1075<@I0s
for gold.
GOld-HeG7y and lower. Opening at QOO5S,
advancing to E0ls and closing g 1s97<QI9s1z.
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+GiVe Every Man thine Ear, but few
Thy voice; Take each mans censuTe but reserve thy
Judgment" until ycu have tried Dr. D. q. See yes
Liquid eatsrrh Remedy, which never fails to cure
when directions are followed. Ieb2i,Rs
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COM TO GRIEE.-Eigh'tesn persons were
lined two dollars and costs, each, in the
Police Court yesterday for driving upon
the sidewalks on KinaH ian street and other
streets In the city.
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More Luck at 1. p. sherwOOd's Great
Gift SaIe.-Miss Ella Dyer, Of Chatham, Miami
county, Ohio drew an elegant Brown SILK, valued
st $500. A few more LEFT. feb2s:l92
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Substitutes Wanted.--A few ore and thres
year substituteswanted. Apply to the undersigned
at 1l6 Bank street.
8. 8. BARRIE,
feb2s:192 sSo'y Second Ward Association,
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Engines for Bale.-ons eighteen and one
sixteenhoFse power engine and boiler for sale, all
In complete running order. Inquire Of F. D.
Stone, or Reitc Gaeckley, Canal ct. feb24;1s2
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RemOVaI.-ws have removed our stock of
goods into Sections Block, directly oppolits our
Old stand, where We will be pleased to see all our
customers and friends.
fsb27:Is2 GEO. sPBAGUE 90.
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Tar HIBERNDON.-A large crowd was
present ct Brainard's Hall last night, to
witness another exhT bition of Ehis pano-
rama. The people do not seem to tire of it.
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TWO HOUSES AND LOT for SALE
L situated on East side Irving street, bet yeeu
Orange and KiHsman streets. One Of ths ho' yes IN
Moe cottage In hrst-rae condition, oontR ning sT
rooms, with buttery, cellar, cistern, and GOOD we'll
Of water. The other house Is One-and-a-t "a storieg
with dix 70 Jms, Eoodshsd, oistsrn, &c The above
houses VIII be sold for cash 81 such 'ov fgnre fat
VIII pay well ior the investment.
febS GEO. d BECK o-n a..-..l... -
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BEFoRE JUDaE BOLFoN.-No business was
transacted yesterday in the Criminal Court.
POLIOE oOURT.-The following cases wsre e
disposed of yesterday:
Drunkenness-Robert Aspenwall, John
Buckley and Richard Anderson, fined 81
and costs, each; Mary Stephens sent to
Work House 20 days.
Driving on sidewalk-August Turchon,
James Mclaughlin, George COnnell, Sam
uel Davis, Joseph Kuble and fifteen 9th
srs, (names not givenl fined 81 and costs,
each.
vagrancy-Isabella Grant, sent to House
of Correction 90 days.
Assault with Intent to Commit Rape
James Hanlon, fined the costs.
Assault and Bsttery-Hugh G. MeKeon, i,
case held open till March eth.
Keeping House of III Fsms-Charles and
Eliza Stewart, former fined $50 and costs,
latter discharged.
Residing in House Of III Fams-Elisha
Hill, Mary Stephenson, Ida Williams and
Mary Smith, each case noIled.
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CUMMINGS & JENNYS Manufacsu-
S'rers OF Grand, Fquare, aud Oottsgs Upright
PIANO FORTES,
No. 726 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Each Instrument warranted ave years.
At Wholesale and retail rs per cent, Iess than the
Iame class Piano elsewhere.
Dealers wiz do well to examine oUs instruments,
~ sena foF = catalogue, (SbesoI
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COM MERcIAL.


WAUAEaDAH NVANIaaI March J. 'Itb6sI
Reeetpls-Ths receipts Of Grain By rail during
the twsuty-iOur hours ending ct onS O'Clock to-day
we're "a folloWa:
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DAILY LEADER.
THURSDAY. MARCHa 2 1895.
MKW ADVRETIsK1IEHT1,

CLARK q ssnford-CommissiOn Merchants.
P. B. Tcung-Horss Wanted.
5. II DouglaSB-Fsmalss Wanted.
Wsnted-Plses for q Contrsbsnd.
G. D. Besk-Who Wants substitutea
7. Drone-Chippews Coal.
Second Ward-LocsI Notice.
Clark & Rock fsller-LocaI Hstice,
eabbath sshOOl Feutival-Local Notice.
L.Crawford 4 sOn-Loeal Notice,
II. B. olark-Local Notice.
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CO.partnership NOtice.-HayiDg assOcIst.
ed 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.
marbles NJ B. CLARK,
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BEFORE JUDGE BOLFoN.-No business was
transacted yesterday in the Criminal Court,
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BEREA BENEVOLENT SoeIETY.-The Annual
report of the Bsrea Benevolent Aid Society,
commencing January IA, 1854, ending
January l, 1867 shows the following re.
suits. Our labers for the year have been
directed to furnishing Hospital clothing,
food for the Home, lat Cleveland and do
nations to some families left destitute, by
the casualties of war; also, donations to the
Freedmen's Aid Society. Our list of arti-
cles furnishes pleasing evidence of what
few earnest workers may accomplish.
In February, 1884, we received call for
donations to the Sanitary Fair, to which we
cheer:ully responded, by sending the fol-
lowing articles; az, military coat,
bed-quilt, l doll, picture, ? needle books,
8 lampmats, . books, pyramid cake, Z
loafs of cake, 2s biscuit, pies, 1O7 small
cakes, chickens, roast of beef, lbs Of
butter, jar pickles, plate boiled beef.
To Cleveland Aid Society, AZ shirts, Is
bed quilts, 15 pairs pillow casep, 10 pairs
socks, 1O5lbs bandages, ,compresses and rags,
- pairs drawers, "a towels, n handker-
SAAAOAsl 4ASeo JNAAg pair pilAOWb1 pair
pants, 10 pounds dried fruit, can fruit, /
sheet, 1 coat, ~ barrels picked cabbage,
3 bottles wine.
Have made from material furnished from /
Aid Rooms, bed quilts, 50 pairs drawers,
"a pairs pants,
Have sent to Soldiers Home at Cleveland |
10 sacks and boxes of vegetables, Is barrels /
vegetables, box and baskets of cooked |
provision, s jars of pickles, half. gallon
jug of catsup.
Have sent to Freedmen, pairs socks.
spairS stockings, Q shirts, dresses, 2 pairs
drawers, coats, capes, apron, shawl,
skirts, caps.
Have cent to families, shirt, bed quilt,
sack hOur, 2 bars soap, pound salerstus.
Work unfinished, bed quilts, pairs
socks, pairs drawers.
CASH ACCOUNT.
nSoSlpts ...,,.,, ,,,.,,,S Sl4b 81
phD0rsemshts ''.'.s....... .............s 139 20
Balance on hsnd-..,........, 50
Respectfully submitted,
MRS. E. s. PAREER,
Secretary and Treasurer Bersa Benevolent
N7TsV'3'
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PORTAGE COUNTY ITEHs.-We condense the
following from this weeks Rsvenna Demo-
erGt:
Every township IN Portage county ne sx. :.
township IL still 81 deficient and protec-
ton club has been formed there.
Most of the property stolen on the night
of February 1st, between the center of At
water and Edinburgh, was found a few
morningssince by theroadside, in the SOUTH
east quarter of Atwater.
The c. 4 P. Railroad Agency at Raven
nay which has been held by r. Root, ESQ.,,
for fourteen years has been vscsted by that
gentleman.
The Rootstown Lyceum held an exhibi-
tion on the 22d, Which was complete sue
cess. The exercises were very entertain
ing and large audience was present.
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WANTED-Two experienced Feed Boys, on
Cylinder Presses. Apply at the LEADER Of
fee.
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Oitzens wishing conveyance 10 either Of the
aSSYe Trains or Boats win be called for By Oosches
Of stevens omnibus Line, By leaving their address
at fhe Omnibus Once, 147 Superior gtrsst next
door to the Weddeli House.
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KOaiee.-Tbe friends Of ths Ray J. q. Muls
will make him Pastoral Visit on Wednesday eve
ming, March 1st, 1865, at Chase's Hail. An art
/ .vited to attend. ieb2T192
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IO.4O COuPOns.-we are paying gold rates
for Coupons. WRIGHT & BROTHER,
marl:l92 No. 90 SUI eTier street.
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BEVoRE JuDGE FoOTE,-The argument Of
Judge Andrews in the case Of Blish and
Garlick Vs. the propeller Tioga was cOnclud-
ed yesterday morning, and the case went to
the Jury at noon, after a charge from Judge
Foote. The jury have not yet come in.
The case of Stanley Us. the Cleveland and
Columbus Railroad was next taken up,
Keith and Coon, and Judge 8. ]. Andrews,
acting as counsel for plaintiff, and Backus
and Noble, and Mr.. Wright of Cincinnati,
for the defense,
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Sab-Datrist.
SUMMIT COUNTY.
LAKE COUNTY.

By the above table 1t will be seen that
seven hundred and eight men are still to
be raised from this district. Some town
ships are nearly out of the draft, and will
soon fill their quotas. Others, including
those whose deficiency is the largest, are
doing nothing. The Fourth Ward is al
most the only sub-district that has a large
number to raise which is making much
effort to clear itself.
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The Annual Sabbath School Festival of tbs
United Presbyterian congregation, will be he'd in
the Church, Erie street, this evening, at Eeven
o'clock.
Friends of the Sabbath School cause are invited.
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a9lmsitaI austrMtiIeats.
HORACE WATERS
GREAT MUSICAL ESTLBLISHMEET.

LNVs ~ LIWlIIIWEIYo Ne Ee
EIGHTY New Planos, MeInoeons, HsrmonfumS,
AIexsndre and Cabinet Organs, at Wholesale and
Retail. Prices low. SECONDHAND PIANOS A
great bargains, prices from $50 to 500. New I
Octave Pianos, $50 and SST5 with Carved LegS
and MouldingI, $500 and upwards. Melodsons ss5
to $3.50.
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CHICAGO MARkEr.-Nareh i,
[BT TnLEaRAPH.l

IBZ TEEaRAPH.l
FlOuF-Quiet.
Wheat--Dulli advanced 15z@ao. Sales 81 s55S
91 Sc No 1.
COrn-steady.
Oats-Quiet at 81 59@1 SoI<.
at 81 i292 Is,
Dresseii HOSs-Du1 at ls@1sszo,
aIe R05k-Ms.s H5 ss2 5O9ss 90; pIiuo mess SO %
2 ard-Quiet
Receipts Flour, 1900 bbisi wheat, 5000 bu
corn, II, zoo bu; oats, I6,OOO
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Dissolution NOtIee.-Ths cO-partnsrship
heretofore existing andsr thefirm name of Clark &
Rockefeller, is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent, J. D. Rockefeller retiring. The business Of
the firm will be settled by either party at their Of
foe, River street. NJ. B. CLARK,
mar21s3 I'D ROCKEFELLER.
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MARRIED.

In this city, Wednesday, March 1st, by the Rev.
". Il. Goodrich, Mr.. WILLIAM eA[TA, of Rich
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LoRAIS CoUxTY ITENs.-We condense the
following from the LOrain County Meas,
and Elyris Dsmoerat:-
The people of Elyria celebrated the fall
Of Charleston and Washington's birthday,
by firing a salute of seyenty-tWo guns on
the ed ult.
A new oil company, with q capital of
$40, 900, has been formed in Elyria for the
purpose of boring for oil in Sheffield. 1t is
named ''The Black River Valley Petroleum
Company"
The Second Congregational Church at
0bsrlin, at its last conference and prayer
meeting, called to its pastorship for the
next year, Prof J. h. Fairchild, who has
filed the pulpit since the resignation of
Rev. Mr.. Fairfield, and Rev. E. H. Fair
child as Associate Pastor. A committee
was also appointed to secure a site for q
church edI6ce, and raise funds to commence
building as soon as practicable.
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BLANDYs' P0BTABLE STEAM saw MuIS

BLANDYS PORTABLE STEAM SAW MILLS.
Also strictly portable; no brick OF masonry in set
ting. Warranted te cut from to 1000. Eet lam.
Der per day. p
Circulars sent to any address. For prices, de-
Eeriptions, go, address the manufacturers.
H. & F. BLANDY.
Blandys stesm Engine Works, ZanesYiIle, o or
Blandys' Newark Machine Works, Newark, o,
LEWIsBURa, UEion Co., Ps., June 80, 1854.
In the lat three months, (worl ing Eve
6fys week. we have cut gs hundred and tuvenig-fps
thousand feet OF White-oak on onr BIandY Bill.
In June, l9O, 600 feet. The lumbir Is pronounced
by the Baltimore Inspector to bS the best deuered
In that city this summer. The Blandy Engine has
done well, and can ssy it is perfect success
Yesterday, the 18th June, cut 1900 fst Of oak.
JAMES O. MCCLURE.
WmMoRE, Cambria Co., Pa, May 2, 1854.
1 have sawed on my BIandy Mill
oss million tDo hundred and fifty thousand feet Of lum.
Der in the last seven months, which includes the
winter months, often working only seven hours a
day, and wholly frozs cut part OF the time. This
is more lumber than any sing,e MIL has cut In the
In the same time, within hundred miles Of this
place. [feb201slI WIN. R. RUGHES.
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JOHN BoYcE & SON,
Produce Commission Merchants
NO. 0s Pearl Street, Kew ;"rt.

The undersigned will make cash anoes on
PrOducs consigned to Messrs. Boyos 4 Son.
Il. O. DEMIEG,
marbles No. so Mer Fin street.
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Beautiful Portraits of Washington and
Edward Everett are in many collections, butin the
home of the person once sieted with that terrible
disease, CAtsrrh, now cured BY the use Of DR.. D.
q. seslys's Liquid Catsrrh Remedy how should it
beP fsb2G:RS
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LOCAL NOTICES,

ROtiee.-F. DfSns Is no longer authorized1t0
transact business for rs.
Feb. II, 1865. L. CRAWFORD { SON.
mar21s3
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Rose q PrsntlszP PROVISION Marksa Roi
port.
The following are the rates charged BY usI
AamB-Sugar-oarsd premium hama 4 R9s
JE1et. 1oet
S3Oul0er8-5ugAr-oured 3 n,,,,.,,,,..l ~ q
Hsco1-Or Smoked Sides 3 n..........,..,.2 2I q
l1aEGl-Prtme leaf ksttls-Fud'd In bbls or trosS8
Prime leaf kettls-rndr'd In keu 3 b.24 o
Extra clear 3 bbl...,..,.,,,,,.,........8 8s 50
No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depots or boats. An articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything IL
the stAte. Orders promptly hlIsd.
ROS7 PREETI5S.
dels-R Nos. lA9. IA sad lAs OntEEio 1tTest.
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WRsFERN HOMOKoPATHIO OOLLEGE.
Commeueement observation-disclosures
by Professors BeckWith and Sanders
Degrees Conferred.

The Sixteenth Annual Commencement
exercises of the Western homeopathic Col
lege were held yesterday afternoon, begin
ming at one o'clock, in the auditorium of
the College Building. A select, intelligent
audience filed the room, and were deeply
interested in the closing exercises of the
session, which has proved one of the most
successful in the entire course Of this
prosperous Institution, successful, wheth-
or we consider the number of students in
attendance, or the high standard Of sohol-
arship which the class has reached and
maintained.
The class which has just finished It's stu
dies numbered sixty-eight matriculants
and thirty graduates. We have seldom
seen class Of young men who give evil
dence Of 50 much intelligence and general
as well as special culture, and we under
stand that the examination which they have
passed through with very high credit, was
oneOf unusual severity. t =
The Faculty of the College, who occupied
ths stand yesterday, consists of the follow
ing gentlemen:
A. 0. Blair, II. D., Principles and Prac,
tice of Medicine, and Diseases of Women
and Children.
G. ". Bstteley, NJ. D., Iateris Medics.
]. Brainard, NJ. D., Botany and Toxicol-
ogy.
!. C. Sanders, NJ. D., Obstetrics and Phys
iology.
R. F. Humiston, NJ. D., Chemistry.
81. @. Allen, N. D., Anatomy.
8. R. BeckWith, M. D., Surgery and Sur.
gical Anatomy.
George Wiley, Esq, Medical Jurispru-
6ence.
The graduating class occupied the seats
in front of the platform, Their uaunse are
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BEPoRE JUDeE OoFFIEBERRT.-This court was
yesterday occupied in the trial Of the case
of Cottrell Us. Brown, an action to recover
damages for malicious prosecution; At the
May term of the Court Of Common Pleas
Brown instituted suit against COttrell for
stealing pig. The case was afterwards
abandoned and Cottrell now brings suit for
damages from the alleged malicious prose-
OutiOn. ]. E. Ingersol, Esq appears for
plaintiff, and J. @, Grannis. ESQ., for de-
fsndant. .....
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