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CIx PER CENT, +r # y.
FREE FROM GOVERNMENT TAX.
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK,
IS Bowery, corner Of Canal street.

1666-JANUARY INTEREST.-Thc regular semi annual
interest at the rate Of sI and Ave cent tree
from will be paid all entitled there
", and after Friday, January 20
Interest withdrawn VIII be added 70 the original Do
pos, and draw interest the = the principal.
Money bepcsted before January - viii bear interest
from the lat OF January.
hank open every day from 10 A. N. 10 SP. NJ. and
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from5b7P
GEORGE FOLSOM, President
sHrn0UB A. BuRCx, Secretary.
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A DIVIDEND PAYING STOCK GIVE PER CENT
half yearly will be exchanged for real estate. Apply
70 I. II. Belt, Jr, s. Pine street, room No. ]. -.
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PROPOSALS ros .,..om
! GExTkSE PAX

sesled proposals win be received at Comptroers once
yn1l satardsy the nss day q JsnasI ise q O'Clock
Or any part Of the Of Two Hundred and Thirty four
Ihousand dollars Of the Central Park Improvement
Eo authorized by chapter % Of the laws OF 6 and
April 10, 1850
The stock win bear interest a per cent
payable quarter yearly and the principal wiz be
The proposals viii state ne amount Of stock desirsd and
whose proposals accepted viii hereupon be required
deposit with the Chamberlain Of tho city the awarded
10 them respectively.
on presenns Comptroller The receipts OF the Cham
berain for such depos the parties win be entitled
csve cencates for equal or par value Of the
stock, bearing interest from the dates Of payments
Each proposition should be sealed and endorsed "Propo
sails far Central Park Improvement Fund Stock and en-
cl0sed In second envelope addressed TO the Comptroller
The right s reserved all Of bids the
interests Of the Corporation fequireit.
t3 MATTHEW I. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
CuY OF ERW Y0RH, DErAnrnlNr OF FINANCES,
m ConPfRoLLER's OgrcE, Dec. ., 1884 !
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RIO cAPITALIsTs.-wAsTED $1,000 TO ESTABLISH
stock of crude OIL BY process peculiar 70 my.a Inc oil
burning OIL of works IN the country business casb and
profits large the best Of rearences gven Address Refinery
care ef q Z. Herring, Hl Broadway.
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FINANCIAL.

~ :ssn !: :ssissS SS ! ssiies.I AT. Via y:
dlydepd le oE Of twenty avs per ssSl VIII D
sS e ss :ssi iSs = .SsssSSsa S
" 1EfHofo1HsaAS IT. iSs sISsssSSRbSGE SsSRbMHg COMPANY,
- t New YoRk. Jan. 10. 1855
81 as IL SE sTsSEss ~ Asp
fssssSs s.s%%sd Il Ssiss is &
Toss, prsmgTs n9r.d 81 a. rom;
~. ssnSSs.y Ss,yyyu T P,s@ss% Dsss%ser ST. iss M
Losses PAID During the Year. '~I
On On fs,1s Sss Ri.s:. sas.s sassss Sssss
Rs.srs.S nSr1 Sisss FOR Lcs:e: Un.da..d ss
EIpenses, Reinsurance Commission S'-' 'e !.
and (lsss interest reoeVedJ ss ls- SoSols ~
Net PROFIT. slasS1 s.
*: s::a .ss,S: On ii. ai;i 4; 4 J..u.; g
Total amount Of Capital surplus s7SaxI =
Amount Of cash il hands q Agents gent s''''A "
Amoani aas M o oSufss Unsd e ssss snd ~
city Stocks and Bonds. ............ iGusW a
!: G sssii e 1853.
Amount Of Loans on Collateral, pay.
Anosss aS,s SH 'e@AD q other Mi.osianeou: s''''
Amount mount due for Premiums on Poll. '"'0 y
ces issued n a. onlce. ...;...,;... 1917 n
Interest due and accrued, but not YET
payable. 1875 l2-S75e 32i "a
The Board Of Directors have this day resolved to pay
on the outstanding Ce6ees Of 70 the holders
Of February ha1s' also Tsa : PIylbEN6 EFB cHS% e
the capital stock Of tho payable cash de-
mAna' also : ''''a'ns Fifty = PER CENT
as ws BE- a.
cd on and after the 10th day of March next
RsS.Is n .; SrsSsn, Dudley s ). Talsr,
Io..ns ESwosd 4 ys1mn@ ysan.Suy' nssy BSsJ
goxss I: Msisaias, Charlie. = krsisna,
William VIM K:ss: X Strong: Watson z Case. Case. a
gustavus A. Conover, Edward Macomber,
Martin Bates, Jr., :. Lorimer Graham, Jr,
Frankhn T.; II DsienS, an George " Hatch
sks k2FIffh Ss4aAH II. Ffs:,ssa
EDWARD A. srANsBURY, second Vice President.
" NEW I9sK yFSKotSRs ASp PHM.ApEKrH1A aoaH9sE
NEW YoRx, Jan. 4. 1895
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
As the greater the Of the New York and Pha
depha Petroleum Company has already been taken by the
first York philadelphia elsewhere and
only ,sss
tion books will positively close
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1885,
after which time stock win be sold At the subscription
price. ALBERT II. NICOLAY President
A.v STOUT, Treasurer
E. G. SrEpuAN Secretary
OFFICE OF THE sUsQUEHANNA AND WYOMING
~ Valley Railrosd and Coal Company, Trinity Building
New York, December r. 1894.
The meeting Of stockholders and election for
directors will be held at ONCE of the company TUES
DAY, January ~ at2P N. ELLIS POTTER, Secretary.
DuBLIu PETROLEUM STOCK EXCHANGE, NO 70
Broadway, corner Of Rector street Notice e-The Pub.
lie Pet oeufn Stock Exchsnge for dealings In Petroleum
Stocks located the Empire Buildings rs Broadway
Of Rector street. will for business "Wednesday
February wish the officers of the various
companies. Of t1 and other States to furnish prompt
y practicable prospecuses showing their nrgnnxaons
In order that fun hat of stocks may be compnrcd
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vOHN r. MURRAY,
pfaiE "a \ srpsp IN soyERsMRsf COVE NM sEeSRiTiks

NIcKERBoCKER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
n New York January 10, 1919
The Board of Drectors have this Day declared sei an
nual dividend ave cent free of government tax psy
able and sfer Monday the lssh inst
The transfer books will be clo sed until that day.
H. ID SHIDMOHE, Secretary
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mo CAprrALrsTs.-si4 900 ov FIRST CLASS SECOND
Mortgages, on propery In This city seourd by good
bonds and gusrsneed by the present holder Liberal dis
count will be made. ALEX. " KIRCHEIB.
f6 Nassau street, Nav York.
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10000 WORKING CAPITAL.

The books now openedfor q limited number of sub
srripons at the follow ng olices:-
In New York ci,y-Messrs y DAYToN& CO, No lo7
Front street: WM. NJ PARKS ESQ, No. ID Broad street,
VIM A. FOWLER, Esqa No "a Broadway and st ths Office
In Boston1JAcos .Ji sT1Sw6op, ESQ., No. Q North
Market street; and JOHN JOY, Esq, No 100 Hanover
street.
In Aibany-R. s. A p CUsHMAN, Broadway; aud ED.
SON a co, Hudson street
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IIL1As COHEN, So BROADWAY, IMPORTER or ia.
~ vens and Domestic Cnrs and manufacturer OF Paper
Cgarstns rolled With tobacco wrappers Orders for loo
10 100 90 ficd Immediately Mandatory 5t Grand street
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NOTICB.-THE EAST RIVER BANK WILL ORGANIZE,
capital iasIss:ss lsSS t..ias s:a;plSs y IoIS
present shfeshoaers The remainder Of he surplus
win be participated In BY The stock The subsUpuon
book e open At tbs Bank, 90 Broadway n : TT I
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ID class White Ash Coal all nzss screened and delivered
At lowest rates Thos STOKES OF Thirty second
strsct and Tenth avenue.
CoEE DELIVERED IMMEpIArELY-APPLY AT It2
~ Third svcnue 10 avenue A, al IN. Gas Works,
Twenty nrst street and avenue A. \. y. SHERWOOD.
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A TLANTTC SAVINGS BANK
a CHATHAM SQUARE,
Nxw YORK Jan H. 1855
An interest dividend the rate annum
free tax Will be paid deposits entitled
70 the after Monday January l6 1865 BY
der N. D. VAN PELT, President.
JosYYH r. CooPsn, Secretary.
n. R-Money deposited on before the 10th win draw
interest from january.
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property Of the Company consists Of about 500 acres Of
the best oil territory lin fee smpe) Cherry Run and Al
egbany river with eighteen interests leases principally
Cherry Rum vennnao county Pennsylvania, which has
dncns interests are nov edy two per cent per month on
down completed large yields expected
The Capital of the Company Ia One Million Dollars divided
Ia 30 000 shares. Par value, e5 zach.
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AFFICE OF THE
" NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
PETROLEUM COMPANY,
No. 80 William street.
NEW YoRx, Jan. T. 1885

As the the stock Of the New York and Pa
depha Petroleum Company has already been taken by the
first citizens of New York philadelphia and elsewhere and
owing to It's great demand permanent investment the
desire give notice that only limited number of
% eaoh that the subscrip
tion books will positively close
WEDNESDAY JANUARY 19 1885,
after which stock will sold the subscription
price. ALBERT IL NICOLAY, President
! A. v. STOUT, Treasurer.
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MEAT MARKET FOR SALE--ONE OF THE BEST
M stands In Brooklyn, Fixtures and Business all 10 be
aod cheap doing the best busnese In the city Apply the
premises, Of Smith and Atlantic streets.
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MACHINERY FOR SALE-l POWER STAMP PRESS
wi Drop Press, Engine Lsth, Lalhes. different sizes
y Hand and Foot Presses with Gearing Puieys Ac at
Greene street
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D0RCELAr rSoTyPE AND PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
for sale cheap, Gne stand sky laht and complete set
instrument for We've and pogiraiis, with good trade
HOLMES 575 Broadway.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22

FRoM LAKE SUPERIOR.-The propeller
Meteor, Captain Thomas Wilson, arrived
here about one O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
The following log of her trip down was fur
nished us by Captain Wilson, as the clerk,
Mr.. Atwood, stopped OF at Detroit:
The propeller Meteor left Bayfield, at 2:2O
N, Sunday, July 10Th, and arrived at On
tonagon at $50 same evening, at which
place we remained one hour aud q half.
Arrived at Eagle River Monday, J1ly 18th,
at $3.50 A N, and Eagle Harbor at same
morning, and at Copper HarbOr at 80 same
morning. Met propeller lronsides, bound
up, at noon of the 18th, of Point Kewanens.
Arrived at Portage at 4:3O P N OF the l1th,
at which place we remained until Z same
Pm. Arrived at Marquette at 2:3O P N,
Tuesday, July 18th, ct which place saw the
iron steamer Michigan. The following
vessels were in Marquette waiting for car
goes. Bark. Red, White and Blue; schOOn-
eers. Julia, q II Walker, W II Sibby, A
| Richmond, David Wagstaff, J F Card, Belle
WaIbridge, G W Holt, Resolute, John
Wheedon, John Thursby, Eagle Wing, Il
| Andrews, st Andrews, Exchange, FL Bar
rev. and A W Mass. Steamer Traveller,
bcund up. entered Marquette; made short
stop and left. Left Marquette at $3.50 P N
/ of The 18th T; saw propeller Northern Light
entering Marquette, bound up, when we
were coming out. Arrived at SAUL Ste.
Marie Wednesday, July l9sh, at 7;l5 N.
Met the following vessels in tow of tug Peck
| off Waiska Bay Mission, bound up: S H
| Kimbsll, WeIliI gton, Australia, W H Will
ard, and Jesse Andrews. Left Ssult Ste.
Maria at 9 same day. Passed propeller
Mineral Rock below the Nebish in the Sault
River, bound down; also met, ct same
place, the schooners J WNiehOls, j Mich
olas and two others, names not known, in
tow of tug Anna DObins. Arrived at De-
tour at 4PN, same day, and left at Z. Met
propeller off Presque Isle, supposed to be
the Pewabic. Stopped at sarnia at 4 P NJ
and arrived at Detroit at P N, Thursday
July 10th.
The Meteor brought dOwn for Messrs
Garretson & Co, SO tons ingOt copper fol
JIG. Hussey, 4 tons copper for Messrs d
b. futile & Son, 247 tons iron ore for De
troit, $50 half barrels fish, 7 tons mass cop
Der, miscellaneous freight, and Onehundrec
and fifty passengers.
The Meteor will leave GarretsOn K Co.
dock, No. 1 River street, at 8 P n, Monday
July oath.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22

ANOTHER STRIKE.-The recent strikes on
Pithole have been the means of turning the
attention of oil diggers from the scenes Of
their early glory, while the attractions and
consequent emigration to the vicinity Of
the new discoveries had robbed tho "The
Greek" of hosts of the oldest operators. But
We are informed that a score of indefatigs-
bles who refused to desert their "pets" when
the richest harvests were being resped in
the new regions, are having a good time
over the prospect Of a restoration of all the
glory of "The Creek" The first appearance
of a now order of things took place on Sat
urday last, opposite MeClintockvile, on Oil
Creek. Tho Abbott Well, belonging to the
Baltimore and YensDgO Oil Company, be-
gan TO fow at the rate of one hundred bar.
rels per day. Since that time it has beer
steadily on the increase, and on Tuesday
which is the latest of which We have any
information, it had reached one hundred
and fifty barrels. The company, we under
stand, is pretty largely represented in thi
city, and has long been 8 ~faverite smonl
those Who arc posted,
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FnE-Fire broke out yesterday morning,
about four o'clock, in tho franz building
No. SO Pittsburgh street, occupied as dwell
ing and saloon by A. s. Littlsfeld. 1t was
consumed. Loss 800 no insurance. The
flames communicated with the adjoining
dwelling No. 81, tensuted by Mrs. P. NJ.
williams, which was partially destroyed.
Loss $500; insurance $500. The dwelling
No. 81, on the other side of the original
Ere, was totally consumed It was occu-
pied and owned by Mr.. Thomas Farms
worth, who also owned the other buildings.
His total loss is $1,000; insurance 500.
There would doubtless have been an ex-
tsnsive c~onAsgrstion, had not the stesmers
bsen promptly on hand. The fire waf
without doubt an incendiarism.
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Some curious answers were recently
given at one Of the competitive ezsmina-
lions which are now the Indispensable pre-
lude to Government employment in Eng
land. A gentleman was found somewhat
wanting in general matters connected with
the simplest facts in the Bible. He was
REQUIRED to gay why it was Moses never
reached the Promised Land. He hesitstsd
very much, and at length said he did not
like to say, upon which he was told if ne
did not reply it would be PIT down as q
matter about which he was ignorant SO
then he said, looking exceed ingly ashamed
4 1t was in consequence Of that little affair
with Potiphsr's wIleI" The other, as &c
the number of animals mentioned in the
Bibls that talked, be replied "Bslasm's ssi
and the whale" &c was then begged x
site what the whale said. INTERESTINGLY
bs replied: aThe whale said unto Jonah
iAlmost persusdest thou me to bea Chris
tisn.5"
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LOCAL NOTICES
what b -ITlustrious Abernetby said

What the IIIustriOus AbeKnetby said.
"WeI, sir, what's the matter ~ satd AberDethy,
the great English Surgeon, to a cadsverouS locking
patient, who had called to consult him. ooh,
nothing serious" was the reply, "my stomach and
liver are ont of order, that's ALL" ado you call
dot nothing serious ~ said Abernetby; 81 tell you,
sir, tina, when these two organs are out Of orde1 IS
you call 1t, there is not a square inch of the body
that is mot more or less di es ed, nor drop OfblOOd
in it that is in . heaIihfuI condition" No hing
can be more true, and therefore 1t is Of the very
highest Importance to keep The stonGch and liver
in a vigorous condition. If the one is W. K and
the other irregular in its %action, tone and eonirOi
them with HosrElTER's CELE8RACED sTOM-
AOH BITrERs-the mOst genial vegetable Testo-
ratIye and Alternative that has ever been admins
tered as a cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Dises'es
It is recommended by distinguished surgeons ant
phy.icisps Of the United States Army, by officer
Of the Army aud Navy, by oar hrst authors b.
eminent ole-gymen in TACT, b. thousa1ds Of tn
mos. Intelligent of every class, as an unequslls'
protective sgalnst epidemi' ard mslari' us diseases
and IS a perfectly inuOcuOu', but at tho same tim
powerful, invlgorsnt and Alternative.
yIE24s:IwdGw
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CARD OF THAKKs-The COMMITTEES who
had charge of the celebration on last Fourth
of July have the sincere thanks Of the
nag of the Industrial School for The
liberal donation of part of the overPlus Of
the subscriptions raised by the citizens.
Their Iiberality proves their love for the
U ion. We hope the Subscribers will be
satisfied with this appropriation, and We
cordially invite them to visit the school.
We have received at the hands of D.. A.
Dangler, Esq, Treasurer of the Com
mittee, the sum of 500 for the benefit Of
the school, snd We repeat u thanks to
him for remembering those who are not to
blame for their present condition. The
high prices of every thing to eat or wear
make The donation greatly appreciated.
~ R. WATERTON.
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ORIGINAL FUE.-A fond mother of this
city, missing tor an hOur or two, recently
the incessant tramp and miscellaneous din
VI nerSwo children, u roguish little boy and
girl, grew suddenly alarmed and rose up
quickly to hunt them. She went up stairs,
but they were not there; down
| cellar, but bsheld them not into tie
front yard and street, but could not gaze
upon them ; into the back yard and she'd
but no trace of them moro. Opening the
kitchen door with feverish haste, she be-
held them in the pristine glory of nature
and in their first estate, stark naked
Beauty uuadorned is adorned the most
They had spread the floor with soft sosP
and we're having 8 tip top time, sliding
The s1sp had taken of ali Tue P~i-
floor. Whether they got spanked, is al
item of news not VOuchsafed to this re
porter.
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FIEKDIsH OUrRAGE.-The Canton papers
give an account of another outrage COM
mitted upon 8 woman. A young woman
named Hannah Grant, sged seventeen or
eighteen, was met by a neighbor in Wash
ington township, Stark county, named
william Hanna, a married man and father
of three children, was assaulted by him
knocked senseless, and her person violated
This happened last Friday evening while
she was on her way to Mt. Union from hel
psrepts' home. The fend dragged hel
into the woods, aud evidently left her 70
dead. She was found there perfectly help
less by a farmer. Hanna has been ARRESTED
and lodged in jail. He denies the charge
II found guilty. let him die.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Dyspepsia, Nervousness anu DeOliity'
DR.. sTRIOKLANO's TONIo.-We can recon-
mend those suffering with LOss Of Appetite Indi'
pestion, or Dyspepsia, Nervousness and Nervous
Debility, to use Dr.. striekland's Tonic. 1t is q
vegetable preparation, free from alcoholic liquors;
II strengthens the whole nervous SYSTEM; 1t Gre
sites a good appetite, and is warranted to cure DyS-
peosia and Nervous Debility.
For sale by Druggists generally, at 81 per bottle.
Prepared by DR.. A. Strickland, East Fourth st.
Cincinnati, ohio.
gENTON & DURHAM, Agents, Cleveland, m6R5
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~ ronn manKrr-July e.

fEL TILEahAFn=l
COtton-without material alteration. falesa'
SSo1r~ Sc lower on common grases add loilso
better on good and choice grader. safes A. % re
state Sc 65as IS for choice do g 5Oas 90 ir
soperaps Western; Sc 45a8 y for common 10
meairm extra Western; 81 lOa7 26fOr common 70
cnod sbivpipR brands extra round hoop Ohio ana,
n seas IS tor trade brands, the market closing
beavy for common and firm for choice grades.
Whfsky-FiIm. Ssles western stss III.
Whent-Lul NIL and declining for Spring. WINE
ssia. ~ 81 s0aI 80 for Racine spring; 81 sS9
l 40 for Milwaukee club; 81 II for amber 4tSS s-
kee, 81 20 for winter red westeFn, p ,Sa M IotS !.
amber Michigan the latter pike lf S1NN N
| 81 so for white Michigan.
Rye-Quiet and very nrm.
Bariey-Dul'.
COru.Io lower. Sales 1T S'asto for unsOundi
s2assc for sound mixed western, and SIC ior
htgh mixed western nearly yellow
Oats-Fuuy p lower. ealss as osaV'' ii
western.
sHgsT-Qu'es sacs Cuba muacoVadO l9AlSe
Porto Bico IJallc; Havana lla'Sc.
MOlasses-Quies
WOOE-DEll.
HOps-Quiet at lO935o-
PetroIeum-puu ssles at sg1zo for erode
5O952l for refined in bond, aid IG1aIle iN
Pork@Highor with a better sPeeu atlvs de
"a 6 at $50 T5@32 % for new mess, closing :
S3I so for cash; 81 DUG s % for lS654 mess
So T5G23 50 for prime; SO 6A2l " l0s prlm
usss. sales 81 0 bbl5 new mess, for July' an
August. sell rs option at $50 COa3l - -.
Beef-more active. Sales at lO9l4' ir pial
mess, and I2dlGc fr extra mesa-
RseT Hams-Scaie &c and hrm.
Cus HeRfs-Advauced. tales at l5al6c 70
shouIirs, aud I9a2 &c for hams
~RneOn-Quiet.
:. L~nrd-Firmer st17%a224o.
HuIter-F rmsr. kales % Aaat0 bf IN
and zSAs6 for state.
Gheese-Q1iet at lO9lbAo.
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PAID OFF AND GONE HoME.-The 18th OHIO
regiment was paid of in Camp Cleveland
yesterday, and many of the boys lett ior
their homes IN the northwestern part OF
the State, on the afternoon Toledo train
They were in the highest spirits, and IN
dulred in all the o~utlandish freaks at the
depot, tina. one can readily conceive OIL
| The souaws and half breeds did a thriving
business with the money flush veterans,
many of whom invested in caps of cambria
tricked out with lace and beads. As the
train left, the boys made the depot ring
with cheers.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22

"HuS-KI-Do RI" IN NoRwALK.-We were
in error yesterday, in Saying that A. M.
GriswOld, Esq, the Fat Contributor"
would address the Eorwslkians that night,
on the subject of "American Antiquities"
But we are authorized now in making the
announcement that "Gris." will do W
"Hun-k- do-ri" in that town next Monday
night. LIST him have a good house.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22

ST.. CLAIR srREIT HnL.-Williams and
southvortb, the contractors, have had men
engaged some time in grading st. Clair
street hill, and they have Just commenced
paving the same, beginning at the lower
end. It is a source of cOngratulatiOn to all
who live and do business in that locality,
that said work is being put in the way of
completion, for heretofore that place has
been q worse than slough ofdespond and in
consequence, partly, of defective sewerage,
has been the prolific mother of a greater
number of distinct and a~ll-preyailipg stinks
than any other spot in the city.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22

GRAND organ CoEcERTs.-We have already
announced that Prof. G. W. Morgan OF
Grace Church., New York, will give two
grand Organ Concerts in this city mex
week. the irst on Monday evening in the
Third Presbyterian Church, the second on
Thursday evening in the First Presbyterian
Church. The Professor has such a splendid
reputation as an o~1gsnist that, aided by the
novelty 10 us) of an organ concert, he will
have overhowiDg houses.