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LEGAL InteIIIeenSe.

UErrED STATES CouRT.-The court met
Yesterday morning, but soon adjourned
without transseting any business Of impOr-
tance. The docket of criminal cases in the
o. S. Circuit Court will be called this
morning at ten o'clock, when an sssign-
ment Of errors will be made.
CoURT OF CoNxoN PLEAs.-CIvIL BRANCH
BEPoEE JuDox B,LroN.-The court was occu-
pied yesterday with the third hearing of
the case Of Jacob Rosder, Administrator
VS.. the City of Cleveland. The case has
been so thoroughly sifted that iss nature is
probably we'll known TO cur citizens. Philip
Dalziet fell into the Cuyahoga river at the
entrance of the Lighthouse street bridge,
while the bridge was swung, one SePtem-
Der night IL 1861. His administrator, Phil
ip Roejer, brings suit against the city for
the pay ment Of $1,000 damages for loss Of
life, charging that said Dalziet fell off the
bridge through tae neglect Of the city V
furnish adequate light and protection al
that point. Defendant claims that there
was sufficient light, &c., and that deceased
lost his life through his own carelessness
The case will probably be concluded to- day
Wiley End Cary appear as counsel for plain
uif. and City Attorney Dennis, assisted BY
J. C Grannis and A. I. Brinsmsde, Esqrs-
for the defendant. The latter two gentle
men tried the case before.
Tho flloEing assignment Of causes io
the May term of this court was made yes
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R,IIy t6e system.

Altar di,esss has been conquered, thsrais Still
the weakness that it leaves behind It to removed
Coava ssconcs is to ions affair. II the enfeeb'sd
aud .ccid 7scles, the shattered nerves, the thin
and wAtety blood cOdld speak, they Wolld cry
aloud for help. In too many cases such h'lP as is
ei,eh them is rot OF the right sind- h hery
stimulants Of commerce. do harm They enktndle
temporary flame, which is a mockery- Their ef-
feet passes. aud the last state Of him who uses
them Is worse than III. fl st.
rot such IS he Ell ct of HosrErTER'S s1oM-
AcH BIITERs Their I, 10 drA Fbaek to their
.----.s nraaartia. BAlsamic plants and barks dnt
roots cont ibute their t0ratVe juio to render
t.is soothing md strengthen ng pr Paration Pso-
TzcrIyE aud REMEDIAL agent. Its basis is the only
purs stimulant whien bG ever been produced con-
tsining DO seI oil sny other deleserieus sleieht.
Tn, nest careful and slitful chemi' IS have an
alJzod these Bitters, and pronounce them harm
! l,ss
This is scientific te,timony; but the testimony ci
| hs htihirsds of thousands who have experienced
the eyentivs and curative 0ii,5ts Of the Gro
Teg,iaBle Tonic and AHerativs Of modern times II
still more COL elusive In fever and sFusr oyspep-
sia biliousue.s DetvoOs comp aints, general deol'
ity and CHI onio oonipl Arts ls is noarly Iutalibl'
As au,t.itg ia This i4lIible world can be solt
ey r,wbere. myl5;G3.tAW
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From FSTst Poes.

corps resched the Potomac and first caught
sight Of the capital dome, they broke out
81 Wild cheers snd then additional source
Of rejoicing was afforded them on Sunosy
morning in the news Of JEFF DAVIS capture.
Ths thronz Of visitors are constantly pour
ing in on horseback, in carriages and on
foot % see the brave men who have done
snd suffered 50 much 70 maintain the na-
ien.
Among the Richmond trophies in the
9TH Corps, is s huge Russian bloodhound,
kept by one OF the Libby prison jsilors, 70
hunt Union prisoners.
A grand review IN the vicinity OF Wash
ing.on, of the Army OF the Potomsc, Sher-
mars Army, and other forces, is locked for
by The people.
The 18th Corfs. snd the rear gusrd OF
Sherman's army passed through Richmond
last Saturday en- route for Washington.
II IA said that many OF Shermsn's officers
and enlisted men are anxious 10 iJin in the
Mexican emigration enterprise.
The rebel General Lee and family are
living in Richmond on good rstions regu
1Rrly served out TO them
The Times special says that it has beer
decided to reduce, At once, the strength u
the army 10 l25, 900 or $50. 900 men.
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MAGIc--GIFT ESTERTAINMENrs.--Sign
Blitz. the most famous of all the great per-
formers of illusory miracles, gave another
of his wonderful performances last night,
in Brainard's Hall, to crowded house.
His feats of hand aud voice, and the mar
vsllous tricks of his trained canary birds,
excited the wonder and admiration ofaIl.
But the most interesting part of the per-
formance was the giving away of presents
at the close Of the entertainment. A large
number of costly and splendid gold and
silver articles were presented to ss many
fortunate ticket holders. Another chance
to night.
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FIN7NCIIL & COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL.
MoKNiSG LEADER OFFICE.

TUEsDGY EvEESe, May Is 1885,
One Of the most pre eminent questions % which
the wisdom OF our legislators and the attention ei
the people, win Be direeted for co siderable perl
Cd TO come, Il t at Of the payment Of the national
debt, and 1t Is smbbsties1y sseoDd In imI ortsDee
to No other win which We shNl have to deal. 1t
is no. alone sufficient hst are able 10 point outi
BY unmist.ksbls fact, and figures, the adiiity oi
the pauou to d1eha,gs III, srea obligation i'm
possd Upon It By the war, but it Is equally inPor-
tant that .uch meastires shsIl be evolved as viii
render the burden 10 tn, leaGt possible degree oner-
on, or tedious TaxstioD NUT be horne, but IN
the absence og the energiziaz + hu n OF Wsr'
when poiitionI pressure can be more fueeessiulJ
brought to tear 10 0ngsndeFing ossatsfAetios' 'ns
patristism o. lsrg. mas Of the people is APT 70
wane in the pres -nes of teleshnsss snd through
agency OF political opposi'io To meet these con-
tiuRencies will be the est tax Of Congress, ana
modl6catiors Il existing laws will unquesiionaolJ
be found necessary from time to time in order 70
guord against the obst elts likely to be net In con-
nectiou With this question In the meantins, how
ever. there must be no pause in the important
nreseut work Of farn ishiog ample means TO the
Govsrrm meut, through the Popular Loan, t9 cancel
all arrstrages aud ct promptly current X lenses
Probably no such opportunity Sc is pres nted IL
this Loan will ever again be offered, IS the Gov
erumsnt will dou' tless hereafter be able to more
! than meet all it, liabilities from the Preserib'
sources OF revenue or in The event Of smother loar
becoming nee ssary. viii not be esll'd upon Z
Is.ue st a gr,ater rate of interest than hVs PEI
cent. We need not therefore urge upon oil ths Ad
vantage, to ay nothing Of tie dutT. Of liberal An'
prompt inyeatme t in the Hew series ot seVeH
thirtlss now upon the market.
GJd exhibited renewed signs Of weakntss to-da
and declined two per cent 0psning this morn IN
at 1877 and closing tonight At 1874 The HI Ae
for Govern nents IssstrORger aud better' holder
Ealing rDorgy coincidence and showing leSs disposi
tion 70 telL The gesetEt stock list continues VsT
ir esulsr under the counter nauipuia ions 9f bull
and bears, but ruled hrmer t9 day, the PartiI
subsidiog Of the sppIele sion as to tight none
nafket Esvitg induced wider Speculative nov
meuts-
The Isc Al mousy market is without ohsfge, b'
continues quiet. There are very few borrowers
Exchange is steady at par buying and lilo to
uranium selling.
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The market to-day hiss ruled very quiet for ev-
rJthbag, aad especially 50 for Flour and Grain.
In prices We ara able to note no change, but tue
fss4i--------r, l-vi4s-u- 4aaa- Int thar mn
settled. Buyers sTe disposed to operate o1ly very
spsriagIy, snd NOT beyond th;ir pressing necsssl
ties. The whole tone Of the mArkosis aVything
bat sati factory frt trade point Of view.
FrelgIIs-The following are the rates by Lake
Cssssm) aud Rail from thus poit to New York and
Byston. All Rall rates are i've cen higher.
To Now York.-Flrst class sl,t7i Second class:
sICO; Third clAss SIC Fourth class; 600. Flour,
sl.OO;i Wool, Sl,75. r.7a
To Bost n.-First class: s1,3s; Second GLASS
81 90; THIRD elias: $50; Fourth class 55o. Flour,
sI,Ie. Wsol s., 80. s..T
FIOur-Markst dull and heavy. Transact ms
are only iL small way at pr oes sntiIely nominal
for rolnd lots.
wheaG-rull and heavy. Sale l esr No.
white iIom store at sl,7O. No transactions in red
reported.
COrn-without reported iales and nominal.
Onts-sates 5000 bu from store at 45c.
Rye Quiet Sale $50 bu from store at 9oc.
BarIey-Inactlye aud nominal.
POrk-Quist. Heid at S27,OO for Oity.psekod
mess.
Lard-Unobsvged ct 2Os9lo for city-rendered
in tierc, snd kegs. Demand moderate.
Smoked Meats-Unchanged and steady for
city cured meats at the following prizes: Sugar
cured hams 2so for canvassed and go for uncan-
vassed plaia hams zoe bacon . CO shoulders lTci
dded beef lsc for oanVHssed and Is for uncanvsssed
Sales at quotations of 1900 lbs plain aud 1900 lbs
SugAr-eursd hams
me.s Betf-sisady. Sales % bbls city picked
stSis,OO.
Butter-Rullng quiet at range Of G693 c hr
good to choice Western Reserve.
ERgs-In moderate request at 2092Ic.
Cheese-New Cheese quoted at range Of Il
@I7c. We hear of no Offarinss OF old
HiEhWines-IuI and heavy. Held at tJ2,o5,
but We hear Of no sales.
AIeshOI--Market quiet aud steady. Held at
S4,O4a4 Os for 90 per cent. HeutrAl Proof spiris
% l799,9s. ColOgns Spirits, ss per cent s4,ls.
PsdrOleuIn--The market Is quiet and steady
at 7O@72e for refined.
seeda-Quist Timothy held at S4,5O05,oO.-
Clover held at $500.
Dried AppIes-Firm at &c, and pay for pack
agss. E" -
Beans-nuu. held at 81 ,IOegOO for good to
prime white
POtatoes--In fair demand at 6Ee for peach
blows By the car.
Lake Fisll-ln good request snd steady. Sales
95 half bbls No. 1 Whiie6sh at Ss,T5; 70 half bbls
No. Piektrsl at IS 90, and 25 lfbbls No DO st
81 IS; 50 half bbls Fsrri z at $500. Trout held
ct s7,O0os7,75 Eer bali Dbl. -r...
SALT Steady. Fine S2,lO. Coarse and Ground
Solar s2,15,
HOps-Eirm. New York State 4695Oo, accord
ing 70 quality Ohio 2sg3oo-
aaiI-steAdy. BArivy Malt held ct $40 per
bushsL
Ale and POF4ar-haEkst Htsady. We nnoss
- follow Present. Uas II Ale so; Stock XXX
$500; Ksunstt sIe.to PeIs Dream SII; Port
Slis Half and quarter barrels in proportion.
water L5me-Fim - ~ % Tor OBWego and
PIaster.-'POwsIPs' land plaster S12 50 ssu
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-17

The BoHEMANs.-The Bohemian Mutual
Aid Society, eighty in number, marched
throughthe streets yesterday in procession,
with music, banners and badges, in honor
of their national festival day, which they al
ways celebrate on lG.h of May. The society
made fine appearance. They closed the
festival by concert, ball and supper, at
National Hall, last night. It wss through
out happy and brilliant occasion,
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RIMov AL.-On the fret of June the Gents
Furnishing Emporium, 1876 Bank street,
will be removed to l42 Superior street, un-
der the Weddeil House, (the store now Oc-
cupied by N. E. Cri,tenden,) therefore ex-
tra Inducements will be offered for the next
thirty days to ell the old patrons, and as
many new ones as may favor US with call,
to select from the fl iuest assortment of Fur
nishing Goods W, ST of New York city,
MoTr L HA1GHT.
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rRon mnRILE.

NEW York, May l6.
Mobile dates of the 9TH say navy boat
and the transport Flirt have sunk in No
bile Bay. Navy officers, pilots, Engineers,
Sc, have gone up the Tombigbee river to
bring down the vessels surrendered TO Ad-
miral Thstcher.
General Candy will coon move his head
quarters to New Orleans.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-17

AcApEMY OF MUsIo-We were detained at
The City Council last night, and were not
able to see Madame Scheller in the "Lsdy
of Lyons" We regret thst We had not the
privilege and pleasure of seeing her in her
great character Of "PauIine, /" since her per
sonstiOn is so highly praised by the New
York press and BY Forrest. We heard the
liveliest feeling Of delight expressed last
night over the presentation of this famous
play, and have no doubt it was 9 most bril-
lisnt affair. 4. i - ---.--..--, 4.
Tonight the sensation drama of "Dead
Heart" viii be given, with q strong cast,
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COtfsn-Dul and heavy. Sales 81 6oe for
1'isI Ssislr-DuI aud heavy; 6@I0c lover.
Sales q IS 81aS &c for extra statsi So 9oefJ 25
sxtrH rousd h0op OHIO; 81 81 9s 25 for tTsdS
brsnd. nsrkst closing heavy.
WhIsl<T-DuIi md nomlnaI 1t q Go for west
efn.
Hheaf-Dun and declining. FAles 81 81 81 for
No. MilWzaAss; 81 % for PRIME winter red vest
ern.
Rarley-Msit quiet
COrn-Dull aud 29so lever. Sales ct so@2lo
for new mixed western; sO9e2i for new yellow HeN
OrI6,nr. 81 20 TO- white new Orisans; 81 0o1i uS
for yellow Jersey and sOuihsrn-lRstsr prics An sz-
Ieue - =. =. =
Oats-DuIl aud Dropping SAILS ct 6l965o for
western, cl sing heavy at inside quotsti9Es.
WoOl-Duil-
RssfrOleum-Duu and shsde EASIER. eaiea
at s6a37c for erudei 5l96 70 for rtnhed IN bsndi
/ 7lmTs5So DO Zee. t.iE
| POrK-npened hTmer And closed duil and keayy.
eGes at s s lgtSa24 % for new mess, closing at
I SIS 50; 81 s. asa % for 1854 Dess. cash
ana regular way, olss ng Al s2l 81 cash. SO % Or
| prin and SIS 5O@l9 for Prime mes Also.
u5O bbls neg me- q for Nay ard Jane, Eeller's snd
| bnver's opt on 81 SGs 0o9zS % ~ a1ar--
/ Bre-oui,t st I4Sl6c for plain mess, ard ls
| 5ls.-.f FIaut.-firm. Faies ct s26 oo028 90.
| 1sna nIesaa-sttady. Sales st l3al5o f1r ahoul-
| deTs; I61SsIs &c FIR hsm'. -
! fara- Heavy. Sales ct i ~ Sc -
BEtteF-BeATy At HGaSe for Ohio and zlSsos
Tsbeese-DuIl At I2asOs.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-17

TIE FoUNTAIE.-Wster was let into the
basin of the fountain on the Public Square
yesterday. We suppose twill begin imme-
diately TO discourse the freshness and cool
ness which the senses need in tho midst of
the sweltering, suffocatiug heats of such
days as yesterday.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-17

To WHOM IT MAY CoEcERE.-AIl classes of
persons who are required by law to take
out licenses, must have them taken out snd
psid for by the goth of this month, or suffer
a penalty in the addition of ten per cent.
to the stipulated cost of said licenses.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-17

HISTORICAL VIEw OF THE AMERICAN RsvOLU-
TON By George Washington Greene.
Boston: TIcknor and Fields. 1865.
The lectures which compose this volume
were written for the Lowell Institute, of
Boston, 1862, and read before it in the win
ter months of 1863. They were read before
the Cooper Institute, New York, and have
thus attained TO u very considerable repu-
tation. The Causes, Phases, Congress,
State Governments, Finances, Diplomscy,
Army, Campaigns, Martyrs and Literature,
prose and poetry, of the Revolution, arc
discussed in an intelligent manner, and
much new information sdduced, which
will make this work desiderstum to every
student of American history.
For sale by Cobb, Andrews &c Co.
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{. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
4, GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
III SunertOr Sc.
III Superior st.
Subscriptions received to the
~ 2 IN pup CEET AMI I0-40n NATIONAL

AZ $40 PER GENT. AND IO-40" NATIONAL
LOAN.
ICon mission EiIoFed TO SubBoribers.l
BB-u s. BOuds OF 1851, 6-3Os, 1905, Treasury
Notes and all other Government securiue' PuF'
ob.ssi and for cal, on the most favorabl terms.
Gold, SILVER Coupons and Canada money bought
aud sod best rates.. Deposits receiVed and Ool.
Lotions made at all Sooess'b points. Uncurrent
fguds converted At lowest rates. Revenue stamps
Tor sale. po$
OH Factory for SRle--The subscriber Of
fers to sell his factory on Oanal and Ohio streets
with the land and buildings, beihg PleHFantly sit
uated CONTACT and conveniently arranged. Ca
pacity about fifty barrels per day. lmmeflAte pos
session given ifrequired. b. fEnISN.
Cleveland, Feb. Ia, 1881 teOiorSOL
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-17

NEw TUG "WNsJow. ."-Messrs. QuayIe
& Martin have just finished large and
splendid tug, bearing the above name.
which will leave Tor Detroit 10 day. She
is owned by Messrs. n. c. end q. J. Wins
low, of New York, tho firm who owned tn
gunbOat-tug "Winslov" which was wreck
cd at this port last fall Much Of the ma
chinery ef the former craft has been put
into this new one. Her dimensions are as
follows:
Length over sll, lat feet.
Breadth of beam, %
Depth Of hold, u
She is 200 tons on the new measurement.
and so tons on the old.
The Winslow is to be employed this sea.
son in towing RATS in the Detroit and st.
Clair rivers. Her power is very great and
her capacity for carrying fuel ditto. She
is one Of fthestaunchest built, best and hand
somest bOatsIs float and is built on the model
ofthe tug "John Martin, . but much larger.
which was constructed six or seven years
ago.
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ERUm CAIRO-sr8AmER lROBBED
kUMOH.

NEW YoRK, May l6.
The Tribane's Washington special says
It is rumored in quarters likely to be in
formed, that the ColleQtorsbip Of the port
Of New York has been rendered to The
Hon. Preston King.
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THE Gsavrn THoUGu1s OF CouNrar

The GEAvER THOUGHTS OF COUNTRY PAR
SON. By the Author Of ''The keereatiOns
OF a Country Psrson" Second Series.
Boston: TicknOr and Fields. 1865.
The Country Parson has begun the pub
lication of his discourses. Texts and SER
mons, eighteen in number, treating Of
many topics of Christian duty aud export
ence, make up this volume, which is uni
form with his other woIk ks. These dis
courses are written in the genial, converse
tional or lecture room style which chsrsc-
terizes all the papers from this authors
pen, only the sentiment seems mellower if
possible, and the tone somewhat sadder
than is his wont. The Parson has tens of
thousands of admiring aud loving readers
in America, and by these this second series
of " Graver Thoughts " will be gladly well
coined.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-17

CRIMINAL BRkscH-BEToREJ JUDGE FOoTz-
The Grand Jury came in yesterday morn
ing st ten O'Clock, and returned the follow
ing indictments:
Burglary and Grand Larcony-Josoph
Marsh.
Grand Larceny-Erastus Condell and
Johnathan Watts.
Assault with Intent to Murier-RudOlph-
us G. Benedict.
To these indictments, each and all the &C
cused plead not guilty"
The Jury reported that they found not
true bill against Lewis PendlOtOn, charged
with grand larceny.
The Court adjourned to meet again q. four
o'clock P. NJ, yesterday.
Tho Grand Jury met at tho hour ~ d
brought in indictments against Harrison R
Cooley for burglary and grand larceny
who plead mot guilty." and against Joseph
! Hughes and Charles Winslow. Hughe.
plead guilty"
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.


NEW YoEE, Nay le, 1850.
The current prices for the week st al the mar
kets are:
Beef CatfIe-1st quality, SIT 5o@l9 90; fair
70 good quality Sln uO@'7 co. common quahty
SIS O0a15 %; inferior quality SlI OogiS %.
Cows and CalEes-Ist quality ; oogteo 0Oi
ordinary $50 o0975 90; common quality 80 oeS
10 %; inferior quality $50 0O96o 90.
Veal CRIves-lst quality, 3 y, leSlloi ordt-
nary quality s9lO; common quality S9s-i inisTior
quality case. ..-- -.
sheep and Lambs-Extras, per head, - 90
all %; prime quality s. 5099 %; ordinary quality
81 5O9s 6oi common quality 50 oo9d oV tniprlol
qusiity 50 60g6 so.
sWine-Hesvy Corn-fed, FR, Io5<9If &c; light
and medium lU1<c; still-fed sS49li 14c.
Th supply Of 6eef O. tie was iight this Eeek'
hut With ; lar. supply OF shad,s in market, there
we're fully ss mNn, % could rave Be, sod, even et
thsdeeline Of Ike D D which vas freely gra tied
1 The demsad was very moderate At TIE reducuons
| and the loeses Of dealers were very heavy MaDy
OF them have met With steaoy losses during three
four weeks. aud ibsy sFe getting discourage d.
some OF them sfate heir Losses TO Be irom $40 20
/ Ok 8 per head, and sOme are oompufed at ttili
! higher q ngures. Sheep and Lambs were doll ane
about 10 Per head lower. Hogz were also du ana
4 lower.
Receipts Of al stock at the yards for this Wetk
| and last ". ek were fOiiOws:
FeeVes s,l7e; eoWB, ll2i veal calves ] s6SS sheep
| and lambs, {, ,S6T; swine $3.50
Last wtek-Besve~, 4Tll; cows 50; veal calves
1881; sheep aud lambs, ll,Ol6; sWine, 10 9Oe-
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UrsOE-5sr-s---- --Il Ls-tahsn up IN OouI'
Room No. 3, after the criminal business Is
dispensed of; or at such other time as the
Judge holding Court therein shall direct by
special assignment of particular causes
Rule days in appeal csses-PetitIons,
June3 Answers, June II.
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EIRE.

PORTLAND, NE, May l6.
The railway depot and locomotive build
ing is on fire in this city and will probably
be destroyed.
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POSTAL M4TTERs-SectiOn l of the new
Post Office Law, passed March Sd, 1885,
provides that all domestic letters Except
letters lawfully franked, and duly certified
letters of soldiers, sailors and marines)
which are deposited for mailing in any
post Office, or ,0hieh the postage IS unpaid,
shall be sent TO the Dead Letter Office. A
letter witha two cent stamp will be treated
as if wholly unpaid, and Immediately sent
TO the Dead Letter Office. a letter weigh
ing more than half an ounce, with only a
three cent stamp thereon, will be forwarded i,
charged with the unpaid rate.
All communications 20 Heads of Depart
ments or Bureaus will be forwarded free
of postage without being endorsed "oflicial
business"
Many letters are deposited in the CIeve-
land Post Office daily, on which the pos
tage is unpaid. They are forwarded to the
Dead Letter Office, the Postmaster keeping
a list ofthe persons addressed.
The following regulation in reference to
registered letters 10 of interest to Post
masters
Every reg stored letter, or parcels of
registered letters, with It's appropriate bill,
shall be msiIed IN sealed envelope or
wrapper, addressed 10 the postmaster of
the Office to which it is destined, but in the
same package with the unregistered letters
sent from the TnsiliIg Office by Ghe same
mail To the same Destination. When regis
tered letters are TO ps7s - ouch sfdistrlou-
ting office, they mu t bo billed end ma led
to such distributing oIHce % u t,stJ tues z for
deliUerq there, the letters 80. P. or merely
being sddsd to the heading ofthe registered
ettsr bill, NeBer send a registered letter in
a package Of letters intrHsted for distribE
tiOH."
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NOTICE e. B. Hoffman will find a valu-
able dead letter at the Postoflice.
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W. W. Wright-1il shRres for Sale.
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Crumb, BasIingtor BendaIl-Eew Goods.
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