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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-06
S.lTLSFlETTON Guar. lNTEED

Every leron knows what they VII receive hiOle the
article h paid iot on receipt ofa err VI ate uu zee
what article Il represents, aud u b, course, az Ytuf
op len 20 take IT, any other article IN list OF h,
same value.
ard VI there should be any pron dissatisfied VIII any
article received IRON a.. thri may mmeia ely tituin
Il snu the amount pa viii be refunded 1fOnr trial
viii prove to any tua this sale gives purchasers greater
Hdrtn'aFes than q ~ other ever pfop0 Ell.
AoENrs We allow those &C Ing a. Agents len Cents
on each erihoaic ordered provided their remittance
amounts TO One Dollar,
They will eoltei % cents iu every Certificate audi
retaining 10 cents, remit TO Nv 10 cruts Tor each
Address,
GEo. DEMERtr s CO.
EtAmN uflsttVsK Ma
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-06
ALL To BIZ SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EacH ,

NJ NV N0VNF ~ W HUVNF N.T WI y 7Il TTIUNI
usetyat on, itr OH DOLLAR EACH, tuiiictts 90
all the various articles placed IN mihr ,lNdoI e
sealed aud mixed. these euvetoI,s NIL be iul l.
mail, delivered At Cut hce With VI reg I'd 10 tloi
On Tecetyinga tcftit cate, yOu viii see hat article
rpttseuts, and u o. i1utl With on 20 Ind one ]
lar aud II ceye the article named Or any otle Ia the
list OF ssme value,
by Ibis mode W fAe ttcciOls from V.Iitd .'ock
Of nue. souds Of the bet make tnd l.ttt syr md at
intrinsic wo n, a. nominal price while all have a
chance Of securing articles OF The very highes Value.
All transactions BY mail We charge ~ forward I,
q e Certificate pairing IOstsgc, tnd ms The bushes,
% cent. each. Five Ger thcats vii Z, SIN in -
hlv,yn for ~ lhnp Tor - sixty i've ior slu end
Que iundi ed 10 sIh
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17
FIEINGIAL & COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
THuRsDAY EyKEINg, March I6. 1865.

THURSDAY EvEEIEo, March le, 1866.
Tt ere was less Of panic on the surface Of hnsn-
cisI and commercial stairs IN New York to day,
bus the depression and uneasin IS vas quits Is de-
cidsd and gtneraI as yesterday, and the undsrour.
rent was weak. Produce generally realized still
further decline, and operations were very light
sho wing an entire wjnt Of fconfdence. Turing the
early part Of the dsy strong res Slionary move
ment In gold was attempted, and the price rallied
to 49, but the tonic not strong enough for the
patent, and heavy tumble succeeded the Eise,
the rate at 4:SO o'ol OK, as reported to Bankers
here, being I7I15. At Gallae hers Evening Ex-
charge there WaI good deal Of excitement, with
strong pressure to sell. The rate call was les,
selling after cali down 10 165s, and closing at 167.
The Railway list is generally lover. but not in
the ratio Of the deoliue IN gold VII ch Is explain
able on the ground that for twow eks past Rail-
road stocks have tept STEADILY in advance Of the
decline of gold, instead Of following as u,ua Geld
may not touch bottom short Of 1LO, but ws think
the majority OF Railway stocks will not perms-
nently realize much lower rates than At present -
Government Gold Bonds were steady to-day at yes
tsrdAy's quotations-old 5-2O's lO915; new lOs%.
The local money market exhibited no new fsa-
tn to-day. Currer oy is IepO ted very ea5y BY the
Bauhs while this demand frt m borrowers contin-
ues on an extremely mod rate scale. Bsnksrs,
however, would not feel disposed to accommodate,
under present circumstances, othaTs than those
with whom they have business obligations. and a'e
ds'ly growing more cautious in their dealings The
necessity for such course nj ed net be stated Ex-
change continues steady at g discount buying and
par selling.
The demand fer the 7-sO Loan In this mari ct to-
day was very large. Sales at the Second National
Bank to-day were S222 .OsO. The amount Of this
Loan remaining unsold to-day wag about SI5, ,OOo,
600, and there Is little doubt that this will be ab
soIbsd by the Gloss Of the ensuing week. Th9Ee
who desire to invest have no time to lose.
The demand for money in Cincinnati and Ch'ca-
go is reported active bat Bankers discount very
spsringly. contraction being their present policy.
There Is some talk IN financial circles Of proba-
biity that the Secretary of the Treasury will anti
oIpate the payment Of the May coupons on the
Fivs-tWenty bonds, but nothing of even semi
Official character to this effect has been promu'ga-
ted The expedisncy of such q course at pres mt is
Questionable. and we cannot see that there exists
any necessity for it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17

REVENUE CUTTERs.-Messrs. Peck 4 Kirby,
shipbuilders of this city, received through
Mr.. Hoyt, of New York, contract with
the Government, bearing date February
10th, 1865, to build two steam revenue
cutters for the lake service. They began
the job on the goth of February, and the
work on one of the craft has already pro-
gressed considerably.
According to the terms of the contract
the company have six months to work in.
The craft must be sAoat and ready for SER
vice by the 10th Of August.
The dimensions of these cutters are as
follows:
Length of Keel, 175 feet.
Breadth of hull, 20
Breadth over ell, 50
Depth of hold, lO1z feet.
An overhead engine will be put into the
craft, with 4s inch diameter. cylinder and
feet stroke of piston.
The battery, according to the government
specifications, is to consist of two rife piv-
OTIS and four broadside she'll guns. Centers
VIII Do udu6 lOE bAls Vi Ruhpg nl-
though but half the complement will be
kept on board in time of peace with our
neighbors over the water.
The following are the government speci-
fcations with regard to the construction,
&C., of these cutters They must make
sixteen miles per hour under ordinary
pressure of fsteam their draught of water
must be six feet; and the Superintendent
of Instructions is empowered to order the
cabin arrangements, determine the shape
of rooms, and fx the eenters or positions
of the guns. Everything else is left to the
Judgment of the shipbuilders. The gov
ernment furnishes the guns and cabin fur
niture, but all other materials must be pro-
cured BY the other contracting party. The
cost of each steamer will be about $780,
600.
They will be five or six feet longer than
required by the government specifications.
They are to be strapped diagonally on the
outside with iron, and built in many re-
spects like ships fitted for the ocean ser
vice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17

'OUR YOUNG Folks. Colonel j. Il. Am.
mon has become agent in this city for the
magazine, "0ur Young Folks" published
by Ticknor and Fields, and will receive
subscriptions for this excellent end best ex-
tant periodical for the young. A magazine
of this sort has long been desideratum.
Hitherto monthly publications for the young
have been full of sentimentality, platitudes
and wishy -washy goodness. Bright Amer
ican youths want other than such dowdy,
drowsy stuff. And in "our Young Folks,
they have periodical as lively and whole
some as their own natures.
Colonel Ammon has large experience in
the book business, having been connected
a long time with the publishing house of
IversOn and Phinney, and he will no doubt
succeed well here as agent for SO good a
work.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17

suDDEN DEATH.-A young man barely 81
years of age, who came to this place from
Canada, few weeks since, to operate in oil
territory, died on Sunday the 9th ult.,
under the following singular circumstances:
He was passing the evening with his Gus
tomary associates in private room, and in
course of conversation he remarked that by
the time he was forty years of age he should
be worth d princely fortune, and should
then retire. One of his companions sug-
gested that he might not live to be forty
years of age. The Canadian replied that
''they were not yet ready for him down
there" p7intiDg downward. Some one
asked him for one of his fsvorite songs, and
he complied, beginning with the words,
"I've come home TO die, mother I've come
home to die" Scarcely had he completed
the sentence, when his head fell upon his
breast, and he became mOtionless and rigid.
His companions rushed to HE side and
found that he was pulseless-dead.-Titus-
UiLle Reporter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17
NEW YORK MARKET-narch Is.

lBY IELKGRSPH.
COttOn-Heavy snd lower. Sales at 65@65es
for middliDg-
FIOur-Dun and 5M1Oc lower.
Sales at SO 3O9lO 40 for extra Etste; SO ESQ
10 So for common 70 good shipPiog hratds extra
Whisky-MaTkss dull. Sales st 50 rs for
Wheat-Dull, and 1879 lower.
Rye-Quiet.
BarIeY-Dull..
COrn-seevy and 29sc lower. sales at
81 629l 81 for new yellow; 81 Is for new mixed
0s1s-Duli, lower aud EOgin,l at 81 10 for
western.
Petroleumz7DqH ,nd Leg. lower; 253 for ioF
for free.
COHee-DuI and diooging.
Sugar-Quiet. Sales at l3914c for muscoTado.
MOlaSses-DuM
SO s71S for new mess, closing at SS3 S77S cash.
so 1891 so for 1854 mess, each ard reg
uar way, e,oslng At 81 % cish; SIS 2592s 20 for
prime, aud s IS OO@- fer prime mess. Also,
5000 bbls new msEs for March, April and May, st
sell RS and buyers option, ct SIS 50q34 80.
Beef-MaeEet STEADY sales az SIG OO919 co
for Ilain M IS snd sls O092 o. for extra mess
Beef Hams-Heavy at SO 00926 90.
Dresser HOgs-DOIl and nominsL.
BacOn-Hekvy at 179l71<c for Cumberland
cut; lsAls1c for short Ribbed and l7szo for long
ribbed.
Cut Meats-Uul; sales a. is1<91ts<e for
Shoulders, and 1s9ls5< fer Bams.
L.ard-HeRvy. 6alss st l7021c. Alto $50 bbls
for april and may, ct sellers Fpticn, at Sa2ic.
Butter-Dulli 16924c for ohio, and 22a2se
Cheese-Q Quiet. Sales at l4s2sc for common 60
prime.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17

LECTURE BIZ MRs. WrLTsIE.-We trust our
citizens will bear in mind the fact that
Mrs. N. L. Wiltsie will deliver lecture on
g tAmerica and her Destiny" this evening,
in Temperance Hall, in aid of the great
National Sanitary Fair, to be held in Chi
cago next May.
Mrs. W. is fine speaker, and has recent
ly produced great sensation in Louisville
and elsewhere, South and West. The en-
tire proceeds of the lecture are to be given
in cid Of our sick and wounded soldiers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17

A NEW PAPER.-We have received the
initial number of the DAILY Republican, I"
for Wednesday last, which is to be publish
eds one week in Canton, by Mr.. Hart
Eell, editor of the Stark County Repu5A-
can. The NJ. E Conference is now in ses-
sion in Canton, and this little sheet is put
out as daily bulletin Of the proceedings
of the week devoted to the Conference.
1t is very neat little sffsir, and en-
braces an interesting miscellany of news,
c'rrespondence, selections, &c. Wo doubt
not our energetic friend Hartzell has here
by created big sensation in his phleg-
matte city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17

"IRELAED's PATRON sAIKT"-The Tara
Circle of the Feuian Brotherhood will cele-
brate the Anniversary of Ireland's Patron
Saint this evening, by supper in the Ma
tionsl Hall. The enterprise is in the hands
of an energetic committee, and the occs-
sion will nodOubt be very interesting and
one to all the sons and daugh-
ters of the Emerald Isle. There will be,
beside the supper, music and speaking.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17

DEATHS OF UNION PRIsoEERs.-We give be-
low a list of Northern Ohio soldiers who
have died in the Hospital and Prison Quar-
ters in Danville, Va:
23d Infautry-E. Rawdon, E, November
Path; L. L. Church, A, December LIST /;
- Forney, E, December 9th; Sergeant
J. W. Taylor, G, December 29h; - Dew
berry, G, January 4th F. Hale, F, January
oath c. Goodfellow, G. January 3Oth L.
Fawber, A, February 10th G. Il. Higgins,
@, February 18th.
10th InfantrY-Sergesnt J. NJ. Tuter, G,
December 2lst; ". Blackburn, B, January
18th; D. Missinger, K, January 81.
I'd Cavalry-Jehn HobsoD, L, January
9th.
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DIED.

March 18th, ct IL o'clock p. NJ Mrs. ABIGAIL
SHERMAN, eldest daughter of the late Judge
HI gsbury, Of NeWburgh, sgtd Is years, months
ard days.
Funeral services will be held at the Rethel
Church, watr street, Friday ct $3.50 P, n. Friends
OF the family are invited to attend.
On March 18th, Miss ELIZA PHELPS, of Con
sumption
Funeral will ks place tomorrow at nine AN /,
at No. 1856 Perry street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17

REcRUITINe.-Two men were mustered
into service yesterday. Four or five men
enlisted in HsncOck's Corps, but were not
on account of the Illness of the
Provost Marshal. A kind of Sabbath has
reigned in his office for several days. Town
ship Committees have gone home, and busi-
ness in that department is extremely dull.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17

NEw Tue BUILDING. -Messrs. Qusyle &
Martin are building a tug for MeFsrs. N. C.
& H. J. Winslow, which will be completed
the last of April. Its dimensions are !:
length, 1S4 feet over all; bresdth p feet
dittoj depth of hold, II feet. They are
now putting the engine into the craft,
using the fshed-up machinery of the tug
and revenue-cutter +" WinslOw," which was
wrecked here last fall.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17


In BEAUFORT HosPITAL.-The following
Northern Ohio soldiers were reported in the
hospital at Beaufort. N. c., Feb. 18th:
43d Infantry-Wm. Noggle, I, rheuma-
tism; Milton Risener, E, chronic diarrhoea /;
Henry Carver, intermittent fever; David
Shaffer. remittent fever VIM. Mock, 1, toe
amputsted; Thos. E. Green, l, neck, slight;
Middleton F. Nelson, E, right leg, flesh /;
Bartholomew McNsme, I, finger amp; Col.
W. Swsyne, right leg amp; Andrew Nog-
gle, !, phthisis VIM. Noble, I, diarrhoes !;
David Stein, E, sprsined ankle.
/. 42d-M. F. Nelson, E, leg, flesh wound.
49th-Chas. Emory, D, lefs thigh, slight.
25th-Lieutenant L. A. Guthrie, thigh
fractured.
The following is list of soldiers who have
been buried at Beaufort, up 10 Feb. 1s:
67tls afantry-Sergt. Henry F. Morrow,
B, July 20, '63; Edward Hillman, @, July
20, '63; Sergt. Jacob D. Minton, 4, August
IL, '63; William Shehan, E, Aug. I3, '63 !;
Alonzo Il. Hopkins, K, Sept. 3, '63; Jacob
Heisleman, E, Nov. 4, '63.
1Olst-ExchaDged prisoner, E. ". Kline,
A, Nov. 80, '64.
43d-sergt. Seth Crabtree, E, January 30,
'65,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17

PERsoxAL.-Ed. T. Prilchard arrived in
town last evening, passenger on Captain
Larry Martins steamer, the "New Or
leans" alias the Julisns johnson. Bis
first mate, Lieutenant John Lane, used
nearly all the wood on the line of the road,
and the steamer consequently made time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17

MENEHAHA TEMPLE.-PUBLIo MEsTIse.-
Minnehahs Temple, No. Is, I. o. G. T.,
will hold an open meeting at their Hall,
Columbus Block, West Side, on Friday
evening next, March 10th. The public are
cordially invited to attend, and may come
prepared to hear good music and speaking.
ml69I:4 HENRY E. CHUBB, W. G. 7.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17

APPo1ETMENTs.-The following named
gentlemen were on Wednesday appointed
Assistant Surgeons in Ohio regiments: J. B.
Young, 18th infantry; j. ". Driscoll, 9th
do; D. N. Frazer, 57th do; W. ". Fountain,
Y do; H. H Russell, 1O1ss do; D. H. Cow
an, I04th do.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17

VALOR's REwARD.-The following North
ern Ohio members of the 2Sd Army Corps,
all of whom belong to the 1O4th regiment,
recently received from General schofeld
bronze medals for valor in battle:
Captain ]. V. Ketty Corporal W. H. Hall,
Co. /; Corporal Joseph Davis, Co. G; private
Abraham Greenwall, Co. G; private r. C.
Cant, Co. 6; private T. H. Ricksecker, Co.
G.
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Albert schurz, H; John Hammond, E.
WOuEDFD

Lieutenant H. L. Reed, I, severe; J. H.
Cassidy, Il, severe; a. Klecker, H, slight /;
H. Cshill, H, slight: E. Marks, a, slight;
G. GiDgery, H, slight; G. G. Pratt, H.
slight G. Cross, K, severe Sergeant F.
NJ. Martin, a, severe Sergeant C. M.
Whitney, I, severe; Adam Weaver, !,
slight.
COMPANY c, Sergeant ". c. stooeksberrv.
slight; Corporal J. Crawford, slight Benz.
BsTton, slight; Fred. Baker, slight Finley
Cooley, slight; Fred. Court, slight; WI.
CASTOR, severe A. ]. Moon, severe; j.
Meek, severe Jas. Mccormick, severe
John Whitworth Austin McDevit, severe
Aaron Mccoy, severe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17
MONEY ORDERS

On all the principal cities in the country
for sale at the Cleveland Post Office at the
following rates:
For amount not exceeding $40 1Oc.
exceeding SO and under $40 15e
exceeding $40 and under $50 zoe.
mchI4:F
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17
NeighbOrhOOd news.

TBUNBULL CouETY.-WarTen is out of the
drsft.-Thomas D. Webb, the pioneer
editor of the ReSsrUs Chronicle died in War
rem, February 9th, in the sIst year of his
age. Born in l7s4, he removed from Con-
necticus to Ohio in 1907, remsining q short
time at Marietta and this city, and finally
locating in Warren. In 1872 he began the
publication of 4" The Trump of Fame" and
continued it four or five years, when it
changed hands and received the name of
"Western Reserve Chronicle" The CErOn-
icle adds:
We believe but three of the original set
tiers OF Warren, remain. Mr.. Samuel
Chesney, who came in 1902, now sged
eighty-seven, Mr.. George Parsons, who
Richard IddiDgs, who came in 1905, aged
eighty years.
SUMMIT COUETY.-The Akron Beacon says
that twO-stOry frame building, belonging
to Messrs. Leonard & Tooker, near their
wooden Factory, was entirely consumed by
fire day or two ago. The house was occu-
pied by John McAtammony, an occasional
operative in the factory, but for two or three
months past engaged in the manufacture of
friction matches, in one portion of the
house. Mr.. McAtammony is monomaniac
upon the subject of religion, and having
recently had difficulty with his wife, she
had, with her SOD, sbsented herself from
the premises, though good portion of their
household effects still remained in the
house, and were consumed. Whether the
fire originated by accident or design has
not yet been satisfactorily determined,
though there are many circumstances tend
ing to show that the building was purpose
ly fred.
The loss to Messrs. Leonard & Tooker
was about $500, upon which there was no
insurance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17

NORRIS AND Wilson's MISsTREIs.-This
large and capital troupe of negro melodists
make their appearance in the Academy of
Music next Monday evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17
Crawford County (Pa.) Items.

OIL CITY MAILs.-The A. & G. Western
Railway are now running their cars above
Franklin to Oil City, and the Post Office
Department will soon have the mail service
put upon the newly constructed road.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17
New Rocks.

ToEY BUTIER. A Novel. New ToIk: Harper /
Brothers.
This is very pleasant novel, not deep or
intricate, which is a reprint from Black
wood, and which lovers of that kind of lit
erature will do well TO procure.
]. B. Cobb & Co. have it for sale.
Eo1EEoE Toa TIE soHooL ANp FANILI. Part III.
MiBerslogy snd Geology. By Worthington Hook
sr, N. D. New York Harper Brothers. 1865.
DR.. Hooker has furnished beginners q
valuable text book on the above seien ces.
The explanations and illustrations are very
simple and well adapted to the minds of
novices. he aims to give only that knowl-
edge sf his subjects which every well in
formed person ought to possess, leaving out
those minutia which are of value only TO
one who intends to be thorough profess
sional geologist. The authors prelimi ary
chapters on MineraIogy are simply intend
ed to prepare the pupil for the study of ge-
Ology.
]. B. Cobb & Co. have this also for sale.
Too sTaANeE NOT TO BE TBuE TAle. By Lady
6eoIglens Fullerton Kew 1ork: u. 6ppl%tol !
q Co. 1865.
Three volumes of this charming tale,
which puts in picture the thought, CONVEX
sation and life of the German and French
people of the last century, are here given
in one, aud form a delightful book. The
social features of the eighteenth century
are reproduced in modern style, and the
cunning blending of fact and fiction, and
the msntling of the old blood and FIRE in
the fresh cheeks and bright eyes of to day,
make this tale delicious reading.
Ipghsm & Bragg have it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17

Dried Peaches.-The undsrsigued bave for
sale few barrels of New Delaware Dried Peaehts,
ths last Of the season-psrei and impaired.
J. G. SIMMONS & CO.,
mhI6:l96 2w so Mtrwln street
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New York Stock HaFket--MRreh rs.
Ley TELEanAFH.l

Governments SfOeRs-Ars quiet. United
States Skies of 81 -; 1910 IoupoDs 961S; fOs
certificates
StOeks-Duu and lower. Cleveland aud Pitt
burgh 701%; Northwestern -; do preferred -;
Rock Island 9e1s Pittsburgh Fort Wayne aud
ChicAs ss5si Erie =; d. preferred =; Hud-
son -; Michigan Central -; Beading -;
Few York nsni'I -; Msriposa- -; Quicksilver
-; Michigan Soui hsrn 645<; Ohio q Mississippi
certificates a; Tennessee siIes 90; illinois Cen
tral scrip 1l05<.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17

AsHTABULA COuETT.-The Conneaut Re-
porter says that on the night of the Goth
ult., the house Of Polly Ann Vanskolk, in
the township of Denmark, was entered, and
household goods to the amount Of about
5000 stolen. Mrs. V. was absent at the
time, at q Soldiers Aid Society.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17
Bauk Antlfe.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT


WASHINGTON, Feb. Z, 1856.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence,
w presented to the undersigned, It has been
made 81 pear that he ''NATIONAL CITY BANK
OF CLEVELAND" in the City Of cleveland, in
the County 81 Cuyshoga and State Of Ohio, has
been duly organized under snd seco- ding to the
requirements Of the act Of Congress entitled "An
Act to provide o National Currency, secured BY
pledge of United States Bonds, ana to provide for
the circulation and redemption thereof" approved
June 8, 1854, and has complied with all the pro-
visions Of raid act required to be complied with
before commencing the business Of Banking under
said act.
Nov, therefore, I, HUGH MoCULLOOH, Comp
troler Of the Currency, do hereby certify that the
NATIONAL CITY BANK OF CLEVELAND, in
the City Of Cleveland, in the County of Cuyahoga
and State of Ohio, is authorized to commence the
business of Banking under the act Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
Of office this seventh day Of February, 1865.
H. ST. HUGH MoOULL0CH,
fsb1I 81 Comptroller Of the Currency.
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n. Y. Money Market-Mareh I6.
IBT TELEsRAPH.l

MOuey-stsady ct q ct.
Sterling Exehange-Duu at 1O79z9lOs
for gold.
GOId-Heavy aud lower. OpeniuE at I7591,
advancing to I7t33< and closing at l7R9S9l725S.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17

OIL Factory for sRIe.-The subscriber Of
fers to sell his factory Canal and Ohio streets,
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly sit
uated, compact and conveniently arranged. Ca
pAcity about fifty barrels per day. Immediate pcs
session given ifrequired. 3. PELTON.
Cleveland, Feb. IA, 1865. febl5:r20f