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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-13

Sober Facts for ThiuBing People,
Te4r after year, for an eighth of century, the
Press OF the country has chroniclsd the beneficial
effects of HosrE1TGR's STOMACH BIrrEBs. Editorg,
authors, phy,iciIns, merchants, ofi;ers OF the
army and navy, chemi.ts, oOuuselors, ministers OF
the gespel-in short, great cloud of witnesses q
every profession trade aud calling, have testified
to it's efficacy as a tonic aud regulating medicine.
The names and statements Of these witnesses have
been published in the public prints. Many of them
are well known to the whole public. Their testi-
moDy has never been challenged or impugnsd.-
Upon evidence far less weIghty men are acquitted
or condemned by o3n.cientiOus jurles.
HosrErTER's srcNAcH RIrTLRs is not, however,
upon trial. 1t has been tried and pronounced, on
the authority of those whOss lives and health it has
preserved, pure, harmless. and eminently salu-
tary preparation. Attempts have been made to
riva it. They have failed. Can it be Necessary to
say why they have failedl Ask the recovered dys-
psptics, bilious saerers victims Of fever and sgue
and nervous subjects who have experienced its
effects, what hey think of 1t. Ask them, and be
guided solely by what they say. s9ld everywhere.
apIO. .223 Iwd&w
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TIE HUTcHIEsoEs' CONCERT. Taking one
view of the matter, we were sorry TO see an
audience no larger than that present last
night to hear the HutchiDsOns' singing.
But quality is better than quantity, and it
may happen that man is more-honored
by the presence of ten men than by that of
q thousand. The house which greeted
these old singers last night, though small,
was select, and showed as many good,
earnest and sensible faces as any audience
we have seen this season.
The performance was characteristic
throughout, and preserved in full force
that individuality which has given "the
Hutchinsons" their name and power. They
sang, with the old wonderful spirit and
melody, songs of Freedom and Brother
hood, of War, Victory and Peace. The
songs kept step with the march of cur
armies, and were abreast with. the progress
of events. "Jef. DAVIS Dream" and ga
Hint to Maximillian," were to the point in
sentiment, and the rendering Of them was
given with electric effect. The "old
Granite stste," with additions to suit the
times, was sung in thrilling style; and the
concert concluded with "John Brown g
Body" &C., the audience joining in the
chorus.
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The Prica or ConI.


The Few York Herald of Tuesday says:
There Is every indication at present Of a speedy
decline in the price Of coal Ths final oosiDg OF the
wa-, the fall in gold snd the increased shipments
from The Pennsy lFania minss furnish sufficient evi
dences t. warrant the sup osition that The cost
must soon be lesssnsd; and when Weta eiute con-
sideIation that the largest pu thassr the govern
k {, ft will not be considered prsposterous to pre-.
dict that coal will bs fuTnlsh-d during the eeming
summer for little over one half the p5iee demand
cd in 1854. The PottsvIlle (Pa) Journal Of Satur-
day last says:
"The shipment Is hssvy this week. and the con-
sequence is that the demand has slackened OF 10
some extent sgain, and prices favor buyers Those
necessary to susvend their eolleTes at present for
want Of ordsrs -
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Tue receipts Of grim continue extremely lie ht
and at pressot are largely under the demand,
which is BY no meaus active. The market to-day
hes ruled it'ady for grain, with Just enough doing
in Wheat, Corn aud Oats to establish their market
value In Provisions the market was rather more
quist to-day, at unchanged prices for city brands
In general produce the market continues dull, but
steady at previous quotations.
FreIghfs-steady at the following rates: All
BAIL-To New Yors, Flour % 90; Wool, g2 "a.
To Boston, Flour 81 10 WOoi 2,4l.
FlOur-Msrket dull. Held Of S7,75@s,6O fol
good to choice XXX red; Ss75@s,sO for good to
choice Xxx white.
Wheat-ouiet aad steady. Sale car No. 1 red
from store at 81, 49,
Corn-Quiet and firm. Sale of CARS shelled
from store ct 100, and car do do at CSC.
Oats-In q little better inquiry and firm. Sale
this morning car from store at sec, and this af-
ternoon cars from store at 5oc.
Ryo-HOthiDg doing.
BarleV-Iraetiye and nominal.
POrk-In moderate trade demand at S2s, 90 for
City y-packsd mess.
Lard-Quiet and steady at22o in kegs and 2le In
tierces for city rendered.
Smoked Meats-In fair demand and steady
at 22c for sugsr-eursd hams; I7e for shoulders
Isc for dried beef Sales Of 1900 rs uncanvassed
and eanYaHed dried beef at Is and l9c. Also $500
fbs Fremont hens at 231<c.
Butter-DulI Sales Of 1900 ns good Western
Reserve roll at l71lo.
Eggs-Firm, with fair demand, at Is92Oc.
Cheese-stesdy st 229 &c.
HighWines-YeTy dull. Held ct 81 Is, but
we hear of no sales.
AIcOhOI-Markst quiet and steady. He'd at
4,ss94,ss for % per cent. Neutral Proof Spirits
81 s3@2,s5.
PstrOIeum-Ths market is quiet and nominal
as 75c for refined.
Seeds-OloVer scarce and held at SIS, 90. Timo-
thy selling 10 small way at s4.OO.
Potatoes Quiet at 5OS55e for prime peach
blows.
HBeans-Vsry duh, and market nominal ct 50 90
for prime medium white.
Dried AppIes-Quiet at 79so, and pay for
packages.
Dried Peaehes-searee and 6rn al 42044o
for peeled, and s2asIo for unpeelsd.
Lake FIsh-Demand only moderate. Selling
at tho following prices: Whitsnsh, bait bbis, 50 T5;
Trout half bbls, SO so; Pioksrei, half bblS 80 Co.
and very scarce herring So Co per bbl.
aaIt-Fins s2,so. Coarse and Ground sOlsr
S4A5.
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.
EDITORS IEADBR: The following statement
would have appeared sooner, but the items
were not all at my command till now.
At the beginning of last term the Board
Of Education authorized the offering of
''Testimenials of Honor" to those pupils
who should be neither absent nor tsrdy
during the term, and "Testimonisls of
Merit to those who shoIld not be tardy,
and absent only on account of sickness.
The following is the "HOnor Rolp' of
the Grammar, intermediate and Secondary
Departments of this school:
Grammar Department Celia Neil, Ella
Lyman, Emil Friend, RDllin Bemiss, Josie
Cultivate, jake Dalg eish, Nellie Stacey,
Bell Church, Ella Judd, Charles Wyman,
Jennie Wilson, Hattie Foster, Sarah Mar
shall, John Proudfoot, Thos. Dosn, Edward
Griswold, Jennie Dalgleish, Samuel Boards
Icy, Myra Latter, Henry Lyman, Fanny
Montcastle, John Sked, John Black, Nellie
Belden, Fanny Barrett, Augustus Clark,
jake Etzensperger, Alice Matthews, Mary
Pierce, Lizzie Urban, Maggie Wilson,
Florence Wymau, Mary Farrar.
Girls intermediate Depsrtment-Miss
E. A. Taylor, teacher; Hsrmie Aston,
Abbie Griswold, Katie HeimerdiDger, En-
ma Green, Leonice Bemiss, Emma Koehler,
Elvie Loud.
Boys Intermediate Department-Mrs.
NJ. @. G. Lane, teacher; Eddie Akers, Jakie
Birrer, Jessie P. Bishop, Otis Burlingame,
Peter Address, Charlie CHASER, Freddie
Breckel, Willie Lambert, Eddie Proudicot,
Walter Thompson, George Urban, Herbert
johnson.
Girls Secondary Department Miss
Hattie E. Pitkin, teacher Lucy Price, Ida
Foster, Annie Henderson, Eliza Etzensper-
ger, Annie Weaver, Amelia Wentz, Tlllie
Schiller, Lizzie Walker, TheresG Bodeben-
der.
Boys Secondary Department-Miss NJ.
T. Doan, teacher; Geo. Armstesd, Hiram
Buttern, Willie Black, Willie Green, Joseph
Hudson, Allie Hempy, Willie Judd, Willie
Kopler, Henry Kohl, Lewie Mellen, Thos.
Mckee, Charlie Thompson, Frank Tomp-
kins, Wsllie Rice, Henry Bittle.
The following is the "Merit roll of the
same departments:
Grammsr-Mary Hamblip, Julia John
son, Frank Halle, Alb. Burwell, Willie
BeaTdsley, Emma Everett, John Thompson,
Geo. Blackwell, Lucy Bailey, Kitty Price.
Girls Intermediate-Bettie Aston, Katie
Brown, Lizzie Hitch, Laura Mitchell, Carrie
Wentz, Fanny Mckee, Fidelia Mann.
Girls SecOndsry-Julia Van Husen, Lot
tie Barrett, Lara CrannelI, Helen Clark,
Lizzie Malone, Katie Malone, Mary Miller.
Boys ecOndsry-Willie Green, John
Halle, Robbie Dalgleish, Charles Chapman,
Clarence Findley, Willie CHASER, Charlie
schutthelm, Frank Willisms, BERTHE Wy
man, Chas. Hamilton, Theodore Urban.
Boys Intermediste-Jno Curling, Parker
Hare, Walter johnson, Manoah LOngscre,
George Long, Solomon Rickersburg, Rodney
Bemiss, Samuel Baker, Rollin Carey, Willie
Corlett, John DenhEm, John Andre's, James
Fell, Ralph Simmons, George Beckwith,
Freddie Camp.
Much praise is due these boys and girls
for their punctuality. The same offers are
made for the present term, at the end of
which hope to be able to publish a list of
names still greater. ~
/ s. FINDLEY, Principal
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NoTIoE.-H Kitty Files, or any of the
heirs of Benjamin Files who went to the
gold region about six years since, will call
at the POst-ofice, they may learn some
thing of advantage to them. It is thought
that Benz. Files formerly lived in or near
Cleveland.
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LUMBER IN TIE On REsIoEs.-The Mead
vile Republican says thatsinee the freshet,
lumber has advanced Sc per thousand at
Titusville. This advance has been caused
by the destruction of mills above that
place. Clear pine is quoted by the Reporter
at $40; common, $45; hemlock, $40.
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DIED FROM THE EEFEcrs OF a FALL.-D
E. Lawrence, express messenger of this
city, who fell from his wagon Monday
night, causing the fracture of his spine and
inducing complete paralysis of his sys-
TEN, died from the effects of the fall on
Tn sdsy night. He received the best med
icsl treatment from -Drs. Beckwith and
Schneider, but his injuries were of to seri-
Gus nature TO admit Of his recovery.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Byron Bronson,
Henry Ross and Cornelius McKeeyer were,
each, fined $50 and costs, yesterday, in the
Police Court, for assaulting, on election day,
George Koehler, q resident on Bridge street,
West Side. They had no provocatiOn what
ever for the assault, but they paid well for
their deYiltry.
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INJURED Men DoINe WELL.-Dudley B.
Kimbsn, whose right hand was blown of
by premature discharge of the cannon,
on Monday last, was yesterday reported
doing well by his surgeon, DR.. Schneider,
as also was Peter Youst, the German me-
chsnic, who, the Same day, lost his left
hand by the barbarous knives ofa mould
ing machine. The latter was so smart, that
he came to the door himself to meet the
surgeon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-13

For the next twenty days Mott & Haight
will offer their entire stock of Gentlemen's
Furnishing Goods at New York cost prices
preparatory to moving to their new store on
Superior street the first of May. Call and
makes selection from their immense sssort-
ment before it is reduced. sp12:2OO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-13

Csnvassers commenced yesterday to can
vass this city for the Cleveland City Direc-
tory. We trust the citizens will render
them all the assistance in their power and
thus assist towards what has been so long
needed in CleVelsnd-a complete and perfect
DIRECTORY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-13

RuEAwAY-ARN BRoKEE.-A man from the
country. by the name of - Fisher, was
driving on Lakestreet Tuesday night, when
his horse took fright and ran away. The
man was thrown out of the buggy, and had
one of his arms broken.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-13

STRUCK BY LIeHTNIEG.-The dwelling
house No. 81 Whitman street, occupied by
Charles Glessen, was struck by lightning
early yesterday morning. The house was
badly damaged, but none of the inmates
were injured.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-13

WHY Is q wish IsT dtnrer Than CToWnF
That wish accomplished, why the grave cf bliss2'
Persons afflicted with Oatarrh not only Wish but
attempt by every possible mta7s to effect a cure.
None but those afflicted eau imsgine the uup!eas-
sntness of this disease, aud many, very any, who
have it as yet but in its first stages, unaware
Of the pain, incOnyeni- nee and even modification
which they are yet tos71er, unless prompt mea-
sure taken 'Or relief. DR.. D. Fl S5elye'a Liquid
Ostarrh Remedy is a certain cure, striking at the
Of the disease, and taus effscting permanent
cure. RplO:R Re
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A T A BARGAIN.-FOR sALE.-The

T. House, IS nd 35 Prospect street, suitable for a
boarding house. Terms easy. Enquire Of CONWAY
W, NOBLE, ct the office OF Backus Noble. fel3:F
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New York stock narket-AprII Is.

Governments StOehs---Market quiet -
U. S. SKIES Of 1881 coupons 4 81 20 registered
=; Five-twenty coupons Ios3s; do regist -
do coupons, new Issue, =; Ten-forfy coupons
BtOcks-Dull. Fort Wayne ~; Rock
Island =; Toledo - Cleveland and Pitts
buTgh 72 Illinois Central ecrip lOS1%; Michigan
Southern s229 haTiposa is; N. J. Central zoos;
Erie 671<; Hudson IO7; Rssding 1857; Michigan
Central lOS15; Horthwtstern 3D. do preferred
sos Chicago. Burlington Quincy liz; Missouri
Skies g. Ohio Mi sissippi certificates 261z;
Cumberland =; Quicksilver 81; Canton i;
Alton Terre Hsute :; do pre'errsd -; Erie
preferred 50, Tennessee likes 64; Milwaukee q
Prairie du CHEN 80; Paoiho Mail -.
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ADDITION TO THE SOLDIERS HoME.-The
dining room of the above institution haV-
ing been found altogether too small for the
accommodation of the increased travel stop
ping at the Home, an addition, fourteen
feet wide and fifty feet long, is about to be
built on the piers on the westssids of the
building. The lumber was being brought
on the ground yesterday, and the work will
be commenced without delay. By this ar
rangement it is thought that one hundred
and twenty-five mon can be fed at one
time.
Peace seems to be so near now, that one
might think it useless 70 made the proposed
addition to the Home at this late stage of
the war. But peace or no peace, there will
probably be sufficient need for this institu-
tion many months yet, and the building
can't be made too convenient, for officials
and soldiers, while the necessity lasts.
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OBERLIN ALERT.-The people Of obeIlin
are making preparations for a grand dem
stration, TO consist of torch light procession,
&C., &C., to. morrow evening. All our
neighboring towns are doing likewise.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum EarKet.

The market to-day Is in 3 complete STATE Of stag
nation. There are but few buyers, and they 90
not appear neeessitated 30 do anything. Crude is
quoted at 2lc. In refined prices are nominal Nap
thu 40@45o; sidunm S. 5as, 80 2 Dbl. The to-
tai receipts Of crude By Ihe Allegheny river are $50
har
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-13

TIE NASH COURT MARTIAL.-The Court
Martial adjourned yesterday morning to
Saturday morning. Captain Nash and his
counsel, ". H. Upson, Esq, returned home
to Akron, in the afternoon train yesterday.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

ENTERED. II.
Stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Bark d N Foster. FOster, BurWeil, 1s5 "a lumber
Brig Bay City, johnson, BuTwell, les N lumber,
9l5 N shlDglfs
Sehr Tom Wrong. Thompson, BurWeu
schE Jennie Mack, Mcbride, BuIwell, 140 n iuns
Der, 19S m shingles, 81 m lsth
Scow Mary aud Lucy Barns Pt huron, so n lum.
Der, 60 m shinglsP, 90 N lsth
Scow Ellen White, Dupee. KeIlsy's Island
CLEARED. Il.
5tmr City Of Cleyelsnd, Mckay, Detroit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-13

THAEKseIvIEG.-In accordance with the
proclamation of the Governor of Ohio, q
united Thanksgiving service will be held
in the First Presbyterian Church on Friday
morning, at half past ten o'clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-13

The above estimate is not far from the truth -
The amount at me poiuts Is given too large and
at othsrs teo small At Red wing for instance,
there 243 600 bushels ins cad OF 10000 while
10000 is too large for this city. Not tstlmatiDg
the amount in the hands Of farmers for sale, but
only what Is stored ard avail ing the opening Of
navigation to be shipped, two m llions bushes il
not fer from ths total smount.-St Paul Pionesr.
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RoBBERT.-About four hundred dollars
worth Of property, consisting Of dozen
solid silver spoons, ditto silver forks, two
silver goblets, one of them inlaid with gold,
and q gold watch and chain valued at $3.50
all Of which were locked up in buresu
drawer in the chamber of Mr.. q. s. Davis
house, No. 81 Prospect street-was removed
therefrom some time during the afternoon
or evening of Tuesday. There are many
versions of the affair. A neighbor says
that the articles were supposed to have
been taken in the early evening, while Mr..
and Mrs. Davis were out calling. But the
police, who have the case in hand, under
stand that the parties were at homo all the
afternoon and evening. As new help had
recently come into the house, precaution
was taken to lock up the Aforesaid articles.
The drawer contained, beside the things
mentioned, an elegant shawl and port
monnaie, in which was some money. Moth
ing else was touched, and this fact makes
the police confident that the theft was CON-
mitted either by parties resident or stop
ping in the house, or by some one in the
habit of visiting there, and who is on terms
so intimate as to know the whereabouts of
things. The drawer was not at all tumblsd,
and the key was found in IFS accustomed
place under the mat.
Mr.. Davis thinks the thief mus. have got
into the house in the day time, and secreted
himself until all in the house were asleep.
Butitseems improbable to the police, that a
man should take the chances of discovery,
hiding in chamber all day for the sake
merely of falling upon the contents Of one
drawer. And they are of the opinion that,
if the guilty party is detected, disgrace will
fall upon some one who is above suspicion
by the family whose effects have been thus
appropriated.
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LAKE ERIE FEMALE SBMNARY-SIxrH An
NUAL CATALoeUE.-We have received the
sixth annual catalogue of this aourishing
Female Seminary at Painesville, for the
year 1896. 1t gives an encouraging ex-
hibit of the condition of the school. The
attendance is shown in the following sum-
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OIL Factory for SaIe.-The subscriber Of
fers to sell his factory Canal and Ohio streets,
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly sit
uated, Oact and conveniently arranged. Ca
pacity ab, 1T fifty barrels per day. Immediate pos
session gi-An if frequired. B. PE Ton.
CievelE r !, Feb. a. 1858. fob a5:r20f,
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Gentlemen will find the best selected stock
of driving gloves ever brought to this city
at MoTT & HAIeHr's Gents Furnishing En-
porium, 1876 Bank street. sp12:2OO
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LOCAL NOTICES.

P0stPcncment.-Them meeting Of Co. p, 29th
o. N. & for The election of officers was postF Fonei
till Thursday sverirg April 18th. Members are
notified to be preseat. BY order OF CommaLdaLt
splS:21O W. WARRINGTON, O. s.
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CLOSE OF BUsINEss PLACES TO-MoBRow.-
ACTION OF THE BANKERS AND BOARD OF TRADE.
The Banks and Banking offices of this
city will be closed tomorrow, Thanksgiv.
ing Day.
The following preamble and resolution,
introduced by Mr.. j. F. Freeman, have
been unanimously adopted by the Board of
Trade:
WHEREAS, ThespproachinE Fourteenth day
of April, the anniversary of the fall of
Fort Sumter, will be observed by order of
the President of the United States, by the
raising of the "Stsrs and Stripes" on the
old Fort, and appropriate ceremonies /;
and whereas, the Governor of Ohio has,
by Proclamation, recommended that the
day be generally observed as a day of
Thanksgiving therefore, by the CIeve-
land Board of Trade, be it unanimously
ResoEUed, That we set apart Friday, the
I4th day of April, A. D. 1855, as a day of
general Thanksgiving and Praise to Al
mighty God for the many mercies vouch-
safed US for the triumph Of victory to our
arms and the prospect of speedy peace
TO our common country, and that the usual
session of this Board be omitted, and our
places of business generally be closed on
that day.
We trust that all our business men will
follow the example set by the Bankers and
Board of Trade. Let business of all kinds
be entirely suspended tomorrow.
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oPTICIAN9.
IL. RoLOM0NSOM.

FrSoticll and Scientific OptioiAn, Keeps the large,
assortment Of Optical InHtrume1ts in the city. Be
ing s1 old establishment, and having been exterS
iysy patroniaed, be has tho confidence thAtH
present Btook viii warrant the continuance Of pu3
&c favors An his speotaoes Of the best Qualit
Of crystal glassos ground under his own inspection
in al cases curing weakness, dizziness, and impArt
ing strength for long reading and me sewing. Ar
tdoial eyes inserted without pain.
0FFI0E-lS0 Superior-st., hrst door from ths Ell
france the American Hotel
- Beware Of travellers claiming 70 be MT. Solo.
uoBEor o. hls aqrnt iulYfi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-13

Public service of praise and thanksgiving
to GOO will be held in the st. Clair Street
M. E. Church on the 14th instant, at IO1z
o'clock A, NJ,
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK

OF CLEVELAND.
Designated Depository for all Public Monies,
snd Financial Agent Of the Uni'ed states. Au-
thorizsd subscription Agent for the
7-3O LOAN, &c.
This Bank having been appointed Depository
and Financial Agent Of the Government will
promptly fll al orders 'Or the Popular 7-sO Loan
now being rspidly taken The decline in Gold
must cOntlnre TO render this Loan desirable In
yes ment The usual commission al owed to Banks
and Bankers Who buy to sell again.
Five Per c t. Legal Tender Notes,
Wi b accrued interest added, rec iVed in payment
for 81. Rcriptions. Mhtured 7-30 Coupons paid on
presentation. United Stairs Vouchers purchased,
and maturing Certificates of Indebtedness col.
lected.
apa:f2f ". L. GUTTER, Cashier
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All the novelties of the season in neck
ties, scarfs and butterflies at
Mort & HAIGHr,
splI2:20O 1876 Bank street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-13

Second Ward.-A meeting will b, held in the
bssement Of the Court H. use, this Thu sday I've
ming at "a O'Clock, at hioh every man interested
in filling the quota of the Ward ith recruits
should be present. Col Getting Committees will
pleas, report, and all subscribers to tbs fund are
earnestly requested TO brig the balance Of their
su' ssiiptionI to the meeting. Cur treasury ia
empty, and the balance p'eJg must be paid in at
once, orwe must stop r,oTuiIipg.
tpI3 200 P ROSE, Prts't.