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The market to day presents no new features.
Neither upon the street nor at the Board Of Trade
was there anything done to give anything like
activity to the marhes In most articles there is
dropping tendency, but dealers are very reluctant
to recsds, except upon the smaller class Of pro-
DUE. We quoie IS follows;
Rreights-stssdy ct the following rates ALL
RAm--To New York, Flour q 90; Wool "a "A
Dressed Hogs q 80. To Boston, Flour 81 10; Wool
q Al; Dressed HogS 81 20.
FIOur-Qulet and steady At 50 519lO 90 for fair
to choice Xxx red SO sOgsl1 90 for Xxx Ehitsl
Wheat-COntinuss dull and hsaEY. The only
sale hear Of to-dsy was car No. red from store
at 81 So.
COrn-Ihe demand Is good, but owing to the
still measTe shipping aeilIiies It can be only par
TALLY Eurplled. The msrkut Is steady. Sales to-
day were c,rJ new shslled from store at s5o.
Oa1s-In moderate request and steady. Sales
600 bu fIom store at T5o.
Rye-We hear of no sales to-day, and gu to tte
market nominal st 81 30.
BarIey-ouist and Eominal at 81 ss9l 40 for
No. 2; 81 6O9I IS for No. 1.
POrk-stsady, with ouly moderate demand,
at SIS for N IS aud 81 co for clear.
Lard-IS fair demand and firm at 2io in kegs
and 2Se in tiorees for city y-mads.
Smoked MeatB-stsady. We quote: Sugar
cured Hams 24c; Shoulders lso; Dried Beef 1so.
Butter-Dull. Small sales Of ". B. roll tO-dsy
At sIc.
EEEs-ln more demand Sales % bbIs at 2ec.
Cheese -s:oek very light. Salts in small way
at 21@22c.
HIghWines-oOnsinus dull. Small lots are
selling at 81 20
AIcOhOE-Hsl at "a 1894 4I for % pei cent
Neutral Proof Spirits 81 ST99 40.
PetFOIeum-Qulst at s50sSo for refined.
seeds-Quiet. Glover held at Sl3 90. Sales Of
so bags Timothy at IS so.
POtatOes-DeAlsTs quote ct 9Oc@Sl 90.
Beans-Vsry dull, and market nominal at 81 90
az q fer medium white.
Dried APPIea-Quist ana stsAdy at ll5Sal2o.
Dried Peaehes-scaroe and in good request
at 42044o for peeled, and s29S4o for unpeeled.
FIsh-In good demand and firm. We quote a.
roIOus; White Fish, half bbl, SO 90; Trout, half
Obl, g CO.. PIOksrsI half bbI., 50 sOi Herring, .
Dbl, $500.
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CITY NEWS.
CLEVELAND
CITY DIRECTORY
FOB 1S65.6.

Tho undersigned propose to issue in the
hof May next, a complete Directory of
the City of Cleveland. Having made the
necessary arrangements to have the city
thoroughly canvssssd by the 10th of April
we expect to issue the work on the 10th of
Msy; but the publication may possibly be
delayed until the 25th. As we intend to
make this complete directory, containing
the name, business and address of every
man in the city, we trust that it will meet
with that success which its merits demand.
The work will only be sold by subscription,
as no more copies will be issued than are
for.
A limited number, only, of advertise
ments will perceived. For terms, &C., ap-
ply at the LEADER Counting Room.
Z Hn,vr no 3 n
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FoR SALE, or ExchSnge for Improved
= City PrOperty-Twelve Acres Of Land H61se.
beEn, ana a. ABUNDANCE Of Fruit. The Grapes will
pay the interest on the investment-in Esst Clevs-
ands on the Euclid Boad, six miles from tb4 Public
SluSte. Also Two and quarter acres in EASf Ceve-
and, near the Street Railroad Il has GOOD variety
d Fruit Inquire Of J. HANDLEY, On the premises
Ioi " =. hALLkR, No. South Side Public Square.
iebl4sdawF
TNHE CLEVELAND FREEDMEN'S
l. Aid Commission Rooms ars located at No. 90
Bank street. They will Be open during business
aours for the reception Of stores for the suffering
Freedmen. D. ". GAGE,
ian4.l92.dsU senrstary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-09

REYNOLDS WAITE.-It will be seen by
reference to our advertising columns, that
the firm of Charles h. Waite & Co., West
Side, has been dissolved. Mr.. Waite has
formed co-paftnership with Mr.. Il. K.
Reynolds, the welI-known hardware dealer
of this city, and established himself on the
East side of the river. The union in busi-
ness efforts of two mon of the capabilities
and integrity of Messrs. Reynolds & Waite
must result in success.
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ACCIDENT on A PRosPEoT STREET CAR.-A
lady, while about to take seat in the cen
ter of a Prospect Street car, yesterday,
broke through the floor, and grsvitation did
not leave the falling body until her foot
touched the ground. Had the car started
her leg must have been inevitably broken.
As it was, she quite severely bruised.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-09

Fourth Ward.-A meeting of all interested
in the quota of the Ward, under the present call,
being ,led, will be held at the Engine House this,
Thursday, evening, and every evening this week
tits essential that every enrolled man should be
present, as important work is to be done, md done
Immediately befoie the Ward is cleared.
mGh9:l9I O-B. HOBBS, Secretary.
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CALLFoR TELEGRAPH OPERATORS We un-
derstand that there has been call for tel
egrsph operators to various points in the
Carolinas, and that two or three of the
members of the operating corps of
this city, intend to leave for the South to-
day. Success go with theml
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The HIBERNIooE.-The academy of Music
was crammed to its utmost capacity last
night on the occasion of another exhibition
of the "Tou ] of Ireland" 1t has proved
one of the greatest successes of tho season.
Mr., .,HerOn's singing of Irish songs was
loudly applauded. Another exhibition to-
night,
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Cleveland Stock Exchange.
President,
MORRISON FOSTER.
Vice President,
J. F. FREEMAN.

Secretary and Treasurer,
D. c. WASHINGTON.
The Rooms CT this Board ara In the AtEatsr
Block, Superior street, in the Of the o. :. Tel
egraPh Office
SESSIONS EVERY EVENING. Except sunday)
AT ~ O'OLOOA.
The rats Of Gold and Stocks 10 New York, at
~ o'clock P. NJ, are telegrAphsd to this Boafd
saI day; aliO, the rates Of Gold ct Gaiagher's
Evening ExchauGs-
Fee of Membership, $40 q Year.
Persons not members are admitted for 2s cents
each night, but not permitted to operate.
Those wishing to become members will please
apply to the Secretary and Treasurer. fsbL4;R3
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, March s, 1866.
The bad wea her tonight prevented a. full on
a,endancs at the Exchange as usual, and as . con-
sequence there was very little business done. The
sales were Ss follows:
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oil Factory ROF BaIe.-Ths subscriber Of
ers to sell his factory Canal and Ohio stree ts
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly sit
mated, compact and convenisntIy arranged. Oa-
pacity about nifty barrels per day. Immediate pos
session given ifrsquirsd. B. PELToN.
Cleveland, Feb. Il, 1865. fsbl5:r2OG.
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mx Corns; oh. n Corns!-Ipstan az

and eficacious cures of Corns, Bunions, Club end
Inverted Nails, without gain or csustic, by DR..
Jay, celebrated Surgeon ChiT0podist, from Broad
way, New York, process known and peculiar only
to himself OHise-Basenant, Bank street, o2po-
site the we5deIl House, Cleveland Ohio, next door
to Fo7t's Intelligence ONCE Families waited upon
at their residences without extra charge.
msrl:RS
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GRAND MILITARY BALL-A Ball will be
given at the Armory on Pearl street, West
Side, tomorrow evening, under the direc-
tion of Cos. B and G, 29th 0. NC. tits in
the hands of the foremost citizens on the
West Side, and that is q sufficient guaran-
tee ofits brilliant succ ess.
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PERsoEAL.-Rev. E. H. Chaplin, D. D.,
was at the Weddell House yesterday. He
was on his way to Pittsburgh to deliver e
lecture. We have heard that neither love
nor money could tempt him to come west Of
Buffalo on q lecturinP tour.
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ARRESTED AND DIsoHARGED.-Two young
men were arrested at the Union depot yes
terdsy, one on suspicion of being deserter,
the other, thief. They were taken to the
Police Station, disarmed, and after severe
catechising let go.
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DAILY LEADER.
THURSDAY, MARCH 9,

THURSDAY, MARCH 9,
HU ADVEKTIsEHEHTs,
Aaron olsrk-InsuTance Agent.
Capt. M0Olrre-Prop ,Bals.
g. h. LiEtle-R0ll Butter.
Plsistsd = .jTOuslsy-NOtio
L. A. Wlco1-Fcr Sale or Exchange.
Lo5t-BIsck Lace Veil
Fourth Ward MeetiDg-I ooaI Notice.
Wanted to Purchlss-HOuse and Lot.
Found Pocket Book.
Wanted to ReEt-Sleeping Room.
Fourth Ward-LocaI Notice.
West Side Bigh sot tool-Loosl Notice.
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Fourth Ware.-This may certify that An
TaoET BAER was duly appointed as authorized
agent to collect all unpaid subscriptions to the
Ward bounty. All persons having outstanding
subscriptions will hand them to him when called
upon. c. 8. HOBBS,
moh9:l93 Secretary.
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REBEL PRIsoKEBs.-FiVe hundred rebel
prisoners, from Rock Island, passed
through this city yesterday forenoon, on
their way to City Point to be exchanged.
They were hearty looking set Of men.
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CAsuALTIEs.-The killed and wounded BY
railroad accidents between the Ist of Janu-
ary and the goth of February foot up re-
spectacle total of 6O2, of which 81 were
deaths.
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"GIVe Every Man thine Ear, but fsE
thy voice; Take eseh mans censure but reserve thy
Judgment" until ycu have tried W. D. b. See yes
Liquid Cstsrrh Remedy, which never fats to cure
when directions are followed. feb27;R3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-09

RAE.-The weather changed Wednesday
night, and yesterday dawned gray and dis
NAL on the gloomy city. Rain fell plenti-
fully yesterday afternoon and evening, and
the air was raw and Geld.
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A NEEDED CHANGE IN TEE EEKoLMERT Ao
We are glad to learn, by a letter just re-
ceivsd from Washington, of the passage
through Congress of the amendment offer
ed b Representative spalding to the new
Enrolment Act, by which recruits can be
mustered into the United States service,
and be subsequently, credited as directed
by the clubs who furnished the men, This
is a very important change, and was made
IN accordance with a memorial drawn up
by Mr.. W. P. FOgg, and was signed by
nearly all the committees who have labor
ed to fill up their quotas for the past two
years. This memorial was urged, through
Judgespalding,upon Secretary Stanton and
Provost Marshal General Fry, but without
success, as they thought it needed the es-
pecial sanction of Congress. AS it is now
the law of the land, let those men who are
liable to draft, and who, though well ablea
will contribute nothing to ward or local
bounties, look out for themselves. Their
neighbors will no longer be compelled to
clear them. In nearly all the wards and
townships the work has nearly alI been
done, and money contributed, by small
portion of the enrolled men, while others,
as well able as they, would give neither
time nor money to the cause, but reap the
benefit of being cleared from the draft. We
are rsjOiced to know that this state of things
will now come to an end.
Great credit is due to Mr.. Fogg for sug-
gesting this plan, and to Representative
spalding for securing its passage through
Congress.
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hallway Intelligence.

NEW APPoIETXEET.-W.s s. Brown, ESQ.,,
long freight agent at Eric, Pa, has been
appointed Assistant Superintendent of the
Erie & Pittsburg road.
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Ladies can have their hair dressed at any
time by experienced workmen, at F. N.
Weaver's Hair Dressing establishment, 1S
Detroit street,
He also has on hand all kinds of hair
work, such as Curled Braids, Waterfalls,
&c. mch7:194
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PERsoxAL.-Captain F. A. Nash, former
Provost Marshal Of the 18th District, was
in the city yesterday, on his way bone to
Akron. The court called to give him trial
has been. dissolved, and he retires to his
home to await further orders.
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COpRrtnersbip.-Havin associated with me
in the Hardware business Charles q. Waite, the
business will be continued at No 96 Sup rior street,
under the firm name Of RayDods Waite.
mchT:Ie4 q. X. RAYH0LDS.
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CONVENTION OF VESSEL 0wEERs,-The Ex-
ecutive Committee appointed at the Con-
ventiOn of Vessel Owners, he'd in the city
Of Detroit, on the sth, 9th and 10th of Feb
ruary, will convene in this city, (BuffalO)
on Wednesday, the 18th day of March,
inst.
By order, E. ST. JoHN BEMIs,
Secretary.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

POstpOnement.-o Owing to the illness of the
principal, the Exhibition which was to have been
held on next Thursday evening, the 9th, by the
pup Is Of the West High eohoOl. il postponed until
further notice be given through the daily papers.
mch9I93
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NEW YORK sTOOEk zARKEE.

NHW NVhhi WaIcn 8 100.
Governments StOeks--ActiEe. United
States Skies Of 'sl eOuPoEs -; do registered
ILL., Seven thiTties -; Ons-yesr certificates
=; Five-twenty coupons 11I56; Ten.foIty cou-
pons 975S; do Re tgistered 9Ts<
StOckB-Dull. Tennessee Skies Of 1890, -;
Ohio Miss ssippi certificates 2s5<: Alton Tsrrs
Baute preferred =; Maripo1a 1o1<: New 70.
Central 1919; Erie -; Budsou liI15: Reading
1Ii1<; Michigan Central 100; Michigan Southern
651<; Illinois Ceutl -; Pittsburgh 753<; North
western 80; Northwestern prefs' red 62S6; chicago,
Burlington Quincy =; Prairie dn Uhi4n =:
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayae Chicago az; Missouri
e. 81; Rock Island 9J9<; Quicksilver s.; Erie
prslarrei 81. Toledo -
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EARx1xGs.-Thc earnings of the Marietta
& Cincinnati Railroad for the fourth week
of February. for the month, and total for
the year, are as follows:
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TEAVELER,s EKeEsrER.

~ 0itiEens wiEbIng conveyance 70 either Of tbs
above Trains or Boats, viii be called for BY Coaches
Of eteVenB Omnibus Line, By leaving their Gddrcrs
at the Omnibus onioe, 147 Superior street, next
door 10 tho Weddell House.
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CHICAGO mARKET-.Harch S.
TsX TSLEoRAPa.l

[sX TSLEoRAPz.l
FIOuF-Dull.
Wheat-Msrkst steady. Sales 81 s71lel 50
for No 1.
COFn-Dul,
Oads-Quiet.
HIghRInes-BulI; declined 192c.
HOxs-Dull at Sl3 OO8l4 90.
POFk-Mess and prime mess nOnial at ysSter'
days prices.
PrOVisiOns-Firm-
H0ms-Firm at 1T6I7%o.
ard-Du /
ReeeIpts-FIou 400 bbls; wheat, 5000 bui
corn, u, 200 bu; cats, sec
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DIssOIutiOD.-The o0Psrtrership heretofore
existing under the firm name VI Unaries z. Waite
& Co., and doIug business at No. IL PearI street,
West Side, is dissolved by limitation, end the busi-
meas closed. Either party is authorized to oCse
any unsettled accounts Of the firm.
CHARLES H. WAITE,
henry 4. RAINOLDs.i
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AFFAIRS AT TIE PRovosT MARsHAL's OF-
PIcE.-The following is the report of the
Examining Surgeons operations yesterday.
No. men 10
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF CLEVELAND.
Designated Depository for sll Public
Menies.

Authorized Subscription Agent for the
7-3O LOAN.
This being the only Popular Loan now before
tbs People, the Bank will kesp on hand full as j.
sortment cf .izss, and I'LL all orders promptly and
without delay.
Five Per Cent. Legal FENDER Notes,
With Accrued interest to date, received in psy.
nenE for Subscriptions, and will redeem At par he
Coupons on the Ssven-Thirties presented at this
Counter.
win also purchase United States Vouchers, Ger.
tioc4tes Of Indebtedness, and all Government re-
curities. ieb2S
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What could I more ?

warned thee, 1 admonished thee, foreiold,
The danger, and the lurking emmy
That lay in wait: bsyo. d this had been force,
And force upon free will hath here no place."
But all who are afflicted with CatarIh 10 any form
can ltaiu pleasant and sp edy cure by tho Of
DR.. D. II. Seelye's Liquid Catarrh Remedy, ere
Consumption has fixed its fatal grasp. nh6, Rs
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POLICE CoURr.-The following docket was
disposed of yesterday:
Drunkenness-Michael Mahony, Martin
Fitzgerald, Mary Ryan, John Morgan and
William COnnsll, each fined 81 and costs /;
John Clark, fined the costs.
Disturbance-Ezra Sheppard, $40 and
costs; Charles Wangle, Frederick Ilnford,
John Ode and Casper Faulkner, cases held
open till the 18th.
Vsgrancy-Ann McGinty, sent to Work
House 12O days; James Haines, sent to
House of Correction so days.
Petit Lsrceny-John Peters, fined S. and
costs; William Whitton, discharged, pros
ecution to pay costs James Fugan, fined
SO and costs, and semitic jail for 20 days.
Assault and Battery-ThOmas Ginty, $25
and costs Richard Neville and John Scan
lin, each fined $40 and costs Michael
o'Donnell, s. and COSTS Hugh c. McKeOn,
fined the costs.
stabbing with Intent to Wound-George
Keil, case continued till the 18th.
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COMMERCIAL.
MORNING LHADER OTFI0E.

WEDNESDAY ETuISs, March 8, 1895.
ReePIpts-Ths reoeipts Of Grain By rail during
the twenty -four hOurs ending at one O'Clock to-day
-. .. SoIIouu.
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PRICES ASKED AND BID.
\. Z. MONBT IEARKET-March s.

TBY TELEaRAPH.l
MOney-ActiVs at 607 %.
Sterling EXehange-Heavy and lower
First class Bankers bills lO7s<@IU7T
GOId-Dull and lower. Opening ct 1sI1<,
declining to 1851, and closing at -.
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80 ulil grasp the
nay wrench from the hands Of Mr.. Davis.
and weld it for the safety and security of
ms country's liberty and independence.
No e0bal Of whipped seceders shall capit-
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CSURr OF CONNox PLEAs.-BEToKE JUDeB
CoRFIHBEERY.-This branch Of the court
met yesterday morning, but adjourned soon
without discharging any business of i'm
portance.
BEFORE JUDGE BoLToE.-The Criminal
Branch yesterday adjourned sine die
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1 "a nm HONEY ADYANOED-

kH fMhh AAkAA4 al A4NO4O-
& QUsUOV IN Spms to Guit-at the old stand
y WelI-knoWn WAGNER'E LOAN OFTIOE, on
s surtttos Of every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
atohess Diamonds, Silver Ware, JeWelry, Guns,
p stols, Clothing, Dry GoodH Pianos, MelodeonB,
9 al rdrsonai property and articles Of value, on
d most saflLhetory terms. Business strictly pri-
v =. 1stabbrhee 1851. n. B.-A variety Of un-
hSrgaiuG.
J1aes -oernsr o Water ane Superior streats
WH DAVIS and Foixotto'n Oothing Stors. 'A'
oaffH = q "
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WANTED TO PURCHAsE-A FIRST
w class Draueht Horse. P. B. YOUNG, Lumber
eaer, So.umbus stIeet, Clevelandt mh2:lg3
EEMALES WANTED-To Canvass
u this city and neighboriug villages for an Engra-
ING An excellent opR RoItunity Tor tn, OF
10y, or hay1l leisure. For furtht particulars ad-
ure.s :. MARTIN DOUGLASS, Cleveland. mh3:Ig3
nor SALE.-FOrest City Foundry and
y Machine Shop. Buildings are brick, ell in. ON
ete otder and suitable ioz any kiBd Of factur
b4s. GOod Englne and Boiler, Shhft!ng, Belt ng
4aihes, Drls, etc, MI he sold cheap Eur cash. Ad-
SIessJ. u. " OODMAN. cleveland, o. ieb24.l95
|; OK SALE-HOUSE AND LOT ON
- Forest street. House large and oommodiOuu; Lot
Ateet by rs, with an abundance OF lne shrubbery,
dgOod fult ohsioe grapes, and good barn. Terms
q. Enquirs Of ID. ". GAGE, Esq, l6s Superior a.
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Total 26 542 IA 26OsI 70
Total this month to date. s6,62t % 77,sT3 81
Total for fiscal year COM
mencing Jen. lst......,.. lS4, ,730 Il I42, $50 oi
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{ Oh SALE-THK LARGE DOUBLE
; House. 81 and So Prospect street. suitable Tor a
eardmg b 2use. Terms easY- Enduirs Of CONWAY
". NOBLE, at the o1nce OF baekuss rODle. fel3:F
WANTED IMMEDIATELY FUR
the QuerteT naster'7 Dspartu ent, Na4hvine,
II nn., 1900 aboreIs Wases, S45 per month ana ra-
q ns. None neeG Apply but stout, able-bOdied men
" uiDg 20 e7gAgs for six months TIansportation
U mmerciel 6ouse, Cleveland, o. VIII leave Cleve-
y I'd eysry Tuesday and Friday. ianS
DA It 3 4 7 CRIHOLINE SKIRT
J. FaIpgS, in different eolors, Just received
J. Il. DEWITT q CO,
fsb4Q aud II Public Square.
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aInsifaI austrnmeats.

CUMMINGS & JENNYS, Manufactu-
Njrers Of Grand, Square, and Cottage Upright
PLANO EOKTES,
No. z26 BROADWAY, NEW HORK.
Each Instrument war Anted ave years.
At Wholesale and RETAIL 25 per cent. less than tns
same class Piano elsewhere.
Dealsr8 will DO well to examine our Instruments
~ send for z catalogue. isb6.OI
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OPECIAL NOTICE-

DRESS GOODS, LAoEs AND GRAPE
u Goods, Embroidssiss, sca.fs, Dress Bu.tors,
Dress Trimmings, &C., opened This day.
J. II. DEWITT a CO.
MI Z and IL Public So are.
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DOOM WANTED-A PLEASANT
LOR Oom ntar the Publ Square furnished pre- er-
red-Eith or ElTh0us b9aId. Addre-s h. A., Box
532, City. mh7:lg3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-09

DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-A de-
ylG tAehed Gothic Cottage and three acres Of land
having ontsgs OF &c Ret kinsman St eet a, ar
GoresI, and runnin back through urangs 10 Bur-
well stgest, making total frontage OF COO eer, The
lvDGe c3nains Is r. Oms, STANDS back 40 ct Fl ON
the road, aud has been recent improved az d en-
bellKhed at great exp.n JOd Barn and Out
louses, EIuiE Ire 5. Grape Vines, Shrubbery, ac
fOr fu ther part cuiars Apply &C w. PALMER, "A
q tWRter Block, cu leIiOr street. n3 :ls3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-09

WAREHOUSE FOR RENT-THE
w premises occupied bT Messrs. Davis Yoroe.
mh7.lN JOSEPH PERKINS