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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-13

Daring tha past week the market has exhibited
very lIttls change in itI gsssrS tone and character
different from shat Of the week previous. Far the
Arst three days, owing to The hrmness and upward
tendency In Gold, there was . disposition among
sellers Of BIoar and Wheat to demand An TdTAnes
on the figures Of the week before, aud held their
VioWs higher, but buy -, having probably little
eSnadFnes In the advance Of Gold, ware not dis.
posed to move, and thsrs vas nothing Of eouIo-
qusnes done. Toward the o'OIs, however, Cola be-
gan to decline and brouGht down with It the yisws
Of holders, the effect being to draw out intsrier
buyers who had exhausted theIr stoeks. and on
ThurdAy and Tridayitbsrs we're qui'S liberal sales
Of wheat and Corn, and an Improvements In The
demand for Flour at about the prices prevailing on
Saturday last. Bat utilI the market could not b,
quoted a. othsrWiae than dali, almoat the entir,
IiGt out,ias the articles We hsYs named being No.
elected, or only In request BY small trade buyers,
To-day there were 10 transactions uhAteVsr On the
Board Of Trade, and none that We could hsar Of
along the River, IN BrSadstuhs the market eloalng
weak and BpiEitlsSs.
The erocsry market during the week has been
without change and dealers to-day report It quiss
though hrm.
FrefEhfS-stsady at the following ratss; An
BA1I-TO New York, Flour q 90; Wool e n
Dressed Hog 81 80. To Boston, flour % 10; Wool
o 81 Dressed Hog 81 80.
RIOur-Q0iet ct 50 1910 90 for fair TO good
STAdeI Xxx red; $40 S09u 90 for do Xxx white.
Very choice to fancy brands command an advance
of2525oc upon these outside h8urei, bat the In.
Quiry iI chiefly fOs the common grades.
Wheat-Dull, closing nominal. We heard OF
no Iales to-day, and suOtp nomina1y 1t 81 10 for
Extra red ftcm SsoEsi 81 90 for No. do d.; 81 90
fer No, 3 Do Do,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-13

Cumberland Coal has been the most active in the
list, and the large advance Is attributed to heavy
''bull" pressure, Wkose efforts were Influenced and
aided By the r'p0rt that arrangements have been
made By which the bonded debts OF the concern
Rill all bs sxgnguished By sale Of portion Of its
landed sstats. Upon the opening Of navigation It.
has boat capacity to nova 10000 tons Of coal,
which would give per cent upon its stock at par.
Tbs sales OF the 7 30 Pot ar Loan are progress.
ing very sslisfaofsriy under the AiraBgtmsnt with
Mr.. Jay Cooke. In this city the subscriptions dar-
fog the rast week have been LIBERAL. To-day the
ssoond NationAl Bank received $500 and the
First National SSO, 900,
On 9hurSdAy lslt ths Merchants Bank Of ihtI
city eOmmsnesd hu .intss under the National Bank.
ing system, and on Monday, Cl:th) tbs City Bank
adopts similar courEs. Both are Bub-agsntI for
the 7-so L an. The Commsroial Bran Rank viii
follow, Il iS understood, in . short time.
TIE organization of al Evening Stock Exchange
in this city vas eOmplssed this evening, and It
win Commune bOiiRssJ oa Monday. The rulsl
and rsgulAtsOns will to found In cur Local col,
umns
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-13

TuE CoSoERF TO-EIsET-We feel sure that
no one Of our readers needs to be reminded
of the fact that Gottsehalk sppsArs This
evening st BrHinArd's Hall, supported BY
Miss simOnS, Sig. ArdivAni, and Messrs.
Brsinard, Behrsns and Music. The sale of
tickets has been imm snse, and there is sV-
cry reason to anticipate one Of the largest
and most brilliant audiences that ever
gathered to hear Gottschalk in this city.
We have already called attention to the
principal features Of the very attractive
programme. We need say nothing further
in cOmmsndstiOn Of It, or Of an artist 80
we'll and so favorably known to Cleveland
audiences as Mr.. GottsehaIk.
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KEW YORK HARKE-Reb. n.


ct s0o82o fnr middling.
FfOur-Firm for common and ueiig., v-.a i.
Sales At se s5es 80 for extra ststs. a. -
II IL for extra round hoop Ohio; 81 9OlaiI 81 =.
trade brands. Market closing quist Win ~ ,sI,..
At inside quotations Isel1ded IN TIE 1SisS =.
90 90. '---'' pun -
Whisky-Flrmsr. Western 81 aeAe 20
Whe8t-Quist and without Decided esarc.
Oorn-Firm. Old mixed Wsatsrn auctod - a
Ss91 90. a-S''~ - -
Oafs-Eirn. Moderate sales OF wsslsrn A as n
Oz I1S-lattsF pTico Al extrsms
Eeeroleana-Qulsf as 49050c for 0r.a.. era,
go lor Bsased in bond, and s8asso for RsfpSf
POrk-hartet hrme- with bst.sr s.n.,d
sales q SSI 5o9S7 IS f0z new mes; ~ soe
80 10 ior ls6S-4 mess, cash and rerulsr -
closing q S53 70 regular; $50 00A6H % ~ u-I,s'
ana 50 uogso 20 for prime meSs. Alss 300 49,
new mess for February, March and Anrii. ..liS--
and buyers option, at S57 TdaSa co ------'
Boef-steady at aboat pEsTionS pri-.,-
Dresser AOEs-RigRsF. Sales e isll0lM1,
for western, = -S1A4t05AS
Cas- Meats-Gaod dsnad at lTals1<s s.-..,,,
asrSs ano lSq1te Tor hama; rouih Sho1Ifsrs ~
naeen-Ear aSmand. Sales CH1hS-l.-.s' -.
At s0ei S11e lo1g sat hama; 2I3s for IhoTt Tisb.5
LArd-Shhde easier. ealsI At JfAqsal. 49,.
Ing szan lAlos shsI1s At fS7<92s5Ss. '-''1@'
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". H. Morris, Secretary.

eIsSs FAILIHe AEB FALLRG.-Ths high
wind that came up last night played gen
sral havoc among the S,gns. Among those
that fell was the handsome one of Bryant
Z STATIONS Commercial College, in front
Of NOrthrOp L HsrringtOn's Block. Sin
gulsrly enough, the sign broke. i'll falling,
in such manner that each Of the names
remained ints,t, 20 that "Brysnp rsclined
esreleSsly AgsiRst s lamp post, while
"strattOn" lay hslpleSsly and hOPeleSsly
in the gutter. The awning rails in front of
Rettbsrg's and HOWer'S were torn down by
the falling sign. and things in general
looked rather chaotic.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-13

Private AHAfrs-ImpORiant to Many.
DIR. DsHArt can be consulted daily from gto II
A. n, and from , to 4P. n at the Drug Store Of
George ". Clark, No. 11s Superior street, C.svs-
land, Ohio, until the 7th Of March next.
People (naio or fsnals) Iufsfing from disease
they do not wish everybody to know Of, will nnd It
PrSatAblO to consult DR.. DsHart.
Married ladies wishing relief from weaknesses,
or other diseases peculiar to their SEX can consult
DR.. DSHart AZ his rss,depee, No. 1o4 Erie street,
near Medical College, frOn halipASt to hAlf-past
so'slOek every every sIsainE, Sundays excepted
until the date Absvs named. This arrangement
viii afford an opportunity to many to get vol, Who
have sseniRgly done everything for the recovery OF
lost hsalth.
Avail yourselves Of DE-, DeHArs's extensive ezps-
rsasA lsb7;192
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-13

On ~ TEUNsULL CovxTE.-We lsarn from
the Warren AG0eY6ssr that there is consid-
ersble excitement in TrumbulI county ct
present. Mr.. Ward il sinking q well in
Niles and means to bare to the depth of l, 200
feet. Mr.. Kennedy is operating in How
land, near Mosquito creek, and has sunk
his well to the depth Of atty feet. Eastern
capitalists are buying up largetraetg oflsnd
in WeAthsrsfeld and Mecca. Mr.. Fitch
Lewis has disposed of his farm Of three hum
drsd acres, on the Bszetta road, for oil pur-
poses, for Sls,7BO, i1s sa5fE1i
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-13

DEDIsITIeS or THE DETROIT Board OF
TAADE BUILDISo.-The Board Of Trade of
this city Saturday received from the Board
of Trade Of Detroit an invitation request
ing them to delegate three Of their num-
bsr, as representatives.; to participate in the
dedicatory ceremonies, to be given on the
32d of this month, the occasion being the
first occupation of 8 new building just
erected By the Detroit Board, and which is
represented as very fine structure. Ac-
companyiug the invitation was the pro-
grsnme Of exercises; the chief, features Of
which will be as followI: Address by
Joseph Aspinwall, Esq, President of the
the Board Reading Of WashingtOn's Fare
we'll Address by Ray Haddock, Esq, secre-
tnry of the Board Grafton by Hon. G. v.
n. Lothrop; Ball and Supper in the new
building, commencing at eight O'clock in
the evening of the 29d. On the evening
of the Esd Dinner will be given at the
Biddle House to the invited guests. 1t is
understood that twenty FIVE Boards Of
Trade will be represented and hence the
necessity of restricting the delegations to
three. The delegates are requested to
bring ladies with them. Free passes to
and from Detroit are to be furnished. The
President of the Board in thiEcity, sgree-
able to instructions By the Board, deSig
mated Mr.. Geo. Gardner, Of the firm of
Thstcher, Gardner, Burt & Co., Mr.. Davis,
of the firm of Davis & YOrcs, and Mr.. C..
". Coe, as the Cleveland delegation. Tho
occasion will undoubtedly be one Of the
happiest character.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-13

CoLOREp soLD1ERs' AID SOCIETY. - The
COiored Auxiliary Soldiers Aid Society Of
Cleveland will hold fair and festival, at
Ohsse's Hall, Lymsn's Block, on KsdnsS-
day, February 18th, commencing at three
o'clock, P n. An address will be delivered
by Rev. h. B. Knight, in the evening, al
1--WE O'Clock. 1t is hoped that every friend
Of the soldier will turn out, and thereby
assist in promoting the good work.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-13

ECoRREO7Tox.-In our notice, Saturday
morning, ofthe accident on the Cleveland
and Columbus Railroad, near Iberis, We
made Superintendent Flint say that enly
three or four passengers were injured We
misunderstood him. There were ten or
twelve hurt more or less, but only three or
four of them sustained damages at all SER
ious. Ali came on with the next train.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-13

ExEIsITIoH OF THE 0EERLIE WISFTR
soHosL.-Ths closing exhibition Of the
oberlin Winter school-Whichi is conducted
by several Of the Professors in oberlin Col
legs during the long winter vacation
took place on Friday last, at the College
Chapel. The exercises consisted of ora
tions, essays and debate, and were par
ticipated in by six gentlemen and four
lsdSes. The exhibition was very success
ful and reflected credit upon those who
participated in it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-13

RIv. J. C. FErTcHER AT OBERLIH.-Tbe
Rev. J. C. Fletcher is announced to deliver
his brilliant and entertaining lecture enti-
tied "Two Thousand Miles up the Amazon, I"
in oberlin, on Wednesday evening next,
February 18th. We commend him to our
readers in that place. His lecture was one
Of the most interesting and pleasing which
has been delivered in this city for years.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-13

CELxsE or PROvosr MGEsHG.-The order
relieving eOlensl Nef, at his own request,
from the duties Of Acting Provost Marshal
Of this District, which he expected to
receive Friday night, came early Saturday
morning, and the Colonel left for the dis
charge of hiss Pssssing duties at Colum-
bus. Captain Riddle, of the 9th Veteran
Reserve Corps, arrived from johnson
Island, and on Saturday entered upon the
temporary charge Of the Office,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-13

The WEITazR.-Fhsrs was slight change
in the weather yesterday morning. A tre-
mendoas wind arose in the early hours and
kept up its fury till Daylight, hurling snow
and slest with the utmost violence against
houses, searching roof and claPbOardiDg
for hsir-liks HIsures, which could furnish
ne bar to its admission. The streets seemed
yestsrdsy to have been swept as By bosom
of destruction. The numerous signs, avn
ing-rOds, &C., on Superior street, which
were torn down or left hanging by some
slight stay, head downwards, testify to tho
fury of the gale. Many houses had shingles
and clspbOsrds torn off. Four tall CHM
neys on tho Cleveland Institute were blown
over, coming down on the slate roof with
q thunder crash, breaking in the roof, but
doing no serious damage. No FIRE could be
used on that side of the building yester
day.
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OH 0amEaag
SECURITY OIL co.
CAPITAL, :. 500, 900.
SHARES 50 90 EACH.
NO FURTHER ASSESSMENT
Additional Working Fund to be Ap-
prOprtated, $S9, 900.
W.. c. OTIS, Esq, President.
81. LEWIS, Secretary.
q, A. READ, Treasures.
DLRECTORS,

DIRECTORS:
VS.. O. OTIS, W. B. CASTLE,
JOHN HARThEsSs e. n IEI n n4ShINg' ~ nSy'
John b. SARGENT.
The Company own in fee simple, free Of incuns
branoo, ample Lands located In the very best OIL
DIsTBIOTs on the Allegheny River and Big Eau.
dy Greek, VenNrgO county, Pa. Alao three Tracts
under Leas.hoIl, on whieh THREE WELLS are
commenced. which are oontracteiJ(snd already
paid for to be Pat down to the depth Of 800 feet >
one vel is now down 4se feet, with ane lhow OF
OIL, with interest In two Engines, Tools, Tabirg,
Fixtures, So, paid for.
In addition % tho uoneTH already tEpezcsd, the
Company have nine thousand dOllsra cash on hlus
subscripdons VII be rcooived at the Banking
House OF g, A. ReRd a. Co., 30 Superior
street, for balance Of unsOld EtOck, $50 600, at
par value. The entire amount subscribed to be sp-
propristsd for working the Lands for the bsDet el
a. convspv fsb4.l92 4.hp
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-13

CArrA1x JoHN REID sEETENCED.-Captain
John Reid, of the sth o. V. l., who was
rec emily tried by General Court Martial
on the charge OF embeEzling s1S, $40 belong
ing to the Government, and due to subSti-
tutes and drafted men who wore being
transported from Tod Barracks to the Army
Of the Potomac under his charge, has been
sentenced to be caIhiered, and forever pro-
hibited from holding any Office or employ
msnt in the service Of the United States,
and to refund the same sum or bsinprisOn-
ed in such place as the Secretary of War
may direct until the said sum is refunded.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-13

D1v1DEKD.-A dividend Of two per cent.
due subscribers to the stock of tho Tar
Spring Petroleum Company, will be paid
at the office of the agent, over 126 Superior
street.
Shareholders are requested to call during
the present week and receive their money
which is now ready.
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Wholesale ErOn ana aan lIarksa.

On Iron (sEsspt shss OF dsrsd in Iots Of 20 toss
l21z OsntS Per 100 Ds. IL deducted.
On Nails ordered in lots Of leo kegs OF more I2IS
cents per kfg Il deducted.
Terms sash in Nov TOfk X haugs as par, or
funds par In Cleveland. A Discount Of par cent
Is made II RENTED on receipt Of InvoEss.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-13

HudDOn's unriyRled Tooth Paste Is
unssrPssG, in removing rust and tartar and
whitening ths testh. But its chief eKeensnee con.
IIsts in the certainty with Whs Il hsalS all ten
dsrness Of the gumS and prevents thslr bleeding.
It's constantly iRpreasing demand wherever known
is one Of its 81 oat res0nnendAtions. Sold BY
all druggists. janSo:l92
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-13

ENoLIsH oPERA.-A rare treat IL this
evening to be offered to the public of Glove
land-the opening night Of a season Oi
English opera, rendered by native singers,
who comprise company of unrivaIled
natural ability and artistic skill. We are
sure that they will receive hearty vel
come to Cleveland, Tho opera for the
evening is Balfe's bohemian Girl" which
will bs put on the stage complete in all the
essentials of scenery, dress, &c, &c. Mr..
s. C. Campbell, who is pronounced by the
New York press to be the best baritone in
the country, appears IS Count Arnhsim,
Mr.. William Castle, the unriTallsd tenor,
as Thsddsus, and the young and beautiful
Miss Fanny Stockton, prinla DONNA cOntralt0,
as Airline. We hope to see large audience
at the Academy Of Music this eFsning.
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CITY NEWS.

EAST CLEVELAND Our OF TIE DRAFT.-Esst
Cleveland has furnished her quota of twelve
men under the last call, and is now out Of
the draft.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-13

BRIGADIER GENERAL CIsENENT.-Golonel
J. 8. Easement, Ofthe 1OSd, o. V. l., has re-
Gently been promoted to the rank Of Briga-
disr General. So says the PaineEvil!e
Teleoraph.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-13

PIRsoNAL.-Among the arrivals ct the
WeddeIl House on Saturday were Royal
Taylor, Esq, of solon, and Captain G. \.
Morgan, of the IO3d o. VI.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-13

sKATISs.-The Skating Park wss in cspi'
tai leOndition on Saturday and was thrOngsd
with happy crowd of skaters, especially
during the afternoon, when there were sew
eral hundred present.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-13

CoURT OF CoXEox PLEAs.-The February
term of the Court of Common Pleas COM
mences to-day, before Judges FOOte, Bolton
and Oofinberry.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-13

BenovaI-AAskGs, Wiuisme 4 Co., have re,
moved their once to No. IA Superior ItFeet, up
Stair In LELpEH Building.
Cleveland, Feb. Is, lse5. Fsblaie0.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-13

A general Atttsndanen Of the members Of the
Stock ExthaDgs Is requested this Monday evening.
fsblGlSo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-13

IH CIxoISNIrL-Ths Cincinnati papers
announce the arrival of Captain Mask IN
Cincinnati, for examination before Genera.
Hooker. u.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-13

Fourth ward EelieT COnmi1tee.-An
sdJoprned meeting Of the Committees will De held
at the residence Of ~ G. Hover, l5 Prospect street.
this Monday evening, at halfpsst seven o'clock
fsbIs:lpo O.s. HOBBS, soo'y.
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H.7. HONEY nARKEr-Fsb. IL.


MOney-KAsy st 30.
Sterling ExchHnge-Dull and Louinal Of
1os5felOs51 for gold.
GOlG-Unssttlsd aud lever. Opening at e09,
declining to 2O5, and closing at So61<03G%
TstAl exports Of Bpeeis to-day, Si57, 40.
Governments SeOokB-b ale qoiss arm, With
q fair bEri aasB dOiug.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-13

Water LJmO-Firm ss q Is for ouwsVo ss
Akron; % 90 foF Rossdals Csnsnt.
Plasters-'POWsIrI" land platter Sls % psr
ton.
NAlt-EIra. Barley Malt quoted At g % pr
bushsl.
Ala and PorteT-MHrkss Ssssay. We Q1sa-
- fOloWB: Present Use XX Als Sle ssoak xXx
u1oglai Ksaastt us Pale Orsan uIi PsrtF
81. HAIfand quarter barrels IN propoEtiOa.
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FINANCIAL & COMMRRWkL,
FINANCIAL.
MoRH1Ne LsADBR OFFloE,

6Afu3DAIs loD. IL lcoos
The Money market during the past week has par
taken, to ITsgs degree, OF The quiet that eharas-
tsrissd commercial circles here, the demand ct no
tims for currency from tbs public having been
very considerable, but on the contrary, more than
usually light, 70 that the Banks have not hseu
prssssd for accommodation they could not give
with perfect case and safsty. yond the wants OF
customers, however, tks Banks have not, as : rue
AhordSd suy fsTorI, nor they disposed to do 50
At present, snd prObss u will not until more Est
tied and definite state Of things shall succeed the
present uncertainty that perVadtB trade. The sup
ply Of currency, though not large, has Sn ample
for ihs wants Of Bankers, AMI no such Btringsney
has been experienced was the case the week pre-.
Vlous. In Exchange the demand has been rather
better, relatively, lhln for Gu Teney, ana ths mar
kSt hAs ruled close, though not Ssriagsnt. The
regular ratSI have en- 3S9H OF buying snl par
ceiling.
Ths Gold market during The week has exhibited
marked weakness, and since Tuesday has rsaliI
steady decline, closing 70 day fraction OVsF 10
per cent. lower than on Monday. At the opening
Of tho Wssk the market e. umsd . nueh stronger
bearing, innusEssd b. the failure Of tie peace
rumou, and the tendency was toward an advance,
bat the nSWH Of the movement Of Grants army on
Tuesday checked the operators for rise and iu-
duosd decline, but for the forty eight hours sub.
Isqusnt the pr.Ss underwent very little change
Sithsr way, parties seeming disposed. before sub
hitting to too great H. 10 await the develop
nsntI. The continued progress Of the army, how
ever, Addsd 10 the pressure toward . decline, and
On Friday 495 per cent. Wss lcSs, which to-day
vas farther redaesa By the report Of the capture
Gf BrAnehvillo BY Sherman. Another Weakening
inhusnes Was found in the dsSIins Of foreign *.
change, induced By the resusiion In the discount
rate b. the Bank Of England from 81 to per cent.
The supply Of cash Gold in the market during the
week hss also been gOed, thus placing shippers less
At the mercy Of sellers. The foil wing were the
closing prices each day Of the wcOF the rats ct
the close on Saturday last being 21O1<:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-13

Fragrant SOsOdOnf hGrdsss and inTIESEstsI
the gums, purinss and perfumes the breath, slssn-
IOS, beauties and preserves the teeth from youth
to cd age;
Sold all DruggiIta. fsblSilOo.St.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-13
LOUAL NOTICES.

sAFe gatIsaed."-Ths AmSrioSn people sS 9
slsSs prsdSpOSed to diseases Of the hsad throat
and lunEs-ths skin Of tbs most eminent physicians
has been baf1Sd In attempts to eure Catarrhr
which ir allowed to run on RntiI It has assumed
its WsrSt form, viii fsu-sly end in Consumption
which is INCURABLH; ifEhsWsvsr, Or. D, h.
SSslys'S Liquid 0AsArFh Remedy is faithfully used
all who know BY experience = speedy and Psrmau-
Snt sure viii Be Affected. fsbIS:i23.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-13

DY MUTUAL CONSENT NR. S. b.
DBAIkD has withdrawn from the firm Of RoB'T
8ANSA 4 co to take eject On and after Jsuuary
2Stb. 1865, The busineas Of the House VIII be con-
sued as usual " the remGining partners, Il.
-s,1s8 b0b'F HABhA 90.
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ROMANCE IN THE PROVOST NAB.
sHALS OFFICE. lNs

Two Young women Apply to the San.
itary Commission Here for Trans.
POrtatiOn to WashingtOR-AFe sus-
Pected and APresfed-One Turns OUs
MRIe-A Probable Rebel spy-A
Rich Vein when Well worked.
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COMMERCIAL.

MORNING LAADHR OFgIo1,
SATURDAY EvHHNs, FEB. II, 1se5.
ReOefpls-Ths receipts of Grain By rail during
the tWsnty-four hours ending At Ons o'clock to-day
we're a. folIoWg;