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The SIBREoPTIcAE.-Lsst night was an IN
fortunate opening night for any kind of an
entertainment, except one purely patriotic
in its nature. Yet fair house was present
at the Academy of Music to see the fine
views exhibited by Messrs. Greene & Mer-
riman, of this city, who have the manage
ment of this new and excellent art, enter
prise. Our readers will find it to their in
terest and pleasure to attend these refined
exhibitions.
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MERCHANTS National BANK

OF CLEVELAND.
Designated Depository for all Public Monies,
and Financial Agent of the Uni'ed states. Au-
thor.Eed subscription Agent for the
7-3O LOAN, &c.
This Bank having been spl ointed Depository
and Financial teut OF the Government, will
promptly fill all orders 'or the Popular 7-S0 Loan
now being rapidly taken. The decline In Gold
must cOntInue to render this Loan q desirable In
yes ment The usual commission 81 owed to Banks
and Bankers Who bay to sell again.
Five Per cent. Legal Tender Notes,
Wi b accrued interest added, recsiVed in payment
for an .sorintIong. Matnred 1.s0 Cannons nsI4 IN
presentation. United States Vouchers purchased,
and maturing Certificates Of Indebtedness col
lected.
ap6:l24 WI. OUTTEB, Cashier.
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EOR SALE-THE LARGE DOUBLE
IL House, IS md 56 Prospect street, suitable for
boarding house. Terms easy. Enquire Of CONWAY
w. HOBHE, at the office OF Backus Noble. fel3:F
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HAND BLOWN oFF.-ln firing salute yes
terday noon, in front of the LEADER Office.
Dudly B. Kimball, of this city, formerly a
railroad engineer, had his right hand
blown off by premature discharge of tho
gun. He was removed to Dr.. Weber,
Office, where his case received prompt and
skilful treatment.
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& COMMERCIAL.
EINANcIAL.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,

lIVlI-TlH y F1-7I-777l y PIT " I971s J
The news Of the surrender Of Lees army, which
produced SO marked an effect in ev,Ty ether de-
partment Of business activity, was not without its
effect 10 hnsIctsl matters. Gold opened at the low
figure Ct IA and, rallyiDg sight J, closed at l4'
The great news Of the day s.ems to have been
largely discounted 10 anticipation by the operators
in Eew York, and it Is to this fact that may ct.
tri ute the comparatively slight decline.
Speculation in stosks Of all slrts was even more
unsettled yesterday th:n ha, been ths case during
the last week tWo the excited state of the people
almost entirely preventing ths transaction Of busi
ne.s For details we refer our readers to our tsls-
gTsphie columns.
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ISsTALLED.-The newly appointed Sur
geOn of the Marine Hospital, DR.. N. B.
Prentice, the Steward, Ashbel Culver, and
the matron, Mrs. Delana Culver, entered
upon the discharge of their duties Yester-
dev
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OLKVELAND AND PITTSBUR9H
~ z O

1855. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1854
On and aftsr Monday Dec. 18Th, 1854, Trains IsaVI
Cleveland as follows, usily, (SundAYu exoeFted):
500 A. M.-MAIL-ArrlVea at Pittsburgh 500 P. n.
Harrisburgn 2s3g A.. H., Baltimore 90 A, n.
WAshingtcn lO:35 A. n, Philadelphia s55 A. n.
New York COCA. y, Wheeling 90 P. n. Con.
meets at Hudson with y. 2. y. BIB. for Akron
and millsrsburgh.
I:t0 ?. q. -EX PRESS-Arri7ss st Pit5burgh 9:I5 p
NJ, HarTisburgh 80 A. r., Baltimore II 20 p
n, Washingtoe 80 ?. NJ philadelphia 1880 ?,
NJ, New York 2:B P. r., Wheeling 10 A. d,
AIS P. M.-ACCoMMoDATI0N 0N-FoT Hudson and
intermediate Stations, Ouyahoga Falls. Akron.
and Millersburgh, connecting at OrrVile with
P.F. W. u. BY. for Canton, Massillon, WOOs
ter and Mansfield
OArs1Tan thTougn Ton Pittsburgh 10 HsH KsFk
(ViA Az ent0Wn), without change Of oars.
- fare e. low as b. auT other h-z.
~ Through Tickets can be procurec As ths Uatos
Ticket Once, Wedden Houss. at ehs DeBot, or kei
H1cid-Strsss stAti0l-
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OIL Factory for sale.-The subscriber Of
fers to sell his factory Canal and Ohio streets,
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly Eit-
ua5sd, coy-Uact and conveniently arranged. Ca
psoiiy sb 1t fifty barrels per day. Immediate pos
session gi-en ifTequired. B. PEhT0N,
ClsTelE l;Feb, i, 1865. fetl5:r21,
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US. $40 six Per Cent.
coLp-BEARINc BONDS

These Bonds are worth a premium which In
exemption from STATE and municipal taxation adds
from one 10 three per cent. more, according to the
rate levied on other property. The interest Is
payable in currency Eemi-snnually by coupons at
tached to each note, which may be cut of and
sold to any bank or banker.
The interest amounts to
6lue cent g,er dav on n skO nate
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New York stock Market-ApriI 10.
TBY TKLEeBAPHl

By IELEsBAPH.l
Governments SGOcHE---Market steady -
{. 5. Sixes OF 1881 coupons IC7s<: DO reg'stere ]
-; Five-twenty coupons IG711z; do regist -
DO coupons, new issue, =; Ten-forty coupons
921s; do registered :; 0ne-yssr oertihcatss -.
stocks trouger Fort Wayne e3; Rock
Island ob1s; Toledo =; Cleveland and Pitts
burgh 695z; Illinois Central Ferip 1867; Michigan
Southern rt5<; Mariposa III; N. Z. Central 1Os Ii
Erie 70; Hudson IO7; Residing los; Michigan
Central 1lO; Northwestern 303<; do preferred
81, Chicago Burlington Quincy -; Missouri
Skies S. Ohio . nj sissippi certificates ny;
Cumberland =; Quicksilver 69%; Canton =;
Alton & Terre Haute SO; do preferred -; Erie
preferred 81; Tennessee likes -; Milwaukee 4
Plalrie du Chen -; Pacific Mail -
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OPTICIANS.


Practical and Scientific 0ptioian Keeps the lafEs5
szortnent Of Optical In6trumsnts IN the city. Be
ing sn old establIhmsnt, and having been sxtsrs
ivoly patronised, he has the condolences thatlt
present stook VII warrant the continuance Of pa II
lie faYors. An his spectaolss Of the best qualit
Of crystal gassa, ground under his own Inspection
In al cases curing weakness dizziness, and fmpArt
ing strength for long reading and hne sewing. Art
tinolal eyes inserted without pain
H0TFIOE-l8O supcrior-st. hEHt door fron The oaI
france the American Hotal
~ Beware Of trngelsn claiming 10 b Mr.. Folio
nonBoD or his sEslt. inIySa
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WAETED-Fifteen first class men to can
vass this city for the Cleveland Leader
Directory. Must be we'll qualified and
reliable. To such good wages will be paid.
E, CowLEs & Co.
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Connections are nads At MonrcsTlIls With the Eaa
du8ky, Mansfield Newark b. B.; ct Clyde with Ia;
eandusky, Dayton Cincinnati b. 4. st Tremoni
with tho Fremont 3 Indiana b. 4. and at Toledl
with the Michigan Southern Northern Indiana an9
Toledo q Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit
jackson, foIt Wayne bogansport, IAfayeste, Oairs
Alton. ST. LouiE, end al boinfI West. Northwest and
Southwest.
Trains arrive n Cleveland from ToIsdo and q,
West at s2q A. H. 2:55 ?. T., and $3.50 2 y. Trog
eenduBkJ et s;l5 \. a. i. D. RUOkEB. SuE'E
Cleveland, Oct. g 1884
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Weekly Bank statement.
Copper StOcks-AprII 10.

[BY TELEGRAPH.
Prices Of Mining Stocks bid In Boston to day:
Central =; Copper Falls 22; Hancock s94;
Huron AZ; Isle Royals, ~; Minnesota 9; Roek-
land. =; Superior s. Quincy u; Franklin Az.
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POLICE CoURT-The following cases were
disposed of at'the Police Court yesterday
morning:
Vagrancy-Christisn Kugler, Rose Kug-
Ter and Mary Ann McGue, sent to House of
Correction for 90 days each.
Disturbance-Wm. Balde, n. Creighton
and Charles Creighton, fined the costs; NJ.
Werbsch and Catherine Jones, continued to
18th.
Violating Hose Ordinance.-Leopold
Lauer, fined $40 and costs.
Drupk-Patrick Burke, Michael Maher,
Timothy Manning and James Horn, fined
the costs.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Cobb, Andrews d; Co., Qsfs J. B. Cobb &
90, have just received the last edit Of the U.
8. D!spenlagory, carefully revised, for the year
1865. spII:20O
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FoR DETRoIT.-The fine steamer City OF
Cleveland, Captain VIM. Mckay, left for
Detroit last night.
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HEADQUARTERS Co. A, 29ra BEe 0.NG,
1pGE Z

'A-aND1 a PIN o AooC-
The members Of this company are hereby ordered
to sppsar at the Armory on Monday evening, April
10th, at X O'Clock, for business aud DR. Il. Bya
recent resolution Of the company, changing the
Code Of Laws, hle i've dollars is imposed upon
ell nOn-Attendsnts. 1t will be riddy enforced,
unless absentses give . satisfactory eIeuss.
By order. J. B. PARSONS,
splo:2 First Sergeant.
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ITOH.
WhEATON's
ITCH.

DOI6Ii IO1I' VI4N N IN IVIfAIUd
viii cure the Itch in 4s hours-also cures Salt
Rheum, Ulcers. Chilbla'ns, and all EruPtions Of
the skin. Price so cents. By sending 90 cents to
Weeks end Potter, ITO Washington st., Boston, will
Be forwarded ffes By mall. For sale BY ali Drug.
zislA srRoSs & ARMsTRoSs, Cleveland, Agents
for Northern Ohio. mh1kF dAE
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FEED BOYS WANTED.-To feed on Double
Cylinder Presses. Apply at LEADER Count
ing Room.
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ny. Honey RIarket-APriI 10.

mOney-Essy st 697 . ct.
Sterling Exchanged Quiet ct l0s9<9lo9
for first class baukers' bills.
GOId-recidedly lower. Opening ct IA,
declining to l4S35 sdvsncins to 1855 and closing
at Is43[
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DIANO SPREADS-BroWn, Green,
and Maroon Embroidered Piat 5preass, ind
opened. TAILOR, GBIsWoLD Co,
,bb8Q a. supsEios ETess,
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Attention, Co. b, 29th Reg't 0. n. g.
You are Otdsred to sppsar at your ArmoTy, corner
OF Pearl sod Franklin streets, on Monday evening.
April 10th, TO no Election for Captain and First
Lieutenant Polls will open at 7:3O and elrse at 10
P NJ By ordero Of HSNRY Z. OHUBB,
Second Lieutenant, Commanding.
W. WARHIEeIoS, o. S. sps:2o0
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CLEvELAED LIBRARY AssooIATION-ELEo-
r1oN OF oFF1cERs,-Ths annual meeting of
the Cleveland Library Association was held
last night in the Library Rooms.
h. B. Tuttle, Esq, President of the AssO-
cistion, in the chair, and L F. Mellen wss
appointed Secretary.
The Report of the Board Of Directors was
read and adopted. A copy of the same was
handed US last night, but owing to yester-
days reduction (by fate y of our force of
compositors, we are not able to lay it before
our readers this morning. 1t must lie over
for our next issue.
The following are the officers elected last
night for the ensuing year:
President-A. G. Colwell.
Vice President-Chss. c. Baldwin.
Corresponding secretsry-H. C. Luce.
Recording secretary-E. B. Chamberlain.
Treasurer-A. GOrham.
Directors-John F. Warner, J. F. Hoilo-
way, J. NJ. Sterling, IT., E. s. Root.
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Hats, Caps, dte., d. smsged by the late fire,
will he cold out cheap for The next ten days at
MAOK's, l5S Superior street. Now is your time
to get bargains. sP7i2OO
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OLBVKLAND AND TOLEDO 4. !
ID. WINTER ARRAeaIMIa

On and after M0nday. Oct. lIst, 1854, PassonEs'
Trains VIII Leave Cleveland as iOIoEH Sundays ex
CsEtod:
s:lo A. M.-OHIOAGO E1PBESS. .-Ssops at Bersa
Grafton, 0bgrlin, Wakemaa, HorHalk, mOnros
vile, Bellevue, Clyds, Fremont and Elmore
and arrives AZ Toledo At y rs P. H., UnicAgo q
u10P. \. ana Detroit 30 P. n.
aila P. M.-WESTsRH hAIL.-Stop3 ct all 1tation,
on Southern Division, and arrives ct Toledo q
I:3 ?. n; chicago at As A. n. and Detroit Il
l0.10P. n.
ls10 p. M.-H0BTHERN MAIL.-5toPa At ell sta
tons on Northern Division, and srTtVes 81 SAn
duBky at 7:l0 p. n.
osa P. M.-HLGHT EXPRES5.-Ssop1 At GrAfton
EorNalk, MonrooYine, Clyde and Fremont, and
arrives 81 Toledo at Is A. r.; OhieAEo e an
R.M. and Detroit at 500 A. 4.
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TOMMY, CRACKED WHEAT,
Ut Graham Flour, Corn Meal, Split Peas, Pearl
Barley, and choice brands Of Family Flour, con.
stantiy on hand st 2TO Superior st. mh2s
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ToNsoRIAL.
TTes AND HAIR WoRA.

WIGS AND HAIR WORk.
IN. D US NEW ESEABLISEEEHKs
TIE LARGEST N TIE STATE
en- vie uaNHo Aa0 LADIES' HAIR lRESSlEl
50 PUBLIC SQUARE.
hEnufhotuysE Of Al kinds 0f Wigs, including
he celebrated
ILLUSION WIG, tg
scrutiny. A very large and beautiful stock q
LONG hair, drought b. the proprietor from
Europe, for SWITCHES and BBAIDS-ths elsE8
assortment sVeT seen In this city.
Ladies' Front Pieces and EalH.WIgsS
In sVsry styls, With all improvements.
SETS OF OORLS, mAds fom FTsneh HaturAl
Carried HalE lguarantosd.l
HUGEFu DOUBLE and TRIPLE Bows.
WATERFALLS, g.,
HAds by the advertiser, equal 20 tho9s imported
Ladies' Braids made into any kind Of HeAd-DFsss
~ Bow without injury 10 Switch.
LADIES HAIR DRESSING In ths most prsTSn
ng and fAIhionabls styles.
hB-An work warranted represented
bot and 0oGD BATHS At At hours Aas3e
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TRAVELLERS REGIsTEH.

~ OItiEenH wishing conveyance 20 either Of the
above Trains or Boats will be called for BY Coaches
OK steTens Omnibus Limo, BY leaving their address
at ne Omnibus Omcs, l4T Superior street, next
door 70 the Weddel HOUSE.
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RAILROADS.
OLBVKLAND = KR1R RAILROAD
1855. wINTEB ARRApsumHHR ps


On and Afssr Monday, Oct. slst, 1884, Pssssngs
Trains viii run hs foll0Ts, Sundays sEsepted)i
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
$50. a. M.-DAY EXPBESS THANKSGIVING -
WillOughby, PAine5TiIle. Madison, Geneva, Ash
tabuls, Qonneaut and Girnrd only, and arrive q
Hrie 81 la ?. H., Dunkirk t:5 ?. H., BudAf
i;75P, H--OIHOIHHATI EXPRESs-5toEpInr s.
PainasTille, AahtabulA and Glrard only, and ar
riYes At Erie6 20 ?. H. Dunkirh s:15 ?. H., But
$50 P. NJ MAiL AHD ACCOMMODATION
etoyping At Al stations snd arrive At ETis
800 2. a..NieHF ExPREss TRAIH-ssOFvlns a.
PainesVflio AEhtabuls and GiTard only, and
arrives at Erio As l2;40 A. T., D1aEtTk SO
a. H. Buffalo ga A. n.
LEAVE IBIL
80 A. M.-NGHT EXPBESS TRAIE-5sopplnt
At Girard. Ashtabula and PAineaYills only, anf
arrive at Cleveland at 7:s0 A.
6:IB. A. IA. MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
IRAIN-stoPPlnG a. al StAticns and arrive q
I0:ib A. M.-TOLEDO ENPBESS-stoppinF ak al
stations except EWAnville, Saybrook, OnlonYille
Perry, Mentor and Rlokline, and arrives a
sss P. M.-DAY ExPBEss TRAIH-stoppinS e
Girard, OOnnnaut, Ahhtabula, Geneva Painea
vile only, and arrives In Cleveland ct e.l5 r. \
second OlA1 Cars ara run on ID throzs
AN the trains going westward connect At OlsyelAn.
With trains Tor Toledo, Chicago, Columbus Oinetn
natl, Indianapolis, St. Louis, &C.; and al througl
trains going eastward, connect at Dunkirk with tn
trains ef the New YORK Erie kallroads and at Bui
New York Otty Railroads for New York, Albanyl
Boston, Niagara falls, &C., and at Eric th train
on the Philadelphia Erie Railroad.
GirGrd with Trains on Erie 3 Pittsburgh Aailroaf
for binesTnle. 0eadvile, Jamestown 20.
g. hOFTIaaHAA- sue't
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COMMERCIAL.
MORNING LEADER OFFIOH,
MONDAY EvKURG, April 10, 1855.

MORNING LEADER OFFIOE,
MONDAY EvEURG, April 10, 1855
The news from the army has completely paralyzet
bus ness. The Board OF TradO he'd no session yes
tsrday ,aHd almost moth ng was done on the river,
save 70 join in the unanimous and universal ex
preston of joy at the near prospect Of peace. II
the meantime everything remaiss as at the ecss OF
Saturday.
Freights-sieady at the following rates; ALI
BALTIC New York, Flour 81 90; Wool, % "a
Dressed Hogs 81 30. To Boston, Flour 50 10; Woo
So IL; Dressed Fogs 81 40.
FIOur-Market dull. Held at ss,O0Qs,5O fol
good to choice Xxx red Ss.OO9s,t go for good tc
choice XXX white.
Wheat-The market continues dull and heavy
Sales to-day were cars No. l red from store al
$3.50.
COrn-In more demand and STEADY. Sales
cars and 5000 bu new shelled from store at CSC.
Oats-No sales. Market dull and nominal at
5eS5sc.
Rye-Eothiug doing.
BarIey-Inactivs and nominal.
POrk-In moderate trade demand at e9s, 90 fer
Oity-pscksd mess.
Lard-In fair request for cIty.rendered at 22c
in kegs and 2Io in tierces. Country rendered held
at l69lso.
Smoked Meats-In fair demand and steady
at 22c for sug'r-eured hams l7e for shoulders
lsc for dried beef
Rutter-MArket very quiet Western Reserve
roll Is ssniog in 3 small way at 2l92lo.
Eggs-Firm, with fair business doing, at 2Oc.
Cheese-soaTce and firm Ct &c.
HIEhwIues-Hesvys and nominal at s.. Is
AIcOhOI-Market quiet and lower. Held At
Sl,se92,ss for ss per cent. Neutral Proof Spirits
81 s5@2,ss.
PetrOIeum-The market is quiet and nominal
as 7sc.
seeds-Olover scarce and held at $3.50. Timo.
thy nominal st s4OO@4,26.
POtAtOcs-Quiet. Sale car prime peach.
blows st tOc.
Beans-Yery dull, and market nominal ct e. 90
for prime medium white.
Dried App1es-DulI and lower. Sales to-day
Of 1900 lbs ct 70 and pay for packages. The range
Is 7gsc.
Dried Peaches-scarce and firm at 49Q4Ao
for peeled, and S2S34e for unpeelsd.
Lake FIsh-DemAnd only moderate selIiDg z
at the following prices: Whitedsh, halt bbIs 80 Is
Trout half bbls, $780, Piokerel half bbIs, 81 90,
and very scarce; Herring So 80 per bbl.
GrOceries-Ths market duri az the past week
hs' ruled dull, but stssdieF, and closes frmer. A
slight decline from last weeks closing Bgures has
been realized on most kinds of staple goods. We
quote as follows:
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U. S. LOAN.
q. S. 7-sO LOAN

By authority Of the Secretary OF the Treasury,
the undersigned has assumed the General subssrip-
tiOn agency for tho sale of United States Treasury
Notes, bearing seven and three tenths per cent In
tsrest per annum, known as the
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&. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
s. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
Ill Superior st.
Subscriptions received TO the

az 3-lO PER CENT. AND lO-40" NATIONAL
LOAN.
Cou mission allowed to Subsoribers.l
Es5-U. 8. Boads Of 1881, 5-2Os, lO-4J's, Treasury
Notes and all other Government Securities pur-
ehssel and for sale on the most iagOrAbl terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada money bought
and sold at bsst rates. Deposits received and Col
leotions made 1T all secessib pOiBts. Uncurrent
funds converted at lowest rates. Revenue Stamps
for sale. oc4
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subscriptions viii be received by the
First National Bank OF Cleveland, and
Second National Bank of Cleveland.
March 25, 1855. ap3
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF CLEVELAND.
Designated Depository for all Public
Monies.
Authorized Subscription Agent for the
on n NJ

HEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cobb, Andrews 4 Co.-Sohool Books, &c.
J. G Jennings-For sale or to Let.
SAL. Featherstone-Lsntern
Erie B. Steamboat Co.-Eotioe to shippers.
ESQ Superior st.-Boys Wanted.
Sheldon & French-Dissolution.
Kaufman Bros Skirt Elevator.
KsndaIl & Oo.-Eew Goods.
Chs7in's HaIl-Hutchiuson Family.
Chspin's Hsll-soeial Party.
Oobb, Andrews 4 CO.-LOcal Notice.
Cabinet Organs-BeosI Totioe.
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Pattern bonnets, from the New York
openings, at Mrs. shaw's Millinery Rooms.
sul7.
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SEvEN-THIRTY LOAN.

These Notes are Issued under date of June Eth,
lse5, and are payable three years from that time,
in currency or convertible at the option of the
holder into
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HholbF--Sandu1ky, Mansfield Newark BAiroad, &
Mansfield, Nj. Vernon. Newark, hanesYila
Orsatline-PittsburEh, Fort Wayns Chicago BAH
road, Forest, Upper SanduskY, Delphos, Lima
Tort WaTne, LapOTte, chicago, &C. West an
East for Mansfield, Wooster, Massillon, 80.
GrAftJn and Bellefontaine Railroad Lile or Msror
Bellofontaine, Sidney, Union, huncis Indian
hpolis, TerTe Haute, NinEcnne3, Egtn5Vilis
Louisville, Cairo, ST. Louls 10.
QeleEare-vith Sprtngheld Branch for 5SFingh
Oolumbus-Llttle Miami Columbus, and XelL
Railroad, for 1eniA, Dayton, Indianapolis
Terre Haute, st. Louis, Morrow, LoTelnnd, Ane
OtlciRnNt, sud with the Ohio and MisalssiDp
Ballroad At Cincinnati for LoutsYiDB- Evans
Vile, Cairo, 81. Lolis, nd Al soink on q
Ohio River.
Oolnmbus-0ontTal Ohio Rapro-d tor Newark, Kanss
Vile, Wheeling, Sol Columbus, Pilul 4 In
dams Railroad for Piqua, Urba1a, &c.
Tor Tickets 70 al points and information aYDl
at the Passenger Station and - Union Ticket U11cs
lH Superior street. rs. FLINT,
OlaEnland. Dot. 81. lsfa. sulerln ntanhanA-
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a E44lI 7 ll4ALA4NLII NVAIV ALUUD . NlIIi
OOIHNATI AILROAD,
Is64-5. WINTER ARRANGEMENT ls64-5
lst TrAin-s;o6 A, M.-OIHOIHEATI HXPRESE
stopping ct Grafton, Wellington, New Lon
doShelby, 0restiide, Gallon, Gilead, Oar
dton, Ashley, Delaware, Devils Centre sn'
Washington.
"a TrAln-7:l5 ?. M.-ACOOmhOOAFIOH.- STOP
At al stations, snd arrives in Columbus st 8 s
IN, Cincinnati 3:50 A. y.
u Trklns-l0s0O T. .M.-HIGHT EXPRESS-Etoppin,
ct GEaftont wellington, Nov London, Shelby
Orestlines Gallon, Gllead, OaTdington and Del
Trains iSave Columbus at $40 aud Iss5 A.u sIOP.s
arrive At Cleveland s=5o A. n. and 80 ?. n
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$40 OO0 MONEY ADVANCED

OOUsOOU in sums to suit--st the old stand and
wen-knoVn WAGNER'S LOAN OFFICE, On Secu-
rites otsveTy kind, viz: Gold and Silver Watches,
Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewelry, Guns, Pistols,
Clothing, DIy Goods, Pianos Melodeons and all per-
sonal property and articles OF value the sat
lsfactory terms. Business strictly private. Estab-
hshed is5l. MIA variety of unredeemed Watch
-, ! Wsl-y, Gun 8, etc, or sale at bargains.
Ohce-cOrner OF Water and Superior streets, over
oct22 J. Cav WAGNER.
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A 7 A BARGAIN.-FOR SALE-The

Subscriber offers for sale his residence situated
tgo and half mies from The Court House, in very
ues rable locality. The Lot covers ten and half
acre. o. exceedingly choice land, and contains
abundance Of EhTubberV; Raspberry trees and
strawberry plaptsi GA Vines 10 good assort uentl
gOod Orchard five years ola consisting Of upwards
OF seventy Ap1le Pear Plumb and Cherry Trees; al
80 numb OF Ounce trees all Of which are Just be-
ginning to bear. The House Is brick, nearly new,
con aillng seven lofty roomg. The barn, Carriage
Rouse, Cow Sheds and other Out-buildii g, q
good condition. Altogether, 1t is q yeTy desirable
Iosldenoes and viii Be sold cheap fer cash or long
credit, as paTd sire. Enquire ct l0s ST. Oair st.
mh6.q3 JOHN ALEXANDER
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l. Forest street. House large and oommOdious; Lot
$50 feet by 2, with abundance Of hne Ehrubbery,
And good fruit, choice grapes. aud good barn.
pefior street au2Z :R2