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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-22
J. W. HAMILTON,
c. r. SEYMOUR,
&. ID. CHALFANT.


CHlGRIE FALLS on tbs AssAasINATIoN.-
The citizens Of Chsgrin Falls, in honor Of
our lamented President, Abraham Lincoln,
met en- m1age atthe Congregational Church,
on Wednesday, at Il o'clock. Business had
been entirely suspended, and symbols Of
mourning were seen on every hand. The
nstional colors, sable-clad, were at half
Iaast,- sd H. AIAAAaia- Hall and other
public buildings, were tsstefully draped in
weeds of WOO. In the church, o portrait
of the PRECEDENT, draped in mourning,
adorned the epilpit. Mayor Curtis presided.
Short, impressive addresses were delivered
by Rev. Mr.. Graham, Rev. Mr.. Baker, DR.,
Curtiss, and others, and at the close the fol-
lowing resolutions wero adopted by an
overwhelming vote, and ordered to be pub
lished, with sketch of proceedings, in the
Cleveland papers:
ReSolred, That the assassination Of Abra-
ham Lincoln is q crime Of baseness and
hell-born ingratitude without parallel in
the annals Of governmental history.
ReSolucd, That We to-day otior ourselves
willing sacrifices upon the altar of Justice,
Humanity and Liberty, trio of heaven
born principles, for steadfast adherence to
which our noble and beloved Chief Magis-
trste fell st the hands Of blJod-thirsty
felOn.
Resolred, That, invoking the aid of the
God Of Battles, we swear everlasting VEN
geance upon the entire banditti of traitor
Gus villains who perpetrated or abetted the
deed, and upon all who, in any manner,
apologize for or rejoice over crime Of such
dark and damnable proportions.
H. ". CURTIsS, Chsirmsn.
W. s. HAYDEN, Secretary.
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NEW YORK MARKEr-Aprn n.


COffOn-Msrket moIe active and hrmsT At ss
sllOo for middling.
SEIonr-HeAvy and 5t91Oc lower.
saIes at 81 50G7 10 for extra state; 50 l69s 20
for common to SoOd shipping brands extra round
hoop ohio, ard IS 4o09 80 for trsds bIands-
Market closing heavy. -
Whisky-LOWsr. Sales at 81 Is9s2 Is At
the Gloss. -
VYheat-Heavy and drcoping. Sales at 81 8 q
al IS for common to prime n ilEa aul ee springs
II 6TaI 10 Inferior to choice winter red westerns
81 scat ss smber Michigan.
Rye-HeaYy and dull.
narley-Duh-
COrn-scsrss and firm. Sales Of new yellow
at 81 s7gl SS, new white SCI 80, Inferior
old mixed western 81 81 50.
Oats-stesdy. sales at s9c for western.
WOOI-Duil.
r. .froIeum-Dull a. 3se for crude; E3l fer
refined in 10 ID; T3e for DO free.
COfIee-Fim.
Sugar Active. 1114912o Cuba huscoEsdos
1876 Porto Rico; Havana l4s<.
BOias8ea-Dun.
| POrk-Firmer and quiet. Sales at 81 SOC
/ 7s 90 for new mess. ciosibg Ct s. esshi
g25 OQfl25 26 for 1864 do cash and regular waJs
/ closing at g. osshi S24 759 90 for prime
| ard S26 OOs28 60 for prime mess
| Beef-DuH ard unchanged at about preTiouS
/ prices. -, .
Gus ~ enIs-Aotive ct 141l9l61Sc Shoulders
| and 17SI9c hams.
| BaeOn-N arket quiet. SALES Of Cumberland
| cut ct J61<0l51Sc l6S<al6o fer l0Dg ribbed, and
1 tu1llgIC1sC FOR shcFt aih ed
| k-slrsi--Dull ct 1b54@lsc.
Butfer-Quiet.
cheese Q4itt at 1S922c.
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RE-0PEyNG OF TIE DRANETIC sEAsoS.-We
have from time to time heard many people
sigh for the return of Ellsler's theatrical
company. Their wishes and yearnings are
soon TO be realized and answered. The
dramatic season will reopen on Monday
evening next. A very attractive bill is
presented, concluding with ''The Peoples
Lawyer" in which Mr.. Jim Lewis will sp-
pear as "solon shingle." Fun enough for
one night. The old Academy will be cram
med 70 suffooation.
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No. UU1oE CoLLEer on rHE AssAss1EArloS.

MT. UUI0E COLLEGE on THE ASSASSINATION
We have received the following resolu-
tions from the Committee of the Literary
Society Of Mt Union College:
WHEREAs, In the midst of our rejoicings
on sccount Of the glorious indications OF
restoration to supremacy of law, permls-
sive Providence, has suffered the death, by
an assassin's hand, of our beloved Presl-
nent, a1d an attempt at the same, OF our
able Secretary of State therefore, by the
Linnaan Literary Society Of Mount Union
College, be 1t
and good man, nations deliverer, pub
lie benefactor and an able statesman has
fallen, and that We in common with all
others ere called upon to lament the loss Of
our second Washington.
ResoIUcd, That our deeply felt sympathy
is extended to the family and immediate
friends of President LINCOLN in this great
| bereavement.
ResoiUed, That we ferventlv entreat and
devoutly pray the Father Of Nations, to
| spare tho life Of Secretary Seward to our
already afflicted country, but that "in
! every woe, still say-Thy will be done"
Reyolgcd, That while We heartily approve
i of the acts of the Administration in the
past, we will, with q firm reliance in Di-
| vine Providence, for its success in the iu'
ture, extend the same cordial and Jealous
/ support to his successor.
Resolre1, That the Linnean Literary
Hall be appropriately draped.
Resolged, That copy Of these resolution
be sent for publication TO the Pittsburg
Christian AdVocste, Cleveland LEADER
Portage County Democrat, and Allianc
Monitor.
J. W. HAMILTON,
G. r. SEYNoUR,
&. d. GHALFANT.
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TIE SrEREoPTIcoE.-Anothe exhibition
Of this fine work of art was mede last eve
ming in the Academy of Music. 1t has
given our public great deal of entertain-
ment and solid, intelligent enjoyment.
There viii be but two more exhibitions in
this city, matinee at three o'clock this
afternoon and an exhibition in the evening.
We advise all those who have notseen it, TO
attend while they may. 1t is indeed most
creditable exhibition, and all people of re-
inement and taste ought to attend.
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FIrsf Boar for Lake snnerIor
PERIODICALS,
QUE YOUNG FOLKS

An illustrated Monthly Magazine for Boys and
Girls, edited BY J. 7. TR1W BRIDGE, GAIL
HAMILTON and LUCY LAROOM. This Mega
zine has Glrssdy attained circulation unpa, al O..
lelsd in the history of magazine literature. With
the issue Of the Apdi number It will have an es
tablished circulation OF $1,000 cop es 1t Is cor
daily commanded BY b1th tbs secuisr and religious
press; also BY all persons interested In the subj C.
OF Juvenile Literature, while the expressions Of
Erathcstion ths publishers daily receive from pa
rsnts, and also from the Ycung Folks themselves,
convince them that the negaE ne answers wait
tbst is universally felt. lt iS the ain Of the Pub
Hshers 10 make 1t first class Mage Il, e in every
respect, and they will spare neither labor nor
eHpsnss in their endeaYprH TO furnish 10 their
young readers one whose monthly visits shall be
always welcome and shall be expected with plea
sure.
The Stad Of Contributors embrace tie SoIlosing
among many prominent names: Mrs. STOWE
", LONGFELLOW, JOHN @. WHIT ER, o. W.
HOLMES, Mrs. L. NJ CHILD, Oapt.in MAYEE
REID.
Terms 50 q year. Single numbers 20 cents each.
An subscriptions payable in edTsnoa. Specimen
copies OF Our Young FolkH viii be sslt to any ad-
dress for 20 cents each.
g0Hz g. AMK0E, af Bakers Book Store, $50 Su-
perfor street. Cleveland, being only authorized
Agent for the State Of Chic all orders for the Trade
e well e. subscriptions should be addressed 20 him.
~ Atlantic Monthly and Our Young Folks sent
20 any address for IS.
Publishers, Boston.
BE-AGEETs WANTED in every city and tovr.
Tor particulars address J. b. AMMOhy
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CLEVELAND
CITY DIRECTORY
FOR I865-R,

The undersigned propose TO issue in the
month Of May next, complete Directory Of
the city of Olevelsnd. Having made the
necessary arrangements to have the city
thoroughly cRnvsssed by the 10th of April,
we expect to issue the work on the 10th Of
May !; but the publication may possibly be
delayed until the 25th. AS We intend to
make this a complete directory, containing
the name, business and address of every
men 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
subscribed for.
A limited number, only, Of advertise
nents will be received. For terms, &c,
apply at the LEADER Counting Room.
E. COwLEs & Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-22

PORTRAIT OF Mr.. LISCoLS We have Just
seen full length steel;portrait of President
Lincoln, very finely executed, tom the
hand of J. C. Buttre. Unlike a portrait
exhibiting the features and bust only, it
represents the man as he appeared in life.
The Agent, Mr. ". Il. Shepard, is meet
ing with liberal patronage byour citizens,
and will, in due time, give all call. We
would recommend all to wait and see this
portrait before buying that of any other
artist.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-22

BRAINARD's HALL.-This hall has been
thoroughly reftted, papered, painted and
frescoed. 1t presents fine and brilliant
appearance. We are glad to see shat the
ventilation of the hall has been improved.
The sEy-lights can be easily manipulated
by means Of ropes. An audience can now
sit there with perfect comfort, and enjoy
themselves heartily-if the performance
is a oOd one.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-22

FIRST AsRIvAL PROM LAKE DErAno AND
WELLAKD GAEAL.-The Northern Transpor-
tation Cempsny's steamers Akron and::Em-
pire arrived here yesterday morning from
Oswego and 0gdensburgh, the former bound
for Cleveland and Toledo, and the latter for
Detroit and Chicago. They brought goods
for the merchants of this city and Cincin-
rafi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-22

REPAIRING Tho establishment, No. $50,
on Superior street. occupied by H. W. Lieut.
keneyer, which was damaged BY water at
the time Of the Atheneum FIRE, is being
thoroughly repaired. It viii be re-lathed
and plsstered, and made good in sn other
respects. workmen ars now employed in
repairing Kelly's Block. A new roof is to
be put on the building.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-22

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT GUARDIANS
sLLE-There will be public sale at the
Court House on Saturday afternoon of this
week, at two O'Clock, of several desirable
pieces Of property owned by the late John
B. Waring. Two houses and lots on Bank
street, the block now oc 'upied by WoOdson,
Hitchcock and Cai ter, on Champlain street,
aud a number ofvacanJ lots will be offered.
Time will be given on half the purchase
money,
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TIE WEATHER two days the weather.
has been extremely warm, sultry and ener-
vsting. Foliage shot out with wonderful
rapidity, and many fruit trees are already
in bloom. But about tea O'Clock slsst
night the wird changed and came tearing
over head and through the streets, hurling
the dust every whittier. The air is quite
cold at this writing, midnight
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-22

Swiss BILL RINGERs.-A good house waH
present last night in Brsinsrd's Hall, on
the occasion Of a concert given by the con-
solidsted Peak Family ofswiss Bell Ring
ers. Tho exercises had the merit of varie-
ty and novelty. Serious and comic scngs,
vocal and instrumental performances, al
ternated, and lent spirit to the occasion.
All were pleased, and frequently testified
their delight by lively encores.
They give matinee this afternoon at
three o'clock, snd a final entertainment,
with change ofprOgramme, this evening.
They will draw full house,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-22

PLEAsLBT VIsITcEs. = Two small birds
came beating against the windows of our
sanctum late last night, attracted thither,
through the darkness, by the gas light.
They few about the room in eontented
manner, and resdily allowed themselves to
be captured. We are not naturslists enough
to know the species. Not cansries, nor
sparrows, nor swallows, nor crows, nor
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-22

NAvIGATIoE TO LAKE sUPERIoR.-Robert
Hanna & Co., have received letter an
nouncinE that the ice has left sault River,
and that navigation is open clear through
to OntonOgan. The steamer Lac La Belle
will leave next Thursday evening at eight
O'Clock, from the dock of Messrs. Hanna
& Co
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-22

LAUNoH.-The tug which Messrs. Quayle
& Martin have been building, was launched
Thursday evening. She is very large for
that kind of craft, The machinery of the
wrecked gunbost "Winslow" wan put into
her. She sits on the water graceful as
swan
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FINANCIAL 3 COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
MORNING LEADER oFIIoI, T..

FBIDAY EVENIse, April a. lo6o.
TbsEev York God and Stock Boards rssamed
operations to-day, sud were characterized BY
fair degree of astixity, with an improvement aud
generally frmer feeling throughout. In Gold the
tendency seems to be upward, the purpose OF the
operators probably being to return the price to
$50 or thereabout IS the standpoint. The great
ease in the money market, and The increased hee'
DOM with which lenders discount upon ress 'nAbiy
satisfsctory margins, Of course condu e to spirit
of specuIaion in gold AID stoets and we therefore
should not be rurprised to ind still fsEther ad-
vance. particularly on stocks. We a-pTeheDd'
however, that the pre-ent eale in money az new
York snnot be counted upon for any considerable
time as it Is probable Secretary MeCulloeh viii ct
an early day become large drawer upon the Ma
tIonsI Dtpositoriss. Such ustiOn would stlesst ar
rest an advance started at present. Gold opened
this morning at 14715 and cOsed at two O'Clock al
14s1S; at o'clock the price was 1895. The cos
ipg p-ice at GsIlsgher's Evening Exchange was
1895.
Ihe Railways are nruer throughout, ard ihs De-
rnand active. The prices at o'clock this afternoon
ware reported to the Evening stock Exchange as
follows: Ohio end Mississippi CeTtifcstes2e, Cum
berland 47s, MarIpOsa 1874, Pittsburgh 7315, Fort
wsyne SC, Northwestern 295<, Miebigsn Southern
$50.
Govsrnm mt Bonds are steady, but quiet. Old
Fivs-twenti are quoted at Io61s. Sales her, at
the Stock Exchange this evening were at 1861 =
The inquiry in this market is very light
The local money market remains unchanged
Currency ard Exchange are close, snd the de pand
is act 7s. Ra es for exchange are steady at pal
buying and 11Sa1l premium selling.
In Cincinnati financial siIcles are easler md cur
rency balances ere in the risi0g scsle. Quarter
mas ers are paying up to December lst. First clss
commercial paper Is easy at lO9l2 per cent.
The subscriptions TO the 7-3l Loan at the seeon'
National Bank to-day were IS, 800.
We yesterday published a paragraph from tb
indianapolis Journal stating that the bankers Q
that city had agreed to threw out the rotes Q
| Kentucky, Unlo I-eIs.s- kanls. and pIaA
them at discount Of per cent. The OinoinnAt
Gaz tie says of the statement
This was, in part, a mistake. The notes Of tn
Bank Of the State OF l. diana are to remain At pal
| and In regard TO other banks of Ohio and Indian
tue new olicy Is TO take effect the lst Of d 81
In oar city the National Banks threw Cut Iud aa
paper to-day, bo'h State and free bank, but ih
, currency will be reoe we'd from positOrs At dll
| count Of Il TO q per cent.-suiicient to cover th
,xpe. SO Of sendiDg il home. Ohio notes will ais
| R5overboard. The reason OF this Is. tbs publ
do not care to receive any but national money
, and bankers hnd 1t difhoult TO pay oat The Stat
currency, the people also md 1t dfhcult TO pa
; 1t in trade.
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CHICAGO RIARaET--APrn ri.

FIOur-Quiet.
81 Is fer No. 1.
10. !.
ORfE-Figm at i6c.
High hWfnes-HeglSCt Cted.
PrOvfsiOns-Quiet.
POrA-Ssles OF MesI a. s2s bo9--i prime
mess at 823 90.
Lartl-l7Ie.
HamS-FIrm at 1916.
Receipts Flour, 500 bbls; wheat 5000 bni
corn, ITu,O0O bu; oats, 1900
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DIED.

KNAPP April q1st, at ls Church street. West
Cleveland. Sarah Maria, wife Of John knapp,
aged 45 ysars.
Funeral services will take place FaturdAy,
27d inst at the HsDover street NJ. e. Church, at
o'clock P M. F; lends OF the family are Invited
10
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-22

OH Factory for SRle.-Ths subscriber Of
fers to sell his factory on Canal and Ohio streets,
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly sit
uated, oonDact and conveniently arranged. Ca
pacity about fifty barrels per day. Immediate pos
session given ifrequired. B. PEhToN.
Cleveland, Feb. IA, 1865. febl5.r20L.
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MARINE NEWS.
POET OF CLEVELAND.

ENTERED. D............AFRIL q.
Stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Csnisteo Blackman Dunkirk
Prop Olean, Waterbury. Duakirk
Prop Akron. Smith, 0gdensbu gh
scog Ellen Theresa, Anchouse, BurEeu
CLEARED. Il.
Stnr City Of Clevslsnd. Mckay, Detroit.
Prop Akron, Smith, Toledo
Prop CanIsteo BinckDan, Detroit
s.hr Wellington, Pomsroy, OgdeesbuEgh, zee tens
coal
schr iorence. Ward, Burwen
chr Baltic, Mckee. Cbicaso
Scow Msdora Poole, etroit
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-22

TEACHERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Month
ly Meeting Of the Teachers of the Public
Schools Of this city will be held at ten
O'Clock this morning, at the Central High
scaool. ASsoNsNYTH, Superintendent.
April %, 1865. ap22;20S
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LOOAL NOTICES.

ftentIOn, Go. Cit has been Ordsrsd that
the 18th Regiment o. h. G. turn cut to do escort
duiyto the remains Of our late President during
the coming week. You are hereby ordered to meet
at the ArmOry Of Co A, on the Square, Saturday
evening, April 22d, at ~ o'clock. Kvery member
should be present
sP9l:2o3 L. G. DEF0REST, CSpta'n,
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All Members of the Third Ward Dratt Pro-
lection Club who have been drafted and held to
srvioe are Tequ sted TO leave their certificates with
the Treasurer, Room No. IA Warnings Biloxi, be-
fore Saturday evening, April I'D.
ap2l:2Os A. TOWNSEND, PIes't.
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nEW ADVERTIsEaIENIs.

o. Cutter 4 Son-Auctioa sale.
Tirst National Bank-7-sO Loan, &c.
Eor.he5n transportation Co-For Chicsgo.
B. W. Fells-Proposals for Beef.
W. B. Wsdsworth--Horsss ior sale
Anson smy myth-Tsschers' Meeting.
Second Ward-L ocAl Notice.
FOurth Ward-JocaI Notice.
Co. G, 29th ON. e.-7Ioasl Notice.
g. ". Crowell a Co-LoosI Notice.
Carl etc r R'novnted-Looal Notice
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To make your Horse look we'll, shed of his
old coat loosen his skin, improve his appetite and
feel young, give I'm some of Norris Arabian Con-
dition Powders. Sold by all Druggists ct IS cents
per package. Principal office, 1O7 Bank street.
ap6.2lS dAw
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The msket to-day has been gene. ally quiet, and
without marked change from yesterdays prices
In grain hs only change We note is in corn, which
is &c better. Provisions srs steady, with q fair
trade demand for Pork and Smoked Meats Lard
quiet. timothy ssed have advanced. The move
ments oFrOduee oontinus light. We quote as
follows:
Freights- Steady at tho lolowing rates: +: AL
RAu-To New York, Flour q Co; Wool, q "A.
To BOstsn. Flour 50 TO- WoOi 80.
FIour-Quiet We quote at 81, 7oes 90 for XIX
red; y;T59n co for Xxx Hhits.
Vgneat-Better. Sales cars No. red on track
at$,6s.
.'oru-2c better and firm. Sale of ! car shslied
from sire at TO.
or4s-Quist and STEADY 1t Coo from store.
Eye-Nothing doing and market nominal.
BarIey-HeId at 81, l,CO9l 10 from store, accord
Ing to quaIlty.
POrk-In fair demand and steady at s2s, 90 for
OIty-pscked mess.
Lard-Rather quiet but steady ct 2lc in kegs
and 2Oc In tisrces for city. .rer dered.
Smoked Meafs-In good demand and steady.
sugar-cured hsms s3c for canvsssed and go for
uncanvaSsedi shoulders l7o; dried beef lee iorosn
vAssed and 1se for uncanvassed.
Butter-Dsmand moderate We quets good to
choice Western Reserve at 21@22ci common grades
do Is9I9o. Choice new would commaBd better
figures than our on side quotations, hut there is
noIe in market.
Eggs-stes6y at 2ao, but very little doing.
Cheese-Old continues scarce and is quoted ct
21@22c. No new in market.
HiEhWines-VeTy dull and entirely nominal
at 81 l599,Is.
AIeOhOl-Msrket quiet and steady. Held ct
,sa for % per cent. Neutral Proof Spirits
50 s592,4O.
PstrOIeum--Ths market Is quiet and lower.
Held at 7O97sc for refined.
seeds-Quiet. Clover held ct Sl4,5o. Timothy
better. Eeld at S4,5O95,0e.
POtatOes-Quiet at 5o955o for prime peach
blowL
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NATIONAL MOURNING SYMBOLS, such as
FLAGS, Rosettes, &C., finished with Grape,
can be obtained at the City Recruiting Of
fee Building on the PUBLIC SQUARE, where
a supply will be kept until the Presidents
remains have passed through Cleveland.
aplZ1:2O4
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HudsOn's UnFiVaIIed Tooth Paste is
the safest and most agreeable Dentliacs now in
use for JeautiJiu the Teeth, preventing decay
and has ing diseased Gums. Sold by all Druggists.
aP5:2 MAS
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Fourth STRrd.-Every subscriber to the
Fourth Ward Bounty Funl is hereby requested to
meet ct the Engine House this Saturday evening
at ~ o'clock. The Recruiting Committee and
T. essurer will be pre,ent to make their final re-
no t. which win be of interest 80 all whl have
subscribed to the fund.
ap22zos Cs. HOBBS
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New York stock HGarkef-ApriI 81.
lBT rELsaBAFH.l

lBT TRLBaBAPH.l
GovernmeDs StOoEs--@srket quiet =
U. S. Sixes OF 1881 coupons Q, 90 reg stsIed
-; Five-twsnty coupons 1895 do regist d -
DO coupons, new issue, -; Ten-forty coupons
sf5<; do registered =; OUe-ytar certificates =.
t5tOeks-stronl g. Fort Wayne 96; Rock
Isla d e5; Toledo 43; cleveland and Pitts
burgh 7916; Illinois Central soTip -; Michigan
Southern t254; Nariposa "A; N. =. Central $50;
Erie 751<; Hudson IOS15; Reading lOHs; Michigan
Central -; Northwestern =; do preferred
5q9S Chicago Burlington Quincy -; Missouri
sixea 65 Ohio Mississippi certificates -;
Cumberland =; Quicksilver - Canton =;
Alton & Terrs Haute -; do pre.errsd 1Oi Erie
preferred 10, Tennessee ixes =; Milwaukee
PTslrie du CHEN =; Paoihe Mail 800; Delaware
4 Hndann 20.
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Carpets Renovated, Piece Goods, black or
white Can't sic occurred and finished for merchants
OF others IfIeft at i07 Sank st.
sp2A2O4 CLEVELAND WoIsTED CO.
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The Bridge Street and Hanover street Churches
will hold Union services in the Hanover street
church, On to-day at NJ. spl9;2Os