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The receipts to-day are very light, and for once in
long period are behind the demand though not
materially So The mari ct opens on the week with.
out marked improvement In tone. Wheat, however
Is little better on No. l, other grains remaining
nomInslly unchanged Butter sld Eggs continue
weak and Dropping with a steady decline in price.
PrOvliOnH are unchanged. We quets as fOllows:
Freights-stsady at the following rates: ALL
RAn-To New York, Flour 81 90; Wool, q "a /;
Dressed Hogs 81 80. To Boston, Flour 50 10; Wool
81 fl; Dressed Ogs 81 20.
FIOuF-Quiet and stsIdy at so 5O9I0 90 for fair
to choice Xxx red SO 5o9lI 90 for do Xxx white
Wheat-ContinueI quiet, with an Improvement
to-day on No. 1 red. Sales cars No. red from
store at S. sS cars No. red from store at 81 ,6s
COrn-RulIDs more quiet. We heard Of no sale
to-day, and quote the market nominal ct 9easTs
far new shelled from store.
Oats-Quiet. Sale 1 car from store at 76e.
RYe-Dull and nominal At 81 20.
BarIey-Without sales and nominal at 81 sOa
81 40. according to quality.
POrk-In modsrats request. City packed mes
$500; prime mess s34. 90.
LRrd-stsady ct 24e in kegs and 2sc In tisrcsS
for sitJ made.
Smoked Meafs-In good request and firm.
Sale 9OoO IOS dried tssf at lse. sugir-eursd hams
2lc; shoulders 19c.
Butter-Dun and lower. Sales bbls westsrn
Reserve roll at 25c.
EgEs-Deoliuing and dull. Sales bb.s at S2c.
Cheese-stOok in the market very light. Nom
inAl quotations are 2lG2,o forW. B.
HiEhWines-Veryd dull. We quote nOminally
ct SI.2O.
AleOhOl-Hsld at "a 1894 a for % per cent.
Neutral Proof Spirits 81 sTG2 %.
PstrOleum-Quist at ss9s8o for rein ed
BeedS-Steady. Clover held at SIS 0o9ls so;
Timothy IS so,
POtatOes-DeAIers quote at 9Oc@SI 90.
Beans-Vsry dull, and market nomina 81 at 50 90
az 26 for medium white.
Dried ApPIes-Quist and steady at 1I1(912c.
Dried PeaeheS-soaTcs and IN good request
at 42@44o I peeled, and S2sS4c for unpeeled.
Fish-Ths demand Is good. We quote: White
hSh, halt bbls, $40 60; Trout, half bbls, So Co;
Pioksrsl, half bblS 50 60, and very tcaree Her
ring S6 30 por bbl.
saIt-stosdy. Coarse g 90 Ground Solar s. 90;
Fine - e6.
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o y N " IIhHN
Secretary Sanitary Commission

All vegetables, krsut or pickles gathered
in answer to this call, may be shipped to
soldiers's Aid Society, s5 Bank street,
Cleveland, and they will be immediately
forwarded in care of special messengers.
Our societies and all friends are urged to
act promptly in this matter. Any one de-
string to send hospital supplies to our re-
leased prisoners at Annapolis, may direct
their packages to our care and we will for
ward them promptly.
Let the urgency of this demand call forth
the utmost efforts of all who desire the
comfort and welfare of our brave soldiers.
mch14:Ie5 SOLDIERS AID BooIETY.
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TIE FAT CONTRIBUTOR f" AT G1RARD.-Mr
Griswold lectures at Girard this evening, in
compliance with an urgent invitation from
leading citizens of that place. We sdviss
our readers there to turn out en- masss and
hear him.
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Total.

CoLLRoToR or CusToNs.-We understand
that John G. Grannis, Esq, received g tsls-
gram day or two since, announcing his
appointment to the Office of Collector Of
Customs at this port. Mr.. Grannis
was a candidate for the position OF
U. 8. Attorney for the Northern District oi
Ohio, to which the Hon. Joseph N. Root
has been appointed.
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N. Y. Money MRrket-MRrch Is.
[BY TKLEGRAPH.l
MOuey-Aetivs ct p ct.
Sterling ExehRnEe-Dul at l075[Ql0s
GOld-HeaYy and lower. Opening Gt 100, de.
olinil 6 to 1861, and closing at Is55SGls6
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To AID sooIET1Es-NoTIoE. - Supplies
wanted for General Thomas army, and for
our released prisoners at Annapolis. The
following dispatch, just received, appeslS
to ell friends of the soldier. We beg our
branch societies to answer it to the utmost
Oftheir ability, and to canvass the town
ships for supplies:
LOUISVILLE, KY, March 10th, 1885.
Soldiers Aid sOoisty, clssslasd;
The call for vegetables is reiterated with
tenfold earnestness. The army Of General
Thomas is being largely increased, and
from every corps and every regiment the
request comes for vegetables. Surgeons,
Medical Directors, and Generals, all unite
in asking that the soldiers may be liberal
ly supplied. We now call upon the people
to contribute one hundred thousand bush
els for this purpose. No time should be
lost. A few weeks and the Westher here
will be too warm to send them, or the ar
mics will be beyond our reach. What an
sWer shall we make?
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-14

TIE LAKE.-The lake, to the northeast Of
the piers, was yesterday nearly clear of ice
as far as the eye could see. Here and there
long shafts of ice were left, but the mass
had been broken up and driven by the
strong northeast wind far to the southwest
It seems good and natural TO see the lake
once more, even if he be an irritable look
ing old fellow. Yesterday ne had only the
fsintest blue tings in his cheek. He look
cd ssd; sour, sallow snd dyspeptic.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Attention L. requested to the advertisement Of
O. Cutter L Son Of sale by auction Of Valuable
Real Estate hslor ging to the estate Of Alexander
Seymour, deeOased. This fns property fronts on
Water, Front and Spring streets, and iI the moSt
Desirable property that has ever been offered at
public sale in this city. 1t presents oppOTt ami
ty seldom offered for investing in valuable prop.
erty, which Ia rapidly increasing in value. It's To-
cation Is very desirable for business purposes Of any
Aind. being on one Of the greatest ttoroughfAres
In the city and near the rAilrr ad depot The sale
will take place on Wednesday, 16ts inst , on the
premises. Maps of the property can be obtained at
the ONCE Of o. Gutter 1 Son, ls4 Bank street.
mhIl:I95
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CITY NEWS.
u. s.
STAMPS
Fer sale at the Cleveland POItofics at the
LEADER CoUNTING-RoOM
CLEVELAND
CITY DIRECTORY
FOR 1866,

The undersigned propose 10 issue in the
month of May next, complete Directory of
the city of Cleveland. Having made the
necessary arrangements to have the city
thoroughly csnvassed 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 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 viii only be sold by subscription,
as no more copies will be issued than are
subscribed for.
A limited number, only, Of advertise
ments will be received. For terms, &C.,
apply at the LEADER Counting Room.
E. CoWLEa i Co.
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YORR NEW NTARRET-Nareh NJ.

I XORA NEW MAHAEI-Mareh l3,
81 TELEsRAFH.
CettOn-Dull and heavy. Sales At 7297so for
middling.
FIOur-stste and western dull and declining.
Sales ct $40 259l0 IS for extra Btste; $40 s5e1
IL 90 for extra round hocD Ohio, aud 81 O50lI IS
for trade brands. Market closed dull.
whisky Firmer Sales western at 81 240
3 25, closi1g hrm at latter price.
Wheat-Dull and dropping. Sales Chicago
spring ct % o.; Milwaukee club % c5.
Rye-Qu!et.
BRrIey-DnlL
COrn-Dull and dseliEiDg. Fales at 81 s591 50
Oats-DulI and heavy at 81 IL for western.
WOOH-pul
PetrOIeum-Dull at 400 for Crude, csc for Re.
fined in bond, and s5o for DO free.
CORee-Quies and 6Fm
suEar-Dull, Sales at l47I9Is7Sc for Cuba
nVseQYAdo
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b. W, cAcE,
8ank AntifE.
TREEsUKY DEPEBTKENT,

OTTIU or CoNFTRoLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WAsEHGToH, Feb. Z, 1855.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence,
w presented 70 the uudsrsigned, It has been
made 20 sppear that the aSATIO6ALO CITY BANK
or cLEVELAND," IN the City Of OlsTeland, In
tbs County Of Cuyahoga and Stats Of Ohio, has
been duly organised under and according te the
rsonirsmeptS Of the act Of Congress entitled sAn
Act 10 provide National Currency, secured By q
pledge Of United States Bonds, and 70 provide Tor
he circulation and redemption thereof" approved
June 8, 1854 and has complied with all the pro
viEioni Of said act required TO be complied with
before commencing the business Of Banking under
said act.
Bow, therefore, I, HUGH MoCULLoOH, Comp
Eeler Of the Currency, do hereby certify that the
NATIONAL CIIk BANK OF CLEVELAND, in
the City Of Cleveland, In the County Of Ouyahoga
and State Of Ohio, Is authorized to eOmmencs the
business Of Banning under the act Aforesaid
In tostmony whereof, vttnes1 my hand and seal
q once this seventh day Of February 1883
HUGH McOULLoCH,
fshl1; 81 Comptroller Of the Currency
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sT. PATRICK's DGT.-Friday, March 17thr
will be the anniVerssry of st. Patrick'r
Day. We understand the day will be duly
celebrated in this city.
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Z. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
.. 8. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
III Superior St.


~ 3-l0 PER CENT. AND l0-40" NATIONAL
LOAF.
[ConmisSion allowed to SubscriberB.I
bB-U. 8. Boads Of 1881, 6-90's, l0-4O'B, Treasury
Notes and all other Government eeeuritieI pur.
chased and for sale on the most fAvorabl terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada money bought
and sold ct best rates, Deposits received and Col
lections made ct all aeoessib points. Uncurrent
fands converted ct lowest rates. BeYsnge Stamps
for sale. oc4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-14

Ny COrnS-Oh, NY COrns I-Instantans-
Gus and sfhsaeiOus cures of.cOrns, BunionS, Club
and Inverted Mails, without pain o. caustic, by
Dr.. Jay, eslsbratsd Surgeon Chiropodist, from
Broadway, New York, process known and pecu-
liar only to himself. oflce-Basement, Bank
street, opposite the WsddsI House, Cleveland Ohio,
next door to FoOt'S Intelligence Office. Families
waited upon at thsiF residences without extra
charge, Parl;2I4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-14

THANKs.-We have been under frequent
obligations to Hawks recently for New Yer
papers. He always has the latest papers.
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Cry CoUScIL.-Ths regular meeting of
the City Council will be held this evening
in Council Hall, beginning st seven o'clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-14
10000 KEGS
NJ A n o MING NAILS,
At WHOLESALE By
CLEVELAND, BROWN & CO.,
fsblB;F 90 and 81 Merwin street.

OIL Factory for 8aHe.-Ths subscriber Of
fsrs TO sell his factory Canal and Ohio streets,
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly Sit
uated, compact and conveniently arranged, Ca
pAcity about hfty barrels per day. Immediate pos
SeEIion given nroquiFsd. B. PELT0N
Cleveland, Feb. Il, 1865. fsbl5:r2Of,
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Corruption wins not more than honesty,
Still in thy right hand carry gentle peace,
To silence snyious tongues -
Use the Liquid oatsrrh Remedy discovered by
r. h. seelys, and judge for yourself of its merits
A single bottle often cursIa-lwayH relieves.
meh6:RS
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Second Rard.-An the members Of the Sec
ond Ward Association, and al enrO led men and
other citizens who fell an interest in having the
qnotI Of the Ward hlled, are requested to Attsnd
. meeting in the basement Of the Court House this
evening. By request Of
mh14le4 COMMITTEE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-14

Furnished Room, with or without
Board, wanted, by young man, in pleasant part
Of the city. Private family preferred, where ne
can have to some extent the comforts of home.
Address D. II. D., Leader office. mchl3:ls4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-14
Cleveland Evening Stock Exchange,
Preaident,
MORRISON FOSTER.
Vice President,
]. F. FREEMAN.
Secretary and Treasurer,

D. G. WASHINGTON.
The Rooms OF this Board are IN the Atzater
Block, Superior street, in the rear Of tho United
States Telegraph Of1es.
SESSIONS EVEBY EVENING (sxcspt Saturday
and sundsyl AT II O'CLOCK.
The rates OF Gold and stocksiu HeW York ct AZ
O'Clock ?. n, are telegrsphed to this Board saoa
day; also the rates Of Cold at Gallsghers Evening
E1ohsDge.
Fee cf MenbsTsIip ...................s10 Year.
Persons net members are admitted for 25 csntE
each night but not permitted to operate
Those wishing TO become members will please
apply 70 the Secretary and Treasurer. fsb2l:RS
MONDAY EY. KING, March Is. 1885.
There was 3 fair attendance at the Exchange
this evening but the disposition to operate except
among sellers, was very fight, though under the
circumstances q fair business was done. Ia the
IocaI list Liverpool Ill stock was weak, and sold
at decline of79s per cent below last Friday, raj
lying per cent. before the close. The transactions
were as follows:
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A BRACE OF PREsENTATIoHs.-Miss H,Irri-
ct A. Parsons, assistant teacher in the
Eagle street school, received, yesterday
morning, & most elegant rosewood wri ting
desk, with all the etcsteras thereto, belong
ing, from her scholars. It had been ru-
mored that Miss Parsons was soon to retire
from the school, and her pupils ava lied
themselves of fitting opportunity to pre-
sent her with q costly and splendid testi-
monial of the regard and love they bear
her as q faithful teacher and devoted friend.
1t was a pleasant affair to teasher end
scholars.
The friends of Lieutenant E.Yaillsnt met
at Cuyler's Billiard Rooms, on Superior
street, Saturday night, and having decoyed
the Lieutenant there surprised him with
the presentation of q magnificent sword,
sash, belt, shoulder straps, revolver, hGv-
erssck, ETC., the total outfit costing 5000.
The articles were from N. E. Crittenden's
establishment. The sword bore this in
scription: presented to Lieutenant Ed.
vallient, by his friends. Cleveland, March
IL, 1855"
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ITCH
WREATON'H
ITCH. !
FOURTH WARD.
GRAND RALLY
At the Engine House, Tonight

Every one interested In the Ward being cleared
from the impending draft 10 requested to bs pres.
emit. Business OF the utmost importance will be
trAniAotsd. Ths Enrolment Committees are par
tieularly requested to be on hand, IS this will be
the last meeting in which to report prior to the
draft. G. 8. HOBBS,
mhl4ls4 Secretary.
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For SaIe.-LeasshOld for over eight years, with
dwelling house: Centrally located. Price, 81, 900.
mch11;194 L. PRENTIsa
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GausprtaI.
WTas AND HAIR WORA.

WTIG5 AND HAIR WORk.
WIZ D Y'S HEW ES7ABhIEKEREE
THE LARGEST n THE STATE
Oh vic HEKlse hEn LADIES' BsIB BgESgaa
45 PUBLIC SQUARH-
2AanufAoiuros Of eli kinds Of RTGs, IBsI16iAR
the celebrated
-ELLU SION WIG "a
that 20 resembles nature Is 10 defy ths 6losaS6
scrutiny, A very large znd beautiful stock o.
LONG HAIR, drought By the proprietor frorn
Europe, for SWITOHE5 end BRAIDS-ths AnsIs
assortment seen In this city.
Ladies' Front Pieces and EslE.WIgst
In SF5ry ssyla: With al improvements.
5ET5 OF oUBLs, mAdo from Frsneh Natural
0ariod Hair tguarsnsssd.l
EUGEEE DOUBLE snd TRIPLE BOW6,
WATERFALLS, &c.,
Fksds by the advertiser, equal 70 thcss inpoRtod,
Ladies' Braida made inso any Kind Of Head.DTsrF
or Bow without injury 70 Switch.
LADIES' HAIR DRESSING IN ths mort prevail
ngand fashionable styles %
8B-An work warranted e represented.
HOT and GOLD BATHs at an hours- dsao
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Just Received. Is 60 lot OF Ladies' Hand
ksrchlsfE and Cotton Hosiery from Auction: They
Ere slightly SOilsd, and will be sold at great bar.
gains, at the BAzAAB, 26l Superior street.
mhI4:l94 s
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RECRUIE1EG.-Twenty.one men were ex-
amined yesterday, and fourteen passed and
were mustered in. They were credited as
follows:
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COM M ERcIAL.

EIUEl
MONDAY EvEDEG. March -, 1865.
Reeeipts-The receipts of Grain by rail during
the 4s hours ending ct one O'Clock to-day wtrs As
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rnAVELER,a RRaTaTEIl.

~ Citizens vilhing oo1vzyAncs to siAhsr q the
above TrAing or BoAt VIII bs called for by Coaches
Ct the Omnibus Once, 1lI supegior Itrsst, nsxt
door 20 the WsddeT House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-14

Gents Underskirts and Drawers, from
auction, at the BAZAAB, 261 Superior street.
mbIA.lo4
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BtOeks-DuT but better. Q 651S; Cleveland
spd Plitaburgb Tl54 Northwestern ss5< RockIsland
995s Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne aEd Chicago 9O1<;
Eris 651<, Hudson 1881, Michigan Central I09%,
Kew York Central lO7; 1881 coupons llCs1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-14

CoURT OF CoHNoN PLEAs.-BEFoRE JUDeE
CoTT1EBERRY.-This court met yesterday
morning and disposed of one unimpOrtsnt
case to the court, namely, that of George
Hall Us. Fitch ct al. Judgment was rem
dersd defendant.
The court then adjourned 10 meet on
Thursday morning, when 1t will probably
adjourn sine die.
POLICE CoVRT.-Ths following cases were
before Judge Hesssnmueller yesterday
morning:
Vsgrancy-Patrick Wade, John Wsde,
VIM. Ryan, cases continued to March 18th.
stabbing- George Keil, continued to the
18th.
Petit Larceny-John Hoffman and Amelia
Mensing, continued to the 18th.
Violating Coal Ordinsnce-JOseph Wal
ton and James Farmer, continued to the
18th.
Drunk-Alexander Burke, Philip Bar
more, Thomas Willard, Michael None han
and David Rauley, fined 81 and costs, each
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New York Stock Harket-Mareh Is.
81 TTLEGBAPH.
Governments Stocks - without decided
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S50 000 MONEY ADVANCED

pOOsOOO in sums to suit-at the old stand and
Wel-knoWn WAGNER'S LOAN OFFICE, IN Secu-
rites ofevety kind, viz: Gold aud Silver Watches
Diamonds, Silver Ware, JeWelry, Guns Pistols
Clothing, DTy Goods, Pianos, Melodeons, and all per-
sonal property and articles Of value on the most sat
iefactory terms Business strictly private Estab-
hshed ISL MA variety Of unredeemed Watch
-, JewelrY, Guns, etc, Tor sale st bargains.
Omee-eorneE Of Wafer and Superior Gtrests, over
Davis 4 kPsixottos Clothing Store.
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NIRL WANTED-Thst can bring good
NJ Trsfsrsnees. VIII find place in = small family
Al zoo ST. C'air street. mhll:l94
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. . VIII
C. NJ. GORDON, Secretary.
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T WANT TO RENT A HOUSE WITH
j. barn and modern co venisnceg, IN g sod lOcs-
tion. J. ". UARS0N,
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HOUSE AND LOT FOh SALH.-A
IL nice place stu ted on the corner o Erie and
Rockwell Gfs. No. lis, about five minutes walk from
tbs Weddell House. Ths property is in good c1ndi-
ton, being newly painted md pspered. The house
cont los 10 good rooms and closets plenty water
and Is considered cheap - sO0 For particulars
min At ll6 Snperior 81. :lQ3l Il @ IONES
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EOR SAEE-ThE FOhMEh RESl-
L pFNcE of Rev. james @. White, No. 50 Bolivar st.
brick house With Il iooms water and gas. Inquire
81 the County Recorders Once.
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LOB SALE-THK LARGE DOUBLE
II House, IS and IS Prospect street, suitab.e for a
boarding house. Terms easy. Enquire Of CONWAY
W. NOBLE, ct The once Of Backu1 = Noble. fel3:F
WANTED IMMEDIATELY FOR
w the Quartermsster's Department, Nashville,
Tenn, l50 LsboTers. Wages, s45 per month and ra-
lions. None need aDpiy bur stout al le bodie1 men,
willing 70 engage ior bi- months. Transportation
fnrniEhed. Apply to d. SHERWOOD, Q. a. Agent
Commercial House, Cleveland, Q. wiz leave OeFe-
land eyery Tuesday and Friday. jansl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-06
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

Married.
CrLLEN-CLARKE-On Saturday, April l, at Chelsea
Mass, by the Rev. Mr.. Morgan, Mr. JoHs CULLEN Of
Boston, youngest Of the late Mr. James Cullen,
teacher Of Pollockshaws, Scotland to Miss THERESA
CLARKE third youngest daughter of Mr. Daniel Clarke,
late OF 81 Johns, Newfoundland
Glasgow papers please copy.
HIcKEy-BowKEa On Tuesday, April 4, by Rev. Dr.
McSwecney at st. Parick's Cathedral, ROBERT HICKEY,
Of New York. to AMELIA BowKER, OF Southport England
No cards
Southport (England) papers please copy.
PLArr--HANFonp On Wednesday, April g. by the Rev.
John NJ Holmes ELIAS II Plat, Of New York, to SARAH
J. HASFoRD, Of Jersey City.
Newburg papers pl Ease copy.
RIKER-SrRYKER.- Newtown, L. l., on Tuesday,
April T. by Rev. John P. Knox, VIZ. J, RIKEx, Of New
York city, to LoTTE L. youngest daughter OF the late
DR.. j. p Strykcr, OF the former place.
SASpgRs-McKiuEY.-O Tuesday, March %, at the
residence Of the BRIDE by the Rev Dr. vinton FREDE-
RICK r. SANDERS to Mrs. CAROLINE N. MCKINLEY
vgEEIASD- RAPP.--At Bergen, n. j., on Monday, April
g. by Rev. @. w. Pendleton, Mr. ADRIAN NJ vREELASD
70 Miss ELEANOR F., daughter of Abram Rapp ESQ., all
Of Bergen N. ].
wEsToorr-CooK. Albany on Tuesday, April 4, by
the Rev. DR. HALEY, RonERr r. WEsrorT Of this city,
TO MARGARET J. Cook, OF the former place.
YouSGs--MApEs-0n Wednesday, April 8, at the res
dence Of the brides father by the Rev. Geo Peltz
Mr. WILLIAM s. YoUSGs to Miss FRANCES p. MAPEs all oil
this city No cards