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OIL Company
SECURITY OIL Co.
CAPITAL, : 100000.
SHARES 50 90 EACH.
NO FURTHER ASSESsMRNT
Additional Working Fund to be Ap-
pFOprIated, $S9,
W. s. G. OTIS, Esq, President.
5. J. LEWIS, Secretary.
G. A. READ, Treasurer.
NO FUKTHER AssEssMKNF
DIRECTORS:

DIRECTORS:
VS.. O. OTIS, W. B. CASTLE,
JOHN I9ARTGESS, A. B. MANNING,
WIN, E sTANDART, W. WELLHOUsE,
JOHN H. SARGENT.
The Company own in fee simple, free ofincuu.
branes, ample Lands located in she very best OIL
DISTRICTS on the Allegheny BiTer and Big san-
dy Crt ek, VenGngo county, Pa. Also three Tracts
under LeasshoId, on which THREE WELLS are
commenced. which are oontrAoteJI(and already
paid for to be put down to the depth Of 600 feet
one Web h' now down 4s6 feet, with fine show Of
Oil, with intergst in two Engines, Tools, Tubirg,
Fixtures, &o., paid for.
III addition TO the moneys already expended, the
Company have nine thousand dollars cash on hand.
Subscriptions will be received at the Banking
House of q. a. Read & Co., 90 Superior
Street, for balance of unsOld stock, $50 900, at
par value The entire amount subscribed to be ap-
propriared for working the Lands for the benefit of
the Company. feb4;l92 4thp
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MAsQUEEADE.-COmpvny "E, )" ofthe 15Oth
o. N. G., announce a grand masque and
fancy dress party, in Chapin's Hall, this
(Thursday) evening, which they intend to
make the most brilliant affair of the season.
The matter is in enterprising hands, and no
pains will be spared to make this party
more attractive than the capital one of last
winter. All Whowish to have an agreeable,
social time should be present.
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LOCAL NOTICES

Attention. 4th Ward Meetings every
night this week. Turn out every man, for satur-
day night determines this question whether We
shall have a draft.
Certificates Ofstock are now ready, and can be
obtained of R. J. Fuller 2l5 Superior street. at
the Engine House in the evening. Let every man
do his duty.
Byorder efthe Committee. febS:1S9
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The Irish Republic as Intended by
the Fenian BrOtherhOOd.-Afr free lecture,
on the above subject, will be delivered at sanfords
Hall, West Side, on Thursday evening, February
9th, by James McDermott, Esq, of New York.
Citizens generally, and ladies in particular, are
invited. Lecture commences At half-past o'clock.
febs:IS9
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CH1CAGO REARKET.-Feb. s

IBY TrLEsRArH-l
FiOar-Iull.
Wheat-DuIl and declined 2X@sc. sales at 81
80 for No. !.
for rejected.
Oafs-Dull at C2%c.
WhtsIzy-pull az 81 1892 16.
PrOVisiOns-Dul.
PoTk-Me1s ssl eO9s4 50; Prime mess 81 oe'
khOuIders-Bulk 145<0l5e.
Dressed HOgs-Du at l39Is5zc.
HOEs-1l@lE5.
T,aFd-Firm ct 2l1z922c.
ReeeiDts-FlOur 800 bills; Ehest 1l00O; corn
1910; cats 900,
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To BE ExPELLED-At a special meeting of
the Board of Education, held on the 9th
inst., a resolution was passed directing all
teachers to expel pupils who shall drink
intoxicating liquors while under school au-
thoritY.
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SONERBY's VARIETY sHOw.-This attractive
entertainment will give an exhibition this
evening at the Academy of Music. 1t will
draw an immense crowd. Its performing
dogs and monkeys, alone, would constitute
a most-successfuI show.
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Its since January LIST

TRAVELLERS INSURANCE CoNPAEY. -Atten-
tion is called to the advertisement in an
other column, headed travellers Insur-
ance Company, of Hartford, Conn ecticut."
We would commend this Company to all
who are more or less exposed to accident.
The Company is under the control of men
of means and responsibility, whose names
are guarantee Of its soupdness
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HBy Their Fruits We Shall Know
Them."-The almost innumerable testimonials
received by DR.. B. h, seelye, from parties who
have In short time, and at a trifng expense, been
completely cured of Catarrh, by the Of his LID
uii Catarrh Remedy, are unansWerable arguments.
See advertisement. feb6:R3
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Snw YoRR sTOCH MARKET.

NV IoRRI FED. 8 I5b5.
Government StOeks--Quitt and without
decided change. Us. skies OF 81, coupons 1lO1s;
do FiTe-twentie5, coupons, 10s15, new issue.
StOciLs-Markot better but quiet. Ohio Mis-
sissippi certificates -; Cumberland preferred
4s5l; maHposa IL; Erie 7515: do preferred =;
Hudsoa -; Reading lOs5I Micbisan Central 1lI5l;
Michigan Southern 2 II Illinois Qentl scrip -;
Cleveland & Pittsburgh =; Northwestern S535;
do preferred 65; Rock Island 951S; Fort Wayne
e issorTi 6's G65%.
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ARREST OF HOTEL THIEvEs.-Yesterday
afternoon, James Golf and Daniel Mack
were caught stealing clothing in one of the
rooms of the American House, and lodged
in the Police Station.
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Sixth Ward SeIEPFOteetiOn Club
Regular meeting will be held on sa urday evening,
February 10th, at the Wigwsm.
Certificates of membership can be OBJ aimed on
application to either CT the undersigned.
W.P. FOGG, President,
GEO. A. kobe, Secretary.
GEO. W. OALKINs, Treasurer. febS:17S
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Farming and Oil Lands For Sale
One hundred acres Of good Farming Land (Oil has
been discovered on the adjoining traot,) will be
sold cheap If applied for SOON Call on or address
WI. E. CLARKE,
ian3I:1s9 LeayittsburR, o.
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To the PnbIIc.-In calling attention to the
above col Iartnership notice, beg to assure you
that it is eur attention to make house deserved
ly popular, by always keeping on hand first elas
stock Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, by selling
them at the lowest market prices, and by fair deal
ing to make it for your interest to give your pat
ronage.
H. 7. HOVER & CO.,
jang1:1s7 go Superior and l4O Seneca street.
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N. Z. MONEY HARRIET Feb. s.
TBT TELEGRAPH.T

MOney-SteAdy at SGT T8e.
Sterling EXehange-Dall and nominal st
I291I sIO91z for gold.
GOld-IIregular, unsettled and lower. Opening
at2ll5z declining to 2iON, advancing to 2lS1& and
closing at 2ll1
Tbs steamer Cuba ior Liverpool 10 day caTrisd
out about S250,O0O IN specie.
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HudsOns UnFIVHIeu IOOIh Fasie Is
unsurpass. d in removing rust and tartar and
whitening the teeth. But its chief excellence con-
slss in the certainty with which it heals all ten
dsrness Of the gums and prevents their bleeding.
Its constantly increasing demand wherever known
is one of its strongest recommendations. Sold by
all druggists. jan3o;l92
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Donation ParIy.-The friends Of Rev. h. 3.
Knight viii make their Annual Donation Visit next
Thursday evening, February 9th, at the Wesleyan
Methodist Church. corner OF Ohio and Brownell
streets. Friends are cordially invited.
E.hZ.1en
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Photographs of Miss RansOm's Lake
Superior Views, and Portraits of General Garfield,
for sale at sargents, 21 Superior street, and Dick
ems, 249 Superior street. feb6:1s9
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CREDITS AGAINST TIE DRAFT.-The follow
ing table exhibits tn credits against the
coming draft, for enlistments during the
month of January, for the several town
ships and wards in this district:
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CITY NEWS.

RETURNED. - Hon. John Hntchins, of
Warren, Trumbul County, returned to his
home last week, from New Orleans.
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A KNOT OF ACcrDEEEA-WilIie sharp, q
lad living on the West Side, while skating
near the Skating Park Tuesday afternoon,
ran against another boy, and fell upon the
ice with snch force as to fracture his skull
and break his arm.
On the same afternoon Mrs. J. ". Black
burn, wife of the architect, was walking
on Erie street, near the cemetery, when
she clipped and fell, breaking her Iaft leg
near the ankle. Drs. Terrin and CLARK
set the limb, and she was removed to her
home. Unfortunately her husband was at
the time in Columbus.
Two women from East Cleveland were
thrown from wagon, on Brownen street,
the same day, and seriously injured, one
having an arm broken. A little girl in
the wagon with them received cuts on the
face and head.
a Mr.. Burns was shOYeling snovs from
the roof of his house on Cedar street, yester-
day, when he tell and broke his leg nea
the knee.
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H. DEWITT 6 co. ARE TODAY
81 receiving AlI sorts Of Goods for Christmas
Presents, for Men, women and Children.
}. d. DHWITT 4 CO.,
dealt ! And II Public SQUARE
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Cleveland, Jan. 20, 1865.

CO-paEfnershipg-H.T 7. Hover having assO-
oiated with him Albert W. Hawkins and J. Henry
Ford will continue the Wholesale and Retail Dry
Goods business, under the firm name Of II. T.
Hover Co., at the location formerly occupied by
J.M&H. t. Hover, No. 2sO Superior street and
No. 40 Seneca street.
Cleveland jan %, 1865.
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The Society aims not merely to benefit
the soldier in the field and hospital, but
also to extend to him, when disabled or
furloughed, the hand of hospitality. AL
will be interested in the subjoined account
Of the best of institutions,
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LEADER
THURSDAY. FEBEARY .,

SEW ADvERTIsEnRKFs.
A. Fuller-Insurance Statement.
Brainard's sHall-Gottschalk's Concert.
Academy of Muslo-Engllsh Opera.
J. B. Huston Co oil Refinery for Sale.
Dr. Larmont-Aflieted Restored.
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THE soLD1ERs' HOME.

It is scarcely year since the building
now used as our Soldiers Home was OPEN
ed, and as its walls rose, many had been
the doubts expressed of its usefulness.
Time has proved US not unwise in thus ex-
tending our means for entertsining the
sick and friendlass soldier while passing
through our city, The number of men ad-
mitted into the Home in the last six
months is greater than the whole num-
Der previously receiving our care
since the beginning of the war. The
Home was soon found too small, and in Au-
gust last repairs and additions were made.
The house, now two hundred feet long,
with sixty beds, two small wards for the
very sick, reading room, bathing room,
good dining room and kitchen arrange
ments, is but barely sufficient to receive
those who have a right to claim its shelter.
The Home stands near the Union depot,
and each railroad train that enters our city,
day orinight, brings its freight of worn and
weary travellers to its door. The sick,
wounded or destitute discharged men, who
Aala Hangar draw hal p fSAIsa GAVSrnnaeEIt;
the soldier on his sick fur lough, or painful
ly bearing homeward his honorable wounds;
the released prisoner, or the homeless refu-
gee, all have, in their need of kindness and
aid, passport to this wayside inn, where
hOspitable welcome, good cheer, and COM
Portable bed are freely given in the name of
the Sanitary Commission.
A few hours generally finds the soldier on
his way again, rested and refreshed but
there are often cases of severe and lingering
illness to watch and tend, and seven times
within the period embraced in this report
has the angel of death thrown the shadow
of his sable wing across the Threshold of
our Home.
We have often begged for tho Home the
notice and the charities of our friends, and
no one enters its doors without acknowl-
edging its claims upon the benevolent; yet
its good Samaritan work can never be fully
known to any but q constant visitor.
Though conducted on an average of only
twelve cents 20 each meal and lodging, the
expenses of so large a household are Sc
riOus draft upon our treasury, and we
gratefully acknowledge all gifts of money,
provisions and coal also, the gra
tuitous medical and surgical at
tendance, and the medicines and dress
ings furnished. Several of our Branch
| Societies have sent bread, cake apple
butter, poultry, apples and vegetables to
| the Home, and one small township has
lately given IOOlbs. ofbutter. The amount
due for milk left daily during the month
| of December was given as "ChrIstnas
present" and many similar tokens hsvo
come from those who sympathize with its
charitable mission.
We again beg from the abundance of our
citizens and friends in the country any
thing that will furnish the tables and make
the soldier feel that the Home" to which
he is directed is not unworthy of its name.
All who are interested in learning more of
its objects and management, are cordially
invited to visit it when in this city, and we
hope that in the coming year our Home
may find many new friends.
TIE REPORT oF EXPEEDITuRFs
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The many soldiers who have received
the hospitalities of the Home owe much,
although they richly deserved it all, to the
kind attention and courtesy of Mr.. Jerome;
who has discharged his arduous duties as
Superintendent with ability and fidelity,
and in a spirit of sympathy with those who
have been under his charge.
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CUYAHoGA COUNTY.

POLICE CoURT.-The following cases were
disposed of yesterday morning:
Dissurbance-JobnL Lee and Mary Sims,
each fined IS and costs.
Drunk-Ellen BOlnes, Patrick Doane,
Stephen COchOran and Peter Conlan, each
81 and costs.
Violating Cab Ordinance-Wm. Calvin,
SIS and costs.
Petit Lsrceny--Wm. Calvin, fined costs /;
Abraham osterhouse, John shanavan, VIM.
Hardwell, and Thomas Phillips, each fined
$500.
Violating Coal Ordinance-T. G. Mellow
ell and John Dugan, nolled on payment of
costs.
Assault and Battery-Nicholss Smith,
continued.
Vagrancy-MichaeI Divine, nollsd.
Carrying Concealed Weapons-John Doo-
ley, discharged.
Violating Ordinance on Substitute Broker
age-J. D. King, held open to the 18th.
Violating Water ordinance-DanielG Girls
ley and Ann Fitzpatrick, noned.
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4. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
U. S. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGBNT,
HI superior ST.
Subscriptions received 10 tho

az 3-IO PER CENT. AND 1910" NATIONAL
LOAN.
ICDmmission allowed to Subscribsrs.l
B8-U 8. Bonds Of 1881, 6-sO's. 1O-40's, Treasury
Notes, and all other Government Securities pur
chased and for sale on The most favorable terms
Gold, Silver, Coupons and canada Money bought
and sold at best rates. Deposits received and
Collections made st all accessible points. Unour-
rent funds converted At lowest. RsVonuS Stamps
for sale. Oo4
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"These items include the expenses Of the distnter
ment, transportation, etc, Of the bodies of SOL
diers brought home from the front by request Of
fbofr
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COMMERCIAL.
aORNIEa LEADER oTFIOE,

WEDNESDAY EyHSINs, Feb, s, 1S65.
Reeeipis-The receipts Of Grain by rail during
the twenty y-four hours ending at o'clock to-day
we're a. follows:
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RAvKLKR,s REaIeTER.


- Oitizsns wishing conveyance 70 sither ol the
above Trains or BOsts will be called for By Coaches
at the Omnibus Once, 147 Superior street, next
door to the Weddsu House.
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DissOIufiOn.-The co-psrtnership heretofore
existing under the firm and name Of J. NJ. & Il. T
Hover, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
The business Of the late firm will be settled at the
Office Of h. T. Hover & Co.
]. M. HOVER.
H. T. HOVER.
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Respectfully submitted,
J. SCHROEDER, Police @ Jerk.
QUoTA OF LoRAIS CoUNTY.-The fG flowing
Is the quota OF Lorain county unl Ter the
last call. From this are to be deEu cted all
credits since January Ist.
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EOR SALE ON CONSIGNMENT.

1000 Bbls. Xxx Family Flour,
200 " Xxx Family Flour,
20 = BuokWhsat Flour,
MeEs Pork, Besf, &C.
MALONE, PETIT 4 CO.,
febIlSO 127 and l29 River street.
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Report of the Proceedings OF the PO-
lice Court for the month of Janu-
ary, 1868.
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UNITED STATES CoURT.-The United States
Court convened yesterday morning, but ad-
journsd again without transaeting any
business of importance.
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9urs.
CIpthfs agriuqFrs.

NLoTHES WRINGERS.
L have the Agency Of two Of tie best Clothes
MrtugeEH ever invented. viz: Putnsm's - Excslsl-
or" and the Little Giant, " both Of which are
Rslf-adjuBting, simple and durable. One ofthe adj
Eant2ge1 Of the Little Giant" consists in its Re-
ing a1apttd for square box or any size tub. and
took the hrat premium at the last Ohio State Fair
By actual trial. Do not buy any WEingsr Until
you call and examine what have.
GEO. D. BECK, go Superior st.,
fsbS Opposite Post once.
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DLAOK ALPAOAS.-
II The shove Goods Of extra width and quality,
febT TAYLOR, GRIsWOLD s 90,
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THE CLEVELAND FREEDMENs

WANTED-$125 A MONTHS Agents
w everywhere to introduce SHAW 4 OLARK's SIX.
fEEH DOLLAR FAMILY cEWIEq MACHINE, the ONLY
low prios machine In the country which Il LICENSED
By Grover Baker, Whsel0r Wilson, Howe, Singer
AOo., and Bachelor. Salary and expenses or large
commissions allowed. AL other mashines now sold
Tor less than forty dOlAn each are EFRIEeEHEErs
Gnd seller and LIABLE. Illustrated circulars
sent TEEE. Address SHAW q CLARK, Biddetord
Maine. oe5;l64dhw
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Hudson,s UnrIvaIea Tooth Paste is

jansI:Is9
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GOOsOVO in sums 70 snlt-Gt the old stand
and Weil-knoRn WAGEER'S LOAN OFFICE, on
Securities Of every kind VIZ; Gold and Silver
Wakohea, Diamonds, Silver Ware, JoWelry, Guns,
pltQls, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, MelOdeOnsI
Ihfd al rersonGl property and articles Of value,
the most sstiBfaotoTy tormE. Business strictly pri.
VAte. Established 1851. n. B.-A variety Of nm
redeemed Wstohos, JsTsIEys GunEi &C.. ior GALS ct
bargains.
-Ofaoe.-onEnsr o. Wstsr and Superior EtFus8,
over Davis and Psix0tto'S Clothing Stero.
Eoos29 J. o. Az. WAGEER.
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Qf0 A MONTHl-1 WANT AGENTS
Wv everywhere, ct SO Q month, expenses paid
70 sell FIFTEEN ARTICLES, the best ever offered. Full
ord. Maine. de5 :i64dEW
WANTED, AT $3.50 PER MONTH
w A reliable CanTasser in every town and unity
Tor the Nurse and Soy the most interesting and eX-
citing book pu hsned embracing the adventures
Q a ". n an 10 the Union Army Nurse, SC ut and
Spy giving most vivid inner picture ofthe war. We
have EMS el afing ESQ per month, W ich will
prove TO an doubt ng applicant send for circulars.
Addrsss JONES BRUS. 4 co., Philadelphia, Pa.
feb3 :Iql q. .tWkW
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a ooO AGENTS WANTED TO SELL

- 4 n
OsOUO i've NEW INvENTIONs-twO very recent,
and great value. All pay great profits to Agents.
Send and get so pages particulars gratis
Jan30 .Is9, EPHRIAM BROWN, Lowell, Mass.
A HOUSE AND LOT, SUITABLE
n for one or Two families, OF Alabama street, will
be sold very low If application be made soon to s.
EOLJAHBE, No. Atwater Building. Ja526;lS5
EOR HOUSE AND LOT ON
y Forest street. House large and oommodiOus; Lot
Iofset By Z6, with an abundance Of Inc shrubberys
eld good frut ohsios grapes and good barn. Terms
sssy. Enquire Of d. W. GAGE, ESQ l6s Superior st.
Gua-R1
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4 VERY DESIRABLE LOT ON EU-
n cid street, for first class Residence, is offered
Or sale ct q reasonable price. 1t fronts on Euclid
reet lsO feet extending back l2lo feet and contains
Eve acres On IL are planted, and in thrifty condi
ton 900 Grape Vines OF the best yarietes-t alta ba
D aWare and Concord; also, 100 Peach trees and 30
Apple trees Of the best kinds. The land is little out
Eide the city limits the Street Railroad passing the
premises. Apply TO S. F0LJAMbE, no. AtWater
Building. Janf6:ls9
HIHE CLEVELAND FREEDMEN'S
aid Commission Rooms are located at No. 80
Bank street. They will be open during business
hours for the reception Of stores for the suffering
Freedmen. D. IA GAGE,
ianA:l92.dku secretary.
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CAFE KRY-FOUND AT THE POST
~ Once. q brass Key, marked I29, which the owner
can have by csliiug at the Leader Counting Room,
and paJins for this Advertisement. febF
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Amnsemeufs.
ORAINARD's HALL. M
GOTTSCHALK@ -

BY GEN E RAL REQ UEsT.
sIGHOR MUZIO takes great pleasure to an.
nouncs that By BEQUEsc OF many influential
citizens Of Cleveland,
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Asituated On East side Irving street. between Or
snge and ktnEman streets. One Of thu houses is
nice Cottage in drst-rate condition, containing six
rooms, with buttery, cellar, cistern, and good well
Of sAter- The other hOu-e Is Oneand-a-ha stories,
with six 70 Jms, EoO1shed, cisIsrn, &c. The above
houses will be sold for cash such low figure that
viii pay well Tor the investment.
feh3 GE0- ID. REGE. 20 Snn -riar ST
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A GAR LJAD OF FROSTED POTA-
n TOES, barrels, for sale cheap at 6 Merwin st.
feb4.l5Q E. COTTRELL.
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EOR sALE-FOUR LARGE, TWO
Il horse box Wagons, nearly ev made in P, iladeI-
phia, suitable for any kind Of hauling Enquire at
Omnibus Stables, 4 L.. WEED. t-b4: l59
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Powder

THE UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS FOR THE
L California Powder Company, will sell the
bes, article Of Powder at a slight advance above
Gan Francisco prices. This powder has many
advantages over Eastern powder, as it.iI free Of
any dampness. Both powder and kegs are war
ranted TO be in perfect order.
BLACK& BROS, Agents,
au2 IN Cor, @ and Taylor Sta, Virginia