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New Books.

PoIMs. By R, W. Emerson. Boston: Ticknor &
Fields. 1866.
These publishers have just issued blue
and gold edition of Emerson's poems, pre-
faced by portrait, not excellent, of the
author. The volume embraces simply the
poems already published.-We have always
looked upon Emerson's poetry as the prose
Of his works. In it his philosophy of ma
ture and life is embalmed-an insect en-
closed in amber, drop of water shut up in
crystal-as if the author sought to reach
here the utmost point of compression and
naked vigor in the expression of ideas,
which, for this popularity, was already be-
yond example in American literature.
For epigrammstic point these poems
have no equal in modern letters, and the
metaphysical subtlety of Browning's poetry
will not compare with that of Emerson; but
still, with few exceptions, there are no
poems in this volume which are truly
poetic. They possess value only for the
severe students of this writer, who do GER
tsinly find in them, in q highly concen-
trated form, the essence of all the criticism,
observation and wisdom, which this re-
markable man, half Greek, half Yankee,
has enriched the world withal.
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NLEVELAND AND TOLEDO 4. ;
!. WINTER ARRAEGEnEb

On and efter Monday, Oct. Ilss, ls54. FaRengs
Trains VIII leave Cleveland follows lSundaFs ox
cert6ds
S:i0 4. H.-OHIOAGO E1PRES5. Stops 81 Rerea
Grafton, ObCTlin, WakenlRn, HorHalk, MonrOe
vile, Bellevue Clyde, Fremont and Elmore
and arrives at rolcdo At l2:s6 P. r., Unicago q
u:7 0P. H aud Detroit 20 P. y.
2sla P. NV ESTERH MAIL.-StoP5 at al station
on Southern DiV5lon, and arrives At Toledo
l:25 P. H. Chicago 81 5: AS A. n. and Detroit
l0:a0P. n.
ist0 p, M.-N0RTHEBH mAIL.-5tops ~ an sta
sions On Northern Division, and srEiyes at SAB
Gu3kF 81 10 p. n.
l0ia, 2. H.-HIGHT EXPRESS.-stops at GrAftoB
horWalk. MOarcsTils, Clyde and Fremont, ani
ArrtTo5 Ee Ioicf.O ~ 2 - A. H.; CHICAGO si Y ~
E.E. snd Detroit 1T 6 90 A. X.
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FIRST TOLEDO STEAMER--The steamer
Portsmouth, Captain Hewitt, left this port
last night for Toledo, the first steamer of the
season of that line.
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AMERICAN HOTEL AT FMEADv1LLE.-TheE Erie
Dispatch says that ]. N. Clark, well known
in that city, and late Adjutant of the SD
pa regiment, has taken the American
Hotel in Meadville, and opened it few
days since for the accommodation of the
public.
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Church FesfIVaI.-1he ladies Of the shiloh
Baptist Society will give Festival on Thur day
evening, April 9Th, at Metropolitan Hall. the pro-
oeeds OF which are to be used to build q Baptist
Church. AdmHtancs Is eents. apGlss
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GRADING AND PAVING. - Ontario street,
from Huron street to the market house, is
all torn up By the plough and scraper, in
preparation for a substantial pavement Of
the serYiceable fat and red-husd Brooklyn
stone,
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Teefhi TeethI Teeth!-Dr. J. 2. DAN
IELS, late OF the firm of Esliw II & Daniels, is
still at his old established Dental Ro ms, corner Of
Ontario street and Public Square, making those
Invaluable gems, Artificial T,eth, at the old prices
before the war. An Upper or Liver Sc. from $40
to SIS. All work warranted. upSl9s
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stThe graHe, dread lhing /

Ven sbiver when thou'rt named: nature appalled,
Shakes of her vonted hrmness."
I'D to the end that this feeling may be avoided,
US, I. D. n. sEELYE'S Liquid CAtarrh Rsnedy,
the nsver-faillug cure Of that dread dIssass, o..
teTrh. aP3:RS
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Custom HOUSE OFFICE HoURs.-In accord
aucs with the requirements of the Rsgu-
lations," the hours for b usiness at the Gus
tom House, will be from 9 A. N. 10 P. N.
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WANTED Fifteen fret class men 10 can
vass this city for the Cleveland Leader
Directory. Must be well qualified, and
reliable. To such good wages will be paid.
E. CowLEs & Co.
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"THAT Box OF OINTMEEr."-It must be
owned that the Union depot is not very
pleasant place to lounge in, or even visit,
because of its everlasting coal smoke and
sitting air. It is in bad odor with the
fair and fAstidious. But lucky accident,
which happened there a week or more ago,
has neutralized all the bad air and smells.
In carting load of things over the tracks
box, containing bottles of peppermint es-
sence, fell of and broke, and most de-
lightful fragrance difused itself through
the depot, and continues to this day to re-
fresh all who enter the building. If it
will only remain there tenth part as long
as the musk in the Empress Josephine's
private apartments
SICK AND WOUNDED soLD1ERs.-The train
bearing the sick and wounded soldiers,
which was expected to reach this city from
Dunkirk, on Wednesday night, did not ar
rive till yesterday morning, There were
about two hundred and fifty of them, many
convalescents, some sick, and nearly all
wounded more or less severely.
They were breskfasted at the Home.
Seventy were accommodated at time, and
the officials girded themselves thrice before
the last soldier, who was able to leave the
car and walk in, had been reached. The
wants of a number were supplied in the
cars.
TheySaI left on the morning trains for
Columbus and Toledo.
PIANO FoRTEs.-See the advertisement of
Messrs. Cummings and Jennys, who have
now on exhibition and for sale at S Gro
baugh's Photograph Gallery, No. 1O4 East
side Public Square, the various styles of
piano -fortss manufactured by them. Their
instruments excel in great volume and
sweetness of tone, and possess every modern
Improvement.
Among those of our citizens who have al
ready purchased pianos of this firm are
Messrs. John Worry, C. Koch, K. Deitz and
Myers.
DEATH OF JAMES F. SoARR.-Ws are per-
mitted to publish the following letter de-
scriptive of the death and burial of James
F. Scarr:
HEADQUARTERS 1O3d o. V. I.
KIEs7ox, N. c., March 10, 1865.
TVns. BoDIer, Esq, Cleveland, Ohio:
DEAR Sir: It becomes my painful duty to
inform you of the death of James F. Scarr,
Company B, this regiment. He was taken
| sick on the march on the 18th inst, and,
growing worse, was sent to Division Field
Hospital on the 18th. Notwithstanding he
had constant medical attendance aud the
care Of his comrsde, he continued to fail
| until last night, when death relieved him
| OF his sufferings. His disease was ct first
pronounced bilious attack, but brain foyer
finally set in.
We buried him in the little burying
ground at this place, with military honOrs,
the entire regiment attending. a neat
coffin enclosed the remains of the gallant
boy who had so long been with US: and
who, during all oEr hardships and dangers
had endeared himself TO every one by his
gontleness, truthfulness and brave, manly
| spirit. One and all, we deeply mourn his
| loss, and will ever cherish his memory in
our hearts as that of dear, departed broth
er. To his relatives and friends at home
we beg to offer our heartfelt sympathy and
coincidence. d. 3. z.
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COAL.

a Il l. EN NKs,
RholssaIs ana RstAil Dealer h
ssPip Vein, O0lGmblSns and Chippewa
c . a Ia
Once on o. ?. q. K. Pier. Also, ONES and YaFd
a. Euclid Etrset 3. B. Crossing. Coal ofAn
ELcsllent Quality for
SIEAM, Gas, CRATES, sTOVES
Once OF House Use. Als0, ANTHRACITE GOAL,
In large or mnsn Quantities.
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly attend.
ID to. Coal tor S,nlthipg ksnt constantly on hand
- Terms sr9s mAyls:R2
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Hats, Caps, &C., damaged BY tbs late irer
will be cold out chsaP for the next ten days at
HAoK's. 15s Superior street. Now is your time
to get bargains. sp7,2OO
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Rose q Prenti1s' I.roVlIlOn HlaFAea Re
NEW YORK MARKEr-Aprn 9.

BT IELEG1APH-
COftOn-Rathsr more lteady. saies 81 $40 foR
midding.
FhOur-O yoned rather more steady and c'oged
5@lOc b tier.
Sal at ss IO@s 20 for extra state; So 7Oas IS
for common to good shipping brands extra round
hooD Ohio aud ss s09s Us for trade brands.
Market closing steady.
wheat~aarkst Ease better. Sales at 81 6s
Tor amber Iowa; s 50 amber Michigan; 81 $50
81 choice white vest
Rye-Dull at 81 lO6I IS.
BsrIey-DuIl and lower. Sales at 81 IS for
choice state.
COrn-Firuer. Sales of new yellow ct 81 %
al A. and 81 for new white.
Oafs-Rathsr more st ady. ealss at SEQ foE
western.
WOOI-DuIl.
PetrOIeum-Quiet at $40 for Crude, $50 for
refined in b n TSe do free.
Sugar Firuer. Musoovado l29131z; HA-
vana I514o.
MOIasses-DuIL
CofTee-Duli.
POrE-heayy; closing more Arm. Sales at
S27 5O02s % for msss, olosiog at S2s 60 rfgu-
lar; S25 CO63 20 for 1854 mess, cash and regular
way, closing at - cash. s23 75@4 50 for
prime aad S25 5o027 10 for prime mess Also
$500 bis new mess for Apri ami May, sellers and
buyers tion, 6z7 758z9 90.
Seef-Market STEADY st sl2 5O917 90 for plain
meIs; $40 sO@2l 90 extra do.
Beef Hams-Fair demand. Sales at Sal 90
@24 80.
cut Meats-stsady at 1I16gl5c for shoulders
Baeon-Market steady. Sales of Cumberland
cut at l51zc; It5<aI6o fCr long ribbed, snd 1879
for short ribbed
g.ari-Firmer at I55<9V1{o.
Butter-Stesdy. Eales at l3g20c for Ohio
and 2l@s3o for Ststo.
cheese Quiet ct l4@22c.
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VANITY FAIR. A Novel Without q Hero. By
William Mskepslcs Thackeray. New York
Harper & Brothers. 1885.
We have seen at Cobb, Andrews & Co..
the magnificent edition of Thsckeray s
works commenced in the public alton OF
Vanity Fair. Ifthe publishers had intend
ed to testify to the world, in this enterprise,
their admiration and affection for the illus
trious author, they could not possibly have
given more convincing proof of their love
and reverence, than they have done in
producing an edition of those books, which
is the glory of the printers art. The spirit
of the book need not, like Plotinus, feel
ashamed ofits body.
What mead is there to speak of the book
itself, of Vanity Fair? Every prepared
mind in Christendom has read it with
wonder and delight, nay, sometimes with
terror, too, its revelations of truth are SO
awful.
Mover was book written with more con-
summate art. The means are concealed,
the writer is lost out of view, but society is
bodied forth as upon the air. 1t is a kind
of self-existent book, and will last as long
as human nature.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED. FRIL 6.
Stmr Morning Star, Viger. Detroit.
sehr Post, Chapman, Tolfdo.
seow BlSck Rover, jennings, Port Clinton.
SeoW Wake Up, steadman, Toledo.
CLEARED. -......APHIL 6.
stmr Morning Star, Viger, Detroit.
5chr O Boeder, Young, Keliey's Island.
Schr len White, Dupee, Kellsy's Island.
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New York stock Harkef--ApriI 8.
LEY FELEaRAPH.l

Q. S. Skies Of 1881 coupons -. DO reg steIei
-; Five-twenty coupons lu71s; do regist'd 1921
90 otupcns. new Issue, 1O7; Ten-forty coupons
-; do registered =; OBe-ysar certificates 9s5<
stocks, teady Fort Wayne 9g14; R OK
Islaud %; Toledo -; Cleveland and Pitts
burgh 6a15; Illinois Central 5orip - Michigan
Southern IO15; Msripcsa =; N. Z. Cen raj ~ &
Erie "a; Hudson 9715; Rssding - Michigan
central IOC; ROTtbWs stern 254; do preferred
545I; Chicago BurliDg on 4 Quincy -; Missouri
Sixes 81 Ohio q Mississippi certificates 24x;
Cumberland -; Quicksilver 6515; Canton -,
Alton & Terre Haute -; do preferred so; Erie
preferred Is; Tennessee iXes =; Milwaukee a
p airia du Chien =; Paciho Mail -.
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Prices Of Mining Stocks bid in Boston to dly:
O,ntral -; Copper Falls "A; HanGo oek 81;
Huron 80; Isle RoJ ale, lO1<i Minnesota s. Ro,k-
land, 8; Superior 81; Quincy 10; franklin 30.
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Total
sTATE OF OHIO,

COUNTY OF OUfAH0GA,
I,W. L. CUTTER, Cashier of the Merchants Ma
ii nal Bank Of Cev land DO solemUly swear that
the above statement is true to tbs best Of my
knowledge and belief
". L. CUTTER, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed belo me tbs 4th day
Of april ls65. J. LEONARDi
ap6l9s Notary Public.
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NEW ADVERrIsEmEN.s.

Pattern bonnets, from the New York
at Mrs. ShaW's Millinery Rooms.
sn17.
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RAILROADS,


1865. WIETEB ARRANGEMENT, 1863
"a snd GfssE Monday. Oct. Elst, lss4. PalsensG
TrEins viii run as olloWs, SUNDAYS 6xeepted)i
LEAVE OLEVELAND;
9.50. A. M.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-5torDlng 3,
Wflloughby, Psinesville. Madison, Geneva, Ash
gAbalA OonDsaut and Girard only, and arrive
HJie al 70 ?. NJ, Dunkirk S:1 P. ~, BunAl'
$40 P. M..CIEOINRATI EXPREss-stoppiuE q
P8ine5Viile, Ashtabuls and Glrard only, and az
rigos AZ Erte6 80 ?. -, DHnhirk Is ,, ~, But
$50 ?. n 6AiL AND AOOOaMoDATIoH-
StopF'ns st all stations and arrive at ETis
2;OoP. B.-NiGHT RGPRESs TBAIH-5tos7inx.
Painssyille, Ashtsbula and GlrArd only, am
Fvriv1a at Eric ~ l2:40 4. X, Duakirk 30
a. X 3u9slo 4:208.z.
LEAVE ERIh
80 A. H-HlGHT Express TRAIN-stopRini
- 9iTard, Ashtabula and PainesYils only, AMI
s:l5. A. Al. MAIL AND AOOOMMODATIOs
IT, lAI,stoggi9E At al stations and arrive 81
l0fl5 A. N.-TOLEDO EXP PRESS-Stopplng At a.
Htsti-a5 oSooPs SvsnSills, SaybroOk, knoxville
Perry, Mentor and Hickli1e, and arrives q
SO ?. m.@DSY ExPREss FBAIE-stoppInE
Glrzrti COunoaut, Ashtsbula, Geneva Paines
vile only, and arrives In Cleveland At rs ?. =
~ Second UizEa CEEI are run on AL Lhroug
Trains.
IN lhe rfsina going westward connect at OEoEslNn.
With trbiuH Cor Toledo, chicago, Columbus, Oinoin
aAt Indianapolis, st. Louis, &C.; and all through
trains q the New York Erie Rsilrosd, and 1t Bui
al aith these OF the New York Central BulAlo Z
Sew EOTk City Railroads for New York, Albany
Go5Eon, eiagsTs Falls &C., and at Eric With train
~ Day Express, East and West, connects o.
llrard with Trains on Erie Pittsburgh RGilgos
or LinssTlls sesavile, Jamestown, e.
f1ay,land- Oct s7st. IA
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A Note of WsTning.-Let the poets say
what they will, Spring is treacherouI season. 1t
'tIieth the bones. Ofits danps and fogs, its east
winds and its capri'iouI mpe eturi, come the icy
chls and the burning heats Of intermittent fever.
MiasmB thaws out Of the earth IL clouds under the
vsrDal beams. At no season of the year does the
system require Strengthening more than at this.
To fall sick is to be incaYac tsted flom st ug
Cling with the heats of Summer. Who desires 20
met the blazing weather Of June, July and Au-
gu,t with an org imitation epfeo5le5 by spring DIS.
eases Now Is the time to reinforce : at1re and
Tendsf the frame and the oon.tituti7n su nmeT-
proof
As Io7n as ths fiost gets out Of the earth, the
stomach seems to Jose 8 lone and the appstite to
f,de. An indescribable Ials'tude overoom,s the
body and mental rsies, aud sight exertions
oten bring on .lPitati5a ard nervous tromoIs.
Thtse symptoms are the mute demands of The ply.
sique for hslp and .uccoc Ihe indu nee Of the
season Is depressing upon the yigor, US, while
to The naturally feeble It is still more disas .Tous
Truly, death resps heavy hsrvest in March April
and May. During those mon hs the dyspeItic, the
bilious and the hypc chondriacal always suffer most
severely. AgsiLst all the ailments produced by
miasma, sudden alterations Of temp eratufe, sx-
p ,surs or c'oso confilemen; in doors, HOSTEL
TEs'S BTTIERs is the most potent of sll med
IciBal safeguards. Be in time be il time Sold
everywhere. sp3:225 wdEE
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APRIL WEATHER.-The first regular April
weather of the season happened along yes
terday balmy air, high wind, rain, sun
shine, blue sky and black clouds. Spring
has indeed come, in the city; we suppose
it has also in the country. There the sea-
son is marked, as the pastoral poets and
the sentimental girls in their school essays
say, with the appearance of the "green
grass" and the "gsmboling" oflambs in
meadows. Here in the city are other symp-
tOms,-drives OF the popular streets, prom
enades, the appearance Of the apple dealer
at the gate mot called Beautifully of the
Public Square, loads of young shade trees
awaiting purchasers. and, last and most
significant, the sound of the inevitable
barrel-organ in the streets. The organ
grinder has come again. We have seen
knots of children dancing and jumping
the rope round his wonderful machine,
and noticed fond mothers pstronize the
monkey, which has such decidedly fnan-
cial turn of mind.
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CAPE CoD. By Henry D. Thorsau. Boston I;
Ticknor & Fields. 1865.
We regard it a happy coincidence that
the books of the two villagers, Emerson
and Thoreau, who understood each other SO
well, and both of whom were at once char
acteristic. and singular products of Amer
lea, should come to US in one and the same
package.
This last collection of the papers of the
late Hermit of Concord" is marked with
the same fine and strong features which
have made remarkable the former books of
Thoreau. Never were sharper eyes sent
into nature than his, or steadier nerve and
pulse, or a genius who, by understanding
and Imagination, could apply himself with
more force and range to nature. Those
keen eyes, that imagination and under
standing, he carried to Cape Cod, and this
book is the record of the observations.
Cape Cod has been photographed by the
best of artists.
Cobb, Andrews Co. have the above
books for sale.
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Pstroleum-Them market Is quiet and nOniaAF
a. 7sc.
seeds-EO clover IN nsrkst. Timothy aoni.
nal at 81 4.Oo94,25.
POtatOes-Quiot. Selling Atsoss6o for prime
peaeh-blOws-
Beans-7ery dali, and market nominal ct g %
for prime medium white.
Dried APples-Dull at 1O5z91le, and peg for
packages.
Dried PeRehes-sesroe and firm at laO44a
for peeled, and s2ss4o for unpesIed.
Lake Fish-Demsnd only moderate. Selling
ct the following prices: Whitssrh, hall bbls 80 70
Trout, half bbls, s. so; Piokerel, half bbu 50 90,
and very scarce; Herring IS 5Oper bbl.
Feafhers-stes5y, with sales in . Moderate
way At S0c for prime live geese.
salt-steady. Coarse - 90 Ground Solar 50 as
HOps-Firm. New York state 4ce5Oo, sooOrd-
ing to quality.
aels-Eteady. Barley Nal. haId 1t sI,O pei
bushsl.
AIe ana POrter-aIarkst steady. We auots
e. lolloWH Present Uss XX Ale $40; Stock Xxx
gIlGg1a; Kennest S1I /; Pale Cream 81: Porsa
Jl. half and quarter barrels In proportion.
Water Ljme-Firm at % - for OSWego and
PTaster.-'POEsPs'' land plaster gl9 % Per
ton.
Rose q Prent1ss' Provision AAFkea Re
pert.
The following sre the rates charged b. usi
aAms-suglr-ouFe premium hams = D......@
Dried Beef-8
ShOulder8-Sugar-oured 2 D...-......s.-.......ls o
RaeOR-Or Smoked Sides 9 D....... ......tl o
LsFd-Primo leaf ksttIe-rnd'd IN bbisor trcs.21 .
Prime leaf kottls-rndF'd IN kegs 3 D..2a
POFk-Ho. mess B %
Extra clear D Fbbl..-,....................... "a %
- No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depots or boats. AL articles ar8
warranted strictly prime, and equal 70 anything II
he stats. Orders promptly 1lled-
BOsH PREHTIS9.
dsIR-R Nos. Iaq. IA and l4s Ontario street.
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8. Y. Money HIarket-April 9.

MOuey-Active at 697 3 ct.
Sterling Exchange-Nominala at 1O99l0s14
for first class bankers' bills.
GOId-L IS active and lower. Opening ct
15t54, declining to $50, and closing at 1903
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Oil Factory for sRIe.-The subscriber Of
fers to sell his factory Canal and Ohio Streets
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly sit
uated, coJpUact and conveniently arranged. Ca
pscity alb at fifty barrels per day. Immediate pos
session gi-sn if required. b. PEbrGN.
ClevelR FEB. Ia, 1868. febl6r2O6
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lUUBocti5ue ar5 made az MonrOovflIe With ths sah
1ugiJTs hauEfold Newark Z. Il. ct Clyde with Ii
saunussy, Dayton 4 Cincinnati K. B.; at Fremop
with tbs Fremont & Indiana q r.; snd at TOled.
Eith the Michigan Southern Northern Indiana anf
Toledo wabash Railroads for chicago, Detroit
Jackson, Font Rsyne, LOgRnspoTt, Lafayette, Oairs
Alton, 50. Loais E1d al soiats Vest, Northwest an
Southwest.
Trains acriye tn Cleveland from ToIeuo and On
Vest at 9;2g 4 H., 243 2. ~, z3d $40 ,. \. Fros
ssntgshy q g;l5 a. 4 Il. Z. 9UGkEB. suV't
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Z. B. Halls, Banker,
AND
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Subscriptions received to the
~ 3-l0 PER CENT. AND l0-40" NATIONAL
LOAN.
icon mission allowed to Subscribers.l
Eaj-U. s. Bonds Of 1881 8 ZJs, lO-40's, Treasury
Notes and ali ether Government tecurites pur-
chasei and for sale on the most favorabi terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and CsnsdA money bought
and sold at bsst rates, Deposits received and COL
lections made at all acCes5'b points. Uncurrent
funds converted at lowest rates. BeyenCe Stamps
for sale. Oc4
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COMM ERcIAL.

MORNING LEADER OFFIOs,
THURSDAY EvENBG, April s. 1855.
Reeeipts-The receipts Of Grain BY rail during
tho "a hours ending at one O'Clock to-day were as
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GARDNER, BURT & CO.,
Storage and Produce
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

Propristors Of the Union Railway Ship and Ca
MI Grain Elevators Storage capacity, $50, 600
bushels. Once and Warehouse adjoining the
Elevator,
No. 197 MerHin ST., Cleveland, 0.
Dealers in all kinds of Country Produce. Agents
for tie salt Company Of rnondsga." Salt sold
always st the Company's prices.
Salt, Water Lime, Flour, Grain, So, by car
loads re- eived CT to be shipped on the O. O. O..
c. & T., O. & E, G. & p or A. G " marrow
guagel Railroads aud their connections, loadsd or
unloaded directly in cur warshouse, saving sx-
pence OF drayrgs.
viii sivs per ona at sntion to the flliDg Of or
ders for Produce and herchsndiSs en- Commission.
Liberal cash sdFnnces made on CO. sgnmsns5.
We are prepared to rgCslVs and shi0, By Canal,
Lake or Rail, twithout drayage), Grindstones,
Stav ;, Marble, Lumber and coarse Flights Of all
kinds, having ths ONLY DERRICKS IN Tan
Gay for the tran 'fes Of heavy Freights.
Refer 10 Banks aud business men generally.