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Total ....

The m'rket this morning Tcld dull, but at the
Board Of Tale this afternoon there Wss little
better inquiry for GRAIN though the market is stu
very far from being active. Ia prices We have no
particular change to uoe from yss srday and q6o.s
as follows:
RFetghts-stsady at the following rates ALI
RAIL-ro New York, Flour S2 OO; Wool q "a !;
Dressed Hogs 81 80. To Boston, FIcur 50 10; Wool
% Al; Dressed Hogs 81 30.
FIOuF-steady hut quiet. We quots at 50 650
10 OOfOr gO,d to choice Xxx n d; $40 7591I 90 for
do Xxx white.
Wheat-Dull. Sales to-day were IOOO bus Ne.
2red from store at 81 75, and car No. 2 do from
St.re at 81 80.
COrn-In moderate inquiry ard somewhat uu-
settled. Sales to-day Of cars new sheIkd from
store at 81 90, and cars do do at 81 05.
Oats-ouist. Sale car from store at TTISo.
Rye and BaFIey-Eo salsJ and market nom
lnal.
Buckwheat FIOur-QuI at 500 per
100 ms.
POrk-sis'dy but quiet at SIS 90 for mesa and
$40 o for clear.
Lard-Unobang'd at 2Sc in tleF,ss and go in
keg' for city. made.
Smoked Meats-steadyat at 90 for hams, zoo
shouidersi and lse for dried beef
Rutter-In modsrass Inquiry at s5@src for
Western Res rye roll.
EgEs-Eigm with fair demand. Sales bbIu
at s5e.
Cheese-Tn fair demand and sady ct l90alc
for large lots good to prime Western Reserve.
Small lots selected command 192e better figures.
HIRhWines-Tery dull. Roldsrs still ssking
g 9s92 25.
AloOhOE-Held at - 5O94 So for 90 pei cent.
Neutral Proof Spirits 81 4O92 As.
PetrOIeum-DullA ct s69GOe for refined.
Seeds-Dull. Glover offered a. sIs 90; Tims |
othy held at IS 75
Beans-steady st 81 Oe@s 25-f new medium
white old do s2 60.
Dried APpIea-Medsrstsly active and steady
at Il1Sa12e.
Dried Pesehes-Scsrcs and In good request
st .429l4e for peeled, and S2@S4o for unpeeIed.
Fish-In fair demand and firm at the follow.
Ing quotations; White Fish, half bsI., So 70;
Trout, half bbl, IS 90; Piskersl half bbl, 81 Q6i
Herring, q bbl., SO 90.
salt-sssady. Coarse 8 80; Ground Solar 8 60;
Fine s6.
TalIoa-Ths demand is only moderate at 40
10 for city aad country. rendered.
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DUB LAKE COMMERCE.
Exports OOastWise from the Port OF
GleVelRad for the Year IS64--Im.
ports GOastSFise into ihe Same, &c.

We publish below an interesting state
nent or exhibit of the lake commerce Of
Cleveland for the rear 1864, including the
exports coastwise from this port, the inn
ports into the same, the exports Of Ameri-
can produce and commodities TO foreign
countries in British vessels, and the i'm
ports from foreign lands in American yes
sells. It is of interest not only to shippers,
but to the scOres-and hundreds of our citi-
EsnS whose business is represented in the
articles below enumerated, and to the pub
lie in general.
KKPeRTs CoAsTWIsE FROM THE PORT OF
CLEVELAND EoR TIE YEKR 1864.
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fremont ITENs.-The Fremont Messenger
understands that the Fremont, Lima and
Union Railroad is to be completed to Union
City, Indiana, this coming summer, and
that the work has already been commenced
at the western end of the road. {.
The Messenger says parties are boring for
oil three miles from Fremont.
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REnxsEATIoSs oF EoRTHKRN ONO ORR
cEEs.-AmOng recent designations on file at
the State Adjutant Generals Office, are
those of Captain William Wilson, 124th 0.
Y. L; First Lieutenant Joseph P. Card, 4,
IOSrd o. v. I, and First Lieutenant Henry
G. Vincent, First Light ARTILLERY.
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LEFT FOR THE FEoSr.-Cap.ain s. ".
Dorsey, of Battery h, First Ohio Light
Artillery, who has been enjoying = brief
furlough with his friends in Northern Ohio,
passed through this city yesterday on his
way back to his battery, which is with the
Army Of the Potomac.
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Legal Intelligence,

UNITED STATES CouRT.-The case of the
Emitted States Us. John MOrrissey and Eliza
Keith, for enticing soldier to desert and
carrying away a deserter, came on for
trial yesterday, District Attorney Paine
appearing for plaintiff and 8. E. Adams,
ESQ., for defendants. The case went 10 the
jury this afternoon aud a verdict of guilty
was brought in. Sentence has not yet
been passed upon the defendants.
Jacob Gottstein and Solomon Bernstein
indicted for selling goods without license,
plead guilty to the indictment.
CoNXoN PLEAs CoURT. BEFORE JVDGH
CoFFIHBIRRT.-The case of Fish and Latti.
ner Us. Colt, suit for the value of thirty
nine strawberry boxes made by plaintiff for
the defendant, was tried to the court yes
terday morning, by Msssrs. slade and
FOualsy for plaintiffs and R. E Mix, Esq
fjr defendant. Judgment was given for
plaintifIin the sum of sIs.s4.
BEFoRE JUDeE FoorE.-This court is still
occupied in hearing the evidence for the
defense in the case of Blish Us. the prOpsIl-
or Tioga.
BHToRI JUDGE BOLToE.-The jury in the
case Of Ohio Us. N. Y. Turrill, for abortion,
brought in verdict of guilty yesterday
morning. A motion for q new trial was
made, and will be argued this morning.
The material ground for a new trial,
as alleged in the motion, setting aside
the usual formal declaration that the
verdict lie contrary to the evidence, the
weight of evidence, and the Law, in the
case, is that the court excluded the evi-
dence OfGsOrge W. Anesley for the defense
and admitted certain evidence for the State
objected to by the defense.
David and George Ksntly, recently con-
victed Of burglary and larceny, received
sentence yesterday, the former being sent
to the penitentiary for six, and the latter
for two years.
Lewis Pendleton, wh1 plead guilty to an
indictment for receiving stolen property,
was sentenced to pay fine of $40 and
costs.
Lewis French, who plead guilty to an in
dictment for grand lRresny, was sentenced
to pay fine sf$5O and costs.
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FUNERAL sERYIoEs.-We learn that the re-
mains ofthe gallant Captain ". ". Hunt,
of Toledo, who was killed in the battle Of
Frsnklin, and whose body has recently
been recovered, will be buried in this city
to-day.
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NEW YORK mARKEr-Feb. "a.
[sT FHEreRAPH,I

lsK FHLEeRAPE.l
Cot1On--NO decided change. Sales at s4cas5c for
middling.
FlOGr-ststo and Western quiet and rather
more steady.
Sales at $40 2O@1O s5 for extra State; sl1 90
II 20 good Uncommon nhippmg brands extra round
hoop Ohio; sll 2O9l2 90 for trade bran.s. Market
closing quiet.
WhlsEy-Hoary. Sales at 81 aea % for
Wheat-Duu. Very choice No Chicago
spring e 2oi Milwaukee Club 81 16.
Bye-Quiet.
BRFiey-Stesdy
COrn-DVlI Gales old mixed western nom.
inaI at 81 ss9I 90.
0ats-Rathsr more firm. Fales at 81 ls7l@
CO6ee-Quiet.
9ugar-Dull. HuBcoTado l7s<e.
WOOI-Dull ---s =
PetFO1eGm-DuI. Crude &c; refined in bond
66966c; do fro SIC. --L1 = J''l Esl-- , =
Rice-Dull. d. l1- Hr.3 r
-ROrk-Qulet with q moderate Speculative
demand. ealeE ct S55 IS for nsW mess; sSS 250
IS bJ for 1864 do, eaAh and regular way clos
ing at SS3 371S cash: S29 OO03O o. for prime and
and SS4 0O5S4 so for prims mess,
Beef-ActiVe. Sales ct SIS UQd22 90 for nlain
mess S2l OO02l 90 for sx ira mess
Beef Hams-More active. Sales at S25 so
92T 20
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PRLYHR FOB CoLLEeKs.-Yes the
last Thursday in February, was the day
usually set apart by most, if not all, of the
religious societies of the country, as day
Of fasting and prayer for schools and col
leges.
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PRESENTS.

Christmas aud New Years st Union hall
Those who want Presents should give US 6 call.
We havs Clothing for rich, and Clothing for poor
An should come to rs and Bargains secure;
We have Clothing for Boys, and Clothing for Men
Many more styles than IN now try to pen;
Goats, Overcoats, Pants, Jackets and Vests,
All our own make and surely the best.
We have scarfs and Scarf Pins, Neck Ties and
OrAvats,
shirts, Gloves and Collars, suspendsrs and Hata,
HalfHose and handkerchief, Wrappers and Draw
Mads out Of SIX, Wool, MsrinO or Gauzs;
And many more things that are usefnl and nice,
Which for these times Wsl sell at very low price.
Aud then for the ladies' God bless the dear creatures
And grant that no SOrroW may ere mar their fsa-
tures;
The present for them which viii give them most
pleasure,
And Be in each household blessing and treasure,
1s SEWING MAOHINE' one of SINGERS, you
know,
Is ahead Of all other Machines msde to to sew,
Il ts simple, Is is handsome, and easy TO run
And By far the best Sewing Machine audsF the sun.
Inen all who want Presents 70 UNION BALL HE,
Well We know, that when there you'll not fail 70
buy,
For the gifts that are valued end prIEed most Of all
Are those that are purchased at our famed UNION
HALL.
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NEW YORK sTOCnz MARKEr.

INV AVHAl T co % IooOs
Government Stocks Q aiet. United States
Slxes Of 'st cOupOls -; EiVe-twsnty coupons
lIt74; Ten.foIty coupons lO2; eeVen thlEties I16;
Ons-yeAr eei titicates SO.
StOeks-Dun. Tennessee Skies Of 1880, =;
Ohio & Miss ssippl certificates u; Alton & Terrs
Haute preferred 70; MaEipom 1235: New 70 K
@ ntral ll5s<; Erie 70; Hudson l1s. Reading
lI57z; MiohigAs Central =; Michigan Southsrn
western - Rock Island s71S; PitiSbnrgh, Fort
Wsyne 4 Chicago 965S. n f-.t-a-'.' ..-
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LlT.rFool Oil Stock Sc ms t1 be somewhat on the
upward track again, and there Ars more buyers
than sellers. one to sell at IS regular and SELLER
80 were made with bids at s5 buyer So but parties
were unable to coma tOgsther. At the close there
was evidently a better feeling in Liverpool.
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9TH FVTvEH OF TIE CouzTRr."-Bishsp
Simpsons lecture at the St. Clair Street
NE. Church, last evening, on ''Ths Future
Ofths Country" was listened 10 by very
large audience, Wh0 we're evidently greatly
delighted and impressed BY the briIlisncy,
the logical power, and the thrilling elo.
eusnee Ofths distinguished speaker. We
had prepared an analysis of the lecture,
but the crowded state of our columns pre-
rents ita insertion, at least this morning.
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APPoETNENT.-Dr. L. G. Meyer, Of this
city, has been appointed Surgeon of the
ls4sh o. l., one of the new regiments
now being raised under the Presidents last
cali. The regiment has left for the front.
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Private Anairs-ImpOrfant to Many.
-DR. DEHARf can be consulted dsily from to IL
A. N and from 2to P. N. at the Grog Store Of
George W. Clark, No. 1Is Superior street, Cleve-
land, until March Tth.
People tnAls or female.) suffering from diteases
they do not wish everybody to know Of will hnd it
prSatAble to consult DR.. DeHArt.
Married Ladies wishing relief from weaknesses
or other diseases peculiar to their sex, can consult
DR.. DeHsrt st his residence, No. IO4 Erie street,
near Medical College, from halfpast to haIf-past
eight o'clock every eFsning, Sundays e1Oepted,)
until the date above named. This arrangement
viii AFFORD an opportunity to many to get well, who
have seemingly done everything for the recovery Ct
lost health.
Avail yourselves Of Dr., DsHGrt's extensive szps-
renee. feb7:ls2
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fsb2S:Is1

OIL Factory EOr SaIe.-The subscriber Of
ers to sell bis factory on Canal and Ohio stree t.
With the land and buildings, being pleasantly sit
mated, compact and conveniently arranged, Ca
pacity about fifty barrels per day. Immediate pos
session given nrequired. B. PRLToN.
Cleveland, Feb. IA, 1865. febl5:r2Of
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Cleveland Stock Exchange.
President, ....
MORRISON FOSTER.
Vice President,
]. F. FREEMAN.
Sscie airy and Treasurer
D. G. WASHINGTON

Sscie airy and Treasurer
D. C. WASHINGTON.
The Rooms Of this Board are in the AtWat
egraph tftics.
SESSIONS EVERY EVENING, (sxcspt suudEy),
AT 77z O'CLOCK.
The rat Of Gold and st eks in New York, at
~ o'clock P. n, are telegraphsd to this Boa
each dayi al Q, the rates Of Gold ct Gsllaghsr's
Evening ExehABge.
Fee of Member ship, $40 q Year.
Persons not members are admitted for q cents
each night, but not permitted to operate.
Ttoss wishing to become memseis will please
spply to the Secretary and Treasurer. fsb24:RS
THURSDAY EVENISo, Feb. %, 1855.
There was very little done at the Board Tonight,
ss viii be seen BY the saleS operators being appar-
emily disposed to hold %, both buy-Is and Sellers
The sales Of the evening were as folloWs:
1000 One.year certiicatfs.-. Qa
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DAILY LEADER.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY "a,
AKW ADVKRTIsMKBTs

HEW ADVKETIsKHKHTs.
Academy Of Musie-Fra DlATOlo.
:. b. WoodmAn-For Sale.
40 Huron Bt.-Lost.
J. Hsndlsy-Lsnd for Sale.
Mallory's Minstrel Troupe.
Charley shaJ's ouInOuPIsxAI- Jugg'sIy, &c.
J. b. rsWitt B oo.-Ladiss' Garments.
Cleveland Stock Exchange.
TaJlOrs etisWOld Co -Bugls Trimmings.
J. q Dewitt Co Spring Goods.
MuermAn, HGrtness Weitz-AttasbnSnt.
Fourth Wa.d-LoeAI Notice.
Git Beneft-LoeHl Notice.
Engines for SAls-Local Netics.
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K.x. MONEY MARKET-Feb. %.

MOney-Easy at 30. Few transactions re-
ported at DC.
Sterling Exehange-Firmer at 1C45%@1OsL
for gold.
GOId-A shade frmer; opening at 1857, ad-
VaLeing to 2O2, and Closing at 1907.
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Beston Copper stoek atarket.

INV YORK, Feb. q.
Prices for mining stocks bid in Boston to-day
Central So; Franklin 4s1S; Huron Al; Isle
RoyAle IL; Hancock ~ Minnesota l9; RocklRud
9; Aztec =; French Greek -; Copper Falls =;
Quincy = Market dU'l.
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AMATEUR THEATRICALs. - "THR CHIMNEY
CoRNER.-Amateur theatricals, judged from
a professional stand point, are generally
dead failures. The Thespian Muse is not
easily wooed and won. And those who
know how much of hard study, of long and
patient effort, of laborious thought, of
wsarisome experience, is necessary to make
successful actor even out of hiStronic
genius, can readily excuse the cruditiss
and shortcomings of an "amateur" COM
pAny. Much allowance must hs made in
criticising suchia company, and TO one who
makes such allowance, the rendition of
"The Chimney Corner" at Brainard's
Hall, last evening, for the benefit of the
Soldiers Home, afforded ample opportunity
for praise. The audience last night was
large, and were apparently much pleased
st the manner in which the piece was pre-
Sented.
"The Chimney Corner" is an old favor
ite with the Cleveland public, and those
amateurs are Indeed bold who would at
tempt to follow Mr.. and Miss Couldook, Mr..
Ellsler and Mrs. Bradshaw, in the rendi-
ton of this beautiful domesti, drama. Un-
der the circumstances, the s1ccesI of the
play was most hsttering to the volunteer
actors.
We shall attempt no criticism upon the
various characters. We subjOin the "cast"
of the piece
Solomon Problty, (Aged sl) .---..Mr s. K Davis.
Peter Probity, (aged 60) Mr.. J. H. BesselI.
John Proety, (aged 2S) -----..Mr. G.. +. Bingham.
Nj OharlsS hetty +. b. Kelley.
Patty Probity, (wifs of Peter Mrs. g. K Davis
Trace Emery E. spanEler. |
These ladies and gentlemen are, We be- |
lisve, residents Of East Cleveland. The |
role Of Charles Chiefly was assumed at 8 late
hour by Mr.. Il. B. DeWOlf, the gentleman
to appear being i'll.
The Well-kuown farce Box and Cox"
in which Mr.. Bessell appeared Es Box, Mr..
Davis as Coz, and Mrs. Davis IS Mrs.
souncer, was the concluding piece.
With last night closed the series of ANA
eur entertainments for the benefit of the
Soldiers Home-E series which has been
both artistically brilliant and peeuniErily
We hear talk of continuance
# this benevolent amusement after Lent"
md Of the production of " Cinderella" j" the
airy pAntomime, but this project has not {
rot assumed definite shape.
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PERsOSAL-=-Fhe State Journal says that
Colonel Chas. F. henderson, 18th o. Y. l.,
left that city on Monday evening, for Hunt-
vile, Ala.
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ISAAO 4. ISAAUS UNION FALL.
bolo Agent for the sale Of Singers Oslebratsd Sew.
ing Machines, storr's Automaron Prsusmnn,
and stro7g'H Patent Army Bed-Trunk,
Corner Superior and UnIon-ssI.
- Look out for the GiAnts.Vz dscH
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WANTED, AT $3.50 PER MONTH
w reliable Canvasser IN eTe-y town and county
for the hutss and Spy, the most inter sting and ex
city book sTer publish d, embracing the adventures
Of WON an in The Union Army as Nurse, Scout and
Spy, giving q most vivid inner picture Of the war
We have egents clear ng $50 per month, which we
VIII proVe TO any doubtiLg applicant. Seud for cireu-
lars. Address JONES BROS, Philadelphia, Pa.
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COMMERCIAL,

MORNING LEADEB OTEI0E, I
THURSDAY EvHEEa, Feb. 2s, 1851
Reeeipts-The receipts Of Grain by rail during
the twenty-four hourH ending ct one O'Clock to-day
ware A folIOvU.
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REcRgITINs. = TWenty-seven mon were
mustered in at the Provost Msrshals Ofics
On Wednesday, and thirty yesterday, and
credited to this district. Eight were
also mustered in yesterday for the Nine
tsenth District. The following is the dis
tributiOn of the credits made yeIterdHy to
the various sub districts of this Enrolment
District
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Dressed HOgs-LOWsr. Sales at 1s94917c
for western. s-.-
BaeOn SIdes-Mors active Sales at 1s5z9
S0Ze for Cumberland cut; 20xc for lOng-nbbed.
Cut Meats-stsAdyi sales at I79ls51<e for shOul
and 1S922c for hams.
LaFd-Eirmer and more active at O14s2glc-
latter az extreme.
Bufier-DuII; sales at sze47o for Ohio; 4ssss
State
Cheese Quiet at l4922e
Rose 4 PrenfIsF 1-FOV1nOn Markea Re.
Port
The following are the rates charged By us;
HAms-SagAr-5ured premium hams 9 b......ss
DRIED Heels
3 Slb.....................l9
RaeO9-OF Smoked Sidss p b...............-....9l
LaFd-Prime leaf ksttle-rnd'd in bbls or trcs.23
Prime leaf kettle-rndr'd In kegs 3 D..24
EOFk-no. mess %
Extra clear 3 Sbbl.......................... 80 80
No extra charge made for packages or cart
age 20 railroad dspots or boats. All articles ars
warranted Strietly prime and equal 10 anything IN
tie State. Orders promptly hllod.
BOSE PREHTISs.
dsls-R Nos. 157. IA snd I4s Ontario street.
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HudsOn,s UnrivaIed Tooth Paste 1.
unsurpassed in removing rust and tartar and
whitening the teeth. Bat its chief excellence con
llsts in the certainty with wheh it heals all ten.
derness Of the gums and prevents their bleeding.
Its constantly increasing demand wherever known
is one Of its strongss. recommendations. Sold by
all druggists. JansO.Iss
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TMAVEERRss nRaIgEkR.

~ OitiAsns wishing conveyance 70 either Of the
above Trains or Boats, Win be called for By Ooaehas
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, By leaving their address
at the Omnibus once, 1G7 Superior street, nsxt
door 70 the Weddell House.
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PEoxoT1oEs IN THH IOTz o. V.I.-The fol-
lowing promotions in this gallant regiment
have recently been made
Major james N. Nash, to Lieutenant Col
onel First Iieutensnts Homer G. Reed
and David Bash, TO be Captains; Second
Lieutenants jacob Bidamsn, Alfred W.
Stambaugh and James G. Bailey to be First
LieutsnBnts; and sergesnts o. P. Schafer,
VIM. N. Carr, W. F. Hunt and Philip G.
Weeks to Second Lieutsnsnts.
Read the notice of DR.. DeHart, in another
column. feb21
HARRIED.
On the evening of the 22d inst, 10 the Study Of
the q. P. Church, Erie street. BY Rey. J. 3. Nc
Connell Mr.. DANIEL J. AGER and Miss ANHIE
II. LONGAORE, all Of this city.
DIED.
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Gift Benefit Nils Lizzie Smith begS ItaTe
30 announce that Hhe will take benefit at the
Athsneum this evening, upon which occasion she
will give cut twenty-five presents to members Of
the audience. feb24:I9I.
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Fourth WsFd.-At mseting Of the citizens
Of the Fourth Ward Thursday evening, the follow
| ing Committees wero appointed to canvass the
districts below assigned, and are hereby notified
to cali st ths store Of R. J. Fuller, 2l6 Superior
Etresthis Friday morning, at nine O'Clock, for for
ther instructions:
Euclid s:rset-JutOs stArkweathsr and Charles
ststSon.
Huron Htrest-D. A. DangIer ard O. 1. Cele.
Prospect strest-Henry Blair and q. NJ. Hall.
Perry street-g. h. Kidney and DR.. Nelson.
Granger and Ch:shre strssts-Jshn Nelson and
=. II. MsrcellIo;t.
Btownsl and Huntngton-samusl Brown and
henry Barmau.
Bolivar street and Spruce alley E. 8. Atell and
z. G. Bi-assll.
Garden street-A. DrShsr and B. McGrath.
RcoVille street. D. Hamilton and - Flisdner.
Pnkuan and Webster streets schlelcier and
Jacob Sound.
Ohio and Erie Sirssts-A. Baer and ]. T. Black
PittsbuERh, Orange and Kinsman str. ets-L.
snlihkniRht and R. Hays
Vine and BurnhGm Etreets-John Bittsll and
--.
Harmon street, J. q. Brown and = -
feb24 O. &. HORBs, Secretary.
AMGAnBG1AcuI OtAScs-Oonn d halSleyB OF
Dayton, Ohio, has commenced suit in the United
States Court at Cleveland, Ohio, against W. E.
Bond, ofoleveland, for infringing on his patent
Step adder Of January, 7th, 1862.
hed, upon sxsmiHiEg the cOurt Records, that
the above advertisements Is an infamous fAlsshood,
and intended to do an injury TO my business.
W.E BOND,
feb2S:Isl 123 Superior st., Cleveland, o.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Engines for Sale.-One eighteen and one
sixteen-hOrse power engine and boiler for sale, all
in complete running order. Inquire Of F. D.
Stone, or Rsitc q Gaeckley, Canal st. feb24:lO2
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EXPORTS OF AllERIcAE PRODUCE TO TOR
KIGE COUNTRIES IN BRITISH 7EssEIS
DURING THE YxGR 1854.
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Z. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
.. 3. GOVERNMEEf LOAN AGENT,
III RSnRnW1aP aE

Subscriptions received to the
~ $40 PER CEKT. AKD 10-40" NATIONAL
LOAN.
Commission I'll, wed to eubscriberB.l
90 O. S. Bonds Of 1881, 6-2js, IO-4Os, lFsasury
Notes, and all other Government securities pur-
chased and for sale on the moat favorable terms.
Gold, 81 yer, Coupons and Canada money bonght
lsctions made At all acces ibIe points, Uncurrens
funds oOnvtr ed at lowest Iates. Revenue stamps
for sale. tc4
Beautiful Portraits Of Washington and
Edward Everett are in many collections but in the
home Of the person once sficted with that terrible
disease, Catarrh, now cured BY the use Of DR.. D.
B. see'ys's Liquid Catarrh Remedy, how shouldit
Bet feb2:R3
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oUTAH0GA COUNTY.
First Ward, ClevsIAnd.4 g
RoyAlton. PRTms.....------.---G
Rockpo rt 1.
SUMMIT COUNTY.
franklin Coventry
Franklin /.
This District has made up its mind To
"eoms in out of the draft"
ANUsENENTs cOKxe.-shay's Quincuplex-
al SHOW, Haverly and MalIOry's Minstrels,
and Arlington's Minstrels will be here
next week. Look out for fun,