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FINANCIAL & COMMRRCTIL.
HAR TORK sgkRzEr-AprI 2s.
L. ~ ri. Z

I
sostol-Du'l and lower. Sales st $50 for mid
din and y auction day, 1914 bales New or
'eEus al Memphis co tOn at 3S1 1gl57c for low OF.
dinzTy to good middliug.
ElOur-DulI aud lU9l5c lower.
Sales at 81 Z597 40 for extra state; IS OO0s Is
for conn to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio; So sU9I so for trade brands. MARI ct
closing duh, with no buyers at the outside quota
tio1s.
RhIsISy-Dul aud lower. Western at 50 100
s. IL.
yheaf-Dull with d,wnward tendency. Sales
st 81 So 'or Racine ping; 81 CO9l 65 for Winter
ked Western, ard 81 s1789I s6 for Amber Miehi-
gan.
BRFlPN-Bull.
''erI,-s aree and 10 better Sales at 81 81 for
new white touthern; 81 As for new yellow d.. and
s. ~ for old mixed western
eass-Dull and 2@3c lower. Sales st 79@sOC
for western.
WOOl--Dull.
PssrOIeum-Firmer. Sales at 400 for crude;
COffee-"ull aud qui7t.
SuSar- Rather eafier at I21z aI3o for Cabs
aad Museoyalo; l39l43zo for Porto Bico.
&oiaSses-Dull.
POrs<-Unzetsled; closed heavy Sales at $50 SC
g ; o co for new meas, closing ct S2e 621S cash;
81 t0937 90 for 1861 do, c.sh and Jegular way,
eosins at 81 % cash SIG OOe26 so for prime and
SO 0tg>4 90 for prime mesa. AIsl neE mess for
Nay snd Jsue, sellers option, at $50 50q31 90.
Bee5-Lsss active. at previous Tices.
Beef HRns-Firm at S2s UOC. % W.
Cut MeRts-Firm at l4119l515o for shoulders;
179l91Sc for hams.
Bao1D-Firm. Sales AZ l5JzaI6o for Cumber
lard cut le1zc for long ribbed; 1,5so for shott-
ribbed.
FarsI- Steady at I61laIs15o
Butter-Firm at l5g25o for Ohio; zT1S635o fol
st,te.
Oheese-In demand at I5922e.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
siItsenth PresidsLt Of the U-ited States,
Born July IL, 1909,
Died April Is, 1865.

This is encircled by shield formed of
silver tacks. The whole thing is really
beautiful, and finished with exceedingly
good taste and fine workmanship.
THE FACE OF THE DEAD.
The position of the coffin WAS such that
the spectator got close and full view of
the face and the upper part of the head.
The face was hsggsrd and much discol-
ored, showing that the process Of decay had
defed the art of the embAlmer, and that
indeed dsath had set IFS everlasting seal
upon that once benign and thoughtful
countenAnce, but SO short time since ra-
diant with homely humor, and joyful in
the realization of an early return of the
ms ion to peace snd Union. Those whosaw
AbIsham Lincoln in life, or are familiar
with the bold outlines of his portraits,
would hardly recognize him now IN the
sunken eyes, the tightly compressed and
unnaturally thin lips, seeming but a
straight sharp line, and the lesden pallor
Of the complexion. There was no evidence
visible Of the method Of his death. The
beard, which commenced at the lower part
Of. the chin, is about two inches length, and
the hair is brushed back from the fore.
head. The body is sttired in black dress
coat and vest, which was folded, as in life,
over the bosom OF the shirt of the illustri-
Gus deceased, snd gave tokens of his re-
cant appearance.
THE EVENING.
The crowd had entirely ceased passing
through the entrance gate by six o'clock,
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SERENADE TO GENERAL HooKER.-Between
two and three o'clock yesterday afternoon
large number of people, with 8. band, as
sembled in front of the WeddeTl House,
and after the band had played two or three
airs called loudly for General Hooker. The
General eOurteously appeared on the bal
eony, but had the good sense to decline
speaking, saying that on such an occasion
as this no one wanted either to hear or to
make aspsech. The crowd then called for
General Hunter. The Hon. J. A. Ashley
made his appearance at this juncture, and
proceeded to administer pointed rebuke
to the crowd for attempting to extort
speeches from the Guard of HoEor of the
dead President. He remarked that this
was the first time that anything of the sort
had been attempted. The crowd soon dis
persed. We are sorry that this thought
less irreverence has transpired in Cleveland,
and congratulate Mr.. Ashley on his sue
cessful protest against it.
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The Sherman ArmIs:jce.-Ths press Of
the country is unanimous in condemnation Of the
arrangement reported to have been made between
General Sherman and the rebels Of the south, all
agreeiLg thSt the southern campaign should have
lost none ofits former vgor III every tra yields.
This, by the way, is the style in yhi-h ourtownS-
man, Jacob Frank, is Prts=cutir & The Hoop Skirt
and Corset business, at the new Establishment, No.
LIS Superior street, under the AmesIesn House.
Wbolsssl Dealers would do well to call and ses.
sp27 2O5
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PrcKPOckETs.-The police force had live
ly time yesterday with the light-fngered
fraternity which was largely represented
here. A number of the latter were "spot-
ted" and locked up. A number of cases
came to our knowledge, of persons in the
crowd at various points, who were relieY-
ed of their scrip and greenbacks. Such
things will happen in every great con-
course of people, no matter how serious and
solemn the occasion.
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CLEVELAND
CITY DIRECTORY
FOR l865.6.

The undersigned propose to issue in the
month Of May next, complete Directory Of
the city Of Cleveland. Having made the
necessary arrangements to have the city
thoroughly canvassed by the 10th of April,
we expect to issue the work on the 10th of
Msy 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 will only be sold by subscription,
as no more copies will be issued than are
subscribed fer.
A limited number, only, of advertise
ments will be received. For terms, &c,
apply at the LEADER Counting Room.
E. CoWLEs i Co,
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PERsONGL.-The Press was well represent
ed in this city yesterday. Messrs. J. Paige,
of the New York Tribune, DR.. Adonis of
the Chicago Tribune, n. H. Painter, of the
PhiladelPhia Inquirer, C. R. Morgan and
L. A, Gobright of the Associated Press,
were in town. We understand that the
Detroit Tribune and Press, and the Toledo
Commercial, were also represented here,
but we did not have the good fortune of
forming the acquaintance of any of the
three gentlemen.
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Of Fever and ASue, in,tead Of being dosed for
months with quinine, 10 the ruin Of the general
health, are promptly sst upoa taeir feet again,
without danger of relapse, by this prompt reme-
dy for every kind of Intermittens. Taken as a
afEusrd sgsi- st HiasTna il renders On attack oi
OhiIIy and Feger assoIutely impossibIe.
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DIED.

FAWOETT.-April 9th, at Susguehsnna, Ps,
Of injuries receive b. accident on new YorA 4 Erie
Railroad, March l4th, James Fawcett, Of the firm
of Hewitt q Eaweett New Yoyk, late Of the iIm of
VIM. q. Scofeld & 70.
Funeral will take place on suudsy afterDoo1, ct
two o'cl ok, from the residence of ". O. scofield,
No q Granger ttrest. Friends Of the deceased are
res pectfuly invited to att nd.
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OIL Factory for saIe.-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
pscity about fifty barrels per day. Immediate pos
session given ifrequired. B. PEGT0N.
Cleveland, Feb. IA, 1855. fsbl5:r20f
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The coffin is got up on scale of unsur-
passed msgni6cenee and grandeur. The
entire cost has been about s., 900, and it IL
undoubtedly, the most beautiful thing OF
the kind ever manufactured in this country.
The timber used in the construction is
mahogouy, which is also lined with leads
The inside of the coffin is lined with box
plated satin, the pillow and lower surface is
the finest description of white silk, and the
whole is surrounded with chenille, as in
fringe. The inside of the face lid is raised
with white satin, the centre piece is trim
med with black and white silk braid, fas-
tened at the corners with silver stars. The
upper third OF the lid is thrown back so as
to reveal the head and bust.
The most rich and costly description of
black cloth covers the outside. 1t is heav-
lily fringed with silver, having four silver
medsllions on either side, in which are set
the handles. All along the sides it is fes-
tooned with massive silver tscks, repre-
senting drapery, in each fold of which
giltters silver star. The edges are deco
rated with silver braid, having tassels each
five inches in length. Upon each side are
four massive handles, also of silver, and at
the head and foot are stars of the same
material. On the top is a row of silver
tacks, extending the whole length few
inches from the edge. In the center is 8
silver plate, on which is the inscription {:
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There Is nothing that touches the Liver, The az Of
the mAlady quickly, and restores it so certainly
to a rerfrctly Lealthy and regular cond ii n as
HOsTETTER'5 STOMACH BIT iERs. If OF a
"binious habit " the tendency o. YOUR system to
that form Of lis ases may be held in chesk for a
lifetime by the occasional use Of thi. harmless
vegetable antidcts.
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The Sale of Governments Horses 1d-
vsrtised to have been sold at a. ion, by o. Cutter
4 Son, on Univsrsity Heights, on Thursday, 9Th
inst, Is unsyOidsbiy postponed until Monday, May
1st, at 10 O'Clock A. N. sp25.2,4 :
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For SaIe-Three Houses and Lots on
the north side of ST. Clair street, near North Perry
street. to be syld at Admin traitors Sale, on the
4th day of May, at O'Clock P II on the premises.
Liberal time given. I. PRENTIss,
ap25-206 Administrator,
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HudsOn's UnrIVaIIed Tooth Paste Is
the safest and most agreeable DentTi6cs now in
use for beautifyiug ths Te,th, preventing decay
and hes ing diseased Gums. Sold by all Druggists.
Gp5:7 lzkS
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LOCAL NOTICES.
The Horrors of DysDeps.a

And the dismal traia Of disorders to which It leads
are averted by the use Of nos rETTER's BITTEBS
preventive, or cured with saing cslsrity
BY its direct and genial operation upon the stOm-
ach, the liver, and the n.rvOus s stem.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Hunting Flags, SILK Flags, Muslin
FIags.-Order your Flags now, then you will
have them when you want th'm.
G, ". CeOWELL d 90,
apps 2C4 No. ls7 Sup riOr St., Cleveland.
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$. A. BOyntOn, NJ. D.,


Ohloe 80 Pearl street, Cleveland, Ohio.
Cfiee Hours, from % s15 A HI, from l to and
Z to- q. ap25.2l2
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PATENT OFFICE AGENCY.
LIMITED STATES AND FOREIGN

PATENT OFFICE 4 AGENCH,
80. I36 Bank Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
We are prepared 70 transact business Of evsry
dOs5iption relsting 10 Inventions, Drawings, Ca
Yeats, Specifications, Patents, Infringe1nunts AID
tn Patent Laws BURRIDGE CO.
GD9s Authorized Attorneys fog Pstsnts,
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"Livss there a man with soul 50 dead,

That never to himself hsth said,
That Or. D. H. seelye's Oatarrh Bemedg is the ne
plus ultra of all NJ dioinas, a,wsys eaechng per-
msnent core, as thousands upon thousands are con-
stsntly testifyinSl ap94-Rs
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RAILK OaOs.
NLKVELAND, CON0NBUs = CIN.
NoIEHATI AILROAD,
isei-5. EIETER ARRANGEMENT isttS.

CLKVELAND, OONOhBUS = CIN:
OoIEHATI AIJROAD,
isei-5. EIETER ARRAHGEhEHT isttS.
lst TrAin-s:05 A, M.-CIHOINSATI EXPREss,
stopping as Grafton. Wellington. New Lon.
CON, Shelby, Orestlide, Gallon, eilead, Car.
dinston, AIhisy, Delaware, DsWis CsntEs AnS
ID FIaln-3;45 P. M.-AOUOa nOpATIOH.
et Al statlQns, and aEriyes N Columbus Is s -
=. Il, Cincinnati ss5a A. n
q TraiDs-l0.lo P.M.-HIGHT ENPR RESS-Stoppinl
a. Grafton Wellington. New London, shelby
Cresthaa, Galion. GileAd. OFEdihEtoA And Del.
aHara. -
Tr.iuI lsEVs Oaiurhus sf SO sud 10 - AZ a.s Fs.
arrive at U5ysla1a ~ A. n, scd 70 ?. -,
UOHHBCIIOHsf
shaiDTssaeg5S5. aEp5sslt ssEaES ksslEoad e
&c.
Ugsstl.as-Fittssars Ror. Wayne UhicsFo Rsli.
rad, Eorces. yrfsT SanduskY, Dgl5hos. Lil,a
Hort NeFnes LslOrte, Uh!cHgo, Sc. WeaE an9
G,ss ioT hanansle, wooster, Masasion. 80.
GrAfton and Es!efontaiae Refir0sd Lie lcT Marion,
BellcfoEtsile, sidnsT, Vuiau, Muncie. IndlGa .
aaoiit, rarra Hsutc. Ffl,ps0uea fEsrETfIia
AoulsFilst Cairo s.. Louis &c.
DsleEare-wilh S7rin giieid Brsnch i0r 5prinEield.
Oolu1lbus-Littl8 Mani S Co,umbuz and XeOia
TsrTs Hag ~, Sc. L0uia, Morrow, Loyeland and
Cinciuuhtt ard With the Ohio and hiFsissit Z
BailEuad . UiuciuHat faI L1uisTils- Eyans.
Eiis, Uairo. =. Loaif. n1 Ell Fotnts cR trs
Ohio EfVcr.
.,o,u1SbGs-Cen.raI Ohio R5Fr9,d lor EsFsrA. Eap15
vile, EbseliaE %, Jtiurl5Ds, PiqUs Z Ia
dars Bsilrpsd 'Cr PiQus, Urhana. Ec-
~ 5or Eicsps 70 Eii points and in1ornato aFllf
a. ne sa3sens0F stasinn, sua e Jng5 Isossf rfo7
- HHaa "a H-.
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To make your Horse lock W IL, shed Of his
old coat, loosen his skin, improve his appetite and
feel young, give m some Of Norris ArabiAn Con-
ditiou Powders Sold by all Druggists at 25 ceats
per package. Principal office, lO7 Bank street.
ap6.2IS dkW
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After an Attack Of ticRness,

When the animal powers are exhausted, the pulse
wax, the mind oppressed, end al. the lowers Of
vita ty at low BIB, thsi is no restorative com
parable with the BITrERs. They renovate every
organ, gent J stimulate the ejaculation. improve
the qdality Of the bio d, clear the clouded brain,
and impATt TO tie trembling nerves, stability and
irmLsss. Sold By all Dru, gists. ap24 2z3-lwdAw
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ARTIFICIAL

A MERICAN Leg
hThis Is the best Artificial Log
ever Patented, for DEE13iLITT,
SIMPLICITY ard ACTIVITY. Gov
ernmont has adopted this Leg into
he Army aud Navy. This is .
recommendation 70 the Limb. Es
Government gives 70 the Soldier
none but the best.
send for = Pamphlet.
AMERICAN LEG CO.,
AtUsteF 8uild'hrs
fab9.3l 0la-aissf
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PASTURAGE---1S65.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL os
L open bis Pa.tuTes for the season STfs.S
on Monday, May 1st. Prices, for sf2
Cows, IS cents; for Horses, 81 80 per---a4-ss.s--
We, K, payable every Monday In advance. al aui-
mails received n be iu every respect 1t their NJ
-r's risk Apply TO A. and O. Thurman, q rds-
men, at the entr1nce satss near W1olson's FOun-
dry, or at lhsir house en the Heights.
ap25-ZlO s. STOSG.
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New York Stock szarket-Aprn 2s
By TELEeRAPH.l
Government StOeks- Steady. U 8. Skies,
1881 90 1pons, 1879; Fiye-twsaty coupons 1857;
DO, new Issue, JOS5gi Ten forty coupons s67S.
SfOeks-Welk. Ohio 4 IL sissippi certificates
s0H; Eris 81; n. y. Central 81: Hudson Il2; Rssd-
ing l0515; Michigan 'ent'l HOY; Michigan South
ern 6s5s' Ch.cigO, Burlington Quincy lie; Ili-
nois Central scrip lT14i Oieyesnd and Pittsburgh
TS5I; Northwestern SI5{; do preferred 621S; R5ck
Island 1917; Fort Wayne 9s5s
Rose & Erent1Rs' RrOvEElOn Rsarkes Re
port
ghs following are the rates charged b. us!
EHRms-5ugar-cured premium hams 3 b..... e
AfEtGss Re9E c
agar-cuTSd y D..................,,.lS {
RaeOB-Or Smokes sdes 3 T....-......,.........2 Il {
E.RsS--PriEe isaf kBttle-g1dd IN bbs or tres 20 {
Prime Iesf tsttls-rRdr't IN kegs z B..zl {
e-3ra-ho mess & q
Extra clear s lsbbl,.,....,..................3 50 Gt
a. No extra charge made for packages OF carl.
sys 10 railroad depOts or beats. All articles Art
Ws-rsute3 strictly prime, and squsl 70 anything n
sas ssrss. Orders promptly hlled.
G05E q PREHTI9S.
dals-R Eos. 40 'n aOd IAs Ontario street.
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ToNsoRIAL,

WyLGS AND HAIR WORb.
WI. D T's NEW EsTABbTsEEEEF,
TaE LAHdEsT N THR gTAFH
68 us HaElHR Esl lsngEs' Nslg DEESyEal
a PUBLIC SQUARE
Manufacturer of 81 ftads o. VICE, ihsiuaiAs
the celebrated
ILLUS Ssoh WIG,
thas 80 resembles nature a. 70 dsfy shs 5nasst
sorotlny. yoTy iarEs and beautiful stock o,
LONG HAlBz lh-oughs b the propristor non
Europe for sNIJCHEs and BBAIDs-ths Rnasi
assortment ever seen 10 this city.
bsdies' trent Pieces and HGlf.Eigs,
In svsrE ssyls With all improvements.
sErs OF OURLs, urds tsoG French Eatarsl
0uElsd Hair (guAFaatsS1.l
sCGEEE DOUBLE .ad TRIPLE Bows,
YtTERFALIs, &C.,
Hads By the sdTsrtiEaT, oJnAl 70 thoEs import I'd
ladies BrAids made into any kind OF Hssd- -Drs.t
or Bow without iniury 20 Switch.
LADIES, HAIR Oh ESSIH0 lz the most prevail
asan3 fashionEblo styles.
ssFAu EOrk warranted as represented.
u'lT snA 0nTsn GtTH9 -t ~ hanru zsa7R
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80 A. n--HlGHT EXPBESs TRAIH-ssoppIna
st Girard, AshtAbuiA aud PainssViils onl5, and
arrivs At Uiegeland At 70 A. ~
6:l5. A. d. = NAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
ThAIh-5tOpEinE ~ all gtsti0nu aud arrive al
OlsFsisBd st 10 20 A =
l0;i5 A. B.-TOLEpO EEPREsS-StoyyinF a. aH
stEtiuas eIoept tSEanyis. EaybTOok, UniOnVills
Perry, Monitor SID NirkiiIs. AID arrives a
uleFalsld At gals F.E
B:f5 ?. d.-DAF EAPEESS TEAIE-StosalnE a
GifBrd, CounfEut, Asbsabnis, Geneva Pafnel-
vi;e oniI, AID arrives II Cleveland At g:Z5 r \.
- ssound CiAss Carr are run I'll through
T-lizs.
All the trains going WastsAcd oonnsct at CsSslAr,,
With trsics a1r Toledo, Dhic1sO, Ooiumbus Circfu-
nah, indianapolis, St Louis, a.; and all through
srAlna Ecing esstwarc, connsot 81 DnBkirk with TIA
trains Of the teW EOrk Ngia Railroad, aud a. Buk
"a with thcso Oi tho New YORK Central 3 Huaalo
EsU horG l1tY bsrosds toF HeV York, Aihkpg,
Boston, Me TsIa Faiis &c. aId y Zrie Wfeh sTsi1i
OF tht ehlia15isaia : A-ie hsiir0nd.
- HaT lznEuss. East and West ecnneuls Al
alrart with Trains 90 Erie Pit.aburph Raiiy0sd
FOR Linssvills hssdyiile- Js,asstoyr, SC.
4. HeT7T asf4FA& secs.
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CohBscilJis made a. z5HrosViis via the sAa.
dlszy. GErBdeiJ Newark +. X. 81 Clyde with toe
Ssndul y, Dayton ? Oi1einu.ti 3 E.. At FrsmOai
With TIA Fremont Indiana 2 4. and st Toledo
With tao nioaizfu Southern g. Northern lzdisnh and
Toledo Z " abasl lAilrosds for Chicago Dssr0st,
Jackson, Fc1t sTas LosanspCrt, Lafayette, OSirs.
Alton, g. Lou't, I'D si ronts Wast Northwest AHd
Southwest.
Trains arrive ln u5velsnd ron TcibdO srd me
West At 9.2J l. Il. 1hh ?. 4. anc SEQ - n q
s2ndr15g e 9ii 4. l. y. MuOEER. hup't.
Cleveland Oct % igsg
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n. 7. honey Market-April.s

lBY TELEGRAPA.l
NOBey-StsS6y st 5G8 2 Ct.
Sterling EXchanSe-LuH OF lOegz6lOsJI
for god
GOId-Dull ard lower, opening as l4T1S, de
ohning to l4t5s, and closing at I45Ss.
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FLEVKLABD AID TOLEDO 3 &
=. wlsTEK ARRARdAasAl ~,

o. and arrg- 1ondAg, nlf. 1lst, Lssf, PasstBzsE
Trains vii lezve Dsrrslz1d - follcWa ,sunfava sEs
55ptsr:
3;le A. h.-CHiUAGJ EAP3EaS.-SscEs n hsrsa
GraitJn, ObsFil. v aksus@ n, Hor5sssk, hIunFoe-
Villc. BFii-~1e, oiydu, Esslnout znd hlui5fa,
And erzistH a. Toledo Et 2.s5 ?. -, uh:Oags AZ
u;s s0F. \ end Detroit $40 F.H.
f:4e p. Ms EaEEkh NAiG.-Sl51s sr Al slatfuls
on dcsthaTl L5Fisor, and arrivo, e rosslo ai
Us ?. ~ Jnicss0 st5s15 A. <. aRd Detroit q
IG:EP.
t:sa r. H.-NoFTHEEH MAIL.-Stops at Al "a,
Irsky % 7;l- ?. p.
70 s. ?. n.-NtaHf EAPEzs5.-5soss n GrslsoBl
hcrSelk, aourOcgiiso, Clyde and fremont, and
prTises ~ rss=so 81 2'ss A. -. ChiesFo at ~ n
P.M. Ana petroit Et $50 A.. -
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THE EVEHI.

The crowd had entirely ceased passing
through the entrance gate by six o'clock,
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Brigndisr General A. P Howe.
Briesdier General D. 9. McCullum-
Brigadisr General ]. G. Caldwell
Rear Admiral c. q. Davis, United States
Captain ". R. Taylor, United States
Major T. Y. Field, United States Marine
oaartermaster and Commissary of Sub
,;stsnca for escort, Captain Charles Penrose
Embslmer, DR.. c. P. Brown.
Undertaken, T. C. Sands.
rc0zGRFssIOEAL COMMITTEE,
On the part Of the United States Senate snd
House Of Representatives:
Maine, Representative Frederick A. P ke
New Hampshire, Representative Edward
H Rollins.
Vermont, Representative Portus Raxter
Massachusetts,, Representative Samuel
Hooper.
Connecticut, Senator James Dixon.
Rhode Island, Senstor Henry B. An
thony.
New York, Senator Ira Harris.
Pennsylvania, Senator Edgar Cowau.
Ohio, Representative Robert c. Schenck
Kentucky, Representive Green Clay
Smith. EgM.H .
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Michigan, Representative Thomas W.
Ferry.
Illinois, Senator Richard Yates, Repre-
sentAtives Elihu B. Wash burne, Repressn'
tative John F. FarnsWorth and Represen-
tative Isaac n. Arnold.
Californis, Representative Thomas B
Shannon.
Oregon, Senator George H. Williams.
Kansas, Representative Sidney Clark.
West Virginia, Representative Killiar
V. Wheley.
Nevada, Senator James ". Nye.
Nebraska, Representative 6. D. Hill
baugh.
Colorado, Representative Allen C. Brad
ford.
New Jersey, Representative VIM. A
Newell.
Maryland, Representative Chas. E
Phelps
George S. Brown.
Sergesnt-st Arms House of Represents
tives, n. G. ordway.
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DOOsOOO in sums TO suit-st ths Old stand and
EeII-knoWn NAGNER'S LOAN OFFICE, IN Secn-
rites ofeVefy kind, viz: Gold aud Silver Watches
Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewelry, Guns, Pistols
Clothing, UIy Goods Pianos, MeOdeOns, and uii per
sonAl property and articles Of value the most sat
sfact0rY terms Business strictly private. hsiab-
tshed 1851. MA variety Of Unredegmed " atsh-
e. -welry, Guna, etc, or sale at bargains
Ofice-corner of Water and superior streets, OV6F
0ct3S J. CkW. WAGNER.