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NEW YORK STOCK HARKET.

INV AV9I-i T U0s 7 IoUOs
Government StOcks-Scarcely so firm and
less active 0De-year certificates =; do Ten.
forty coupons 10O1s do FiVs-twenty coupons lOs1S;
skies OF 'oI coupons, 1osS4; Five-tWsntiss regis
tered -
SGOcks-Sisady. Missouri 6's =; Ohio 4 Mis-
sissippi certificates 261{; Cumberland preferred
-; MaripOsa ll14; Erie 6011; do preferred -;
Hudson IO21<; Reading lO35s; Mich'aa Oent1 IO71S;
Michigan Southern 933< Illinois Central scrip lie;
Cleveland b Pittsburgh TN Northwestern 321S;
do preferred 6I56; Rock Island 9OJ<; Fort Wayne
9O1S; New Yoik Central l0l; Quicksilver =;
Alton a 1err HAute prsferred 65
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From the numbers above given will be
deducted all mon who have been mustered
since January 1st, 1865, and none others.
Let it be borne in mind that these numbers
must be made up by volunteers and substi-
tutes by the 25th day of February, 1865,
or a draft will be made, and the probabli-
ty is that those drafted will have to serve
in person, for the time allowed after the
draft will be much too short to procure vol
unteers and substitutes to take their places.
DARIUS CALDWELL,
Capt. and Pro. Mr., 18th Dist. Ohio.
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FAIR AND FRsTIYAL OF TIE FREEDNEE's Ale
soorETY.-Chase's Hall was crowded last
night by the cOlored people of this city
who met to benefit, with the proceeds of &
fair and festival, the Freedmen. There
were three or four hundred men and women
present, and the occasion, as might be
supposed, was one of unusual vivacity and
enjoyment The following was the order
of exercises
1. Prayer-Rev. ]. H. Muse.
2. Instrumental Music.
8. Vocal Music, "Strike while the irons
hot" by Misses Warren.
4. Reading letters from teachers, &c.
5. Song, with piano accompaniment.
8. Music, by Mrs. Lyon.
z. Address, by Rev. J. ]. Monteith.
s. Song, Won't we be a happy people
when this war is over" by Misses
Warren, Mr.. Burris and other.
The wall in the rear of the stage was or
namented with life-size portrait of Mr..
Lincoln, covered with the benediction,
"GOd bless President Lincoln" Long
benches were placed throughout the body
of the Hall, while the ends and corners of
the room were occupied with tables loaded
with dainties, substantials and Ornar Mental
articles, which were offered, for coniIidera-
ton, to the passers-by.
But we have anticipated. Rev. Mr.. Mon
teith gave the audience an excellent ad
draas II, which ba -a,y;avra5 - -
manner, the progress of the anti-slkvery
sentiment and purpose in this country,
until they have eliminated in tn is civil
war, out of which is miraculously flowing
the freedom and regeneration of the euslay-
cd. The upshot of the war is the passage
of tho Constitutional Amendment. He
figured President Lincoln the National or
gan laundering the song of freedom, Con
gress the performer, and tho People Ii ke the
bellows-boy, furnishing both instrument
and organist the indispensable material
and condition of the performance and gong.
Rev. George Collier then addressed the
audience briefly but with acceptance. He
had been a Chaplain for three years, and
a prisoner several months. He detailed
his experience in glowing style. This part
of the exercise closed with the giving of
three rOusing cheers, thrice repeated, for
President Lincoln, the Constitutional
Amendment, and for the army and navy.
The people then devoted themselves with
energy to social enjoyment and conviviali-
~ but conyivial indulgence involved ques-
,io MS of finance, which resulted, no doubt
argely, in the benefit of the Fresdmen's
Aid Society.
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Ten Dollars Premium
]. G PATTERSON, Pres't.
RODFEY DENNIS, sec'y.
HENRY A. DYER, General Agent.

The above Company have increased their Capital
to $4,000, will be BY their card abovs and
perfectly reliable.
The undersigned Agent for the Company in this
city, is now issuing q great many policies to all
classss Of cltizeLs. A w days since. John O. Van
dsrveld, Fireman, living the West side, was
injured at hre % thst be was unable for q time
to perform his accustomed labor, and made bis
claim to the Agent here for compensation, aud
the proper proofs could be sent to the Com
pany, the money was ordered to be paid over 10
him. without delay, and the Agent Is directed to
settle AL claims IS soon as properly made.
This Company, although young in existence, has
become the most popular Insurance Company of
any sort q the United States. Hundreds and thou
sands OF al ages aud circumstances arc securing
policies from $500 70 IS CO., and for trEFsers' rsks
and compensation for disability.
All who are exposed to accidents Of any sort land
who are not sometimes exposed p invited 70 call
on the Agent snd itisy themselves In this matter.
No EXAMINATION necessary, and no matter what
sge. A FULLER, a. ent,
janis ll5 Superior s., Cleveland, Ohio.
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THE DRAFT IN THE NINE.
TEENTH DIsTRIOT.
NEHeas ISe s,1ane OF the Townships composing
last call foT aaa IDS District, under the

Inc following letter from Captain Darius
Caldwell, Provost Marshal of the 19tb OH
DlS'rict' announcing the quotas of the diff
ierent districts of that District, under
the Prealdents last call, explains itself:
HEADQUARTERS PRovosT MARsE,r
18th DISTRICT OF Ono,
WARREN, January 81, 1865.
The actual number of men to be fnrni.b
cd by the several townships in the 10th
District, consisting of the Counties of Ash
taouia, Trumbull, Mahoning, Portage and
Geauga, under the call of December 18th
1864, after allowing all credits to which
they are entitled, is as foIlows:
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OUT OF THE DRAFT.-The quota of the
First Ward, as published elsewhere, is 16.
This does not include enlistments made
since the first of January. But, since that
date, the First Ward hss put in II recruits,
ard is therefore out of the draft, and one
ahead for future calls. Three cheers for
tho First Ward
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On to Riehmond-ando OF 70 the ar.nt B,nl

On to RichmOnd-Snd on to the Gr5at Bank
rupt Sale Of Boots and Shoes and lay in a good
supply for years wear a. about half this regular
price. This is chance for bargains tut seldom
enjoyed particularly il times like these. Like all
other goods, Boots and Shoes have advanced. So
save your money, and buy at the Great Bankrupt
Sale. lus Superior street, few doors from Water.
f.b2:IsS
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Merit VIII Not So Unrewarded, thOug

oftentimes justice may seem to be tardy. In the
case ofDr. D. H. seelye, who discovered the Liquid
Catarrh Remedy which has cured thousands who
had almost given up hope Ofcure, it has been thus
but during the last year in the unprecedented
amount of sales 10 inhabitants of nearly every
cline, do the people acknowledge the value of his
long study and great learning. jsn3O:R3
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H. c. DEMIEG, seo'y.
IIudson,s UnrivaIea tooth Paste

HudsOn's UnriVaIed Tooth Paste is
unsurpassed in removing rust and tartar and
whitening the teeth. But its chief excellence con-
ssts in the certainty with which it heals all ten
derness of the gums and prevents their bleeding
Its constantly increasing demand wherever known
is one ofits strongest recommendations. Sold by
all druggists. jan3Ol92
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Social Party.-There will be Social Party
at the New England Hotel, on Friday evening"
February Sd.
Orders for carriages may be left st the office Of
the Hotel. COATES 4 BBAMLEY,
fsbl:lss Proprietors.
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First Ward, Attention I-Draft AssociA-
tion mestirg this Wednesday evening. To attend
this evening, no man nsAds urging. We expect to
KNOW HOW WE STAND. VIII you be thersl
VIZ. MELHINoH, Pres't.
T. CHESTER, Secretary. fsblilsS
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THE DRAFT IN TIE EIGKTEENTH
DISTRICT.
Ouofas of the several Townships and
wards Comprising the Eighteenth
Congressional District, under the
LAST Call for 100000 Men.

The quotas of the several townships and
wards comprising the Eighteenth Con-
pressional District were calculated yester-
day under the rules furnished by the Pro
vost Marshal General, and was assigned
to the sub-districts. The following is the
ASSIGNMENT,
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Professional Card.-A. Metz, N. D., Pro-
sssor of Diseases of the Eye in the Charity Hospital
Medical College, be consulted in his speciality
every Tuesday, from 10 A. NJ. till P. NJ, in the
faculty room Of the College, HOfman's Black, su-
perior street. jan24;4s4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-02

A larger amount of the Stock of the Tar
Spring Petroleum Company was taken yes
terday than on any previous day since the
books of the company were opened in this
city.
All good judges of oil, who have exam
ined the samples of oil collected on this
this cOmpany's territory, pronounce it equal
to any ever yet discovered in the country.
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The Only Remedy,

The Only Remedy.-Those who suffer from
foul breath are open to the charge Of fcsreessness
1t is an offence that an be easily abated, as sin
gle bottle of the Fragrant sozodont Will unmistak-
ably accomplish the work. No toilet table should
be withoutit. It will preserve and keep the teeth
white, and the bresth pure and sweet. FOLD by all
druggists. janSGi9J,St
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-02

THE NEXT LECTURE.-Rev, J. C. Fletcher
will arrive in this city Saturday night of
this week, and will deliver his interesting
lecture, "Two Thousand Miles up the
Amazon" on Monday evening next, if he
- - -aiGht over the Columbus
road and connect at CresGIIn5 III InIItll-
apolis, where he.is appointed to lecture on
Tuesday evening, If it is found that he
cannot reach the latter place in time to
keep his engagement, his lecture here will
bo postponed two weeks.
The solution of the matter will be made
known in due time.
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PERsOSAT.-ColOnel John Pulf0rd Of the
9th Michigan Infantry, and Lieutenant
Colonel George s. Briggs, of the 7th Michi-
gaH cavalry, with large number of officers
frona both regiments, are among thu mill
tary arrivals at the Weadell House ,gester =
day,
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N. Z. MONEY MARKET -Feb. L

[BT TELEGRAPH.l
MOney-Quiet at 607 &c.
Sterling ExehanEe-Dun at 1Css<s1Os5S
for gold.
2121I advancing to 2O554, declining to ZO21S, and
closing at 20316.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-02

BEEN I'd DTnE.-rhanight t1aa, westw ard
bound, ''n the Lake Shore road, did not
reach b ere tn after eleven O'Clock last
evening At the present writing, laid-
night th', Columbus train. due sf I $50 P.
", has no arrived.
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DIED.

On Tuesday, January slst, JANE aEEKIE, in
the 10th year of her age
Ths funeral services will bs held in the United
Presbyterian Church, Erie street, at half past two
o'clock Thursday, February I'd. The friends Of
the family are respectfully invited to attend.
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Farming and Oil Lands For Sale
One hundred acres Of good Farming Land (oiI has
been discovered on the adjoining traot,) will be
sold ohesp If applied for soon. Call on or address
WM. E. CLARKE,
jan3l:Is9 Leayittsburp O.
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jan3l:lss

Liverpool Oil COmPany-6Oiiee.-C
ticates ofstOck for the late subscriptions are now
ready for delivery at the Office of C. A. Read & Co..
e5 Superior street, where subscribers will please
call at once.
ian3O.l So II c. DFMING. Eec'v
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Benefit OF the Porter SiSters-At the
Varieties, on Friday evening, February Sd, and
positively their last appearance but one. There
will be a grand sparring Exhibition. Come one,
come all, and mskeit the biggest house of the
son. feb2:lS8
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LOCAL NOTICES

New Nap of VenangO Oil Regions
Price So 90. Also, Virginia Oil Regions, price
81 so.
Hempeli's Bateria Hedies. new edition, at
fb2:lS8 INGnAM & BRACES
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Optical.


Practical and Scientific OptciAn, keeps the lArRoi
assortment Of Optical Instruments IN the city. Be-
ing an old establishment, and having been eItenS'
lively pAtroniBed, he has the confidence that 4
present stock will warrant the continuance Of pu
ho favors. All hiH speotaoes OF the best qualiti
Of crystal glassss ground under his inspeotiOH
IN all cases curing weakness dizziness and inpArti
ing strength for long reading and 1Ds sewing. ATI
tinoial eyes inserted without pain.
OFFIOE-lS0 supsrior-Et., nrst door from the eL3
trance to the American Hotel.
~ Beware Of travellers claiming 70 b Mr.. Solo.
moHson or bis agent. iuly2t
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To the PnbIIc.-In calling attention to the
above col artnership notice, beg to assure you
that it is our attention to make house deserved
ly popular, by always keeping on hand a first elias
stock Of Foreign aud 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.
d. T. HOVER & CO.,
jan2I:Is7 go Superior and 40 Seneca strest.
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IfyOu want to Duy syllable skirts and first
class CorsetI, at wholesale and retail, go to the
manufacturers, Kaufman and Bro, 10 Public
Square, and other seasonabe goods, at cheap prces
jsnl3:lS6.-
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sHsnsausr

1852. BUCKEYE 1884,
HUTUAk INSURANCE COEPAEy,
FIRE AND MARINE.
CAPITAL AND ASSETS, s200.sOJ
! $50 Scrip Dividends. ProHts divided 10 OASH
among Stock and Policy Holders.
Takes Marins Hazards Of all kinds, Firs 2isks
Baildings, Merchandise, FuBlturs, Vessels in Pars
md the better class Of Risks generally.
DIRECTORS.
Wm. Hart q. PeltOn, Ams5A Stone,
P. Ohamberlia. L. D. Hudson, Hon. }. P. Robson
d. Garretson, A. J. Breed, 0. H. OylAtt
y. ". Pelton, Wm. Wellhonsa
OFFIOE-OVlAtt's Exchange, Oog oi superior
street Cleveland, OHIO.
LosIss Adjusted and promptly paid.
VIZ. HART, Presid mt.
i. ID. HUD80d eooroshry aoi7 :l8dAw
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
IN petition will be presented 70 the Commission
orssof Cuyahosa county, a. their March Session.
lse6, asking for the location Of public highway
in Brtcksvills Township, commencing at the int r.
section Of the River Road with the line Of lots "a
and 75i thence running in Eastsrly direction to
the centre OF Cuyahoga River, near the Road Lock
on the ONO Vanal' janSQ;l9l
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PEEsONAL.-Hon. William D. Snow, the
Senator from Arkansas, passed through
this city Tuesday on his way to Washing
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ARRTyAI, on MAIIs A. DrpOT

tTainS.
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOF
Eastern Through arrives As 7;so A. NJ, 2i6 P, NJ,
and 9:25 P. d.
Eastern Way arrives At 1910 An.
Western Through arrives st 9:2O A, H., $40 P. n
do Way arrives at 2:55 P. II.
SanduIky Way arrives at 9il6 A. NJ
Cincinnati Through arrives at $50 A. H. 500 ?. n.
do Way arrives at $50 P. II.
Pittsburgh Through arrives At s65 A. z.
Way arrives At l0:l0 p. n
Mahoning Way arrives at 10:25 A. Ne
hsadviIle arrives at 10.25 A. n.
Msd!nA Way arrives ct 500 P. II.
Rocsport, Sc, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays an
saturdays ct l2 Il
Wsrrensvills arrives daily st l0:l5 An.
East Olsvsland and Euclid strives daily A.
HOUR OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
WksrERH THsoUaH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston. New
York Hartford, and Painesvilis, Geneva, Ashtabu
Ia md Oonneant. closes a. s.oO =. a. -, =.
aEAsrERH THRoUaH, for EsV York only oioses as
Iisr1ns THnoUsH, for Erie, BGn.lo, Albany,
scsiou, New York and Fa-tfoTd, closes IS SOD
EIsTERE WAT, for all points besusen Cleveland
q Erie, closes ct 2:50 P. II.
EEsTKRN THRcUGH, for Toledo Detrsit, ChiosSc;
and MilwRukee closes at 7:l0 A. n.
Wz5FERE THROUGH, for Toledo, Detroit, chicago
Dubuque. ST. Joseph and Cairo closes at goo z. NJ
WEsTERR WAY for all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes At I;l5 P. n.
SkEDUsKY WAY, for sandusky and al intszme-
diate points, closes a. 3:5o P. N.
OlEoIEHATI WAY, for all points between Cleveland
aud Cincinnati, closes st T:05 A. II.
UIsCNEATl THROUaH, for Columbus, psytors
Newark and Cincinnati, closes At 7:05 A. M.
0isoIHEAFTI THR0UGH, for Columbus, OincinEAtll
Louisville st. Louis, Indianapolis, Eanesvls, and
Whoeling, closes At 800 P. III.
PIZTsBURGH THEoUaH, for Pittsburgh and Nssh-
layscn, closes At 1880 P. NJ
PITTSBURGH WAY, for all points between Glove
and WeIsVills, and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil.
adslphiA, Baltimore and Washington, closes ct TOD
Il A.. II.
= sdAHOEIss VAL for all points between OlsyslsBa
L aad youngstown, oloses at 9.45 P. n.
i HEADvILLE, closes at 9=59 A n.
Il HuDIEA WAY, closes at 7:s0 A. 81.
Il a 77oUKFOEr, &o., elosss TussdayS, Thuredays
Il And Saturdays, At II II.
Il WAnRzEsEILLH, closes daily, 1870 An.
East CLAvEAEB and Euolid, closes daily 81
P.S.
Mail and Drop IaitsFa A. required ~ laV to b
/ prepaid
al Oity Circulars arc qa;rs 70 b paid Eith
/ q tWo-osnt stamp.
Surcsy from A. n. &c 1000 A. n.
g. COWLEs. P. d.
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LAKE VESSEL ADMEAsURENENT.-The Com
mittee appointed some time since by the
Board of Trade, of which Philo Cha mber-
lain, Esq, was Chairman, to report upon
the discrepancies of the present system of
/ vessel admeasurement as applied to lake
craft, submitted their report to-day, setting
forth at length the inaccuracies which the
system adopted in May of last year, by
Congress, leads to, in measuring lab;e YES
sells, as distinguished from ocean craft, to
which the law also applies, and showing
the erroneous impression given by it fthe
tonnage on the lakes. The present law
gives two hundred cubic feet to th ton,
the old law allowing ninety-fve, ard the
measurement is made from the inter ior of
the vessel. In the case of steamers no al
lowance is made for boiler or engine now,
and every foot from the hull up to tn he top
most deck, including cabins and all, is
counted in the tonnage estimate. The eff
feet is a large overestimate of the carrying
capacity of the steamers and very nearly
proportionste underestimate of sail-vessels
As an illustration of this the Committee
submitted the following statement of the
actual capacity and measurment of the
Steamer Morning Star, Propeller Lac La
Belle and Schooner Midnight:
STEAMER MORNING STAR
Actual capacity. ...--. $50 tons.
Measurement under old system......-.... ..IO75 ''
Measurement under new system...... .......lsS5 {"
PRoPELLER LAC LA BELLE.
Actual capacity .-...-...... ........... $50 tons
Measurement under old systsFI ............ s72 %
Measurement under new system. F."
SCHOONER MIDNIGHT.
Actual capacity 500 tons.
Measurement under old system ....,........ 3s2 %
Measurement under new syBtem..-.--... 2s7 Z"
Thus it will be seen, that while the old
sys tenn was not itself correct, it yet struck
a m uch nearer average than is obtained un-
der the new, and it was thought quite as
near as was practicable to the fact. The
pre- Jent system, however, is SO extremely
errc ,neOus as not only to badly mislead, but
work manifest injustice, so far as the lake
average is affected by it,
The following resolutions were embodied
in the report, and the whole was adopted
Iby the Boards of Trade, and committed to
Mr.. Chamberlain, to be sent to our Senators
and Representatives:
Resolped, That in the opinion of this
Board, the Act of Congress of May 9Th, |
1854, for admeasuremsnt of vessels. if car
ried into effect upon the North Western |
lakes, would infict great and manifest in |
Justice upon large interest in the naviga-
ton thereof, and would convey an immense |
" erroneous impression as to the tonnage |
upon the lakes, and is calculated to create |
confusion respecting the known character
and capacity of lake vessels.
Resolved, That our Senators and Repre-
sentatives in Congress be requested t. pro-
cure a modification of said act of Congress,
limiting the effect thereof to the ocean, and
restoring the act of March I'd, 1899, to its
original validity and force upon the North
Western lakes.
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We are indebted again TO Baker for East
ern papers in advance of the mails. HC
keeps the latest papers, East and West.
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DAILY LEADER
THURSDAY. FEBHUAKY 2.


- - ? - ? l-aIlIlll : II
Andrews, Clark Co.-Dlssol7tion.
q. Mollsn Bog Wanted.
J. P. Cot & Co.-CoaI.
nr. MeConneIl-Eye and Ear Inhrmary.
New Maps of Oil Regious-LooaI Notice.
New York Ledger-LocAl.
Tar Spring Petroleum 90 Local.
Benefit OF the Porter Sisters-Local Noiice.
On to Riehuond-Local Notice
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CHICAGO HARKET.-Feb. L
TBY rEIEaRAPHJ

az TELEaRAPH.l
FIOuE-DuH
Wheat-Dull at 81 431$@2 ~.
COrm-Dull at 81 75@l Il.
ORts-Quies az 6l15a62o-
Whfs<y-Flrm at 50 16S<-
PrOViSiOns-DuU
PoTE-ssies OF Mess st sss OOss5 50; Prime
Mess SO O003O 90.
LsarGl-Dul 40 201Io.
HORs-10sz@I21S.
Dressed HOgs-Dull at 1214913o.
Reeeipts-FlOur 500 bbls; wheat 1900; corn
5000; oats 25oO; 1900 hogs.
IsOl q s1reslttss' PROVISION aarket Eses
port.
The following are the rates charged BY US:
Hams-SugEr-oure premium hams y D......2S
Dried Bees
9hOulders-SugRr-cured Il D...............-....lS
BacOD-Or Smoked Sides y ib..........-.-...-..2l 9
Lard-Prime leaf kettle-rnd'd In bbls OF tTos.23
Prime loaf kettle-rndrid In Kegs . b..24 Q
POrk-No. mess . 50
Extra clear 3 3bbl......-.........-.-....... 80 50
~ No extra charge made for packages OF cart
sge to railroad dspots or boats. All articles
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything In
the State Orders promptly filed.
BOSE 4 PREHTISS.
dsl6-B Kos ls2. IA and l4s Ontario street.
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CITY NEWS.

WANTED boy to carry the Leader on
West Side Apply at Leader Office.
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D1scHARoRD.-Captain Joseph J. Agard,
10th o. Y. L, has been honorabIy discharg-
ed.
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UNITED STATES COURT.-The case Of the
United States Us. DR.. R. G. Williams, for
counterfeiting, is still on trial in this court.
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Cleveland, Jan. 20, 1866.

CO-partnershIp.-H. t. Hover having assO-
ciated with him Albert W. Hawkins and J. Henry
Ford, will continue the Wholesale and Retail Dry
Goods business, under the firm name of H. t
Hover Co., at the location formerly occupied by
J.M&H. T. Hover, No. $50 Superior street and
No. 40 Seneca street.
Cleveland, Jan. 20, 1865.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-02
TpAVEE.ER,s REsIsTER.
DEPARTURES

~ Citizens wishing conveyance to either ul ths
above Trains or Boats, viii be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line by leaving their address
st the Omnibus Once, l4T Superior stress, Bsrt
door 10 the Wsddell HOUSE.