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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-23
Oct. u, 1865.
4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

Y DMINISI hAIUhI0 NUIICL.--NOIIOI
N is hereby given, that ali persons indebted to the
estate of THERON RINEHAkI, late oil Athens tvs p.
decd, are requested to make immediate ayment, ant
those having claim against said estate w present them
duly authenticated Tor settlement
DAVID GARDNER,
Oct. u, 1865. Administrator
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-23

ORPHANS COURT SALE By virtue Of
~ an order issued oat OF he Orphans Court OF Brad
ford County the Undersigned, administrator Of the
tate of Josiah stanton, late OF Lite hield twp de-
will sell on the premises on FRIDAY NOVEMBER u,
1865, at O'Clock p. m the following lot piece par
Gel of land, situate in Ltcheld twp, bounded aud de
scribed as follows, to wit
On the north by lands of Oliver EversOn. the east
by lands of said Oliver Eversou and James Randolph
and the south by said James Randolph, and on the
west by lands OF Wright Snyder Containing 594 acres
De the same more or less about 20 improved with
a small log house thereon.
TERMS.-S25 10 be paid the property being
struck down. and the balance on INA continuation OF
sale, NM SN DEh,
oct On 1861 Administrator.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-23
Oct. y, 1865.

A DMINISTRATORS NOTICE-.Noticc is
hereby given that ali persons indebted To the estate
ol NILES PACKARD, late of Leroy twp. de- d
uuested to make immediate payment and those having
demands against said estate viii please prrsent duly
authenticated for settlement.
kELEON PACKARD.
Oct. r. lSj5. Admin lstrstor
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-23

A DMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE-Notirc
N is hereby given that all persons indebted to the e.,
tate OF MINOR II. TITUS, late OF herck twp, dcc j
are requested to make payment, without Ge.4y
those having claims against said estate must present
them duly authenticated iOr settlement
MARY J TITUS.
Oct. u, lS6j. Adu'ustlatrN
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-23
Sc WING MACHIN DEPOT.

Having received the Agency of the tlco best Sewing
Machines in ready to supply all the peo
pie OF Bradford and Sullivan, with either Wheeler
Wilson's or Singers, than which none better is made
We keep needles, OIL soap, thread and all the extras
needed TO work the machine. All invited to call at
store and examine Machines and work.
Call or send and get circular and price list, at
Wickham Blacks Store.
Nov. g., 1865
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-16
FINANCIAL 6 COMMERCIAL,
FINANCIAL.
MORNING LEApER ogTIoI.

WDHEs1AY, Feb. Is, 1885.
There continues to Be very little change in the
Money market, particularly ia the line Of dis
counts, which Is Light, and outuIde Of . renewed
HetiTity IN the demand for the 7-So Popular Loan,
aaaneial mSitsrs may Be said to be very quiet.
The supply Of ourrtncy q gOod-at least ample for
al tbs wants OF BANKERS, Who still favor, mainly,
enly regular dspesitO5. Eastern Exchange Is in
fair request snd gOcd supply, the rates remaining
ct 1E9H OF buying Gad par selling.
Gold ceolinsd to-day fom the closing sales oflsst
night, in New York, and the market Is evidently
weaker in anticipation OF norS favorable mill
tary news, and the tendency Il downward. The
closing rate At o'clock vas zoI1<. At GAllashsr'I
Exchange, - reported to ihs stsek Exchange hers,
ths priso oPrsd ct 2Ol5S, and rallied to 2O51< a.
half PAAt nine O'Clock, closing at 2045f. Ths de-
msnd fer cash Cold in New York is reported TO bo
unHIaAlly light, with an abundance on the mar.
het. There e allO very little speculative activity
and thu prospects st present look very favorable
for . material decline in the premium.
Government Stocks are reported less active IN
New York tO.oay, BAT nIm. The immense demand
for the past week has about swallowed up sIl the
52os on the mSrkst at present rates, particularly
Of the old issus and q sesm 10 be the aE0F-
Hes, more especially, probably, on account Of their
Tsqufsi In the EUROPEAN markets, = falling oH In
the activity in Governments Is the reIult. A ma
tsIiA advance will b necessary to bring out
sellers.
The Railway list, sympathtz'ng with The decline
IN Cold Is lower, but net materially TO- The spec
uAtiVs feeling il very Light IS is also the demand
for Investment. It Is reported, howsvOr, that
holders are nOt pressing the nArks. a present
prices.
The demand for the I-So Popular Loan in this
market was removed to-day tit being the hrTt day
Of the new c:upon,l upon . very large scale, aad
tbs National Banks found themselves before the
elesS largely OVsrsOld, and hEVe ordered accord.
ingIy. At the Second National Bank tts Iubsciis
tiOnS wslS 800 900, OF which S2s2, 900 wsrs sold
over the counter. The TirSt National subserft cd
for $4,000. The payment Of ths hrut coupon was
also O0nIiderGbls item Of busineSS to-day, the
seoOnd National having dhburIsd IN this way SsHis
s25. 900.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-16

The markets continue generally quIst, though
little be ter demand vas manifested TO day fer
Wheat from interior buyers Everything else in
tbs LIST rules about as previously rspoltsd, with
only moderate business doing. We quote As fol-
IoWs:
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- = - =, -. =.
-. - :, - -. y - So
:. :, y. - - -''Oi y iO' "OOi
,s-s-I-' - 80 .,..-A,oS 1,oS- ...
A1u 9uist a., :. ~ 'oSlO " iO1
I-r - so'u DlAaa' "A REQ e.0 oosAa W ior 90
a sniso. on'i0' siAu'' AF' De''sr 'nAn 'ne'e
Ou..lSs H.-.O y 1's.
'nia VI ."o sAls NO 80
In - - ~ - On iOui o.ls 80
.t4s,"s - uS1S = y w 'AU '"OV'i' w. -i'' L 'Di
],o'- y -
Hl1l.,s :, 1uii- nu's'' 00sf us'iy
- - !, iol ns- .l'iiso rom LOT
- 7S..,-- --- c-.-. .----'-. > - 80
Rs~I.Ho.S,,S 49, 49,. "o, -. :, - ~.
-, ~, -ols, ~-1
,,,,o,--1,.', -. 49,, =, - ..
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o1o =, y, sl0N-
Ioe-S.... |" 30 - ~ Oi.y .o.su,
C,'y -ilAue uA'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-16

LECTURE TO-EIGHr.-We are sure that no
one who has seen the announcement, will
ferget that the Rev. J. @. Fletcher is to give
lecture on "Pompeii in 1884" this even
ing in Brainsrd's Hall. Mr.. Flstchsr gave
such unbOunded satisfaction here q few
days since, with his fine lecture on the
"AmaEOn," that no words of ours are need. g.
ed BY way Of urging people to attend to-
night. The subject is one of unusual in
tersst, and in the hands Of Mr.. Fletcher Is
will receive happy and brillinut treatment.
Go early to secure seats.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-16

Private A1airs-ImpOrtant 60 Many.
DR. DsHart car DO consulted daily from to II
A. NJ, and from 3 to 4P. n, at the Drug Store Of
George ". Clark, o. 11s Superior street, olsYe-
land, Ohio, until the 7th OF March next.
People (mals or fsmals) suffering from disease
they do not wish everybody to know Of will hnd Il
profitable to consult DR.. DsHart.
Married ladies wishing relief from weaknesses,
or other diseases peculiar to their SEX consult
DR.. DeHsrt at his residence, No. 1O4 Erie street,
near Medical College, from hAlFpsst to half-paSt
so'clOck every every sEening, Sundays eIeePtedl
until the date above named. This arrangement
viii afford an opportunity to many to get well, who
have seemingly done everything for the recovery Of
lost health.
Avail yourselves Of DR.. DeHart'S extensive sxpe-
rience. feb7:l92
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-16

LEGFuHH BT gHB "FHF COxTEIBVToR." IA.
II. GriswOld, Esq, arrived in this city yes.
tsrdAy, and Is in readiness TO deliver his
unique lecture on the subject of "American
Antiquities" which is RnnOunced:for Sat-
urdsy night next, in Brsinsrd's Hall.
"Gris" comes at tbs urgent request of the
Cleveland Historical Society, and not will
ing to disappOint that learned. body he has
come thus early 10 mako sure his arrival
in spite Of possible snow-bloekadss.
His hundreds of old friends and admir-
srS will gladly avail themselves of this OP-
pOrtuuity of hearing "Gris'" sentiments Of
wisdom; humor and broad fun.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-16

ExeLSH oPERA. = Tar soHxAxBVLrsT- =
The English version Of Beliini'S unrivalled
opera, ala SOMnanbRia" was rendered in
capital style by Campbell and Castles
English Opera Company last night. If
any doubt has existed in the minds of
ourmusical amateurs as to the ability Of
this company to render the Lgems Of Eng
liSh opera in the sblest and most success
full manner, it was sntirely removed by the
brillianey and artistic merit Of last nights
performance. The opera announced for
the night was ''Maritana, )" but the illness
Of Miss Fannie Stockton, which marred
her singing on Monday and Tuesday
nights, compelled thesubstitution for it at
late hour last night, of the "somnambu-
list" If any disappointment was ocOssioned
by. this arrangement, it was changed to en-
thusiasm BY the splendid manner in which
1.-THE somnambulist" was rendered
Miss Fannie .Riddell, as Amina,
won the greatest success of the
evening. She is q vivacious and charming
actress and sang the difficult music of her
role with charming ease and brilliant ac-
eurasy. Mr.. Castle was evidently in better
spirits than before, and his acting and
singing commanded universal admiration.
Mr. Campbell, the unrivAlled baritone, was
beyond criticism, whether IN . musical or
dramatic point Of view, as Count RodOlpho.
Mr.. Birch and Miss Gilmer, as AllsSslo and
LiEA, gave the audience some piquAnt act
ing. The orchestra was much more hsr-
moniouS, and the chorus in better order,
than PrsvieuSly, and the music of the opera
thrsughout was wen reformed. "Ah DOn't
Aingle," by Miss Riddsll, "still so gently
O'er me stealing" by Mr.. Castle, and the
s'PhGntom Chorus" were especially well
sung, and most enthusiastically eneorsd.
Miss Riddell and KeBBrs. Campbell and
Castle were called before the curtain at
the close OF the first, and after the last act.
In short, the opera was brilliant success
aad We regretted that 50 small an audi
encs listened to it.
The somnAmbulist will be repested
this evening. Let the Academy be filed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-16

6FLEKDID PAINTIxG.-During the past few
weeks sArgeant's shoW-window, on Superb
or street. has been unusually attractive
from the presence of large three-quarter
length portrait Of General Garfield, painted
BY Miss Ransom. without detrsoting the
least from her former exhibitions Of fine
portraits, we think this by far the best
picture this lady has ever placed before the
public in our city.
Aside from the merits Of the painting as
an excellent lifs-liks portrait representing
the General in his very best mood and
most graceful attitude, it is, as picture,
very suggestive in design and rich in color.
The brilliant scarlet lining Of military
oVercoat-which We take It to bs-thrown
over the back Of the chair in which the
General is sitting, is in happy contrast with
the mass of blue drspsry in front, whilst to
the right and back Of him the old battle
flag of the AID 0hio-under which this
youthful, double-Starrsd General first
went forth as Captain of Volunteers-now
faded and bullet-pierced, with CHrcKA-
xAU0A" partly trAOeable on the gracefully
dropping folds, forms an equally harmoni-
Gus and pleasing contrast with the clouds
and smoke of battle in the perspective,
whilst far away over the blue Iummit-it
may be of Lookout, Kinessw, or Lost
Mountain-light is breaking, welcome hAr-
binger Of peace and victory.
What is to be the destination Of this pic
ture, so poetic in color and suggestiVeneSs,
we do not know, but trust that snmo
wealthy citizen of taste and discrimination
will retain it here. We should like to see
~ -y-Isas =FUIErzIs OF other heroic men vhs.
have periled life for our country, sr.cs the
grand gallery in the new Case Building,
which, we are glad to learn, it is designed
to dedicate to works Of Art, in connection
with the spacious rooms Of the Cleveland
Library Association.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-16

Pam TEE COsTs.-The three mon who Weru
arrested here on Monday on charge of as
ssult and battery, and who wers thought to
be dsserters, were soon bailed out of con.
hnsmentsnd discharged on their payment Of
twenty dollars to Mr.. Rupls, the man whom
they slightly upset, and who seemed to
think that a double Z gresnback was 9
splendid equivalent fer little euhang.
Their sleigh ride cost than about seventy
dollars. Take it all in al, they passed .
day quite prO6tably-to Ruple, and Davis
and Co. Gf
They were not deSerters. Two Of them
had been in the navy, and showed their
papers Of honorable discharge.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-16

FALss FIRD ALAEN.-An slArra of FIRE was
given last night about eight O'Clock, which
proved to be false. Steamer No. 2, and
hook and ladder rushed over to the West
Side, when they they found that the school
house on Hicks street was the scene Of the
imaginary FIRE. One Of the female teachers
Of that school, seeing an unusual bright
light in the school house, supposed the
whole lower part Of the building was in
flames, and accordingly ran to box 81 or
Y and gave the alarm. There VSa no Gre
WhatPver, save that IN the stOY
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-16

CONTINENTAL TIA PARTE.-We wish to call
attention to the advertisement in another
column, concerning the Continental Tea
Party and Concert, to be given this evs-
ming in ChaIs'G Hall. The entertainment
Is in the efficient hands Of the ladies of
the Westminster Church, and will undOubt-
Odly prove perfect success. A fine quar-
tette club will be in attendance. Major
". P. BdgartOn will give several recita-
tons, TO be followed by Ohsrsdes &c. Sup
per will be served from seven to ten
O'Clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-16

"THE FUEURE OF oUR Bishop
Simpson, of Philadelphia, will deliver his
celebrated National Address on the above
subject, at Mount Union College, Stark
County, next Monday afternoon, beginning
st one O'Clock. The Bishop Is considered
one Of the first orators Of the age. The Oc-
casiOn will no doubt be one Of great in.
terest,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-16

DONATION VIs1E.-The friends of Rev. "
F. Wilson, Presiding Elder of the Cleveland
District, will make him donation visit, Al
the st. Clair street N. z. Church, this even
ing. All his friends are most cordially in
vited to be present. The occasion will be
happy and agreeable one.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-16
s.Ara RntIaaad.r-Th, Amariean nn.n1. ,

';Are Eatisaed-''-TAs American people as q
slA are prsdsPOsed to diSeaEsS Of the head throat
and lupgSths hkiII Of the most eminent physicians
has been bGtaSd In attempts to cure Catarrh,
which II allowed to run on until It has assumed
its worst form, viii iSursly end In Consumption,
which is INCuRABLE; if'hOWsVSr, DR.. D. H.
sselys's Liquid Catarrh Remedy is faithfully ussd,
all who know By experience speedy and perman-
ont cure will Be Affected febIs:l23.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-16

Huds0n's UnF1Valea Tooth Paste Is
unE1rpas:d In removing rRst and tartar and
whitening the teeth But its chief exoelIsncs con.
Iists In the certainty with which # heals all ten
dsrneSs Of the gums and prevents their bleeding.
Its constantly increasing demand wherever known
is one Of It's strongest recommendations. Sold By
III druggists, IansO;IeS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-16

NEw PATHETs-Patsnts have been lately
taken out on the following articles by men
in our neighbOrhoOd and city:
Fruit Basket, ". Il. Burridge, Cleveland;
Q. stillWell, Fremont; Machine for cutting
slaves, q. NJ. Shaw, Fremont; Tub for
Washing and ether purposes, John Dannsr,
Canton.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-16
DAILY LEADER
THURSDAY. FEBURARY 10,
W ADvERT1smEEw;

Academy Of Musie-EnRlIsh Opera.
Oity Hotel-Poniss Tor Sale.
"a Hanover Gt.-PiAno for Esls.
II. B. shSrWin-Jand for Sale.
Appeal to Humsnity-Bsnsht Ball,
Locomotive Enginesu-BGI.
J. s. HoLAin 4 son-oil Land for Bale.
Taylor 6rlsWold-Lcst.
J. P. BiShoP-For Sale.
Supper 81 Chass's Hsll-Local.
Street Railroads Local Eotlcs.
Good Mudc at Chhse's Hall-Loosl Notice,
1nfringsmsrt CaSe-Loesl Notice.
Continental Tea PsFty-LoeAl Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-16

TH8 CASE OF JoHN D. KIEaJ kso.--The
Buckeye Stats vaxes exceeding Wroth over
"a gross outrage" which was visited, = week
or two since in this city, upon one Of Co.
lumbiana, cOlumbiana County's, legal sons,
John D. King, by name. Said King came
here from another District to recruit men
for his township, and was arrested in con-
formity to the requirements Of an orci-
nance passed by the City Council. The
facts in the case are these, sH given by the
City Marshal, by whose order this incor-
/ ruptible patriot was arrested, and from
whom King, when allowed TO 60 out in
quest of bail, and after he had given his
solemn promise TO return, Bneaked off like
the hEst-water sneak he is:
Mr.. King was recruiting men here when,
knowledge of the fact coming to the Mar
shal, an officer was sent to tell him he was
violating an ordinance of the city. He was
requested to desist, but instead Of acting
the gentleman he began blowing enormous
Iy, and defying the authorities by saying
he would recruit ss many men in this city
as he pleased, and would like 10 see any Of
/ foar arrest him.
As soon as the Marshal was notified Of
the status of this Sir Jabesh WindbHg 9
warrant was issued, and no dispatched two
officers for Mr.. King, who was forthwith
marched, policeman on either flank, to
the Office of the Marshal. he was there
shown the ordinance in question, when his
legal eye quickly detected the fx he was
in. BE asked if he would be allowed to
give bail, and receiving an Affirmative an
swer, inquired the sum. When it was
named this crafty son of the snake asked if
he might go odt To procure it. The Mar
shal inquired if he had friends in the city,
and was told that Mr.. ". L. Marvin was 8
friend of his and would 90 his bail. As Mr.. Z
had the surface appearance Of L gentleman
the Marshal did not like to treat him like
a regular, malicious culprlt, and according
ly let him 60 out In quest of Mr.. Marvin,
or "any other man" who would give him
the required bail, but not until Mr.. K. had
solemnly promised to return. The Marshal
was lenient and courteous throughout, but
King did not show himself again, but, as
the Buckeye State exquisitely phrases it,
Exercised the privilege of an American
oitissn, by quietly taking his departure on
the railroad"
We advise Mr.. King to keep aloef from
Cleveland. He will not find the air Of this
city at all salubrious.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-16

TEE DRAFT.-A dispatch was received at
the Provost Marshals Office yesterday
morning from Columbus, asking if the au-
thorities here we're ready to proceed with
the draft. They replied in the affirmative,
and were ordered to hold themselves in
readiness for further orders.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-16

CASE oONTISuED.-In our Police record
we state that the case Of August F. HOf-
man, charged with forgery, is continued to
the 22d. This is the second indictment.
He is to be tried on the first charge Of for
gerry, on the goth.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-16

REcRUITING,-The near prospect of draft
iS stimulating recruiting to the highest
point. Fifty-four recruits were mustered
in on Tuesday, and fOrty-six yesterday.
Give US week, and the District will be out
of the draft.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-16

STREET RAILROAD, EAST sIDI-IHcRnAsa OF
FAEHs.-Ths City Council Tuesday evening
authorised the East Cleveland and Kinsmsn
street Railroads to increase their fares to
seven cents per passenger, or sixteen tick
cts for one dollar. We understand that the
increase will commence on the roads this
uOrning, the Company making the neess-
lry change. I0Ss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-16

- An Malls oloSs one hour hSioFS dsDaEszESS
ARRIVAL OF NAILS Ar DAPoFf
AAsssr3 TT IsFglga ArsIVea q 1so .A sls 2. H.
EasssTn WAY .rrfvsu At 1o.oAM rL2
Western Through arrives as 9.20 A. H., $40 P. n
do Way arrives e &66 P. II.
SAndu1ky Way arrives at els A. n.
Cincinnati Through srzivs. ct $50 4. H., 30 ?, =.
90 way arrives e. $50 ?. =. irel
fist9burzh Through Arrives at ss55 A. u.
Way Arrives ss l0s1e p. n.
hAhoning Way arrives At 1o;35 A. Hs
AeodVille arrives 81 1923 A. n.
Medina Way arrives at 200 P. II.
kocsPort, 30, arrives TussdayA zAnndzyI aad
WarrenSTfle arrives daily Ct lo.lBA n
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives eafIy Az.
HOUR OF CLOSING TIE MAILs 80
AASElaH THRoUaH tor Era, Buflklo, Boeton. usv
York, Hartford, and PAineIvlls, Geasga, Alhtlba
Il md OonnaAnt, closes ct $50 4 n
EAsTzHH TzEoUaH, for New YORK only, elossa =
RAsTzRa THRoUoa, sor ErIs, Bua.lo. AIba.y,
Boston, New York and Hartford. oloIss q B'0d
EAsrERs WAY, for AL points between UsySana
and Gris, closes at 200 p. n =
WGsEERN THEOUaH, for Toledo, Dstrslt, OAicalos
and Milwaukee closes It z.l0 A. n. =
WHsTnE THRoUaH, for Toledo, Detroit, ChfeaEa,
Dialogue, st. Joseph and Cairo oi0asa ct t.oo p II.
H1s5E9E WAY, for Al points between OlsstlAn1
and Toledo, closes At las p n.
SAEDUsNH WAY, for SandulkY and Al intarns.
date points, closes at $50 P. n
0EcIHHATI war, for al points bstHesa OsVSlana
And Cincinnati, closes 81 7io6 An. ~
OISoIsEATI THaoUaz, FOR OolamblI, Dayton,
Newark and CinoinRat, elo8s1 lt 1:05 a. n -
OUonHATI THRouaH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisyiile, ST. Louis, IndiAnapolin ZaneEVilla M
Wheeling, closes At 9:O0P. II.
PErT1SUssH THaouaz, foE Pissssurgh and Walh.
lngton, closes ct 1880 P. n.
PITIgBUBGE WAI, for Al points bstWoal OgSS
and, TellsVills, and Pittsburgh, HArrisbuRe, PhIL
adsphias BAl1,HoFa and Waihllgsoa, clossS e sOo
An.
RhAHoE1Ha WAT, bF ell points between GZF,I.nS
sad Youngstown, oloses ct 2:46 p. II. FHF
MeADvILLE, closes At $50 A. n.
InDMA WAI, olosss at T:S0 A.. u. .aA
sooEro5E. &o;, slosss On Tuesdays. mlzSd.yS
WARRHEsVIILH, olo8es daily, lO.SO AN. att
AASE OLHVHLAm and Euelld, eloSsI daIly,ss ,
NAL snd Drop Lstssrs ars Tssaisa y huto -
an olty crsulsrI are rsqzIrOa to b p.s-pala vils
& tEo-eent Itamp. Z
o.es open frO@ TO a. II. 70 TsoP. \. On
Sunday hon A. n 70 lOsOO A. 4.
h cowLHs. Pm.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-16
NEw YORK sTOOK MARKEr.

HN EOEE, Feb. 1s lssS.
Government SfOek8-Ass arm hut quiet
.. 8. siIes Of 81, coupons llo1<i s. Tsn.forty
coupons, 1O2Z.
BtOolzs-fhs market l. lower. Ohio b Mis-
siSsipPi certificates z75z Cumberland preferred
Michigan Southern 665<; Illinois Centl scrip =;
Cleveland B Pittsburgh IS; North vestern SEX;
DO preferred x Book Island 81; Fort Wayne
Canton - Chicago, Darlington Quincy =.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-16

oPIRA GLAssEs.-J. s. Perley, Optician,
has splendid opera glasses for sale or hires
at his store on Superior street, under the
Weddell. opsrs-gOers, attention.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-16

Ladies' and gentlemen returning from the
lecture will find supper ready at ohase'S
Hall this evening, till IL O'Clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-16
CLEVELAND EVENIEG STOCK Elk.
GTEF FANGE


WGDHEaBAT EV1NIEa, Feb. IL, 1855.
The attendance at the Stock Exchange this eva
nirg was better than last, and several new names
were added to the list Of members. There was a
fair Disposition to OPsrrte IN legitimate way but
not nush IpeeulatIvs feeling, The hulk Of trIni-
setio3u was in Gold and the cid iRus Of 5-2os. The
a,laa vvsrs A. KoIIova.