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Total $1,000. ESQ $3.50

The recept5 CT Wheat to day are fair, and we are
pleased to note q decidedly better demand than for
somo tim, in ihs market though mostly on ao-
count Of country millers whose previous purchas's
are probably about exhausted. There is no sen
t1l change from the price yesterday and the day
before. There is also marked improvement in the
demand for Q, RI for the past dag or two, and the
price Il maintained. In Cats there Is q moderate
inquiry. B yond trese, the market continues to
carry the game ftatur's that it has fer month,
tho smas articles OF produce moving very slow y,
and chi,Hy In retail lctS to the trade. There is,
However, disposition to maintain cd prices for
m st articles, even though they kept out Of The
market thereby. We quote as follows:
FKeights- Steady at the following rates ALL
RAu-To New York, Flour 50 90; Wool 81 "a !
Dressed Hogs 81 30. To Boston, Flour 81 TO- Wool
% Al; Dressed Hogs 81 40.
FIOuF-In very moderate demand at 50 T59
SO 90 for fsir to good Xxx redi $40 5O9n 90 for
Xxx white. Fancy brands command small adj
vance upon these figures.
Wheat-Iu bitter demand. Sales to-day were
l car Extra red from store at 81 TO- car No. 1
from stora at SO 90 cars Ne. 1 from store at
81 9j; oars NJ. 1 from store (bagged) at 81 ssi
cars No. from store at 81 90; car whits tra-k
at 50 %.
COru-fa go9d demand and steady. Sales to-
day wee 8 cars new shsIlsd from stOEe at 81 Is,
and car do do at 81 IA.
Onts-Quiet. Sales OF car from store at 7sc,
and car ct Sc.
BYE and BArley-NominaI at 81 80 for the
former and 81 5O91 20 for the latter.
Dressed HOSs-Y5ry quiet and nominal as
I3L9l4o for average lets of 200 lbs.
POrk-steady but dull at sss 90 for mess and
so o. for clear.
ness Beef-Quiet. Held at SIS co lOr city
packed
Lard-In good stsady request at 24o ia kegs
and 2Sc in tisrces for eity-made
Smoked meats-H4ws In fair dems L.
We gu te: sugar-cured Hams 2iOi Shoulders zoe ;
Dried Bsef16c.
ssutter-COnt nues quisi and nominal at $50
400 for Western Reserve.
EEgs-Quist at 3O9S2s, chiefly the inside figure.
Cheese-Quiet, but firm at l992lo for medium
to prime. Choice rejected brings a Fhade be ter
figures.
Highwines-Are hsrjly so firm, but holders
continue to quote at So 26 the greater portion Of
the stock in the market being limited at and above
this 6guUe.
AlcOhel-Held at 81 5O94 So for eS pei cent.
Neutral Proof Spirits So 4O92 45.
PetroIeum-Qu'et at ss99O' for efned.
Dried AppIes-DulI and dropping. Holders
quote at 1OX91lc.
Dried Peaches-Firm at 4o@42c foT peeled,
and SO932c for unpesled.
Beans-stsady at 81 OO92 s5 for new medium
white old do 50 90.
seeds-Quiet at sIs O19Is 50 for Glover, and
IS 1896 90 for Timothy.
saIt-stsady. Coarse ss 20; Ground Solar 50 90;
Fine z 95.
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NEW YoBK MARKET-Feb. 10.

[sY TELEsBAPH.I
COtfOn-Heavy and lower. Sales at s5@s7o for
middiDg.
FIO1r-IOc better for common and medium
grades, with more doing.
Sales at % 75q9 s5 for extra State; $40 979
il 10 for extra round hoop Ohio; SlI l5@l1 s5 for
trade brands MARI closing steady with no sellers
at Inside quotations.
whtsky--Dull, heavy and lower. Western
81 %.
Sales of amber winter western at 50 45; good Chi
cIgo Bpiipg 3. 50 IS.
RYe-More active.
RArleY-Stsady.
COrn-Eirmers and more d ing. Sales at 81 SIX
cash, and 81 90 to tie Government for Old mixed
western.
Oads-Dun. Western 81 il.
FeErOIesssss-Dull at 1870 for crude. We
quote Crude at 4s949c; Refined in bond 6796so,
and Refined free Q.
FOrI<-BLarket frmer but net very active
Sales at S56 1887 25 for new mess; S35 OO 3
SS5 50 for one-year o. d do, cash and regular way,
oios Dg at SS5 % casn; $50 00@S30 80 for prime,
and s3l 1896 90 for prime mess. Also ssO0 bbls
new mess for February aud March, sellers end
Beef-steady at SIS 5O922 90 for plain mss
S2I O0@2i co for ezra mess.
Reef Hams-Quiet at S25 OO925 80.
Dressed HOSs-Firm. Sales 1t l55<9163%o
for western.
Bacon Quiet Sales Cumberland cut at eco
2O74c; long cut hams 2lsIc.
Cut MeRsS-MOre active at1T91sHc for shoul-
ders, and ls922c for hams.
L.arta-FIrmer. Sales at I91%924c; the lat er
price an extreme. Also 100 bDls for March, at
buyers option, at 2l3se.
Esatter-Firm at 'S594so fer Ohio; and 439
6Sc State.
Cheese-steady. Sales at ll927c for common
to prime.
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RAILROAD ACeIBBET.-We heard on the
streets. Thursday, divers rumors concern
ing an accident on the Cleveland, Colum-
bus and Cincinnati Railroad, near Iberia,
on the previous "wednesday night, but
could learn nothing definite about it. We
received letter yesterday from gentle
man of Wellington, purporting to set forth
the facts in the case, and giving partial
list of tho injured, twelve in number,
among whom are Mr.. Blackburn, architect
of this city, and Captain Dorsey, of 0ber-
lin but Superintendent Flint assures US
that but three or four persons were hurt,
and they only slightly cut and scratched.
The train coming north ran of the track
about two miles south of Iberia, a broken
rail being the cause of the accident. Two
cars were capsized, damaging one of them
somewhat, and the fire from the upset
stoves did little harm, but was soon ex-
tinguished, not, however, until Miss Flora
E. Simmons was quite severely burned.
Conductor Charles Roberts did every
thing man could do for the comfort Of the
passengers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-11

SfeOnN ward Mutual BENEFIT AssO-
eiatiOn.-WHEREAs, Under the recent call Of the
President of the United States for 800, co meR,
Draft has been ordered on the 18th inst, the quota
Of the Second Ward being 94, and Whereas an eff
fort has been made by portion OF the citizens Of
said Ward to raise funds to fill the quota of the
Ward, before the draft, or to be appropriated for
the benefit of the drafted men who have subscribed
to said fund, and Whereas the effort made to clear
the Ward before the draft having entirely failed,
Therefore it has been resolved that we now go to
work under mutual association to be called the
Second Ward Mutual Benefit Association, and be
governed by the following Bylaws:
ARTICLE ]. The officers Of the late Ward Asse
citation shall cons titute the permanent officers of this
Association, together with Executive Con mittee Of
three to be appointed by the President, whose
duty it shall be to assist the regular officers in OBJ
tanning subscriptions to the funds of the Associa-
tion and in rendering such assistance 70 drafted
men they may deem Of benefit to them.
ART II. The shares of stock 10 this Association
shall be fifty dollars and any person may become a
member by taking one more shares. All persons
having already bscribed a sufficient amount for
one or more shares, shall be members and al those
not having subscribed enough to entitle thom to
one share shall have the privilege Of making the
deficiency good or hayO their subscription refunded
to them.
ART. III. fin the opinion of tho Executive
Committee and regular officers, sufficient am
cunt shall be paid in 10 the Treasury Of tho Asso-
citation to nH the quota ofthe Ward by recruits,
they may use the funds Of the Association for that
purpose.
ART. ". Eubsorib ers who may prefer to get
substitutes may, before the Draft have their paid
in subscriptions refunded to them. All DONATIONS
to the Associatiyn shall be hold in TO pay
expenses already incurred and TO meet any def
sieneies that may occur during the draft.
AIRY. The real stock funds of ihe Association
shall bo divided, under the direction of tho Exocu
tive Committee pro rata among the accepted drafted
mon but iu no case shall any one he allowed
more than six hundred dollsrs
ART. VI. All orders on the Treasurer shall te
signed by the Pr sdent and Secretary, the Presi
dent and one of the Executive Committee.
ART. VII. Any funds remaining in the Treasury
after the drafted have all bien paid their pro
rata may be divided pro raa among the subscribers
or held as permanent fund for future drafts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-11

oBERLIE Observation-Disclosures OF TREAs-
UREE.-We learn that the Board of Trustees
of oberlin College, at a special meeting held
recently. appointed George Kinney, Esq,
as Treasurer. that Office having been left
vacant by the resignation, at the last au-
nual Commencement, of Hamilton Hill,
Esq, who has filed the Office ably and ac-
ceptably for many years. Mr.. Kinney is
one of the leading business msn and oldest
citizens of 0berlin, and the friends of the
College will be pleased to barn that its
financial affairs are to be entrusted 10 such
efficient hands as his,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-11

FIRE ALARM TELEaRAPH.-The fame of
our system of Fire Alarm Telegraph is
spreading east and west. Messrs. McNsm-
ara of this city have sent ono of thess Fire
Alarms to Toledo to be inspected by the
Council of that city. 1t was presented to
them last Tuesday evening, and the mat
ter was referred, for further consideration,
to the Committee on the Fire Department.
The Blade is confident that ell who inspect
the machine will be fsvorably impressed
with it, and desire its introduction into
use in that city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-11

TIE ENGLISH OPERA CoNFLNY.-0n Mon
day evening next, the English 0pera
Company of Messrs. Campbell and Castle
will open brief season in this city with
Balfe's beautiful opera "The Bohemian
Girl" Mr.. Campbell appearing as Count
Arnheim, Mr.. Castle as Thaddeus, Miss
Fanny Stockton, the young and beautiful
soprano, as Airline, and Miss George Fowler,
contralto, as the Gipsey Queen, The
musical taste of our citizens will be in some
measure tested by the reception which they
extend to this excellent and most success
full company. Bands of negro minstrels
have drawn crowds to the Academy during
every night of their stay here. Italian artists
Ito touch the other extremel have render
ed the music of Mozart and Gounod, Doni-
Eetti and Bellini, Verdi and Auber, to the
most brilliant audiences that ever congre-
gated in Cleveland. Can a company of
trained and artistic vocal sts, announcing
themselves by simple English namss, meet
with equal success ia the rendition of the
gems of English opera too long unfamiliar
to our people? That ia the question to be
decided on Monday night.
We are requested to stlto that secured
seats for the first three nights of the opera
season, can 30 obtained at the box. Office of
the Academy of Music at any time after
Q o'clock this morning. The sales yester-
day were large.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-11

WANTED-A GOOD ACTIVE BOY
~ atNO. % Sereca sire. [. BE must come well re-
commended. Apply imuse istely. febS;lS9
A'-Sltuatsd on Crols STREET. The ho1ss' one
an one half story, in Eo3d condition, being EeHrly
new, and will Ne sold cheap or cash, ma
be terms on time Enquire at $50 Superior STREET.
febs $50
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-11

NEW DENTAL RooMs.-The finest dental
rooms in the city are those of DR.. H. H.
Newton ia Marble Block, Gil Superior
street, and no more skillfUl operator or me-
chanical craftsman, in the dental line, than
DR.. N. can be found here. He is rapidly
building up most prosperous business in
our midst, and his skill and carefulness,
and the quality of his work, merit the pat
ronsge he is receiving. We have recently
seen at his Office several specimens of work
for mouths NAL formed or distorted by dis
ease or accident, the mechanical nicely and
excellence Of which put Dr., N. in the front
rank of his profession.
We advise all who need the services
of dentist to give the Doctor a call. He
is perfect gentleman and most excel
lent dentist All his work, mechanical or
operative, is of the best, while his charges
arc reasonable.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-11

RELEASE OF scHoLLs.-We announced yes
terdsy that Thomas schOlls had been re-
leased by order of Provost Marshal General
Fry, and that Captain Nash had laid the
matter before Colonel Wilcex, who notified
the Provost Marshal General. The Plain
Dealer charges US with distortion of facts in
the case, and says Captain Nash had moth
ing to do with the release of Scholls. Now
we happened to be in the Office when Pro-
vost Marshal Nef received the order, from
Provost Marshal General Fry, and we saw,
moreover, the duplicate letter of Captain
Nash, under date of Feb. 1st, to Colonel
Wilcox. Thus it will be seen that we had
authority for Ourstatement, while the Plain
Dealer made its assertion without any facts,
or any statement of facts, to warrant its
sweeping Affirmation,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-11
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
MORNING LEADEB OFFICE, |
EnrDAv- Feb. 10. 1865.

J
The Money market Is without material change in
any respect since yes;ssisy, being nors than com
monty quiet 9tcaly IN the limo ca .',S00on'' IoI
which there I only vsrJ med rate demand. -'
supply of Gu reacy Is not large, but is probably
quits sufficient for th5 uss Of Bankers In their pref
eut 6ispaition, as they continue to accept only
such paper as they feel under obligations to favor
Exchange Is improving in demand, and Is ruling
Close, the rstss continuing steady az 1sz of tuy-
ing and par selling.
Gold, from one cause AMI another, but in the
msin, doubtless, u1d tie ilhaencs of expected
miItsry succsss;s, is Iul ng dull " ak, and some
what III tiled, the teudsnoy being in the diree-
sion OF q decline, which Is only preV'nts', we
think, by the oc asonsl ,pe ulAtTe Efforts OF these
operators who, for the present, a. lesat sac their
only faIvstion in keeping up prices. The rate this
mor1iug op.ned at 2IIS, and at o'clock closed at
2lO5s At Gala hers Evening Exchange the rate
opened dull at 2ltE q and olcsed at 2lo5s.
Government Bonds are finer, but without ma
terial change, though thu tendsaSy TO be up
ward. Ia Bailvsy Shares there Is very little
change, but ths market is rspo' ted firmer BY oUr
to.nigh.'s dispatches. II is Irob.ble, however,
that that the buintss Is light.
Ths Second National Bank received in sGssoriP-
tlons to the 7.sO Loan to day sI52OO We are
requested to announce that per cent legal tender
notes will be received in Fsymsnt OF 1905, with
&C .rued 1, ter ct added.
We invite the at entien of cur resdsrs 90 the
n.tioe ofths "NatioDal City Bank Of Cleveland"
| LubH-hed in chr advertising columns, tbs being
the t,te OF hs old Ci'y Bank OF Cleveland since
is organ zation under the KatiOl al Banking s9s-
m. 1t will commence bu inesI under the new
system on Monday next, 18th inst, and viii act as
sub-sgent OF Jay Cooke in receiving subscriptions
to the 30 Lean.
A m'etiDS of merchants, bankers and business
men generally was ksld this evening in the AtWat
Building, for tie purposs Of organizing Stock
E1Cbanie In this city, and TIE grestsr portion Of
the preliminary business wal gone through with,
the particulars of which will be found IN our Loos
ooIums. meeting to complete the organization
wilt bs held this evening. We Ehsll Keep read
ers fulIy and reliably informed as to the operations
| Of this Boerd each day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-11

HousEKEEFER's GUIDE AND EvERYBoDY's
HAND -BoOK.-Mr. C. NJ, Rhodes, formerly
a soldier in the 43d O. V. L, who has lost
an arm in the service of his country, is now
cauvassing the city for the above book,
which is a compilation of over five hun
dred new and vslusble recipes, for the
manufacture of soaps, cements, &C., &c.
The book is an excellent one, and is well
recommended by scores of weII-known citi-
zens, men and women, of the State.
We are happy in knowing that Mr..
Rhodes is meeting with great success.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-11

WANTED IMMEDIATELY FOR
w the Qesrtermaster's Department, Nashville,
Tenn, 1850 LaboreTs Wages, rs per month aDd
eioHs Also, 500 Teamsters at $50 peT month and Ia
tions. None need apply but ont, abe-b died men,
willing to engage Tor six months. ErcnspO tation
furnished. Apply to y. SHE N1cD, z. NJ. Agent,
Commercial House, Cleye{acd, y. VIII leave Cleve-
land every TueHdsy sPa Ff lay. ian3l
KITCHEN GIRL WANTED-On
AA who is a good cook and comes well recommended.
Apply at "a kIosp5,t street. Jan3li~
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TIE GoTTsoHALk CoNozRT.-If the sale of
reserved seats yesterday may be taken as
an indication, the concert on Monday eve
ming will be the most successful of Colts
chalk's many successes in this city. We
doubt if that veteran favorite has ever been
more ably supported by concert ccm-
pany than ne will be on this occasion.
Muzio and Brainard are we'll known here,
and we need say nothing in recommends
tion of their skill aud genius. The popu-
larity of Miss Simons and Mr. Behrens is
already assured by the success which they
achieved on their previous visit to this
city. Sig. Ardavani is, we believe, person
ally unknown to our audiences, but his
Dame is not and our amateurs are very
desrous of hearing this celebrated bari
tone.
The programme for Monday night in
cludes the grand march from "Tannhaus-
or" and the grand march and soldiers
chorus from of aust" both Of which have
been arranged for four pianos by Mr..
GottschaIk, and will bs formed by Messrs
Brainard, Behrens, Gottschalk and MuziO.
Miss simons will sing an aria from
'Linda," two selections from Donizetti's
"Child of the Regiment" the exquisite
HCradle song' Of Gottschslk, aud with
Big. Ardavani) the duct "L'Elisir d Am
our" Beside this piece, Sig. Ardsvani
will sing the celebrated aria, Largo al
Factotpn.," from "Il Bar5rere," romanza,
from 'Traviata," and "L'Ange Dsctn."
Gottschalk will play the finale of "Som-
nambuln," ola eallins,h with Sig. Muzio)
and an original composition in two parts
-'tNoctprne," and a nstional fantasia on
the "Battle Cry of Freedom" Such a
programme cannot fail TO please.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-11

UNITED STATES Court The case OF the
United States Us. Joseph Moss, on a post
masters bond to the amount of $500, was
on trisl in this court yesterday, the District
Attorney appearing for tho United States,
and Adams and Canfeld for the defendant.
Judgment was given for the United States
10 the amount Of $I3s.
The Grand Jury are still in session, but
no indictments were returned yesterday,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-11

sKATIEG-The Skating Park YVES in quite
good condition yesterday, and good many
boys and girls, young men and women,
tempted out by the bland air and the solid
ice, enjoyed themselves during the hours
of the day in that wholesome exercise and
graceful sport and art, of skating.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-11

TRAVELLERS INSURANCE CO.-EYery person
who is in the habit of travelling shsuld at
once take policy in this company, which
iDsures its policy-holderS against accidents
of all kinds. A. Fuller, Esq, No. 2l5 su-
perior street, Marble Block, is the agent for
the company in this city. Call on him at
once and satisfy yourselves of your privil-
eges without delay.
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Privnte Aaairs-Impor:ant to Many.

Private Afairs-ImpOr;an TO Many.
DIR. DeHart can be consulted daily from 9tO IL
A. NJ, and from to 4P. N at the Drug Store Of
George W. Clark, o. 1I9 Superior street, Cleye-
land, Ohio, until the 7th of March next.
People (mae or female) suffering from disease
they do not wish everybody to know OF, VIII find it
profitable to consult DR.. DeHsrt.
Married ladies wishing relief from weaknesses,
or other diseases pecu lar to their SEX consult
DR.. DeHart at his residence, No. IO4 Erie street,
near Medical College, from haltpast TO half-past
O'Clock every every e.eniug, Sundays excepted
until the date above named. This arrangement
will 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 expo
rience. iebI:l9z
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-11

FREEDNAE's AID Society Tho monthly
meeting of the Freedmen's Aid Society will
be held to morrow Sunday afternoon, at
the MethodisSthurch on ohio street. The
Society will be addressed By Mr.. J. W.
Buneey, of OberIip.
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jans1:ls9

HudsOn's UnrivaIed Tooth Paste is
unsurpass'd in removing rust and tsrtas and
Whitening the teeth. But its chief excellence con-
sists in tbs certainty with VIII ch it heals all ten
derness Of the gums and prevents their bleeding.
It's constantly increasing demand wherever known
is one of its strongest recommendations. Sod by
ell druggiEtg' JanS04%
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WAsHISeroK. Feb. 7, 1865.
POLICE COUar.-A small docket wag before

POLICE CoURT.-A small docket was before
this Court yesterday morning.
Drunk-Ellen Eidler, Emma Lewis, and
Mary shsdieker. fined IS and costs, each.
Petit Larceny-Daniel Mack, s. and
costs, and sent to jail for Eve days: Jones
Cough, s. and costs, and sent to Reform
Farm John Schwartz, $40 and COSTS Eliz-
abeth Schwartz. discharged.
Assault and Battery-Nicholas Smith,
VIM. aud Sarah Macy. ca ses continued to
the 10Th.
Violating Cab ordinance-oriah Carte,
fined 81 and costs.
Enticing men to leave the State to enlist
in another state-Bsrney Duffey and Stone
wall Jack, discharged.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-11

CLEVELAND FEMALE sExIxART-The next
term of study in this institution will begin
on Monday next, February 18th. The
opening address will be delivered by Prof
F. M. Hall, of Akron, formerly teacher in
the Seminary.
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NEW YORK sTOUzG mARKEr.

NsW YoRK, Feb. 10, 1865.
Government StOcks-A shsds RrT Ter and
more active. U. s. skies Of 81, coupons llO14; U.
Five-t1enties coupons, 1915; [. 5. Ten-iorties,
coupons, 1925.
stOcRs--The market Is irmsr. Ohio & Mis-
sissippi certificates -; Cumberland pr fsrred
-; MaripOsA II; Erie 1913, DO preferred =;
HudsOn lO75 BsadiDg 1Cs54; mioBi ian Central 3;
Michigan Southern 1914 illinois Cent? scrip lls4;
OleVelsnd Pittsburgh =; Northwestern q;
do prefer. cd Go, ROcK Island 951<; Fort Wayne
9456 New York Central ll516; Quicksilver =;
Canton 3l54; Chi;sgo, BurlinRtoR Quincy HIS
Alton & Terrs HAute p.eferfed 10 b 10.
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DAILY LEADER
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY II,
nhw ADvERTssEmnETs.

D. Budson-Iusurance Statement.
The N,tiora al City Bauk-Notice.
Morrison Foster-Iron and Nails.
Z. I Baldwin & Co.-SpriDg Goods,
Cleveland Iron Mining Oo.-DivideRd Notice.
Tbs City National Bank,
Ter spriny Petroleum Co.-Local Eotice.
So .ond Ward-Local Notice.
Soci'ty of spiIitasllsts-Local Notice.