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That Valuable Property on the corner Of
Prospect and Sheriff streets, consisting of two Va
cant Lots and two story House and Lot mo. Al
will be sold at auction by o. Gu FfER SON, this
wednesday, morning at 10 O'Clock, on ths premi-
sss. This s a rare chance for profitable invest
ment. For full particulars see advertisement.
mh29le7
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PATENT OFFICE AGENCY.
UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN

PATENT OFFICE 4 GENcY,
No, I38 Bank Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
We are prepared to transact business OF every
dcssliptlon relsting to Inventions, Drawings, Cs-
TeArs, epeciheati0ns, Patents, Infrinke ats and
the Patent Laws. BURRTDGE 3 CO.,
sp9s Authorized Attorneys Tor Patents,
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ITOH.
WhEATON,S
ITOH.

SCRATCH. OINTMENT. SCRATCH
viii cure the Itch in 4s hOurs--also cures Salt
Rheum, Ulcers, Chilbla'ns, aud ell Eruptfons Of
the Skin. Price 80 cents. By sending 90 cents to
Weeks end Potter, ITO Washington St, Boston, viii
be forwarded free By mail, For sale BY all Drug
giEts, nhll;RdJ -,
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:. Y. Money Markef-March as

Lb1 ThLEGhAfhsl
MODey-Stsady st 3 ct.
Sterling ExehanRe-DuI at 1O9k9losh
for first class bankers bills.
GOId-Wiihout decided change. Opening At
1881 advancing to 10 "a. and closing at 1881
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City Union CIuh.-Thers will bs msetiag
of the City Union Club at the Club Rooms. No. g
Perkins Block, Public Square, Thursday evening,
March sOth, at ~ O'Clock. A general attendance
is earnestly requested. NJ. B. KEITH, Pres.
q. N. JOHNSON, Sec. mh29:IsT
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At Chagrin Falls, on the 26th, by Elder W. s.
Hayden, Miss ADELAIDB ROBINSON, of the
Union Schools to Mr.. 10 ,IAH H. GIhBERc.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Last Grand Party of the Season.

The Phoenix Assembly announce a Grand
Masquerade and Fancy DR.. ss Party at their Rooms
Tburtdsy evening, March 80. 1865.
Friends are cordially invited. mh29.2t
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-Situ-
IL ate On the jun tion Of Pittsburgh and Canal
streets (naGF Hussey's Copper Sm-lting Works. be-
ing ls7 feet front on Pittsburgh street. and ISL feet
front on Canal street Building 2sX39 feet Good
well cstern, and out houses. For particulars inquire
nd
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LOB sALE-FORTY ACRES OF THE

Il best quality Of Grape land near 90 amer Village,
10 acres wood lRn1, Hal hou 9 aud good barn.
Also, M acrts near DOans Corners. A baautifu
place for fine residence md garden land. Inquire
of. E. SAATON, East Cleveland. Also, 81 Acres
On Euclid street mies from the city. mhIl :l95
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40, dark, dark, dark, amid the blaze Of noon,
IrreTocSbIy dark, total eclipse
Wifhouf All hoDa of daV -

Without al hope OF day.
Such iS the exclamation Of the unfortunate indi-
vldual who has suffered for years with oatarrh, the
Iachrymal glands have become elcssd, suppurstion
has taken place, ard the eye-sigbt temporarily de.
stroyed, but by the uIe OF DR.. D. H. seelyeS Liquid
CatArrh Remedy, the glands will resume their nor
NAL condition and in 9 reasonable time the eye
sight will be restored. mh37.R3
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ISAAC 4. ISlACg UNION NALL,
E0lS Agsnt for ths sale OF sngaFs Celebrated Sew
lag Machines, StoET's AutomAton PreSsnAns
sud 5tr0ng's Patent Army Bsd-Trunk,
So Corner Superior and Union -sts
- look out shT ths aiants-E@ dso91
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con- m ERcIAL.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
TUrsDAy EVEDNa March 2g. 1965.

IVt1UAl NFH1'INul lAaINH 20 IoO0'
Receipts-The receipts Of Grain BY rail during
the 81 hours ending at one O'Clock to-day WIRE a.
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PROPERTY ON PER

~ RY STREET FOR sALE.-Lot65 65 feet by lO255,
corner Perry and Cedar str ets, on which there is
utere aud comfortable dw Ling Rouse, VIII be sold
distely Part Of the purcha3 may remain four years
on q mortgage Apply to ALFRED ELWEhL, PIG
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COAL.
4 LLEN JON EBp

LLEN JONES,
Whslsssls and RstAn DsGIsrh
Strip EoiHs OeIanbISHG ana Chippewa
c o 4 LS
oEes On @. P. B. B. PisF. AIBo, Omos and Tara
at Euolid Htreet B. B. Crossing. Ooal ofa1
EEoellsHt Quality ior
ETEAM, GAS, GRATIS, BFOVE8
Olsos or House Use. AlBo, ANTHRACITE GOAL
n lArQe or snail Quantities.
0rdsn respectfully solicited and promptly attend.
ID 70. Goal t1F smithiag Espt oonItAntiy on hand.
81. Terms esq., nAyls;RS
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CLEVELAND
CITY DIRECTORY
FOR 1QR5,6

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 csnvassed by the 10th of April,
we expect to issue the work on the 10th of
May; 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 for.
A limited number, only, of advertise
ments will be received. For terms, &C.,
apply at the LEADER Counting Room.
E. CowLEs & Co.
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TIE CAEAL.-The water of the canal was
drawn off last Monday for the purpose of
making repairs, constructing new gates,
&c. But very little water is in the bed, but
infinite nasLiness and smells innumerable
have their seat there. All the refuse mat
ter from breweries, soap factories, and the
offal from all the region round about, have
collected In the cut, and their offeuse is
rank, it smells to heaven. The canal beats
the city of Cologne oil hollow, and if that
famous city needed more than river
Rhine to wash it, we need nothing less
than Lake Erie (for Cuyahoga river is but
a drop in the bucket) adequately to cleanse
this channel. 1t is the mother Of dead dogs
and cats, many of whose corses lie sprawl
ed in the fostering ooze. Many noble craft
of the canal line lie ingloriOusly stuck in
the mud.
But foul piece of violence and crime
was brought to light by the drawing off of
the water. A bag was found, with iron
sinkers attached, containing the dead body
of an infant. An inquest developed facts
which fastened suspicion upon the parties,
James and Jenny Holbrook, of Indepen-
dence, who were accordingly arrested and
brought to this city for examination. The
bag and iron sinker were proved to have
been used on the canal boat "Time," near
which the in FAINT was found.
The arrested persons had been recently
married. They are wlodged in jail here,
and were to have been examined yesterday
before Justice Bennam, but owing to the
absence of a witness, no action was taken.
ADJOURNED Meeting OF THE CRY CoUEoII.
The City Council adjourned last night to
meet on Friday evening next at seven
o'clock.
Council Hall was well filled with specta-
tors last night on the occasion of offering
resolutions of respect for the character of
Michael Crapser, deceased. The vacant
chair and desk of the departed Councilman
were draped appropriately with Grape.
CREDITs.-COlonel Wilcox, Provost Mar
shall General of Ohio, has promulgated the
following official ruling in reference to
credits:
PRoROsT MARsHAL-GEEERLL's OFFICE,
Columbus, o,
All persons who are not liable to enrol
ment can select their places of credit.
By order of
Col. JAMES A. WILCox,
A. A. Prov. Mar. Gen. for Ohio.
L. s. sullivant, A. A. A. Gen.
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Season of Three Nights Only
Positively limited to the Nights announced. and
cannot be extended, IS sKistlI g engagemsnts
preclude the possibility Of further tiae-

The Director takes especial pleasure, visiting FOR
brief ssason the p iaeipal cities OF the Gsest
West, in being able 20 present.
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HORRIBLE AccIDEET.-MAH KILLED BY TIE
CARs.-Jacob Mangold, German I:vi-r ~
the West Side, was run over and Kill. 81
the cars ct Lighthouse street crossing, yes
terdsy afternoon at I've O'Clock. He was
in the emp ploy of the Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad Company, having worked in their
freight house for more than year. It
seems that the hands go up the track about
five o'clock every afternoon, to run down to
the freight house the local freight which
arrives at that hour. He had started up
there yesterday as usual, when, reaching
Lighthouse street crossing, he stopped to
talk with a friend on the track, and did
not observe the train coming down. He
was called to, but did not hear, and was
knocked down and run over. One of his
arms hung out over the rail, and his friend
caught it and tried to pull the body out,
but he succeeded only in bringing the face
upon the rail, where it was horribly cut by
the wheel of the next truck. The friend
made one more attempt to pull the body
from the track, but the wheel caught it
again, and fifteen cars passed over the
unfortunate man.
The remains were removed to Undertaken
Howland's establishment. We understood
that the deceased was a single man, and
the only support of an aged father.
Growers GERMAN 0PERA.-0ur citizens
are pre- reparing for the rare and grand musi-
cal treat promised them next week.
Growers German Opera Company consists
of over one hundred performers, embracing
the most brilliant array of artists ever pre-
sented in Grand Opera on this continent.
There are four Prime DOnne, namely
Mile Maria Frederici, Mad. Bertha Jo-
hansen, Mile Johanna Rotter and Miss
Adalins Motto; Mile Sophie DEiuba and
Mile Pauline Caniss, Prime Soubrettes !;
NJ. Franz Himmer, Tenor Robusto Sig.
G;nseppi TamarO, Tenor Lyric; Karl
Formes, Basso; NJ. Isadore Lehman,
Primo Baritone; NJ. Anton Graf, Basso
BufO; NJ. Theodore Hsbslmsn, Tenor
Lyric; Mr.. Charles Kunkle, Pianist; Joseph
Hermans, Primo Basso Profundo; NJ. Helm
rich steinecke, Primo Baritone, and many
other distinguished artists.
The Orchestra is on the same grand and
liberal scale that characterizes the other
portions of the company. The operas that
will be presented here are GOunod's famous
masterpiece Faust, (" Won FlOtow's charm
ing +" MARTHA" and BOieldieu's "Dame
Blanche" never before presented to our
citizens.
This troupe appears on Monday night Of
next week. They will draw immense
houses.
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Blackburn l. Koehler,

A r c e 7 E c T S.
OFFICES:
j. NJ. BLAoKBURS, A. KoEHLER,
Room No 8 Perkins
No. Sc Oregon st. Building, Pub. 60.
mh2s;922 CLEVELAND, o.
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Rose . Pren1ass' I.rovlnoz narhes Re

Rose q Prens1Is' FrOVlmOa Harkes Re
port
Ths following ars the rates charged By "a;
Hams-sugar-cursd premium hams , b...-..5s
Dried Reefs c
ShOuIdars-Sugsr-oured B tB............-...-...lg c
BaeO8-Or Smoked Sides 3 4b-............-.......s2 c
LaFd-Prime leaf kettle-rpd,d In bbls or tres.Lz c
Prime leaf ksttle-rndr'd IN kegs 3 b..9S
POrkHo. mess Q
Extra clear y bbl............s............. 81 y
- No extra charge made for packages or cart
age 10 railroad depots or boats. All articles an
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything D.
the State. Orders promptly hllea.
R0gH 4 PBEEfIsS.
dsIs-R Nos. ll2. IA and l4S Ontario street.
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AT BARGAIN-FOR sALE-Tbe

n Subscriber offers for sale his residence situated
two and half miles from the Court House, In q very
desi rabe locality. The Lot covers ten and ore half
acre. OF exceedingly choice land, and contains an
abundance OF ShTubbery; Ras pbeTTy tres and
Strawberry plants; G:s Vines (a good assert rent
9 good Orchard i've years old, consisting Of upwards
ofseventy Apple, Pear, Plumb and Cherry Trees; al
numb.r Of Ounce tTees, all Of which Just be-
ginning 70 bsar. Tue House Is brick, nearly new
con aiaing seven lofty rooms. The Barn, Carriage
house, Cow sheds, and other out-buidi gs, are n a
good condition. Altogether, it is 8 very desirable
residence, and viii b. sold cheap Tor cash or long
credit Is psTtiE SIRE Enquirs at los st. Clair ct.
mh6:lg3 JOHN ALEXAN NDER.
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psn Onn MONEY ADVANOBD-

$50 600 MONEY Y. ADVANCED 4, S:
Wen-knoVn MAGNER'S LOAN OFFICE, On Secu-
rites ofeveTy kind, viz: Gold and Silver Watches,
Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jeweiry, Guns, Pistols,
Clothing, DIy Goods, Pianos Melodeons and ali per-
EonR property and articles OF value, the most sat
isfactory terms Business strictly private. Estab-
hshed 1851. H.B.-A variety Of lnredeemed Watch
ss. yswelcy, Guns, etc, Ior sale at bargains
Omce-eorner Of Water and Superior streets, over
Davis & Peixotto's Clothing Store.
oct2a J. c. s W. WAGNER.
DOR SALE-THE LARGE DOUBLE
II House, 35 and 56 Prospect street, suitable for
boarding house. Terms easy. Enquire Of CONWAY
", NOBLE, at the Office OF Backus Noble. fel3:F
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4. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
s. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
III Superior st.

bu8crlptlOns reoeIYed % I1e
"7 3-l0 PER GENT. AND l0-40" NATIONAL
LOAN.
icon mission allowed TO Subscribers.l
E5-U. 8. Bonds Of 1881, 8 -2O's lO-4O's, Treasury
Notes, and all other Government Securities puT-
chased and for sale on the most fasorabl terms.
Gold, silver, Coupons and G. NADIA money bought
and hold st ct rates, Deposits received and Col
lectiOns made at all acCessb points. UncIrrent
fands converted at lowest rates. Revenue Stamps
for SALE Oc4
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GFOVer's Grand Opera Company.
SEASON or Is64.6

MILE MARIE FaEDEBIOI, Prma Donna, Royal
Opera, Darn stadE.
MAD. BRRTHA JOHANNsES, Prima Donna In
per.al Opera, Sc. Petersburg
MAD. ADELINA M0TFE, PIima Oontrslto.
n'LLE SOPHIE DE- UBA, Prima soubrette I'm
periAl Opera house, Vienna.
MILE PAULINE CAEISSA, PriRa Sonbretle,
Imps iI Opera, Paris.
MISS THEaESA WOOD, Premier Dapseuss
MAD. ERHE5TE LA ROCHE, Sc on \ Donna-
dAO. PAULINE BERGER. Sseonda Donna
VI. FRANZ HIMMER, Tenors Rybusto, Royal
0p ra Berlin.
q. TaEOI ORE HABELMAN, Tensrs, Lyric
Court Theatsr Brunswick.
'IG. GIUSEPPE TAMARO, Tenore, Lyric Royal
pera, B Rim.
KARL FOHMES the renowned Primo Basso. in
his greatest assumptions.
JOSEPH HERMANHs the celebrated Primo
Bssso PIofundO, Fer hsjesty's ROFat Opera,
Lenron Dis hrst appearances In the Western
World.
4. lSEDORE LIE 3MANN. Primo Baritone, Royal
Otera, Berlin, (irst appeEranss in Anerics).
". HEiNRIOH SfEIaECkE Primo BaritSne.
{. ANT0 GRAFF, BassO Budo.
N. ND 1UARO HATMER, BAsso-
v. CHARLES pElREOK, Tenors
n. OF o LEHMAN, Basso.
". ALPaONsE UkCdS, Baritone.
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MONEY ORDERS

On all the principal cities in the country
for sale at the Cleveland Post Office at the
following rates:
For amount not exceeding $40 1Oc.
exceeding $40 and under $40 I5c.
exceeding $40 and under $50 zoe.
mchI4:F
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NEW AnVERFIsEMENEB.
ACADEMY Of Music-GraJd German Opera.
Emma secor-WoDdsrful Helainotype,
J. d. Dewitt Oo.-rress Goods.
To Let-Brick House.
For sale-House and Lessehold.
Louisa Fenton-Farm FOR Sale.
81 Bent ct Man Vented.
o. Cutler & Son--Looal Notice.
DR.. Ruttley-Loosl Notice.
House and Lot for Ssle-Loeal Notice.
City Union Olub-Local Notice.
PhoeniL Assembly-Locai Notice.
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The Largest and Most Perfect
GRAND OPERA COMPANY

" TIL WURLU
Many Of the lovers Of the Opera IN thls city are
familiar with the history ot The Grand German
Opera Company since he has assumed the dTec-
tion, the success OF which hes far tFanscsnced
snJ thing hitherto attsinsd by OPeratio organlzs-
tors In America.
His so,c clal EavOy, Mr. ADoLPHE BIRGFELD,
has passed The spring and summer at ths principal
court tides Of Eur0pe, et tgaging for this season
sew. raj new Ar iites, and purchasing for the Di-
rector 3 large and txp nsiv wardrobe and Operas
-ew to the American stage.
The following Artists', eminent in German and
Italian o. era, constitute
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CLOTHING
CHEAP.

WE WILL SELL, FOR THE NEXT
w Thirty Days, OuI heavy stock Of SURTOUT
OVERCOATS aud SACK oYBROOATS, at COST.
A large stock Of Bush sss Suts, English Walking
Coats, Sack Goats, blr X Frock OOats and Fancy
Cashmere Pants and Vests, at greatly reduced
prices. We will give feat bargains In Under Gar
ments and Cents Fun ishiDg Goods.
Our Custom DepartI snt Is now complete 10 every
particular. s. MANN,
decl5 1872 supBriOr st., opposite Bank st.
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CTRAYRD.-Fromt the premises of the

GTRA I ED.-trom the premises OF the
- subscriber in Dover Township, a Bay More
marked by email star in to- ehead; trots aud racks
Had part OF bridl and halter on. Amy person E.
turning or giving information where she may be
found will be lib erRly rewarded. PETkR CON
STABLE. mch2l:l96
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THE GRAND ORCHESTRA.

Thisis the strongest, 10 numbers and talent
any Chorus hitherto organized in America.
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Especial attention has bean given to SoI.etius
THE cRANp cHoRus
ADOLPHUs NEUsDOBFF

Which has bsen largely augmented. Several &C.
tnoTledged Principals vii be recognized in the
list.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOB SALE.

IL will sell for reasonable price-if opportunity
presents-my house and lot No. 22g ScOvile Av, nue.
Any one des ing med priced house, situated in
good neighboThOOd, little removed from the bus
tie OF the business part Of the city, will do well call
and examine premises before purchasing elsewhere.
The housF(wOod) contains nine rooms, besides PAN
frJs closets etc Is is in excellent repair. There Is
. FoOd barn, abundsECs OF grapes and other fruit
and shrubbery upon the lot The furniture in house
will be sold with Il, If desired. Enquire upon the
premises. LmZ2-22 O. j. BALLARD.
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TTINTFD TMMFDTATFTY-FOR

w the Quartermaster's Department, Nashville,
Tenn, 900 LabOrers. WAGES S45 per month and ra-
fiOns: 10 Teamsters. Wages, $40 per mouth and
rRtions and 100 Carpenters, wages SIS per month
and rHtions. None need apply but stout, lebOdie1
men, willing 70 engage Tor six months. Transpor-
fation 4 rnished. Apply 10 D. SHERWOOD, Q. n.
Agent, Commercial House, Ciev land, o. viii leave
Cleveland every Tuesday and Friday. mchA
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Flags and Banners.-Addrtss G. Y. Grow
ell & Co., 1877 Superior ST., Cleveland, o.
mlo196
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II to canvass every co unity In the State to sell an
article needed by every ons and whose usefulue is
At once recognized For further particulars call
address d. s. CRITOHLEY, ls2 Superior street,
Cleveland, Ohio. menZ3:ls6
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-A a \ L d IAN lNIELlILGEnT
w lad, Y or 13 years OF ase, as messenger 6ni
errand boy. Be { Of refsr noes required. Address,
IN handwriting Of applicant, Drawer 30, Cleveland
p o. mch23le5
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EHOR SALE.-aOUSE AND LOT ON
II Forest street. House large and commOdious; Lot
$50 feet BY 236 with abundance OF fine shrubbsIy,
and good fruit, choice grapes and good barn.
Terms easy. Enquire Of d. W. GAGE EsQ., los su-
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Bsans.-SOO bbls Beans for sale by
J. G. SIMMONS & CO.,
mhl6:196 2W so MsrWin st.
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AMUsEMENTs.

A OADEMY OF MUSIC.
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ENOR 6ALE.-TWO PORTABLE EN-
u GIHKs. suitable for OIL Works. They have s.
inch hues viii burn wood al, and are especially
arranged for the OIL business. Apply soon. Address
JONAS ~. YEC, Robinson Machine Works, -
Rfchm0nd Ind mh6lQS
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A. A. Prov. Mar. Gen
L, s. Sullivant, a. A, A. Gen.
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NEW YORK MARKEr-March as.

dsls-B Nos. ll2. IA and il8 Ontario stTOsa
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-FIVE ACRES OF LAND for SALE,

Il on Wilson avenue east of Kinsman ST. II con-
fRins 100 choice Peach trtes and the soil is well
adapted for Grapes. The land lies handsomely, and
being lust outslds the city limits, the purchaser will
aToi1 the city taxes and have beautiful place for
residence in q good neighbOrhOOd. For price and
te or payment enquire at = eherlH Sur eti or OF
FHOMAS EARL. Bolivar sire u. mh25 :lg3
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ADJOURNED MEETINe OF THE CRY CoUEoII.
The City Council adjourned last night to
meet on Friday evening next at seven
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-29

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~ undersigned have his day formed co-partner-
ship under the name and firm Of MARSH Ii md
NATKINs, for the purpose }, doing general trunk,
Saddle and Harness busine at No. ia superior st.
GEO. r. MARSHALL,
BENZ. II. WATKINS.
CLEvKLASD, March %. 1865. m22:Is5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-29

CREDITs.-COlOnel Wilcox, Provost Mar
shal-General of Ohio, has promulgated the
following official ruling in reference to
eredits: