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The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

vHEUHDfe lHEaI EstAtpg Tor sale.
FNyHE Southgafe rfoperty, on Pleasant t. he lot
NO containing shout 1890 square feetll Ftrterans
&c, application may be made to
i allGk0. E.uB. JACK sON ! Administrato1 /
apl8dtf z 80 Exchan se 81
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Once OF Comptroller of tho Currency,
WHEREAS. BY salisiastofv syidepCs ,soo,
~ 70 inc undersigned, 1t has been made to appear
in4 ~ i a. gAs9o NATIoNAL BANK OF PoKrLAsD,"
and State Of Mspe, has been duly oreaniz d nader
and TO the requirements Of The Act Of Con-
gEses entitled IAN Act to provide National chr.
ana 70 provide for the circulation and redemptiop
.n 1.s5, approved June 1854 and has complied
VIII ~ sne PROVISIONS Of said Act required to be
Banking under said Act: 2 : = sss :
Noag, thsTg REL FREEMAN CLARKE, Comrtroll.
er OF ths Cur sncys do hereby certify that "rHr
CAsco NATIoNAL BAEK," in the city of Portland.
IA we County OF Cumberland. State of Maine. il
authoszea 70 commence the business of Banking
IN sestimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
O. once, this twenty sixty day of April, H. s.
FkEEMAN CLARKE
,lL;,esead Comptroller Of the Currency.
NO. Nov' u 4sfl ap29d2m
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

d u q I049I IH1|fal EOLCEs 1Tl3I s1If1I
ARGE QHAMBERs.ovef ITO and Ia Federal e.
- JEFFERSON eooLIGE co.
apledn rCor Commercial and Frankln sts
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04
H0use and land Cor. SAFE

fNNHE three storied Brick House, and Land. no 81
* PleasantSs, Location central aud GOOD; lot
large; beet of wat r, hard an Il soft; furnace gas
20; has always, been occupied by two families;
would be very convenieat large bOardin house
Terms easy. Apply to CHAS. BAKER
junezldlwspa5A Five Cents Savings Bank
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

TvLEvEN House Lots, COMPRISING az 600 feet Of
A1Land, on Emery, Cushman and Lewis st. for sale
by .gf .A.HEH4ttE WAH STEPHEN SON!
Portland, April &c, ls65.-dtf !
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04
FOR SAL r..

NEAR Wocdford's Corner. Wssibrook, a Field
In OF Standing Grass, OF about twenty tons 9J 7
Enquire OF ALM0N LIE ZACH, near the premises.
~ E1une28d1w*df no 9is ~ rItsa,aesli8a
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04
YORK & CUMBERLAND RAIL ROAD.
sUAfFER z6RRANQEMERT

AyIIQq 40. Tx4l1li3t Yatl
Is On and after Monday, 10th inst 1865,
I'D trains viii leave follows, until fur
Their notice: q
Leave saco River for Portland, as 5.45 and $40
A. NJ, and 3.45 p. III.
Leave Portland for ysaeo River, at 7.45 A. M. and
l.6O and $40 p. III. !
The 80 r. III, trsin out and the $40 A. NJ. train
into Portland, VIII be freight trains with passenger
Stages Connect Ut Gofhan for West Gorhas, !,
Standish, Steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark, Sebago,
Bridgttr, Lovefi, Hiram, BrowhGeld. Fryeburg,
Porter Freedom. Madison, and Eaton, n H.
at Buxton Cenier, for Vest buxton, Bonney Es-
gle, South Lansngton. Li,nington, Limerick New
field, Parsonsfeld, and 0sspee q
At saccarappe. {2lf South .Windhan, Windhasn
Gill and North Windham, ally.
.ssDAN, CARPENTER, Srpts 4
Portland, April g. 1866. dtf !
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

Consumers' MufusaI Coal Comply.
FTyHE First Assessment Of TEN DoLLARs per
Il Share in the above named Company, lie now due
and payable at the store of CLARKE REED a
CHASE, II Commercia1St.
2, &. -, ,....s WIN, NJ. CLARK. rteas'f.g
.S-'fisi1asSsa 80 5asoo jss;snf7i litsts.ls7a
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

THyHE Firs. Examination for admission to the
IL College win take place on Thursday, Ju 18Th,
go ,os- - a, MINER President
IN. B.--Board and College Bills amount to about
$500 year. Other expenses ysry with the economy
of each student 4sa ~ aae, s ,iupe2lW &S9w
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04
LUMBER.!'

FEyHE Bethel Steam Min Co. are nrsoared to fur
a nish Spruce dineutions Of az sizes Alse,
Boards, Shingles athes, and Picbsts, at short no
tice Orders solicited. = lr. r.I-,..;f fatlsa
Office Commercial Street. / eayths head Of Hob
sons Wharf. siie s9ttiil Jazz TRUE Treas'r.
Portland, April %, 1866. -T713s a ap26d3m qp
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

.1a9mg0lQ
Tho whole profits of the Company revert to the
ASSURED, and are divided ANNU4LLY, upon the
Premiums terminated during the year; and for which
Certificates are issued, bearing interest until re,
The Dividends in the Years 1884 and were 40
per cent each. -.
Ths Profits for 20 Years amount to tho ii''h Y
sum Of @Iq col nao
o. which hore has been redesmed by
Cashs, ,AInalaakdH9 1865, $50
sl3-p5 Ha0I Gil adJ -------,5i fesr.,-flH9 anF
The Company fas assets, oyer Rle0en Million
Dollars, Wis
United States and State of New-York
stock, City, Bank and other Stocks, S4,074, 200
Loans secured by stocks and otherwise 2,l87, $50
Real Estate. Bond and Mortgages. and al selas
other securities. qga.oS "a rs1far-., 3.l4O,sao
United states Gold Coins1. zif5s5 As.si5 q SCI, 500
Cash in Bank, 81 5s'fie IA rs r III 5Ts $3.50
sffeal 9dI -1eifH al3 81 8r8s t1hiI4 nAs5 i-----
.sf,o -,flfvssil. ans i.s...sf-fir- se R1I lS2 zoo
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

80 n I1 5N %. -lul alII Iiolt o. n slu4lle4
1l In one Of the Dutch churches IN rural
g village on the Hudson a good old man was act
q funeral of a highly-respected citizen AS Is
q customary on such occasions he Invited the
assembled ufners to view the corpse Of their
departed friend, and mind the following Ian
guage:8s asefteasu9dI 9tRnIl9 70 eiE5R boyioyGi
rs IAN can now have the pleasure Of looking
at the last remains Of the Oldest man now liF-
ing IN the town Of G----. Pass up the broad
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

EroHnn q 9iueasi4 NO Rent. n, W az
4 A TENEMENT, centrally located e ~, 1aan "
IN without children, at one buncrt1 anu hAsy
dollars per year. Apply TO r. ~ sfsdd,a Co.,.
ivy " sAaSs FOR SALE.
,HoU Sc and Land M ~ S,hle street belonging
IAto the heirs Of The ,os So1.on oven; 10! oJ
th, e;t ~ particulars appiyto the SUBJ
s s,ri at isa Iof0 snaeet mn ~. ssas
june Is, sss--dsw* ~ -
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

oa3 a God mend his heart who cannot feel
~ The impulse of holy zeal; 10 sa i9eoia2
And sees not, with his sordid eyes,
The beauty Of self-sacrifcel
y Though In the sacred place be stands, -
Uplifting consecrated hands,
Unworthy are his Lips to tell
OF Jesus martyr miracle az
Lf.4 sN1A VI w M
Not to the swift nor to the strong
~ = The battles Of the right belong:' i7eg VA
2 4A@3~ For he who strikes for freedom, wears
q The armor Of the captivess prayers; ASH
And nature proffers to- bis cause
The strength Of her eternal laws;
ssrs Wllil9 he whose ermeesaYa to bind. vsxs,aN
ana nerd with common brutes his kind,
els % Strives ever more ct fearful odds, ~ Ff 7
an "a Mitn nature and thedealods godAsSi1io w.
ora And dares the dread recon which late ile4
sasoe Or soon, their rights shall vindicate a4fas
u. d s,Hf
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04

JOHN D. JOINS, President
f :. CHARLES DENNIS, ice-President.
!. W. III. II. MOORE, "a vice-Pres't.
y. Fl. Chapman, Acting Secretary. ,,
slos.io, :. B, agBt l.1N.--- IAd0& IoGI14
Applications received by M s tes ,laasar -
B 81 W. MUNGER, 1853 Fore st.
Feb21edlm 1lmsod & w6w PORTLAND.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-04
TeIet or Lease for q Term of Y ears.

FttsE sore and wharf now GO suupied by Charles
! i ii. Merrill, situated between Union Wharf ard
Merrilgs. The wharf eontaies about 1900 square IT,
4ith two story building thereon. ~ by IS. For
Mrfrer particulars enquI. of IA liz. : ,s.'1i
JOSEPH H. WHIrE,sq
may 5dtf noe Union Wharf.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-12

COMPLIMENTARY SUPPER TO TIE CITY Cow
cIL.-The City Council adjourned last night
10 meet al Richards Restaurant, on invita-
ton of DR.. I. h. Marshall and Mr.. C. NJ.
Smith, the newly appointed City Ply ysician
and Infrmary Superintendent, to partske of
a supper. With commendable and Alderman
alacrity, they betOok themselves to therein
devious, where magnificent supper was in
readiness. H. N. Chspin, Esq, occupied
the head of the table, and presided.
Supper dispatched, the health of DR..
Marshall was drunk, whereupon that gen
tleman arose and expressed the hope that
this meeting might be but the first step to-
ward securing fuller social intercourse be-
tween the city officials.
Mr.. Smith was then called up, and hoped
that they all might soon meet again, either
there, or at the Poor House He hoped to
see the City Council at the Infrmary in
June, when the strawberries will be ripe
that being the only time in the year they
can be prevailed upon to visit the insLitu-
ton
Remarks were then made, in turn, by
Messrs. Chaplin, Jones, Sturges, Grannis
and Bond, when the latter gentleman
moved vote of thanks be rendered DR..
Marshall and Mr.. Smith, for the splendid
supper. A hearty vote of thanks was
given, and the agreeable meeting, on
motion, adjourned. It was very pleasant
affair.
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NV Y0RR N5EE'EiF-Ap|I n.

iBT TELEGBAFH.
Coff0n-Marlrst hTmer. sales At sias5c for
niddiing.
FIoHr-Uull. unsettled, ard 1Oc lcwer
SAILS at 81 s5@S OJ for extra statei s. 45as 10
ior common 20 good shipping brands extra round
looD Ohio. aud IS sS9s 90 for trade hAsnds.
Whisixy-DaiI. Sales st 81 I59ea It for
Westsrn-
Wheat-Duuat 81 GOkr ohIsagOsp spring 81 80
smbsr Michigan
Rye-Dull at 81 O5GI To-
BaE.l.ey-Duli and decidedly lower, 0hio 81 55
ooTa1p1Il g gsz9 p Sale. CT new and cid mixed
Oafs--saIss At $50 for western.
HOOi-Dull.
sugar Active. MusoOvado lo9I41li Hs-
Tana 20.
Coffee-DHu
M.,oal:aesses-ouiet- Sales Porto RioO at auction
PefrOIeun1-Quiet at $50 for Crude. 5.JSo for
refined in b-n q nc do ffte
F0rA-Market hrmsr, more doing. Sales at
szb sdaEI = for new mess, closing at SsT 25 essh;
81 5fQ2t 70 for 1851 ness cash and regular
way, closing at S24 Is reg'r; S2t OOm24 rs for
prime and S20 tO5z6 50 Tor primo mess. Ako.
zltO bbis new mess for April and nay sellers op-
tion. at SIT 0O@27 80
Beef-Market STEADY at So OoG3lG so for plain
messi SIS 00122 90 extra Do
8eef IInEns-Markst heavy. Sales at SO co
az 90.
,ug -st.ady at Ii3l9II54e shoulders
end L s15Sl5s4o ham.
Bae0n-Bisrkst st'sdy. Sales Of Cumberland
cut At li54Gl5]5ci al 9se fer long ribbed.
Aardi-Duli az I554MlSo.
Butter-DuH. Gales at 1920 for Ohio
and 2o9s5o for State
cheese Quiet Al Iqlf7qe
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sober Facts for Thinking People.

Sober Facts for Thinking People,
Year after year, for an eighth Of century, the
Press OF the country has chroniclsd the beneficial
Ell cts Of BosrE1TGR's STOMACH BIrrERs Editors,
authors, phy.iclins. merchants, Officers Of the
army and navy, chemists, counHolors, mini tsrs of
the gOsPsl-in short, grvst cloud of WitOesssI +
every profession, trade and calling have testified
TO its efficacy as tonic and regulating medicine.
The names aud statements of these witnesses have
been published in the public prints. Many of them
are we'll known to the whole public. Their testi-
mOny has never BEEN challenged or impugnsd.-
Upon evidence far less weighty men are acquitted
or condemned by conscientious juries.
HosrETTER's sroMAoH RuFERs is not, however,
upon trial. 1t has been tried aud pronounced, on
the authority Of those whOss lives and h5a,h it has
preserved, pure, harmless. and eminently sAIu-
tary preparation. Attempts have been made to
riva it. They have failed. Can it be necessary to
say why they h4ye faied1 Ask the recovered dys-
ppiics, bilious sufferers victims of fever and sgue,
ami nervous subjects who have experienced its
Effects what Giey think Of it. Ask them, and be
guided ,Olely by what they say. s9ld everywhere.
| aplO. .223 Iwd1w
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL.
MORNING LEADER oFE1oE,

TUI soAT EVENING, April IL, 1855
There is an almost universal difappeintment + Ii
in the fact that Cola showed 50 little sympatby
in its movements with tto important military
event Of Sunday, which was received and regarded
on all hands practically a surrender Ct tha Con
ederate cause, and therefore to all intents and par
poses restoration of the agauthority. such
an event. il was thought, could not fail 10 carry
gold down with sweep to at most 125, and there
were those who had expected even much lower
figure than this. The fact however ia now patent
that gold has about reached is lowest pei Mt IS
result Of military political influences and q at
While there Is no probable eon'iugenc5 that would
produce material or other than spasmodie ad-
vance, lower prices win hereafter be influenced by
the relative condition of the currency Of the coun
try and the demand and supply FOR the usss Of
trade. In other words, god has about ceased {, Be
speculative commodity, with valuation accord
ing 10 tue ADJ ity Of bulls or bears to Vork it up or
down. and is hereafter to be governed by uaturnl
and irresistible financial laws.
As this conviction gains in business eomr,,,,
We shall witness gradual settling down to a n,re
regular and stesdy condition Of thipgs than We
have had since the rebellion commenced, and the
course and tone CT the markets durisg the pat
week indicate great improvements in bus mes, cir
cles. There Is more confidence apparent in ,Ir,ost
every department Of trade, and though tbere IL
still general quiet, holsers Of propertv ara not
pr' ssing their goods upon unwilling buver,. br /,
are satisfied to await their turn in the rsppl,,
course Of trade. Undsr these circumstapceS. to
gether with the large increase that must eome 10
the trade Of the North from restoration of oom.
m'reisl intercourse with the South, we can s q No
reason for expecting other than the most whole
some and uninterrupted prosperity for the naticu
in the future.
The price Of gold to-day has hucluated bstHeen
las and 14711, closing to night at GalIaghers TX.
change at l45 In this market there has not
been great deal doing. AZ the opening, Brokers.
In anticipation Of a cline, were not paving over
l4O, but upon the receipt Of advicss they advane
the baying rate to IA the selling rate was pretty
regular at l4s.
Goyernment Bonds are firm and advancing. with
an active demand in the New York market for ali
kinda BeIe the demand Is small for QolI bonds.
and the business in them Hight.
The Railway Stock list was strong TODAY. with
an improvement upon the leading We.tera roads.
Eastern roads generally lower
The local money market presents no new fea-
ture. Currency and Exchange continue close, and
tbs demand Is fully up to the supply. Ex,hanse
is quoted at 15sH OF buying and par selling.
The subscriptions to tbs 7-s9 Loan at the Second
National .nk Of this city, ye- tsIday and TO-DAY
we're SI7I 400.
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! nnO NONEY ADVANOED-

c6n 000 MONEY ADVANCED
DOOsOUU in SAM to suit-at the old stand and
Well-known WAGNER'S LOAN OFFICE, On Secu-
rites oteveTy kind, viz: Gold and Silver Watches,
Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewelry, Guns, Pistols,
Clothing, Dry Goods, PiaROs Melodeons, and all per-
Bonal property and articles OF value the most sat
lsfsct0ry terms. Business strictly private Estab-
Hshed lo5l. Ma variety Of unredeemed Watch
e, yswelfy, Guns, etc, .or sale at bargains.
Ohice-eorner Of Water and Superior streets, over
octa ,. CIV WAGNER.
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RaiIRnY rufeIIlrenc..

On CREEK vs.. A. & G. ". RAIRoAD.-The
Meadville Republican of Saturday says:
sThe case of the Oil Creek Railroad Co.
against the Atlantic & Great Western Rail
way Co. came up in the Supreme Court in
in Philadelphia, on Saturday. This is an
application partOfthe olCreek Rail-
road Company against the Atlantic & Great
Western Railway Company, to restrain the
latter from interfering with the complain
ants in the possession of their road between
Oil City and Franklin, distance Of eight
miles. The grounds the application were
that the Atlantic & Great Western Railway
Company entered into contract with the
OIL Creek Railroad Company, OF tho 14th
day of January, 1864, in which it was stiP-
ulated that the road should be finished by
the LIST day of January, 1865, and when SO
completed, the Oil Creek Company to lease
that portion of the road TO the Auautic and
Great Western Railway Company; that in
case of it's non completion on the 1st of Jsn=
usry, a. D. 1865, the contract to be at er d
and void. On the 1st of January, 1865, the
road was uot finished or completed, and the
Oil Creek Company was in possession of the
unfinished portion. The application is to
restrain the Atlantic and Great Western
Railway Company from interfering with the
OIL Creek Railroad Company, in the posses
sion of the entire road. The case was ar
| gued, and the decision reserved"
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CLEVELAND
CITY DIRECTORY
FOR 1865.6.

The undersigned propose to issue in the
month of May next, complete Directory Of
the city of Cleveland. Having made the
necessary arrangements to have the city
thoroughly canvassed by the 10th of April,
we expect to issue the work on the 10th of
May but the publication may possibly be
delayed until the 10Th. As we intend to
make this complete directory, containing
the name, business and address of every
man in the city, we trust that it viii 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 LEIDER Counting Room.
E. COWLEs x ca
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The MAJ kst to-day was generally quiet in grain
and BrJducs but ruled pretty steady, the only not
able change being on Wheat, which is &c lower -
Corn and Oats are frmer. but quiet. Rye and
Barley neglected and nominal. In Provisions the
market Is steady and the demand fair, especially
for Smoked Meats. Butter is lower, and the de-
msnd is better. Eggs are steady. We note a de-
cline Cf 1Oo per bu potAtoss Other articles con-
tinus st ady at about p -evicus quotations.
FreIghts- STEADY at the following ratss ALI
RAn-To New York, Flour 50 co. Wool, g "a,
To Boston, Flour 50 10; Wool al.
FIOur-Msrket dull. Fed 81 S7,75gs,5O foI
good to choice Xxx red; 8s759s,tO for god to
choice Xxx white.
Wheat-In rather better inquiry and lower
Sales cars No. red from store at 81 50 and car
do do at 81 81 car No. white from store 81, 10
COrn-QuIst, but firm. Sale this morning of l
CIR shelled from store at 100.
Oats-Quiet, but firm. Sale car from store at
Coo.
Rye-Hothiog doing.
BarIey-IAsctive and nominal
POrk-In moderate trade demand at SIS. .0OEr
Oity-packsd mess. salss to-day of 20 bis.
Lard-ouiet and steady at 22o in kegs and 2lO In
tierces for city rendered.
Smoked Meats-In fair demand and steady
at 22o for sugar-cured hams l7e for shoulders
lsc for dried beef. Sales at quotations of 400 $
hams, I0OO fbs shoulders and 2OOO ibs dried beef
Rutfer-Lower. Sales OF 30 kegs Western Ro.
serve roll at ls9lso,
Eggs-Firm, with fair demand, at I992Oe.
Cheese-steady at 22@lSo.
Highwines-very dull. Held at s2ls, but
we hear of no sales.
AIeOhOI-Market quiet and steady. He'd at
81 S8g4, ,3s for 90 per cent. Neutral Proof Spirits
81 ss92,s5.
PetrOEeum-The market Is quiet and nominal
ct 75c for refined.
Beeds-OloTer scarce and he'd at s13 CO. Timo-
thy selling iu a small way at $500.
POtatOcs-LoVer. Sale cars prime peach
blows ct SOC.
Beans-Ysry dull, and market nominal st 50 90
for prime medium white.
Dried ApPles-Quiet at T9se, and pAy for
packages.
Lake FIsh-Demand only moderate. Selling
at the following prices: Whits1sh halt bbls SO 75;
and very scarce; Herring SO so per bbl.
saIt-Fiae I2,sO. Coarse and Ground Solar
s2,65.
Feathers-sales in moderate way at 65@7oc
for prime live geese.
HOPs-Firm. New York State 4c95Oo, accord.
ing 70 quality.
MalS-steady. Barley MALI held at 80 per
bushel.
Ale and POFfer-Market STEADY. We quota
- follows Present Use XX Als $40; Stock IxX
S110s1a; Ksnnsst S11 Pale dream 81; Porte
III. Half and quarter barrels In proportion.
Water L1me-Firm 81 - ~ for OSWsgo and
Akron.
PIaster.-'POWsIPs" land plaster sl2 80 Fer
ton
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city Council.

TUESDAY EVENING, April IL.
Council met ct the usual hour, the Presi-
dent of the Council, Thomas Jones, jr,, in
the Chair.
All the members present, except Messrs.
Dangler, Heating and Russell.
Reading of the minutes of the previous
meeting dispensed with. m
PETITIONS.
Of Andrew Scott, asking an sppropris-
ton for the purchase of horse. Board OF
City Improvements. fr
OF many residents in Detroit street, pro-
testing against the enforcement of the
ordinance for the grading and improving
OF said street, and asking a reconsideration
Of the action in said ordinance. Board of
City Improvements.
Of F. T. Wallace, for leave 10 move
house from No. 20 Rockwell street to the
southwest corner of Bond and Rockwell
streets. Fire and Water with Fire En-
gineer.
Of S. s. Stone, asking the City Council to
take steps for the immediate removal of
the buildings and fences on Oakland and
Taylor streets, preliminary to the improve
ment Of the same. Board of City Improve.
ments, -
OF Seaman & Smith, in behalf of Mrs.
s. c. Hogan, claiming damages to the
amount of $5 900, done to lot and building
in widening Hamilton street at its junction
with Ontario street. Board of City I'm
provements. ta-
Of John Lowrie, asking the Council to
reimburse him, in part, for his loss in the
contract made by him TO furnish the In
frmary with bread at .035s cents per pound.
Referred to Infrmary Director and Special
Committee consisting of Messrs. Martin and
Townsend.
OF George Henderson, asking the Council
to reimburse him for his loss in contracting,
at the time of low prices, TO furnish the In
frmary with meat. Referred as above.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From Superintendent of Water Works,
| that the order of the Council to lay water
pipe has been complied with. Filed.
From the Mayor, recommending John
Whitelaw for the office OfGity Civil Engin-
eer for the ensuing year Filed. Es.
From the same, recommending James
Hill for the Office Of Fire Engineer for the
ensuing year. Filed.
From the same, recommending G. Fol-
som for the office of Superintendent of Mar
kets for the ensuing year. Filed.
CONTRACTS.
City OF Cleveland win I. " sullivan Tor
grading alley between Russia and Hurd
streets. Approved.
BONDS.
Of Mr.. C. NJ. Smith, Superintendent of
Infrmary. Approved.
OF Isaac H. Marshall. City and Infrmsry
Physician. Approved,
OF VIM. V. Craw, Inspector of Beef, Pork
and Fish. Approved. I-
REPORTS.
Of City Civil Engineer for the year 1864.
Printed in Financial Statement.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-12

TIE HUToHIEsoEs TO-NIGHT.-Chapin's Hall
will be found far too small to aceommo.
date the people who will crowd thither to-
night, to hear these famous old sweet sing
ers. Two or three members of the origin
al family are the present foundation ofthis
musical band, known as ''the Hutchinsons, .
and they are accompanied by several rep
resentatives of q younger generation, who
are chips of the old block, sprigs from the
old musical pines. They will sing, as only
they can, songs Of Freedom and Fraternity,
Victory sud Peace, -af
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NOTTINGHAM ON THE MoyK.-The citizens
of Nottingham and Euclid townships are
making preparations for grand celebra-
ton, next Friday, at Euclid Station. Mr..
A. McRsynolds has been requested to de-
liver an address at that time, and strong
Committee has been appointed to see that
plenty of powder is obtained. They al
ways do up things of this kind well in
Enclid township, and we expect that sllthe
dip men and women, young men and maid
ems, in that locality, will be out to see the
sights, and produce and share the excite
ment of the occasion.