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6. 5. BARRIE, Sec etary.

For Lake SuPeriOr.-The side-vheel
steamer Traveller" Captain Albert Stewart will
leave this dock Of Robert Hanna & Co., for Superior
City and iutsrm date ports. ,his CThursdAyl ev-
ening, May 4th, 1865, at P. N. FOr freight or
passage, apply on board or at the Office of r. HAN
NA& CO., 1863 and I'll River street. my42O7
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sIOO ReWard.-LOsf, ct the Depot, or be-
tween the Depot and Johnson House, ltatter
Pocket book. containing about three hubdrtd do!-
lars, 500 compound interest greer back; also, .
note pc able on demand to Z. o. Rawsog, ST. sned
J. H. Henderson,, sHd twenty sh.r-s Of ''Ohio Oil
Mining and Man ufsoturing stOcE,' endorsed n l.
o. Rawson by Fargo. The above reward will be
paid, II returned to the Herald Office Bank street.
mvI.2U6
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LOst-A Diamond Pin-Monday evening,
May 1st, eirherO Lake, Seneca, Bank, Superior or
Euclid streets Ihs Piu was tipped with black and
contained a single stone. TIL finder will be liber-
ally rewar ded for his trouble by leaving the same
at this ofics myS 2O6
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NEw POLICE JUDGE.-Judge Abbey took
the Police Bench yesterday, which has just
been vacatad by Judge Hessenmueller. and
had full docket to dispose Of
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sTILLMAN WITT, President.

DREDGINe.-A huge dredging machine
is devOuring the bank south of the project
ed Union Depot at rapid rate. It eats
it down as if the earth were cake and
it a living creature. There was never
machine which was not a copy or applica-
tion, in wood, iron, or stone, of some mem
Der, portion or force of the human body.
And in looking at the working of this
dredging machine, with its heavy iron jaw
and muscle, it is not hard to consider it a
livipg thing, huge, gross. voracious mou-
ster, such as we read of in fables.
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ADH -
Academy Of Musio-Miss Olive Logan.
Brainard's Hall-4rtemus Ward.
Merehauts' National B,nk.
Basil L. spAngler-Eoiee.
Calvin oarr-GlASs Works Agency,
Wantsd-To Bent.
James Gilmore-AgentS Wanted.
Evans BrOs.-Ph9tograph Printer Wanted.
Taylor, Griswold Co.-Oloaks and Cloakings.
O0wIes-Joe-Pitohers, &c.
L. PrentiSs-begAl Notice.
Jacob Frank-Freuch Corsets, 80.
HOt'cs Of Application for Pardon
Rockefeller Andrews-Local Notice,
Wanted-DlsohsTged Soldier.
d. Rlce-House and Lot for Sale.
eecopd Ward rraft-LocAl Notice.
For Lake Sop rio Local Notice.
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OIL Factory for sale.-The subscriber Of
Eers to sell his factory on Canal and Ohio streets,
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly sit
uated, contact and conveniently arranged. Ca
pscity about hfty barrels per day. Immediate pos
session given ifrequired. B. PELT0N.
Gissaland, Feb. n. 1854 fablb:r2fG
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TO-DAY
it stands at the head OF all tonic and alternative
preparations IN existsnoa. Its cs7brity has eVOk-
cd many limitations but no rivals Physicians pro-
nounce it the ONLY sAFE sTInULAHf that has ever
been introduced into ihe lick chamber. In the
Hospitals Of toe Army and Army, the surgeons find
it the very best tonic for reOnvaeeceuts and port
it invaluable for sustaining tue Tig0r o. troops
on the march, q remedy for curry and ali scOr-
butte affecti ms and the only speciao for a.
sickness. California and Aus.raiiA have endorsed
It as rhe MINERs' MKDICINE par excellence, and in
kpanish merica and all the tropical climates, It is
considered the only reliable antitots to epidemic
feVsrs.
There Is no mystery about the oaus eS Of its sue
cess It is the only stomachIo and Alternative in
which are combined the grad requisites Of q mild
pure and unVitiated Vegeti be stlmulant with the
huest selection Of tonic, anti.bious, anti soorbu-
tic, sperient, and depurAtive herbs, plants FOOLS
and baFkB that haV0 ever been tnteImixed In q
medicinal pre- parAtiOn.
The Bhters have this distinctive quality, which
Is 1T shared, It /, believed, By any tineture
or extract IN the world; they co lot excite the
puls though tLsy inIuse q Eoi deriul degree Of
Vigor into the system, At sIrengt then and
sustain the whole physical organization.
It is also proper 70 state that the Bitters are
solo exclusively in glass, aud never under any cir
cumstsBees by the gallon or the barrel iDpOs
ters and imiiAtoIs abroad, and the only safe
guard the pubic have against Them is to see that
the Bitters they buy bear the engraved label and
note of hand Of Messrs- HOstetter Smith, and the
GoVernm' Mt stamp over the cork OF the bottle.
myi:i23:lWdkW
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PRoBATE COURT.-Louis French, charged
with assauiting fellOw-prisOner, was sem
fenced yesterday 10 pay fine of s25 and
live on bread and water in close cOnfne-
ment until said 6ne shall be paid.
Frederick Hoffman, convicted Of stealing
a gun, was sentenced to pay fine of s.
and lie in jail until he shall pay the same.
POLICE CoURT.-Judge Abbey disposed Of
the following docket yesterday morning:
Intoxication-H. Coon, case continued to
May 10th; bail $50.
VagrancY-Isabslls Grant, sent to House
of Correction 80 days.
Petit Larceny-JOseph Sampson, fined
S5 and costs and sent to jail i've days;
Patrick Murphy and Thomas Murphy,
each fined the costs, and sent TO jail one
day to live on bread and water.
Grand Larceny-Charles E. Jacobs, case
nolled John Reed. bound over in bail of
$500; A. J. and Helen Ringer, case nolled.
Assault and Bsttery-Fred. Eustt, fined
the costs; Patrick Mshsn, case held open
till the 5th bail $25.
Keeping House of IIl-fame-Celis HOlla-
han, the costs; James Williams, case con-
tinued to the 5th bail $IeO.
Residing in same-Eliza Hamilton, fined
S. and sent to Work House 30 days.
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Br. H. j. Herrick, recently having COM
plste his three years of service Surgeon Of the
18th Regiment, o. v l., will hereafter be ciat.
ed with Dr. Brooks in the practice of Medicine
and gurgery. my22O8
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Copper stoeks-May 3.

BY TELEGRAPH.
Pricez Of Mining Stocks bid in Boston to day:
Central 525S; Copper Falls 22; Hancock So;
Huron 6Si Isle Royale, s; hinnesots ls; Rock.
land, t1ai Superior 6; Quincy no bid Franklin no
bid.
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Second ward DrAft.-OontribusoTst to "seO-
Ond Word Association" ara hereby notified that
dividend Of IA per cent. has been declared, from
Surplus remaining after filing he entire quo a,
and that the same can be obtained from J. V. Pain
ter, Treasurer No I45 supe ior street. between the
hours of A. II. aud P. NJ. Members viii phase
present tn ir certificates.
By order Finance COMMITTEES.
p. ROSE, President.
6 RARnIa Sec.starv mYI:zOs
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Removable. NJ. L. Brooks has removed
from his former Tesid nee, on Euclid street. to No.
BIG Superior sire {, third house west Of Trinity
Church. His ONCE hereafter will be at 1O4 east side
Public Square. between Chspln's Hall and Hcff-
mans Block. my2;2O9
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New York stock Asarket-MAy 3.

By TELEGRAPH.l
Government StOcHs- Less active and easier
Q. 5. sizes, Five.twenty coupons 1856 do new is
sue 1885 U. s. Skies, 1881 coupons, 1lO5z; U. s.
Fives, Ten-f'rty coupons, 961
StOeks-stroDR. Tennessee skies 90 65; Ohio
Mifsissppi certificates 3O5z; N. 7. Central 9s5<;
M. 4 Prairie du CHEN y; Eris 761z; Hudson
IIl12; Residing los; Siehigan Central lIt1k; Mich
gan Southern 791z; Him is Central I165S; OleVe.
land & Pittsburgh 76; Horthwestern So; do prefer
red 81; r ok IslR ID 1O1s<; Fort WEyne 9es<; Chi
caRo & AIT prefeIrel s3H.
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PnorEurlxr How FOR FRIEEDLEss srRAv.

PRoTEHTAST HOVE FOR FRIENDLEss sTRAN-
GEBs.-The above named benevolent organ
izasiOn, well known to many of our citizens,
having no permanent endowment, has thus
far depended for its support upon sponta-
neOus charity. To meet its expenses for
the current year-which are greatly in
creased by the exigencies of war, it is pro-
posed that the managers make personal ap-
peals in its behaf to the business men of
Cleveland, believing that liberal response
to this call will better satisfy the present
demands than an attempted recourse to an
endowment fund.
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MILE URso's CoSCERT.-Ws regret that
the concert at Brainard's Hall last evening
was by no means so fully attended as It's
great artistic excellence meritsd. The au-
dience present was, however, composed of
Cleveland's most sppreciative element,
and their enthusiastic delight was ss high
and valuable tribute to the talent Of the
performers as that ofa crowded house could
have been.
Mr.. Groscurth, the pianist, has remark
ably brilliant and even touch, and though
lacking in vigor, his execution, especially
of the right hand, is exceedingly clear and
effective. In the pianoforte solos he played
on this occasion, he displayed great taste
and delicacy. The 'spinning Song" was
especially success
Madame Motto is unquestionably q su-
perb vocalist, and in her first aria, "Di
tanti palpiti," her unrivalled power carried
everything before it. She was heartily
encored in her last solo, an English ballad.
Herr Lehman also deserves our COM
mendations. His voice is extremely pow
erful, yet under perfect control,-smoOth
and melodious in every part.
But the triumph of the evening was re-
served for Mile Camilla Urso, whose per-
formance 6qualled the most sanguine ex-
pectations which could have been formed.
Mile Urso has attained TO an almost world
wide celebrity, and certainly deserves it.
In manner she is eminently modest and
unsssuming. Her playing derives its pow
er less from feats Of musical gymnastics
than from exquisite purity of tone and
breadth and delicscy of expression
Still her technical execution is ad-
mirable, and her mastery over the
harmonic tones especially astonishing.
She received most enthusiastic encores on
every appearance, to one of which she re-
sponded by playing in fine style fantasia
on "Yankee Doodle" Where sill was 80
perfect it is difficult to specify, but her
singular power was perhaps most displayed
in the finale to the Fantasia by .Vieuxtemps,
and in the Carnival of Venice" The
"Cradle Song" was dslicNtely played, and
ELECTED great applause.
No one should miss this opportunity of
hearing these distinguished arttstes, and we
hope at their last appearance, tonight, to
see the hall filed with an audience which
in numbers shall do justice to the musical
taste of the city.
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Ny. Money Markes-Hay q.

lBY TELEGRAFH.l
MOney-Fsirly astiVe at 5as q Ct, chiefly ss
latter rate.
Sterling Exehsnge-DuH As Os5&9l00k
for gold ar d first-clasB bills
GOld-Dun and without decided change, open
ing a. i4l7s, advancing to l4l7s, and OlOsing at
l4IZ.
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CHICAGO MARKET...may q

FlOur-Tull.
Wheat-Ac i've, and declined 4s5o. sal,s ct
81 Is fjr No. !.
COrn-stsady; sails At e6a0s1Soffor No. 1.
Oats-Dull and clined 70. Sales ct 51zsl2c
for No. 1.
HiSWines-IuII at S2,Ol1$
Professionalism. BsrTsled pork lower
Mess $3.50 prime mess St2,75 Sweet pislled
hams 1T5<c; dry salt ed hams Ito.
Reeeipts-FIOur, $500 bbls; wheat, 2sOOO bui
corn, 2l6,OlO oats, p 100.
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WASTED.-A boy to carry the LEADER on
the West Side. Apply at Counting Room.
May Sd.
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CITY NEWS:

Five cases new ribbons, flowers, and
straw goods opening at Mrs. shaw's. apps
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OleTe and evening stock Exchange.
WEDNESDAY EvIEsG, May 1866.
There was a very light attendance at the Stock
Exchange this ev ming, Aad without calling the
list Of Stocks the Board adjourned TO Friday even
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ToNsoRIAL.
WIGS AND HATR WORN.
NJ. D Y'S EEW EsTABLIsHKEET,

" Aa ~ A-D NEW AaLAbuABA4 kALt
THE LARGEST N TIE STATE
aa Wis ElEIH9 $50 LADIES' HIlB DRESSIFa
e5 PUBLIC SQUARE.
HalufAosursr Of ell kindI Of WIGS, hslaalAa
ths celebrated
ILL SION WIG.
thst 70 resembles naturs - 20 DEFY the toasE
1crutiny. A very large and boautihul stock oi
LONG HAIR, (broaght By the propristor huu
1urope, for SWITCHES and BREIDS-sha 6nogi
assortment evor seen IN this city.
L8Gies' Front Pieces and EaIf.Wigs,
AsvsHy Styls, With Al improvements.
EETs OF OURLs, nads srom Frsacs Natural
O1risd Halr lguarantssd.l
EUGEEE DOUBLE and TRIPLE EOWB.
WATERFALL9, &c.,
Eada by the advertiser, equal 20 thoss imported,
Ladies' BrAids made into auy Kind Of Head .Drs1,
pF Bow without injury 10 Switch.
LADIES, HAIR DREssEEa IN ths AoIt prsVaI
REand fsshionAbis Btyiss.
BIAn work warranted e. representa-,
E0T srf 1nIn ahT7s st sh bours EasER
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CoLUMBILSA CoUSTY.-The Salem Repu6t-
can says that on Monday last, while J. B.
Ritchie, in Hanover township, was remOv-
ing an old straw stack, near the bottom he
found the body of man, which had lain
there long enough to have nearly ali the
flesh wasted from his bones. So far 10 clue
has been discovered as to who he was, or
when he was thus mysteriously entombed.
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THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY

Whose recent Concert in this city gave such unI-
Vtrsal satisfaction to The highly appreeiatiVe audi
eaSe present that c-casiOT, will hy REQUEST,
give one Concert more. which occasion thsJ will
introduce rich variety Of pieces, comprising re-
cent compositions peculiarly applicable 10 late stir
Tiug events, not emitting "Drgs for our late Pres
idsnI," sung by the Hutchinsons At Sc. Pa1l'S
Church.
AAOhE o.a---.-. OGHlo.
For sale st Brainard's Music Store.
BS-DoOrs open at J. Conc IT will commence st
o'clock. mV7: O6
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HOps-yIrn. Re. YORK State 4c@5Oo, accord.
lng 70 quality; Ohio 259sOo.
aaIt-stsady. Barley Malt held st lsso pes
bGshel.
AIa anH PnFfaF-MArkft steady. We quote
q foIloWS Present Use II Ale SO; Stock xXX
UI0SlQ: Kennstt e16 Pale Dream 81 Port r
1l HAlf and quarter barrels in proportion.
water Etme-Firm - % Is for OSSego and
Akron
PIaster.-'PovsII5" land plaster S12 80 Per
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'Poor Norm thou aEt Infeeled,

But by the use OF DR.. D h. s0eye's Liquid Cstarrh
Remedy, you can be restored to health, whi h is
''mers precious than gold, yea, than fns gold"
myl rs
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To make your Horse look VII, shed OF his
old coat, loosen his skin, improve his appetite and
feel young, give him some of Norris Arstiau Con-
dition Powders Sold BY all Druggists at 25 cents
per package. Principal office, lO7 Bank street,
anR.2I8 dhw
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Ten Compositors wanted. Apply at the
LEADER Job Room.
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For SaIe-Thres Houses and Lots on
the north side ofst. Clair street, near North Perry
street, to be sold at Administrators Sale, on the
4th day of May at O'Clock P. M, the Premisss.
Liberal time Rivea. L. PRENTIsS,
ap25.aG Administrator.
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ICommisvion allowed to SubscriberE.l
R4-Jt. g. Bonds Of 1881, 6-20's, l0-4Os, TreaEury
Eotea and ali other Government seouritles pur-
chased and for sale on the most fayorsbl terms.
f3old. silver Coupons and Canada money bought
and soid at beat rates, Deposits receiVsd and Col
lections made ct all seceasib points. Uneurrent
funds converted 1t lowest rates, ksTenae Stamps
foI pales W
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Rockefeller q Andrews Removed
We have removed our Office from that OF the late
firm of Clara & Rockefeller, to No. 4, s,xton's
Block, Merwi street. my4:209
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MAkRILD,

GEs-KENEEDY--In Thompson, Geauga
County, III 10, april 10th, by Rev ". F. Wilson,
Mr. =. o. JSnts. Of MAy6ed, Luyahogs Coanty,
a1d Mi s. r. Kennedy, ofthe former place.
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AMUsE a ENTs
A OADENY OF MUSIC.
PRIOEs OF AplnssToE.

PBIOE5 OF ADMISSION.
Dress Oirole and PaFqustts 50 cents; Secured seat
e Dress Circle, 70 cents; Family Circle, 50 cents
GALLERY. Is osntsi PriYats Boxas, s. and ST.
ngle seats in Private Boxes 81
Oolored persons VIII, undsr no circumstan.
ton Of the house, save the GALLERY edr,is.ion 20
Doors open st J. Curtain rises at 8.
Hast Night bus one Of Miss Logan.
1HUasDAI EvENIEg, May 9Th, the old Comedy of
TIE SOLDIERS pAC9aTER.
HlseE eheeTly. Miss Olive Logan
To conclude with the
PEOPLES LAWYER
cSlOn Snlu VI james LoWil
Tomorrow, Farewell Beue6t Of Ms, Loasn
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THE AUTooRAT OF THE BREAKFAST TABLE. By
Oliver Wendell Holmes, Boston: Ticknor
and Fields. 1865.
1t seems fated that every. book which has
real meat and wine and excellence in it,
shall get done into the all-coDquering, all
absorbing "blue and gold" It seemed at
first the appropriate and exclusive livery of
poetry, but, one by one, the fine prose writer's
find their good things habited in the colors
of June skies and October sunsets.
We are glad to see that this book, which
is unique in American literature, and COM
pares faYorably with Noctes Am6rOsianae,
has been issued in the beautiful blue and
gold edition. The genial criticism, observ-
alton and sentiment with which the book
a6ounds, its pathos, kindly wit, poetry,
wisdom, truth, and spirit of broad human
itY, entitle it to go forth everywhere among
men, piece of golden autumn and of per-
fectsky.
For sale by Cobb, Andrews & Co.
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Died

TiHDALL In this city, May 81, OF Oonsump
tion, 6. +. Tadall Jr., aged 20 years
Funeral from No. "a Mulrson street Thursday at
Bpm.
Buffalo and Louisville papers please copy.
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No. 134 Superior Street,
(AMERIcAs HOUSE Build 80


The most Liberal, the most Fair, the most Odgi-
nal the D ost Popular, the most Successful Enter
prise ever inaugu ated, aud endorsed by the PEES9
and PUBLIO Of NV York, Buffalo, Pittsburgh,
and all the largest cities, East and west.
The New York Herald ssys:
There has never bsen IN enterprise iuauguTated
in his city which has been more generally patron
ICED or gfSen more general satisfaction, than that
Of the Presentation kntertsinment given By the
New York Manufsctui Ing Jewelers. Association.
The New York Tribune ssys:
The best Artistes procurs BILE in the ty, ara en-
gagged ior these entertainments and 1t 80 ms 20 be
th- deter minaton Of the drec leave nott ing
undOse to please and satisfy their patrons There
is n delay no anxiety on TIE part oftie purchas-
ers to know wis they viii receive The present Is
given when the ticket Is purchased, ana they go
away with tiokei Or ret clsss entertainment,
worth the price paid Tor toe ticket, and present.
worth az least much ct retail prices, and per-
hHps great deal more
The New York Times says:
The extreme ltberality aud fairness with which
Mr. Elias, the Aotua'y Of the Manufacturing jew
elers' Association, has conducted everything
lating TO these entertainments, have made them
more popular than any thing Of the hind ever Civ
en- in New York, and the SAFE Of Tickets has been
very large Ike all Of Mr.. Ellss' Promises, every
expectation held out in relation to these entertain
uenb, has been more thsn realized.
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LAKE NAVIGATION.

NJ T. CO. R1
Ne FOR CHICAGO. SS
YOUE4 AMERICA, D. Il PAWS, Master,
will Leave on Ghursday, May 4th, at 10 A. NJ.
For fIeight or passage apply to
PELTOS, FRENCH CO.
n. K. MoDoLE. Passenger Agent. my3
NJ 7. CO-FoR OGDEEs- .
~ BURG aud InteEmsd ate POrts. 80
The stsuuch screw steamer a44411ll1
CLEVELAND, ". q WI LIAMs, Master,
viii leave on Wednesday, May Sd, at 6 ?. NJ.
For ireigat or passage apply TO
PkLTON, FRENCH d co,
Foot Of Superior 81.
n. K. BoOoLE, Passenger Agent. mys
TOR LAKE SUPERIOR. a
IL The new and elegant IoW-pre - 80
sure paf senger Steamer IRON A4sl1lLaall8
SIDES J. Z Turuer, M ster leaves Olevs and for
Lake Superior ports, on WEDNESDAY next, May
Sd, st \ o'c ok P NJ
FOR freight or Patsage apply on board or to
MALONE, PET ,lr 4 CO.,
myl-207 River street.
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AsHTABULA COUNTY The Sentinel says
that few days since, while two daughters
young women, of Mr.. Solomon Waterman,
of Pierpont, were filing common coal oil
lamp, candle was brought by accident to
the mouth of the oil-can, causing it to e1-
plode. The room was filed with flames, and
the dresses of the women caught FIRE. They
were so badly burned, that there is little
hope for the recovery of either.
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THE FIRST
National Bank OF Cleveland.
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY
Special Agent for the Sale Of
the 7 $40 Notes,

Five per cent. Legal Tender Notes received In
payment OF same wish accrued interest
All descriptions Of Government Securities Bought
ard sold At b,st rates Ap22 22S
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BLACKBURN : KOehIeF,

A r c n HITE C s.
OFFICES;
Room No. 9 Psrkinsi
No. % Oregon Sc. Building, Pab, 81,
phSaa qLAIkhAaps 2,
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FEIut HOuae,
KIN5dAN STREET
CLEVELAND, O9IO.
Our Fruits Of all kinds will hereafter be foam
for sale at Eey = Dsvinuey's, 81 Ontario Atrest,
and O. Cbandlers, 127 Ontario strest, at our prices
myl:2O6 NYOE, sHIRK & 90.
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TRAVELLERS REGIsEE8.

~ Citizens wishing conveyance 20 slthsE OF ths
above Trains or Boats vii be called for By Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, b. leaving shsiT eddrsBa
At the Omnibus OElos, III Superior Et.sst maxi
door to the W-d5sH Hcuse
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coM NJ RcIAL.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
WEDNESDAY EvEHEe, Nay 8, 1855.
Reeeipts-.fhe receipts Of Grain by rail during
the "a hours ending at one O'Clock to-day were a.
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LOCAL NOGIUHS.
ITOH. WhEATON'S ITOH.
SCRATCH. OINTMENT. SCRATCH
VIII cure the Itch in 4s hours--AIso cures Salt
Rheum, Ulcers. Chilblains, and An EruptiOns Of
the Skin. Prizes so cents. By sending 30 cents 70
Weeks end Potter, ITO Washington st., Boston, will
be forwarded free BY mail. For sale by All Drug
gists. STRONG ARMSTRONG, Cleveland, Agents
for Horthern Ohio. mhl5:F dAH
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AMUsEM ENTs.

The Seventh Annual Festival Of the
ST. GEORGES BENEVOLENT SOCIETY,
VIII be held at OHAPIN's HALL,
THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, MAY 4TH.
supper will be provided by Mr.. 8. ". Garrett, at
81 O'Clock.
Music by Leland's Band.
The Dancing will be under The direction OF Mr.
L. V. Balou.
Tickets can be had at the store Of r. 8. RAnney,
corner Detroit and Pearl streets, West de; Of
either Of the Stewards and Of ths President of the
Society. G GREESFIELD,l
THO5. WALTON, ls..,,.s,
J. BOUTALJ,
B. H STAIR,
myI:2O7 H PARSONS President.