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The market generally bontinues dull, there beinl
asiyet no speculative nor shipping inquiry, an
the trade consequently c3Rhnsd TO ths wants oflo
cal and interior buyers. From these there is . lit
tie better inquiry for FIovr. OthsaArticIss follow
abe ut the same routine IS heretofore We quote a
follows:
FFeights-steady at the following rates; ALI
RAH-To New York, Flour 81 90; Wool % q
Dressed Hogs 81 30. To Boston, Flour 50 10; Wool
"a A; Dressed HogI 81 20.
FIOuE-In q little more inquiry aud hrm. ssles
Of 200 bbis Xxx white at $40 75; 100 bis do do at
| $40 So; go bbls Xxx rid at 50 IS.
| Wheat-Dull. Sale car extra red at 81 %;
No. l red held nOmlnaly at 81 90 and 10. 2 red ct
SlT5.
COFn-IH moderate request. Sales Of 8 cars
new Shsllsd st 81 90.
Oafs-RominIl at T5e from store.
Rye-IRAstlvs and ncmi1al at 81 Al 40.
BarIey-ouiet. Held at 81 5ODI IS for Eo.l l
( and 81 s591 40 for No. 9.
POrk-Quist and steady st SSS 90 for mss an !.
$40 o. for clear.
Lsrd-stsady at 2So in tisrsss and 2Ie in ksgs
for city-made.
Smoked Meats-HAms and dried beef In
good request. saes 1000 bs COms.Ock's sugar.
cured hams, unoAnvasred at 80, and 1000 bs do do
canvssssd at 2's; 100 Ds dried besfat lsc Shout.
derS steady at Acc.
Rutter-MArket quiet. Sales Ofs few bbls roll
Is s5G46e.
EgRs-sslling moderately st $50.
CheeSe-In fair demand and steady ct ls0q1c
for large lots good to prime Western Reserve.
Small lots selected command 1g2o better figures.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet. Sales this
morning Of 80 bbls q. 50 20, bat after the New
York report, showing an adVsnoe, the market be-
camo firmsr, and holders would hardly hsVs been
diIT Ored to accept this figure.
AlcOhOI-Held at q 1894 A for ss pei cant.
Neutral Proof Spirits 81 S592 40.
PefrOieum-Qulst st sS9s8c for refined.
Seeds-Dal. Clover SIS 90; Timothy held at
IS 75.
Beans-steady at 81 OO92 Is f:r new medium
white old do So so. -,
Dried ApPIes-Medsratsly active and steady
at 1l5z0I9c. -as III
Dried PeRehes-scarcs and In good request
at 429lIc FOR peeled, and s2@s4c for uDpseled.
Fish-IR fair demand and firm at the fellow
ing quotations: White Fish, half bsl, 50 rs;
Trout, half Dbl, IS 50 PiOksrel, half bbI, 81 so;
Herring, % bbl., So 90.
Feathers-Prime live gesss selling at COO.
salf-steady. Coarse 8 50; Ground Solar 8 90;
Fine 95.
TaIIO1-Ths demand Is only moderate At ,Il9
15o for city aad oountry.rsndsred.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL,
FINANCIAL.
MoRKIEG LEADER oFFIoE,

s.r-.. 1UEspAII heD- zeB 1900.
Heavy disbursements ct present ing mads BY
the Go7erHment, chiefly for the army, have drawn
'gsly ufon the currency in the hands Of dsposl-
tories and National Banks generally for some days
past, snd this city having received Its das proper
tion Of the general demand, Bankers have begun
to feel the effects of It in material diminutiOn Of
means IN their hands, and most Of the BSnks re-
port closer market for currency. Ii the general
demand from she pablie, however, there is no es-
ssntiAl change, and in this relation the market IL
stiIl quiet. EaehAngS is In only moderate request
AMI the market is fairly Iupplled. Bankers quote
at Is d scOunt buyirg and par selling. saIFl
The Gold operators in New York evidently feel
stronger under the prospect Of Increas d Efforts By
the rebels to restOrs rosIibls something of their
recent losse1, and It Is reported that . strong
"buIl" combination for advancing the price Of
Gold has been formed, the prsIsnes Of which is
shown in the advance established yesterday and
to-day. The average rate held this morning Wss
2Os. At the afternoon Board the market was bet
ter and hrmer, and the closing rate at GAlIsghers
Evening Exchange tonight il ported at 2O1.
Government Gold-Bonds are frm and shade
better, With moderate s,tlvity reported. Rail.
way shares are also hrmer At an Improvement, aud
more o. eeuahvs dsmsnd is noted for fancy stocks.
The sales Of the 7-SO Loan in this market csn-
tinus on good scale. Subscriptions at the Second
National Bayk Saturday, M5ndsy and to-day sg-
Eregats Sl69, 20. This Bsuk TO-DAY paid GO5srn-
msnt shscks Tor paymastsrs to the sRount Of
/ ga25. CO., -4-......
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CLE7ALAND CITY Directory FOB 1856
The undersigned propose to issue in the
month of May next, q complete Directory of
the City Of Cleveland. Having made the
necessary arrangements to have the city
thoroughly canYasssd 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 addr ess Of every
man in the city, we trust that it will meet
with that success which its m erits 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.
nentS will perceived. For terms, &C., sp-
ply ct the LHADEA Counting Room.
3. CoVLEs 4 Co.
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POrk-Firmsr. Sales at $50 0o9ss 81 for
nSv mesa; S3s 5OSs4 90 for 1854 do, each and
regular EaE-closiug at ss4 90 reg'r; $50 oO9
msss. Also 439e barrels new ness. for Mach.
April ana Nay, chiefly Atbuysr's option, a. - .
aST 50. - -
BeeE-Firm at previous prices.
Beef HRms-Fhmer at S25 e0A21 80.
Dressed HOEB-UnSettled. Sales at 1649
1910 for western.
bacon Stdes-In moderate demand at 2oc
for Cumberland cut
Cut y HeaIs-steady at l79lso for shoulders,
and lsa2lc for hams. ..- - ....-t--r
Lard-Yery firm with fair demand at 2o024ko
former for very INFERIOR. /. b. b.. -.s .a a.
Butfer-Dull At sOsl2O for Ohio and 4Os6aO
for state. s-.-s -f -.. .rs .f -.-.r me- N.
Cheese-Firm at 159 Sc.
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BROwEELL sTAEEE sOHOOL-REPORT OF TEE
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT FoR THE MoETH END.
rEs FEBRUARY 24TH, 1s05.-Ths following
pupils have been neither tardy nor absent
during the month:
Celia Neil, Ella Lyman, Mary Hamblin,
Liszie KoerPer. Josie Outhwait, Emil
Friend, Samuel Beardsley, VIM. Radcliff,
Rollin Bemiss, Bell Church, jennie Dali
glsish, Hattie Foster. Laura Hoffman, Ella
Judd, Matte Lewis, Fanny Smith, Nellie
Stacey, Jennie Wilson, Sarah Marshall,
Alb, Burwell, Willie Beardsiy, Robert HAYS.
Walter Dalgleish, Edward GrisWold, Thos.
poan, John Pro6dfoot, Chas. Wyman, Jakie
Dalgleish, Robt. Hanks, Fanny Montcastle,
Myra Lafler, Ella Hoffman, Mary Baker,
GuSsie Guebhsrd, Alice Mathews, Maude
Wymsn, Mary Pierce, Mary Schiller. Nsl-
lie Belden, Hattie KOerper, Eva Leek,
Fapny Barrett, Lizzie Urban, Maggie Wil-
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2,O00 TONS
BAR AND SHEET IRON,
At WHOLESALE By
CLEVELAND, BROWN s. co,
fsb16:F 2S and 81 MerWin st.

Private Anafrs-ImpOrtant to Many.
-DR. DEHART can be consulted daily from to II
A. NJ. and from 2to 4P. N. st the Drug Store Of
George W. Clark, No. 1lS Superior street, Clsye-
and, until March 7th. .s. --s5
People tmale or female,) suffering from diseases
they do not wish everybody to know Of will md it
profitable to consult DR.. DeHart.
Married Ladies wishing relief from weaknesses
other diseases peculiar to their sex, can consult
Dr.. DeHGrt ct his residence, No. 104 Erie street,
near Medical College, from hAlfpast to half-psst
eight o'clock every eEening, Sundays excepted,)
until the date above named. This arrangement
win AFFORD an opportunity to many to get wsll who
have seemingly done everything for the recovery Of
lost health.
: Avail yourselves Of Dr., DsHartG extensive sxps.
TispSs, hk7;lea
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Tn MErROroETTAE GIFT BcCEsrOlE-With
to-day commences the second year Of this
AOurishing and popular bookstore. It was
opened on the first Of March, 1854, and has
been in successful operation since then, its
business and popularity extending and in
crsaSing daily, as its merits became more
fully known to our citizens. Mr.. Lincoln,
its manager, is 3 gentleman Of greet busi-
ness tact, and hes made many friends here.
BE has on hand s large and excellent sup-
ply of books, which he sells st market
prices, giving away with each book q valu-
able present he lie doing . capital buSi-
ness, and his bookstore has become per-
manent Institution here.
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EOR SALE-Eorest City Foundry and
y Machine Shop. Euidings are brick, al in cOm-
plete otder and SUI table for any kind of manufactur
ing. Coed Engine end Boiler, Shafting, Belt. Dg,
La hes Drills, ETC. VIII be sold cheap for cash. Ad-
drsEs J. H KOODMAh, Cleveland, D. feb2f sl93
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HKw YORK mARKEr-Feb. as.
[BT 4EEEGRAPH.I

LbA IALA9AAfdsl
CottOn-MOro active. Sales at ssssIo for
middling, S..
FIonT-state and Western OpsnsdlIttls armsr
and olOssd quiet.
Sales at $40 lO91O 25 for extra State; SII %
Gil 10 for common to good shipping braods extra
round hoop ODiOi sll l6912 % for trade brands.
Market closing quiet.
WhisIEy-MOre active. Sales at 50 279a Rs
for WsstsFn. s..Ir-.t rl... - -.
Wheaf-Dull. Is
Rye-Quist.
BaFley-Ssarce aud hrm.
COFn-ouiet. Quoted at 81 50 for old nI1sd
Weatern.
Oats-A shade hrmsr. Esles at 81 Is for
WIS eTn.
CO6ee-Quiet and hirms
sugar-Frm. Oaba MuacOTadO ls@lTe; Porto
Rico lS76c; Havana lsc.
MOlassaB-Dul.
WOOl-Dull. rE
RafrOIeum-DuIl. Crude ksaEls; refined
iR bond ee9s7si Do fFss sT@sso,
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RExovED.-Fhe old brick machine shop
of the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati
Railroad, near the Union depot, has
been entirely torn down and removed.
That locality looks decidedly dilapidated,
and quite like rain, now that this build
ing is torn away, as well as the adjoining
long frame carpenter shop Of the same COM
pany, and the stones of the new depot lie
about fragmentary, as if they marked the
site of . massive structure demolished,
rather than one in the process Of erection.
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Ii SAVANNAH HosPITAL.-The following
members of the 10th Ohio cavalry were re-
ported in Marshall House Hospital, savan-
nah, GeOrgis, January 25th:
A. Thompson and Samuel Wilcox, Co. E;
Henry Hosford and George Martindals, Co.
G; John Mahony, Co. D. and Sergeant Vim.
Dick, Co. B.
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TIE WEArEER.-Most of the snow which
fell Monday night melted yestordsy, lesv-
ing the wslks and roads in the most perfect
state of spOEh imaginable. The air, as q
consequence of the melting of the snow, is
very chilly and raw. The ice in the river
is loose, and that in the lake has been suf-
fciently brOkon up and lost out of view to
admit once moro sight of the blue waters.
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CHANGED HINDs.-The Pittsburgh C1rOa.
icls has recently been purchased of ehas.
Mcknight, Esq, by Messrs. Glebsneek and
Collins Mr.. Collins is an old resident Of
cleveland, and was until November last
editorially connected with the Plain Dealer.
We wish him all success in the manage
ment of the CEronieEe.
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NEW YORK srOUH MARKEr.
HEW YOHK. Feb. 2s. lssI

more active. United States Sizes OF 'sI coupons
IIGsl; Ffye-twenfy coupons 11I7s; Ten.foIty cou-
pons 1929; Seven thiTties =; Ons-yeAr celtii-
Gates $50; &C. Of 81 Ieg'd Ill.
9fOeks-aeavy. Tennessee Sizes Of 1880, =;
Ohio Miss ssippf certificates sO75; Alton Terre
Hsute preferred -; MaripoA 16i New Ta 4
O, ,ntral 1853; Erie Tst<i hudson ll55< Reading
1I654; Michigan Central lis; Michigan Southern
661<; Illinois Cectrsl - PittHbugh 7e5< North
western -I Rock Island SIX; PittsOuTEh, Fort
Wayne q Chicago 90; Qu cksilTtr sS1<i Erie pEe-
fsrred %; Missouri &c 665z.
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RHNFoRoEEKETs FOR sHERHAx.--Every
day recruits, convalescents, and others, are
passing through the city bound for sher-
man. They must have the instinct of bees
if they can go direct to or even find him,
buried as he is in the depths of the Caroli-
mas, away from the knowledge of all NOR
tails here in the North.
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OoNHENCENHE7 OF TIE WESTERN HoNoEo-
PITHIo CoLLEGE.-The Commencement exsr.
cises of the Western homeopathic College
will be held in the College Building, foot Of
Ohio street, this afternoon, beginning at
three o'clock. Addresses will be delivered
by Professors Sanders and Bsckwith. We
are confident that the exercises will be very
interesting, and We trust that the public,
as they are cordially invited to attend, wi
be largely present.
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D Lam vs.
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PATENT
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
AND
PORTABLE STEAM SAW HILLS.

ELARDTS Patent PORTABLE sTEhH EEslaEs
From TO 90 HOrIe Power Strictly portable -
Each Engine Is one pisee. No brick or masonry In
setting. Adapted for ail purposes. Ths very best
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Cleveland stock Exchange.
President,
MORRISON FOSTER.
Vice President,
J. +. FREEMAN.
Secretary and Treasurer.
D. C. WASHINGT0.

Secretary and Treasurer .aGl-
D. C. WASHINGTON. l..
The Rooms Of this Board are IN the AtRAtsr
Block Superior street, in the Of the Q. g. Tel
egraph office.
SESSIONS EVERY EVENING, Except sunday),
AT "a O'CLOCK.
The rates Of Gold aud st5sks In New York, at
~ o'clock P, NJ, are telegraphsd to this BoaJd
each day; also, the rates Of Gold at GallsSher's
Evening EIehapga- -.-
Fee of Membership, $40 Year.
Persons not members are admitted for 25 cents
each night, but not permitted to operate.
Those wishing 70 become mentors will please
apply to the Secretary and Treasurer. fsb24RS
TUESDAY EvKNEs, FEB. 2s, 1s55.
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UTHITE SHETLAND VEILS-Also
wv Laes Wells iE great variety, neE EPR-7sssb
fsb E. l. BAL
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THE HnElNrOOx. = Brainsrd's Hall was
crowded again last night on the occasion Of
another exhibition Of the panorama of
views in Ireland. This extensive work of
art seems to delight the crowds of spscta-
tors, and the musical features of the enter
tsinnent are As attractive as the pictorial.
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DAILY LEADER.
WEDNESDAY, MARCR 1,
EEN ApVRKTIsKIHHrs,

KEW ADVKK1IsRMHHTs,
J. q. Dewitt Co.--DreSI Goods.
Assdsmy Of Musio-Arlington's MinkrrsIs,
J. II. IeWitt q Co.-spring Goods.
Geo. olsyten-csnsdlsp subItitSts.
E. ThOrne-eirl Wanted.
Churchill Bro.-Fresh TsIG.
J. schultEs-Notice.
Geo. d. Bscl-Wanted.
Commencement EIsreis.s-Loeal Estics.
fseond Ward-Loesl Notice.
lo-4o COuPons-LOoaI Notice.
Oh, my Cofns Local Notice.
John Boyos 4 sOn-Local Notice.
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OIL Factory FOR Sale.-The subscriber Of.
srs to sell his factory on Canal and Ohio streets
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly sit.
mated, compact and conveniently arranged. Ca
Pacity about fifty barrels per day. Immediate pos
session given ifrequirsd. B. PRLToN.
Cleveland, Feb. Il, 1855. febl6:r2Of
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City CnuneH.


Council met at the usual hour, the Presi-
dent of the Council, Thomas Jones, Jr., in
the Chair.
All the members of the Council present
except Messrs. Gardner, Keating, Martin,
Henderson, Townsend and Truscott.
Reading minutes of the preceding eYen-
ing dispensed with.
PETITIONS.
Of many property owners on Lake and
Hamilton streets, asking that the necessary
steps may be taken to widen the now use
less alley between Dodge and Hamilton
streets, in the rear of their lots on Lake
and Hamilton streets. Board of City I'm
pTovements. -H
Of Trad Kelley concerning the grading
of portions of Canal street, Case avenue, &c.
Board of City improvements,
OF H. 6. Blake for the payment of SER
vices rendered by him as City Sexton on
the West Side. Park and Public Grounds.
coWEUNIoLTIoSs.
From the Trustees Of the Water Works,
in relation to establishing the grade of Ohio
street and Seneca street extension. Board
of City Improvements.
REPORTS.
Of the Board of City Improvements, ad-
versely to the petition and claim of B. B.
Schubert, of $31, for damages done his
property on Detroit street by water from
said street. Accepted and fled.
OF City Sexton, for February, 1855. Filed.
Of Committee on Police, recommending
the reduction of the police force to the old
standard of thirty men, Filed.
OF Chief Fire Engineer, James Hill, stat
l i10 - nopn T,1iouoa NTH Q rauolutior Of in
quiry passed at the last meeting of the
Council, that there are no provisions for
water in case of FIRE about the corner of
kentucky and Whitman streets, and stat
| ing also the points where water can be OBJ
tanned in case of Ere, viz corner of Bridge
and Fulton streets, at q distance of $50
feet; Franklin street, above Kentucky
street, ct distance of 1900 feet; Taylor
and Bridge streets, 1,4OO feet distant.
Filed.
RESOLUTIONS. ...-..
By Mr.. Crapser, That the COMMITTEES on
Fire and Water be instructed to build res
erYoir at the corner Of Burton and John
streets, according to the report Of the Fire
Engineer, the capacity to be of large di-
mensions suitable for FIRE purposes. Board
of City improvements. E...r ..I..s
By Mr.. Bower, That that the Board OF
City Improvements be requested to prepare
an ordinance to open the alley running
from Brownell street to Dodge street, be-
tween Lake and Hamilton streets, in accord
ance with the petition of property holders
in that locality. Board of City improve
ments.
ORDINANCES.
To provide for the construction Of Pros
pect street branch sewer, No. and branch
e5, and to assess a tax therefor. Second
reading.
To provide for the construction of Bolivar
street branch sewer, No. 4, and TO assess q
tax therefor. Second reading.
To supplement an ordinance prescribing
the terms and conditions of Street Psssen-
ger Railways within the City of Cleveland.
City Attorney.
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20 spRAannAn On

"Give Every Man thine Ear, but few
thy voice; Take each nEnS csnsurs but reserve thy
judgment, until ycu have tried Dr. D. H. See'yss
Liquid CatArrh Remedy, which never fails to cure
when directions arc followed. feb2lJRs
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1910 COupOnS.-Ws are paying gold rates
for Coupons. WRIGHT L BROTHER,
mGrl:l92 No. % SUI srier street.
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LEGURE Te-NIeHT.-No one will forget
the lecture to be delivered in the Academy
of Music, this evening, by General z. VI.
CAN'T, of Arkansas. His subject is, ''The
Future Of the United States" We expect
rare treat. For the General comes here
preceded BY his great reputation Is an ora
tor; and, then, the anteeedents Of theman,
an well as the vital importance Of the sub
ject he will discuss, eonspire to make the
occasion one of the most interesting of the
season.
Reserved sests can be secured, aE usual,
at s, Brsinard's store. The Academy will
undoubtedly be packed. Go early to Sc
cure aeatI.
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MY COrns, Oh, MY COrns !-Instan,snOO
and eficaciOus cures Of COrns, Bunions, Club and
Inverted Nails, without pain or eaustie, by DR..
Jay, celebrated Surgeon chirOpodist, from Broad.
way, New York, process known and peculiar only
to himself ofios-BasemAnt, Bank street, oppo-
site the Wsddell House, Cleveland, Ohio next door
to Foot's Intslhgsncs onioe. Families waited upon
At their residences without extra charge.
mArl:2I4
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EO1ce.-The friends Of the Rev. J. q. Muse
win make him Pastoral Visit on Wednesday sve-
ming, March 1st. 1885, at chAss's Hall. All are
Invited to attend. ieb27:Is2
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RemOvaI.-We have removed our stock Of
goods into sextoR's Block, directly oppolite our
old stand, where We will be pleased to see all our
customers and trisndS.
fsb27.ls2 GEO. sPBAGUE 90,
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CIIT eExToS's REPoRT.-Ws give below
the City Sections Financial Report, and
also the Report of Intsrments for the month
of February, 1855:
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"SecOnd Ward .'-Lst all enrolled men, and
AL members Of the Association turn out and be
present ct the meeting this evening lat the Court
HouIs, and BY StoDg pull, and all WORKING to-
Eethsr, the Ward can be cleared from drAft. To do
This, We must all work aud work together, Come
one, come all, and let do duty to ourselves
Aad our country, narI:1o2
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GONE TO CoLUEEUE.-A large squad of re-
cruits, between one and two hundred in
number, went of to Columbus late Monday
night.
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legal Intelligence.

COURT or COHNoE PLEGs,-BKFoEE JUDoE
coFTIKBERRT.-The jury in the case of
squires Us. Beck brOughtina verdict for the
plaiutif yesterday morning, with damages
to the amount of $7I.50. sfl
The case of Crobsugh VS. TaScOtt and
Son, suit on account, was on trial to
the court yesterday, Mr.. Fish appearing
for plaintiff and L. Prentiss, Esq, for de-
fendant.
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Engines for SaIe.-ons eighteen and one
sixteSn-hOrIs power engine and boiler for sale, all
in complete running order. Inquire of F. D.
Stone, or Rsltc & Gaeckley, Canal st. feb24:Isa
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More Luck at L. r. BherwOOd's Great
Gift SaIe.-MiSs Ella Dyer, Of Chatham, Miami
county, Ohio, drew an elegant Brown Silk, valued
at $500 A few more lett. fsb2s:l92
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COMMERCIAL.
HoRAIHe LEADAR oTFI01,
Trrnnnw EuwrrrTa Eeh q 1eal

'AA -'-'A@Ni ~ ~ A@'1
ReeeIpts-Ths receipts Of Grain BY rail during
the twenty-four hours ending ct one o'clock to-day
we're a. folIoVs:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-01
EEW YORK oATTLE MARKET.

BT TELEGRAPH.l -+4
NEW FORK, Feb. %, 1865.
The current prices for the week ct all the mar
kets are:
Beef CattIe-1st quality, S22 OO975 90; ordl-
nary to good quality SIS 5000 o0; common quali-
ty SIS OU@l5 90; inferior qnality $40 e09l2 90.
Cows and Calves-lst quality 5 % OO9lOl %
ordinary $50 0O975 %; common quality $50 COG
70 OOi inferior quality $40 OO950 90.
Veal CaIVes-1st quality, Q R, 1s3I914o; ordl-
nary quality l21zGlS11S; common quality 1l1@@l2Ji
inferior quality l01f9llc.
Sheer and Lam Ds-Extras per head, So %
9I0 20; prime quality 8-eO9- 90; ordinary quall-
~ s OO9- 90; common quality 81 5O9S 0Oi tnte-
rior quality Sc 5O9T 90. i7li- = - -.
SWine-HeAvy CoFn-fed, g d, f4@l415o; hight
and medium I33<9l4c; stiIl-fsd l31z914o.
Receipts Of stock at the yards for this week
and last sek were as follows: .aa
Besyes, total, 6s25 COWS. lsl veal calves, Sss
sheep and lambs, 3lS0i swine, 2060.
To.al last week-beeyes 63lT; cows, 1soi veal
calves SIS; sheep and lambs, II, 3O7i swine 2J0e
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-01

substitutes Wanted.-A few ore and three
year substitutes wanted. Apply to the undersigned
at 1l6 Bank street.
g. 8. BARRIE,
fsb2s:1s2 See'y Second Ward Association.