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FIRE And MARIHE,
gIathes ssriaaers.
OLOTHEs WRINGERs.

have the Agency Of tEo OF the best Clofhel
Wriogsrs ever inveDted, viz: Putnsm's sTxcsl-
sior," and the "Litds Giant" bolh OF which a
seitadlusting, simple and durable. One of the al.
vnnfages of t1e "Littls Gsnt c0ntists IN its being
adapted for square box or any sizsd tub, and
t0ok she first premium at the last Ohio State Fafr
by sctud trial 70 rot buy any WrngeE until you
call and ex, mine what have.
GEO. D. BECK, go Superior st.,
fsos Opposite POEofice.
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AszTABULA CoUHrY CoURT or oOlHoH
PIEAs.-We have received from one of the
jurors, a summary of the business
of the Court of Common Pleas in
that county, and also few Of the moro i'm
pOrtant concluding cases, which have not
been reported. The winter term of the
Court has just closed. There have been
bsfore it, one hundred and seVenty-thres
cases. ofthis number, eighteen have been
State and twenty-five divorce cases. Near
ly all the postponed cases have been put
over because of the absence of witnesses in
the army.
The jury returned verdict of guilty in
the case of the State Us. Edward Jefards,
charged with ''malicious mischief" He,
and brother, in the night, broke into a
widows house, drove out her and three
children, broke all the windows, crockery-
wares, stoves and furniture, and destroyed
all the bedding, leaving the house per-
feet wreck.
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CITY CoUsom.-The regular weekly meet
ing of the City Council will be held in
Council Hall at seven o'clock this evening.
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MOney-Easy Ato6 %.
Sterling Exehanse-Firm at los@1Os1z
for gold.
Gold-More active and frmsr. Opening ct
90l7, declining 70 1885, advancing to E0Is<, and
closing at 2ol@20lH.
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Engines for SaIe.-One eighteen and one
sixtsen-hOrse power engine and boiler for SALE all
in complete running order. Inquire Of F. D.
Stone, or Reito q Gaeckley, Canal st. feb2Als2
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"GiVe Every Man thine Ear, hut few
thy voice; Take cath man censuIe bus reserve thy
Judgment" until you have tiled Dr. D. II. See yes
Liquid Catsrrh Remedy, which never fails to cure
when directions are followed. feb2'R3
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RemOVaI.-We have removed our stock Of
goods into Sections Block, directly oppolite our
o.d stand, where We will be pleased to see all cur
customers and friends.
feb27.1s2 GEO. sPBAeUE & CO.
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More Luck at /. r. SheFWOOd's G eeat
Gift SaIe.-MiSs Ella Dy'r, Of Chatham, Miami
county, Ohio, drew IN elegant Brown Silk, valued
at $500. A few more LETT. fsb2s:I92
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WANTED-Two experienced Feed Boys, on
Cylinder Presses. Apply at the LEADER Of
fee,
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pEPARTuREa.

~ Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
aboVo Trains Boats viii be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line by leaving their address
At the Omnibus Once, 147 Superior gtrset, next
door to the WeddelI House.
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Weekly Bank Statement.
Nrw voar rsb S7
COM MEKcIAL.
MORNING LEADER oTEIOE.

ReeeIpts-Ths receipts Of Grain BY rail during
the twentyfour hourS ending at 0ns O'Clock to-day
ware a follovu.
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NOtiee.-The friends of the Rev. ]. b. Muse
will make him Pastoral Visit on Wednesday eve
ming, March 1st. 1863, at Chsse's HalI. All are
i-vited to attend ieb27192
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Legal InteIIfrencs.

UNITED STATES CoURr.-This Court met
yesterday morning, but adjourned without
transacting any business.
The Grand Jury yesterday presented two
indictments-One against Frederick A.
Nash for engaging in the substitute busi-
ness, being Provost Marshal of the Eigh-
teenth Enrolment District, and another
against MulfOrd Skinner, for accepting q
bribe, being Surgeon and member of the
Board of Enrolment of the Ninth Enrol
ment District. The Grand Jury then took
a recess until March 14sh.
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OUT OF the DRLFT.-We append list of
the sub-districts of the Eighteenth District
which have filled their quotas, with the
surplus, if sny, of each district
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Z. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
U, 8. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
III superior ST.
Euhscrintfons reoeived 70 the

H7 3-l0 PER CENT. AND l0-4O" NATIONAL
LOAN.
TCommission all wed to Subscribers.
B5- u. S. Bonds of 1851, 90 p, 10.4Os, Treasury
Notes, and all other Government securities pur-
chased and for sale on the most favorable terms.
Gold, Silver, CoDpOns and Canada money bOnght
and sold at best rats. Deposits received and Uol-
lsCtions made at ell accCs ible points. UneurIent
'unds conVtr. ed st lowest rates. Revenue Stamps
for sale. oc4
Beautiful Portraits of Washington and
Edward Everett are in many collections but in the
home of the person once afflicted with that terrible
disease, Cstarrh. now cured by the u'e of DR.. D.
h. see'ye's Liquid CStarrh Remedy, how should it
bei feb2:R5
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Substitutes WanIed.-A few o-e and three
year substitutes wantld. Apply to the undersigned
at lie Bank street.
8. 8. BARBIE,
feb2s:192 secy 81 eond Ward Association.
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D. w. GAGE.
Licensed War claim Agent,

And Attorney at Law,
Collects Bounties, Pensions, Back Psy, Prise Money
and other War Claims.
DB-PsEEonsl attention Il given 20 the prosecution
u claims in the Departments At Washington.
~ All persons having OlEims should apply In
Person, BY letter, st onoe, and they will receive
promyt attention.
ID. W. GAGE,
Ool2:R2 I6s Superior s., Cleveland, o.
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EOR sac. or Fxchanpe for Improved

AON DALEi OF 2 LAOldILEo IUI LII UIVFtN
Il City PrOperry-Twelrs Acres Of Land, House,
Barn, AMI an abundance Of rruit. The Craps viii
pay the interest on the investneut-in East Cleye-
land, Oa the Euclid Road, six miles from be POblic
Squa;e. Also two and quarter acres IN East Ceye-
land, the street RailrOa1i it has good vsriey
oi Fruit. Inquire Of J. HAEDLEY, on the premises
crof q. j. ELLER, No. South Side Pubic Square.
fbIA-dsWE
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Corp. ]. h. Msuse, K. 63rd.
Corp. J. V. Horner, X, 63rd.
T. T. Walker, A, 29th.
L. NJ. Schoheld, A, 25th, finger.
C. Hughes, A. 25th, scald foot.
j. NJ. Hurd, G, 25tb, scald foot.
D. Siders, A. 63rd, leg.
W. Compiler, G, 25th, arm amputated.
G. Jarvis, I, 29th, hand.
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CITY NEWS.
u. S.
REVENUE STAMPS

For sale at the Cleveland Post Oaice and at the
LEADER COUNTING-ROOM
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CHICAGO MAKKET-Feb. 2.

CHICAGO MARKET-.Feb. "a.
[sT TuEaRAPH.I
Flour Steady.
Wheat-sies5yi advanced 1@2'. sslss 81 seA
al s615 No 1.
COrn-A0tive.
ORts-Firm ct 1910.
HIghWines-AoTiv ct 81 0992 TO-
HOEB-sll O0al2 25.
DressssI HOgS-SEsady; 8i2 OOg14 90.
PrOVisiODs-Firm.
POrk-Prme n ess in good demand at s2s 60;
holders ask s2s 30.
Hams-Erm at 159<9161zo.
ard-Firm st 2i1S(g22c.
Receipts Flour, ZOO bblsi wheat, 1900 bu.
corn, 6,tOO tu; oats, 600.
Rose q Pr nt1ss' EsrOV1siOn MaEAeG Re
pOFgs
Ths foIIoying are the rates charged By US:
HanRs-sugsr-eure premium hams 3 B......2s
Dried BeeE9 .........-....le
ShOulders-SugHr-oure . f............-....-s--l9
RaeOn-Or Smoked sides . Bb.-..................--21
LaEd-Prilne leaf ksttle-rnd'd IN bbls or :ros.2S
Prime leaf kettle-rndTsd IN kegs 3 b..24
POrk-EO. mess bbl...-............-,.......SSI 90
EItra clear 81 S3bbl.-...-.................-. 80 30
~ No extra charge made for packages cart.
age to railroad depots or boats. All articles ara
warranted strictly prime, and equal 70 anything IN
the State. Orders promptly nnsd.
dsl6-B Kos. l42, ia And 146 Ontario street.
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HOUSE FOR SALE.-On the 9Th dsy
IL Of March, 1861 at 10 O'Clock A. X, well sell
the premises, at puOi ic auction, the tDest1ry md
hall II anne dwelling Htuss, situate the s0uth side
OF st. Ciair str and known as No Zl6, ana /, hsxt
east OF and adj dining " RigaEders store and resi
uenoe. Also the Out-houszE ana noes on said pre-
nisss. Appraised at sSOO. Possession given april l,
1906. Tel cash. L. PRENTISS,
eb23:Ig3 Adm. OF Jas Proud.oo, deceased.
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Mr.. o. E. Moore, Secretary of the Tar
Spring Petroleum Company, was in Cleve-
land on Saturday, direct from the lands of
his company, where he has been superin-
tending the boring of three wells on the
lands of this Company,
He reports the most vigorous operations
now going on in Crawford county, Indiana,
and that there are at this time not less than
twenty wells boring in various parts of the
county. One well belonging to the Tar
Spring Company in the immediate neigh
borhOOd of the celebrated "Stanly" we'll,
is now sunk to q depth of 12p feet, and al
ready the oil rises to the top Of the ground.
Experienced oil men pronounce the pros
pect for flowing well equal to any they
have ever seen, and think when it has been
sunk to a sufficient depth it will prove one
of the largest yet opened in that locality.
PAROLED PRIsoKERs.-The following list
Of Northern Ohio paroled prisoners, who
have recently arrived at Annapolis, is fur
nisbed by J. c. Wetmore, State Military
Agent at Washington;
1t7eLgth CavalTy.-CO. A.-John W. Lilly,
A, J. West.
Co. b. Graham and Frank Conneu.
Co. C.-M. B. Jones.
Co. D.. s. GRANVILLE and Charles Cos
sin.
Co. FIJI. V. Bushong.
Co. H.-Joseph Quinly.
Second CdUGlTy.-Co. A.-Serg't. c. B,
Love, E. smedley and Corp. H. a. Conso.
Co. B.-B. Shorter, W. Jsmison.
Co. Dc. Pelton.
Co. G.-s. D. Burr.
Co. K.-A. T. Null.
Sirth Cavalry.-CO. D.-James Nolan and
James F. Wickham.
Co. E.-SsFg't. Daniel Jacobs.
Co. F.-William Harman.
1tOenty-third InfantTy.-Co. A.-A. G.
Bently.
Co. oh. @. Walter,
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Read the notice of DR.. DsHsrt, in another
Olumn. fsb2I
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tI'O RENT.-a good Dwelling House,
L containing eight ROsms, with plenty Of hard
and soft water aud a email bare, situated on Ere
O.! cot. No. Sic. Pri,o $40 ayear. Inquire the
premises. feb23lg2
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CAsUALTIEs IN NORTHERN O4Io REGIMENTS.
We compile the following list of the
casualties in Northern Ohio regiments
with Sherman, in tho fight at River Bridge
South Carolina, Feb. g., from the Cinein-
att Go,n,erc;4I.
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;, OR SALE.-A flock of One Thousand
sheep, Ct grade not IS than three-fourths and
lease for tstni Of Two years from septembet lat,
Ior two aid One-hal ga pounds of wool ger head
g,ay, all loss TO be placed BY the Lessee and
oTigIn-l gumber returned at the expiration Of the
lease. The peTtlmaace OF these conditions recured
BY Und in the p9u al sum Of 5000 with first mort
gage real es ate IN exc lent opportunity for
permanent and Iro6tabls IN ve.tmt ut. AIpy TO G,
4. ROBERTS, BOX IS, AOrEslk, ohio. febl5 .Ig3
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p L A n D Y S ,

r Lam D vs.
PATENT
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
AND
PORTABLE STEAM SAW MILLS.
BLAhDTS PATEAT PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES
Erom to 90 Horse Power. Strictly portable
Zach Engine is one piece. No brick or masonry In
For Boring and Working OIL Wells.
BLAADfS PORTABLE STEAM SAW MILLS.
Also strictly portable; no brick or masonry IN set
ting. Warranted to Cut from 10 lU,O0 ( et lum-
Der per day.
Circulars sent to any address. For prices, de-
scriptions, &C., address The manufacturers.
h. & +. BLANDY.
Blaudys' Steam EDgiDs Works, ZaneaviIls, o f, or
Blsndys' Newark Machine Works, Newark, o,
LEBIFBUBa, UFion Co., Pa, June 30, 1884
In the la,t hree months, (Wors ing i've
drys week. we have cut fire hHarsd and flcsniy-fss
thousand fest o. white oak on orr Handy BflI-
In June, 49,, 900 feet. The lumb'r IL pronounced
BY the Baltimore Inspector 70 Be the D st dslusred
In that city this summer. Ths Blandy Engine has
done well, and can now say it is perfect seess
the 18Th June, cut 1900 ct OF oak
JAMAS Q. MCCLURE.
WILMoEE, Cambria Co., Pa, May ?, 1864.
have sawed on my BlRmdy Mil
million tro hundred and ty thousand feet Of lum-
Der IN the last seven months, which inciudss the
lay, sad wholly froze cut part Of the time This
s more lumbar than any sing MD has cut In the
10 thu same time, within 3 hundred miles Of thia
'laes. [feb2O1sll WIN. R. HUGHEs.
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g60 nm MONEY ADVANOED-

GGVsOUU IN sums 70 Euit-at the old stand
sad wsd-known HAGHER's LOAN OFFICE, on
Securities Of every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, JeWelry, GunH,
pistols, Clothing Dry Goods, Pianos, Helodeons,
and al personal property and Articles OF value on
Shs usosg satisfactory terms. Guinness strictly Nil
VAts. EsssbIshed 1851. z. B.-A variety OF IN.
rsdeemea Setchess JSEslEy, GunS e., for saIs as
kEFgaina.
cnee -opE1ac @ Water and Superior streets,
sVsr DeVE AID PSsxottois Clothing ST re.
oss7a J. q. 4 W WAGNER.
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ITO C00PERS.-5,O 600 new Oil Barrels
Il Wanted immediat ly. Appy to ALEXANDER
S0oTElDG Co., It's 81. Clair st. feb25 lgl
huk SALk-hOUSE AND LUT ON
- Forest street. House large and comnodious; Lot
Giees by % with AZ abundance Of 1ne Ehrubbery,
Gud good Euls, ohsics grapes, and goOd barn Terms
EEy. EHguye o. d. ". GAGE, Esq-, Iss Superior st.
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Sew sa8GrtIssmsuis

WANTED TO Small, COM
W for able houss. BY enc Who is vi lug 70 ~
liberal rent and taks gooi care Of the al T.5-
drtss. stating terLs and location A. D f1sS.5t
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EOR S AL E.-A Twenty-Five years
\ Lease, vi h privilegeo Of purchase at ths end Of
nve years. a. low pric, fr ON trst Of A. Ill next, 6z
1eet iront Of that very choice iOsO tbs corner of
per OF aud BOld stree S, running through {. Rock
well street 90 feet If not sold Wishil four
weeks the Rockwell front viii be or Lease for term
o. years. For par icnlars sale anI conditions Of
Jesss apply TO GEO. D. B4CK u superior street.
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~ SIND FOB 0IR.0ULARava

OHIoAsoI 1LLIHoIs.
P. W. GATES, Prssidsnti
n. B--AEsnts wanted egerTEhsrs- nAT7-R9
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EOR SALE, CHEAP.-A Horse Har-
u ness, Open Buggy and Sleigh. The Horse eau
race IN As trets sood gait aud is kind for Family
use; Ad res Q. A. WILLARD, Bellevue, q.
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EOR SALE-THE LARGE DOUBLE
\ House, 81 and IS Prospect street, suitable Tor q
oard lng h use. Terms easy. EnQuirt 81 COhM Az
w. NOBLE, at the office Of Backus Noble. telS;E
WANTED BY A THOROUGH AND
" well-expsrienced BOOK-KEEPER, situa-
ton address, for two days, ~" care I sdsr
counting Room. eblS .l9l
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TNWO HOUSES AND LOT for SALE
II situated on East side Irving street, between
Ofange and klnsman streets. One Offths homes is
MICS Joi ase in nrstraEe condition. Containing SIX
rooms, with but;ery, cellar, cstern, and good well
OF water The other h0u is One-and-a.hait stOtles
Win six 70 yulst soOdshed, csIerl, &c. The above
houses viii be sold for cash q such low figure that
viii Day well Tor the investment.
feh3 GE0. D.. BECK. 20 Superior st.
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I viii be given at the ARlIORY on Pearl street,
West side, On the evening of March lsts 1865, un-
d T the direction Of Companies B and g. 29ih
RsFiment o. n. G The pIOeee' Of the Eatertsin-
msnt vii be used in paying on the remaining debts
Of the ArmOry.
HONORARY MEMBERS.
John Sargent, WB Castle,
D P Rhodes. 7 Burrin,
Capt Jas Lundy, Root,
" John Landy, Capt Sweet,
'' ThOs Backett, {" John 6paldingi
f Chas Gale, L d Ooe.
AID. John Martin, n Pick,
B Prentice, n d, Lewis
Vim Nsllhouse, Geo Warrington,
ACTING MANAGES.
o Taylor, John GeVins,
W L Porter, Geo KaighAn,
g II Bowman.
A.P. 1URNER, IT,, Treas.
~ Tickets, Two Dollars. fsblI I %
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MANTED IMMEDIATELY Fol

WANTED IMMEDIATELY. FOR
" the Quarter nsster'7 D. Dspartnent, Nashville,
1eun., 1880 laboreIs Wares, So per month ana Ia
tous None need Apply but stout, able-bodied men,
willing T. lRHg5 for six months Transportation
furnished. SppIT to D. sHERMAN,-Q nj. AGENT
Commercial house, Cleveland, y. VIII leave Cleve-
land svsry Tuesday and Fr1ay. iaH5l
TNHE CLEVELAND FREEDMEN'S
L Aid Commission Eooms are located st 30. 90
Bank street. They will be open during business
hours for the reception Of stores for the suffering
freshmen. D. ". GAGE,
tsns:I92.dkE Secretary,
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EoTDIus Tbun
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SUMMIT COUNTY.

Surplus. Town.
- TWinsbur2
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For Boring and working OH wells.

From to 90 Horse Power. Strictly portable
Each Engine is one piece. No brick or masonry In
setting. Adapted for all purposes. Ths very best
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Z y
l. Machine Shop. Buildings are brick, all in ON
pete oder and suitable To- any KIDD Of ms nuftetur
ing. Coed Engine md Boiler, Shaftsng, belt nR,
Isthes Drills etc. Will be sold cheap FIR cash. Ad
oIoss J. H. WOO OMAN, Cleveland, D. teb24;l93
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DRY GOODS
Fo r. IL die g.

A fine variety, to which the attention of
the ladies is particularly requested. We
have fine assortment of
Bleached and Brown HOMESPUN.
MOUSSEL1N DES LANES.
English and American PRINTS.
Cambria, twilled and plain.
Hoop Skirts, Corscts, LongcIoth.
Callcoes, Worsteds, Coburg, &C., suitable
for fall and winter.
Alpacas, black and colored
Combs and Brushes, Tooth Brushes.
Perfumes of every variety.
Chalk Pearl Powder
Ladies Shoes, Bootees and Ties of all de-
scnptions and the latest fashions.
Tuck Combs, Hair Nets, Waterfalls-all
OF the very last styles and patterns.
Collars. Wristbands, Ribbons.
Hosiery of all descriptions.
English and American Gloves of th
prettiest style.
Hem-stitched Handkerchiefs, Thimblcs.
Needles, Thread, spool, silk and cotton.
Hooks and Eyes, Wells.
Ladies' Billet and Letter PAPER. ruled.
Skirt Braid of all colors.
Lastings, Whalebone.
Belts and Belt Buckles and Ribbons.
Pearl and other Buttons, fancy, dress and
common.
Scissors, Pins.
Hair Pins, wire and gutta percha.
Misses and Children's Shoes.
Round Combs, Wadding. Table-cloths.
Glnghams, Lace and Trimmings.
Working Cotton, Velvet Ribbon, Elastic do.
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PROJECTED PALATIL HOTEL IN New
YoRK.-The great Central Park Hotel,
TO he erected by Hiram Cranston, Of
New York, at the corner of Filth
avenue and Fifty ninth street, Will no
doubt eclipse anything of the kind in
this or any other country. The
ground will be broken next Spring,
and it is supposed that two or three
years will be required for its compile
ton. A number of capitalists are in
terested in it, and whatever taste can
devise and money can purchase will
be lavished upon the new house. 1t
is to be half as large again and thrice
as elegant as the Fifth Avenue is to
be built of white marble, and to con-
tain over five hundred rooms, all of
which are to be furnished in style
OF magnifcence hitherto unknown
even in this extravagant country.
A number of modern improvements
are to be introduced, among them
private breakfast and dining rooms,
suites of apartments for families,
where they can live with entire priva,
cy; baths of the Oriental and Roman
sort, where luxury is to be exhausted
in designs and appliances. In addition
to this, ,athe guests are to be favored
with lighthouses, fountains and de-
hghtful garden in the centre of the
hotel, -h;cL # half that that IS promised
be carried out, viii be splendid and
elegant at the same time, and be q
miracle of luxury and art. Of course
it will be good investment. IF it
were ten times as large and expensive
as it will prove, it would put gold in
the purses of it's builders and pro-
prietors, and augment the passion of
the travelling public for reckless ex-
penditure.
Ne,c York CORES. Gin. Gazette.
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REMARKABLE CASE OF TRANCE. On
Tuesday night, Mr.. Crowder, a young
gentleman residing on High street,
died, to all appearances. The corpse
was laid out, and the grief and lamen-
tation was such as is usual in such
cases. His brother was to have been
married last night, but all preparation
for the happy event was stopped by
this sad and solemn one. On yester-
day morning, the supposed dead man
got up and dressed himself, and is
now enjoying as much validity as could
be expected of corpse. The mar
riage came off last night, and we sup
pose ''the resurrected'' attended.
Petersburg Eapress.
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Gent1emen's Variet's.

Coats. dress and frock, Pants, Vests.
Shirts II all descriptions, over and under,
Flannel and Fancy Shirts.
Drawers, lambs wool and cotton.
Hats, Stockings, Socks, Gloves-a great
variety.
Collars, linen and paper.
Wristbands, Playing Cards.
Fine Tooth and Pocket Combs.
3 Buttons, for coat, pants, vests; Buckles
for do; Tooth Brushes
Beots and Shoes Of all styles and the
best qualities.
Pocket and Neck Handkerchiefs, silk and
colt on; Neek-ties of the latest styles.
Fancy ipes-American Meerschaum.
Pocket Handkerchiefs, linen, silk and
cotton; Hats; Pen and Pocket Knives.
Razors ana Razor Strops.
Suspenders Of all styles.
Tobacco, French and English STYLE.
Shirt Bosoms, Boys Shoes.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-31
For District judge.

The friends of W. B. JOHNSTON, Esq,
who has so efficiently filed the Office of Ma
Sistrate for the District of Richland, re-
spectfully recommend him to the Legisla-
ture as suitable gentleman to fill the new
Office created by the State Convention. He
is well known throughout the State, and
or the past eight mo nths has filed a Judi
cial station with the utmost satisfaction to
all parties. MEMBERS OF THE BAR.
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For State Treasurer.

EDWIN J. SCOTT, Esq, the well-known
Cashier of the Commercial Bank, Colum-
bia, S. c., is nominated for the Office of
State Treasurer. With his abilities, both
as financier and accountant, and his per-
sonal attention, which he would devote to
that department, the public may feel sure
of it's best management Oct II