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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-02
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-28
EINANCIkL & COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
MORNING LEADER OFFIOI,
rTo,TDav Wvpurza March 81. 1855.

The sdvioes from New York to-day show q much
steadi condition of things there, financially and
conmar,tsrIv- tb an haa exi.tsd for feyersl weeks
mast and ,s fseling is renr,sented as more hope.
Sl A. the sara time there IA oompar..ivsiy very
I,,,I. ,rrt. 81 .,scnI,to, and ibs disposition 70
,..tIs dom 10 fair rate of valps, has a mon an
,n,,,I,,ant s.timafs ef the Govsrpment credit is
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e,,di,ion ss a. nresa,t due more probably 70 the
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sartsd bv a decline Of s.vsuty. .6vs mint, in the
D,ica of cold Under this state Of thing. We ran
not rely upon show Of steadin 8, hardly iustised
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| which imuortant news ftou tbs amy NAV At auy
momept so excite as to projucs A T nevvsl Of the
manic on a greatly increased scale.
Gold opeued better this mo,ninQ at I55LS. but the
market could rot sustain tbi, rate. and IL r,c d
remaining during the balance of the day At frso.
ton above 1853. olosipg tonight at 1857.
The Stock market opsned weak, but closed firm
er and stsadier, but without material change II
prices. The rates at GalIsgher's Evening Exchspg
are reported on our first psgs Government Coli
Bonds improve slowly. The New York CONNER
ciaI Adverts 7 says strong bear int rest is devsl
opirg itself upon Government Sc urities. We sp
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-28

I961R o. v. LIN the roster of the 196th
regiment, organized at Camp Chase on
Saturday last, we notice the names of the
following gentlemen from this city and
vicinity: Lieutenant Colonel-E. s. Coe, of
this city, late Captain in the 124th 0. v.
Maior-Ridgely G. Powers, of Hartford,
Trumbun county, late Captain in the 125th
0. V. l.; Assistsnt Surgeons. W. Dris-
coll, of Sidney, and Charles J. Shields, Of
Tilfn; ouartermsster-T Thomas Rebsr, of
ssDdusEJ.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-28

A GREAT BRIDGE bridge recently
built across the Mississippi river at Clinton,
Iowa, for the use of the Northwestern Rail
road, is {, $50 feet, or more than three-ffths
of mile long. OF this distance $500 feet
is between the Illinois shore and Little Rock
Island, and $50 feet is between Little Rock
Island and the Iowa shore. The bridge east
of Little Rock Island consists of $4,000 feet
of piling and seven spans of 200 feet each.
West of Little Rock Island the bridge con-
sisIs of three spans beside the draw. The
draw is 800 feet long over all, and is built of
iron. The sbutmeut and one of the piers
are founded on rock, a second pier is found
ed on piles, and third pier and the draw
pier are built upon crib work, resting on
loose sand. These cribs are sunk in water
forty feet deep. The large crib is 400 feet
long and A feet wide, and the smaller is 100
feet long and A feet wide on the bottom
The draw turns on a pivot in the centre,
and when open leaves two clear passage
ways for steamboats,, 123 feet each. The
draw weighs about s25 tons.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-28

The receipts continue liberal, and largely In sx-
cess Of the demand. The market to day has ruled
very quiet, the only sac Of grain reported being
1000 bushels Corn at ESQ., decline of &c from pre-
vloss sales and Sc from Saturdays asking price
In Provisions we nots deciioe Of s4CO per bbl on
mess pork and lc per b on Lard other kinds uR-
changed We quote as follows;
Freights-stesdy at the following rates: ALI
RAu-To New York, Flour e. 90; Wool, % "a I;
Dressed Hogs 81 80. To Boston, Flour 50 10 Wool
g. Al; Dressed Bogs 81 40.
FIOur-In moderate trade demind at $500
900 for Xxx red f; 81, ,5OelO, % for Xxx white.
Wheat-Dull and heavy. No. red from store
offered at 81 60 deliverable at the opening nayi-
cation.
COrn-Dull and lower. ssIss1CCObu new ,helled
from store at s5c.
Oats-NomInal at 7oo from store. No GALES re-
ported to-day.
Rye-Very dull and entirely nominal.
BarIey-Ibactivs and nominal
POrk-In moderate request and decidedly low
tr City y-packsd mess now held ut 5000.
Lard-In moderate request and lower. Now
h-ld ct 20 in kegs and 2Ic in tieroes for city
made. Country rendered neglected aud nominsl.
Smoked Meats-In fair trade demand and
steady at 23c for sugar-cured hAmsj l5o for shout
dsrs lee for dried beef Sales lOlO rs Com.tock's
hams and 600 ibs dr. ed beef at the quo
tations.
Rutter-Dun. Held at 22e2:e fer Western Re-
serVe TOLL.
Eggs-In fair demand and st.ady. Sales of
bbls at 1so.
Cheese-scaroe and firm at 22c.
HIEhWines-Dun and nominal at 81 ls asked.
AIeOhOI-MsTket quiet bus steady at s4,4R9
"A for ss per cent. Neutral Proof spirit1 81 81
g2 90.
PstrOIeun-The market is quiet and nominal
1t sOc.
seeds-Quiet. Clover held at sl2,Oc912s5O.-I
Timothy held at s5,OO95,26.
POtatOes-In moderate request at s59soc for
prime peaehb blows
Beans-Vsry dull, and market nominal at 81 60
99 rs for medium whits.
Dried AppIes-Quist and steady at ll1f9l2O,
pay for packages,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-28

TIE GREAT FLooD AT On CITY.-An extra
of the Oil City Register gives the following
general summary of the damages from the
food at Oil City:
To sum up the effects of the inundation.
We would merely state thatall the west side
of Oil Creek upon the fat has been entirely
swept away, every house upon the fat,
save few on the upper side toward the mill, !,
being more or less injured. All along
Main street, from the Gibson House to the
bridge, have suffered severely Most of
these were business houses, com prising
Reynolds & Bros, Dry Goods M'Lsne &
Jacobs, Stoves, Tin and Hardware; Will
liams & Bro, Dry Goods; Oil City Bank
books wet Petroleum Farms Association
Office, ditto; Chas. Robson, OIL and Pipe
Works, and quite a number Of Feed, Pro-
vision and Grocery stores, on both sides of
the street. The full extent of the losses, or
even a correct enumeration, cannot at
present be obtained, but shall appear in our
next. The oil and water ruined everything
it came in contact with.
Upon the lower portion of the east side
of the creek, below Main street, and upon
some portions of it, the loss was the heav-
lest. From Ferry street TO the Lucesco
Landing, the whole space is swept clean.
From thence to Moran's Hotel is general
wreck. The losses on roth the river and
creek have been very large.
From all we can gather at the present
time, the loss by the flood, including Oil
City, Oil Creek, and the Allegheny river,
we estimate at fully S., 200, eco. And TO re-
place everything as it was before the dis
sster, would require still larger sum.
Fully so 600 barrels of Gil were lost, and
the number of empty barrels viii not fall
short of 10000; the number Of boats, not
less than $50; the number of horses
drowned over 100. The destruction to other
property was immense.
81 far as we have learned, there was but
one life lost.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-28

BLACKBURN AND KoEHLER.-We call the at
tention of our readers to the advertisement
of Messrs. Blackburn and Koehler, in
another column. These well-known gentle
men, who have been hitherto engaged in
the architectural profession, each on his
own account, have now become partners.
Mr.. J. M. Blackburn, who is employed as
Architect and Superintendent of State build
ings, finds it impossible to attend longer to
the duties of contractor and builder, and
will hereafter devote himself exclusively to
architectural business. Mr.. A. Koehler,
who was for number of years an assistant
in Mr.. Blackburn's Office. has been estab-
lished in business for himself here for more
than year, and is now employed as archi-
tect of several fine residences on Euclid
street, as also of nice block of stores to be
built this coming season on Ontario street.
Mr.. Blackburn will attend 10 The general
business outside of the city, and will also
hold himself in readiness to attend to city
customers three or four days of each week,
while Mr.. Koebler will always bear hand
and eye TO the regular business of Cleveland
and vicinity
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-28
WANTED IMMBDLATELY-FOl

M 6LN 4 LII MI EOB
" the Quartermaster's Department, Nashville,
Tenn, 800 LabOreTE. Ma2es SIS per month snd ra.
tons; 20 Ieamsters- Wages, $40 per month and
Tattcns and 100 Carpenters, wages SIS per month
end rati0ns None need apply bus stout, o. lebOdiei
men, willing 70 engage lcr six months. Irsnspor-
tation IN shed. Apply 20 D. S6EBWOOD, Q. n.
agent, Commercial House, Clev land, @. VIII leave
Cleveland every Tuesday aud Friday. mch24
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-28

PIGEoEs.-Several large fOcks of pigeons
few high over the city yesterday, from
Northeast to Southwest. The wise ones
about town, the augurers and soothsayers,
were venturing their predictions concern
ing the weather and whatnot, catching
their Inspiration and foresight from the
fight of these infsIlible birds.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-28

a GENTS WANTED-I want Agents
article Deeded by every one aud whose usefulness Is
at once Recognized. For fgrther rarticulsrs call
address .. s. CRITOHLEN, ls2 Superior street,
Cleveland. Ohio. mcuZ3.lQ6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-28
ATA BARGAIN-FOR SALE.-Th

HON LAAI-lOUoW AND LUZ VIN
Il Forest street House large and ccmmodiOus; Lot
$50 feet By 26, with abundance OF hne shrubbey
aud good fruit, choice grapts. and good barn.
Terms easy. Enquire of ID. W. GAGE Esq, los su-
uel inr Btreet hu22 :R2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-28

FUNERAL OF Mr.. CRAPsER The funeral of
Michael Crapser, Esq, Trustee of the Tenth
Ward, will take place at No. "a Clinton
street, West Side, tomorrow, at ten o'clock
A. NJ.
Mr.. Crapser died of the erysipelas on
Saturday afternoon, a highly respected
business man and deeply lamented citizen.
He will be greatly missed In the delibera-
tions of the City Council, of which he was
an influential member.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-28

PRoF. sTEARSs' LEoTUREs.-PTof. Stesrns
gave the first lecture of a series on PsychOl-
ogy, &C., &c last night in Chapin's Hall.
The audience, not over large, seemed high
ly entertained. The Professor will appear
in the same plaza few evenings more.
The curious will do we'll to attend.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-28

EOR SALE-A FRAME BUILDING,
= % BY % feet two stories high. Enquire Of H. F.
PEkCINAL. No. I9 Leonard street.. me ,22:l9S
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Total.

0BERLIE PosTNAsTER.-Mr. j. F. Har-
mon, publisher of the Oberlin Ner7S, has
just been appointed Postmaster at 0berlin.
Mr.. Harmon was one of the first to respond
to the Presidents call for rs, 900 men at the
opening of the war, enlisting as private in
Company C, of the favorite old 9TH Ohio,
and he distinguished himself in the battle
at Cross Lanes, the maiden fight of that reg
iment. He has proved himself patriotic
energetic and reliable young man, and we
are happy to congratulate him on his re-
cent appointment. II is richly deserved.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-28
Did.

OF Consumption, in this city, on Sunday, MsIch
Goth. LILA T., daughter OF Thomas and Eliza
A. hobart, sged le years. 80 s
Burial services on Wednesday, March 2sth, at
O'Clock P. M, at the Third Bspti't Church. Clin-
ton street, West Side.
March II, of 1 Elimination of the Stomach, Mr..
@. BIMELEB, of he h'm Of Bimeler, SIN tn & Co.,
in the 57th year Of his sge.
Funelsl Tuesday, the 2sth, at O'Clock, from
his late residence, SOL Kibsman street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-28

sALED.-The schooner, W. L. Manning,
Captain Argyle, sailed from this port yes
terday for Black River. She had the honor
of being the first craft TO make our harbor
this season.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-28

BRoWHBLL STREET. .GRANMAR SCHOoL.-The
Superintendent of this School, Mrs Find
ley, sends US the report for the month end
ing March 24th, given below.
The following pupils were neither absent
nor tsrdy during the month:
Celia Neil, Be5s, odd,
Julia johnson, I'd. GrisWo'd,
Je ibie 0orl-tt, Frank Haze,
Lizzie KoeTpsr, John Piou 1fOot,
Josie OuthN att, VIM Rshclid, %,
smil I nd, hn Thompson.
Rollin Bemiss Chs vs. mar,
5 emil BeATdsley, J-kie Dalgleisb,
Herv Gou der, May Pierre,
Bell Church May ec3illtr,
Jenrie Dalglelsh, Maude Wymau,
battle Foster, Alice Matthews,
u Judd, Nellie Bedsn,
Ssllil stacev, Fanny B'Trett,
Jennie v ilsou, Lizzie Urban,
Sarah Marshall, Maggie Wilson
n ggis Sc u thsIm, AnIie fchu thelm,
b. Burweu, Hattie Keeper,
Lucy B ey Fanny Moncastlej
Ella SUPPLE BAte Price,
Josiah Law, Mary FaTrsr,
RioOGrd Henderson. MVra LafeT,
Peter Miller, Efs Glss er,
Augustus Clark, Mary B ske-,
Jacob Z zensp-rg Julit Egga't,
VIM Ny, Henry lyman,
Jno Egga t, JON Sked,
Obas Blsoks sell, Geo Blackwell,
Johr Black, Henry NeEteuy,
VII u beaIdNeyg
The following were perfect in deport-
ment:
Julia Johnson Sarah Mar hall,
JeI lie Oorlett, MNy ttsrcS
Jui a Waller Msry Echiler,
Metti5 Wilbur, Maude WymaU,
Josephine EgRart, Alice Mathews
/ Harvey Go lder, Anni5 sehutthem,
| Ieuuie T algI.ish Fannie MontcRstle,
/ Hattie Foster, ksts Price,
l EIAJGdd Julia Bggart.
L Jennie v ilson,
In the monthly examination, the follow
ing average above ninety-fve per cent. IN
all their studies:
/ Bell Church, Florence Wyma7,
| Jennie Dslgleish, Alice dGtthews,
l Nellie Stacey Fanny Bsrrett,
/ Jennie Wilson, Lizzie Urtan,
/ Annie Duzett Hattie koerper,,
i VIM Beardsley, Rieh'd Hende son,
| Rob'. Hayg Fanny NJ ntossue,
l Tboi poan, Lizzie He,eltine.
/ Mary Pierce.
The following rank first IN thelr' Tespec-
tive classes:
Julia JohuFou, Fanny Montcsstle,
Jennie Wilson, Flo5 ie Wyman,
S. FINDLEY, Principal.
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New YORK stool. uarket-Barch "a.
Goverumen1 stOcss--LitIIe armer. Uni

Government StOeHs--LittIe hrmer Unitel
st tss Sixes Of 1881 coupons -. Go reg 'steIe3
los; Five-tWenty tOupJns 1851; do regist O416
do c,uptns, new issue, 1885 Ten-forty coupons
sl1S; do registered =; Ore va certificates
StOeks-Better Fort Wayne sS1s R OK
burgh SO Illinois Central sorip 9s; Michigan
Southern 531si MsripOss -; N. y. Cen raj 9i14
Erie 5s94; Hudson iOo; Rs.ding 96Z Michigan
Central y6A; Eorthwtsiern 2354; do preferred
=; Chicsgo BuTliDg on Quincy -; Missouri
skies -; Ohio Mississippi certificates 2l5<;
Cumberland 3sS<; Quicksilver = Canton -
Alton Terre HAute -; Pacific Mail ESQ; Erie
prt fsrIed 70, Tennessee 'ixes 50.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-28

55oBDISATIoE ExERoTsEs. -Episcopal ordi-
nation exercises will be held by Bishop
McIlvaine in Trinity Church in this city,
on Saturday next, atten and half o'clock.
Sermon by Rev. J. h. Rylance, of st. Paul's
Church.
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Rose q FTennas' EEoVlS'On @aEAea \
NEW YORK mARKEr-March "a.
IBY xBLEsRAPH.l /

By EGRARH.
CottOu-About Sc lett sales at 4sc for
FIoI-ouiet and without decided change.
Ho' lers Of medium aud good grades are more dis.
posed to realize 50 4599 50 for extra stare Ply W
for xtra round hoop OHIO, ard 80 Oo9lA W ior
tradq ands. Market closed dull. $500.
WIlfsIxV-Fifmer. Sales at " logz Is Tor
west m, Market closing irmer at latter price
Fbeaf-~Dul and scarcely 50 nr1l sales oi Wiz
ter red west N 81 &c; No. Chicago spring 81 90
CSrn|Dull sud scarcely so firm sales Of nav
y OntsH6ui,t S1S - 3 Df a. 9ossI 90 for wsst.rn.
PetS6IeIm-oui nSS1Lgoi t; $50 for Crutle. A9Ssc for
Refined in bond and 7ic io5 rem s eq id1s 5Iss
COnee-Quiet and firm
s1gar-Unchanged. sslss of CuiSs Muse0Vada
at O1S6I21zc; Havana l2c.
MOlasses-Quiet. - -. - -
POrk-A little hrmsr. Sales at S25 5oa2s Is
for mess, closing ct SO y reS'u 30 "
623 for resi- new mess tvr oasa 111 o6 sIL-I
way closing at SO so for regular, SzS O0io prime
aad S24 OJg24 IS for prime mess also i,OoO
bbis Of new mess for para Of Mays at sellers
option, s2s o. and 500 bols prime mt tss for June,
Market steady. slles at SIS OO917 Oc
for Iisiu mess, and SIS tO92I 90 for extra
mesEs
RSeo1-Ouiet sales Of Cumberland cut ct
I5IIc and Ice .Or short ribbed
ant Meats Quiet and lower. sales at l4549
| l5e for shoulders, and l51z9161se for hans.
RaffernDui. a5t.I T@ sses 81 2sHo for Chic and
lS9s2 for stat.-
/ cheese Quiet at 14os23c.
Chicago MARA ET---HRreh S7s
IBY TELnaRAPH.l
| FIOur-DulI
WRsst-steady and advanced a. Sales ct
| 81 l354.
OOTm-DuH. 81 70 for No. /.
/ lAts-Firm at 81 At for No i
| HIghW1nes-St'a ady at s. VI.
1 PrOVfsiOns-Quiet -.
/ POrk-Sales Prime mess VI o99zz w mss
| at s22 so.
/ Rrd-Nominal AZ Isc.
Receipts Flour, 800 bids wheat, 3,OOO hu;
corn, 5000 bu; cats, Ok
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-28

OFFICIAL TELEGRAM.-The following dis
patch was sent to the Adjutant General Of
Michigan few days since:
WASHINGTON, March "a, 1865.
" John ROBERTSON, Adjutant General:
" The New York papers are wrong about
my having issued an order that drafted
men may volunteer and secure bounties.
The facts are just the reverse.
"JANEs B. Fry,
provost Marshal General"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-28

Second Fard.-NIembers Of the Second Ward
rraft As,oci ton requ. sted to att nd meetings
this Tuesdsy and Wednesday evenings, ct seven
o'clock, 70 h ar report OF Committees aud make ar
rangements fur a Grand Meeting on Thursday eve
niug Every member ard all who have oontrIbu ed
to the Ward Fund are requested be on had
By order Of [m2ad9sI COMMITTEE.
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EOK sALE-HoUsE AND LOE, l29

Lake street, c1rner Wood and IBke, within the
Second Wald, distinguished lOr its wealth snd good
citizenship, and within minutes Walk 4 ON the
and huEiSess strests. Housa brick g with wing,
substantially and tastefuIly built arranged with
reference alike to CONT rt md convenience hayin
an unebstruoei sud beautiful view OF the Lake. aud
furnished with lake water, gas and furnace. The
Wbo,e II good cen itfOn. Terms reasonable. Il un-
so By the lst of May, will be for rent Inquire on
the premises at the office Of Drs. Blair and San
dtrs, % Public Square. mch20.iW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-28

"oUR YoUEG Folks. We have received
from A. J. Hawks the April number of "0ur
Young Folks" The contents, which are
deeply interesting, are as follows: "Win-
ming his Way" w., Carleton 'four Dogs"
II Harriet Beecher Stowe; "Farming for
Boys" III. J., author of "Ten Acres Enough; ;
/" A Half Holiday" Gail Hamilton; "Chil-
dren's Carol" John Weiss; "Three Days at
Camp Douglas" /" Edmund Kirke; Lessons
in Magic" H., P. H. c.; "The Brook that
ran into the Sea-" Lucy Larcom; "Nelly's
Hospital" Louise NJ. Alcott "Afoat in
the Forest" ", Mayne Reid; Ground
the Evening Lamp"
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N. Y. Money Markvt-March "a.

MOney-Stesdy at p Ct
Sterling Exchange Qui.t st 100 for frsi
class baukers' bills.
GOld-MaIket Dun and lower. Opening OF
1854. declining to 1855, and ciosing at 1880
1891
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-28

HThe funeral of Mrs. Wick will take place
from the residence Of DR.. Lemuel Wick,
Euclid street, on Wednesday, at P. N.
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Railway Intelligence.

ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
The Atlantic and Great Western Railway
will be completed and open to Cincinnati by
the 1st of May.