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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
MORNING LEADER oFEIoE,

mOEDAH, Feb. g. 1885.
Ilrs Money market continues close, both for cur.
rency and Exchange, and though the demand Is
light especially for the former the disposition Of
Bankers to accommodate paper Is still l6ss, aud
except in the case Of customers, where an obligs-
tion is involved. they do not favor borrowers For
tunstsly, however, in this market there is not at
present very great pressure for money, the great
er number Of our merchants being 50 situated as
not to require anything from the Banks in excess
of their deposit lines, and thus so far as home
wants are concerned, the Banks are not much
troubled and this stlte of things seems to be en-
TREY acceptable to them at present. The rates OF
Exchange continue firm at 1sa1& of buying aud
par selling.
Though the public mind Is sg yet not fully salts.
fed as to the result of the recsnt peace movement,
owing to the conflicting reports, some of which
insist strongly upon fsvorAbls issue, its influence
has undoubtedly been lost upon Gold, and is only
needs that speculative turn should take hold Of
the msrket-which may bs held in abeyance Just
now by the prospect Of early military Of
an important characteristic give old another large
ascension. The advance establI he'd to-day was
not heavy, but It was sufficiently go to show the
strong tendency in that direction especially in the
absence of a speculative activity. 1t may be rea-
sonabIy expected, hswsvsr, that the bull Interest
will take advantage of the apparent failure of the
peace question to Tusl the price up high 9th
or circumstances will warrant. The price this
morning opened at 2l2, and closed at the O'Clock
Board at 2ls7s AtGAla yhor's Evening Exchange
it sold on cal at 2l47s, and after call at 2l5.
! Government Stocks are frmer and better, with
a moderate business doing ia New York. Here the
market is quiet. R,i'WaT Shares, in sympathy
with Gold, advanced materially throughout the list,
with better business, and closed hrmsr. Another
speculative turn looks cry probable at present.
Advice from Chicago and Cincinnati report con-
tiuued string enoy in money circles in those mar
kets and considerable embarrassment among thoze e
having to use money. in consequence. The chief
sufferers IN Cincinnati arc the QuArtermasters, who
have t. submit 10 ei.eOunts of SGT per cent upon
| their vouchers on the street.
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FUNERAL OF GEORGE TAHR.-M-. George
Tame, a telegraph operator in the employ
of the Western Union Telegraph Company,
in this city, who died late last week, was
buried on Sunday in the Cemetery on the
West Side. His remains were taken to
Rev. J. A. Thome's church, where services
of the most impressive nature were con-
Quoted by the pastor of that church. The
excellent character of the deceased was
dwelt upon, and his rare social and moral
qualities fully illustrated.
The entire corps of telegraph operators
attended the funeral, eight of them act
ing as pail bearers, and the rest following
the hearse which bore to the grave the form
of their lost companion. They all unite in
expressions of deepest respect for the char
acter of tbe deceased, and of sympathy for
the friends and relatives who are by his
death thus suddenly bereaved.
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A VERSATILE GENIUs.-Mr Joseph Coul-
son, of East Rochester, COlumbiana Coun-
ty, is man Of versatile powers and varied
avocatiODs. We received note from him
the other day, with his business card
printed on the envelope. 1t states that he
is "railrOad and express agent, justice of
the peace, postmaster, Variety-merchant,
and produce dealer" To this interesting
medley of occupations, he adds another,
which shows him to be man of SENSE
he is the East Rochester agent for the
LEADER.
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A NEEDED APPoIETEEET.-The Meadville
Republican says that Hiram L. Richmend,
Jr., has been appointed Deputy United
States Commissioner for that place. Re-
cent events have developed the need of
such an officer in the thriving young city
of Meadville, and we are glad that so able
and popular a gentleman as Mr.. Rich
mOnd has secured the appointment.
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REBHL PRIsOEERs AT THE WEDDELL,-Tbe
treatment of Southern prisoners in the
North is in most striking and antipodal
contrast to that of Union prisoners in the
South, and affords anevidence that retalia-
tiOn has not yet been commenced. As an
illustration of this, we chronicle the fact
that three confederate prisoners were YES
terday guests at the Weddell. Their names
are registered as:
Il. ]. Price, Lieut.. Col. @. S. A.
J.P. Thompson, Major C. s. A,
D. s. Printup, Major c. S. A.
Adjutant o. s. Hayes, of the I2sth o. Y,
II and two guards, accompanied them.
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The New SUPERINTENDENT OF THE A. & G..
W. RAmwAY.-Mr. McLaren, the popular
and efficient superintendent of the Cincin-
natl, Hamilton andlDayton Railroad, is the
successor Of H. T. sweetzer, Esq, in the su-
perintendency of the Atlantic and Great
Western Railway. Mr.. McLaren is an ex-
perienced and successful railroad man, and
will be popular in his new position.
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oil Company
SECURITY OIL co
CAPITAL, = 100000.
SHARES 50 90 EACH.
NO FUHTHER ASSESSMENT
Additional Working Fund to be Ap-
pFOpFiated, SS9, 600.
w. 5. c. OTIS, Esq, President.
p. J. LEWIS, SeeresRry.
G. a. READ, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:

DLRECTORS:
". 6. O. OTIS, W. B. CASTLE,
JOHN HARTnESS, A. R. MANNING,
VIM. Z. sTANDABT, W. WELLHOUSE,
John q. SARGENT.
The Company own in fee simple, free ofineum-
bfsnce, ample Lands located in the very best OIL
DISTRICTS on the Allegheny River and Big San
dy Creek, VenangO county, Pa. Also three Tracts
under Leas. hold on which THRHE WELLS arc
oommsuesd which are eontraote7 (snd already
paid for to be put down to the depth Of 600 feet
one We'll is now down 436 feet, with fine show Of
Gil, with interest In two Engines, Tools, TabiBg,
Fixtures, &C., paid for.
In addition to tho moneys already expended, the
Company have nine thous md dollars cash on hand.
Subscriptions VIII be rteeived at the Banking
House Of G. A. Read & Co., 95 Superior
Street, for balance of unsOId stock, $50 900, at
par value. The entire smount subscribed to be ap-
propriatsd for working the Lands for the benefit of
the Company. feb4:l92 4shP
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sKATIEe.-The Skating Park was alive
yesterday with good, bad and Indifferent
skaters. The ice was in tolerable condition,
and at all hours graceful figures might be
seen swaying seemingly to home eccentric
impulse. Thereisno finer exercise than skat-
ing. 1t is amusement, and yet it is work.
But the blood is stirred, and the muscles
used, and the lungs expanded, without tho
conscious drag, depression and bore of un-
mixed toll.
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LOUAL NUTLCBS,

Private Adairs-ImpOrtant to Many.
DR.. DeIIart can be consulted daily from to IL
A. NJ, and from to 2. NJ, at the Drug Store Of
George W. Clark, No. 10 Superior street, C,eye-
land, Ohio, until the 18th of March next.
People (male or femalel suffering from disease
they do not wish everybody to know of, viii find it
profitable to consult Dr. DeHart.
Married ladies wishing relief from weaknesses,
other diseases peculiar to their sex, canconsult
DR.. DeHart at his residence No. 1O4 Erie street,
near Medical College, from hAlf-past to half-psst
O'Clock every every iening, Sundays excepted
until the date above named. This arrangement
will afford an opportunity to many to get well, who
have seemingly done everything for the recovery OF
lost health.
Avail yourselves of DR., DeHart's extensive expe-
rience. feb7l93
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CITY NEWS.

PERsONAI.-Among the military arrivals
at the Weddell House yesterday, were Ma
jor General Custar, Colonel E. oPdyke
l25th O.. V. /, Lieutenant Colonel C. W
Maxwell, Captain Penrose, 9th Corps, Cap
tsin Smith, SOLh Michigan, Captain Ross,
9th Corps, and Captain o. H. Davidson, 9th
Indiana.
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"There,s no Place Like HOme."-s

"There's 30 Place Like HOme."-So
sang a weary exile, Il yanderer In a strange land
but had he known the want, so universally felt at
the present day eta place where hoop skirts, cor
sets and fancy goods are sold of best quality and
lowest prices, hemust have admtetd after a single
examination, There's no place like that of Isaac
]. Frank, No. 100 Superior street," Cal, examine
and satisfy yourselves. febi1S9
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The OneIIse (.

The Onense Is Rank.-We hold it inexcusa-
bic in any person, male or female, when they sub
ject us to annoyance which very little trouble
on their part would obviate. Especially is this the
case where the unfortunate possessor of a bad
breath will persist in button-holing and intruding
his views upon us TO manifest mental aud phys
ical discomfort. If these good people would the
sozoDoNT, it would not only render them accepta-
BILE acquaintance, but would at once greatly i'm
prove their teeth and breath.
Sold by all Druggists. febG:l90-3t
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DAILY LEADER
SEW ADvERFIsErsKHrs,

DR.. Hslliaell-Toothaoh Cured.
Malone, Petit 4 Co.-On Consignment.
Commercial Mutual Ins. Co.-Eotice.
Taylor, Griswold & Co.-BIack AIPacss.
Lcst-Fur Collar.
VIM J. BaItlett-Situstiou Wanted.
Henry n. kAymond-Girl Wanted.
% Pearl street-GirI Wanted.
Donation Party-Loeal Notice.
Private Ahsirs-LocaI Notice.
n. P. McKean-LCcal Notice.
Or. DeHart-LocsI Notice.
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PERsoEAL.-Judge McCandless, of the o.
S. Court fer the Western District of Ponnsyl-
vania, was in town yesterday, and occupied
the Bench with Judge Wilson at the U. s.
Court yesterday morning.
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"By Their Fruits We Shall know
TheIn.''-The almost innumerable testimonials
received by DR.. b. Il, seelyo, from parties who
have In short time and at a trifing expense, been
completely cured of Catarrh, by the of his Liq
uid CataIrh Remedy, are unansKerable arguments.
See advertisement feb5:R3
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ENTICIEG SOLDIERS TO DEsERF.-Deputy
United States Marshal Bartlett arrived from
Cincinnati on Saturday, bringing with hin
man named James Wilson, charged with
enticing a soldier to desert.
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weekly Bank Statement.
NEW YORK sFOOEz MARB az.

NV YoRK, Feb. 6, 1865.
Government StOeks--Shade RImer. with
mod rate buhine.s doing. T. S. SKIES 81 coupons
ITO; Fivs-twenties, coupons, l0s1S Ten-forty eou-
pons 1O5s.
StOeks-Ths market is fiamer. Ohio Mis-
sis.ippi certificates II Cumberland pr. fsrrsd
ASA; Msripusa -; Erie 1875 do preferred Oil
Hudson IO5, Rsading10 =; Michis an Central 1l054
Michigan Southern 691I; Illinois Cent? scrip Is1a
Cleveland & Pittsburgh s0H; Northwestern Sss4i
do preferred 6s3s. RoeK Island 931S; Fort Wayne
s3; New York Central 10; Quicksilver --i
Pacific Mail $50; @. 4 =. preferred 951s.
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DIED.

In this city, on the 4th inst, at A5S o'clock n,
Of Disea 0 of the Heart, JENNIE, eldest daughter
of john and Agnes CAIli,e, sged % years and 0
months.
Funeral will take place at o'clock P. Ii. Wednes-
day, the sts from the residence of her parents No.
81 Wilson street. Friends Of the family invited
10 attend. 2t
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Wanted Employment BY young man
from the East, who has had several years expert
enee in grocery store. Can come we'll recommend
cd by wholesale house in this city.
Address N. 2. MCKEAN,
feb7lSo Cleveland, Postofice drawer 23O.
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Farming and GuI Lands For Sale
Ohs hundred acres of good Farming Land (oil has
been discovered on the adjoining traot,) will be
sold cheap If applied Tor soon. Gall or address
WM. f. CLARKE,
jan3I.1S9 Leavittsburg, o.
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photographs of Miss RansOm's Lake
Superior Views and Portraits of General Garfield,
for sale at sargents, 2l1 Superior street, and Dick
ems, 249Superior street. febG1S9
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jan3L.1ss
HGdson's UNI fivaIea T0oth PASTE is

HudsOn's Um rfVRlen Tooth Paste is
unsurpassed in re moving rust and tartar and
whitening tho teeth. But its chief excellence con-
sStiI in the certe Dty with VIII ch it heals all ten
derIiess of the grms and prevents their bleeding.
Its constantly Increasing demand wherever known
is one of its strongest recommendations. Sold by
all druggists. jan3O:l92
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CITY sExToN's REPoRT.-We give below
the City Sections Financial Report, and
also The Report of Interments for the month
of January, 1865:
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feb7lso Gle
FOurfIl ward EeIteT

Fourth ward keIief COmmitfee.-A
meeting of the Fourth Ward Relief Committee will
be held at the residence ofJ.G Hover, l45 Prospect
street, this Monday evening, at715 o'clock.
c. s. HONS, Secretary.
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Donation ParTy.-The friends of Rev. II. B.
Knight will make their Annual Donation Visit next
Thursday evening, February 9th, at the Wesleyan
Methodist Church, corner OF Ohio aud Brownell
streets. Friends are cordially invited.
feb7:Is9
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To the PubJtc.-In calling atte ution to the
above col Iartnership notice, beg to assure you
that it is our attention make house deserved
ly pOpul At, by always keeping on hand FIRST edas
stock Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods by selling
them at the lowest market prices, and by fair deal
ing to make it for your interest to give pat
ronsge.-
Fl. 7. HOVER CO.,
janH:1s7 23O Superior and I4O Seneca street.
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!. z. mONEY MARKET -Feb. 9

By TELEGRAPH.
MOney-Quist and easy at GOT %.
Sterling EXehange-Quiet at 1888 sl0s5s
for gold.
GOId-Firmer, with however, only moderate
business ooiug. Opening at 2l2, and closing at
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RRssTGSATIOEs, &c, IN NORTHERN ONO
REeNEErs.-The following changes in
Northern Ohio regiments are recently an
nounced: .f
12ith Infantry, Assistant Surgeon James
G. Buchanan, resigned.
1st Heavy Artillery, Assistant Surgeon
N. B. Lafarty, honorable discharge-cause,
phys icaI disability. .t--. 9..
Re ad the:nOtice of Dr.. DsHart, in anOth-
pP hmm
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= =. ----1 NONFY 4OVA NCEO-

GOVsUUU in sums 70 suit-At the old stand
AID Well-knoWn WAGHERiB LOAN OFFIOE, on
SECURITIES Of every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Watohea, Diamonds, Silver Ware, JeWslry, Guns,
r.e-fs, Olothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, MslOdeOnA,
f-.a ,y6rsonal property and articles Of value, on
MOTT satisfactory terms. Business strictly pri-
ysts. Established 1851. n. B.-A variety Of I'M
redeemed Wstebss, 1rWslTE, Gunr, &C., for sale at
Bargains.
-Ofdos- -carnsr U. Water and Superior atrssts,
over Davis and PsixOttO's Clothing sbero-
.@ortla N A " UAGEER
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4 VERY DESTRABLE LOT On b

A VERY DESIRABLE LOT On EU-
n cid street. To- first class Residence is offered
for sale at a reasonable price. 1t fronts Euclid
street IsO feet extending back 1910 feet and contains
five acres On il planted and in thrifty condi-
tion " Grapo Vines OF the best varieties ata ba
lawafe aud Concord; also, 100 Peach trees and 20
Apple trees Of the best kuds. The land is little out
side tue city limits the Street Railroad passing the
. remises. Apply 70 S. FoLJAMEE, No o Atwater
Building. Jans6:iS9
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CHICAGO 1LARKET.-Feb. 6.
IBY FELRaRAPH.l

CHICAGO MAREET.-Feb. 6.
lBz FELEeRAPH.l
EIOur-Duu
Wheaf-Quiet at 81 4691 4s1( for No. l.
COrn-Sl 7401 IS for rejected.
Oats uiet at 629621<o.
WhiskY-Esglected-
Professionalism, but transactions light.
POrk-Mess inactive, but firm. Prime Moss
S28 5O929 90.
middl6s l71%o.
Lard-Eirm at 21c-
ReeeiPts-FlOur 1900 bbIs; wheat 1900; corn
5000; oats $1,000.
Rose q Prentfss' PROVISION market Res
port.
The following are the rates charged By rs:
Hams-sugAr-cure premium hams 3 DIS .
Dried Bees
Observation-Disclosures 9 D..................ls c
BaeOn-0r Smoked Sides y D..........--........2l c
LRrd-Prime leaf kettle-rnd'd in bbls or trcs.23 o
Prime leaf kettle-rndr'd in kegs D D..4 Q
POrk-No. mess bbl...........,...-.........SS1 %
Extra clear 3 bbl.......................-..S 80 %
~ No extra charge msde for packages of cart
age to railroad depots or boats. All articles arc
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything In
the State. Orders promptly hlled.
ROSE PRLHTIS5.
del6-R Nos. 142. IA and l4s Ontario street.
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Boston Copper Stock Market.
NEw YoRk, FEB. 6.
Prices for mining stocks bId in Boston to-day
Central So; FRANKLIN so; Huron S6j Isle Roy
ale M: Hsnoook Q: Minnesota 20; Rockland 10;
Aztec =; French Creek -; Copper Falls ";
Quincy se, Market dull.
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CO.partneIshIp.-H.T T. Hover having asso-
oiated with him Albert W. Hawkins and J. Henry
Ford, will continue the Wholesale and Retail Dry
Goods business, under the firm name of b. T
Hover Co., at the location formerly oeollPied by
J.M&H. t. Hover, No. 2SO sus4Eior street and
No. l40 Seneca street.
Cleveland, Jan. 20, 1865.
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COMMERCIAL.
aoREIEe LEADEB oFTI0E.

-LVNUaI = H1IlIoI z VIa o E-I17sN
Reeeipts-The receipts of Grain by rail during
the twenty -four hours ending at O'Clock to-day
were as follows:
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DissO1utIon.-The co-I'artnership heretofore
existiEi q under the firm and name Of J. M. & 81.
Ho 0er, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
the business OF the late firm will be settled at the
Office of H. T. Hover & Co.
], M. HOVER
H. T. HOVER.
CLEVELAND Ian. 20 1865
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HlHE CLEVELAND FREEDHEN'S

i Aid Commission Rooms located at No. %
Bank street. They will be opeH during business
Freedmen. D. n GAGE,
tauz.ig2.dkW Secretary.
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MINING NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL
lNl Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the MisooWa-
bin Mining Company, for the election Of OfosrB for
the ensuing year, and for the transaction Of any
otnor business will be held ct the office Of the Com
pany, (Hos 1877 and lz9) River street. Cleveland
Ohio en- Wednesday, the lSt day Of February, 1866
ct 40 O'Clock A. n.
By order. B. =. BUROHEIELD,
Jan 2, ls85.-lSs 6eo'y and Treas.
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CoNCERT BY L. NJ. GoTTsoHALK.-At the re-
quest of many prominent citizens, Mr..
Go.tschalk, who is on his way to New
York, returning from the West, will give a
concert on Monday evening, February
18th, at Brainard's Hall, assisted by Miss
Mary simOns, the young and talented vo-
calist, Sig, Ardavania, the favorite bari
tone, s. Behrens and George Brainard, the
eminent pianists, and Sig. Muzio, musical
director and conductor. Mr.. Gottschalk
will play the fantasia in La Somnambula,
Fantasia RatienalA, or tha Rattle Cry of
Freedom, La Galina; with Sig. Muzio) and
the grand march from Tannhauser and tho
March and Soldiers Chorus from Faust, ar
ranged by him for four pianos with Messrs.
Brainard, Behrens and MuziO.) Miss Sim
ons sings an aria from Linda Romanjo, and
an aria from the Child of the Regiment, Mr..
Gottschalk's Cradle Song accompanied by
the author) and the duett from L'Elisir
d'Amore, with Ardavania.) Sig. Ardavania
will sing an aria from Tho Barber of Sc
vile, an aria from La Traviata, L'Ange
Dechu, and the duett with Miss Simons.
The ticket Office opens on Friday at Brain
ards music store.
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HTBHART SPINE TREE CORDIAL
w Fer sale ~ l2s 0nte 10 street. et.,-v,,,
fans 0HURCENLL 4 BR0THBk'
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
IN petition will be presented to the Commission
ers OF CuyahOgE county, a. their March Session,
1Sob, asking for the location Of public highway
In breoksTihe Township, commencing AZ th0 intsr-
section Of tue River Road with the lns Of lots a
and 75 thence running in an Easterly direction 10
the centre Of CuIahOga River, near the Road Lock
on the Ohio Canal. ian30:l91
dissolution NOTICE.-The firm
II of Andrews, Clark & Co. ia this day dissolved
by mutual oorssnt. All persons Indebted to the
firm are requested to make immediate settlement
at the olies Of Clark ROcks e1er.
II. D. CLARK,
JOHN D. R0OKEFELLRR,
SAMUEL ANDREWS,
JAMES B. CLARK
RICHARD oLARK.
Ns'4~ ~'A' - Asssss- ia o. aLiraa ,lll.i iSpI'
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TRAvELER's REaTsTER.
pEPARTnRua

~ Citizens wishing conveyance to either OF the
above Trains or Boats win be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus once, lat Superior street, nsIt
door to the Wedden House.
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WANTED-$125 A MONTH"; Agents
w everywhere to introduce SHAW OLARKs SIX
TEES DOLLAR FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, the ONLY
low price machine in tho country which is LICENSED
~ Grover Baker, Nheeer Wilson, HOwe Singer
tCO. and Bachslder. Salary and expenses, or large
commissions allowed. AL other machines now sold
or less than forty dollars each are INFRINGEMENT.
and seller and LIABLE. illustrated circulars
sent FREE. Address SHAW CLARK, Biddeford,
Maine. de5:lS4dAW
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VESSEL REPAIRS as the shipbuild-
ing and repairing season has been, there
has not been a perfect stagnation in mat
ters of that kind. The barque Fontanelle
has been extensively repaired by master
builder ]. NJ. Heating. A score and half
of new frames aft, and fifteen forward, have
been put into her, and she has new cabin,
new deck and deck frames, in fact she is
mostly new from the deck upwards, new
keel box, stanchions, monkey rail, &C.
Wherever any thing defective has been
found throughout the craft, it has been re-
moved, and new material put in its place.
The schooner Ogden has a new deck, and
the scow Lime Rock is now undergoing
repairs, and will havo new gunwale, deck
frames and deck.
Quayle and Martin have begun building
tug which is to receive the machinery of
the old tug-gunbOa. Winslow. The build
ers have set up the skeleton of the craft.
Michael Angelo used to draw his pictures
nude first, and drape them afterwards.
When this firm shall have been as thor
oughly artistic, and covered up the skele-
ton and made it of comely proportions and
finish, we shall give description of this,
the only craft building here this winter.