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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-17

Rev. J. c. FLEToHHR's LEoTURE.-A full
house greeted Mr.. Fletcher last night on
the occasion Of the delivery of his lecture,
"Pompeii in 1854" Ths lecturer had, last
year, the rsrest opportunities for the per-
sonal inspection of the disentombing Of
that old city which was overwhelmed by
the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in year 70
Of the Christian Era. The lecture was q
detailed account of his observations, and Of
course manynew facts were given respecting
the public and private life of the ancient
people dwelling in the fatal city.
But the lecture was too long by all odds.
Such subjects will bear in their treatment
indefinite filtration or compression, and he
must be q skilful stsvedore who succeeds in
giving the expected amount of information
within period of time, to sit through which
does not exhaust the strength and spirits
even Of the most intelligent and heroic Au-
dience.
It seemed to Us thstths lecture was not a.
well digested as it should have been, or as
the addresses of this favorite lecturer al
most invariably are.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-17

BEeLIsH 0PERA.-LA soXNAKBTLAs-Bel-
iini's beautiful Opera, f'Ls somnambuls," /"
was repeated last night to 8 tolerabls
house, and won moro applause than on the
previous evening, although its first preIOn-
tstiOn and rendering were all that any
critic could wish. Miss Ridden deepsned
the impression she made on her first ap-
peararce, and won all hearts with the ex-
quiSite sweetness Of number of solos rem
dered incompArAbly by her.
Mr.. Campbell, as 'Count Rodolpho" and
Mr.. Castle ss "ElTinO" sang with the ad-
mirabls taste which has been conceded
shom from the first BY our musical critics,
and were. frequently sneorSd.
Auber'G hne Opera, "Frs DiGYolo" vii
be given tonight. We are sure from the
success which has crowned the efforts of
this company to please, that the rendition
Of this evenings Opera will receive the en-
thusiastic applause Of the many who will
crowd ACADEMY to see and hear and be
delighted. III 1ls.gaOa .-t-a
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FINANCIAL 8 COIIEERCTAL,
FINANCIAL.
MORNING LEADER OETloB,

THUkeDANt EeD- 10, 1870.
The eOntiaued dullnsss IN oomnereisl circles,
Wsish has been Augnsnted, II possible, BY the
steady decline Of God for the past few days, Of
oouElS has its due weight In financial quarters IN
eurtail'ng the demand for money, and hence We
sth have t. report quiet Money market, so far as
the demands Of the buainsss community are coz
osrnsd. There Is, however, very free use offonds
By the National Ba1ks in their heavy subscriptions
to the u Loan, which has met with rather ex-
trGOrdinAEy ietiTity since tbs expiration Of tbs
first coupon, and in this department business Is
good. Ths supply Of currency Is ample for the
vans Of all legitimate borrowers, but there is no
plus for outsldsrz. Exchange is in good supply,
with oaly aOdsrAts demand, snd rates continue
frm At our previous quotations of 7s95z OF buy
ing AHd par selling.
Sold ruled weak and declined at the morning
and aitsrnoOn Boards In hsW York to-day, mainly
undsr tbs inausnos Of the favorable war intsli-
gsnes Lest night, bus at GAllAghsrS Exchange fhis
evening, there was rally In price, bat the opening
figures we're not Eustainsd, and the last rae re-
eeiTsd at the Stock Exehsrgs In this city, st s5S
o'clock, showed ths market TO be on the decline.
Ths reports during an hour and half we're - fol-
lows; Opened at 2Ot and sold Afterwards at 5,
SO45S 3O45l, 2O4s The closing rate Is reported by
eur regular dlSpAtshss ct 20I5<.
-GOysnment Bonds are decidedly hrmer with q
renewed activity since yesterday, and strong up
ward tendency. With the lArgs European dsuand
for the 5-1CI, and the value Ehi1h every new sac
cess gives the Bonds Of the Government In the sz-
timatit a Of confederate business men a. . source
Of safe and lucrative in7sstmsnt, the indications
are that few more months Will ind all the 2
cent. gOld-bearing securities carefully hoardt
away Is tbs most valuable sort OF property, alike
for realizing sad for pSOat for such they certainly
will b when tbs GoVernms Mt shall have estAblSh cd
Its authority. The 1910 p cents will Of course
follow in due siue, and bear propOrionats value.
The present demand ia largely dus to the inors as
lag conviction that the Government will early re.
store its authority, and prudent business men are
taking advantage OF the comparatively low premi.
um now prevailing.
The Railway llAt ruled lower during the morning
and afternoon BeardS, bat a. It follows Gold in iil
movements, probably cloued al Ade hrmsr to-nigh
The sTening rates vii bs found In our telegraph
dispatch ) on the first pBge.
The demand for the 7-SO Lean in this oty to-day
was less than on yesterday, but was still large.
The First National Bank rep ,rts Subscriptions fol
slOo, 900 and the Second NA,iOnal for $4,000. Thd
payments sf the hrst eOnPon By the National Bank
to day have been large.
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HEW YORK naRKET-Feb. Is,

COttOn-Rather more setivs withozt any de-
eidep change in prices s1Ss2e for niddliDg.
flOnr-Stste and Wea.ern Ice better for COM
mon and mixed grad .. -r7-
Sales at $40 s0@1O IS for extra State: sIl 2O0
II 35 for extra round hoop Ohio 81 9OaII- 90 f6r
grade brands. Market slOling quiet, win scarcely
WbisEy-Quist. Western 81 .. and rmall
lots st g g. --,,
Whea6-Whsat quiet and firm. -
Rye-Steady Western Si6I. s
COFn-Quiet and dull. Sales Of old mixed
western quoted at 81 s8aI 80.
OatB-Dull aud mammal. Modarsta sales Of
westtrn at 81 105<. --....f
COnee-Frm and quiet. tfr4
SuEar-Firmsr. Cuba muscoFads ls1< <a22j<c )
HsTana 191<c - -
MOlasses-Dull and nominal.
RefEOl5uml-Dull- a. b2063c for Crude; 69e
or Beautd II bond, and SIC for Rsansd fres.
Rork-Market opened unsettled and lower and
closed more hrm. Sales At $50 2Sags6 62% for
new mess; SS3 759SS4 25 for 1854 ensh and
regular way, closing at SIS IS cash; SO OO0SO 90
flr prime, and s54 6o934 70 for prime msss Also
8 % bbs new mGsI for AL Feb nary 10 18th Mach,
sslleFs and buyers option, at $50 60Nss 90.
Beef-Quiet und hsaVp. SAlel Ct 1s 5OO92 90 for
plain mess and 2I co a24 90 for extra rsesa bssf:
hams Vnist at 26 OOQ27 90.
Oae - Meals-steady.
Dressed HOgs-Firm. Sales At l7al71S
Lard-Rather heavy. Sales a. Is5<oaasLe.
Chee8e-stsady. Eales IA o0022 20.
Bufter-Eirm. Sales at 81 00947 90.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-17

REBEL PRrsoNEEs.-six hundred rsbel
prisoners from Camp Douglas, Chicago, are
expected to arrive here to-day, en- route for
the point of exchange. Six hundrs Of
their brethren passed through this city
last Tuesday night. They were a. hale
and hearty looking men as one ever chances
to see. They are in the best possible fight
ing trim, and were it not for the terrible
suferings Of our prisoners in the South, for
whose release we are bound 10 make any
sacrihces, 1t would be q shame and q sin
to exchange Sueh men as these thSt come
fst and sleek from the fsSh pots Of North
sru Illinois.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-17

ExEBITIOS FOR TEE BESET1F or EHl goL-
DrERs' HONE.-Under the head Of smuBs-
ments will be found notice of grand en-
treatment, consisting of tableaux and
Emusic, for the benefit of tho soldiera'
Home, on the 2lst, 22nd and 23rd Of Feb
ruary. The programme is not yet made
public, but from the charming entertain
ments of like nature given In previous
winters, We can promise ourselves s de-
lightful treat.
The object is one We have SO oftOn recon-
meAded to the attention of the public, thai
We need urge its claims no further in this
connection, but combined with the other
attractions of the occasion it will not fail to
secure = general support.
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or SALP-THE LARGE

AOR SALE-THR BUILDING NOW
y occupied by the sUbscriber; also the stcek Of
Hardware contained therein. Enquire Of G. h.
WAITE CO., II Pearl st., West Side. fel3b:l90
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-17

DIVER PROPERTY FOR SALE
lion Leonard street. adjoining the Pail Factory of
Hervey and B0usheld. Lot 100 feet front on the Riy
or and street by l21 feet deep. Four story brick
Warehouse IS BY z5eet. Good wharf and deep water.
For further particulars enquire Of L. BENEDICT
&1l SuOsfior sire I. ieb4:ie0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-17

Private AnAirs--ImpOrlnnt to Many.
DIR. DeHsrt can be consulted daily from 9to II
A. n, and from 3 to 4P. n, st the Drug Store Of
George W. Clark, o. 1I9 Superior street, oleTe-
land, Ohio, until the 7th Of March next.
People (male or fsmals) suffering from disease
they do not wish everybody to know Of, will hnd #
profitable to consult DR.. DsHart.
Married ladies wishing relief from weaknesses,
or other diseases peculiar to their SEX consult
DR.. DeHArt ct his residence, No. I4 Erie street,
Medical College, from hAIt-psSt to hAlf-past
O'Clock every every sIening, 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.. DsHsrt's sxtensive expe-
rienee. a-s- ~ feb7:l93
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-17

OPTICAL INsTRUNESTs.-LoverS Of the
beautiful and scientific will dc well to
call at the store of J.::s. Perley. optieian,
Superior street, under the johnson Rouse,
sud examine his large and splendid stock.
His supply Of optical Instruments Of all
sorts is splendid. Those in search of good
spectscles should give him call ct once.
His supply OfstereOscOpes and stereOscop-
ie pictures, of opera glasses, optical in
Struments ofall sorts, &c.. &C., is unesusll-
ed, and all his goods are offered at the
cheapest rates. Give him call.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-17

CHARITY HOSPITAL LEoTuRE.-WO learn
that Judge Abby will deliver lecture on
Ireland, Scotland, England and France. for
the benefit of the Charity Hospital, Monday
evening, February 2ofh, at half past seven
o'clock, at the Catholic Temperance Hall,
next building to the Cathedral, on Superior
street. We congratulate our citizens that
they have chance to listen to q very in
tsresting and instructive lecture from the
Judge, of what he has seen in foreign coun-
tries. This lecture contains many facts Of
great value. We hope the house will be
filed 70 oHerfoRing.
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nc 0oMING pRIFT.
q Hsw ..pRorll0nnen, q euo...

The apporiiOnment of the quotas of the
Iub.districts of the 18th Congressional
District, it is slated by the Provost
Marshal oficials, has been found fall
oferIOrs and 9 new apportionmentrhss 'Deer
made accordingly, on the basis of he en-.
rolment as it stood December 31st.
The following, it is announced, is the
correct and final appOintmsnt, on the basis
Of which the coming draft. will be made
whenever it shall be ordgred.
We give below the respective quotas and
credits of the various townships and CITY
wards in this Districts:
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Beans-s'.say st q OOea s. f8r1.v medium

Beans-sss.dy Ct q OOes IS Arnov medium
Whits; old DO % 50 Il.
Dried ApPles-In moderate demand and
rather Irregular saioI to-day ef 60 bsls at IKE,
packages ineIadsd.
Dried Peaehe5-Ths demand d good and the
market hrm ct 4o942c for peeled, and So9s2c for
unpssled.
Etsh-In fair dsmAnd and arm At the EoIloE.
ing quotations; White Fish, half Dbl, 90 70
Trout, half bbl, Ss 50; PIcksrel, half Dbl, 81 IS
Herring, 2 Dbl, IS 90.
salt-stssdy. Coarse % 80; eEozud solarSs 90;
Fine n 95.
TaIIOG-Ths demand Is only moderate ct Il9
15s for city snd county -rsndsrsd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-17

HOUSE, % and 35 Prospect street, suitable for q
oard'ng hnuse. Terms easy. EnQuir OF CONWAY
". NOBLE, 1t tine Office Of Baekus 4 Noble. fel3:F
LOB SALE an a GREAT BARGAIN
I-On Refinery, with four Stills, Engine, Tubs,
and Fixtures. Any one wishing TO engage in the
Rehning OF OIL, will " Il TO call and examine
property J. B. HUSTON 4 CO,
. awrua mfra NM aaaFr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-17

MEETING IN RooKPoRT.--At a meeting
held last evening Of ROckpOrt, it was de-
cided TO raise funds to erect q monument
and have engraved the names of those citi-
zsnS that are able and Twill not contribute
money to the town bounty fund to free the
town from the draft. It was also decided
to keep journal and enter each mans
name who has paid, and the amount, to
help prsise recruits, for future reference.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-17

"AXERIoAN AETIouIrIEs. The hundreds
Of lovers Of fun in this city are sehing for
the coming of Saturday night. They invoke
benedictions upon the heads Of the highly
respected members Of the Cleveland His
torical Society for inviting A. II. GrisWold +,
Esq, the "fat contributor" to deliver before
that body and the public in general, his
novel lecture on American Antiquities. The
Society charge but fifty cents scrip per
head for admissions and reserved seats. The
selling Of seats will commence to-day.
There will be great rush to BrainardG Hall
next Saturday night.
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CoNTINKHTLL TEA PARFY.-Chase's Hall
was packed last night, notwithstanding
she powerful countsr-attrsctions Of the
lecture and the opera. The ladies Of the
Westminster Church gave another Cont
mental Tea Party last evening, this being,
as We were informed, the third entertain
nent of the kind these ladies have given
in as many years for the purpose of clear-
ing their church of debt of one thousand
dollars. The proceeds of the former par
ties had cancelled all but four hundred
dollars of that debt, and it was confidently
expected that the upshot of the very attrac.
tiYe, well-mansged and we'll -pstroniEed
party of last evening would lift the remain
ing burden from the church.
We looked in moment upon one Of the
most brilliant, elegant and delightful COM
plnies we have ever seen. The sides ofthe
Hall were occupied by tables whose silver
service and attractive Yisnds made thu
eyes water with cOvstousness) and the
mouth ditto with desire to appropriated,
while at the front end branch of the Post
Office Department was set up, which did a
thriving business all the evening, making,
ss the Postmaster bossted, not less than
twenty-fv dollars, and at the opposite
end was an extemporizsd apartment, cur
tanned from all curious eyes, within which
the machinery was fitted up for the acting
of charades, which add cd indefinitely to
the interest of the occasion. One chGrade
was founded on one of the elements of the
time, viz; Petroleum, and was as good .
thing as we have seen.
The evening was enliEened with fine quar-
te,ts music, dramatic Representations, and
hilarious conversation.
The matrons who presided at the tables
were dressed in American antique costume,
!. G., the Continental style, with hair done
up high behind and fastened in its dizzy
altitude by lofty, high and mighty comb,
and with gowns as short in the waist as they
were modest in n'circumference; and many of
the damsels wore q head-dress, shall We
call it9 or outspread sail of lace cap, sug-
gesting, as they glided about, that they
might be, each one, an "ArgOnauta ArEo,"'
or nautilus as it is mistakenly called.
The ladies will give q splendid dinner
to-day, from twelve to two O'clock, in chaSe's
Hall. F
At the earnest request of very many eiti-
Gems they will probably give, next week,
another of their popular Continental Tea
Parties. .a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-17

FAIR AND FEsTIvAL.-We learned last
night that the fair and festival of the pre-
yiOus evening was perfect success. A
large company was present, and enjoyed
theoccasion immensely. Rev. h. B. knight
delivered a very able and spirited address.
The music was fine, and, best of all, the
proceeds amounted to not less than $I7S.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-17

Anituatsd on East side Irving street, between Or
alge and kinEman streets. One Of thu houses is q
nice Cottage in frst-rate condition, containing six
rooms, with buttery, cellar, cstern, and good well
Of ater. The other house is One-Gnd-a-ha stories,
with six Jms, Woodshed, ciHtern, &C. The above
houses will be sold for cash such low figure that
VIII pay we'll ior the investment.
feb3 GRO. D. RICK 90 Supsrior at
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NEW YORK sTOUx HARRIET.

Inv AVIlIi D eDs 10 IooOs
Government StOeKs-Actlve and decided.
ly hrusr. U. 8. sixss Of 81. coupons -; o 8,
Ten forty eouponI 1925; o S $50 coupons, 1lI5<;
sos rsg'd, no. year certificates, 9s5f
StOekB--The market iG lover. Unfo 3 Mis-
slssippi certificates ~; Cumberland preferred
.-i MaEiposA Erie T6% do prefeFrsd -;
HndSon l0s<; Beading il45z; Micbi "a OentT IIS;
Michigan Southern s65<; Illinois Cent? scrip II95<
OlsVeiand 4 Pittsburgh 80; HorthWssts -;
do preferred -; ROoE Island 81; Fort Wayne
9G5<; New York Central nl3<; Quicksilver =;
Pssifo Mall SIS; Mil&P du 461S; Chi 4 Alton
81 do preferred es; Missouri es cox; Tennessee
6e 50.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-17

We desire to call attention to the adysrtiIs
ment Of George b. Beck, offering fer sale the lease
that splendid lot on the corner Of Superior and
Bond streets the lease runs twenty five years with
privilege Of purchase at the end of i've ysErI at
low price or it can be purchased at the present
tine for cash. For purpose of business, or nice
residences It cannot be excslled. fsbIT:lsI
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ARRIVAL OF METIEAT n

] Qns hour after arrival Of trAlna.
- An Mails el0ss one hour bsloss drPaFtursS
ARRIVAL OF NAILS AT pHPOFi
Eastern TsrPgEs HrrFsa st T:sO A. n 3lS P. n,
Eastsrn Way arrives At IosO AN. ttfE
Westsrn Through arrives as $50 A. n, 80 P. q
DO Hay arrives 81 256 P. n.
5andu1ky Way arrives at 815 A. n.
Cincinnati Through arrives at $50 A. H. 800 P. q,
do Way arrives At $50 P. u.
Rltts6urgh Through arrives at 9:55 A. n
Way arrives at 10.10 P. n,
hahoning Way arrives at l0a5 A. n,
heedVilie arrives st lOs25 A. II.
Medina Way arrives At 4so0 P. n.
RookpoEts a., arrives Tuesdays, nEzsday1 aaA
RArrsnSYElls arrives daily at 10.l5A
Est Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily 4 "a l.
HOUR OF CLOSING TIE MAIE8
AA8ELzE TH1oUG1 Tor Eris, BlHsIo, Boston. HsW
York, Hartford, and PAinesFiIe, eeasVa, AHhtabu
10 md Oonnsant, closes at $50 4. n
44STSEH q THsoUsH, for New York only, slaIss -
EAsrz11 FHRouaz, sor Eris, Bunslo. AIbauy,
Boston, New York and EsrtAOrds olosss u 500
8 E4sEza. 1 WAY. s9s y points bssvsa Css.IAad
WEsTERs THEoUGa, foE Toledo, DstruIt, OhIoa<o;
and Milwaukes closes at 7:I0 A. n. -
WEsEEz1 fERoUaa, for Tolod0, Dstrols, Chleaso,
Dubuqus, s.. Jossph and Cairo closss as 300 p II.
WEsrKEE WAY, for Al points between CiaFaland
and Toledo, closes at l;46 P. n.
SAEDUHkH MAKS for Sandusky and Al intsrme-
dists points, closes at $50 P. n
OIEcINAII WAY, for al points botWssl Cleveland
and Cincinnati, CLOSES ct 5s06 A. n. rs aTrf
UHCNEATI THBoUGH, for Oolunbul Dayton,
Newark and Cincinnati, elo8s1 e IsoS A. n.
OlEounArTI THRoUaH, for Columbus, Olnurnst1,
Louisville, Sc. LOais Indianapolis, zAnsgEis, and
wheeling, closes At 900 ?. II.
PIFTssgRsz rE1oUaH, for Pittsburgh s1a.Wash-
iagton, closes st 1880 P. n. 80
PITTsEURGH WAY, for all points bstussn usvss
and, WellgViIle, and Pittsburgh, HArrishnrR PHI
AdelPhia, Baltimore and Washington, oloscS asT:0O
A. II. r4
isHAHoEEs WAY, for ell points bstWsm OIsFllAnS
Bnd Youngstown, closes ct f:45 P. n. rlla
MEADvILLE, closes ct $50 A. n. aria
= MwHA WAY, closes 1t T:80 A. Ne 1sllal
2ooEroaE, 10, closes on TusSdAyls hEsdsys
And Saturdays, Af12M. u -
WARREHsVIrLI, closes daily, 1850 A. n.
last OLAYzLAED and Euolid, olossI daily, a. ,
EM. --Ir
Mail and Drop Lattsu are required b Isw 10 -
prepaid.
An Oity Circulars ArS required 10 b prepaid VIII
Q tWo-oons stamp. Wft
0nics open from T:So A. 4. 70 no +. 4. o.
Sunday hun A. d. 70 los0Q A. n.
Z. cOwLRS. P. NJ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-17

The President ann;unced the following nAmeS
gsatlsmsu as the Committee OF Reference: ". W
Wright, E. J. Farmer, George Sinclair, VIM. Well
house, Thomas Walton.
The Secretary was instructed to contract for &
New York Gold and Stock report for the use Of the
Board at the time Of assembling.
For the information Of those not members Of the
Board, who may desire to attend, we publish the
following from the rules
Parties, not members of the Board, may be ad.
mitted BY paying twenty-f cents for each admis-
sion; but such parties shall not be permitted tc
operate or transact business
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-17

NOtIee-Ths Ordination of James H. Muse, a
Pastor Of Mount Zion Congregational Church, will
take place on sundy afternoon, 18th inst, at three
o'clock, In Plymouth Church, Prospect street. ThO
Rev. DR.. wOlsott will preach the ordination ser
men. Il are Invited to attend. febl7:lso.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-17

''Are satIsfied.'-Tho American people as a
class are predispOssd to diIeses of the head throat
and Iungs-ths skill of ths most eminent physicians
has been tbafisd in attempts to cure Catarrh,
which If allowed to run on until It has assumed
its worst form, will Fsurely end in Consumption,
which is INCURABLE; II however, DR.. D. H.
sselye's Liquid Catarrh Remedy is faithfully used,
all who know by experience speedy and Perman-
ent cure will be affected. febI3:l25.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-17

HudsOn's Unr1vAled Tooth Paste is
unsurpassed In removing rust and tartar and
whitening the teeth. But its chief excellence con-
sists in the certainty With which it heals all ten
dsrness Of the gums and prevents their bleeding.
Its constantly increasing demand wherever known
is one Of its strongest recommendation. Sold By
all druggists. janS9ls3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-17

REcRUITNe.--Thirty- six recruits were
mustered in yesterday. Recruiting is brisk,
and if it continues at the present rate for a
fortnight, most of the sub-diftrietr will
raise their quotas.
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CLEVELAND EVENING STOCK Ex.
CHANGE.

THUssBAT EVES1Ea, Feb 10. 1865.
The attendance at the Board this evening EaI
good and the general Stock list met with better
reception than hsrsio!oro especially In Govern
msnts. The Gold operations we're also larger and
Of rather = speculative turn, being chiefly on 80
and 6O-day contracts. The transactions OF the
evening were as follows: