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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12

REvEEUE CUTTERs.-The construction of
the two new revenue cutters at this port is
progressing rapidly under the supervision
of Peck & Co. 1t is rumOred that they
would not be completed, as the obvious ne
cessity Of such craft no longer exists, But
the firm who have the contract, have re-
csived no orders as yet to give over the job
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12

REplIRs.-Kelley's Flock is undergoing
thorough repairs. The brick walls which
we're much warped and injured by fire,
have been rebuilt at the top, and the ridge
pole, rafters, &c, of the building have
been laid. The work is progressing finely,
and the stores on the first and second
stories of the block will be ready again for
occupation.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12

KATE KENNEDY "A NOVEL.-We have re-
ceived from the Harper Brothers a copy of
copy Of this new novel, from the pen of
the author of "Wondrous Strange" &c.
The same easy but pithy style, the quick
and sure perception of character, the
graceful manner of pOrtraiture, which have
characterized and made readable, not 10
say highly popular, the former books of
the author, are apparent in this new
volume, and it will have many eager
,..Sor,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12

PRosPEoT OF FRosT.-Overcosts and gloves
were in keeping all day yesterday. Late
in the afternoon the sky cleared, and the
air grew bracing and cold. Thewind went
down and We had every prospect of Sc
we're and destructive frost. Wetrust it will
be found that the peach and grape crop
hereabouts have not been seriously dam
aged. The Astsbuls Telegraph says that
the injury to the peach buds in that viciu-
ity, by the cold, was so great that the loss
of the entire crop is feared, and that fears
are also entertained with regard to the
grape crop. If the lake has any virtue let
him exert his power to avert the menace to
fruits which the frost, at this writing, is
making.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12

BAGGAGE Cans RoBBED.-On Monday last
several of the baggage cars of a train on
the Cleveland 4 Painesville road were en-
tered by two brakesmen employed on the
train, and a number of articles, including
boots, shoes, &C., were stolen. Both of the
robbers have bsen caught and lodged in the
Erie iail.
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A Remedy for the PIIes.-It is BILE:

A Remedy for the PIIes.-It is a blessing
to the suffering to know that we have an efectual
cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. J. r
Haz4rde, Of l64 Second street, Cincinnati, Osio.
takes gr at pleasure iu informing all who are sni
feriug with piles, that he used small quantity oi
Dr. Etrickland's Pile Remedy, and it effected per
manet cure. This seems to be the cAss With all
Who make use of this splendid preparation. 1t is
manufactured At No Iast Fourth str ct, Oinein-
natl, OhiJ, and sold by all Druggists.
Benton / DunhAm, Cleveland, o. my6:a6
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12

ADJOURNMENT OF THE COURr- MIRr1LL.-
The Nash court-martial adjourned yester-
day in accordance with orders from the
Commander of the Department. Lieut..
Bond, the Judge Advocate, is ordered to re-
port Immediately at Cincinnati, as his SER
vices are required there now thatthe de-
parture of Col. Barnett for Washington, 10
examine the facEs connected with the assas-
sinatioa of the President, has left va
eancy at headquarters.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12

THETA PI ALPHA ExHIBITIoN.-An exhibit
ton will be given this evening by the Theta
Pi Alpha Society of the Cleveland Institute,
in the Gymnasium of the institution, for the
benefit Of the Soldiers Aid Society. The
exercises will consist of dialogues, Indian
pantomimes, declamations, recitatiOns, mu-
sic, fencing, &c. The object is a good one,
and as the members of this Institute always
do exceedingly well whateter they under
take, the public may expect, and those who
attend will be sure to fnd, AN entertainment
worth seeing and hearing.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12

LOAN.
TOonmission allowed TO Subscribers.l
nB-It. g. Bonds Of 1881, 5-2O's, lO-5Os, Treasury
Notes and all other Government Securities p0r-
chnsei and for sale on the most fagOrabi terms.
Gold, silver, Coupons and Canada money b0ugut
and sold AZ best rates Deposits received and Col
leotions made ct all acCessb points. Oncurrent
funds converted st lowest rates. Revenue Stamps
for sale. no~
OIL Factory for Sale.-The subscriber Of
fers to sell his factory on Canal and Ohio streets,
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly sit
mated. compaet and conveniently arranged. Ca
pacity about fifty barrels per day. Immediate pos
session given ifrequired. b. tELISE.
Cleveland, Feb. Il. 1851 teDib;rNN'
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CLA1RYoYANT NTARREsTKD.-Mrs. Cora James,
Clairvoyant, was arrested yesterday in
this city on a charge of arson, in the form
of telegram from st. Louis. A strange
mixing up of spiritual and temporal mat
ters, almost equal to the engineering of the
Pope.
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FIRE.-Fire broke out about half-past ten
o'clock yesterday morning in the frame
barn No. 80 Clinton Street, West side, own
ed by George Presley. It was set on fire
by some small boys who were playing with
matches. Damage about $4OO; no insur-
snca
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OLEYELAND 5 zEIE BAILKOAU
WHITES tRBAAosSERt

1856. WHITES LRBASosSE8e lisa
On ara AfssT HouaAg, Oct. ylst, 1854, Pr.staEa'
F,rAtna sIil ruu as .Ohog1s ,SundAya s1oeptedG
LEAVE CLEVELAND
e.5a- A u-DAY ENPREnS r6AIE-d.op7ihs >.
HEiJuEnbJ, tilesssIs, r sdisop. Gsnt -, Ash
tthpse slonHesur ard aiI=rf nrly, and Erriye -
Eris Ei - ? H.. puliiorE t:is ,. a., bu1Hh
iss =. -dtEOIHsATf XPREss-s5oVEniy
Faine.svilia, AaotabulR End Ga ard only. and AZ
Efyes Al Er!e6:tl = =, b1EEirE :. q p =, suf
,.D 90 n,@a T. akiI. AAD ACCOMMODATIONS
St1ppins It al st@tsona AGd arrive - sris q
,oo = N .ENieHr nxPuEss THAIE--stoEvias a,
PsdnseTills Ashtsi'pl1 sn3 GirErd only, And
srrfToo Il Erie Is - 7:te a. ~. nunklgF so
/. H.. BuGslo Z isz1A ~.
LEEgH gzIE.
80 A. H.-NlaBT ESPEslF T0Alr-7otosTiat
As Girard, Aln5shuia aud talaeaviila OnlT, an
nrrfFs Ell UIsV slaad - ~ a. =.
S;lB A. 81 HAIL AND AUCUHmODATICs
TEAI8-stoPFinz It al stations and arrive .
lndh A. H,-rOLEDO EXFREss--ss5pplns az Il
Ttattous sxospt sV sr vile, SsybrOOk, Uniongi1s
Perry, Mentor and WSoklne, aud arrives .
s.1s > H,-DAY ExPREsS5 rRATH-stospIns .
Girard, ,Connssut, Ashtabula, Geneva Painef
Vile only ard arriyes In Cleveland 81 S.25P ?.
~ second Bsss Oers are Eua On Al hrodsi
An the trains going tssIWaro connect st CleEslAn,
yitb trains tor Toledo, Chicago, OOlumbus Ctnoln
natl IndihnaBolis s. Lonin, &c; aut 81 thEo1ft
t-1i1s ~ tie Me- York 4 Ers tlallruad AMI at BHi
fsI With those o. Ehs HeE YORK CsnEra 4 Buialo
HsW York UitY 8airosdh for New York AlbsnS'
Boston, Niagara FAls, &c, and Rt Erie y u trHini
On The PhnsdeSphia srie Rstr0ad.
~ Day EIpreas. csst and Moes- oobRecu :.
5irard with Trains Uu Erie PitlEbarsl kziiroas
for blnesVilis, sssdTl'ie, J.alsssolsa so. -.
rasv,I.nJ Oct t7st lssl
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MACHINE SHOP GOING UP.-Mr. Stone, pro-
prietor of the old Ives Brewery which was
burned down last winter, is erecting q ma
chine shop on the ruins of that establish
ment. The new building will be about
half the size of its predecessor.
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Connections ara made st MonrosEilis With the 6as
dusky kfsu5heid HsNGrk Z. u. At Clyde with u
sAndus,Iy Dayton 3 OinohnAti b. Il. at FremoL
With lts ffemoHt ! Iudiauz u. o.; snd II Tolsd
With the Michigan Southern 3 Northern lRdt8nA an
Toledo 4 Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit
JaokHfn, FOIt WAYNE, LOgansport. Lefgyotts, Cairs
Alton St. LouiS and all SoiutS West, Northwest sbi
Southwest.
Trains arrive 10 cleveland from Toledo and iki
West at g.29 A. H., 7:a ,. =, rad s:t ?. y. 8rcH
SAndusky At 9:l5 A.. a.. i. ID. HuUhHb, supt.
nd Oct % 1874
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CLEvE1.ANp AND roLEDo z B
:. RlNrEE AeaAseEnAa.

Un and aflof McHsag, Oos Ftgt. tt65 Fsssaagci
T.rLias in leave Olsve!s1a oIlsGs EundAys Sz
csrs8d.
s.iG A. M-OHIUAGO ENPEkSB.--StOss ~ BorsA
GSaflon, Oberlin. WsksHsAH. Hcrgaiks Aonroe
VIe, Believes, ClYds, Frsnsout and ElinoTs
ard arrives ct 1cledO at l2:t5 P. -. UnicAgO o.
U:fOPH aud Detroit % ?. 4.
a,ta p INVEST ElIN EAIL.-Stops az al station
Ou Southern Division, AID arrives At Toledo
jas P. n; chicago ~ S;t5 A. -. sud Detroit q
I0.0 r. n.
a;nP M.-HORrHEk1 MAIh-Stops at ali az
tons on Northern Division, and arrives 81 hAu
dnHkY ct T:IO p. n.
ma p H.-HIGHT ExPRESg.-stOSs 81 GrAfiobl
HoruAlf. houroeyille, Oyds and Fremont. an5
arfivsS ~ TOiedn Al = A. n Uhinaen At n ~
IN nad Detroit at .6l A. 4,
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MACHTNISTs.
FLOUR AND FEED.

ELOURI FLOURI FLOURI AT RE-
DUCEB PRICES.-6,OOO bbls fresh ground
Flour all grades; some very choice brands Of Red
and White Wheat. suitable for hmily or bakers
use for sale at Warehouses lS Merwin st. Gro
seryuien. Bakers and others in want win consult
their oEn intersst6 by examining our stOoks
sD14 GARDINER, BHRT q CO..
DYE FLOURI RYE FLOURl-For
l. ualef \ Iots TO suIt, ct Warehouse Of
.1sS GARDNER PURT m
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CH1oAao MARKEr-.May II

FIOur-QEiet
" s's,s,,t-Upssttled. No l opened at 81 101%,
II cIo.rd weak at 81 O8; No 99Sc.
C0rn-Dull at o.oline Of 50 &c. Sales at ts9
Cos FOR No. /; 5l1z652o for No l.
Saefs-FiTm. Sal at 33c for No. l.
migV.ines-Dull and nominal sRlss at 81 96
ProvisiOBs-Dur. Prime mess Pork sls O'@
s21 00 smoked Hams l9c; LAID Quiet at lac.
FreIghts-null and declined le
ReecEDfs Flour, ZsiO bbis, wheat, 1900 bu
corn, 81 90; oats, 500.
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MARINE NEWS.
1.0RT OF CLEVRLAND.

ENTERED. IL.
stmr Morning Star, YigeT Detroit.
Prop Sew York, MOaro, DuakiIk
Prop OWegO, BroWn, Buffalo
Prop Tiogs, SiSsOn, bunkirk
Brig Iroquois, B. cker, Buffalo
sohr eultan, Anderson. Duneas, 100 m lumber
S. .hr John Tibbitts, Disbrow, Cg,lens0urgh, los
tons iron ore
schr Roeder, Youog, Saginaw, 40 m lumber
Schr nm RARkin, kunsky, IOledo, 63OO bu wheat
Gehr Ida, Bar tlstt. Burweli, 45 m lumber
ScoW U Grant, Averill, Port al Pslse
OLEARED...............M MAY IL,
stmF Morning Star, Viser, Detroit.
Prop OHegr, Beowh, To edo
Prop New York, Monrc, Toledo
sohr GoVsroO T ylor, Chatham
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UsO POrter's Cure of Pain,
Use Porter's Cure Of Pain.
Use PortsT's Oere Of Pain.
-r+ Use POrt-r's Cure Uf Pain.
Use POrter's Cure of Pain.
my2 Use Porter's Cure of Pain. MSdtW
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BUFFALs, MARKET--.day IL
ley TGIEGRkPH.I

FIOur-Tull.
Wheat-DuI saiss No l OhieAgo spring As
81 ~ OsIy lisht milling damand.
s'Oru-Dnn. Fellow s5c.
On1s-Ot ened At $50 and closed firm at acc,
BarEeY-Duu-
Rye-Dal-
Whisky-Duu. Sales at 50 %.
Canal Freights-To New York, corn l01lo,
oats &C. To Albany corn 80.
Lake Imports Flour 1858, wheat II, csc,
canal BxpOrts-FIour . ,557 bbls, wheat sl,-
5ls bu, corn 5000, oats 1890.
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Conper Stneks-NIaY II.

BY TELEGRAPH.
Prices Of Mining Stocks bid In Boston to day:
Central 50; Copf er Falls ls1S; HRnroek = Frank
lin a Huron 1881; Isle ROyale, no bid; Minne-
sofa rs, Quincy 20; RO,kiand 5.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12

ARrFNUs WAED.-The prince of showmen
will be in Meadville to night, and do his
Mormons TO the edifcatien of the large
auditory he will have there.
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nyG:R5

RemOVaI-on the first of June the Gents
Furnishing Emporium, 1856 Bank street will be
removed to 14l Superior strest, under the Weddeil
House, 1.-THE store now occupied by N. E. Oritt'n-
den y therefore extra Inducements will be offered
for the next thirty days to s the old patrons, and
as many new ones ss may favor us with call, to
select from the finest assortment OF Furnishing
Goods west Of New York city.
mvle21g MOTT HAIGHT.
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M PURCBAsRKS or ORGANS

Mslodeops, or HarmoniuBs Every one hsv.
ing any thought OF purchiDg an inStTumedt Of this
class nov or At any iuture time should send Tor one
81 sIsson HRmlin'B Csbinst- Organ Circulars,
which will be ssut to any eddress entirely free of
which will be ussful to every purchaser ofsueh an
fDstfuusnt such a. articles on "HoE to Jodss Of
4 MuaicaI Instrument" sHistory Of the Organ"
ssHistory OF Besd Instrumenis," &c, SO.
Addreas MASON BROTHERS,
5a5 Broadway, New Yerk,
Or MASON 8 HAMLIE, ,274 WashiPgtOn street,
Boston, at5r.f7.g a=sr pTl0ssQ9
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A TLANTIC & GREAT WESTERN
n RAILWAY.
Spring and Summer Arrangements.

IEEes Effect Monday, Asreh 2otA, 1855.
Two Throagh EXpress Trains tOGnyl between
CLEVELAND and NEW YORK.
'DAE ExPREss, kssves sUlsVeland (SundaJs exospi
edl At $50 n, arrives At Msadyile 81 2.J 2. n
Dinnsr) Salamanca 1t Sb6 ?. -, (Sl ,oping Gar
and New York 81 l:l0P. n,
'sHIsHT E1PRsss," lea7ss UlsVaiaDi C5stardsy.
sxospted,l ct 9:15 ?. ~. Sleeping Cars attached,
arrives at MeadVllIs At LEO a. n, HAlamanoG .
$50 A. ~, ard New York At i0.sO ?. y.
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SAFES AND SCALES.

FREDERICK OYRIAX,
Freneh Fancy steam Dye works ANT
~ GIeaaing establishments,
BelVideFe Farm, 8ast Cleveland, and
96 Seneca Street.
orTIcr-l04 Seneca st., Cleveland, o.
mean to make this the BssF DYE-HOUSE IN
TBE WEST. and shall spare no effort to give sat
I call the especiaI ATTENTION Of Gentlemen to the
IMPROVED FRENCH STYLE
OF Cleaning or Re-dTsing OF mAde-up Garments.
ynh
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Death OF q. J. PAISE.-The Milwaukee
Sentinel of late date states that Hortensius
]. Paine, formerly of Painesville. died in
the former city last Sunday night. It says;
Mr.. Paine, who was a son Of General
James II. Paine, and brother of Hon, Byron
Paine, came TO this city, with the family,
we think about 1S47, some IS years ago,
from Painesville, Ohio, and he's resided
here since. We have seldom had occasion
10 record the death of ono of our citizsns,
more generally known, more useful to the
public, and whose death will be more gen
erslly and sincerely lsmented than that of
Mr.. Paine. To moral constitution radio
ally right on all questions, and to high
degree of intellect was added an overflow
ing kindness, and a physical constitution
ever prompting TO activity and labor. AS
the effect of such a combination, Mr.. Pslne
was the foremost man in all good works,
and the last to relinquish the labor. Anti
slavery, temperance, reforms of all kinds,
and lately the cause of the government
against rebellion, enlisted his most active
energies. The First Ward particularly, in
which he resided, will long remember with
gratitude his untiring energies TO fill her
several quotas, and the success he achieved.
Indeed, 10 his IabOrs in this direction, is
ascribed the origin of the illness, which in
its severity. destroyed his excellent organ
izAtion, and resulted in his untimely death.
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NEW Coal YARD.-Mr. George Gilbert, of
Euclid, has made large coal yard along
side the canal ct Seneca Street bridge.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12

The Cleveland Leader has been enlarged
recently by Increasing the length of its
columns, and otherwise improved. Very
few papers in Ohio are conducted with more
enterprise than the LEADER. Il sFtabRIa
8sntiask.
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INFORMATION WAHTED-Of Lou
i isa Mcdonald, who left her husband, il Detroit.
the lsth day OF October last and TO Cleveland
On a yisit to her cou sin, who sigued his anne q.
Smith Any information OF her whereabouts, or OF
Smith, Will be th .nkfuly received BY her father
TIls1S mTs.5oS az MICHAEL TITUS.
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EOtiee.-Il is said mcst wonderful cures OF
Syphilis or SO called private disease, Ia all It's
stages, are being effected by DR.. DeHart' at NO.
l30 Jefferson avenue, Detroit, Mich. 3 me ne"
plan OF treatment has been adopted, BY which he Is
enabled to ulIy free the system Of this deathy IN
lection Old, lingering cases, from all PaIts Of the
country, are applying to him. POst-ofiee address,
Drawer G25, D, troit, Mich. mySZ'O
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New York Stock Market-Asy II.
[BT TELEGRAPH.
Government StOehs-Less active and s
shade essier U. 5. sizes Of 1881, coupons, lO91s;
Fiye-twsnty coupons lO41S; do new issue, 1913 si
Ten fOrtiss, coupons. So
stOeKs-Better. OaiO Mississippi certificates
26 Quicksilver 63l = Hud4On 1929; N. v. Central
%. Erie TGlz; Rssding -; Michigan Southern $50
llinsis Central 1i41{; cleveland 4 Pittsburgh
ca northwestern Is, do preferred &c, Rock Isl
RuG "a; Prairi Du Chi n -; Fort Wayne 94k.
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Second Ward Relief society will hold a
meeting IN the psrlor Of the Stone Church. TO- NOR
row CFridsy) sfterr oon at 8 o'clock. myl2e
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MOTT & HAIGHT.
Recond Ward Drnft.-t

second ward Drnft.-COntributor to "sec-
ond Ward Association" ave hereby notified that
dividend Of IA per cent. has been declared, from
surplus remaining Aher filling the entire quota
and that the same can be obtained from J. V. Pain
ter Treasurer No. I45 Superior street. between the
hours Of 8 A NJ. and 4 P. NJ. Members will please
present their certificates.
By order Finance Committee.
P. ROSE, President.
s. g. BARRIB, Secretary. mJS;2lO
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WhEATON'S
ITOH.

s. 6. BARRIB, Secretary. my
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M n TS'
NATIONAL BANK,
Authorized subscription Agent

Designated Depository for all Public Monies.
and Financial Agent Of the United States.
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CITY NEWS!

Elegant Ribbons in all choice colors,
opening at Mrs. Shaw's Rooms. ms
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Ten CompositOrs wanted. Apply At the
LEADER Job Room.
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1884. PonnByIVanls Central 1884
DOUBLE TRACK RAILROAD.

One traIn runs daily use miiss,) via Ausntovu
without change Of OArn, arriving
IN ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER ROUTES
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LOCAL NoTTUEs.


When men were fond, 1 smird snd wondered how"
People Cured Of that lifs-dsstroyiDg disease,
Catsrrh, bat upon inquiry at the Druggists, find
that this happiness is produced by the use OF Dr. D.
H. seely Liquid oatarrh REMEDY. Try it.ms:RS
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ITOH.

SCRATCH. OINTMENT. SCRATCH
Will cure the Itch in 4s hOurs-also cures Salt
Rheum, Ulcers, Chilblsins, and all EruptiOnS Of
the Skin. Price 30 cents. By sending 90 cents to
Weeks end Potter ITO Warrington st., Boston, will
be forwarded fres by mail. For sale by all Drug
Rists. srRoEs ARMSTRONG, Cleveland, Agents
Sor Horthern Ohio mh14:F dkW
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Railroad Items.

APPRAISAL OF PROPERTY.-The Board of
Auditors were yesterday occupied with Gp-
praising and assessing the property of the
Mahoning Railroad Company. The result
will be duly announced.
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oPTIcIAN9.
Z. H. SOLnMoMSnN

70 = . , = ~ = ="
sFRctioa and Scientific OptoiAu, Essps tha IarEs5i
A1aortmeBt OF Optical instruments 10 the city. Bs
tag an old establishment, and having BE-, eKtsna
lively patr0nissd he has the cOnndenos thstts
present stock viii warrant the continuance Of pu
lic faVOrB All his speotacea of Ahe best quAlk
of crystal zlassaa ground under his 0En inspsotion
In al cases curing weakness, dizziness, and hnpsrt
ing strength or long reading and hns sssinE- Ari
ilaoial eyes inserted without pain.
OFFIUE-IS0 Superior s., hrst door trUHa tie "a
uanor the Annrican Hotel.
~ Beware Of sr.v~lsrs claiming 20 - Mr. Sole,
n0nson or his sgsns iulyaG
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(AMEErcA. HOUSE BUILD Ea.l

sbRRAPi BF READi READi6G
The most Liberal, the most Fair, the most Origi-
nal the d OF Popular, ths most sar reessful Enter
prise ever inaugu Ated, aud endorsed by the PRESS
aud PUBLIO Of NV York, Buffalo, Pittsburgh,
aud al the argt st cities, East and west.
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TRAVELER's KEGIsTERs

- Oitissns Wishing oOnVeysnos 20 eitheE OF tina
Above Trains BOAs, win be called for By Ooaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line By leaving their nadre2
AZ the Omnibus Onioe, l4T 5nPsriOF Etrest, next
door to the WsddsIl HouBs.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-The May term
OF this Court will begin next Monday. Sew
eral cases will come up this term for sec
ond and even third hearing. On Tuesday
the case of damages from the death of
Jacob ROeder will come up for the third
tiIae. It is claimed by plsintifEs that
through the negligence of the city said
ROeder fell into the Cuyahoga river aud was
drowned.
The assignment ofnew cases will be made
on Tuesday next.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-12
The Nsx Yors Herald ava

The New York Herald says:
There has never been su enterprise inauguratsd
Ia ahis city which has beea more generally patron
ized or given more general satisfaction, than tha8
Of the Presentation Entertainments given by thu
New YORK MAnufaetu ing jew iers' Association.
The New York tribune says:
The best krtistes prOcurAble in the city, are en-
gagged for these entertainments and it ms to b
the dete minntion OF the IrecIora to leaVe nothing
undOBe 10 please aud satisfy their patrons. 1hera
ia n delay, no anxiety the part Oftoe purehas-
ers to know whst they VI I receive The present ia
given when the ticket n purchased, and they go
AWAY with n tioket or a first class entertainmentI
worth The price paid for tue tiCkst, and present.
worth at least mueh 1t retail prices, and per-
haps great deal Tore.
The New York Times says:
The extreme hheralitF and fairness with which
Mr.. KiiAs, thu Aetna Of the Manufacturing Jew
elsrs' Association, has conducted everything re-
latiBg to these entertainments, have made them
more popular than any thing Of the kind ever gtr-
en- IN New YOfk, and the sale Of Tickets has been
very large. l. he AL Ot Mr. Tlat' promises, every
expectation held out in relation to these entertaiu-
n ents, has been more thsa realized.