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American BeIIes.---America is justly proud
Of her beautiful ladies, but how many Dar their
beauty, and lose their health and youth, become
prematureIy old in appearance, by negleeting to
take proper care of their teeth. There can be nc
excuse for this, as Sozodont,.. pronounced by all
worthy splace between thesweetest lips, can now
be had in all civilized countries.
Sold by Druggists and Perfumers.
ian qIQB1t
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OO6 SUPERIOR ST, CLEVELAND, o.
(Entranos through Hawks Storey
JOSEPH IRELAND, Architect.

Associate Member of the American Institute OF
Architects, and formerly pupil Of r. G.. Hatfield,
asq., Am. lns. Areh'ts, New York City, respect.
i1ily announces that he has opened an ofhce as
above, where he may be consulted on and after
Monday, January 25, ls65. Having had large
experience Of several years in New York city, he
offers to the public his professional services in the
practice Of Modern Architecture as an Art.
The Public particularly those about to build, are
invited to call and inspect original designs;
Communications by mai promptly attended 70.
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SLIGHT CHANGE OF TIHE-There has been
rue stIetdo6h Toledo tram. It
comes in now few moments before the
departure of the afternoon train on that
road, instead of after, as formerly.
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A CHESTNUT DEALERS HoNEsTY.-A laugh
able scene was lately served up, gratis, to
spectators at the Union Depot. Among
other chestnut and apple venders there,
there is an elderly, half blind Irishman,
who plies his trade with cheerfulness and
honesty. One of his late exhibitions of
the quality which is held in the proverb to
be the best policy, was quite amusing. All
the chestnut dealers charge five cents per
glass of these nuts, and our hero insists on
taking no more than the current price. On
the occasin referred to young man came
up to him, and taking two glasses of chest
nuts handed tho vender some scrip, and
quickly withdrew. The old man looked
scrutinizingly at the money with his sole
eye, and the many bystanders thought that
the young man had cheated him. The
dealer called and shouted to the young
man, who hurried through the crowds and
seemed, in his persistent deafness, to be a
mean scamp. The cid man left his baskets
and ran shouting for his customer, and
finally making him hear, lead him back
to the baskets, and paid him dime
scrip. Theyoung man had given two dime
instead of two half-dime scrips. Thecrowd
raised a wholesome shout of surprise and
laughter, st the unexpected upshot of the
affair.
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POLICE CoURT.-Judge HesseRmueller took
action on the following docket yesterday
morning:
Drunkenness Patrick Moran, Mary
McGue, Daniel Brown and Frederick
Clark, fnded 81 and costs, each; AIexan-
der McAlister, S. and costs.
Disturbance-Antone Diehlman, David
Hoban, Levi Weidler and Herman Rich
wine, fined SO and costs, each; Cornelius
Menahan and Richard Sloan, nolled.
Z Keeping Disorderly House-John Blair,
Assault and Battery-Richard Sloan,
John Brannan aud Patrick Menahan, $40
and costs, each; ". G. Thompson and Ann
Thompson, cases continued to January 18th,
bail $50, each; Michael Killrain, the costs.
Burglary-Mary Kerrigan, case continued
to January 11th, bail $500; John H. Far
rell, James Lee, ,.Godlieb Kabar and Eugene
Vets, all nolled.
Resisting 0fficer-Marsh Viets, nolled.
Grand Larceny-Lewis French and Levi,
Pendleton, bound over to Court of ComT ,o1
Pleas, in bail of $500, each.
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~ HOtW sTOUak NARRET.

INV HohAI Jan. v IsJ5.
Government StOeks-Aciivs and frmer-
United StRtes sizes Of 1881, coupons, Ill; do
registered -; do 6-20's, coupons, 1Oi 4; do 1O-4O
coupons, 1O25S; 7-3O Treasury notes -; One-year
Certificates 971l
StOeks-strong. Tennessee skies go -; Ohio
& Mississippi certificates -; Quicksilver 9s5<
Maiposa IS; New York Central IIs; Erie s35S
Hudson 1l01<; Beading 1l61%; Mich Central 1l25SS
Michigan Southern North Indiana 751T; Illinois
Central l2s; Cleveland & PittsbTg s51S; Chicago
& Northwestern 395<; DO prsfer'd 7li Rock Isl-
and -; Quincy -; Pittsburg, Fl WsyneS Chi
oago I0l5z; Erie preferred 9s; Toledo 109k; Can
ton 3f1li Milwaukee Prairie du Chisn As.
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ATTEMPFTo BREAK JAIL-TnIELY DISCOVERY
OF OPERATIoxs.-It is but short time since
VIC gave an account of an attempt made by
three convicted burglars to break jail, and
but just now the old jail has been put to
another test. Wit is stronger than wood or
stone or iron, if it has half chance, ID
so had it not been for the suspiciOr u,,i,h
Sheriff Nicola has had ever sir bia .d-
ministratiOn began,-suspio' ,on. tbot COM.
one was trying to bres' o,,t and Co. A. :
strict watch ne has k' ,ptsince,-there would
Is nave Doen a gene raj jail-delivory here last
Sheflh lcola states that on Sunday he
=, ,Uunu II the cell of one of the Kintleys
mes saws and chissels, and from the pre-
vlGF,sly discovered fact that these burglars
CO aid leave their cells, he knew they must
! have q key secreted somewhere. He COM
pelled the one on whom his suspicious fell
to give up this key, when he found it would
open any cell in the prison. 1t ia impossi-
Bile to tell where this "devil's master
/ piece" as Mr.. Greeley calls the key, was
concealed.
The burglars had been working every
night for some time in tho hall outside their
cells, and it vas dicovered that the iron
bars which protect the windows of the
jail on the outside, had been more or less
filed. The Jail is so constructed that man
can step from the upper tier of cells across
the narrow space, or hall, to the windows,
which can be easily lowered The design
was of the burglars to saw of the bars, and
slip down them to the ground. Fortunate
/ ly, Sheriff Nicola discovered them in the
nick of time, and frustrated their plans.
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Card.-Hussey & Mcbride desire to inform their
friends and correspondents that they purpose con-
hning their attention exclusively Ito the OIL busi
ness, retiring from the Produce, Commission and
Forwarding in favor Of Malone, Petit Co., whom
they recommend to their favorable consideration,
trusting that the patronage with which they have
been favored for the past fifteen years. will be ex-
tended to their successors.
HUSSEY & MCBRIDE.
In reference to tho above, the undersigned re-
specially inform the numerous friends and cores
ponpents of Hussey 3 Mcbride, that they have en-
tered into co-partnership under the name and style
of '' Malone, Petit Co.." and will continue the
Commission and Forwarding business in the same
premises, No. 127 and 129 River street, and hope by
strict attention to business, to secure continu-
ancs Of the aTors extended to their predecessors.
HIP. MALONE,
". B. PETIT,
ian4.ls5 wa. KeLLMYER.
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TIE SPECIAL INCOME TAX should be paid
by January 10th, 1865, to avoid the ten pei
eentum penalty thereon, and costs, as pro-
vided by lay.
RICHARD C, PARSONS,
Jan5:ls5 Collector.
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$500 REWARD.

TNVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
II WARD in obedience to ths following resolu-
non, adopted at the meeting of the City Council o
the City Of Cleveland, at their meeting D. oember
10th, 1864, viz;
WHEREAS. Michael MehAn, the supposed mur-
dereT Of Edward Gibbons, Jr., in this city en- the
night of the 9th of November last is still at large
Notwithstanding the reward offered by the Mayor,
In Pursuance OF q resolution Of tho Council for his
apprehension; and, WHEREAS, IL is one, II not the
very highest Of our duties, to protect the lives
fellow citizens and bring to Justice the perpe-
TRAITORS Of such acts Of violence and bloodshsd,
therefore,
ResolUed, That the Mayor bs authorized and re-
quested to increase the reward now offered for the
arrest and safe lodgment in jail Of the said Michael
Mehan 10 FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
hereby offer reward of Five Hundred Dollars
(this offer supesediHg any previous oiler by me
made) for the apprehension and safe lodgment in
the jail ofthis eouaty Of the above named Michael
Mehan.
Tho following Is tbs description Of said Mehan
He is about i've (5 feet SIX (6) inches high stoop-
shOuldored. dark complexion. brown hair, hsztl
eyes curl In the left Of his mouth when talk
ing; Is between 2l and 22 years Of age and had on
when last ssen, black coat, gray pants and false
mOustache. GEO. B. SEHTER,
Dec. 27th, 1884. [ds2s:Is5l Mayer.
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PRoMoTIoNs IN NORTHERN OHIO REGIHESTs.
The following recent promotions in North
ern Ohio regiments are announced:
2SD INFANTRY.
Lieutenant Colonel James NJ. Comley to
Colonel Uice R. B. Hays, promoted to Brig
adler General.
25TH INFANTRY.
Captain E. G. Culp to Major; First-Lieu-
tenant John o. Archibald to Captain /;
Second Lieutenrnt Austin Haughton to
First Lieutenant.
29TH INFANTRY,
First Lieutenants Silas G Elliott and
Lyman II McAdams to Captains; Sergeants
VIM H Waight and Rollin L Jones to Cap
tains Sergeants Almer B Paine, Ulysses
s Hoxter, Joshua Hile, Addison Andrews,
Stephen Kissinger, Thaddeus E Hoyt,
Rush Griswold, B F Maudeback, David
W Thomas and Folger to First Lieuten-
ants.
104TH INFANTRY.
First Lieutenants S NJ Knapp, Edward f
Tracey and Daniel NJ Stearns, to Captains
Second Lieutenants Samuel Cope, James
C Tsggart, G P Reed and Henry Wick, tc
First Lieutenants.
ID CANALR1s
sergeants VIM Robinson, Joseph A Nc
Elroy and Lorenzo D, Bosworth, to Second
Lieutenants.
IMPORTANT DRAFr CIRCULAR,-PrOvost
Marshal Nash yesterday received the fol-
lowing circular in relation to the assign
ment of quotas, from the Office of the Stat,
PROV ost Marshal:
HEAD QUARTERS A. Al
Prov. NIL GENT FOR ONO,
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan, z. 1865.
Circular Letter No 2.
I. The quota under the call of Dec. 10Th
1854, will not be assigned to sub-districts
A new apportionment, embracing all cred
its up to decem Der 3lst 1864 will be mad
as soon as the proper data are received a
the Office of the Provost Marshal General
II, The monthly report of correction
of enrolment will hereafter be forwarde'
to the Provost Marshal General, through
this office.
Thereport must be mailed promptly q
the end of each month.
By command of
Col. Porter A. NJ. P. N. G'l for Ohio.
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Jan 101S5

Fat HOgs.-Protessor John Beck has lot Of
nice stock hogs at the Stock Yards, above the At
lantie and Great Western Railroad Yard. Thole
in want ofbogs to feed had better call on the Prof
fessor scon. janlO;ls5.
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N.T. HONEY RIARKET Jan.

By TELEGRAPH.l
ATOney-Staady at %.
Sterling ExchRnge-Quie at 10s5s9l0sA
for gold.
GOld-Quist ard without dsciEei chang
Opening at 2265E, declining to 2261S s3Tsneing to
2271{, and closing at T265z9227.
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The friends of Rev E. S. GiIlet viii make him a
pastoral visit in the lecture Of the St. Clair
street Methodist Episcopal Church, corner of Wood
andSt. Clair streets, on Wednesday evening, 1lth
inst. ian10l55
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Donation VIsit..--There will be donation
Visit at Rev J. B. Aliens, in Brooklyn Centre, on
Wednesday afternoon and evening, January llth,
1865. All are invited to attend.
jan9:1s5;Itwy
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NEADv1LLE ITEMs.-We find the follow, ng
items in the last Beadville Republican Il
We are informed that Mr., VIM. Osbor
of Hayfeld, and MIR. David McGin. Of
Woodcock, who went West few days since
to purchase cattle, wero robbed of over S85, :
GOO in Chicago.
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The County Commissioners mat on No,

The County Commissioners met on Mon
day and made the following excellent ap
pointments for the present year:
Attorney, Harvey Henderson, ESQ.,; Clerk,
Thomas s. Minniss, Esq Mercantile Ap-
praiser, A. J. Hunter, of Mead; Physician
for County Poor House, DR.. D. Best; Pnysi-
clan for Jail, DR.. J. C. Cotton; superinten-
dent of County Poor House, Willism
seowden, jr; Janitor for CoE<t House, Henry
Mccoy.
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The regular monthly meeting Of tho Soldiers
Aid Society will he held this afternoon, January
10th, at three O'Clock, in tho Of the Society
No. 95 Bank street.
Jan'yloi1s5 SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
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&OUsUUU in sums to suit--at the old stand
and Well-kHoWn WAGEER'5 LOAN OFFICE, on
Securities Of every kind, viz; Gold and Silver
Wstohes, Diamonds, Silver Ware, JoWelry, Guns,
pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, helOdeons,
and all r,Srsonal property and articles Of value
ths most satisfactory terms Business strictly pFf-
Vsts. Established 1851. n. B.--A variety OF m
redeemed WEtchos, JsWslFy. Gems, ko-, for sEls It
Bargain.
--01ios-eaznsr - water and euperior EtrsstE,
oTsr Davis and PstE5ito's Clothing Store.
=ootas J. O. \ Y. WAGEER.
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A Mr.. Wilson, while On his way to visit
friends in this place this week, had his
pocket picked at West GreenviIIe station,
He lost about one hundred dollars. TIE
act was committed just as hsRas getting on
the cars.
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BURIAL OF LIEUTENANT COLONEL 'C1,PE.-
The remains of the late LieuteDp mt. Colonel
Clark arrived in this city last Saturday,
attended by Mr.. s1d Mrs. Il. W. Clark,
uncle and aur-is of the deceased, and were
buried rrym their residence on Euclid
slree' yesterday afternoon. ....
As we have before stated Colonel CLARK
fell in the battle of Franklin, Tenn, and it
being impossible to bring off his corpse, it
was inferred and passed within the lines of
the advancing enemy. When the defeat of
Hood in front of Nashville was known, Mr..
and Mrs. Clark went South and recovered
the body.
The Colonel was bearing onward into the
fight the cOlors which had been dropped
with the life of their former bearer, and
shouting to his mon to follow him, when a
ball struck him in the head.
Those who have looked upon the remains
report them life-like in appearance even
now. The form and features have the atti-
tude and expression of quiet sleeper.
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EOtIee<-Our store will be closed at c o'clock
P. NJ, except Saturdays, until April 1st.
jsnh1s5 s, A. FULLER & co.
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The undersigned have this day formed a
copRrtnership under the style of j. G. Sim
mons & Co., for the purpose of conducting
Produce Commission business at the old To-
cation of J G Simmons, so Merwin street.
], G. SIMMONS,
Fl. C. DENING.
Cleveland, o., Jan. ?, 1865. ian2:1S5.
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FIRST WARD RECRUITING Association
This Association has taken the character
of q "Mutual Protection Association" 1t
has adopted the same rules for its govern
mont as governed the similar association
in September last. The time for joining
has been limited to January 18th. meet.
ing of the Association will be held at the
Engine House on Thursday evening, and
each evening thereafter until the 18th Of
January. Every man who wishes protec-
ton from tho draft should be present.
WM. MELHINCH, President.
d. CHEsTER, Secretary. lan2:I85
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DEPhBTBREe,

~ Citizens wishing conveyance 10 either g. tig
above Trains B0atH will be called for BY Coaches
Of 5lSyous Omnibus Line By leaving their address
81 the Omnibus once, 1T supSgioT street. uext
door to the Weddell House.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK

Fiscsl Agent and Designated DepOsisa-
~ Of the United States.
Authorized Subscription Agents for tho New Loan OF
7 $40 TREAS URY NOTES,
On which viii allow liberal commission to deslrs,
VIII keep on hand for sale
UNITED Sta TIES $40 BONDS,
UNITED STATES 1910 BONDS,
UNITED STATES BONDS OF 1851.
UNITED STATES 7.3O TREASURY NOTES.
VIII purchase st highest market rstss
COIN,
OOIN COUPONS,
Q. s. QUARTERAASTERS VOOOHERs,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS. and
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OF all Kinds.
[no3:R3T
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Proposals for Revenue Steam
Cutters on the Lakes,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, I
December gath, 1864.
DR0P0SALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y at this Department until u n. Monday, the
10th day OF January next, for tho construction Of
three or four Revenue Steam Cutters (slde-WheeD
for the upper Lakes, and one or more for Lake On
ta-io.
Specifications In detail will be furnished bidders
on application in person, by letter 10 this De-
partment, or to the Collectors OF the Customs at
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
the Collectors at the principal Lake ports.
The proposals should be sealed and addressed to
the Secretary Of the Treasury and endorsed on the
envelope. proposals for Building Revenue Steam
Cutters.'' W. P. FRsSENDEN,
Secretary of the Treasury.
c30ls6;ThFTikSat:1stp
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Governmental,

ASSISTANT QUABTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
CLEvTLABD, O., Jan. 3D., 1865.
NOTICE.-0N AND AFTER THIS
date HORSES offered for sais to the Uaited States
viii be inspected at the Government Corral on the
Heights.
Hours for inspection will be as follows:
From 10 to u O'Clock A. N.
II to AZ Pm.
BASIL L. SPANGLER,
jsna:Is5:lstp Capt. and A. Q. NJ.
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COMMERCIAL.

aORNINe LMADzR OFTIOE,
MONDAY EvESrsa, Jan. 9th, 1853.
Reeeipts-The reesipts Of Grain by rail during
tho eight hours ending at ons O'Clock to-day
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weekly Bank Statement.
Nrvv Wopw Ian o II
CHICAGO mAEKEF.~Jan. ..

GHEDAeiD HAk6AAE HsHHIh an D.
iBT TELEaRAPHss
FIaur-Dull.
Wheat-Quiet aud declined 719lO. Sales at
COT1n-ouiet at 81 s3a1 IS for rejected.
Oats-Firm at 6512o,
WhfskY-Dull at 81 %,
PrOVfstOns-Qulet.
POrk-Mess SSS 90. prime mess Tuiet.
HOgs-Quiet 40 1l5z9123<o.
Dressed HORs-Steady at 147z9l45<o.
Dry eaIfed Hams-i69<c.
Lard-Duu at 22o for prime; 241S for No. l.
Reeeinfs-Flour 1000; wheat 26O1O; corn 5000;
oats 5000; hogs 5000.
Rose = PreutiRE' Provision Market Re.
port.
The following arc the rates charged By Us;
Hams-sugsr-oure premium hams 3 Dds Q
Driel Heef- o
ShOulders-SugRr-ours y D.................,..l8 o
RaeOn-Or Smoked sides D -..............-...21 Q
IaFd-Prime leaf kettle-rnd'd IN bbls or trcs.24 Q
Primo leaf kettle-Tndr'd a IN Kegs D D.. rs o
POrH-No. mess y 90
Extra clear g 8bbl......-................... Al 90
- No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad dspOts boats. All articles ara
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything IN
the State. Orders promptly filed.
ROSE 4 PREHTIgS.
se1s-B Nos. I42, Ia aad ils Ontario street.
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Fourth Ward.-Those enrolled men who
have not yet subscribed to the recruiting funl
notified that they do so by calling at the Office
Of R. J. Fuller, 215 Superior street, at the En-
gine House on Friday evening.
Subscribers will please call and pay their sub
scriptions at once as above.
Thela grand rally will be made at the Engine
Houseon Tuesday evening All are expected to be
present.
r. I. FULLER,
C.s HOBBS,
J.E. THAYER,
LOUIS SMTTHNIGHET,
A I. BRiMsMADE,
janIG1s5 Committee
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NoT1oE.-I have this day admitted into
partnership with me, Jerome Monroe and
Henry A. Sherwin.
GEORGE sPRAGUE.
Cleveland, Jan. I'd, 1855. jan2:2W
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Y 80 PER UENT. AND IU-4U" NATIONAL
LOAN.
ICommission allowed to subscribers.l
aG-U. 8. Bonds of 1881, 5-2O's. 1O-4O's, Treasury
Notes, and all other Government Securities pur-
chased and for sale on the most favorable terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada Money bought
and sold st best rates. Deposits received and
Collections made of all accessible pointB. incur
rent funds converted st lowest. Revenue stampi
for sale. oc3
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10Th INFANTRY,


First Lieutenants s NJ Knapp, Edward E
Tracey and Daniel N Stearns, to Captains ;
Second Lieutenants Samuel s Cope, James
C Tsggart, G P Reed and Henry Wick, to
First Lieutenants.
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2D CAVALRY,

sergeants VIM Robinson, Joseph A Nc
Elroy and Lorenzo D, Bosworth, to Second
Lieutenants.
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Captain E. c. Culp to Major; First-Lieu
tenant John o. Archibald to Captain
Second Lieutenrnt Austin Haughton
First Lieutenant.
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DIANO WANTED.-Wanted 70 Rent,
III for frona 6 10 u months, good Piano. Address,
with terms and weTe it may o, seen, Box 25 CleFe-
land pOstolice- ianD