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Chicaro Markef-Feb. 6.

FLoUR-Dull. .u n
wHEAF-Dull and declined lie. Sales at sl,ls16.
with few sellers.
CORN-Very dull.
OArs-Dun. f
Observation-Disclosures.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess pork advanced $3.50. Gales
Of good brands at 2s,f5@2I,OO.
BULK MEATs-In demand. Sales Of shoulders at
10Z9lOs4; sides at 1916.
ENGLISH M~EATs-FiTm but quiet. b r-t
GREEN MEArs-Quiet. Hams at 14z916ac;
rough sides at l2A9l2%c.
LARD-Firm at I7@l7Kc.
HoGs-In good demand at s e,75@9.75.
DRESSED HoGs-AdTanced z5@3Oc. Sales
at SI1 ,O091l, 122.
corn 25.OnO bu oats 5000 bu.; live hogs 1900;
dressed hogs 5000.
sHIrMEKTs-FlOur 1900 bblS; wheat $500 bush;
oats Q 500. M N
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PARENTS TAKE CARE OF YOGR
Away with Disease and Matri-
Observation-Disclosures.

MEDICAL COMMON SENSE, treats upon the
Human System inside and out ton all Chronic Dr.
seases and their Treatment-on Barrenness and
Impotency, on Seminal Weakness and Female
Weskness-on Marriage and Sexual Philosophy,
in language everybody can understand, making 6
sensible book for sensible people and a cookbook for
every one. 400 pages-l0O illustrations, three
parts in one volume. Price, S1.s0. Sent by mail,
postage paid, on receipt of the price. Contents
Tables sent free. Address the Author, f.. B.
FOoFE, N. D., 1850 Broadway, New York.
dec29, RIO-tts6moe
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sKIFF AND GAYLoRD's MIxsTRELs.-These
famousIarti6cisle bonies hold forth in Brain
ards Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday even
ing, next week. They offer a new feature
a panorama Of Shernan's march to the sea,
which will be exhibited in connection with
the regular performance. Fun ahead.
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70 eoBsIude with the great PantoEims Of
NAUINA-THE MAGIC STAR.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
Especial to Cleveland Daily 1rADra.l

PrrTsBURGH, Feb. e-6:00P. n.
The Crude oil market is steady, but not very ac-
tive. Current price for bulk and without pack
ages is zoe. Sales 500 bbls in bulk, May delivery,
at zoe 1000 bbls in bulk, deliverable after nsviga-
tion ia resumed, at zoe. Heavy sales were made
the past week on these terms. There is NO stock
Of Crude on hsnd.
Refined dull. Free sold in a small way at CSC /;
no demand for round lots bonded or free.
Bsnzole dull bonded zoe. tt-4k W9 4
Tar in moderate demand at $500.
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A NOBLE LIFE. By the Author of % John
Halifax, Gentleman" New York: Har-
per and Brothers. 1865.
We find in this last story by Miss Mulock
the same faithful delineation of character
which has caused her novels to rank SO high
in popular fiction. The plot of this story is
not difficult, but the characters are sutfused
with more intelligent, purely moral and
nobler aims than inspire and guide the per-
soma of most books. This Z" Life" should be
read by all, and it cannot fail of beneftting
that man or woman who catches its spirit.
For sale by Cobb, Andrews 4 Co.
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DEPARTURE OF Mr.. MELLEN-Mr. L. F.
Mellen, Secretary of the Cleveland Freed
mems Aid Commission, and Agent of the
Freedmen's Bureau, expected to leave the
city last night, bound for Montgomery, Ala
bama, to s~uperintend the distribution of
clothing and supplies to the destitute
freedmen of Alabama, Georgia and Missis-
sippi. About fifteen large boxes of clothing
and five barrels of goods of various kinds
were shipped last night for Montgomery.
We understand that a number of teachers
have been examined during the past two or
three days, and that quite a number Of both
sexes were to accompany Mr.. Mellen to the
South.
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CLEVELAND MANUFACTURERS
ooPPER sMELTING WORKS.

WI In 0uAGLL1G0 HSAh4AD
There are but four establishments in the
o. 8. devoted exclusively to the smelling
Of crude copper, or the alloy as it comes
from the mines. These are at or near
Boston, Detroit, Portage Lake, (Lake Supe-
rior) and Cleveland. The works of Messrs.
J. G. Hussey 4 Co., in this city, are on
Canal street, on the canal; occupying two
buildings, the main works being 5OxlOO
feet, and an adjoining engine house and
cupalo (blasting furnace 4Ox5O feet. The
engine runs the blast furnace and the
power is also used for other purposes. They
began the business in 1851, investing capital
to the amount of $50, 200, which includes
the cost Of the buildings. From twenty to
twenty-five hands are employed at from $40
to SIS per month, and the works are kept
running pretty much all the time. The
copper is obtained at the Lake Superior
mines, where it is worth $500 per ton. A
charge of seven or eight tons is run out
every t~wenty-fOur hours, making from six
to seven tens of refined copper, worth
$SSO,00 per ton, or ~ cents a pound. After
smelling, it is shipped to points where there
are copper manufactures. The works Of
Messrs. Hussey d Co. melt in the course OF
a year from 1000 to 1900 tons of crude
copper, and the business is improving with
each year..
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NEw YoRK PAPERs.-We are under FREE
auent obligations 70 Starr for New York pa
pers in advance of the mails. His news
room contains the latest and most interest
ing periodical literature.
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NY. STOCK Market-Fsb. a.

CONVENIENT s-rooKs-without decided change.
United States skies, $40 coupons OF '65, IO2Z;
Treasury notes-7-30s, LIST series, 99H; DO ID
series, 80; do Sd series, 90; United States OAs year
certificates, new issue, yS56. ...ar-af
Missouri skies 1871.
ErocKs-HeaEy.
New York Central s7T; Erie 7o1z; Reading
97H; Michigan Southern CT; Pittsburgh so;
NOrthwest-preIerrAd 53N; Toledo log. Chicago and
Alton 49,; Hudson SyLS; Ohio 4 Mississippi
Certificates 24%.
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E: B: HALE,

III Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
ESTABLISHED 1852. -
Dealer in $50 and all other Government Bonds.
rent money. C0HPONS oashed without charge.
DEPOSITS received and COLLECTIONS made at
ali points. rr -iau27:RIl
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eBRRLIN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.

p YEAR-Harmony and Part Writing.
SECOND YEAR-Harmony continued, and
Countsrpoint.
THIRD YEAR-Harmony completed, Double
Counterpart, Fuguo Form and Composition.
Great attention Is given to the Piano, Organ,
Orchestral Instruments, and Cultivation OF the
Voice. FOR particulars address
J.. MORGAN, President.
G. W. STEELE,
Principal Of Department Of Secular Music.
Prof. J. NJ. ELLIS,
csI Prof. O. II. CHURCHILL,
noT2a Board Of Directors.
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VOICES OF NATURE. By William Cullen
Bryant. New York: D. Appleton d Co.
1866.
The Appletons are issuing an edition
known as the ~"Companion Poets for the
People. Illustrated" which are on the
whole superior to that put forth by Ticknor
and Fields. This little volume of poems is
finely illustrated. r
For sale by 1ngham and Bragg.
HALLS GUIDE TO THE GREAT WEsr. New
York: D. Appleton & Co. 1865.
This is called the Travellers, Miners, and
Emigrants' Guide and Handbook to the
Western, Northwestern, and Pacific States
and Territories, with a map of the best
routes to the Gold and Silver mines, &c,
&c. 1t is an invaluable work to all the
above mentioned classes.
Ingham and Bragg have it for sale.
ELENBNTs OF tNrELLEcrUAL PHILosoPHY.
By Rev. Joseph Alden, D. D., L. L. D. New
York: D. Appleton & Co. 1866.
Tho object of this book, the author says,
is not to teach a system of philosophy, but
to aid the student in studying subjects
which are adapted to promote fxedness of
attention and discrimination of thought.
The topics treated relate chiefly to the cog
nitive faculties. The general plan is indi-
Gated by the following questions: "What
can the mind dof" allow does it do it ?"
Inghsm & Bragg have it for sale.
WIVES AND DAUGHTERS. A Novel. By
Mrs. Gaskell. New York: Harper and
Brothers. 1866.
On many accounts this, the last work
of the late authoress, Mrs. Gaskell, will be
very widely read, but chiefly because it is
her latest story, and she failed to write FINS
thereto, as death snatehed her away in
the midst of her task. 1t is too late to speak
of the peculiarities and merits of this au-
thoress' books, or discuss her claims to the
admiration and praise of the world in re-
cognition of her genius and worth. She has
gone, leaving her works behind, and thou
sands regret that the mind which has long
delighted them with its activities, is lost to
them forever.
Cobb, Andrews q Co. nave this story for
sale.
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Nor IN sEssIoN.-The United States Court
was not in session yesterday, as Judge
Wilson's health is not ystsuch that he may
with impunity resume his seat on the
hanoh-
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city Council.

TUESDAY EVENING, ~Februaryo.
Council met at the usual hour, the Presi-
dent, Thomas Jones, jr., in the chair.
All the members present, except Messrs.
Buhrer, Dangler, and Reynolds.
Reading minutes of preceding meeting
dispensed with.
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DR.. BUTLER's LECTURE To-NIoHr.-Rev.
Or. Butler, for many years a missionary in
India, will deliver his great lecture on the
"sspoy Rebellion and Life in India, in
Brainard's Hall this evening. 1t is a lee
ture of surprising interest, we judge, from
what the Fall River (Mass) Monitor says
of it:
We anticipated something much better
than ordinary, but our expectations were
far exceeded. After giving, with the aid of
q beautiful map, q very clear account of the
geography and politics of the vast region
where two hundred millions of the human
rase-one-ffth the population of the globe
live and die, the Doctor described the
fearful rebellion of the Sepoys in India, in
its origin, ravsges and results. He showed
that the mutiny was an attempt Of the Great
Mogul, representing the Mohammedan pow
er, to overthrow the British Government
and rid the country of all Christian infu-
ences. His plan was to turn against the
British Government its own soldiers-the
Sepoys, natives of India-but thoroughly
drilled by English officers. 5000, or nearly
~one-twelfth, Of these were already Mos
lens 10000 were Hindoos, but were made
to help by the promise Of restoration to the
rank and power OF Pasha, OF Mana Sahlb,
the ilIegitimate descendant of a long line of
politico-religious rulers. The superstition
and cupidity ofthe ignorant and impulsive
Sepoys were so wrought upon that all these
195,000 men were ready for any work
assigned them. 80 deeply and thoroughly
was the plot laid, that, in the judgment Of
the lecturer, no human power could have
prevented the destruction of every white
person in the land. On May 10th, 1857,
three weeks before the time appointed for
the massacre. some Sepoys, becoming impa-
tent, mutinied, thus enabling some of the
ladies and non-combatants to escape. Those
from BareillY, where DR.. B. at that time re-
sided, were enabled to reach Nynee Tai, one
of the Himsiaya Mountains. There a few
remained during the horrible ~butcheriss at
Cawnpore and other places, and until Have
lsck and his brave men relieved Delhi.
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Rose & PrentIss' Provision Harke

Rose & PrentEssl Provision Market
RepOrE
The following are the rates charged BY US:
HAMs-sugNr-cured premfdm ham, . De-. %
OANvAssED HAMS "Ifij d.. ai
DRIED bEEf-B
SHoULDERs-Sugar-cured D D-.-.-.. 16
BAOON-Or Smoked Sides D D-.-.--....-. 20
~LARD-Prime eafksttle-rnd'd in bbls or tres Is
Prime eafkettle-rnd'd in kegs B D.. Is
PoRK-No. / mess (nswl3 bbl---..-...--.S2 90
Extra clear B l-----..--.-.-.-. 81 90
sS-No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depots or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, andequai to enythingiD
the State. Orders promptly filed.
..r. ROSE 4 PRENTISS.
Nos. 142. IA and ll6 OntArio atreat.
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MEDLEY DAEcE.-The Prize Dance and
Masque Dress Ball, so long in anticipation
by the gay, will come off in CARROTS Hall
this evening. A pleasant time may be ex-
peeted. 2
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The following were the closing questions at $40
Ohio : Mississippi csstlbesses a4eaEx New
9ork Central sszzs9s6ss Erie ~ nedson-
Southern 66zS96gX; Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh 7ess
979<s Rock Island e8%09SZ Northvetera
29H@ssT; do preferred 5sZ95SZ. q
KoSKY-
Market continues easy and no change 70 notice.
soLD. sH
Gold market hrmer towards the close and left on
at 1891 regular and 1891 sellers three.
paid for the use Of $4,000 over night
STERLING ExcHANoE.
There was quite a break in the Exchange market
to-day and prime bankers bills sold at l0769lO7N.
Cotton bills In large supply and deficient Of sales.
PETROLEUM. srooKs.
The Petroleum stock market is fairly active and
the leading shares and prices generally better.
QUOTATIONS..
The sales to-day were at the following rAtesi
Bennehof Run l6G0 BreEoort go Empire City
IS; New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore ConsOl
81; Oceanic 80; Oil Greek 20 Pithole Greek 626;
Shade River $50; United States 1850; Palmer 345
yenango 100; Heydrick So Germania 20; Hamil-
ton MccIintock 100. 4,
pRT GOODS.
There is a slight improvement in the market.
Bleeched and brown goods are decidedly better. d
-Esrafhf aUOFAfIOss. o.
The following are the quotations frOm the Dry
Goods Exchange
BTown shoetings-stark A 80; do N %; do 0 %;
Superior Isis 20. Tloe hnTmfHEE
Bleached shirtingEForestdaie IS; Bay Minis 40;
Bates B B 30. r-fwrtr
Prints-Merimack W Is; D "A; spragus 22H
Richmond IN
Observation-Disclosures 2e; Pacific %.
Ginghams-Glasgow p; Hartford "A. -arfT
Brown Drills-Pepperell 80.
Stripes-Thorndike 34Z; Eagle 30.
Denims-PsarI River 81; Wide World 34LS; War
Hoop sEists-BradIey's Duplex Elliptic, 20 70 50
hoops, s7H9l05; Empress Trail lbs.
sltsI B~IsPATcHHs.i
The following dispatches we're received at the
Dry Goods Exchange:
st. Louis-Trade moderste.
Louisville-BusiI ess very quiet and no demand
for goods, owing to the unsettled prices.
Chicago-Trade good for the season. stoeh
small q f0- -
Pro1idencs-Trads Is quiet, but a better feeling
is manifested. Holders Of Print goods lcCk for
ward to better prizes.
in the prices Of goods.
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REGISTER.
ARRIVALS,

a. Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains or Boats, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus Office, l47 Superior street, next
door to the Weddell House.
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J.H Mcbride, on the LIST Of February,
1865, was admitted Is one Of the firm OF
Morgan Root 4 Co. feb2s2es
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FOR SALE.


"a GENTs-1OOOOF YOU-Did you observe the
n advertisement for the above number Of energet-
ic men 70 engage within the next week in the sale Of
an article that viii command tno reed1est mar
ket OF anything now being soid4 Do net hesitate to
secure this opportunity of making money. There Is
no doubt but the right men in the right place VIII
make q c0mplete 81 cess. Apply personally or by
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A GENTS WANTED-S20.OO PER WEEK
"a Can be made by selling "Lloyd's Battle His
3 tory d the Great Rebellion" complete in one vol.
Price &-B0 and $500. Address B. s. GREEN, room
4 American Building Cleveland, o. yanZ3:S0
HU1NFRD-RARE CHANCE FOR AGEHTE-
w What the people want. Complete History ofthe
Ear, In o~nelsrge volume, spiendidly illustrated, with
over Us dne portraits Of Generals and Battle Scenes.
Themost candid, lucid, omplete, authentic and relia-
bic history publishSd. 1t contains reading matter
equal TO three large volumes. Send for circulars and
Fee orr terms. Address JONES BROS. a CO., III
West Fourth st., Cincinnati. sep22.376d&W
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NEW
LOCAL NOTICES.

DIR. Franklin and the SOuth GarOIi-
ma PlanteF.-A friend relates to US that the
summer before the war at the house ola bospit-
able South Csrolinian planter, he was up one
morning with the sun and was about to venture
forth on a morning walk, when he was checked by
tbs planter at the door.
"You cannot pass, sir>serly."
Too earlyi Why, my 5lOnel, what says
DR. franklin ~
Early to bed and early to rise will make a MN
healthy and wealthy and wise"
Very fine, sir; but all a fallacy. EARLY rising
and the inhalation, upon au empty stomach, of the
morning malaria of this country, North aud South,
have been the d'ath Of thousands-the death of
thousands, sir, from the time of Capt. John Smith
to this day. Wait till after breakfast, fortify your
stomach with a cup of hot coffee, and then, the
noxious vapors of the night being exhaled by the
sun, We will take a morning ride"
But my dear Colonel, I am always fortified
with a wine-glass Of H0STRTTER'S GELEBRA-
TED STOMACH BITTERs."
"Ah, then, sir, you may stick to DR.. Franklin
H 'stetter's agent at Charles on supplies me, and l
am expecting a box to-day with my wagon. Those
Bitters, L find, are a sure protective against all
the fevers resulting from malaria. DR.. Franklin
holds good, sir, even in the swamps of South Car
elina, if fortified with Hostetter's Bitters.' feb5
A Remedy for n PiIes.-It is q blessing
to the suffering TO know that we have an efectua
cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. J. P
Hazarde, of 1A Second street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
takes great pleasure in informing all who are suf-
fering with piles, that he used a small quantity Of
DR.. strickland's Pile Remedy, and it effected a per.
manent cure. This seems TO be the case with all
who make use of this splendid preparation. 1t is
manufactured at No. 6 East Fourth street, Cincins
natl, Ohio, and scldby all Druggists.
Benton & Durham, Cleveland, O.. myers
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Creating q Board of Health and defining
its duties. Second reading,
Supplementary to an ordinance entitled
[" an ordinance to regulate markets and
market teams, and establish market places"
passed December 9th, 1865. Second read
ing.
To grade and improve Hudson street.
Passed.
To grade and improve Humboldt street.
Passed.
To grade and improve Maple street.
Passed.
For the payment of claims. Passed.
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. RAILWAY STOCKS.

At the Stock Exchange a strong attack was made
on Reading, which was the feature Of the session.
There were COCO shares sold at sellers option,
chiefly at CSC, and 1000 for cash at about H5A
above this figure. This had q depressing effect upon
the whole list. and lower prices made After
call the market was heavy and dropping, but rallied
q little bef0re the IoiclOek session The market
was steady at the second Board and rather better
in some respects A the last Board the ma.ket
al very heavy and lover. Iransactions large,
in onsfBstancss exceeding 7oeo shareso Read.
ing and 5000 On Rittsburg = Ire t-aioij A-
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NIinfng stocks-Feb. 8.

The prices of mining stocks bid in Boston to-day
were: 80
Copper Falls 26I; franklin $50; Hancock I2H;
Minnesota 16A; Quincy 50; Boston water power
28%. l Tatr
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TVsT RECETYED.@A large stock Of
81 .piece gsods, 0ver-Ooatingss Cloths. Csesimeres
Snd Vostings. A full line Of taior's Trimming.
500 dos. pair heavy Woolen Socks. Also all knos
Of Buckskin, Woolsn and Cashmere Gloves, Fancy
Shirts. wooden Wrappers and Drawers Of every
5oSefIotion asd variety, $1,000 Massasoit Paper
OoIIarr. so. 600 Geldsmith's Enameled Paper Col
lar1. MOO0M arseiilss Paper Collars. All kinds Of
fancy WooIsn and SIX Ties end Scarf, at
oe g. MAHN1s.
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MoNEY-steady at 5@6 per cent. for call loans.
STERLING E-xoHANGE-Dull and heavy at lO7%
@I0s1s.
GoLD-without material change, opening ct
I39H, declining to 139, and closing at 15s5<,
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PRIZE MEDLEY DANCE
MASQUE ANB FANCY DRESS PARTY.
TO BE HELD AT aARRETT's BALL.
WedueSdaV EVauinP- Feb. Tfh. 1890.

TO BIZ HELD AT GARRETT's HALL
Wednesday Evening, FEB. 5th, 1855.
Tbs following ssegrnt and sOst.y prifss VII b
given:
Ist Prize. Beat Medley Dancer. Gsns-Eins Gold
Wafch Chain.
End Prize, Best Medley Dancer, Lady-Hlssan.
srd Prize, Best Comic Character. ~Gsnt-siivsr
GtS Prize, Best Comic Chsraetsr, ~Ludy-soEd
Silver Napkin Ring.
5th Prize, Best Fancy Dress, ~Gent-silysr Goblet.
9Th Pri1s, Best Fancy Dress, Lady-solid Fruit
Knife.
The above prizes are warranted as represented
and may be seen st s. W. Gafrett's.
oOMaIrTEH or ARRANoIHEHTs.
w. R. Ferris, 7. B. EsvcOmb. WV Ellsw nth
The Managers will spare neither Faihs nor ex-
pense 20 make this the best as well - the most
select party Of the season
Tickets admitting Cent and Ladies' 10 F~loor-sl,50
Spectators tickets, 80 -----.------.--.--.- %
Tickets for sale at s. W. Carrots, where 0EdsH
may be left for carriages.
Music by Billson's Full Band.
- Improper character posi- lively not sdnis-
ted. Policemen will be in attendance 20 see tAAs
this order is strictly enforced.
No rGrdB issued. ian30kfebS-5-I.Z56
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DAILY LEADER.
FEBRUARY I, 1866.
NEW ADVERTIsEMEKTs.

NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Academy Of Musis-Enffstta Troupe.
sozodont-LOcal Eotioe.
Morgan, Root q co.-woOden Ware At Whole
sale.
W. H. Garlick sec.-Annual Meeting.
Lock Box AO-Board Wanted.
Room No. s Johnson's Block-sslesnen Wanted.
155 Root-st.-House and Lot for Sale.
J. N Bailey q cO.-Anorican Cooking Stove.
so Manifestations Wanted.
A. G. S~mith-Local Notice.
L. Il. Holden-Local Notice.
J. G. L. Ingersoll-Dry Goods Store Wssted
- Kinsmsn-st.-Girl Wanted.
Leader 0foe-Safs Key FcuRd.
@ For Evening Edition News
see inside.
~ For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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MUSICAL.
GOLD NTEDAL PIANOS.
Tm. Knahe & Co.'s Grand and Square
.Pian0S. at Ma Eaclid lFenua.

Tam receiving . large stock Of the celebrated
KHABE PIANOS, which fer power and sweetness
offone, easy and agreeable action, and beauty Of
1uish, are by the best judges pronounced unrivsl-
ed Also, q large assortment Of cheaper Pianos,
Cabinet Organs and MelOdeens for sale at low
prices. Every instrument warranted five years.
ns Old Pianos and Melodeons taken In ex-
change G. A BARLOW, Agent.
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The FaTOrites Of the Metropolis.
RRAINARDsS HALL.

THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS, FEB
RUARY sth and 9th, 1886.
The original and inimitabls WOODS MIN
sTRELs, from Woods Minstrel Hall, So Bread
way, N. T., organised in 1881, their hrst travelling
tour IN eleTen years. under the management o.
Cool White, viii appear in Cleveland 90 above an
nouneed, In an entirely new programme, emb0dy-
ing all their great specialitiss original with this
company, snd performed by no other.
Observation-Disclosures and Dress Cirels, so cts /;
Gallery, IS cts. Con1mence At ~ o'slcek.
Woods Ministries will perform in sandusky On
February 10th. 49,