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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-01
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
OUB MIDNIGHT HARRIET REPoRT,
Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press.l

Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press.l
NV YOEB, April 80.
GOLD.
Gold closed up steadily at I2G1 s9I96h.
The Sub-Treasury here will eommenoe paying
the interest on $40 bonds tomorrow.
STERLING ENcuANGE.
The market for exchange is quiet, and bankers
bills are quoted at l0S49l0s%.
RAILwAT STOCKS.
The market was firm at second iesuiar board,
and ut the last open bard there was an uPwaIu
movement 10 prices. The ease ~ money Is zoo
great TO admit Of any permanent deelns IN NaIue
ar present. and every falling on in prices Is soon
after succeeded by a rally.
PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS.
Dull. Rynd Farm 80, Shade River 70; United
states $50; Consolidated Gregory 1000 Quartz hlIi
40; Smith & Paimelee 800; Virginia City 10.
DRY goods.
Tie advance in cotton to-day has steadied the
dry goods market very considerably, and IL lar
business is DOUG at lat weeks prices
QUOTATIONS.
The following ars the prices reported at the Dry
Goods Exchange.
Brown Sheetiags-AppIeton A 55-inen 2; At
Iautic A 81. y % Augusta &c, 20; Boot ~ -
Great Falls VI 80, q; Indian Head Sc, %; Laconia
B Sc, %; Lowell 80. 20.
Ble-ched Shirtings-BArtletts Sc, 3Oi Bates = =
IS 50; Hope SO, 800 Lonsdale 30, SO. 50
Priuts-Am9-keag Is; Arn1lds i; CJcheco w
Duunals II; Empire lo%; London Mourning 10
Hoop Skirts. T.. 4 A. Myers M, wide lsPes
6SGII1; Thomson Crown, BJulevard Irahr lu9
I2O; Bradley Du1Iex Elliptic sT199I05.
Cambrics-Man,il lie II; Portland ny; Victory
Is; Washing on Il.
Cottonades-Fa mers aud Mechanics So; n. y
NJ lis 65; Pillow Loom and Anvil az; Richmond
AZ; Jacquard extra uablcached IS; extra blsache'
A.; Colorcd Damask ~.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT or

ENTERED. .........APRL 80.
Str City of Cleveland, Mckay. Detroit, an sacks
and "a bbls potatoes, leo bbls -four, l9S bags
oats, 90 bbls fish
Stmr Gen Sheridan, Weidenhofer. PIT Clinton
Prop Portsmouth, kenn0n, Dunkirk, l02S pkgs
MD. groceries and sunaries
Prop Wisconsin, Van Allen, Toledo
Prop Orontes, NeTmOre, Buffalo, 2i5 pigs mdL and
sundries
Prop Osweg5, Hewitt, Dunsirk, 1892 pkgs mdz.
groceries
Prop Young America, Davis, ogdensburgh -
Brig Isabella, Jones, East Saginaw, 10 N f.et
lumber, Z5 m lath
Schr Welland, Callahan, D1lhousie
Schr Bay Queen, Avichoussr, PIT Dover
Scow Sutlcr Girl, kelso. Marbielead
Soow J c Hills, Taft, Bay City, lz5,tGJ It lumi {
Sow II G Williams, Staley, East Saginaw iels"-
feet lumber
Scow J A Mcdonald, Schwertz, Rowan
CLEARED.
Prop Young America, Davis, Chicago
Prep tsmou KEENAN,, Toledo
Pop Wisconsin, Van Allen, OgteHsbuIsh
Prop oroutes. HetE0rc, Toledo
Bark Fontanelle. Hearns, Chicago 4eI tons coax
| Bark S P Pomeroy, Morris, Ugdsnsturgh
Brig Geo Il Abel, Eamsdgl, Sana Beach
Schr Welland, Connolly, st GATHERINGS
| Scow Trojan. Crawford, Toledo
| Scow L Gould, Chilfs, TOusaint
| Scow Black Rover. Jennings. Pt Clinton
| Scaw Sutler Girl, Kelso, Marhlchr ad
/ Scow Ellen, Blanchard, Plaster Bed
Scow frankie Wilcox, Post, Detroit
Tug WinsloE, Kimball, Detroit
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-01

HBERyIcoS.-This popular exhibition had
its last performance last night at Garrett:
Hall. The performance was for the benef,
Of " Barney and called out a good house,
and the audience were well repaid for their
time and money. Barney did his pref
test in the Irish Jig" which was wild
enough to salt the most fanciful. His
Irish airs" on the violin were also very
creditsbly performed. The large houses
which nave attended the exhibition st Gar
retts.HeIl during the stay of the Hiberni-
con WILL probably induoe the proprietor to
visit This city again.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-01

Green AppleS-Held at S5,OO9s,00 per bbl
Dried AppIes-In good demand and firm Al
lie, and pay for packages.
Dried Peaehes-Firm. Pared 3Oc IMPAIRED,
halves, 2o925c; quarters, lsc.
POfaaOes-Active and nrner. Sales 2 cars
Peachblows in bulk at 81, 90 per bu LIS bbls at
$500 per Dbl; Flukes and NeshannocHs scarce aad
firm at s1,OO per bu and $500 per Dbl.
BeaRs-Prime white in moderate request At
81 ,75G2,O 90 per bu inferior grades not wanted.
Seeds-Clover held at S6,OOG6,25. The mar
ket is bare of Timothy, and prices are nominal.
Feathers-Sales Prime live geese at 75GsOc.
TaLoH-Quiet. Eeld at Ice for city, &c for
couatry-rendered
Lake Ffsh-In fair demand. No. White
fish $3.50 per half Dbl; No. 2 do $500 Pickerel,
$3.50; Trout s7,OO97,5O; Herring 1928.
Sait-Firm at S2,55 for Fine; s2,eo for coarse
onOndaga; s2,55 for Saginaw.
Ale aud POrfe--We quote rs follows: Pres
snt Use ky Ale 5000; Stock s1s,OoGl4,oo; Ken
nett $780, Pale Cream 81 90; Porter sl2,OOa
400.
Kops-Firm. Held at q range OF zO965c for
New York, Michigan and Ohio.
MaIt-Barley Malt STEADY at 81 ,AO@1,S so > bu,
the outside price for prime No. / Canada.
Water Ldme-Ma-ket firm at 81. so for Akron
and oswego.
Plaster-PoveIl's land plaster arm at SIC, 90
y :ou at Mill. Calcined $500 2 Dbl.
GrindstOnes-steady at the following prices
Berea, small size, per 90
Bersa, large size, for machine shops--..-.. 20 90
Black River, large, - .---.. Is 90
Independence, large, " ...------. 20 90
Lake 20 %
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-01

LIFE IYsuRANcE.-The great prosperity
of Life Insurance Companies has brought
a large number of companies into the field
the most of which are reliable and worthy
of the public patronage. The uncertainty
of life and the desire to place those Deepen
dent on them beyond want in case Of mis-
fortune and death has made men of all
classes, and especially business men, pat
rons Of Life Insurance Companies.
The certainty that his family will not be
left with ut means of support in case ofhis
death takes a great load of anxiety off the
minds of a man who is engaged in business,
and who, though rich to-day, has no guar
antee that he,wiil be 50 tomorrow.
Among the many companies which have
agencies established in the city is the Con-
t~inental Life Insurance Company Of Hart
ford, Conn. The character of the Company
and its ability and inclination to meet its
liabilities needs no other guarantee than
the names Of those to which the agent here
is permitted to refer. These are Hon. R. G.
Parsons, Lemuel Wick, Esq, Wm. P. Board,
man, Esq, Anlass Stone, Jr, and Henry
| Wick & Co.
Mr.. Huntington, the general agent fol
Northern Ohio, has had large experience in
| the insurance business here and elsewhere
| He was engaged in the Life Insurance bust
! ness for twenty years in New York city and
has been here for three years, and is well
known to the business men of the city. Hei:
well informed in regard to the different In.
surance Companies and considers his, atleast
as reliable as any in the country. 1t pos
sesses all the advantages of older com.
panies as it has adopted all the improved
and popular methods of granting policies
| and the correct method of distributing div
idcnds, and we feel sure it VIII receive
full share Of the public patronage.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-01

LIBRARY Observation-Disclosures of the
Library Association will rem ember that TO-
night the annual election OF officers takes
plsee. The occasion promises to be one of
more than ordinary interest, and a large
number Of members will be present. The
Association IS nov in good working condi-
ton, and it is plainly the duty Of every
member to do everything in his power to
increase its efficiency and usefulness
Upon the character and qualifications
Of its officers for the coming year its
prosperity win in a great measure,
depend and every member should be pres
emit tonight and use his infuence to uut the
right men in the right places.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-01


The Commercial says
flg stock market opens quiet and VITA fewer
buyers. Thrre was a partial fall in prices, especi-
ally in Cleveland Il Pittsburg and Michigan South
err, both Of which closed about 20 lower than at
tn close OF bus ness On Saturday There appears
to be a disposition among Ball ciques 10 ahord an
opportunity ola partial decline, which they hope
NAV be construed by the Bears as indicating weak
mss aud ENCOURAGING short contracts.
There is a icaction from the lats activity in Gov
ernmeut securities, and u further slight decline in
prices. There is every reason for believing that
the extraordinary activity OF last week was purely
fictitious, the result, inueed, not of a demand fr II
the outside public, but of purchases made in behalf
Of the Secretary Of the Treasury. Tomorrow the
interest on each Issue Of the 5-20s is PAL abb. The
coup rs Of these bonds are selling at = per cent.
below par. Gold compound notes are asain in de-
mand at about 4 per cent. above par and the sim
pie interest.
The bank statement is unexpectedly favorable tC
continued ease in money. The deposits show an
increase Of 81, 500, 995, and nearly 100000 in le-
gal tenders, and an increase in s., 95O,629 in loans,
which is gratifying and indicating an increased
activity in business
Coli has weakened considerably in pro-pect o.
the supply which tomorrow will be thrown upon
the market by the Sub-Tr5asury. Tho price
opened at 1897 and fell TO l2TSE.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-01

JUVENILE soIREE.-To-night R juvenile
soiree is to be held at CARROTS Hall. by
the class of Mr.. L. Y. Ballou, and the
friends offs members. The entertainment
Will be a pleasant enc and none of the
friends invited will fail to be present. The
mirth and enjoyment Of children is ire
sistible and older people will be refreshed
by seeing the little ones happy.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-01

CONVENIENT s~Iooks-Without decided char GO.
U. s 6s, $50 coupons Of 'G2, 1883; do reg
istered, of'G2, 1929; u 5. IS, 1910 coupons, 95%;
Trrasury ~notes-7.3Os, % series, 1876 81 seri Is,
small I0l1%.
Tennessee &c 81.
SfoCKS-Dull.
Western Union Telegraph 57k; Erie 7Jis; do
preferred TX; Reading IUj; Michigan Southern
70; Illinois Central III; Cleveland and Pittsburgh
81; Chicago and northwestern IS; Cleveland and
Toledo l0I; Chicago and Rock Island l2z; Mariet-
IA and Cincinnati lst preferred 10.
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RArIwAY F2cILIE1Es.-The Pittsburgh
cATon'eie says that the important mining
and agricultural region Of country in cast
ern.oAio,iR the counties Of Nahopinr spd
Trunibull, is now open to direct end easy
communication WITH Pittsburgh. Much or
the praise Of this enterprise is due TO the
activity and zeal displayed by the manage.
ment of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railway Company, who have from
the start taken the lead in opening IN The
rich MshOning Valley to tAo outside world.
Travellers can now leave the city at $50 p
II. on the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chi
cago Railway, Wis HomewoOd; and from
thence to New Castle and Lowell by rail.
and from Lowell to Youngstown per packet.
Citizens of Youngstown can leave that
placein the morning At $50 and arrive there
at le;so, giving them more than five hours
IN the city, in which to make purchases or
transact any ether necessary business, and
get back 70 their homes the same dav
Within e very short period, the same trio |
occupied more than three days.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-01

IcE.-Robert Hanna & Co., agents of the
Lake Superior Line, received dispatches
yesterday, saying that Portage Lake is open
and the ice going out The ice in K~eweenaw
Bay is well broken up, and the prospects
are good that navigation will be open there
by the lst of May.
The steamer Northern Light, Capt. NJ. H.
Murch, left the dock Of Robert Hanna &
Co. yesterday.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-01

TRIcHrNA.-Timid people who have been
exercised over accounts of trichina in pork
will be greatly relieved, 10 doubt, to learn
that the Commissioner of Agriculture in
his official report states that the result Of
rigid investigations by that Department
show clearly that there need be no fear of
the worms in this country. There has
been an immense deal of twaddle on this
subject lately, but it is nothing particularly
new. For the past half century there have
not been wanting stories of triehina in
pork. Forty years sgoa Paris saUant read
a paper before the French Academy of
Science on the subject, in which he seri-
ously announced, as q scientific discovery.
that a person who ate pork could not live
six days, And yet pork eaters do still
live" B3lIy for "~sassengers."
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MUSICAL.

NEW STILLS OF BUCKLES JUST
IN recSVss - ooBIEP
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-01

ISJURED.-A disturbance occurred yester-
day near the Hay Market, and Mr.. Z. Sew
er, in attempting TO make an arrest, dropped
his revolver, and in picking it up it was dis
charged, i%njuriug bis hand, though not Sc
riously. He made the arrest and brought
his prisoner in safely. Mr.. Sewer is a very
efficient policeman, and we are glad the &C.
cident was no more serious.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-01
LOCAL NOTICES,

A Point on Which All Physicians
ASree.-ou: OF ten thousand regular physicians
you cannot ind one wEO will not say that stias-
LGuts and iHrigoraHts are absolutely necessary in
medical practice. Aud yet in bygone years hui
mans practitioners have hesitated to administer
them, because the feHdish ingenuity OF wretches
who make merchandise of human infrnities had
Sc polluted and deteriorated them that the remedy
was deemed as dangerous as the disease. This
perpIsxity is happily done away with. Physicians
know, because the first analytical chemists of the
age have demonstrated the faet, that HOSTEL
TIERS CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs are
absolutely and entirely free from all pernioious
elements. hence they have been introduced into
the United States Army, and are accepted, where
on the testimony Of the wise. the intelligent and
the P iIaDthroGie is rated at its just value, as the
best protective against and cute for all diseases
arising from impurity IN the air OK othss unheal-
thy climate influences, that has ever been tested
by experience. Il cases Of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint, we state without qualification or re-
seFvatiou, that the Bitters are as nearly infatible
as an thing prepared by human skill can be. sp:3O
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PIttshurgh Petroleum Harket.
Especial to Cleveland Daily LsADEa.l
Plrragunen, April se-l:lO A. :

PIrTsEuRsH, April So-l:40 A. H.
The oil market is very firm, with a large de-
mand. Receipts 80, 200 bbls. Sales reach LOCO
bbls. Prices tebd upward. Sales $500 bbls bulk
at I3Hc; 100 bills, May delivery, at 1ici sales of
Smith Ferry oil at I3Ec without bbls; zoos bbls,
including packages, at 100 500 bbls, 30 gravity,
at lie. Refined firm and held at an advance ilc
was refused for bonded for Philadelphia, and sihc
for bonded on the spot.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-01

TURNER'S HALL.-Thc dedication of the
Turner Hall takes place tonight. An in
teresting time is anticipated. A fine ban
ouet will be provided, and the usual num-
Der of toasts given. Several of the most
prominent speakers of the city are expected
to be present to add to the interest of the
occasion.
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RECEIPTS.

The receipts and shipments of Lumber, Shingles
and Lath during the week ending on Saturday last
were as follows:
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WANTER-Agents TO sell and put up Barton's
w Patent HOUSE Bell. Every honse-keerer should
have it. Agents not limited to any specified ter itory.
WANTEH-RAEE CHANCE FOB AGENTS
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Nsrs IN onelsrEe volume. s~plendidly illustrated, with
over L. nne portraits Of Generals and Battle Scenes.
nhe most candid, lucid, ompleto, authentic and relis-
Die history puhiished. It contains reading matter
equal 10 three large volumes. Send for circulars and
ese our terms. Address JONES PROS. 4 CO., las
West Fnurfh 81. Cincinnati. sas1p.xTa3FU
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GIN BoAT.-The Toledo Blade says that
Thomas J. Webb is building a club boat for
the Xanthe Boat Club of that city. The
dimensions are, q feet long, 3 feet 6 inches
wide and IS inches deep. Mr.. Webb is the
builder Of the "Albertine," and has several
other boats under consideration.
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Chicago ssnrRet-AnriI 20.

FLoUR-Stesdy and unchanged.
WHEAT-Firm.
Sales at 81 81 for Nc. !, and sI,O5@l,Os for No2.
CORS-Active and advanced 129lc.
Sales at 509511Sc for No. L; 458ih%c foT No. Q.
OATs-Dull. Sales st Sl@JlAc.
HIGnWISEs-Iut tive.
PROVIsIONs-Quiet.-
MISS PoRK-S2s, 90 asked; 81. 90 offered.
FBEIGHTs-QUiet. Sc on corn to Buffalo.
REcEIPTs-EloUr 800 bbl5 wheat 1900 bu (;
corn 2Ds, 600 IN.
sHIPMENrs-Flour $500 bbIs.i wheat p, coo bu.j
corn rs. 900 bu.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-01

ERNST PERABo.-Ernst Perabo gave two
concerts in Boston lately, and was well re-
ceived in that city of musical critics. On
the 10Th of April he performed at Music
Hall, at which time he played a septet by
Hummel with great success. On the 2Ist of
April he appeared again at Chickering's
Hall, having the best musicians in Boston
as assistants. The audience was composed
of the elite Of the city, and many musical
artists Of note were present. This time
Perabo was encored four times. We hone
he will again visit this city and give the
lovers Of music in Cleveland an opportunity
to hear him again.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OF 1FUSBC.

John A. ETlsler.M anagsr 3. q. eeary..Treanrar.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-01

TIE OLE4s3The Detroit Post says that
the propeller Olean had a narrow escape
during the late terrible fire. She was or
dered to that port to take o. a quantity of
freight at the Detroit and Milwaukee Rail
road dock, but fortunately did not get here
until about an hOur after the ~cOnhagration
commenced.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-01

o. S. DIsTRIcF AMI CnRcUIr CouRTs.-The
L. S. Circuit and District Courts begin their
sessions this morning at 10 o'clock, Justice
Swayne Associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court of The United States and Judge
Whitney, of the Western District of Miehi-
gan, viii preside.
On the converting Of court Che Grand
Jury viii be impanneled and the civil and
criminal docket called.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-01

D. W. GAGE has removed his Law and
War Claim Office TO No. Il, Cases new
building, next to the postofice, where his
old clients, as well as new ores, will find
him, always prompt and attentive to all
business entrusted to him. See card,
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Marine liens.

FROM LAKE OSTARIo.-The Detroit Post OF
The goth SAYS that the first vessel to arrive
from Lake Ontario this season was the
schooner Mountaineer, now a Detroit owned
vessel. She passed up early Saturday morn
ing for Saginaw and is owned and COM
manded by Capt. H. LOedwyck.
A strong southwest gale prevailed nearly
| all day on Saturday, and during the inter
i'm a feet of vessels passed up from the
canal. The schooner E. S J. Bemis, one of
the number, was the first 10 arrive from o.
densburgh. She is now a Detroit vessel,
owned and commanded by Capt. John
Stewart. The steamer Mohawk will run
between Detroit and Toledo his season,
commanded by Capt. II. Nichols. The s..
Clement, which runs to Lake Superior,
will be sailed by Capt. c. R. Cleveland.
PASSED WELLsND CAyAL.-The following
passed on the 25th and goth.
BOUND WESTWARD.
Steamer Lilly; propellers Empire. North.
Bristol; barks Plymouth, S. d. Woodruff,
Ardee. Mary Jane, JOhn BrecdoH; schrs
Cambria, Kate Robinson, Jennie Rumball,
Queen of the Lakes, Sam J. Hobby, Mont
Selkirk, Trade Wind, Welland, Shiekluna,
Junius, Arlize.
BOUND Eastward.
Propellers Magnet, Akron; tugs Gardner,
Sarah E. Bryant; schrs Grand Turk, Court
land, %sanbury, Belle City.
- o.. IT,. n
Press of the 3Oth says that the steam pro-
peller Maine, followed closely by the Lo-
well, Cleveland and City of New York, ar
rived at this port yesterday morning from
Lake Michigan, having passed through the
Straits on Friday last, just eight days later
than the opening of navigation last year,
the first arrival being that Of the Maine,
en- the 2Ist of April. The Maine was also
the first boat through the Straits two years
ago, aud has by this time fairly earned the
title of pioneer through the barriers Of the
North. She passed Mackinac in 1861 on
the 2end of April.
The Straits are reported clear Of ice, and
navigation may be now considered fairly
open. The great highway of the lakes is
free Of distractions, and We may expect
from this time forward till late autumn
closes in upon us, the daily departure and
arrival of numbers OF that great and in
c~reasing feet whose sails whiten and whose
paddles stir the blue waters of the Detroit
The Maine and Lowell stopped fora short
time at this city, and left for Buffalo, in
earnest emulation to run the race and be
first at that port.
The City Of Boston and Young America
were the consorts of the Maine last year;
this year they are the City of New Yort,
Cleveland and Lowell.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-01

ST. Clam FLATs,-Capt. Sanders, of the
St. Clair fats, writes that he has succeeded
in getting the Flats correctly sounded. He
finds eleven feet and ten inches at the up
per end for fifty or sixty feet and twelve
feet further out.
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lew AOVERTISEMENTs.
a,oARDINc.
WAMrEIN--HELP

nOGPO1I(-T Sorospectable young men can BE-
tSesIt ~ board at q privste house. OF
an Ensiish reSfSeSns Nd ledy without family .sll
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE UNDERSIGNED has opened an InteIli-
Il TEL gence Ufh1e at la Ontario st, where he vii
also attend to purchase and sale Of Real Estate. He
will h-ye exc l.nt ~taeiitts foS furnishing good Ger
nan help, and for procuring sale OF Real Estate
renting Of houses, sc. Has several good fsrms and
houses and lots slready for sale. 3. LEICK, Il.
Ontario 81. Refsrsuce-Geo. B. Senter, II B Payne,
john g. Grannis, c. P. Born, A. Everett, jacob
Mueller, Daniel r. Tilden ap3O-3iI
DROP. THOMAS would respectfully inform
Il his friends and patrons that he IS now prepared
70 atteld 70 Shaving, Hair Dressing and Shampoon-
ing, hair Coioring, a., in the best style. Also, that
he viii give his attention TO the cure of Corns, Bun
ions and InsroWing Nails. shop under the John
son House. arls:333
$5O, 900 IN , MeS y ,si,-s asPSSS ~ ~ Ed
ard wsn-knosu WAGEER,S 0AN OFFTCF,
o. Securities Of every kind, viz Geld and Silvs-
Matehes. Diamonds, Silypr Ware, Jswelry, Guns
PISTOLS, Clothing, Dry Goods, fiaros, MelOdeons, and
all personal property and articles ofralue, on the mott
sstk1etory terms; Business strictly private. Es-
0sd ISL. N. B.-A variety Of unredeemed
WENhos. JeEeify, Guns, ETC., fur s6ls 81 baTRsips-
&ree-oorrer Of Water and Superior streets, over
H&Tis Z Piexottoa Clothing Storo.
oas2 JrEW. WAGEER
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-01

The CoMISe CoSoERr.-Tickets for the
concert, on Thursday, night, are for sale at
Brainard's Music Store. Those desiring re-
served seats will do well to secure them
this morning as the concert promises to be
the most brilliant affair Of the season. See
advertisement