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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-23
tag OFFICE OF THE LEHIGH COAL

~ AND NAVIGATION COMPANY.
~. .e..-.,. inILADELFHIA, August 20, 1906
het tne BoaTo 9i Manapers have determined to allow
20 al IeItons Who shall Stockholders the
BCOks uf the company on the 6th Of September next,
nler Le closing o. Transfers at NJ. OF tha dav the
ptlN eye OF subscribing for sock at pdr, TO the
tASn o one share OF new stock Tor every i've shares
then sanCng In then names Each shareholder entitled
TO IeetoI part Of share shall have privilege of
subscribing Tor a full share 20 "
= he subscription books will open on MONDAY Sem
at II. NJ. - i0Vo
PAYMENT VII be considered due June l. 1857 but an
nstsn et OF ~ per cent or dosrs per SHARE must
be pad at he time OF subscribing 1he balance lay be
Pao foI une to time at the option OF the subscribers,
btlole the let OF November, 1861 On al payments,
Including tie Aforesaid instamen made before the ist
june e6I discount viii be allowed a. the rate of
per cent per Gnnum ano payments m ade between
ChaIRtd at the same rate. ~ W
Alstoek net paid up in full by the 1st OF November
1861 viii be forfeited TO the Of the Company Ger
tihcates lor the stock will be issued until ate
June 1861 and said stock, paid up In iu, wi be en-
III eG to tie Move divde 1867 TO no earlier
dividend SOLOMON SiFPHERD
$3.50 Treasi,rer
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NEW U
NOTICES.

Horrors of IndiSestiOn.-You
complain Of your stomach, unfortunate dy speptic;
but ought nos your stomach to complain of you7
Possibly the psngs you endure are simply the
stomarh's methoi Of taking revenge upon you for
Requesting and abusing it. Perhaps you have
new T made an effort TO improve its condition, but
on the other hand are continually craEming it
with unWhOlesome and incongruous food. Have
you ever tried HoSTETTER's STOMACH BIT
TIERS, a proper diet, and regular meaIs2 The
Buffers in q week would put your digestive appa-
ratus in perfect order, regulate the flow of bile in
accordance with the laws OF health, and produce
ust so much aperient action as would be necessary
for your good; and when you were once all right,
j~udieious and regular dieting, with a little of the
Tonic now and tben, would keep you So If you
have neglected these means Of cure. dont't blame
your stomach for its REBELLION. It is merely
natures hint that she wants help. If you neglect
it, the next thing may be Inflammation, OF Scirr-
hus Cancer, or some other violent and dangerous
disease. There is such a thing as being too late
in these matters Hostetter's Bitters will cure
Dyspepsia; but Dyspepsia may engender diseases
which defy al rest0EatiTss, pRE26
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-31

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The following
transfers of real estate nave been entered
on the records of the county during the
present week:
Myron Kellogg to Joseph Flouric, 90
acres of lot in No. IS, in township OF Dover,
consideration, $500.
Adna Warner to John Croker, l2l acres
of land in section No. II. township Of Mid
dleburg. Consideration, $500.
Henry Wentz to Christopher Henry, 9
acres Of land in tract three east Of Guya-
hoga river, township OF Independence.
Consideration 500.
John N. Miner to Royal Taylor, part of
sub-lot 3S4 in Barber and Lords subdivis-
ion, in Ohio City, now city of Cleveland.
Consideration s., 500.
Chas. Heinrich to G. Knight, part of lot
No. 247 in Willeyville Plat, Ohio City, now
city of Cleveland. Consideration, $3.50.
Henry Roman to Michael Brown, part of
lots No, SO and 81 in Sargent and Dixon's
subdivision of S13 to 324. Barber and Lords
allotment, Cleveland. Consideration, $40.
Laura W. billiard to Mary H Sterling.
lot No. $50, Cleveland centre allotment
Consideration, s 1000.
Z. and A. Dali to E. Freshman, sub lot
No. Is in j. B. Wilburs subdivision Of part
of 10 acre lot IS, st. Charles street, Cleve-
land city. Consideration 5000.
w. & J.. Jones to Theodore Burgess, north
half Of lot 81, in Geauger's subdivision Of
ten acre lots "a and 55, Cleveland city.
Consideration $4,000.
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Cleveland WhoIesaie Market,

FRIDAY EVENING, March 81, 1866.
~FIOur-Quiet, unchanged and steady. City
made $40, 75@1l, 5O-for Xxx red, ! I,75@I2,5U for
Xxx white. Country brands Xxx red 80 O9IG,5 so;
do Xxx white $40, 5oG1l,5 so.
WheRt-The market is very quiet, but prices
remain steady and ~quotably unchanged. Sales 1
car No. I Milwaukee spring at s, 90; 1 car do do
at sI,63.
COrn-Firmer demand moderate. Sales cars
No. 1shelled from store at 5sc 3 cars do do at 5lc.
Oats-Aiarket quiet; prices steady. Held at
at 37G3sc for No. 1 from store.
Rye-Inactive and nominal.
BarIey-sales 1000 bu No. State at SOC.
POrk-Mess lower; market quiet. No. l City
Mess held at $780, No. 2 Mess $3.50; Clear
5000.
L~ard-steady. City-rendsred in tierces Isc; do
in kegs 19c. Country-rendered I6@l7c.
Hams-steady. Sales City sugar-cured at 2Ic.
Country-curod held at 2Oc.
ShOuIders-City-cure steady at 14e Cauu-
try-cured l3@l4c.
BaeOn-Held at lsc for clear 2Oc for sugar
cured.
Mess BeeE-Quiet and steady at $500
Extra Mess $1,000.
Dried Beef-Steady at 23c.
bNttcE-Oholc quaulss scarce ana nrm- sac
1000 lbs very choice roll at 4sc; common to good
roll 42945c.
Cheesc-In fair demand and firm at 1sg22O
for good to choice.
EGgs-In good demand. sales Is bbls at 2Ic.
HIghwIpes-Market steady at 81, ,25.-
Sales Is b Is at the outside price.
AIcOhOI-Steady. Held at s4,4sa4,53 for e5
per oest. Cologne Spirits, 50 GER cent, s4,63. Eeu-
trial Proof Spirits 2 ,S9@2,A.
PetrOicum-The market is dull, but holders
are steadier in their views, and the belief is held on
some hands that the price has reached its lowest
point. We h'ar Of sales to-day Of 1000 bbls Refined
free a. SIC, but this is an extreme figure.
AiIa-Wn nnntn n fnIInu.a.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-31

DONATION FEsrTvAL-The members of
the Ohio street A. N. E. Church, of which
Rev. J. A. Warren has been pastor for the
last three years, held a donation festival
Thursday night in CARROTS Hall, the pro-
ceeds of which went to that gentleman.
Twenty-Five cents admission fee was
charged. a pleasant Reunion was had
and the reverend gentleman realized the
snug little sum of SI1O. His connection
Ffth1h church ceases after next Sabbath.
On Monday he goes to the Conference at
Chillicothe. Where hisIOt viii next be
is not known. His labOrs here have
been ~sbundantiy blessed. About two hun
ired and twenty-five have been converted,
md one hundred and sixty-eight persons
,aYe Joined his church this winter.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-31

AT a meeting of the Freedmen's Union
Aid Commission, held on the goth March,
1866, at the Office of Joseph Perkins, Esq,
the President in the chair, the resignation
of Mrs. NJ. T. Corner, Secretary of the
Commission, was offered and accepted.
On motion of Rev. Mr.. knight, the fol-
lowing motion was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAs, Mrs. NJ. T. Corner, the Office
Secretary Of this Society, has resigned said
position, and this in order to accept an APP
pointment as 8 teacher at Montgomery,
Ala, under our auspices; therefore,
ReSoLocd, That in parting with Mrs. C..
we desire to express our estimate Of her ca
liabilities and efficiency whilei in our employ
as Secretary, and that in losing her services,
our regret Is only modified by the fact that
she continues in our employ as a pioneer
teacher at the South.
ResolUei, That a copy Of this, our action,
be communicated to Mr.. Corner, with our
earnest wishes and prayers that, in her fu-
ture labors, as in her past, she may find as
large a place in the hearts Of those for
whose benefit she shall devote her energies,
as in the esteem of those she leaves behind.
DAN P. EELLs, Secretary pro tenn
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View Yorh marRel-Mareh 80.

CorroS-DuT, heavy and Dropping sales at4o
"a c for middliug.
FLouK-Moderateiy active, and prices without
decided change.
sales At s7,I5G7,55 for extra state; ss,25
Ms.6O for common to good shipping tranis extra
round hoop Ohio, and Ss,65gll,OO for trade
brands. Market closing quiet.
WmsKY-Steady
Sales at S2,s7 tor western.
YHEAr-More active and &c better.
sles at s. so for old Milwaukee club; SI.bz
for new No. 2 do, and Sl,65@l,6s Tor No. l do.
CORS-lc better, with fan demand-
SALES at 7Od74c for unsound; 7591sAc Tor sound
mixed western, both in store and delivered
Sales at s5Si3c for unsOund western, 54955e
for sound DO.
CoFFEE-Uuli and heavy.
PETROLEUN-FDun-
Sales at 26@261zc for crude, and 4oe for re-
fined in bond.
PORK-Dull and lower.
Sales ct So, ? u for new mess, closing
AZ $685. cash; S24, 5O62 $500 for old do. Also,
1850 bids new mess for April, May and June,
sellers option, s25,s7@26 50.
BEEF-Quiet-
Sales at / 5,Oo9l9,OO for new plain mess; 5000
@2i,OO for new extra mess.
BEEF HANS-Heavy. Sales At S35,OO@JI 200,
BAcoS-Steady. Cumberland cut at lSS49
I5c for short RIBBED and 1873 iOr long clear.
CUT M~EArs-Unchanged.
sales at TIL9l2A for shoulders, and 161z9ls14'
for hams.
LARD-Less active. Sales at IG54@l9%c-
BUTrzR-Quiet. Sales at 25945c Tor Oh'o, and
4edcJc for state
OHEEsE-DuIl. Sales at 16@S2c.
EarrCUrs To LIvERpOOL-Uuu and lower.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-31
CLEVELAND WEEKLY LEADER.
For Saturday, March 31St.
CONTENTS.

EDITORIALS.-A Union Triumph-the South
Restored to Loyalty The OomptrolIership of the
Treasury; President johnson and the Pennsyl-
Yanis Democracy Taxation and representation
Rumored Appearance Of the Cholera in Mobile
Freeman Clark; Queries for the Cleveland Herald
Equslizing the Bounties France aud Mexico
The Lesson Of the New Hampshire Election; The
Eight Hour Bin The Manhattan Club and Presi-
dent johnson; The Veto Message The Presidents
Position; Massachusetts, in the War The Connec-
tiout Campaign; Death Of Senator Foot; The New
York Union League Endorses. the Congressional
Policy; Progress of the Cholera; Political Items,
&c-s sc. -lr m
POLITICAL sELE0fIoNs.-The Civil Rights
BHl-The Text Of the Bill Vetoed by the President
The Presidents yiews-speech Of c. NJ. I~ngersoll
in Connecticut Johnson's Speech in England The
President Endorsed by JEFF. Davis Brother sher-
man on Finance /; A Personal Explanation; Wash
ington Topics and Gossip.
MISCELLANEOUS-Correspondenc from Wash
ington; Kentucky Freedmen The Evans Newland
Tragedy Horrors Of Salisbury Prison An Elk.
traordiDary Occurrence Tragedy on the Plains
A Dream that Sent tive Men to the State Prison
Opthalamia; An Anecdote Of Mr.. Lincoln Stuck
Fast-A Story Items, &c. &c.
THE SEws@The Veto Message, in full; The
Cincinnati Fire-Burning Of Pixies Opera House
Proceedings Of Congress and the State Legislature;
Telegraphic Dispatches; Late News Items, &C.; &c.
LOCAL-Northern Ohio News; The Olmsted
Falls Murier-Body of Mrs. Colvin Found-Ex-
animation Of the Prisoners-Testimony in Full-A
Visit to the Slaughter Cabin, &C., &c.
FINANCIAL.-A Full Review Of the Local
Markets; Financial and Commercial Articles ;
Cleveland Wholesale Market; New York Cattle
Market, &c.
ES- Single copies Of the WEEKLY LEADER, for
Saturday, March 81, 1866, in wrappers ready for
mailing, can be had at the LEADER Counting Room.
Price FIVE CENTS.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-31

The SPHINX SENsATroS.-The Academy
was filed to overfowing last night. 1t was
the fifth night of the sphynx, but the more
the people look upon the performances Of
this illusory being, the more are they
puzzled, mystifed and dumbfounded. 1t is
really worth one's while to see this %institu-
tuition It's a very clever contrivance, and
its method is past finding out.
But the giving of presents is not the least
interesting part Of the show. One hundred
and fifty gifts are bestowed every nightin a
manner so honorable that no one could pos
sibly take exceptions thereto. Some Of
these presents are very valuable. We ad-
wise all who have not seen the Spbynx or
got a capital present, to stand not on the or
der of their going, bat go at once.
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DAILY LEADER.
SATURDAY, MARCH 81, 1866.
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTS.

Jewett & GoodmRn-Cabinet Organs.
Jas. G. Clark-COncert.
J. NJ. Hover & Co.-Cloak Rooms.
G. b. Seymour-LOcal Notice.
Johns, Davis & Co.-Dissolution Notice.
John S. F~ernal-Auction Household Goods.
Davis, Massey & CO. Local Notices.
Geo. Z Notwithstanding.
DIG. Branch-House for Sale.
Grace Church-LOcal Notice.
\. Page, Jr.-Young Men Wanted.
Baltimore & Yenango Oil Co.-Annual Meeting
City Union Central Committee-LOcal Notice.
Bazaar Local Notices.
Lewis Heckman-LOcsl Motto
A. Parker-Counter for Sale.
Cleveland, Brown L Co.-Iron and Steel.
Rev. D. B. Baker-Local Notice.
Jacob ~Frsnk-Hoop Skirts.
w n. Perkins-Soiree Musicale.
Younglove, Massey & Gs.-Plows, Rollers, &C.
Hover & Higbee-Cloaks.
Trinity Free Chapsl-Local Notice.
". L. Ambush-Locsl Notice.
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Financial.
Nv yo,x March 30.

NEW lOhhs hAaANh ~
The Post says the following were the prineipal
transactions on the street to- ay: S3OO,uOO IN
American gold sold at l2I7s; STOW in American
gold sold At 1874; for Tuesday $1,000 in American
sold at l2s.
Stocks-IOO Erie sold at 7G5sG77; 800 Michigan
southern at $50; 100 North Western pref,Ired at
IS: 80 Rock Island at ll-A9ll-Ai 10 1t. Wayne
at 92L.
The Commercial says:
Money is without change, and transactions very
light at 6 Per cent. on call loans, aad 61zGI3a On
prime paper
" nominal. The following are the quctatohs'
81 coupons 1851; 5 20 coupons i0414i IU-4O eOu-
pons gzIs; 7-30 coupons lUl4%lOi5a.
Gold quiet but firm; at about the average price
| of yesterday. Price opened at 1875, advanced TO
1275sa12s. =
Exchange very dull the partial suspension oil
business having checked transactions. d.,
Sterling .til lower Prime bankers 90 days
St., ling quoted at lO65s9lU5; hu'k OF TRANSACTIONS
| being lOU9IOJ59. Frames, log date OSl54S
5g1IA.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-31

The Supreme Court of the United States
on Tuesday last rendered a decisions of
Importance to holders of National Bank
shares. The question presented was wheth-
er the shares of the stockholders in the
banking associations created under the acts
of Congress which provide for the creation
of national banks, can be subjected to taxa
ton by State authorities. Associate Justice
Nelson delivered the opinion of the Court,
holding that shares held by individuals
were not a part of the capital of a bank, and
must be regarded as personal property of
shareholders, and as such subject to taxa
ton by the State within the provisions of
the aetof Congress. Chief Justice Chase de-
livered a minority opinion, not being able to
concur that a State mad the power claimed,
which was an indirect mode of taxing the
national securities, not authorized nor in
tended to be authorized by Congress.
The Court at the same time also decided
that a broker is chargeable on purchases of
securities made on his own account, and for
his own benefit the same as on his commits
NUNS WINCH fAANAa9An5 JULIUS
The Washington Chronicle understands
that the statement of the public debt for
March viii show a further gratifying re-
ductiOn of our national obligations.
The general Produce markets continue
quiet, and in some departments almost stag
nant. Flour and Wheat are in very little
demand, choice grades of the former meet
ing with a moderate trade inquiry, and in
terror millers taking a few car lots daily Of
the latter. Prices are steady and quotably
unchanged. Corn is in fair inquiry and
firmer receipts are very light. Oats are
dek, but held firm at previous prices. Pro
visions are in fair trode request, but not ac-
tive. Mess Pork declined to-day SOC per
Dbl; Smoked Meats and Lard unchanged
Choice Butter continues in very limited
supply, and the market is firm. Cheese is
less active, but steady. Eggs are in good
request and steady. Highwines are quiet
and unchanged. Petroleum is frmer, and
sales are reported at 54c.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-31

PARDoyED.-The Columbus Journal of yes
terday says: Frederick r. Gardner, who
plead guilty to the charge of burglary at
the November term, 1864, of the Cuyahoga
Curt Of Common Pleas, and who was sen
fenced to four years imprisonment in the
penitentisry, was yesterday pardoned by
the Governor on an application made by his
wife. Gardner had served nearly half his
term. and had frequently been noticed for
his uniform good behavior, and as his crime
was light, the application met with favor
able consideration.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-31

WESTERN RESERVE CoLLEeE-JuyIoR Ex-
HrBlrioS.-The Junior Exhibition of the
Western Reserve College, Hudson, viii take
place on next Wednesday, April 4th, 1866
The usual concett will be given in the
evening. We notice the names of Miss
Grace Perkins, OF Akron, Miss Emma
White. Mrs. 81. Isaaes and Mr.. E. P. VIII
liams, of Cleveland, on the bills. 1t bids
fair to be very successful. The instrument
tai part will be under the supervision of
j. NJ. Leland; of this city.
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Rose q Prennss' Provision Market

Rose q PrentIss' Provision Market
Report
The following are the rates charged by us:
HAMs-SugSr-cured premium hams D d.. Fl
CANvAssED HAMS d..
SHOULDERs-Sugar-cured o D---.-..-. II
BAcON-Or Smoked Sides q b---------- 20
LARD-Prim Leafkettls-rud'di in bbls or tres is
" Prime eafkettle-rnd'd in kegs 2 d. 10
PoRK-No. l mess newt bbl---.--.-..S26 so
" Extra clear p 80 10
" Light 25 80
HS-No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depots OF boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anythingi in
the State. Orders promptly filled.
ROSE & PRENTISS.
Mes. l42. I44 and las Ontario street.
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GROCERIES.

DEED WHFATi SEED WHEAT
- In lots to suit-a yer, choice Amber Ainneso-
ia Spring Wheat at Union Elevator Of
RarIS GABDNEB, BVRT& CO.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-31

GRAxD CoScERr.-We take pleasure in an
nouncing that Mr.. W. H. Perkins viii give
a grand vocal and instrumental concert in
Brainard's Hall next Thursday evening,
April 9TH, assisted by the following ladies
and gentlemen of this city Misses Alice
Foote and Hattie Dickinson, and Messrs.
Horace Foote, IT,, Frank B. Stedman, Wm.
Heydler and Hermann Schwartz. We shall
have more to say Of this entertainment.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-31
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY EVENING, March 80, 1865.
In the local money market the discount
demand continues very moderate, and good
paper is negotiated without difficulty The
banks report a steady improvement in the
deposit line, and the market works easier.
Eastern Exchange is very close, and the de-
mand is in excess of receipts, which, how
ever, are very light. Rates are steady at
par buying and LILO premium selling.
There was no session of the Gold Board
in New York today. Street sales were at a
rauge of I27s@12S, closing at 1879. Gov
eminent securities are reported unchanged
and firm. In this market prices of coin
and governments were steady at about pre-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-31

New Books at Cobb, Andrews e.
Co.'S: 3 The ste y Of Kenneth" By
BayaFd Taylor; CHERRY and Violet"
a story of the Great Plague, by the
author Of +" Mary POWell"; "St. Mar
TINS Summer by Anne A. II. BTeRs-
ter; ''Life OF StOneWall Jackson" by
John ESfen cooke ; Z" Geological
Sketches" by Prof. Agassiz. m3o
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-31

TIE EoL1PsE-We nave faith in the alb
solute invariability of natural laws, are
" Positive" so far, and SO, coneeding that
the science of astronomy is as good as per
feet, we believe with all our soul that the
total eclipse of the moon took place last
night according to the celestial programme
worked out by human wit But it stormed
here at eight o'clock, and continued until
the phenomenon had gone about its busi-
ness. and 50 we got no view Of it.
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n. Y. Money MarketMareh so.

MoNEY-Quieta and steady at 5@6 per cent.
STERLING ExCHANGE-Dull and lower at lOO4g
lO7.
FOREIGN FxcHANGE-Has been dull to-day and
bus little business Is dong. The following are the
quotations.
Bankers bills, co days, 106%@1O65s do. at 80
days, lO715GIOS; Commercial bills lO5@lOG15.
GOLD-The Board held no session to-dsy. Street
sales are reported at lZl5kMl2S. closing at ~.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-31

HAsHEEsH CASDr.-Many suppose this
article to be only an ordinary confection,
but such is not the case. 1t is the genuine
Oriental Hasheesh chemically prepared
and enclosed in little pellets of refined
sugar for the purpose of rendering it plea
sent as a popular remedy. Strong 4 Arm
strong are selling il with a " rush"
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-31

CHAPLAIS JoSEs.-Our citizens will remem-
Der the telling speeches made hereabouts a
year or two ago by Chaplain Jones, of East
Cleveland. lie is a most excellent speaker.
We are happy to announce that he will ad-
dress the Union Freedmens Educational
Society at half past three o'clock Sunday
afternoon, in the Ohio street Methodist
Church.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-31

sHIP BUILDNG.-The Vermillionites, a
the Sandusky Register, propose, as soon as
the three vessels which are now almost
ready to be launched, are in the water, to
place upon the stocks two large schooners.
A propeller will shortly be commenced for
a Cleveland company, and other contracts
for ship-building are being made.
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R Z BY TELEGRAPH.
Qua MIDNIGHr HARRIET REPORT.

Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press
NEW YoRE, March 80.
RAILWAY SHARES.
The market for railway shares was frmer to-
wards the close, and the last sales were highest.
PETROLEUz AND MINING BOABD.
There were but few rep resentatives OF the Pc
troleum and Mining Roard around the street to-
day. and the only Transaction was tbs sale Of Ben
ton gold at Zl5.
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MANTED--HELP
FOR RENT.

N0R HRNT9 drst-class Brick House, with
IL rooms, and within eve N nutes Nai5 ~ ~ ~
PesfoHfce- Address for EWo days r DW -
TPXSF8OID. for el-z years, Of a snug
"A comfortahle House and Lot, on Lake ST. neal
Water 81. Possession gwen April ist- Also, ioI
Pert n rruteel aud valuable residence on Prospect
street wet OF Eris. Apply 70 S cor.
Superior and Seneca streets. m4aa
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ES- Single copies of the WEEKLY LEADER, foI
Saturday, March 81, 1866, in wrappers ready for
mailing, can be had at the LEADER Counting Room.
Price FIVE CENTS.
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Tbs Burnley CASE DIscoSTISUED.-The De-
trlit Tri5aac says the case of the United
states against Bennett G. Burley, the Lake
Erie pirate, has been discontinued at the
United States Court, a a HoHe pros equi be-
ing entered at the request of the acting Dis
trict Attorney. As Mr.. Burley is at the
present time safe in the Highlands Of Scot
lind, it was thought that a further c%ontlnu-
ance of the case was useless.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-31

THE THEATRICAL sEAsOS.-Mansger Els
ler's troupe will reappear in the Academy
of Music next Monday night, at which time
the dramatic season viii be opened far the
Spring and Summer. The programme of
the first entertainment appears in our
Amusement column.