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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-23

DUDLEY WALLER To NIGHT-This Won
derful and beautiful boy will appear in
Brainard's Hall, this evening, under the
auspices of the Library Association, and
give a series of those Rotations which have
already secured for him a most enviable
reputation. He is not unknown to our citi-
zens. Many of them had the pleasure of
hearing him nearly two years ago, when
he astonished all by performances which
indicated that he was a genius of most re-
m~arkable quality. His superiority lies
more, perhaps, in his intuitive appreeia-
ton Of what is highest in literature and
art, than in power of expression, although
he must, as a mere artist, Sinking the stu
dent or Observer rank high. It is no ordin-
any spectacle, the sight of a mere boy Crap
ping, with ease, with the conceptions of
Shakespeare, and, the next moment, turn
ing with all the abandon of childhood, nay,
with the a~rtless playfulness of a kitten, to
mingle in the sports of the veriest lads and
lasses.
A capital programme will be offered, en-
bracing selections from the great dramatists,
poets, humOrists, etc, in the rendering of
which the powers of the child may be most
thoroughly tested. We trust the hall VIII
be filed to its utmost capacity, and We have
no doubt that even on the short notice
given, a tremendous crowd Of ladies and
gentlemen, eager to see and hear the WON
derful hey, will, if no storm acts as e pre-
venting providence, flock TO enjoy the novel
entertainment.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-23

The GREAT FURNITURE EsTABLIsHMzNT.-
The house of Hart Malone & Co., No. IO7
Water street, it is conceded, is the leading
establishment for the manufacture of furni-
ture in this region. They have no success
full competitors. But with all their facili-
ties for manufacturing every description
and style of furniture, they cannot fully
supply the immense demands OF the trade
without importing from the East From
their establishment wares 60 forth in every
direction,-to Lake Superior, to the oil re-
gions of Pennsylvania, to the South and
west. New homes are being founded every
day in our limitless domain, and the cab
met maker and upholsterer send no small
amount of contributions to the outfit of the
same. Old furniture is constantly giving
out or going the way OF all things temporal.
and must be replaced. Demands come
to this house from every point of the com
pass, and accumulate day by day. They
fill orders FOR the furnishing of private pal
aces, hotels, steamboat cabins, dc. They
keep constantly on hand a large supply of
furniture, from which all classes, from the
oil king to the coal HEAVIER, can select their
respective outfits. Those in need of new
furniture seed seek no further than the
spacious rooms, well filed, Of Hart Malone
/ Co.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-23
PROCLAMATION.
PROCLAMATION,
MAYORS OFFIcE
CLEVELAND, March II, 1866.

CLEVELAND, March II, 1896.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
Il prov SIGN Of the second section Of an act, passed
Apri 18th, 1857, supplementary 10 an act entitI,d
" An act TO provide for the organization Of cities
snd Incorporated Villages" passed May Sd, 1852, I,
BERNAS NJ. CHAPLIN, Mayor Of the City o. Cleve-
land, do hereby notify and require the qualified
| electors ofsaid city, to assemble on the first Mon
day OfAprl next. being the second day OF said
month, at or before the hour Of ten O'Clock A.
d: ofsaid day, at the following plaers IN the seve-
rl Wards in said city, viz:
In the 1st Ward, al the Engine House on Cham
plain street.
In the I'd Ward at the Rockwell Street School
House.
In the Sd Ward at the new School House IN
Bank street.
In the an Ward at Engine House No. ), Hun
tington street
In 9Th Ward at the School House, St. Clair
street, east Of MnissOn street.
In The 9th Ward, at the "Wigwam," $50 called
In the 7th Ward, at the Engine House No. 5, on
In The SIN Ward at the Station House on YER
mont street.
In The 9Th Ward at the Engine House on Church
street
In the 10Th Ward at the Basement Of the Ken
tueky street School House.
In the ilth Wards at Engine House No. 10, on
LOrain street.
Aud said electors v III then snd there, before the
hour If six o'clock p. u OF said day proceed to
elect one Commissioner Of Water Works and eight
Constables f. m the city at large; and one Trustee
from the First Ward, one Trustee from the Seeord
Ward. one Trustee from the Third Ward. one
Trustee from the Fourth Ward, one Trustee from
the Fifth Ward. one Trustee from The Sixth Ward
one Trustee iron the Seventh Ward one Trustee
from the Eighth Ward, one Trustee from the Ninth
" ard, oRes I rustee IRON the Tsnth Ward, one
Trustee IRON The Eleventh Ward, who reside in
their respective Wards; and also one Assessor Tor
each Ward; and one Member Of the Board Of Ed
ucatiOn from the Third Ward; one from the
Fourth Ward, one from the Firth Ward; one from
the Seventh Wurf. and ma frnus fh. r.-...h
Ward.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set nv
hind and afixed the seat Of said city, l7th day Of
March, A. .. 1856.
marla:312 lsKAL. IN CHAPLIN. Mnror
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CIereland DIV Goods Narket.

THURSDAY, March p, 1866.
There lie a better feeling snd decided improve
ment in the Trade. Prices have ruled pretty
steady for the past week, and confidence seems tc
be in a measure restored. The season is 50 far I'D.
vanced that merchants mnst have goods, although
purchases are made quite sparingly. Below We
give quotations for sOme Of the leading Domestic
Goods;
BRowS SHEETIScs ASD SHIRTINes.-Appleton =
&c. Augusta &c, Amoskesg &c, Medford &c,
sal A sc. stark Il q, spperiorI /. H L. 23c, Pa
cisc A 25e. Indian Head &c, Indian Orchard l9c,
indian orchard " 2oe, Indian Orchard BIB 2Ie,
Indian Orchard C 25e, PepperelI Z &c, PePpefen
DC. PsppeFelI 0 &c, PepPerenN zoe
prr,7s.-Allens lie, American lse, Amoskeag
1ec Arno.ds Ice, COeheeO Zoe, Merrimas D &c,
uerrimae W &c, Pacific 1se, wamsutta Ice, Rich
monds is, sPragufs l9e, Hamilton &c.
DzLASEs-22Lc.
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New YORK Marke1-Worcb %.


CorToS-More active, excited and fully le higher,
Sales at4lc for middling.
FLoUR-Ueavy. Common grades declining.
Sales at S7.l097,5O for extra state ST. Is
@S,65 for extra round hoop Ohio, and S., 7OG,
HOO for trade brands. Market closing heavy.
WHIsKT-Dull. Sales at S2,27 for western.
WHEAr-Dull and common grades declining.
Sales at Sl,55 for Milwaukee club; St,67 for No.
new Milwaukee, and s2,43 for choice amber
state.
RYE-DrOopiug.
BARLEN-In moderate request.
CORN-Less active and 1c lower.
Sales at 69973c for unsound; 73975 for sound
mixed western, both in store and delivered, in
Guiding one parcel very choices at 7Gc delivered.
04Ts-In fair request.
Esales at S5e@40Z for unsound western 53s for
sound do.
PETROLEUM-nulI
renncd in bond.
COFFEE-DuIt.
Havana IlL.
MoLAssIs-DuH. Porto Rico at zoe.
firmly.
sales at s25,Ooa25,l21l FOR new mess. closing
az, 20 for prime. Also, $3.50 bbls new mess Tor
april and May, sellers option, at S24,Oc925 90.
~BEEF-Steady.
Sales at SI6,O 20 for new plain mess, $40. 90
for new extra mess.
Bee HANs-Hrayy. Sales at ss6, 5o9ss.OO.
Cur MEATs-Steady.
Sales at IIA@12h for shoulders, and l6glS14c
for hams.
B~AooS-Firm. Cumberland cut at 15e; 155sa
Ice for short ribbed, and IGe Tor short clear.
LARD-Quiet. Salos at l7Gis4c.
BUTTEG-Q Quiet. Sales at zs94jc for Ohio, and
10000 for state.
CHEEsE-Quiet Sales at If@22c.
fREIGHTs TO LIvERPoOL-Qulet.
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SCHOOL EXHIBITION.
Exhibition Given by n Pupils 0fthe
hudson street school.

For the last two or three weeks the schol-
ars of the Hudson street school, under the
guidance of Mr.. W. G. and Mrs. E A. Fox,
Principal and teacher, have been busily
preparing themselves for the exhibition
which came off last night. The performances
in this line, of this school, have become ia
nous here, and We believe it has been gen.
orally conceded that the pupils of no school
in the city have won honors over the heads
of the bright boys and girls of the sixth
ward. All their previous entertainments,
however, have been free. An admission
fee was charged this year, that a fund might
be thus procured for the purchase of q piano
for use in that school.
The house was filed at an early hour by
the doting mammas and appreciative paPas
Of the children, together with many friends,
and in due time the signal was given and
the curtain screening the stage was drawn
The following was the
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-23
DAILY LEADER.
FRIDAY, MARCH %, 1866.
SEIg A3VERTTSENENTs

NV ~ In ~ ~ 30
Geo. Z. Fairchild-NsE Goods.
Ryder-House for sale.
Heryey, BousaeId & Co.-Whito Wood Sitting.
Bazalr-LOoal Notice.
L ". Carroll & Co.-The Nasby Papers.
FIT. Wallace-For Sale and For Rent.
First Baptist Church-Local Notice.
Hervey, Bousdsld & Co.-Kindling Weed.
Solomonson-Store for Rent.
o. Cutter 3 Son Stallion at Auction.
East Roekport schooI-Local Notice.
Crumb, Basliugton + Kendall-Uandkerchiefs
Mrs. N~ewsll-Girl Wanted.
Cottrell & Dickey-Lo,sl Notice.
Academy Of Music-The sphynx.
Foljambe Bros Local Notices.
NJ. Z. K~eith-Local Notice.
81 Eagle-st.-Gir Wanted.
S., Lea Ter o1ice-Nurse Wanted.
Brainard's Hall-Master Dudley Waller.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-23

IyFRoyEwESTs.-Irad Kelly is having his
block on Superior street covered with plas-
tic slate, which our readers have noticed
advertised in this paper. 1t is certainly one
of the most substantial appearing roofs we
have seen, and those erecting new or oceu-
pying old buildings with defective cover
ings, would be interested in examining it.
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DRAMATIC SEAsoS.-After q long doarth,
not only of theatrical exhibitions, but of
amusements in general. th4t large portion
of the public which must often be gratifel
by shows of some kind, or pine, will cheer
the announcement that the dramatic season
in this city viii be opened on Monday
night, April I'd, by the re-appearance of
Manager Ellsler's capital troupe. We IN
derstand that Mrs. Lander has been en-
gagged for the first week. She is a charm
ing ~setress, and Cleveland viii give her a
cordial welcome.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAP
OUR mIDEIGBT hARKEF REPOET.

Especial Dikp2tch to Western Associated Press-
NEW YORK, March q.
RAILvAT srocxs.
The Stock market is feverish in consequences OF
reports from Washington relative 10 the loan
bill.
STOCKS.
The speculative feeling on Railways has mate
rally abated to-day ami the market has relGpsed
into a state Of quiet. There is a general DISPOSE
ton to away the final action Of Congress on the
Finance bill.
QUOTATIONS..
The following were the closing quotations at 4:SG
P. NJ:
New York Central 92K; Erie 500; Hudson River
1925; Reading 1885 Michigan Central 1855
Michigan Southern SIS; Illinois Central Il554
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh SIS; Chicago & Ncrth
IIO5k; Rock island uaZ; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
4 Chicago gI54; O2io & Mississippi certificates 255z;
Chicago * Alton S71z: Western Union Telegraph
So. Missouri Us IL
Easy at 5@61 cent.
GOLD.
Gold has been steady at about lbs, the last sales
at 4 o'clock I271s. At New Orleans gold fell to
i2l, and bankers sterling is quoted at l35 in cur
rency.
Governments we're firm this afternoon. Cou-
pons OF 1891 IVA. o-zU coupons Au11Ai t-5u notes
100; ID series 100; Sd do995s.
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
: 1.-THE decline is based on the low price Of oil en-
Pit Hole creek.
QUOTATIONS.
The sales we're at the following rates
BennehoG 1860; Central $50; Excelsior AS; Palm
ar as; United States 100.
DRY GOODS.
There is a fair business doing but no advance
in prices. Foreign goods are weak. Some domes-
tic goods are stiff. Gold is more regular which
causes more steadiness in all the markets. Conf
dence is not restored and buyers are rather
shy yet.
QUOTATIONS..
The following are the quotations from the Dry
Goods Exchange, jobbers' prices;
Brown Observation-Disclosures SO.
Bleached Shirtings-Bates b u a.
Prints-Merrimac d 20.
Delsines-Mancheste 221%; Pacific 221Z.
Cambric=Portland l..
Canton Flannels-Hamilton 50.
Ticks-York 81 inch 5T%.
Hoop ~Skirts-Bradley' Duplex and Empress
Trailin good demand.
DISPATCHES.
The following dispatches we're received at the
Dry Goods Exchange:
Proyidence-No change in the market worth
police
Baltimore-Market more active, Iui no change
in prices.
St. Louis-Market more active, but at low
prices.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-23

CLOSE OF THE WINTER TERw-The win
ter term Of the city schools will close this
afternoon. The Hudson Street School, W.
G. Fox, Principal, gave an exhibition last
night, and the East St Clair School, Mr..
Hardy, Principal, viii follow tonight
After . vacation of two weeks the spring
term will eommenee.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-23

CAMPBELL-Iu Davenport, Iowa, March 18th,
Augustus Campbell. Aged 30 years
Funeral from the residence of his brother in
law, o. B. skinner, 2S7 Prospect street, Friday
morning, March 25. Friends Of the family are in
vited to attend.
HABRIS-At the residence of his son in Kent,
Portage county, Ohio, on the evening OF March
2lst, Asa Harris. Aged S. years.
The deceased was father to Col. S. D. Harris, of
this CITY.
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Cleveland Family Market.

THURsDAY, March 2, 1866.
Below we give the retail prices Of the chief ar
ticles of family use in Meats, Vegetables and gen
eral Produce, as prevailing to-day with the onta-
rio street dealers. The course Of prices during
the past week has been steady, anil there is no de-
cided change to note In any leaaing article, except
Ru,ter, which is higher, and choice qualities are
in very limited supply. Meats are firm. Yege-
tables and Fruits steady. We quote:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-23

EAsT RocKPoRT SoHooL-ExHIBITIox.-
There viii be a grand exhibition at the
above school on Tuesday evening, March
9th, consisting of tableaux, dialogues, re-
citations, etc. The Brooklyn Brass Band
will perform several pieces during the inter
mission of the performance, which
will commence at 7 o'clock. Admission,
twenty-five cents. Proceeds for the benefit,
of the school.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-23

MORE TRooPs ON THE MovE.-Co. F, Sd
Battalion, 10th I. S. Infantry, eighty-four
men, passed through this city yesterday.
They came from Saekett's Harbor, n. Y,
and were en- route to Nashville. They were
under the command of Major Kellogg. All
were new recruits, picked up in the State of
New York.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
Especial to Cleveland Daily LEADra.l
PIrrEnrnau, Mareh go ?.

PITTsBUReH, March 22-6;OO P. n.
The Crude market is more active. Sales 0,O00
bbls as follows 600 bbls in bulk at Eye; 1900
bbls in bulk Pi,hole) at Ice; 1900 bbls without
packages at l3c l % bbls without packages at
l2%c. Receipts 70OO bbls.
In Refined there is not much doing. Sales 15oO
bbls bonded, Philadglphia delivery 4st to 18th,
buyers option, at s7Lc. Free dull no demand.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-23

MEETING To-NIGHr.-The committees ap-
pointed by the Board Of Trade relative to a
railroad bridge across the river, together
with John Martin, Ansel Roberts and Geo
W. Calkins, a committee OF Councilmen, are
invited to meet at the Mayors office on Fri
day evening, the 2Sd inst, at seven o'clock
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FOR SALE.
MGR S4bE OR RYCU4YgF -Sto

Hun oAIh Uh EAIHANuE.-NIeam
IL D~istiliery -itusted in Fuyahoga FaIls, Ohio.
having a capacity Of 450 bush grain per day. Il j.
eompirte in al its Furnishings, having q Patent
1opper-loed Wash Tub Yeast, Cold and Hot
Water Tubs, Fermenting Tubs. Grain Elevators
and Convey ore, Corn Shelter aud Separator, cattle
and Platform sealss, . Run Of Stone with meal
hnppers attached. Malt House, bog Pens. with a
capacity for St0O hogsi Whisky House, on e anI
eleven acres Of ground attaohed coal in abund-
ehc-. delivered at the door for six cents per hush.
ISIS blstillery can show a constant Yield Of m re
whi-ky to the bushel ef grain than any other
house in Ohio. Good schools, eiurches, and seTs-
raj large manufactories in the town. Railroad
Communication with Cleveland four time daily.
Address ALEX. HUNTER.
mArz;Se0 -CByahogA Falls.
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OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF ~ISsTRUc-
TON, CLEVELAND, O., March, 1866.
To tie Teachers Of the Public Schools:
Master Dudley Waller, the young eloeu-
zionist whose recitations, n year ago, af-
forded US high satisfaction, viii give a
matinee at Brainard's Hall next Saturday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Please give notice
to your pupils. doubt not that the occa-
sion will prove instructive, as well as enter
tanning. Yours truly,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-23

IHPRoyEEExrs.-Irad Kelly is having
his block or Superior street covered with
plastic slate, which our readers have no.
ticed advertised in this paper. 1t is GER
tainly one of the most substantial appear
ing roofs we have seen, and those erecting
new or occupying old buildings with defec-
tive coverings would be interested in ex-
aiming II.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-23

In the general merkets there is nothing
new to report with regard to business. IN
all branches the demand for commodities is
limited to the present wants of the trade
Prices rule very steady, and we can record
no change from previously reported quota
tons. We report the market quiet, steady
and unchanged.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-23

APPoISTED.-The Columbus Journal an
nounces that DR.. C. McDermott, Surgeon
General of Ohio, was on Saturday appointed
Trustee or Director of the State Soldiers
Home, to fill the vacancy ocGasioned by the
resignation of DR.. R. n. Barr.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-23

VESSEL sALE.-The C-onneaut Reporter
says that the schooner Zouave, built at that
place during the winter of 1862, was lately
sold at auction in Sandusky, to Mr.. Aaron
Harper, of Conneaut. The price is not
stated
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-23

ANOTHER BILLIARD CoNTEsr.-A match
game of billiards for the championship OF
the State, will be played here sometime in
april, between John Frawley, Of this city,
the present champion, and Harry Choate, Of
Cincinnati, champion who was.
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ChicaEo sIarket-March ~

FBOUB-Active.
WaEAT-Actiye and decided K91c. S les at
SI,z5AGi ~ for No !, and s5asUc for No. ?.
GOEN-bun- Sales At Ale for No. 7.
OArs-Quiet at 25@251So for No
PROvIsIONs-Morr active
MISS PORK-Sales at $3.50.
L~ARD-ITHGlsc.
HoGs-Ac;ive at S9,Ol@9,5O.
HI0HwINEs-DGn.
REcEuPrs-Flour Loo bbls: wheat 1900 bu
corn 4,5OO hU.; oats 1 coo bu h-gs 600.
SHIPMENTs-Flour loo bbls. wheat 4. 200 bu .
corn GOO bu.; oats $500 bu.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-23

okpLh " LNE
School
sonc-vative Land School
Before Tank 1i hldnfy
The Dorcas sociery-DiaIoguo.
Boil ~ TTae I G,a
scenes in a Provost Marshars Room-DialogHe,
go Sds - Gamma Rasb
Exhibition Day-DialOgue.
T NM 6. IN NHat5e- Ninnis Iose
The Army and Navy-Tsbleau.
F FRf : rf1 fSnm \ m Of JuII Grafton +. A. S1ronE
song-Bily Boy-.Geo. Castor and Gussie Lambert
PaIsensI SharSeter of a. iDeolaS~..Joh Gabriel
ExPeri,nes ola sehooimaster-~Ja@es Aoy'
The Brunksrd's Rssoiution---..--.Gco Rash
Liberty Of the -~-" iihe Hose
Keeping Bad Comeany-Diaiogue.
Very DaFk-- L ESIs
wa.Hinsto6's Dream Of Libarty-TabIeau.
Masterpieee-Dial2gue -
netHGip countess G, Castor and Lii, Hanna
Bouneers Lodges Dialogue.
songSGood School
We cannot sneak in detail Of the exer-
cises. hut it is hardly necessary to say more
tho, hot tbev vera of unite uniform ex.
o.lIonoo Most Of the boys and girls were
seIf rossessad had their narts well com-
mitted and showed fair appreciation of the
some and ann.ared To GOOD ADVANTAGE. each
~ bis or bor rssnective rozs We feal con.
...o;uo5 bo,rorar n mention a few nov.
f,rmspcas which were merriam. di~stingnisb-
M from the fact that thew nossessed more
+hon ordino-v interest Tho dial,rno on
t;.Iod mExbibition Dsvo wss canita1 Ts
brmor Law in #. cIoseness of anpiication.
MEMBERS Of the Roard Of Fdncation were
- =. go :, mosoror,5e and in cari.
c.tr-e and Darsons in the audience were
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-23

USIvEEsAHsT CoNFEREScE-The opening
Sermon of the Conference of Universalis,s
for Northern Ohio, will be preached tonight,
at q o'clock, in Sons of Temperance Hall,
No. IS4, Superior street.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-23

A HONE ISsTITUTIoS.-The Union Business
College, chief Office in Roase's Block, has
nine-tenths of all the students formerly in
Bryant & STATIONS college. Home institu-
tons are much preferred by the people.
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CITY NEWS

Fine Piano Fortes at Halls II Monument
Park.
Cleveland City Directory for 1867.
The publishers of the Cleveland LEADER
City Directory having made all the neces-
sary arrangements to issue the Directory
for 1861 by the 18th of May, will COM
nence canvassing for names the 10th Of
next month April, after people have fin
ished moving.
The new Directory will be made CON-
plete in every respect, and will be greatly
improved by many additions. The fact that
the Directory Issued by the publishers last
year contained 6,G0O names more than any
previous Directory, is a sufficient guarantee
that the new Directory viii be in every re-
spect the most extensive and complete ever
published in this city.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-23

DR.. c. J. KELLER, Eclectic Physician.
Office hours from IL A. NJ. to 2 P. NJ, at the
store Of J. J.. Vogt 4 Co, 30 south side of
Monument Square, on week days, and on
Sunday from l 10 . P. N. Residence, East
Cleveland, at the terminus ofthe street rail-
road, opposite the pos.ofice. A good horse
for sale-enquire of DR.. Keller during office
hours. marI:Sls