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Cleveland Wholesale Market.

FRIDAY EvESINe, March ?, 1856.
FlOur-Quiet, steady, and firm for high grades.
City made SIC, 75@H,O0 for Xxx red, s1I, 75aI2,o
for Ky white. Country brands Xxx red ss.OJa
1900; do Ky white sIO,OOgII,O 90.
HheRt-The market was very dull to-day. and
We were unable to hear Of any transactions. High
grades are held firm, and prices are nominsIIy un-
changed.
less demand, but held firm ut 55e for
No. ! shelled from store.
O"ts-Morc in demand. Sales 2OCo bu at CSC.
and 1929 bu at SIC.
Rye-Inactive and nominal.
BsTIey-SaIes 2JOO Bu Canada at s. 20.
POrk-Quiet and steady. No. l City Mess SIS
co. No. , Mess s27,O o Clear $780,. Sales 30 bbIs
Mess at $500.
Lard-FIrm. City-rendered in tierces l9c; do
in kegs 2Oc. Country-rendere IG9I7c.
Hams-SaIes 500 lbs Sugar-cured at PC.
snouIders-steady at 15c.
Mess Bee-Quiet and steady at sGs,O 90 for
city-packed.
Dried Beef-Firn and in fair request. Sales
800 lbs at pc.
B~utter-Choic roll firm and in good demand
at 35gjJci common to good tub 3'a34c.
Ciieesc-In good demand and firm at 16s2Ic
for good to choice.
Eggs-In good demand, scarce and firm at 34a
35c.
Highsines-We do not hear of any Offering,
and the market is entirely nominal.
AicOhOI-Firm. Held at si,4494,5o for 9s
per oest. Cologne Spirits, 9s per cent, SA60. Neu-
trail Proof Spirits S2,3792,42.
PefrOIcuHn-DuIl and lower. The range ON
Refined free is 5TG6oc.
Oiis-Steady at the following quotations:
Oarbon~.~... 57SGo c Elephant, ". B.. | S.
Lard-.-.-.~.sl 6O9I So Sperm, W S.. ) O0
Seatstoot....-- ID Is
Dried AppIes-In fair trade demand at IZI
gI3c, and pay for packages.
Dried Peaches-Firm. Pared SOC; IMPAIRED,
halves, 2jg25c; quarters, Isc.
POIatOes-Peachblows in moderate demand at
Beans-HeId at 81, 5ogs,O 90 for white. Demand
moderate.
Seehs-Timothy firm at $500. Clover inactive
and nominal.
Lake Fish-Quiet and steady. No. ! White
5000 per half Dbl; No. 2 do $500; PickereI,
$3.50; Trout s7,OOs7,5Oi Herring s5,25
EallOW-Quiot and steady. City-rendered held
At lOgIOEc.
saIt-Firm at s2,55 for Fine; $500 for coarse
)nondaga s2,55 for Saginaw.
AIc and POrter-We quote as follows: Pres
mt Use Xxx Ale $1,000; Stock sI3, Oo9I4,OOi Ken.
$500; Pale Cream SIl, Loo; Porter sI2, OOa
400.
AOps-Firm. Held at a range Of 4oS65o for
York, Michigan and Ohio.
H~sIt-BarIey Malt steady ct 8 1,lo1I,6O 3 bu,
outside price for prime No l Canada.
Water Limc-Markst firm At IS. 90 for Akron
md Oswego.
PIaster-POwelI's land plaster firm at 81, 50
, ION, Calcined s4,O q Dbl.
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financial
The {. .-m-rciaI CAV.


The Commercial says;
Monetary affairs are steady though dull. There
are r0ue Of the symptoms Of ~reviying business
which !-gsllY appear at the opening Of March, but
on the contrary :lo tone Of Baairs is hesItating
and weak.
The dlmand for money is mOcetats.
The banks are not fun lenders more usually asA 7
per cent On call loans, while their discOuntii Z of--
rations are strictly moderate AZ 7 per cent. The
discount houses arc well supplied with paper, for
which buyers are not abundant. The bulk Of
prime PrFer passes at 74GS Per cent.
The stock market Continues h~avy. The chief
interest crutcrs in Erie, upon which n cast corner
Is being developed.
Governments are firm but quiet. 4S2Hs were
better. 7-@os advanced y. II Will be o~bseEted
from the statement Of the public debt given else
where that the 5-zps Of 1865 have increased about
eleven millions, while tho amount Of 7-3us out
standing has been reduced 10 a similar extent.
There are reasons for supposing that the former
securities have been sold and the latter purchased
by the Treasury us IA Iunding operation.
Gold continues weak under the sales Of parties
indisrosed TO have thor gold longer carried and
also from the partial supply from disbursements
on lu-IOcoupOns. The price has ranged at I551zQ
l3Gis.
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MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD,
BRYAN'S LIFE PILLS,

VWILI LHE DLVUUt
Remove Headache, Dizziness, Giddiness. Drorsi-
ness, Unpleasant Dreams, Dimness OF Sight
Indigestion, Cleanse the Stomach and
Bowels,
Insure NEW LIFE in the Debilitated. and
RESTORE THE SICK To PERFECT HEALTH.
Try theml They only cost 25 cents, and n you
cannot get them Of your Druggist, send the money
TO Dr. J. BRYAN, Consulting Physician, AZ Broad
way, p o. Box 5O79, and they " Il be sent by re-
turn ma ], post paid. Dealers supplied by Demas
Barnes 4 Co., Wholesale Agents, New York.
For sale by C. W. CLARK, Druggist, IT9 Supe-
ror street, Cleveland scpIr6.w&%td
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FINANCIAL s COMMERCIAL.
FnrnAr ErrE1rn. March .. 1896.

FRIDAY EVENING, March ., 1866.
The local money market experiences no
material change. The demand for discounts
IS generally reported very moderate, and
otherwise there is no particular pressure for
currency. Balances, however, are still low,
and the steps toward an easier condition
are very gradual. Eastern Exchange i'm
proves slowly in supply, under a light de-
mand. Rates are steady at the established
quotations.
There was no decided change in financial
matters East to-day. Gold was weaker, but
closed without decided change, at tS5y@
1859. Government securities are ruling
quiet, but prices are firm. In this market
to-day previous quotations on everything
but Gold, which was lower, were main
tanned. Z. J. Farmer Il Co., Bankers, quote.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.


PIrTsBUBsH, March 900 P. n.
The Allegheny is in good beating order. River
receipts to-day 1900 bbls 1000 bbls are on the way.
Trade on the river Is active. There is plenty Of
inquiry foroi ii, but sales are light. Sales 800 bbls
Crude at l7c without packages. Buyers want low
er figures, but holders don't seem disposed to give
way,
Refined is dull, and there is q wide difference be-
tween dealers. Sales 1900 bbIs bonded, May deliv-
cry, taken from works, at see 1000 bbls bonded
Philadelphia, May lslivery, at s7c.
Tar and Benzole dull.
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TO LADIES.
TO LADIES.
Ifyou require a reliable remedy to restore you Us
DR.. HARYET'S FEMALE PILLS

A never failing remedy for the removal Of Obstruc.
tions, no matter from what cause they arise. They
are safe and sure, and will restore nature in every
case. They are also eficacious in all cases Of Weak
ness, Whites, Prolapsus, &c. Sod in boxes con-
tanning 60 pills, price One Dollar.
Send for Or. HARYEY's Private Medical Advis-
er, addressed to females 100 pages, giving full in
structions, 10 cents required for postage. IT you
cannot purchase the Pills Of your Druggist, they
will be sent, post paid, secure from observation, on
the receipt of One Dollar, by DR.. J. BRYAN, Con-
sulting Physician, A2 Broadway, n. Y. P. o. box
5O79. Dealers supplied by Demss Barnes & Co.,
Wholesale Agents, New York.
For sale By G. W. CLARK, Druggist, u9.supe-
rior strest, Cleveland. sep4;r6.WtHta
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DAILY LEADER,
SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1866.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

Drs. Ramsay & Hunter-RemovAl.
Cottrell Il MISREPRESENTATION Card.
Jewett a GOodman-Cabinet Organs.
J. R Kennedy 4 Co.-Agents Wanted.
Lang & WiIbur-Tinncrs Wanted.
John C. G rannis-Residence for Sale.
Il Public ~square-Cutter Wanted.
J. Z. & G. L. Ingerson-House for Rent.
Critchley, Fawcett L Co.-Refnery for Sale.
W. X.-Horse for Sale.
L. A. W~ilcox-Houss for Sale.
Brainard's Han-LectuTe.
Ford & Wagner-0peniBg.
Box 275I-Book keeper Wanted
Mrs. 3. A. AIlen-Hsir Restorative.
Spiritual Societ y-Local Notice.
Miss A. Harthan-Loeal Notice.
Matson & Co.-Agents Wanted. Weekly
John B. ~Ogden-SpeciaI Notice. (Weekly.J
A. ". Bishop-To Farmers. Weekly
Burglar Proofs afas-Local Notice.
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JOHNNY BooKER's NNsrRELs.-This we'll
known troupe Of negro minstrels, whose
fame is as wide as the country, announce
their appearance in the Academy of Music
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday eve
nings of next week. It is not necessary to
speak Ofthe merits Of this company. since
they sport the feather. Lovers of this kind
Of melody, who likewise have a relish of
burlesque and broad earicature, may con-
fident!y count on a treat.
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R BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT
Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press.l
NEW YORK, March ?.
RAILWAY sTOrEs

Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March ?.
RAILWAY STOCKS.
Railway speculation opened firmly on Erie this
morning and the stock sold up to So at the open
board and Stock Exchange on Erie tell of to 81.
$50, and the whole list was a fraction lower and
quite dull. / was steady at O'Clock on call. At
the second and last boards the stock market was
firm and lamentations very slight.
QUOTATIONS..
The following were the closing quotations at $50
P. M:
lO3%; Reading 994; Michigan Southern 20;
Michigan Central IO2; Cleveland & Pittsburgh
775s; Rock Island lO54 North Western III.
Governments.
There is very little doing in Governments, but
the market Is hEm.
Money remains steady at p5r cent, with some
The gold market became heavy toward the close
ofthe day. TIE chief demand is for Customs, and
there is very little speculative feeling at present.
Closed at 1874.
STOCKS.
Steamship stocks are str niger, but the balance
OF the miscellaneous list If quiet.
PETROLEUM STOCKS
Petroleum stocks were generally heavy and
$500 @-g 49, -NNaH@Na "NA AZ bNAAHhNn I
Run and PlthOle Creek.
QUOTATIONS..
The sales were at the following rates:
Bennehoff Run lo45; Palmer 40; Pithole Creek
rs; Excelsior 100; United States l6SU; National
buchanan 20; First National IS.
GOLD sHAEEs.
Gold shares were lower on Smith & ParmeIee. but
lTn on the balance ofthe list.
MINING STOCKS.
GunnelI Gold l2s; General Central 500: Kipp
Buell. 35o; Quartz Hill $50; Smith 4 Parmelee
-lj.
DRY GOODS.
The dry goods market is very unsettled and I'M
satisfactory for both holders aud buyers Of goods,
nd many prominent buyers contend that prices
Ill 90 much lower yet, aud decline purchasing
thsr than those goods that they are compelled to
ave 70 keep up their stocks and supply for present
nd Immediate demands.
QUOTATIONS.
The following are the quotations from the Dry
GODS Exchange: I
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YoUNe Folks FAIR.-It will be remem-
bered that the little girls or Misses of the
Intermediate Department Of the Brownen
street school, with q few others, held q novel
fair in plymouth Church, on Saturday, Feb
ruary Sd, for the benefit Of the freedmen.
The articles exhibited were for the most
part Of their owl making out of school
hours. We recall the fact for the purpose
Of saying that the Freedmen's Aid Commits
sion received = few days ago, eleven dollars
and fifty cents, just one half the proceeds of
that fair. The other half of the fund was
given for the Industrial School in this city
1t is probable that the young folks " afore-
said VIII hear from this money,-in what
way or form we shall not now inform them.
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GLAD NEWS.
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS.

L WARRANTED IN all CASES
For the Speedy and Permanent Cure Of all Diseases
arising from Sexual Excesses, or
YOUTHFUL INDISCRETIONs,
Seminal Loss, Nightly Emissions and Sensual
Dreams, Genital, Physical and Nervous Debility,
Impotence, elect, Sexual Diseases, &c.
NO CHANGE OF DIET Is NECESSARY.
And they can be used without detection. Each
box contains 80 Pills. Price One Dollar. If Won
cannot get them of your Druggist, they will be
sent by mail, securely sealed, post paid, with full
instructions, that insure q cure, on receipt of the
money and q pamphlet Of 100 pages on the errors
OF youth, the consequence and remedy, sent free;
ten cents required for postage. Address DR.. J.
BRYAN, Consulting Physician, 49,, Broadway, n,
z, P. o. Box 5079. Dealers can be 81 ppI d BY
Barnes q Co., Wholesale Agents, n. 7.
For sale by G. W. CLARK, Druggist, II9 Supe-
street, Cleveland. sepf-r6:wALtd
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Chicago Markef-sIarch >

OUR-FiTIa.
WHEAr-Active with speculative demand and
advanced &c, closing quiet. sales at 81 49, for
No. /, and So fO- No. 2.
Consultative.
OATs-Dull.
HIGHwINEs-Inactive.
PRovIsIoSs-Dull Mess pork inactive. $685. Is
lg5OfOr English msats.
LARD-DUll at III
HoGs-Aotive. Sales at s0,OOGIO,OO.
DRESSED HOGs-Steady. Sales at SII, OOdnL.
REcEIPrs-FlOur $500 bbls wheat 5000 bu;
corn l7,U1 hu.: oats IL Loo bu.; live hogs 5000;
dressed hogs LOO.
sHIPNESTs-FIOur 1900 bills; wheat $500 bu.;
corn 300 bu.
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Drs. Hunter d Ramsay of New York and
Philadelphia, can be consulted upen jail af-
iections Of the Throat and Lungs, embrace
ing Catarrh, Sore Throat, Bronchitis and
Consumption at their new Office No. % South
West Corner of Monument Square, Wack-
erlin Block.
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OPTICIANS.
no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN

TlNG.-TheA Allegheny Valley Railroad Com
pany invite Proposals for the Graduation. Mas, n
~ BailastlnS and Ties required on fifteen sections
q their Road, extending from oil CITY soutbward
ana on fifteen sections. extending from Mahoning
Creek northward, ton vicinity Of Bradv's Bend
Iron W rks. Each section will be about one mile
in length.
Maps, Pro6les, Plans and Specifications of the
work will be ready for examination at the Fnrf-
neer's Office On Pike street. in the city OF Pitts
hurgh, by the first Of March next, and proposal,
viii be received at the same place M to s O'clock
P n OF THURSDAY, the 22d OF y arch.
The line will be run cut and staked as soon As
but contractors can at any time on
application at the Engineers Office in Pittsburgh,
obtain all the Information necessary TO enable them
70 exsmine and bid for the work understandinely.
Any further Information desired can be had by
in person or by letter to the subscri-
+. FRIGHT Chief Engineer
fab26.2g6
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Brown Sheetings-Stark NJ "a; Shitheket A Ie.
Bleaehed Shirtings-Bates 40; Bartlstt's Sc inch
50.
Prints-Sprague 81; Hamilton p; Lancaster 10.
observation-disclosures rs; Hartford %.
Cambrios-WanvilIs 20; Victory 20.
Ccnton Flannels-Maumkeas 81; Nashua q.
Ticks-OweSO b So.
S~tripps-Harvester SO; Uncasville 81.
Hoop SkiIts-Bradley's Duplex Elliptic, 20 to 80
hoops, So to lO5; Empress Trail l25.
DISPATCHES.
The following dispatches we're received at the
Dry Goods Exchange:
st. Logis-There is more activity. but prices are
unsettled.
B0stCn-Trade light.
Providenee-Dry goods dull. Prices Of prints
nominal.
Baltim. Market very quiet and goods weak.
Cinciuu. Market weak and quiet.
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DR.. C. j. KELLER, Eclectic Physician.
Office hours from II y. N. to 2 P. N, at the
store of ). J. Yogt & Co, 50 South side Of
Monument Square, on week days, and on
Sunday from 1 to > P. N. Residence East
Cleveland, at the terminus of the street
railroad opposite the Postoflce.
march 1878
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CoUET OF COMMON PLEAs.-The testimony
is all in, in the case of Joseph Stopped Us.
the American Express Company, to recover
the value ola quantity of champagne which
was frozen to death in February, 1864,
while in the charge of the company. The
argument will be opened this morning.
In room No. 2, the case Of Betsey Gould
Us. Martha NJ. Benton, executrix, was held
under advisement by the Court. Judge
Foote summarily disposed of the case Of
John Langmuir rs. the Cleveland and Pitts
burgh Railroad Company, an action
brought to recover damages, laid at SO, 600,
from defendants tampering with plaintiffs
mill pond. The latter claim that the com
pany dug a huge Reservoir below his dam,
and laid pipes so as to drain the water from
above said dam into said reservoir and
thence to a watering station on their road,
thereby exhausting his supply of water.
The defense denied, point blank, all plain
tbs statements. Judgment for defendants.
In the criminal branch, Judge Bolton
presiding, Thomas GilIen was convicted on
an indictment for burglary in common with
Pike, Burton tai.
The case of the State rs. Philander Farr,
indicted for buying, receiving and conceal
ing stolen property, was called, but not
concluded. NJ. S. Castle, Esq, prosecutes
the case, and Judge Raney and ". s. Ker-
rush, Esq, appear for defendant.
- -
BURGLARIEs y How To REMEDY THEN.-l
Ny attention has been called to one of our
small Fire Proof safes which was recently
blown open with powder in this city, and
the party owning said safe, in place of
ordering of our house one of our Fire and
Burglar safes, purchased q large Cast Iron
(so-called) Fire and Burglar Proof Safe
manufactured by Lewis Lille 4 Son, Troy,
n. Y. Now, to prove to the public how
much Of e Burglar Proof safe this is, I pro
pose to the owners of said safe, or Mr..
Lilies agent in this city, to open the out
side doors of said safe and the burglar-chest
inside within one hour with tools which a
burglar might use. If I fail to open said
safe within the above time, I Will agree to
pay all damages done to the same and give
a certificate to that effect. If I succeed all
I asks a certificate stating the fact. Can I
nave the trial?
HERvEY HERMAN,
Travelling Agent for Diebold, Bahman & Co,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
If everybody wanting a safe would buy a
Diebold i Co, Fire and Burglar there would
be no more robberies in the country.
mchS-lt H. II.
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BErHEI AND MISSIONARY WoRx.-The
religious revival in this city seems to be on
the increase, and the feeling deepening and
spreading The union daily prayer meet
ing in the First Baptist Church is crowded
every morning, and the attendance in
creases day by day. On Sunday evening
next religious services will be recommended
in the Bethel Church on Water street, after
an intermission of six or eight months, and
meetings will be held there every night
next week. Rev. J. Monteith. IT., will
preach at the Bethel Church next Sunday
evening, commencing at haIf-past seven
o'clock. On Monday night Rev. Mr.. War
ner. Rev. J.. H. Rylance, of St. Paul's
Church, viii preach there on Tuesday
evening.
This commodious and beautiful church
belongs to the people; it is open and free to
all, to sailors, c~snalers and river men not
only, but to all who may choose or desire to
attend. All are invited.
This Is the Inauguration of the Christian
enterprise which was projected a week or
since as a branch Of the efforts for the
evangelizatiOn Of the city. Il is to be hoped
hat Christian people viii attend the Bethel
Church exercises, and by their presence
.noourage those not yet Christians to seek
ut the place. Their cooperation in the
ray of actual work viii also be in demand.
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E. B.. HALE,
kNHER

HI Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
ESTABLISHED 1852.
Dealer in : and all other Government Bonds.
POUND INTEREST NOTES, Canada and incur
rent money. COUPONS cashed without charge.
DEPOSITS received and COLLECTIONS made at
all points. jan27:Rli
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Ak INTERESTING LECTURE.-Inour columns
Of to-day, a lecture Oh "The Indians " is
advertised for Monday evening next, to be
delivered by the Rev. Nj. Jauison, of
Walpole Island, River St Clair. Person
ally, we have 10 acquaintance with the
Reverend lecturer; but We learn from one Of
our w~ell-known and respected citizens, who
was on Waipole Island last fall, that Mr..
Jamison has been a successful laborer
among the aborgiEes, and that his mission
is a very interesting one; and that, there
fore, the subject chosen for his lecture Is
likely TO prove, in his hands, an instructive
and entertaining one. As Mr.. Us visit to
this city is purely an act of charity in aid
OF the funds Of d small country church.
and as he has not the slightest pecuniary
interest whatever in the proceeds of the
lecture, @ large attendance is respectfully
urged upon our readers, to help forward
this benevolent design.
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TELEGRAPHISG, Banning, RAILRoADIEG,
B~ooK-KEEPISG, SPECIMEN P~EyNASsHIP, ev-
erything essential to success in Business,
taught at the Union Business and Tele-
graphic College. Call and examine their
Rooms.
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R~EvovAL.-Drs. Hunter 4 Ramsay, the
founders and advocates Of the Medicated In
halation system of practice in America, have
now opened their permanent Office at No. %,
southwest corner Of Monument Square
McKerlin Block.
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NVtAA4 ate % H. r NdrEAt
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN To
IN all persons interested that an application viii
be made by the undersigned to the said Probate
tourt, or the nth day OF March next, at 10 o'clock
A NJ, for an order that a CERTAIN claim, now in
the hands OF the undersigned, as the Administrator
Of said VIM 2 Ca ey, TO be administered, which
claim occurred in the life time of said Cary, may
be compromised IN such terms as said Cont NAV
dlrecti the same b. ing a claim now being asserted
by the undersig ed, against John II. Whitaker
Survivor, &c, and the estate, DR.. Peter Sheen
O-r2er, deceased, in n case n1w pending in Court
OF Common Pl as Of Lucas county, Ohio, wherein
the Executors Of sal DR.. Peter Shoenberger are
and the said John W. Whitaker. survi-
Tor, ana the undersigned as Administrator afore-
SAID, are DEFENDANTS. Such order - asked for on
the ground that said claim Is desperate. by reason
of the ella m IN said case set up by the said Execu-
toTs OF said Shcenberger, that they, as such Exec
utors, have acquired a lien on said claim against
saif John W Whitaker. survivor, and BY reason
OF the legal defence set up by the Later, growing
having been brought by said Executors against
said John W Whitaker, and Stephen Whitaker.
now deceased, and the said VIM. F Carey. now de-
eeased, to enforce such alleged lien, the claim
against said Whitaker being for a balance dus
from said s and J. W. Whitaker, on the 10th dav
Of March, 1855, Of 81 500 10, to the said VIM. +.
Carey, against which certain drafts had been
drawn by POLAND Mccormack, by the authority
Of said Carey, none Of which has been paid.
SlLAS MERCHANT, Administrator.
OF VIM. f.. Czfey, deceased.
BY 2. T. BACkCS, his Attorney.
fpbl7.ZQG-4WF -TteW
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"NEw YORK WEEKLY MAGAzISE."-We
have received from the publishers, 0. H.
Bailey 4 Co, the second Monthly Part OF
the above magazine as well as copies of the
weekly edition. This is a live enterprise.
and as it is cheap, being sold by all news
dealers for ten cents per copy, it must be-
come popular. The publishers announce
that in No. 10 which viii be issued on the
10th inst, there viii be commenced a new
novel entitled, "No Mercy; Or, Kestrels
and Falcons" by the author of " Guy Liv-
ingstou - and Sword and Gown"
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FR~EEDuEN's EDUCATIoNAL SocIETY.-The
Minor Freedmen's Educational Society
will hold its first monthly meeting at the
Ohio Street Methodist Church on Sunday
afternoon, commencing at four o'clock. The
public are invited to attend.
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