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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-12

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Ri.ss6:l7 >nn -els....6 % Moon Rises. 3n
Sandy Hook. Az Gov island. s:SJ Iieu Gats.. On
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rI,IIE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, ..1,
BETWEEN NEW-YOKk AND lINklfOOIh 'aLLi'o
AT CORK HARBOk, -,
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND Lh fhiUyvLa, NALA<
.ct. ',av,s no.ton... =. Wednosday March "a
go I.,v,a New. \ orb. " e1nes,iay. Mnch2l
.,tpfc. .sv,, foson... =. W cdr. Merrb 81
n,S1p ~ iSiHy ls.x,. New York. Weinesday. A pu
H1nin "A iesy,s po.ton.. go. Wrdn-sday, April ~
ciins raves New.lofk. Wednesday, April 10
rRou sEw-yoEy TO LIVERPOOL ,....
Chief Cabin Passage % n,
Second Cabin Passage. wv
FROM ros LIVERPOOL .,...
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Passage go; 80 W
raythl. IN gold, iis equivalent IN Ihi'eu o'a'o'
hsrths secured !. I'll paid to!.
An experienced Sdrf"cn on board III r.. e...t.
The owners Of these siPs WI not % i ap
~ Valuabes unless Bill OF Laains ha's Ia" 'e'uo
sfe signed therefor.
FoI Ieish. OF Passage rpilyto -. ,ut.. f,...u
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GOVERNMENT HARNESS and SADDLES.

GOVERNMENT HARNESS and SADDLES.
~ bet OAK 4ined Leather and al IL good order Tor use
700 se-s "hewoTn" Team tiarn.ss, pr horse or on
only : for Lead and SO Nhe" Including Dfidct VII
ouiwesr cheap work Cotton Planters hosio see
tits stock. -, o,
20 Off ere Saddles entirely new boot ~ WIN new
1000 .,cond,hsnd Head Halter. &c dOz, Win cbsi' 80
doz. . ~ ,o, :.
5eo prime Check Lines 75c to 8 2' CHECK Ren' - to
SDc
srOo blind Bdl-s ono little worn. end new Artillery hair
80 a.. ne. Arilery aud Team Harness biisade pscsages
very cheap . ,,., - en-, L.. ,t.
1000 shelter Tents 81. and iiio-woru TIC Ju Tue
tr r hy cover, wagon covers portable forses &c. &s-
cl~ap. -, II
ot mi terms TO large deAerG Small oIdert sent and col
lee made BY express. . fIi NJ a
No 800 North Front-st., Philadelphia
NB-PITKIN 4 o.. No. 4s3 Ninth" Wd'A"yio"' N
bn am for sale.
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TVHF CELEBRATED PIANOS Of }. & c

i FISCHER, the best aid most r. beiia nihd~; ly
II D. Asraf- and all iupr0venl'n 20. l-i 49, -
AZ Twenty e. rltftst, near Mn b ave.
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GEORGIA.

EVERY SATURDAY FROM PIER No. -. n r..
10 connection with Hsssds thI9asheai 1sSIs" anu
p..,ns. .surd through TO Augusta Macon fhoinss
AZ DsY,sn BI.n,we. 81 Nary, Fsmandina Jacksonville
Tbs .yhee! steamship SAN JAClNrO Win,iow
ssand comnauder viii .ai savannah dse, Tom Pier
No 10 North River. foot OF Cednrst OH oA ~'
H. promptly at O'Clock. It,,
freight received daily and handled carefully
Bills OF l.iing furnished and signed on the fief.
IN. San SALVADOR sails MsIchA
For freight or Passgr-havns elegant ACCOMMODATIONS
'pP 1ARRIsON 4 ALLEN, ksen,s No. BowingCVu.
| Agent q Savannah b. Il. HARpEE, ESQ.,
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nllsfellaneonc.

EOR SALE -i5, 900 h Naylor & Co.'S and
I ,.rd.,.,u 4 Co.. CAST sTTFL a..Orrd szesi viii
., .od Tow 10 elo,e igimept by DkRklt hSoN a
.,AiirLFTr No. ~ beek man-st.
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CTEINWAY & SONS
~ GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIANO-FOkI -.

Have tsten q First Premiums gold ani sreT ned the
Principal Fairs held In tins aBIy within ne 'ssi ten year,
pnd sddition thereto they were swsrjeo fi m.
MEDIA at the Great international xbiton n London lD2
H. competition with 269 Piano. frotD oil parts o. tls od
That great superiority Of these iustrUnents ~ gi
Iersy concrded IL aouBdantly proven by The FACT hat
hessrs Seinwsys scales impfoyfmrft, ard polHa n:
Of construction have been copied by the rect MAJOR oil
The Of both heu "a cLstLf A. COULD
De DONE WITHOUT tNshixGENgNr PArssT RIGHTS ana
HIS, tcr instr emens used By the sniaen pifnis
Europe and Amer who prefer them for their pub &c
md private whenever accessible.
STEINWAY6 SONS direct sp. cis al ~nion 70 theT
PATENT AGRAFFE ADVANCEMENT
which having practically tested IN their Grand and
highest priced Square Pianos and sd United BE- Of the
pestest nrrov OF modern tive. will h~ysa(e
Roducef Ia EVERY PIANO EASUrAcTuRyp Z rHInU Ut
ucRsAsK 70 the purchaser la odsr that tnef
patrons may reap 10 benefit
sTEINWAY 4 SONS PIANOS ere the only American
.,ruments exported TO Europe In large numbers and ssrd
b Europoan coac~rtFooms
wAREROOMs Hoa II and - Esa Four-snllrss b.
tvssa Unios sous,s en- Irving place. New. Ysrk.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEf
~ -Passercer and Freight Depot N New fork, foot OF
LDer yst connects at Hampton Junction with the Delaware
anna Western Railroad and at tastou with the
-hRh VALLEY Railroad and its connections, forming direct
Inc 20 Pittsburgh sud West without change OF cars
0kEAJ MIDDLE ROUTE To The WEST.
Two EIrres. Train. daily from tho West except Sundays.
when ra.n IN the evening. -
sixty aud two hours saved by this line to Chicago
Cincinnati st. Louis. c., with but charge OF cars
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
Commencing Nov. 30 l3Gj-ieav- New ork as follows:
AT q m Tor tastou. Mach Chunk Wiiam'Por'' Wilkes
bare. MshzDoy City, etc.
MAIL TEAIS-At IN. for Pennington. Esston, Water
Gnp scranton Wkesbsrre, Greet Bend, Pston, Bingham
ton etc.
9am-Wes,srn Express for Ess,on, Allentown Har
rislurg Pittsburgh and the West with but change OF
cars TO Cincinnati Chicago, and but two changes 70 st.
Louis. . 80
I'm TRAIS-For Ess'on. Allentown. Mauch Chunk
Reading. Pottsyiie Harrisburg &c.
p m.--For Esstou. Scranton, Great Bend Bethlehem
and Mauch Chunk.
5 p. ni.--For Somrrvile aud Fieusington
$50 y. m.-FOr sou.rvlie.
uI.--for SOfneryili-.
l. p NV ESrEKS EXPRESS TRAIN-For Faston, Al
ientown. Reading Hsrrisbnrg. Pittsburgh aud tn West
SLEEPING through from Jersey City TO fusDur1h every
evening. -
Tickets for the West can be obtained at the office OF the
Contra Railroad Of Nrwlrrsey foot OF Liberty st., ~ H., al
House Noe 27i and 5.6 Broad and az the
principal hotels. JOSIAH o. SrEARNS supe iuiendeni
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Ocean Gtcamers.


vENUF NORTH GERMAN LLOYDs STEAM
SNIP NEWYORE. X. Ot-r-ndorr ufastrr carrying
ned states mail win sn from the breinenp'er 1905 OF
Third 81, Hoooken. on
SATURDAY. March a.
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON
Taxing Passengers 70 .
LONDON. HANRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
at the following rses payable IA god its equvs eDt IN cur
rency:
$3.50 .
10 be followed BY the 9ANSA, Capt H. J. Won Ssnten
April I.
Tor freight or passage sppyt - -
OELRiCHS Co.. No So Drosd-st-
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE for RIO
- DE- JANElRO callngSt ST. THOMAS. fAHA, FER,
EAMBUCO and BAHIA every trip The United states and
Brazil Mali Steamship Cou Pany viii dispatch eglarly on
the 18th Of each mouth at from fieT 30 ~ 'of,h
River on- ofther W frst.caSs sieasLps. The HAVANA
N. r. Greene Comma der, win lesve on INT koDAt'
29th Of March An experienced Surgeon Is aaced 70 each
steamship. All letters must pass through the PostOnce
Large los Of heavy height At low For fright OF pos
sage apply to THOMAS A5CEt Go 4 60.
No. IL Broad Uay.
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LODER will commence her course Of private instrue-
uon 81 ITALIAN ENGLISH AMI OkATOhlO SlNDINu
ihe hrs; week in October. Mr.. LODER will BE- Of nome
date every morning between tire hous 81 ~ ana
O'Clock applications BE- -eut There ~ last
Thirty secondt Le1ington-Bve. or 10 Ii"eatsh.
4 So.s PIsno Rooms No. ESQ broadway
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Trsinsl leave Depot loot

HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL
EOAD-On aud after Monday jan 1886 trains for Al
berry Troy nrectng win Northern and western trans
WI leave New \ ORD y follows
no m via Uug.on River Railroad IT. rtieths, and
.u,n.sye competing with Tor North and West
~ "a VIA Hudson River RAJ road eonnretn. w1h NORM
rfn AM Western trains - -.
II a. M via usrru Railroad ~ eny SIKH e. and Fourth
ave- come Tin. with trains ior Nortn aud w est -
- n ~, vi, Hud.ou River Ia road connecting Troy
with rain Tor hou,rra with si-spi attached
Ain IN via Harlem Railroad connecting Albany with
M.t.fn train. and at Troy with t. aud : and 4. and
road. TO, points North win s.eepin.-csrs tachrd.
Gu "a "a Hudson River Railroad se-pns car' rom v"
yof 10 ANA 10 and 81 pension dee without Aso
10 hlo,rcai via This train ruus on sundays
10 m VIA Hudson Yer Railroad. with 'erpingears AZ
,acbs connecting at Albany and Troy with morning trains
Tor North and West. -. . .
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ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND
~ and FRANCE The Now Iork AID Have Steamship
10 mrnuys frsc,s mai saamsi fig. ARAGO md FULTON,
To Wing thoroughly RENTED viii ease Fee 40 81 North
River fr avre calling falmouth, the following days, ut
uoou precisely. -.
ARAOO .......HrsRT 4. q ,DsDEN.....March il. l@G.
FULTON ....IaNYs A. " O1TKE. .......' mi u. l@h
ARAOO .......uKSRY A. 6ADsDES. May y, 1915.
~ LION.....JAsEs A. NorrKN........Junr = mo
ARAGO ....... IHNGY 4. GADspYs......July T. looh
and eve % days thereafter.
PRICES OF PASSAGE PAID ~ GOLD
First cabin ......... ~, 81 second csbiu......SO
Through tickets % London. SJextrA
An experienced Surgeon ON board. .
Tho company W uo rr.p1usDi for specie o. va'uables
unrss b Of adn- hs,irg value oppressed signed
therefor.
For further Information amply 20
JOS j. COMSTOCK. AGENT,
No brnadway. New YORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-12

AT No. 260 Bowerv, Townsend'S Academy.-
Separate Instruction is given. dy and evening IN Book
Keeping Writing Arithmetic Algebra &c. Rooms for Lsdirs
tnl PRIVATE INSTRUCTION.
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WI PANY-Fo0. Of Barclay st-On and after nov %
korius mail tram. for Hacks .town aud iuermedAe sta
t,,n. vii cav, A. 8:J,s m Ms Express for all mattous
west Of ADurn nj flo D. Aorri.town Express al IN
-CHOCH. Assistant SuprIintendrtii.
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RAILROAD ofNEW .JEKsEY.

NIEW,JERSEY RAlLROAD.-Irans leave
foot Of Corauits;. tor PHnADELPntA. a. 10 and II
a. u u ami M, and " mdnghs; iof bALtiNohs
and NJ A.Kssros, at aud o ia. r. nni lLmdnisht
DARITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAIL
Ia ROAD On aud slrr MONDAY, I'm Feb, 1870, the
rpre tran Camden will b" discontinued The steamer
viii leave Pier No. Nor Ryrr dl. sundays excepted
at a. connecting with train Tor Manchester, Ioih' 'ef'
Long lrlncb &C
FKEIGHT FOR CAMDEN and intermediate stations vi /
b.. taken At LON RATES the o'clock line. eachin
Camden the next Ing
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..,.....s.ssss.
Justin W hiie.
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1T n0IRFIR,S COMMERCIAL ACADI

a |
~ MI No 6g9 Broadway Cent? men o. boys who desire
g. enter business this Spring receive riva Instruction
day o. evening IN Business ffnn1hs.iP i'"r''e5 o"h
shortest possible zine.
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HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE-Superior
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE

y III Providence X l. s ne MOS SPACIOUS aud tItG1nt
Its apartments the best lighted and ventilated OF ey to
and praot.ca IN It's drn aud economical IN s c.lrses
further particulars send for circular A. q. sCi!OLt!
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-24
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL
MONDAY EVENING, April %, 1866.

MONDAY EVENING, April e, 1855.
IN the local money market to-day bust
ness was very light, the tempestuous wealth
er very much interfering with outdoor op-
e~rations. We can record no essential change
in the condition of the market. Bankers
report q comfortably easy supply OF cur
rency, and a steadily improving tendency,
but a very close and firm market for East
ern Exchange, at the established rates of
par buying and Ito premium selling.
There was a very steady market for Gold
in New York to-day, and the price was not
materially changed, closing at 1868. Gov
eminent securities continue to improve in
price, and buyers are more numerous than
sellers. Unusually large amounts of CAPT
tai in New York seeking investment are be-
ing employed in governments, to the exelu-
sion of most other classes eff securities.
In this market governments move in
sympathy with prices East, and there is a
fair investment demand, mainly for 1905.
E. J.. Farmer & Co., Bankers, quote closing
rates for coin and governments as follows:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-24

ACADEMY OF MUsrc.-The extremely bad
weather of last evening compelled s very
slim attendance at the Academy Of Music,
and prevented very many, who would IN
doubtedly have otherwise been present
from witnessing one of the most finished
pieces of acting, in Mr.. Joseph PrOcters
"Yirginius," that has been afforded for a
long period. We earnestly hope that no
such difficulty will sgain interpose to pre-
vent the ~play-going community enjoying
the pleasure and benefit to be derived from
Mr.. Proctor's very superior performances.
This evening the wild, romantic drama en-
titled Mick Of the Woods, or the Jibbe-
nainosay," viii be given, and as it is one
Of Mr.. Proctor's most powerful characters,
snd ss a play is of absorbing interest, we
trust the welcome that could not be given
Mr.. P. last evening will be more than made
up for tonight. The farce, "sesing Irving"
will be repeated
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-24

We have commenced work on the CLEvE-
LAND CRY DRECToRr FOR 1867, and in or
der to facilitate its publication particularly
request those persons who are connected
with the following institutions of the city
to furnish us, this week, such facts relating
thereto as will enable usto make the Direc-
tory complete. The information required
is about as follows:
Location Of Colleges, Academies, semin-
aries and Schools, and names ef faculty and
teachers.
Denomination, Pastors and location of
Churches and Sunday Schools.
Location, time of meeting and names of
officers Of Benevolent Societies, Institutions,
etc.
Names of officers, place of business, CAPT
tai (optionaD and style of Incorporated
Companies, Insurance Companies, Banks,
Steamboat and Transportation Lines, Rail-
roads, Telegraph Companies, Newspapers,
Hospitals, etc.
Write the facts briefly and send them to
the CLEVELAND LEADER Co., through the
Postoffce, or leave them at our Counting
room, this neck, in order to have them ap-
pear in the Directory.
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LOCAL NOTICES


Public HeaIth-The P~ress.-Advertis-
ing has been pronounced "undignifed" b. the
medical faculty. a physician who a4vertises q
valuable r-medy to fifty people in his private pr.e-
tioe would receive the cold shoulder from bis pro-
fessional brethren, should he make its merits
known to millions throuzh the business oolnmns
of q ne Espaper press. This may be 'dignihed'-
but is it benevolent, humane or just? Whoever
Is fortunate enough t discover or invent any.
thing that will prevent, or cure, or alleviate hu-
man suffering, is bound 10 make it known, through
every chanu,l of communication within his reach,
to the general public For many years the merits
Of H%OSIETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH
BITTERS have thus been proclaimed to the world
and multitudes have been restored TO health, or
saved from fatal mAladies in oonssq enSe- As new
facts have been developed in relation to the opera
tion of tAis most pure and potent Of 81 S omAohies
and Alternatives, they have been stated in simple
language to the people Of many ls5dsi and If the
proprietors Of the medicine have derived profit
from their dissemination, thousands upon thou
sands OF individuals have been benefited thereby
to an extent beyond all estimate. In the West
Iudies, Canada, Australia and South America,
EosrEITER's BIrTERs are now recognized as the
sole specific for Dyspepsia, the best possible safe
guard against e~pidemics, and the finest invisor-
ant in cases Of General Debility, and the only DIFF
fusive stimulant entirely free from uexious ingre-
dfsntz-
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Nev YORK Market-ApriI 2s.

Corrox-DuI and nominal. Sales at BIC for
middling.
FLOUR-5610e lower with moderate demrnd.
Sales st S7,4O@7.95 for extra state; $3.50
@9,OC for extra round hoop Ohio, S9,OO9l2,OO for
trade brands. Market closing dull.
WHIsEY-Wlthout material change. Sales at
g., 26H92,2 p for western
WHEAr-Dull and common grades lac lower.
So Is 81, 500 IS for fair to good Milwaukee.
RTE-In fair request.
CORS-Dull.
Sales at '@s5c for unsound, s5Gsse for sound
mixed western, both in store and delivered.
PKTROLEUh-Dun.
sales at 24H@g5o for crude, and 399ioc fol-
refined in bond.
PORK-Quiet and steady.
Sales at S26. 5OG26,G 5 for new mess, closing
at s26,s So for cash; SIS, 25925, SO for old do
So, 90 for prime. Also, 1850 bbls Of new mess.
for April, May and June, sellers option, at $751;
@2G,7 rs.
BEEF-steady.
Sales at sl5,5O91o,5o for new plain mess, and
$50, COd2 90 for extra mess.
BEEF HANS-Steady. Sales at s3s,O0139,O0.
BAoOS-Dull. and heavy.
Sales of Cumberland cut at 14H9l4Ec
l4TGl5c for short ribbed
L~ARD-Firmer. Sales at lTH6I94o
BUTTER-Quiet. 25S45c for Ohio, and 4o96O'
for state.
CHEEsE-Quiet. Sales at 16d22o.
FRElGHTs TO LIyERPooL-Dull and declining.
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NNANTE0-AGENTs-soo per month suarAn-
teed, and steady employment, to energetic msu
With from as to 500 capital. Cal at No 2 Atvater
1lock. graiis- ap24:3O9
A GENTS WANTED-To sell LlOyd's Battle
n History Of the Great Rebellion, in one voiume;
ABo several o.hsr POPULAR subscription books. For
catalogue and terms address B. 5. GREEN, Room 4,
American BINDING, Cleveland, q apls:3o9
"ANTED-ARenis to cell and put up Barton's
w Patent House Bell. Every house-keeBer should
have it: Agents not limited to any specified territory.
u. MATfESoA. Gen1 Agent, Grafton, o. aP6:S42
"ANTRP-RARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS
w Whist the people want OompleteH History ofthe
war; in onelArse volume, splendidly illustrated, with
over rs nne portraits Of Generals and Battle Scenes.
Jhe post candid, lucid ompiete, authentic and relia-
DE hletory published. It contains reading matter
eauai 70 three large volumes. Send for circulars and
- our terma. Address N BROS. & 90, las
West Fnnrth ~. Tfncinnati. aep22-sTNdkW
SIS Bartlett Sewing Machine. S25
7 LICENSED under patents Of howe, Wheeler 1
IBIS only Cheap Machine in the United States, having
NE right to use the Wheeser 4 Wilson or four motion
pEder-Feed.
We want Agents to ssH them. viii pay ESQ to 500
Pr month, or allow large Commissions VIII send
daohines, 70 be paid for when sold. For circulars,
terms, 6c., enclese stamp and address
PAGE BROTHERS, General Agents,
Ct either Of our ofnes, Philadelphia, Pa, Toledo,
Ohio, or st. Louis. Mo.
ssws with single or double thread .-scisnttac
American. mar27:30s-lmd2mW
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-24

ATLANTIC FOE MAT.-The May number
Of the atlantic" promises a rich feast Of
good things. The contents are: The Har-
monists; Abraham Davenport; Last Days
of Walter Savage Lsndor; Tomorrow DR..
Johns; Passages from H~swthorne's Note
Books; The Fenian Ides;" The Chimney
Corner for 1866; Edwin Booth Among the
Laurels; Griffith Gaunt; What will it cost
US? Mephistophelian; Mr.. BiglOw's. Speech
in March Meeting; Question of Move
ments; Reviews and Literary Notices.
For sale by Cobb, Andrews & Co.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-24

A MIsrAkE.-The Bucyrus Journal says
that some time since an article appeared in
the Cleveland Leader, stating that the First
National Bank of Bucyrus had met a loss
in the failure of Culver, Penn & Co., of New
York. This is a mistake. The First Ma
tional Bank of Bucyrus had no business re-
lations with Culver, Penn 4 Co. We pre-
sumo the Crawford County Bank Of Penn
s~ylvania become COMPOUNDED with Crawford
county, Ohio, or else from the fact of Mr.. ].
Hopi-y, OF Bucyrus, being in convection
with Culver, Penn & Co.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-24
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

ENTERED Is.
stmr City OF Cleveland. Mckay, Detroit, Al bbls
fish, So pkgs mds, 1880 bbls and 45 sack pota-
toes
Prop Granite State, B shop, Detroit
Prop Prairie State, knapp, Toledo
Prop New York, Drake, Dunkirk, SIS pkEs mdz,
1898 sacks coffee, As bbls and l6 hhds sugar
schr Presto, Myrick, Detroit, 1000 bu corn, 800
bbls and $50 sacks potatoes, so bbls -four
Schr Eagle, Barrow, Toledo. Is m staves
Scow Msna, Moore, Kelley's Island, stone
Scow Seabird, Jarvis, Detroit, 40, 600 feet lumber
las, 900 shingles, 10000 lath
Scow n. G., Mahoney, Sandusky, plaster
Scow Union Star, Flick, PIT Huron, Is, 1872 feet lum-
Der, 4O,CO0 shingles, 5000 lath
CLEARED.
Stmr Morning Star, Viger, Detroit, 233 bbls oil,
6s5 kegs nais, 276 bxs glass, T53 pigs mdE
Prop Burlington, Blodgett, Detroit
Prop Prairie State, Knapp, Ogdenshurgh
Prop New York, Drake, TOlsdO, 100 pkgs mdE
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-24

CoIvIN AND MILLER.-A r-e-examination
of Colvin and Miller yesterday, resulted in
their release from custody. No witnesses
were called. The testimony given in the
Mcconnell case, and in their previous ex-
animation established their innocence be-
yond q doubt. They have suffered so far
for the guilty. Now that no guilt can be
attached to them in any way, the public
ought to do all that is possible to make
amends for the wrong unwittingly done
than