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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-20
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.


EOR SALE-The very desirsbls Brick Residence
L situated on south western corner Of Euclid
avenue and Perry strest-one Of the finest locations
contains i6 rooms. It is heated BY steam, and has
every modern eenvenience- The lot has a frontage
to an alley. In rear Of and extending across the
entire width oflot. IL q good brick barn and carriage
SESSION can bs Given immedisttiy. For terms and
further particularI inquire ofRAYMOND& LOWE.
Cleveland. April 30th. ap2O:se
V0R sALE-A soOd Family Horse. Warranted
for Ladies OF Children to ride or drive. Inquire at
- Woo street. aels38
E0R sALE-Houss and Lot for sale on Edward
II street, Eear Perry, and q few rode from kins-
mar street. Price sl.so- lnqrirs on the premises.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALR-TFo story
IL bnek House on Erie, near ProsPect-st ; new
and soIIlstsly sni.hsS iS5 Z gsntsel residence; For
e 81 PsTfman street. apiS:s07
EOR sALR-RESIDEHOR.-A desirable reEi.
deaee, No. III Plttsburg street, lot IS feet front
BY le5 feet 70 an alley good barn on the lot; house
rooms, IN hrst.Fste order; nsiehhSrhood eood. and
short distance fr0Te new market. Can De seen any
day from 10 to O'Clock. For particulars inquire at
W Bal a Co.'S No. ? Planer and Watcher; one
secondhand Plsnsf snd Watcher; two new surface
rlAners5 one new GsQ GWo secondhand rover Nor
uoe Machines; one sssh Sucker; sne Stave Ma
chine; al the rnnE.1G parts Of a Muley Saw Mill:
one karfs steam f2mps. ANDREW PARKEh
l46 Se.eea street. aplS.30s
EOR SALE-A desirable residence, No Us SEQ
u vile avenue. House and Barn in good order.
Houee contains eleve1 rooms; double parlors bath
room with hot and cold water. Lot contains q vari-
ETY. Of choice fruit trees In bearing order. Lot IS
feet front, rs feet deep. inquire offs. FOLJAMBE,
corner Superior and senecA-sts. apl7=SO7
Chloe SHOP FOR sALR-The wen4stabIIsh-
y ed Shoe shop, No. 10 Prospect street, IL offered
for sale. A few hundred dollars will purchase & good
business, Cal1sonn- apl7.306
E0R SALE-The Shell Boat sYdrad, /" length 4s
Il feet; Outraged for s ears, cushions and equip
ments complete. VIII be sold on favorable terms.
Fer full particulars address Is BOAT CLUB,
care III River street, Cleveland, o. api4-90
DOR SALE-The tug Monitor-l2 horse power
Il cylinder 10 iuch stroke. s inch bore. In good
working condition. Terms reasonable. For partic-
ulars apply 10 Cent. JOSEPH GREEHHALGH, on
board tug Levi johnson. spl3:S0S
DOR SALB-A good Patent Machine for Turn
u tng Wooden Bowls. Inquire Ct 3. PARISH,
lredom station. Portage county, or ANDREW
PARkEk l4e SeDsca-st., Ceveland-apT;36-2Wd&W
R0R eALR-oIL-A fns lot Of Petrolsam Burn
L ing On, 81 the FACTORY Of W. }. GUILD, on Gems
.ral WAy- seF9sRT
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BEAUTIFUL NEW MUSIC.

Just published and sent by mail to any address
on receipt of marked price:
.only Waiting by Karl Reden price IS cts.
A most beautiful cong and chorus, by the author
Of Rock beside the sea-"
"Thou'lt yet be Mine in Heaven" by VIM. I.
Rogers; price 80 cents. Song and chorus, com
panion to "Evangeline."
"sleep will Kiss those Blue Eyes Dry" by
Lizzie b. Ross; price IS cents. A charming new
&" cradle song"
"OAntilena,' - by VIM. 7. Rogers; price 30 cents.
A fine new daett and chorus.
"slseping in tbs Battlefield by Karl Reden /;
Price IS cents. Another beautiful song by this
excellent composer.
"Ohi Rest Thee, Innocent Darling" by Mrs.
A. L. Brown; price 30 cents A pretty little iul-
laby song.
Good Night Qusrtette, by H. s. Perkins;
price 40 cents. A beautiful new quartette, intro
ducing an echo for flute.
81 Complete catalogues of music sent free 10
s. BRAINARD d SONS, Publishers.
apl7 CLEVELAND, o.
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Cleveland wholesale Market

THURSDAY EVENING, April 10, 1865.
FIOur-In good demand and firm. Sales 200
bbls choice country Xxx red at $1,000; 100 bbls
good do do at $50; 500 bbls spring wheat at S.
10. City made Xxx red held at 81, cO@I2,O 90; do
Xxx white sl2, oO@1s,OO.
Wheat-Less active to-day, but firm for high
grades. Sales 4 cars No. 1 Milwaukee spring at
81 10.
C~Orn-Qulct, but firm. No. l shellel held at
&c from store.
Oats-QHiet. but steady and firm at s9a4Oc for
No. / Ohio from store.
Rye-Inactive and Nominal.
B~aFley-Quiet and nominal.
POrk-Steady and in fair trade demand. Sales
No. l City Mess at $3.50; No. 9 Mess SIS, 80;
Clear 5000.
~Lard-Steady. Oity-rsudsred In tisrces Isc; do
in kegs 1sc. Country rendered 16@17c.
Hams-Steady. Sales 1000 lbs City Sugar
cured at 2lc. Country-eured ct 199aOc.
Shoulders-City-eur steady at l4o Conn
try-cured 1s914c.
BacOn-Held at lsc for clear l0c for sugar
cured.
Mess BeeE-In moderate demand and steady
at $500. Extra Mess $1,000.
Dried Beef-steady at 23c.
Butter-In good demand and steady. Sales
II tubs prime Western Reserve at 42c.
C~heesc-Quiet, Unchanged and steady at lsa
22c for good to choice Western Reserve and New
York.
ERgs-In moderate demand at &c.
Atghwfnes-Quiet and steady at S2,2392,2A.
AleOhOl-steady. Held at s4,4s@4,6s for %
per cent. Cologne Spirits, 90 per cent, S4,e3. Reu-
trail Proof Spirits 8 2,s5@2,4O.
PetrOIcum-Quiet and steady at 52954c for
Refined free.
AfTa-Wa onota aa fnIIovz.
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NEW CLOTHING SToRE.-In one of our daily
rambles about the city, we caught sight of
a new Clothing room in Atwater Block.
Having a passion for seeing new things, we
took 8 look at the stock of goods and found
a good assortment of custom made clothing
in the latest styles fresh from New York,
and q complete stock Of all sorts of Gents
Furnishing Goods of good quality and style.
Mr.. E shrier, the enterprising gentleman
who has just opened this store, intends also
to make clothing 10 order, and has already
a fair assortment of cassimeres, broad cloths
and vestings, and is constantly receiving
fresh supplies from New York. He will sell
ready made clothing of the best quality, or
manufacture to order, at prices as low as
any in the city. His stock is well worth
examining.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE,

We have commenced work on the CLEvE-
LANp C1Tr DIRECTORY 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 us to make the Diree-
tory complete. The information required
is about as follows:
Location of Colleges, Academies, semin-
aries and Schools, and names of 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, caPi-
tai (optiOnal) 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
PostofRce, or leave them at our Counting
room, tbs aoeek, in order to have them ap-
pear in the Directory.
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The Commercial ssys:

The Commercial says:
The stock market suffered this morning from a
siight attack Of cholera, the result Of sympathy
with the reported sickness on the third quarantine
steamer Virginia. The street is very sensitive up
on the probability Of q scourge brearing out in this
country, and judging from the tone Of opinion, this
event would be attended with an important decline
in securities. The railroad list, with few excep-
tions, was decidedly weak at the first board; prices
ranging from H@Z lower. The apprehensions Of
Cholera somewhat checked clique operations, and
stock bought freely in anticipation Of q rise, but
was resold this morning at q decline
The ease in money continues The demand from
the street Is strictly moderate, and is generally
supplied at 5 per cent.
foreign exehanzo opens dull for Saturdays
steamer, Prime banksEs' sterling quoted 81 1qT5<
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FnEEDnrx's AID COnx1ssrOs-Rrczrrrs.-

FREEDMEx's AID CoMNIssIoS-REcEIPrs.-
The following list is an acknowledgment
of donations, in clothing and supplies re-
ceived by the Cleveland Freedmen's Aid
Commission since March 18th, with their
value when estimated by the giTers:
From Lsdies Benevolent Society, Euclid
street Presbyterian Church, l box, valued
at $3.50. By Mrs. Avery.
One barrel Of excellent and useful articles
from Twinsburgh.
From Ladder Aid Society, Ashtabula. one
box, valued at $4e.65. By Mrs. NJ. C. Viii
cox, Sec'y.
From Jefferson, one package. By Mrs.
Lane.
From Deerfeld, South Branch, Ladies'
Aid Society, n box. By Mrs. 7. P.
Mower, sec,y.
From Grafton one box.
is. TkLcoTF, Asst Sec'v F. A. C.
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WM. ]. TA1r, Librarian.

Young men out of employment or wish
ing to study Bookkeeping, Banking, Rail
reading, steamboating, T~elegrsphing, spen-
cerian Business Penmanship or Commercial
Law should remember that there is no
Business College in the country offering
greater inducements than the new Union
Business and Telegraphic College of this
city. The instructors are among the most
able in the United States, and young men
who go through the course are fitted for
profitable and responsible positions in the
business world.
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for GO days bills, with few buyers. Francs held At
523Z@ 522%. long date.
Discounts quiet. The supply Of money predom-
mates over the supply of paper, and the rates Of
discount are corresponkingly weak. Prime bills
are discounted at sol per cent. with exceptions al
u per cent. Good names pass at 714G9 per cent.
Lower grades find slow currency at lO@I5.
Gold scarce and yet in active demand for Gus
toms duties. The Sub-Tr. asury is absorbing the
supply on the market at the rate of one-halfa mil
lion per day, and gold is borrowed with difficulty
az y per cent. per day.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-20

Ess-ED AeArx.-The publication of the
egg story e day or two since, has made q
stir among the poultry. Just as We ex-
pectedi To-day Mr.. J. s. Allen, of Vernon,
Trumbull county, brought in SI eggs
weighing three and one-fourth ounces each.
He has 8 hen who makes it a regular bush
ness to produce eggs of this size. There
can't be any lack of custard pies in Trum-
hull county.
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DAILY LEADER
FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1866.
FEW ADVERTIsEMENTs

Academy OF NJ usic-Miss Emilie Melville.
BrAinzrd's HAll-Sam shArpley's Ministries.
Gsorge Greenheld-Local Notice.
F. R Humphrey-Local Notice.
Aboard Wanted.
I. P. sherwoOd-EeW Dress Goods.
Y.-Situation Wanted
Commercial National Bank-For Rent.
Raymond a Lowe-Resldence for Sale.
G.. W. Situation Wanted.
Geo. Worthington & co.-House for Rent.
Geo. WOrthington q Co.-store for Rent.
Box 3O5-Man Wanted.
J. N. Hover & Co.-New Goods.
Raymond 4 Lowe-Local Notice.
Mrs. sheW-Local Notice.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-20

NEW YoRB, April 10.
Gold fell of to l27A.
MONEY.
Money Plethoric at 4@5 per cent.
RAILwAY STOCKS.
Tbs stock market was steady at the second regu-
lar Board, and the changes were slight. Al the
last board there Wasa general and marked decline
in prices, owing to most extrayagant cholera re-
ports.
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
Petroleum shares were dull this afternoon and
generally lower.
MINING BOARD
Among the gold shares Quartz Hill was strong
and higher, but Consolidated Gregory was weak
and lower.
DRY GsoDs.
The market to-day is q1iet aud dull. Foreign
goods have rather advanced than otherwise. Many
STYLES of really choice foreign goods and some IA
| vorite brands of domestics are now hard to get.
QUOTATIONS..
The following are the prices reported at the Dry
Goods Exchange:
Prints-Alen's Is; Amosksag II; American IsK;
Arnold's 16.
Printed Decentralization ~; Pacific 14[.
Brown NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. b IS; Atlantic A
&c; Bedford &c; Augusta p.
Bleaebed misunderstanding A IS; Andros-
| coggin3 s1z; Ballou & Son %; Bartlett's 36-iHch
2s do 33-inch "a do 50-ineh 22%i Bay Mills 50
Home 30; Hope 90.
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BOARD OF POLICE CoMNIssIoNERs-QUALI-
FIcATIoNs OF PoLICENEN.-The Board of
Police Commissioners met Wednesday eve
ming and transacted some business connect
ed with the reorganization OF the police
force under the new law. Mayor Chaplin
was elected President of the Board, and in
order to secure the greatest possible eff
cheney in the Police Department it was de-
termiued to fix the following standard of
qualifications for applicants for positions:
He must be able to read and write the
English language.
2-He must Be a citizen of the United
States.
She must be a resident of the City of
Cleveland.
HE must never have been convicted
of crime.
She must be at least five feet six inches
high.
die must not be over As or under 81
years of age.
He must be of good health and sound
body.
She must be of steady habits and good
moral character.
g-Must have a certificate from the ex-
aiming surgeon of the Board, that he is
physically qualified to perform the duties
Of patrolman.
DR.. Charles A. Terry was appointed Sur
geon of the Board.
This being the first meeting of the Board
since their visit to Detroit, the following
resolution, rendering a vote of thanks to
the Detroit officers, was offered by Mr.. Fogg
and unanimously adopted:
Resolred, That the thanks of this Board
be rendered to Mayor Mills and Messrs.
Farrand, Bagley, and Lewis, Police Com
missioners of Detroit, for their kind and
hospitable attentions, and for the valuable
inform alton furnished to the Police Com
missioners during their recent visit to that
city.
The salary of pstrolmen was fixed at
$500 per year. Jacob Schroeder was cleo
ted Secretary of the Board. Mr.. Schroeder
is a thorough scholar and business man, and
has had six years experience as Clerk Of
Police. He will serve the city faithfully
in his new position.
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C. J. Keller, NJ. D., Eclectic Physician,
Office hours II A. NJ. to 2 P. NJ, at the store
of J. j. vogt, 50 south side Public Square,
during the week, and on Sunday from 1 to
. P. NJ. Residence-East Cleveland, OPP
pOsite the Post Office, at the terminus fine
East Cleveland Street Railroad. Apl IL
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Abatenents.-0n Iron, Except sheet) ordered in
lots sf2O tons, l2%c per hundred pounds.
On Nails, ordered in lots Of 100 kegs or more,
121zc per keg.
1erms.-Note or acceptance at sixty days, with
eounl of three per cent. for cash, if RENTED on re-
ceipt of invoice. Payments to be made in New
York exchange, United States Treasury Notes, or
their equivalent. No discount on bills of less
amount than fifty collars.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-20

The attention of those DESTROYS of pur-
chasing a frst-elass residence on Euclid
Avenue, is called to the advertisement of
Messrs. Raymond & Lowe, offering for sale
the very desirable dwelling on the south
west corner of Euclid avenue aud Perry
street. apl 2O:SO9
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FISH TRADE OF 5ASDUsKY.-The San
dusky Register, of the 10th, gives the fol-
lowing in regard to the fish trade of that
city:
All our packers and shippers of fish are
doing q thriving business this season. The
fish business of this city. in its various
branches, gives employment to not less than
five hundred men, all of whom receive good
wages for their labors. Yesterday one hun
dred thousand pounds of fish were received
at this place and there is not the least
doubt manifested by those connected with
the trade but that the amount of receipts
will be doubled within the next few days.
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R K BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPOR1

Special Dispatch to Western Associated Fresa.l
NEW YoRB, April 10.
GOLD.
Gold fell of to l27A.
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Those Japanese and Chinese Hats have
arrived at Mrs. Shaw's rooms. Also, sew
eral other new styles. apl9-2t
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Librarians Annual Notice.

CLEVELAND, April Z, 1866.
No book can be drawn from the "Libra-
ry" after Saturday, the 18th ofApril, until
the annual election of officers has trans
pired, which takes place on Tuesday even
ing, May 1st. All books must be returned
on or before Saturday, the 2lst of April, for
our annual examination. Persons neglect
ing to return books will be fined ten cents
per day until the same are returned.
By order of the Directors,
wv I TAT Librarian
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G.. n. BARBER, .fB-
Late Lisat. Col 18th o. v. - al
authorized Military Claim Agent. sr
0Gce No. 22 Superior street, Cleveland Ohio.
Local and GcTernmant Bo1utiss collected aa5
Tension Certificates proeursd.
sIpitSston by letter vii s-aa;F+ Frc1pt stteB-
sion. sspn
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REMANDED TO JAn.-The examination Of
Michael Kilrain, charged with passing coun-
terleit fractional notes, was concluded to-
day. He was held to bail in the sum of
1900, in default of which he was remand
ed to jail. He will appear during the first
term of The .. s. District Court.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-20

War OF ERRoR-Judge Day of the su-
preme Court has allowed e writ of error in
the case of DR.. Libbey. This brings the
case before the District Court Of this Dis
trict at the session to be held in September
next. Adams and Ranney are to appear
for the defendant, and the Prosecuting At
torneY for the State.
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GUARDIAN SALE.
.UARBIAE'S sILFLThe farm la.

GUARBIAE'S sALE.eThe farm lately
VI occupied by Jepths Brainard deceased, 50 and
1870 acres on the Medina Plank read In BrooklTn
about Zths OF & mile south Of the city limits.
with house, barn, End q fine lot Of yoanz frrif
trees, and some timber therson, viii be. bT order
1866, a n, AZ The Court Houss in CisTsIsnd,
It nay be sold In parcels, or entire to suit pur-
chassrs- Tie perfect For Particular enquire
o. B. r. BEAvI6,
deceased. spil:3oe-d&E
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Ramedr rnr Pnea

A Remedy for the PiIes--It Is a blessing
to the suffering to know that we have an ~siectusl
cure for this truly Troublesome disease. Mr.. J. P.
Hazsrde, of le4 Second street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
takes great pleasure in informing all who are suf-
fering will piles, that he used q small quantity Of
DR.. Strickland's Pile Remedy, and il effected g per-
manent cure. This seems to be ~ case with all
who make use Of this splendid preparation. 1t is
manufactured at No. 6 East Fourth street, Gncin-
natl, Ohio, and soldby all Druggists.
Benton & Durham, Cleveland, o. my6:R5
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MarIne Items.

The "City of Toledo" is now at Detroit
awaiting the opening of navigation to Sag
inaw, which it is expected will take place
in a few days. The weather in that local
ity is now most favorable for a speedy re-
moval of the ice blockade at that port
Toledo Blade, 18th.
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The new steamer built for the 0ttowa and
Montreal Mail Line-of Steamers Company,
was successfully launched a day or two
ago. She was christened "The Censor" by
Captain William Shepherd, commander Of
the steamer "Prince of Wales" who was
assisted in the performance of the duty by
Captain Bowie, the commander of the
"Queen Victoria ."-0Hova Citizen 17h.
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TRAVELLERS RReIsTER.
DEPARTURES.
.sss.s.-ss..--s.sss--ss-s
ARRIVALS

"a. Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains or Boats, will be called for by Coaches
of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus ONCE, leo Superior street, op-
posite the Weddell House.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
Especial to Cleveland Daily LEADEn.l

PITTSBURGH, April 19-l:4O A. Il.
Oil is frmer. Receipts of Crude 300 bbls. Sales
25OO bbls. Prices l3H9l3%c in bulk and packages
returned. Stocks light. Holders of Refined are
not offering. Sales 600 bbls Bonded, July delivery
in Philadelphia, at 4Sc; 1000 bbls August delivery
at 44c sales bonded on spot at 35e. Refners have
but limited stocks unsold. Tar duh offered at
$500. Benzole not wanted.
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ARRIvED.-The schooner ]. O.. Moss ar
rived yesterday from Lexington, Michigan,
with a cargo of assorted lumber for the firm
of Moss Brothers & Merry. She was the
the first cargo of lumber to this port
Ibid.
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NAVIGATION OF THE UPPER LAKEs.-A pri-
vate letter from Sioux st. Mary, oflate date,
says that there is no prospect of an early
opening of navigation on the upper lakes.
The ice is not yet broken, and there is no
prospect of a boat getting through before the
10th Of May.
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MARRIED.

MILGATE-J0HES-April 18th, at the resi-
dence of the brides mother, 81 Greenwood street,
by the Rev. J. S. Lyle, Mr.. B.. A. Mitigate to Miss
Matte E. Jones, second daughter Of the late
David L, Jones, Of this city; both OF Cleveland.
No c Tds.
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Omnibus Office Removed TO I6O Supe-
1 Street.

The undersigned has recently increased aud i'm
proved his facilities for supplying Hacks, Carri-
ages, and 0mnibuses and also Moving Wagons.
Orders for passengers and baggage 10 the Depots
A. N. to Q P. NJ. II. 8. STEVENS.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-20

The largest and best appointed Telegraph
ic College in the United States is at Lyman's
Hall, under the management of the Union
Business College.
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Cleveland Lumber Market.

THURSDAY April II, I556.
The Lumber trade is very active for the light
stocks, and orders are coming forward in excess
of the present ability Of dealers to meet them
Receipts have been light so far, but the next two
weeks will witness large arrivals. Prices firm
We ouota
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Cleveland Iron and Nail Market.

THURsDAY, April IS, 1865.
Cleveland, Brown & Co., Manufacturer and
Wholesale Dealers in Iron and Nails, Nos. % and
81 Merwin street, report the market active and
the demand steadily increasing. Prices are steady
aud unchanged, and dealers generally are firm
We continue former quotations, as follows:
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Information wanted of Thomas Wilson, a
machinist, formerly of the county Of Kent,
England, by his brother; John Wilson, who
has just arrived. Enquire of George Green
field, I21 Seneca street. ap20:SO7
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N a SfURTEVANT, BELL, CARTWRIGHT &
8 Planning Nil, corner Michigan and Seneca
Gtree O. apla.3O9
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Cobb, Andrews s. Go, have
received "TOfIers of the Sea-.
by Victor Hugo. Price 75c.
Also, Campaigns of a Nom
Cambatanf,. by George Alfred
Townsend. Price sl.75. apis
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-20

The Chair Factory advertised for sale at
Bedford, Ohio, in this paper is not our es-
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