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NEW YORK, March 3.
The Commercial says

The Commercial says:
Tho Stock mark t remains remarkably quiet.
The miscellaneous list Is gene ally weak, excepting
Western Union Telegraph, which rose IA, and
clOsi- 3 al IS.
G0yerum nts are still strong and in good de-
maud. The l~lrgruess Of the current revenue has
a string tendency TO improve the government
credit. L. ;. os OF ISL rUsr - 80 are 5 better
lH-lu Is j lower.
Money is becoming gradually easier The general
rate ON call among bankers is 7 per cent. Private
bankers are lending Ut T. per cent On government
cOllatrels, and Z per cent ON other securities,
There are rather more applications for discounts
from various branches Of merChautry, especially
from the Dry Goods trad The Dry Goods aue-
tiOus are supplying a good amount Of paper which
is taken at StJlu per cent. TIE prospect is that
the supply Of this class Of paper will largely eX-
coed any thing experienced since lsUu. The rates Of
discounts remain unchanged.
Gold continues weak. Large re-ales Of gold
bought from the government last week, produce
an excess Of sup ly, over the curl. ut demand, AMI
tn prize this morning touched 1855,
The disbursements upon 1910 coupons are light.
Total payments on this account out Of the hub-
Treasury up 20 the present time, being only a little
yer one million dollars.
The shipment Of specie to-day is very light, be-
ing SCI 100 per aileuIauia. The Total for the week
il S55,4j3.
The exports Of specie from this port during the
week have amounted TO S75,4jO. Rates OF Foreign
exchange are nominal. Leading drawers quote 90
DAYS s~te-ling at US5sG1uS5I.
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BUnxED TO DEATH.-We have received a
note from Euclid, announcing the sad news
that q little girl Eve years old, only daugh-
ter Of Mr.. Robert Nichols, who lives three
miles east Of Euclid, was burned, IN We'd
nesday last, in q ann so horrible that
she died t~wenty-four hours afterward. The
parents had gone to Willoughby, leaving
The little boy and girl at home alone. Not
long after their departure, the children
took a kettle and matches, and went to the
&. sugar bush to boil sap. The girls dress
caught fire, and she was burned in a fright
full manner She lived several hours, in
extreme agony, after the return Of her
father and mother.
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TAG LIBBEY CASE, &c.-The melton for a
new trial in the case ofthe State of Ohio Us.
Hosea W. Libbey, convicted Of manslaUgh-
ter, in causing the death of Mrs. sepha J.
Houghton, will probably be argued this
morning in court room No. ,, before Judge
| Bolton. When this matter is concluded the
court will proceed to pass the sentence Of
the law against William Pike, William Bur
| ton, James Gaffaney, John Smith, Thomas
GiIlen and other convicted parties. The
sheriff. when he arrives at the Penitentiary
with this latest gang Of eonvicts, viii not
feel ashamed by reason of the smallness Of
the delegation. Cuyahoga maintains her
posisn yet, and does not readily give up the
belt.
We understand that there is but little
business remaining to be done in court at
this term.
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ToNsoRIAL.
HAIR DRESSING AND WIG MAKING,

All the latest and most fashionable styles IN
Hair Dressing, Head Dresses, &C, o. be worn the
-oming winter a. now worn in New York, samples
II (which can be seen at WM. DAYS Establish
raent, 10 Public Square.
Just received direct from Importers a very
large and splendid stock Of Long Hair, the best J
ever had for making, now tho most popular Head
Dress; the French Twist, Natural Ouris, n good
assortment left, warranted As represented; Ladies'
Front Pieces aud Half Wigs, a we'll selected stOck
on hand; Double Waterfall, Front Frizzes lmucb
worn), French Head Dresses, ofeyery kind, made
by advertiser equal 10 those imported. Ladies'Curls
and Switches made into any Of the fashionable
Head Dresses without injury TO either
Ladies' Hair Dressing IL the most becoming and
modern ST les.
CO Private Room for Ladies' Hair Cutting.
E5-Hot and Cold Baths Al all hours Of the day
the best Bathing Apartments in The city.
d-cIQ VIM. DAY, &c Public Square.
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BooRER's MINsrRELs To-NIGHT-This large
troupe Of negro Ministries, consisting Of
eigbteen star performers, under the leader
ship of Old Johnny Booker, the pioneer of
negro minst-elsy, viii appear in the Acad-
envy of Music three nights of this week,
commencing this evening. It Is by far the
best company now travelling. The Acad-
envy will be packed every night of their
stay. D~yspepties viii find their account in
i~evoting an hour Of an evening to witness
ing the performances Of this troupe.
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WaNren--hcE Nrs.

I7eR ssLE-ufl+ fine l9t5f Psrgoleum Baza
L ms ua, el Ha sses7IG % H-s-9lLLDr on ssr
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PBar. R. J. LYoSs.-This great physician
Of the throat, lungs, heart, liver, and the
blood, is now at the American House, where
be will attend to his patients from this date
on till Sunday, March /, 1865. On Monday
morning the Professor viii leave, to be in
attendance on his patients at Delaware and
Wooster, Ohio.
No charge for consultation. mar2:294
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BETHEL sERvIcEs.-Rev. J. Montieth, jr.,
ofthe Third Presbyterian Church, preached
in the Bethel Church on Water street, last
evening. It was the initial service of q
series Of Bethel ard missionary exercises
to be held there for some time to come,
after a suspension ofmany months duration.
Meetings viii be continued there every
night this week. Rev. Mr.. Warner will
preach this evening, and Rev. ]. H. Ry-
lance, of st. PauIs Church, tomorrow
night. It is hoped that large numbers will
be in attendance.
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gIYAXgIAL & COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY Evening, March 3, 1865.
If there was any change in the condition
Of the local money market to-day it was in
the direction Of increased c~loseuess, though
generally bankers reported n change Of 3
decided character. The checking Of the
past few days has, however, been quite lib
eraI, probably in the aggregate exceeding
receipts, aud balances are doubtless lower
than at the beginning Of the week. The de
mand for discounts is moderate, and very
little paper is done outside Of the circle Of
the best customers.
The market is quiet for Eastern Exchange,
and relatively there is a fairsupply, though
still very little making. Rates are steady at
par buying and 10 premium selling.
The large amounts of gold thrown upon
he New York market during the past two
| weeks, and the considerable amount yet to
be added in payment of 1910 interest, has
u very depressing effect upon the premium.
The price declined over . per cent to-day,
| closing at I35I6 1888. Government stocks
continue firm. with a good investment de-
mand. The large revenues Of the Govern
ment, the economical disposition manifested
in the management of the public business
the expressed purpose of Congress and tn,
Administration to encourage the n%ationa
industry, and The steady decrease of tn,
public debt. as shown by the monthly state.
ments, are all-powerful agencies in sustain.
ing the national credit, Of which the Pric,
of its securities Is at present a quite truthful
barometer.
Ia this market to-day governments wer'
steady. with a moderate business; gold an,
silver declined in sympathy with the down
ward movement East, based upon advice
mp TO noon, subsequent to which the Ne'
York market further declined. Z. J. Farm
ear 4 o Bankers, quote:
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DR.. C. J. keller, Eclectic Physician.
Office hours from. IL A. NJ. to . P. NJ, at the
store of J. J, Vogt & Co, 80 South side Of
Monument Square, on week days, and on
Sunday from ] to T. NJ. Residence East
Cleveland, at the terminus of the street
railroad opposite the Postotice.
march LIS
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Pittsburgh Petroleum. Market.
,speciaI TO Cleveland Daily L~AADEK.l

PirrssuHsB, March 500 P N
The weeks oil receipts by river have been 5000
hbls, and by rail 300 IbIs total receipts since
Jauuury I, 100000 Lbls.
The market to-day was active. Sales OF Crnie
were 1000 bJls, principally on speculation at lie
wi hout pagb,.es. Some dealers are hOldiHs back
for lower figures. Reducrs have not entered the
market. Heavy receipts are on the way.
Refined is dull, and prices Montreal. Sa'e5 IVl
bbIs free, light straw to white, deliverable in Phil
sIeIphia, At 6Cc.
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seELIAMEous

Lh EtsHfk. iE. E5rrcl-y jaEpeIs, 1H.f
~ &c. at r4iurel prices, at e. MO0rs Old stand,
1854 Ontario street. decli3E
$4,000 ia s MSS % sat,-s 81 5Se "a s:sad
and wsl-kuasn NASNER'S LOAN OkFlGks
On Securities ~ evsry kind, viz; Gold and slvs-
Watches, diamonds silver Ware, yewelrys Guns
Pistols, GsfaiEE. Dry Goods, Pianos, Aeiodeous, aHc
81 Per-ousl property aud articles q. value on tfe mosi
BaEaLlltaEg asTns. Business strlctL private. r.
kabdsl-I ISL Il 8.-A re~eFg 81 Cnr-i-emsL
Watches, lr-elrg, Guns ETC., Ger SAFE Al UarFairs-
yltCc-cJ~naCnl ~zi-r aud superior streets, over
Gazis g P~ir-15tos 'i1fat -E Store.
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DEATH At The ISFIRwARY.-Marshall Daley
died at the City Infrmary Friday even
ing, in q fit. His residence is in RockpOrt
township. ard he has friends in this city
who are hereby notified of his decease. Mr
Daley had been an invalid, and subject t.
fits, 70! o long time.
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CITY NEWS


Fresh Violin and Guitar Strings at Halls
Il Monument Park.
Cleveland City Directory for 1867
The publishers of the Cleveland LEADER
City Directory having made all the neees-
zarv arrangements to issue the Directory
for 1867 by the 18th of May, will COM
mence cauvassing for names the 10th Of
next month tApriD, after people have fin
ished moving.
The new Directory viii be made COM
plete in every respect and viii be greatly
improved by many additions. The fact that
tue Directory issued by the publishers last
year contained 6,0OO 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.
Our business men Will be called upon
commencing to-day) for their advertise
meuts. by canvassers appointed for thar
purpose. As only a limited number of ad.
vertisements viii be taken, persons desiring
to advertise will see the necessity of hand
! ing in their orders at once.
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DAILY LEADER
MONDAY, MARCH 3, 1866

gGr EOr Evening Edition News
sec inside.
EG Fer Morning Edition News
see outside.
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Chicago EIarEet-March 6

FLOUR-Firm.
wzEE-ssl-s a, s13,I1 for No l.
C0RS4teady.
OATs-Dull.
HIGHwINEs-Tnactite.
PROvIsIONE-null. Mess pork inactive 500
BULK M~EATs-Noniual.
IARp-AImost nominal at I7l5Ul74c.
HoGS-Qui- Sales at S9,25@9,S71a-
BREssED HoGs-Declined &c.
B,coS-season nearly closed. Sales at $40 75@
RTcErFT-Fiour 500 bbls; wheat 1000 bu +;
corn Zz,Ol0 lD.i live hogs 2,Caoi dressed hogs
saRzEy1s-EIouE 2,i90 bis; wheat s20 b.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-05

PENNSYLVANIA RAuRoADs.-The coudi-
ton Of the railroads Of Pennsylvania Is SCI
forth in an annual report of the Auditor
General to the Legislature. The following
statistics for the year 1865, are from advance
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-05

Government SToCES-F I'm.
L $ sizes 500 of r62, los, do -. IU3. DO 5-2u
Reg. 'r5. Iu3l< Us. fyes. - coupons, endOrs' d
g4l5; Treasury notcs-7-S0s, lstseHes ~ do I'd
series s5$s.
SrOCEs-Firm.
Missouri Is -; Western Union Telegraph IS
View YORK Ceut.a g11; Erie sisz; Hudson loz5 :;
Northwestern preferred 5}l& Reading gslf; Mick
ran southern GUS; Pittsburgh 100; Rock Island
sR; Fort Wayne 9yL-
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NNA-Af"eA-o AA-N@ -
- "a 49,, zoe
buying d. iO'S iOo' s'-'s
issue OF 1900; buying 'i'O-Y iV'4' ''--9
at IoIg iVS'
Inc statement Oh tuo Puo''' 0'''' NV
ihou'h el"Ins win Ieoiu"'y
follows with the one lor the previous month
February l. Marcn l.
''in interest deot-.- To- - ~ s,'i5.'S5.'5
1870 ~ ~. "a - g+ - IN
nh a., yrbi7b inter
est has ceased -. I.C9g.332 Gs5,9Tg
Iotal;"9-S - 'ltS 80. $500,
treasury D''N''s-~- LL.,ll,.'L2 L-n,-Ie'-|
less cash on E,nd...s2.7IG.sgs,l52 s.,7II,Sjo,O0O
1rs.r-rrxpsp xorys
r."t nos 2 $4,000 : s.59s 800
Tn ted states notes ...- 42s,eQ2 - I2s,f55,a73
Compound int notes ls''Vlz'Iil li'ol2'IH
ri C-75I-75 - c-0Z ogI ~
- rrrro.-v 5r IA 5If ~ - -
-
IS -
the mouth Is S''o4S5i1-. me pu0iIc debt
reached It's maximum on the schedule Of the
5lst OF August last when the total stood;
august l3i' ss5' ,gl
-
Net ',li''i'h Ia ia m','A' 1I'''l i''
- " Al ''iI"CJ "a' ie-
''r'' isSUeu 4 'i1-i'' IL Leia'i'n 10 'ts
s1e-P,'or :" ~ N'''OHri O'"A
"O,'' - VI 80" -u''is 4 says
5,,noJJ Tbs 80 faat tLo+ isu .a 10 fo,es on
| lis rromissorv notes is torn OIL or m,ssinc
dees not cancel this obligation, 50 long as
there Is no reason 10 believe mat The mi sing
Bs ,i.'yn Vot5in n.' yroriJ u irs,i + u y !. J 80 y, ~
from the face value of a note. except a fraud
ulent intent, and evidence of a fraudulent
intent would Justify the hank N refusing to
$3.50 re5na ,le Hi in mi tII or ndt at IH ali no' T5 Sh0 G.ii
face value viii be allowed for ali INITIATED
notes returned to this office when such val
ne was allowed by the bank which redeemed
mem. ne oliceLS "l lne oanhs are the only
c%essitv of the case. and ali onpesfiio1s arisino
unon mutilated notes presented for redemp-
ton are lett TO their Judgment and dIscre-
N'H'
~ d recent meeting 'l lhe BANK oheefs
OF Ne" 1oLh e''y' resolutions were adopted
measures OeloFe congress as timely ana APP
P'oPrla'e' anu 'ha' tney deem 1t TO De " an
~ND''peH'1D' prerequisite OF sueh meas
UEeS 'n1' " Systematic plan De adopted loi
inc regular redemption OF national bank
notes. a' ieconlmsNueu oo'h oy tne aeofe-
taFy OF lAe treasury ana me comptroller OF
'.e currency th'' without such a plan IN
eHec'l'e oPerallon' any movement toward
inc cuF'1'-llen' Oh 'ne lesoi-'enaer issues
"ILi Ine'i'"oly result III 'He substitution OIL
" currency '"'C"'''eu 70 P.oI''' lnusn-
ni''ly eA'sliNN HH'H'iui ulN''u,'ieS' ana u
1919 ~ 80 ''s"Is..S O0'l u the
Inc 'V'ai 'e'oI'S'rol ~ 'ue 9'I'e Dane oi
on.o on me ms HlOLi'9 III Le0'uAiy ""I
-i"S
~ Nv VI az F''-''0''
""' Ho P"iV'
I'a"S' ~@S Il se"e'a' ie'-
'u'Vs 'na' nave "aia''eIlzsu inc hArAe' loi
49, p'sS . We oCn'nDo iePO'' .He
- y" V'-rAsG ~ 'L'
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Disastrous FREsHET.-PainesyilIe has
been visited by 4 heavy rain storm and
'reshet which carried away a couple Of
me bridges and a portion of the dam at the
gainesville Mills. The river was filed with
doatiug ice, logs, trees, &c.
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STOVES.
THE AMERICAN
HOT-AIR COOKING STOVE.

THE Utica Evening Telegraph Of SepH
temher 18th. saws Among the articles wor--
rhy Of note un exhibition at the AIR grounds Is the
American Hot-Air Cooking Stove, manuiactur-
u BY the WILL known hrm Of Shea. Packard q
20. OF Albany. We have often heard this stove
-p0k=u Of in terms Of praise, aud on EXAMINATION
We ind il Possesses many points Of great excel
.euce and worthy Of the many encomiums bestowed
upon it. This stove was AWARDED the hrst premium
Il our State Fair in 1852, 1868 and ls64- During
the last spring and sumner it has been greatly
improved, and now Possesses more good points
than when the premiums were AWARDED We
would advise all in pursuit Of the very best artt-
Gle in this line, and all those dssirous Of seeing the
high styl- Of perfection attained in this stove, 70
-xa--ine il while on exhibition.
For Y. BAILEY & CO.,
f.bI IGg Bank stTsrS-
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PROPOSALS.
mo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LIT.

1 TISG-The Allegheny Valley Railroad Com
uauy invite Propo-n's Tor the Graduation, Mas L.
", Ballastlng and Ties required on fifteen sections
Of their Road, extending from Oh City southwark,
and on Fl teen sections extending from Mahouiug
Creek northward, 10 the vicinity Of Brady's Bend
Iron W rks. Each section viii be about one mile
IN length.
work will be really for examination at the tngi-
u-sr'5 UHc-on Pike street. in the city Of Pitts
rursh by the FIRST 81 March LsXt, and proposals.
will lie r c-iyed A. the -Hme place up 10 D O clock,
p g. Of THURSDAY, the I'D Of arch.
TIE line viii te run out and staked IS soon as
practicable, bat contractors can Al any time on
spplIcariOu at the Engineer Office in pittsburgh,
obtain all the information necessary tOen1ble thrm
20 eE mine ana bid for the work uuderstandiugly.
Any further information desired can be had by
application IN person or by letter 10 the subscri-
Der. F. WRIGHT, Chief Engineer.
ieb26.296
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E. B. HALE,


III Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
ESTABLISHED 1852.
Dealer in 7-3O and all other Government Bon3s.
POUND INTEREST NOTES, Canada aud incur
rent money. COUPONS cashed without charge.
DEPOSITS received and COLLECTIONS made at
I'M points. jun27:RII
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TANEED-EG80-5TGG-IB,JB AGENL>
" Lale.r F.Ill- oI respectable standing, o.
make from ,.Nitr1 50. Uu Ter auaUm >uTy. NJ home
or abroad. send - cent? and -at sample and il-l
parti-uIsrs. Auduss D. J. hlNNED1 o.
and go FiTrl street, Fsusb1Eg ~ marEeg-
WAhTED-Ar.uts 60 sell ana pgt no Baritone
w .at-ue Gong nous, Bells. AGENTS NOT limited
10 territory Iyu are CLEARING t-sm si-J 10 $50 pei
month. . T.. AALLr-tE, Grue-Jl agent
lrtrtT.II. o. rrh--aHI
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TE~LEeEAPHISe, BAKING, RAILRoADING,
BooE-KKErrSe, SPECIMEN ~PEyXANsHIP, 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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TRAVELLERS, REGISTER.


Citizens wishing cuuyey auC= 10 s!-E.r OF ths
.n1T- Trains or Boats, will be called for b. CoSshes
1T stevens Omnibus Line. 10y leaving their address.
n The Omnibus Office, ~ superior street, mex
yoor 20 the Wediell House.
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CONTEMPORARIES Brooklyn Genre
Feb 2ld. by Rev. b allen, mr.. Jacob Gamer
and Miss saBiua Landyshair.
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You WILL FIND IT To YOU ISrEHEs to send
your o Il and daughters to the new Business
and Telegraph College in Rouses Block.
send for circulars.
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Az Old Book IN New STyLE.-We have
received from the enterprising house Of
Uurj and Houghton, New York, an elegant
copy OF The Alhambra" by Washington
Irving, the authors revised edition, done in
green and gold. We understand that they
are to issue the complete works of this pop
ular author in an edition of which the
above is a sample. 1t is neat, trim and
beautiful, a cit embodiment of this Ameri-
can classic. It IS withal not expensive, and
must become a popular edition.
E.-s.1. NV Tnrbo1, opI Drorr
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Ny. Money Market-March 3

MosEY-Firm at Ca 2 cent.
srERLISG ExCHAsGE-Dull and heavy at l0s159
1881
GJLD-Uussttled and lower, openiag at 1874,
advancing 10 1875, declining 70 - and closing
Total exports Of specie to-day is 81, 50o.
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Compound interest notes are steedy and
firm at the following prices: Issue of 1854 3;
Buying al 1880 1906 selling at lO5@les.-
Issue of 1865: Buying at 1909 o loI@ selling
at 1OI@IO5.
The statement of the public debt for the
month ending with February compares as
f,Ilows with the one for the previous month :
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QJUTATIONSs
The following were tine closing quotations at $50
P. NJ:
New York Central 909z Erie S5I; Hudson River
los; Reading 9s; Michigan Southern %;
Michigan Central lN2; ClrvcIsnd s. Pittsburgh
7l5z; Rock Island iC5; North Western "a.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-05

nJANERE FOR sAAE.-F0r sale Two surIsCt
Pian-Ts: ruu BAH s. 60 g Tiauer and AAtcuer,
oae Power iiu0 Mgrtiso Machine. AhDhEN
IL. E..-.L 81. l-n-.
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Total,

Net gam ipdlu 10 treasurer 'sFA'S' %
Invitations were sent to Henry Ward
Beecher, Hon. John Van Buren,, Major
General Logan, Rev. DR.. Jos. P. Thompson,
Thomas Buchanan Reade, Oliver Wendell
Holmes, Geo. VIM. Curtis, Bayard Taylor,
Manton Marble, 1t. Rev. Bishop Simpson,
Wendell Phillips, Rev. DR.. E. Il. Chaplin,
George V~andenhoff, Hon. Schuyler Colfax,
Edwin Forrest. THE foregoing declined,
except DR.. Thompson, Vandenbof, Colfax
and Phillips. who were compelled to with
draw their engagements) Lectures were
given by VIM. Lloyd Garrison, Rev. DR.. A.
A. Willis, George Alfred Townsend, Right
Rev. Bishop Clark, John B. Cough, r. J. De
Cordoya, Prot. Arson J. Epson, Prof E. L.
Youmans, Hon. Geo. Thompson, Ralph
Waldo Emerson, Benjamin F. Taylor, James
| E. Murdoch. Mr.. Townsend gave two lee
lures, and Mr.. Murdoch one lecture and two
readings.
John B. Cough is to deliver a second lee
ture on the 10th March. As he never fails
to crowd the houses it is safe to estimate
| the profits on his lecture at 500, making
/ the net gain of the lectures for the season
Of I~SGj-66, managed by the Lecture Com
mittee Of which Mr.. Peixotto is chairman,
amount to the large sum of S2,4OO. When
il is remembered that the majority Of asso-
/ Citations barely clear their skirts, it will be
seen that this is a grand success. 1t is by
far the most successful course ever given
here, both in financial and literary ense.
There has been nc pure-water failure. On
the other hand, nearly every lecturer gave
perfect satisfaction, and not a few IN
bounded delight. We trust that the Libra
~ Association may be as fortunate every
season in future. An institution of such
greet merits and usefulness, deserves ever
the hne patronage it has received the past
year. We regret the loss Of Mr.. PeiXotto to
the Association. He brought to the dis
charge of the duties of his position expe-
rlence, good judgment and great energy,
and to his c]ounsels and management is, in
large measure, due the result announced
above. But he leaves the city to-day, to
enter upon a business career in the metrop-
oils. We wish him every success, as dc
multitudes Of his personal friends in Cleve-
land.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-05

The market l. working easier aud the supply Il
iucr asing. Brokers get ccommodatcd very easily
at Z per cent, and in some cases at o per cent.
Tie Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out Ss''o"
in reH4mUtiou of temporary loan. Prime discounts
are 7aS per cent, but the market is quiet on Other
grades.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-05

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