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CADEMY OF THE SISTERS OF
"A THE VISITATION, AT MOUNT Dk CHAN
tai, NEAR WHEELING.
TERMS /:

Board, with bedding, washing, mending' ana -. a.
doctor fees per snnum. ~ "
Tnition per annum, in the regular and oIdi. -
nary course. ranges from ..;:n ana fsn0
French, German, man, a,a.'n M, SppaTtsr ~
ioim 90 p;snn 4nifar eosts Der 6uarteY... lS -
~ Mus t o Ham costs per quarter ...,... 8 g
Mt Veal In ciaxs costs per ouarteY..... u -
i' veal nrivata Lessons per uuAYteY.. 8 -
Embroidery, Drawing, Painting In water snd
oil. and Fancy Work, also form extra charge.
FOR the character Of the School, me Sisters refer
to Right Rev Bishop Whelan's notice In the Pre-
man OF the 2oth January. -As
address DIRECTRESS OF THE ACADEMY o.
MOUNT DE- CHANTAL. near Wheeling, We.
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FIRE AT CITY PoIST.-We learn through
Pilot CLARKE, Of the steamer M. Martin, that
the Government warehouse and large por'
ton of the wharf ut City Point were destroyed
by fire yesterday morning. Only small
amount Of merchandise was lost. guard on
duty carelessly made fire in the upper part OF
the warehouse, and III his absence 1t soon
spread through the room and resulted In the
entire destruction Of the building. Loss esti-
mated at $4,000.
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attends any other mode Of cooking we know
OF. Furthermore, 1t Is an apparatus that may
be introduced into the dining.room without
offence from smoke. AMI can be managed by a
delicate lady without detriment to her delicacy
and without fatigue. It's, therefore, in the
present condition Of domestic service and
household economy, y most fortunate dis.
COyerv
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Now vork Markets.

NEW YORK, March Election steady; sales
500 bales. Flour has declining tendency |;
quotations unchanged; Southern heavy; sales,
500 barrels at IS. 65@*l5.25. Wheat has de-
clining tendency. Corn advancing Beer
heavy. Pork buoyant, closing Mt s25.s7 Lard
firm Whisky steady. Naval stores dnii.
Rosin, 1915. Freights quiet; cotton, o-l60
&c Gold, sl.2Sb.
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Extract Of letter from Bishop Whslsn. !
Wx8xLIxa, January .. H..

The very remarkable and highly euleivstee
81 The Sisters In wheeling, unriv.llsd. Hsoossys
in amy institution for female education IN
try, led me, ~ Q duty 20 the Pncne::x ssrS a.
located IS to present to Ssrsnt: every pos.isls n
ducsmsn 70 avail hsmsslSss 2, snS IL. Ssv 80.
,Uns =. ron,s de- Chantal, sad win, In APRIL y
Prepared !, S0 3 ,Ss
Pnp!ls InS now suKgssts the strong and dsst1sl
MISREPRESENTATION which hereby addrss y -
,',hiic IL rough the PresMan's Journol. IT,
was.sion ard the lovers Of musl especially u ne
Wat "a South. have alluded only 70 see l5el.
cal department o. beyond competition. IN oeeoe
respects, regard the school 3 MjsrWSf u 81 ~
lsM2n Ueaee - 49,
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CANDY JoHHsoS's PROPERTY. At the last
immense Johnson meeting in New Haven,
while Mr.. Anderson was speaking from the
steps of the custom house, the police who are
4 Republican machine, threatened 10 arrest
him. Sir" said Mr.. Anderson TO the leader,
j. am on Andy Johnson's property, and YOU
hayn't the authority TO interrupt me- The
crowd was reused 10 great indignation, shout
ing Free speech :" No more bastiles,' &c,
and the police were glad 10 desist from their
attempts 10 disturb the meeting.
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DR. w. T. BRANTLY.-It affords US very
great pleasure to hear that Rev. w. L.
Brantly, d. D., has accepted a call to return
to the Second Baptist Church in this city.
His engagement in Augusta will expire with
June, and in July we may reasonably expect
10 have him with us. The Doctor is an emf
nent divine and a polished gentleman.-At-
hutL LII ! Era.
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INDIANS STARvISG.-The Commissioner OF
Indian Affairs has been informed by letters
from Decotah Territory that n great number
of Indians are arriving at the aboye-named
forts almost daily, from the country above, IN
a starving and destitute condition. They had
actually been forced TO eat their ponies ana
dogs, including the oifal Reports also come
in That MANY more are on their way down, in
a similar condition -IIuShiHgton STIR.
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DENTISTRY.

II DA ISON,
Il. SURGEON DENTIST, c1ffN
Office and residence on Main street. between Ele.
venth and Twelfth just below the National Ex.
change Bank, where he is better prepared than
TO give his patrons the full benefit OF his pro-
improved base for OLD SETS OF GOLD. All work
warranted for at least five years. Those requiring
his services need not Neglect their teeth, as he will
accommodate himself to their circumstances and
the times. Patients from the country can board
with him at his residence without charge while
having work done NH 2u-6m
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Erepcb ProposalS for Tobacco.

New ORLEANS, March 24.-The high water
has broken through the levee.
The French Government has issued propo-
sails for six million pounds Of tobacco, which
cannot be filled here, as formerly.
Three cargoes of Cuba sugar for st. Louis
are detained at quarantine. The Press calls
for the removal Of the quarantine, as there Is
no cholera or fever on the Mexican gulf.
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ANOTHER LETTER FROM Mr.. BELL. Hon.
John Bell is out in another long letter The
subiect-the future relations between the black
and white races n the South-Is one OF vast
;mnortance nj this time, and Mr.. Bell dis
cnsses it in n liberal, profound, and statesman
like manner.
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PRAcTIcAL RECoNsTRucTloN An lhteili
cont farmer residing near Harrisonburg IN,
forms ms that more land will be plowed ana
put into cultivation IN hoehin itod 0 1,,i
spnrng than has ever before been titled unr
;dpsormant states that he has travelled over the
county pretty extensively, and believes, from IN
What he has seen, that probably one, han OF
the cleared land will be plowed up ana nnuei
n mI our farmers are all real, active,
nracticai reconstructionists. "-Rocktn9ham
IVA \ Register.
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Special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.
RadicaI Jubilee in Anticipation Of StocktOn's
Eipcfplpnt.

WAsHIyGToS, March 26-In radical quarters,
all is alive TO night with the idea of ejecting
Mr.. Stockton of New Jersey, from his seat in
the Senate, and thus enabling them 10 pass
bills over the Presidents veto, together with
the desired constitutional amendments.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-28

MURDER AND SUIcIDE.-A horrible Tragedy
occurred on the 22d iustantat Lake station, on
the Michigan Central railroad, thlrty-slX
miles from Chicago. man named Molloy'
lately divorced from his wife in st. Louis, 1ol-
lowed her to Lake station, where she was
killing her almost instantly; after which, ne
fled to the woods. He was found the next
morning by u scouting party with ms lhroas
cut and dead, though yet warm. Its supposed
that he killed himself 10 aVoid oeins 'aAeN
and lynched by those in pursuit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-28

PEACE CoSvENTIoS.-A convention was held
in Boston last week for the promotion of uni
yersal peace. A large business committee was
appointed to provide for another meeting III
Providence, r. l. The proceedings OF the con.
yention were quite harmonious, and were well
q attended, THumbug :,
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NR. JOHN MAHONY,

TOR many years associated with Dr., John 9.
Wayt,) would respectfully inform his old patrons,
and ali others who may need his services, that In
consea uence OF the destruction OF his once BY the
on Fourth street, between Broad and Msrshall,
wners he can be found at all hours. Ariastal
Teeth inserted on gold, silver and vulcanite. The
highest price paid Tor old Gold Plate. dc T-sm
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GREAT FALLS GOLD MIyEs.-We learn from
anumber of persons who have visited me goia
diggings near the Great Falls OF the Potomae
that very rich vein of gold bearing quar-, ,
has been opened on what is called the 80
Inns Farm" II is rumored that they nave
sent off twenty-five or thirty thousand aoi-
lars worth of gold, gathered whilst opening
the mine.-RockriiLe md Sentinel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-28

a COOP STATE TO LIVE 1N.-The Jownat,
the Courier, and the Democrat, OF Louisville,
Kentucky, each claims TO be the nrnlest sup
norter of the Presidents policy, and rejcices
over the success of Democrats everywhere.
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Tax on Bonds i'm PENNSYLVANIA

PHILADELPHIA, March 26.-In the Supreme
Court To- day, Judge Woodward delivered ms
decision i'm the case of Maltby rs. Reading and
Columbia Railroad Company, that bonds held
by non residents are liable to State taxation
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RaItimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, March 27.-Flour steady. Wheat
steady. Corn dull; white 7oc. yellow, cog
7Oc Oats firm. Provisions dnll and nomi-
nal. Groceries heavy. Whisky, 1926.
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MENTAL NOTICE.

DENTAL NOTICE. .
JOHN G. WAYT, DENTIST,
having recovered his health, has resumed the
practice OF Dentistry In Richmond, and respect
fully offers his services to his old friends ana pa
Hanys and Ali others who may need them.
O1dce and residence. SOUTH SIDE OF GkACk
STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH.
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FATAL AFFAIR.-On the 10Th instant, TWO
,oan named Lambert and Blake, got into
d;a,cuIty i'm Martinsburg, West virginia
lambert fired revolver 1T Blake the BALL
i."maver missed Blake and struckC. ). iep-
hort taking effect In the abdomen, creating
wonnd which resulted In his death the ioiio"-
ing evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-28

AIE-LIYE RAILROAD FROM WAsHINGT0S TO
New YoRK.-A test vote taken in the House OF
Monday seems to indicate
that majority favor this measure.
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~-,vvxy ConREcrED. Office of
.nm National Express and Transportation
COMPANY in Portsmouth has not been closed
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TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT

7TN 10 10 IL II EN- IKAIIEU WII1OCI
i PAIN.-G w. JONES, DENTAL SuRaEoE,
announces to all having teeth to be extracted that
after much difficulty and expense, he has secured
the necessary APPARATUS FOR MAKING THE
"NITROUS OXYDE GAS" now SO universally
and successfully used at the North, where, In
surgical operations, there was POsITIyEhY no
PAIN to the patient; and as 1t Is ENT IiE
DANGER IN ITS USE. To the medical profession
of this city he offers his services when In snrgeal
cases, an anasthetic may be needed All other
operations appertaining 10 his profession Rently
and thoroughly performed.
ONCE on Main street, corner OF Sixth, opposite
p Arli House Ia lo--Sm
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nR. GEORGE B. STEEL, -
NRNTAL SIIRGRON

Oaics on Main, between Seventh uIfYYYO
and Eighth streets, Richmond, Va.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH insertel upon GOLD, Sill.
YER, PLATiNA, and yULCAMHidTE Natural ones
lures of the Maxillary Bones, Cleft Palate, and ell
diseases of the mouth, attended to promptly and In
the most careful and thorough manner.
do I'm
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ing their independence, their testimony was
decidedly on the side of loyalty.
On the other hand, the United States OH.
cers-Generals Terry and Turner, and Colonel
Brown, and most, If not all, Of the unqualified
Union men-concur in representing the senu-
ment of the people of Virginia in relation TO
the Government as rnimproved, and rs rather
having become embittered since Lees surren-
der. They say that at that time tae people
were humble sick Of war, longing for peace
on any terms, and ready to accept gratefully
the pardon of the Government, and to submit
to any conditions that might be imposed, while
now they are arrogant, exacting and intoIe-
rant.
Most of the witnesses Of that class express
the decided opiaion that the withdrawal OF
the Federal troops and Of the Freedmen
Bureau would be followed by an unreienung
prescription OF white Unionists and the per-
secution and remission TO slavery OF the
colored people. The change OF feeling Is very
generally ascribed by these witnesses TO the
Presidents liberal policy.
In regard to the Federal debt, the people OF
Virginia are represented as In favor OF It's
reputation, or at least Of combining with II
the Confederate debt. The witnesses who
have been connected with the Confederacy
however, deny this, aud represent tho people
as willing 10 pay their share Of the Fedora
debt by taxation. t-
On this subject, General Lees opinion u
that they are willing TO pay both, and opposes
70 q Reputation Of either.
Outside Of these matters Of esasral tnouisy
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-23

Compound interest notes are steady and
firm at the following prices: Issue of 1854 {:
Buying at q fO7J selling at le5@1Os.-
Issue of 1906: Buying at 1Oci O. O2j selling
at 161
Agreeable to order, tbs loan bill was
called up in the House yesterday, and after
brief remarks upon it, further consideration
was postponed I'd next Wednesday. From
the character of the remarks in opposition
to the bill, made by Messrs. Kelley and
Thad. Stevens, We judge that it will not
pass IN its present shape, and it is more
than probable that an entirely new bill,
confirming che Secretary of the Treasury to
a specific course, without discretionary pow
ers, will be substituted. Tbs loan clause
will undoubtedly be stricken out
In the general markets to-day business
was quiet, and re have no particular change
to report in any respect. Flour is steady
and firm. Whzet is firm for choice grades
common qualities neglected and nominal
Corn is 1@2c better. Oats are irregular,
with a declining tendency. Rye and Bar
ley mainly nominal. There is a fair trade
demand for Provisions, and prices steady
and unchanged. Butter is in good demand
for choice qualities, snd firm. Cheese is in
good request and firm. Eggs are scarce, in
good demand and firm. Highwines and
Petroleum are dull and unchanged.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-23

OLD FRIENDS IN A New PLACE We notice
that Mr.. W. Wackerman the well-known
wholesale and retail Baker and Confectioner,
has removed from his old quarters on On
tario street, and established himself at No
liz Prospect street. He found his former
place Of business too ctamped, and sought
an amplsr field. A better establishment of
the kind cannot be found in the city. He
manufactures soda and wine biscuit, Bos-
ton, butter and sugar crackers, hard bread,
ginger snaps, plain and fancy cakes, and
keeps on hand large supply of confection-
cry and native fruit and other wines Of
Duroy's famous brand. This oldest of our
bakers, the pioneer who has been engaged
in this business, in this city since 1888, aims
to keeps general family store, and we know
Of no better place to which n should go
for necessary and fancy supplies.
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ClereIand KhOlesale Market.

THURSDAY EvEsIEG, Feb. q, 1866
FIOur-In moderate trade denssnd. City made
firm at ] O,T69Il 90 for Xxx red, 81, 75@1g,O0 for
Xxx white. Country brands Xxx red S, OO9lO,oO;
do XIX viiss slO,OO9u,OO.
W~hest-Quiet; prizes Unchanged and firm for
choice grades. Sales ? cars No. 1 Shelby az 2,O5.
CGrn-Quist, but higher. Sale 1 car from store
at SIC.
OAts-Dul and dropping. Sale 1 car from store
at SIC.
Rye-Inactive and Rominal at sa@ssc from
store.
Barley-Sales 8 cars No. 2 Ohio at s5c.
P0Fk-In fair demand and steady. No. 1 City
Moss $500; No. 2 Mess s27,OO; Clear SsI ,OO.
Lard-Eirm. City-rendsred in tierces 1sc do
in kegs lSc. Country rendered 159l6c.
Hams-ssies 1000 lbs sugsr-cursdA At &c.
shOuIdefA-stesdy at I5o.
Mess Beef-Quiet and stssdt at $500 for
eity-packsd.
Dried BeeE-steady. Sales 800 lbs at 25c.
Butter-Gsoice qualities in good demand and
firm. Sales 80 kegs choice W. r. at DOC; prime
roll held at SIC Common dull at 2G925.
Cheesc-In good demand and firm. Selling
at ls92lc for good to choice Western Reserve and
New York.
Exxs-In good demand, ala frm at a@See.
HIghWInes-Quiet. Held at 81, ls@z,s0s
AIeOhOl-HeId at $4,S6a4,4l for IS per cent.
Cologne Spirits, IS per cent, S4,5l. Neutral Proof
Spirits s2,sa92,ss.
Petf6lenm-UuI1 and weak. Held at Coo for
Refined free in 4 iarse way small lots do 62@6Sc.
OiIs-steady at the following quotations:
Linseed.----.s 45@- Whale, W. B..1--S1 IS
CarbOn-.-... 60963 c Elephant, w. B. / So
Lsrd...-.Sf G09I IS Sperm, W $780,. 8 90
Bank----..-- -9l IS Straits ...--.- l 40
heatsfoot----..- -Q1 10
Dried A~PplesIu moderate demand at 129
I3c, and pay for packages.
Dried Peaehes-Psrsd soc IMPAIRED, halves,
Zoe do quarters, lsc.
POtatOes-Pesehblows in moderate demand ct
sO9s5c in car lots.
BeAns-Held at 81, 10000 for white.
Seeds-TimOthy in good demand and firm at
$500. clover quiet at g6,50@6,76.
Hay-Market quiet. Loose selling at . range
Of SlO,OO9I3,OO Bsatsr pressed at $1,000.
TaIIOW-City rendered held at 1l@Izc; coun-
try-rendered 1O@IIc.
Sait-Firm st q, IS for Fine S2,eO for coarse
0nondAgA /; S2,65 for Saginaw.
Ale and POrter-We quote as follows: Pres
emit Use Xxx Ale 5000; Stock SIS, OO9l4,Oo; Ken
nett $780, Pale Cream sll,OO; POrtcs S12,OO@
400.
HOps-Firm. Held at . range OF 400s6o for
New York, Michigan and Ohio.
MAlt-RarIey Malt steady st SI,4a@l,so p bu,
the outside price for prime No. Canada.
Water Limc-Markst firm at $500 for Akron
and Oswego.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-23
CIereland Retail Market.

THURSDAY February 2, 1855.
Below We give the retail prices Of the chief ar
ticles Of family use in Meats, Vegetables and gem
eral Produce, as prevailing to-day with the onta-
rio street dealers. There has been very little
change in prices since our previous report. A de-
cline is noted on some kinds Of Pork Meats, but
nothing OF q decided character. Eggs, under an
active supply aud limited demand, have advanced
materially, and now rule very high. Butter is un-
changed and firm. Other articles are without i'm
pOrtant change. We quote as follows:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-23

$1,000 BeWRrd.-Ths above reward win Be
given to any person who can furnish q prescrip-
ton for Coughs, Colds. WhcOping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. striek-
IarA's MeIliHuous Cough BaIsAm. This balsam
will cure the above complaints, also splitting Of
blood and night swests. One bottle q sufficient
for any one to try. This worst cases Of ehrcnic
cough, asthma, whOop'ng eOagh and primary cases
of consumption are cured by DR.. strickland'B Mel
HnnOHs Cough BaIsam. 1t can be b had at any
Druggists.
BENTON 3 DURHAM, Agents, Cleveland, o.
m6:R5
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OAuTI0N.
rHE eovEEarzsr ISpoR.srssr.

In order to guard against dangerous imPOsitiOns
the public are requested to take especial note Of the
beautifully engraved proprietary stamp, through
which the Government Of the Uni ed STATS IN
ciaIly authenticates svery bottle Of HOSrETTERsi
BITTERs. This shield. thrown by the Govern
ment over the proprietors aud the public
for their joint projection, is placed con.
spicuOusly across the cork and over
The neck Of each bottle, and cannot fa to
strike the eye Of the most casual observer. HSsf
ing thst Vurporis TO be HOstrtter's Bitters can -
genuine unless the stump is there.
1t is also proper TO state that the Bittsrs are
sold exclusively in glass, aud never under any cir
eumstsuCes by the gallon OF the barrel. ImpOstors
snd imitstors are abroad, and the only safeguard
the public has against them is to see shat che Bit
tiers they buy bear the engraved label aBA note Of
hand OF Mssurs. HOstettsr & Smith, and IN stauz
above mentioned.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
TnuaspAr EvEE1sa. fsb. q, ls0e

THURSDAY EvENIsg, Feb. %, 1856.
The general features of the money mar
ket experienced no essential change to-day.
There was a somewhat diminished demand
for currency, and = light gain in deposits,
so that bankers felt less uneOmfortably on
at the close Of business bot the market is
still very close. Eastern Exchange eoatin-
ues close, but the demand is light, and about
balanced, so that the market works steady.
Rates are firm at par buying and lilo pre-
MUM selling.
To-day was observed as q holiday in New
York, sHd consequently we are without
financial and commercial sd4iees. In this
market transactions in coin and govern
bdents we're at yesterdays rates, as follows
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE!

A Farm or GO If acres, the most
II superior location for a residence in Portage
county. On the summit OF the rising ground,
near aud commanding the finest view OF
Ravenna village, all good arabic soil, IN
der high state OF cultivation, plenty Of fruit,
wster and timber, locality very pleasant and
healthy, society AID ali surroundings of the most
desirable character. Terms liberal.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-23
Cleveland Dry Goods Market.

TnuRsDAY, February q, 1866.
As heretofore, the market is not in a condition
to make any reliable figures, and although the
downward tendency may be said to be somewhat
checked, yet that fact does not produce any decided
activity, though a lit e improvement is noticeable
over last week. There is one peculiar feature in
the trade, not only in this market, but through
out all the cities Of the West, and that is, that the
leading staple Cotton Goods arc sold quite a. low,
if not lower, than they are jObbed in the Eastern
markets. Standard S~hestlngs were sold to-day in
this market at 29c, and standard makes Of Prints
from 22925ci Dc LANES 2s93Os. As these goods
comprise probably two-thirds Of the purchases at
this season Of the year, we cannot conceive what
advantages are to be gained by the Trade in going
east Of this city for their spring purchases.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-23
GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.
VIM. Knabe d Co.'s Grand and Square
Pianos, at Nos Euclid AyeHUe.

. receiving a large stock Of the celebrated
kNABE PIANOS, which for power and sweetness
oftone, easy and agreeable action, and beauty Of
nnishi ara by the best judges pronounced Gnrival-
led Alse, a large assortment Of cheaper Pianos,
Cabinet Organs and uelodeOns for sale at low
prices. Every instrument warranted i've years.
~ Old Pianos and helodeOns taken in ex-
change G. A. BARLOW, Agent.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-23

GRAPE GRovrRs CesvEErIox.--The lengthy
report.of the commencement exercises Ofthe
Cleveland Charity Hospital College crowds
out, this morning, the report we had made
of the Grape Growers Convention, which
concluded its labOrs Yesterday afternoon.
We shall give the report in this afternoons