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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-30

TOR sALP-TOOLS FOR SINKING OIL
u WELLS.-The Swift Farm P s M Company
will sell at their farm, situate in the township Of
Brownhelm, LorAin county, Ohio, enc 10 horEe power
portable steam engine, with boiler complete, togeth-
er with tools OF every description for sinking an ell
we'll. Also Tubing. Pump, and Sucker-rods. except
ing hits and r~eanefs, are Just a. good as new, and
Wll be sold very low, Tor cash For PARTICULAR ap-
ply 10 W. H. Bebee, Agent fthe swift Farm "a NJ
Farm P. 90, 33l Greenwich street, New York.
mar2fsaoa-TTE&
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American hardware is not likely to experience
any marked decline for the present owing TO strong
combination of many Of the manufacturers The
raw material now on hand was genererally bought
at high prices, and this Is a great incentive for
them to keep up quotations.
Nails remNin dun at S6,5O96,75 Heavy con-
| s~ignments to the large southern cities are barely
| bringing cost n-Ee =elM .H
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The following dispatch was received ct the
Dry Goods Exchange:
Philadelphia-Trade slow. JObbers are buying
in small lots at Myers & Co.'S auction to-day, buy
ers are waiting for their big sale on the 4th of
April. The feeling here is that goods will not de-
cline more for the present. f.
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Dealers In all kinds Of Country Prodnce. Agents
for the {" Salt Company of OnondssA." Salt sold
always at the Company's prices. 8
Salt, Water Lime, Flour, Grain, &C, BY car
loads, received or to be shipped on the G. O. & @.
O. L T., C. Il L, O. q p. or A. q G. W, marrow
gnAge) Railroads and their connexions, loaded or
unloa6ed directly in our warehouse, saving ex-
pense Of draysge.
VIII give personal attention to the filing Of cr-
ders for Produce and Merchandise on Commission.
Liberal cash advances made on eonsignmehts.
We are prepared TO receive aud ship, by Canal,
Lake or Rail, without draysgsl, Grindstones{
Slaves, Marble, Lumber and coarse Freights Of eli
kinds, having the ONLY DERRICKS IN THE
OTTY for the transfer Of heavy Freights.
Refer to Banks aud business men generally.
aps:R3
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DOAT FOR sALE-Cspt. Joseph Greenhslgh
I'D ofers tor sale the hull OF the tug Niagara
1t Is in good condition And can be readily converted
into a canal boat. or a craft for uss BY tshing Iarties
Oh che harboF. Apply for particulars TO
MILLER. At Tfsdais's dry dOk mar2l.3U2
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-30

JUMPED THE TRAcK.-Between three and
four o'clock yesterday afternoon two or three
engines were drawing at considerable speed
a long freight train, consisting of fifty or
sixty cars mostly loaded, on the Lake Shore
road, when a car about midway of the train
jumped the track, having tripped at the
% frog about eighty rods east of the new
depot Six cars were compelled to follow
suit. The wheels of two or three complete
" buried themselves in the ground, while
the ties were cut to pieces and broken for
eight or ten rods. One or two cars were
wrenched off the trucks. The front end of
one car was thrown off the track at "a an
gle Herewith of forty-fve degrees. The
wheels sank SO deep that the rear end of the
car had not cleared the track when It stop
ped. Consequence was, the next car collid-
ed with it, splitting the first into halves, and
bursting open the front end of the latter.
Boots and shoes, bottles of hair oil and pint
ment we're emptied without hands, in an
instant. The wreck was quite complete,
and the clearing away process detained the
east-bound train four or five hours. No one
seems to have been deserving of blame in
the matter.
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Day GOODS.

II0 IOI0WIHs aI5 tU5 qIOEsEIOus HOm IH5 DIy
Goods Exchange
Brown SheeIings-Amoskeag A 25; Augusta 81
Howard A %.
BIeaehed shirtings-Bsrtletts 81 James 80;
Paler River rs.
Prints-Merrimack W 2l sprague 10 VAN
sutta l6; Workingman 80.
Hoop skirts-Meyer's 1 L in fair demand at
former prices.
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DAILY LEADER
FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1866.
KEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.

Academy Of M~usie-0peaing Night.
P. A. Wise-Horse Hay Fork
A-W. Poo-House and Lot for Sale.
4. P. Wade-House for Sale.
so Seneca street-Girl Wanted.
Box 853-House far Rent.
W. P. Assassination Wanted.
Mrs. P. C. watmpugh-Nurse Wanted.
S. Brainard 4 Son-Musical World for April.
A. B.-situAtion Wanted.
Wolcott's AnnihHs tor-Loeal Notice.
Cobb. Andrews &to-New Books.
81 Year-E. Y. Weekly Herald weekly
W. C. wattersOn-Administrator's Notice.
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CHERRY AND VIOLET; A Tale of the Great
Plague. By the author of Mary Pow.
ell" New York NJ W. Dodd. 1866.
Nothing has been left undOne by thepub-
fishers to make this little book all thateOuld
be desired in point Of execution The book.
binders deserve that their taste should be
complimented. Its the finest specimen Of
a book we have seen of late. And if the
eye at length penetrates to the page and
reads the characters Engraved on those pure
polished surfaces, the mind viii perceive 6
beauty of thought and a chastity of ex-
preston with which the mechanical part
of the volume COMFORTS well.
For sale by Cobb, Andrews 4 Co.
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DEHooRATIc CoxvESIIoy.-The Democratic
delegates appointed last evening will hold
3 convention in National Hall at nine o'clock
this morning, for the purpose of nominating
one Commissioner of the Water Works and
eight Coustables.
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ECLIPSE OF TIE Moon To-NIeHT.-The
price of green cheese will Immediately go
up. There will be a total eclipse of the
moon tonight. The observation viii com
at s;5, become complete at 1912,
and pass of at 1887 Saturday morning. 1t
will be everywhere visible on this CONT
nent. Get out your smoked glass!
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-30

PHoTosRAPH OF "JAck COOPER" THE MUIR
DERER OF RHoDENBAueH.-T.T T. Sweeney, the
e~nterprising "army artist ofthis city, went
to Ravenna on Wednesday, and succeeded
in obtaining, by means of chemical light
a good negative" for a photograph Of
Samuel .Wittum, alias Jack Cooper. who is
to be hanged a week from to-day in the
RaYenna iail.
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E. B. HALE,
nn-En

III Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
ESTABLISHED 1852.
Dealer In 7-S0 and att other Government Bonds.
PoUND INTEREST NOTES, Canada and incur
rent money. COUPONS cashed vithont, charge.
received and O0LLECTI0E4nade at
all points. 5sRF:RlI
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meyelapd FamIIF Mafket..

.-I -oI THuRsDAYf March =, 1856. :
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 enta7
rio street dealers. The course Of prices during
the past week has been steady, and there is no de-
cided change to note In any leading article. We
quote: u
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JUDsE WILSON HEARD From. "A letter
was received here yesterday from Judge H.
V. Wilson. He arrived in New Orleans on
the 21st inst. The journey improved his
health much, and he felt on his arrival,
quite well again. He will probably remain
in that city FIVE or six weeks.
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N, Y. stoek market-Mareh 20.

GovERSNEET ST0cKs-StsaGy. Wnr
United States Gs, 81 coupons le5; 7-SOs, I'd
series 1O0S.
SToCKs-Steady.
Western Union Telegraph 5sK. aN4AVGR
n. Y. Central s2H Eris 1875 Hndson 1917;
Reading lOO145 Michigan Central NJ; Northwest.
cru preferred 55%; Mich. South. 81; Fittsburg 70;
Horthwe tern 25A; Rock Island IIGL; Font
Wayne 92%.
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Financial.

N
The Commercial says:
The stock market is heavy and lover. Through
out yesterday ard. this morning nearly $4,000
shares of Erie stock was sold, the reason assigned
being that the forthcoming report Of the Road is ,
an unfavorable character. The movement, is
however, Interpreted upon the street as the open
ing Of a vigorous attack upon the general market
by speculatsrs.
Governments are still very strong and active
5-20's are more in demand as the maturity Of
the May interest approaches, The ID and Sd series
we're each Hc lower 7-SO's were very active, the
third series rose to 1907.
State stocks were irmer and active.
The miscellaneous list was dull.
The ease in money continues. There is rather
more anxiety on the part Of the brokers, but the
demand is readily met at 5 per cent. on call. Prime
paper is in demsHd, and not abundant, the rate
being 6L97p per cent. names ranking good are in
ample supply and pass at s@9 per cent.
There is less activity in gold. There is, hSweYer,
still a considerable amount Of buying to cover
short contracts, which keeps the price above what
is considered the real present value Of gold.
We have reason for believing that there is 70
adequate foundation for the report that the bills
off prominent financial firm in London we're re-
turned by the last mail.
Foreign exchange is dull and the sales depressed,
prime bankers 60 days standing quoted nominAliy
lUTA. but transactions were made at
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"MUsIcAL WoRLD."-The publishers, s.
Brainard 4 Son, send us the /" Western Mu-
steal World" for April. 1t contains several
pieces of new music, and a large miscella-
ney of interesting reading matter. The
journal should be in the hands of every
person of musical taste and requirements.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-30

Try IT.-No individual suffering from
throat aud lung difficulties, or any derange-
ment of the nervous system, should fail to
make a trial OF Hasheesh Candy. 1t is said
to be superseding all other remedies for
those diseases. Advertised by Strong d
Armstrong, and for sale by druggists gen
ara1Iv
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ROR SALE-Finest farm in Cuyah0ga County,
Il 5 miles from Cleveland, in Parma. That we'll
known farm-the "Aekley Farm is offered for
sale. Said farm contains lo0 acres Of land, all cleared
except 70 acres, which Is well covered with Hickory,
Maple and Beach. Two live brooks run through
said farm, ana il Is otherwise well wa'ered. A
large and cOmmodious dwelling house, extensive
barn, good carriage house, a tenant house for farm
hands. ThefArm Is under a good state Of cultivation,
orchard, &C. Apply en- premises or TO ROBEkT
n UnOlF DuhIfc Nnuarn NlnvaIaud a marI7.g00
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NEW BOOKS.

CHANBER's EScYcLoPAEDIA. Philadelphia:
j.. B. Lippincott d Co. 1865.
The publishers send US Nos. 100, 1O1, 102
and lOS ofthis Encyclopedia or dictionary
of useful knowledge fer the people. They
contain much interesting matter.
For sale by Cobb, Andrews & Co.
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~LEcTURE.-Rev. J. S. Lyle, of the Erie
street NJ. E.. Church, gave a pleasant lee
ture last night, in behalf of the Ladies' Aid
society of that church, on the subject,
@Reminiscenee of Camp Life" Quite a
Large number of people were in attendance.
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Fine Piano Fortes at Halls II Monument
Park. p
Cleveland City Directory for 1867.
The publishers of the Cleveland LEADER
City Directory having made all the neees-
sary arrangements to issue the Directory
for 1867 by the 18th of May, will COM
mence canvassing for names the 10th Of
next month (ApriD, after people have fin
ished moving.
The new Directory will be made COM
plete in every respect, and will be greatly
improved by many additions The fact that
the Directory issued by the publishers last
year contained 5000 names more than any
previous Directory, is a sufficient guarantees
that the new Directory will be in every re-
spect the most extensive and complete eve
published in this city.
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D,C0LUaBUs L CINCIXNAT-
RATLROAO-
1E


1865 FALL ARRANGEMENT. 1863
I'M and after Monday, October o, 1855, Passen.
ger Trains will leave Cleveland as follows
LIST Train-7;45 A. H.-CINOINHATI EXPRESS
stopping at Berea, Grafton, Wellington, New
London, Shelby, O~rsstline, Gallon, Iberia
Gilead, Darlington, Ashley, Delaware, and
WOTthington, arriving at Columbus at Ia
P. NJ, Cincinnati $50 P. n, indianapolis,
ss45 I. NJ, Chicago yis 0~restliEe, Hoo p n.
I'd Train-2:45 P. M.-NEW YORK AND WEST.
ERN EXPRESS, stopping at BereA, Graf
ton, Wellington, New LOndsn, and all sta
lions south of New london, arriving al
Columbus at 9.25 P. M, Cincinnati 400 A.
NJ, Chicago, via O~restline, $40 A.. NJ.
Sd Train--15 P M--GALI0R PASSENGER
stops at all stations, arriving at Gallon 1t
9TH Train-a:s0P P. M.-NIGHT EXPRESS, stop
ping at Grafton, Wellington, New London,
Shelby, CrestIine, Gallon, Gilead, Carding.
ton, and Delaware, arriving at COlumbu At
$40 A. NJ, Cincinnati $40 A. M, Indiana
polls 1000 An, Chicago via Cresthns, l2;St
Trains leave Columbus st 1920 A. NJ, 80 P. NJ.
and ll:35 p N. Arrive at Cleveland 2:55 P.
NJ, 800 P. NJ, b:l0A. n.
INDIANAPOLIS AND WESTERN EXPRESS
leaves Gallon at 6;O0A. NJ, arrives at CleTe
land $50 A. NJ.
CONNECTTO Ms:
Shelby-Ssndusky, Mansfield & Newark Railroad
to Mansfield, Mt. Vernon, Newark, Zanes.
Orestiino2Pitisburg Fit Wayne 6Chicaso railroad
for Forest, Upper Sandusky, DelphOs, Lima,
Fort Wayne, Chicago, &C, West, and East
for Mansfield, Wooster; Hsssilion, &C.
The first and fourth Trains make direct con
neotions via Fort Wayne for all points on
Toledo q Wabash ami Great Western Rail
roads.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Railroad Line, for Ma
rion, Bellefontaine, Sidney, Union, Muncie.
Indianapolis. Ferre Haute, Nineennes, Evans.
vile, LouisE lille. Cairo, st. Louis, &C.
DelRTare-wiIh Springfield Branch for Springfield.
C0lumbus-Little Miami q Columbus aud Xenie
Railroad, for Xshia, Dayton TndianapolisI
Tsrre Haute, 81. Louis, Morrew, LOYeispd
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio and Miss
issipP Railroads Hsse
Cincinnati-for Louisville, Evansville, Cairo, 81.
Louis, and all paints 0n the Ohio River.
Columbus-CentTal Ohio Railroad for Newark
Evansville, Wheeling SC; Columbus q In
diAnapolis central Railroads for Piqua, Or.
baua, &c.
sE For tickets to all points and information an.
ply az the Passenger Station, and at the Uridr
Ticket Once, lR7 superior s+reet.
rro-aL.a n. OK ,ess LINT
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MISCELLANEOUS

GRAPE VINES AND SMALL FRUITS.
1E O00 GRAPE VINES LEADING
lD.UUU varieties. Per 1000.
COCO Lawton Blackberry vines--------S2o %
lO.OOo Dooiittle Improved Black Cap Rasp-
berry . W
5000 Russell's Prolific Strawberry plants, 81
90OG Wilson'S Albany 90
loo Cherry Currant tper 100 10 90
1o,cOo 0sAge Orange plants .---.-- 10 %
Also kittatinary a Wilson'S Early Blackberry,
Philadelphia, Hornet and kirkland Raspberry,
Agriculfu rist and JucuDda OF 200 Strawberry
plants, for sale At corresponding low rates. send
for Wholesale OF Retail Prics List.
Address E.NICHoLS0H OF B. b. STAIR 4 O0.
m2eSO6 No. IFS 0ntario-st., Cleveland Seed Store.
HW TRNfTCRE, Elrror., CATpeIs, 90,
IN SC, at reduced prices. At 4 GoOrs Old stand,
61Oatarfo street. 6scl4-3o2
QEn nnn- MONRY ADYANCED-
DOO,OOO IN Iums 70 suit-at the old stand
and wel-knoEn WAGNER'S LOAN OFEIOE,
on Securities Of every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, yevelry, Guns
Al personal property and articles o~fvaIue, on the most
satisfactory terms. Business strictly private rs
tahnshed ISL, n. B--A variety, Of Hnredeened
WAtchaa. JeWo.y, Guns. etc, for sale At barEAins.
Omce-corusr OF Water and Superior streetE, over
nAxis 4 Pfszotto's Clothing store.
octa ~ MAGoNh.
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY MEET
8IKGE.
Nesting ofthe Democracy to Nominate
Trustees and assessors, ana Appoint
10 the City invention

We rive below the results of the primary
meetings held in the various wards OF the
c;tv last evening, SO far as we were able to
get them:
fHfRD YARD.
Trustee-Dr. W. F. Otis.
Board OF Education-H. n. Noyes.
Assessor-P. McCarty,
Decentralization Foster, Benjamin
Brownell, P. johnson, P. A Collier, Thomas
ElwOod.
FOURTH WARD.
Trustee-P. W. Rice.
Board of Education-J. NJ. Adams.
Assessor-Cspt Lewis Hickman.
DeleEstes-Peter Call, John Drum. Robert
E. Mix, Michael Gallagher, Henry lloyd.
Adjourned with three, cheers for Andy
Johnson,
FIFTH WAR
Trustee-Wm. Heisley.
Board Of Education-J. Il. Bell.
Assessor-James Kelly.
Delegates-N. P. Payne, James Kelly,
William Heisley, Peter Keary, Luke Bren-
nan.
EIGHTH WARD.
Trustee-W. H. Truscott.
Assessor-John Hartwell.
Deleeates-Charles .Winslow, ]. ].
Sweeney, Bernard McCarty, Patrick O'Don-
nell, J.B. Weber.
NINTH WARD
Trustee-A. T. Van Tsssel.
Assessor-James Kane
Delegates-Hazen Hughes, DR.. Els. War
ner, Timothy Quinlan, George W.. Merrell,
Francis NARROW.
TENTH WARD.
Trustee-John Reiter.
Assessor-Wesley Blake.
Delegates-Edward Halpin, Edward
Sloan, - Larnder. We could notlearn
the names of the other two.
ELEVENTH YARD.
Trustee-Robert Larnder.
Board of Education-Geo. I. Hartnell.
Assessor. Knolsen-
Delegates-Robert Larnder, Alex. Nc
Lane, John Weisbarth, B. Lasmann, Geo.
Young.
The Convention will meet in National
Hall at nine o'clock this morning.
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Ladies who apprec ate the beautiful, are
invited to call and see the latest styles of
stationery at Holden, Clarke & Wilson's.
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Cleveland Wholesale Market.

THURSDAY EVENING, March %, 1866.
FIOur-Quiet, unchanged and steady. City
made slO,75@Tl,5O for Xxx red, s1l, 75al2,5 So for
Xxx white. Country brands Xxx red So, 5O9lO, 80 ;
do Xxx white $40, 5O91I,50.
Wheat-The market is very quiet, the demand
being limited to car lots from country millers.-
Prices are firm for choice grades. There were no
transactions reported to-day. -
COrn-Quiet and steady. Sales 2 cars No. ]
shelled from store at 53c.
OaIs-Demand moderate; prices steady. Held
at S7SSsc for No. l from store.
Rye-Inactive and nominal. s.
B~arIey-Dun No sales reported.
POrk-Firm. No. I City Mess held at s27, 90;
No. 2 Mess $500; Clear 5000.
~Lard-Steady. City-rendered in tisrces Isc; do
in kegs loc. Oouutry-rendered 1s@I7c.
Hams-steady. Sales City sugar-cured at 2Ic.
Country-cured held at 2Oc.
observation-disclosures steady at lac Coun-
try-cured lS@l4c.
BaeOn-Held at lsc for clear 2Oc for sugar
cured.
Ness Beef-Quiet and steady at $500
Extra Mess $1,000.
Dried Beef-Steady at 23c.
Buffer-Receipts light, and market firm at
45c for prime roll; common to good do H@4sc.
Cheesc-In good demand and firm at Is@22c
for good to choice.
ERgs-In active demand and steady at 2O@2lc.
HiShWInes-Aarket steady at s2,2492,25.
AIeohOl-steady. Held at s4,4sg4,6s for %
per cent. Cologne Spirits, 9s per cent, s4,6S. Nsu-
trail Proof Spirits s2,S9G2,4.
PeIrOleum-Inactive and weak. Refined free
held at 5lG52c.
OiIs-We quote as follows:
5aPSoa--:::.-. s as@ { E Esa ! w. " R.T B. Is Is
LArd--~~----H 6ogI 70 sperm, W s-.-- 2 50
ssatsioof...--- -Ssi 6 ~ .
Dried APpIes-In fair demand at I3h@l4c,
and pay for packages.
Dried Peaches-Firm. Pared SOC IMPAIRED,
halves, 2Og25c; quarters, lsc.
POtsgtOes-Firm and in good demand. Sales
2 cars Peachblows at s., 90 per bu.
B-eans-steady at 81, 5O@2,O 90 for fair to prime
White.
seeds-In fair demand. Glover s5,Oo@5,25
Timothy sS.5o9s,75.
Eeathers-Prime live geese 7O@75c.
TaIIOW-steady at 1o@IOHc for city and coun-
try-rendered.
Lake Fish-ouiet and steady. No. l White
hsh $500 per half Dbl; No. 2 do $500 Pickerel,
$3.50; Trout s7,OO97,5O; Herring s5,25.
SsIt-Firm at e., IS for Fine; s2,eO for coarse
0nondaga; s2,55 for Saginaw.
Ale and POrIer-we quote as follows: Pres
emit Use Xxx Ale 5000; Stock sIs,OO9I4,OO; Kea-
nett $500; Pale Cream sn,OOi Porter S12,OO@
I4,OO.
HOps-Firm. Held st a range Of 4O965c for
New York, Michigan and Ohio. uara =
MRIt-Barisy Malt steady at g, ao9l,so v bu,
the outside price for prime No. 1 Canada.
Water Limc-MArket nrm at s, 90 for Akron
and Oswego.
PIAster-PoweI's land plaster firm at $500
3 ION at Mill. OaIcined 81, 90 . Dbl.
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PERsoNAL-Any person knowing the
whereabouts of o. F. Jenes, who formerly
kept a small store at Housewife, Pa, will
confer a favor by addressing Cleveland
Leader Co., or Hugh Joynt, Esq, Oil City,
Penn.
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81 C5Ssass n-arEs.9Maseha %


~FLouR-Firm.
wHEAT-DulI. Sales at sf,e4@45s4H for Mol,
and sG% for No. 2.
CoRz-Aedve. sales at 4Ss orN9.1a 9sg9l
OArs-Firm. Sales at 95Lc for No. 1.
-HIsHwIEEs-DHRat s2,29@2,22.
PROvtsIoSs-DuiI-
MIS- PoRK5Sales ct SIS, 5Q925 73a
LARD<akeat1Be.I AEDE H8s
DRESSED HOGs-Sales at SIO,50@l0,75.
Hoas-Sales at s9,60G9,f rs
. REcEIPTs-ElOur 1000 bbls wheat 1900 bnj
corn $500 bus oats 2, so bn; h,gs 2s5O0. y5
SHIPMENTs-FiOur 900 hbls. wheat 800 bu.;
corn 1900 bu.; oats 6,oO0 bu.
Rose & Prenffss' Provision Market
Report.
The following sre the rates charged by Us:
E~ANH-Sugsr-cured premium hams > D.. q
OAsyAsEzD HANS t-fH -" , d..
DRIED BEEF-B 3
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3 n ......-.---...-. IA
BAcON-0r Smoked Sides. q b.-------...--...-- %
~LARD-Prime LEAH e ttle-rndsd in hhis or tres Is
" Prime afkettle-rnd' a IN kegs q d. IL
PoRK-No. l mess new B Dbl. .---....--..S26 80
" Extra oiesr = 80 %
Light . %
HN-No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depOis or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, andequai 70 any thing in
the State. Orders promptiy hlled-
R0S & PRENTISs.
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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-30
Change of Time, October 9th,
VIA THE
ATLINTIn KcREArWRSr,N pInmIr

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The only BnBrOken Broad GHage Route
no THE EASTERN CITIES.
TWO Trains Daily Leave Cleveland, from the
Il Atlantic Z Great Western Depot:
A 500 A. N,
Arr1ye in New P. NJ
AAddI p. M
Arrive in New p. M
Mail train leaves Cleveland for Salamanca a
$40 A. M, arriving at $40 P. N.
Trains arrive At Cleveland At TAO A. ~, and
ESQ P. n.
Trains for Yoangstnsn leave Cleveland at 6:aoA
-, and ais P. II. arrive st Cleveland 1855 A. NJ.
and 6:l5 p. II.
This is tie ouly direct route to the on Regions
Of Psnnsylvania.
Passengers by the 9.2O A. n. Fxnress Train dine
At hezd1sle, and Sleeping Osr az Salamanca.
Passengers by the s.S5 P. n. Express Train. eet
slssping Oar at Cleveland.
The Night Exp-css leaves Sunday night. instead
Of Saturday night. An other trains daily, sun
days excepted.
Connects at Meadville, for OIL CITY. Franklin
ocrry and sll points IN the Oil Regions Of Penn,
sTlvarse,
Passengers by this route have ample time fso-
niautesl, 81 regular hours, for meals, and make
Bure connections.
New and elsg-n Sleeping Coaches are tAohsdlo
For all infornati0n aud through tickets. nlsas.
Spply at the Depot Of the Atlantic 4 Great Wet
ern kslwey, or At the Union Ticket Once, under
the fWeidell House. -
Omnibussss VIII call for passengers, BY Isayfps
directions 81 the above Offices.
D. McBAREN. GenI snp,t.
= y. fULLk Con Ticket Agent.