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the passing over Of it of the many boats,
which are continually steaming up and
down.
Now, no more ct present. 1t makes my
heart sick to write these heart rending de-
tails as it will undoubtedly yours to read
them. But the thought that our mother
escaped land. as it were, by a miracle, for
only eight escaped, white and black, of all
the number) buoys me up with a feeling of
gratitude TO God that We were not wholly
orphaned by the power that so suddenly
and terribly deprived US OF our father.
Yours,
HESRY N. RAYMOND.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE!

A Farm Of Sc III acres, the most
II superior location Ger a residence in Portage
county. On the summit Of the rising ground.
near and commanding the finest view Of
Ravsnna village, all good arabic soil, I'M
der e high state Of cultivation, plenty OF fruit,
water and timber, locality very pleasant and
healthy, society and all surroundings Of the most
desirable character. Terms liberal.
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"ASD TIE Sow TIA WAS WASHED, &c.-It
will be remembered that Rosa Grayson, a
girl sixteen years of age, turned States evil
dence against Priscilla Wood, the noted
Seneca street Cyprian, with whom she was
involved in a common indictment for grand
larceny, and had noHe Prosegui entered OPP
posite her name. Her youth and tolerable
looks gave promise hat she might be re-
formed if she could be plueked and kept
away from vile associations. She was kept
at the Jail for two or three days after her
case had been nolled in court, when an ex-
cellent lady on Prospect street offered to
take Rosa into her house as servant, in the
hope that she might be prevailed upon to
renouneeh her way Of life and do well. After
passing several days there in a very credit
able way, Rosa told the lady she wanted to
go to the Jail and get some things she had
left there. She did not return, but got drunk
and plunged into a house of i'll fame on
Miami street. The dog has returned to his
vomit and The SOW that was washed to her
wallowing in the mire.
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ENToN a DUNHAM. Agents, Cleveland, o.
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Do You WISH &c GIVE Your soN Oh
DAUGHTER A SOUND BUSINESS OR TELEGRAPH
&c EDuCArIOE?-If SO, send them to the
Union Business College" Cleveland, chic,
for full information.
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&. 3. HALE,
BANKER.

III Superior Street, Cleveland, Chic.
ESTABLISHED 1882.
Dealer in : and all other Government Bonds.
POUND INTEREST NOTES, Canada aud incur
rent money. COUPONS cashed without charge.
DEPOSITS received and COLLECTIONS made at
all points. jan21:RIl
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To conclude with a CoaAie Local Drama ensiuei
LIFE In CLEEELAND.
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external surface, AVE BOW opened an office
at Euclid Place, 90 Euclid Avenue, Their
skill and position IN the profession Is SO well
established, that those Tho consult them
can do 50 with confidence and pleasure
whilst their success in this branch of medi-
cine, which has hitherto bafied the COM
bined talent and experience Of our ablest
medicine men. 1t speak more for their abil-
ity anfperseYeranee than all the enconiums
and praise they have received from the
leading newspapers Of the day. Their Yet
tiers upon the Cstarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma
and Consumption lave attracted the atten-
ton of thousands the clear aud practical
manner in which these gentlemen have
seen fit to explain their views upon these
diseases, has added greatly to their popu-
larity. Most medical men hold that Gdrer-
tising lowers the dignity of the profession,
and degrades the person SO doing TO the
level of empiricism. Drs. Hunter & Ram
say however declare that the noblest duty of
the physician is 10 relieve suffering, and if
by advocating 4 system of practice, to6ich
they knO1o to fgsdciaL, through the col
umns of the press, they can save from q
premature grave one dying consumptive pa
tient, then they say, we have done OR
duty aud care nothing for the opposition
nor objection of our professional brethren"
REAL ESTATE T~RASsFERs.-The following
transfers lave been entered on the county
records during the last two or three days
Antoine Leavers to Amos JONES' lot in the
village Of Berea. Consideration $50.
Calvin Gilbert to S. II. Bishop, ~ acres OF
land near the center Of Scion. Considera-
tion $475.
\. NJ. Parker to L. Straight, 10 acres OF
land in lot No. 81, Tract J., Township Of
May6eld. Consideration SI,SO0.
John Kirby to J. II. Bates, sub lots Nos
81 and 6S Folsom and Severance allotment,
City of Cleveland. Consideration $1,000.
Chas. Engle to Sarah Harbaugh, north
easteriy half of sub lot No. $50 in Benedict
and Roots allotment, City of Cleveland,
Consideration $500.
Harvey Rice to Martin Benda, sub-lot 81
in H.. Rice's subdivision of ten acre lots II
and Is, City of Cleveland. Consideration
$500.
II. s. Hubbell to josephine A. Grackbon
north half of lot No. l26 in VIM. SHADES al
lotment on University Heights. Considera-
ton Sl,400.
Edward Wade to John Hasseret, lot No
1913 in II. Stones addition to Cleveland, be
ing subdivision of original lots SO and 6S
Consideration 1925.
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TRINITY CHAPEL RELIGIOUS EXERCISES
Trinity Free Chapel will open for divine
services tomorrow Sunday at IL o'clock
in the morning, and at half past three in the
affarnoon
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STOVES.
me AMERIUAN
HOT-AR COOKING STOVE.

THE Utica Evening Telegraph of Sep
u tembar l2jh says Among the articles wor-
thy OF note on exhibition al the lair grounds is the
eAmeriean Hot-Air Cooking Stove, . manufactur
ed hE shs we'll known firm Of Shear. Packard &
Co., Of Albany. We have often heard this stove
Epoken Of in terms OF praise, aud on examination
We dnd Il possesses many points Of great excel
knce and worthy Of the many ~encomiums bestowed
upon il. This stove was awarded the first premium
at oer State Fair in 1e62, 1868 and 1864. During
the last spring and SIMMER 1t has been greatly
improv q, and now possesses more good point
than when the premiums were awarded. We
vonld advise sIi IN pursuit Of the very best arti
Gle in this line, and all those desirous Of seeing the
high styl Of Perfection attained in this stove, TO
exa~ine IL while on exhibition.
For Sale By !. n. BAILEY / CO.,
feb15 loo Bank STREE
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Pittsburgh PetrOlcam Market.
Especial to Cleveland Daily LEADEE.J

PfrTEsUReH, Feb. $500 ?. \.
OIL is dull. There is no demand, and a wide dif-
ference exists between buyers and sellers Of Grub
and Refined. Crude is nominal at l9c for futurs
delivery buyers offer Iss. Refined don't sem TO
be wanted. Bonded offered at 37@3sc; free at
59@6oc. A dispstch from Oil City says "Oil is
very dull buyers offer s5,25 per bbI The weather
Is warm, anI it il expected the river will open du-
ring the Ee2s Sc hours"
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Cleveland wholesale Market.

FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. 90, 1866.
F1Our-ID moderate trade demand. City made
firm at $40, T59ll, 90 for Xxx red, $1I, 75@12,o 90 for
Xxx white. Country brands Xxx red 50, 90
do Xxx white SO, OOs11,Oo.
Wheat-Quiet; choice grades held hrm. We
could hear of no GALES to-day.
COrn-Quiet, but firm. Sales 2 cars from store
at 62c.
Oats-Dull. Sale l car from store at sec, 1 car
at 35c.
Rye-Inactive and nominal at saasec from
store.
~BarIey--No sales reported.
POrk-In fair demand and steady. No. 1 Citv
Mess s2S,eo; No. 2 Mess $500; Clear ssl 90.
1sard-Firm. oity-rendered in tierces 1sc do
in kegs l9c. COuntry-rendered 15@Isc.
Hams-sugAr-cured steady at &c.
ShOuIders-stesdy at l5c.
Mess Bee-ouiet and steady at $500 for
city packed.
Dried BeeE-Firm at 2sc.
B~utter-chOice Western Reserve kes and roll
in good demand and firm at SO@s2c. No inquiry
for common grades.
Cheesc-In good demand and firm. Selling
at l6SZlc for good to choice Western Reserve and
New York.
EEgs-In good demand, and firm at Sl@s2c.
HighwineS-Stocks very light, and market
hrmer with an upward tendency. Held at s2,22.
AIoOhOI-Higher. Held at 81, l09A,I5 for %
per cezt. Cologne Spirits, 9s per cent, SL,55. Neu.
trsl Proof Spirits s2,s592,i 10.
PetrOIeum-Qniet and steady. Held ut zoe for
Refined free in a large way small lots do 62og6sc.
Oils-Steady at the following quotations:
Linseed----y.s1 So Whale, W.. B.---.s1 IS
Oarbon-.----. 6c9G3 c Elephant, W. B. i IS
Lsrd--.---.s1 Gog1 s. Sperm, " S.. 60
Bank---.---. 81 S5 STRAITS. ....-.-- l 30 !
NeGtsfoot---..- -Sl 65t
Dried Apnles-In moderate demand at I20
13c, and pay for packages.
Dried Peaches-Psred SOe ynr.Tsd, halves,
2cc do ~qsaFters, lsc.
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pS- Single copies Of the WEEKLY LEADER, for
Saturday, February "a, 1sGe, in wrappers ready for
mailing, can be had at the LEADER Counting Room
Price FIVE cEyrs.
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VIM. E. preston,

Established December, 1851
Licensed 3 Army 4 Navy Claim Agent,
OFFICE NO. l LTMAFs BLOCK,
Near Court House on Public Square, Cleveland, o.
We collect Pensions, Bounty, Back Pay, Prizb
Money and all other War Claims.
Land Warrants bought and sold.
n Our Special Agent, resident ct WaahlngtcU,
d. O., gives persona; attention 10 III claims Sled
by rs.
so Soldiers Of sse1 '62 snd '63 can now hie their
Discharges with Us 10 obtain their Bounty, el-
though the Law has not yet passed.
-. Fees loW.
German Language spoken. ianIs
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FHB CARTER DISASTER.
Graphic Description Of the Affair

Terrible Scene After the Explosion.
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Rose q PreDtisS' Provision Market
Report.
The following are the rates charged By Us:
HAns-sagsr-cured premium hams . D-.... ~
CANEAsskB HANe 3D..
DRIED bEEf5f --.--
SHOULDEKs-SugHr-cuTed Fs.-----.--.--- 10
BAcON-0r Smoked Sides y B---..-.as---- %
Leaf ettfe-r in bbls or tres Ia
" Prime Leaf kettle-rad'din kegs , D. 10
PoRE-No. l mess (1eV)e bbl.--~.--a-..ST 90
81" Extra clear y l.-----.---.---....- 81 20
HU-No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad tePota or boats All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anythingin
the State. orders promptly filed.
BOSE 4 PREHTI6B.
Nos l42. ia and LAG Ontario street.
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TGUscoTT & INoHAN.

Referring to the above, we wish TO inform
the citizens of the West Side that we pro-
Posefo make important and extensive addi-
lions to the already large stock bought of
Messrs. TruscOtt & Ingham, and it will be
our aim by fair dealing and strict attention
to business, to merit the patronage of every
citizen. We believe a first class Grocery
establishment, where can always be found
a choice assortment of Groceries, Provisions,
and Family Supplies in general, will. be
sustained by the people. Our assortment of
Groceries will be complete at all times. Our
stock of Butter, Cheese and Country Pro-
luce will be as good as the market affords.
Crockery and Glassware in great variety.
NEwcoNB & WHITE.
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GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.
Vim. Knabe d Co.'S Grand and Square
Planes. af No 2 EHelid AVanup

am receiving a large stock Of the celebrated
KNABE PIANOS, which for power and sweetness
oftone, easy and agreeable action, and beauty Of
finish, art by the best judges pronounced arrival
led. Alse, a large assortment Of cheaper Pianos,
Cabinet Organs and Melodeons for sale AZ low
prices. Every instrument warranted five years.
~ Old Pianos and Melodeons taken in ex-
change. G. A. BARLOW, Agent.
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I.a de- fl-t gsl s8
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ApvERTIsEMENTs

WANTED.-To Rent immediately. a good sized
w House. within 10 minutes walk Of the Post
ONCE. On street Rafroad. Address. giving location
and rent- - B. Box 5lH. PC. sehzSzeg
ELAX SEED-Wantcd 1907 beshels Flax SEED
" Enquire VI. or address CAhNON faEA
"ANTFD.-Second-hand Furniture, Carpets,
Sfova. &c. &c. At u. MOOTs old stand, y
Ontario street, for which the highest priee VIII De
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A SPLENDID MUSICAL CoMBINATIoE.-our
musical readers in the city will be glad to
learn that James NJ. Wehli, the eminent
pianist, will give two grand concerts in
Brainard's Hall, on Wednesday and Thurs
day nights of next week, Feb 18th and March
LIST. He will be assisted by Mile Frida de
Gcbele, a matchless contralto' and S. C..
Campbell, the magnificent basso who en-
raptured everybody here, a year or two
since, when connected with Castle and
Castles Opera Troupe. The concerts will
be under the direction of Mr.. Edward. Hof-
man. They will he for US the top and low-
er of the musical season.
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MUSICAL.
w. \. PERKINS,

Teacher OF Vocal and Instrumental
Music.
NO. I29 ST. CLAIR STREET.
N.hs.0o1
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AMusEMEMTe.
Theater-~-BraInard's J HaIL

First right Of the Local cozis Drana q
LIFE IN
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WEST SIDE SToEE.-We have sold our
Grocery Department, No. 143 Detroit street,
to Messrs. Neweomb & White, who will con-
tinue the Grocery Business at the old stand.
Our large and increasing trade has COM
PEELED us to take this step, which, enables
US to devote more time TO our Dry Goods
Department. We expect during the coming
year to enlarge our borders and keep a stock
of Dry Goods that Will compare favorably
with that of any of our competitors on the
East Side.
Mr.. Newcomb has been connected with
our house, part of the time as cashier, since
1868, and we can cheeriully recommend tae
new firm TO our numerous patrons as being
perfectly reliable, and in every way worthy
of their patronage. We hope the commu-
nifty will extend to them the same patron
age they have SO largely extended to us
during the past few years.
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Manufacturers Read!!
sPRIyGsn FOR san

"DEMAN SPRINGS" FOR SALE
ID A rare chance for obtaining at a bargain, q
superior location for q Brewery, Distillery, Cheese
Factory or Steam works OF any kind, with two
acre. Of land, dwelling and other buildings al
ready erected, and containing one Of the most val
liable. pure soft water springs, furnishing an
abundance OF water for any of the above named
purposes, near Ravenna village.
ALSO, numerous FARMS and VILLAGE PROP
kRIf For sale. Apply personally or by letter to
A. w. BEMAN.
Attorney ct Law and Real Estate Agent,
feb2l:292 RAVEHNA, OHIO.
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AUCTION SALES.
Monday, March 18th, 1866.

Good Dwelling House.
AT AUCTION, -..---BT o. CUTTER & SON..
Corner Superior and Muirison Streets.
n CUTTER s. SON will sell at
W. Auction, on Monday, March 5th, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises, (unless previously
disposed OF at private sale,) the Frams Dwelling
House, situated on the -Dorthwesterly corner of
Superior aud Muirison streets. Terms made known
at time Of sale on the promises. feL2i:294
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-rRAHELERs, RRGIsTER.
DEPARTURES.

"a. Citizens wishing conveyance to sither OF the
above Trains or Beats, will be called for BY Coaehos
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
At the Omnibus Once, l47 Superior street, next
door to the WeddeIl House.
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MIscELLANEous-

NEW FURNITURE, Mirrors, Carpsu, &C,
~ SC, at reduced prices, at II. Moor'acA stand,
y Ontario strset- decl4:302
QE0 nnn MONEY ADVANCED
VOOsOOO In sums TO suif-at the old stand
and welfkDovn WAGGER'S LOAN OFFICE,
on Securities of every kind, viz: Gold and silver
PfstofE. Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos. MelOdeOns, and
Al personal property and articles ofvalue, on the most
satEfactorT terms. Business strictly private. Is
lstlahed 1851 N. B.-A variety Of unredeemed
Watches, Jewelry, Guns, etc, for sale At bargains.
Ohce-cornor Of Water and Superior streets, over
gavis q Piexotto's Clothing store.
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DAILY LEADER.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ., 1856.

6EW ADVERFIsEMENTb.
Brainard's HAIL. Life in Cleveland"
Drawer 296-Wanted TO Rsbt.
IDgbAm & Brsgg-To the Public.
Brainard,s Hall" Wehli."
Newcomb & Whitehead Notice.
100 St. CIair-st.-Girl Wanted.
N. Page, Jr.-Traveling Agents Wanted.
A. G. Smith-Local Notice.
L.. D. Hu~dson-Buckeye Insurance Company.
Rev. W. b. Milburn-Loeal Notice.
N. Halle 4 C~o.-SOmething New.
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Dried Apples-In moderate demand at I2a
l3c, and pay for packages.
Dried Peaches-Psrsd SOC vnr.Tsd, halves,
2oc; do q~saFters, Isc.
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Goodness Of MIR. l. Mrs. Raymond.

Body Of synond Not Found.
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TIE BUCKEYE Mutual INSURANCE Con-
PANY.-We call attention to the announce
mentin our advertising columns by the
executive officers of the above Company of
a cash dividend of 80 per cent. upon the
earned premiums of all the participating
policies for the year 1855, paying on and
after the % Monday in March next, free of
government tax; also a statement of the
condition of the Company on tn first day
of the present year, This Company is now
in the third year of its existence, and it
has attained a position second to No other
as a solid, reliable organization, while the
future promises results more favorable than
those of the past upon which its high credit
rests. The management of the affairs of
the Company is in Che hands Of some Of the
ablest and most widely-known and respon-
sible of our business men, whose eonnec-
ton with the business is an ample guaran-
tee that it will be conducted upon sound
and safe financial principles.
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CLAIM AGENTS.
D. W. GAG

" ~
ATTORNEY AT Law,
And authorized Military Claim Agent,
Once les superiOr-st., Cleveland.
- Collects BOunties, Back Pay and Prize
Money; brochures Pension Certificates for Mothers,
widows, orphans a5d lnvAlids; pTosesutes War
Claims Of every description.
- Aided BY a competent ASSISTANT IN
WASHINGTON, We ae prepared TO undertake
the settlement OF, and viii give fpeciai a~ttenIion
to, elaine in which oruEH A~EIoREEys HAvs FaILED.
"a. n suecess, no fefs. febI3l
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Opened this morning a large assortment
OF Hair Coils, Nets and Roles at the Ba-
zaar r.-
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CABINET ORGAYs.-The high reputation of
the Mason Il Hamlin Cabinet Organs, and
the extensive demand for them, has fire.
quently induced dealers to represent that
other instruments are the came thing that
there is no essential difference between the
Cabinet Organs and the organs with various
other names made by other makers. This
is not true. Several inventions, from which
arise the chief excellences of the instru-
ment, are peculiar to the Cabinet Organ, for
being patented and controlled by Mason &
Hamlin, they cannot be used by other
makers. 1t is therefore not merely from
more thorough workmanship and better
material, that the Cabinet Organ derives its
superiority Though much is derived frem
these) but there are essential differences of
construction, the right to employ which is
the property of its manufacturers.
These superior instruments can be OBJ
tanned only of S. Brainard IL Son, who are
sole agents for Northern Ohio. An elegant
assortment can at all times be seen at their
ware-rooms.
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LOCAL NOTICES

The Worlds Opinion OF H6ststter's
Stomach Bfffers.
Touching the Bitters this grand fact is clear,
Their fame flls all the Western Hemisphere,
Known in slllands, washed By its oceans twain,
Health, hope and vigor follow in theft trsin.
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WANTED-RARE NANCE FOR AGENTS.
w What the people want. Complete History ofthe
Var, ia on. large volume, splendidly Illustrated, with
over rs an5 portraits Of Generals and Battle Scenes.
The mort candid, lucid, omplete, authentic and relia-
be history published. It contains reading matter
equsi 10 three largo volumes. Send for circulars and
West Fourth st.. Cincinnati, sep22.37Od&E
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HAVE You HEARD ABOUT THE Nsw Con-
NKRc1AL CoLLEeE2-Your boys and girls
should attend. Office in "Rouse's Block"
corner Superior street and Public Square.
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@ For Evening Edition News
see inside.
pGr For Morning EdItlOn News
see outside.
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0RKRLIY C0YSRRYAT0RY 0F HISIG.

COURSE OF STUDY.
FIRST IEAR-Barmony and Part Writing.
sEcoND YEAE-HarmOny continued and
Counterpart.
THIRD TEAR-Harmony completed, Double
Counterpoint, Fugne Form and Composition.
Great attention Is given to the Piano, Organ,
Orchestral Instruments, and Cultivation Of the
Voice. For particulars address
J. P. MORGAN, President.
G.. W. STEELE,
Principal OF Department Of Secular Music.
Prof. J. n. ELLIS,
Prof. O. Il. CHURCHILL,
nor2q BOARD of Directors.
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asa lgs 30 adla3 giEl1
ls4lsa1 ~
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3. y. kIoner Markef-Feh. aa.

n. n. Money Market-Feb. 28.
M~oNEY-Activs and firm at ! q cent.
SfERLINa ExcHANaE-Quiet ct 1OSH0Ics5S.
GoLD-Irregnlar, unsettled end lower; opening
at 1874 aud closing at 15C1s.
fREIsHTs-To liverpool, QUIET and unchanged.
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TWO CONCERTS Oh M
~RRAINARD's HALL.
mr.. JAMES n. WE'LL,
The Great Pianist. viii gre
tive GRAND G0NC%EEs,
ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY .
INGs, FKg. g5TH 4 aABcH Isl, leeN
Assisted By
MILF FRITA De GEBEAk
re eminent Contraitc, ard
Mr.. e. @. CAMPBELL,
The disii6zaieked Basao
sfu,icaf pirecfor-.-- EDWARD HOFFaAN-
kdmiSsfoH so GEMS; r ser-ed sfsts y cts extra
TicAcs Once, Brafnard & soE . Ms-S store.
Doors o5eH ~ 7, Convert tocommeBre 81 seelork
- Tbs Piancs used By mr. Wehii - 81 rs
Con erts are the Ne0 Scale ton ert Gfands, n91e
By Chick ering q Sons, So BtoadW9y y u Hne
sie W.sbineton-st.. Boston. These Plans Wens
awarded the first prize, a Gold MEDAL, at the *
hibitioH % 1855. Ieoz-