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.OTIOE-To the Owners and arenfa

~ fIots and lands bounding or AUDITING npor
both sides Of Bridge street, between Pearl and
Fulton streets; upon both sides of West Washing
ton street, between Taylor and st. Paul streets:
You will please take notice that you are hereby
required TO grade, gravel, and nag with brick or
stone. six feet in width, the sidewalks in front OF
your respective lots and lands, in secordancs Ei.h
the general specifications for sidewalks in mo
office OF the City Civil Engineer, and to complete
the same on or before the first day or August, is66.
II the above request is not complied with with
In the time herein specified, the work VIII Be done
BY the city with stone, and the cost thereof as
sessed az q tax upon the property bounding or
AUDITING upon the sidewalks improved.
By order Of the Board Of City Improvemanfae
may3.3l4 NJ. G. WATTEkSON. CIark-
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0sWegO NIarkef-MnY Q.

FLoUR-Unchanged, with good demand, exceed
ing the supply, at s9.5099,75 for No l spring,
Sll,5o for red winter $500 for white sli,o0 for
Xxx.
W~HEAT-OPened steady, but closed nominaIly
higher.
sales Of 10000 bbls No. l Milwaukee club part at
S2,OG; 7OC0 bbls by sample at St,55, and $500 bills
old No l red Indiana at S2,35.
CORS-Quiet and nominaliy lower. Sales Of No.
] red Indiana at zoe.
0Xrs-Held at sc for Canada.
BARLEr-Quict.
RYE-Quiet.
PEAs-Quiet.
CANAL EREIGHTs-Sie dy. Flour Acc per bbl;
wheat 1Oo, corn sZc and oats 5%c per bushel to
New York.
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ma Ann WHOM m NAY C0N0RRT-

i Notice Is hereby given that It Is doemed me-
cessary by the City Council Of the City Of Cleve-
land, to provide for the construction ola branch
sewer or draiR il Chestnut street, vest Of Muir
son street, and to provide FOR the expense tEarssf
By assessing q tax upon the lots or lands AUDITING
upon said Chestnut street, through which said
sewer shall pass and for that purpose an ordi-
nance is pending bsfore said City Council. All
persons owning property on said street a. afors-
said, having objections to the construction Of said
branch sewer, are hereby required to file the same
in writing with the City Clerk Of said city, within
two weeks after the expiration Of three weeks
from the frat publication Of this noiico, -
By order Of the citY Council
-AnrsI 2e- l96R ,1r-gTf-
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A WoRD OF ADvIcE.-It is a well known
fact that the price of wood is always lower
during the month of May than at any other
time during the year. Consumers Of wood
can save money by ordering their supplies
before it is too late. Don't forget to enquire
the price at Yates Wood Yard, where the
wood is prepared for stove use by steam
mower
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GOVERNMENT SFocKs-Active and hrmer.
Treasury notes, 7-9Os, lO21z; Is Of 81, coupon,
lO9i $40 coupons Of CO, 1O2; 1910 coupons SO.
SrocKs-Steady.
Milwaukee and St. Paul IS; do preferred 741<;
Chicago and Rock Island 96Z; Milwaukee and
Prairie du Chen I'd preferred, 90; Cleveland and
Toledo 1872; Chicago and northwestern 291<; do
preferred COS; Cleveland and Pittsburgh s21<;
Illinois Central III; Michigan sauthern 70; Mich
igan Central lO91<; Reading 1071<z; Erie 735<; New
YCrk Central 1885, Western Union Telegraph 62s<.
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to the sales in that department.. In en-
brOideriss, hosiery, gloves, cuffs, collars,
ladies' white goods, and the entire list of
fancy articles, whose name is legion, their
cases make an excellent show. We advise
parents not to take their children with
them when they call unless they have
plenty of money for the little folks would
never leave without an armful of the ele-
CANT toys (which are SO temptingly dis
nlaval
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
tsDOeI4l to olsrsland Daily LsADua.l

PITrsBURGH, May 9-1:40 A. 4.
The oil market is hrm, and supplies are limited.
Crude receipts $500 bbIs. Sales eco bbls. Prices
for bulk l4%9l4Ae sales free on cars ut lOXc.-
Refined firm. Sales 1900 Bbls bonded on spot At
Sc; July delivery Philadelphia at CSC August
and September delivery on spot at Acc. Free oil Is
neglected.
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New BANKING HousE.-By reference to a
card in another column, it will be seen that
our friend, J. V. Painter. formerly of the
we'll known and reliable firm of Farmer 4
Painter, has opened a banking house at 147
Superior street Mr.. Painter is well known
among our business men as a responsible
gentleman, and one who cannot but succeed
in his Undertaking.
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The city begins to look anxiOusly
for the r~e-opening of the old An
gier House. Rumors have got abroad
Of repairs and r~enovations, of r%eftting and
refurnishing, which promise to make the
old house new again, and the public curl
osity is on tip-toe.
At present it seems probable that the fin
ishing touches will not be made before the
latter part of this month. The work o
tearing down and building anew, has beer
SO thorough and extensive, that more tint
has been consumed than was at first antici
pated, but when the work is complete tht
house will be one of the finest in the coun
try.
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OPTICIANS,
REMOVAL.

PEM0TAL.-Nr. F. Il. Norris haT.
Monument Bq1Hretoe co Prospeet street, respect
fully asks . continuance Of the pAtronskes 80 Hbs-
rally bestowed upon hin fa the past, and hopes bv
increased e~hcfIifi1 and strict alteration to The
wants Of IFS customers to merit The same in Ms
future. LE1Ierz fashions uecefFed. All work
warranted. A good nzsortmsnt Of eloths on hand,
which viii Be sold ct tae lowest rates, or made up
in the best and most fashionable styles. sP12sR14
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chicago Market-Max ..

FLouR-Quist. Holders ask an advance of I5a
zoe.
WH~EAT-Excited and unssttl d, opening at an
advanced l0915c. Ssles at s1,75d1,sI for No. i,
closing Gull At Sl,s7; No. 2 buoyant at sI,4OG
l,4iH, aad tow ards slese declined 109Isc, with
sales al s1,27.
CoRs-Active and advanced I6I1Sc. Bales g.
sic for No. !. and 45%Gg7c for NO-2.
OATS-Closed arm. Sales at a2G23Lc.
PROv1sI0Ns-Quiet.
FREIsHrs-Quiet at I2%c on wheat to Buffalo.
REoEIPTs-Flour 1000 bbls; wheat 5000 bu
corn 12G. 900 bu; oats sc, 600 bu.
sHIPMExrs-Flour 500 bbls.; wheat 2s, 900 bu.;
corn 81 500 bu; oats 10000.
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Milwaukee Market-May Q

FLoUR-Advsneed 2593Oc.
WHEAr-Exeited. 81 ,92%91,S3 for No. 1.
CoRs-ActiVe and adYaneedI c.
Freights lie higher.
REcEIPTs-Whsst 81, 900 bu.; Flour 1880 bills
sHIPTESTs-Flour 5000 bbls; wheat I1s,cO0 bu.
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RRGIsTRR.
DEPARTURES

pa- Citizens wishing conveyance to either OF the
above Trains or Boats, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
ct tho Omnibus Once, 16O Superior street, op-
posits the Weddsll House.
ES Six Splendid Carriages have Ist bsen added
to the stock of the Omnibus Line. All orders for
their use by the hour or job, or for passage to and
from the Depots, will be promptly attended to at
prices fixed by the city ordinances. Office 1Od
Superior street. II. s.. STEVENS.
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AREEsrED.-Frank Howe, formerly a bar
keeper was arrested yesterday on the charge
of attempting to sell counterfeit fractional
notes. The circumstances were these. He
was compelled by the owner of the bar to
seD mis- stock, and having a stock Of coun-
terfeit half dollar notes, he proposed to sell
them also a reduced price, saying to his
successor that he would easily get rid of
them. He was reported and arrested, and
had his examination before Commissioner
White, which resulted in his being held to
Ill
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MARRIED.

sHELDON-BALL-At the West Sid Congre.
~gationsl Church, by the Rev. James A. Thome, a.
E. Sheldon, Mp, of Carlisle, to Miss A. E. Ball,
Of East Cleveland.
SHELD0E-CUPPEE-At Syracuse, New York,
on Wednesday, May 9th, by the Rev. DR.. Reid, at
the residence CT the brides father, Mr.. z. P.
Sheldon, of Cleveland, to Miss allie Cuppen, Of
gvTaruse
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CITY :

NOTICR-To owners and agents Of lots
In and lands bounding or abrfting on both
sides Of Wiley street, between Columbus and
Pearl streets You are hereby notified, that the
notice heretofore given to pave the sidsualks o.
the aforesaid portion Of said Wiley street, s.
withdrawn.
By order Of the Board Of City improvements.
n. @. WATTERSON.
Cleveland, May s.. 1866. -may7;Si4 CLARK
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CLEVELAND PROTECTIVE FUEL COMPANY
The Directors of the Cleveland Protective
Fuel Company" have voted that S. per
share being 20 per cent. of the subserip-
tom be paid in to the Treasurer on or
before the 10th inst, at his Office in Sex
toms Block, No. 9 Merwin street, room 6.
". R. MOULD, Sec. and Treas.
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Cobb, Andrews d Co. are Sole
Agents for the sale Of S~pencerlan
School Ink and Writing Fluid In
Northern Ohio. Dealers will do well
to write for samples. All orders will
be filled at manufacturers prices.
mayi
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current rate Of exchange on New York, or = dig
count Of three per cent. for cash, II RENTED on re-
eeipt Of invoice. Payments to be made in New
YORK exchange, United States Treasury Notes, or
their equivalent. No discount on bills Of less
amount than fifty dollars.
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n. Y. money Market-May {

MoNEY-Easy at 4@s percent.
STIRLING ExeHASeE-Firm at 1O9%GIOeZ.
GoLD-Firmer, opening at 12g1<, advancing to
12s5s, declining 10 1875 and closing at 129N.
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cleveland Iron and Nail Market.

WEDNESDAY, May 9, 1865.
Cleveland, Brown & Co., Manufacturers and
Wholesale Dealers in Iron and Nails, Nos. 90 and
81 Merwin street, report that the market eontin-
ues active and prices are frmer, though without
~quotable change. The market is quite bare Of
Nails, and manufacturer are tested to their ut
most to meet the heavy orders upon them. We
continue previous quotations, as follows
H.n - LIZ
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$1,000 ReWard.-Ths above reward viii be
given to any person who can furnish a prescriP-
tion for Coughs, Colds, WhOoping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. strick-
lank's MeIlihuous Cough Balsam. This balssm
will cure the above complaints, also splitting Of
blood and night Sweats. One bottle is sufficient
for any one to try. The worst cases Of chronic
cough, asthma, whooping cough and primary esses
ofcensumption are cured by DR.. Strickland's Mel
Hhuous Cough Balssm. 1t can be be had st any
Druggists. -
BENTON & DUEHAM, Agents, Cleveland, %.
rua.RE
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CRMIS4L CoURF.-The first criminal case
before Judge Whitney, that of the United
States rs. Ethan Allen Brown, charged
with passing counterfeit fractional notes
was begun yesterday. Examination of
witnesses occupied the session.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Album size Photographs reduced in price,
one dollar psr dozen, and larger sizes in pre-
portion, at RrDER's.
A nice line of Damask French Coverings
and Chintz, at TURNER & Strauss .
Gil W..4 r. o.
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HIdes-steady. We quote as follows
'Ihished Heavy Eppers, o doz.....
Wooden Warp-Ffrm and II

Feafhers-Sales Prime live geese at sO9s5c.
~TaIlOW-Quiet. field at Ice for city, &c for
country rendered.
SaIt-Firm at S2,65 for Fine $3.50 for coarse
onondaga 1886 for Saginaw.
HOps-Firm. Held at a range of 4e965o for
New York, Michigan and Ohio.
Ale and POrter-We quote as follows: Pres
snt Use Xxx Ale 5000; Stock SIS, OO914,OOi Ken
nstt $500; Pale Cream s11 90; Porter s12, COG
400.
PIasfer-Powsl's land plaster firm at s12,O
. ION at Mill. Oalclnsd $500 o Dbl.
nunta a. fnIInws.
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Gaylord 1 Ellsworth are now prepared TO
receive the calls of their friends at their
new boot and shoe store, 2O2 Superior ttreet,
Their new goods have arrived, and thsir
stock % the best snd cheapest in the city.
CHAs. D. GAYLoRD,
J. EssWoRTH.
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South West Cor. SGuare,

C. ]. Keller, NJ. D., Eclectic Physician,
Office hours IL A. NJ. to 2 P. NJ, at the store
of J. ]. Vogt, 80 south side Public Square,
during the week, and on Sunday from 1 to
2 P. NJ. Residence-East Cleveland, op-
posite the Post Office, at the terminus of the
East Cleveland treet Railroad. Apl IL
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Ailwaukee reported a heavy advance in that mar
ket. The stock Of spring row here is more than
covered by orders and gales previously made, and
dealers will not name prices for future delivery
We heard Of no transactions in other varieties,
and prices cannot be given with reliability.
COrn-Inaetive and nominal at Coo for No.
mixed from store CSC for yellow.
OatsEIn moderate demand and prices hrm.-
Sales 2 cars No I on track at ass; 3 cars do at zoe
from store.
Rye-Inactive and nsminal.
BnrIey-Quiet and nominal.
POrk-Firm. Sales 20 bbls No. 1 City Mess at
$500; No. 2 Mess held at SIS, 90; clear $500
L~ard-steady and firm at &c in tisrces and 23e
in kegs for City-rendersd. Sales 1000 lbs at quo
~tations.
Hams-steady. City sugar-eurod, canvassed
and uncanvassed, 81 and &c. Country-cured held
at I992Oc.
shOuIders-s.eady. Sales eity-cured at 1Io /;
COuntry-cured 139I4c.
BReOn-Held at lSe for clear I9c for sugar
cured uncanvassed; zoe. for do canvassed.
Mess BeeE-In moderate demand and steady
at $500. Extra Ness $1,000.
Dried BeeE-In good demand and steady at
dc eanvassed and CSC uncanvassed.
B~ufter-Dull and declining. Sales 9 kegs and
10 pals vary choice yellow at $50, which is an ex-
IRENE figure. Prime grades are freely offered at
35e, without buyers.
Cheesc-The stock Of old is exhausted. New
is in moderate request at a range of Io@IGc, ac-
cordiug to quality.
ESgs-Quiet and steady at 16c.
HIRhwines-Quiet and steady II s2,2392,24.
AleOhOl-steady. Held at A,4s94,5S for 90
mar can't QoloOua Spirita % mar cant n 62 Nan
trail Proof Spirits s2,3592,4O.
PeErOIeum-FiTm. Bonded is heldat sIL9
3sc for June delivery on cars here, and 44c same
delivery in New York. Free is held at 5T95sc.-
Sales of an outside lot of so bbls free at soc.
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CoNMUxIcATIoN.-We have received the
following communication in regard to
schools. The subject is one which deserves
attention
To THE EDIToR OF TIE CLEVELAND LEAD
Err profess to know but little about
schools, or how they should be managed /;
but l think there must be q fault somewhere
in our city school system that allows some
rooms to be oYer-crOwded with pupils-often
as many as one hundred to a single teach
er-while other rooms in the same building
have but half or a third of this number.
The thin, pale lady teacher to whom I send
my little boy has ninety scholars to take
care of. The great, strong man to whom l
send my daughter has but about sixty
scholars, and the city provides him an as
sistant at that l I'M told that the two
teachers receive a salary of abont $4,000,
while the teacher of ninety scholars gets
less than a fourth of this sum. r.
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AMERICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AMERICAN
Warren COMPANY OF WALTHAM, Mass
Every one knows that the mechanism Of
the best manufactures of this country is
unequalled in n other part of the world.
The genius of American mechanics pro-
duced the cotton gin, the mechanical reaper
and mower, the sewing machine, and last,
but not least, the wonderful machinery of
the American Watch Company of Waltham.
This company was established in 1881, and
has grown in proportions which enTltle it to
a first rank among the manufacturing en-
terprises of the New World. 1t employs be-
tween 900 and 1000 artisans of superior
skill and eharactea, and a large and
thriving town has grown up in its vicinity.
The factory covers over three acres of
ground, and as an illustration of its extent,
we may mention that it is supplied with
more than sixty miles of iron pipes, and
produces an aggregate of nearly $4,000
watches per annum. Tho founders of this
company believed that the same delicate
mechanical processes which had produced
such remarkably perfect results in larger
machines, might be applied with even
greater advantage to the production of the
watch. The foreign time-pieces are made
principally by hand, and except when of
high cost, an imperfect article, often out OF
repair, and Of little value, is the result.
Abroad, these mysterious and infnitesimal
organs which, when aggregated, produce
the watch, are the fruit of slow and toilsome
manual processes. In the results, there
must of course be lack of that perfect uni
formity which is indispensable for correct
time keeping. The constituent parts of the
American watch, IN the other hand, are
fashioned BY the most delicate and accurate
machinery. Wheels, pinions, springs,
screws, absolutely uniform in weight, cir
conference, dimensions, and in every pos
sible particular, are turned out in myriads
by unerring fingers of steel, and their
proper combination and adjustment by
skillful workmen have given the company
its high reputation. Its watches not only
90 with the trade and 90 in the pockets Of
200, 900 people, but they 90 right and 60
eyerywhere.-lErchaags mlO-dwlt
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-10

Z. 8. CIRCUIT CoURT.-The case of Water
man Us. Palmer still hangs FIRE. The ex-
animation Of witnesses Is nearly finished
however, and the case viii probably be ar
gued tomorrow.
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cleveland LumDer Market,

"WEDNESDAY, May Q, 1865.
The receipts and shipments Of Lumber, Shingles
and Lath during the week ending on Saturday last
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President-Gen. J. ". Fitch.
SUPPLEMENTARY. Il. Potts.
Secretary-H. S. 0lmstead.
Directors-E, A Buckly, II. Hurd, Jr.,
Col. J.. P. Ross, J. q. Kirkwood, George
Sprsgue, silas Merchant, R. NJ. y. Taylor
and D. P. Rhodes.
Executive Committee-Col. J. P. Ross,
Silas Merchant, and George Sprague.
The price of subscription for the coming
season was fixed at SIS, for gentlemen and
their families. All applications for mem
bership must be made to the Executive
| Committee or Directors. The Directors
were authorized, in addition TO having full
control of the management TO revise the
rules for tine better government of the
Driving Park, during the present year.
The gentlemen connected with this en-
terprise are well known as being highly
competent men TO make this pleasure Ell
ceedingly pleasant and profitable
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CITY NEWS

Latest sheet music at Halls, II Monument
Square.
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The market is active, and yard prices are steady
and firm, the only material change from our pre-
Tiously quoted figures being On Lath, which have
declined bOc@sl, 90 per NJ. The sbrogation of the
Reciprocity Treaty has had no effect upon receipts
from Canada, the arrivals thus far aggregating
quite as much as for the same time last year. We
quote yard prices as follows:
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wEDDELL HOUSE.

Arrivals ut the PRINCIPAL Hotels for
the last TWenIy-fOur Hours.
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Green AppIes-HeId al S5,OUgs,U per Dbl.
Dried AppIes-There are none in market.
Dried Peaches-Firm. Pared SOC IMPAIRED,
halves, 2O925c; quarters, 1sc.
POtatOes-Good demand and higher. Sales l
car prime PsaehblOws in bulk at s1,OO Per bu
] car do do at sl,O5 ; cars do do at 81, TO- $50
bbls do do at $500 per Dbl.
Beans-Prime white in moderate request ct
81, 75@2,O 90 per gu inferior grades not wanted.
Haydn fair demand. Loose selling at a range
of SIC, O0@16,OO. Beaten pressed SIS, Oo@20,OO.
Lake F1sh-In fair demand. No. l White
lisa $3.50 per half Dbl; No. 2 do $500; Pickersl,
$500; Trout s7,OO97,5O; Herring s5,25.
GrOeeries-Trsde is active, and the market is
steady and firm. Prices have ruled without change
during the past week. We qaote as follows:
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THE NEW OFFICERS.

The appointments so far have been excel
lent. Mr.. H. A. Bagley will be the Head
Cashier and Mr.. Timothy Hadley, Steward
and Store Keeper. The announcement OF
Mr.. R. NJ. A. Taylor as proprietor makes
the success Of the Kennard House doubly
certain. The popularity of the old Angler
was mainly due to him, and his universal
popularity and the extensive acquaintance
he has made since his former residence here
will bring him hosts of guests, and his rare
administrative abilities and his perfect
understanding of his business, even to the
minutest details, make it absolutely GER
tain that all their wants will be understood
and supplied. Under the new regime the
hotel accommodations of the city, which
have always been good, will be second to
none in the land.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT

special Dispatch to Western Associated Prsss.l
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DROP. THOMAS would respectfully inform
MS friends and patrons that he Is now prepared
oattend 20 shaving, Hair Dressing and Shampoon-
ing, Hair ColorinE, &C., in the best style. Also, that
be wiz give his attention TO the cure Of Oornsl Bun
ions, and fngrowing Nails. shop under the John
son House. api6Ss2
$5O,OOO IN .a%s E sgit77st tks IA 5tS2e
On Securities Of ever kind, viz Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, yewelTJ, Guns
Pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Melocsons, and
al personal property and articles ~ofValue. on the most
satisfactory terms. business strictly private. Ne.
lAbhshed ISL. y. B.-A variety Of unredeemed
OGaA-corner Of Water and Superior streets, over
PAYS 3 Rlsxotto's Clothing Store.
aGn 10. AW.W WAGNER.
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DRrvTsc PARK AssocIATIoy.-At & meet
ing of the members of the Driving Park
Association, held at the Weddell Heuse,
the following named gentlemen were cleo
ted as officers and Directors Of the assoeia-
lion Gov he nsuino vear.