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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-17
DAILY LEADER
TUESDAY, APRIL II, 1866.
new ADVERTIsEMENTS

Academy Of Music-Miss Emile Melville.
whitworth, n3 Cedar-st.-Hanging Baskets.
Trad KslIey-Proposals.
16 Prospect-st.-For Sale.
Metal Tip Shoe Co.-Local Notice.
o. Cutter a son-Auctien Of Furniture.
Ezra Thomas-Adminis'rstor's Notice.
81 Msrwfn-st Grocery for Sale.
J. Il. Dewitt & Co.-ChildTen's Clothing.
Kenworthy & stubbs-Csnvassers Wanted.
Leader ~ofice-Pocket Book Lost.
Martin Johnson-Pure Ice.
S Brainard & son-New Music.
Turner 4 Strauss-Locsl Notice.
S. Foljambe-House for Sale.
Bailey Brothers-second Grand Opening.
Jas. G. Clark-Local Notice.
Bloch l. New-Local Notice.
W. G. Wa~tterson-To whom If may concern.
Sanford, Reyes & MiK-Ladies' Department.
Bloch a New-Importsnt to Oil Rehners.
90 STANDARDIZATION Wanted.
Sanford, Reyes & Aix-O1 Cloths.
Bloch q Nev-on Consignment.
Sozodont-LOcal Notice.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

ENTERED---...--.APRn 10.
Stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit, 1886 bbls
and 455 sacks potatoes, 50 bbls fish, 81 pkgs mdZ
Prop New York, Drake, Dunkirk
Schr Presto, Merrick, Toledo, 1850 bu corn
Schr AIzora, Drake, Kingsville, % cords wood
Scow Sutler Girl, Kelso, Kelley's Island, "A cords
limestone
scow Ellen, Blanchard, Plaster Bed, 90 tons plaster
Scow Mary Amelia, Sinclair, Detroit, ll2,OOO feet
lumber
scow Mona, Moore. Kelley's Island, 25 cords stone
Scow J F Prince, Wells, kelley's Island, q cords
limestone
scow Thos Swain, Willis, Avon. &c cords wood
Scov Lone Star, Pelow, Sandusky, % cords wood
scow American Eagle, Braman, Kelley's Island,
81 cords limestone
CLEARED.
stmr Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit, PIG bars iron,
42l kegs nails, 245 boxes glass, l79 bbls oil, COL
pkgs sundriss
Prop Michigan, Repsen, Toledo
Prop Clean, Brown, Toledo
Prop New York, Drake, Toledo
Prop CaHlsteo, B~lackman, Amherstburg
Brig IrOquois, Becker, Saginaw
Schr Timothy Baker, Burke, WyandOtte, 800 tons
coal
schr Eliza Logan, MarsiTiott, Detroit, 200 tons
coal
schr Eagle, Barrow, Teledo, 2n kegs nails, Is
tons pig iron
Schr Comely. Honeywell, Saginaw
Schr AYR, Mcdonald, Bear Greek
seow Thomas Swain, Willis, Kellev's Island
Scow Lime Rock, Farghee, Sand Beach
ScOw Sutler Girl, KelsO, kelley's Island
Scow Mona, Moore, Kelley's Island
Scow Lone Star, P0lOw. Port Clinton
Scow Mary Amelia, Sinclair, Detroit
Scow Ellen, Blanchard, Kelley's Island
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NV EsTABLTsHNEST.-The Bailey Broth
ers have inst opened a new store at I94
Monument Square. They have fine rooms
on the east side of the Monument Square
and their stock Of goods has been selected
with great care. Every thing is arranged
in the best of taste. All the new styles of
spring dress goods, white goods, shawls,
bslmorals, hoop skirts in all the approved
styles, and all kinds of ladies' dress goods
will be found upon their shelves. Messrs.
Bailey's are thorough business men and
cannot fail to please all who give them
their patronage. Their clerks are attentive
and gentlemsnly, and their prices as low as
any in the city. With Holden Clarke and
Wilson's Book step Fairehild's Clothing
Rooms, and the B1slsy Brothers in the dry
goods line, business cannot be drawn to-
wards the east side of the Square,
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=. z. stock Market-Aprn is.

GovERSNKET SrocKs-StroDg.
Q. s. &c, $50 coupons Of '65, 10iZ; 1910 cou-
Pons, slH- Trsasury notes-7.S0s, lat series, 1905
do I'd series, 1OOT.
s~rocKs-Sfrong.
Tennessess &c, 90; Missouri S., E3z- 81
Ohio 4 Mississippi certificates z6A New York
Contra Erie 70; Reading 1855; Northwest
ern preferred 555; Rock Island JI9H; Toledo
1851; Pittsburg sig
Western Union Telegraph 5HI.
Canton 52%; Quicksilver $50; Erie pfd, II,
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NOIICE TO ALE WHOM IT MAY

In CONCERE,-EOtice is hereby given that it
is deemed necessary by the City Council of the
City of Cleveland, to grade and pave a portion Of
Columbus street, and to provide for the expense
thereof and for that purpose, an ordinance is
pending before said City Council, having heen
twice read before the same. and now laid on the
table, which said ordinance provides "That Co
lumbus street, between the Clevelsnd & Mahoning
Railroad track and LOrain street be graded, that
the carriage way and cutters be paved, and the
sidewalks be curbed, to the established grades Of
said street, and that the cost and expense Of said
improvement be estimated, levied, and assessed
upon each and every foot front Of the several lots,
or parcels of land, bounding or sbutting upon
said Columbus street, between the points aforesaid
in proportion to the number of feet 'front.'" ANY
owner or owners eflOts or lands bounding or abut-
ting upon Columbus street, between the points
Aforesaid, claiming damage by reason Of said i'm
proyement, are hereby required to file the same in
writing, setting forth the amount Of damage
claimed by him. her or thsm, with the City Clerk
ofsyid City, within two weeks after the expiration
Of three weeks from the first publication Of this
notice. ANY person who shall fail or neglect to
file their claim as aforesaid, within the time aiore-
said, shall be taken and deemed to have waived
the same, and be forever deGarred from filing any
claim for, or receiving anY damage therefor.
By order Of the City Council.
{. L. HILL, City clerk
Auri1 10 1873 auT9-g1O-H guu
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AN ORDINANCE-TO amend Section

A " UhDlNAAJE-1U IUltuu DeCtiOu
"a one Of an ordinance entitled ian ordinance to
establish the grade of Prospect street between Erie
and Hudson streets"
SEc.-I. Be it ordained by tho City Council Of the
city Of Cleveland, That section one Of an ordi-
nance entitled an ordinance to establish the grade
Of Prospect street between Erie and Hudson
streets, ''be so anended,as TO read as follows: That
the grade of the center line of Prospect street, be-
tween Erie and Hudson streets, be and the same is
hereby established at the following elevations
above the base of levels heretofore established by
ordinance, TO wit At the e~asterly line Of Erie
street % 5-lOth feet. at a point seven hundred feet
easterly from Erie street 95 75-lO0th feet, at the
center Of Brownell street % feet, at a point mid
way between the center lines OF Brownell and
Huntington streets 80 feet, at the center line of
Huntington rect "a feet, at a point midway be-
tween Huntington and Cheshire streets "a $500
feet, at the center of Cheshire street "a feet, at q
point two hundred and eighty-two feet easterly
from tile centre of Cheshire street "a S4-1OO feet, at
the easterly line Of Perry street 90 feet, at a point
two hundred and eighty EIGHT feet easterly from
the EAST line Of Perry street "a feet, at a point i've
hundred and lightweight feet e~asterly from the
east line Of Perry street SO feet, at a point six
hundred and ffty-eight fet westerly from the
centre Of Hudson street 95 feet, and at the centre
line of Hudson street SO $40 feet, and that the
grade line between the afOTe mentioned points of
elevation be uniform, and in accordance with the
profile of said Prospect street, as recorded on page
%, vol. 2 Of prohles in the City Civil Engineers
office. Passed April 10, 1866.
+. W. PELT0N, President Of the Council.
@. Z. Hull. Civ Clerk. AprI33O7
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AMUsEMENTs.
ACADEMY OF]MUsIC
Iohn A. EIi.lsr.M Manager R. q. Gsa ry..Tr..ur.

PRICES OF ADNIssIOE.-DresB Circle and Par
quette, so cents Reserved Seats to Dress Circle, rs
cents Family Circle, so cents; Gallery, 25 cents:
Private Boxes, So and So Single Seats in Private
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Financial.
NEW KoRE, April 10.


This Commercial says:
The market is dull, but prices are generally
steady. Speculation is confined very much to the
miscellaneous list, on which prices are mostly
strong. In tne railroad list, Erie is most active.
The stock is largely oveTsold and a variety Of mis-.
representations are set afoat tc deprsss the stock
for advantage Of the shorts.
Governments are again decidedly strong.
Money exhibits ease. Brokers are supplied
readily at 5 per cent. on call by private bankers.
Most Of the bankers ask 6 per cent. on demand.
preferring to discount paper at 7 per cent. to lend
ing on call at 8 per cent.
Gold is quiet and rather weak under the foreign
news reporting q rise in 8 20 and an improved
prospect Of an amicable settlement of the Austro-
PrussiAn dispute. This price has ranged st 1851
9125A.
Foreign exchange is more active. There has
been a fair inquiry for sterling bills. Prime
bankers sixty days is quoted at 1OT5k8lO7%f. 52s.
Tor long date, commercial at 1O6L9f07.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
Especial to Cleveland Daily LEADER.I

PITTSBURGH, April 16-1:4O A. 4.
The oil market is quiet. Crude receipts 5000
bbls. Sales COCO bbls. Prices unchanged. Bulk
and packages returned, 1s9lsHc. Sales 1000 bbls
for June delivery, buyers option, at 15c 200 bbls
free On cars at S4,oo per Dbl. Refined Inactive
Sales 500 bbla bonded, June delivery in Philadel-
phia, buyers option, at 42c.
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WV. J. TAFT, Librarian.

Young men out of employment or wish
ing to study Bookkeeping, Banking, Rail-
reading, steamboating, Te~legraphing, spen-
cerian Business Penmanship or Commercial
Law should remember that there is no
Business College in the country Offering
greater inducements than the new Union
Business and Telegraphic College of this
city. The instructors are among the most
able in the United States, and young men
who go through the course are fitted for
profitable and responsible positions in the
business world.
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librarians Annual NOTICE.

CLEVELAND, April Il, 1866.
No book can be drawn from the Libra
ry' after Saturday, the 14th OF April, until
the annual election of officers has trans
pired, which takes place O. Tuesday even
ing, May LIST. All books must be returned
on or before Saturday, the 2lst of April, for
our annual examination. Persons neglect
ing to return books will be fined ten cents
per day until the same are returned.
By order of the Directors,
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BooKER's MIEsTRELs.-We noticed on our
streets yesterday the gentlemanly Agent of
Johnny Boxers Minstrel Troupe-Mr. ]. E.
Willis. Our citizens will welcome this
troupe, as they remember the pleasure de-
rived from their last visit. Look out for
their advertisement.
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In these times of high prices, it is well
to remember that children can be supplied
with shoes for less than the usual annual
cost, by wearing Metal-Tipped Shoes, to
say nothing of stockings destroyed and
health endangered by wet feet, arising from
the childlike habit of wearing out their
shoes at the toes irst.-Boston Journal.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
DUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.

Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press
New YORK, April l6.
GOLD.
Gold closed at l25H@l27S.
MONEY.
The market is easy, with a moderate demand at
RAILWAY STOCKS,
Shares were stronger at second regular and open
boards, with Erie, Pittsburg and Rock Island as
features.
GOVERNMENTS.
Government securities continued in demand to
close Of the day, and the last sales were the highest
of the day.
PETROLEUM AND MINING BOARD.
Shares were quiet this afternoon.
Buchanan Sc; Empire IS; United States 900; Pit
Hole Greek 2S5; Clinton 100; Bennehof 100; Ben
ton 1875; Holman 49, Montana Is; Quartz Hill 425;
Kipp & Buell. 220.
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
Imports for February, at New York, $50, 692. :
557. Since July l, S239, 405, 9s5. Exports for the
sumo time, currency, sl77, 345, 1852.
Balance in the sub-Treasury, $50, 76s, 562.
DRY GOODS.
The market looks weak. The feeling of buyers
is that goods must 60 lower. News from Europe
in regard to cotton has had the effect to depress all
kinds of cotton goods. Notions and fancy goods
dull. Black silks dull. Black goods and cassf-
meres lower. Good brands of fannels maintain
their prices. Choice dress goods bring full prices.
Fine Alpaccas in black and eolOrs are in fair de-
mand at god prices.
QUOTATIONS.
The following are the prices reported at the Dry
Goods Exchange:
Prints-Allen Is; American 1917; Amoskeag IT;
Arnold l6; Cochcco q; Garner & CO. 20; Lancaster
Is; Pacific 10.
Spool Cotton-Clark's six cord 100; do. enameled
IS; Cots 1O9i Stafford IS; Willimantic 90; Brooks
log; Green & Daniels 70.
Ladies' Sackings-Dexter I65; GsribaldI 40;
Middlesex l65; Washington 1853.
Brown Sheetings-AtiAntie A %; d.. D p; Au-
gusta p; Great Falls NJ %; do. S p; Medford %;
Nashua Extra 3D. Park %; Pittsfeld A Is; Shaw
mat "a; Waehusetts PA; do. 30-ineh 20; Peppereil
E rs; do. p %; do. o q.
Bleaehed shirtings-Androsooggin 36%; Ballou
/ Son %; do. 33-inch q; Blackstone ~; James
36-inch 30.
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This TUESDAY EVENING, April 18th, 1866,
will be presented for the first time in this city the
intensely thrilling 3 act play Of
LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET.
Lady Audley Miss KmIlie Melville.
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Ladies will be pleased to learn that
Messrs. Turner & Strauss, No. adjournment
Square, have just received a lot of genuine
French Lace Curtains which they are offer
ing at very low prices. Also a splendid
stock of White Goods. These gentlemen
make White Goods q speciality and have
probably a better assortment than can be
found elsewhere in the city. We Judge
from the crowd we saw there yesterday that
our citizens appreciate their efforts and are
bestowing upon the new firm the patronage
they deserve. Call and see them.
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AN ORlINIYCE-Tn amend Section

~ four Of an ordinance entitled, IAN ordinance
for the appointment of Inspectors and Gaugers Of
Domestic Spirits, and defining their duties, pissed
March 18th, 1856.
SEC. l. Be it ordzined by the City Council Of the
city Of Cleveland, that section four Of the above
named ordinance be so amended as to read as fol-
lows:
SEC. 4. "Inspeetors and Gaugers appointed
under this ordinance, shall be entitled 10
receive eight cents per barrel for each barrel Of
domestic spirits inspected and gauged by them,
provided that when the quantity required to be
inspected and gagged by them shall be less than
twenty barrels, they shall be entitled to receive
ten cents per barrel
SIC. 2. That sestion four of the above named
ordinance be and the same is hereby repealed, and
that this ordinance be in force and take effect from
and after its passage. Passed April 10, 1866.
F. W PELT0N, Presidt Of the Council.
O.. E. HILL, City Clerk. apl3.3ug-
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BURsT A BoILER.-The boiler of an engine
belonging to Messrs. Stephens and Presley,
exploded yesterday. The new propeller
"Fremont was being hauled out for the
purpose of fitting in a wheel when the
boiler of the engine exploded. No person
was injured.
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DIED.

CHoATE-In Newburxh, Saturday evening,
April 18th, Richard NJ. Choste. Aged % years
and s months.
Mr.. Caoste has bean for the past eleven years
Agent for the Pittsburgh Railroad at Newburgh.
BE was an estimable young man, and has left a
wife and large circle of mourning friends.
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REcEIvED-GodeY's Lady Book for May
has been received. 1t contains the usual
number of e~ngravings, fashion plates, pat
terms, &c. The table of contents promises
unusually well. For sale at the bookstore
of W. d. Baker.
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"a For Evening Edition News
see inside.
nr F0 r Morning Edition News
see o Inside.
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C. ]. Keller, NJ. D., Eclectic Physician,
Office hours II A. NJ. to 2 P. NJ, at the store
of J. J. Vogt, 50 south side Public Square,
during the week, and on Sunday from l to
2 P. NJ. Residence-East Cleveland, OPP
posite the Post Office, at the terminus of the
East Cleveland Street Railroad. ApI IL
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JUDGE WnLsoN.-We have previously
noticed the departure of Judge Wilson
from New Orleans on his way to this city.
He is expected to arrive this week.
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Cobb, Andrews s. Co, have
received "TOiIers of the Sea-"
by Victor Hugo. Price S5c.
Also, Campaigns of a Nom
COmbafant," by George Alfred
Townsend. Price SI.75. ap13
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CoSrMUED.-The examination of Mrs.
KiI-ain, charged with passing counterfeit
fractional notes, begun yesterday before
United States Commissions White was net
finished. 1t is 10 be continued to-day.
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LGUScHED.-The "Goshawk" was launched
yesterday at about 3 p. N. She behaved
splendidly and the launch was in every re-
spect a successful one. Good judges pro-
nounced her a beautiful craft. She is q
three-mssted vessel of about $50 tons, was
modelled and built by Mr.. Laffrinier, well
known as one of the oldest ship builders in
the city. The HMaria Martin" will proba-
bly, be launched sometime this week.
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E. B. HALE,
BANKER,

III Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
ESTABLISHED 1852.
Dealer in 7-3O and all other Government Bonds.
POUND INTEREST NOTES, Canada and incur
rent money. COUPONS cashed without charge.
DEPOSITS received and COLLECTIONS made at
all points. jan27: Ri
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n. Z. Money market-Aprn Ie.

MoSEr-Easy and quiet at 5gs per cent. on
call loans
STERLING ExeHASsE-steady at I071<a1e7Z
GOLD-Unsettled and lower. opening at l25L.
declining TO l25ss, closing at 125sz- ~
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CONGREGATIONAL CoSFEREScE.-The CleYe-
land Conference of congregational Churches
viii open its session in the Plymouth Church,
this evening, with a sermon by Rev. E. H.
F~airchilds, of Oberlin.
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CELEBRATIoS.-There will be a celebration
of the passage of the Civil Rights Bill, at
CARROTS Hall on Wednesday evening.
The following gentlemen have been in
vited to deliver addresses j.. NJ. Langston,
Judge D. R. Tilden, Judge Bishop, Prof. j.
II. Thome, Rev. Mr.. Beaman, and Rev. Mr..
Monteith. An interesting time is antici-
mated.
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n grade of Harbor street between Franklin and
LOrain streets.
SEC. l. Be it ordained by the City c uncil ofthe
City Of Cleveland, That the grade Of the center
line of Harbor street, between Franklin and Lo-
rain streets be and the same is hereby established
At the following elevations above the base Of levels
heretofore established by ordinance, TO wit: At
the southerly line o. Franklin street LIS 6-IO feet.
at a point opposite the centre line Of John street
LOG $40 feet, at the centre line of Bridge street
100 2-lO feet, and at the center line Of Lorain
street ll3 6-lO feet, and that the grade line be-
tween the aforementioned points Of elevation IA
uniform and in accordance with the profile OF salj
Harbor street recorded in vol. 2, page AZ Of profIss
in the City Civil Engineers office. Passed April
10, 1856. F. ". PELTON.
President Of the Council.
c. E. Hill, City Clerk. aprIs. S05
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Railway Items.

The following is an extract from the re-
port of Chief Engineer Paine, of the n. s.
& n. I. R. R. Company. It shows the i'm
provements during the year ending Feb.
2Sth, 1866:
The dock at the north end of the middle
ground at Toledo from the Lake house
around to the general offices, a distance of
$50, has been renewed, above water, and the
enclosed space filled to a level with the
tracks. adding valuable room for the accom-
mediation of the lumber traffic. The dock
between the new elevator and freight shed,
a distance of Ill feet, has also been renewed,
above water.
The location and character of the build
ings erected during the year is stated in the
following list.
A Toledo, an oilroom and blacksmith shop
for the engine house.
At Detroit, an addition to the freight
house, and a small building for the car de-
psrtment.
At Wauseon, a passenger house.
At Pettisville, a grain warehouse, with q
passenger house attached.
At Archibald, a grain warehouse, with 8
passenger house attached.
At Millersburg, a waterhouse and wood
shed.
At Adrian, a new building for the store
keeper and a brick kiln for drying lum-
Der.
At Pittsford, a grain warehouse, with
passenger house attached.
At Quincy, a woodshed.
At Coldwater, q woodshed and water.
house.
AT White Pigeon, a -four warehouse.
At Bristol, a woodshed.
At Elkhart, an addition to the passenger
house.
At Laporte, store-rsom for machine shop
a store-room for car shop, an oil house o
brick, and varnish-room for the paint shop
of brick.
At Millers, q waterhouse.
at Chicago, a house and platform fO
petroleum, an addition to the pork house
and a Office for the new stock yards.
Additions have been made TO the station
grounds at Adrian, Pittsford and Waterloo
At Adrian the freight warehouse has beer
removed to the grounds, adding greatly Il
the new eonvenienees of this road and Il
that of the citizens.
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JAMES G. CLARK.-This popular writer
and vocalist is making his way eastward.
He is to sing at the Congregational church
in Madison tonight, at the Baptist Church
at Geneva tomorrow night, at Conneaut
Thursday evening, and at Ashtabula on
Friday evening. he will draw large houses
and repay his patrons well for their money.
SAVE THE HoRsEFLEsH.-A writer in the
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser proposes to
increase the freighting capacity of the Erie
Canal by building a railroad track on each
bank Of the canal, so that locomotives in
stead of horses may be used for towing
boats. He says hat the average speed of
boats moved by horse power through our
canals is " and a half miles per hour. If
by steam we can double this speed, we can
double the amount of freight moved.
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coM
.SPRANKLE d son,
PRODUCE

AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And dealers in
Grain, Flour, Provision, Salt, Water
Lime, Fish, Seeds, Butter,
Lard, de.
Having purchased the interest of A. Burgert,
in the firm Of sprankle & Burgert, the undeTsign-
ed will carry on the above business at their old
stand, Nos. ST and 50 Merwin street, Cleveland, o.
Liberal advances made on cOnsignments.
ap5.32s SPRANRLE = SON.
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CITY NEWS
PARTICULAR NOTICE,

Fresh Violin and Guitar Strings at Halls
II Monument Park.
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BASE BALL.-The Forest City Base Ball
Club will play the first game of the season,
on lis ground on Kinsman street, opposite
the Female Seminary, this afternoon, at
five o'clock. Every member should be
present. The season has commenced late
in this city, and the Columbus, Dayton and
0berlin clubs nave been beforehand with
our Cleveland boys in getting at practice.
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DELIVERED UP.-A telegram was received
last night stating that the examination Of
Mcconnell in Canada is concluded and Nc
Council delivered up to Sheriff Nicola.