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MTscELLANEOUe

0RANGK STREET CHI RCH-The Con-
sIssaTsIon anu nrlenus oi ne above church will
tenaerlag 70 .helr .stor and his assistant some
nj !, ~ - ZEN and love- Tbs me- ing viii be
go - -asemeut. and everybody Is invited TO at
- - nelP TO swell the fund. mrlz-1
nORACK GREELEY,S HISTORY OF
III THE WAR-"THE
In TWO YOLUMES.-RICELY ILLUSTRATED WITH
ia PORTRAITS on TEEL-AUNERoUs MAPS AND DIA-
GRAMS OF BATzLE-EIELDs. FROM OFFICIAL So6RcEs-
TIEEs. Ec--Ihe success Of this history is unperal-
lelea. The work viii he completed in q few months,
and VIII be vastly superior 70 other works, most Of
which were complete long before General Grants
report was made,
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DR. C. j. KELLER, Eclectic Physician.
Office hours from IL A. NJ. to ? P. NJ, at the
store of J.. J. Vogt 4 Co, 30 south side of
Monument Square, on week days, and on
Sunday from to ? P. NJ. Residence, East
Cleveland, at the terminus of The street rail-
road, opposite the postofiss. A good horse
for sale-enquire of Dr.. Keller during Office
hours. marl:3IS
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chicago MRrket-Maroh 10

fLOUR-Quiota and firm.
WBEAT-FiTm at an advance of 1@I%c. Sales al
81 25@1 25% for No. l at opening, and closing
quiet at 81 244912 5. Sales OF No. z at ssh.
CORS-Quiet at 36@3G%c for rejected.
OArs-Quiet at 2lLc for fresh.
HIGHwISEs-Inactlve at 81 %.
PRoyIsIoNs-DuII. Mess pork SIS 75G26 90.
English meats quiet.
LARD-l7Lc.
BULK MEATs-Quiet.
HOGs-9@9h.
DRESSED HOGs-1OL61GI.
RECEIPTs-Flour 60 0 bis; wheat II. 900 bu
corn 10000 bu.; oats 10000 bU.; hogs ], 800
sHIPMESrs-Flour 4, 800 bbls. ; wheat $500 bu
corn B 600. oats 3.4OO.
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Fresh Violin and Guitar Strings at Halls
II Monument Park.
Cleveland City Directory for 1867.
The publishers of the Cleveland LEADER
City Directory having made all the neces-
sary arrangements to issue the Directory
for 1867 by the 18th of May, will COM
mence canvassing for names the 10th of
next month april, after people have I'm
ished moving.
The new Directory will be made COM
plete in every respect, and VIII 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 guarantee
that the new Directory viii be in every re-
spect the most extensive and complete ever
Published in this city.
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THE "USIoN BUSINESS AND T~ELEGRAPHrc
COLLEGE " is not run by Bryant Il stratton."
Mr.. Bryant lives in Chicago and Mr.. STRAIT
ton in New York. The teachers in the new
college prefer to live in Cleveland, where
they can be of some service. Address
~USIoN BUSINESS COLLEGE," Cleveland, o.
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BILL OF ExcEPTIoSs.-The bill of exeep-
tons drawn up by the counsel for the de-
fendant in the case of the State VS.. Hosea
W. Libbey, of which mention was made in
our last evenings edition, was not signed
yesterday. We understand, however. that
it will be signed, and that there are no diff
ferenees with regard to the matter between
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SALE OF The KISsMAN STREET FRUIT
HoUsE.-A few days since Mr.. H. H.
B~rOekway sold to Mr.. S. G.. Wilson the
fruit house, with the land attached, on
Kinsman street. for the consideration of
$4,000. That institution, it would seems
changes owners quite often.
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KILLED on THE RA1LRoAD.-A brakeman
on a freight train, named George Miller, an
employee of the c. C. & C. Railroad Com
pany, was instantly killed about one o'clock
yesterday afternoon st Rochester station,
Lorain county. It IS believed that he fell
down between the cars, and was run over.
The body was horribly mang}ed, the head
being crushed, we understand, and the
arms and legs broken, while the trunk was
terribly bruised and cut. The remains were
wrapped up, laid in the baggage car of the
passenger train, which arrived here about
three O'Clock, and taken to Howland's IN
dertaker shop on Bank street. to be inelosed
in z coffin, that they might be sent to his
parents who live in Iberia, Morrow county.
Mr.. Miller was only twenty-one years of
age, and a very steady, promising young
man, highly esteemed by all who knew
him. He had served three or four years in
the Union army. He was not married.
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GRERLEYs. HISTORY or

II the complete History shall realize the promise Of
the first volume, We cannot hope, until the lapse Of
years, for q better view Of the whole EtupendOus
struggle 5. p Chase, Chief Justice, T. :.
1t everywhere furnishes striking proofs Of the i'm
partially, enlightened research, and true American
Interior.
1t is undoubtedly the best exposition Of the origin,
cause and progress Of the late rebellion, that has bcen
published. BE Wade, L. :. Senate
1 consider it the most complete. useful and attrac-
tiYe work which has yet been written on the subject.
L. B. WaShburne. House of Rep.
In completeness Of detail. in order Of arrange
me.t, in clearness Of narrative, and in perspicuity Of
statement. il is quite superior to any other work on
the sane subject which has fallen under my obser-
walton. solomon Foot, Z. :. Senate.
EnerEetic, ~eficient CsnTaSserE are wanted, either
on commission or salary. az they may prefer. q. d.
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NV YoRK, March r.

The Commercial says:
The stock market shows more speculative aetivi-
ty- The clique operating in Michigan Southern
are buying up a large amount Of stock, and the
price rose to IS, an advance of ~. Erie was again
active at S24Gs3A.
Governments are stil firm, but only moderately
active. Border State bonds are still weak; Nilsson
ri 81 declined 4 per cent, closing at n.
The excitement in gold stocks continues-
The money market exhibits increasing ease The
surplus funds resting in the hands Of private
bankers appear TO have considerably augmented
during the last few days, and money is freely
offered at 6 per cent. or call some of the Banks ask
7 per cent. on demand loans, bur others are lending
freely at 6 per cent.
There is a perceptible increase in the amount Of
paper Offering for sale, and the rates OF discount
consequently do net sympathize with greater ease
on call loans. Prime paper sells at 713gS per cent.
with exceptions at per cent, good names at 500.
The Banks statement shows a large increase OF
1851, 65T in legal tenders, and a decrease Of s., Z71,-
l3s in loans. Deposits, also, show a falling OF Of
SOS, 497.
Gold is somewhat excited under speculative ope-
rations on Saturday. Firms interested in stock
operations bought up a large amount Of gold, re-
ported S2,O0O,OOO, for producing sympathy in said
Bull movements. To-day some Of the parties are
sellers, but cannot find buyC.s az the advanced
figures. The tendency Of the market is strongly
downward, and in some quarter I25 is regarded as
not an improbable figure during the current
monfh-
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
Especial to Cleveland Daily IEAD1s.l

PrTTssUseE, March 12-e:OO P. Il.
The oil market is dull. Sales Of Crude $500
bbls. Receipts sOobbls. River rising. Sales 1850
bbls without packages at 15c; 1900 bbls, April de-
livery, at 1870, packages returned 300 bbls de-
livered ct works at 15c.
Refined sales are 500 bbls bonded for May deIiv-
cry here at 36c; 500 bbls bonded fer July delivery
in Philadelphia at 45c. Free sold at SIC.
Tar sales 100 bbls at Alb, free on cars.
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Splendid TELEGRAPH Rooxs.-The new
Telegraph Hall of the Union Business COL
lege VIII be the finest in the United States.
se~venty-fve new instruments are now be-
ing arranged with a view to meeting the
great demand for good sound operators.
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&IO nm WANTED-A 80 vilh q

"ANTED-first class Agents to take orders for
w series Of the finest Steel EnerayinEs ever pub
Hshed IN this country, entitled The Parableo OF the
Lilies Volunteer Return and Momans Mission.
Al entirely new. Exclusive territory given. HAM
ILToN BROS. a CO., 49, Superior ST., Cleveland,
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NEW FURNITURE, Arrors, Carpets, &C.,
IN &C., at reduced prices, at II. Moora old stand,
9 Ontario street decl4:S02
$50, 900 in . MSS y .9i,-s AP ~ "a .tI6d
and vel-known LOAN OFFIC
on Securities Of eysry kind viz; Cold and Silver
Watches, Diamond Silver Ware, IeVelry, Guns
Pistols, Clothing, DrT Goods, Pianos, Melode0ns, and
al personal property and articles ofvalue, on the most
Satisfactory terms. Business strictly prirata. Ks
tAblished 1851. 4. B.-A variety Of unredeemed
Wasches, Jewelry, Guns. etc, for sale st bargains.
pays 4 Pioxottos Clothing Store.
e4a 10. nv. WAGNER.
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y. Moner Markef-March Ie

MoSEY-Quiet and easy at 6@7 per cent.
STERLING ExCuAN5E-DulI and heavy, at I0S3Sd
1)sA.
GoLD-Irregular and unsettled. Opening at
1875, advancing to 1875, declining to 1907, and
closing at 1907.
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Chairman Com. of arrangements.
March II, 1865. mchIS:296
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Parties commencing business
Will find blank books, copying
presses, ArnOId'S ink, Faber's
pencil, inkstandS, paper, enVe-
IOPeS, pens, SC, Sc, at Cobb,
Andrews s Co.'S, 2I4 Superior
street. mari
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FOR RENT.

EOuND-FARMERS car see the very best Churn
II or Cultivator, in Ohio. AT Room No. Atgater
Block. Cleveland. A. J.. THOMPSON, Agent, Great
Western Agricultural Tool Go. mari3.290
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$1,000 ReWard.-The above reward will be
given TO any person who can furnish a prescrip-
ton for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. strick-
lank's Melliduous Cough Balsam. This balsam
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 cases
ofconsumption are cured by DR.. strickland's Mel
liauous Cough Balsam. 1t can be be had at any
Druggists.
BENTON & DUNHAM, Agents, Cleveland, o.
MFRS
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SALE OF A TUG.-one-half of the tug boat
E. A. Brush has been sold to Mr.. VIM. Rowe
for $4,000. The other half Is owned by
Captain James Forbes. She will be used
both as a tug boat and night ferry. So saws
the Detroit Tri5aHc.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-13

EOR sALE-AT A BARGAIN-A first class
Il farm II miles southeast Of Cleveland, north Of
"A G.. W. h. R., one-fourth mile east Of plank
road station, and south Of Chagrin Falls road, con-
tanning " acres OF excellent land in a high state Of
coed buildings and barn, stable, Courthouse, ~cistArns,
orchard, &C. Inquire on the premises. f.. COEBEN
~arI2-Do2
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-13

Complimentary TO A CLEVELAND ARTIST
Hon. J. NJ. Ashley, Of the Toledo District,
introduced into the United States House of
Representatives., yesterday, a resolution in
structing the Congressional Library Com
mittee to inquire into the expediency of
purchasing the portrait of Hon. Joshua B.
Giddings, painted by Miss C. L. Ransom, of
this city, and now on exhibition in the Con-
gressional Library in Washington, to be
hung up there permanently among the
other worthless of the land. The resolution
was adopted by a vote of rs to 80. A very
marked compliment. The proceedings will
be read in our telegraPhic dispatches.
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OPTICAL.

NEW STILES OF BUCKLES JUST
~ reeaivnA A CnELEgP
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EOR SALE-2 Horses, 2 Buggies and Harness, /
Il Rockaway with 2 seats, 2 Double Wagons, !
span Matched Mules and Harness, l Tar Sun, Two
ls-barrel Bleaching Tubs with zinc bottoms, BY J.
b HOUSTON 4 co. gffce lg4 Supprior-st mlg-gl6
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oEo. W. GARDINER, GEO. ". sUnr, A. G. MNABY.
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CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-We have moth
ing to add TO our yesterday afternoons re-
port Of proceedings in this court. 1t ad-
journed till Monday, the 18th inst, when it
will meet and probably take a fnal adjourn-
ment.
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A HOVE INsTTrUTIoS.-The Union Business
College, chief Office in RoRse's Block, has
nine-tenths Of all the students formerly in
Bryant & STATIONS college. Home institu-
tons are much preferred by the people.
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EOR RENT-The undersigned having detsrmin-
il ed 10 change their business, offer for rent the
large Warshouse, Nos ? and I Michigan aysnue,
formerly occupied by - wallace q 20. II has
four stories, with q good dry cellar; is thirty-fOur
feet front, running back along the dock two hun
dred and nifty feeI, and is we'll adapted for a Storage,
Grocery or Wool business. JAMES r. BAkERS Co
Chicago, March 10. 1856. marl3;3o4
NOR RENT-The large store in the Atwater
IL Block now occupied by the United STATES Tele-
rraph Co Suitable Tor n Wholesale or retail nercan-
tile business. Possession gwen Immediately lh-
0uire al the Western Union Telegraph Ohceor at
the Law ohce FLAMES NJ. JONES. marl52gs
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Total-..- sIIG,6 COZ AZ sII7,4s5 81 s3,ols o.
PROM JUNE 1 TO MARCH 7, CNINE MONTHS AND ONE
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WANTED-IO0O-50oO-IO.0OO AGENTS
W Male or Female, Of respec table standing, to
make from 5000 to $500 per annum sure, at home
or abroad. send 3 cents and get sample and full
PARTICULAR. Address J. K. KENNEDY $50. a.
and ~ flfth street, Pltfsburg. Pa mar3.2s6
WANTED-Agents 70 sell and pat up Barton's
w Patent Gong House Bells. AGENTS not HATED
TO territory. Men are clearing from slOO 10 SOS FER
ponth- q. I. AATTES0N, General Agent,
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NV YoRK PAFERs-We are under fire.
quent obligations to Starr for New York pa
pers in advance of the mails. His new
room contains the latest and most interest
ing periodical literature.
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Q0ARD-CsIb b obtained BY addressing a. J, G.,
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WANTEp..AcENT

E0R sALE-OIL-A fine Lotto Petroleum Burn
= ing Oh, af the Faotory Of W. J. GUILD. on Cen
tral Way. seulS.DT
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EGes-A MOB PossIBuE@Fhe price of
eggs has dropped, during the past few weeks,
from fifty to forty-eight, to fOrty-fve, forty,
thirty-eight five, two, thirty, and, yester-
day, to twenty-five cents per dozen. And
still the tendency is downward. Whittier
are we drifting? Toward riots for when
eggs are cheap, mobs cost comparatively
little. Were we nowi in the good old days"
of thirty years ago, Garrison, should he at
tempt to belch forth here, might at the
present price of eggs, be pelted and
squelched for an aggregate sum which, di-
vided up among the enraged egg-fingers,
would be a tri1ing consideration. When
eggs are cheap, look out for popular e1neuteS.
ATTENTION, GRAPE Growers Editor
Leader: Please mention in your local items
on Monday or Tuesday morning, that the
Executive Committee of the Lake Shore
Grape Growers Association will meet at the
store of Alton Pope & Son in Cleveland, on
Tuesday, the 18th, at log A. NJ, for the
purpose of arranging the plan of operations
for the Society the coming season, and pre-
pairing a listof premiums and rules for the
fall exhibition of grapes and wines to be
held in your city.
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QI6n0 PER YEAR, We want agents
21OOO eveE5Shere to sell our IEPROyED $50
sewing Mact4na- Three new kinds. Under and
upper feed Warranted i've years. Above salary OF
large commissions paid. The only machines sold in
the United States for less than $40, which are fully
lcenged by Howe, Wheeler 4 Wilson, Grover A Bs-
ksr, singer q o., and Bachelor. All other CHEAP
machines are infrngementg. Circulars free, Ad-
1fese. or call upon shaw 4 Clark, Biddeford Maine,
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CRY CoUNcn~-The regular meeting of
the City Council viii be held this evening,
commencing at seven o'cloek-if a quorum
is present.
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NEW HOUSE.
DIED.
LOCAL NOTICES.

MILLS-At Saratoga Springs, n. Y, March 81
Joseph H. Mills, Esq, eldest son Of the late Rev
il Mills, of Beckett, Mass.
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ACTUAL BUSINESS PRACTICE by a new ana
improved method just introduced st BRYANT
4 STRArroS's CLEVELAND BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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WANTEp-RARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS.
w What the people want. OolPete History ofths
Wa, IN o~nelarge volume, splendfdh illustrated. with
over Is hne Portraits Of Generals and Battle Scenes.
Inemost candid, lucid, omPlete, authentic and relia-
Die history pubbahed. L. contains reading matter
eocal 70 thres large volumes. send FOR circulars and
- our terms. Address JONES BROS CO., I4S
West Fourth n. Oucfanar- san51s-ndkW
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Go 70 Bryant & sTRArroN's CLEVELAND
BUSINESS COLLEGE and TELEGRAPH INsrI-
TUTE for thorough business training.
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hr For Evening Edition News
see inside.
"a For Morning Edition News
see outside.
CITY NEWS

Fresh Violin and Guitar Strings at Halls
II Monument Park.
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E. 3. HALE,


III Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
ESTABLISHED 1852.
Dealer in : and all other Government Bonds.
POUND INTEREST NOTES, Canada and incur
rent money. COUPONS eashed without charge
received and COLLECTIONS made at
all points. jan2T:RIl
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Reading and Rock Island were firm, but the
balance Of the list was heavy and lower, the de-
clique in the Michigan southern are trying to I'M
load, but find It difficult work.
- QUOTATIONS.
P. M:
New York Central sl1$; Erie s2Z; Hudson River
103;-ReAding 9s1S Michigan Southern Is;
C~levelend a Pittsburgh 761s; Rock Island los
North Western %.
GOVERNMENTS.
Uses, 81, 1oi5s; U S 5-2O's, Ios5s; U S 1O-4O's,
9O4: Missouri is, ".
Money easy toward the close and freely offered at
6@7 per cent on call.
Gold became heavy rs the day advanced and fell
of 10 1875, but then rallied TO l3Od13OsS. A firm
largely short on gold, failed last Saturday. This
morning al ut half a million was bought on &C
count Of contracts, which was one cause of the
hrmness of the market,
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
Petroleum stocks are inactive.
QUOTATIONS..
The sales were at the following rates:
Pacific, $50; Bates, 450i Smith & ParmIee, I2O0;
Pit Hole, Go; United States, 1910; BeDnehoh Run.
1920; Palmer, AIS; Corn Grey Gold, 255O; Kipp &
Buell., $50; Quartz Hill, 500.
DRY GOODS.
II BEy uoous ulhFheL Is weak to-day. Prints.
Bleached and Fine Brown ~ShirtiDgs and Sheetings
fell OF a little to-day. Muslin Delaines also fell ~
cents per yard. Trade is rather inactive.
Quotations.
The following are the quotations from the Dry
Goods Exchange:
Brown STANDARDIZATION, A, rs; Appleton, E,
10; Great Falls, NJ, %.
Bleached Shirtings-Anthony Manufacturing
Co., 36-inch, 81; Palmer River, 36-inch, Is; Whea-
ton do. 25; Bates, 40; Bates, B b, 321d.
Prints-Sprague 20; Hamilton 70; Dunneil Is;
Coehero 2i Americans 49, Freeman To- ATnolds IL.
Decentralization 25; Pacific 25.
Ginghams-Glasgow 25; Hartford %.
Brown Drills-Pepperill-ZI15 Winthrop %.
Corset Jsans-Naumkeag, 80; Bates 2z%.
canton F IS; Hamilton.
Tieks-COnestoga G A so; do. "A 90.
Denims-Boston Brown %; Boston Manufac-
turing TO- IS.
Hoop Skirts-Meyers I L II inch tapes 20 to
40 hoops 4s973i 3 inch do 6s9ll2.
DISPATCHES.
The following dispatches were received at the
Dry Goods Exchange
Philsdelphia-Trade little moro active. Spring
cassineres selling better.
Raltimore-Market very quiet ard goods weak.
st. Louis-SOme goods selling but at less than
Eastern quotations.
Louisyille-Trade only fair. Standard prints %
to u; s~heetings Il.
Providenoe-Trade very doll. Print market dali
with no sales.
Chicrgo-Trade quiet. Prices irregular.
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A NEW COURSE OF INSTRUCTION is being
introduced at BRYANT & SrRArTox's BUs1-
NESS COLLEGE, with all the MODERN IHPRovE-
NEsTs.
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WANTS.

"ANTED-BOard for q Gentleman, Vile aud
w two Dauehters-private family preferred. For
Superior accommodation a liberal prize VII be paid
Address Box $50, Pc. Cleveland, .. Misses
mo HARDWARR MERCHANTS AND
Il sTORE kEEPERS-WANTED-A situation as
assistant or porter; a young man Of active business
habits: can keen a plain set of books, and quick on
account. Address L. M" PostOfice, Cleveland.
Not afraid 20 work. Security given if required
marl3.2s6
WANTED TO RENT-In the neiehborhood
w of Prospect street, a medium sized house. Ad-
dress &C. c." 75 Hamilton street. marl2:25
"ANTED-A s~ITUATION-By a young man
w as Travelling Agent, Shipping Clerk or Sales
mac in q Wholesale House, or rs Clerk ID a Hetali
House. Can give good city references. address
Drawer liz P. o. m9.2s6
"ANTED.-Second-hand Furniture, Carpets,
w Stoves, &C, &C, at h MooT's old stand, d61
aid eeel4:sz