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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-11

City Civil Engineer-John whitelsw,
unanimously elected.
Chief Fire Engineer-James Hill, unan-
imously elected.
Superintendent of MsrketsLGiIman Fol-
SOM, elected BY a vote Of twelve to Ave.
Commissioner Of Water Work1John F.
Warner, unanimously elected
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CeSesREISe MoCoSSELL, THE SUPPOSED
MURDERER OF Mas. CoIEIE.-Commissioner
Crawford and the Prosecuting Attorney, N.
S, Castle, Esq, received kilograms from
Sheriff Nicola yesterday, from which it is
inferred that the examination Of Alexander
Mcconnell, in Ottawa, Canada West, charg-
cd with the murder Of Mrs. Colvin, COM
menced on Monday last. BE merely told
the Prosecuting Attorney to sendo u, forth
with, Joseph Miller-the confederate of Col
vin,-WhOse testimony is necessary to make
good q point before the Canadian Asgis-
which cannot be sufficiently fortified by the
evidence Of ColTin. Mr.. Hover Strong,
Deputy Sheriff set cut for Ottawa, with
Miller, on The nine o'clock train last night
going Usa ogdeusburgh, n. Y.
The Sheriff transmitted no account Of the
arrest nor did he intimate when the exami-
nation will be concluded, or what VIII be
the probable result
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-11

ROCKY MOUNTAIN GOLD AND SILVER MIE-
rse CoxPANI.-We call the special stten-
ton of business men to the advertisement
of the above mentioned company in another
column. 1t will be seen that the officers,
directors and stockholders are all men of
substance and reliability. Seldom do we
see in n company q more FORMIDABLE array
o~findividuals, of capital, sound Judgment
and business probity. The mines in ques-
ton are in Beaver Head county, Montanta
territory, in the Blue Wing, Bald Mountain
and Bsnnsck Mining Districts, and the
property was selected by Gov. Bdgerton
and others. The capital stack is 100000.
Shares 500 each, par value. The present
selling rste IS $50 per share. It would
seem to be a capital chance for investment.
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CITY NEWS

Latest sheet music at Halls, II Monument
Square.
Cleveland City Directory o 1857
The publishers Of the Cleveland LEADEE
City Directory having made all the neces-
sary arrangements to issue the Directory
for 1861 by the 18th of May, will com
mence canvassing for names the 10th Of
next month (April3, after people have I'm
ished moving.
The new Directory will be made con-
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 mora than any
previous Directory, is 8 sufficient guarantee
that the new Directory will be in every re-
spect the most extensive and complete syer
published in this city.
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City Council.
Tuesday Errrrrs. April 10.

Tuesday EvEETSe, April 10.
Tho Council met a. the usual hour, the
President F. VI. Pelton, in the Chair.
All the members present except Messrs.
Reynolds, Roberts and Weigel.
Reading minutes of the preceding meet
ing dispensed with.
The Standing Committees were announo-
ed for the ensuing year, and are as follows
rASDI COMMITTEES.
Judiciary-Reynolds, Crawford, Heisley.
Finance-Roberts, Reynolds, Buhrer.
Sehools-Jones, PettengiIl, Truscott.
Claims-Heisley, Thormen, Roberts.
Harbors and Wharves-Presley, Clark,
Becker.
Markets-Rogers, Henderson, P~ettengill.
Parks and Public Observation-Disclosures,
Presley, Weigel.
Public Building-sturges, Rogers, Cslk-
ms.
StreetLCalkins, Crawford, Truscott
Ordinances-Truscott, Jones, Clark.
Gas-Clark, Roberts, Larnder.
Inhrmary-Msrtin, Sturges, Jones.
House of Refug-Weigel, Thorman,
Martin.
Water works-Buhrsr, Huntington,
Townsend.
Fire and water-Townsend, Sturges,
Martin.
Carriages, Cabs and Drays-Thormsn,
Heisley, Rogers.
Railroads-Randerson, Presley, WeigeL
Police-Crawford, Becker, Buhrer.
Printing-Becker, Henderson, Larnder.
Health and Cleanliness-Pettengill, Hunt
ington, Reynolds.
Sewerage and Drsins-Larnder, Town
send, Calkins-
REPoRTs
OF the Committee on Fire and Water, in
relation to the petition Of Mr.. Broderick
with reference to 8 chimney on Kinsman
street, No. l2O, recommending that said
petition be granted. Adopted.
OF Gas Inspector, for March, 1856. Filed.
Of City Sexton, for the year ending March
81, 1896. Ordered printed in proceedings Of
the Council:
CITY sBITos's REPoRT
To the Honorable City oOuHe1 Of tie City of
Cleveland:
In accordance with the requirements Of
the ordinances Of the city, I herewith CUB
nit q report of the department under my
charge for the year ending March 3lst, 1866 {:
The interments for the past year have
bean az fellows.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT

Especial Dispatch to Western AssOciAtsd Prsss.l
Hsw YOEx, April 10.
RAILwAT STOCKS.
The diva share market was dull at the second
regular and last open boards, but there vss no
nj fal change In prices.
QUOTATIONS.
The following were the closing quotations at 4
New York Central $50; Erie TX; Reading 1o11S;
Michigan Southern s0H; Chicago and Rock Island
III; Chicago & Northwestern 26Hi do. preferred
$50; Canton Co. 6-Hi Cumberland Coal ~
Quicksilver ~.
STERLING ExcHAsaz.
The market for sterling exchange Is decidedly
hrmer this afternoon. Sales were made at the close
ono and two millions Of $50 bonds are known to be
on the way back from the othsr side, and eKchunRe
has been brought against them.
GOLD.
Gold closed up at 1269l26H.
PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS.
Petroleum stocks were dull this afternoon but
generally steady. The gold shares wero lower in
ONE instances.
QUOTATIONS..
sales to-day were At the following rates
Bennehoff Runll25; Buchanan IS; PithoIe 800;
Webster 400; Bates 200 Connery 1SSo; KipP =
Buell. nc.
DRY ssoDs.
Inere Is no particular change to-day IN prices
but the market is unsettled, caused by the fall. in
gold and cotton. There is a fair amount Of busi-
ness doing, as buyers must keep up their stocks,
though they take them In small lots. The demand
for some styles Of domestic goods il very fair, such
as bleached ~sheetings and shirtings, many grades
of which are scarce.
QUOTATIONS.
The following report is made Of jobbers' prices
at the Dry Goods Exchange:
~Prints-COcbeco 81; Dunnsll Is; Freeman l6;
Hamilton 10; Lancaster Is; Merrimac " p; Lon
don Mourning 16H.
Ginghsms-Glinton Is; Glasgow IN; Lancaster
Is; Fall River zlH.
Brown MISUNDERSTANDING A q Amoskeag B
"a; Appleton A IS; do G 81; do D %; do Z Is; At
lantic A 26; Augusta 2; Booth II; LaconiA B 22L;
Laurel C 20; do II p.
Spool COttOn-Clark's six cord los.
Bleaohed ACKNOWLEDGMENT 26% BAIlou
& Sen p; Bartlett 81; James 30.
Denims-aanehestSr 3TH; Massachusetts, IS
New York 40.
Hoop skirts-s. T. 4 A. Myers Xxi, IH-inch
tapes, 20 to 40 hoops, 4S973; 5-inch do, 6SafI2.
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MoSET-Easier, with fair business doing at 69s
per cent.
STERLING ExsHAxGE-Rather more steady, At
IO6Z9IOe%.
GoLD-more steady, opening at 1851; declining
to I25%; advancing to 126A, and closing at l251f.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-11
LOCAL NOTICES
Is Health worth Having.

If it is, protect it. 1t is a jewel as easily lost
As virtue sndin some cases ss difficult to recover.
Nature, in our climate, aud especially at this sea-
son, requires to be occasionally reinforced. Bat
everything depends upon the tonic used for this
purpose. The msdieinal tineturss, all u -hieA ere
bassdoN oOnmoa alcohol, are dangerous. Quinins,
as everybody Ends ont who tAkss much Of it, is 9
slow poison. One safe protective from all IN.
healthy atmospheric influences exists, asd ons oaly.
This powerful preventive Is H~osTErTER's CEL-
EBRATBD ST MACH BITTERs, a compound Of
the pQrsst Etinulant SYsr manufactured, with ths
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-11

omEAeISoUs.-We learn that the Warren
and Pittsburgh Oil Company, who have
been operating for some time in Mesopo-
have succeeded in getting a good
well of heavy lubricating oil. They
aave been pumping it shout q week, and as
yet it shows no signs of "~suspending." The
Company have contracted for putting down
moya velIE
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ToNSoRIAL.
LONG HUMAN HAIR.
FRESH IMPORTATION.

WIN. DAY, As PUBLIC SQUARE,
w having just arrived from Europe, would in
form the Ladies and public generally, that he has
now open for inspection the largest and most com
plete stock Of HUMAN HAIR GOODS ever offered
to them in Cleveland. Handsome Long Hair.
brought especially for the manufacturing Of
SWITCHES, BRAIDS, COIL HEAD DRESSES,
&C. Ladies will do well TO examine this beautiful
Hair before purchasing elsewhere.
h.B.-hanY very pretty Head Dresses brought
direct from Paris-the very latest fashion-(new
designs in Coils, Twists, Pows, &c.l Any Of the
above Head Dresses, all OF which can be made ont
Of Switches and Braids without injury to either.
- Ladies Hair Dressing in all the latest and
moet n1aEAiin9 atvlAa marlS
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-11

TIE MEMORY or TIE WICKED sHLLL RoT.
Policeman Sewer was ordered yesterday
to shoot adog which was making the lower
part OF ~Chsmplsin street dangerous to pass
erS-by. The miserable canine whelp had
the sudAcitY 10 pitch at the officer, who i'm
medistely presented a revolver, which was
seized by thecur. Tho piece was discharged
down the brute's guliet, when he turned
sil and sailed up the street. Bose wal f.
nslly shot through the head, and so ended.
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IDBETrvIsP.-A gentleman who hss just
returned to this city from a tour Of the Ger
man states, says, among other things rich
and rare" that he had the good fortune to
see General George B. Mcclellan, formerly
a resident on the Potomac, who had taken
up bis v~inter-eusrters at Dresden. 1t was
currently reported by the citizens Of that
city, and confidently believed throughout
the rest of Germany, that the General
would advance in the spring as soon as
the roads got dry" He further says that
he knows il was Mcclellan, for he saw him
stick his head cut Of a cosch window.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-11

CONCERT Oh THE WEST SIDI.-We were
informed last night that the West Side
Musical Convention, under the manage
ment of Prof. R. VI. sesger, will give q
second concert tomorrow Thursday night
in High School Hall, ives. Side. The
musical entertainment given a few evenings
since was such a brilliant sffair-no less, in
fact, than a perfect suocess-that the good
fortune, in all respects, of the concert TO-
morrow night may be safely predicted
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-11

THB RUSSELL HoUsA.-We notice that
this popular hotel is receiving a spring
renovstiOn,-white-washers, Paper-hsngers,
painters, are adjoining the walls and max
ing everything look neat and trim. This
does not in any way interfere with the
business of the house; the comfort Of guests
is attended TO the same as usual
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-11

PAssAeE or THE HBALTE 0RDISAEcs.-It
affords US great pleasure to assure our citi-
zens that the Health 0rdinsnce-"en ordi-
nance creating q Board of Health and de-
lining It's duties,"-Fhich has been so long
pending in the City Council, passed the;
body last night, as will be seen on reference
to the report Of the proceedings Of the same
in another column. We presume sll are
quite familiar with its provisions never
theless we shall soOn give q synopsis Of the
document, that all may see clearly Whist
may be done in the way of putting the city
in the best sanitary condition possible
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-11
Pittsburgh PetFOieun market.
Especial 70 Cleveland paIly LuADEa.I

- PrrTssussH. April Io-140A.H-
The oil market is dull buyers ara disposed to
hold off, Crude receipts 1900 bbls. Sales 1,6OO
bbls in bulk, 10 gravity, at lie; $500 bbls in bulk
on private terms, report says I2Ke-Eastern buy
ers made THAT offer in the forenoon, but withdrew
it in the Afternoon. Eastern markets very dull
Refined bonded is offered at 4Oc for May delivery In
Philadelphia 4s943Kc for July. Free dull aud
nominal.
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DAILY LEADER.
WEDNESDAY APRIL II. 1866.
EEW ABVERTTs9MENTs

Academy Of Musio-hiss Rnailis Melville.
Einnsrd, Drehsr 4 Co.-MelodeOn to Rent.
Z. B. G-isWold 4 Co.-HouBekeeping Goods.
Jno. G. Jeunings-Mutusl Life Insurance Co
Of Eew York.
Leader Compsny-csnvAssers Wanted.
B. T. Lyon-Cheess for Sale.
Pelton 4 WiIlisms-COpsrtrership Notice.
W. h. Ga ylord-Army and Claim Agency.
Dr.. Oushing-Wet Nurse Wanted.
Rocky Mountain Gold and Silver Mining Co.
Statement.
J. Z. 4 G. Z. I~Dgersoi-House for Rent
% Chestnut street-Boarders Wanted.
H.-Wsntsd to Invest.
Freeman & W~ilson-Paper Hanging.
NJ. & NJ. K. ~Sutlif-Drsss Goods.
City Of CleVsland-Homss for Infants Wanted
Crunb, Darlington 4 Kendau-Hew Styles.
B. I. LyOn-White Fish.
G.. A. Barlov-House for Sale.
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cosvESrIoE OF STEAMBOAT Msx.-A con-
vention Of owners of steamboats, engaged in
the Lake Superior trade, will be held in this
city tomorrow, probably at the Office of Il,
Garretsou & Co, on Wster street, TO fix the
time Of the sailing Of boats, rates of freight
&c. 40. 1t promises to be quite fully St
endad .
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E. B. HALE,
BANKER,

III Superior Street, Cleveland, Chic.
ESTABLISHED 1852.
Dealer in $50 and all other Government Bonds.
POUND INTEREST NOTES, Canada and incur
rent money. COUPONS cashed without charge.
DEPOSITS received and COLLECTIONS made at
all potnts. jan27:RIl
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Notwithstanding a manifest increase of
population the interments for the past year
have been 3O5 less han those of the previ-
ous year. No particular epidemic or cause
of mortality has prevailed to impair the
health and salubrity.
FINANCIAL EXHIBIT.
The financial condition of this department
will appear from the following tabular
statement Of receipts and expenditures for
the past year:
RBCKIPTS.
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THE FIRsT CARGO or GRAIs.-The schoon-
er "Union," Captain Kirbyisrrived yester-
day from Huron with scsrGo of $500 bush
els Of corn, for Messrh Clark and Wood
ward
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A HORRIBLE A~ccIDEsT.-A little six year
old girl named Mary Eepper, living at No.
1Ss Liberty street, West Side, was 50 Sc
verely burned about sunset, Monday, that
she died in four or five hours thereafter.
She and several little girls had built a small
bonfire in the road in front of her fathers
house. The mother discovering it, put it
out, but the children kindled it again.
While holding a kind of f~airy-dance about
the burning pile, Mery's clothes caught fire.
Her screams drew the mother to the scene,
but the flames could not be put out. The
clothes were burned off the body, the whole
surface of which was completely baked.
The mother, in attempting to rescue her
child, was SO severely burned that, we un-
derstand, she is not expected to recover.
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MAoALLIsTER AND MAGIc.-This prince of
magicians drew a tremendous crowd to
Brainard's Hall last night, and mystifed
them to their hearts content with the rem
dering Of a programme almost entirely diff
ferent from that of the previous evening.
Many of the tricks we're new, and all "done"
with such censummste skill that the art Of
the master seemed perfect and his work
without flaw. Several of the feats were
performed with remarkable facility, neat
ness and dispatch. Wecsnnot help regard
ing the Professor the best magician, and the
most consummste artist, who has appeared
among Us.
The giving away Of sn hundred or more
articles every night adds vastly to the in
terest felt in the entertainments. A costly
present serves q good purpose as back
ground to the exhibition. The Professor
may count On good houses every night Of
hs spgagemsRh
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FoR LAKE SUPERIOR.
FIRST BOAT FOR LAKE SUPERIOR
AUCTION SALES.
Thursdau. ApriI u, 1855.
sOOd Household Furniture, Farming
Implements, &c, &C.,

AAPASAAohb1g $50 @Ny
IN AUCTIoE .----.--.BY o. CUTTER & son,
en EueIfd-st., Fifth House East of Toll
Gate, left hand d
n CUTTER s. son will sell at Auc-
~. ton, on Thursday, April 18th. commencing
u 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the Fifth House East Of
Toll Gate, on Euclid street, Cleft hand side,l the
furniture, a., in said House, consisting Of Mar
De Top Dressing and plain Bureaus, Mshossny
nd cottage 3edsteads, Marble Top Centre Tables,
Extension Dining Table, set Chamber Furniture,
Parlor Tables, Oak Plush-sest Chairs, Hall Hat
hack, Lounges, Tete a-Tete, Cane Seat Chairs,
air and Sea Grass Mattresses, Carpets, Oil
both, Looking Glasses, window Shades, stewards
PariOr Goal Stove. CrOoksry, Glassware, Refrlgs-
ator, Kitchen Utensils, Ae., &c. Also, Farming
bowels, Spades, bake, Hoes, &C. Also lot good
f~otatoss H0use open OF 3 O'Clock on morning Of
lie. Sale positive.
= Tarmn- Cash 81 ffmaaF sale nu10-44
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ARemeaV for the PIIes.-It is q blessing
to the suffering to know that We have an s~ffectual
cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. J. P.
HsEarde, Of l64 Second street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
takes great pleasure in informing all who are suf-
fsrirg with piles, that he used . small quantity Of
Dr.. Strickland's Pile Remedy, and B effected q per-
mAusnt cure. This seems to be - case with all
who make use Of this splendid preparation. It is
manufactured at No. s East Fourth street, Cincin-
natl, Ohio, and sold BY all Druggists.
Benton & Durham, Cleveland, O. uys.R5
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Chicago -Market-Aprn 10.

WHEAT-DuIl, and declined Is2s. Sales at the
opening at s1,25H9l,2s 5zfor No l, and closed 81
sl,259I, 25N for No /, and SEC for No. 2.
CoBH-Quiet and declined A9Ie. Sales at asa
45Ho for No., and Axe for q
OAIs-ouiet. Sales at 2592sHc for fresh No.
l, and 201z@3OZe for No. z.
PROTIsIOSs-Quiet.
MISS ~PoRK-Sales at $500.
LARD-ls9lskc for kettle rendered; Ise for
steam. --
DRESSED Hoes-sales at l0Hc; live $685..
REcEIPTs-FlOur ), 800 bbls; wheat 1850 bu
corn Is, 900 b1.; oats s, 100 bu.
sHIPEESTs-FlOur 5000 bbIs.; wheat 1900 bu.;
corn 1900; oats 10, 500
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ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-The second present
alton Of "Fsnchon" last evening was
witnessed by an audience hardly less in
number to that which was present on Mon
day night. Miss Melville played with
even more ease, grace and general excel
lence than distinguished her first perform
ance, and was in every scene greeted with
enthusiastic plaudits. The company played
admirably, and we may here remark that
the many admirers of Nj. Ellsler's acting
could have no better opportunity of seeing
that gentleman to the best advantage than
is afforded by his rendering of Father
Barbeaud," irste, yet kind hearted. He
is perfectly immense. "Fanchon" will be
given again this evening, and those who
have not witnessed its performance by Miss
Melville should not fail to do so.
INSTANTLY KILLED Mr.. Bryant Wreck
Master On the Western Division of the A.
& G. W. Road, was instantly killed Mon
day evening, on the track noar sholl's
slaughter house. This engineer of the train
had left for a short time, and Mr.. B. i'm
proved the opportunity to do some neces-
sary work between two of the cars. While
thus engaged, the train suddenly started,
his head was caught between the bumpers
of the cars and crushed. He had been in
the employ of the company several years,
and was highly esteemed. He had recently
provided for himself and family a home on
University Heights. 1t is rumored that
his person was searched after the accident,
and upwards of two hundred dollars stolen
from his pocket. We have not been able to
verify the revolving story, and hope it is
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lRGK sALEO OF GOVERNMENT GOODS
At AUCTION,
Inv PENN &

s. MORTALITY, AUCTION
EERs, viii cell on Thursday, April 18th, at
A. NJ, the following goods; 100 Army Over
Sadl. 300 Linen Ticks, 100 Snare Drums, 100
.Hapkets, 100 Army Gounds, IS Army Tents.
Sodr viii be ready for inspection ct No. 2o4 su-
S~rior-st., o. the morning Of sale. aPlo.S4
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Mtrt,r u,o.I-H-n NJ

MLMIHB BIOtH@ApFsl IU.
The prices Of mining stocks bid in Boston to-day
were: -
Copper Falls "a; Franklin ~; Hancock 9O1;
Minnesota IL; Quincy 40; B Iy etate Is; Boston
Tster Power 3o1S; Isle R0yA l9Ni WaYeTly 3,
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Cleveland Wholesale Market

TuEsPAI EVENING, April 10, 1855.
EOur-In moderate trade demand, steady aud
firm for high grades. City made Xxx red SIC, 75a
r,5Oi do Xxx white sI1, 75@12,5U. Country brands
Xxx red 81, 5O91e,sO; do XIX white SO, 5OaII, so.
Wheat-hore inquiry, and market steady and
firm for choice grades. Sales 2 cars A amber
Michigan at s2,25; 8 cars Ne. 2 Shelby red winter
at Sl,75; 8 cars No. 3 Milwaukee spring on private
terms.
COrn-Firm, and in moderate demand. Sales 2
cars No. 1 shelled from store at SIC
Oats-AOres active and firm. seles 500 bu No.
l from sore, in three lots, at CSC.
Rye-Inactive and nominal.
BsrIey-ouiet and nominal.
POrk-Stesdy and In fair trade demand. Sales
No. l City Mess at $780, No. 2 Mess SIS, 50;
Clear 5000.
Lard-Steady. oity-rendersd in tierces lsc; do
In kegs Ice. Country-rendered 16@17c.
Hams-City sugsr-cures steady at 2Ic. Coun-
try-eured held at 1920.
shOuIders-Gty-cured steady st 14ei Coun-
try-eured 1SG1+c.
BacOn-Hdd at 1so for clear Ice for sugar.
cured.
Mess Beef-In moderate demand and steady
st Sls,0o. Extra Mess $1,000.
Dried BeeE-Steady at Csc.
B~utter-ohoice qualities continue scarce and
firm at 4S9&5c; fair to good 3s@4Oc; common SOC.
Cheesc-The demand is Light, but prices are
unchanged and steady at 1s922e for good to choice
Western Reserve and New York.
EExs-In fair demand. Sales 10 bbls at 2S@24c;
s bbls al 25c.
Hfghw1nes-ouiet. Held at 81, 2992,24.
AlcOhOI-Steady. Held at S4,4s94,53 for 90
per cent. Cologne Spirits, 90 per cent, S4,63. Esu-
trail Proof Spirits 81, S592,4O.
Petrolcum-Dull. Refined free held noni-
naIlY at 52a5Ac
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most elective tonies, alternatives, rsgulasOrI, and
depurstors that chemistry hAs yet extracted from
the b'tanieal kingdom. COnEAleseents languid
and feeble from recent sickness, will find the Bit
ters an ineomParAbls Restorative, not disAgrevAble
to the taste, and oninently ihvigorating. Ne
other sttnulant produces the same effect as this
stomachie. 1t doss not excite or 1utter the
nerves, or occasion any undue srtsrial action; but
at once sOothes and strengthens the nervous sys-
tenn and thu animal anfrita
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Rose q Prentice ProvIsioa AArAs

age to railroad dspots or boass. An erticles sru
warranted strictly prime, and equal 10 nnythingf IN
the State. Orders promptly filed.
ROSE b PREETIB6.
Nss.' 1l2, IN and IA Ontario ssFOot,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-11

RENovED.-My friends and patrons will
please take netice, that l have removed my
Trunk establishment from No. $50 Superior
street to No. 66 Bank street, neal the Union
Telegraph Building. c. F. THsNsES.
Cleveland, April 4, '66-Iw