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WANTED TO BENT. ASmsJI.oom-' for boue. by cne who to tiberel rr-nt ndukouir- of the bom etatiug leu end locyoa, A. u-. iTjer Vtccs.

fbl5.3t MONDAY, MARCH 13th, 186S. Seal Et ate on G.rdeu street Auction M. Cur-T I tw ataroh 13th. od tb- it II 1 ck A. a 1AT oj Garden trt.

between Gieenwodend Perry itrMU bed Lot is lo'ty (wl f-et rr.ntandche hue lieu and iwfAty -tire (12 feet deep, to an a ley tea et id width. Title (ruarante-d. Term of Bale, oDe-hair CV' cah dovn; in one aud two t2) an, with latere; annually at six (6) per cent. TA BARUAIN. FOB SALE.

The J. SnbfcriUr ofresfor sale his reaiHeoo, eittxarei two aud a beif niilrs from the Court ticul, in a very aeeirab a locality. 1 he Lot covers tn and one IKUincrosof excee land, and contain a c-codenoe of -hrottery Uarbcrry and Strew-terrr trr4; Grape Vine (a tood aasortm hi-; a Orchard nve eare old. ooneidtiugol upwanliof eeec-nty Aeele, Ktr, Fluuib a Cherry trtn alio a rumUet oi Qit nc trees, all of which areiust bein-. tt bee 7 he lloiae i brick, ueailj n-w, con-taming seven lofty rocms.

the barn, caniage-uouae. Cow ah: da and ether out-Ocildmifi. ere: ut tood condition, alto. ether, it ia a res-deuce, end will b. cheap credi aa parties dteire.

Acquire at if, rot JUM.S ALEX AM)AB. AXTED. A light second-hand Opea Kurr' a-d for earn, a ler.e and valuabe learn EorS WHITMUltlC, BAlLLi Co, lai street. West j.de. poBTABLB ENGINES, Jl una lo-Hotae I'uw.

on wheels, also an 8 Horae iuqui'e at aud tlAttiH'S Boil-tr e-uop, on Klin street, near OkHie Worka. J. X. LiiLITT, Do.ln LOST 0q the 22d inst, a Silver Star, in cribed "Col. W.

R. Cr-irhtoo, "th Kegi-vneat, o. V. 1." T're Aider will tie libe a 1 reward' ed by tea lug the sains at this oftice. le jatfOKMATION.

I Will Show Any J- twrsoi. wbo Bppli'-s to me how to make Pa re and Hair Dye $1 U); kow to Letiei and ketch on ftteel lor tl hi to tuake riteel Ukb for cnpi; foy meilat. TiU. orctlier work, togftiier with vrop-r misturoof tutuke ainlicial gold aud tllver fur 5 Apply to, or addr', (roc wmg price o( tvceipij bKO. cLalKlU.

WiUiUguby, L-ne t'TOK SALE. Forest City Poundry and mlarhiae 'oiiJininiare brick, all in orn te. wfdr nod hu stable lu. any ki of mauuUciar jng. -d Engine nd Hoiler, htialt nx, belt l-, Jia'hra, 1'rills, etc.

ill be aoid cheap dish. Ad-diwaJ. H. tU-veland, O. LOST.

Either on Huron or line street. aHa rBiactlet with gold cla-p, mik-d 'Ki'tj Atom." The Uml-T will be Uberall rvwar'ed on tiuglta. Iutturouatreet. pOR SALE, or Ixchacgefor Improved J- City Property Twelve Acres of Ltud, House. Vara, anl an abundance of ruit.

The Gmpj will l- um iotertittt on the iuvestittut in kn Oleve-Lnhd, oaUtf Kucltd lload, atx miles from Public Alto two and aguaiiei acre in Etuti O.nve-iaAd, nefcr thebire; Uulruai; ittia gntd Tnej oi truit. iuyuire of J. aMjIiKV, on tb; pr-aiitea crof O. J. Kc.LLt.ii, Hv.ty.uili bid Public buuaxe.

HQCSK FOE SALE. On the 6La dy of Marca, at lo o'clock a. 1 sell on the premion, al puu ic auctiou, Uie u-t ry -ud ft fault frame uwelUug tit un. situat- ob the ecu ih side oi tt. itr and kuowu Ho.

2l ana i eet of and adtoiiiin Kig.aLder atlore aud reel (It-Due. Also the una I nc-e on aaid Pummmk given prii 1, Te niCdfth. L. PIliMlcs, A dm. of Jas.

deceased. 'a. OS A flock ot One Thousand bneep, cf a grde not I ban tbreefoorthi and JtMftt tor a tarni of lr yti8 tiom freptenibe- lt. lortworiud one-hal pouudof wool per heutl a iy, all loei to be replaced by the leeitee acd tne origin- i uuilxr returutd at the tspiriijn of the ieaae. The pe.

1 tiiett- oou iitioos recurod ly nod ia ilia p); a turn of witn hrt murO o- ale. An exc opportunity for a pcrruaueutaud irtitabie to G. f. MObiiil box 7i. Aurw-Ok, Ohio.

Itiz.l3 rO KK IN T. dk good Dwellmc House. A- contaii ins eizht Ku with plenty of bard Stod aolt wat.r bd a email b. sit ut tea on tne r. luuire on the et.eot o.

Jib. Pri preiuiM. PO COOFfiRS. 5,000 new Oil Barrels -A. Wanted iuiniedlat ly.

App to Alixandee booriama luo at. Ciair st lyl 6ALJS1 ixOUbi A.Ni LOToS forest street. House Urftv and commodlone Lot 4 toe: by Srt, with ai. abundauoe of See saxobbery, good fr-jlt, oc ice grapea. and a good "wm.

Terms a). oi i. W.UAuii, lte dnpenurst, ao-JU 1550.000 HONEY ADVANC2D In mine to fait at the old stand ana weu-uown Atrrt tii'o iuuah on Ctoonrlties of erery kind, ila: Gold and iSHrer Watooee, Diamonds, bilver Ware. Jewelry, Gnu, piauXs, Clothuig, Dry Goods. Pianos, Utdodeous, aa ali saersona.

pronorty aad arttolea of Ta.oe. on lite asoatsattetactory terms. Business strtei.y pri-wsfia. XstabUsbed 1S6L. 5.

13. A variety of an-rdevaxed watches. Jeaalry, (ciu, 4c lor sale at tf-rgaiu. OOoe wner o. Vater and Bontrior street.

Tar DctM aad Falxotto't Clothing bu re. aauif J. O. A W. WAGMB.

I4 OK SALlt THK LARGE PyUBLE X. House, 34 aud 36 Prospect ftrett, suitable for a oaxl'Ugn -use. Trms eaoy. Knjuiri COiiWAY W. aiOAi at the otnoe ui Backu.

a huble. WANTED JBY A THOROUGH AND well-exprienoed BOOri-ktliPali, a -itna-tton. Adart-bs. fur two care ader liooni. eblS.lul OK SALE, CU.KAP.

A Horse, Har- ness, Open tsug' and "be Uore can pace ia 2 it uuu a ftuou hait, ana una ior i amuy Ad A. UiLLiKa, Boalevuo, U. tiee. UOK SAL E. A Twenty-five year's A Leaie, wi.h priTtitgeof purcbaseat th1 end of live years, at a iuw phc.

fr.ni nm ot At lil iron; 01 iui very cnoi ioio ih corner 01 per or aud botdstnw s. runuu tbrouxh tv Pock well tro 3w teet If nut id wi.Jit tureeor four 'Votks liu: Kockwell (r iuiwiUbe orla-e tor a term 01 years. Sjt par icuiars sale ana ooaduious of to uaU. V. iiCfa.

tu per ior street. rpWO HOUSES AND LOT for SALE situated on East aide lmnff street, between Vlrantteaud JLinen.au ntreeu. Oue of ith hou-es is a nice urst-ra: conditiou. Contain my six Jtxius, wall but.ery, orllar, cuteru, aud a good well of water. The other ho a is one-and-a-ht slot its.

with aixrojfua. cisierj, tKc. The above Iioum will be B.dd fur a such a low figure that win phj wou or io luveiaieni. f-b3 ofeO. I.

BfclK, rp Superior st. WANTED IMMEDIATELY. FOB t-jn ila rter naster'7 D.part'ient. NaihviiJe. 1M) aloruii Ua-es, 4j per inunth anl ra- uoias.

none uea app but stout, able-budibU men. willing 1 1 e-gagj lor nix vAhn Tiaporiatiou mruitthed. ppW to I. HUk.UM.AN, t. M.

Agnt, Uoinnierdal liuuse. (Jlevt-laud, l. Will leave Clve- JauatTtry lueiila) aud rruay. iaia31 fPHlt C1.KVELAJS1 FBEEDMEii'S Aid Commlation ooms ra toctad at Sw i.a atraau Xhey will be open during bnalnaaa noura kv uta raoeouou ol stare lor tne auneru. liwnmeo.

K. t. UAUK, raaizUDrdaw Kaorwurw, D. W. CACE.

Licensed War Claim Agent. Aid Attoi-SMnr sift Taw. OpUecta Boanttea, fentlona, Back Pay, FrtM Honey and other War Ulalm. afParsonaJ attentlor. given to tbe prosecution as fiatau ia the IepartixMuU at WaahLngtoa.

-r All parsons aavlns; Claims abtwild apply la person, or by letter, at onoe, and they will reoeivs prosayt attention. IK W. iEa Oc1g: lfiS Bcperior loveland. O. Jfusurattff.

D. HUDSON, jreaaeral 'lre. Marine and Ufe Irau nee attui, OZce, Onatt'a Eichane, foot Superior Straot, tL.t utliu. MpnBarjiT. ran fullowibu cohpajiiu Uotual li b.

Claeeland, Jaatt. vjuw, viraata ttaiino las. Y. Morri, Kira A Inland tlanaard Fir. Market fira Fa oa Kire Kor.ich Fire Ins.

Norwich. orth WMtern Y. fie York Lila fccw lork 8U3.VI7 414,739 4i5.J4 240.77S 813.SSS.lt0 LOBbSS PBOXfLTY ADJUSTED ASU PAID Particular attention given to the adjrstment of Asent and Adiuatar. Capt. C.

A. Gauiib, Marino Inspector. A 13S11U5CB C0XPAKI. FIRE AND CATITAJj AXTD AESTM, Ho Scrip DrrldeniA. Prodis divided In CASn aanK otook and Policy Holders.

Takes Marina Haaards of ali kinds. Fir. Bisks, Buildings, Kerchaudise, Furniture, Vessels In Fort, -w. w. VMM.

niaaa or genanuj. DI BSUTOlao. Wm. Bart, B. Friion, Amu.

Etona, F. Chamberira, L. D. J. P.

itobtacl H. Garreteon, A. J. Btwd, O. Ortatt, sUobAaca, loot of Enpsrlor it aar aail sTbwifn Aosses Aujnsted and prontutly paid.

Ti a- Wlk.BABT.Presldi.t. QLOTHE3 "VrBINGEBS. I k.a the Asroacy of twa of tb. bast Cothoi wringers ever invented, vis Putnam's "Jtxcel. aior." and "Utile Glani," boih of whl'h a aaMiajasung, rmpie and aurnbia.

tfna of the .4. vaut.re. of iu "little Giant" ooniists In iti being ad.pt for aqnai. box or any iia-d tub, and tok the trat piemiusi at the last obio State Fair, by actual trial. 1 i-ot buy any Wringei until you ealianA ax.mina what I b.va.

wSO. BJCK, fcM Oppoait ftwtoffica. TRAVELER'S REGISTER. DIFABTUXBS, A. at.

r. A. t.m. 8:16 :00 9:60 3:16 llWB 1:40 aN I JO Atlantic Orat Wwtern dtO A. lO.

Mataoilnz Br.acB.- Lake nora, Cleyeland and rte fcSO Ooaanaat A Xrie AmntBrardatfr. Pltubnrrk Whaeliiig 1:09 Olereland A PltUborg, Aooom tun foledo BAndnaky ABBITAU3, AtlantKi A Great Weatere. A. A S. Mahoning Bi-aaoh Laka Shore, Oleyaland A trie.

7:30 Oonneant Xrle Pltubarah A WkwaUng 9:15 10:10 8:40 fcttl Colombni i on iao :15 Toledo 8udnaky Detroit boat- AWCitlKna wishing oonyeyanoe to either ot the Train or Boata, will be called for by Ooaabea of Btorena' Omnibus Line, by leaving their address at the Omnibus OfBoa, UT Buptrtot atrast, next door to the Weadell Uouae. SECOND NATIONAL BANK, OF CtKVKLAJlD. Defllgnated Beposiiory for all Public Monies. Anthorlxed Bnbecription Agent for th. 7-30 LOAN.

This being the only Popular Loan bow before tb People, tbe Bank will ke-pon naodafuil as-sortmeut cf tisea, and fill all orders promptly and without dlay. Five Fer Cent, legal Tender lYotes, With Accrued lu'ere't ta date, received In'pay-mrnt for Satsciiptlons, and will redeem at par ib Coupons on the Seven-Thirties presented at this Counter. Will also purchase Fnitei States Vouchers, of Indebtedness, and all Government Securities. 1eb23 DAILY LEADER TUESDAY, mitUUABY 2H, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. W- E.

Garlick Lone Bock Mining Co. O. Cutter ft Son Beat Estate At A. Wanted to Beit. Pecond Ward Local Notice, feherwood's Gift Sale Local Ko'ioe.

Cleveland Medical CoIUge Local Notice. Substitute. Wanted Local Notice. Tar Spring Petroleum Co Lrcal Notice. CITY NEWS.

u. s. REVENUE STAMPS For sale at the Cleveland Post Office and at th. LEADEB COUNTING-BOOM Wanted Two experienced Feed Boys, on Cylinder Presses. Apply at the Leadee office.

Citt Coc.icil. The regular weekly meet ing of the City Council will be held in Council Hall at seven o'clock thia evening, Coking. Arlington' Minstrels Are com lng, and will give three entertainments at the Academy of Mnsie, beginning on Eatur day night next. Catalky BxcaumiiO. The Adjutant Gen ral has received authority to recruit three hundred men for the 8th Ohio cavalry, and District Provost Marshals are authorized to receive such recruits.

Enow. It commenced snowing briskly last evening and there is a prospect of an other run of sleighing. March will evi dently "come in like a lion." Whether will go out like lamb is something more doubtful. The HiBiamcoit This entertaining exhibition, which illustrates Ireland by paint ing, description and song, attracts crowds nightly- to Brainard's Hall, An immense audience gathered last night to see it, and were apparently much gratified at ita va ried attractions. Aocepted a Call I'no Chicago Journal says that Rev.

Sr. Frederick Brown, late of Georgetown, D. and formerly located as pastor in this city, has accepted a call to serve as pastor of the Central Church in Chicago, and has ontored upon the duties of his charge. The WEATHxa. This is excellent weather for colds, sore throats, pneumonia, The effect is on all.

The police cannot interfere at public meetings, and prevent the dis turbance there made by the universal coughing. The air is raw, and damp, and cold, and the sky is fall of gloom. March is an unmitigated nuisance. Bcecitiq. Thirty-two recruits were examined at the Provost Marshal's office yesterday, nine of whom were rejected and twenty-three accepted.

The total number mustered in was twenty-five, distributed as follows ttre 4 Perry fcioettenth Ccyanoga Fa'la 1 ro art south District a LiKUTEa-AXT Coloxel Beickinbidoi. This noted rebel, recently arrested in Kentucky, supposed to have been aent into the State by the Confederate authorities, with the objeet of inducing deserter to return to the rebel army, has been ordered to be confined in the Ohio Penitentiary, and is now on hi way to Columbus. Colonel B. is a son of the venerable Robert J. Breckinridge.

Peesoral Captain Frank Lynch, Co, J7th 0. has just arrived at his heme, in this city. He wss badly wounded be ft re Atlanta on the 22d of July, and is now in a very feeble condition. It ishoped and believed that with the coming spring, with quiet and good care, be will rapidly recover from the effects of the severe wound in his lungs. a Shay's Qdibcoplexal Shot.

This exhi bition attracted a very large audience at the Academy of Musis last evening, who were evidently greatly delighted by the Chinese jugglery, the knife throwing, the instrumental music, singing and dancine and the tricks of trained animals, which constitute the entertainment. It will be repeated, with a chango of programme, mis evening. Rxtiked. The many friends of B. K.

Johnston, will reget to learn that he has given np the management of the Amor ican House Saloon. We hear it rumored, nowever, tnat, on tbe first of April next. he will become the landlord of the Johnson House, its present proprietor, Mr. Mels-heimer, retiring. Mr.

Johnston possesses every quality of a model landlord, and under his management the Johnson House will take rank among the best houses in tne city. oi of The 185ih 0. V. I. This reeiment.

re- cruitea under tne last call ior men, was organized at Camp Chase on Saturday last, and left forKaehville, yesterday afternoon. The following is a list of ita field officers: colonel Jonn x. Uummings, of Sidney. Lieutenant Colonel Dennis H. Williams.

of St. Clairsville. Major Horatio Benjamin, of TJrbana. Surgeon James W. Warfield.

of Barns- Tine. Assistant Sure-eons H. M. Shafiar. nf iseiaws.ro rosier xtoaie, Oi foeriin.

Adjutant Martin M. Andrews, of Flint. Michigan. Quartermaster W. Runyon.of Texas.

Ohio.j Legal Intelligence. TJhiteo States Couai. This Court mat yesterday morning, but adjourned without transacting any business. The Grand Jury yesterday presented two irldictmenta one against Frederick A. Kaah for engaging in the substitute business, being Provost Marshal of the Eigh teenth Enrollment District, and another against Mulfori -Skinner, for accepting a bribe, being Surgeoa and member of the Baard of Enrolment of tbe Ninth Enrolment District.

The Grand Jury then took a recMS until March Coort or Covhoh Pleas. Befoke Jtroos ComxBEERT. The case of P. W. Squires vs.

John Beck has been on trial all day in Court Boom No. 1. The action is brought for dam ages from an assault and battery. The defense alleges that the assault was caused by disloyal words spoken by the plaintiff. B.

A. Davidson, ia eoanael for for plaintiff and B. R. Davia for defendant. BroiE Judge Foots The arguments of counsel in the celebrated case of Blish and Garlick vs.

the propeller Tioga, which has been on trial in this court for the last ten days, commenced yesterday. F. T. Backus, occupied most of the day in the opening argument for the plaintiff. Geo.

Wil-IeyJ Esq commenced the opening areu-ment for the defense. He wilt be followed to-day by Mr. Hibberd, of Buffalo, for the defense, and by Judge S. J. Andrews, for the plaintiff.

Before Judge Boltos. The motion for a new trial in the case of the State vs. M. Turrill, for abortion, was argued yesterday moriitig by Judge Ranney for the motion, and by C. W.

Palmer, Prosecuting Attor ney, against it. A new trial was granted by Judge Bolton, not, however, on the grounds set up by tbe motion. Police Coubt. The following docket was disposed of yesterday morning: Drunkenness David Willson and John Hogan, fined $1 and costs, each Isabell Grant and Elisabeth Graham, judgment auspended till March 1st. Asaault and Battery Amelia Burton fined $5 and coats.

Assault with Intent to Commit Raps- James Hanlon, case held open till Wednes day. Keeping House of 111 Fame Henrietta Mason, fined $50 and eosta. Petit Larceny Lawaon Collins, fined $10 and costs and sent to jail ten days. Adultery Henrietta Wheeler, nolled Addison VanHorn, cue continued till March 6th. Violating Ordinance in Substitute Broker age Artemus A.

Wood, case held open till 10th. Destroying Property Patrick Behen fined $5 and costs. Detboit Boabd or Teach Festival. We noticed yesterday morning the dedication of the' new Board of Trade bui'ding at De troit, which occurred on the 22J inst. On the evening of the 23d the Board of Trade gave a dinner to the guests invited from abroad, of which the Tribune speaks thus The large dining room of the above hotel, on the occasion, presented a very animated appearance.

Two tables, runninar parallel with each other almost the entire length of tne room, were loaded to tne utmost capacity with the choicest edibles to be had Besides the above, a table running across the southerly end of the room, was equally well filled with the good things of the sea son. After suppsr the lime was most agreea bly occupied with exercisea consisting of toasts, sentiments snd responses. The Tri bune saya Mr. J. F.

Freeman, of Cleveland, bein loudly called upon, spoke feelingly of the manner in which the members of the Detroit Board of Trade have entrtained their visitors. He closed by offering the follow ing: The Detroit Board of Trade May your growt-n ana success De equal to your prince ly and magnificent hosmtalitv. The delegates from tne Cleveland Board of Trade returned on Saturday, and speak in terms of highest praise of the splendid manner in which they were entertained by the Detroit Board of Trade. The following preamble aud resolutions were unanimous ly adopted by the Cleveland Board of Trade, after listening to the report of Mr. J.

A. Freeman, one of the delegates to the Detroit celebration Wheebas, Our delegates to Detroit, Messrs i. n. um, u. w.trardner, and J.

F. Free man to attend the dedicatory exercises of the new building of the "Detroit rjoard oi Trade," bave to-day returned, giving lowing accounts of the splendid entertainment thev received at th. harnii of members of the Detroit Board of iraaa and of the elegance of every part ug prurararae, vnereiore, De it Hereby fictolvcd, That we shall ever remember tne krad and f.iendlv manner thev received and entertained our representatives, and that though we can never expect to equal the generous-hearted people of Detroit, still we may hope that at some future daw we shall have the pleasure and honor of reciprocating in some becoming manner huvn pnuuoij Hospitality. Resolved, That as our relations with De troit bave always been of the most cordial character, we hope and trust they will ever continue, th'at wa shall hear with pleasuA of the prosperity and growth of ana tnat in tneir new and elegant building just completed and dedicated to Trade and Commerce, we wish them enjoyment and auccess. Resolved, That our Preaidentbe hereby directed to have the foresoinr Prumhla and Resolutions engrossed and forwarded to tbe Detroit Board of Trade," and that copy bs furnished the Cleveland press, Mr.

0. E. Moore, Secretary of the Tar Spring Petroleum Company, was in Cleve land on Saturday, direct from the lands of his company, where he has been superintending the boring of three wells on the lands of this Company, He reports the most vigorous operations now going on in Crawford county, Indiana, and that there are at this time not less than twenty wells boring in various parts of the well belonging to the Tar Spring Company in the immediate neigh borhood of the celebrated "Stanly" well, a now aunk to a depth of 120 feet, and al ready the oil rises to the top of the ground. Experienced oil men pronounce the prospect for a flowing well equal to any they bave ever seen, and think when it has been sunk to a sufficient depth it will prove on. tne largest yet opened tbat locality, Paroled Pbisohees.

The following list Northern Ohio paroled prisoners, who have recently arrived at Annapolis, is fur- manea oy j. u. wet more, tjtate Military Agent at Washington; neeivtn A. John W. Lilly, U.

IT CBb. Co. B. J. Grabam and Frank Connell.

Co. C. M. B. Jones.

Co. D. J. S. Grayville and Charles Gos sip.

Co. J. V. Bushong- Co. Joseph Quinly.

Seeond Cavalry. Co. A. Sere'L fi Ti Love, E. Smedley and Corp.

H. H. Cobso. u. u.h.

Snorter, w. Jamison. Co. C. Pelton.

Co. G. 8. D. Burr.

Co. A. T. Null. Sixth Cavalry.

Co. D. James Nolan and James F. Wickbana. Co.

E. Serg't. Daniel Jacobs. Co. F.

William Herman. T-wcntv-third Infantrv. Co. A A. G.

Bentlv. Co. D. H. a Walter, Ashtabula Cocett Co bet or Coxaiaa Pleas.

We have received from one of the jurora, a summary of the Business ef the Court of Common Pleas in that coauty, and also a few of the more important concluding cases, which have not been reported. The winter term of tbe Court has just closed. There have been bsfore it, one hundred and seventy-three cases. Of this number, eighteen have been State and twenty-two divorce cases Nearly all the postponed eaaea have been put over because of the absence oi witnesses in the army. The jury returned a verdict of guilty in the case of the State vs.

Edward Jeffards, charged with "malicious mischief." He, and a brother, in the night, broke into a widow's house, drove out her and three children, broke all the windows, crockery-wares, stoves and furniture, and destroyed all the bedding, leaving the house a perfect wreck. Clevelahd Medical College. Having learned from various sources that a report is being astiduously circulated that an effort is being made on the part of the Cleveland Medical College, to unite with the "Charity Hospital Medical College," we deem it necessary to thus publioly contradict such reports. No member of our Faculty has ever intimated any auch design or wish to any oie neither has any auch proposition been made by the President, or any member of the Board of Trustees. Drs.

Cuehing and Maynard have withdrawn from the College, but their places will soon be filled with competent and reliable teachers, and the Cleveland Medical College will continue ita sessions of instruction as heretofore. Moreover, we are authorized to say, that those students who may hereafter attend our school, will receive the same clinical advantages accruing from the Cleveland Hospitals, as those attending the other city Medical Colleges. J. 8. Casshlb, Dean Cleveland Medical College.

Death or Judge Cohvebsh, or Geauga County. Another old and respected eitiaen of the Western Reserve has fallen. Hon. John P. Converse, of Geauga county, died at his residence in Parkman, on Monday, February 20tb, atthe age of seventy-three years, after a protracted illness.

The Char don Democrat speaks of the deceased as fol lows Judge Converse wes one of the oldest, aa well aa one one of the most prominent, enterprising and influential citizens of this county, in tormer years ne was a leaoinf Dotitician of the Whig party, to the princi pies of which he was warmly attached, and to which he adhered until it became a mere instrument in the hands of the slave power. when he forsook it, and identified himself, first, with the Free Soil party, and alter- wards with the Republican and Union par ties. He was a zealous advocate oi xree dom and Temperance. A good citizen an neighbor, a devoted husband and father, and a true friend of his country and hu manity, he has gone to rest from the cares and labors of a long and usetul Hie. Out or the Draft.

We append a list of the sub-districts of the Eighteenth District which have filled their quotas, with tha surplus, it any, of each district CUYAHOGA OOTJBTTT. Town. Surplus. Towm. Surplus.

Btrongsville Ulevel'tt 1st HV.jaiioo 2d Ward Chasrtn Falls 7th Hiddlebnrgh 1 lith Ward. BTJMafXT COUNTY. Town. Bnrplns, Town. Hud'on 1 Twinsburah Surplus.

Bliddletury Northampton, Portage Sprlngdeld Tallmadge LAXI COUNTY. Towa. Credit. Town. Perry Concord Mentor m.m Credit.

Casualties is Nobthebh Ohio Beoihihts, We compile the following list of the oaaualtiea in Northern Ohio regiments with the fight at Biver Bridge South Carolina, Feb, 3., from the Cincin- ati Commercial Corp. J. H. Mauae, K. 63rd.

Corp. J. V. Horner, 63rd. T.

T. Walker, 29th. L. M. Schofleld, 25tb, finger.

C. Hughes, A. 25tb, scald foot. J. M.

Hurd, 25tb, scald foot. D. Siders, A. 63rd, leg. W.

Compter, 25th, arm amputated G. Jar vis, 29th, hand. Lecture by Gek. E. W.

Gajttt. Owing to the previous engagement of Brainard' Hall, the next lecture before the Library Association will be delivered at the Acade my of Music. On Wednesday evening Gen. E. Gantt, of Arkansas, will give lecture on the subject, "The Future of the United States." The General is a personal stranger here, but his fame as an orator is as wide ss the country, and, treating a sub ject so fuil of interest to all, he must neces sity draw an immense house.

Reserved seats, and others, can be secured aa usual at S. Brainard's store. Those will be wise who secure them early. Prater Mhetixg oh the Fourth or Maech. There will be a prayer meeting in the Sec ond Presbyterian Church on Saturday, March 4th, from half past eleven o'clock a.

to half past twelve to invoke the Divine blessing (upon the Administration which will come in on that day. It is ex pected that all denominations will unite in this meeting. Captaih Nash ahd thh Oiteb- States Coubt. The United 8tates Grand Jury yes terday presented athird indictment against Captain Frederick A. Nash, Provost Mar- ahal of this enrolment distriot.

The pres ent indictment is for engaging in the sub- atitute business, being Provost Marshal, acd has two counts, the first charging Captain Nash with procuring a substitute for Henry Weia, on the first of November, 18M, and the aecond with attempting to procure a substitute for Henry Enkler, on the same day. Ah Exahihiho Subqeoh Ltdiotes. This enrolment distriot seems not to be tha only one the officers of which the United Stales Grand Jury are stirring op. Mulford Skin ner, Surgeon and member of the the Board of Enrolment of tha Ninth Enrolment Dia trict of this state, was yesterday indicted by the United States Grand Jury for ae cepting a bribe of fi fty dollars from Timothy Gibson, jon Deo, 1st, 188-1, being a member of the Brd of Enrolment. Tha Ninth Enrolment District comprises the counties ef Crawford, Erie, Huron, Ottawa, Sandus ky and Ssneca.

Its head quarters are at Sandusky. Bather Doubtful The Herald, in no ticing the fact that the Fraternity of Ma sons in and about Painesville proposed having a social reunion at Child's Hall on Monday (last) evening, in order "to pay their respects to the Bight Worthy Grand Chaplain," says: "It is thought, notwith- tanding the clergy may be present for a time, there will be nothing to mar tha anticipated happiness of the oocasion." We protest, that is too bad. Bead the notice of Dr. DeHart, in another column. feb21 a.

C. A. READ BANKERS. tO BUFIBIOB 0UTILAND, OHIO, GOLD, SILVER. C0UF0X8, IXCIliei, CmU KD UNCURREST MONET, Buy aadeellall descriptions COVERNMENT BONDS.

Sr-7 S-lO Notes converted Into Stxes of 18x1. subscriptions receive, for 7 -SO and Bonds. Wa pay highest premium for .11 premium tun-da. Uncnrrent money taken at lowest rate of dlsoonnt. ajar W.

also buy and sell on Oommlastoa all kinds of Stocks and Bands st the N. T. Stock Ixohau ja. Ali orders by mall or express promptly Oiled, ltovenne Stamns for aaio. aaptS LOCAL NOTICSd.

Hnbstltulee Wanted. A few or a aud three 7 oar substitutes wantid. Apply to the undersigned at 11 Bank street. 8. 8.

BABBIE, Bec'y Si eond Ward Association. More Lark at I. P. Slier wood's Great Cilft Sale. MUsSl'a Dyr.of Chatham, Miaul county, Ohio, drew an elegant Brown fiilk, valued at A few more le't.

Seeond Ward. A maetingof tba membsra of the "Second Ward Mu'ual Benefit Associa ion" will be held la the baatmont thj Court House, on Tuesday evening, Us last at asvea o'clock. Assurances bars given, which la Ihe opinion ejf thesxecutive officers, warrant them in nsioa tte mads of the Association, tt ttey prefer to let the responsibility rest with tt. majoiityof the num. bsra present at the tints.

If yon want jour mosey voted away withoat your consent, be on hand. T.N. BOJiD, President. B. 8.

Babbii, 8ecrttary. f. Hodee. The friends of tha Bav. J.

H. Muse will make him a Pastoral Visit cn Wednesday evening. March 1st. at Chase's Ball. Ail are i-vited to attend.

Removal. We have removed onr stock of goods into Sexton's Block, directly opposite onr old stand, where we will be pleased to see all our oostomtrs and liienda. GK BPBA3U1 C3. "Give Every Man (bine For, tut ijw thy voice; Take each man censui a but reserve thy iudgment, until yen have tiied ir. D.

U. 8ee ye's Liquid Catarrh Remedy, which never fai'a to cure when directions ars followed. feb2'iR3 Engines for Bale. On. e'ghteen and one six teen-horse power engine and boiler for sale, all in complete running order.

Inquire of F. itone, or Belts A Gaeckley, Canal st. feb2: 192 Oil Factory for Bale Tns subscriber of. ars to sell his factory on Coal and Ohio stree ts, with tha land and buildings, being pleasantly sit anted, compact and conveniently arranged. Ca pacity about fifty barrels per day.

Immediate pas- session given if required. B. PBLTON. Cleveland, Feb. 14, lotto.

E. B. HALE, Danker, AND V. B. C0TSK5MSNI LOUT 1.6151, 111 Busxrlar ri.

Snbscrfptloas received to the "7 3-10 ran Ckkt. and 10-40" National Loan. rComml.slon all' wed to Ear II. 8. Bonds of 1881, i 10-40 1 rdssury Motes, and all other Uovernmeut Securities purchased and for sale on tbe most favorable terms.

Gold, ni'ver, Coepons and Canada moot bonghl and sold at best rat. a. Leos'u received and ool-tottions mads at all aorts tbla pointa. Uncnrrent Junds oonvtr.ed at lowest iates. Revenue etamps foraale.

cc Beautiful Portraits) of Washington and Edward Evsrott are in many collections, but in ths home of the person ones sfflicted with that terrible disease, Catarrh, now cured by tbe u'e of Dr, H. See'ye's Liquid Catarrh Bemedy, how should It bet 2,000 TOSS. BAR AND SHEET IRON AT WHOLESALE BY CLEVELAND, BKOWN CO. 29 and 31 Merwin St, Hudson's Unrivaled Tootta Paste nnanrpaaard la removing rust and tartar and whitening th. teeth.

But ita chief excellence con slats In th. certainty with wh'ch it heals all ten derness of tbe gams and prevonU their bleeding. Its constantly Increasing demand wherever known iaeneofits strongest recommendations. Bold by til druggists. Private Affairs Important to Many.

Da. DiHabt can be daily from 9 to 11 A.M and from to P. M. at the Prog Store George W. Clark, No.

119 Superior street, dem and, until March 7th. People (male or female.) suffering frcm diioaees they do not wish everybody to know of, will find rentable to consult Dr. DeHart. afarrled Ladies wishing rel'ef from, weaknesses or other diseases pecn-iar to their sex, can consult Dr. DeHart his residence, No.

104 Erie street, ear Medical College, from half-past 6 to half-past sigltt o'clock every retting, (Sundays excepted, antil the date named. This arrangement will afford an opportunity to many to get well, who have seemingly don. everything for tbe recovery cf lost health. Avail yourselves of Dr.DeHart's sx tensive expe rience. Stank.

LEGAL BLANKS FOB SALS AT THH LEADER COUNTING-ROOM The following 13 LANK 3 ar constantly kept on nana a. in Leader Counting-Boom Land Mortgages, Warranty Deeds, Leases, Land Agreements, Constable's Blanks, Captions for Depositions, Notaries' or Justices' Certificates, Transcripts of Marriage Record, Election Blanks, United States Oonimiisionera' Warrants and Affidavits. ALL KINDS OF BLANKS Printed to Order In Best Style AND AT REASONABLE PRICES, at the Leader Job Office. TL COWLES CO. J.

M'CARVEY. FBACnCAL lanber, das Fitter, 1 rn uPERiM-n or rorr OFncti Cleveland, Ohio, BBALEB IB Oas Futures, Lead and Iron Pipe, Force and Lift rnuipm, auB-inia, aMr-UOSeta, teMEOoppar Boilers, Sinks, So. Orders from th. caantrv nromntl a. abas.

,1 FINANCIAL COMMERCIAL. FINANCIAL. MO8NIN0 LEAVES 165. The Honey eaaiket la still withoat ery marked change, tha demand for currency continuing very light while the supply oa hand is, as a conse quence, iteaxiily accumulating, givlDg the most desirable ease to the scarlet, putciog Bankers ia a very favorable position for tha resumption of spring trade. Ixahange is la fair supply bat rela tively closer than currency, azd the bujtng rates may be quoted easier at scouat; selling par.

GoH ill msln tains Its position vlbralisg 200, wtlrh pn'tloa it "111 probably eonth to holt nnlll moat dee 1st re results shall follow the present military opera trot a la North Oarolrna and Vi linia. What those results wlU be cannot be doubt d. A fun her dreline must inevitably come within a f.w days. Cleveland Block Iichange. Freaident, MORRISON FOSTER.

Vic. rreeldeat, J. F. FREEMAN. 8fOfe ary and Treasurer, D.

C. WASHINGTON. Ths Booms cf tha Board nr. in the Atwatr ock, Fuperlor street, la the rear ef the U. e.

Tel ethos. StSrJIOSB EVERT KVCNINO, inept Sltdaj). AT 7, O'CLOCK. The rate ef Gold and 't eks in New Yjrk, at A iclock P. telege.pbed to this Bo.

ea day al the ate. of Gold at Qallagber's aveulng Iicsstgt, Fee of Hembeiahin, Old st Tear. Persons not members are admitted lor 23 eents each night, but not tu operate. Tiose wi'hiaK to become members will pi. apply to the bectetary and Treasurer, Batuahat EvBBuia, Feb.

27, 1865. Thee was a very fair attendance thia evening, and Ihs transactions were lively, particularly in Liverpool OU shans, in which a heavy businesi was dtne. Ths salts of ths evening were as fbllowa 5000 shares O. A M. certificates, 10 29M IV isi 1 i Csmberland a 30.....

a 30.. eo. Erie, so Ctieago A ft 30 54 Cleveland A Pittsburgh, 81. 30 tts 3B. r4 30...

30. 844 Pittsburgh, Ft CoL 6, a 30 Mich Southern Tola A Wabash Grant Oil Co, 30 Llv.rpool Oil Co, Js yu 6) fO eo TO 7S 78 78 7S TS 76 75 75 7 iota 10 blo. 10 TO 70 72 72 72 74 71 71 71 71 71 75 10 70 70 30 t30. bSO so 70 70 70 ea 60 .70 70 70 65 fa 30 30... 30 au ..1 ....101 6WJ0 100 l.o 101 100 60 100 JW l'JO no 10J 1(0 10J 100 101) 50 100 too 100 tVO 100 600 loJ loo 200 luO loo 210 600 100 10 -100 100 lUO 100 100 l'BJ leo 100 100 10 leo 6000 11 0 100 600 l.aj WO looo 100 100 looo 1000 2009 IW '1.

I iMJO Ameri 60) EOUO N. Y. MONEY 27. Heaey-Easy at4 fje, sterling JtAellAUife Firm at loeglOS iur gum. tjiold sfors ae'ive and flrmer.

Onenlna 20j, declining to 19 advancing to and Closing st witsajt. NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. NEW YORK, Feb. 27, 1865. Ssovernnaent Stoeks-Bhnde firmer and more active.

United Mutes Sixes of 8l coupons five-twenty eoupota lii8; Ten-foity con-pone e'evea taittiee One-year oe.t.ii eatea 98. BioeMae Better. Tennessee Sizes of 1810. Obio A Miss ssippl oertideate. 29; Alton A Terrs Uaute preferred Marlpo It.

Hew To Out ral 116; Erie 71; Hudson US! Reading Central lit; Michigan Southern 64, II lsoi. Central Pltttbuth Northwestern Rock Island Pittsburgh, Fort vvaae viucego sfcj, tu casiivfr Weekly Bank Statement. NEW YORK, Feb. 27, 1865. Loans, Decrease 2.aM0,"ttl 689 911 (,738 383 11S.IM 143.9,H1 A-'ecrea.

COMMERCIAL. K0BNIN9 LHASHR OFTIOH, 1 BtowAI vBtxuae, Feb. 7, It 85. steeinta Th. receipts of Grain by rail during the twenty-four hours ending at oas o'clock to-day were as follows Wheat Cora Oats Bye Barley PUS.

DOS. DAS. B-na, Due. 0. O.

i 0. B. 860 360 400 0. A 1'. B.

1360 1310 600 C. A P. B. Total 8000 1700 600 400 Ihe meiket to-day has mlad intensely dull throughout not a single transaction worthy of mention being reportsd In anything. Prices are held as oi fatarday.

We toot, ss follows arretla-sm Steady at the following rates Au Bail To New York, Flour (a 00; Wool aft Drased Hogs 81 10. To Boa ton. Floor 82 10; Wool as 41; Dr cased Hogs fl 40. floor Steady tut quiet. We quote at 9 60(9 10 00 lor gold to choice XX ltd 1 10 76(911 00 for do XX white.

Wheat Dull and nominal at fl 90 for Ho. 1 and I 7 fcr No.s red from store. Coras Quiet at Si 00 for new shell from store. Satsi Nominal at 76c from store. Bye and Barley Inactive.

Bnckwaeas Floor Very qui t. Held 14 00 per 100 lbs. Paris Pork dull tut in changed at 158 00 for ss and NO Oi for clear. Aard Steady at 23c ia Uertes and 24c la Begs for city-made. Smeked Meats Steady at 24c for hams, Wo tor sbcuicers, and 18c Ior dried beef.

Butter Western Bcs.rve roll sells at SGo, but the market is qniet, EKK Belllcg moderately at 36c. Cbewjae In fair demand and steady at 193110 fjr Urge lots good -to prime Western Beserve. Small lots selected command 102c better figures. Hlajnwlnea Vary qulst. Holders oontlnne to quote at 13 SPcSja AUootsal-eteady.

Now held at 40(34 41 for 98 pet sent. Neutral Proof Spirit fa S6rgi 40. Petroleum Dull at 86 80. for refined. Seeds Dull.

Clover $18 00; Timothy held at f6 75. Beans Steady al f2 003 ti new medium white old do 60. Dried Apples Moderately active and steady at UalZo. Dried Feetehew Scare and in good request at 42g44c for peeled, and 323340 for anpeeied. FLsli In fair demand and Ira at the follow.

lag quotations: Whit. Fish, half S9 76; Trout, half (8 50; Pickerel, half f7 60; Herring, fl bbL, 16 00. Stall Steady. Coarse f3 SO; Ground Bolar ft 60; Fine 1 as. Tallow The demand is only moderate at I1A 15o for city aid country-readered.

NEW YORK 27. Col tors Heavy and lower. Sales at 83 ASie for mlsdliog. riour tate ana wee tarn auu and heavy, itbout decided change. Sates at flu lOalu 25 fcr extra State: til 00 tl 10 for common to good shipping; breeds extra round hoop Oslo; til I69I8 00 for trade brands.

arx.t closing neavy. Whisky-More ectiva. Sales at 12 tsalt le for western. WneatajpoU. BtT Qule.

Barley-Scarce and firm. Carav-Quiss. bake' at 1 89 for old atlxad western. 1 5., esata store ttady. ffa'ea at Jl 131 iVt wra etn.

Coffee Fins; BBorsdoi'g. Boarar ateadv. Cba kluacorado Havana Helasaes-Dull and nominal. sawe Dull rVtroleinext Dull. Crude 43ioc: refined in bond 8se7e; do free 86l8a, rera-l timer, -Bale.

a fJO so tor new mess 133 00 a 33 60 for 18to-4 do, on ana reenter wav-clounc al H3 csshi fxx 6oa) in 00 for prime anl $34 50336 00 prime sHss. Also 1,3 0 barrels new mess, for Match, part optioa, a W). neei oteeuij. u.io v. asess; rcl rogxt vu ror extra mm.

Beef Hajn vioiet as exo o.jij Drewaed aalea at Kil.o for western. Beweoa Side) Quiet. mieny f.umoenanu oatat(20Ho- s-xs ssata at iitaiso wr iu-. fur hama Bsrdflpenei hesvyanl ciosea more nrm nutter-sei lnr at sorate for mo ana oraco ior Btate. Cateeae-llulet at naj'oc.

CHICAGO 27. VrVAneaStAar 123. Sties fl fH seJ4 No 1. sjoru Active. Oatst rirm at 9 'a.

Hi(jhwlre Aci veat i 09J2 10. Haa-fl ooeal. 26. PtiMiSJ tf 0rs Steady; i 0OJ14 00. Provisions-S'lrm.

Pork Prime a ess in good Cemand at f24 CO; hold-ra ask tu 00. Hams-It. at a ard Firm at z.inc. Beerinla-Vlour, KM bMs; wheat, 14,000 bo, corn, tu; oats, 16.000. Rose Prentices' Provision Market Report.

port. The are the rates eharged by us Hama urar-cnred premium bams -SB Dried Beef-9 18 Nbossltterw Bugar-eurod a I Baewsa-Alr Smoked sidea lb. lAld Prime le.fkettle-rcd'd lu bblsor Prime leaf kettie-rndrM la keen Pork No. 1 meae bbl S---7 60 Extra dear bbl 39 60 aw No extra charge made for packages or cart-ace to railroad depots or boats. All article, art warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything la tb.

Btate. uruera promptly niieu. itoea A PHISTIM. del6-B Boa, 143. 144 and 14S Ontario etreet.

10 000 KtfciS MAHONING NAILS, AT WEOLESALB BT CLEVELAND, EKOWN CO, 3w and 31 era ill St, Uujtal gustruranits. jjORACll "WATSBS, ttttXII UUS1CAL 86T1 BLISH HK5T, No. 4HI Broiulway. N. T.

EIOHTT New Plan- e. Melodeons, Baraonluma. Alexandre and Cabinet Ursrana, at Wh Jle and Retail. Pricealow. bECUhD-EAND P1ANUS al rrast bargains, prices from Io( to New 7 Octave Pianoa, ud S376 with Carved Lert and Moaldlnga, f3U0 and upwards, sfeiodeoaa AcA lofzoO.

tOUMMIUGS JEHNYS, Manufactu. Vyrers of Qrand, "quare, avd ottage lpnht PIAtet H1BTI.S, -No. 72tt Baoanwar, New Toaa. Bach Instrument war-anted five years. At wholesale and retail, x6 per cent, leas than tne aameclaee piaoo eleewher Dealers wi I do to examine onr instrnuenta.

avar H.nH frtr a eatalosu. i.r-al Joirt Collars. JEA-DviUAETJikJ Jf()K b- 50,000 JUST IT MOTT A HAIQUT 1S8 Bank rpHIS PATENT OOLLAK HAH A rpaoe for tha Cravat or Ties wkioh obviates puckers, so common In all other Paper Uollftra. M. HALLB A Bole Ar-nt-.

Wholeeale Deal- ere in Tankw Nottona 1 Goods, 147 Water uievatano, u. srru OLOJttOH'B IMP BOYlfD SPJCTAJ a a VAwLHaUa rw ava.w wiiavfiii Inraetkkal and Bclenttao Upttclaa, ktwp tba farf1 vaasvui wintja. ui upntai ina.rDiiivMiwi IB lam Oltj. am tn(r an old MUbtahmenl, and haTlnfr bewa axteni vij paironuMa, aa naa ooEOdenoai tnat it pnavnt stooa will warrwat the oontinnanoa of pa tlO akrortL All his BTMrtafliaa araof tha haaamt onsvl.t of oryital idatwea, trroaad nnder hta own tnsrpelott a au cam onnnff waauvaa, aixmwrja, ana impart iu siiwnt.n sor Kmg naoing ana lina wvug. sVr eyea tnaertad w.tisCMit pain.

anciai ctm OF! IC LS0 flnt door froa tha 1 iraooe tba Amerioan BoUrL Bawara of traTelar oUlalxiff to bo Mi. BoIt atonaon qr ata acnt. Fl (TTAOIiXa to BCnaurttiAn nd Imrm In as, wituuui tne QMinwcinir nonit or iraQnaau ana oi .110 rraific xransparent fowar. a. 0.

s.ihjb, UiciQ. 113 Hapeiior itraet, Johnaon UontM. ass Insc, wH Koref -eai(v, Iw'fl HFE-BEJOVElTOn JTX.J5UTH TO TH5 WEAK! TOnTR TO THE AftKTiir Taw lriaararlon fa nnt-qualled a a UtunTnator and Beat jrtr of wm'ed or inert fnnctlcni. Tbe asTfwi hoilli. Iwa -r isttn ti.

matsrat Ha KinlriAa at avuafouuia i utaprmQcn ai i win rrnder tnm foatfa.nl In feelia snd in irenirth, and enable Utem to It re otpt karan the dnju of their pristine J07. It tsu. oqij exmierai Dot flirtx wem, aod reallr an IHTalaabie bleairje, espociall; to tiK-ea who have own raduced to a condition of serTilttr. Aif-abnoe. mis for tune, or ordinary No matter what the oaose of the impoteocr ofnF hnman orxan, thia en wru praBxixauun wm remora tne eooox at onoe and foceYer, HIORBINI Crow TnTpara-fCT Oknekal oaBTXirr.

NnToni Iw. oaacitt, lnrKpgxsv, DEPaaMiOH, Lo or PP ET1TK, Low ajpiEiTT. Wuixtas or the Obwams or Genera- TIOII, IjIBBOIUTT, MENTAL I DOLESCX, KftwTji. It bsa MOtrr DELiaiiTruL, Deaibablb sU.b ISotbi. Irracr ir-ox tub EKT0U8 Stuteji; -nd wbo are in anr way antraud by nnroitiisiiititsj are earnently adrisfxl to atH-k a care in thia most excellent and oneq nailed preparation.

Pereone who, by imprudunce, haTe lost their KAT-DUAL VIOUR. will find av. mardr Hand MriBiuient earn in tba BIOKBKNF. The FEEBLE, tbe htiQf)lD, tbe DRSPAIBTNO, theOLDsbooid givi this valnable dtrtooTwry a trial; It will be found totally differtnt from ail other artt ctfm tor the aitme ti rpoeta. TO ITEM 1 tu mji ubo.

inis prrparanon is mrainaDie in nerrotis weakntM- of all kinds, as it will irstore the un tvu wnenmei ui au aiuus, a wasted strenrtn with wonderful BMrmanenes. lt ia alsoa uruad tonic and will aive relief in Dve Bepei. with the first dose. A brief persistence in its use will novate the stomach to gree of perfect health, and banish Drspensia fbruver. One Dollar per Bottle, or six Bottle, for S5.

Bold by Druggists generally. rxjlit or aUywnere, ry addreaelng HOI ii.niiiua a rJlULlss, ri Toorletore. 81 uuar street, new tork. Brv-row a Dttoasl Cleveland, VYhi trule Agents. LHuarHiLl.

Saos. rletail Aauats lor UsTUAOO. deici) rOienciDyMwVVy TUB IT IK EST ASSORTMENT Olf Ice Plt-a-ea. obUa -l Trays I. the Itv, at ana OOWLSS', 1SV WatlSI gorree.

ADli.3' "Wra-ppaks ahd rjivawcsa. I ad alaea. In Merino and Bilk. TAT LOU. ealBWOLD A tr fiT Buperior street.

i Ta. TXT A DTVU XT ATT. I1-" I lil ASHJ aT aVI nj 8 A. a 1 Few Uft More. EVOY'S Pictorial A Musical EihlMtlon, THE HIBERN1C0N! i TOUR IN IRELAND Mr.

JOHN HERON will appear as Barney, the Guide, and aing several eouiicl Irieh songs. Ik. Misses O0OUALE And 1 A L0K Will Also appear in favnrit. eta4e sud Duta. Admisaioa 25 c- n' no half price.

Doors ee-ea at 7, commence at T-; e'ekek. feb7 IHE CBOWNINO CLIMAX CHARLEY SHAY'S Honater aUINCUPLEXAL AHD Celestial Troupe, Tb Larfett and Most Attractira rasti ation la th -oldt enureiy Hovel ana urttfuv utotiiiio-tion; tha Wordriul anl 0 SLY iJoopaef GENUINE CHINESE JUGGLERS Jn tbis coontry. Just from Iinnirr. mjosed of Tsn-C'hl-Uoonr 4 bin 4 liMU-Cboosf and bilaoair, with all thr Auiiikuu, n-lr Ta-loos coa uUiranoos KeaU of rieotat eciomiiy end Cktl', baalda 22 other tar Par'orntt-rti, iLcludins; tba ll.tAa challenge ada atpd Tan Terrie? KanDy." 'ihe i-nptrimen. win cujsw.

oi sr. Geoe Keiltn's Eic-lslor Bra Dand ayl tteorsa Schillprs Famous hirtDiTBsnJ maing" egrat MaalODJM of ihe AML'SEMEai wlRLD.wM at th- ACADEMY OF MUSIC On Banday and Tnemla Kvenlnars, seen. 7 tn and astn. Acaiasioa, 10 Ceiti. Iiluit, is Cn aaar Doors open at 7.

I. eminence sts. cloca. Grand Balcony serenade by the iiraas Band na ture opening the dt-ors. I J-i I j.

rAitJD al feora, Ag i. 0 LEVELAHD LIBKABY AJSoOCIATIOa. WINTER COURSE-1864-5. The Tenth Lector, of tbe Course will be deliv ered at ACAPEBT OF MUSIC, on WDNDtt- DAI AVXN1NO, a arch lat, by Gen. E.

W. tiantt. StJPjicT 4 Future of Ihe Tnited States." Admission 30 cts Reserved resta 5 cts. extra. Doors epea at (4 o'clock.

Lecture to corn mono. at 8 o'clock. I. B. PKBKlf.3, fer26: Chairman Lector Committee.

CADEMT Oi? MUSIC. Betnrn or tne FaToritesi MaLLLOiil'S MINSTRELS TIKO NIGHTS oxLrr ThnndaT and Irldsy Evenings, Marca 2d and 3d, lMw. Sew Sooa-a, Sew Joke. Aer Dsnrn. Sew fareva.

ADM ISIOH. CENTS. asrDeoraopsn at quarter to 7. Commence at quarter to 8. i.

W. MALLUtfT, Sole 'top. 9. u. Tuavra, Ag nt GKAND M1L1TAEY BALL A Ball 'will be give, at the AKMOaK on Perl etreet, ht sice, oa the evening of March 1st, lPti6, unci the direction ef sjompesaiea and stesiment O.

N. Tbe piocee'eo! the will bs usel ia paving off the remaining debts or the Armory. H0K0BABT IIXMSKBS. John gent, Oaatle, abodes. Burria, Capt Jaa Lundy, 18 Root, John Lundy, Capt Sweet, Thoe Racket Job.

8paldlBa-i Chaa Gale, LM Coe. Aid. John Man in, I at Pick, Prentice, 111, Lewi. Wm llhotue, Geo Waralcgton, ACTIKO MAa-ASKBa. DO Taylor, John aevlne, Porter, 6eo Kalghan, Bowman, i A.

P. 1DBHXB, Treat. BfsJ-Tirkets, Two Dollars teb'T 1 91 Eab? AGLB WOBJ53 JTUiTAUyACTTJ SOC0KFAHL DO TOO WAST i STEAM EKG1XS OR OILS 2 fATBJST BUOAit OAKB MILLB PITEltT STEIX COIL EVAPORiTORI. PATENT STAMP sea Pike Peatat ar Lake gnjaerier, '1ND OS With Outs sad DsseslptloBa, Frleea, aa, ALSO, Slif Mills, rionrlns: Kill, ateat fire tvaporators, AHD MAGHI52BV ot ALL CKtlCiSLrTXOEl snw BIHS 0B OIB.OTJLABA'easl 0.H10A0O, ILLIHOIS. P.

W. GATScJ, PraalcUnti ST. B. Assets wutted rvaownara. axarST-af gLAHDYS' PATEHT PORTABLE STEAM EN6L3, UD PORTABLE STEAM SAWMILLS RUROrS PXTE1T PORTABLE STfXHI EIFGINFS From 4 to 80 Hon.

Power. Utrclly portable lech Bnglne ia one piece. No brick or masonry In setting. Adspted for all purposes. The very best For Borlog aid Worilns OH Wells.

BUUDYS' PORTABLE STEAM SAW HILLS. Also strct)y portable; no brick or maionry la aat-tlng. la out from 6 to loX) ot luos bar per day. Circulars seat to any addrees. For nrioat.

dsv apttonsi ad drees tba manalaoturarB, II. 4t F. BLASDT. B'andys Fteam Sptrioe Works, ZsnesTlUe, 0 or New-Ark UachiiMWorkt, 2iewaxk, 0 LiwiFBTJan, TJvlon Jnna 30, 14. In the lat ihrea maoths.

iwortlna fia drys a week) we and twenty- thousand ft o' white crak on oar Blftasdy skill. In Jnue, lOOUfeec. Tbe lna.b is proaoand by the BUliDore Impactor to be tbe tvst in tbat city ihi summer. The Blaody Knarina hta done well, and I can now say it is a perfect taxsu. irflterasy, ine orn jnoe, cnt i or oak.

iajuhUi u. jnuUiiJa. WiLMOEB, Cambria May urA. I bT sawed on bt Bl-mdy Mill one million two hundred and fiftg thomand fes-t of lum bar Jn the last seven months, which Includes tha win'or months, often worktoc only sevaa boars a day, ad wholly froia cnt a pixt ot the time. Ihla Is mora lnmbr then any sing a '11 has cnt In tha tne aama time, wtma a nondix mnt of tbla place, lfeb20.191j WM.

B.HUOHi. THE OLD EAGLE FOUNDRY Corner Front and Meadow (orroaiTB nxror, Is again open, and the subscriber begs leave to inform lu old friends patrons, and thepnblie generally, th.t he is aow iwacy to build ALL HIIDi OF ESttlNEH, Portable or Btatloaary. He is also ready to do all kinds of EEPATEINfJ oa short notlceand in a workma like manner. Particnlar attention paid to PSofftl LHB WORK. Our facilities fcr menufeeturtng MILL-GKiRINO area, good aa the best.

'I he Patterns have been accumulating for apwards of twenty-Eve years, are of the beet quality. All orders -from a distance promptly dttend. to. au -rcse j. ttiiiii.

fttimaaer. jan'itiB rtor S7v C'evalaod. hle. ENTLBMEN 'f5 fcPBlG OVEB- VJTCOAT3 Aa Invoke of very handsome roods, at low nguree. J.

H. DaWIIT A CO feb20 7 and 11 Public square. FANCY CIGAB-8TAND8, BOOK-Racka, Bracketa, An- for tha Holiday, at aelS 'COWLICS, 1ST Wadovn Hen CHOICE BLACK TBAS Ot'I3'G, Souchong and Jape- Tee. of ver, Sne or eaie cy imun'jtmaj a nwiuaa, I rSM JJSJ tmtarirftaj.