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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-06

PoLIoE CoURT-Betoro Judge LAWRENCE
Charles Robinson was brought up ON Saturday
morning for disturbance Of the Peace Of the Com
monwealth Of Ohio, for which offence he was fined
the costs aud sent to Jail for 10 days Henry Kram
mar was arrested with him, but was discharged.
Maria Carl, an old offender, was fined 500 and
costs for intoxication.
Fred Wolf and George Soipel, two small boys
were arrested for stealing some rags They were
let Off with the costs on the promise to accompany
an officer to the man who purchased the rags from
them, and who they said made a business ofbuying
such stolen property. These boys had probably
Just commenced in their evil course.
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SATURDAY NIGHTS REPORT.
FOREIGN NEWS.
lIRlVl. OF the CITY OF WlSHINGTON,

ST JOINS, N. F., June a.
The Screw Steamship City Of Washington from
Liverpool on Wednesday, 25th Of May, via Queens
town 26th passed Cape Race at O'Clock Thursday
evening, Gu route to New York.
Her news was obtained by the news yacht Of the
Associated Pres, but could not be forwarded until
to day owing to the non working Of the wires. II
is Of the highest importance.
The Royal Mail Steamship Africa from New
York, arrived at Liverpool on the 23d.
WAR.-Ihe first battle was fought at Monticello.
The battle took place on the Dist.
The French accounts say that the Austrians Is,
600 strong, under Gen. Stallion, ATTACKED the ad.
vinced posts Of Marshal paraguay DeIlilliers, and
were driven by Gen Ferris division after fierce
combat Of four hours.
The allies, including some Piedmontese cavalry,
carried Monticello, but did not pursue Austrians
The loss OF the latter is stated by the French al
1900 TO 2OO0 and that of the French at GOO to 700
ofwaOm many were officers
Two huut red Austrans, including a Colonel
we've taken prisoners.
The Austrian account simply states that Gener
al S'adeOn pushed forward a reconnaissance by
forced marches towards Leg 10 and Monticello, hui
after hot fight with French force of superior
strength retreated behind the PO in perfect order
The actual strength OF the French is not stated
Reports say they numbered from 60O0 TO 7000 be
,ides regiment of Sandman cavalry
A Sandman bulletin also announces that the eN
treme left of the Sandman army under Gen. Ceal-
DIM forced q passage over the Sesia, putting th,
Austrians to flight.
Other trfug engagements are reported,
Gen. Garabaldi had entered Gayeu with 600I
men, his objeSt being revolution
Prince Napoleon and small French force ha,
arrived at Legnorn.
| 1t was rumored that six English men of war ha
entered the Adriatic.
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nYEKLANn nIAIL-

ST. LOUIS, juno 4.
The overland California mail with dates to the
18th, reached Jefferson City to day at noon, aud
will arrive at 10 O'Clock to night.
The news + unimportant
business was in fair demand from the interior
and Increasing.
The steamer Santa Cruz arrived from Mazatan
with 1886, 600 in specie
Thlrly-six Mexican officers had been banished
by the Liberals
Tue New Mexican mail with adyices to the 18th
ult., reached Independence ut noon to-day. The
news is unimp0rtant.
Joseph Oharless died at half-past o'clock this
morning. There was no excitement last night
aud this morning the excitement IL subsidin -
Judge Clover has been petiluned to call a specia
session Of the criminal court n order to bring the
prisoner to a speedy trial
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New YORK, juno a.
The steam tug Margaret Kimball, lying at a pier
in East River, blew up this afternoon The captain
and three hands were blown into the river, but
were rescued although badly sCaded, but il is
hoped not fatally injured
A box containing dead bodies was found Wed
nesday floating in The Sound, near West Farms,
The bodies we're those Of two adult white males,
one negro, aud Two females, and two children
One OF the males had three stabs in the left breast
one Of the children had Ou rufled night gown
marked Q. NJ. d M. G. The box was filed with
quick limo No clue to the mislery.
james stephens, tho Wife Poisoner, who had
been previously sentenced TO death aud appealed
TO the Supreme Court, was to-day sentenced by
Judge Roosevelt to be hanged on July %.
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NEW CoUNTERFEIrs.--rh following list oflate
1ounterleits is gwen by Lees Bank Note Register;
Bank Of Savannah, Georgia los, viz female
standing, unlike genuine 4. City Bank, Hartford
Coun.--20' IS, Wig Indian female gazing Oh distant
city; cattle scene on etl medallion head on right
. Bank Of attanooga, Ienn-2Os, genuine
plates forged signatures Union Bank, RJCbes
Ter, N Y-2Os, Wig. Indian female esniug on a
rock, viewing a dis ant city. Peoples Bank
Waterville Maue-2O's, Wig. farmer aud drover in
larm.yard, bargaining for catilei COWS, oxen, &c.
m Farmers aud Mechanics Bank, Camden, n
J,-5s altered; Wig five go dollars, three cupi Is,
Indian and hunter Brighton Market Bank
Brighton, Mass OO's, With forged signatures,
| genuine plate IS ate Bank Montpelier, Wis.
wig. on left, female seated sheaf &c; on right bull
In oval frame ROme Exchange Banh, n Y.-
! 3 3 raised from Ps vg. train Of cars Hadley
| Falls Bank, Mass.-lO's wig. view fHadley Falls;
| good imitation Of genuine .. Oriental Bauk, New
| York City-lO's, Wig boy loading cart with corn;
colt, etc Mechanics Bank, Providence, r. I ~
los, wig. mao working at an anvil, a female stan
ding near by; boy kueeug on right sud . Forest
| City Bank, Cleveland, OhiO-lO's, SIX females and
four males on left eudi INIT alton Of genuine Bet
Ter refuse oil bulls having this ygnete they being
made 90 present several Ohio Banks RAILROAD
Bank, Decatur, IL-3s, Wig two females, will
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RIISINESS NOTICES.

gglg~ We take pleasure in informing the public
that T. RuIiui, It's Superior St, has received a
splendid stock ofsummer goods among which we
notice a large variety Of the newest and most fash
ionable styles of straw goods for both meu and
boys, aud also full assortment ofchildrcn's goods.
We also notice some new and beautiful styles Of
soft hats, which deserve especial attention. Mr..
Rufiini assures us that it will be his aim to sell the
goods at lower prices than any other house in the
trade We confidently commend him to the public
as worthy of their patronage.
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STOVES, SHEET IRoN, TIN AND COPPER WARE.
See James H. Swing new advertisement, head
ed "By Industry we thrive" Mr., S. is to be found
as usual at his well known establishment, Hur-
butts Block, No. 1877, Ontario street He keeps an
extensive assortment Of Stoves, Tinware &C., and
manufactures to order at the lowest cash prices.
Hwng been in business many years in this vicinity,
his work recommends itself; and furthermore, he
is Known to be an accommodating and reliable
! bpqinnas man
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TURIN. May 24.-Gen Guiglai has removed his
head quarters to Garlasco, and has everywhere
ordered the people to give mp their arms under
penalty Of being shot for disobcdience.
Gen. Garabaldi has made A more prisoners.
ALEssANDRGA, May 2i-The wOuuded at Mont.
bGllo have been brought here.
MARsEILLEs, May 25.-Some Austrian prisoners
have arrived here.
BARNE, May IS Revolutionary movements are
reported in Lombay.
NAPLEs.-lhe King of Naples is dead, and
Fraucs the II had assumed the reins of Govern
meut
England and France were about to send repre-
sentutves to Naples
GREAT BRITAIN--Poitical differences have
arisen between Lord Pa mcrston and Lord John
Russell,
The defeat Of the Derby Ministry is anticipated
on the meeting of Parliament,
The Admiralty has formally invited tenders ioI
monthly Australian service via Panama.
! general meeting ol the Atlantic Tele rapl
! Company has been called TO sanction the Leads d
the agreement with tue Government and the issu
OF preference shares OF E6000OO OF new capital
| FRANCE-Ihe MOniteur announces that Francs
adheres to the abolition priyateerng and the prin
cipe that neutral flag cover enemies goodss. =
The BOurs0 was firm IS, 6lf Csc.
LONDON May 25-Noou Consos quoted Oh 81
a92 for both money and account.
LIVERPOOL MApKETs-R Richardson, Spence Co
report me weather ttyoagie for tne crops
Wheat-Sisady an average business done without quot
l0sGtlalis d; do southern lOs9l@lJs, ,.
COm-Dul aud prices unehangod; mixed 6ssdgbslOd
yellow 6slUJ9lsSdi white ssGos9d
Pork-Flrm at sS@9os.
| lMtd-D1 but sleudy.
Iullow-.mbut lntie inquiry and prices weak
Coliioo-ouist.
IN he london Market 1t Mark Lane Wheat had do
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PROM NEW YOI1Ik.


A dispatch from Washington says Attorney Ger.
Blacks opinion conflicts with the military under
standing Of the instructions to Gen. johnson aud
the intentions OF the War Department when they
were issued. Hence further complications are ap.
pretended
The boiler Of the locomotive attached to q
freight train on the Erie road. exploded yesterday
near Port Jerys. The engineer aud fireman were
blown into the air and received mortal injuries
Smith, the fireman, died soon after, and Potter, the
engineer, was diving at last accounts.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, June a.
Indian Superintendent Collins, of New Mexico
announces TO the Indian Bureau the perfect safety
of the Southern mail route.
Agent Steok, who proposes TO meet some ff
teen hundred Indians upon the Gila to distribute
the usual quota Of agricultural implements, wi h
es that the guard on the occasion will consist Ol
ten MeXicaus, armt only with hoes or OK whips
The receipts into the Treasury last week were
over So 100000, bat the drafts amounted to ovel
S3,O0O,OOO. There Is on hand subject TO draft
only S4. 1000 600
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SAD CASUALTY At DETRolT.-Henry IT, Barns,
secondi son Of Henry Barns, senior editor Of the
Detroit Tribune, accidentally hung himself in the
gymnasium ia that city on Friday morning last.
lie was exercising alone in the gymnasium, and
II is supposed he was experimenting with strap
about his neck when be fell aud strangled before
he could help himself Ho was about l6 years old
and Of q cheerful disposition, so that there were no
grounds for suspectng suicide. lie was promis-
ing young man.
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SALE OF THE PRoPELLERs.-Pursuant to no
tice says the Oswego Times of Wednesday, the fol-
lowing propellors were sold to-day, aud purchased
by Mr. Keep Of Buffalo The La Crosse brought
$500; Burlington IS, lOOi Quincy 50, 100; City of
Madison 50 600 The property was estimated to
be worth more than 500, 900, aud was sold for
$4,000. We think the bids were confined to three
individuals, aud who we are informed, were par
ties interested in the sale,
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYE HAIR DYE
Wm. A. Bachelors Hair Dye F.!
Tie nnlu hnrmless and reliable DIE kno

The only harmless and reliable DE knolon
Tue origual aud hest in the world
An others are mere limitations and should be avoided
vou vish TO escane ridicule
GRAY, RED or RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly to
bsau,iraI aud ratual Brown Black without the least
injury 10 Hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
wardod 10 VIM A. Baichelor since 1879 and 10000
applications have been made to the Hair Of his patrons VI
his famous Dyes
VIM A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE produces color
not to he dis inguished fom natur- is WARRANTED
aot to inure the least however long NAV be continued
and the III effects of I'd Dyes remelied; the Hair nvgor-
ated for life 10y this Splendj Dye.
Made sold pr anpHed ou private roomsJ OF the Wig
FFcurs, No 233 Rrnadway, n. Y.
Sold in all cities und owns Of the United States by Drug
rists and Fancy Goods nealess
- The geuuin has the aud address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides Of each Rnx Of
WM A. BATCAELoRt
ion1T % p31 Wrnplw v
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GLoucEsrER. June g.
Edward b. Bacon, master Of the schooner Eli
zabetb, Of Hyannus, was arrested here this morn.
ng on charge OF retaining 10 Norfolk, the fu-
gitive slave Columbus Jones, who was brought
into Hyonnus by the brig ROllison. Bacon waiv-
Cd an examination, and gave bail in $4,000 to ap-
pear before the Superior Court Rt Burnstable.
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LArEsT FaOM rnE cold mINEs
NEWS UNFAVoRABLE.
DEATHS FROM STARVATION

Sr LOUIS, June g.
The Republican has a special dispatch from
LeayenwOrth this evening, which gives the latest
news from the Kansas gold mines, The accounts
are Of the most UniaVOrable character The great
est distress prevailed and numbers continued 70 die
for want Of provisions.
Half the cabins in Auraria aud Denver City were
vacant and the stocks OF provisions at both places
were nearly exhausted.
The miners had left the mines which yielded It,
lle or nothing, and went tothe mountains in search
OF game.
The Express met thousand teams on the road
for the mines.
number OF foot passengers who started with
out sufficient provisions, died from starvation.
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ERONI NEW YONK

iaadon Market =, Marx Lane Wheat had do,
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Tz3- It is said that the Johnson House Hall,
fronting on Frankfort street and formerly known
As Centre Street Theatre, has been leased for one
year to Mr.. Wheeler, OF Louisville, to be used for
Opera, Minstresy. and other popular styles orpub.
Inc amusement
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NoTIoE.-The undersigned, having been nomi-
mated for the Office of First Assistant Engineer of
the City of Cleveland hereby tenders his resigna-
ton of that nomination ID. PRIrCHARD.
Cleveland, Juue 4th 1859.
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SATURDAY AFTERNooN'S REPORT


NEw YORK, June 4.
The race over the Fashion Course commenced
yesterday The Jamaica stakes for three year
olds was won by Pauline Time 80 and 1853
The Jockey Club Handicap was won by Bill
Cheapham, one mile aud bali in 2i5.
Tue three mile race was won by Blu Dearing in
345 Ia. In the last race only one heat. u J.
Walker the contendug horse broke down aud was
Withdrawn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-06

CORRECTION By an important error in Sat
urday mornings Court Report, Mr. James R.
Worswick, was reported as having been arrest
ed on a charge of grand larceny, when it should
have been Tor assault and battery. This last
charge was dismissed, and the bail of the plain.
tiff was ordered to pay the cost OF course oil
who are acquainted with Mr. Worswick will see
the absurdity Of the mistake.
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Look OUT FOR A COUNTERFEIT.--We are in.
ormed by Mr.. E. L. Lee, that spurious FIVE dollar
uotes on The Granite Bank Pascoag II J., are be.
lug circulated in this city The vignette repre-
5ents steamboat upon river. On the right end
is a portrait Of Washington, aud on the lett a pic
people need to look sharp-Bu6aio Express.
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T-Y1 Hutchinga' Life EXhllaraut Is reJuye
nstgr of unapp oacha0le aud imnnnlc exec oucu. Fl
al NO YOU, diseases matter how produced II mus u'
,useIe an tul BILE specific IS also cure for ullc
inns cen erug u tue liver. stomach nrau, tts mis-
Is t b stow ifcng b. vitality, aud phy slc ability SOC
IL W1n ttgke Cleveland.
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Signed
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it has been currently reported that in mos

IL has been currently reported that IN most
Of the Western c les the Town Bel" tolls every day
noon for Inc inhsb ants 10 gup own qunne, as pre-
ven i've of iseass caused hy malaria the climate OF
course taking qliIine rs acoutagous habit every new
settler rs supple the uoisunou, drug, and nsluc ed
to otakoU n rge qlr n les he escape the Few !
an Agua livery hous' has its medicine chest led with
this dangerous stuff and regular as the hour comes
around sore do they gu it down, rs though 1t WIS
the richest delic icy Of The season. DrJ seuor "a
Good Samaritan of Pit sburgh knowing tho dr. adul ei
ects Of uuna upon the human system, when tukcn wi
SO much iudscre ion has epurol compound which s.
all cases wnth thas been tired proved speedy cure
for ever aud Aguo and all other discusses caused by the
dge'uve org ms.
For sa 10 % druggists and dealers generally everywhere
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PLAIN AND oRNAMENTAL PRINTING.
" Plain and Ornamental Printing of every descrp,io
dJno the Printing Establishment Of the Leader Office,
the latest mpr we'd and rapid steam presses in the
oestste, on short uotco and at reasonable rates Par
tcodar attention paid to blank work Every description
ofBulins done especially Blank Books Lodgers Journ
ais sale, R2 Il Receyns Rooks. &c hc
STEAMBOAT DErARTUREs.-For Bufalo-The
Arctic, Capt. FIsH, this evening.
For Dsirol--The Ocean, Capt EVANS, this eve
ming
For Tolcdo--The Forester, Capt WARD, this
morning at o'clock
For Detroit and Lake Superior-The Northern
Light, Capt. SPALDING, this evening.
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T-97 Halls Homeopathic Pharmacy, opposite
Weddell House, is the place to have your walls
re filed with fresh medicine.
may27tlRs
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,espors" ~ the Unioh ieieEraph
pTFIon, wARfNss Block, oORNER oF BAuE ANp
~ oLAIR sTREKTs
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GUsTAvE sATTER
c9- These Pianos are for sale by
OSSIAN Il. DODGE,
apra1mR2O No. Euclid street Cleveland.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
In. Cheesemnn,s Pllls.

he combiuat of iugr dien in these Pills is tho
suit Of long aud extensive practice They are mild IN
their operutou and e.tain in correcting a irregularities
Painful Meusruptions removing all distractions wie'h-
from cold or Otherwise headache, pau in the side, pal
grafton ofthe heart whites all nervous affections hy-
ercs tatguo, pain in the back and Inns, Sc disturbed
= sep, which arise from iute ruption of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were the commencement new era 10 the treatment OF
these irreg ares aud obstucos which have consigned
so many thous of he young TIE beautiful and the be"
loved to PREM TURE GRAVE. No female can enjoy good
heath unless she is regular and Whenever an obstruction
takes place the general heal begins 10 decline.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S Pulls
re the most eauctua remedy known for all COM
plants pecu ia Females all CLOSES they are inyn
liable taduciag toi certaiRt, perOuicdi regularity The,
are tno hnu' auds, who have used a. m at different
peuud,, iutpughOu he Huntr' wing the sanction o
the m 81 eminent p1ySci ms vi AnicTlcd.
Explicit directions SIiiHg phrn and 9hen they should no
be d WIN eacn Boxtho Price one Dollar each bor con
taininy 40 Piiis. ~., ~ nan.
sent by mail praHptLy Osing price To the Genera
Agent. Sold by druggists generally
X. & HUrCNINGS, General Agent,
N IGi Champers New Yurk
Sold in Cleveland by WA f FtSKE ADD GAYLORD S
uAMWOND Hpr-d&wGn2 Y
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W Members Of the High School Association
will bear in mind the meeting tonight az the High
School building at half past seven o'clock.
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HUTCHINGs LIFE ENHILAkANr - Laulea o.
weak and sck, constitutions should tke the tiulc hst
Life Exmll ant o. viii make you strong healthy aha ep
nv All Oastuctuus and lTttg laruts rom lnt
e ruu orguuf and restore the bloom Of health 90 De
slck and was Cd osTe-woIu face sold by Wm tihNr
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Alarm Spring Sash Balance
-PAIENT
March I'd. 1858, by
THos DENHAM JOSEPH W briggs,
nfCIpytluud Ohio

OfCleyolnnd, Ohio
THE SPRING AND IT'S ATTACH
III ments perfect substitute for weighs and put
toys aud balances The sash desired potnI giving
ALARM by tho rails or lowering Of the suth, ana
easily applied 10 windows iu buildu ready hult.
Ihe following tostiu, NAL S from the weoWn Muster
Builders uf Cleveland g.
CLEyELAhD, Ohio November 1863
Mossrs DENHAM BBIuus We, the undersigned hay
nF examined your ALARM SPRING SASH BALANCE,
Chuorluy fcCm end 10 as un iuyon ion valuable
to community and superior o. gn thWg io ike pur ost
we have patented IhuHath hoiuB teCty hul-
nuoed AMI burglar proof togo ot with Tho eieCtn 81 aud
smuui Of construction, aud az pied 10 the window win
such CumpBUt yoy trihug expense sufficient guaranty
that generous public VIII adUpt 70, aud NJ viii come into
general uso, Truly yours, go
j. NJ uChhun .AfchituCl sanC StunCyuut. Builder
aud Builder Geo Campbell. ,.rtt. do
W. Warner ,.ss..s sBuild010 II kidnrY,at,,.., DO
sherman konney ..... do InnCs Budgu. ...,... do
W. Iuhhuu--........ do a q Buiuufd ....... do
NJ stiles. ......... 90 IS. a Richardson, 90. do
william C0llhtef.. DO " NJ Wa d...,,,,,. do
Henry Blair. ......... DO IS fuluhna ..tt,,t,, DO
=. y Young, ,...s..., 90 Low johnson. ..''s.t 40
A, j. Fipor...,s.l,, 40 ll0m tWons ,'''C lhtiautof
Ohm GU ,........ Contractor ana hullher,
and Builder.
This Invention Ia on exhibition al the Paint aud Glass
Warehouse Of n. DENiiAM No 10 Public square
County and State Rghsor sale by the patontuoS doo2l
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WEBSTER'S UNABRIDGED.

NEW w ElJl llON.
The undersigned have Ia ptoss new edition Of Web
sters Quuro DiOuaTy Uh'brdgoi, containing between
EOtT AND TEN THOUSAND NEW WORDS,
FIFTEEN HUNDRED
Pictorial Illustrations,
Beautifully sTsCued OKtUu i've Fable ut Syuuu ms. and
vauus her uuw ufos, muknH luuu Of about sew
teen hundred pages. The work will d. issued with all
convenient dispatch "Gut the best Get Webster.
Sptomons OF thr Illustrations Way ho s6en ut the new
q q. MERRIAM.
sprin dold, Apss, Aprll, sb9-npl INtw2mgl'
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TUE CLEVELAND AND BUFFALO STEAMERS
On Wednesday next tho spend id steamers Wes.
tern Metropolis and City of Buffalo viii commence
their regular night trips from our city to Buffalo,
running in connection with the railroads. Thoy
will leave every evening at o'clock on the arrival
of the trains on the c. G q O., the @. u T., and
the C. & P. Railroads., 1.-THE time on the c. & T road
being changed TO favor this arrangement, The
fare on these boats will be So, meals and state
rooms so cents each.
The Cleveland agent, Mr.. G. L. HHAToN, W,
have known for fifteen years as one OF our best
business men The Company could not have mad,
better selection for agent at this port, aud we con
sratuate them upon securing Mr.. HELToN's serW
ces. Attentive officers, commodious and eegan
| apartments the best Of fare and good night
rest will be found among the prominent features Of
this new line OF boats,
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BURGLARS CAUGHT IN DErRoir.--Marshal
Craw returned from Detroit on Saturday with
James Abbott, who had been guilty Of burglary
in this city There we're two others connected
with him in the rausactions--James Butler and
John Collins Abbott fed from this city and was
captured at Port Huron and taken from there to
Detroit Butler escaped the vigilance Of the OIL
GERS both here aud at Detroit, and is now at large
in Chicago. Collins was arrested in Detroit, and
is now in Jail at that place awaiting a requistion
10 be returned to Ohio. These two Abbott and
Collins, have been indicted by the grand jury for
burglary.