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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-15

THE HORSE RAILRoAD.-E. T. Sturtevant, S.
E. Adams, Milo II. Hickox, Isaac Sherman, Robt.
Harlow, John Welsh and Joseph Slaight, have
formed a corporation under the title of East
Cleveland Railroad Company" They organize un
der the provisions of the neral State law of in
corporation. The route proposed is from the juno
ton of the Euclid and Newburgh Roads to the
south west corner of the Public Square. The
capital stock is to be $4,000. Books will be
opened for subscriptions at the store of D. R. Hill
dreth, ESQ., East Cleveland, by the 10th of next
month
The President of the Company is E. t. Sturte-
want, and S. E. Adams is the Secretary.-PlGiH
Dealer.
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FIRENEN's NoMINATIoN.-The delegates from
each of the companies composing the Fire Depart
ment, met last evening at the Council Hall to make
nomination for Chief Engineer.
The meeting was called TO order, and J. S.
Stephenson was appointed Chairman, D. Pritchard
Secretary.
The Chairman stated the object of the meeting,
and the delegates proceeded to ballot, upon count
ing the ballot it was found that James Hill had re-
ceived the highest number of votes-cast where
upon James Hill was declared the Firemen's candi
date for Chief Engineer.
D. PRITCHARD, Sec'y.
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ARREsTs.-Stephen Ayrell was arrested yester-
day afternoon on charge of grand larceny. in en-
tering the butcher shop of Lewis Miller, during
his temporary absence, and abstracting from the
drawer about forty dollars in money; but did not
succeed in making his escape from the premises
with his booty. Avrel is a small boy of only
about II years Of age.
John McCanna was also arrested yesterday for
assault and battery, Robert Burns for intoxcation,
and that old habitue of our city prison, Nancy
Spears, is again in the lock up. charged with va
grancy.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
TUESDAY MORNING, MAR. is, 1889
TRAVELLERS REGISTER.
ARRIVALS
NEW ADVRRTIsRMFNTs-

o. Gutter Son-Auction Sale.
Melodeon Hall-Frank kenstein's Panorama
Sheldon Pease-ChicagO, Buffalo and Cleveland Line
Steamers.
Dr. White-Leclure.
Cady, Newhall 4 CO.-Sawed Flagging.
Lesh, Simmons 4 Co-Sundries
HOstetter's Biiters-Special Notice.
HOloway's Pills-Specisl Notice.
LeaseEold for sale-Bus Notice
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March l4th.

HHWe invite attention to the advertisement Of
Lesh, Simmons & Co., in this mornings paper.
They are engaged in the Produce business at AZ
Union street. where they will have for sale butter
eggs, cheese, lard; &c. Our country friends will
find this firm good one to do business with, and
all cOnsignments they may make to them will re
ceive prompt attention
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK. March IA
The PhiIadelphia's commercial advices antici a
ted the Isabel at Charleston. Gen Walker and
Col. NatZmer went passengers on the Philadelphia
TO Savannah.
Adyices flom Porto Rico received at Havana
state that large clipper ship went ashore on the
night of the l4tn, off Tiby near Punba de Candle
lero. She had GOO Africans en- board. Name un-
known; but had letter G. on one side OF her bow
The Captain, mate, and some Of the crew lad
died on the passage, and the rest of the crew were
sick. The negroes were taken TO the city, and the
sailors, twenty in number, committed TO prison.
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The Great vital RegeneratG
TRHSEMAR!
DIR. BrunOn's Bitters

o Hotsl Keepers, Rssfaurants, Druggists
Grocers and the PH5tie.
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RRnnIPANAnIA
NV Ynpr. March IA

New YORK, March H.
The brig Caroline brings Aspinwall dates of
February Goth, and Panama of February oath.
The sloop-Of-war st. Msrys arrived at Panama
on the 10th. Ga the next day Capt. Davis handed
over his command TO Capt. Thurbon. The old Of
fcers and crew were also relieved, and returned
on the Star Of the West.
The british steamer Callao arrived at Panama
on the 22d from South American ports.
Guayaquill was still under blockade by the Peru
Wan fleet.
From Chill there is no important news.
Another revolution was daily expected in Peru.
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PERRY MoSUEKNr.-We the undersigned, were
duly appointed Select Committee by the City
Council Of Cleveland to procure subscriptions, and
contract for the erection of Monument to Com
modore Perry, the Hero of Lake Erie, to be plac-
ed in the public Park of the city and surmounted
with life-sizs Statue of the Commodore, cut true
to life, in marble, and to be completed and ready
In pursuance of their authority the Committee
have contracted with 7. JOSEs & Sons, of Cleve>
land, to erect the monument in accordance with
the design autographed and published, and for
the sum of Six Thousand dollars. The eontrac>
tors have given bond in the sum Of Five Thou
sand Dollars, for the faithful performance of their
contract.
1t is confidently hoped and believed that the
contract price agreed to be paid, can be raised
without serious difficulty or delsy By voluntary
subscriptions and donations from our fellow citi-
Gems. 1t is only in this way that the cost of the
monument can be provided for.
We therefore appeal to The generosity and pa
triotism Of our fellow citizens to aid in the no
BILE enterprise Of erecting monument worthy to
commemorate the name and heroic services Of Per
~ and which shall be creditsble to the citizens Of
Cleveland. Hr5 aE tE
7. JONES & sozs are authorized to received sub
scriPtions and donations for the monument, and
We chserfully commend them as reliable men an'
worthy of public confidence.
HARVEY RICE.
]. KIRKPATRICK,
o. NJ. OvIATT,
c, d. WILLIAMS,
J. M. CoFFINBERRY.
Cleveland, March, u, ls59.-Rs.
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THE GALES OF FRIDAY LAsT.-The high wind
Of Friday last, did not cOnfne its power to sky
iglts, or sheds, but all about, and particularly in
the direction of Berea, very large number of
forest and sha1s trees were blown down and twist.
ed about like sapplings A large wooden shed
near Berea was overturned, and the gale made
havoc generally with every thing movable.
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SIX MANN & CO., PrOprietOrs, Gallon, Ohio.
Sold by all good Druggists.
WILLIAM FISKE,
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ERRATA.-In the advertisement of Lectures on
Geology, by VIM. Denton, in the Leader of yesier-
day, the compositor made the price of admission
to be 25 cents, when it should have been 10 cents
These lectures will be continued four evenings
more at fremont Hall. Admission 10 cents.
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WESTERN NEWS.

ST. Louis, March T.
The loss of the Neosha and Albuquerque mail
last November, is confirmed by the arrival here of
John Hail. conductor, who makes affidavit TO the
effect that when about days march behind Lieut..
Beals party, they were attacked by 40 Camanches,
badly wounded, and taken prisoner. The mail
was destroyed, Hall escaped from the Indians in
February. After enduring severe hardshps he
reached settlements in safety.
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Court OF COMMON PLEAs.- Before Judge
Bishop.-White Vs. spangler, Replevin; verdict for
plaintiff.
Tuttle ct al. vs. Skinner to recover land; verdict
for defendants.
Farr vs.. Clegg, on trial
Before Judge FOOt- Witouski vs.. Ridgeway,
Replevin; verdict Tor plaintiff
Masters vs.. Moses and QaageIY. on trial.
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NEWS
Arrival of the Star Of the West.

New YoRK, March l3.
The steamship Star of the West arrived at half.
past seven.
She brings S923,OOO in specie.
The California news is unmportant.
Faparaiso dates are to Jan. 3lst
The revolutionary movement progresses.
The province of Telcha, in the South, and Hiras-
co and Capapo in the North, are in arms against
the Government Troops have been sent to meet
the insurgents.
Any attempts towards revolt in the Provinces to
Nutle and Aeonagua had been frustrated by tine
seizure Of several Of the agitators.
The Comeycio, Journal favorable to the Gov
ernment, speaks of the revolutionary movements
with contempt, and says tranquility is certain.
Other authorities say the revolution is daily
gaining ground, and troubles are daily expected at
Valparaiso, where great fears of excesses by the
mob are entertained.
Lima dates are of Feb. llth. Business is COM
pletey paralyzed. No news ofinterest.
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MURDER;

MACOn, "a, IF.
letter has been received from Albany in this
State, announcing the murder OF cut. Joseph
Bond, citizen Of Macon. He was killed on Sat-
urday near Albany by LuciOus Brown; the difficult
ty is believed to have originated in Brown whip
ping one of Col. Bonds negroes. Col. Bond was
one of the largest cotton planters Of the South and
was one of our most popular and public spirited
citizens
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n The wind continued to play Inschievous
pranks throughout the day yesterday, doing some
slight damage, and making it very inconvenient
for crnoline to appear upon the streets Hoops
were like Bauquo's ghost, and would mot down
at their bidding"
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

WAsHTNGToE, March IA.
The Administration have been informed that the
commanders of the American, English and French
war vessels before Vera Cruz would act in concert
to protect the lives of foreigners should it become
necessary, under the attack of Miramon.
Mr.. Buchanan declared to q Senator last evening
that be had determined to call an extra session of
Congress, and would issue his proclamation with.
in ten days. The time will be determined upon on
Tuesday, in the Cabinet, but it will not be earlier
than the LIST of August
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RICHARD COBDEN.

TORONTO, Mach IA.
Mr.. Richard Golden arrived here to-day, and
this afternoon visited the Provincial Parliament
now in session
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Spencerian System
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In Series of Eight Progressive Books.

n which Letters are introduced by
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KILLED.

ALBANY. March IA.
A man named Timothy Murphy was instant
ly killed this afternoon, at Pruyn d Lansing's
boiler works, by having his head smashed to a
jelly by about 500 pounds Ofiron falling upon
it.
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FRANKENsTEIN's NIAGARA.-This magnificent
work of art, faithful transcript of one of the
wonders of the world, will be exhibited at the Me
lodeon on Thursday evening
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ME1icinEe.
Notice from ths Nev YorE 7ElIuss.
lQSO TWELVE YEARS AGO

No1oe iron ne Neg 1oTE lrttule.
1870 TWELVE YEARS AGO
1OOOS the sure s. 1f several medical gantleDen
natural laws, introduced Their esahshaenf a. an income
rated institution under Legsianre b. he
title Of The GRREFENBEaG COMPANY or NEW YoRK-
The continued OF their mec mes and the r sjd
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the honor conferred upon th ~ iogsiafV ~
pairing their with medical academies also chartered
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ing journals bear Witness TO the medical skill and high
personal character Of the gentlemen connected with the
unworthy advertisers Of the day the GREPENBERs Cow
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The principles and practice Of medicine adopted BY this
INSTITUTION are lnei y set forth in the GREFEBERe MAN
VAL OF HEALTH an invaluable medical WORK published
for family and therefore sid the nominal price Of
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The health or An erican women diseases Of and
the more obscure and chronic complaints well the
enllon OF thus tuition andt is enough that they
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The columns Of The Tribune and other curnas have Civ
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From tas Democratic Aoe.
RELIEF FOR MOTHERS ANp (,FTrIpRzx-I, no cornf-v
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NOT ARRIVED.

ST. JOHNS, N F., March IA.
The steamer Prince Albert which was spoken of
at Cape Race on Tuesday, has not yet arrived here
The coast is lined with ice, and it is supposed
that she has run tor Galway.
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FUK SALE-A IeasehUii, right hand sidO of On
taro street, No 49, for further particulars enquire
at No. Is, Ontario street, or at John Hays, Coal
Pier of the C. & P. R. r.
March 18th, lS59-5t223
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IE RUFFINI offers the greatest bargains ever
made in Furs They consist of Capes, Muffs, Caps
Robes, Muflers, Gloves, &C. He offers the highest
prices for Mink, Raccoon, Muskrat, and other
furs. Remember Sd door above Bank on Superior
street
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NARPENTERS TOOLS.-The larg-
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IRON AND STEEL.-At out q ship
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GEN. Shields ILLl
WASHINGTON, March l3.

WASHINGTON, March Is.
Gen. Shields has been i'll fol some days past.
The Navy Department will soon order the fit
ting out of vessels to relieve Others on foreign sta
tious,
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n soLoMoNSoN.

PRAcTcAL AND ScIKNTIFIc OPT1cAN,
eeps the largest assortment Of the most approved
PRcTAcLES AIlhis glasses, whether for near OF iAi
ishted are ground under his own inspection o5
Of anew construction with the greatest care SO
suit the eyes al cases. curing WssHess DsSsiasss
attenuation Of the Eyes, inparting strength ior long
reading OF fine sewing.
q N. H. Solomonson would here inform the paDAo
thathe Aever employs any il the sale ofhsienses
T Also, splendid assortment of SPY GLASSES. AI
eROgcOPES, Co1IPASSES, sc kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural.
iohces SO Superior street under the American Hotel
iun22
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March Appointments.
DR. II. TUBBS can be consulted as

DIT gives sundvded attention to Chronic Diseases
treating thousands Annually hundreds whom have
cred after all her resources had failed Mineral and
erposOns neverused patients encouraged
orsusea without corresponding prospect OF
recovery.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

E9La Pira Del Amor, Clay, Calhoun and Web
ster, and other foe brands of Yara segars, at the
Golden Star. At
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q The best segars in the city can be found at
c. I. MOrse's, l3s Superior street. sign of the
Golden Star. At
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InHN T0n q YATES

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II Orders promptly filed at their Yard, on the Canal
near the foot Of Vineyard street, Cleveland, O.
.TouN non oc1qd6m 916s JV. N YATES
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H Ocean Bird Concha's, at the Golden Star
segar store, I3s Superior ST. 1t
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AT this stage of the game, one o'clock this morn
irg the clubs adjourned to meet Wednesday even
ing. Detroit having slight advantage.
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cETe-
HOLMES TP., Crawford Co, Ohio. July. 1851.
DR. TUBBs-Sr: Since childhood have been afflicted
with Phthisc Asthma. My mother before suffered
from the same dis ease As grew older became
the parOry occurred Oener and prOtracted
and severe espe luly during the winter At
an lines little than ordinary exertiOn caused
lent cough and great oppression In breathing
While the paToxysns lasted there was distressing
cough agonized struggle for BREATH being
at times apparently the Veree OF suocaton Very
little sleep could be obtained al such tlmss and that little
while sitting in my chair. Two years ago Ind uced
by the statement Of lady whom you cured of Asthma to
make one more trial. -
ha little faith that time partly because had teen
so often Disappointed and partly because others said that
could get we'll. The Treatment was pursued under
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friends vet have been not only fully relieved Of ali symp
toms OF Asthma but Of ether affections accompanying
In e no cough now, breathe freely rest we'll and have
s00ff fe5Is Idsns"'' sUsANA W. QUAINTANcE.
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a The game of chess between the Cleveland
and Detroit clubs was continued last evening, with
the following result at the Goth move: