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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM BUENOS AYRES.


Buenos Ayres dates of January 23rd are receiY-
ed. The supply ships Relraie, Corvette, Preble,
and steamer Southern Star had arrived at Mon
tiveIer, and the latter had started for Corientes,
towing the Preble.
On tie arrival of the advance part of the squad
ron at Rasa Bio, the local authorities sent dis
patch TO Admiral Shubrick asking the reason Of
this collection Of force. The answer was not pub
lished.
On the 10th the squadron was at Parana,
where Commodore Bowlin and Admiral Shu-
brick had an interview with Urquiza. The lat
ter had since gone north, and it was said was
bound to Paraguay to tender his good Offices to
Lopez.
The Buenos Ayres time says hopes of a
peaceful settlement are more generally enter
tertained, and he thinks Lopez will cut down
the claim to its lowest limits, ratify the former
treaty, and promise protection and encourage,
ment to American citizens.
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SPencerian System
PRACTICAL PENMANSHIP
In Series of Eight Progressive Books.


TN which Letters are introduced by
analysts and syntheis, and progressively graded 10
the Of schools and pupils Of every class Each
book contains uci Tu les and scientific instructions app
cable to ach letter and copy that gent
can efficiently impart instruction the learner acquire
elegant and systematic handwriting without the and Of
teacher.
DESCRIPTION OF THE SEVERAL BOOKS, VIZ:
No 1-Conains eight different letters with their simple
combinations. Explanations are plainly written
above copy.
No 2-Contans different letters and affords addition al
practice on the letters in Book L The first two
hooks embrace all the short, contracted let
tiers, and are designed fOr beginners and poor WI
No. 3-Conains the u long extended letters iutruduc
ed by principles, analysis and synthesis.
No. 4-Embrares the capitals, which introduced BY
principles and analysis IN connection with words
and combinations best calculated to pro uce good
form. orderand facility OF execution
No. 5-Conains sentences embr, cling eapalsand
small letters affOrding substantial practice on all
the principles and rues given IN the preceding
M -Contains short Business Forms Of every Gay
in business bookkeeping, 40, and IS an into
ductiOn to book Z.
M Book of correct Business Forms, embracing Due
Bills, Receipts. Orders, Notes. Drafts Set # Ex
change Accounts Current Account Sales, Ledg-
vrHeadings, Letter Of Introduction, SuperseTip-
tiOns, &c.
M S-Iadiss Book. Of approved notifications Of the
System designed TO impart plain rapid and
beautiful Epistolary hand.
EXERCISE BOOKS
M Ito accompany books l. 3 and g. 10 aid the pupi
in acquiring that free use of the fingers and fore
arm essential to easy and rapid execution Of IN
contracted and extended letters
No 2To be used in connection WI the higher numbers
oftbe Series to gain command Of the hand in the
movement required to execute the advanced cop
les and business Wi ing generally
Sold at wholesale and retail by
febll J. CObb q W
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRT.-Judge VIII
son was engaged this morning in hearing the argu-
ments of counsel on motion for q new trial in the
case of Pierce vs.. Bloom. Judge Ranney appear
ing for the motion, and NJ R. Keith for the defen.
dant.
William Fletcher VS.. the Mt. Pleasant Branch of
the State Bank and the Auditor and Treasurer of
Jefferson County. Preliminary injunction allOwedto
sustain the Bank from furnishing statementto to the
Auditor, and officers of the County from collecting
taxes under act OF April II, 1858.
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TUESDAY EVENING" March 70, 1853.
Present-Messrs. Ransom, Stephan. Williams,
OViatt, Rezner, WinsloW, Thomson, Sweet, Rider,
johnson, Detmer, Ford, Hopkinson, Thayer, Nc
Lain and HerTick.
The President, Mr.. Cofinberry, in the chair.
Minutes of the last meeting read and approved.
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A PROMISING YoUTH.-A lad of about thirteen
delivered himself in one Of our Sabbath schools,
on Sunday last, of the following Il mean to do
good and get good. When Pm man I'll buy a
farm and get married, and live upon it, and raise a
family" The teacher felt himself in imminent
danger of topping over the "centre of gravity, I"
but contrived, by desperate effort, to maintain
his equilibrium, and hold his risible muscles in
check until out of school.
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SPRING VEGETABLES IN MARCH Among the
early productions in this line, that noticed yes
terday on Ontario street, was several nice lots of
tender pie plant, some lettuce, radishes, young
green onions and spinach; quite tempting vari-
ETY. for the view of epicures. If this mild weather
continues, the market will soon be well supplied
with green vegetables, at least three weeks sooner
than usual
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BARBERINe SALooN.-Challes FIeidner, whose
alme is well known as connected with the manu-
facture of hair-work, has. connected with, and
opening from the Weddell House, a fine saloon for
shaving, hair dressing, &C., TO which bathing
rooms are attached, where the tired, dirty. un-
shorn, unkempt and unwashed traveller can be so
rejuve0sted in few moments as 70 feel like new
creature. Everything connected with the establish
ment is kept in the best style.
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OVERLAND MAIL.

ST. LOUIS, March IA.
Tho Overland Mail of the 18th has arrived
bringing one through and five way passengers
They report several tribes of Indians at Apache
Pass for the purpose of making treaties.
The Camanches had stolen 50 mules from a
drove belonging to the Company, designed to sup
ply the stations. a company of Rangers had start
ed in pursuit.
The company is supplying tho stations with
Sharp's rifles and ammunition.
The report that Gov. Presquina of Sonora was
deposed, is not confirmed.
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LATER FROM MExICO, &c.

New ORLEANS, March a.
The Tennessees mails confirm the news of the
success of the Liberals.
Gen. Ampudia reports that the Reactionists ~
under Codas, 1900 strong, were twice beaten back
by an Inferior force.
Miramon was reported as retreating to Orizaba.
The news of the intended action of our Govern
ment has greatly encouraged the liberals.
The slOop ot-war Havana has arrived at Vera
Cruz.
The English and French are harrassing Juarez.
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S- Hawks & Brothers have just received the
London Illustrated News by the last steamer, also
the n. Y. Ledger. Accompanying the News is
copy of elegant portrait Of the Prince of Wales
and the pictures of the main and clock towers Of
the new House of Parliament, all painted in oil in
the most artistic manner.
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RELEASED ON BAIL.-John F. Reifel, arrested in
Gallon for passing counterfeit money, on a war
rant issued from the United States Court, and
Champion Belden. arrested on the same charge,
were released on bail in the o. S. District Court
this forenoon.
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THE EED NOT YET-The Jury in the case OF
Alden VS.. Pelton, for malicious prosecution, came
in yesterday afternoon unable to agree. The above
case has been on trial some five or six days, and
since the parties first resorted to the uncertain
ties of the law for redress of grievances, they must
have spent much more than the original amount
involved. Experience is indeed dear school.
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CUBA MEETING.

NEW York, March Is.
A mass meeting was held last night in Tamma-
ny Hall for the purpose of giving expression TO
the feeling with which the Democracy of New
York regard the proposed annexation of Cuba.
The meeting was a large one. Ex-Mayor Mickle
presided. Isaac V. Fowler read ihe resolutions,
and Senator Brown, of Mississippi, and the Hon.
John Cochrane and Capt. Rynders made speeches,
which were to the effect that Cuba must be ours.
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NEW YoRK. March Is

1t appears that the SLAYER captured on the
coast of Porto Rico early in February, was the
barque Majesty, and that she had over thou
sand negroes on board The American Cap
tain and the Spanish owner made their escape,
which, with the taking of the SLAYER into Porto
Rico, has much the appearance of collusion.
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HOME TESTIMONY.
H., a. piefsbs,rah Tinted Presb,feriou

From TIC RtsbsTgh United PresbyteTiaH.
We have .r:ed Hostetters Stomach Bers Dyspepsia
speak favOrably of its effects and have hesit-
commencing them those suffering from deb-
ity of the kind.
From the Pittsbuyh Post, AE0Hst q, 1883
HosTETTER's BITTERs-These Bitiers have obtained a
wide spread and we'll deserved celebrity in all parts Of the
country They are an admirable remedy for Freat variety
of diseases sufficient evidence of its bene
fetal character to observe the immense quantities of 1t
shipped by Messrs Hostetter Smith, the propretOas to
all points in the country.
From the Pittsburgh GGSette, August 1s, 1858.
Knowledge is gained by experiences and though we have
heretofore very little in medical preparations we are
compe in Just TO the manufacturers to say that Hos
letters Stomach Btes has been the ofcurng us Of
attack of Dyspepsia and has removed pain IN the
stomach in very short time
For sale BY druggists and dealers generally everywhere
u HoIloway's Pills are especially recon-
meuded for the of scury and other complaints most
common and those unable to get fresh meat
They act as substitute sasehaTine matter and peuira
ize the effect saline diet absorb ng the poisonous eff
fects salt and rendering the blood pure and the vital
energies free from deblitating Influences.
Sold at the manufaeiory. No. 80 Maiden Lane, New
York. and By all Druggists. at 25c, sc. and 81 DCt
boY 28
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OUR MUSICAL FRIEND !:

TWELVE PAGES OF POPULAR MUSIC FOR TEN
CENTS.
Our MUSICAL FRIEND" I" is filed with the best Piano
Solos Duets Songs operatc Aras, POlkas, MaZurkas,
Gu driles waltzes and every other species Of musical
composition for and Piano. by the best American and
European Composers printed on fusized music paper,
adapted to every grade of performer
The same quantity cf music, procured from the gular
publishers, weuld cost than ten times what we
charge. ftt
A years subscriptionto Our Musical Friend will
cure new and fashionable music worth at least Two HUN
DOLLARS and entirely sufficient for the home circle
PRICE TEN CENTS, WEEKLY.
Yearly s.; Half Yearly $3.50; Qaarserlv SI25. The
volume commenced on the lst December. 1858.
C. B SEYMOUR co, Proprietors,
mar2i&wlm22i NJ. l3 Frankfort ST, N Y
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MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES:
IL has been my good fortune to restore to health many
thousands of my cOuntry-wOmen-
NV success has excited the malice Of the enviOus and
ous but their prosecutions have served only extend
nd establish nv reputation Showers of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved. SOlong am beld in afectionae and
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced my
skill can afford despise the efforts of mischief-uAkers
nd slanderer.
Mvfriepds nave repeatedly urged me place my med
for producing mensruaiion within the reach oi the
ladies of the United states; but inspotion TO enter
field so occupied BY quacks with their pernciOus nosrums
and fear that unprnpled eountereters might palm upon
the public their worthless limitations, have hitherto pre-
vented me from establishing agencies for the sale of
AAIIE DE FEMME" in the United States
Atla yield the enreaties Of patients and friends
and offer to the suffering Females America medicine
which has rendered me somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy OF theAnIlE DE FE MME,"
need only say that it liquid FORM and is exactly such
As have used in my practice in France and
hat it has never failed secure satisfactory result
The Annie de Femme and meEsruation stand in the re
lation Of and effect alike powerful 30 originate
healthy menstrual ow where has existed and TO
restore 1t where thas from any suppressed
In orerto guard against imposition the wrapper Of direc
neus on each bottle OF the Amis de Femme will bear my
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing beI
will be sealed with my private seal
Price, $500 package. p1copo
PARIS, January 1857.
For sale. Wholesale and Retail ey WILLIAM FIsKE
No 23 Superior street, Cleveland who viii supply the
Annie de Femme at the Proprietor's prices.
sulOdkwlye
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n E. RUFFINI offers the greatest bargains ever
made in Furs. They consist of Capes, Muns, Caps
Robes, Mufiers, 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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Gg Lost last Friday evening between Ply
mouth Church and Chapin's Hall, fur Vietorine.
The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at the
Leader Counting Room. dtf.
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BowmANsvILlE, G. W, March

DUW MAN5FILLtI o W . uINIVII To
Two men, one woman and a child were
drowned off Port Darlington last evening.
They were in small boat, which was capsized
in gale The names of the parties were
Croker, Terry, Mrs. Terry and child.
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Nsw YoRK, March Il

The Moth German Loyds screw steamer
Weser, which was obliged to return to Cork for
repairs in December last, on her first voyage
from Bremen to New York, was advertised to
leave Cork for New York on or about the lst Of
March, and is consequently now due.
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ARREsTs.-Andrew James was arrested yesier-
day for intoxicatiOn. James Campbell was arrested
By officer Vanhusen for larceny and William Hinck.
icy for petit larceny.
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FoR SALE.-A leasehold, right hand side of On.
arO street. No. 49, for further particulars enquire
at No. IS, Ontario street, or at John Hays, Coal
Pier of the c. &PRR
March 18th. ls59-5t223.
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FROM COLLINGWOOD, c. w,
CoLLINewooD, c. W. March IA

OOLLINGWUUDI =. " . MaICu III
The harbor here is entirely clear of ice, and ac-
tive preparations are being made for starting line
of steamers between here and Chicago, with in
creased facilities for traffic over former years.
Steamers are also being fitted cut for regular
lines to Lake Superior, Bruce Mines, &c
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READY TO START

KINGSTON, G. W. March Is.
There are yet large quantities of ice in the har-
Dor, but it broken up and will be carried of by
the first wind
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BosToN, Marbh l5

Last evening the Rosin Oil Factory of A. W.
Trowbridge & Co, at Newton Centre, was de-
stroyed by fire, with the small buildings ad-
Joining Loss about $4,000.
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COAL! COALM COAL
1nHN Ton & YATES

Are prepared to deliver pure article BRIAR HILL
cHIPPEwAY und LAcKAwANNA COAL, selected
expressly for family use.
Orders promptly filled their Yard, on the Canal,
near the foot Of vineyard street. Cleveland, o.
To1rN ron o-I9den 9ass yN YATES.
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r. New York Ledger, Waverley Magazine,
Weekly Mercury, Line of Battle Ship, Flag of our
Union, BaIIous Pictorial, &c, for this week, also
London Illustrated News, Bells Life, Punch, Lon
don Weekly Times, and London Journalf for Febru-
ary 26th, can be had of olmsted, opposite Post
Office.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-16

THE PROsPEcT STRET EVENING ScHooL.-At
the closing of the Prospect st. school last Monday
evening, the scholars of Mr. Herrick's class, to
show their high appreciation of his worth as a
teacher, and their heart felt gratitude for the
siduity with which be had impaired instruction to
them, presented Mr.. H. with an elegantly bound
copy of Fetcher's Brazil and the Brazilians. Mr.
Herrick responded to the presentation in few
brief and pertinent remarks, which done honor to
his head and heart. The scholars also expressed
their thanks to the City Counci il and the Board of
Education, and to all others who have been instru-
mental in establishing these evening free schools
which have opened the road to knowledge to many
who otherwise would have had no means of OBJ
tanning an education. Numbers of the pupils
have made such progress in their studies, that
when they have a spare hour they can go forward
without the aid of q teacher.
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Sr. Johns. N. f. March Is.

~ OOAANo, ~ - , AA@ANA AS'
The steamer Prince Albert, from New York,
on the Sd inst, has not yet made her appear
ance here Weather clear.
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- For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth pape
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g-La Pira Del Amor, Clay, Calhoun and Web.
ster, and other fine brands of Yara segars, at the
Golden Star. At
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Meoirines.
N0flct JTom Tie Nei5 f0TE IF7Juae
OS0 TWELVE YEARS AGO

1870 TWELVE YEARS AGO
lOOcO the success u several medical Gentlemen
ID curing sease upon principles in aecordanee with great
rated inst;tu under Of Legs1tura bv the
title Of THE GRlEEFEzBERG COMPANY OF NEw IoRK-
The continued success Of their and the hr hold
the honor conferred the Association by egseiiTe
actmen and they have 70 feel great pride In
by pubic authority Unsolicited test nnony nom public snd
private IndiFdu s and commendaiOry notices IN the lea
ing lOprt Dear witness to the medical skill a1d hish
InstuOn thus assuring the public that among the
worthy advertisers Of the day the GREFENBERG Con-
PtNY has ever been and will be reliable and trustworthy
medium for the restoration heal to the afflicted an
all who suffering may add them with entire conf
denee.
institution ucl ly set forth in the GRRFENBERG MAN
UAL OF HEALTH invaluable medical wOrk, published
twenty-five cents, or which II is mailed free to any
part Of the country.
The health OF American women, diseases ofchdTsnanl
common diseases incident to this try received the
attention OF this tutioo and is enough thattry
have proved folly competent 0rthe great trust
which the public have cOn6ded to Their skill
The columns Of The Tribune and other journals have
ample teStmn regarding their remedies and our re
ders are referTed to them for particulars
From the Democratic Ace.
RELIEF FOR MOTHERS AND CHII DREN-In no country
do women suffer so much Trnm diseases peculiar 70 thlr
n the UEe Staies in country do many CHI
dren die prematurely 1t was with full knowledge 0f
these facts that the GIienbeTg Company No y Park
Row. New York. opened their eTeat establishments for
treating these delicate and dangerous diseases Dr. Joshu
= Bridge is in attendance y the oce and ne IS
his delicate dut We shall hereafter eater INTO this
subject, with minute specifications
The GREFENBERG MEDICINES are for sale bv civ
dT1ssts and dealers IN R.cns throughout the staies
Orders should be addressed 70
H B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
JAMS Agent for Ohio.
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STEAMER BURNED.

The U. S. Steamboat D. H. Martin. loaded with
hay and bound for Fort Smith, burned on the llth,
60 miles above Little Rock The boat and cargo
are total loss No lives lost
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~ Ocean Bird Concha's, at the Golden Star
segar store, l3s Superior st. 1t
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ingham Bragg-Seh0ol Books.
Geo. Greenfield-WIgs sc.
C L. Bauder-IIall for Rent.
John nSchTink-Confeciionery
]. T. Alsion-NOiice.
T. I. Ba dwin Co.-New Goods.
VIVA Denion-Lestme.
Olmsted's News Depoi-Busness Notice.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
YEsTERDAYAFrERNoONS REPORT
KANSAS CONSTITUTIONAL CONVEN-
LEAvENwoRTH, March IA.

Gov. Medary has issued proclamation for an
election on the 4th Monday in March, in aecor-
dance with the act of the last legislature, provid-
| ing for the formation of a Constitution and State
| Government for Kansas Three months resi-
dence prior to the election is requisite to vote.
Aliens have declared their intention of becoming
citizens if they are qualified.
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DIR. MANN'S
AGUE BALSAM!
Unrivalled in the History of Medicine
THIs BALSAM THAT HAS BEEN

THIS BALSAM THAT HAS BEEN
A extensively sold and met with such unTvalled sue
for the five years. and bEousht health and happ
70 many families throughout the stern country IS
stor Of TINS Wonderful Compound and We are happy 10 stat.
70 The world that The object sought fr as been gains
Of disc those pTOdaeed by malaria and enters
poison maaria int SYSTEM and particu-
larly recommended Nov for lew evidences:
OBERLIS, Ohio, June 1, 1853.
BIESSRS. s. X. MANN CO.-Gents Having had
occasion some Of AGUE BAISABI in my fam
y, find it the most prompt and efficient remsdal agent
for the certain Of used aud strsnghen
ing tonic think it has no equal
Your Obedient Servant.
SAMUEL HEEDRY.
OLNEY. ILL, Sept %, 1857.
MESsRs. MANN & CO.-Gents: Your AGUE
OF ftke people of this locality We have shelves al
tents but Dr. Mapns Ague Palsa sells 10 preference to
all others from the simple feet that II IS destined
to excet all other remedies ever offered u.vDyrv
CAIRO, ILL, May Is. 1883.
DIR MANN & CO GALLON Ohio-Gents: Your Agus
Balsam the Peoples remedy in this part Of The
country the cure of and ever We have never
looked upon perfect antd0te TO malarcus diseases
RE REED ISII' : 'PErruoHN.
ST. LOUIS. June lsi, 1853.
MESSRS s. K. MANN & COVE fnd the demand
Dr. Manns Ague Balsam daily increasing and the great
demand for is sufficient evidence Of its great merit In
those selling and paIti urrly thoe using Il to Be
that 1t has equal IN pTOpret0rT remedies and that MS
certain specific is fact that cannot be disputed
iiuy 0, NV j. SwiooD CO
S. MANN & CO., ProprietOrs, Gallon, Ohio.
= gaylord HAMMOND,
fsbI7 Cleveland