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AFTERNOON'S REPORT
rHE rHoRNnIkEnrIII.

BOsroN, Jan. I5.
Mr.. B. r. Curtis, one of the Counsel for Lieut..
Marin, appeared before the Judge of Probate to-
day and asked for pOstponemeRt Of the hearing
on account of the engagement Of Rufus Choate,
his colleague in the case. He also gave notice
that the jurisdiction of the Court in the matter
would be contested on the ground that Mr.. T. was
not an inhabitant of Massachusetts,.
By arrangement W. z. Il. Gardner and W. N.
Davis were appointed special Trustees of the pro-
Perty, pending the legal decision. The satisfac-
tory bonds will be fixed by the Court on Monday
next, and full hearing of the case is set for
Friday.
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CONGRESSIONAL.


WASHINGTON, Jan. Is.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Foster, of Me-, asked but did not receive
consent to introduce bill authorizing the Post>
master Ger eral to contract to carry the mails be-
tween Bangor and Halifax by railroad.
The bill extending he patent for seven years to
las. G. Holmes for an improvement of chairs for
invslids, was passed by los against 81.
On motion of Mr.. Winslow, of N. c., resolu-
ton was adopted calling on the Secretary of the
Navy for information generally, concerning the
Navy Yards, the object being to facilitate the bu-
siness before the Naval Committee.
On motion of Mr.. Howard, of Michigan, it was
Resolved. That the Naval Committee report what
legislation is necessary to reduce the expenses of
the navy, and whether any yards or docks can
be abandoned.
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole on the bill to codify the revenue laws.
At the instance Of Mr.. Stephens, of Ca, the
consideration of the motion to commit the French
Spoliation BILL reported at the last session to the
Committee of the Whole on the State of the Union,
was further postponed till February 1st.
This does not affect the bill recently passed by
the Senate.
The House then took up the private Calendar.
Senate not in session.
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Anniversary OF THE CHILDREN's AID socI-
ETY.-This Society VIII hold their second annual
meeting on Tuesday evening, in connection with
the industrial School There will be exercises Of
the children for about half an hour, after which c.
REENELIN, Esq, viii address the audience
Wefeel under obligations to the Cleveland Libra
ry Association for their generosity in renquishing
their claim on that evening for the Melodeon Hall,
for the lecture of Mr.. Diekman, who is to lecture
this evening instead. Mr.. Brainard has generously
donated the use Of the Melodeon for our annversa-
~ meeting. R. WATERTON, Sec'y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-17

FREIGHTs EAsTwARD.-Althought the seasonfO
shipping stock East is over there are still some
quantities being forwarded over the C. & E. Rail-
road. Since The first of January there have been
sheep, over 100 double decked cars hogs, and
nearly $500 dressed hogs. There has been during
the same time, large quantity of hams, beef and
pork in barrels and tierces, eggs ale, grains, &C.
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A SUPPOSED FUeITIvE ARRESTED letter
addressed to VIM. jackson, from Cleveland, hap
pened to be taken ont of the Office here and opened
by the wrong man, aud as it gave warning to the
person to whom twas addressed that the officers
were in pursuit, and that he had better keep out of
the way, information was given to the police. The
writer himself was in jail at Cleveland, for some Of
fence. Yesterday the real Wm. Jackson called at
the Office for the letter. and was taken into custody
by Detective Hazen, and locked up in the Ham
mond street station. He will be detained until the
authorities at Cleveland can be heard from-Ci
Gazette, 18th.
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PANoRAMA.-The Panorama of the Crimean War
will be exhibited at the Melodeon this week or
next 1t was designed to commence its exhibition
there this evening, but the hall being previously
engaged for lectures it is found impracticable for it
70 appear for few days. Whenit comes it will be
found worth avisit
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-17

C.L. L.A-Ralph Waldo Emerson will lecture be-
fore the Library Association on Thursday evening
next Subject-"Country Life"
Bsyard Taylor's lecture on Tuesday evening of
next week, viii be upon Life in the North" q
subject OF which he of all Others can speak know
ingly His letters from the Northern regions have
kindled the greatest enthusiasm to hear him.
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A CARD.-The managers of the Ladies Home
Missionary Society desire thus publicly, to express
their gratitude to those who so generously contrib
ued to the success Of the concert for the benefit Of
the Ragged School, under their care. Especially
to the musical performers; to Profs. Edgarton
and Barnitz, for their recitations; to Mr. Branard
for the use of the Melodeon; and to the editors end
printers for numerous favors, and hope they may
be rewarded for their labOur of love. The amount
Of receipts is not yet ascerained, but the result is
highly satisfactory.
In behalf Of the Society.
Jan. Is, '5s. MRS J. B. BARNES, seey
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FROM ST. louis

ST. LOUIS, Jan. Is.
The constitutional amendment limiting the State
debt, passed the Senate yesterday by vote of 20
to 5.
No action was had on the bill providing for the
protection of the border counties against the
Kansas banditti.
Mr. Wakeman, a passenger by the overland
II all, reports that the Mexican Boundary Cons
missioners had a trunk, containing valuable pa
pers, stolen from the travelling conveyance. short
distance this side of El Paso.
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BUFFALO NEWS.

BUFFALO, Jan. 10
The annual report of the Board of Lake Un-
derwriters, published this morning, shows the to-
tai loss on steam and sailing vessels, with their
cargOes during the year 1858. to be S7S2,232, q
decrease from the previous year Of S6o5, ,7O3.-
The total loss Of life for 1858 vas l22, decrease
from the previous year of 36s.
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ALMOST DRowNED.-On Saturday evening a
little German boy whose parents live on St. Clair
street, beyond Erie fell through open trap door
to cistern which was nearly filed with water
Fortunately, barrel had been placed in the cisten
to soak The boy fell into This barrel and in so do
ing, caught hold of the chimes, by holding on to
which he kept himself up until he could be drawn
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SINGING scHoOL.-PrOf Bird will commence
the second term Of instruction in singing on
Wednesday evening next Prof Birds class has
been an exceedingly large one, over hundred hav-
ing been enrolled as members. The new class
promises to be equally large. /.
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ARREsTs.-No important arrests were made by
the police during Saturday and Sunday. Two men
were taken for stealing two CRATES valued at one
dollar, from a store; and another being drunk was
working at door, not his own, endeavoring to get
in. His effort at the key-h1le being unsuccessful
he was charitsbly provided with lodging at the
station house.
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INDIANA LEGISLATURES.

INDIANAPOLIsI Jan. IA.
The Legislature in joint convention this fore
noon elected the following officers: State Print
er-John C. Walker, Laporte county Agent Of
State-James A. Cravcns, of Washington county
Canal Trustee-Richard Raleigh, of Vsnderburgh
county; State Prison Directors-R. E. Crookley,
S. Il. Buskirk, and ]. NJ. Brown-all Anti>Le-
compton Democrats-the administration party
voting with the Anti-LeeomptOu men. Great re-
joieing among the Democrats at the result.
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janis
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IIlghaIn & Bragg.

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Do you want it from the BIsLE SOCIETY, ,goto
INGHAM & BRACES.
Do YOU want CORNELLS BIOGRAPHIES, gotO
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Do YOU want HILLIARD'S READERS, published at
INGHAM d BRAGG'S.
Do YOU want Stoddard's Ariihmetics, go to
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Do you want Green's Grammars. goto -
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For Wells Philosophy or Chemistry, &c to
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For PaySoB, Dutson Scrlbner,s Writing Books 60 TO
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For Woreester's Series Of Dictionaries 20 to
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ForButler's Writing Fltiid 90 to
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For HOyoke Papers and Enve opes go to
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For Warren's Physical Geography go to
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Do you want any book difficult to get go to
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Do YOu want New iscel lane Books they have then
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Don't forget No. 191 SUPERB OR STREET. tn, store
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MILITARY CONVENTIoN.-The State Military
Convention which meets at the Gray's Armory to,
morrow, will be probably attended by larger nun
Der of officers than any previous meeting. It will
present brilliant display of gold lace and gtter
ing generalites'
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NEW BRIDeE.-The foundation, sbutments, and
center pier of the Light House street Bridge are
finished and ready to receive the supersructure.-
Messrs. Thatcher, Burt & Co., are pressing the
work rapidly forward and will have it completed
at the earliest practicable moment
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NOT SAILED,
PoRrLANp. M,

PORTLAND, Ne, Jan. IA.
The Canadian screw steamer North American
will not sail for Liverpool Tomorrow as advertis-
ed, as it has been found necessary to take her
into the dry dock to repair the injury sustained
in striking on the rocks of Cape Race. It is hop
ed she may be got ready to sail on Saturday of
my
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
MONDAY MORNING, JAN. IL, 1859
TRAYELER,s RFGIsTRR-
ARRIVALS
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Printers FestivAl-Business Notice.
Z ]. BIldwin-Bargains for the Million.
Union Club-Ma. qaarsde Ball.
Wn. A Raichelor-H Hair DYE
R,Gse s Ienri ss-Real Estate.
VIM. A. Ba' a'cielor-Wigs-Spsr rial Notice.
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POLICE CoURT.-Arfher Cavanaugh was brought
up for Vagrancy-for which he was sentenced to
put up at the jail for ten days.
James Patten, for receiving and concealing stolen
goods, was fined $40 and costs and sent to jail for
thirty days.
Several important cases viii be tried this morn
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MATRIMONIAL.

To TIE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES:
has been my good fortune to restore to health many
hsusands of my country-women.
Nv success has excited the malice the euvious and
aous but their prosecutions have served only extend
nd establish my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway, from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved Soong am held in-affeetionate and
hankfrl remembrance By those who have experienced
skn afford despise the efforts OF mischief makers
nd slanderers
NY friends nave repeatedly urged me to place my med
eins for predicting within the reach Of the
Ladies of the United Sates indposon enter
field occupied By quao with their pernciOus nosrums
and fear that unprncped counereters might palm upon
Ehe public their worthless limitations have hitherto pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
AAIlE DE FEMME. in the United States.
Atas yield 70 the eutreztes Of patients and friends
and offer to the suffering Females Of America medicine
which has rendered me somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
Inregard to the efficacy of the "A8I1E DE FEMME"
need only say liquid form and is exactly such
have used in praccein France for years and
that has never failed satisfactory result.
The "Amie de Femme aud meussrua;On stand in the
IaOa of cause and effect II alike powerful to originate
healthy how where it has existed and &c
restore where been from any suppressed.
orderto guard against imposition the wrapper of irec
nons on each bottle Of annie de Femme will bear
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing be1
viii be sealed with my private seal.
Price, $500 package. r,,o,,,
PARIS, January, 1851.
For sale. whOlesals and Retail. by WILLIAM FIsKE
No q Superior street, Cleveland, who viii supply the
Annie de Femme Al the PropretOr's prices.
aule dkwlys
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EgA cold snow storm succeeded the warm
weather of Saturday morning, which continued
through the day, but left but little snow upon the
ground owing to the previous moisture Yester.
day was cold with signs of snow
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-17

THE OcEAN.-The Detroit Tribune says the
steamer Ocean is being thoroughly overhauled and
will come upon the line in the spring as bright as
new dollar.
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n The friends of the Rev. J. McGill will make
him Donation Visit. on the evening of Tues lay,
the 18th inst, at the basement Of the Church on
Erie street
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PAPERS Hawks & Bro kave all the illustrated
papers and magazines, including Frank Leslies,
The Constellation Harpers Weekly, Porters Spirit,
&c, &c.
They have also Cooley for February, which has
fine steel engraving of"Winter, fashion cuts and
plates, and any quantity of pictures and directions
of ladies ixings;" The New York Saturday
Press, The Century, &C.
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COAL. COALM- COALM!!
John Tnn & YATES

Are prepared deliver pure sTticle Of BRIAR HILL
CHIPPEwAY und I.ACKAwANNA COAL, selected
expressly for family
~ Orders promptly filled their Yard, the Canal,
near the foot Of Vineyard street, Cleveland. o.
JOHN TON ocls d6m 226s JYN YATES.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union Telegraph,
OFFICE, wARINe' s BLOCK, coRNER OF sARK AND
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
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z For City News, see first page
For Market Reports aad Marine News, SCI
fourth page.
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night upon Spiritualism was largely attended. L
was an able discourse.
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FIRE.

CANANDAGUA, Jan. Is.
The Offices of the Canandaigua and Elmira
Railroad Company in this place were destroyed
by fire last night.
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p WANTED-A boy TO work in the Job Room
One preferred who has had some experience.
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SATURDAY NIGHTS REPORT.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, jan. IS.


Mr.. Giddings gave notice OF an amendment to
sbOlish the traffic in slaves to which this country
in the treaty negotiated with Great Britain in
1914, is committed. He said-Will gentlemen
countenanee the traffic in human flesh ndinvOlve
the nation in the guilt Of perjury.
Mr.. Smith, of Va.--What do you think Of the
COOlie trade and Of the French traffic in Africa?
Mr.. Giddines-I think it as bad as the coast
wise slave trade. IF was to sell the gentleman,
his wife and children, should object. Laugh
ter
Mr.. Smith, suggest whether it would not be
IS well to comment on the interesting fact that 81
vessels IN the Free States engaged in the slave
trade and only Eve in the Southern, before he un-
dertakes to reform the morals of his neighbors.
Mr.. Giddings-I would as soon lay my hands
on Northern ss a Southern pirate. am mol
sectional in my views. Laughter.l In the course
Of bis remarks he said if he should be nominated
for Governor of 0hio,he wanted to make strighi
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.NesC Works.

pRESCOTT'S PHILLIP THE See
Il ond 81 volume pIlce 81 IS
Arabian DAYS Ensertainmeuf; pr1cs 81 Is.
L fr Parleyis First Book Of HistofT,
First Lessons In History OF u United States,
Winslow's Intellect ual Phiio sophy.
dsols INGHAM BRAGG
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Mt0ifinfs.
TIE GEs EAT WONDER
NINETEENTH CENTURYl

NINETEENTH CENTURY!
DROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORA-
4 TIVE ,Says the St louis tso Democlat Below
snaa ia Name which speaks eio5il % Il ibs ica -
Of his Hair Tonic Such evidences must have is e.
are gusraDtees of truth the DE- needs no encou 1s
useless pufierT from the press;
PRoF wOoD co-GsntismeS: Having N ny IsiS sSssn
effects Il your Hair sss07a!e vas s' aa1ce 70 msf
aplhc@lioh Of II upon my own 6air Whseh had become
the character some three months since procured
bottle o. your Hair Restorative and used Il. 1 soon
about twice week have since procured another bot
od IA, f % nav ao 81 bse Ss ms n n Isg . ,ee
bch head and fare and my hair has resumed is
been before for tentr-gs years am now sTfv resr1
old my good wife, at the age of hWo has used it With
The above notice deem due to you for your valuable
discovery am assured that whosxer viii rightly use =
statements am citizen Of this city, and have been
nearv everv one here nd II adoinrg towns Anv ss vu
make OF the above with my nome attached Is At your ser
aiatIuly yours, A. C. RAYMOND
BALTIMORE, January q, sss.
WOODS LAIR RESTORATIVE
ppRnF Woon-Dear sir Haviug had the r1iS6ortrna t
o-e the best portion Of my hair ro effects OF the vel
low fever in New Orleans in ls54 was induced to make
very thing needed Ny hair is now thick and glossy aud
sd a2 Sss seeR Se STGsSss 2essuTo FNgY JN me
The undersigned. Rev. K Bragg is minister N Fezu-
stsning and pastor of the ORTHODOX Church Brook
fed, Mas He Is gentleman of great i1ausnes. and
universally beloved: WM DYER.
BRooKFIELD, January p 1853.
PROP WooD-Dear SIR Having made tfial Of yor Hair
Restorative gives pleasure to that its effect has
been excellent in removing Inflammation dandruf and
eonstant tendency to itching. with which have beeG
troubled from my childhood; and has asoriss ore my hair
which becoming to lis original c0l1F hEEe assd
other article with anything like the sire pleasure
profit Yours truly, K. BRAGG.
The Restora i've IS pat up in Rale three sizes viz
Large medium; and small. The snail holds half uilE
and retails for dollar per totleIr medium holds
least twenty cent more in proportion than the small
and retails for dollars bOttlethe large holds quart
ory per cent mere in proForOn and retas for three
dollars bo tie
o. J. WOOD Co, PrOpriet0rs, 5l2 Broadway, New
York lin the great New York Wire Railing Establish-
meutl and ia Market street. St LOas Mo aud sold bF
ali good Druggists aud Fanev Goods Deslers. ocl8
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RraI estate Agrnfp.
REAL ESTATE OFFICE

REAL ESTATE OFFICE.
ALEXANDER GARRETT,
No.k0uATER STREET, tLATE c. A. READ CO. s BANK
T ARDS IN IOWA, WISCONSIN,
~ Michigan and Illinois foTsale from S2so TO SIC
acre for cash and long credits Also City property Farm
md Lands Oho for sale and exchange Loans negoa
iodnaa Land WsrT1zts located in the West. narle.
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- The alarm of fire on Saturday night about
O'Clock was false one.
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No, SO Superior Street, Marble Block. up stAirs.-

GENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
N wet ones are all gone but have lot n Store Of
White Linen Handkerrhefss or Cent? p ~ cents esch
Also-LADlES HANDKRRCHl EFs, of our own m
Portation. At one shilling the hes. in the ely
tsoes0 ~ s. HY6AN L CO.
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TORONTO, c. W, Jan. Is.
1t is said that dispatches have been received
from England iby the Canadian government con-
tanning the command that Her Msjesty's award of
Ottawa for the seat of government be carried out
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UELYET VESTINGS; SILK Vest
ings-new and elegant vesingF, 70 which the aten-
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AIaabiuists &f.
6air Dpr.

dying ECONOMY FOR BAR
IL bers BAssETT HAIR DYE, great desideratum
large or small quantities at fifty per cent less than you
purchase any other dye the country Bottles that you
have 10 nav 81 for YOU can get the filed for nifty
and 20 further for the Qdantity hoo can gel any
shade desire from light shade TO brown SHADE and u
ing keeps natural appearance. For sae hoieSale an
Retail by WN- E AMBUSH. % Supellor s.
myl2dtfB Regularly authorized Agent.