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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-22

A invoice of Back Eagle, Alligator and Oakland
IA suitable for small families, just received and for
sale by s=E BENZ. T. SHIELDS Il CO., .
mly17 Central Rooms College st. 3
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-22
Umbrellas.

J. ECEIvED supply OF Umbrellas of SILK, Alpac-
n,ea, Gingham and plain Cotton-some extra large
and and others small for Summer use -
apr5-tf j II. MCIILL.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-22

Ribbons and Trimmings.
French Bonnet Ribbons, every style.
Paris Sash Ribbons, elegant.
Velvet Ribbons, full selgages.
Cap Ribbons
Fun Mourning Ribbons.
Fringes for Mantilias and Dresses.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-22
S IL K S
D R { SIS G GODS,
AND
STUFF GOODS.

Black italian Silks, all widths.
Gros DeRhines Lyons every width and quality.
Lyons eros D'Naps, blk and cold.
Black TaGrtas medium and heavy.
Black 4rnarc RoyaIe.
Rich PouIt De Sole.
Rich PouIt De Sole, Bayadere and Plain.
eros DePaTis full boiled.
Rich Chene, extra rich
Rich RoJes, t'5o to ten volants.
BIlck Vclve', Lyons.
Black Satirs, 90
White Silk Serges and Oil Silks
Black and COIored ChaIIes.
POplins, Bay adere, Chene and BrOche.
Grapes, English and Italian, all cOIors.
Grape Leisse.
Oriental Bareges and Tissues.
Grenadines and Lec1s Cloths.
DeI-aIues, Flstid and Printed.
DeIaines, rich chintz eolors
Merinos, blk, white and cold.
AIFaccas, blk, cold and Brocade.
Black BON bazines, Winter and Summer fabric.l
Moreens for Skirts.
Grass Cloth for skirts.
Hair -
Clan Tartan PIaidc, Scotch.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-22
Ties. Stocks and Crayats. :
Fresh Ohio Corn Bic

LIVERY variety of these articles received and for
H sale by 40 j. II, Meg ILL, 81,
apr5-tf Cherry street, CD door from Union
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-22
Coal Oil Lamps.

e DOZEN Coal OF Lamps, or various styles, fitted
" with the eeeibr ated Collins Burner, for sale by
feezs-u RAINS, BROWN co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-22
Sundries! Sundries!

yTOU can find at all times at store, all kinds
i of Groceries, such Sugars, Coffee, MOlasses,
Syrups, &C., &C, &c ---
mar2e-tr CHURCH ANDERSON & CO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-22
COOKING STOVES.

UST received and for sale by
- BENZ F. SHIELDS & CO.,
nay10 Central Rooms, 81 College stree
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miscellaneous.
Oats! Oats!
hungarian Grass Seed.

1O0O BUSHELS of A No. / Oats, just received
lUOO and for sale by
mar2o-tf CHURCH ANDERSON < co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-22
Tart Tart
Whisky! Whisky! Whisky!

WE have in store Il large quantity of the best of
w all kinds of the purest WHISKY. All We low
ers of the essence OF corn give US passing call.
mar2e-tr CHURCH ANDERSON 4 co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-09

sABhATH SCHOOL FESTIVAL AT THR INFIRNA
EY.-onFriday evening last the friends OF the 10 :
Urinary met to eRjoy.A Sunday School Festival -
The exercises consisted OF singing, prayer, report
b. the Superintendent, refreshments and time oi
general enjoyment with the children. From the
report Of the Superintendent, Mr.. II. s. Sheldon
we learn that the school has been In operation 0
little over two years. During The arHt year there
was an average attendance of about 80 scholars
and the present Ryerage attendance Is about SO
scholars. They have distributed abOnt $50 vol
umts Of hooks among the scholars, but more are
wanted The school Is Of great Importance in fur
nlshing moral instruction 10 those children who
would otherwise never have It, and much credit h
due Mr.. Sheldon for his efforts In sustaining 1t.
The Festival occasion passed OF very pleasantly.
The children were well behaved and enjoyed the
time highly, as did those who were present from
outside the Institution.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-09
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHINaToN- Anil q.

O..
Geo W. Baker Of Philadelphia, Aditor sf the Penn
sylvanla was before Mr.. COYodss uommitse this A. a.
He testified to holding Clerkship at $500 SaaTy In
the Custom House, but was unable TO say how much be
performed, how much during the year, whether be oc
cupiad Office in buiding why his name was not en-
tered IN the daily Register ike the name OF other Clsrk
or how II came 10 De omlttee rom tne b9e booA' ne
admitted being connected with the President " mar
Geo Pit Ia detained In Phiiadsphia By indisposition
In his family, but will answer the summons on Monday
or Tuesday.
Mr. Pearson, of New York appeared to prove that he
offered to contract with the Treasury Department fur
nishing abundant security for public stores AZ y per
cent less than awarded TO Mathe and his partners
OF Wlett Point. Fort Smelling and New Bedford fame
By which annual saving Of some $50 900 might have
been made. The Committee addressed letter TO Sec
retary Cobb asking for the contract and all cerrespon-
dents.
State nents have been received from Charleston by
the State Department concerning the recent capture
Of the brig Jshosse the Coast OF Africa, BY the
British klO p-Of-War Falcon under suspicious eltcum-
stances, which win be Immediately sent to Mr. Dallas
for the purpose Of making demand for repartton II
the alleged fscts sre substantatso.
The cargo Of the brig and previous connection with
ef the parties Of the Wanderers slave expedition,
create lnisgyings as to Der true character.
The PAcHe Railroad Committee Is vaeiating as to the
bill TO be reported. Yesterday one proposition was
made TO desgna which pass OF the mountains In should
cross aud another requiring It 70 run BY salt Lake
City. This will be voted down.
The Committee ASSEMBLIES to- morrow for final action
Mr.. Adrieh, Of Minn has steadily advocated the
pTopo8iuOn 10 auLnoIlAe VI
leaving capital to seek the best route. He believes
that bill providing for only will be defeated yet
he il aiming to secure the best bin possible, the ba-
sis determined on by thu Committee.
Tho Telegraph Co. viii accept the bill as amended By
the House. though they consider it as hardly fair to
limit ruassags to California to three dollars.
The COFode Corruption Committee has summoned, OF
intend 70 summon IhurlOE Weed, Moses b. GrinneL
Jno F. Butterworth Simeon Draper Richard II. Blatch-
ford ohm A. Kennedy, E. d. Morgan, Horace Greeley
and Mr. Dana Of the Tribune, Isaac sherman, W. H.
Seward John B. Haskin, A. ]. Raymond, Gov Banks
simon Cameron, Palmer, Cook Co., and ". L. Barring
Of Minn to step up and tell what they know about
Republican expenditures to control elections.
This Is done at the instance Of Gov. WtnsloH, the
DemOer attic member of the Committee.
The Secretary of War has notified the Chairman o
/ the House Committee military Affairs, that he Il
nov ready TO recommend the rising OF volunteer reg
lmsnt for Texas.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-09
Saturday Nights Report.
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.

HALIFAX, April q.
The T. BI. steamship Niagara, from Liverpool 81 10
o'clock A. II. of the 24th, and Queenstown iolIo"lhs
day arrived here at =. M.
ihs screw steamer Baltic was % leave shortly alter
tbo 81. CARA for Halifax and New York, taking the
pla Q of the indian.
Tle news i npOrtant and interesting.
The King OF Sardinia has formally accepted the an
re,adon Of Tuscany and had signed decree to thaI
effect.
-euld occupy Savoy.
The Constitutional this is not account OF any
eodnes3 SaTuna but Leeauss the Independence
The Sandman troops Lad Commenced the evacuation
Of savoy.
annexation Of Savoy had been published. II tcontains
nothing new.
France disavoWs the theory Of natural frontiers
Phe proceedings in the British Parliament were uu-
Further progress had been made with the Budget,
and the income tax had been agreed to-
The Reform bill had been further debated
The funds had advanced az Paris.
The 1sntes were quoted at 68f 5Oc.
The Liverpool Breadstuis market was hrm, and fro-
vision market qJiet.
Cous0s closed on Saturday at "a l-2994 5-o--
Money-94 81 for account.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-09

Us REPORTERS the Council on Saturday
evening Mr. Thayer offered resolution Of thanks
to the Reporters for their impartial reports of the
proceedings, which viii be found in our regular
report. Mr. Thsyer remarked that he would be
clad to substitute "Sl5o" for "thanks," but in
view Of the impoverished condition of the Treas
urv and the pecuniary condition Of the reporters,
be could not vote for such change. This allusion
to the gorgeous wealth in which Reporters usually
luxuriats was good. Aud now, retiring gentlemen
OF the Council, we bid yOn an ahectioDate aaieu,
and would look lsniently on your failings. fyOu
have carried discussion to great lengths, we will
allow that you have done it for the good Of the
city, and we forgive you. Go iu peace.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-09
MEXICAN NEWS.

PENsAcoLA, April 6.
The following advces from Mexico have been received
by the arrival OF the slOOp-of-War Savannah;
Miraulon commenced WlthdraWng his forces from De-
fore Vera Cruz on the morning Of March 2lst- .
The uarez forces we're 30 near out Of powder that u
Eas believed had Mramon remained longer, Ae Woulu
have succeeded IN capturing the city on the evening
Of tine 23d. a
The steamer Indianols brought TO an anchorage on
,hei eity bark which It had captured southwark ID
he nei rhborhnod OF AlvaradO- The bark bore the
SDanih coors and professed be bound to Galveston
Texas The Captain gave excuse for being lOunl
80 near the Mexican coast that his compass was aisor
dered. There strong suspicion entertansd n
b ,-ss thc tbird vessel mentioned in the intercepted
Dispatches Of Miramon- -.
The steamer ndianola had been purchased By Juarei
and placed in the service OF the Government
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-09
FROM 81. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS, April z.
The California Telegraph Line via. Butierueid Over
land Mail route was extended TO Springfield, Mo- Is
''ps beyond Meloy's station, yesterday. ans large
fUro O1 men Il work pushing it forward 10 Fort
Hnlsh on the south-Western border OF AFkansas
AdVices from CalfOrnta, BY last mail state that me
ine on that side being rapidly extended from fresno
City his way and il Is expected that II Ei resen Los
ANGELES by ne Brst Of july Hence to Fort Yuma it
will be built With all possible speed.
With ielegnphIc Communication TO Fort smith oa
this side to Los Angeles on the Other II VIII oe
very easy or the mail 10 reduce the time between New
York and San francisco 10 10 days as the route BE-
lwen tile first named points vii admit Of very rapid
travallf1g
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-09
FROM LEAvENwORTH.


LEAvENWORTH, April l.
Tnformaon from southern Kansas gives Use 70 =efl
ous apprshension Of serious trouble n Linn and bonr
Don cou mites growing out Of alleged VIOLATIONS o. 'hs
amnesty account - A.
An attempt was recently made BY the Deputy Mar
aha to arrest Capt Montgomery, was eifeetuhly rt-
sistsd. -
ard 10 the approaching trial Of the reseneTs oi the a.
ieeed slave Charley Fisher. The trial eommenees on
Monday next before Judge Pett OF the District Co0f
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Saturday Afternoons Report.
xxXVIth CONGREss-FIRsT SESSION.
WAsHNoTON, April z.

Mr Trumbull presented petition Of citizens Of III
lnos setting forth tnaI general alienation which exists
in the UniO caused By the discussion Of the subject Of
mend 10 ali Legislatures change In the Constituton
for estabshlng the States and Territories north Of
which slavery . 60 bs prohibited and South OF which
Il Is not to be interpreted with BY Congress the
States.
Mr. TrumbuI moved tnat It b referred to the judi
cary COMMITTEES. -|
90 to that Committee.
Mr.. Trumbul supposed that as they asked charge
the committees toe JudieiaFy COMMITTEES would d
NOR appropriate So It was referred to that Commit
tee
Bfr. Wilson ofsrrs resolution calling on the Post
One Department for all the correspOBdencs with mE
Brooks ths late Chicago MASTER in relation 70 the
condition Of that Office. Adopted
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-09
oANFORDE
Liver TmVigOPafOP

IT N
1T is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
res ROM GUMS, and has become established fact
Standard NcdiCno, known and pprYed BY all have
used and is resOTted 10 with condencs in al hs
Diseases for which Il Is recommended.
Il hiss cured thousands within tie last ysaFB
who had gwen ~ all hopsE of relis the numsrOus
unsolicited c0rtIneates in@ : my possession show
The dose must he ads pied Ito tae temperameut Of n
Individual takinri and e3d in such ouanfea a. Il
act gently on the bowels.
Let the diclalgs OF gouT @adgzenf guide VOu IN the
use Of he LIVER iN-SIfIEDR ATOIS, and lt
will cure Live Cum-ss ipiaiurN, Rflfnra Al.
taeks, Dyspe PSI ay@lCnFqnic DiurrhOea,
= M e & 0 m > y a nret Dysen rEs
Try, DrOpsyB s0u ZStQmachf Hablfnal
/ CostiVenesss Chol-IaIics ChOlerRs CkaiP-
IA morbuss Gholefn5i III n IA n n ms tlafu~
Ieuces aund d c e ,I.sEemale Wenkueea-
e., and my b. used suc-Iss cesstuly OkDlNA-
/ NJ FAMILY MEDl-%lC CINE. Il will cure Sex
| & A d A q III 2 tas = thousands can testify IN
! TWFNTY MINUTES IFl=IrWO OR THREE TIA
! SPOONFULS ARE TAK-FlEN a. commencement VI
| attack
AN who Il sre giving their testimony b rs
~ Mix water IN the mouth with the lNNluOHAFOh
! and gvrlluw both fOgsther.
! FsFiee One Dollar Per BOtiie.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-09
BoARD OF EDUcArIoN.-The following gen>
L.. ..-........ aI,n ,,nrr Rnard

FIRE At THE CLEVELAND INSTITUTE On
Saturday moruine about 10 O'Clock the west wing
of the Cleveland Institute, on University Heights
was discovered to be on fire. Prof Hqmiston' the
tsacber and owner Of the building was away at
tbs time. but soon arrived at the spot Meantime
the fre having extended 70 the extension upon the
western end containing kitchen, Woodsh ed, &C.
the greatest excitement prevailed among the pupils
Who were in the building In the wing OF the
building which was on fire, were the boys
dormitory, and active hands were soon removing
the farniture, clothing, books, &c. Ia the contn'
sion O. the time, the want of experienced persons
was seriously felt, for many articles were thrown
from the window TO the ground, which might
have been saved by being carried down the
Etain.
Ovip0 TO the distance nom the city, and the
sisBcutvof the way, the fremen (whO turned ont
nromntIy. made good time, and worked ike heroes
when they got there) did not arrive until the hre
had made much besdWay. A strong west wind
was blowing, and scarce doubt was entertained
for time that the whols immense structure would
bs DESTROYED. The ebiefdificulty lay in obtaining
va,er-tbe wells and cisterns were quickly pumped
dry, and then, by coupling hose, water was op
taiped from near the Cleveland and MahonnG
R. R. shops, q distance Of nearly or quite 2'OOI
{ feet.
It being Saturday there was no school. 3 fOTtu'
nate circumstance While all the m n, women
and children worked bravely and heartily to saw
the furniture (slthough some of them unwisey, a
: bsfors stately one young lady, Miss Minnie Il
Comute. q Southern girl, was extensively spokel
: Of ss having been the chief among them all. Sh
v.s At first very much terrified, but when the frs
,hock vas over she fastened herself in the rooms
~fter fbe other, and worked like Trojan
one q articles through the windows to tn
'nLOp ~bs refused to leave her post Of DANCE
sLouAu. q by force, and we then saw be
1uan 's,.l.a .e ~ ~ 'l1g the scattered books &c
going aooSt eollee' -uernlly useful"
and "mhking herself e. go, thoss who wei
A mania seemed to p, - t.te ont ali IL
early on Che spot to break in ~,,'rOrob an mar,
windows, thereby opening drasI : II. asme
Of the house, Of course greatly sidiDs .,,,ng n
At length the hre wVs subdued, le. - .
walls standing, the extension being burned
ground. =
Mr.. Humiston's loAs win probably be from $500
to $1,000. He is insured for 5000 upon tn
building, and upon the furniture. The build
Ip0 eost him last year $4,000 and he sxpent
ed about 5000 upon 1t. The loss Is a ver
aishearteuing one, for although arrans emen
have been made BY which the school w
not be interrupted Cthe present term closes me-
Friday,) still the worthy Principal has taken sui
an interest In the success Of the school, anfl ma
itsO prominent among the educational ins.l 'auO
Of The State, that the misfortune falls heavily.
The are originated in a defective nue.
City Police were on the ground throu gu
day 20 prevent dspredatiODs upon the goods {
posed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-09

APRIL SHOwERs.-on Saturday evening and
during the early part of the night We were visited
by succession Ofvsry severe thunder storms, the
thunder and lightning being as heavy and sharp
IS we Often experience, and the rain falling In
perfect foods. The storms cleared away in the
night and were succeeded by bright moonlight
and as delightful day as could be asked for.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-09
FROm NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, April Z.
The steamship Cahawba- from New Orleans and Ha-
bana arrived here this morning. bringing Havana dates
Of the ID of April.
The Morocco war fever continues.
The IIiramon excitement is not over but mostly con-
fined to rumorE.
There has been diiculty at CisnfUegos between the
seamsn of the United States steamer Wyandette and
the mis- ht watch Of that city. One man belonging TO
the steamers was killed by the soldiers
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-09

MEDICAL sooIETY'-The Cuyahoga County
Medical Society has been organized, and the fol-
lowing Cficsrs elected:
President-John n. sayles, n. D.
Vice Presidsnt-Msrtin L. Brooks, n. D.
sseretsry-Thos G. Cleveland, N. D.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-09

LADIES CHRIsTIAN UNION The first annual
meeting of the Ladies' Christian Union, for the
election OF officers for the year, and other business
win be held in the parlOrs Of the Stone Church
this afternoon, (Mondsy) At o'clock All ladies' in
terested in the object Of the Association, are nvi,
ted 10 attend
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-09

TJ. o. Brown aud Son, auctiOneerz ARE in
receipt of large stock Of Dry and Fancy Goods.
JeWelry and Hardware, which they propose to
job Of at extreme low rates. Their advertisement
on the second page will explain what they design
to do. TO which We invite the attention Of our
| raa6ars
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-09

V. B. PALNEH, the American Advertising Agent,
E.sorner Fifth and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia, II
authorized to receive subscriptions and ADVERTISEMENT
for THE paper, at lowest rates. His receipts vii
be regarded as paymsnh
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-09

FisE ALARNs.-Ths alarm on Saturday even.
ing was caused BY the burpina Of some paper or
rubbish upon Erie street. The alarm yesterday
aftsrnoOnWas false one
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-09
MURDER Z

BOsToN, April Z.
At South Boston last night, John Foley Wss klnsa
and two OF his friends wounded, one supposed mortal
" BY Henry Thompson The Foley party WeEe eeeorA-
ting wedding in part Of the Thompson house
They became noisy and riotUus Thompson sAEteo LOT
he poIce and was pursued and attacked WheieuPon he
atnhhad hll fhrea assalLant.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-09
POLITICAL CLUBS.

HILkDELPHIA, April Z.
The city is considerably enlivsned this evening By
the torch light procession Of numerous political club
OF the Democratic and Republican parties Large rat
iacation meetings being held By both pariesS ~
al opening OF the spring Municipal Election.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-09

The HAYMAEERs.-Tbe performance Of the
Haymaksrs at the Academy Of Music on Saturday
evening was largely attended and passed on well.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-09

COMPOUNDED EhOA
Pure Vegetable Extracts, Gad put EP IN GldSB
Gases, Air Tight, and sOiR keep N any Cd
male,
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL Is a gentle but ac-
tive Catharc, Viii the proprietor has used In his pfc
ice more than twenty years.
The conseslltiy increasing demand frpm those VI
have l0pg used tie PILLS and the satisfaction who
all prsss regard - ther use las induced nstO PAle
then within the reach Of all. =
The Profession well snow that dhiereHt CAhartles al
on different portions vi the = bowels
The HLLY EA-a.I II A r q. y L
has, viii due reference to his ven esaDnsleq iact
been compounded from Feliety Of NE purest ese-
table EXracts. which act = 9lke On eyeF par oi Ls
allmentary canal. and Iee-GOop and SAFE N Al
cases where Cafhartic ], = neededt suen as DE
RANGEhIENTS tbs ISL Q u AC II bLEhFl
NESS, PAINS IN 1HE - "a z x y y LOlMal
COSTIV ENESS, PAfNt5iAND SORENESS OF ~
THE WHOLE BOD Y. -.frum sudden cola, EblcA
freduentiV. II neglected, end y long eolrss o. -
YER. Loss OF APPE iii rE,a CREEPlNa san
SBTION or COLD OVER IIHE bOD1, hESI Ilstss-
MES HEAD-ACHEs or WEIGHT ~ IhE = eAD-
ii fusmmatory Diseases, y Children OF Adalls =
Rhesnai ism great Purhsr Of the Blood and many cis
eaSes to which flesh Is heir % menion
/ this aivgrt IL ement Dose. 70 g
PRICE so CENTS.
- The Liver iuviEuratUr and Family Calhaftic fi.ll
retail ed hy Druggists generally AID sold Wolesas -
/ the Trade all the large tONuS
Manufacturer and PropfieIeri
ivTdhwp2 Ns RrosdusT, New
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-09

n Hawks a Brother have Frank Leslis's L
ustrAied Newspaper, the Phuuny PhsllOw for
May. and all the rest of the prOml nent publica,
tiona.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-09
TRAYRLRR,s REaIsTRR.
NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs,

y W. BinEham-Mustsr's Sale.
J. o. RFUWn son--LsFEe New York JObbinE HOUSE.
Hiram Vaa Peli-FlOur, Grain and Mil Fed
c. ValllHnt-Trench Language.
Dr. Suhlosssn--CuEo for Cons, Bunionp, &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-09

same paid in the City and State Treasury, re-
spsetVey '..s---------- AiSao -
OF Board of City improvements, OF the labor
expended upon the streets Of the city during the
past year, amounting TO Sl0,3l7,3O streets I'M
proved by special tax, S33 329 SO sewers Sll3 IS;
bridges, S744 65 docks, S2O4 Is paving, ,S5l9 IL;
general expenses, 3,I66 IS.
o. city Fire Engineer, James Hill. upon furnish
ing an engine to Engine Company No. 4. The
company turned out once in February with their
hose cart but at no other time, aud be refers to his
last quarterly report for his opinion upon the sub
iect OF furnishing them with an engine.
or City Marshall, reporting the working Of the
police department. There have been ten patrol
watchmen on the East Side, and six on the West
Side The number Of arrests through the year
has been 6l6 expenses, S2l3,24.
OF City Sexton, presenting the details OF hnan-
cial report for the past year. Cash Receipts
Woodland Cemetery, 50, ll6 "a; City Cemetery
S2I2,OO; West Side Cemetery, Sl75.0Oi total.
So sol a. Disbursements-Labof in Woodland
Cemetery S6O4 "a; City Cemetery, S51S so mis-
cellaneUus, Sl4l Al salary Of sexton. 81 OO3 GO ;
paid into treasury, Sl75 90; Indebtedness, S67l CO.
Assets-W Oodand Cemetery, Sl,3s9 II; City
Cemetery, $3.50 90; West Side Cemetery, S45 90
balance OF assets, Sl,lOl 81.
OF Committee on Fin Ince, that they have exam
iued the books and accounts OF the City II easury
and have found them correct. Accompanying this
il a statement Of the finances OF the city TOta
amount abilities now Outstand ng TOT temporary
I,1ns, Is SII2O09 IA; amount in Treasury, lS22,-
| 324 09.