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Tv, Ay1.rT1o.-Tbs Atlantic Monthly for
April was received last evening by HaWks q DEO.
and ]. B. Cobb q Co. IFS good number as the
following table Of contents viii show
Found and Lost, An Experience Dy MIS- E14a ny
sprost Randolph: About Thieves, by 9eorge y. "
Hosmer; The Pursuit OF knowledge Under Dlnl- I.-
cu1les (coneluded), by n, A. Goddei Inc
American Magazine-L Literature Of the Last Cen
turV. bv Samuel Bateheider, Jr.; Come 81 China
NAT by Rev Walt. W. Mitchell; Bardic Symbols,
bv wait Whitman; Hunting Psss-HO. l.--by Z
a 6uuisr; Kepler, by VIM. ]. SEinton; Pleasure
Pain. by ". D. HOFells; The Proiessor's Story By
o VI. Holmss;,L LoIt Belief Eby y. p, Ho9els; The
Mexicaas and their Country, by c.g hazsWeil
Reviews and Literary Notices; Recent American
| Publications.
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FROM NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK, March l

NEW YoRk, March Is.
The steamer DesOtO brings Havana dates to
the l4th. The weather continues cool.
Sugar dull --5 lr
An affray occurred in the harbor of Havana
on board the ship Henry Warren, Of Baltimore,
in which the % mate was killed and the lst
mate dangerously wounded
The people of Cuba were rejoicing at the
Spanish victories in Morocco, and contributions
were coming in from all parts for the benefit
Of the Spanish Army. ---.
New YoRK, March l9.
A6yiees from Nassau of March 10th, state
that Gen. Pierce and wife still remained there.
An abandoned American brigantine had been
brought in there, supposed to have been an
American SLAYER. ---Ltsa.
Stephens and Hazlett, the Harper's Ferry
conspirators, were buried yesterday at Eagle
wood, Newark, from the residence Of marcus
Spring.
Mr.. Boynton, who was apprehended few
nights ago by two of the 9th Ward officers, on
suspicion Of embezzliBg $500, 900 worth Of
Post Office scrip from the Department at WASH
ington, was yesterday discharged from custody.
Col. Forney sent on despatch, setting forth
that the accounts of Mr.. BOynton while in
Office had been examined, and were found to be
/ correct
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SINGULAR ACCIDENT "A singular accident
happened upon Cheshire street on Saturday by
which lIiss Rockefeller was severely burned. She
bad taken the sweepIngs Of the kitchen hoOr upon
dust pan, aud was pouring them into the HtOve'
when che was surprised by loud explosion,
piece Of the stove being sent across the room by
its force. BeF face and right hand we're badly
burned. II subsequently appeared that her broth
sr had carried some gunpOWder 10 his pocket, and
The paper being broken some Of it had fallen to the
floor end been swept up by her.
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sANF RD's
Family Cathartie Pills,


Pure Vegetable EztrGcts, and put Up n Glass
Gases, dir Tight, and toiR keep n any eli-
HaRfe,
The FAMILY CATFfARIIC PIIL Is q gsntle but &C.
tive Caiharc, hih the proprietor las used In MS preo
ice more than twenty years
The constantly increasing demand from those W
have lopg used The PILLS and the satisfaction Whfo
all e1prsss regard 20 then use has induced meto place
then within the reach Of all s.
The Profession well know that different CGfharties ac
Ths "a EIIY G CA1-T H4RTIC PILL
has with due reference 70 this wei established fact
been compounded from a. variety II he purest Vege
table k4tracts which act alike cvery part the
aim eBtary canal. aud areE, GOOD and SAFE IN ali
cgsaS yVhs5re a Cafhartlc issuesded, such DE
RANgEMFNTS OF the : IS ZACH, sLEEPI-
MSS PAINS IN THE etBA OK AND LOINS,
COSTIVENESS, PAIN6IAND SORENESS OVEN
THE WHOLE BODY esfrum sudden cold, which
freoueutlV If neglected Z end IN long cours8 Of Fs
var Loss OF Ape lCcITIrE,a CR EEPING SEN
SGTION OF COLD OTERf- THE BODY, EESTL LESS-
NES HEADACHE, or tWElGHIIN IkiE HEAD
IN IuhammafOry Diseases orms Children OF Adults,
Rheumatism great Purifier Of the Blood many dis-
which flesh is heir TO mention in
this advertisements. Dose. ] 10 3.
...1 PRICE 80 CENTS.
- ghe Liver luvir0rator and Fsmiiv CafhaEto Pills
retsiled y Druggists generally and sod Wbolesaie BY
the Trade N al The large towns
MahnfzrtureT snd PropIieteIi
tyFdEuR2 ss BrusdusT, New
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MAEINE ITEMI-Ths propeller oWego, Capt.
Rowland, and Olean, Captain Blackburn, arrived
at this port on yesterday with freights from Dun
kirk. ThatPOrt is now open and navigation will
be brisk.
The propeller New York of the same line On.
7. 4 E. R. R } arrived at Duakirk on Sunday from
TsledO with full load
The Asia brings news of two Of our foreign feet.
n 7Ne D. B. Sexton arrived at Shields from Lelth
=, III LIST inst. -il.d d ...iI-s-J
0I ,7biefalr, Capt WOlyin, on her passage
Ia ali .Sor Leith, encountered severe gale on
IRON ~ -. u oS tine eOast ofNorthqmberlAnd, and
tne ~ s,lds on the 9sth uIt with the loss Of
two anchors. .-----
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SANFORD'S
Liver InVigOPatoP

II !. rA5iA As-EA - a I -.
1T is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
nee FROM GUNS, and has become established fact
Standard Medicine, known and approved by all have
used and Tes0rted to with c0ndencs Ia all hs
diseases for which il is recommended
Il has cured thousands within the last two years
who had given up all hOpes 0f relief the numerous
unsolicited certificates in = my possession shol.
The dose must be adapted = tue temperament the
Individual taklngt, and cd IN such quan fes as 10
act gently on the bowels =
Let the dictures Of your lndEmelf guide YOU IN the
use OF he LIVER IN-iSIVIGDR AT'flIfs and It
will cure Live COm-.,s ipiainr-, Bilious At
tacks, Dyspeps az Chronic UiarThoeaS
= U m r Z m si>lp II tufBs id y m te-
ry, DrOpBy, sou Zsfom2chs HabffuRl
COstiveness, ChOl-.-iics CheleEa, ChOles
ra mOrbus4 CholerasI lufauTum5 Flafu-
lemee, nund e - Female Weakness
Is, aud my Be used sue :. cesstulY an OhDfNA-
RY FAMILY MEDI- - CINE. II viii eure SICK
A n c X E (as , thousands testify } IN
TWENTY. MINUTES Is 1.-TWO OR THREE TIA
SPOONFULS ARE TAK-HIEN al commencement Of
attack.
All who use it giving their tesiimonF in favor
~ NIX water in the mouth with d INfNIGOkATOh
and sYallOW both together
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YR LITTLE JoKER.-On Sunday night young
man appeared at the Watch House to enter COM
plant against the proprietor Of one Of the River
Street Hotels, alleging that he had been robbed
while lodging in the house. Ofhcer 0dell yester-
day morning proceeded to the place to arrest the
proprietor when be found the complainant engaged
In the highly moral entertainment Of the "Little
joker" /" three thimbles sEd paper Had being his
implements. He was accordingly invited to walk
up to the Station Houss in Company with Odell-
when an acquaintance offered to escort him out Of
toTa If he was allowed TO 60. he said be had re-
spectacle connections in Richland county. He
was allowed to go with the assurance thatii he did
not depart straisWay he should try theb ball and
chain gang.
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CLKvKLAND MUSICAL UNIoN.-This Society
WIN give concert at sanfords Hall this evening,
which promises to be ane afair. Besides the
many other good features of the occasion Miss
Nary Hale viii sing solo, and Messrs. Leland and
Sergeant will perform duett upon their magic
bugle and cornet. Other excellent vocal and in
strumsntsl pieces viii fill the programme and those
who attend viii have rich musical treat
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ONTARIO srREET MARKEr.-Ws are glad to see
that the old Gardeners who supply the city with
sns vegetables, fruits, &C., MsHHrs. HADIOW, KEI>
LY, Shelly, WILLARD and others, have resumed
their old stands on Ontario street. Their supplies
are full and good for the season. The early Pie
Plant of Mr.. HApLoR Is excellent.
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NAYIfiATInN OPEN.

DUNKIRK, March 10.
Navigation is open between this and the west
ern ports Of Lske Erie.
Tho New York 4 Erie Railroad screw steamer
0sWego, from Cleveland, and the New York, from
Toledo, arrived yesterday P. NJ. with osrgOss Of
corn, pork, and -four. The steamer olean left for
Toledo at the same time.
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OVERLAND MAIL.
Sr. LOUIS. March le.

ST. LOUIS, March 10.
The following dispatch. bringing one days later
news by the overland mail was received here last
night.
SAN FRANc1Eco, Feb 25-SP. M.--Arrived to-
day, ship Wild Hunter, from Hong Kong. Sailed,
ship Panther, Callao; bark Carrie Leland and brig
Ida L. Rogers for Japan, making six vessels that
have left San Francisco within few weeks to re
turn with csrgOes Of Japanese goods.
About ll,OO0 letters were dispatched by the
overland mail yesterday.
R. Z. Brewster, merchant OF San Francisco,
ust returned from the WashOe mines in Carson
Valley brings specimens of silver ore which assays
over $4,000 per ton.
Democratic Primary elections have been held in
seventeen counties. Tue Delegates to the State
Convention, as far as heard from, stand 146 Lath-
am, and A GWin and Weller men, indicating with
out doubt that the Latham influence will secure
the California delegation to the Charleston Con
VeDtion.
he Latham delegates from San Francisco are
in favor Of sending Austin Z. Smith TO Charleston.
He is son of Hon. William Smith of Virginia,
and is favorable to Dickinson of New York for the
Presidency.
MALLoY STATION, March 10.
The overland mail with regular San Francisco
dates to the 27h and telegraph sdvces to the 25th
arrived here last night.
The California contribution for the relief Of the
| Jews at Gibraltar amounts to 81, 600.
A bill has been introduced into the Legislature
proposing TO relieve the General Government Of
the charge OF the Indians in the State; also to cu-
tvate habits Of industry among the Indians.
A diagram of the original Comstock Silver mine
in Carson Valley shows lead TO be two aud half
miles long, leading north and south. This is all
| claimed by three different companies, who are
| piercing the hill in % different places.
few months will establish the extent Of the
mine, which as yet has only proved rich in one
nrfnn
the entire extent Claims are taken up for miles
around.
Business only speculative. Country demand IN
usually backward. Money tight.
| The Assembly passed bill providing for the
protection Of California bound immigrants, by the
appointments Of permanent agent in New York.
Intense excitement prevailed at Jacksonville,
Oregon, from rich quartz discoveries One com
pany took out Sl25,OOo in gold; 500 lbs. quartz
/ yielded 60 lbs gold.
horrible massacre Of Indians around Humboldt
Bay by 40 whites had taken place.
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FROM MADISON.
MAn1snn IN. Mnrch h

MADISON, Ind, March 10.
VIM. Bennett, who escaped from the La
grange, KY, prison in December last, where
he had been sent for horse stealing, was re~
arrested in Upton county, Ind, last week
through the e1ertions Of Madison detectives,
and brought here Saturday en- route to La
grange He has already served lyears in the
penitentiaTy.
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FIGHT AND LOSS OF LiFR.

ST. LOUIS, March IS.
A street encounter in Jefferson City yester-
day between JAS. Hughes, Deputy Warden Of
the PeDiteutiary and a Mr. Dozier, formerly
prison guard, resulted in the almost immediate
death Of both. CauseA-an old grudge aggra-
vated by recent political differences. Both
parties leave families. JFW ..-.
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BOARD OF EDUcATIoN.-Regulsr meeting held
last evening. Present-Messrs, Thome, Maynard,
Vaughn, Brsdburn, Stanley, Paine, Pratt, Fogg.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
number Of bills and accounts were disposed
Of ...-
A long discussion was had upoR the subject OF
the singing books which have been introduced
into the High School without authority from the
Board. After arguments enough, pro and con, to
fill half dozen monthly parts in quartO FORM It
was sresolved to request the Superintendent to di-
rect the Principal of the High School to diseOn-
tiuue the use Of this book.
The President of the Board made asuggestion
that beforsl the close of the official year Of the
present Board, reunion be held with all Of the
teachers of the city, to pass a social evening with
them. He thought it might be made pleasant
and profitable time. Other members agreed with
him, and it was resolved that the President, Sec
retary, Superintendent, and Mr.. Bradburn, be a
committee to arrange for a social evening with the
teachers, upon some evening next week.
Mr. Fogg requested, in the name Of the voters
Of the 9th Ward of ali parties, permission of the
Board to hold the meeting of elections, &c fn the
small room of the Hudson street school house, the
Engine Company objeeting to further use Of the
Eagine House on Perry street, This brought up
some discussion, and the request was complied
with, Mr.. Paine voting in the negative
Mr.. Bradburn offered resolution to instruct the
Secretary to advise the State School Commissioner
that the City spportionment of the State Library
Fund, for the current year, will be expended wholly
in books, which will be selected by the Board as
soon as practicable, Laid on the table for week.
Adjourned.
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TIE GERE4N OPERA.-The Opera Of the
~PrinceEugene" to eperformed by the Cleveland
GesangEerein on Thursday evening at the Acade'
my OF Music, is one that cannot fail to prove ao-
csptabe to the audience. 1t has much fine music
in it, and being eOmiqas viii prove vastly enter
tainiuu
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FLMILE AFFR1V.-A man named DeHunt, living
on an sley near Michigan street, was severely cut
on the head with an axe by bis wife yesterday af
ternOon They were both drunk and got into some
sort of faulty discussion which she thought had
better be '.ilnstrsted with cuts" and 50 cut his
head open with the Azs. He was attended and
iil recover, although there was great danger for
tirna that be Ronld bleed 70 death.
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" a sOLO MON ON.

:" PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPIICIAN'
tb largest assortment Of the most appro &c xmas
of SPECTACLEs. Al his Glasses, wiener iol ns1I
sh,ea A. rround under his cWn inspection, bJ ma
buev Of new construction, with the greatest cars 90
suit the eyes in all cass curlg Weakness Dizziness
or Tuasmrnstiou Of the Eyos, and impsrng strength 70
long reading OF fine ?
WN.lR. SOLO wOid here inofn tAe PuOns
tb,f he never smph myons hths sale Of his Lenses
~ Also-A splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES'
WI1tROSCOPES, COMP ASSES, &C kept on hand
- ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without PAIN, a. Ps-
~ ." " No zsT SUPERIOR STREET,
ssbiT Near FOgr's Crockery Store
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-20

CHANsR.-Messrs. NcIutire & TOwson have
succeeded Arnold McIntirs in the slate and COM
position roofing business. The new firm are pre-
pared to execute all orders with dispatch. See
advertisement
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TIE MAY QUEEH.--This favOrite and staunch
steamer was to leave Detroit last evening. She
will probably be in port this morning. She has
been thoroughly resaed and renovated and viii
sopesr ss bright ss new.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-20

RELIoIoUs EOTIOE Elder Chase will preach
this Tuesday, evening at o'clock, at the Hall OF
the Sons of Temperance, over J. Stair Sons seed
store, Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-20

OH1ssIoN.-Our worthy friend, he Of the San
dusky Register viii please note that the credit Of
the item NEGRO Buried Alive, copied in Saturday
mornings Leader, vas omitted through mistake
and not intsntionaHY
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BY TELEGRAPH.

RePoTfed 81 the Union TeiegFGph,
OFFIcE, WARiNG'S BLOCK CORNER OF BANK AND
ST CLAIR sTHEETa
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FIRE.
.ovossr. z Wir March

LAOHOssEB Wi1S Mareh ~.
A FIRE at St Paul on the 18th destroyed "a build,
inQs on jackson and Robert Sts. The loss ts es-
tiTnated at sIOO0 600. The FIRE is supposed 10 have
been the result Of "a incendiary.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

m. OnGGDLMAAN y AA4ASs
FT7SvE COMBINATION OF ,INGRE-
% TENTS in these Pills the result Of long and
STtsols practice. They mild nthsir operation, and
ert,uaa correct ell Irregularities Painful MOnatruA-
tn. reno wing al obstructionE, whether from cold
tbriVs be adaehs pain the Eie, DaipitatiOn Of the
to.r whites all affections, Mysteries, fatigue
-tt, Tie fsc. and limbs ke disturbed sleep which
fsy,ss froI interruption Of nature
-lN DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
-,tls sncement Of a new IN the treatment o.
,b. obstruCOns which have con1ig
the young, the beautiful and tRo be-
e6 10 pramatdre No temale can enjoy Eooa
Is regular and WhoneFor an oDftruesio
tsfesulncs the general health begins 70 decline
= DR.. CHEE9EMAN'S PILLS
are sfcctuai remedy known for all COM
plains peculiar to FasI To all elasses thsy are aya-
ufae sifh eerf1Ifg PodioGl regularity They
are 70 thousanas vhe hays used them AZ difeTen
Fs throughout the country, having the soma
II ne siasat phySietsnSta AmeTicd EEplet dse-
-s sfasao thsn 1nd phes tT should not be used wiki
Soh BoT-ths Price oas Dollar each bOs. containing 20
,uabls pamnhs 70 be had nee Of the Agents Phi!
y sail pr0msflV, bY sncloEng price 10 the General
y 3. hF nruFTiE8 geneTully.
agent. So r. B HUfCHINGs GeRerAl Aggut,
1855 Chambers 81. New York.
I'd IT VIM. Fiskia and GaloTd Ham
Sold in CeVslhA decfsoWd&wFs0
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G8-Mssrs. C, L. Bauder & Co., propose to
sell furniture at cost, previous to their removal
from their present quarters. See advertisement.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-20

V.B. PALMS, the American Advertising Agent, n.
E. sornsr Fifth and Chestnut streets, PhiAdSlPAiA iI
authorised to receive subscriptions and adysrSsnsnts
for this paper at lowest rAtoS. Hs FOcsptl will
be REGARDED a. paymonts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-20

HIRPER FoR APRTL-Hsrper's Magazine for
April Is q capitsl number. It opens with finely
illustrated and interesting article upon the Mines
and Highlands Of Korthern New Jersey. Follow
ing this another upon Gold Mining in California.
Thackersys uLovel the WidOwsr" is continued
and the usual amount of miscellaneous reading
matter fills up the number. J. B. Cobb & Co., d
Bavks 4 Bro. hsveit.
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n The Atlantic Monthly for March has been
received by Hawks & Brother.
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TRGVRLER's REGIsTRR.
nav AnYERTlsRnRNTs

Wm X sAerWin-LaW Card,
c. L. Baudsr Co.-Furniturs Gt Cost
RsttbSIg . Hsumahn- Dress Trinminsa
Morgan Root-Aflinory Goods. SO.
Tisknor 3 Fislds--AtlEu.ic Monthly for April
Arnold 4 MoIniirs-DiIsolution.
MoIntiro Tuusou--SlsEa md Composition Roofing
J. B. Cobb Co Harper for ApriL
3 .Hyman-Ladiss' HandksrOhiefS.
DI. Barrow-speo al Notice.
lloEay's Pills-spocial Notice.
Hos stier's BNteu-speoi Notice.
Hugheu, Lsster--Trsn5portstiOn.
Hawks Bro. Periodicals.
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J. B. CObb q Co. keep a large stock Of LGrO
BOoks.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
= ? : = 60
TUESDAY m0RNING, MARCH 30, 'eo.

Hgg-Ths Daily Morning Leader iI for sale q
HaWkp', ]. s. Msison6 and Oimstsdh news dePots
Al news depots at woddell aud Angler HSteis' ana
Al Ouinlans. IT'S Ontario Street.
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The CLEAELAND NAN KNo1.-The Cleveland
free lover, Knox, has, it seems, persevering
spirit in behalf of the girl with whom he elOped,
short time since. The Cincinnati Times Of Fri
day has the following:
The CLEVELAND FREE LOVER TURNS UF
AGAIN.-We gave an account some weeks ago OF
CleVelander named Knox, who had elOped with
q young woman, and was overtaken 10 this city by
bis wife He returned with his wife to Cleveland,
and the betrayed girl was taken charge of BY a
society of ladies here. Her department since she
has been in the city has been very cOmmendable.
Yesterday Knox came to the city, and endeavored
through notes signed by ano her name, to obtain
an interview with the young woman. The ladies'
TO whom the note was addressed suspected the
source, and laid trap by which the gentleman
was caught, and this morning be found himself
again before the Mayor He stated that be was
on his Wsy to St. Louis on business, and had sought
an interview with the girl at the request Of his
wife. His story was not believed, Of course
Promising to leave the city forthwith and not again
trouble the girl, he was released from custody.
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n Sea advertisement Of Dr., BanIOFd's Liver
Invigorator.
~ For the best qualities Of Segars, Tobacco
trd Snuff, go to R G. DietE III suDeriOr-st.
n Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, CastOrsI Napkin Rings, Labels, &c, &c.
A very large stock, and all warranted Of the best
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ocu Cor. Superior and seneeR Gl.
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CRY COUNcIL meets this evening at the usual
time and place.