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CITY Ordinance.

In c.t;eanse re>~"t II s.'e q ~ G;s,s s't" the
Y1e enacted by the Common Council of tie Gig efChl
70 sron e. a.. shs ~ e n,
sf G9 GGn ~ e aaes q :1u - taksy
pheasant hen qa.'l 2. Tosdsosk e tsa e9e Tx 81
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ss 81 as sa
- Arpfassd Sissesd :t1i Jsnn ~ 14,h, 1s.s!s> s
We shall do service to all who have been
Interested in the sale or transportation of the
If the kinds of game specified in tie ADORE city
ordnance, if We take pains conspicuously to re-
n,inl them that with yesterday, The 18th inst,
commenced the psr:od designated, when it has
become unlawful to hare anJ thing TO do with
game, and further impress i upon all our read
ers, that tl.- audubon Club Of i1lis city, hare
made Arrangements rigoroud5 and Immediately
to prosecute all offenders. They arc determined
that the law shall be carried out, and that the
game sl.all be exempt from;all annoyance, aud
tbey will trouble auy dealer Or commission mer-
chant who sball attempt contumacy. The sum
Of sixty dollars mulctea from n yiolator Of the
Law who shall sell dozen of quail, or prairie
chickens, will in each instance give lhe question
practical character. We tdvi=e every one to
respect the Game Laws. x.
----N-
SUPERIOR Cornr SEx7Excks-TuE PRISONERS.
The criminal docket haviRE been completed,
the following prisoners, convicted during the
term were. on Saturday. Sentenced BY Judge
Goodrich as follows: :, -
Thomas slcGowan, petty IAeeny SIS fine md
sn <,o-e =, 4ha county faiI
Henry c. Hoffman, stealing cattle from L.
cIybourne, plead guilty, one year in the Peni-
tentiary. Holman was one ol the prisoners who
got out Of Jail in the late stampede.
Frederick volker, larceny, one year in the
| penitentiary. i
Frederick Mcdonnell, larceny, one year in
the penitcutiary. Notice for a new trinl still
pending.
Tie case of Henry Hughes, for larceny, was
still in the hands Of the jury, rho had not come
III up to late hour on Saturday evening.
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"Cn1s,s.'- .'-Messrs. McNally l. Co., 81 Dear
born street, haTe fresh supply Of the lnl'
pending Crisis" pamphlet "1ife OF John
Droxn," fresh supply OF the Christmas Lou
dan News. md lhe American Almanac 70: 1860
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Neln Embellishments.

~ {. p. SfR{TK:, .t,;e<r.i-c Aceat. GS Desr5arn4
Il aaehorizl F.<eiee lires4.>rn:4 r sats .7ss al f
taIias Parrry CT The K.art5 He.. ia.-eE4-J
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NOTICE TO PACKERS AND
reosz.A-The aatees,ber has hard Ito ~ Sure.
sId AfsdnE for tight work, By H. H. EssA patelt
stars Machine. Per wishing to puschasa The
will ps ue call 1t - Stats Gtset.
jal2xtw N.s. HIGGINS
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AIN ELEVATOR AND
~ TA1xxorsk-Hsvtox rensed ths Grain Elsva,or
md Warehouse formerly occupied BY Gibbs Glmn Co.,
The o FtatkLn and Ao1th Water stssetA An
COW p1tra.ed 10 do Kenef11 Storage and Elev&tnE bu
n&. and solicit she pa.onags Of fds I'D the pu5
K fsnea1y. t23'hs35 6n HIRAM WHEELER.
, 1860-01-16

rz5- Tic notorious John Smith was Gent to
Bridewell on Saturday last. John has been the
shame and disgrace Of his family, and he is well
aisnosed Of for time.
, 1860-01-16

MISS CAMERON HAS AGAIN
" oocr ed her rcnr7. Of Can,t AID West Wa>h-
tnston ses fot The tuian pups in Laucscap~ OIL
Iar:i: s13 Pencil att solsa he u
a,y tie tiues. Apply Tic Rooms. a.ss<
= H. t{nY I'll ttluh*prtw
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Yesterday Afternoons Report.
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS.
EEw YoRK, Feb. 8

NEw YORK, Feb. 9.
FRANcE "A decree is published convokin
the Senate and Legislative Body for the 29l Q
February.
The Paris Pays says that on the conclusion
ofthe Treaty of Commerce between France an
England, negotiations with other powers 70
the conclusion Of similar treaties will be com
menced
The rumor had been current in Paris that thu
Emperor had intended, as an earnest Of his pa
icfc intentions to reduce his army by 100, COZ
men.
An official report was in preparation on the
| question of abOlishlng the heavy cavalry in the
| French army. on account Of its value having
been much diminished by the recent improve,
ments in artillery.
SARDTNIA.-The official PiedmOntese Gazette
publishes the following as the list Of the new
ministry
President of the Council of Ministers, Minis.
ter for Foreign Affairs and Ad Interim of the
Interior, Count Cavour, Minister Of War, Gen.
Fanti; Justice, Sig. Cassinco, Finance, Sig. We
gezzi; Public Institutions, Sig. Mumiani; Public
Works, Sig. Jacinl.
Verona, and the whole territory belonging
to the fortress, had been declared in q state OF
siege. The Vienna Telegram PrOnOuncss this
as premature.
Renewed attempts at counter revolution were
being made by the adherents Of he fallen dy.
nasty in Tuscany. Three powerful shells
were lately exploded at the residence of Baron
RioasOi, President of the new Government, and
of two other conspicuous friends Of the new
Regime.
A ministerial crisis prevailed at Naples.
The Liverpool Post contains the following.
We are in a condition to affirm that the fol
lowing statement is true. The Emperor of the
French has written q second letter to the Pope.
Il was brief but emphatic. His Majesty is will
ling and anxious to remain as hitherto. the
eldest Son of the Church and continue defer
ential to the Holy Father in all things spiritual
but if his policy opposes the late propositions,
let him remember Henry the Eighth.
The Pope having called for the withdrawal
Ofthe French troops from Rome, the Emperor,
in the same letter says they shall be withdrawn
if his Holiness persists, but that he thought the
Emperor will cause months notice to be given
to all visitors resident in the Royal City.
LONDON, 26.-The Daily News city article
of last evening says that the funds were re-
strained from recovering by the continued drain
Of gold coupled with the confirmation Of III.
NOR that the Bank of England has been selling
stock
The ministry article of last evening says the
hatness of the Paris Bonrse and the fact Of the
King of Naples having dissolved his Cabinet
rather than abandon a project for armed inde.
pendenee in favor ofthe Pope coupled with the
notification that the report of Verona having
been placed in a state of siege is merely pres
mature, also produced feeling of discourage
ment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-10

RRAL EsTATR TRANsFERs.-Ths following
sales have been entered upon the Recorders books
during the past week.
January 80, lsso-Petor GOebel, SEN, to Peter
GOebe jr, the east half of sub lot q in Block No,
2 of the subdivision of ten acre lot lS9; 25 feet
front on Hamilton street and 100 feet deep, stu.
etc one mile east of the Post Office. Considers-
ton $3.50.
December 29, ls59--Chsrles Stem to Adam
HausmAn, 30 feet front on the south side of Sco-
Vile street and lS2 feet deep, situate upon the
southwest corner of SoOville and Harmon streets,
one mile southeast of the Post Office. COnsidera-
ton $500.
, February l, 1S60-ThOmas Dixon to Mary Far
ming, the west half of sub lot SOS, Barber Lords
aloiment 80 5.I2 feet front on LOrain street. situ
ate near the corner Of Penn and LOrain streets. J
mile south of the Circle. Consideration s4S4.
December IL, ls59-Wm. H Avorell and Mary
S. and Wm Bradford to Pereis Blann, 80 feet front
on Howe street and 20 feet deep, situate 40 feet
west Of the west line Of Ontario street. COnsids-
ration $1,000.
February l, 1s6O-Isaac Hoffman to Elizabeth
Ullman, part of acre lot Isl, being the 'front.' be-
tween Bolivar and Prospect streets, being 46 feet
deep at the widest part, running to point at the
junction Of the streets. Consideration $1,000.
February 2, Is6O-Fsyetts Brown to Theodatus
GArlick, rods front on the south side of Prospect
street and "a rods deep, being part of ten lot
So, situate one mile east of the Post Office. Con-
sidsration ssOOO.
February ?, 1s6O-JOseph Masury to Eliza A.
Thtyer, 40 feet front on the west side of Miami
street snd extends half way to Pittsburgh street,
situEts on the corner Of Miami and Huron streets.
Consideration $4,000.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

WeAoAAAA+NAN+'i NNes -
The friends Of the French Spoliation bill
are determined to press its passage at The
earliest practicable period.
Inc secretary Of War caused an order tC
issue to-day TO Messrs. Boultnev & Trumble
of Baltimore, for a large number Of smith
Patent Breech-lOading Carbines, in accord
ance with numerous calls Of the officers Of
the army.
The friends of Mr.. Defrees say that the re-
marks Of Mr.. Stanton in the House TODAY
will not in the least damage his prospect for
election as Printer.
A movement has already been made for a
bankrupt law, but there is no promise Of sue
cess
The House would have adjourned till Mon
day had it not been for their desire to act on
the Senates amendments to the Post Office
bill tomorrow.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-10
ANFO RD's
Family Cathartic Pills,
COnIPnuNnEn FRnE


PaTs Vegetable Extracts, and put ~ ~ Glass
Cases, Air Tight, AID coll keep " ana eli-
MAZE,
a., Inc FAMILY CAIHARTIC Pill. is gentle hut &C
tive Cahartic which the proprietor has used m m ma
Ice more than twenty years.
Inc constantly ncreaslngl demand from thoss VI
have long used the PILLS. and the safsfartIon hir1
All express IN regard 70 their 2 uss has induced
then within he reach Of all. -
The Profession well know that different Csthsrfirs u,
on different portions Of the = bowels
The = AAILY CA-4tFHA ARTIC PILL
has, with due reference tO-this we'll ezfablfSbed 80
been compounded faom AZ VcriatV q Iu 17---f
table Extracts, which act alike On eTerT mari az a.
alimentaTy can8l, and arnfS GOOD and SAFF hi an
cases where z Cafhartc [. :. needed Snch - M
hANGEmEfTS OF the f@lSTOM ACH sTuFPf-
NESS, PAINS IN THEr<IRA OK AND T0TNS
COSTiVENESS, PAlNHIAND SOPEN FSS 1VF1
THE WHOLE BODY EifWm sudden cold vshieb
frequently. II neglected, ,send Ia long eonrSa of -
yer, Loss OF Ape 'c.tTI N. q or lcFPTNd SENT-
SATION or COLD OVER IFHE BODY PIlSTT L,Ss-
MES HEAp-ACHE, or tWEIGHT M THE HAD
II Inammntory Diseases Worms in ChildrenOr or Admin
Rheumatism great Purifier Of the Blood and many d.
which flesh is heir too numerous "a ueUff n
this advertisement Dose, lto3
PRICE 80 CENTS.
q Tbs Liver lnvigoratUr and Family CathaFtc Pills
are netaied by Druggists generally and sold wholesale hy
the Trade in all the large Towns
S W. SANFORD, N. D..
-. Manufacturer and PTonFistsF,
I'm
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The Railway.

PENNSYLVANIA PEo-RATA MELsURR.-A bill
has been introduced into the Pennsylvania Legis.
lature to regulate the charges Of Railroad Com
paniss" which is similar to the one now pending
before the New York Assembly, and intended 70
apply 70 The Pennsylvania Central
The Philadelphia Ledger says that It refers to
"an existing controversy between this road and
the trAnsporters and business men Of Pittsburgh b
and vicinity. They have complained for years Of
the discrimination made by the company in favor
Of through and against local freight, thus giving
points west of Pittsburgh advantages in eOmpe-
ting for trade over the Western part of this State
One section Of the bill is as follows:
Il shall not be lawful for any such Railroad Co.
to charge for transportation Of way freight more
than the following rates IN addition to the rate per
ton per mile charged on through freight, to wit ;
For any distance less than 20 mies, 90 per cent.
per ton per mile Of the published through rates
For more than 20, and less than loo miles so per
| cent. For more than 100 and less than 200 miles,
90 per cent. For any distance more thnn 200 and
less than SOC miles, so per cent Nor shall the
rates or charges for transportation Of coal, ore,
limestone lumber and agricultural products OF this
State, 1t any time exceed the rates now charged on
said articles, provided that ten per cent be added
to the present rates on lots or single shipments Of
way freight OflesH than one car load.
LITTLE MIAMI RAILRoAD.-The approximate
earnings Of this road in January were Sss.457,O9
being decrease of 81 ,O5s4 Al from the correspond
ing month Of last year.
A LARGE ITEM OF EIPENsE.-AccordlDg to the
annual report Of the Massachusetts Railroads, the
total cost Of removing snow aud ice from th'
tracks during the past ave years, has been SIN,
o76
PENNsYLvANIA RAIL ROAD - EMIGRATION
TRAvEL-During the year 1889, the PennsylvhniI
Railroad Company transported over their rOal
1889 emigrsnt passengers, most Of whom Wer
destined to points West Of Pittsburgh.
n William s. PiersOB, Of Erie county, was
on Saturday last, appointed by Gov. DeBnison,
Director on the part Of the State, of the sandusk
Dayton and Cincinnati Railroad Company, for on
Iysar, ftOp Jan !, 1850,
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p,o1Tiseor of - BT1B5r,th Hou,g New YORK
IMPORTANT 10 FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
THE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
Il DIEETsin these Pills are the result Of long and
extensive pracce They mild in their operation and
certain in carrec al Irregularities, Painful Menstrua-
tOns removing all distractions, whether from cold
otherwise hssdashs psin the 81 e, DalpatiOn Of the
heart whites, all affections, Mysteries, fatigue,
aia in the back and limbs SC, disturbed sleep which
srgs from interruplion Of nature
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Vas the cOmmsncemeut Of in the treatment Of
those irregularities and obstrucOns which have consigned
50 many thousands Of the young the beautiful and the be-
owed to q Premature Crave. No female enjoy good
health unless she is regular and whenever obstruction
takes place the general health begins to decline.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Rre the efectual remedy known for all COM
plants peculiar Fales To all classes thsY inval-
cable ,Saueag s0h certainty periodical regularity They
are known TO thousands who have used them dsren
psrods throughout the country having the Of
Of she eminent physicians IN America Explicit drTee-
stata0 hs and hn they shOgld not be uJsd with
each Bo1ths Piios One Dollar each boz containing 40
RiHs.
valuable pamrh ct to be had free Of the Agents Pills
bV mall pr0Hpy, By enclosing prico the General
agent Sold b. Druggists generally
X. b. HUTCHINGS, General Agent,
les Cuambers ST. New York,
SOLD in Cleveland at VIM. Fisk's and Galord Ham
n0na's, dec7eOwdkw:R20
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ERnM NEW KnRK

NEw York, Feb 9.
The Chamber Of Commerce to-day also adopted
report and resolutions against privateering and
in favor of the immunity Of all private property
upon the Ocean Ia time Of war.
The Pacific Mail Company has determined to
establish direct line Of steamers from AspinWall
to New Orleans. The st. Louis is to leave about
the 2lst inst. for Aspinwal, to take her place in
the route.
Mrs. Beecher seems to have been more serious
ly hurt than was supposed, but hopes are enter
tanned of her recovery,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-10
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEll HAIR DYE
Vim. 4. BatheIOr,s Hair DYsI

The 0Aly harmless and reliable Dye ks0loA.
The Original and best An the Woridl
All sthsn mere mutations and should be avoided
fsn wish escape ndicule.
GRAY, RID OR Dusty HAIR Dyed instantly % =
bsautn and natural Brown or Black without the least
ulury 10 Hair OF Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
WGrdod Wm. A. BatChssr ls39 and over so 900
applications hsvs been made Hair Of his pstronI
his famous Dyes.
WI A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces q oolor
nst to be Distinguished from nature aud is wARRLNTED
iure In the least however long nay be continued
Ena the III effect Of Bad Dyes remsdisd the Hair nviTur
sted for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made, sold applied In private rodnHl At the VIE
Fect0Ty No. 233 Bru1iWaY, n. Y.
Sold n all cities and Unitsd satsr bV DING
rirfs and Fancy Goods Dezle1s.
" The gsuuine has the name ana nfdre1n uuuu steal
nlats engraving On four Eides % each Boz, ef
WI. A. BACHELOR.
ianif No. 40 Broaeway n. Z
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-10

A WOMAN DROWNED AT PAISEsylLLE.-Lhst
evening about o'clock, Mrs. WssiTud, wife Of
Edward Wostruf, living on Elm street 10 PGinoS-
vile, was drowned in q very singular manner
She had gone to the well to draw up pail Of
water, (lhe we'll having no curb when a sudden
and furious gust of wind struck her and precipi-
tated her hssdlOng into the well before she could
recover herself It being dark she was not dis
covered for some time. She was about 50 years
of age, but left no children.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-10
FROM CHAREsrOWN.

CHARLETowN, Va, Feb. 9.
The testimony for the defence in the case Of
Hazlett closed to-day The Court then ad-
journed till 10 o'clock tomorrow, to give the
counsel time to prepare his argument. No
doubts are entertained as 10 the conviction Of
the prisoner, as the testimony given this
morning was unfavorable to the defense.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-10

BoARBING HOUSE, RoBBERT.-LaSt evening
man called at the boarding house of George Fra
zee, Ontario street, and following Frnzse through
the ball into the dining room where twenty or
more of the family were and onquired IL there had
been package left there for Mr.. Morgan. Being
answered in the negative be passed out through
the ball, being earelsssly allowed to go through
the hall alone to tho street door. he took AdVAn-
tags of this to steal an Overcoat, sack Of buck,
wheat aour and some other articles.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-10
FROM PORTLAND.

PORTLAND, FEB. y.
The brig Eliza Grieve, Capt. Jno Brooking,
of New Foundland, with cargo of flour, pork
and tobacco, capsized about $50 miles from Cape
Race, Jan. 25th, and righting, drifted wreck
until the following Monday, the 29th, when the
crew were taken off by the Steamer North
Briton, 60 miles southeast OffSsble Island
The crew consisted of 10 men, Of whom the
Capt. and the Steward Richard Carter were
drowned
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-10

RAIsINo THE WIND.-sueh furious wind swept
about and through Cleveland streets, last night as
seldom visits Us. During the sfternOOnIhs wind wee.
ed to the north and blew perfect gale through the
evening. So violent was the wind that some ladies
found it Impossible to get home from the lecture
without assistance, and there was great risk o.
ehimneys, signs, &C.. being blown down.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-10
FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK, Feb. 9.
AT meeting this noon of the Chamber of
Commerce, the committee appointed reported
memorial to the President to the effect that the
Chamber of Commerce Of the State of New
York Judge it proper, and ezpedient to offer the
meditation of the United States between Eng
land and France and China. The report was
accented
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Mn. HELEN NJ. WRIGHT, Matron.
M. LEYl BuTTLtcS, BnsineEs AssIItant


Parents are assured that while boarding Pups contribute
much more than Day pupils to the support the permalenc
and success s enabled, BY system
arrEnaRat Of their time their study their reerea
fI0n and ~ sr withdrawal from the anuFementa and In
serrupons Of and society TO do vastly more aud bet
ter for them than for day pupils and ahrd 20 them
advantages that be secured N any DAY school
there fore hoped that all who come from abroad viii
enter as boarding pupils, and that c4ens OF CleHean1
will SO far as they make convenient to do 80, send
their daughters boarding. nuplls lgs lls AluB We
Titv and usefulness their Institution, Of which
theV should and Justly, be pr0ud and AZ the same
time De more than repaid BY the greater
No psius will be spared render their connection with
The Institution both pleasant and prh able IL Will be The
constant and effort f all IN any way connected viii
he MANAGEMENT Of the Institution, 70 secure the hghes
possible advantages In all departments Of thorough and
SuperiT advantages are afforded to those who wish q
ing and Painting these departments lunder The
charge Of teachers who devote themneveY TO their r.
Enestye de artmens, and have thus attained hgh uee
Of exc eilence. .-
Mons Suhit native Of Paris fine scholar and superior
hnguist beng teacher BY prne1On teaches Win saIe
and precision rarely Observed and as he feses 10
learning 70 speak the Language corIectl lnu
Pupils from the city, whose parents desire VII "
loWet 10 Spend the Sabbath home, but no ded
be made iron the bills OF such a. 20 eApehss, - ~
saved the Seminary. and lnoeeu. W -
have al rsmain with us without interruption nv
S.J puniIs desiring the services OF the Omnibus nun
homes 10 The Seminary and hack. an be
Ted AZ reasonable rate, BY applying al the 'iee
OF ~ . and others are invited call and examine the
TSfittion aud is beautiful surroundings and satisfy hem-
selves that advantages superior 70 hosa Aee onea Ara
For BoaTd and Tuition per Term Of TWsnty
49, S1Oa For TuitiOn Of Day PuDils, FROM SIS $40
Bis pSga6Is aduaAes No pupils for less than
W. f1rtber information and admsrioa, address
deela S. N. SANFORD. Principal.
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TnAVRLRR's RRGIsTRR
NEW ADVRRTIsRmRNTs.

Academy Of Musio-Sgranger.
Coal Oil-BuSiness Notice.
Isaac A. lsAaos-ReEdy AIads Clothing.
Taylor, GnswoldE h Co-Carpet Sweeper
SarTeHnts~ s~Ftames, Pictures. &C.
johnson Houue-ClCvsland Light Artillery Co. As Ball
Comstook NeWbeuy--Flour
Lola Montez-Chapins Han.
Hanna, GBrstsou Co.-Clover Seed.
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FROmHALIrAN.

HALIFAX, Feb. 9-SP.H.
The Royal Mail Steamship Canada, from
Liverpool on the 2sth via Queenstown on the
18th, has not yet been signalled
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srRAMBOATINe MKT sEAsOE.-The sandusk,

STEAMBoATINe MKT sEAsoN-The sandusky
Register says
Capt. Ward, we understand, is making efforts to
obtain possession Of the steamboat line between
this city and Detroit the coming season, with the
view Of placing one Of his new steamboats, now
being built az Newport on It.
THE design Of Capt. Ward is, we understand
to form q connected and daily line of steamboats,
between Detroit, Toledo, Sandusky, Cleveland
and Buffalo. Whether the steamboats, City Of
Buffalo and Western Metropolis will ply between
Buffalo and Cleveland or not we are not informed" I"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-10

QuERY-Does s. s. Barrie sell better coal oil
and lamps at lower prices than can be found else
where in the eityl Curiosity is awakened, the peO.
pie go to l42 Superior street to see, aud having
made one purchase they become regular custom.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-10
FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Feb. 9.
The BeckWith House and five adjoining
buildings, in Pavis, ILL.,, were destroyed BY
fire to-day. Loss $4,000. Insurance is not
known.
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PROM RALTImORE.

DALIIA9AEl teD. ..
In the Maryland House of Delegates, reso-
lutions were adopted condsmning the course
of Hon. Henry Winter Davis, in voting for
Mr.. Pennington for Speaker.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-10

zB~Ths Light Guards will hold their Second
Annual Festival at the American House, FebIus.
~ 22d, 1850. Dancing in the Armory.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-10

ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-"The Stranger" and
The Lady Of Lyons" are upon the programme
for to night. The "Meg Merrilles" of Miss Plum
kstt last night was quite well done
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RIILs PASSED.
MOSTsOEERY. Ala

MoNTsONERY, Ala, Feb. 5.
The Mobile Bank bill and the Railroad sub
scription and attachment bill, have passed In'
Senate slightly amended. The House will concur
There iS great rejoicing over these events