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M A A y OFT III .
FOOT OF SOUTH WATRR-sT.,

FOOT OF SOUTH WATRR-sT.,
Cnic@00, .:...-: -
+ \NLY 50 FEET FROM THE GREAT CENTRAL
- DEPOT Of Burlington, Quincy, Hannibal and
st. Jo. Illinois Central, Lafayette and Indianapo-
lis, Michigan Central, Cairo and 6t. Louis Cincin
natl Railroads.
This House is now under tho management Of
X. WINNIE, we'll known rs former proprietor OF the
Neil House, Columbus, and Winnie House, Cincin-
natl Ohio, and will be sustained in all respects
first class house, At the low rate Of dollar and
fifty cents per day.
baggage takep to and from the Depot free OF
Charge. lfebb'60-dttl
ROOESl HOOKS!g BOOKS!!!
ElOcuttOn,
snR, MENTAL AND VOCAL PHILOSOPHY,
~ involving the principles Of Reading and
Speakir 6, and designed for the development OF
both b ,dy and mind, in accordance with tho ma
ture and destiny Of man, BY Prof. Bronson, a. n.
M. w. WEsTCOTT,
Decled OF Man-st.
DACON YIDES AND sHOULERs Tor
!, ID sAls by kELLO00 = DkR0B.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
~ DUKE manufactures all kinds Of Boots
-. and shoes, and keeps on hand the best select
!. 1st.,ck or Eastern work in the city, and
sE,L.s CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER
HOUSE.
p.on a,, bargains In shoes will find ii TO
So" sm.a.as 20 Dukes and see bis goods,
ln W y, a'tanseago 20 70 elsewhere.
Az ieAs'' DsAoie Purohs'inh NO. 60 MAIN-ST,
Repairing done in the best ST, 11 T;.nlsdl
prices. -G---~--1-
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WAsHMcros's BRrH DAY. Who evel
heard Of aplsasant twenty second Of Febrs.
aryp Yesterday was not an exception. The
rain drizzled down continually, rejoicing The
empty cisterns and the thirsty earth, bd,
making the walks and roads terrible.
Who but the patriotic German Jsgers
woaid have come out issniiitAxy trsppings,
and sranpsd tbroagh mud and rain, In hon
Or Of thedAy, On such : dayp They did II.
RrvrK Irns. The Des Moines river broke
up yesterday, and poured out q mighty tide
Of wster and Joe. - ..s q,
The Toe bridge y this point gave way also
and moved down quarter mile Or moro.
A man broke through yesterday, In A.
tempting TO cross, got ont With some Diff
suisy, snd returned with damp clothes.
Besides breaking up the Joe, the hsavy
rains yesterday hare injured both Of orr
railroads slightly, the bridge at shs Pork
house being washed 80 that crossing WAS
dangerous.
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HOLIDAY PRES NTS.
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FANCY GOODS OF VARIOUS KINDS
FOR SALE NJ
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IL ELF ER,s IMPENDING CKAslS.
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Thisis the work that ID creating 10 mush exotic
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you have all the power OF Helpers keen pen. Tn
abridged large limo. vol, 400 pages, cloth, Price
81. Octave edition, paper cover, SOC. For sale by
Bookse Hers and News Agents everywhere. Active
Agents wanted to sell this work through the coun
try. Terms liberal. Sena 81 80 for sample copies
In both styles, with terms to Agents. and begin OPP
erations 1T once. No other book is selling one
postpaid, on receipt of the price. Address
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NUTS.
on BBLS. assorted oil new and fresh, for sale by
~ KELLOGG r BIRGE,
novIId ss Msin-st.
CCYTHK STONES.-ScytheH stones Of different
.ayis s.W.1H. TUCKER.
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The Hardware business will be continued by the
subscribers IN all it's various branches, under the
name and style of LANE l. Buell..
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended to by customers, we solicit .
continuance Of the same.
GEO. r. LANE.
febIdlw III. BUEL.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-27


REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. = The following
transfers have been recorded during the past
week:
Feb. 9, l86O.-A. W. Duty to Mary Duty 80 feet
front on the South side of Prospect street. and ex.
tending back to within 80 feet of Bolivar street,
situate short distance east of Erie street at its
intersection with Prospect st. Consideration
$4,000.
FEB. Il, ls6O.-H. L Whitman to John Singer,
sub lot No. 456, Barber & Lords allotment, G4
feet front on Carroll street and lO7 l-2 feet deep
situate near the corner ofPearl and Carroll Streets
Consideration $3.50. l.aL
Feb Il, ls6O.--Martin Mehrnger to Thomas
COnnery, sub lot 1876 aud the west half of l94
Barber & Lords allotment, situate near the corner
Of Bridge and Fulton streets, near the Circle in
Cleveland city, West Side. Consideration 81 900.
Feb Is, 1860 John Newton to John Newton,
sub lots 397, 30S, 399 aud 400 in block o, of the
Buffalo allotment on the Old River bed, having to-
getber 22O feet front on Willow St. Considera-
tion $40 900.
Dec. 81, l859-Johu Pease to John McCleland
and others, sub lots 44S, 4l9, 45O and 45l in block
7, of the Buffalo Co a otment, having together 80
feet front on Elm st. and 100 feet deep, situate
little distance West of Light House St. Bridge
Consideration $780,
Feb. l6, 1860 Edmund G. P Mettleberger to
John A. FlursChuta, sub lot 279 in Barber & Lords
allotment, Ga fee front on Loraiu st. and l2s feet
deep, situate near the corner of Willett and Lo.
rain street, half mile S. w. Of the Circle. Con-
sideration $500.
Feb. IT, ls6O.-susanB. Z. Huston to Elias STRAINS,
the north westsrly half of Lot Is in John Barr's
allotment Of ten acre lots and 2. being % feet
on Orange st. and l56 feet deep, situate one mile
1000.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
J. CHEESFMAN.S PILLS.

HlHE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
Il DIENTS in these Pills are the result Of hong and
extensive praces They mild their operation and
certain in eorreo all Irregularities Painful AIsnstrua
atoms, removing all Obsructons, whether from cold
otherwise, headache, psn in the size, paplation the
heart, whites, all Affections Mysteries, fatigue
pAia in ths back aud limbs &c;, disturbed sleep which
arise from Interruption of nature
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
was the Commencement of a the treatment Of
those irregularities and obstucons which have consigned
many thousands OF the young the beautiful and the
owed to a Premature Crave. No female can enjoy good
eath unless she is regular and whenever obstruction
tskss place the general health begins to decline.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most efsctual remedy known for all COM
plants peculiar to Females To all Glasses they inval-
sable, inducing with certainty periodical regularity They
known to thousands who have used them diersn
periods throughout the country having sanction
Of the most eminent physicians America Explicit dTec-
lions stating hsR and hsn they should be used with
eaah BoI-:he P,iee Oae Dollar each bOr coHaiEng 40
Pils
valuable pamphi be had Free Of the Agents Pills
eRt BY mail promptly By enclosing price the General
agent sold BY Druggists generally
X. B. HUrCHINGS, General Agent,
l65 Chambers St. New York
Sold in Cleveland at VIM. Fisk's and Galord Ham
mcnds. 1eC7eOWd 6vy.p Pm
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FROM NFW ORLEANS.

t New ORLEANS, Feb. 25.
Advices from Havana Of the 10th have been re-
ceived here.
Some excitement exists among the Americans 10
Havana in consequence Of Spanish born Amer
lean citizen having been claimed by the Spanish
authorities for military services and required TO
furnish a substitute or pay sum Of $1,000 as COM
mutation. Consul Helm had demanded the msn's
release, which had been refused. The man was
consequently obliged to pay the 6ne, which ho did
under protest.
Consul Helms correspondence with the Cuban
authorities has been transmitted to Washinton to-
day.
The Picayune says that U. s. Marines nave
been landed not only at Tampico and Ainialtan'
but also at Alvarado The first place to be at
tackled Cor the express purpose Of Workins the ar ar
tillery recently sent down from the castle Oi Dan
Juan. ., nr..;..i
n Is stated that Miramon reached the National
Bridge on the sth, on his way to Vera CruI'WnsFe
tho Iiberalists have erected new and strong tort
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-27

ELEVENTH WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB-The
Republicans of the Eleventh Ward, after
eIecting Delegates TO the County Convention, on
Friday night, resolved to form Republican club,
to meet the last Friday of every month, at the
house of Paul Schmidt, corner of Chatham and
Jersey Streets for the purpose of discussing the
political questions Of the day, and prepare for the
coming Presidential contest.
All the Republicans of the Ward will please take
notice of this resolution, and attend the regular
meetings. Republican documents will be furnished
to the members of the Club.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-27

~ A great amount Of money can be saved by
having old furs altered into new fashions instead
of paying high prices for new furs. E. Rufini l75
Superior st., understands from his long experience
to make old fOrs most as good as new at small ex
pense His stock Of cspes, mufs, cuffs, &c, is as
good as any in the city, all of his own manufac.
ture, at lower prices than anywhere else and at
about half the price as the furs sold at auetion.
Remember ITS Superior st., 3 doors above Bank.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-27

VANITY FAIR.-This capital comic weekly
has this week Little Dug" as Mile ZOyara riding
in the political arena and the South and North
uncertain as. to his identity. Then we have Bu,
chanan as "The Old-fIshiOned gas fixture now in
the WhitONHOuse at Washington, but soon to be
removed to WheAtland." There is also in this
number "Grand Exposure ofthe ceremonies Of
the Sons Of Malta, after the manner of the heavy
pctOrals," in the introduction of which the editor
says, Frank Leslie>like:
"At the outset of our task, We wish to announce
that many years ago, before the Order of the Sons
of Malta were known to exist, and before this pa
per had ever been projected, we received g num-
Der of threatening documents, intimating that in
case we should persist in our contemplated expo
sure, nothing awaited US but a speedy death and
dishonOred grave. Paralyzed by terror we were
not. We instantly set to work to construct the
most reliable record of the proceedings of this
celebrated Order taat ingenuity could prepare
Fact and ingenuity were in time exhausted. Con
sequently the exaetness of our description is above
suspicion"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-27

MEDICAL ELEcTRIoITY.-Dr. Gibson is the only
scientific and successful Electrician in the city of
Cleveland and is the only one in possession Of
fattering testimonials from the most eminent Pro.
fsssors Of Electricity in the United States in refer
ence to professional skill in the use of Eectreit6
as a curative agent and the only one who treats
Liver Complaint, Rheumatism, Paralysis, Disease
of the Brain, and other Chronic Diseaaes with uni
form success. lie win pay premium for the
PROOF that his success is equaled by any treatment
that is now or ever was in the city Of Cleveland
for the cure of obstinate diseases Cali and see
cases cured ct bis Office, No. III Ontario street,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-27

every good and true Republican, vas willing 10
support the man who best can bear forward that
standard which we mean shall Hoas triumphant
over the Presidential mansion. Ills preferences
were for that man who, for quarter of century
has been before the public as q leading man
William H. Seward, Immense apPlause,) but sat
isfy him that some other man would DO more suo-
csssiul and be was for him from that moment-
But that other man must be no outsider, but q
tried and proved Republican. He know man had
been named from west Of the Mississippi, and ho
had very fii,ndly predictions toward him, ,butifh
Is true that has been reported he Is In favor Of
striking from our platform that plank which says,
''no more Slave Territory" then he could not re-
oeiye his support. (Applauss
"An ask of the mon you select to represent you
and me at Chicago 10, that whilst they will deny
to no section the right guaranteed to them by the
Constitution, they shall not yield one iOta Of any
right which We Of the North are entitled to-" ZAP
plsuse
Hon. VIM. slado, Jr., said that they all had their
preferences, but they were only to exist before the
nomination, that they were all to have but
ono preference. (Applause) He was for any
candidate who might be nominated by tho Con-
ventijn, provided he stood sound upon the Repub-
lican platform. S. P. Chase was his first choice,
but If not Chase, then Seward next If not either
Of these, then his coat was of to work for any
good man who subscribed to their platform. Zap
plause.)
Hon. Geo. B. sshter was loudly called for, but
excused himself In answer to question be sta
ted that he had steadily avOwed himself in favor
of S. P. Chase as the Chicago nominee SO long as
the interests Of the party would be served thereby
Had be gone to the Convention however, no would
have lett his personal preferences at homo and
strven TO labor only for the best good of the party
Mr.. John Watson and DR.. Vincent made few
remarks.
Mr.. Russell moved to call the roll.
DR.. Vincent moved that partial delegates bs en-
powered to cast the full vote. Carried.
Mr.. Charles Bradburn, from the Committee, re,
ported the following delegates to the State Con-
vention
CrrY.-GeO B. senter, Dudley Baldwin, J. c.
GrAnDis, X. Crawford, D. r. Tilden, o. @. Sco-
Vile, W. b. Castle, Louis Ritter.
CoUNTRY.-N. Nicola, A. II. Brainard, B. Butts,
W. Gardner, A. Il. COmstOck, C. Lockwood, j.
Hand.
DR.. Vincent would like to question each of these
and see if they were sound Republicans.
Mr.. slade opposed it. He believed they were
good Republicans and he had confidence in the
Committee.
Mr.. Ford, of East Cleveland, offered the follow
ing:
ResolUed, That Salmon P. Chase is the first
choice Of this Convention for President.
Mr.. Pratt moved to lay the resolution on the
table. He, together with A, G. Lawrence, were
opposed to trameling instructing the delegates.
Mr.. Prentis's motion prevailed.
Mayor Senter declined to serve as delegate, but
the Convention refused to excuse him.
Mr. Russell moved that each delegate be en-
powered to appoint his alternate. Carried.
Adjourned sine die
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-27

DR. HosTEFrER's justly celebrated and never
falling stomach Rers will ufeotually cure al diseases
Of the body OF morbid The DOctorin calling the
attention Of the public thus valuable specific, toes
with feeling Of the utmost confidence in its virtues and
adaplaiion the diseases for which it recommended
It isuo qdisk article that hi,Stooi the criticism
Of the American press and people, The tostimny given
in By the most eminent and well known profess
sou and private individuals in all parts of the United
States is immense snd clearly evnceS that its
many The Of the BtteTs" cannot but satisfy tho
keptlcal that is really deserving the esl,by has
obtained wherever aola.
FOT sai0 BY Druggists and dealers generally evs
by Hostetter Smith, sos ProgistoEs So Water aud
6s Front Streets PilJshureh hbalW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-27

AGREAT CEANcB TO GIT LIKBNEssEs FOR
NoTHINe Any person who viii produce Pho
tograph or Ambrotype, taken in an pl e, supe'
rior to those made by Bisbee, at his new Gallery
will be presented with as many likenesses as tie
wish, by A. BIsBEE.
d4W
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-27
FROlI NEW YORK.
New YORK, Feb. 25.

The Agents of the Grand Trunk Railway li1s
saw tbe following passengers were booked for the
HSoearian the three 6fsI in Liverpool and the re-
mainder in Cork
Hugh McCaHrey. Richard Maiden, VIM. Kirby
John Daily, Martin Donners, Ellen Sheehan, VIM
Vogie, Geo. MeDsrmot, Michssl Luoey, John De-
Iansy, S. Richardson, Patrick MeGiYsn.
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Saturday Afternoons Report.
WRECK OF THE HUNGAHTAN.

HALIFAX, Feb. 25.
The clearance papers Of the Hungarian have
been found, from VIII; III it appears that she had
800 passengers, mainly, OF course, steerage-
No names have as yet been discovered
KOTE On the contrary, Milchell's Shipping
Journal Of London, of the 10th, says tho Hun.
garian has 20 passengers.
LArER.--It is thought there must be some
mistake about the steamer Hungarian having
800 passengers on board when she was lost, as
she was never known to carry half that mum
Der, nor any of the steamers belonging to the
same line that she did
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To BEE MISUNDERSTANDING that the general
interests OF bee keepers may be very materially
advanced, and much practical and valuable iufor-
nation gained, by consultation and mutual inter
change of views, tue undersigned would cordially
invite all who feel an interest in this much neglect.
ed but important branch of production, 10 meet
at Chase's Hall, near the new Court House, in the
city of Cleveland, on Thursday, the 18th day Of
March next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for mutual inter-
change of views, and, if deemed advisable, to form
Bee Keepers Association.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-27

II Coal oIL-save your money and buy your
oil direct from the manufacture for eighty cents
per gallon at Nortb's coal oil and lamp oil depot,
ls9 Ontario street, and l67 Detroit street, West
Side. The oil warranted to please or no pay
Lamps at reduced prices.
Lamps of every description altered to burn coal
Ii
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYBll HAIR DYE i
Wm. 4. BathelOF's Hair DYsI

The Onlv harmless and reliable Due kaO10R.
The Original and best in the worldf
All others mere limitations and should be avoided
0u wish TO escape udicule.
GRAY, RED Oh RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
bssutfnl and natural Brown Black without the least
RIury to Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
Eaded to Wm A. Bachelor since 1885, and over $4,000
applications have been made hs Hair of his patrons
his famous Dyes.
WMaA. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces a color
net to be distinguished from nature and is WARRANTED
ROt to ure in tho least however long may bo continued
and the i'll effect Of Bad Dyes remedied tbs Hair invgOr
lted for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made. sold applied In private rOomsI ct the Vie
Factory No. Z3 Broadway, n. "
Sold IN all cities and Of the United States By Drug
Eists and Fancy Goods Dealess
Ef The genuine has the and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides Of saeh Box. Of
VIM. A. BACHELOR,
lan1 No. 233 Broad u1Hv n Y
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Saturday Nights Report.
CONVENTION.

RICHMOND, Va, FEB. 70
The Convention adopted the majority report to
send delegates to Baltimore, while they do not
adopt any other suggestion in the address Of the
National Union Committee. The Convention does
not mean to discourage the movement elsewhere
for the formation Of great National Conservative
Union Party. The Convention expresses no pref
aranne for RnV marty. -.r...t-r
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II Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, CastOrs, Napkin Rings, Labels &c, &c.
A very large stock, and all warranted Of the best
Double Plate, can be found at
FoGG, ELLSWORTH & Co.'s,
octl Cor Superior and Seneca SITS.
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FIRE.

GENEVA, N. Y. Feb, %.
The White Springs Mills, owned by Jas, 0.
Sheldon, together with large barn and mill
er's dwelling, 2d5 sheep, grain, -four, &c, were
entirely consumed by fire last night. Loss
about 500, ,OOO-insured $40 500,
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WIGS! WIGS! WIGS

'BATCHELoRs WIGS AND ToUPEEs surpass al.
TheV are elegant, light sfy and durable.
Fttinr TO cham--uo turning up behind-no shrink
the head; Indeed, this Is the onlr Establishment vher
,hsss things are properly understood and made
va Broadway, New York
IsnI7 W. FIsKE, Cleveland, Ohio, Agent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-27

tSr Fresh shad received by Express at MaItby'a
Oyster Depot. 200 Superior street, by w, W
Gaines, Agent.
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IMPRovENENTs IN ART.-In no branch Of
business has there been greater degree Of improve
ment thar in the DaguereOtyping process. The
steps from the first rude impressions Of the old
worAmen to the elegant and faithful ILLNESSES OF
be present day are many and marked, and skill,
originality and experience now combine to produce
such results as would have staggered the early
practitioners to dream Of Those who wish to Sc
cure accurute likenesses of themselves or friends
Will do well to call at CrObaugh's Gallery, over J.,
Stair Sons Seed Store, Ontario Street, where
perfect ambrOtypeI can be procured at reduced
rates. " o. 1s.C
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-27

G8- There is a grand rush for WHITE coal oil al
1s9 Ontario st. and 167 Detroit ST., West Side
The $40 not claimed yet. More oil on hand.
Fetch on your cans
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HoLLowAY's Pills AND OINTMRNT.--Infams
masioa Of the Kidneys and urinOsual organs In sln-
tsrnAl Inflammation Of the Kidneys bladder &c. caused
by gravel OF other loca irritation these medicines will t
feet speedy and raaiesl Out OF i've hundred
OF persons effected with gravel and pronounced by emf
noutmembcrs ofthe facu y incumblep Bl who took
these remedies rec vrred but one he dltpaeng Of
success discontinued them AFTER ono weeks, use
q sold BY al Druggists, Sc &C. and 81 p5r boz or
pot. ieb22
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-27

ILLUSTRATED NATURAL HsroRY.-Hawks &
Bro. are the agents for the sale of Casse's Popu~
lar Natural History, which is published on the lst
and 10th of each month, and is cOpiOusly illustra-
ted with excellent wood engravlngs. Is cents per
number.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
MONDAY MORNING, FEB. ~. 1860.

16g~ The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, J. s. Maison's and olmsteds news depots
At news depots at Weddel and Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's, IT'S Ontario Street
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-27

II For the best qualities of Segars, Tobacco
ecd Snuff, 60 to g. Dietz lii SuDerior.st
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-27

LECTURES ON NSLAvERY.-Hawks & Bro. have
for sale pamphlet entitled Lectures on Slavery"
delivered in the North Presbyterian Church. Chi.
cago, by N. L. Rice. D. D. Mr.. Rice is an able
writer and speaker, and these sermons will be
found strong documents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-27

BuEsEAHIEa.-.oa Friday night the cellar Of Mr..
W. X. Adams, on Bank street, was entered and a
lot Of pies, cakes, &c, stolen. A small company
had been gathered at the house during the evening"
and il is a singular circumstance that about two
years since the cellar was entered and lot Of eat
ables stolen, on a night following the gathering Of
part Of the samo company.
On Saturday night barn upon Summit street
was entered and lot CT chickens, &c. stolen.