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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03
SHERTFF,s sALE-PURsUANT

NHEhIFF 3 DAIB.-PUh hbUANI
~ the command Of order Of sals issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas Of Cuyahog1 county Al the suit OF
John Madden plaintiff, 1Ea1st Belden Seymour dsfsnd-
70 directed shall offer for sale bt public auctinn
the door Of the Court House tooneT ef Seneca and
Champaip streeiB in the CRY Of Cleveland in said
county, the Ilt1 day Of February s60 O'Clock p
" Of said day, the following described lands and
nentI wit: lot Of land Siuste in the City Of
Cleveland which il also in the county of Cuyahoga and
is known BY Cy Lot No 9l nineteen in thai part Of said
City recently known the ty OF Ohio in Hiram Sales
subdivision o ORIGINAL Lot No ssveniY T0 and Is situated
on Hicks street. being tt0 fot feet front said srear
and running back TO allev Appraised at Sso0 O0
J. J. xxx. Pitts Atty. jsnis:77o
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CAREFUL RAlLRoAD.-Ths Directors Of the
Boston and Worcester RailrOad Company, state
in theiF report Just issued, that during the
year 1859 they carried enc million six hundred
and three thousand four hundred and ffy-
three passengers without. injury to a single
person.
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Al Cleveland with sVolaIid and T0lsdo CsYsland Co
lunlbus CinGinna Cleveland and Erie Ead CleEsanA
and Pittsburg RailrE d.
Al Solol with hacks 70 Chagrin Falls. Ge.
Al Mantua win hacks for haFsnna, EG.
At Braeevile with hacks 70 NeWs0I Faiss kc
A. WaIien with hacks TO Sharon GIeanfsd, MsadEi1e
Bl0omfsld Canhsld, Be.
Al YouBgstoWn, VITA stages for Nes Castle Polana
Lowell and EnOn VALLEY, and thence By r. r ". &C r.
B. to Pittsburgh.
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MtatnfattnrEs.
DAN'L ", DUTY,
jlVTsIand Floor Oil Cloth Mandatory,
JOHN WEBsTFR. Proprietor.

JOHN WEBSTER, PropfietOr.
LSO MANUFACTURER AND
"a Wholesale Dealer in WATER FIRE PROOF
PANT V in OIL and agent for the sale Ofthe CleV0
land WHITE LEAD AND ZINC PAINTS Warehouse
and Oce AtUateT Block foot of Superior street. and Ne
vinsvard street, cleysiand' Ohio. febl2RDdsW
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EORFHGRN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
RXuRREg

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising the foIlOwing seisnt and reliable Lsks
Lines:
Daily to DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to SANDUSKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
Tri-Weekly 70 ooGDENSBUR6H, OSWEGo, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND.
Tr-Weskly 70 CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE. MACK
MAC and InteTmediafe Ports
~ Property c0nSisned delivered t. our care viii Fs
ceiVe prompt and careful attention and dispatch.
q Passengers viii be tekstel through al directions
At the lowest lates
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JAMES h. ODELL,
BRASS FOUNDER,

a MI MAN U 4 ALL OhGh OI DhAOO
~ WORK Of every description. No. IS Union street,
eW doors from Superior street, Cleveland o. He pre-
pred 10 furnish all kinds Of work used for Steam Wster
OF Cas- and all the various articles USED IN the Plumbing
Brass O. sting done daily and Bras Work OF all kinds
hatred dsc1Rs
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HELEN ELIZA LLPHAH, CuyahOga Common Pleas.
CH,RLEs y, L.PH.M. DIVORCE

DEFENDANT WILL TAKE NO
u lice, that on the 2s;h day Of January, lsso he
Complainant aled IN sala Court her pstItion T divorce
Sct Of duty Said caRse viii Pc for hearing in the Feb
ruay tenn Of 9d Court and afier s1 weeks em the frEt
publication Of this notice.
Dsfondant is nrheI notified that dispositions win Be
taken 20 be used in evidence the a Of this q
the ONCE Of GTsWold CaIe, in the CITY OF Cleveland,
Cuyahoga county Ohio the nth day Of FehInAy 1850
between the hOuu Of o'clock .. NJ and O'Clock P M.
Of said day. GRISWOLD CASTLE.
jsnS2l0 Soheitou.
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CHERRIES SALE.--PURSUANI
NHRRRIFF AND MANTER- GOM

SdEhhlpp AMI NJ AD ~ n OOm
~ AIISSIONER'S SALE Pursuant to the command
order cf sale issued the Court Of COmmon Pleas
Of CuyahOga County at the suit Of LsYi F Jackson
Pautif against Harriet B. Fare ct all Defendants, to
me directed Il sha offer for sale st pub auction at the
door Of the Court House corner Of Seneca and ChampHR
sreets) the City Of Cleveland said county the
25th day Of February. ls60 O'clock P NJ OF said day,
he following described lands and tenementg TO wit:
"Situaie in the township Of Brooklyn rs the same
originally existed, bel number seyea 10 IN the tnlr-
teenth range of Townships IN the Conneccdt western
Reserve in the State OF Ohio, and which is also IN the
county Of Cuyahoga and known by being tht QUE Undi
cd fourth part Of lot Of land known part Of lot No
ty-tnree situated in Northwest Of said
lot 53 and bOunc cd as follows:
Beginning post in said Northwest corneE and run
ming South the lot line 80 rods to stake thence East
seVenty-esht rods 10 & stake thence North ghtywo
rods sake thence West the line Of said lot
tyeght rods the place Of beginning, containing about
forty acres. Appraised at $500 co. -
Also undivided fourth part of ths following deseb
cd Lot-beng part Of lot number htytwo bonnd,d. Be
gnng the Southwest Of said lot No 81, and
thence ming North and IS 100 hans 10 the centre
Of the County Road thence Moth 6S East twenty and
,5lOO CHAINS aon the centre Of sd Road thence South
eighteen 90 100 chans TO hickory post in the
Of the fence; thence West nineteen and 40 100 chains TO
the place Of besinlng containing twentTeight aud l
by the survey Of g. W Marsh, excepting therefrom
the Westerly side about eigh acres, formerly
sold Thomas Psckam by Phillip Barns and So except
ing adjoining the Moth East part Of the said
piece and being twenty rods the and eight rods
wide formerly ueeded By sid Barpel to B. F. Tyler and
fronting said road eighty rods ee the more OF less
but subject 10 all legal highway" ApgIgised at S2 Co.
D. L. WIGHTMEN,
Sheriff and Master CummisSiOner.
VAN BUREN CHANB ERLIN, Plaintiffs Attorneys
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CIBVEIlND AND TOLEDO BAIL B0AD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov.
" 1lh, 1859, Trains this Road will leave Cleveland
~ follows:
T:40 A NJ stopping at Berea Grafton and all stations IN
the southern DIVISION
400 p n Sandusky MAI ssoppng At all way stations
Northern Division O., OF Sandusky.
I.33 NJ stopping s. all stations Southern Division
sxcep; Washington, Genoa, ard Cay Junction
The 1.4) A. o. Train ma kes connection Al MonroeTio
win the Sandusky, ManSled d and Newark R r. and al
Clyde with the Saudusky Dayton Cincinn R. g. for
UTb1na Springfield Dsyon, Cncnno and all points in
the South.
direct connections with the Michigan Southern Northern
Indiana R. r. fr ChieasO and all points in the West Al
with the Toledo, Wabash ard Western R. R. for Fort
Wayne. Lugan port, Laf yee, Decatur, Sprnghe D. Al
ten. 81 L. uis, Cairo. and al points in the s. uth
at Tsodo, with Toledo Monroe snd Detroit R. r.
and Jackson Branch r. R for Detroit and JaetsOn,
For information and ck cts apply the Union Ticket
Once. 81 Superior street, I'd at the Dep0t
Cleveland Nov. l2lh ls5s.
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Rail Roa0s.
1S50--R0.
,IsysIaad, IOlnmbnl { Cincinnati RailF0aa

l4oltlhha5 JVlhMBuA \ UlnellnGlt kallf0a8
-. -
WTNTER AERfN6F5rlT
IN AND AFTER MONDAY. Nov:
~ a is9 Passenger Train leave CsEsIand ssfollos 8:
Us A. NJ Cincinnati ExpTass. slopuirEst Bsrsr eraf-
ton La Grange. v ellington. New I1uios a.
lem Shelby, a1c u stations south N sheIkF.
- p II Cinrunar Nj gt sopoius Il M "a
lions between Cleveland aud Gallon. ~ a
caTdiugt0n and Delaware; alI3, si0Du.nF -
laaTd Faa8euEer8 all gtatiolE soutE Of talon
CONNECTIONS
hnei1Fs BanoIsky, Mausheid and H6wlrk Railroad fo
Malzfe5 ht VaTuon, Newark, Zang5Eills, Rs
Sfasihne, PfsouEgh F. wayne and Chicago RailToad,
I9rkofen lPpsTs sanduskyi Delphosi Lima y
wayne, Ltporte, Chicago, ec. west, AID Ezss
fer Mansaeld, Wooster, Massillon, &c.
oAsA AAa beaonslae Railroad Line for Marion, Belle
ignlainej Sidney UnioR, MdnGis Indianapolia
4srIs Halto. Enea7nSss Evansville, Louisville
glIo, 81. Louis, hs.
10 ana sTton sEd CiDennsli Line, SpTiHgGsld, o.
Dayton, HlElihont ClneirnalI. kishmsnd In
4lAiapon1, Ierfs Haais, s. Louia. &c; and !
Cinctnnali with th8 Ohio Mississippi Rail
road iof LOUISVILLE and Al points n the OAis
Lsluubas, Itsls Mani aud Columbus. and xsuia Ran
rad for Aeala, payton, indianapolis, Tsrrs
hautet 81 Louis, AlgIIgs, Lggeland. aRd Gin
ciunati. and vita the Ohi0anli 81 ssisso1f allI-
road II Cincinnati for LOuisTilie Fgaulgiiis
Cairo, 81 Louls and al onis on the Ohio river
CsluabaB u6ntral Ohio hiT0ad for HeHark ZanesTiis
WheslIlg, &C.; Columbus, Pqus and Indiana
BailFozd FOR Piqua, UEhana. &c.
" For TckstB 70 ali points and iuf0rmatiOa apDlV Al
the gni0n Ticket Oes, 81 sape0r street. a the Pas
8. FLINT. saDsrntsadsht.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR.

- DER OF COURT-ol the 18th day Of February,
1885, O'clock A. M at the door Of the Court Houss
Of Cuyahoga aud State Of Ohio will be sold TO the hig
est bidder the following described Real Estate q the pro
perty Of John T. Cockbun, deceased, 10 W SinHte in
said city Of Cleveland in said county Of Cuyshoa and
known Su-LUt No. 43l IN Kelley WalwOrlh'k iub1i
vision OF pa1t Of the Waw0 II Farm" $50 eaued) said
lot being feet front Harrison street its eastery b0u
dary extending In between parallel lines a rPht an
giles with said street to alley one rod in width; the
southerY ne being about l0 feet and the Iorhery line
about sc feet IL length. Appraised at $3.50
Terms Of sale win be made known the day Of sale
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03
MIS- HELEN NJ. WRIGHT, Matron
Mr. LEVI BUTTL RS, Blsiness Assistant.


Parents are assured that while boarding pupils contribute
much more thar @ pupils to The support the perma1eney
and Sucoegs InEtutlon are enabled, by system
attic aaname1t Of their time Their study lhelr Ieeree-
serupon home and society 10 90 vastly IoIe ahu De-
ter for them than we for day pupils and afford 10 them
Il is therefore, hoped That all who come from abroad VIII
enter as boarding pupils and that citizens OF cleveland
will so far they make i convenient 70 40 So SEND
their daughters boarding Dups thus advancing tue pros
ertv Rnd usefulness Of their Institution OF which
they should and JUSTLY be proud; and at the same
time bs than repaid by the greater
No 1aus will be spared to render their connection with
the Institution both pleasant and profitable 1t viii be the
constant care and effort Of all in any way connected Win
the management Of the Institution 70 secure tue hgnes
possible advantages in all departments Of thorough anc
n5sToT Sdysntsges are afforded to those who wish to
ipg and Painting these departments are under the
CHARGE of teachers who devote hemseVey to their re-
speetve Treatments and have thus attained hgh degree
Mons Subt native of Paris fine scholar and superior
lnrust being teacher by pTnfessiOn teaches with care
and precision rarely Observed and as ne N he sem
learning spesk the langusgs correctly sud with npeney
Pupils from the city, Whose parents desire t Will be az,
be made ro the bills Of SUCH 10 expense Is thereby
saved the Seminary and indeed. W. greatly DruIe 70
have al remain with without interruption, through ths
ay pupils desiring the services OF the Omnibus frIm
their homes to the Seminary and hack be sceommnda
ted reasonable rate BY applying al the OMNIBUS once
Citizens and others are invited call and examine the
Institution and beautiful surroundings and satisfy hem-
that advantages superior 70 tRoRe here oheed are
TERMs:-For Board and Tuition per Term Of Twenty
Week. $40 For Tuon nf Day Pupils, from SIS 10 SO.
Bills payable advaAes No pupils for less than
For f1fther information and admission. address
decla r S. N SANFORD. Principal
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R. G. HUNT. P. P.
tn STATEE OF ONO,
WW

tn srArEE OF oHIo)
MICHAEL CARROLL
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
IN that after thirty days from the date Of this nnlcs,
agp icaon will be made 70 The Governor Of the stae o.
Ohio for the pardon Of Michael Carroll convicted At the
November Term OF the Court OF Commsn Pleas Of Cuya
hoga County Ohio Of the crime Of assault with otent to
commit rape, and sentenced 10 The Pen enaT three
years THOMAS CARROLL
January 18th. 1880. janis l5s
SHERIFF'S SALE.--PURSUANT
~ to the command uf an order of sale Issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyshosa County at the suit Of
NicOaus mmerer, Flainlif. agaiugt Margerste PLl-
sing al Defendants. to directed shall osr for sale
ubc auction the door Of the Court House, corBer
Ssneca and Champsn streets 10 the city Of CeVelsd
IN said county, the 18th day Of FebruarI $50 az o.
clock p NJ OF said day the following described lands and
enements to wit: Situate the township Of Cleveland
being number IN the 18th OF townships N the
Connecticut Wese Reserve, in the Stale OF Ohio, and
winch In the County Of Cu5 HhOga and Is known as
Lity Lot No. fuihun rsd nd twentYnine 1891 in Bar
Der and Lords subdivision, aud is bounded Sou on Lo
rain Street and West bv lineG north Hey Said
lot is thirty feet and Ons-fOuIth L on Loran
Street land also all the improvements sad lo be he
same more OF less but subject to all legal hshWays Ap-
praised al $500 -. :.
R. q. HUNT Plaintiffs AitoTnev ians5I2Tl
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Cleveland Female Seminary,
8. N. SANFORD, A. NJ Principal.

--
HIS NOBLE INSTITUTION will
enter uDon It's NEXT TERM on Thursday, February
ls6O under the following able and experienced
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
s.N SANFORD, A. NJ. PRINCIPAL,
Natural and Moral Sciences.
Mrs N. LII. SANFORD.
SAMUEL ST. JOHN. LII. D.,
Natural History and Physiology.
Miss LINDA 7. GUILFORD,
MathfmAtics and English Grammar.
Miss JULIA s. HOPK Ms,
Rhetoric, Criticism, and English Literature.
Miss HANNAH B. SMITH,
Latin, Greek, and History.
Ffiss JULIA L. HUGGINS,
Arithmetic Biography, and History.
Miss SARAH A. NOBLE
Ms s C. BARRETT,
Mrs. ELIZA SHEPHERD,
Mons. FERDINAND SUBIT, NJ. D.,
French Language and Literature
Ms HELEN NJ WRIGHT, katron.
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r ~ y. BINGHAM, Master Com,r; Sl5I;
me STATE OF OHIO,} In Jusiios,s coqTt, Cleveland
CuyShoga Count, IS. Township.

A MOS E. DENNISON vs.. JOHN
"a HALL and GuruBhses The defendant, John Hall,
Is hereby noded that the instance Of said Amos Dem
nj on. plaintiff order Of attachment issued BY E.
Hess6nmueer Justice Of ad township the eth day OF
January. 1850, bgunst the goods ehate9 rights credits,
moneys, property and ef cts OF said defendant. Suit
''''s-' GRlswoLD & CASTLE.
fsnIg.rGq pEHiz Attvs
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- YonK srook MARKEr-Fss 4

secosd Board prices irregular and ever; Ch eSi
Gal Oh 5si 90, 51<i Pan IS01si Reading 3ti Hu
soa4l2s.
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Gfaal Notiftg.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-Under and
IA b. Ynuo Of The agihonly vested Ia me b. deed q
Assignment eHsrued end delivered y me by aI.hal Car
Ss tom 4, qSss o,s S n s9 qst ts IN il 6s ety ~ csS
land ccfuy OF Cuynhofa, and State o. Ohio on Heqnes-
VI Tue eItro stock Of Goods contained Esid Store,
ceuEaiing Of Payer Hanglnsai Wniog shades, Painis,
"aa Gie5,:5aS 5SS'' u HENAN cHiTTENDFN. Asssnss
ORDBR OF ATTACHMENT.
J. MAsURF, Paiatf. hsore Samuel solam5se, s ,q 20
II. Put2E SISIs ana. cSyahoza souni9, obo
THE DEFENDANT, j. II. PULTE,
u will tax nglic that at my instance on the 2sd day
OF DccembeO, ls59 tho ahnYe Justice issued an or
der Of ascht ugaiplt he gOos, eaAitss and credits
q said defendant ~ The ab9Yo entitled cane o. esi@
that said uc0n 81 0r hearng before said Justice On ne
I'e DAY o. February ls00 At oci91L a ~ \, .s,rp
GHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
~ OF Nris of Fiei Fa-as issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas Of CoyHhoga Coun y, e The su of William
Gordon el al, p stih', as,inai Thomas Johnson q,
uhlle suction Tho poof II The Ceut Hoass corner Of
ssnera atI ChiHpan street. n he Cify Of Cleveland
r NJ Of "a day the lolowng ese1oe5 lands aRd ten
Ia The County Of Cuyah "a. aud State Of Ohio and
known as u Los Nos ave ~ md teI;si5 (3Sl N ,hs
G II B1RsER. Pits AT. iiail.sg
MASTER'S SALE.-In Pursuance
1AA Of desreta order Of sale issued rom ths Court
Of Common Plsae Of Cuylhoga Cemuy, Ohio at The suit
Cf h0mag B. PTchuTd against Waller J. Allen and 9TH
me directed, shall expose or ss at hs door Of NE
Court Huuie lcUrner Of Seneca and Chnmpan ftTeeEl
he City Of cleveland in said County, the ltb DAY Of
February, 1850 At o'clock p NJ Of ssia day, the follow
ing described lands aud enen ents TO vii Situate IA the
known Is Lot No ms Hiram 3 ones addition CleTs
land compos Of oisinsl Its Nos 9 and So n slld
bus and lf and 92 feet deep the south line and
l5t til feet deep along Erin AyenHs and 6Sh feet
wide on the west end Appraised q Sl20l
II. BINGHAM, Master GOm'r.
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n y
Administrator othe estate John COckburn deceased
Cleveland. Ohio January u, 1850 Ianl6:wat:27O

GHERIFF'S SALE.-PURSUA ANT
~ to the command Of an order Of safe, issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas olCuyahoga County, at the
suit Reuben G. Hunt DlRinii agains James HeaTus
doit directed shall Or for sale at the door Ofths
Csurt House icOrne Of seneca and ChAmplan seesl in
February 1862 at O'clock P M. Of said daY the follow
ing described ands and tenements TO wit Situate tn the
township OF Cleveland. in the Cunnecic Western Re
the State q ohie, and which also in the eouu
" CuyahOga and ID kncvn BY being part Of City Lot
number iFO hun red and eIshtyfOur C, in WilleyVls
Allotment, called IN that part Of the City Of CleEeand
which formerly Ohio City and is bounded fnllows
wit North By Lot No T1 East by slley; So1'h b.
line parallel with n North line and 30 feet distant there
FROM and Wes BY BraiuaId street, beng tbs Moth half
OF said Lot No. D. and Is 80 feet front on said BTsinsrd
street 6 o2 fest in depth alley be the same,
more or less. Appraised At $40 o..
D. L, WlGHTAAN, Sheriff.
R. G. HUNT. P P. Att'Y. jsRl6:Z7O
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SAVE THE PIECES
ECONOMY!
DISPATCH
w@AsElTsn ~ nss s.yE. NHs." -

As aeeisoas ,g AappsH spen ~ lse regulated as'iss
very desirable have some ehsap and eoayonisn, Ssy
or repairing Furniture, Toys, CroekeEJ, SC
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Potasos ......flbu S9 81
Olicnn- ........-- -
LINK.
Watsr-Eastn H2bhn ! "a !
sandy Hd Comnt ! : q ]
White Ltms ...... - Gl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03

seholarihp IL god in either 0f the Seven CslsEss
sPENCERIAN PEEAIANsHIP Is taught By The best
MasierS.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-23
ADJUSTMENTS.


PtKE's OftRA-HousEs-The audience at the
Opdra ihose last night to witness the second repre-
seniation Of Guy MaHHsria0 was not 80 large the
performance deserved. Mrs. Walters mpersonation
Of Meg Mefriiies" was characterized by all those
tragic and thrilling effects which have enabled her
to attain her present high position in histonic art
II Is not attractive, although great and those who
have witnessed Charlotte Cushmans portrayal Of the
same character, might experience the same pain,
but would nevertheless be disappointed in the per.
formance of Mrs, Waller. ..........
This evening has been set apart for the benefit Of
Mrs w, and an excellent bill is presented. It
ssts Of websters terrible tragedy Of The Duchess Of
MqN, in which the Jenefeiaire will appear as "Na-
riana," part she has made famous all over the
country by her wonderfully tragic impersonation--
concluding with The Wandering Minstrel, and we
earnestly hope the audien'e may be large as the
merit Of the artist would lead her to expect.
q WooD's THEATER.--Mr. Chanfrau appeals
TO his friends and the habitues Of this establishment
tonight and presents an entertainment Of consid-
cradle magnetic power 1t embraces The Ocean
Child, in which he will appear as "IIarry Helm" a
now local extravaganza entitled Varieties, and A
GLncs at Netc York, In which he will enact the part
Of Nose" Mr.. &. deserves, and, with such pro.
gramne, should attract audience which would hll
the house to repletion
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-23
The Mysteries of Russian Tyranny-The
Skeleton in the Closet.

The Cdnserie Russo contains some interest
ing details of the betrayal of Miss Tarskanoff
by Gregory .0rloff, one O. the favorites Of
Catherine II. This lady, who claimed to be
the natural daughter of the Empress Eliza
beth and Count Razoumofski, and to be en-
titled to the throne of Russia by virtue Of q
will of Elizabeth, which she said Catharine
had destroyed, travelled through Turkey,
Greece, Germany and Italy, in search of a
government which would espouse her cause.
Catharine, whose persistent effort to entrap
her, gave probability to her story, failing in
all other means, at last sent her favorite, Or
loft in pursuit of her, enjoining him to bring
her back to Russia dead or alive. Orloff, pre-
tending that he had fallen into disgrace, put
himself into relations with Miss Tarakanoff
at Naples, conspired with her against Catha-
rine, and more perfectly to deceive her,
asked her hand in marriage. He persuaded
her to go ON board Russian vessel for the
performance Of the ceremony; there the Rus
sian Rear Admiral arrested her. He took
her to Cronstadt, and that is the last that
was ever heard other. During the year pas
terrible rumor has arisen that it was her
skeleton which was found walled up in q
closet in the palace of Zars-kee-Zels, while
fitting the apartment Of the hereditary Grand
Duke.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-23
NEWPORT NEWS.

BELLIGERENT DEMONSTRATION ny TWO FE-
MALEs.-Two middle-aged females, named
Tait and Smith, who reside on Saratoga
street. in close proximity, finding no more
profitable employment, engaged each other
with hostile intent in the absence Of their
respective husbands, day before yesterday,
with natures weapons, much to the damage
of their toilette and to the amusement of a
number of bystanders. The parties were,
Yesterday, brought before Esq. Payne and
the former fined 81 and the latter discharged.
A RARE CHANcE.-We append below a
copy of u notice found on the ferry-boat
Cincinnati Belle. We opine the owner OF
the property must have had great many
applicants, particularly when we remember
that he does not state where the premises
are:
"FoR RENT.-A two-story brick house, con.
tanning eight rooms, kitchen, garret, cellar
all up stairs in good condition and order
cistern and out-houses all together and con.
venient to each other will be rented low tC
a good paying tenant, that has not more than
ten or fifteen children, ut 5000. Good re.
ferences required. Apply on the premises
THE FERRY LANDING-The landing at the
foot of York-street is greatly in need of re.
pairs. We hope for the sake of pedestrians
who are compelled to walk up and down the
hill that this matter will be attended to a
once. Females especially will no doubt hal
with delight the suggested improvement.
RUMoR CoNFIRMED.-By reference to ou
telegraphic column it will be seen that th,
rumor of the appointment of I. NJ. Winston
as Paymaster in the Army is confirmed.
APPOINTMENT OF SCHOOL TREASURER
Richard Caldwell has been appointed Schoo
Treasurer for this city, to serve during tn
ensuing year. ............... ......... .r