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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-16

MARiNE.-The May Queen WaI expect ed TO
leave Detroit for this city yesterday the 10TH, but
the GOODNESS Of the weather and the wind have 30
Car interered with the adjustment Of her engines,
that she will probably leave for her frst trip on
Saturday.
The Erie Gazette states that two propellers
reached there on Friday afternoon which are de-
tanned there by the ice. One of them must have
been the oWego, but what the other IS is not
stated
The Propeller Elmira, Capt Mitchell, cleared
yesterday for Toledo. The schooner Fidelity
cleared for Rondeau with load Of sundrles and
the schooner Prince Albert for the same port With
1000 lbs tWine The scow Freo Mason cleared for
sandusky with coal.
L. Moreau, bridge tender at the Main Street
Bridge requests alrvessels, propeIers, &c, coming
up the river, drawing over seven feet of water, to
take the East side in passing through the bridge.
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II HOLLOwAY's PLLs-Impurity OF the Blood.
Health consists the purity Of the nds and sOdINhch
compose the human body; If tho blood becomes vlatsd It
nfsots the whole system by its through FIBRE
and tissue. H0nVWays Pills not only eTpel al humors
which tain m9Oversh this vital element, but purify
and invgoato it, aud by supplying gentle and wholesome
stimulus tho circulation they strengthen each part and
give tone to the who frame.
~ sold by all D. ugsists at &c, &C. and 81 per bOI.
mari3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-16

n 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 as
FoGs, ENswoRTH Co.b,
octl Cor. Superior and Seneca SITS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-16

VANITY FAIR.-Hawks Brother have Vanity
Fair No. l2, fullto the brim with wit and wisdom.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

EgTseo advertisement Of Dr.. sanfOrd's Liver
TnviUo-ator
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Tt is Q common observation that there
are more suHsrsrs from debility among AmeEiaas than
can Be found amons any other civilized nation. The rea
son is obvious We little oz.rcise and forget the
wants Of the body in the absorbing pursuits Of busness
In ali such cases ordinary medicine can do ldtls good
Whist required just sueh tonic ard invguraeor As Dr.
J. Hos,efsr hss given TO TIE world In his CELEBRATED
BITTERS. ne weak and nervous denizen o. the couu
iRehouso the exhausted toer the shop board, and
the prosatod student of the midnight lamp have found
vOndsrhl regeaetor The Btters, and prefer it to the
more paltsatious but less soaeiouu, Medicines But
should be forgotten that The agent which is 50 magical
its influence up5a frame which is merely deolisaied
equally powerful 10 ASSISTING nature 10 eHpe the most
terrible forms Of seass Who will not give uali
Fcr BY Druggists and dealers generally everywhere
~ BY Hostettor Smith, Soils PrOProtOrs. IS Water and
Z Front streets Pittsburgh. marl2lW
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GoDEY.-Hawks & Bro. have received Godey's
IAdy's Book Tor April The ladies viii find 1t
upOn their counter this morning
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE
Nm. 4. BathelOf's lair Dye!

The osllg harmless and reliable Dye ha0i5B.
The Original and best IN the Worldf
All others mere mutations and should De avoided
on wish 10 escape udisuls.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
bsautfal and natural Brown Black without the least
hlury to Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
Ssrded to WIN A. BatchslOr 1899, and $1,000
applications have bssn made The Hair Of his patrsn Of
his fs1s0uh Dyes.
VIZ A. BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE produces color
not TO be distinguished from nature aud is WARRANTED
not to ure in the least however long may be continued
and the III effect Of Bad Dyes smsed; the Hair nVigor
ntsd for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made, sold applied (sn private rOOmsl At the VIZ
Fact0rF No. e Broadway, n. Y.
Sold IN all cities and toWas Of the United SatsE By Drug
Tists and Fancy Goods Desless.
~ The genuine has the and address upO1 steel
Blate engraving on four sides of each Box. Of
WI. A. BACHELOR,
ianl7 No. 133 Broadway. n. 2.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-16

ERIC, OR LITTLE BY LITTLE-A TALE OF Ros
LYN SCHOOL. By FREDERIC W. FARRAN, Eel
low of Trinity College, Cambridge. Author of
"Julisn Home" Columbus, Follett, Foster d
Co., 1860.
This reprint Of popular English Book is very
readatls and an admirable book for boys. Il fol-
lows the hey, Eric, through his school days with
all its attendant evils, associations &c. and shows
bis gradual course downward after having once
yielded to the temptations which unprinclpled
schooImates presented to him. The book is is
sued in attractive form, which will lead many to
look for the good things within.
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NOTIONS OINTMENT,

sALT-RHEUM AND sCRoFULAi
PsmHasuty cures Sealdhszd RingwOms and all itching
Erupti5ns Of tbs Skin.
This Ointment Penetrates to the bsis Of the disease
os TO very souroe-aRd cures it cm the flesh beneath
70 the skin on the s face sodin lrgs glass boxes price
80 cents.
Prepared by GEERIT NoHTcN, Proprietor, New York
Depot at PENFoLD. PARKEE MOWERS No. Is Beck
Sold bT STRONG & ARMSTRONG feb2s
Dr.. McCLIEToCK's COLD AND CoUeH MIX
TuREAmong the cold and cough remedies" that food
the market this alone stands the solid basis of true
medical science Dr. AIcClntock stands in the fore from
m the uofessiou He stakes his reputation what ne Of
fers 70 the sck IS genuine curative Never has ihi
preparation falsied his guaranty. Pnce . cents.
sold by WA. FISKE, and By STRONG ARM
STRONG Cleveland. 1eb5
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Last Nights Report.
WASHINGTON, March Is.

hAsHINsToN, March 10.
HOUSE
Mr.. Nilsson introduced Joint resolution de
clariDg the construction that shall be put upon
the making an appropriation for the satisfaction
of the Virginia Land Warrants approved
August 1852 Referred.
Mr. Harris, of Wis, introduced bill for the
continuing and completing the improvements
of the navigation of the PatapscO river and
rendering the port of Baltimore accessible
Referred to the Committee on Commerce.
The House passed the Consular and DiPlo.
matte appropriation bill.
Mr.. Washburne, of Ne, explained that the
object of the amendment was more TO correct
practice under the rules than the rules them.
selves, and facilitate the despatch of business
and reno ye well founded complaints.
Several hours were consumed without com
ing to a conclusion on the subject, when the
Committee arose and the Indian appropriation
bill was passed. .laI- Z.
Mr.. Hamilton moved that the Military Road
way bill, as returned by the Senate with
amendments, be referred to the Com. Oh Mili-
tary Affairs. saying one of them was Of great
interest to Texas, and bad already been consid-
cred by that Committee, namely, calling out
mounted regiments.
Mr.. Sherman desired the bill referred to the
Com. on Ways and means.
Mr. Stanton showed why it should be refer
red to the Military Com.
Mr. Reagan said the subject required urgent
action in view of the existence Of hostiIties
on the Texas frontier, and supported the view
of his colleague, Mr. Hamilton.
Pending the question the House then ad-
jOurEed.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
THE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
DIENTS in these Pills are the result Of long and
extensive pracee They mild in their operation, and
certain in eorrect al iuegulsrtiss Painful Menstrual
stioas removing all obsructions whether from cold
Otherwise headachs psn in the size, Dapitaon of the
heart whites all nervous affections, Mysteries fatigue
in the back and lbss SC, disturbed sleep which
ar1.e from interruuiion Of nature
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
vas the comm sncemeut Of new in the treatment Of
those irregularities and distinctions which have CONSIGNED
% many thousands Of the young the beautiful and the be
owed TO Premature Gave. No female can enjoy good
enth unless she is regular and whenever an Obstruction
takes place the general health begins TO decline.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most esctua remedy ever known for all
plants peculiar to Females To all classes they iuval
uahe, INDUCING Uit ceTtufB periodical regularity. They
known 20 thousands who have used them dieren
periods throughout the country having the
of he most eHsHf phgsiciaEs II America Ezpf diree
mons sfang hsa and lohH fey shoHd not Be used with
each BoLIhs Pfce One Dollar each boz e0Htaiaing 30
Pills. -,.-,..,,- =
emf by mail promptly by enclosing price TO the General
agent Sold b. Drugglsls geneIs y.
r. b HUrCHINGS, General Agent,
l65 Chambers St., New York
Sold in Cleveland at VIM Fisks and GaloTd Z liam
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-16

NEW wBooKs.-ENcYcLoPAEDIA OF LITERARY AND
SCIENTIFIC AHECDOTK-Ilustrative of the
HCharacters ofmen of Letters and Science. Edit
ed by WILLIAM KEDDIE, Secretary to the PhilO-
sophical Society of Glasgow. From the Lo n.
dou Edition. Columbus, FolIett, Foster & Co.,
1856.
In this volume mach useful information is com.
bined with pleasant entertainment. Extracts from
poets, historians, essayists theologians chemists,
anatomists, and SaUanS, full of meaning and food
for solid thought are here for the scholar and gen
era reader, and here too are spicy anecdotes table
talk and varieties, with which to spend social
hour. The book is. as it purports to be, Cyclo'
ppda of literature and science and should have a
place upon the shelves of every library.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-16

MEETING OF THR CLEVELAND REPUBLICAN
CLUB.-Pursuant to adjournment the City Re-
publican Club met at the old Court House last
evening The President, C. W. Noble, Esq,
called the meeting TO order
J. c. Grannis Esq, from the Committee on the
Constitution and By Laws reported the following:
The Republicans of the City of Cleveland, de-
sirous Of promoting the public welfare BY giving
effect to tho true principles Of republican govern
ment, and with view to greater efficiency in
their organization do adopt for their direction the
following
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-16

a The Bosom Of Destruction is the fatali-
" among young and mddls-agsd to Indulge in excess
ana dosasing habits. Those who Yearuag for in
nusnoe 20 dispel the growing evil should read
HUMAN FRATLTY, OR PHYSIOLOGICAL RE-
SEARCHES
1t dsueafos vvid eolors or 1t beautifully iilustra
ssd The causes and effects Of local and vital disease and
decay, pointing ou, the only sure saitfy valve.
Read Tie advertisement Of TRIESEAIAR, in another
column
Sold b. Or. BARROW, lat Blsecker street, N. Y Price
s celts Sent nee ever where
rT-Sold also by GAYLORD HAMMOND and WM.
FISKE, Druggists, Cloveland,o. maTl5
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Passive THOUGHTS ON RELIGION. Bythea1thor
of "Amy Herbert; a Thoughts for the Holy
Week." etc. New York: D. Appleton & Co.,
1860.
NIGHT LESSONS FROM SoRIPTURE-Compiled by
the author of "Amy Herbert" New York, D
Appleton & Co., 1860.
In the first of these little books is series Of pa
pers, Originally private thoughts, set down fol
personal use," founded upon passages from th'
Bible; short sermons in fact. It is book that vii
bear much study and reflection.
In the other book there is a portion of Scripture
set apart for every day in the year, to be read be
fore retiring to re st at night The year commence
upon the second Sunday in advent, an appropri
ate passage being set down for each day thereafter
The extracts are short, that fatigue may not b,
urged as an excuse for the neglect of dIy in this
respect.
The above are for sale by Ingham & Bragg
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n If medicine is necessary, use BRAND
RrrE.s PILs They pleasant a truly elective
nsdono can te Il tisruo you may take purgaVei ina'
VIII operate without pain, because they take the eaaano
paris o the blood which Is than being blsd wei'
thar having the vital ap absiruciod. Beware oi te
BranaTeths Pals only take hold Of those matters Nhon
the body when sick wants to syucuuio. They are solely
an assistant Of nature hngnore nothing less They
do not force; they merely assist and herein Is 'hef great
value The maa thrice blessed who Is 90 fortunate as 70
be acquainted with this good and almost reriees g to
msn because he has great extent his body insured IN
health BY their occasional use.
rIprisci1al orco, no ssl Canal g.. New York Sold BY
A. adinsr No 220 Superior street, Cleveland; and BY
J. B. Wheodon Hads0n, aud all respectable dealers in
rasdicinus mavl9dkW
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6netial Notices.

~ For Gas Fixtures snd FITTING, apply 81
Fo5G. ENswoRTH 4 CO. cor. superior senees 90
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-16

Senate met at u NJ. Ten Senators present.
% motion of Mr.. Mason, a resolution was
adopted instructing the Committee on Foreign
Relations to inquire whether any, and what
legislation is necessary to carry more fully into
effect certain treaty stipulations between the
United States and China, BuTmah aud Siam.
Mr. Brown introduced bill to incorporate
the National Gallery and School of Art in the
District of Columbia.
On mDtion of Mr.. sumner. resolution was
adopted, instructing the Committee on Finance
to consider whether the numerous Custom
House oaths now administered under acts Of
Congress, may not with prOpriety be abolished,
and SIMPLE declarations substituted therefor.
On motion Of Mr.. Benjamin, the Senate
considered the b Ill amending existing laws re-
latiye to the compensation of the District At
torneys, marshals and clerks of the U. s. Cir
cult and District.
The bills were discussed and passed.
The special order was taken up, being q
Joint resolution authorizing the enlargement
and construction of a branch to the Louisville
and Portland canal.
Mr.. Wade presented resolutions of the Obi
Legislature in favor of the same object viii
were read.
On motion of Mr.. Bright an amendmentwai
adopted, providing that when the canal shal
be enlarged and the branch constructed and thu
cost is paid for no more tolls shall be eOllecte'
than an amount sufficient to keep the canal il
repair and pay for the necessary supennten
dence
Mr.. Toombs opposed the bill saying tba
the Government owned all excepting fv
shares which were held by directors who con
trolled the work, doing just what they pleased
If they made money, very well but if they 60
in debt they would call on the government t
foot the bill. rst
Mr.. Powell stated that the government hsJ
received S24, 600 more than she had ever pu
lin this work, and had purchased more thai
T / 900 shares, not with money from the FedtFl
Treaeurp, but from tolls collected from vesf q
passing through the canal. ALI he asked wa
that they may be allowed to go on and use th'
revenue and credit of the canal so as to en-
large it sufficiently to accommodate the class o
boats for navigating that river.
Mr.. Wade said the tolls collected would b
sufficient to make the proposed Improvement
aud repairs. Not one dollar was asked from
the Government.
Mr.. Crittenden remarked that these direction
had held the stock merely for the preservation
of the work, and had managed it the best wa.
they could .....-. -F-.s...t..
Mr. Davis thought for the Government t
hold stock in canal was an invasion of tn
jurisdiction of a sovereign State He admitte
an enlargement was needed, but Kentuck
ought to control the whole matter.
The bill was passed, yeas 80, nays IA.
On motion Of Mr. Mason the Senate wen
into Executive Session Adjourned
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-16

". ". CUSHING, Secretary.
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ART. l. The name of this association shall.be
The CENTRAL REPUBLICAN, CLUB OF CLEVELAND.
ART. z. The officers of this Club shall be a
President, one Vice President from each ward Of
the city, Secretary, Treasurer, and an Execu'
tive Committee, consisting Of Eve persons. Such
officers shall be elected annually, and each cleo
ton shall be held on the first Tuesday of March
of each year, and the officers shall hold their Of
foes until their successors are elected.
ART. SEQ. l. It shall be the duty Of the
President to preside at all meetings of the Club,
to preserve order therein, and to call at his dis
erection special meetings of the same.
Sec. 2. Any one Of the Vice Presidents is Ru-
thorzed to act as President in the absence of that
officer.
SEC. 8. The duties of Secretary and Treasurer
shall be such as generally pertain to such offices.
SKo. 4. The Executive Committee (Of which
the President of the Club shall be ex ofeo Chair
man), shall exercise a general control over the
interest of the Republican Party in the city,
promoting by all suitable means an efficient or
ganiEation in the same, and generally perform the
duties of a Republican Vigilance Committee in
the city.
ART, 4 Any slector supporting the Republican
nominee for President in 1860, and resident of
this city, may become member Of this Club, by
having his name added to the list Of this Club.
ART 5. This Constitution may be altered ct any
time by a vote of the Club.
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Observation-Disclosures.
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