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Special dispatcius % cinuiunati Gaze

Special dispatci7HB g Sinr1Hnatl Gazette.
BURGLKnoUs PLOT AGAINST TIE WHITE HOUSE.
The detective police Of this city, whose
Figilanee has not ceased since the inaugura-
ton, became aware Of the presence Of a skill
ful burglar inthis eity, and watched his move
ments carefully. he stationed himself very
near the White House, and secreted q COM
plete set OF burglars tools, iucludingi false
keys for opening doors, and evidently con-
templated soma burglarious action on the
Executive session. r-
sPEoULATIoEs ABOUT APPoiSTHEETs.
+ The mission to England seems still to be
in great doubt. The political necessities Of
the times have pressed the importance of
.this mission upon Mr.. Lincoln, and It is
therefore that he holds the appointment pm
der advisement It seems quite probable
that the Hod. Wn. L. Dayton Of New Jer-
sey, or the Hon. Charles Francis Adams will
be selected. If either is chosen it Btu most
probably be the latter, whose qualihcationsi
aside from his political services, seem TO
entitle him to the place.
J. J.. Motley, the Wsll known historian, is
urged for the mission to Holland. Mr. Lord
and Mr.. Taylor, both correspondents here
are named prominently for thee ollectorships
at Aie&andria, Egypt and 81. Thomas, West
Indies.
Mr.. Greiner, Of Ohio, editor of the Column
| BUS Gazette, will probably be selected for
the Governorship Of New Mexico, vice Mr..
lRendhef of North gerOlina, llI + 81
SOUTHERN OFFICE sEEKEEs. ?, =
There areauits a ahpaber Of ONCE seekers
/ here from Virginia, mostly for Post Qhices.
Even from IyBchburg there ara five sppli-
cants, and the contest in their cases is as
Vigorous a. elsewhere - 51sgT- ~
/ - THE COLLECTION OF TIE REVENUE.
An important ana lengthy Cabinet meet
4 ing was held to-day. The ostensible qhes-
! ton under consideration was the collection
1 Of the revenue. :
Should the Administration resolve upon
the collection Of the reYenue in the seeded
States, an extra sesssonOf Congressiis neeess
sary, and therefore this Wss the principal
4 subject Of discussion It seems that the only
+ law in force is that Of 179e, which rsquires
4 the GOllector 10 be q resident IN the district
from which he is appointed, and that h'
must collect the revenue on shore. Ne pro.
vision is made Cor collecting it on the but
side of the harbor by revenue cutters. In
4 1888 at was necessary to pass force bill fol
lroHecting it within Charlie, )nharbOr. IN
der the operations of the new tariff act, the
labsr of the collecting duties vii be greatly
itinereased; rendering It quite difficult ezcep
d, lafadz This whole question, from neces-
Y siBy, must be decided in a very brief time
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REAL ESTATE TR1NsrERs.--F Feb. q, 1eql.
james B Kilbrsth to Mark y. johnson,
sub lots Nos. 10 end 60 IN the subdiyisipn
of part of ten acre, lots ls2, and las, ;boi4g
each 40 feet front on Lyman StFsst BY 40
feet deep +; situate l 4 miles east Of the POtt-
Office. Consideration $l45. A' g
March Z, 1ss1.-Joseph Bell to Thomas \ &.
Davis, part of two acre lot l0l, being la53l
feet front or High street ), aiSO Ons ctHer
piece adjoining TIE same Thy IS , 2
feet Consideration Ssee:; :;.-..;,-'.- - ..-,5.,a
March 8, IsST.-Isase B. staHdish to tn.
Allen, sub lot q. in Jacob Perkins allotment
being so feet front on Clinton afFeet, and. 1S5
feet deep; situsts < RlllIs;sssEpE the Circle.
Consideration $500. @ + 's.5:7-l :-l, ~ 5,. -
March Z, IsSI.-Fheodatas Garlick to Jo-
seph G. Husseyi part Of sub lot 's2, IN A. Y.
Haltnorth,a allotment Of two. acre lots 1IT
and I24, being 80 feet front on Miami street,
extending to Pittsburgh street situate near
the new Market Grounds. Consideration
So, 900. al, . on,n q
Feb. 4, 1sO1.-Elisha Taylor and James
NJ HOyt to Johanna Rude, sub lots 256 apd
257, in the subdivision Of lot 4s and 40,
Cleveland City, West Side, being each 30
feet frOnt,Ons Union saset Rpd 100 feet deep,
Consideration 5000. . =
+ March 8, ISSl.-PRiliP Wirth to Jacpb
weeker, the northwest quarter of sub lot
aSpgl29 in Barber & Lords alptnent5 beihg
80 S-12'fe6 lr5ntOn Eara Street, and l10 feet
deep situate. 4 mile south of the Circle +
Consideration S275. -
March 8, is6l1Elizsb5th ana BspsjAh
BaFbsr to VIM. 2. Horton, sub lot No. 3 lOi
BafktSi ilOtnsntIOf paE Sf two acre lSts
AZ and 4s, being 70 a7-12 feet front on sco7iH
strest'shH E5s fset,dsep5 5asitqate N miles
east of the Postofice. Consideration $3.50.
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gbEy- Bsbk.EsPers ok md q 5tns'a PIP
ply qf Leroy W. RairehiiFs GoHPefa.
al u 3. CoB5 q CA Al Of. Leroy ".
Earsalst ,bos5 Pens sod b. 4 B, Csbb.
81 o., me l,sarrqatid.fer 0hsLkss', flid. 8
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C II I N A III Aashr Il,
Conner of Supefior & Seneca Sts.
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SUGAR CURED HAxs.--I am just now TAX
ing out Of the smOke-hOuse 1900 pieces of
my NO.1 sugar cured hams, which con-
tinue 60 sell Rt 10 cents per pounds.
q 'Asn e. +. r 55.; 3. RosE, Ontario St.
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.ASrHAL RIEArs,-Tbe commercial statistics
Of Cincinnati, Cleveland ( Toledo, lna ether
places Shers meat Is packed, logaheF with
ithss staaisticss- of exports show that we may
.aafely estimate the whole product Of meat
packed in Ohio at sl2, ,OOO. 900. "
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SFating 23aafhints.
WHEELER & WILSON'S
l.. " ---l-l ------l s--
SEWING MACHINES.
+ -tE iY WITH
NEW IMPRoyEMENTs- AT REpUcED
- l-l R; Lro z sc

The WHEELER 4 WILSON Machines are now
sold at uaee8 that viii pay iaT pfoht Of
manufacturing capital Interested and making sales,
and ct such prices will enabi5 them % msg 1rst
class Machines, and a. heretofore, guarantee them
in every particular r
The superiority OF these Machines over al others
for Family use d now established.
At the last-Fuft of 'ths Amsrican Institute, the
Committee assigned the highest Premium to the
WHEBLER G1HIESUN Mdchines on dccouat Of
the Elasticity, Rermanence, Beauty and t1eneral
Desirablendas d the 8titchihFI hen done, and ths
Wide Range fifs ApplleRtioH, The Qptnien u ths
cultural sOcietie9 n the United atatE8 sa,.-.-.r
- The low pr eas and important improvements
thai hag8 been Gdded, ahould nduce every one that
needs frst class mlrhine, % give that 81 eIauina
.Li6n bsfons purchasing - e.- -e.-r
.-a1-An examination is solicited at the nee, No
iR06 Superior street, SlsFeladdf Ohio. sfrss
- send Tor . Circular and List Oi Prices, &c.
imara-., ss-f s.JOttAr rA.i8f 8llh9 Ag60t.
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Tar M4aIoI4S.-Anderson, the magician,
begins SERIES of six performances at the
Academy of Music on Monday night. He
is stated to be one Of the best slight-of-hand
performers in the country.
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WHERE COOP PhrEFEks Go-The Vice
President of the United States, the last Post
master General, the present Secretary Of the
Interior, and the present Secretary of War
we're all printers.
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~ Mr.. and Mrs. Kellam return their
thanks 70 their friends for their friendly
visit and liberal donation on last Wsdnsadsy
afternoon and evening.
March Is, 1861. ' -;,-,-
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z ] l(asotD BAND GHINA-7OF THE
n II fnsst quality, imported direct lfql1 tFenee.--
FFe Gliding warranted 70 stand .Toa-Sets tor $40
worth ei1,d0 Dining Sets for So worth S5oliO-
Ant p.sS1a. H-a.s'1 .s "a. Sel s :. -s' ~ - -
GfLVER PLATED Wa r E.
no1bs Plate look as veil a. silver, at ane-hfth
o~s y-fIIffrt TEN YFkRs at least, in con
Stsnf csn fhen s re- plated, II desired. Cur
s.S1 s@fTFs FORKS and SPOONS,
f07FF e Il TEA URNB. NAPKIN RINGS,
TEf eFfs SHRUP CUPS,
&c, &C., &c, &C. q
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oEAsersTtEFT NfssioS sUEpAY scneoI..--
Pie Rev. Mr.. Crooks VIII preach 70 the
children Of the above .schOOlj next Sunday.
afternoon, si half past two o'elocki and in
the evening at 7 o'clock, the pastor, Rev.
"A. McRpach, lWilllp7eaghlto to the PaYents,---;
:Fhs-public are respectfully invited 70 atsenti:
A collection VIII be taken up to defrny the
sxpehsss e the school. ,--sl1 .,a-alsa
iilt u r-5fs frsrf --11 $50 f1ere ,
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The Courta.

CowoS PMS CouH4.ABefSre Judge BisA-
op.-The case of Fuller vs.. Mittleberger was
disposed Of by Withdrawing juror, and the
dismissal Of the suit by the plaintiff.
Phillip Bisher VS.. The City Of CLEVELAND
z. e FsaHySi eye, dtWT1s' y Y Oy r YYn1YEi q n
Before Judge FOOte.-In he case Of Whit
ney VS.. Hardy, on trial yesterday, a verdict
was rendered for plaintiff for $lOl,7o.
Judge Bolton pronounced the following
sentences
Michael Dunn and Patrick Mcdonnell,
burglary and larceny, Reform Farm.
Thomas Mulhall; grand larceny, peniten7
tiary one year.
Thomas Jones, burglary, penitentiary two
years. r ,,,- y ri
Charles Henderson, burglary and larceny
penitentiary three years,
Catherine Quirk, destroying property, Jai
for ten days on bread and water, .-...a
Brownsll VS.. TrslOnr-triedt0 eeurt enc
no decision announced. !, ~ -. ~ ----i
8. g. Baldwin Ts. John "; :; Heislys y f.
dict for plaintiff.
---. .... .,..l s.--.,i.' ,.. ;,......I.l
PoLIoE coUET;@ cAthaflne Canaan. FR
fined SIS and costs; and William Voss. va
sent 70 the chain gang thirty. days for dis
turbance. 49,. .-.3. ana 81 Z. q. - -.
John Darsep was sent to Che chain gam
for .hirty days for stealing q night dFsS
from a clothes line on Erie st. ..s.,;s
8. Schneider was fined s. and costs, ENG
VIM. Mcintosh sent % chain gang ten day
for drunkenness. Sc .s.-g e-.s--.s ,,-.::,,
NJ. Gallsgherxag sent 10 the county jail
on bread and water only, for ten days, tO
assault. -...--.--,-: ..-s
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THEeCITY.

TaEb1s5IRItUE ItUE AfTOEArE.- Robert F PaiHs
Esq, recently appointed Us. District -
.torney for this District took the oath Of office
yesterday rH0rning, before the hited States
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sPIRIFUAIIsN.-Niss Bell scongsll, an in
spirational speaker will leotnre ct Chepin $
Hall on Sunday at 2 and TX ?. NJ Ad-
nittance TO each lecture Eve cents
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9. H ADAMS, ". N. naris.a,
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FoUSD At 1AsF.-sBrOnehitis, and also
Lafyngitis, known as weakness or loss of
voice, peculiar 70 public speakers, cured.
DR.. Gibson'B new treatment win cure, after
all others have fsiIed. Warranted. It is
the ne plus ultra Of medical science. He
slFo cures estsrrh, asthma, coughs, con-
sumption, dizziness, nervous diseases, and
diseases Of the liver and stomach. 0fics
III Ontario street. ..-..,..,,.. e
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oIL.-The pRdsplghed is prepared 4
fhnhtiiaciira nii f,l,as al,d unt. :. a..n...-s- :
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r Halibut, LObsteFs end shad5 but
twenty-four hours from the salt water; 4Dr
sale by Chandler, corner Of Ontario and
Champlain streets. -. ~ /, - - ~
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EtioN..GrI.
JOIN s9HRlNK
Goal.

cGt0KR COKEII COKElElt =
-.sN-L-H WALLACE 4 SON-ARE NOW -MAAu
. TEiEGTI RING Coke from the puTe hAMAyhR5-
eThLE. scrip Vein 2 COAIlJ Ehleh u aI5e1l9i
% az Othgr Cpke IN the market We can lTnlsh
0uiils from numeroul Manufacturers v no aIe
: 1oE isihgfE aud WHO Epa4k Of y ppaFacter n the
lhirhaIte terms. --f Ill.,.
No. a eonstsnt aupply Of HammOndgvtlle Strip
Vein RllITHTHG GOAL and also for Domestic
eiIfq located lmuediatsiy On ts ine ofthe Glove
= tsnd q Pittsburth IldirQed, we vita dis
--Stst ~ anv nart 81 the STATE. OrdarH eoicite1.
III. II. WALLACE SON
Halnmondsvtlle, Jefferson County Ohlp.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

I'd. LH6DER;--P -Pisase state that + s. HOLKINs
viii Be candidets for the once OF CITY sgsler q The
ensuing spring Election for thiG city. Mr.. d. y
practical scala maker, having several years s1p6f-
enes IN the business and viii therefore be likely ito
give satisfaction to ----.- MANY CITIZENS
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MISS VAUGHN's- s-READNG.-MiAs Virginia
Vaughn 8 former resident Of Cleveland,
who. has. won much reputation By her read
iRgs in various cities, viii give an entertain
mention Monday evening at the MslOdsOn.
The selections are from the best sources; and
are sufficiently varied in style to suit all
tastes. Miss Vaughn's talents are we'll
known 70 ClsEsIsndefs, although this
will be the first time thatsAe has appeared
publicly before them. Other cities have
awarded her their praise, and there is no
dopb6thst she will be successful in obtain
ing large and sppreelative audience here.
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vMAsoMo.-The Master Masons Of Cleve-
1and City Lodge, No. Is, of F. and A. NJ,
are hereby notified to meet at tAeir hall, Sat
.urday morning, March 18th, at O'Clock, for
thePurpose of attending the funeral of our
deceased brother C. F. Strong, from hislate
Esgssideppe, No. 2ss Perry street, Members
of Iris and Bigslow Lodges and the sFrater-
nifty generally, are respectfully invited to
attend, By order Of
iHi RI R. G. HoFKIAs, see,y,
< G. H. ADAMS, W. NJ. mar15:2t
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%AH of Beadle's Dime. publicatiOns,.
song books, novels, text bOoksJ &c., are kept
by Havks z Bro.
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5 HoEsEs.A9n exhibition and for sale at
Mathews & Kimberly's Sale Stables, No.
70 Champlain St, Twelve good Draf, Car
tiAge and Fsmily Horses. Persons wishing
to purchase can find bargains. mA15;2t
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Bank street. next TO Academy of Muvic
makes. Vlt3 3sha Tubs 81 III reapsr,s nae.
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MxitafaetatEts.
DEWNTFNG

DERNARB DEMMENG, q
J. 7(snec6ssof to b. K6higsloE,)
ARFIsAN, lEAeHtNIsF ARDPATENT NOBEL
IL IS -I. MA x n R,Ig +.-.i -l.
No, IA Superior street .(Lesder Building,
QIEVEhAEn, OHIO, =
Il. BEAEARD DEMMEHG,- haYina SS,rs,,ss.5 "a.
estsbl liShment Of H. KopiRsi|STg n, -, 49,, - ~
eontraee ieT ..Sirine Sewing Machines, and
81 klnl OF Hight aetIinery. Particulars attention
and facilities Tor getting up Models Of Patents.
RAsER'EN o .-ii-- .
II your SKATES need fixing, call on DemmenR,
II your SEWING MACHINE is out Of ordsr, be
: VIII Put u IN order.l - v~tsss -fH' ?
He repairs all Kinds Of SURGICAL Instruments
AL kinds Of Metal and Musical 1nstTmnshts re-
paired.
sIfyJt shOuldRst up anew Patent Dsmmenz Is
the man TO get up yOUr Models, either in Wood,
Brnssi or lrunt u the heatest manner
All kinds OF Belt Hanging done In prompt style.
All Kinds Of light laohinery put In order in the
most expeditions manner, - - I.s. .....tr-f .
Engineering InstrumeIts reported.
small steam Engines repaired thoroughly. t,
heiI Road OJnductor's Punches manufactured in
Rail Road Conductors Punches repaired. 1
a-in fact everything In. the ahape ef repairing
or manufacturing, done on contract.
Entranre 70 shop-l44 kgperior street, up one
pair Of stairs. BERNARD DEMMENG. 81
:, fsb7:Rl2 li-i r-a et-f--F s.a I.-.f"
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ITTSTf6R or THE PrACR

4 UEIUB H.sBBOWN VII be candidats for J us-
is8 Of fho Peace, West Side, at the coming Spring
Eleoti0nss.l r teD0
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R5F5 Tlt5ss { 1RSB RYSfE SE7 r. Sl0llT'

--7@30AI MERCHANTS, 53R HOLE
~ EaI,F AND RETEIL Dealers In p . euIgh,
.liasfilie and Strip YEN DoA1s- Also Nj @ @SSlAL
ifa mit hing. Once q INC east aas q ~ ylfiys-
sls0rdsfs lsft az HusEey Mcbride,s ~ l1slQE 3
lIarahDnaal xiii receive nroulnt tlon- aseil
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Tvps ASu YATs-M. K EdayzNos "a,
Bank street next 70 Academy Of Music
makes. v&tS and 'Tubs Isl oh respsrs nso.
Joiner jobbjpg done on short notice, For
samples of tnbs retsr u Nix a. Mosril I
MasuFy, and &. Main. ID s1-....
JRnai:s.2s - -. ... ..i.. : - -. .,....a %
oIL.-The ppdeplgned is prepared 10
tashufaetdre oittabss and YaiA IN a;rupsrsOr
manner on short notice, ina on the ho st
reasonable termS,e ct his steam Planning MiIl.
corner Of Erie and Kinsman streets, Cleve-
land; Ohio, .~ .-',.~- .G.H5 KIDNEY.
..... -.-.. :. - -. jsn1sR1O 81
Data in lots often bushols to one hundred,
for twenty-five cents per buaheal, at S. E. D.
Wolfa, Merwin street. 4
Cleveland, March IA. = = -' j
FRASE PAREER,-Livery aud BOsraing.
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at Reasonable akures.s !
4. ..-... ---..lia -, sepSAR2s;ly. i
~ Street Rsiirasa .Tio1sts, Al EOr one
dollar, are iOrssis at ". P; Fogg's Csoeksry
Store. -. -. 60. = 1
~ All should not fail to read the advsr-
tisement Of Prof Wood il to-da4's paper. 1
@sse advertisement Of b. ss4sord's
LiyerInvigoratOT I-- - - - s--..25 p
C.e.C.-Gary's Cough Cure. dee78RlO
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aH
Oh EScITEHEET AT MGNsEIELD.-. It aP-
pears 5by the following e0npuniGati0n frSm
a correspondent at Mahshsld5 to. the Pitts
5aEisI s,ylEanial- Gazette thst=ths pill
fever has broken out in that place, that
con- hpa4y hAi beef 6EEhhizsd and the necss-l
sary steps talenfOr boring. sdys5-
A company for ths PURPOSE 6f boring for
oil has BEEN formed in this place styled the
land, Esq, President; Daniel Davis and
Mansfield B.. Brown, Esqs.I respectively
Treasurer and Secretary. j. W. Cook, Etq.,
cashier Of the Allegheny Bank, and R.. =.
Smyth, Esq, of Wood street, are also Of the
company. They have their derrick erecbed
and shafts sunk, preparatory to boring, about
fihe6h feet The engines and fixture nedes-
sary are purchased, 80 by the middle Of the
week the whole concern will be in full ope-
ration. A citizizen Of this place has skim
med from the wHteT- surface IN the shaft,
pure oil, some Of which has been burned,
can be seen st the Mansfield House, in
village. It is OF the best quality and
edual to any found IN the Kanawha, Ale
t6eny river bt atit the SO much boasted
Smiths Ferry. The Valley Of the CHARTERS
being on the line Of that continuous, chain
of coal and oif region which extends from
| the State Of New York 10 Virginia and Ken
tueky, it is reasonable 10 infer that oil can
be found here in such quandties end Of such
Quality, to,ths extent Of securing the enter
\ prisinrIseeker an independent fortune Sur
/ face indications are found in all The small
tribuhry ,stfesnsl Of the 'ohaftiera il this
lTicinity. ....,,,,, -
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Shilyva5..

% b.
How INK cARs AFE LIZ 60. :, 1z., -.
The Psnnsylvsnia Railroad company nave
their cara lighted with gas. as gas 'ns
.Plaabu7gh ChTOhiols says, is snP9iioa =, =
Ai.oua, where the ogmPeny nieke ~ y. ! sNs >
coal ,a being quite handy fOr.that PurPosa.e'--,
Tks.gas Is received from the works, pumped
into into receivers uhdsr very nigh pgsssAre' end
by means of pipes iS conducted from the
stationary receivers to the cars, and there
enters o receiver on each car seven feet six
inches high. fo1rteSin. inches in diameter,
and which, with 4 pressure Of FIVE to siz
hundred pounds, contains sufficient TO sup
ply.two 9 feet and one 3 three feet burners
from sixteentO eighteen hours, or one round
trip. Theuse of gas proves satisfactory 10
the passengers. - T.. -. So 80 ...-
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~ The New York weekly papers are at
Hawks & Bro. - ---'--'
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TRHPER1xet. LtcFBEE.44I,hs Rev. 3. B
Page, Pastor Of the, Erie and Ohio Street
Baptist Church, willa deliver alecture on
Temperance fps W on Monday egsniHg
next, tie lsth fnstsS At the 'se0YilIe Avenue
Baptist Mission when all,,who are favorable
% thsicause are freely and respectfully in
vited. Lecture to commence 'atrh half-paHt
s.,,gs4 i,bsI,sl, tf-I ltfr - -I--i
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.WHITE STONE 0HINA-EN..
~ TTREfY Of fHrueg EdWRrdg, r1suutactnref /
lli3t--F A hh
rnsfa al ne EnFligh Pofteries, warranted not 20
-1-cf nor turdsll 1fbt1 BOT water-in sets and BY
~ eferas r8os quite low any inferior Quali-
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Gas FIXTURES.-OUR PRESENT
q n II kt5ck eotirrieda tie Largest and mot com
pieta assortment Of Gas Chandelier and Pendant8i
from one 70 ten Lihfg each Brackets Drop Lights,
Glass, PAPER, Eu ard Ffansparent Mica Shedes--
All orders for GAS FiFTFSG-and REP lIRs,
or alterations of Gas Pipes promptly ttended 20 ar
the lowest ratess--
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-16
WILLIAM y. FOHI.

Gz-Houusi5ebers and those about gong to house
siss7fr ars ffTrbf 70 cal End eXtufins cur stock
Ibich ,Ts Shan take pleasure IN chewing sven II.
fETT a. not wish 20 purchase. - u --.l -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-16

4 si,T NEW ADVRR TlslktfENTs /. \
-.---- - 81 - se------ o. ~ = - -
: Mia Virginia vaushsa- -shAklbs bsrian ResdiEg'.
INV. JoNs=Dsyicaolei 6fths steson.j q.
Jacob wG6ssf-street r. E, Ticket. - !
Il. s.. Holklns-Announeemsnt r-'
--aIiss Bell eOugAll-Boeal-Eotice Z
: 4 NeW fnrentiun-Lo notice. ). : = III /
- ts- - - -slts u r.-.s - 80. -
B. RossTGoeal Notice. ,-.@-1.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-16

~ All should not fail to read the adver-
tisement Of Prof. Wood in t6-daY's paper.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-16

NJ. Street Raiirosa .Tiohsts,. Al for one
dollar, are iOr sale at ", P, FogEs CFoeksty
Store. IL. --..,- ! ..sz..t ;. = r :. !
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-16

TTOUSE. FURNISHING. ARTI-
OJRs-A great varisty.o Of heF ana o0nyenient
srticsg FOR Kitchen use-lahOr-saving iuventions--
e Tsrfh ru aEniH alton from oI osity alone, such
A. Rotary EgF Bastfrs, OyGtsr-Brolerss OYster-Cau
Foiding Tenders, knife and Spoon hasketa, Table
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-16
sprcrLlT1ors Aporr LprolvTrlE.rTs.
aorTHERN oFFIcE -.

There are.duite q number Of ofhce seekers
here from Virginia, mostly for Post phhces.
Even from IyBchburg there arc i've. appli-
cants, and the contest in their cases is as
vigorous as elsewhere -- 51esrz- ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-16

~ See advertisement Of DT. ssu9rd's
LiysrInvigoratOr. --- q u =. = s---.--sl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-16
N1R AnYRRTlslslIKNTs.

- Fer 0TeIeeFaphio, lIEEiSef ard Maria
IL ~ 80 tSufsh PaSb. p ~ - tfftf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-16

C.eeC.-0aTy's Cough Cure, deaasplo
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-04

HN9RsF BROOJMS. "a .UI
u loo doE heavy, for Hale by -s
arr@ 8. L. eILBERT 90.