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RIoovEBTG.-Mr. GBExLEr. OF the Tn
buae who has bssn very LII Of brain fever, is
We arc happy to state, now rapidly rse,vsr-
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IT Is REMARKABLk that sirce the organIzs-
tion Of the Governmsnt there has never been
. child bern in the Presidential mAnAion to
any FrCSiosnt OF the United States.
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Mr.. J. LoTRRcr MonEr, the eminent bis :
torisn, whose defence OF the Uaion In the Lon
don Tines has bten 80 universally read, has
been nominated to the mission to AusiriS.
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nnIon d th. Chl.l En.lnrr. room., q q.

session In The Chief Easinur's rooms, st TIE
Brooklyn Navy Ysrd, sDjourasd on Saturday,
sias die, and sent on 10 the navy Dspsrtmsnt
. list Of The gsntlsEsu who were :Esmtn,d snc
paced BIZ Il. Tor over sisht weeks the bosro
oor1Isued Its ,ittipRs. end durir that time ts
lahoru have almost rsvoin1 niE'd the cofps@
HreIns.ra A regards numbrs aod RANK. In
1850 there ere ia Eneiessrs in the Navy, OF
whom 28 were Cbisfs, ~ we're fnsl Asasta1ts
"a were Second Assistants, and ~ were Thud
Assistspis. We shosld not wcndst VI there
v.r. double thee numb', In sov"nm'us pay
The prIse schpotsr Falcon made her %
psarsrcs on the yard Yesterday. She Il oDe
o. the Eve vessels whose nsmss We pu slishsd
some days since - having b.on oaptar.d of
Florida BY the steam gun boat South q 1olina-
The National Guard vas put In commpsion on
Saturday last, aud will 10 10 sn today. Tee
schooner Akin ts tk'ng N board ds ria.d
guna and large quantity Of stores and pro-
visions for Fortress Mouros. The Frsoborn. q
the Ch,tspssks hotills, took nine Inch sssll
on board At Wa,hington on Tussdsv. aud went
down the Potomac again. Tbs Washington
n achips shops have succeeded In riAinK large
g. found DsblgJen guts They we'Ra saSh
10 0t9 pounds, and are for Fort Elswofts,
Four Gs FOUNDERS aud four rife cannon arc
20 be th, Armament ~ the cbMt'r,d vessel
Youfg Rover, now in th, Boston dry dock -
wtst merchant ship wants OF s1ch q o,ttery
may seem nystsij ous 10 most people. TO.
chartered vssssls Ctmb idgo ard Fsa so' ars
slso preparing for serves At CbVl,stoun,
where the bouss.oi ie new navy bail, s'-st
guLboat-vill be launched Ia about 40 rays
The Assistant cis'aiy az ths HSvy 10 ,-,'rf
around thu ship wards OF Bostor, a. he did
among ttoss Of New York.
The three chartered gunhoat' A. q. Teller
Conestogo ard Mary, bavs arrived a. Cairo
az last. They were chartered mb hs AZ, y
go there, and II Ia eySsOling TO koo~ 'nty ar
who're come tsIyire eau be got out Of ,hsm.
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THE WEEKLY SUN
SATURDAY. aug. a, 1851.

hld "Ls tltt Be baio.s ioar, better u should cod
wsHcrs ~ licu Dda na, zoe shoSdd lice IN hourly
dread u ,oar', oOntioaOus 70 a people pIo could
10 uate Jbveign aR;ouos dAd iaad armies upon
sSoyvs % DESTROY car Hbsrties."
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Tas Hen. WV. ". EAroH, = prominent
Brsckipridgjts politician in Counsctielt IL
busy sluuping that sac advocating peace
prspOsito!s s." and the sxpsdisncy Of letting
thu South go. Toe S,l'-sseure to'sra,ioa I
our 00v,rumsut 10 NANTES. In the immunity
vhLh this gentleman erjays while thus insIe-
lousy sea,t ring the seeds IF treason. Dur
Cog tbs GaOsrnAtcriAl and Presidential cleo
lions o. 1860, be rep atstiy d,cls'sd that ia
thu event tC oirunon any tio>ps from bis state
tina, ahould march to put dom insu rselioR
In the slAvs states, ocu'd only 90 30 over his
dsad tOiy. Why has no. the gentleman fol
allsa h's promise, and leuSsnsd the number o.
traitors against whom the gallant volunteer
Of Corr eelicut have to contsnd5
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Th, situatis. Of Affairs.

The silsnt and sscrstiys policy into which
the military administration Of the Government
has fallsn haes thu reverse at Bal Run, has Q
Depressing tendency, afsr the sburdsnc, Il
big and sKhilsrstlog talk With whic'I The san
sstion war corsespoudsn's KEEP. up the ,pirits
Of THAR countrymsn during the hrst half Of
the sunmsr. But th, people will soon grow
accustomed to the change, aud will gradually
10 ". S,s meaning, and build q far more
z..i5ffh rs.iancs than b fore, on the plans and
opsrstieos Of leaders who have something 20
kssp 70 tbsmssivss.
waite the papers are ffstting AID Tuning
eysr sppsrsnt deficiency, thsrsh abundance
Of private syidsrcs foe closs and Trustworthy
observers, that mach more 10 doing than the
rsbsis Viii Be glad TO hear Of, or than the
dosrs will let them hear Of too soon. Timo
wih now be taken TO do the work wall but II
h also docs rapidly. Wi h FRsMoSr in the
Wet and MCCLELLAN in the East, and
compstsnt Assistant Secretary doing IN, work
OF ths EsYy Dspartmsnt. We are assured that
q month or two hence will show the power
and yigor Of the Gov,-nmsnt in q shape to
reward thu patience OF thoss who wit to
80 Il.
Gsod symptom, Of incrsa,irg a;mltsS aad
assurance are ss, 10 the arrest Of On. Minister
FAut KsER OF WAshir gton yestsrday, aud 10
the Hshtsring grssp Of the GOvsrnmsat upon
its state psisonsrs-,houeh we cannot see the
harm that would result from q civil answsr 10
. writ oil habeds corpus.
The rumber of troops now In the field and
rapidly era ~ z!ng, increases with great rapid
ity, snd THAR numbsis are stsadfastly KEEP
Iron public (rsbS) kno Nlsdgs. Fresh strin-
gsaey has besn added TO the military rsgula
tlcas 90 this point, At the ,sa. Of war, within
fhs weak jutt begun. Iaiuproved arms, also,
impor,sat iuv,nhors have been made, and
rili be tpsseily applied. which bid fair to Of.
Escs start az changes In warfare. All public
description or exhibition Of thsss weapons Ii
ssdalOusly discouraged. May We hsar nom
than on the right side
Now 10 the time TO Be rati,nt, firm and re-
.o,u,s. and KEEP avigilsnt eye and . ready
hand over polite Al traitors while our able
Generals Coal with the q. httng ones.
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RseA for k,As. snhsi ntI..

Wien Ctl WIBsIEA's sth Mass Regiment
roach Harrisburg, arpmor p svAisd that thu
rebels had attacked Washington. T5e CIonsi
Instantly orsersd the oRiner Of the LOGON tive
70 put on all steam and pub ahead, but be
said that bis ,ngins was defective, aad ceuld
only make miles IN hour. Col WKPsrsR
then called foi fquad Of mashinis's. and hvs
men stepped fiom the ranks, examined the en-
cine, declared her all rghi, and WALKED her
Alopg Of tho rate q 30 milss An hour. 70 be In
time fer the ,xp'o hKht. The tra'torous
engineer wts tllcsd under stnh
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BY TYLEoRA PH TO THE NJ T. SUN.
Foreign Intelligence.
Three Days Later From Europe
ARRITAL or THE NOVA Sc0TIAM
TIE GOODWOOD RAUR.
AN AMERICAN HORSE WINS.
-tot--
I've Vines on che A.crican Lean.
-
LORD ELGIN GOVERNOR or INDIA.
FRANCE AND THE POPE.
%
CORRESpONDRyCR RETWERy PRINCE

CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN FRANCE
AND ENGLAND oSAMERICAS AFFI IRIS.
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FRANCE AND THE POPE.

LORD ELGIN GOvERNOR or INDIA.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

BY TBLBoRAPH TO The NJ y. SUN.
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European Officers Volunteering.


ARREST OF Bx MINISTER AULKSsR.
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n. Yi-,. on the A.ericau Lean.
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Foreign Intelligence.
Three Days Later From Europ,
TIE GOODWOOD RAUK.

Arrival or rHE NOVA ScoTIAM
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AN AMERICAN HORSE WINS.
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,s..-..o s.,G... :. >. I..s.s amer.
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War Movements, &c.

CoNsULAs APPomrmnf n.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18

COMMON PLEAS CoURT.-Satsrday March
I6t, Is6l.-BEFoRE JUDoE FoOT.-The case
of Crawford vs. Fonts isbeing tried.
The Jury in the case of Brew VS. Branch
is out. 90 ana 1F.i,laae
BEFoRE JUBeE BoLToN.-Incsse ofFrances
Elyert vs. Jno. Elvert a decree OF. divorce
was grnnter, and the petitioner appointed
custodian Of the children.
BEFoRE JUDGE BIsHoP.-In case of Bisher
vs.. City, aiveFdict of FIVE dollars was obtain
ed by plaintiff for damages done to property
on Grove street by water.
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4 Jan Of Misunderstanding .Aediela8 a1a ior
OHURCHiLL 4 hROIallE, pEpstlgis.
go s.Wiong o1isIiaes. = tlale laaasp
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18

Miss YAUGHN's READINGS readings
Of Miss Vaughn, of which we madsmentson
few days since, will DO given this evenins
at the Melodeon. The selection will en-,
-bTaus scenes from q Hamlet and various.
poems 9f modern authors The mere men.
tion Of Miss Yaughn's name, with her many
friends should be sufficient to give,hsr a
full house. 4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18

CHEZ EEeISEEE.-At an adjourned meet
ing Of Ofdelegates from the several fire COM
panies Of this city, on Saturday evening last
Edwin Hart was nominated Chief Engineer
of the fire Department. There were five
other candidates in the field, one of whom
was withdrawn after the 9th ballot, giving
Mr., Hart l9 votes, which was sufficient for.
a choice. The nomination was made unah2
imOus '7
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s9r Book-ksePsr5 piR find frssh sup
P% Of Leroy W. FHrehilds Gold Pens,
az J. B. 6bbb 3 Co.'S. IN Of Leroy w.
Fairohilds Gold Pens sold By J.. B. Cob
8 cossars iaarrantsd tor oasigsar. ltd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18

tTHE 1GREAE WESTERN DIFFICULTY. In
Railroad circles there is much talk Of the
Great Western difficulty. The North Bfiton
brought from London rePortef Q Commit
tee of the shareholders Of the Great Western
Railway sent out here to investigate its af-
fairs. The Committee report great misEnan-
agemept, and declare that q million sterling
was misappropristed, and by whom and TO
whose benefit is not positively stated. Mr..
LANG, one Of the Managers, now IN India,
is SPOKEN off as cognizant of the transactions.
Mr.. Wythes, a contraetorS is also mentioned
in such a way as to require an explanation
from him The London Star makes a re-
mark in reference to the report which is as
applicable to other Railroads as to the Great
Western. 1t is this: There is one thing
quite obvious from its perusal, and that is
that the large mass Of the people. whose.
1nohey is invested In this and similAF under
takings, have little or no idea Of the secret
springs by which their machinery is set in
motion, and that it is quite possible that 9TH
er interests than those of the shareholders
may regulate the action Of those at the head
ofahairs."
Mr.. Bridges, the Managing Director, was
suddenly called to Europe to explain what
he knew of this matter. The impression is
that the stable will be swept and new men
PAN IL NAuA BD VI lAA0 NAGut " DolcE4 EkdllWHJs
Such policy is questionable. If those who
have managed the concern so far have be-
come rich, fat and influential by the steal
ings, it is pieceO consumnate folly to turn
them out at the time they may be useful to
the company, and put in their places q lot
of poor, leans half starved fellows, who have
no influence and who will have to go through
the same role to qualify for the position that
their predecessors held, It may. be that we
are wrong, but what we have obse1Fed of
Railroad management in Canada, on account
of distant and foreign owners, inclines US to
the belief that the Great Western sharehole-
ers in England have got off so far cheaplyj'I
and have been dealt by better than they
could expect under the usage Of the age.
Rochester Union. t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18

THn zoUAvE OE1LI.+gMdor D'YfHieFs Isl
naking preparations for public exhibition
Of his fencing class, aud also, Of tie System
q Z6uave tactics in 'whiohfhe' spragus Ca
dets are. now being drilled, Several move
msntswith which the Chicago Company are
not familiar will be introduced. This BRILL
iant and dashing maneuvesffiihg IS something
which will interest al glasses, ana %e have
no doubt full house will be present.
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AWoFTHY ,OBJECT.- Capt. Whi68g, for
merly of the lakes and recently commdnder
Of the Charleston steamer Marion, which
was seized By the Palmetto rebels Heli tered
a lecture on his Arctic experiences in New
York. Thursday evening, for the benefit Of
orkifle Gardner, the reiJrihed pugilist, who
is nov suffering from . severe attack of ILL
ness. Capt. Whiting it will be remembered
llsctuzedin this atty before the Library Asso-
alton short time since. e.s' .4a.
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yoID BT MOST MSBia1NE DEALEHs.


q, J. n. HARRlB B CO, Pr0prietors,
Tor western 1talea. ,l' .fit Ointinhati, ohio.
10 WHOM al orders for the above Medicine3 must
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THE CITY.

THE K4ssAs RfLTtF.I The citizsHs dt the
west end Of Parma township have contribu-
ted to the Kansas relief fund the su m of
$40 70. The Ladies' Mite sOeiety in the
same locality have also contributed $40 for
the same purpose.
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no.t IS clear and colorless as water.


On. Ts A REktd4Y IN ERIE COuNTT.-We
have had exhibited to us by Chapman P.
Tpgpsrsa sample Of Gil obtPiped Py nm ~.
from tbs farm 81 E. W. Phelps, about half
!. mile fBOEa 6rifhnshire in the toWn'ot An
rora, IN this county, which exeels IN It's
crude state all other specimens We have be-
fore seem iWe.adOpt the relation Of our m
form6nt, and give the facts as he found them
by o personal examination.
On the farm Of Mr.. Phelps about sixty
6vs FEET above the bed. Of Buffalo creek which
masses through it, on the westerly side, is
bout thirty scres table land, reaching back
3, RIDGE OF mountain ledge, from which oil
il obtained in several places by eEeavating
ron one an d q halfto four feet deep, Upon
~ ss- faee Df the water ss the hole flls, the
81 4 obtained as ifpurihed for burning Pur-
noses. I. This.if it BE- reality. or not can be
EasiIy tested By oil adfsntpFefH, as 4 is only
shout ffieen miles from this city, over a
GOOD plank road on which the spFingyille
Stages run daily via Potter's Corners. .-B'J!
: Co18Rerefal5 El % rT tsih ~
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&Ilmhina.
r. BowRRs

IN bPLCABER AND Gas -FIEEER
No. l02 Pub. Square lundeF chapin. Hall J
Manuiaeturss and keeps eQnstanly on hand Al kinds
Of flumbefa' and Gas Eittsrir nhteriaia, such a.
Hyerantsj Bath Tubs, Waie1,t loaets, WuahsStaqda
Bath-Boiiera, Lesd, GALVANIZED and Iron Pipe
Sheet Lead, Brss5 and Iron LIN and forto Punfsi
Rrasa aud Plated Faunetg and eerg ftiuq rl1elsarY
to t up Houses, Stores, &e- vii Wafer and gas, on
tie most approved pfidcipies.
l7- ALI work warranted and done punctuAlly
Particular attention given o lQpping hpq qqn1sry
work. Ants
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18

The most ImPLe and Efficient machine noI0 n ~
afor eEs6aszg ,6atsr from i0sEIs Of any depth.
- t""z f77-f 80 - ahaf a3
= ei.in i-Itsprineipal merits ats It's
SIMPLICITY, DURABILITY, Ease IN sWoREING,
-. -. Q LEA NIL MISS 's~
And its Impossibility to Freeze Upi ...-
TT NEITRERTIPS THE BUCK.
LeET0R fHg SPOUT, dong away With the com
ptcated machinery necessary 70 accomplish both
ltSsmplcity makes It less liable to get out Of order
thar any othsf Drawer Th5 Curb, Bucket, &c, are
suhstaniEly mada ei the best matoIiai the whole
g Water can Be raised h Rss tine thbB IN dny
zee t#a .iei-'at othbF wds.I'" '''ai 9s
D Dee sz.f1s'--ii ef - -lLiff i.,.1s e. "A t.
It Discharges fromlthe Bottom Of theIBueket.
afi srur iar-f-l ss-s--srrfs..i r...iiIi-. "
H7An tbs POWel realired is tOrais0 the weight Of
> Pisass sTsrhifiei DAYEIIks WATER DRAWER
before purchasing any 0tnsr. Address .i'i.f 'ii
JAMES DAYKIN CO., Propr't, l-l
a EkCfOET-SO5 ontario street, Cleveland, Ohio.
ED-Stabs and County .I3lEhhs for ssis. AddressA
bo I'VE ugFlf R4sgs
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y L86lI7 -Il8FEIAtI1I IHaDl. 77Lo5II--
,DKY GOODS r DRY, GOODS
0SssS ssH styles EnsIish' 'Prinfs ''af 3.
D. 10 81, Z" r.s. Amerlrau. e. % ft.t-na a.
d nov designs Dress Goods, compiling ''
Glaze d lie.sisiIs SIT roslsr,o pc ,'l'a'f %
7di ''' saisd d. Z lisaatbr6,
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The Railway.

EEdLIsa AND AEERi6AN RAIEWAYs.-A
statement, made by Capt. GaltOn in an Ofiiciai
report on the railways of Great Britain
shows the following results:
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PosT oFFICE ELECTION voters with
in the precinct of Collamer on March 9Th
voted for postmaster as follows
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a sa4RP Player N CUsfoDY.- About the
middle of last October four boxes Of fancy
goods and jewelry were shipped from this
city to Cincihnsti by Che O., O. & g. B. R.,
two Of which were marked en- saIzmon,'
and the other two an. solomon" Soon af-
ter their arrival a man calling himself an.
salzmon, . went to the freight oficeand in
4uirel For the goods, and the two boxes bear
ing The proper name were delivered tothiuiI,
when he stated that the others also belonged
to him; that they had been wrongly marked
by the boy who shipped them. After con-
sideFable inqairy the remaining boxes were
also delivered and salzmon signed a receipt
for the four. --a-IiIyT -
About two weeks after this, a second man
appeared and asked for two boxes of goods
which had been shipped to an. Solomon"
BE was told that they had already been de-
Iivsred, and the receipt was shown him,
which Hel5tdh5 5dhesil aiorgery, AMI at once
instituted suit against the c., C. & C. Road
fofspme s2,se0 The Little Rliemf R. R.
-Company, who had delivered the goods,
were much chagrihed at the turn which af-
fairs had taken, and at once sent the General
Fl Agent, Mr.. Roeder, to consult with the
President Of the c., c. d c. Road. The re-
suit wes that the affair was placed in the
hands Of McBinstry to investigate. In a
short time he discovered that solomon's real
name was Ginther, and that he lived on Erie
street; also that man By the name ofsslz-
mon occupied house at the corner Of ILau.
rel and Garden stseets, but that he had been
absent from home for a long time By re-
naming quiet and pulling certain strings
which are well known 10 expert officers, it
was aseertained q few days since that he Of
( whom they were in pursuit was at Milan,
aand moreover that he was awaiting letter,
and Officer 8leIlrath was at once dispatched
TO watch the Post Office at that place. About
half an hour sftet he had reached there and
tax eh up his stalion.a dew eamefu and in
ouirsd for e Ietter for .--a YOungma1, and
the officer suspecting It to be, the person he
wanted took him into custody. Youngman
saiH-siI an not ealzmons but he viii be
/ here before long, and asked Nc cIlfath to go
over to his store. On-tbeir way thither they
saw man with peck on his back aP-
proaehing, whom Youhgman at once point
| ed out as salzmon; and he was arrested and
brought to this city, warrant issued from
the Cincinnati Police Court, and lodged IN
iail4 On Saturday morning salzmon pro-
! cured writ Of kabeas Corpus f-en Judge
Bolton, on the ground Of ihfOFmaiity Of the
warrant, which viii be for hearing thih
1 ---r,-- -lasa14Hr 80
i salzmon is a Polish JeRLa race which is
noted as ftrnishing more expert and desPe--
rate thieves, burglars and PiekPOeksts, than
\ any iother. % '' H4 VI
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.-~-i-ra s-H s'il'ss's-gs- n i-'o'a
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Fse! qi6ii News.

aoR K. Collins Esq, Of steamship noteriel
ty, has astruck oil" near Hammondsville.-
His well promises to afford avery handsome
weld, Che quality Of the oil obtained being
Il rs crude STATE, much superior to the aver
& ge we have seen samples which are az.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18

20 sTt1ARR MIcAtdlN..A The steamer NJ chi
gan, as has been before announced, will thi
season engage in ithe Lake Superior tad
There is some talk Of her running in cor
neStioh with the propeller EortheFh Iigh
in which case she will run through to Clevt
land. size is receiving q fresh cbat' d pain
and is being Ppt in 'most perfect 6rder fC
business Her, maehihety has been 9vel
hauled and 8 new piston, bead putjini hS
furniture and carpets also have been reheV
ed. The Michigan will be commanded, {
heretofore, by Capt. Albert Stewart, Phbmf
Gillett remaining in possession of the Clerk
office. She win run to Afarquettel aud Por
age Lake.-Dst Aav. ..-t.n 's...afA7s
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= ~ Street .RGilrqad I9nisSsB 81 for one
dollar. are'forsaie at W. P. .Fogg's CFeckery
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18

3 FRANK. PAREER,---LiIvery and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. 7 Horses and
Carriages at reasonable e guresl alle 's~' i,
-IIIHs ~ is'i .'af"- nS-i sep34Rz6.Iyi ''
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Marine Items.

TIE NAY -QUEEN.-The steamer M
Queen, from Detroit, arrived at this port
Saturday sEehing lasgat abOai 6 o'clock
came by the 3middle PASSAGE and endOr
tered no ice on Rer. trip down.
freight included SONG three hundred bl
of wheat. She viii probably leave oH
return "trip to-day unless the weather sHor
prove unfavorabls. = 80 ..l,..r,. "a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18
BUSINESS NOTICES.

. EA An assorthsht of Fire Clay VI7ls, or
Flower Vases, plain and ornamental, the
most beautiful patterns ever brought 10 this.
market, designed for orhamenting yards,
gardens, piazEasg &c. Also, a besutiful va
tisty Of Fire Clay Chimney Tops, designed
both for orpameRt and utility-a certain
remedy for smoking chimneysa Fire Clay
Sewerage Pipe, we'll glazed to 8inch bore.
iA1se, q variety Of Goals. Coke Fire Clayy
RE Brick, Tiei &e. AllthA eh5vSs ere the
eTeducisof the Han mm0nd sEilis Mining and
I IAbSpviartnrink Company ofice. DA the
dlsFelahd and Pittsborgh Railroad Pier. e
J.J. R0CKAFELLoW, ~ ~
Msrsh ass. 9 sshsrai gent
FoUED AT LAT.zBOuchitis, and also
Laryngitis, known as weakness or loss Of
voice, peculiar TO public speAkerss cured
DR.. GibsOn's new treatment will cure, after
al others have failed. Warraptedv It Is
the ne plus ultra Of medical science. he
also cures acatarrh, asthma, coughs, con-
sumption, dizzinessg nervous diseases, and,
diseases of the liver end stomach. Office
III Ontario stFset.Baa 1srtHasss4 in'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Ep. LEADERe-rPlease state that =. s. HOLKINs
will be candidate for the odiee of City Slef at the
practical Bcals maker, having several yaarB expert
enee In The business and VIII therefore bs likely 20
give satisfaction to MANY CITIZENS. B.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18

lYEsHL sAts 4 The brig John 9. Del lhleI
was yesterday purehRsed by Mr.. Patrick
Treeent % this city, from her former own
ers, Messrs. Ralph II. Harman and John
Martin, Of CleFelani. TherPTSee paid was
81, ,OOe. The Deshlsf registers 7S7S tohs.---