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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-18

OST--Saturday evening, on Clay street.
1 4 between Brooke Avenue and Eiey en- tn
Street, gold link BRACELET, with Oar
net set The finder will receive suitable re-
ward on Its delivery AT this Office.
de lS-~A*
AN~rRAYsD-s2 s2o REWARD IS strpyea tyom
- d Ssm1 p Christians In New Kant seva
raj weeks ago, NEGRO BOY, PANIED Rorrnr
ahou, Is years eld-pale complexion. bordering on
ms'a,.o. he has tick lips. with prominent,
now lurking about tt is city having been las. seen
here. The above reward will be paid on delivery
OF the sa4d negro TO me In Richmond
de It's JOHN n GORDON. :.
STR.YED OR sTOLEN-R W A r D
~ 6fFERED. .--Strayed or sshlen from the sub
asr be, on the night OF the 18th inst small black
HORSE. wisa q star IN HIS foras cad Dose slightly
white, aud right hind foot white. A suitable re-.
"a'd viii be given TO any one who will return him
- me. x. A. SMITH
de i7--3'f 2,st at. bet. Maia and cary.
g. TRAYED--On my Fssrn on or about the ith
y of October last. TWO BEEVES, whioa the
owner can get by prcviog property aud paying ex
penseS G. = BOWO0CK, M
de lG-- 81 Evsrettsville, A'beinarie CO.. Va
T CST.-A BLACK LACE VEL was blown from
/ the bonnet of lady, on the corner OF h aud
Astn ste on Thursday. The Under viii receive q
liberal reward by leaving 1t al
de l6-3t~ Ill Main street
7 OST-TWE ENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
4 Lost on Main ST., between 18th snd 18th s.s ,
Or IN RlcAArd< On x Co. g. and T.. Il. fIiee Il Go %
store,
LADIES bUCRsAIT PURSE,
Containing $40 Fa.rraeIs' Leak Note, (0,d Issue
40 snd "A 60 note Banks no. remembered.
BLAIR Z hAAVTB
de Its Gary aud til street
C ToLaN-t20 EEWAED--At the Central
y Depot, on yesterday morning, @ uoid urntius
pstent Lever WATCH manufactured by Aruoid
3. Co. LIVERPOOL Ne. l6 $50. had engraved on tine
csse, rs we'll rocol ectt-d, "W. .. r." 1hs
above reward viii lie paid for It's delivery
de l2-lw A S. LEE.
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Three Of the guns at Fort Mckee bear
the name. Of JsG, Davis, ". l.. Fancy, and
Hyaxton Bragg. s
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e ON & e..

TEHo SHARP SHOOTER. IT the gentleman
l who wrote r comm u0ic alton for .he D'sps eh,
from ttnceste, vs., Dec. Ash signed SHARP
SHOOTER" which was published on ,hg l0sh
tnst Will drop line 10 the prorrietors of this pa
per, 81 THAI We may know his address, hs will re-
eeive by return msl some tidings ot agreeable in
tere9t TO him De It-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-18

TsNHE go MhlO n " EAI4TH OF VIRGINIA
I TO THESBERIFF OF THE COUNTY
OF MORGAN, GREETING:
WoerGas, vacancy has occurred II the repre-
sem ation from the county OF Morgan in the House
OF Delegates theo are, therefore, Il the name of
the Commonwealth, to require you to cause an
Eiscior 10 be held IN y NJ said couaty of Morgan,
On THURSDAY the goth day Of December 1901
for Deiesste 10 fiji the vacancy aforesaid
Witness JAMES l.. EEHPrR, Speaker of the
House Of Delegates, this 18Th day of Dscer1b Der,
1851, snd il the e6,h year the Commonwealth.
Teata: WN. +. GCRDOS, C. Il. u.
KEs~ Winchester Virs.ian cory.
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Mente quantit solida.
FROHy SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA,
soagRsroxpgxcR OF TIE RICHMOND DISPATCH. ]

Tie ffty-Sjrh Flrgiail Res Gsiment-Encourogia in 9
Ne,cs from kentneby - Tie Charleston + ire, 9r.
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THE COM MON WEALTH OF VIR-
TINlA-IU THE EHER FF OF TrE
IL MY OF RERKkt.Ey

CoIkIf OF BERkhLEY, Ggk 4 TING:
hereas, two vacancies have cccu red In the
rUpTesenaSon rom the county OF Berkeley in tie
House OF D"legstee; these are, therefore. Ia the
name OF .be Commonwealth, TO require you sc
al election 20 be held la your said county Of Bel
ley, on THURSDAY, the 10Th day OF December.
l-6' to I'LL The vacancies aforesaid.
" iraess JAMEss L. kEMPER. Speaker Of the
House of Delegates, this 18th day OF December
1861, ana 10 the S6th year OF the Commonwealth
Teste: WIN. L. GORDON CIk H. ID.
ia
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OAkDING AND DAY SUhUOI..
y FOR YOUNG LADIES,
franklin Street, betpesn Sd and zta.
The Misses CLOPTON daughters of the
late Judge Clopton,) } will open School OF The
lat OF October, 1881.
Circulars OF terms, ETC., Will be sen TO those
desiring them. 2S--Sr,<
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HS~ N. a. SIUkDIYANr,
~ ATTORNkY AT Law,

RICHMOND, VA, -
PRACTICES in the Courts OF the T. ty of Rich-
noni, aed Of Heprico county, IN the Court of Ap-
peais in he Conierate States Court, and viii at
attend 70 any legal business before aay OF the
Departments
CT OfFicE-Cornsr of Bank and lIth SITS, up
sthirs-entTaDce on Bank st de 1-l3n<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-18

Es L NJ . a l..
EDMOND, DAVENPORT & co,
Have removed i1er ctfice
Corner Gary and 18th street
Tp,E;airs. ds L. u
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~ DR.. ORLANDO FAIkrAX,
Formerly OF Alexandria,
Oherf bis professional services ~ the inhabitants
Of Richmond
lie may be found at The Clifton Houae, on 18th
q. ,snear the Exchange Hotel nc ~ -lms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-18

LAZY r. eStOs4EtD,
az, 620 V-rsst E7slrF-a1rs s4ra-. "

l--tlt Il Sf-OsLELD,
"So. $50 West 3alti,eora strest.n
GAeG.1stian, Cough, Dyspepsia Debility, Ec-o.
fula- Eyes pain in lis s;do, Back, Ae, are ,ur ed
by It
FEMALES AND OHILpREI Ais TiHCTyRS
viI Oe found . great ZDeticino foA ali :her dia
rs6os.
Csil snd &c. Pamphlets. slc rssa many . iths
most powerful possible certificates os cures OF ;hs
ko2va dlseases Of our OWL citizeuR
Sold by PURCELL, LADD 4 Go, Richmond (;
ty DR. COOKE, fredericksburg bS al ths D. ug-
saLs IL Ps.ersburei by MORTIMER & AIQHF.
BRAY, Baltimore, ind by Drrgg1-ss ana shop.
keepers every where. 81 peE bottle; 4iz bottles Sc
sy l-d&cvts
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SAVINGS RANKS.
EDUCATIONAL,

As Il. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL,
I'VE RICHMOND, VA.
This institution Will be open again on the
lst day or October, 1861, for the reception OF
DO oth Boarders and Day Scholars.
For particulars, apply to
an lots HUB RI p LEFFpyRC
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V u. MORTON &c CO.,
81. FORBARDTNG MERCHANTS.
(WLIPSE WHARF HOATD
| MEMPHIS, TKSH.,
viii forward with dispatch, and at lou
rates, all goods consigned 10 them for reship.
ment. no Aim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-18

Eg~ REMOVAL-DENTAL NOTICE. - w. q.
LEIGH BURTON Dentist, has removed his office
20 his Tesidsnce, Franklin street, second door
from the corner OF Eighth Immediately opposite to
the tnt5d Presbyteral lDr. ke.d . Church.
lie lin
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EsE NOTICE-Our books and accounts vii, he
found g. our former plaza of bu=iaesi No !59 Main
street, aare ali persons indebted to II, will please
cal and make payment without delay; ald those
having claims against Will present them there
tor settlement WATKINS Il FICkLEE
d. lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-18

ry- ARTIFICIAL TEETH CHElJ-
~ Plastic AND VULOANlTE PRO.
CE4ss---f. w. JONES, DxKrtsT, having .bs
night for the above mode OF making Tea.. and be
ny satisfied OF its absolute superiority over al
"Aer methods, can with confidence conn end 1t 70
'A"se deairng fal psrti al gets cf ter IT, and
peclaDy such a. may be dissatiIded With those
icy are now rsiog. Tie perfect sdaptat on Of
uo plate to the mouth, and the sucsion tlereby 90
cured enaoss him 20 Insert ore morn t-eth
1'Lh00 ela<ps, Teis method hsyi1g beea adopted
~ Iloho standing highest in tho profession, North
h,ons tx ioisd 10 these wishing 70 roe thesa Sets
:! 1ech, on gold or any other pla,e, will, of
e'uise be made for tho.s pre- 'eaTing them. FIJI
veg, ceApssng Exsracsisg. and sl other operations
xsbuy ana tkofonghIy performed. Teeth extracted
W byrtEOTkICITf, without pain
uaT ouaes On Masa stfs-s, opposite CorintLIan
A- - de lily
ick-io aescss and 10 ssoks tar sais BY
- 10 - ]. 3 q. r. DAVRhp0RT.
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~ RGALT6, AEALTB-

~ hEALT6, AEALTE--
BET TER THAN GOLD.
MISS 5kAF SCOFLELD, T<RECrPT'tkYSq Nc $50,
ENTla0kE HTREET 3ALTIhOFE--" Ey1tt. Ssroq.
- b.1F fteft0I. This lady suffered for yearg
~.'t Chronic nttIamstoty aheumatisu In ite Ioost
Iasii.LAnt form She nTst contracted the ,iiseass
wA,- ;7yo years old. by being vaccnated with mat
tsr ron cGlid who Lad the white swelling Prem
tiLs t.Ins 10 wonanao0d be- sufserinEs we. 81.
lrGlat-she never bc1 reief nom pain nntil cured
by BAHPTON'3 PlECTuRE
an Extract from tie Letter.
4 often wish my parents hsG known OK tnIs ram.
slT when Ts,-a a child. IS I Deevs I should have
e-el saved the exc-ucistiDg pain IEas1s BEEN sub
isr.ea o. a. well 50 The ds-0rI1ty ~ bcdy l must
lz.ry % Tie grave end my parents would not ba7e
beu ul6er such heavy expenses from doctors b: 'lR
and IN sending NE, they did. 20 the eelebrss> d
Springs IN Eugsrd IN search OF health I wish all
shg afflicted 7oria could sse me and hear the bel,o
f.g have derived from tlls Tine;ure of Hsnotou's
Try 70 make a. scquGiaiei syiln its virtues VIII
whom I come Il contact
't1euilaman, thousand ttu1ss obliged to
yva, s1G To1 arg ~ LIBERTY 50 use my name sad
e@sR 70 al
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- - l-l-s-sa = l'sa-'ai-'-asaa' = --9i-s :
WANTS.

w BOARD
In private family, where there are no other
boSrders, ter himself, wife two chi dren and two
servsn's. IL suited, very Ebes Al price vfIi De
pad
Address q. w. g. box go DE- I7-Et<
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MAItHlA MA!UAGA--l0 Uess . ssa
"a Nv nwx.S nusss4
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PssOEESsKONAE CARDS.

DR. JAMES z WILLIAMS offe = his proies-
entity, Ho may be found AT Or +. W. HAsCoCK's
oihoa. on Main, between 81 ard ith streets. at
hr WV. 5. Pm LIPS oitce. on 18th street, be
~ zen hsia ard bank, 81 tie usual office hours
Any messsge let al either place VI Ill De prompt.
~ attended 10. Sc l0-ts
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ick-lo asrcsS and 10 ssoks Tar ssis Ey-
- no ~ ]. 4 q. n. DAVRnPb1T.
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fXT ANTED D-AN NFURNi ShgD
w RUOM-Dy single gentleman. Ia 8 pg,-
vste family prsfarred--'o tase masls down tovo.
Address II z !" care of Dispasch Ofice.
de L. IL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-06

MUs1c1L.- The Cleveland Philharmonic
Society gave 8. rehearsal at the Angler last
evening, a pic Nsant company of invited
guests being pre-. vent. Taylor kindly fitted
up the elegant lii ing ball as a concert room
and did everything possible for the pleasure
of the company. The music was excellent,
the instrumental pieces and choruses icing
heartily applauded, while the solos by Miss
Carpenter were enthusiastically eneorsd. She
is very fine singer. The Society is under
charge of H. P. Danks, Conductor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-06

ARrIsTIc.-Messrs- sweeny & Decker in
the MeiOdeon Buildings, are devOting con
siderable attention to taking stereoscupe
views. They have an excellent collection
at their rooms, consisting of bits of landscape
and romantic spots taken from all about the
neighboring country, as well as views of
prominent bhildings, of the Perry Statue,
and other objects of interest in Cleveland
All other hTanchss of the art are also finely
executed as is apparent to any ore inspect
ing their gallery.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-06

HTDRoPATHIo.-A man named McAuley,
somewhat given to staining his lips too often
with the ruby tumbied out Of a boat ON
Tuesday and went down into the depths of
the Cuyahoga. Not finding in water. how
ever, an element which agreed well with his
constitution, he changed his mind and came
up. With some difficulty he was at length
slowed sEuy in the bottom of the boat, a
Wetter and soberer man.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-06
The Railway.

IMP6RTANT AcEIoE ~ BEEEsEEVkNA.-Th
PennHylvanis Legislature has repealed the
tonnage tax upon the Pennsylvania 0entral
Railroad aud passed an act 70 facilitate the
construction Of the Ismburg : Erie Rail.
road, which ip hereafter 70 be called the
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad. The road
will probably be eomplstod within two years.
connecting Erie city with tide water at Phil
adelphia.
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Serving 8tathiues.
WHEELER & WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES.
WITH
NEW IMPROVEMENTS AT REDUCED
P R / c E 81

The WHEELER 4 WILSON Machines are now
sold at rates that will pay fair prOht the cost Of
manufacturing capital Interested, and making sllss
and at such prices aa win enable them % make nrat
class Machines, and ag heretofore, guarantee them
IN every particular.
The superiority Of these Machines over all others
for Family use i8 now established.
At the last Fair Of the American Institute the
COMMITTEES assigned the highest Premium 70 the
WHEEIER q WILSON Machines on account Of
the fnl6sticify, Permaneuce, Beauty and General
Dssirabeness Of the Stitching when done, and the
Rlds Ranqe Of its Application" The opfniOn Of the
sboTe joiittes fs endorsed By all the Slats Agrf-
-S,itIrsl gociefin8 IN the United States.
- 1.he' low prices and important improvements
tbat 40 bssn added should induce eyery enc that
nod arGt eIi5 MRrhine, 70 giys that aO eEAniEa-
s4on * 81 Il solicited at the Uars No.
- -r-..-,,s~ a. atFest, Olsyeland, Ohio.
~ -, - Circular and List q Prices, &C.,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-06

EELAEGINa.-Messrs.J J. H.& A. S. Gorham
have completed the extension of their store,
and the apartment formerly occupied by
Geo. Williams as a Banking Office, now con-
tains boxes Offruits, brought from al climes,
and everything desirable IN the coufection-
ary way. The old rooms Of the firm are de-
voted to general grocery business where
everything pertsining to the trade is to be
found.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-06
BY Last Nights Mail,



The Cabinet is settled. At hali-past 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon the following
names were submitted to the Senate and con-
hrmed by that body;
Hon. Wm, d. Seward, Secretary Of Stale.
Hon. Salmon.P. Chase, Secretary of Treas
ury.
Hon. Simon Cameron, Secretary of War.
Hon. Gideon Wellss, Secretary Of Navy.
HOn.sCslsb B. Smith, Secretary Of m
terror.
Hon. Montgomery Blair, Post Master Gen
eral. -'-''
Hon, Edward Bates, Attorney General.
Evidently, Mr.. Lincoln has taken the res
possibility, as be has surprised everybody by
the distribution of these appointments
WelIes was considered settled for the Post
Office Department and Blair for the War or
Navy. Cameron accepts the War Depart
ment
So the long agony is over apd our new
President has been peaceabIY inaugurated,
and has chosen his Cabinet. The political
skies are Frightening, and we look forward
with hope and confidence.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-06

TOMORROW EvENIEe.-The lecture season
s drawing to a close, and the Library Asso-
cisti0n willsignalize the winding up of one
Of the most successful courses they have
ever had, with 'Grace Greenwood's' brilliant
lecture on "Homes and the Homeless" An
accomplished writer and an unaffected,
pleasant speaker, Grace has no rival among
her dsTn sex as a lecturer, and never fails to
draw G, vt an intelligent and appreciative au-
dience.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-06

MoRE oIL.-We learn from a gentleman
from the vicinity that an oil well, yielding
20 barrels per day, has been struc Z on Duck
Creek, IN Noble county, Ohio, and. extensive
leases Of lands have been, and re now be-
ing made IN the adjoining county Of Mon
successful well has been struck a { Parkers-
burg, Ya.-BHf. Er
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-06

MEIoDEox.-The passage-way 10 Melodeon
Hall is being improved by bei lg Yidened,
and much of the inconvenience which has
heretofore been felt from the c rOwding to-
gether of a large number of persons in g
small space will undoubtedly be ob1itted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-06

The Commander at Fort Brown in Texas
refuses to obey the order Of the arrh traitor
Twiggs, and surrender to tn; State. BE is
preparing for defense.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-06

commercial says Of the Senatorial ques-
ton
The reported transfer Of Governor Chase
to the Cabinet, opens up the Senatorial ques-
ton, and candidates are as thick as traitors
in soHth Carolina. Already we have Sher
man, Dennison, Horton, schenek. Delano,
Galloway Bingham and Geo. NJ. Parsons Of
Columbus. A speculation upon the vote Of
the Senators would seem 10 indicate as fol-
lews First choice for Sherman u, Dennison
4, Parsons 5, schenck 2, Horton 4. When
If is found impossible TO elect Schsuck land
it is impOssible) Sherman will get one Of ms
votes, buta second east Of the Senate will
probably show sherman strongly in the lead,
Horton next, and Dennison next. Sherman
will also lead in the House on informal bal
lots, but many from the Reserve who fear
that the Southern portion Of the State will
demand q successor to Wade, and who will
not consent % preindica him for another
term, may perhaps fall back upon Dennisen
90 that the latter may after an be considered,
perhaps, q formidable candidate. Neither
Delane and Schenck have intrinsic strength;
Bingham has two votes certain in the House
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E.IfII \ q = u
THE CITY.

IHAHKs.- Baggage Master Gould, Of the
c. G. a c. R. R., viii consider hirself
thanked for furnishing US with Cincinnati
papers in advance Of Tie mail.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-06
Court COmrnsu Pleas.
RErnRF Innca rnnrr

BEFORE JUDGE FOOTE
IN the case of Gordon Is Ford, verdict
was returned in favor al the plaintiff for
s56,27.
Ohio vs. Whitman a jun u, was Withdrawn
and the case continued.
BEFORE JgDGE BOLTON.
Case of Catharine Raisick vs.. Anton
swerts, is on trial
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-06
N0KEI COKBIi COKElIi--

G0KEt COKE C0KEl Ii---
3; WALLACE SON ARE NOW MANU-
kAS4gklhG Coke from the pure HAhMOkDS-
@ any 9Laer 4qte ln the market. We car fqrutsh
teatil91.-i. loll nlllelnil manufacturers who are
birhost terms. TTT
Also, eonstgnt supply Of HammondsviIIs Strip
rurp1Ed1.
Belng located Immediately On the Iiho (leve.
lllca &C any rlft ui lla e-1te ufdera selected
II. II. WALLACE d som
JanuaIy 81. Ia.a. nhiEs
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Goal
THF HAMBTONDSVILLE MIN.

THE HAMBfONDSVILLE MIN
ING and Manufacturing Company have on
hand, at Wholesale and Retail, from their own
Minee and Mnnufactorias-
HAMMOEDsY1LL COAL, for Gas, Stsam, smIth-
ing and Domestic use.
HAh1oNDsvILLEo ooKE Mol, for Mauuhoturi
ing poses.
IAMHoEDsTILLR COKE No. =, for Domestic
use.
AAMnoEDsYILLE FIRE CLAY, well ground
and dry.
HAmMOfDsFfLLE EERE BRICK, comnon Pat
terns and wedge side wedge circle or alrh and
4AMM6N psEILLE FIRE CLAY RETORTs AND
~, -4A ~ ~ TOPS, - -
pattern.
4AMMoNDsyILLE FIRE CLAY FLUE GOV.
Eke CT TIL every pattern.
aAMMONDSYILLE EfRE CLAY FLOWER VA
SIS, plain and ornamental.
IAMM0NDsYILLE YETRIBI led WATER PIE,
GAS PIPE, &C. ol every size and Vbrioty syn.
bFacing single and double branch screw, bends,
&c. Also,
HAMM0NDSVILLE COAL OIL,
fer Intoxicating and burning, gat wholesale only,)
J. j ROCKAFELLOW,
General Agent. Once on @. 4 P. Pier, Cisvaiand
Ohio. mer3RA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-06

DUNKIRK sTEAMKRs.-. The pleasant spring
weather brings forth the busy hum Of the
hammer, and the constant motion Of the
paint brush along our wharves, preparatory
To the seasons fitting out of lake crafts in
port. As yet, the following are the only per-
manent appointments ia our lake marine for
the season:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-06
puEE1RK - ToLEpo L1NE.

New York, Capt. Kirby.
olean, Capt. Blackman. E.l.-
Elmira, Capt. Mitchell.
Portsmouth, Capt. Bond.
Bradbury, Cabt. Monroe.
As to the Bradbury and Portsmouth there
may be a change of location, though not in
the Captains names.
CLEVELAND AND s4NDUsKY LINE.
0wego, Capt. Howland.
Cataract, Capt. McEelly.
Cushman, Capt. Sisson.
In addition to the above, 1here is & strong
probability that therswill be Dunkirk and
Detroit Line, composed of three steamers,
making total Of eleven first class steamers
out Of Dunkirk during the coming season.
Diinkirk Journal
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-06

AxoTHER ALERr" Has DEPARrED.-Ths
Alert Hose Company has made practice,
ever since its organization, Of hOnOring the
departure of member from single blessed
ness into welded existence by a compliment
saiy party and gin, and such like pleasant
h1le celebrations. Mr.. George Tufts, the
worthy Steward, having thus thrown him.
self away, the members last evening made
him a suitable present in the name Of the
Company, and, after season Of jollity, es-
-corted him home to his better half. The
''Alerts" are boys who know how to do mp
such a celebration in the highest style, and
they duly honored the occasion last even
ing.
Mr.. Tufts is one Of the most respected
members of the Company, and ell wish him
the highest and lengest happiness.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-06

TaE MIOHIsAE.-The U. s. steam ar Mich.
iganis now oficered as foIlows
Captain-JOhn c. Carter.
LieuUenents-ThOmas &. Stevens, Leon
ard Paulding and E. ". Henry.
Paymsster--J. Geo. Harris.
Surgeon-Wm. NJ. Wood.
Chief Engineer-Theodore Zeller.
Assistant Engineers-Wm. H. Rutherford,
Henry c. Victor, s. L. P Ayers and JameD
L. Vauclain.
Paymaster's Clerk. I. 0deH-
Captains Clerk-George S. Odsu.
Carpenter-Georgo W. Elliot.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-06

Lueretia Bradley Hubben gives her iOurth
lecture, illustrating the tempsraments and
quality of the brain, the most important part
Of the science of Phrenelogy, this Tuesday
evening, March 5, at Chaplin Hall, Admit
tance free. Examinations at her rooms
daily at 55 Public Square. It
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-06

sFABBiSo ATFEAT.-About o'clock Mon
day evening a quarrel arose between two
men named Taylor and FairbOrn at the sa-
loon Of the former on Ontario street, which
terminated in fight. A number Of persons
were present, engaged in card playing, and
during the game Taylor claimed that Fair
born owned him forty cents for liquor, which
the latte- denied, upon which Taylor seized
a table leg and struck him upon the head
A third man named John Davis then knock
ed Taylor down and jumped upon him, and
when the seufse ended it was found that
Taylor had received three stabs; one upon
his cheek, e second upon the left arm, and q
third upon the left breast, which would
probably have proved fatal had the blade Of
the knife not come in contact with one Of
the ribs. Officers FraEee and Hsege arrested
Davis at his house on Case avenue during the
night, and took from him a dirk, upon
which were fresh stains of blood. Taylor is
not seriously injured.