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gut Bis ausgeseiAnet 135@l40, tpeiBer gntei
l35@l45, ertra fetner 150V155.
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Gas, 8prn, weiBes59@ 60, selbes 65@6s@
Jtpsgsn, Maryl 6O@7o, penni. 65@68 6.
81 /, 9pwarbnreet. upper 1919
ertra to fancy 6.25@6.5O
famtls 6.50@7.0O
y Div & aeatudp luper 5.75
. y erfra 800
- > famils 5o@6.7 rs
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Il ertra 6.5O@6.75
y @ell6 familg 900
y Sdeuanora Santl9 800
y 0elerpoir ertra 1850
st 8 8 E nm - |, 4.0O@9.25
6~prHmebl I, 3.0O@2.90
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neuer 50056 @tS.
prpotftDnent rpentg Na6fra9e. G6ultera
6@63, fir Seitenftafe 7@74, fir S9tnfen
9@II Salsaeiid; preile perlHteben, fur
2arb84@9.
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81, feline IS o. 90.
Us bistes ., @ita p SAL. 223@23 Cents, Sbir
%, aber wents gerfduft.
ud er, NewsOrleans 8.5O@9.5o @rrcerie Or,
Oinair ti8 gut s 100000.
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Be OeutIAeS 69eater. - gSer ltH
nGGlten MOntoe ealen eenuBreiden Nbenp be-
reiten tpiu, beluGe Die Gbeater Sorltelun9 in Der
5urnbale, 800 0. 9rattltr. Nufsefibrt tper-
ben: SEER Mnp Sclape" uuo v33 Mlnuten tn
0rineter1." ST.. 9plftlper ron Nepzg)Orf, be-
fannt als tbeatralil1gr R%iinitler, miro In betoen
StiGen mit1pirten, DerIdume pesbalb Ntemano
ii4 3ur feltsesbten 3ett in Obi9sr pale etn5rI=
inoen.
&%M mfttnItlGe QbenbunterBat al
Die beltebten Auartett=@ pn3erte In
Der ,9rbetterbale" inpen tepen Moutag, Ocn=
nertas unO gomltas Nbenp fat, uno Die ausse=
setHneten 9eiltunsen Der 8irtuplen unter 2eitung
pes @rOf. StQmann oerfeblen nidt, Elm 3abIrei-
dies Aupitorium Ocrtbin gu 3teben.
~ Sn Der @irtbl@aft bes Srn. S. 8lant,
All 0,-galtimpretrabe, tperpen Miontag Nbenp
Die 6rn. 9rOfelloren Berabeau ulo Nbrsno burA
tire auage3etdnetfn mulifaliiGen Qetitunsen Die
anwelenpen @alte auf pas @ngenebmlte unterbal=
ten. Ml6se peBbalb teiner unterlafen, pteler se=
mitbliGen MISUNDERSTANDING bei3upobnell.
@ A. = Sir maiden ale 6retnbe
oes eplen @erltenlaftes barauf aufmerflani baB
6r. Sobn R6bler feline 0trtblGaft BON go. Is
mad $50. A Qseltr., nabe @barleetr. perlegt Tat
unO btelslte abermOresn GUrmittag NIT etnem
~pelttaten 2unA erGfnet.
a~ 9un9. = NGafen @ontas GOrmits
tag wtrO 5r. .. 8arg IN ietner Wirtbl&aft,
SO. 10 9. 9ibertstr., etnen f%an,Ulen 2und fer
Otren, mrrouf mir ale Setnl@msdsr belUncers
aufmertiam MAIDEN.
@ 9unG.- 81. Gdbarpt, (9lo. 80 90.
prattltr, uGiti3sn 5aqa miro ua9iten WUntas
NtenO letnen @aten einen l~upsrten 9un6 auf~
IttlAen.
EE 9un&.- NuA In Der 5arriiunlr.
SO. sc wirD 5r. s. 8. gdbarpt am MOntas
gOrmtttas Ietne Safe NIT etnem pelitaten QunG
uup pOr3u9ltaem Qa9erbier erquiden.
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8raurt4er 1n91adSfall. - Gin
tletner beutIder Rnabs pom Nlice Nnnltr., nabe
0olfe, wuroe gelfern Wipreen oura einen SAT-
in ben GeQer zines 6atles an Canton Apenns
6tedli6 oerlebt. Die &saert9nre mar DHen ers
blieben; Der Rlstne maAte einen Gebltritt anp
fel topfIber binuuter, mpbet Sopf unb 0sliht
lGrefltd 3ueerthtet marren. ST nurbe tn'S
Stations66us eebra6t, tc Or. Dwtnea tbm
Gr3tltGe 6ulfe ~letltete. NaGoem er cerbuncen
mar, bat sr inltdnDtg unt elm paar Yfennt9e, pa
ietne Wutter tbn gum gettela 3tptn9e uno TIN
,Ihtt9en mirbe, uenn ct obne @elp mad 5aule
fame. Gr mat 70 gtertg auf @elp, baB er f4
uber Ieine lAiperen WuneeH gar ntdpt stnntal
tetlaate.
garsf9afterneuert.- Sobn NiperS,
Des gerratbs angetlast, erneuerte beute Nior9en
letne 8araItaft In Der g. ct. Difritt Court
i'm getraae Don $4,000. Seine eisene BIrss
1Goft purpe gu $4,000 on9ei6ldaen uno &iGarb
9emmon, ESQ, fa9te iiir oos ilbtt3e gut.
S'muB Niles oerrun9entrtt E t.
SameS 9cpnan murbe am 0Dnnerfia9
Nbeno perbaftet, neil er In Der 8etrunfsrbett
Sic 3bir bon SIRE. Collins NODnbats In SET
ferman's Nlep, einsebrOAen bate. &idter 5tB
bra6te i'm btnter cine SbGr, an pelAer er PER-
eebens feline &rdfte erlGGpfen iptrp.
Cine Qompe gefpAlen. - 81. 3.
Yeaerd tpurpe am DOnnerltas Nbenp Derbaftet,
neil er I'm Gsrpadt ltanb, cine Qompe ron Sa@
rob 6, Smitb stltOblen 81 baben. Gr wurDe tn
pas mittlers StattonSbauS 9ebra6t
&Ittper gefp9len. Sane Sutler
unD Martba Blate wurpen am Dpnnerltag
AbenO nnter Der 2lntlase perbaftet, cine Suantt-
tat &leirer prn MatilDa NteQean eeltOblen gu
babsn. sic wurpen epn 8tAter 9tb etnseltedt,
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ysds8sS Mr @tf's MrttlIerte.
- SunSet tr6fttSen aRdnnsrn bistst f9 De Bette @sIcsen-
bett. ibreni WaerIonbe 3u btenen, meun tie ith Sits Mptlerte
aniUlisBen. 0sIslbe wrb FRAT Der benz Rohmsifer. Col. SO.
Pnrnea. pom 2ressbepartement ~perGeIehen Nutcrtat ~sewOrteu,
1nb 1T lAon uobe5R ~uoQ5dbII9.
Sanse ManasrS psI&s Sui baten F& e~iuiebeu au IaSeu, fpnteu
I'D i@lspnioft i'm Ben e;pous, Sacolt-Gfe pom Baltimore uaO
~r2Giteba4. me ben. AIe Angewcrbene wcrsn iceisth nod1 benz
4efespiue NrienaI 8ebrant umb perprpplantrt.
Sctb $l3 uni Sep uno &tetruns lppie 500 baar betu &blaHI
Der DleufBit
Sin spsi! Der nOaafi@ea aoBuans ptro auf gsrlanaea an bic
famiIte o~uabeanblt.
Snfauteris uue etnens @acalerte- Corps. meIHe auiamuHcn bic
~Ntarplano BORDER ae9ipn" bibet, nnb nnr gu Operattcuen innsr-
balb bes St0ates unb sur IertbeictSunsn elIeIbeH beTimut 1T.
Mpfuhf mercen ferner 4 Wo9uer. 4S@miece uuc 4 SotIer
VAIwtIt gu $l6 PET NiCnat uub 4 Eroupeter, I'M, bic Net-
ben olsies Artigerie'@prps uClsdbtS gu Ua9en.
| Sp4S q. U. Wetber brtbQe.
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@apallerte @apanerie!

~ gSm &rRss. Gsrartement aatboriFrt, rtrbe i'd elm
~ Regiment
O~raGpner
fHr ben Otsnft ber Ser. Staatsn anpsrben
pferDe unb Gduipirun3 irerDeh pom @ouoerne=
ment sefelt.
&etyutsn psrteu aaf 3 Sabre t0ber frn6er sntlafen) aneeuOH-
men, unc erbauen oieielbe 25pnun9 pe bic anbern Sruppen, ($l4
per Wtpna) neblt 2anb N arrantS uns Elm 9nnbert
8pIIars in baar am S6lnB Der Dieutaeit. Gue 8tctter
wereen %pUTee3o9eu. 3n melosg BET
3. 9. Grea1er,
$50 g8. GoItlmoteGr.
49, Sober SaunIienoater psIGer F@ b~etbeIet. tam iefner
6antilie pom Gage ieiner gini@reiblns an
$3.50 tpGAentlt@
a~usbesablen fa1en.
8wsits Rstrutrnnss- Office in SO. 1T Bomb na6e eanth.
Capt. Arer.
3wet Erpmpeter fur tebe Gompa9nte uuo eine Muitbanbe BON
10 Snfrnmenten, pereen ebenaaS far has pUraenannte Regiment
perlan9t.
@S. Die spet!e ~eOntpasaie bes Gap. gsetI@rp wro eIeid-
fans aus nl4ts ais DeutI&en beitebeu, inter beuttbem Commando,
Wesbalb mir aHe Deutlten eriuden, fb balbnlEBltht 81 NJ Ioen
Sbame8fr.. nNrbeiter-Salt" BET Stlbebranct, ober Slogan 9al"
@de ben Bomb uno @antfra ofer bel 9ele Gde bon @reteir,
uno @aiteln Npeuue. Capt. 81. @eti6tn.
Na6S &apt. Der centihen &Cn1poanten.
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WaHer=Cffiee.
&eFdnnfmdMnm0.

&ne Ghtenigen, tpet9e ibre @afer- Rente Dor Dem l. 0obemtei
nidt te;abIt BADEN. toerben benabridttqt, onb bic 8eainten bamit
b~,ftdtigt iinb. ipIden Das geafer ab3uorsben. "a ete Q roro-
nuneerl perlanoett. baB Die Us a iferrente I'M 8orau8 be
sablt peree. 10 legen bic &ednunseu in Der Office, SO. 10 &ortb-
Irabe. fir bic nddlten 6 Mcnate bereit.
SWseMi W. Stepbenipn. &e0ifratcr
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0unb! 0uucb /.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

R66Tfls SD made me men eabrtsn Sreanoen unb 8stanntsn
gYlag= bermit bic @npise, 6ab tA meine 28ir Aitatt ron
ylc. Is na6 SO. III 4eeltr., nabe @barlest r,
retIest babe unb AM Mputas @OrmihaS III lbr nit einem
Delifaten Quncb
erphnen weloe. 81 sabIrsi4sm geIut laoetein
SSMo S~ebnG6bler, :
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nn MH. 0martisrmeiffer's.offe

0EJA Baltimore, ben o. Junt 1861.
WerIas9t fofDrt: 500 %feras, rOrrn 400 ~ssr3h9Itts
3Eapierpe nu6 Ger Jdt 1tetpferbe ht G0rauerte-SebrauH lea
Aiieu. Ole 4tsrbe mifen pblio OeiunD, gut sebaut Hnc fei bon
ieoem 6ebIer, be Ieitpierce niGt iin9er ais S uc nitt dItei ais
I Sabre unD bic !3usptsrne 5pllHen Q uub 8 Sabre alt unO 10 Bis
10 Danb bop lem. 6arbea, f4trarS. braun, eraw uno Dap. Der
prets bari $125 fIr feceS n@t hterffeisen.
sic mlHeu sur Snirfdcn an aBRns 8eab 9reL"-Stdl IN
6rOnt-. nabs G.bitr, bcute @prmittas nm 10 uRr %OOrOefaprt
werbeua nE f SaA. HeIaers
SuI1- Mr~Qs-we.
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il ND @caD GuarterS,
1@l1Rs So. al Ws t=9umbarofraBe.
.51 0cRagri6tse metne Syreunee nno @6nner, oab tb fertpSt-
reno bic beIten impprtiren gSeiue o~crrdtbis balte, Gle I'D bel Gel
5lai6s pher benz OHseno biul0er UerranIen tann ais en aneeres
6erarn9es gei6df, ba I'D bleielbeu burb Senrp 9ett (8e8snpSrt9
in DeuhAlano) sirtIt tesiebe. GbenIe primG S@peSaf6ie une
@apiar. pel9eH ih Observation-Disclosures III 8r6Beren 0lantititsn
bilt9 ablaiIe.
Muh rerSopfe i'd, f~crtpibreno bas aus9e3ettnete P~btlaeelpb,p
9aserbier ppn 8ergepa Il Ylctta.
So22s SObH 8 EFT.
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Ser0elattumrff ae.

"a i'd cine Yartbie a9ten SGpe5rtiIe, Nrauni9wei9er Ser.
pelatrourft, ueue @rbien uno 3beluweln in 8crel oerpadt. erbals
Ten babe 10 maGe i@ meine EauceH iemie 2Siener9erfinIer ear=
auI asfnertl1m. 0enrp &nefeInt
OTIS, In SO, 5 9arriICnlr, nobe 8altimprsitg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27

CRY CoUEoIL.-The session Of the Council
was longer last night than it has been foT
some weeks, though the amount of business
done would not seem to justify it. Conside-
rable discussion was had on the resolution
to appoint person to light, extinguish and
clean the street lamps, which was finally
referred to a select committee Of three
Messrs. Russell, Hayward and Christian.
Mr.. Russell, In speaking of this resolution,
was very bitter on the Gas Company, charg-
ing that it forced its claims down the throat
of the Council, demanding and receiving
nearly double what would be a just remu-
neration. He believed the time would come
when the Council would find it necessary to
build gas works of their own. He knew gas
could be furnished the citizens for ten shil-
liHgs per thousand feet, and with this saw
ing the city in ten years could discharge its
indebtedness.
An ordinance was read enacting that the
Public Square be called Monument Square,"
and providing penalties foi the erection Of
stands or other contrivanees for the sale of
articles of any kind within its limits also
establishing penalties for walking on the
grass within the Square.
A resolution was adopted reducing the
salary of the City Sexton from 81, 900 to $500
per annum.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27
THE CITY.


A Republican Convention will be held at Ma
tional Hall, south side of the Park in this
city, on Friday, the 18th inst, commencing at 10
O'Clock A. n, to put in nomination candidates
for the following Offices, to be supported at the
ensuing municipal election, viz:
One Mayor, one Police Judge, one City Attor-
ney, one Trustee of Water Works, one Infimary
Director, one Street Commissioner, one City Mar
shall, one Fire Engineer, one City Sexton, one
Sealer of Weights and Measures, one City Treas
urer, two Justices of the Peace, and eight Con
stables.
The primary meetings will be held at the usual
places for holding elections in the several Wards
on the 2sth inst, at * O'Clock ?, NJ, at which
time the Republican Electors will nominate for
the respective Wards each one Trustee, one As
sessor, and one member of the Board Of Educa-
ton and will also elect there their delegates for
the Convention to be held on the 18th inst, al
above called.
On the basis Of the last election the Wards ART
L - en-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27

From j. IQeOQore EerklnS ana Ot1er8J
asking to appoint Isaac Jones 70 the Office
of bridge tender to the Willow street bridge.
REPORTS.
From the Board of City improvements,
reporting that they have received bids for
the construction Of a bridge across the Old
River Bed from Lloyd & Waterson, and have
awarded said job to them, and asking that
they be authorized to contract with them
according to their bid. Received and fled.
From the same, reporting that there is
uow in the City Treasury $lI0 of the special
assessment for Washington street, due to
Michael O'Donnelly, and also S3,O54 90 of
special assessment for paving Superior street,
due to Southworth & Williams, and asking
chat these amounts be put in the first pay
ordinance. Referred to the Committee on
Streets.
From same, in relation to the petition of
B. II. Barney and others, with reference TO
the location Of the proposed bridge across
| the Old River Bed, reporting that the COM
mittee unanimously concluded that the best
location for said bridge is from old River
street to Sycamore street. Received and
fled.
| From same, reporting that they have re-
ceiVsd bids for rebuilding Hicks street school
! house from Jacob Fouts and others, and
have awarded said job to Jacob Feuts, and
ask that they be authorized to contract with
him in accordance with his proposal. Re
neiYed and filed.
From same, reporting adversely to the
| prayer Of 5. n. Goodale. Received and filed.
From City Attorney, that the City Council
have power to abate rs per cent. of Isaac A.
Isaac's special tax. Received and filed.
From same, that the city is liable for claim
of d. B. Claxton for $344.99.
From same, in relation to petition Of A.
Clark asking leave to pour the refuse from
his Refinery into the river, that the City
Council may or may not grant the prayer,
as in their discretion shall seem best. Re-
ferred to Committee on Health and Cleanli-
ness.
From same, reporting against prayer Of P.
p;. aer that SIS lease money be refunded to
Pc. PtS, Received and filed.
4-'1tt. -, asrd of City improvements, sub
itti,,,- 49, co,tr'>et with Michael 0'Donnell
,-IsS Enr SroSinS and borrowing Grove street.
City Attorney.
From superintendant o. Markets, report
ing collection Of S74 for REM OF stalls anc
stands in the Market House from January
Ist 10 March 26th, 1851. Received and hled
From the Committee on Parks and Pub
lie Grounds, that in their opinion lots enough
can be sold to pay for the improvement o
tbe addition to the West Side CemetaFy dur
ing the present year, provided the work eal
be done in the early par OF the season.
Received and filed.
From City Attorney, recommending IN
I APPOINTMENT Of q committee to adjust tn
claim Of E. Costale on equitable terms. Re
! ceived and filed.
From City Attorney, that tie Ordinanc
to change the boundery Of Sewerage Dlstric
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27

SCHOOLS OF MIDDLEBURGH.-The township
of Middleburgh, which has mostly been
settled within few years, has taken a
very great interest in schools. First, the
University at Berea ranks deservedly high,
and the common schools of the township
have made, perhaps, as much proficiency
the last few years as in any other township.
Ex-Representative Watson recently at
tended an examination in each school and
gave to the best scholar in each branch
tspght, certificate, and then the schools
eslled together tor spelling match,
were McCrodon was the successful
MI, "m' = presented by Mr.. Watson
'peiieI, anu wa sbridged Pictorial Die
tionary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27

MORE ABOUT THE GHosT.-A few more stories
about the ghost and we shall begin TO believe
that he is actually an unquiet spirit, doom
cd 10 wander his allotted season on this side
the styx. Tales are told which, if they are
10 be believed-and who can doubt them p
would place the matter beyond question
One young lady informs US that the appar-
ition has been seen to glide nOiselessly along
the ground until near the cemetery gates,
when it rose gradually into the air and dis
appeared from the sight Of the amazed be-
holder. Another has seen the spectral form
on eoal-blaek steed galloping madly along
the road at dead of night. If all the mar
vellops accounts that have come to our ears,
were collected and printed, it is to be doubt
ed If anything less in size than "blanket
Sheet would contain them, Among the
practical jokes incident 10 the appearance
of this Phenomenon, was one played upon
aWOrthy officer in the police force who had
been spending rather jolly evening with
some lady friends.
At leaving he was dismissed through
aside door, and from thence walked around
to the font gate where he beheld tall figure
standing with extended arms and clad in
the pale garments of an unearthly visitor.
But this officer has too much good muscle to
be "a feared of being which is 50 def
cient in that respect, and before a watch
could tick once, his hand had grasped sOme-
thing very like ordinary flesh and blood,
aud the figure was on the way to the Sta
ton House. A loud scream, however, soon
testified to two facts one, that it wasn't the
ghost, another that it was of the. number of
those with whom, a moment previously he
had been innocently sporting. How the
matter was compromised we are unable to
state.
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Marine.

Va The May Queen arrived yesterday
morning from Detroit. She met no ice Of
consequences. She left last evening on the
return trip at 81 o'clock, carry full mis-
cellaneous cargo.
@a- The Propeller Portsmouth, of the N.
Y. & E. Line, left yesterday morning with
freight for Toledo.
~ The prOpellers of the Buffalo and
Chicago Line are to run on alternate days
with those of the Western Transportation
Company between Buffalo, Milwaukee and
Chicago. The boats of the former line are
the Fountain City, Galena, WenOna, Men
dOta, Chicago and Evergreen City. Those
of the Western Transportation Company are
the Mohawk, Free State, Tonawanda, Ply.
mouth, MsyAOwer and Neptune. Sheldon
Pease, formerly of this city, is Managing
Director.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27

ALMOST FIRE.-At 4 o'clock on Tues
day night, some women living on the side o.
the hill above Myers, Uhl & Co.'S Marble
Works, on the Canal, saw a light in the
blacksmith shop Of that establishment.-
They hastened down; and with several pals
of water, succeeded in quenching the flames.
It is not known whether the building was
set on fire or caught accidentally. !.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
HE ELECTION OF THE CITY SEXTON

TIE AHEOIIUN UF THE UIII bEAIUN.
To THE EDIToR OF THE CLEVELAND LEADER:-O
all the oices which the People called upon to I'LL
at our Municipal Election, the Of City Sexton is
most PECULIAR for it is one, when we have occasion
to need such services, that sympathy and kindness
in the officer is felt and appreciated That Nr
JESSIE PALMER has, during the two years he
has held it, filled that situation with zeal appica
ton and tender regard to the feelings those who
have suffered bereavements, very many OF our citi-
ZeBs can thoroughly attest. r
During the thirteen years Mr.. Craw held that Of
nee, the political bearing not thought Of He
was elected for his SUITABILITY. We trust that the
same feeling, without regard to party politics. will
prevail in the re-elect0n of Mr. Jessie Palmer to the
situation be now holds and has worthily filled.
We therefore earnestly recommend him to the pee
pie for reelectiOn At coming Municipal Election
MANY REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS.
Cleveland, march 18th, 1861.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27

YoUEo VEAL.-The Market superintend-
ent took possession yesterday morning Of
several carcasses Of veal which had not ar
rived at days of discretion. Some eighty
carcasses were also seized last week while
exposed for sale. If this thing is attempted
much more it viii be necessary to deal with
the offenders in harsher manner.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27

GRAND CoECERT.-A grand vocal -
strumental concert win be given in this -
before many days, which will unite the best
musical talent of the city, including the Mu-
steal Society. The object of the concert is
to raise funds for procuring set of silver
instruments for Leland's Band. Ever since
Cleveland was a village almost, the sweet
notes of Leland's bugle have echoed through
its streets, and have given pleasure to thou
sands and no one certainly can refuse 70 pay
the price Of ticketto this rt,fOr the sake
of aiding in a purpose which viii return t'
the donors hundred fold more than tn'
value of their money. Let them have fal
house,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27


TIE SPRING TRADE.-Every thing seems
to indicate that commercial affairs at the
west, during the present year, will. present
an appearance of activity such as has not
been seen for a long time previous. During
many weeks past large quantities of freight
have daily been going forward by railway,
and the probability is that with the opening
of navigation, which is now near at hand,
the amount viii be indefinitely increased,
It is an object to shippers of produce, to
find agents in the larger cities to whom they
can make econsignments,andf feel certain that
they are obtaining the best market prices,
and are dealt with in strictly honorable
manner. In this connection we would refer
to Messrs. Deming & Tiffany, of 81 Pearl
street, New York. These gentlemen are
well known through the West, and particu-
larly in this immediate vicinity, as possess
ing excellent facilities for the transaction of
commission business IN the most satisfactory
manner. Thsy have been largely engaged
in the Produce trade, and have entered upon
the Spring campaign prepared to work to
better advantage than ever before. Dealers
in butter and cheese, on the Reserve, viii
find it particularly advantageous to make
use of their services.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27

RAILROAD CONvKETIoE.-To-day is the
time appointed for the Convention Of Rail-
way men of various Eastern and Western
companies for the purpose of arranging the
time tables and connections Of their several
roads. The convention will meet at nine
o'clock this N .Orning at the Office Of the C.
c. 4 G. Road.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27

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street, New York. We consider it one of the
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