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WHAT THE ACTUAL FACTS ARR.

Certain it is that a company Of sapPers and
miners left this morning for New York Har-
Dor, with sealed orders; that Gen. Sumner
has been for some days engaged in superin-
tending active military preparations in and
about New York; that every available gov
eminent vessel has been ordered, within the
last tWenty-four hours, to be in readiness for
immediate service; and that, las telegrsphed
to you last night the order to reinforce Fort
Pickens Is believed in official circles to be ex-
ecuted at this time.
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IIWIl--IU q " II
We have rumOr Of hostilities at Charles
ton. The batteries on Morris Island fired
into an unknown vessel, which put to sea,
Major Anderson demanded an explanation Of
GOV. Pickens, but whether he got it or not
we are not informed. We don't think the
Major had better ask many more explana-
tons but resent the next operation Of that
kind. "The third time never fails"
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WESTERN RESERVE CoLLEeE.-The Junior
Class of the W. R. College will give public
exhibition of their rhetorical exercises at the
Chapel this evening. A fine orchestra will
be in attendance.
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WISCONSIN, BASKs.-A dispatch was re-
ceived yesterday morning, by 8. B. sturges,
Cashier of the Forest City Bank, from Chi
CagO, announcing that forty Wisconsin
Banks had been thrown out by the Bankers
Of Chicago. ------
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FIRE IN THE OHIO PENITESTIARY.-A fire
occurred in the State Penitentiary on the
afternoon of Wednesday last, out the amount
of damage done was not reported by the
Columbus papers of yesterday.
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To THR NEw CoUNoIL.-The Republican
members of the new Council are requested
to meet in preliminary caucus at the May
Or's Office this friday evening at o'clock
precisely.
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POLICE CoURT.-There was no session Of
the Court yesterday morning, it having ad-
journed Wednesday till tomorrow. But
few cases were on the docket up to o'clock
last evening.
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RARET.-Mr. W. B. Barton, Manager for
Rarey, the great subduer of horse flesh, ar
rived in the city yesterday, to arrange for
an exhibition at the Academy of Music on
the 18th inst.
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SECOND WARD RETUREs.-The vote of the
Second Ward was deposited in the Office of
the City Clerk yesterday. The Ireturns for
the city and ward officers, except City Sex
ton, agree with the figures we published on
the morning after election. The following
is the vote for City Sexton:
F. A. Brand, 361
Jesse Palmer, 407
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WATER sTREET.-The work of grading
Water Street is progressing. A reduction of
about fourteen feet has been made in the hill
for some twenty yards from where the street
turns of.
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HlsEeLana. March 2, 'al. saDsriniends8t. !.
GREAT NATIONAL R0UTEI
BAhFIhORE OHIO RAILROAD.
zl % TsfPROVyFr- -Sf1I5r, ,lf'lfi.lE /

2y recent important changes this Road Is now HE
% lurnis Unusual facilities for intercum
A44sSy SOUTH est Northwest and Soutbyvest
~ IL CONNECTIONS with an thrOuqh trains
. Fhil4del phia and New ork IN tile East9yitb fb
S5n " - ~ = nasnlngcon Branch ROad-by Oieve-
lana and Pittsburgh central Ohio and Alsriet ana
I,t Slnf5nna trains, with the Northwest, West and
THROUGH Tickets to Baltimore, Philadelnbfa- Ea,v
AolA oE boston give the privilege Of lying over Al
~ sng ~ me mediate cities. Two Dollars addi-
route. " 'o- Sity
rms is the ONLY route that can furnish Throuab
AiSkels or Baggage Checks to Washington Civ ? .
,-.S- - = are a. Low rs by any other Route.
Steepllng Cars on all Night Trains
ASK Tor Tickets BY BaltimOrs and Ohio Raflro-d.
). II. SULLIVAN,
W s,rrrr5 General Western agent
No. : :; i;7at I: 4.1tA ! a. -, Il. N. COLE.
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IoonI nrnnArent.

Mr.. W. W. Bruce received a dispatch yes
terday, confirming previous reports Of his
appointment as Local Mail Agent of Cleve-
land.
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A BRUSH WITH SPAIN rREDIoTED.

Some otherwise well informed parties
claim to know that q strong naval force will
be Immediately collected for demonstration
against the usurpatiOns OF Spain upon st.
Domingo, and that the Administration ex-
poets to draw off the disunion fever by this
movement Others contend that an attempt
to reinforce Fort Sumter viii Jet be made,
and again it is currently reported that mem
of-War viii be Immediately dispatched to
blockade the Southern ports.
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The followingwere the arrivals and dclear-
saces froa this port yesterday;
ARRIVED
stesmer May Queen, Viger, Detroit.
Schooner Surprise, Morrison, Port Huron.
nfas. CLEARRD.
Propeller Ontario, Williams, Detroit.
Vermont, Shane, Toledo.
slOOp Harlequin. Myers, sandusky.
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RoaHs q J0nnings- Insurance.
For sals-A Machine Shop.
Crawford, Crose 4 &Uo.-DiSsOlution.
Crawford, Norris 4 Prioo-OOparsnorship.
Corning OO.-DlssolutiOR.
Fuller 4 oo.-NeV Store.
John W. Heislsy-5esal Notice.
ColwsH & OO.-Houss For Bent.
I. W. White, Agsnt-Rsmovll.
Hawks & Bro-Papers-LOoal Notice.
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THE CITY.

Gov. CUsHMAN.-The propeller Gov. Cush-
man was to leave for Dunkirk at 10 o'clock
last night.
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THE CHAIN GAxe.-This "hne" troop are
at present employed in clearing away the
mud on River street.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Found AT LAsT.-BrOnchitis, and also
Laryngitis, known as weakness or loss of
voice, peculiar to public speakers, cured.
DR.. GibSOn's new treatment will cure, after
all others have failed. Warranted. 1t is
the ne plus ultra of medical science. he
also cures catarrh, asthma, coughs, con-
sumption, dizziness, nervous diseases, and
diseases Of the liver and stomach. Office
III Ontario street.
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PRoF. O'LEART's LEoTUEs.-The lecture of
Prof. O'Leary last evening on Marriage,
Divorce, ETC., at the Academy Of Music,
was well attended, as have been all his lee
lures in this city. The subjects were treated
with the logical and conclusive arguments
which have gained for the Professor his ex-
tended reputation. His chronological ex-
aminations have in every instance been
most satisfactory and convincing to all,
thoroughly vindicating the science. He
gives a lecture this afternoon for the benefit
of the ladies exclusively, and tonight de-
livers his second lecture on the subjects upon
which he spoke last evening, which will be
his last in this city for the present.
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OYSTERS, OYSTERS.

MANN & cos
JUSTLY CELEBRATED AND
BALTIMORE OYSTERS,
In Cans and Kegs, warranted fresh and ffes trom
shells, and superior to any in the Market and
now received dAily by
J.H 4 4. s. GORHAM,
IO4 sUFEPE8R sTREET,
Who are the only authorized lent8 tor this city.
We are prepared to supply couA Try dealers with any
quantity, and at any time. These Oysters are put
up under the SUPERVISION OF
Mr.. JOSEPH r. Mann.
Whose reputation Is Sufficient guarantee alone for
the good qualities Of the oysters. We will guarantee
them equal in size to any Oyster put up in Balti-
more, and are ready to supply our country friends
cheaper than eVe=. We also keep
SHE'LL OYSTERS AND CLANS
BY the barrel or bushel. Manufacturers OF eyeFy
kind Of Crackers, and Of a super QIality, which
J.H.&A.s ORHAM,
octsRlO I0s Superior street.
RAIR IA VEN OYSTERS
THE CELEBRATED FAIR HA-
j VEN Plant Oysters, being the largest and finest
Oysters caught at this season Of the year are 70
oeived daily BY Express IN cans and Kegs, and Tor
sale only By }. H. A. ). GOkhAMt
octs. RIO i99 Superior strest
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OLD JAonlTo BOUNDS nm KY NoTI.

Postmaster General Blair has received a
letter from Governor Houston, Of Texas, sx-
horting the Administration to maintain the
Unian at ali hazards, and not desert the
friends of the Union in the South. It is said
that the letter was submitted to the Cabinet
council. and will be the occasion Of some Ex-
ecutive action in reference to the holding Of
the Texan forts. A collision between Hous-
tons friendsand the Secsssionists is supposed
here 70 be imminsnt
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Oysters

n s. MALTBY'S OYSTER DE-
Aa POT Gate Holt 4 MAltby'Bl CELEBRATED
WILL Be BEOEIHED DAILY
From his 08tabliGhmont In Baltimore-put up IN
cans and warranted fresh and good or no sale.
Also hermeticAy Sealed Oysters, BObsters, CLANS,
Spice OyBterI, and eardines kept constantly on
hand
BaItimors, New York and Princes Bay sh Il OT
tsFg viii b rscsiVsd daily b. EKprosg.
81 ORAGKEnI for sale By the barrel
W. W. GAINES, Agent.
- No. 80 Bupsrios strssf Cleveland, o.
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THn HEW LoAE.

Secretary Chase has to-day accepted So
100000 of the bids for the loan at "a. He
accepts none under that rate. The bidders
are perfectly willing to take all the remainder
at ninety-four, and in most instances are
anxious to get it at that nate. Il does not
appear that the Secretary has authority, how
ever, to take the remaining Eve millions in that
manner, though an express provision Is made
for the issue Of Treasury Notes at six per
cent. This be will do.
These facts demonstrate how easily Wall
street is operated TO reduce the credit Of Gov
eminent Finding that the capitalists Of 9TH
er sections are willing to take the whole
loan of six per cent, they all rnsh in for their
share. The Secretary received some thirty
DISPATCHES to-day from New York bankers,
all Of whom are desirous to get the whole
loan at the rate named. Yesterday, or the
day before, they endeaVored to make combi-
nation bids at ninety, and even lever, thus
iniuring she credit Of the Government and
bsnefting no one but themselves. Il is well
known that immense speculRtions were made
on the old loans, By the New YOrkers.
All the correspondence, calculations, &c,
connected with the letting, were actually
finally concluded and disposed Of yesterday,
or rather before daybreak this morning. It
was feat never before accomplished. Not
only the Secretary and Assistant Secretary,
but all the spbordinGtes Of the Department
engaged in the work, deserve great praise for
the energy and industry thus Displayed
Some Of the stock Of this new loan has al
ready been issued to-day.
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OFFICIAL VoEE FOR CoEsTABLEs.-The fol-
lowing table exhibits the vote Of the city
for Constables:
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CLEVELAND LIBRARY AssooIATION.-At a
meeting of the members of the Association,
held at their rooms last evening, the follow
ing names were presented by the Commit
tee for officers, to be acted upon at the an
nual election on Monday evening, the sth
inst;
President-Wm. Case.
Vice President-Alleyne Maynard.
Corresponding secretary-Wm. D. Bourd-
man.
Recording secretary-Ansel Roberts.
Treasurer-H. B. Tuttle.
J. Il. Orr,
n. B. Sherwin, r-...-
Jacob Hovey, - u'''' ....r-
J. H. Sergeant,
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FRANK PARKER.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 90 Senecs street, A No. 1 Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
sep34R26:IY
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FREEMAN & KELLOGG ARE
5!.,d. ayn ss.s opening enr Spring Im1ortaii9n Of
iog the urssst and most varied assortr1snt W. haYo
freabisS bsd tS S 2; gn9Et135ss Poi%itiss %
the Faius of All foreign iabIei. We have 1-sn az
bought FOR cash the cheapest aud most sis115 stoeF
7aa-a lsa asas I'D
5T lau.oq fI lf.H co. sIl1l aI
EVER OFFERED. IN THIS NARKEF.
.siaa- ga5i'dggsa sdiai
We are selling greet bargaInsia Fancy sIiE5.oI
faia ola aa-l1a lra e1ra1t
woaro selling great bargains in BLACK snts.
~ = af
We are selling great bargains in Black sik shawIs.
.l1aI a.as-aa= a351ant
We are selling tall bargains in Bt0obs shaais.
t4l4 ls3ig b sIaa
Woare selling sood BTosho an WOOL shawl Tor s.
i r q
We are ssIli9g very beautifuI India Striped Bsoeho
shsElsTsomethips new. sl5L alli :
/ L COS af1
We are osSEing FTsat ls1gains IN HOdsssssBing
Crashes Table Covers, Piano Covers 1e!
ai flf .s. l.l-i l-licae fI la
We are selling the best "Barnsioy Table LiBo1s.
Table Cloths and LiAssl sheetipssziuported.
j u .lE l-1--.g L-a .sLl5s sdI o.
We sre selling great bafsains in the asnuf5s abieb-
fionS aF9son Linens warranted pune g-irsita-
r
ss6s-1o9 slilo a,..
We are selling ne best saiFli1s Linen for accents
u l1-l-1lg .li s.-l.- 0t rs.i1 u -g5Illita
Weare selling the very best HeInmed Stitched for
Is cents to be had in this market. lll
l.a9- a-- 1ls11l9
Our Cheap Embroidery Cases are stored Win the
8, 81. 81, % 3 cents and si,66. '-1-l luz
La -a-3 l3 ED
We ssn the best Hoop skirts thar are Hanufae,ursd
in the country.
-Ga.
We have very desirable stock Of Parasols and those
very desirable Sun Umbrellas.
e-l
lu nulE
We have al the Mes. Styles Dress Goods, including
those beautiful Gray Goods now 80 poPulaF-
r- Grraa
We have choice variety OF Gents Goods, suoh as
- .silisTes y Ol9tns & ald ~ @Fs9tinss spring IN
We have just opened q few choice styles Ladies'
Spring ClOaks and Eaglans, in Cloth and
Black Silk, and make them to order.
We sell the very best ~ BIsached Goods for 1s<
cents-undrsEsed for the needle.
We invite all to give Us a call and be convinced
hat We are vending Dry Goods cheap,
~ l
1.r at diiu a1
FREEMAN & KELLOGG,
1--
217 SUPERIOR STREET.
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oIL.-Ths undersigned is prepared to
manufacture oil tubes and vsts in a superior
manner on short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms, at his steam Planning Mill,
corner of Erie and Kinsman streets, Clsve-
land, Ohio. G. h. KIDNEY.
:a1Iop1O
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The following correspondence will explain
itself:
CLEvELAED, April 3.
MAJ CHAs. A. DEVLLIERs, COMMANDANT
SPRAGUE ZOUAyE CADETs-DEAR SIR: Hav-
ing an appreciation of your talents as q SOL
der and a swordsman, we would, as a
testimonial of respect, tender you compli-
mentary benefit Of the foil and bayOnet dtiIl,
at any time and place which may be most
in accordance with your wishes.
Weremain, Sir,
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TIE TIllEs CORREsPoNDEET,

Yesterday Mr.. Russell Of the London
Times visited Mount Vernon, and on returning
dined with Senator Douglas. BE dimes with
the President to-day, and leaves for the South
on Friday of this week.
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LATEST NEWS.

Collector aE SandHsly.
John Young has been appointed Collector
at Sandusky.
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS s

CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS &
CINCINNATI RAILROAD.
1851. WINTER ABRAsaEnESr. 1ssl
On and after Monday, November 18th. lseo PssssDI
ger Trains viii leave Cleveland as foiIoais. -
e:09 A. n, n. \. & Cincinnati Express-stopning AZ
65erea7 6raitons Welling gton, New London!
Salens Shelby, and ali Stations sonfh III
SShelpys reaching Columbus at I:<O P N.
Slnc1nnatl at zoo P. II,
f'4O r n hlght Express-StopPing at all stations
loEtn 0I 6anon, Gllead, Cardington, A H.
Iey5 delaware and Lewis Osutef. and an
9ther stations to leave passengers opiT.
i.I a;iSsaoLiIng y columbus at l:30 A n. and Gin
CONNECTIONS.
sneiDy' sandusky, Mansfield q Newark Railroad, for
Eahsneid' y Mt. Vernon, Newark, Zanesvi1s,
0restline, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Cbieago Rail-
Toads Tor Forest Upper Sandusky, DeIpbos.
nina, E9rL Wayne, Laporte, ChfcaqO 30
;Si1 MI aRa Last for Mansfield, Wooster, Mas
Gallon and Belleiontaine Railroad Lima for Marion
Peueiontaines Sidney, Union, Muncie In.
ailnnap2ns, Terre Haute, Vincennes, Eysns-
vile, Louisville, Cairo, St Iso1is ~
Delaware, with Springfield, Ms Vernon ana Pitts
puTgh kailroad for Springfield.
Oolumbusl Little Miami & Oolunibps and Xaris
hallroad, for Aenia, Dayton, indiapepoiiS.
5 ne5iS !1aute, 81 Louis, Morrow, Loyeland,
ana Clnclnnati, and with the Ohio & Mig-
sis5Ippl Railroad at Cincinnati for Iouig-
Elue, EfansF1lle, Cairo, st. Louis and an
points on the Ohio river.
OOiunDus5 Hen5ral OnlO Railroad for Newark Zsueg.
nllie5 Hleellng, &c, COlumbue Pidua mi
Indiana Railroad for PfGus IJr6ana -
-, 1or r4lekets 20 all points and Information an
ply At the Union Ticket Office 81 SUPERIOR Street n
~. 4. S. FLINT, Superintendent
OieYBlald, November "A. 1g6n
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CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH

CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH
LROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
To take effect on Monday, NoYemb Der 18th ls60.-
Trains leave Cleveland daily, Sundays excepted Is
9:lO A. H.-lIaH for Pittsburgh, Wheeling and New
Philadelphia.
l;iSP. AAoeonmOdatiOn for Rsvenna and AIiIler-
s:45 P. N.-Express for Pittsburgh snddFhseliug.
CONNECTIONS.
Both Trains make direct connections with Penn
,YftAnlA halroad Tor Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. Also with Baltimore & Ohio Rsi
road for Baltimore and Washington City, Also con
meet a Hudson for Akron and Mfllersburg
~ Time by this route as Guick ana 4fsre will bs
the same as BY Northern Lines g New York. :,
TR. MYERS. 9 T. AGENT. z; a.OOOhAoUShi hST5s SIR'
GLEVELAND q ERIE r. r.
lS5i. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1851
On and after Monday, November 18th, 1850, Pas
senger Trains will run as follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
$50 A. n. EXPRESS MAIL ILTRAIN-Stopping at ali
stations except Wickli1e, Mentor, Perry,
gnlonYihe and S9ybrooki and arrives at
Erie ct l;35 P. NJ, Dunkirk 40 P. n, Buf-
s:2OP.n n. CoNHEAGT ACOOMMODATION-stOp-
200 P. Il. EI6HT EXPRESS TRAIN-stoppine At
PainesEille, Ashtahula and Girard only; ar
p9s Rvss a. MI ETle lz4SA. n, Dunkirk 800 An,
LEAVE ERIE.
80 A. n. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-StoppinR Al
Girard, COnneaut, Ashtabula and Pafnes-
vile only; arrives at Cleveland 7:l5A.M
$50 4. n. EXPRESS NAIL TRAIN-Stopping st
al Stations except Sayhrook, UuionTiile
Perry, Mentor and Wicklfe, and arrives AZ
Cleveland at 6:45 P. 4.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave Oonneaut
ct 6:0O A. n, stopping at all stations. and
arriving at Cleveland at 9.s5 A. n.
All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo Chicago, Columbus, Cincin-
natl, st, Louis &c and all the trains going eastward
connect at Dunkirk with the trains Of the n X & d
Railroad, and at Buffalo with those Of the New York
Central and Buffalo & New York City Railroads.
Cleveland, Nov. q 1850.
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58ptEls

NJ ANHATrAN hOTEL.----NOs.
IUf as, Tand 9 Murray street, "a door from Broad
ssT5opPoiits the PARK, New York. HugEins q Fling,
odss, Boston. B. 9. Eling, lafs q LoTdoys Hoisi
~ .''H' o''l
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N RE-ENFoRCENEEr or FoRT PICKEHs.

The following interesting dispatches from
Washington we take from yesterdays Gin
cinnad papers:
TIE RE-EEFoRCnlEET OF RoRT PlcKEzs.
1t is believed in the best informed circles
of this city, that provisions and fuel have
only been ordered to be landed at Fort Pick
ems but it is understood that in case any
resistance is made, the troops in readiness on
the vessels of war, will be landed, the Fort
re-enforced, and the Florida batteries sileneed.
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LEFELAND & TOLEDO R III,

IiLEFELAND & TOLEDO R r.
lsoo-l. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. = SOL
on and after Monday, November 18th, 1880 ain.
~ IN tais hoaq VIII Leave Cleveland as folloWs;
~ t1taiSS1sh Alall, stopping az all stati ps on
1870 ?. n. '--s - ASASAp
$40 P n Mail stops at all stations eaat ofsan5ns
9n northern Division, and arrives AZ San,
1s5O P. n. Chicago Express-Stons at all g4,.{.-.
eePL washington and Clay, and arriTes
in Toledo at 1910 A n 80 @'i4'9'
1,, CONNECTIONS.
Connections are made at monrosviyls ,v;t,, -, =
~, ans "a, 4ansneld and Newark X r. Al fJlvds 15itb
sno sanqusky5 Dayton and Cincinnati n r. a 49,
% laons slth fremont = Indissla r. r. and Al Toie5o
Win Lne Michlgan Southern & Horthern T6dis1e
tit AJieJo and hsbash Railroads for Chicago De-
II99lt5 Jackson Fort Wayns, LOgansport Isfaystts
west and Southwest F y s'o''s 1'Oftn
trains arrive in Cleveland from Fc,sdo and tia
9:25 An. -N iVAA 0elluus'
For information and tickets spplv at the T1,io
Ticket Ohice, 81 Superior ST., and at the DEPOT
Cleveland. Nov "a, 1860. l. y AUuA56' sI5',
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~ See advertisement of DR.. sanfOrd's
Liver Invigorator.
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record two Illinois and Indiana appoint
ments to-day. Wm- P. Ssoddard is appointed
Secretary to the President to sign land pa
tents. FOR merely writing the Presidents
and his own name, he gets 81, 800 per year.
James II. Blanchard, Of Indiana, has been
appointed to q position in the Potent Office
at the same salary. A. s. Patterson has heen
appointed to be Naval storekeeper q Key
West Fla, and Logan Hurst to the salae p0
J zition ct Norfolk, Va, Navy Yard.
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8ail 8oaae.
NLEVELAND AND MAHONTNg

~ "A 1 L z o A D..
TIM TABLE No. 1s-To take effect On and afts-
Thursday, March 2lst, 1851
4
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@eaieines.
DR.. SWEETS

RHEUMATIC AND NERVOUS DlsUkDEkss
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connection
The great natural Bone Setter.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut
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IL urouEsr1oNALE cHLreE.

A great change has taken place in the tone
of Administration circles, and the conviction
is gaining ground that the Spring election
being over, and the loan negotiated, deci-
sive policy is now being adopted in reference
to heSouthern question. A member Of the
Cabinet remarked; to-day, = storm is COM
ing"
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FRIDAY nIORNING. APRIL 5.
TRAYKIKR,s REsIsTRh.

SEFor TeIesraphio NeWs md Markets
see Fourth Rase. II. -L.-A
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~ All should not tail to read the adver-
tisement of Prof. Wood in tO-day's paper.
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a. Street Railroad Tickets, q for one
dollar, are fOrsale at ". P. FOgg's CrOOksry
Stora
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