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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-21

ROBERT HELLIR TEn PIANnF.---In the
musical world paFhapS nobody is receiving
more attention from the critics than this
artists, whose performances on the piano are
everywhere ohrsniolsd among the things
wonderful. By advertisement It viii be
seen that he viii be in this city on Thurs
day, Friday end Saturday evenings of this
week. The following notice Of him is from
tte Pittsburgh Chronicle.
Our publil, at least all those who have
not heard him, are hardly aWars that we
have IN our midst g musical artist Of the
very first class, IN the person Of Mr.. Heller.
His Versatility IL truly wonderful, Is be is
eauslly ct home in the modsEn salon---mu-
&c Of LiHzt Thslberg and Prudent, and in
Il the classical con- positions OF q Nendelsshon, !,
Schuman, and OtherB. HE performance
| last nightof Phalber'H @Somnanbula, and
HSWeet Home," was mastery and not sur
passed even By the renowned suthor Of the
same. The superb arrangement BY Liazt OF
I Meudelsshon's g Wedding March" was give
en- BY Mr.. e., in style that the great Liazt
/ himself need not haye been ashamed Of
while the rendering Of "Dixie"---his own
competition .--Btsmps Mr.. II as q composer
| Of no mean order Of merit. There is not
| perhaps, q composition In existence Whic o
embodies the comic element on the piano &C
perfectly ss this same "Dixle." Mrs n
prefers 70 rely for success on his merits on
/ lys end diRdaina 20 resort 70 the prstentiouI
houTish Of trunnPStE, ,madsus Of BY 90 meny
public peffoFmers nowadays. We trus
our readers win none the lels appreciatl
gsniuls when It Is presented n the garb 0
modeEtYs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-21

l8peotal Dispatches to Cleveland LeadeFD
CAIRo, april 10.
FROM EoRF PILLOW.
Orr FoRT Pillow, April 10.
The enemy's gunboats have laid behind
Oraighead Point for two or three nights past,
fearing an attempt on our part to run the
blockade. The firing upon both sides Tues
day was very heavy. The mOrtarI opened
at neon, four being in operation. The enc
my replied Immediately and briskly from
land batteries, thowing shell ol, ar over Us
and nearly acoss the river to the Tennessee
shore. Their firing was very accurate and
from very heavy guns. The st. Louis, Car
ondeIet and Cairo, stationed as picket ships
nsar the extremity of the point, were obliged
to NOV upe the river several times to get out
of range. A skiR attached to q mortar
boat was hit by she'll and dashed to pieces.
The shells asw thick and fast all about the
gunboats, but none were hit.
Thursday aAsrhoOn the mortars com.
menced firing at 8 o'clock, the enemy re-
plying Immediately, and the are was Kept uF
till midnight A rebel shell exploded direc. =
y above thss stern Of tbs 81 Bsuis, slightly
iDJurins one mar 10 the wrist Another
shell struck the brosdsids easemats Of thr
Cairo, but did no damage. The firing csssej
at uidnisht
Y.ssssdsy bat little vas dOas except a fov
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FROM VIRGTNIA

Sparta, RooKTvaHAN Co., Va, April Is.
Gen Banks advance column arrived here this noon,
driving the enemy from ths hill with artillery and
cavalry charges
six thousand Of Jackson'a troops passed through
the town and snesmpsd short distancs beyond last
night.
IL was currently reported that jackson was to be
largely reinforced. Between here and Staunton
body Of our cavalry came upon two squsdrons Of
AshbyG cavalry drawn up IN line Of battle. The lat
ter suddenly broke rank8 and his artillery opened
upon our advance. Our cavalry IN lins Of battls
waited for the artillery, which arrived and Boat Srsd
the rebels.
Last night AGhhy sncauped near New Markst-
During the night Gen. Banks occupied the town 10
fal force. All O'Clock in the morning, Ashhy being
threatened b. our artillery, set hro 20 bis camp and
retreatod IN great haste, leaving thirty 5u ehsrO
bsfors-burni1E every L. e and Ina turuplks brdyu
south Of New Market.
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sUsINKss NOTI0Ee.


SPECIAL NOTIOH.--TO Bankers, Brokers,
Business men, and citizens gensrsIlYi
strangers, young men and unfortunate fe-
males in particular, if you wish the advice
or counsel Of 3 confidential physician and
surgeon Of much experience in ofRes
and hospital practice, call without
delay at No. lOl corner Of st. Clair
street and Academy Lane, between Bank
aud Seneca streets, Cleveland, Ohio. Office
and private rooms in the basement. En-
trance from St, Clair street and Academy
Lane. All business strictly confidential,
and cure guaranteed in the shortest possible
time, without OalomsI, Balsam, Cubebs, or
any other poisonous or injurious drugs.
3eS3
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THE CITY


MnRlF REWARBED.-Ws Gs gratiAed to
know hat our friend J. ". BgiggI returned
Saturday from Warrington, with q val
uable patent, covering most Of the essential
parts Of all Sewing Machines in use. In
March, 1883, Mr.. Briggs scared patent
for stilehing Machine intended 70 be used
mostly By saadlora and harness mskers.-
Ahor this patent was secured and put 70 use
he made Improvements upon it, and applied
the eye-pOintsd needle, vibrating arm and
mechanism feed. he has now obtained .
patent securing to him the benefits of his
improvements, which wors made and BY
him reduced to practice BY actual expert
msut in 1sss, but which circumstances that
DO not ct all afIscl hiErights have until now
prevented him from securing to himself ths
bsnsft Of.
His recently obtained patent bears date
Ehs first Of this month, and was granted after
q careful and unusual examination Of ell
forasr patents and full understanding Of
the rights Of others, and the oonSequsnoss 20
them. This patent places Mr.. Briggs on the
record in The Patent oboe as the first and
original inventor Of the combinations which
have bsen found 90 valuable IN saving labor,
and especially 90 valuable 20 q certain COM
bination Of mOnOpolies which have grown
Fich from his discoveries. l-
Mr.. Briggs has been SsHistod IN obtaining
hispstsat BY District Attorney Paine and
his partner, Mr.. Wade, who We are told have
IN interest. We rejoice ct the apparent
god fortune Of our friends, and hope they
have secured 70 themselves eli that compe-
tsui judges assure uS is osrtEin.
We ere told thHt ths question viii nov be
ostiled ls % who Is entitled 10 the credit Is
vel IS pesunieEy advantage Of having given
70 ths world 50 valuable and useful con-
trivanoe ss the Sewing Machine.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-21

TaI IsF At PITTssUEs.-A cOrrespo ndent
Of the Louisville Journal thus speaks of the
charge of RosSsau's Brigade at the battle at
Pitts6urg Landing, in which Is the Ist Ohio
Regiment, Col Smith, Company B, Capt.
HampsOn, containing number of Cleve-
landsrB
ait was in this charge that Albert Sidney
Johnston, Geo. W. johnson, and 7. B Mon
roe were killed. In 1t we took sixteen can
non and three hsgs-the latter captured by
the gallant 1st Ohio, which had been ordered
forward.
The regiment fought like heroes, and shed
imperishable lustre on its name. I hope and
believe the honor of q BrigsdiaE Gsnsralship
is in store for Col. Smith. There is not in the
army bravar or better soldier, or purer
and more spotless gentleman than he."
The casualties in the 1st were KILLED,
privates william n. Roads, Company g,
and John Mullen, Company F. Wounded,
Capt. Kuhlman, alishly, and Lisut. Hooker,
seriously, and fOrty-eight non commission
ed officers and privstes.
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RROal FORrRRss n0N . OF

@oAAA-l- --oAA4At = PA IL.
Inirfy n.ne wounded from yorktown arrived
% day, making 90 wounded In the SIGHT On th5
left flank "wednesday. The whole number va
80 killed and 20 wounded
In Norfolk papers Magrudsr'a account gives
. rebels killed, including Col. Mckinney, ald
IS wounded .. i r.r-r =
Osnn5nading is heard towards Tsrtiov-s 81
= an attempt Of the enemy TO disturb aur york
ing parties. With the exception Of the al1lf lt
the Fifed pits on Thursday, they get the worst n
sdrmishing
Work progresses rspldly and when the slsqs
commences Il viii be terrific.
The steamer Haze arrived from NsEbsm on
the 18th
FOrt Neon Is thoroughly on
lt has Seen ascertainsd that the supply % pro-
visions e short, and that no attempt Will b n11
on the foTt, but TO starVe them out
Slight expectations still preqailed that the ret-
els might attack heWbeFne, and fortifcafi7n1
were being built for protection.
Smoke and flames from the Norfolk drs are
still visible.
hhere was hag Of truce today, but ths Agent
Of the Associated Pres Was not allowed % ses
the paparl.
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HERNkHE AID FEH 0FERA,--A large aud :
Isncs crested the second and last appearance
in this city Of Hermann at Brsinard's Hall
Saturday evening. The Wonaer-ereating
powers Of the great master Of prestidigita-
tion we're in no wise diminished in effect By
. second appearance, and audible exPres-
sious Of sstOnishment followed the develop
msnt Of msHy Of his pushing tricks aH fer
vshtly as though no such art had ever BE-
fore been known to the world. There can
bsuo question, however, Of Hsrmsnn's grea,
superiority.
The Opera, "1es Noes de Jesnneste,' h
wa rsesiEed With considerable favor. Il il
. very pleasing specimen, in the OpeTatiC
lins, of WHIST IN decIHmatory dramatic COM
portion is dssigbsted q farce. Madame
Hemann sung Well-ths music being at
bsfi little more than common plscs-and
SD. Dubrusl showed himself good actor
-b1t . very ordinary singer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-21

ST. GEORGE's sooIETY.-We hope our read
ers will not lose sight of the services before
the St. Georges Society, in Trinity Church,
on Wednesday morning, commencing at II
o'clock. Excellent music, an address from
Rev. DR.. starkey, and the full Morning
Service of the Episcopal Church, combine 10
make 1t most inviting occasion. The col
lection will be for the Soldiers Aid Society,
In the evening the Annual Festival will
bs given ct the Angler, and will be sump-
suous affair.
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TRON TREDHRIoEngaoE

Col. BayaEd Is 10 be made Brigadisr Cen
eral for services at FredsricksburQh. Our
troops have not yet secnpisd the town, but
small parties orsIs aRd ls-eroas the river to
is outskirts, having been warned b. loyal
residents not to venture too far except In
force. A large body Of rs6t ls have occupied
the town uRtil recently, when ell hOm this
aa well Is other points in Virgins, ware ssas
% Yorktown. Five or ak Of our men were
killed in a skirmiah Friday. Ths railroad
from Fredericksburg to Acqusi Creek is IN
good condition, except is two bridges are
broken.
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~. aiDDIsol AZ Wl1I1rgTo-

Joshua R Gliding. and family are hss..
~ HAToR AkazETF-us PRoBABLH sUo0z1soR.
Altar Mayor BarrettS letter Of dsollRation
vas known to be In the Presidents possess
lon, hiS confirmation WaS Stll urged. The
COMMITTEES on the District have not Jet taksn
final aotou, bat Che inclination Of the msn-
0srs Is unmistakAbly agalnst him. L isSlid
Peter G, Waahing,On win be nominated in
bis place tomorrow. he approves Of The
law
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-21
FROM WAsaINGTOR.
WAsHrzeToN, April i0
The following was received at the Navy De
E,--.--.-.a..-,

WksHTaoToN, April 10.
The following was received at the Navy De-
partment to-day from Commodore Dupont.
Fac SaIP WABAsH, PoRT RoTAL, I
April ls. 1854
Slr-The dispatches from the Commanding
General Of this Department. 70 the Hon Seoreia-
~ Of War will convey the gratifying int6ili-
gence Of the fall Of Fort Pulaski. ItWas pure
ly military operation, the result Of laborious and
scientific preparations, and eOnsummate bravery
In execution. 1t would not have pertained me
to address you IL reference TO this brilliant and
successful achievement had not Major General
Hunter, with generous spirit long to be Femem-
Dered, permitted the Navy 10 be represented IN
this interesting occasion , allowing detach
ment Of seamen and Ofacers from this ship 70
serve one Of the preaching batteries 1 have
thanked the General personally for this kindness
aud desire At the eame time to express my &C.
ing Brig. Gen Gilmore. enclose the report of
Commander Q. P. Rogers, Whc had the honor to
command the battery.
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HEST FROM YORETOWNI
Sunday Nights Dispatches.


HEW IoRE, April s.
Ihe steamer Rhiladelphia frOm Ecrs Eiaklr5
has arrived ---
DesefteTl were constantly arriving from Pea
saeola The rsbels had not evacuafed, but we7r
nottn4 tneif guns aEay. The t0Wn u all14
martial law. large hres were seen niFhfiT- -
oloelin8 nat TIE rebels are desToyinT ihair pi1-
Hinard Wond ths sufier uho essssas a.,r,
the fsbsia, $1,000 n gold. He carss - a rsl-S1-
ger In the Philade phia
The rebel commander Col. Jones Issued pro-
aftef the 3d Of A pril
7 he steamer Terry from NeWbarn isth. ~
Hatteras 18th, has arrived here.
-Four companies Of the Connectieut sfh h.H q
skirmlsh on the l2th with 100 rebels y ho eoFtisf
ron For Macon and drove 10 our picseta. Aft1r
sharp engagement the rebels were driven back
. the FORT During the engagement the Edrs
nred 20 shote At the engaged forces. Two Of cur
men Wers wounded.
Wsshall open on Fort Macon On the alIt, VITA
mortars and Siege guns.
Health Of troops good
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WoUxDED solDmEs At THH DEP0z HOsPI-
4a.A-FWo wounded and one sick soldier
GtoppNd at the room provided for them at the
Depot Daring Saturday and last nights, and
viii 70 on 70 their hOnes this morning
Their names are Andrew Winter, Of the
-4lst regiment; lives at Warren. Mr.. Win
asr received 8 wound in the left thigh, the
bali pessing entirely through the asShy
psrt, making an ugly hole. Re is doing
wHB.
". @. Hosg, Of tho 18Th Illinois, lives at
Port BurWen. Mr.. q. was lhOt In the left
arm, ct The battle Of Shiloh, bstWeen two
and rhres o'clock on Monday. having passed
unsoathed through The terrible ordeal Of
Sunday. He was also in ths battles Of Bel
mont, Fort Henry snd Fort DOaelsOns ct the
latter Of which his regiment was almost cut
to pieces. At the battle of Shiloh the regi-
meat was in command Of the MsjOr, who
rrsssirsd mortal wound IN the breast from
the alst Tolley directed at his men By The
enemy. Only about two hundred IF the
regiment engogsd in the battle.
Idhdiod Dnlsy, Of Russell township, Go
auea essuty, is the sick one. he Was 8
member or the Sixth Cavalry, but procured
his discharge In consequences Of debility.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-21

ANEw THUa AND Coon THING Best Dan
delion Coffee is manufactured by P. J. Fer
ris, Excelsior Mills, Buffalo, N. Y. The
Dandelion Coffee is now considered the
cheapest and most agreeable and healthy Of
all the drinks now used for the "breakfast
table," Itis in favor equal to "old Jsva,"
but hiss less Of the narcotic stimulating ef-
feets ard costs full tWo-thirds less. L. A.
Gilbert, 1S2, Ontario Street, wholesale and
retail agent for Cleveland. aps.ss6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-21

sF. esoEdn'n soOlrrE.--Thsrs Win be d.
vine service al Trinity Church on st.
Georges Dsy, 2Sd inst at II O'Clock a. NJ.
q. W whore & sermon win bo delivered By
the Chaplain, Rev. T. A. stsFkey, after
which . collection will be taken up for the
benefit Of the Soldiers Aid Society,
aplls:gsA
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TzIAFER.--Ths Academy opens this eve
ming with Ane introductory bill. Miss Sal
lie 81. Clair, 9 most pleasing cOmedisnnei
will sustain several characters in the frsl
piece, "The Mysterious Stranger, or Satan
In Paris" supported BY the excellent stock
company. Mr.. and Ms. Ellsler will per
sOnass the principal characters in the laugh
able comedy Of ssPoggy Green"
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HENRT 5. WEFN0RE,
Commanding 9th Battery, o. V.

PARsOH BRoWELoE's BoOK.-Among the
attractive books of the day, none will be
more eagerly sought for than the fsrthcom-
ing one from the pen of Parson BroWnlow.
II is TO be simply q recital Of his experience
among the secessionists of Tennessee, told
in his peculiar style-rsmarkable for bold
ness of expression, eZcsristing sarcasm, and
unStudied elOquence, when ealing with the
rebels and our present troubles. Certainly
no individual history In connection with the
rebellion could be furnished that would be
found more interesting, or give better in.
sight into the tue character Of ct least G
portion of the men whose arms have been
raised against Ons Government, than that Of
ParsOn BrsWnlow, who for months suffered
all that man could from their tyranny. The
public may confidently expect in this booE
the development of many startling facts, o.
which we have not dreamed, and we need
hardly say they may be relied upon as true
The book will be in the market in the early
part of May. It will be illustrated with
sketches Of the scenes referred TO, and con,
tain fine steel portrait of the PArsOn.
In this connection we may say that Mr.
Walter P. Bishop is now in the city canvass
ing for subscribers, who will be furnishe,
two weeks before booksellers. By givini
your name to Mr.. Bishop, who is the pub
liShsrs' authorized Agent, you will be fur
nished with the book Immediately upon II
being issued. The price will be $I.25.
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ahots hred By moftasS 10 the morning. In
the afternoon the mortar5 were shifted from
she Arkanlas 70 the Tonns5sos shore, for their
greater protection. In their past locality.
they have been IN great danger from bands Of
rebel scouts PTOwlins through the woods.-
These SCOais have already cut the lsvsss Ia
two or three places 70 embarrass the opera.
tons Of the mortarI.
Deserters are beiug rapidly taken, both
from the rebel gunboat5 and rom their bat
teries. They say that nearly all the crews
Of the sunbOats have been impressed, and 90
great ls the fear Of the oflce.s that they viii
DESERT that they frequently muster them
every hour In the day.
The batteries now mount about 40
guns, very heavy. They have 90 guns which
they are rapidly putting in position.
Within the past few days, Bragg has ar
rived and succeeds Gen. VIllpags, hitherto
in command. There are about 5000 troops
there. Both troops and guns are from Pen.
aacola There are bat four gunboats in the riv-
eF, the AssipaW, Malay, PSntchar.raIn, and
Livingston, mounting in all "a guns. The
Ivy has gone to New Orleans, with Hol.
lins on beard. The General Polk Is At Mem.
Phis repairing. Capt Enge Is sedng com
mander in Hsllins absence
An Independent company at Memphis has
Eve boats below Fort Pillow, intended to
grapPls to our feet and take It down to
Dixie. There are four rams at New Orleans,
among them the Manassas.
Active operations sre not expected st pres
ent. Commodore Foots suffers severely
from his wound received At Dane lson.
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IKE CLEVELAND GARIBALDIAEs.-A letter
received from the Orderly Sergeant, A.
Drsegsr, Of Company h, Gath Regiment, o.
Y, Nelson's Division, states that they were
in the engagement at Pittsburg Landing,
arriving on the battle field on Sunday eve
ming, at 5 o'clock The next day, in taking
q battery, private schlsiger had his head
torn of by bombshel. Corporal Eehins
received grspe-shOt in the leg. Kraemer
and Dsgener fell mortally wounded; Brset-
ssnbsrg and Hallbrunsr severely, and
Christen alightly wounded. The battery
was turned on ths enemy, who fed, butsOor
rallied, aid The fight agsin rsged furiOualy
at the close Of the day. Capt. Geo. Arnold
Of this city, fell severely wounded in th'
shoulder and neck. He is now In The Hos.
pital at Mound City, Ill, and is doing we'll
and expsotsd to recover. BE fought at tht
head of his men until ne fell, Distinguishing
himself for gallant conduct and sOldierll
qualities.
The company has but thirty men left
Western Virginia, Cheat Mountain, Ken
tucky and Tennessee have Witnessed thei
Valor.
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Rurkw1T.--A horse attached 70 buggy
Asloneing to Seer, livery keeper ran away
upou being driven from the stable on Sat
urdsy, passing up Bank and down sup'rioE
sirsst, Is far Is NaekonEie's drug store
where he halted, st q violent speed. On
turning the Weddell House corner, two men
who oScupisd the buggy we're thrown out
.bE. not injured. A little further on the bug.
~ came in contact with wagon By which
it4as eapsiEsd and the top broken entirely
Of
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BANKs' DIVISION.

sEWEAEkEI, Y -. a.urIi 1o.
To E. M. Stanton Our adVancs guard this
morning occupied sparta, elghf miles from New
market For the hrSt tine the rebels burned the
mall bridges on tia road, onstructInE IN every
Vsy the pursuit of car troops. Some dogen we're
(siglcdj y. ?. AAAAe.-
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~ Ono hundred and ssventy-hVs dosos
Of Acouite, Bell, Nux, or any other HOma-
PathiO Medicine, pure and frOsh, (allowipg
ten pills 70 dOse) sent BY mail In metallic
covered bagl, 10 persons enclosing Is cents
in stamps, or otherwise, n John B, Hall, II.
D., Homeopathic Ohemist, Cleveland, Ohio.
Estnbllabod ls4o.
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FR0M WAaHINRrnN.

WAsHrNaroE, April lo.
Gen. MoDoWel1's Division yesterday marched
from near WaFrsnton Junction upon Frederick
burg. The road was disputed By rebel regi
ment Of Infantry, one regiment Of cavalry, and
q battery OF artillery. These made two distinct
stands, but were driven across the Rappahan
mock. Wei lst I've killed and sixteen wounded
ali cavalry. The rebels burned the bridge
over the river at FTederioEIburg.
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Special DspStehes to the Cleveland Leader.
WAEHIseToH, April 20.
aEN. M'DowHrL.

Special DispStehss to the Cleveland Leader.
WAGHIssToH, April 20.
GEN. N'DoWHrL.
Gen McDoWells advance upon Frsderieks-
burg has silsnced those critics who, in an
other Generals interest have steadily abused
him. While they were complaining Of bis
frequent visits to Washington, he was pre-
pairing for the advance now made.
PERSONAL.
Gen. Hitchcock has returned.
UHFIE ToR THEIR PLACE.
Credible Witnesses report many school
mistresses aud commissioner agents at Port
Royal unfit for business. General Hunter
urges and will make radical changes.
DIPLOMATIC RELATIoHB wTTH LIBRA AID
HAITI
The House Foreign Committee IS consider
ing Summers bill establishing diplomatic re-
iaions with Hayd and Liberia. Crittsndsn
and other members sre against It, The
House is believed to be In favor. is said
Frank Blair win attempt 70 saddle his Cen
trail American Colonization scheme upon It.
COINAGE DEPARTMENT.
A bill establishing COlnsge Department
In the New York Assay oHice Is soon to be
reported from the House Committee On Com
merce.
AHNs ooETRAOrS.
The report Of the Commission on Arms
Contracts hss saved many hundreds Of thou
sands Of dollars by cutting down and annul-
ling. Pains wiA be taken to compel con-
tractors to cSmply with the strict letter o.
sgrssmsnt
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%MOrOhsnts in want Of Hsts, Caps and
Straw Goods should not fail 10 call at SIS
Superior street, Marble Block, where the
latest and best styles can be bought very
low for cash. Palm Leai Hats and Shaker
Hoods By the case or dozen.
April 2, E. ". PECK,
lnenaa.nr 10 EnlIar 4 o..