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FROsE NEW YORK.

NEW HORK, April 1.
The steamer Marion arrived from HatteraS
Inlet where she, the Fultsn, Ericsson and
Star Of the Sou'h landed four regiments Of
roinf0rcemsnis for Burnside.
Fort Macon was to be stormed Is soon as
reinforcements arrived.
The town Of GoldsbOrO has been strongly
fortified.
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WEBB KELLER THOUPH.-on account o.
the arrangement Of the machinery of the
Webb Keller Troupe they were unable tC
perform last evening. It will be in order
again this evening, and they will give
twenty Eve of their new, ohAste and beauti-
ful tableaux. The admission fee has been
raduncnd 70 IS nanta-
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- One hundred and Sevsnty-hve doses
Of AoOnite, Bal, Nux, or any other Homo
Psthio Medicine, pure and fresh, (AllOWiDg
ten pills to dOse) sent BY nail in metallic
covered bags, to persons enclosing Is cents
in stamps, or Otherwise, 10 John B. Hall, n.
D., Hom0psthie Chemist, Glsvsiand, Ohio.
Fstahlishsd lstR.
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GARDENING.

TANDsCApEGARDENING,e T "a
fAo-WM JsMEs ofers bis ssrV oel 20 -
Esltlsmen Who MAJ Eiah eotmD % pvTson -
10 Ldy Z gs Grounds, HaEs F1oNsF GIraels,
Pruss and DTess Grape Vfnss,
ana Ell her Fruit he VII ronrFacf b. the nAY.
sos Or BRAeon. 90 roaaonable earna IA has alto q
thorO1Eh ksQRlsdae of LAM DRAIhIEQ.
aili - Ig1mptay attaldad =. maFiatl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-03

Ths pndsslsaea. yotels 81 tlis First Ward,
utterly rspudiabethe proceedings had at the
primsrY meeting in the First Ward on this
evening, for the reason that thO nesting
was taken possession Of By disOrdSrly and
riotOuS persons, who voted a. often a. they
chose, there being many more tickets de-
pOsitsd than were voters present. One can
didAts for Assessor was fOrcibly sjOOssd from
the room, and smother respectable citiaon
assaulted and thrown upon the door, the
meeting closing In disgraceful row.
W. J. WARNHR,
VIZ CUBBoN,
a.. TEOs. EARLE,
". p. Cooks,
JoEN CoRLETTs
L. NJ. PlTxN,
7. T.QUATLI.
CLRVELAND, April :. 1852.
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bPHHIoTTrHS--SumPson II, beyond all
question, q superior artist, and We adVlse
those wishing TO get a fine likeness 10 call
upon him. A visit 70 his gallery, No. 2ss
Superior street, viii richly repay both citi-
sen and stranger. R77:tf
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CLEvELAND LIBRARY AssOcIATIoK.-The
annual meeting for the election Of officers
Of the Cleveland Library Association will be
held on Monday, April I4th. A preliminary
meeting for the nomination of candidates
will be held on Monday evening, April FIh.
ALLETH AATEAED, Vice Pres't.
II 2 I'LL ann-nan
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NV lolk. Aufll =
a memorial ron the cili1sus oi 81 Louis.
a3o0 10 number. elegantly hound IA NOR.
rocco vas prsasoted to Gan Scott by Bras
tus Brooks. Hs received Il With many
thanks.
Col. Michael DOhsny died on Tussdsy
nipht last r
Jadso Ogden Eivsra. disi isit night.
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%Aerchsnts in want of Hats, Caps and
Straw Goods should not fail to call at 2II
Superior street, Marble Block, where the
latest and best styles can be bought verJ
low for cash. Palm Leaf Hats and Shaker
Hoods by the case or dozen.
April Z. z. ". PECK,
Successor TO Fuller 4 Co.
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A Iard.

In a statement published few days ago,
it was said that sergesntHOWs rallied Com
pany A, 7th Regiment o. Y. l., in the ab-
soncs Of superior officers. AtDO time during
the engagement was Capt, Crane sbSent
from his company, and that statement did
him injustice. Capt. Crane has always
shown himself worthy Of the company he
commands. EFT. QUAY,
A. A.. A, Gen. Sd Brigade.
JOE. B. MoLEEEAUX,
Adi't zen Rssimsat o. vi
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]. AAEURT.

RENoVAL.-We have removed our stock 10
III Superior street, next door to Taylor 4
GrisWold, where We viii be pleased to see al
Of our old customers, and Is many new ones
as will give Us a call. B. BuTTs &Co.
rnareh 2s sef
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TIE AHERIoAE HoUsE.-We have already
called the attention Of the travelling pubic
to the fact that Mr.. 8. 7. BrOckWay has
leased the American House for q term Of
years. We would now say that Mr.. B. has
POss ession, and is putting the house thor
OugbIy IN repair, his intention being 70
mske It unexosptiOnabls in appearance AZ
we'll e. IN its accommodation and table
Mr.. BroekWsy is we'll known Is for many
years the proprietor of the City Hotel,
in which capacity he gained wide pOpu-
larity, and the great number whose patron
age be had there will doubtless continue
with him In his new situation, where they
viii hnd every oonvenisnco. The old fur
nituFs Of the American having been sold 81
auction, It will be furnished entirely new,
and new conveniences will be introduced
A ane stable, easy Of aocSss, is attached to
the house. From our knowledge Of Mr.. B. a.
hotel keeper, We can most cordially COM
mend the American House to the travelling
public.
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FROM WISHING RON.
y LII Q TlIl y UIIT =
The following dispatches Eers received q
the Navy Departments 70 day:
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The following dispatches wsTs- received a
the Navy Departments to day;
FLAG sHIP WAsasE (oG Port Royal)0
March 27th, 1862.
SIE-oa being o7ardsd lhls sisrnoos
while entering Port Roysl harb5r. bv Com
mandeF Gilles Of the Seminols; have The
satisfaction to hear that the formidable bat.
teTies on skiddaRay and Green fats haa
been abandoned By the rebels, ths 1ans haV.
ing beea Withdrawn 10 order % b placed
nearer Savannah The abandonment Of
thess batteries gives % compls,s control Ct
WarsaE snd AssiboDe Sounds ard the mouths
OF the Vernon and Wilmington rive.s, which
form important approaches 20 that oify.
(Sisned ST. DUPONT.
The COmm'asionors b eEaniue into the
Affairs Of the Western or Missouri Depart.
ment have made Folnminons report, IN
which they state they hive examined 200
witnesses, and bad cisimI presented 10 then
amounting to 5000 600. They remark
that they have devoted he princioal part
Of their report 70 the exposure Of ths abuses
which characieriEsd the late administration
Of that department, and ssstif5 70 The inteE-
riiy hea generally has been displayed by
merchants, mechanics and manufacturers
when permitted 70 deal directly With the
governmsnL wide spread as have Seen tbs
Generalization 10 oidcial circles, and amo1g
] they oepeDdsnIa, and startling ss ksEs been
the frauds Wkieh hsvs been ausmptsd and
cOnsamuated A large maiosiiy Of the
claimants have presented themselves before
the commissioners nnlmPsaobed b. imputa-
ton, either on their loyalty or honor,
The following dispatch vas received here
to-day, dated
WooDsTooE, Va, Aprl3 3.
We have driven the enemy ro.dsy IRON
sussburg 70 WOo5s-ock. IL miles, and
thence 70 Edinburg, IL miles further. he
contested the march moas OF The uay.
Toe enemy contested shsrply a atronV %.
Eition q Edinburg. We lost bnt o1s killsd
AID one wounded Rebel Col. Ashby re-
osived q shot through bis oap. Our msa b.
haved admirably. During ysstsrdsy'S ad-
vance our skiFmishers were ieqlenily fred
on by Jackson's rear guard We ihslled
them e. often as iheJ were IL range but
they succeeded in banning several bridges
this side Of Eiin5urg.
The chmond kBquiref, OF the 81 b alt,
syatss that our loss a. Winchester Was IRON
]. 200 to 500; theirs about 400 The q
VirRinis lost 100 men. Among casualties
were Col Moore, Of Winchester, 7 3. Tower,
Of ths General assembly, and Ool. Cholas,
Of tss 27Jh Virginia Fsgiasut
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Eleventh ward Meeting.
We, the undersignsd voters Of the llih
Ward, do hereby enter our solemn protest
against the action Of the primary meeting,
held ct the Engine House No. 10, on April
I'd, and do hereby request the Union voters
of the IIlh Ward, to meet at Paul sohmidt's,
corner Of Chatham and Jersey streets, on tbs
I'd OF April, At Z o'clock P. NJ, 10 elect four
delegates TO the City Convention.
VIZ. A. LUTHER,
JEo sIHGER,
T. g. KAUFHoLG,
A. GEHRIHa,
yoHN KIEKPATRfoE,
JoHE WAsEHR,
PlTHR AEEI,
FRED. DALFoH,
P. A. PRNNEH,
+. W. PEHERIoH,
J. GIBHRF,
o. MAILER.
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BHIDsE oLEPHzTzHs WAETED.-Fifiy goOt
men, accustomed to bridge building, wante,
st once to go to Nashville, Tennessee Apply
to Thatcher, Burt & Co., No. 4 Washington
Block, or 197 WsrWin street:
April S:3sI-It
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sUoLR PARTY-The ladies Of the Erie st
N. E. Church viii give Sugar Party si
the Church, Thursday svening, April 3d.
for the benefit Of the Church. Tickets 2!
cents. Sugar free. ssl
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but i Is 10. bsis7sd By tns highest MILL
'AIy authorities
hotvithslandiDg the great delay ln he
Ts-appearauos Of the NeFrimae she is hourly
srprcted, and the naval and military con-
msndeFs sro prepared 70 receive her at any
momsnE
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GRACH CHURoH.-Ths peWs In this Church
will be rented for the ensuing year on Fri
day, April 4th, between the hours Of 10 and
4 o'clock. q
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TIE INAUGURATION BILL.
WlanIuarou. Anril 2.
FRENoxT's STAFF.

Carl SohuTE Is to have command Of 9 d.
vision in Gen. Fremont's department Bis
command will b. principally German. Gen
Blenker, with his division, has AlsO been a.
signed TO Fremont.
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H. Doy you know how cheap you can buy
Boots and Shoes for cash, at wholesale, al
liz Bank street, Please call and see before
making your purchases.
ap1:Sss ]. AAsURT.
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Especial Dispatches to the Cleveland Lsaer.I

Especial Dispatches to the Cleveland Leaer.I
WAsHISsrOH, April 2.
DISCUSSION on ''ADvEREBRMEsT" TAX.
A lively scene occurred on the advertise
msnt taxing section yesterday. Ben. Wood
moved to amend so as to exempt all newspa-
Pers arbitrarily and uuconstitutionaTy s1.
cluded from the mails. After g running
Gre Of amendments, It vas amended so as to
read "prOperly and consitutonally excluded
ior dislOyalty," and taxed ten per cent Yer
rec moved to add that any Member Of Con
gress owning such paper be expelled. Ruled
out, on the ground that the Committee oi
the Whole can't e1pel. The amendment had
now got into such a shape that it was impOs,
sible to further recognise it. It was votsi
down
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-03

AtE meeiing q the Ninth Ward this
evening I resslvS1 the nomination Of Trus-
tee fer that Ward. As do not think there
was a full expression Of the Union voters in
that Wsrd at she meeting, respectfully de-
cline the nomination.
n " NJ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-03

- For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in PELLETS, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call 81 HaIl'S, II Public Square.
aug8-RII
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PIANOS.
DIANOsi PIANO57I -
G. A. BARLuR Aarur
No. 3 Enelid strs.l nlar.l.na nbi0

No. Euclid Street. cleveland, Ohio.
Is now BellinR the nelebraloi KNABE PIANOS at
greatly reduced prices HAVING lu,t reoaiVed I,
larq assortmsnt Of ta ae supsl iIf iaBtrumsata be
would isVits AL intending 70 purohass call and
examine them before purchasing elssWhsre. Evorg
instrument gsrrantsd nve years.
- Qld Pianos ana Mslodsot tah hen a. eEch anFs.
-. r. Pia6oS Tunsa ana Repaired b Q. ,. 9AT.
TaEWa. a11Eba
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CEIvEI1rD, April ,, lss2.

BsEL AoAIr.-Ws understand that this
rascal, Of whose doings we made mention
yesterday, tried the watch dodge upon a
conductor Of Toledo train Tuesday even
ing, but through the Intervention Of the
Ticket Agent Of the rOsds failed in his effort,
thereby saving the conductor ss7. He Il a
Why scamp, end viii Jet succeed ia svina-
ling some Ons.
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TaUEsV1Y MORNING. ARM 5.
RRY ADYRRTlsEnRNTs.

mOuaa Rsiisf sooisty-A otico,
RsttbsFE HanEmAnR--Ths EIying Tep.
Davh, PisxOtto = po-NeW Goods.
Taylor, GIisRald 4 co-HoOpsd shirts.
8 D. CaidRoll-Dunklrt. UlsVslAnd snd san us.
~ Lins o. essanais.
n. 2. Brugton-MAFias Entaranoa.
Royal Tsylor-Enslas fog Sale.
WaRt.d-A EuSss Girl.
OEittldoso-Hair pyo.
A. s Gsrdnor-Porosi Flastirs
Dr.. Mslsy-Ohiropeaias.
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EEIl RAILWAY STEAMBOAT CoNPAET.-We
invite the attention Of shippers and the
business public generally to the card oFth
above Company. The line Of this company
is between Dunkirk, Cleveland and sandun-
ky, upon which are run four Of as fine pro-
PellsrS as there are upon the Lakes-ons Of
them new. The line is now entirely open
to Dunkirk, and no better facilities for the
transportation Of freight between the Eat
and Southwest can be had than Is afforded
BY this Company. The agent ct this point,
Mr.. VIM. D. Cushing, is well known to the
business public, IS also are Messrs. Hughes
& Lester, the consiguees.
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Oltisens Wishing o0nVeyanos 20 either Of the
above Trains OF Boats, viii be called for By the
OOaohes Of Stevens Omnibus Line, hy leaving
thsiF address at the Omnibus Once, llT Superior
ITeet, neEt door % the Weddel House
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-03

"SOEes OF TIE OHURoH."-J. B. Cobb 4
Co. have placed on our table new Hymn
and Tune book entitled "sOngs of the
Church" }" compiled BY Charles 8. Robinson;
of Brooklyn, N. T., and published BY A. s.
Barnes 4 Burr, New York. The arrange
nent and adaptation Of tunes to hymns lie
BY Prot. J. P. HOlbrOOk, Of this city, and he
has ably performed his task. Many of the
tunes are Of his own composing, and will
add to hiS already fine reputation ss q musi.
clan. Cobb 4 Go. have the book for sale.
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FRAHE PAsKEE.-LiySry and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca EtrsSt, A No. Horses snd
Carriages st Toss7nAbls REurSs.
aao7ARss.Iv
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Mr.. Oiven introduced bill. Shioh Wsg
referred to the Committee Of Ways aad
Means, authorizing be sale Of aunuitiss by
life insurance companies and 6Eing he value
thereof
The House then took up tbe Senate rsso-
lutlon providing Whenever military opsra-
tons require the presence Of QUE Or eEo Of
cers Of the Game grade IN the same held OF
department, the President make sneh assign
meut without regard 70 seniority of rank
After debate; Mr. Stevens moved to lay Il
on the table. Tbs motion was disagreed
to-sl 70 40. -3clI
The House thea vent into COMMITTEES Of
the Whole on the iaz bill, Mr. Cclax in the
At the request Of Mr.. Stevens, TIE Com.
mittes passed over the sections eoacerniug
incoming duty, In order to allow further
time 70 aeres mon ths proper words 70 Be
used, some dimeuliies existing IA Ibis 70
spsot. - n
TIE stamp duties clause vas tbel consid-
Among the amendments made we're tina
following KxauptinR promissory notes and
inland billof exchange from The dHty al5o
medicines, preparations, couposilions. perha-
mery and cosmstics from the duty 7s6sa II.
tended for eEporiation, f9r which security
must Be given.
The second CLAUSE OF sOhsduls B vas
amended 90 So % Rad: PtomiasofFl notes.
bank cheoks, drafis % oFdsfs f5t ne psy-
mans OF any sum dravn upon any bank or
trust company, OF aBy person OK psfs0us,
companies or eorporStious IS sigh on on de-
mand, except checks, drafts or ordefa under
atty dollars, shall pay 2 eenfs duty.
The elause IN regard to BEpTesses vas sup
planted By the following substitute: ''For
every receipi issued By sBy ExnFsss Compa-
uy or carrier, for a siBels boz. bale, package
or bundle, two cents duty, and for any num-
Der more than one iFe eenis
The clause as % tbe entry Of gnoda wares,
OF msrchandigs, at any Casfom Housa eithsr
Tor consumption or VarehonsiuR, vas amend.
ed 90 As 70 read: Where the value does not
exceed one hundred dollsrs twenty 7e cent?
above one hundred dollars o. d not more than
hve hurdrsd dollsra 6gy cenfs, and above
I've hundred dollars one dollar.
The Commiuss rOss ard tha Ho1sa ad-
iourned. ~
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lust RFCEIVED-FR ENOH
~ flannoi azd C11sinere gancJ 41ir1l
doela q 4AhdEs n3 3sll7lof -
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THR CITY.


| were generally we'll attended, though We re-
gret N cay ths best spirit did not prevail at
sll Of them, as will be seen BY the protests
in our columns. In the 9Th Ward two tick.
cts were nOminated, which We put In the
order of their nomination, not pretending tc
say which is genuine. Il will be seen By
card that the nominee Tor Trustee upon the
arst one-Mr. Van Tasssll-declinss, fOr
reasons which he states.
TGRsT WARD.
TrUstes-O. @. Rogers.
Member Board Of EdueatiOn-ThOmss
Jones, Jr.
Assessor-A. s. Fcote
Dslega,es-o. ". Heard, ". D. Smith,
Edwin Hart, H. 6. Pickands, John Rsparlie,
@. MOllen, G. G. Rogers John BsrshOlE'
Fred. Haltnorth, Alex. Miehie, J, ROhr-
hsimer, John BrObesk.
sEooSD vLRD.
Truatee-Ansel Roberts.
Member Board Of Education-Henry F.
CLARK. s
A'sessOr-s. C. MstealE
Dslegates-J. N. Blackburn, ThOs. Man
ming, John Given, Vim. b. shOll, Dr.. J. J.
ConlAn, B. Z, spaDglsr, P. PrsntisS, P. K.
WEIGH, J. R. Sanford, J. A. Wheeler.
EHIRD wARDs
Tr1stoe-H. s. Stevens.
AsSsisor-James Fergus.
M6HlbeF Board Of Edueation-P. A. Col
lisr.
Dslsgatea-H. s. Stevens, +. Bechtsl, @.
". sirty, james Fsrrissy, John Stephenson,
George eahl.
FOURTH WARD.
Trusies-E Ezra Thomas.
Assessor-J. B. Gribbls.
Member Board Of Edueation-H. B. Spell
man.
Delsgates-M. Barlow, 8. Thormsn, F.
T. Wallace, E. Thomas, L. smithWisht, q.
Wsndler, ]. Meredith, J, B, Hall, s. New
mark, D. PIoudfoOt
IIFTH WARD.
TruBtSy--AlbsFt Congdon.
Assessor-M Michael J. Farrall.
Msmbsr Of Board Of EdueatiOn-Dudlsy
Baldwin.
DGegates-Jos. Carey, VIM. LoWrle, Jas.
Hsmilton, P. Z. Shaw Samuel NcEalley,
VIM. Il. Becksnbaoh.
aixTH WLHD.
Tr1stse--J. Huntington.
Member Of Board Of Education--Harvsy
Rice. a37s4
Assessor--J, A, Bishop,
DsIegates-E. 8. Flint, Jacob WsidenkOpf
3. B. Chamberlin, Joseph DauScb, James
Jinklnson, Henry KilmeE, VIM. Gabriel,
Christ. Trunk.
sEVHEEH FARD.
Fruutes-E. s. willard.
Member Of Board Of EducstiOn-A. Nc
Intosh.
AsssasoF-samusl Irwin.
Dslegatss--O. Fovargue, O. sulter, P.
Freess, A. Mcintosh.
IE HIeHfH WARD.
Trustee-J. N. Vaughn.
Member Of Board Of Education-W. ".
Cushing.
Assessor-Wm. Dugan.
Dslegates-JOhn ]. Sweeney, Patrick OarT,
Jr., Martin Doyle, John COOne.
HIETH WARD.
Trustes-A. 7. Van Tasssll.
Member Of Board Of Education-W. Y.
Gould.
ABsessor--Jsmes Kane.
Dslsgstes-JOhn Hughes, Terry Hughes,
J. P. McMahon, Geo. Upton, Joseph Kane,
Joseph Henderson.
EIETR WARD.
Trustss--WIlliam ssbin.
Member Of Bord of Education-J. q. sar-
gent
Assessor-A. E. Besrdsley.
DsIerates-Wm. B. Castle, J. n. CONG
bsry, C. VI. Palmer, 8. N. Csdy, F. willows,
@. Mcneil.
TEHTH WARD.
Trustss--I. 0. Masters.
Member Of Board Of EducatiOn.-J. ".
RsddingtOn.
Aslsssor-E. Halpln.
Dslegstes-E. Brady, g. ". Calkins, Jss
MsKssver, JnO. Thompson.
EEBvEETH WARD.
Trustse-JsrFy COonrad.
Member Of Board Of Education Geo.
Hrdlaann.
Assesso--- Kline.
Dslegatss-ThOs. Higgins, Y. ZiemeT, O.
MssssrBmith, @. sqish Gst.
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A GARD To THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONOO's
Golden Pills for Females.
InfAllible In Correcting, Regulating and
Removing ell Distractions from
Whstever Cause, and always
Successful as Q Pre-.
VeutafiVa

Iufsllibie IN Believing StoppageH and IrrsquIsritv
OF the mense3 These Ftlls are nothing new INIT
have been u cd by ths doctors for maby yerrs both
In France and Americs, with unparaiislfd sucfess
10 eVeIy cas- and u ts urged many thruthud Ia
DIES Rho have used them 20 make tee Pili8 puhifa
or the AlleTt-ton Of those tu1orinR iron any irrf
ularti9s whatever, vel 70 proVrut an ircreeSs
Of family where hsauh will not permit a. FrmeIes
Pscuiary situated, or thi 90 BuppOsing thensrIVss
so are eautOnao eg-inst usiuq these Fflls while a.
that condition, as thspr0prif tor oasumes repon
sioiity AiteF TIE above aamonititn alfhouFn th ir
uldne18 would p'eVent any minch hief g. health
othstWt8e the rtlls ars recomm andod. Full a. eE-
plictt dirtetiona aceUPaRY eash box. Price 81 Per
box.
sold wholesale snd retail IN ClsV land b. ZEN
TdH BkOs.. (Ehol GALS nruFgisial l2O IN perfor
streoti 5TR0h9 ABM >TuONG, is9 Superior 81 /;
" sAOkRIDHR, "a SugoriOr st-.eti q. w
OlAAks li9 Superior street, and Or HtLL a
BhUs cor OF Ontario rect and 90 square
LAOiEe l-by sending 81 % 10 ei her u toe above
asun through tue "CleVeland Pust ON. " fnu haV.
the Pills sons % any part Of the Gun W or city
(conn dunttaly! and frea Of pos age by 70 urs all
B.-LooH out 70. Uouutt risits. tug 10 t3alueu
Pills Of any Had N less every box 4 sigued 8 d
Howe. All othsrr are bas tmpositiou sad uusaf- I;
therefore, as you value your iiTes ana hsaito 90
.ay nothing Of Deins humbugad cut Of your r. oney
buy only those VINO show me sig~afure sf g. ID
Howe oa every box, which has recshtly Teen add. q
on account OF toe rillE heing countsrfrittd. The
ingredients composing ths above Pills ar made
known 70 every Agent and hey viii tsIl you they
are safe and viii perform al claimed for them
3. ID. HOWE, 6Ols Propri- tor,
marHhU Neu York.
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COLORADO.

Residents Of Colorado now here, say It is
the best opinion in the territory that the
yield Of gold this year will Be lsom forty to
atty millions. The present population is
thirty-f5uF thousand.
RuNoRED CHANGE N TIE oABTEET.
Some Of Secretary Smiths friends say
there win be change In the Cabinet.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-03

TIE sFURIOUs MONET "sHovERs. Mo.
MILAN, Smith and Hunt, who were arrest.
ed on Friday last, and spurious money
skeleton keys and burglars nippsrI found
in the possession Of the first two, had an
examination before Justice Fibbits yester,
day morning. Hunt was discharged, and
the two others were bound over in the sun
Of $500 each. MCMILLAN procured ball.
Smith was committed to iail.
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OONGH E~alnNaEs
WAsaIEaToa, April :.


NJ. Lsthsm said on the 7s.h Of March be
offered resolution calling for certain cor
resDondenoa hstTea1 the Ssnratarg. Of saats
and ex President Pierce The casrssnood-
sues was nov Ia the Senate except oas
letter. ...'-.z-
o. motion Of Mr. TrumbuIl. ths resolution
70 eo operate viii States In ta7or Of smancis
patton was taken ID. 49,
Mr. Sherman spoka IN avor of tie sboit.
ton Of slavery In the District, snd Of he
resolution before the seuafs. .tr-f
The resolution Wss adoptsd--s9 against 10
-as follows; ~
YHas-AntbO0y, Browning, Chandler.
Clark. CollaTeF. Davis, Dixon, Dcoitfls.
Fessenden. Foos, Foster, Hsle, Harlan, Hen
derson. Ho~ard Howe, KING. Lans. Of lad,
Lane, Of KaDsas, MnrrelL Pomsroy, sher.
man, Sumner. Ten Ryek Tbomnaon, Truu.
ball, Wads, WilkenSoB, Willsy, Wade, WI
son. Of Mass -35 -
Nsys-Msssrs B.yard. carlisls. KaupsdS~
Ls'hsm, Nesmith. Povell saulsbuFT, Stake
Wiisou. Of No, and WriEht-lo.o
The bill for the abolition Of slavsyy n The
District Of Uelumhia was then tuien %.
bIl. =
Adjourned. 70