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Evening star., 1862-03-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

THEATER-Mr. and Mrs. Barney williamt
Il Second Night. Tussdsy, March Z. the Per
fornspoe VI. eomR.sce With the farce of The
After vhleh, ain and ut Of fPisoe"-Lotty. Mira
Barney Williams. To oopclude with "8erney,
Evening star., 1862-03-04

ID The State OF Ohio pays only sas .o0o IN
sahsres 20 its 81 leading od5cials
Evening star., 1862-03-04

WASHINGTON MUSICAL HALI-PREE|
w CONCERT EVERY NIGHT, from O'Clock
70 p. m. Best of Refreshmsats. Fine Female
waters. Open all day. At the southeast corner
of Pepnsylvsnla avenue and corner of Sixth street
under the Central House, opposite the National
Browns. and @ larepden Hotels. fe is imf
Evening star., 1862-03-04

w HAND FURNITURE, STOVES and BED
DlNG, for which We are paying the highest
cash prices. Families declining housek Keeping, On
having surplus Of furniture, will 6nd IL TO their
advantage to give us call.
BONTZ GRIFFITH,
te l3-t No. 369 7th st.. betw. I ana sta.
Evening star., 1862-03-04

MouvvNAvYA AGENTS. BILLS
n.ton advanced on bills AGAINST the Wssh
s..,-.a nyHt., COLLINS = s.AcE,.
Evening star., 1862-03-04

III TO THE PUBLIC.
l1AVIN6 to pay cash for ever article We pur-
chase, We are Obliged TO sell for cash only We
hope to retain the liberal patronage that has been
peetoEed upon U.S. by keeping the best goods In our
ltne. SMITH & HART,
(Branch Of p. Tiernan q Son, Baitlmofs,)
81 seventh street,
mn SSt Next TO National Inteillgepoer,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-22

TEhEGRAPHIC.
News from the Upper Ten.
nessee.
GEN. BEAUREGaRD At CORlNTH.
Gen. Smith at Savannah.
Gen. Grant reinStated i1
Command.
THE FIGHT At ISLAHE NO 10.
The 12S-pOund gun dlsmOunted.
JEFF DATIS COMING TO THE WEST
YanCey reported at New Orleans
GEN. FREMORT'S DEPARTMENT
ENLARGED.
Two new departments at the
South.
THE FIGHT At lSLAHE NO 10.
The l2S'DOund gun dIsmOunted.
JEFF DATlS COMING TO THE WEST
Yancey reported at New Orleans
GEN. FREMONT'S DEPARTMENT
ENLARGED.
Two new departments at the
South.
Last Nights Repert.
FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, March ls.
The Journals special from Cairo direct
says positive Information has arrived from
Gen. Grant at Savannah sixty miles from
Florence. The troops are in dns health and
spirits.
Beauregard commands at Oosinth. BE
has 10, 900 men from Pensacola 0heatham
and Bragg have divisions near.
About 900 men in the vicinity of SaVan-
nah enlisted in the Union army recently.
On the night of the 18th division Of the
9th Ohio, cavalry, put part Of Cheathsm's
forces to flight and burned railroad bridge.
The forces of that vicinity are divided into
five divisions under command Of Sherman,
Hurlbut McOlernsnd, Wallace and Ian
man.
Special from Cairo to the Journal: Mod
crate firing was kept up by the feet at Island
No. 10 on Tuesday and Wednesday. Yes.
terday the gunboat Minnesota dismounted
q l2s pound gun on the enemy's upper bat
terry.
The rebel gunbOats tried to force their
way up again yesterday morning, but had
to retire. Gen. Pope has % guns mounted
at Point Pleasant, and has erected new bat
terry four miles below.
Six citizens Of Sangamon county were ar
rested yesterday, by order of Gen. Halleck,
and sent to Alton, to be placed in close con-
fnement, for siding the escape OF rebel pris-
Oners from Camp Butler.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-22
FROM ST. LOUIS.

OF. LOUIS mArcn Il.
The Savannah, Tenn, correspondent of the
Democrat under date of the 18th, says no
move has yet been made by our army here.
A second food in the Tennessee and its trib-
utaries is prevailing. Information in regard
20 the enemy is still quite mesgre. His
main force is supposed to be at Corintb,
Miss, where it is probable he will be able to
concentrate 10000 men. Our force mostly
remains on board Of the transports. Gen.
Grant has been reinstated in command OF
this division, and arrived here to-day.
1t ia not likely any active operations will
take place hereabouts for several days.
Dispatches from Fort Smith, Ark to the
Memphis papers, acknowledge the death OF
Generals McOulloch and Mcintosh, at the
battle of Pea Ridge.
The Memphis Appeal also contains dis
patch from Richmond, dated lIth, saying
that President Davis is coming West soon,
and urges everybody to rally to his standard
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-22

RHoDoLPz HALL II EsoLAHD.-The great
American bugler, Mr.. RhOdOlph Hall, has
been for some months astonishing and de-
lighting the people of London by his iuim-
liable performances, and according to the
press, il decided sensation. We last heard
of him as the Queens Concert Rooms. The
Court Circular says of himi
Mr.. RhodOlph Hall has, by his inimita
bic performances, achieved an European
reputation. The echo bugle, on which he
displays his unsurpassed talent, he iS per-
feet master Of, and all who baVe heard his
skillful performances must admit that for
beauty and accuracy none have never equal
led him in bugle Instrumentation; In the
beautiful pieces Of "ROme, Sweet Home"
GThe Light Of other Days." "Lo Here the
Gentle Lark," !" "The Last Rose Of Summer" /"
and other similar pieces, none who have
heard them can forget the pashetio beauty
which shines throughout the whole Of Mr..
Halls performances. Wei confident from
the talent which Mr.. Hall has displsyed In
all his pieces, however difficult Of execution
they may be, that he stands unsurpassed
and iB truly deserving Of his well earned
triumphs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-22
sThis election stands over to next meeting.


IMPROVEMENTS AT MOULD 4 HoeAE's.-
Messrs. Mould & Hogan, at the corner of
Euclid street and the Square, are intrOduc-
ing some marked Improvements and extern
sions into their already complete establish
ment. They have repainted and papered
their reception rooms in beautiful style, with
new and elegant furnishings, &c. They have
procured two additional billiard tables, and
during the summer season will occupy Cha
pins Hall as q billiard room. twill GER
tsinly be a very fine one, and as 1t will
be kept perfectly quiet and orderly at all
times, will be an attractive place Of amuse-
ment. The old billiard room, in the base
ment, will be devoted to the sale Of butter,
cheese and eggs, to which Messrs. N. 4 H.
will hereafter devote particular attention, in
connection with their other trade. Families
will always be sure to find here the best Of
these articles unreasonable prices.
Of the confectionery and rsfreshment de-
partment, We do not need 10 speak enough
TO ssy that beside their candies, cakes, &c.i
they have the exclusive agency Of some Of
the finest brands Of cigars to be found in any
/ maPkat
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-22
nnnaRRaaI0nAI.
WAsHmsToH, March 21.
HousB.

The proceedings were confined to the sec
ton fixing licenses.
An amendment vas adopted taxing whole
sale dealers in liquors, distilled spirits, fer.
mented liquors and wines Of all kinds one
hundre91 'iUiii1Ts TO- each license.
TIE Committee rose and the House cd
iOurned till Monday.
SENATE.
After a discussion the bills were referred
10 special committee.
The bill for the abolition Of slavery in the
District Of Columbia was taken 40.
As the Senate Chamber was full Of smoke
from the bakeries ul1.t y. Capitol. Mr..
Grimes moved to adjourn, as they could not
sit there in the smoke.
Mr.. Carlisle, in bis sest-Bakeries.
Mr.. Fessenden asked what had become Of
the bill to remove bakeries from the Capitol.
Mr.. Foote said the bill was passed By the
Senate, but voted down by the House.
Mr. Anthony suggested tIat the House be
informed that The Senate was oblig to cd
iOurn on account o. smoke
Mr.. Fessenden thought It would be better
to request the House 10 have the bakeries TO
their side Of the Capitol
The motion to adjourn was lost-1s to
I9.
A message was received from the Presi-
dent recommending a vote Of thanks 70
Com. Dupont.
The Senate went into executive session.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-22

LATE OHIO PATEETs.-L. s. Fairchild,
Cleveland, shingle machine; ". q. Thomp-
son, Cleveland, railroad switchj ". H.
Mansfield, Ashland, clover machine; ].
Brennan, Cleveland, tanning Q. Messenger,
Warren, clothes wringerj @. Craig, OIsve-
land, microscope; NJ. L. and 0. A. Shay
WillOughby, fruit basket; G. B. HickF,
Cleveland, electro telegraphj 8. Callahan
Cleveland, hay press. These patents were
secured through Messrs: Brainard Bur
risge, Cleveland, who are able and success
ful patent solicitors.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-22
RRnnI NEW YORK.

NV 4OhKt Wafcu 1Is
The steamer Vanderbilt is being conv; rted
into an iron clad man Of war, and the steam
ship Ocean Queen will be converted into an
iron ram.
A letter from the engineer Of the o. s.
gunboat Water Witch confirms the cap
ture of the William Mallory with Yaucey
aboard.
The steamer Karnak has arrived from Ha-
vana with dates of the 10th, and Vera Cruz
advices of the Sth.
All the British troops save one hundred
have embarked for home.
AdVices from Venezuela report four victo-
ries by the Government troops over the
rahaln .----.-----
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-22
FROM WAaHINGTnN.

nAbHlhGtoh, Aarcn Il.
In the House sjoint resolution was passed
authoriEing the Secretary of the Navy to
have the frigate Roanoke iron clad, and
otherwise altered and improved at the earli-
est possible day. n
The Senate, which was in executiV ses-
sion for several houss this afternoon, con-
6Fmed the following nominations as Major
Generals of Volunteers: Brigadier Generals
Don Carlos Buell., John Pope, Samuel r.
Curtis, Franz Sigel, Johu A. McUlernand,
Ohas. F. Smith and Lewis Wallace.
The following Brigadier Generals were al
so confirmed: John Cook, R. j. Oglesby,
VIM. d. L. Wallace, John Macarthur, Jacob
7. Lauman, John A. Logan, Robert L.
4cUook and 8. P. Fry. An Of these were
Oolonels
The Senate also confirmed as Brigadier
Generals of volunteers the following named:
NsjoF JnO. G. Barnard, Corps of Engineers;
Capt. Henry ". Judah, Of the 4th Infantry:
Capt. Jas. B. Ricketts,, of lst Artillery, mer-
itorious conduct at the battle of Bull Run;
Jas; Craig, Of Missouri; Horati0 B. Van
Slyke and Alexander Asboth.
The Senate to-day disagreed to the motion
to reconsider the vote by which Abrsm
Wakeman was recently confirmed as Post
master OF New York. The appointment is
therefore conclusive.
Gen Fremont left Washington this P. N.
for N. Y. 1t Is said the bounds of his de.
partment have been enlarged so as to include
Ohio and other points
A new military department. to be called
the Department of the Gull, is constituted.
It will comprise all the coast of the Gulf Of
Mexico west Of Pensacola harbor, and 90
much Of the Gulf States as may be occupied
by the forces under Gen. Bu'ler. The head
quarters for the present will be mOVeable,
wherever the General commanding may be.
The States of South Carolina, Georgia, Flor
ida, with the expedition and forces now un-
der Brigader General Sherman, will cOnsti-
tute a military department to be called the
Department of the South.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-22

IxPoRTAET sU1T.-An Important, and in
this country we believe novel suit, is pend
ing in the Wayne (diehigan) Circuit, before
Judge WithersH. It is brought by the Com
mercial Bank of Canada against the Great
Western and the Detroit and Milwaukee
Railroad Companies, 70 compel the latter
company to issue a large amount Of stock
for the benefit of the Bank. The case in
wolves more than a million Of dollars, and
is exciting much interest among professional
men both in Canada and Michigan.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-22

ANERIoAE CToLoPEDIA.--The fourteenth
volume Of this invaluable work is received,
including from "Resd" to @spire." The
importance and value of this work need not
be urged upon any one who may have
need of such compendium Of information
upon all subjects. ". D. Baker, opposite
The Postefice, is the Agent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-22
Farm Fer sale.

I offer for sale one of the best farms in
Cuyahoga county, of 17O acres, we'll stocked
with Horses, Cows, and young Cattle. Will
sell at tWO-thirds its value, on long time
No payment asked within Ave ysars, if we'll
secured. B. h. BARNEY,
No, II Johnson's Marine Block, foot River ct.
Cleveland, O., March q, 1s62.--ssO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-22
As irFnnsIva IaolDIaq.--An srohaags

Az IKPREssIVA IA0IDEaf.--An exchange
relates the following hospital incident. which
illustrates, in q wonderful manner, the effect
produced upon the minds Of the stricken
down defenders Of the Union BY the glorious
work of the ladies in their behalf;
"sone weeks ago an unusual amount Of
sickness occurred IN q regiment near Eliza
bethtoWn, Nd, and Il became necessary TO
shelter the sick In houses. Buildings were
procured, but there were no hospital stores
TO furnish them with. The sick were laid
on hard floors upon their blankets, and there
they lay, Ronng with pain, and finding no
rest, day or night. In day or two, along
came a package from Soldiers Aid Society
10 Ohio, donated to the hospital ia Elizabeth
town. II contained bed-tieks and bed i.
clothes, pillows, comforts, blsnkets, and a
variety Of delicaciea suited 10 the sick room.
"rhs ticks were soon filed with straw,
the pillows made, and the sufferers all made
comfortable. II was like being transferred
from a cell TO Heaven. Among the first laid
upon a soft, clean bed, was a young man
who had been two days delirious with the
typhoid fever. He rested easy for the first
time that night. Is the morning the nurse
went TO him, and, smoothing his pillow,
asked:
you feel better this morning, do you not9'
Yes, yes = answered the feeble young
man-his mind still Wandering-and con-
tinuing as he felt the pillow and the bed,
'Why should not feel better I am aOlO
loih my mother r
Poor fellow, the soft bed and the clean
pillow brought his mother 10 his bedside,
and even in his delirium he was happy
This is the effect Of the contributions in aid
Of our sick soldiers"
Such circumstances as the above, which
we have no doubt may be numbered by the
thousand, cannot but arouse the strongest
feelings of sympathy, and urge to ths sstrOng-
est effort, in behalf of the work of the self
sacrificing and devoted ladies whoare every
where dividing their time and lsbOrs be-
tween their families and those on the battle
field; and should be sufficient to call out
from every manly, loyal heart whatever it
can spare toward the iurtherance of this in
estimable work.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-22

LAKE EGFIsATIOE.-The ice having gone
out of the, kaebor at the Port of GeneSee; the
pros spects are that. the season Of navigation
will open quite early. The ogdsnsburgh
line of steamers are being put in condition
and it is thought that the line will be ready
to open their spring business By, the first Of
April, at which time most Of the lake steam
ere vili=be ready for active operations. They
will run about as: last year, with the prices
Of freight and pAsssgss 1t st former rates. So
says the Rochester Democrat.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ DR.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine
and EleetTOpathy, cures obstinate cases Of
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, scrOfula, Neural
gia and all nervous diseases, and diseases Of
the Brain, Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and
Urinary Organs, and other Chronic diseases.
Reference given 10 many formidable cases
cured in this city after other physicians had
failed. See advertisement in another col
umn. oface No. II9 Seneca street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-22

lRIEED IN EEED. TRY IT.
d.. .gwoatsszNEAELIIBLE AIEIMEET b Pre-
parsd from tAs Fsoipsof Dr. stephen Sweet, Of Con
Reotiout the greet bone setter, and hes been used
n HIS praotics ibr the as. twenty years with the
host astonishing success. As an external remedy
e Wftheut rival, and VIII alleviate pain more
psedily q an any other preparation. For all Rheu-
Atio and Nervous Disorders Il is truly ipfAlHble,
md e. curstive ior Sores, wounds, spfains, Bruis
g. kc, ftI soothing, healing and powerful strength
tnlng propeaaitsas excite the Just wonder and as-
to1I1hment ofan WHO have ever given Il q trial.
OTsr four nnndrsd certificates o. remarkable cures
usrrmsd b. e within the lass two years, attest 10
thl1 tact. Strong Armstrong, Agents toE Glove
lanf deciaatten2wd EssR2e
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-22

DARING AND DANGEROUS FRAUDS
AAEFE1FEFHAEED Daily.
Gov thea ars DaisisriDuI hair dyes % Be- diStih-
Eulshod froa ssis artioief IN order 70 b perfect
HRo1rs, Ilrohala only
ORIsTADORO's
ANALYSED EXGELSI0R DYE,
Osrtiaoa b ell our isadins OhsmiEtss including
DR.. 6HIL r o N
POIsOHLnssll aEFTEOTTVEi REbIABhEt
Ana Warisnted 70 produce without trouble, and IN
Fsa NnusI8, any shsds0i BLACK or BR0WN
KNOWN IN NATURE.
nIsnuflsisrod ~. OristsdoFo, No! 6 Abtor HOuHs,
HSu YORK. soId sEesgVhsre, and Hgyliedby aIl EniE
DFuasn. tr.- -. F.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-22

Collins vs. PA1uz.-This case went 70 the
Jury yesterday morning, and ct half-Past
twelve verdict of S2O, 900 damages was re-
turned. This is one-third of the sum sued
for. Defendant gave notice Of motion for
a new trial.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-22
HALTIMORR & OHIO r.

WnoHRsTER, Va, March 81.
p Gen. W. Prescott Smith, with other officers
Of tae Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad, recon-
noitered the read on Friday to Msrtinshurg,
and expect that section will be opened BY
the Ist Of April. They have also made az
rangements TO permanently open the Poto-
mac 3 Winchester road, 8 Da
An inch and half Of snow fell here last
night and the snow is still falling.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-22

~ One hundred and seventy-fve doses
of AeOnite, Bell, Eux, or any other Homo
pathic Medicine, pure and fresh, (allOwing
ten pills to dOse) sent by mail in metallic
covered bags, to persons enclosing Is cents
in stamps, or otherwise, to John B. Hall, N.
D., Homeopathic Chemist, Cleveland, Ohio.
Established Is40.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-22

ADDIsoE's AHEsIoLE ECENEST.--H Having sold
and used nearly every kind of Cement Of
fered to the public, for several yesrA past,
confidently assert that ADDIsOE's ANERIoAN
CEHENT is, for various household purposes,
ahead of all competition, being good for
wood, marble, Hlsbaster and many other
thingsss we'll as China, glass, and eartheu-
ware. For sale wholesale and retail by
W.P. FOes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-22


ANNUAL CYoLoPEDIA.-D. Appleton 4 Co.
have issued the prospectus of q projected
publication to be called "The American An
ual Oyclopedis," which is designed to con-
tain truthful record of the events and con-
sequences of the present war, the cOntempo-
raneous events in other nations, and the
progress made in the various branches Of
human knowledge. The plan of this pub
licatiOn is pretty clearly set forth in the
following extract from the publishers pros
pectus;
In our view an Annual Cyolopedia or Reg
lister should embrace, as its name implies,
the entire circle of important knowledge
transpiring during the year; not merely
those movements Of power and strength
which are the current events in the admin
istration Of political and civil affairs or the
deeds of military proWess, whether 1lustra-
ting the strategy of commanders, or the
bravery Of soldiers but the discoveries in
science detected by the still thoughts Of in
Vestigating minds; the portraits Of charac-
ter acted out under the Inspiration of noble
and Virtuous purposes; those countless ac-
tions of busy men expressed in the figures
of commerce and statistics; the skillful and
precise steps Of finance imParting Vigor to
enterprise and government; the improve
ments in agriculture and the developments
Of mechanical genius and industry.
". D. Baker News Dealer, opposite the
Post Office, is the General Agent for Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-22

BIL1LRDs.-A match between Kavanagh
and seersiter, for 81, 900 a side, proposed By
the friends Of the former, will, it is thought
be accepted BY the friends Of the latter, al
though he has not expressed himself in re-
gard to the matter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-22
FROlI PHILADRLPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, March Il.
The Bulletin has a letter from Ship Island,
dated March l2th, Whiehsays that the Itisaca
has captured a schooner of Mobile Bay with
FIVE hundred bales Of cotton, and that the
Pinola has captured the schooner Cora with
three hundred bales o. ott0n.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-22

WANDA Boy who wants TO 60 to
school, and will do chores night and morn
ing to pay for his board. Inquire at the
Leader Counting Room. st
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-22

- For Sunday reading crli at Bakers,
opposite the PostoHcs. All the late maga-
zines and periodicals. constantly on hand. g
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-22

sFHHRuoTTPHs.-Stmps ID, beyond all
question, q superior artist, and We AdvISe
those wishing TO got q fns likeness 70 call
upon him. A visit 10 his gallery, No. 35S
Superior street, viii richly repay both citi-
san and stranger. R77:H
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-22

~ Coal Oil Lamp OhimnsyI, that oAH
EoT N BROKzE BT TIE HAT, can be found at
". P. Fogg's, corner Superior and Seneca
gtraata, ia.se I'd. boa l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-22
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DIS
PkTCHESI

Especial Dispatches to the Cleveland Lsader.I
WASHINGTON, March 81.
MAJoB GENERALS sIsEL AND Fremont.
Sigel is confirmed as Major General.
General Fremont leaves this afternoon boT
his Department
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-22
rrATzEr FrB- Is, 1921

b. URAIG's Ohsap
Microscopes are new
manufactured of finish
Cd brass, ana should Be-
on the table OF every
family, and the miuu-
tiB Of creation made
familiar 10 all. Itmag-
nihe8 go diameiers or
62,0O0 BuWrhoes. 1t is
useful. instructive and
amusing. By Il you see
myrlads of living AMI
mAlB in he smallest
particle Of water, &C.
The Microscope, CON-
piete costs only $500.
PerHongOut o. the city
By enclosing S225, can
receive q Microscope By
mail. iree Of postage.
". P. FOGG,
Uhina Hall,
Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-22

~ Harper's and PstsrSOnb for April,
Madame Demorsst's Mirror Of FsShiOn for
March, at Bakers, opposite the ROstofaca.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-22
Y0RNTNG LEADER.
IITUlli, 4 ! RIoENINe. AIARCH ~, Iss0
NEW Ap7SRMsENENFs.

NEW ADVRRrIsEARNTS.
n W.SJones-Ths Last WseA-TO my old Cus
tonsrsi &C.
sackney 4 BGker-EEtIs sngtr-cufed Hams.
william Foliott Notice Of PaFeon
Iirst BAPTIST Church -Pss1 % Rent
No Is psrEmAn strOet--Dos Lost.
nary Althen-Lahd for sale.
Rduard Eelnton-A Administraiors Notice.
J. b Glenn Cs- Maple syrup.
H. D. Kendalli& Oo-NsW Drela Goods
IL Glenn Co Fresh Butter.
J. 8. BroWn-Emaneipation- Local Notice.
Hawks 4 BrO-Papers-Local Notice.
Leader omoe-Boy Wanted--Looal Notice.
Baksr-Papsrs-Looal Aotieo.
p. d. Bsrnpy-I.ooal Eotloo-Faru for alh,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-22

FRAHK PAEKER.-Livsry and Boarding
stAbls, % senocz strest, A 10. / Horses and
Carriages 81 rOssquabls figures.
s.l .Il y ssp3ER3ssIy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-22

EMANCIPATION AID PIE REEIELToE.--J. s.
Brown will lecture on emancipation ct Bed
f0rd, Sunday evening asxt, at o'clock. 3 !.
Ezas Ath4aa ( o S70