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SPECltk NOTICES.
mVnRR FEYER AID Aqua.

cl1 tlscfioE1, ooltlS reegmetiIula, eustlVunaII
eeglull,on1, nGsstioua q tAs uBison, q ths fvR,
eltha h1rt, tencl1. and eli oi1oasol WhlcA dsstooy
- haso aluuy1 azhihitsd. upon dilssueioa Of ~
tY, = nz1bsf q hard sF oohsists points ether b
u8 q - organa naned or IN tAs blood vs1lola,
cnsiinas Sran ranifyine IN tks asIh, aHd ugaln
Gali,st upoa ~ sido Of bona Nov thoss listlo
80 ruhsiAncU WOuld never torn n nrandsth'u
EA UsEo uls1; they would Be purrsd oct Of ths
ua. snd yoers Of happy tlfs would BE- ths suiIsr-
- ~ iasesad of an sarly sravs. Always Purss but
HlE Md d Iiahnoa.
81 y. oarlsGter, Re-, Of G0uvoneur, So. Lsvrsaos
q usW Fork, q yoaEu Of ags, says be has used Dr..
eI3e1lelh'1 Pms ior q ysars, administered thsn
alrl g Biz co1chnnn, who bad isvor and aqua; gave
go ~ dsy ssr tha chilli chillH and hvur les -
V1i uIVo eight more the next day, and 90 evsry
esR az unt1 he chin aad asor did not return,
Ut,lA uss about eight days irom ths aF1t sstAck.-
9 Aon gEEs lour avsEy othar dsy faF snothsr week,
upo ~ msn Wus satirolg Restored 70 hiI uEaAl
go h1as.h.
ua himself sttaeSed; took than On the same
UU Ua1 Was ourod IN less tine Has uasd 20 other
Eisine Or . Yoaru; fo1nd thsm ssvsEt reliable
q Alnssii and hmily when sick has recommended
- . thoasandl with the best results, and seeis
cl1eslt thst eTorT fmily would have q larger Az
go q Ar,1th II lhala Pills atro usoe b the place
q ozlolas "a 5tlor hursfai rensdies.
oolf b A. GardnaE, ~ Superior utfsst. Usgs
lzes eais. and bf an Faipsotrblt dsAioFa lh msdi.
60. q. .H
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@- The great bankrupt sale Of Boots and
Shoes still continues at 100 Superior street,
The splendid stock will soon be closed out
The ladies of Cleveland seem to take the
hint, we should judge, BY the numbers who
crowd the store daily. S79
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REV. E. q. CHLRIs's LECTURE.-Mr. Cha
pin writes to the Lecture COMMITTEES of the
Library Association that the POStponement
of his lecture, which was announced for
last week, was caused by severe attack of
Illness. BE expects to be able to fulfill his
engagement here early in April. BIS
coming will be welcomed by many sdmi-
rers and friends in this city,
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GOLD PEHs.-BoOkkespers and others in
want of q good gold pen, can now have a
choice of an entirely new stock Of Leroy W.
FsirchiId's manufacture. Every pen is war
rAnted for one year.
maYl2-Iv J. B. COBB 4 co.
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n. 81. EOLOWONSON.

N|--IlI-I - NIlllIIlITIl = IllIll7I7
Haarg the larTasf assortment q the most iuproVed
hilId1 Of GPECEkCLE8. an his Glasses, whether
Grnenr or TAR Eghted, are ground under mis- own In
epsilon, b maohiBeTy Of new ooDstructio with
C1-ing weakness, DtEEines1 OF Inflammation otths
lycs. and iD1arting strength i5r long reading or
H. e0LoN0rsoE would here inform the public that
ba rFor 0upio7s any one n the sale Of his Lenses.
- Al1o, apl11did ol11rtInent Of SPY GLASSES
AElROSO0PLS, COEPA6SES, &C., kept on hand.
ARTlE1OlAL NdA6 inserted without pain
dlgloS-lIo. is sapsFiorst. undsr ths American
Hc,ol - apr1i
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WHITE LEAD WORKS.

EhsEahaoribsn have on hand superior article Of
Faa Whis Loaa, also TIE cheaper vradss. vhieh
th9 os,s y M rsas At vsrg low prizes lar s.lh.
~. a lssl. JoEE WEBSTER . %.
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coal

ENVRLOPEsI ENVELOPESli
~ - ~ FnVslops8 q AL siEa, qnslitiss nd 60
- - - sf he ESsdsE oonfing RocI. .shIID g
ssa5 ~
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sEIzURE OF TIE SUNDAY CHRONICLE.
RRnnI IIa,nIsRrII.R

LoTBvMLE, March IL.
Friday nights rain swelled Barren river
out of its banks and carried away the Pom
toon Bridge over the river at Bowling
Green, Railroad Communication with
Nashville Is consequently suspended for the
present. The Ohio Is also rapidly rising.
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FROn WINCHESTER.
W-----.. U. Nj

WIhoHEsIEkI a Mafch II.
Contrabands confirm the report Of the de-
struetion Of the bridge over Cedar Greek and
that Gen Jackson has retreated up the val
ley towards HaTrisonburg
An quiet at the outposis
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gardening.

r ANDsOAPE GARDENING, "a
Iko-WM. JAMES offers his SERVICES % y ~
70 Lay OHt GFOunds, Adks FloigsT GEdeaa
PFlas and DTess Craps Hinss,
ard All other Fruit. he viii sontract by tbe DATi
551 or sEAsoN, on reasonable terms. He has ais0 q
t6orouFh kaoWledEs Of LAND DRAININ9-
- srders len at the SD store q San 3 90
Wiu = promptly attsReao 70 mariao4
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EP0aI WILMINGTON.

WAsHIEeToE, March IL.
All quiet ct Fortress Monroe at noon to-
day.
An order was issued this forenoon foF the
seisure Of the Washin6ton Sunday Chroni.
Gle. and trial of the proprietors by eourt-mar-
tai, the paper having published yesterday
military news disregarding the order OF the
Secretary of War. The editor explained that
the news was hsnded in st late hour without
his supervision, and it should not occur again,
Whereupon the action was suspended.
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Military Officers Confirmed.
MEXICAN EXPEDITION ABANDONED
The English Troops Returning!
Last Nights Report.


CAPTURE OF ISLAND NO. 10.
ST. LOUIS, March II.
In response to a serenade tonight, General
Halleck announced, from the balcony of the
Planters House, tht Island No. 10 is ours,
with all the gunA ammunition, and tran
sports the enemy had there. Also, another
victory gained in Arkansas, in which there
were three rebel colonies captured. The par
ticulars have not trauspired.
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His Headquarters in the Field /!
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FROM PHILADFIPPgs.

PH1LADEID-lAi March u.
The well known PUs'asnef oi=Df' kane's
works, has ofsoFed Parson BroWnloW SIO,-
900 for tLs copywright of the proposed book
giviEg an account Of bis suffsrinQs.
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BrSeHAETOE, N. Y March II.
The new splendid Presbyterian Church,
an edihce Just completed, was burned to the
ground this morning. Loss $26, 900; insp-
ed $4,000.
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~FoF fresh Homeopathic ASdieinss
n Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
,l7sNsth, call as Halls, II Public Square.
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WAsHIEaEoE, March II
MILITARY HFEG1Rs.

The Senate to-day rejected Dan. Sickles
and Quartermaster Paul r. George, q DEM
ocratic politician Of New Hampshire. The
following were confirmed: Gems. Barry,
Gormau, Palmer, A. J. Price, Pat Quinby,
Terry, and Berry. The Commission report
ed favorable on Gen. Asboth. Gen. Lock
wood is still suspended.
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FRGEK PAHKnR.-LiVsry and Boarding
STABLE, % ssnsoa StEsSs, A No. Horses a1d
o.rYiaess q rsasauabls HgurOS. 80.
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.. C.-Regulsr meeting Wednesday even
ing, 18th, inst, at o'clock. A full atten-
nance of members is requested; SIS
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- George sprAgue, Wholesale Grocer
and COmmisSisn Merchant, has removed
from OViatt's Exchange 10 q MerWin street.
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THR CouRTs--MARcH u.
Court Of Commen PIeas.

CoFEuBERHT:-The case of Henrietta D.
Collins vs.. Rufus Paine, action for breach Of
marriage promise, asking damages to the
amount of $50, 200, was commenced yester-
day morning. It is an interesting and i'm
portant case. Ranney, Backus and Noble
for plaintiff; Hiram GriswOld, Judge An
drews and Mr.. Mesweeney, of Wooster, fol
defense.
FOOTz.-BOwlsr vs.. jas. F. Clark ct al.-
On trial.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
! '1sIIG8T 1joID-71 c0TqE


HOARHEE Ess, or Sore Throst,
which might Be checked with
s-.lple reme1y, Il nezle lecttd, Oft |:lliV4ftNc
~. ss-Qinstes seriOusly. feW
tss ~ s,,e.'f the importance Of 8
c0LD," In its ~, St.,. /. H.
which in the beQfh5f5-y 11o1IJ
yield % a.rniid reuefT n not NsfsNfIlIfIsIf.HE
attended to, Goar, sftass.l--- -
lunRB. g BRoWF's e5ss..1l.s tne
IaOCHEs" we're first infrod1te "a
eleNsl years ego. IL. has been
pro,lso that they are the best 1slfI5lsf7-A
1tlloiso 99SioTe the public for
Oou9s1lsss Sesstg, Bronchitis AFth-
me- OA.efInt he Hacking Coueh IN t.5-l1rn rtfa1,
mediate relief nl VI the Ahroe5 giving IN
fosLIO sFE kxEBs AND sIEaERs
Ing the Toics. aaAn8 SUI 5sleh mn
tions OF the "BROHUHlAL TB51ea41as- IN = i men
by the Messrs. BROEE. At the Tery 80. ~ -
brought to our notice, were sufierihS f = 49, .
we're COlds from which we obtained tmmesSee. . -
peTmanfnt reliefby the use Of the rkOOhsss ~
any Of our readers are suffering from bronchtaf
tation, paTticulariy Ministers or Public Speaker
they VIII md that this simple remedy viii bring ~
most magical re ief and enable them 70 speak vi 4
little dilnc culsy or sunering.-l Boston Watchman.
CAUTION As there are many limitations. ask fol
and OBTAIN only Browns Bronchial Iroches,
which, BY lOrg experience, have prOYed their value
haVinE iFed the sanction Of physcians general
u, and testimonials from eminent men throughou
| the country. maTl4dkW:5s5
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RRnnI NV YnMK.

NHW YoRK, March II.
Our merchants are getting up subscrip-
ton for testimony to Captain Ericsson, the
architect Of the steam battery Honit0r.
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rne nearest rebel troops are in force near
Wsrrenton Juaetion. Gen stnnsmsu With
cavalry and iLtAntry, drove the rebel piekets
over Cedar Run, mile and half this side
Of Warrenton, where they joined the main
body, estimated at two regiments cavalry,
four infantry, and battery Of artillery
The roads from Manassas thither are said to
have been strewn like roads hither from
Bull Run, July 2lst. The rebel strength is
believed to be at Gordonsville, Sections
Junction, ann fredericksburg
DEATH OF A SOLDIER.
Capt. W. ". Reek, of the Ilth Infantry,
and formerly of Chicago, died this morning
OF congestion of the brain.
CoHTRABAHDs.
Contrabands find work here rsridly.-
There have been three or four dozen spplica-
tons within the last twenty-four hours. The
Superintendent gives all asking it, food and
shelter. In the meantime upwards ef 100 o.
them are now under guard of prisoners.
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FURNITURE STORE.

FURNITUREI FURNITUREll
WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
DEGRAAF & ia YL0R,
At our Warerooms and Manufactory,
No 81 BOWERY, AND SIS CHRYsTIE STREET,
NEW YORK.
ETThlrd Avenus Cars pass our Store ~
Westfn eontfnus the Wholesale and Retail Fur
nit1lre Business at the old stand, No. 81 BOEurys
where with increased facilities Tor manufactur
ing arc enabled 20 oier indueemi nts 2 the 8 al
BOWsrY, extending tive hundred and iorty two ieet
through to Ohrysto street, and sL stores IN heght
form the most spacious as Well as me best arranged
IN the city; and with the increased facilities We pos
sa9 are enabled to mauufacture at lower rates than
suV other house in the trsds. We would especially
Invite your attention 70 our stock, consisting, in
RossOood PavIoT and Chamber FigRihTe,
In BrocateIle Dalaine and Plush,
MAHOaANY BGAOK WALNUT q IMITATION
FURNITURE OF EVGBY DE3CBIP fIOH,
Bnamelled Chamber furniture, in sets, from so %
500 sidehoards and kNtonsion Tables constantly
% hand, snd Manufactured 10 order. Fine Bose
gocd Walnut, and Mahogany Bodsteads, new pat
terms; also, large assortment Of Mattresses con-
fisring Of Patent, Spring, Curlsd HAIR Mos HI
Ws would siso cali your attention 20 our Cana.
Wood and flag Seat Chalra. We shall Be able aE az
timeE 70 supply the trade on tho mcst rsasonable
Walkers PItelf Spring 0radleS.
We are the sole agents for this OitT OF
TsoKER's NEW STYLE PATEHF SPEIEs BED,
ths best - well the cheapest Of any In Use. Re-
have juit been ordered By acTsrnsnt for Hosgl,al
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TIE MEN OF TIE CUMBERLAND.
WAsH1Heror, March II
TIE CONDUCT or THE war

TIE CONDUCT or THE WAR.
The Conduct War Committee will soon
make their reports on recent military mat
tsrs. The first win be on Quaker guns.
TIE TAX BILL.
Zach interest protests against its tax before
the Committee on Ways and Means. The
tax on -four is taken Of at the instance Of
Rochester millers, who claim that under the
reciprocity treaty Canada could. undersell
them. The tax on iron is made specific in-
stead of ad Vslorum; that on newspaper ad-
vertisements three instead Of FIVE per cent,
and on net instead of gross receipts that on
leaf and stem tobacco is reduced on its man
ufacture. The tax is raised on umbrellas,
parasolS and hoop skirts from specific to Eve
per cent. ad valorem. That on omnibus
passengers Is removed altogether.
WAsuHOToz, March II.
EETzuRH OF TIE SUNDAY CHRONICLE.
An order was issued to-day to seize the
Sunday Chronicle for Objectionable para.
graphs yesterday, and arrest the sditOrs.-
After an explanation BY the managing editor
a caution was substituted for the peremptorJ
order, and the order embodying the hfty.
seventh article of war repCbIished.
Sickle's rejection was unanimous.
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The House passed the Senate joint resolu-
tons that if any State, during the present
rebellion, shall make any appropriation to
pay the volunteers of that State, the Secre-
tary Of War is authorized to accept the same
and cause it 10 be applied by the Paymaster
General to the psymasters designated BY the
Legislative act, making the appropriation
in the same manner ss if appropriated by
act Of Congress, also to make any regula-
tions that may be necessary for the disbuFse
ments and, proper application Of such funds
for the specific purpose FIR which they may
be appropriated by the several States.
The House eoncurred in the report Of the
Committee of Conference on the bill regula-
ton of suffers, who are authorized to have q
lien on the soldiers to only one sixth Of the
amount paid them. Penalties are annexed
for the violation of this provision.
A resolution was adopted calling on the
Secretary of War to inform the House BY
what authority certain vessels were recently
chartered, and the amount Of compensation
to be paid for the same.
Mr.. Lovejoy, of Ill asked leave to intro
duce q resolution, instructing, on the Dis
trict Of Columbia, TO inquire and report BY
/ what duluOE1ty MS DEAslOeI OF OscfB B6tOHA
seized, or caused to be seized, two men, anC
had them sent to Baltimore and imprisoned
in jail; and whether such arrest and i'm
prisonment was not in violation of the fol
lowing provision Of the Constitution, whicl
says no person shall be deprived Of his life o
liberty without due process of law.
Mr.. johnson objected to the resolution
: The resolution, therefore, could not be re
ceiVed.
lLATER Mr.. LOvejOy succeeded in intro
ducing bis resolution.
Mr.. Wyclihs moved to lay the resolution
on the table. The motion was lost. Yea
43, nays 6s.
> The resolution was then passed
The House went into Committee of th
Whole on the tax bill. Mr.. OolfAx in Ii
Chair.
"A debate ensued on amendments, and th
3 general provisions Of the bill regarding th
( duties Of assessors, collectors, &c.
Adjourned.
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MuHazAET TAnOE-F. A. Brown, late
with ". 3. Hancock, would be pleased to
sae his friends, and the public generally, ct
lSs Bank street. Janls'S0O
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REFLECTIONS & COMBINATIONS |
Amendments to the Tax Bill!
Especial Dispatches to the Cleveland LEADER
WAsHEsTOE, March II.

WAsHIEsToE, March II.
TIE CAPTURE OF NORFOLK.
As long ago as July, Commodore String
ham offered to take Norfolk if Gen. Butler
would assist. The offer was declined. Since
that several times the Navy Department has
offered to cooperate in attacking 1t.
wEEDHLL PHILLIPS IN TIE ARMY
Wendell Phillips preached Gospel emanci-
patton to the l4th Massachusetts, yesterday.
BE told the soldiers that they might not all
be abOlitionists, but they were all Yankees.
Subsequently, in McClellan's absence, he Wis
tied headquarters.
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Citiaens Wiahing oonveyanee 70 either Of thS
above Trains or Boats, viii be called for BY the
Coaches Of Stevens OmRibas Line, By leaving
their address at the Omnibus Once, 14T Superior
street, next door 70 the Weddeu House,
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Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, that OAH
~, N sroKEE N THE HAT, can DO iouud st
" P. FogEs, corner Superior and ssnSca
-t-ooka
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OFFERS TO TAKE NORFOLK
The COntFabands In our Lines !

POSITION OF THE REBEL FORCES
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General Dix and Judge Pisrpont the Com
mission ap pointed to take sz parts tsstimo-
ny in cases Of political prisoners, met at the
State Department to-day. The first cases
were those in the old capitol, then forts War
rem and Lafayette.
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GEN. BURNSIDE.

Accounts from Gen. Burnside render it
certain that he knew of the evacuation oi
Manassas and that his forces were out Of
harms way, and at the same time dealing
blows to the rebellion in important points
TIE MEN OF THH CUMBERLAND.
All on board the Cumberland went doWr
with her. Those saved were saved BY swim
ming and boats from Newport News.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.
WAsHISerOS, March II.

SENATE.
Mr.. Harris presented petition from citi
Eens Of New York, asking Congress to dis
pense with the agitation Of the slavery cues
ton and attend to the restoration OF th,
Union.
Mr.. Wilson, Of Massachusetts,, presented
petition for the emancipation of the slaves
hr. Lane, Of Kansas, offered q resolHtior
that the Committee on Territories inquire
into the expediency Of so altering the bound.
sFy Of Kansas as TO include the Indian Ter
ritory. Adopted.
Mr.. Fessenden, from the Committee OF
Conference on the bill providing for the pur-
chase of coin, made report, which was
sgreed to.
Mr.. Hale offered resolution that the Ma
val Committee inquire into the expediency
OF apprOpriating money to make experiments
and testing and proving iron clading for
vessels Of war. Adopted.
The joint resolution authorizing the Pres
ident to assign the command of troops in the
field to officers without regard to seniority
was taken up.
After discussion on the motion of Mr..
Nesmith, Of Oregon, the resolution was
recommitied to the Military Committee.
On motion of Mr.. Fessenden, the Post
Office appropriation bill was taken up.
Mr.. Latham offered an amendment that
the Postmaster General be authorized to es.
tablish q mail less than semi-monthly be-
tween San Francisco and Crescent City, in
cluding the intermediate ports. Agreed
to.
Mr.. Latham also offered an amendment
that American steam and sailing vessels
bound to any Pcct shall receive such mails
as the Postof6e Department. may cause to be
placed on 0oard and promptly deliver the
same, and that vessels coming from foreign
ports sbA1l receive any mail matter from Con-
soils, &c, the compensation being the usual
postage.
NJ Sherman moved to add provided the
Goyernment shall not pay more than it re-
The amendment Rsse9 RSe 10. 70.
bill passed. " ~ -
The bill for the abolition Of slavery in the
District OF Columbia was then taken up and
postponed until tomorrow.
Mr.. Trumball, from the COMMITTEES on Ju-
dietary, reported back the House bill to "a.
cilitats judicial proceedings for captured
property, and for the better administration of
prizes.
The Senate then went into Executive
Session.
Adjourned.
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nYeIERS.

80 7a7ITBY'S OYSTER DE-
esf 0ats Holt HAltby'Bl OELEBRETED
oyWILL BIZ REGEIHED DALLY
cans and Warrsn3sd frcah and good. or no sale.
Also hsrmstiealy lsalnd Oysters, Lobstarz, OlsnB,
Baltimore, New YORK aud Primes By 8hsn
OTstars VII bo rscoi7sd daily bI EEprss1.
~ Crackers TOR sale b The barrel.
". v. aAIHHs. Agss4a.,
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OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DIS
PATCHES !
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THE CITY.

The Festival In BonoF Of sc. Patrick.
The Annual Festival of the Fsther Math-
sW Total Abstinence Society, at the Athe.
neum last evening, was equal to any of their
previous similar occasions, and reflected
credit upon the ingenuity and good taste oi
Father Hannah, President Of the Society
under whose management all the arrange
ments were completed. Rt. Rev. Bishop
Rsppe presided, Father Hannah, however,
assuming the duties Of the President. The
Bands of the Society were present, and joint
ly discourHed some very fine music during
the evening. Another entertaining featuTs
was the presence Of twenty of the young
ladies Of the Urssline Academy, a. a choir,
who, with piano accompaniment, added
much to thsevening's pleasures.
A very excellent supper, Of substantials
and deIicaoies, was spread upon tables
stretching from one end Of the hall to the
other, and upon the platform were two ta-
bles for the officers, press and invited guests.
As early as seven o'clock the tables were
filed by the members Of the society, accom-
panied BY their wives sWeetheaFts, moth
ere, sisters and daughters, sll with faces
beaming with gladness. Shortly after seven,
blessing was asked BY the Rt. Rev. Presi-
dent, and an hour was spent in the pleasing
and invigorating work of discussing the
good things with which the tables abound
ed. Shortly after eight the cloth vas re-
meTed," J" and Acting President Father Han
nan announced the tOasts ofths evening, ss
folloEB:
1st Regular Toast The Day We Cele-
brste." Music By the Band, Response BY
Bishop Rappe- "st Patriek's Day." BY the
young ladies of the Academy.
I'd I0arl-- am. ~. q,
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COWLES B 90. Win sell good plated Csks
Bashstss PLAZA, isr SO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-18

Tamper not with Nature and the laws
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-18

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