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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-19
BRILLIANT CAVALRY FIGHT,
EncOunterWith SteWarPs Force,
The Fight Lasted Five Hours
OOmpIete Success Of the FederaIg.
BRILLIANT CAVALRY FIGHT,
HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoToMAc, I
Meroh 10

.... March 18
A most brilliant cavalry fight occurred
on the Roppahannock, yesterday, beyond
Kelley's Ford. A reconnaissance, under
command Of General Ayerill, forced q
passage over the river, in the face Of
a determined resistance by a considerable
body Of rebel shaTp-shooters, who were
covered by houses and rife pits, and q dry
mill race with an abattis in front. The
ford admitted but a single horseman at q
time, and the stream which was swollen,
was very rapid. Arriving at the south
side Of the river, our cavalry charged on
the rebels in their entrenchments, killing
and capturing nearly the entire force, be-
sides securing q large number Of horses
picketed near by.
A short distance from the shore General
Averills command encountered the rebel
cavalry under Stuart and Fitz Hugh Lee,
who FASTENED from Culpepper to prevent
our passage. They made some dashing
charges on our troops, who repulsed, and,
in turn, charged on them, with fatal effect
only sabres we're used in the conflict
Whenever the enemy would make a stand
they were Immediately charged upon, and
routed from their positions with great
lOSo. 4u6 DdlLl6 AhSLtu uV6 nOure, ana
was a series Of charges and hand TO hand
conflicts, and resulted in the falling back
Of the enemy.
The forces were about 200 on each side
The enemy at last took refuge behind an
entrenched battery, four miles from the
ford, hanked by rife pits and abattis. Gen.
eral Averill having accomplished his OBJ.
ject and secured his prisoners, the wound
ed on both sides, and large number of
horses, recrossed the river without an at
tack or demonstration on the part Of the
rebels, who were so badly whipped that
they could not follow or annoy him.
Among the prisoners is Major Breekin-
ridge, a cousin Of the traiter John c.
Breekinridge.
The prisoners characterize the affair on
our part as one Of the ablest and most gal
lantly fought cavalry raids Of the war, and
admit their own troops were totally de-
moraliEed by the gallant sabre charges Of
our cavalry.
About eighty prisoners have been
brought in.
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NEW YORK, March lS.
A meeting was held at the Stock Ex-
change this afternoon, which was address
ed by Cyrus W. Field, Esq, on the subject
Of the Atlantic Telegraph Over $4,000
was subscribed as follows Morse & Co,
e2,500; Edward Dodge, 81, 900; other par
ties, e7OO.
A Committee Of ten was appointed to
act in concert with those previously ap-
pointed by the Chamber Of Commerce and
Produce Exchange, in securing subscrip-
tiOns towards the fulfllment Of the pro
ject.
It is stated that A. T. Stewart has char
tered q ship to be filed with food for the
destitute in Ireland.
A Hilton Head letter, dated night Of the
18th, states that Lieutenant Rushly and
nine men-three Of the latter Of the 9th
Maine regiment, and the rest Of the En-
gineer regiment-were captured by q
squad Of rebels who crossed the river and
found our pickets asleep and without a
musket loaded.
Three deserters from Mobile report that
the rebels there number seven thousand
under General Buokner They have three
wooden steam gunboats, Of ten guns each,
a cutter and ram.
Two new rams have just been com
pleted, and a fifty gun frigate is being
built at Selma, to be foated down the river
on hOgsheads. Two more rams will be
completed in few weeks.
The channel in Mobile bay is blocked
by sunken vessels; but no torpedoes have
been sunk Two or three forts are iron
clad.
A rumor was brought by the steamer
Union that the negro expedition iAto
Florida and 6eorgis had been captured.
1t was commanded by COlOnels s. Higgiu-
son and Montgomery.
The bark Sarah A. Nicholas, from
Buenos Ayres for Cuba, was chased into
the harbOr Of st. Thomas by the pirate
Florida. The authorities detained the
pirate until twenty-four hours after the
sailing Of the bark.
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NEW YORK, March 1S
Advices per the steamer Union. state
that the rebels had erected formidable bat
teries at Galveston, and mounted them with
the guns taken from the Harriet Lane and
Westfeld. --
The Federal feet of Galveston, Febru-
sry 28th, consisted Of the steam frigate
Brooklyn and four gunboats.
On the 18th, the Brooklyn threw few
shells in the fort on Pelican Island, and
on the 24th did likewise to the town, set
ting 1t on FIRE in three places, which, how
ever, was soon put out.
The Harriet Laneis up the river seventy
miles, being irOn-clad. .lrEl5 81
It is not probable that our fleet as at
present constituted, win undertake any
thing against the city.
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES,
10 De ohleago TrIbune.l
FROM WASHINGTON.
Officers Dismissed from Service
Revenue Stamps--Small Note
Currency, &C., &c.
WAsH1Naror. March II.

WASHINGTON, March II.
The new regulations respecting the ex.
change of revenue stamps, are as follows
No revenue stamps viii hereafter be receiv.
ed in exchange for revenue stamps Of other
kinds or denominations, excepting at q
discount of one per centum on the amount
SO exchanged. The Commissioner of In
ternsl Revenue has decided that the act Of
the Sd inst, amending the excise law Of
July lsb 1862, will not relieve parties from
payment Of losses previously assessed, or
from liability to assessment in all cases
where such liability existed at the time of
the passage of the first named act.
All disloyalresiden of counties in front
of Washington are to be sent to the enemy's
lines. 1- #
The following officers are announced in
the general orders as to be dismissed from
the service, unless within fifteen days they
report themselves to the Board, of which
General Ricketts, IS President:
ABSENT WITHOUT PROPER AUTHORITY.
Captain Horace b. Willard, 42d Ohio.
Captain C. h. Henry, 42d Ohio.
FAILING To REPORT As ORDERED.
Assistant Surgeon J. P. AlcOm, l26th
OhiO-aCcepting bribes for procuring dis
charge of soldiers.
One Dennis, a correspondent of the Her
aid in HOOker's army, has been arrested
on a charge Of publishing contraband in
formation, and confined in Aequia Greek
prison-ship.
General Cadwallader has been assigned
to the command of the second srmy corps
General Burnside leaves at once to as
sumo his new command
George McKenary, Jr, Inspector of Gus
toms at San Diego, California, in dis
patch to the Secretary of Treasury, says
that within the last month gold, silver,
copper and quicksilver mines, most aston
ishingly rich, have been discovered in that
part of the country, especially about La
Paz, Arizona Territory, more so than were
ever discovered on the Pacific coast. Sew
eral thousand persons are already there,
and in few months the population would
be large.
ITO the Cincinnati Commercial
The new small-note currency authorized
by the last finance law, will soon be is
sued 1t will be little larger than the
present postage currency, but totally differ
ent.
General stoughton on his arrival in
Richmond, was first taken to the Ballard
Hotel, but before morning was escorted to
prison, where he is closely confined. The
rebel papers give list of twenty-eigbt
persons captured with StOughtOn.
The Surgeon General has just sent the
following to all the surgeons in charge of
hospitals
"YOu will take the necessary measures to
cause the transportation to the general hos
pitals nearest to their homes, Of all sick
and wounded soldiers who have been sick
for three months and upward, and are in
fit state to bear such transportation
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-19

TIE MAsoUERADE.-Ths Mazourka Clubs
masquerade, which came Of at Chspins Hall
last evening, was largely attended, both by
maskers and spectators. The Hall was filed
with the former and the gallery was crowded
with the latter. The affair passed off in a
most satisfactory manner to all interested.
Mr.. Joseph Dunn and Mrs, VIM. B. Sheldon
received the prizes for the best dresses in the
room. The former had a very rich fancy
dress, and the latter was in the costume of
an Indian Chief.
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The LIFE BoAT.-The Buffalo papers speak
in high terms of a large marine painting by
Mr.. sellstedt, Of that city, now on exhibition
in the Buffalo Art Gallery. It illustrates q
thrilling incident which occurred on Lake
Erie, of Point Abino, October 4tb, 1858. On
the dark and stormy night of the third of
October, the schooner Oneida, sailing from
Toledo to Buffalo with load of wheat, col
Hded with the steamer Buckeye State, of
Point Abino. The schooner soon sank to the
bottom, leaving nothing visible above water
but her mast head and some floating gaffs and
boOms. On them, Captain Allen and pOr-
ton of the crew sustained themselves during
the night, but the gale increasing with day
light, one by one were washed of, until the
sole survivor was Mr.. Lewis Wakelee. Sew
srsl unsvailing attempts we're made to res
cue him. atf
Buffalo harbor and docks we're wild with
excitement. An attempt was made to get
steamer of to the rescue, but without success I;
and finally, on the afternoon of the fourth,
Captain D. P. DObbins, with picked crew,
consisting of those experienced sailors-Cap-
tain Eugene Newman, Captain John Glass,
Captain John Galloway, Captain Richard
Cunning, and john Keith, transported s
Francis Metallic Life Boat on q large ex-
press wagon, drawn BY four horses, TO Point
Abino, launched her through the surf, and
after prolonged and most desperate strug-
Gle with the sea and wind, succeeded in res
suing and bringing safe to shore, at about
six o'clock in the evening, the only survivor,
Lewis Wakelee, who was by that time ex-
hausted almost to the point Of death.
The point Of the story chosen By the
artist for illustration is when the life boat,
with its noble crew, has at last succeeded in
making way, over the tremendous sea, al
most TO the frightful ayre where the surviV'
| ing mariner Is stin perehsd.
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FROM FORT lIONROE.
Forr AInrnnr n.

FORT MONROE, March lS.
There was fighting on the Blackwater
yesterday. No particulars received.
The rebels attacked Newburn last Fri
day, and were defeated.
Richmond papers Of the 18th, say that
On the l4th Admiral Farragut attacked
Port Hudson, and was repulsed. The Mis-
sissippl was burned. Farragut went
down the river in his flag ship, which was
disabled. The land forces did not Join in
the attack.
The city Of Mexico has been eapturedby
the French.
Colonel Ludlow has just returned from
City Point having completed arrange
ments for the exchange Of all political
prisoners. Those in Richmond are re-
leased to-day, those in salisbury, next
week.
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FOR So OR ExoHANGR.

Three houses and lots on Lakest., near Pittsblrgh
r. X. Machine Shops, price 350O $500 aud 81, 200.
House and lot on Webster-t, S $50, or will ex
change Tor small farm.
Kinsman-st., near Forest, coed tWo-stOry frame
hOuEe, lQroOms, large lot, with fruit and shrub
berry $500.
Two houses and lots on Huntington-st., near Pros
pect, 50, 500 for both, or one for 50 800
nice house aud lot and medical practice in Morgan
county, good chance for Physician, 81 2OJ. +
Brick house and lot in Fairport, house rooms,
pleasantly located, good fruit, exchanged for
western land with S20U cash.
House and lot on Scoyii.-Bt., 81 200.
House and lot on Muirson-sr., house , stories n
rooms, Gi.70J. r
House and lot on Hill-st-, with Rroeery house. two
stories rooms, 81 900, or will exchange for a
small farm. .
MuiIson-st-Large two story House and Lot with
Barn.
Alage Brick House in good stvls with water and gas
and lot 5OxloO rect, hlnaman near Erie-st.
Willson-St-frOnting Clinton PARK, vacant lot 66 feet
front, running TO Lake Erie. Exchange for house
and lot on West ride.
Good Hnuse and Barn Ia Collamer; IL acres Of land.
good Fruit ornamental shEubbery &C. Exeha0 ee
for house in city, subject to mortgage Of sl5O0.
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NEW YORK mARKET.-aIarch IS.

Eiour-Market dull and five cents lower clos
lhg heayy sales At sIoSG7, 10 extra state; s7,4O9
brands. ''S''00 '
Whisky-M Market heavy and lower Sales at 450
465Sc for western and state -
Wheat-Market dull and heavy. TIE nominal
quotations are Chicago spring si,376I C7- winter
red western si,70GI,7s
COrn-market ic lower with only very moderate
business. sales at 9Od9Ic for sound ssqc ion mn
sound; CSC tor white western
Oats-MGrket in fair reouest Sales AZ s76st
for common to prime.
CO1ee-Dull and heavy.
Sugars-Dull and drOopine Sales at I9lz71aIzc
for hew OTleansi lO55gllc Tor Muscoyado; iISSi2Ec
for Porto Rico. ~
:, hLolasses-In fair demand. Sales New Orleans
Fork-Market dull, heavy and lower Sales at
sl4lzz@l4Z3 old mess; sl6 625ll6,5O new do; slI -
9l5,5O OLD and new prime; SI6,O09Is,OO new prime
Beef-DuIL Sales at $500 for country mess; ss.OO
mess Sl2,O0gli,O 90 for extra mess
Bacon SideB-Shade easier
Lgrd-Dull and lower Sales al lOIfaI1Ifc In
cuding 5C0 bbs for May and June delivery at ll@ic
an1 an1 9OOO Dds steam rendered for May delivery az
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-19

WAsHIEGToN, March II, 1868.
II is hereby or1ered-First, That Colo
mel James B. Fry, Assistant Adjutant
General, United States Army, be and here
by is declared as Provost Marshal General
Of the United States, in pursuance of sec
ton 9th, Of the act approved on the Sd
day of March, 1863, for enrolling and call
ing out the national forces, and for other
purposes. He is accordingly authorized
and required to perform the duties Of Pro-
vost Marshal General, set forth in the said
act, and such other duties as may properly
pertain to his Office. All communications
relating to the business Of Provost Mar
shals, and the provisions Of the act Of Con-
gress aforesaid, will be addressed to him.
Sseoad.-That all appointments which
have heretofore been made, Of Provost
Marshals, are hereby revoked BY order Of
the Secretary Of War.
L. THOMAS, Adjutant General.
Speculation is INDUCED in concerning
the action Of the Government respecting
the affairs Of Utah. Private parties have
suggested different courses Of policy.
From what has transpired to-day it is
probable Governor Harding and the
Judges complained Of will be sustained.
It is said by gentlemen well acquainted
with Utah affairs, that the arrest Of Brig
ham Young, by Judge Kinney, was an ar
rangement agreed upon between the two
to test the constitutionahty Of the anti
Polygamy law, and create the impression
that there is no resistance to the Judicial
process in that territory.
While the English journals indulge in
severe criticisms on the letter Of Secretary
Seward, declining the French peace pro-
position, it is noticeable that nothing in
the way Of unfEiendly comment in on.
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M A r IN E


The GESEsEE CmET.-A Detroit paper says that tn
old propeller Genesee Chief for the past three or ou
years engaged in the trade has bean purchased
by Curtiss a Thomas, Of sanduslry, and is row un
dergoiug thorough rebuild in this city She vii
be in readiness for commssi on or about the lst
April, and viii be commal ded by Captain Hewitt
The Chief is OF the smallest class Of steamers beinl
about 400 tons burthen.
The famous scox. ]. c. Heenan. lssva, .5,, g.,
Lake ST. Clair, for cargo Of wood-the frst depart
US ol san eIaIt This season-DetrOit Tribune anC
Advertiser, 18th.
RETURSED TO DUTY.-Our friend, Capt. ice Nichol
syl OF ne steamer Pr1ndiville we noice has emerg
eu rom ms nome IN the woods and arrived in tos
preparatory To- hitting out his for the season
Opefations.-lIb.
Ice TRADE. The schooner Dan Marble, CAPTAIN ]
L; Andrews, leaves this morning for Crosse Point
where she takes on cargo OF ice preparatory to al
ing her departure for Toledo, where in will he "a
shipped 10 Cincinnati Several other craft have alsc
destination-llb.
The STRAITS Closed Later intelligence from Mac
mac reached here by letter Of guile rccenI date
when states that the straits become closed and
me weather continued cold. More ice has formed in
the locality since the 9Th Of March than Al any tiue
previous during the winter No Ice however, Wss
visible above or below where il has al present aeon
Aeu' 50 iaf as can be seen by the naked eye.-IIb.
The schooner Hamilton has been sold 10 Captain
Alex stewart for $500. Captain s. has arrived IN
the city and commenced fitting out John Johnson
Esq, we are informed, has sold the new vessel which
mas been building Tor him during the past winter n
fOIt huron, on private terms, TO L. N Clark, ESQ
and capt. A. NJ. Mann. From gentleman who has
recently inspected her, We learn that she will be
second 20 no other vessel aOat in any respect what
eEerWlth an exec sent model and timbers Of the best
o. 9ak and special regard TO her being Of strong
Duid and adapted for the European trade if az auy
time she may be thus required. Her IenTth bareIy
Hlls OF her passag through the Canal with rs feet
0tan and Y ieet hod measuring 453 3gj TONS a. pei
custom House rate. Her sails are being made and
rigging htted at iam Coles Sail Loft In this civ
Ane MATERIAL both sail and rigging are of very 81.
PyIl0r KIND II We are any Judge, and the manner 10
Mhleh the whole is being fitted, plainly indicates thai
no pans has been spared in that respect This fne
craft when hnshedI viii cost not for from S35 GO
ana VIII be commanded by Captain Manu, an Oit
well known salt Of the lakes.-fib. -
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PERsOSAL.- Captain Dswaldt, of the 10th
Ohio, has come home on a furlOugh. BE
viii rOtufn to his regiment on the 26th inst.
Any messages, ETC., for the regiment, be is
ready to receive, at his residence, on Web
ster street, or at Beehel's, 10 Water street.
The Captain is well and hearty.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-19

DIVIDEND DEoLARED.-The Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company has declared divi-
dend Of three per cent. on the stock Of the
main stem for the half year ending on the
S1st inst. Also, dividend of four and
half per cent. on the stock of the Washing
ton branch, for the half year ending on the
sIst inst. Both are payable at the Mechan-
les Bank Of Baltimore on and after the
above date.
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acres, small frame house, about go fruit trees ~
miles from Court House, 81 500.
6l acres Cuyahoga Tiyer miles from CITY, 45 acres
good river bottom, Is acres timber, brick house
and small barn, go, will exchange in part for city
property. T.
&c acres on Euelid-st, miles from the city limits
good fruit brick hJus=, &C. 500 Fer acre.
81 acres on Brecksviie roa1 mics from city. good
frame house, all KINDS OF fruits 4 acre grapes
barn, &C, : 400.
IS acres ChOce en- land adjoining Gallups nurse
~, choice fruit. new frame house, ss5UU.
l3 acres on kinsmRn-st and Wilson's Avenue, large
twO-stOry brick house, % rooms good fruit.
Isl acres miles from city good land no buildings,
S2U per acre.
acres on Wilson's Avenue, near Kinsman-st. s30 0cO
acres on very fine brick house,
fruit, &C.
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CAIRO, March Is.
Adviees from YOungs Point Of the 18Th,
state that the reported capture Of Yazoo
City is premature.
The report Of the capture Of rebel trans
ports is disputed.
A party Of rebels from Vieksburg, on
the 18th, came over to cut the leyee, and
were captured.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-19

RExENBER that books are sold at private
sale during the day, at the book auction, No.
1856 Superior street, at about half the usual
prices, giving those a chance to get bargains
in books who are unable to attend the auo-
ton sale, which commences at quarter past
seven O'Clock each night. mehl9:lt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-19

BURGLARY.-0n Tuesday night last, Wan
gers hardware store, on the south side of
the Public Square, was entered by burglar
through back window, and about two dol
lars in scrip was taken. Nothing else was
missed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-19

ACADEHT OF MUsTC.-0n account of the
readings Of Mr.. Murdoch, the Carter Troupe
will appear at SanfOrd's Hall, West Side, on
Thursday, but will appear again atthe Acad-
smy Of Music on Friday and Saturday even
ings-alsO a grand matinee on Saturday
afternoon.
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FROM TRENTON.

-.r TRENTON, N. J., March Is.
The peace resolutions passed the House
by vote Of 38 to 1S, after very animat-
ed debate.
The loan bill of one million dollars pass
ed to-day; also tax bill for three hun
dren thousand dollars.
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eial or unofficial sources has reached our
Government, from France.
Secretary Chase, when speaking to his
friends respecting his recent visit 10 New
York, says it was both agreeable and sat-
isfactOry.
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COM MERCIAL.
OLEVKLAND nARKKTs.
MORNING LEADER oFFICF

MORNING LEADER oFFICE,l
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March ls 1853. J
Wheat-Sale Scars red on track at sl,S5; car at
l,36, and cars at 81 81.
Corn-Sale cars at Csc on track, and 5000 bush
delivered on c. P. track at 7Oc.
HishwiEes-9ales 20 bbls at 4Sc.
Eggs-Sales 8 bbls at l2c, and % bbls at I2J<c.
Butter-Selling at 2O9Z3c for fair to choice West
ern Reserve.
Dried AppIes-Sales at SIC.
Cheese-scarce and firm at I4J4@l5c for good
Western Reserve .r.
Seeds Dull and heavy. saieable in small lots on
ly at s5,75 for Clover and s2,25 for Timothy.
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ARREsTED.-Henry Warner, implicated in
the Medina robbery, was arrested in this city
yesterday afternoon, and will be taken to
Medina to-day. He fully exonerates Charles
from participation in the robbery, we under
stand.
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n. Y. MONEY nIARKKT-mareh Is.
IBY TELEGRAPH

MMOney-Market easy at per cent. for loans OIL
.,s1 sterling g;I Exchnnge-Du at I5s@l7O for first
G0ld-Unsettled and irregular, opening at 535
premium.
r55oFernment StOcks-WlthOutd decided change
U. s. SIS y, registered g6; do 6's 'sl coupons IO Il
October and April
1913. ~ iAOiHio Q >
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NoTIcE.-A special meeting Of the 7. N.
q. Literary Society will be held at the room
Of the Association, this, Wednesday evening,
at half past O'Clock. By order Of the Pres
ideat. II. LICHTENAURS
march1e:lt Secretary.
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TOHN g. JENNIN NGS.
O tSueceasor 10 Rouse 4 Jennings,)
Insurance and Real Estate Agent
Marble Block, Oh superior-st.

BS-Will buy and sell Real Estate on Commission,
Rent and Ollect Rents, &C.
81 No charge to Purchasers. Sellers only charged
for Sales CT Exchanges Actually Made.
gS Also issues Policies OF Lowest Paying Rates IL
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies,
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Simpson Is, beyond al question, superior
artist, aud We advise those wishing to get hne
Hksnsss to call upon him. yisit 70 his gal
Isry, No. R6s Superior street, will richly repay
both citizen and stranger. RITZ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-19

ONE full Scholarship in Bryant, strattOn
& Co.'S chain of National Commercial Col
Isges, can be bought at this Office, if applied
for Immediately.