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LOCAL NOTICES,

To THE CIGAR MAKERS UNION or CIEvE
LAID, 0HIO.-Gentlemen That individ ual
Cigar Maker, ss he calls himself, who keep
those good cigars made by the rats Of on
trade, thinks he has created q sensation in
this city by advertising himself. In this he
is very much mistaken. He has shown to
the people that he is one Of those men that
always tries to undermine the working man.
How besutifuls future awaits that man, who
so sscredly guards tho institution tolerated
by the rats Of eur trade: We hope he may
see his error and become 9 man among men.
mar. 3: 140 CIGAR MAKER.
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nosarrrR,a anrAr r.rurrra.

The long sxPsetsd large painting BY ROS-
Sitsr Of" Washington and Lafayette at Mt.
Vernon" has been received, and this morn
ing was put In the space over the Judges
seat, and immediately facing the entrance.
The size Of the CANVASS Is by II feet. The
scene represents the family Of Washington
seated ct tea on the lawn In front Of the res
idsnce, Washington snd Lafayette standing,
engaged In conversation.
The Landscape was painted by MignOt;
the figures and foreground by Rossitsr. The
Prince Of Wales ordered it of ROasiter at $12,-
900, but never acknowledged the announce
ment Of its completion.
FLORAL HALL DANCE.
Do not fail to attend the dance at Floral
Hall this evening, commencing at 10 o'clock.
To dance amid the beautiful and romantic
surroundings Of Floral Hall is almost like
dancing with Titania or the Fairy Queen in
some sylvan vale Of LyOnness or on the side
of the great Lstmian steep. Perhaps, if
your companion be the right one, it will be
even better.
TO PHOTOGRAPH THE FAIR.
Mr.. J. NJ. Greene has been engaged to
take Photographic views Of the interior and
exterior of the Great Fair, the views to be
sold for the benefit Of the Fair.
HEW DONATIONS.
A hne sewing machine donated by Messrs.
West and Comfy is on exhibition in the ba-
Isar. Hanging in the cashiers stand in the
BaIsar is large nugget Of native gold from
California, attached to chain carved by q
miner from a solid piece of wood. Ten dol
lars has already been bid for 1t.
The oil merchants of Titusvills and Oil
Creek have contributed literally to the Fair.
One car load Of Petroleum has already been
secured, and another is on the way.
A machine for knitting stockings by steam
is in full operation in Mechanics Hall. It
is worth seeing, especially by those who have
spent SO much time and labor in knitting
socks.
IlA beautiful case of flowers and autOmstOn
humning- birds is on exhibition in Floral
Hall:
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PRoNPrEEss IN INSURANCE CoNPAHIEs.--
We are under obligations to Messrs. Judd &
Ellsworth, agents for the following Comps-
niss: New England, Girard, Albany City,
Hope, Lamar, Phoenix, Western Msssachu-
sets also to Mr.. Belden Seymour, agent for
the Security and Metropolitan; also to
MeEsrs. Coe 4 May, agents for the Corn Ex-
change, Niagara and Arctic, for theirprompt-
ness In adjusting and paying our losses in
the fire Of the 14th Of February.
J. N. / d. 7. HOVER,
MarehS:140 No. go Superior St.
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NOTICE TO CIGAR MAKERs.-We the IN
dsrSigned in behalf Of the "C1gar Makers
Union of the city of Cleveland, hereby no
tify AL Cigar Makers that Il. R. Kinney Of
Cleveland has now in his employment four
individuals commonly called "rats" named
as follows: Fredsreriok WentE, John Sip
pleine, Alexander Weber and Henry Hurtle.
We hereby canton all Cigar Makers favora-
BILE to maintaining the interests of said
Union, against working in said shop, or with
the above named "rats.
By order Cigar Makers Union,
ARNOLD C0IDEs, President,
VIZ. RoDY, Secretary.
DAVID SPRLeUE, Vice President.
msfI:E4O.
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zkvg YORK mAEKEF-March 2.

CottOn-H to 1o lower with more doing. Sales ct
7eI7S&o for middling uplands.
Rlour-MArket heavy, irr, gnlar and unsettled.
Sales s65O9e,6O for extra state s701,ls7 % for
extra round hooped Ohio; s7,Z5e1s, 50 for trade
brands Market closing unsettled.
Whiaky-mArket heavy. Sales at 90 for Sta to and
81 for Western.
WkeaI-Market dull but prices without d,cIded
sales at q b5@ls7 for Chicaso Spring: 81 81 sl59
for Milwaukee Club; al,59gl,62 for WinteI red
Western.
Corn-Market dull and to Sc lower.
Sales at sl,e39l3 "a for Shipping Mixed Westaa in
Oars-Market dull and lower. Sales at s9sSOc for
western.
WOOl-DuIl and nominslly unchanged.
PetrOleum-Quiet and steady.
Sales at 2 for crude A for refined In bond; 557I
for refined free.
,Pork-Markei quiet and prices wilihout decided
change.
at s22OOa27 Is for mess; S2 81 hz2 90 for old
do; s23hO@2Sa for new do l6,75nIss75 for old and
new prime, and 2l,e092l, 80 for prime, mess.
Beef-Very firm.
Sales at s6O07, 20 for country meAs; 4Ona5 20 for
prime: 10 OOnl5,OO for repacked mes and sf5 coo
1850 for extra mess.
Prime Mess Beef-More active.
eaies 200 tiefces on private terns
Beef Hams-Steady at l962ic
CUT heatB-Quiet and firm saIsgRt sN 7INc for
shoulders aud l24gl5x for hams
. Bacon Sides-Less active. Sales at llHalI7ec
Tor Western sh ort II bed 1hs latter price for or TO
arrive; It1s for do long cut hams.
l0z Tor Western.
Lard-Dun.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
OOMMER CTAL.
CLEVELAND n1ARKRE.
MORNING LHADER'OFFIOE,
WEDNESDAY EvIHIHe, Tuesday 2, 1854.

CLEVELAND MARKRR.
MORNING GLEADEB'OFFIOE, |
WEDNESDAY EvHHIHe, Tuesday 2, 1854.
FlOur-ssles 100 bbls red double extra at s.S7;
100 bbls choice do at sS2N 100 Bbs do White do at
$40.
Wheaf-Markst extremely dull and prices foE
red wheat are merely nominal Sales cars white
on track sI,45.
COrn-sales cars at I,pI on track and at Los
from store.
Oafs-Quiet and firm at 30.
BARLEY -Quotabls at sI,2s
Rye-Firm at Si 20 without sales,
HiGhwInes-Sales at i9e. Market dull.
Dried FruIts-ASpss are active with sales 2
bbls at SIC and 70 bbls at &c; Peeled peaches are
firm at 2s92se and unpseled at I4sI5c.
EEEs-SAles atI7.
Burter-DulI Held at 26sSoc for good to choics
Western Reserve.
Cheese-steAdy at l3Glsxo.
Pork-City brands mess are held at $500 and
clear at A,OO.
Smoked lIeafs-we quote city sugar cured as
follows;
......-..--lOc
sldes
Dried ..-lSo
Lard-selling at lsHc for city brands in barrels
and Issc in kegs.
saIt-Is selling at sI.sJ for ans and Gl.SO for
coarse.
Carbon OiIs-steady at 5aa55c.
Seeds-Clover is quiet aud selling only in smAl
lots. Prices are 80 in a small way. Timothy is
firm at IS 50 with light sales.
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gUARDIAN'S 3ALE.
l UARDIANs SALE OP RAJ ]

n y - AAAsOAaAN . 0AAA1 VI hAaA
" TATE.-By virtue Of an order ofths Hon-
orsble Daniel R. Tilden, Judge Of the CouTt Of
Probate OF the County Of CuyahOga, and State OF
Ohio. will be sold at the door Of the Court House
highest bidder, on the third day Of March, 1sG4,
at Two O'Clock P. NJ the following described
real estate as the property Of Mary KeoZee Mon
roe, the only minor child Of Nelson Monroe,
deceased, TO wit: Lots No. 10in block No. in
Seymour and BaldWin's survey OF ten acre lot8
Nos. 81 and So said lot ia sixty-six feet mont on
Euclid street (south side) and ls91z feet deep to
an alley, being on the corner Of Euclid and Hunt-
ington streets in the City Of Cleveland. Also.
one other tract Of land situated in the City of
Cleveland, known and described as parts OF lots
Nos. 2S snd q in L. Cases survey OF ten acre
lots numbered one and two, said lots together
are fsrty feet front the sou1herly side % First
street, and 100 feet deep, being near the Old
Pittsburgh House. Also. one other piece ofland
the north part Of original City lot number u asd
bounded on the north by the waters Of lake Erie,
on the east by lands owned by the wife Of Bush
nell " hite dot No. l4,) on the south By land
owned By the children OF the late Reuben CHAM
pion, deceased, snd on the west by the east line
Of Ontario street. Sald premises being one hun
hundred and thirty-tHo feet deep nom Ontario
street to lot number fourteen, be the same more
or less and SUBJECT 10 all legal highways, and
subject also 10 the right Of way Of the Cleveland,
Painesville Ashtabula Railroad Company and
the right OF way Of the cievelrnd B Pittsburgh
Railroad Company, across the same. Also o1s
other piece or parcel ofland situated in the Town
ship Of East Cleveland, County and Stats afors-
said, and known as part Of lot No. S37, being on
tho northeast corner OF Euclid street and Wilson
Avenue, containing 80 three and one-half acres,
be the same more or less.
The first named piece Of land appraised Es
S44OO.
The second named piece Of land appraised ss
The third nsmed piece Of land appraised as
S275O.
The fourth named piece Of land appraised as
$1,000.
Terms Of ssle-One quarter Of the purchase
money on the day Of sale, the balance 8 any
interest semi-annualiy, at the option Of fle pur-
chaser in sums Of not less than $500, with thirty
days previous uotee.
MARTIN B. SCOTT, GuardIsn,
febI5:I40 OF said Mary Keokee Mon-os-
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CHICAGO MARKET.

Especial to the Cleveland LzLDRR.l
CHICAGO. March 2.
Dressed Hogs Quiet and unchanged. Sales at
7,7sGs,OO,
Live HOes-Activs. sales at sS,OOszO gross,
chiefly TOe6,s0.
Beef Cattle-Active and arm. Sales at ss,75s
SIS, chiefly at 4,OOa5,sO.
Pr0visIOns-Quiet.
Sales mess pork at sls57 prime at 49,; dry salted
hams lOzi rough sides at &c; loose shoulders Sc;
packed picked shoulders in siercss se.
Lard-Very dull. Sales at l25So.
Sales yellow grease at 91fc-
whisky-lc lower sSlea at 92'497s, clOsins
weak at 7211.
Whear-lc lower and very dull. Sales No. l at
s1,lsHel, IA and No. at 81, 1,OsP@l,O9.
COrn-Activs and steady. Sa'es old at s39sle fol
No and at s2for Ne ?. New at 759TTc.
Onts-H higher. Sales No 1 at 6s1f9e4%o.
RYe-Neslected.
BarIey-Steady st I,l79l, ,Is f-rNol.
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AEoTHEE BuRaLARY.-On Thursds

ANOTHER BuReLARY.-0n Thursday
morning last, the store of T. Il. Cannon. at
Bedford, was burglarousIy entered. Mr..
osnnOn's clerk, on returning to the store
from party, oaught the thieves preparing
to pack their plundsr within number Of oil
cloth bags. He hr.stsned for assistance. In
the interim the Iascals hurriedly crowded
some valuable silks into wagon that was
near, and drove rapidly away, leaving the
bags containing some of the property bshind
them. The wagon was tracked about half
way to this city.
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BUReLARX.-The house Of Mr.. Eokhart,
No. $50 Superior street, Was entered about
four o'clock Tuesday morning, by burglars,
who broke through the back door, and took
gold watch and few dollars in scrip, from
q bureau drawer in bed room on the first
floor. A lady who was sleeping in An Ad-
joining room was Wakensd by the noise
made BY the thieves in opening the door Of
her apartment. Her screams alarmed the
house, bat the scOundrsls escaped in safety,
with their booty. Had it not been for tho
awakening of the lady, the depredstiOns Of
the raScsIs might have been carried much
farther.
It is evident that the crowded stats Of our
city has drawn together many daring and
expsEienced burglars and pick-poeksts. Be
on your guard against them. Fastsn your
doors and windows, and keep your revolver at
hand.
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PRoDucE WANTED AT THE SANITARY
FAIR FORrHwITH.-The abundance received
on the first days Of the Fair is now ex-
hsusted, and supply of poultry, eggs, milk,
cream, and all kinds Of articles usually used
on such occasions are needed to furnish the
refreshment tables. N. G. YoUNeL9vE.
mRrch2:It
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REs1oNED.-General Joseph Geiger has
resigned the Office of Clerk of the United
States District Court, SOr the Southern Dis
trict Of Ohio, and Judge Leavitt, with the
concurrence of Judge Swayne, has appoint
ed John Mclean to the position.
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PERSONAL. - Conductor Croeker, SO long
and so faVorabIy known 70 the travelling COM
munity and latterIy an attach, of the A. &
G. ". Railway, has been placed in charge Of
the trains running on the section of that
road just opened between Gallon and Akron.
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rHURsDAY MORNING, MAR. ?, 1884
FRAVRLLER,s RRGIsrRR.
NV ADYKRFIsKHIKNTs-

GA. Read 4 oO-OsvslAnd and Columbus Stock
Wanted.
Geo. Ball Sanitary Fair.
o. Cutt 7 Eon-At Auction.
Madame Porter's OuartIve Balsam- Special Notice
W. C. scbofeld-Engine and Boiler at Bargain.
Committee on HarbOrS ard whsrvis-PrOpcsals.
Allen T. Brinlmads-Msster's Sale.
J. s. Glenn Onions.
For Sale-Dvslling.
Fonda Gentiemsn's Sleeve Button.
J.M.&H I. HoEer-Looal Notice.
NJ @. YouDglovs-Producs Wanted-sanitsry No
lice.
Cigsr Makers Un'on-Local EoticeL
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Those in wsntOf Arst-class building lots
on Euclid street, and other desirable Iocs-
tiOns, will do well to be on hand at tn Auc-
ton Sale of NJ. B. Scott, Guardian at the
Court House, at 2 o'clock this Pm. See ad-
vertisemeat.
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SAD AoCIRENT.-As the Sandusky train
was approaching 0lmsted Falls, last Mon
day evening, # ran over man who was
standing by the track, and when the train
approached he staggered under the locomo-
tive, and beth his legs were horribly crush
ed. Our informant thinks he was one Of the
track hands, and that he was intoxicated at
the time. he was taken to Olmsted FAlls.
Two ether persons were standing by him at
the time. 1t is thought he will not recover.
His name was ArdillO Wright. he was
aged 50, and had been & citizen of oImstsd
Falls for 80 years.
LATER.-Ws learn that the injured man
died yesterday morning.
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CITY NEWS.

ToH THUHB CoNEG.-GenerAl Thumb
and wife, accompanied by Commodore Mutt
and Miss Minnie Warren and attendants,
will commence series Of entertainments
here on the 10th Inst.
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The MAsoUERADE.-The Masquerade
and Fancy Dress Ball, to be given by Com
pany E, at Chspin's Hsll,this evening, prom
ises to be largely attended, and unususlly
brilliant in point Of display. The Commit
tee of Arrangements have perfected the most
complete arrangements to insure unlimited
enjOymenttO those who may be present, and
the well-knoWn character of the gentlemen
composing the Committee is = guarantee that
all promises will be scrupulously fulfilled
Our dance going citizens should avail them
selves of this opportunity, probably the last
Of the kind they will have this season, for an
evening of unexcsptiOnable cOnviviality.
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CLOTHING.
THE POET ON A TRAIN;
Oh,
The Romance Of the Railroad.
By the suthor Of the "Fair Inez," The Prince Of
Wales," " fhe Ghost Hunters" 60
(C0NrIs UED.)


CHAPTER IX-THs SMASH Or.
When woke up IN the morbiRq
The Train was standing stiili
On one aide saw river,
On tn othsr q stetp , hill.
"Ngw worder, uhst in thurdsr,"
Said I, can the matter bsl"
As aprned wide ths window
And looked oct that i mis- ht zee.
Then heard the clank Of hammers,
Saw mn rushing 10 and fro;
'Ahl' l said, here's some detsntL a."
But did not have 70 90 far
Era sight did ehold
A sight ne'er had seen before
And made my blood run cold.
Right before me on the railroad,
And mot twenty rods abe d.
Was freight trt In SMASHED 10 p,eSes,
And an I'd COW lying dead.
'Tell ne, please, air, what's the matter p
Said 10 man quite uear,
Matter 2" "a be, there Is plenty,
We must stop siI hours here"
There we're ,esheads OF tobacco,
Ans dead hogs lying on the ground.
Susar, Flour, Coal snd Bsc
In proiuaion scattered round.
Men were busy moving robbifh,
BOme we're busy laying track,
And ss ! vas only in their way
TOthe cara soon went back
Obi the grumblinE snd the growing,
Thst 10 the cars met,
II was lauRhable to hsarit,
And / never shall forg=t.
Sons Nsi frttting for their breakfast,
Others that they were not home,
While some sgOre that on that Railroad
Never more that way Ould come.
And We y ish TO inform our numerous friendI and
the p1bhc that We stil osr the largest and best
5Hrtmentof
READY-MADE CLOTHING
In the ty Of Cleveland Our stick Of Uloths, Cas-
imere5, Nestings and Military Gods Of al deserlr
dons, is very large. Call 1t
Isaac A. Isaae's Union Hall,
Sole Agency for the sale o. OolsbrAsd Sewing
Aaohines, Storr'5 Automatou Pressman, and
6trong's Patent Army Bed Trunk.
- 0ornar SunArior aud Unlcd- d-iiil
n. Look cut for the GIANTS. feb29
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THE NINTH Ono BATTERT.-This Bat
terry, organized at Camp Wood, near this
city, in October, 1861, arrived from TulIa-
hOms, Tenn, Tuesday afternoon, having
re-snlisted as veterans. They are nov un-
der command of Captain H. B. York. The
boys are in good health, Notwithstanding the
amount cf hard servive they have SEEN
They expect their furlOughs to-day. This
will be remembered as the four gun battery,
formed at the same time as the 4lst Ohio In
antry, the first Captain being young WetmOre
of Cuyaboga Falls, who resigned on account
of physical disability. Some ~ Of the old
members have re-enlisted.
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FINAN CIAL.
z.T. moNEY mARKRF-,Tsr,,

p. 7. hONEY mARKRF-Narch ,.
Icy TuBGRAPH.l
h1Ouey-market very easy at 566 3 cent
sterllnG HEohan9e-Steady and quiet Sales
at l744 tor hOst-elaSs bills
Gold-Firmer. opening at I5as, declining to
D9x, and closing steady at l6O0l6056
demand " ~
united states sixes Of 1881, coupons ... III lH
2oten51nlIy treasury X
united states Skies Five -Twentfes. ..IH
united states skies, 1881, regiatered....-.-..III
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PITrsBURGH OIL MARKET.

Special By Telegraph to the Cleveland LEADER.
PnTsBUReH, Msrth 2.
Petroleum -D7ll and no sales.
Price. nominal at former quotations.
No arrivals yet.
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HARRoRING AND CoEoEALIEG DEsERTERs.
james Clark and son, of Clark Township,
OoshOetOn County, were examined on Tues
lay and held 20 bail for their appearance at
he United States District Court. They were
arrested by Deputy United States Marsbal
;immona.
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ID. w. GAGE,

Licensed War Claim AgeRt.
Q.IIectr Bountiss Pensions, Back Pay, Prize Money
and other War Claims,
~Personal Attention Ia given 70 the prosecution
q Claims IL the Departments st Washington.
UTAu persons having Claims should apply in per-
son, or 81 letter, ct Once, and they Will recsiVe
d. ". GAGE,
Octl3-BZ l6s SuDsriOr-St., Cleveland, o.
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TERRIBLECAsUALTY On Tuesday evening
mar, whose name we were unable to learn,
got upon pony engine at the depot, and
rode 70 the foot Of Vineyard Lane, where he
jumped of. On striking the ground he fell
and was thrown under the locomotive, which
passed over his right leg, terribly mangling
it from the hip down. He was SO much in
jured that his life was dsspaired of. He was
carried to his homo on Pearl street.
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YUBIEKRs KOTIUEs.

FLAGS AND BANNBas.I
Orders promptly filed. Address
6. W. CROWELL CO.,
su2s:la Zl suPsrior-st, Cleveland, Ohio.
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The last exhibition of this beautiful appH.
cation of science to art came of yesterday
evening at the Academy of Music. We are
glad to know that these exhibitions have
been better appreciated of late than at first.
They are assure lily of the highest interest
and value. The stereOptiOOn will always
bs welcome in Cleveland.
DRAMATIC ENTERTAIEHKEF TONIGHT.
This evening, at the Academy of Music,
second Amateur Dramatic Entertainment
will be given, at which will be per-
formed the standard comedy Of
uARRrrn rTvR
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THERE are no pianos superior to the
" Knsbe." 6. A. Barlow has them for sale
ct No. 3, Euclid street. feb. 1: l4I
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AEssRs. BUGGERT & ADAKs, WhOlses,.la
Dealers, have just received st their old
stand NO. I2S Water street, IA extensive
stock OF Boots and Shoes for tba Sprin1
trade. Call and see them. feb.aI.G1as
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Res. & Prsnsl..' PrsuI,o. m.rE.s R.-

ROsO & PrentIss' Prov EIOa Market Rss
pert
Ths following are the rates hAreed By thsm!
Dried Beef-R h.............., Sc
5noaAucrH y .-...lOC
baoon-Or smoked Sides . b............ ..... 2 <C
L2rd-Prime leaf, kettie-rG nd'ed in bbs D n, ,i3kc
Prime leaf, kettle req dered in kegs = b..i35zC
F9rA-No, msAs = Dpi---S
IA AIh Clet2I y DDa IA u
~ No extra charge n. AZ for packages OF carriage
TO railroad depOts or bOe ia Ali articles are warrant
90 strictly prime, and d to anything in tho State
Orders promptly filled Our sugar-cured Hams and
kettle rendered Lard JOs the first premium at tbs
late OHIO State Fair. ROSE 4 PRENTISS,
Nos. l42, Il a. d l46 Ontario-st.. Cleveland
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PoL1cR CoURT-MARcH H1sT.-IntoxicAtion.
ROsanHA Murray, Caroline Dixon, Julia
Grant, Zach sent to the House of Correction
20 dAys- Hugh Porter 50 and cOsts.
Pstit Larceny. - Alfred Griffin, IS and
ssSts; Peter Doyle, SO and costs; James
clifford IS and costs; James Clifford, S. and
costs.
ASssult-JOseph Brown, so and costs.
Assault and Battery.-Henry Hagsr, fined
oDsts.
Keeping House ofIII-fame.-NoIsOnM Mack,
case nolled.
Visiting sams.-GsOrge Dewitt, case con-
tinusd.
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Dispstch from Presideut Lincoln:

WAsHINGToE. March I'd, 1854.
% To David Price Es9 :-SIR-Your invitation to
atteod the Grand Exhibition given by the Sons
Of Malta for the benefit OF the Sanitary Fair, is
received. Should be happy to attend, but the
fact is I am buslly engaged myself in putting
some Southern gentlemen through the various
degrees of the Order at the prent time, and can
not possibly be with you. Some of the eandi-
dates take the obhgst ons Of the Order (which
means obedience to the laws ofthe Unitedstates)
without much reluctance. others require prlcking
up quite sharply by the bayonet OF the q Grand
Conductor General Grsnt.) The more stub
born among the candidates are run over the
trough and rugged way" of ConfscAtion,"
while those who are pronounced incorrigable by
the " Grand Council Of Ten - are tossed by mus
culRr Unisn soldiers upon the uncomfortable
Z" blanket" Of total annihilation. To establish
the Order of the Sons OF Maltta--or any kind Of
order-among the erring brothers and wsyward
sisters who form so large q proportion Of the
population Of the South, is q hereulean task, but
with the assistance of all Union loving ' Sons F"
las well as fathers, mothers, brothers and sis
rers) hope to accomplish it. A terrible exam
pie is being made OF those who prove reereant to
their allegiance and faithless to their obligations,
and when, ia future years, q man Is prompted
by a wicked ambition to raise his hand against
this Union, point in stern and significant warn
ing to the blood stained spot where fell the IN
ip0rtLy Son F'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-03
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BusinoSs Of rbe T,ub-TreAsury.
The bualness Of the Sub Treasury At New YORK
Tuesday wRs as follows:
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The receipts for cnstOT Is were s4ss,OOa-