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est a Movement from Memphis.
A UNION RAipISG PARTY REroKTED TO HAvl
LEFT MEMYHrs ron MISSISSIPPI.

From the Richmond Examiner Dec. 201
An official despatch received at the War Department
yesterday states that expedition left Memphis on the
2st instant moving eastward on the state ine road
BY which designation presume, reference s made 10
the Memphis aud Charleston Railroad The despatch says
THAI the force consists Of brgades Of negro infantry
aud brigade Of white cavalry, and that the advance
had reached Fayette depot'-no doubt La Fayettc'
station on the railroad mentioned which N thirtyone
miles from Memphis The object OF this movement had
not been dovooped when General Taylor reported. II
cannot be directed against General Hoods connIunca
tons as the force s insignificant for that purpose,
aud wonid have march hundred miles before u
would Get General Hoods line Of withdrawal from
his lucklcss Tennessee campaign. Whatever mischief
intended has doubtless been accomplished by this
time and the column has probably returned TO Menlla
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HAVANA, NASSAU, n. p, KINGSTON, JA., AND NEW
ORLEANS.
For NASSAU AND HAvANA-steamship Corsica, from New
Fon KMcsroS, Ja-steamshp Montezuma, from New
Tos NEW ORIEAHs- -steamshp Evening Star, from New
Steamship Yaxoo from New York, Jan H.
Fon enthusiastically Morro Castle, from New York,
Jana
SPECIAL NOTICE.
All letters and packages intended for the NEW YoRK
HKRALD should be sealed.
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! MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

DAHro-DorY-On Sunday, January ], at the residence
Of the BRIDES father y the Rev william Bartlett
ANNIE A. DorY, OF brooklyn No cards.
LArsCH-ELLIor. .-On sunday evening, January !, By
the Rev. Mr. f. X FullsH Captain JoHN J. LATsOn 70
Nm. NARrRA A. ELLIOT.
MnCHxIL-TonKrLx. .-At Hudson City, ON Tuesday,
December a. at ST. Josephfs church, by the Rev. A. l.
venuta, FRANCIs W. MiTCHM1, Of New York, 70 ADB-
LAIDs J. ToHsxE, Of Hudson Oy, N. J.
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no l-ss N-BEAurrrur. GRRCfAs cuRLs
~ from 81 ID 70 sl0O nt Mrs H. rECkltAM'S ladicH
faSh'carbe hairasrssing s-sbhment gsl Grand street
n.s' % d F,pc. El.s%srs gs,Jai Wrsaha ,ls 1c iss
nlpkee. Grecan Cuis loaned aud made OF pciaons
Air II FL
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mlscELLAsEous.

AT cosr PRICE FOR THIRTY DAYS oNIY-FrRsr
~ Ga silver plated rud Cofee Sets wlers Ct
laskrts Casters Tea aud Con- Urns Table cutlery Tool
Ghats Bread slers and khises and ten thonslmd ert
clss suitatic Tor holiday pre- ets and Housekeeping pur
re.cs al E ID. SfOSD's, Cooper Institute aud sstor
plaee First class goods. el iNNs Nt NaMN fh tNM
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sHIPPIN q N E w S

Movements of Ocean gteamsrs.
From xUROPD.
Mails sre forwarded BY every IN the regular lines
The steamers for or fro Liverpool cs q Qoeenstown sx
spt the Canadian ne, which call q Londonderry The
for from the Continent cAn Ct southampton
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hre FaiaR y sssses a4ssa-sr ~ a. 4EsA g 'at
I efN# "a fetr@ aes *n a0tsrAM 4lts X. @m eN#
I A8s" a. f.s sf'tAtsH ~ 42@ satt 2f |4ge1s3
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.AA 81 Tt frswe n' uei8 wvst ~ ssaaas, w rtst4,
fs1Fs ~ ofs4sts asat8 xe
Ns& oE s- Il IL .-.- - -. - I.
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Marine Total Losses and Disasters Re.
ported fn December, 1864.
From record kept by H. Upton, Secretary OF the Ane
rcan shpmAscrs Association have complied the follow
ing losses and disasters for December 1904
etrl1@sa 81 TOTAL LOSSES. tti r e@ag
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N YAnTIAL LOSsRs.
rnoss marked L. lsaky D. dsmAssd = -; p put intes
pors G. eosion; stranded; =. Are; B. returned IN az
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Kirby smith Badly Managing His Third

From the Texas State Gazette, Dec. 1sl
The Confederate government has managed its financial
Affairs this side Of the river badly aud has pursued
Z for months past calculated 70 deprecafe Con-
confedeacy could do II banded together for thai special
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IN o. Gsnsvug LsA We know nos hsw this may prove
Ths ensmy may perhaps juin their packs 70 pun him
down. thsy attempt we must and We VIII stand ny
en wOuh1 - 70 give him sOae in answer 70 cry fos
broad NJ must nos expect impOasiblhies Of BIN. W
Goa y our sauss, for which cannot - suacisnAy
thApkful, viii prove snare and may vosf our rulA
Let the woFS Of strengehening armies be nsw eaS
srSas cCneszn Is s Sur Ara great busiDssA Ihase
4 nothing else u excite eur solbeteadA The
ilIaaTy opeFatons over which the enemy NE q present
tnyeug aEsunt 70 no1hing Sherman may cackls over
few thoassnd bales " that coston VI which have mil
hons and he may sxult the city for which he has
paid ano&heY- thts 70 "a nothing Bu tks Ssioycs
sssnt e} sv srsis ~ nay mot Ms0Ie Tho results Of
the general campaign of lsel sse imnsneely N oar
fnvoE We have redeemed vags ssea - oug Territory,
che town OF Savannah ara al thaswe i've lose, whic
Ne have gaissd mmensely beyond ~ Aisssgipp, and
have cesreAl large portion cf Tennessee and GeOvga
ana Virginia other etassA 1he euayantee and CON
dsiop o1 Ike good fortune 81 100 are 70 bs found y
serengthenlng our armies ~ all.pFactteahls nsanA
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The WOunding OF MosDy.
HIS CONDITION FAVORABLE.

He left Corsair's name for othsr (imes,
Linked with one virsue and . thou@And <StmeA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-23

EDINBUBeH REVIEWING have received
from the American publisher copy of the
Edinburgh Review. The four great Re-
views of Great Britain, of which this is one,
have been given by common consent pre-
eminence among the literary publications
of the world. AL the great questions Of
the times, social, political, literary and sci
entifc, are treated in these pages with a
largeness of thought and vastnessof learn
ing to be found nowhere else in periodical
literature. And yet these reprints are fur
nished for the triAing sum of fifteen dol
lars per year.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-23

In MENoRIAM.-The following resolutions,
adopted by the Phi Delta Society Of Ober-
lin College, on the death of John A. Hurl-
but, one of its members, are transmitted to
US for publication
WHEREAs, We have received intelligence
of the death of our esteemed fellow Phi
Deltan, Mr.. John A. Hurlbut, in Cleveland, ,
Ohio, on the Sd day Of February, 1865,
ResoIved, That we bow in submission to
the Divine Will which has thus removed
from us one of our members. His modest,
uuobtrusive disposition led him to reveal
his inner life to but few. By those who
knew him his worth and ability were ap-
preciatsd.
ResoEved, That we offer our earnest sym
pathy to his parents and friends in their
great sorrow He has fallen in his young
manhood after years of training, without
even having entered upon his life-work !;
vet we know he has not lived in vain. We
rejoice in the hope that our young friend
died believing in the Savior and trusting
in his power to save. ]. W. BREWER,
Corresponding Secretary.
B. B: T. 5 Fa7.' Fa7, Committee.
". 2. G, WRIeHr,J
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-23

TEE FIRE LAST NIGHT.-The alarm of fire
was struck at midnight, and by the time
one could get into the strsst the city and
heavens were all a-glsre with the lurid
light of confsgratiun. A policeman in
passing by the basket and wlllow-ware
shop just in the rear of the drug store No.
l0s, corner Ontario street and Public Square,
owned By Il. Busch, discovered the FIRE
within, which had apparently just caught.
Although he instantly gave the signal the
steamers, which were promptly on hand,
did not arrive until the building and the
adjacent saloon and lunch rooms, of Mr..
Bradley, were entirely enveloped in flames,
with such astonishing rapidity did the
flames spread in the infanmable conteuts
of the basket shop.
Nothing was plucked from the latter, and
little beside the counter was rescued from
the saloon. The wind was blowing very
fresh from the west, and the flames
were driven against the boarding house
adjoining the saloon, kept by Mr.. Erastus
Frezell. This house was quickly opened
to the public by the excited females of the
family, and scores of men rushed in tC
help remove furniture, &c. What ii
noticeab at every fire, was almost ludi
crously apparent hero: many of the busy
bodies, having zeal without knowledge
pitched things right and left; threw mir
rors out of the window and carried boot
jacks down carefully under the arm; tool
pains to see nice chairs safely out into III
street when they would be flung a rod o
SO, and thus disposed of with leg or tw
minus, while bed ticks and mattresses wer
hauled through the mud. If man O
woman CAPT be cool at a fire, can't hel
playing lunstic, they had better sta
away.
The wind shifting, the flames drifted owe
upon Mr.. Busch's drug store and the gro
Gerry of Walsh and McAshon. Many
the articles, perhaps the bulk of the stool
in these establishments, were removed; b.
the buildings were nearly destroyed. Tt
FIRE was quickly put out. Mr.. Frezell
boarding house was saved with but lit
damage done.
The buildings burned, three of them fran
and one brick, belonged to the brothe
John and Joseph Tamblyn, having bee
purchased two years since from Mr.. We,
dell. We could not learn whether the
was any insurance on the buildings, n
could we ascertain how the fire caught.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-23

I MORRIS & Wilson'S MMsTREIs.-This su-
perior troupe gave a third and vefY sue
cessful entertainment at the Academy OF
Music last night. They have drawn larger
houses than any other company of min
strels which have visited US this season.
Their performances are of higher tone
than any other we have heard, aud the in
creased favor with which this company is
received here and everywhere, seems 10
make it evident that negro minstrel enter
tainmentsmust cease to be gross caricaturesl
or cease to exist. This result is perhaps
due, and perhaps it is not, to the revOlu-
tion made, and making, in the status of the
native EthiOp, the great original of the ex-
tempOrized and popular burnt-cork, woody.
wi5ged. negro minstrel of the stage.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-23


TIE ROCHESTER, HomeIDE.-We have al
ready published communication from
Rochester gentleman with reference
to the fatal shooting afTray which occurred
on the 18th inst. The Elyria Democrat
furnishes some additional details, as fol-
lows:
On the evening above named there was
dancing party at the hotel, which is kept
by James Long and his mother, his father
being in the service. Among those present
at the party were the deceased and John
Tsy lor, who we're the musicians. The party
broke up in an orderly manner little be-
fore twelve O'Clock, and the deceased, &C.
companied by his friend Taylor, started for
home. While in the Office room, Mrs Lor z
| got into an alteration with Taylor, con-
cerning q balance which she claimed he
owed her, and the matter was taken up by
her son, James Long, who denounced him
| with horrid oaths, and used the most in
sulting epithets, ordering him to leave the
house. Taylor went out, when Mitchell,
who had already gone out, said to him,
he (Mitchel) would not take that from
any body. Long overheard the remark,
and, stepping towards the door, repeat
ed the offensive epithet, and applied it
to both Of them, when Mitchell turned
around and started towards him. He step
ped back few PAGES into the hall, and as
| Mitchell was about to enter the door he eshO,
him with a single barrel pistol, the ball
} striking him in the left eye, and passing
into the back part of his head. He died
from the effects Of the wound at II O'Clock
on Wednesday night.
The deceased was a veteran soldier, hav'
ing served three years, and received an hon
orable discharge about three months ago
I He is represented by those who know hin
to be a quiet, peaceably disposed youDt
4 man. strictly temperate; and it is said tina
! he saved all his pay ss a soldier, and sen
q | it home to his widowed mother.
8 Long was Immediately arrested and he'll
a to bailin the sum of 81, $40, by Justice Jones
a in default of which he was com mitted to tb
8 Jail in this village, to await his trial. A
a he is to be tried by jury for the offens'
I we refrain from any further comments
relation to this shocking affair, which he
! aroused deep feeling Of indignation
e Rochester where the parties are well knOwr
h The 0berlin Nelos adds that an examine
6 tion was made by Prof. Weber, NJ. D,
I this city, but the ball was not found unit
d after the death of Mitchell, when it wi
10 found TO have passed entirely through tt
d brain, rebounded against the back of Il
- skull, aud re-entered the brain. Mitch
v, was formerly member of the Sd Ohio Ca
" airy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-23

FIRES IN 0BwELL-The new store Of Mar
tin Merryfeld was burned on Saturday
morning last. The fire is supposed to have
caught in the upper story from pipe mis-
placed or blown out of the chimney by the
high wind of the previous night. The floor
was covered with shavings and litter which,
it is probable, spark ignited. Most of the
goods were saved. Loss about S., 900.
The tavern in Orwell, owned by the same
man, caught fire few days previous from
pipe in the gsfret. A part of the root
was destroyed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-23

DEATH OF A RETURNED PRIsoNER.-Edwin
J. Lathrop, company n, 5th Michigan cav
airy, whose arrival at the Home was no
ticed in our last issue, died yesterday FORE
noon about eleven o'clock. He was on his
way homo to Concord, Jackson county,
Michigan, and stopped here, perfectly ex-
hausted, to recruit somewhat before resum-
ing his journey. But he has got his last
discharge.
Undertaken Howlsnd removed the body
to his establishment, where it will be kept
few days until the mother Of the deceased
shall hAYe arTiYed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-23
IBINAtCIAL 6 COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
MoRN1Ne LEADER OFFIoI.


WIpsEspAY EVEsIEs, March 22, 1850.
Financial and eommerc al affairs In Few forh
to -day were decidedly steadier and hrner' ana
the indicati rs were that tbs decline had aDou'
reached bottom, but this should By no means De
taken for granted, for 1t must be remembered tnat
the very same cAusee which operated to produce .
decline to present figures still exist, II possible with
auamented forco, and 50 long IS these continue
,imilsr Effects to those already produced should be
Icoksd for as among the immediate probabilities.
JrdgioR from vhnt has already transPirsd, We cen
"a, no sood reason, with continued military sue
oss,s, vhy gold sh,pld not go to lower figures
than vet attained, and in ths event Of rs'umP-
tin sf the demand from Europe for 6oVernm' n
securities, sucl would undoubtedly Be tne case
Our di.pa,ehel f. on New ok to night o of'' 'he
markrt still very mueh unsettled, and tbs adSNnee
of the morning was lost in the afternoon, and 70
night the rate closed at IS "a The STICK market
closed without essential change from yesterday
! though generally little armer.
In the LEGAL money market thsre is 70 ne" iea
ture Currency Is il good supply, and the demand
I, light, VT ieh Bankers encourage By maintaining
the greatest caution in the matter Of discounts =
Exehange is steady at Is Of buying and par selling
The sales OF 7-SOs at the Second National SanA
to-day we're S42,5O0.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-23

STREET IMPROVEMENTS Fine stone cross
walks have been laid across Ontario street,
from the Public Square to Huron street, and
tho whole street has been thoroughly
cleaned by the removal of muck. Superior
street is receiving like attention in common
with various other streets, and the city has
already a heater appearance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-23
MONEY ORDERS

On all the principal cities in the country
for sale ct the Cleveland Post Office at the
following rates
For amount not exceeding $40 1Oc.
&" q" exceedings1O and under $40 15c.
" exceeding $40 and under $50 zoe.
mchI4:F
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-23
IRREGULARITIES /!

These Drops a-e aTcIsntincally compounded auid
preparation, end bett,r than any pills, powders or
nostrums. Being liquid, ihei action is direct and
positive tering them reliable, SPesdy aod eer-
tain specific for the cure Of sn Obstructions and
supprsssiOns Of Nature.
Their popularity is indicated BY the fact that
over COO bottles are annu ny sold and consumed
b. the ladlsI Of ths United States, and every enc
Of them tpsak in the strongest terms Of praise Of
Their grsst msrits.
They are speedily taking the place Ofsvsry O:hsr
female rtmsdy, and are considered By dealers, con-
sumers, pbysieisns, and ali who know aughs Of
Them as the Burest, safest and most infsisbIs pre-
pa alton In the world for the cure Of all female
complaints. the removal Of all ObStruOtiOns Of Es-
iure, aud the promotion Of health, strength aud
regularity.
Explicit directions, stating when they may bo
uied, snd explaining reasons Why and when th'y
should not bs ussd without producing results Ton
trary to the eOurIs of Natures chosen laws, win be
fund carefully folded around each bottle with the
signature Of Dr.. JOHN L. LION, without Which
one ars gsnuins. Thsy are prepared at The Ia
loratOry Of JOHN L. LYON, N. D., No. s5 chSpsl
street, NsE Haven, Conn, who can Be consulted
sithsr personally or BY mall Enclosing stamPl eOn-
corning all private diseases and mAls wsaknsSsss.
c. 6. CLARK q CO.,
GenI As'.S for United States and Csnsdas.
For sale in New York By
DEMAs BARNES CO.,
No. q Park Row,
F. o. WELLS Co,
No. lis Franklin street
b. B. HELMBOLD,
No. 594 Br. adEay,
CHAs. n. ORITIENTON,
ko- IS sixth Ayen1e,-
AMI all druggists and aEotheeariss in the Sfy and
country.
LOAD SMITH, IVES orn Agents, Chicago, III,
dsels;R1-7tAHEras&t DyTEiEyaRysH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-23

A VALUABLE PUBLIoITIoE.-We have re-
ceived from its author, Mr.. J. H. A. Bone,
of the Cleveland Herald, a copy of his
pamphlet on petroleum and Petroleum
Wells" It is very readable little pro-
duction, answering the questions, "What
Petroleum is, Where it is found, and What
it is used for; Where to sink Petroleum
Wells, and How to sink them," and fur
nishing description of the oil regions of
Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ohio.
OF course it does by no means exhaust the
subject, but it will be found to contain Jest
that sort of information which multitudes of
people wish to know, who have heard, read
and been confused by reading and hearing,
q great many loose and indefinite things
concerning this new, yet cid, mineral and
agent, Petroleum.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-23

PERsoxAL.-Captain 0. s. B. WALL of
oberlin, the newly commissioned colOred
officer, started Monday morl ing for Hilton
Head, to report tc General saxten. We have
already noticed the fact that he was pre-
ssnted with an elegant sword, valued at
$50, by his friends in oberlin. On the scab-
bard is inscribed tho words: "God speed
the Right"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-23

GLANcIEs ABoUT.-The river was made
lively yesterday afternoon by the antics of
the tug Peter Smith. "Peter" frisked
about, screamed, and made other demon
strations of Joy very much like those of a
nimhla boy lust let loose from school.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-23

CAPTAIN CoLL1Ns.-We understand that
Captain Collins was considerable better
yesterday. It is hoped and believed he
may now recover. His wife, who was at
Murfreesboro, Tenn, was notified on Mon
day of his alarming illness, and will prob
ably arrive here to day, or tomorrow.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-23

HIGH SCHOOL ExHBITIoN.-There will be
an exhibition, rhetorical and gymnastic,
at the Central High School Hall this after
noon, beginning at two o'clock. We have
no doubt the pupils will acquit themselves
with credit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-23
MARCH BOTH, 1864.
DEsIRABLs REAL ESTATE and GOTHIC
C0TfAGE. ON KIlSnAN STREEC.

o Gu ter son will II a. aucto on thur day,
Ma. eh IT, on the premises, At ten O'Clock A. n,
a Goth C Cotta.e bLuss, No. AT KinsmAn street,
snd tn e. (3) ACRES of nd this property has q
frontage OF 200 feet on Kinsnan ltreet, end run
making a total iroutsge of 500 feet The House
con aims thirtsen TooTs stands back 200 feet from
the street, has been recently impruvod and en-
HOUSES, fruit ees, grape Viaes shIubbsry, a.,
&C Terms OF sale made knJWn on day Of sale.
pnch0I.IQg
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-23
EousarLsI.
AND RAIR WORh.
/. BE's NEW ESTABLIBEAKEE.
FUR TARqEsT TX TtHH ETATE

EN. D Us NEW ESTABLIBEAkAts
EHE LARGEsI II TIE STATE,
on W,1 uRuHE Aal LADIES' HlIB nREfSIha
&c PUBLIC SQUARE,
FfNsn1iaoturaf ef A0 kinds og WIGS, inolpdlIf
tie oalsbrats1
TLLUSIoR WIG, AZ
that 30 resembles nature - 70 defy the 6loSsni
sarutipy. very large and beautiful stock Of
long HAIR, Drought BY the proprietoE from
TuroOo, Tor SWITCHES and DRAIDS-tha Ensgs
nssortraent ever soep tl this city.
Ladies' frent Pieces ana AAlf.HigS,
In svsry styla, With al improvements.
gxrs or OUBLS, mads from French EHturs'
Carlsd Hair lguArsztesd-l
supFHE DOUBLE sad TRIPLE BOWS,
WATERFALLs, &C.,
Isasds hy ths advertiser, equal 70 those imported.
Lsdiass nraids made into any kind Of Head-DrsEl
NJ Boa without inlurJ 80 Switch.
LADIES HAIR DRESSING IN the ncst pFsVai
pRand fashionabls styles
sFAn work warranted ~ Represented.
E0T and COLD BATHS at I'D hours eeea
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-23

HENRY DUcoLoN.-This unfortunate per-
son will suffer the penalty of the law for
murder, on Friday, in Toledo. Gov. Brough
has informed Sheriff Lands that the exc
cution must take place on the expiration of
the reprieve-24th inst.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-23

OLD Music CoME AsAEs-For several
months our ears have not been saluted by
the voice of the Lake. But stiff south
west wind yesterday aroused him, and
made him an excellent baritone. 1t seems
good 70 hear this old acquaintance again
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-23

A. & G. W. AND ERIE RAILROADS OPEN TO
NEw YoRK.-The following dispatch was
received last night from J. H. Mcrford,
Superintendent of the Mahoning Division
of the A. K G. W. Railway:
EDITOR LEADER: The lines of road be-
tween Cleveland and New York, ria Atlantic
& Great Western aud Erie Railways, are
now open, and on and after tomorrow,
March 23d, trains will run on regular time.
The breaks caused BY the high water are all
repaired.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-23
FRIDAY, MARCH PATH, 1866.
GOOD HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

AT AUOTI0N..................BY o. OUTIER q son
GthouIe No. Is johnson street.
o. Cutter Son Vill sell on Friday, March 18th,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, A N ct House No. Is
Johu son street. the entire Furniture in said house.
consisting Of Mahogany Tets-a-;ete, Mahogany
Hair-ssst Chairs, Mahogany and csne-ssat oCks =,
Marbl4 Top Centre Table, nice Hall Hat hack
LouI ge, Gilt Frame Mirror, FrS nch ard Cottage
Bedsteads, res Jog Bureaus, Washstaafs. Set
nice Chamber Furniture complete. Three-ply,
Ingram and Hemp Carpet, stair Carpets, OIL
Cloths, Hair aud Husk Matt asses. Pill oWs, Win
dow shades, Clocks, Liking aud Kitt bea TABLES,
Coal STOW 5, Cooking stoves, Crookery, Glassware,
Kitchen Ut nsils, &C. Also wood and Coal. House
Cash. bAnkab.e funds. mch2l:l95
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-23

DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures hvtulency, weak
nsss and general debility
il msAes the weary ambl'
ti-us, the feeble strong
the tebuitated he lthy-
for It enables the PaIl5Hi
10 take plenty OF healthy
food, which Is tha Aorenl
Of the body.