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U.yOyx NJ new Toneueni. containing se
II ven roons eydney MAin street, Jus, above the n
far Gronnds. and inuediA,ely oppo~se the neeeds -
Church nhss ah nece.s.ry sno nne s0'
rss ss,sss ks ever .ppsy 70 RAWLINGS BoLLApAy.
d,is-v :, ~ Dor Main and lih .,rss...
uIOR RENr.-A Tesasso v.etcry, ~ eresen. eeea- a
II prd ey pornin. corner u 10 aud Cary STREETS
A.o rsr-y Dvchsr street, between 18Th
and so,h streets For terms apply 10 ,.,xr, so. m
nole-u Wm- fALAkn, eoN w.
u.NOe RENT.-yivs good RooMs above ssore for -
II rent In the yard hey also have an entrance -
a SSs,y !; poN No s . Nam street
UNoR RENT, and possession given Immediately, two =
u sooj lodgings store No. 81 hA.n ,6ss.s
<NPruCE FOR RENT.-Thc ennee q. presen, occupied
n h. (vbo about removing 70 Goddns HAM,
&c second story OF bndng corner NAN ana
Possession ca. be osAned nmedAtsv ashtso-
osisoT once Rieepend rre A.eciaion.
MON RENT.-Ths second sssry the Jsvehy
II s,ore Of Main and Pearl sireets, ~
.u,,ah for lob printing shop lodging -
-a in tood condition. With modern inprovensn's Apply
scS-N %. =. ~. .rso-
NOR RENT.-Apd posession given irmedistsy, -
ted Loue.rdy Alley hiey IN the occupancy OF TIE sub
ssriesr. tssJ-sl W. WALLACE soNs
uNgR RENT.-A large Ware House. on the north side -
~ OF bank, suitable for Commission
iiousr. Appayto RAwLIHGsA HoLLADAr -
ieia Dor. Main and n st..
STORE FOR RENT.-Ths lately occupied ~ r.
- H. Taylor music siore On Governor ssss Ssvssn Main
H. TaYLoR as rsaovsd 10 No. iss .,rest iOth
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THE CENTRAL HOTEL,

CSITCkrED tie 81 0rsee and sh streets, rfonua
The OF the oapo square ans near 10 u'
Washington Aonunent, hash rthd aad nov In mos' COM
ps-te order. i
The locality point ooutiguy To Business being adjacent
merchant rnhs and Warehouse
together Of the bssatifni
Afforded pubne edlsey In frS Mt. render
with such advantages the proprietor Appree
t-s meet Who'll
the Of all who favor him with their
| de7S-du FRANCIS J. SMITH, Proprietor
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INSURANCE OFFICES, &C.
Fire Insurance, Marine insurance.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY,
ovrcs No. isi MAZE sr.sxs. Rlozsosp.vA


20 ovucs No. isi MAZE sr.nxs. Rioz.e.D. Va
DASH CAPITAL, 5000. 600.
HARrkaxpi Ia 81 having daring s sriisnee 81 twenty
HiLiiSS OF DoILxsss rsisr. to y. s.os, Of N.
past a. .ss,des sss ss,y ess sssans for sss n,ss.
her e..s, AID Capital used 70 promote shs success Of hs'
o1SIsrsL ana Mssssss. sas.,ry ~ N. ,,,u,.s
rsss s.; become familiar "a. n Interests, md % g.n,
,hs sih lead 10 insure ssssr.sy ana give ss,ii.sSsa
To Farmers and oosnry nom The v.J
In ssSss S.sss q sa A
App,e.tons fer n Addressed 10 ne Prs'
wn,l.. wn.s.. Jr, s.sr,ssy phis~iy
KS ss a. SsT srss r.
hrzsASs 9S0sssEnl .
HS;i1s 5ass1.Sss q. 1 s:. o.is... and ,.s
fersgn or soAsuss A goods ey inland per
Policy in any case. and o.,ns for lose. y
sdjssssd and pA'd promptly. l-l HHa ffn
John Purcell, Thomas 4. rriss.
E.es d, ss.' at a. s.f, t Ss:i.s. C.
esrrsu .. watson. i.a psslsp,
Roscoe D. EsasS.' joan 3. ea.pe:
sssa J. ssri,.sa, LaIsn W. sS a,...s,oss. '--
Joseph Z Andsrsoa, Emanuel Miller,
senn " "hs'as -. =. "a. d. Skinksf'
JH. HosvAss,. sse,y i.ss
FIRE, MARINE AMP LIFE INSURANCE.
sSad pl G CIV eo raSr kss ana @
VSHls long estAb,shei
sooa osss Win asssh and surplus Of sa4oc The boar
as,Us .,, any .s =; die
ia.sd and promptly to due share Of the PusN
~ Ne policy Zee Msr,a. M:s, taken hi
| $500 ~o>AA-s
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- 80 80 - a.
ny and after EO'enbs 9th, The Road VIII run a,
rnirss LEAVE yon TrrHnaBuAa
srprss', through Passenger daily, Sundays creep
Nall through Pas,enger daily At - on I ~
Accommodation and freight, tTvsekiy, Wis Mon
day. Wednesday and friday, a.
I.Ans LnAyH rsrsHaSuao KoHzoEp.
txpress hroash passenger daily 81 NJ
NAL Aad Through pAasenser, daily, Except Ban-
AsecannOdaon and freight. tivc:iiy, Wis: Mon NJ
1'' r .S- Icy g.. ~ n
passenger car will be attached coal twain which eax,.
HehIaond, daily, eSetpl Sundays, At 6.lb A A.
Pits At 1l< and At the sum nit DeDotb1 ia n - 'hs
The EEPTess Trains will only stop At The halfway Italian "A
take up or pat down way passengers "
Ies Han trains S SOP When there up
Hnl End Pert WAlthsr Juncslons. - -' N'o'"
Tbs $500 nmedaoa vain win all the regular stopping p..
eesUhen here are passengers 70 take o
The rEpTeS and NAL Trains Richmond connect With N.
Houthsrn Trains Petersburg Weldon Rsleg Wnn a.
LhIoesh TEXTS 70 Weldon can be procured In
Ths trains from Petersburg connect Al Rlohp,onA ~ 40,
northern rans for wEshingto BEmore Ge ThroaSh sl ,
NAshnion baltimore and Phnsdphs, procured M
81 once FstersburE.
Fare for white person.. n a.
ohuJrsn ever and no, IA years Of ss.. al
oosd persons VII permitted In he hrs ella a. car,
Whsn IN atisndanos infant oh1den sk pesons au,
re5a1g hs care which The Tor vhI psrso
dissoun cents win be allowed on each far, VIE, ,,.
are .. ihs Once and 70 getting cars whs,
srs VIII $40 that retained ~ he ono nd "a
asi y spr,ssy ssisd Ga The hat hsy "
Ones RAR.R n %. Nov Oh. issf.
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hardware.
JOHNSTON q BRANsFORD, :
q lMfoKfExs AND ptALRKs ~ =

~ 4ht 81 Hifi ~ LI ..t
II HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, &C.,
l-si son or TIE CROSSE saw s-t
IL. Il H.tr . No. ia Man esnsrv. t.r-...f o.
XNx are nov In receipt Of our ran and - . -
w plsts inportAtious Of rnglish, french spd MI
asvuan Hardware. osussy. ouna &c a.e. the
largest and bet assorted stoek Of Domestic hard-
u has teen good be able ",
fer We you'd resp cny solicit examination
stock By Intends and The p1bc generally
parchassa dst<rmusd 81 psopi
The Cnion.
Baehs wos,enhom's Redssrs Peeist Table Cat
lery. rctssor and Rasors
House nrnishns Hardware. Of svsry hind &
-, Farming utensls Of every vaTisty
NAfs-Cct and wrcuxht baehsnth . D.. u l n 90
oArpsntsu. Maehlnist' and oeps svery
vnsniA and Grnns Horse and Mule shots Horse shoe
-, - II 7. q \ I - = - ~ :
Kitchen hxtnrea &C. '.
4 p 'If Aiso,
Assnis nrovns Platform balances and The Hsv Maven
AIney Company Volcanic Repeating rs Ars
oesnry merchant yin 10 s,. u. cali
sells strl' JOHNSTON q BRANsToRD.
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'EUE ~ ISL ". ~ Consequence Of continued ~
u health tag detcrri1ed n sell hs "
AGRICULTURAL MACUINE MANILA CTopy
s NE hAOHNERY, 10. The Bui1Fs occupy iot 20 bv ~
an az street bttsen Sh and oih streets especially
ahaptsd V t blfneu ne Harhnsry neay ev aod arris
- sfissn Horfe Possr Engine an IN perfect order
li esAhahnfnt Joys extensive paronrFe and offers
and probable business " ''1-s' ~ = WV
Tssir Accountability
se2s-aa NJ BALDWIN
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H a r. DIV a RE. ~
FALL IMPORTATION, 1858.
rRo..r n. II. mOOnE& co, ..
tl-t. IMPORTERS AND DEALERs IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE,
= a ~ RsAr s,rs<s. hshnead. Virginia
RI IN rscs ship n Rablnson. and steamship oy
n Of wAshington, New York Liverpool.
pemnghsn ehsned Hsrdu- nom the rnan.
ufaetors In his soeny, nall supply % American Hardware
Their Ec have beeu purcbsd the
and selected particularly for The Virginia North o.oa
trade They prvp.r,1 10 o1er
merchan visiting this city, and respectfully nvis them
Inc their stock before $>Stuw eisrvhere
To rsoxSr goods v Be o1srsd small 3D.
RI ORDER carefully ana proupsiy attended TO- saso
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RICHMOND AVID nHNvIII.r nAILnn.n ~

HICHmoND AND DANvIGI.F RAILROAD 90
< hEW IRgIeHT ARR1IHgMENTs
a. ano aher tfth heptemboy, IDS Company ~
80, eslvs meght o. Al Kinds A. Dauvie, other t
stelgn On the road. Also, freight Lynehburg
ELSEWHERE On the ne, tnd ship
GREE OF OHAR0E
Yor foTNadlng, BY deanee sailing vessels An dlress
Ihe halroad fsiFht nay be PREPAID.
uhea requested wv '''s"e''
lnmrance easctei 70 any port IN ne Us
Vonfuqfa hvairT themselves
ays er produce IN nc very order and u rsn8 ,f1
agent ~ Richmond. ' ~ ''' N''''' F'"s"
ans and others purchasing goodt North can
lhh le sc pIopsTy prepared, Tor directly
~ " Ffegh dgsn and hs regt may Be pad here or
DanVlle, lTnchburE Or farther West neressayy -
rHucalH viiuen ntiruoions should be furnished NE On
49,. ge't IN ever instance. OHAA. CAMPBELL,
d
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MANUFACTURER
S WIN G S b A N K.
CHARTERED By TIE LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA
rENHIS INSTITUTION viii receive Deposltes, on which
an interest 81 sts cent paid all
manning dp0e LONGER than sx months and ave when
remaining q perisd.
ornas-Athe Hardware Store Of J. srox Co. n Main a.
and At the Banking House Of r. II. MAuRr
Aad Wall streets. q. WORKMAN, Presdsni
d. HARER Jr, Secretary.
O. J. sIHr0S, Treasurer.
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nIsSOLrTIoN.-Tbsh rm Of cop.on 4 orump A,s,L
@ 40 tnSnet vas By mutual yea on The
- -~---- - - D SteF-
Richmond. Va sep,sabsr s;h, 1853.
W. aLOPEOT VIZ rontlnue ne busss1s Of ly-b,ee,
$40 fngnssr = Ne once occupied ~ Coptou and orarsp
70 10 up-iff Naln street. Rirrnoni anl oas ~ NJ
.sgsAi ,'f'i'e1 70 hfiends and the public generally
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IN AND AFTER TBE 1sr June, Nsn1
- we following .ticiss vl Re carried bstsecu yA
,ef.uff and any Depot on The Richmond Danvins -
- above NE function a. charges carried btsesn
ani ne sane Dep1s and bcfacsn Depot on Inc
soam sae aaeove The Junction" and Richmond
carrsd 70 Pet rsburF hfda on bores
Groceries 80 - - 'Ne'' ~"
An articles INTENDED 10 be sent ,h,suy Rr,oo5 IA ar ,,or
t On w houh Hde r. r., shove elton be charrei
we sane s Hcafried through CITY Point Peier.burg
o. uANPHFLI.
General Superintendent ADR n
q ". AITsOp.
N.Y. Hupt Tran sportatIan n m n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-13
FOREIGN NEWS.
FURTHER BY THE NIAGARA.

RI KIN liz nj I'M -NAa@Ah-h
NEw YoEK, Aug. II.
The steamship BoIrussi arrived at Southampton
on the evening Of the 2sth.
The race for the GOOtwOOd Cup resulted IN the
triumph Of Saunterer, Fisherman coming in sec
ond Nothing else was Mar them. Only eight
horses ran. The American horse Charleston was
the last but one Prioress did not start
Mr. Murray, owner Of Sa lnterer, is said TO have
won f2O 600 on the race.
The harvest receiptsfrom ireland are very salts
factory. The potato blight had not made its sp-
pearance 70 any appreciabe extent.
The papers give an account Of grand banquet
10 Mr. Mason, the American Minister 10 France, on
his visiting France
LoNDoN, Saturday. The Times city article says
the funds opened yesterday with great animation,
with slight advance, and all the day the market
was less buoyaut, bu; il still presented good ap-
pearance.
EINDlA.-On the 18th Sir Hope Grant gained a
brilliant victory at Newaqusge, near Lucknow,
capturing large number OF guns, and diving the
enemy across the COgra. The celebrated MOulvic,
for whom fifteen hundred pounds had been offered,
was killed.
Dude continues much disturbed
The Governor General, on receiving Lord Ellen
borough despatch, issued proclamation giving
an amnesty to all but murderers. The results are
not yet known.
The details OF Sir Hope Grants victory near
Lucknow, state that the rebels were nearly 10000
strong, and their loss was coo men and guns
The British had killed and 30 wounded. The
fight lasted three hours and the rebls were utterly
routed. A good effect was anticipated
rebel Rajah had surrendered in Rohlcund,
where the rebels were also being put down
FRANCE -Rumors were current that a cOnspi-
racy against the Emperor had been discovered al
St Ettene; but these want eonhrmat on.
TURxEY.-Fresh disturbances modify very much
the grave character Of those which announced the
ha Moutara hu fhs- Turks
ARABIA.-TwO hundred Of the people engaged
in the massacre of the christians at d DJeddah had
been arrested.
The schooner Col Cook, from Liverpool for De
II o pat into Queenstown, July 3Oth with the loss
Of foremast, decks swept, &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-13
GRAND CELEBRATION.

ST. JOHNS N F. July IL
Mr.. Field left here in the Niagara for New York
at 5 O'Clock this evening. The Niagara was toWet
out by the Po,cupne which returns 20 Ports
mouth.
The Gorgon leaves on Saturday for Sidney.
Yesterday there were most joyous demonstra
tious at the success of the Atlantic Telegraph en-
terprise, and everything wore the appearance Of
gala day.
The banquet to Mr.. Field in the evening was a
most splendid affair. At o'clock this evening
the celebration ball commenced at which were
present the Governor, Lieut.. Governor, Cyrus W.
Field, the Chief Justice and all the other Judges
of the Supreme Court, Capt Hudson, and officers
OF the Niagara. Capt. D1ymon, and officers Of the
Gorsou, Mr. WhiIehOuse, &c., and the leading
Numbers Of society Of St Johns
Alter the evening had passed in the most pleas
ant and delightful manner, the assembled company
adjourned at twelve O'Clock for supper, which was
cot up in the most perfect taste. Walter Given,
Esq, President Of the Chamber Of Commerce, pre-
sided The Queen, President, Expedition and Sir.
Field, we're toasted, and other toasts were given.
Dancing was resumed and the party broke up AZ
O'Clock in the morning.
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ss2dxxsnsg
GROVER AND BAkzR's FAN

Ist. Cotton is used IS it is purohased-On sPOOls
without rs-Einding; saving time, trouble and
waste.
ID. The trouble and Psrpls1ity Of hliing shut
tie, las In other machines is in this avoided no
shuttle Is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. is very simple yet strong in construction,
easily learned and kept in order, and does not re-
quirs to be taken apart to be oiled.
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
BlSr, and will not rip though every fourth stitch
be cut
5th. The stitch Is zs elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
This Machine embroiders beautifully.
Ladies' and oIhers interested in the saving O
labor sre invited to call at the sales room Of the
subscriber and sEanins for themselves. The
EbOvs machines are freely shown and samples o
work given at all times.
The services of lady and the use of amaehin'
san be obtained by the day in families by calling
st the room of 8fr. Hopkins. Terms 81 ,5Oper dsy
SAMUEL HoPKISs.
Northrop 4 Spangler's Block,
uh30d6m.lsa Superior St. up stairs-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-13

Protection AGAINST LIGHTNING. - s u.
CUsHNAS Dear ST-YOur favor OF the 25th
Is at hand. l have never had any pecuniary
interest whatever in the furnishing or put
ting up Of lightning conductors, and my only
object in devoiing SO much time to the subject,
is 70 benefit my fellow-creatures; the accom-
plishing of which is the highest reward this
earth can give Ny investigations and re-
searches have been continued for upwards of
forty years and the memoranda have gathered
on the subject are probably the most extensive
in existence.
Your conductor possesses q very great ad
vantage in being in a single piece. a large
rod cannot be made in one piece of sufficient
| length, without joints, and no rod should con-
sist Of more than one piece. By placing to-
gether three or more wires, large rod is OBJ
| tained, all in one continuous conductor, and
without Joints. The rod needs no polishing or
plating, OF gold. or silver, OF platina, or other
metallic points. The ends of the rod may be
| ground, or filed to a sharp point.
In illustration of the frequency of thunder
storms and the danger Of neglecting protection,
I will mention that during the month Of July,
/ 1854, we recorded ihundeT-stoTas at places
/ within the field Of our research or twenty
seven of the thirty one days Of that month,
during which thiriy-nine persons were killed
| uN AEuALtuE 4AS A-N---
tnunder-storms in July, 1854, were the first
third, twelfth and fourteenth. Dwelling
houses should have a conductor upon every
chimney. and if there be a cupola on the
house, that should he furnished with 8 con-
ductcr also. The conductor should extend
one foot or more above the top Of the chimney
or cupola, and extend down to, and into the
ground to the depth Of permanent moisture
a barn fifty feet in length should have three
conductors, one on each end, reaching from one
foot or more above the ridge pole 10 and into
the ground to the depth of permanent N Iisture
and one rod in the middle The middle rod
will Of necessity be run over the root, and tc
guard against contact with nails, piece o.
wood of SIX inches in thickness should be laiC
under it in three OF four places, to keep /
above the shingles School houses particularly
require protection against lightning. 1t wit
afford me qualification to be Of service, dc
Yours Respectfully, E. MERRIAM.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-13

CHANeE.-We exceedingly regret to learn
that E Il. PHILLIPS, Esq, Superintendent of
the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, is about to
retire from the position he has SO faithfully
and eficisntly filed. to assume the duties Of
Superintendent of the Boston and Worcester
Railroad, and viii for the future reside in Bos-
ton. Mr. PHILLIPS has been superior officer,
and his resignation will leave void not easily
filled. His resignation will take effect about
the middle of September or the first of October
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
PROM NEW YORK .


NEw YoRK, August II.
The Joint Committee Of the Common Council OF
New York on celebrating the laying Of the Allan
tic Cable, having determined to celebrate that
event by salute Of 100 guns and national salute
with ringing Of all the church bells Immediately y
upon the transmission Of the reply OF the President
OF the niled States to her Majesty Queen Veto
ia, and with bOnhres and Examinations on that
day and also by military and CIVIC procession
some days thereafter, TO be followed by munich
pal dinner, which festivities are understood and
expected to take place simultaneously with these
in the city Of London and throughout Great Britain
and the Continent, would reques. the citizens
throughout the United States and British Prov
uces TO unite with them and order their festivities
10 take place at the same time and IN the same or
der, Of which due notice viii be given
By order of the Committee.
C. T. McCLENACHAN, Sec'y.
In addition TO the above il is suggested that a:
/ soon as the Presidents reply to the Queen shal
have passed over the eastern wires, the wires o
/ an the telegraph lines in the country shall b
united and the words Of greeting between thes'
two distinguished persons be thus instantly trans
mitted TO every city, town, and village having
telegraph station, and Immediately thereafter ina
all the bells in the country be rung for one nour
I and such other demonstrations Of JOY be made a
I the citizens Of various localities may deem prope
] aud eXpedient
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-13
FIRST DESPATCH.

ST. JOINS. n. f. Aug. H.
To the Associated Press On the Wednesday
before left London, the Directors Of the Atlantic
Telegraph Company unanimously decided that at
ter the cable was laid, and the Queens and Presi
dents messages transmitted, the line should be
free several We ks soley for the use Of DR.. White
house, Prof. Thompson, and other electricians, 10
enable them to thoroughly test the various modes
of telegraph ng, so that the directors might de-
eide which was the best and most rapid manner for
future use for it was considered that after the line
should be once thrown open TO business It would
be very difficult TO obtain it for experimental pur-
poses, even for a short time Due notice viii be
given when the line will be ready for business and
Of the tariff Of prices
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PROM NEW YORK.

New YORK, Aug. T.
The Joint Telegraph Committee Of the Common
Couuci have voted 10 have two celebrations Of the
Cable achievement, one as soon Is the first mes
sage is received, to consist Of 100 guns from the
Park. and national salutes at other points, the
ringing OF bells and Nominations and display Of
fireworks in the evening The other is to be .
rrander affair and will take place after the arrival
here Of the Niagara with Cyrus w. Field, and
simultaneously with the citizens Of London.
The citizens Of Brooklyn are talking Of giving 3
public reception and dinner to Capt Hudson, Of
the Niagara, and also propose 10 have general
Illumination Of the city on The occasion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-13

CAMPHENE ExPLosToN.-A eamphene lamp al
the hotel of Mr.. A. ". Moody, Brunswick Up
exploded last week, Tuesday evening. Mr.. n
was seriously injured, the skin upon his face
was completely burned of There being pres
ent in the room a number of individuals, the
fire was quickly subiued. The lamp was hung
up in the ro1m at the time of the explosion
Medina GaSeffs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-13

THE SPY-That infamous and obscene black
mail sheet, the Spy, we understand is to be re.
vived A day or two since Ormsby, the pub,
Usher, called on one Of our merchants and
desired TO look at his card The merchant
gave him card, when the fellow coolly put II
in his pocket, saying that he would insert it in
his paper as an advertisement, and send bill
for it, and walked off. A day OF two after
wards, the merchant called on Omsby and
warned him not TO insert the card in his filthy
sheet The fellow agreed not to do II, if the
merchant would pay him thirty dollars
The Spy has been a deadly disgrace to the
city, has created many heart-bumings, and in
one instance came near being the means OF
causing the death Of woman by shooting.
The sheet should not be allowed to be issued,
and At is high time that our do nothing Council
enforce its ordinance against obscene Publiea-
tions.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-13

EE. RUFFIN has one of the finest sssort-
ments Of Hats and Caps in the city, which he
has concluded to close out at the lowest prices
ever heard of Let farmers and mechanics make
note Of this. Remember the bargains are Il
be had at E Rufini's, 81 Superior st. aug 6