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WAsHINGTON NEWS.

WASHINGTON, June %.
The opinion among gentlemen connected
with the diplomatic corps is, that although
the governments of Europe not engaged In
the present hostilities are desirous of IL hope
for peace, the complications are so great that
there is almost an impossib!lity of prevent
ing general war. In such an event, there
is no doubt that Russia will array herself
with France.
S. Calwell is the lowest bidder for supply
ing the Philadelphia navy yard with coal
Under the advertisement Of the Bureau
of Navy Yards and Docks, Walden Porter
will supply the Gosport and Brooklyn Navy
Yards and the Naval Asylum of Philadelphia,
and Philander Aims the Boston Navy Yard.
All the bids for supplying coal are unusu-
ally low, being within four dollars per ton,
and some as low as three dollars and fouateen
cents This is the first letting under the re-
cent law requiring coal for naval purposes to
be procured by contract, having previously
been purchased by the coal agents
The bids for some of the other stores advor-
tised for by the Bureau Of Navy Yards and
Docks, exhibit the fact Of artful calculations
with view Of securing the awards; as an in
stance writing paper is offered Mt several
mills only q ream, the proposor being aware
that there is comparatively but little Of il
used while high prices are charged on other
articles the design being to secure lower
aggregate bid than the other competitors, who
are not so well acquainted with this particular
trick Of the trade but which is not uncom.
mon ingoheringssfOr Government contracst.
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Leoturen on the We.l elde.

DR.. Banning will, by DESIRE lecture, on
West Side, ON the philosophy of dress, furni-
turs, and the various uses and abuses of the
body, with regard to the proper relations of
fathers and sons mothers and daughters, and
the development Of health and symmetry the
production Of weaknesses, deformities, and yari-
Gus obstinate, familiar maladies, and will also
give the remedies.
Lectures to be given in Sandford's Hall, at
8 P. NJ, on Tuesday of this week, before both
adies and gentlemen and at p N. on Tues
dapy, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, beio
mothers aRd daughters only. Admission free
DR.. b. may be consulted during this week at
l06 Euclid street. June 2l,--238
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HARPER FOR July This old orte of the
reading Public is received, filled with its usual
amount and variety of excellent matter. The con.
tents consist of the following articles and illustra
tions;-The Sanguenay. illustrated by seventeen
Engrayings. A Visit to "John Browns Tract
By T. B. Thrope. Illustrated by twenty-four En-
cravings. The Flea. illustrated by twenty-five
Engravngs. Ode on the Birthday of John Wes
ley. Aceldema Sparks: or Old aud New. The
Death of Walter Butler A Ballad of Tryon County.
A story Of Garter. John Wesley. A Man Of
Honor. By Mrs. King, Author Of Lilly" A
Midnight Adventure on Mount Cents In the Gar
den. The Virgnians By w. NJ. Thackeray IL
ustrations.-Four Head Pieces. Chapter LXXVI.
Informs us how Mr. Warrington jumped into
Landau. Chapter LXXVII. And how Every
Body got out again. Chapter LXXVIII Pyra.
mus and Thisbe, Chapter LXXIX. Containing
both Comedy and Tragedy. Monthly Record Of
Current Events. Literary Notices. Editors Ia
BILE, Editors Easy Chair Our Foreign Bureau.
Editors Drawer. Mr.. Bottle and His Friend. Il
lustrations-Mr. Swillem introduced to Mr.. Bot
tle,-Becomes intimale with him.--Go on a Bend
er.--Make the Acquaintance of other Bottles.-In-
vestigate the size of Horns.-See Sundry Pleasant
Sights.-Mr. Bottle Plays Variety of Parts.-The
Acquaintanceship broken. Fashions for July
Illustrations --Demi Toilet and Girls Dress.-Uu-
der-sleeve Breakfast Cap. Embroidered Hand.
kerchief. For sale at CObbs, and Hawk Bro.
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LooE OUr Son qHz fouarH Those we'll
known purveyors for the public taste, Mould 4
Numsen, have Just received large quantity Of
unexoopiionabIc and decidedly brilliant patriot.
ism IN The shape Of Gre works Of The best delcrp.
doi. and every variety Of pyreoiechnic apparatus,
rockets, Roman candles, Bengal lights, wheels,
flower pots, torpedoes, etc, etc, which will en-
able Young America 10 dem0astrate on The coming
FOURTH io the most satisfactory manner We
have good authority for saying that, compared
with Mould 4 Numsens hre works, the Oswego
meteor is-noWhere
Those who desire to let their patriotism COZ
uscate" should not fail to give Messrs. n q N a
call
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For the Leader
DEAR LEADER IL enjoy the reputation Of hold
ing the first rank among the cross streets Of our
fair city, aud am quite disposed to believe that it
is all true This much is certain, that enjoy ad-
vantages which my neighbors, above and below,
do not possess. Iu addition to gas Illumination,
am now supplied with Lake water; no one here
wants this for drinking the wells producing first
rate water for that purpose, but it is a valuable
acquisition in other respect there are several by
drants fixed and one handsome fountain is already
in operation. And then, to render property more
safe from the deVouring elements, there are a
couple of fire plugs setup Now pray, do not sup.
pose am saying all this by way of advertising
Ryself; not bit of it Nearly all my occupants
own the property they live on and don't know Of
lot up "for sale" Short, clean and quiet
lam. &c yours, CHESHIRE.
lime % 1850
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Fresh FROM MoRMoNDoM-A MAN DRIvINa A
PAIR OF Elk ALL THE WAYNE George Ray
mond, was in our Office all the way from Salt Lake
City via Cherry Creek Mines and Kansas, having
come the entire distance driUiag span of elk be-
fore aoagOR The fact of Mr.. Raymond having
actually driven his elk this great distance in re
markaby quick time, everything considered, is
sufficient corroboration of his statement that they
are strong and serviceable as a team, and can out
travel horses. The elk in question are only three
years old an age at which horses not at all fit
for use, yet Mr.. Raymond assures us that he actu.
ally travelled as far as a 100 miles in single day.
Mr.. r. is stopping at the Brooklyn House in this
city, and is on his way to Vermont with his novel
team He will be in town with them on next
Tuesday, when our citizens W i'll have chance to
see these native denzens Of the forest in the iden.
teal Glitch up" which has borne their owner all
the way from Utah.
These elk have now upon their heads, horns
feet in length, which have been only six weeks
growing.
Mr. Raymond stopped some little tine at the
Cherry Greek Mines many says there is gold there
and some are doing very well; although, are finding
hard times, and making nothing. He has soiOur-
ed several years among the mormons, and says
,here are good many very good people among
them but that they are ALL subject TO the complete
CONTROL Of Brigham Young, and the sachems are
precious scamps. He came via smoky Hi
aud Kansas Rivers. We imagine he must have
made the buffalo stare, With his elk-train on 'h'
great paries of the West.
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YEsTERDAYAFT FTERNOONs REPORT
lgOssUTH,s ADDHEss 70 TuE mAe-
YAWs in AMERICA.

NEW iuhhi june aos
The New York Times publishes a note to
the Editor Of that paper, from Kossuth, dated
London, June 9th, 1859, together with an Ad-
dress TO TIE Hungarian Exiles residing in the
United States, in which he warns his exiled
fellow oountrymen that II is not yet time for
them TO move or attempt to take part in the
war. Grave considerations forbid his enter
ing on premature explanations; suffice IL TO
say, that the sky is Frightening promisingly.
He says that there are yet great difficulties to
overcome; that his people shall be apprised
in due time--let them patiently wait Any
inconsiderate rashness might bring personal
ruin on them, without the slightest advantage
to the public cause.
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II.....s.rnis srnMIon BiTrRRs are noW zen.

sold NJ No oet Canal st. Braudreth's Buding aus oy
ca,dn.r, No 22o superior street. Cleyeano anu ~
J II, wheedon Hudson, and all respectable uoo'.s 'n
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A SMALL MUss.-LAst evening woman
was detected by Mayor Senter entering his
house, evidently on unlawful businese. She
was arrested by him, and he detailed his hired
man to take her to the station house When
they reached the Square the woman banked
and refused to go another step, The hired
man undertook to force her to move on the
woman made great ado. A crowd gathered
forthwith and some gallant fellows not under
standing what right the hired man could have
tc arrest the woman were inclined to interfere
on her part. Ono young man in particular had
his sympathios SO much excited. that he
showed pair of big fists at the hired man.
During the 'noise and confusion" that prevail
ed, the the woman managed to escape, and the
tumut was quietod.
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The "SPIR" ExEcUTED--That norious con
corn dubbed the "spie" has been again denol-
ished young man by the name Of Reynolds
in the employ of the G. d F. r. r, Co. entered
the office where Che delectable sheet has been
Of late Published, and, having been enraged by
a article published some time since in its col
umns, proceeded to demolish the press. Mrs
Fredericks, the supposed oditress attacked him
savagely with brickbats, stones, and finally
with knife when Reynolds knocked her down.
Reynolds was severely bruised, and Mrs f so
exhausted that she had TO be "seen home" A
printer in the office pitched into Reynolds at
one stage of the proceedings with an iron bar,
but backed out on having broad-aXe hurled
at him.
From all appearance Mrs. F fought with a
herceness and courage worthy OF better
cause, T" and Reynolds gave abundant evidence
Of being in earnest, and high consciousness Of
having "a mission"
The building in which the fight took place
was evidently devoted to the publication OF the
Spy, although it is ostensibly printed at Akron
The forms were on the press and everything
ready for striking off an edition. Reynolds
succeeded in dsmolishing the press before h'
left the place, which is said to have looked like
battle field after the conflict.
The "Spie" is possessed Of great tenaeity o
life, having been demolished, we forget how
many times Il is hard to kill as "yaller dock
and Just great nuisance.
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~ HUTCHINNos' LIFE EE1HILARANT-Ladiea
Of weak and scky constitutions should take the Hutch
ings Life Exharan e wilt make you strong healthy
happy all uhsfucti0ns and Irregularities from
the menstrual organs and the bloom Of health 10
the scky and wasted carc-won face Sold b. VIM Fsko
f,te.elnud
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FROM THE WASHINGTON CORRES-
PONDENCE OF THE N. ". HERALD.
Npxv YopW limo %

The Herald's Washington correspondent
says; awe learn that Robert J. Walker the
most unfortunate Of all the Governors of Kan
sas, has succeeded in making good his repent
ance and in receiving absolution from the Ad-
ministration, notwithstanding his grievous
rebellion in the matter Of the Lecompton Con-
stitution. II would also appear that Mr.
Douglas is in the way Of forgiveness; and that
even that terrible Zouave Of politicians, Gov
ernor Wise, is disposed TO bury the hatchet
and smoke the pipe Of peace with the Presi-
dent upon the first invitation, and without
chatting about the terms of q treaty of peace"
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The CHANGE or READERS IN THE Public
soHooLs.-The change Of Readers will take place
the Public Schools at the commencement OF the
next term, in accordance with the action Of the
Board of Education at It's meeting on Monday eve
ming.
We wish it well understood that this change will,
not subject the parents Of scholars to any expenses
the exchange will be made eDen giving a new
Reader for each old one now in use. This change
is not only without the usual Objectionable fea-
lures but viii be pecunIary advantage 10 the pa.
rents of scholars as Hel0 Readers will be given for
those, many ofwhioh are worn 80 as to bo unfit for
use, aud which would soon have to be replaced by
purchases
We shall adopt liberal policy in making thii
change. and endeavor 10 make every one satisfied
r. g. BEER.
With W b. Smith Co., Publishers Of McGufiey
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,or @ sale Dy druggists and dealers generally sysEyy92Ts,
AIR DYEl HAIR DYE J HAIR DYE
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!
~ onlu harmless ana reIiabLe " kn0ton.

thC only hdThteSS anu 'o'''V'0 - ~ '''
The Original and best in tho world
All others aro more limitations and should be avoided
you wish 20 escape ridoule
0RAY. RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to q
beautifa and natural Brown Black without the least
INJURY 20 Hair or Skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS havo been
wsrded 10 WIN A. Bachelor since 1899, and over $1,000
applications haze made to the Hair Of his patrons Of
his famous Dyes.
wM A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE produces color
not to bo Distinguished from nature and is WARRANTED
inure in The least however long may be continued,
and tho i'll effects of Bad Dyes remedied the Hair nvgo-
stod for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made sold or applied tin private roomsl at the Via
Factory, No. 2}3 BrOadw N. Y.
Sold in all cities and towns of the United States by Drug
gists aud Fancy Goods Deless
rf The genuna has the aud address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides Of each BOX, of
WT A. BATCHELOR,
ianl7 No 233 Broadwsv N. y
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
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CoURT OF CoMMoN PLKAs.-BEFoRE JUDoE
BoLToN.-Kcndall & Co. vs., City Of Cleveland
The plaintiffs sued for damages received by their
goods from the flooding Of their cellar, under the
following circumstances
Last Summer, during the prevalence Of a heavy
shower, the water collected in the form Of a small
lake in front OF the store Of the plaintiff which
finally forced passage through the wall Of the
vault under the sidewalk and filled the cellar to the
depth Of some two feet, thereby damaging goods
to the amount of some two or three thuosand dol
lars, The plaintiff cla imed that the accident was
caused on account ofthe city negectng to keep the
grating over the sewer at the corner of Superior
aud Seneca from being choked up with dirt, and
thus prevented the the water from running Bway
Verdict for defendant
The case of Adam sube administrator of the
estate Of Hoffman, AS. c. & NJ. r. r. Co. is on trial
The plea set up is that Hoffman came TO his death
through the carelessness Of the II R. officials.
BEFORE JUDeR BIsHoP.-Burnham VS.. Carver
ON trial
NBEFoRE JUDGE FooT.--Sarah Peer vs. j. @.
Boles This is a casa of ejeoiment involving the
following points
purchased some real estate n East Cleveland in
her own right, in 1893, comprising some 8 acres.
Plaintiff 3 husband (snce dead) influenced her 20
sell this property against her wifi, The acknowl.
edgement of the deed fails to say anything about
the husbnnd and wife being examined separately,
or that the contents of the deed were made known
to her--and nothing to the effect that in signing
the deed she was influenced by no fear, or COM
pulsion on the part of her husband The defence
set up is that she loas properly and legally exam
ined, and acted Voluntarily in siguing the deed -
The failure to certify 10 the fact being an omission
on the part of the Justice.
The decision will be virtually the same as in
some half dozen similar cases involving the same
issues, case is still pending.
POL-cE CoURT-BEFoRE JUDGE L,wRENcR.
Thursday Morning June ODD
| John Fitch, peti larency plead guilty and was
fined $40 aud costs, and sent to prison 80 days on
bread and water.
Nick Morrison, Villain Gleason and Morris
CRAZY, petit larceny sentenced to pay the costs o.
prosecution.
James Carroll, petit larceny, plead guilty, fined
the costs.
William Alexander, receiving stolen goods, dis
charged.
Thomas Cooher and John jenkins, burglary
and larceny, ordered to give bail in the sum o
81 900 each, for appearance at the Court of COM
mon Pleas.
Peter Doyle petit larceny, held open till to msr-
| row.
Mathew Flint utcharged with stealing money from
a passenger on the Propeller New York, of the N
Y & Erie Line. The accused has been up fol
this kind Of thing before. He was held to bail fol
5000, to appear before court common Pleas aut
sent to Jail the bail not being forthcoming
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DRESS REFOHm ASSOCIATION.

NVUUWNi ~ T . N1IIIV N'f
The National Dress Reform Association
convened here yesterday, and is still in ses-
sion The attendance is large, and numerous
speakers Of ability are present All the dis
proved the most successful one the Society
has ever held
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9ey- We take pleasure in informing the public
that E Ruflni, IT'S Superior st., has received q
splendid stock ofSummer goods, among which we
nodce.a large variety Of the newest and most fash
enable styles Of straw goods for both men and
boys and also full assortment Ofchildren's goods.
We also notice some new and beautiful styles
soft hats, which deserve especial attention. Mr..
Rufni assures US that it will be his aim to sell the
goods at lower prices than any other house In the
rado. We confidently commend him 10 the public
as worthy of their patronage.
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ADAMS HoUsR, BosToN.-rhose Of our readers
who have occasion to visit the " Athens Of "Ameri-
CO." and wish to stop at good hotel, conveniently
located and kept in the best style, viii do well 10
give the " Adams House," on Washington street,
where Mr. Chamberlin has ample arrangements for
the accommodation Of travellers Those who stop
there once 90 there again.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
TRAvELEH's REUisTEnl
NRW ADyFRTFsRMFNTs

Chamberlain, Crawford Co-Northsrn Transportation
Co E1piess.
Phillips, Sampson Co Atlantic MonthIy1
Ingham & asg-Publcations
Brsndreihs Pills
Hsllister's Stomach Ritters.
Haloway's Pills and Ointment
Jshn Whtelaw-Notice TO Contractors
A, S. Gardiner-Coa Oil Lamps
Box 20il-Wanted.
$500 Wanted.
Letter lost
Adams Houso.--Bosion.
Shuckers-PeuOdicnls
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
~ Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every descrpiio
dono at the Printing Establishment OF the Leader Office,
the latest mpr we'd and rapid presses In the
bostste, short notice, and reasonable Par
tcuar attention paid to blank work. Every description
ofBndng done especially Blank Books. Ledgers, Journ
Is Sales Books, Receiving books, 80, &C.
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A special messenger from Washington ar
rived in this city to-day, bringing a document
execution Of Cyrus W. Plumer, the mutineer
of the ship Junior from Friday, June 25th, to
Fridav Julv 8th
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KEEP Cool SAVE YOUR IcE l-Schooley's pat
ent Iceberg Refrigerators never become musty or
damp. For sale at manufacturers prices for cash,
by Fogg, Ellsworth Co.
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SAFE ARRIVAL.

BALTIMORE, June %.
A private dispatch received from New Or
leans states that the steamer Commerce, Cap
taiu Morley, which sailed from this port ON
the 11th inst, arrived at Havana on the 18TH
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steamer Departures


THIS EVENING.
FoR BUFFALo-Steamboat City OF Buffalo, Capt. PR
KINs, or NJ. Steamboat Arctic, Capt. FISH, 6k P.M
FOR DETROIT- Steamboat ocean, Capt EVANS, 8 P. NJ.
FoR SANDUsKY AND ToLEDo-Steamboat Forester Capt.
WARD
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GUILTY or mANsLAUGHTEH.

John George Meyers, indicted for the muir
der Of his wife, to-day pleaded guilty Of man
slaughter in the first degree, and was sen
fenced TO Imprisonment for life
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ROUSE IL JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
AND
IN S u r A N @ h
AGENTS..


nor SALE. BOLIVAR STREET
IL -Eronting ProspecA good house and large lot with
fruit aud shrulboY $1,000,
A ACRES In Euclid Just on tl line from East Oloyo-
land-og house and irHme barn, small amount Of tim
hur bounce woil cleared, uch black lOumiug soil. Can
bn rented ofiye years To pay por cent ON prioe-SbO
KiNsAiAN ST "A corner lot 75H2OO l,et well located
Win soil cheap.
CLINTON PARK-vacpnt lot on North Side 80 foot
front nnntng e. Lake Erie Also vacant lot on south
LAKE sf-opposite the Marine lIospitalvpcant lot 80
xlG5 n To an ally, Chean
AN IMPROVED FAHM IN WlSCONsIH-NeaT To two
large towns eud tn thickly H0tled uuuntTy6O acre y
about half cleared with good frame house, uCh soil
md we'll wntored. $1,000.
DOVER--6i on tho Lake shore-soil sandy lonm
very ch, wel wnerod 5ncres good timboT, good tnIm
huusu md barn and orchard of grated fruit, n iu inst
roo order, $50 pernore
LAKE Sr'-beyOnd Clinton Park-vaoant lot j6El6O IT,
SBls
iFOR SALE or EXCHANGE
KINSMAN ROAD-3mi'es from the Court Huuse-sov-
0utoen acres with largo cottage house, barn and va
Iurt pby house and lot in tho city say $1,000 aud
" tie balance may remain on bond and mortgage.
FARM-Iu Sheffield Ioruiu CO. 100 acres on the Moth
Ridge road, miles from Eyre soil mostly sandy and
gfaVOy loan will some bolt ~ land, large twU ory
firm house and large barn and Orrhudu valuable fuTm
FIVE ACREs-ou ho Lake shore North Of Perry ST.
buuulHd uu he South by The pittsburgh hp huf large
buding with engine ana boiler, valuable for mauuiue-
tuing purposes Will tako ono halt ofpuy iu Western
uIINOIs-32O acres Ia the Eastern part ofthe State
Central II Il n hu6 houthy country, improved farms
81 arnnnd settled mostly by farmers from thisroEon.- -
Win exchange for good farm within 20 miles Of thts
ely, and will pay dnerogge in cash. ,.-...,
inay7i ROUSE JENNINGS
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Tg The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, Schuckers and Olmsteds news depots
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AuaUsrA, On, Juno 28.

AuNpoANNi Nu'i "NAAe SO
The Democratic Convention at WarrentOn
nominated Alexander G. Walker, formerly n
member Of the Georgia Legislature, in place
Of Hon. A. II, Stephens, declined, as oandi-
date for Congress.
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TIE N. y. ITALIAN FUND.

NEW YORK, June 20.
AT the performance at the Academy of Mu-
sic, for the benefit Of the Italian Fund, the re-
ceipts above expenses, were $4,000.