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the fiscal year just commenced 10y the reirench.
ments in The expenses attending The o0llec.
ton Of Revenue Customs, now In progress
these will continue 70 be made from time 70
time ns reliable information on the subject
shall reach the Secretary.
A number Of gentlemen from different parts
Of the Union are making arrangements for an
early private meeting at Washington to CON
suit as TO the best means for bringing Gen.
Lane, Of Oregon, prominently before the couu-
try as candidate for the Presidency
The President continues toassure his friends
that he will not be a candidate for reelection
Secretary Of the Treasury on appeals has
decided that the following named articles Of
property ms chargeable nineteen per centum:
silk, violin strings, Italian cloths or manufac-
ture Of worstcd used for garments and lin
iugs, button stuff not being cut into slips or
patterns Of requisite size and shape for shoes
and bootees, veneers-no other instrument
than saw having been used in their construc-
tion and requiring still 10 undergo other pro-
cess before they can be applied to purposes Of
yeneering are free from Canada under the re-
ciprocity treaty
The Treasury receipts for the week ending
with June, S2,683O0O drafts paid, nearly SO,
OO0 drafts issued, above 81 000,O balance
in the Treasury S4 $4,000
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MESrEnN NEMs.

LEAyENwonrH, July Z.
An Express from Denver City, the Both ult.
arrived this p. NJ with n heavy mail,
Accounts continue lattering, but the ln-
dians are troublesome.
An expedition to ohastse them was talked
Of.
Mr. Mccoy who left Denver City ON the
Oath ult informs the ST. Joseph West that
only eight or ten OF the claims yet discovered
pay and those are ON the Gregory lead. All
the rest are deserted. lie reports the rich
ness Of other claims ms absolutely false
Miners are leaving ia large numbers. Some
5000 wagons are now on their return trip.
Mccoy estimates That from $4,000 20 10000
persons are in and about the mines, most OF
whom are doing nothing, or working for theiI
board, He says that the mines will not sup
port more than 5000 people, and advises
everybody to stay at home.
one hundred and thirly-six U. s. troop,
from the Carlisle barracks arrived here to.
day, en- route to Santa Fe.
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etosive srRvtors

Dr. Morgan's prayer was eloquent and i'm
pressivo In closing, bis great and noble heart
reaching out towards all and he prayed that the
day might soon dawn when all the world should
be free, and when in all the earth should be
found not one enslaved family nor one enslaOsd
soul
twas then requested that the congregation
would join with the choir in singing the DoX.
ology, ana not less than twenty FIVE hundred
voices united in singing to that old and much
loved tune "Old Hundred" the words
"praise God from whon pllblrsgings diw,
Praise Him ull creature uore below
prBiso Him above, We hes, tnly hosi.
pnise Father S'u, tud Holy Ghost
And then in a stiffness scarce to be expected in
80 vast multitude, Dr. Morgan pronounced
the Benediction.
II was midnight before the vast audience
broke up, and during the long exercises, scacre-
ly person moved from the Church In no
other instance iu all our life, have we known 50
large an audience held Tor so long a time in
perfect quiet It was an evening never TO be
forgotten by tue thousands Of youth who have
caught the spirit and will carry the fire into all
the earth
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WANT THEIR MoNEY BAoK.-Three nioe young
men, rather smart looking and well dressed, who
hail from some where m YORK State" applied 10
the City Police this morning TO assist them ia re
covering money they lthe young men not the po.
lice y had lost 10 gombling They said they came
down last night on the May Queen from Detroit
Il was rather dull on the boat, and a clever look
ing felsW approached them and asked them would
they play oards a little" They concluded they
would. Played q few games and beat the gay
gamboliers" badly Gamblers proposed TO bet a
tribe, Green young men took The bait. Three
card Monte was tho game played. They won at
hrst--but finally, as one Of them expressed IT, he
supposed be had "got the damned blaekegs IN q
tight place" aud 80 bet all he had. The gamblers
won Of coursei and tho young mao nov says be
thinks they must have changed the cards. We
rather guess they did. One Of the victims say
ho lost 500 in money and nice gold watch an
other lost $45, all be had and the other only $40
The Lesson has cost them someth 'ng, aud they
will do we'll 10 profit by H.. We rather hope theJ
wont get their money back though, lest Il should
encourage them to "uy their luck again.
PLAN Dealer.
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FROM NEW YORK .

New YORK July Z.
The Paris correspondent Of the Evening
Post says &" was told yesterday that the
difficulties between the Emperor BUnaparte
and the descendants Of Mrs Patterson, Of
Baltimore the reputed wife of the Duke Of
Westphpalia, are in the way Of being COM
posed. The Emperor has offered to make her
son jerome Duke, and her grandson Jerome,
who graduated at West Point aud is now with
the army in Italy, a Count, with suitable pc
cuniary endorsements for the rank, if they
will formally renounce all claims TO the name
Of Bonaparte.'
CORRESPONDENTS OF THE LONDON TIMES.
MARsEmLEs, June 2l.- NJ Mossuth left
here this morning in the Sinai, nc I o'clock,
for Genoa, accompanied by NJ Figiielmesy,
who is designated on the Sandman passport
they have between them as aide.de-camp to
NJ. kossuth, which would seem to imply that
| the Ex-Dctator Of Hungary is to hold n mill
tary command. Last evening NJ. Figiielmesy
| went TO the encampment of the Austrian
| prisoners at Wempemple. He addressed him
self exclusively TO the Hungarians, among
whom he distributed "a considerable su'l in
| gold and silver giving nothing to the Ger
mans lie informed his fellow country-men
that NJ Kossuth was in Marselles, on his
road to Genoa and the headquarters Of the
! Allies, where he was to have an interview
with Napoleon and Victor Emanuel, for the
purpose Of organizing means to secure the
independence of Hungary, which he affirmed
the allied soyereigns had agreed to recog,
nize.
lie also stated, that the allies would lend
their aid to liberatc Hungary from Austrian
rule ] believe that NJ. kossuths aid-dc-camI
had no reason to be dissatisfied with results
of his mission in being told that NJ. kossutl
would spare no efforts to promote their wei
being and obtain their freedom as early a'
possible. The HungArans expressed theil
pleasure at no longer being compelled to fight
for Austria, but for all that doubt il they ar,
induced to desert aud risk the dangers of an
other fight with the prospect Of n court mar
| shal if re-tuken When kossuth and hi
aid-de-cnmp arrived at the railway station
yesterday afternoon they were met by Polic
! Agents who inquired Mt what Hotel they pro
posed to stop, on being informed Of the ad
! dress of II couple of Police agents in privat
! clothes, mounted guard before the doors t
watch movements of the Hungarians an
| note who called upon them. They were ther
f the last thing at night and the first thing i
the morning to escort kossuth and his aid de
5 camps ON board and see them safe out {
% France before leaving young Italian yOluI
teered to fight for Italian and Hungarian lii
0 critics and was taken on to Genoa in the Hun
garian legion Kossouth am informed, ha
/ many admirers in Marseiles who were onl
s deferred from calling to pay their respect
s and express their sympatheis by the presen'
+ Of the Police Agents.
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HORRIBLE Much curiosity has been manifest
ed in the community to know for what purpose
the order of the Sons of Malta is established We
think it is nothing moro than the deluuct Know
Nothing party under another name, judging by
the following extract from an advertisement au-
nouncng an excursion of this order TO the Falls Of
St. Anthony
"On SATURDAY, the 23d, the Feast OF
THE NINE CARDINALS" will be celebrated by
the Order in full rega.ia at St. Anthony, to which
all participating in the Excursion will be admitted
as the ceremonies are not Of secret nature"
Whew Nine Cardinals to be consumed at one
feast Seeing that they advertise that the cere.
mony is not of a secret nature we hope some good
Sous will iniolm US what that ceremony consists
Of Oar columns are open for any communics.
ton that may be sent in on the subject
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~ The UNIoN MEETING, under the auspices
of the Young Mems Christian Association, an
nounced 10 be held at the First Baptist Church on
Friday ryening IS postponed until 3l2 o'clock
on Saturday afternoon, TO be then held at the Ply
mouth Church There will also be Union Meet
ing at / 9 o'clock, Saturday evening at the First
Baptist Church, and a General Union sabbath
School Meeting at 3 o'clock Sabbath afternoon, at
the 2nd Presbyterian Church. All are invited to
atteud these meetings Judge storer, Prof Milton
Sayor, and Mr.. Thane Miller OF Cincinnati. will
be present and conduct the exerciles u.
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to- We take pleasure in Informing the public
that =. Rutini, rs Superior St, has received a
splendid stock Of Summer goods among which we
notice a large variety Of the newest and most faah-
onable styles Of straw goods for both men and
boys, and also ful assortment Of Ohildrens goods.
We also notice some new and beautiful styles Of
soft hats, which deserve especial attention Mr.
Rulini assures US that It will be bis aim 10 sell the
goods at lower prices that any other house IN the
trade. We confidently commend him to the public
as worthy Of their patronage
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TuE PuRE Zpo PiPE.-This pipe Is now con
sidered by scientific men to be the best article
ever introduced flT water IL Is not poisonous
like /, ad aud does not rust and hll up like iron
and is stronger and chopper than either lead or
iron, b. P. Bower, Of the Cleveland Plumbing
works is the sole Agent for this pipe, and keeps
large stock Of it on hand All persons taking
water would do we'll TO call and SOC what adyant
ages this pipe has over all others, and then de-
eide for themselves in regard 10 what they will
use. 233
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PHOm CALIFORNIA.

Nav ORLEANS, July T.
Tho steamer W II. Webb Is below, for San
Francisco with dates to the 10th, She brings
81, 100000 Of Treasure aud 600 Passengers,
business was better and money tight
Politics exciting. The Anti-Leoompton
Democrats had nominated Carry for Governor
and McKibben and Brooker for Congress.
Al Vera Cruz 81 100000 condueta had ar
rived and was waiting shipment.
MISATIqLAN July 3.--Robles released the
five million conducta at Minister McLane.l
demand There is nothing new politically.
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THE ENFORCEMENT OF THE FUGITGvE SLAVE
April the PLAN Dealer boastingy announced that
the Fugitive Slave Law could be enforced On the
Western Reserve We think that the editor Of
that sheet is convinced by this time that lat inia
nous enactment will never be enforced ON the
Western Reserve, much less In that Gibralter o
Freedom, Oberlm. The people will submit to its
mandate but will never allow any 'Nigger hunter,
Kiduappers, u Marshas, U. Judges blood
hounds, or any other of james Buchanan's sa tel
lites TO kidnap or carry q colored mau back tC
slavery The Reserve has too much self respect
to allow any such dirty work TO disgrace her soil
She can say with pride that no slave has ever beer
returned to slavery from of her soil sui NEvEE
WILL BE Let that be recorded
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l.Y' The Anniversary Exercises OF the Centra
and Branch High Schools will be held in The Hall
Of the Central High School Edace. on Friday
July slh, at 2 o'clock p. NJ.
Orat'oUs and Essays by the graduating cllsses,
with music conducted by Mr.. Hall The citizens
are invited to attend J. A. THoME,
President Of Board Of Education.
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A New PATENT FOR HEATING WATER--Mr
G L. Ingersoll, late Of the firm Of John Ingersoll
Co., has obtained letters patent for new method
Of heaing water in boilers connected with the
water WORKS arrangement in house Il is dCci-
ded Improvement over the old plan. We have tried
both ways ourselves and can speak from our own
personal knowledge as to their working, In or
der TO describe Mr.. Iugersol.s improvement, we
will give a description of The common method of
heating The water is heated IN a long upright
copper boiler sanding in one corner of the kitch,
en-, generally about ten feet from the stove, The
cold water enters at the bottom by pipe connect
ed with tue water works. st the top pipe Is con.
nected which conveys the heated water over the
house As fast as the water is drawn, it is re-
placed by the cold water running ia. The heating
is done by single pipe running from the lower
part Of the boiler TO the fire boX othe stove where
it coils around under the upper plate, aud then
ruus back to the boiler. Il is thus exposed 10 the
direct action Of the heat and as fast as the water
is heated it rises up into the boiler and forces the
cold water back into its place. This method takes
much wood to heat he water. By Mr. lngersolpl
invention great saving is effected in fuel by hav
ing the water heated by the waste heat that escapes
in addition to being heated by pipe This is don't
by setting two smaller sized boilers than the Cn'
we have described on the back end Of an extension
stove, or rather stove that has five holes in th'
top, viz four for cooking, and one long one oI
the back end These two boilers are enclosed il
copper Jacket, and the waste heat passes up be
tween these and the jacket, aud from thence int
the chimney, Our experience is that we eau hea
water fifty per cent quicker, with fifty per cent
less fuel by Mr.. Ingersos plan than we can b
the ordinary method
Mr. P. Born, the successor Of John Iuger
soil & Co. hai the right Of selling and manutactul
ing this improved boiler,
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

NDHIANl MTCns, IIH.
Night Express going East over the Michi-
gan Southern Railroad ran over car on the
road crossing at Bliss6eld, throwing the two
rear coaches of the track, iniurng A. Hobart,
employee. No other person injured,
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~ The reunion Of The HIGH School Alumni
next Wednesl lay,WOuises 70 baa highly creditable
affair The afternoon will be devoted to literary
eHercises, Including an edifc,s BY tho President
Mr, Geo. w. Gardiner ThO evening will be civ.
en- to The Discussion ofa supper 10 be furnished BY
Mould a Numsen, in the High School building,
With accompanying toasts, responses, &cj closing
vito q social party.
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Last Nights Report.
ADDITIONAL FOuEICN NEWS.

NEw HoRK, July Z.
Prussia not Napoleon as stated in last
nights dispatch has demanded permission to
march 81 900 troops through Hanover to the
Rhine between the first and fifth Of July. Ma
poleons dispatch Of the battle was dated at
Cairana near Volta and not Gambia
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NEW YORK STATE AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE.

OVID M y July Z.
The corner stone Of the State Agricultural
College was laid to-day The building will
be ready next spring
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Eso-R RUuud and oval Glass Shades, to cover
mantle clocks, wax lowers, Parnn figures or any
delicate and fragile mantle ornaments Of any size
or shape can be had at Fogg, Ellsworth 4 Co.
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ONE HuSDHED D0LLAEs REwARD.--I will pay
the sb'ye reward TO any person that will furnish
me with PlatormSeRls that will weigh correctly
when out Of level and also when level. If such
scales cannot be made, then cur Patent Leyeler
for Platform Scales is OF great importance. other
wise not win the buyers and users Of Scales
look into this matter, See Advertisement IN ans
ether column, J.F. KELLER,
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mAJ. HIDGLEY DEAD.

WASHINGTON, July T.
Breyet Major Ridgley, of the Fourth Artil-
lery, died last night at Georgetown, District
Of Columbia,
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~ AT meeting Of The Forest CITY Yacht
Club" Tuesday evening; July 9th, Il was
Rcsolred, That we tender our sincere thanks to
the Capt Of the tug" Peter Smith also 20 Cpp
tains Turner, Wilks and Graves for their nd and
courteous assistance during The Regatta Of he Club
on the 4th OF July
n p WAnp gecretarv
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NOMINATION.

PORTLAND, Me-, July T.
Hon. Lot NJ Morrill, has been nominated as
the Republican candidate for Governor.
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KEEP CooL SAVE YOUR IoE l--Schooley's pat
eut 'eberg Rerigerators never become musty OF
damp For sale at manufacturers prices for cash
by Fogg, Ellsworth 4 Co,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

9sly- RYDER has Photograph of the wreck Of
the Railroad disaster near South Bend, Ind on
the Michigan Southern Road. II can be seen at
his Roous IN the Merchants Bank building.
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MARRIED,

In this civ on tho an irs' by R'v rs wsEGn. Mr.
W j. KINNARD and Miss MARY JANE BANDlEUR'
In New YORK CRY. June 2Nh, CiIARIIS r. Pll L
former place
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t-V'J. b. HALLS Elastic Homeopathic Arn.ca
Court Plaster, Of every shade icom black to a del
icatc white, at Hairs, opposite Wedlell House.
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FoR BuFFALo-steamboat City OF Buffalo, Capt A, n.
PERKINS, at 9o'clock.
FoR DErRor -Stoumb at Ocean, Capt EVANS, 9 p. NJ.
FoE SANDUsGY AND ToLED0-steau,Oust Fo.estvr Capt.
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Zlu~ Bishop Mcllyaine will be here next Sun
day to administer the right Of confirmation in the
Episcopal Churchss
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tE5- The Commencement Exercises at Western
Reserve College occur on Wednesday, July l3tb,
and three following days.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

COUNTY TREASURER
The name of JOSIAH A rARRiS, Of Cleveland, will
be pregeu rd nhe rcxt Republican COUNTY Convention as
q candidate for tue Office OF County Treasurer,
Thenams of HENRY p. HRAYrON wiihe prescu jel
to th3 Couutv Republican Cone ntion for the office OF
County Treasurer by numerous feuds whr have known
him ldng and WE'LL and true Co tho cause OF freedom
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~ For the best qualities Of Segars Tobacco
and Snuff, go to b G, Dietz, III Superior st.
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CHICKET MATCH.

MONTREAL, July T.
Tho Cricket match between the Montreal
aud New York Cricket Clubs terminated to-
day in favor Of the former, with seven wick
cts 10 20 down.
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wANrED-Two good job Printers Apply at
the LEADER Job Office.
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CLlSNIrlL and ENGLISN SCHOOL.
THE n ~ SUBsCRIBER 'Ip, most respect. ne,

No l05 Norm Enc ST lcoruer % OIo2oHD Jltvelludi U
THE SUBSCRIBER most respect
d luSG, o The Pace, t. SGtoh he was elected SOME
fourteen months ago by eery ltrrmg mj1ri over all
y point OF view he has resumed hs Old profession
A 10 his qualifications, he will sunpy sol that he was
educ tea 'n he hrI universities ." muPe ln MhG, Ia
the o1y ad Co. Aead mlcal distinction A. to his sue.
rapid van emrut of ose vhu had hyen conhled 10 h's
genloo auy bearing o the pupils hr unhe l1iingy as
and hold the foremost rank IN The stmaiion of tho pub
Parents ard enrliaus who anxious about he moral
welfare 9qd elgca,iosol P,o5 s. OF hgir e,idIgn ana
wards VIII t Is pIesung', getm h.s s'tauNmeh "ui-
The Course ot Instruction follows
GREER
Grammar, Composition, Reader Testament LUcian
Omsuns Extracts, Homer AMI Nouuphuu.
LATIN
Grummar Composition, Historic Sacre Cae,ars Com
mentanes Solusi Virgil Horace Ju'on1i Terence Cice-
To, and Liyy.
ENGLISH
The Course tu tnt- DerarrpcnI vii mTise all that &
Sound sri and Prctral. rejecting gll those absurd
~ ID ca cuiated 10 pepi,E aul BOWLER ihe student
ELOCU TION.
A component part of liberal cdlnauag, shall receive
the speeches vi ile most uowned II the oultors Of
Greece, Rome Ameno., tuglmd cad ireland.
~ The Exhibitions viii take place at Midsummer and
Christmas
Private ioslng ou gwen to Law nld Medical student,
in the Cu.sCs thoro eh 1cquunauce with BLACKSTONE
as iud able 'o the udut who Is unbri9us ot being
SGes sGes OF ,'i tSe Cc u 6e Rghe,1 nor
the works ol 'hc great Am"rirnn Iuust o sp ed wltl
Law sodrr should therefore embrace lne present oFpoF
tuuity ei GIVING their attention fo m1 Ter nUuoht ~
such serious consrquw cs 9" ueir luuro fame IA hei
The ScIool will be oreu on the Iln OF July. 1851
Term and hours 'I attendance ma Ns NJ, 4gYp 8 89 iId
IA s,0ulI 90, CuIttrcu uad Mess In Which. ID