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EDS. LEADER:-The grist mill and carding ma
chine Of Lester Miles, in strongsvilIe, was de-
strOyed by fire Thursday night, May Sd; loss about
$4,000. No insurance.
At ameetng Of the citizens. held Monday even
ing Nay Sd, to take into consideration the loss Of
Mr.. Miles It was voted to appoint Committee Of
four from SEongsvilIe, and two from each of the
adjoining townships to solicit donations to assist
him in rebuilding his mill. The following is the
Committee
strOngsvIlls-C. H. Stone, DR. R. Trask, NJ E
Gallup, E. H Reed.
Royalton-Wm. Ferris, Dea. NeVins.
Brunswick-o R. Bennett, Peter Bryan.
Columbia-Joseph Nichols, Dr. A. Culver.
Middleburg-G, N. Barber, Daniel Whit1ey.
Parms-MOses TOWl, VIM. Lane.
On motion, it was voted t6at the proceedings Oi
the meeting be published in. the Cleveland papers
n. E. STONE, President,
NJ. 3. GALLUP, Secretary.
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From LAKE sUPERIOR.-Tho propeller General
Taylor arrived at Detroit from the Saut on Sunday
" ith about one hundred tons Minnesota copper
for the Detroit Smelling Works, and two hundred
bbls. fish,
The Iron City was at the Saut on Friday, wait
Tag for the Lady Elgin, which was expected down
on Sunday.
The railroad over the portage is in superb con-
dition, and capable of transporting three hundred
barrels per hour.
The Canal still remains closed, and probably will
not open before the 18Th or 10Th inst
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-09

NAIL Factory AT DETROIT.-The Tribune
states that DR.. Manning, Of q Baltimore nail firm,
tory, experiments having proved the excellence
of the Lake Superior irou for this branch ofman-
ulactures In ten years Detroit will have solid
manufacturing reputation like Pittsburgh, while
Cleveland capitalists viii look on and quietly let
their city 20 down like Buffalo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-09

M Now that the heat of summer is at hand,
it is more than ever necessary that our pure lake
water should be brought to perform its useful ser
vice in laying the dus;, which is already great
annoyance. B. P. Bower gives his attention to
Plumbing, and does his work with neatness and
expedition, and at reasonable prices. His shop is
on the east side of Public Square. RIO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-09

STRUCK BY LIeHTNINs.-The barn of Mr..
Thomas Davis, on sawteII avenue, near DR.. See
lye's Water Cure, was struck By lightning on Mon
day night, and valuable horse worth $500 killed.
AIarge post supporting the roof was shivered to
atOms but strange to say, the barn was not set on
fee, although straw lay about in profusion. The
mate of the horse that was killed was near by but
vros not hurt
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FIRE

PASTED PosT, steubsn Co., N. Y. Nay 8.
a most Obstructive fire occurred here yester-
day, involving loss of 100000. The fire was
di, covered in the foundry Of Curtis d Irwin,
which, with the buildings attached, was des-
troyed.
The barn and livery stables of the UavelI
House, the bUilding known as the Barger
Block, the dwelling of B. Bennett, the dwell
ling and shop Of Mr.. Milder, and that Of o..
Jordan, were also destroyed.
The fire is attributed to spontaneous com
bustiOn from the foundry.
Curtis d Irwins loss $50 600; insured Sl2
900. Loss on Badger Block $4,000; no insu-
rance. Other losses smaller.
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TIE WARREN FIRE REPOET.-Mr. McNaniu,
the Express Messenger on the Cleveland and Ma
honing Road, denies the charge that he purpOssly
delivered the package directed to this Office, to
the Plaindealer. He says no express directions
we're given him about il by our correspondent, and
that his delivering it to that Office was solely 8
mistake in reading ''Dealer" for "Leader." He
regrets as much as we, the mistake, and we cheer
folly give place to his vindication.
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PrRsoNAL.-Rev W. E. McLaren, formerly
Local Editor of the Cleveland Plaindesler. at
Cleveland, and at one tina connected with the
Pittsburgh Press, but now a minister Of the
Gospel, in the Presbyterian Church, is under
appointment as missionary to South America.
We understand that Nash, of the Cleveland
Democrat, is fitting for the missionary field =
STATE ToHrDal
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-09

HALF FARE TO CHIcAsO.-The South Shore
Line are preparing for the Iush Of passengers 10
Chicago. A special train will leave Buffalo on MOu-
day next, at GOO A. n, which will arrive at Cleye
land about HOO. It will leave Uleveland on the
Cleveland & Toledo Road, at l1.3O A. NJ, will
stop in Toledo As minutes for dinner, and arrive
at Chicago at lO!OOP. M.-Only sixteen hours from
Bufalo,an 10 I-2 from Cleveland. Ths is astonish
iug speed, beating the North Shore Roads an hour
from BIfaO to Chicago. A large New York and
New England delegation will take this route, and
bands of music will accompany the train.
Tickets will be sold by the Lake Shore and
Cleveland Toledo Companies, at half fare, good
for two days after the adjournment of the CouVen'
finn.
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II E. Rufini, IFS Superior st. has received
the Spring Fashions of Hats and Caps. 1t en-
braces all styles and qualities and Of course will be
sold as low as possible. We should advise those
who wish beautiful and well becoming hat or cap
to call on Mr. Rufini
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NV LONDON, Ct., Mays.

- NV llVNlVII VI ny .
The whale ship Benz. Morgan arrived at ibis
port today, bringing two men saved from the
wreck Of the brig H, n jenkins, Of Bangor, Ne.
The brig was found 10 the Gulf Stream Nay 1st,
dsmasted aud water logged. Hs
The captain, mate and two msn were lost aud
only these two remained alive on board.
The brig was rom Bangor, bound 70 Havana,
when she encountered the severe gale that dis
abled her.
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That Professor Woods Hair Restorative
WILL PRESRVE TNFATJJRTv

M LII 4 hI1ORF n lNFALLlBL1
w the 0TO0h and color Of the hair n u.sd tEo Or
three times week 70 Ias1naDs Perfectly re-
sorT lhs gray cover NE ead With nstuIss ewn
and pressa the scalp fes from all diseases the ssass
Pfofesonal men and snfis IN aa Isisa Of al e,aasa
ali over the woIld bear testimony that we do not say
HICKORY GRovE ST Charles Co, Mo. Nov. 10, 1851
PRoR. o.; wooD-Deaz sir: some TINE Ian sumner
s Elects were 70 WONDERFUL feel Il duty % you and
Our tIs sons head for SINE time had been perfectly
covered with sores and sms called ii sca'd I'D The
seeing is suasrnss advised u 10 Use your esoriFe
We did with little hope Of bat our gurpiss
tie disease eniifsy. and luTarRnI crsp Of har
soon staIisd out and We can say tha 10y has
child We can, the ef0ro and do hereby your
Restorative ss gsrec remedy for al diseases Of the
GEO. W. HIGGlNBOTHAk,
SARAH A. HI9GINBOTHAIr
PR9R WooD-Dear Sir; - hair had foI seserai yeaIs
5s s c l Ps & & s5sy y harsh
,ary IN dressing H.. When commlIced using your HAIR
and havig continued within the thrss last weeks
hasiuned 70 s natural color, and assumed softness
and aire Erea 70 be preferred to thoe produced b hs
leaion Of s9 any other have ever used
Hnethef 70 pc used A. taif or ir s simple
purpose Of dressing or beaun the Lair. You have per-
mission to refer All who entertain any doubi Of tl
''.- -. .--'-' MRS c. sYMoEDs
PRoF. WooD3Dsar Sir: By the advice Of a frisnd Of
a nEe E3o 10 m haq been ssRs Jour Hair hs:teailss vas
nearly every nsir in my head Now my hair has
come in great deal thicker than eVsri Nothing but
duty and ympathy that f. % communicate 70 Others
who are afflicted have bee would induce ne give
this public Of the benefit have rscsTsd
from Prot. Woods Hair Restorative.
FoursresDeCtfully,
A. JACOBS.
The Restorative is rut uD in bottles ofthrse sizes w
Large, medium and small; The small lolds \ pinf ana
reals M dollar per bOttle ba medium holds asE
twenty cent more in pr0por5 than he small lie
for dollars bottle; The large holds quart 40 e
een more in proportion and retais for three dollars
bottle
Oh WOOD 4 co Proprstors, No "a Broadway, N
York, and No. ia Market street, St LOUIS. No.
and sold ~ al Druggists aud FaneT Goods Dealer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-09

F7Paddock has the finest Four Dollar Bat to be
found in Cleveland, and he has Twenty Five Hun
dred Shaker Bonnets which he viii sell lower than
they can be bought elsewhere, and his whole
varied assortment Of goods are going of at the
same low rates
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REPORTS.

From the Committee on Harbor and WharVes,
that the petition Of C. L. Rhodes, asking
lease Of the foot of Hurd street for dock, be
granted if the Council have the legal power
Referred to City Attorney.
Prom G. G. Briggs, Weigher Of Hay on the
West Side, stating that the number Of loads
weighed is 264. Filed. -
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" Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, Castors Napkin Rings, Labels, &C., &c.
A very large stock, and all warranted Of the best
Double Plate, can be found at
FoGG, ENswORTH & Co.'S,
octl Cor. Superior and Seneca SITS.
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PROM WARRINGTON.

WARRINGTON, May 9.
The Editorial EKeursionists arrived at nine
O'Clock this morning. They visit Mt, Vernon
this p NJ
The President hrs recognized Robert Barth
as Vice Consul Of the Electorate Of Hesse Cas-
sci at ST. Louis.
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DIED.

THENToS, N. j., Mays.
Joseph Wood. for several years Mayor of
this city and uncle of Mayor Wood of N Y,
died at 8 clock this morning
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Levying taxes for the year 1860 introduced.
To grade and drain CrOtOn street, between
Jackson street and Case Avenue. Passed,
To amend On ordinance to regulate the man
agemeut Of the City Inhrmary Pest House
and granting outdoor relief TO the poor. Pass
ed,
Adjourned.
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PETITIONS.

OfFred Snyder and Others demonstrating
against the Council leasing TO the C. & NJ.
Railroad Company a portion of Hind street
on which to lay their track, and denying
that the Council had any power to do so.-
Referred TO City Attorney.
OF L. HObyner and others, asking that
Hurd street, between River street and Cuya-
hega River, be graded in a suitable manner
for the passage and use Of teams. Referred
to Board Of City Improvements.
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FHOAI PHILADRLPHTA,

PHHADKLPHIA, May 8.
B. D. StelsOn Tattersails stable was entirely
destroyed by fire this P NJ. TWentV-eight
horses were burned, one valued at $1,000 and
another at Sl,000-all valuable stock. The
adjoining building were partially burned. Loss
s25 900; insured for 5 900 dollars.
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NEW ADVRRTIsEmRNTs.

Kyuer PsrTy-Groceries, Provisions, sc.
Moraa 4 Root -hIilhnsr Wanted.
Rsitberg Hauamann--Childrsn's Carriages
john WhiloluN--Nolios 70 coniElctorS,
c. P. 4 r. T. Co.-Sale Of unclaimed freight.
T. I. Baldwin 3 Co.-Hooped Skirts.
Academy Of Sfusic-Ootoroon
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L A w BO OK s,
FOR SALE By
j. B. COBB 81 co.
II No. 1876 II
Adjourned

Angel o. Water Courses;
Atgeu on the Law Of Carriers;
Angel and Ames on Corporations;
Bishop on Criminal Law, 2 vols;
Bishop on NJ irriaee and Divorce,
Bonrier's Law Dictionary;
B0urer's Institutes vols;
Bnghtlev's Digest;
Cushing MASSACHUSETTS, Reports IL vols;
GhIry Plesdmg, 3 vnls
Chitiy', b iack stOne 2yols:
Cur IS Deci'ions in Supreme Court Of u S. % vols;
Cooking IT atss on the Courts OF u it'd Statesi
Chittv on COntraC $;
Chittenden's Digest Of Ohio State Reports;
Chr'y on Bills;
Dr Ike Attachments;
Decisions IN the Died Scott Case;
9Tssn est on Evidence, vOiS;
HilliBrd on Tors or Private Wrongs, 2 VOs;
Hnfl On HAZE Corpus;
Keats Commentaries, I vols
Mathews Guardians Guide;
Nasi's Digest Of Ohio Reports;
Nash's Pleading aud Practice;
Ohio State Reports. complete sets;
Parsons on Contracts. vols,
Parsons Mercantile Law;
Re field on Railways;
Rats Guide for Administrators,
Swans Treatise for Justices Of the Peace;
Story or Sales;
Sgauis Manual fT Administrators.
Story Premiership;
Swans Revised s. atutcs twill be ready in Junel.
United States Digest, II vols;
United States Equts Digest, 2 vOln.
Walkers American Law;
Wharton CRIMINAL Law;
Wpndsll's Blackstone, 3 vols maT2l
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POLIoE Court, MAY sTH.-Nancy Jane Mex, e.
Maggie DOrsie and Casey First, three girls young
in years. but old in iniquity, were sent to Jail for
thirty days upon bread and water.
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tbs ooTOROON-This play will be repeated
this evening at the Academy of Music, fair
sudisnce was present last evening.
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Sir my object in writing to you is this-on
the eighth Of March my Husband Stephen 9
Kennedy in my absence left our home 10 Mem
pbis with my little Girl Lizzie seven years old in
company with grass widow Of the name Of Cal
hOOn-she passes by the name of Marion Hotch
she is a base woman be also took six Of my Mig
rOs but has solo them before he left Virg ina-I
have offered one thousand dollars reward for the
apprehension Of the whole party five hundred for
my Husband child aud the woman he took with
him hear they were in Cleveland-I have been
married ten year in that time have had five chill
dren Of which God has seen proper TO take four Of
them to bis arms-he calls his name K. G. Ste
phens-hs may change his name TO some thing
else-I send bis ambrotype enclosed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-09

ANOTHER OF THE MARsHAL's CLIENTs.-Bs-
low is letter received day or two ago by Mar
shal Craw. The spelling is not as original as ths
one we published on Saturday morning, but there
is certainly a greater inducement offered for the
apprehension of the runaway, and the case is more
sggrsYating;
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
WEDNESDAY, mORNING, MAY Q, 1860.

M The Daily Morning Leader i for sale at
Hawks, ]. s. Matson's and Olmsted's news dePotl.
At news dep0ts at Weddell and Angler Hotels, and
ct Quinlans, IT'S Ontario Street.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

From ]. W. Heisley, calling the attention
of the Council to the fact that portion of the
citizens Of that part of Huron street lying be-
tween Euclid and Erie streets, throw their
filth into the street in front Of their dwellings,
and asking that it be stopped. Referred to
Board of City Improvements.
From John B. Wig!nan and others, asking
the Council to reconsider their action in re-
lation to site for City Prison, for the reasons
that the price is too high, it will injHre the
Industrial School, the location is not suitable,
and it only enables member of the Council
to sell his property to the city at high price.
Filed. i-.-
From George Cowell, calling attention to
the necessity of lighting the alley on west
side of Perry street. near Prospect street, op-
posite the residence of C. ]. WOolson. Re-
ferred to Board Of City Improvements.
From Board Of City Improvements, calling
the attention Of the Council to the fact that
C. L. Russell has failed to fulfill contract for
filling lots in blocks Z and T, and asking for
instructions. Filed.
From John Ball, stating that he would per-
form the duties of Harbor Master gratis if
the Council would appoint him Inspector of
Beet, Pork and Fish. Filed
From G. W. Palmer, City Attorney, giving
it as his opinion that the City is not reSpons-
ible for the damages claimed by Aaron Block
for injuries sustained in consequence of On
tsrio street not being kept free from nui-
sances. Filed.
From C. W. Palmer, City Attorney, giving
his opinion that James Ingersoll is not enti-
tied to damages from the City for infringe
ment on patent Railroad Trucks. Filed.
From E. 7. Sims, proposing to dredge the
river and free it from all bars for twenty
cents per cubic yard. Filed.
From James Farrisee, Foreman of Protec.
tion Hose Company No. 2, asking that said
Company be permitted to attend the Fire.
mems Parade at Sandusky, June IA Refer
red to Fire Engineer.
From the Mayor, stating that the County
Jail is in dreadful condition, and suggest
ing that the Seneca street sewer be extended
| Immediately. Filed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-09

PERsONAL-" Pretty Maggie Mitchell" the
charming actress and estimabIe lady, was at the
American yesterday.
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-" Major Robinson. the renowned ffer, can be
heard at the saloon corner Of St. Clair and Water
Streets, this evening. The Major challenges the
world on his favorite instrument. Admittance
free. 2s2.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-09

CANAL RATES.-The coal boats on the Canal
have struck for rs cents per ton instead of65 cenis
the price heretofore.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-09

~ New York Ledger for next Saturday at
Hawks with the new story by Mrs SOuthworth.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-Ge1. Roberts vs.. Weaver ct.
al. Chancery decree of perpetual Injunction
against defendants performing Dion Bourcicault's
drama of The oCtOrOOn." Ranney, Backus q
Noble for complainants.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
cB-PlHin an ornamental pra lug Of every description
done az the P nus Establishment Of the LIADER olce,
on the latest Improved and rapid Steam Presses in
the best style short notca and Al reasonable rateG
Particular attention paid 10 blank work Every detcrp-
tion Of Binding done, especially GanS Books LedgsE,
Journals Sales Books, PeceivtuF Books, &C. sc.
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Vim. 4. BathelOr,s Hair DYsI

The olig harmless and reliable Dye kHOps.
The Original and best In the WOFldl
All others mere mitaiions and should Be avoided
0U wish 20 escape ndieule.
GRAY, RED Oh RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to q
beautiful and natural Brown Black, without the least
RJury Hair Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
Fardod Wm A. Batchslor since is3a. and 1900
applications have been made the Hair OF his patrons u
ais famous Dyes.
WM A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces a oelsI
be Distinguished from nature. and is WARRANTED
rot iure the least however long be continued
End the IN effect Bad Dyes emeded the Hair invigor
lted for life by this Splsndid Dye.
Made sold applied Ia private rOomsJ at the Wiz
Factor, No 233 Broadway, N. Y
Sold IN all cities and t0Wns the United StstBs Drug
Tists and Fancy Goods Dealoss
EV The genuine has the and address upOn steel
plEte engraving on four sides Of each Box. Of
WM. A. BATCHELOR,
ianif No. ass Bruadvav. n Y
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8peftal Notices.

~ For Gas Fixtures and Fitting, apply At
Fo0G, ENswOETH Co, Cor supsTior 3 Seneca s,s
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NORTON,s OINTmENT,

SALT-RHEUM AND SCRoFULA;
Permaaeuty cures Scaldhead BinEwoms and all Itching
ETupiions of lbe skin.
THIS Ointment penotratss to the basis OF the disease
soes 10 It's very source-and pm the flesh beneath
20 the skin tho suiaos Sold in large glass boxes price
50 cents
Prepared by GERRTT MORTON, Proprietor, New York
Depot al PENFoLD, PARkER MowERs No. 10 Besk-
sold bS STRONG & ARMSTRONG teb2s
DR. MoULINTOoK's COLD AND COUsH MIX
TURE-Among tho cold and cough remedies" that aOOd
the market this alone stands the solid Of
medical sclsnce DR. BIcCntOck stands in the fore frOn
Of the profession. He stakes his reputson whist he Of
fsr8 the SICK Eeuuine curative. Never hns thi
preparation fslsifed his guaranty. Price 70 crnIE.
A0ld hF WM, FEbkE, and by STRONG 4 ARM
STRONG Cleveland. feb2s
HIIR DYRI HAIR DYE!l BAR DYE
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
HHE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
Il DIENTs in these Pills the result Of long and
extensive pracce They mild in their operatOn and
certain IA cOrrect 81 irregularities, Painful enstrua-
stiOns removing all distinctions, whether from cold or
ctherWJs headache pfn the size, papitaton of the
heart whites all nervous affections. Mysteries fatigue
psi ia the back and limbs, Ecs, disturbed sleep which
ar1se from interruption Of nature,
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
was the commencement Of new era in the treatment Of
those Irregularities elo Obsucious which have consigned
tbOusand Of The youns the beautiful and the be-
owed 10 q Premature Grave. No semae PuiUy good
eth unless she is regular and whenever obstruction
kss place ths gene al health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eascual remsdv knownf or all COM
plants Dscu FEMALES. To al classes they inva
lable aadseHg Dh eerlv periodical regularity They
known 20 thousanss who have used them dieren
periods Throughout the country having the sanction some
If the most eminent phgscansi II AleTtog. Explicit dTec-
Ols saIlg 1hea and UheH they shOHd not be sed with
each BoThs Pics One Dollar each boz eoHtGiliHg 40
valuable psrhlst 10 be had free Of the Agents Pills
EEt By mall promptly, BY eoclosng price 70 the General
agent Sold b. Druggists generally.
r. b HUTCHINGS. Genernl Agent,
166 Chambers St.. New YORK.
Sold in Cleveland at VIM. Fisks snd GalnTd Ham
nond's. dec7eOwd&w:hzO
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CITY OouuciI

TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 9Th, 1860.
Present-Masters, Marshall, Stevens, Hay
wood Oviatt Hickman, Rezner, Christian,
Palmer, Willard, Hopkinson, Quayle, Dixon,
Clark, LIE Wis, Thomas, HOvey, Solomon.
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FROM NEW YORK.
NEW YoRk, May 8

NEW YoRK, May 8.
James, SOD Of Thomas A. Emmett, committed
suicide yesterday, aged q. Cause, temporary alb
erration.
Dispatches from Washington say Calhoun Ben
ham, second for Terry in the Broderick duel has
been nominated for District Attorney for Call
fornia-
The American Anti-Savery Society held an
anniversary meeting % day as the Cooper Insti'
tute, VIM. Lloyd Garrison presiding.
Addresses were made BY Garrison, Dr.. CheeVer,
VIM. s. Stanton, and others.
The financial Affairs of the Society are reported
In 10urishing condition.
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TRAVRLRR,s REGIsTRII .

Cinens wishing conveyance TO either Of the. above
Trains Boats, wiz be called for BY the Coaches Of
Stevens Omnibus Line bV leaving their addcsa at the
Omnibus once, 81 Superior street, door next 70 We'd
die House.
April 10, 1890
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Y For the best qualities Of Segars, Tobacco
ed Snuff, 90 to r G. Dietz III SuDeriOr-st.
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Last Nights Report.

XxXIVth CONGREss--FIRsT SESSION.
WAsHINeToN, Nays.
HOUSE.
The House went into Committee on the
Tariff
Adjourned