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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-16
R. D. NopLE, Secretary.


THH LOCATION OF THE PRRRT MONUMENT
The question of the location of the statue Of
Com. Perry is attracting considerable dis
cussion just now. OF all the plans named,
that of placing it in the centre, where the
Fountain now is, is by far the best. Evi-
IDENTIFY it should be where it viii be the great
est ornament, and be seen to the best advan-
tage, not only now, but through the future.
The idea that Superior street is to be re-
opened through the Park, is all q CANNON y
The people do not want it opened, and if the
City Council has that regard for the wishes
of nine-tenths of its constituents that il
should have, neither this nor any future
Council viii grant permission for such mu-
tilation of our Square The Park, except in
its two northerly sections, is not the most
beautiful that it might be, and to cut it again
into four bits would be too bad. Place the
statue in the circular basin of the fountain,
and there let the waters play around it, and
the people gather around to admire it. gn-
der present regulations, this is much the
best location, snd even if at any future time
such an insane act should be done as to re-
open Superior and Ontario streets, it could
still be undisturbed, for there would still be
IlasGalRs qsesthd 6tih1IUsrJ IN commitments
to the Review, suggests these particulars
which are well put:
"The fountain should be removed from
its present position in the Public Square, ano
a circular basin excavated, say about sixty
feet in diameter, and twelve feet deepj LEI
this be walled up all round with cut SAND
stone make bottom of the same material
build in the centre Of this your monuRen
foundation, Of cut sand stone, and let It CONF
up level with the surface of the ground
Upon this foundation let your pedestal anS
statue rest, facing Water street. From eaei
| corner of the monument let double fountain
lets play into the basin, into which fish may
| be placed, and thrive the year round if tn
basin afford sufficient depth Of water to IN
sure against freezing to the bottom in winter
L On the edge of the basin let tagged wal
/ of a sufficient width be laid, on the inside o
/ which, clear round the basin, let an irol
fence be constructed. Let the posts be cast
i ings, representing cannon, set muzzle uE
| with projections from the base to fasten then
securely in that position; the space betwee
the posts to be filed with iron cast IN IN
shape of muskets, bayOnets attached. u
the muzzles Of the cannon suitable iron ball
might be placed. The location Of the monu
ment in the element upon which he achieve
his victory, seems appropriate. This pos
ton would prevent certain class troI
thoughtlessly writing their names upon an
otherwise injuring the statue"
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The Railway.

A MONSTER BULDNG.-The Columbus
State Journal says that the Little Miami
Columbus & Xenia, and Cleveland, Colum-
bus & Cincinnati Railroads, are jointly build
ing monster freight house, south Of the
passenger depot, in that city. The building
is 2SO by 81 feet, and the height from the
top Of the stone wall will be % feet. This
building will add much to the appearance
of that part of the city, and shows that these
Companies, in enlarging their business facil-
tiles, are in q prosperous and fourishing
condition.
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No. II sonfh side Pnblic snn

REPUBLICAN FLAGs.-shernan L. Miller,
Sail Maker, No. 123 River street, manufac-
lures and has on hand for sale, nautical and
display flags with the names of the nomi-
nees for President inscribed upon them,
which he is prepared to furnish vessel own
ers and captains at low prices. iun25-sO2
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YE DoUGEAs NEN-We learn that OH Sat
urday night it was determined to have a
mammoth, tremendous terrific, overwhelm-
ing and glorious Douglas Ratification n and
Demonstration with une4naled torch and
candle aeeompaniments, on Tuesday evening
the 24th, Zone week from tO-morrow.) OF
course it viii be proven then that Douglas
viii be elected. ~
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G8- E. Rufini, 175 Superior street, has
received the Spring Fashions of Hats and
Caps. 1t embraces all styles and qualities,
and of course will be sold as low as possible.
We should advise those who wish beauti-
full and well becoming hat or cap to call on
Mr.. Rufini- .-...
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CLEVELAND, MONDAY MORNING, JULY I6, 1860

ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR.-The steam-
er North Star, Capt. Sweet, arrived from
Superior City on Saturday evening. We are
indebted to Clerk STANDARD for a memoranda
of the trip.
Arrived at Superior City Tuesday, July
10th 10 A. NJ; loaded and left at l P. NJ. ; at
Bayfield, saw o. s. Revenue Cutter J. B..
Floyd; steamer Lady Elgin above Poreu-
pine Mts.; arrived at Ontonagon Wednesday
A. NJ; LEFT at 6 A. NJ; steamer Cleveland
at Ontonagon; at Marquette sehooners Wei
lington, Challenge, Corinthian, Ketchum ;
Summit left bound down; met steamer Hi
nois of Grand Sauble; met schOOners J. l..
Gross and Flight just above the saut; arriv-
ed at saut A. NJ. on Friday at Saut, str.
Sea Bird, schooners Mary B. Scott, Queen
City and Mary B. Hale, and barque W. s.
Pierson; met Northern Light below saut :
barque Grace Greenwood aground at the foot
of Sugar Island met schooner Australia at
Sailors Encampment; schooners Vernon
and Geo. W. Mott at Detour.
The Star brought down a cargo of fish and
merchandise, and good load ol passengers.
Had fine weather through the trip and no
fog.
The steamer leaves on Wednesday even
ing on grand pleasure excursion, with
brass band.
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SPECIFY RASgPoRrATIoN-A st. Louis
gentleman informed us last night that Just
before he left home, he had received two
hundred boxes of cheese from Ashtabula,
Ohio, that had been but three days on the
way. A letter mailed the day they shipped,
announcing the fact, reached him no sooner
than the cheese did-so Uncle Sam is slower
than the freight trains. The cheese was
shipped from Cleveland by one of the De-
troit and Cleveland steamboats,, and sent
hence by the Michigan Central. Such speed
speaks well for the route named.-Det. Ad0.,
I4th
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-16

THE CRY OF BUFFAIo.-The following
gentlemen, officers of the Great Eastern, were
at Buffalo on Thursday: H. S. Machir, W.
A. Wallace, A. Rumsey, John Il. Ruinsey,
R. " Curtis, F. Tigar. They paid a visit to
the steamer City of Buffalo, and expressed
the greatest astonishment at finding slach a
large and magnificent boat upon such &. pond
as they had supposed Lake Erie to be.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-16

ONE AND TWEYTT,-By the author Of 'sWIldnowsr. u
New York; X. M. Dewitt. 1900.
WildAower" was a very popular book
both in this country and England. A lead-
ing American writer says of this new work
"The talented author of 'WildAower, has
thrown all her power into this work, which
is by far the best Of many excellent ones that
have issued from her pen. The characters
are drawn with a most mastery hand, evinc-
ing a thorough knowledge of the main
springs of human action, and a deep insight
Into the controlling passions which prompt
US to good or to evil. The designing and
wicked spendthrif, who proved so false to his
manhood, and who like the loathsome spider
we've his web with such subtle skill around
the innocent object of his passion, finds him
self foiled at last and reaps a terrible bar
vest" 5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-16

The ZOuAvEs.-A gentleman arrived from
Albany on Saturday, who says one Of tile Of
feers Of the Zouaves said to him there, f'Tell
Captain Sanford he hasn't been beat yell
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-16

~ 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 service in laying the dust,
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 the Public Square. RIO
Times Is cents per week World anu sun
10 cents per week. Leave orders at Quin-
lan's news depots at the WeddeIl or Angler
Houses, or at I74 Ontario street.
400 pieces of Moreh ouse Hams for sale at
S. E. DeWolfs, Merwin street.
Cleveland, July ..
800 REwARD.-Lost on the morning, of the
9Th, on Michigan street, between the corner
of Seneca and Calkins' lime kiln, or between
there and the Post Office, or on Superior
street, Tobias gold watch with chain and
seal. The finder can claim a reward of $40
by leaving the watch at 4O9 Kinsman street,
Ms- Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons
Cake Baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings, Labels
&C., &e. A very large stock, and all war
rsnted Of the best Double Plate, can befount
at Foaa, ENswORTH & Co.'S,
octI Cor. Superior and Seneca SITS.
New REATNEST.-Dr. GibsOn's improves
Negative and Positive Electro Chemiea
Baths is now the best treatment in tn
world for the permanent euro of rheu
matism, scP5fula, liver complaint, disPePsia
coughs, colds, fever, asthma, consumption
bronchitis. A cure warranted in every case
DrOpsy, gOut, salt rheum, syphilis, and a
private diseases, neuralgia, paralysis, menta
depression, dizziness, apoplexy, congestion
nervous prostratiOn, palpitatiOn of the hear
fits, delirium tremens, insanity, and man
other chronic and acute diseases, and stand
unequaIled for the cure Of diseases Peculis
to females. Office No. III Ontario street.
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PLAIN AND oRNAlIRNTAI PRINTINa.

sl8- Plain and ornamental printing Of every de-
acripiioa done ct the Printing Establishment Of the
LgAnER Once, the latest Improved and NEST rapid
steam Presses An the best styA short notice. and
Il reasonable rates. Particular attention Paid TO
blank work Every description OF Binding done,
especially Blank Books, Ledgers, Journals, Sales
Books, Receiving Books, sc, &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-16

Col. W0od-Mslodeon Hall-Living Curiositi,As
j. B. Cobb s Co-Lettor Paper, &C.
Rattberg Hausmann-Shaker Hoods.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ns=For TeIeSraPhie, Market and Marine
News see Fourth Page.
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1fa 0ooaa.
OOMETHING

SOMETHING EXCLUSIVELY
- FOR THE hADEES-Brown's Hygienic Sus,
pension Waist, and Improved Skirt Supporter. Pat
snseyaF nFyFsY Rss L954 Igsi SHOULD HAVE ONE-In TACT,
every one would have one II they only knew the
f oii1 sords the most perfect sTrIErRY, and de-
tracts nothing from the BEST CONCEIVABLE FORM
& but GTsSI y that It relieves the Hips
from the almost insupportable burden TO Whlch thsy
e. 1oon tho shoulders, and BY means Of Circular
Brsee il STAYS and Supports the clothing completely
soy1 np6n The Chest, Hips and Abdomen, which
makes il truly an AETI-LACER5 holding the skirts
away from the person, and drawing the nexiDle po.
1t Is also true and etlclent bhOVLDEh 9hAUA, 9shsAUA.,
& ,Is b1T tbToiiFh the elastic straps. This
nav and valuable Invention is also designed 20 afford
immedats relief and in many cases effect KADIohL AZ
TIGHT LAcnd, as many who nave used " loL 1 hlo9
tSe rriticai examination Of Of our most eminent
and scientihc medical men, who an prO1OiSe lhell
/ re best thing OF the kind ever invented They are
4 ti5n 70 an who have worn them. They must be seen
70 9s5 sSe d gIg az an tbe t BURNETT HOUSE in CsYeand
and examine them Lady viii aLWays Oe N Ls'i ~
ness to show them frso IRi+ IN ~ - III fsr-ifrv
will call on the prOprletOTs az ChA1hlN A4I.1
Ohio who have tho exclusive right ior the Ohlteo
! States.
| CAUTION.-Au persons infringing in any way OF
manner on this Patent, will most assuredy be oeai'
Il with according to law - .,
NORRIs, SHEFFIELD Coz PToprietors,
Successors 10 II. i. broWn 3 20.
Chagrin Falls, o., Feb. 81 1850. a. .--.-.-, -
Read the following recommendation ana ISlsI,
anees Eindlv furnished US for publication % thos5
them which, from the many more hattering comm U
nications we have and receiving daily 10 ueenel
sufficient for the present; = - a, -,sso
| Messrs NORRIs, SHEFFIELD Co.; We the 0lqeL e
| .i0ned having worn "BHQWNs CELEBRAIED III
9fTyTc sUsPFSs1oS WAIST for the last lev montn
fsle great pleasure in recommending II 70 me atUeh
| tion ~ avery lady It Is admirably adapted 70 N
| ISsr. cosVTSFENCE, BEAUTY and HEALTH o! N
i -seaTar Furthermore, we know IL always reileHe
NJ IN rnenV fngtnnces effects radical cure OF "a
nnmerous diseases caused by tight lacing. " Eop
70 see h come into general use, for We ars lniy eatls
| fed II Il what every lady who values eomlort ah
health should have and we advise eyery one 70 pes
chase Ill for we can assure them they "AA hotst -
| gret il. - = cell
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" o. L. Ransom, . n, n ~ rrle-e.l-7
9 Miss Amelia p Nash, EI0i' Hi-AN9AN-
| Mrs. d. Pritchard1
Dr. R. Beckvith' Brain9FRR R;sbs bSuifieSfs f5e9t "a
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= a. TbrsI 'Et Ossian y. Dodge Agsi
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-16

CLEVELAND & TOLEDO RoAD.-The New
York Tribune in Fridays issue, says:
There certainly is good reason for enter
tanning the belief that the Toledo Road has
passed its period Of adversity, and under
good management the present year promises
to carry the stock to fair dividends.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-16

S- Refrigerators, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freezers and Bird Cages, for sale
cheap at manufacturers prices, at
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-16

PoLITcAL.--The Republican meetings in
the 9th and sth wards were well attended on
Saturday evenings, and all passed of well.
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THE ECLIPSE OF THE SUM-. N. Plllsbury,
C. E., communicates to the Plaindealer the
following relative to the eclipse of the sun on
Wednesday next, the 18th:
The Eclipse will begin at Cleveland at Oh
49m. Greatest observation at 7h 44m, and
end at sh 46ln, in the morning of the 18th
inst, solar time at Cleveland, making its du-
ration l hour and 81 minutes.
At Cleveland the Eclipse will commence
on the upper or Northwestern edge of the
sun and pass over the sun in Southeastern
ly direction (the motion Of the moon tending
South in its orbit at the time) and terminate
on the Southeastern edge the sun. At the
greatest observation at Cleveland the sun
will be 4 $500 parts or about one half Of its
diameter eeipsed, as shown by the above
cut. This viii be the greatest eclipse visible
in the United States until the 7th of August,
1869, when about ten-twelfths of the sun will
be eclipsed; and on the 29th of September,
1875, there will be an annular eclipse, or in
other words there will be, at the middle of
the eclipe, visible around the dark body of
the moon a luminous ring of about one
fourth of digit, or 14Sth part ofthe diameter
Of the sun, in diameter. There will be no
total eclipse Of the sun visible at Cleveland
during the present century.
By mean or clock time the eclipse viii be-
gin at Cleveland at Oh. 55m., g. m; greatest
obscuration at III. SOM, a. m. and end at Sh.
50 m. q. m. INK.
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N. H. SOLOMONSON,
AnrtialI aIes.
4UCTTOV S4EE.

THE OLD COURT HOUSE ON
the Public Square, win BE- sold at pnblie aue,
iuiy next, az o'clock P. II,
The sale wiz Be made conditioned that the bulle
ing shall be removed y t1e 1lth Day q August psIi
Terma MADE known on day Of sale.
By order Of Ooulty Comm lsgioneTs;
WILLIAM EULLEk, b.
CLERK Of the Beard
Asaisor's oRes. cuyAhoga Coz 5un' q ls6e
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OxTHE sQuARE.-Leland' Band gave a de-
lightful out door concert Saturday evening.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

S For the best qualities Of segars, To-
Dacco and Snuff, go to B. C. Diet, III supe-
yio- straat
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Bar MEETISG.-At meeting of the Bar Of
Cuyahoga county held at the Court House,
in Cleveland, on the I4th day of July, 1860,
for the purpose of passing resolutions express
sive of their sentiments and feelings towards
the County Commissioners and Others engag-
ed in erecting the Court House in which the
Courts have been held during the present term,
John Crowen was appointed Chairman, and
R. D. Noble, Secretary.
On motion, Messrs. Hiram Griswold, John
c. Grannis and R. F. Paine were appointed a
committee to report resolutions, who reported
the following;
I. Resolted, That the County Commissioners,
Messrs. Everett, Branch and Richards, entitled
10 the thanks Of the whole community for tho ener
gyi public spirit and intelligence manifested by
them In the conception, prosecution and completion
Of the enterprise which has furnished 20 the people
s Court House commensurate with their necessities
and which Is an ornament to tho city and county.
2. Resolved, That the interests OF the county
quiTed the erecting of a Court House TO stand for
years, and we believe that the CommissioneTs were
governed BY sound policy In determining upon the
we'll the present wants Of the county, that its
facilities and conYenienees for the transactiOn OF
bgdi5S IN nv st5ts ana ~, 16s % a
economy which have characterized their discharge
Of the responsible duties which have been upon
them, eminently entite them to the appreciation Of
their constituents.
B. Resolred, That the contractors Messrs Smith
Psnnel, ara also entitled 20 public commendatiOn
for the skill and liberality with which they have
performed their contract with the county, and
that they have thus erected for themselves monu-
ment which shall perpetuate their merits long after
the hands that reared it shall have crumbled to
dust.
l. RssoIved, That the various mechanics who, In
their several departments Of labor have contributed
10 the perfection Of this building a. 4 work of art,
and for the manifold purposes for which it
designed, have exhibited q cultivated taste and
practical skill which reflect great credit upon them
and upon the city which is honOred by numbering
them among her citizens,
The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
On motion, the Chairman was desired to
present the resolutions to the Court and re-
quest their entry on the journal; and the Sec
retary was directed to ask their publication in
the city papers. # .
s.a JoSx CROwELE, Chairman.
R. D. NOBLE, Secretary.
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ES- See advertisement of DR.. sanford's
LiyerInyi0oratof
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The reader will here find a story Of life as
it is realized in the pure and heathery hills Of
Seotland-a life devoid of sensations, jealous
les and startling incidents, but such life as
every right minded mother would wish to see
realized by darling daughter The Eng
lish press speak highly of it, and the ele-
gance of the style renders it very attractive.
The above are for sale by Hawks & Bro.
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LAKE sgPERIoR TRADE-The bus iness for
June is thus reported by the Super intendent
Of the Saut Canal:
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ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-Eancy Jane Mckee,
one Of the most confirmed vagrsnts in the
city, tried to hang herself in the city prison
on Friday night. She tied q handk erchief
around her neck and hung herself from the
top Of her cell door. The other inmat es gave
the alarm and she was taken down, Tut was
resuscitsted only with the GREATEST diff
cnltv H3 sH-
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
MONDAY nfORNNG, JULY 10, 1880.
TRAYRLER,s RECIsTRR.

Citlzena Wiahing conveyance 10 either ef tho above
Trains Boats, will be called Tor by the Coaches of
Stevens Omnibus Line, BY leaving thsir address at
Ihe Omnibus once, 81 Superior street. door neN TO
Meddoll House.
April 10, 1850
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ROUSE & JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. 2lI Superior ST., (up stqirs,)
MARBLE BLOCK.
FoR SALE or ExcHANar

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
A FARM Of l25 acres, IA miles from this city, with
new house and barn, large and built in good
stylsi young orchard Of choice fruit; q variety
OF soils, part sand loan and part bottom land.
we'll Watered by springs. VIII take city prop
erty, or 10 to % acres the city IN part pay,
and part may remain on bond and mortgaFe
foE long time. S35 per acre.
SAhDUSkH-HOuse and lot 70 exchange for one In
this city. S6U0
VEsTRY sT,-Houss andlOt to exchange for a small
farm. 81, ,300
BUSINESS PROPERTY on Superior st.-A large
brick building well located, and leasehOld Tor
Is years. VII take one halftn western lands
or other good property, balance mostly on time
PERRY BI.-hoar Prospect, good one and a hall
story house and lot, very cheap az SllOO.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHIS-House and lot 70 eI-
change for a small farm.
NEWTON SF.-HOuse and lot to exchange for Can
ada land.
AN IMPROVED FARM Of Ie2 acres, 3 miles from
Railroad station, in Northern Illinois; l0g
acres under cultivation; house, barn, &C.; sl7
b taken IN part pay.
IA ACRES In north part Of Indiana, miles from
the Toledo and Chicago Air Line Railroad, and
Of mile from q large village with mills iac-
tories, &C., with small house and other i'm
proYementsi we'll Waterod; soil black sandy
loan. Exchange for house and lot In the city.
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JEssIE CANTR OS.A domestic story Of Scottish life
By Lady RAcHELL BuTLER. New York Il. NJ.
Dewitt 1850
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BoDWoRTH's BAND CoNIse.-Theee ee ebrated
Dodworth's Band Of New York, the largest
and most noted m this country, has been en-
gagged By the Cleveland hight Gunrds for
music upon the 10th of September. The
Guards go into camp on the morning Of the
sth for three days, and DOdwOrth's Eiand go
with than. There will be no mistaloe in this
rs thew are under contract to come. Really,
the Guards are doing things in a daslaing and
brilliant style, and will soon be- known
through ali the country for their nterprise
and military achievements. The above ar
ranpemept will be one of the promi aent fea.
lures Of the grand celebration.