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BOARDING..

CBNTLEMEN DESIRING EXCELLENT AND
VI nicely Furnished ROOMS, with Board, shn uld
call at 41S 9Th street. near G.. References e1-
changed. ap5 lot"
DLEAsANT ROOMS and first class BOARD at
L 156 street north, between Goth ana 2lst SITS,
four squares from War and Navy Departments.
Charges reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed.
APPS ST.
TWO ROOMS FOR RENT in a private family,
/ with or without Board, corner Of 18th and
Institute ap42t*
BOARD AND PLEASANT ROOMS for married
- or single persons: spacious grounds, pleasant
and 81 sts., near Pa av. APT St"
flOARD.-An elegant front ROOM, second floor
~ and hrst-c ass BOARD at sol G street, bet
18th and l4th streets. NH St.
EOUR OR FIVE GENTLEMEN CAN BE WE'LL
l. accommodated with BOARD and LODGING on
K street, south corner of 25th. mar 20
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SAnother great fire broke out in New York
yesterday, resulting in the loss Of several lives
A number were also badly injured. Cause,
carelessness In handling petroleum.
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PERSONAL.

'i'HEGENTLEMANW HOADVANCED MONTY
L last week On the final statements Of a dis
charged soldier. can receive the amount of his adj
vance by presenting the papers at All Pa. avenue,
corner AZ ST.. Room No. APPS Tvs
nR. PHILLIPS has removed to Rsnnsylvauia
- avenue, near l4th ST., over Messrs. Kidwslls
Drug store. ap5 3mif*
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OUR LOSSES NOT OVER SEVEN
THOUSAND.
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'
Hon. G.. W. Mcclellan, ID Assistant Postmaster
GeneraL-I have taken possession OF the Rich.
mond post Office in the name of the Post Office
Department OF the United States.
l find large quantity of United States
property, pouches, locks, safes, &c. The mails
that should have left the city to day are all
here pouched and billed l have not yet had
an opportunity Of comforting with the military
authorities, but the Provost Marshal has
kindly placed a guard over the buildings and
effects. ID. B. PARKER, Special Agent.
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THE REBELS RETREAT1NG ON
L1NCHBURGH.
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MAJOR aEN'L GUSTAV NOT KILLED

LEES ARMY GOING TO PIECES.
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CMBERl LUMBEAn LUMBERM!
For sale. q large assortment Of LUMBER, con-
denned by the government as unfit for public ser.
vice. suitable for building purposes. which will be
sold on reasonable terms. Carpenters and Others
inwant of Lumber will dnd 1t to their advantage
to call and examine for themselves before pur-
chasip g elsewhere. Apply Immediately at $50 a.
street near N , or at Gunnall's Wharf m 90 l~s
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UNITED STATES POST OFFICE ESTABLISHED
IN RICHMoND.-The following telegram was
received at the Pest ONCE Department this
a.
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RICHMOND.
ADDITIONAL FROM GEN,L GRAN

OUR CAVALRY AND INFANTRY PUSH.
ING ON.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION business
Y heretofore carried on under the name and
firm of Briggs 4 Cressey ia hereby dissolved By
mutual consent.
JOSEPH Fl. BRIGGS
ap Est ORANGE j. CRESSET
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BALLS, PARTIES, 10.

DR0E. KREIS, GRAND ANNUAL MAY BALL
AND EXHIBITION will take place at a
May g. For further particulars see future ~
Advertisements. ep l-6t
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WAGONS, CARTS AND DRAYe

0"METROPoLITAN RAILROAD OFFICE,
uS Cor. 18th street and N. Y. avenue,
Opand after SATURDAY, April LIST, the fare on
this road will be increased to seven cents, or
seventeen tickets for one dollar, which mag be
procured at the office of the Company, Capitol
Hill and 18th street. from 8 m. TO 6 p. m.
NH 29-2w J. W. THOMPSON. Pres't
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n1sseLUTIoN OF COMPREHENSIVE.

u CARRIAGES
The pRndeEslgnsd has Just received ans stock Of
RocIawsys. and sss aiso On S ga ana .s
sortment OF hisown manufacture, which -,
low they can be bought in tn or ANY other city
guarantee given ON all carriages sold at his re-
pository. Repairing neatly done and prom pity At
t ma9sosS. No. ae5 p. Sst ~ ia ~ -.
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N lumbia R9sal Arch Chapter: No. i. win
be held THIS lWkDNEsDAYl EVENING. at
to attend, and all other eompanionsin good stand
ing are fraterDally invited 70 be present this
interesting occasion. A lecture By Compa on
W. G., PARKHURsf.
By order of the NJ E.H P.
ap4-2t B. JkO. THOMSON, SSc'y.
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g RESORT1 HAT
SOMETHING New and desirable for gents
veal Having patent spring band, it in all n
cases adjusts itself to the head, at the same II
time retaining its proper shape and diving
CO mfort to the Wearer.f
Other new and dssi "a BILE styles of GENTS DRESS
HATS for the spring wear Just opened.
B. 81. sTINEMETZ, Halter,
234 Penn. avenue. two doors from
mS-1w 18th street.
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THIS By1NING. att O'Clock. We shall sell
large variety Of PHOTOGRAPHIC Albums. Silver
Jewelry, &c. with . good assortment eff Fame,
An 8. lw WIZ LEWIS CO An.tinnaa..
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10y ". D. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers.
- No. 3O7 Penn'a avenue

sell . good assortment Of Furniture, Reds aud
Bedding Bed CARPETS, LSrss MiErsrs Pianos, &c
cos. Shawls. Hesieries, and lot Of Hne Shoes and
Boots, Clothing, Trunks, &C.. &c.
ap53t W. LEWIS L Co, Aucts
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24

ANOrHER RoBBEKY.-We have just been
informed of a small-sized robbery which
was perpetrsted under the piers of the IN
+-Ir-L- thia- oitu last Friday. A re-
turned soldier named John Mcdaniel Wal
enticed under said piers BY Henry 8. Curtis
and q boy named Michael Foley. Curtis,
who by the way, is a soldier long since re-
turned, and 3 hard customer we'll known to
the police, hit Mcdaniel over the head with
a heavy bottle. Before he had recovered
fIom the stunning blow, his coat and vest
were stripped off, and all the money he had
fortunately only about $I5-tsken. Com
ing to after a while, he informed the police
GapE;a 9aa
to q Jew and was easily csught. Inc boy
FoIav oava the nnliea the mnat nf the in
formation they have concerning the affair.
He a Curtis led him intoit, anddid all the
work beside cheating him (Foley) out of his
share of the bootyI They will be tried to-
day before Judge Abbey.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24

AN OIL Cry HOTEL FOR GENERALIZATION
is called to the advertisement, found else
where, concerning the lease Of the "Amer-
lean House. in Oil City, Pa. The present
proprietors, Farrell & Co., propose to make
a change of base, and therefore offer for
sale The lease, furniture, horses, wagons,
&C., belonging to the establishment.
This is q rare chance for 3 man who
knows how TO keep q hotel. The "Ameri-
can" is located in the heart of the oil eoun-
try and in a city which is rapidly growing.
Under the management of its present pro-
prietOrs, it has attained q good reputation,
leaving nothing to be dOne in the way
of drumming up patronage. The invest
ment cannot help being a profitable one.
If the above effects are not disposed of
within three weeks, the property will
be sold at auction.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24
LOCAL NOTICES.
Is Health worth Having.

Ifit is, protect IT. Il is ajswsl as easily lost -
virtue, and in tome cases a. difficult to recover
Nature, in our climate, aud especially at this sea-
season, requires to be occasionally reinforced. But
everything depends upon the tonic used for that
purpose. The medicinal tinctures, all Of rhieh arc
based on oWnOH alcohol, are dangerous. Quinine,
as everybody frds ont who takes much OF it, is .
slow poison. one safe protective from all unseal'
thy atmospheric Influences exists, and one only
This powerful preventive is H0sTETrER's GEL
ERRATEO STOMACH BITTEBs, . compound Of
the purest stimulsnt ever Manufactured, with the
most elective tOnicS, alternatives, regulators and
dspurstOrs that chemistry has yet extracted from
The botanical kingdom. Oonval,scsnts, languld
and feeble from recent sickness, will find the Bit
tiers an Incompatible restorative, not diIagreeabIe
to the taste. and sminently invIgornting. No
other ~stimulant produces the same effect as the
stomachic. 1t does not excite or fuster the
nerves, or occasion any undue Arterial action, but
at once soothes and strengthens the nervous sys-
tenn and the animal system. jy2I:24sdAE
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24

The eolorsd men of Pennsylvania vii
hold q State Convention in Harrisburg on
the second Wednesday in August
A new German daily paper, to be called
the Daily Telegraph, is about to be started
in Indianapolis, by Mr.. Metzger, of the
weekly Frei Presss.
IA United States Senator" is given q
authority for the statement that Thurlow
Weed is in favor of negro suffrage. The
Senator says Mr.. Weed told him SO.
The Union Convention, held in Bslti-
more last Thursday, Endorsed the Presi-
dents reconstruction policy. A motion
was made to lay the resolution on the t.
bic, but it was lest by yeas %, nays 76.
SThere ia a big row in the Union party
in Louisians, headed by Governor Wells,
on the one side, and Hon. Chas. J. Durant
B. F. Flanders and the original Free State
men who are in favor of colored suffrage,
n the other. The pTospsct is, that each
of the ~contending parties will send q dele.
cation 70 Congress.
On the first Monday in August Ken
lucky will elect 8 State Treasurer, 8 Con-
gressionsl delegation and a State Legisla-
ture. We have already given the Con-
gressional nominations in full. Hon. James
II. GsrrRrd is the Democratic nominee for
Treasurer, and Hon. VIM. L. Nesle the
Republican candidate.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24

CoEEUBILL FKLIcTTY.-An Irishman living
on Oregon street, whose name We could not
lesrn-but we presume it was Pat Msloy or
Mike O'shannagan-got drunk yesterday
and going home began trying his hand at
mauling his wife. She cut him on the side
of the head, deluging his face with blood.
At this point he threatened to shoot her,
when she skedsddled for an officer and had
her affectionate husband arrested.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24

From LAKE SUPERIoR.-The propeller
Northern Light, Captain Murch, arrived al
this port about eight O'Clock Saturday
morning. Nj. Butts, her clerk, furnishes
the following log of her trip down:
Left 0ntonsgon July 18th, st 9 A. NJ.
Steamer Planet was at 0~ntOnagOn. Left
Eagle River at 8 P. M; Eagle Harbor at 5
P. M; met the Ironsides between Eagle
Hsrbor and Copper Hsrbor. Left Copper
Harbor at 8 P. M; o. s. steamer Surveyor
was at work in Eagle Harbor; two vessels
White Squall and White Cloud, were en-
deavoring TO raise the schooner Ballard
sunk at Eagle Harbor last season. Left
Houghton at 1 P. NJ. on the 18th. Arrived
at Marquette z P. NJ. At Marquette were
the following vessels: John Weeden, Jura,
George Foot, ]. F. Card, F. T. Barney, A.
HMosg. EAGLE. Wins, s. G. ApdEssygs Ex-
Holt, Mark II. sibley, Red White and
Blue, G. 81. Walker, Resolute, Bill Wall
bridge, H. N. Richmond, David Wsgstaf,
U. s. steamer Michigan. Left Marquette
the 18th, at 5P. M; Sault 10 A. NJ. Met
the Pswabic at Topsail Island, below the
Sault.
The Northern Light brought down 800
tons of iron ore and other miscellaneous
freight, and about eighty passengers.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24

FoR LAKE sUPERIOk.-The staunch and
swift steamer Meteor, Captain Thomas Will
son, will leave the dock Of GARRISON L Co.,
at eight O'Clock this evening, for La Point
and Bayfield,. As all know, she is a favor
ite boat, and those who mediate escaping,
for q few days, the heats of this region by
taking a trip to the Superior country, will
do we'll to commit themselves to she care Of
Captain Wilson. He is q Lake superiOroH
by birth and knows the upper region as .
farmer knows his farm.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24
CIeyeIanG WhoIesnIe MnrkeL

SATURDAY EvuIHG, July % 1885,
Freights-The following are the rates By Lake
Csteam) and Rail from this port to New York and
Boston, All Rail rates are aVe cents higher.
To New Xork.-Tirst class 955; Second elsss:
Hci Third olAss 7NOi Fourth class: 100. Flour.
800.
To BoStOn.-FFst class: SI,Os; Second cI.s.:
ssei Third class; TO; Fourth oIAss: 45o. FlOur,
9Oo.
Ei0ur-In less demand to day, but drm. SAILS
100 bRls Xxx red Country at 500. OTIS brands
held at $50 for Xxx red; $500 fer Xxx white.
Wheat-fhe market Is very much unsettled.
and nominally l09l5c higher on red; bat there
-'Sas 'O-usys anu No are unable 10
give prices. There we're no receipts ys,tsr6av ar
to day.
sales to-day, and market nominal at
6S6Ie for No. linked nom store. Reoeipt, vsrv
light.
Oats-LoWer. Sales 2 cars from store at So.
B~Arley-InAotivs and nominal.
Rye-Homlnal at Soc from store.
ROrK-Firm at S5I, 90 for city paoksd mss.
~Lard-steady at PC for city -reDdsred Ia nj,
smoked heats-Ths market Is very firm for
eity-cqFsd meats, With an active demand. We ouota
as t0loFs; spgaE-cuTod hams, oanyassed. 27e.
PiAin-cuIed hams, canEaased, &c; dried bee,
oanVasssd, 22oi shoulders I9c for canyaased and
Ise Tor uneanVassedi bacon sides zoo.
B~eel-city Asss held at SlsoG with Light de.
mAnd. wv
HHFteF-Demand Moderate and market steady.
sales OF Western Reserve ct 2l@22c.
EgGs-ln good request; market we'll supplied.
Sales 6 bbls At go.
Cheese-DuI and unchanged at IQQI8a a. per
quality.
Administrations He'd ct SQ.Osa2J0.
AIeOhOl-steady Held at a lOa4,I6 for 90
per cent. Cologne Spirits, CSC per cent, 40.
Neutral Proof Spirits S22O9R,2.
FotrOleum-Ths market Is steady at sya6so
for round lots reaRedi sT9eSc for umAu lots d..
Lake FiAh-In moderate demand and steady. |
Whitsash, $685. PIckerel $500; Herring S5,76; |
Trout ST,T6.
Dried APpIeS-Dnll. Held at 7X0so, and
pay for packages.
GrOeeries-The market has ruled very HtesdV
since our last report, and We note but little change
In prices. White Coffee and CruShsd, Powdered
and GraoulAtsd Sugars are shade better. Raisius
IRE higher. Candies advanced 293o. Trade Is rs-
ported good. Closing quotations are as follows:
SUGARS.
Porto ioo..-.-.1691 Yellow OoHse....leaI7
1uba ...--..---l49I6e Oruahed, Powdsrid
SST oEIesns---.@sZZ 3 GrAnulAtod- .2Ie2lKs
few n. .. 81 969l 81 Cuba .-...sO 7san on
Porto RioO... s691 10 Musoovado.-. -
COFFEE.
10'....'..'.'''.''..'''s csc -..,....,........s saEo
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24

SALE OF A NOTABLE RELIo.-The schooue,
Emroy Fletcher was sold a few days since
at Port Burwell, by Captain D. Jackson 70
a Nj. Flick, for the sum of $500. She was
built in 1881, at Fsirpert, Ohio, and was
called the Black Hawk. She is consequent
ly thirty-four years old, the oldest craft
shOat N the lakes. As an effort to "renew
ier age" latterly, she has been called the
Elizabeth. She has boon partially rebuilt
on one or two oceAsiops'
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24

The total number of toms of freight car
ried during the year was 4IO,4O1, of which
I59, sos tons was local, and which in the ag-
gregate shows a falling off as compared
with the former year of 22.O16 tons, but
while the total tonnage shows a decrease,
the local freight shows an increase of 6,S32
tons. The earnings from local passengers
and local freight for the year amounts to
the sum of $s77,sS2 90. The developments
of local traffic is a great element of strength
in this company.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24

"HuE-KI-Do-RI" IN NoRwALK.-A. NJ.
Griswold, Esq, will give his humorous
lecture on "American Antiquities" this
evening, in Norwslk. Our readers there
may take our word for it, that this lecture
is an unique and extra-rich affair, as it
could not help being, for the inimitable
ssGrisD ia its author.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24

REGTEEETAL sELL.-It had been annOunc-
ed, and the report was confidently believed,
that the SD o. V. I. would arrive here
yesterday morning. Messrs. Wheeler and
Russell had made all the extensive prepar-
atoms necessary fol. feeding $50 men, when
sdispstch came at a late hour, stating that
the regiment would stop at Camp Chase,
Columbus, to be paid off aud disbanded.
The flag was run up on the flagstaff on the
Park yesterday morning, but when the
telegram came, it was hauled down and
not allowed TO haunt the Sabbath air.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24

TIE ORGAN CoEcERT.-We are assured that
those who fail to attend the organ concert
this (MOnday) evening, at the Euclid street
Presbyterian Church, will miss a rare
musical treat. With such an organ as the
one in that church, and such & performer
as G. VI. Morgan, of New York, we venture
to say the entertainment will be of the
highest order of merit. It is expected,
also, that the choir of the church will,
during the evening, sing several pieces of
very choice sacred music. Secure tickets
eaFlv.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24

TwEETY-SEooED v. R. C.-Part of two
companies of the 22d V. R. c., stationed at
Columbus, arrived here on the five O'Clock
morning freight yesterday, from that city.
They numbered about 100 men, and were
under command of Captain William Blan-
chard. Breakfasting at the Soldiers Home,
they marched out to camp and joined the
men of their corps stationed there on guard
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24

grand ORGAN CONCERT AT OBERLN.-Mr.
G.. W. Morgan, the Well-known ~organist of
-GAaAA nkn.AL- NJ. N-L--.l- 49,
people of Oberlin 8 new sensation tO-mOr-
row night. An organ concert is q novelty
to western audiences, though a thing of
course at the East. The Musical Union,
under the direction of John P. Morgan,
will take part in the performance, and a
very superior entertainment may be conf
IDENTIFY looked for,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24

Dlarrhsa n Dysentery.-ws have ex-
smined . great lumber ~oiletters from sJme OF the
most prominent citizens of Cincinnati and Coving-
ton, ETC., speaking ia the highest terms OF DR.
strieklAnd's Anti Cholera Mixture for the cure o
diArThOea and dySentery. The letters are too long
to publish. Mr.. Woods, Of OoVington, says he
was pronounced incurable by the best doctors in
Cincinnati, and one bottle Of DR.. striokladd's Anti
Oholera Mixture effected . permanent cure AFTER
suffering for months With the worst form Of diar.
rhOea and dyIentery' For sale by Druggists.
BENTON & DUNBAR, Agents, Cleveland, o.
myers
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24

HELD TO BAm.-James P. Farrell, James
Mackey and Patrick Mackin were examin-
ed before Commissioner White Saturday,
on the charge of ~peddling jewelry without
license. The suspicion that they were
smugglers was groundleFs. They were
held to joint bail of $500. In default of
bail they were locked up in jail.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24

PAID ORA good manythOusand dollars
were paid out, Friday and Saturday last,
to the soldiers in Camp Cleveland. Major
Beecher, U. S. A., paid the 14th o. v. I.
and 2Ist Battery o. V. L. A, on Friday.
On Saturday Battery B, 1st o. VA, was
paid off by Major Van Valkenburgh, and
Msjor KEENAN, turned over their dues to
the 18th o. V. V. L and the 18th o. v. v.
L. received their back pay at the hand Of
Major Scott. All these organizations were
immediately ~disbanded, and most of the
boys have, before this gets into print
reached their homes.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24

GOvKREeR BRoUeH.-We are happy to
learn that Gov. BrOugh was decidedly i'm
proved yesterday, and we trust he may
very soon be announced entirely out Of
danger. Up to noon yesterday he was re-
--a-4Ad aasU- and haHA-@=~~~-~~EAsLAi~~A
that he will speedily recover.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24

-n-TvnT L@u raNaivad from
D. 8. Critchley & Co, No. 1872 Superior
street, a new piece of music styled "The
Veterans Return March, written and COM
posed by L. A. Tuttle. The music is stir
ring, and the piece is very appropriately
dedicated to "our brave soldier boys"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24

FREE FIGHr.-There was & miscellaneous
fight yesterday between a party Of soldiers
white citizens and negroes, on Lake street.
We could not learn what was the bono OF
contention but the negroes, after a brave re-
s~istsnce, retired in good order before su-
perior numbers.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24
LOCAL NOTICES.

Miss not the occasion BY the forelook take
That subtle power, the never hating time,
Leaf . mere moments putting OF should"
Allow the dreadful Cstarrh to extend down the
throat to your lungs, and Consumption fx its
neVer-OOsening grasp upon your life. Al oBcs use
DR.. D. H.. 5eeIys's LioUIO OATARRH REM,Dr. For
sale By all Druggists. Jy24:Rs
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24

OWN WAETED.-TEo men named Ge1rge
Wilson and Isaac G. Williams were arrested
on the West Side Friday night, on suspic-
ion Of burglary and larceny. In their
possession was found several bran new
pincers, and it was ascertained that thew
had that day sold Mr.. John Sweeney four
new axes fOrone dollar. The implements
bear the stamp "Fredericks" on them.
They are stthe city prison, AID the author
itiea desire the owner of them, whoever hs
may be, to CONS and claim property.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24

AGGRAVATED CASE OF AssAULT.-FOur roughs
named Michael Murray, John McGuen,
Frederick Eastman and John Clifford, who
had been out at the Beer Garden yesterday,
swilled beer until they made of themselves
bulls of Bsshan, or something worse. Com
ing into the city late in the afternoon, they
fell Upon q colored man named Henry Sim
mons, and without any provocatiOn what
ever, treated him in the most shameful
manner and as only brainless rowdies could.
They tore his clothes nearly off him and
pounded him fsarfully. We would suggest
to Judge Abbey that, in passing upon them,
he forget all such trivial sentences as fines
and costs, and revive the good Old-tashion-
cd Indian mode: Make them run the
gauntlet.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24

TOtAl........

The p has paid during the last
wear S422.IsO Of Bonds, which naturea n
have been Cancelled, from funds on hand At
the last annual report applicable 70 this
purpose, and from the balance of the Sink.
ing Fund Bonds remaining in the hands OF
the company.
The following table shoFs the earnings,
expenses and profits of the Read for six
years:
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-24

AZ sssH~Hs ~VyS "a Jul VHTO regiments
express themselves delighted with the
treatment received by our citizens, All
should call at Davis Oak Hall to get their
clothing-it is the largest and best empO-
rum in the city.