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The Executive PatFOuage-HOW lt Is
DlApensed.

fOol J. ". Fornsy, In the Philadslphia PrSss.I
Doubt or deny it as we may, it is ney-
ertheless true that nearly the entire pat
ronage of the Federal Government has
been placed st the disposition Of the DEM
oeratic leaders in Congress, in districts
represented by what are called radicals,
or where the party organization is coz
trolled las in nearly every instance i is)
by the people who sympathize with these
same radicals. In the city Of Philadel-
phia the four Republican members of
Congress are systematically humiliated
by Andrew johnson. If would relate
the incidents in proof of this assertion you
would be startled. Under his orders hon
est men are regularly tuned out and
doubtful or disreputable men put in The
Cabinet ministers themselves stand aghast
at a system which has nothing TO excuse
or Justify it. and can only be explained by
an insane or revengeful spirit in the Exc
cutive. This is what Andrew johnson
calls sustaining "my policy" within the
lines of the s Mon party. For Instance;
He almost authorizes the Hon. Samuel j.
Randall, the vigilant and determined
Democratic representative in Congress
from the first district to make the national
appointments in adelphia-con6ning
him, however, to selections from the Re
publican Union psrtyl In New Jersey,
it is no longer matter of speculation that
the offices of the western counties have
been handed over to that somewhat noto-
rious parsonage, james n. Seovsl, Of
Camden. If an honest cabinet minister
hesitates to fulfil any of the requests com
ing from such gentlemen, be is brought up
with what is called ground turn by
| positive Presidential order, and, with a
shrug of contempt, the commission IS
made out, sent to the President and By
him forwarded to the Senate.
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ORDIXlNCg-To establish the grade

=
sEc. I. Be it ordained by the City Council cf the
City Of Cleveland. That tho grade Of the center
lins Of Chapel street BE-, and the samo is hereby
established Il ths FLOWING elevations above the
City bas. Of levels. tO-Eit: ~ the north ii1e CT
Kinsmaa street lOl S5-le0 feet, aEl at the Esuth-
erly line Of Scovil avenne 100 40 feet and that
the grade line between the above named pniEts OF
elevation be uniform and ia ACCORDANCE with the
profile Of said Chapel street, es recommended on
pago 4s vol. q Of profiles In the City CiVil Engi.
Reer's Office Passed May /, 1865.
PELToN, Pres. OF the Council.
n nrtr t1.tv tslarI. tuaw1.4
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XXXTXtb Congress.
W4sHIEeToy, May
HOUcZ.

H0Uo7.
Mr.. WRIGHT withdrew the motion made
by him yesterday % lay on the table the
motion TO reconsider The vote rejseting the
army bill IN order 70 move its recommital
TO the Committee OIL Military Affairs.
Mr.. CHANDLER renewed the motion
and called for the yeas and nays.
Mr.. WRIGHT asked the Speaker whether
the success of that motion would not have
the effect Of killing the bill.
The SPEAKER answered afirmatively,
but said that was matter for the House to
determine
Tne House refused to order the yeas and
nays, and the motion to lay on the table
was lost.
The vote rejecting the kill was reeOnsid-
cred.
Mr.. WRIGHT then moved to recommit
the bill to the Committee on Military At
fairs.
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An OReIslNCE-To establish the

4 n grace o. henry stte5t
SIC. ]. Be il oTdainsd by the City Council Of thc
Of aenr. street he aad the same is hereby essab-
lished az the following elevations above ths City
haze of levels, to-wit: At tho north line Of KIM
man street lU3 feet ut the southsrly limo Of SEQ
willie street TO- 5-l0 feet, and that the grade lr
between the above named points Of elevation -
uniform and IN accordance with the probie Of s,il
Henry street. as recorded on pa Ee iS, vol ., -
files In this City Civil Engineers ufice. -
May !, 1886. +. W. PELTf ~
G. 7. HILI, President cf the c.,
Cfry C1rrt. -,
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Boiler Explosion.
from Nen 0rIeans.
General News.
Return of co.. 5Eeaae.


PORTLAND, May 3.-Gen. Meade, with
troops from Eastport, arrived this morning.
The troops will probably be rcmanded to
their posts.
Fire.
ClScINyAr1, May -Westaluallcr' furni-
ture factory. on Columbia street, was par
TALLY destroyed by fire this morning. Loss
about 81 5000, mostly covered by insurance.
Fenianisnl.
CORNWALL, c W., May 3.-The examina-
tion Of the Fenian prisoners was resumed
to-day. Lieuteuant-COlOncl Wheeler, who
gave evidence for the prosecution, turns out
q spy. After hearing counsel for both sides,
the bench was divided, majority being for
commiLtaL Judge Jarvis, chairnlal, dis
seuted. This throws the trial over till Fall.
Grand Reception.
OTTAWA, C. W, May S.-Thera was E
grand reception last evening to Governor
General Lord Monck on the occasion of his
arriving here 10 take up his permanent res
iience There was q public holiday and
triumphal arches erected and the velun-
teeTs, fremen and citizens turned out to
meet him. The Mayor read al address of
welcome and pledged the city Of Ottawa in
common with the rest of the people of Can
ada to defend the rights and liberties of the
British connection. Tbs governor replied
in stirring speech and said the armed
demonstrations which circumstances com
PEELED the provinces to make were not with
out benefit. They had given & vigorous
national life in British America which the
people were both willing and able 20 defend.
The same feeling exists in Nova Scotia and
New Brunswick and gives an earnest proof
of the increased vitality from the political
union which he confidently expected would
soon take place. The home government
had signifed its unqualified appreciation Of
the measures for the defense ofthe province
and had promised to send all the reinforce
nents that may be asked. Other addresses
and replies followed in the Same train.
From Ten nnessee.
LOUISVILLE, May S.-The Senate passed
the franchise bill, I3 against 6, which is
nowa law.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-04
NouId not be q sc Elenaptntion.

On saturday last several hundred 90 lit
tia orphans, attended BY nuns, venturei
INFO the gallery Of the House OF Repre-
sentstives. Mr.. WesiwoTth, Of Illinois,
asked and obtained unanimous consent to
admit them al 10 the loo-. The nuns de-
clined. They had evidently gone as near
Congress as they dared, and they would
not willingly expose their precious charges
any further. We tremble when we re-
feet upon the dangers those orphans es-
eaped BY the frmness Of their guardians.
". Z Con-. ddUertissr.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-04

Vim. Z. Saunders, II. D., Homeopathic
Payzi5iau and sa-seJn. Office Ne. igl Erie street,
between Ena,iI arcuue and Prospect street. Res
Eisueo 10 Pro7pect street. ofios hours from to
10 a. n, and from 70 ! and to9P. NJ.
sfL-.gl5
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-04

Jason B. Brown, has been voted for
at the primary meetings in Jackson Co.,
Ind, for Democratic candidate for Con
gress, in the third district, and secured
more than 1909 majority over his compel
itor, Frank Emerson. Brown Is q Cop
perhead of the Bowles and AIilligan or
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-04

The Gales5argh (Ih.,) Free Denlocrdt
states that few young ladies attending
the female department Of Knox College
a short tire since, procured some whisky
from drug store, and, for frolic, be-
came stupidly drunk. Two Of them have
been expelled and sent home.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-04
IAAGE E0R THE PIYMkNT

AfeoE CLAIMs.-Bo It ordained by the City
couzsil Of tho CITY af Cleveland, that tlis Auditor
,traw on the Treasurer, warrants for the follow
iag claims payable on aEi after the 18th day Of
Nay. 1856, 10 VII:
Interest on sewer bonds. 5000 Wa Hsrt
s1e 30 same, S6G5.o9; A. Theme, S2i2 p; J. W.
uuphant, SIS 20; Tug Belle King, $50 o.; Chas
IbOni1s, $500; Jacob Nenso-, Slt75; o. c.
<,ogors, S5l %; Cleveland Leader Co, Sl3l.o9;
ice Co., S39.25i Dan Aplin, S54.ls; L D. Staek,
$500; G. II. Smith, $500; Thos. Rome, SS5.09;
John Martin, S7.uU; CarDich < CoHgdnn, so ~;
5. Q. Wyck9H, sl3.4i; w Il Aylard, s392-55;
Robt. Holmes, 1865 S9 J. p. ParriEh, ir, S203.75;
Parrish 4 knight, Sl6072; d. Figee. S25.eJ;
h0rshTup & Hsrrilg ton, 81, 80; WIN. fapp, SIS 05
EIelatosh s Co. 5000; AnsOE Smyihe, $3.50; y.
enscNenblTb, S-e.toi J. Houstain. S5G3; John
5isrd, Si2G.eoi fireman Slater. $500; Mary
Esray, 8 81; A. S Hardy, SL3a; Teachers Pay
Soil, s.. $50 co; 4. II. RhOads, Sl06.75; Mary
Espay, S77.c0; Mrs. Murphy, s2i-o0; jas. Stone,
S36.ooi john Frances, S2j.sa; Martin Kane S5s.-
0oi J. v. y. Yaies, Si4.0o; Th0s. wslthsln, 25;
7. Harvey, SJ0Ogi T. H. Marshall, S}5.s.; Mrs
Murphy, 500; c. II. Clark, se2s0; stephen 3
Prosiey, $3.50; CieYeland Omnibus line, 5000;
Geo. Degsl, S240.09; Jno. Miller, Sls2.o9 !" Il.
GessiclE, Sl0l .25 Avery Peabody, s5e.Ct; Pear
Hoffman, 5000; T. Masters, 5000; st=Zsr s.
Wright, s53.09i Fire Department Psy Rolls,
Sl,sI0.00. Wm. Ua-t, ss5.oJ; Carrot Kecs. S599.-
IS; Cemetery Pay RoIl, Ssi3.95; ". C. Stedman,
SIS so; Police Pay noll, $, ,3s7 90; J. W Schnidt,
SG.75; N. Z RsEsoB, $1,000; z. D. Baker, s51.O0;
Alfred Gayton, s25.6O; tiehael Davis. $50 On;
Street Commissioners PAY Roll, 81 ,Og@G7; Ed
warGs, ToEnssnd Co. fle.09; Daniel Stewart,
$500, @. r. EvRtt. Szis-75; DOrncF, NOtte d Co,
$3.50; Ann Eran, $3.50 Mrs- smstzer. s27.Cc;
Mrs. Carmount, soc; Mrs. Ccs-, SzAo9i ). q.
Oliver, $50 90; Mrs. Kss=er, S1eT5; d. Tiger,
?25 OO ;. Findley, $40 IS; Cleveland Leader 90,
Si.20; Us. Mahon, $50 Is; J. StarteYant Son,
Ss97; LGwton Ross, 5000; Tounglove, Massey
Co., slo.O0; J. Thomss, ss7 90; Sargent Z Dixon,
S309.0s; Geo. N. Smith Si6. q; Lessses Of Ohio
Canal, s67.50; J. Conrad, Sl63.5c; J. Fsru8m,
81 %; Stein, 500 90; Oliver J. Presley, seI.50;
board Of Heilth, ssh 50. P2ssed Msy /. 1856
FW PELT0E, Pres OF the Cornell.
o. z HILI. CirY Clerk. mavs.all
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-04
ON his NgseIe.

The Bucephalus that draggeth after him
the street sprinkler nbounds in antics and
festivity. He starts on 1 run with the
Utmost ncnehalance and seams TO enjoy i.
This trick be performed again On Sst9r-
dsy, skyroelzeting through the streets like
a thousand Of brick and more, and finally
ended his mad career by overturning the
sprinkler. Somebody ought TO take that
horse out ana sprinkle him, Ger he Will
smash somebody some day if not cured
NeairiLle Replib 4aR.
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special Dispatches.
RECEIVED UP TO O'CLOCK, A. n.
sIe,isl Dispatches to the Western Press

wAsHHeToS, May SIT is reported to-
day that among those examined are Sidney
Andrews, OF the Boston Advertiser, Bedford
Brown, Of N. O., and Charles G. Bayler, Of
Ga The evidence is mainly confrmatory
of that previously published.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-04

Paris {April 10} Cor. OF London Telegraph
The one great object of my admiration
in Paris is the "bonnet' its ever-chang-
ing shape, its splendor, its Disappearance,
and its Ozark days Of nothingness." What
do you think bonnets were yesterday
Not crepe, nor tulle, nor silk, nor satin,
nor velvet, nor straw. No, nothing but
flowers ! saw one lady with bonnet of
daisies, and another who had on her head
handful Of lilies Of the valley, festooned
with Il green ribbon. If it really is any
thing, . bonnet can scarcely be less than a
few lilies Of the valley, which at Florence
would cost half a Paul. Another lady
had a wreath of wallhoWers. OF the lat
ter, I viii only say '7ioB nj gllStG, It was
too ike fashion which used TO obtain in
London on May-day, especially with 'my
lord" and -'my lady;" but the others were
sweetly pretty, and that such q something
as that "lilly' bonnet could come out Of
nothing Is, l confess, a wonder Of art.
There was, too, a dust -colored dress and
bonnet, the latter having in it two great
natural roses, which were worth paying
the Grand Stand ticket only to sec. Ger
tsiuly some French women can dress, if
they can do nothing else. Not that I
turn against my e0untry-women. No.
As in st. James street you can get a bet
ter dinner than on the Boulevard, so in
the Park you can see a greater show Of
beauty than in the Bois, and for the same
reasOn-the raw material Is go superior.
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Purest and Sweetest
COP LIVER OIL

Is TIE wORLDt
zANUr4CrFEES FROM TEEsH SELECTED liver
on the ssa ccazt. THIS oil is Characterized b.
purity and sweetness peculiar TO 1t
alone Fts reputation IS so great that takes the
Ieed ofsll other ois,- and Is prescribed by physl
clans. Remember TO ask for
HAZARD 8 CAswELL's COP Llvrs on.
CASWELL, MACK CO.,
Sole Manufacturers, Kew York.
~ INV AL T1-rs-rfsrs ,7--=TsFs7g
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-04

The last descendant Of Zwingii, the Re
former a Mrs, Schlatter, Is now living in
Ohio.
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Equitable Life Assurance
Socie'.y.
OF THE UNITED STATES,
% BroT1dIyay, nv.
Cash AccHIn .siAtso., -..-..s2, ,ooo. coo 90
Ahh"'si " Sd income 100000 90
[CRELY MUTUAL.
ANNUAL CASH DIVIDENDS.

nNHIS SOCIETY HAVE DETER
i MINED 10 declare their dividends ASSUALLy
- Cash. The next dividend ill be declared Feb
Euary lst, 1901 II is believed that no company
in this country will be able 10 present gr.stcr ad-
vantages in Its dividends TO persons assuring than
this Society, as its total eXpen ituro to income
was less than that of any OF the older American
Companies, and its .w business FOR tic p>st year
fSlS. ,ogl exceeds the new business Of any New
York Company IN any pr-vious year. This eocie-
y has met With but ono loss in this city-Ar.
FhillipI Price, who was insured three Years
siucs for IS Geo. His heirs rOoeive5 the smount
of his policy s., ,Oo0l, snd dividend to the smouu
Of S353 l-01 ia cash, within ten days after proofs
were aeliverei to the agents.
Proposals FOR insurance or forngeneiss apply TO
[ THAIERS & MCHS0S, General gents,
Nos. aud Park Building.
mavt Cleveland. Ohio.
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mrs WinSIow ar

Hrs. WinsloW, an experienced Nurse and
Female Physi7ian, presents to the attention Of
Mothers her sooTHJsG SYRUP fos Chliiren
Testhug, which greatly facilitates he process Of
tee;hiog- ty soFisuiug the gams, reducing all in
1amnsJious, viii SHAY all pain and sp1smodie ac-
tiou, and is sure to reg1lzts the bowels Depend
upon it, Hothers, it viii give rest TO yourselves
and relief and health g your infants. We have
nut up and sold this article FOR over 50 years and
can say in confdsuce and truth of it what We have
never been able to say Of aa5 other medicine
never has i failed IN siaElc instance to eject
cure, when timely usei- Never Gid We know an
instance Of Dissatisfaction by any one VINO used
On ths contrary, al sTs delighted with its opera
lions, ana speak in terms Of conmenilti1a Of its
magical effects and medical virtues. We speak in
tins matter ''what we do know, after 90 years'
cxpsrienes and pledge our reputation for the full
aIlnent OF what we here declsre. In almost every
instance where the infant is suffering from pain
and exhaustion. relief viii 10 found in fifteen or
| twenty minutes after the syrup is administered
| Full directions for using viii accompany each
! bottle None genuine unless the fsc-similie Of
/ CURTIS s PERKINS, New York, is on the out.
side wrspper.
Sold by an Druggists throughout the world
/ Price, only IS cents per bottle.
! sP29;Rli-dyeod:T
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-04

"There now," cried little girl, while
rummaging drawers in bureau therei
Gran'pa has gone TO heaven without his
spectscles; what viii he 90 p
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-04

The Emperor of the French has caused
to be struck IS gold, l7s silver and l12
bronze medals for the physicians who we're
so jealous and devoted to the sick in the
late cholera visitation at Paris. 70
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EIGHT I:rr-eIs ygoieott.s AnnihiIator

axe sold monthly by Ncssrs, Roger & Ealler, the
nor Agents in Boston said Agency taken
the a9lh Nov last, without G dollars worth Of
t1adc, thus dG7rdins gone idea Of the very rapid
rise IN the popularity Of this remedy. Is not this
slight intimation that it aeoonIplisheg what It
claims, viz to raliove Nervous Toolhaohe, Ner-
vcus HCalache and Neuralgia in three minutes,
and cure Catarrh ths worst OF ossesJ IN L wsess?
Scld by all druggists. ap;G9
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-04

Over 900 STUDENTS ars now in attendance
A. EHE UsIoS Business IEs-IICTE, oREELIS, OEIo.
Why is this 3 UsISEss COLLEGE SO popular De-
esuse oHits instructors work n halgsony, and it
stands upon its ms:its without trusting to the
raegc Of 'eial " or Ha1sbug " associations"
Without "epiHg" the name of any other Business
College, it is meeting with success unparalleled in
the history Of such schools in this state. Remom-
Der The Union business Institute is located at
OBzRLIS. ms-2l
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-04


The reason why Gen. Frank Blair was re-
lected by the Senate has not transpired.
Much surprise is expressed at the result,
among others By Lieut-Gen. Grant, who
says that 10 him the country is indebted
more than TO any other man, that Missouri
was prevented from seeding. He spoke
with earnestness of the military services Of
the General, then Col. Blair, at that tinO
and since has rendered the country.
THE TAX BILL.
Tt is not true as stated that the new tax
bill removes the tax on matches, or that
there is any intention Of removing it.
DBL. DEPOT OPENED.
PrrTsBUReH, May S.-The Union Depot
and Hotel, designed for the sceommoda-
tion of the through passengers of the Penn
sylvania Central Railroad. was opened to
the public to-day by the Railroad Company,
with Ira A. Church as Superintendent, and
Thomas Graham cashier. The hotel, which
is a eommodious- and magnificent one,
forms part of the new union depot recently
erected.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-04

Business Men Tganted-ses c. L. VAN
E0RTWICK'S advertisement il Notice and
Wants Column" may3:SlI
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-04

To Business Men, Merchants an;,
Manufacturers ADyTherc.-Tho sdyer-
tiser, a miiii, aged married man, practical ac-
eouatant, Of steady, inlu trious habits and pos
sossiug superior business qualification and expe-
rieucc, desires situation at moderate salary as
Boak-le per, Agent, O-rrscor, or Malaser of
any honorable b7siness; or iatersst in some es
tablisheI commercial or manufacturing business,
whcge Industry, business talent, or mechanical
slil mly oasct The casa OF stock capital. Can
furnish unquez ;i5uaJls Testimonials and refer
euc.s OF liTst-glass business men. AiiEe
may35II j. :. DUDLEY, Beroa, Ohio.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-04

Gustave Doro has finished his illustra-
tions, thirty in number, for Tonnyson's
"Idylls Of the King" They will be en-
graved in London and published in Paris.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-04

Exquisite EGOSD ;snu MOUTH ~ ASH
EAT AROMATIQUE Is q preparation Of
aromatic guns and bslssuls, which communicates
delicious taste 10 the mouth, sweetness TO The
breath, a hRrdness 20 the gums, and cures tooth
sche and s sensitive condition Of the teeth and
gums.
Prepared solely by CAsweIl, Mack 4 Co, Kew
York, and sold BY all Druggists. Lisc-1sRl0
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-04

Paper collars Of every pattern, mlde of the
finest linen stock, consisting Of Gray's, Hatha-
ways, Trey, National and tho Persisny style.
MACKENZIE & PARSONS,
Manufacturers Of the Partisan Yoke Shirt,
marI7.El3 Il PupIio Square, Cobb's nsw Block.
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Southern News.
Riot SUbsIdiur.


MEMrHI5, May S.-The city remains quiet
tonight.
The negro soldiers recently mustered out
were paid off IN Fort Pickering to-day.
They threaten to burn tho city. Tonight
great uneasiness prevails. They are kept
in the fort by portion Of the 10th regulars.
Gen. Stoneman thif afternoon served no.
tees on the Mayor, Council, and County Of
fcers, forbidding tho assembling of any
bodies of armed mon, black or white. ex-
cept police, so far as they are relied upon to
preserve peace. a large number of negros
were arrested to-day and found heavily
armed
Boiler Explosion.
The tow beat Tigress exploded both her
boilers near Fulton, last night, killing the
captains wife, 1st engineer, carpenter and
three deck hands. scalding several others
badly.
From New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, May 3-By instructions
of President Johnson General Candy has
released the cotton held by the military
md turned it over 10 the United States
Marshal.
President Johnson orders General Candy
not to interfere with the United States
Court. The President first ordered Candy
to make full repor. by telegraph Of the
conflict, upon which he acted. The court
re-oDened immediately
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-04

Flower See(Es.-we have ready for gale a
large and choice collection Of Flower Seeds, the
growth Of 1865, which we will ssnd by mail free OF
Postage. Catalogues will be sent on application.
s. L. STAIR CO.,
1nlrl3 Late J. Stair & Son.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-04

GentlcEl2ess's Furnishing SfoTe-Now
open at Il Public Square, G0tb's new Block,
where can be found every variety Of Furnishing
Goods, consisting Of Skirts, Collars, Drawers,
Hosiery, Hand1erchieis, Dressing Gowns, Canes,
Suspsnders, aad sontlemeus Toilet Goods, ell
lnado OF tho best materials. Trade furnished at
Wholesale.
marl7:HI3 MACKENZIE & PRISONS.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-04

The PRrssisn Yoke SHIFT, manuf@csur-
ed exclusively By Msssrs. Hacksnzis Parsons
No II Public Square, L. CobJ's new Block. This
pattern Of Shirt is tie only style worn in tine
city OF Paris lis great pecnliarity is iis perfect
adaptabiIity 90 nll forms Of the human body,-the
f being perfect. r.srl7;Rl3
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-04

New IsigISereI-First ArrtVai-JHst re-
ce;y,d this day and inspected, 10 half barrels
EssiuaE Tickergl, Herring and Bass, aud for sale
by TmayI:gi2I R,TLYON.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-04

Large Red (9r Pea Yiue) Clover, Common
Red Clover, Timothy, He'd Teq, Orchard Grass,
aud Kentucky Biuo Grass Seeds full supply, for
salo by q. L. STAIR, s CO.,
Inarl3 Late J. Stair & Son.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-04

RethIehem-A Sacred engraving. See full
description in " Editorial Column" Men wanted
IS eauvassers. Read ADVERTISEMENT heGdsd
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