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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-03

"a construction Of branch sewer or drain IN
Walnut street, w-st Il MHrison street.
SFc !. BE il O. dainod by the City Council OF tbs
City OF CleFelaud two thirds OF all the m mbers
concurriugl That a stone-Ware pire, sewer o.
drain, be constructed in Nalnut street, from the
Muirscn street msin sewer, westerly to point
about 100 feet westerly from Eris street, VITA the
necessary house o0Bneciian pieces and flushing
holes, in accoriancs With tho plan recommended
by the Board of City Improvements, and adopted
by the City ConEcii 1866, and now on
hle in the City Civil Engineers offoc.
SIC That for ths PurP9se OF constructing
said sewer and defraying the cost thrre7f, there
be- and Is hereby levied and assesSe1 the sum Of
eirhty-seveu and half cepts iS9S71) upon each
and every foot front Of the several sots or par
cells Of land bounding or abTuing upon taid Wal
nut street between Mnirson and Iris stTeets, eN-
ceptug ll5 feet OF the frontage Of the lot on the
northeast corr er OF Erje and Walnut streets 40
feet Of the froatsge II the lot en- the southeast
corner Of sail street 3, ieet cf OF toe fco1tase OF
the lot on the north, west corner Of Auirsan ana
Walnut streets; aad 80 feet OF the frontsge Of tha
lot on the southwest c1rutr OF hniss5n aud " al
nut streets
SEC. s-Thst the owners CT the several lefs- -nF
sTF7t and Afte str et, shail pay
the s-vcral euaaunfs of money ~ them severally
due in hat behalf. as soOa as said sewer is com
plsted past their resp ctive lots, 20 such per-ou as
may b auth rized By the City C5uncil TO collect
same, or Be subject TO the penalty and Interest
SLOWED by law against them severaly, IL not PAID
, st the time herria d-sig1atad-
Passed July 81, 1863.
F.W. PELT0N. President Of ths Council
G. ; WIZ AraV. Assistant CitV Cork. aaC2.s3.
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q pplaudt
Advice Gratis.

A Union soldier volunteers in the San
dusky Register some racy advice to the
Democracy of the Ninth Congressional
District, who met yesterday to nominate
= candidate. As 1t is Of general apprecia-
tion we copy an extract;
at matters little who the victim may be,
but Tor the credit of the District, let the del
egateA select some one who can read ordIn-
arv En- ylish, who uses as beverage moth
ing stronger than squafortis, and whose
bsck is not covered with moss from a
lsugthene sojourn in Canadian forests to
avoid oven attentive draft commissioners
If material should be eembar-assiDgly scarce,
hav-seed in the hair viii be 10 fatal OBJ
lee. ion TO the candidate, as temporary Sc
clusion anon friendly stacks, while the
conscrin:ion oi fcer was about, was shining
LOYALTY como.r ed with the conduct OF ma
iority of the par ty during the war. A reso-
luton endorsint' Yallandigham as a dele
gate to Philadeip hia would be timely, and
a short preamble stating that the abolition
war is a failure and speaking Of Union SOL
diers as Lincoln hirelings' would have
q dramatic effect"
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-03

the town of Wellington-Levi Bowman.
sl,350, J. A. Braman, 81 ,O3O, G. A. Bar
nard, 1886, VIM. Barnard, S44OO.
Executor of w. Barnard, $4,000.
B. G. Carpenter $l,79s, f. o. Foote
s2,oS5, Z. B. Howk sl,l2O, NJ R. Hamlin
guardian of B. 3. Hamlin) 81 ls6, S. K.
Lsndon 81, 1867, VIM. Rininger Sl,oI9. o.
Sage $I,ol4, L. B. Sprague 81 ,957, Alden
Starr Sl,676, q. A. Vandeff 81, 700. j. H.
Woolley, 81, ,e92.
One John Hinnick, called the "smart
Datenman," for whom the officers have
been on the lookout. for several months,
was arrested by Sheriff Hitchcock last
Friday at KiptOn station and placed in
the Elyria Jail. The charge against him
is selling liquor, but the NelDs intinates
that he is suspected Of worse crime.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-03
GENERAL

Gen. Logan refuses to run as candi-
date for Congressman at large from Hi
nois, and it is reported that he as well as
Mr.. Trumbull and Governor Oglesby will
be candidates for the United States Senate
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-03

Special Dispatch to the Cleveland LEADER.l
SASDUsKY, o., August 2.
Convention organized by eleeting Hon
W. P. Noble of seneea, as permanent chair
man and adjourned for dinner.
On re-assembling the following gentle
men were announced as candidates. T. P.
Finnefroek, sandusky A. II. jackson,
Crawford; Watson Hubbard, Erie; A. H.
stryker, Erie; W. ?. Noble, Seneca.
After seven ballots, in which the contest
was chiefly between Finnefroolr and Jack
son, Jackson Withdrew and Finnefroek re-
ceived a unanimous vote
jackson and Finnefrock made speeches.
JaeksOn's was venomous and Finnefrock's
weak.
Resolutions were adopted, simply endors-
ing the action of the May State Convention
and pledging support to the Congressional
nominee.
The Democratic District Coranitgos ap-
dOinted W. W. Armstrong of Seneca and
Gizmer of Cra7zfard- -delaaa Las- ia. l2hiIaaI.al-
mont
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-03

There is a pretty quarrel going on be-
tween the three repI -esentatives OF john
sonism in New Yc'rk-the Times the
Neaos. and the Worle'-about who shall
be admitted to the mongrel political con-
vention al hil.adelphis- tits stated that
there will be three entrances to the wig
wan in which the convention IS to be
held. why not compromise the matter
by making Raymond, Marble, and Ben
Wood the resp, ,.ctive doorkeepers. The
renegade Republicans can patronize Ray
mond. the regul a. Copperheads will be
all right with Msaton Marble, and the
straight out rebels viii have no trouble II
passing Ben Wood - Washington Chron'
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o, lie Grand Byington, whilom bril-
liant light among Copperheads, what
falling off Is here The New Yorh WorlG,
the great organ of your party, speaks of
you as an ass in Iowa of the name of
Ruiporton -
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-03

JonH n altefson mas been appointed
postmaster at Woodstowu, N. j.
APPOINTMENTS.
The following Internal Revenue aanoint-
meEts were made to-day: Thos. Jones. ir-.
Assessor 18th District, Ohio, John ". Stew
art Of Davenport, Iowa, Collector of ID Dis
trict, aud H W. Cogshall, Of Germantown.
Assessor Of 5th Pennsylvania District.
The War Department. has issued an order
relieving the Chief of Engineers from the
duty of Inspector Of the Military Academy
at West Point and appointing General E.
Schriyer Inspector General, who is 10 dis
charge the duties of Inspector of the Mili-
tary Academy until further orders, assign
ing him, by direction Of the President, to
duty according to his brevet Of Major Cen
eraL
Mr. O'cOEsEg's INTERVIEW.
FORTRESS MOSzoE, August 2.-Mr. O'Con-
nor went north this evening in the steamer
George Leary, having brought to an end
his prOtrseted Interview with Dana From
the moment of his arrival here three days
ago, he has remained constantly inside the
Fortress, busiiy engaged with his client.
The length Of his visit and sudden manner
which twas made IS believed that it was
mainly Attributable to the recent report of
Judiciary Committee 70 Congress, aid the
urgent necessity thereby created to decide
upon acclaim of defence in view OF the ap-
preaching trial. ,.-. .....-.--..., =.
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According to a recent decision OF the
courts, city railway companies will be
obliged to carry passengers for 5bo. each, or
eight tickets foE 4lc.. --.----. -.---- -
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-03

The Sandusky Register learns that ar
rangements have been made for General
Logan to speak in the Ninth Congres-
sional district of this state between this
and election. Arrangements should be
made to have the gallant general address
the Union men of Cleveland.
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bhDiAAaNa SAsdDltSu iHC
IA graie Of Superior street between Erie street
Ead ten acre lots.
SEC. L Be il ord ained by the City Council Of the
City OF Cieveiand. That the gra1e OF the centre
line of Superior stree betesn the easteriy lioe Of
Ten acre Lot No. loo b, aad the ls hereby
established. at the following elevations above the
base Of levels heretofore established by crdins1ca.
to wit: At the easterly line Of Elie street IS $40
feet; at the centre Il ae Of Murson street 20 $40
feet; and al the westerly line OF ten sere lot No.
100, Is $40 feet: and that the grade line between
the aforementioned points Of elevation be uni form
and in acoOTdaaee with the profile Of said Superior
street as record. in vol ume ?. rage IS Of prof es
in the Citv Civil Engineers Once.
Passed Jaly 81. 1866
y. W. PELFON, Pres't OF the Council.
G. S. NHgA1o,I. Asst City Clerk. aUE2-3l9
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nroride for he

~ drsdg ng aud improving Of the C0yshoza
River, between the O., c. \ c. Passenger K K
Bridge and Seneca street.
SEC l. b il o7siained by the City Council Of the
City Of Cleveland 1.-Two thirds of all the mtmeeTs
concurrinc) That the Guy yahoEs Biy between
the c. c. Z. passenger ra lroaa bridge AM SrnsoA
street be drsdgeA and Improved TO nuii1Em
depth Of Thirteen feet. and that the same be done
under the direction and erysi0n Of the Board O.
CITY Improvsmsnts. in such manner aod at sueh
times aua places tetWeen the points Aforesaid. as
they shall deem for the b=st interests Of the city
sro ?. That for the purpose OF paying in part
the cost aud expense Of said Improvement, fifty
Der csntum Of the cost aEd expense ofthe sane
thail Be l-Eici ASSESSED upon the lets OF parces
Of land bounding or ahutting upon haid river. he
tween the points Aforesaid, said assessment TO be
made At such tiHes, or in such manner. and be-
tween such points, during the progress OF the
,-,rt as nav be deemed most equitable.
srr. 5. This orsinaroe shall he IA force from and
after its passaee- --- =
paased Julg 81 1855.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-03

ST. PAUL, MISS., August l.-The Demo-
cratic Convention to elect delegates to the
Philadelphia National Union Convention,
met here to-day and elected the following
delegates at large: Dan. S. Norton, F. Steele,
Il. NJ. Rice and F. J. Galbraith-
Resolutions in support Of the President
and favoring the immediate admission Of
the rebel States were adopted, and the con-
vention adjourned sine die.
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\ N0RnINANOR-TO lerr aad assess

h Hpecisi tax on Chapel Street..
SEC. I. Be il ordained by the City Council OF the
lty Of Cleveland two thirds Of all the members
bncurriug), That the sum Of seventeen cents be
nd the same is hereby levied and assessed upon
kch and every foot front Of the several lots or
lnds bounding or abufiing upon Chapel street. for
he purpose Of paying The cost and expense of
rading and improving saidstrcet
SEC . That ths owners Of the several lots or
arcels Of land baunding CT abutting upon said
hspel street, shall pay the several amounts Of
money by them stEerally cue in that behalf. on or
before the 18th day OF August, lSf6, To the city
treasurer, or such other person as may be autho-
izsd 70 collect tina zane, or be subject to the pen
hlsy and interest allowed by law against them sew
lerSlly If not paid at the time E,rein designated.
Passed July 81, lss6.
F. " PELTaN, Pres't Of Council.
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n OkDINANCg-T0 lew and assess

a sp-eial tax upon HenTy StIeet -.-le
SEC. ]. Be it ordained by the City Council Of the
y Of Cleveland two thirqs 81 all the members
Hncurring), That the sum q sixteen and ans-half
pts be ana the samo is hereby levied and assessed
on each and every ieOt ftont OF toe several Iots
parcels Of iand bounding or abnttihg upon
'snry street. for the purpose Ct paying IRE cost
expense grad pg and improving said street
sEc. 2. That the sners OF the several lots or
reels OF Land bounding or abutting upoa said
nry street, shall pay the several amounts Of
ney ly tlem s-ser4IIy dne g. shat B. half, on or
ore the 18th day ,f Asggst, 1866, to the City
asdrer, Or 70 su h other person AS DBy be au-
priced u collect the same, or be subject 10 the
lalty and interest allowed by law agAi. ST them
eraily II not paid st the time herein designated.
asset Jnly 81 ISIS. 49, - s.sl---
T. W. PELTON, Pres Of ths Council.
u. s. WHEATON, Assist. City Clerk.
rq.3aQ
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n 0EnIEsNCE-qo lerr ard asse.

= aFllIaI flN On Z mon Street
&c. 1. Be Il crdsined by the City Cornell Of the
y CT Cievelaud go-thir-s 3 Of ali the msmbers
urring), That the sum DI sizty-six ceats
,66l be and the saa.e Is hereby levied aud as
sec uFon each and every foot font OF the sew
Il lots or parcels Of land bounding or abatting
en- Mon street, bstweeB Superior street and ST.
AR street, for the purpose Of paying the Cost and
'psnses q repairing the pan ing OF the roadway
street between the poiats Aforesaid.
SEC. That the owners Of the. several lots or
reels Of land Aforesaid shall psy the several
lounts OF money By them seveaily due in that
half, TO the City Treasurer, on bsfore the 2sth
y Of July, 1906, or be suijecf 10 the penalty and
crest allowed by law a. sin-t them Boyerally, il
paid at the tims snd - the person herein ce-
natsd.
Passed July q, 1893.
= ~ pEITON prsysf - IL. q. nail
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Bug-a-Bo0i

The attempts of the New Orleans pa
pers, Just before the riot of the soth, TO ex-
cite panic in reference to the negroes,
would be ludicrous were it not for their
frightfnl culmination. Here is an in
stance. The New Orleans Picaytsne of
the 2sth, contains an accounts Of the ar
rest of a one-armed negro on the charge
of attempting rape. The evidence proved
that he had put his arm about the waist
of street prostitute. he was held to
bail for $1,000. The Picaylrac adds melo-
dramatically:
~The negre. as he left the courtroom
looked upon abe Judge, shook bis head, and
numbied seule threat between his elencheC
teeth. &, He is > savage looking fellow.
~ - - -
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George Alfred Townsend VIII remain
abroad year or two, and write some some
novels before his return. his miltar!
letters will be published in the HoTta,and
gossipy ones in the Citizen. -
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Hudson Female 5eHsiRary.-IheF Fau
Term will commence on Wednesday, September
9th. For circulars apply to the Principal.
EMILY Z. NIETCALF.
Hudson, July 3Oth, 1865. jy3l:337
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/ GRBTsAEOE-TO levy and assess

special tax on Nest Street. q
J. b it rrdainei BY the City eouacil. Of the
I CleFsl2nds (igo-fhirds af al the members
rrins. that the sun OF four dollars and ten
~ ~ be sld the same is hereby levied and
ed upon oard and every foot front n the sew
lois Of lands bounding abutJiDg upon
street, for the purpose Of paying the cost
xpelse Of gfa.i.Bg and psEing said str=et.
F. = Tnas the owners 81 the several lots or
Is OF land bounding Or abutti upon West
L shall psy the several amounts of MONEY
hem seytra ly due in that behalf on or before
fifteenth day Of Augusf, 1855, TO tho City
lsurer, or such other person as may BE- author
to collect the sanlA, or be subject TO the penal
nd interest allowes by law against them seY-
" II not paid at the time heIgin designated.
assed July q, 1855.
r W PELr0N. President % the Caunen.
S. WIZ ala.-- As-i.t..-L Ll-. q %
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4 n ORHItANOE-YO provide for the

A Dredging Of the Guy yahoEa river between Co.
mbus street and the q, &. a C. Passenger X. L.
ridge.
SEC l. BE it ordained by the CITY Council Of the
" Of Cleveland (twO-tltrds OF all he members con
urringl, That the Guy ahusa river between Column
ms street and the q. q. 4 C. passenger railroad
4 |ridge, be dredged or improved 70 q uniform depth
ID thirteen feet. ard that the same be done under
he direction and Supervision Of the Beard OF Cify
npr0vements, ia such manner snd at such times
Ind places, befwee he points aforesaid. as they
|zlall decn iOs tho hest interests OF the City.
SEC. 2. That for the parpose o paying in part
/ he cost ans cx pousc Of sa-d Improvement atty
per csatuRi 0f Ihe coats and expenses Of the same
6han be levea assesEei upon the lots or parcels
pf land bounding or abatting upon said river be
. Eeen the poicts Aforesaid. said assessment 10 be
made At such times In such manner aaa between
such points, durirg the progress Of the work, as
may BE- deemed most equitable
SIC 3 This ordnance shall be in force from and
Rfter its passage.
Passed July 81, 1866.
r. ". PELTON. Prest. OF the Council.
WugaTasr Aaaff CIV Clark
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ORDINANCES.
\ 0GBINAN0a-To pF0Elde f0r thl

n 0RBISANOE-fO provide for the
i dresgiag and improving Of the Cuyahoga
u-aVeea the north sEd Il Government Pier
Columbus strast-
+. l. Be il ordained By the City Council of the
OF Cleveland, ltvo-fhirds OF all the Numbers
irTiug), That The SuyAh0Es river, between the
b end iof the GoYerument pier and the Colum-
truet bridge e dredged or Improved 10 a uni
depth Of tilirteea feei, and that the same be
under tee rirsctiOn and supervision Of the
10 OF City Improvements in such menaer aud
ch tines ard places between the points afyre-
as they shall deem Tor the best interesfs OF
lily.
+. 3. That for the purpose Of pay ing in part
ost and expenses OF said improvement, ffty
Ientum Of tho costs and expenses O. tho same
BE- levied and asses-cd upon the 0ts or parcels
ad bounding or abHttiog upon said river b.
= the pOints Aforesaid, said assessment to be
at such time, la such manner, and between
points during the progress OF the work as
be dsemed most equitable.
I. ,. This ordinance shall be ia force from and
its passage.
ise1 July 81. 1865.
p. " PAL r0S, Pros't of the Council.
$ WHEATON, Asst City Clerk aug. .S3g
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n ORBTNAEOR-TO grade. paye


l. drain and improve Enclid Avenue from Per-
street 10 Wilson Avenue.
Sc l. BE il ordained by the City Council Of the
y Of Cleveland (two-thirds Of all the members
|hcurring), That Euclid aTeuur, between The
4 st side of Perry street and Wilson avenue, be
aded-thRt the carritge way and quit rs be
we'd with the wooden blo:k pavement t.O-calied, }
Il Sidewalks curbsd with store, and the whole be
.operly erained-said work 20 be done under tho
lection and 70 the acceptance Of the Board Of
~ Improveaents. .-..- ---
SEc. 2. That The cost and expensc Of said grad
;, paving, draining and improving be estinlated
led and nsscsfed upon the lots parcels Of land
|nnding or admitting upon saia FucIid avenue be-
cen the points afortsHid in proposition 20 the
mber-of feet front on each. -------
sEc. 3. That the curb lines of said Enciid avenue
ween the points af-resaia be hereby estabiished
twenty -one feet ON the center line and psrattl
eTeto.
Passed July 81, 1866.
L. W. PELTOy. Prss't OF the Council.
{ amnsg-lsn
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DIR. z. G. Aliens Office, formerly Of Water
street, mlS BE found at No. 134 Ba X street, over
Cutter & Sons Auction Store. jy3O:3s7
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The sweet odor OF spring time are skilfuIly
bisE,,sd il that popular perfume for the to let,
EGTPTIAN GALA, manufactured by TALLMAE &
COLLINS. Sold by ALL druggists and at whole
sale by
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The New York Herald says that Mr.,
johnson intends to tolerate Stanton in
the Cabinet until after the fall elections,
in order to accommodate Cowan. If the
Democrats carry Pennsylvania and can
re-elect Cowan to the Senate, Steadman is
to be Secretary of War. If the Republi-
cans carry the State and COwan's Sena-
torial career is thereby ended, he will be
placed in the Cabinet. In either event
Stanton is to be kicked out. If Stanton
consents to become to become the tool of
the Johnsonites by staying in the position
until it is convenient for taem to ship
him, he will deserve his fate.
The Plain Dealer thinks that the nomi-
nation of General Commager for Congress
by the Democrats of the Tenth District
is the end of Ashley" That reminds us
of little story. An old Quaker minister,
after uniting youthful couple in matri-
mony, remarked to the happy husband;
3 Friend, thou art now at the end of thy
troubles" The wife proved to be vixen,
md in a month the bridegroom came back
@ the minister in a rage "Ithought you
old me was at the end of my troubles"
le exclaimed. "So 1 did," plaeidly |
the old gentleman, "but I
Iidn't saw which end"
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A y ORAJyIYCE TO rene. \ an (lrdI.

AN ORDINANCE TO repesl an 0rdl-
"A nance entitled "An Ordinance TO provide for
the dredging and improving Of the Cuyahoes River
between the north end Of the Government Pier snd
Seneca street y
Sac L Be it ordained by the City Council Of the
City of Cleveland, That an ordinance passed June
sth 1856, entitled "An Ordinance to provide for
the dredging and improving OF the CuyshoFa River
between fhe north end Of the Government Pier and
Seneca street" be snd The same Is hereby re-
pesled- -s-l
SIC . That thi. ordinance shall be in force from
and after its passage.
Passed July 81, lSdS.
+. W. PELToS. Pres't Of couneii
G. $ WHEAFoS Asssstsnt Oity Clerk. ange:..3s
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susf PUhIisssed-A pamphlet containing
much valuable iafOrmation, wLich will be scat
free TO any address upon application to the Union
Business Institute, O5srIin, 0. jy2s
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PARDQAs


Very few applications for pardons are be-
ing made TO the President Five persons
today received the Executive clemency.
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a NEW ASSESSOR FOR THE 18TH
DISTRICT.
THOS. JONES JR, VICE HURLBUE.
Gold Closed in New York Last Night
at 148.

Democratic Congressional COETea-
tiO=s in 1sse Ninth DisGFict-E. T.. Fin
nef-OeS Nominated fer Congress
Armstrong, Of the Plain Deaier, n
Delegate 80 Philadelphia
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1855.

8. NJ. PErFEsGILL 4 Co, Newspaper Ad-
Tertising Agency, 81 Park Row, New York,
and 10 State street, Boston, are agents for
the LEADER in those cities, and are agents
for all the newspapers in the United States
and Canadas. They are authorized to take
advertisemsnts at the same raaes that we
charge az this ofiee.
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Fer ssse.-MABE-Brigh Bay Mare and
new Coal-box Buggy and Harness. Inquire at
90 and 4 River strsst. aug2.s3j
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STRONG & ARMSTRONG,

iyfS'c47 hhoAesale Agehts- .
New laundry for Fine Washing and
Ironing of GentIenhen's Linen.-Hessrs.
MACKENZIE 6 PARSONS respectfully announce
to the geaaem5a of Cleveland that their new
Laundry for doiag fine Washing and ironing is
now in operation, and they are prepared to rs-
ceive orders st their store, No. "A Monument
Square, for doing up gentlsmen's linen in the best
and most neat style. jGnsll:Rl3
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It does not seem to be generally under
stood by importers that the Secretary of
tho Treasury has decided that rails and
other manufactures Of iron by the Dessimer
process are liable TO steel duties, the said
process changing, IN fact, the iron into
metal so closely resembling steel in all par
ticulsrs as to defy the most experienced
Judges 10 detect the difference.