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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-19


POLICE CoURT.-The following is thC
docket adjudicated by Judge Abbey yester-
| day morning and crowded out of last even
ing's issue
D~runk-Robert Morris, Bartholomew
Farrelly, Louis Hickenberg, George Ewart,
George seully, Evan Evans. Daniel Reig-
noIds, Ludwig Wattslagen, John Brennan.
each fined 81 and costs; P. Cocker, fined
s. and costs, J.. J. Coulan fined s. and costs;
Edward DalIon fined the same Margaret
Brown and William Ferd, sent to the Work
House 80 days.
Vagrsncy-Joseph Little, sem to the
Work House 80 days Maria Carroll, same
place 90 days; Charles Bond, discharged.
Violating Street Ordinance. P. sher-
wood, fined 81 and costs William McLagh-
lin, fined the same George Gabei, fined 81
and costs.
Disturbance-Frank Bitner and Aaron
Erswald each fined g and costs; William
Gosser, dned 50 and costs; Robert White
field, fined s. and costs or 80 days to the
Workhouse.
Violating Fireworks Ordinancs-Charles
Lance and Edward Stoker ecch fined the
costs
Violating Sunday Liquor Law-James
Hawargack, Andrew Kelley and Bridget
Sullivan each fined SO and costs.
Assault and Bsttery-WiHiam Hughes
fined g and cost
Horse Stesling-RObert Williams bound
over to Common Pleas Court in the sum of
$500.
Grand Larceny-Henry Darcus, bound
over to Common Pleas. bail $1,000.
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Irrc.pon.IbIc cOunterlelters.

Irresponsible COunterfeifers.-OBs Of
the most serious annoysnces which the proprie-
tors Of an article in unusual demand have to en-
counter is the ~pirAtiCaI imitation Of it by parties
equally uuscrupulous and irTssPon.iLls. II an
individual or = firm with msans engages in this ne
fAriOus business, the damages awarded BY a court
ofjustice for the OHense ars coIlectable, and it is
some satisfaction to the party wronged that the
wIonger is made to suffer; but in most cases the
pirates are men 81 '+dIr. who cannot respond in dol
lars TO the laws award.
HOsTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs being a
Standard Tonic. marketable everywhere, aud rep
resenting the value an liked to Il rs accurately as q
National Bank bill represents the amount express
ed on its face, has been extensively counterfeited
and simulated. The proprietOrs have spent many
thousand dollars 10 hunting mp and Ltathy dora IL
responsible individuals and hrmj who have given
their minds to this dirty work. These parties
some Of them, at least-haye a way Of changing
ness. When au injunction is laid upon them in
one part of the country they sometimes va
moose to anoti er, aud try the trick again. In
some Gases 1t Is necessary to kill them two or three
times over. Perhaps the best thing that can be
done under these circumstances is to "Ly az IN
Junction upon Sll who use the Bitters to buy only
Of dealers whom they can trust. In every city
town and village OF the United States and British
America this famous tonic, Alternative and pro
tectiye medicine may be procured Of reliable men
of business. jels
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Mossyi !. yeIy abundant and The fais On an !.

Money is very abundant and the rate on csii is
easy at 5 p8r cent.
Discounts are moderately active at 5S : per cent.
The stock market shows more activity aud hIhr-
ness in sympathy with the high pEemiam on gold.
At the Board Erie sold mp to COs4 and ci0sad at
5S4; Illinois Central, Cleveland 4 PitisbnTgh and
Re ding were hrmi 5-3Qs Of u are ia active de-
mand for shipment.
The Posts money article says
Though gold u less active il IS stiIl excited. and
transactions are being as rapidly varying ia rates.
The loan market is extremely easy tut inactive.
Ca loans are tasily obtained on FIRST class securi-
tics at I96 per cent. Discounts are tcarcsIy 50
active, abe rates ranging from 5S TO s.
The stock market is dull aud irregular. In re-
Spouse te the rise ia gold, Ola 5-3us have risen to
IJSLdlOSI, bat persons who have bought then
for shipment fRd IL dificalt to sell their bills Of
exchange.
Railroad spares are quiet, exc pit Erie and II
linOis Central for which there is somr foreign de-
Mand.
Before the first session New York Csatfal was
quoted at g91.; Erie $50; Pit 'sburgh S29
l. teT,-Erie sold ut 5y@s.
The bank statement shows a 4 crease Of 81, Coz,
35s in specie, aud ia loans s,257. Az, while tn re
IS an increase in legal tenders OF $50, 6iJ.
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A LAW FOR PUBLIC CoSvESIEScE.-The
last General Assembly of Ohio passed e
law authorizing township trustees to appro-
pirate from the road funds of their town
ship money to provide and maintain suits-
BILE places for procuring water for man and
beast, on any public highways in their
township, when they may deem it neses-
sary for the convenience of the public; pro-
vided that no more thar fifty dollars shall
be expended in any township to any one
yesr.
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FInaneial.


The Commercials money article says 80
The interest Of the market centsrs chiefly Oh
gold, foreign exchange and old S20s- Gold opened
With a desperate effort on the part OF the Bulls,
which succeeded Al in putting up the price to l67E.
Holders were found willing to sell any amount at
that price. This being considered as g Ball move
ment for unloading at q high price, the quotations
fell steadily to l69L after which there was a slight
reaction upward. The market has no support
Whatever in an export Demand and Judging from
the views OF bankers the Shipments this week win
be merely nominal. There is every indication that
we have about reached the end OF the specie drain.
Foreign Exchange is excited and very Irregular.
There Is a large supply of sterling bills pressing
upon the market, the principal sellers being par
ties who have borrowed exchange for the purpose
ofre~ii1inR gold upon it, and covering short oper-
~vnneeds,
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M. MeekIN Hank Ntatement-Iune Is
n. =. stock markeG--IuneIs.

GOVERNMENT STOCKs-StrOng.
Skies oflssl, coupons; IlOl4 do registered, lO6A
$40 coupons of1sG2, lOi; do OF 1861, IG3; 7-3n-lst
series lJ219; ID do 1925
STOCKs-Steady.
Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne aud Chicago s7Z; Chi
eagO aud koCk Island "a; Cleveland and TOled0
los; Chicago aud Northwestern 50i do preferred
50; Cleveland and Pittsburgh So; Hudson lIO1z;
Eris bg54; New York Central 80 Western Union
Telegraph 573s; Ohio aud Mississippi eertincstes
27lz; Milwaukee and ST. Paul, LIST m. 80
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iuneIS:324

Just ReceiVed-A Summer Rest, by
Gall Hamilton; price $500. The Dove
In the Eagles Nest, by the author OF
the Heir of Radcliffe; price In paper
S1.OO, in cloth 81 50. Kate M~arst0Re,
a FIreside Story; 81 50. May and De-
cember, by Mrs. Hubback; S1.75. Pull
Dit PUngeneies; price $3.50. The
came Birds Of the North, BY Robert
B. Roosevelt; price $500. Life ! its
Nature, Tanities, and Phenomena, BY
Leo II. GrindOn; price Sa.a5. Country
Life-a Handbook Of Agriculture;
$3.50. Also a new supply OF AFma-
dale and other recent publications.
Cobb, Andrews &CO.,
iunel4 al SupeFiOf-st.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-19

ACADEMY CT MUsIe.-owing to the IN
pleasant state of the streets there was but q
small audience at the Academy last eve
ming. The play of THE Idiot Of the Noun
tain" was, however, finely rendered, with
the following cast of characters; Claude
Marcel (the idiot, Jos. E. Maggie; Roussel,
simcoe Lee; Placide Bowdrier, John Els
Ter; Jaques Cassaude, Geo. B. Hudson; Paul
Cassaude, F. T. Murdoch; Pierre Pujol, R.
Stephens; Father Simon, j. Ogden; An
doche, J. E. Irving; GastAlon, Ed. YOltz;
Joseph, ]. Marble; JEANNE Pujol, Mrs. Efe
EIlsler; Madame de Flavigneul, Miss Lizzie
Herbert; Noemie, Miss Clara Morris; Ma
riette, Miss Isabella Hewitt; Jeanette, Miss
Forester. The same play will be repeated
this evening.
Mr.. T. V. Jones benefit, with a splendid
bill, tomorrow evening.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-19

CIRcUs.-Thay er, Noyes i Co.'s Circus'will
make a grand entree, with its one-hundred
mounted men and one hundred and fifty
horses, music chariot carriages, together
with the grand comprehensive troupe Of
Monkeys, Apes, Balloons, trained Animals.
Dogs, Ponies, &c, on the West Side on
Thursday of this week.
The lovers of this species of enjoyment,
will probably have no more attractive dis
play than this combination. On Friday
and Saturday the Pavilion will be pitched
on Erie street, East Side.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-19

ILLEn.- vi readers will remember the
horse-' sIner who created quite a stir in this
CIR some months ago by driving a beauti-
full pair of horses through our streets with.
out breech, collar OF rcins. 1t Is reported
that he was killed in a western city a few
days ago while thus driving a half trained
team Of fractions colts, being thrown from
his buggy.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-19

CENTRAL SHERMAN CoNNs--The Detroit
pspers of Monday morning state that Gen.
Sherman, accompanied by two members Of
his staff and MsjorIGeneral Ord, left that
city on Sunday morning on board the rev
enue cutter John A. Dix, bound for this
civ. Up to last eve ming nothing had been
heard Of the Dix at this port, but no fears
are entertained as the storm doubtless
caused the Dix to seek shelter among the
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-19

QUICK TRIE-The scow Ellen White. Cap
tain Dupey, arrived at this port on saltur-
day, from ~sandbeach, having made the
round trip from Cleveland to ~Sandbeaeh and
return in four days, including the time for
loading. Captain D. thinks this time h.
never been equailed by a sail vessel, and
questions Whether there IS anything on the
lakes that San beat !,
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE CHRAP-A nice little store, with
Il dwelling rooms in rear and above, whole build
ing Is by IS feet; , story high, with glass porch and
square front; is new and well located, in Mauseon,
Fulton county, Ohio, containing 100 Inhabitants,
MauseOn, o. jeig324
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DAILY LEADER
TUESDAY, JUNE I9, 1866.
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs


Academy Of Musie-JOhn A. Kllsler.
Dr.. -Ramsay-LOesl Notice.
C. Harper-Boarding.
/. G. stephsns-EmplOyment Wanted
Omnibus ~Lins-HOrses Wanted.
S. W. Johnson-FOr Sale.
Burt 4 Dsre| Local Notices.
Dr. NJ. L. Brooks-Oow Lost.
s. Hogan-American Watches.
s. HogAu-French Clocks
Vincent, Buttsrheld 4 CO.-Conesrt.
Theo. Y~oges-Eotioe to Ice Takers.
J D, HustOn-HOuse for Rent.
Ingham & Brsgg-S. S. Music.
o. Cutter & son-Dry Goods, &c, at Auction.
Garretson 4 Co.-For Lake Superior.
I. II. French-TO the Public.
KelIey's HaIl-StrAwberry Festival.
SOz0dOnt-Local Notice.
IS Prospect street-GirlW Wanted.
10 johnson street-Girl Wanted.
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Nor NEIeHBoRLY.-The enterprising
Quill" who came up from Columbus to re-
port for the Biatcrnar the opening of the
Kennard, has done SO to the extent of a
column and a quarter, but has forgot to
give US credit for about seventy-fve lines
Of it. We have no objection to the man of
the StGtesmaa adopting the children Of our
penci-snd he certainly shows good taste
IN doing so-but give US, at least, the credit
of their paternity.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-19

HELP FOR THE FRIENDLEss.-Remember
the fair and festival of the Trinity Chapel
for the "Home of the F~riendIess," at Gar
retfs Hall, which commences to-day.
Lunch will be served by the ladies from II
to ? p. m. daily.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-19

$1,000 ReWRrd.-The above reward will be
given to any person who can furnish E prescriP-
ton for Coughs, Colds, WhOOping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. Strick-
tanks MellinuOus Cough Bslssm. This balsam
will cure the above complaints, also splitting Of
blood and night swests. One bottle is sufficient
for any one TO try. The worst cases Of chronic
cough, asthma, whOOping cough and primary cases
ofcOnsumptiOn are cured by DR.. StTickland's Mel
lihucus Cough BalsAm. 1t eau be be had At any
Druggists.
BENTON 4 DUNHAM, Agents, Cleveland, o.
MT. Rs
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SOLDIERS DIscHARGE.-The certificate Oi
honorable discharge from the United States
volunteer service of Charles Breidenbach,
company K, 9TH o. V. l., is at the Central
Police Station, where the owner can obtain
il by calling.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-19

THE ROBINS CoSCERT.-Owing to the in
clement weather yesterday Mr.. Robbins
Complimentary concert was postponed till
this evening. We have already published
the programme and need not repeatit. The
concert is expected TO be a brilliant affair.
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Market steady.

At the second board the stock market was gen
e. ally steady, and a fraction better in some re-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-19

Protect yourself from robbers and assas-
sins, and other dogs, by baying the neatest
little pocket revolver in the world at Burt
& Dare's, 40 Superior street. jel9
FESTIVAL AND FAIR-The ladies OfTrinity
Free Chapel of the Home of the Sick and
Friendless," will held a festival and fair on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of next
week, in CARROTS Hall.
Donations of money und useful articles,
as refreshments, fruits and flowers, are re-
specially solicited and may be sent to the
Hall on either of the days named, where
they will be gratefully received by those
laboring in behalf of this truly important
and christian institution. jel5:324
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IxcoRPoRArRD-The certificate of Ineor-
poration of the Lake Shore Iron Company
was fled at the Secretary of States office
IN Saturday, June 10. The Company is
organized with a capital of S3OO,OOO for the
purpose of mining for iron ore, coal and
other minerals. The principal office is to
be located in this city, with a branch estab-
lishment at Brooklyn, Ohio. The capital
stock is divided into shares of 500 each.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
rspasial to Cleveland Daily LEADEG.I

PITTSBURGH, June Is-7:I5 P. n.
The Crude market ia inactive; buyers are dis
posed to hold of. Small sales, including packages,
at Is%Gls5zc. Crude receipts 200 bbIs. Stocks
limited.
Refined in more demand, and lOnded advanced.
Sales SO bbls, August delivery Philadelphia, 4se
700 bLls September 4494jc 100 bbls October $50
Acr
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-19

DOR SALE-Frame houss No. 50 st. Clair-st.
II IL not sold on or before the 10Th inst, the house
will be offered at action st 10 q. m. sd inst. on the
premises, Apply 81 the Office Of the AMERICAN
EMPRESS
Luna IL l.En tunalE.aaa
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-19

MACHTNERY FOR sALE-For sale ono new
VI No. Planer and Watcher, one second hand
Planer and Watcher, one surface Planer, one Stave
Machine, one ~ horse power Portable Engine, IA
Seneca St, ANDREW PARKER junel6;324
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WANTED-S2OO Il MONTH paid to agents
~ 70 introduce our new SIS, SIS and so Saving
Machines, ketehum's Patent. Address, with stsmp,
M0hADNoCk SEWING MACHINE co, Win
chendOn, Mass. iunea-ssS-dEvsm
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-19

TIE CoURTs.-Nothing of prime impor-
lance was transacted at either the United
States or County Courts yesterday. The
Grand Jury found true bills against q num-
Der of prisons, but as they will be brought
into court this morning to plead to the in
dictments. we omit names till then.
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BuHalO IMrket-June IS,

FLOUR-Firm.
WHEAT-Quiet. sales Of No. 1 Milwaukee
spring at 81, IS; No. 2 at S2,OO92,U OF.
CORS-Quist and easy. salrs at 74c for No. I.
OATs-Firm. No. z Chicago 47c; No l held at
sos.
RYE-95o for No Chicago.
bARLEY-NOmiual.
P~EAs-NOminal.
MESS PORK-S33, so
LARD-Sales 1T 23c.
WHIskY-NOminal.
CANAL FREIGHrs-To New York Wheat l9c;
corn l6c.
CANAL EXPOETs-FlOur so bbls; wheat If. go,
bushi corn 37G, Isl; oats TO, 90; rye -, 40.
There is ahOst, destin,d for tide water, including
IA days shipments from Buffalo and 9 days from
0swsgO- Flour $3.50 bbls; Whert 34l $50 bush;
corn 1920 34s; oats T92,5l7i barley 25,ss7i rye
80. 6g3.
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n. Y. Money Mnrket-.Jnne Is

MOSEY-Quite easy at i@f per cont.
STEALING EXeHANdE-DulI, lower and unse. tied
at lOs%G1094 gold, for hrst class bills
GoLD-Very excited aud unsettled, opening ct
1917, advancing to LOT :, declining to 1851, aud
closing al l57gl6s.
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ToIedo Mnrket.Inne Is.

FLOUR-Firma and advancing
WHEAT-SJ better. Sales Of new amber Michi-
gan at S2,3792,Ss; amber 81. 62%92,64i No am
Der sos.
Consultative. Opened at 42Ezc and closed at
43%c.
OATs-2k@3c bStter.
LAX FREIGHTs-DaIl &c on corn to Buffalo.
RECEIPTs-Last week; 1900 bbIs -four; 81 bash
wheat; III corn; co oats; : rye; l barley.
sHIPMsETs-l5,0 600 bbls flour; 80 bush wheat;
100 corn; "a OAts.
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Strawberry FEsTIvAL.-There will bs a
Strawberry Festival for the benefit of the
Sunday School of the First Congregational
Church, at the lecture room, corner of De-
troit and State streets, on Tuesday evening,
June 18th. Friends of the school are in
yited TO be present. june 1885
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-19

NOrIcE.-Dr. Ramsay will be absent from
the city to-monow. lie can be consulted
on Thursday, as usual, at his Office "a and
8 Public SQUARE.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-19

Medical NorIoE.-Certain interested par
ties having industriously circulated the re-
port that the undersigned has sold out and
retired from the practice of medicine and
surgery, the public will take notice that
such is not tAefact.
T. P. WILSON, NJ. D,
.--Ig.gg4 T9I natr15t II
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-19

DrvoRcE.-A decree of divorce was grant
ed yesterday morning by Judge FoOte in the
case of Fanny Smith rs. Julius Harmon
Smith. Plea-grOss neglect of duty. S. O.
Griswold for plaintiff.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

...... JUNE Is.
Stmr City OF Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop New York, Drake, Dunkirk
Prop St. Louis, Woodward, Buffalo
Prop City Of Fremont, Flint, Sandusky
Prop Granite State, Bishop, Toledo
Prop Portsmouth, Sisson, Buffalo
SchT Col. Reid. Burrell, Port Huron, 10 m lum-
Der, 81, $50 Iath
Schr Presto, Myrick, Buffalo
Sohr J Smith, Anderson. Huron, 7Om feet lumber,
m lath, l6 m Shingles
Sehr 5 L. Noble, Howard, Bay City, 90 In lumber
Al N shingles
scow Ellen White, DuPey. sandbaeh, 100 IN lum-
Der, II m lAth
ScOw Nellie, Fargher, Clinton
Sc0w A HoWes, Ssarles, Port Huron, 81 m lumber
16 N shingles, ~ m iath
Scow Lime ROck, Fargher, Sandbsaoh, 80 m lum-
Der, so N lath
~ CLEARED~
Stmr Morning Star, Viger, Detroit
Prop Olean, Bruce, Dunkirk .
Prop Granite State, Bishop, 0gdensburgh
Prop Wabash, Kirby, Chicago nr-.
Prop Dubuque, Mclean, superior City
Prop City OF Fremont. FlinT, Buffalo enc
Prop So. Louis, Woodward, Chicago alr 1.-.
Prop New York, Drake, Toledo -
Prop Portsmouth, Sisson, Toledo ami
Sc0w Lime Rock; FarRher, Sandbeaeh
ScOw Nellie, Farghsr, Kelly Island
sc0w Lewis, Gates, Rondeaa
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SABBATH School Music FREE TO ALL
Messrs. Ingham K Bragg will supply gra-
tuitOu,lY, each month, to any Sabbath
School, on application by the superinten-
dent, 100 copies of a new piece of s. S
Music, in sheets, By RFoE. T. !. Perkins,
author of the "Sacred Lutte, " "s. S. Banner
Golden Promise" Temperance Banner
&c. Send names and Postofice address,
enclosing stamps for postage, 4Oc per 100
soc a year. junel9:324
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- For Evening Edition News
see inside.
~ For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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AMERICAN WATCHEs.-These superior
watches are kept constantly on hand at
Hogan's, 237 Superior street.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-19

Elegant Lace Curtains just opened at
Reckwith ( Sterling's Curtain Room.
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NJ ScELLANEoUS.

NOTICE-MEDICAL-Dr. h. q. ALLEN has
IN retur ned from his tour TO the sea -side. where he
has been for his heSlth, and may be found Al M
under the nrm Of Allen a lngersOll. Once hoIirs
from S A M. TO y, and from I 10 o P. M. evening
from Ttos, Sundays from 10 to2P M.
June 18th, ls66- juneI4.s24-
DLldLIAkDS! BIhIhARDsu HILL
ID AkDSill- would call the attention Of BUYERS
10 my new improved PATENT COMBINATIONS
CUSHIONS AND TABLES which cannot be sur
passed BY any others in the world for elasticity. cor
RICHNESS Of angles, and durability, which 4 sen At
reasonable prices, with q nne stock OF Cloths. Rails
Cues, and everything connected win the trade
Orders BY mail ATTENDED 10 at my factory, l6 Fulton
street, New York Ofy. W.. h. GRIFFITH.
J~uns5sS46
DROP. THOMAS would respectfully IL -
Il his fiends and Patrons that he is now <orH
10 attend TO shaving, Hair Dressing and [spAred
ing, Hair Coloring, &C, in ths best sly .SAmPOoa-
ne will give lis attention 10 tho cur -. Also, thai
ions; and lngroE1ng hAils, Hho- q Corns, Bnn-
son House. Under the John
$4,000 n mO, . sR1ss
and Eei-known " a . suit-st the old stan1
e. Securities Of AGhERs LOAN 0ffIOA
AatShes Diam .fery kind, viz; Cold and snTel
AL PersonAi SE, Dry Goods, Pianos, MelOdso1z. ana
ssusteete Foperty and articles Of yasue, on The niOa
tAhnsf II terms. Business strictly private. H.
Wa ISL, NJ B--A variety Of unredeenaG
,JsWe.J, GUM, etc, fer sals 81 bargains.
5Gfoe-ooTner OF Matsr aud Superior Streets OSs
Davis 4 PieIotto's SlothiEs Store.