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ArrINesI.


Steamship Eupr, Dobbms Wilmington n. c. = hour Will
naval storcs % James Hand
sesm,hip G. hius Baker Ninington n. c. hours wi
se'rsh IA Moore Wooster Beaufort T. c. Is hour, with
mis- aad pes. - ir.ray, feIlis Go. 49,
ra. 10 n M Noasn Edye He'd as ande on the paissk
sltliol1s, NCuNltaa
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80 - 80 a. ,'s p.sa biEk X T. Weldon bound =
ri n fagr loro, n -, Htmmoud Cow Bay "A isy.
Will coat % J. y Ntrney q, ".
b,, seh Weir lei Londoniefry ~ So Fulton Cow Bay Y
d. Z. M ,cal 70 II. J. peWo1 60.
"a A5ers lBrcu DeSe bseaen 10 day. with nde aud 81.
pssa. q q aTles LHlug 4 %. 49,,
VIZ nance H. TIaiiua Len bIs Bonic f5r oW n,
lsat.ls
~. csfsIo nil Aaieana. Philadelphia. In ballast to A. r.
Brs he of sh.borre, " 81 McKe1ze Cisee Bay Il day.
soff - i-rf 4
Bra NJ sao.I. iof - Johns y. BIZ Dek Cow gs, d.yI
with coal 10 JED. I'VE 4 &c.
ssAr foraaf1 ,DsA FumeT, sssaa day., viii mssr &C.
20 Boyd lrlcAcn. |
sAf. A1da Ryensno Label Uesser F,ouers % d,y with
ioeSins. schT Clam, for t,,-Yor.. oedinr
stl Cook N'wVsiai MAY a. via Nass n A,vs With
souT t 20 Mqu,sli b'i'w Pa. into N.s,sn distress, h.vn.
loaf sud split sails. =,
cotton ~ 2 naval stores 70 LOG Dimes
selF Ocean 81 Y.meaR Pursi M'uque ia dsy, with
scsr H. l.. KcaseS Penny " Bsy 10 dsy, will, coal 10
Bsuiisy. Smith Go. ,,,, n
sri Cntlwamteak fot Rocsfnd Curaco. II d.r. i,
,,n 10 r. r. Buek { 90. Lea no vessels laws 'N'''' W."
Frak Waiter, Csf'on Ja'A'o" lsy, with timber to
Sch. n I Ssys!sA, psgs~. ysia<
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Orsicn CRoros AotnDrtf boAkb JLy " u
rTNO CONTRACTORS.-SEAL PROPOSALS.
i ndored Proposals Building S.one Tower Engine Hoass
Boiler House onehunded and eveny ttirdst
the Bridge with the bidder cad date 81
Offering will be received a, thus office until II ociock q
ID day August 1906 which time they VIII be pco-
ey for furnishing the maseIs and TIE
Hoase and Boiler House
ne.r one hundred hirds. the High Bridge
Plans and ali be obtained
pson 70 tie Engineers Once, High Bridge where bnk forms
Of bids can also be obtained
Doll,rs THOMAS STFPHENs,l Croton
hOBT l. DARRAGH, >Aqaeduct
A CRAVEN y Hoard.
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&eaebsrs.

EEACHERS who seek positions should have
i AMERICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTES APPLICATION FOEh
hVtu diclnd g. 1srchef- rood Esy applications Desirable
Tor lasses Military Tactics. Mu and
Forh Principal. heads families who waat
rclr hn4d END iul particulars J. W sCHEHikh-
HORN. Acssrj. n. 80 BToouesi
TEACHFRS NANTEp-for English, French
rr,u Draw.ng Mus Cass~s and other branches for ell
RAddr-s Oh applications for Teachers 20
ho NtTIoSAL TEACHERS lNSTlI IT. No So Broadway NJ
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MINIATURE ALNhsAc
s,a s. son 81 Moon Set.t: $50
DAY
ssnd- HOOK ...Gt0 Gov. island. 7si Hell Oste'.''.s.h
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Cooperation Notices.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Ppblic notice 10 hero.
by given occupants o. -
annproyed sna affected heEes ne
e completed ard lodged Tho
oHce OF tie examination 81 ell persons ase
estcd,
FIRE: Tor baldiss 'ehrre.i from 1t 10 ID
point 40 feet 6,k
Third For building in LadoHsesi between peAnSe1
aad Broom "a.
Fouh. Fer building sahok between Rrasos
ard Sacto- streets
The limits embraced by Include ell the sevess4
and ground vacant t pieces and parcels o: and s
sted
FIs OF s6b between s ard ri ssennea
Second Bot, sides Of sisee bewecn ehavenae aad poA
80 feet o. bsilavenae. a..
Third Both Ludlow street. between Delaney and BOoas
streets
Foul.: Both sides Of between Rvinson and sss.
ton-siree,s.
sfccd by a. shove named us
who the either Of them re-
oused present objections wrx % Of tbs anas
their Office Chamber-seel aasernt Ne" Cozr
JACOB r. OAKLEY. , Board
JOHN D. oITIwELL, Of 9.
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NOCHRANEs LASS INKsTAND MANUFACTO:
ny Il2 Wil.ms New Yori-An kinds Of Cut Pressed ard
Pi,;a {; LASS INKsTNyps PAYER WEIGHTS SPSGE CUPS,
Oak Rbouy and Wsno LIBR AIRY iNksTANDS Go rsrns
xu.yti, Thermometer INKS Whnsy Drspss Pat lSksfANDS
u sss9 wssss:ls2sss y.ass Hsa s6sea sysyI s1S>.sA
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CKoroy Aaus DucT DEPARrsEsr, NKv-Yoax July s isss
rJ,0 BUILDERS-Sealed proposals, Endorsed, for
e.ap: ,s ss1, r. IN , ,,s eaS g s "
offering viii Re sSsyed a. tbs Office un, II o'clock ~ Of Tsse-
the day OF July 1865 which time they will be pubciH
oshea for furnhng rs,ersl, ,s bOidns dwelling
TIE Central Park the ReceiyiI s.Reseryoirs :.
suoun required win be Five Thorssud potsf
Psn. snd specifications can be seen sPpnsson
caer a. this cfhce. whei s Of hds also be chtsns
=. ---4a-p.rs s,------ THOMAS sTEPHENS } Crotodl
A.. -~A-N~ ROBERT ]. DiRRAGH, }Aquedgct
f~>ssr. '..n- a. w. CRAVEN } Board
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feaal Eotieee.

NJ Y. SUPREME COURT. - ELIAS bLOCN
~ pl.ipti9 sg.ns JOSEPH MccREFRY aefendant
g, mcnsy demand Contract, tcg. mo- ma ;: IL 4 -
required 70 tho compliant IN this ssnSn Hs'
,sirL III, he Sled 4, tao off fhe <eyt OF the GUY.
CnS s,d c sS a. New York At City Hall City cancelled
ofEswYcfs copy OF ys, snss A., o. w., ,.i
IL the ccInpsn the subs1tt1er a. e. "A
In end city wild twenty days ,rs de srrsice o. ' &c sn -
- ~ d. d.y Of snh seTice sot you iN 20 aas~esP
wv s,sh, de- te foyssd The plinif en- this sctee
% Az sSssat against you Cot The sHn Of hr haners
49, an GL d.y o. July. tleasand eight honef3S
~ 80, az beI5e lie costs this ion -Dsssd fe~ sorf s~S
Ei56G. J. WAhkhh an" A''t No Is WsLst NJ z 4
The r,uoo ~ Ire entitled scou S's hea N tns
a. - 49,. .sv q New York on The lith dsy
Ju'y ie56 "niN"|" I'' 49, - :
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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18
Morning Edition.
doctors Hunter & Ramsay, q MOnu

Doctors Hunter d Ramsay, % Monu-
msnt Square, Weckerling's Block, Cleveland, o.,
devote themselves exclusively to the treatment Of
affections of the Throat, Lungs and Heart, en-
bracing oatarrh, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Asth-
ms, Consumption, &c, &c., to which special class
of diseases their practice for many years past has
been confLed.
In applying their undivided efforts to this in
portaut speciality, they have been stimulated TO
act, not only by the calm indifference with which
general practitioners regard the terrible mortality
and suffering attending Throat and Lung Diseases,
but also by the remarkable success both in Eng
land and America, which has followed the DIRECT,
Local and RATIoSAL Treatment Of MEDIoATED
INHALATION, as advocated aud prActised by them.
These gentlemen may be consulted personally,
or by letter, at their office, every day, from
O'Clock A. NJ, till 4 O'Clock P. NJ.
NorE.-Drs. Hunter Ramsay have so arranged
their practice that of them will visit patients
st q distance too ill to come to their olice.
mAr2O:3O6
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18
From New York.

NEW YoRK, April 1.-THE car drivers on
the Third Avenue railroad, and some other
city roads, went to work to-day, upon what
terms it was not decided, the Directors of
the roads promising the drivers that they
will pay them satisfactory wages.
Inebriate Asylum
Judge Balcom, the Supreme Court, set
ting at Binghamton, has decided that the
law relative to State Inebriate Asylum is
unconstitutional and void. All parties COM
mitted to its walls by order of the Supreme
Court are entitled to be released. A test
case had been made, and the question was
brought up on a habeas corpus, and Judge
Balcom in an elaborate opinion, decided to
discharge the party so held.
Fenian Meeting.
A large Fenian meeting was held at St..
Croix Hall last evening, and was addressed
by Messrs. Killian and Senatt. The former
spoke for an hour on their wrongs, but de-
clared that in the efforts of the brotherhood
to free Ireland they would respect the laws
of the United States. He said the Ameri-
cans owed the irish debt Of gratitude for
their assistance during the late struggle,
and now was the time to assist Ireland in
her hour of need. They could do this by
sympathy and by furnishing arms or the
means to buy them. The brotherhood now
| embraced million men. 1t was the true
policy of the American nation to prevent
the establishment of 8 monarchy north of
them, as was f0reshadowed in the British
scheme of confederation. If those opposed
to the measure in the provinces were to re-
volt on account of it, the Fenians were
ready to assist them, and in doing so would
be carrying out what was the true American
policy. If the Americans wanted to re-
move monarchy from Mexico, how much
more careful ought they to be that there
was not one established at Ottawa. He de-
clared it to be the intention of the Fenians
to continue holding a convention on the
| bordor until the confederation question is
settled. Every difficulty that arose under
| the British flag gave hope to an Irish rebel.
Mr.. Sennatt made long speech which
amounted to nothing.
Both speakers emphatically stated that
they did not intend to invade the provinces,
but in a conversation with a gentleman
after the meeting had adjourned, Killian re-
fused TO answer the question why they were
seeking 10 arm force on the frontier.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18
wAsHINsroS TOPICS AND GOSSIP
THE DUTY ON WOOL.


A large number of petitions have been
received within few days by members OF
Congress, from citizens of Pennsylvania
and New England, asking for an incress-
ed duty on foreign wool
JEFF. DAVIS TRIAL.
The published statements that prepare
tions are being made in the United States
District Court at Richmond for the trial
of JEFF Davis, are untrue. The Court can
not convene until certain legislation has
been gone through with. The House Ju-
dietary Committee hold out intimatisns
that that they will very soon submit their
report on the subject to the House, and
recommend at the same time the proper
steps to be taken. Legislation looking to
the more perfect organization ofthe Court
is not looked upon as of an &c post facto
character.
THE RECONSTRUCTION COMMITTEE
had another meeting yesterday and agreed
to report another lot of testimony on Mon
day next. There are sbJur twenty wit
nesses whose testimony is quite volumi-
Rous, and though it has been all taken on
behalf of the Presidents policy, it is fully
damaging to that policy as any that has
yet been offered, probably none more so
than that of Mr.. Stephens, who is still
welded to the State right of secession, and
who, with his people, still believes that
Ley lad a right to secede, and still have
that right. Among the witnesses are ex-
Provisional Governors Sharkeyan john
son; and among the military officers is an
affidavit from General Sheridan, not very
fattering TO the reconstructed Texans.
Stephens testimony alone is about four
columns in length.
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
Among the most prominent PROPOSE
tions under consideration by the Commit
tee on Reconstruction is one presented by
Hon. John A Bingham. 1t is in the
form of an amendment to the Constitu-
tion, and is as follows
No State shall pass or enforce any law
which shall impair or deny any of the
privileges or immunities of citizens of the
United States nor shall any State deprive
any person of life, liberty or property
without due process of law, nor take pri-
vate property for public use without just
compensation, nor deny the equal protec-
ton of the laws TO all persons therein, and
Congress shall have power to- pass all laws
which shall be necessary and proper to
carry into execution this provision"
This, in connection with his amendment
guarding against any future payment of
the rebel debt, which has just passed the
House, is thought by Mr.. Bingham to COW
er all the conditions necessary TO the ad-
mission of the Southern States to repre-
sentation in Congress, provided, of course,
that the Representatives shall be able to
subscribe to such oath as Congress may
prescribe.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18
XXXIXthCOngresS.
WASHINGTON, April 16.
HOUSF

HOUSE.
Mr., ELIOT, from the Committee on Com
merce, reported a bill making appropria-
tions for repair, preservation and compile
ton of certain public works, heretofore
commenced under authority of the law,
which was read twice and referred to the
Committee of the Whole on the state of the
Union. The bill appropriates for the ex-
animation and survey of works Of improve
ment for which no appropriations have here
tofore been made, and concerning it no in
formation is now in possession Of the War
Department. The following amounts on
the Atlantic coast $4,000, on the Pacific
coast $4,000, and on the North Western
Lakes 100000. 1t also makes appropria-
tions for extending break waters, and i'm
proving the navigation Of rivers, harbors,
&c.
Mr.. SHANKLIN asked to be excused
from further service on the Committee for
the District of Columbia, thinking that un-
der the circumstances, ailuding to the re-
marks of yesterday, of Mr.. INGERSOLL,
Chairman of that Committee, he could no
longer hold the position with profit to the
country, or honor TO himself Mr.. Shank
lin was excused.
The House then proceeded as the regular
order of business in the morning hour to
the call of committees for reports.
A number of pension bills were reported
from the Committee on Invalid Pensions.
Mr.. BENHAM from that Committee re-
ported back with substitute, bill increas-
ing the salary of the Commissioner Of Pen
sions to $4,000; and of the chief clerk of the
Pension Office to $500. The second sec
ton Of the bill authorizes the Secretary of
the Interior to appoint from fourth class
clerks in the Pension Office, one chief ex-
aminer of army invalid pensions, one chief
examiner IF army pensions, claims Of wild
ows, mothers' and orphans,i and one chief
examiner of navy pension claims, each Of
them to have $500 year more than their
present salaries.
Mr.. RENHAMsmoved to amend the sub
stitute by striking out the second section.
Pending the debate on the bill, the morn
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18

A Genuine Wit Of the types annsunced not
long since: 1--WE do not hesitate to say that the
reason Andy J does not meet the expectation of
the party that elected him is that he is not
Abe L." But WOIcOtt's AnnihiIatOr is
Able L. (abl-) to stop Nervous Toothache in min
ute, Nervous Headache and Neuralgis in three
minutes, and to cure Cataarh in IL weeks. See
terms of guarantee wrapped with each bottle.
Sold by all Druggists. aPI6
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18

Robaek's Blood Pills are undoubtedly
the most valuable OF all the Catbartic Pills offer
ed to the pubHc-operating by virtue of special
affinity for the mucous membrane of the bowels;
b5iDg sugar coated they especially adapted for
the use Of children and are unluestionably one Of
our most satisfactory csihsrtics and should be in
constant use in domestic practice. ap16
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18
VARIETIES.

A young scamp was told that if he
wanted to get cured of palpitatiOn of the
heart he must quit kissing the girls. "Is
that so?" said he. Then let her palp.'
When is sS:gnor Blitz like human blood ?
When hes in the juglar vein.
A correspondent in Havana writes that
if he wanted TO describe the Island of
Cuba in a single line be should call it,
"The land of the lea and the home Of the
slave"
A bereaved "dorg" fancier thus laments
a departed canine:
80 Nc dorg TO love. nurn to karess,
How can evir my sadness express
Chunk Is defunkt, dead a male
Gone an his bark aid the wag of his tale"
As Congress has said that hereafter the
head of no living man shall be printed
on United States currency, it is thought
probable that the next important issue
will besr the head of Forney.-St- Louis
Republican,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18
Special Dispatches.
RECEIVED UP TO O'CLOCK, An.
Special Dispatches to the Western Press.
FENLANI9M.

FESIAEIsM.
ToRoSTo, April 1.-THE examination at
Cornwall has been concluded with closed
doors.
Several other arrests of fenisus are re-
ported here to-day. The police have gained
information Of suspected ar les, and tho
arrest of all implicated will probably 500
take place.
EAsTPoRr. Ma, April 17.--Much of t5e
news sent from this place in special tele !,
grams is false. There has been no 6ght a
CslSis, and there is no Fenian privateer
here The Fenians are perfectly quIet,eo .
fning themselves to speech-mskng an
alony NOUS proclamstions.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18

%Good evening"" said some one to Thad.
Stevens, st Gen. Grants reception, con-
graduating him on the Civil Rights Bill.
aGood evening 2" inquired the old man
"no, good morning for the daylight has
dawned
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18
PuEest and Sweetest
CaD LIVER OIL

IN The FoRID,
n,SurAcre. .sEB FRoM rREsH SELECTED liver
on the soa o,sst This oil is characterized by
purity and sweetness peculiar to 1t
alone It's rsputA tiOn is SO great that takes the
lead of all other ols, and is prescribed By physi-
clans. Remember 70 ask for
HAzARp Z CAsEELL's COP LIVE On
CAsWELL, MACK CO.,
.1. Sole Manufacturers, New York
dec27.RlO
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18

Hafp. Dressing without a Particle
0f MISREPRESENTATION dresses the BAir beautl-
fully co.nm mnnicates delicious cooling SENSATION
to the sea aIp.--cieanses il from dandrun removes
headache and il Absolutely free from all grease, 50
as not to stSu the finest fabric. ..r l..
CASwELL, MACK & CO.,
Sole Manufacturers, New York
Sold by DTuggists- deeZfklO
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18

ExeuJsft te roOth and MOuth.wash.-
EAE AROldATIQUE is 3 preparation Of
aromatic gum and balsams, which communicates
a deIicious tas te 10 the mouth sweetness to the
sche and 4 srnsitiFe condition Of the teeth and
Preuared solely By OssweIl, MACK Co., New
York, ena sold By al prusgistH. aeoz7ihl0
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18
THE NEW MAGAZINE.
NOW READY AND FOR SALE BY ALL SEgSDEALERs
THE GALAXY
An Illustrated Magazine Pub isbed
FOrtnightIy-
PRICE, rs CENTS.

- ~ = ~ ] D
Contents:
1.-THE oLAvERINGs. BY Anthony Trol.
lope.
with an nlustration.l
Chapter Julia Brat.azon-
H.-Harry clAvering Chooses His
Profession.
H.-LOrd ongAr.
u.-GIAHTs, DWARFS AND FAIRIES.
III.-CHILDE HAROLD.
IVA CHAPTER FROM A NOBLE LIFE.
V.-ARCHIE LOWELL. By Mrs. Edwards.
Chapter IA Vampire Brood
1.-THE Honorable Frederick Lovell
u.-Bruns Aux Yeux Bleus.
H.-sPRING-ls6e. Cwith an Illustration by
Darley)
VIA WINTER WITH THE AMERICAN
PERIPATETICs
VIII JOHN RYLAND's WIFE. 70
IX.-EEBULE;
Private rheatricaIs
The Rebuilding OF Paris.
Quaker Dress.
New ParisiAn Styles in Ladies Boots.
The Glove Trade.
The Worlds Fair Building
Ths Prince Imperial
The opening illustration, by Mr.. barley, is one
Of the best from the pencil Of shst artist. The
otner tnn-PAge illustration is ,pied from design
oy distinguished English tist. Both Of these
illustrations are hAndsOmel.e printed on tinted
paper.
~ Fos SALE BY All 8EwsDEALERs.
1A AALa'OA EEws COMPANY,
NOs' iiS a i2i ENssAu-st-, New York.
eP-s GENERAL AsESrs.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18

Mechanics, Attention Two Iron
Lathss, Wood Working Machinery, Tools, Shaft
ing, Pulleys, Shop Fixtures, Sc, for sale, at 50
Miami-st., P. o. Box S04. aple;5V3
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18

Pleasant but EfficaeIOus-simple but
PoverfuI.-Coughs and Colds fee before it-quiet
and refreshing sleep follows its use, and BY its
magical influence the disordered nervous system is
restored to its Wouted tone and vigor- HASH
EEsH CANDY does this, and STRONG 8 AIM
STRONG and other Druggists keep it. als:SoSeod
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18

Seasoned Beech Lumber for sale; also,
one Lilies Safe. Apply at SO Miami street, or
P O. Box 3O4. apls'SV'
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18

Hasheesh as remedy for every variety OF
throat and lung disease and all arrangements ef
the nervous system, stands unrivsiled, hence its
nonulsritv. spI6:sOs
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18

ADJUTAST GESER Us OFFICE,
W aSurrc-o,- A-il I3tb 1874

WASHINGTON, Airil 18th 1866.
Ist- officers Of the regular army when
mustered out Of service under commissions
as volunteers, will be allowed .ull pay and
allowances Of their grade in the regular
army during the time they are authorized
to delay joining their regiment or corps
consequent to their muster out of the vol
unteer service, except in cases where they
receive leaves Of absence in ordinary form
on their own application, when the usual
regulations will apply which govern pay
and allowances of officers on leave.
I'd. Such officers when not furnished
transportation in kind, will be allowed
mileage from the place where they are mus
tered out of the volunteer service to the
station Of their regiments Or companies or
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18
From Washington.
Graves of Union Soldiers.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE President
has approved the Joint resolution author
izing and directing the Secretary of War
to take immediate measures to preserve
from desecration the graves of the soldiers
of the United States who fell in battle or
died of disease in the field or in the hos
pitals during the war Of the rebellion, and
TO secure suitable places in which they may
be inferred, and 10 have the grounds en-
closed so that the resting places OF the hon
ored dead may be kept sacred forever,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18

No such thing As hard knots or shos-strings
untying, when required to be fast, when the Shoe
Tie is used. sUTTBEs& CO., 100 Superior street,
ali ,ban apls:9O6
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18
Official Order.

WASHINGTON, April 16.-The following
official order hBs Just been issned in rela-
ton to the pay and transportation allowed
to officers mustered out ofthe volunteer SER
vice.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18

POtatOes-Peachblows, Chntons' fIuKe'
Eeshannocks. and other choice varieties oy car
and boat loads, at 80 Merwin-st- aplS-SoS
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18

Green ApPIes.-SO barrels choice varieties
Green Apples in store, and for sale at 6s Merwin
street.
apI6:396 O0TTRELL DIChEf.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18

Wanted-An experienced Feed Boy one VINO
is competent will find 8 good htuation by srpiying
AT Leader of5es. apis
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18

This Shoe Tie is cheap, useful, ornamental
and durable. SUTTLEs co., lsO sup-rior-st.'
sell them. spls:sos
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-18
Agents are Wanted

agents aES VanteQ
II svery town and yillags 10 the United States to
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