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The .Fourrh in Cleveland

, On Sunday, sle Fourth, the vakOus Churches
of the City were crowded. The exercises very
generally partOOk Of the nature of thanks 10 the
Great Ruler for the manifold blessings Of hber-
ty enjoyed by the people Of the United States,
and appropriate illusions to the greatness Of
our county and its ultimate destiny. The
Union National Prayer Meeting at the Ply
mouth Church was very largely attended, and
its proceedings were characterized by great So
lemnity and feeling. Many were the hearts
that beat in unison to the patriotic prayer
% God look down upon the lnd which thOo hast loved
And gran that in upbrOksn truth her children still may
dwell,
Nor while the grass grows the hill and streams hOw
Nay they 6rgct their fahers faith their covenant
God keep the fsres nobles; land that lies bensah the
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FRnnI NRW YORK.
Nrw YoRK. July 6.

NEw YORK. July o.
Three ships have arrived at quarantine frOui
Cuban ports each having lost its captain and part
Of its crew By yellow feversnd having the rest Of
the crew down with that disease.
The ship Grotto Of Richmond, Ne, arrived yes
terday from Sagua in charge Of the mate, Capt.
Dunlay having died at sea
The British ship Suzanne from Mantauzas for
Greenoek, put in below yesterday, her crew all
down with the yellow fever. The Captain died at
sea, as also did two or three Of the crew.
The ship Greenland from Havana arrived to-
day in charge Of Capt YaInnn-Capt Bates,
whose wife and son died in HavAna, having left
her in that port.
Capt. Varnum and part of his crew we're down
with the fever.
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All these Boats were well handled, and but
for the violence Of the wind, would have made
splendid show
TIE BALLOON ASCENSION.
The process of initiating the Balloon was be-
gan by n GODDARD at an early hour of the
morning, but the wind was too high to permit
the ascension, without great damage, at the aP-
pointed time Tue Balloon used on the occa-
sion was sixty-twO feet in diameter and ninety
feet in altitude 1t contained 10000 cubic feet
of gas, enough to light the entire city of Cleve-
lind for two days.
At quarter after SIX P NJ, NJ. GODDARD, ae-
companied by Dr. E. Sterling, took his dePar-
ture from terra hrma in excellent style. The
state of the wind was such that N GODDARD did
not feel justified in taking more than one per-
son, as be apPrehended danger. The Balloon
assembled to hight of ABOUT one-half mile, and
IliIed in a westerly direction, alighting near
Olmsted, at a little before o'clock DR.. Ster-
ling was much delighted with his trip, and
gives a graphic description Of the sights seen
from the 1" upper country"
THE FIRE WORKS
The Fireworks in the evening were wit
messed by large numbers of persons. They
were exhibited on the Flats south of the city.
HOW THE DAY PASSED
1t is gratifying to know that but few persons
disgraced themselves and the occasion by.get-
ting drunk or fighting. Up to seven O'Clock in
the evening, the Police made no arrests, al
though twenty-five extra men were detailed for
the service, with strict directions to arrest
every individual who was in the slightest de-
gree disorderIy. Nor have we heard OF any ac-
eidents occurring to mar the unalloyed enjoy
ment of the day.
The celebration in Cleveland of the F ourth oi
JuIy, 1883, was demonstration of which Our
citizens may justly feel proud. All the ar
rangements previously made were earn ed out
in every particular, and in manner that leaves
no room for regret
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1st. Cotton is used as it is purchased-on spOols
without rs-winding saving time, trouble and
waste.
Cd The trouble and perplsXity OF hIling shut
tie, las in other naehinss) Is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. It is very simple yet strong in construction
easily learned and kept in order, and does not re-
suirs to BE- taken apart to be oiled.
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ulsr, and will not rip though every fourth stitch
be cut.
sth. The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
This Machine enbroiders beautifully.
Ladies and Others interested in the saving oi
labor are invited te call at the sales-rOOm Of the
subscriber and examine for themselves Tbs
above machines are freely shown and samples oi
work given at all times.
The services Of q lady and the use Of smaehin'
san be obtained BY the day in families. by calling
At the room Of Mr. Hopkins. Terms 81 so per day
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
Northrop spGnglsrs Block,
uhSOd6m:ISs Superior IT., 10 stairs.
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$500 FoR GRAIN has been paid by person
wanting a few bushels Of choice article 10 Sow
Now this was shrewd on their part, and no one
accused them Of SURFING themselves TO q NAP when
II would SEEN proper 10 be wide awake.
The farmer should be governed by the same rule
in getting SUIT of clothes Of the right GRAIN,
with even and smooth Nap that some master work
man has had TO SEW upon, and has left upon it an
even, clean, and firm SEAN.
A garment made " to the LETTER"-as above
will never be called upon TO recognize tie "LET
'ER RIP."
At. Sonneborn's, l56 Superior street, Cleve-
land o. clothes Of the above firm and andsome
description, may always he found in any quantity,
and what douby adds TO the wonder, is, the prices
are invariably FIFTEEN Pea CENT less than al
anu Other clothing store IN the State.
Admission free. and attendants to show visitors
through the extensive e-tsblIshmsnt-grsifls
iunesd Striwtf
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THE POU TIL

BALTIMORE, July 6.
Independence Day passed quietly in the city, but
there were some Visturbances near the elIy yesaeL
dav. where a Sunday School Celebration was beng
held, and shot dead boy 10 years Of age, son oi
Col Juo W. Farlow. There was great excitement,
The perpetrators Of the lorrid decd escaped pns
many arrests were made
BosTOS, July 6.
The city programme for the celebration Of lnde-
uendenee was satisfactorily carlied out, and the
beaut ful day induced, possible greater display
of patriotism than on any Anniversary preceding
IL Very few accidents occurred The fire works
in the ev ening were excellent, and as usual az
tracted ar, immense crowd 70 the Commons Bal
looms wet up ana down in the afternoon
NEW YoRK, July s.
Iueependence was celebrated yesterday accord
lug 10 the programme The weather was highly
propitious aud the day passed with more quielness
than usual and less than the average numoeI ~
casualties. Caleb Cushing's Oraion before me
Tammany Society was the only set speech oi Ine
day.
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N n. SOLOMONSON.

PRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAI,
Keeps the largest assortment Of the most approved
SPEcTAcLES AIhis glasses, whether for near OF iat
sighted are ground under his inspection, by machine
~ Of new rucO1 with the greatest care, so as to
suit the eyes in al cases curing Heakaes DHsEiHess OF
IsauraaIo Of Eyes, and impartng strength iOr ohg
reading or fine sewing
rT n II Solomonson would here inform the public
that he never employs any in the sale Of his lenses
~ Also splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES. MI
CRosCoPEs, CO1IPASSEs, SC, keyt on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect Is natural
oHee IS Superior street under the American Hotel
WILL. TRUTH COMMAND ATTENTION.
To restore hsaIh we maS purify the blood FeTers,
without exception rse foreign matters having been
absorbed and retaine nthe circulation These causes
sickness my produce infuenz Group, rheumatism
gOut choc cough. But BTandreth's Pills, simple,
potent and veg table, the cause and the fol
lows ofcourse They the OF every day saving
many valuable lives Principal ofhee. :si Canal street
BrEndreth Building New York Sold also by
iuns.ds~lw DB3I A. S. GARnINER. Cleveland.
BEWAEE OF 1MPOSTERS.
CAUTION NTOlNVALIDS.-DR. SAMUEL S, FITCH,
(Oce IA Broadway, New York; known as the author
a Ns csrasius Troaea for the diseases Of the Lungs
Heart Liver sfomanh Bowels, Kidneys ska Nerves.
Muscles Joints Blood and for all Female Coupla
continues his practice with his usual success q s -
ssueT dh5ez from Ne5 fOT and hIs not beeHtor aa yefs
nj has no oiler qfe nor az assst o1 s1fl %
Chicago Detroit PfsbaTgh ssrAer- and has not A1c
= Berars az prs0ns Hsag s Haue OF PTefaadiag 10
A0ue aor hare had pratsssiosa ooHHecisoa a
Inn Thy are Iaposer5 - Appy, personally or By let
ter directly to himself at his once. 7l4 BruadWuy, New
York where alone his treatment he had Renslies
sent to any part OF the country, and treatment oond1cfed
success aly by letter visit from the Psiient preferred
His SIX LECTURES" the Lungs, md eKplanins the
shod by which he the above diseases tss0 pages
bruudl sent BY msil post paid, for 30 cenis
~ Beware especially Ofthe advertisements OF 'Fitch,
Dodge Co Of Detroit and OF Fitch Iy kes, OF Pitts
burgh, Chicago, Sc
IA Broadway. New York. June, Is5s-
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CouMENcEMESr At HUDsoN - RULRoAD
TRAIxs-Passenger ears will be attached to
the freight train of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad on Thursday morning, July 8, for the
accommodation of those who wish to attend
the Commencement, leaving the pier at $50
A. n, Euclid Street Station at 6.55 a. Il, al d
arriving at Hudson at $50 A. N. The night
express leaves Hudson for Cleveland at s:44
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STABBING.

JORDONI ~ 1 = June o.
About half past nine o'clock last night. Peter
Murfey stabbed his son -in-laE, John Maher, six
times with large jack knife, twice in the neck,
twice in the body, and twice in the arm and leg.
Murfey was perfectly sober, but the other was
slightly intoxicated. Il originated out q some
family difficulties. Maher is very low and there
was but slight hopes Of his recovery. Murfey has
heen committed for examination.
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MAYFLowER STEEET ScHooL-The eh idren
at this school were examined yesterday, bet not
having time TO attend we cannot give Psrtieu-
lars. We understand the summer vacation OF
the public schools in this city commences i'm
mediately and continues nine weeks
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Dbpsitians & 5nraeuns.
} MORTON ND D-Pbvsonatbi

ID MORTON, NJ. D.,-Physopathie
Osgr Eeecic Physician and Surgeon. Pa Iess Of
wlieIy and Dssases q Women And Clilnrea, DIX Aoh-
tend 70 all calls IN his Profession either a hs oee or A.
reduces MS patients them but simply removes
the distractions stimulates and tones the system BY
those aici ed with diseases OF the Liver Lungs Kid
Acute 81 Chronic Of Appetite Derangement Of the
sOmsch Co1stiDatol ofths Bowels, Bilio1s Affections
mDuTfies q the Blood any CrTo1ic long Standing
diseases diseases peculiar 70 the fea sex. such as sup
"a 70 esii His MOds q Treatment Is also pstey
adaDtea % Diseases 0fChildren
Fever and Ague Cholera AIohus DyssBtey and
Dianhcsa, C0c Cram LOckiaw FITS and SPasnE treat
~ DIM IS also prepared to treat successfully FEyERs
Of The varoa types VITA 81 otleI iorn o. se.s
but deducteo from On the Reform
~ oS of soa listens Of prsctice ar a
grsduaie from the old and schools Of Meds-ine.
5S,o "a ~ ia fkN ss and S IN sS
tinctures and syps, such usually in Botanic,
Inian Remedies aad large number Of Compounds, pre-
pared By himself as Remedial Aseats among which are
MIR weed remedy for the DySpepsis Piles,
ss Ani-s SS % ts 455s -
never al q cure; kyesetsr 1nsSss ,s9s rszsaE oI
keroL Caioe Sore-So1th 1ee[aln and sPesd ears ~ ~
II Balssm Of Wl Cherry for Coughs, Colds,
ae5f Of Pan Kisr Superior article 70 any 5o1T in
internal or external appliestieni SoveEsisS Rem
| and other articles loc numerous 10 ne ton
/ R- N B; Particular Ausntion viii be paid IN Iesf-
ing an old Chronic and Private Diseases, to cleanse the
q all the Jd huors Dr d. doesn pretend te
Riss ne essa; oqI ls s9s % s ~ se saa sars Az e1
Oice, No ios LoFaia 81 kssdsnee, No. 10 Churoi
rS-P 5 Dr. n. would say that he can give One stu
dsnf good chance IN his oreto red Medicine and IL
/
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YESTERDAYAFTERNOONS REPOR'
rRn,I sr.LOuIs.

Sr. LOUIS, July D.
A d;snatebes from Leavenwo;th the lst by u.
G Fxpress Co. TO Boonville, says John T. Celter'
known as Jack Henderson, was arrested To-Day on
a bencn warrant issued by Judge Goodrich, charged
with participation in election frauds at oxford. ne
was subsequently liberated on parole Of honor 70
anDear before the Court and answer the charge.
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PERsoNAL-Among the arrivals at the Amer
lean yesterday, were Hon. S A. Douglas, U.
2 Senator of Illinois; Jas. L. StedmaD, of To-
Ielo; A. L. Baekus, of Toledo; W. W. Howe
of Toledo; Gen Simon Perkins, and Harold
Sprague, Esq, Of jackson, Mich.
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COLLISION

TKENToS, n. j., July 6.
A collision occurred this morning between coal
and freight train on the Belyidere and Delaware
Railroad by which both engines and several cars
were crushed. The Conductor and Fireman on
the freight train were dangerously wounded, The
engineer Of the coal train was badly sealted, and
several others slightly injured. No one was KILL
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The FEMALE MEDIC uPRECEPT0R
Or, Thirty Years Study and Experience,
ESPECIALLY DEVOTED TO
DISEASES OF WOMEN;
Hy Cornelius l.. Cheesman
NEW YORK CITY.


NEW YORK CITY.
An INSTRUCTOR, GUIDE, AND A PHYSICIAN
In which Is embodied = fan and chasie description
knovledce Necessary the welfare Of those married or
about TO be the process Of conception pregnancy
and delivery, their pains and dangers, well the
methods BY which many the latter nay be ooviafed and
TEACHING how the system may be uvgoraied and restored
10 its proper toae. aer having been pTosrNied BY con-
plants incidental 10 the humsu frame. Also, much
PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION. which viii obviate
the necessity of any great OF sickness and enable
the obseryan reader TO he, 10 great extent, her own ply
sician. - ,-,-
bak Is more avsinble 70 the understanding OF the
uon-prSessi0nal reader md skifuly cabJraied.
planned arranged and earned out any work Of its
kind now before the public While il gives wholesome
particular and in respects sUe information uPoa
some othe mos. delicate arE connected with the female
system 1t should be placed the hands of every female
'''-'' H-1''' PRICE 50 CENTS
THIS work also contains prescriptions used by the doctor
his pracce for the positive Of Sor9fOHy ErP-
fous-FsHer azf Azns-Seuec Coughs azf Cai9s-RAeHl-
lsm-Ds7epaG-Esag q a fas HAIR f., s., Sc, any
which preparations may prove o. great value to the
reader.
This hook viii be sent by mail, free Of postage th'
reception of its prioe which nay bs elher in % a
ostage stzmFs- An0Tders shoaid b addTesssl "a
R. B. dUICHlNGS,
aundSwCmeM IsChsnbers street, y Y. CITY.
J. B. Barnes a Co, Proprietors of the Clev'
laai Pluuiling WORKS, Arwaisr Block are prepares
with are force % experienced 0rknsn doing ever
ero toa OF Plumbing the most thorough manner, o
he most scientific plans reasonable terms, and On Shor
notice Large stocks Of Fountains Of different STYLES an
ines Bathing Tobs Of cast iron and wood lined viii
inaea-copper steam heaters lead AID galvanized rol
pipes LezheT and India Rubber Hose, every deScupl
BrsS and Plated Cacks including the Paten Se-clo
NJ Cocks recently introduced, Wash BOWS, and al KIND
fWater Works Fixtures keDi constantly on hand a
,-,rfsrarranfrd m2s-d Svtf
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The Fourth was celebrated here with much spir-
it-in the daytime by fine military and civic
parade. In the afternoon interesting exercises
were performed before the Young Mems Assoca-
ton. John N. Wilder delivered an spProP PrlAte
original Poem. In the evening grand display of
fire works on State street Hill. The only serious
disturbance was at saloon kept by GerInan
named Holmes, where two men, named tray ana
Scanlan, entered and created disturbance Both
were badly stabbed, but the wounds were not
afaI
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REGATTA.

New LONDON, July b.
At the Regatta yesterday the first. third and
sixth prizes were taken by the Olympia Orniron,
Naiad, and Catonat respectively OF the ale navy
Of New Haven. The other i've were taken BY the
New London bOatmen-
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z Bryant & STRArToN's chain of College
is now complete and in successful operation A
Scholarship issued from the Cleveland College viii
be good in Albany. Buffalo and Chicago, and rice
versa. P. r. SPENCER & Sons have charge Of
the Cleveland Writing Department. cbs4u
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RRnM rRINITY BAY.

TRINITY BAY. n. F., July e-7P.M
The wind has been N. E. all day, and the weather
very stormy. 1t has now changed, and is blowing
very high nom the North West, and the sky is
bright. Good weather Is expected. No news Of
the Atlantic Gable Fleet.
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hINIIt IlAlf y. - u O9
The dense fog which has prevailed for the past
few days continues and rain is still falling. There
il a strong breeze from the northeast We have no
intelligence from the Telegraph Cable Meet, now
fully due here.
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Real Gstafe Anruts.
TOR sALE-Vacapt LOts-On Hind

H'Oh SALE.-facaD LOts-On Hud-
ST bic ioss ssS g M sSsSp Ssa a de-
> STEAM saw MILLS milesby r. R fror. he City
90 nlng Station, with large story dwelling and
G S5aIsr .MILLS-wATER PowER-yfh great fan
ston. sOod dam and buildings and naehnsry in good
LAKs Sr-Nssr The Car shops one land a-half story
70 ACKEs-6as mile frun City line West. by PLANK
kosd Good sol One and a-half story frame house harm
FOR SALE on ExcHANGE.-KINsMAN ROAD
smiles from the CoCrt House. Seventeen acres of land
bsTs orchard and Tsrists Of faif add ssds rss
acres o. nber VII seu very low and receive pay IN
PARKdAN ST;-Bo1ss and lOt- si.sOo. Exchaags for
WISCONSIN, large amount Of lands well situated to
eIa5Rse or goods ofy.ri0us kinds good City property
sell or exchange for snail house and lot Superior
wARRENSvILLE-l22 Acres ne1r the center with
sSoa house barn. ofehaEd, 4ctO sxehang, for o0d
jus ROUSE JENNINGS. 50 Superior 81.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
= GRlSf ANDsAW MILL-Watsr Power. ana sbund-
s snes o. u 20 niles y Railroad from Cevsls d.
Will sScR1nge N part for good farm.
Station; s Tich sandy oam; sbuadance Of fait ofsIi
KIDS, and Y acres timber. Will take Westsrn snds Ia
,sT0NE. DWELLING LoF-wsll Ioeats d IN = de,irs-
CASE a M % es5e bi i95 '@s nal faT
nns yaIlets Of fruit trees and gpe vines eEcangr T
iss SHARES CLEVELAND IRON MINING COM
ANY STOCK nd : ' acant Lots exchange fsr a small
fsrm near tbs city. h0use aud lot we'll located In ne
cry 80
AT EUCLID STATION 20 acres OF land-soil black
sandy loan; under 6ae cultivation with a undancs of
en9iee Ifalt and some timber two dwellings. barns
ana neVer,failing spring Of wster. and acres o.
mile nor Of the Station; rich loany soil TO sxchsars
Tor good improved farn- Also
20 ACRES IN wILLoUGHBY-Onth the Lake shors-
Good so 3nd well improved, with stream OF water and
HURON Co.-Fam Of 10 acres II nile from r n
St7iioni good new house and barn. orchard &c Eeil
wateEed VIII exchange in part for Western lands OF other
property - -
FOR RENr-2 story Dwelling Heuse on Lake st-Sns
90 do Frankf 7 gr-eId0
ROUSE 4 JENNINGS
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HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.

THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE woRLDi
All others mere mutations, and should be avoided,
you wish TO escape Tidicule-
GRAY RED. OR Rusty HAIR Dyed instantly 70 4
lsauiifu aud Natural Brown Black, without the least
nimy 20 Har or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have heen
awarded TO wm Baichrlor since ISIS, aud over s0t00
applications have been made 10 the Hair Of his patrons Of
his famous Dye.
wAi A BATCHELoR'S HAIR DYE produces a color
not TO be distinguished from naturs and is WARRANTED
not niurein the least however long l. may be costa
ued an the IN effects OF Bs Dyssremedied; the Hair in
yigorafed for life h5 this spleudid DYE.
Nade sold applied Tin prTafe roosl at the Wig Fac
Is3 Broadway, y. Y
u The Genuine has the and addiess uPon steel
engraving on four sides Of each Box. OF
WILLIAM A RATCHEIOR-
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STABBED.

MOBILE, July 2.
II Married. stabbed the brothers, John and Da-
yid Reed, of the firm Of y. Reed q Co.-the iormer
dangerously. 1t was teud oil ten years stAluins'
Rail Was refused.
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FIRE.
II AANAas
NEW ORLEANS, July
aTI.ANrIC TELEGRAPH.

A fire occurred at ten O'Clock this morning on
the corner of Hercules and CalioPe streets SIX
dwellings destroyed Loss $4,000
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FIRE AT SO HAMILTON STREET.-A story
and half dwelling took fire last evening at 6
o'clock from sparks out of a chimney The
eornice and roof partially burned. Loss trifmg.
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Drp GOODS.
LINENS FOR PANTS.
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
9 RAYMOND 4 CO., have received,
Os Bl.ck Dress silks new and full supply,
ludia and summer 81 Ks
Sislla, Cashmere and hibet Shawls.
White Grape ShaWls. embroidered and plan
Brccha Scars and Shswls
Black and Colorrd SILK Shawls,
Black sIlk Nantillas,
Ressori Dress Goods, Mouseline de Chene
Chai de LANES, Robesa Qules.
Erench B illiants, Organd' Musiins,
Cainiz Organdles Chocolate OTgaudies,
Rs>tOr Grenadines. Berage Robes.
French Iacc0nets, Gingh8m r Jbes a Qulla,
ain all WOO De LANES, HOyes' PIN $.
French, English and American alcoes,
Ia les Gauntlets, Gems Driving Gloves,
ladies MarseilleS Collas ., Chaniilly Wells.
Parasols. Ribbons and Lace,
Enb'd Handkerch efs Emb'd Collars.
Sleeves and Collar Sets, Black Lace Mifts.
Chanfilly Buged Collars, White Silk FIiEge,
Emb'd Bands, EcglLgs azd lnscrtIngs
FancT Belt Ribbons MarseilleS Trimming.
Black Velvet Ribbons, Smyrna Ed nngs,
Bonnet Grapes illus:on iarr.
Bonnet Rouches, Alexnnder's Kid Cloves,
Emb Lace end Musin Window Curtains,
Daniasks, MOrveens Table Ind Piano Covers,
Marseiles Quilts, COunterpaneS and Toilet Covers,
Irish Linens. Iickings and Sheetings,
Russia ToUelings aud Hukabuks,
staple ShirtiugS and Fancy do,
Broad Cloths, Casslmeres and SafIletts,
VeStings ard Gents Shirts and Collar,
Checked Yalar a Drab Alpaca.
G. CaSLuarfs. :, CaEbans
NsckeIchnsis Hders and Umbrsllas-
All OF whichh -ught low, and will be sold Al q
small advan e. =
junl4 AND : co. 50 Snperlor 81
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THE FOURTH.

IUhILANUI Jul q
Independence Day was celebrated in this city oy
the laviug of the corner stone Of the new Clty
Building, with Masonic Ceremonies There Eas
large civic procession, escorted by the mniary-
Also addresses, &C.
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PLAIN am ORNAAITNTAL. PRINTING.

q Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every eeserpiio
dono at the Printing Establishment Of the Leader Once,
on mpr we'd and most ad steam presses IN The
best style on short notice. and At reasonabe rates Par
cular atentlon paid to blank work Every description
Of niing done especially Blank Books. LedgeTs, Journ-
as Sales Be- ks Receiving Books, &c &C