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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-02

WAsHINnroN. Jnl,

WASHINGTON July !,
Capt. Van Vleet, U. 8. Assistant Quarter
Master, has submitted to the War Depart
ment reply 10 the charges recently pre-
ferred against him for alleged misconduct in
connection with the purchase Of mules for tho
army, and the Secretary Of War, after mature
delberation Of the same, has decided that the
explanation and testimony render any fur
ther notice Of the charges uncalled for and
unnecessary.
The Post Master General has ordered Of @.
y. Nesbitt, Of N. Y, contractor 100000
stamped enYelops with the new self sealing
improvement They will be furnished 10 the
public at fyo cents per hundred more than
are charged for the present patterns.
The statement contained Ia letter from
Floyd and extensively published, charging the
Secretary Of War with being personally in
ierested in the contracts with Holiday and
others for supplying -four 70 the troops In
Utah, is wholly destitute 0f truth, the ar
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-02

WAsHINoToN, July l.
a special despatch from New Orleans 10
the Charleston Courier, dated June 2sth, saws
that on the llth, Minister MoLano presented
q remembrance 10 Miramon's Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, in the name Of President
Buchanan, expressing his great indignation
at the withdrawal Of the exeQuatora from the
American Consuls and the murder Of peace
ful American citizens by Miramons soldiers
at Taoubaya. The massacre is characterized
as violation Of national rights and treaty
stipulations, aud Miramon is warned that L
will be remembered and redress demanded
and ultimately attained, whatever may be the
result Of this remOnstrance.
The sloop Of war Saratoga has returned
from Vera Cruz to Tampico.
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THE DISASTER,

Between three and four o'clock on Tuesday
morning, the Araga made Cape Pine, bearing
twelve miles distant from the coast The Pi-
lot, Captain, crew, and all others were called
on 4-oK at the sight of land.
The course was changed and made s. f. by
l.. This should have cleared her fifteen miles
from Cape Race. About quarter past four a
very dense fog came up, at half-past Eve the
Captain spoke fishing schooner. He stop
ped and reversed engine, and hailing sehoon-
er asked ''where are you fishing2" Answer
-" On the east sido of Trepassy Bay, mile
and half or two miles off,
The Captain ordered the helm TO be put hard
port the engines to 90 on in full speed. and
the vessel to be kept S. S. Il. by the standard
compass. This should have taken her clear
Of the land. The Captain and all the officers
were on deck. The officer in charge of the
wheel gave the order steady as the ship
brought up to her s. s. Il. course. At that
moment breakers were seen, and the engines
stopped and reversed at full speed Before
the ship got sternway upon her she grounded
her bow on the rocks at Fresh Water Point.
eight miles from Trepasses.
The boats were lowered and got ready
when the passengers embarked with but little
confusion, the women and children being
cared for first.
The anchors were then payed out and the
coal thrown overheard, the forward boilers
removed, and every exertion made to get the
steamer Off but without avail. The Captain
now sent off the Pilot to Trepassey to get as
sistance, when the steamers Dauntless and
Blue Jacket were dispatched Immediately.
Sails, &C., were sent ashore, and tents
made to protect the passengers. When pro-
visions and luggage could be got out, they
were also sent.
The Fishermen plundered the ship A
hundred came around her on hearing the sig.
nal guns They cut away her masts and
completely skinned her
At o'clock p, NJ the ship filled, fell on
her beam end and sank in six fathoms water
The baggage belonging to many of the pas.
| sengers was lost.
There was no house within eight miles OF
where she struck
AT p. NJ. the boat returned from Trepassey
with assurances that two steamers were on
their way from St. Johns to assist them.
| Tuesday night was passed in tents with a
tolerabe degree of comfort.
On Wednesday the steamers arrived ami
brought off the passengers and a part Of tth
baggage. They return this afternoon for lic
crew, taking with them Soldiers and Poedy
Officers to recover portion Of the property
stolen from the ship. They win take Dersi4
also to get out any thing that can be recov-
cred from the wreck
| The passengers are all quaYtered and pro.
vided for here. They will be sent on as soon
as arrangements can be made.
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GUIDE FOR GUARDIANs-J N Whiting has
just stpublished new w.book with the above title,
the object of which is to furnish in concise and con-
venent form, complete guide for guardians, EN-.
bracing all the legal points efIecting the duties,
rights, etc. of guardians, wards, etc, including
Journal Entries, for all steps from the Appoint
ment to the final settlement of Guardian; con.
tanning, also, the Duties OF Guardians, Wards, and
Probate Judges, in all matters of Guardianship
BY F. J. Matthews, Judge of the Superior Court of
Franklin County, Ohio. One Volume, svo., in
Law Binding. Neatly printed and bound-for
sale by J. b. Cobb & Co.
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FROM NEW yong

NEW YORK July i
Mr.. b Q. Smith Of Wall Street. whose name
appears among the victims Of the disaster an
the Michigan Southern Railroad was Porter
OF the Marine Benk, and about thirty vears
old' ne was q widower, and leaves num-
Inc American Express Compant bave
promptly made arrangements with lie agent
" .ne steamship Glasgow, which leaves this
~ tY-horrow at u ~, TO call at st. Johns
~" NV rounaiand and take tho passengers of
tination. '''''' N0'
The business in stocks this mornino vos
stu more unsatisfactory 10 holders nrices m
dergoing further decline. The depression
Is again most marked on Railroad shares
ihough the better class Of securities are moi
exempt from the dull and heavy feeling IN
serVaole throughout the market The heavi.
est aepreciation was in Michigan Guaranteed
and 0alena, which arc each 1C7l nor cont
lower. The former is pressed for sale in
view Of the heavy damagas in which The Com
papy IS likely TO be involved by the sorious
accident at Adrian at time when II is Ions,
able to pay them. Chicago & Rock Island
was among the steadiest on the list. being
sparingly offered at 6S2. Illinois Central
continues to improve, selling TODAY at 62l
Oasni anu ozf seller thirty days. There was
very little change in Railroad bonds. The
state stocks are more freely offered and Mis-
souri, a ana tennessee skies are again lower
The day is a busy one in the Money mar
ket, more 50, perhaps, than at any time of the
past year. The Banks and private Banking
Houses have quite lively appearance. and q
large amount Of money will change hands
before the close Of the week. The changing
OF loan is active, and q good demand Is OBJ
seryable throughout the market, though il is
noticeable that no stringenoy appears in any
quarter, and fresh loans are easily effected at
9 per cent
The ssaxonia, for Hamburg, took 100000
IN IN specie on freight, and the steamers Ocean
queen and Kangaroo, for Europe tomorrow.
will take 81 100000 in specie.
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REV A, WEBSTER Boston Mass
''YOuw uh Inns. suppose kelt an intelligence r
hce could you The ieoeael calls have TO know II
note aTung the Restorer SC. and 90 if
I reallv We anv ha'r. Whn I tell them i h1yo not
suite used bottle of the UestOrer their wonder Is
qomeumes almost inexpressihle d"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-02

RoBBERY IN MILAN,-A pedlars wagon was
broken open in Milan, one night last week. and
robbed of notes and accounts to the amount ofsev.
eral hundred dollars. Suspicion attaching t a
young man by the name Of Patch. Sheriff En-
mons aud deputy went in search of him Patch
discovered them coming, and escaped to the woods.
party of men ransaoked the woods but could not
find him In the course Of the search, they picked
up carpet bag which contained the notes and ac-
counts, when taken from the wagon, the contents
Of which were torn up and scattered about Patch
is not yet arrested.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-02

REV d MORRIS, Cross RiUer WssfchestsT County, A. Y
Who is known thrnughoH this state savg u know OF
ere'tmlny wtohave hsd their hair restored Nv tho
Of Mrs $. ALIENS Worlds Hair Restorer and zylobal
samum,'
Rev GEO HEWLtNGS GresHy0rf L. J.
You arc n liberty 10 use my ugme, II you think pro.
per- as recommendation boh Of the Zyobalsamum and
OF the r sturer.n
REV. JOSEPH MCKEE Pastor West Dutch Reformed
Church NSt0 York City
"Rocummends it %
REV J, GRIsWOLD, Washington NeD- -HampshIrs,
Mrs s. A. Aliens enc plrattnus really eticaclous
In changinT the hairto It's natural color"
REv JAAtESp. STONE, Greensboro. Vermont
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-02

THE Pure ZmC PRE.--This pipe Is now con-
sidered by scientific men to bo the best article
ever introduced for water. II ls not poisonous
likeltad, and does not rust and hll up like iron
and Is stronger and cheaper than either lead or
iron. B. P. Bower Of the Cleveland Plumbing
Works Ia the sole Agent for this pipe, aud keeps
a large stock Of It on hand. All persona taking
water would do we'll to call and SEQ what advant
ages this pipe has over all others, and then de-
eide for themselves in regard 10 what thoy will
use, 2ss
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Last Nights Report.
READING a COLUmBIA II. IL.

READING, Pa, July /.
A meeting was held yesterday at Ephrata
for the purpose Of organizing the Reading &
Columbia Railroad, being the last link to
complete the connection between Yew York
and Baltimore and Washington via the East
Pennsylvania Railroad.
The county Of Lawrence, the cities of New
York, Reading and Columbia and the villages
along the route, were largely represented.
The meeting, by an unanimous vote, di-
rected the Commissioner TO open the books for
subscriptions Of stock,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-02
PLAIN AND oRNANTENTLI pp1Yr,

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL. PRINTING
" Plain and Ornamental Printing of everv dsscr,,,,o
dono at the Printing Establishments Of the Leader once
on the latest impr we'd and steam presses in the
oeststyo or short notice. and at reasonable rates Par
cular attention paid to blank work Every description
ofBindmg dome especially Blauk Books Ledgers Journ
Is Sales Do'ks, Receiving Books, SO &c.
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President J. II EATON IL D., Union Uafpsrsity,
Murfrcesbor0, Teaneseee.
"AiADAm-I would state that some time last spring.
found MY HAIR FALLtso OFF, conc uioi to plrohase
bottle Of airs s. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer" &C.
and give trial. commenced using IT, but very ire
Rusrly but notwithstanding this rrteuurty found that
its influence was distinctly visible, FALLING OFF
OF HAIR CEASED aud my locks which were before quite
oREY, wEaE CHANGED TO BLACK. do not consider that
have given it fair tnal but from what have seen Of
its effects inmy case have believe that
is capable Of accomplishing wnat proposes do, viz
To PREVENT 1Hs HiIp FROM FAILING OFF. and TO ne
STORE GRAY LOCKS TO THEIR ORIoINAL COLOR
MRS. D. W CLARK vie ofREv. d. W CLARK, Edi-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-02

~ We take pleasure in informing the public
that E. Ruaini, l75 Superior st., has received q
splendid stock Of Summer goods among which we
notice large variety Of the newest and most faah,
iOnable styles Of straw goods for both men aud
boys, and also fol assortment Of children goods.
We also notice some new and beautiful styles of
soit hats which deserve especial attention. Mr..
Rufini assures us that II will be bic aim to sell the
goods at lower prices that any other house in the
trade. We confidently commend him to the publis
as worthy of their patronage
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-02
BUSINESS NOTICES.

CANADIAN SEED BUoEwHEAT.--Farmers and
dealers please take notice that Messrs Brown q
Andrews, Flour and Feed Store corner of Ontario
and Prospect Street, have on hand and in store a
choice lot Of Canadian Seed Buckwheat, the best
in the city, which they are Offering to farmers
and traders at the very lowest market price All
those wishing to purchase Seed will find it to their
advantage TO give them a call before purchasing
elsewhere.
All orders promptly attended to- and deliveries
made to any part Of the city or railroad depots
free Of charge
BROWN a ANDREWS,
je3dlw&w2t230. Box 1858 Cleveland, Ohio.
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b65- 81 say said our friend when we met on
the street yesterday, 'Tm going up to Lake supe-
rior on the North Star, with jolly company, next
week aud we are bound to have sport. By the by,
do you know where is the place to get my sporting
rig fitted out2"
To be sure we do was our reply HaHersly
has just received fresh supply of the choicest kind
of "tack;e," and you will find there just what you
want Exit friend 70 No. lO2 Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-02

CARS FOR la Cross AND MILwAuKEE r. R.
Messrs. Morrill, Bowers, Car Builders of this city
will soon have three new and superb passenger
cars ready for the La Crosse road, running from
milwaukee, across the young aud Aourishing State
OF wisconsin to the enterprsIng town of La Crosse,
located on the Mississippi River. These cars, ex-
terror and interior. are constructed with a view TO
strength and beauty. Richardson superntended
the painting, which is sufficient guarantee thai the
decorative aud ornamen al part will command the
admiration of all beholders. Three heavy strips
ofoak run the entire length Of each car and are
fastened at each end with stout knee irons In case
of the car being thrown of the track by any acci
dent these strips seepers will prevent the bot.
tom being stove through as is frequently the case
in accidents Messrs. Morrill, q Bowers have ia
cilities at their car works for doing vast amount
Of car building. They recently received a heavy
order for cars from the sunbury and Erie Rail
road.
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CITY 6 NEWS. ITEMS
SATURDAY mORNINe, July ?. 1850.
NRw ADvnRrIsrmrNrs.

Pelton Breed--Prop. Jefferson for Duphirk.
o. l. Heaton--stenmer Western Metropolis
lngersoll Kinsman- Legal Notice.
j. B. Cobb Co.-wuting Iuk
a. l.. Heaton-- Excursion to Niagnra.
Pelton Brosd-For CHICAGO.
Allen Co,-Forest City House.
lueham Brasg-wholosale Booksellers, &c.
L. Marvin Refrigerator, a..
/. A, Isaaos-F yurth Of July.
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rangement for this service was made In The
regular course Of business, after advertising
ana oy which as compared TO lhe former
a, nloae, At least 100000 are saved 10 tbo
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INDICTED.
MoNroonEnY, A

MONTGOMERY, Ala, yslls.4.
Five bill Of indictment have been id bv
the Grand Jury against NJ. Maroney, for the
embezzlement Of S50,000 Maroney failed to
appear in Court to answer, and his bail bond
was forfeited.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-02

D. P Rhodes, Esq, who has been absent from
the city about two weeks, on a trip to the West
and who was on the Southern aud Michigan R. r.
train which was demolished in the accident on
Monday night, returned to this city lou Friday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-02

~ The mombers Of the Association Of The
Alumni Of the Cleveland High School" are reques.
ted to meet at the High School Building, on We'd
nssday. July 9, 1859, at 7 l.2 O'Clock Pm.
1T. TOWNSEND, Rec. Sec.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-02

ST.. LOUIS, July l.
fire last night destroyed Ladd Patrick s.
Co.'S Planning Mill, on Main Street and also
three adjoining houses and seriously damaged
several others. Loss $4,000, insured about
S2nOnn
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ANOTHER FIRE.

CINCINNATI July l.
A fire in Marietta yesterday morning de-
stroyed property to the amount Of $4,000,
partly insured
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-02

ACCIDENT AT MARoUETTE.-Two persons, Mr.
L. d: Jackson, and H. N Jackson, Of the Mar
quette House, were severely injured about the
head and shoulders although not, as were at first
supposed fatally, by the breaking of one the fen
ders of the steamer Illinois, at the Marquette
dock, on Monday. Mr.. Walkerl and Mr. s.
Kaufman were also thrown down and badly
bruised
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-02

NEw ORLEANS, July l.
Mons. Belly has arrived at Aspinwall, and
is bound for San Francisco.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-02

POLICE CoURT.--BEEoRE JuDeE LAWRENCE,
John Cranes, assault aud batter, fiEed 50 aud
costs
James Bennett, grand larceny, held over to Ju.
ly I'd; bail $500.
VIM. Morgan, burglary and larceny, ordered TO
give bail for $1,000 for appearance forthwith n the
Court Of Common Please. to answer the charge
VIM. Keys, assault and battery, dcharged.
Mary Dorsey, assault and battery discharged,
aud costs to be paid by prosecuting witness.
Thomas Johnson, passing counterfeit money,
continued to July 5th, o'elok A. M.-bail 5000.
Harrison Willis, burglary and larceny. ordered
to give baIl forthwith for his appearance in the
Court Of Common Pleas-bail $1,000.
Willis is accused Of breaking into Mollens Auo.
tlon store some two months since, and stealing
watches, ETC.
Catherine Rerschen, murder, cole proseqpl en-,
tered by Prosecuting Attorney
James McQuade, intoxication, fined 50 and
costs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-02

Son BUFF,to-7tsan,Oat Western Metropolis. Capt
W. 7. PEAsg, at o'clock
FoR DETRorT-Steamer May Queen Cap, T. R. vIoER.
at o'clock
FoR sANDUsKY AND ToIEpo--stsamboat Forester, Capt
WARD.
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THE WRECK OF THE STEABrSrJTP
AHAGO.
ST.. JOHNS. NF Julv

All of the passengers who were aboard the
Arago, which was wrecked in Trepassy Bay,
few days since, have arrived here safe. The
steam tug left again to-day 20 bring up the
crew and what was saved from the wreck.
The following are the particulars
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-02

tT-The next fair of the Ashtabula Faamer's
Clubb, is appointed on the 27th 2sth, and 29th
Of September.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-02

Be5- Arnicated Oil for any inhamed surface
Corns, BuniOns, Burns eto., at Halls Homeopa.
thlc Pharmacy, opposite Weddell House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-02

w ]. b. Halls Elastic Homeopathic Arnica
Court Plaster, Of every shade, fcOm black to dell
icate white, at Halls, opposite Weddel House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-02

~ The Conneaut Reporter says Excursions
trains will run between that place and Cleveland
on The Fourth. Tickets half fare
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LOST ON THE 22SD INsT, A GOLD Warren ANp
OHAIN.-The subscriber lost said watch on bis
premises, No. 2ol Ontario street. It is heavy
Gold Hunter watch with corresponding Fob chain
attached, white dial, and No. l4O20 twenty-five
dollars reward will be paid to the finder.
June 27 237-lw. A.W. HuRLRuRT
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saaS- Round and oval Glass Shades, to cover
mantle clocks, wax flowers, Paran figures or any
delicate and fragile mantle ornaments Of auy slge
or shape can DO had at Fogg, Ellsworth 4 Co.
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~ For City News, see nrst page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page.
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stpertsa ~ the Urlon Telerraph
'Wioh WARfFa's RLocKy ooRNnn ~ nknr awu
". oLhfn arRnRTa
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~ The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawke, Schuokers' aud Omsted's news depots
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-02

WANTED.-rwo good Job Printers Apply at
the LEADER Job Office
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KEEP Cool SAVE YOUR IoE l--schooley's pat.
emf iceberg Refrgerators never become musty or
damp. For sale at manufacturers prices for cash,
by Fogg, Ellsworth q Co.
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70 For the best qualities Of segars, Tobacco
and Snuff go 70 B. G. Dlelz, III superor.st.
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LAFAYETTE, Ind, July /.
Hon. Thos. Corwin and W. W. Fosdick ESQ.
arrived at o'clock this evening TO fulfill ap-
pointments as orator and poet az the State
Celebration on the 4th The Lafayette Guards
marched to the enoampment grounds this A.
N. Military companies from various places
in this and adjoining States are arriving by
every train.
The eneampment grounds already present
a brilliant and imposing appearance.
FROM MEXICO,
sF. LOUIS, July ].
The Mexican Mail of the 18th arrived at
Independence tonight
The Democrats have nominated 0tero for
reelection TO Congress.
An expedition was fitting out at Albuquer-
que to ohastise the Navajo Indians,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-02

~ The wheat destroyed by the frost is starting
up again at the root. Old settlers tell us that the
like occurred forty years ago, when the wheat, A..
ter the straw was killed, sprouted at the root. aud
yielded fair crop In September. We would ad.
wise farmers not 10 be hasty In poWing up their
wheat ields.- COHheauf Reporter.
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sehueaer at be News Depot, opposiis The Poe,
once, haa received Le Bon ton, Muaioa: rrend. for
The current week, and al Che rest Of lhe papers.
The Mammoth Conuisfaiion expected 70 day.
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LIZ Bon Ton, Journal de Modes aud Monthly

LIZ Bon Ton, Journal de Modes and Monthly
Report Of Paris Fashins, for July ...... SOC
Chess Monthly, for July ...... ............ 25c
North American Review, for July y...........l / ,25o
London Art journal, for June ........... 75c
The War In Europe, with maps and ilusira-
tlons s,;....,............... 25c
New York Independent. Observer, Century,
Weekly Times Tribune, Herald, Post, for this
week. Our Musical Friend, No. 81, and Comic
Monthly for July, for sale by
HAWKS a BRO,
259 Superior st.
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BETHEL EXCURSION The steamer Arche will
take out a company on pleasure excursion twice
an the tth. for tbe benefit Of the Bethel some
repairs are very much needed in tha, Church. and
the object s 70 raise the funds 10 make the repairs
necessary TO The comfort Of the congregation and
The soholsrs.
The Arehe win leave her dock At the foot Of Bath
IT. at II o'clock Ia the morning, and returning;
leave again on a second excursion at O'Clock in
the afternoon.
The object TO be accomplished recommends itself
to the benevolent and we hope our citizens win aid
in The good work, and At she same time have
pleasant ride on the Lake.