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The Failure of Chamberlain, Crawford g. Co
Our City was filled yesterday with startling ru.
mors that this great mercantile firm had failed
and that lis failure would interfere with and posi-
bly, break up the important line Of propellers be-
tween lake Michigan and the river st. Lawrence
inaugurated by Messrs Chamberlain & Crawford
aud systemiHed under the auspices Of the Northern
Transportation Company,
We are enabled to say, upon inquiry, that the
business house in Cleveland conducted by Messrs
Chamberlain Breed, in consequence Of repeated
losses by failures and otherwise, has been compel.
led tc suspend and go into liquidation; SO also the
house of Crawford & Co. at Ogdensburg, NY.
This step will not however interfere with the
running of the line Of the Northern Transportation
Company.
Mr.. Philo Chamberlain, who is regarded as one
Of the best business men in this or any other
city, will give his undivided attention to the ad.
justment Of the affairs Of the whole concern. He
will also attend the movement of the line of Pro
pellers belonging to the Northern Transportation
Company, and it is believed that one or two pros
porous will euable him to put the firm out
Of its embarrassment. II any man can retrieve
their losses and pay up their liabilities, one hund.
red cents on the Dollar, that man is Philo Cham
berlain
There is a general expression Of sympathy for
the misfortunes of mercantile firm that has done
so much for the city of Cleveland, and in fact for
the whole north west, and it is hoped that the en-
barrassment of the firm may be speedily adjusted.
BY reference TO their card in another column, it
will be seen that the firm of Chambern Crawford
& Co., has dissolved, aud they are succeeded by
Messrs. Russell Pelton aud A. J. Breed, under the
style OfPeton & Breed The gentlemen compos.
ing the new firm are well known in commercial
circles as having the highest order of business tai
ent and they are perfectly familiar with the details
of the immense business of the late firm.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an excitement was created
in our business circles on Saturday by the suspen-
sion of the well known Banking House of Whitman
STANDARD & Co. The failure was caused, we under
stand, by their holding large amount of suspend
ed paper They pay of all their depOsitors, an(
the assets are said to be sufficient TO meet ell LA
bilities.
The firm of Messrs Whitman, STANDARD Co.
stands high in the estimation of the business com
muBity as honorable men, and their embarrassment
Is a matter of general regret.
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CRIMINAL COMMON PLEAs-BEFoRE JUDGE
FooTE.-The special Grand Jury on Saturday found
bills of indictments as follows Geo. Schuchart'
burglary aud larceny, two indictment; William
Hamilton, placing distractions on Railroad track
Thomas Carter and John Jenkins both colored
burglary and larceny and Jonathan Cole, selling
intoxicating liquors, two Indictments.
Harrison r. Cooley, Indicted for attempting to
pass counterfeit Bank notes, continuance and re
cognizance entered at present term set aside an'
vacated, and defendant ordered into custody ofth,
| Sheriff
Cooley Is the torpedo man who planned to blow
up the steamer CRY Of Buffalo.
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CONVICTED D-EsCAPRD.--Thom Carter and
John jenkins were tried yesterday on the indiet'
msnt for burglary and larceny found on Saturday,
and the jury returned verdict OF guilty about
Pm. The Court adjourned aud when the officers
were about to remove the prisoners to the jail sew
eral colored males and females who had been at
tending the rial came around to shake hands and
bid them good bye. Carter took advantage Of
an opportunity, leaped the railing, was at the
head of the stairs, aud jumped TO the bottom in q
in moment. He ran round the corner and up
Ontario street, and escaped.
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LOST ON THE 22ND INST, A GOLD WAToH AND
OHAIN.-The subscriber lost said watch on bis
premises, No. POI Ontario street Il is heavy
Gold Hunter watch with corresponding Fob chain
attached, white dial, aud No l4O20. Twenty five
dollars reward will be paid to the finder.
June q: 237-lW. A. W. HURLBURT,
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OVERLAND MAIL.

ST. LOUIS, June ~.
The Overland Mail of the Sd inst, nrriyA'
on Saturday night. News unimnCan says
Arizona correspondent of tl9aiT out at Sonora.
another revolution fmken the field in favor of
apache .lphurch party. The revolutionists
,@,aqniurea several large towns and were reeeiv-
ing additions TO their numbers.
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CITY& NEWS ITEMS.
TURspAY moRNINa. IuNR p. Issa.
rnAYRLRR,s nReIsrRn.
NEw ApYERTisRMENTs

Chamberlain Crawford \ co-NOrihern Tnnsports,ioi
Co.'S Express
@. L Heaton--steumer Western Metropolis
Rettherg Haurmsnn.- Reduction in prices
Morgan Root-Coddsh.
n. A. Brown-A -Adminisrators Notice
Chamberlin. Crawford Co.-Dissoiution
Pelloa Breed -CoparineIshiD
Henry Johnson admins rator's Notice
Crawford b Co, &o-Dissoluiion.
G Chandler wheat and Turnip Seed
Denim Tiffany Commission Merchants
Baldwin Universil ~ Boarding House TO llent
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FIRE.

CIRCLEvuLE, June 81.
This morning at one o'clock fire broke out
in the stable Of the American House at South
Bloomfield, in this county. Thirteen horses
were burned, among which the celebrated stall
lion Tom hyer." Loss about $4,000. Sup
posed TO be the work Of an incendiary
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FoR CoLUHBUs-sherf Wightman starts for
the Peuitentiary this morning with six Cuyahoga
representatives in that over crowded State nstitu'
ton. They are 4. Koerner, years, for burglary
aud larceny George Hanscomb, years, for bur
gIary aud larceny Michael Dewire, years, for
burglary aud larceny Timothy Lehany, years,
for robbing Jacob Gllett, 3 years, cOncealing
stolen gelding and Henry Fficke, for life, for man
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PLAIN an oRNAMFNrAI pRINrINo-

~ Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every desorlpio
dono at the Printing Estabhshmentof the Leader Office
Oh the latest mpr we'd aud most rapid presses in tn,
best style short notice. and At reasonable rates Par
tirular attention paid to blank work Every description
Of Binding doue especially Blank Books Led gers Journ
Is Sales Books Reoeiying Books, Sc. SC
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IkILLnD BY A RocKET.

BosToN, June 27.
AT an exhibition of fire works on Bunker
Hill, Mt Charlestown, on Saturday evening, one
of the spectators, Mrs. Olivia Frost was
struck by rocket stick and fatally injured
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WIGS! WIGS! WIGS p!

BACHELORS WIGS AND ToUPEEs surpass all.
They are elegant, light, easy and durable
Fitting to charm mo turning up behnd-no shrinking
the head indeed, this is the onl' Establishment where
these things are properly understood and made
i235 Broadway, New York.
lanl7 W, FiSkE, Cleveland, Ohio, Agent.
" If any people in the world ever needed
an apostle to their devils out it is who live in
this waterlogged country The masmstc poison Of our
swamps and Marshes becomes veritable devil in the
blood 70 reve in the Agues and Fevers which shake aud
eorch ms all AYERS " AaUE CuRE" Is said to be the
postlo need and Of neghhos who have tried
con frm hPrenort ,-Jou7iel Plano, M
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II A child foil into olstern on Pearl IT,, West
Side, on Saturday, bot was fortunately got out 10
time TO save her lie.
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l5V1 For City News see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, SCI
fourth page.
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The FOURTH AT BEDFORD.-We notice that the
patriotic citizens Of Bedford have completed ar
rangements for celebrating the coming Fourth in
becoming manner. A. G. Riddle, Esq Of this
city, will deliver the oration Mr. R. will do justice
/ the subject worn out as IL is
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KEEP Cool SAVE YOUR IcE l--5chooley'a pat
ent Iceberg Relrigerators never become musty or
damp. For sale at manufacturers prices for cash,
by Fogg, Ellsworth & Co.
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OALIFORNIA NEWS.

New YORK. June ~.
The Moses Taylor has arrived with Califor
mia passengers and mails Of the 9th inst,
She left AspinWau on the 10th.
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~ The Daily Morning Leader is for sale a
Hawks, schuckers and olmsted's news depots
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ For the best qualities Of segars, Tobacco
and Snuff, 60 to b. G. Dietz, M superor.st,
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stenmer Depnrinres

THIS EVENING.
FoR BuFPALo-Steamboat Weston Metropolis Capt
Psase, 9 p NJ
FoR Drr RoIr-steanlboat Ocean, Capt EVANS, 9P n.
FoR SANDusKY AND TOLEDo-Steamboat Forester Capt
WARD. NJ
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CRITICAL SURGICAL Operation. Quite a sue
cessful surgical operation has recently been per
formed, which, inasmuch as the matter which
made it necessary was local news, It may not be
improper to mention. Twill be remembered by
some of our readers that a man by the name Of
Bangert, who keeps a saloon on Pearl ST., West
side, received quite severe injury at the time of
the last City election. A fellow whose name we
have forgotten, came into Bangert's saloon and
called for someIiquor, aud upon being refused
seized heayyrpitoher and struck Bangert on the
head, breaking in the skull and causing temporary
insanity. The wound was improperly dressed and
the patient has been subject to temporary fits Of
madness ever since, threatening violence to his
own family, and showing plainly by his conduct, a
disordered action ofthe brain. This continued un-
! till recently when the case was submitted to 9TH
| er physicians when it was ascertained that the
s;ul was depressed where 1t was broken, and
pressing upon the brain. The skull was prompt.
| ly trepauned, and broken fragment or silver of
bone which was pressing upon the dura mater re-
Ftei Me wound healed with astonishing quick
ness, and the symptoms Of insanity. and pain in
the head, entirely passed away. The operation
was performed by Dr. c. Schenk.
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Austrian Account Of Loss at PaIestro.
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THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA AT THE
HEAD OF HIS FORCES
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DEATH OF METTERNrCH.
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CALIFORNTA

The California papers contain no news of
interest. The steamer Orizaba arrived at
San Francisco ON the night of the 4th inst,
with New York dates to May 10Th.
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And who Is pronounced by many give greater expression
TO his playing than EVEN THALBERG, was pleased t'
wrto the following in reply
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M I DfOKER3ON.
late Of the firm Of Amber q Dickerson
uWNTTuW
oao. %. - 80. ~ E.al.II'. -.

late Of the firm Of Amber Dickeraon,l
DENTIST.
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Dr ID new suit Of ready, and he would
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90 much used east. myA
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B. BRANDERTH, M. d.
Sold at No 29i Canal st., Braudreha huhelnsi aue
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From the many severe tests that have given.
HALLETT, DAVIS s. CO.'S PIANOS,
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Heporrcd ~ tho Union reierraps
VFicR, WARIN8's nLocE, coHNRn oF BarE hNp
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NMEriNa oF THE BoARD or EDuoArioN "A
card Of invitation from the Committee Of Arrange
ments, inviting the Board 10 attend the oelebra.
tion on the 4th July-accepted
A petition was read from Mr.. Hopkinson, suq.
gesting that the motion to have the exoroifes a,
Commencement in the forenoon end afternoon
would bs inc0nYenient 10 those on the West Side
Referred 10 the President.
Several bills for building fires sweeping, ETC.,
accepted and passed to Conncn
Petition presented by Mr.. Pratt from Rov. Mr..
-, asking the use Of the Penn st. school house
for the purpose Of holding meetings on Sunday.
Laid on tho table.
Mr., Rice presented a communication from sev.
eral citizens asking that teacher be employed TO
instruct classes In the Grammar and II igh Schools
10 Music. Referred to the Committee on Teach.
ers.
Moved by Mr.. Ptatt, that the systom Of furnish
ipg blank books to Teachers wherein a list of az.
ucles furnished for the use Of schools, their COZ,
didon, etc, could be kept be continued and blank
furnished. Carried.
Mr. BradbuTn offered resolution that the sew.
eral schools join in the procession on the Fourth
After some discussion, withdrawn.
Mr. Stanley presented list Of sums due the
several Tet chers for services the past term Nov
ed that they be certified after the guperintond dent
has made proper deductions for lost time, and
passed to Council Carried.
Mr.. Fhome read tho resignation Of o. o. Bald
win. Mrs. II N. Baldwin, Miss A. D. Kent, and
j. q. Hale. Referred to Committee on Teachers
Mr.. Thome suggested that the teachers of the
two High Schools join in making out questions
and examining the scholars, aud that some su,a-
BILE person be employed to assist them in the duty
Moved that each person be appointed by the Pres.
ident. Carried
Resolution by Mr. Dradburn that the Commit.
tee on Teachers report to ne It meeting any chang
es IN teachers or compensation. Carried
Reso utiOu by Mr.. Bradburn, that the Suporin
tendent report TO Committee on teachers before
nt xt meeting as to the competency aud success Of
the several teachers Carried
Resolution by Mr.. Bradburn. that the teachers
IN the several schools be notified that they would
be required to procure certificates from the Board
OF Examiners before next term, Carried
Mr.. Bradburn read report Of Committee appoin-
ted to make arrangements with regard 10 books
advising that application be made TO Mr. Smythe
TO furnish a list OF the books needed or where
they cood be got, Accepted,
Mr.. Bra1burn offered a resolution proposing TO
employ certain parties to make repairs on school
houses. Withdrawn.
Mr. Payne moved that the Committee on repairs
be instructed to make examination as TO what re
pairs are necessary, and report in two weeks.
This motion pending, moved and carried to ad-
ourn, toione week from to day, (Tuesday)
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What Gustave satter Says
THIS FAMOUS PIANIST,
KARI FORMEs,

Who visited Ohio for the hrst time in company with tn
renovned
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C8- HUTCHINNos LtFE ELHiL lRANT.-Ladies
f goak and scly constitutions should tuke tho Hutch
inss' Life Exharan 4 wilt make you strong healthy
and baprg remove all distractions aud irreguaTnes from
az rensfua organs aud tue bloom Ol health TO
no sekg and wasted cRre-won iace Sold By Wm Fisko
Il
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This novel preparation has met with the approval o wy
faculty IN every part Of the world, and heassoseet e
prOpr etor feariessy proc snimsit to be
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BnANpRErnls PlLLs. eomposod whoIIy oi Yeg.

sold At No 2si Canal st., Brandreh'n Ruainsi aua J
ca,dtn.r No qlo Superior street. Cleveland aud BY
J. b, wheedon Hudson, and all respectable dealers IN
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THE NEW BRITISH CABINET SIDES
WITH ITALY
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~ hUTCHtNGs' LIFE LAhlLAhANA'. NnS
dose will remove the disagreeahe and distressing effects Of
Wind or a uence ana the moment tue stomach receives
ths nvtgorattng effects the distressing load aud all ph-
fal feelues viii bo removed. Sold by Wm biske CleVe-
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The Restorative a lt up % bottles of three sizes, VIZ.
LaEe, medium aud SMALL the suul bold, \ pint, and
als Gone dol OF nei bottles e medium holds at least
twenty gent propuon than ho small, rctaila
tpr iva duHts per L lri he ursa hol Quuit, iu per
Goat IN prnportu Apd ulas iof three dollars pea
bottle
10, =. WQop y 60 .PloprietoTs, NJ NA RroaiWay n.
York, and No. tif Market stIutt 81 Luuts mo
And sold b, all Druggists ant Fanry Goods Dealers
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N -TAhIHhH IuINI JUHV =
The steamship Nova Scotian passed this
point, bound for Quebec at "A o'clock p. NJ.
She left Liverpool on the 10Th, an furnishes
one day later adyiees than the Bremen.
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Personal InJciilgonce.
Among tina arrivals ct the st. Dsnis Hotel are Ssaor
Lerdo de Tejada and suite, Of Mexico.

Among tina arrivals ct the st. Dsnis Hotel are Ssaor
Lerdo de TeJada and suite OF Mexico
Many Will remember The detection Of Rowland Smith,
ton mail ut the depot in New ssme i've s.srs ago
and his subsequent conviction and to Slate prion
for term Of twenty seven years. His previous good
character, his conduct while Imprisoned aud his fsire
beah elected the sympathy Of many citizens and spD
cations have been the President for his discharge
In which iae officers Of the law united The President
has OF aet granted the petition Smith released
Saturday.
Rafse " valdevieso, Archbishop Of Santiago, Chile,
and suite arrived in the city yesterday, and mas taken
apartments at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Among the passengers who sailed in the packet ship
Nicholas for Havre, the 26th instant John Mitchell
the Irian patriot, and late editor OF the CaisSn,
Americana registered at the banking Office OF Jansing
Baldwin Company, No. Place dc la Bourss, Paris.
from August to Auguet H. 1a69:--E P. Prentice and
family, ", s. Collins, H. G. Benrques aud family, A. /.
Hoey and wife, O. B. Norton G. A. Bradbrook and lady
Lieut. Col E. s. Roberts, ). G. Gray, Augustine Smith
ID. 8 Riker, p Starr, j D. Phyfe aud family, II, W.
Shelton ard wife, Mrs. D. W. Bodenhamer, j. Il. Dsming
g. F. Hall, John B.oodgo5d and daughters, Rev. J. q.
Hsrdenberg, D. D., Mrs.. and MISS Hsrdeneerg, j. n.
Hooser and wife. S, Beardssy, R. W. Peckhan, New
York. D. Hnckle, Jos. r NuobolA, DR.. G. Psncoaas
Dr. Ihos r. Dapgitsur, Dr. Vim. Youug E n. Bailey and
family, s. Dickson, A. D. Msgraw, 6 " Grigg r a.
Bunting, ~ D Geo Mcen,y W. p '. n ara w we,
Dr. J. T. B. F1sp9, De W. a Nell ana wue, ONO; Mis-
l. ZEE, miCp. J. r Thorn end family, A. Bra,aer and
family. L.; L. J.. JchnEon A. r. Richards, L. Hender-
son, Ky, Horace Day, r. P. cnles, Conn; !. Sui.
Ivan, G. J. Bucknen, Cal