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simple ballad. She is a very superior singer
and not only in this but in all her parts in
the chOruses, did she add much to the pleas
ure of the audience.
The choruses, "Exalt and Glorify," and
"Joy, joy, Freedom to-day" were both fine
efforts, well executed, and well received
The same may be said Of the chorus ''Bless-
ed is the People"
Prot Foote'S solo of "Our Native soug, .
was an adaptation of new patriotic words to
the good old tune of Yankee Doodle. The
orchestral accompaniment to this piece was
most beautiful.
In the Phantom Chorus, the varying emo
tions of the piece were admirably illustrated
by the music, at times swelling into vast
ghostly wall, and again executing rapid
movements with good effect.
Hoods Bridge of Signs" by the quar-
tette, was, to those who sympathised with
its exquisite pathOs, the most beautiful thing
of the evening. Harmonizing so perfectly
as the music did with the sentiment, it was
WDAtAA ii AIAA LAhuDAG " near.
The comic solo Mrs. Lofty and l." al
though designed for a female voice, was sung
by Mr.. F. H. Pease in such manner as to
win an enthusiastic encore. He responded
with another humorous solo. He is fine
singer. altB
The grand old Anvil Chorus Of course was
good; well played and sung it can never be
anything else, either now or hundred
years hence. In this case it 10as admirably
played by the orchestra (including the full
Band and the anvil and sung by the full
choir. 81.
Space will not permit detailed mention of
all the other pieces. They were nearly all
more than usually attractive. The Concert
appropriately closed with the ever glorious
Hallelujah Chorus, in which such volume
of music was poured forth as seldom falls to
the lot of man to hear.
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IMPROVEMENTS OF THE AGE - HowARD's
ODoMAToR BANDs.-These bands being put
on wheels of carriages will give the exact
distances from one-eighth of a mile to fifty
thousand miles without setting. These
bands are the greatest improvement of the
day for livery men and private gentlemen,
and are warranted to be exact. The agent
can be seen for the present week at the
johnson House, where he will be pleased to
show the bands and their workings. Refer
eEees can be given by those who have tried
it. 2t MARK TUCKER, Agent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-22

The Woods Minstrels, One OF
the best companies in the field, give their first
Concert this evening, at the Academy of
Music. They deserve full house. nd will
doubtless have one. For years they have
been established at No. 444, Broadway, New
York, where they drew crowded houses eve
~ night. .-lIi ia
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NICE VILLAGE PROPERTH-A large cottage
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pay may be In goods, horses and buggies or other
property.
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BS@ It will be seen by the advertisement
of Messrs. E. Stair & Co., that they have re-
ceiyed the ial fashions of lyentlemen's hats
and caps The announcement win be pleas
ing to those who need hats or caps, and wish
to get the latest fashions as well as the best.
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1zs- Strayed from 55 Ontario street, Tues
day P. NJ August 2lst, small English
black and tan terrier, with ears cropped
Answers to the name of +" Tip Whoever
returns said dog to Edwards IddingB, I45
Wates street, shall be literally rewarded.
Aug. %: 2Q8.
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For THE TENTH. Societies and orders in
tending to join the procession on the elebra-
ton of the 10th of September, are re quested
to notify, through the Post Office, General
Fitch, Marshal of the Day, giving tn e name
of the Society or Order, its head quart ers, the
probable number of members, and tn C name
Of the person selected to take comma1 Id also
whether they have band of music engaged
for the occasion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-22

HIGH School BUIDEG.-The West Side
High School Building, situated at the corner
Of Ann, State and Clinton streets, is in a fair
state of forwardness. The stone foundation
and part of the second story walls are up
and rising.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-22

FIRE.-The two-story frame dwell ling sit
uated near the Lake Erie Paper Mill, and
owned by Geo. Ambruster, was consumed,
with its contents, by fire, last Monday night
between eleven and twelve o'clock. It must
have been the work of an ineendiary. Mr..
Ambruster aud family were absent at the
time, attending the Turner'S Ball. The
building was insured ior 500; groceries,
furniture and fixtures insured at SIS O.; both
in the Home Insurance Company.
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A BARGAIN IN READ EST ATE
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE 4 INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. 2ll Superior st., (uP Stars,
MARBLE BLOCK.

HUNTINGTON STREET, near PTospect-.A hrst
rate House, we'll furnished throughout, with eF-
cry convenience. Good barn and lot
GOOD BUSINESS PR0PERTY-A short distance
from the Public Square, lot 4lxl00 feet with two
buildings. S5OOU.
FARM, So Acres-l2 miles from the city. Good
house, barn, orchard, &c, well Watered, soil
sandy lean. $40 per acre.
FRANKLIN STREET-GOOd house, and lot ll2xl55
feet. $500.
STEAM FLOUR AND FEED MILL-Wfth ma
chinery in good order and leasehOld, well located
in this city. Very cheap
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PEsONAL.-The Cincinnati Gazette under
stands that Victor Smith, well known as the
Railway Editor Of the Cincinnati CONNER
cial, has resigned, and is succeeded by Geo.
W. Fulton, of Steubenville. ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-22

ELEcTIOS.-Jerry Coonrad, Esq, has been
elected Councilman in the Eleventh Ward to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the resigna-
ton of Mr.. Stephan.
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TIE EcLECuo.-Hawks & Bro. have the
Eclectic for September, with a splendid por-
trait Of Thackeray and Of the Reformers Rid
ley, Cranmer and Lattimer.
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SACRED CoNoERT-rhe Sacred Concert at
the Cathedral tomorrow evening must not
brs forgotten. The names of the singers who
viii take part are a sufficient warrant for
! the excellence of the entertainment. They
are as follows Misses Nellie Harris, Mary
]. Hale, Susie Gahagan, Louise Rider, Hattie
Dickinson, Mary Burke, Josephine Farrell.
Sarah Rider, Maria Johns; Messrs. George
sharples, D. MeFarlane, Henry H. Woke,
Edward Byerly, N. Dare, Matthew McCabe,
John S. Woodwork, A. R. Kidding, Z
Young.
The whole will be under the direction of.
Mr.. F. K. Byerly, too well known to need
any comment here.
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The d" ATLANTIC" c"-The Atlantic for Sep
tember, which Hawks has received, is a cap
ital number. Fanny Kemble contributes
some notes on Shakespeare; Longfsllow
fine poem, " The Children's Hour )" -Emer-
son an essay on " Culture :" Lowell hu-
morous piece entitled " July Reviewed by
September" ]. W. DeForest of New Ha ven
story, " Ny Neighbor the Prophets" vii
liam D. Howells of Ohio poem, " The Pf-
lots story;" and Wilson Flagg an article
on Trees and there are also good articles en-
titled History" and "a Day with the
Dead. The chapters of the 's Professors
Story are Of tantalizing interest.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-22

~ Great sale of goods at Sheriff s sale
adjourned to this morning at 10 o'clock
Best portion of goods still unsold. Great
chance for bargains.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-22

0NE DAY LoNGER.-The Van Amburgh
Show viii stay one day longer to aceommo-
date the crowd, Doors open at and Z
O'Clock to-day. la1
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OF JnO. Rapparlie and others, for the grading
and paving of Michigan street. Referred to
Board of City Improvements.
OF J. Blair and others, asking for the erection
Of lamp posts Prospect street as far out as the
pipes are laid Committee on Gas.
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PERRY's VICTORY MARCH.-Messrs. S.
Brainard & Co. have just published (frst is
sue yesterday a new piece of music, entitled
Perry's Victory March, which is pronounced
a grand thing. The sounds Of the drum,
cannon and martial music are incOrpo rated
in the music. The frontispiece is a sPle ndid
lithograph of the statue, with every line and
fold most accurately portrayed. The picture
alone is worth double the price of the music.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-22

True HERoIsM.--Chas. McReynolds, Of
Euclid, son of the station-master, saved a
ehild's life yesterday at the great risk of his
own. The child was playing upOn the track
as the mail train going west was fast ap-
preaching, Fghen young MeReynolds had
his attention called to it. He rushed to it
and sDatched the child from almost under
the v. heel of the locomotive to the astOnish-
mint Of the witnesses. rF.et-
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AMES Fl. ODELL. BRASS
~ EOg n DER AND MANUFAfTTPr6 =
Dlass Work Of every description No s5 T&ri =. ~
q - ~ aooFs ron superior street. Cleveland ONO Il
:. y plepaIed 70 furnish all kinds Of Vor No. -
Steam Water or Gas, and an tbe vsri9,,s ;I ~
il Si ~ tne rum olng Business. Beer Pumps III IN
nj R -liS TyI q iepaiTed Brass Casting done dsiiV
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Mr.. William E. scrimgeour, one of the
tutors, much respected and beloved, died on
Sunday evening.
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City Council.
TUESDAY EVENING, Aug. q

President in the chair. .g H.
Present-Messrs. Ballard, Christian, Clark,
Dixon, Hayward, Hickman, Hopkinson,
Lewis, Marshall, Masters, OFiatt, Ouayle,
Rezner Russell, Stevens, Thomas and VIII
lard. ~
Mr. CoOnrad, Councilman elect from the
llth Ward, appeared, and was sworn in, and
took his sea t. -H
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From acting Health Officer MarseiIIes asking
for an alteration in the law regarding nuisances.
and for permission TO use the hydrant on the cor
ner of Superior street and the Square. TO clear
the sewer in that vicinity, Board Of City I'm
prOYements.
From James Hill, Chief Engineer, touching
the condition of the Fire Reservoirs on the cor
ners Of Hudson and Prospect and Perry and
Prospect streets, they beingeXpOse by the build
ing of the Street Railroad Board Of City I'm
prOYements. H-
From Board of City Imgrovementsy-statiua
that they have awarded the contract for building
MuirSOn street sewer and the branch 70 Erie
street to E. c. French son, they being the low
est bidders. .-- ~. s-
From Board of Education, stating that they
have appointed the following persons as School
Visitors for the year:
First Ward.-Rev W A. Fiske, E. Hessen-
mueller, Charles Bradburn.
Second Ward.-G. A. Benedict Geo Wiley,
Third Ward.Nj A Harris, J. NJ. Hughes, B.
BrOwnel. .--.r a.l E-
Fourth Ward.-ReV. f. T. Brown J c. Gran
mis-. NJ. Barlow. a-
Fifth Ward-G. c, Dodge, Dudley Baldwin,
Sixth WaFd.--J. A GOrham, D. R. Tnden,
Harvey Rice.
Seventh Ward-W F. Parker, N. E. Warren,
Eighth ward. D. Palmer, Seth johnson,
H b. DeWOlf rH
Ninth Ward.-Wm. Sabin, G. Mcneil, VIM.
Bowler.
Tenth Ward. A. Reddington, L Z. Mas
tiers, F. Ferguson
Eleventh Ward.-Dan Stephan, J. Kirkpat
rick, j. COOnrad.
Appointments approved.
From the Infmary Directors, stating that OW-
ing to changes in the government of the insti
tuition made necessary by the establishment of a
House of Correction, &C, they have determined
to remove b. I. Sprague, the Superintendent, and
keep that Office vacant for a short time Referred
to Committee on Infirmary.
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RESOLUTIONS.

By W Marshall-That the property owners on
the east side Of Nile street. be required to fill the
reservoir on that street Immediately. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Hayward-Fhat the Chief Engineer be
authorized 70 buy 500 feet of hose, if il can be
procured on six months time. Adopted.
By Mr. Ciarke-AuthOrizin the Board of City
Improvements to contract with F. G. French for
constructing the MurisOn street sewer, subject to
the approval of Council Adopted
By Mr.. Marshall-That the acting street Com
missioner be requested to ill mp the ditch on the
north side of Garden street, Referred to the
Board of City Improvements.
By the Directors of Infrmary-That B. T.
Grague, be removed from the Office Of Superin-
tendent of Infrmary. Referred to the committee
on InfirmaTy.
By Mr.. DiXon-That the clerk draw an order
on Treasury for S12 to pay the judges and clerks
in the election of the 1lth Ward. Adopted.
By Mr.. Russell-That the Marshal grant license
TO Van Amburgh TO exhibit his show, on paying
500. Adopted
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en- employed by others) OF the celebrity Of this OF
that medicine, and we keep our praise until we have
positive knowledge Of the value and virtue Of an ar
Hcie. We judge Of the tree by its fruits, and when
We hnd medicine with really curative powers, we
at once come ont and recommend il 90 the public
In the present instance, cordially recommend TO
our readers DR.. Richardson's sherry Wine Bitters.
We know Of nothing 90 excel this for the objects
it proposes 20 undertake.
TIE sherry Wine Bitlers are for sale by Gaylos d
Hammond and @ s. Mnckenzie, Cleveland, o.
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PUB. DoC.-0ur thanks are due to Hon.
E. Wade for the report of the oOvUae Invest
igating Committee.