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| ARD"ARE. HISS COLE,
,,, 80 g 0qEE C;AE!F7 SJst AZ
R. H2E CO.'S CAST STEEL, MILL CROSS CUT and
FISHER ! N6RRis - AMERICAN EAGLE ANyILs aud
rIEI6$ skNbS SfGh CO.'S
goL fffAAss Eifg'RrFoRD AXES. gATcHErs, &c.
NEW ,ENGi.AS6 SCREW C0APANY's GiziLET POINT
Russell GG2PS < 9 EE&iN MANUFACTURING coAPANys
FIToH, GAN.TFACTURING CoMPANY's CABINET and
AMEfEGAS hoRsE-NAlL coMpANYs HORSE AND
0. kMEs I soH's sHoyEI.s and SPADES, &c, &c.
DARLiNGs : WALDRoNS BRAND CORN and GRASS
sCYTHE sNEATHs, sCYTHE STONES, &c, &c.
BUILDERS AND SHELF HAKD|ARG-a large and full
All of which offer atlowest Factory Prices my2ti
KEYsER, TROXELL & GO.
IRON " A R E 3,
IMPORTERS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF
IRON and STEEL have constantly on hand conpiS''
IaERICAN AND ENGLISH IRON,
RAILROAD sPfR IS AND CHAINS.
vr.nucT AND LaUF 4gef BGf Fl fis IRON WORKS.
Elk SWEET IRON MILL BRISTOL FogaE
sfH Air f snd n GR fsis P oN
E.UGAN / JENKINS. -
~ ook4 Es SSTa e XIX ks s sFEER
sH2hE fEEE2y Sos5 s.s3 Es.As 2s''l
TaL H5F EkEN soars sgsfn BITS
fR6A 1859 1859 sA
Ax EH4Ga BTr COMPANY Bv4q Errass
aA9 hl H2SSF }S CO. Sect Bazss
S HHRR#B#9RH os SEP BRAS.
DJS s1SRs4 uAnETRAs. Axas. BA-cHn.a a. iyl9-t
MATTERS 4 SCOTT,
5S5IE
DIssroSs ~ !Si5 AND
zEis s$ts# #5%H 4a
EN RUET ER FGs HRagTT T HSfEs co.'s LOCKS
81 gL6ob 6 D AND faE 66g&t&ss IKE CO.'S EDGE
ANEs, RowLAND's, HATFNAN,s Z GoULps
TACXs, FINISHING SHOE AND CL0tr NAILS IN
,---,- GREAT VARIETY.
sshfS5ssl E fSfA ANe sHE5E Ed gAR BEEAE
We AGENTS in this SIN market for Wilson
| P0RTATfON nIS-tf
TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MEReEANTs
FE So1s B LosEr wx.R BARRY. RoBr s. FINLEY.
| Il. d.
SUCCESSORS SOHAEPFER & LoNEY,
| IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
II A e ID w e Es
CUTLERY, GUMS. &C.
| AGENTS FOR COLTS PATENT PISTOLS, RIFLES. 20
NOS. and HANOVER STREET..
BALTIMORE,
Invite the attention Of Country Merchants Waiting th
city examination Of their stock, which in variety
rrice surpassed either in this Of the Northern
| cities. au7-tf
- L. PAR E r Il CO.,
| NJ. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN METALS,
| SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
| between PRATT and CAuDEE STEHzTs,
OFFER FOR SALE:
TaRI tf PL2f Fl f foS TSo df5g.'p"0h
ENGLISH SHEET IRON Nos, q
A4ERiCAN " 8. hto2I
f h1SSt WIRE, TIMED WIRE" 90 90 IS
PIG and BAR LEAD
BANCA TIN. in Pigs and Bars.
LEAD PIPES aud STREET. LEAD.
TINMEN's TOOLS and MACHINES.
BRASS KETTLES, COPPER BOTTOMS, RIVETS
KETTLE EARS. &c, 81. fe22 tt
EDwD " KEITH JNo. X KBLso, JE
A MEXICAN HARDWARE.
AANUFA CTgRER5S AGENTS,
2 SonTH CHAR * &;, S yliI !; rre,
AyER 0FFER R FR sA 6 GI L co o 8SEs
DISSToN,S HAND MILL, CK0ssCUT AND CIRCULAR
W. q s. DOUGLAS PUMPS AND GRINDsToNE FIX
ROY zoos " BOUGHT BUTTS, STRAP AND T HINGE!
STB hEEEs R H6FF ASR RINK ES% sP S$ G29ns
BhOOD'S PHILLIPS AND WHITES HATCHETs,
FENN'S AND MANN'S AXES, AND A GENERAL AS
| SORTHENT OF SHELF HARDWARE, aui8-tf
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,,szsIsEEs-A BALTIMORE AND sUsQUB3Ai

* IT. y BALTIMORE AND SUSQUE3AE
ssysSzaszsa:ixx MA STEAM COMPANY.
RklU "a = DAILY LINE Except sunday .or P0KT /.
P0SIf, HAVRE DE GRACE, ana TIDE WATER CANAL
The steamboat LANCASTER" Capt. J. " Ior1!lrs. .,
leaves lower end Of est Fails avenue TUESDAY,
HURSDAY SATURDAY EVENING at 6 O'Clock.
Returning Leaves PORT DEPOSIT EVERY MONDAY
WEDNESDAY an FRIDAY EV ENING, at ) O'CLOCK, and
HAYRE DE GRACE at O'Clock, P. 81.
Passage berths included, So cents.
Freight received daily until O'Clock, carried
rates aud carefully attended to-
o. Duplicate receipts for freigt. will he rcauired
All Seats towed only at the Of their respective
The agent at Havre de Grace will attend forwariin" g.
merchandise consigned to him for tbs Oel
yania Canals,or " ill re ship ireghts intended .lmore
Philadelphia elsewhere.
The steamboat "JUNIATA, Capt. Fred. Tomlnson,
be chartered at any time.
Jos. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore.
+. ALEX. TAYLOR, Agent, HaYre de Grace
Port
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rggA OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

.szsssszzE COMPANY,
FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA, AND Ian
INGS ON The APPEARANCES RlV Err
The steamer VIRGINIA, Captain n. Farbank, leaves
Baltimore, from her BERTH at Needhams pier, Light
wharf, EVERY FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at 4 O'Clock, .as
returning leaves Fredericksburg EVERY u ) u 1 Z
MORNING, at O'Clock, Immediately after the arrival CT
the train of cars from Richmond and Washington Stopping
at all the regular Landings the Rappahannock river
going and returning, land and receive freight and pas
senger3.
THE VIRGINIA
Is comparatively built by merchants of Tede
rcksb and Baltimore, interested il the and Uy
erchants and farmers residing the counties bordering
on the Rappahannock for the purpose Of keeping
first class steamer the route During the winter the
ward deck has been enclosed thus aordu8 complete pro
lection for Horses and other live stock Carriages Of all
sizes be taken OF board and carried under decE without
taking of the wheels Her berth acconmo
datoDs re large and commodious and her capacity ioi
freight extensive As passenger and freight boat she
no superior on the waters of the Chesapeake.
Through freight received in Baltimore, aud charges
by x. :. CAPRON co, Bowly's wharf
Freight received on board of the Steamer Wednesda:
ana thursdays, and on Fridays up to O'Clock, 2. II.
Fof further information and Blank Receipt OF EoE useu
oy the Company, apply on board, or to
r. j. CAPRON l. CO., AgeA.s,
No 81 Bowly's wharf, Baltimore
r. SLAUGHTER, President, Fredericksburg va. nlh3s-
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5sb;ppEHg SHitlllgeaGe,

IMPORTS in ~ DhLIIAIOnr-.
COASTWISE.
BosToN-Schr. Nel0 Jeroey-240 tons ice, T. J. Coch
70
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is 90 Sssss4sEl PHILADELPHIA,
10y Szsx. ssz&sE-ANEaA WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORE
RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARIA NGEMENTS.
and after MONDAY, August 18Th, Passenger Trains
for Philadelphia will leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPUf
daily Except Sunday as follows, viz
Express Train at $50 o'clock A. NJ; Way Nail at 10 Is
o'clock A. n Evening Mail at AS 7. NJ On SUNDAYS,
at AS z. d. All Trans with Nsw York trains
except AS ?. 81. train SATURDAYS.
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached leaves at
sos P ~ stopping at all stations between Baltimore
Hsvreie-Cirace
Passengers for Delaware and Eastern Shore Maryland
viii find their most expeditions route by way of Whining
ton
All coored must give bond before entering the
cars. WILLIAM CRAWFORD
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tSlGhss. snrNSlls. 8f.
3llbsT Marf. ,AamsIrr, Ii
geoii5 alIl StaltqgsIHH.

sIVit5 hAs cSlasie!E%Is
TNIARlES FOR 1864
- For the coming year have great variety Of
D Ar r. in every size and STYLE which selling at
CUSHTNGS It BAILEY,
262 Baltimore street
Also, PHYSICIANS VISITING LISTS for lFdi. d29tf
M CRPHY 3 CO.-bOOKSELLERS, PUB
I'VE LISTERS, PRINTERS,
y "a TEONE r
5AE5LE BUILDING, ls2 BALTIMORE Gr
s!-tf BAiTISOEE.
BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE,
SAMUEL y. TURNER.
No 8 SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
LFAS On HAND 4 VERY SUPERIOR AS
I Z S0RTM ENT OF PAPER, STATIOEEK and BLANK
ACCOUNT BOOKS. Among his stock will be found NRi~
TING and LETTER PAPERS both domestic and foreign, o;
all the most approved manufacturers.
NOTE PAPERS, Ruled and Plain, in great variety
ENVELOPES OF ell kinds.
STATIONERY OF description, FOR ofce ard prIvat
Use, viz: STEEL PENS, PEN HOLDERS, SEALING WAX,
WATERS, LEAD and SLATE PENCILS, INK STANDS,
INK, Writing ard Copying, Of all the best makers, LET
TER COPYING PRESSES, POhFEOLlOS, fOhfE-AON-
SAIES &C, &c.
Also a large assortment Of WRAPPING PAPER
PLAYING CARDS, PRINTERS do, a. &c, 81 TT low
prices
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HEIsMaGsib.
Ssh q. s. GOVERNMENT LIRE

-@.E1S1H1%Ex TO
: FORT MONROE AND OLD POINT COMFORT,
Leaves the lower end of UNION DOCK West side. daily
(Sunays included ~ o'clock P NJ taking Passengers
and Freight and connecting wi the Railroad Lines to
and from Washington, D. O.. ihilaGeChia, New J ork,
Boston York, Harrisburg, Pttsburg Pa and the Wes, jim
medately atter the arrival of the Express Train from New
York and Philadelphia.
The following is the schedule:
Leave New York A. NJ, leave Philadelphia at 81!
and I1.35 A. NJ leave Baltimore at AZ P. NJ.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS AT REDUCED PRICES.
From New York to Fort Monroe and back........si4.
From Philadelphia and bacS....................l 10.
Baltimore and back. E.
Procure your Tickets in NEW YORK, the New
Jersey Railroad ufhc0, Foot OF CORTLAND stree.
In PHILADELPHIA, at the Company's Office N W.
Of Sixth and Chestnut Streets at the Depot Brl ad
and Prime streets.
In BALTIMORE Board of the Steamers, Foot Of Uncn
| Dock HUGH O'CONkEH,
jy2-f PasSpng. Agent.
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Saii 8gaGs.

fsSs 80 E5ssSs:sszz;a:51 BALTIMORE AND OHIO
Es.---an-0EcS RAILROAD.
"a and after August 10Th, 1861 tn trains will run as
follows viz:
The Nail Train between Baltimore and sandy Hook
leaves Baltimore daily except Sunday at $50 A. n
The RI Derrick TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 430 p.
~, and Frederick at g. 30 A. NJ.
The ELLlCOTr'S MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at
go and 9l5 A. 81. and 4o and $40 P NJ and Ellicotts
Mills at I 40 and lloO u and 345 and 700PM.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore at APO and $50 A. ~ and As and
P. NJ; on Sundays at 40 A NJ. only. cave Washington
at SEQ and 1.30 A. M and go and 545 r Nj Sundays
at 30 NJ only The second and fourth trains only
Baltimore stop at way points. The second and fourth
trains from Baltimore and Wasngt connect with
on the Annapolis road.
For further normaton tickets of every kind, &c, apply
to j. ENGLAND, Agent, at Camden station. at the
Ticket Office. W. P. SMITH,
. Master of Transportation.
l.. II. COLE, General Tick agent. ai9.:f
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sT-A NOTICE.
EkEIasziazszEsrs CHANGE OF DAYS TO THE
PATUTENT RfVER
- The steamers GEORGE " EEMS and MARY WASHING.
TON will leave Baltimore for the PatuEent River the
following days:
SATURDAY, TUESDAY and THURSDAY, commence
ing on Saturday morning, June ist 1861, at O'Clock,
Hi'S Landing direct and contnne during the season.
Returning every MONDAY, WEDN kSDAY and SATUR-
Ray The Boat leaving Hfs Landing on Monday and
Wednesday will be direct for Baltimore
The saturday Boat will leave ls Landing On Friday
Tor BE edct leaving Benedict Saturday morning c
o'clock for Baltimore
he above Steamers will call at all the usual Landings
returning.
Freghts received up O'Clock he days previous
the departure of the Boats.
Passage to Patuxent Rver....$l CO. Meals extra.
DO Plum Point........ LOO. Do.
Do Fair Hsven........ 50. Do. ie5 II
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GfGal AUTitfs.

vFNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the suhscri-
l. Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of Baltimore
city letters t-stamentGry on the eStfte Of ANN d.
holdings late Of said city, deceased. Al per-
sons having claims against the SAID deceased fepy
warned exhibit same with vouchers thereof,
the subscriber, at the oc- OF W; Pnkney Whye, No q
Lexington tret before the I'd day of March, 1862
they otherwise by law, be excluded from all benefit of
SAID All persons indebted said estate requested
make immediate payment. Given under ny hand this
25th day OF August 1861.
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V1HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE., That the subscri-

al+law3w Clerk.
NOTICE OF COMMlTTAL TO JAIL.-Was
- onnitted to the all of Prince Georges coany Md
on dussday, the day Of Ju eighteen
ureu ana slSty-One, as Negro Man GEORGE.
who calls himself GEORGE CHAN DLER. He is of dark
copper color, five feet four inches in height.
The SAID negro was committed the Jail CT Prince
Georges county, Md, runaway The oSner (if any)
OF the above described negro requested forward
prove property, pay charges and take him awayother
wise will be disposed OF according the Assem-
bly,, in such case made and provided.
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MARY L. HoLLINGswoRTH,

II
L obtained from the Orphans Court of Baltimore
city, letters administration the estate of jos EPH
hess, late of said city, deceased An persons having
claims the said hereby warned exhibit
the with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber
or before the 7th day of February 1852 they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit of said estate
All indebted to said estate requested to make
immediate payment Given under hand this 18th day
of August 1861 REBECCA HESS,
Administrative
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Gpr SaIe, gteiggt ct Gsartsr:

tes5s FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER.
-Iae clipper coppered and copper fastened schr
ii j: NEILD. Apply to s. R. DUNNOCK,
o5O-I III Smiths wharf.
yS.t VESSELS WANTED FOR
zsES2s BANANA
10 and from Havana and MatanEas.
MORRELL L RANDALL,
Iao-U Exchange Place
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CHARLES BRINKmAN. FRANCIS
MAS. BRINKIAN CO.,
~ C9MAISSLOY .aER GHAETS,
PACKERS OF PROVISIONS
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE,
No. 81 WEST PRATT STREET,
Near Bowlys wharf,
- Have for sale
so bbls. Mess Beef, 100 do. Extra No. l.
Aso, Mess, Pr me and hump PORK, Bacon and Bulk Meat
Particular attention paid to supplying orders mhl5-f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-27
NEW YORK MARkET-Juno 80.

FLOUR-EKtra state IN fair demand and r1lss
steady, while pretty much all other kinds are IN taiI
supply and rule heavy and lower. Market closing
with a strong downward tendency.
Sales are 1900 bblH Sh,2O694,z5 tor supernne stat.
S4,6O9A7J for extra state; ~ @t,5 io5 sapeIhns
western; S5,1D95,20 for shipping, brands extra rouho
hooped Ohio; &5tz@6,s5 for trade brands DO, a.
declined. Salos are ~ bbls ct S4,510I,23 for inferior
to choice extra; including 1000 bbls Of No. at $50
RYE F~LOUH-Small sales at S3fnga4,Oa.
CORN MEAL-Market quiet. Sales are 50 bbl'
W1iSK Y-Market favors buyers. Sales are Ga
WmRAT-Markel heavy, unsettled and lower
particularly Tor common grades OF spring Hhlsn ~.
m large supply; winter red Is scarce and without
any decided change. sales are 26,oD0 bush Chicago
spring a. s0G92ci 300 bush northwestern cup q
EO0aIn 1900 bush Milwaukee Climb ct t0,sO0ltuS
s9iO0 bush amber Iowa at 81 ,050l 10; 500 bush IA
cine spring At SI,tb; l6. go bush winter red western
al 81. 20; $500 bush white western at l,AGl9i
. IN Lnsh very handsome amber Delaware at Sl,9
I.sO bush white Kentucky at Sl,4O9li@
RYE-Scaree and firm. sales are l0,e0 bush al
&C Tor Canadian; sc for northern.
Y-Market dull and nominal AZ Hs9o1c
CORN-Marks. scarcely 50 firm with less doing
The receits ~coetinue light; Sales are ts,9C Dosn q
41649c tor inferior to prime new mixed western
| SaS2r for yellow western; 5l4c for white western
OATS-Selllng az 2s9Slc Tor western ahd Oana-
PdRKzMarket dull, heavy and declining, saiel
are 400 bbls at Sli,OOgl4,50 for mess ts'I'9h"
"TBfREF-MArket dull, with trlnlng sales at $50
@S4,SO for country prime S1'oOgo,uO l 10 ~ 4
'0 PTRfimR Mss BERF-Markot quiet and nom.
M EF H1Ms-Market rules quiet at sl2,OOa
Git MEATS-Market continues quiet at 4A@
| $40 Tor shoulders; 54@6Hc for hams.
aud unchanged.
/ LARD Market quiet and prices are without
BUTTER-SeiliDg at I9lESo LOT Ohloi "3@D
VCCiHRRsR-Markst steady at 297e. as 10 quail
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-27

RoBBEB IN A SLEEPING CARA lady by
the name of Hasell, wife of the superinten-
dant of the Memphis & Ohio Railroad, lost a
small ivory potenOnnsie containing $4IsO,
on the train which arrived here from Erie,
yesterday morning. She was in the sleep
ing car, and had placed the money under
her pillow. Having occasion to get up to
attend to a child during the night, she sup
poses that the pOrtemonnaie fell to the floor,
and was picked up by some one passing
through the car. The loss was not made
known until yesterday afternoon, when Nc
Kinstry was informed concerning it, and
will endeavor 10 ascertain what became Of
the money.
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RROIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET-June 26.

FLOUR-Dull aud hoAvy and selling only IN
small parcels. salss ofeNira at $3.50.
WHEAT-HeaSy and lower. There Is no local
demand, and sales can only be made for shipment
Wheat Is reported sold In Buffalo to-day at 500.
CORN-sais oflCOCO Lush choice yellow at SIC,
free on board, and l car from store at zoe.
OATs-Dnu at SIC.
HGHWINEs-sales Of 80 bbls at isge. and 90
bills aud % DO at 10.
B~RANS-Qulst al 6O8sl,'6, according 70 quality.
POTATOES-sals Of eco bush at SOC.
CHEEsE-sale Of 20 boxes at &C.
LARD-Sale OF Y kegs No. 2st &c.
BUTTER-sale Of y kegs common At &c.
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CoSTRABAND.- Seven packing boxes of
considerable size marked "E. Weldon" and
"Wilson & Peters" both Of which firms are
druggists at Louisville, KY, we're stopped
he,,e yesterday afternoon by inspectors Ives
and BlSrlison. They were found, on exami-
nation. 10 contain bottles of some mixture
which, 5eiag submitted to an apOthecaly,
YES pronounced to be poison. Such an I'M
usksl quantity bsiag shipped 10 two firms
excited suspicious that al might not be as it
should be, and the boxes were therefore re-
tanned for further investigation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-27

FIELD oFFroEHs OF THE TN On o REGIMENT.
An election of the Field Officers of the 9TH
Regiment, for the three years service, was
held at Camp Dennison on the 18th. The
old officers we're chosen with but one dissent
ing vote, viz:-coL E. B. Tyler, Lieut.. Col.
VIM. R. Creighton, Major ]. c. Easement.
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PERsoxAL@COlOnel Bliss arrived on The
southern Ea1H yesterday afternoon, con fur
lough," from Camp Dennison. He is at
tached 10 Quartermaster General Woods de-
partment. The soldiers are now vel. armed
and uniformed, and are not to be surpassed
in appearance by those Of any other State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-27

F4sF DAY.-In accordance with s resolu-
ton passed in the Presbyterian 10. s. Gen
eral Assembly, at its last session in syracuse,
next Friday viii be observed by the Christi
ians of that denomination as day of fasting
and prayer for the nation. Church s%ervieea
wills be held, of which notice viii be pub
IisheA hereafter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-27

US. LAKE sURvEY.-During the past win
ter, Mr.. CHATTER, of the U. s. Lake Survey,
has been engaged in the most diligent and
scientific research for q tide on Lake Mich
igan, from the registers of the Survey which
have been kept on that lake, of the change
of water level. Certain indications have
been discovered by him of the existence Of
q slight tide.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-27

Gs- Leslie's Illustrated History of the
War, part 5, Standing Orders of the Seventh
Regiment. N. G.; Nspoleon's Maxims of
War, and the best maps of the seat of war in
the city. Also the Banner of flight; Herald
of progress; Saturday Evening Post; Boston
Pilot, &c, for this week. For sale by Hawks
& Bro.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-27

SEVENTH REaTMEST.-From a gentleman
who came up from Columbus yesterday af-
t%ernoOn, we learn that the Seventh Regi-
ment was to pass through that city last
night. They were to go on Immediately 10
Bellair.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-27

BUFFALO srEEMERs.-The splendid steamer
Western Metropolis went down the lake last
evening with a considerable number Of pas
sengers. Tonight the equally splendid
City Of Buffalo will leave the Depot pier at
the usual hour-9 o'clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-27

s~EM-CEEFEzlAL AENIvERsARY.-The semi
centennial anniversary of the settlement Of
the township of Windham, in Portage coun
ty, win be held in abeautiful grove near the
residence of Col. E. L. Williams, in that
tnunrhin fn.dav
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-27

AN APPRoPRIGTE STANDARDIZATION South
ern newspapers have been pleased to say of
late, a great many times, that "if worst comes
TO worst, Southern blood shall run like wa
ter" which has turned Outto be a very good
prophecy indeed, as our boys at Phillippi
aad elsewhere can bear witness.
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REDUCTION OF HENrs.-A Ut the
zette Gays that landlords througno4
city are very generally reducing their rents
from one-fOurth TO ne-half, in view of the.
stagnatiOn in business. The same may be
said Of Cleveland landlords. Stores which
have heretofore been in good demand at
good round rents, now are compelled to go
begging at half the usual prices.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-27

Kelley CoMMrrTEE.--Fhe mombers Of tue
Committee, appointed by the City Council
to Sisburse the appropriation of $4,000, for
the snppOrt of the fsmilies Of those who
have already or mey hereafter join the Fed
eral Army, are requested to meet st my
Office Custom HOuse,) on Friday evening
next, at " o'clock.
Members of tie Citizens Committee, for
the disbursement Of private fund raised for
same object, are requested to be present.
CD. BALLARD,
Chairman Council Committee.
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- The price of the MORSiNa LEADEE to
news agents is One Dollar and Fifty Cents
per hundred, and no deviation under sny
circumstances.
The postage on the LEADER, 10 News
Dealers, is one-fourth Of a cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties romitting
postage stamps should send US one and three
cent instead of larger denominations.
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NJ. Robson will leave the LEADER at the

E8- Best quality carbon oil at fOrty-fve
cents per gallon; extra lubricating oil TWEEN
ty-Gve cents per gallon.
Old Hamburger and new cheese, dried
peaches and apples, can be found at George
sprague's, Wholesale Grocer, ovistt's Ex-
rhan0e-
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Chairman Council Committee

PREsExTAT1ox-Lt. A. C. Burgess was, en-
his arrival in this city on Friday last, pre-
sented wah an elegant full dress uniform by
conductors A. F. Thornton, D. Burgess,
Robt. Rice, and others, OF his friends. Hav-
ing stopped at Columbus on his return to
his company, he there received q sword and
belt from Messrs. Tyler, Kiqip, Merriam
and others of this city. 1t. B. has rejoined
his regiment and is now in Virginia.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-27

JUNE F1sHroxs.-Le Toilet says that some
of the most fashionable artistes are getting
tired Of so much sameness in the trimmings
of bonnets, and have declared war against
the mode, by putting one kind of flower on
the outside, and quite an opposite trimming
inside the bonnet; at the same time, taking
a.. that there is no want of harmony, or
- SO contrast in color.
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BUFFALO MARKET.-Juue s6.

FIOUR-Market dull and unchanged.
WHEAT-Merket dull and lower. sales 9U9
hush No. 2 Chicago spring, l,4OO bush MOI 10 Al
10: 5OOO bush rcd winter at Sl,a,
CORN-Market dull after the receipt Of the Se"
York report. Sales O,09 bush al Sc
WI AK Y-Smali sales at lac.
canal FRElGHTS-Dull at lOhe on corn
and n 70 on wheat to New York.
LAKE IMPORTS-Elour lb'OO Dds Hnoa'
sn1 no bush; corn en.N0 bush.
CANAL EXPORTS-Flour 900 Dds wheat
1e. e0 bush; corn $500 bush; oats 1000 BUSH rye
500 bush.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-27

Strawberry FEsTlvAL-There will bes
Strawberry Festival and Donation Party at
the Wesleyan Church on Euclid street,
Thursday evening, the 9th inst, for the
benefit of the Pastor, Rev. A. Crooks.
All are invited to attend.
By ORDER OF COMMITTEE.