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4Eaal A0tieEs.

A SSIGNEE'S NOTCIE.-NoTIoE
I ~ e hereby given that Fsant D.Stons on tho l2th
days Of July. 1861, made an assignment 70 me Of
ali his book accounts, property and effects Of every
kind and description Tor the beneit Of bis creditors
An persnns indebted TO ths said Stone are alao no
tined TO Pay the amounts due to ne brthEith, and
creditors to fle their claims with me ct my once
duly verified c0rding to law.
d. ". BRNOKs, Assignee Of =. D. Stone.
Cleveland, July q, lesl, auEinsi9E5
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Proposals will Be received ct the Office Of the
CITY Civil Engineer q the City Of Cleveland until IL
O'clock NJ, Ausust y, 1851, for building Sewer or
Drain Ia Uass Avenue, with the man -holoP, catch
basinH, &C. connected with the same, % o1snh from
the sewer nov IN Case avenue to the kingHbury
Brook.
ticuiEr information had At sid Engineers once On
and after the 5th day OF August.
zach prOpOGal must be accompanied By good and
sufficient bond requiring the bidder 70 enter into
contract at the price named in his proposal should
fhe sane b AccePted. = 4.
The Board OF City Improvements invite tle buD-
mission Of bids feserTing the rght 10 qocept or re-
iect the same. By order Of the Board;
Cleveland, July 1855 City OiTil Engineer,
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From lIsmphIs.

A gentleman arrived in this city on Thurs
day last who left Memphis on the previous
Monday, and who gives the following infOr-
nation:
Il is exceeding difficult to obtain permis-
sion to leave the city, and without permission
no one is permitted to leave. He obtained
a pass of Brig. Gen. Polk, which enabled
him 10 reach Louisville.
All the boats at Memphis great POI
tion of them belonged up the river and were
seized by the rebsls-have been fitted up
and are to be used for the conveyance OF
troops to New Madrid, preparatory to an
attack on Birds Point. So it is said. There
are probably some eight or ten of the boats,
and the number of troops collected there is
probably from ten to twelve thousand. Con-
cerning the number of the forces and their
destination, and like matters, no positive in
formation can be obtained, inasmuch as the
authorizes keep it confined to themselves.
The Mississippi River is filed, above
Memphis, with "tOrpedoes" and "infernal
machines" with the design of blowing any
force, attacking by boat, out of the water.
Of this our informant did not entertain any
doubt.
The Tennessee River, also, at the crossing
of the Memphis & Clarksburg Railroad, is
fortified by batteries which are erected
along its high banks in such manner tha
ali approaah ia cut off
Gold is not to be obtained in exchange fol
Tennessee money at any price.
The grain crop is excellent, and wheat i
selling at one dollar per bushsI.
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CERATE AND OINTMENT,

By taking the syrup e. directed &c VIII drive the
oi!ease rom the system, and when once Out ths
1LlnI 9 Nv APPLICATIONS Of Dr. WeGYorll
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LAK1 suPERioR fTEMs.-From the Mining
dazette, published ct HoughtOn, Michigan,
We CLEAN the following items from the Lake
Superior country;
The operations Of AmygdalOid mines for
the month Of June were
Barrel work, 4,e7s
No. stamp, S,leO
Nos. Z and 5, lO,e24 "
Total. 2O,2ls "
or 10 tons 2ls lbs.
The shipments Of iroD ore and pig iron
from Marquette the present season up 70 Ju-
ly 18th, are Is follows:
By tho Lake Superior Co., 6,267 tons.
jackson Co. 1900
/" Cleveland Co. 4,5OO
Total, 1887
This will probably prove 70 be about one
half the amount Of the season's business.
Of pig-iron, the following amount has
been shipped;
By Mr.. Gay, 1890 tons.
By the Pioneer company, All
AOtdiy AI%va
A large amount still remains on hand al
the furnaces.
Big DAY's Work.-!The Pewabie Mine
Mill (Ball's machinery produced last
Thursday from the stamps 10000 lbs. oi
mineral that will average 90 per ceutum and
which is worth at the present market value
of ingot copper, $1,000. This is, we believe
the largest product ever obtained from any
one mill on Lake Superior in the space oi
twenty four hours.
LAKE SUPERIOR CoPPER.-The copper pro
duct Of the Lake Superior mines from ls45
to 1857, inclusive, was "a, ,S75 tons rough
and Il, Gas refined. The product from 1856
TO 1850, inclusive, was a ,155 tons rough, and
80 654 tons refined. Making grand totsl
Of "a. .sO9 tons In the last three years, against
4S, ,42O tons in the thirteen years previous
The production of sixteen years has been
l2O, ,22O tons, with total value OF about
S4s, ,O9l 600.
Among the arrivals at the Douglas Hot !
in Houghten; July 9Th, we noticed The
names of the following Clevelanders W. J
Gordon, Mrs. Lean R. Weaver, A. W
Fairbanks, Mrs. ]. E. Turner, G. Sanford
W. Debell, Miss Mary FoOte, C. T. Reese
NJ. D.; H, T. Whitman.
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vs. Rev. ]. a. FynOn will preae . psA'
Sabbath afternoon at the Bible Christ. N
Chu'ch, Orange street. Mr.. Eynon left
England about 30 years ago, as missionary
to Upper Canada, where he has been labor
ing in his Masters cause ever since. The
public are invited to attend. Service at 3
o'clock. e,..
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military sCHooL.-we learn from Mr..
HumistOn, the Principal and Proprietor CT
Cleveland Institute, on the Heights, that at
IL beginning of tho next term, Sept. 4th,
military science will be introduced in that
school under a competent military officer
Wo are glad to hear it. Mr.. Il. has just the
place for good Military School. Let all of
ou- citizens encourage it. Ii
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@ RefrigoratOrs and water-cOOlers, Of
all the most most approved styles, and Tor
reys four minute ice cream freezers, and
bird cages, and baths just received, and for
sale at reduced manufacturers prices; also
fruit jars and cans, at the stove and CRATE
emporium Of ". L. MARVIN,
No. a, south-aide Public Square,
iulyI6f Cleveland, o.
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CAnELrssrEss.-Tro rounr

ssarl.-l CARELEssNEss.-IwO young men
EaIAA ct trOt up Euclid street last
HiiI ns ~ : = locl' passed grOupe Of
night about : o'e- ing across the street
boys who were rum. . fore foot Of The
near The nunnery, and - - ~ -. = -. -
horse struck the foot of on =, 80 'I' .,: Doys'
tearing of the letters shoe 1na 4.,'as''- .usoT
ing him several feet. BE was "IHeI =
but found 70 have sustained no I'M Wy -
vOud the fright. The men in the pussy
drove of without stopping to see what harm
they had done.
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THE NEW PosrAaE sTAMP.-The lst Of
August is announced by the Post Office De-
partment for the issue of the postage stamps
with e view of suppressing the old issue,
The new stamps will have in the upper cor
pers the figures indicating the denomina-
tion, and in the lower corners the letter.
"U. s."-thus clearly distinguishing them
from the old ones and there will also bt
some difference in the general appearance
caused by more lively col, ing, though the
present shades will be preserved.
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BUFFGLO MARKKT.-AuG. 2,

EsTOIJU-Markat steady.
WHEaT-Market closed frmer. Sales 5000 bu
MiiWsukee club at 7sc; S.O00 busf do ct SOC
C0RN-MArket without important change, with
fair demand. Sales 5O,OOO bush 1t sl9slSc; most
ly az outside figures,
Other grains quiet. -
WnTSKY-Mars et steady. Sales al BIC.
CANAI, FREeGHTs-lO54c on corn end llAe
on wheat 10 New York.
LAKE THTPORTS-Light and no returns.
GINAI RXPORT8-NO returns.
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A LuBRIoAEoR.-D. H. Dotterer, of Du-
buque, has invented box for using water
instead Of oil, as lubricator on railroad car
journals He has it in successful use upon
several railroads, and is now placing set
dB6e: car, for trial, at the Galens and Chi
- - shOps.-C Chicago Tribune.
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UHICA1.O alAhKET-Aug. ,.

lBY TELEoRAPHsl
RLOIJR-Market dull
+ fWHRAT-Markot has advanced le sales AZ iO)1
6s ssa67So for NO y and 659SJc for No. in store.
COR N-AIsrkel advancing Sales at 25e aboard
OATS-MRrkst trm.
REOElPTS-3Si0 bbls four' syiQU0 Du Wneat'
l32 600 hush rorn; IS, 90 bush oats.
aHIPMENTs-5U0 bbls -four; $4,000 bush corn
'FRRISHTs-5c on corn, SIC on wheat to
KtYGFIANGR-Par for currency.
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G@ L&..ie's, and New York Illustrated,
Street and Smiths Weekly, late English
papers, new numberso Of Cassella illustrated,
Bible and Natural History, and heaps of
other reading matter, just arrivedat Hawks
for Sunday. .- ~
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SMASH UP.-A freight train on the CleYe-
land & Pittsburg railroad was running
out to the engine house last night about
eight O'clock, and when passing switch
between Bank and River streets, one
Of the cars jumped the frog" and break
ing the coupling, ran OF the piles and fell
into the water below. The car was broken
'osnd hundred barrels Of -four damaged
=. destroyed. ~
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Ny, STOCK NIARKET.-Aug. ,.
..H.... ~ -, -o,surF

BgONEY-Oontinues plenty at ,4@5 per cent on
call; but paper ranges from T@s per cent. as In
aTsST1'iEsRLINts RxCIIANGE-oIOsed firm at
lu71<0lB7A bankers bills. .as ~.
STibCKS-L,fttle better. Chicago Rock Island
N; Cleveland toledo 2sAi Galena Chicago hSHi
Panamt lOT: Harlem lOA; Missouri 6s 4s's: Della,
ware Lackaw na WestOn LIST bonds e65 Paoihc mai!
7sl; New York q ntral lbs; PitisbuTsh, Clevelahd
& Erie Railroad 444; Hudson %; Tennessee 6s E7ai
Ohio Is 6O Carolina 6s g.; Kenlucy 6s 1ai Treas
ury Us IOJ4; Is l02 United States 6s 81 coupons
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e-D. r ]. Bates, late student of the
W # Collsgs IN tdis city, informs US that
he has been offered "a SPPOin'lhen' IL .
Government Hospital of the " p army
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BLOOD FOOD :
BLOOD FOOD |

~ III ruesrfnRN ks1m OonHumP PttSls inciplent oE
- ~ as - ~ frS1a tfhility Of any klndi q nom
a-tSi a. snerV,ns m lasrafion, brought on oy any
osnss; or from scToful, somplalnts or Iem als- %
S-sS ere ki6ness or b rdGeri and TO badles sui
isrinp anV al tbs any is ira sing Complaints tnelE
Al ~ Liable %, snd which snA enaar Consumption
l- TIE $1,000 n OD me-
3 offered . Certain and Beiiable ae.i
ing in every particular from the pot " y
the day, ft Is chemical corr binafion tlhOns y
many hu1drsds be- clad and grateful b stimony %
the benefits IL has -iterred on them. - -,
OHURUH DUPONT, 4g9 Broadway, n x Z ~ ~ - \,
sre the SOLE propFetoFg Of the article, and ti
soonseQuence of a trsnd attempted ap0n the lDnol
ithanFad the color Of the outside Wrapper r0a =.
70 YELLOW; and increased the size Of the bottle =
iJunCes Be Very cautious in buying 70 see that =
fasmfle Of their signature is on the outside Of IN
VErarpsr Is all otherB iterfeits. In cons
uee OF the large demand for this article, the fol-
twins druggists have all ordered and received sup
ulie1 OF the new kind, viz; -a
Csns A. Kimbali, WH. h French, j. B. HAYS
a, stanisls, and samuel Kidder gr-, Lowell.
~ Sold b. Vim. FISKE, Drugg {, OleTelan4.
Chic, sb25:dhV
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COzxELUT LIGHT ARTTIEEv.-The Ashta-
bula Telegraph says that the Conneaut
Light Artillery, Capt. Carlin, enrell one
hundred men. A surplus on the required
number has been accepted, an ordered 70
report at Columbus on Monday next. They
will leave COnneaut on the mail train on
that msrning.
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DERNARD DEMMFNG,

ARTIsAN, MACHINIsT AN PATENT MoDEL
bEKER,
No. LA SupC IoI street, iLeader Building J
9 EVELAND, OHIO. -
BIiRNARD DEmmENq, having rented the
establishment OF Il. KonigsoW, is now prepared 70
contract for manufacturing Sewing Machiues, ana
All kinds Of light Machinery. Particular attention
and fscilities tor getting up Models OF Patenta.
PAIRIE G..
II your SKATES need hEing, call on DemmenE.
II Tour 5 wing MACHINE is out OF order, he
will pas il in order. - .... E
He ropsSrs all kinds OF SURGICAL instrumental
All kinds 81 Metal and Musical Instruments re-
Ify5u shouId 81 mp a new Patent, Demmeng q
the man 70 get up yepr Models, either in WOOD
Brass, or Iron, IN the EGatsst manner
Ali kinds of Belt Hanging done in prompt style.
All kinds Of light Machinsry Eut in order IN the
zaost expeditions manner. .s la.
Engineering Instruments reported.
Small Steam Rhymes repaired thoroughly.
Rail Road Indncto='s Punches manufactured IA
tbs best manner.
: Rail Rosd Conductors Punches repaired.
Ea5-In tae Sgl5thing in the shape et repairing
or nanufsoturius, 3oue on contract.
na~Entrapce to BhOR7-lA 81 perior street, gp one
nair os Gtairs BERNARDO EMMEHG.
fah7:lN1
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THE CITY

FEEDINe TIE Yesterday after
nooa word was carried to Gen. Sanford Of
the committee OF receP Ption for the Grays,
that many Of the men Of the 10Th Regi-
ment who were waiting at the depot to be
taken down the Lake Shore Road, had had
nothing to eat since early in the morning.
He, in company with others, Immediately
hastened 70 the depot, aud ordered dinner at
Wheeler's. A fiue repast was set out which
was much enjoyed by those who psrtOOk.
Another table was spread for the officers oI
the companies, at which various military
gentlemen who call Cleveland their home,
sat down. Toasts were drank and patriotic
speeches made by Gen. Sanford, Oolonels
Barrett and sturgis of the Artillery, Quar-
termaster j. W. Fitch, of the 10th, Captain
Ellsworth of the Grays, Captain Paine OI
Lake county, and others. An exceedingly
interesting season was experienced.
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There have been more lntermsnts this month
duly than there were last month, and Il less
than for the month Of July, 1850.
J. PALMER, City Sexton.
Cleveland July 81, 1851
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DIED.

Al the residencs Of his daughter, Mrs BishoT, su-
peiilr stree, ISAAC UBATfIEGp, aged "A e.rs
and 6 months. The friends Of tAe family and the
Masonic Fraternity generally, are respectfully IN
county, on Sunday At loK o'clock, A: d. -.
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ooMMEROIAL.
~ FVEIAND nIARKET-AuE. Sd.

FLOUR-Unohanged and Quist.
WHEAT-saleS car inferior red at Sc; eafi
on track at sSo cars do at s7o cars fcm store 81
CSC; 400 bush. ahoat at same; 5000 bush. at same
car red aud white at ss and 05c 1000 bushels Il fo
rlor white at sSc; car white at 95c and 1000 bush
els do. from store OF 0jo.
OORN-salss 1850 bushels aaoat at siei and I'D
bushels FREQ on board at s2Xc.
OATS-Quist at 22o.
HIGHWINES-HAvs advanced. Sales 50 bbf
and Is do at l5c, and 50 bbls and 20 DO. At l54e.
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- The price of the MoRNiNe LzADzR 70
news agents is One Dollar and Fiity Cent?
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
The postage on the LEADER, 10 EsWs
Dealers, is One-fOurth of a cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties remitting
pOstsge stamps should send US one and three
cent instead OF larger denominations.
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Na- Twenty-Five kegs prime Western Re-
serve butter for sale low at George sprague's
Oviatt Exchange.
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- We congratulate 81 readerB upon 6

~ We congratulate our readers upon the
Bscoverv II n sure cure for Rheumatism, Gout ant
ueufFlais md all Mercurial Diseases, which 10 ef
iscted Wtho Z the Of internal medicines, which
iestroT the GO astifuti0n and give TEMPORARY relisi
only, IN fact { e the only known remedy eneetins
nsrfscf curH A. d feei warranted. from is re-
commendsfions In calling the attention Of the sf-
licted and thoss hal IN friends guiering nom khsu-
mntism Cont or Nel rn ga, or the pernicious edectH
0f n ercTy to the al ye4 sement n another column
Of our paper OF Dr. Island g anti -Bheumatic Band
T 42F-eold BY VIM. FISK q, isFeiano. y. AanS
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8OtEla

MANHATTAN HOTEL--NOS.
Nl SIS, and MuTT4{ utrest, "a door from Broad
Uay, opBoIi 70 tbs Park GoW York. HDRgin1 / FiiuR
Proprie4olL u. Higgins, lats ~ Pearl SIRE
Ho1.e1 2oseea. H, SdaGs lstS q LIsFIoy's Hoos
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John SCHRlNk o5.eg.l--
Having removed 70 hls new auArtsfs,
NO. %, LYEANjB BLOCK,
OPPOsTTE TIE COURT HOUSE, ON PUBLIC
L. prepared 70 receive the calls Of his friends and
the Pablo at large.
E9erythnE II the line Of Oonisctionsry e kept q
RHOGB8ALH AND RETAIL as usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE,
e well as the choiosst eatablss served uD q no.
lnout's notice.
DINNER Is sRRvED DAILY
or the recommendation q persons having buIlnsll
N''N' y KENHEFT II iiT ALI ON DBAUGHTs
BR
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B0slNRss NOTICES.

ELEorRio BATH-Dr. Gibsoa's new cleo
trio bath cures general debility, rheums-
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equAliEe the sirou-
lstiOn and remove almost every disease in
manner truly astonishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal se,isfac-
tion to the sick. The plessantesl bath
room in the city for ladies' female oper-
ator in attendance. 0fice Nc. III 0atario
street. jy8
WISCONSIN, LAEDs.--The subscribers have
several hundred acres of School Lands Situ-
ated in the counties Of Marathon, Portage,
Juneau, Monroe and 0conto, Wisconsin,
that thsy desire to tOexchango for city proper
ty or farming lands, or other property locs-
ted in thevlcinity of Cleveland. Particulars
can be had by inquiring, either by letter or
otherwise, Of ALoorF & HORTON,
lSs and 14l Water Street,
jyS:S5I. Cleveland, Ohio.
FRAKK PAREER.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at reaanuable figures.
ssp94Ras;1y
81 SEQ advertisement Of Dr.. sanfofd's
Liver Invigorator. G
C. C. O.-Cary's Cough Cure dsc9SRl0
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10 rEHp.SRED By
DIR. J. @. AVER & CO.,
= LOWELL, MASS. =

Price, 81 per Bottle; SIX Bottles for 81 D..
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL a
has won for itself such 3 renoWn ior the cure
Il s entirely unnecessary for US % recount the eVa
dence Of its virtues, wherever It has been employ e.
AZ Il has long been in constant use thronghout tnN
secfion we need not do more than assure the people
ts 0uay is kept up to tho best 1t ever hos pe ano
that Ii may be rolled to do for their reilei All
has ever been found to do. .
AYERS CATHARTIG PILLS 4
FOB THE CUBE OF
Oosfiysness Jduad3ee, Dyspepsids lad0eSon, Dysss3
tsTy FouI &O1ach, Erygpelas Hecdaete, Ples, kheti
vaf,a Frirpfions ad SBin Disedse Liver 6olaptrini
D-o1s.1 Jster TsiHorS GRd Sal Rhern, H0TlBE GoHf
NearGi9is, az pSaDer Pili' Ssd for PiT1bfHG
T6ey are sugar-ooated 90 that the most sensitive
can take them pleasantly, and they sre the best
aperient in the world for ali the purposes OF iAriy
phyBic. -.
Great numbers OF Olergymen, Physicians, States
mem and eminent personages, have lent their nance
70 certify the unparalleled usefulness OF these RENE
des but our space here will not permit the Insertion
of chem! The Agents below named furnish gratis
oT,r ANERIcAH ALnAEAC, in which they ara given;
With also fi descriptions Of the Above complaints,
and the treatment that should be followed for thsF
Do . not be put OF by unPrincipIed dealers with
otilr preparationg they make more Rront on. Dc.
r5Znd AYER'B and take no others. The sick want
e best aid there is for thei and they should nave
81 All our remedies arc for sals By VIZ. FISH,
STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG, T. T. GATLoEDi and Dy Ab
sass Ayers Cherry Psctoral. SarsapAriIla and %
thartc Pills, are for sale BY Churchill Brother, 3,
" errusF Public Suuhrs And fiufarto STREET t
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mile and Stark CITY Mills. Two Of the bsEt
brands Family Flour IN this market.
w. IL ELHIAOH,
IunslS u AsrWin IT.
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MORNING LEADER.
NRW ADVRRTIsERIENRs

Rsttbsrg Hausmsnn-Fans.
Geo. Hayvard-Wm. Darville and 0thsrS.
a. Hummsaton- Military School, Cleveland In
ntitute, Local notice.
Hawks Brothers Periodicals, Local notice,
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for Sale or gFtlt.

DOR SALE. THREE GooOD
Horses At reasonable prices, enquire at Mrs.
klswick's farm, st. Clair road, East Cleveland
aug23H.
HNU LET.-Bk OK DWELLING
HOUSE, continuing rooms, corner Of Erie a
Rockwell q Apply on premises, CT .
~ W; JONES,
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8atdwarE.

nKESERVE KETTLES.-POR-
CELAIN and Tin Ldaed, Of al sizes and uEu
susIiy cheap. For sale by COLWELb q co.
jy2s l43 ontario So.
DORCELAIN : LINED SAUCE.
PANS and stew Kettles. For sale By u
jy2s tIa3 Ontario street.
IRON, STEEL NAILS GLASS.
and everything wanted by builders in the hart
ware line cheap az C0LWELL CO., %
jyz9 U.s. tIntA-lo - 81
IRON AND NJ Ills WAKE
HOUSE, Nos. 81, 6s, IS, and 81 River street, ana
8, ss, 81 and sS on the Dock, OisEeland, ONO.
W.f oAREY. E0RRIsoE FosTEA-
". r. CAREY & Co,
WHOLESALE AGENCY FOB THk bALB U
SHOEEBEBGERS
JU NJ A 7 A N A / L 5 !
Comzaon end Charcoal Sheet Iron,
JUHI ATA BOILER PLATE,
FIRING PbqW AND BLISTER sTAkLl STEEL
PLOp " EGSs Bah IRON, QhOTOA I'd
v iNO0W GLASS, GRIND
STONES, Rh, 2.
BARR'S Osleb Gtsd Fire ProofSATES, Sc, at man
-t~rture-a' r. Tes ans,.ss-
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HEAD ouARTEKs ONO NIILITIA.
ADJUTANT GENKRAL's OFFICE, l
Columbus, July 81, 1861. J

GENERAL ORDER NO. 5sS.
For the purpose of fixing the prices Of the
first issue Of clothing 10 the Ohio Volunteers,
made by the State authorities, Board of
valuation is hereby appointed, to consist of
the Field Officers and Qusrtermaster Of each
regiment, who shall fix the prices to be
charged for the said clothing issued to the
men Of their respective regiments.
BY order of the Commander in Chief.
C. P. BUCKINGHAM,
Adj. Gen., Ohio.
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Mathinists.
IN MAS NAM Mn G
MACRINlSF 8, ENGINEER.

And Manutact, .er Of
STEAM ENGINES y MACH tNERY OF EVERY
Description. Also-JaCk Screws, Bolts for Bridg.
ea and other uses, Iron Grating aud BlaoSemlth
ing Generally. sMoP-kOs. & Hewitts Block,
West st., Cleveland, q.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW,
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