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BUSINESS NOTICES.

WISCONSIN LANDs.-The subscribers have
several hundred acres of School Lands stu
ated in the counties of Marathon, Portage,
Juneau, Monroe and oconto, Wisconsin,
that they desire to exchange for city proper
ty or farming lands, or other property loca-
ted in the vicinity of Clevelsnd. Particulars
can be had by inquiring, either by letter or
otherwise, of ALCoFT & Horror,
1873 and I41 Water Street,
:o9rr nlorol,,5 Ob;o
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MIsoELLANEoUs

MISC USs
We clip the following items from the Detroit Ad-
vsrtiser of the 6th:
BARK GREAT WEST which has been detained here
for a week getting a new center board set sail Tor
Chicago this evening.
AN0yEL ENTERPRIsE.-The til Reindeer len here
last evening for Saugeen, Lake huron, for a raft q
rock elm timber, which Is contracted % De toWed
from the above point &c Port ColburD, Lake Ene--
After rgachfug the latter place it viii be toWed In
sections By horses through the Weiland Canal thence
by tug 70 Toronto its destination. On its arrival a.
Port CoIburn, ths Reindeer viii return to this port;
The enterprise Is a hazardous one, but Il attended
With success IN this instance, viii hereafter pc car
ried on to q considerable extent and1t - .tD9e8ht
will be found to be q much cheaper mode OF 9etting
such material through BY the Nelland Canal than
conveyance by vessels, as has been customary mere
-tof0re.
THE SCHOONER ADRLATIc, q Lake vessel that has
been ENGAGED IN the Ocean trade Tor two years
past, has returned TO the Lakes The Adrate has
bean ENGAGED in the coating irace in the Gull o.
1 Mexico, and having been eegeral times o7erharled
By Seceah" authorities. Captain Hall determined
| tol ave for q more c~engeniAl latitude. She passed
up yesterday.
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PESMANsHIP M ARrTHMETIc.-A Month
ly Writing Glass for ladies and gentlemen
will commence at the Mercantile College
on Wednesday morning, the 18th inst, at 8
o'clock. Special efforts viii be made. Who
will join9 Lessons in Arithmetic given
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UErTED STATES ARHs FOR couuHBUs-Ths
United States Express Company forwarded
last night to Columbus twenty-sisht cases
Of arms for the Ohio troops.
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AnTEAaE CLoFzIEe.-Fourteen cases Of
military clothing went through this city fOr
ciReinnsti, from Boston, Last night in
charge Of the United stsses Cypress.
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BERsER.-Berger, the player Of billiards,
is announced to be in this city this after
noon. he viii arrive on the Toledo train.
Iereiter will be here this morning from De-
troit.
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n. Y. STOCK MARKBT.-JuIy s.

Market firm but quiet. Chicago & Rock island IS;
B Toledo 2ix; Michigan Southern l24
New York Central ~; Pacific Mail 694; Missouri
Is 3y55; Georgia 60; Virginia 4Txi Tennessee 80; Uni
ted States s. "a registered sOi United States Sc 81
registered s3&; do coupons Sc.
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-We congratulate our readers upon the
1iscOvery Of b sufe cure for Rleumatism, Gout and
EeunalFiai End all MsrUurial Diseases, which Is e-
iscted without the use Of informal msdicinees which
DESTROY the constitution and give temporary nolief
only. In aactl 10 Is thoDnly known remedy efeeting
Q perfect cure, Enc We feel warranted, from 1s 10
l1umsu1lfisEsFiH calling the attention Of the AZ
hictgd and those having friends suffering from Rheu-
matism, GOut OF Neuralgia, or the pornieOus elects
Gf Mercury, TO the advertisement in another column
Of our papsT, ofDr Laland's Anti-kheumatic Bgud.
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One thousand pounds Smoked Bacon
can BE- purchased at low figure of George
spragus, oviatt's Exchange.
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- New York Mercury, Scientific Amer
lean, New York German papeTs, Evening
Post, Express, &e.s &C., just received at
Willis New Depot, 264 HOOfmsn's Block,
opposite the Post 0mcs. faI1
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Ronrd Of FancniIon.

hoHFO OF EaucntIons
REoULGR MEEriNG, MONDAY, July 8.
Present-Messrs. Rice, Roberts, Thome,
TngersOll, Hartwell, Harvey, Weber, Jones,
Turner, Willard.
Absent-Mr. Cradle.
MIR. Jones, from Committee on Salaries,
asked further time to report. Granted.
The case Of Mr.. Perkins came up, in con-
nectien with which a communication from
Mr.. Freeze was presented: when it was
moved and carried that the Board 90 into
"secret session." and the room was cleared
of spectators. When the doors were opened
all that transpired was the fact that the
whole matter was referred to a Special Com
mittee of three-Messrs. Roberts, Weber
and Turner-to rePOrtat next meeting.
The case of Mr.. Dutton came up for con-
sideratiOn, there being q majority and mi
nority report of the Committee on Teachers
The majority report was accepted and Mr..
DuttOn was elected by the following vote:
AYEs-ROberts, Wibber, IDgersoll, Rice,
Harvey, Thome, Hartwell, Jones.
NAYs-Turner, Willard.
The Committee on Bills and Accounts. re.
ported on the following claims, which was
accepted and ordered sent t6 the Council:
Warner Claus, $500; Mrs, Bennett, SI2. 90;
Alfred Chase, $500.
Communications were received from the
following persons, and referred to the proper
COMMITTEES From Harriet f. Wilson, Eli
"a Prentiss, Julian Moses, and E. Sewers.
ThereuPOn the Board adjourned for two
weeks.
The following named persrns were elect
ed teachers for the ensuing year, at the
present meeting, and the one two weeks
ago:
Eagle Street ScIooI-Mr. oviatt, Miss Els
worth, Miss Jones, Miss Hopkins, Miss
o'Brian, Miss Lane, Miss Pratt, Miss Gard
ner.
BrotcneN Street SckoOL-Mr. Hobbs, Misses
Gillett, Taylor, Doane, Sexton, Kirk, An
drews, Mrs. Lane.
RocklceH Street School-Mr. Hunt, Misses
lngersoll, sanborn, White, Dare, Parsons.
East 81. Clair Street ScAool-Dr. Fry,
Misses Whipple, Uphold, Martin, Haver,
Morgan, Mcintosh.
johnson RRa SebOol-Misses H. ~sanborne,
Lawrence.
West 81. Clair Street Sclool-Mr. Rearden,
Misses Mary B. johnson, Wallace, Haskell,
Bently, Rearden, Vaughn.
AagfOUer SchooI-Mr. Perkins, Mrs.
Perkins, Misses A. johnson, NJ. John
son, Leonard, White, Gale, Thoyer.
Hudson Street Sehe0l-Mr. Eaton, Misses
c. sPellman, L. spellman, BAR, NJ. An
drews, CLARK.
Central High SekOol-Dr. Sterling, Mr..
Norton, Misses Gillett, Snow, Garfield, Far
rand.
Prospect Street SclOol-hiisses Curtiss, Eva
eanboru, Merritt.
Pearl Strset.-Mr. Rounds, Miss Russell,
Miss ClaPp, Mrs. Stone, Miss Glidden, Miss
Stickney.
Hicks Street-Mr. Dutton, Miss Libbey,
Miss Walker, Miss E. Curtis, Miss Warm
ington, Miss button.
Penn Street-Mr. Dare, Miss Allen.
Vest 6igh SchooL-Mr. HOpkinson, Misses
Pease, Pugsley, L. Wescott, Abbie Woscott,
NJ. Quintrell, Prof. Ruger.
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fer Sale or 8RWt.

EOR RERT.-HOUSE NO. -
20, Huron street, with II roLms, large HIN
front and back lard hoe shade trees, gas aud -
water. Furniture for sale or rent cheap. Enquire
on tbs premises. jYs:s43
WOOL FOR SALE.-l0.O00 TO
wv 10000 pounds Of WOOL for sale at Card
ington, MORROW Co, o.. On a.. Q. 4 q. Railroad.
innels:3B ARMSTRONG WACKROORH.
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p. SOLOMOESON.

Pfdcteql Gsd Scientific 0p6eiaa,
Assps hslargsst assortment OF the most improyod
Kinds ofSPEOfAOhES. Il his Glasses, whether
for near OF far sighted, are ground under his own
inspection, b. machinery ofa new constructions with
the greatest care, so as to Guit the eyes in all cases,
curing Weakness, Dizziness or Inflammation Of the
Eyes, and imparting strength for long residing or
hue sewing.
n. solomonsou would hereinformt the public that
be mover employs any one in the sale 81 bis lenses.
- Also, s splendid essorrmen tOf6PN GLASSES
MICROSCOPES, COMPRISES, &C., on hand.
RrARTIEICIAL EYES inserted without pain,
g perfect Bs material.
oTTJoE-Ro. 10 Superior street, under American
Hctni. mailsdEW
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FOR SALE
THE HOUSE AND LOT ON
Pittsburgh street, known IS tbs Hitchcock
prOpsrty, being lot One In Cases addition 10 Cleve-
land and lot 469 In Kelley and WalWgrtht subdi-
giBiO1. Said propsrty having one hundred iseE lrUnh
81 PittsburEh street and extending hack tan rods Co
an alley. The house Is large, we'll built and eonVs-
R1ENET, BACKUs L EOBLE
OctlSRlo
LNOR SALE.-ONE SECONDHAND
Steam Poiler-upright, 30 called, lately used
q the Leader ohca. Said Boiler is ~ inches in d.
IN diameter, and 5 feet high.
Said Boiler originally cost 500; bnOW In hrst r9ts
sold for $50
HB-Ror further Particular enquire At thb ONCE
or At I. J. MoGaTry's steam Boiler Shop on Centre
street. q
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on.-The undersigned s prepared to
manufacture oil tubes and vstA in a superior
manner on short notice, and IN the most
reasonable terms,at his steam Planning Mil,
corner of Erie and Kinsmau streets, Clsve-
land, Ohio. G. H. KIDNEY.
ianIgRIO
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hUhlh OAhOL4hA.
All Solvent Banks. -
SOUTH CAROLINA.
All Solvent Banks. 70
GEORGIA.
All SOisens Banks @G75
ALABAMA.
All Solvent Banks. u
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FRANK PkEKER.-Liyery and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. l Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
r---r sep24R26:Iy
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- The price Of the MORzNe LHADla to
usws agents is One Dollar and Fiay Cents
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
The postage on the LEADER, 70 News
Dealers, is One-sourth Of a cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties rsnitting
postage stamps shOuld ssnd US \ and three
cent instsaa u laresr dsnomlnaiionB.
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MARRIED.

At the Oroton House, East Cleveland. July 7th, by
Rev. A.. NJ. Richardson, Mr.. ]. T. DlNGER TO Miss
MARIETTA WHITE, both Of Wtlloughby, Lake
eou ty, Ohio.
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OsTlON sUNDAYP. NJ. BE.
~ TWEEN COiumbug and Cheghire sfregt1. =
10 An SSI WI H6s e if5slahT =. w aasa. Sr SSI st .Sssi2F9 :,
tbs onee or at a3 Olinioast iVsas
HORSE FOR SALE.-A GOOD
Al - vleeeble, middle -agsd MARE, syears ol5,
Eina and sound for sal ehsap. Enquire Of
llssa Glue Ese.ory, Br5oki5h Center.
n MALLO. MANUFACTURER
LIZ Of Glue, only made q Tapnsrss scraps.
lg2:se FaS nils non cisSsSsa.
r ACE AND MUSLIN CAPFS 7a
49, RElTBERQ 3 HAUsMANH.
THE COMETS VISIT
As We gazsd into he heavsn5.
70 50 stars ne other night,
Gomez q great beauty,
Ns s 81 2 ~ both long and bright,
Ana Win Wonder We exclaimsd-
"Iel Us Why, . beauteouB Comet
None thy coming have proclaimsdf"
But the Comet never answered.
Thongh Its tail d q brightly glow;
S1ilnPon rs Scmmon mcrtalI
Not q ray ofllsht 'tWould throw;
and although upon this subject
ne could get no answer then,
still We have found cur the reasou,
which We now proceed TO pen.
First, Astronomers are busy
Gazing 81 the planet Mars,
Ana ofeourge could have no lime to look
At any q tbs sfars;
Sol he Comet, unexpected,
rNSane upon our EondrOus sight,
Fnling Up our soul With rapture
Asthis beauty ofths night.
Another reason We have GOT.
rs fht5-the planet Mars
Has buckled on his armor,
And Il nov engaged in wars;
But the Comet nothing daHnted ]
At Old Mars noiae and din. 4
Bias taken Issues in the war,
And down South viii soon ''plfch iu.'
But the Comets not quite ready,
For he has q naked tail,
So he's coma to UhI0a HALL to set
A first rate coat Of mail;
For he knows that ISA AO'S now can c 'oths 1
The armies OF the West, 1
In good Military Ole hing,
That Is made the very bsst.
Aeummsl Clothing sold cheaper At ISAAC A. /
lSAAOS UNION HALL than ct any other place 1
ie me world; Pure Linen Ooats for FLY Cents, 4
.nd a Jul suit, Coats, Pants and Vest, for Ono Dol /
lar and Fifty Cent?. We defy all competition at
ISAAC A. IsAACs'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Sole Agency for the sale Of singers celebrated
SEWING Ma CHIMES
ST0RR'S AUT0MATON PRESSNAN.
Corner Of Union and Superior streets.
~ LOOK OUP D TIE GLRT4 - /
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a57Lad 20 EIA rIlHala
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DROOKB s. @, q e. W.. BUILD
IRA. Also ManutEeturu-I o. Door, .Bllo1l
e=S. Ergcret7 and IN kinds Of 6cron+4aWtng 41
Gothic work. Particular attention pa1d 70 ll14
% etsrusI EaCteu On Division afsSh
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OILl OILil oILIn
FORKS s.
CHARLES A. DEAN
Manufacturer Of
PURE CARBON AND PETROLEUM

D | L z s.,
FOR BURNING AID GUBRIOATING,
Warranted Equal to the New York Kerosene,
which I offer 70 the Trade ct less prics than can
be purchased at any other house In tbs city, e. 1 OBJ
tain on from my own Wells, and have not % pur-
chase crude oil from second hands, consequently can
sell ct q low price, and the quality guaranteed 20
give satisfaction In every respect
uE~The Trade supplied With oude Petroleum.
Railroad Companies furnished with pure Mecca Oil,
free from sand or water,
LAMPS, SHADES a WIOKs AT WHOLESALE.
OFFIOE-No. 81 Water st., Oh. B. Bloek-l Clsye-
land. Ohio eprAEdAVSS
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TAMEX 81. BKAs1
d5scripeon,. 80. IS Union sli
1fs@t.,I - $50 -orgtreet Otszole745 OllQ- ha
WlIEEdI Of work Od ~
al th1 FaElcu aTt1csg
~ - Pinnbing BuSin 6ssr To-
E1ll madaa1d erEtr8d. Bra
1aa11A RGf - ~ ktlA ~ -
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G0aI eli aud 2gampa

c. G. C.-Cary's Cough Cure. I
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Rfal gstau.

YMAN LITTLE,
Dealsr In
r Il A l. Els T A 7 Il,
Keeps q great variety OF farms and CITY Fropsrt1
for Sale or Rent. Also, choice Farming Lands n
Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin. Iowa and Miseonft.
n3-Omoe No. u tWator Building, Olsyelend. o.
DEAL ESTATE---E. N. KEYES,
III formerly Of the hrm q Little z keyell haa
o1e6ed a Real Estate Oflcs in Rou8e's Block, co.'s
per Of Superior street md Public Square, and haa
eonstantly on rant several thousand acres OF nrat
a1aiity oil Farming Lands IN the States OF Iowa,
Wisconsin and Missouri, 70 exchange for city and
country pr0psrtyi eleo hr al AlnU q PeIsCbA
"ESTERN LAND.--H. H LII
TIE, OF the late firm Of Litties z keyes,
constantly on hand q large quantity Of ma harmih
Land IN Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri % oXchana
Tor city or country real estate OF personal prppeFt I
once with Rouse q Jennings. Marble Block sgIs
nor street. uhylshA
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IA W.. L. Marvin, No. 40 south side Of
Public Square, has just received for sale, at
manufacturers prices a large variety of the
newest and most approved styles of Refriger-
ators, Water Coolers, TOrreY's Patent Four
Minute Ice Cream Freezer, Bird Cages, Cook
ing Stoves Ensmeled Crates House Furnish
ing Goods and all the best kinds of Fruit
Cans and Jars.
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WOLUNTEERs ATTENTION.

We have perfected our arrangements, snd are now
able 70 furnish any amount Of
MILIFARY UNIF 0RNS
At the shortest notice 81 extremely low prices. We
puTcheee our Military stock ANAIOASh
employ only experienced wOrkmen.
Parties forming themselves into Military Oompa-
MES will, By calling on IN for their Uniforms save
At least % percent, and viii have . better nj than
can be furnished elsewhere. Orders iron the coun-
ny arSSoneited and win be promptly sfssnde9 90
iuns2l:B75 Is2 Superior g., opposite Bank.
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lt Iakd4a1
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a@afuposlncaf observe the signature aH4
,1c,S.1 n Dr. 1tlrhen Sweet IN agerF Eesls AL
- a3tslhsn Sweets lnal1ele Li1ln1eut bloau
= fhe r8 o saGI bottle without gaic1 neo Gd
1s1nina No,
Na-a Sole trorrlatoEt AorHic4l -
For all b. Strong 4 Armatrong. sole Ags1ts -
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RETRIsERAToRs- WATER- COoLERs IoE-
CREAM FREEzERs.-Twelve different sizes and
patterns, for sale at manufacturers prices,
for cash, by W. P. Fose. mya7
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N. Y. BANK sTATElIENT-July s.
hank NOTE LAsr'

-ooKREcTED 81 Q. A. READ = co., BEEKERs
MAINE. WISCONSIN,.
solvent Banks. pariAn Solvent Banks. -.
Commercial Bfk, Beth-5Ol EXcEPT.
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At the residence { his son, s ". Ollie, in Euclid,
ynly 7th, OLLIE, aged 70 years, !
months and % days.
Funeral from the same place, this Tuesday NOR.
ming at 10 o'clock. Friends Of the family are In
Vited.
July 18th, in the city Of New York, WILLIAM
BEATTlE, an old resident Of this city.
On Saturday, July 9th, at the residence Of VIM.
Kidd, on Ohio street, Mrs. HARRIET A. H0L-
DEN, aged % years.
Due notice will be given of the funeral.
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~ Save your ice and drink cool water {
Double lined Ice pitchers for $3.50 each;
double lined water coolers from two to six
gallons. For sale by W. P. FOGs.
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SttOtne9a Ut gaw,

SPER, j. e. ATTORNEY AT
Law, Warren, numbull county, Ohio. Od3os
30. ~ Market street. decSd9l
-WILLIHMS0N AND RIDDLE,
AIT0AEETs AT Law. 0fcs No. 30 Superior
ust. e1evaisnd, Ohio. s. WILLIAMSON,
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snrn nY DRueeIsTa EFERYRHEa1
R.-8H-E
TNFALIIBLE LINIAENft

Z REkEDR ?,
SRLPES STlFF NICK AND JOINTS,
REAINA BRUISES CUTS AAD
WOUNDS, PILES, HEAD
ACHE, N ALL A
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MORNING LEADER.
TuES51F MoRMNa July .. Issi.
NV ADTRRTmEMRNE5. -

TuE4oA2 MOkNlN9h JUL ~ ls6I.
NRW ADVBRTREMRNE3s
Lost-A Gold Bracelet
D Nalio-Hone for sale.
Rstt, srT 4 uausmaan-Laoo oapes.
\. Malicious Masuhsturer.
Isaac A Isaaes-clothios.
o. Cutter 4 son-ARetion sails.
Jesophs 8. Graauia- AsslgaeS's Notice.
" a. wmls-LOcal Notice.
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OERATE Asp OINTMENT.

y taking the Syrup as dirs0tsd, it wa arl7s ths
4sea9o nom the system, and when once cot On tho
sklns aBW applications Of Dr. WeaFsrI
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a13lT ~ soiaN e ha1ea1i5 s.na3 -
Z u .vo1I lew LalA isaEsaia8 40
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80 81 - Hn II q 49,

shonId have thia remedy e tand, ~ - 9 4
n ~ dr7t spDearancs Of LaNonss9 Val s4sctauy
Mood fhoge formidabla disa44o1i % Nnlcl "a
49, valuabla horses 1GET Eofl4l1
0ssr forF hundred voluntary aNumofiA1 tho
@7shfI fha laEt no yuGEar nnd many
ts- f.om b5r5oas n the Highest ranks 81 h6.
- nATTTnM rrr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-07

$1,000 taken. They frst entered the dwell
ing OF one Of the partners and got the keys
from his pocket. $4,000 reward 10 offered for
the arrest Of the burglars.
[Herald's Special.l
Washington, June 5.
The position Of Maj. Gen. Banks was final.
ly settled to-day.
The President. against all arguments to
tho contrary, backed by Gen. SCOTT, deter
mined that Gen. Banks shall take tho field
at the head of column operating on the
coast Ia oonneotion with General Butler.--
General Butler will assume his command at
cuce.
1t is reported tonight, authoritasively,
that FedrTaI SCOUTS Uav6 UHPxUT6d FeDbi
paw agent just this side OF Harper's Ferry,
with $5O, 900, which Was to pay the troops
at Harper's Ferry.
News was received here this morning Of
the destruction OF the Bait. 4 @. Railroad
bridge accross Sleepy Greek, on the borders
Of Mary land about 20 miles from Hsrper's
Ferry.
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The store rooms 81 Messrs. Johnston h
Hunt, OF this city, we're entered on last night
BY burglars, and silks, clothing, uncut goods,
hats and shoes, to the amount OF some 81 900
taken. The grocery store room wss also On.
tered. and groceries and provisions we're ta-
ken, TO what amount il not yet known. Tho
loss out OF both stores, is 10 thought, will
amount to near 81 500, Fortunately ths
safA was untouched; il contained over ave
hundred dollars in gold, silver and bills, re-
oeived on saiss and collections after bank
hours. The firm having made their bank
depoait Ut the usual hour, and tho pogues
knowing this fast, from observation, perhaps,
concluded there woald be nothing 10 the safe
that would pay the trouble OF % entrance.
Tho entrance 10 the store rooms Vas effected
BY prying the front doors open BY placing "a
iron bar between the wings Of tho doors, and
thus pried until tho bolts OF the locks passed
tho Gap fastsnings. From appearances, the
thieves had light burning, 40 ~ to enable
them 10 select the choicest OF tho stock.-
Heretofore there has always been one or more
clerks sleeping in the store, but on last even.
ing no one slept there. OF this fact mus,
the thieves have been apprised, and thua
acted fsarlessly. II 10 TO be hoped that TIL
perpetrators will bs traced 70 their hiding
pisces, eaptured, and many OF tho goods 70.
!, 53=sss3..-ff WARSAW Bulletin, So.
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Especial to the Tribune


person recently from Richmond says
mails are forbidden TO chronicle these serret
movements. Union men arc in Jail As hosta-
gcs for the safety Of secessionists in the
hands OF Government. Many Of the cannon
ct Norfolk have been removed and deposited
along the line for fear or falling into the
hands OF Federal troops, when NeFfbit shall
be tHkuu. fhs brothers 81 Cot. Ellsworth
assassin are believed to be the murdesers of
our piokets at various points; they srs said
to have q company OF Is or 90 mon finely
mounted. Fairfax county will be represent.
ed in the Wheeling Convention BY Unionists
who have been driven from thers.
A man whose assum ed name was Williams,
an agent of the Government, was arrested ct
Harper's Ferry yesterday, and Immediately
hung as spy. Private dispatches from an
officer in that vicinity, affirm that the total
number of disunion troops at Harper's Ferry
on Monday morning did not exceed 1000 /;
nearly oil were little moro than half dressed,
and eli only halt fed. Almost half were eth
or entirely without arms, or armed 90 80 not
to be Efficient.
DISPATCHES from our Ministers abroad give
gratifying evidence OF better feeling towards
our Government. The united sentiment OF
the North, and the firm, dignifed but tenn
perate tenor OF the Instructions from the
Department Of State to our Diplomatic corps,
has convinced foreign cabinets that We have
courage, spirit and resolution at hone, and
will vindioate our rights and honor and its
territorial integrity abroad.
Ii is said that the Austrian Cabinet have
declined to receive Mr.. Burlingams. His re-
lection is from his agency in procuring the
passage OF the bill raising the Sardinisn Ls-
CATION to full mission.