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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-01
YIv9rENTIARY OF FyAEGIN;,I:Aa..s. A..

sI5:SSEENTIARK OF STIsUINhtAs
S;"ScTCRED at this Institution, and sold there and
A n. Agents store, No. -, Pearl street, the following
articles =: -o,iue.6 pr;ctS, to-whi
Scui. Shoes AMI iroSues
y.rt7, Cllii.ra aud Servants Shoes
:..,,r:.r.i Car, :iarurss Of every descript'oo
..s..::. !sun';s, Leather Hose
a,-ra.,s, Carts,
,.Ys a2d whs=lbarrows.
w,:irober Safes, kc.
,i-i.-d and Plaid Cot,oas
S....ys AID Iinscys for plantation i'aus
Hal" rad. Clothing for Servants u,
,,, n,nrc articles on hala and for sale, or VIII
oF ..nafsi or other job cork done to order, On
I;:e -. cash. or puvc;ual customers oi'S' VI
u-:- .or, ~ coratry, ~!;h satisfactory references
P''...i .oao; .nyS;orekesper Va. Peucnilaty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-01

-HS
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
>r2;cg a.:a Eceer; Tyler, ESQ., No. iii, South Sixth
PFIIA,
p :,.as 10 ~. collection OF cla!ms and MI other bns
''.,r,,.I "a his csr. Jan 9l-cf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-01

! ;lIaT; Cop -PNNf'NI:isSI7tPo & of COOKE q CLOSE
i this day dissolved by mutual consent, L. u CLOSE
retiring
BENJAMIN A. COOKE vii! continue the business here
,oore conducted by Cooke Close and alone authorized
To collect tie Of the concern, and use NE name o
a., Drr, !, U,miIatI.p i. \. COOKE.
" n n,"rhr i-,h IgG6 l.. q. CLOSE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-01
;,I.EIsENCE $. lIAlsIE,

,>r,rrcrS IN h2 Courts Of the city OF Richmond, and
p. r.u,,;;,. Of lirurico, Hanover and Caroline
Il, j. a:c So'.-: raa!iS and COMMISSIONER o tue oh'ea
Is nsrns-sip bstvcen Mr. Chastnn White and him
dissolved bis oa;ce Is uoS Un llth street Just
sslo= tioidu's Hall
w . .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-01

Al LHONDN, KAiSISS, CiTn0N. SIK-
n RANTS. Preserved Gin:er, Haccsr9h, nutSm b.
SI-Iu.. F--c and English Mustard. Olives, Caper' ia
raa s-Tt a Patent Sperm Candies, sweet OIL eFn''
>'',; S,r;;H.;:r ~ FLAIR L CHAMRERLAYSE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-01

= k,,st be her $z.ir Si,. IjcS return tn the
- the forts rcturn Y:!.il her. II the public
PC now preserved the work o! rccunStrIc.
az soon begin, an'! result in = l''pre per-
Il and durable coric,icracv, in which
: carolina will he inciGdcd, while 4 COLI
Iii the forts iorbId> all horcoi rcconstrlc-
wolves all the Southern States in perma-
.Vsuniua, forces another Confc1eracy. and
5 from tie pa" history the "L nicd
rS Of America" la nj candor, Is Hot TOO
Ii involved in the c:npty lr"in: OF holding
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-01

.:G2sf sIi.iIS SLtSE"A SshsEOSsh,j
RICHMOND, VA.
T:!R - ,.e q Tobacco" Wheat, Cora, and country p:o-
.; :r:l.-sl: rc,a::l their sincere thanks TO their
.s tr ;a- ser. liberal patronage heretofore extended
"a ,.. ; AK continuance and Increase OF the same
9r ~ .N .. promising their undivided personal s"n
,i.a e al raa,:.rlneG;s c"n,:aitted 10 them.
>o: .9--c.'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-24

BT TELE9hAPH.l
RI.OIJR-Market heaVy and &c lower, with only
moderate business doing for eN port and home con-
sumption. Market closed dull with downward
tendency. The ssles Of extra state we're chiefly at
sales are 10 bbIs S4,OOa4O5 ior supsrane STATE
S4,209tso for extra state; ss,s59too toF snpeftne
We5tern; S4s5n495 for shipping brands extra round
hooped Ohio; Se,ia4e.C5 for trade brands do
request aud At a shade eafier prices. eae8 9O0
bbls % SS0tas 90 for superhne; SiDg7sto for COM
RYE FISIITR-Markat steady At 81 5O0SOO.
CORN mEAI-ln fair rtquest. Sales are SO
bbls At So 81 for eaoric; $500 for bran lyWtue.
WHiSII Y-Biarkst steady and good dsmRnd-
Sales ara ! 0 0 hbls AZ l6c
WIIRAT-Marketi is l692c lower, and an lncTeas-
ed supply Offering with moderate export demand.
Sales 67JO bush Chicago spring at 150slc IS 90
bush Racine spring At s7gs3c; 50 90 bush Milwau.
81 on $40 bush new white Kentucky, the rst Of the
sea. on, at $50 50 p 90 bush winter re western
ct Sl,lSH6nl,it5s; $500 bush amber Delaware at
S,2O; 1,loO bush very choice Canada club at yl,c3
- % bush new western club at sl09ie; 500 bush
club at &c; $50 % tash amber Iowa az s0S 07
closing at the inside price, 5000 bush white Uauads
RYR-Markst unchanged. Sales are 1900 bush
common state At 6lci $50 bush western Rt s6ci
prime North River quoted at Csc.
HARLEf-MArEet quiet and nominal.
CORN-Market heavy, but prizes are without in
portant change Sales ar IS OOU bush at 404eo for
choice do; 454@4s,Sc for western Yellow SIC for
0xTs-ssliinG at 2s@2ec for Oa1adiani s2as4c for
State and Western.
POR K-Market dull and dropping. Sales are 2lO
bbls at SI5,25Gi5,3 Tor meSs; Sln,OO for prime.
HHEF-Market quiet and unchanged with trihng
at OO9S4,50 Tor country prime; SiOO5 80 for
country mess; SsU9lo,6O for repacksd meaai SlOy5O
AlI.50 for extra mess.
PRIME MISS BRRF-MArket quiet and nom
innlly unchanged
BREF HAiIS-Market may be quoted a shade
hrmer. Sales 2 0 bbls western at Sl4,D 6al5Oa.
CUT nIRATB-Market continues inactive at ~
A5c for shoulders; 5(96c for hams.
RACON-MArket quiet and unchanged.
LARD Market unchanged, with but little doing.
Sales are 100 bbls At Seaec
BUTTER selling at7GlO51c for Ohio; s5Is5fo
for State I39l6c for DeiaWArs and Orange Counties
CBRRSE-Markst steady at 2GD7c - In quail
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-24

oHIO sEERETR.-We eonversed with Capt.
Clayton, of Co. F, 7th Ohio Regiment, WI o
passed through the city yesterday for his
home in Painesville, on a furlough of ten
days. He left his company at Weston, on
Saturday. He informs US that the 7th, Cd
18th and 18th have received orders to join
Gen. Cox's Brigade on the Kanawha, forth
with, for which point they commenced
their march on Saturday afternoon.
He speaks in the highest terms of the
gallantry of ol. Tyler, and says that no
man ever possessed more the entire conf
dencs and affection of his men than he
While he is rigid in his comm nds upon the
field, he is ever on the alert for the comfort
of his men. They suffer for nothing that
his untiring vigilance can provide for them.
His extensive acquaintance in that portion
Of the country gives him great advantages,
over other commanding oficers.
Capt. Clayton brought with him two se-
cession guns, taken by members of the Tth
at Weston. One was sent to gentleman Of
thiscity, and the other taken to Painesville.
They are very inferior looking arms, and
if good specimens of those used by the
e seseshers," it is not asusprising that they
run upon the approach Of our Ohio boys.
Capt Clayton will lezve the city 10 join
the "seventh" in about eight days, and
persons wishing to send packages or letters
by him on his return, will leave the same
I at the WeddelI House in the meantime.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-24

CoxcERT ZOE PLHNourH CHUCK sABBATH
soaooL.-The Minnehaha Warblers,p .
troupe of sweet singing little people, who
have enjoyed much musical reputation at
S. Louis and in the West, are to give con-
cert this evening at Plymouth Church, for
the benefit Of its Sunday School. We have
heard them sing and can youoh for the fact
that ell who viii 60 this evening and do
likewise, viii be entertained; especially
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-24

NEW MUs1C.--We have received from Mr..
Il. P. Danks, the publisher of much excel
lent music, the "col Ellsworth GallOpade, I"
e very beautiful piece, arranged for the piano
by 'sCalixa Lavallee." The cover is ele-
gantly illustrated with colored pOrtrsit Of
Col Ellsworth supporting the American
Flag.
Blr. Danke has made extensive arrange
ments for bringing out music in very su-
perior style of which this and other recent
pieces are fair samples.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-24

Col. De VILLIERs.-COi. De YiliierS, q
the 1Ith Ohio Regiment, is said to be with
Co.'s Woodruff and Nef, prisoner at
Charleston, Va. These officers hearing
cheering at the engagementat scarey Greek
end suppOsing that the rebels we're routed
got into skiff, rowed across the river and
walked deliberately within the enemy
lines, where they were captured.
They are said to be well treated BY the Sc
session officers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-24

Col. WILoox.-The telegraph reports OF
the Manassas affair contained news Of the
death Of Col. Wilcox, of the First Michigan
Regiment. subsequent dispatch contra
dieted this report, and stated that he was
only seriously wounded. The Toledo train
Yesterday afternoon, brought down the wife
and brother Of the injured officer, who are
on their way to Washington 70 render such
care ss only near and dear friends can be-
stow. Dig -1-l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-24

YER4 AsToNIsHNo.--A firm in Williams
port, n. Y, advertise as an e Astounding
Scientific Discovery" DsBylant's Teeth
Creator " for al Of any age, who have lost
teeth, which viii cause single tooth or .
fuIi set 70 spring up. Good. We know q
msn who is trying it on reke with favor
able hopes Of success. f..s h.hs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-24

Calvin Goddard has been appointed
Assistant Comnissary, with the rank Of cap
tsirg IA take effect from the 18th Of May,
1851, and Is afsigned 70 the Peymaster Gem
ersls department
The above probably refers to Mr.. Goddard
Of this city. ~ e
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-24

WAoOzs sOR TIE ARnT.-cOl, J.P. Ross,
Of this atty, has purchased two hundred
wagons for the army in Virgins, and will
send forward to Clarksburgh-one hun-
dred tonight and one hundred tomorrow
night. These wagons are manufactured In
this city and the immediate vicinity. .eo'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-24
0gsters.

TS MALTBY'S OYSTER DE
VI POT Qais Bolt MAltby'sl GIL a AAD
. VIII BB REOEfYED DALLR
Wroua his sgtablishmont In Baltimore-put up n
~ md warranted freeh and gooo q 70 sale. ,l
a-icS O7Tser1, and eardinea Eeps constantly a
asl;,-o,.. No-7 York ana Princes Bay sh u OF
t-.--.l---iii t's rsI.slVed daily b. Arrraal.
- Cl1cTTas Tor sale hy the barrel. trrl
". ". GAINES, Agent.
~ Ho. 90 suDsEioT ulTset, Olsvelaads 0,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-24
a ebelaneh 70 Mary Elephnt

give you good black eye last thersdsy
and if you think that you hant satishde as
you sead you would 60 on the nights and
ieht me and / viii 20 next wensday for /
think that can whip you the best day you
ever sea for me and my pet is the cock OF
ehamplain ct and my seconds is William
and elisa Msloy and you may get " no you
pleas. Mary Smith to Mary elePhent.
Mistress Elephant, nothing backward to
battle for the honor of her house and name
has returned favorable answer, and the
appeal to arms will be made this afternoon
at the locality Aforesaid.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-24

Mar OF THE SEAT OF WAR.-HGWks 4
Brother have Monks Map Of the seat of war
exhibiting the surrounding county, the ap-
proaehes to the Capitol BY river and land
and the forts situate on the coast. The map
is on large scale, and gives the princiP al
part Of Eastern Virginia.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-24
I1MIsCELLANEoUs.

We clip the following items from the Detroit Ad-
Vertiser of the 18th
n Ny to a. 4 hiowing fresh from the latter quar-
ter during the aftsInoon. QuitS a numbee OF lows
are detained her in consequence, bound up
- FoR LIGHT HousEs The Canadian propeller
Whitby len to-day with oil and other supplies for
the Liet Houses along the Canada side Of Lake HUI
ron, as far as COllingwopd.
WAITISG FOR WIND.-SOme eight or ten vessel
h iyl, been lying ut anchor short distance below
tue city 4 day OF two past, awaiting Hhtft Of the
wind TIL, prefer taking their chances OF the
weather, Father than engage the services OF tnga 70
tow them up.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-24
MORNlNGLEADER.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, JULY9l Isa'.
NRW ADVKRTTaRDTRNFa,

}, Stair a sOn-Turnip Seed.
A. NJ. Porry-Flour.
J. Stair 4 son-EeW Honey.
Frank Lyneh-orelshton zouavos.
J. Stair & ssn-Dublin Mustard.
=. B. wadhans-sals Of Cherry Lumbar.
Guitar sOn-Auetion sale Of Furniture, &c.
Isaae A. ISaacs-Olothlng.
Hover 4 Hibes-Dry Goods.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-24

LIBERTY zOukyEs, ATTENTION Ia Gpeeia
Business Mee,ing.-YOu are hereby notified
to report at the ArmOry this "wednesday,
evening, July Path, at N O'Clock precisely
on business Of importance. Every membel
is expected 10 be present. N
By order Of W, 3. PoLYBLAEK,
~ Commandant
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-24
HUFFALO 1IARKRT.-JnIy 93.

By TELkGRAPH.l
FLOUR-Market steady.
WHEAT-Market dull and parties apart. Sales
1900 bush Green Bay club At s5c; 40 bush white
Canada vt Sl,09.
CORN-Nsrket easier Sales 1880 bush It a2ci
$50 tuBh at Sic.
CANAL FItEIGHFs-lO1So on corn Ike on
LAKE INIP0RTs-7,OOO bbls -four; 5000 bus
Whe Il; q. or bush corn.
CANAL. EXPORTS-5,OOO bbls -four; 81, coo bu
wheat; It9OUO bush corn; 60O bush oats; 700 bush
har
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-24
BLOOD fOODi
blood E'QoDIli


10 al auGsring from Oonsumptions tneipient or
Confirmed, or trom debility Of any kind; Il Eom
mental or nervous pFostratiOn, brought on BY any
foause; or from scr0fulous complaints; or from dis
5sases Of the kidneys bladder and 10 Ladies' Hu-
aring any OF tho many distressing complaints their
AK srs liable TO- and which engender Consumption,
TIE BLOOD EOOD
EsRdsred a. q Certain sud kellsble hemedy: Diuer-
FTa IN every particular from the patent medicines Of
fks fBT Il Il chemical cor blnation q IRON il.
PHUR and PR0SPHQRys, ofvery great worth, and
many hundreds beg glad and grateful testimony %
fhe bsneiits it hGsc ,ferred on them.
OHURUR 4 DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New York,
consequences u fraud attempted HpOn ths Publioi
shsnFed the color Of the Cutgide wrapper rom RID
tqIToW: and increased The size Of the bottle to 3
oufcss Be very cautious IN buying to see that the
csiufle Of their ignaturo is the outside Of the
rErapper all others are cou lseriefts In cohBe-
Saece Of the large demand tCF this ertioley the 1ol-
oRing druggists have al ordered and received sup
rIioa 81 the new kind, via:
ClsaS A. Kimban, WHl- 81. FRENCH J. b. uAyess
~ ssanielB, and samuel Kiddsr Ir., Lowell.
nEio sb25:dsE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-24

KnLED BY THE ARs.-ThursdAy afternoon
a young boy named Anderson got on the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh train at Beaver
When the train started the boy jumped off,
but from some cause fell between two carr
and one of them passed over his body
cutting him nearly in two.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-24

DIsxAarLED.-The steamers Crescent City
and Queen of the West, which are lying at
Buffalo, have been stripped Of their elegant
furniture, portion of which, about one
third, has been sent here TO be sold: .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-24

~ FOx's celebrated Farina Crackers,
", R. Cheese Dried Apples, Salt, Akron
Water Lime Flour, and geneial assOrt-
ment Of groceries, can be found at George
spragus's, oviatt's Exchange, foot Of supe-
rior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-24


EER FIRN.-Mr. Josiah Stacey, 50 long
and so we'll known TO ell lovers of the sweets
of life, has retired from business, having dis
posed of his Confectionery and Ice Cream
Rooms 10 Messrs. Mould & Hogan. Mr..
Stacey, by uneeasing perseverance and
activity during long period, hes built up a
most successful business, which we are glad
TO know has been very remuneratiTe.-
Messrs. Mould & Hogan, who heneefOrth
will minister to the wants of this commune
ty, are we'll known TO all Cleveland. Both
are young men, enterprisng and industrious,
and the former reputation enjoyed by the
concern will fully meintain its high stand
in their hands. Mr.. William Mould has
had experience in the business, and is well
acquainted with its minutie. The new firm
viii retain its old employees, and will give
during the coming season especial attention
to providing supPers for parties. What
stacey's ice cream has been, Hogan 4
Mould's is now; ditto cigars, and ditto
everything.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-24

HEAvE sHlPHESr OF BUTTER ron VASE
moFOx.-The Union Line Express sent
forward SIX tons Of choice butter for the
Washington msrkst this morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-24

PKrnY IuY1SrRT.-Ths members Of Perry
Infantry are ordered to meet at their ARM
Ory this wednesday, evening at o'clock
for drill. PER oRDER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-24

PLEASURE TR1P.-The fine steamer North
Star, Capt. Sweet, leaves this evening for a
pleasure excursion to Lake Superior. 4 find
hand viii accompany the expedition.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-24
Il H RnInMnNS0N.
Y. n IO4IOI-A14N
PraeEeaI and Scientific OP6eiGA,

FrdcticGI 0ld 6cleltyt UPbcl04
Ksops thelsrgest assortment Of the most improved
firi-- 81 spFC7FAOLES. All his GLASSES, Ehethef
7r near or Ar sighted, ere ground under his oHn
ln1pscfion hy machinery ofa new con1traetoni with
eurnr Weakness UiEzinsss or IL Inflammation ol me
iETeF and imparting strength for long reading OF
Mr' Soiomonson would hsretnform the public that
- sFsr srnploys any one Ia the sale Of bis Lenges.
ozI% Eigo, splendid as8Ortlnsnt ofbtL GhAbSAb5
NTOR09C0PES, COHPASSES, &C. On hand.
- ~ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain
5-Ti0r-sIS. 20 supsrior street, under Amerioan
ucf.s mallsdhW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-24

~ The price Of She MoRnEs LEADEA to
news agents Is One Dollar and Fifty Cents
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
The postage on the LHADER, 10 Nswu
Dealers, is one-iourth Of cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties remitting
postage stamps should send Us one and three
cent instead Of larger denominations
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-24
MMEROTAL.
n, EVe1IND W1RKFT-JuIy 2a

FLOUR-BabF 30 bbls red double extra at e.
s-4, and 40 bb1s family extra at g. 80
WHEAT-Uhehangod. Sales cars new ct ESQ
and cars old ct sOc. all on track
CORN-Quist at Soo-no sales.
OATs-Qulst at 22o.
HIGHWINEs-salss Of a bbis at iic, and 50
do at l4ko.
EGGs-salOs at Sc. The market Fouains dull
at that figure.
DRIED APPLRs-sAlO ofS, bbls at &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-24
Aattiotl Sales.

NOTICE.-NOTICE IS HERE
~ ~ gisen tha. we shall sell az Public An.
5lo9 ~ the ilfpot Of The O., o. 4 o. B. B. Al BeTea
setslon On thnrsday, August lst 1851 a. 10 o5cioc
~. on sai dsTi the following property, 10 Wit:
., lily one and threa-f ,urths tons az BFRTa
GRIND SION IS, a. the property Of s n Eichefd-
son 10 fatihly iis the same n avor III b ~
siearns 4 Co, for S344,ln
200 =. NJ I'd. sTEARNs.
Survivors Of ,. d. stearns & Co.
Dsfeas July Is, ihol iulFlo.sif
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-24

~H II. h. Willis, opposite the post Otaes,
has rnceived Godey's Lady's Book, Hapsrs',
LIE BontOn, PstersOn's and Atlantic Monthly
Magazines for August.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-24

DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of COnnec1cu
The-ersafnasaral Bone Settler. Ntl '
.Dr Stephen Sweet, of COnnecticu'
IL known all over the United States.
DIR. Stephen Sweet, of Connection
fs ms aufhor Of 'Dr. Sweets IntilIibls Linimsnt
Dr.. Sweets InfallibIe Imminent
ourss Rhsunatism and never fAill,
DR.. Sweets lnfallible LinimenI
Ours Burns and scalds Immediately ..lo
DR.. Sweets Lnfallible Linimenf
Is q certain remedy for Neuralgia.
/ DR.. Sweets Intallible LinimeDt
Ia the best remedy for sprAina and Bruises oi
! DR.. Sweet S Infallible Linimen
Cures Headache immediately and never faila-
| DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Aaoras immediate rsisffOr Piiss, and seldom ala.
IDr, Sweets Infallible LInlmeni
Cursa TOOthAehs In one minute.
iDr Sweets Infallible Linimen1
Curss Outs. Wounds Immediately, having no scar
lDr. Sweets Infsllible LinimenI
Il the best remedy for Sores IN the known world
lDr. Sweets Infallible Linimeni
has been ussd b. mere than milliQn people an
ell praise Il. ru
DR.. Sweets Infallible LinimenI
IH truly 'riond IN need s. and every family sho'
have Il at hand. - ..--f-a : 49,
1 DR.. Sweets Infsllible Linimen'
TgEbr nale b. all Druggists. Price 8 cents.
RICHARDSON B co.,
1 aspfg7.dkvR15 Sole Proprietors, Norwich Ct.
For sale By Strong ArmstroRg Sole AssnS 70
cleveland. Z ! -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-24

~We congratulate our readers upon the
diseoverT OF q sure cnre f0r RheumEtisma Gout and
TeursITin and All Mer urial Diseases, which te el-
fsced without the CT internal medloinesi Whlcl
DESTROY the constitution and give temporary RELIEF
oniV In fact, Il ig the only known remedy enoeing
a rarfsct cure and we feel warranted, rom It's re-
oomIneudations IN calling the attention OF the ai-
fiCted and those having friends Enlering RON keeur
mstigu Cout or Neuralgia or the pornicious etects
of NsrrurT 70 the advertisement in smother column
Of our nsper OF Dr. Lclaud's Anti -Bheumatic Band.
1l-eold By Wm- f1SA T. Oisveiand. U. iebze
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-24
-OsWRGO nIARKKT-JuIy ea.


FLOUR-MRrket steady at s., 20 for fancy.
WHEAT-scarce and market frm-no sales.
CORN-Market steady. sales last night 1900
bush Illinois at 34c.
Other grains quiet
CANAL FREIGHTS-Steady -four 2sc; wheat
Sc and corn &c, to New York.
LAKE IMPORTS-6,5OO bush corn.
CANAL, RXPORTS-I,O4i bbla -four; 1850 bu
wheat; 6O,5OO bush corn; GAO bush rye.
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OhIDANHU UL1LIL n - lII lEIf
lBY TELEeRAPH.l
FLOUR-Markst has declined 5t9lOc.
WHEAT-Market &c lower sales at 6T165c for
No. l. anu SIC for No. in store
CORN-MArket lc lower. Sales at &c for mixed
IN store
OATS-Market STEADY.
RECEIPTS-s,2O0 bbls four 5000 bu wheat.
29T, ,aaO bush orn.
SHIPRg ENTS-s,3O bills -four; 2, 900 bu wheat
ll2, 900 bush corn
FhEIGsHTH-kdvanned1 1c; engagements at 4Zc
on corn, &c ON wheat to Buffalo.
RXCHAH SE-Hew YORK &c discount for gold.
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THK Was OF TIE MAETs.-A difficulty
arose few days since between Mary Smith
and ditto Elephant" in which recourse
was had to the weapons with which nature
had provided each combatant. The result
not being fully determined thereby, the fol-
lowing ''chalangh" has passed between the
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stmr May Queen, Yiger, Detroit.
Stmr. Cry OF BuftlO, Perkins, Buffalo.
Brig IrOQuies, Becker, Detroit.
Schr. Dawn, POlhanns, Ogdensburgh, l40 tons coal
Schr, Palo Alto, Slydeld, POrI Huron.
Schr Island City, Titus, Port Clinton.
Schr. Day spring, Smith, Port Huron.
Schr ForSarder, Nc DOwAld, Eri-, 2s Al lumber.
schr Juo. Web er, Young, Marquette.
Schr Unitn, BarrUWs, Port BurWeiL
SlOop Harlequin, Brady, Toledo, % tons erOCkerJ
& tons pig iron.
Sow RoYer, Grant, Saudusky.
~oow lien White, CASSIDY, Detroit, 80 tons coal
scow Mary I'd Lucy, Burke, Detroit, 80 tons Goa
ScoW Industry, Morgan, Detroit. lO5 tons coal.