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NEW YORK mARKRT-JuBs "a.

lBr TELEGRAPH
FLOUR-Market heavy aud s9iOc ger bbl lower,
with modsrafe demand for export aud limited home
trade inquiry. Market closing heavy.
sales ars u on bbls S4,28i3, Tor superhne state
western; A,5Oa4,90 for common 10 medium eTtrn
WESTERN S5,aE95,31 Tor shipping brands extra round
hooPed ohio; 5,H46,6 for trade brands do.
CANADA RLOUR-NIarket lower With only a
moderate buslntss doing. sales are go bbls at
StS5al. rs ioT Inferior to choice extra
CORN mkAL-ln moderate request. Sales are
$50 bbls at S2,ss4Or jersey $50 for BrandyWine in
WHIsKY-Msrket without material change,
but more doing. Sales are 400 bbls at l6c, and %
WHRAT-Market heavy and ia2o lover, with
moderate business doing for export At ths decline.
sais are 2l,sOO bush Chieago spring at eos lf@l,W;
1900 bush northwestern club az Sl,n6dI,O7; H,i00
bush Racine spring at Sl,tgal,lO; 5000 bush MIL
Wnnkeo club ~ SO,9D0l,i 70; % so bush amber Iowa
@l,I2; 300 hush white Canada at gI,z7; 600 bush
white western at Sl,24aI,S0.
RYE-Seares and firm. Sales are 1000 bu prime
BARLBY-Market dull and nominal At
CQHN-hArke. has advanced lc per bush With
good home trade and fair export demand. Sales ars
40 o bush 81 43@49c tor interior to prime new mixed
WESTERN SOC for very choics do; &652c Tor yellow
OATs-Msrket duh at 2s9sIc for Western and
Canadian; 3l@s2e for State.
PORK-Market dull, heavy and declining. Sales
are 800 bbla At Sl5,O Tor mess; SlnO0for D. ime.
BEEF-Msrket dull, with trihing sales at S4,O
9S4s5O ior country prime, Shs0Ga,0O for country
mess, S5IUE9l0,DO for repaeked mess; SIO,oO9u,W
PRIME MESS BERF-Markst quiet and nom.
BEEF HAhis-Msrket rules quiet at s12,OS
OUT MEATs-Mprket rule dull at 6Ss%o for
shoulders, 6G6fc for hams.
BACON-Quiet and unchanged.
LARD Market dull, With trining sales at 81
BUTTRR-seuing at 7&@IsO for Ohio; zH@lso
.CHEgsE-MArkst steady at 2a7c. as IN quail.
itY.
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bLUUU FuUUI
BLOOD Eo0Dl

TO ell suffering IRON Consumption, ineipient or
confirmed, or iron debility OF any klndi cr from
mauisl or nervous prostration, brought on BY any
ause or from scrolalous COMPLAINTS or nom dis
ases 81 the kidneys or bladder and % Ladies gut-
tsrinF RnY OF the many dlstrosEing complaints their
iar are hahk 70, and which enEenoer Oonsumpuioni
TEL BLOOD FOOD
l. qSared e. q Certain and Reliable remedy. Dtner~
lag IN ever particular tfom she patent medicines OF
the day, it La chemical cor oination 4 lROAse SUI
hun and PHuSfHuRos, oiFoTy great worth, and
many hundreds bee sdandE grateful testimony TO
The benefits Il ha4c 1erro1 on them.
OHURCa 4 DUf0ETt Ns Broadway New York,
srs the soia propriesors Of the article, and have IN
consequence q a fraud attempted upon the public
haRgedthe color Of The outside vrapper nom REe
yunoes. Be very cautious in buying TO see that the
hcsimils q their SIGNATURE Is on ths outside Of the
Erspner, a. al Others are cuu ,terieifa. In eonas-
luenca d tho larse demand ir thia articls, tbs iol-
bEins drcggists have all ordered and received sup
RiieE ofthe new sind, VIZ:
Ohas. A. klmbail, Nm. Il. French J. n. Hayes,
A. Stanisla, aud samuel kidder sr.s Lowell,
81 SID b. Wm. FiSKE, Drugsi + Cleveland,
ShiO- Ob25sdAW
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coxPAETB CLEvELAED GRATs.-This COM
parry Organized since the departure Of the
Grays, held an election for officers last even
ing, with the following result:
Captains. H. Burt.
First Lieutenant. s. White.
Second &C. 8. Hobbs.
Third A. A. Adams.
Orderly s~ergeant-C. L. Clark.
secord Sergeant, T. Goodwillie Third
Sergeant, w. W. Goodwin; Fourth Sergeant,
II. L. Frisbie.
First Corporal, T. A. Sanford Second
Corporal, ]. B, Parsons Third Corporal, f.
". saekriderj Fourth Corporal, H. NJ.
Chaplin.
Quartermaster-James Hill.
commissa=y-William Edwards.
After the election the company was form
ed, and headed by ~sargent's Band, paid &
visit TO the newspaper establishments. They
called on the Leader about half-past II,
and coming to a front before the Office, the
Band played in magnificent style the 4" Star
spangled Banner" They then visited the
Herald, where the band played "Home,
Sweet Home" From there they adjourned
to the Weddell for refreshments, upon in
vitation of Capt. Sanford of the sPrngus
Cadets. After refreshments, three cheers
were given for Capt. s. and his company,
and the Band sersnsded Col. Ross of the
Weddell. The Grays then returned to their
Armory.
The Grsys are composed of some of the
best men Of our city, and are in every par
t~icula..r q fine company, worthy TO be the
representatives at home of the noble men
whose gallant conduct at Vienna is a source
of praise by all. May they seek ever to
emulate the example set by their older
brothers in arms.
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TIE DEMAND FOB HGvELOoEs.-A commu'
nication to the New York Evening Post
represents the pressing need Of HaEelOcks
that still exists among tho soldiers at Wash
ington. The writer says " Having visited
Washington within the last week, where my
attention was called specially to the imme-
diate necessities Of our troops, I am pre-
pared TO state, upon the authority Of pat
riotic and influential citizens long resident
at the capital, that the demand for Have
locks was 50 pressing as at the present
time. The impression has become quite
prevalent thst a surplus is remaining on
hand, which, of course, has led to a division
Of labor upon other articles meanwhile,
the number of troops ordered into service is
greatly on the increase, and hence an unex-
pected demand has been created, so that our
soldiers are pleading for supplies, and are
unable to procure them at any price"
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FoURFH OF july At BEUEsvToK.-The cit
izens of Brunswick, at q meeting recently
held in the Town Hall, resolved to celebrate
the Nations birth day the coming Fourth of
July, and have extended an invitation TO
Senator Monroe who has accepted, and will
deliver an Grafton on that occasion. All are
invited to be with US on that day and coop
crate in making it a festival long to be re-
~membered. We ask our neighbors in adj
joining townships to bring some of the sub
s~tantials for feeding a hungry multitude
Thousands are expected from old Medina and
Cuyahoga counties. A Federal salute at
sunrise, and a National salute sher the ora
ton, will be fred by the Brunswick Gun
Squad. By order Of Committee.
]. P. LISHEL.
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SpetiM Aotasa
NnrEFR,s nan THis.


Tho following q AZ sTtraet nom . letter gdttep
BY the pastor Of q BaptiIt Church % tho journal
and Messenger Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks vol
umas Ia iavOr Of that Wayid-geaoVnsd medicine, Of
HaA WH5bow'S sooraENe araUr Fos oHuDaEE
rEETHENat
eve see en- advortsSomantlu yo1f ooiuuna mra-
Winsiou's soothing Syrup. koE w nayeE said 9
Eord In tavor Of a patent mvdioine before On oar Liz,
but W holoompoiiudt 70 SAG % youF raadera thatthia
10 humbuE-EB HAys zHrEB 4, AID EEoW n 70
paLE IT cLArns. u a probably, one Of the most
ooassfd mcdicines Of tbs day. because L q one Of
ths bosL And those Of your roadau EhohaVe babioa
can't DO better than 70 lay "a supply"
Sc sdvrrtissmen IN another oolumn. seusR8
FRIEED IN NERD. TRT ~.
On. SWEEr's lSrAEImLE EnTEExT q procured
non the rscips Of Dr.. stephen Sweet. Of Con.
nooticut the great bons-sstt1r, and has been usodtn
lii practioe Rr tie last twenty Toars With tho most
astonishing suocsa. As an e1ierual remedy Il q
without q rival, md WI alleviate pain more spsed-
~ than n other rrepNrasio1. Der an Rheumatic
End Hsrvo- Disotdcrs it l tfulF inaiiihle and asa
curative Cor Sores, Wounds, s~Praius, hruiaea, a.,
is soothing, hoaline, aud poe Tfal STRENGTHENING
EropsTties, ozolbs re uEt vonasf and astonshmsnt
u all who have over slven Il 3 trial. Over tour
nandred oortiAcstos u remarkahle cures, Pe5 iormcd
bT if within ths last two years, ATTEST this net.
FoFsals By Strong 8 Armstrong and VIM. kisse.
A.. .a-.-a-.n.,e
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tbs LADIES AND OUR CITY M~nITARY.-It is
a noticible feature at the nightly drills Of
our city military, that large numbers of the
most respectable ladies of our city are in at
tendence, and the greater portion of these
usually remain throughout the evening
his compliment is deserved by our city
soldiery, who manifest a commendable de-
gree of pride in the study of "the tactics"
and improve rapidly in the science.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-25

A CLEVELAND Boz WITH GIN. LYON.-Mr.
William H. H. Pease, formerly of this city,
where his family now reside, but more re-
Gently a resident of St. Louis. No., is now
serving in the army which is being SO gal
lantly led forward by Gen. Lyon in Mis-
souri,. He is in Company E, First Regi-
ment, Col. Blair.
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SEVERE FALL-Two of the men employed
in building the store No. ll6 Superior street,
A. NJ. Perry's old stand, yesterday afternoon
fell from the second story to the street floor,
in consequence of the giving of something
upon which they were standing. Fortunately
neither of them vera seriously hurt, though
both were somewhat bruised.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-25

~ Best quality carbon oil at fOrty-hve
cents per gallon; extra lubricating oil TWEEN
ty-fve cents per gallon.
Old H~amburgh and new cheese, dried
peaches and epPles, can be found at George
sprague's, Wholesale Grocer, oYiatts Ex-
chanra-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-25

Os PARADE.-The Zouave Light Guards,
Capt. Robertson, were out last evening on
dress parade, and made a very good appear
snce. The ranks of the Company are fill
ing up, and 1--WE doubt not by the Fourth
they will be second 10 none in numbers and
drill.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-25

STRAWBERRY FEsTIvAL.-There will be q
Strawberry Festival and Donation Party,
for the benefit of Rev. VIM. II. Brewster,
pastor of the University Heights Congrega-
tional Church, at the Cleveland Institute
this Tuesday, evening, the 25th inst. All
are invited.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-25

NEws AT MATsoN's-Harper's Weekly, N.
Y. Mercury, Leslie's Illustrated, Police Ga
zette, Waverly Magazine, Post, Spirit, &c.
Also, Vanity Fair, Peterson's Magazine, for
July, and many other late papers, can be
had at MatsOn's, opposite the Post Office,
today.
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I. M s0LOMONsON,

Practical sd Scientific 0H6c5aaB
Essus theIargest assortment Of the most improved
ri13s ~ SPEyTACLEs. An his GiasseEs Whether
~ 90 an ar sighted, are ground under Ms owl
insneorion. by machinery offs new onstructGn Will
the greatest care, 50 a.. 20 suit ne eye IN - ~
FTes, and iupartins strength Tor long rseaihs o.
Al -soiomonson would hsreinfcrm ths public t1at
IL never empioyB any one in the sale Ct bis bensss-
So AlaD. a splendid rtmentofs dLAoSAo
sT~ICR0Sg0PFs COMPRISES, &C., on hand.
~ARTIFICfAL YRS inserted without paAh,
e perfect IS usturel- -,
-. mGIlsdhE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-25

The price Of The MORSSa LElDEGfO
nsvs agents Is oas Dollar and Fihy Cents
par hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
The postage on tho IE1DER, 70 News
Dealers, is One-fourth ofa cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties remitHng
postage Stsmps should send Us 4 and three
cent instead Of larger denominations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-25

AIT AT A W /,
once over Mould & Eumssn's Store
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-25

- Our typos made our Washington Cor
respondent say "Haversacks" instead of
" Havelocks." Hope our Vineyard street
contemporary is satisfied with this explana-
tiou.
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MnIrARr.-The Seventh and Tenth Reg
iments, at Camp DennisOn, were fully arm
ed and equipped Sunday. They are under
marching orders, and expect to leave to-day
or tomorrow. Destination, beyond Bellaire,
as vet unknown. TAO
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1851.
July APPOINTMENTS.
RELIEF TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR. s. G. CLARK,
GERMAN REFORMED URIPATHIO
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Gan Be- consulted az the following times and places.
viii be At bis Odoe, No. 8. Garden street, CleTs-
land, o., the last week ofeaeh and every month.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-25

FoR LAKE SUPERIoR.-The steamer Iron
City, Capt. Turner, leaves this evening from
Hussey & McBride's dock for Lake Superior.
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MIsCELLANEoUs

DEPTH or WATER AT THE SAULT.-Ws have TeeelV-
ed from the Engineer Of Public Works at sault 81.
Marie, @ W., q duly attested document certitElns
the depth Of water at The dock az that place. This
is shown 10 be 10 teet at the QUEER end OF %. wharf,
ana n feet, 10 feet in towards the shorA Inc dock
has a frontage Of hfty feet on the rtTer.-Dsh0H Id
EeFtiser.
The following items are from the Detroit AdTsr-
dssr ofyesterday ~
AeRoUND.-A fore-and-aft vessel, bound down
grain laden, is reported aground on the Flats
Name unknown.
BARK ALEKAEDER, CCanadian,J trect from Liver
pool, passed up this evening.
BUstEEss.-There is a slight Improvement In lum-
Der and staTe treights, owing TO the scarcity OF YES
sells st this point Tor the past ten or twelve days
SCHOONER LEwIs CAss len this evening with a car
20 u stsves, taken on st the Detroit and Milwantes
Railroad dock. The schooner COmley IL also taxing
on a like cargo at tie same place.
PRoPELLKR REscUE.-Ths steam propeller Rescue
arrived here yesterday morning from ColtngWood,
from which point she has, for the East two years,
been plying 10 Fort Williams, Lake superior, car
rTing the British Northern Mail. Want Of sunaeient
patronage has caused Der, we learn, TO abandon the
route. She viii pro ably engage In towing either
here OF on the lower Lake.
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MAR E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
EHTEKED-June q.
Stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit
Stmr. Western Metropolis. Goldsmith, Buffalo.
Stmr. Illinois HalOran, OntonRgon.
Prop Portsmouth, Bond, from Dunkirk to SAM
dusky.
Prop. Michigan, Chapman, ogdensburgh.
Prop. Potomac, Gebhard, Buffalo.
Schr. Fame, BlOsier, Sandusky.
Schr. Waurecan, McEwan, BuflO.
Schr. Speedwell, Bennett, Buffalo.
Schr. City Belle, Thompson, Port Clinton.
Schr. Crinoline, Green, Toledo.
Schr. Surprise. Morrison, Oswego.
sehr. Trial, Wallace, Detroit.
Schr. X. Dart, thompson, OswegO.
Schr. Isabella. Ddreaugh, Kingston.
DCh-. %oros 1Iarri->ss Aa=P-Eh
sehr. Arabian, Baylan, Toronto.
Sehr. Ellen White. Cassidy, Hamilton.
Sloop Harlequin, Brady, SRudusky.
ScOw CO ster. Blodget, Detroit.
ScoW Anne, Mayer, Port Huron.
A
Stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit.
Sfmr. Western Metropolis, Gildsmith, HuhaiO.
Prop. Potomac, Gebnard, Chicago.
Prop. Michigan, Chapman Ogdeusburgh.
Schr. Waurecau, McEwan, Buffalo.
Schr. Fame. Blosier, Sandusky.
Schr. City Belle, Thompson, Port Clinton.
Schr. Swan, Beach, Detroit.
Schr. r. barr, thompson, Marquette.
Schr Surprise. Morrison, Marquette.
Schr. Ellen White, Cassidy, WyandOtte.
S.hr. Trial, Wallace, Port Huron.
Schr. Meridian, Flood, Detroit.
Schr. Australia, Anderson, Buffalo.
5chr. Union, Barrow, Port Burwel
Schr. e e. Butts, McAuley, DIderich.
SioUp Harlequin, Brady, Sandrhky.
Scow LIllsy, Provancha. Sandusky.
Scow Juno, Duddleson, Windsor.
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COMM ERCIAL,
CLEVELAND MARKRT-Juno "a.

CLEVELAhD MAHkET|une "a.
FLOUR-Quiet. Small lots Of double extra red
sold at Si,37K.
WHEATON, and lower. No sales are report
ed and We can give no exact quotations.
CORN-sOme sales are reported Of shipping lots,
but no prices are given.
OATS-Lower. Sales st % snd &c on track.
HIGHWINEs-steady with sales at l4c.
EGGS-HAys advanced and sales arc reported at
loc.
~HIDRS-ouiet at 70.
Other articles unchanged.
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TUX -NALE.
THE HOUSE AND LOT on
Pittsburgh street, known g the Hitchcock
property, being lot One IN Cases addition TO ClEs.
and and lot 90 in Kelley and WslE9rth sukdl-
stsio1- Said property having one hundred teet Naf
on Pittsburgh street and extending back ten rods uc
an alley. The house q large, veil built and conYs-
RAEHET, BAoKUs 8 NOBLE
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2lmtabina.
10 ?. BOW R,
.nR5ASTLSALwmup

PLrMBER and G4s HFFBR
10. Io2 Pub. Square, under Chaplin Hall
Mauufactures and keeps CONSTANTLY on handailktn1a
al PIumbsrs' and Gas fitteri materlaist such e
u-Sr~nta- Bafh-Tubs Water-tiosetsr Wash-StandBi
Rsfb-Do1era, Lead, Galvanized aud Iron Pipe
Eheef Lend, Brass and Iron Ian and torce Pumps,
Hrsn and Plated Faucets ana eleflt1ne nece9Al
foff a. Houses, etorl5 &c. with water end eali on
90 most approved principles
work Warfs1ted anq cone lrncIueAl
Psrtisaaz etsnao1 EFs1 % iobbng nae eo1ntTJ
Ms
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PERsoSAL-Among the strangers in town
yesterday was Charlie MOrshOuse, long
Known 70 all the people Of the lake shore as
for many years the popular Conductor of
he a Couneaut Accommodation" He has
been ~soiourning in the South, and has come
back 70 his old trhmPing ground s0shaks
the bands Of his old friends in this section.
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MORNING
TUFs0IY moRNINo JUNE 3, Is8i.
NEW ADVRRTIsEmENI8.

Or. S. q. uark-July Appointments.
". Q. scOasld 4 OO-ersat Western on Works.
Forest CITY ssrensters-BalL
B. s. Greon-Agents Wanted.
Mu. ProtheroW-s0 Women Wanted.
.. B. Paekard-PalEiolIe Festival.
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TExrs EoR oHIo.-Mesrs. Myrick 4 King,
sail makers on Rive street, are nanufac-
turing for the State Of Ohio 1000 soldiers
tents. They have in the neighbOrhOOd Of
so hands at work.
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FRoN LAKE sCPKRroR.-The steamer Hli-
nois, Capt. Haloran, arrived about 3 y O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. From Mr.. Charles
Atwood, Clerk, we gain the following intel
ligence:
Steamer Illinois left O~ntOnagon june 10th,
at 3 O'Clock A. NJ. Propeller General Tay-
Tor was. there loading and would be ready
70 leave on the Afternoon. of same day. Saw
a black steamer of Eagle River, heading for
Isle Royal, which was supposed to be the
U. s.. survey steamer Search. Arrived at
Portsge Lake at 6 P. Ii. Net steamer
Plannet at the entry, bound up. After Ia
king in cargo, left the following morning,
the 21st, at Q O'Clock. NetPropeller BRckus
off Granite Island. Arrived at Marquette
ct noon steamers y nth stsr and Fea Bird
we're there, the former bound up and the
latter down; barque Nucleus and schOOners
Shook and MiddIesex were there loading.
After completing the cargo, left at 9P- NJ.
o n the 23d; at 9 A. NJ. met steamer Cleve-
land of the Grand Sable; met three sehoon-
ers, namssunknown, between Point Iroquois
end White Fish Point. Arrived ct SAINT at
1P. NJ; schooner St. Paul had just locked
through the canal, bound up. Steamer
Michigan was hard aground a little below
the sault, of Farmers Ridges" where she
had lain several hours. Net sehooners
/ John Weber and st. Andrews, in Mud Lake,
and another vessel, name unknown, a little
below. Net propeller Northern Light on
the morning Of the 29d, Is miles below
Thunder Bay.
The following is the cargo Of the Illinois ;
Minnesota copper, 81 tons ROckland, II;
Superior, 4 Quincy, lO6. Pewabic ingOt, %
tons Franklin, TO- Isle Royal u. Iron,
100 gross tonsj ss pkgs fshs and miscslla-
neous freight,
The Illinois brought down 40 passengers
While laying in canal lock al Saul, bound
up, aman, name unknown, in attempting
to Jump aboard, struck his side againet 9
guard, fell into the water and was drowned.
he sunk Immediately, and as it was in The
evening, no assistance could be rendered.
He was a ~half-breed, and had been cooking
on Che tug Eclipse.
The illinois leaves gain for Lake Superior
lto-morrow evening. 1
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GOLD N &C. &C,
Also lust oreaed a hssusifnl lot ri
n n Nj n II q

with Bands, Lool te., % mslch. C0ids and Tas-
sels IN endless defy. Paper Hanging dcno az
short notioe bysxpsrisnced Forkmen,And a reason
able rate
ing and ~annishing AZ air aud nmunsatve rats.
n yAktslAk 60.
% oar largs stoak. maFA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-25

~ Harper's Weekly, n. Y. illustrated,
Frank Leslies, N. Y. Mercury, and other pa-
pers for this week. at Hawks & Bros.
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Lrnu4. HlsrsoE's sRoED.-Ths Washing
ton correspondent Of the Cincinnati Com
merciaI Gays that The part Of Lieut., HamP-
son's sword which was shot sway was driven
into the corner Of a doggery at Vienna, fol
the COnfederates 70 knock their glasses
svainst as they took their whisky.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-25

Matson, opposite the Post Office, de-
.iiyers alIthe New York dailies at New York
prices. Gallon him,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-25

RT W. L. Marvin, No. AZ 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, TorreF's Patent Four
Minute Ice Cream Freezer, Bird Cages, Cock
ing Stoves, Enameled Crates, House Furnish
ing Goods and all the best kinds of Fruit
Cans and Jars.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-25

WISE-we call special attention to the
sale, by o. Gutter & Son, of native wine this
day; that the same is made by james
H~oughton, of East Cleveland, whose repu-
tation for q pure article is %undoubted.
Sale at 10 o'clock A. N. this day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-25

HuRR.H FoR OH1ol-Wanted Immediately
200 good seamstresses to make tents. At
sauford's Hall, West side.
d S. f. DOUGLASS.
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R-EPRIeERAToRs - WATER = COOLERS = ICE
CREAM FREEzERs.-TEelve different sizes and
patterns, for sale at manufaeturers' prices,
for cash, by W. P. FOGe. myH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-25

~ TIE ANxUG BASKET CONVENTION Of
the 1. o. Good TemPlass will be held in
Brecksville, on the 25th inst. Several good
Speakers will be present, among whom are
the Hon. John R. Williams and Rev. VIII.
Brewster. Also. the Grand Chief will be
with US. Good music is expected. Also, a
good time generally. All Friends of Tenn
perance are invited. J. 81. STRoyG,
u. LEWIS,
". v. GOULD.
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MARRIED.

In HevburRh. on he 10Th inst at the ~Testdenoe
of nc beT. Ur. BOEermAn, Capt. JOHN WAKE OF
Cleveland, 70 JENNIE, second daughter Of the late
Johu Morrison, OF Toronto.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-25

~ Save your ice and drink cool water !
Double lined Ice pitchers for $3.50 each;
double lined wstsr coolers from two to six
gallons. For sale by W. P. FOeG.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-25

ePrOOf of the pudding is in eating it" and
TO Nv the real merits ofa medicine is to test it by
- It 3 fair trial. Every one troubl d with hu-
- n VI arise from impure blood, should lose no
IT, m wing the merits Of Dr.. Viewers Uanker
a1Ts silt r. Num syrup and Cerate.
E-sod b. 7. q. Gaylord, o. s. Maekenzie, Z.
~ s.-r-idor VtronF & Armstrong and Wm. Fisks,
Usveland, o.
WSes AdVertiG Nnent.