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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-03

Doctor Aver whose eminent success in our
city in Throat Diseases, Catarrh and Lung
Affections, has been generally conceded, has
removed from the Weddell House and estab-
Iished his new rooms where he will remain
permanently. The Doctor has leased rooms
in the NOnPareil Block, Is4 Superior Street,
(south side,) near the head Of Bank street,
where he will receive patients daily. His
prices arc very reasonable. It should be re-
membered that the present is the favorable
season to cure this class Of diseases.
394d&w
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A GREAT CURIosITY.-We would call espe-
cial attention to the new sign, at the Angler
House News Depot. Mr.. Geo. W. snediker,
the gentlemanly proprietor, has been at great
trouble and expense to procure this novel
specimen Of workmanship, and it viii repay
any enc to visit the Angler News Depot, to
see this " fine work of art" And while
there don't forget to try one of snediker's ci-
gars. He keeps the best in the city. he
also keeps full supply Of all late papers and
magazines.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-03

THRArRE.-Ths play OF the "sov0h Sis
tsru," which has created quite sensation in
our city, was performed for the second time
last evening to crowded house, and was
much improved both in acting and in the
soenery. The last scene, tho Birth Of the
Butterfly in the Bower Of Ferns" is by far
the most novel and gorgeous sight We have
ever witnessed. The various tints Of color
ing, the sudden transformation from the
abode Of Pluto in the kingdom Of Hades TO
the Fairy Land provided for the future home
Of the Seven Sisters" is a complete tri-
umph in scenic art which has never before
been witnessed in this country. The play is
full Of local hits, and is Of lively and dash
ing character. The female Zouaves in their
drill are quite feature, and received great
applause. The part Of DiavOline, the Cap
tain Of the ZOuavo corps, is performed by
Mrs. Rllsler in splendid style, as also that of
Pluto by Mr.. Ellsler, whose troubles and
trials with his wife and seven rebellious
daughters cause him to leave his abode and
go upon earth to watch their progress. The
most laughable Of all the incidents in the
piece is that of Mrs. Pluto (by Mr. Melon
ough) in the character Of Cupid. Such size,
and such a Cupid, must be seen to be appre-
ciated. We advise all who wish to enjoy a
good evenings entertainment to be sure to
witness the romantic play Of the Seven Sis
tora
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-03

A BEAUTIFUL PAINTING.-We noticed in
Sargent's window yesterday, picture of Mr..
Everett's little daughter, painted by Mr.. J.
Henri Dolph, the well-knOwn Cleveland art
ist. 1t is one Of the finest pictures we have
seen for long time. Mr.. Dolphis acknOwl-
edged to be one of the best portrait painters
in the country, and this new picture cannot
fail to add to his already we'll established
reputation. Do not fail to take look at the
picture as you pass by Sargent's.
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THE ATTACK UPON VICKSBURG /!
THEY DO NOT YET GIVE UPI
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROn SALT LAKE.
sALr LAKE, june 80, via. PACIFIC

SALT LAKE, June S0 via. PACIFIC /
SPRINGS, July, l.
Saturday afternoon the Indians attacked
Lieut. Glenn party of IS men near Rocky
Ridge. Two whites and one Indian killed.
1t is supposed they cut the line.
The same afternoon Indians were seen
along the road from Pacific Springs to
Sweet Water. Col Collins says they are
Sioux and Cheyennes, and number about
four hundred. He could not cross Sweet
Water to follow The stage is stopped for
the present. Indians are seen lurking in
the hills about Pacific Springs.
SWEET WATER BRIDGE, July l.
The Indians are again troublesome, cut
ting the telegraph between here and Paci-
fic Springs faster than it can be mended
Troops start tonight in pursuit of a Sioux
war party supposed to number about 500
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MURDERED.

CINCINNATI, July 2.
Geo. W. Walters, temporarily in charge
Of a gambling house on Baker street, was
murdered in his bedroom last night. The
books of the establishment show that Walt
ers had over four thousand dollars 1t IS
supposed the murderer got this amount, as
no money was found. There are evidences
Of a terrible struggle in the room, although
the Victim was found in bed. The murder
er is unknown.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-03

MORE ABOUT THE Troy FIRE.-The losses
Of the Market Fire Insurance Company, n,
Ph@nix Company, Brooklyn, North Western
Insurance Company, 0swego and Norwich
Fire Insurance Company, Norwich, Conn, by
the late FIRE in Troy, amounting in the aggre-
gate to nearly 100000, were all promptly
adjusted and paid within twenty days there
after. These companies have all large sur
plus left after meeting this unusual financial
draft, and are abundantly able and willing
to meet similar contingencies should they
arise in the future. These companies are
represented in this city by L. D. Hudson,
General Fire and Marine Insurance Agent.
Office in oviatt's Exchange, foot of Superior
street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-03

NEw Way OF PRESERVING Strawberries.
The Chicago Tribune says, = We have just
seen mammoth strawberry of the Triomphe
de GaRd variety, which has beOn elect
rotyPed, % covered with copper, by Messrs.
Lyman & Fish, of So Dearborn street. 1t is a
beautiful specimen Of workmanship. Our
amateur friends who have choice specimens
Of fruit which they wish to hand down to
pOsterity, can have them prepared in this
manner at trihing expense.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-03

ALL ABOARD FOR LAKE SUPERIoR.-The
new and fast sailing steamer Northern Light,
viii leave the dock Of Messrs. Robert Hanna
& Co., tomorrow evening, at 8 o'clock for
Lake Superior. Now is the time to enjoy
the cool breezes of the Upper Lakes, and the
steamer Northern Light is as good boat as
can be found upon the Western waters A
large plumber Of persons have already en-
gagged passage for this trip, and all those who
intend visiting the Lake Superior region, can
not do better than to engage a passage in the
Northern Light. She is fitted up in elegant
style, and commanded by one of the most gen
tlemanly captains on the Lakes. The ware
house Of Messrs. Robert Hanna & Co. will
be open tomorrow Cthe 4th) for the accom-
mediation Of those who wish to ship freightby
this steamer.
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APPEAL FOR VOLUNTEERS.

bUsIUNI July 2.
Gov Andrews has issued a call to the
people Of Massachusetts, 70 I'll up TO the
maximum number all the regiments now
in the field, and for ten to fifteen new vol
unteer regiments, in response to the call
Of the War Department. The Governor
closes his call as follows:
Massachusetts who has never slumbered
nor slept must now arise 10 still higher
efforts, and pledges to all the duties Of pa
triotism with renewed devotion, the in
dividual efforts-the united hearts, heads
and hands Of all her people.
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NORNINGLEADER.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

John Ellslcr-Aoadomy Of Music.
J.B. Glenn q Co-Cheess just received.
Elliott &Co-Wiro Hanging Baskets.
Pine Cones.
Rettbtrg & Hausmann-Trimming Ribbon
Isaac A. Isaacs-The Fair Inoz.
Christian a Marshall-Remoyal.
Cowies 4 Co-Rubber Vest Chains.
Russia Leather Wallets.
"-New Styles Of Jowelly.
The New Tarid.
"-BronEo Clocks.
Horse Race on the ith-Local Notice.
Q. c. Wick & CO-Horse Hay RaSes.
Harvest Tools.
Moor & Dixon-Notes Lost.
s. Mann-Closhing, &C.
Vets & Sayage-For sale.
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COMMERCIAL.
CI,ByELAND PRODUCE MARKET.
MORNING LEADER 0FElUEl
TnnnsnAY MORNIEa, Inly b la1l.

THURSDAY MoHNIEG, July B. 1852.
RT.OIJR-Tho market yesterday was quiet and un-
changed, with but little domand Sales OF 100 Dds
double extra red at sl,62H,
wHEAT-There Is better feeling in the mar
L and priees have advanced Sales Of 1000 bush IN
diana white from store at sO2 1000 bush red free on
beard at 81 90; 1000 bush red from store at slol two
cars mixed amber from track at $780, Ave cars rod
from track at s9c; and one do do at sse.
CORN-Market quiet. Sales Of 200 bush free on
board at 355zc.
OATs-Market steady and unchanged. Sale Of
one car on track at SOC.
MESS PORK-Tho market is very dun and
nominal. We quote at sO,OOalO5O. Sale Of 100 bbla
at the outside.
HITTER market Is duh and unchanged
We quote choice W. Il. at lI@nSc, and common aud
Central at salOc.
ECGS-Dull at SE99c.
CHEESE-Fi at 5'1@6c for W. R.
LARD-In fair demand at 6eG7c.
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A FIsE BANSER.-G. W. CroWell & Co
have just completed beautiful blue silk ban
ner for the Eswburg N. E. Sabbath School,
which is credit to all concerned. It is u
by455I feet in size, and bears upon either
side scroll enclosing the words Z" NeWburg
N. E. Sabbath sehSOl," Bible resting upon
a cushion, and beneath the words, Thy
word is a lamp unto our feet and light unto
our path"
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New Ysrk Life Insurance Company.
CAPTAL-S2,14s. 1898.
L. D. HUDSON, Agent.
0fice-0viatts Exchange, foot Of Superior
street, Cleveland, Ohio, Reilly.

RKFRIoERAToRs, &o.-A large variety Of
the most approved styles of RefrigeratOrs,
Water Coolers and Filters, four-minute Ice
Cream FreeEers, Bird Cages, Fruit Cans and
Jars, just received, and for sale at manufae-
turers' prices at W. L. MARvIN's,
No. 80 south side Public Square.
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PLUMBING.

d P. BOWER, LICNoED PLUMBER
de No. f02 Public Square, Cleveland, Ohio, Man
uiactOrs and Dealers in Bath Tubs, Water Closets,
Wash Basins Pumps, Hydrants, Brass and Plated
Cocks India Rubber Hose, Lead. Galvanized and Iron
Pipe Copper Boilers and Plumbers Materials Of all
kinds.
Bs- City and Country orders for Work promptly
attended to. Repairing solicited, and neatly exc
outed ianT
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100 Superior stree.

New DENTIFRIoE, which cleans, whitens
and preserves the teeth and heals all diseases
of the gums, can be had by calling for Hud-
sons Unrivalled Tooth Paste, at Strong &
Armstrong;, J. H. and A. S. Gorham's N. c..
Brewers, G. W. ClArk's, or any druggists in
the State. If
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OFFICE OPES.-Just returned from the
East with plenty of cash to loan on collateral
securities deposited with me. Office at the
same old stand, 246 Superior street, up stairs.
july1:ss4 h. HAINEs.
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LosT.-On the walk somewhere between
Mould & Hogan's and the corner Of Prospect
and Bolivar streets, roll Of Bank Notes.
The finder will be literally rewarded by leav-
ing it at No. 50 Public Square.
july PIT.
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FoR LAKE sUPERIoR.-The Northern Light
win leave our dock for Lake Superior to-
morrow evening, (the 4th,) at o'clock. Per-
sons wishing to do so can send their freight
to our warehouse to- day at any time.
ROBERT HANNA & Co.
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FROM PORT ROYAL.

NEW YORK, July z.
The steamer Honduras, from Port Royal
Both, reports that the steamer Vanderbilt,
with two schooners in tow, left that place
for James Island to convey our troops back
TO Hilton Head.
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Made when left to be sold at the next State Fair
Sales In September. It is expected eTerJ prominent
manufacturer and dealer VIII Be present a thoso
saIes which viii render unusual facilities TO Mer-
Chants and Growers, who should have their Toolsl
not only on exhibition, but for sale. All wool5 con-
signed 10 Us viii be sold previous 70 that time Ehsl
the owners prices can be obtained.
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COTTON SALE.

Boston, July 2.
An auction sale of Mobile cotton taken
from the prize sehooners Southern Inde-
pendence, Charlotte and Victoria, took
place to-day. Prices ranged from 324c to
874c, according to quality The whole
sale amounted to S128,O00
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Atrial FnR VnETNTEERs.

ALBANY July z.
Gov. Morgan issues to-day a stirring pa
triotic appeal to the citizens, calling on
them to come forward at the call of the
country and furnish their quota towards
the new force of volunteers demanded by
the General Government
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FOURTH OF JuLT.-Go and see the splendid
race between Reindeer, Union Jack and
Cooper, for purse and stake of $500, on the
county Fair Grounds. july3-2942t
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6TATE FAIR.

Liberal Premiums offered BY the State Board On
best ssCripti0us or Wools, should and VIII encourage
choice lots for exhibition from all parts Of the United
States and Canadas Having consented to take charge
Of and arrange such WoOs may Be sent for eXhibl
ton, in building to be devoted exclusively to that
purpose, shall endeavor to make il profitable and
Interesting 70 all exhibitors, and IL Is % be hoped tha
al samples viii be sent early the lst Of August
that sufficient may be provided OF At lslt eL-
hfbitors will advise Of their desire 70 send stating
tho number Of ieeces, bearing in mind that not Les
than twenty viii be entitled 70 premiums Entire
clfps may be sent when sales and premiums aro both
l desired S. n. GOODALE, Agent,
/ nlay2Id&Wis-40l
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RELFAsF OF MR.. FULTON.

DALIIMUhEi JuIJ .
Mr. Fulton was uneonditionally released
from Fort McHenry at 10 o clock last night,
and reached his home at l o'clock this
morning, to the unqualified satisfaction
and 10y of the Union men Of this city.
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suIo1DE.-Liout. Thomas c. Floyd, an old
resident Of Cleveland, and lst Lieutenant Of
Capt Bartletts Battery, 1st Ohio Artillery,
committed suicide on Tuesday last, at the
United States Hotel, Columbus. Lieutenant
, Floyd had been absent from his command
for several months, and was just recovering
from severe illness. He was we'll known
in Cleveland, and was at one time a member
Of the City Council, and for a number of years
he was extensively engaged in the milling
business in this city. A note was found "
ing on the table, in Lieut.. FlOyd's room,
which read as folIows;
seGood-bye dear ones at home, Maggie,
Francis, and Allie" The following notice
Of this sad affair is taken from the COlum-
bus Journal:
Our citizens were somewhat excited last
evening by the announcement Of a suicide, II
being talked Of in whisper tones. The facts
as We learn them, are as follows
Lieut.. Thomas G. Floyd, Of Company q,
First Regiment Ohio Artillery, having been
on sick furlough, came to the city to report
according to the provisions Of the late gene
erRl order. He stopped at the United States
Hotel, and was waiting for his discharge on
account Of disability.
He was accompanied by Sergeant David
son, who came with him to take care Of him,
being afflicted with disease Of some kind,
which gave him great pain. Night before
last he was occupied nearly the whole night
writing letters, but nothing strange was
thought Of the circumstance. Yesterday
morning his breakfast was served at his
A h,. l-.N 20 aknvrora that
he did not need any more, which was under
stood te mean that he had sufficient, as he
was unWell.
In the morning he fmade some excuse to
send his attendant to Camp Chase. He then
locked himself in his room and nothing was
thought Of him until about noon, when the
ehambermaid went to make the bed, and she
found the door locked She went away and
returned a short time afterward, and the
door was still locked, and no response was
made to her rapping for admittanee.
When Sergeant Davidson returned he went
to the room, and finding it locked, he assist
ed a boy to climb through the transept above
to unlock the door, and when opened Floyd
was found lying upon his face, perfectly
dead pistol was found in his right hand,
and upon examination it was found that he
had shot himself in the right side Of the
head, the ball entering just above the right
temple.
We learn that he has wife and children
at Maumee City, and that he formerly resided
in Cleveland, where he had at one time
owned considerable property. Letters were
found in his room addressed to several per
sons in Cleveland And other places. His
friends have been advised Of the sad affair
by telegraph.
Sergeant Davidson arrived in the city yes
terday in charge of the body Of the deceased
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So DR.. Gibson, Professor of Medicine and
Electropathy, cures obstinate eases of Dysp, p
siar Rheumatism, Scrofula, Neuralgia and a
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gansi and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to many formidable cases cured in this
city after other physicians had failed See q d.
vertisement in another column. Office No. lI9,
Seneca street.
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NoRTHERS ONO GRAPE GROWERS soCIETI

NORTHERN ONO GRAPE GROWERS SOCIETY.
The regular meeting of the above named
society was held on the 2lst ult., when letters
were read from Charles Carpenter, Esq, Of
KelIey's Island, and Geo. W. Campbell Of
Delaware. Of the demand for wines, Mr..
Carpenter says that there is no wine left un-
sold upon the Island, except the last years
vintage, and that is not yet really fit for sale.
The discussion Of the day was upon insects
destructive to the vine, and good deal was
talked, and vines with injurious effects ex-
hibited. The interest Of growers being con-
nected with knowledge respecting the grow
ing Of the vine as well as making the fruit
into wine, we cannot see how the society car
we'll help increasing in its number Of mem
bers, as we'll as its value to the public. Al
the last meeting some samples of CataWb1
wine was tested, and also q good Currant
wine from S. h. Bates, Esq, Of this city
(West side). The next meeting win be held
tomorrow Thursday afternoon.
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CHICAGO 1IARKETLJuIv ..

lBT TELEGRAPH.l
FL.Ol IIl-Market firm.
for No. T. " 1'Ss7@
C0RN-Markct dull 3kl94c lower.
q, l PTS-6,2OO bbls -four; 5000 bush wheat;
SalLPlLENTS-7,7OOIb IbbIs -four; Ias,OOO bu wheat;
FREIGHTS-kdlc HIGHER
r EXCHANGE-Gold unchanged
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Chambers Encyclopedia, part 40, oanelrs
Bible, part / Of the New Testament, Banner
Of Light, Herald Of Progress, Pilot, &C., for
this week, have been received at Everett 4
Wilson's.
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FRn1I WAsHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 2.
The President has approved and signed
the Pacific Railroad and Internal tax
hills
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Nor BAD.-Adjutant General Thomas re-
commends to Congress that Chaplains, before
entering the army, should be required to file
certificates Of good moral character.
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"A. GILBERT, No. 1s2 Ontario street, buys
and fills all orders for fruit. Particular at
tsntion paid to orders from abroad. s96
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We have just received new supply Of
North America, by Anthony TrOllope, and
Artemus Wards Book.
EVERETT & WILSON.
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,s,,rZCo- 1TIRKKT-JuIy ..

Fla 0UR-1IarkHt sieao5 WIN
interit rand eastern ira ,,,iet but closed firm.
WE -EAT-llarket ope.. tsan & held at 81 l2tAd
MlutG red Indiana and Mich. SO
l. a ID No, Chicago spring at a. Sales Q 700 bus
C0f :N-IIeld at l6c for sound lots.
UlinOt 8 at 47c
Othel grains quiet -ce
FioI,rN iSAN a.. Al kREIGHTS-Firm, end baats scn
r ,1uHrl SiGs wheat, q corn 79ectO New York.
corn. '' N'
CAN Al EXPORTS-s,z25 bbls flour; Is,OOObus
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BUFFALO MARKET-JuIy ,



gD,JOUR-Market quiet and unchanged.
w HEAT-Aarket quiet and nothing oi import
"x1S11SN In fair demand. Sales $1,000 bush at Ao9
4lc, -..s.t 81 ~, .sol.s
WN WI 4 - y 2lay Market unsettled.
CANys n AvEETlJ. .VG1TS-Steady at l27ec onwhea''
III ISJP Is SiF q ooO bbls four $1,000 bush wheat
''I, nra m Sa, GTE 600 bbs eour l6l 900 bus wheat
EAE - O1SS O1SS -. 10 100 busff cats 5000 bush rye
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TIE Burnett House was recently. sold to
parties in Cincinnati for the sum of 1920, 900.
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N. Y. STOCK 0IARKET-July ,.

my TELEGRAPH.l
MONEY-AIarket rules quite firm at G a cent on
CO. and 6ld6H y cent for strictly prime paper.
STERLING EXCHANCaE-Market quiet and
firm; lal46ll22 for bankers bills
GOLD-American gold frmer; 93l09A . cent
premium. California gold bars, lO6IO4 D cent pre-
MUM.
GOVERNMENT STOCKs-Market lower. =
United States 6s 81 at lOlA 2-iO Treasury Notes
lOik.
STOCKS-There was almost panic at the second
board, Chicago s hccz Island 6354; Cleveland & To-
ledO AZ; Galena & Chicago 694; Illinois Central
scrip 5S56 Panama lli: Miel.isaiI southern Z594;
lIiahiEgu 5UuIncrn guaranteed h55S; Michigan Cen
tral 604; New York C5ntral 81; Erie 35 Pacific Mai
ll3A; Missouri IS 4i Tennessee IS; United States &
81 registered lOlS; United States 6s 81 coupons 1913
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FRO1IFARRAGUT.
CHICAGO July 2.

CHICAGO July .
Special from Cairo tonight
We have Just received news Of the arri-
val Of nine Of Farraguts vessels above
Vlclsburg.
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Make from $500 to $500 per BaY.
BUSINESS SUITED TO LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN. u
BISHOP & co

ANY person whO-can read figures, can understand
and use the Chart perfectly EVERY LADY VIII
fnd this system a simplei cheap and accurate con-
veufence- Address
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WALL PAPER, &C.
ERENCH DYE HOUSE, No. 96
Seneca-St., fNext door 10 AIrs Partsf's hIflliner
St0re,) ny FREDERICK CYRLAE.

SnBD DYETNa and CLEANIEa in al its branches. ~6u
Please call and examine finished goods in the store,
References-Messrs. Rettberg & Hausuaann, Taylor.
GrisWuid 4 o., and other Merchants. alg7
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HOUSE FURSsHINs ARTICLES At the old es-
tablshment of W. P. Fogg, corE,er of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found a most complete
assortment Of goods in the above line ut reduced
prices, comprising China, Crooks cry, and Glass
Ware, Of every description; SiIve Plated Ware
ofthe best quality Tea Trays, n .ble Mats, Bri-
tannia Ware, Coal Oil Lamps, Gas Fixtures,
Toilet Ware, Barn1ng hI,i.--~ts.n Refrigerators
or the most improved kinds, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freezers, Ice Chests four ICES, Table
Cutlery ivory and common, Knife Ba skets and
Trays, and a great variety Of House p furnishing
Articles, useful as well as ornamental.
All orders for Gas Fitting and repairingl 'rompt-
ly executed by experienced worzmen
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

REFRIoERATORs.-Twelv different sizes and
patterns, for sale at manufacturers prices, by
W. P. Fogg, corner Superior and Seneca sts.