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TELEGRAPHIC.
LATER NEWS FROM MEXICO.
French in Danger OF Starving.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Norwegian.
FROM ARKANSAS.
Gen. Curtis Army In Distress
for Supplies.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
What the Richmond Examiner
Says.
OUR LOSS IN THE RECENT
BATTLES 1000.
OUR LOSS IN THE RECENT
BATTLES 1000.
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM MEXICO.

NEW YORK, July II.
The steamship Columbia brings Havana
advices of the 7th with Vera Cruz dates of
the I'd, Orizaba June Both, and Mexico
City of the 18th.
Gen. ortega, with 1000 men, had Joined
Saragosa.
The Mexicans on the 18th occupied the
summit of a hill commanding 0rizaba,
where the French the same night surprised
and routed them.
The Mexicans commenced an attack on
the French without results.
Five thousand guerillas are between
TUera and Vera Cruz. The gates Of the
latter city are closed, and no one dares 20
out. The dead, of whom there are many
of the yellow fever, are burned in the
city.
The French trains were attacked on the
Both, and fifteen wagons of ammunitions
and Of -four were destroyed. twenty-five
of the escort were killed, and the rest taken
prisoners.
Only six wagons of provisions had
reached OrizabG for some time, and the
French troops are actually starving.
French bearers of dispatches were cap
tured, and some dispatches for the French
Generals published in Mexico.
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his extreme right reaching 10 Herring
Greek, where his position is defended By
an almost impassable morass. II was sup
posed that the enemy would have been at
tackled yesterday, but there had been no
fighting up to the last accounts.
It Is not 10 be supposed that the enemy
has selected these plantations as the scene
cfhis last great stand without good reasons.
The first and most apparent Of these is that
Westoyer lands are perhaps the only best
grounds on the James river, and the
stream for miles, up and down, being
broad and deep, affords both an excellent
sea-room and anchorage for his gunbOats
and transports, but this is by no means the
only advantage Of the position.
On the west Of Berkley there are impas-
sable ravines running from near the
Charles City road on the north Of James
river, making a successful attack from that
quarter next to impossible Within q
quarter Of a mile from where these ra-
vines begin Herring river crosses the
Charles City road. The whole course Of
this river is one impossible morass, while
along its northern and eastern banks ex-
tend the heights Of EVelenton. The enc
my PO9AbLoA pEb56utB one pEeguADl6
point; the piece Of level country north
west Of Westover from a quarter to half q
mile in width lying between the head Of
the ravines and the point where Herring
river crosses the Charles City road.
Already this entrance to his stronghold
is within the range Of his gunboats and Of
his siege guns planted on the Evelinton
Hills. Whilst our ammunition and stores
must be wagoned a distance Of nearly
thirty miles, his steamers and transports
are running up to the very doors of his
tent. Ten days ago, when Mcclellan be-
leaguered Richmond, with the exception Of
about five miles Of the Chickahominy low
ground, he occupied the most barren, and
at the same time the worst watered and
most unhealthy region Of Eastern Vir-
ginia. With the Seven Pines as their
headquarter, the very pick and flower Of
the Northern army was concentrated, and
here for weeks their vigor and numbers
melted away under the influence Of MAS
ma, bad water, and a southern sun, but by
his hasty trip through White Oak Swamp,
Mcclellan has merged With thinned ranks
into more genial land.
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NEW YORK MARKET.-JuIr %.

BY TELEGhAPH.l
FLOUI1-Mnrket heavy and SC lower but after-
wards moderate export demand sprnging up and
the market closed steady.
sales 2s5OO bbls at si,5Oat7O for supsrfine state
q, ,50di75 for extra state; Si,5Od4,70 for superfne
western; Si,g0l15,lO for common to medium extra
WESTERN s5,l5goI0 for common to good shipping
brands extra round hooped Ohio S5,9O6 80 for trade
CANADA FLOUR-8Iarket sc lower with mode
rate business doing az the decline. Sales 800 bbs
at s4s595,lO for common and S5,S96,25 for good to
RYE FLOUR Market quiet and steady. Sales
CORN IiEAL.-AIarlot steady. Sales 1900 bbls
at - iof Jersey $3.50 for Baltimore; $500 for
WHISK Y-AIarkst more active and hrmer.-
Sales 1870 bbls al 33lc, closing firm latter price
sWHEAT-MarZe les2c lower with moderate bus
iness doing al the decline. The strike still continues
and has a very depressing effect. Sales 1900 bush
Chicago spring at O,9Sl ,S 81 500 bush Milwaukee
club at 81 OSgl ~; 1880 bush amber Iowa gt en- i2d
lis, the attor for extra parcelsi l360 bush winter
at fl 90; go bush white Kentucky at 81 40; 1905
bush inferior Canada cluba at Sl,5.
RNE-Scarce and quite firm. Sales 10000 bush
prime choice parcels at 72C.
BARLEX-Narket dull and nominal
CORN-Market heavy and lc lower Sales 6s, 900
bush at 5253c for old mixed western; 465c for new
do 43O46c for unsound; 5Sc for prime sound yellow
0ATS-Market without material change Sales
al 4l2G145o for Jersey, Canada, western and state
HOPS-Market very hrm. Sales 40 bales new at
SUGAR-Raw In less active demand, but prices
well maintained. Sales 500 hhds Cuba at 746ls4C
and by auction, go hhds New Orleans at s3s9llEc.
1IOIlASSES-MarlIetr rules firm SALES 80 hhds
Porto Rico at sc: 100 hhds Cuba muscovado at sNa
Sic; 40 hhds NaevOtas at 26c.
POR K-MRrkot more active and frmer. Sales
27e0 bbls sO so for mess including very choice do
at s075i Ss3l5,0 for prime; SlO,75 for prime mess
BEEF-Marlet quiet and steady. Sales 200 bbls
at s. 5dI 90 for country pTimo SSO0O,O0 for coun-
try mess sll lOGelS5O for repacked NESS sl3GO9l45
for extra mess.
PRIME MESS BEEF-Market dull at slstC
G20,00.
BEEF HAlIS-Marlkct quiet and unchanged.
| CUT. RIEATS-Marketquiet and steady. Sales
Us packages at 31s9ic for shoulders; 4S@55c fol
hams.
BACON SIDES-Market dull and nominal
LARD-Market moro active and frmer. Sales
| 2,Q39 bhs at 7A6Igc.
BUTTER-selling at IOaI4c for Ohio; l4@I7c
| for state.
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MILITARY NnrICR-

COLUMBUS, o., July H.
County Military Committees in each
regimental district are requested to assem-
bic as soon as possible at some central
place and arrange for the organization Of
ten companies, so that company combina-
GOns can be made and names promptly
submitted to the Governor for company
officers, and Regimental District Com
mittee organized for consultations as to
field and staff appointments, and to take
the most efficient means to raise and COM
plete aregiment. County and Regimental
District Committees will please report
promptly and keep this Office fully advised
Of their doings. Second Leutenants will
be mastering officers, and must have quail
ifoations for that duty.
The Press throughout the State will
please copy. CHAS. W. HILL,
Adiutanf Ganara1 Ohio
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FROM WASHINGTON.

NEW YORK, July II.
The rebel prisoners shipped aboard the
Baltic, are to be taken to Pea Patch Island,
Delaware River, where some hundreds
were sent a few days ago.
It is stated that Burnside has all his
command on the James River, except the
18th, 23d, 24th, 25th and 9th Mass, left
at Newbern.
Advices from the army Of the Potomac
state that the rebels are encamped all the
way from Malvern Hill to Richmond, and
are being largely reinforced.
StOnewall jackson is on the South side
of James River.
Senator Harlan's wife is going TO Har-
rison's Landing, to take charge of oar sick
and wounded soldiers.
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The undersigned having taken lease for
years Of the above Well-known establishment,
respectfully invites his friends and the pub
lie to give him a call.
The house has been put in perfect order,
newly furnished in the best style, and in all
it's appointments placed upon the footing Of
first class hotel, and viii be occupied in
connection with a farm in the vicinity, from
which it will be abundantly supplied with
fruits and vegetables.
It is the purpose Of the undersigned to Sc
cure to his guests the quiet and comforts of a
home, and be fatters himself that from his
experience in the business, and from the ex
tent and character of his accommodations, he
shall be able to give satisfaction to those
who may favor him with their patronage.
July 1896 T. B. BRooKwAY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The following items we clip from the Detroit Ad


The following items we clip from the Detroit Ad-
vertiser and Tribune Of the 10th:
Woop FREIGHTs.-The new schooner selkirk Is ia
king on cargo Of wood At Windsor for Chicago; the
freight, understand, is 81 80 per cord. We learn
also that 81 70 per cord freight Is offered In river ST.
are higher rates than were offered at any time last
season, and If we mistake not the season before 1t
is next impossible to procure vessels for either
wood or lumber freighs al the present time and It
seems almost unnecessary for shippers 10 offer any
figures with any certainty Of ehoctfng a charter
The PRoPEILnR QUEEs Of tho Lakes and Chicago
arrived up this morning en- ronte for Chicago The
iattor steamer is temporarily detained here, owing to
some slight repairs to be made to her machinery.
The STEAMER HURON, Of the Detroit and Saginaw
line arrived down this morning with full load Of
freight. Prior TO her departure from Saginaw the
propeller Wisconsin had arrived there with large
number Of salt kottles, brought hther from the Syr-
cu5e salt works.
HARBOR SURyEY.-We understand By the Sandusly
Register, that Lake Survey Party Is engaged in
making a thorough survey Of tho channel at the
mouth Of the Bay How far the survey Is be prose-
cuted not informed. bur understand that Il Is
TO be quiet extensive. This Is us il should be- A
new survey is much needed, and IL speaks we'll for
those BY whom has been ordered that il is un-
dertaken. light house is also being erected
Cedar Point
A CoLLIsIOS.-Last Tuesday afternoon a collision
occurred between the little Gem and the City Of
Cleveland on tho river, opposite Woodward avenue
wharf Both vessels met but neither Of them had
attained much headwsys hut little damage was done
SALE OF IHE GES. TAYL0R.-Messrs J. T. Whiting
& Co. have disposed Of the propeller Gen. Taylor 10
parties in Chicago. We have not learned tho price
paid. She Is purchased for the Green Bay lumber
trade but II The present healthy condition Of feights
continues 10 prevail, i is quito likely she may do
deal OF good service and Is still in good trim for
siderable more OF the same kind.
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FORETGN NEWS.

ST. JOINS, July II.
The steamship Norwegian, from Liver
pool p. m. of the Sd via Londonderry 4th
for Quebec, passed Cape Race to-day, and
was boarded by the press news yacht.
The Times has an editorial on Indepen-
dence day, and points out what should be
the tone of the American Oracles under the
existing circumstances.
Breadstuffs had a downward tendency.
Weather was favorable for crops. Wheat
dull and Sd lower Provisions very dull.
LONDON, July 4.-Consols 91E692 for
money. American securities fiat. Illinois
shares 48 discount.
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FROM 1IBlIPHIs.

CHICAGO, July II.
Special from Memphis, July 9:
Late news from Arkansas, obtained from
gentlemen who left Madison Monday, says
Curtis command is at Jacksonport en-
deavOring to make its way to the river,
and it is reported they are suffering terri
bly, from lack Of forage and supplies.
The railroad bridge at Madison was
burned by Hindman's orders on the 28th
ult., as it was feared Curtis would pass
that way to the Mississippi, or be used by
troops going to his aid. Hindman, by this
course, is rendering himself very unpopu-
lar in that section
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GREAT BRITAIN.

In the House of Commons on the ID, Mr..
H. Berkeley moved the second reading Of
the bill providing for taking votes by bal
los, and reiterated the various arguments
in its favor.
Sir George Gray opposed the motion,
which was rejected, 21l to 126.
The Times IN an article on the Future
Supply Of Cotton" says if all has not been
done which should have been done in order
to meet the threatened falling off in the
supplies Of cotton, it is on itself and not
upon the government that the manufactu-
ring interests should look for a remedy.
The Times in a leader on American af-
fairs says that four main armies have ad-
vanced into the Confederate territory, half
dozen expeditions have fastened them
selves on the coast, yet the South remains
uncOnquerable. 1t is demonstrated that
the Federals can only effect their purpose
by gigantic expenditure far more lavish
than that of the past twelve months
What becomes of the famous Declaration of
Independence the theory that tine Gov
ernment derives its powers from the con-
sent Of the governed The North now
talks Of conquest, confscation and militia
ry colonies with all the readiness of an
Austrian commandant, but unless the
North can see that the only policy which is
agreeable to wisdom and justice, is to let
the South go peaceably, it must bring
evils untold on itself and on our European
people.
SPAIN
The statement made in the French
Chambers by NJ. Billault with regard to
Mexico, had aroused great indignation
among the friends of General Prim in
Madrid.
GREECE.
A general amnesty had been granted for
past offences, and it was expected that an
immediate amnesty would be declared for
persons implicated in the last insurrec-
ton.
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AMERICAN GOLD,
WANTED,
A GARD 10 THE LADIES.-DR

A EARD III III N LAOlEO.-Dh.
n DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES.
Inianible in Correcting, Regulating and Removing
an Distractions, from Whatever Cause, and
always Successful as q Preventative.
Infallible in Removing stOppages ana lFfeg
of the Menses These Pills are nothing new but
have been used by the doctors for maI years, both
in France and America, with unparalleled success IN
every case, and Il Is urged by many thousand ladies'
who have used them to make the Pills public for the
alienation Of those suffering from any irregularities
whatever, well as to prevent an increase OF 9hly
where health will not permit IT, Femaes peculiafly
situated or those suppOsing Themselves So are can
toned against using these Pills while in that condi-
ton as the proprietor assumes responsibility alter
the above admonitiOn, although their rnidness would
prevent any mischief 10 health; otherwise the Pits
are recommended. Full and explicit directions &c
company each box. Price 81 per box. ,,-,,
BROTHERS wholesale Druggists } I'D SuperiOr-Sl.;
STRONG L ARMSTRONG, lgy Superior-St.i y. W.
SACKRIDER, 223 Supertor-St-; g. w. CLAIM us
StlreriOr-St and CHURCHILL & BRO, corner OF
Ontario street and the Square.
LADIES by sending 81 TO either oI the ABOVE
AGENTS through the "Cleveland Post Office, can have
the pills sent to any part Of the country or city cOnh
dentially) and " free Of postage by return mail
n B. Look out for cOunterfeits. Buy no Golden
pills of any kind unless every box tslgned D. Howe
All Others are base imposition and unsafe; therefore
as you value your lives and health ito say nothing O
being humbuged out of your money! buy only those
Who show the signature of S. D. Howe every box
which has recently been added account of the PILE
being cOunterfeited. The ingredients composing tht
above Pills made known to every AGENT ana tIle(
will tell you they safe and will perform all claimed
for thom. y. u. HON H. sole lIOpIleLOIi
nar27.R27 New York.
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FoReERY OF RAILROAD PAss.-The Syra-
euse Journal of Wednesday says: A young
man giving his name as James Gardner, and
his residence as Rutland, VT, was arrested
on the Buffalo Express train on the direct
road this forenoon, charged with forging a
pass signed c. Yibbard, General Superin-
tsndsnt. Gardner claims to be discharged
member Of the Sixth Vermont Volunteers
He was on his way to Vermont from Cleve-
land, Ohio. He had on his person number
Of papers, including a discharge from the
army, railroad pass from Cleveland to Buff
falO, and several letters from Soldiers Aid
Societies, &C."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-12

Pic Nc ExcURsIoS.-The large, safe and
beautifully finished steamer Traveller, will
leave Garretson's wharf, near the pier, for
Commodore Perry's battle ground ard Put In
Bay, on Monday, July 14th, at A. NJ, for
the benefit Of the Bethel Church on Water
street, and the support of the Chaplain, Rev.
VIM. Day. Leland's celebrated band will
accompany the party, and as usual add to
the pleasures of the day. Tickets, so cents
each, to be had at the book stores, at Messrs.
Morgan 4 Roots, or at the boat.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-12

APPoNTED.-Waltor Davidson, recently a
private in Capt. BartlOtt's Battery, lst Ohio
Artillery, has been appointed % Lieutenant
in the lOSd Regiment, This is good ap-
pOintmOnt, and we'll deserved, as Lieut.. Da-
wilson has done good service for the Union
cause, and he will make brave and compe-
tent officer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-12

FoR THE s4TH REeINENF.-Messrs. B. W.
Smith and E. A. Ford, Of the Cleveland
Grsys, will leave for Cumberland on Mon
day morning. Any small packages or let
ters, If left at Wm. Bingham 4 Co.'s, on Wa
ter street, before O'Clock A. NJ, will be
taken BY them.
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OswEGO 1IARKET-JuIy IL.

FLOUR-AfarBet steady
WHEAT-Market opened firm and closed shade
easier. Sales, last night, $500 bush amber Indiana
at Sl,l3; to-day, 1900 bush winter red Indiana u
slips 1900 bush prime white Michigan at 81, ,2s;
1900 bush Chicago spring on private terms.
CORN-Held at 4jc for sound lots. Sales in par
GELS 3o00 bush Illinois at l6c 1900 bush do 47c
Other grains quiet
CANAL FREIGHTS-Shade weaker on grain,
not quoatably lower; Flour 36c; wheat, stc; corn,
SIC TO New York,
LAKE I1TPORTS-ls6s bush wheat; $500 bus
wheat.
CANAL EXPORTs-2i,OOO bush wheat; I2,OO1
corn.
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FUGITIvKs' AID socIETY.-The regular
monthly meeting of this society viii be held
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, at the
Methodist Church, Bolivar street. Mr.. c..
Oliver will be present and address the meet
ing The public are invited to attend.
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RHUSIC,

NEW MUSIC" BRIaHT BE FHr
i preams,n beautiful Song and Chorus BY II
=, Danksi and sung with great success By Miss Ada
MesD, (of ebb sistors). Price IS cents- Also bg
Danks, Bass Song, Home Of my Youth" Price 3 eta.
Either Of the above sent 70 any part Of the United
States fsceipto Of tho marked price Published and
for sale by O. b. BOISE,
No. Euciid-St., Cleveland, ..
~ Pianos, Small Instruments and Strings o.,
kind1 constantly on hand
81 PiaEcs tuned and repairsd. mTnG0l5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-12

FIRST UNIyERsALIsT SOcIETY.-The Rev.
Mr.. Vibbert will preach tomorrow morning
and evening at the Sons of Temperance Hall,
Superior street, opposite the POstOfice. Sub
jeet Of morning discourse The AtOnement.
All are invited to attend 1t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-12

THE l0SD REuIWKNT.-W. W. Hutchinson
has been appointed Captain, and II. Burt and
G. NJ. Holt First and Second Lieutenants,
with authority to raise a company for the
lOSd Regiment They have established
recruiting ofioe in the Gray's ArmOry. This
is a hns chance for those who wish to enlist
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FROM BOSTON.

bOsTONI July II.
A Committee Of the City Council have
called a war meeting of citizens in Faneuil
Hall, at II o'clock Saturday morning
Edward Everett and other nOtables will
speak.
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CHICAGO DIARKET-JuIy IL

IBI ILLEGHAFH-I
FLOUR-Market Sc lower
WHEAT-Market steady.
CORN-Market 6c lower; 25A@27c.
RECEIPTS-4,l 100 bbls Hour; 81 600 bush wheat;
I73,GJO bush corn.
SHIPMENTS bbls -four; $4,000 bus wheat;
l92,OO0 bush corn.
FREIGHTS-Quiet; l2c on corn to Buffalo.
< EEXCHANGE-Uuchan tiuld unchanged.
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NJ OllOE III DOlAOL hD--I HO-
posals will be received at the Office Of the City
building Market Stalls, or Sheds on the market
ground, (West Side.)
Plans and specifications can be seen at said Engi-
neer's Office.
The Board Of City improvements invite the sub
mission Of bids reserving the right accept or reject
the same. By order Of the Board.
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BUFFALO lIARKET-JuIy II,

FLOUR-AIarket quiet and steady
VIII EAT-MHrket a shade easier and moderate
demand. Sales at 50 ,ggGl 90 for No. I Milwaukee
club; g2c for No. Chicago spring.
CORN-Market a shade easier Sales at 3oxa4Oc
OATS-Market firm.
WHISK Y-AIarket firm
CANAL FREIGHTS-Firm at II gSc on corn
l3bsc on wheat TO New York.
T1IPORTS-lT,OOO bbls flour; ia, 900 bush wheat;
222.90 bush corn; a 900 bush oats
EXPORTS-4OO0 bbls -four; lf6, 900 bus wheat;
l44,OOO bush corn; 25 100 bush rye
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WANTED.-A German Protestant Girl want
ed to do general housework in a small family.
Mono need apply unless they can come well
recommended, and understand how to cook
and do general housewOrk. Inquire at %
Superior street. julyll-3s
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A NEw DEzTIFRIoE, which cleans, whitens
and preserves the teeth and heals all diseases
Of the gums, can be had by calling for Hud-
sons Unrivallsd Tooth Paste, At Strong 4
Armstrong;, J. q. and A. S. Gorham's n. Q.
Brewers, G. ". clark's, or any druggists in
the STATE. e
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BOARDING. STABLE.-The undersigned has
leased the Livery Stable on Academy Lane,
recently occupied by D. L. RupIe, where he
is prepared to receive Boarding Horses by
the day or week at the lowest rate.
iulyll:1w ISAAC DARE.
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REFRIoERAToRs, &o.-A large variety Of
the most approved styles of RefrigeratOrs,
Water Coolers and Filters, four minute Ice
Cream Freezers, Bird Cages, Fruit Cans and
Jars, just received, and for sale at manufac-
turers' prices at W. L. MARvIS's,
No. so south side Public SQUARE.
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Books AND GIFTs.-The New York Gift
Book House, 1sO Superior street, continues
to sell books at about One-half the retail
price, and to give with each one a present
worth from so cents to 800. july9:5t
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LEoTURE.-Mrs. Cora L. V. Hatch, of New
York, will speak in Brainard's Hall on Sun
day morning, at 1O1E o'clock, A. NJ, and at
SPIN. The audience will have the privi-
lege Of choosing the subject. jullO:3t