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b. - SOLOMONsON.
MUSIC.

NEW MUSIC" BRIaHT BE THc
Dreams 8 beautiful Song and Chorus, BY u
f Banrs, and sung With ErcaI success 5y ills-Ada
VtHk fof tiH1bb Sisiessl frica 6 ceEtss 10 tT
Hanr aas Sour duEnc Of ny l01tIt- Price % cts.
ii1cr6 % tie above eent o any part 81 the Jnited
St1ies % reieipt Of tls lriafEo1 lfile, fu9l and
No. Euclid-St., CIeTeland Q.
~ Pianos, small IEairumentI aud Strings ofa
l-inds ean1tal1ly y on hand
~ Rla1oa tuncd snc silva
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MUsIc-SFRNGs.-Persons wishing to Pur-
chase sheet music or violin and guitar strings,
will find it to their advantage to call at o. B.
Boise 4 Co., No. 5 Euelid-st. jyI6-1w.
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WANTED-A situation as book-keeper or
salesman by gentleman who has had large
experience in wholesale house. Address
c, H, Leader Office. RIFT
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THE Commercial Mutual Insurance Com
psny have removed to their new building,
corner Of River and Superior streets.
juiyl4-2w.sg7
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From Hyman Ginter, asking leave to sell
wares on the Central Market Grounds. Com
mittee on Markets and City Attorney.
From A. S. Foote, in regard to peddling
small wares on the markets. Committee on
Markets.
From II. F. Clark and others, remonstra-
TING against paving Columbus street bridge.
Filed
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EVERETT & WILSON have the Citizens Edi-
ton Of the new National Tax Law, which is
sold for one dime per copy.
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oLrrr1arp. July IA. 1862.

CLEVELAND, July IA, 1862.
The Military Committee of the Western
Divition Of Cuyahoga county are requested
to meet at the Office of the Cuyahoga Steam
Furnace Company On Wednesday, the 18th
inst, at o'clock, P. N.
W r. CasTrr Chairman.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 10.
The Governor has issued a proclamation
for nine regiments Of infantry for three
years, in response to the recent call Of the
President.
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PEasoEAL.-capt. h. 8. Wstmors, Of the
eth Ohio Battery, is stopping at the Wodaell.
AseEgeant Of the Battery has opened rO-
sruiting Oaaos here. The Battery Is now at
CunbrluRs esp.
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OVERS,
DIANOs ! PIANOslI-

@. A. BAHLOW, AaENfl 10. al T|""-
Euciid-St, Cleveland Ohio, ig now
selling the celebrated KHABG PIANOS At greatly
reduced prices. Having just received large aloi-
ment OF those superior Instruments he would tls.l
all intending to purchase 70 call and Examine them
before purchasing elleWhere- Every lnstruEnenr h
rarrunfed fiv6 LeaE-
oI-oid Pianos aud y elolepu8 taken u exc 4l91.--
Pianos moved gnd boxed with care Piano Boxes Tor
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ANEnloAx HOUSE AnRIvAls.-Tho follow

AMERICAN HOUSE ARRIvALs.-The follow
ing were guests at the American House yes
torday;
r. B. Moone, Painesville; W. H. Fargo, Pitts
burgh; j. Sears, Richfeld; W. p. Richards
Moves d. NJ Pratt, Olenai c, II. Root, Aurora
n. Y. NJ. Conyen and lady; j. D. Ward, Niles
Mich. d. A. Davis, Chagrin Falls J. Warner
Youngstown, II. J. Jackson, Amherst, n. Y. II
Lyman, Windham; ]. Bennett, Wiloughby; ]
Baker, birmingham, n, VI A. J, Barney, do J
Steel SanduslIy b. F. Holmes, Mentor Mrs
Palmer and sister, Youngstown l.. NJ. Smith
Boston, Mass r. Long, do; J. NJ. Damon, do
H. L. BeoIley, Ravenna ; 8. Avery, Toledo; W
Richmond and wife, Providence, r. IL Mrs. ]
NJ. Richmond, do Mrs. II. Richmond, do W
H. Richmond, do Z. Burton, Toledo J. 8. Al
len Norwalk @. II. Hill, Ogdensburg; ]. w. Ly
man, Mt. Vernon; J, Barber, Adrian, Mich.
Mai. c. Curtis, New Haven, Mass; L. V. Suttle
hany, ~ Y Mrs. Beach, Ogdensburg, n. Y.
ThOs. Walker, Portland, Me.
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NEW ADvRRTIsRsIENTs.
I'm En,lsr-As.auny Of Music.

John Ell.ler-Acadsmy Of MuEie.
W. +. Ciark-Wsr Ciain Agent.
Tuylor, Glirwold q Co.-counterpanes.
DO DO -Muslins.
W. Y. Sourley-Attachment Notice.
zfrs. Cora L. V. Hateli-Losal Eotioo.
o. D. Boise-Looai Notice.
Everett wilsOn-Local Notice.
3. Oowlos--Advortised Letters.
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GoTTsoHALK.-This great pianist is an
nouneed to give a eonctrt in Buffalo on Fri
day evening next.
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HORSE FOR sALE-CHEAF.-A bay mare, Z
years old, good for carriage or working
hsrse. Inquire at Leader Office.
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An ordinance, supplementary to the ordi-
nance for the election Of City Sexton and to
prescribe his duties, passed Jan. 10, 1856
Passed.
An ordinance, to amend an ordinance en-
titled an ordinance " for the election Of Har-
Dor Master, and to regulate the Harbor. -
Passed.
Adjourned to Tuesday evening, July 22d.
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MILWAUKEE 1IARKET-July Is

IlE IE1I-1TlI7lIIIaI
FLOUR-In good demand.
WHEAT-MRrket &c higher.
RECEIPTS-2,90 bbls -FOUR 66 900 bush wheat
SHIPlIENTS-5,2 20 bbls -four; q 200 bushel
corn.
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Q. s. CoURT.-The Grand Jury completed
their business Monday afternoon, and were
dismissed.
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FROM CORNTH.

CoRINTH, July IL.
Headquarters is officially informed Of
the arrival of Curtiss' army at Charleston
on tho 10th, after almost daily skirmish-
ing, wherein the rebels were worsted-
Six thousand made a stand on the 7th, on
Coche River, near Round Hill. Col. Har-
vey of the 33d Illinois, commanding the
advance of Steeles Division, afterwards
reinforced by two companies, attacked and
completely routed the rebels, scattering
them in all directions, mostly all going
towards Little Rook They also evacuated
Dunvalrs Bluff.
LATER.-Curtiss' advance has reached
Helena. The army is in good condition
and spirits. Provisions scarce, but supplies
are coming from Memphis.
The Louisville Bulletin says MOrgan's band
last night destroyed the long bridge on the
Kentucky Central Railroad between Cynthi-
ana and Paris.
A gentleman residing near Cynthiana says
Morgan's movements on Frankfort and Lex
ington were feints, his real object being to
strike the railroad at Paris and destroy the
| Townsend Yiaduct, which it would take six
weeks to reconstruct, then destroy property
in Bourbon county, and rOtire to HarrOdsburg
or Mount Sterling.
Advices from Lexington last night to
| Mayor Hatch of Cincinnati, renders part Of
the above improbable.
Thsre are reports this evening that the
railroad track between Lexington and Frank
fort has been torn up to-day BY guerrillas.
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Es- DR.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
Eleetropathy, cures obstinate cases Of DyspeP-
sis, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain
Throat, Heart, Lungs Liver and Urinary Or
gans, and other Chronic diseases. References
given to many formidable cases cured in this
city after other physicians had failed See ad'
vertisement in another column. Office No. ll9
Seneca street.
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GREAT WAR MEETING IN NEW YORK,

-" ASA-ANf 1AAJ ~
Notwithstanding the intense heat Of the
weather, there was an immense gathering
of loyal citizens this afternoon at Union
Square-one fully equal to that of last
year just after the fall of Sumter.
Five stands for speakers were provided,
and the several presiding officers were
Mayor Opdyke, Pelatia Merritt, President
of the Chamber of Commerce, Hon. Ham
illon Fish, Prof Francis Lieder and Gen.
Fremont. Among the many speakers we're
Rev. Drs. Rufus W. Clark, Samuel 0sgood,
Richard s. Storrs and Francis Vinton, and
the Presidents of the several meetings.
All the speakers were vehemently in IA
vor of upholding the Government in all its
war measures until the last armed rebel
had surrendered.
The enthusiasm among the mass was
very strong, and every allusion to the Pres
ident or any Of the Generals in the field
was vehemently cheered, as were also ali
deprecatory allusions to foreign interfer-
enee in our troubles.
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OfRce-Oviatt's Exchange, foot Of Superior
street, Cleveland, Ohio. R27:ly.
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M A R IN E.

VESSELS PAssrNe.-The following vessels passed De-
roit on the 18th:
UP-Steamer Illinois; propellers California, Sue
quehanna; schOoners Aldebaran, Ben Flint Car
rington, COQuette, Linnie Powell, summit, Hyphen,
Z. II. Harmon, J. F. Warner, CoilingwOod, AdirOn-
dAc.
DowE-Propelcrs Plymouth, TOnawanda Badger
State; brigs Gen. Worth, W. Treat, Fox; schooner
Telegraph, Col Fairchilds, Rush, J. Sims, Advance,
Penheld.
Vessels passing on the 18th:
UP-Propellers Neptune, Potomac, Nile; barks I.
Il. Cotton, Sunshine, Parana, Vanguard, Mary Z.
Perew, Golden Fleece schOoners Corinthian, Excel
sor, D. D. Dickinson, Shook, Eysne, Surprise, Mid
night, c. Pratt, Hanover, Leader, Reindeer, +. II.
Peck, WyaudOtte, S. e Andrews, W. G. Grant, Ra-
Ger, Contest Geo. FOotG
DOwE-PrOpeller Fountain City; schOoners Reel
procity, Transport, COrnelia, Three Bells.
The following vessels passed through the Welland
Canal:
BsUSD WEsT-On tho Ilth-Propeller Bay State,
Empire, Geo. MoEstt; brig Queen Of the North
schooners sylph, john Rice, Elk, Alvin Bronson,
Governor, Lively, Z. kanter, Hiawatha, Gem, Mer-
rimac, DeOs de Wolf On the lZth-Propeller JeffeI-
son; bark Mm. f. Allen, Jr.; brig Rio GFande
srhooners Jas. Catchpole Cornwell, Butler, Cata-
rque
s. d. Woodruff; schOoners II. L. Whitman, Arctic,
Kate HinChman. On the l2th-Propeller Young
america.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

sPHEREOTYPEs.-Simpson Is, beyond all ques-
ton, superior artist, and we edvise those wish
ing to get fine likeness to call upon him. A
visit to his gallery, No. 25S Superior street, will
richly repay both citizen and stranger. R27H
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CLEVELAND, CoLUuBus 4 CINCINNATI r. p. Co.,
Cleveland, Ohio June % lss2.
HHE R0ARD 0E DIRENTORS on


this Company have declared Cash Dividend Of
Five per cent. out Of the net earnings Of the six
months ending seth inst, and Stock Dividend Of
hTe pr cent out Of the accumulated surplus, both
payable on and after the first day Of August next
Stock holders registered In New York win be paid ~
the 0tlce Of the Omitted States Trust 90. Of New
fractional shares will not he entitled TO future dVi-
dends until converted into full shares.
The Transfer Books viii close the 0Venng Of Ju-
" 18th, and open August Sd
BY order Of the Board Of DIRECTOR
GEO. 81. RuHSELL,
tune1lfsl3 Treasurer.
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READY.MADE CL0TING.
FH E FAIR INEz; Or,
L THE LONE LADY OF THE CRIMSON CLIFFS.
CONTINUED.

CONTINUED.
CHAPTER XIV.-INEz
DAYS, weeks and months on leaden wings went By,
And for VIII Somers did Fair lnez sigh.
''Oh is my William true?" she asked herself one
"Hs Is he isl that gallant tar did say
And ere she had half time to look around,
He jumped before her with an awful bound.
sob, gracious heavens, WEELYUA dear f. cried she,
"Oh, heavens gracious sweet IneZl" cried be,
And In each others arms they soon were locked,
At which my readers young should not feel shocked
For it's fne thing for people young TO do,
And should be often tried by lovers true.
well, if this aint great said the madens mother
81 never was struck up go In my life;
Say, have you come 10 make my girl your wife?
Hast thou been faithful, William, all the while,
And nave you got thousand dollars in your pilel'
There is the sun, be .aid, Sat least twice todi
And then he cast upon the hOor purse Of gold.
In reefing bulkhpads Ia the merchant trade"
"You may get married both then right away,
Quicker the better" did that lady say.
The lovers soon the wedding day did name
Twas not long after till Il also came;
Then merrily the village bells did ring,
And guests and preacher did together bring.
When chariot drawn by faithful horses four
Like lightning came and-
(CoNTMUED.l
Our numerous readers will please bear in mind that
Al Union Hail the very best kind,
Then to Isaac A. Isaae's they should certainly 60
No man In the State can as fine stock show,
And the PRICES as ever, arc now VERY Low.
Great bargains we'll give 70 all who call
At Isaac A. Isaacs magnificent Union Hall.
BS-We are now Offering unusual bargains in
Spring and Summer Clothing
AT
ISAAC A. ISAAC'S UNION HALL,
Sole Agency for the sale Of Singers Celebrated Sewing
hlachiDes, StOrr's Automaton Pressman, and
Strongis Patent Army Bed-Trunk.
nA- Corner Superior and UniOn-Sts.
"a Look ont for the GIANTS. iunel4
IN y q E 4 r . 0 NJ
ON OUR SHELVES,
FOR OUR
Neg Fan and Winter stock,
We shaI sell the best and most Fashionable stock Of
SUMMER CLOTHING
FURNISHING GOODS
ever exhibited in this city st Greatly Reduced Pri-
ees without regard to cost. "a. 3 s,,a.s;S, aA;AN,
NOV is THE TINE TO BUY,
wsar0 selling our splendid
STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMNER
GL OF HI N G,
A, prices that cannot sr to please all. Give Us
5sla DAVIS, PEIxOTTo 90.
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New York Life Insurance Company.
CAPTAL-s2, lac, ,767.O3.
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President Masters in the Chair.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
and approved,
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". b. CAsrLE, Chairman.
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TgsE nAY ACaGes0sl BELL.

A NEW SINGING BOOK for Day schools, called The
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ID RICE Of an Italian Queen (warranted pure) with
j few workers TO accompany her, So Her safe arriva
insured destination Full In strucons for untinL
the queen with stock will be sent with each
queen. Address, GOODRICH sANBoKN
33m3 East P""dwick, VT,