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Picnic BxcURsIoH.-The large, beautff ul-
Unfinished and perfectly safe side-wl eel
steamer, the City Of Cleveland, will leave the
wharf Of Messrs. Hussey 4 Mcbride, No -12a
River street, on Tuesday morning at s o'cTOe X
for Commodore Perry's battle ground, Al ID
land at Put-in-Bsy.
The proceeds will be devoted to the enei il
of the Bethel Church on Water street, and the
support of the Chaplain, Rev. VIM Day.
LELAND & sargent's Band, with their lew
silver instruments, will accompany the pa, tyi
and as usual add to the pleasure Of the exc ur-
sion.
Tickets so cents each, to be had at !hs
bookstores, at Messrs. Morgan & Roots, a nd
at the boat. jy2S:39S
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FnRFIaN NEWs.

Boston, July "a.
The following is tie very latest BY tho
Asia, via QueenstoWn, ISth:
DHEsDFE, July 12.-Tbe oGeial Dresden
Journal Of to-day publishes letter from Vi
enna, in which Il is asserted on reliable au-
thority that the Cabinet at Turin has, as q
condition Of the recognition of the Kingdom
Of Italy By Russia and Prussia, renowned
any further enterprise aiming az taking pos
session Of Rome and Yenstia.
The same paper asserts that RFance and
England have guaranteed the sfatH gro Of The
actual possessions Of Italy 10 the Cabinet Of
Turin, in opposition 70 the revolutionary
party, should II attempt any insurrection.
PALERNo, July 12.-Garibaldi has re-
turned 10 this city. he will continue his
tour through the Island next week.
PARIS, July I2.-The Bourse has been
dull. Rentes closed 6Sf. 85c.
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WAR lIRETING.

PTrTsBURG, July q.
The war meeting to-day was q most re-
msrkable demonstration. Our city pre-
sented quite a gala day appearance, busi-
ness being entirely suspended. Flags, ban
ners and music in every direction. At 1
P. NJ. Pittsburg emptied its population into
North Common, Allegheny, where several
stands were erected for speakers.
Venerable Judge wilkins presided over
the vast assemblage, assisted by innuher-
able Vice Presidents and several Seereta-
ries. Speeches were delivered by Governor
Curtin, Judge Wilkins, Hons. John CovOde,
P. G. Shannon, Ex-GoY. Johnston and
others from the English stands, and Messrs.
Leibeniek, Felix and others from the Ger
man stand.
Gov. Curtin in the course Of his speech
alluded to the President as having at last
learned that we are actually engaged in
war. Without charging that mistakes have
been made, il is enough to say that after
long months of schooling the war is now to
be prosecuted with vigor. War means Vi
oleAee, and in time Of war man relapses
into barbarism. The property, nay, even
the life Of an enemy, everything he has, we
must take and use against him. In absurd
AAN VI IAN4AAGAAAGHf NuE 4IlnAGs 4uNG AGAhH
guard at every house, and they left our
enemies behind them to hurt and destroy.
This is not war. The crops in the valley
Of Shenandoah belong to US. That horse,
that man, be he white or black, if claimed
by our enemy, belongs to Us. In regard to
offering bounty money to volunteers, the
1 Governor said, when the call for troops
was issued 1 hesitated to call the Legisla-
/ ture together. had no power to appro-
\ PIRATE bounty, and could not put my hand
1 into the public treasury without authority.
! To call the Legislature together would
have required from four to eight weeks,
i and perhaps as much longer to get neces-
I sary loans negotiated.
/ 1 therefore concluded to throw the whole
matter for providing bounty for our volun-
teers, upon the individual patriotism and
4 liberality Of the people Of Pennsylvania
i Another aspect Of the war is foreign inter
vention; the rebels having blistered their
souls in perjury, ask for intervention Of
foreign nations. When one Of our COM
Ihanders seized two Of their representa-
tiyes, We surrendered them to an arrogant
power for reasons well known. Now if
than power desires to test the pluck Of this
nation let the English lion show his teeth
by intervention. Our sea is girt by iron
ships, and if twenty million Of our people
rise in their power, they can crush out re-
belliOn and at the same time protect them
selves from foreign Intervention.
A number Of patriotic resolutions were
passed complimentary Of the General and
State Administration, calling on the eiti-
zens ofevery county in the commonwealth
TO come forward at once and suatain the
Union, and recommending a bounty oi
fifty dollars to each volunteer, and ap-
pointing q committee to solicit subscrip-
tions for such purpose, after which the
meeting adjourned.
It is said that large amount vail b
subscribed in this city.
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20 - 2O1 Isl, 3 JaIg Id ls02.
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FROaI NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July q.
The steamer North Star has arrived here
with S97s, 600 in treasure from California
and Aspinwall, with dates ofthe 10th.
Adyices from New Grenada are not in
portant. The war was drawing to q close
by the continued success Of Mosquera. HG
had issued q decree making emigrants i'm
mediately on arrival naturalized citizens,
with the exception that they shall not be
called to do military service fer twenty
years, unless in case Of oreign invasion,
and that they shall be exempt from taxa
tion, except in their municipal districts.
AFboleda IS reported to have been de-
feated and captured with 170U Of his men
BY Mosquera's Generals. Six hundred
men would probably he sent to Panama TO
reinforce Mosquera's forces in conse-
quence Ofthe Governor Of that State call
ing the citizens to arms to recover posses
sion.
Two French men-of-Wsr were at Aoapul-
co and body Of Mexicans under a Carl
baldian officer had erected battery to
sink them.
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THE CAUSE N 81. LOUIs.

Sf- L0JIs, July "a
The Union Merchants Exchange, at an
enthusiastic meeting to-day, unanimously
adopted a stirring and patriotic address 70
the people Of Missoufi UnfdlterinE, un-
conditional fidelity to the Union was the
sentiment. Liberal aid to the volunteer
fund was pledged. Several thousand dol
lars were Immediately contributed to Col.
Clinton B. Fisk, Secretary Of the Exchange
to aid him in getting his regiment into the
feld forthwith.
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MIsCFLLANFous.
The following Items we clip from the Detroit Ad-
verfiser and Tribune Of tho 23d

The following items we clip from the Detroit Ad-
vertiser and Tribune Of tho 29d
AsHoRE.-The steamer Forester, which arrived
down yesterday noon from Lake Superior, reports
the schooner Zephyr ashore = short distance be-
low Lexington. She has on board, il is stated, a
cargo Of lumber, which taken on in that locality
and II Is presumed went ashore during fog. When
seen by the Forester she had colOrs flying at half
most, awaiting the arrival Of tug TO render imme-
diate relief
the Canadian propeller Whitiy passed up this
morning en- route we believe, for Chicago. She made
short stop at Windsor, opposite this city, and also
At this port
Cart. Blanchard has retired from the command Of
the propeller d. +. Bruce, with which he has been
connected for the past two seasons. Capt. J. Halo
ran late Of the propeller Gen. Taylor aud formerly
OF the steamer Illinois, assumes command Of the
Bruce
The FLOATING PALAcEs.-It has been decided that
the "a floating places, the magnificent Western Me
tropois and City Of Buffalo, shall no longer be the
delight OF passengers upon the lakes in the summer
months. Capt. Goldsmith went up q Monroe Mich
yesterday and viii return with the metropolis she
Is to be straightWny dismantled, her furniture sold
here at auction, and her hull cut down and converted
into bark for the lumber trade The City Of Buffalo
will be t1oated in ttIo same manner shortly
Courier.
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A -CARD 10 THE LADIES.-D

A GA KID III The IhDlEO.-UR.
n DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES.
InfaTlibie in Correcting, Regulating and Removing
an Distractions, from Whatever Cause and
always Successful as a Preventative.
Infaflibls in Removing stoppages and Lrregularity
OF TIE Menses These Pills are nothing new, but
have been used by The doctors for many 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 TO prevent an increase OF amly
where health viii not permit T. Females peculiarly
situated or those sppOsing themselves so are eau
toned against using these pills while in that cOndi
tiou as the proprietor assumes no responsibility after
The Above admoniton although their mildness would
prevent any mischief 70 health; otherwise the Pilis
are recommended. Hul and explicit directions ac-
company each box. Price 81 per box. -
Sold wholesale and retail in Cleveland By BENTON
BROTHERS, fW Wholelsale Druggists. 10 SupeTiors
SAOKRIDER Z3 Superior-St.; CIV. CLARK, llg
SuperiOr-St, and CHURCHILL & BRO.s corner Of
Ontario street and the Square.
LADIES by sending q 70 either OF the above
agents through the Cleveland Pest ONCE can have
the Pills sent part Of the country CITY conn
dentialy) and 81 free Of postage" BY return mail
n b. Look out for cOunterteits Buy no Golden
PfB Of any kind unless every box isgned ). D. Howe
All others are base imposition and unsafe; therefore,
as you value your lives and health ito say nothing Of
being humbuged out Of your money! buy only taose
which las recently been added account Of the Plla
being cOuntereited. The ingredients composing the
above Pills made known 20 every agent and they
will tell you they safe and viii perform all cnined
/ for them. 5. D. HOWE. Sole Proprietor,
noaT17.R27 New York
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DEATH OF MARTIN VAN BURERl
FROM THE MISSISSIPPI FLEETSI
REPORTED CAPTURE OF THE
ARKANSAS!
The Danish Government and
Free Negroes!
TAX BILL GOES INTO EFFECT
SEPTEMBER lST !
A GREAT WAR MEETING IN
PITTSBURGH
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
PROM CHICACo.

CHICAGO, July "a
Tribune Cairo special;
Officers by the dispatch boat from Yicks-
burg say that on their arrival at Memphis
there was rumOr, through rebel sources,
that the gunboat Arkansas was captured.
They are inclined to believe the report, as
an expedition was planned before their
departure to cut her rout.
This city was considerably excited last
night in consequence Of the reported es-
cape Of number Of prisoners from Camp
Douglas. As near as can be ascertained
only four got away, one Of whom was cap
tured this morning.
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REBELS vs.. REBELS.

uz-E1-s LOUISVILLE, July -
A party Of p guerrillas, in Todd coun-
ty, we're attacked through mistake for
Federals by another rebel squad Of 40,
coming inlo Z Kenfucky. The former whip
ped the latter. OF both parties seven or
eight were killed and number wounded.
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A NEw DExTIFRIoE, which cleans, whitons
and preserves tho teeth and heals all diseases
Of the gums, can be had by calling for Hud-
sons Unrivalled Tooth Paste, at Strong &
Armstrong;, J. II. and A. S. Gorham's N. G.
Brewers, G. W. Clark's, or any druggists in
the State. II
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-25

CHASsE.-Baksr, opposite the POstOf ice,
has plenty Of change on hand for his .cus-
toners. All the daily, weekly, iIlustrI ted
and foreign papers, late magazines and p eri-
OdicaIs eOpstantly on hand. Remember tn,
place, opposite the Postofiee.
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RRFRIGEnATons, &o.-A large variety Of
the most approved styles Of RefrigoratOrs,
Water Coolers and Filters, four-minuto 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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NEW YORK DIARKET.-Jnlr "a.

FL9gR.55M Market opened heavy and closed dall,
t5,25@5 i5 loE extra state; s5soa5 IS for supern6
western t5,25@5,so for common 70 medium extra
brands extra round hoopod Ohio; s5,65ss % for rHde
CANADA FI.OUR-Market heavy and lower.
sales Loo hbls at essoG5,l6 Tor common g 5000 .
RYE FLOUR-steady snd firm. Sales at sa,75
CORN sTEAIs-Market flrmer with fair demand.
WHIsK Y--Marlet heavy and lower. sales 100
.WHEATCThe decline in gold and sterling ex-
change has an untayorable effect on the wheat
ket and with falling on in the demand the market
closed inly &c lower Sales 1900 bus Chicago spring
at 81, 2al,l9; as,0Q bush Milwaukee club at 81 l61
l,22 55 900 bush amber Iowa at 81 nal "a; 2O bush
winter red western at sl,2s9ls535 Z3Q0 bush amber
Michigan At 81 3i1l 36 5000 bush white Indiana at
Sl55i 80 bush white Ohio at s,5s 1900 bush white
RYE-Vefy scarce and firm. Sales 600 bush state
BARLEY-Market dull and nominal.
COILN-There Is no decided change in the corn
market, but at the close there was scarcely 80 much
rmness. sales 90 bush at 56a57e for old mixed
western 55Y55e Tor EASTERN 4sd5le for unsound-
OATs-Market quiet and Unchanged. Sales AZ
479leo ior JerseYs Canada, western and state.
COFFEE-Market for Rio is more active and
2I14@Zsc.
SUGAR,--Raw continues firm with good inquiry.
Sales 20O hhds at S9c for Cuba; SIC for Porto Rico;
sdli96c for New Orleans; $50 boxes Havana al sjs3
Ike and by auction, "a lhds New Orleans at s159
lIOLASSES-Market very firm. Sales 100 bbls
New Orleans at 42c; 65 hhds Porto Rico at 379l3c;
50 hhds Cuba muscOyado at 35c.
PORk-ln fair demand at easier prices. Sales ll60
sS,75ds 30 for prime.
BRER-Msrket rules firm. Sales $40 bbls at
s5O097 0e for country prime; 5,001l000 for coun-
try mess; sll009isS0 for reDacked mess; sl300al50
PRIME MESS BERF-Market duH at $500
BEEF HAAIs-In fair request We notice sales
Of 90 Dbls extra choice western at $3.50.
CUT MEATS-Market more active and frmer.
Sales 756 packages at 31z9ic for shoulders; 4565c
for hams
BACON SIDES-1Iarket Inactive.
LsAHD-Markef rules very firm and scarcely so
active. Sales at s'4991Se, the latter is extreme
price.
BUTTER-sellinga at IO9l4c for Ohio li9l7o for
'ttIBi 'tGtIHBiREsE-Msrkett firm at 4asy6e.
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s MEAH Aol.-some unprincipled person
OF persons, last night stole from the Indus
trial School Home 10 choice plants in pots.
They were the treasure Of the inmates who
rarely see the sight Of plants, vegetation or
AOWers growing elsewhere. Some Of them
were purchased in the market and others
were donated BY Mr. Robinson Euclid street.
Such things may appear small to the owner,
but it was rare pleasure to look on them
and water them With feeling Of JOY. They
were unmolestsd By the scholars Who watched
then, who talked about them with feeling
Of pride and honesty. R. ".
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PARTIES wishing to purchase fine resi-
deneo and place Of business combined, can
not do better than to read the adverfis, sDlsnt
in another column, +" For Sale Cheap Tho
property there described is in good order, and
will be sOld at bargain.
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ssnIed Prn,,nsn,.

VIII be received BY Wm. Dewitt IN ii
Thursday, the 7th of August 1852, for lea ;
ing three Dining Halls on the State Fai 2
Grounds. Parties will be required to propose
the price for meals which they viii charge
such parties as the State Board of Agricul-
ture may see proper to invite, and the price
proposed to charge the public.
July "a: 500. JoHE Il. KLTPPAar,
Cor. sec'y.
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GLRADER.
IN AnVERTTsRlIENTs.

Levi and caas. RaVuoa-lIiller Waaied-
ssausle 6. naldvin-Moftgage sale.
J. stair 8 ssou-Now Crop Turnip ssed
Desirable building Lot for Sale.
Bon ao5-siiustion wanted as Clerk.
sa1 r NsWman-Rslidenoe, &e., fsrtala.
nssor-Local Notice.
Brainari a Durridge-Loosl Eoiiea.
ilae NeetinG-Looal Eoties
o. Gutter a 6son-Auotioa sale Of Linen Gcota.
s \. Goodaia-Wool Uieular-Loeai Hoticu.
A. n. Perry a Co-NsW Wheat Flour.
Lieut.. 7. 4. BgFilstt-volunieera Wanted
John G. sahdors-Loeal Noiiee.
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LATE PaTExTs.-The following late patents
were obtained through the Office Of Msssrs.
Brainard & Burridge Of this city: E. C.
Roberts, Hudson Michigan, Preserving
Fuit; J. Brainard, Cleveland, Batting Skins
n. Sylvester, Ia Grange, O., Corn Planter
faylsr and Brightman, Cleveland, Paper
Dryer; G. Archer, Massillon, O., Combined
Harrow and Tongue J. II. Martin, Glove
oland, Construction Of Monuments; A. In
gals, Independence, Iowa, Cane Mill A.
P. WinsloW, Cleveland, British Patent R. R.
Car Roof; 7. B. Taylor, Cleveland, Bel
gian Patent Horse Shoe Machines J. D.
Tiat, cuyahoga Falls. combined Aiongle and
Clothes Wrineer.
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vEsaELs PAssrso.-The following vessels passed I
rnft on the "a.

NEssELs PAssIao.-Ihe IoIloWIng FesseIs pa55ed Do
roft on the I'd:
UP-Prupellers Whithy, B. +. Bruce, Water Witch;
ner schOoners White Squali, Exchange, Clyde, Joe
Grant.
pOwN-Propellers Pittsburgh, Neptune, Mendoza,
Hunter Nile; barks Mary L. Perl, LEfFinier, Che
mango, W. Jones, B. Morris, America, Cream City,
Maitland, Lady Of the Lakes, Superior brigs Fanny
America, Mary; sehoOneTs MARY Collins, Colling-
wood, A. +. Hart, +. T. Barney, d. r. Martin. Aide
baTan, Monitor No. g. Eliza Logan, Nightingale,
Monitor No. 2 Q. n johnson, Adrondacr q. G.. Gray,
Monsoon, Eleanor, Curew Queen Of the Lakes, Cuba,
Afazeppa G. W. Jones, Gertrude Sanb0rn, Fl0rence,
r. Mott, Grace Murray, Wings Of the Morning Mary
Brown Sweepstakes, Stampede, Ostrich, SascO, Nor
wegian, Yankee, ]. W. Brown, Milwaukee Belle,
Denmark, Uncle Tom, Victoria, Anna Craig City Of
Ogdeusburgh, COqustte.
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To WHox IT NAY CoSoERN.-There Is a
carcass Of dog in the last stage of eesm-
position on the front Of lot No. 90 hiO-st.
The stencil IS intOlerable, and should be at
tended to at once by the proper authorities.
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olhsr arlIele. quIet ana unchaassd.

ADVANCE ~ BREADsTUTFs.-Durin the past week
the markets for breadstufib have been unusually eE-
cited and buoyant, and prices have improved very
materially. Flour has advanced about 40c q barrel
wheat, i0c q bushel and corn, &c g bushel.
During the same period however, gold has advane-
cd 8 10 h cent and sterling exchange about 10 n
cent-so that the change in prices Is decline
In currency than an appreciation Of property For
instance, wheat In new York will not sell for any
more gold new than II did week ago; but Il takes
about One-tenth more currency to purchase It.
We take the above from the Chicago Tribune Of
Wednesday In Cincinnati and New Yark the ad-
vance on shipping grades Of -four for the same time
has been 20 to 90 cents Dbl The choicest grades Of
white wheat -four not much changed, as they are
not taken largely for shipment to Europe Tho stock
Of -four in this city is not large. Country brands Of
red wheat arc selling at sl5O95,OO City brands at
1925 Country brands white wheat at sa,75a5, D.
City brands white wheat at s5,5065,75.
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NASHVILLE, July q.
Ex-Gov. Wm. D. Campbell accepted a
Brigadier Generalship and takes command
Of the Federal troops in Tennessee. Great
satisfaction IS manifested at this arrange
ment.
Capt. Broden takes seven hundred pa
rolled Federals to Camp Chase tomorrow
morning.
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The Commercial Mutual Insurance Com
pany have removed to their new building,
corner Of River and Superior streets.
julyi4-2w:Ss7
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ANERrcAS HOUSE, ARRIvAIs.-Tho follow
ing we're among the arrivals at the American

House yesterday;
J. B. Parker and lady, Washington, d. c. ".
G. Powers, New Castle, Pm. ; A II. Garfield, do. )
J. NJ. Calver, Michigan; d. &. Wright, 7th Reg-
ment; @. A. Benhams Chicago; j. W. Kelly
Welsyile Alexandria Crummell, Liberia, West
Africa; John Kinsman, Warren; p. Ferrnll, Ca
nal Dover; II. A. Huston, Alliance; II. q. ste
phens, Hudson r. p. Jameson, Warren n. y.
seass, Wellsvilie; ]. Bradley, Geneva, N. Y;
W. W Hatch, Augsburg j. Carroll Minehes-
ter; G.. NJ. Alexander, Philadelphia r. 5. o.
kins, Akron; c. p. Green, do. Miss N. Parsons
Garfield L. A. sappner end lady, Kentucky )
+. o. OFIne, youngstown NJ. II. Place, Wells
vile J. +. Wilson, Rayenna +. 3. Taylor
Warren D, H. King Akron Thos Hannie and
wife, Washington, ID. C.; J. s. Allen, NorWalki
A. Hayes, Wayne J. W. Larabee, Lake Supe-
rior; F. Davis, do. +. NJ. Eutting, New York
". 3. Hopkins, Wisconsin, Miss NJ. Bailey and
sister, Baltimore Miss 5. Young, Boston, Mas
snchusetts.
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lLLIANcE, O., JuIY p, 1853.

Notice is madO in anOtner paragraph Of the
the stealing Of plants from the Indstrial
School, on champlain street. If any person
who has an abundance of plants would sup
ply the loss, they would be doing worthy
and commendable act.
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FRnaI rANanA-

IOROETo, July q.
The west end Of the Parliament build
ings, recently occupied By British officers
stationed here, was entirely destroyed By
Ere thfs- nfiarnoon.
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THE ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-Mrss Phillips,
wife Of George Phillips, At NO.5O Garden
street, who attempted suiside on Wednesday
evening BY taking laudauum, is likely to re-
cover, thanks to the timely arrival Of ply
sieian. She has not lived happily with her
husband for some time past, which is said to
b the cause Of the rash act.
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fron material purchased by The Central

eThis list does not include a large number Of
packages OF fresh fruit, and vegetables, sour
for the hospital steamer Lancaster. No. 4.
fAbout tWo-thiFds were unfit for use.
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N A Rim E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
EsrERED-JULY p.

EsFERED-JULY p.
Steamer May Queen, Yiger, Detroit
Steamer Iron City, Turner OntonagOn is tons COP
per, Hussey * Mcbride y bbs do, John r. Grant;
box furs, q bdls bags, 5. p. b. & Co.
Propeller Forest Queen, Carney, BuifalO.
Schooner ClaTabel, Bearse, Buffalo, light
Schooner Petrol, Peltier, Port Hope.
Schooner Morning Light, Hes, Buffalo.
Schooner Fremont, Phail, Marquette
ScOW Mary and Lucy, Garloek, Bay City
CLEARED.
Steamer May Queen, Yiger, Detroit.
Propeller Empire State. Brett, Chicago.
Schooner Fremont, Phial, Marquette,
Schooner Starlight McDrOmand, Windsor.
Schooner Medbury, Warner, Marquette.
Scow Gen. Price Highly, Toledo.
ScOw Mary and Lucy, ROys, Saginaw.
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HAzTED-A situation As book-kespsr Or
Falssnan by gerfIqHan vino has had large
experience in Wholesale house. Address
@. H., Leader once. Rl2:tf
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The COMMITTEES from the Grape Growers
Association ure sall out, prosecuting their
Investigations. They have examined many
Eineyards and various kinds Of wines
Among the wines are some brought from
California BY Mr.. z. Wade, ef very superb
osqdsIity. The report Of their investiga-
tions viii be published very soon.