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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-11

ALL QUIET WITH MCCLELLAN.
Rebel BOastlng OVerthe Battles.
DEBATE IN CONGRESS ON
MCCLELLAN.
Forthcoming Republican Address.
THE QUESTION OF COLORED
SOLDIERS.
The Senate Decides to Accept
Them.
ALL QUIET WITH MCCLELLAN.
Rebel Boosting OVerthe Battles.
Forthcoming Republican Address
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROW COIUoIRUs-

COLUMBUS, July 10.
To THE CLEVELAND PREss:-Please an
nounce lhat for the production and benefit
Of discharged and other soldiers desiring
information and assistance in the eollec-
ton Of their claims against the Govern
ment have detailed James E. Lewis a
clerk in the Quartermaster Generals
Office in this city, to furnish the same. All
calls upon him, either in person or by let
ter, will have prompt attention without
any fee or cost to the applicant.
DAVID TOD Governor.
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NOUN, HOsAN a CO.-Deeidedly the cool
est and pleasantest refreshment rooms in the
city are those kept by Messrs. Mould, Hogan
& Co., on the corner Of Euclid street and the
Square. This firm do much larger business
than is generally supposed. They are ex-
tensive Wholesale dealers in all kinds Of
fruits and berries, and they have recently
opened a store for the sale Of butter, eggs,
cheese, ETC., etc. They are daily shipping
large quantities Of fruits and berries to all
points on the Lake shore, and those interest
ed cannot do better than to give this firm
their patronage.
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American Hotel.

The undersigned having taken a lease for
years Of the above well-known establishment,
respectfully invites his friends and the pub
lie to give him call.
The house has been put in perfect order,
newly furnished in the best style, and in all
its appointments placed upon the footing Of
first class hotel, and viii be occupied in
connection with s farm in the vicinity, from
which it viii be abundantly supplied with
fruits and vegetables.
It is the purpose Of the undersignsd to Sc
cure to his guests the quiet and comforts of q
homo, and be hatters himself that from his
experiences in the business, and from the ex
tent and character Of his accommodations, h'
shall be able to give satisfaction to those
who may favor him with their patronage.
July 1895 T. B. 'BRocKwAY.
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krrnoAS HousE AEnIvALs.-Tho folio,

ANERIoAN HoUsE ARRIvALs.-The follow
ing were guests at tho AmssiOan House yes
terday:
Miss Mahony, Newark R. W. Perkins, VIII
loGghby B. b. Wood and son, Richfeld; ]. P
Smith, Wellington; C. D. Gould, COnneaut; A.
W. Gould, dos Mrs. A. Richards, Detroit; Z. o.
Lyman and son, Mulberry G. H. Brown, Akron
G. ]. Rexford, Mentor Capt. A. ]. Whitney, Srd
Michigan; Royal Taylor, Solon /. H. Bunnell,
Hudson; P. J. Van Ettens Jackson John Ives,
Cuyahoga Falls; s. Minor, Geauga Co.; W. r.
Suttle, Boston j. n Jameson, Lima; P. s. Rust.
Girard Dir. and Mrs. n. z. Lewis, Mt. Vernon
Mrs. D. E. Main, do; F.; J. I. Warren, do; D. Scran-
ton, Willoughby; NJ. D.Wells, Chicago; W. Breck-
enridge, Townsend; Ghas. Pease, Whipponvlle
R. Taylor and lady, Solon; 1. B. Johns, Colum-
bus; W. J. Redford, RainesTille c. L. Rice, Mil
Wauleo; Miss Waters, doi A. N. Haeket, Raven
ns W. Bleakey, Wellsville z B. Taylor and
hlmily, Warren; ChRs. Hays, Pittsburgh W. A.
Hudson, South; H s butcher, Port Clinton NJ.
A. Davis, Chagrin Falls; ]. NJ. Butler, sanduslyi
John Maylan, do; Jas. Heath, do; John Squire,
Youngstown; Seth Shattuck, Baltimore; Lieut..
b. Scott, ,hCo. @, 7th Ohio; I. G. Morris, Cincn-
natl D. " Moore, Newark; s. Rhode Perrys-
burg; Freeman Bellviiie, do Geo. Jenneman,
dos L. B. Curtz, n. Yi E. Highly. Attiea-
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A GARD TO THE LADIEs.-DR

"A DUPONC0'S GOLDEN PILLS ron FEMALES.
fnfaniblo in Correcting, Regulating and Removing
all Distractions, from Whatever Cause, and
always Successful as a Preventative
1nfallible IN Removing stoppages and irfegularlty
Of the 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 Tor the
whatever as well to prevent an increase OF alni
where health will not permit Il. Females peculiarly
situated or those suppOsing Themselves SO, are eau
toned against using these Pills while In That oondi-
tOn the proprietor assumes no respOslbiiy alteE
the above admOnitOn, although th2ir miuness Ngniu
prevent any mischief TO health; otherwise the PMS
are recommended. Full and explicit directions ae-
company each box. Price 81 per box. -.
Sold wholesale and retail IN Cleveland by bENIUN
BROTHERS. Wholesale Druggists, 10 superior 81.
STRONG & ARMSTRONG, l99 Superior-St.i y. W.
SACERIDER, 223 Superior-St.; G. W. CLARK lly
Superior-St., and CHURCHILL BRO corner oil
Ontario street and the Square.
LADIES by sending 81 70 either Of the above
agents through the Cleveland Post Olce, can have
the Pills sent TO any part Of the country or city con
ienfiailv) and free Of POSTAGE - by return mail
n Il Look out for eounterleits. Buy no Golden
Pills Of any kind unless every box iHgned s. D. Howe
All Others are base imposition and ulstei therefore,
IS you value your lives and health TO say nothing Of
teing humbuged ont Of your money! buy only tlose
Nho show the signature Of 5. ID. Howe on every Do1
hfch has recently been added account OF the Pills
being cOunterfeited The ingredients composing the
above Pills are made known 70 every agent and they
will tell you they safe and will perform ali claimed
Tor them. 5. ID. HOWE, Sole Proprietor,
mar27:Rg7 New York.
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PIC Nc ExoURs1Ox.-The large, safe and
beautifully finished steamer Traveller, viii
leave GarretsOn's wharf, near the pier, for
Commodore Perry's battle ground and Put In
Bay, on Monday, July 14th, at A. NJ, fol
the benefit Of the Bethel Church on Water
street, and the support of the Chaplain, Rev.
VIM. Day. Lsland's celebrated band will
accompany the party, and as usual add tc
the pleasures of the day. Tickets, so cent?
each, to be had at the book stores, at Messrs
Morgan Roots, or at the boat.
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FORRTGN news.

81. JOINS, n. F. July 10.
The City Of New York, from Liverpool
the ID and Queenstown the Sd, was board
ed off Cape Race on Thursday forenoon.
The City of Washington arrived at
Queenstown on the ID. Hr"
Flour and wheat quiet and firm, but an
changed. Corn dull and St96d lower.
Provisions dull and nominal.
COnsOls 9l4991t; III. C. shares 4sA
discount; Erie 29k.
Pnlitics nnimnorfanf
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DIsguRBAxoE OK BANK sTREET.-About ?
o'clock yesterday morning, some half doE-
en- men Who had been drinking freely we're
coming up Bank street, and when near su-
Perior street they met a man named Mullen,
with whom the party had some difheulty
and hnally one Of them struck Mullen in
the face with a brick, bruising him badly.
Polieeman Gibbons was also struck in the
face with q brick, which knocked out several
Ct bis teeth. Two other policemen soon ar
rived and arrested several Of the party, Who
were taken to the Watch House. They viii
be brought before Judge Vail this morning
The above information we gain nom the ON
GERS Who made the arrest.
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BUSINESS IN CLEvKLkND.-We are assured
by the business men Of Cleveland that busi-
ness Ia that city never vas better, and the
hustle and life, everywhere visible during
our stay, atiested the truth Of the assertions.
The street railroads add very materially TO
tie live aspect af the place and they are pay
ing we'll, one ear having taken in $50 the
other day. The travel through there is i'm
mense, every car and boat being loaded, and
they all stop at the Weddell and Angler, If
Il is their privilege to stop at all.-Deiroit
Adrertiser aud Tribune.
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TEnPLARs' PIcSIc.-The picnic excursion
Of that enterprising society, Minnehaha Tenn
pie Of Good Tsmplars, to Rocky River, yes-
terday, was an entire success. The day was
oool, the roads free from dust, and the splen-
did park Of Messrs. Humm & Krauss, ad-
joining the Rocky River Point House, was
in most perfect order. A pleasant party of
some sixty or seventy, mostly members Of
Minnehaha and Refuge Temples, seemed to
snjoy the day and the scenery to the fullest
extent. The tables in the grove were laden
With tempting viands, which, after the in
vigorating exercise of the morning, were
disposed Of in manner quite satisfactory to
those present. The waves running some,
what high, the fne sail, and rOw-bOats con-
nected with the grounds we're not brought
into general use, but other pleasant recrea-
tions filed up the time until evening, when
all returned to town, feeling that an excur-
sion to Rocky River Point is one Of the most
enjoyable events Of the season.
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FRnaT CATRO.

CAIRO, July 10.
Ineonsequenee Of a remonstrance signed
BY the Commanding General and the War
Claims Commissioners, the order for clos
ing the Mound City hospital, and its trans
fer to Memphis, has been rescinded by the
Secretary Of War.
The War Claims Commission have acted
on upwards Of twelve hundred claims up
10 this evening.
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HORTICULTURAL ExHIBITIoN.-On Saturday
(this week., the horticultural Society win
hold their regular semi-mOnthly show Of
fruisa, flowers and vegetables, in the Grape
GrOFsrs' room, south side Public Square
We iearn that these exhibitions are free to all,
and that due notice win be made Of every ar
tieIo exhibited. For the credit Of our city
and its suburbs, we hope every one who can
will bring forward such fruits and flowers as
they have snd VIC also hope our market gar
dsDsrs viii bestir themselves little, and
show US what good vegetables they can
grow.
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FoR TIE U. S. ARNy.-T Teamsters, Labor
ers, Blacksmiths, Wagon Makers, and Sad
dlers, are wanted immediately for the army
in the West. See advertisement of Messrs
W. F. Carey & Co.
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BoARDISe srABLE.-The undersigRsd has
leased the Livery Stable on Academy Lane,
recently occupied by D. L. Ruple, where he
is prepared to receive Boarding Horses by
the day or week at the lowest rate.
iulvlI.Iw ISAAC DARE.
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COMMERCIAL.
CLRYr1.ANp pRopuoR nIARKRT.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
FEIpAT MORNING, July II, 1862.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE
FRIDAY MoRNMa, July II, 1862.
FLOUR Market higher no saos reported.
WHEAT-Msrket little more active and 28s
higher Sales Of 5000 bush red, FREQ on board, at
81 1900 bush white ahoat at 81 car white on
track at ali car rod on track at ssoi do do at
s9oi car mixed 0. T. at sso market closing quiet.
CORN-Marliot Inactive and nOminally unohAng-
ed
OATs-sale of car on track at3ic.
There were some inquiries, and
sale Of $50 bbls at s0S.
BUTTRR-The market for butter remains quiet
and unchanged. Sales of kegs at IOo, and small
lot ofehoice at Il5c.
EGGs-Quiet with sale of bbls at Sc.
LARD-Sale Of kegs at &c,
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SASro4D's 0PERA TnoUPE.-Thia company
perform again this evening at Brainard'a
Hail. There vas q large audience present
last night, who received with evident satia-
faction and delight the performances Of this
hne troupe.
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N. Y. STOCK MARKBT-July 10.


HIONEY-Market steady at 5l56 Z cent for loans
on calf; and 535G6H = cent prime paper.
STElRLING EXCHANGE-Market lower
and unsettled. The whole range is l2759@l2S& for
Bankers bills.
GOIfD-AmeTican gold lower, opening at l756 pre-
MUM, and closing at I54.
GOVERNMENT sTOCKS-Market dull
United States s. 81 l0l2@02 $40 Treasury Notes
10 l16t0lO4A.
STOCKS-Market is dull and steady. Chi
cago & Rock Island s.; Cleveland Toledo asa;
Galena & Chicago 704; Illinois Central scrip sos;
Michigan southern guaranteed BIZ; Michigan South
ern 254; Michigan Central 6lss; Pacific Mail lOg5z
New York Central e2S; Erie s.; Erie preferred 634
Harlem 1896 Harlem preferred 5sa; Chicago, RuT-
iRgien & Quincy 764i Pittsburgh, e; Wayne 4
Chicago st bonds 9l Missouri IS 4gf; tennessee 6s
81; URited State S 81 Oregon half yearly sezs.
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RErHz1 ExcURsIoN.-Ths steamer Travel
sr win make an excursion 70 Put-in-Bay on
Monday next, for the benefit Of the Rev.
William Day, Of the Bethel Church East
side) The boat viii leave the dock At 8
o'clock, A. II.
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HOusE.

The House passed the Senate resolution
to suspend all payments under the act Of
March last, to secure to officers and meh
actually employed in the Western Depart
ment, their pay, bounty and pensions, and
appoint three commissioners to investigate
and examine all claims and report to the
Secretary Of War.
The House passed the Senate bill for the
better government of the Navy. and the
House resolution Of thanks to Commodore
Foote
Adjourned
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REERIeEEATORs, &o.-A large variety of
tie most approved styles of RefrigeratOrs,
Water Coolers and Filters, four-minute Ice
Cream Frse1sgs, Bird Cages, Fruit Cans and
Jars, just received, and for sale at manufae-
tursra' prices at WI. MARv1x's,
30. 80 south side Public Square.
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US. D1srRIcT CouRT.-The Grand Jury
yesterday presented indictments against Al
len Broeart and james Cummisky Of Crest
line, for passing counterfeit coin and against
Harrison L. Bronson for rObbing post Office.
BronsOn's trial Is hxed for the 2ssh inst.
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4 NEW DEHEIFRIoE, which cleans, whitens
and preserves the teeth and heals aIl diseases
Of the gums, can be had by calling for Hud-
sons UnrivalIed Tooth Paste, at Strong a
Armstrong;, J. 4. and A. s. GOrham's N. c.
Brewers, G. ". olark's, or any druggists in
the State.
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OsWEGO HIARKFT-JuIv 1O.

lbf TELEGRAPH.
FLOUR-Market steady With good demand for
eastern and interior trade
WHEAT-Market better, with good speculative
inquiry. Sales 10000 bush red Indiana at SIP
20,5O0 do at 81, ,l3.
N-MaTket In moderate demand. Sales 1000
bush Illinois at Az.
Other grains quiet.
CANAL FREIGHTS-Qul Flour, 3GG37c;
wheat, 955c; corn, SIC TO New York
LAKE DIPORTS-22,OJO bush wheat; 1900
CANAL EXPORTs-e,sOOb bbls -four; Ct, sou bus
wheat.
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FRoN LAKE SUFERIOR.-The steamer Illi-
nOis arrived from Lake Superior last evening.
Mr. Charles Atwood, her gsntIemanly and
obIiging Clerk, furnishes US with the follow
ing items: The Illinois left ontonagon on
her return trip Saturday, July 5, at O'Clock
Pm. The schooner J. Fretter was there,
nearly unloaded. Net propeller Iron City
that evening at 10 o'clock, between Eagle
River and 0ntonagon, bound up. Touched
ct Eagle River during the night, arriving at
Eagle Harbor at daylight on the 9th. Left
Eagle Hnrbor at o'clock A. N. Touched
At Copper Harbor, arriving at Portage Lake
at Up. NJ. The steamer Traveller came in
that P. N. at 5 o'clock, bound up. Left the
same evening at O'Clock. Arrived at Mar
quetts early on the morningof the 7tb. The
schooners Challenge, susquehanna, St. James
Rescue and Webber were there, loading. The
propeller Northern Light came in, bound up
and left az 2P.M. Left Marquette at ~
o'clock P. N. Passed the propeller F. W.
Backus on Pictured Rocks, and met the
steamer Sea Bird shortly after, bound up
Arrived at the sault early on the morning Of
the sth, leaving at . A. N. Came via the
Wellington Mines, passing Detour on th'
evening Of the sth.
The Illinois brought down p tons Of cop
per from the Minnesota mine, IS tons from
TIE RockIand, 10 tons from the Central, Il
cons from the AmygdaIoid, 95 tons from th'
a.. sasy, i2e tons pig iron, other miscellans
~. =. ssht, and 50 passengers.
Tb.rs n q been disastrous FIRE at chocO
ls,s u tbs n corning Of the 5th. The saw
min owned Vl16ol1So SloSoo trst torstb.r sfs vii
lumbsr valued at ss,t, t,Se, vas entirely con
sumed
The weather continued E. e-Neoeeinsy a'9
and farmers anticipate less than nAli 8 Gro 20
Of hay. Heavy fires are still rag' 0s aI eil
fsrept points in the woods, almost sh,s en.li
length Of the Lake and saut River, ION
great damage.
The Illinois leaves on her next trip shi
SFridayl evening, at o'clock, going vi
tlackinae.
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FRoN sAxDuskT.-The steamer Island
Queen, Capt. Orr, brought down q gay purity
Of pleasure seekers from Sandnsky yesterday.
They remained In the city several hours, and
returned home in the evening.
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LEoTURE.-Mrs. Cora L. V. Hatch, Of New
York, win speak in Brainard's Hall on Sun
day morning, at 1O1z O'clock, A. NJ, and at
SPIN. The audience viii have the privi-
icgs Of choosing the subject. jullO:3t
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REv. J. HyATr SAITH, formerly Of this
city, but now resident Of Philadelphia,
uaiia FOR Europe on the 18th inst. The tour
will probably include a visit to the Holy
Land.
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Books AND GIFrs.-The New York Gift
Book House, $50 Superior street, continues
to sell books at about one-haR the retail
price, and to give with each one present
worth from so cents to 500. juIy9:5t
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THEArRE.-This is the last night but one
Of the Seven Sisters and Uncle Sans Magic
Lantern. The public win please notice that
this evening has been selected for the benefit
Of Mr. J. &. McDonOugh, aIias Mrs. Pluto,
whose impersOnatiOn Of that character is one
Of the greatest features Of the play. Mr..
McDonough's claims will therefore be double
this evening, as he viii appear as 4" Uncle
Sam, in the new act Of 90 Uncle Sans Magic
Lantern, . which is in point Of tableaux and
language very fine, keeping the audience in
the most intense excitement. The character
OfsCOlumbia is well played BY Mrs. Ellsler
We shah look for an overhoWing house upon
tkin.ooeasior
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WANTRD-A situation as book-keeper or
salesman by gentleman who has had large
experience in Wholesale house. Address
C. H., Leader Office. Rl2;tf
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TlzRE are 70 b three new regiments raised
IN this district, and stationed at Camp oiere-
land. They viii be numbered Us fOllows:
1854, l0lth and lO5th.
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PETERsoE FOR AueusT.-Everett & Wilson
have received Peterson for August, with ele-
CANT fashion plates, eOlOred and plain, 3
steel engraving Of q The Mothers Darling, -
and the usuaI enoiee miscellany reading.
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Adjourned
MORE FRUITS OF THE CONCILIATION
POLICY.

Quincy, L Iisl,.. -
- a 6hI6n man named Pratt, in Lewis
county, Missouri, on Tuesday last, robbed
the house and murdered him.
A band Of eighty in number visited Mon
ticello, near Canton, in the same county,
yesterday, and robbed the store Of Mr..
ThurstOn of every of value The cit
themselves, in anticipation of an attack
from these marauders.
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EINANcIAI

SS0 liut MO-,4sE -
tDOUs OJlJO in sums 10 suit-at the "a stand and
well known WAGNER ER'S Olice, vu securities lIeterg
rind. VIZ: DRY Goods, Hardware, Cold aud silver
Plate Watches, Diamonds, jewery, Fire rms. Z ur
niture Carpets, Clothing, Pianos. MifrUrs fainfngs
nd Personal Property the most urisfacoEy ter
Business stricflv private. Established lS5l Watches
aud IewrlrY Tor sale AZ barNuins.
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NEW rEATuRE.-PetersOns's Magazine
for August a new sHpply Of The tax law
tBeRdls's dime edition. The Royalist Daugh-
isrs, new novel BY Dumas; Barren Hon
our, 3 new novel by the author Of Guy Liv-
ingston sEd another By Anthony Trollopsi
the Burrhssssr Towers also the comic Eng-
lfh Grammar. All At Everett Z Wilson's.
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FRnlT W1sHTNGToN.

WAsHINGToN, July 10.
No intelligence has been received from
the Army Of the Potomac for several days
past further than that it is improving in
strength aud efficiency.
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NEw ADvKRTIsEATENEs.

Iohn Eilsior--A Acaiomy Of Nauio.
Hover 4 Hlgbes-Ribbons.
Robt. Hanna Co.-Exeursion.
@. D. Bishop--Notioo 20 Contractors.
ohas. A. Reed 1 co.-wanied.
aInvoutor"-To Capitalists.
Everett wrlou-Looai Notloo.
M.M.-Bcard wanted.
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81 DR.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
Eleotropathy, cures obstinate cases Of DysPep-
sia, Rheumatism, scrofrla, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gans, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to many formidable cases cured in this
city after other physicians had failed. See sd-
vertisement in another column. Once No. ll9,
sanana Eiraat
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WOUNDED soLDIERs.-There are now over
ton thousand wounded soldiers in tho hOspi-
tails in and around Washington.
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nIrrrr.rn Inlr - Ia

BoARD WAxrED-By a gentleman, wife
and two children, in apriyate family. Terms
must be reasonable. Address
q NJ. NJ, Leader Ofioe.
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STARR, 225 superiOr-st., has-all of the Il
lustrated papers, and New York and Cincin-
natl dnilies.
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L. A. GnBERT, No. lS2 Ontario street, buys
and fIIs all orders for fruit. Particular at
tentiOn paid to orders from abroad. S96
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oHICAGo aIARKET-InI, 1o

~
EL0UR--Market active and lOc higher.
WHEAT-Sales az Sc for No.
COR N-Biarlzet dull.
235,UtO bush corn.
SHIPITENTS-5,gO bbls flour: Cf0 b1is vvl,s.t.
l55, ,nt0 bush corn.
EREIGHTS-Quiet l2e on corn to Buffalo.
EACIANGE-Uuch Gold excited
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M "a r IN E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERuD-JULT 10.
Steamer Nay Queen, Vigsr, Detroit.
Propeller Forest Queen, Carney, Buffalo.
Brig Amazon, Young, Buffalo.
Schooner Leader, Munroe, Buffalo.
Schooner rSaranao, Gale, Marquette.
Schooner o. Y. Brainard, Henderson, Buffalo
SchQoner Chisholm, Edison, Detroit.
Schooner Forwarder, Ayeril, Port Huron
Schooner Summit, Nelson, Buffalo.
Scow Ida and Mary, Bates, Detroit
CLEARED.
Steamer May Queen, Yiger, Detroit
Brig Amazon, Young, Bufialo.
Schooner A. J. Rich, Crawford, Chicago.
Schooner Leader, Mnnroe Chicago.
Schooner FOrwarder, Averil, Port Huron.
Schooner Summit, Nelson, Chicago.
Schooner o. v. Brainard, Henderson, Oswego.
Scow Juno, DuddlesOn, Port Huron.
ScOw Ida and Mary, Bates, Detroit.