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P0ST.OEEICE TIME.TABLE.
NTMMER ARRANGEMENT FOR

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT For
- the arrival and closing Of the mails at the Cleye
EASTER WAY, daily for Buffalo, Boston, New York,
arrives 3-05 P. M; closes 900 A. n.
THRoUGH WAY, daily, for Buffalo, Boston, New
York. arrives $50 A. NJ $40 P. NJ closes 500 P NJ,
PrTrsBURGH WAY, daily, for Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Washington, Pittsburgh, Canton, Akron, Mas
silOn, Steubenvilles Bs o. K. r., arrives gl5 A Nj
closes s:25 A. N.
Washington, arrives $50 P. N; closes 4:l5 P. NJ.
CINCINNATI WAY, Columbus, indianapolis, st. Louis,
Louisville, Nashville and Cairo arrives 9l0 P. NJ;
closes 1000 P. n.
Louis, Nashville and Cairo, arrives $3.50 A. M 500
WESTERN WAY, Toledo, Chicago and Detroit, daily,
arrives 9.25 A. II; closes 1000 P. n.
THROUGH WESTERN, Toledo, Chicago and Detroit,
daily, arrives g:l0 P. NJ; closes $3.50 P. N.
SANDUsKY WAY, Elyria via Northern Division, ar
rives at $40 a. n; closes 4;45 P. n.
MAHONISG WAY, Warren and youngstown arrives
.:05 p. NJ; 1000 P. n.
Medina WAY, daily, arrives 400 P. NJ. closes s:OO
RocKPoRT, Dover, Sheffield, North Ridgeville, &C.,
arrives and closes on Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
day at Il N.
and Saturdays at 700 A. NJ; arrives Mondays and Fri
days at 500 P. NJ
SHARoN CENTER Granger, Hinckley, North Royal
ton leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at 700 A. NJ ar
rives Mondays and Fridays at 500 P n.
WARRENsvILE, daily, arrives lO:l5 A. Nj closes
EAST CLEVELAND and Euclid, daily, arrives 600 MI
Time Of distribution Of mails ready for delivery is
usually one hour latter than the time Of arrival OF
trains.
an City Circulars are required to be prepaid with
t5s+ 0ffce open from 7.sO A. NJ to 7:sn P. N.
IL. COWLES, p. M.
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JUN 18th, 1852.

CoTTON MAEUFAcTuREs IN CLEyELAND.-
There is no reason whatever that certain
kinds of manufactures should not flourish
IS well in Cleveland as at any Of the towns
and cities at the east which have become ia
nous for their productions. Clothing, for in
stance, might be largely manufactured here,
and all descriptions of cotton goods. In the
latter line beginning has been made by
Tage & Co., in the manufacture Of shirts
M. Tage came TO this city from one Of the
extensive shirt factories of Philadelphia, to
establish the business here. He has been
here long enough to became we'll known,
while his work has given perfect satisfaction.
Such an effort to establish industrial enter
prise in our midst should be encouraged, as
furnishing labor to the industrious poor and
through them putting renewed life and ae-
tivity into trade. It would be a most excel
lent thing for our city, If in few years this
newly established enterprise could expand
into business rivalling the shirt msnufae-
tory Of the winehestsrs at New Haven, or
others Of equal extent which employ hun
dreds Of hands and invest hundreds Of thou
sands of dollars capital.
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PIcNIc ExoURsIoE.-As the rain on Mon
day morning prevented very large number
from enjoying the excursion on board the
Traveller, the large, beautifully finished, and
perfectly safe steamer City of Cleveland has
been secured, and will leave the wharf Of
Messrs. Hussey & Mcbride, No. l29 River
street, on Tuesday morning, July 20th, at
o'clock for Commodore Perry Battle Ground,
and land at Put-in-Bay, The proceeds will
be applied to the benefit of the Bethel Church
on Water street and the support of tho Chap
lain, Rev. VIM. Day.
Leland & sargent's Band, with their new
silver instruments, win be on board, and as
usual add to the pleasure of the excursion.
Tickets fifty cents each; to be had at the
Book Stores, at Messrs. Morgan & Roots,
and at the boat. julyl9:S0s
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Normal Musical Insrirute---1s62.

Normal Musical Institute---1S62.
There will be a session Of this School held in
WOOSTER, OHIO, commencing Monday, Au-
gust 4th, and continue daily three weeks, closing
Saturday, August sd.
INSTRUCTORS.
Dr.. LOWELL MASON and Mr.. GEO. F. ROOT
Instructions will be given
lst. In the art of teaching Music, training
Classes or Choirs, or conducting Church Music.
I'd. To meet the wants Of those who having re-
eeived the advantages Of ordinary class or pri-
vate instructions, desire to make higher attain
ments in the art Of Music generally.
Sd. Vocal training, or the more advanced cuI-
ture of the voice.
4th, Harmony and Composition.
9Th. Solo and Chorus Singing and Church Mu-
sic, to which will be added practice in Glees,
Anthems, Choruses, etc, by the best Masters.
TICKETS TO THE Full CoURsE-s1O. FoR ONE
WEEK-S3.5O.
Wooster is a very healthy and pleasantly situ-
ated town, having direct Railroad eommunica-
ton with all other points in the Union.
The Institute viii be held in '' Arcadome Hall, -
one Of the best in the State.
Liberal arrangements will be made with the
hotels and private boarding houses for the en-
tertainment Of the patrons Of the Institute"
Any person desiring further information may
address S. FRENCH, Cor. Sec.
WoosTEn, OHIO, July 16, 1852
n. B.-BEWARE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
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WAR aIRRrTNO-

PTTsBURGH, July IS.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was
held here to-day to make arrangements
for grand meeting to prepare a plan for
raising the quota for Allegheny county
under the Presidents call for volunteer
Among the resolutions which were loyal
and patriotic, was one indicating that one
Of the objects Of the mass meeting was to
inquire into the dissatisfaction alleged to
exist in regard to the mode adopted By the
State Government to raise the new quota,
and to take all laudable steps to sllay the
same by memorial or otherwise.
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NEW YORK lIARKET.-JuIY IS.

[BT TELEGRAPH.l
5FLOUR-Market excited and with brisk demand
for export and homo consumption closes fully O20c
higher. The advance in gold and sterling exchange
has very favorable effect.
Sales 400 bbls at S1,7O@4,95 for superfne state
s5,2J95,40 for extrs state; s4,7O4, IS for superne
western; S5,20d5,4G for common to medium extra
western soYStS9,31 tor common 20 good shipping
brands extra round hooped Ohioi e5,60650 for trade
CANADA FLOUR-Market advanced IOaisc
with good inquiry Sales l,sOO bbls at s5 255 As for
common; g, ,59@6 30 for good to choice extra
RYE FLOUR-Market shade hrmer. Sales
CORN MEAI1-Scarce and advancing. Sales $50
bbls at 00g3 10 for jersey 50, 70 for Brandywne.
WHISK Y-Market heavy. Sales 500 bbls at 3l9
3I54c, chiefly at the inside price.
WHEAT-In good demand and prices have ad-
yanced le13c q BUSH The advance IN gold and ster-
ling exchange has very favorable effect. A large
portion Of the sales are 70 arrive Sales 1000 bush
Inferior Chicago spring at slOQ 800 bush Chicago
81, ,l2eql, ,l5; 1900 bush amber Iowa az sli60ll5;
s2O0O bush winter red western at sl2ll 2si 1900
ada club at 81 O6G5 1000 bush inferior white west
at $685. 1850 bush white Michigan at sl,si9
RYE-scarce and firm. Sales at 7l@76e foI west
ern; 7se9s0c for ate.
CORN-Market ic higher with good demand for
export and home consumption. Sales 10000 bush at
4lG47c for unsound 6oc for white western. In
cuded in the sales are 5000 bush old mixed western
OATS-Market frmeF. Sales at 4sa49o for Jer-
sey, canada, western and state.
PORA-Market without decided change with
moderate demand. Sales $50 bbls at Ell, 90 for
mess, and small sales at ell 06; sll O06l 3 for prime
ness $, 90 for prime; 5000 for thin mess
HEEF-Market quiet and stead. Sales 80 bbls
at 507 90 for country prime; sSOO6OOO for cOun-
try mess sli iOOglS 80 for repacked meas; sl3OO@4 90
PRIME MESS BEEF-Market dull at $500
620,OO.
BEEF HABIS-Market dull and nominally un-
changed
CUT AIRATS-Marzet dull and very heavy
Sales 25 packages at 3s9le for shoulders; 4k5c for
hams.
BACON SIDES-Market dull and prices are
nominal.
-LARD-Market quiet and steady salos !, ,Is3 bbls
az S(lg14c
BUTTER-sellinga at lO9l4c for Ohio; lO@I7c for
State.
CHEESE Market steady at 4@851c.
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in eject prohibitive Of the .import trade
with Europe, which viii be all bus snuibi-
lated, but the effect viii be most severely
felt in America. The measure win enlist
on the side Of the South all the sympsthies
and interests Of the two greatest nations il
Europe.
The Parliamentary proceedings were not
Of much interest. The fortifcation meas
ures we're again discussed in the Commons.
and there was debate in which Mr.. Cob
den and Lord Palmerston INDUCED in some
rather bitter personalities.
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AMERICAN HOUSE ARRIvALs.-The follow
ing were among the arrivals at the American

ing were among the arrivals at the American
House yesterday:
S. Moore, Detroit; F. B. Wetmore, Hfnckly :;
n. 5. Wallhaus and lady, Lakeville, Conn. c.
Bassett, Massillon; r. :. Peters, PHILADELPHIA; !;
W. Wise, New York; Miss Wise, do. John
Kinsman, Warren; Oliver Patch, do; John
Sears, Litehfeld c. W. Childs and lady, Jones'
vile, Mich. H. A. Wilcox and lady, Royalton /;
L. D. Benedict, Bedford; W Perkins, Warren +;
Geo. Turner, MonrOeville; A. NJ. M.LHacket, Ra-
VIENNA; W. Wetmore, Hinckly; &. S. Munger,
Geneva; Miss J. Chase, Sandusky; r. J. Blat-
tern and wife, Chicago Geo. Schlesseton, St.
Louis; D. A. Dun, ChRgrin Falls Mrs. Bailey,
Hardin county; VIM. W. Wilson, New Lyons :;
L. Beach and lady, Mercer; T. Andrews, Buffalo ;
J. P. Greennate, Newark; l. B. Gum, Fremont
P. F. Cashell and lady, Genoa, DR.. Shannon, Mt,
Vernon; /. c. Newrey, Milan W. c. Anderson,
Youngstown; $. Pomeroy and son, Strongsville; /;
Geo. Turner, Monroeville; I. r. Hall, Poland ;
c. F. KOrtland, do; Homer Baden, Youngs-
town Geo. Robinson, Ravenna; Mr.. Rodgers,
New York; VIM. Gilcbrist, Brunswick; ]. p.
Lennel, do; J. Holder, Boston; J. c. and G.. f.
stodder, do; Misses Stodder dos J. Ingersoli,
New York; John Stambaugh and two daughters,
do; Mrs. Hamilton, Youngstown; S. Waterman,
Pittsburgh; James Ward, Niles, Mich; ID G..
Roberts, jr., Reven, New York; r. W. Shaw
han, Tifton o.; Miss C. Richards, Washington
Z. Rahm, Poughkeepsie; L. c. Payne, Canton ;
Il We=ee. Ruftalo j. II. Beecher, Shalersyille ;
j. F. Spalni Mechanlcsburgni j. I. oaIuIEu.
New York; h. c. GarWOOd, do; b. 5. Taft, St
Louis, Mo-; L. B. MOrehouse and lady, Chicago ;
Mathew Warner, Youngstown; S. Moore, De-
trOit; W. H. Nelson, New York John SenteT,
Eagle River, Lake Superior; H. Seaman, Day
ton; J. c. Bailey, Michigan; Mrs. Morris, Wis
cOnsin; DR.. B. Baynum, Michigan F. H. Watt,
Columbus S. A. Siriault, do; H. Morgan and
son, Washington; Robert Long, Millersburgh
F. C. V. Boiling, do.
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CONDITION OF M'CLELLRN'S
ARMY !
THE WAR IN THE VALLEY I
JACKSON EXPECTED AT
STAUNT0N |
GEM HATCH AT RAPIDAN !
THE IMPORTANCE OF COR.
DONSVILLE!
THREE BULLY ORDERS BY GEN.
POPE F.!
HURRAH FOR THE FIGHTING
GENERAL /!
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
GEM HATCH AT RAPlDAN /
HURRAH FOR THE FIGHTING
GENERAL (!
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
WAR pTEETINGs.

COLUMBUS, July Is.
To the Press Of CIsVeIand-HOn. Thomas
Ewing, Rufus P Ranney and Samuel Gal
loway will address the people upon the
subject of putting down the rebellion, as
follows:
At Lancaster at P. NJ. on Wednesday,
23d inst
Circleville, at 8 P. NJ on Thursday, oath
inst
ChiIlicothe, at 8 P. NJ. on Friday, 25th
inst
Xenia, at 4 P NJ. on Saturday, 26th inst.
The several Military Committees will
make necessary preparations.
DAVID TOD. Governor.
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AMERICAN GOLD,
0. S. Treasury Notes, dated 1851
AND ALL KINDS OF SPECIE
WANTED,
FOR WHICH THE HIGHEST RATES OF
Premium will be Given.
CHAS. A. REED l. co.,
jyu:4O0 % Superior street, Cleveland.
A CARD 10 THE LADIES'

A CARD TO THE LADIES.-DR
"A DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES.
TnIallible in Correcting, Regulating and Removing
all Distractions, from Whatever Cause and
always Successful as a Preventative.
Infallible in Removing stoppages and Irregularity
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
ev sry case, and il Is urged BY many thousand ladies
who have used them to make the Pills public for the
aleTatiOn Of those suffering from any irregularities
whatever, we'll to prevent increase Of family
where health viii not permit It. Females peculiarly
situated those supposing themselves So are eau
toned against using these Pills while in that condi-
the above admOnitiOn, although their mildness would
prevent any mischief to health; otherwise the Pills
are recommended. Full and explicit directions &C
company each box Price 81 per box
Sold wholesale and retail in Cleveland by BENTON
BROTHERS, (W hOlesae Druggists, 100 SuperiOr-St.
STRONG q ARMSTRONG, i99 Superior-St.; L. W.
SACKRIDER, 223 SUperiOr-St.; G. w. CLARK, ll9
Superior-St, and CHURCHILL q BRO, corner Of
Ontario street and the Square.
LADIES by sending 81 to either Of the above
agents through the Cleveland Post Office, can have
the Pills sent 70 any part Of the country or city conh
dentially) and 4" free Of postage, by return mail.
n. b. Look out for cOunterieits. Buy no Golden
Pills Of any kind unless every box isgned D. Howe
All Others are base imposition and unsate therefore,
you value your lives aud health, TO nothing Oi
being humbuged out Of your money! buy only those
who show the signature Of s. ID. Howe on every box,
which has recently been added on account Of the Pills
aiza cq5lutnrfaitet The ingredients composing the
above Pills made known fhev
will tell you they are sale and will perform all claimed
for them. s. ID. HOWE, Sole Proprietor,
mRr27:R27 New York.
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FRO8ILOUIsTILIF.

LoUIsVHLE, July Is.
The train arrived from Lexington this
evening. The road and telegraph line have
been repaired.
MOrgan's losses at Cynthiana greatly
exceeded ours, although most Of Lieut.. Col.
Landrum's force was captured Col. Ian
drum and thirty Of his men had arrived ct
Lexington.
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LOVE UNDER DIFFIcULTIEs.-COnsiderable
excitement was created few days ago in
quiet neighbOrhOOd on Cedar street by the
cries of young woman who ran through the
street in eOmpany with a soldier, beseeehing
those she met to save the latter from the fury
Of a nan who was pursuing him. The man
in pursuit overlook the soldier and was about
20 infiet severe ehastisement upon him If
nothing more serious, when a private watch
man who chanced to be passiag intsrfered
and separated them. As We hear the story it
is this; The soldier had been paying partic-
ular attention to the young woman, but was
forbidden to come again by the latter's
brother, who told him he would thrash him if
be did. Rnt 1--we langhs at thrashine ma
chimes, the soldier repeated the visit and with
the above result. A great excitement was
created in the neighborhood sf the occurrence.
TheyOung woman spunkily refused to return
home, declaring her intention to share the
fortunes Of her lover. The denoument Of the
affair we have not learned.
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M A r IN e. .
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ESTERED-JULY Is.
Propeller Racine, Arthur, Bufialo.
Propeller 0wegO, Drake, Dunkirk.
Brig Isabelle, Jones, Buffalo,
Schooner Hamilton, Henderson, Oswego.
schooner Scotland, Ames, Buffalo.
Schooner Australia, Anderson, Buffalo.
Schooner Correspondent, Finley, Port Colborne.
Schooner Perseverance, Ray, Toronto.
Schooner AIbina, Portslance, Montreal.
Schooner Zepherine, Miller, Kingston.
CLEARED.
Steamer Cleveland, Evans, Detroit
Propeller Racine Arthur, Milwaukee.
Brig Isabella, Jones, Buffalo.
Schooner Scotland, Ames, Buffalo.
Schooner Frolic, Regan, Burwell.
Schooner Revolving Light, Chapman, Oswego.
VESSELS PAss1SG.-The following vessels passed De-
roit on the 10th:
UP-Propellers Kentucky, Plymouth, Tonawanda
bark Flying Mist schooners Essex, @. II. walker
A. Baensch, Ellen Williams, Enterprise, Traveller,
Rover, Ralph Campbell.
DOWN-SIeamer City Of Cleveland propeller May
L. Newman, Flight, Hanover, J. J. Bronson, Oneida
Chief, Rebecca, Herald.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A BRIGANrISE ON THE WAY FROM NORWAY TO CHI-
cAGo WITH PAssENGERs,-The Quebec News Of July
Montreal with the brig Thets, from Rio de yaneiro
and the briganIine Sleipner, from Bergen, Norway,
IN AOWs Inc ldIlel HAS llHl pAa1elEeI1 ON uotllu
whom she takes direct TO Chicago. We believe this
is the first instrnce in which passengers have gone
throug from any European port to Chicago.-Chicago
Tribune.
The following items we clip from the Detroit Ad-
vertiser and Tribune of the l7th
CAPT. JOE RAYMOND has affected charter Of his
tug the ST. Mary with parties at the ROnd Eau, on
Lake Erie, 10 engage in towing legs from different
points along the cost in that vicinity to be delivered
In Rond Eau harbOr for mills in operation there
The charter is $50 per day and fuel found The St
Mary will leave here FOR that locality to-day and vii
be absent from 20 to 30 days
CAPTAIN PRIDGEoN, Il is stated has chartered his
steamers Canadian and John Martin 10 tow laTg,
RATS from Saginaw to this place and Toledo, one
which is to be left at either place The charter is al
500 per day while employed and 800 per day whill
idle until the return OF steamers TO port
TAE PROPELLER MISSOURI, we learn, met with
disaster her recent trip up from Buffalo by the los
Of her wheel She arrived here Wednesday afternoon
in tow of the propeller Plymouth.
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NoTIcE.-A meeting will be held toner
row afternoon, at 3 o'clock, at the Methodist
Church, Bolivar street, to hear the report of
the Committee appointed TO collect funds for
the aid of the " contrabands" in Kansas
Correspondence from Kansas will be read,
and interesting speakers will be present to
address the meeting.
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nN THE RnRnFR

OlACINNAII, July 10
Indianapolis dispatches to the Executive
Department say thatHenderson. KY, and
Newburg, Indiana, have been taken by the
rebels At the latter place one Federal
was killed and 250siek soldiers taken pris-
oners; also, $50 stand of arms were cap
tured
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SUNDAY LECTURES At BRAINARD's Hail.
Mrs. Hatch will hold eonrersatioas in the
morning, answering any questions put by the
audience.
In the evening she will speak on the sub
ject of 20 Christianity and Spiritualism."
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PROPOSALS,

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Proposals will be received at the Office Of the
CIty Civil Engineer until y O'Clock NJ July 2lst, 1862,
for grading Blair Street
Plans and specifications can be seen and blank
forms for bids obtained at said Engineers Office after
the 18th inst
The Board of City Improvements invite the sub
sion of bids, reserying the right to accept
ject the same. By order Of the Board.
Q. d. BISHOP,
julylI:3g7 City Civil Engineer.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Y Proposals will be received at the Office Of the
City Civil Engineer until " o'clock NJ July 2lst 1862,
for buidnga sewer in Water street from the sOutheT-
ly line Of Front street to Lake Erie, with the neces
sarY Catch Basins, Man Holes and outlet.
Plans and specifications and blank forms for bids
can be obtained at said Engineers Office on and after
the 10th inst.
The Board Of City Improvements invite the sub
mission Of bids reservng the right to accept REJECT
@ d. BISHOP,
iulylO397 City Civil Engineer.
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HARPER FOR AUeUsT.-Everett Il Wilson
have received Harper for August with con-
tinustiOn Of Ross Brownies Trip through
Norway, an illustrated article " Along the
Wharves," the serial stories which have made
Harper noted, and the usual amount Of val
uable miseellany.
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FOR THE U. S. ARMY.-Teamsters, Labor
ers, Blacksmiths, and Wagon Makers, are
wanted Immediately for the army in the
West. See advertisement of Messrs. W. F.
Carey & Co.
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N. Y. STOCK MARKET-JuIy IS.

lBY TELEGRAPH.
DIONEY-Market continues easy at 5d6 = cent On
call; and 81 Y cent for prime paper.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Frim and unset
tied. Bankers bills nominal at l3O5E0l3l.
GOIlD-American gold irregular; opening at 800
l94 and closes at lS15 Il cent premium.
GOVERNMENT STOCK S-Heavy and lower.
United States 6s 81 close at 9S99}6 $40 Treasury
Notes lOlt{tdlO2
STOChS-Market lower with moderate business.
Chicago6 Rock Island 6254; Illinois Central scrip 55;
Michigan Southern guaranteed "a; Michigan South
ern Pas; Michigan Central 5T55; Harlem preferred
81 Hudson 434; Pacific Mail lO6; Erie preferred 6;
Erie I'd bonds 1854; Pittsburgh, Ft Wayne Chi
cago lst bonds sS5; New York Central 9Ol4; Erie 33
Tennessee 6s 50; United States IS "a coupons IS;
United States 6s Oregon half yearly 81 Erie st bonds
1878; Toledo Wabash ID bonds 6l56; California Is
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Wheeler & Russell, in the depot Dining
Hail, have a convenient way Of making
change. For half dollar they give guar
ter IN silver and small paper package con
taining eight postage stamps. This plan
never fails TO satisfy customers.
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FHrArER.-Mr. Lewis benefit comes of to-
night, which We believe is the last night Of
the season. A rich bill viii be presented
Mr.. Lewis has contributed greatly to the
amusement Of our citizens and should receive
a substantial acknowledgment Of thanks in
the way Of humping benefit.
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PEssoNAL.-The party who Wednesday,
18th inst, took from the city Post Office an
advertised letter marked " Thomas Martin, h"
win confer favor on the rightful owner by
this dsy superscribing the same Rambler
and dropping it in the Post Office.
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The London Art Journal for July-a splen-
did number-London Illustrated News, Lon
don Times, N. Y. Weekly, with another
spirited letter from Parson BrownlOw. Also
the Weekly Times, Herald, World and Tri-
bune, and another supply of the New Tax
Law have just been received at Everett &
Wilson's.
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A NEW DEvT1FR1oE, 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 4
Armstrong;, J. II. and A. S. Gorham's n. C.
Brewers, G. W. Clark's, or any druggists in
the State IF
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CoNEssIoEED.-H. E. Dakin and A. J.
Moulton have returned from Columbus com
missiOned, the former as Captain and the lat
ter as 1st Lieutenant, to raise company for
the 103d Regiment. Both are worthy young
men. Capt. Dakin served with the Grays in
the three months campaign. A recruiting
Office viii be opened shortly.
I. c. Vail, Esq, Police Judge. has been
commissioned Captain in the lOSd Regiment.
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CHICAGO lIARKET-JuIy is,

lBf TELEGRAPH.
UFLOUR-Market 5 aloe better.
.lWHEAT-Market lc higher. Sales at s39Sl14c
for No. l.
CORN-Market &c better.
OATS-MRrket firm
$4,000 bush corn.
SHIPMENTS bbls -FOUR $1,000 bus wheat
5OO,0O0 bush corn.
FREIGHTS-FiTm.
EXCHANGE-Par 10 = p cent premium. Gold
1756diS q cent premium.