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SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
FROM VICKsBURa.
News to the 26th--.The Situation
Unchanged,
ITO the Chicago Tribune.l

~ Lu5 OuiCdgO lIlDunesl
CAIRO, June /.
The news by the Winons tonight says
that an officer who had opportunity for ex-
animation, reports that the base Of the
Federal lines from right to left, on the
Mississippi, from the YazoO to the lower
part of Vieksburg, must be over six miles.
The rear of our lines comes up to the rebel
lines on the east Of the town.
Our forces have undisputed possession
of everything between the Big Black
Bridge, to within sixty feet of the hills in
the rear of the rebel army. No fears are
felt that Grant may be attacked in his
rear, Grant having occupation of the
bluffs and other points, that must prevent
such a movement on the part of the rebels.
Persons who have been to De Soto Point
say that with a glass they cannot see
single human being in Vicksburg, except
soldiers.
During the fight on Friday, a number Of
soldiers from an Iowa regiment scaled the
walls of the fort northwest of the city
and held it for six hours, when reinforce
ments not coming up, they were captured
by the COnfederates but soon paroled.-
That day, during the bombardment, q shell
fell upon the Jail in Vicksburg, demOlish-
ing the building.
In late Memphis dispatch was an item
stating that General Carr had been killed
in some one of the late battles in the vi
cinity Of Vicksburg. 1t will afford relief
to his relations and friends to learn that
this was untrue. General Carr's brother
has just returned from Memphis and be-
low, and found him alive, well and un-
hurt
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CHICAGO MARKET-June ,.
[BY TELEGRAPH.
FIOur-Ma' ket quiet.
WheaL,-Actiye, and y tol cent higher. Sales
d, ,l6@i ,lsA
COrn-Active sales at 4694@47c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-03

TAE ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-The second
performance of the "Enchantress" passed off
last night smoothly and satisfactorily to the
largest audience we have seen for some time
at the theater. We omitted yesterday morn
ing to speak of the highly witty per-
formance of DR.. Matthanasius, who GER
tainly carried his learning and philosophy
with very humorous air. The piece is to
be repeated every night, for some time, and
it will grow better and better each evening.
Every one ought to make one visit to the
Academy during the run of this spectacle.
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FROnI NEW YORK.
NEW York, June 2.

NEW YORK, June z.
It is stated that Sam Houston will run
for Governor of Texas, with the design Of
forming a republic of Texas.
The Posts Washington dispatch Of this
afternoon says nothing further is known in
reference to the movements Of Lee, but
there are many exciting rumors. One is
that Lee is marching on Washington.
General oaxton arrived in Washington
to-day from Port Royal.
The Havana Diario of the 9th ult., re-
ceived by the Creole, states that it is in
possession of information through an au-
thorized channel in confirmation Of the
accounts Of the occupation of Puebls by
the French, and gives details which it calls
official.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-03

SPRAEKLE s BURGERTs FORWARDING
AND COMMISSION STORE.-We went through
the store of these gentlemen yesterday, and
were surprised at the vast amount of mer-
ehandise they have on hand. Their store,
which is three stories high, occupies sixty
feet of dOckage and is one hundred and ten
feet deep. Their trade in flour is very ez-
tensive-keeping on hand nineteen different
brands of the article. They dc large trade
in. wheat-shipping immense quantities east
They are thorough business men, and we are
confident would deal satisfactorily with eve
~ one with whom they have Transactions
They also carry on good retail trade, and
keep everything in the grocery line which a
household may need.
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CAIRO, June 4.
A dispatch boat from Vicksburg the
9th confirms the sinking Of the gunboat
Cincinnati by shot from the rebel batter
les. She was ordered to move down the
river, and when turning a point she was
opened upon by several batteries from
above which were supposed to have been
silenoed. She managed to return to point
just above the upper batteries where she
sunk in fifteen feet of water. From fifteen
to forty are reported killed, drowned and
wounded. The armament is probably
total loss.
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MILITARY SCHOOL.
TN ANTICIPATION OF COM 4

~ NV LOII Al lAJLN OF OIEA-
SORfPElON. and perhaps Difficulties u q
With Foreign Powers, propose TO open q Mil lf H
itary School In this City tor the Education Of j ii
those who would desire 70 become Ufhcers receiv-
Cd ny educs ion 1t West Point, here took the first
honoB Of NY class and have siuos teen in the eld as
Oaptsin of the sth Ohio Battery. The course viii
embrace theoretical and practical instruction in tn
School Of the Soldier, Company, Battalion ami Skir-
mish DIi ], hayOnet Exercise and sut-Post Duty.
Also Lectures on Fieid Eortifcation aud Modern
Strategy; all modelled after the Wet Point mode,
and superior thing OF its kind in the United
States. Arms furnished OY Col. Senter 30 Uniforms
required. op=n on wednesday Eveging. April 18th,
At = PAST O'CLOCK, st Atheneum Han, (the finest
drill room in the Cfty) and continues until July lst
Terms, 81 tor entire c1urse payable in advance.
References-mai. Gen. Buel, MAJ. zen. A McCOok,
Mal. Gen. Gordon Granger, Brig Gen. Baird, lrig.
Gsn. Hazsn, ALBERT Z. Church, Ill D., Prof Of Ma
themGtic, West Point, Y Denis Mahan, LII. o ,
Prof. Of Militaly and Civil Engineering, West Point
n. Z, &C, &C. Capt. HENRX S. WETM0RE.
PB-An desirous Of attending viii please meet
ne 81 Athaneum Hall, wednesday evening April rs,
lt halfpast seven O'Clock, aprIl;d
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MY. STOCK lIARKET-June ?,
lBY TELEGRAPH.l
N.Y. CATTLE MARKET-June ?.

lbi 9AlEtkAPh.I
The current prices for the weeka all the markets
are follows:
Beef Cattle list quality, sII,5O9I2,OO common
sl0OOglO5Oi inferior sg,0OG9,s0; ordinary SlO,409
Cows and Calves-lst qualify, s45,0Ca55cJ; ordin-
ary, $1,000 1900; common, S3O,OO03S 60; Inferior
&25,09G30O0.
Veal Calves-lst quality, 2 b., 6Jk67k ordinary
51dSc; common, 59a55kc; in eriOr, 455G5.
Sheep Extras, q heal, S7,OAGS,gO; prime, 81, Goa
100; ordinary, s5,O0g6 50; common, S5,5Og6O; in
feTiOr, Si,O0G5,n0.
Swine-COrn fed heavy per pound 5%65Nc; light
and medium 51Sa5t5c; Still fed 4AG5c.
Total receipts Of oil stock at all the yards for
the week we're as follows: Beeves 54t3; cows, rs;
veal calves, ,2 sheep and lambs, SlO3; swine, H.
90
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INVALID CORPS.
Inv AAAD NOANA -
HEADQUARTERs PROvOsT MARsHAL's OFFICE,
l.rrr-rr- LHn Imnn Z 1872

HLAUl IAhLlI7 ~ Ut :
CLEVELAND, June I, 1868.
The attention Of Oficers and Enlisted men,
who may be temporarily absent nom their re-
spective commands, or who may have been dis
charged from the service in consequence of
wounds o. isease; and who, though unit for
dutv in the field, are still capable Of performing
garrison or other light duty, is requested to Cen
eral Order No. 105, issued from the War De-
partment, April 2s, 1868.
All such officers and soldiers can have an op-
portunity TO serve their country in the Invalid
Corps, BY applying to the Board Of Enrolment,
at the 0fice Of the Provost Marshsl's in the
Government Building. FRED'K. A NASH
june2;44s Captain and Provost Marshal
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AUCTION SALES.
"WEDNESDAY, JUsE So, 1863.
Elegant Household Furniture & Plano
nrrnnsnnr q

o. CrTTER viii sell ct Aucti-n. on Wefnef day,
June Sd oomrt tnCing a. 10 o. ocE A. NJ, at House
No 202 FrEnF lin ests ide II Tho Reservoir,
the entire Furniturs in eHii Eouse, consisting OF
splendid wood bfocate Te tr-n-tetes snf Chairs.
rosewood msrtletOo Genre Tab c, mahOs any tr-
seat arm Booking end Parlor Chsi p eceptiOu
Chairs MAHOGANY Soft d" Book Cese, DO marb etop
Dressin Bure Us a7d wesh Stands, DO { enter a
bies DO ana Gotta Bedsteads, elegsnE 7-Ostave
Rosewood Chi -Eering - NO-FDRTE and StOo.
be quality We vet and Tapestry Bru7se peis,
nearly new ahO1t 90 yards new Brussels Carpet g.
ply AID inErsin Carp Is, egant Window Curtains,
splendid gilf frame Mir rs, mahogany do, Xtea-
gion Di 1 Tales, m Hail a. haHk. hest quality
Lounges, elegant Chande ieTe, Side Boafd, Mattras
see "a Goth Walnut rurtals Ia le and Stsnds
ore-horEe Lumber WaF3n, Bay tturtcr, Kit hen
EGrnuu e. Sc, cOTpris ng the best 10 tscuseho
Furniture eE-r Offered At auctiOa in this cIJ, and
worthy h. astent on Of those wishing 10 purchase
eleE Mt and good furniture.
Terms-Uash. tanksble in this city at the
time Of Eaie
~ Purchasers Will be required to remove theirar-
tcl8s by O'Clock On the dsy Of sale. msy30-442
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FROM BRARG,s AMY.

MURFREEsBoRo, June 2.
There is no evidence that Clarborne's 8
Division of Bragg's army has been sent to
Vicksburg; only the two old infantry Di-
visions Of Breckenridge and McGowan and
the Cavalry Corps Of Forest, are known to
have gone. Doubtless the entire Divisions
Of Withers, Claiborne and Chestham, and
the Infantry Brigades Of Anderson and
Jackson, and the Cavalry Divisions Of
Wheeler and Wharton are in our front.
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SUSPENSION OF THE CHICAGO TIMEs.

The proprietOrs Of the Times were nOd-
fed tonight by Captain Putnam, COM
manding at Camp Douglas, that if attempt
ing to issue paper for tomorrow morn
ing he would, in accordance with the tele-
graphic order from General Ammon, take
real possession Of the Office. Judge Drum
mond Of the United States Court was imme-
diately applied to for writ, enjOining
him from any interference whatever with
the Office.
Up to this hour(midnight) the Judge has
not given his decision. 1t is thought pro-
bable, however, that he will grant writ,
fearing resistance to the military should
they attemp to carry out General AmmOn'f
order.
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To grade and pave the carriage-way and
cutters and curb the sidewalks Of Prospect
street, between Ontario and Erie streets.
For the payment of claims.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-03

New YORK, June I'd.
The trot took place to-day between Rock
ingham and Fellingham for g, 900, mile
heats, best three in FIVE to harness. The
first heat was won by Rockingham, and
the second and third by Felingham.
Rockingham was then Withdrawn.
Time-2:2843, 2:27A, 2284.
Patehin and General Butler trOt again
tomorrow, two miles and repeat, for
$4,000.
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FEDERAL VICTORY IN ALABAMA.

OIhCIhNAIIi J Uu5 =
Colonel Cruyn defeated General Rsndy
at Florence, Alabama, on the 9th Of May,
capturing one hundred men, eight officers,
four hundred mules and three hundred
negroes marching northward. Colonel
Cruyn destroyed Fundry's Mills and
everything else useful 70 the enemy that
be could lay hands upon.
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NEW YORK, June 2.
The French Transport Le Finistere from
Vera Cruz 18th, arrived this afternoon.
Her captain doubts the capture of Puebla,
as dates from Puebla Of the 10th, received
at Vera Cruz, represent the Mexicans we're
then holding half of Puebla, and Sc strong
ly fortified that it would take a long time
to capture them.
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REBEL MOVEMENTS IN VIRGINIA.

A gentleman from the vicinity Of Gull
pepper says that large body Of rebels,
supposed to be from Lees army, passed
there yesterday and proceeded in the di-
rection Of Gordonsville. No alarm exists
in the Army of tbs Potomac concerning z
reported rebel movements.
The Richmond Wing, Of Saturday, con-
tains nothing whatever from Vicksburg.
That paper editOrially complains of the
inedciency Of the the rebel government.
1t argues, lst that the great error in the
conduct Of the war was making it strictly
defensive and suggests that a dose OF the
enemy's own medicine would cause him to
desist from further action.
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FEDERAL GUNBUATs SUNK.

Special from Memphis, 1st:
The steamer Luminary arrived Saturday
night from below, with news to the 28th,
reports that the gun boat Cincinnati was
sunk by five Vieksburg batteries on the
26th, with reported loss Of 29 killed and
wounded.
Several of cur men captured by the
rebels have been paroled on account Of
scarcity Of food
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FROM HELENA.
Marmaduke in the Rear of the
Town.
ITO the Chicsgo Tribme.l

ITO the Chiesgo Tribune.l
CAIRO, June l.
By the steamer Winons we have the
Memphis Bulletin to the Both ultimo.
The News by the Lady Pike has the fol-
lowing: passengers leaving Young's
Point on the 26th, on the Pike, report three
thousand men under Marmaduke in the
rear of Helena. The post is believed in no
danger. All the batteries from Island
Sixty-fve to Haine's Landing have been
either destroyed or by the guerrillas moved
back.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-03

- Dr. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
EectroPsthy, cures obstinate cases Of DysPep-
Eia, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases OF the Braini
Throat, Heart, Lungs Liver and Urinary Or
Eans, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given TO many formidable cases cured in this
city after other physicians had fsiled. See sd-
Vsrtisemeutin another column. os3ce No. ne
Banaes etrest-
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WINDOW BREAKING. We have been
spoken to a number of times about this pres
snt fashionable juvenile amusement. A half
brick was tossed through one of the stained
windows of St. Paurs Church, the other day,
and various private houses have been as
saulted in the same manner. Some of tie
offenders have been disciplined by the Police
Court, and VIC trust that few more of them
viii receive their just dues.
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N. z. MONEY nIARKET-Juno ?.
iBYTELEsRAPH.

MOney-Active at 6G7 2 cent
sterling Exchauge-market qaiet. Selling at
l6O5zDi6l55 for f1rst class bills
GOId-lTregular AZ unsettled. Opening at IS de-
clining to 46A, and closing firm at Az
Government StOcks-Market dull United
States SlXes OF sa, coupons, 1918 A075 731 Trea
suTy hole5 e75a; One Year Certificates 80 likes of
1881 registered lU34.
an lU2k
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BUSINESS NOTICES

Samuel FoIjambe, War CInim and Pension
AEent--Omce No. s, AtwRteF Building,
fully authorized by the Government to pro-
ure Bounty Honey, Back Pay, andPensions for
Soldiers, or for their Widows and Heirs and In
valid Pensions for disabled Soldiers, etc.
Business attended to promptly and honestly,
and terms moderate. mch2O44l
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co NM ERCIAL.
CLFVRLAND mARKRFs.
MORNING LEAnER OFFICE, l
TUESDAY EVENING, June 2, 1858. !

~--0--A - --'--1A-tNf % t-Ae - AoSes
FIOur-Market dull and unchanged.
Wheat-Sales cars red on track at SIPS; car
choice do at 81 l,29 1900 bush 5000 bush aud cars
free on board at 81 ,296.
COrn-sales car at 5gc and car at 6Oc.
Oats-Sales car on track at 59c and car at 5Oc.
Highwines-sales 2J Bbls at Aac.
Dried Peaches-sale small lot peeled at I5c.
Eggs-sales s bbls at l25zc.
ReceiPts-9,OOO bush wheat, car corn, car
oats
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FROM TCKsBURG.

WASHINGTON, June 2.
Official dispatches received from Vieks-
burg up to the 29th Of May, indicate no
change in affairs there, but the prospects Of
successful issue of the siege are encour-
aging.
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STEAM ENGINE WANTED. - Wanted, q
second hand Steam Engine. Said Engine to
be in good running order. Size Of Cylinder
either 6xI4, 7xl4 and 7xJ2, or ska. Address
drawer 322 giving full description Of Engine,
length of time it has been used, and terms.
iane3
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THE CLEVELAND AND NEW

THE CLEVELAND AND NEW
YORK HOOP SKIRT CO.. principal Depot Nos.
u and l9 BOweTy, - y. City, Branch no. 1874 Onta-
riO-St, Cleveland, Ohio. We, the undersigned, hsv
ing opened our Branch Establishment In Cleveland,
beg Lave to cal atteul ion Of the public to our stock
Ist. We keepa LARGER STOCK than any whole
Baler in the state.
I'd. We mak~ a greater variety Of Styles, Shapes,
Sizes aud Qualities than any Manufacturer in the
United States.
Sd. The steel and all the material for Hoop Skirts,
from the primitive state to the saesroOm under
our own supervision and entire control, consequently
customers obtain skirts from our house without
paying a second profit.
Es5-We have Just received 9 new supply OF Corsets
and Spiral Hoop supporters.
nB-Rsmember and not forget the only Hoop Skirt
Factory. No. l94 Ontario-St.
S-MeTchants supplied cheap at
FRANK BROs. CO., ProPrietorst
may7-47 l9t bntsrio-St.
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S.N. GooDALE s. SoN-WooL BROKERS.
Offer their services in negotiating the pur-
chase and sale of wool. Also, with RESPONSE
bic parties in making cash advances on wool
consigned to the eastern market. No. 10
City Wharf, Boston, or 107 Bank street,
Cleveland. may30:452
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artist, snd we advise those wishing to get fns
LIKENESS to call upon him. visit to his gall
lery, No. Sss Superior street, viii richly repay
both citizen snd stranger. Rs7H
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FLAGS, BANNERS AND COLORs
Manufactured from Silk or Bunting in hest
lyle on short notice. G. W. CROwEL1 4 Co.,
msyl4:451 III Superior st.
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article is becoming very popular, judging by
its extensive sale. We have just received
another large invoice.
moh2S sTROEe & ARXsTROEe.
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CRY CoUNcIL.--Thursday Evening, June
I'd, 1863.-The Council met pursuant to sd-
jOurnment, Present: Blair, Bond, Buhrer,
CoOnrad, Goldrick, Huntington, Jones, Keat-
ing, Palmer, Payne, Presley, Roberts, Ste
vens, sturges, Thomas, Upton, Van Tassel.
Absent, Gardner, Henderson, Rogers and
Willard.
The President of the Council, H. s. Stevens,
in the chair.
Minutes Of the last meeting were read and
approved.
COMMUNICATIONS AND REPORTS.
Report of the Proceedings of the Police
Court for the month of May, 1868.
From the Board of City Improvements in
relation to Oregon Branch street Sewer.
Filed.
Of Gas Inspector for May, 1868. Filed.
From Andrew Hall in relation to the ma
sonry of the Centre street Bridge. Filed.
Of Committee on Fire and Water, reporting
adversely to the petition Of E. StarkWeather
and others, to appoint Thomas Day to tend
float bridge on Central Way. Filed.
Of Committee on Harbors and Wharves, in
favor Of the recommendation Of the Board Of
City Improvements to appoint John Shiel
bridge tender Of the float bridge on Cent raj
Way. Filed.
Of West Side Pound Master. Filed.
From Farrell Gallagher, protesting against
paying appropriation to Protection Hose
Company No. 2. Referred to City Attorney
Of the Weigher of Hay for East Side i!oI
the month Of May. Filed.
From the Board of City Improvements, l's
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FEMALE DRUEKENNEss.-An intoxicated
woman was yesterday seOlding in the Park,
and refusing to leave the grass. We sympa-
tbize with the officer who is obliged to re-
move such offenders.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-03

To remove rust and tartar and heal ais
sassd gums try HUDsoE's UERIvALED TooTH
PAsTE.-SOld by Druggists and Dentists
generally.
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BUFFALO mARKET-nra, ?.

FlOur-Quiet and steady.
Wheat-ln good demand and market firm. Ea'es
OF lChicagO spring 81, ,l5 fair No. do 81 U3 Ordi-
nary red winter Quo 81 ,3j4.
Corn good demand. Sales at 81 962c.
ORts-1n goad demand and market frmer. Sales
at CSC.
FreiGhts-4ic for -four, I31Ec for wheat and Il5fc
for corn.
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CHANGE IN MAIL ARRIvAL.-The way
mail between this efics and Wellsville, will,
after this date, arrive on the 7:9O P. NJ. train
instead of on the 9:15 A. NJ. train, as here
tofore.
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ing in fruit say that the crop of cherries this
year viii be remarkably large.
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ngTlRAL
D. M, s9EOE50NsoW.

PRAOTIOAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIOIA
Keeps the largest asoTtms1ti in tho Optical ofan
5ae trade. From hls io-g residence in this City,
and the extensive patronage received during thaf
time, hs would gay % his old friends gnd the public
secure the very best quality OF Cystsl Glasses grouG
under bis own inspection, TO suit the eyes, in all ca
HeI cu-ng Weakness dizziness or Inflammation OF tbg
Eye, and lmDartuy stron sth for long and ni
sewing The reputation OF S0LO1ONsOHiS estab-
ahment as the mo5r reliable 20 get the best articles
II that line that can be obtainsi hes becoe au g.
taoiisnea t3gl ana s. sed - his patrons, whose I'D
vice u =; 90 To sOlOGoASON'S, make no mis-
thero you VIII rnd the bss- kind o. SPECTAOLE8
adapted 20 your sight.
say-1 NJ. sOlom0nson would here inform the pubIie
that he never employs any in the sale Of his Lem
5ai and those who desire pair Of his Spectaeles can
only obtain them by calling at his Establishment. n
~ AkElflUIAb EKsS inserted without Paini
a5 pe-isct IS natural.
OTFIOE-Ao. 10 E1psrtor-2k., under the American
Hotel eur2
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OFFICE OF WATER WORKS,
CLEVELAND. June /. 1853.

]
NOTICE TO WATER TAKERs.-Water tax
ers will please take notice that the water rents
are now due, and must be paid this month.
By order Of the Trustees.
GEO. W. GIRTY, Secretary.
i,ne ana
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LADIEs-Mrs. Shaw has just received
ten dozeh of Ladies' and Misses Hats-new
styles. june2:442
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| WORD ABOUT HAMS Sc

n We deem It unnecessary to monoeolize
the Provision Market rep5r 70 report our sales q
S11rsr Cured Hams. which this season, up to this
time have amounted 20 over 80 t01s o. 70 male
lynsTFn we'll established fact that the best and incest
Wams and ofher Snoked Meats, az he cheapest
rfes are 20 be found at l41 l4l and l49 onfar oet
a fresh stock II th0ae NICE s. CAB kCUkED PIX
nTTTN n ANS for sale IN any quantity, nom single
5am m 10 $500. Everv Fam war ented 70 give
safisgscriop Orders d led promptly at lowest market
rates Present who essle price &c per D. NO charge
for Dacfaqes or carriage. The First Premium was
s,1aTr5ed our Sugar Cured Hams at the Ohio stete
Tafr ~ 1g63 ROSE PkEhIlbs.-
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-03

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Before Judge TiIden-The State of Ohio
Is. DOnnegan for stealing iron on the fats,
was continued till to- day.