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ST.. JOINS, August IA.
Captain Luce, Of the ship Sunrise, has
published the particulars Of the capture Of
his vessel by the Florida. The latter was
flying the American flag when she over
hauled the Sunrise, but after some enquiry
run up the Confederate flag, and sent 3
prize crew on beard. Captain Luce ulti-
mately signed 9 ransom bond Of $4,000
in the presence Of an armed force.
The Times contains letter from Mr..
McRae, agent for the Confederate loan,
who says the purchases Of cotton by the
Confederate Government probably amaDnts
to 5OO,O 900 bales. He says that the cotten
is principally in Georgia and Alabama,
and some also in Eastern Mississippi,
Northwestern Louisiana and Texas, and is
stored on the plantations Of planters from
whom it was purchased, in sheds or ware
houses three hundred feet from other
buildings.
The London Morning Post, in an edito-
rial on Canadian defenses says:
We have the confident belief that the
bluster Of the Federal Government will
produce very salutary effects in Canada.
1t is generally agreed TO that instead Of
q anoIlectiVe note to Russia each Of the three
cabdnCts will forward separate note iden-
ticsi in idea to st. Petersburg.
It is stated that Austria declines going
beyopA diplomatic action.
Money market funds frmer and cOnsols
advancing under improving tendency Of
the Paris lBourse and q more general belief
that the Polish question viii nOf result in
war
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Affairs in GharlestOn-.R ecruitng
Among Rebel PrigOnerS--In-
teresting from North
Carolina.
PanADEIPHIA, August "A
ITO the Cincinnati Gazette.I

PHILADELPHIA, August IA.
Everybody but the COpperheads are
cheerful in this city as to the expected
news from Charleston, which may be re-
ceived on Sunday, when it is thought it
will be definite one way or the other.
Ihave just arrived from Fort Delaware
this evening. There are at least 8, 900 pri-
sOners of war there. Colonel Charles c.
Tre7is, having authority, has four officers
there recruiting for the Sd Maryland Cav
valry. They are careful in picking the
men. Already six hundred are enrolled,
and it is only a question of time in getting
four hundred more. he may extend the
number to 1900. The officers now recruit
ing are Captains Gregory and PembertOn,
and Lieutenants Eskin and Davis. These
new recruits are generally Southern men.
They have taken the oath Of allegiance
and are willing to fight for their country.
This movement staggers the leading Cop
perheads of Philadelphia.
have seen a gentleman just from North
Carolina. He says the common people
there are crushed down by the tyranny Of
the demon y. --1H>IliOn, and all they can
now do is to watch and pray for the ad-
vance Of the Union army and the coming
of their hour of deliversnce. 1t is expect
ed that something will take place in North
Carolina in the latter part Of September
ensuing, that will thrill the Union heart
with joy. There is nothing new from the
Army Of the Potomac. Recruits are go
ing on at the rate Of from 500 to 800 daily.
1t will not take long ct this rate to Eli the
ranks.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
CLEyEL.ND wOOLEN mILLs.

A. q E. C. POPE,
supeliniendents, Manufacturers and Dealers in
all kinds Of
wool EN- GOOD
Consisting of Plain and Fancy
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ARRIVAL OF New ENGLAND REGIMENTS.
Three New England Regiments, nine
months men whose term of service has ex-
Pired, have passed through here on their way
home since Saturday noon.
The first regiment, the Fourth Massaehu-
setts, Colonel Colby, arrived at three O'Clock,
P. N. on Saturday. The second regiment,
fhe Twenty eighth Maine, arrived at half
past seven O'Clock, P. NJ, on Saturday. The
third regiment, the FOrty-seventh Massachu-
sets, Colonel Marsh, arrived at eight o'clock
and fOrty-fve minutes, yesterday, Sunday
morning)
The mon of the above regiments were re-
freshed at the depot on their arrival by pro-
visions abundantIy provided by the citizens.
Tables were set in the depot for the privates,
and the officers were entertained in Wheeler
Russell's Dining Hall.
Each regiment brought about a hundred
sick, who were taken care of by the Ladies'
Aid Society.
The Surgeon of the FOrty-ssventh, DR..
BIaekmar, being quite sick, was left here.
He was kindly taken to the house Of Mrs.
BraytOn, on Seneca street, where he win re-
oeive every care.
The FOrty-ssventh Massachusetts regiment
Was raised in the vicinity of Boston and
Cambridge. The Colonel was formerly an
extensive dry goods msrchsnt at Boston.
There is one full company from Bunker
Hill.
The three regiments above named we're en-
tsrtained and fed in the mOsthOspitable man
ner BY our citizens, and left with very pleas
ant memories Of Cleveland.
We noticed that among all the citizens
who turned out to feed these brave Massa-
ehusests soldiers on their way home from the
war, the significant fact, that not Copper.
head was to be found. Probably the gentle.
men of that persuasion are ressrving theil
sympathy for sscssh prisoners, should any
such chance te pass this way.
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THE WEDDELL HoUsE.-We hear it
stated that the WeddelI House has been
leased by KirkwOOd & Brothers, of the
KirkwOOd House, Washington, who will open
it as soon as the repairs now going on are
completed. They are to furnish the House
which will cost from $50, 90 to s6O, ,OOO.
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Rev. P. P. BISHOPS POEM-Rsv. P. P.
Bishop has yielded to the request cf a num-
Der of our citizens, and will repeat the read
ing of his poem on the War, at Brainard's
Hall on tomorrow Tuesday, evening. An
admission fee will be charged, the proceeds
to be given to the Soldiers Aid Society.
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ITELEGRA APHIC.
SATURDAY EIGHFB DIsPITCHEs.i
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
The Sunrise Captured by the
Florida.
The Defenses OF Canada.
The Polish Question.
NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.
MEETING OF DEMOCRATIC Ma
TIONAL COMMITTEE,
THE INDIAN WAR
BrIgadler General slbley's Re-
port.
EXEMPTS IN WASHING GTON.
THE SHIP HlAWATRA DESTROY
Ed BY PIRATES.
rFnHnH Vuo4oav u1ran nUnIp
MEETING OF DEMOCRATIC Ma
TIONAL COMMITTEE,
INDIAN WAR
BrIgadIer General SIbley's Re-
port.
EXEMPTS IN WASHINGTON,
The SHIP HIAWATHA DESTROY
Ed BY PIRATES.
FEDERAL VICTORY NEAR PINE
VILE, MISSOURI.
OFFICIAL. REPORT FROM GEENRAL
GTRT,EV-

SlbLEks
WASHINGTON, August Is.
The following has been received at
headquarters Of the army here:
MILWAUKEE, August l5.
To MAJOR GENERAL HALLEoK, GENERAL
IN CHIEF:
The following dispatch, from General
Sibley, dated August the 7th, is just re-
ceived
We had three desperate engagements
with two thousand two hundred Sioux
warriors, in each Of which they were
routed and finally driven across the Mis-
souri, with the loss Of sll their subsistence.
Our loss was small, while at least one
hundred and fifty of the ssVages were
killed and wounded. FOrty-six bodies
have been found.
(Signed,) H. SIBLKY,
Brigadier General.
General Sibley marched from Fort
Pierce for the Big Bend Of the Missouri on
the 20th of July, with one thousand tWC
hundred cavalry and will doubtless inter
eept the flying Sioux.
Little Crow, the principal chief and in
stigator Of the Indian hOstiliies has been
killed, and his son captured.
Indian hostilities east Of the Missouri
river may be considered at an end.
(Signed,) JOHN POPE.
Major General.
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PERsoNAL.-The New York Evening
Post says that William H. Beard is now with
his bride, making the tour of the White
Mountains. James Beard, his elder brother,
IN artist Of Iong-established exoollonO0 In
the West, has recently removed to New 7 YOrk
and can be found temporarily in Bisrstadt
on Tenth street.
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FUNERAL OF CAPTAIN VAL.-The funer-
al of Captain I. c. Vail, late of the IOSd
v. L, which occurred yesterday afternoon, J.,
was the largest attended and most imposing
Of any funeral ever held here. The entire
volunteer regiment of the city, under COM
msnd of Colonel Hayward, turned out on
the occasion. The immediate escort con-
sisted Of the Greys, Captain Paddock, in
full uniform, and bearing arms: The other
companies comprising the regiment we're in
citizens dress, wearing military caps. Le-
lands band headed the procession to the
grave. The officiating clergyman was Rev.
Mr.. Goodrich. Short services were held al
the late residence Of the deceased on Garden
street, from whence the funeral cOrtsge pro-
ceeded to the new Cemetery, on Kinsman
street, where the body of Captain Vail was
consigned to its final resting place with mill
tary honors. The hearse was enyeloped
with the Stars and Strips. The Greys fired
three Vollies over the grave.
The eoneOurse Of people Who sttsnded the
funeral was very large, being estimated by
many as high as sixteen thousand people.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-17

We have to announce the death Of our fell
low citizen, Edwin Harmon, Esq. promin-
ent in the community for his business energy
and success. In the pursuit of agriculture,
and lake transportation, he was among the
foremost, and his acquisitions placed him
among the Wealthiest Of our citizens. Man
illness and integrity marked his dealings.
His loss will be efelt.-AshiaJula Telegraph.
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On motion, the Convention adjourned sine
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PERSONAL Assistant Psymsster Frank
Hinman, of the U. S. gunbOat PenobseOt, is
in the city on a brief leave of absence. The
Penobscot has been cruising of Wilmington,
North Carolina, looking out for blockade
runners. She is at New York now, under
going repairs.
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WANTED TO DIE HIMsELF.-" Buck
who was with the Cleveland Artillery in the
three months service in Western Virginia,
tells of an Indiana ffsr who used to play
the Dead March " so splendidIy when his
departed comrades were taken ont to be bu-
ried, as to cause him to almost wish that he
might die and have the fellow ffe over him.
Guess Buck was " fling" about it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-17

HONE AaA1E.-Mr George Page, form
srly employed on the Lake Shore Road, re-
turned home on Saturday from three months
mackerel voyage. His poor health induced
him to undertake the trip, and we are happy
to know that he is greatly improved thereby.
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DEATH BY LIGHTEIxo.-On last Tuesday
a son of Mr.. A. L. BOurquin, near this place,
was instantly killed by lightning. He had
taken shelter with span Of horses under a
small tree at the roadside. The boy and
both horses were killed almost instantly
Nelp PhiIndelphia Adroenfe
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nIERTING Az sARATOGA.

bAIAAVuAI 4AUB l31 Il
A very large meeting was held By the
Christian Commission this morning. A
collection Of nearly $500 was taken.
The collection for ice yesterday was in-
creased by nearly $500, before midnight
One gentlemen at the United States Hotel
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MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC Ma
TIONAL COMMITTEE.

NEWPoETI r. 7 August 10.
At meeting Of the Executive Commit
tee Of the National Democratic ConTen-
tion, held at Newport to-day, the following
resolution was unanimously passed:
ResolUsd, That q meeting Of the Nation
al Democratic Convention be called ct the
st. Nicholas Hotel, New York, Monday
September II, 1863, at noon, for the pur-
pose Of fixing the time and place for hold
ing the next National Democratic ConVen-
tion, and to take into consideration such
other matters Of interest as will probably
come before the Convention.
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M A R N E.

PORT OF CLEVELAND, August Is
ENTERED.
Stmr Morning Star, Yiger. Detroit.
Prop TOnawanda, Langley, Buffalo
Prop Meteor, Ryder, Untonagon.
Prop Wisconsin, Williams. Ogdensburg.
Prop G, met, WetmOTe, Green bay.
Schr VIM Rayner. Tower, Marquette.
Schr A. Bradley, Trinter, Marquette.
Snhr Nichn q Millnr. ha4-sHzafta
Schr Uncle Tom, Mcintyre, OswegO.
Schr W. Sergeant, Fisk, Port Huron.
Schr Wm. Shook, Pun.On, Marquette.
Schr Fetral, Pellier, POrt Hope.
scOW Supply, Walker, Toledo.
ScOw Cousin Mary, Root, Black River.
Ea CLEARED
Stmr May Queen, Mckay, Detroit.
STINT Cleveland, Black, Superior City.
Prop Comet, Wetmore, Buffalo.
Prop Wisconsin, N illiams, Toledo.
Prop Meteor, Ryder, OntonagOn.
Prop TOnawaEda, angley, chicago.
Bark VIM Jones, Andrews, Chicago
Brig Sultan, Jones, Buffalo
Schr Uncle Tom, Mcintyre, Chicago.
Schr Ca chpOl0 Clark, Buffalo,
Schr George ashington. Jones, Chicago.
Schr GaZelle, JennisOn, Buffalo.
Schr W. A. Glover, Weaver Stanley.
Schr Petral, Pellier, Port Hope.
ScOw May flower, Argyle, Black River.
ScOw kupply, Walker, Black River.
Scow Pendleion, Campbell, Detroit.
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CAMPBELL's MIEsERELs.-This excellent
Company of minstreIs, eighteen in number,
under the superintsndsnos Of N. c. Camp
bell, wiz give concerts at tBrainsrd's Han on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings Of this
week. The Company is spoken of IS first
class in every particular.
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SCALES.
A MAN OF A THOUsANDI
A CoNsuMPrlYE CUREp.

DR.. n. JAMES, a Retired Physician Of great
sminence. discovered, while in the East Indies. 9
certain cure for Consumption, Asthma, bronchitis
Coughs, Colds and General Debility. The remedy
alive and we'll. Deaircus OF benehttng his iel-
low mortals, hs will send to those who wish L tee
recipe, containing full directions for making and sue
cessiuly using this remedy Tree, on receipt o. their
nOnnes, with two Stamps 20 pay expenses, tneLe y
not single case Of Consumption that il does not at
once take hold Of and dissipate- Might sWea8. pse
Fishness irritation Of the nerves, iatl nroly
difficult eXpectoratiO1, sharp pains N tne luns sore
threat chilly sensations, nausea az the Boacs N
actor Of the bowels wasting away OF the muscles
DThe writer will please state the name OF the pa
per they see this adgerEimsnt IN. Addreas
OaADDOOK B 90,
iyIs-ls2 275 North fd-St PhilsdelEhia. Pa-
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WAETED.-SeVersl young men, Is years
Of age and upward, to take charge of carry
ing the MORSIEG LEAEER on different routes.
This will be good opportunity for young
men going to school to make handsome
earning before breakfast. Apply at the
LEADER Counting Room.
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Special attention is given 70 the collection Of
BOUNTIEs, PENSIONS, BACK PAY, AND
OTHER WAR CLAIMS AND PRIZE MONEY.
Personal attention is given to the prosecution Of
Claims at the Departments in Washington, thus
securing their early settlement.
Application should be made at once to D. ".
Gage, Licensed Attorney at Law and War Claim
Agent, No, l6s Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-17

simpson Is, beyond all question, = superior
artist, and We adVise those wishing to get hne
fkeness TO call upon him. A visit to his gal
leFy, No. a6s Superior street, viii richly repay
both citiSsn and stranger PoIs'
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PATENTS.

~ Dr.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
ElectEopathy, cures obstinate cases Of Dyspep-
lia, Rheumstism, scrofuls, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases and diseases Of the Brain,
= ! hrOat, Heart, Lungs, LAYER and Urinary Or
Hlns, ard other Chronic diseases. Reference
FiEen to many formidable cAses cured in this
Eity after other physicians had failed. See Ads
1anaea qfreef
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FIRE-The FIRE last evening, about ten
o'clock, occurred in Kramer's clothing store
on Superior street hill. It was extinguished
by the steamers before it had accomplished
much damaOe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-17

A Critical History Of Free thought in Reference
to the Christian Religion, Eight Lectures
Preached Before the University Of Oxford in
the Year N, ,OCCC,LXII, on the Foundation of
the Late Rev. John Brompton, M. A. Canon
of Salisbury. BY Adam Storey FaTrar, NJ. A.
Michel Fellow, Of Queens College, Ox'ord,
New York, D. Appleton Co., 44S and 445
p-osdvaz-19C2
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CLAIMS AND PATENTS.
We srs authorised By Government to cole

We srs authorised BY Government 70 collect
SIOO Bounty,
due discharged soldiers, also the widow, children,
rightful heirs Of al deceased soldiers; also
Pensions,
which every discharged soldier who Wss DIS
Gb ed in the service, is entitled. Also, Pensions
. soldiers' widows, children, mothers, or orph-
an sisters as they are severslly entitled under
the law Also,
Back Pay,
due discharged soldiers or resigned OficeTs,
promptly collected, or eashed. Also,
Prize Money.
Msaey due enlisted months men; money
due teamsters, and every other class Of clam
growing out Of this OF any Otherwar.
We also pay special attention to
PATENTS.
~ Avoid Claim and Patent Agents whs
are net Licensed.
We publish The Soldiers Friend, 8 paper
Of much interest to soldiers and their hsirs.-
Send us your nSme and stamp, and We viii send
copy treei or twelve copies, one zach month,
ior IS cents.
Apply 10 rs in person or by letter, with stamp,
and yeur business shall have prompt attention.
Tses low, and no charge until after We hsVe &C.
, mp ished what We undertake.
. sRae-Lyman'a Block. near the Court House,
cleveland, and No. 443 Ninth Street, Washing
Aon, D. G. iau8l:6
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NY. MONEY MARKET-Augast IA.
THy TEI yaRApU

MOney-Easy at 5a6 D cent.
Sterling Exchnnge-LOwer and dull. First
class bills quoted at I3I5t0l37z.
GeId-Lower. Opening at 25& and closing heavy
at 2iaSG2i6.
Government StOcIs-Market steady. United
States Skies of ISL, coupons lO6Ai United States
7-30 Treasury Notes lO6A-
Total export of specie to-day, s46O,O76.
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PEDDLIEG WITHOUT LIoEEsE.-S. Maker,
Daniel Boyle and - skOtzky, have been
arrested by the police on the charge Of ped
ling without license.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-17

WEST SIDE STREET RAILRoAD.-The work
of building that portion of the road which
runs through Champlsin street, is progressing
rapidly and will soon be completed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-17

JoHN ClQKELL, AttorneY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-17

PLEASANT TRIP.-The fine pleasure yacht
Rowena, returned yesterday from a three
weeks pleasure trip to Macinac, several of
our citizens being on board.
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ST. GEORGES SooIETT.-A special meet
ing of this society viii be held at the store
Of e. Starr & Co., on Thursday evening at
X O'Clock. A full meeting 10 desired.
II. PARSONS,
sugI6-453 Vice President.
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augl7

An ounce Of Truth better than pound
Of Dragging. To prove it try Parsons In
imitable Compound Dentrifce.
auRI7:R2-3teE
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MINUTE GUARDS, ATTENTION Regular
meeting for drill this evening at 8 O'Clock
A prompt attendance is desired.
". P. F0GG,
aug17 CommandGnt.
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Rose & Prentiss' ProvistOn Market Re-

Rose & Prentiss' Provision Market Re-
port.
The following are the rates charged BY them:
Hams-Sugar-cured premium Hams, q l0c
Canvass d Hams, u tb.-........ .-...........
ShOuideFs-S ugaTcured q
Sugar-cnrrd canvassed q b..............7c
Hacnu-or Smoked Sides B Bb...-.-................S
LaFd-Prime leaf, kett e-rendered in bbs y ib.gAc
% Prime leaf kettle rendered in kegs q a.. ..IOc
PoFk-NO. mess Z bbl $50
Extra clear & 8 50
Bz6- No extra charge made for packages OF cart8ge
TO railroad depOts boats Ala articles warrant
ed strictly prime, and equal to anything in the State
Orders promptly filed Our sugar cured Hams and
kettle-rendered Lard took the first premium at the
late Ohio state Fair ROSE PREhTISS,
Nos. l42, l4i and l46 Ontario-st., Cleveland.
july4:R25
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THE National Taxes for licenses on in
come, carriages, silver plate, &C., are due.
Rug17s453
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MONDAY MORNiNG. AUG. u, ,ss.z
TRAVELER,s REaIgFm.

UT'Olti1sns wishing cOnveyancs 70 either Of tke
boFe Trains BOsta, viii be called for BY Coaches
ciBteFsns' Omnibus Line, By leaving their address
at the Omnibus Ooss Il7 SuperioT5t., next door 70
the " 0ddsn HOUSE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-17

The steamer City Of Cleveland, arrived
from Lake Superior yesterday. The Travel
Ter was expected last night.
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LOCAL HOTTUKs.

NoFICE.-The enrolled militia Of the %
Regiment o. NJ, Cuyahoga county, consist.
ing of the Fourth and Fifth Wards, are re-
questsd to meet at the Engine House on Hun
tington street, Monday evening August 18th
at o'clock, for the purpose Of nominating
one Colonel, ane Lieutenant Colonel and enc
Major for said regiment.
JOsEPH B. MoLYEEAUX,
Capt. Cong I'd Reg't o. NJ,
Cuyahogs county
Evening papers please copy.
augI7:453
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CASSIMERES

CAssIMERES,
DOESKIHS,
SATTINETS,
UNIONS,
FLANNELS,
BLANKETS,
ETC, ETC.
A good stock constantly on hand, adapted to
the Western Market.
Market prices paid for Wool and Pelts, in Cash
or Manufactured Goods.
Office and Salesrooms,
NO. s5 WATER STREET, CLEVELAND, o.
augs-R.2
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MUSIC.
.HMET MH9IO.

CHEET MUSIC,
- PIANOS, &c,
At 10. 3 Euclid Street,
Il iaree stock Of new And standard
-, -. a., u Books f0r al Instruments l1oltnsI
Music, INSTRUCT. . $50
Guitars, strings, an. ,aoF ,oassrs "a reoelnf, s
cal MeFH HhaEdiss. " -
Music sent By Mail, ire -s.ebsrs and s nj
marked price.
A liberal discount made to hratsd Knabo
nsTiss' les ... tsin tone
ui 49, On aand -. large Stock OF the cele.
FiAnoaI which sufpass all other instrumsn -
action and durability. e.. A. BARLOW A
tehE No. 2 Euriid-5f FiIavaISTa
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NEW YORK, August l5.
The Steamer Evening Star, from New
Orleans on the 9th, has arrived.
There is nothing new in the papers.
The America sailed this noon for Brs-
men, with Sl90, 900 in specie,
The steamer Morning Star sailed this
p. m for New Orleans, taking 9 large
number Of passengers, including Lieu
tenant A. G. Hills, editor Of the New Or
leans Era, and many officers Of Eastern
New York regiments.