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COMMERCIAL.
OLKVxLAND mARKETs.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, ..g

THURSDAY EYESISG. July 9, 1858. J
FlOur-Sales 100 barrels red wheat double extra at
$3.50; 50 bbs at $500; 25 bbls double extra at s52j
Wheat-Lower. Sales cars red on track at
sl,ls; on track and 5000 bus free on board at
sl,l5; 5 cars red on track at sl,I3.
COrn-Sales car on track at Gle.
Onts- Sales cars at &c on track and car from
store at Csc.
Cheese-Sales Hamburg at IOc and Western Re
serve at &c.
Eggs-sales at lee and lie.
Hams-SaIes Fremont Hams at IOc.
AppIes-Sales 500 lbs at SIC
ReceiPts-s,6oO bushels wheat c cars corn and
car rye.
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THE PRICE OF On.-We learn from the
Petroleum Reporter prices Of oil at the Wells
now range frem 81 to 81 50. On the plat
forms in Titusvillo, IS to $8 25, packages in
cIuded. Prices of barrels and hauling re-
main about the same as heretofore stated.
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II you wish to purchase good article
in the way of Hoop Skirts, Spiral Bustles,
Corsets, Spring FERNS, Skirt-Supporters, and
many other things that are necessary to com
plete the wardrobe of a we'll dressed lady,
call on Frank Brothers & Co., at 141 Superior
Street, under the Weddell,) and 1874 Ontario
Street.
Being extensively engaged in the busi-
ness we can, without doubt, please all those
who may favor US with their patronage. We
also make skirts to order, of the best spring
steel. Remember, the only hoop skirt fac
tory in the city, 14l Superior street and l94
Ontario street. FRANK BRoTHEEs Co.,
iuIvq.447 Cleveland.
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INSTITUTION OF NEW LoDGE.-A new
Lodge, I. o. of o. F., was instituted in this
city last evening by Grand Master J. W.
Carter, of Cincinnati. 1t is German Lodge
and is called Almania, No. $40.
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IT has been remarked that there are
more elegantly dressed ladies in Cleveland
than in any other city in the Union. The
reason is obvious, a great majority of the Ia
dies have adopted the justly celebrated
{" French Trail Skirts" and hence our Forest
City bellies surpass all rivals in the elegance
and fashionable style of their personal ap-
pearauce. These Shirts are only sold by
the " Ohio Hoop Skirt Mandatory" No las
Superior street. We invite the Ladies of
Cleveland and vicinity, to call and examine
our stock should they desire to purchase or
not as 1--WE consider it no trouble to show
goods" and they can convince themselves
that we need no bogus advertisements to
satisfy the public that we have the best and
most extensive assortment of Woven, Double
Diamond, Bridal and Trail Skirts, Spiral
Buckles, Corsets, Spring Forms, and Skirt
Supporters constantly on hand.
We repair all Skirts which we sell without
extra charge. All parcels sent to residence.
Ladies, you viii please remember the place,
No. 14S Superior street, American Building.
juIyl0-448
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FROM VICKsBURG.

CAIRO July 3.
Msior-General Oglesby, Just returned from
Memphis says the terms Of the capitulation sf
Nlcksburg were that enlisted men we're to be pa
rolled while the commissioned officers would be
retained as prisoners
Pemberton gives the number Of men At for
duty at II 600 and 60OO in the hospitals but it is
thousand
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ANOTHER MONSTER GUE.-Another big
gun arrived from Fort Pitt Works, PittsbuIg,
yesterday and proceeded East. It is a Is
inch gun and weighs 5O,255 lbs. It went
east last night.
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THE excursion on board the s5eamsr
Morning Star, yesterday, for the benefit of
the Bethel, was not so largely attended as
could have been wished, yet very pleasant
season was enjoyed.
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n. Y. MONEY nrARKKr-Julr $.

MOney-Active at 6G17 2 cent.
Sterling ExchanEe-Little more active. First
class bills l44(ol445.
GOId-Unsettled. Op9ningat 80, advancing to 81 ,
and closing quiet at3lSS.
Government StOcks-MOre active. United
States Skies Of 1881, coupO.s lO54IOs6 7-30 Treas
ury Notes los Ons year certificates 90 (new.J
state SIOcks-Mis1Ouri Skies 10
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WADswoRrH's "DRT Up" FOR CATARRH.-
We do not hesitate to say We think this med
icine is the most valHable remedy for Catdrrh
We have ever sold.
mch2s STRONG & ARMSTRONG.
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CLEVELAND AND MAHoEIyG RAIL ROAD.
The business of this road for June was as
as follows.
1862 1863 Increase
Gross earnings, s3G,e95 63 Si5,s45 6l Sl5,749 9s
Expenses, ,......... 1862 % 1o,7O5 Sc G,O52 AZ
Net earnings, sI6,4l2 60 s2G,IiO p ss,697 Sc
For Six Months. 1862 1863 Increase
Gross earn gs, SI63556 81 S2lO,29i 30 SI6,73S O2
Expenses, ,......... "A, ,5g3 Is s9,2S3 a 1860 2G
Net earnings, sS8,963 1s sI2I,olO 50 s32,oi7 &c
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BRAINARD's HALL. - This evening q
splendid programme is presented at the
above fashionable resort, for the compliment
airy benefit Of the talented Harry Leslie, the
great rope walker and pantomimist, on
-phiab oonasinn the wnrld renowned Cherish
will perform his great challenge act on the
slack wire, together with his celebrated ven
trilOquism. Hamblin's entire troupe in bal
let, Ethiopian acts, pantomime, &c.
Tomorrow, Saturday, afternoon a matinee
will be given for the accommodation of ladies
and children, commencing at three O'Clock.
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ARREST OF A CoUNTERFEITER. - DR..
johnson Webb, cOunterfeiter, was arrested
at Green Township, MahOning County, on
Wednesday night last.
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Rev. Arson SMYTH.-We are pleased to
learn that this gentleman has been elected
by the Cleveland Board of Education, Sup
erintendent of the Public Schools of that city.
In the selection of Mr.. Smyth, the Cleye-
landers have got one of the most fitting and
capable superintendents in the State. de is
a gentleman Of fine education and excellent
literary attaintments, and has devoted many
years to the educational interests of Ohio.
We wish him success in his new pOsitiOn.-
Capital City Fact.
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wholesale Agency for the sale Of shOenberger's Ju
nista Nails Common and Charcoal Sheet Iron, Junil
Ala Boiler Plate, Spring PloW and Blister Steel Stee
PIoW Wings, Bar Iron, Oroton window Glass, Grind
1tones, VIM. o. Barr's Celebrated Fire Proof Safe
g., ct manufacturers prices. augliBS4
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FROlI NEW YORK.

The Post says:
II IS reported to-day on the authority Of dis
pateh from sources believed to be Trustworthy
General Meade.
The draft commenced in Pittsburg on Wednes-
day.
A special from Washington to the Post SAYS:
1t Is believed here that battle is in progress
to-day on the Upper Potomac
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We are authorized By Government to cOIee
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~ Dr. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
ElsctroPathy, cures obstinate cases Of DysPeP-
gIa, Rheumatism, Scrofdls, Neuralgia and sll
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
RGng, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
FfVen to many formidable cases cured in this
citJ after other physicians hsd failed. See sds
Vsftisement in another column. once No. 11e,
7nvnra nfraat
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A couple Of boilers for the Port Huron
Mining Company, Portage Lake, L. S., are
on GarritsOn's dock awaiting shipment.
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THE pRAFT IN ~ YORK.

NV I0EK, July O.
The draft commences here on Monday. The
computed quota Of the city is 1880, and Brook
lyn 4,00O.
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FRUIT, &C.
ORANGES,

NJ uTS.- FRESH EILBERTS, ENG
IN LIsH WALBUTs, BRAZIL NUTS Soft and
hard -sheIl ALM0EDS, and PEANUTS just arri-
Bgat LIZ as. BURGESS,
iuneI Nos l66 aLd lS5 SuperiOr-St.
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An EAGLE.-Yesterdsy an eagle was
seen to fly over the city. May it be prophet
ie Of Union victories.
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BUsIEKss NOTICES

FLAGS, BANNERS AND COLORs
Manufactured from SILK or Bunting IN best
vie on short notice. G. ". CROEELL & Co.,
rnnrIA,A51 2ll Superor St.
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CLAIMS AND PATENTS.


We are authorized By Government to collect
he
500 Bounty,
1pe discharged soldiers, also the widow, children,
rghtful heirs Of all deceased soldiers also
Pensions,
which every discharged soldier who wss dis
ab ed In the service, is entitled. Also, Pensions
soldiers widows, children, mothers, OF orph-
an sisters as they are seversIly entitled under
the law Also,
Back Pay,
due discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
promptly collected, or caRhed. Also,
Prize Honey.
Money due enlisted months men; money
due teamsters, and every other class Of clam
growing out Of this OF any other war.
We also pay special attention to
PATENTS.
~ Avoid Claim and Patent Agents who
are nOs Li,ensed.
We publish "Ths Soldier's Friend paper
Of much interest to soldiers and their heirs
Send us your name and stamp, and we will send
Aeopy teei OF twelve copies, one each month,
or IS cents.
Apply TO Us IN person OF by letter, ith stsmp,
and yeuT business shall have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until after we have &C
comp ished Whst We undertake.
oMce-Lyman's Block. nasr the Court House
cleveland, and No. 443 Ninth Street, Washing
ton, D. G. lanSl:tf
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Simpson Is, beyond all question, superior
artist, and We sdVise those wishing to get hne
LIKENESS to call upon him A visit to his gal
Iery, No. 95s Superior street, viii richly repay
lontH eisf--u and st~pupar RSItf
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MORNING LEADER.
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1858.
FRAVELER'B REGIBFER,

1B7Oitizens Wishing conveyance 70 either Of tbs
sbove Trains Boats, will be called for BY Coaches
oisteTens' Omnibus Line, By leaving their address
st the Omnibus Once, l47 Superior-St, next door 70
the Wedden House.
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WAR has its triumps so has peace.
While the armies of the Union are winning
brilliant victories, the great Bankrupt Shoe
Store, los Superior street, is daily besieged
by crowds Of purchasers who are enjoying the
benefit of great bargains, as boots and shoes
are now selling there at about half price for
the benefit of creditors. jy1O:447
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M A r 1 N E.

PoRT OF CLEVELAND, July g.
ENTERED.
Str Morning Star, Viger, Detroit.
Schr WOrthingtOn, Jones, Buffalo
rchr Gem Of tbs Lakes, singer, Detr,it
Schr Mary Aun, ROssOn, Detroit
Schr {. Il. kimbaIl, JudsOn, Marquette
ScOw Comet Chapman, Black River.
ScoW Mona, MaiOtt, Kelly's Island
.r..g- .. H....#. CLEARED.
Str Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit
Str Forest Queen, Kenyon, Saginaw.
Prop Susque anna MOrin, Dunkirk.
Prop Fountain City, Pease, Chicago
DssF s-@sA=REyant, Chicago
Prop Avon. LarnIfciIduf5 -ssf5frrICd1.
Schr Charley, MayOr, Detroit
Schr L. c. Butts, Nc 4Wen, Buffalo.
Schr Miami. Pennington, Chicago.
Scow Comet, Chapman, Black River.
ScOw Mona, Mallory, Kelly Island.
Scow Z. X ka1e, Cobb, Buffalo.
ScOw Swallow, Fuller, SAID Beach.
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N. Y. STOCK lIARKET-JuIy S.
Rose Il Prentiss, Provision Market Re


Rose Il Prentiss' Provision Market Re-
port.
The following a.e the rates charged by them:
Hums-Sugnr cured premium Hams, per h....-...qc
- Canyassed Hams........ IO,
Shoulders Sugar cured per II.
BzcOn-0r smoked sides per b........... Sc
Dried Beef-Sugar cured per fb.................l0c
- - canvassed. .................. Il lc
Lnrd-Prime leaf, kettle rendered in b5is.....57ic
% q" in kegs...-..... .luc
POrlJ-Ho Mess per so
No extra charge made for packages or carriage to
railroad depots or boats, All articles warranted
strictly prime, and equal to anything in the State
Orders promptly filled. our sugar cured Hams and
kettle rendered Lard took the first premium at the
late Ohio State Fair IlUSE & PRENrISS,
Nos. I42, I4I and Ii5 Ontario St, Cleveland
july4:R25
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DEHTmTRE-Dr. B. F. Robinson, office
90 Wood street. All kinds of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
ner and at q low price. dec2R27
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ACCIDENT TO Mr.. PTLLsBURY.-Mr. 1.
Pillsbury, the civil engineer, is confined to
his house at present on account of an acci-
dent which happened to him a couple of
weeks ago. His horse ran away with him
and threw him out, iDjuriug his leg so badly
that amPutatiOn was necessary just below the
knee. He is doing we'll, however, and will
be out very soon now.
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RECRUITS.

pAKOM ETEK S-WoODRUFF's
EsndAll's, Galloway, London, Ward Fists al
iunei1 O0WAES, Weddeu House.
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1851, WANTS 4 F0nNR,

NA ANTEU.-LOCALA AND TRAVEL
w IgG gents in every Town or County. Oircu-
lars, with TsstiH onials OF largymen and Scientific
men, in regard to the busiuess, sent free.
ISAAC HALE, Js e, & CO.,
iune25-4'3 HewburypOrt, Mass
MIAMI ED. 1000 NEW OIL
w BBbS.
FOR sale zoo bbls LUBHIOATING OIL, q choice
article, almost equal to Lard Oil. Price low.
mayZ W. q SCOFIELD 400.
PgOAM0NTHl WE WANT AGENTS
QUO ct eco month, expenses paid, to sell our Ev-
ERLAsTIEe PEECILs, ORIEHTAL BURNERS, ana thir-
teen other new, useful and curious articles. Fifteen
circulars sent free. Address, SHAW CLARK,
may7-l5loEW Biddeford, Maine.
COX a MONTH"; / WANT 10 HIRE
F QlO Agents in every county st e75 month, eI-
Penses paid, to sell my new cheap Family Sewing Ma
chimes. s. MADISON,
mayT-lbIdEW Alfred. Maine.
WANTED-(KKITTINe MACHINE)
w Farmers, Volunteers and others, 70 know that
heir 'WOmen folks earn Is TO $50 per week with
enc OF Akin's Celebrated Knitting Machines. twill
earn its cost in thirty days. Price, compete, So
Weight IS pounds. Freight from so cents to 81 So
Send for circular and samples (send stRmps.)
ELLIOTT BRANSOH,
aurln R29 12a Take-gt Chicago III
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CLAIMS AND PATEETs.-Bounty, back
pay and pensions collected for soldiers and
their heirs. Also, Patents and every other
class of claim.
We pay special attention to suspended
claims, and those on which other attorneys
have failed. No charge unless successful
Write to US and we will send you our paper.
C. G. Bruce, Cleveland, Ohio, and Washing
ton, DC. june3:R2S
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PIANO TUNING.

OLIVER P. HANKS, aSzsz
I Professional Piano Forte Tuner.
an orders left ct the Music Store Of 8. I 3 "
FEinSTd o., 505 suDsVinF Street, VIII - Tromptl
t1dsd 50. nGss
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HARDWARE.
", F, OaTev & Co.,

IRON & NAILS WAREHOUSE
Nos 81, g. 65 and 81 River-St, and IS, 95, 81 Rnt
g. on the DOCK, Cleveland, Ohio.
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RHIRTS I'D COLLARS

and desirous Of having thoss that viii SIT v ELL
and LOOK NEAT are Invited TO leave their Order8 &c
EEPPN Rs
vhers they can depend upon being Suited None but
ne BEST GOODS sre used and Ihorougn Work
Guaranteed.
DrREcrroys FoR MEAsURENEST.-For Neck, take
the humber Of inches round (A). kor Sleeves taE9
from centre Of back Bl to bend OF elbow AO tnen9e
tion shown in the engraving These are ali the me-
urements required.
WARRA A GOOD TIT.
Bs-The Cash to be paid to the Express Company on
receipt Of goods ,-uDu,yup
Agent Of the Cleveland Shirt and collar nj Oo.'
I,YMAN's BLOCK, Nos. 2 and 3, Cup 9taiTsl gleye-
IanI Ohio three doors from the Court hol.es
Public square ~.
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COMMENCEMENT AT HUDsoN.-The An
nual Commencement Of Western Reserve
College, at Hudson, Summit County, took
place yesterday, under the tent, upon the
College grounds. The morning was dark
and dull, the atmosphere languid and Op-
pressive. The attendance from abroad was
not very large-stilI numerically the audi
enos was respectable. It has seldom been
our pleasure to see an sssembIage ketoksn
ing in SO great degree intelligence and
elegance. The exercises Of the week, pre-.
ceding this day, have, as we are informed,
been of unusual interest and importance.
A year ago, it will be remembered, this
COlIge dispensed with its Commencement, on
account of the troubled state of the country.
Many Of its young men entered the service
of the country, and several present yester-
day wore, beside their collegiate badges,
visible tokens of their having been enrolled
in the army of the Union.
At ten O'Clock a procession was formed st
the College Chapel, led by Jack Leland's
Band, and paraded through the grounds.
In this procession was noticeable the presence
of Ex- President Pierce and the venerable
Caleb Pitkin.
Arrived upon the stand, the President,
Faculty, Alumni and invited persOnages,
taking possession thereof, the audience WerO
entertained by Leland's Band, after which
the formal exercises of the day commenced.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
PRATEE-By President H. L. Hitchcock.
MUSIC.
Salutatory in Latin-Reginald Heber Wright,
Oration-The Bearings Of Life-Henry Robert
WsttersOn, Warrensvlle.
Oratien-Truth the Great Liberator-Chsuncy
Lewis Hamlen, Cleveland.
0ratiOn-HOW Professionalism led to Civil Liberty
William Byron Porter, Warren.
MUSIC.
Oration-Natural Law the Basis Of Civil Law
Calvin Pease Humphrey, Hudson.
Oration-The Necessity Of Moral Principle-John
Calvin Elliott, New Prospect.
MUSIC.
Colloquy-NH. q. R. Watterson Integer. J. C.
Elliot; TeHtus., c. L. Hamlen.
MUSIC.
Oration-The Master-works Of Literature as
Testimonies Of what is Right and Just
and Good-Regiuald Heber Wright,
Cleveland.
Philosophical Oration-A Government Of Law
William Cheney Parsons, Brimfe!d.
MUSIC.
Grafton with the Valledictory Addresses-All
Good must be made Permanent by InstItu-
tions-Sidney Strong, STongsville.
Nj SIC
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m BBLs. DRIED APPLES AND
~ 100 dozen BROOAIS, Just received and for sale.
FEUSIER BURGEBT,
QarnH5
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PATENTS.


Omce-Lyman's Block. nssr the Court House.
Cleveland, and No. f4S Ninth Street, Washing
tou d O. iapsl.ff
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TANDIES-OF QUA OWN AND
French mauufaoturs, 3 large assortment.
YshiH MOULD 4 nUMSFN
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