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LOST, WANTS 4 FOUND.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAOHINE)
w Farmers, Volunteers apd others, to know that
their Women folks" earn s. to s20per week with
one OF Akin's Ceiebrated Knitting Machins. 1t will
Its cost in thirty days. Price, complete, S50--
Weight 45 pounds. Freight from 50 cents to q 80.
send for circular and samples (send stamps.)
ELLIOTT a BkANSOh,
HpT21 .R23 l20 Lake-St-. Chicago, Ill.
WANTED-20O0 SECoND-HAED
w Oil Barrels. W. c. sCOFIELD & co.
300 bbls Lubricating Ola mol article. apr2O
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The Old Vermont Cough Remedy is war
ranted to euro Coughs Colds, and all Diseases Of the
Throat, Chest and Lungs Price 25 cents per botta.
John T. Henry Co, Waterbury, Vermont General
Agents Sold BY D. s. Barnes, 2O2 Broadway, N. r.
and strong & Armstrong Cleveland. n0yI5l3s
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COFFEE,
REMOVAL.

ID EMOVAL-WEH HAVE REMOVED
IL our business from Nos. 81 and 81 Riyer-st, to
Nos. 1876 & 1S8 sUPzR1oR-ST.,
where We offer for sale an increased stock Of
Groceries. Liquors and wines,
to which the Inspection of our friends and the trade
is invited: Z. =. 3 s. BURGESS
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FRIDAY, MAY 1sT. 1863.
Large Sale OF Household Furniture,
AT AUCTION, Br-............-...O. CUrTER soy,
At Horsa No IO5 Bond-st.

o. CUTTER 3 son will cell on Friday, May lst, At
Huse No. lO5 POnd-St., commencing at 10 o clock A.
NJ, the entire Furditure &c. said House consist
ing Of IN 7hogauy SOFA, 20 Tete-a-Tete, do hair Eet
Chairs, do Dressing Bureaus, marble TOP Centre Ia
bies, marble ton Wash Stands, Lounges Nardrobfs,
Extension Di ming Tables nah .gany Rocking Chairs
do Library Chairs, cane seat Chairs, Cottage Bed
steads. Brrsss and Ingram Carpets Stair Carpetsl
Drugget, Oil Cloth, MnsIin aud Damhsk Curtains.
Ooking Gla ses, Mantle Ornaments, Engravings and
kramel, Hair aud Straw Mattre.ses, Counte iPAnesl
Comforts Sheets Pillow Cases, Tab.e Linen, 6 od
Cook st1ve Alright a d Coal Stoves, China Ware,
Glass Ware Table Cutlery Plated CastOrs, Crockery
Kitchen Utensils, &C.
~ Houss open for inspection Of Furniture, &c at
o'clock on morning OF sa e. Purchasers must re-
move their srticles toy O'Clock on day OF sale.
TERMS-Cash. Bsnkable Funds at tine Of sale.
apr2o-437
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80 MANHOOD;

~ MANI 10 o D;
-aSS HOW LOST HOW RESTORED
Inst Published in sealed Envelope-price SC.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Radical
cure of Suermatorrhuaa or Seminal weakness, lmTal
uutary Emissions Sexual Debility and Impedmenttc &c
Marriage generally, Nervousness, Epilepsy and EtI,
Consumption, Mental and Physical lncapaciiy re
sulting from Self Abuse, &C, BY Robert CulTerWel
NJ D., author Of the AGreen Book"
"ABOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS"
Sent under seal in plain envelope, 70 any address
tpost paid , receipt Of six oents, two postage
stamps, TO Ur. ,. o. KLINE l43 BoWerys New 4orA.
p o. Box A556. aprl;446
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This is a part of the WILEY PROPERTY, on
Michgan-St and consists Of four lots, . feet front
MichiganS ,snd 5J feet deep and one lot in
42x0O feet 1t one Of the best locations IN the City
I, business, only about $50 feet from Onario'St,
where property Is worth from Two hundred dollars 10
three hun1 cred dOllavs per fCOt. This properly will
be sold at great s4crihce, and i viii be grand op-
invest or speculation, it will undoubtedly sell for
dOu0ls in less than year what Il must be sold for
EOW.
H55-For further PARTICULARS enquire Of BRAYTON
STOOKWELL, No. 6 Atwater Building, orc Cut
ter & Son, Auctioneers a~r2-- t21
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MARRIED.

In Medina, at the Methodist Parsonage on the 2Ist
inst, by Rev. A. O. Hurd, MILTON A SPRAGUE
and ADliIE j. WING, both Of Str5nesyills
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GAIT. SALT, SALT.-WE ARE
~ Agents for the sale Of all tho different fin5s OF
Salt nufactuved by the Salt COMPANIES Of OsUegO
and Syracuse, n y. state. Orders from our custOm-
ers solicited. Can loEd full car lots Without expense
apr23 THATOHER, GARDNER, BURT 4 90.
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sgFeIAl anTlgga.
DIR. G All Am.
Member Of de Royal College Of PAysieiaas
Lonaon. EnqI.sad; Graduate Of

Ksmbsr Of de Royal College Of PAysieias's
London, ERgL4d; Graduate Of
RieOrd's Hospital for
FEMALE DIS EASES,
and a constant attendant Of Paris, London, New Or
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the last ten yeara
has opened his Office at the
johnson House, Cleveland,
where he will be hspp7 70 meet all those who are A.
aioted with subacute and chronic diseases.
His treatment is entirely different from the old
piap. and Is mild eicacious and effective BIS med
icines are simply vegetable extracts and oils th
have never been used bat BY two other ply sicisns
America besides himself he has speat the grpaies
mart Of his life and thousands Cf dollars in ooiainina
few secrets in his profession He tests the Urine
for All forms Of disease Hochargefor giving ali an
honest and true statement Of their case.
sPERMATORHGA.
| To YouEa MsN.-Re can prove 20 ycu in few min,
MES that ne IA the only physician you ever treated
win fhst cures N disease fOreYery patient Who
win foiIOw his dlrs ms lie viii give One Hundfel
dollars Il he fails N curfrg this disease No chare
made for consdlt tatiJn IhOse at distance Wno visa
to consult the Do tor do 90 By sending snail
vial Of urine Dg mail with ame sex and age. anq ne
viii answer ana describe their and the alDi-
ity OF getting relief BY encl-sing return postage
/ stamp ----s -
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Bs- Persons calling for any Of the above will say
Advertised 3. CeHLhsi ?. II.
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DELEE ISLAND,
AND
Point Pelee Reef Light HOussr.
LAKE ERIE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that on and alter the 18th
OF April next, the Light exhibited on Pelee Island,
the upper eud of Lake Erie will be altered 90
TO chew BRIGHT BID, and that on Point Peee reef,
will be altered TO WHITE LIGHT. Captains and Pi-
lots Of vessels will there Ore bear in mnd that In
passing up ths Lake the WHITE LTqHT will be on the
star boaId side, and the RID LIGHT the laFbcard
side. By order Of the Commissioner.
7 TRUDEAU, Secretary.
Department Of Public Works.
Quebec, Canada, Is March, 1873. uar27-4f0
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INITIALS

Cleveland Lodge No l3
Ouyalfoga Lodge HO22
Ne TopOlitsu Gift Book Store
Sec'y MOulder's Union
Miss NJ EK
Miss Z JIG
Miss NJ SP
"a Friend
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LAKE SUPERIOR STEAMERS.

1858 1868.
CLEVELAND, DETROIT,
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n6-All letters advertised are subject 10 an extra
charge Of One Cent. Persons calling for them VIII
please be prepared with the necessary change. -,
HS-Ihe Office viii be open at II A. M, and cll3s
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Trade opened With New orleans
LATEST FROM CHARLESTON.
PROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July q.
dispatch from Harper's Ferry, TO the Phila-
delphia Enquirer, says the results Of the engage
ment Of Thursday last, at Front Royal, as re-
ported here, are highly encouraging.
The intention was to cut Lees army in two
and 1t succeeded so well that EWel's Corps is
reported entirely cut of from communication
with Lee and its capture or dispersion is almost
certain.
The Railroad between this point and Martins
burg is unInjured, except a small bridge over
the Oqequon creek, which was destroyed
by the rebels west of Martinsburg. The road is
reported to be badly injured. The rails are torn
up for a considerable distance, and the bridge
burned, &c.
The rebels having evacuated Marhnsburg the
road will soon be IN running order to that point.
It is reported that Winchester Is now occupied
by only small force Of Whites rebel cavalry.
The town will doubtless be in our possession
again in a few days. Citizens have come in to-
day from the vicinity Of Martinsburg, who re-
port no armed men in their neighborhOOd, ex-
cept few struggling bushwhackers-
The Post says it is stated upon good authority
that the draft Will not re-cOmmence this week,
but the probability is that it will be deferred on
" a short time. That it will be prevented by the
action ofthe State authorities, which some Of the
sympathizsrs with the rioters hope, is altogether
unlikely.
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BANKING,
NATIONAL BANKING ASSO-
In CITATIONS.

Communities and Capitalists now contem-
plating the formation o. National Banking sspcia.
tona under Secretary Chaseg Bill passed at the last
session OF Congress, a-e reminded that the a-20
Pak, may after ths frs, Of August te Withdrawn
from the marker.
The improved -ndi ion Of itary affairs aud the
constant succession Of Victories, together with the
-Four Hundred Millions OF Legsl Tender interest
bearing nOtes- Treasury Notes, renders the igGu
ing o. further long and permanent Loans at present.
eIoeedlug giy d0ub' ful.
The Losns OF The Government, matuIing IN 1881
are now se Ing It six Per cent. premium. These
would advance % 10 or u rer cnt- premium, II the
Secretary Of the Treasury should discontinue the
sales OF the 5 s0's. end e t0's themselves Won
mand for Government L0ars, as the basis for hank
Ing Cr To- invtsm ut, be AZ al active Il Is possible
that the SOcretaryO the Treasury may receive sub
Ecrlptio1G 70 the SO Loan for a longer period
shsud there be any delay in the preparation Of The
notes for the SUPPLYING OF the Treasury with func
or should be. In view uf the menifess benefits to tie
country from the pre-eBt popular mode Of distrbut-
Ing the loans OF The Nations amongst the peOple-Or
toencourafe he fo1 nation Of The New BsDks de
eide Il 70 be g and Iuuiccu 70 further ext nd The
time OF SUI Bcripli0nst the 20s az par. His views
and intentions on toe of course are unknown,
thcreores the safest and wseat Is 70 subscribe
g. once Wills q tx Ter cent. b nd with the in
e.t and principal payable in Gold, can be had at
Il viii afford me pleasure to furnish fun inforHa-
ton IN regsrd 70 tie formation OF he National
"a ths necessary steps 20 he taksn, Printed
goclInenl e relaftTa thereto viii be furnished. at
Masnilgton on arpic3ticn 10 hon Hugh McCul-
signed Jay COOKE
snbssTiptio1 sgsrt for 5 70 Loan, IA South Third
Street. Philadelphia
Orders fer the obOVe Lean viii continue to be re-
oeivso by the Merchant Bank Of Oieveland,
Iuy23:l3 ~. U. HANDY Pres't.
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FROM VICKSBURa,
YazoO Expedition Of General HeI-
ron--Soldiers to have furlOughs
Health Of the City.
dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
VrcRsRURd JuIv %

dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.I
VICKsBURG, July %.
General Herron has just reached here
from YazoO City with his command. He
found very few people, and those there
were in a suffering condition. He burned
and destroyed all the rebel property, and
administered the oath of allegiance to q
considerable number of natives. General
HerrOn is ordered to New Orleans, and
proceeds thither with his army in trans
ports.
The cotton used by the rebels on the in
trenchments is to be sold by order of Gen
eral Grant, and its proceeds distributed
among the private soldiers as tribute Of
valOr. Five per cent. of the private
soldiers and nen-commissioned officers are
to be given furloughs for thirty days, in
consideration of their bravery and endur-
ance during the siege of Vicksburg. The
streets are to be thoroughly cleaned and
sprinkled, and all carriOn on the outskirts
of the city is to be buried.
The unusual sickness here is principal
ly among negroes, who have recently suf-
fered fearful mortality.
Our hospitals are still on the outside Of
the city.
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FRnlI KRNTrCKY.

CINCINNATI, July 2S.
special to the Commercial from Lexington,
XVI says the rebels this morning attacked our
forces at Richmond consisting Of a small detach-
ment under Colonel Sanders. After an hours
severe fight our troops were compelled to fall
back to Kentucky River, badly cut up.
The rebel force was estimated at $500 and six
guns. They ere supposed to be the advance of
Bragg 3 army. At latest adviees our troops had
fallen back within five miles Of Lexington, the
enemy closely following.z
Martial law has been proclaimed at Lexington
to-day. All able bodied citizens between eigh-
teen and fOrty-five are ordered to report for
duty. 1t is thought the city can be held agains
the rebels.
Rebel citizens report rebel force Of over if
teen thousand moving in nOrtheTly direction,
via Crab Orchard.
The Gazette's Lexington dispatch SAYS the ex-
element has subsided. The rebels came to
the Kentucky river at Clay's ferry. Saunders
command is nearly all in.
The troops from Hiekman's bridge insure the
safety of Lexington.
Generals Carter and Gilberts command are in
the rear OF the rebels.
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FOURTH WARD VoLUETEERs.-The Com
pany recently organized in the Fourth Ward,
designed to go into the volunteer regiment
to be raised in this city, met at National
Hall last evening for the transaction Of such
business as was necessary for the further
perfection Of its organization. Some forty
members were present. Committees were
appointed to look to the procuring of arms
and equipments and designate a company
title. A short drill was had. There are be-
tween eighty and ninety enrolled for the
company, a number Of when have seen
service in the field, and all of whom are
young men who will take pride in becoming
thorough in the tactics. The officers are:
Captain, J. B. MeIyneau1; First Lieutenant,
B. McGrath; Second Lieutenant 7. A.
Stow.
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TUESDAY EVENING, July %.
Regular meeting Of the Couneil-MayOr
Masters in the Chair. Minutes of the last
meeting read and approved.
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N. Y. CATTLE NIARKET-JuIy 2s.

The receipts of Beef Cattle were heavy this week
too hesvy for the demaUd-which not very active
and prices have declined fully nc to &c per pound
all kinds.
The current prices for the week at all the markets
as follows:
Beef Catte-lst quality, per cwt., sIO 501lI co.
dnaIy, sl00O9lO,5O common, sg,OJ9lO,00; inferior,
ss,Ogtg9,OO.
Cows and Caves-lst quality, $5O,OOG16O,00; ordina-
~ s35O0S45O0i common s3O,O0G5 10; inferior s25,-
O013 LO0.
Veal Calves list quality, q pound, 7c6sc ordina-
ry 6lg7c; common 554G6c; inferior 45669516c.
Sheep p-Extras, q hea1, q, ,5UG6,z5; prime, &5,OO6
feriOr, 8, ,O0dt5,OO
syineaPsr@ @ Rss,Pss Pss yea sdsssss, ss'
Total receipts Of all stock at all the yards for
the week were as follows Beeves, SO 81; cows 10;
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PREPARING FOR THE STATE FAIR.-Col-
Onsl Ross, Of the Angler, has begun thus
early to mako arrangements for the coming
State Fair. He has secured the store next
to the Angler House barber shop, on Bank
street, also q number ofroo in the (" Wash
ingtOn Block" and in private houses in the
vicinity, which will be fitted up for lodgings.
The Angler can furnish meals to IN indefn-
ate number, and with the proposed arrange
ments completed a vast number can bo
lodged.
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FROM MEMPHIS.

MEMPUls, July %.
Ruggles' rebel forces in front Of us at C0rinth
have fallen back. Scouts report that he was or
dered to 60 to Georgia, but when he commenced
the movement his men deserted in large num-
bers and the order was cOuntermanded.
Chalmers IS moving towards the Alabama line.
Rallies, Forrest. Wilson and Others have been
ordered TO seOur the country for conscHpts.
General Dodge is active and his forces are fully
employed at an times. Scarcely q day passes
that he don't strike the enemy At some point.
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FROlI CnARLk.r,,N.

NEW YORK July y.
The steamer Star of the South arrived this
evening from Charleston bar. She left on the
evening OF the 25th.
She tOWed the iron-e'ad Passalc to the bar
which went in to report To Admiral Dahlgren.
When the Star of the SoHth left heavy cannon
aiding vas heard and shells were plainly seen
bursting over Fort Wagner.
NOTE.-The New York reporter thinks there
be a mistake as to the date Of the report brought
by the schooner Mason, on the evening Of the
26th, as the passage Would be extraordinary even
for gfa
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGrON, July Is
One hundred ami forty-four rebels recently
captured in Virginia, arrived to-day. Anon g
them are eight officers, one ofwhom, a captain,
was captured at Vicksburg and paroled but who
h9ssi sfs az ;s,5i and 1;s ;ii @,;,,d @ .;
these prisoners are anxious to take the oath Of
allegiance and others to be exchanged
Two large military prisons are to be immedi-
ately con tructed, one at Point Lookout, Mary
land, and the other at Rock Island, Illinois
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A MAN OF A THOUsANDI
A CONgUMPuVE Guam.

DR.. b. JAMES, = Retired PhygIcian Of great
emiuence. discoF0rtd, while in the East Indies, g
csIiain cure Tor Consumption, Asthma, HronUhitis,
Oougna, Colds and General Debility. This rsmsdy
nov alive end well. Eesr-us o. beEedtting his fell
low mortalss ne vii send 70 those who wish Il ire
recipe, containing fn directions for maxim and
eesfuiy using this remedy, free receipt Of their
noInes, with Two stamps % pay eXpenses, There is
not single case Of COnsumpti0u that IL does not at
once take hold o. and disspate. Night tWeats p9e-
Elennees irritation Of he nerves, failure Of moIy,
gc1f e ectoratio3 D sharp pains in the lungs
tnroat chilly sensations nausea at the stomach, in
actor Of The bowels, wasting away Of the muscles
~ me Wriief viii pleaee state lhe name Of the pa
Per they see this adveTsiment in. Address,
GhADDOCK q CO.,
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7RDNRsDAY NOTHING, JULY 30, Fs69
FRAEELKR,s REGIsFER,
xarg AByERFEsEaEyFa,

"A BEAD a Co, Banhers-Gold, S lvsr and Co
pons Bought and ssld, and Money Loaued
z. .Cowles-Adversised Letters.
Pslson Breed For Chicago and Milwaukee.
Tettberg Hausmann-ssiesns an Wanted.
Pelto3 a Brced-For Og lersburgh and OtwegO.
II. D. Kendall Co-Lawn1
Ti!del Davis Agents Wanted.
f. Carey-Invalid soIditrs-Local Notice.
Gee Hastir rgs-Dis.olution OF Copartnenhip.
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TIE S6TH.-The State Journal says the
the members Of the 86th 0. Y. l., who re
turned last night from the Morgan race, are
enthusiastic in expressions of gratitude for
the muuifeent hospitality sbewn them by
the citizens of GAINESVILLE During their
presence in that city the houses were gener-
ally thrown open, and the men importuned
on every hand to enter and partako at tAa
bountifuliy prepared tables.
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ONO SICK AND WOUNDED AT ANAPOLIs.
The following Ohio soldiers have been admit
ted into the hospital at Annapolis, Maryland,
viz:-Sergsant George A. Drake, Company
B, 1884 Ohio; Samuel Stone, Company G,
l2Sd Ohio James ". English, Company E,
l2Sd Ohio. The later is parOled prisoner.
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the Teeth from Decay.
CLAIMS AND PATENTs.-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, D. C. june3:R2s
DEHFBTRT-Dr. B. 2. Robinson, Office
so Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the BEST man
ner and at a low price. dec9R27
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PRoMPT-The Cleveland and Pittsburg
Railroad was notified yesterday that the Gov
ernment desired to send a force of troops
down the line, and in a very short time had
thirty-nine cars ready to receive the cavalry
horses of the expedition and eleven cars te
receive the men themselves. This road has
carried an immense number Of troops since
the commencement Of the rebellion, and, as
far as we can recOllect, without a single ac-
cident. This fact speaks we'll for its man
agement.-P Pitts5urq Chrouiele 27tk.
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MT. UNION COLLEGE.
UNION COLLEGE.

1N4 80.
This Institution, located at Mount Union Stark
county, Ohio, offers its extensive Educational facii
ties to students Of both sexfs
The Faculty consists Of D. n. Hartshorn, LII. D q,
Ira o. Chapman, A. M, George W Clarke, A. n ,
y Harisborn, A. B., G. P Clarke, A. B., Mrs.
W Chapman. b. s., and also competent teachers in
Instrumental Music, Commercial Science, Eiocution,
Gymnastics, Patnti1g and the German, French and
Hebrew Languages.
The College possesses extensive apparatus and
specimens for teaching Chemistry, Natural Philoso.
ply, Botany, Physiology, Mineralogy, Geology, As
tronomy, Surveying, Engineering, sc. The new
College edihce l66 feet long By s. feet wide, esima
ed at $4,000 co. is to be completed next term, and Is
we'll adapted TO Ucllege purposes.
Good beard can be had in private families at q 90
per week, and, at about 26 cents week good rooms
furnished with bed, stove and furniture are rented
TO Students who board themselves or who prefr 70
hire table-board in private families Ter 81 25 per
TUITION in the Teachers', Scientific and CLASH
cal Courses, ranges from IS 90 e6 90 per quarter
Those preparing to teach eau have Cwfthout extra
CHARGE the advantages Of the daily drills in the Nor
NAL Department.
The SEssIOES begin on thu FIRST TUESDAY OF
August, November and March Ofeach year
Mount Union is pleasant healthy, and moral
VILLAGE. one mile and hah south OF Alliance, the
junction Of the Oleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
With the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail-
Parents, desiring to move to Mount Union toed.
uoate their and daughters rent buy PROP
erty for that purpose on reasonable terms. On the
afternoon Of the ratday of next Term (August 4tbl
there will be public sale OF Town and out Lots near
be College, amounting to % or 10acres,
July A2f kY42t
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OPENING OF TRADE.

ST. LOUIS July %
The steamer Imperial, the first boat from New
Orleans, arrived this morning. large crowd Of
merchants and other citizens greeted her arr val,
and national salute was fired in honor Of the
opening Of the Mississippi.
The steamer Albert Pearce sailed this evening
for New Orleans with a large load Of private
ight and along passengerlist- The Continen-
tai LEFT yesterday for the same port, heavily laden
with Government stores.
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AMONG THE MIssIxG.-In list Of the
missing from the 67th Ohio Infantry, at the
attack on Fort Wagner, published in the
New York Herali, appears the name Of o.
B. Adams, who enlisted in this city and is
known to everybody here, We trust that no
serious i'll has befalIen 40. B"