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ERIE HARBoR TO BE DREDGED.- At
late meeting of the Directors of the PennsyI-
vania Central Railroad the sum Of s., 900 was
subscribed towards dredging the Harbor at
Erie. This intelligence was communicated
to Mayor Mstcalf at Erie few days since.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

ONE o'cLocK-Business is partially suspended
in this city to-day. The receipts and shipments
Of goods by the Pennsylvania Railroad is neces-
sarily suspended. The rebels have ten regi-
ments with artillery and cavalry on South Noun
tain, beyond Getty ysburg.
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DENTISTRY.
A SINGLE TOOTH 81 ,OO. =
TORACCO and sEGARs.

A. LIEDER, Commercial Broker in Leaf
and Manufactured Tobacco and Segars.
I34 Rater-st., [Cornsr Of Pine,l New York.
Tobacco any segars carefully selected for eXporta
iion. Dealers and TOhaccolists VIII ma 70 % thair
Interest to call or communicate ly letter. The best
brsnds, in any quantity, at lower prices than any
other nouse- lunel u
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no SOLDIERS AND THEIR HEIRS

ID. W. GAGE, Successor TO Gage a Bruce,
Il authorized and licensed by the United States to
colHct Pensions. Bounty and Back Pay, and other
Claims against the Co ernment OF the q. and OF
ths state of Ohio By late law Of Congress soldiers
DIsCHHEGED by ressOn Of received in service,
gr6 entitled 70 800 Bounty Soldiers Of the three
months service and large number Of others, are en-
titled to pay for service b. tore beng mustered into
The o. s. Service, and thousands who we're not mus
tered In at all are entitled 70 pay. All such
hsve their claims promptly adjusted and collected By
EpplYinE personally or by letter enclosing stamp, to
ID. W. GAGE, los Superior-St.,
Opposite the Merchants Bank
mnr2l.R23 cleveland. ohio.
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STEAM ENGINE WANTED. - Wanted, a
second hand Steam Engine. Said Engine to
be in good running order. Size Of Cylinder
either okla, 7X14 and 7xJ2, or ska. Address
drawer 800 giving full description Of Engine,
length of time it has been used, and terms.
iuna9 .
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NY. STOCK AIARKET-Jme 25.
OswEGo nIARKET-Jnps es.

BY TELEGRAPH-l
Flour-h arket steady. Sales at $500 for Fancl
Whent-MaI ket dull. Sales 1900 bush good Nc i
Yankee Club at q, ,26 Wisconsin 81 rs.
COrn-Market quiet.
OaIs Quiet.
Rye-Qui
ESrGifo FFaisEls@Fiour sse, wheat s4o to New York
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-26

ORDERED TO THE STEAMER MICHGAN-
The Erie Gazette says Lieutenant Paulding
has been ordered to the United States steamer
Michigan, taking the place of Lieutenant
JOuett, detailed for coast duty.
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RRREL TNVAsInN-

PHiLkDELPIIA, June %.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Compsny has re
ceived dispatch dated Carlisle eleven o'clock
this evening which SAYS the rebels commenced
moving at ten o'clock this morning their ad-
vance was then ten miles off
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NJ A Rim E.

PORT OF CLEVELAND, June ..
ENTERED.
Stmr Morning Star, Yigar, Detroit.
Prop Mineral Rock, Mckay, OntOnagOn.
Prop Atlantic. Pratt, Buffalo.
Prop Susquehanna, ebster, Dunkirk
chr l. g. Butts, NcEwen, Buffa o.
Schr Meri 1ian, Wilds, Alpenh.
Schr Wsgstaff, t. ne, Marquette.
Schr JOhd PrIce. Price, Saginaw.
SchT Ben franklin, Blanchard, O5wegO.
-Chr Mary Rankin, turns, BuualO.
Schr Vermont Hayward, Marquette.
Schr OnsueiO, PeiOn Port COlbOrne.
Ser PendietOn, Campbell, Buffalo.
Scha Rival, Lamb, Port Huron
Schr Black Swan, Miller, Avon.
CLEARED.
Stmr May Queen, Mckay, Detroit.
Prop Olean, DriscOll Dunkirk
Prop Forest Queen, kingOr, saginaW.
Prop Comet, WhitemOre, Green Bay.
Schr Helen Blood, Marvin, TOrOutc.
SChr Mary Ann Rankin, Burns, Toledo
ScOW OnsuelO, Pelon Calhoun Creek.
Scow Rival, Lamb, Port Hursn.
ScOw Black swan, Miller, Kelly's Island.
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FRUIT &C.

NUTS FREsH FILBERTs, ENG
IN LIsH WALEUrs, BRAZIL nuts Soft and
hard-shell ALMONDS, and PEA-hnTS just arri-
nEat L. #. as. BnRGGSS',
junel Nos. l66 AID lSs Superior-St
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MCFLAINEs HOTEL,
Fourteen miles west Of BIeConnelsbnrp

The rebels in force entered MeConneIsburg
last night at O'Clock. The telegraph operator,
after peulous journey through the mountains,
reaehed this place and established an Office
The rebel advance was met by the 18th Penn
sylYania cavalry, and a brisk skirmsh ensued.
The 18th was finally compelled to retreat before
their superior numbers, with a loss of three
wounded.
A regiment Of militia under Fink fell back at
the advance OF the enemy, but an independent
company under Captain Wallace took its posi-
ton IN the mountains, busbWacking the rebels
with great success Numbers OF rebels are
known to have been killed, but the extent Of
their loss is nnIsnnun-- u
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FRAYRLEK,s RRaIsFkR.
Nav ADVEKFIsKnEN7s.

John Ellsler--Aoadsmy Of Music. -
s. NJ. Smith-stat, Board of Medical EHamintrs.
n johnson -Lafe Ice for Sale
C0w!es Plated slop Bowls.
Pel.On a Brsed-For chicago and Milwaukee.
s. Lind & CO-Stesm Boiler for Sale.
q Public Square Ohambt rnaid wanted. --
Wanted-A situation by a Girl
Mrs. wnliams-Intellieenc once -L-cal Notice
o. Cutter q Son-Auction-SuIky, SAFE etc.
r. TaYlor-Found- Pocket Book.
MIS-. BiIiance-Intelligsnce Ofice-LocaI Notice.
Harry Observation-Disclosures Bcties.
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THE WOOL MARKET.
WOOL IN OHIO.

WOOL IN OHIO.
Below We give the state of the Wool Market in
other places, as CLEANED from our exchanges:
WOolin sandusky on Wednesday was very firm.
There weEe sales there Of !, zoo pounds at 65c.
ToLEDo The Toledo Blade rays: "Tho quantity
OF wool arriving continues very small. We note a
slight upward tendency induced by the presence Of
buyers from a tOuthern market. The range is 55c
and 56c, the latter figure for the very best
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-26

GANDIES-0F OUR OWN AND
@ French manufacture, q large assortment.
anbf1 MOULD NuMSEN.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

FLAGS, BANNERS AND COLORS
Manuiaciurea from silk or Bunting in best
yle onshOrt notice. G. ". ORowELL a Co.,
mRyi4:45 2l1 Superior st.
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me- PRNNsYLYYNIA REsRRYEs.

WASHINGTON, june 7.
The Pennsylvania Reserves under Brigadier
General Crawford, have been transferred from
the Department Of Washington to the army Of
the Potomac. Their numbers have been in
creased by the return Of many who were wound
ed and disabled in battles which they have pass
ed through.
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sALE or FIYE-TWRNTTRs.

PHILADELPHIA, June 25-
The General Subscription Agent reports the
sale Of I,492, $50 5-20s. The uncertainty which
still envelopes the rebel movements in Penn
sylvania and Maryland has the effect Of lessen
ing the sales
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-26

IN BBLs. DRIED APPLES AND
~ 100 dozen BRUOhlS, Just received and for sale.
# ID FEuSIER & BURGERJ,
Gur6 80 and "a kiver-St.
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soldIosa' Bpunsy, Pay and Pensions.
We are authorized by Government to collect
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-26

Is now due to every soldier whe has been dis
charged By reason Of 'oouHds received IN seruice.
G. G. Bruce, Of Cleveland, Ohio, is the author
iEed agent for the collection of this bounty
Apply to him at once, in person OF by let
ter, and to no other. Office in Lymans' Block,
near the Court House. marchIs. .R2s.
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n. Z. MONEY OrAEKKT-June a5.

MOney-Firmer, with COOP business doing at 2
cent
class bills. -...1.-- p. ..
told Market firm Opening at Az, Advancing
to 45H, and closing firm at 444.
Government stocks Quiet. United States
Skies Of lSSl, coCpOrs lOg14Oln9S; ; 80 Treasury
Notes li6 new United States Skies of ISL coupons
l09h one year certificates 9S7a
state StOcks-AissOuri Sizes 67aS; Tennessee
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s. N. GooDALE & SoN-WooL BROKERS.
Offer their sertices in negotiating the pur-
chase and salH Of wool. Also, with RESPONSE
BILE parties in making cash advances on wool
consigned to the eastern market. No. 10
City Wharf, Boston, or lO7 Bank street,
Cleveland may3O:446
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SAILORS PoR THE RIVER FLEET.-About
twenty five sailors for the Mississippi feet
came up from Erie yesterday afternoon en
route for Cairo.
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PEEsIoN ANp BouNTY BUsINEss,

and will Iso prosecute all business against the Gov
ernmsnt in any Of its Departments His long expert
enoe in the business and long service in the army and
his thorough qusinfance with the ma of doing
the business and how and where to obtain evidence
IN all cases. gives him advantages over all her par
sons engaged in the business He charges ONLY the
legal tees-s5n0 10 Pension cases, with a charge Of
o. 50 for each adayit, where additional evidence is
reQuirrd.
- ~ Soldiers write to him. or call on him ct his Of
Zoe II you write give full history Of the case and en-
close ttsIp and you will get satsiac iOry answer by
returp mall J. n. ASPER,
Attorney At Law,
nurl6.ffs Warren. Trumbull Co o.
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EEeEy PIano VlErantedIor FLEe Iears,
0LD PIAN0 lID MEL0gE0As LIE b EYGRlEa

And Al the SEiyiAS 'fe1oaauss siTons any time win
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WOOL IN MICHIGAN.
An intelligent correspondet Of the Detroit Adyer-
tiser and Tribure furnishes the following items re-
garding the state Of the Wool Market in Michigan:
KALAMAZOO, June Path To-day there was an ac-
tive competition for WOOL and 6sc aud 65 &c was paid
Only small blanket lots have come into this market
ALBION, June 24th.-Here offerings are very light.
Probably not excee ding 100 pounds has been one ca
at all. Buyers prices range from sc TO 6Oc.
BATTLE CREEK, June 2ith.-At this place the bids
buyers range from 6Oc to Csc
MONROE, June 2ith.-Ths range Is SOC to 6Oc most
ly soc and 6Oc.
HILsDALE, June 23.-We forward prices of wool
yesterday AZ various points on the michRan Southern
kailroad. Farmers are holding haca enacfin,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-26

GAMBLERS ORDERED AWAY.-All the
gamblers in Cincinnati have been ordered to
leave within fifteen days.
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WLDsW0RTH's DRY Up" FOR CATARRH.-
We do not hesitate to say we think this med
icine is the most Ualaia6le remedy for Caiarrh
We have ever sold.
mch2s STRONG & ARMSTRONG.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-26

DEHTBTRY-Dr. B. F. Robinson, office
80 Wood street. All kinds of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
nor and at low price. dec3R27
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BYERS.

EOREST CITY FRENCH FIRST
CLASS DYE HOUSE-NO ln9 Seneca st, Top
pOsite City Hotel BY BMLAUFT & H1h FL
Highly recommended b. TIE last state Fair Of Dhio.
DyeInR and Cleaning IN al t.s branChfs P'ease cali
ana examine gods in the 81 70 md the dinerenca
with other dye shop, finish our g Qds by steam
machinery AID pres~es The on y Wataric g Innchins
IN the Western States 10 finish silks like new
G9- REFEKENCKs. Messrs. freacott q Cnaeei AlcoI
4 Horton. Bald in q 20 Tai iori tirisEoid 3 Co
Rettherg Hausmann, Morgan, boot q 20 ana
other Merchants apIl4 -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-26

Simpson Is, beyond ali question, superior
artist, and We advise those wishing to get fine
q ikeness to call upon him visit to his GAL
e 1Isry, No 25S Superior street, viii richly repay
both eitissn and stransar- P9TtF
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S PEGfAE DISPATCHES.
FROM YICKsBURs.
Rebel Forts Deserted--New Liue
Dafenses--General Nc
Clernand Relieved.
RIO the Cincinnati Commercial.
NEAR VIcKsBURG, June II. I
VIA GArRo Juna d

RIO the Cincinnati Commercial
NEAR VIcKsBURG, June II. I
VIA CAIRO, June "A. /
The reinfOrcements under Generals Her
ron, Parke, Washburn, Smith and others,
are taking positions, and will add greatly
to the vigOr of our operations. it is
thought when their additional artillery
opens, the city cannot long withstand such
a storm Of iron. One or two of the prin-
oipal forts appear deserted. Fears are en-
tertained Of their being ready to blow up
on our entrance.
The rebels have been busy for weeks on
an interior line of defense. Its strength
is only conjectured With the outside forts
in our possession, it must prove untenable.
Deserters repeat the old story of short
rations also, that the entire garrison is
vast hospital Skirmishing between sharp
shooters continues day and night.
Johnston is still at Canton gathering an
army. He has ventured on no general ad-
vance yet. Troops are said to have been
sent from Charleston, Mobile, and Savan-
nah. WO know part of Braggs army to
be here.
NEAR VICKsBURG, June 10, l
via CAIRO, June "a,
Major General John A. McClernand was
relieved from command of the 18th Army
Corps last evening, by General Grant, and
ordered to any point he might select in Il
linOis, whence he is to report to the War
Department by letter. Major General Ord,
who was severely wounded in the leg last
Ootc Der, at the battle Of Metamora, on the
Hatchie, and has just reported to General
Grant for duty, succeeds General McCler-
nand in command. He has the reputation
of being an able officer, and will doubtless
bring that wing Of the army into full
sympathy and hearty cooperation with
the balance. Many things are said to
have conspired to induce General McCler-
nand's removal Tardy obedience to or
ders in some instances, and positive DISC
bedience in others, are alleged as the cause
in army circles. A recent order of his,
published in the St. Louis Democrat, AFRO
eating to himself and command all the
credit Of the present campaign, thus be-
getting dissatisfaction and bitterness in
other divisions of the army, may have
hastened his removal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-26

Rally Round the Flag, Boys.
A war meeting will be held on the Public
Square, on Friday evening, 26sh inst, at ~
o'clock, and will be addressed by the follow
ing prominent citizens;
Hon. II. B. PAYNE
D. R. TrLDov,
F. T. BACEUs,
WM. COLLINS,
and others.
Turn Out-turn out-the Government calls
Jet its voice be heard.
By order of Military Committee,
W. B. CAsTJE, Chairman.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-26

FUNERAL OF GENERAL BOoMER.--An I'M
posing testimony Of the esteem in which the
late General Boomer was held by the military
was manifested yesterday, on the occasion of
The transfer of his remains to the train to be
dispatched to his native State, Massaehu-
setis. At half-past O'Clock, the body was
Transferred from the Planters House, where
il had lain in state since its arrival here
Sunday morning-to the Second Baptist
Church, corner Of Sixthand Locust.
The pail bearers were-Colonel Dubois,
Colenel Myers, Colonel Haines, Colonel Gray,
Colonel Marsh, Colonel Woods, G. G. Pride,
J. D. Taylor, J. McKissoch, and J. b. Lar
kin.
At the church funeral ceremony was gone
through with and q short discourse delivered,
Revs DR.. Post and Scho6eld oficiating.-
From the church, the hearse, bearing the re-
mains Of one Of Missouri's bravest and best
warriors, was escorted to the ferry by the
9lst Illinois Infantry, Lieutenant Colonel
Smith commanding, and companies and II
Of the 4tb regular Cavalry, the entire escort
commanded BY Colonel Day, of the 9lst Il
linois. Filling the carriages nearest the
hearse were General Schofeld and staff, Cen
eral Strong and staff, and a number Of other
distinguished military gentlemen, some of
whom had assisted as pali-bearers. The
eOrtegs moved with slow and measured tread
down Sixth street to Walnut, thence to the
Lsvee, led by Frank BOehm's splendid band,
laundering the awful notes of a grief.i inspir-
ing requium, which, as it sWelled to a perfect
dispason, embodied at once the prayers and
sorrow of q multitude of the mighty dead.
Along the streets traVeTssd by the eOrtege,
the sidewalks were lined in many parts with
citizens for the people loved the name of
General Boomer for the bravery and good
ness they had learned he was animated with
in his lifetime and as the boat pushed out
from the wharf transporting his honored
clay from the soil of his adoption forever,
many a sigh went up and tears were shed
from eyes "all unused to the melting
mood" He is gOne-his soul to heaven, and
his body to be entOmbed in the dust Of his
native State. Wars fell alarums shall wa
ken him no more and vainly as the chirrup
of birds in the twilight above his grave, may
the battle cannon thunder to disturb the deep
oblivion Of his slumber. Rest in Peace -
Springfield Hdss.) Republican.
General Boomer had command Of one Of
the brigades in the recent assault upon the
enemy's works at Vicksburg. He led what
might be called the forlorn hope, and while
performing his duty with great gallantry, he
was shot through the head and died in
stautly
General Boomer was brother of Mrs. A.
B. Stone, of this city.
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- Dr. Gibson, Professor OF Medicine and
Electropathyy cures Obstinate. cases Of BysPeP-
sai Rheumatism, ScrofulA, Neuralgia and all
nsrFous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Ihver and Urinary Or
Eans, and other Chronic diseases Reference
RiEea to many formidable cases cured in this
city after other physicians had failed. See adj
Vsrtissment in another column. Once no. IIs,
Seneca street
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Among the many certificates OF the excellence. and
merits Of these Pianos, would refer to the follow
ng.-
Ma. ". KNABE, Baltimore, Dear SRI have great
pleasure in certifying that have tried you square
Pianos, and hnd them equal II not superior, TO- any
distinguish them Is the eVenness Of tome the agree
able and easy touch, and volume Of tone. Miahing
you all the success you 20 highly deserve,
IN IL I'll
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A CRUEL AND DAsTARDLY OUTRAGE
Mr. Shean, milk pedlar keeps eight cows
in q lot adjacent to the road leading from
Seneca street to Camp Cleveland, near the
flights. On Wednesday night some person
or persons unknown used sharp instrument
upon six of the COWS, cutting them very se-
verely. None had died up to last night. It
was cruel and eowardly proceeding, actua-
ted either by revenge or by love Of brutal
and wanton sport. Mr.. Shean does not know
that he has an enemy in the world. We hspe
the perpetrators may be brought to justice.
CoMMEEcEMEET OF TUE WEsTERS RESERVE
COLLEGE.-S,a,day, July 5, So'elock-F. Al -
Bacoalauroate, by the President.
lSandoy, July 5, * O'Clock P. u.-sermon,
bsfOrs the Missionary Association, by Rev.
E. D. Morris of Columbus.
Tuesday, July Z, * O'Clock P. N.-Oration,
before the Beta Theta Pi, by Rev. R. A.
Sawyer Of Newark.
81 Wednesday, July 8, 10 o'clock A. M.-Mesting
of the Alumni.
"eUteoUuy3 O"ty . II otoc@ A. A.-OLa-
tiOn, before the Alumni, by Colonel J. C..
Lee, 55th regiment of Ohio Volunteer In
fantry.
Wednesday, ,Julys, 8 O'Clock M.-Oration,
before the Phi Beta Kappa, by Rev. S. VOL
colt of Cleveland.
Wednesday, July s, "a O'eEOeE P. N.-Prizs
Defamation.
Thursday, .aly Q, 9 O'Clock 4. w.-Annivsr-
saries Of Societies.
Thursday, July 9, 10 o'clock A. N.-COm-
meneement exercises.
Thursday, July 9, 2 O'Clock P. .N.-Address
before the Literary Societies, by Hon. W. S.
GrOesbeek of Cincinnati.
Thursday, July S-eYening.-COncsrt.
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.,ai 0mee-ILymAn's Block, near the Court House
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IF YOU are in want of thousand dol
lars, work for it fbut if you want a cool and
delicious glass of soda water, call at Halls,
II Public Square.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-26

Mas. HILLAECE has opened a Female
Intelligence Office at the foot of Superior
street, in the AtWater Buildings, where she
will procure situations for girls for twenty
five cents. iune26.446
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DR.. BETTELEY gives particular attention to
the treatment of all chronic diseases, but
especially those of the Lungs, HoB,eopathi-
cally. Office west side Of the Public Square,
next to the Bennett House. Residence 23S
Perry street. msrl7:444
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CLAIMS.
DENSI0NS AND BOUNTYI
widows Of OfioeFs and soldiers,

who have died. who have been killed in service,
their miner Children dependent Parents, Brothers
or Ssters, entitled to fn nsiOns and arrears Of
pay end 800 Paunty and wounded Soldiers enti-
tied 70 pension to the extent Of di' ability All who
have served TWOyearH or who have heen discharged
hy reason Of Wounds entitled to SlOO Bounty.
NJ The undersigned, late Lieut.. Col 7Jh Ohio NoluE-
tesrs, hes opened an Office in Warren, Trumbul Co.,
Ohio. urasecute the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-26

To restore and keep a healthy and hand
some condition of the gums and teeth, use
Hudson's Unrivalled Tooth Paste. Sold by
Druggists and Dentists generally.
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NE YALLANDIGHAI COlIMITTEE.

NEW YORK, June ..
Washington special to the Post says the
delegation Of Ohio Democrats appointed by the
late State Convention to procure the release Of
Valandi CHAM, arrived to-day. As yetthey have
had no interview with the President.
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HOTELS.

DIRCH UOUSE-I24 WATER-ST..
- cleveland, This House is now open 10
the reception Of 'lues and the Travelling Public gen
orally. It's convenient the Depots in the csDtrs
OF buslnei and aAsy " access every way.
strPn gets will and IL n quiet House at the vBry
oE EprioE-u DFE DOLLAR nor day
II. BIROH & OO.,
ApflehA ProprietOra.
MANIA TTAN HOTEL.-NOs, 8
lNl 5, ! and = Murray 81. second door from Broad
way, oppoEiteth- rsrh. " - ~ HuFRfua FlIns
P-olrtst0--
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Harry BINGHAM has opened his place at
ll2 Bank street, formerly "St. Nicholas"
Lunch served every day at half-past ten
o'clock, forenoon. He wishes his friends to
cell.