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CottOn-DuII and Ia2o lower. sac at !I6173c Tor
Midding UplsHds.
PiOuf--Evust Stale aud hippiag brands Of Ohio
in brisk demand for export at &c advance, while
other kinds Tdle quiet and generally favor buyers at
8, ,zad6 % for common TO middling extra Western
80 Nsr ~ for eXtra Ohio, market closing steady
Wheat-Rnles quite firm with moderate supply
and fair export demand, chiefly tor the Continent.
The sales nt sl.7Utoi, ,26 for Chicago Spring
81 I3le9l .36i 43 for Milwaukee Club Sl,46@,5l tor
winter Te WESTERN 81, ,5leul - for lair extra choice
Amber Michigan.
COrn-Openel dun, closed heavy and fully lc low
or. Salfs at l4tr75c for shipping miNe2 Western,
closing az ins de prices 76c for Western yellow,
Oafs-steady. Sa e a. 7iGn765sc-
SugRr-Firm with mOdeTae demand. Sales At
9Nnl2'sc for New Orleans; 10; for MuscayadO; va
l2c for MeXican.
MOInsseH-Quiet and steady Sales Of New Or
leans at i3c Cuba cayed at 3T1sc Muscavado at sc
POrk-Market more active and frmer. Sales at
81 ,j00ll,7 ,75 for old mess: $40 Tor . do
sl00dl ,2j for old and prime and az, ,5O0 90
for new prime mess.
Beei-Steady. Sales at SIHd5Gl for country
prime s. 7jtS 60 for mess so, I8l27j for repacked
mess tlar5O0IiO0 for extfa mess.
Prime Mess Reef Dull and unchanged.
LnrG-Less active and lover. Sales al ga nl0l c.
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BRAIEARD's HALL.-Hamblin' combina-
tion company were received with marked IA
vOr and applause last evening The troupe
is first class. Miss Ada Tesman is a very
charming vocalist and made great hit in
the beautiful ballad of Cruel War" and
other popular songs. MdemOiselIe Frank
La FclIe and La Petite Ella were
also highly successful. The comic
dancing of Harry Leslie created shouts OF
laughter and may be considered an immense
hit. The comic pieces of " Handy Andy
- The French Dancing Master" " Mischief
Making and The Plantation - were all
very amusing and reflect great credit on the
managers who, we predict, will meet with
good success
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cov. CURTTg ASKS FOR TROOPS.

IRENToN, New Jersey, July 2.
Governor Parker has received a dispatch from
Governor Curtin, asking for more troops, and
ALBANE, July 2.
A telegram has just been received from Gov
or,or OtiTtin, addressed to Governor Seymour,
siafing that Che battle near Gettysburg was not
5jsi7e, and asking him to send on all the troops
o ne. ~aise without delay, that the need Of them
i nrpqgfuU
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BALTIMORE, July 2.
The American this afternoon publishes the
fo1fotrfnr.
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SIXTH DISTRICT.
Orange street, south side Cherry, Liberty
and Pittsburgh, from Perry to Irving street.
and Perry street from Orange to city line.
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M A R IN E.

paRR- G1-EvEIANn. July =
ENTERED.
Stmr Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit
Stmr Illinois, Robertson, OntOuagOn.
Prop Bnda %, Douglas, Buffalo.
2 up pUWegJ, Bryant BuilllO,
Prop Idaho. COukey, Buffalo
Schr b a1leys Trinter, Marquette.
schr Dolphin, Golden, OswegO.
Schr Sweepstakes, Bnfngto7, Buffalo.
Schr }. W Nichols, Miller, Marquette
ScOw Orleans, Lyons, kccy's Island.
SeOw nsuel'O, Pelew, Calh0un's Greek.
CLEARED.
"tmr May Queen, Mckay, Detroit.
Stmr Illinois, Robertson, OntOn gOn.
Stmr Susan Ward, Strachan, Saginaw.
Prop OweSO, Bryant, Sindusky.
Prop Buffalo DOugias. Chicago.
Prop Idaho, COnkey, Chicago.
Schr Sylvia Morton, Yannett4, Toledo
sChr ta-aTaqui, Whithy, Toronto.
ScOw ThOi. Swain, Childs, COnneaut.
Scow UOnsuellO, Pelew, CalhOun's Greek
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ARREsFFD.-One ofthe men who was en-
gagged in ihe stabbing affray on River street,
named William Russell, was arrested at De-
troit yesterday on board the steamer Susan
Ward, on which he escaped from the city,
and will be brought back this morning.
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NEw ApvRRTIeKnIRERp.

John EilsIsr-Aca3emy Of Music.
A. n. Perry-& Co Reduction IN Flour.
Pelton a Breed-For Chicago and MilEauk,e.
Geo. spragne -Fire crae eTs.
Jewett Goodman Cabinet Maker Wanted.
Attention, First Ward-LocaI Notice.
c. G. Brues- Ol,ims and Pa-ents-L,cal Notice.
Attention fih Ward MiIitia-LocaI Notice
Q. g. Bruoe-CI.ius a-d PateufE-BusiBes Notice.
BInkTupt Sale Of Bots and .shoes-Locsl Notice.
Mr.. Perlsy-OpticiIn-Local Notice.
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Orange street, south Uida orotop, boil
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N.NAInYE;x- I; Il AZ RKRr-IaI-o 8 q

Money-Litile easier at 617 y cent for call loans
sterling ExehanEe-MsTket dull SAILS at
i5S s6El5g for first class bills.
(sOld-Llttle frmer. Opening at 43l{, advancing
to 454 closing unsettled at 44isga44sa.
GOveFnmenI stocks Quiet. United States
Skies Of ISS, cOupOns, lO5f1lu; United states One
Year Certificates, s7A new United ates Skies
registered, l03 do coupons, lCj.
state stocks M issOuIi Sizes 6S; Tennessee
Siyps
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Pest Omee Noties.
PosT OFFICE,
CLEVELAND. June 26. 1864

PosT OFFICE,
CLEVELAND, June 26, 1868,
Under the new Postofiiee law which goes
into operation July Ist, 1863, Postmasters
are Peremptorily forbidden to give credit for
postage, drawer or box rent. They are also
required to make oath in their quarterly
statements that they have not given such
credit.
Box and drawer holders are therefore here
by notified that the rent must be paid quar-
terly in advance in aH eascs. An boxes OF
drawers not paid for by the 10th day Of July
will naaaHaE-sils--k 49, A.. L-sy-8s
E. EnwLEs. 2. M.
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TT-,,,.I,tt.,, fIrro7, tba iT-rnr6 h

To messrs- VIZ. kE4ss 3 Co., BaltimOTs;-l can
not but congratulate y9q ssn the immense lI9srs.l
your Pianos, which in Iay opui1ss, rank amOng the
v5ry best IN the country 2. ETRAkOSUH-
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Ny. STOCK DIARKRT-JuIy .
OswEGO mARKET-JnIy >

FIour-Unchanged.
WheRt-Dnll. Sales Of No 2AIiwaukee club at
Sl.l9; winter red Illinois at 81 2l4
GOrn-Quiet.
FrfIghIs STEADY. aSc for flour, Ice for wheat,
sac for corn.
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New APPOIETMENT.-CaPtain Hayward
Of the lst Ohio Infantry, has been aPpoint' d
by Governor Tod, military instructor at
Camp Cleveland, rsiss .4ith Post Command
ant, Colonel Sentsr. The appointment is an
excellent one, Captain Hayward being ad-
mirabIy fitted for the position.
General Darlington, We learn, has been
transferred to another field Of effort.
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OHee-Lyman's Block, near the Court House
OIeVeland, and No. lI3 Ninth Street, Washing
ton, D. C.. jRnSl:H
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THE CIRcUs.--To. day Gardner s. Hem
ming's Circus makes its grand entrance into
town, and will give entertainments in the
afternoons and evenings during The Sd and
4lh inst. The above circus is spoken of in
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REPORTED DEAD-It was reported last
evening that one of the mon stabbed in the
ARRAY on River street has died from the
effects of his wounds, We know not how
true the report is.
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GONE EAsT.-Clark Warren, Che popular
officer at the depot, left for the Bast y6steF-
day morning. to rusieatO- among tbs-nSun-
tains Of Vermont
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-. 80 sHoT AT.

o. It at through the win
= oEernor zee va she Te at his residence in
Springfield, at late hour las GATOR
not injured No clue to the perpe.
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ATTENTION sixth WARD MILITIA-The
sixth Ward Militia Notice
DISTRICT.
All persons liable to military duty undor
the law recently passed by the Legislature
are hereby notified thnt the Sixth Ward has
been districted as follows:
FIRST DISTRICT.
Euclid street, south side, Prospect and Sib-
ley streets, both sides, from Perry to Wilson
avenue, Perry street, Charles, Greenwood, J,
Hudson, Case and Wilson avenues and Park
street, between Euclid and Cedar streets.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Cedar street, both sides, Perry, Greenwood,
Newton, Hudson, Blair, Grant and Park
streets, Fox and Rhodes alleys, Case and
Wilson avenues, between Cedar and
Garden streets.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Gerden and Marion streets, both sidssi
Perry street and Wilson avenue with inter-
mediate streets, from Garden TO Seovil.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
seovil avenue, both sides, Perry street and
Wilson avenue, and intermediate Streets
from ScOvil to Kinsman.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Kinsman street, both sides Orange,
north side Perry and Wilson avenue and all
intermediate streets.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Orange street, south side Cherry, Liberty
and Pittsburgh, from Perry to Irving street,
and Perry street from Orange to city line.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Irving, Jackson, and Belmont, from center
Of Orange TO city line, with intermediate
streets.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Orange street, south side; crOtOp, both
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BUsIHKss E0TIGEs

FLAGS, BANNERS AND COLORs
Manufactured from silk or Bunting in best
vie on short notice. G. ". CR0wELL a Co.,
msvl4,45l 2II Superior st.
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Simpson Is, beyond all question: superior
artist, and we advise those wishing to get fine
LIKENESS to call upon him. visit TO his gal
lery, No. 25s Superior street, will richly repay
bnth citiEan and strsbeer. RsTtf
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A HEAVY LOAD.-The new coal burner
q Kansas, ohm Bull, Engineer, on the C..
C. & C. R. R. brought in on Tuesday last
sixty FIVE loaded cars, on time. t--s-.-1 ID
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PERSONAL Hon. John Sherman and
wife were at the Angler last night; also T.
W. Kennard, Esq, and C. E E. Blakssley,
Esp, Of the Atlantic and Great Western
Railroad. ------ .---.- ---.
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ROBRERT OF LETTERS At rHE PnsR
OFFIcE--James GOG, a boy abOut Is years of
age, was detected on Wednesday in stealing
a package Of letters from the Post Office, be
having gained an entrance at the rear. He
was brought before the Grand Jury of the
United States District Court yesterday, in
dicted and held for trial.
The inuendoes and insinuations of the
Herald that the theft was the result of crim-
inal neglect on the part of the Post Once Of
ficials, is best answered by the fact that the
Grand Jury, after thorough investigation,
decided that there was no cause for action on
their part.
The Herald says Htho irst Marshal Bill
knew of The rObberies was on Monday, y
thereby intimating that he discovered it by
accident and that the Post Master had taken
no action in the matter On the contrary, the
Post Master had suspected the boy and taken
prompt action in tho case. Gof was in the
habit of going to the Office under pretense of
getting newspaper bags for the Plain Dealer.
lit being common for the Newspaper Offices to
procure bags in which to send their mails. }
Soing in at the rear door under this pre-
Tense at time when most Of the clerks
were gone to dinner, and taking advantage
OF the temporary confusion caused by alter
atons which were being made BY carpenters,
he succeeded in stealing the letters. After
the packages were missed, Post Master
OOwles suspected this boy and ondeavored to
trap him. Failing to do so, he notified
Marshal Bill, and requested the services of
detective. O1icer Simmons was set on
watch, and caught the thief in she act.
The Post Master invited the Grand jury
to 20 through the office, examine the prenri-
ses and judge for themselves. The reguIi
was as stated above.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-03

IT took but very short time for the
citizens Of Cleveland and vicinity to find
out that the only reliable place to buy their
spectaeles and other optical goods in the city
is at Joseph S. Perley's, 1873 Superior street
He keeps a better article and sells then
cheaper than any other optieian in Northern
Ohio. He does not misrepresent his glasses,
and, consequently, his patrons will not get
disappointed. Mr.. Perley's motto is to sell
the bcst article for as low price as possible.
iuivI.41
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II you wish to avoid the rush 60 in the
morning to secure your bargains at the Great
Bankrupt Sale of Boots & Shoes, at los Su-
periOr street, where they are selling ladies
Misses, Gents, Boys, Youths aad ChiIds
wear, at about half the usual prices.
iulv3.446
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LADIES, if you want nice, cool dress 60
to Kendall's, or any other dry goods store.
But if you want delicious glass Of Cream
Soda Water call at Halls, II Public Square.
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Boar RIDE.-Yesterday afternoon the
teachers who have been attending the Con-
vention OF the Ohio Teachers Association,
which has jast closed its session, took short
excursion on the lake, on board the steamer
Morning Star. They enjoyed the ride
very Inuch
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-03

Vox PoPULI.-ATl who use Hudson's 8
Unrivalled Tooth PasteprOnOunce it " good. I"
Sold by all Druggists aud Dentists generally.
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SHARP.-An officer from Grants army
relates the following brief but pertinent diR-
logus as having recently taken place at
Vicksburg between Union and seeesh Pickets /:
secesh-" Why don't you come and take
Vicks. %
Union" General Grant forbids u cbarg-
ing on prisoners"
Rebel picket " dried.''
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soMETHING New. A fine assortment Of
Spanish Linen. Travelling and railroad
skirts just manufactured by L. A. Keppner,
No and Lyman's Block, Public Square.
julyI:446
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IEvAsIoN OF PENEsYLvAEIA.-Th is
great excitement in Pennsylvania about
these days with regard 20 the rebel invasion,
but the excitement there is hardly equal to
that which exists among the people in this
section with regard to the fabulousIy low
prices at which Robson, the "CIOthing
King" is selling off all articles Of male raj
ment. His store is thrOnged constantly
Remember the sign of the Live Yankee, -
on Superior street. june3:lt
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DEHFIsTRY-Dr. B. ?. Robinson, Office
90 Wood street. All kinds of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
nsr and at a low price. dec2R27
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We are authorized by Government to collect
TT 800 Bounty,
due discharged soldiers, also the widow, children
riRhtful heirs Of all deceased sOldiersi also
Pensions,
which every discharged soldier who was dis-
ab ed b the service, is entitled. Also, Pensions
! soldiers widows, children, mothers, or orPh-
an sisters as they are severally entitled under
the law Also,
due discharged soldiers or resigned oheers'
promptly collected, or cashed. Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted 8 months men, money
due tesmsters, and every other class Of clam
growing out OF this or any other war.
We also pay special attention 10
PATENTS.
~ Avoid Claim and Patent Agents whS
are not I.issnsed.
We publish "The Soldiers Friend" paper
Of much interest to soldiers and their heirs
send MS your nsme and stamp, and We will send
copy tree; or twelve copies, one saeh month,
or $ cents.
Apply 70 us in person or by letter, with stamp,
and ysur business shall have prompt attention.
Fees low, snd no charge until after we have &C.
comp ished what We undertake.
Omes-Lyman's Block. near the Court House,
Cleveland, and No. 443 Ninth Street, Washing.
ton, D. G. lanSl;t
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- Dr. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
ElectroPathy, cures obstinate cases Of DysPeP-
siA, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brsini
Throat, Heart Lungs, Llyer and Urinary Or
gans, and other Chronic Diseases Reference
GiVen 70 msny formidable cases cured in Chs
city aiteT other physicians had failed. Fee sds
Veftisement in smother column. Once No. q =
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..HH... rHHH.H boHI0Ns july
The piize steamer Victoria with 1000 baes o.
cotton, arrived to-day. She was captured by the
gunboat Santigrade of Cuba. She was bound
from Wilmington to Nassau.
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AMERICAN BILLIARD ROoM-NO. 222
SUPERIOR SrREET.-Those that want to in
dulgs in the noble game Of billiards will find
Macs room the coolest and pleasautest in
the city these days.
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Every PIano Elrranted IOr EITe Years,
OLD PIlaO VIO MELODEURs TaKEN n EYcHaEE
ALSO-ON HAND.
kslodeoas, Small InItTtrasnts, Striagi,

ALSO-ON HAND.
kslodeOas, Small LnEtTtrasrt', Stringi Ss
Among the many certificates Of the ezoeItenee. snd
merits Of these Pianos, we would refer 70 the foov
hR. W. KEAEE, Baltimore, Dear ir:-I have great
Elsasurc 10 certifying that have tried you SQUARE
Pianos, md md them eqnal if not superior, to any
distinguish 4heIn, is the Of Tone the Agree
A6le H 9Pd easy t9ueh and volume Of tone Ehias
lam, Sir yours very truly
Truuslatiss--(Er From the FrcnehJ
AeF haying Pa, bsR9s ssSs,moS1 n @Srs Als9e i
qualities, which have acquired for len the eminent
reputation which they enjoy. Ihe Pianos Of their
iy EsmArknbe for their qualities Of TONS. The BGs
Il n0Esrtul sithout harshnssg, and the uppeE EofF
sEeet elsar4nd harmcuiOusly mellow, lehrygtlianD
and a. ,ot hesitate to press in regard t0 tse in
strumsnts sg entire subtraction and - declare tha
iursd IN Europs0 0r thiseountIy BY the most eelehIa
led uiakeFs- lsignedl Il. N. gQTfsOHALk
To Messrs- WH; klEe-sFs 3 o., BalrimoTs;- eAn-
not but congratulate yqq 4fSn the imme5e Bfosresl
and improvements which GQH continually make on
vJry best in the country H.eTRAKOSoH-
Mr.. GEO A. BARLOW These noDss Igatruments
possass immense resources o. power and eEpLsifn.
rich and sympathetic; while the hign notes are fti-
Kant, clear and pure as silver bells.
The scale is even without single hAWs the setion
the fnest Of which the PianOfOrte Il susceptible
n a.
est Artists, and capable Of rendering the enas
| compoaitions known IN this realm o. Art
/ ELIZA SHEPH EffD,
| Cleveland, q.
Mr.. O. A BARLOW, Bear 5irs-ft gives NE ple1aiure
70 state that consider the knahe Piano equal tolY
eud -uparOr to most male IN thid cQin
! trg, especially in richness and volume OF tone.
Havaz alssd one Of thu sane for ten 1r more h.nF8
Of each day. Tor tpo years, fee confident in recon-
mending them 20 all Who unacqualnted with their
| great qualities" / am. re4pectiull y, Your
O. O.P. LEBNEDt
i Teacher OF Music Cleveland Fsulsl q .ssIlihhr
| g. A BARLOW, Dear Sar3-lf gives ne much pissf
ere 20 be able TO say that consider knate'n Eiail
ne fnest both in volume and sweetness which Fs'S
! fVer played upon, either Fn America or EurOpe.
1 Thep3 dals operate with better eject than IN any
atherin trumsnts and in fact, knake's motto nanY
/ trsiV be- sssxcelsior.' MrB. o. 3. DOUGLAS
| Teacher Of Music, OleFrlard-
Pref H. }. EoTHEAaLs, Teacher Of Musio iu the
Ohio State Blind ASP lmn, urties.- After exam ing
| 3 large number Of Mm. knale Cos Piano Aofie9s
i unheaitatiHsfy pronounce them superior 20 any
have seen Tbe3E LGne Is grand and nOble' they Dave
great cauacty fsr sslilining the aoundi and leelr
volume 0f tone or nOEsg have never heard eLoAilel
They combine with 6Ias g6ch, DEPTH Bpostntal 0k
tone, purity and dursbfittg.~
/ tfTLat the Knabe Piano Is snper4eH r. All Othefl
maiein this country for brIiiiancTt gWeetueas Aul
volume Of tous. needs only 70 be heard . convin
\ the tact. ~ fStateJgurnal, Columbus, Ohio
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WADswoRTH's " Dry Up" FoR CATARRH.-
We do not hesitate to say We think this med
icine is the most pHlHdbIe remedy for Cdtdrrh
Wo have ever sold.
moh8s STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG.
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SFRRIING's AMRRosIA PoR THE HAIR.-This
article is becoming very popular. Judging hy
its ex tsnsive sale. We have just received
another large invoice. -.-
moh2S STRONG & ARMSTRONG.
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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. G. -..~.E#. H.rr- june3:B28
ATTENTION, FIRST WARD The citizens
Of the First Ward are requested to meet at
the Engine House, on Champlain street, on
Friday evening the 81 inst -ht g o'clock =
N, to consult upon the most effective means
for the organic atom of the militia under the
State law, on Saturday, July 4ih. jy3:l46
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Dl-Oiti1eag wishing oOnVsYanos 70 either o. tia
above Trsins or Boats viii be called for By OoeehsI
of5tsvens Omnibus Line, by leaving their sddrem
g the Omnibus Once, l47 Superior-St, next door e
the Weddsll HOUSE. -. -..I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-03

EvERY pair of Spectacles bought Of L.
II. Solomon, the practical and Scientific OPP
tician, is made Of the very best quality of
Crystal Glasses, ground under his own in
spection. iuly2:+6
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:JEFF. DAVIS Ar GREENCAsrLE.

IWTIAUILTIIIl ITTT 2.
A dispatch to the Enquirer says jeff Davis is
at Greeneashe,
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. q. LIG HT E 4 CO.,
T. (Late Lighte 4 Brsibuusl

42I BrOOme-st-, east OF Breaswag,N.Y Y.
mr. GHTEi me CrIgfnal founder Of this we'll
known Establishmemt senior partner aud only prfc-
tri fiatto Nv tie Maker of the late firm Of Il D. hts
Bradbury, having retained his TVo-Th birds iIiie-
in tho whole bus1n 81 ck. materials. &c and
Sole Proprie sorsuip in his Valuable Pa'enis nclu-
sive q hls celehraed Patgnt Insulated Iron Fame,
Is the only one who can maNe the Superior Prtlno
tOTtes which his house has been popular. An IN
ringemrnis his right ill be pro, eeted according
to law HB All Piano FOrtes frun this uliufac1 ofy
warranted perfect in respect Tor i've years.
r. q. LIGhTE & CO.,
Hnr "a. = ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-03

THAT the Knabe Piano Is snper4er r. al Other1
msdein this country, for brIiiianoy, gWeetne. au1
volume Of toue needs only 10 be heard 70 cunvin-
the tact ~ StateJ Journal, Columbus, Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-03

PERLEY's Optical Institute, under the
johnson House, is the only place where the
Superior Spheroidal SPeetaoles can be OBJ
tanned. july2:546
DE-. BEFTELEY gives particular attention to
the treatment Of all chronic diseases, but
especially those of the Lungs, Homeopathic
edlly. Office west side Of the Public Square,
next to the Bennett House. Residence 2SS
Perry street. marl7:444