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I! ! nslers.S q D. Ny SATISFACTION THAI A
&C., - Isx-payers Of Chic County hs,s
- 49,. kfS tne Advertisement In relatiou Ia TIE
=: and tsrns regarding the two and - ne
AZ. -a n1 Law, deem j. but Just to IsersD The
NOTICE shesety giysn, TIM. tvo sna A..
g. =. Va ~ oe allowed on the Stats and COTrfv
n . ~ tes,s Who Al thsr ,a1es either At III
Tovnshn.S nc esresof'rs n tue different
.Oysgssiioesf'lssA sisss .avJosEfH sIYBeIDl. 's'
: .ZLpIT Sheriff o. G,
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Administering, Notice.

A IL PERSONS r wing clairs against the estate Of
joseph @. Harbour, deceased, will please present
them to Henry c, Harbour at the store No liS Main
street And all persons indebted to the eae are here
BY required to make immediate payment.
C. HARBOUR,
Administrative OF the estate Of J. G Harbo IT, Decd
novls. q F.. :
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Sixty.6ve counties give MCCLELLAN -
1853, sHds LINCOLN " ;654. There are one
hundred and ten counties in the State
The probability is that Mr.. McCLELDAS
will have A, 900 majority in the State, OF
twice - much majority as LINCOLN get'
sotes. Well done, Kentucky.
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For Sale

j0O FEET BR ONT, BY 1872 in depth, lower and o,
WV Market street, known as the Updegrsff prop.
srty. Enquire Of IVY
.novl9-lm JAMRs p RAKPp
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TRUST SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

N pursusne. Of = Deed of Trust made to me by
1 Jeherson L. sngston, now deceased, aud which
Deed OF Trust Il duly recorded in the proper Office
Of onio county tor recording Deeds, shall, on
Monday the 1h day Of November, 1864 at the
SGurt House ,or said county, sell for cash, the
City OF Wheeling, to wit: L. ts number, nine tan
eleven and twelve, In j. c. Ritehies ad ii ION 70
wheeling and alan the four adjoining Lots which
are On the e'st side Of said lots Nos g. 10 IL and
md which -four adjoining lots are situate In tho
40 Iition to Wheeling, called Bpsus Vista, and are
a. inoered seven eight mine and ten, in sqnass n
s., and which PrvIsrty is situated on Fifth 40 Q
ana Union street, cast of Fifth street and ~ Get
sn'on street. and are now in the occupant nth Of
iamhy OF william Robinsos lately dec the
JACOB ssed
ca ss.s postponed to Thursday the 2sp Trustee.
Oct, Z, 1864 So, -
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WE VIRaINIA:-At rllss hs,d In the Clerks
w omcs ofths Circuit Court Of Marion county for
thsmecth Of July, 1ssE IL -
Robert Moran, )t-2tR ~
W. In Ohancerv
Thomaa ]. Halsta.
The object Of ths suis u 10 sbsain decree to sel
eSt.n tof q l.nA ytns in the county ofNszion, On
me vEs2 o. While Day, sold By complainant 70
Henn lAoe1 nov dad, TO satssy sjudgmentin favor
Of pplanant sgsin tAs said ksxin Ialott dscsas-
%. or Uia puroh ass money for add lands and ap-
RSeUs noae Aied in the papers Of this cause
Hss ne asendants, Edward Htton, wesley Travis
hnldan Trsvis, ndltoa Aalott and Mary Halott s.e
NOS rnoeun 81 this Stats Il ordsred that they an
Rsaf Asss vitain oas noath fon dns puhlicstier
tg~t in thts s1it. 80 --.sr u
COPY Tests. M
wLsaa snath, counsel fcs eon>' .oLf, Clerk.
oea[r6 r--- .s. r-.g <Aanans.
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fartndSs has Just esurnsa from the Eastern CITIES,
ana has made hamssf familiar With every new feature
persainlng TO the badnsas, ana any parties waiting
eiss him Q call. y = nova :.
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DESIRABLE CITY PROPERTY
f 0 n . Al II

TIE undersigned offers 70. sale ID. 70. d,,cs nm
MARKET street, tnsary oppOhts the I'd Presbyterian
100 sos Two ( yaesStiot. on IN. same stree.-number
Lot NJ iiS We SiSs 'ne MO- Ward Market House, and
ITO IL va sS.e street, near the Hemphsld Depot.
Ao,-.-L~ JAMES r. BAKER
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information Wanted,

1N1OrWHCIUu w dHLtU,
nFwM. l. wADDLE who was aboUsS feet 4 in.
" chest height hght-srsyish haI and round.
:houldsred, Who LETT d. boarding Aouss in Centre
o'clock N. Had on when hs lieht calico shirt
striped short, white, csttoA drawers tied below til,
knees long grey WOODEN ,ckings he is supposed e
eavs eom% a., sus.a' bf drowning. Any informs
hop as % h wnsE~ Oouts the recovery Of his body
will be thankful. received By
WIN. H HARRISON,
MAstS Maehnist B. o. T. R. Machine shops
Or W. J. HOUSTON,
Corner Of Monroe Market streets.
noyG2.si
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Notica.

Notice.
HAVE leased the Coal bank heretofore owned By
1 Josiah Updesraf, and am fully pr, parsd to fur
nsh Coal on the shortest notice to the former patrons
o. the bank, and the public generally The bank Is
nov22-3t VIM GODFRET
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DARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS
LII Splendid Steel Engrayings Of Abraham Lin
coin General Grant and George b. McClellan-sold
only by agents. Address B. 5. GREEN, Room 4,
American Building, over Leader Office, Cleveland
Eulv
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BOARD OF EDUCATIoN.-The Board of
Education held a special meeting on Mon
day evening, for the purpose of electing
teachers for the next year. Action was
taken separately on each school, and, in
some cases, on each individual candidate.
The Board adjourned after partially COM
pleting the list, which, as far as it is ar
ranged, is as follows
Central High schoQETheodOre ster-
ling, Sidney A. Norton, Karl Ruger, Cath
arine Gillette, Mary E. Ingersoll.
West High School-Alanson G. Hop
kinson, Mary Y. Pease
West St. Clair-Charles H. Adams,
AIDA Bentley, Mary E. Carr, Emily Stone,
Anna Rearden, Fanny E. Dare.
Rockwell Street-Edward P. Hunt, c.
Rounds, Ursula A Sanborn, Kate White,
NJ. NJ. Stone, @. S. Dare.
Brownell Street-Samuel Findley, Sarah
Wood, Mary C. C. Lane, Eunice Taylor,
]. A. Sexton, MT Doan, Mary Lawrence,
Mary E. Andrews.
Eagle Street-Luther NJ. Oviatt, Har-
riet S. Parsons, Hannah Gillett, Mary
| Stewart.
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LovERIDGE's WAHoo BrTTERs.-Among the
most healthful of tonies, the most invigora-
ang of stimulants, and the most efieaeious of
anti-dyspeptics, are the Wahoo Bitters,
manufactured by E. Dexter Loveridge, Of
Buffalo. They are entirely vegetable, be-
ing composed of some twenty different roots
and barks; among which the chief is the
Wahoo bark, widely known as an excellent
tonic and Alternative. The spirits used to
preserve the bitters are pure rye whisky,
prepared carefully under the personal in
spection of Mr.. Loveridge. The Bitters
themselves are of the greatest use as tonic
and anti-dyspeptic, and, though but lately
introduced, have already attained the wi
dest and most hattering popularity. They
are of the greatest benefit to the invalid,
the dyspeptie, and those afflicted with liver
and stomach complaints. Try them. They
arc for sale by all druggists and apothe-
carries.
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ITALIAN 0PERA.-The production Of the
Barber of Seville" at the Academy of
Music last night, drew together a larger
and more fashionable audience than could
have been expected, in view of the warmth
of the weather, and the unfavorableness of
the season. Many were attracted by the
desire of embracing this last opportunity
of hearing the unrivalIed Brignoli, who,
after the present season., goes to Europe,
perhaps never to return. These were not
disappointed, for the great tenor sang with
a melody as rich and golden, and with an
excellence as artistic, as ever. As Almavi
va he succeeded most admirably, and was
frequently encored with enthusiasm. The
charming eontralto, Miss Addis. Phillips,
sang with power and sweetness of voice,
and brilliancy of execution for which we
were entirely unprepared. Her acting was
natural and excellent, and the introduction
of the English songs in the singing lesson
was very neatly done. Mancusi, as Figaro,
displayed excellent qualities of-voiee, and
great power as a comic actor; and susini,
as Doctor Bartolo exhibited the magnificent
powers of his splendid basso voice to per-
feetion. The minor characters were sus-
tanned very well, and the whole opera
proved most acceptable to the large and
cultivated audience.
This evening Donizetti's great opera
don Pasquale" " will be presented. signor
susini appears in his great role of Don
Pasquale, the credulous, obstinaseold bach
elor. signor Brignoli assumes the charac-
ter of Ernesto, and Miss PhilliPs that of
Norma, while signor Maneusi will have
another opportunity to display his rare
buffo powers, in the part of Doctor Mala-
tesla. This evening will afford positively
the lhst-opportunity to hear the greatest of
tenors, Brignoli, as he sails for the conti-
nent Immediately at the close of the pres
ent season.
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NORTHERN ONO WOUNDED At KINEsAw.-
The following is partial list of killed and
wounded, of Northern Ohio regiments, in
the battle of Kinesaw, on the 9th ofJune
Abner Lenty, l. 64th Ohio, right arm, flesh.
David Crow, I0lst o. foot, flesh.
Corp G D Webb, A, l0lst o, leg, flesh.
] b Tuttle, D, 125th o, head, flesh.
Dwight Young, A, I25th o, pOsterior theorie.
W Scott, F, I25th o, left arm. flesh.
Joshua Groom, A, 125th o, left arm, flesh.
LIST Lieut. A Evans, D, l25th o, right bullock,
q W Lamb, @, 125th o, left foot, flesh.
Jas q Swan. q, 65th o, right leg, flesh.
Lewis Walker, E, 125th o, head, penetrating.
Jacob Glenso. q, I25th o, left foot, toes.
John Wier, H, 125th o, left great toe.
Lt-Col d N Whitbeck, 65th o, left lung.
J A Curtiss, D, 10lst o, thigh, aesh.
VIM Wertrell, B, 64th o, neck and shoulder.
John Hamer, G, 125th o, head, left ere.
A R Slamke, Z, 10Ist o, left thigh.
Chas Randall, D, 125th o, right hand.
Corp Bloom, q, 64th o, left arm, flesh.
Nicholas Bronzier, 1, l0lst 0, thigh.
Jonathan Palmer, o. Gath o, both thighs.
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HoRsE-THIEF CAPTURED.-on the eve
ming of July 4th pair of horses belong
ing to Charles Smith, gentleman living
on the West Side, were stolen from in
front of the Atwater Buildings. Detect
i've officer Gallagher took up the case, and
after several enquiries traced the horses to
Toledo, where he arrived on Saturday last.
On arriving there he learned that man
had been arrested at White Pigeon, Ind
having in his possession a span of horses,
evidently stolen, the description of which
corresponded with that given by the Cleve-
land owner. Officer Gallagher went inn
--~-ai--s~l M Ia.-5---5 s---O-t,,a .I4o
thief and returned to this city, on Monday,
with the stolen property and the robber,
whose name is Franklin Chandler
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E. B. HALE, Banker,

Revenue Stamps for Sale
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MIssNG IN THE SECOND OHIO CAVALRY
The following is a complete list of the mis-
sing in the Second Ohio Cavalry in the late
raid on the Danville road under General
Wilson:
COMPANY A.-sergl:: P. W. tsnford, Corp
a. L. williams, Peter Barringer. Sylvester a.
Beatty, Thos. II. Buck, James Cross, John
Fitch, Davis LuckwOd, George Mason, Virgil
R,binson, Henry Il. Smith, Charles b. Williams
COMPANY B.-A. R. Fuller, Henry A Fraverd'
Joseph Shannon.
COMPANY C.-Sergt. Henry Hart Corp. 7
Jones, Corp. David Christie, Sylvester Barber
CoNPANY D.-Capt. H. C. Pike wounded,
1t. NJ. C. Cowdery, sergt. David Dancer, Corp
John White, Corp. Melville Porter. Corp Edward
E. Rinear, C. Adams, Porter q. Barnes, Leonard
A Cole, Amos Granger, Conrad Shesler, James
EAdney, W Epperson, Joseph Finkbiner, a
Gillett, F E Hine, Joseph serkart, wounded, VI
Lowe, james T.. Mattison,r } 0'Brion Proctor
S Palmer, C Pelton, Frank ROnabanm, Charles
Tanner, Jas Young, Mcdonnell, J SeatOD.
COMPANY E.-Z E Bissel, wounded, n D
Thor.
CoMPAHY F.-Mark Noble, wounded, Henry
Aker, C Shampfelt ScOville, G Howard.
COMPANY H.-Capt. F. s. Case. Sergeant E,
NJ. June, H. H. Green, W. B@Straushan. Mel
vile Giynn, wounded, Chas q. Webster, wounded.
COMPANY I.-Sergt james Costello.
COMPANY K.-COrpl C c. Haley, A. Smith,
D. E. Bremen, ]. F. Morrow, James Rose
COMPANY L.-Serg't Ira A. Scott, Jonathan
Bishear, Andrew J. Clark, Isaac n. COlvin, Al
exAnder Davis, John Shsfer. Sampson Stsltz
COMPANY M.-Cap'. W. Il. Ulrey, wounded,
Serg't W. D. McCary, Corp. ]. Collin.
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NEW YORK MARKET.


NEW YORK, July u.
COttOn-A shade frmer-l-6s@ 10 for Mid
ding Uplands.
FIOur-State and Western heavy; 25@5Oc lou
er. For parcels on the spot s11 759l2 for common
10 good shipping brands. Extra round hoop 81, ,O5
9lS, market closing heavy. No buyers at outside
quotations. Included in sales are 1000 bbls Extra
Round Hoop deliverable from Sept. 10th to Oct. 10
at Sl4. 1900 bbls extra State SII 25.
Nhislky-Heavy and dropping at 81 7s91 "A,
nearly all at inside price.
Wheat Dull and nominally st610c lower.
S2 1892 IS for Chicago spring s. 4Og2 co for Mil
waukes club 81 62G2 81 for winter red.
Rye-Quiet at 81 90G1 90.
COrn-Opened steady and closed dull and lower
at 629l 63 for new mixed; 81 GO for old do.
Oats-Dnll at 81 for Western.
Sugar-In moderate request for Cuba. Musco.
vado 2215d23.
PetrOIeum-shade easier, 56957 for crude
1895 for refined in bond; 81 do free.
HOOl-Stringency Of the money market checks
business. Fleece selling TO moderate extent al
| higher prices. Medium to prime fleece sIaI 10.
POrI-dull, heavy and lower; $40 for mes; S46a
GAG 65 for new do, closing at inside price $40 fol
new prime S4l for prime mess; also 1000 bbls mesi
for July buyers, optional at 81 1000 bbls new dc
| same terms and delivery at SIS 1900 bbls do fol
/ August, buyers option at $50. --- e.
Beef-Dull and nominal at S166ls for mess 81
| 9l0 for do prime; S20925 for repacked mess S2sl
/ 80 for extra mess. Prime mess quiet and uuchang
| cd. Beef Hams quiet and nominal. Cut meats hrn
and in demand l5139l6c for Shoulders; ; 1s15al9C
I.ard-Dun and lower Quoted last evening a
! 201{@2I1a.
BHtteF-Firm Good demand at s3a4Oc foi
Ohio, and 379I3c for State.
Cheese-Active and higher-Is625c
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HTANTED-A GIRL COMPETENT
w to do general housework desires situation
in a small family. Apply Immediately OF y " al
nut-st. julys-l5s'
ESIRABLE RESIDENCE On EU-
cid street for sale. Every variety Of fruit
and flowers; water and gas; in fact, everything TO
make it pleasant and agreeable. Address Box ll9J
p % juiy7-l5s
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LECTURE FROM JEFF. DAvIs' COACH
MAx-William A. Jackson, the coachman
of JEFF. Davis, who a year or two ago es-
capped from Richmond and has since, until
recently, been engaged in lecturing in
England, will speak in Chapin's Hall on
this: Wednesday, evening. His lecture is
a very entertaining one, being history of
his experiences in Dixie and inEngland, his
interviews with the Southern Club in Lon
don and the rebel envoy Mason, and many
other interesting matters. The admission
fee will be twenty-five cents, and the pro
ceeds of the lecture viii be devoted to the
Freedmen.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A COOP
- healthy girl, IA years old, to do light work
Also by boy II years old TO do light work, or as
errand boy. Address 4. W, Leader Otice-
fuly9.l59
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EOR SALE.-A DOUBLE TWO
IL story brick dwelling, Nos. 80 and sO5l Prospect
street. Time in part viii be given if required.
good chance for investment. II is known as the
German Church property. c. l.. BAUDER,
juy9-159 No. 80 Pr0spet-st.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

WANTED-For service in the 6th Inde-
pendent Battery, 0. N. g., FIFTY Men, to
man two additional guns. No immediate
prospect for duty in the field. Yet we would
like to prepare for any emergency, either
Rebel raids or Rebel friends. thorough
organization of the Ohio military forces in
time is the true policy. Come and join at
once, you who are loyal and true. Artille-
~ is preferable to any other branch of the
service.
If the above number of men is added TO
the Battery, it will entitle them to two
Lieutenants and four non on-cOmmissioned Of
ficers. Apply at the office, corner of River
and Superior Streets, No. l, Oyiatt's Ex-
change By order of the Governor.
F. W. PELToN, Capt,
Commanding sth Ind. Battery, o. N. 6.
i11v1 3-16l
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New Books.

DENIS DUvAI.-A Novel By William Mskepesce
Thaekeray. Harper & Brothers. 1864
All, with what sad associations and rem
iniscences are our minds filed, as we turn
the pages of this, the last fragment which
our Thackeray ever wrote, and on which
his master hand was engaged when death
took himl With what recollections and
reminders of his cid style is the little book
filed, and with what regret do we turn
the last page and read the last line, think
ing that these are the last words of his that
we shall ever readl With what a curious
sorrow, too, do we take leave of the char
acters, with whom we had just begun to
form an acquaintance What was to be
their fortune, and through what devious
incident would these unwritten pages have
led them to the peaceful prosperity which
we are so sure awaited them at last2 This
we know not and shall never know.
The admirers of Thackeray will feel an
exquisite pleasure mingled with an exqui-
site pain, a gravity amounting almost to
awe, and a sadness relieved by smiles, in
reading this last fragment from ThaciSe-
rays pen.
For sale by } b. Cobb & Co
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THE0NToNAGoN MAI RoBBERY CASE
Selah P. Stevens, the mail-carrier from
Kewenaw Bay to ontonagon, who, it will
be remembered, was on trial in Detroit for
some time for rObbing the mail, has been
sentenced to ten years imprisonment in
the States Prison. His defence was that
he had lost the mailbag, but the lock and
rivet of the bag were discovered in the
ashes of fire which he had burned, and
subsequently, letter was found on him
which was proven to have been sent in
that bag. g
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T OsT-A PLAIN GOLD LOCKET
Ia Brooch, the shape Of a leaf, with miniature Of
lite girl inside Was lost yesterday afternoon, on
superior-st The finder will be Iiberally rewarded
by returning 1t to the Plaindeaer Office. JulyG-l5s
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SAFE FoUND.-The safe which was car
ried of on Friday night last from the
Euclid Street Station House of the Cleve-
land! and Pittsburg Railroad, was found
yesterday morning, in ditch on Hudson
street, near Prospect, unopened. 1t had
evidently been abandoned as a worthless
investment by the raseals who carried it
of.
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SuRGEoN-GENERL.-Dr. R. N. Barr, the
able Surgeon-General of Ohio who, has re-
Gently accepted the Chair Of Anatomy in
the Cleveland Charity College to which
he was unanimously elected, will retain
his position as Surgeon-General, as the
duties of the two offices will not interfere
with each other.
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DH0TOGRAPH CARDS FOR GEN
l. TLEMEH.-samples and Catalogues sent
for % cents. Enclose envelope with your own
name and address. D. HEMMETTE,
june16-15s $50 Liberty-st., New York.
mNHE SPLENDID STEEL ENGRAV-
ing. "CHRIST BLESSING LITTLE CHILD
REM is just published. Clergymen, Ladies and
Teachers can find pleasant and profitable employ
ment in taking orders for this beautiful picture on
specified territory. For particulars, address
+. BILL,
Room No. 4, Leader buildings, Cleveland, o.
iune2O-l6 6O-dkw
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FROM LIVERPOOL DIREcT.-The Wirralite,
Captain Robert Foran, of Cunningham,
Shaw and Company's line, arrived at this
port early yesterday morning. The vessel
was built in this city in 1857. She left
Liverpool May 14th, reaching Montreal in
twenty-eight days, and stopping at Kings
ton on the way from Montreal to unload.
The remainder of her cargo is destined for
this port and Detroit, and has arrived in
excellent order. After delivering her car
go here and at Detroit she will proceed to
Bruce Mines, take on a cargo ofcoPper, and
return Immediately to Liverpool
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Darn OF LIEUT.. EDwARDs.-Private
letters received in this city yesterday, an
nounce the death of Lieut.. A Edwards, of
the First Ohio Artillery, at Kingston,
Georgia. He was from Cleveland, and
proved himself noble and gallant officer.
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THRATRIcAt.-we learn that the citizens
of Meadville are soon to enjoy rare theat-
rical treat. Mr.. James Dickson, the we'll
known and popular stage manager Of the
Academy of Music, has formed an excel
lent theatrical company, who will visit
Meadville, Franklin and Oil City, during
the heated term. They open at Central
Hall in Meadville tomorrow evehing.-
Mrs. Dickson, the unrivalled commsdienne,
will grace the company, as will also Mr..
James Lewis, Mr.. C. J. Fyffe, and other
actors of merit. The people of Meadville
may rest assured that an excellent treat
awaits them.
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FOURTH WARD.-There will be a meet
ing of the citizens of the Fourth Ward on
Tuesday evening, July 18th, at "a o'clock,
for the purpose of raising money 20 fill our
quota of the next Oall for volunteers. The
quota can be filed if sufficient sum of
money is raised at once. Please turn out,
one and ALL By order of the Committee
iulyl2-
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NEW YORK PAPEBs.-We are indebted
to Starr for New York Papers. STAIRS
Office, at liz Superior street, is supplied at
all times with the very latest news, Give
him call.
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ARREST OF SUSPECTED DEsERTER.-A man
named c. c. Carson, who claims to be an
agent of the New York Central Railroad,
was arrested yesterday morning on charge
of being deserter from the United States
arrvica
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MORNING LEADER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY
NEW ADvERTIsE1IENTs.

Metropolitan Bookstore-Books and Gifts.
Academy of Music-Opera. e.
n. T. Co.-Steamers to sail.
Z. Hanna and Co.-For Lake Superior
For Sale-Top Buggy.
W. W. Wright-BIy Pony lost.
(. NicholsOn-Pasture.
Baekus and Noble-Legal Notice.
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Having had over twenty years experience in the
treatment OF Chronic Diseases Of every character es
pecaly the Throat and Lungs, will give perfect sat
successful practice In the above named places ioi
several years with unparalleled success OF which sat
isactOry reference can be given at any Of the above
named places. go.
All medicines prescribed, and not operating satisiae
torly, the money VIII be refunded for all such medl-
icines returned. Price of Medicines for one month";
from s., 90 to 50 90.
B-The Doctor can be consulted the last two WeeS x
Of every month az his residence No l5l P1ttsburgh-
street Cleveland, o. Post-Oice addrea5-box III.
decl6-R2s- ltamdtw g. 5 CLAhht n u
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-13

AN INvAsIoN.-A flock of five hundred
sheep, recently shorn, were driven through
Superior street yesterday. The spectacle
was novel one in that crowded thorough
fare.