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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF CLEVELAND,
Designated Depository and Fiscal
Agent Of the United States.
New Loan Seven and Three-TeHths
Treasury Notes.

This Bank is prepared and will receive sutscrip-
tions for the NEW LOAN Of Treasury Notes, paya-
bic three years from Au ust 10 "a, bearing Inter
est at the rate Of and three-tenths per CENT
,.r annnn Win semi.annual coupons attached,
payable in lawful money
Interest will be allowed to August 10Th on depos-
its prior to that date II made Subsequent, inter-
est will be computed and charged TO time Oi pay
Notes ~ill be issued for $50, 500, $500, 1000 or
81 OoO and made payable TO order or in blank, as
subscribers may direct.
These Notes will be convertible at the option oi
fin. hoil-r at maturity into six per cent. gold
bearing bonds redeemable after i've (5l and paya-
bic twenty years from August 10th, loof Jy5O l6z
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DEATH IN STRoNGsvILLE.-Mr John Tarry,
of strongsville, while drawing a load OF
hay to his barn, was instantly killed by
the frightening Of his horses. He was
thrown from the load directly between the
horses, his lower jaw and skull badly frae-
tured and his neck broken. Mr.. Tarry was
born in Northamptonshire, England, in
1895, and emigrated to this country in 1s45,
and has left family of children who are
separated in Ohio, Illinois, and Kansas.
He was an exemplary member Of the Con-
gregational Church.
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SmusEmfnfs.
CHASE'S
New York Minstrels
WILL APPEAR AT
BRAINARD's HALL,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
JULY 2srH, 29rH AND 3OTH.
GREAT COMBINATION OF TALENT.
Bryanrs & Woods Minstrels

The Great Trio Of Eecsutrics in their UnriyalLeo
OJdities-CHARLE FOX DAVE REED, I.WAL-
LACE. -
me Ceisbrrted Quartette from Bryant's Min
GRIEB, HILTON, sA-
VORI. ,.,
Tbe Best Organized Band Of InstrumentalIsts IN
the United States, from Brysnt's 4hnstreis-MOh-
RISON. HOBBS, GAKArAGUA, SAVOBI, togetn
er with Prof HOSFELD and J. J. GUNN, rom tho
principal Theatres. .,
The citizens Of Cleveland should not lose this
favorable opportunity afforded them by the man
alguneut in witnessing these Great Dehneatofs OF
Ethiopian Character
| For further particulars sec bills Of the day
| ADvIssIOS-25 cents Reserved seats % cents
| II. A. CHASE, Jr., Manager.
/ JAS s. FERGUSON, Agent. ly=o-loL
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SIXTH WARD AID Assoc1ATIoN.-T
will be a meeting for the purpose Of
closing up this Association on Wednesday
evening, August 3D., at the WlgWam, on
Seoville street. Every drafted man having
received $500, it will be for the members OF
the Association to decide what shall be
done with the surplus now in the hands 0i
the Treasurer. W. =. FoGG, Pres l.
LOUIS HoMSIER, Secretary,
G. W. CALKIEs Treasurer.
w. --0o no
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-L0CAf7 NOTICES

We would advise the Ladies' Of Cleve-
land aad vicinity to call at A. Klein &
Co.'S Ho, p Skirt factory, when they are are IN
want of good Skirt, Corset, &c, as tney
have the best article and sell cheaper than
any other house in this city.
Remember the place, 128 Superior Street,
under the American House, Cleveland, ..
July 30;I6I. ..HE I'm. f
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SPIRITUAL HALL--1Sl Superior street, up
stairs.-Mrs. Sarah A Thompson, whose
beautiful aud reliable Clairvoyant powers
have so often been tested with pleasure
and astonishment, will lecture tomorrow
morning and evening, at l0h a; n, and q
P. N. Collection at close Of each Lecture
Good music will be provided. July 3O;ltl.
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AccIDEsa.-~On Saturday, Aaror. Prit-
chard iormerly Lieutenant of Co E, 9th
o. = c., while saving lath in the esRw-mill
jef. Jackson, Pritchard & Co., in Franklin
Mills, accidentally struck his left hand
the bazz saw, mangling it terribly.
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NEW YORK NIARKET--JuIy 20.

[BX TELEGRAPH.J
NEW YORK, July 29.
foffOu-shsde firmer. Sales at 81 o. lof iniu
ding uplands. - ,ol,7-. ti,b.r
saics At 81 gOaIO o. extra State SlO zOeylV - =
t,r common to good shipping brands extra h0Hnu
Ioon ohio; $40 55Gl2 " for Trade Bran9s MAJ MAJ
- los,n.r heavy with no buyers, at outside quota
rions Included in sales are 2 oOO ools extra o''e'
f,r SeptepIber aud October, at Sll =, -, -, =
NgIIislky-F Firmer. sales at 81 iz9i 20 ioL
State. / 7Z61l "A for Western. lncin9ed IN sales
small parcels Western reported at 81 20 WHICH Il
above the market -. .i.i,,o, d1ll
TVneat--Ie higher, but very quiet ci0sius Jun
with the improve menT in measure lost o, e5>s
AZ - 25d2 Al for Chicago Spring; y SO
A. for MiIwauxie Club; s. 5l9z cO Tor winter isu
Western. ., .,es, et e. ,,.,v ,,,i,r.
ed Western in store ., o,177 40 Nv,zt.rn
SSetrOteuna-Steadya and quiet az 5yc io5 SIui, @ I.
| and sIl[ms4e Tor Refined in bond. Kennel Heo Il
nominal at &c. I 1,sr,,, AZ
| Hsork-Lower with good oehlahu, Ni07t"o "
| S37 5O,G35 W for new Mess ,-ls,f- Tor Ohio
| Bufier-Very hru- Sales ut S9s4te iof ONi0
| 3sd45c state -
Sheese-very firm at l7925e.
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TIE INcoNE TAx.-It shoul8 be horne in
mind by every body subject to Income
Tax that if not paid before August ga
week from next Mendey-IO per CENT wifi
b. added to its amount The Colleeetrs'
office are already crowded.
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DEEIb-

Tri4oy. JpIy Goth, WARREN F., infant son Of
Geo. W aud Amanda L. Cady.
Funeral from So ProsP' ct street, Saturday ai'eL-
noon at o'clock. Friends OF tho family are inV'-
ted to attend ---,,r,r,
On Friday. july 2sth, Of Msrasmus, IL THEE
NJ aged wear, 10 months and lG days. only SOU
Of l.. 81 and Mary E. Ovistt.
Funeral on sunday at P. NJ, at IS BroWnell ST.
second door north OF Prospect Friends oil the IAN
iIy are invited to attend
At IGttls Rock, Arkansas, on lhe IStR inst,' M ~.
TyphoGd Fever, ALEXANDER u; CObb' ol 'ni-
city, Of the Sd U. S. Cavalry, agea Il years
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OTRAYED-FR0M THE SUBSCRI-
OBER, on the lIth inst, Chestnut MAhE )
nad wart at the but Of her tail, on the right side,
as large as big hickory nut; also scar on the eit
hip, made by a kick from horse small s"itch
tafi. Any one returning her TO the subscriber or
giving information where she may be found, VIII De
Suitably rewarded by MARTIN McNALLf,
jyIs:ieO Superior Extension, opp. hudson ST.
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ACCIDENT.

a slight accident occurred on the arrival
of the train from sandusky, resulting,
however, in nothing serious. Captain
Bartlett, of the 12sth, was thrown from a
car by the sudden starting of the train, cut
ting and bruising his face severely but not
dangerously.
TELEGRAM TO THE PRESIDENT
The Committee of Arrangements sentthe
following despatch to President Lincoln
Yesterday morning. Up 70 the time OF our
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HTANTED IMMEDIATELY FOR

SITUATIONS WANTED BY THREE
- respectable Girls as Nurse or Room Girls. Sit
uGtions In private families preferred lhret to }.
O. Leader Once. jyl9I6O
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names are:

FUNERAL OkAilONs
I'VE arssobliged from want Of time and
space to omit our report of this eloquent
effort. We shall presht a full report of it
in Monday morning.l
After its close the Fremont Band,
which came down on the special train from
Toleeo in the morning, played fitting air
in an excellent manner.
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HORSE SroLES.-On Thursday night q
bright bay horse, with black name and tail,
about sixteen hands high, was stolen from
the premises of l.. II. Carpenter, Mentor,
Lake County. A reward OF 800 Is offered.
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AT THR GEAvE.

The procession moved into the cemetery
and slowly up through ItsgraEyslOPes to the
high knoll where the grave of the General
is dug, and from which his future monu-
ment (for which some six thousand dollars
have already been sutscribed) is to rise
Here it was joined by the mOurners.-
The beautiful burial service was read by
the Rev. Alfred WheelSr, Of sandusky, as
the wreathed coffin was lowered into the
grave, Three YOlleys were fig ed over the
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Sthaals.

ECTFCTIC INSTITUTE, HIRAM
1IPORrAGE COUNTY, OHIO.-The Fall Ieru
of the Eclectic Iustitute for 1864, begins on Tues
dav- lie 9th Of August, and continues thirteeL
weeks At the request Of the Trustees, MT. GAh
FIELD will take general superintendenee OF tht
Institution and in the Fall Term, at least, will de
iyer a series of Lectures.
The Trustees have secured the services Of O. "
HAYWOOD, A. M, an accomplished and successful
Teacher who will act Associate Prtueipal
Miss BOOTH will retain the super1ntendence I
the Ladies' Department full corps Of aaaiuona
Teachers will be secured, and special instr
besides for those who desire TO Mt themselves foi
teaching. ..-.,-
Ample facilities will be Afforded for instructions
in Painting, Vocal and Instrumental Music an0
Penmanship- ,,-
Common English Branches, per term OF thir- oo
teen 'tO.OS
Higher English, including Natural Science oo
and $1,000
Higher Mathematics, Ancient and Modern a,
Languages. . -
The Term of fourteen Weeks At pruportonate rates
Instrumental Music, Painting and Drawing, e1tro-
No allowance is made for less than half a Term
| (six weeks) except in case Of siekness students
are rsouire,l to make settlements with ths Fursei
within two weeks from the beginning ot the term
BOARDING.
| Board can bo obtained in good families at s., 2
| and - 80 per week Students avail themselves
i ~ ne club system Of boarding, By which the ex-
/ pansss NAV be reduced one-third- This plan Of
boarding has been tested during the past year, and
i0una s'iii'sn''' ''''''@' ALyA UDALL,
| President Of ihe Board Of Trustees
Al.
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GREAT BROAD GAUGE ROUTE.
Atlantic and Great Western Railway.

Passengers going Eastward will remember that
tl,is is the only route running trains that leave
Cle,rlnI,d on Sunday. Night Express leaves daily
Saturdays excepted, at 9:iO p. NJ, arriving al sal
arnapea at t:fi \. NJ, and New York at s;25 P. NJ.
sleeping Coaches attached.
us 40 Change of Cars.
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FoR LAKE SuPERIoR.-The favorate steam
Iron City, arrived yesterday morning from
Lake Superior, and returned again last
night.
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DRAMArlc--The people of TitusyiIie are
being treated to series of drame.tic per-
fornanees By Manager DickinsOIl's com
pany, from the Academy Of Music, in this
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There win be religious service tomorrow,
morning and evening at Plymouth Church.
eaching by Rev. Z. P. Ingersoll, Of SAN
sky at 10 o'clock A. N; and by Rev. Car
20, recently from Scotland, At ~ Oo'cloc
N. July ,: 16I.
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US1vEHsALIsN.-Rev Dr. Webster will
preach tomorrow Sunday at temperance
Hall 1874 Superior Ss- Services commence
at half past 10 o'clock, A, N.
July 3O:l6I.
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Furniture, Crockery, Glass Ware, Cloth
ing, Notions, &c, will be sold at c. Mollen's
Auction Store at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
July sO:l6l
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Ny. MONEY MARKET---Juiy 90
TBY TELEGRAPH.l
EEOney-steady ct q cent, .o,.ao75 f,r
currency -. 60 Il advancing 10
tsOIli-Frmeri opening az y %, iN eu, 80
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IopINE.

DIR. R. ANDERS s. co.'s IODINE
wATER.-Iodine water actsupon the Heart, LlT-
er. Kidpevs. Digestive Organs and GIanduIAr sys-
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WV yoRK STOCK MARKET.

IBY TELEGRAPH-
NEW YORK, July %, 1854
~,.,-o,,,,,,,e,,t stoeIxs-Active and hrmer.-
-ss Ste es Isl coupons lO65z@lO65s; 6-2Us
s.lloIs l0s5I alOe; 7-3O Treasury Notes lOsls
StoeIxsEBetter U 6s coupons los1s II FesSi stiI3
s0s iO7 one year esr1eetes go .1aGteed, n Gtl.si
"a Reading ls7sI NJ 933s, Pitts 1875
10. III scrip Iss, ToledO IA, ia kuine'
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iySO-1G2

EAST CLEvELASD.-l want n few substi
tutes and representative men. Also few
recruits. The highest bouDties paid III
cash. Enquire at l43 WeddeH, for few
davs. C. ". D.
iy28l6I.
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MORNING LEADER
sArUnpAY MoRNINe. JULY 30.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Second National Bank 3-lOths Loan.
L. a. Keppner-Machine Hands Wanted.
5. W. Burritt-Boardini.
A KIeiu-LOcal Notice.
Country School scrne-Loeal Notes.
c Mollen-Loeal Notice.
Frank Bros.-Local Notice
Rev. W. W. Lyle-Religious Notice
Hoop SLirts-Loeal Notice
sixth Ward Aid Associa tion-Local Notice.
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WANTED, A SITUATION BY A
wv Young Man ofcOmmercial experience as Sales
man In a Dry Good or Grocery Store speaks both
German and English. Good city reference given.
Address L. B., Us Water street, Cleveland
July IL. leo
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TrosllenI OF tuo DllIu 0I n I1I71V77-
Hiram Jnly 18th, Ie64
CTFVFTjND FFSTALE SEMINARY

4 NJ IEN Ed Nd ENAIlL 17Ll-iL44N III 7
~ $ n. SANFORD, A. NJ, PRlNCIPAL,
G-sistaI I,y A lonps OF TWELVE FIRsT-CLAss TEACH
Is-In respect 10 location grOunds, buildings, lur-
uiture apparatus cabinet, and facilities Tor lnstruc
ff.u W. bgcye this Institution has hitherto offered
aIytntaqgs unsurpassed by any teinaie seminary 10
fbs West But &c is proposed 70 make It's appoint
nnts even better than they have heretofore been
Important improvements are in progre1ss lIlohA
which We woull especially mention the lntrOductlOn
ofl,old's Steam Heating Apparatus, with radlatoIs
ru the public and private rooms. a new sehOel-
room five new rectatiOn-raOms, several new music
rnons a iarEe ine, ecturc-rOont amply suppileu
yyith philosophical, Chemical and Astron0m ap-
paf,tus with suitable provisions Tor the arrange
nIsnt and use OF the same chapel anu an 9dlIlla-
Jle gymnasium are also being prOy1ded no palil5
nor expense viii be spared to make the aayantaaes
IN All fhe euartmeuts Of instruction al tnat can %
Jasirad The next term viii begin on IhufsaAys
Snf Isi FOR further information or admission, aa-
ui7'' '' T. B6TTLES, Financial Manager
Ia ,ss Cleveland Ohio
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1fntistfn.
NOTICE

HALLTWELL and DANIELS, Dentists IetGIh l
tlL ~ III. very liberal patronage they have re-
eyed the past twelve years, and hope ior e9nLlnu
ance Ne also beg inform those who aIe ~ hssu @
- ApTTFTCIAL TEETH aud other work IN our
nrof.ssioH that cur prices viii Be ggFernea ~ nc
vaIue 0ftiOLD on and after the nrst day ol ogptsi-
her next as we have pay gold, or its equi'atSnt ~
Creenbsrlss, for all the material we use OOA7I
0t,enfiv We are compelled TO advance our prices =
FuU set Upper Lower, from zen DOii"i9 '
uP"AiN'i ~ AIEX b. HAbLIWELLs n. d.
J. Il. DANIELS.
D Dehtsd ~ 19e'i'' ~, Jy32-R3
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THE CROWD.

Early in the morning the immense con-
oou~se Of people which came together from
every quarter of the horizon to join in the
tribute of general sorrow, commenced to
Gather, and continued to empty itself into
the little town until it was almost overflow
ing with people. From Toledo the early
morning train and later freight brought
down hundreds, and special train Of eight
crowded cars, arriving at ten o'clock,
l,rougbt down hundreds more. The Cleve-
land train arrived at 9o'clock with eleven
crowded cars, having filled six of them with
n,sseroers from Norwalk, Monroeviile and
BeIIevue, on haIf-fare excursion tickets. a
speeisl train from Tifin brought in six, and
another from sandusky, four crowded car
loads of people. Add to these the crowds
already gathered in the little town; add
the oath Ohio Battery, which marched
over from sandusky, a distance Of seven
teen miles, leaving that place at three A.
n and arriving abeat nine o'clock add
the 12sth Regiment o. v /, which also ar
rived about nine by special Tram from
sandusky addthe sethrOngs which
poured into the village in buggies' on
horseback and afOot, until it seemed that
the whole surrounding country had emp
tied itself into Clyde; and the total num-
Der of those present could not fall short of
fifteen thousand people.
! DISTINGUISHED GUESTS.
Among the distinguished gentlemenPres-
ent were Quartermaster General Barlow,
Colonel Frank Sawyer, formerly of the sth
VI, Colonel Bond, of the 11lth; Col
Hill, of the I2Sth, Col. Jones, of Norwalki
L. S. Marshal Earl Bill, of Cleveland, and
other gentlemen. Governor Brough had
Intended to-be present; lbrt-was prevented
y a call to Cincinnati; where he had t.
confer with an agent of the War Depart
ment on important military measures,
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leaving fat two P. NJ no answer to it had

been received.
CtrDf, July goth, 1864.
To his crccHeacy President Lincoln, Comman-
erin Chief Of all the forces Of the United
States, Washington, D. C.
We have the honor to report that the re,
mains of the distinguished Major General
Mcpherson are here,-at the home OF ms
childhood and the residence of his widow
ed mother. Some Of his personal stan,
guard of honor, and a proper military es-
cort. with many distinguished strangers
and a large concourse Of citizens, are here
and prepared to deposit, in his last rest
inc place, what now remains Of the Illus
trious dead.
IA FosrER, Secretary.
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'Do you buy Hoop Skirts and Corset at
Wholesaler" Go to Frank Bros.
July 30:I6l.
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grave by the 1asth, and the sad cSrsmOnia
was ot an end,

TIE END.
The end was reached-the last hohors
had been paid to the mortal dust of one of
the bravest and the truest men that have
drawn sword in this war for Union. Sadly
the vast throng dispersed, going back to
TIE village and thence scattering in every
direction, by carriage and by car. The
mourners, returning to the desolate home,
lamented their lost one with an lndividu-
al and personal grief, but each one in that
vast throng was himselfa mourner, and Ia
mented the loss of the noble General with
almost feeling of personal bereavement.
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Are you in want of an elegant Hoop
Skirt ?'' Go to Frank Bros.
July 30:l6I.
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DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS
Seminal, Urinary and Sexual orsans-ass snd re-
liable treatment--in reports Of the Howard A''o'
,ia.ion-sent by mail in sealed letters, envelopes
f-se eof charge. Address Dr. J. sKILLES HOuGH-
TON, Howard Association, No. South Ninth 81
Philadelphia, Pa. HALoo-H-
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RUFFALO SIARKET--JuIy %.

IBE TEIEGRAPH.l
rSeat-Duil and heavy. No 2 Chicago sprlng
50 11 Other grades neglected. ,,-t,.
COru-In rather better request. NO usi' a.
" Oots-Per sample ssci No sec.
other Grains nominal
VVhisIIy-Held at 81 20. No sales - VI,
Canal FrefEhts-Firmer. To Ne" 10tA t,
wheat &c, Corn 1se, Oats l2e. To Albany "ns-'
''ii Lake ImPorts-TlOur 900; wheat S'S0Oi
canal ExpOrts--FlOuI 10 wheat 0''''''
Corp / Sec; oats -, Rye 100.
Rose & Prentiss' Provision Market He
port.
FEams-sugar-cure premium hams 2 "'-''''--
Canyassed hams q D.---.--..-'--''''-'-'' :
n,.ir,f Bpef-Canvassed B b.--.- '----''-'-'- =
honIders-Sugar-cured g o.-....-.----'-''-'-l722
Canvassed 9 b.-.-.--..'.--------------, - !
uocou-Or Smoked Sides q De- :-:---.-., rs, !
ToV,1-Prime leaf kettle-rndr d In oDi5 e ~ - ~,
Prime leaf kettls-Tndrd In Kegs 9 D;522 90 Y 2
POrb--No mess 3 bbl l.--.-- ----'--'--'''-
Extra clear q bbl.-.-..-----..-.---------, =,
re- No extra charge made ior paeS1se9 s.S,. - ~
| - -, rafiro,d depots boats. All artSie9 ~ ~
g,rrented strictly prime and equal 10 any 'nIns :,
/ tbe STATE. Orders promptly hlled- OGE sus-. -,
,,.d Hams and kettie-rendered Lard tooA 'le Ai7
nremiumat the late Ohio state fsir- nj, rDrTTss
/ FsI,1 N ROSE PhEN -.
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THE ARRIVAL IN THIS COUNTRY OF JAMES
McHESRY Esq, BY THE STEAMER SCoTIA.-
The celebrated fnaneier and builder of the
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad has
arrived in this Country. Mr.. McHenry's
name is undissolubly associated with one
OF the proudest monuments Of American
enterprise and perseverance. Mr.. McHen-
~ has not only done this, but has endeared
himself to the American people by his vol
untary contributions to the Sanitary Fairs
and other pnblic charities. His arrival al
all points on the line of the Atlantic road
will, we understand, be the occasion o.
ovations. AT Meadville there will be
testimonial of popular favor towards
him, worthy of the distinguished gentle
man. 1t would certainly be of great valu,
to the country ifMr. McHenry could be in
| dueed to remain here and identify himsel
with the construction of some such nation
al institution as the great Pacific Railway
Mr. McHenry will be warmly welcomed
to Cleveland.
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RELIGIOUS NOTIcE.-ReY. W. W. Lyle late
Chaplain, IIth Regiment 0. V. l., viii
preach insthe Wesleyan Methodist Church
corner Brownell and Ohio streets on Sab
bath next at lO3E A. NJ, and will deliver a
lecture in the evening on the Character OF
Moses as Leader and Legislator Ser
vices to commence att = P. NJ. The pub
lie are respectfully invited to attend.
July 30:I6l.
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An EXTENSIVE HAUL OF CIGARs-AE
INGENIOUS VESDER OF THE WEED BRoUeHT
To GRIEF.-Mr, Meyers, having an eye to
filthy lucre, arrived in this city several
days since, with a large supply of cigars,
which he was selling at very reduced
rates, indeed under selling by eonsidera-
BILE, cigar dealers in the city. Mr.. Meyers
knowing that heavy tax had been i'm
posed upon cigars, hoped to dispose OF
thirty eight eases, on Wednesday last, and
make a rice profit by avoiding the tax.
The Internal Revenue officers hearing Of
the speculative efforts of Meyers, and sus-
pecting that the taxes had not been paid
caused them to be seized and began pro
ceedings against them, yesterday, in order
to their confscation.
Meyers having despatched fifty othei
cases to the West, has proceeded in Pursui
Of his other cigars. Meyers must learI
not to attempt evading the taxes.