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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-25
MARINE NEWS.
sOKT OF CLEVELAND.

2OAAA
ENTERED .....--..JULY "a
stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop OWegO, Brown, Duukirk
isoonsin, Williams, Ogdenshurgh
Mineral KOok, X houghton
WinslOw, Anderson, BufslO
Cans go, BlackmAB, DuBkirk
Northern Light. Muroh, OntOnAgOn
Free state, Mckenzie, Buffalo
Empire state, Phratt, Buffalo
Wabash, KIRBY, Dunhisk
Ironsides Turner. Bayfield,
Tfcga, SirsOn, Dunkirk
seh'r. Somerset, Gaines, Port Huron
Lily Duncey, Boyd, GOderioh
= Allen, Moore, rolydo
Ada, Bartlett, KoWsn
10 Hills, Becker, Forester
Anita Davis, Ha'kins. Bruce
- Miami, Pennington, BaGalO
Petrol, Pel'ier, Port Bope
HSirH, sksTTiifaG%7 FOL do
ScoW Lizzie, Bedford, Port huron
Ellen White, Dupny, Bay City
sutler Girl, Budingamr, Kellsy's Island
Eagle, Powell, Kelty's Island
Free Mason, Boone, Black River
you've, Mckenzie, Port Huron
hagdsisDa, AinswOrth, Black River
Mona, OurrAn, Kelley Island.
"a.
stmr City of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Meteor, Mckay, OntonaEOn
Pacific. Kelly, Buffalo
Wabash, Krty, Toledo
Empire State, Phratt, ChicagO
Free state, mckenzie, Chicago
o O~SnisteO, 3 laos man, Toledo
WinslOw, Anders n, Chicago
Wisconsin, williams, Detroit
OWegO, Brown, TOIedO
Dut uque, Mcintyre, Bayfeli
Olesu. sateTbury, Dun.i 4
Seh'r. WinonS, Intrigue, Marquette
JuuO, Arnold, bOnd Eau
scoW Ellen, BLANCHARD, Port Clinton
Sutler Girl, BurlingAme, Keliey's Island
Eagle. Powell, Kelley's Is ami
Free Msoa, Boone, Black hiver
Mons, CurraD, Kelley's Island
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-25

A VIsrToR.-Tbe large and beautiful tug
Satellite" of Detroit, steamed into our
river yesterday afternoon, and made quite
a sensation. She is one of the largest, most
powerful, and certainly tho most beautiful
craft in the tug line on the lakes. She was
built here by Messrs. Quayle and Martin
last year, for parties in Detroit. She is
commissioned for service in waters in the
vicinity Of that city.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-25

PLACES WANrED.-EmPlOyers are request
ed TO notice the list Of discharged soldiers
advertised as wanting business situations.
If you need, or can make q place for, any
one in your business, please aPply to the
Employment Agency of the Sanitary Com
mission, No. SO Bank street, and put the
discharged soldiers in a way to learn an
honest living.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-25

PAID OFF.-Thirty-seVeR members of
companies D, G, H, and I, of the 9th v. R.
c., having been just mustered out of SER
vice at sandusky, came down here yester-
day to receive payment of dues from the
hand of Uncle Sans Paymsster. One of
that fraternity met them at the Soldiers
Home in the afternoon, and gave them in
all about $12, 900. All of the men were pri-
Yates, save one, and he a sergeant. Most
of them took the afternoon trains for their
respective homes. And some of them got
quite mellow before leaving. Nearly every
one would need a Glove before he embraced
mother, wife, sister or sweetheart.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-25

A-IIo.fna are tbs rates hW lnE9 4
stsam) and Rail from thlS pOEt to New York and
Boston. All Bail rates are five cents higher.
To New York.-First class s6oi Second class:
To; Third class zoo; Fourth class; 400. Flour,
500.
To Boston.-First class: sl,Os; Second class:
ssc; Third class: 100; Fourth class: Ro. Flour:
goo.
FIOur-In less demand to day, but firm. Sales
600 bbls Xxx red Country at $500. City brands
held at so for Xxx red; 500 for Xxx white.
Wheat-Ths market is very much unsettled,
and holders SAX much higher prices but there
were no transactions to-day, and We are unable to
give prices.
COrn-Firm to-day, and market nominal st
Zoe for No. 2 mixed from store. Receipts very
light.
~Oats-Quiet. Sales 2 cars from store at $50.
BarIey-InaotiVs and nominal.
Rye-Nominal at SOC from store.
POrK-Firm at $751; o for city packed mess.
Lard-Fr st 23o for city-reudered 10 tIerces.
Beef-City Mess held ct SI6,OO, with Light de-
mand.
kmOked Meafs-Ths market Is verJ firm for
oitv-cursd meats, with an active demand. We quote
a. fyIovs: sugnr-cuIed hams, canvASsed, 27oi
plain-oured hams, canVassed, 25cj dried beef,
oanvasssd, 20; shoulders 100 for oanvassed and
Isc for uncanvasssd bacon sides 200.
Butfer-Demaud moderate and market steady.
Sales Of Western Reserve st &c.
C~beese-DuiI and unchanged at lO9l4o - per
quality.
Eggs-In good request; market well supplied.
Sales at 22924O.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. He'd At S2,OS.
AIcohOI-steady Held ct S41O94,16 for 0s
per cent. Cologne Spirits, CSC per cent? A.zo'
Neutral Proof Spirits 81 2O92,25-
PetrOEsum-Ths market is steady at 65966o
for round lots refined; 6T@6sc for small lots do.
Lake fsh-In moderate demand and steady.
whitea.h, $500; PIokereI $685. Herring $3.50
Trout sT,75.
DRIED AppIes-DuII. Held at 7K9sO, and
pay for packages.
Feathers-In demand at 75c . u for nice live
geese.
~saIt-steady, Held at says for Finsi Ss,sC
Ala and P-OrfaE-MArKns sSSuay-W---A
- follows Present Use * Ale So Stock XXI
s14.CO; Ksnnstt sI6,OOj Pale Cream SIi Porte
IA. Hall and quarter barrels in proportion.
water Lsme-OsWego and AkrSn held a
S2,so.
Plausar-"PowSWs" land plaster 1900 pei
ton; OaIciued $500 . Dbl.
HOpS-Firm. New York stAte 4o9ooo' Ao0OI"
raxsgsgu.ltt4 Ohio kaS0a-
EaalG-Steady. Barley Malt held - S1iTo Po
ou1nei'
Rose . Prsnsassp FrOVEslon RaEkes n
port.
The following ere the rates charged By Us;
Hams-sugAr-cured premium hams . 9-.--..24
Cnnvassed Hams 3d."
Dried Beef D...----=.--------
Observation-Disclosures 3 b---.-..----.lS
RaeoD-Or Smoked Sides 3 b.---------.l9
Lard-Prfmei leaf kettle-md'd in bbl8o or tros.as O
Prime leaf ksttle-Fndr'd In kegs MS q
PorH-Ho. l mess , l...----..--s.-..-.-.t 0
Extra clear 3 bl....--..s..-........-s "a q
- no extra charge made for packages or cart
age TO railroad depots or boats. All articles Ar
SaFrAntsd strictly prime, and equal 20 anything u
tRs stats. OrdsrH promptly Alled.
ROS = PBHETI65-
dsIAR Nos. IGa. IA End I4s Ontario street.
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EccKENorfCEs
Is Health Worth BavIngq

Is Health Worth BaVIBg2
lift is, protect it. 1t is q Jewel as easily lost As
virtue, and in some cases as difficult to recover
Nature, in our climate, and especially at this sea-
season. requires to be occasionally reinforced. But
everything depends upon the tonic used for that
purpose. The medicinal tinctures. ell Of tVhieh are
based on common alcohol, are dangerous. Quinine,
as everybody finds out who takes much of it, is .
slow poison. Cne safe protective from all unheal'
thy atmospheric influences exists, and one only
THIS powerful preventive is H0 STETFER's DEL
ERRATED STOMACH BITTERs, = compound of
the purest stimulsnt ever manufactured, with the
most effective tOnics, alternatives, regulators and
depuratOrs that chemistry has yet extracted from
the botanical kingdom. OonVsIsscsnts, languid
and feeble from recent sickness, will hnd the Bit
tiers an Incompatible restorative, NOS diSagreeabIe
to the taste. and eminently invIgorstIng. No
other stimulsnt produces the same effect IS the
stomachio; 1t docs not excite Oc hutter the
nerves, or occasion any undue ~arteriaI action, but
st once sOOtbes and strengthens the nervous sys-
tenn and the animal system. jy2l24sdGW
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-25

A RUMoR-The officials at the Soldierb'
Home heard a rumor that came over the
wires yesterday, to the effect that zoo New
York troops would arrive here TO day from
Wheeling. The men have been serving in
the KsnaWha Valley, and were to come TO
this point MA Wellsville. They will be fed
at the Home, and then take the cars for Buff
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-25

The NEW sPIRE.-The stone church has
been growing toward heaven at a rapid
rate she past few days. The blunt tower
has taken q sudden shoot skyWard. The
bare frame work of the spire seems to be
nearly completed. 1t has grown small by
degrees and BEAUTIFULLY less, until the work
of adsy or two more will make 1t y of the
most graceful shafts to be found in this re-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-25

PRoMoTIoSs.-The following promotions
have just been made in the 9th o. V. L:
Lieutenant Colonel Jonas Schoonover TO
ColoueI ; Msior EversOn j. Hurlburt to
UieuGenauT COrOncr OUps~fa-BA-fa-R.
Woodbury. to Major ; First Lieutenants
Thomas Folger and Joshua Lemert to Cap
tains; Second Lieutenants VIM. II. Blake
ly, John A. Mott and Sergeant Major Jonas
Buck 10 First Li~eutenants, and Sergesnts
John Keys, John Gregg, Ephrsim B. Weir
rick, Samuel G.. Lisles and Benjamin F,
Denniston to Second L~ieutenants.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-25

MARIxE DIsAsrER.-From the Detroit TTi-
5nne, of the oath, We learn that the tug
Sampson, a new and powerful steamer, was
ct an early hOur the day previous, totally
destroyed by fire off Bar Point, Lake Erie,
not far from the mouth of Detroit River.
She had toWed large raft out Of the river,
and it is supposed she was returning TO
Maiden for fuel. About five o'clock she
took FIRE, from some unexplained cause.
Every effort possible was made to save her,
but in vain. She was headed for shore and
scuttled, sinking in two and q half fathoms
Of water. Her crew escaped 10 the main
shore in q small boat.
The sAmraon was owned by Messrs. Nor
rs q Kneeland, of st. Cathsrines, G. W.,
and was valued at about $4,000. She was
one of the largest and staunchest crafts of
the kind on the LIKES, snd was new, having
been launched In 1864.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-25

ORGAN CONCERT IN 0BERLIN.-Mr. G. ".
Morgan, tho famous organist of Grace
Church, New York, who carried away,
with his mAtchless playing last evening,
the hearts Of all who heard him in this city,
will give one of his novel, admirable organ
concerts in oberlin, tonight, assisted by
tho Musical Union, consisting of some one
hundred and fifty singers, under the lead
of John P. Morgan. We are very sure that
his performance will highly please, and be
highly appreciated by, the very large audi
enc Of musical professors, amateurs and
lovers Of music that will be present.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-25

The gallant boys of our Ohio regiments
express themselves delighted with the
treatment received by our citizens, All
should call at Davis Oak Hall to get their
clOthing-it is the largest and best empO-
rum in the city.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-25

PLEASURE EXCURSION, Pic Mo, &o.-A
large party of excursionists will leave ober-
lin by special train at seven O'Clock Thurs
day morning, July 9Th, for sandusky. Ar
rived there, they will take the steamer Is
land Queen, and touch at all the Islands in
the vicinity of the Bay. A pic mic dinner
will DO spread in the grove on Put-in-Bay
Island. A band of music will accompany
the party. We don't see how they can very
well help having q good time. Tickets for
the round trip ere only two dollars.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-25

n RuHAwAY.-Csptain Rhodes, formerly of
the 1O3d Ohio regiment, was driving down
Detroit street hill yesterday, when, in con-
sequence of the horse being gesred up toe
short, the buggy ran upon his heels and
frightened him. He became unmansgesble
and began running with fury. At the foot
of the hill he barely missed a street car,
and in turning around into the street 81
the left, the buggy struck a lamp post The
shafts were snapped, and the nag made
a;4O time toward the lower bridge, arriving
at which he was stopped and caught.
The Captain and his little boy wer'
thrown out, but fortunately neither wa in
iured.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-25

IEJURED BY A FALL.-Charles Spear, first
porter on the steamer Ironsides, slipped in
passing over q coal slide in the decks, yes
terdsy afternoon, and his breast struck with
the full weight of his body, upon the cor
ner of q work bench hard by. He wa in
jured in the breast some time since,
and the additional injury inflicted yester-
day may lsyhim up some time. He passed
the afternoon in very severe pain. DR..
Cushing was sent for, but we did not hear
the result of his investigation of the case.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-25

CASE POsTPOEED.-Cornelius Clary, charg-
ed with buying reVolvers of a soldier, was
brought for examination before Commits
siOner White yesterday, but the case was
noatnona6 Ia this
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TOLEDO mARKET--JuIy "a

Wheat 2 &c better. salss of white Michigan
n. a IN !. amhsr Michigan 81 ~. red W.bs,b
81 n.
~COrn-scarce, hrm and &c better. Sales At CSC.
bats sec
ReeefDts-For the past week: IS 1900 bush of
wheat; 9 200 bush corn; 5000 bush oats
shfpments-s7,C6Q bush wheat; 1900 bush
corn; 1900 bush oats,
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CITY NEWS

STITCHING AND ENBROIDERY.-Sewing ma
chine stitching of every description done
in the best style at III Superior, cor. Bank
street. GROVER * BAKER's
9-242:eod Sewing Machine Co. Rooms.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-25

NEW ADFEHtIbEMhNIbs
Houss and Lot-For Sale
Isaac Tofcs-LOst or Stolen.
A. {. Nslton & Co-strayed.
ser. H."-strAytd OF Stolen.
'rP.'-BOard Wanted.
HoFse-For Sale.
George Observation-Disclosures Hotel.
\. y. Oo.-FOr O~gdeDsburgh-
n. T. Oo.-For Chicago.
q. W. Morgan-Grand Organ Concert.
Thsyer a Munson-Insursnce.
Orumb, BasIington & Kenoall-Ta1eta six
Lake Superior Ticket-For Sale.
Employment Wanted Local n tice.
Rf7 st. Clair T. ost.
G. Reeves-Harvest Hands WsnTeu.
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PIrIsRURsH OH MARKEr
special sspOr. Cor the Daily LEAO.n.l

PIrrssURGH, July 24-6 ?. n.
The market for crude Petroleum is dropping.
sales comprise $500 bills, principally in bulk at
2Ic, equAIto2 &c packages includsd. The Allegheny
receipts are 1000 bbls. The river is in good boat
ing order, but falling. FIeights are plenty both
ways
Taris dull and nominal.
Sales Of BeuEole, free brilliant, at 40. The
market for refined is weaker; bonded, on this
spot, 43944c; free, 62Q64o- Sales Of 1900 bbls.
bonded, delivered at PhilAdeIPhia, at 5Izo. Sales
for October delivery, bonded, at Csc.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-25
BUFFALO -MAKKET-JuIy "a

III LHLIdKAEHsI
~FIOur-Steady.
Whe8t-2c better, demand good. eales Of No
l Chicago and Milwaukee spring ct 81 so.
COrn-Firm but quiet at TSA72kc.
uat5-Dul at SO by cargo.
Rye-Held at 9Oc
BarIcy-Sominhl.
Dn1sky-5Hles at 81 O6,
CANA Freighes-|To hew YOrh-Wheat l41z5,
corn RIO, oats &c.
Lake LmpOrts--Flour 23.21e bbls, wheat
I22 3L3 bu, corn 236, sos, oats 16l. 426.
Canal ExPOFts-Flour 1904 bbls, wheat 76, SIS
bu, corn z0S. $50, oats 10, 100.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-25

Presentation. John Sherman was in
the city yesterday, and stopped at the We'd
dell House last night.
Brig. Gen. E. OPdycke was at the
W,ddeII yesterday.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-25

GOVERNOR BRoUGH.-Gov. BrOugh still con
tinues to mend, and his physician and
friends indulge strong hopes of his re-
coyery,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-25

Soldiers, the place TO buy your clothing is
at Davis, Pefxotto & Co.'s Oak Hall, corner
Superior and Water streets.
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EEw YOmK mAnAsr-JuIy "a


lET THLsGaAFH-l
COttOn-HeaVy and fully 10 lower. Eales at
FIOur- 5sI0c better on common grades and
IOs 25o higher for good grades.
Tairs At S. 45a6 go for extra state; 81 35@
7 81 for extra round hoop Ohio; 81 6OAs 50 for
tIaie brands. Market closing firm.
Whisky-Eirm. Sales western at ~ ~,
better on Winter Wheat and 2A4c
better Oh spr ng. Sales At 81 35@i A for Chicago
spriag; 81 36@Sl IS for Boeiue spring. u $50
I42 for Milwaukee club; 81 1891 As tor amber
Milwaukee, 81 7OaI Is for winter led westerns;
81 81 for inferior do; 81 s29l IS for amber Mich
syeLQuiet and firm.
R~RrleY-Du and nominal.
Barley maIt-Du ! and nominal.
C~Orn-Opsnsd heavy aid lower but closed moro
steaey. Safes 1t S2AS3c for unsound; SS8Si1zc
for sound mixed western, and s5c for high mixed
Oats-Opgned heavy and closed hrner. Eales at
6006lc for western.
WOOl-DTil.
PetrOIeum-Quiet and steady. Ssles at 80
for crude; 6Io for refined in bond, aud 7O9Tlo
for refined free
~COnee-Quiet and firm.
S-ugar-SteadT. 5aks hhds Caha museOvado
at lUh9t3o.
M0lasses-nuu
Rice-aOre active and firm. Carolina 1O@IOH;
Rsngoon $40
~EOrk-Dull aud lower.
ga es at SSl l2ka32 80 for new mess, closing At
S3l IN for cash; 81 6O0 8 90 for 1854 mess
S23 OO924 90 Tor pri@ei s25 OOa2i 50 Tor prime
mess. Also 1000 bblI new mes, for August, sell
I.Ts' option, at $50 90.
R~eef-UnsUttled and more active. Sales at 10
al2o for plain mess and lOglAo for extra
mess.
Beef Hams-QuIet and firm.
Gut MeRtE-YsTY firm. Sales at 16a17o for
shoulders and l9%A23o for hams.
HaeOn-Dull.
L~ard-FiTmer at 1sL023Ko.
Hutter-Aetive and II m. sales ct 1890 for
Ohio aud 250S5 for state.
ghe6s6-HeAVy at 90I5Zo.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-25

Clothing of every style, shirts, and all
kinds of furnishing goods, at Davis Oak
Hall-the best place for a soldiar to get his
outfit.
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Light Artillery, left Nashville on Friday
for Camp Cleveland
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-25

New YORK stock MArket-July n.
IBI FHLRGRAPH-l
Rt0eka-HeaVy, Erie excepted.
Fort Wayne gss[; Rock Island 1896 North
western 271s; Erie s51s: Beading 1851; Ilino,s
Central scrip 1870; Cleveland a Pittsburgh os1ai
Cumberland zTttS RtifkhhthS h s!Is S. 66fB6A4s
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In LUCK To-DAY.-The 10Th Ohio regi-
ment will be paid off to-day and disbanded.
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Soldiers arriving from the front, after b.
ing paidiof, will find Davis Cak Hall the
place TO buy their clothing.
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~PATENToFFIcE AcENcY,
TINTED STATES AND FORETGN
PATENT OFFICE GEN

no, 3 Bank Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
We are prepared to transact business Of every
description relating to Inventions, Drawing, Ca
vests, Specifications, Patents, Infingemsnts, and
the Patent LAWS BORBIDGE 4 CO,
ANS Authorized Attorneys EaE Patents.
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$1,000 K~ewRrd.-Tbe above reward will be
sF-sa TO any person who eau furnish . Pr0sorip-
tou for Coughs, Colds, WhoopIng Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. shick-
LANDS Melinuous Cough Bslsam. This balsam
will cure ths abJve complaints, also splitting Of
blood and night swea,s. One bottle Is sufficient
for any one to try. The worst cases of chronic
cough, asthma, W~hOoping cough aud primary cases
Of consumption are cured by DR.. strickiand's Mel
nhuous Cough Balsam. 1t can be had at any
Druggists-
Benton & Tunham, Agents. Cleveland, o. m6:R5
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-25

Fpou LAKE S~UPERIoR.-The Ironsides,
C,ptsin J.. E. Turner, arrived from Lake
Superior at nine o'clock, yesterday morn
ing. She left Bayfield, on Tuesday, July
an. Ontonagon the following morning,
Esyle River Wednesday afternoon, Portage
Te2e Thursday and Marquette Friday
evning. Met the steamer Traveller at
Fade River, and Pewsbic at Marquette,
boInd up. Captain Coyne had two vessels
sImp side the schooner Ballard, snnk off
Esyie Harbor last fall, and he expected to
ba2s her raised and by the dock on Thurs
dar last. The schooner Mary Collins was
uposding at Portage Lake. At Marquette
were twenty-five vessels waiting for car
goes, The Iron City passed the saulty
bound up Thursday night. Saw the onlteo
States surveying steamer Search oil Eagle
river, and the war steamer Michigan AZ tne
sault. bound to Mackinsc. The following
vessels passed the Sault Canal on the dates
THfssffnofs VIII iliFKia4ddtth b !, FBsm9Hi' Z; =
Watt Sherman goth, no vessels 2lst,
down, St. Andrew, Jurs, Q. Il. Walker
ed, up, Tartar, frankie Wilcox.
The Ironsides brought down 100 tons o.
copper, consigned to Malone, Petit and
Co., from the Cliff and National Mines; Isl
tons of iron ore for the Cleveland Iron Min.
ing Company, and some miscellsneOuI
freight. She will leave this port for thu
north shore at eight o'clock Wednesday
evening, from the dock of Malone, Petit
Co. She will touch at all points of inter
est on the south shore also. A brass ban'
will be on board.
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OHIOAaO MARkET-JuIy "a

UE1IUAHU MAbAHIsaJuIy a
[By Telegraph
~RTOuF-AoiVe and advanced 1OaI5o.
Wheat-Bore active and advanced 90. Sales
No 1 at 81 III and 81 O59l o. for No.2.
COrn-Firm Sales ct 6ls61Lo for No. il
and 6Oc for No. q
sBats-Ffrm and AdVauoed Ic. Sales at40aiO5zc.
PrOVislOns.s-Quist. Mess pork a29 OOas0 VI
and prime mess SIS OOa24 o.,
HighWines--DulL
Freights-AoiNs. Corn 7c, Wheat - to
BuffalO.
ReeeiPts-FIOur. 5000 bbs; wheat, 5000 bu,
corn, 2zl ,UOO,
HIGHF EXCHANGES.
Wheat-S1 fOaI a for Mol,
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ToNsoRIAL
TRIUMPH OF ART.
wig Making and Ladies' Hair Dressing
Vim. DAY, As Public square,
HAS ALL THE LATEST INVENTORS IN WIG HOSK.

y TIE ILLUSION wI9-U fits to a charm.
OURL5-FRENCH NATURAL BlEGLEcS--
Jus received tdirscD . large quantity Of thi, bean
tiful hair. Ladies please call, examine and see Tor
yourselves.
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CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND, |
JulV 2Igt. 1865.

Just been received:
CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND,
July 2ISt, 1865.
EDIToR LKADER: 1t is with feelings of
the greatest pleasure that We wish to an
ounce to our friends, through the columns
of the LEADER, that the 23d Ohio Veteran
Volunteers will be in Cleveland on or about
the 9Th inst, there to receive our final
discharge, and re-possess ourselves of the
right TO assume the privileges and duties of
citizens once again.
The day following our arrival, it is ex-
pected that the monument, erected in
Woodland cemetery TO the memory of de-
ceased members Of the 23d regiment will
be dedicated with appropriate ceremonies.
It is expected that Generals ScammOn and
Hayes, former commanders of the regi-
ment, will be there to meet us, and others
of the former officers. All of the former
members of the regiment and our friends
generally are invited to meet us.
The dedication will probably take place
on the 2Sth inst, though possibly it may
be delayed a day later. A more definite
notice will be given in time for those 10 at
tend who may wish to do SO.
Yours, Salts.