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VIE dHIE1s . LII u r OIs lIhH h1-AH1s
VIII restore Gray Hair to it's ORIGINAL COLOR;
strengthens and promotes the growth of the weakest
hair: stops it's falling out in three days; keeps the
head clean, cool and healthy; can be used freely;
contains nothing Injurious; THE BEST HAIR DRESS
ING EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC; it is recon.
mended and used by the first medical authority
Sold at the drug stores and at my office, No. 1913
Broadway, New York.
assure all persons the above preparation will do
9ll that is claimed for it,
jylo-lm SARAH A. CHEvALIEIs, NJ. D. .
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HThe2English Ship Commission has re-
ported against the construction of a vessel on
Capt. Cowper Coles design, which they OBJ
jected to chiefly on account of its being for g
Sne tn snip; ana IL i. stleo taas shey pre-
so it will doubtless be decided 10 build the Her.
cules on Mr.. Reeds plan, which has q rurret
at each end of the ship.
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~ The Albany Journal announces that Sir
Edward Lytton Bulwer, the illustrous novel.
ist, poet and statesman, has become utterly
deaf, and been forced to abandon the society
sven Of his most intimate friends. He has gone
10 Paris to live unseen, under the professional
care Of the worlds most eminent aurist, resid.
ing there,
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NOT FEW OF THE WORST DISORDERS that
afflict mankind arise from corruptions of the blood
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA
is o remedy of the utmost value. III 256m
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ADJUSTMENTS,


GROWERS NEW THEATER,
Pennsylvania avenue. near Wizards Hotel.
The Management would respectfully announce
that In consequence TRH%rHh6,,s Sf the r,rpopr
which it has created he has acceded to the univer-
i'' 81
Of the exquisite hsms 5 6rsrf oT; Of
THE CRICKET osSi oSi THE HEARTH,
With al its Beautiful Scenery Charming Tableaux,
Magic Changes s0nSsii SuGTsTa,, GG2fss, &C.
in an elegant dance. To conclude. with capital
Hpai1sf HFTER ks%Rf TH
ear MORROW TIHGHHR HH SheEiaans elegant COM
OXFORD. OXFORD! OXFORD!
MUSIC HALL AND THEATER,
Ninth street, fronting on Pennsylvania avenue.
Second week of the great Vocalist,
MAUDE sTANLY.
Second week of
JIM. MORTIMER.
Second week Of
WALTER wENTwO ORTIZ,
The unrivalled Gynast,
Together with
MILE ROLETTE,
MRS. ANTONIO,
HARRY RAYNOR, b..
G. MCMILLAN,
J.C. GRANKLIN.
MASTER BARRY,
And Grand Corps de Ballet, consisting of
TWELVE BEAUTIFUL YOUNG LADIES'
FRIDAY NEXT, Benefit of
HARRY RAYNOR.
MAT1NEE EVERY WEDNESDAY,
MILITARY HALL.
397 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between Al and 9th streets.
HzHSz H$ESS $kS zSssssS$SSssSSH$HS$ zzsSsSSSSSsSSSHh$HsE:
First appearance Of
cHAktEY cHAAkkEY PETR1EE, PEFk1E,,
JENNIE JENNIE SMITH, SMITH,
NELLIE LULA,
MaRE MARE G9TEsSs, G9EEsSs,,
OUR STOCK COMPANY
CONSISTING OF
sAt11E sAEIIE sSsBhEEEE44ssBB: ssSsDhEE4sB::
MASTER BARNEY,
IDA WALLACE,
" O. NACHMAN,
G. NACHMAN,
CH RICHTER.
CHI. RICHTER.
CONCERT EVERY NIGHT.
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n6It is proposed to run a telegraph wire
from San Francisco southwark through Me1i-
co and the Isthmus, to ali the principal South
American cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-19

~The London Athen9um says Of Belle
Boyd's book that acoming from the lips Of 3
foolish woman, such nonsense should be met
with laughter; but it is no matter for mere
Inerriment when Englishmen are found weak
enough to believe, and rash enough to publish.
irritating and scandaious libels upon the rulers
of a great and sensitive peopIen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-19

@The petrified bones of mammoth animals
have recently been found in large numbers
near Yorktown, in the York river. Immense
ribs, four inches in diameter, and sections Of
spinal vertebrR, ten inches in diameter, ara
among the specimens recently brought to
Fortress Monroe by excursionists to the point
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-19

HELMBOLDS EXTRACT OF FSARSAPARILLA
ceanses and renoyates the blood instils the vigor
of health into the system, and purges out the hu-
mOrs that make disease. m 256m
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COLaATE,s HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and enollent in its nature, ragyanly scented
and extremely beneficial in its action upon the skin
For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
ion
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
"Eu, in the Lexicon ef You,h

Which Fate rsserres to q brigkt Manhood
There's no sHch tcord as FAILFp
And in the history Of Dyspeptic Man theis need 90
no gloomy future full of hypochondriacal fear Tor
one draught of the wonderful appetizer and healer
PLANTATION BITTERS, will scatter the dark
clouds of Despondency and bid Hope "teli her fiat
tering tale" again. For Heartburn, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Heaviness, Languor, Headache and
Low Spirits, this is the only remedy. If you are
suffering from Dyspepsia or any of it's attendant
evils, use Plantation Bitters, and you will find
there is mo such word as fall Jy 19-lw 3
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SUMNER RESORTS.
DENTISTRY.

GREAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
e1traes % to ca call at DK LEVI IS .ofhce, and (~
have them taken out without pain.
Also call and examine the DoctOr's g new and I'M
proved method ofinserting ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
If you see the great Improvement in his teeth,
and valuable one. Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver
and Rubber Plates at the old price. we have not
advanced the price on our work since the great
change in gold.
No. 2l2 Penn'a avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets. o...
jan26-ly 8. H. LEWlE, M D., Dehtlst.
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1It is estimated that there still remain in
Texas from one hundred thousand TO one hun.
dred and fifty thousand bales of the old crop Of
cotton, while, owing to various unfavorasle
circumstances, e. 1t is thought that this years
is also calculated that there are within the
State, accumulated during the war, five mid.
lien pounds Of wool. - -'I - =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-19

.- ~ The Provost Marshal OF Lynchburg, Vir-
ginia, compels butchers to bring the hides and
horns OF the animals they kill for market, and
expose them at their stalls along with the meat
This is done in order that cattle or sheen
which have been stolen from the rightful own.
ers, and sold to them, may be identified, and
the thief traced .r. .ss.-. .. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-19

THE CAPTURED REBEL CoTroN-Claimants
of the captured rebel cotton sold at this port by
the cotton agent, Mr.. Draper, amounting to
more than four millions of dollars, have sbeen
paid over to the Treasury Department; and
Mr.. Draper, to whom the papers of claimants
have hitherto been presented for reference to
the proper authorities at Washington, has
been instructed by the Treasury department
for the value of any property captured and
put into the hands OF its agents by the military
authorities Claimants are to be SO informed,
and will be allowed to withdraw their papers
for presentation to the Court Of Claims, as pro.
vided by the terms Of the act Of Congress of
March IL, 1868.
The sales of cottons will be continued. and
the exaggerate receipts will probably exceed
i've, millions at this port.-Nelo York Post,
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FINANcIAL.-The New York stock market
is unsettled and weak. There is an underlined
apprehension OF a coming tightness in money,
and some of the brokers show considerable
canton and a desire to get rid of stocks.
The same feeling extends to governments.
Some of the larger holders show disposition
to sell at lower prices, and the transactions on
the street in Five-twenties We're quIte consider
able at 1G54 a1O63s for the old issue; the new
issue sold at the board at 104a-a decline ofx.
Certificates of indebtedness are q lower for
the new series; the expectation of large future
issues produced disposition to sell these Sc
curities.
State stocks are dull. Railroad bonds are
rather more active, with no change in value.
The money market is unsettled. Loans are
not offered so freely. as there is an expectation
OF higher rates.
Gold continues firm, and speculative move.
ments favor further advance. The bulls are
buying freely, and the bears show no DISPOSE
ton TO put out options. Gold is offered at loan
in large amounts at 1-32 per cent. per day, but
without finding borrowers. There Were rn1nors
yesterday on the street of an Intention on the
part of Secretary McCulloch to order sale OF
a large amount of the surplus gold in the Sub.
Treasury; but the report lacked confirmation.
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IDEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND uN.
DPRINCIPLED DEALERS endeavoring to dis
nose OF their PoWn and other preparations on tho
reputation attained by HEL1B01DH GENuINB
PREPARATIONS. mar &-Sm
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BROKEN-DOWN SYSTEM.

i'm SARAH A. CHEvAL1ER, NJ. D.
The New York herald., 1865-05-20
,nFTICB OF PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
TWENTy EIguTrt nryrnrND

Notice n hereby given The Board Directors have
shis day declared Dividend Of Eve @ cent out Of the
net earninNs OF the ending April 30 payable the
Office Of tho Company on Tuesiay, 23d inst. ..
The Transfer books will be sloscf on Wednesday t7lh
Inst and reopened on Thursday, 10th inst. ..I
BY order Of tho Hoard Of Dpgtcrs
THEODORE r. JOHNSON, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1865-05-20

A oENTLEmAN, AGED z5 OF COMMERCIAL ExPE.
z, rlence ana wea acquented-vth the French language
descs an eSgg ncntsas traveller for wcii established
house LneNeptionablc r-r'fences Address j. w. NJ,
The New York herald., 1865-05-20
FINANCIAL.

Mooney TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
l Real Estate In sums OF from $1,000 $500 Apply
70 AMHERST WIGHT SON, attorneys at law 29
Broadway, room "a, New York
The New York herald., 1865-05-20

MECHANICS AND TRADERS BANK JERSEY CRY
Nl Nay ~ ieosNoce IL hereby given that al the crcu
kng notes OF hs bank must be 10 the
sss Bank Of jersey City for redemption without delay
j. ~ FOX. Cashier
The New York herald., 1865-05-20

CALEsMAN wANTED-iN A RETAIL FANCY GOODS
- aud trimming store In the country; liberal salary win
be rycn TO who understands his business thoroughly
and take charge OF Il In the absence propretor.
unexcep.i0nabo references required Address H. W. ",
Herald Orice,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27
FINANCIAL 9 COMMERCIAL.
YEDnssDAT Er1srss, July o, 1855

hABAnEDAA ANhLllNN - 30 1871
Tbs money market Is steady. The demand for
discounts to day Vss rather more active, but made
no decided impression upon the market. Currency
is in good supply. Exchange is easy and firm At
%aH OF buying and par selling.
The geld market ruled firm to-dsy, though with
out decided change, closing at 1857. The tendency
is apparently upward, though the advance will be
slow.
The Second National Bank to-day sold $780, 100
in ssven-tbirties. The Commercial National Bank
sold yesterday and to. day S4OO,Oc0.
The general mark t. are somewhat unssttled.-
The smsnd for Flour Is light, and the market Is
firm and Without ~quotsbIe change.
Wheat con inues unsettled, and the market IL
fsverish No. 2 red sold at $3.50; No. 1 red with
cut sale. closing Arner ct SI,sO@I, SO asked.
Corn Is dull, and we quote the market nomlnAl
at Toe.
Oats are stesdy, with . moderIte demand.
The Provision market e firm and steady. The
demand is good.
Produce is unchanged, and trade in the aggre-
gate is only moderate.
HIghwinsS are firm at S2,O5. Alcohol and spI-
rits are better.
The Petroleum market is steady, with only q
moderate demand for refined.
The following were tho receipts and shipments
at this point by Railroad, Lake and Canal OF lead
ing articles during the twenty-four hours ending
At aaven oicIock this marnfnz.
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GOLD &
Bought nt Highest Market Rates.
Cleveland wholesale Market

WEDNESDAY EvEHIEG, July &c, 1885.
Freights-Tho following are the rates by Lake
(teaml snd Rail from this port to New York and
Boston. All Rail rates are i've cents higher.
To New YOrk.-First class ESQ; Second class:
TIE; Third class Too Fourth class: 400. Flour,
500.
To Boston.-First class: Sl,Os; Second class /:
$50; Third class: 75o; Fourth class: 45o. Flour:
9Oo.
FIOur-Firm, but In only moderate trade de-
msnd. City made Xxx red held at $3.50; do do Xxx
white $780,. Country brands Xxx red 81, GO;
do do Xxx white 81, 6O@9,OO.
Wheat-The marEet continues ieyerish and .
good deal unsettled, tending upward. sales to-day
wore 5000 bu and 1890 bu No. 9 red from store a.
Sl,6O. No sales Of No. 1 red, the market elosing
nominal at 81, sO9l,s asked.
C~Orn-LemGnd light. We could hear Of no sales
to-day, and quote nOmInslly at zoo for sound No.
2mixed from store.
Oats-Quiet. Sale / car from store at 5Io.
Rye-Quiet. Held at SOC from store.
BarIey-Inaotive and nominal.
POrK-Firm At SSI, 90 for city packed mess.
Lard-Frn at $50 for city rendered 10 tiercss.
Beef-Olty Mess held at $1,000, with light de-
mAnd.
Smoked M~eAts-ActiVe and firm. salss 5000
lbs sugar.oured hams, canVAsled, at 80; 1000 rs
dried beef, cAnVAsssd, at 29o.
Butter-The market Is firm and steady at ala
&c for good shipping lots Of Western Reserve.
C~heese-Firm but unchanged at IOalso with
an upward tendency.
Eggs-In good demand, but irregular. Sales OF
10 bb.s at go 10 bblB at 23e g bbls ct Gle; 8 bbls
at zoe.
HighW1nes-Du'I ct S2,O5 asked
AleOhOI-Bstter Held st s4l464,l9 for 90
per cent. Cologne Spirits, ssc per cent, 1873.
Neutral Proof Spirits 81 229R,S.
PstrOlsum-Ths market Is steady at 6E06se
for round lots refined; 67@Gsc for mall lots de.
Lake FIsh-In moderate demand and steady.
whitshSh, $500; PIckerel $500 Herring 1915;
Trout ST,75.
Dried AppIes-steady. Sales $50 bbls at So,
pay for packages.
Feathers-In demand at 75c . u for nice live
geese.
-~sAIa-stsadY. Held st s8.s5 for Fine; $3.50
for Coarse.
-AA&RAA RaEaaEzAaEkst IssAdy. We quOts
Sl4,o0i Ksnnett SIC, 90; PALE Ors.m IN. Pot,
SL4. uAn ana quarter bsrrels IN DFoporff0hs
Water Ltme-OsWsgO and Akrsn held al
$40.
PIaatsF-"PoVOHrS" land plaster 5000 per
ton; Caleined $500 y Dbl.
HOps-Firm. New York STATE 46050o, accord
ing to quality Ohio 25@SOo.
NaIE-stssdy. Barley Malt hald at $40 per
bnheL.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

Board OF Trade AND FREE DELIVERY OF
LETTERs.-Mr. s. F. Lester yesterday after
noon introduced the following resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted:
ResoEued, By this Board of Trade, that the
system of Free Delivery of Letters and Pa
Pers, introduced here mainly by the indef-
stigable exertiOns of our worthy Postmaster,
E. CoWles, Esq, meets with our hearty ap-
provsl, and we respectfully ask of his sue
cessor in Office a continuance of the same
system, believing the convenience of the
mercantile, as well as all classes Of the
community, is largely promoted thereby.
RESOLVED, That the Secretary be requested
to transmit q copy Of these resolutions TO
the present Postmaster; also to G. A. Bene-
dict, Esq, recently appointed his successor
in office, and that he also furnish the daily
papers Of the city with q copy for publica-
ton.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

POLICE CoURr.-The following docket was
disposed of at the Police Court yesterday
morning:
Drunkenness - James McVane, John
Hart, Michael Brophy, Joseph Kreutzing,
fined 81 and costs; Mary Murphy, fined
the costs Robert Payne, sent to the Work
House go days.
Disturbance-James Lee, fined S. and
costs, and sent TO the Work House so dsys;
Norman Il. Chelsey and Nelson a. Bsster,
John Furnell, C. McIlrath, fined s. and
costs; Morris F~urnival, fined S. and costs.
Violating Hay ordinsnce-William Boa,
fined 81 and costs.
Violating Bridge Ordinance-Issac Cen
ter, fined IS and costs.
Carrying Concealed WespOns-Frederick
Hoffman, fined 81 and costs.
Keeping House of Ill ~Fsme-sarah Deaus
fined $40 and costs.
Residing in same-Mary De Year and
Hattie Stanton, fined S. and costs.
Visiting same-John Yancy, John Will
Jams, John johnson md John Buell., each
fined So and costs.
RPermitting Nuisance-H. & b. c. Brock
way, fined the costs.
Assault and Battery = Peter C~Arrigan,
fined $40 and costs, and Michael Stump,
6ped$5 and costs, .rs
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

ABoLD ASSAULT AND RoBBKRY.-Mr. Chss.
Carter, son of Rev. L. Carter, was going
home Tuesday night about half past ten
O'Clock, when he was knocked down and
robbed on Euclid avenue. BE had nearly
reached Erie street when he discovered two
men standing on the walk, apparently en-
gagged in earnest conversation. As he got
abreat Of them, they stepped a little aside,
as if TO give him clear passage. They held
small invisible steel wire the other end Of
which was fastened TO the fence. This being
stretched q few inches above the walk,
young Carter was tripped by it. They
spraug as if TO assist him, and he was about
10 thank them when he Ess seized by the
throat by one Of the gsrroters, while the
other wrenched of his gold watch from its
zutta percba chain. Fortunately they miss
ed a large amount of money he had in q
pocket on the inside of his vest. They
then struck him a heavy blow on the back
Of the head, which prostrated him and cut
. bad cash. Before be could rise and give
the alarm, the rufians hsd escaped. He
reached home and had q surgeon summon-
ed who dressed his wounds. He is doing
well.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

A NIGHT OF IT AT THE HoHH.-The LIST
New York Cavalry, Colonel j. 8. Platson,
which was expected to arrive here about
ten o'clock Tuesday night, did not reach
the city until n o'clock yesterday morn
ing. The men were detained by the giving
out, q little this side of Wellsville, of ont
of the two engines attached to the train.
The regiment numbered SI7 men, and was
accompanied by shout q score of women
wives of the oficers-sud several children
and a multitude of such pets as dogs, cats,
'coOns, 'possums, &c.
The men have been in service in Western
Yi-ei-is- and, though having seen hard
timesI come BACK WIN T1ry full ranks.
The regiment was recruited about Roches-
WrJ HnTUuor aOn40H
a splendid brSso bad wos in attendance,
and while the men were eating ct the Home,
the members discOursed most excellent mu-
sic. All were accommodated at two sit
tings. After all had been served, the band
played several pieces, when the men took
q special train, about four o'clock, for Buff
fslo.
It was q very brad night for the officials
at the Home, as they had not their full
force present. It was daylight and after
before the work was finished. During all
the hours the ladies worked with q will,
and received all the reward they wished,
in the gratitude of the soldiers who enjoyed
the fruits of their efforts.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

OK Duty AT THE DEPoT.-Co. E, 22d v. R.
c., consisting of about th%irty-fve men,
have just been detailed to do provost duty
at the Union depot. They will take their
meals st the Soldiers Home, and hold
themselves in readiness at all times to rem
der any assistance to the officials of that in
stitution, which it may be necessary for
them to give.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

DIsGRAcFUL CoEDUcT OF SoLDIERs.-We re
ceived the following note yesterday, giving
an sccount of martial coDfscation and vio-
lence, which we are sorry to be obliged TO
believe:
EDITOR LEADER This Tuesday, after
moor a train containing the first New York
GgAygslry, stopped at our station, HsmmOnds
Railroad, on their way to Cleveland. While
here some of them entered my store, dur
ing my absence, robbed my drawer of what
money it contained, stole hats tobacco,
che.aS .nthsr art;cise- waSa FkeiS Knives
flour, threw weights at my clerk, WIN tried
to restrain them, and finally drew a num-
Der of revOlvers on him. The hats, tobacco.
cheese and such articles I would gladly
have given them, but l felt very much an
noyed at their other proceedings.
l have been in the service as a Captain
in the I39th Pennsylvania Volunteers, and
my clerk was also First Lieutenant in I'd
Ohio Infantry. We have both seen soldiers
in all their various forms and capacities,
bummers, s~trsgglers, skulks, &c, but we
never yet saw q regiment. or q large
fraction of a regiment of robbery wearing
the United States uniform. Pass the LIST
New York Cavalry along. Have the rail-
road officials, who transport them, give no.
tice to merchants on their route, 30 they
can close their places of business:
Yoursrespectfully,
E NJ. JENKIRs.
~ammondsvill Jnly Is. 1865.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

ARRIVAL OF BATTERY A.-Bsttery A,1sto.V.
L. A, arrived at the Union Depot Tuesday
night and after breakfast at Messrs. Wheeler
and Russell's dining rooms, yesterday
morning, marched over to Camp. The Bat
terry numbers about $50 men, under cOm-
mAnd Of Captain Charles W. scoville and
L~ieutenants Rigler and Davis. 1t was re-
cruited in C~uyahoga, Portage and Summit
counties, and organised at Camp Chase, and
went into service in Kentucky in 1851, it
being one of the first organizations to cross
the river. It set out with full ranks under
Captain COtter, now Colonel, "COttsr's
Battery" won q fair name in the Depart
ments of Ohio, Tennessee and Cumberland.
The men will be paid of in few days
and disbanded.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27
HsmmOndsville. July IS, 1865.

THE ORGAN CONCERT IN 0BERLIE.-A cor
respondent from Oberlin sends us the fol-
lowing note concerning Mr.. Morgan'so organ
concert in that place on Tuesday evening /:
1.-THE organ concert here last night was a
decided success, Mr.. Morgan delighting all
by his complete mastery Of his instrument.
The Overture to william Tell was given
with especial br illisncy, and was enthusi-
astically encOred. The Musical Union sang
with great spirit two fine choruses from
Hsydn's Creation accompanied by Mr..
Morgan. The house wa extremely well
filed there must have been more than a
thousand persons present"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

ORGAE CoEoIRT Te-NIeHT.-All our music
loving citizens will remember that this is
the night set for Nj. G.. W. Morgan's
second organ concert, which will be given
in the First Presbyterian Church. His
FIRST concert wa so successful, that we doubt
not he will be greeted with a still larger
house tonight. This will be the last op-
~pOrtunity, for q long time, of hearing this
distinguished orgsnist.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

TERRIBLE CAsUALTY.- We learn from the
EIYria Democrat that Mr.. John Mills, a
with a terrible death last Friday. He was
engaged in moving with q machine, and
his horses being fractions, he was thrown
in front of the cutter, and both feet were
instABtIy aAvHrNd from bfa fNSs Thfa~s
course threw him down, and one arm was
cut of, and his side severely lacersted, be-
fore he could be rescued. He was then
taken to his house, when death soon put an
end to his sufferings. He leaves q wife and
several children.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

SALE OF HORSES AND MULEs.-An adver-
tisement appears in another column, con-
corning the sale at various points, of gov
eminent horses and mules, to which we
wish to call the attention of all interested
therein. It is q rare chance for farmers
and tsamsters to make a bargain in the
purchase of teams.