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Foreign News.
Arrival of the stcouer cuba.


HALIFAX, July 2-The steamer Cuba from
Liverpool the Esd via Queenstown the oath
of June, hiss arrived with three days later
dates.
Great Eastern in order mat she may be
ready TO leave her moorings at the latest on
the 18th Of June The whole Of the 1860
knots of new cable has been completed.
The weight ofthe new cable is about thirty
eight hundred weight per mile, which is
almost double the weight Of the original
Atlantic cable. The total quantity of cable
10 be taken out will exceed 2,70O miles.
The Austrian commander appears to nave
concentrated a great portion of his army in
front cEUPpsr Silesis, by which he may
commence an attack on Prussia
on the Prussian side the strictest.orders
are given against a surprise. The advance
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ORDER OF ISSUING CERTIFICATE OF MEMBERSHIP.

Fort S. Ones haem Csdnateo Membership is issued, with tone Of the following bsuh-
full ShI Rgravngs: 1.-THE LITTLE wANDERER" from the original by the eminent Artist
TaCs FEAD, ESj or GATHERING APPLES" a charming Rural scene, from the ongnLI BY
JEROME TH0MPS0E,E Esq -
FmH SO T0 Shmsr or Certificates are ISSUED, with whch the holder receives e uprbs Steel En-
of the Amehan authors, {" WASHINGTON IRvIN n HIS FRIENDS Al SUNNY
SIDE, from tn great National Painting by DARLEY 6sCHUESSEL .E.- 81. -e+.-
FpS 5 Three Shsos~ or Certificates eh sae, with which the Older receives the charming Ale
EngTavng on sIs entitled "MERCYs DREAM" from that Origins, by tee great Anhn
Am, D HUNTINGTON, ESQ.,
FGN -Four shares or Certificates ri sd,w mR whhh ehdar receives the superb Chrome
printed c6s and bede xduivey by the q" Au Association" z" A AMERICAN
AUTUMN by tbs celebrated ArhsJF F. ROPsEY, Esq
FmS So Ten Shares or trihatsa s issued with whkh the hdhr receives choice ARTIST
PROOF or 1.-THE Of the following subjects: :" WASHINGTON IRVING N HIS FRIENDS A 7
SUNNYsIDEi' "CROPsEYS AMERICAN AUTUMN or g MEkCYs DREAM"
being rdouhedM land gud by the Artist making hmn rare nd desirable
EOE-T Plates Of the Engnings having bn ROpd By tho Association on the most liberal
terms, they are enabled to offer entirely lew works at the lowest pubhhas rate. ThHn seen
purmsers of Certificates not only receive once the value of their money in the EngraTngs
fnstG Galleries Of Painting lin the country.
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THE CROSBY OPERA HOUSE!
VALUED AT SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
The Hundred Choice and Valuable OIL PAINTINGS!

By teh first AmhanA Artist, among which @-
BIERDTADSTs Great Painting, entitled /" THE Y o EMITE VALLEY" valued at
-".- " TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARSt .---
CROPsEYS Great Work, entitled AN AMERICAN AUTUMN Aud at sX THOUSAND
- DJLLARSl " E" FM. -# - @
A glorious AuumnsL Landscapes muts by 4het in G1e,a 1.-THE original from which the ChromO
EnsraHng' printed In AS exSGySy for the soceHe, wa tAke1- This he Workb FL.
RVING HIS FRIENDSEy valued at FIY THOUsaND Liza sT
Engraving Gobs issued to- haeNddnO is engraved md is NOV exhibiting BY the
-. Association at Cincinnati
HARTS charming and okbraedP Painting of Ammcsn Scenery, enhned WOODS IN
~ ATTU1N.n ulqSG FIv HoUsAND potLARsL .,u
CONSTANT MEYERS chhatsiP Painting entitled" . RECOGNITION" valued at w THOU
-1- DOLLARSN
A large Historically Work thu sy of BHns Field S1saouts by u feet. Now exhibiting by the
Boards Great Western Ladbcapee entitled DEER ON THE Pr AIRIE.. 1Iued at -FOUR
-- THOUSAND D0LLARSi
Size smts feet by 10. Now in the Crosby Art Gallery F
GIGN0UXS magnificent Landscape entitled g ALPINE SCENERY, vdued at THREE HoU
A EHf SAND D0LLARSu ..H "E ~
This splendid Gallery embracing specimens ofnenys all the Leading Painters HeUunhym and Illus
tdDg nearly very School Of American Art, will alec comprHs thee entire pnAeo collection or Mr.
CpsIyJ including those we'll known md fTOie paintings, the "SCH0OL EXAMINATION
TREAT and LECT HI BRIDAL Dress Also
The Original LneSIze Bust Il Abraham Lincoln, from Life,
Exautedn the uet Cnrs SEmrT Marble, by L. " v0LK, to which has been assigned LA
in tn WOlds ExPidoD,p be held at Parish 1897 5VaId at TwO thousand DOnauf
Nwo IN xhdt at the Crosby Art aHery.
NOTE-Mr VOLK has gneoudyA ated tot the purchase Of hss splendid york by the s0da
ton trusting hiatt the person to- homn shall awaridN n cNet to its being exhibited at the
Worlds Exposition as innnded,w with proper security for It's sakty
In orah that very Certificates shall snhte heh holder a premium in the wartt tho Association
will in adhnn to the 32 premiums enmptda ward every mImhH who shalt not have received
of hss I'M an engraving of the pR HoaS.E ~EH E-HEEHarE-#
q Toembeu sp public ouds for themselves Of the grtm merit ofh@eP dnhngA the anHs col
unI In award takes place. parts alternately at thu Crby, Gallery, in the CPMa HouH,I hhgo
at the Art Institute G5 Broadway New Wk ,hshohsu of Cshhersb being nnhedo Admh
sion free ochaga
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the CHIEF CAUSES OF PEs1ILEMce DESTROYED

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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-04

Arr PoIsoNERs.-We learn that complaints
are made by parties in the country that hun
dreds Of sheep killed by the recent storm,
are suffered TO decay on the ground, thus
breeding a horrible stencil, and e~ndangering
the lives of the community.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-04
The First Premium,
CROSBY'S { HOUSE,

satutden Washington swt; cdugo with hOssg %O fS BY $50 as.1 depth, hIe stob@
ne oed ue finest buildings uA America. -Four spacious stores each 80 BY $50 ht, two on each
Tdeof the grand land imposing entrance to the Opera Hee, dvhe between then tsh art tory Of
this ma6hkst mpho II art The remaining dos are occupied omo@E d studios Ths annua
rental Of this portion Of the buht%s s1c%Hys0 Of the oPs a 6sT%s PrRT; rs aR.snt& $1,000
q" Crosby x GALLERY" and form once aem most agreeable ATTRACTIONS hnhC Chicago
ohs
convey to e wOh have ntH swdH il, my adequate idea Of it's exceeding richness and beauty. II is
prOancedby all to be thief n@tin the world
Te Subscription Books win Close o n aturdny n ad of sept, 1855.
aud on the IHO of OCTOBER 6lowing,h the award Of premiums will be publicly m&sst the Opera
House. under the sd direction da committee representing the h.rhAdes OF an sedrs Of thu
IHhdin 6 days
The Prmfumsw viii be ready for delivery tnmdAhyu pona rsLt Of hsa wndb being kn0wn;
AN UNfNCUMBFRED TITLE TO THE CBosBY OPERA HOUSE, subject ohyt the sThdnE k~s
her rents ta accrue to the person to whom thep property shall be rewarded, from the day upon which the
awards hslb bel made. normatNn relative to the utsS will b furnished on application al the real
state husOfM ass Rs6 Ays, Chicago
NorrE-InI ordering CrHnats,p please name Enravngd desired 1.-THE Egraung be forwarded
or Gneniads with address Of Town. County md State carefully wrttens nny CerdhaSh fully
registered &Z
A and directed either to No % Crbys OpmA House, Chkgo,o o No. 65 Bydway, New YTk.
Thief following letter an sYidnoe Of the deep interest taken by the Chicago public nthes uooSs
of the enterprise, and Of tev warns ProvAl the plan by gsnsmen Of high mneraA aud personal
GzAsO, H. JuueI h 1866
U H CROSBY, Esd: --lH. -
DEAR SIR -Weha benp pleased okant you have decided to sdpt the ut nhn" phn-
nhed disposition of your pma HBs
Will we smd be glad to Know of your success in nba an enterprise, undcra nyc circumstances,
it would add greatly to our satisfaction to rhet that in aoompHshn your own wishes you hsd
river additional Impetus the Development of Hshenc taste mongtu u.s. That sv would be only
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we have nodouf,a and congratulate the pgR on I'M h,e vel a. upon me HNs IN
snHpn will bel fairly Audhonoabye conducted With every wish that you nay succeed, " Ws
dear sir - E Yours Very I1nyL
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guards are doubled and videtts are placed
on the rising ground from which they can
look into Bohemia Patrols are constantly
watching the frontier and signal lights are
my. On the side of Austria the guard of
the frontier Of Bohemia is not 90 strict.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-04

FrEE WoRks.-We are requested to insert
the followinglnote
Editors Leader:
The ordinance prohibiting the explosion
of FIRE works in this city, will be suspended
to-day, the 4th inst
II. NJ. CHGPTS, Mayor.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-04

STREET CARS on TIE FoeRrH.-By request
Of the city authorities the Kinsman street
and East Cleveland roads will not run cars
below the Park during the 4th. On the
Kinsman street road cars will run every 10
minutes after 9 g. m, from the Park to
Woodland Cemeterv-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-04

Close OF TIE DRAuGrIc SEAsoN.-The
present dramatic season at Mr.. Ellsler's
Academy of Music will close on Saturday
evening of this week. There is to be, we
understand, no important changes in the
Company.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-04

IMMENSE SHIPPING REcEIPTs-The grain,
and flour reduced to a grain standard, re-
ceived by lake, railroad, and canal, at the
port of Buffalo, during the month of June,
amount to the enormous quantity of 49,
$50, 4lO bushels.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-04

BALLOON AscExsrox.-If the weather be
favorable the ascension will take place from
Monumental Park, near the flagstaff, be-
tween three and four P. n. this afternoon.
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CITY NEWS.

CORNER sroNE LAtp.-The corner stone Of
the Congregational Church ediace was laid
in East Cleveland with appropriate cere-
mouies ct hur o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-04
Gen. Lane sim Living
TrOttiBg Match.

New York, July 5-In the great trot on
the Union Course yesterday for a purse of
$4,000, contested by Dexter, Gen. Butler
and Commodore Vanderbilt, Dexter was
winner. All five heats were made in the
tweDties and the last in 22l4, the fastest
time on record.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-04

VESSEL SALE.-K. Sherman, half owner
Of the bark George Sherman, sold his inter
est on Monday to the other proprietor, L. L.
Lyon. for Sls. 900.
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81 /; Ss :'15$Rf5B'
AND MODE OF TREATMENT Is
THE ACME OF PERFECTION.

-
IT PENErRArEs the secret ambush Of this terrible
disease, and eXterminstes 1t, root and branch, for
ever.
IT BEMoYEs Bll the vretched symptoms Of this
loathsome msiAdy, and sverts consumption.
lit CLEANS the head, deOdorizes the breath, and
snords the most grateful relief.
IT ALLEvIAIEs more agony. and silent suffering
than tongue can tell.
IT IS NOTED for curing the most hopeless cases,
thst every known means failed in.
IT CURES Hay, Bose and Periodic Hatarrh, Of the
most obstinate and violent types.
No fORA of Catarrh or Roise n the head can re-
sist its penetrating power.
DE-. GOODALE's Ostarrb Remedy Is q harmless
liquid, inhaled from the palm of the hand
OR. r. GooDALE lie known throughout the coun-
try, IS the Author of the only True Theory of Ca
tarrh ever published-Mode Of Treatment-snd
Rapid Cure in all it's forms.
De-. GOoDALE's Pamphlet on CstSTrh should be
read by every one. 1t can be obtained at our near
est Agency, or by sending q postage stamp 20 our
office.
Price 81 90. Send a stamp for pamphlet.
O. Il. PARKER. Sole Agent, rs Bleecksr street,
New York.
Sold nv @. W. CLARK. Cleveland. fsbs:Rs
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A HIT AT BORIS AND OTHER HUMAN
NUIsAscEs.-In a neighboring city q pop
ular clergyman lately ceased to be a house
keeper, and rented his residence. The
party who succeeded TO the occupancy was
greatly annoyed by the daily calls of those
who came for assistance in a variety of
forms, and at length resorted to a novel
e~xpedient which served a double purpose
first, TO relieve him from bores second, to
let the beggsTs see themselves as others see
them. And we may add that he has given
the public an insight into what a popular
clergyman has 10 endure:
He posted upon his front door s card
notifying 'sll whom it may concern" that
the former resident had moved away, and
that for the future no books. maps, pictures,
ststusry or recipes would be wanted that
he had nothing to lend; that he had no
" cant rooms or beds to spare for agents,
eOlPorteurs, travelling ministers, mission
aries, teachers, elders, beggars, spongers
leeches, professional bores, seedy students.
soldiers, sailors, negroes, Freedmen's Aid
Society Agents, rebels or abolitionists, even
though ministers in neighboring towns and
cities have told them to "be sure and call
here - that he had no money to spare for
any object Of a charitable nature in short
that "oEN things nave passed away, and
behold, all things are become new"
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-04
From New Orleans.

Legal,
NV ORLEANS, July "A decision has
been givea against the city, and in favor of
the Mail Steamship Company, IN a suit
brought for the destruction of wharfs.
damages $1,000.
The court has adjourned and Judge Bond
gone north.
Conflicts.
There are serious conflicts between the
Civil Rights and State Labor laws.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-04
B WHY NOT USE THE BEST ?

~ WHY NOT USE THE BEST ?
OVER Twenty YEARS increas pg demand
has established the TACT that MATHEWS We
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Al MATHEWS, Manufactures. Il.
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Also AREIcA HAI GLOSS for
restoring and dto,,sing the Hair. jy2.RI7-eod
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-04

THE DRIVING PAEK.-There will be a
pacing match at the Park at IL A. NJ.
to-day, and q trottiDg match at $50
p. NJ.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-04

FATAL AccIDESr.-A little boy about seven
years of age named James Dyer, whose
parents reside near the foot of Mandrake
street, while playing with other children
upon the railroad track about seven O'Clock
Monday evening, was run over by a freight
and terribly mangled, lying instantly.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-04

OWNERS WANrED.-owners are wanted at
the Central Police Station for a span of
mares about 10 hands high. One is an iron
gray, six years old, with one white fore
fOot-the other is bay, with a white stripe
down the forehead, and about seven years
old. They were found in the possession of
some wool thieves and are supposed to rave
been stolen.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-04

DEGEIYING DAILY = The latest
In styles of Foreign and Domestic, End Harris
best Fancy Oassiue.es, imported Cloths and Doe
skins Of the finest manufacture, st regular mar
ket prices, 70 be had at s. MANN'e,
mar21 162 and 1s4 Superior street.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-04

Arrest OF A HORSE THIEF.-The Metro
politans on Monday arrested at the American
Hotel, Medina, while at dinner, William
Yonker alias Allen, formerly of New Phila-
delPhia, O., for horse stealing. On Sunday
evening, YCnker, who had been loafing
about this city for the past month, went out
to N~ewburgh where he stole a span of
horses from q Mr.. Earl. He came directly
back to the city and stole a sett of harness
from Mr.. Nicholas Wheeler, on Hamilton
street Harvesting the horses and hitching
to a dirt wagon he drove to Hadley's wood
yard, where he exchanged the dirt wsgon
for a coal-box wagon. Thence he drove TO
the corner of Miami and Ohio streets, where
he stole a sett Of harness from a barn, and
then decamped with all for Medina, where
he was arrested by officer Rowe.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-04

Bsg~ ASTONISHING-Thos Cohen.
of 81 North Sixth st WILLIAMSBURG, who had
he for Is year., and has walked on
orutches for ak mepths, has been restored to per-
feet health by \ few doses Of METCALFE'S
C REAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY. He is willing
10 confirm this statement on cath, IL requir d.
s2s:RI7 STRING ARMSTRONG, Agents.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-04

ENBEzzLrNe A LErrER.-GeOrge Brown, a
young man, was arrested in this city spd
brought before Commissioner White yester-
daymorning charged with embezzling open
ing and destroying a letter addressed to Pat
rick Egan, Cleveland, on the goth of June.
The examination was concluded yesterday
afternoon.
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These Invaluable Lectures have been the means
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Treaty with the Indians.

The COMMISSIONS of Indian Affairs re-
ceived a telegram this morning from C. B.
Taylor, President Of the Laramie Commits
sion, dated Fort Laramie June 29th, an
nouncing that satisfactory treaty had been
concluded with the Sioux and Cheyennes.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-04
Special NOtice to Ladies.

lit IS ALL IMPORTANT THAT
adapted for complaints to which they are Pc
oulisrly subject, at once safe, healthy and certain.
or that they should consult one who has made this
his special study.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-04

Nor TIE TWELFTH CONuANDNESr.-The
prosecutors Of the city BARRIERS had a hear
ingoftheir suit before Judge Tilden on Mon
day. They sought to establish a twelfth
commandment, to read, Thou shalt not
shave on Sunday" but the Judge held that
shaving on Sunday morning before church
is a work of necessity" and gave Judgment
for the BARRIERS.
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MEDICAL.
Imn0tan0H Cared.

1mpUGcuOy GuIoul
AFTER ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAILS
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After many years Of laborious study and experienced
Or. Gibeon is happy IN being able 70 announce TO the
oaiortunAte, that he has perfected 8 system Of treat
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DEBILITY or NERVOUS PROSTRATION.
Haha5 succeeded in curing cases in this city, s9mt Of
whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with s~e-
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least particle Of benefit.
Dr.. Gibson does not boast that he is . meraLer tI
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Or. Gibson also claims for his new treatment In.
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Dr. Gibson il permanently located IN Cleveland. !
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Boston, New York and other cities, in regard to skill
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- Once hours from to Il and from to 5o'olOok
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