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NO. 40.
MlisreIlaneous.
LOOK ar .CHE TRUTH
mo THOSE WHO WISH TO MAKE


TO THOSE WHO WISH TO MAKE
IL redact n their tailoring bills and tired Of
bu lag read coihing Inv te your attenf'n
to . act well that you Eet Your work done
IS s. C-ir street by BOUTALE for sood deaf lf
than yu obliged 70 pay the arEe sofes and yet
well ed and work nude ov OF the best ability All
Wurk warranted sale B. keeps cons anilY OF hand
4 goud supply Of AL kinds Of Clohs 1nf Cents Fancv
Goods-and makes hts pr sult the times B. would
that the he enabled sell goods chea
than others Is the fct tha he Is himself Practical
Workman does all his Busiaess, and has house
rent ~ pdy.
PRICES FOR PERSONS FURNISHING THEIR OWN
GOODS.
Cutting and Makng Double Breast Frock Coat fo IS
10 So DO Single DO from 81 % TO 50 90; do Sack
Rasan over or under Coat iom s. 90 70 SOS DO Pants
with trimming 81 % 10 81 IS do Vests with trimming
S2lOto s. = boys Cloth Sackets making aud trimming
from - Is 50 o.; Boys Vests Pants making and
miag, from s 81 70 81 81.
CLOTHES CLEANED, PRESSED. REPAIRED, sc,
BOUrALL.
jel6w Ii s. Clar Street. above Erie.
.THATCHER, BURT 4 CO., PRO,
Il pFietors Of HOWes Patent IIuss ie and Wholesale
Retail dealers in Lumer. timber, Shingles and Lafh
Merwn street. Cleveland, Ohio, loot Of c. e. C. X K
Irlrk
We also possess faciies receiving and shipuing Lu-
ber Saves Hi Irou Gindstnles Building and
heavy arclesof all kinds, directly from vessel and
UeTgd without cartage.
ALE Rsgnneuis attended, 10 with pTOmptnsss and at fair
rates mv2Id3m
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AxUsEvESTs.-The Minstrels give a grand
matinee to morrow afternoon, for the benefit ef
ladies and children These mGfHses have been
exceedingly popular in Boston and elsewhere, and
should be 50 in Cleveland. Tomorrow night will
be their last appearance in Cleveland They go
from here TO the West.
The Martinetiis closed at the Theater last night
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r. R. r.


CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.
Mauy diseases that aoct hum1nliy are Inherited as herr
looms rum DISEASED ho.es of SIC KY sres ScrOda,
CONSUMPTION syphilis and Fits are tmous the most
mon Of consfft1fi nal diseases Now, how
any generations the seeds OF these diseases may have
been 81 IN he svse coTruptins The hnod-RAD-
WAYS RFsovaTTSa REsOLvENT Will eradicate IRON The
bodies Of the afcfef every patcs q diseased eposs
and m tie veins wIth new pure and healthy blood.
CHILDRENS DISEASES.
RADwKY's RESovArlEG Eso1vESr should b hailed es
bsSsinr by every mother throughout the land whose
iniants als ced with Sores HumoIs, SC Thf break
ings (taus earlyl evidence OF disease transmitted
rom the nareut stock. few doses Of the REnoVATINa
RsoL gENr will Grad cate every vetge OF the dsease and
insure the child a sand and healthy BODY.
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~ For late City News, see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
narn
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AN EXTENSIVE FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT.
We yesterday morning spent profitable and plea
SAINT hour in walking through the furniture ware
house Of William Hart. on Water street. We were
greatly surprised as well at the extent and variety
of the goods he manufactures, as at the elegant
and superior workmanship Of many of his articles
OF furniture. His warehouse IS filed from the base
ment to the fourth story with every article usually
found in such establishments-and all of superior
make.
BIr. Hart, in times of ordinary prosperity EN-
ploys from ffty TO sixty hands-at this time his
force il necessarslss .a.annA1 ailauf fhrty-fye
In his mandatory on st. Clair street, is all the
latest improved machinery for getting up funi-
ture, driven by steam A majority Of his workmen
are employed in this building. The lower or base
ment story, upon which is also the engine room,
contains machinery for planning, &c, and fits up
material for the next story above-where it Is
shaped and fitted for putting together. On the
third floor it is pat together and finished before it
is sent to the fOurh floor for painting and varnish
ing From the fourth story, after the final process
is completed, the finished work is transferred to
the warehouse for sale Many of his articles Of
furniture are subject to an immense deal Of labor,
IN sewing, carving, and finishing and give his
workmen great opportunities for the display Of
tls.e and skill
Those in want Of articles OF household or Office
furniture, can do 10 better than patrOnize Mr..
Hart, if low prices and excellent work are consid-
erations in making purchases.
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RESOLUTION or THANKs.-At the Picnic of the
Perry street NJ. Z. Sunday School, held June 5th
in the Grove Of Judge Wilson, the following reso-
luton was passed by acelamation:
ReSOlred That our warmest thanks are felt, and
are hereby addressed TO Mr.. B. F. Sargent, and
the Cleveland Brass Band, for their delightful
music on the occasion, which was bestowed " with
out money and without price"
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At Prices to Suit the Times
New Painting EStabIiShment.

On the Public Square, one door North Of Ken
daLrs Store.
lTASC0TT l. HOPKINS "A RE
IL prepared do House, sign, Carriage snd Ornamental
Pauting-In atin Of Woods Marbles Paperhanging Sc
Orders sorited. uU29.lr TASCOTT \ HOPKINS.
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Also General Agest fr he most popular Esniy ksdl-
cine n The world " hich is Dr. F. l. SOpLb \ COZ
ORIENTAL SOVEREIGN BALM PILL, which are foE
sals N ever town 10 the whole country. CAL ouI
aeouts and get cfrcul1r-1nt the Pilis
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J. HePdman & Co.,

j. kkePdman 81 Co.,
IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
DEALERS IN GOLD AND SILVER
Coin 70. .eign az D1Ilestic Exchange, pnculfent
Money and Land WaTrants- Col eotiens n The UAea
states. Canada and Europe. promptly attended, 70.
Agens f1rthc Liverpool and New YORK screw aeahlsp
line hg which Passagecan be secured either 10 or from
vepal a the advertised Passage also be Sc
suTe rom rpoo TO Ne-T York. Quebec aud New Or
ians ~ ne regular hncS of sailing PacEei Ships Also,
IRON Havre Ia mburg and Bremen % New a. IA DIais
fraished aur amount payable hroush the Iine euf
81 Furo snd Great Britain and Iroland For further par
su-llv atthe Banning and Exchange o Ace Of
J. HEKDMAN 4 Co.
snl7-tf II water street Clevelarti ONO
Il Z WaITsAs- y n srASnAEI G " sTAsDART T
UHITMAN, STANDARD x Co
wv Bznkers and lealsTs ForeIsn AID Donestlc AZ
.lgn Ta : 4prsinr street We draw direct on Lou
Am and Nil furnish Drafts for any amount la abe * all
ne pe IN Engiani Ireland. Scetlaudi france
I'd srlaluy Collections made On I'll aecessanle llts
fhraasho1 the Uait q Slzies and Canadas m...IL
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GRAND JURoRs

UNITED STATES CouRTs-The following Ju-
rors have been drawn by the Marshal and Clerk
for the July term Of the United States Courts;
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The CLEVELAND OR ROCKY RIVER BAPTIST
AssocIATIoN.-This Association met in the Euclid
Baptist Church in Euclid, at halfpast ten o'clock
on Tuesday morning last, and continued in session
during Tuesday and Wednesday. Rev. STEPHEN
3. PAGE, of Cleveland, was chosen Moderator. and
Rev. s W. ADAMS, D. D., also of Cleveland, Cor
responding Secretary. JOHx WEEKS, of Medina,
as Clerks. The attendance Of delegates during The
Convention was very large, some sixteen ehurehes
being represented. The discussions were deeply
iBterIs sting, and much business of importance was
transacted We shall give a brief report of the
proceedings Of the Association TO morrow.
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COAL,---C0AL
Bankers.
Markham & Co..

tSsceessors 10 Harness, HIl Col
BANKERS,
HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR
new and commoli9 Bsnkins once, sitaaiel On me
surner of River and Light House streets, Merchants
Block aad be- 10 assure those VINO eUrrust business IN
our hanas fROMS1NESS and On the most LIZ ERAL
Ne are suyiog and selling LAND WARRANTS ATHEIST
WV YORK EXCHANGE Bousif ea5 Sod.
GOLD, SIi.YER aad UNCO NkENI NOTES WAN
ffDiug an extensive correspondence pIeuaEeo 70
heCOLLECfIOfsS IN TINS and al llaiag States with
IaarNt - ana low rates
d.sVS EEFERENCEs-
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CUPERIORlfY OF THEIR METH

SUPERIORITY OF THEIR METH
- produeing Arthei4 Teeta over other kHoWn
ist' SIAIPLIcTTY-ons piece chemically united isall
i;E parts and Of the same qH1ifiy Of material
tl- model OF her Svn ImpfeSsion ThIB adaptation
attai3es-zeoHsioTf sss utsllty err efisr. -.,
vous the action any known chemical asonti hence IN
disease or heall proof ns me corrosive and ossye
/ other known methods
am. COLoR Bright lively, and good imitation Of
n BAuY method of produeius setsOr Artificial Teeth
a : e,ssst s se0gaieIieit q E tr,s PoIeelaa
,fAIkONAoE -SiLee - ~ n-fe Lteu -
sadrsa eaa setea tass Oi nus number ~ 9 ses
have laken the place of Cold Pae work In me St ns
Al S ~ "a asSeS as. yrbs1 cur ferrs hvs ben
eOmpled Sah In where teeth haze boSn paid ior
TERSIS-Aceorng me naEaIe Of the case and given
PAYMENT Upon the receipt Of the order or on dsliv-
cry Persons with God Plate can apply thsir Plate IN part
GUARANTY.-Satsacfioa provided the terms Of ray
meut and Special Instructions have en- eonPed with
tSose II constant use Of our work. ~
peieT apply partial sets alter the extraetueO
ieeohe long enough % interviews bs
tween the e1tIac'ins and the 9pplieation !, -.
VIII thai sneh thst We can and
will apply safirs double sst q testa et 1fsaef0rs
within two days aiier ne ARRIVAL Of nc p1iisui
TO THE DENTAL PROF ESSiON.
Those Of yCu favorable 10 his enisrpuse. We viii
Of yosf psiieais eases an aIiiculsE n0dels &C. 1c,
sad 70 rs y E5Tess and ,S Delay Is;Ss
ins model We win ais Hlake block Work 70 order on
Testimonials and References.
have observed with murh for the years
sbove method Of produens Aridia TeeIh and Jeiieve
statements Of THIS LiTenlAr correct ,r,-
have investigated WI. care lr me last three
the above method q IEans sna spP yns Aitie eet
say connie Iht hs plan is the known
me sapsory Of IN kind Of dental work over sod or an
and o. ne RsSae q Paie sa1' 9g 81 ise s2a .as @ saIe
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Dentistrp.

DIR. E G. BURGER, DENTIST.
Rooms No II3 Superior Street, s. c. Whiting Co.
Confcc' iouery
All. OPERATIONS WAERkNTFD oci3
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HORSES & CONDITION POWDERS
las YOUR HORSE con A

HAS YOUR HORSE GOT A
cold. and does he Co1ghl Give him few doses I
NORRIS ARABIAN CONDITION POWDERS.
Il he HdeoOund. and won't his hair lay snoothi tive
NORRIS ARABIAN CONDITION POWDERS.
Don't he have Aupstit anything Give hin some
Of NORRI,' ARABIAN CONDITION P0NDkks-.
Do you think enough your Horses and Cattle 70 give them
something when anyt6in< ais themf Do you want the
IN the world give them IL -. get come
of N0aRlS CELEBRArED ARABIAN CONDITION
POWDERS
they are decidedly the best eicine Tiers s, ever
was used. Gallon our Agent. E PALMER , Co. Cieva
land set circular buy paper o. the PoseIs ane ~
the Powders for sale BY DrugEss and Aer-
Chants IN uEhoUt the whole country also. ior sae whole
ale and retail b. proprietor u CaFrn Pals, Cuya-
-. - n "a y hlul III oriers be addressed.
Q. c. NORRIS. PrUpril1tr
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GOag-- COCEt--CO0E.
HAMM0NDSVILLE, NEWBERI
" Chippewa. Strip VEN, SaEeyie, and othervarl-
ees OF the maTket, sold by my Of
the Government Pier, deliverable part OF the
city.
orders los a. The Drug Store Of Dr. Amss the Public
Square, Vv1il ne promptly ATTENDED 70
AlslA-tn. 5r the Gel hTted Darlington BuInnous ana
octIS o. u SCovILL
NEWl3ERRY LUMP COAL.-This
IN saperiur article OF BITUsIINOUS COAL, which Is
particularly aaled 70 domestic purposes, as Well as Tor
sth be had OF the undersigned Agents
for the Company.
ofers for city oTforegn t-ade will Be eNec1ed with DIS
patch, and Coal delivered ay 81 The cliy o. qnay
which vail please Il LETT Al either OF our 0nces
a-the stoIeuf Gaylord = Hgnn9.d Nc s9SIipsrlqst
SgOVILL x WHEELER,
oclT No 81 Rive s,Taei and c. & p. Coal Pier.
- COAL--C0AL.
NOW is THE TIME TO SET IN
IN vour " iuter supply We daily receiv splen-
dId article Stoves aad Gstes, which We sell G. 50 20
perfnu- Parlcs s purchase viii do wei q give
call All O.iiers through the Post Once prom iy At
tended Ofccs and Yards C. X P r. r Pier and Al
!, ssis : 8 n "a " ''''''e IoHN HAYS co
:
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apn,s 1 shilling per week 70 City Subscribers
Olulo (Five Dollars per year 10 Mail SubseriBer
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Those Of yCu favorable % MS enfcrprlec We Wilim
arrangements with you b. whlch impressions be aen
your paiieuis eases, iculatx models &C, &c-,
forwarded BY Express, and whoutccay returned
tted with reasonable accuracy The riine and srcula-
ing model We viii als nIake Block Work 70 order on
tra 2
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".Very certrin. You make the sunlight and
the shadow Of your home. Smile upon rs; give
Us cheerful words enter into our feelings and
interests, and there viii be no brigher home in
all the land. A shadow on your countenance is
a veil for my heart and the same is true asTe-
spects our children. Our pulses strike too near
lost It's even beat"
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ffffNHH fffeNf Ntf@t fHffW
nepat'men' q Inc lua
Washington, u, e., Va. 4.
Fir ! hase used your pilIs h
nj and pracl cal use s'tee ycsn
nd cnnnot hesitate 10 az lhal
he best calharsle W esnplsy. 1
|ulailng action on The livcF h Z
Decided, consequently shey IN =
bile remedy fus dsfangsmeut
! rsnn. JUDGED have sslAeu
ease Of bilious disease % ch>la
4 did not readily yiela 10 lh>a.
nally yours, AtoNxo Nv,
pkx.t...u ~ an. Ae.~f~.Y
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whI,h Hla
aaH follow iuN" ul VOW it AM
tr AAi va flte tliH .M
witch iHa ftif NJ ffV Iffif MhH .n
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followed Is ihat nfafal is nssn
ml inr lbe taarls oI
usinp ttasl Hm fhhithat in hH'i d.alIt
hy Ha0iamr lH hif n H
ttnlh ul VI satafiI0nt " l
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ruet ewsittsi si'lli q anil lfthe
,ulsa ae NJ 6 mf artirHla'
Mih ensfl m rf nHn rlf
n,s is g@l,t b, NJ
,heus wl, M ihiusA aia ~ uaume,
grases, lhp M illnf ihH nmhitien q many
noble south. u caa he earel ~ The use
"a this
Il ,oa an .af.ras w,h any of H.
L..A~.A.. -,t,..t- ~ p,,n ~.
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lhlss Ihs iIlsaa IN sun
laHds Fathers. Aialk<4
fhllaHihf1<<fs Fsdt IA
and isdiv NJ hAt n
tna tIis ttHs n
,adathe, SEX fIptiph,
SlunnuL.
rHtthug, N. N,
ftif n q. Aver slft k1j>
lsiolly CURED n the wafst
rs can have by = da,a N IL
III. seems 70 afIss Ire
sch, vhIeh they ,leAn.e 4
hay Will cure others NJ ~
bet u worth knowing. VIVA
ereet, w W.. N
Cleft II .leama d
lttam Disorders, fdru G.
.pppatlmen' u The lu.d
Washington, u, e., Va. |.
Fir | have used your pllIs h
Al and practical use since ycsn
Nd cnnnot hesitate 10 az lha
he best calharsle w cmplsy.
Iulailng action on The livcr h I
perldel, consequently they On I
bile remedy fur dsfangsmsuh
rsnn. JUDGED have ssIdes
ease Of bilious disease 90 ch>lc
|, dii no, readily ,iela 10 .h>aA
ually yours, AloNxo Nv.
rhy-lcian q the MAdnI
.pyaHtery, Rsar and N
rosl once, ~Iinrtisnd. I'd
Michigan, Nov. ID, ID
DR. Aycrt Your pills M ~
81 medicine They have doei
more rood Than I eHn tell ~.
been sick and plning away ~
Went II 10 b. dccsoresl Il eyess 1
but got no better. ehe TIN ecm
taking yoss pills, Which scca 81
b. expeliing large quantities 4
(Acail IRON hcs bedy. Thy she
snrcd hss and orr We cAildFsa Il
dyscatery. Or II ar neieAhsu|
bad. and my wife eupui I'm NJ
doses II your pills, while Others
~ paid from Eve 10 supuiy dollar
trrs' bills, and lcss much ,sa.s "
hcinr cugsl ~eusirrls sh~. Sssh y
cinc ~ ycar-, which V ,csualls ~.
honest, viii he rvifea herb.
q. J. GARRY. rCs,ms
Laaigssi,oH, f~imrfy y he
Prom Rev J. Y. Hines. pastor q
Church. ncsscn.
Or Avert have u>si your ~
cxsraoriinsry sssesss In my fsx
nmsNx hose | am eailel - si.f
tres. To regulate the csesrs q
ton md purify he blood tbs
very beat remedy ! haye eser M,
I can confidently recommend 'hs~
friends. Ycrfs. j. WI
| Warsaw, Wyoming county, :
octeNcs - Is
Dear Sir; I an s8iae ysss q
pills IN my rrre'ieA sra fri Ih<n
eelIest rarss,Ise % cleans ~
asd purify The fsuutains cftAs "
J. q. MSxeaav, ,
EnHilslss, Ssrssia. kisss
Tater, Tsmers, Ssh MIR
From rosvsrdInx NejkmdS
rehsussy
DE- Ayers YcuB
~ al That b el@
have eursi NJ lillle
sorcs mon her 4
proved fssnrtb'o ~ -
has hsea lene -
b'cteh~ and 5000 - -
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s =, 'fisa 20
Fsv Dry rlna~s'
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Which assss veIl suited y 1ce1nr.
taste. eSa b fsss1 n - oasl sknwi-
frun ffteeA 10 ore Aselrv1 81 o0r III.
lspss Sins aai an ssAss jssu esooekrs
sad secs I Ne - ssseess s>aAA
vsntillsss eAeAia saa~ls 4 H. nses
hssasifsl aeipe III tlsves ~ hesi0.
A Ne rcoased s~s Aosk - ~ 81
daring she suun<s. =, ~ nahiif
rsncvmeuts ~ . usA lazr1e $40
sse <ssas ~ ssasga 40 - popvies
tine
Planters WI 1n1ehA~
- y e1nm1no - ~
ekas1ae e1<zAu4 omM
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lam, very respectfully.
Your obedient servant.
N MArrIr, u; Commanding.
Visit OF kecretary Floyd to Old
Point.
CORRESPONDENCE OF TIE RICHMOND pAILY DrsPAr

CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH. !
OLD POINT. Aug. 80, 1858.
The Secretary of War, Hon JSo. b. FLOYD, who
has been sejourning at Old Point for several days.
has been actively engaged and we'll entertained.
On Friday last he inspected the entire garrison,
together with the Rip Raps on the opposite side
of the Roads. The barracks are 10 decayed and
dilapidated condition, and called forth express
sion to that effect from the Hon. Secretary; and
an impression rests with ug that some appropra-
ton will be made at as early day as possible for
the purpose of repairing them.
On Saturday morning, the troops, numbering
about three hundred and fifty. passed review and
drill as infantry, occupying nearly two hours.
This was succeeded by sword exercise, by the dra-
goons, and the exercises CT the day ended by Co.
/, I'd Artillery, going through the mammal and
mechanical maneuvres at the seiee guns. At night
there was splendid pyrotech nical display on the
beach, little above the hotel, while large party
OF ladies' and gentlemen were gathered at the res
idence Of Col. De Russey to do honor to the Ex-
Governor. At this brilliant assemblage we noticed
almost all the officers of the garrison. number
of gentlemen from the adjoining county, besides
fair representation from Norfolk and Richmond
During the stay of Mr.. Floyd, there will be dali
y exercises INSIDE the Fortress. From 61% O'Clock
TO ~ O'clock in the morning there will be sword
exercise drill, from 81 to III drill at heavy guns,
aud from 80 to AZ in the afternoon heavy srtil-
lery dri.L On Wednesday morning, there will be
a two hours drill with field guue--12 six FOUNDERS
ry. with new patent rife muskets.
Lieut.. Gen. Scott arrived at Old Point. on Sun
day evening. on the steamship jamestown, which
doubtless was reported to you upon the arrival Of
that steamer.
AZ q fact, not generally known, we state that
there are seveuty-two acres inside the garrison
aud one hundred outside, which one hundred aud
seventy-two acres.was coded to the Federal Govern
meut, by the State OF Virginia in 1878. for the
pecial purposes for which it is now used. The
houses outside are built with the Understanding
that they are to be removed at notice, consequent
ly they are but tenants at will. PERCUSSION.
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Atlantic Telegraph celebration.

Atlantic Telegraph celebration.
This 10 the day appointed for the telegraphic
juhi,es In New York, and other Northern towns
fns New York Herald, referring to the subject,
Gays that the citi2eas Of New York have been
called upoo 10 previous years to participate 10 the
celebration Of three importaux events bearing upon
the material prosperity of their city and country,
aud on each occ. sion popular enthusiasm reaf hid
it, height and every thing which the facilities Of
she times sTorded vas employed to demonstrate
the public rejoicing. These were hrst, the opening
Of the Eris Canal, by Governor Clinton, In 1895;
the arrival Of the Sirius and Great Western from
Esrops 10 1885, and the introduction of the Croton
water into the city, in 1912.
The union Of the waters Of Lake Erie with the
ocean Was an enterprise OF such magnitude. fraught
With 90 much good to the interests Of New York,
that tho inauguration of the canal was considered
the great event Of that age, and the whole State,
from Buffalo to the Atlantic, was fred up with
snshusiasm. The entiEa scene, from the lake to
New York city, was general ovation.
There never was an achievement that better de-
served ct tho hands Of the New Workers grand
seIebratiou It has converted New York into an
empire, the fret and foremost State 10 population
wealth snd power In North America. When our
own canal 10 extended to the Ohio perhaps also,
Who are reproached for being apatbetic in regard
20 the Atlantic Telegraph, will be able to raise a
Grand hurrah.