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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-19
"a For City News, see Grst page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
mage

A LIoUOR CAsE-One Bernard Tunte, who
keeps drinking saloon on ST. Clair street east,
vas yesterday morning srTaigned before Esq.
MILLER on charges of violating the Sunday
Liquor ordinance and selling liquor to minor.
The prosecuting witness, CALEB Turner, de-
poses that on Sunday morning last in passing
Tunte's place of business he met little boy OF
Don MeIntosh's-almost everybody knows Don
McIntosh-with a bottle of whiskey in his
hand, which the little fellow told TURNER he
had bought of Tunte On calling the case yes
terday morning, it was stated that the boy of
MeIntosh's who had purchased the liquor and
McIntOsh's wife, who is cognizaut Of the facts in
the case, were both missing and could not lie
found. On the ground of the absence of theso
persons, material witnesses for the prosecution,
the case was continued to this morning at nine
O'Clock
CALEB TURKEE deserves credit for his reEo-
luton to bring viOlators of the law to justice,
in the face Of threats of personal violence, even
to The taking of his Life The friends of law
nd good order in the city should sustain him
in his laudable efforts
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GROVER ASD BAKERS FAN

Ist Cotton is used as j, is purchased-On sPOOls
without rs-winding saving time, trouble and
WsFte.
ID. The trouble and perplexity Of Filing shut
tie, las in other machines,) is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. It's very simple yet strong in construction,
EASILY learned snd kept in order, and does not re-
quire to be taken apart to be oiled.
4th. The stitch is slwsys distinct, even and reg
ulxr, sua vii not rip though every fourth stitch
be cut
stb. The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fsbrie.
This Machine embroidsrs beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving oi
labor are invited to call at the sAles-rOom Of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. IhS
shove machines are freely shown and samples Oi
work given at all times.
The services Of lady and the use Of amaehin'
esn be obtained by the day in families by calling
st the room Of Mr.. Hopkins. Terms 81 ,5Oper day
s6EUKL HoPKISs.
EorthrOp 4 Spangler's Block,
nhsdd6m:198 Superior ST. up stairs
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YESTERDAYAFTERNOONS REPORT
FIRE
" - -

=
About ten minutes past y, a fire broke out
at the base OF the eupaio and look out on the
City Hall The flames were first supposed TO be
some fire works let by the residents OF the Hall.
For soms caase, the flames were not observed nor
an alarm given by the FIRE waichmen until ten or
twentT minutes after, when the whole roof was in
flames.
When the fre-engines did arrive, It was not till
the cupola had fallen in, and the 81 story, which
was used as storage rooms was entirely destroyed
before the flames could be subdued, and the second
story was also much damaged by fire and water
All the principal contents OF the Governors room
wege saved. The lst floor was damaged by water,
but not BY FIRE. All the documents were saved
uninjured save by water aud violence.
Gen. VIM. Walker and Maj Humphrey have
been in this city for day or two.
Valentino eager, young German dress maker,
was shot dead las. night in this city By her lover,
Phillip Aorganhell. The latter proceeded imme-
diately 10 his boarding house where he shot him
self fatally. Jealousy IS said to be the cause.
The Brooklyn Common Council last night re-
solved TO give public reception to Mr.. Field and
Capt Hudson, for which purpose an appropriation
was made and committee appointed.
Mr. Field came up to the city this morning on a
tug boat The frigaie Niagara arrived at the light
ship this morning, and will come up 20 the city AZ
high tide.
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PoLIcE CoUKT.-Bndget HeasOn was yes
teTday morning tried and convicted of stealing
a dress from Mrs. Lyman on Euclid street, val
ued at eight dollars. She was sentenced to pay
a 6ns of ten dollars and costs, s4,sS, and go TO
prison five days on bread and water.-Celia
Hickey, for assault and battery on Edwin Bra
dy was fined five dollars and costs, 1913, and
sent to prison five days on bread and water
John Lanketh, assault and battery, fined IS and
costs, S5,65.-John Stoneham, obtaining nc
ney under false pretences, case continued.
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WESTERN NEWS.

ST. Louis, aug lei
The Salt Lake Mail arrived with St. Joseph
dates to the 24th Of July. All the MOrmOns who
we're able had returned from Provo Young IS re-
ported TO have shut himself up in his residence
under strong guard, fearing assassination
Gen Johnston intended TO move his encampment
and prepare for going into winter quarters
Col Hoffman still remained at Bridger.
A great battle is reported to have taken place
between seven hundred Pawnees and war parties
ofCamanehes, Cheyennes and ArrapahOes in the
Big Blue Region, in which four Pawnees were kill
ed, several wounded and fifteen Ofthe allied tribes
killed and many wounded
Private letters from the army in Utah announce
the departure Of Col Loring with 3 companies
third infantry. and 100 rihemen, for New Mexico.
Capt Marcy expected to leave shortly for the
States The Board Of Olicers ordered 70 convene
at Fort LeavenwoFth purpose Of examining mules
rejected BY the c. NJ. Department will not Assem-
| bic until the 25th.
ESenaior Green who is now here awaiting mill
tary board il UNDERWOOD to be the representative
Of the Contractors who claim full price for anima
/ declared unseryieeabe.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

WAsRINsTOS, Aug lS.
The Postmaster General has been assured that
Messrs Butterfeld & Co. viii commence on tne
18th Of September carrying the overland Pacific
Mails, and no doubt remains Of their prompt and
successfut eomnletion Of the contract By that
time all the necessary means OF transportation VIII
be on the route The stations are already liked
and the supplies Of water conveniently arranged.
The Cas- Yrsssri Treaty as amended BY Nieara
qua, has been received by our Government aud 4
under the consideration. Of the Executive.
The Utah Peace Commissioners have had long
interview with the President, concerning the aiar'
Of that Territory.
The President has appointed Geo. ". Ryeman
of California. Secretary 10 the United States Lega
tion at Chill, and Wm- h. Carlin Postmaster al
ouincy, IN, vice J. c. Riey, declined.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
THURSDAY MORNING, ARG. 10, Issss
NEW ADYERTTSRNIENTS

CleEsland Thsa:er-Marsh's Juvenile Commedians.
SIelodsen HaIl-The Great European Magician.
FOntaine's Cream OF Wild FloEers-Special Notice.
Rayt5n Mason-Femily Carriage for Sale.
Taylor, GriswOld Co.-Cotioas, &c
Brlyton Mason-Insurzncs Dividend
ChagTin Falls-OHiiaance
WaHfed-Sitaaiisn as Dress Sisker
Chamberlain, Crawford Color OgdeasbaTsh-
Walter Tyler-N0tice-GrsndP Parade By L. o. o. +.
F. / Bali win Co -Ho1se II Rent
Wilism Commissioners SOuce-Dsi'y 4 Wkly.
z Plain and Ornamental Printing OF every desc rti0n
done at the Printing sblishneu the Ls0der Ofce
u the latest improved aud Hos;rapid presses IN n
best sy e. on notice aad reasonable rates Par
ticulsr attention paid 10 blank work Every deseruton OF
BiadiaE done especially Blank Books Ledgers Journals
Sales Books, ReeeiEing Books, s. Sc
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ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA

NhM lohAf AuB 10
The U. S steam frigaie Niagara, Capt. VIM. L.
Hudson, which assisted in laying the Ocean Gable,
anchored of the Battery at five O'Clock this after.
noon
As the Niagara passed tie Forts she was greeted
with the national salute; and when approaching
the Battery a salute Of 100 guns was fred there
from By the Scott Life Guard.
Mr. Field states that he has not the slightest
doubt OF the cable being an entire success. By the
Niagara of the Bar outward bound, he wrote 10
the Directors OF the Atlantic Telegraph Company
OF Great Britain, recommending them 10 prepare
another cable at once, as it was evident that the
present one which in 4 short time may transmit
messages rapidly as an air line, will not be suf-
icient for business.
Uutil the first Of September the line will be
closed 10 all messages excepting those from the
Governments Of Great Britain and the United
States.
The Niagara went to the Navy Yard a. seven
O'Clock this evening gaily decked with colors from
stem to stern. She received q salute from the
North Carolina
The city of Brooklyn Is finely Illuminated in
many parts tonight, including the City Hall
The City Hall at Williamsburgh Is also llumi-
mated
Capt Hadson's reception was enthusiastic. The
streets Of the city were crowded.
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LHAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE.
Wm. A. Bachelors Hair DYE.

THE ORIGINAT. AND BEST ~ the WORLD
AIohars are mere in tzious ard should be avoided il
you v 81 TO escape ridicule.
GRAY. RED Or RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly % q
beautiful and Naiu.a Brown Black without the least
uiuty 20 HsIr OF Skin
FIFTEEN MkDAIS AND DIPLOMAS have heen
awarded TO WIN. Bztcel0r since 1883 ard $4,000
Applications have been made to the Hair nf his patrons Of
LIS famous Dye
VIVA BAICHELOR'S HAIR DYE produces color
be distinguished from nalr,, AID is WARRANTED
not 10 injurea the least however long may he eoutia
ued an the i effects OF b Dyesrsmsdied. the Hair IN
vigoraied for life by this sple did Dys.
Made, 50 or applied n private roos atthe Wig Fac
Is3 BroadW4y, y. Y.
e The Genuine hzsthe name ana address upon steel
engraving on four siles Of ssch Box. Of
WILLIAM A BACHELOR,
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educational.
CPTFCT CrU0OL n

A SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
~ eUIh er.ua Al the elenrns o. soft and Usrfu Ed
irSfio vii e rened IN the Sunday School Room. IN the
TeT n iafr Churrh Sup~-oT street. % the nrs of Sep
fsubsr Hndsr tn care OF the Miss AhlAN and the
H1nerl su EN- teBdence OF Rev VARlAN as Rector Of
Ne SchOni
ADnci1.s for sdmis0n 70 Be made = the school hoon
Al anT tinn- duriag the c1urSe of the School term
Prospecfus satfiug forth Terms Sc can b bal on an
1n 70 fhs RecioT oT 10 ether of Rev gent ensn,
5Cs-7-- 81 ne sclIs1l DR CLkXION,
DE BOLLES.
s1s an Iss RIS- l. cAkIkk
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EFE RUFFINI has one Of the finest assort-
ments of Hats and Caps in the city, which he
has conc uded to close out at the lowest prices
ever heard of Let farmers and mechanics make
a note of this Remember the bargains are to
be had at E. Ruffini's, 81 Superior St aug G.
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DEMOCHArIC CONvHNTION.

The Democratic County Convention to-day nom-
mated Andrew Burke for Congress in the 2lst
District; Samuel Mckee for Senate; Thomas Don
nelly, Phillip Stevenson, John NJ. Irwin, Robert
Morrow and A. Hsrtje for Assembly.
Strong reputation resolutions almost unani-
mously passed. No other platforms. Convention
refused to entertain the resolutions Of Judge VIII
kins complimentary Of the Administration OF Bu-
chanRn.
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CELEBRATIONS.

PITTsBURsH, Aug Is.
The Telegraph Celebration to morrow will be
a brilliant affair. At4P M., all business viii be
suspended, when all the bells in the city viii BE-
rung, salute Of 100 guns, evening torch light pro-
eession of the various civic societies, general IL
Inmination O public and private houses on River
Street and an Illuminated Regatta by al the Boat
Cfubs
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NEw YoRK, Aug IS

Tiffany & Co., the celebrated jewellers, IN order
10 satisfy great public demand, have purehsIed
the remainder Of the Gable on board the Niagara,
so miles, to sell in small pieces
The Brooklyn authorities have decided TO celia
citrate the success of the Atlantic Telegraph TO-
night Capt Hudson viii receive public reeep
tion at the City Hail. amid salutss, an illumination
bonfres, fireworks and music-the cost to be ave
hundred dollars
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n. II. soLoMONsON.

PRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAS,
ee-s tha Isesg OF The musi approved kinds o.
Pc TACLES. Auhis glasses, whether for aear OF Tar
ignted are ground uuder his inspection, By machine
yof anew construction with the rea;est care so as &c
suit the eyes al cases curing WsssRss5 Dlzzness o.
Iszszssh0E of fss EsCE aad mpaTtng srergih ioT os
Tssdi g Or fine sewing
q y. r. Ssiomoasaa wSald hers inform the public
that he ueva. ys any oas tH sale "a has lenses
z AIzl.a sllsndll assortment al SPY GLASSES Nj
CROSCOPEs. COAIPAs>ES. =, ks2i GA haAd-
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inssred without pain, perfect IS natural
q O6rc3s SuParior strsst under the American Hotel
fruz1
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KANSAS NEWS.


Hunts battery arrived at Fort, Saturday.
Official returns from seventeen counties aud in
complete returns from seven Others, give 10, 735
against Conference measure, and / $50 for it.
The largest private train of the season Is now
baing organized at AtchisOn. tHiu be composed
OF one hundred and five wagons.
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FIRE.


ROCHESTER, mug -c-
A large fire broke out opposite the Osburn Eouss
about y o'clock last night, which desIo{eo ~,
dollars. Insurance about one hundred thousand
dollars
The third Presbyterian Church ami the AItrIs
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FROM WAsHiNGTON

" AsHIN1IuNl mug. Io-
The Secretary OF the Interior has decided that
the law Of 1850, granting 10 the States the swamp
and Overhowed lands, is not applicable to Mime
sofa and that the statute not extend TO States
admitted into the Union subsequent TO its passage.
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Block containing some y stores were totally de-
stroyed. A number of buildings Of less note were
also burned. The FIRE probably took from Ro-
man candle accidentally fired into bay loft
A shocking accident occurred last night during
the festivities an Iron Mortar exploded in the
crowd near the spot where the fire works were
set OF, killing Joshua Dusenbury, aged 80, and
injuring more or less John Lancashire, George
Prime, f. Buckley Mann and one or two others.
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Mothers and NarSes viii I'm "FoNTAINE'S CREAM
OF Id FLOW RS" superior to al spirits, soaps OF
l1'ions Tch msdcsied lHfhsr penstzins the skin.
prevents eha6ng and eTupons, and promotes hat health
deli = aHd swesiEess 50 pleasing in children
70 REMOVING RECKLES. ERUPTIONS, 81 -
few applications Will produce the agreeable results
nimp1tng whit cisarness and beauty the CON-
Pls1ioa F. C. FONTAINE co. SIS Broadway. and
No AsioT HOUSE, Ne York. Sold By all Druggists.
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CNcrNN.rr Aug. Is

City brilliantly Illuminated. The Gas Company
donated loo barrels of tar which IS burning at
every corner, bells Of this city, Coyington and
Newport are ringing 100 guns are being fired :
excitement great.
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CLEVELAND
TOOTH MANDATORY
General Office and Laboratory
No 100 / axe St, Cleveland, o.
IMPROVEMENT IN DENTISTRY,
PATENTED BIZ u. L. WRIGHT, NJ. D.
D. POLLOCK, NJ. L. WRIGHT,
AUGUST IL, 1851.
ARE MANUFACTURING
Partial Sets, Half Sets and Whole Sets
PORCELAIN TEETH.
PORCELAiN TEETH.

- SUPERIORITY OF THEIR METH
~ cd o. producing Artificial Teeth any other known
lst. SIMPLICITY pia acs chemically united in al
its paris. and ol the same qualify Of maternal.
he model OF her own fr1Dres.inn Thr. sIsuf5f ,--
ai.ainsdI sS,,,s dISe9golf gsd Hfil,fy eEer efsT.
eisese or health pro5f iHst he e5rTsiv & Ss & ~
sereonsof the mouth common 20 gold plate work. and
9Th COLOR Bright. lively, and a good imitation Of
n. Any method Of producing Of Artificial Teeth
i5,- S2Si; rs Is eosaisTist & of E ,ss Porcelain
base JaSsn the place Of Gold Pae work. In the
and win all otner where our Terms have been
eomned Sb In no cssr where teeth have been paid for
hgs there been any dissatisfaction.
TERM Aeeoriiag to The naiere Of The and given
PAYMENr-Upoa the receipt OF tie order or Gu delir
er Persons with Geld Plate can apply their Plais ar
GUARANTY. SltlgactiOz; provided the terms Of pay
Persons wanting information, reference Wal b. given
tho .ein constant seof our work.
the teetGons weeks long enough 10 inelyeIs
tween the eEtraei ing snd the application.
Nil bT an % si IN az MI IN s,a3 t s5t,t9o az az
Wllnih " days aiteT the ARRIVAL Of the patient.
TO THE DENTAL PROFESSION.
Ihsse ol yol istoiseis & % .his enterprise We wlm
OF your psile1 5 cases an artculatng models. Se Gc
6ted win ressons ~ accrv ti he stfi5S rd 49,
tins model We viii also make Bock Work TO order on
'ezsnlabe terms.
Testimonials and References.
observed with much interest the last two years
aboye method Of prOducins Auieal Teeth and believe
statements Of this Iircular correct.
T GARLICK
have INVESTIGATED with care, fO- the last three years
the above method Of making and opp ying Artificial Tech
H. the laboratory OF DR.. Wright, and in and
wiki confidence that his plan the best
and entirely successful when made under observation
The supeory Of tins kind OF Dental gold or an
gnd Of metallic plate. be questioned and
mentn DR. Wughfs Circular Of ths number Of eases wher
his work has takea the place Of gold pate Much
this work gold plate had been furnished by the best
Dentists IN the country am not with the
cess Of Porcelain work the Ia ds others than Dr.
Wright II. A ACKLEY. hI
Late Prof. Of Surgery Cleve- 1isd College
Dan p Rhodes, Prof J. p Kirkland,
II. Jackson Prof S, B. Hunt,
III MaEor Castle, I'd Bun II ID Journal.
L. Whitman. Wm W. Richards,
=. r. Sturtevanf, Prof Gafchen
J. X Cur iSS
y. BHaving learned that persons claiming 10 DO this
work aud IN claiming TO be agents for be
will tnat to TINS date have aseua
the U. A who have any right from the above pafeniost
such caim and IN thuse either uingem
tmD1siti0u-f imposition let u work cure;
n Infringement Will IN due zine attend 20 that
NJ L WRIGHT. NJ. ID,
D AaFrra Sos Hnaf
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LIST NIGHTS REPORT.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIYAL OF THE CTTY OF WAsHINGTON

AHKIN Al UF The IIIl UF WASHINIIUN-
NEw YoRE, Aug. IS.
The steamship City Of Washington from Liver
pool August 4th, arrived a. this port at half past
four this afternoon. Sle furnishes the following
further intelligence Than obtained By the Saxonia
OF Arabia
It was reported that Great Britain has given
satisfaction TO Spain in the matter 1.-THE action OF
Cruisers in Cuban waters, and that the Washington
Cabinet expresses satisfaction with the action Of
the Cuban authorities.
There are vague reports that Nena Sahib had
been captured
LONDON, Wednesday noon, 4th.-COnsols closed
at 90 l-s for money and account
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YELLOW FEVER.

NEw ORLEANS, Aug. II.
The number of deaths by yellow fever last
week was PCS.
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More to be Admired than the
RICHEST DIADEM

EVsr Worn By Kings or EmPsrors!
"HAT?-WHY A BEAUTIFUL
w He'd Or HAIR Because il Is the ornament
GOf Inns d pf0ufed for all Reader although
the may bloom brightly the glowing cheek
the be sparkling the teeth he those pearls
the head bert OF rs eTng the hr be susred and
shrIgeled, In a and dr. still n surInkled with
gray, Will than half her charms Prof
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE, # used tw5 or three
times week will restore aud permanently all
such Read the following. and Judge. The
writer OF the first tie Ceiebrufef PiaHsf. THALBERG
New Ylrk. April lg, ISIS.
DR. NooD-Dear Sir Permit eKlress you the
oblgfiOns under the entire oru0n Of my hair
original color About the tins Of ariyal Ia the
United II rupdls hecum Erav but the
ap1iicafi1l OF vour "HAiR RESTORATIVE E.
covered original hue her yOIr Restorative
wonderful invention quite ecacoGs well agreeabie
1 an, dear SIR. yours lruly, 5. THALBERG.
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Gp-2 iEv5m2ll VI IINht NleEeland Ohlo. Asent.
FTFRT FENAIE SHOITID READ
2 LWl FEMdLE NHUULU hEIU
The FEMALE MEDIC lLPRECEPT0F
Or. thirty Years Study and Experience,
EaFECIALLN nENOTFD 40
DISEASES OF WOMEN
BY Cornelius l.. Chcesmaa,
NEW YORK CITY.


By COrnelius L. CheesmRa, ". ID,
NEW YORK CITY
AZ INSTRUCTOR, 4 GUIDE, AND a PHYSICIAN
Ia ~Ei-a Is oubodled fan and chas,e description
Cnou s-e necessary TO the welfare those married
about b I}1t pracUss Of elnce pregnancy
and delivery, thsir Pairs AID dangers, veil the
methods by which aay Of tie latter sy he obviaiod, and
teschng how the stem may inysorsted ard restored
to its r.o7aT tone after having been Prosrusd by com
plzizfs ius.tsaIal 10 the human fE-aas Also, much
PHYSIOLOGICAL T1SST2UC UCTTON whici, Siil 0bvaIs
tie ueocs,lsy fz grsa, of sekness ami enable
the Obserai reader 70 be- to great extent, her o~n ply
Sis.sa. - --
This book is yai able this understanding OF the
ron-pressionAl reader and skillfuy elaborated.
Vana-l arranged and earrisd 0ut work OF
kind uos sef5rc the public. While gives wholesome
particulars aae in respects information uDoo
Of Inc NOS. de ioste as e5nueoted with the female
system Tsbould be sNeei in the hands Of every female
'i'-'' u ---'''' PRICE = CENTS.
This vur also con aims prescriptions used By the doctor
hls pracs for the positive Of Sorar0ss E7uP-
fszs-Ftrer aaf agHs-Seusre Coughs ezd CoGs-RAcEz-
-Dggp-psz-F1l1 q 81 fi- Has, & 4c- S. any
oe may lro.e Of great ralue 10 the
This book will Re sent by mail free Of postage the
reception o. 4, p',Gf wsh may n sent ] G sE II money o.
eslaeo STAMPS Aii'u7 = .TIrfsISis-SS "
suasuems0l SC 3 s1ssTs ~ TSlA1SI siTssi. City
.. 8 Barnes & Co., ProprietOTs Of the Clev,
lsai Plumbing WORKS, Atwzter Blork prepared
VITA args force Of experienced wOTkmen dong even
tiol OF Pr nbins the most thorough manner OF
he most sieli6c plans reasonable terms and on shor
notice. large stocks Of Fountains Of different styles an'
izss nsthing Tubs % iron aud wood hned viii
iuueso77cr scan heaters lead aEd galvanized irol
Ess LoaIheI and Iaiis Rlb6er Hose, even descnPiia a
n Co-gs re-ealy introduced, Vas Bowls and al kind
vrark warranted Ia2sid xvii
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Repsrica by the Union Telegraph,
oTSIcE, wAEIHs's BLOCK, coRNEE or BAEE AND
sT. CLAIR STREETS.