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DR. STEPHEN BAILY,
O1HIcE l9s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
TAyee doors from lltk styesf.

b. Dr. B !. Ssf Lave 70 inform The public
e1perienoe Of fifteen years practIe 3, with <C0
ths large number Of patients, and great variety of
anS 70 III Tsssh III or
the profession, and especially Drs Harris and and
T.. Parmy, has led him, long since, to discard All
Enamels Pefcha India Rubbef and Cement sS a
for the construction of Continuous Gum Teeth and
resbe substance that can be Worn The mouth Sn az
vas most nctusivey shown b, the last American
AltL ough he fstters himself from his long resi-
& m he is
leave to refer them to the following ''' 40 ''sA
TESTIMONIALS
From the lass Rector Of the Church Of Epiphany,
Dr.. STEPHEN BAILY: Dear sr-I desire to Az
press my ssteemior you personally, and my oonh-
dencs IN yeu as superior dentist The operations
friends and the PUBLIC that Your skill SO well DE-
'' WILMINGTON. Aug g. s S0r' FRENCH.
FJom one Of tie Oldest firms in Baltisno,s-
Mes,rs. Boggs, CotnsaS Co.
Having employed DR.. Stephen Baily, Surgeon
anS I5 Rs d
to my entire satisfaction and in view the fact that
tai College Of Baltimore Jailed after ed triss,
to perform the same work satisfactorily il gives me
IN
Baltimore. Jan. u, iss,. HARMANi.N BoGGs.
Extract from q nots recstced from tie late Hon.
JOHN M Clayton.
Y. 8. Senate, Aug. Is. 1885,
. Tho TEEN you made Tor me work admirably; no
'n''' '''o DC '''''f JOIN fMSt II. SIlRlIiroN
To those seeking Ielieffr from the maladies of the
teeth. can cheeriullJ recommend DR.. s. Baiy al a
superior dentist. He made q set of porcelain teeth
for one Of my family, and plugged several teeth for
myself, and the work has Rl stood wei! for more
'hsn isn3 e ,s w. ROBERT T; Nixon,
We. the undersisne ed, having had OCCASION tosyail
ourselves OF the professional skill of DR.. g. Bslly
surgeon Dentist of this city. having been oogri,
zaHt oil hE operations on our families or friends take
pleasure In expressing our admiration of his artistic
skill, So well az the uniformly satisfactory manor
IN which he performs the most defeats and d,fhoUt
operetlons N Dental Surgery, and We respectfully
recommend him 20 the confidence and patronage of
the Puo!io, OF wnich wo consider him eminsntiy
worthy.
THOMAS U. WALTER. Arohiteo. u. g: Cspito.
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. ID Of WASHINGTON, u, C.,
Il. =. BoARgR, NJ. ID. Of GeorSetown, d. G.
y. ). LINCOLN, NJ. D.. Of Warrington, d. c,
Jos n. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID C..
GEORGR WALTON, Ex-Governor Of Florida.
WALTkR L1Nox. EX Mayor of Washington.
HENRY BALDWIN, u. y. Patent Office,
DC: WIsHT, Principal Rirtenhouse Academy.
feb 20-tf
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M FAIL ARRANGEMENT.
w AsnINGTON AND Al Elk CAMBRIA.
A Boa, Every HOlsr from Each PIaoe.

The WASHINGTON a.i Alexandria Steamboats, vii
hereafter ruG regular, from tue loet -
OF 7th st Get, " axhlng ton, md Ming %-c&nt
street, Alex andrIa. ever, aour from x-&s<z1<1
saSa pace, from - a. m 10 "a p. W as f.llovs'
From Washing ton-steamer GtU. PAGk-at
6&, ,, an III =. Ia, l, 5, s, and ~ D. m.
From washington-steamerf THOMAS COLL
lER-at o 10 a. M, u M, 2, {. and D. N,
From AleIaBdria-Steamer GEO. PAGE-at
81 8. 10 a. M, II m ~, I. and ,: m-
roil AlexaEdr .a-Steamir THOMAS COLL
HrR-at e,x, 9, u =. m, ], s, and ,. m, except
Tuesday and Friday mornings, when the Colyer
heretofore, and omit her trips bttves q washlnstoa
and Aiexandria from ga m. to Up. m. only.
Ghe 81. 6'< p. IA. aud "a D. m boats frOm Alexan-
drla CONNECT with Hhe trains of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for the North aud West.
The6A a. IN. and IA y. N. boats from Washington
connect with the traIbs of the % ange ind Alexsn-
dria Railroad for the South ard Soutnvt So. sc y
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The subscriber. contemplating visiting Europe IN
Few months for the sake Of his heath and for the
date his entire stock at COST, and many kinds Of
Goods at much less than cost order to the
stock OF Goods. which he viii buy in PARIS and other
IngtOn TIE following named goods are marked
down TO cost a d less than cost:
r rench patti rn Bonne; s. all styles and cslors,
Cloth and Ve!ve. Cioaks. all kinds,
Net Ba,qrss, Illuslon Berthes and Capes,
Enbroidered Cioaks and Dresses, for infants. less
Inf.nts' MoIno and Satin Hoods, Fifty per cent les.
Under Skirts. Hoop Skirts, three kinds.
Cloak Veyets, Bonnet Velvsts, all coiors,
MANY kiada Of Worstsd Goods. at Fifty per osnt lea.
A great variety OF Cloak and Dress fringes sad
Gulpure button Trimming.
GuIPuIs l,aoo IN all sty les and widths
Vsivs Satin. LustrlnE, and Bonnet Ribands. in
wsi Fl. S :;sss + f; SnIIas Bs!,ins,
G.%bio: ssis:. Marssss and M f1a Sets.
Real Lace Sets, Cambria and swiss kufLins.
S 3 WIS 8 and CambriS Edgrnss and Insert ass.
k tfk B p,,in, and valenelenles laces.
ass assortr ent Of French and Blonde Laoss
toDinets. white and black SteH Nets
Lace vsIi .:, IN al v agIaii'is1'
e,s,L;n Rlhi9as. Embroitered Night Caps,
sleeve End Cloak Tasse.s, all ooIors, Dress But
hsp.eatld assnrtnent of French Flawcrs.
Bsautifdl Gathers, In black w"ite and oo;or.
enemies, Ball Chenllles for head dresses,
aek pevet Ribands, all widths. ofthe very best
Fine ard stylish Head dresses,
And all other kinds Of goods usually Ike pt in well
refn atSd Ia Millinery liner and trimming store.
ocatry will plsasetoar In mind b AM The aLovs ad
az 10 put forth In ssod faith, as am de
'SbIsa e ecu m goods u prices
and patterns out at laods, pr,oss md ali rde1s
iof Bonns's &c. will be flied at proportion ably low
P s. All sales at reduced prices will be for cash
no o-euzh q Centre Market Space.
Jr FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
FANCY Of Popte Geou.s,
aItins. dsiie y, erses; Perfomery. and Toilet
ture. and imported direct FROM Europe by The PeS
ais; Tooth. helr, and o; her Brushes as we'll as all
sap Sf a9 20 . an, ns SS Of
-' ' - p'st u psois O.! : ! psR!oraEE.
NO 70 COZ" "a ave. and 1lth st.
A RE fs,l YoU lSsgRE Dl-AmpIs indemnity
aNGTON INSURANCE. CCMPANY. Once
corner OF Penn: avenue and 10th st Stootholdsrs
Gsecto,s and officers all otiz ems of and
JAMES C. MCGUIRE p,..;a.,.
y. q HANSON. Secretary. no 10 sniif
NOTICE az EEEERY GIVEN that aft.r rnh.
VII, sa59s o. TINS h2,iss q, sS weeks plicaton
the is,us Of dns; nohm ~ u pshsions for
tTnder aos Of brgary ilth, lss7) ssusi to OSsa;
~; brown: id!e Sergeant In Capt. Korponsyis
RAILS ke.m . Of Missouri Mounted Volunteer
ID tne waI VIII Me1!s., ths same having been lost
era! Land Once. dated this iOth d6y az spEIst. a.
90 la-lavsw, OSCAR NJ. BROWN.
--.,ss,-0,,-- e.
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WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w ersate. Ladies and Gentlemen lose one OF their
naIar S't Hf Inc 5saq OF h tn
s15stio1 s what shall We do to stop tho hair FROM
falling of, and restore IT. vigor AID bekuy re-
HAIR FROMOTER AND lMPROVER. A few
applications will stop the hair ssllins OF breakng.
remove dsndruf, keep the scap c!ean and white,
ard imPart freshness and vigor to the hsir; AND
sithorgh you my have boon laid twenty ears, the
oohtinucd uS5 of il two months will insure you
lux uisnt head of bair. Call ard get bottle, and il
not satisfied, sitter tee second APPLICATION, return Il
and get the price paid.
AK for Dr.. HafIis' Hair Promoter and Improver
Sold in Richmond By w. PETERS,l n, Drug
and in Washington oily b. z. D. GILMAN, Drug.
EiEt, Browns Hotel Building. Pa. avenue, and D..
b. CLARK, Druggist, corner - street and Pa.
avenue, AL iy
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Tkrorgh q trial of many years, and through ever
nation OF civilized men, kYER'S CHERRY PFC
TORAL has been found 20 afford IaJro rsiieiand 20
cure more cases OF pulmonary disease than any her
tied consumption have been cured by il, and thous-
ands of sufferers no were deemed hey Ond the reach
of human aid have been restored to their friends and
usefulness, to sound health and the enjoy nents o.
life, by this all powerful antidote to diseases of the
lungs and throat. Here O cold had settled on the
lungs. The dry hacking cough. the CLASSY eye, and
the PALE thin features OF him who was late;y lust,
He trles every thing. but thu disease Ia gnawng al
his vitals and shows lts fatal symptoms more and
more over all his freme. He is taking the CHER
made his breathing easy; his sleep is nd st night
his appetite returns and yith It has strsnstE. The
dart which pierced his side is broken Scarcely any
neigL bo-hood can be found which has Let some Inv
ina trophy ike this to shadow forth the v,rtues
which have won for the Cherry Pectorsl an inn
perishable renOwn. But Its usefulness does lot and
here. Nay, it accompllshes more BY pr.yention than
cures the seed which would have ripened into a
dreadful harvest OF lncurabie diseases. IniuaIza
Group, Bronchitis, Hoarseness PieuTsy, Whoonr
are easily cured by the CHI sRR Y PECTCRtTi II
taken in season. Every family should have il b,
them, and they will Ind IL 81 invaluable prOteolon
i.a.l The insiduous prowier which carries off lie
parent sneep HON any noek and the drrlizs limb
Authenticated evidence ofthese facts. with tireo
hons for the treat rent OF esch complaint, nav be
found in Ayers Americsn Almanac, Of which we
over the earth, In order that the sick everywEere
nay isys before them the information il contains
Drrgglsts snj deaiers Ia med,cins generally have
fs s dstsusGS asp 9E these
and Analy teal Chemist, Loyell, Macs.
cS SSS ~ z .: GILMAN ma Ws:L;aston AID by Il.
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COL U NJ BIA MARKET.

CoL UMBIA MARKET.
Just arrived End fer sale. anothss iavo,ce of tina.
say 81 ton prime Vermont Butter, in smsif sacN.
ages; lGobefrsls crime Apples; 500 bushels Whife
Mercer and Carter Potatoes; 10 bills. No Cranhers
rJes 80 bbls. Onions W.aoo AcrroVfat SonaSE
Salt Fish. Mack erel. 10 = no 49,
E,AsHIONABLE PEEFUMERIEs. from tha
u best hoasss, * 0IB6s'S, hss II corner q
issA ssrsss ed 70. ssss we
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I APES, TUCK and al sorts OF COMBS a
ls t:ss. =. W.T. VIII ~: i:''''' 3 49,
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Tho SUBSCRIBER having cuInpletsd mis- assortment
OF urnitufe, would respectfully suxx0asnA :
invite the s,.lrons of Washing, ~
examine his stock for thom-
SO YES. consisting Of
Elmo Mahognny, Walnut, Cherry and OF har w ard
robes.
Fine MAHOGANY. Walnut, and Cherry, jenny Lind
and other Bedsteads.
Fins Walnut and Rosewood Etrxeres, Ladies' Cab
inets and Whatnots.
me Mahogany and Walnut Sofas and Chars.
Fine solid Oak Marble top and other Cottage Cham
Der Sets.
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Dressing and other
Bureaus, and Sideboards
Fins Mahogany and other Chairs Of every dosorip-
ton.
China, Glass. and Crookery Ware, Looking
Glasses, 90.
sly purpose is to sell "a cheap any other person
in Washington, and on AZ favorable terms and
Halter my self that no person wishing 10 purchase
will be disappointed if they give NE a call.
A. GREEN,
az f6-tf No, SIS 9Th stTSSt.
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REshtfs az 49,. stcc :s: on :. 8 Ies,sv
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The Restorative is put in bottles OF three six
VIE large, medium aId small; the small holds u
pint, aud retsis for 81 per bottle: the medium no
at asst - per cant. more IN proporii"n than the
small retaile for 80 per bnttls the large holds a
quart ~ per cent more IN proportion, and retails
for IS a totSe.
.. j. WOOD & CO., rrOpTetors, SI2 Broad way,
tablis hment. snl liz Market street, IT. LOUIS Mo.
Dealers. noIT 3m
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7 .4RIEs' RRAIps, PLATE, cTFLs. HALF
- 1Sxh St~esS s~< %. 70 tew
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INTEkRsY ALLOWED ON DRPOsiTEs.
koAxYsLoAE~ sToex sxevRIrIEs'
j. rsss ssosrSk3ssss;; I sa 4. E::s,, NJ
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1'AE BEST Cough sYRUP IN THE
WURLp.
The best COUGH SYKup IN the world is
HARTSHORNF'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF

This article ls prepared by chemist. and is Pro-
nounoed by mejIcsi men, and those no have ed
II, TO be the best PREPARATION for Coughs, Colds,
Cd-drrH, BroachitiS, HoaTSeness, Sore THREAT
cas- g, Consumption.
. Persons who sing should use it, II 10 pleasant to
the tssfe scfens clears and theus the voice.
aays a irritation Of the TIA oat and lungs, and pre-
III Bottles . and 81 cents and 81. Sod by al
dria, oc lift
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EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT

MAH9SANY, WALNYT, ROSEWOOD AND
Tho subsorIber having completed his assortment
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N COST PRICES! nn

oc 9-lawt2Snov
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GrOhUON'S hSIATIC MIATUkE-A sale
- speedy, and certain cure fer Cholera N0rb:s,
Flux, Dy eentery, DiaTrEea and al affections of TIE
Bowels, and for Summer Complaint OF Children.
There Ii no Medicre esrsl to II il would not III
cure an intait month old. The subscriber las
used 1t In his family for than ten yeiTs, and
supplied the afflicted FREQ Of with entire
cess In every case. He 10 now induced by gentle
men Ia this CITY, thst have tested ts virtue place
II IN the different Drug Stores IN Washington for
sale. Manufactured and for sale by
]. III. GORDON,
au % SIN Nc. SIS Pa ey " as hlnrt ton D. C.
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yESTERDAYAFTERNoors REPORT
FROM HAVANA.

NEW YoRK, July %.
By the steamship Empire City, we have dates
from Havana, July ID.
Sugars firm but not very active. Whites l9a24.
Molasses active, 3a3 Ia for eloyed and 4a4 II Tor
Muscavado.
The brig Nancy had been seized at Havana as
SLAYER.
The brig C. Perkins which had recently been
sunk of the coast BY her officers, had been raised
and pumped out. She had slave-deck and every
other evidence Of having been engaged IN the slave
trade
\ duel with swords had been fought by two mil
itary officers recently at Regia. One OF the com
batants was cut down, when he was Immediately
shot as he lay by the second of his antagonist and
mOrtally wounded He died next day.
The Times Panama correspondent sends the
substance ofSecreiary Cass letter to the President
of Nicaragua, on the refusal Of the latter TO sign
the Cass- risslrri Treaty. The Secretary says 70
President MartineZ-IOu have insulted this Gov
ernment by Withholding the treaty after pledging
yourself TO General Lamar that you would send
it by special messenger. You afterwards as
sgned as a reason for not having sent it that you
had written al autograph letter TO President Bu-
chanan, asking him to submit certain notifications
Of it, which letter you never wrote.
We demand as the only reparation you can make,
the written treaty as ratified by the assembly with
regard to the vested rights OF citizens OF Mica
ragua.
General Cas- tells President Martinez that this
Government viii not submit TO arbitrary action
on the part Of Nicaragua. That if that country
was devoid Of adequate tribunals, the Cabinet
/ at Washington had No other course 70 pursue but
\ to decide for themselves, and that therefore Q
/ proper naval force had been despatched 70 boil
sides Of the Isthmus.
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1Dbpsifialts & 5urqeons.

u MORTON, NJ. D.,-PhysOpathie
Ospr Eclectic Physician and Surgeon P essf Of MID
it. and Diseases q Women and Caissea *; nok
tend all calls his Proiesson either 4 his once or a.
thsiI pfsse ssiess A AZ .a;-, a a. seso, ~ y
reduces his patients them but Snpy
the obs;rucns stimulates and tones the system By
Those se "a with diseases Of the Liver, Lungs KID
neys Spleen, Neur1Ea Inf nation Rhsumstis. sIther
Acute or ChTonicl Loss Of Appste Derangement Of the
SOmach. CO1stipatlon q the B0Nels- Bilious Affections
Imuu res fths BlOOd any Chronic long Standing
diseases diseases peculiar 70 the falr such as Sup
"a 10 call His Mode Of rrsatnerf % also completely
adaDtea 70 Diseases OfChildrsn- =
Fever and AEae Chosa, 1oTbus ySsuteIy and
Dahnea. Coc. Cramps LoekiaW BITS and spasms treat
- Dr. m Is Also prepared totreat fully FEvERS
ofhe various types togethsr with All osasI iom oi sas
but facts deducted from ears o. ne ke9rn Of
New Sehooi ssss e. , S s1atss of 5aoS aSd
graduate from the old apd neS schools Of Aedi inc
iI5sof 40 rANiC IS sia and pounds
nctures and syrups, such 9s are usually sspt IN
E 81 sssiies and large number Of Compounds, pre-
,s-sd Nv himself Remedial Ageas, among which are
qSsn: "a. fsT Re Il pyspspsa Ps
80 Anfi- b 0us Pills. exeluavey ior me LIVER Sansye
BitssIs; never fsiiing remedy for
Tsk s5rsGnd Inaansd Eyes canker Medicine for Can
kel aSIssm Cherry Tor Coughs Colds, BrOnchs.
e.I aptioB and al Diseases Of the Lunes kanmaiie
ternal or external Application; asossrssH KEN
s for the Choera Mothers Cordial q Fsmais FRIEND
- b particular Attention WILDE paid IN treat
" s Old chIonie az Psste ~ e % se-ass 1s
d dead. but he does claim that he cure all cur
Ahe & Ne los Lorain ST. Residence, No. 10 Church
= ~ - iaati, West Side
Fcd chance IN his oesto red Msdioins .ad N
sio1s esns sb-anches. aB1s-dlSGdo.SrJnlya 80
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WETaERELL's HoRsE Hos AND PULvERIzER.
On Tuesday afternoon last, in company with
a number ofother gentlemen, We witnessed the
operation of the Horse-Hoe above mentioned
Itworked most admirably, and viii undOnbted-
Iy serve all the purposes for which it is design
ed. All who were present and saw its per-
formance, were highly pleased-among them
several persons well acquainted with this class of
machinery As a labOrsaving machine it is IN
doubtedly great improvement, and must come
into general use. A farmer with this machine
viii be enabled to hoe in one day as many acres
of com as his horse can pass Overland VIC
should think one man and horse might ae-
complish as much in one day as six or eight or
perhaps more men by tho ordinary method of
hOeing. 1t is unquestiOnably good machine,
and should be examined by all Mr.. J. c. StOd-
dard, the agent, may be seen at the Johnson
House, where the Hoe can be inspected.
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ASAD DAccIDENT.-Yesterday about half past
IL O'Clock, little son of Mr. H. n Gates, while
playing in yawl boat lying.near D. A Shepard
& Co.'S Factory on Vineyard strret, accidentally
fell overheard and was drowned. The little fel-
low was years old. He was accompanied by
another boy, who gave the alarm as soon as
Johnny (the name of the deceased) had fallen in.
For some ine1plicable reason, the men, who
were to work in the neighborhOOd, did not
move with the haste that they might, and the
consequence was Johnny sunk to rise no more
alive. The water was only about four feet
deep.
Little Johnny was a universal favorite with
his relatives, and his pIaymates. His early and
unfortunate death is sad blow to his parents
and family.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-29

~ The Dealer of last evening contained an
article eminently characteristic of the ex-POst-
master, but which was of the most scurrilOus
kind. The subject was the refusal of the LO-
eofocos in the Council, aided bs sorehead Her
rick, who had a spite to CRAFTY against the late
City Printers, and a cypher by the name of
Crawford, to pay Messrs. E. COwles Il Co.'S
bill. As Gray has been very PrOfuse Of late in
applying the detachable terms of " thieves, -
pirates" ..robbers..' DC, to f. Cowles d Co.,
We shall make some relatiOn shortly about his
Post Office dOings, of such nature, that the
public viii apply these terms to himself
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-29

POLICE COUEr.-Samuel Cargan, grand lar
ceny, was discharged.
The case of the State against Maria Keys
alias Falkner, was heard yesterday, and result
ed in binding her over in the sum Of one thou
sand dollars to appear al the Court Of Common
Pleas. The case occupied the greater portion of
the day City Attorney HEIsLY deserves much
credit for his patient and thorough inyestiga-
ton of this case, and has shown himself sound
LAWYER in examinations Of this kind
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~ Mr.. RlnsOm was IN favor of the amend
ment. Neither Of the Committees met his
views The minority report of the Judiciary
was at least consistent, whilst thst Of the Il a
jOrity was purely suicidal. He was not quite
satisfied on the point as TO whether the charges
were made according to eontract.-Lasf Aighf's
Herald
We are disposed to give the Herald credit for
considerable improvement in getting up their
report of the debate in the Council on Tuesday
evening as compared with the one-sided re-
port of last week, but it still lacks perfect fair
ness Mr.. Ransom said 'he was not salts
fed that the charges were not in accordance
with the contract of E. Cowles d Co. with the
city, which makes a material difference in the
meaning of the sentence.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-29

$500 For GRAIN has been paid by persO
wanting a few bushels Of choice article to Sow
Now this was shrewd on their part, and no one
accused them Of Surfing themselves tOaNAPwhen
it would SEEN proper to be wide awake.
The farmer should be governed by the same rule
in getting SUIT of clothes Of the right GRAIN,
with even and smooth Nap that some master work
man has had to SEW upon, and has left upon it an
even, clean, and firm SEAN.
A garment made " TO the LETTER'-as above
will never be called upon to recognize the ''LET
ER RIP."
At J. Sonneborn's, l56 Superior street, Cleve
land, O., clothes Of the above firm and handsome
description, may always be fouud in any quantity,
and what doubly adds to the wonder, Is the prices
are invariably FIFTEEN Per CENT less than at
anu other clothing Store IN the State.
Admission free. and attendants TO show visitors
through the extensive eztabhshment-gTGtlS.
junesd ktriwtf
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THE BEST ARTIFICIAL TT I HELP TO
N H snLOMONsON.

PRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICAN,
Keeps largest Of the most approved KINDS o
SPEcTAcLES. Anhis glasses whether for near OF far
sighted ground under his inspection by machine
" Of new construction with the greatest care. 50 as TO
the eyes al cases. curing WeakHs' DzziHsss OF
Iaaauu1tiOH a Eyes and mpartIg strength ior ois
reading fine sewing.
= n. II. Solomonson would here inform the public
he employs any the sale Of his lenses
- Also. splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES. MI
CROsCOPES, COMPASSES. &c, keEa on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural
VORee 3s Superior street under the American Hotel
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, July %.
In consequence of some recent publications IN
the newspapers, Surveyor Hart Of this port and
the late General Appraiser Mr.. Delaye, had an az
fray on Nassau street this P. NJ. Mr.. Hart spat In
Mr. Delaye's face, whereupon be said be was am
ed and called Hart id scOundrel, and attempted
TO draw a weapon. Hart then struck him on the
head with q cane and soon afterwards gave HIM
self up TO the police.
The bark Lyra, Capt Dicker. has been seized at
Kew West as a SLAYER The Captain escaped
The Wabash ard MaScedonian sailed from Key
Wess on tile 2ls:, for the Mediterranean. The Con-
stellation sailed the same cay for New York and
the Saratoga for Aspinwah. The Plymouth and
-lTalo were in port, the latter sails on the oath
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NEWS FROM THE WEST

Leavenworth, 26th per U s. Express to Boon
vile, 2sth:-A man named John B. Scroggins, no
toiOus as the leader Of band Of horse thieves and
robbers in the South, has been arrested in this
city. Messengers have been sent TO Fort Scott to
procure evidence. Several murders are charged to
have been committed by Scroggins both in Fort
Scott county and on the Big Blue.