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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07

THE TRADES.
A BREWER WANTED WANTED. A BREWER With
"A good reference Apply Al OIL Harrison ST., THE day
TAPASNFR wANfEp.-wANTED, A MAN TO oRSA-
81 rnent oile, To sfercrsl vcrsssn good
and steady employ Address O. H. MASON as Washing
ITO BUILDERS -wANrKD, A SITUATION Az FORE
man carpenter, BY man who understands his business
in all is branches; 10 good and practical
chsnc American and Afraid Of give best
OF city reference required, 70 capaby. Any
In want ~ such will end Il 70 h advantage 20 address
few lines 70 Foreman, Herald Office.
ITO WHOLESALE CLOTHING MERCHANrs a
foreman wishes engagement with good house, IL
competent in both the Western and Southern trades
refers two large houses this cay whom be has served
with for number of Address for
Foreman, bor 2,sa5 Post Office.
WANTED-A SITUATION BY AN EXPERIENCED
w millwright. that undersands All kinds of machinery.
slso csrpenternG Address George Ellis, O. 6ths
yUANTED-THREE GOOD PAPER HANGERS IN
w quse At 81 pey ST. New York Al l9S Broad a., New
ark, Nj
yUANTFD-A TICKET AND SHOW CARD PRINTER,
for the fancy dry goods trade also two Of good adj
Apply 10 Beaumarchas ISL sh between 18th and Bob sts
vIvANTED-A SITUATION AS GARDENER AND
w coachman by single sober, steady who has been
bred gardening and win be found able willing and
obgng; ls careful driver and understands the OF
Best city references Address b. bon los Herald
Office, for two days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07

A III, FAMILIES AND OTHERS CAN OBTAIN EXCEL
~ lent servants NJ the Domestic Insure and Hsne
I've llth st. corner Of 9th This extensive home has
abundance Of civil capable help. Copdrced by respect
sbe American Lady.
COOD SERVANTS ARE OBTAINED AT MORRIS
VI COHNERT CO.'S, 1853 broadway, entrance IN Frank
lin Also farmers coachmen aborers SC here or AT The
braoch, lzg Liberty o., corner OF Greenwich
VIrANTFD-A CLERK TOR RAILROAD TICKET
w conductors three men for s,eamers young
no with merchant 10 California two men " drive
borses and stores four porers four girls 70 travel
10 California. Apply 10 gfILEN co. No East Broad
way, N IA clerk for hotel In Connecticut
w the cooking Of rentemens fsndli gsng N the coun
ry one will he required understand milk and butter
three competent walters wages 81 10 SIC. Apply early At
MIRA MANNrHGs, 1l3 7th 2th st A large number
OF girls wanted daily general homework wages rs " s.
WANTED. -REsPECTABLE MEN SEEING EMPLOY.
w should apply At the Merchants Clerks Registry
ohce ~ Broadway No commission IN advance situations
bopsee. Boursetos wM J. REDpATH,
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pbpsifiails & 5ur9eOus.
MORTON M. D.-Physopathic

ID MORTON, NJ. D.,-PhysOpathle
Deer Eclectic Physirtan and Surgeon Pa iesssl o. Mid
ION having located himself IN this place ready 20 at
tend calls II his Profession, either a his Office or At
eyery dssrption ether ineFa animal vegetable aid
reduces hs paeas 70 cgse tlsn nui
the ebstrueons stlmuaies anu Up he system o5
Tsse as ed with diseases Of the Liver, Lungs Kid
ueys spleen. Neu-aia lad matiOn Rh journalism. leher
Acute Chronic Loss of Appee, arrangement Of the
stomach. Constipation u the bJwes, Bilious Affections
Impurities Il the BloOd any Chronic long standing
Diseases diseases peculiar 70 the female such as SUP
"a 10 call. His Mode 0f TTealmsnI also mpletey
ADAPTED TO Diseases Of ofChildren-
Dr NJ has also and laIliug remedy for
Fever and Ague Cholera -AoTbus, ysentey and
Darroea C0c. CTamp LockiaE Fis and Spasms treat
r. Dr. 81 Is also prepared totreat successfully FEyERs
o the types together with all other form u acute
but facts deducted from the Reform
New School system q Pratee aud thorossn reading o.
the various schools Of phyc and systems Of practice and
graduate from the old and neS schools Of Medi,tne
,I,.o9 ~ IS aolssaad eon,Soapds
and srups such are usually Kept IN Boanie
Eelecfie and nolfsenl1n Drn Siorts 49, Al oi ths
Pared by himself Remedial AGENTS. am9ns which
ihs ioowlns va; ComPoand syraP % ias Msnqps5ias p
~ Anfi-B lious Pills exclusively for the Liver Sanaye
Bittsrsi Anti Rq,ders Drops, area
Weak SorEd Inhamsd Eyes. Canker 1Isdcins, for Can
ksroI Caon 81 90 az
CousumptiOu and AL Diseases Of the Lunss khumaiic
Lnmeni OF PAN Killer superior article 20 aa{ nSS IN
edy for the Cheisra Mothers Cordial or Fsas kflend,
~ n b Pariicalar Attention WILDE paid in treat
iu ali old Chronic and Private Diseases TO cleanse the
S he dead ba he does claim that he can cure al eur
able Diseases and mang t1t arc considered ncuIable
once, No los L9raa ST. Residence, No 10 Church
Fps Dr. n. would say that he can give One Stu
def good chance in his Once to resd Seicae And its
! aNIruuT IryE nalr ~ FNuNu
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Police ITExs.-Maria Keys, alas Maria
Falkner, who has been twice before arrested on
charges, Of grand larceny aud burglary, was
again arrested yesterday on charge of burgla-
ry in breaking into the warehouse of Begges L
Chaplin on the night of July 18th, and taking
therefrom several hams, one hundred pounds OF
butter, and other articles, valued in the aggre-
gate at about $50. There has been a regular
band of thieves and burglars about the city for
the last six months, which is now about being
broken up, and the receiver of whose "swag"
this Maria Keys seems to have been. She will
be examined this morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-21

GRovER AND BAKER's FAN.

1st. Cotton is used as If is purehased-on spOols
without rs-Winding; saving time, trouble and
waste.
ID. The trouble and perplexity Of filing shut
tie, las in other machinss is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. Itis very simple yet strong in construction,
easily learned and kept in order, and does not re-
quire to be taken apart to be oiled.
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ulsr, and will not rip though every fourth stitch
be cut
sth. The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric
This Machine smbrOidsrs beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving Of
labor are invited to call at the sAss-roOm of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. The
above machines are freely shown and samples Of
work given at all times.
The services Of q lady and the use OF amaehins
can be obtained by the day in families, by calling
at the room Of Mr.. Hopkins Terms 81 ,5OPer day
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
Northrop spanglsr's Block
uhsOdsn:1es Superior st., up stairs.
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NEWS FROM THE WEST.

ST LOUIS, July ~
Our Leayenworth dispatches Of the 18TH, per
II s Express TO BoonyiIie, say: Private despatch
es from Washington state that new military posts
are to be created at Big Timbers and Cheyenne
Pass.
A despatch from St. JOsephs, 18th, says that the
Salt Lake Mail with dates 10 the Doth nlt had ar
rived. Johnston entered the city on the zeto<-
Can't Marcy Is also at hea 5quarters in the city
The MormOns had been invited TO return ana
take possession OF their deserted homes FroVo Is
still the rallying point of tlIe hornons,
The Express with orders from the war Depart
ment TO Gen HaTney, was only SIX miles N Ihe
diaus peaeeabe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-21

WEsT INDIA ENANcIPArIoN.-Frederie Doug
lass, the distinguished cOlOred orator, is expect
ed to be present on the occasion of the celebra-
ton of British West India Emancipation in this
city, on Tuesday, the Sd of August prOx- JOHN
BROwN, the Barber. has been appointed Marshal
of the day, and with the aid of his assistants,
will undoubtedly be efficient in directing the
movements of the procession Mr.. BRowN is
expected to appear on horseback, and head the
column. Nearly two hundred dollars have
been subscribed toward the celebration.
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Mfoiritgs
.EALTH OF A',JFRTCAN WO,

EAH1 II VI y JlERICAN WOS
We desire 70 cal segts 10 l,it ss5 sdS ss5s ~ Iahp,
! bIdse' an hsla ~ uf American Women in snoSh
rs skill ard I3sSies al lSdf NAV relied upon
Aarsl tlls Uterine i5oii5 - ~. q; h.
D d. Al ssstlsmsa ~ 60 q N m13y severe tess Hsde
Of very lie AIisinments man Of sfeaI juiSsat
M 1 in4t9n iudiclc and hishy successful Drac-
SsidiaS n'1 dis a''' especially those Of women and
EOa Pzyacisas
Malshls UIerina Catlrolieon will certainly eurs all
ne I. ~ Ilse-ses 10. Which Il IS recommended"
II hsie Is 20 medicine ike il IN this country"
Oteflnr CathohcOn Is cen ain and safe remedy"
BIARsHALL'S UTERINE CATHoLICoN
Is Isunhesitangly osred reliable remedyfor al those
ualy ssct the mind well the BODY that 10 tRrk
ak S5 ofk S b s azure % as5l1g 4 not in
Goa IA remedy are Failing Of the Womb, Whites. Sup
hamma iSns and Diseases Of the kidneys or Urinsry Or
Retention or Incounenee Of UIae. Heartburn. Co.
DIS urbed SLEEP and all troubles, rsanc sym sihec
connected with the uterine organs
Ladies who troubled with any the above symptoms
% VITA SPINE xer or lang coelpaius are invited 20 adj
hnI edef Marshails Uterine csiho!ieon is Mt Suasf
medicine but ingredients have been made known
spectable physietan IN the country.
IN pTlas o MARSHA LIS UTERiNEi cATROLE
con - One Dollar and q HaJper slagis bottle
WEsT BEDFORD, COshoetou Co May a. ls-T.
Mr. II. Kingsley. Sirs-I have been selling the medi-
cine Of the Grafenberg Ompany for the last years and
the pills have sold 70 great families regularly
as their Tea and coffee and with trsde n have become
ape article Marshafs Uterine Caiholiron a mefi-
cine tha has done great amount Of good IN female dseas
One lady 80 n to toll she had received more
benent fum bottle than she did from long
medical treatmeutb BY the most skillful physieians
Yours truly. JAMES WILSON.
January lst, lass.
MRS. RoBTNsoNS CERTFIcATE.
VERsON, Trpmbull Co, May lst 1853.
This ceTfes that have been In very poor health for
Ysars and found te reefafter loving number
0i Ply sicians My dissase was Pr0laDsis Ute n had
been reduce BY that and Flouor Ahus until lad become
liberated 10 considerable By the advice OF
Bushnell procured and TOOK six bottles Of MArshas
uteTHs tHthocol which enabled 20 ateld hus-
baud his ast sickness uatil be died which about
Fear have tlken three bottles E'nce his d. ath
which has made abe 70 labor and support family
three children The eCshOc9u has nasTy restored 10
health u Is tho only thing that has mite Afed my suffer
/ ing tor winch feel very grateful
MARY Z. ROBINSON.
The CATHOLICoN IS iOr sale By City Druggists and by
Medicine dealers generally iull2
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
SONS OF MALTA CONVENTION.


TIE National Convention Of the Sons Of Malta
reass embed. Tue Chairman Of the Business Com
mite offered report which was adopted, for the
formal ion of the COnsstery consisting Of two del
egates rom each Lodge represented. The Con
yeution then adjourned sine die.
The Cou.sistery subsequently met and elected DR..
A. Jones Of n. Y, Chairman.
On moCion it WAS resolved that this select body
be hailed as the Supreme Graud Council Of the
Sons Of Malta in the United States, Cuba and Mex
leo, to act IN concert with the Supreme Grand
Lodges of Europe.
The following officers were then elected:-Su-
preme Grand Commander, Howell Henry Vice
Grand Commander, Curtis Guild; Grand Chaneel-
Ior, Dan1 W. Boss; Grand Seer stary, h ;. Peter
son Of Pa; Grand Treasurer, Jas Fisher OF Ohloi
Grand Conductor, Geo. w. Dilkes OF n. 1.
After the appointment Of the various Commit
tees of the Supreme Grand Council they. adjourn
ed until the ID Monday in October, to meet in New
York.
The Visiting Members from Havana, France
England and Germany were then admitted TO the
floor and appeared greatly interestt d in the pro
ceedings, and q universal Convention OF all tns
Lodges in the world was spoken Of, and viii prob
ably take place in 1859.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

" AalIlNUIUNf ulII To
Private letters from Mexico state that Mr.. otWay,
the British Minister had received directions FROM
the government TO suspend relations with the Zu
loags government, unless disposition was eyinced
by il toward making reparation to the British sub
jects.
Can't. Longstreet has been appointed by the
President paymaster Of the army, in place VI ID
shell, dismissed.
Gen. Burnett B. Ward. Surveyor General Kan
sas, has made all his appointments and viii leave
for the Territory next week
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-21

LIsHr-St Clair street where Laws Fluid
Lamps are used Is one of the best lighted streets
in the City. Mr. Laws contract also includes
y lights on the West side He sells the same
fluid at his Store 60 Ontario street. besides
Camphene and Carbon Oil His selfgenerat-
spirit gas lamp is said to be the best in exist
ence See his advertisement.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK, July ~.
The ship r. L. GIichrist from ThOmaston, Ne,
took fire tuly 5th, in the harbor Of Hayres and
was still buraing on the 7th, when the North star
L. =. notwithstanding the most aetve exertlOns oi
tb thorities Of the port and others 10 extiDguish
tbe sam.es The ship had on portion OF her out
srI car, o, consisting of go bales Of cotton, 40
bbds tobsc.. =. and IS, 600 slaves.
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Real Gstatf Aneuts.
EOR sALE.-Vacan1 To1.-Oa H.

t'Oa SALE.-Vaeant LOts-On Hind
~ hl 10 , Seoyiiie and Maple Sts Some very de-
STEAM SAW MILE m.lssby h p f,o., ,h. Ca
station with large story dwelling Hnd
GRISF ,SIILL-wATER PowER-wub .,.., s,r
s,Sn, good dam and buildings aad machinery ia -ood
LAKE SI-Near the Car Shops. one and a-half story
house snd los o. ---' ''11S
15 Good sos One and ahalf story frame house barn
FnR sSi = ~ PfF Fx5,4. SsTe
miles from the Court House Seventeen acres Of land
eco eco sol aad well cultivated with nice cottage hoass
aeles o. timber viii sell very low and recsiSs paT IN
PARKMAN "a sTi-HOuss and lot si.sOO Exchange for
hISCONSlN5Al large Of lands we'll situated 10
s OF exchange Tor small house and lot nsa- suOeIior
wARRENsvILLE-le2 Ae,,. ,s,, -. - =.
d house barn, orchard. ketO e1ehanS Tor some sood
Jus ROUSE JENNINGS. 50 supsro,s 81
E'OR SALE OR EXCHANGE
II GRIST AND SAW MIIL-wafer Power SpS 1ssna-
2nee Of II 20 miles BY Railroad from CIevslsrd wear
Mi ~ 500 - elseS and nov doing gOod basinsss-
- ACRES Near he Lake share miles from Eu lid
Kinds and Y nerss timber. Viii western lands IA
STONE DWELLING Lor-weu located in 4. ds.tra-
pc PsE gsS q Shs Siiy 70 sEehange ior small farn
hne yaretE OF fruitTees and grape vines exchange o
l5e SHARES CLEVELAND IRON MlSINe COM
Any STOCK nd Vacant Lots exchange fsr a small
ltrn near the city. house aad lot we'll located n The
cliy. -
AT EUCLID STATION % acrss OF land-sol black
sandy loams under nae cultivation with n undance O
eh9ee Ifnit and some timber, two dwellings, harns
ala hsFer,iailins spring of wster, and acres Of
mile nnrih Of the Station; rich oany oil To eTehSa-s
Tor good improy ed farm Alsn.
10 ACRES IN WILLOUGHBY-On the Lake Shore
con.idershls fruit -
HURON cO-Fam Of l6 acres IL mile nom R. r.
Salloni good new house and barn. orchard &C: we'll
ssIs1 VIII exchange IN part for Western lands Othsr
FOR RENT story Dwelling House on Lake st-S2is
do do FTankf IT st-Sl50.
in,,, ROUSE JENNINGS,
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PoIIcE CoURT.-MayOr StaIkweather held
the Court yesterday morning. COrdelia Carter,
for being drunk, was mulcted in Sl3 and costs.
John Hersh So for same offence. Csiharine
Carl, petit larceny, case continued. Samuel
CargaD, grand larceny, case continued. Anum-
Der Of other cases were continued.
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NEW GOODS.

O RAYMOND & CO.. have received,
kOs BI-ck Dress silks, and full supply
iudia aud Summer silks.
STELLA Cashmere and I hihst slawls
White Grape shaw enbruiderod and plain
Brocha Scarfs and Shawls.
Black and Colored SILK ShaWls,
Black silk M.autllas,
Resioii Dress Goods. MouselIle de Chene,
Chaii de LANES, Robes Qmlles,
Ereuch Brlliants, OIgan1y Musilns,
Chiutz Organdies Chocolate Organdies,
Restori GTeuadines. Brrage Robes,
Tsreuch Jacc 1nsts. bingham bes Qulllas
rf.in y xuO de LANES. Hoy lies Pins,
-.-,eL r., -iish and American talcues,
- fi,'-Ir,ss,f - Gents Driving Gloves,
LI--s,Ss Ia HsTssiiiess [ : -''s-s, ChaHtillJ Neiis;
Plrssols Ribbons and La ~,,lt.r.
FmbiI Ha udkereh efs Emb'd = -. lr;,,.
Sleeves and Collar Sets. Black Lat. "-s,f.sss
fshantilly Bugied COllars, White Silk '0s0'
Fmbid Bands, Edgings and InseTtngS.
Fspcv Belt Ribbons. hiarseilies Trimming.
Black Velvet Ribbons, Smyrna Edslngs,
Bonu.t CrzBes, IlluSon Lace
Runnet Rouches AleIanderis KID Gloves,
Emb'd Lace aHd Muslin Window Curtains,
NIarselIes Quts. C0unierpanes and Toilet Covers,
Trieli Linens Ticklngs and Sheefings,
Russia Towelings snd Hukabuks,
Sfanle Shrtiugs and Fancy do.
Rriad Cloths. Caszineres and Safinetts
Vesfinss and Gents Shirts and Collar,
Checksd Valars I. Drlb Alpaca
g,G G1suans,
Nsckerchlsls ders and Umbrellas
An N yvhIesh .ught low, and will be sold Al
small advanle,a - i. -, q.
junlt WI CO-' % SuPeiloi -
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ARRIVALS.
N H sOLOMONSON.

PRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPucGS,
Keeps the largest assortment Of the most approved kinds OF
SPEcTAcLES. Ahis glasses, whether for near or far
sighted ground under his inspection By machine
" Of new construction with the greatest care 50 as TO
suit the eyes al cases. curing weakness Dzz1Hess Or
Inflammation Of the Eyes and imparting strength or 'og
reading fine sewing
q n. H Soiomoason would here inform the puohe
that he employs any the sale Of his lenses
u Also. splendid assortment Of SPY CLASSES. MI
CROSCOPEs, COAIPASSES. &c, keyt on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES
inserted without pain, as perfect IS natural
cTOee 3s Superior street under the American Hotel
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
MORNING, July 2I, ISIS

RECEIVED Hawks Il Bros. have received the
last number of the London Illustrated News
amagnifcent double number, full of splendid
illustrations, and sold at the usual price Ac
compauying it are also two fine eolOred plates
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-21

~"CaP fl, cap i0ear. We commend this
proVerb to the attention Of morning cotemPO-
rary.-Herald Of last eUsHiag.
The privilege of wearing fools cap (and a
good fit at that seems to be confined to the
local of the Herald.
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8EWARE- FIMPOsTERs-

CAUTION TO INYALIDs.-D SAMUEL S. FITCH,
(ohice IA Broadway. New York; known as the author
NcH CHrafiue TreGfHeaf for the diseases Of he Lungs
Heart, Liver. Stomach, Bowels Kidneys skin, Nerves,
Muscles JOINTS Blood, and for al Female Complaints
continues ms practice with his usual succes. q he Is
absent from AeB Y0rk. AL las not bJ many
ne has other oor ans p1rfher 0f BG0,
Cio1S0 Dzfr0if PfsbHrgh elsaes anf has not hsf-
u BesnaTe q al persons szS has na1s, prfe4ag 10
hare HO5, 10 haUe had professional connection 9th
hnl Tey IAsosTsl - Apply, personally b. let
Ter. directly TO himself Al ms ooe 7i Broadway, New
York where alone his be had. Remedies
any part OF the country and treatment conducted
success ally By letter the patient preferred
HIS SIX LECTURES the Lungs. 4ni explaining the
method By which he the above diseases ss9 pages
bound) sent BY NAIL post paid, for 20 cents.
~ Beware especially Of tho adverfsemensof 'Fiirh,
Dodge Co " Of DetToii, and OF Pitch Ly keS ofPits-
burgh. Chicago, &c-
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LHAIK DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE.
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.

THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE WORLD
All others are mere imtsons and shoud be avoided, If
you wish 10 escspe ulicule.
GRAY, RED. OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly T. a
beautiful sndNsurAl Br5Wn BLACK without least
mus tS Hslr or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
AWARDED 70 Wm RaichelOr since 1883. and 5000
applications have hsen made the Hair his patrons
his famous Dye.
wM. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
be distinguished from nature, and Is WARRANTED
RuTeia the least however long l. nay be cobtn
ued ani the i effects OF Bad Dyes remeied; the Hair in
vigorsied for life b. this splendid DYE
Aade sold applied lh riyaie roosl at the Wig Fac-
I83 Broadway y Y.
" The Genuine has the and address upon steel
engraving four sides Of each Box. Of
WILLIAM A BACHELOR,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-21

$500 FoR GRAIN has been paid by perso
wanting few bushels Of a choice article TO Sow.
Now this was shrewd on their part, and no one
accused them Of surfing themselves tOa NAP when
il would SEEN proper 10 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 /" 10 the LETTER"-as above
will never be called upon 10 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 found in any quantity,
and what dOuby adds TO The wonder, is, the prices
are invariably FIFTEEN Per CENT less than al
any other clothing store IN the STATE.
Admission free, and attendants to show visitors
through the extensive {. .tablshment-grGtis.
iuneSd ktriWf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-21

Y BRYANT i STRATToN's chain of College
is now complete and in successful operation A
Scholarship issued from the Cleveland College will
be good in Albany, Buffalo and Chicago, and rice
persa. P. r. SPENCER & Sons have charge Of
the Cleveland Writing Department cbs4tf
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FIRE.
NEW YoRK. July 20.

NEW YORK, July ".
A letter from Port Elizabeth, Cape Of Good
Hope, May 18th, has been received In this ely'
stating that great fire occurred at that port on
the previous night ALI the finest warehouses were
DESTROYED. AmCunt of loss estimated at lls,OOO
mounds