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FRONI MAsHINGTON

AsHlNGrOS, sept. y
Receipts into the treasury last week were nearly
81 6S2 ,0OO-an increase Of the previous week Of
S255. 900. The amount Of deposit IS Sl4 10000,
of which So I23OOO is New York. SlI4OUO has
been ordered 10 be transferred.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has issued new
general regulations, in which he says that no sub
ordinate officer Of the customs can be removed or
appointed without his previous sanction. iucOm-
peiency or neglect is 70 be reported to him for
consideration and action hereafter in all cases.
When parties aIlege to Isye claims for the return
of duties paid in error, Illegal exacOn or otherwise,
the application must be made direct 10 the IIeasu-
" Department by the OTuers or importers; on re-
ceipt Of which 4 repOrl of the case when requisite
will be called for from the collector, and upon its
examination the decision Of the Department will
be rendered. The Secretary also directs that the
valne Of sugar imported from Cuba be ascer-
tainad and appraised without reference 10 the
packages in which il is contained, whether hogs
heads or boxes, andtO this value shall be added the
cost of the packages.
Can't HarwoOd has been ordered on duty as In
speetor Of ordnance, vice Capt. Adams ordered to
the Sabine.
A board of officers has been ordered to convene
at an early day at Washington Arsenal, TO ascer-
tain by trial the best patent primer for small
arms
The board consists Of Captains GOrgas and Gre
vet; Maj Laidly of Ordnance, Capt Pickett and
Lieut. Gifts Of the Infantry, and Lieut.. Maury Of the
mounted ri1emen.
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GROVER AND BAKERS FAN.

Ist. Cotton is used as it is purehssed-On spools
without re-winding; saving tine, trouble ard
waste.
%. The trouble and perPlexity Of 6lliug shut
tie, las in other maehines, is in this avoided;
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-
quirs to be taken apsrt to be oiled.
4th. The stitch is always distinct even and reg
ulAr, and viii not nip though every fourth stitch
be cut.
5th. The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
| This Machine embroiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving Of
labor are invited 70 call at the salesrOOm of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. The
above machines are freely shown and samples Of
work given at all times.
The services of lady and the use of amachine
can be obtained by the day in families, by calling
st the room Of Mr.. Hopkins. Terms 81 ,5Oper day.
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
Northrop It Spangler's Block,
mh30d6m:l9s Superior ST., up stairs.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORT
NEWS FROlI TIE WEST.

ST. LOUIS, sept. 10
Col. Sayles, agent of the Post Office Department,
arrived here yesterday from ATiZOnia- He reports
the existence Of a very laWlsss stste Of things IN
that country, pistol and bowie knife being the only
law recognized.
Indian depredatiOns are very frequent
Sayles speaks favoraby Of the mineral resources
Of the Territory, but deems annexation Of Sonora
Of the utmost importance to their successful deyel-
Opment-
The El Psso and Fort Yuma wagon -oad expe-
ditiOn will complete their work in November.
The Agent Of the California overland Mail Com
pany was met early in August, west Of the Bio
Grande, husiy engaged in establishing stations and
making arrangements to enter upon service this
month
\ new military post VII be established on san
Pedro, in Arizona, to keep the Indians in check
Fort Buchanan will probably be removed to san
IA Cruz valley from New Mexico.
Col Ssyles reports the difficulty with the Nava-
gOe Indians Is still unsettled.
Gen. Garland had assured them that the mur-
derers OF Maj Brooks servant must be given up,
and in view Of the pending troubles had ordered
Col Miles from Fort Fillmore.
Major Blchus, commander ufthe recruits, crossed
Walnut Greek en- route for Fl. Union, on the 9th
ut
Judge Boon, Of Philadelphia, recently appointed
Judge OF New Mexico, left Independence for santa
Fe, on the 5th inst
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Ir.rrrWoRrH. Ang. 3I.

Per l.. = Exp 70 boonVllie, sept -
Orders have been received for two companies Of
the first caiyery from Col Summers command IN
der Mai Emory. to proceed to Fort Arbuckle
Our miIsicipal election was held here yesterday.
Great exc itement prevailed, bat no serious disturb
ance Occul-red- Hampton B. Denman, Free State
Democrat was elected by abou: 200 majority. Ly
man Scott, Re publican and Adam Fisher Republi-
can both were the opposing candidates
The salt l. Ike mail has arriv ed, having been
twenty one ds vs. en- route. The M0rmon's were
orderly and th U. S. officers attending TO their
business. As sOOn as the Associate Judges would
arrive the tria-s for treason would commence. No
arrests had yet been made.
The In1ians were very troublesome about salt
Lake City, and had already killed severai mol
mons.
One family was murdered while moving sOuth.
DR.. FOney, Indian Agent were out among the
the tribes making treaties, and had been sucesA-
fu
s. The Engi neers were out locating the four posts
on the the Western Division Of the Nail route.
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LIST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, Sept 10
Edward Tucker, the engineer ofthe train Of cars
on the New Haven T. R, thas went through the
draWbridge at NJrwaik some five years s.uce.cLus-
ing a terrible loss OF life, committed suicide by
bleeding Last night. He has wife and children at
Troy.
The Commi ssioners Of Health are about to raise
$500 coo for the rebuilding OF the hospitals.
Some half dozen obnoxious individuals w7re
burned in efigy last night by the Staten Island
mob. An attack was anticipated by the Police,
who we're prepaing for i. The Roman candles
fired offby the crowd attracted attention on board
the frigste Sabine, aud 100 men were sent ashore.
They were not needed however, as no other distur-
bancc than Is above noted occurred.
A heavy failure in the coffee and sugar trade is
reported; Liabilities 100000. assets large.
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BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUPEES suTpass all.
They arc elegant, L-Lt, easv and durable
Fit.ing ta clarmlo tsTails up behiul-no sannk ing
the head; nseej, is Is the only Is alisbmeut where
these things are pr1oeTly uuders o., j ard made.
233 Broadway. = CIV York.
aB2GlSw6m21l " FISKE- Cleveland. Ohio. AGENT.
J. B. Barnes d Co, Proprietors Of the Cleve
aai Flumiius works, ArEster Block are prepared
Ni:h srse force Of experienced vurkmen doinE every
essrii toa OF Pluna an tAe mlst thorough manner, on
he most scientific plans re1ais terms. aud On short
notice. lTze stocks of Fountain oi different STYLES and
izes bathing Tubs of cast iruu and wood. lined with
luuCdCopper steam heaters, lead and Eavaulzei iron
pipes eate l llIa RIhber Hoe, every descupil 90
Brzss AMI Fil.ci C5s. arLuIr- t1e PaIuu Sef-cOs
NJ Cocks recently Iu-ru'u1ed VASE BOWS and all kinds
Water Works FNturCs keu- constantly CO hand Al
work warranted ugS-dEglf
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Vim. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.


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GRAY, RED. or Rusty HAIR Dyed instantly 70 a
beautiful and Narua Brswn OF Black without the least
niuiy 20 HaIr 0r Eiu-
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded WA. satcheloE since Is5s aud over 5000
applications hao bcea made to the Hair or his patrons Of
hIs famous Dye.
VIVA. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE produces color
be distinguished from uaturs and Is WARRANTED
not 10 nureiG the least however long may be coutig
Uel an the i effects OF Bal yss remeded; the Hair IN
vlgorated Tor life hJ Ihis splendid Dye.
Made, sold or sluei n urvro ro7Ins II the Wig Fac
l33 Broaiway, y. Y.
ES The Genuine iIasthe address upon steel
engraving on four siIes Of each Box. OF
WILLIAM BACHELOR.
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PHILANTRROPIc CONVENTION

O44CAs sept ~
This Convention assembled here this morning
ant is ii gently engaged overcoming evil with
good A J. Davis nominated the officers. \ j.
Davis read the order Of business i. J. Davis made
the opening address The forenoon was occupied
by his speech
In the P: NJ. session Mary F. Davis presented a
series Of WOmen's Rights Resolutions Of the usual
character, which were adopted.
A strong tone OF Free LOyeism is perceptible in
all the speeches.. Thus lar 1t smells stronger Of
filth Than the Rutland Convention.
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THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
l. The HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
n. II. sOLOMONSON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPuCAN,
ee5s the Iarses % The ar roye kinds Of
PEcTAcLES- Anhis glasses, whether fer uear or far
lighted ground under his 5a eciion bT machine
yof Construction with the care 1s 20
the eyes al cases. cuTEs Hs1ss, DI--ilsss
Isfazzafi5H of fis Esls and impar-E eth
readi foe sewing.
e y. X. SOiom1ls0a would here inform the public
that he employs any in the sale Of his lenses
CR- Also splendid assortment OF SPY GLASSES MI
CROSCOPES, COAIPASSES. &c kogf on hand.
ARTIFICIAL. EYES.
Inserted without pain. as perfect as natural
C-OHre 3 Supero- street under the American Hotel.
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\ CowARDLV OUTRAGE.-The city was full
Of rumors yesterday about the brutal attack by
party Of members Of Red Jacket Engine Com
pany Of Cleveland upon several Dayton FIRE
men. These latter, five in number we under
stand, were passing down Pittsburg street op-
posito No. SIS Engine House, on Thursday
evening, when number Of its members issued
from saloon kept BY one Tom Andrews, and
challenged the Dayton men 10 a fight They
declined, when an attack was made upon them,
and one Of their number named Kuntz, very
dangerously wounded BY blow upon the back
OF the head from beer bottle Two others Of
the DAYTON men were also cut and considerably
bFuised-5ut not dangerously. Kuntz's wounds
are Of dangerous and probably fatal character
his skull being badly fractured, and having
sustained other injuries. He yesterday after
noon, in charge Of his friends, was taken 20 the
cars on couch, and is probably by this time
at horne. 1t is barely possible that he will sur
yIye. There were several versions of this trans
action afoat through the city yesterday, and
the above is correct as far as We are able 10
learn
No direct clue has been obtained as yet TO the
perpetrators Of this dastarily outrage-although
they svowed themselves at the time of the attack
as members Of " Red jacket" 4 number Of the
members Of this Company have distinguished
themselves for their brutality and utter disregard
Of decency, and we trust for the honor of the
Fire Department Of Cleveland that the Compa-
ny will be disbanded as speedily as practicable.
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More to be Admired than the
RICHEST DIADEM

Essr Worn By KiAgs or Empsrors!
WHAT?-WHY A BEAUTIFUL
w He'd or HAIR Because Il Is the ornament
Cod hing pT0Uidsf for al race Reader although
the rose bloom ever brightly the glowing cheek,
the BE- spaTkns the teefh BE- those OF pearls
the heed hsre OF covering, the halr be snared and
shrlveed. 81 Gnd dg. still, 4 sDrnk led with
grlv viii than hall her charms. Prof
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE, If used twJ a three
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writer OF the first IS tie celebrated PIANIST IHALBEnG-
New Y rz, April Is, ls5s
DR. WOoD-Dear Sir Permit express You the
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20 lis original color About the time Of arrival IN the
United SAFES il rapidly teeom gy. but upon the
application 90 your III AIR RESTORATIVE II soon
covered rs OF gIual hue. c0usIleT yOlr RESTORATIVE
wonderu inveuiion- quite eicacOus well agreeable
I am, dear sir, yours fru'y, 5. IhALBERl.
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PROM SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE, Sept 10y
The Republican and American Conventions, after
,eSsion of two days, adjourned last night without
affecting uniOn. Each nominated aticket The
Americans nominated for Governor, l. Burrows !;
Lieutenant Governor, n. l.. Bolton Canal Com
missioner, J. R Thompson; State Prison lnspec-
tor. W. A Russell. The Republicans nominated
Z. d. Morgan, Tor Governor; Robert Campbell,
Lieutenant Governor; Hiram Gardner, Canal
Commissioner J. P. Everett, State Prison lnspee-
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SYRACUSE, Sept 10.

Cyr. Is Field passed through this city on this az
teernon train. enr0ute for Niagara Falls Bew
received al the depot by music and an immense
gatherin 2 Of citizens, who manifested unbOunded
enthusia IN Mr.. Field appeared upon the plat
form of 1 he car aud made few appropriate re-
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ERnM NEW YORK

New YORK, Sept. lO.
JuJpe Bo,yIiu has accepted tlie mission to Para
quay. c,-- III
Capt A. H. Adams relieves Commander Ihor-
burn, who is transferre,.. 10 the St. Louis
It is said in Anti Lecorap .Hn circles at Washing
ton, that Senator Gwin and the ~ LOUIS hepuO'
Lean will support Douglas.
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For Washing Infants and Children.

Mothers and Nar-es vii 5nl FONT AINE-S CREAM
OF WILD FLOW Rs s17erlor 10 al spirits, SOAPS
Lotions Is nch medica,ed lather Ieno,rn the skIl,
prevents chang and erupions, and urmltes tat health,
delisa-y aud sweetness 50 pleasing IN ch ldren-
70 REMOVING ERECKLEs, ERUPTIONS. &c-
applications ysil pfoluce the agreeable results
IN iupar5iug whit ness Cioauess ard beauty The
plerion. +. C. FONrAINE = co. 35 Broadway and
No. Asscr Hoaze Nev Y5Il, sod BY all Druggists.
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The two wings Of the Democracy Of the 81 Dis
trict held separate Conventions 20 day. The Doug
las wing nominated Geo. W. Armstrong iOr Con
Q ress. The Administration wing made no nOmi-
"a. ION, but recommended Churchill Cofing.
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EFE- RUFFINl's Fall stock Of Hats and Caps
has arrived. 1t embraces the newest fashions
and all styles, and of course will be sold at lower
prices than ever All work in the line of Purs
can be done promptly at his establishment, as he
has had great experience in Europe and this
country. He is now engaged in manufacturing
for the winter trade SEPT
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G0nfational.
SFTTNT SCHOOL FOR Girls

A SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
IA etnb acIug al the elemen's 81 s1t and us IA Ed
ucstion viii be ouened IN the Sdy sehoe! Room. n the
rear Of Trluv Church Superior srees- % the ms n
tembeT. under thr OF the MlssEs AtlAN. rud the
She School
Ap1lcail.s for admission Be made n the School Room
Al time durlug the course % the School tern
Prospects sitting firth Terms &c can Be ha1 on ao-
a.ion 70 the Rector 70 either Of the Rev Een sneni
Tisii1rs Of the School. Ia CLAXION,
DR BOLLES.
ta5 DIN lss REV. I. CARTER.
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NOlIINATEn.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 10.
C. II. Larrabee was nominated yesterday by the
Democratic Convention for COngr,ss, Sd District.
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CHAPlN's HALL-FREE LEcTUREs.-Mr Joel
Tiffany speaks three times on Sunday, to the
Spiritualists and others. Go and hear him.
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GUITAR.-J. II. THoxAs, Teacher Of the Cult
ar, Rooms at No 3 Euclid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. If
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The RESTORATIVE l. put up bottles q three size:
large medium and small Ine small hulds hall pint, and
reais fr per bottle. The medium holds az least twenty
per proportion than the SMALL and retais Tor
- per The large holds quart forty per cent more
IN prJDorii N. d reiails for 50.
YORK, n the great y. Y Wire Railing estaoshnenil and
IA Market street, 81 Louis Mo
Ard sold by ali so0d Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
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FIRE.-A fire broke out about one O'Clock
yesterday morning in the frame dwelling Of a
Mrs. Wenple at No. 10 Parkmsu street, which
was quite destructive, and caused a loss in the
aggregate of about $1,000 The house of y.
P. BowIes, No. Is Parkman street, had the roof
burned of and his house partially destroyed.
loss - insurance $500. No. 42 owned by
Mr.. Weitz was totally destroyed insured for
$500. No. 40 occupied by Mrs. Wemple, was
destroyed, and Ms Wemple's furniture burned
no insurance. No IS, belonging to Mr..
Moses, totally destroyed, insured for $500
There was a iremen's quarrel on the ground
the particulars OF which we were unable to
learn, but said TO be exceedingly discreditable to
those concerned The matter deserves to be in
ves;igated, as !: is charged that portion of the
burned property could have been saved had
there been any disposition TO DO 60 on the part
Of some OF the fremen.
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PsRsOSAL-Hon Horace GREELEY was at
the WeddeIl House yesterday.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

ReporTea by the Union Telegraph
JFFrcE, WAXING BLOcE, CORSER o. BANK AND
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
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MATRIMONIAL.

To rHE LADIES OF IHE UNITED STATES.
Il hiss bcsh ny god 5r.uuc 20 restore 10 health many
thousands CT my c-uu-ry-gzlugn-
Nv Success has excited the malice of the env0us ard
ealous but tho.r prosecutions lave served ouly 20 extend
and esab sh y s-gioa Showers pi grateful oaaEias
have fallen uD5i ay, f5u, e air sufferer, whom
have relieved. 50 -Oss .sd Affect ard
haaLful rsmlmb1a-cs 5g ih1ss l3 have rxereuced my
Skiu. lean uri 20 dcspse ihs sorts Ct mscei-usksr
I'd slaul5rers
bly, friends have repeatedly urged 10 place my uo
cine for producing within The reich OF The
ladies' u the United states; bu Inllspcsioa
field nccg7ed o. qsacss, with their perci1us nOStruls
anl elr that ulTrIl-po oi coda. might palm upon
the pubc tsir worthless limitations, ha=e htzoT pre-
vented from absluE assucie, for the sale Of ny
"AaIlE DE FEMME, ia the United a-es-
Atlas y=ld The earea,ias Of patients aad 're1s,
and ossr 70 the suTsrag Females OF Amsuca mciclle
Wica has rendered s1nsv'hli famous hr ugl,ou Tie
Old World
Ia regard to the efficacy the 'ANilE De FEAINIE,"
need onlv saw that luiI form, aud is czastlE s-c
as have used practice n rance Jog MANY wears and
that Il has .aaL % secure satisfactory rtsalt
TEa annie de Tlrlml and stand il the
stoa Of cause and effect L. BE- alike 7yyGri1I slz,e
Aealihy menstrual d7v where = Esya- has cEs:ed and 70
restore il where h-s been ll my cause suppressed
In ortsrto ruard aelS- imposition wrapper Of dirsc-
tlons ou each bottle oI the a dc smne WIZ bear ms
written signature and boh the hotle and enclosing bIE
vii be sealed with my private seal
PTlee, s. % a packase-
PASS, Jauuary. Is5s-
For sale, Wholesale ana Rsail, by WILLIAM FI>KE,
No 3 SuporT street Cleveland, who viii supply the
same De Femme az the Prlfrie-o-'s Tu,es.
aul9 dEvlv6
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WITH A VERY LAEGE SURPLUS,
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STATE Of Counec icut
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
JAM {. M4LkL.-Y- Z. estIcit
JOHN l. BJNt r. Eic- President
SAM FL Do. y HE. Secretary.
L. d. DlCkEk0sAN, Gca-L agent.
DIRECTORS:
ALFRED Gill. D.NIEL Philips
5ohH l. bLNcEs hOsWE L BLoD1ET,
J16S A. buTLER, = ID DICK. RNsN
NOAH WHsAIUN. JAMS 4 ~ LETry
NELSON A LISTER, WlLLIAN r CON-.
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ROUSE = JENNINGS, 4 ent
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TnE PUT-IS-BAY CELEBRATION, IS our read
ers know, was to take place yesterday. At an
early hour, therefore, throngs of men, women
and children focked to the wharves and filed
the steamers Ocean, Forest Queen and ArrOie,
which were to take the excursionisls to the
red Al Putin Bay. The Ocean left at half past
seven o'clock, with shout FIVE hundred passen-
gers; the other boats soon following, each
fully laden. Early in the morning the sun
shone out clearly and gave promise of warm
day, but before reaching Ssndusky Bay, the
clouds covered the say and the rain came down
quite pIentilully. However, the rain ceased
before the boat reached its destination, and for
the rest of the day the weather was pleasantly
cool
At Putin Bay, the U. S. Steamer Michigan
was found as well as the Queen CIiy from San
dusky, with large number OF eIcursionists.
About the time of the arrival of the Ocean, the
steamers Bay Guy Of Toledo, and May Queen
from Detroit arrived with additions of hundreds
to those already there. The Jersey City carried
a large delegation from Toledo.
The Executive Committee held meeting to
form some order OF exercises, and by them the
following programme was reported for the day
National Salute from L 5 Steamer Michigan.
AIuslc BY Hecser Band,
Prayer D.. Rev. Gee. Dune d Of PHILADELPHIA
Adde'S 10 tg NotrzHs o. is2, b H1a- T. Cook- VI
Reply the ablye ty T UlaeT Parsons, Of Providence
hHoce Islaud-
81 d OSsau 4 iEe and ha
Speech b. VI loT Slalkweatlsr, u C-cvelalt-
Pea gy " b Dufie d, OF Ds.TuiI.
SPsech by ii9a l.Jss Va kiLs, % Detroit.
Mgsle y The Ysger hand of Saudassy.
Sa &c 65 wales it5 Ga d 81 q q IosdS i5-'
The speeches were all good, some Of them
Pre-eminently SO. The late hour at which the
bOats returned prevents our giving a full report
this morning. a detailed account viii be given
Monday morning. A Board of officers for the
permanent organization OF the Monument Asso-
citation was chosen, which with other interest
ing matter will appear Monday.
Numerous band were in attendance having
accompanied the citizens from nearly all the
Lake ports. We much regretted the fact that
there were no delegations from Buffalo or Erie.
Three Companies Of Artillery wezt from
Cleveland to help make the woods aud waters
ring with similar sounds to those startled the
echoes there forty y-ive years ago, and brisk
cannonade was kept up much of the time, San
dusly Light Artillery Company being also pres
ent.
Among the distinguished persons present
were DR.. Usher Parsons who was surgeon on
the La'0reaee. Capt. Stephen Champlin, of
Buffalo, who commanded the Scorpion Lieut.
Brownel Of Conn. who was engaged in the ac-
ton, and several other survivors Of the country.
TIE CoSTEsTED TBUNPET.-0ne Of the silver
trumpets which was awarded at first TO Citizens
Gift Of Findlay, was afterwards given to Deluge
No. l, of Mansfield; it having been shown that
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New York. July ., 1851.
PROP O. J. WOOD-With confidence do recommend your
Hair Restorative being the most ecacOus article eye-
" since uslu your Hair Restorative, barr and whls
ry which were amos white have gradually grown dark,
and now feel confident that applications will
restore them to natural color II has also relieved
on ali daniruT and unp itching among
persons who p5rsqlre treey. J. G. kll@B1-