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CLEvELAND sATURDAY MoRNING, MAY2I, I859

Your readers can draw their own conclusions
upon the question whether the state Of these
people now is worse than at first | have been
IN numbers Of their houses, and find many Of
them better kept than those of foreigners who
live upon our railroad and canal routes; much
better than the negro cabins Besides tho nine
government school houses there are many 9th.
ers--some kept up by private endeavors, some
by church nfluence--so that great many OF
the children are being taught to read. have
conyersed with some of the teachers, and they
tell me that the children learn quite as fast as
white children. One gentleman here who has
human heart, assures me that the children
born in freedom are much brighter, smarter and
better looking than those born in slavery, TAX.
ing them en- mdsSe; and no one has vet asserted
that Il emancipated slaves were not as moral
as before, while many admit that they are more
80, and improving.
But my letter grows too long / will treas
ure up thoughts as 20 and preserve them tin
l get home, as l shall the beautiful shells and
seeds Of the Island, for future use
Yours, FRANCIS D. GAGE
EB-The Cleveland PlaindeaIer is euIooisipp
and defending Judge Andrews from the criti.
cisms which his surrender of his manhood is
calling forth. The learned Judge will doubt
less feel fattered and cOmlorted by the praise
Of the Plaindeaer.
We should think however, he might be led
to cxclaim, with the astonished old Dutchman /:
"Mine Cot what | done that mine enemy
should praise me. - Rdepana Dem -.
The ERaoT.-We are sorry to learn that our
old friend w b. Rudd, of Sullivan township,
has lost several of his fine Durham Cattle BY
their eating hay, effected wish the ergot Ash
land Times
! EMANomArtoN On Tuesday last, thirty ne
groes from North Carolina, who had lately been
emaDcpated by their MASTER passed through
this city, on their way, as is said, to the
northern part Of this county, where they intend
settling ColamJus Gds
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DENTIST.
+ CHILD HAS II EMOV
REMOVAL.
DIP II Z RORINSON HAS RE
Opsters.

OYSTER DEPOT. &C. IS, - -
~ MALTBY'S Qate Holt Maltbg's) NNN LIZ
CELEBRATED OYSI ERS will be .|.,N
HECElN ID ID DAILY,
From his establishment n Balimorepui Up ia cans, an
war; uted fres and good, or no sale.
THEORETICALLY SEALED OYSTERS, LOB
STERs CLANS, Splced Oysters and SaTiines kept
stautly on hand
Bal in.0 9, New York and Princess Bay Shell Oysters
skill be received daily by ErpTess,
r. CRACKkhS y sale, by the barrel.
fays ORANGES, LEMONS, and CIGARS By the box
W, W GAINES, Agent
Ne, "a SuBsGnT tTeet. Cleveland n
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N. N. SOLOMONSON.

b. PRAoTIoAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICAN,
eeps the largest assortment of tho approved kinds o
PECTACLES. Alhis glasses whether for or far
ighted, ground under his ownmspecton, by machine
of construction with the sreatest care so
sutthe eyes in AL cases curing Weakness, Dizziness
Nfanatonof the Eyes, and mpartng strength or long
reading fine sewing,
" N. H. Solomonson would here inform the public
thathe employs any in the sale ohis lenses
" Also, splendid assortment of spy GLASSES MI
CROSCOPES, COMPASSES, &c, kept ON hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural.
IER-Once95 superiorstreet ,uuderthe American Hotel
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PANS, January, 1856,

Forsale. Wholesale aud Retail, by WILLIAM EISKE
No ~ Superior street Cleveland who VIII supply the
Annie de Femme at the Proprletor's prices.
aulOd&wlyG .. ...
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Gllor1uers.

ENG al NVING AND IITHOGRAPHIN
DRAINARD Il BURRIDGE, WOOD
ID ENGRAVERs AND L1fHoGRAPHERs RFnf
trsst, Cleveland, o,
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Rorlkere.
At'ps s. CounscIlors.

IL j. HICKMAN, ATTORNEY AT
A LAW, Office the Merchants Ba Clovr-
aud Ohio te62tR "
DROOKS & FORD, ATTORNEYS
ID AT LAW Atwater Buildnys, fouto Superior st ,
Cleveland, Ohio.
b. W. BROOKS L. W. FOF"
fshf
WTlLLIAMSON & RIDDLE, AT
w TORNEYs AT LAW. Office No. 80, Supsriol-st
Cleveland Ohio $. WILL AMSON
ianlt A @ RIDDLE
CHARLES G. BALDWIN-ATTOR-
Juev and Counselor Law-Ohce q Super s' over
cav Bauk jsnl5dly
DALMER 4 AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
- % octl-e7s
A SPEB,J. T., ATTORNEY ATLAW,
IA Warren uuuhuli County, Ohio oaice No "a
-j-r. sira.i deG3d{
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MATRIMONIAL.

TO THR LADIES oF THE UNIFIED STATES:
It has been my good fortune restore health many
bousauds Of my counlry-women.
My success has excited the malice Of the envious and
aous but their prosecutions have served only extend
nd ostah ish my reputation showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway from che fair sufferers whom
Thaye relieved. SoI long held in aiectiouatc ard
hankro remembrance by those who have experienced
', can afford lospise the efforts Of mischef-makers
nd slunderer ....E.
My friends repeatedly urged me to place nay med
clue for producing meustruaon within the reach Of the
Ladies the United States but ludispostion
and fear that unpuncpeI councreers might palm upon
public their worthless limitations have hthero pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
AMlE DE FEMME" in the United States
Al last yield to the enreaes OF patients aud friends
aud oder the suffering Females OF America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughou the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy OF the e"AMlE DE FEhNIE,"
need only say, that liquid form, aud is exaoV such
have used in mypracceiu France for years and
that it hns never failed to satisfactory result
Tho Annie de Femme aud menstrualiop stond in the
ation OF and elect It's alike powerful to originate
healthy menstrual 1ow whore 1t never has existed and to
restore it where II has been from any suppressed
Tn urdero guard bgausi imposition the wrapper of direc
tons each bottle Of tho "Aue de Femme" viii bear my
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing
viii be sealed with my private seal.
DR. p. II. RECORD.
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,,,s.IJ } shilling per week 20 city suBsorib.t
TINS (Five Dollnrs per year 60 Mail subs cribe
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1nsuraptt 49tnIs, se7.
TIE GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY
or OBEvEBAND, ONO
.AJoINfsToeK aoNFANr.

Organised Jahuay "a 1859 anasfs gsusrai lns ofs siut
df ono
gsgP1rss gsPiIgl 5,oTh 4, az S0oe shares % 3sSSsS
MEhEt " Ace President, JACOB mUELkH, secIelery.
DlMEEIOtes-fl. W. schmidt, j. MnVBr H. Keller,
y. Silbefg .I.i-T ~ .rIi .HIF-.
fliE GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY Insure
agan qs f damage BY ere for one year and less pnd
ingg, gpodst Wat6s merchandiso Payment Of usaog
shall be made n 90 days the loss shah huen
oertained and proved Not than 700 will be ihsur
4 az risk. N. .Of .'IlI
Ofoj No "a Atwnor 'ock (up tairs Superior street
On Hlce Aseui lap6Rl lgl JOHN WA0NNR. Pres
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rW For gas Fiaturcs 0ad ttitnp-Apply
Fog Easo0rh & Co., 1906 aad l0I Superior street
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ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTI-
MORE.

ST. JOINS, N. T., Aug. 10.
The steamer City of Baltimore, bound for New
York, has been intercepted Of Cape Race by the
news Yacht of The Associated Press aud live dg,s
later advices from Liverpool Obtained. The Ly
Crpuol and London dates are to the 30 inst. by
mall and to Wednesday evening, the 4th inst, by
telegraph to Queenstown,
The Royal Mail Steamship Asia arrived ut
Liverpool on 3lst ult, the steamship Hungarian
on the lst inst, the steamer Adelaide at Cork ON
til ID, and AGma at Southampton ON the Sd.
TIE following brief summary Of news complies
the more important events Of the week;
There had been no further Developments as to
| the Peace Conference, The continental news is OF
| Il pacific Character. France was preparing Nor u
general disarmament. The Paris Bourse clo eG---S
Wednesday AT COZ 47c The French Rhine army
| had been dissolved.
Anew Iudian loan of f5,OOO,O 600 has been an
nuWc,d,
The American Minister at Rome had obtained
$500 as compensation for the loss sustain by
MIR Perkins and his companions during the sack
ing of Peruga by the Swiss troops
LIVERPOOL MARKET Tho Manchester advices
continue favorable, the markets being quiet but
firm.
BreadstulIs generally closed dull and the quota
tons were barely maintained.
Richardson 4 Spence report favorable harvest
prospects.
Fiour--ycry dull aud olIored freely at lOs@12s
| Sd
| -Wheat-duI The following are tho quotations
| which were not maintained at the close: Western
rod Is 6dW9s 80 ditto white 9sM9s Cd.
Com--c,osed quiet at 5s 0d06s Sd for mixed
and yellow and 7sQt7s Sd for whito.
Provisions Market closed with a declining
| tendency,
Messrs. Biglard, Athya a Co.. MoHenry & Co.
Richard Spence & Co., and others, report Bee
heavy aud tending downward,
Pork--dul and the quotations all nominal.
Bueon--dull hut steady.
Lard-dullj TullOw trmer, but quiet.
MoEEY MARKET-Aug. 3d,--COnsols closed th
evening at y4su05.
American securities are steady. Tho Money
market is slightly more stringent
LIVERPOOL PRoDucE MARKET Rosn stcndy, n
! 3s I'D for common.
Turpentino spirits dull, at 33s 6d@53is Cd.
Sugar quiet, offer dull
| Rlco-CurOlnu dull
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PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC DPilCAN,
seps tho LARGEST assortment of the approved kinds oI
PECTACLES. Auhis glasses, whether for uear OF far
gbted ground under ms pecuou by machine
sf anew construction, with the reutest care So as TO
suitthe eyes n al cases, curing Weakness, Dssness o.
laaamnahonof the Eyes and mparug strength ior ona
reading or fine sewing.
~ n, II. S1umousou would here mfurm the public
thRthe employs any IN the sale Ufhis lenses.
" Also. a splendid assortment Of spy GLASSES MI
CHOScOPES, COMPASSES, &C., kept un hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural
C7-Omce}s 30 superorslreet under che American Hotel
funpQ
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MATRIMONIAL.
EsoF rHE UNITED STATES

10 rHE LADIES oF THE UNITED STATES;
Il has besh my good fortune TO restore TO health many
thousands OF my rountry-wumen,
My succpss has excited The malice of the enyiou and
eJug, but tho prosecutions have served only 10 extend
nd sstab ish my reputation showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway from the fair sufferers whom
Ihave relieved. long NM held IN ancctouate and
thankful remembrance By those who have experienced my
ski can afford to despso he efforts of uschofmaker1
nv iTsnds nave repeatedly urged to place my med
cine for producing mensruatuu within the reach Of the
adies Of the United satesi but nspositon TO enter
aed so occupied by quacks with their poicous nostums
and esr that uupnncplad couutcretor might palm upon
ne puolic their worthless limitations, have hitherto pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale of my
AAuE DE FEMME" IN the United States.
Atlast yield TO the eueaties Of patients and friends
and Offer 10 the suffering Females Of America medicine
which has rendered somev hat famous thTouout the
old World.
In regard the efficacy OF the "AMlE DE re NME,"
need ONLY say that 10 liquid form aud 10 exactly such
asI used my pactcen France to many years end
that 1t has never failed 10 satisfactory result,
Tho Annie Dc Femme aud menstrual ion st nd m the re-
lation Of cause aud eject Itisuee powerful TO gnat'
Aasahy mousirai flow where never has existed ghul u
restore q where has been from unY cause
loua each bottle OF The "Amiu dc Femme Al near hi
written signature aud both the bottle and enclosing bt'
vi DO sealod with nay private seal.
Dr. P, II. MCORD
For sale, Wholesale aud Retsil, by WILLIAM FisKk
No. 70 nupcrnr street. Cleveland, who viii supply ih
Annie dc Benne" a. the propretoris prices.
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"your Hair Boslorcr nud Xsohilsluum is the best
hHvr cyrr ,nlvn Iuas restored hair to natural
! COLOR &c.
| REV E. r TAIRCtULD ID COR Sc. A1sr aud
Eor Ctrs'on Union. ". y. Cip.
/ Mrs IS a Allows Worlds ii,r stwer ard Zylobai-
smum have been used iD my fWy wi hNnufGll effects;
au' akc pleasure In cauma dna them 30 such ms have
occasion tu use tuCh preparations
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Pauls Church, aud Iloy Mr Brewster at the Wcs-
leyan Chapel
| THE MAREEr GROUNDS For two or three
weeks the market ON Ontario street has bccnEeiy
full, both as regards articles o, sale aud humber
| OF purchasers The number Of stands aud dealers
seem TO bayc largely increased within ashort time
as tie street is now occupied from the sqnafs TO
within a very short distance Of the new market
house There are too, a large humber Of wagons
with wood and produce which take their places
along the south side Of the square. Let us adj
wise strangers who may be in town this morning
to take o walk through the market between and
. o'clock or If they wish to take a cooler time, 90
from to G. But the greatest crowd viii be found
at the former time. Then the street is crowded
with teams and vehicles Of all descriptions, while
the side walks are japmed with pedestrians. Male
and female old and young, black and white, the
"head Of the family" and the "latest edition" are
all there. The lounger through Ontario streetwill
be josted by porters with huge baskets full Of
provisions, pushed from side to side by rude men
aud ruder boys will be asked to "step Que side
when he is packed as if in jury box, and he may
consider himself fortunate if he does not inadvor-
tanty strike basket nicely balanced ON the head
Of some frau bringing down upon the pavement
the varieties therein and bringing down upon him
self the wrath of the proprietor Of the establish
ments
But Of all the vexatons connected with walk
through the markets, none can compare with the
baby iodgOnS which so many women, with total
disregard of all convenience or good humor Of
others, persist in taking to market every morning
A baby wagon is really worse thun fat woman Of
equal size-she will step one side, but these ubomi-
nations will not move one inch save to butt against
ones shius and cutauge themselves in lady
crinolne. These trundliug nuisances are sometimes
filed with their legitimate burden, baby, some
times with vegetables ard sometimes with babies
and vegetables. 1t is true that in some cases,
woman has no one to leave her child with when
going to market aud then she Is eXcusable but if
one wishes to know whether his temper is human
or divine, let him find four baby wagons surrouud
ing him on the market, their wheels intcrIocked
the owner of each pulling, pushing aud "jawing,
while the crowd ON each side is impausutly telling
all the rest to "move on" Il that isn't time TO
"ry mems souls, then we woud Ike to know
| what u.s.
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Wm. A. BacheIOF,s Hair Dye
" onLn harmLess and reLLabLe Due kn0Ion.

I ne OHtg HdfftteSS anu TettUOL6 ISuC hNONhs
Tho Original aud best in the worldi
An others are mere limitations aud should be avoided
) on wish 70 escape rldlcule.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly To
beautiful aud natural Brown Black, without the least
INJURY to Hair OF Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
wardcd WIN. A. Bacholor siuce 1879, and over 10000
applications have been made to the Hair of his patrons s
his famous Dyes
WN A, BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
not 10 be distinguished from nature, and rs WARRANTED
iuure In tho least however long tmay be continued
snd tile III effect OF Bad Dyes remedied the Hair uygo
ated for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made, sold or applied On private Ioomsl at the wiz
FhCtury, No. g3 Broadway. n. Y.
Sold IN all cities and ut The United States ~ Drug
glsts aud Fancy Goods Dealess
r The gruuiu' has the aud address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides of each BOX. of
W1 A BATCHELpR
ianl7 NJ 2J3 Broadway. n.
VNHE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
Il THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
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FROM Ar. LnuIs.

Sr. LOUIS, Aug, IL.
Special dispatches to the Republican contains
dates from Denver City 10 the Sd,
A Convention OF one hundred aud siXty'slN del
egates was in session ior The purpose of taking
steps necessary TO form the country adjacent TO the
mines into territory, to be called Jeiielsou.
1t is the intention to apply next session Of Con
Tor recognition and "a territorial government,
The Santa Fc mail with dates to the 25th ult,,
arrived ut independence to day,
Another treaty had been concluded with the
NayUjues.
Heavy rains have hllep throughout New
Mexico.
A large number Of Indians were seen on the
Plains, but they were all friendly
The troops at Pawnee Fork were all well.
The mail party met a company Of trrops ON the
Arkansas River en- route for New Mexico.
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SATURDAY MORNING., AUG.Ia, 1880.
TRAVELLERS ilEGtsTEW.
DEPARTURES,
NEW ApyERTIsEmENTs.

D. l. wightmou-SlOO0 Reward
Duct Btooks-Eye aud Ear.
John H. Clapp-Assisnco's Notice.
HurIord BRO - Granite Hl Coal
Srcng Arms roug-Drugs. Medicines. Paints Sc
Pelton s. B-ced--For Chicago
J. S. Graunis-Mastcr Commissioners Sale.
poltou Brocd-For Ostonsburgh.
!. A. lisa tcs-Clothing
G.. d. scnto5-s20OI Reward.
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Last Nights Report.
TRn1I NAN YnRIl

NEw YoRL, Aug. l2,
The Quaker City brings Vera Cruz dates TO the
ith, and from the City of Mexico 10 the lst.
he mail steamer Conway, at Havana, had two
million dollars in specie for Englaui.
Affairs in the city Of Mexico were quiet, Nothing
Of interest The Parser reports no demand ioI
supurs--7 l-2rGals offered; New Orleans -, aud Z
3 Offered stock 25O 600 boxes Exchange on
London l3al4 pen cent premium.
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Yesterday Afternoons Report.

NEw YoRK, Aug H.
The steamship Quaker City, from Havana on
the sth instant arrived at this port this morning
The yellow fover At Havana has become an op
idomic.
decree had been isfuod permitting tho por.
taiion Of live flesh without the payment Of other
duty thnn the customary port charges.
The Banoo Agricola and the Credito Cubans also
Banks, arc going into liquidation.
sugars were dull and had declined to "a to 8
reals for No. 12
There was nothing doing in molasses.
Exchanges had improved. On London per
cent premium. On New York 81 per cent. pre-
MUM
FreiRhts wero nominal
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DETRoIT, MINIATURES & GRAND HAVEN LINE
The two new steamboats, which are bel e built
in Buffalo to run across the "lerry" from Miwau-
kee to Grand Haven, in connection with the above
road, are expected to be finished by the Goth inst
The boats are being furnished and finished in the
highest style and will have all the appointments OF
first class boats. Their engines are from the Shep.
perd Works Of Buffalo. Among the features OF
the boats will be a new system Of revolving fans
tor turn shing u constant draft to the furnaces
which make 300 revolutions per minute. The
boats are being constructed with special reference
to running in winter as well as summer making a
permanent and never failing connection with the
roads at either end of the ferry. The boats, in
proceeding from Buffalo to Grand Haven, WI
stop at each lake port and will announce their at
rival by the discharge OF their cannon which are
to be used in place OF steam whistles. There will
be two Of those baby wakeners on each boat which
will startlo the sobrcty Of the Lake Michigan FISH
as the boats fly over her waters. The names OF
the boats are not yet announced. When these
boats are placed upon the line, this route viii be
much patroni2ad by passengers for Milwaukee and
Chicago, it being considerably shorter than the
sonth shore all rail route
Our citizens will soon have an opportunity oil
inspecting these new steamers on their way from
Buffalo.
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FROlI NEW OliI,EANs.

Nav ORLEANS, Aug. IL
Campoachy dates TO the Sth inst have been re-
ccived. The war of races in luca an continue uu.
ubated The Indians held Ichuul and Pctu and
are threatening general depredations.
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M H- SOLOMONSON.

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HEAVY REWARD The City Council has offered
a reward Of $1,000 for the murderer Of MIR. Stcr-
ling The County Commissioners have offered
s 900, and Mr. W. j. Warner $500, making three
thousand foe huadrcd doIars as the total amount
We hope the matter will be pursued and myest-
gated to the bottom
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.y. IAnm5n ,roNIe, ots'ihsoro' Vermont
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

- fA1' '-'' Az ~ . ''
~ For the best qualities of segars, Tobacco
aud Snuff, go to b. G. Detz, III superiorst
ssz5- See advertisement of Dr.. sanford's Liver
nyigorator
REFRiGERAToRs AT REpUoED PRIcEs.-Fogg
Ellsworth Il Co. have a few of 'SchOOieys Iceberg
RefngeratOrs left, which they close of at cost to
make room for new goods
Do THE FLIES TROUBLE You Go to Fogg,
Ellsworth q Co., and get ono Of Gilberts patent
Fly Traps. They are very curious aud ingoni,
Gus ooutriyonee, wind up like clock, and will
keep your house clear Of dies. by all means call
aGd examine tho machine. You will also dnd there
wiro covers Of all sizes, from 8 cts. upwards
~ We fake pleasure in informing the public
that Il. Rulini, l75 Superior st., has received a
splendid stock Of Summer goods among which We
notice a 2rge variety Of the newest and most iaah
ionable styles Of straw goods for both men and
boys, and also fol assortment Of children goods
We also notice some new and beautiful styles o
soft bats, which deserve especial attention, Mr.
Runn assures us that it will be his aim to sell the
Goods at lower prices that any other house in the
trade. WoconGdently commend him TO the public
vs worthy Of their patronage
! Hot WEATHER AND WArER.-During the in.
tensely hot weather we have had this season, we
have often heard people complain in most dole
ful manner of the heat and yet do not Introduce
water on their premises with which to keep them
selves cool by wettpg their door yards and side
ID III
Bowers (successor 10 j. b. Barnes Plumber) At
water Building, who has a large stock Of Plumb
ling Materials Hose Pipe, &c, and engage him ia
put up a ccJnug institution forthwith. We would
advise them to get Bathing Tub at the same
time. and we will warrant that they can keep
cool
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nIONEY MATTERs

-7'7'' 7 VI0N1 mug II
The steamer Star of tho West, which arrived
last night from Aspinwall, brought ono million
eight hundred and sixty thousand dollars ia spc-
al,