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ne N1nd0srs ca Rs attention Of s public b s foo,cno
SDLndid Schemes 10 be draton IN Wilmington Dskoays
BYSTA ATEA A UTHORITY
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A NEW PLEASURE.-we have always considered the
N real Farua Cologne the most modest and proper
luxury for toilet tab the other day tempted by
stray bottle Of BUT, RGa prepared by Messrs J0sgPH
DutNErr Co We yield the palm; the fleet sauary and
heperume exquisite aer the application feel as bland and
balmy May mornG beg suggest 10 the Proprietot
make less irresistible they expect TO supply the Demand
BostoH gd-ehe.
For sale by JAS. p DCvAL, Druggist,
mh29 Cor Main aud 10th sta.
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Simp son " Miller =.
li9 Vain Street.
NTOU VIII fud Clothing of THEIR OWN WANUFACTURF, that
surpassed IN any We will keep constantly
haad lur he SorUs AMI months full stock of
~ hing h, kept n the Clothing line Our goods have been got
ten by with espel! reference 20 the retail trade aud
Suits crcpoulc On color 0f different pieces and quail ties &C f
a sizes Goats, Pants Vests Shirts made order al short
tce Please give US eau az Il9 mA2s SIMPSON MILLER.
NOTICE.
OUR stock o. Ready Madc CiOthing, No. SO Main st.
" we have SOLE 90 Mr. H. WllrLOCN aud will continue TO
keep large establishment No. 100 Main ST. where viii be
psejtc customers and the public Ia general hay
made arrangements % manufacture clothing here, and
prepared receive orders Of any knd 20 be made In the
best style and notice Our winter stock will offer at
reduced prices % make rs0m Tor Spring stock. Cal At
Jas L MORRIS 4 CO., 100 Main st
1 NORRIS Z ELLIs
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RAWLINsON,S HERODOTUs. VOL. HI.
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RAID CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
CAuTTON

Persons lvhg should he extremely cautious
whom they oer Lottery Tickets Certificates Of Packages
Tickets The country flooded With bogus and swnng
s Every ducement held out 70 get persons to money
In them. CAPITAL Prizes Of from a2OOOO TO $4,000 head their
Observation-Disclosures One Dollar 100000 Capital Prizes
offered Tckes Five Dollars All such, In every instance
frauds and II money 20 them for Tickets Il much
away without chance getting prize
Of all Lotteries the Capital Prize Is unusually large
In )arson u the price Of Tickets In every instance where
large Prizes pdeed FOR small cost OF Tickets put down for
a certain fraud.
saB- All orden addressed 20 FRANCE BR0ADBENTs CO.,
Wilmington, Del viii with prompt attention. and the printed
official drawings sent as soon
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ENCOURAGE HOME MANUPACTUR y.
II The undersigned manufactures and constantly hand
the Richmond Iron and Works large fine assort
ment OF
Refined and IRON, consisting all Sizes Bar Band
Hoop and Scroll IRON
Tire Iron, Oyals and Half Rounds.
Horse and Mule Shoe Iron, Rounds and Squares.
Lightning Rods round and square.
Agricultural Drum Teeth Nut Iron
Tobacco NH Tapered and Plate Iron
n Short description Of IRON that be ordered
Also Railroad Frog TEL Steel Coach Buggy suy
and Quarry HaifRound Steel JAS. HUNTER,
fele-3m' Richmond Va.
~ All sizes Of PUNCHED WASHERS hand or made TO Of
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TERMS:
p,.- as per annun; SerntWeekly S5i Weekly, %; al
uA 4rce genittances may be made at ths risk OF the
yAs I sU cases where evidence taken he deposit Of
li-s...is ~ he Post once containing money.
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''' county KEEN, BAIwrN WILLIAMS
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.

WI IRA SMITH, IL MAIN ST,
As nov In store o. his manuf very large and
II desirable stock OF Gentlemen and Boys Fashionable Cloth
g consisting Of all the style and latest styles OF
Fabrics TO which would Invite the attention Of the patrons Hay
ing long experience and great facilities catering for this mar
ket think such stock As cannot give entire sat
sacton viii sell you good article fair prices, vel made
tastly cut, and 10 the latest styles.
eAn is all ask - convince you that mean AL say;
SMITH. ia Main s..
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Boys Clothing,
Bows Clothing -
lust opened large assortment Boys Clothing
- Spr.ay and summer.
BOYS Black Cloth Coats
Do do Cashmere Pants
DO Fancy DO Goats
do Pants
D. DO 10 Jackets
% Blue Cloth DO
Do Black DO DO
d. olive DO do
d. shirts and Collars
Do Su,ueuders and Ties
Plain and Fancy Vests
FOR sale low. by
DARRACOTT, HARRIS & CO.,
Successors 90 Merchant, Weisiger Co.
mh20 No. il2 Main ST
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CATARACT
WASHING MACHINE.
Clothing, Time and Labor Saved
INDISPENSABLE TO HOUSEKEEPERS


INDISPENSABLE TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
TENE simple economical and durable article offered to
the public 10 aleyiat, the discomforts Of Wash-day.
DESCRIPTION.
II consists OF metal cylinder with ribs on the inside and an
Interior cylinder q wood Win RIBS There OF from to
Inches between the two cyIde Ong crank turns both In
si forcing the water through the clothes and eecuay
Ing TIE The action of does the quickly, dis
penses entirely with rubbing thus the o clothes
SULLIVAN HYATT, Propretoys,
81 BeekInan st., New York.
Bsate and Coln,ry Rights or sale and purchasers sup.
Piled with Machines al wholesale GU liberal terms.
~ Machine Is operation by lsundress daily, at our
5aiesroom, i5g Broadway. fe21-dkwSm
NEW AND POPULAR PURLIC4TIANS,
~ Received ~ WEST JOHNSTON 8
Fublllng Bookselng and stationery Tstabshment
Street Eagle sqGare
4 Voyage down thr AmOOr, with Land Jour- ey
through Siberia asd Incidental of Manrh oTa kau-
schHtka and Japan y Perry McDonough Collins. Il -
Lif- CT Hon. stephen 4. DoUg las, u. y. senator
from iu0is, With his Important Speeches and Reports.
By member Of the Western lar, with portrait. 81.
The Phone r., Preachers and People Of the Mississippi Val
ley. y NW. Henry MUhu author Of the "R1r Axe and
Saddle Bags and "Ton YesS Of Preacher Life" 81 %
FrIarswOod POst-Gicc. BY the author OF the "Hr Of
Red hH-,' &C jOc.
The DIvOr,e-a Tale q Fashionable Life by Lady Clara
Caysnlsh soc
Raw .IuVsOn's HcrOdotus, vol B. 81 90.
StOr cs OF Inventors and DiSCOVcrers in Science
ami the ISrfui Arts book for old and young. by
JOIN Iiubs T. : A., with Illustrations 1jc
The 7iistory Of France (AneeHt Gaui) By Parke Cod
win ~
The Caxtons-a Family Pcture by Sir Edward Lyton Fart
Library Edition. Al.
The Three Pines by Jcob Abbott zoe
NBOrders, receive prpt attention, should be address,
ed WEST a JOHNSTON,
ap lI-.2t Booksellers, rs Main Street.
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DOBiNSOS & ROBEUgS, Corner Cary and 18Th sts
h offer ior sale the following articles
100 tons No Peruvian Guano,
80 " American "
80 A" Fine and Coarse Bone Dust,
1000 bbls supeTor Flour,
200 Extra superhned3.,
1CO Rye do,
100 Zine do.
81 Cross Middlings do,
50 q. @. Lcorice Paste,
80 Cs. do 90,
rs r. r. do do,
50Oe lbs prime Gum Arabic
1000 " Angusiar. TonQua Peans,
300 " Para do. do,
900 boxes best brands Olive OIL
100 bags Black Peas,
80 Glover Seed,
51 I" Prince Edw ard Islanl Oats,
25 PulVeTtsed Charcoal
As Agents. FOR the Manhattan OIL Company, Offer Mason
sps! ana other sale the conpanys prices and res
pectiuly solicit orders for the same. ...a .-.
ape ROBINSON ROBERIs
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SAFIRRiS BREAD TRAYS AND PASTRY
y ROARDs, large lot Of the above good on hand
7. R0BERTe0N e0Ns,
rhos No. e5 Main Street.
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PIANO EXTRAORDENARY
d II. E.TAGLOR has Just received another Of DRIGGT
PATENT PIANOS Ay oEly Pianos constructed truly sci
eaac principles, for strength durability, power keep
and 20 retain their Tone they FAR superior 10 al ether Pianos
They highly admired by al who have heard them
=. THALBEfsG says OF them;
The grand and noble Il has great capacity for sustaining
the sound singing sud s volume Of tone power have
heard eyc.ued IA DEPTH purity sympathetic
GOrTSCEALK, STRAKOSCH, HARErZEK, and many othe
eminent Professors say o. them:
The OF the equal the best Grand Plano Ports and
excel them In pure musical ntoaaon and actual tone power
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Large ana attractive supply of
SPRING ANDSUM DRY GOODS.
BsSEE DEN a. FOX.

SPR y & 4 ID y a " "a T. R y x GODS.
BsS - DEN a. FOX.
BROAD STREET.
II AVE been opening luring the past weeks and
a preparcdt1 oH-r,t complete ass rtment Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS
They would call patti uar attention % many large lots OF For
rgu Goods which viii be sold prices much lower than those o
Or We mention S only OF the attractive
articles
Ecgllsh BEBEGES, In immense variety;
Eny yish and French BEREGE ROBES,
Z % 10 NOLANrs;
YER, ofSlLRS OF every variety Of Style, G
25t 80 per cent. below the cost OF Importation.
French printed JACONETS and OEGANDIES
TNANELLING-pEEsS GOODS Of every description.
Spring pELAINES and GU ALLIES;
French India FOCLALD SILKS entirely and hln
designs
Our soz o. Domestic STAPLE GOODS ,neyer been
extensive
NEGSO CLOTHING Of every grade
Amongst Oh s named, would cal the special attention ~
very lots OF Virginia and Georga Plain AID
striped OSNA8CRtS and large variety of other Articles o
southern manufacture. BREEDEN 4 FOA,
mhf4 2l1 BROAD Street
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAW ARE.
RoR APRIL 1860.

FRANCE, BR0ADBENTS & CO., Managers.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,

CLASS 20.
To he drawn In Wilmington, DEL Saturday. April 2 $780,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-30

ACCIDENT AT WELLIBeToy.-A serious ac-
eident occurred TO a Mrs. Griggs, of Brighton,
Lorain county, yesterday morning. She
was seated in wagon before a store in We'll
lington, her husband being engaged in bust
ness IN the same, when the horses became
IrISHtenvyrJ anu ran uWuy-rEv r..,,---s--.
speed. After running little distance,
the team taking short turn, she was pre-
ciPitated with a small child into the road,
falling upon her left arm and shoulder, and
side of her face. Her arm above the wrist,
and her collar bone were broken, and she re-
celyed serious bruises on the face and limbs.
The child was fortunately but little injured.
The horses We're a young and spirited pair,
and this accident should be a warning to
others who trust too confidently in the good
behavior of such animals.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-30

Dr.. EAsT1AN.-In communication pub
lished in the Leader Of Saturday, Gen,Tal
Bierce, Of Akron, gives it as his opinion th ct
DR.. Eastman, Of Seville, Medina county,
acted as surgeons mate in the Battle Of Lake
Erie, and suggests that he be offered place
in the procession on the 10th. We are in-7
formed by Mr. William Jones, who is the
best Of authority in regard to all that per-
tainH to that memorable event, that the
General is in error--that DR.. Eastman
was IN the service Of the government at the
time' and assisted in caring for some Of the
wounded after the battle, but was not present
at the action, We are happy to be able to
state however, that DR.. Eastman has been
invited by the Committee to be present at
the inauguration, and has accepted the in
Vitaton.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-30

Terms l Sian 7aa:sR Ra B. BssEf u
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Ho, FOR THE TENTH.-Our citizens are
making preparations for a general turnout
at Cleveland on the 10th of September. An
extra train will be run, and there will be
room for all who wish to 60. The speech of
George Bancroft, the American Historian, the
immense procession, the Masonic ceremo-
MES of Inauguration, the display of Civic
and Military Societies, and the mock battle
on the lake, will attract thither a great
crowd of people. We will give the rates of
fare, and the time of leaving, as soon as the
arrangements are Eluria Dem.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-30

DANCHG.-Prof. Cowper has returned to
the city again, after an absence Of seyera
months, and is now making arrangements to
reopen his Dancing Academy for the Fall
and Winter, at Music Hall, Lyman's Block,
on the west side OF Public Square. The sea-
son will open on Saturday, September 1st.--
He has established a brilliant reputation in
Cleveland for his proficiency as teacher
in this most fascinating Of ARTS. He will
introduce during the season number of
new dances, among them the Empire and
Ladies Persian Quadrilles, etc. Days Of
tuition, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Ladies at 2, chldren's class at 4 P. NJ, and
gentlemen's class at in the evening. The
Professor can be seen daily at the Weddell
House. aug22R1O
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-30

@s- During the Commencement exercises
at the American Institute, Boston, a few days
ago, DR.. Lewis exhibited his system of gym
nasties, and spoke at some length in regard
to the importance of exercise and its effect
upon health. We copy from a New York
paper the annexed paragraph. The Mr..
Severance alluded to was formerly a resident
Of Cleveland, and is well known to most of
our citizens
" The first matter presented this morning
was another exhibition by Dr. Lewis, of his
system of gymnastics. The system was
shown in part by one of the pupils of DR..
Lewis, son of T. c. Severance, Of Boston,
who year ago was considered tending to
consumption, but who now has perfect free
dom from the appearance of any such ten
dency. His exercises were admirable in ex-
eeution and highly gratifying, as tending to
show how, by simple and attractive gymnas-
tic exercises, the schools of the country can
be improved, and health and happiness pro
noted"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-30

POLE RAISING AT NORTH BRoOKLYN.-Tbe
Republicans of Brooklyn township will raise
the highest Lincoln pole in this county, be-
fore the Wade House, at North Brooklyn, on
Saturday, the lst of Sept. next, at o'clock
PM.
The Wide Awakes of the town have taken
charge Of the matter; those of Cleveland
and RockPort. and other Republican organi-
cations, are expected to be there. German
and English speakers, music aud fireworks
are provided for, and q general invitation is
extended to all who love their country.
By order Of Wide Awake meeting.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-30

SIXTH WARD PRIMARY MEETxe.-The Re-
publican primary meeting for the appoint
mentof delegates to the County Convention
Of the lst proximo, will be holden in the
Sixth Ward at the Republican Wigwam,
near the Lincoln and Hamlin pole, on SEQ
viii Avenue, Thursday evening, the 3Oth
inst, at y o'clock. JOHN COON,
2t Chairman Rep. Co. Cen. Com.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-30

RRIIGIoUs NoTcE.-At Bedford, CuyahOga
county, on Friday, the thirty-frst day of
August 1860, the Disciples of that place ex-
peet to commence a religious meeting to be
held until the Monday following, inclusive.
A capaeious tent viii be spread sufficiently
large to accommodate a congregation
OF four or five thousand persons. Alexan-
der Campbell, of Bethany. Virginia, together
with DR.. Shepard, of New York, and other
noted speakers win be present. No pains
will be spared on the part of those people to
make the occasion one of interest and instruc-
ton 10 the aJIeuuHuIs. -. = ~
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Grand T0tal... sIs2,sZI 9 sls4s.0os s. ss77' 100

Grand Total. sls2,szI % S254s,OOs 50 Ss77,loo
READY FOR TER TEETH.-Citizens keeping
boarding houses, or intending to make sPe-
cial provision for entertaining strangJTs on
the 10th, are respectfully requested to Leave
their names, with the name of the street,
No. of house, and number of persons tn ey
can accommodate, at the News Depot ,7f
Hawks & Brother, No. 25s Superior street.
in order that the Committee of Arrange
ments may see that the proper references are
made.
It is expected that our citizens generally
will make an effort to entertain at their
houses as many friends and visitors from
abroad on the 10th as they can well accOm-
modate.
By order of the Committee.
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0LEVELAND, THURspAY MORNING, AUGUST 3O- 1850.

~ The persons engaged in removing
tho Old Court House seemed to come to the
conclusion yesterday that it was necessary
to make little better speed, and employed
an additional number Of teams to assist in
taking away the rubbish.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-30

STEAMBOAT EXCURSION ON THE TESTH.-The
Cleveland Grays have chartered the steamer
Ocean for lake excursion on the 10th. She
will leave her dock soon after the Inaugural
ton ceremonies are ended, and take such a
position as will enable those on board to OBJ
tain the best possible view of the mock bat
tie, which, in fact, will be one of the grand
est sights ever witnessed by our people. AZ
ter the battle, the Ocean will strike out into
the lake, when dancing will be the order,
good music being provided for that purpose.
The passengers will be landed in time to take
the evening trains. The excursion is in
charge of some of the most genuemanIy
members of the Grays, and we are confident
will be a success.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-30

TIE MoNUMENT.-Messrs. Jones & Sons
yesterday morning, by the aid of a tackle
rigged on timbers reared for the purpose,
hoisted into their place on the foundation for
the Perry Statue, the two large blocks of
granite which have been lying in the Park
for several days past. They jointly weigh
some nine tons. The work was delayed in
the afternoon, for the reason that the vehicle
used heretofore was not strong enough to
bring from the harbor the other blocks, which
are still heavier. Four of these blocks are
yet to be added, increasing the height IO1S
feet. The base will soon be completed, and
tho statue, which is now receiving the finish
ing touches, will be put in its place on Thurs
day of next week.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-30

PAiNEsYIELR HoRsE FA1R.--The Paines-
vile Horse Fair opened yesterday with ev-
cry Indication Of complete success. The
weather was fine, and the number of people
in attendance unusually large for the first
day. The following celebrated horses were
entered for competition Ike Cook, Wm.
Penn, Lady Sutton, Western Metropolis,
Granite State, Kennebec, Stranger, Richard
Third, Frank Leslie, Black Rover, Yankee
Tom, Rattling Jack, Montreal, searcher,
Son Of Malta, Buckeye, Butcher Boy, and
five from Pittsburgh the names Of which we
did not learn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-30

TIE GERMAN oPERA--A full house greeted
the opera Of "AllesandrO Stradella," at the
Academy Of Music, lasteyeniDg, which was
performed in very superior style. The
audience testified their appreciation of it in
the most unmi Atakable manner.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-30

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