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~ The annual exhibition of work will
take place on Thursday next, at the Ursuline
Convent, Euclid street. Doors open until
o'clock p. m. II n.
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9- E. Rufini, 175 Superior street, has
received the Spring Fashions of Hats and
Caps. It embraces all styles and qualities,
and of course viii be sold as low as possible.
We should advise those who wish beauti-
full and well becoming hat or cap to cali on
Mr.. Rufini. - -
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Gilbert 3 Observation-Disclosures.
,. r. keeler-Mare and colt for sale
Lyman Iittle-For sale or rent. rr.
Rouse a Jennings-Real Estate Ton sale or ex-
change. A .I.s..l|a- .-aI-. o
Or. s, G. Olark-August Appointments
Begges sinelair-Pleasure Excursion to Lake
Superior LfN
Holloway Pills-Special Notice.
Hostetter's Bitters-Special Notice. -tt
Physiological Researches-Special Notice. Ea.
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To the Mayor and City Council Of the CITY Of
% j G5eUeIand

We, the undersigned, owners and repre-
sentatiyes only of property upon Superior
street, beg leave, respectfully, TO petition
your Honorable body to reopen said street
through the Public Square to the width ofat
least Sc feet.
We believe its closing has proved failure,
and that no benefit of any kind has resulted
to any general or particular interest what
ever. We constantly find it an ineonve-
nience TO ourselves and our families, and our
customers disadvantage to our business
in every way, and detriment to our pros
perity. ..-
/ We therefore earnestly beg TO be relieved
by your action in the way above mentioned.
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ITGTT0N SAFE.

UHE OLD COURT HOUSE ON
the Prblie Square, VII q solo az B3nS B3 ~ ~
fI5n on the premises On s@tufqAys tno -''- -
5siv'' Ss1f az o'clock ?. d., =, ..,- hrtis.
s Sais viii be made eonetloHea ta9t t, BSvt
a ai,Sii be nau1oFed By the 1Jln uey OF D. -
II ,s---- 11lafie known on day Of sale. 80, .
By order Of oosnifY IS Conmii5l1LlffIfR " iFIlfLf,fR.
Clerk Of the Board
,slt.rss oaies. Cuyahogh Cor June ~ lso9
r > FlldFW
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Dr.. CAHnIs LEcTuRE.--The lecture Of DR..
Cahill last evening, at the Academy of Mu-
sic, was well attended, his subject, " The
Tides,' was familiarity and ably handled,
and the audience was well pleased.
Mr.. Hennessey, DR.. Cahill's agent, IS now
in town. ru'ai
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THk sTEAMBR MIoHIeAN.-orders have been
received at Erie from the Secretary of the
Navy, to pui the U. s; steamer Michigan
into service as soon as the repairs which are
now in progress-shall have been completed
It ia thought the vessel can be got ready by
the 10th of August. ~
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CLEVELAND BIBLE sooIETY 1.-THE Sixth
anniversary of the Cleveland Bible Society
win be held this Wednesday, evening in
the Stone Church (Dr. Aiken's) at half past
7 o'clock. Chancey N. olds, Esq, of Column
bus, viii address the Society. The public
are invited to attend.
J. NJ. HoYT, Cor. Sec'y.
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ID MEsTRELsx.-4sanford's Opera Troupe
commences a season of three nights at the
Melodeon upon Thursday, the 26th.
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CITY 6 NEWS ITEMS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. July rs, 1850
npAVRTFR,s RFgIsTRIl,
PLAIN AND oREAMEvTAL PRINTING.

So Plain and ornamental printing Of every de-
serpton done at the Printing Establishment Of the
LEARER ofoe on he latest i'm proved and mostrspid
Steam Presses IN the baat style on short notice, aud
At reasonable rates. Particular attention paid to
blank work livery description Of Binding done,
especially Blank Books, Ledgers, Journals, Sales
Books, Receiving Books, &C., &c. TT
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

g8- For the best qualities of segars, To-
Dacco and Snuff, go to B. G. Dietz, III supe-
rior street.
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NEW TREArMExT.-Dr. Gibson's improved
Negative and Positive Electro Chemical
Baths is now the best treatment in the
world for the permanent cure Of rheu-
matism, scrofula, liver complaint, dyspepsia
coughs, colds, fever, asthma, consumption
bronchitis. A cure warranted in every case.
Dropsy, gout, salt rheum, syphilis, and all
private diseases, neuralgia, paralysis, mental
depression, dizziness, apOplexy, congestion
nervous prOstration, palPitatiOn of the heart
fits, delirium tremens, insanity, and many
other chronic and acute diseases, and stands
uneoualled for the cure Of diseases peculiar
to females. Office No. III Ontario street.
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CITIZEN.


CLEVELAND LIBRARY AssoCnmoN.-At a
meeting Of the Library Association the fol-
lowing resolution was passed;
ResOlved, That committee of five mem
bers be appointed to solicit subscribers until
the LIST day Of August next, at which time
they shall report to a meeting of the Associ-
alton, when, if they shall not have obtained
at least 200 in number, such subscriptions
shall be considered void, and the Association
shall again consider the propriety of closing
its doors. -..,, ,..-r., .-,-,.- -
In accordance with the above resolution,
the following named members were appoint
ed on said committee J. Il. Clark, r. VIII
hanson, s. FOljambe, j. H. Sergeant, TimO-
thy R. Rearden. - ..-lg >. D a
In addition to the above, the Chair also
appointed N. P. Bowler, T. G. Gardner, H.
D. Phelps, s. D. Page, s. I. Lewis, who are
requested tomeet the committee of five to-
morrow wednesday, evening at the rooms
of the Association to adopt some plan to
carry out the resolution.
All persons who feel an interest in the
Association and are willing to become mem
bers land are not called upon by the commit
teel can do so by calling upon the Librarian
at the rooms of the Association. r.-H
~ -r-l u. N, BOND Secretery
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City Council.
TUESDAY EVENING, July II

TUESDAY LVENINHl JuIy II.
Present = Messrs. Masters, Hayward,
Stephan, Hickman, sabin, Rezner, Wors-
wick, HOvey, oviatt, Russell, Quayle,
Dixon, Lewis, Willard, Christian, Ballard,
Clark, Palmer, Stevens, and Marshall,
Absent-Messrs. Thomas and Hopkinson.
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@ See advertisements Of DR.. sanford's
LiverInvigorator.
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G1- Refrigerators, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freezers and Bird Cages, for sale
cheap at manufacturers prices, at
.# ... # r w T. NTtpvr,r5q
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&C. - -
- - L
N n sOLOMONSON,

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC ORHlOlAN.
Keeps the largest assortment OF the most
f6r near OF a. siahted. are ground under ms h
i7sp6ction b machinery Of new construell9hl W. WI
The greatest care, 70 suit the eyes m 81 "
-Trrinr Weeknesa Dizziness or Inflammation OF tho
sVa9 and impartnF strength for long reading OF nne
N. ii. SoIeAogsoN Wouid here inform tne
4biio that he never crloyg any one IN the aaie o.
hiE Lenses. ..,,,-- =, =, i, ery,.-
1fTOROgCOpES, C0MRAsSES, &o4, kept on hand.
- a hHTIEICIAL 'EA1s inserted without palns
- 9Paltt99r- no. 23T SUPERIOR STREET,
fsblT Neet oss steckety slolei1
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PETITIONS.

OF sundry persons, asking for the ap-
pointment Of hay weigher in place ofShsl-
don Hopkins, who it is claimed is not COM
petent. Referred to Committee on Markets
= , 7.-..- 3 RE-oPENING OF THE SQUARE.
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THE WELLASD RAILWAY RoUTE-QuICK
WoRK.-We have frequently had occasion to
notice the dispatch with which grain has
been shipped from the West to the seaboard
by this new route. On Wednesday morning
last the schooner Newhouse, with corn from
Chicago, arrived at Port Colborne, on Lake
Erie. Her cargo was passed over the Well
land Railway, and re-shipped at Port Del
housie by the propeller Dubuque, and arriv-
ed in Oswego at noon on the following day,
(Thursday,) and at O'Clock P. m. it was on
board of canal boats and on its way to New
York. Shippers in the West are patronizing g
this route extensively, as it is not only the
most expeditions, but the grain is materially
benefited by being shipped over the Wei
land Road .-Osl0egO Times. .roifa
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
DR- CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. The combination
ot ingredients IA these Ps are the result oi long
and extensive practice. They are mild IN then ope
ration and certain in correcting all irregaiariFle7
p.inf5l 1Tspstr1ations. removing all DISTINCTIONS
whether from cold or otherwise, headache pam IN
the side paipitation Of the heart whites al nervous
oasotons, mysteries, fatigue, pain IN the back ana
llnbs, Sc disturbed sleep which arise irom inter
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. -.
,yas the commencement Of new era In the tTeAt- tTeArt
ent of thoss Irregularities and obstrqetlons e4Sn
have eOngened so many thousands OF the youilg tns
isqrtifuf and the benevolent to Prenature 0fafe.
40 female can enjoy good health unless me Is IegaaI
ld TbsndFer an Obstruction takes place the genera
health begins 20 decline. - ~ --ii
1Tff7 7DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. n
ara the most eHsetual remedy ever known for al
So1,nIainfg secular to Fsndles. To all classes they
rre fnvnluable inducing, igiih certainty peTiogoa 80
,-ig-if They are known to thousanas Wtho nave
nsed them at different periods throughout tAe oeuL
trv having the sanction Of some OF the nlost
,,fiaus n America. Explicit direciaos stas.g
- -TI,5 fh0 ehouId not Be used with each DoA4t ttee
49, T5Liar zach boT o0ntdiaing 90 t1hs -, -
Tniuable pamphlet to be had nee, OF ne ~,
piiis ~ 81 mall promptly, by enclosing R1ll = -l'
General AGENT Sold BY Drugglsts geneI eIsSlii--, a -
~ r HUTCHINGS, Genefal Aa5ll-s
los Chambers St, heH 4o.Ai'
sold in Cleveland at Nm FISK anu 0-3 io-a' .
Hammond's. ..... ! i ! ! -----
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To lay out, open and extend sibley street.
Com. on Ordinances
To levy special tax upon property upon
thenorthly side of the Park. Same.
ID To establish the grade Of Ann street
same
To levy tax on property abutting upon
Park street. Board Of City Improvements.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

10 For TeieEraphic, Market and Marine
News see Fourth Page.
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a. Il
WM. A BACHELORS HAIR DYEI
The onIv Harmless and Reliable Dye kno0N
The Original aad best in the world
An others are mere limitations and should % a'oio
a ff vou vyish to escape ridicule.
GRAY.- REL. OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly
so beautiful and natural Brown or Black, without
the least injury to Hair or Skin.
FIFTFFN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have beeh
.v-arded 70 VIM A. Bachelor since 1883, and over
a oo aupIieations have been made to the Hair Of ms
-,.frons 81 his famous Dyes. 80 -
WM A. BACHELORS HAlk DIE prOuuCeS
coior NOT 70 be distinguished from nature ela ~
Wtn1 GrrrD not 70 nure in the least however b Ionb
a nav be continued and the III erect ~ hf ~ NJ
Ts1e3isd fho Hair invigOrated Tor lie pg TINS
Ma. sod aud applied Tin private rooms) a. tne
Wig Factory, No. 23 BroadWays n; ;rrt.s trtsfs6
sad in sil cities AID towns Of the United otas,s
Nv DrurEists and Fancy Goods Dealers; I - d..
E7- T6e genuine has tbs name and auofes1 ulot4 .
aesl plate engraving on four sides Of each b93' OF
WM. A. BACHELOlg
ianl7 No. 233 Broadway n. =.
"IGSf WIGSl WIGSl--BATCH.-
a NJ 7FIOKs WIGS AND TOUPEES surpass al.
They are elegant light, easy ane durable; @ ,,a M
bririn0n the head; indeed this is tho only EstaD,
ishinant where these thines sLe piopStl S @ yl
ianT ". FIsKE, Cleveland Ohio, Agent
HNHB BEST ARTIFlClAL HELF
10 THE HUmAx sfsHT EYER INvESTEDl Tl- &
N.M&A-
o-=-====-= E--s211
80 Sz=zs5lj2l
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r., T.,xr supERIoR.-The steamer Cleye-
land Cant. Miller, arrived at Detroit ir0n
Tolae sunerjor sunday evening, having lett
ontonapon July nth at 6P. m. Left the
Steamer Lady Elgin at that point. Ihe
cleveland proceeded up to Houghton on 'he
12tb Net the Illinois at Marquette on tne
1atb.-- The following vessels were there load
iue iron ore; sehrs. Ketchum' Jonn "eO-
her. Wellington, international, Corintniah'
Efbsr Alien and E. C. Roberts. The barque
Wi5sIov had lust arrived. Met the steamer
] Sea BiTd above Grand Island, the Northern
I LIGHT of the Pictured Rocks. Passed TWO
vessels in Waiska Bay bound down. and one
! bsupd I'D, names not ascertained. Met JUST
Il sbove de saut, bound up, schoOners Angus
4 Il F3ardv. Return and L. J. Farwell' Inc
scbooner GRAY was at the saut unloaaing
iEs-T af1rcKnieht's dock. Met the steamer
i P5oughboy-at Sugar Island, and the senoOnSi
Is7,ss. Leslie in Lake George. Net Proper
IerT MONTGOMERY, Sunday, off Lexington
lake Huron, also the Marquette, just peio"
T..sr NieHr,s CouxoIL.-In anticipation .
a lively fght upon the re-OPening ol pup :;
rior street through fhe Square, the OOunS, .',
Chamber was thronged last evening Wlu
eager citizens, Who were there to Wa'cn n, u u
course Of their public servants. Inc com
mittee upon the Perry Monument rePOr'e
in favor Of removing the Fountain iron Il
: present location, and it is to be placed IN u
northeast section. This is to make room K s
{ the Perry statue where the Fountain now
!, The petition in favor Of re-oPening sup,
/. rior street was presented. We give 1t IN lul y,
q with its signers, in our general report. y. y
stevens moved to refer it to the Commune
2 On Parks and Public Grounds. This CON
8 nittee is, we believe, in favor of re-openln
4 Mr.. Marshall moved TO refer to the Ooiiiiii' IN
tee upon Streets, where Of right 1t belongs
n This was carried, by vote which Is Spe, r.
e. Aed in our report, and so the mater is pO'
Z. poned for week. 81. =.
t. These were the important features u
..- evening session, which closed at ''.eiO'
greatly to the astonishment Of reporters d
the membsrs themselves. -.
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Eg- Now that the heat Of summer is at
hand, it is more than ever necessary that
our pure lake water should be brought to
perform its useful service in laying the dust,
which is already great annoyance. B. P
Bower gives his attention to Plumbing, and
does his work with neatness and expedition,
and at reasonable prices. His shopis on the
east side Of the Public Square. Rio
New YoRK DA1L1Es- Tribune, Herald and
Times 10 cents per week World and Sun
10 cents per week. Leave orders at Quin-
lan's news dspots at the Weddell or Angler
Houses, or at LA Ontario street. -t-- q
400 pieces OF Moreh ouse Hams for sale at
. . SSz0 RETGKD,J11o on tie morning, OF tne
9th, on Michigan street, between the corner
of Seneca and CaIkins' lime kiln, or between
there and the Post Office, or on Superior
street, Tobias gold watch with chain and
seal. The finder can claim reward OF $50
by leaving the watch at 400 Kinsman street.
Ms- Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons
Cake Baskets, oastors, Napkin Rings, Labels,
&c, &c. A very large stock, and all war
ranted of the best Double Plate, can be found
at FoGe, ENsWoRTH Co.'s,
oct1 Cor. Superior and Seneca sts.
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TAW BOOKS,

eAW BOOhS,
: HngelI on Water Courses,
ANGEL on the Law Of Carriers,
AnTsll and Amaz on. Corporations
Bishop on Criminal Law Yols.i
Bishop on MrrriHge eud Divorce
Fouriers Law Dictionary, ala
Fourier rs Institutes, 3 Yols.s
t1SRinTis Massachusetts Reports, Il Vols.s
Ch.tty on Pleading Yols-s
SaTtis SaTi Deoisons n tho Supreme Court Of .. s.
C5nkiines Treatise on the Courts Of U. 5. OIL
Chitty on Contracts, l
Chittendon's Digest Of Ohio State Reports
Chitty on Biis, ----- -'-l
Drake on Attaohmentgy zoo --CIl.f -lj
Decisions IN the Dred Scott Case,
u Gresnleaf on EVidsnce, vols, -N
3 Hilliard on Torts or Private wrongs, 2 yols-'
Hurd on Habeas Corpusi -- .ah -.--
Eont's Commentaries, 4vOlsi
Mathews Guardians Guide q
NashTs Digest OF Ohio Reports ~.
Neeh1s Pleading and Practice, - .
b. Ohio State Reportss complete sets, ..-
Parsons on Contracts, Yols.i
Parsons Mercantile Law -'
Redhed on Railways, r.rl
TAfiss Guide for Adm Illustrators
swans Treatise for Justices OF the Eeaeei
swans Manual for Administrators, ~
Story on Partnership, - ,
Swans Revised Statutes (Win be reauJ N Saue13
IJnited States Digest, ~ vols,
limited States Equity Digest, VOls-1
Wglkbr's Americani Law
WhartOn's Criminal Law, I2-
rHTrr- a. F1a IfnnIrH ma y ~
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1ta @aoas.s
H. D. KENDALL & co.
SKIRTSl SKIRTS

SKIRTSF lSRLRTSt ~
A FULL ASSORTMENT TIP
~ TOf51i skirt In white and colors Is, 20 and 80
bo56s al the same reduced prices, received to-day
-.g- --.r-- ALSO. -lsa
Alexander Kid Gloves;
Lace UndersleeYesi -l
- Black Stella Shawls;
- New Prints, and
iva Il. D. Kendall 4 CO.
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For the Leader.


y PUBLIC seUARR.-It is well known New
Workers never edo things by the halves" I
was present when the splendid bronze mon
ument Of Washington was FIRST uncovered
for public gaze and celebration. It was on
the 4th Of July, some three or four years
since. It was located in the middle Of l4th
street, just outside of Park, about the size
Of our own; and dcarriages, and drays, Of ey-
cry description, pass it continually on either
side, within few feet. ,-,.,-
When Willamsburgh, opposite New York
city. completed, their public wster-works,
the corporation put well constructed foun-
tain of nearly the size of the one in the Pub
lie Square, in the centre Of one of their mar
row streets and the travel on either side Of
it is the same as that around the statury or
monument Of Washingt gton-therefore should
Superior street be opened, there cannot be
the least objection to placing both monu-
m nent and fountain in the centre of it. On
tario street never can become SO great
thorough-fare as Superior street and there
fore never ought to be opened.
A Crr1zEN.
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With M. Mcdonnell, for the Improvement
of Belmont street.
All approved and fled
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Il was moved to refer this petition to the
Committee upon Parks. A motion was made
to amend by referring TO Committee on
Streets, which was carried, Messrs. Lewis,
Russell, Marshall, Stevens and Willard Tot-
ing no.
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N0RT0Nis 0iNTMENT,


sALT-RHEUM AND sCRoFULA;
Permaneutly cuses scaldheai, Ringworms, and all
Itching Eruptions dftheSldn.
This Ointment psnetrutes 10 the basis Of the dis
easegoos 90 IT'S very sourcoand cures from the flesh
beneath to tho skin on the surface. Sold in large
glass boxes, prioe 50 cents, g. u Nf
Praparad BY GERaEr NoRrOy, ,Pr3pietbr, New York.
Depot at PESFoLn, PARkEE 8 M0WER'ss No. IS
Beekmau street H
sold by STRONG & ARMSTRONG feb2s
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auglg No. Ia water Street. Cleveland. =
YANKEE. DO0DLE:
FOR
Tr,pprNynrNcE DAY. July 4, 1860.

augls No. If7 Water Street. Cleveland. -
YANKEE DOODLE:
IDEPENDENCE DAY, July 4, 1861
OH Yanke- Doodle came TO town,
G65 69 Sraiiled 1iie right down superior Street,
aLt ~ isAKes1 GRAND BAZARRs Sir
-.- OIL -Yankee-D Doodle IS the tune
ID ii-1 tcOhi Yankee Decide Dandy q,
f- r Buy your Clothes az Y MON HAIL.
70. cit Because it IS 50 handy sre 4
And there he1saw the Clothes 50 fne'
He riggsd himself from head 70 toe,
Jusf like a Yankee dandy
Hr OIL Yankee Doodle Is the tune
R3 0hI I614 141kIssiP eIssbss P90ef6ia g 6aioa Rs,
e. Because il Is % handy.
And when he had his new Clothes on,
Te felt so very fine, sir
And the Men Of 9auld lang syne," Sir
on Yankee-Doodle is the tuDe'
r.--I- OH Yankee Doodle-dandyi n
Buy your Clothes at Union HALL
Because it is 90 handy
He sang to Us Of Washington,
..-1 of lafayette, and Sunpters
An in his hr9n-neW suit Of Clothes'
10 each he drank a bamper-
. on YanlEee7DOodie Is the tunel
Obi Yank kee-Dood odle-dand{{ y 4, Or
Because 1t is 80 handy, I. .4
an5 when he sang Of Johnny Bull,
AID Of the great Tea party, II, Iii,
Do You'd thsught his very sides Womb apiiti Oh
a
/ on Eapk9e Doodle b the tune, ~rrsu
DO d 10 flhl Yahk k6e- D08dle-dandyi dalli
| H1iT- youf- Goats, Pants and Vests at Union
Because it is 50 handy " Ia
I He SAID he could not help but shout,
I u. 7For III new Clothes did inspire
/ A love OF freedom in bus heart
---- = l1bi 57Suk 81 Doodle e the tune,
r-- ,--- on Yankee, poodls-dand{i
....i-- p Biiy your Clothes at Union Hail.
/ rg'l ll7 Becauss it iEso handy.
! He shouted tin his throat was soro, 1f
f--- Ie shouted forever sing Sifs
OF Isaacs and Dis Union Hall o 7F
/ And MS Celebrated Clothing, Sir.
| ON! Isaac A. Isaacs the man.
ll4L 90 7a The Yankee Siris deughL lni .l
--- He dresses All their beaq1 50 gay
.'-l- For danciul or f0r nghung.
: orCIothing n ice there is no place,
% = I,fEal Isaass' Union Hal. hirf
[ q, And I'M selling Clothing Cheap LOT Caah
4 At He means to beat the Worias siE.
/ 1eaE r. for Isaac l9ace . tle Hlt5s BAL
Vhe Yankee Girls delight 80
/ L1 Usdresse5 all their beo1 80 81
7 --fsr Far dancing and fog nghtihs-
me L..rgs,t & most FiasRi0na5I 5Is assortment Of
I'd -c1OFHINe FOR MIN AND BOYS
y FOR TIE FOURTH ~ ~ h
and at prices that can't be beat, can De lopho AZ
- 81 ISAAC A. IsAACSf
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
4 As-iN Amt fof the salsuf Singers celebrated
80 SEWING AACHINES,
STORRS AUT0MATON PRESSMAh.
Corner Of Union and Superior streets.
~ LOOK OUT FOB TIE GIANTS. -
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CONTRACTS.

With Hugh Cunningham, for the grading
of the addition to West Side Cemetery.
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