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FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE.
| BUSINESS PROPERTY.-A corner lot on st. Clair
! street, with three stores and dwellings; to ex-
! change for farm. S4,0O0.
! 1000 ACRES TENNESSEE LANDS-Weu selected
well timbered and well watered, and soil and sur
/ face gently rolling, six foot vein Of coal, all
ready to work. Exchange for property in this
-iGinitV.
~ STREET House and lot to exchange for
y 'ands. $3.50.
LYMAN sFICHIGAN-Not far from Grand
farming -9e for improved farm, and
200 ACRES IN "A. a per atrs
Rapids. to eXchaAe ~nd lot to exchange for
pay a difference So
OREGON STREET.-HOuse m CaIIiop on
-, W western lanQs; "; large
the q. Q. q q. Railroad, and rich sOi.
house and 40 acres cleared. Exchange To-
city property.
100 ACRES IN NEWBURGU-One mile fIOm csn-
trs miles from city, good house and barn and 2
orchards very desirable farm. " i'll take 5000
in good city property, balance on tin2e,
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HrWhy will thousands continue - .rf

bS-Why will thousands continue to suffer
rom HumOrs, such as Salt Rhevm, Erysipelas and
the like, for there is now never-failing remedy
Dr. s. A. WeaYer's Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup is
sure and permanent for all this class Of isea-
ses We can truly say that we have never known its
equal, and we say to the afflicted try it,
Sold by Gaylord Hammond, c. s. Mackenzie, II.
W. Ssckrider and VIM Fiske, Cleveland, O.
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n-- 's---HOn. - a.
RECEPTION OF JUDGE DoUGLA- ,iro ~ h,
Douglas will arrive here this eve - Ian ~
past seven o'clock. He will be csC 'f'eu 70
the Angler by tOrch-light procession ana
the Cleveland Light Guards.
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STATE MILITARY AssooIATION.-TheA An
nual Meeting of tho Military Association of
the State of Ohio will be held at Dayton on
Wednesday, Sept. Goth, 1860, at the Light
Guard Armory, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. By or
der.
J.A. JONES, Maj. Gen. 18th Div.
President.
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THE TENTH AT CLEvELAND.-The 10th OF
September, 1850, was the greatest day that
Cleveland ever saw, and will long be re-
membered as such by those who participa-
ted in or Witnessed the celebration there on
that day. There were present, no doubt,
1OO, 900 people-some estimated the number
much higher. The military display was
the finest we ever saw. The mock battle
was well conducted, except that it com
menced so late that all could not have a
chance to witness it to its close. All the GER
emonies were well conducted. The statue
is a beautiful one.-NOrl0alkR Reflector.
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P.S.-DT. L. pledges his sacred word and honor
that he will in nOWse directly indirectly, induce
or cause any invalid take his medicines without
the sire sgest probability Of relief or cure.
Ba57C. .nsultaton and advice, tree of charge. Stl
The p,.Or shall be literally considered aug3
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OIL, FLUID and CAMPHENE CHANDELIERS
taken in exchange for Coal Oil Burners.
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SUMMIT STREET.-TwO story brick house and
lot; very hne situation, overlooking Lake Erie,
and near the basIness part OF the city. $1,000
very cheap at Sl0OG
HOUSE AND TWO ACRES OF LAND-Near the
first toll gate on Detroit street Rich soil and
fruit of all kinds. SSO0
PROSPECT STREET-Very desirable vacant lots.
slBLEY STKEEH-Yacant lots, very cheap
II ACRES-Eight miles from the city, with house
and orchard. $500.
10 ACRES-SiX miles from the city with a good brick
house and considerable fruit.
ST. CLAIR STREET-Near Perry, two vacant lots.
SIS per foot.
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Or. F. HUMPHREYS a CO.,
NVs ooA UIOduWdyl n.
Esal-Saa Advertisement in annther cnlnmn
TMPORTANT 10 FEMALES.

- e--tlL tLao4LlllLt ~ elloLLlcl COtuluu
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
j DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. The combination
Otingredients in these Pills are the result of long
and extensive practice. They are mild in their ope-
ration, and certain in correcting all Irregularities
Painful MeRstrustions, removing all distractions,
whether from cold or otherwise headache, pain in
the side, peptatiOn of the heart whites all nervous
ections5 Mysteries, fatigue, pain in the back and
EaOs1 &C, disturbed sleep, which arise from inter-
Faption OF nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
was the commencement of new era in the treat
ment Of those Irregularities and ObstructOns which
have consigned so many thousands Of the young the
beautiful and the benevolent to a Premature Grave
No female can enjoy good health unless she is regular
and Whenever an obstruction takes place the general
health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
are the most effectual remedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar to Females. To all classes they
are invaluable, inducing 19i certainty periodical req
aidrttJ. They are known to thousands who have
nseo them at dnerent periods throughout the coun-
ty having the sanction Of some of the most eminent
pkgsica0Rs IN Aneioa Explicit directions stating t0he
ea ghg they should not be used with each bOx-Fios
One Dollar each boz, containing 20 Pills.
A valuable pamphlet to be had free OF the Agents.
Eis set BY nlat promptly by enclosing price to the
General Agent. Sold by Druggists generally
4. B. HUTCHINGS, General Agent
l65 Chambers ST., New York
Sold in Cleveland at VIM. Fisk's and Gaylord &
Hammond's,
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Rsg- tThe Root Of AM Evi8 is tbe venom

n8=HOlloway's Pills and Ointment are sold by
CHURCHILL & BROTHER,
y. w. cor. Ontnrio ". and pnh. Snna ra.
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NRW ADYRRTTsRHTRNTs.

30 For TeIeErnphic, Market and Mari ne
News see Fourth Page.
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CLEVELAND, FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 21 1860

siastic and soldier-like bearing, the impulses
to perfect and sustain the honorable duties
of a soldiers life and calling. But, brothers,
our tears have been shed, and they shall not
again burst forth in this our gratitude and
welcome, as you return TO us, with ranks un-
broken. Welcome, comrades, welcome home,
restoring TO us again as your duty done, the
honored Executive of our State, and his as
socates, as the respected objects of your care,
and escort, in your patriotic mission to Cleve-
land.
His Excellenoy, Gov. sprague, responded
as follows:
Fellolo Soldiers feel greatly honorsd in
being selected the mouth-piece to reply TO
the elOquence addressed to this manly corps
by the eminent Ex- Governor of this State.
In performing the duty which the position
| occupied requiled of me personally, de-
serve no thanks, and cannot receive them.
But 1 necessarily mnst thank you, Sir, for
that appreciation of my conduct you have
expressed, while tell you that all the honor
of this occasion belongs to my friends here,
of the Staff, and to all these gentlemen, my
honored, my proud, my distinguished escort.
1t is these gentlemen who have sustained
the honor and the dignity of our noble
State.
1t is to these ranks of soldiers who march
| ing before ten thousands upon ten thousands
of people, who have elevated, hsnOred, and
| ennobled Rhode Island in the eyes Of the
whole country. Rhode Island is seen to be
unequalled in her citizen soldiery; unequal
led in the cherishing of that patriotic devO-
| thin to their country, that carried them to
/ Cleveland as her representatives., and has
| brought them back to you thankful to you,
our friend, for the eloquent, the chivalric,
the proud welcome that pou have offered to
| them.
Honored as they are by the presence of
! him who is so distinguished in the history OF
freedom, aud honored as we are by the dis
| tinguished citizens l see before me, you have
not done more than justice to these gentle
men before me for the prominent and praise
worthy part they have performed, acknowl-
| edged from here to Cleveland, and through
out our return, by every man, woman and
child that has sent the company.
l will not longer detain you. The occasion
does not admit of it. Your hearts and mine
are full with feelings which there is no words
/ to express. This is the cOnsumatiOn of all
] that has transpired from the tune Of our de-
parture to this moment. This is the highest
| point of the climax of honors to which we
have ascended, step by step, when we are
thus fatteringly received by our fellow citi-
zens at home, where we are glad to be and
proud to be, and when our fathers, brethren
and friends stand foremost in our welcome
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- S.---This distinguished lady
Mrs. DoUGLA, 'sst evening, and is the
arrived IN town Esq.
guest of D. P. Rhodes,
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ghusEeiams, IL.
10 n - NAM 9

DR.. R. J. LYONS,
PHYSICIAN OF THE THROAT, LUNGS
AND CHEST,
U NOWN ALL OVER TIL B
= the Country as the celebrated
IN INDIAN HERB DOCTOR,
~face, No. 2S2 Superior street, CleVe-
will he at bis ito the Post Office, two doors east
land, Ohio, (oppOs Hn the IolIS"lhg uaIes Vi zach
of Hofiman's Block, -, -, ,,o,
aud every month, viz IN, IAN ana 5OtR.
}sL I'd llth l2th, l., Ia s.-,-
,.i;rr,, 6~;af sl-TI = = ~ 1!1 4 ed by him,
and extensive Travels, has Just been issl. N0'iAo
which can be obtained at his office by all Wa
one, free Of charge.
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IT AIDES WHY WILL YOU
suffer so much from the effects of tight-licing
/ when you can avoid it by wearing one Of
BROWNS SKIRT SUPPORTERS
Why do you drag out short life in pain and mis-
erv caused by improper modes Of dress, when, By
vrsa, ing one Of
BROWNS SKIRT SUPPORTERS
,ov, can Nnioy ease, health and happiness2
M -ou dmire a beautiful form and the elegance
Of a vysIi At ing dress Ifso wear one Of
BRO WIS SKIRT SUPPORTERS.
Dozon want something by which the shoulders
will support an your clOthingf II So wear one OF
BROWNS SKIRT SUPPORTERS.
Mothers, do you want your daus aters 70 STOW up
in health and beauty Of form, and to 'VAS ~ - y
those distressing diseases sHuSed by tgbf a!1 @
the pressing down Of 80 much ciOthingP IL soe n
BROWNS SKIRT SUPPORTERS
for them. This WAIST is the only thing Of the I,s
invented that answers the purposes for S6iS
all other Waists or COr8ets were Intended TboI Sn
rapidly coming into use all over the countrv t .re
will give entire satisfaction in every instance eS
For sale BY
FREEMAN & KELLG6, Cleveland. O.
And By Merchants generally Also, at vbola,sl. bv
5. RAYMOND & Co.,
and By the Proprietors and Manufactures At C1svs
Iahu Onlo Omce-l6l Ontario street
septo NORRIS, SHEFFIELD co.
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sLEEPLEss, CRYING, TEErHING OHILDRF

sLEEPLEss, CRYING, TEETHING CHILDREN
An know how unpleasant are these accompani-
ments Of babyhOod, and most intelligent persons
know also, the sad consequences to health and or
en- life, from the use Of anodynes, cordials and sim
har baby doses used to quiet them. Humphreys
Specific Homeopathic Baby's Pills, IA pleasant sugar
pill,) which you may drop into the mouth at any
time, give you everything to be desired from medi-
cine. They calm excitement allay the irritation Of
teething, relieve collie and bowel complaints, and
procure natural and quiet rest, without the dsad-
Tantages Of cordials opiates They have been used
for years, and approved all who use them or alb
hor dosing.
&Price 25 cents per box, with di ectiOns boxes ST.
Sent by mail or express, free Of charge on receipt
Of the price. Address,
Or. #. HUMPHREYS & CO.,
No 80 Rrnadrrnr N Y
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

s- See advertisement of DR.. Sanford's
LiverInvigorator.
NEW YORK DAILIEs-Tribune, Herald and
Times Is cents per week; World and Sun
10 cents per week. Leave orders at Quin-
lan's news depots at the weddell or Angler
Houses, or at I74 Ontario street.
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MAXIM STRICTLY ADHERED TO.
l give such balm as have no strife
With nature or the laws of lie;
With blood my hands 1 never stain,
Nor POISON men to ease their pain.
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8Fal estate.
ROUSE Z JENNINGS,
FoK SALE Oh EXCHANGE.

No. I'll Superior ST., (Up stars,
MARBLE BLOCK,
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1gms.

HUME AGAIN.-G. 5. WILLIAMS.
Steam Dyer and Shawl Cleaner begs leave 10
announce to his friends aud the public, that he
home again. and located at IS st. Clair street. CeVe
land, o., where he has fitted up q DYE HOUSE with
the best machinery regardless Of expense, and fiat.
ter himself that by strict attention to business that
he will be able regain that patronage and support
which for 50 many years crowned his endeaVOIs.
7 B. JACKSON, SILK AND
- WOOLEN DYER, No. Ill Pearl street, West
side. Once No. 20 Bank street. Harris Block, i've
doors north OF st. Clair street.
Shawls of every variety cleaned or dyed. Cents
Garments cleaned or dyed without being taken
apart. Office open from o'clock A. n. till +. n.
anls.RlQ
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DR.. LYONS processes to discern diseases by the
Eye. He, therefore, asks questions, requires
the patients to relate any of their symptoms Come
one and all, and have your symptoms and the lOca-
tiOa ofyour disease explained, free of charge.
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APPOINTMENTS ABROAD.
TOledo-Merchants Hotel, formerly Collins House
each month, oath, 25th and 18th.
RayenniI-COllins House, ss.ch month, Sd and 4th.
AkrOn-Empire House, each month, 9TH and 9th.
Painesville-COwles House, each mouth, 18th.
Massillon-American Hotel, each month, 9 and 10.
Elyria-Beehe House, each month, 10th and 18th.
Observation-Disclosures House, each month 10Th & 2lst.
NorwallI-American House, each month, Is and l9
Adri N, Mich.-Each month, I'D and Sd.
Manaisld-27th and 25th.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
PARENTS, TEACHERS and CHILDREN
can supply themselves with
SCH OOL BO0KS
INGHAM & BRACES,
191 SUPERIOR STREET.
All the School Books used in Cleveland are
Sold by Ingham 4 Bragg.

The Cleveland Primer, Revised edition.
The Word Method Primer.
StOddRrd's Juvenile Mental Arithmetic.
Stod1ard's intellectual Arithmetic
S Spencers Copy Books, neatly put up in envelopes.
McGu1ey's New First Reader.
MeGuhey's New Second Reader.
McGuhey's New Third Reader.
Meg uffey's New Fourth Reader.
McGufiey's New Fifth Reader.
McGuhey's New Sixth Reader.
Rays Practical Arithmetic.
Scholars Record Book.
Whites Glass Book Geography.
Mitchelrs intermediate Geography.
MOntieth's New Manual Of Geography.
Lossings History Of the United States
minard's Universal History.
First Lessons in History.
Sketch BOoks-l cent, cents and 10 cents.
Davies Legendies Geometry.
LOOmis's Algebra.
Cutter and Hooker's Psychologists.
Swan 3 Spelling Book.
Richards Latin Lessons.
Andrews and StOddard's Latin Grammar.
States and Slate Pencils.
Lead Pencils and Steel Pens.
FOOlscap Paper, Drawing Pictures.
All the Text Books used in the
CLEVELAND HIGH SCHOOLS, are sold By
INGHAM BRAGG.
I9l Superior street
W. A. INGHAM, Detroit street, West Side.
E. II. MERRILL. IS Prospect street. sePs
THE WOMAN IN WHITE,
By Wilkis Collins, SI,OO. Paper 70 cents
A CHAPTER ON WIVES.
By Mrs. Ellis, Sl,OO-
ITALY AND TRANSITION The Spring Of 1850,
By VIM. Arthur, 81 90.
THE TOPICAL AND sYNONYMIC LEXICON,
THE LIFE OF GEORGE STEPHENSON, the LO-
comOtiTe Engineer-Sl,25.
aug3O INGHAM BRAGG.
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PIJLS.
MOTIONS OINTMFNT.

F0R
SALT-RH EUM AND sCROFULA;
Permanently cures scaldhead, Ringworms, and all
Itching Eruptions of the Skin
This Ointment penetrates to the basis Of the dis
ease-goes to its very souroe-and cures from the flesh
beneath to the skin on the surface. Sold in large
glass boxes, price 50 cents.
Prepared by GERRET NORTON, Proprietor, New York.
Depot at PEEFoLD, PARKER & Mowers, No 10
BsekmaU street.
Sold By STRONG g ARMSTRONG. feh2s
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5Etpelrg

M %SONIC JEWELRY.-JUST
M O pENED-A splendid assortment of Mason
r. E-5geS Keys, Seals, Charms, LOcketE, Marks,
EnbIems' Ec Very nice and very cheap.
~ COWLES 4 CO.,
sens Weddell House
TEWELRY--NEW JEWELRY
81 "A fine assortment. quite new, just received
'"A' u"'' NS1 anu SEQ H. COWLES l. CO.,
Wsddell House.
DOGERS' SILVER PLA LED
LII WARE.-Ths best ware in America. SOFA
here only by COWLES 4 CO.,
Weddell House.
GUILD SILVER WARE OF EV-
~ ERY variety of styles A full assortment Just
received Quality guaranteed and engraved free Of
charge. CUWLES & Co,
WeddeH HeusO
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lie who Is hOnored by your call tonight
Must hold cleaning mirror to the light
Rejecting homes in radiant beauty dTest,
Whose happy residents are greatly blest,
Must show the dOmes the lovely lawns between
Clad In the magic of Septembers green,
And tell the spires which pointing to the sky,
Are emblems of the faith that cannot die,
And proudly show that lofty turrets stand
When education waves her wOndrOus wand,
And guides the youth on an unerring plan
To wear the laurgls that become the man,
And learns the maiden how to play the part
That wins the answering rhetoric of the heart.
We list the story that the sterile West
Received the Pilgrim on her icy breast,
The Indian watch fire flung Its htlul CLEAN
The Indian arrow spanned the crystal stream
Then played the blaze about the cannOns mouth,
Then rang the trumpet call from North TO South.
Jasper the fallen flag once more unrolled,
And DUci StrenuO granted the gift of gold.
Victorious were our arms, but Warren fell,
And brave Montgomery bade the world farewell.
Then peace, the lotus crowned, resumed her
But foreign foes assailed her yet again.
List for on yOnder bay quiYering lip,
Shall speak forever, "DOn't giveup the shipp'
Wreaths for has memory, bring flowers, choice
Who ''met the enemy, and they are ours"
Then Indiana beckoned from afar,
And she whose banner wears single star
And proud young Iowa, free from spot or guile,
Could meet her older sisters with a smile;
When nobler grown, she learned their kind be-
hest,
welcomed the wanderer to the fertile West,
While on her shores, the stars and stripes un-
furled,
Clean on the river that divides a world
Then iron arteries ran and cities grew,
From mart TO mart the winged lightnings flew,
News from the yiOlet-writ when storm clouds
lower,
The proud magnolia reads within the hour
Far in the West lay treasure all untold,
A realm of beauty and a land OF gold
The south wind wandered DER It's cleaning bay,
And the broad ocean all before 1t lay.
Its placid streams, that sparkled in the sun,
Were Lunas mirror when the day was done,
And owned alike the glare of Ph9bus' car,
And braided beams of every shining star,
The Spaniard bargained, in an evil hour,
To yield this Eden into British power;
What dire disaster on his projects fell,
Let SOnOma and SancehtO tell.
The years fly on, and towns and cities, too,
Grow in their strength, as once their elders grew
As in this presence, at your kind request,
join your banquet no unwilling guest.
l hail the Forest City; health and peace
BE hers, and honor, as her years increase;
o. may she ever, prosperous as now,
CLEAN a bright diamond on Columbia's brow.
flushed be the song, but first your goblets raise
And drink one toast in lovely wOman's praise;
Not we alone who join the festive throng,
The praise of woman in our notes prOlOng.
Where lifts the mountain and where rolls the
sea,
Wherever floats the banner of the free,
Her voice is honOred and her truth approved,
I Ter fame is sacred and her name beloved.
THE RECEPTION AT HOME.
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Terms @ 4as 6 6m.f . fsi PEE %
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AUCTION SALES.

~ &c. Mcguire a ca Auctiose-r.
DEREMPTORl SALE OF MILLINERY
II AND STRAW OooDs, EEBRotDEEIEs. TRtM-
NINes. l.AcEs. PEEFUNgay, Fancy Ooons. &c
On SATURDAY MORNING, kugue, 4th, CON
mono ng 81 o clock. AID continuing from DAY %
day until the Whole 10 dsposed Of we shsll set. a.
thu store OF X. e Ste ese, Fro, No 3aq Peur.
avenue, between 9th and lgth streets. larEe vari-
ETY. Of goods m has hne. compiling
Grape and Silk Bonnets II new shapes.
Trimmed and untriRmed straw BOHnets, Hats and
Colered 81 air sod straw Rounet,.
Colored, Black aud a mite Jockey bats.
Camkric and Swiss EdsIlgS ard Inserungs,
DO d. BANS and S,rIps.
DO do Collars AID sets - isnts' Bodies
6Imps, Cords. Bralds, ETlnges, riutcd Rihl,ous,
Gsuze ard Sax, SIlk Buttons, PLAIN Drop fss
Real Valencia EnyIish Thread, Cotton.
Imperial Nslenois SAX, Blond aLd every other Va
Hoop sknts. Frenoh Ar'i6oiaF Flower,
Ladies and Genilemcn's SIlk and Giagham I'm
breilas,
Swim. silks Spool Co'tnn.,
Hair p ne Of al kind !. Head nresses,
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes, Combs,
Opera ia SEES. PoTtempneies. Card Cases.
Gold and Silver Thimbes, fuok Combs.
LuhIn's, HauisoG's and Jules HRue's bert Ex-
French aud German Co'ornes,
Hslr Ou. Pomads. &o ,&c.
Al OF ynich Wtll be 20 4 without reserve.
Terms: So and under, cash: over that sum a
credit OF 81 spd o. days, for approved endorsed
notes. llearlng in crest
suI d j. C NcGUIRE& CO. Auots.
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thy dust rom my feet, after shedding the do.
from my pockets for thy villainous, tough beef
steak and muddy coffee, at starvation prices The
fact is, the Albanians never expect to get but
grip upon the concourse of through passengers,
and fleece them accordingly.
have no; word to say about the Hudson. II
has been described to death. There were Just one
hundred and thirteen guide-book maps futtering
from the hands Of passengers on the way up, and
there was the usual stretching of necks to the
famous points, main object Of interest being to
catch glimpse Of the homes Of notable pen-and-
ink men-the Washington Heights, residence OF
James Gordon Bennett of the Herald; MIR SpaI-
rowgrass" CoZZen's placs at Yonkers; Sunnyside,
of Washington Irving memory; Knlckerbocker
Clark's cottage George p. Morris % Underclif,'
and N p. Willis IS Idlewild - One sentimental
looking chap gazed long and earnestly at the last
as if to fix the home Of the poet in his memory,
and then remarked " So that's Colonel willet's
house. I've heern tell Of him." C. s. N.
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III The Journal Of Commerce, In reference to
the late bloody in Syria, ssks what is to
done with Turkey" The Druses like so many
tigers, having got taste of blood, are resolved
TO extirpa,e the Marontne, Greek and all other
Christians, not only in Mount Lebanon, but in
the adjacent plian-country The Journal brings
to mind an important incident in the history ci
our country. 1t says: "W hen Mr.. Webster was
Secretary Of the State he directed the American
Consul at Beirut or Aleppo 1--WE forget which) to
90 10 Damascus and demonstrate, Ia the name OF
the President OF the United States and Of this en-
tire nation, with the Pasha of that city. and con-
jure him to put an end 10 the slaug hter of the
poor Jews that was going on in that city; and be
did. Nor were his efforts In vain. There is not
a Jew in all Damascus that does not remember
that act Of Interference with deepest gratitude
And yet there were in those days no such tender
ties as exist now to bind in special and touching
manner American hearts to the destnies of Da-
mascus