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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.

Letters Patent OF England, and secured by iSe
Seals of the Ecole de Phsrmscie de Para, and the
In mperial College Of Medi3ine. ViernA
No Is invaluable for exhaustion and nstorrhea,
and al physical disabilities.
No Completely ersdioates oil traces of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated By the
seous and pernioicus use OF copaiva and oubebe.
No. has entirely supPlanted the injurious use Of
mercury, thereby insurins 70 the sufferer speedy
relief dlspeIsins al Impurities, and roofing on
.,TRIEsEMAR, Noa !. and : are prepared IN
and can be carried in the vslstcoet pocket sold
10 q cases, AID divided into separate doses 90 "a
mInistersd By Velpesu, Lsliemsnd, Roux. Rioord .
40 Price aS eeoh. or four csses for %, which
saves IS; and In ca csses, whereof, there ls sav-
ing Of Se To be had, wholesale and retail, Of Dr.
BARROW, of 19< Bleecker street. New fort.
Immediately receiving o remittance, DIT. BAyroy
will forward the Trsesennr 20 any part Of the world
securely packed, and sddresseo seoordins % the In
structi ms Of the writer.
The Boot, Of sli ot6srs, that should be read b,
e n.Humsn Frsity, or PhysIoloficel Researches .
ell the symp oms that invariably develop than
and vinsting habits Of earl youth Incspacit.fin %
the victim from shsfing the ftui,ion Of he matrI
monis state, and. IL not checked v time. deseper-
sting al tie functions Of manhood. and bnpebas
Sold by bT "a Row, isl Biesefer IT est. fSur
doors below Mscdouga, Nes York. Puoe =
cents; Sent free every where.
Sold also by 3. c. Ford. Jr., Drus store. Wash
inGton. ID. G. de e en-
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THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
UNIVERSAL LC0NFIDENCEGP PATRONAGE

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLERG YMEN, LADIES, aud GENTLEMEN
in all parts of rhe world testify the efcacy Of
PROF. 0.J WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
praise. few testimonials only can be here given
you to doubt.
lWALL STREET, NEw YORK, Dec. % 1855.
Gsntlem.a Your note of the 18th instant has
been recsIved, saying that YOU had heard that
rtorstiye, an requesting ny certifoats OF the fact
| if had no objection to giveIt.
| award it to you cheeIfuliy, because think it
due. Ny age is about 50 years the ooIor, Of my
hair auburn, and Inclined to curl. Some Eve or
the crown of my 6esd TO lose its senSibi ity and
landruf to form upon it, Esoh of these disas rec
sinoe fourth was added T. them. by hair fsiiins
off the top of my head aud threatening to make me
In this unpleasant predICament was induced to
try WOODS Hair Restorative manly to arrest the
ton that gray hsir could ever be restored to :ts
Original color except from dyes ! was howeyer,
Ties only, that not only was the falling of arrested
but the coior was estored 10 the gray halrH and
on my head. vs.y much to the sIs;ifostion OF IN my
wife, at whose solicitation was induced to try it
her se1 stiongy 1eeSmneDd al RusbsuSs Sss who no
vaue the admirau n of their wIveE to profit by nv
example and use Il growing gray or Eet9n: 90 d.
To 81. WOOD Co.: IA Broad as; y way LtStSDhR n
longer m s At No. II 'h' 0i' Ana Am no
SIAMsTeN, Ala, July 20, 1853.
| To PROP. o J. Woop: Dear Sir-Your "Hair
R.storahve'' has done my hair much good SIN oe
i commenced the use of IL, that v ish to make
known TO the public of its eff cots onfhe hair whcn
are great. a man or woman NAV berearly dep prived
Of hair, and by resort to your "Halr Restorauv e'
the halr will return more beautifui lhsn ever; al
least this is MY experience. Believe i. al
| Yours truly, WIN. III. kennedy.
| P.S.-You can publish the above If yom like BY
| publishing III our southern papers you will ge.
m nre patronage South l soc several of your cer-
tihcates in the Mobile Mercury, a. strong Southern
| paper. w. II. kennedy.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
| PROP. J. WooD: Dear Sir Having had the
misfortune to lose the best ton of my hair from
the effects of the yellow fever, in New Orleans ir
1851 was induced to make trial of your pre2ara-
| non, and found lt to answer as the very thips
| needed. My hair 10 nov thick and glossy, and nc
words oan express my obligations 70 you in zivlnf
| to the afflicted such . treasure FINLEY JOHNSON
The Restorative In put up in bottles of three sizes
| viz large. medium and small; the small hold hal
pint, and retais for dollar per bottles the me-
dfum holds At least % per cent more in proportion
than the small retails for two dollars per bottle
the large holds quart, 20 per cent more in proper
| o.. WOOD q Co, Proprietors, 444 Broad
/ No
Sold in this 9 g BY C. sToTT, SIS Pa. avenue
| au n eoly .alw
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AN AUSTRIAN VIEW OF THE FALL OF GAErA.-
Austrian journals are now expressing the liveliest
apPrehensons respecting the conseq uenees which
the fall Of Gaeta may have at a not distant time
upon the fate Of Austria. The Austrian Gazette
says that the pacifcaion Of Southern Austria will
place l0O, GOO men at the disposal of Austria 1.-THE
fall OF Gaeta saws that paper, "must necessarily
react upon the Roman question, and France,
pressed by England and Sardinia, cannot do
otherwise than abandon the Pope, she has
already abandoned Francis III, OF Naples What
can prevent Piedmont from declaring war az ainst
Austria the day the Italian Parliament sitting in
the Quirinal, shall decree the war, IL France has
made the promise to remain neutral should Aus
tria be attacked by Piedmont, hes not NJ Schlei-
nitz declared In the House at Berlin that Prussia
had no engagement towards Austria In reference
to venetia. ''Thus," proceeds the Gazette, 'Aus-
tria Is left alone to uphold the struggle against
Italy Ii she 10 strong enough not to be afraid OF
IL, she has yet great deal TO apprehend ON the
allies whom Italy may find I'm the eastern part OF
the Empire" Another Vienna paper, the Ost-
Deutsche Post, expresses with still greater force
the concern and uneasiness prevailing In the Aus
trian Cabinet.
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Blown Dows.-The Palmetto faQ which was
raised near the First Market Friday afternoon
with such flourish of humpets, was blown down
Saturday morning by a violent gale, or rather the
with the flag attached topped over upon the
nei2hboring roof. We learn that some of the
party who were concerned In the elevation Of the
flag have accepted this accident as an auspicious
omen, OF as indicating supernatural sappfoval
Of the demonstration in which they were en- aged
They should have remembered that the State OF
Virginia has fag as well as South Carolina, and
II they were willing to let the stars and
float upon the breeze any longer, that the design
upon that Bag, and the motto, sSic Semper Ty.
rsnnis,' are quite a. worthy of the homage OF
yirginians as the palmetto and vattlesnake .ns-
Richmond Waig. -. ''F'''.7 - q &C.,
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WArcHREEsANIERIElNSSs sNEIlS AANNpsILvER AN6s WARE

have one OF the beat esta bli shments, and fur
nished with complete set of tools for repair N
ing every description Of fine Watches, and fSl
particular attention give TO the same, BY a
thorough h competent workman and a. work gpsran-
tied. Alfo, every desoup ION of standard SILVER
WARE. PLAIN and rnanental manufactu ed under
my own supervision, which my customers will hnd
far superior In quality and finish To northern ware
sold by dealers in general and represented as their
own manufacture. II. O. HOOD,
se6 S3S Pa avenue ne, ? o. X -
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APHASToM CARPENTER.-Certain odd noises
have perplexed the worshippers at st. John g
Church, in Detroit, for some time past The
Free Press tells this story of the cause These
sounds we're abundant at night, and caused
great perplexity among the neighbors, who,
| through wonder and other sentiments, were
unable to sleep. An investigating committee
was the consequence, which, after arduous
service, principally expended in break neck
excursions on the ridge of the roof, and per-
lous slides Down inclined planes and scaffold-
poles, discovered the cause. loose board in
the roofing was the source of it all. 1t was q
very peculiar board 1t hung in such way
that, when the wind whistled through the
building at night 1t pounded like hammer,
and squeaked like a saw, and thus made a
very good phantom carpenter. Then 1t made
eccentric sorties this way and that, and pro-
duced other sounds such as might have ema-
mated from a posse of stone -masons in full
blast, and was even accused by some imagin-
ative people of having articulated in good
English the words {" more mort" as though
the ghOstly bod-carriers might have been dila-
tory. In this and in other ways entirely at
variance with the proprioties of the place, it
managed to make great deal of noise and
create no little talk.
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To THE PROCLAMATION
CITIZENS OF
WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN. DO.
CHOLERA MoRRiBhUGss.p p'0'0n' season o ~' 'e1f
- CHOLIC,
Dfsphfslbbk lbbkBlL1rY. Co., Co..
prevail to an alarming tent:
And Dhersas,
FIRST CONsEQ GENcE
=. onoo fss., ssfsssa ass greaeio...
OF PARIS,
MIRACULOUS PAIN KILLER
az the most
sEMEb9 MEb9ffHlf foN fhE hsR hBoVE aEEEG6Mf GdMfEAINrs
In order to sshsfy
that no imposition is intended in the sale Of this
THE MONEY. Viii fS'E'k sE REFUNDED
when the medicine falls to give entire satirfsc,o
Ask, thon at any ", DruE " Store for
MIRAGGGGiLUGGss Jus AhP PAIN KILLER,
% take as directed, and if not perfectly SATISFIED
"''0'n 70 our 3. DSsSnt d. CLARK, ESQ,
~ Street and Pennsylvanis Avenue,
who will refund your money.
Price-25 and so Cents per Bottle.
For sale at all Drug stores evsry where.
JAs. MCDONNELL,
lyll-eotr Baltimore.
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DENTISTRY.
Nj TEETH,

MI TEETH.
VI. LOOMS, nj. D., the inventor and patents
ofthe MINERAL PLATE TEETH.
tends personally at has office In this CITY 49,
Many persons can wear these teeth vho~lIIp
cannot wear others, and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my ofhce can be accommodates
with any style and price Of Teeth they NAV deeIrex
cieaneS, strongest, and most perfect denture that
art can produces, the MINERAL PLATE will ne
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this cIty-No 3Se Pa svenue, betve,o
9Th and 10th sts. Also, 9O7 Arch street, Philadei
phle. oo iS N
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< GATHERS RESTAURANT.
COJOURNERSI In Washington are respectfully
Informed that GATHERS RESTAU A
KANT on Pa. avenue, between 18th and y:HA4
18th streets, is one of the completest, lh.65
most elee ant and agreeable estabishnents OF Its
kind in the United States, bel G at al times pro-
vlded with the best to ,e obtained in the markets
OF all the large cities, forwarded to him regularly
by express. His prices are moderate and ms ao-
oommodations to furnish Breakfast, Dinner, Tea
and SupPeis to gen,lemen rooming out, are un-
eQualled by any others in thls city. He addresses
this tce especially to strangers, as al! eiizens
and fresuenters of Washlngt n know val the
superiority of his house. He is prepared to ac-
cODmodaie to their entire satisfaction any number
Of gentle who desire to take their NJ lea 8 away
from where they lodge. fe II-lm
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lust RECEIVED AT FRENCH r. RICH
STEIN, 27S Penn. avenue, Washington THE
boussboSd s4Pton dabs 3lhs ans me enesan
ensi illustrated by T. o. C. DarieV and John Gil
bert Riverside pr S.. Call AID exanIe them.
Also, q nav supply of Darey's Illustrated Cow
per, the finest edition puhs shed, fe
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A NEW LOT OF ssRIN6 HATS JTs r
coo eeyen6 soset Saev
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EoR CLOTHING. HATS aud CAPS. Cal AZ
O6ce. r. eu
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THE EUROPEAN HOTEL, KEPT BY p.
Il ENRICH. at the corner OF Penn. a A
avenue and Eleventh street, has been Y:S0AV
greatly improved recently and now offers lE.E& u
greater inducements for the patronage of citize0s
and strangers than any other publio house in the
cty his prices being less than those Of any other
hotel on Penn. aveRue, aud his accommodations
for permanent or transient boerdeTs unexceptiOn-
able. The bar and restaurant arrangements OF the
lar. being all that can be desired by the most f.s
hdious. Toe proprietor pledges uuremitted atten-
ton and continued liberal expenditures 70 give sat-
isfaotion to all. and thus renews his invitation 70
all to give the European Hotel a call. de&-h
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SILK fSShsks SSsfs. H2EEs,EE Hs2EasE ESsfs' EsSSssEss' LAWN

We are selling at half their original ptlo- A
other goods OF every desor ion ve sre stiil seIs
sA TAYLOR A hpTcHss.DN
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MISCELLAN EOUS.
DINNER PARTIES

r DINNER PARTIES.
OlTl/ENS And SOjouTners m washington are
respectfully reminded that the subscriber is pre-
pared TO furnish DI n + II ENTERTAIN
MENTS, for any Eumber of gentlemen. in 8 style
eqnai to that of any similar establishment the
Dlted states, and on very moderate terms. His
suites OF Parlors and Dining rooms for the aooom-
modation of Dinner and Supper Parties. his Table
arrangements, Cooks, Servants, &C., are unsur-
celebrity. He respectfully asks a continuance of
bestowed upon him, Sud pledges his best exertions
fe Him GAUTIER.
~ TIE old established PAWN OF- <0n
4~AFICE, formerly on Penr. avenue. ia
" Obetween Sd and lh ats, has lately u ~
bsen removed to 35l st., between ~ aid 9Th
sts., back of the National Hotel.
NOTICE! notice. NOTICEm
$40, 900 to be loaned in nall sums on q old and
Silver " atohes. Jewelw, and all other articles of
value. Business strictly and confdentlally done.
Don't forget to call at No. 351 G ST., between ~
and 9Th SITS.
fs 2i-sm HERZBERG.
r WOOD AND COAL. -
CONSTANTLY On hand n large ass soTtment of
the very best quality of RED and w HITE ASH
coal. of all slZe3, which we will deliver to any
part of the CITY at the shortest notice and at mod
crate prices. 224O pounds to the ton all cases.
Also, HICKORY OAK and PINE WOOD in
cord length sawed and split to any slZe required.
SHERIFF & DAWSON,
South side Pa. sv., bet. Sd and ~ bts,
fe H-2w and west side AZ st. and the Canal.
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.
A SPY ARRESTED AT CAMP WRIGHT, Pa.
Geo Cliff, a member of Co. L, ID Penn
sylvania Regiment, came in on the Cleve-
land and Pittsburgh Railroad this morn
ing, and reports that a Spy was arrested at
Camp Wright Pa on Saturday morning.
The guard found on his person a pound of
arsenic. and several loaded revolvers. He
had been proving around the camp for
several days, and was taken in the act Of
putting the poison in a well, on the camp
ground. Had il not have been for the in
reference Of several of the officers he
would have been strung up, by the guard, on
the spot. He will no doubt receive tho
punishment his offence deserves, if he has
not already.
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THE CITY.

ANOTHER REFuaEE.-Mr. II. c. Cooke,
fOrmsEy Of this city, and more recently
from he South, returned here yester-
day, having succeeded in escaping from a
reigu e8errOt into a eiviliaed community.
For several gears Mr.. Cooke was upon the
Mississippi steamers, and TO his aOquaint
anoe Win steamboat men he doubtless owes
his escape. He has been, for some months
at Napoleon, Arkansas, q town Of six or
seven hundred inhabiianis. It viii be re-
membered that SEINE months ago o Gincin-
natl steamer vas fred into at Nsppleoni
and that upon another occasion, a man sus-
pected Of Union sentiments was boxed up
and sent up river as freight oOnsigned-to-
Horace Greeley. Mr.. Cooke was present
at bOIk-of these GHairs5 he having been OBJ
Iigsdl % be loud in his professions Of seces.
sion, in order 70 save his own neck. At
the time Of the firing upon fhe boat, he
was rushing about with 8 double-barreled
shotgun, Is a bold seoesher.n The man
who was shipped Of in q box hsdsaid that
be was sorry to see Be Union 60 TO pieces.
For this ii was proposed to throw him into
the river, but he Wss finally sent OF as
stated.
MOB Law reigns supreme at Napoleon. 1t
needs only that a man be pointed out as
"a dZdabOIidonistD TO ensure him u quick
death within an hour. All the men sre
forced into the secession ranks. Mr.,
Cooke drilled continually in a secession
company, and was considered 'true blue"
He suddenly discovered thsthehad "press-
ing business ct Memphis, and so was OIL
loWedto take a river boat Every boat was
searched for suspected persons, who were
quickly disposed Of if found. At Memphis
there are but few troops, there being 3
small battery just below the town aud an
other just above.1 At Randolph, sixty
miles above, there are nearly or quite 1000
troops, with battery. They are intending
here to stretch q chain cable across tbs
river to stop all boats.
AT Columbus, the boats from up and dOwr
the river meet and exchange passengers
AEorthern acquaintance Of Mr.. Cooke
at Napoleon, but who could not get away
gave him two letters for his Northern
friends. fhess TsruvE9 REo-La-dared no
carry upon his person, SO read them care
-haIlz and until he was familiar with thei,
contents, that he mTguvrv-WrTvvvavm-
he Was upon free soil he then tore then
m
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CORPSE OF Ma. WARIEG.-The corpse of
Mr.. Wsring, a son of VIM. B. Waring, Of
0lnsted Falls, wal brought in on the
Cleveland and Toledo train this morning
for interment in Woodland Cemetery. The
parents and brothers and sisters Of The de-
ceased accompanied the corpse. Young
Wsriug has been a resident of Louisville,
KY, for several years past and came home
some six weeks since in very poor health,
and has been failing ever since until last
Sunday night, when he passed away. He
was about tFenty-One years Of age, and
We learn was a student at law in Louis
vile. He a nePheE-O of the late John
B. Warning, and a young man Of many vir-
tues, His early demise is a source of great
affection to the family.
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PLEASURE TRrP TO LAKE SUPERIoR.-The
Steamer North Star, Cap. Sweet, did not
leave for Lake Superior, OF her advertised
time last evening, on account Of the storm
on the Lake. She made an effort to leave at
three this morning but was driven back by
the severe north wind. She left ar 8 o'clock
this morning. The 9Star@ had on board be-
tweez sixty and seventy passengers.-twen-
ty, from New York, to enjoy a trip of pleas
ure to the upper Lakes. The boat is in fine
trim and the passengers no doubt will have
a fine time. Capt Sweet has a peculiar fac
ulty OF making these trips Of pleasure most
agreeable, and be will not fail this time.
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PRESENT POPULATION.

EhESEME EDEg4AAASNs
The State Is rapidly fling up with population sesY
O25 persons having been added since 1850, making the
present population l,IA,6oS, araho o. Az per eeALh
ten years.
The Agricultural Products Of Iinos are greater than
the pasl year exceeded ] 5ooio00torz me EheateroP +.
N 1ss0auDrosches S5,0oO,00 D bushels, Ehils the corn
crop yieiis not less faan 10, 900 900 bushels,
FERTILITY OF TIE SOD.
Nowhere can the Industrious farmer secure such IA
mediate results for hs labor nsu these prairie soils
they beng composed OF a deep rich Lean, The fertility
.or which Is unsurpassed By any On the gobe-
10 ACTgM CULf1YATO2a.
Sines 1854. lie C6mpang hare sold 1,S0O,coo e1a
They 81 only to dctttat cglirqtorss ard 0Sg e0naaa
leonsrn1sd through hess lands acn Gplse g@oOoos
loco. IN 1850 ds population q Jorg-Htre e91El13
lhrouqk uuhich e pd1ss, uus only ~ y5sS Eiscs t1htch 45g,
l293 hare ben added; making ne tna0s Pluaeao1 6AAs
sol, q gain Of l4SPTesH.
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
As an evidence Of the thrift Of tAe people, tmsyb 30
STATED that coo, 900 tons Ct freight, ine.udng sse0Oeo9
bushels Of grain, and go 900 barrels Of hour were Tor
Warded over the line last year
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and workingmen viii End the free school
System encouraged BY the saie and endowed with a
large revenue for The support OF scnooE- Ihelr chi
Idren can live IN sight Of the church aid schooinousess
and grow up with the prosperity oftheladns saton
the Great Western Empire.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
The prices OF these lands vary from So So per
,laers, according 10 location, quality, &c trsf CAS-
Ifsrming knds sen FOR about sic to Sc per acre ana
1.-The relative expense Of sGbduing prairie lard as CON-
pared win wood land IS in the ratio Of 70 70 intaYoF-
.lof tho former. The terms Of sale for me bulk Of neSs
LANDS VIII be
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE
at SIX per cent. per annm, and six interest notes a SIX
loar cent, payable respectively IA one, twost1ree, icM
lave and six years from date Of sale ana Iour notes
sifor principal, payable in four, five, sixaud sevsn yeara
from date ofsaIe the eoutrart stPuiating that Ce-tenh
lof the tract purchased shall DO fenced and euIlyatsa.
leach and every year, for Eve years from date q sae
81 that at The end Of ave years Ons-haf shall be fenced
and under cultivation.
TWENTY PER CENT. WILLIE DEDUCTED
! from the valuation for cash, except the same should bS
at sx dollars per acre, when ne eAsh price "M "
dollars.
productions, prices, and terms OfPaymenta can b haa
oSTER, Land Commissioner,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
ages. and cities situated upon the Ms
$50, APPLETON2S RAILWAY GUIDE.
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- EEereIsss Of wes.era p

commencement Rxcrelses Of Western Re-
serve College 1S6L 4
sunday, July 9Th, 8 P. M.-Baooalen-
reate Sermon, by President Hitchcock
Sunday, July TN, u P. M.-ssrnon to
Young Men, by Rev. DR.. Aiken, Of cleye-
land.
Tuesday, July 9th, q T. M-Address be-
fore tho Alphs Delta Pal Society, By Rev.
DIR. Heacock, Of Buffalo.
wednesday, July 10Th, 10Y A. Nam
nual Meeting Of the Alumni.
wednesday, July 10th, u P. M-Miii'
tary Drill Of Western Reserve Cadets.
wednesday, July 10th, P. M-Addresi
before the Alunni, by Rev. W. D. Sanders
Professor Of Illinois College. lHFT Il.
Wednesday, July 10Th, y P. M.-Priz'
Declarations.
Thursday, July 18th, S A. M-Anniver
sary Meeting of Literary Societies.
Thursday, July llth, 81 A. M-oration
OF the Graduating Glass.
Thursday, July 1lth, p M.-Addres
before the Literary Societies, by B. F. Tsy
lor, Esq, Of Chicago.
Thursday, July 18th, q P M-Com
mencement Concert.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03

PLENTIFUL sHowERs.-We learn that the
rains Of yesterday and last night extended
as far south as Columbus, on the C. csc.
R. R, to WelIsville on the c. & P. r. R.
and to Millsburgh on the C. 6 z. R.R, and
all along the Lake Shore. This rain was
greatly needed all oFer the country
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03

FRoM BUFFALo.-The steamer Western
Metropolis arrived this morning at $50
o'clock, with thirty-eight cabin passengers
s-"a fraieht. Captain Goldsmith in
forms us that there was 8 nesTy 5eu--n
night, but his boat rode the storm without
causing m sertUus Inconvenience 40 the
passengers. F
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03

NEW RAIL on TIE c. s P. r. Knew
iron has been put upon the track of the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad, between
Cleveland and Ravenna, and the company
are replacing the old rail with new, along
the entire line Of the road as fast as pos
sible. The new rail is somewhat heavier
than the old, and about One-hslf inch
higher.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03

FROM CAMP CHAsE.-Lieut. Warren, of0o.
], Esd Regiment, passed through the City
this morning, on his way home, in Mentor
Lake Co, where he will remain a few days.
He informs us that the 23d Regiment re-
ceived their arms on Friday. There was no
sickness Of consequence in the camp.