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FRO1T TFNNEsskE.

mEAFhA5i august D.
Robinson's rebel force, having been
driven from West Tennessee, has Joined
Chalmers in Mississippi.
Jessee Forrest with about 800 cavalry
was at Jacks Creek three days ago. GEN
eral Dodge has sent force after him.
The Atlanta Me nphis Appeal Of the
oath ult., says the Governor Of Georgia is
making extensive preparations to stop
raids in that State.
It says that large force Of raiders from
Rosecran's army was at Whitesids.
It also says that the War Department
has resolved to stop the navigation Of the
Mississippi river, by well organized
system Of guerrilla warfare. ~
The editor thinks that ROseoran's is
moving on Selma. -,-rlr
Every place Of Importance in the State
Of Georgia is being fortified, and the
mountains are full Of deserters. IA
The scouts report that arrangements are
being made for dash on the Memphis &
Charleston Railroad, at or near Grand
Junction, by Chalmers, Ruggles, and
Richardson.
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FROM GRANTls AR1IY.

MAAFhI5l august D.
The steamer Hope has arrived, bringing
prisoners from Port Hudson, Vieksburg
and Jackson. Everything IS quiet on the
River below.
Colonel Hatch reports the forces Of
Bifies and Wilson IS retresting with their
forces entirely broken up, and their men
deserting in every direction.
Colonel Hatch has divided his forces
and is securing the country picking up
small squads here and there.
A scout that left Meridian Saturday and
Oklahoma Sunday, reports Jsckson's army
at Enterprise and Brandon, under the
command ofHardee; the most Of the force
was at the former place and ready to move
at any moment.
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NEW AD7RRFIsEmKREg.

CA. Read a Co, Banhers-6old, S liver and oOu-
Dons Bought and Sold, and Money Loaned.
Academy Of Music-Ho'man Opera Troupe.
A, G. Betiberg-Iuitial Sleeve Buftons.
Leader Counting Rsom-CaTver vangd.
jas Kyser-Fcr Pent.
ID West Side Infantry OO-Looal Notice.
Deckand Tnglehart- shsW Goods at Cost.
St. Clair-st. n. 4. Church-LocAl Notice.
o. Cutter Son -Austion Sale Of Hardware.
s. Kinsnsn- t-wster Drawers for sase.
los Superior st-BsnkruPt sale Of Boots and sh, e.
I oosl Notice.
5th Ward Eel Committss-Li cal Notice.
Plymouth Cauich-Looal Notice.
WIN. B. Cast e-Local Notice.
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ALA1nNAAf ~ Als "
The Union State Convention to nomi-
nate candidates for Governor and Judge
Of the supreme Court met to-day. The
State was fully represented in the ConTsn-
ton. There was On immense number Of
strangers from ell parts Of the State.
There was great excitement on choice for
Governor, but Curtin had evidently the
inside track, and it was conceded early in
the day that be would receive the nomins-
ton.
The friends Of COvode and Morehead
we're nevertheless equally active.
The Convention was called to order by
C. P. Markle Chairman Of the Executive
Committee
When the names Of the delegates were
read, Judge Maxwell was elected tempOra-
ry Chairman, and W. b. Strickland and
W. b. P. White as temporary Secretaries.
The Committee on Resolutions we're sp-
pointed and the Convention sdjourned till
three o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
After the disposal Of contested seats
the Committee on organization reported
Hon. Samuel Todd, Of Cumberland, Presi-
dent and thirty-two Vice Presidents and
several Secretaries. Judge Todd, on tax
ing the chair made a neat and appropriate
speech, returning thanks for the honor
conferred and hoping the Convention
might harmonic in their action sad select
candidates worthy Of the principles Of the
Union party who would unite the entire
vote in the October election.
A resolution was offered by Mr.. McKen-
Il II. T--A - a.
had sprung up between two Of the leading
candidates for Governor, and that the best
interests Of the country and the party de-
manded that man should be put in the
field whose nomination would reconcile
all differences, ELECTED some discussion
and was shslved, yeas As, nays 81.
Mr.. Campbell then nominated Governor
/ Curtin, which was received with applause.
The following additional nominations
were then made: Henry D. Moore, Of
Philadelphia; J. & Morehead, of Ale
ghrny; John Covode, of Armstrong; J.
P. Penny, Of Allegheny; Major Francis
Jordon; J. J. Pearson; F. c. Brewster, Of
Philadelphia, and James Veeoh, Of Fay
ettee.
Considerable debate followed on the
meritsOf candidates, during which 3 let
ter was read from John CoVode, declining
the nomination in order to harmonic the
party.
About seven o'clock ballot was had
which resulted in the choice Of AndreV
Curtin, by vote Of ninety-three agsins
forty-three. The Convention then ad
journed till nine O'clock in the evening.
NIGHT SESSION.
Hon. Daniel AgneW, Of Beaver, wa
nominated by acclamstion for Suprem'
Judge.
On motion, the delegates present Wer
instructed to name one from each count.
to constitute State COMMITTEES.
The resolutions Of the Committee, en-
dorsing the Federal and State Admins
trations, were unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Heichbold Of Jefferson, offered
resolution eulogizing Secretary stantoi
for the summary arrest Of dislOyal persons
which elected excited discussion, was af
forwards Withdrawn and one Of q simila
tone, commending the entire Administra
tion for such arrests, was adopted unani
nously. The Convention then adjourne
wi4h three cheers for the Union.
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FREE Delivery OF LErFERs.-The Let
ter Carriers experience great difficulty in as :.
certaining the residences Of people to whom
letters are directed, owing to the fact th at
the street and number are not written in ad-
dition to the direction on the letters. If
people will give their correspondents the
street and number of their residences, it viii
greatly facilitate the delivery Of letters. The
Carriers commenced delivering a small num-
Der of letters daily, and the number has
gradually increased as they become more &C
quainted with the residences of the citizens
in their district, It is the wish Of the Post
Office Department to have all letters Except
box and drawer lsttsrs) delivered BY the car
riers aud by adopting the above suggestion
our Postmaster hopes to have the sIphabeti-
cal delivery almost entirely abolished in his
Postofice.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

VICTORY on all sides within few weeks
past-Mesde has driven Lee with his rebel
bordes from Pennsylvania and Maryland /;
Grant has captured Vicksburg, and General
Banks has captured Port Hudson, and the
Great Bankrupt Sale Of Boots and Shoes, Ne.
1Os Superior street, have by offering stylish
goods at about half the regular price, cap
tured large share Of the Cleveland trade
They have just received another large in
voice of goods-among which are Ladies'
Caters, Slippers and Balmorals, Mems,
Boys and Youths Kip and Calf Boots, Misses
and Children's Shoes Of every style, which
will be sold forty per cent. cheaper than any
other house in the city. Their motto is-ths
Union, forever, up with TIE Stars and Stripes
and down with exhorbitant priees-No. 10s
Superior street, few doors from Water.
auR6-45
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FROnI WAsHTNGrnN.

The draft has been completed. Il gives
an aggregate Of 3,7OO whites and 1883
eolored eonscripts.
Mcfarland, Army Paymaster, had $40
600 stolen from his room last night
It is believed among army officers that
all Lees forces, except A. P. Hills corps,
are south Of Rapidsn and that q single
brigade Of Longstreets corps occupies the
old works ct fredericksburg.
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y We are authorized By Government to collect
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DIFFICULTY ON THE RIEKR. Last eve
ming, about six o'clock, slight difficulty Oc-
Cured in the vicinity Of The Michigan Cen
trail dock, which might have resulted in
something ssrieus had it not been for the
prompt appearance of the police on the
grounds. As Captain Mckay of the May
Queen was sitting IN front of the Office of the
Cleveland & Detroit Steamboat Line, man
walked up to him and asked him if he wished
to engage a deck hand. Captain Mckay
simply replied, " No" The man then pour
ed forth torrent Of abuse upon the Captain,
whereuPOn the latter knocked him down.
The fellow was reinforced by others from the
dock, and the Captains friends rallied
around him, threatening serious difficulty.
Very OppOrtuneIy, several members of the
Police appeared upon tbs ground at this
juncture and .quelled the disturbance. Two
men were taken into custody, viz: John
Grimes and David Mullen.
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NEW YORK mARKET.-Ausust 5.

Cntton-Market frmer. Sales at e6967c for Mid
ding Uplands.
Fiour-.Market SC better, chiefly for fresh ground,
with fair demand
Eaies at s5 l5g5,75 for extra round hoped Ohio ;
and f5s0657,l0 for trade brands.
Whisky-Market frmer. Sales at 457454c
GELS At about lc advance while common and in feriOr
is dull and dropping.
Sales at sl,001I is for Chicago Spring 81 09Gl q
for Milwaukee Club; S2i 9l 2S for Winter red Wes-
tern.
COrn-Market lc better, with moderate demand
Sales at 6SG16s16c for shipping mixed Western
OaiE-Market decidedly frmer Sales at 62G68c.
Wool Quiet and unchanged.
POrk-Opened quiet and closed scarcely so firm.
sales at sl,5O for old mess; sl2 750l3,OO for new
mess; SO,751ll, 90 for prime; sl3 325@l6OO for new
bacon sides-Market dull. Sales at SIC for
city short ribbed and ~ for short clear.
Lard-Qaiet and steady. eales at 949l0e; leo kgs
At llkc
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RELICS OF TIE "BIa WARs."-Harry
Bingham, on Bank street, has quite eabi-
net of curiosities in the way of captured
rebel arms, taken by the lst Wisconsin In
fantry, of which he was formerly Quarter
master. There is breach loading carbine,
one of the FIRST ever manufactured for the
United States Government, bearing date
1884. It is probably one that Floyd stole.
1t was captured by the 26th Brigade on the
Jefferson Pike, near Murfreesboro', the day
before the great fight at the latter place.
There is an old flint musket of the Springfield
pattern, cut down to serve as carbine re-
volvers and sabres from the field of Murfrses-
bOrO', &c enough for a small armOry. They
will become historic relics some day.
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COMPANY C, PERRY LIGHT INFANTRY
This Company is sufficiently full to hold an
election of officers, which they will do to-day.
Captain EnswOrth's Company Of the Grayu,
having a surplus of men, number of them,
last evening, volunteered to go into Com
pany c, of the Perrys, for the purpose Of
filing it up, greatly to their credit.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Movements upon the Rappahan-
noOk-.-Fhs Rebels Regret
Making the Raid into
Pennsylvania.
ITO the Chicago Tribune.I

PHILADELPHIA, Augusta.
No fight yet between the armies Of GEN
erals Meade and Lee.
A private, of the I'd Va. was captured
on the 1st instant near Little Washington.
BE was on a tour for provisions. Papers
found on him indicate great destitution in
Lees army in the mountains They regret
making the raid into Pennsylvania and
Maryland. At present the army of the
rebels is in danger Of starvation.
A pOntOOn bridge has been erected
across the Rsppahannock near KslIy's
Ferd. The 66th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel
Powell commanding, was the first to cross
the river, in order to protect the pom
TONERS. Shortly after getting on the
other side, the rebel cavalry made dash
upon the Ohio boys, but were handsome
II repulsed.
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ROBBERY.-On Tuesday night some one
entered the cabin of the schooner Victoria,
lying in the river, and stole the Captains
wsieh, getting away without exciting any
alarm. The thief was in too great a hurry
to get away to search the cabin very closely
OF eife ne would have found quite sum Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-06

FoR MARoUErTE.-The propeller WinslOw
will sail to-night for Marquette, as will be seen
by the advertisement. The WinsloW is one
Of the swiftest and most elegant prOpsllers
on the lakes, and a trip on board Of her
would be greatly enjoyed. About these days,
when railroad travelling is attended with so
much heat and dust, lake voyage ia posi-
tive Iaxury.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-06

RAILROAD CONVENTION AT TIE FALLS
We learn by the Rochester Democrat that
Railroad Convention composed of dele
gates from the leading railroads in the eOun-
ty, was to assemble at Niagara FsIls, on
Wednesday, Angus. 9Th, The ePartieular OBJ
ieet Of tho Convention is not stated.
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DIIUWI71
OMee-Lymanis Block. near the Court House
0ievslsnd, and No. 443 Ninth Street, Washing
ton, D. G. jsnS1:f
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CLEVELAND & TOLEDO RAILRoAD.-The
Toledo Blade says: We hear that the Cleve-
land 4 Toledo Railroad will show an exceed
ingly good statement in October, when the
dividend will be declared. The surplus on
hand, after paying the last April dividend,
was equal to the regular one, and it is said
that since the consolidation of earnings with
other roads, the stock is being rapidly pur-
chased for Investment.
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TEACHERS CONVENTION.

OHIUAaUl aux u5L o
The Teachers National Convention met
in this Of ty to-day. The attendance from
different parts Of the country is large, full
ly 1900 teachers, three-fourths Of whom
are females, including large number
from New England being present. The
occasion promises to be one Of much inter
- n. II d. -c-f,-,I. - aS,rnoEsnv
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OMMERCIAL.
.nETEI.ANn mARKRRa.
MOEEIEa LEADER OTEIgE.l

MORNING LEADER OFFICE, I ID
WEDNESDAY EYsNIAa, August 5, lsSs.
FIOur-sales red wheat double extras in small
lots at range Of s4,75@525.
Wheat-sa:es 1900 bush free on board from Q.
P. Elevator at sLcs I,sOobushsls free on board at
sl.O9.
COrn-soarce and in good inquiry, and firm at So
@57c Sales car delivered at 5sc.
Oafs-sales car at 6Oc on track
HIghwines-sales IS bbls at i3c.
Batter-sa,e Is kegs Central atl3c.
Cheese-sales choice Western Reserve at 93499'1c
and Hamburg at 1Oc.
RGgs-Sales at lO1k@IIc.
Lard-sales kettle-rendered country brands st
&C FR n.
ReeeIpts-s, 900 bush wheat, 3 cars oats and cars
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FRO1f NEW Y0RK,

NEw YoRK, August 5.
The riot cases came before the court to-
day. Some fifteen were postponed inelud-
ing the murderers Of the negroes,
through ,dilatory motions on the part Of
the counsel. Two were sentenced for rob
bery-one for FIVE years and the other for
ten years in the PenitentiaTy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-06

TIE members Of the Volunteer Infantry
Company, recruited BY Samuel Baird, Henry
A. Smith and George Tuttle, Enrolling Com
mittee, will meet at Kelly's Hall, to-day, at
twelve O'Clock noon, and between that hour
and two O'Clock on afternoon Of said day, or
ganise said Company by the election Of one
Captain and two Lieutensnts, which elections
must in all respects be conducted according
to Law. WM. B. CASTLE,
Chairman of Military Committee.
NJ. Barlow, Secretary, aug6:45l
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MILITARY ELEcroN.-An official order
of the Adjutant General Of Ohio,
directs that the election Of the
line officers for the Volunteer Militia
shall be held to-day at Kelley's HalI (Athe-
nsum) between the hours of two and eight
O'cloek in the afternoon. The following are
the candidates popularly spoken Of:
For Colonel, ". b. Hayward; for Lieu
tenant Colonel, J. J. Wiseman, J. N. FrsEse,
Jerry EnsWOrth for Major, J. Dwight
Palmer. e.
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AL ABoLRD.-At 8 o'clock this morn
ing the splendid steamer Morning Star will
take excursionists to Put In-Bsy. Remem-
Der, this is for the benefit Of Jack Lsland's
Band. 50 let's all 60. -
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MASTERS SALE.

NTASTERS SALE-Pursuant to the
IN command of decretal order Of sale from
the Court OF Common Pleas of Cuyahoga county,
Ohio, at the suit Of George WorthngtOn against
Fiavel ". Bingham and others, to me directed
/ shall expose for sale at public auction, e the
door OF the Court House, in the city Of Cleveland
on the 3Ist day Of August, 1868, at IL o'clock A.
NJ, the following described premises; Situate
in the city Of Cleveland, being number seven in
the 18th range Of townships n tbs Connectieut
Western ReserFeIn the State Of Ohio, and which
as lot No. in block No. 3 in ten acre lot Ne
49, being thirty feet ten inches in frOnt and rear
on the n0rthery side OF Lake street 10 said city,
and Que hundred feet deep, agreeable to the
corded in Book U, page 50, Cuyahoga county
Records.
Appraised at s700.
August /, 1863 LEWIS ". FORD,
Master Commissioners.
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ST. JOINS, N. F., August 5.
The steamer Pacific is safe in Trsfassy
Harbor, She leaves for St Johns to re-
pair the damages. accompanied By the
steamer Vesuvius.
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TIE Fifth Ward Relief Committee will
meet at the Of6ce Of Joseph Perkins, Esq, on
Thursdsy evening at 6 O'Clock. All the mem
bers are requested to attend.
aug6:451 L. F. MEAREs, see'y.
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N. Y. MONEY mARKRT-Ausust 5.
I'M nj TgplPu.I

Hganey-Continues easy st 5d6 z cent.
GOld-Without decided change. losing az 274.
GsOFernmenr stOcks-Marlzet firm United
States Sixes coupons lOs 4O7: 10 Treasury NOtes
lO6x.
state st0cks-MissOuri Skies III; Tennessee
gives 67il
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MASTERS SALE.-Pursuant 10 the
lVA command or an order Of sale from the
Court Of Com mon Pleas Of Cuyahoga county,
Ohio, at the suit Of James K. Hitchcock against
Eleeta C. Hayes and Silas g Stone to me d.
rected, shall expose for sale at public auction,
at the door Of the Court House in the city of
Cleveland, on the 18th day Of August, IsG3, s 70
o'clock A. NJ, the following described premises;
Situated in the township Of Brooklyn,
being number seven in the thirteenth range
of townships, in the Connecticut western Re-
serve in the State Of Ohio, and which are also in
the county Of Cuyahoga, and are known By bein
part Of original lot 81 IN sstd township, and are
bounded Gs foIlOWs being sub. division lots
numbers 509 to 522, both inclusive, aud numbers
531 10 5if, both inclusive, and making 3 lots IN
8. s. Stones survey Of College Tract in said lot
81.
Appraised IS follows; Lots 5O} to so st s1S7.50
each; lots 53I to 544 at S125 each.
July 1s 1853. LEWIS W. FORD,
Master Commissioner.
s. J. AHDREWs, PITTS ATTY. julyls.455
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sampson Is, beyond sIl question, q superior
artist and We advise those wishing to get Hns
Rsness to cell upon him A visit to his gal
lery, No. 95s Superior street, viii richly repay
both eiti1sn and stranger RsFH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-06

RELIGIOUS services in the st. Clair
Street Methodist Episcopal Church to-mor-
row at haf-past ten in the morning.
aug6:45l
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N. Y. STOCK HIARKET-Augusr 5.
IHYTHLnapAPB

OsWRGO MARKRT-AuGHst
fBY TELEGRAPH.l
FlOur-Dull, but unchanged.
Nheat-Quiet and no sales.
COrn-Market quiet and unchanged. les llli-
nOis mixed at 5oc.
flats-NOminal.
Other grains nominal.
FreIGhta-A shade weaker. Flour 4Oc, corn 81
to New York.
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THANKSGIVING GSERYIoE.-SerEice will be
held in the Plymouth Church on Thursday at
1917 A. N. Service by the pastor, Rev. S.
WoloOtt. A thank-Ofering will be taken up
for the sick and wounded soldiers.
auQ5,45I-2t
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BUsIEEss EOTIOKB
WAR CLAIMS.

Special attention is given to the collection Of
BOUNTIEs, PENSIONS, BACK PAY, AND
OTHER WAR CLAIMS AND PRIZE MONEY.
Personal attention is given to the prosecution Of
Claims at the Departments in Washington, thus
securing their early settlement.
Application should be made at once to D. ".
Gage, Licensed Attorney at Law and War Claim
Agent, No, les Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
o-~1rzfq
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HUDsoE's UERIVALLED TOOTH PASTE, is
winning for itself unbounded praise where
ever intrOdueed.-Sold by Druggists and
Dentists generally.
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NFAsTER's sALF.-In pursuancs q d

MASTERS sALE.-In pursuanes Of an
I'M order Of sale issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas ofCuyahoga County, Ohio, in the
case in which Samuel Ferguson is Plaintiff, and
Margaret Montgomery, Defendant, to me a.
reotsd, shail expose for sale at the door OF the
Court House, in the city Cleveland, on the 18th
day Of August, 1853, at two o'clock in the after-
noon Of SAID day, the following described lands
and tenemsnts, to wit:
Situated in the township ef Aliddl eburgh, IN the
county OF Cuyahogs, State Of Ohio, and ls known
as part Of Fraction r, in the village Of Berea,
bounded, commencing at the south-eastcorner Of
Alexander Lair6's Iof-thence south three chsias
to q stake-thence south 81 east chains and
q links to q stake-thence north lQ' west one
chain and two links to a sta1e-thenee north 81
east 10 the place Of beginning, containing 400
acres Of land, subject to all legal highways. Ap
praised at 500 90.
WM. v. TOUSLET,
Master Commissioner.
d. D. CLARK, Plaintiff Attorney.
iulvI0452
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sANDUsKIAEs are agitating the subject
of purchasing & steam Ere engine for the
use Of the city.
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THERE will be service to-day ct ha If
past 10 at the Plymouth Church. Sermon
by the Pastor, Rev. DR.. Wolcott. aug6:451
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T0NSORIAL.
New Wig and Fashionable Hair Dress
ing Establishment.

WM. DAY BEGS TO RETURN
70 w return his sincere thanks to his old friends
anq patrons ana tn Inhabitants Of Cleveland gene
rallS for the Fey large share OF public patronage
beatogeo on him for the last nine years, and would
RESPECTFULLY inform hem that since his rstufn from.
huope, that be has taken and fitted Up large Store
In tbs most modern and New York style entire 3 n
arste pa tsneDts win every accommodation for eV-
cry brauCh OF the business. Having uurchassd ana
selected himself from the BfsT MABKFfs 7hiIe in n
rupa be can oder for sale and inspscon the feSt and
most valuable assortment Of
HUMAN HAIR GOODS
shown in this city Mr. Day gtudisd in some of
the best Establishments in Paris and London, and
has for inHBection many new and life like improve
ments IN every description Of
Wig and Ornamental Hair Work.
laE7sole maker and importer Ct al kinds Of Ing.
hsh and French Head Dresses, EuRinie Bows, Triple
Bow, Coiieslres, Plicatures, &C.
- Ladiea, Heir Dressing, ShamroonipF, hair
Quitting and CARING. Ladies Hair out and restored
Withoul cutting short tshfngimg)
gH-HfsT and COLD BATHS. auFl-RI3
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To SELL.-The best thing for the teeth,
gums and mouth yet discovered, is HudsOn's
UnrivalIed Tooth Paste. Sold BY druggists
and dentists generally. aug3