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"POsT OFFICE IRREGULARITIES. /"

Avery large proportion Of the Irregularities which
are charged on the post Office, are the results Of
oarelessness on the part Of correspondents. Several
cases have lately been brought to our knowledge by
the Postmaster at this place, and special agent
SMITH, illustrating this. For instance: business
house in this city mailed letter, as they belisv-
ed, to a house in Huntsville, Alabama, containing
q considerable sum Of money. The letter was
not received, and the case was reported to the
Department as money lost in the mails. After
thorough investigation, the letter was found in the
Office ct Huntsville, Tennessee, to which Office it had
been wrongly addressed by the parties sending it.
Lately, some twenty letters, intended for Louis
vile, Kentucky, were forwarded to that Office from
Louisville, TsHass5ss to which latter Office they had
been improperly directed by the writers themselves.
And yesterday, the postmaster at this place re
ceived the letter watch we publish below, from the
Postmaster at Nashville Georgia The letters named
all 10 well known citizens Of this place; and in
several instances great complaints have been made
by the parties interested, on account Of the non
reception Of these very letters It is easy to charge
every default the pOstOfiee, but not easy for
man 10 admit his own carelessness and so the post
Office bears the burden Of all irregularities. Our
experience convinces that at least three fOurihs
Of the irregularities in the letter mails due to the
csrelessness Of correspondents:
NASHVILLE, GA, March II, 1858.
DEAR SIR: There are letters now in this office,
directed to the following persons, which no doubt
belong to Nashville Tennessee, but directed to this
Office, viz:
J. Edwards, Crsighead & Co.
W. Wheless James NJ. Dermott,
J. c. Burch, James Clark ESQ
R. H. Groom5 Co. Nichols, Green s. Bailey,
Seymour, Tanning & Co. W. F. Gray.
o. NJ. Newly & Co. Bransford, MoWhirter &
n. NJ. Lewis, Esq. Co.
Rev J. r. Graves. Vessel Thompson,
Dr. J. Hamilton, 7. Socy,E G Pearl, Cashier,
!. B. West, W. b DOrtch,
Thomas A. Baker, J. Peacock Co.
Y. B Jones' Esq. r. S. Hollins & Co.
i. n. French, Shelton Law.
You can send for the within named if you see fit,
or they will be sent to the Post Office Department.
Yours respectfully,
D. r. WATSON, ?. N.
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ssOrted stock Of Groceries this morning, at W. h..
GoRDoE Cos warehouse, on Market street.
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Rates Of Advertising.
rES LINES Oh LESS TO CONSTITUTE SQUARE.


one square, one year s3OBaeh additional square, So
Advertisers exceeding the space contract
ed fOrs VIII be charged for the excess.
To Correspondents.
viii great deal Of unnecessary trouble Il our
friends, in writing Us, will bear mind the following
rules
Always give the date pos. ONCE county, and State in the
body Of yc1l letter.
If you wish the paper changed from ONCE to another
give both Offices In full.
II you write business, and ether matters write on
separate sheets Of paper different leaves Of sheet
Letters and Communications solicited upon all such
acts and subjects may be Of information interest 70
be public.
Anonymous communications Of Whatever character, will
receive no attention.
Correspondents should write only upon SidsOf the
pspeF.
We cannot undertake 70 return rejected communications
an letters on business should be directed TO hsssrs G.
ToEBrTT Co. and no, personally TO either Of the Proph
stou.
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SPRING FAIR.

The annual Spring Fair Of the Davidson county
Agricultural and Mechanical Society, for the year
1885, will be held the fair grounds Nashville
on the 4th to 6th Of May inclusive. Liberal pre-,
miums are offered list Of which with regulations for
holding the Fair may be had on application to L.
WILLIAMS, Secretary, at the Office Of the Southern
Homestead, No. l73 Deadrick Street, or at this
Office. Membership Tickets emitting the holder
to all the privileges Of the Society for the year
1868, and free access to the grounds during the
Spring Fair, may be had for 81, on application
to THos B. Johnson, Treasurer.
WH. G. HARDING,
feb 2O-triwEwtd President.
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Another PittsbUTRer tsstIying to the wonder
full curative powers OF ERrhav5's Holland Bitters;
Mr. Jacob White. Third street. below Market says:
"F0r past have been afflicted very seriously with
dispepzis much that ny stomach refused 70 retain
anything, have tried almost remedy, and The Teg-
Of several physicians, but without slsviguon until
began the Of EOrhaves Holland Bttsrs, have
fo1nd relief almost amounting 90 cuTC Hound Il eca-
ciOus in removing the debility OccasiOned this
disease and generally it has few equals and SUPERIOR
mar 5O-IW
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-30

E6y-WmL CONTINUE TO SEND, through the Post
Office, to all parts of the United States and Foreign
Countries as has been done daily for the past five
years. the genuine article of DURNO's CATARRH
SNUFF so justly celebrated all the world over for its
efficacy for Sore Eyes, Deafness, Pain in the Head
and the worst forms Of Catarrh.
A single box for thirty-one cents in Stamps, or
four boxes to one address for oae dollar, postage
pre- pad, by J. DURNO, Proprietor, Albany, N. Y.
March 2q-w4t
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Spring 81 Summer
GOODS


WE have just received dect from the manufactures
Complete and Fresh
Assortment Of Geuuemen's
Furnishing Goods,
Consisting in part Of
marseiIIeE Shirts, white and colOred;
white Linen - With and without colaTs;
COiOTed Cambria Shirts.
Also--a few extra dne
Embroidered Shirts,
For Party aud Wedding occasions
White Fnncy and Black
Scarfs, Ties stock, NapOleOns, Cravats;
White, Fancy and Black
Lid, Silk and LisIe- Thread Gloves;
White, Fancy aud Brown
Silk LisIe-Thread and Cotton Half Hose;
Underwear,
OF silk, sle.Thread, Merino, Cotton, &C., &c.
Robes de Chambre,
or every Size S yle and Pattern.
shoulder Braces,
or the best maze, Elastic with and without susPsndsrs
SuspendeTs,
Mems and Boys, Plain and Embroidered.
Trunks and Valises,
Sole Leather, Hog Skin, Wood, &c, &c.
Canes and Riding Whips,
India KuO"' or, Malaka and Ebony.
Fancy Goods,
Bazin's Perfumes, Lubin'S Extracts Writing Des ks
nais, CRessmen, DAT Boards, DomInOes, Caas,
Combs Brushes, &c.. &C &c,
Just received and for 6 ale BY
j. HI. WCGILL,
Ladies' and Genlleme e Furnishing Store,
msr1 Corner Colleg'st and Square.
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Ladies' Dress Goods.
House Furnishing Goods.
WOOL WonIII
Dissolution

NNTE want three Tn usard Pounds clean Washed
w Wool, for which will pay Casa. We waat Is 70
u.Aze Jeans and Llnssys.
maren WI GORDON 3 co.
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Ought % every family where Ihere children,
tbrv are sometimes EerUd Nth commissions, proceeding
nom the attacks when may be iucouyoneut 90
sspd for procure medicine. 10 affords speedy relief
10 The sufferer, vNpeIuE The worms aud dsuuarEinE an
those evUrsh and bilious aum0rs 80 frequent 10 children
ALEXANDRIA. La, Feb. q, 1853.
Msssrs. B. 4. Fa5ncs,oef & Co., Pus5rg, Pa.
GsxrLEuEu:-Hayrg sold your YOUR vzrmifuge Tor the
isst seven EhIR afHr1E nglsGre 10 iUOTm
tbet have never known ICiue universally used
rn6 esteemed fHr qualities specific Tor worms
nj las received appreciation Of medical men aud Dc
onsidered superior any preparation now ia use. Ies
ouias virtues could be liv TO any extent, By our
d6etoTs, planters, and the community 10 general.
Truly guuEs, sc. -
EDWARD JOHNSON
Rapites Parish, Ia.
seld wholesale and retail Ply all the principal druggists
----- = ~. INN 81
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Prof UaSEcII,s Electric oil.

supply wonderu Medicine Tor the Of Rhsu
matsm d. ufTes, Piles Jurns and all nervous diseases,
Headaches aud Pains, has been received by EWlN PEN
uLETON Co., aud by 10 q BROWN, Nashville, Teen,
where d ubIarrd The suffering should purchase a
bottle .dltsy See advertisement In another column.
pEOF HAsKELL Tho following testimony IN favor OF Dr.
HHskers Electric on Is furnished for publication.
PRoF. HasKuLL D-sTSIrs feel o. 90 be duty 20 In
form public, through you, what gosr wonderful *
trr Oi' my family by wlo has been alarm
iur, led AuC cd te womb and pains On the back
ana breast. bought bae of your GA yesterday, ant
tO-da free from pain aud ser ds her WHnCtl
respects YOUR and sper lhave had TheU-
matte pain ms ders and arms for long time, and
in zen minutes from The time applied your OIL pain
al gone Isruly BwOHderui remedy Tor al palms. such
as suffering w.tar and cheeriuy give thif
testimonial OF De effects
C r. SWIFT, Merritt House.
Sworn subscribed before This dag, 9th Of July,
1857. LIBERTY WAITE, Justice 81 me FeSce.
such csimouy toIs an oer true iae' worth columns OF
made CrTJdEgtas a over iLU lend, aud great way Oh
nv IT, ye suffering and an ctgd. See advertisement To
spoihor column. mEtldGWIy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-30

az JOHN YORK & Co, have received Frank Les
lies illustrated paper for the 9th. It contains
portrait and biographical sketch Of F. P. STANTON
of this State, and also view Of the Presidents
conservatory.
They have also for sale, HarPer's Weekly Of the
same date.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-30
NASHVILLE.

~ No advertisements is inserted In this
paper, except from those who have regu-
lar c0utraCtEs AID except legal notices.
unless paid for at the time OF insertion.
fan T-IT.
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CLASS LII,
DRAWS APRIL LIST, 1858,
CLASS MN,
DRAWS APRIL 18th, 1855.

In public, at Macon, Ga, under the supehnten
deDee Of E. q. Buikley and Jos. Waterman Esq's.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION
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SCHEME.
rIckgrs-wseI.., s.; Halves. 50 50; as...... 81 %

Bank Notes Of sound Banks taken par Checks New
YORK RENTED for Ptizes.
Drawings Of large Iil be published in New York
nd New Orleans Sundai papers, aud Cha lesion and Sa-
Vannah daies.
Ia BORDERING Tickets Certificates enclose the money
address, the Ticket ordered, receipt OF which
they will be forwarded b. ars mall Purchasers have
Tickets ending In any figure N may designate.
TIE list Of Drawn Numbers Prizes I'll be sent TO pur
chaseTs in medately after the drawing.
PuTCh will please write their signatures plain. and
give their Post Office, County and Stale
Remember that every Pze is drawn and payable in full
without dsdUc ion.
All Prizes 900 and under, paid Immediately amer the
dTawng-OLher prizes at The usual time OF thirty days.
An communicates strictiv cO0hdeutal.
Address orlsrs Tor Tickets c p. SWAIN Nashville,
Ten essec, ortO ANDERSON & SON, Managers,
FEB IA Macon or Savannah, Georgia.
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ndg@ HARPERs' WEEKLY for the present, received
and for sale by HAGAN, Market street. This num-
Der has many interesting stories, and is PrOfusely
illustrated
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-30

TIE P1rn ershiP heretofore existing between the subssr
= DeFs1 under shs style OF MCKENZIE & WILSON, VS.
dissolved By mutual consent, on the 27lh U.S.
W.NlLSON mas purchased entire intsFstl OF Alex
Mckenzie in SAID establishment, and will continue Tho
business uEder MS De charged win ne par
Of ali the debts arm, an IS alone hrrst =
use The name o. The arm IN liquidation.
ALEX. MCKENZIE.
mar 10 J. W. WILSON.
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NASHVILLE

Wholesale PRICE CURRENT.
oRREsTED WEEKLY NJ BART, MACRAB & CO., NO. rs.
MARCFT sFRzKT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORE, Sept. ID.
We have private advices from London by the
Vanderbilt, which state that Prot. Hughes would
have his machines in readiness to work the cable
on or about the Sth inst, on which day the Allan
tic COmnany expected 10 dispatch special steamer
TO Trinity Bay with one of Piof Hughes assistants
on hoard. We may, therefore, hope to the cable
in complete working order on or about the 25th
inst.
In answer to the absurd t1eOrizing Of the ma-
ny ounces who are daily proving 10 their own
satisfaction the impOssiblity Of working the cable
by the Hughes system, it is sufficient TO say that
with instruments hastily constructed and, in many
respects very imperfect, Prof Huges has trans
mi.ted intelligence reliable and continuous through
1900 miles of the Atlantic Gable. This was while
the cable was at Keyham, since then about 2.2OO
miles Of the same cable has been submerged be-
tween Ireland aud New FOundand and with cleo
trical result nearly 50 per cent. so the telegraph
electricians assert, more favorable than whilst it
was cOiled at Ksyhaml.
Prof Hughes ought to be presumed to know by
this time the capacity Of his own invention and he
says unhesitatingly that he transmit intelligence
through the cable, reliable and continuously at the
rate Of from three 10 six words per minute
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14
YESTERDAY AFTERNOONS REPORT
FOREIGN NEWS,
ARRIYAL On THE VANDERBILT.


NEw YORE, Sept I3
The steamer Vanderbilt arrived here late last
night
The Queen has returned to England.
Nearly 100000 pounds in gold received from
/ Australia
Gen. Grant left Lucknow to relieve Maunsing and
/ capture FIlzbad.
side temporarily at Pekin. Chinese ENJOYS come
[ to Paris.
The Vanderbilt had 355 passengers.
Twelve vessels have been wrecked on the Eng
lish coast during the last week-crews all saved,
/ with one exception
/ Paul Murphy had played eight games Of chess at
once, blindiOl1ed, at the Birmingham Chess Con-
gress, winning all but one.
Ten steamers are 10 be employed on the Galway
aud New York route, and others 10 English
aud Continental ports as ieeuers-
Some large timber firms in Liverpool are in dif-
iculty.
Rudolf, Tung & Co, Paris in the silk trade. sus-
pended. Liabilities very large.
Calcutta and China Exchanges were per cent
in favor Of England.
Eighty grain laden ships arrived at Marceiuase
Aug. 25ih.
General business at the port Of London was &C
tive.
French Commercial affairs show a gradual in.
prOvement. Great hopes are entertained for q
treaty of commerce with China.
The Turkish Ministry are out and new ore
formed.
Sebastapol is to be a commercial station without
Notifications
.The Jesuits obtain exclusive authority to esiab-
lish a branch Of their order in China.
The Prince Of Prussia i to be Regent al the eI-
piratiOn Of his present powers. Prussia addressed
. note TO Vienna on her occupation Of Radsiadt
Austria addressed a circular 10 her agents re-
specting the navigation Of the Danube
Austria IS alarmed at the perenptOry refusal OF
plenipOientiares OF Paris Conference to submit to
arrangements made by Austria for the cOunterac-
tiOn OF the treaty of Paris. The Notifications al
kars are TO be rebuilt
INDIA.-The RajahpoOta rebels fed AFTER plum
dering ToHk, were pursued by Gen Roberts The
GwalOr rebels msnacing BOhOre and Bughora.
Cousuls-Nouey and account 95ss ss67S.
Nloncy- L Unchanged
C1iion- but S.e1dy slss il three davs Il qnIaIes
ecuaturs to1s l0oi ami exporters 2O Quotations Of
inferur qualities barr y mliu'arlud.
TBE MANCHESTER MARKET las an advancing len
F66r-AdyauceI Cd. closing so1dy wheat advanced
L III closing eady Com dull Provisions steady; some
ssy glrI advanced Cd
LIVERPOOL. SEPT Ist-Nessrz Richardson A Co.
Qu1s nrm q advance OF Cd coslug seads Wheat
n auu "a higher. closing quiet Wcscru sad its g.
White Suutueru tsSl fIsi du she slue autho--
quotes beef steady without any animation Pork steady
seady. cargo Ia bceu disposed u al 4.i-A,hes u-s
quiet Iearls hrm the advanced u sS-Rics dull
-,SuE5T gulet-t JIlec nTm
SPIRITS ui TurpeutIue steady 5ss6d4sas.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14

For THE STATE FAIR-The steamer 4rrOV,
Capt. Caverly, will leave here every morning
during the continuance of the F lir, and return
every evening. This will afford pleasant and
convenient mode Of visiting the grounds and
returning the same day. Fare sl,OO up and
back In consequence of the rush of business
on the Detroit line, the Ocean viii not run as
has been expected, between here and Sandusky
Half-fare tickets on the Cleveland and Tole-
DO Railroad A special train leaves Cleveland
at 7.30 each morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14

BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUPEES surpass all.
They are elegant, Light. easy and durable.
Fitting TO charm--no turning up behinJ-uo shrinking
the head; aaeed this Is the only shmeut where
Ihese things properly uudors @, d and made.
233 broadway, New York
ap2edSw6m21l " FTSKE Cleveland. Ohio, Agent.
J. b. Barnes * Co., PropristOrs of the Cleve
aai Plumbing WORKS, Atwaiar Block are prepared
~Ih Arge force OF experienced wOrkmen doing every
essri1 toa Of fPIuG= in The Izost thorough usuuer
he Sceatidc plans, reasonable terms, and short
h5tce. I.irse siocs n F1aaii s ID Iarcnl styes and
izes. Bathing Tubs cast and wood. lined with
innedcnpper steam heaters, lead and savanIzed iron
pipes Leather and iuIa Rubber Hose every descrptluO
Brass AMI Plated Cocks. iuI- the PaLeu Sei-clos
NJ Cocks recently introduced Nss Bowls and all kinds
work warranted m2S.d &wtf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14

The "DAYToN INFANT Mr.. John W. Van
Cleve, the first male child born in Dayton, and
who in consequence was known by the above
title, lately died in that city. He had grown up
with the city, and from the little collection of
log huts around which he played in his juvenile
days, he has seen a city of twenty-five thousand
inhabitants spring forth, full of enterprise and
busy with manufactures. The joke of being the
infant" is that after he was considerably ema-
ciated by sickness he weighed more than two
hundred pounds.
His death will be much lamented By his nu-
merous friends
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14

CIRcUrT CovRT-The adjourned and special
September term Of the Circuit Court of the
United St4tes will commence tomorrow morn
ing at 10 O'Clock, at which time the docket will
be called and judgments in cases of default rem
dered. The Court, We understand, will then ad-
joun until Monday next on account of the State
Fair. The District Court, we understand, viii
be open during The week, and persons desiring
their naturalization papers can obtain them
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14

Ist. Cotton is used as it is purchased-on spools
without rs-Winding saving time, trouble and
waste.
ID. The trouble and perplexity Of filing shut
Ile, las in other machines,) is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being Used
from large spool.
Sd. It's very simple yet strong in construction,
easily learned and kept in order, and does not re-
quirs to be taken apart to be oiled.
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ulAr, and viii not rip though every fourth stitch
be cut
5th. The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
I This Machine embroiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving Of
labor are invited TO call at the sales-rOom of the
subscriber and examine for themselves The
above machines are freely shown and samples Of
work given at all times.
The services Of lady and the use Of amachine
san be obtained by the day in families, by calling
st the room Of Mr.. Hopkins Terms 81 ,5Oper day.
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
Northrop spangler's Block,
uh30d6m:lss Superior St. I'D stairs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14

THE SPY PIED.-This filthy black mail sheet
was again issued last Friday, containing the
usual amount of fslanderous inuendoes on whom
sOever Ormsby, the publisher, had spite
against. On Saturday young man, whose
sisters name was mentioned in that sheet, took
the law into his own hand, by Pieing the form
of the Spy, and giving Omsby well deserved
thrashing We hope the fellow will continue
to receive such hints till he Jiscontinues his
disreputable business.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14

ZEE. RUFFIM's Fall stock of Hats and Caps
has arrived. It embraces the newest fashions
and all styles, and Of course will be sold at lower
prices than ever. All work in the line of Purs
can be done promptly at his establishment, as he
has had great experience in Europe and this
country. He is now engaged in manufacturing
for the winter trade. sep7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14
LHAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE.
WIN. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.
THE ORIGINAL AND BEsT IN The WORLD

THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE WORLD
AL others are mere imitaioas and should be avoided, l.
you wish TO escape rilicule.
GRAY, RED. OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly to a
beautiful aud Naiua Brown Black, without the leas,
injury HzIr skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded to Wm Bachelor lsss, and 5000
applications have been made the Hair of his patrons Of
his famous Dye.
wAI- A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
to be distinguished from na-urs, and is WARRANTED
inurein the least however loas may be costa
Ued, aal the IN effects Of Bad Dyesremsdisd. the Hair
fIgorated for life b. this spleudld Dye
Made, sod applied private ro0s, the Wig Fac
I33 Broadway, y Y.
~ The Genuine hastie and address upon steel
engraving four siles Of each Box. OF
WILLIAM A BACHELOR,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.


SANDUsKY, sept 10
The city is foil Of strangers, and arrangements
for the Fair are complete
The Cosmopolitan Art Association pictures are
all on the ground for exhibition, free to the public
The number Of entries already made are two
and the Fair will be the finest ever held
in Ohio. The finest exhibition Of horses and cat
tie ever made in Ohio.
Ample arrangements for guests are made
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14

PERIoDIcALs-Havks and Brother have re-
eeiyed GOdey's Lady's Book for October, filled
as usual with matter which can be better criti-
cised by committee of ladies' than by US OF
beautiful steel engraving of - The Miracles, ="
we can speak however in high appreciation.
The London ILLUSTRATED News for Aug IS is
also received, full to the brim with pictures and
interesting reading matter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14

FoR S,NDUsKY.-A very large number Of eI-
hibitors for the State Fair with their various ar
ticles for exhibition, passed through the city
yesterday. The present indications are that
this years Fair viii greatly exceed in interest
any former one.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-14
G1ufational.

A SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
n embrar1n. al the Of solt and fu Ed
ucation- Will be the Sunday Shno Room the
rear u InY Chur Superior street, on the rsf of Sep
tember. under hs of the Rissrs ARIAN. and the
gelerl -erllteudence Of Rev. VARIAN, RectorOf
ths School
Ap2ileaiios for admission 70 be made Il The School Room
~ aly time durlug the OF the School tenn.
Prospectus. setting forth Terms &c be had
paon % the kectnr either Of the Rev reut esn
Vrslt1rs Of The SchnOl. 8 DR CLAXTON.
- ida. BOILES.
FGs I'm lG t'TEv. l. CARTER.