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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-14

a UCTION NOTIoE-WEIL,ES NICHOLS. AUCTION
"A eer-BAUWkE 4 NICHOLS viii sell Wednesday,
yune is at ocok front Of saleroom Nassau
high esh; and nne old sound Kind and gentle
respect together any day usie Of three miuutss
both being excellent hses Ass light top
vasor pe,fect together with fpe set OF light
plated double barress made by ehllngs; whip blankets
saee bride &c 30 The above s believed be
eetsbisAmen eXsn, the OF pr
yase gent going abroad owner refused 50 600 foe the
estsb ssmcnt while at Saratoga but they
now positively to be sold without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-14
IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF LARGE s7OGg OF
Colo, silver diamond and enAmeled atches.

nickel and lever movements, ohaias &c.
A CRIsT sLAB, auconeer will sell Gu Wednesday,
June Is at 0 O'Clock at No Pine street. extensive
som OF watches and ewery onpsng in part fine god
silver hunting and open face chonometefg double ae nde
pendent second patent lever and duplex watches silver
hunting and open face detached and patent lever cyl
der Watches cuex double time centre second
and plain cassa nickel three plata
lever paiu and full eweed movements COMPENSATION snt
erpenon balance together with large assortment Of goj
guard chaelA.ne chains
ole ana latest styles and patterns yh large variety Of oisz
ported fom the celebrated Erropesn manufacturers
and this sale well worthy the OF the trade
IN morning cash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-14

a MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE 3s6 BROADWAY
n Schools supplied with teachers and teachers with pos
tons Wanted two teachers OF German and classics and
lady teach French and music also two superior teachers
music SMITH, WoODMAN & co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07

New CLOTHING HoU.E.-A new wholesale and
retail Clothing store has been opened on Water ST.
in the rooms over Tennis store, and formerly oc.
euped by Fuller & Co., by NJ. Liebenlhal, who
will keep at all times full and competo,stOCk of
all goods in the clothing trade. Mr.. Liebonthal
has associated with himself Mr. Jacob Heinz for a
long time with Koch, Levi Mayer, and who un-
derstands the trade in all its particulars. The
new store comprises three floors the entire length
of the building divided into Office, stock room,
cutting room and sales rooms. Tho goods sold are
manufactured by the employees of tho store and
orders will be promptly filed. Country merchants
will do we'll to call upon Mr.. Liebenthal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07
FRonr WASHINGTON.

MAsiiNGToN, sept. b.
There Is no truth IN the recent statement from
Vera Cruz, that Minister Mol ane hsd presented
an ultimatum and demanded the immediate ralin
cation Of the Treaty, ior II is known here that his
preliminary points thereof were mutually satisiac
tory 20 both this government and that Of the Gem
sttutiOnalis's. II was also understood that II the
treaty should be ratified on this basis, Mclane
himself would return it 10 Washington.
Tue main points probably, are the right and
way across the Northern States OF Mexico, from
the Rio Grande to MaEatlen, aud from Arazons
Guayamas or some other outlet on the Gulf Of
California
The U. s. to have the privilege OF transporting
troops aud munitions Of war over those routes
and roteot the latter IA the case Of MexicO's ina
bty TO do 80.
In consideration Of these grants the U. s. agree
TO pay four millions of dollars, one halt TO be APP
propriated for the satisfaction of claims Of Ameri-
can citizens against Mexico. .
Gen. Harvey has acquainted Lieut.. Gen Scott
with alloircumstances attending bis occupation Of
the Island Of San Juan.
II appears he had not been previously specifca-
ly instructed tO take POSSESSION, hut sent uoops
TO protect the twenty-five or thirty Americans re-
siding there who bad been Included 10 the taxation
limits by authorities Of Washington Territory
Our boundary Commissioner Campel has no doubt
about the Island belonging TO the U s but Brl
tish Commission made the issue, and hence protect
Gov. Douglass. This subject excited much inter-
ierest In official aud diplomatic circles
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07
MATRIMONIAL.
or rnr Iin1rrn sTLTEs

70 rHE LADIES or THB UNITED = -,.,
n has been my good fortune to re- NOis 10 AsAh many
Lousands Of my country y-wmnen. Il, -. -,
NV Euocess has excited the malice Of w ..,
sleus; but their prosecutions have served Z" ~ sI
"A ests, ish my reputation Showers Of grutetn
have fallen upon my pathway from the lair sufferer "hou
have relieved snlong as / held In atiee ionat' H'
habkfu remembrance by those who have e1pereneeu my
n can AFFORD TO deapse the efforts Of Inisohie-MAAs''
M trends nave repeatedly urged me to place my med
ANA for producing nenstruaion within the reach Of the
fades Of the United States nut indsposon to enter
aed 40 ocoupisdby quacks with their perncions nosTum
ana fear bat unprnciped counereiters might palm upon
he public thsir worthless limitations have hitherto pre-
yenad Mo from establishing agencies for the sale OF nv
ANuE DE FEMME" q" In the United States
Aast yield TO the enfenes OF patients and friends
md oaor 10 the suffering Females Of America medicine
hich has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World. .... -,
In regard 20 the efficacy Of the "AMlE DE FEMME'"t
ssd oniy say that tis la liquid form, aud Is eHacJ sunh
have used IN my practice France for MANY years and
al has mover failed TO secure satisfactory result
Annie de Fonune and mensruaiion stnAd Ia tue 70
,t of cause and effect sake powerful TO originate
Hheaithy menstrual Apw where never has existed Au'
risfes u vvbsre h has from any cause suppressed
~ oTderto guard aealgst mp9,i.ols R 3 s NJ ssr ~,
eh e,gnature and both tue hottie anu enclosing Dc
vii be sealed with my private sehl'
Price, $500 package m . L. aIoOpD
PARIS, January, 1857,
FOR sale. Wholesale and Retail, BY WILLIAM fiskh
10 - Superior street, Cleveland, who viii SUPPLY th'
Amis Do femme" At the pTopnetor's prlces.
hul0dkWbe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07

Hor WEATHER AND ER.--During the in
tensely hot weather we have had this season, we
have oflen heard people complain in most dole
full manner Of the heat, and yet do not introduce
water on their premises with which to keep them
selves cool by wetting their door yards aud side
walks. We would advise those to call on d. p.
Bowers, (suceessor to J. B. Barnes Plumber) At
water Building, who has large stock Of Plumb
ing materially. Hose. Pipe, &C. and engage him to
put up ecOliug Institution forthwith. We would
advise them 10 get Bathing Tub at the same
time, and we will warrant that they can keep
cool
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07

LAST NIGHT's CoUEcIL.-The members Of the
Council were generally in their seats on time last
night.
Mr.. Christian introduced resolution that the
Board of City improvements rebuild the bridge
across the canal on Commercial street. This mat.
ter is one Of much Importance. The bridge ia in
a rotten, broken and dangerous condition and
needs immediate attention. feverai accidents
have happened there within short time, and more
will occur if something is not done to PREVENT
The resolution brought up some discussion as to
who should bear the expense Of the new bridge, Il
built. Some members ef the Council considered
that portion Of the expense should be borne by
the county. 1t was announced that the County
would pay half the expense Of bridge over The
river just beyond but the canal bridge is within
the city. The matter was referred to the Board Oi
City improvements with instructions 10 cloEe the
bridges uatil they should be repaired or rebuilt.
Mr.. Russell moved to reconsider the motion
which prevailed at the last meeting, to indefinite
y postpone the Railroad Ordinance. He thought
all who voted for that motion did not understand
that it would Kill the bill.
Mr.. Rider moved to lay Mr.. Russelrs motion on
the table. (This was sharp in Rider, as parlia.
mentary rules provide that a motion to reconsider
must be made at the next meeting after the pas
sage Of the motion to bO rscOnsidsred, consequent
y this motion Of Rider would forever kill the bill
Mr Thompson moved to adjourn.
Mr., Riders motion finally prevailed and tina
Railroad bill is as dead as a smoked herring
Mr.. MeLAne, in the endeayor TO do something
for his constituents, offered resolution authori
zing the Committee on Markets to go upon tn
market grounds upon Ontario street (said notbinl
Of the West side malket) and make such dsposi
tion as they saw ht, Of teams aud market men,
they thought best TO make anychange, to "preyen
fighting among the market men" Mr.. Nolan
was asked to explain the object Of the resolution
but he was speachlesa and said never a word. 30
as nobody could understand Che good to result from
the resolution, 1t was sent TO ihe Committee afore
said 10 report upon.
Other matters of interest will be found in Ou
Irregular report.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07

MAkRIAoEs IN HIoH LIFE.-The N. Y. EI-
press gives an account of two American mar
riages at Paris on the 9th ult. Ono was be-
tween Miss Mary Mason, daughter Of Minister
Mason, and Mr. Archer Anderson, Of Virginia
The service was that of the Protestant fpisco-
Church The other was between Miss Annie
Hepsburne, of South Carolina, and Mr.. Eusia
che Berria, son Of the Vice Consul OF Portu
gal, of Nice, in the Roman Catholic form.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07

PRoPELLER MANHATTAN SUNK.--IutelIigenc
was rcceieed here yesterday morning that the Pro
peller Manhattan which LETT here for Lake Supe
rior on the 25th of August, with cargo Of stone
and other articles, bad gone to the bottom at Nor
ceau Bay, Lake Superior, near Grand Isle, on the
lst inst. She is said to be total loss. Insured
in the Htna and Home offices for $1,000. She
was owned in this city by the Lake Superior Nav
igation CompanY
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07

ieys FoF Gas FIXTURES and Fitting, apply a.
- unaunnLIL 4 90. rn- snnnlLnl . ganaca -L
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07
SENATOR DOUaLAs.

"-|--T FITTsHUNGHI AuBsO,
Senator Douglas arrived last night at ~ o.
clock. On his arrival at the cars he was received
by a number of bis friends in waiting who &C
cOmpRnied him TO bis lodgings ut the ST. Charles
Hotel En- route, the citizens of differ, mt towns
greeted him with enthusiasm. At Latrobe depu
tatious from Greensburgh aud Pittsburgh waited
upon him and escorted b i'm hther. 10 day large
numbers testified their respect by visiting him, =
This evening an immense coucOuise assembled In
the street opposite the hotel where lie addi essed
them in mastery speech Of an houls duration,
frequently eiicitDg most enthusiastic paudits.
Douglas leaves TO night In the train for Columbus.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07

BRYAN'S TASrELESS VERMiFUGE.
From Stale Of Maine to Baton Rouge
All know RRYAN's NEBMiFUGE;
r steleEs. harmless death To worms
OF all sizes, KINDS aud forms
Mothers feel, indeed, secure,
With this painless, peerless ouie
Price % cents Sold by wM. FIsKE,
sep2.Rs Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07

Do THE Fuss TRoUBLE You l-Go to Fogg
Ellsworth & Co., and get one Of Gilberrs patent
Fly Traps. Thoy are very curious and ingeni,
Gus contrvanee, wind up like clock, and will
keep your house clear Of flies. By all means call
and examine the machine. You will also 6nd there
Wiro cCvers Of all sizes. from IS eta. upwards.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07

-" No HoNE COMPLETE WITHOUT IT.-DR.
JAS McCLMroocs CoLD AND CcUeH MIX rURE a
ough cold with the uniform oertaioty that water
ouerohos fire. and the prescription Of scientific ply
sciau and master Of medicine. Price only 25 ceats,
sold by WIN. FISKE, Druggist,
sep3 Cleve and.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07
N VI snLoMnNsON.

PRAcrIoAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIoAN'
Gems the rest OF the Aos approved kindsO
srECTACLES. Anhis glasses, vhethor for nesr or'a'
yas are ground under his ownlnspeoton, by machine
Of ae, construction with tho reaost care, so aato
ittha syes i a., ousos, curing WsakHsis DEzHtss o.
fs Eyes, aud imparting strength tor lone
"A Ndiag or fac sewing. .,,
X. n. Solou,ouaoa would here inform the pubic
hsth ,syer employs ANY 10 the sale ofhislsnses'
w., 49, sploadiI assortlheRt Of SPY GLASSES hl
.,bHsoanip8L;s COMPAsSES, Go. Kept on hana'
@N"10' - sgTIFICIAL EYES.
,. 4.,,,.t e. as perfect us natural.
1s Snsr,, 'treet ,undsrt the American Hotel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07

That HANKEE'-The passer by upon Superior
street cannot fail to notice that Yankee, who with
carpet bag and umbrella is stalking in upon G. II.
Robisons NOnpareil Clothing Warehouse He is
a veritable Aminadab Sleek, hat coat, pants,
straps aud ALL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07
Last Nights Report.


NEw YoEE, Sept. @.
The Steamer Arago from Havre and SOuthamp.
ton on the gath, arrived here st O'Clock this ar
trnoon.
passengers, ipc uding Henry w. Raymond, editor
OF the n. Y Times, J Valerie, Sandman Consul
for The Port OF New Yoik, General Bernard, Of
New Orleans. aud @ B0dOohgu mauager OF the
New Orleans Opera, |li
The Arago passed on the 25th ut of the Eddy.
stone light, the steamship Ocean Queen, from N.
Y bound TO HavrC.
The Arago passed Cape Race on the I'd inst
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07

POLICE CouRT-BEFoRE JUDGE LAwRRScE-
James Brown, James Smith, James Edwards, and
Michael Foley were brought up on charge of
iutoXication. Brown and Smith were fined $500
aud costs Edwards s5, and Foley $40
George Stone was fined $40 for petit larceny.
David F. Dorr, for assault and battery, was fined
IS and costs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07

~ For well becoming and beautiful Hat or
Cap we recommend f. Runini's excellent assort'
menis of Fall Styles, at us Superior street lie,
as practical Furrier, is now engaged in manufac-
turing Capes, Mufs Fur Gloves, ETC., etc, for the
Fall and Winter trade.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07

Lite Of the firm Of Ambler 3 Dickerson,l
DENTIST


Lite Of the firm Of Amber & Dickorsou,l
DENTIST
O@ee 49, Superior street, near Kendeirs 5fore
nr ID new suit Of ready, and he would
be pleasedtO all Of his old patrons and Others who
may wish the services Of dentist liberated teeth treat
Ell angs and crown nled exposed capped and
cd; also teuth Inserted gold silver coralie vulcan
base OF platinum plate, with continuous gum which
NO much Us I'd east. myD
E9- If any people in the world ever needed
an apostle to cast thor devils out who live
this water-ogsed country. The miasmatc poison OF our
gwamps and Marshes becomes Veritable devil IN the
blood to revel the Agues aud Fevers which shake aLl
eoroh us all Ayers =" AoUu CURE" is said to be the
poytle we need neighhOrs who have tIed
confirm tho renot .-Joqrall Plano ~
SoRR THROAT PLAGUE AND Sore THRoAT.-
This quality Of sczins hold aud causing the expulsion Of
epraved hunors is possessed by other medicine than
BnANDETHs PILLS. They operate only upon the tissues
involved in that Is eff c,ed by the disease In fact they
seize upon those humors not much from preference
from natural affinity because their life 10 below that o.
the surrounding parts and which, settling the tissues Of
the throat ha around the throat region, prodcoes sore
throat sore throat plague and tho headache and fe-
YER WITHIN hour Uor iOur or Fix pills are taken lhel
IL felt uecuuar creep IN the purt ahected sq OF
collecting Of the diseased humurs ready tor expulsion
hurtor 4eniug ef5t egeI arise from their use,
hrcnn they cannot act unon healthy parts Inken ear
M -. >nt all diseases. on how important IN
90 Sc that medicine which ouly eating ushes the
itauss ma iaay evil effects hehiud m .
Si1 =, M gqi Can Al st.. Brandrehs Buildng ana by
j, " & " "neeuo"' ""'''' &w
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07

PREsRNTATIoN.-Last evening pleasant sur
prise was given to Mr.. David H. Boyd late Fore
man of Forest City Hook anu Laljer Company,
and now First Assistant Engineer of the City, in
the shape Of an elegant sixteen comb Fire Hat, as
testimonial of regard from the members of The
Hook aud Ladder to their former leader The
hat was presented in neat speech by John Dow.
ME, and responded to by Mr.. Boyd and Chief En-
gineer Hill. Mr.. Boyd is an able and active oii
Ger, and we are glad to see this token of appIeci
alton by those who have had opportunity TO know
him best.
The hat bears silver plate with an apprOpri.
ate inscription. Long may Il shield the Wearer
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07

Doc FIGHT.-A brutal dog fight came of in the
vicinity of the city en- Monday, at wbioh some 300
two legged brutes looked on the bloody combat
auts. We do not consider it advisable to follow IN
the lead Of some of our contemporaries aud devote
quarter Of column to a description Of the
scene.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07
FROM ST. LnuIa.

ST. LOurs, Sept. o.
The Overland mail, with dates to the 18th ult,
arrived Io>night
The town Of Valleoto, In CalverRs county was
destroyed by fire on the 18th.
An Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Convention
was to be held at San Francsco on the goth inst
All the Pacific States and Territories will be rep
resented.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07
RESOLUTIONS.

By Mr.. Clinton that the Board OF City Improve
ments be Instructed to construct new bridge over
oana in Commercial ST. Immediately board of
City improvements
BY Nr, Ransom, that one lamp post be placed
at the corner Of Wall and Church streets Adopted.
By the same that the City Commissioner be in
structed to fill up low places in Jersey street.
Board Of City improvements
That the Board Of City Improvements report an
ordinance to grade and pave Detroit street from
Centre to Pearl. Adopted
BY Mr.. Marshall, that the bridge .on the river
and canal upon Commercial street be closed until
they are repaired Adopted.
BY Mr. McLane that the Committee on mar
kets have power TO arrange the meat and vageta-
BILE teams upon Ontario street asthey think proper
COMMITTEE on markets.
blr, Russell moved to reconsider the vote by
which the Railroad Ordinance was Indefinitely
postponed. Motion laid on the table.
ORDINANCES.
To establish the grade of Sterling Avenue, from
Superior to st Clair streets Committee on Or
dinances.
TO establish the grade OF St Clair street between
Water and Erie streets Passed.
To establish the grade of the roadway on the
North side of the Square. Passed.
To levy special tax on Vineyard street be-
| tween Superior and Centre streets. Laid on the
table
To assess special fax upon property on Mlchi
gan street Laid on the table,
| 10 grade and improve Grove street. Committee
| on Ordinances.
To suppress Gambling in the city Of Cleveland
Read second time aud laid on the table.
| 10 regulate the borrowing Of money and estab'
lish the duties Of certain officers. Read secont
time.
To provide for the establishment of Chain
Gang. Read % time.
| Adjourned for one week.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL pRiNTiNo.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
tF Plain anc Ornamental Printing Of every description
done at the Printing Estabshmentof tho Leader once
on the latest impr wed and rapd presses the
beststyle, short noce, and at reasonable Par
ticular Atteaion paid to blank work Every description
ofBindins done especially Blank Books. Ledgsn Joun
is Sales hooks, Receiving Hooks. SC, Gc.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.


,ledo Best, wards Line s.lo AN.
ihalo r. X. Line $40 p. NJ.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07
ILLINOIS STATE FAIR

THEEFUAIi III,I lotPIs %
The Illinois State Fair has attracted a hrge
eoncourss of persons form all Of parts Of the Yest
Faukcs' Steam Plow is here. AlsO new ma
chino by Van Doren a Glover Chicago. This
latter, beside plowing, digs bitches, TOaps grain,
stacks it aud mows grass.
Awards of $500 in przes will be made by the
Committee on Thursday. rHF.U
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07
bnSSian Steam Bathing Establishment,
90 Hicks St, near Engine Hou,e No 10, %
Cleveland, West side.)
THE RUSSIAN STEAM RATU Is

'HE hlSSlAN STEAM BATH is
universally Known all Europe where II 10 osthb.
lshed IN h the lafg cities aud tVen IN many n The
mailer Towns ardi Is 80 generally arpruved by III mrl-
Ci uuthuirs, US not only safe quick, Ell lent and
th ngrfu bic remedy agunkt great umber Of the most
u1uheiumr diseaas, but also promoter OF hsah re-
soiyer t siren H. ind most owtful srenfiener Of
ha nervous ys N that no HarculsT recommendation Of
Is called toI As pump log aud tnVigoTaiing agrt f0r
the skim this bnth Is 10 SURPASSED IN no
other moai Waev But lhn Singular combination OF
steam ci0n md oN Tcise exhibited Ia these es
ml ishmohtH niects the Whole hOdy h such powerful
as 10 rompifely eradicate iseHes which obs iuniry
resist AL u her remedies Rhenmhfisn Salt Rheum Hing
Worm Kings Evil Fever Sores DTupsy and all uthel dis
eases tTsug fom surpros ed Vrm0fd action OF tht ska
are radically cured without uxh bng M srnnl MEDICINE
Dhenses Of tho nir-pbssogof, Caarfh, Coughing, aud
Aven some loIm OF u not adv need 100 FAT
Enhra sment Of The Li OF bnd Spleen, DyspepsV Piles
Mercuplism, Sorpiulous swelling Para yiio a fystecn
Affections OOu And smel INES fp ep6 Riia Deaiuoss
aud great number Of other uilmans are suores sfuy
treated OF The efcinty Of steam Bathing la All these ~
ELECTIONS, there Is be umplest proof record Nong IN
climed uT IT, but what actually be done and what
every one may experience m himself.
JUST TRY TT
Cod and Warm Mater haths, ut we'll "A b ghoWor nath
are cnnneei With this establishment aud can be used
separately. -- - =
riCKETA;-A segls sesm IA 90 2oehts nsr dtz . 8 90
cold or warm water Bath 70 Ct; pt Cox %
uTs Of admission. for Ladies' Tuesdays Thusdn, aud
Sutd s IN tie iurennu for GCntlemtn during the az
ernnnna Of the anme Unyk ntm TO o'clock and Sun.
duyh iiOm o 10 " OClucE A NJ taI. "I
HERMANN RAEnEL., Prnprlotor
OleVeinhd' Aug l6lh. ls9' Aug3o;2b7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07

HARRISON Co. FAIR.-Tho County Fair will be
held at Cadiz on Wednesday, Thursday aud Fri
day, October 5th 9th, and 18th. The list of premi,
umS is long and liberal and the regulations such
as they should be.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07
FROM MOBILE.

MOBILE, Sept. 9.
The Brooklyn let Vera Cruz on the LIST inst
MLane avails himself of two months leave Of
abseL ce from Havana, on The ID.
The capital of the Bank of Havana has been in
creas,d TO 81 100000, aud the Bank is authorized
to issue bills 10 double the amount Of lis capital.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07
steamer Departures

THIS DAY.
FoR DETRoiT-Steambcat Ocean, Capt. r. q EVANS at
o'clock p. NJ.
For BUFFALo-steamboat CITY Of Buffalo Cant A. ID
PERKINS, at 9o'clock p. NJ.
Foa TcLrDo-sttambOat Forester, Capt j. p WARD,
9o'clOsk A. NJ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07

Bound OvER.-De Monte, whom officer McKin
stry arrested for burglary at La Grange, was es-
terday bound over to the Coult of Common Pleas
with bail at 5000.
Watson will be tried to m orrow.