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SPRING GOODS

among which arc.
Fancy Spring and Summer SILKS, Of new and
elegant styles
and splendid styles;
Black Bayaicre and Plain Black SILKS of
Rich Paris Orgnnde md Darcse ROBES, Of
elegant styles;
French Printed taronct mud organdic ROBES,
ut very low prices, Ia
Black Darcgc 1lubEs. with Double SKIRTS, for
Mourning
Paris Printed ORGANDIES and JACoNETs, of
new aud beautiful styles:
Superior A. French PRINTS and chintz BRIL-
LIANTS:
English and American PRINTS, a very lurge
supply:
Ladies' Black Lace, Silk and Lace, and Plain
Black Silk MASTILLAS, Of new aud splendid
styles;
La'liGs' Plain White, Black and Fancy Barogs
SnAWlS:
Ia lies Plain Blk Grenadinc ( Stella SHAWLS;
Rich French Embroidered Muslin and Luce COL
LARS and UNDERSLEEVES, in sctts of new and
French Embroidered Muslin COLLARS, of new
Rich Embroidered Lace PoMPADoURs:
Thread and Valencienncs Lace EDGINGS and
INSERTlNGS;
Worked Swiss and Jaccnet FLOUNCINGS, and
Dimi,y BANDS;
Jaconets, Nainsook, Checked and Null MUS
LINS:
Fancy Swiss MUsLINS, for Ladies' Uunder-
sleeves. of beautiful styles:
large assortment of Ladies MOURNING
GOODS;
A large assortment of Lalirs'. Misses Gentle
mems, Youths aud Chillrcn's HOSIERY, of tho
best make elastic and pleasant to wears
Ladies' CORSETS and Steel Spring SKIRTS, of
the most approved styles;
Ladies' Gossamer Steel Spring SKIRTS, a new
article ofthe most perfect symmetry. and very light
Misses Steel Spring SKIRTS, Of assorted sizes,
and Ladies' do. of extra length;
Ladies' PARAS0LS, Of new and beautiful styles;
With a full and complete assortment of articles
suitable for Family and Plantation use.
VS.. continues to sell for Cash, or for Bills to he
paid promptly, quarterly, and in this way he can
sell Goods at decidedly lower prices than they can
be purchased on the usuul credit terms. He re.
srecfully invites his friends and tho public to ex-
anime his stock, especially hi. largo aud varied
assortment Of
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Certificate Of { u. Tillman, Esq.

L,GkFrELp, April !, 1859. :
have used Colt"a's ucnvrnl Atlas for more
than tns,v. months. aud esteem it tho bast Geo.
graphical work. beth fer Llinea,ion and Descrip.
zion ever published in Atnccn.
G.. y. TILLMAN.
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Headquarters.
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
nv ORDINARY.

Nv OHU7NANF.
Thomas r. Rhodes, Adm or, Applicant,
Vim. n. Rninos and wife Rcbccca, and
James Il. Arlington anawi Dc'ts
TT appearing to my satisfaction that William n.
L Raines anil his wife lehecca, and Jesse +. Ar
rangton and his wife, two of the Defendants in this
case reside beyond the limits OF this State: It is
therefore ordered that they do appesr and object
70 the division or sale of the Real Essats of Eliza
beth Walling, deceased, on Or before the l4th Mny
next, or their consent to the Sumo will be entered
on record. W. F. DCRIS0E, o. L. D.
0rlinsry's Office, Feb Il, 1889. 3m 8
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Passor Of ". 4. {. ). E'iy:fcM ). c.
Certificate Of Rev. l.. II. Gwnltney.

Certificate Of Rev. l.. II. GWnltney.
EDGErIELb April I, 1859.
take pleasure in commenting Colton's Atlas,
for which Mr.. J. w. Dernmon is Agent Compe-
tent judges pronounce it the most reliable work Of
the kind ever published in this country. So fur
rs am capable # jalsuS, this commentator is
richly deserved. vhiie the Maps are excellent, the
Letter press is richin varied nd useful infurma
tion, making tho wrk u valuable acquisition to
any family. L. K. GWALTSEY.
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April 6

Certificate of Hon. +. II. Wardlaw.
EpGErIELD C. H., April 4, 1859.
Ihare examined with some care Colton's General
Atlas and believe it to be the most complete
and valuable work of that kind offered for sac.
F. II. WARDLAW.
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NrOTICE.-By resolution of Council, all
N persons who do not compound for street "u'y
before the first day Of May next will be assessed
2j per cent upon the original amount.
CICERO ADAMS,
Sec'y. g. Tressr. T. c.
April c, 1t ID
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NOTICE POSITIVE.

NOTICE POSITIVE. {.
A IL persons indebted to the estate OF Mrs. LUCY
IA ScNAERALL, deceased, are requested to pay
the same forthwith; and those having demands
against said estate will please runder hem In pro.
perly attested as soon as possible. desire to set
tc up the estate without delay.
D. NJ. TALRERT, Admo
de Joni, non.
Nov. 3, 1858 l2m 43
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21

ness but they deciled 1t u las. moment 90 70 10 !"
Tho defence bad made sm preparation " s"~in n'"'
Mr. McGsey for he 70, CO, vas about 70 safe tns'
Key declared 70 hi he sas ready for any gu Urgency
that might sveraks him. but shs prosecution objected
when an interesting discussion ensued The Court ruled
Il out
The defence rested 70 ,he great satisfaction OF the
jury. The prosecution then began their rebutng es
mcny, by calling up Mr.. pondle,on Keys brohsrIns~,
and Col Jones' his friend 70 explain their presence At the
ssspps,on house the lock removed. They said
they Knew nothing about IT, Mr.. Pendeton declared on
phacay be never gave any order about It, though no
admitted be had paid the lonksmish. rhe testimony Of
Colonel Jonen elected much laughter by the round about
way be sps wsred The crOesexa mnaton was
yeyy amusing from the attempts Of Jones 70 evade the
direct questions of ar Brady, who asked him repeatedly
he bad not Of the assisting counsel for the pro-
aecuicn His efforts to escape committing himself causen
general hilary. Both Mr. Pendlelon and COL Joaes saa
they bad rent the ,ocksmh TO get INTO The assgoaon
house. but they admitted they entered the picx door
which was Open Why then did they take the lock OIL tue
ront door aud replace with another, makoglvay With
the formerY This incongruy was 50 papaoe tha' 'ne'r
protestatons Of innocence not much heeded fas
papers that taken from Keys pockets before tue
Coroner arrived produced today but nobody seem
ed to believe they tie same.
Tomorrow will be an interesting Gay LOT tho Poeo
cutirn 1t IA said they TO attack Mr. Sickles NOR
character How far tho Court will allow such testimony
TO be given, remains to be seen.
The prosecution offered to allow Mrs scRles conessoo
t5be received as testimony, which the defence thought
wac rather late In the day THIS change OF tactics Ia
the prosecution ia s.trb ltei to desire to get In tes'l
moDy sgaiasst Mr. Sckes that has direct connection
with the case With THIS object in view, they ought TO
have beer less vigorous in excluding testimony for him
The Jury very anxious to get 10 the close Of the
trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21

HuDeor CY ELECTION Tho charter election II Tuesday
last, in Hudson CITY has the choice Of Abraham
Colerd for Mayor. James Montgomery Francis g. Wet
more. George Glanbr'tk, John Eear, Aldermen CITY
Clerk Chares Roe The ontire vote not canvasscd
at late hour last evening The total number on votes
cast was 500.
RESIGNED Councilman Charles N. Reid, Of tnc First
werd Hoboken rendered bis resignation Monday night,
when was accepted, and special election W Ill tne
vnancy ordered N he held on the 2sth April nsrf No
NOMINATIONS bsye az yet boon oade. The hnai meesnf
the Board q cepecnsn will ts<e place this evening
Odd Fellows, Hall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21
SPECIAL REPORT TO TUE HERALD.

The chief even. OF 70 days sitting sss she cross OK
animation Of George D. Woodbridge, whicb was very
vigorous, but failed 70 impair his testimony the least
II was intended by tho prosecution 70 mp,ach shg W.T.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-18
FRONI WAsHINGTON

" A7ITINWIVNI aRNINI IT
The Secretary of the Treasury in an appeal to
him, has decided that upon tho Tariff of 1857,
sappugs composed Of wOrsted and fax, are liable
to "A duty Of ! per cent that dross black, used
as paint, is liable to 10 per eentum; aud caraway
seeds arc free.
Parties designing to send articles Of small bulk
but Of great value, seem to be under the impress
sion that for greater security they can properly
forward them TIN ough the Collectors OF Customs
his has cd to the issue OF AN instruction that such
cuusignments are not sanctioned by law, as the
officers Of the customs are expressly prohibited
from being engaged 10 the business of importa-
ton. Should cases occur after this warning, il
will become the duty Of the Department to adopt
such measures as the law may warrant to put an
end 10 the uraCtiCe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-18
MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LADIES oF THE UNITED STATES:
I has been my good fortune restore TO health many
housands OF nay country-women.
Ny has excited She malice Of the enyious and
aOus; but their prosecutions have served only 10 extend
nd estah lsh my reputation showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen pathway, from the sufferers whom
Ihave relieved, So long / held in aGecOnate and
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced
sk afford 10 iespse The efforts Of mischief max
dy trends nave repeatedly urged me to place my med
cine for producing mensrult1n within the reach Of The
Ladies OF the United Statesi but ndpostion enter
field so occupied by quacks with their peniCous nOstums
aud hnt uuprucped countOretors might palm upon
no public tter worthless limitations, have hitherto pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
AAnE DE FEMME" 10 the United States.
Atlast yield 20 the eureatcs Of patients and friend
and offer 20 the suffering Females of America medicine
which has rendered me somewhat famous throuaout the
Old world.
In regard to the onrary tbs "kMlE DE FE 'ME," ]
Hsed ouy say that itls u liquid form aud s exact such
asI have used no my pracocin ruu-e for mayyoars and
ghat IL has mover failed 10 secure satisfactory fsut.
The Annie de Fsmme and me ls,rua bon 81 nd n the re-
lsou OF aud eoct. lisausepowerfu 60 original,
nuuithY menstrual dlw where uoyoT has existed gad
restore % where hus from luy cause suppressed,
an urutftu guard lmluun thf wrapper ul drt
Aehe on eurh bottle OF The "Aur de- Frmue' VIII n-tr m
written signature aud 10th the bottle aud enclosing bCl
vi be sealed with my uFlyEtr zeal
pHP n. RICoRD.
For sale. Wloestle aud Retail by WILLIAM FIsKE
No ~ Suneuof street Cleveland, who will supply th
Ahis ee Fonme' Al the Pfoprietor'E prices.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-18

Hot WEATHER AND WATER.-During the in
tensely hot weather we have had this season, we
have often heard people complain in a most dole
fu manner Of the heat, aud 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 b. =,
Bowers, Successor to J. B, Barnes, Plumber,) At
water Building, who has large stock Of Plumb.
ing Materials Hose, Pipe, &c, and engage him to
put up a ocohug institution forthwith. We would
advise them to get a Bathing Tub at the same
time, and we will warrant that they can keep
cool.
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FROM MPuILNnELpmIA.

IHILADELFHIAl AugusJ IL
The barque Thomas DaIlett, which sailed from
Porto Cabeo on the lst inst, brings letters aud
papers of that date from which we learn that Gen.
Falcon, heading the revolutionary party, was few
miles below Porto Cabello with five hundred men,
and having joined with the forces Of Gen Gueva-
ma, was preparing to make an attack upon the
place, which is well barriCaded. and supported by
two hundred government troops aud the national
militia. The two main streets of the city are pro
tected by six pieces of artillery, aud in case the
revolutionary should succeed, it will be after some
hard fighting. The government vessels were
started out TO prevent his laudiug, but not until
after he was safe on shore One OF Falcons YES.
sells was taken; the other was broken TO pieces.
Since landing, Falcon has had free communication
with his friends in Porto Cabello. plan for his
entrance had been agreed upon, but the arrest OF
some of his HCCOmplCes prevented the tTeOChery
from heing carried out
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Sold ia Cleveland by WN. FlSKE and GAYLORD
HAMMOND. anrsdN Nwom2l
HAIR DYEI HAIR DYEll HAIR DYE
WIN. A. BaChelOr,s Hair Dye !
TLe onIg harmless and reliqJle Due knolO1

The OHiV harmless dRd reliable DUe kROiCn
The Original and nest iu the wurdi
Al others mere limitations and should be avoided
sou wish % escape Tlduule
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful and natural Brown Black without the least
INJURY 90 Hair nr skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
wQrdel TO WIN A Bachelor since 1879, and s0O0O
applications have teen made the Hair of his patrons 81
his famous Dyes.
WH A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces a color
be distinguished from nature, and WARRANTED
uure u the least however long may he continued
sad tho 80 effect of Bad Dyes rpmeled the Hair mvgur
atcd for lif0 by This Sulendid Dye
Made, sold applied lu private TOums) at the Wiz
FbCiun, No 2fl Bru4duuy, N y.
Sold u an cities and nt the United States by Drug
gistS aud Fancy Goods Doaless.
ERa The gpuuut has the aud address upon q stee
plate engraving on four sides Of each Box of
WM. A. BATCHELOR,
iau1T No 233 Broadway. N Y.
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NEW ApvEnTIsEmENrs.

Stoamer Northern Light-Peasure Excursion
Pelton Il Breed-For Dunkirk
Ossian F. Dodge-Painting Of The Village Blacksmith
Prof Palmor-Lectures on Phrenology, SC.
Rottberg & llau,mlnn- Birdseyes
Or Won MOschzskor-Eyo and Ear
HAWKS BrU.-New Books, Sc
Cowles Co-Bock Marble Mantle Clocks, SC
$ Hyman Co.--Linen Goods sc.
c. =. Born-A Gard.
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PRACuoAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICAN,
65pB the ur- the uost approved kinds OF
PECTACLES. Auhis glasses, whether for near OF fav
ghtOd ground under his ownnspecton by machine
Of anew construction, with the Teatost care as to
Suitth eyes u an cases, curing Weakness, Dszness or
Inflammation Of the Eyes, and imPartug strength for long
reading fur sewing.
CV' n. H. Solumuasnu would here inform the public
thathe employs any one In the sale of hslenses
" Also q splendid assortment OF SPY GLASSES MI
CROscOPES, COMPASSES, SC kept ON hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
inserted without pain, as perfect as natural
C8-Omce3s Superorsrreet ,underthe American Hotel
Inn22
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-18

The Ontario grain elevator, owned by Fred
crick S Corring gton, was entirely destroyed by
ffc this morning with the exception OF the en-.
gine building. The warehouse contained l50,.
O0O bushels of Chicago spring wheat and corn
The loss is estimated at sl5O,0O0. which is in.
sured mostly in New York insurance compa-
mes
An Canadian schooner--tho Mary-whicl
was lying at the warehouse wharf, was badly
damaged by fte.
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apostle to cast their devils out II who live in
this waterogged country The miasmatic poison Of our
swamps aud Marshes becomes vsritable devil in the
blood reve in the Agues aud Fevers which shake and
corch all AYERS AGUs CURE " is said to be the
postle need and of neghbors who have tried
confirm tho reD1r.. .-J0Hra4L. Plano. TU
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-18

CURE FoR HYDRoPHoBIA. The Albany Even
lug Journal contains the following letter which
may be the means Of saving life during the heated
term Heretofore that dreadful desease hydro
phobia has been considered ncurable, and this re-
ceipe may be no more eficatious than others
which have failed Of having the desired effect but
at any rate II is harmless and worth remember
ing
ALBANY, Aug 10, 1859
To ths'EditOrs Of ths Albany EBeRiHg journal
Iu perusng this mornings paper, I observed a
case Of Hydrophobia which thus far has been
stumbling block for physicians in general to
overcome feel in duty bound, gentlemen as /
am in possession of an inialibe remedy for that
most TO be lamented disease, here 10 make Il pub
lie, especially when attended with scarcely any
expense, hoping those afflicted will make timely
use Of il .-
RECIPE Dissolve pint Of common table salt
In pint Of boiling water, scarify the part affected
freely then apply the salt water with cloth al
warm as the patient can bearit, repeating the same
for at least an hour.
The same Recipe has been successfully applied
| for tue bite Of Rattesnakes. Hoping thus 10 be
| Instrumental 10 rescuing Human Life,
! am, gentlemen, yours most respectfully,
RRAATus BAoHhANN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-18

OLDsoLDiER's MrfriSo On Tuesday Of next
week, The 23d the "Old Soldiers" Of Lake Coun-
W and vicinity, will bold Convention utPaiuos-
vile, 70 make arrangements 60 aysiomatiso Their
Efforts FOR ohhiIuIug their iishtu dues irom Con
grcss for services In the " last wat" This wil 40
doubt be d very interesting occasion, and Tho
meeting will be largely attended. Hon. Joshua r.
GIdlings is expected 10 address the meeting, aud
doubtless, many Of The Old soldiers will relate re-
minisceuccs Of the times when they marched aud
iought shoulder to shoulder, 10 defence OF their
conutry's rights Not The least interesting feature
WILDE the procession, marching TO the music ol
the identical drum aud fife, which In ancient times
stirred the blood Of the patriot on the road or
battle field. The Cleveland aud Erie Railroad will
carry passengers at half fare, to aud from this
Convention, and doubtless many from Cleveland
will be present
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IMPORTANT 10 FEMALEs.
DR.. Chccscmnn,s pills

he combination of ingredients IN these Pills is the
alt Of q long aud extensive practice They arc mId IN
their operation and certain in correcting all irregularities,
Painful transformations removing all distractions, whoath
or from cold or Otherwise headache pain IN the side, pal
ptaton of the heart whites all nervous affections hystsr
les fatigue, pain ia the back and limbs sc, disturbed
sleep which arises from interruption nf Nature.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were the commencement Of in the treatment of
these regu ares aud distractions which have consigned
60 many thousands Of the young the beautiful and the be-
loved toa PREMATURE GRAVE. No iemue enjoy good
health unless she regular, AMI whenever obstruction
fakes place the general health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eTec.ua remedy known for all com
plants peculiar FeHqi To all classes they inval-
uabe inducing t0ih certainly periodical regularity Ihoy
kuowu To- thousands who have used them at different
periods hnughuu The couutr having the sanction of the
eminent QhySicidns IN dmfT7ca.
Er of directions st Itng gben and B1en they should not
be used with each ROXue Price one Dollar each bOr
tanning 40 Pills.
sent BY mail pT0m1uy by enclosing price to tho Genera
h. b, WUTCHlNGS, General Agent,
No 100 Chambers st, New York.
Sold ia Cleveland by WN FISKE and GAYLORD s
HAMMOND. anrsdNw6m2l
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE - HAIR DYE
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FROM NEW YORK

NEW lOHk, Aug. II
The steamship Saxonia from Southampton on
the 4th inst, has arrived. Her Adyices hlvr
been anticipated
IL the two mile trot in harness, between Flo.
ra Temple snd Princess. for purse of 81 900,
which came OIL yesterday on the Eclipse Course
the former won two straight heats. Time, 4
min. so 2 sec, and min s sec
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-18

The DESTINY OF IsRAEL.-Dr. WISE, the very
able editor OF The Israelte, published at Cincin.
natl, delivered an eloquent address on Tuesday
evening upon the above subject He considers
that all the prosecutions which have been heaped
upon the Jews, all their dspersons to the ends oI
the earth and the evils that have been brought
upon them, have been for tneir ultimate good aud
for the Iulfllment of the prophecies
! We understand that DR.. WISE will return to the
city in the tall aud deliver course of five lectures
which he has prepared upon Cromwell and lii
Times" These will be highly interesting, aut
will be deserving of general attention. Tn,
speaker is one of the most thoroughly educated
men Of the country, as well as an eloquent and pol
| shed speaker.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-18
PLAIN AND oRNAMEYrAr. pRINrINe

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
cB- Plain and Ornamental Printing Of overy descrlps
lono at the Printing Establishment Of the Leader Once
On the latest mpr we'd aud mostrapd presses in the
pss style short notice and at reasonable rates Par
ocular attention paidto blank work Every description
ofBnlng done, especially Blank Books. Lodgers Journ
Sales Books, Receiving Books SC, &C
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-18
Yesterday Afternoons Report.
OVERLAND MAIL

ST LOUIS Aug H.
The overland mail Of the 25th has arrived
Thirty buildings were burned nc Grizzly Flat,
on the 23d. Loss unknown.
Political excitement Is increasing. The per
sonalties between Broderick and Gwin are Of
The grossest character.
Advces from the Sandwich Islands say thai
the new ten per cent import tariff will not b,
enforced until September, 1860.
Business more active aud no improvement il
prices.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-18
BUsIN GSS NOTICES.

~ Domestic Practice Made Easy, or Bomgo.
patby Simplided. No parent should be without
this invaluable publication. To be had at Halls
opposite Weddell
~ For the best qualities of Segars, Tobacco
and Snuff, 60 to b. G. Dietz, III Superior st.
81yH See advertisement of DR., sanford's Liver
nvigorator.
REFRIGERATORs AT RED UcED PRICEs.-Fogg
Ellsworth Co. have Il few of SchOoieys Icebcrg
Retrgerators left which they close of at cost to
make room for new goods,
CLEVELAND, PAINEsvGLLE a ASH. r. r. Co.,
August IS, 2S59.
d. Rouse, ThoS. Boylstoa and others,
Committee Of old Soldiers Association :
GENTLEMGN-Ne will carry the delegates to
and from the Old Sold ers' Convention, TO be held
at Painesye on the 23l instant, at half fare.
You're respectfully,
A. STONE, JR, President.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-18

Pholan, is now in Cincinnati with Mr. Bird, no
ted Philadelphia player. They have been playing
with Tieman, of Cincinnati. On their return
from that city to New York, they will pass through
Columbus, Cleveland and Buffalo, stopping at
each city, to give the curious an opportunity Of
seeing their style of handling the cue. They will
be in Cleveland some evening soon and will play
at Murphy's rooms on Bank street.