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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

BIZ SURE YOU ARE RIGIrT-ABd inquire for Mrs.
Gsrcrcrt uon Ral,.n q LyerE1r AID H0sfhouud yol
arf suHr or CoaIh Colds Brot chiti Ashm, OF In fact
any lurs disease. Il cap be- founs AZ oil drusgs@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

RoBBIyC ASrORE.-PstricS Barry was arrested yes
srts, for eHipru the store Of Patrick Kelly Of No e9 Fast
Tueuty street. the pfeviou, rysning seaag
money otnss furniture uoth 90 hr Kelly saw TIE
prisoner IN under upcous circumstance and upon
sor1 ban away Justice Susckenol'h commit,
I'D, f.rsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

He POOrps on Nro al oh ahntn q 81 n ~ raw
onr.' hisah NJ, ern TN W.so & AZ h1dsy.
aLd 800 othei iubi.cs HssaTa fAls City N-s, A. DgUt
the Queens Ant i and foIss OF the people, Economsng
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

| THE GR.SD-sTFTTT RAURosD.-A meeting Of the
property Grand street was heli as evening
for the pu pose Of considering the bill nO~ boiJre the
Legislature for railroad through Grstd street and
along NeWtown PlarkrOad 10 Nest0wn. There are
three bills before the Legislature for roarUads 10
Nestown, ore which wa- pettiored for By large
lumber OF the properly owners Grand street, and
has among IL corpoIatOrs residents Of WliamsbOrgb,
AID persons owning property to De besefitsd by the
road Another, known a. tho Townsend and Buck
man Road" TO through Grand street bat in which
the CorpOrstors are residents OF Of prop
erty IN W lille bugh this lire also proposes another
route, taking Msspeth instead of the plank
road The third Inc hss among lie poT ,tOis An
Grew i Hodge, aud Mr.. Hal, both non residents.
Nrbn few Days il has been ascertaned that strenu
Gus Efforts have been made TO got the latter bill
through 10 the exclusion Of the one 5fst mentioned.
Resolutions adopted urging upon the Represent
stiyes IN the Leg tue ssliy Of passing the
bill stked for by the actual resideDts and property
the line Of the street instead Of those in
which The corpCrators Lot residents property
Owters in the city. If the Legislature pass the ol as
ssked tor the cOrpora.Or hove abundant Hssns 70 go
forward al once and commerce tne road Ire bill has
already been reported upon tavorebly. The resolc.
tons adopted a. the meeting we're directed ~ Do trans
Hitted 20 Albany immediately.
EAsTERS DIsrRIcr FRk DEPABINFsr On Tues-
day uns mee,rg o. tie Bosri Of Representative u
ne Fire Dspsm7I, T. the representatives from Ensines
Ere D-p,t.ht Conn ssoD- ssked 20 De admitted the
sIogLc that tie Common CoEnd ksd directed the entns. 10 Dc
given them. and the rsrcfet fhs sOsrd
fused N reosive them y Of IS Yea, % . Mas
John =. 0svid,gn Of Hose Company So eected SCI;
retry and Ow,E Denns1 Collector Of tie Bosra Tor bo
ils yesr
a o Psse Of EooL ana L.8der Ne. g. william Jesnns,
q Prime No A Bnmsa Of Elgine No. 9 J. ?. Crait
sb1 Of Hoe No AID Peter Brennan Of No T. EeGi
nsec for Assn EuRine-T Be voted for &C toe sscoas
Monday April OF he sb)Te, aess Hr man. J-n4as. aad
CraaIhalk bod lie o-ce u Assistant Esglesr..
MrssISG.--An cid gentleman named Chsries Rsf,
si-c % y-s has missing from bis home So South Sew
eae street sncs yes-srtsy morning. And fears entertained
q IA .se.y.
RoEELRY.-The house Of A. Conrad Of
non snd Messroe street. enter. By thieves
foes1sy evening and ecrg he yase cf 80 sclsr from
eEe oi he uPper
CoRosER's ISQUEsTs.-COroner Horton held an in
sn-'t y-ertsy the body OF Edwin Cole Of bsuJs
N S0te Of No 70 Prince street an infant Of 10 MOUTHS od
wch died OF injuries caused b. the Gnon OF soGe
TIE hotter sssenf. TIE child t< the esPe-n- aud
pouted tie 1d te:tls IL then tire % T. and Y,
c;tes specify erv-oped flames Ia ces strscted
The Attention q thoss Ia house. bat late 10 y Of
al, ana n eies sons msebss fourd the
vrsia 80 rIaerra In secottsscs viii ne foz u sr 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

TwsnEeth street, reef SEVENTH avenue. Il was tie
Tenth Anniversary Of the scsool connected with tina:
SoCiety.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

Mayor ,,......,....s.s..'..sss..-sA SAMUEL y POWELL
CRY TTedguFcT.. b. Nokah.
Controller oiLhh.
Jsshne Of the Peace VIA tdct.srErHEN L. RfDss-
Mr.. Powell nominated on tho first formal ballot.
He received % votes and Martin K4bssca . votes.
TIE nominations all declared unanimous, and a
Committee was appointed TO inform the candidates OF
their rOTinston.
The Conve ntion then adjourned to the cal Of the
Char.
The following are the nominations Tor Aldermen snd
do In IIo d,ff Nlnrla.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

SesnAr scHooL AsSIyERs.rY.-A pleasant Sunday,
SoDoo. fsnaion was held on Tuesday evening, q the
s'Hstre'wn Bsg.s. Cas.cs, (esy. D, Y. GgAhsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

ROEEERY.-The house OF 4. Conrad, corner Of
tuon ,nd Me.ssroe street By thieves
foesisy everns and ecing 70 he yage cs so serr iron
one Of he uPP,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

HUyGARns CRAFTS -Mr. John kolbsr, No 392
Brosdwsy, hiss received scopfisnneut Of Vine-Crt
t'rgs rem Hungsry-siebt or nine choice varieties
whereof he offers to send ten slips on the receipt of 81
Among tnem are the Yellow and Waite Muscatel the
White Silver the TOssy, tie White Honey, &C. They
are commended as hardy, sdmusbly adopted to tue
table, some Of them very early, snd all native' OF
climate very similar 70 ours. The iokay Is aiem'n'
wine grape. Up to ,bis time, we have no. beer very
tcccessfu in nstursiziog the Grapes Of Eorope, bat
these are so cleep spd promising hat We trust they
viii be bought 10 email lots and tested in 50 macy di
frent gsIdeps ard vineyards as TO determine conclu-
svely What good IS in tbem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

FoRGFRY.--A man named George Hodge, who pro-
fesses to bs the owner Of hourrg mill 81 Osveso,
was arrested on Tuesday for attempting 70 obta.n
s. $500 from a. X. Mount, of No. CT Wall street, by
means Of draft for that smout, with rhs forged To-
dorsereut of the firm OF John Wilmot & Co., NJ. >,
Bowling Green.
A cleik, Henry L. Sloat, was cent and ascsrtained
the forgery before the money had been pad over.
Hodge subsequently confessed the forgery and stated
SIS bis reason fol committing l., that he tt- be-
bindhsrd, and waited to raise some money. He Was
taken before the City Hall Police Court and commit
ted for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

DARISG ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY. Yesterday after.
room two felloSs, named Richard Corey and George
Rush entered tue residence Of gentleman in Abins-
Don Square, ard attempted to rob tue nouse. The
servant and her mistress attempted 10 call for asss.-
suce, wien they were knocked down and beaten.
Officers MoCaff,ey aud Parker, hearing the disturb
snce ran in and arrested the rufiians TIE complain
ante upsbe apPes against the prisoners being
too much prosirsted from the excitement produced by
tie occurrence. Before the officers could get their
prsorers to Court, they obliged to haOdcuf sni
club them pretty severely. In the confusion of the
moment they forgot TO ascertain the names of the com
plarsnis. Justice Quscsenbusb, therefore, committed
the prisoners for examination till THIS morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

CArgy OF THE ISDrASs -Withir the last few days
feyers public meetings rave beer held IN the City of
Philadelphia At which the principal citizens took
r,,t TO take in consideration the condition Of tie
American Indians, snd devi,e means to correct the
.busss TO wrich tbsy subjected. particularly on
the Pacific COST from the eucroschme Dts and avsrioe
Of tie ~hrss. Two 81 these meetings we've beld At
Jsype'. Hs ard another ~ Sanson street Hal; and
the spirit Infested by tho-e prrssn Of The most
encouraging character Several ctzzns proposed 70
make part Of ore hundred indiviiusls 70 fu5stnbs
800 escn for To good Of the came Mr.. Besson VA
present and spoke meeting in the sane interest h.'
cleo been recently bed by the Progressive Fnsni- at
Their meeting houss az Long wood, Bucks County, e.
which very warm feeling the subject WAS maui
tested. Two other meetings, a. sbou the sane time,
were held at Westinghouse before the Yong
Meus Cbstisn Association and the other 81 the Rev.
Dr. SMITH Coreregstior sl Church. At these meet
pes st the National Cap'al, several ostive iofiars
rom Kausss were pretert The journals OF Poua17l'
phis sDc Washington, end psitlculriy The National
JntHc. noe- and also the Indiau Department at the
CAPITA, express vsrm sympathy in the objects Of
there rnee,irgs TIE great difficulty IN the core tion
Of these abuses according to the Department Is IN
Or, curing honest men T. send among TIE Indians
r. ORION.
secrst.ry oftfs Indian Ad ASos.ioD No. 50 srosiwsJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

MIssTSG.--An cid gentleman ramed Charles Riff
s-o 81 y,rs has missing from bis home Ma. Souti Sew
eie street sncs yes.srtsy morning aud fears entertained
81 IA .sie.y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

RAJ EsTAIE.-Adrian II Muller sold at auction
yesterday House and Lot No. 80 Wet 9th street, .
by the blocs, sl7,475. Hone snd Lot No q Co.
lumbs street, q lOi by 100, $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

A WELL CAvED IN.-A5out l0s O'Clock on Tuesday
night old we'll at the OF Hester aud Eldrdge
streets which tad been tagged over for msny yeaIs
in taking with IL abont 10 feet of the side ak
Fortunately no ore was hurt. Cspt. DAVIS of the
Tenth Ward, took the necessary steps 10 prevent
pedestrians from falling into the hole. There are sev-
eral other old wells In the neighborhooi in highly
dangerous condition.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-04
ROUSE a. JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
AND
INS u RAN OE
AGENTS,

No, 2ll Superior Street, Marble Block, up stairs.
fobIH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-04

FOURTH OF july COMMODITIES AND AMUsE-
MENTs.-Fireworks are to bo found at MessrF.
Mould Numsen's, Gorham Aplin's, and at
Schrinks. These are the principal PyroteehD cal
depots in town, and they have also full assorments
of confectionery and soda water. Stacy, Sack,
rider, and others, have each elegant fountains,
with corresponding stock of syrups, etc.
The steamers Ocean and May Queen will tex
oursionate" for tho benefit Of their owners.
The Grand Civil and Military Procession will
move from the Public Square at 0 o'clock A. M.
National Salutes will be fired at morning, noon
and night.
The Regatta takes place at o'clock.
Fire Works will be exhibited at the foot of Eric
street. weather permitting, at u in the evening.
At the Theater the performance will consist o
tue comedy There is no such Word as Fail" By
G. w. Jamison, the Morning Call" q" and kiss in
the Dark, in each of which Mr.. Jamison and Mrs
Senter will appear.
A Fremans Address will be delivered by Mrs
Senter, dressed in character.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-04
TURDAY AFTERNooN,s REPoR1
FORETGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE BAVARIA.
10 Ynnr- Inlv

New YoaK, July 2.
The steamer Bavaria, which arrived here this
morning, brings London papers Of the 18th ult-
They contain the following latest kilograms from
tho seat Of var.
TURIN, Friday.-Tho following official bulletin
was issued yesterday;
"The headquarters Of tho Emperor Of France
we're at Como, on the road from Bergamo TO Gre,
mona, aud those Of the King Of Sardinia at Cas-
bganoa, six miles west Of Brefcia.
Rimini and Ceise have pronounced for tho Ma
tional cause.
Prince Napoleon has commenced the movement
Of his troops With is 900 TuscaDs, aud 500 horses
arc ready to depart with him.
Soavemara has pronounced 10 f,vor Of the Ma
toDal cause, ard a manifesto has been published
declaring the adhesion Of that town to the Central
Government established at Bologna, which is to
be placed under the directorship Of the King Of
Sardinia.
The manifesto also expresses a unanimous wish
to be enabled some day to form part Of mon
arohy worthy Of Italians.
BERNE, Fhday.-A telegram from Coire announ
ces that numerous Austrian corpse coming from
Stokyio has arrived at Grostate, and advanced TO
wards Linane.
PARIS, Friday.--The Bourse Is Eat, and rents ar,
quoted at 62f SOC for money, and 62f 45c for &C
counts, being decline Of for the former, ann
for the latter case since yesterday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-04

A PUBLIC NUIsLNoE.-The Cuyahoga County
Jail Is nuisance of the worst descripton-it is a
perfect pest hole. The stencil from the yard filled
with cess pools is overpowerng Unless the evil
ia abated It would by far be better that the whole
concern be declared public nuisance and removed
Any person who will visit the yard in the rear Of
the Jail in hot afternoon, will there meet with a
stencil sufficient to knock him down, and il he
does not make a speedy retreat will soon be com
PEELED to "cast up accounts"
We have in our city Health officer, appointed
by the Council, whose duty ii is to go around aud
examine premises and see that they are kept In q
cleany condition. Should he find the grounds Of
private citizens on Seneca and St, Clair streets ia
the neighborhood Of the Jail emitting unpleasant
efiuvia, he is required to notify those o tizens to
remove the cause of the smell forthwith. The cit
izens are thus lmpeled to obey under severe
penalty We would ask why should an exception
be made in the case Of the Jaill
Why should the country be allowed the privi
lege Of keeping avile-smelling nuisance in oul
midst and thus endanger the heath of our citizens
as we'll as the unfortunate inmates Of the Jaill-
Why should the residens in the neighborhood o
tnhl lhhtlluuou DC DouApShou " hVSP bucl blSm-
ises free from smell, and yet suffer from the intol
eraby stink of that model C) institution
The cost of sewer suitable for the purpose from
the Jail to the Seneca street sewer will not be a
much as the cost Of the one that the proPretors 0
the Weddell House were obliged to build a few
years since.
It Is to be hoped that the Commissioners win TAX
a step to have the evil done away with before th
dog days set in. they will not, we hope the
Health officer will tale such legal means as may
be necessary to compel the Commissioners TO d
their duty in the premises ..r.
In connection with this, we would say that ne
blame whatever can be attached to Sheriff Wight
man for be has done all in his power to keep tn
premises clean. The difficulty exists in the wan
Of a sewer to convey the filth away.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-04
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
nr. Cheeaemnn,a Pllla.

DR.. CheeBcmuu'G Fiu8.
he combination Of ngr dens IN these Pills Is the re-
ult Of long and extensive practice They nre mild in
their opsrston aud certain in correcting a Irregularities
Painful Mensruaiions removing all obstructons, wheath
or from cold or Otherwise headache pain IN the side pal
ptston Of the heart whites all affections hyser-
les fatigue psiu In the back md limbs SC disturbed
sleep which arises from interruption Of Nature.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were the commencement Of in the treatment Of
these and distractions which have consigned
90 many thousands the Young the beautiful and the be-
loved TO PREMATURE GRAVE. No emoe cap eujov good
heath unless she rsgusr an whenever an obstruction
fakes place the general health begins TO decline
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eiec'ual remedy kuowu for all com
pIauts uecuiqr 70 Fema To al easos thew ore inyol-
u,bia inducing tB eerdtqty periodical regularity Vheg
are kuou Thousands who have used them at dertnt
periods hruughnu the country having the sanction OF he
mos eminent ghygiciaHs IN AlHsricd
Er dire ting i0hen and D1en they should nor
be used with BOXtlc Price One Dollar each boz con
faining 40 Pills go. -. nm.
seaf bv mil pTOH1y bg enclosing price TO the General
r. b HUTCHINGS, General Agent
No l65 Chambers s., New York.
HAMMOND aprsd& w6m2il
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-04

BRUSHES A fine assortment of
- Hair and Cloth Brushes also Teeth Brushes 0fIvory
B9ne, Buffalo Hou and Sandal wood Forspl. BY
faho pfnTn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-04

skvEnE SToRN oF WIND AND RAfN.--A VIC ent
storm Of wind and iain visited our city on Saturday
afternoon between 2 und 3 o'clock, doing consider
able damage IN various paris Of the city. During
ibe forenoon the weather had been exceedingly hot
although u grew gusty towards nooni 80 scorohing
was the sun that The vegetables 10 The gardens
wiltec o. II hot water hid been poured on them
AZ O'Clock dark cloud, accompanied BY light
ming appeared in the West; the wind began to rise
and soon blew hurricane, With driving sheets Of
rain. Trees, fences, sheds, and in some cases,
houses we're seriously damaged. The trees, those
beautiful ornaments Of our "Forest city" were
blown over aud broken OF in all directions, soveral
trees were blown down ia the circle on the West
side, and sad havoc was made among them through
out the city. Chimneys were blown down, fences
"laid out" and things sent exiting" generally.
A number Of trees were blown down in the
Woodland aud Catholic Cemetries, and upwards Of
ffty on Kiusman street.
The tin covering Of the Female Seminary was
almost entirely stripped of by the wind and two
chimneys blown over
The fine grounds Of Hiram Griswod ESD in
the same neghborhood, were damaged from falling
trees
The roofs Of the wood shed and wagon house O
Prof st. Johns were blown of
We understand that the storm has done much
damage in the, country, blowing fences aud trees
down, especially on the lines of the Railroads.
The telegraph wires were pretty much blown
down in every direction.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-04
I99- The weak viii receive new strength Fl

mudtTate o. that excellent, HuCtings Lifo rhila
Tant II Is healthlul 10 all its Onetutiona A. an VEoT
ant has qiaiTeiuven1tin the aged aud weakly th
wonderful ceertiy aud permanent effect. sold by Wm.
TTiahe CeVe1audg
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-04

sos Al No qst Canal st. Braudreh's Buidingi ans by
oadusr, No 2lO Superior street. Cleveland' and BY
n whoedon. Hudson, aad all respectable dealers in
.,.Stc,nss iuu2,d w.2so
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-04
HAIR DYE HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye
,nly harmless and reliable DVe 4

The Onlg harmless ana TettdOte I've ksoO"'
The orignai and best in tho world
An others are mere limitations and should be avoided
vou wish to escape rdiGule
GRAY, RED or RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly to
beautiful and Natural Brown Black, without the least
injury to Hair OF skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have besn
vsrded TO VIM A. Bachelor suoe 1879, snd over 5000
applications have made to tho Hair Of his patrons ei
bis famous DYES.
VIM A. BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE produces color
not to DO Distinguished from nature and is WARRANTED
not to inure in the easthowover long NAV ba continued
and the III effects Of Bad DYES remsded the Hair invigor-
ated for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made sold NJ anued lin private roomsJ at the Wig
Faotorr No. 293 Broadway, N. Y
in all cities and towns Of the United States by Drug
Eists and Fancy Goods nealess
r- The genuins has tho and address upon stee
plate engraving four sides Of each Box Of
VIM. A. BATCHELOR,
ianlT No 233 Broadway, N. Y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-04
PROM KANSAS.


The Kansas Constitutional Convention assem-
bles at Wyaudoite on Tuesday next. The Repnb.
cans claim majority of twelve, but as oertil-
Gates will not be issued until tne day of the assem-
blrg Of the Convention, its absolute political char
acer cannot be stated.
II was understood that in any event Of a consti-
tuition being framed prohibiting slavery, an effort
viii be made to engraft provision excluding ne
grOes FROM tue State; also, o prohibit the incor
poratiou of bank issue Action will be taken in
reference to claims Of sufferers during tho past
troul,cs of the territory. A proposition to annex
Southern Nebraska 90 the State will be considered
Delegates from Nebraska will be present The
project is iavOraby received thus far.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-04

MONDAY mORNINe. july 4 is5sl
THAVHIrIi,~ ItEGIsTKR
Nnw ApvnRTIsRmRNTs.

Peliou 4 Breod-Prop vormsnt for Dunkirk.
O. L. Hsaton-Stesmor City Of Btffilo
Dr. Binuing- to Ladies-Bus. Notice.
stanwix Hall-Bus. Notice.
J. NJ. Atwaier- Lost
Isaac A. Isaacs-Flas Presentation
n Hatersioy-Fishing Tackle.
II. ID. Kendall \ Co. Summer Goods.
J. d, Cobb Co Books aud stationery
Peuou & b eed-Commis sion Merchants, 40.
Chsmberlin Crawford 4 90 -Ciroular.
p Chamborlin-To Creditors &C.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-04

nator Of una proachablo ard inmtab @ excellence For
ali nsVOs tses matter how produced, i must be
con- nidered ina lire spec II also Gu for q c-
ton csuteTug the liver stomach or brain It's mission
is 70 besiOw st eng h. vitality aud physical nbiy Sod
bv Wm. iHka Cie elRpd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-04

LETouRE TO LADIEs,-Nothers and daughters
who feel interested in securing an enduring con.
stitution and a graceful form Of body, and in the
prevention aud removal Of female, digestive spl
nal aud pulmonary weaknesses, by easy and nat
ural means. are respectfully informed that Doctor
BANN1No will lecture before them In the lecture
room Of Plymouth Church, at 3 p. NJ, on Wcdnes,
day, Thursday. Friday and Saturday oftne present
week. Admission free
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-04

Losr.--On last Friday afternoon, between uni
versiy Heights and Pearl st., a Black Merino
Shawl. A lady was seen to pick it up, and viii
be rewarded by leaving 1t at Oak Grove House Or
James Gayton's on the Hoights
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-04
~ The victim Of Liver Complaint will discov

E1- The nervous will find Hutchings Life
Erhiafatov remedy for sl heir suerug and per-
who om the iniudiCuns Of liquors. have hecnme
deiecrd nnd theirn svste shattered aud cousl-
utiOns broken down. Sod by VIM, Fiske, Cleveland,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-04
FROM WAsnINGTnN.

" AoHINUIVNl UNIT y :
The Post Office Department has made arrange
mcnts by which the mails, hitherto conveyed by
the steamship Isabel, between Charleston, Savan.
nah, Key West, and Havana, will hereafter be sent
via Ferandina over the Florida Railroad from
Key West to Havana and back. Tue contract with
the propiietors OF the steamer Isabel expired on
Thursday.
Lieut. Drake has been ordered TO the Congress,
and Lieut.. Fairfax TO the Mystic.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-04

FIRE-A fire occurred at IL Ia o'clock, Satur
day evening, consuming frame barn and contents,
on the North corner Of Cross and First sts. The
building belonged to Mr, Pouz Loss $780, no
insurance Supposed to be the work of an incen
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-04
! darror aEraE rnIes DO mass Of DC poopIe,

HoLLowAY's PLLs, for mothers, and all o'h-
or members Of the weaker sex should be kept eon'aN
b,nd in all oases OF ofirregularity and dsoganiza
zion NJ the functions peculiar to th.m They arc harmless
but sR ctiye and net Alternative onic and vNpela1
sold at the mandatory No 80 Maiden Lane New YORK
and nv all Drug lists, at $50 ESQ., and 81 Der box
t,9anrE