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EUE FOLLOWING SCHOOL
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DANcfNa.-Prof. Cowper will open a dancing
school at Chapin's Hall, on Tuesday ing, Nov
lst, Of which all interested will take notice. lie
has some fiatterng testimonials from the piess of
Pittsburgh aud other cities and viii doubtless be
found an able and accomplished teacher.
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WEDNESDAY mORNIN0, OCT. 20, 1859
TRAYELBR's HBtIsTEH.
NEW ADvRRTIsRMENTs

Morgan 4 Rooi-Ladies' Cloaks.
n ssaman--Wirter Vostings, 6o
David Heriick-ssls of Real Is a'e
You're Mems Christian Association Lecture Season.
Thomas Keary-Stolen or Slrayol.
s. S. Bauie--Coal OIL.
Pehon Breed-For Dunlik
Gtoat Bltgoins in Shoes-Bank street
Or Knapp-Eye md Ear
Professor Cowpor-Dancing School
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POLICE UoURr-BEFoRE JUDGE LAwRENcE.-
There was no session oftho Police Court yesterday
morning But few arrests had been made up to
last night. Arthur Madison was arrested for car
ryiDg concealed weapons, and John DHscoll for
kt eping a disorderly house
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EnnMW WAsmINaTnN
wAsmnoroN, Oct. 90.

W AhHlNhloNB OoN' 80
Mr. Greenwood, the Commissioner OF Indian
Affairs, has returned TO the city after an ab'enee
OF six weeks during which time he made arrange
ments for treaties with the Sacs and Foxes OF the
Mississippi and with the Kaw Indians OF Kansas
Ile also visited nearly all the Indian tribes ia
Kansas and Nebraska
He expresses qualification at the result OF bis
numerous Interviews with them and says that they
are anxious 10 adopt the pursuits OF civilized life,
and they can no longer depend on the chase
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10 You might as well go the catacembs of
Egypt, and sctape up the dust of the mummies,
and lnead it into FORMS aud bake them in your
oven, and call euch things men, and present
them as citizens and teachers, for our regard, as
TO bring old and time worn institutions TO sorSe
the growth and living wants of to-day.-Bee-
cher.
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rhe Great vital BegenoFaSOF
TREESERHARi

DROTEOTED BY ROYAL Letters
- Patent fgm g ENSLANp, era ,,eg1,,9 M P lhs fsat
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No. l--lnvalrahle fT RoiaVation SpomaorrhGa
Physical Exhuusllnu, and is d tuuio,
no omneicly rrad crtes tIacos of ihofe Diseases
that have been hdo fsraed ty the nluscous ald unt
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No 9-Has entiroly sapp ute She niurlana nee G. na
cury thor hv insufiuT IA suA speedy icliril tsno
iug Al iio innniios uua roVfils uui thu venon o. e
IilrSEAlhR, Nos. j, annd D ave prepared iuth Co. a.
Of lozensc, dgv0i ui iuse q N9ell gus gam hg sned
e, "s spr,ag nbss a. sdhmisieta " Vdpssu Iuir
man koux Rrurl &c &c rnoo, 50 zach or fulr cases
ihcro sayng ot So ~ he hsl, wholoE,e and ftiai
nf in BARkOM. lul iiNgrkcI 81, NtN luik. lWmoii
stsiv oe reooiving renhtaur nr Narrnw will ol ward
the q fESEM AN tn,htv.nart ul ITO Wlalf, secproY
packed aud addressed aecordlps ho Instructions OF ts
writer
Fol sale BY ti hANloRn& HAMMOND,
knil WILLIAM flNkk
doo5 dSw " go Agvnls Cleveland.
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HoLLowAY's PILLS AND OINTMENT The
public should careful purchasing these invaluable
curulivts The genuine kno~n by the waite mark
Holloway, New York and Lordon"vi,ibo in every leaf
Of the Of directions accompanying each box and pot
Sold at the mauuac'ory, No. 80 Maiden Lane, New
York and by all Druggists, 25c csc. aud 81 per pot
BOX. oct25:255
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OPENING LECTURE "A discourse on Com.
merce and Commercially L ucaton" will be delivered
by Mr.. e. G, Folsom, at the College Hail. on
Thursday evening. at 7 O'Clock,
Ladies rs well as Gentlemen are respectable in
vitcd to attend.
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The ARTEsIAN WELL AT Co-UMBus. Tho
being exhausted, work on the
deep bore is at an end also 1t has been "fg
ured out" that the depth of the well below
the average depth of Lake Eric is 2,O39 It. 10
inches; and below tide water at Albany LIZA
IT,, 10 inches.
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CnGRCnILL,s HlPOPHOsPHITEs.

CHUROHILL'S Hypophcsphitcs Of
~ I'm, gndsoia, ore art 'y J. wR'Ae,ter Thus
diar IA ttacHi enc nt entdn Of man VI the lead
tg Pay irusVt oar rpputrY nId rrcoVed thun approval
ho hs nf eeH ylaf; AVID vrrg Aifnt artcslmV
pugrUss nt drnases hihertn chns'tucd lu all
aug W. FlSKn.
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The TRoT To-DAY.--At2 o'clock this afternoon
the celebrated horses "Flora Temple" and "Ike
Cook will trop at Spring Pond Park for purse
Of $1,000. 1t will be well worth seeing
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-26

GRANGE OF TME.-we learn that the Concert
Of the Cleveland Musical Society will bo given on
Monday evening next instead OF Wednesday, as
announced yesterday morning.
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BosroS, Oct, "a.
Capt Horton of The sbip Arlington OF lInlowell,
Nc, reports that while passing the straits OF Glib
faIttr, u two-puund shot was fired from tlc Spau-
sh tort of falila which passed entirely Though
the ship striking just under The main channel on
the starbOurd side
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NV ~ WWNT VVVf W
A letter from England by the Ocean Queen says
that Me-, Ten Broeck's horses, Stark and Proress
were beaten tn running for tho Cmarwiich stake
at Newmarket on the llth. Stark came In iouThs
aud Proress Ahh The race was won by Sir. w
BOOth's mare Artless
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STEgP--M Mountains are considerably up and
down in Vermont 1t Is related that coachmau.
driving up one was asked irit was as steep on The
other sidel
"stcep!" said he, 'chain-lighning couldn't go
down without a breeohn' on"
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rKoM NEw pnpronp

New BEDFoRn Oct %.
Two fires occurred here last night-one on
South Second and the other on Choapside SITS.
Loss amounted TO $40 600.
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WIGS! WIGS! WIGS :!

BATcBELoR'S WIGS AND ToUPEEs surpuss all
They are elogent, light, s,y and durable.
Fitting to a cham-no turning up behind-no shrinking
the head indeed, this is the on Establishment where
these things arc properly understood and made.
233 Broadway, New York.
lanlT w FISKE, Cleveland, Ohio, Agent.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS
NEw ORLEANS, Oct 20.
Tho iIibusters have been acquitted


ST.. Lous, Oct 25.
The Omaha City Republican says tina. the frauds
porpeirated NJ the IT cent election la Nebraska
equal those at OXford and Klckapoo in Kansas.
Returns from ~ kcarney give Eastabrook 213
m9jy while il is asserted lhal not 25 legal voters
reside there.
The same paper alsl noicCs the discovery OF an
organized gang OF robbers in that ueighb0rhood,
duplicating the eN.Spealer Of The House OF llep.'
resentaiives cX Sheriff, and several other prolai-
nent citizens
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
GF Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every desert pien
done at the Printing establishment OF the Leader oGce
the latest mpr we'd and soam presses in the
bestsye, short notice. and at reasonable rates Par
culaf attention paid to blank work Every description
oBinding done especially Blank Books. Ledgors Journ
IS Sales Books, Receiving Books, so. &C..
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FROM nOsTON,

BOLTON, oct ~.
The Aims house at North Weymoutli, Mass,
was DESTROYED by FIRE last night and two insane
paupsrs named Hovden and Terrell periahed In
the llomes. Loss $4,000.
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Va The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, J. S. Matsons and Olmsted's news depots
At news depots at Weddell aud Angler Hotels and
at Quiulan's, l75 Ontario Street.
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THANKs.-Our thanks are due to Baggage Mas
ter Gould for the Cincinnati papers ahead OF the
mails. Long may he wave.
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" ladies in want of Furs are invited to call
and examine the stock at 1873 and 1856 Water street
FULLER a. Co.
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SILVER Soar SILVER SoAPll-For cleaning
silver aud plated ware, glass, mirrors, marble
mantles, &c--Another lot just received by
FoG0, ENswGRTH & Co.
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To establish the grade Of Front street between
Water and Spring streets. Rules suspended an
ordinance pas ed.
To provide for The construction Of o main sewer
to extend from Kiusnan street to Lake Erie, was
read third time aud laid upon the table.
Adjourned.
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SPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE - USEFUL IN
EVERY HoUsE.-Auother supply just received by
Fo0G, ENswoRTH Il Co.
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ry-FOr Market Reports and Marine News, see
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Csy- See advertisement of Dr.. sanford's Liver
nvgorator.
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TT For the best qualities of scgars, Tobacco
and Snuff, go to b G. Dieta, NJ Superior st.
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~ Travellers will bear in mind that Halls lIo-
mecpathy is in Cleveland, opposite the wcdde
House.
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TnREE DoLLARs REwApD.-Suayed about ten
days ago, shepherd-Dog Pup. The above re-
ward will bo paid on his return to 81 Superior
street.
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JssS5 Published,
SECOND EDITION REVISED AND IMPROVED,
or
TIL Il GRAMMAR
-CF-
ENGLISH GRA M M A RS,
BY GOOLD BROWN.
WITH PORTRAIT or THE AUTHOR.
Que Vol. large syo;--l07o pages.
TESTIMONIALS,
FROM NOTICES or THE PRESS, SC.
.Emss Published,


owe arc grai1 to learn that the gel vorkon EnSlish
Grpmnat, Uf cur tcl wcliZ'n, GnOd Brown, n every
wheru rlCeN d with the highest aoHr1paiiOn, Erulue
sch ura, fupuCpus and rsf mihAtiug critics. ue tefc
aud pruussurH sfmutli"s O olrniug, uuite "a
ponouncug the work prOiuund Compoa, anu eminuniY
satisfactory ihniou Of grammar of language ~
lihe Lynn News, May . 1852.
" ogurl tho most valuable Of all tho works upou
the subject reus it Is q cYClupediu, repOsi-
ing rich u historical aud critic 81 Knowledge u
ls throug bout enunently practical ~ it, character No
teachet Of English 9TAunaf should fail tn procure cory
Ofths BHGtrtly wdrk."J u, sodR0EDgR Rector Of s.
Anus Hall, ~ oklyn.
The author has Iroduced ~ork which must exert a
material Influence In tysemahzng The lays nn i nsslgi-
atiuF o principles nt language, and which VIII sure
icact bouor upon himself and ord upon lee county
II a without hoi daniir d6crimnhing VIM
uu b9us hypercrtra cupOus without being proN, a'd
Independent without be ug pTesump uous, In \ Courier
and kuQuirUT, Jan. 10, 1863
go The Grsmnar English GfammGrs hesMl lhe SO, 50,
we're lcCur Of which Cha Institutes he authors hfsl
work irkHblH an eNumpiu. The same ellhts
arc hotou affirmed. and cnpuusly illustrated inooeu
book Ruuuds u a. usiratiD aud Is hhppy lntlpufew w
whit the each phlhugrrs 'gr1Him1iTf TlisDle
It. rxpns fueitunsy wrought uI tha u "1uu
bc an n crestg book for raadng by not oonyeT
saut with grammlr " IA COrrcspoud ~ Of the NO" forA
| Journal Ol education,
| Price 81 So Forsa by JB. CoBbG CO
uctd
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l-B- Fine Silver Tea Sotts, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets Costors, Napkin Rings, Labels, 30, 80
A very large Stock aud all warranted of the best
Double Plate, can be found at
FoGo, ELLSWORTH Il Co.'S,
ocl Cor. Superior aud Seneca sts
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( Coon ADvIoE.-Be saving o your money aud
make It go a great way, by buying your Hats and
Caps for yourself and children, at benedict &
Sons, POI Superior st., who have received very
large aud choice assortment of goods in their line
of the latest atvlaa .r| n .t..I
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t-Y1 For a well becoming and beautiful Hat or
Cap we recommend Il Rufini's excellent assort
menis of Fall Styles at IT'S Superior street He,
as practical Furrier, is now engaged in manuiac-
turing Capes, MuGs, Fur Gloves etc, etc, for the
Fall and Winter trade
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Law Books!

TOR SALE BY j. b. COBB q
Il CO.
KENTS COMMENTARtFs.
GREENLEAF on EVIrENCE.
WALKER on AMERICAN LAW
CHItTY's PLEADINGS
SWANS TREATISE, FOR JUSTICES OF THE
PEACE,
SWANS REVISED STATUTES.
CmT1ENDEN's DIGEST or OHIO STATE RE
PORTS
OHIO STATE REPORTS Vol.1
NAsIl's DIGEST Of OHIO RFPORTS.
.RAslPs PLEADING AND PRACTICE,
RAtFS GUIDE FOR ADaiNIsTRAroRs.
OHIO HEPORrS, VnL f.
wENDELLs BLAthfsrQNE, q Vols.
CInTTY's BLACIlsfoNa ? Vols
TAfLOR's MEDICAL JUREPRUDEECE
MATHEWS GUAR lIAN'S GUIDE.
CALLAN'S U. MILITARY LAWS.
octIO J.B. COBB & co.
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VHE EXOELsIOR is THE BEST

II Toilet or Hair Drcsfips utd fsrinuc H. viii rp
sue haT ffnn Calling u furnug rial, ana d as NtNt
ans sling can to lrspHed .tg : id a .,,,. m,
aolN No 81 soNlh sink PUB eNuAAhs
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New TREATAESr.-Dr. Gibson's new application
Of electricity is tho most Efficient remedy ever Of
fcred to the citizens of Cleveland for the cure Of
those cases Of dyspepsia and liver complaint which
are never bonodttod by medicine Try 1t and you
will be convinced.
SEQ his advertisement in another column head.
cd "Dospondehoy and Insanity"
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HoF wEATHER AND WATgR.-During the in
tensely hot weather we have had this season, we
have often heard people complain In a most dole
ful manner of the heat and yet do not introduce
water on their premises with which 70 keep them
selves cool by wetting their door yards and side
walks We would advise those to call on b. p.
Bowers, (sueeessor 70 J. D Barnes. Plumber,) At.
water Building, who has large stock Of Plumb
ing Materials Hose, Pipe, 30, and engage him to
put up ccOliug institution forthwith. We would
advise them to get Bathing Tub at the same
time and Ne will warrant that they can keep
ann
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LA w INTELLIGENCE.


3 CRIMINAL CouRT.-Hon. Henry Stump, Judge,
Milton Whitney, Esq, Attorney for the State, pro
scouting. The following occupied the Court yes
terday t
Mr.. Whitney called the attention of the Court to
the case of Samuel Klepstein, charged with at
tempting to pass forged check Of 5000 upon the
Bank of Commerce, and desired that the Court
would not take any bail until the Grand Jury had
acted upon it. The Court said it would be control
ed in the matter by the action of the Grand Jury.
Mr.. Whitney then suggested to the Court that in
all cases when bail was offered, that the same be
done in open Court, and that the State officers be
notified of the fact that they could be heard up
on the question. He had learned that in case
where young man had been arrested for at
tempting to pass forged check ON McKim & CO.,
and put in jail the party had been released on $500
bail, in the Clerks Office, by order of the Court
and the States officers had no knowledge of the
matter 81
The Court assented to the remarks of the States
officer ,l.7 "a: Zates es.s .tE -
Several cases of larceny fixed for trial yesterday
were postponed until Monday, on account of
death in the family of Mr.. McAllister, who wa:
counsel in the cases.
70 The Grand Jury found true bill against Samue
Klepstein for attempting to pass forged check or
| the Bank Of Commerce, and against Hugh Gelstol
I for renting house for gambling purposes.
The Court adjourned until Monday morning, a
III O'Clock. ~ & '-.i sfFAe.ts So $3.50 t - - 81
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Hlonstatg anb Commercial 8sbisu.
BALTIMORE. June q. Is

- -rLlUr .|" BALTIMORE, June u, 1889
There very little done in Stocks to-day at the
Board the sales embracing only lot Of 81 600 Northwest
ern Virginia Railroad first mortgage bonds at 92 and
90 shares Citizens Bank at shy Railroad shares were
weaker Baltimore and Ohio closed at S52 bid, S52H
asked regular way these figures being decline of on
the prices bid and asked yesterday, and for Northern
Central for which S94 bid at the close yesterday,
only $40 was bid to-day City 6's although quiet are
very firm 1855 closed at 99A bid dividend on, and
1905 at q9S bid cxdividend. For Railroad bonds
prices continue to well maintained. Baltimore and
Ohio ls75s closed bid do 1855 at So bid; and
Northern Central 1855 left off at 20 bid FOX asked
Northwestern Virginia first mortgage bonds closed at 90
bid 92 asked and for the third mortgage bonds Of this
road 90 bid for endorsed and 90 for unendorsed
There was some inquiry for Mining stocks but nothing
done ia them Springfield left off at sl.75 bid,
$212H asked and Gardner Hill at 81 81 bid, sel2h
asked regular way. For Canton SS4 was bid, and s19S
asked Bank stocks quiet, but the market for them
is very firm.
SALES AT TIE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
THURSDAY, June %, 1859. 80
$1,000 ~ W. Va. RIt BIDS 20 shs Citizens Bank. IL
lat m 9219 =
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Special despatch to the Ne,g Fork Tribune ]


WASHINGTON, June 22.-The Administration have
not yet determined the form of the circular to be
sent to our Ministers abroad concerning the rights
of neutrals. draft had been prepared, and is now
before the President. The Department of State
maintains that free ships make free goods, which
the Paris Conference substantially admitted con-
corning contraband goods, and it is insisted that
arms and munitions of war only properly inclu-
died. 1t is held that relaxation cannot be made by bel
ligerens for the benefit of Power to the exclu-
sion of others, and we therefore entitled to any
advantage conceded to England.
Regarding blockades, it is contended that the
proper definition is the regular investment of a
fortified place for its reduction and not simple
paper proclamation. These are the general views,
but may be enlarged modified 1t will not be
issued in the shape of instructions, but for norma
ton. t,. ..... .....--. I'D.
The statement that a treaty is expected from Mr..
McLane by the Tennessee, is secuted in welln-
formed quarters. No such hope is entertained
Juarez asks money and men, neither of which car
be granted .f-.t-,..... d
Mr.. Dallas last dispatches state that the defeat
of Derby fully anticipated, but the friends O.
Palmerston and Russell could not agree as to
proper distribution of power, and therefore it wa
believed they would not be able TO form a new
Ministry. s--.
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NAMES AND Men IN TENNEssEE-ScRUGGs AND
JoHNsoN.-These men met at Greenville last week
The worst used up candidate of this contest, was
Master Bob johnson. Scruggs surpassed the ex-
pectations of his friends, and made speech, char
acterzed by good judges, zone of the best of popu=
lar efforts" The cream of the affair was, that
Johnson's friends had been charging Scruggs with
drinking liquor. They now explain Bobs defeat at
Greenville, on the ground that he too drunk to
speak i--Brounloio's Paper. eqe5s tn