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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06
Go Uboru il man Gonreru.
CENTRAL PARK ORDlNANCEs.-The B!

CENTRAL PARK ORD Board
~ OF Commissioner Of the Central Park do ordsin follows
No animal shall travel part Of the Cena rf eiesp.
road o exceeding hvs
miles an our Persons horseback shall not travel on tbs
rde,' equestrian road, al rate exceeding SIX miles per
hour. 49, - .,.,, - -.,
road the being devoted exclusively to equrstans nor
hsl Auy vehicle horse Of burden upon OF
he Central Part except upon Drive" aud other carriage
and roads, aud upon such Pses e are appropriated
No animal or vehicle .h. Be permitted stand upon the Drive
carse roads Of the Central OF any par. thereof to me
obstruction Of the 70 the Inconvenience OF travel nor
any person upon the Central Park solicit or invite Pa''en
ger. o.., ..-r,,,s ., other vsb,cls for hire .b,
and upon any part Central Park for the purpose Of akng
any other or persons than those Carried 10 the rsk
by sad coach carriage vehicle.
No persn ,hs eTp,s~ any article thing for sale upon the
Central Park except previously licensed by the Board OF Com
nones of the Central Park nor ,A any hawking or p-ddns
be allow ed the Central Park
No omnibus cart dsy, wagon truck other vehicle carry
ing goods merchandise mAnse coll or other article or solely
used csrrisse OF goods merchandise other
criticize shall b~ allowed part Of the Central Park
No abusive insulting indecent language shall bs
allowed the Central Pk whereby breach OF the peace rsy
No persons sh. be SLOWED to tel fortunes play a. any
game with auy table instrument Of gsmine nof
10 do spy obscere whsteyer Central Park
In case Of or emergency where life properts sered
sr-ps qred to do BY the Superintendent, any Of
his assistants shall from the portion u tie Central PARK
specified By his ASSISTANTS and remain Of
the sam nn:n permission is given 70 re,uan-
The above ordinances adopted and passed az meeting OF
the beard OF Commissioner Of the Central Park duly convened
held the I'D day Of September 1859 aud vuoshed
10 &c 10 the requirements en.led for
the regulation Central Park in hs City OF
York" April seventeenth, hundred and
Fifty The following section u said act 10 applicable 70 the
"Sl5 All person, offending against such ordinances shall be
ssssd S A4a BE- FINISHED % Is. Civ "
Eewfor BY hne not exceeding my dollars. and In dea Of
ANDw II. GREEN.
President Of tie Board Of ComrOne Of The Central Pak.
Date Ney.y oIK -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06

A NOVELTY WORTH FAMILY ATTEN-

n xiO0
coLroNs PArlNf FOLDING IRON BEDsfEAD
L. % rsns.d tina. part Of the bottom turns up iSCLoSo
THE MATTHIAS which folds up In two halves When
v,Dt.s Ii. bottom pa. need bat Be TUNED dosn and The BED
Is READY FOR USE When folded up he Bsdaesd' win
tn. bed may posd usy .vsy in ooeDr OF e'sst Tha'
The occupants Il moderately szed apartment: can arn Il inso
A BEDROOM AT NIGHT AND PARLoR By DAY.
.oxi IN s,r. room all the comforts and convsnienees OF
twa A. The pr-ssa, time the n Y. W. Co setns up
many rev and elsboss designs Of ,h new and imPro7eA
Bcds;esd-
kNnuf.otur,d ex luEv-ly and sod By he
EEW-YORk WIRE RAILING COMPANY.
HUTCHISsON 4 WICKERsHAA,
No. 3l2 BrosdvsJ,
Near P-ar!-s-,
New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06

TOR SALE-The HOUSE and LOT No. DO
Eat 18th II House hr-estory brick. basement and sub
oesr; las all the modern Improvements aad in Is good order
when @ bu, Location rpsss-d and neiSaborhod 6rs
lts proximity n ih makes desirable rsSideacs
susness For cards the premises sppy u W..
r. LuSH NJ. -. fhsv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06

MRS JUNIUS r. stage
WI VIOLA respectfully nfrm her friends sad the pablo
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT
viii take place st $500,
EI9LJOs SALOON,
On WEDNESDAY EVENING Oct Is, 1852
Fer ,hs occasion ale viii be assisted By the most eminent
artists
Trsts 81; may be obtained a. the prnPa Hotsis and
Muxo stores. Further Particulars hereafter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06

TOR SALE-One the most beautifully situated
COUNTRY SEATS the side OF the Hldsoo- s,aa
ton healthy aud ali directions For pans D.
us.rstops and other Particular apply s. sEYk0Uk5 Real
Esa,e Agency, nos 81 and 3 Pines-, NewYork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06

IL On FRIDAY EVENING, 7h Inst, PUBLIC DINNER
- ~ siyep 70 the Alrnssne Sievsn cokt.rs
Hosa gokes 81 which Be had BY applying Com
sIsss. ar AZ the Hotel Ccnrnt,es; ossbes Wells Wal
Lr FotS Vir,en. Shsp. Bag Walker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06

DARNUMs MUSEUM.-BRlLLlAN sue
ID CESS Of the oRlGlSAL MORAL DRAMA Wn,'en eH.
pesAy Muscuu BY j. Con from one o. ne mo
tAlins novels ever ,ubIIshed. OUT OF rue DEPTHS An
ABSORBING SENSATIONAL ROMANCE OF .es
rAURsDAN EvENING, ct ~ O'clock ACT l.-"WAo-
ING IN" ACT ii =" DeEPER AND DEFER" ACT IL
-"OtT OF THE DEPraS." After which A 0SASO
BALLET DfNEkriSSENESr In which the sisters Hannsa
and As.eps wil sppesr AFTERNOON st MY NEIGH,
BORIS WIFE, ana also tn sMIsS COTTAGE. The AhAo
0IAKf7 feet hish :? oh weighing 4l9 the
rsrd Aqus HAPPY Family rrlat Of Tree from The Moua
Of Oivrs &c Ambulance 20 al Is cents; Chiea under ten
rs oepts; Parquet, lSeep,s extra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06
Gonsss an6 farms h)anteb.

FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-No. 140 East
Broadway good loo alton for resid-ncetos for boarders
The furniture good order and eeneel in appearance re-
on the death Of the Imnsdste
possession can given Inquire Of Judge e. SMITH NJ 20
CHntonst, at 10 IN, OF j. DEVOE with W. NJ SEYMOUR
l. Co, No. 4 Chatham. square.
WANTED to PURCHASE-A small FARM OF
w thirty 70 fifty acres with without Budius and 9th
supply trees within hours reach Of Me-
YORK AodIes T. w. w, Station New York Post Off q, for
week. giving location price, 8c.'
VNANTED-A SMALL HOUSE between Sd
w and 9Th aud below 2O.b Rent must b. moderate
Address staiinz terms A. q Box NO l,S5s, 7. U.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06
Chances for Business Men.

DRUG STORE FOR SALE-First class, IL the
~ 4hsy-Wi be sod adysnsseousy 20 he purchase, ios
osh the proprietor wses devote Ms attention entirely
rtSctlce opp,rtu ~ for Inquire u o.
bILLISGE, Ne. fryou-row, Roem No
ITO CONTRACTORS or MASTER QUARRY
MEN-The susssrib.r has onsrry Of pare Waite MAros
hours from cy the Ice o.
the Harlem R-lr .5 suitable Building MoEum-oA pur
pose which ether sell lease work iJin sccoae
The material 10 4 No. l. and will Psy handsomely. .
To The parties Satisfactory arrangements viii De entered
into. Apply to GEORGE WALTER No. II WhlG, i'd
dies ne By note. .
GSOO PARTNER aud MONEY WANT
YOUOs Eo-ln original SEWING MACHINE bust
guaranteed pay 100 per cent Address SECURITY
Tl.h1ae Odite.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06
WyALLACKy THEATER
w NIGHTLY GRO TD3
TONIGHT. THURSDAY oce D.
RThird time In four yssri, ,,v.rs


Mr. ROBERT SToEPEL
To eonelsds with 18Th ths sasnaoe Farce called
T1CkLISH TINES. =.
10 which M: Soar, ~ FLOYD. NJ Mere NJ bVsfe Af]
TOMORROW. Tuesosy. u, ILL
Fts; tbrer yesr Gold. niths sPsrs IoneoJ c@o
she sTOOPs To CONQUER.
With the following great east: .
NJ, H,,de,,.l, Mr. Bl.tr: Youss Marrow, Mr. Lester Wal
lset Tony L0n,pkip Mr. wslceti h:sofs hf. iey1i 81
Charles Marrow Mr. Moore; Dssory Mr. sloan; Mia Hard
castle, Ma Hoey Mss Nsyils ara soin sa'an' Ns JULIA
A which fin, here ihs The laughabe srce Of
LOVE AND MUnOER
Moiy M.Us....Mr brc0ghan hiGnetla ......An Gacnon
On SATURDAY, Oct 9.
Ia consecn, zee oy.Tfggins house "Wednesday,
The Road To RUIN - .
pl.y, 81 INTEREST Fun. and HISTORY, win
entirely appointments. Is 10 active preparation
Doors open .. 2 O'clock 70 CT nrne1cs e. ~ O'clock
T AURA KEENEs THEATER.- AID
IL VKkTisEAENf -
The prblic are rrspec.f1lly notified that thu
CELEBRA1Eo CzicXETERS.
ALL ENGLAND ELEVEN
VISIT TUf5 TUEtrER
TITS EVENING.
~ invitation, accom- panied BY uisii hontI
T'HEATRE FRANCAIS, No. 555 Broadway
pyBUrs DE- la C6NPAGNiE FRANCHISE
Sans Ia direction de Mons C. SAGE.
leT rrsrntaoD &c
PAR DROI7 DE- COhQUETE
CoHesie 5 sc.e, du Thrstre Frsncsis
Nine Fred Msnnstein ingne T.lots, Aphonse mesiams'
kdo'pb. Leun Al ger L. k.rech. Darcy Antoinett-.
TAMBOUR BLATANT
Joue psr Nile A. Dsr:y, L. karsch. Ct Mona r. ln1snet
lie eos.on lend de hsures du m'n
iusqu'n EeuuE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06
printing.

CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES.--An elegant o.
~ Of elss Carriages manufactured in This city,
n~y Be found No. 7Ss Broadway COT lGh Stranger VS.
chen requested. JAMIE u bAk"sTSA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06

CIoToS AQUEDVcT DEPAsrsESr, OcL 4, 1873
UNPAID WATER RENTS.-Notics IL hereby
~ given thss BY at Of the Lee stature TEN PER CENT
will Dc ADDED TO al UNPAID WATER RENTS the nst
Cay of Noyrmber il addition TO the Per Gee. which a.
ineurEed the hrs: DAY OF August
MYNDERr VAN SCHAICK. President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
WI INSTITUTE,
No. &c 4h-st- (corner Of McDousalst) on Warrington
square,
Nessra CLARK EANNlNG PRlscIraL,,

OPENS It's seventeenth holastie yeaz Sept H. 1883
Male pupils Of all ages received and Instructed In al
branches preparatory college This number Of
pupils in all TIE departments two hsndred Tne rIc are
German Spanish sookEsepns DRAWING P.nmsnsDip, Eloea
tion Couposon tc By TIN erpeenosd Professor and In
Advanced student, of C.csl Department. ust
ing the study Of the .ahoI re@ord for .dm:.cn 2 u.
Prof John AcFsne who has during more than twenty years
q s.sn 70 Len .IS e 5 os.1 many SsI
Mr. Orlando Morris of ths city for the Freshmen Cas Of
s. louis or toe Trsinsn Gas. Of Yale College aud NJ Cor
neus King sn Of the President Of Columbia College, for the
The advanced css. in French have been placed under the
instruction Of Prof De Gros eminent for imparng COT
The eston Of thi. Iussats render. easy Of
By nlroed and see from Gil psf Of The city JerJ
New Roohts .ns Jsm.e. ms Of onst.n cocsTsnss
Circua Of full particulars may be had AZ the Broadway Sock
stores Buru.onh No. - sthsv RAyasr No. 70 Bo~sJ saA
The ass. boy. are the spsci. care Of one Of tie
Principals.
MADAME H. JOHNSON GREVER has
PIANO. Communi siious ray addressed No So
w.s. 10th Of sCHARRENBERG LUIS, Ne.
'ss Broadway.
MISSES MARSHALLs BOARDING and DAY
t.een III and th.ya, viii reopen 90 MONDAY. SEPT Il
MRS. MEARS-B URKHARDTs
~ FRENCH AND ENGLisH ,-.,,, , ,,,vs
Nos ~ and ~ West lsa-':, Nv
Reopen. on THURSDAY, srps IS -
r.n and guardians who may visa to confer with her, on and
Circe.r NAV be obtained On .spc.,ioa . .bovs ~ also
the booksor. Of Rec Lockwood Son. No al Broadway aad
DE N asic Of c. Breusins No 7ol BrosdwsJ
ORNATE INSTRUCTION. Lady for sew.
s ysfI' PoPs q 9Ss # s ms n fsS.i r S%
BRANCHES yosrs aties their re.dsuces Address
Mn CHILDs, BScsirsy roaoScs, CARGO: 3. Lo'swsSA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06

DAVEN, BACON g. Co.,
II (sucossson to BACON RAyEN,) Piano Posss hAsds
tafcs Wsrerconls No i55 Grabdst Broadway 49,
fa sssormert of Inrrumens may be found exclusively -
oHn msnufacsure WGIan.sd IN every espcct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06

CRY OF NV DEPAkTMENr OF FIN,SsE,
BusEAu OF ARSEAss Angus. II, 1883.
CORPORATION NOTlCE.-Sals Of property
~ unpaid Taxes and regular Rents Of Cro,on
Public notice s hereby given that sale Of property for the
UNPAID TAXES on RIAL ESTATE tor the years So
1851 ans 1851 aad the unpaid regular RENTS Of Croo1
Mster commencing May l. 49, ard
eDding April 81 1885, also commencing May 1853 and end
ing April 80 1854 respectively added 70 ibe TAX Of 1854 in
TIE Nineteenth, Twenty second and Twelfth Wards viii
.sks place public aocon, ct the City Hail. In the City q
NrwYoIk, MONDAY, The lith asy Of November next II
o'clock Of day. and be continued from day
u The whole shall De sold and that the detailed Of
The and regular rents unpaid and the properly be @ 10
pubhlhtc In The New York Commercial Advertiser
paper printed and published in the City Of Nev-York
JOSEPH c. PlNCKNEY, Clerk Of Arrears.
NJ BFor the other wards, reference Ray be had Tie
Evening Pos:- aall lAwl4xTh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06
OHAS. W. STEARNS,

"
For sale 10 York by Iesry Co.. No. Actor House j.
C. Beni.p No col Broadway; heseman CO. - Nisnohs
HOTEL r. r. Green, Union square and Hazard CAsSeh fnth
lI.N-l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06

DIANOS, MELODEONS and ORGANS.-Iie
i HORACE WATERS PIANOS and kELODEOHS,
depth, purity Of toce, and durability, arc unsup.ssed H.
el0 Pianns and Aelodeons 10 rent. Monthly psymeno
ceiyed for Pianos HORACE WATERS Agent No. So ssss
vsy Testi.o.as "The Horace Waters Pianos kroSl
among very ssst."-EraaSstsst eve can pea o. -
uert's from personsi nowledrsD-CtSssfsaa i.feotx
eue,t made anywhere ir tbs co .ntryv-Hone Jownal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06

NOTICE to SKIRT MANUFACTURERS
~ STEEL WIRE TEMPERED and COVERED, add STEEL
SPRINGS Tor sALE, BY
No. Furman-st. Brooklyn. near Fulton Feuy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06

CBAVER's Patent Eraser Polisher, Paper. Cut.
- ter Folder apd Pencil ShspeLer combined sesan-
and M o, ysusbe r the counting room udo schoe
smpe sent 10 airy address n.s boxed prepaid receipt
81, fcI So address q. SHAVER, New haven. Coma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06

DRIVATE INSTRUCTION-A Lady for sew.
eta, jean Principal o. one Of The T. Female o,smm.r
Schools, win give PRIVATE LkSS JSS IN the ENGLISH
BRANCHES yoarg aties their resdeuces Address
Mn. L. CHILDS, Broadway Poa OHce care B. LocSws4.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-28
ohlearo Correspondents.
MeasrlEdaors


ksssrs Eda0rss-
DzAR sIR-The bresdsfus market hrm this morn
and transactions in consequence limited The Wheat
market advanced 23c Winter and 24 on sprng-seers
and buyers being generally apart At the close however the
market aatier and holders showed more anxiety to SELL
Sales amount to lO bu. The Flour market was quiet
This morning. with very little offering
The Corn advanced with sales Scars sheied
at65c 2 60 s track DO at61c track 100 bags
at 6sc delivered bulk at 63e 56 lbs; one car
Ear Al &c per lbs do at 64e track sse OF
500 bn No Com was made oIdevery b. the last half Of
ofJune Oats quiet bur r with sale OF 80 bu good
in bs al Sc delivered Barley steady Rye in good sup
ply with sale 800 bulk s. track; lSO bags prime at
q0c on track
There is more inquiry in provision market and the follow
ing sales were made Shoulders packed At $780, leo
lbs 20 bs pic kledHas SIG 90 rs brs country clear Pork
with necEs at $780, brls BsefGIams SIS co. TaOw is
scarce and ndsmsnd lbs sold atO1Sc. Hghwnes
shade lower Two lots 5O brls sold pc Grass Seed
kei easy Sales Of $50 bu Timothy s IL bags at l9O
7bags at SIX do s5 20 bags and 30 bu Clover at l2
Money easy very little first class paper Offering Rates uh-
Very Respectfully,
HUNTINGTON BROS voGELL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-28

CHERlPF'S SALE-Pursnanf to the

ShEh1rr y . CALE.-HureuanG to the
~ command Of wrt OF vendi exponas issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Lucas County the suit Of
Alien HnckleY plaintiff, against Andrew J. Field and
others defendants 70 directed, shall for sale at
Public Auction at the door Of the Court House corner or
Seneca ad Champlan streetS in the city Of Cleveland in
Cuyahngl County, an the 1Hh day Of March 1859 at
O'Clock p M ofsaid day tbs following described lands and
tenements 70 wit Situate in the Ci Of Cleveland Cuga-
hoa County, and which also In the OF Ohio and a
known by part Of lot Sir Cleveland village bonsd
as follows commencing the southerly line af Cham
plain street. 100 snt westerly from intersection with the
westerly line of Ontario street. at the north corner
OF land decided by gzmesS. Clark 20 Albert on
the Sd day o April 1892 and running thence westerly with
ChdmDain sbet forty feet, thence southerly night an
gies with ChAmpain street eighty feet alley thsnce
e1stery with said ssy aad parallel With Chanplan
lofty eet to the south west Of land decided
aid TO said Albert ste5bins thence noherlF eighty
iee 10 the place Of beginning be the
Also one parcel of land situate in the City
which s also IN the County and State afore
SAID and known BY heing paris Of original lots 1umsr
and slghyour IN the plat Of the village Of
CleFeiand, and Is bounded foOsFs to wit Beginning
upon ne so1therly line Of Chaplan street. hundred
ana twenty eet westerly from Ontario and RAINING
[nence with said soufhery line Of Champain ST.
IoI iee thence southery right angles with Champain
es5ty feet 70 an alley running parallel with Cham
lHm street. thence easterly with said alley forty feet
eighty feet to the place Of beginning, be
Sad abOve described parcels Of land appraised at $500
hill PRArT, PlG's Att'n. febe I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-28
Corning & Cos Quotations
76 RIVER STREET, ..... CLEVELAND, ONO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Alcohol, Burning FIaid, Pare Spirits, Cologne
NEW YORK PRODUCE 1fARKET-Feb- &c.
- Tnr rEI rcR apH


sales d go bbs So Sos0 snperne tate; S5,0
(G6l5 for Stale; S54l5566 tr superlne westeIn
SC 5d6 IS for to medium extra S6,bc
Sc GO T shipping brands rouud hoop extra Ohio The mar
ket closing buoysnt Canadian -four frmsr small ses
al Sc 75G 50 for choice e1tra Rye hour-D1
at S3s06G,sS. Buckwheat Hour duh at 81 .b0S2OO =
lO0 Rs.- : re-s ~ u ~
Wheat Active and buoyant ssles Of 400 bus 81 20
fsr Milwaukee club 81 20 Tor mixed Illinois; S5O for
white BIchs 40 ar winter red western Sl,5 for white
Keatuctyl Hl
Corn-uet and unchanged; sales Y 900 bus al s. for
sound nxed western in store and eiSSc for new yellow
southern and Jersey. H...
Olts-Fery dull al 557c for State; 6093c for western
and Canadian-
Whisky-Firuier; sales Of $50 bbls At 27s(qasc.
Pork-Dul and lower; sales l750 of bbis Sls9lS Il
r new moss; SI7629isT5 for old mess; Si3G3,3O for
BseiFner; sales of 100 bbs ct Ss 5OG for country
prns; 7.5d9 for country mess S9O0ll for repacked
moss SlI T6l7so for mess prime beef held
Besf HamsSFirm; sales Of 500 bbls al SI45GaI725.
Dressed H3gs-Dull a S(1l9c
Cut RIeais-Steadv: sales Of 200 pkgs a. 6sS7c tor
shoulders and ssz(G9k ior hams. ~
Racon-Unchansed; small salds smok ed sides al l0c
Iard-Steady; sales of 800 bbls Al li5<al2nc.
Butterln good demand az lle9c for CAl0 and liza &c
for Slate
cReesC-Fhm at s6nke.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-28
Great sale Of wool.

bOsIoNl FeOTusTy n Iol5
The great sale Of Wool b. auction came of to-day Pm
geod snd sales hrSk lncI1dns $4,000 ms mei-
uu aud 10000 rs ine uuallty Is ms sold At ls
(ls<c heecs 25l25c q 900 fbs black tub was hed
a. 2skS6345Sc; $500 lbs Name at 4l653c
A lo OF Vermont double extra at 5lCg5lkc New York
pulled at 461a531c; western and OHIO ul-d o.
800 bs hne Vermont a. ss1Sc 5000 ms New York and
New HAMPSHIRE seeced fleece 55s7c; ~ O0 Ms O ho
snd Pennsylvania fancE at 57Sl8c oher smaller ios
also sid. The aggregate sales amounted 70 nesry
S30OO0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-28
d. L. WlGHTmAN,
Sheriff s. Special Master Commisslonel

1T. PHILpOr. PINS Asty.r - : febistd22s
CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a
Court Of Common Pses Of Cuyahosa County at of
James NJ Parker ct al ps against rancis Elliott et
al ftS 10 directed hVe levied upon and shall oer
for sale Public Auction al the door OF the Court House
cOner of Seneca and Champsin streets) in the City OF
Cleveland in said County the l9tt day OF Mrrch 1859
O'Clock NJ of said day. the Dllowins described lan ds
and tenemens TO wit: Lying IN the township Of Royaon
County If Cuyahoga Stale of Ohio and IS bounded
follows beginning at atake IN the certIe Of the high
way the south line of Lot No 81 and running thence
south So degrees west CHAINS 81 links thence north de-
grees west chains % links beech tree. thence north
degrees east 10 chains so links to the place Of begin
ming containing two and nuetyone hundredth acres
being the land conveyed to Rcha Elliott by John
Coates December 24th, 1925 and recorded in Book N,
pages So Of Cuyah0ga County Records
6pDraised II 81 81 ....s. .-.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-28
F. JU0soN, PITS Agent febltd20

SHERIFF & SPECIAL MASTERS
~ SALE.-Pusuant TO the command of order of sale
issued from the Court of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga Coun
ty the suit OF Charles Setson against c. r. Vaughn
al to directed shall offer for sale at Public Auction
at the door of The Court of Seneca and Cham
plain srees in the City of Cleveland, in said cOunty
the 4th day Cf March l9, O'Clock p NJ of said day
folio wing described lands and tenements tn wit Suate
range of townships the Come icu Western Reserve
the stats Of One and which is also in the County Of Guy
ahosa and known by being in tract three 3 Omsead
township and is bounded follows commencing the
south of land owned by VIM E Castle and
bounded the north by land owned BY Stephen Jones'
by land owned by John Outerson, south BY land deed
ed Horace Van Norman by Up Smith, and east by land
formerly owned by eanctOn Barnett containing 20 sl00
of land be the less but subject to all
legal highways 4 ta..
Appraised ut $40.
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DAVID L. WIGHTMAN,
Sheriff and Special Master Comr.

CHERIFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
command OF second wt of vendi eIponas issued from
the Court OF Common Pleas # Cuyahoga County at ths
suit OF Matthias Schultz agains Elizabeth Brown me
dire ted, shall offer for sale At Pebble Auction. he
the Court House corner Of Seneca and Cbamplan
sfTeetsl the e " of CleFeland said county lh
OF March, ls59 o'clock p. NJ of said day. the fol-
lowing described lauds and Ienements wit eituate in
the City of Cleveland cuyahoga County and State of Ohi
and known parts Of lots Nos 90 and 80 the original
ai OF the village Of Cleveland having IS 2 front on
the easterly line of Middle street souhery line being
s6 feet in length para with Hnron street and O feet
northery therefrom. and bounded BY L feet in
widthIts nOrhsry line being parallel herewith 20 in
length, alley.n
Appraised az 81, 400. t-
D. L WIGHTMAN. Sheriff.
I JNo W HEIsLET. Pits Atty febItd220
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CHERIFF'S SALE-Pursuant To tn,

$hEhArH . OALE.-HuIsu 70 Tue
~ command OF decreta order of sale issued fom the
COurt Of Common Pleas Cnvahou County at the suit Of
Zelotss H Monroe against Solomon C. Br Iwn al
directed shall offer for sale public auction the door
of the Court H0rse, tc9rnor of Seneca and hauplan s
the city Of Cleveland said County o. the ih day Of
described lands aad teuements. 10 wit Situate in the
o. last Inc STATE OF Ohioa and which
lot $50 in said township and is bounded follows Com
rnencus Ut the intersection of the road lending p1st
Beer the said township with the Euclid Road thence
aoag the centre Of said road n ch ns and 70 links to
lost thence along the centre Of SAID road chains and 5
links post themes ID the centre OF SAID road chains
and So links to monument at Smiths Corners thence
south R seS east g chains and Is links 10 the centre of
the Euclid Road in the centre OF sad road chains
and e1f LINKS the place OF uelnnng containing nine
acres and FIVE hundred and seventeen one hu.sanths OF
land be the orisss but subject 70 All legal hugh
ways-
Appraised st SlsTs. -
WILLIAMSON RIDDLE, Pits Attss' she