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Balloonists in Lake Erie.

MIR, Lynn, the balloonist, and one of the
editors OF the Dispatch, in company with
Mr.. Baldwin, druggist, made balloon as.
ccnson from that town on Tuesday last, an
immense multitude gazing at them When
they had gone up full mile, as dispatched
to the Cleveland democrat, they struck a
current of air which bore them directly over
Lake Erie, to tho great alarm of their nu,
merous friends, who were anxiously watch.
ing their progress through spy'glNsses and
telescopes from house-tops and other elei
waited positions. After IL time the balloon
was seen to descend rapidly, and in IL few
moments to the horror Of those who were
breathlessly observing ii from the city it
plunged swiftly into the waters of the Lake,
fully five miles from the shore The excite,
ment became intense as intelligence of the
occurrence ran like wildfre through the
town, and the immediate friends of the parr
ties were filed with the direst alarm for
their safety. Even if they had not been in.
stantly drowned, their position was one Of
the eNromest peril--five miles from shore,
and only supported by frail willow basket
which constituted their car. Numbers
at once rushed to the dock, and n tug being
in readiness, proceeded to their rescue
Fortunately for the eronauts the n Y. and
Il. propeller, Jefferson, which plies between
Cleveland and Dunkirk, came along at the
time, and observing The descent of the bal.
loon, rescued thehi from their perilous posi-
ton, They were standing in the basket up
to their middle in water, hanging on to the
netting over their heads. The tug arriving
soon afterward, brought them safely to
Erie, where they were received with every
demonstration Of joy
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SINGULAR iLLusIoNs.--The strange illu-
sons with which hypochondriacs and insane
persons ure oftentimes affected are not u
little amusing to the unconcerned spectator,
however uncomfortable they may be to the
patient himself There are many anecdotes
respecting these illusions related by medical
authors.
Marcus Donatus informs us that n baker
of Ferrara believed that he was made of
butter, and on that account would not ap-
proach the oven lest he should melt
The same author relates, that person
by the name of Vicepiinus, imagined that
he was Of such I'M enormous size that he
could not go through the door of his apart
ment His physician gave orders that he
should be forcibly led through it, which was
done accordingly, but not without a fatal
effect, Vicentus Dried out, as he was forced
along, that the flesh was torn from his
bones, and that his limbs were broken of
of which terrible immpression he died in q
few days, accusing these who conducted hin
of being his murderers.
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NIass Convenilon on ll,c Iseser,c.

CLEvELANp, May "A.
The Mass Convention of the foes Of the
Fugitive Slave Law to-day, is well attended.
Very large numbers are from the Reserve
Counties Everything is orderly A de-
clGration was read, denouncing the Fugitive
Slave act, aud Dred Scott decision
Resolutions were also read of the same ten
or, declaring the Fugitive Act as unconsti-
tutional and void; the Supreme Court de-
generating and subserviont to party politics;
that the life tenure should be abolished on
the judicial circuit. They denounce the
conviction Of the Oberln Rescuers as dis.
graceful and unparalleled, and say the pris-
oners are entitled TO their liberty
Speeches were made by Giddings, Chase,
Wade, and others.
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Presbyterian Convention Ms

WlIMINUTONi May q,
The Presbytery Of Kansas was recognized
to-day
deeply interesting debate arose in re-
gard TO church members who neglect the
communion table. Il was decided, by a
large vote, that any action on it, at present,
was inoXpcdent. The entire judicial busi-
ness Of the Assembly was harmoniously
disposed Of The special report made on
foreign missions, without proposing disso-
luton Of the relations with tho American
Board, concludes, that tho time has como for
bringing the work in the foreign field into the
closest connection with the denomination as
such, Two and a halfper cent the Church
Erection Fund was voted TO Kansas
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Gattst bp Gslsgravb.
Fron Wnshinrlon.

MAsniaaTcN, May "a.
A thorough Reconnaissance Of all tho mail
routes Is being made with Aview to their
curtailment.
In many cases, the service has been entire.
ly discontinued, and in others, the number Of
trips reduced from daily TO tri-wcokly. In
this manner, the p. o. Department, has,
within the last two months, effected an an.
nual saving Of over a million and half ex-
elusive Of $4,000 economised by the rcfi-
sal Of the Postmaster General 10 put into
operation the 700 routes, created in 1858,
but, for the support Of which, no appropria.
ton was made. IL is not probable, that the
service viii he curtailcd ON any Of the Rail-
roads.
The six acting midshipmon, who were dis
missed from the Navy for being participators
in the tarring and featheTing Of one Of their
numberat the Naval Academy in April last,
have been rp-instated.
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Tobacco.

LOUISVILLE, May "a
Tho private annual premiums were award
cd to-day The hogshead, taking the first
manufacturing premium, was sold 80 cents
per pound The I'd do 33,.an 6 hhds taking
Sd, sold at 12S4; first and third lots were
raised in Green County, and the second in
Taylor County. The competition for the
State premium takes place tomorrow.
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seAs Enter Bridget with her mistress ia
yorite poodle wringing wet How is this
Bridget How came l'ido 80 very wet ? -
can faith man, an it was little Tommy
that had the little buste lashed to the end Of
powl, and was washing the windows with
him.
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NEw YoRK, May "a
A report prevailed on Wall Street this af-
ternoon, that Messrs Hargon's & Bros, had
suspended on an acceptance for the Tehuan-
tepec Company.
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The Assembly Ofthe o. =. Presby-
teritln Church.

INDIANAPOLIS, May "a.
The assembly adopted the report of the
Committee on Foreign Missions The bal
ance of the day, was occupied in considera-
ion Of tho report on domestic missions
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TEE
One Horse ShOcing shop,
ON THIRD sTRBBT,
A few doors East Of the Posr OFFlcE,
nAUpnM n

A few doors East Of the Posr OFFIcE,
DAYTON, 0.
THE Subscriber is now better prepared
the public, In the
H0rse-ShOeIng Business,
In ite various branches. Particular attention
Will be given 20 all lame horsea, such a.
split hooia, and hoof.bound and IN their feet
VIII be cured eatiaotory 70 The owner Of such hOf-
seui and II not, money will be refunded
ALsO,-lIorscs that interfere viii be thod top pre-
vent ~ and warranted, or money refunded.
he win personally superiutend ali work eutruft ID
70 his care. Thankful for past favors he respectfully
asks continuance Of the patronage OF his Old cus-
toners, and will be happy 70 accommodate aa iuany
NAV onea ~ may favor him with call.
Apr2-dawiy NATHAN sIFFERMAN.
journal and Gazette copy sm)
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Grain Market


VIuUthnHtI WIdENutHl
CtyoiSSArL May q.
Flour drn tG,5O for superfne
whisky %.
Provisions buoyant. Moss Pork SIS, ,0O@lS,
"; prime : l3,00@l3,15.
Wheat steady White 1901 ,63; Red As
al CO.
Corn active at 90.
Rye iu fair demand at 05
Barley doll at 5000
Oats, 60 for prime
Lard fI3t
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NEW TREATMENT.
iH PRIVATEHa
--AND--
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Dr. AMOS and SON take piearure in announcing
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New York Market.

NEw YotK, May a.
Flour advanced Ohio S5,5O@6.7 for super
State, ,00td7 80 for extra do; 6.9007 go for
common 10 good extra Western, 35@7 so for
do Round Hoop Ohio; Canadian Flour dull aud
nominal at 7,50@S % for extra.
Rye Flour al 4 45O@5,50
Wheat buoyant. White i,9U@l,4 40; Red
Sl,70@l,75
Corn firm at $1,000 for mixed White IS
0s6. Oats dull at 6s@Gl
Pork firm. Moss, sl7,50@l7,75 Prime,
sl5,37t{
whisky duh at 2s@2s1s.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
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the very best success,
The public 10 therefore respectfully requested 10
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ANOTHER NEW BOOK 4
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hhFhksbNfING ALL the diEeAs-
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pA- LUNCH every day, at the aMstrO-
OlltAp,v ut 10 O'slosk, spro
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A q tho buffalo Pfivate Hohpital.-Fstab-
n liahed for the cure of syphilis, keminhi Weak
meas and the SECRET lnilfmites of Youth and MAtu.
oornef of AIaIn and Quay aifeeia. iiIp ltaIra.l
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4ablft Sales.

fr7=s4 TRUSTEES SALE.-Bv virtno - -
cree Of the Circuit Court for Howard county passed de-
Trustee will offer at public SALE on the supscrber
URDAY the 2lst day of May, 1885, 10 O'CLOCK on SAT
ALL THAT UNDIVIDED FOURTH PART OE rrrr
REAL ESTATE of Thomas Cook late of Howard county DE
ceased by him devised to his son, John Cook Being the
state of in Howard county the Westmnser
Road, about % miles from Baltimore and miles from IN
Frederick Turnpike Road, and miles from the Batmore
and Ohio Railroad Depot at Hoods Mill Some acres of it
are in wood. " "
The improvements consist of good twostory DWELLING
HOU Sc Saw and Glover Mill Barn, Dairy and other
cessary buildings, with Orchard IF choice Fruit
in of the best neghborhoods the county and ad
Humphrey Dorsey, &c
The terms of sale prescribed by the Decree that
OF the purchase money shall be paid in cash on
Ihe DAY OF sale, and the balance in two equal install
% IN one and two years from the day of sale the credit
70 bear interest from the day of sale and to be se
f y he ponds or notes of the purchaser with security
an2a g5p pr yea by the Trustee WM H. G. DORSEY
Trrcta
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BY GIBSON q CO

A DMiINlSTRATOR'S SALE OF A VERY
M p a 1LG pbLE LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS IL
Batmae virtue OF an order of the Orphans Cont for
Fabo Gc Si the % 3 sig of VIM
GIBSON CO. No. n Charles strt m az the store OF
dGE5pAl EVENINGS, 23d and oath Of Nav A;Np
at a PdSt CLOCK each evening" the very ytenSi,Ia III
S Sape Law and Miscellaneous Library Belonging to b
and complete, having been kept up To the nres
comprising the best books in use all in excellent anu
The Miscellaneous Library is also select and dSiTh
Catalogues of the whole will be prepared and the BooE
ranged for examination several days before the sale "
Terms cash, in bankable money ~
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BY f. w. KENNETH a. Co
VALUABLE FEE-sIMPLE PROPERTY


VALUABLE FEE-SlMPLE PROPERTY
In pursuance and execution decree passed nv tbe Cir
CUT court Tor Baltimore city, the 2lst April 1870 th
at the Exchange SalesrOom, No Gay street on TES
ia the 7t day of june 1859, at o'clock NJ the follow
FIVE PARCELS OF GROUND situate and lyine - a.
city aforesaid-that 5 to say gnu 'SN'S III uie
FlkST PAltCElI-Begnnnga at a point on the wesSda of
Cove or Fremont streets, IS feet inch north of Mcnr
street, ana running thence north the side of Fra
mont street - feet or thereabOut to Carroll court thence
at right angles to Carroll g. or therraboni I
thence eaSterly 70 feet to the place of beginning ~
SECOND PARCEL-Adjoinint the west, the precedn,-
parcel ana beginning at point on the south side of Carroll
% feet thence SOUTH at right angles Carroll court 10 feat
or erebout thence east parallel with Carroll court So
feet, ana thence north, To the beginning.
luli'b fAhChL-Begnnlng ut the southeast corner of
Mcenry and Serrett streets running thence cast m
the south side of NcIicnry street. thence soutb
lei with Sterett street. 50 feet thence 40 feet to the east
sue OF rrett street. and thence north, the east side of
Sterrett street TO the place of beginning
FOURTH PARCEL-Adjoining, on the south the above
described third parcel and beginning point on the east
side OF Sere street. 80 feet south of McIenry street and
thence east 50 feet % feet alley called Young alley
thence NORTH said alley, inches thence west "a
feet, to the place of beginning. ~ w
FIFTH PARCEL-Beginning at point on the south side
Scott street and cumming thence on Ridgey alley or
Lennon street % feet thence south 81 feet thence west u
feet and thence north g feet to the place of beginning
All the above lots will be sold in fee and unmproyed
Terms of sale prescribed by the Decree arcash on h
day of sale at the option of the purchaser
and his notes bonds with endorsement or security to be-
approved by the trustee to be given for the payment of
balance IN two equal instalments, in and months with
interest from the day % sale
GEO. SAUERWETN, Trustee
LANGnON ERVING. Attorney
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QJual.
ORDERS FOR THE


until further notice,
am prepared to receive orders for the various sizes
which will be promptly filled,
CHARLES GILMOR,
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WOODl WOODll
w OAK AND PINE WOOD without beng sawed
and split for sale at prices low be purchased at
Light street, or other wharves in the city.
JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH.
Ofice-Pratt and Fremont streets.
- Park and EaNette
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WELLS FARGO & CO.,
w NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA
EXPRESS AND EXCHANGE COMPANY.
CAPITAL s6OO,O00.
FORWARD FREIGHT of every description all points
CALIFORNIA, OREGON and WASHINGTON TERRITY.
~ RATES-Fast Express % cts per h.
Slow Is -
EXPRESSES LEAVE NEW YORK on the 9Th and 10th
Of each month.
EXCHANGE FOR SALE on San Francisco, Oregon, Sand
witch Islands and Havana.
CALIFORNIA COLLECTIONS.
90 Our San Francisco house gives especial attention to
Collections all points in California and Oregon with
prompt returns. Manufacturers and Merchants, making
sales for California Oregon, transmit their bills of
adnE through house, and have the invoices paid for
arrival Of the goods there thus giving purchasers full bene
fit of time sales and the sellers maintaining control
Of their property until paid for.
OFFICES
NEW YORK-S2 Broadway
BOST0N-i0 Court Square.
PHlLADELPHIA-400C Chestnut street.
BALTIMORE-77 Smiths wharf
SAN FRANCISCO-Corner Montgomery and California
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~ CUMBERLAND COAL of the best quality, from the
american Company and other mines in the Georges Creek
valley constantly for sale by the cargo car load.
STICKNEY X CO,
ap2i-u Exchange Place.
CHAs. FORSTER, in. WIN B. SLACK
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9ianus ano Musit.

THE BEST PIANO FORTES
G%ILN-~@R
n Ia n III CIIICKERING & sons
They have received 80 Medals for their SUI
perorty all other makes, and the late Ma
ryand Institute, the HIGHEST AWARD. They are
lodged by all Judges to be the BEST PIANOS in the
United States
HsSome excellent second hand Pianos for sale Pianos
tuned. l. T. STODDARD,
daft No 4 South Ca tStre
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8uusss, It,, for SUE ano Rent.

E:: FOR RENT.-From first of June House
EfI NO 10 Mccullough street Rent $3.50 per annum In
49, 49, Iuire OF HENRY OCONNELL,
1n-o-1 29 North Gay street
f;i1 FOR SALE, LEASE OR RENT.-The
HHiiI me large new WAREHOUSE, corner of HOWARD
TRAIT STREETS is for SALE lease or rent on
accommodating terms. For particulars apply to " "
MOO tu,th&stf A'7' NO $40 1 ~ t wharf, or
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OLIVER PLATED GOODS,
~ SUCH AS
Tea Sets Spoons and Forks,
Liquor and Table CaStors
Fruit Baskets, Ladies,
Butter Plates, Pitchers, &c
-,,,,. Table Cutlery, fine Ivory and Common.
Japanned Toilet Sets
Tea Trays Walters,
49, Coal Hods &c,
Atlowest ppices, at PARIS CHINA HALL,
dllu Baltimore