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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-02-10
NEW DRUG STORE,I
TUST opened at AporHEcARIEs HALL, Port To-
u bacco, a full supply of .--..-- EH-s

Fresh and genuine Drugs, Aedi-
cines, PeJumery, Fancg drtllcles,
Soaps, &C. AUMe popular Pa
tent Medicines Of the day hept
constantly on hand and qca,rantcd
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Steamships.

NfT#S FOR SAVANNAH-SAruRDAY, Feb
sksS5th, at IL O'Clock, NJ, the fine steamship cry
OF NORFOLK, j. c. Parker Commander will sail as abov
For freight passage, having good accommodations an
ply to 7. Fl. BELT, Jr, Agent, -
~ - . Union Dock
N B-No Bills Lading signed after ship sails ja3i,tf
afTFS BALTIMORE AND SAVANNAH
a-as-askssz. STEAMSHIP C0.-For SAVANNAH.-Frejgbt
now received and forwarded with Dispatch by ships Of
this blne Apply to I. H. BELT, in,
u.,u Union Dock
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C. E NJ VI L r | C II

BIIUT AND STIOE
4 N L = 4 G Il q r T. r.
je23-ly BIITIvopr
INDIA RUBBER SOFT HATS a new and beau
fu article Carpet Bags, Rubber Gloves for ladies and
gents an eectua cure for chapped and rough hands, Mcu
toshs Alpaca Secia and Silk water proof Coats Ladies'
French UMBRELLAS and travelling SachelS Shoulder Braces
Hair and Tooth Brushes Also Mechanical and Rubber
Toys of entirely new design. +. NJ PUNDERSON 4 co,
No. 209 Baltimore street nlstf
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VIM. CRAWFOF
Is ssss 60. ::z:z;.... FOR THE

sK.ez-s- !: ~ sTT71z Avn WEST AND SOUTH
On and after November 29th, 1885, the trains w run "a
follows: Gums WIN uii as
Leave Camden Station Batmore-Mail (except Sunday,
at $50 A. NJ Express daily at sos p NJ for ALL PA RS ~
THE WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST The Mail
reaches Cumberland at $40 and Piedmont at no NJ and
lies over next morning The Express goes directly
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&all 8ua0s.
f. eza EE:...........sa PHILADELPHIA.

n FUR SEAFURU, DELAWARE
Passengers leaving Baltimore at $50 A. NJ, connect at VII
with 925 A. NJ train ' $500 " go ~ "'''ni0i'
NOflCE,All colored persons whether bond or free will
De required to bring responsible white person person
any hoM 70 le undersigned, who will be willing sign
oa 10 t9e company before they will te passed any
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dit FOR SALE.-The schooner MINIONETTE,
tons board two old copper fastened
ply to W. RHOADS SON
aul7-n
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Attornegs.

CA]oAHtgo.
A RTHUR L. ROGERS,
IA ATF0f kEEsB AT Jaw.
I0UDo's COUNTY VIRGINIA.
Attends PROMPTLY to the collection of claims.
Messrs Hamilton Easter 4 Co,
H Hs::'s T! EsEi SaJ En- hr5 R,' Baltimore
Messrs Carey, Howe 4 Co.,
Gem Conn 1"HR@ Rogers ESQ., LOudOun Va, jagsm.
u ATToRNEY-ArLAw,
Has connected with his Office an agency for the col
the an or tn
residents Throughout the Northwest p'0p0''
or left at the Oice GIoGHER ee S II No. g
" Fayette street, will receive prompt attention.
N Nessrs; JoaS P; PLEAsASTs 4 Sons, Baltimore,
9essr s. FOREST FOREST Bros fai;' Co., Chicago.
Messrs. RICHARDS, CRUMBAUGH 1 SHAW, Chicago. nl9h
WILLIAM J. OBRIEN,
w ATTORNEY LAW,
NE&R # STREET, ETf{fitf BAMokE
VIII in the Courts of Baltimore City, and the adoin-
EDWARD W. BELT,
Upper Marlborough, Nd,
F M EG an and t. ne all saSs sHs
the Court of Appeals. au9-tf
CHARLES E. PHELPS,
No LAW BUILDINGS,
Continues to practice in the Courts of BALTIMORE CITY
and HOWARD COUNTY. fe22-f
TOHN BOzMAN KERR,
u ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-I4An ",
will practice in Talbot and adjacent counties Residing
ST. MICHAELS, he will be in EASTON the public days.
each week oc22-3 m'
d STOCKETT MATHEWS,
IL. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OFFICE No C0UNSELLORS HALL,
(46 LEXINGTON sTREET,)
win attend promptly all kinds of business appertainng
to his profession. fe22tf
NV j. WATERMAN,
w. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
s. WEST FAYETTE STREET.
F1r1N ALL BUSINESS PROMPT s2-tf
TT FRISBY HENDERSON,
l.. ATTORNEY AT LAW
COMMISSIONER FOR PENNSYLVANIA,
No. 6COUNsELLoRs' HALL
fe22-tf Lexington street
IN JOSEPH ROGERS,
L. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
So West Fayette street. above Charles.
Practices in the courts of BALTIMORE CITY, ANNE
UNDEl and nelghborng counties All matters apper
tanning to the profession promptly and carefully attended
w c. N. CARR,
W. 81 LEXINGTON STREET, BALTIMORE.
SAMUEL S. CARR,
TowsoNTowN, BALTIMORE COUNTY,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
Particular attention given to business in the Circuit Court
FOR Baltimore county. cleft
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SCHNEIDER.
THE CIRCUIT COURT OF BALTIMORE
lGII1 JANUARY 18th, lS5g-Orered, that the sale made
leaSehod estate of Henry Schneider be ratified and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary thereof be on or before
the 2t day Of February provided copy of this or
der be published in daily newspaper printed in the
city OF baltimore,
before the said 2lst day of February next
The Report states the amount of sale o be sI35
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FOR THE NORTH.
Steamboats,.

- OFFICE 5Et OF rA M9 9Svg,LE
orda a boats having been put complete running
and haTbor the shortest notice. description OIL river
The Company tnI. r Beats s are as follows
Steamer Li0NESS captain captain luff te eaggne
anee given for The safety Of vessels in their charge The
fs Oh o%hge VIII Se made reasonable For further nfor
jals6 No s. ". Pratt street.
rasTE~ FOR THE SOUTH
s asrsaz-z4zs DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, PIIILADEL-
no ,.o-, riiA ! aRa AFYAl TIN e. vi" the
TO SS 4RR2EKEfoyyE tP@ GSsT kLEGH TlLSeFoN
SPRING ,&&b' $ sun Ek" A fRfRtEAAS
BAY LINE BS&SfR sfRR6S &Y3E y2 RAILROAD
being sot Sa the subject
to NO NIGHT NEW e. 3 p E EGP fR3
':@" Ne" York to EE 5Iaa6,s Il Z: \ a:SS
& pn,,as, Norfolk }Iiolk and Portsmouth Va So
rN',a'' to M &ii%a%s e e. n C., 10 10 GO g
Baltimore %%ins s%% tSF en- Va =
80 g Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va, s 90
between Se po a96 ont S Se oH Of charge
Passengers by this Line enjoy comfortable night. re.t
the Bay steamers are privileged to lay orer at ig
T p fGiF Pa y Gey6 om New York
and 6d lac by this Line VII have their baggage
the Bay Boats Weldon n c. and from thence to points
f9r further information and Through Tickets (Which are
company ONCE No 9 Broadway Barclay
above the Astor House, the
foot OF CORTLAND street In PHILADELPHIA the Com
panys Office w corner of Sixth and Chestnut streets or
MoR& he o BGsas Ra % eam Packet gd in BAf
OF Mon Dock, or on board the Bay Steamers
The new and beautiful steamer LOUISIANA, of ll20 tons
burthen epee with every comfort and convenience has
been added to the Line The Line being now composed of
the splendid steamers LOUISIANA, Capt. G. " Russell
and NORTH CAROLINA, Capt Jas Cannon, having unsIr
passed state room and berth accommodations ~
The Norfolk or Bay Line will leave the Gamma
Daily, Sundays excepted '
g1-AT O'CLOCK, p M.EM
or Immediately after the arrival of the ErpypSs Jun
?. NJ. ~ 'ipni" "t IN
The following is the Schedule:
New York at O'Clock, A. NJ Portsmouth at ~ ocIk NJ
Baltimore *" p MWilmngton at 81 =. NJ.
For Augusta Charleston and the South via the Manches
ter Railroad finished. " " 7
Passengers for Richmond and Petersburg or any other
points on the James River connect with James River boats
early next morning after leaving Baltimore
~ Passengers for Edenon Plymouth, Nevbern Wash
inEton Weldon GodSboro Beaufort Warsaw Raleigh and
Wilmington " C., will find it most pleasant, direct and
ae5etple route. , VI. n FALLS,
a..
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I'VE MERCANTILE AGENCY

j. D. PRATT & CO,
IT, CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND S. CHARLES STREETS.
The propretors respectfully invite such Merchants as are
not already subscribers to the Agency and who goods on
credit to cal and examine system and test the reliab
" OF our information From long experience the salts
factory testimonials Of thousands merchants in the ler
en cities East and Westwho have for years subscribers
we can assure all who will call whether they sell goods to
the cities or country towns ample satisfaction the ea
bllty OF our information, and the benefit derived
from the Agency by those who subscribe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-15

Since January lst 81 ,0f09H slsl5,ls5 sy5563
The following are the imports port of New York for
the month Of February in the three years past;
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GRAIS-WhesthAs advanced Saturday sold At 81 s
Prevousy sales Of choice red had been made 40 The
receipts continue light The impression prevail. among far
mer that big prices ru and they are in no hurry to
dispose Of their surplus in The face of an advancing
The receipts BY rail He 5000 bus against some
lsO bus last week Very little the small amount arriy
ing has been put in uneh oft being eonsTned to
milen There have been sales white and quotations
nominal
C0RS--With noas but local demand and iDer.s,,nv n
phss, com has been aull Al Sc TIE fs, .se. 0d -.
been at that figure. We copy from the Chieao F. -.
following with regard TIE market there: '''
The supply Of Corn is inadsqsats to the demand fr
g. .ssllsd selling 2 % bs IN ssIf lnTa1ffs ans a. 5
5Sgs SsvessS Ear 0eFH a. No Corn store At
For forward delivery there is more doing lsOo6 bu No ON
ore buyers than selr s sa
figure 5000 bu cauG sold Friday delivered al H. o
iSs aoss ondsg sGoa o ss e. :sS & 3
livery private terms but conceded to higher 6rrr.
oATs-contnus qsiet and without change New are worth
s29se track and old from sell for CONSUMPTION
6Oa62e.
-BARLEY-Is quies and nominal At 7zszse t'.-
RYE-Is inactive. Very Hide is coming In and The .s m
hand is limited to about 90 bus The only sale Of the eE
was lot fron store IN bags, ct 9Oe .
BEkHS-Ths range for Al qualities Is ro. se far tpf.,,o,
lots Of mixed 81 Is for good qualities white OccssoD,l
small lots vsy shoiss. for seed ssH q high slzk
GROCERIES-Ths only changeis in the higher pr.s. f
sugars. which quoted &c lower. See tAble.
HAY-Sss At the scales st Ofssa4n according to
quality.
HoPS-AIein in light bnt STEADY demand at I46l6c
LUMBER-Thers has besna further advance lumber O.
eAsiOned by prospee general scarcity The open Eeat
Of the past winter has greatly neFed with operations
the anberng districts along the lakes and there to be
general apprehsnsiOns Of shOrt supply Ths principal firm
engaged in he trade in Chicago estimate the of
nHket at $50 million feet addition to the stock now in hand
Fhs TO meet this. they expect to receive from the usual
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-15
CHARLES G,

DARK b. CLARK, CHARLES T..
Il kellogg and Daniel White defendants ~ said ac-
l559, the I'D plaintiff filed hs petition In the Court Of
Slate of Ohio which states that the defendants DuIanson
Dart Helen Dart mortgased TO sad Park B. Clark The
following descnb properly wit Situate in the
ship of East Cleveland the County of CuyahOga and
State of Ohio being number eight u the eleventh range Of
townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve and known
as part No 49, ant is bounded follows beginnng
stone at the south west corner of said A. thence
said lot thence north 0 degrees y chains "A links
TO sol in the centre ofh Shaker Road thence north
l degrees west chaia to stone in the centre Of aiG
road, th north 651 degrees east chains 79 links to
the line the sad Clark land heEce south
degree east l3 chs % ks thence south ~ degrees east 10
At the north east corner OF the school lot thece
centre of the Shakerroad thence south AN degrees
chains % links stouen the centre of said road thence
of land owned by Joseph Saght thence west said line
% chains and S links TO the place beginning Also
east corner of lot which is the south west corner OF lot
thence south s degrees chains 90 links to
thence south degree west 80 chains IS links to stone
al the south west corner OF Oliver james thence
south line of SAID lot the centre of the ad II
chaius 81 Inks thence north degree east 20 ohss Il
thence asst on sand A. Dutys oath line Chains 81 link
the south west OF his land thence north
line Of the lot thence il chains and Is links
place Of the whole 70 contain los OlVO acres
s5 SsGSIs hf & m p % 81 5oes ias ~
follows All dated December lst 1856. and payable with
Interest anuay; for $500 payable December ls
December ls 9 one for $500 due June lst 1850 for
$500 due December lt 1890 and for S4s5 due June
lst, 1881
said petition further states that said first described
payable said Clark order and BY him lndors
ed the pantH and that is due and unpaid and that by
said Endorsement said Clark transferred to the plaintiff
said mortgage was left for record in tine Recorders office IN
said county the Sd day Of January 1851 and record
ed Jan 27th 1881 and that the named defendants
have claim to have Interest in or lien sad Dres
The object and prayer Of said petition is for Judgment
against the said DuranSOn Dart for the of $500 with IN
so from the 4h day of Deceaber 1851 $3.50
from the 4h day of December 1855, for the sale OF the
morgaged property to pay said Judgment and for other
proper relief.
aaAa 0UfuTU Gay OF
April 1883.
S. B. F. J. PRENTISS,
faba. Afffv- F,rp d
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D. l. WIEHIMA
I r Pun POT PlhtS Any feblstd123

]. I. PHILP0T. Plf's Att'y. feblstd23
SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a
~ writof ysrdi e1pOnas and plu ia ISSUED from the
Court of Common Pees Of CuyahOga County at the suit Of
James NJ Parker ct al pl1s against Francis R Elliott
al des directed i have levied upon and shall offer
for sale Public Auction at the door OF the Court House
(corner of Seneca and ChamDan Streesl the LIty
Cleveland said County, the 1911 dag Of March, 1859
O'Clock NJ Of said day. the llOwin described au ds
and tenements, TO wit Lying the township OF ROyaton
the County If Cuyahoga, State of Ohio, and bounded
follows beginning at astake IN the certre OF the high
way the south line of Lot No D. and running thence
south SO degrees west II hams 81 links, thence north de-
grees chains 9 links beech tTee north
81 degrees 10 chains so links to the place of begin
ming containing and ninetyone one hundredh acres,
being the land conveyed 10 Rchad Elliott by John
Coates, December Path. 1926 and recorded in sk N.
pages s. SO Of Cuyahogz County Records
AUDraiSed SIS
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The following table the stock This city of the
erSl articles named The made up Saturday
The Chicago Commercial Express says;
.-.-a E--.- .


The accumulation of Flour and Grain in store here contin
bear the small proportion 70 the accumulation OF
last being only bu week, and l459 bu in
frat week Of March 1855 The accumulation Of the last
week is 90 bu in Flour and Wheat and 2OOO bu Corn
and The difference Of -four and wheat in store
eomoared With last continues to augment, having now
reached SIS, ,l86 bu t
Il also says;
having transition break from Winter to Spring
and consequence ali country roads
fon havng snd heavy rains Business any way depend
eut ths facilities Of interior transportation Of course
very sensibly diminished,
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Itisdificplt fancy awkwlrl stitch than this.
his is called 'doubls thread stitch" OF course The
tread which lies Oed curiousy the low SIDE 9i
the cloth add the strength the thread which
passes through and holds The cloth together but simply
fasten the single thread which take the stitch
This also 4 single thread stitch. That the Grover ami
Baker Stitch unraves readily shown by the above cut
But ionld he that when ened tins stitch Is
elastic and Is Or valuable stltch That
very complicated eOutrvaHce is required to take the
Grover Baker Stitch quite apparent Hence It's great
Liability TO get cut of order.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-15

sources Of supply 80 millions 1.-THE deficiency
general in the ratio this estimate there is no doubt basis
for large advance. Prices already In most msrkss are
stated to be % per higher than last spring There Is
prospect too considerable demand from Cincinnati dur
ing the coming season Parties here and in Detroit dur
ing the past week buying for that market For quotations
table.
PROYIsIoNS-Mess Pork is nominal s7 &C. There have
been no sales Orimpoznce Beef inactive and nominal
ssJ in moderate request and light sales ef
fced at suga1-eursd Ice for country Shoulders
sell at Sd9c for choice. Taow is inactive and
nomina l0c for beef Lard has sold ike for prime
Butter very Hgh supply and wanted both for eonsump
ton and shipment Prime qualities have advanced and " R.
roll commands 2923c Poorer qualities in less demand
and orr ay Central sold within lew days ct lie The
range for quality l7 Eggs are in better supply and
Iower-l2c being the extreme figure.
SHORTCOMINGS unchanged Fine sells st 80;
S2,25. and sacks at lOale
sEEDs-There been light demGnd for consumption
and the sales othe week have been generally small lots
the retail trade ClOveris in large suppy-mueh larger than
is indicated by figures being reported
the absence of any speculative demand. with Diff
Guilty worked on at s75 in lots of any amount sale
was reported of % bush forced the market
$3.50 We give range of s5A9ss for large to small lots
with occasional sales in lots of few bus at S65 Timothy
ranges s2a225 bringing the latter in small lots only
sPIRITLHghw have improved and sold the close
2614c. Whisky is selling at 2I926c fOrrsctihed-
| TIE following the quotations for alcohol:
| C per reent.-------------.-- per gal
| S do 90
S do do
These manufacturer rates Manufacturers quotations
burning fluid and csmpheDe Sc for the former and 7O
for the latter.
YEGETABLES-Potatoesa are selling at SOc Quite large
trade in being done by dealers who
supplying the southern part of the where prices
considerably higher than here.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-15

MAKING CONNECTIONS
Az Cleveland with Cleveland and Toledo Cleveland Co
uuibus a CINCINNATI Cleveland and Ere and Cleveland
and PiftSburg Railroads.
At Solo with hacks to haerin Fails, &c
AT bTantua with hacks for RsVennA, sc.
At Braeeviiie with hacks to Newton Falls &c
Al Waneu with hacks to Sharsn Greenfield, MeadEille,
Bloomfield Canfeld sc.
Al Young stOWn with stages for New Castle Poland
Lowell, and Enon VALLEY, aud thence by p. F. W G. R.
4. to Pittsburgh.
f.loz.Ia,a I,sh q 1ssu S'' - AN-A~1A'S SNr =
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d. L WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
By VIM. R. Simmons, ID p.
CHERIFFS SALE-BY VIRTUE

CHERIFFS SALE.-BY VIRTUE
~ execution issued from the Court of Common Pleas
Of CuyahOga Countg the suit Of H. L. and r. L. Whit
man against John Sidual, TO directed have LEVIED
upon and shall sale at Public Auction al the door
OF the Court House of Seneca and Champlain st
the City of Cleveland in said County the 18th day OF
March, 1859 at O'Clock p NJ OF said day, the following
described lands and enemenis to wit Situate in the town.
ship of Brook yn, being number seven IN the thirteenth
range oftownshps in the Connecticut Western Reserve. in
the of Ohio and which also the County of Cuya-
hoga and known part of Lot No 1886 in the Nieyve
plat called in Cleveland, formerly IN the City of oh O.
said lot Is wide being IS feet front on Hicks street
and h2 feet deep, be the same more or less.
Appraised at 500.
d L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff,
per Homer Strong Dep.
R. G HUNT Plf's Att'y. febl2td2z2
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Corning 6 Co 5 Quotations

NEW YORK MARKET-March Il.
IBY TELEGRAPH
FlOur-BIod- active and Sc higher common grades;
sales 1900 bbls at Sa5s0 for super. State; S60d6 50
for Sate S56096 90 for superfne western sos a
Sc so for western; ST. O65 for common to far
ira round hocp Ohio the market closing quiet Canadian
-four quiet sales of $50 bbs at Sc 509T5O for extra.
Rye 4 quiet At S3sO@14 Is
Wheat-Abou lc higher but holders generally refuse 10
sell at less than 2c advance; sales Of 900 bus at 81 10
for sound Chicago spring; Sl35 for Milwaukee cub Sls
al so for winter red WESTERN 81 20 for white Ohio.
Rye-Dull at g GlsOc.
at Sc.
Corn-Betfer sales of 25 900 bus 9&92c for mixed
western; sI(d92c for white and yellow southern
Oats-Duli at 56j7c for State and 6963c for western
and Canadian
whsky-LOwer; sales of 500 bbls &c aud small par
GELS a. 2s&c.
Pork-Dull and heayy sales of 600 bbls SIS a7Is IS
for new mess; Sl76l7s 81 for old mess and Sl325 for
prime
Beef-Eirm sales 20 bbls at ss,5ga7 90 for country
prime: $SOAa9O0 for country S95Qlle 90 for
lacked Chicago mess; SI2f0dll3 for eItTS do.
Prime Mess Baef-FlTm al SlTldg1O
Beef Hams-Seady; sales OF 100 bbls at Sl4SglI50
Bcc0n-QGiet
Cut Meas-Less firm; sales go packages at 696s4c for
shoulceis and sx9s Ac for hams.
Dressed Hogs-Dull at SlGSkc.
Butier-Market quiet at 1li for Ohio and ld27c for
State
Cheese-Active at e(Gl1c
LTd-FHmeri sales of 100 bbls at llH(gl21Sc
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-15

CHERlFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the

GHERlFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
~ cmmInd of writ OF vendI eIponas issued from the
Court of Common Pleas of Lucas County at the suit of
Allen iinckly, plaintiff, against Andrew j. Field and
others. defendants directed, shall offer iOr sale at
Pubc Auction at the door of the Court House. corner of
Seneca and Champan streets in the city of Cleveland IN
Cuyahoga County, on the l2lh day of March, 1853, at
O'Clock NJ Of said the following described lands and
tenemeBts towlt Situate in the City of Cleveland Cuya
hoga County, and which also in the State Of Ohio and
known by of lot s3 in Gle eand village and bounded
as follows commencing on The southery line Of Cham
plain street. 6U feet westerly from its ntersee ion with the
westerly line Of Ontario street at the north west corner
OF land decided by James Clark bert " Stebbins
the 23d day Of April 1882 and running thence westerly with
Champlan street forty fest thence southsry at night an
giles with Chan plain street eighty feet 10 alley thence
forty the south Of land deeGed afore
said said Albert " s1bins, thence nOrherly eighty
feet the place Of beginning. be the more less
Also piece parcel OF land sIuste in the City
of Cleveland which is also the County and State aire
said and known by heng parts Of original lots Lum
elgty-three and tigtyour the plat Of the village of
Cleveland and bounded follows to wit: Beginning
upon s6utharly line of Chalplan street hundred
twenty westerly from OnaIlo rect aud Innning
thence westerly with said sOuthery line Of Champain St
forty feet thence sOuteriy at right angles with plain
eighty alley Tughng parallel with Cham
street. thence eastery vit sad alley forty ieet
thenre norhery eighty feet to the place Of beginning be
the same more or less ~
each. I.-- e-..t - :. :. =.
Hull PRATT. Plf1s Att'ys. fsb9
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AgAnee at these figures. the Shipping List with an
Intelligent ppreenaion Of and consequences enables
understand why begnnngto increase our ship
ments Of specie. I.l atL &
The St Louis Republican says The prospects OF the com
lug spring trade deemed very encouraging indepen-
dent Of the hopes built the emigration to the new
gold region assumed that farmers notfu hand
ed Of all the accounts from the Interior
1t is by notwiths the export de-
mand for produce near Zero the prices in the DO
nestle markets rule high agreed that there will be
comparatively easy money market and want capital at
the liberal which people accustomed to fer
the Os it," l a ..- --... p 90 ID -....
The Louisville CoMmereial Reag says: The indications
ofimprovemen in the trade Of thy Increasing every
hand and we look forward with confidence active and
prosperous spring business"
In Cincinnati the Price Current reports "a full demand for
oneyhe offerings paper the discount houses having
for the most part rather in OF ths supply of cur
rency still market hardly be called stringent and the
indications are favorable TO borrowers"
The 70 lowing table the prices this market for
the three years past of the principal articles of produce