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TWO c653SbA r GREENh A9et,ooeeE;

TWO GOOD TWO-STORY BRICK Housys
Il At ATCrIoN.-On MONDAY, the 10th Instant
snail sell IN front OF the premises, at O'Clock o.
M, good two story Brick Houses and the lots on
whlcn they stand being part of Lot No. S. in square
20 44 The lot fronts 50 feet an alley rear north
q, between 9Th and 9Th streets W, st, ard near 9;
street north The Improvements, which are good
Two story brick houses. obtaining 4 rooms each
desIred. e o' hio' Oe
Terms: SSoo cash balance in 6, u and 10 months.
Tor notes braring interest from DAY of sale deed
given and deed of trust taken.
oc4-d A. GREEN Auct
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AUCTION SALn

by J.. c. MEG UlRE 4 Co, Auctionee,.-
SIuEGpkS AT,,ADCTION.-On MONDAY AZ.
- TEkNOON, October 10th, al s o'coct II
Auctlon Rooms, we shall sell In sums 10 su,t Tue
cent. stock. 1'e'D SIX
s7o Cooperation of Washington semi annual 81,
per cent stock. "a siA
$500 Bank Of the Metropolis stock.
Terms cash in current funds
90 sd ]. c. MCGUIRE & CO. Aucts.
By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON 18th. NEXT
,rtr TO 10 TuS CORNER OF STREET, AT AUcfIoN-
Thu SpAY, the 18th in t., sh. sell, at 4 O'Clock
p IN IN 'front.' Of the premises, two Frame Houses.
and the lots which they stand being north front
OF Lot 3, In Square No. ass. This property fronts
n stlfet west, next to the OF street north
imiWWsdliately opposite the Patent Office.
we ueem ~ unnecessary to offer any comment
!eiauve t9 thls Prope ty IL is well known 10 be-
IN point OF It's business locality one of the most de-
'S9e ano valuable pieces of property now for sale
roo ws ,avs Any person wishing to make
Terms OTethird cash; balance m s. 70 and 10
non,ps' tne purcha er OF purchasers TO give notes
LOT We qelerred payments bearing interest from
Title Indisputable. VI ''us' S'Ae''
w ECU A GREEN. Anct
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OPINIONS OF rHR LONDON
pnRGa

ave recommend our correspondent % trv Mons
Soyer's new Sapce, entitled the 'Sultana's Sauce
~ hs made AFTER The Turkish recipe; its favor ex
cellent, and II affords considerable aid in csses Of
slow and weak digestlon,-Tas Lasosf.
the Sultana's Sance Is sayory, piquant, and spi
worthy ofthe delicate taste of Sultsns the genius
eliminating public."-Obse-oer
r ooncentrston Of al the pic uant resources of
Gas tiullster of the ap petite this Sauee st.ha.
alone. IL 10 a most valuable adjunct To Fish Flesf
ble.r-Atlds = '--N~
..rhe sultsns Sauce is a most deIioious rs.tp-
Morn. CAyoxicIe.
sole Agents for the United states-GARDNeR
SibftyXEhttHNs; yrHs fnlton street, New York; and
The Sgltana Sauce can be had i'm w .shin,tor
S %I Y n FRaPfE ~ % s9< Pa syS sHEKETLG
or Pa - az "; and 10Th St; and other Grooers
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS

REVOLUTION supplementary to a resolution en-
entitled a resolution in relation to the water
distribution" approved August 10, 1859
80 hesotred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board of
Common Council Of the Corporations of Georgsto,cn,
That whenever the flow Of water shall have been
one using 1t, the cost of stopping and restoring
shall be chargeable to the owner of the premises
from which it was stopped, and must be paid be-
fore II Will be restored anything in the third Sec
ton OF the resolution to which this is supple
mentary that may be deemed Inconsistent herewith
Notwithstanding. lApproved Sept 81, 1859.
RESOLUTION In relation to the redemption of
Water stock.
ResOlred by the Board of Aldermen and Boa,d NJ
Common Council Of the Corporation of Georgetown.
mat the Clerk be, and he is hereby authorized to
redeem from timeJtO time, much Of the Water
stock as the cash to the credit of the alter fund
In the opinion of the Water Board will Justify.
Approved Sept. a. 1859.
A RESOLUTION in relation to the Alanthus tree
heSOfred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board of
common Council Of the Corporation Of Georgeto,cn
That the Mayor is hereby authorized to save from
destruction such Aanthus trees which are within
enclosures, as he shall be satisfied are not ofen-
siVe. lApProved Sept 81, 1859.
RESOLUTION in favor of John T. Donaldson.
heSoIrsd by the Board Of Aldermen and Board of
Common Council Of the Corporation of Gsorgeto,cn
That the sum of seven dollars and forty cents
be, and the same is hereby, appropriated to be
paid by the Clerk to the order of John T. Donald
son, for repairs on Market House Bridge east side
and that the Clerk charge the same to the Chesa-
Peake and Ohio Canal Company
Approved Sept. 81, 1850
A RFSorurIo~ I'm T.vor ~ T. p;,, -,
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Weddings AT BEowN's.-L.ast night, the BIZ,
Paricf at Browns Hotel was occupied by a larye
Company Of ladies and gentlemen who had a..ei,-
oled TO witness the nuptiss of two couples The
ceremony was aner the form of the Methodist
The happy pairs were b. r. Jones and Miss IL
nha Tally, and John Hansford and Miss SaIlj-
Terrell, all Of Virginia
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By ]. c. MciIIIRE CO Ane.,o...--

= .'oo yin 70 &c CO HuctOneers
Ih1SSTEE'S SA LIE OF TWO SMALL BRICK
1 HOUSES AND LoTs on AZ sTRKTr RETYHyN
S.sSIhph VENUE AND SOUTH r srREEr-tln
S,h,IuhDAf AFTERNOON. October LIST az S
Sated march TO- 1884, and du recorded in Liber J. A.
q, loios lib, ll9 and 10, one of the and rec
y M d. In Todd,s subdivision of Ssuars No sS7.
WUntians each 81 feet on "a street west, between
S ieet 10 inches to public alley to gether with the
Improvement, consisting Of two well built two
st3 sop DICK 6Ouses. with back building covered
VIII TN and slate, and containing SIX rooms each
- Terms One fourth cash the residue in g. ~ and
on vi, Premises. N. CALIsAN. Trustee.
seH-eo6ds j. c. MEG UIRE CO, Aucts.
IL tn E ABOVE SALE Is UNAVOIDARI,y
postponed until WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
October 5th, same hour and place.
". CAELAN, Trustee
oc I'D ]. G. MCGUIRE CO. AnctJr.
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FUTURE DAYS.

By WALL BARNARD. AuctIoneers.
ElFE SUPERIOR WORK MULES AND A
Il PAIR OF CARNAGE HoRsEs AT AucTToN-On
SATURDAY MORNING, eth inst, at 10 O'Clock.
we VIII sell, IN front of the Aucuon Rooms five
large size and very superior work Mules.
Also,
a pair oil black bob tai! CaI risge Horses. These
Horses are young sound, gentle and fast and offer
an opportunity of obtaining an excellent pair for
sale positive, as the owner is leaving the District
Ierms; 90 and 80 days for approved endorsed
notes bearing interest.
oe4-d WALL & BARNARD. Annts.
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A RESOLUTION in favcr of E. PickrelI & Co
Resotred by the Board of Aldermen and Boa,d of
Common Council Of the Corporation of Geoygetotcn.
That the sum of thirteen dollars and twenty four
be paid by the Clerk to the order of + Pickreli 4
Co, and that the Clerk charge the same to the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company.
Approved Sept "A, 1889
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SOfER'S SULTANA SAUCE,
~ For hoT OR COLD DIsHEs OF ALL KINDS.
This most delicious and aPPetislnE Sauce vas m !.
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nB ~ y s9 q HSG y 4 CO., Auc.leneer.:

BY j MsGU IRE 4 CO, Auctioneers.
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE
NHoonJJ ahuctIosaOn THURSDAY AFTER
ing 81 feet 5s street west near the corner Of
a two story Brick Dwelling House, ccntsining We
rooms. The houss is well suited for a small fsmiIy.
anu rs IN every respect well arranged. The loca-
view OF the Potomac river and the surrounding
scenery. Title indisputable.
Terms: One third cash the residue in 4, 8 and u
onths, with interest secured by deed in trust on
Sc sd &c. MCGUIRE q CO., Aucts.
MARSHAL's SALE.-in virtue Of two wr,ts of
aVl herr facIas issued from the Clerks Office OF
the county Of Washington and TO me directed.
yi expose to PUBLIC sale, for cash, in front Of the
the 18th day Of October next la5s at u O'clock m
all drfendants right title, claim ana interest aud
TO Lot No. a square No. ess, in the city of wash
Improvements thereon, seized and levied upon as
the property Of Thos Barrett, and will be sold 10
sat Judicials Nos. IS and us. 70 Mag term. isse,
AZ nyor Of GssIge and Thos- Parker 4 Co. and
- w, sELDEN Marsh.
sc 0-ts- for the District Of Columbia.
sMARsHAL's sALE.-In virtue of viii of
c,ea ns5 aaea ~ $50 rSp the CleI ONCE
County OF wsshlnston, and 70 me directed, viii
a Of oo Ct ss'd soTnt
following described property, to Wit: an defend
sETs r,sh, title caa and Interest in and 70 Sub
%ssSinsso S sss"sS: Me- ~. !. y: S,,y
as the property OF R ebert NJ HARMON, and w1ii be
i iSs 70 sssisf }sdo,sl, No: "a 70 October term,
~S-a Gi for &; b baSf q tO f1asi
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oc sd J. C MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts.

M A, is. SALE;1ln virtue ofa writ of fier
acias Issued from the Clerks once OF the Cir
cunt Court of the District of Columbia for the conn
" Oh w ashInston and 70 me directed, will ex pose
e. puonc sale Tor cash, at wcbher's livery stable
NAVY Yard, opposite the Anacosta engine house
200 on re esua,, the 18th day Of October instant
IHe,at 10 clock a. IN, the following goods and
chsttsls, 70 wit: Gray and Bay Horses, I WAGON
az ar ana sets Of Harness AMI levied upon
De sold 70 satisfy Jndcsls No rs TO October term
l. %, In favor of Fitzhugh Coyle. ~
s,. w. SELDEN,
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

BY A. GREEN Auctioneer
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
oIhk NORTHERN LIBERTIES AT AUITIoN.-On
MONDAY the 10th instant, shall sell, in front Of
me premises, at o'clock p. M, parts Of Lots Nos
zanu D. In square No. Az fronting 50 feet on sth
street west, and running hack 100 feet along the line
OF u street north. with the improvements, which
bic in the rear. '' VIZ" s'o
Inc attention of persons wishing to purchase
property IN this section of the city is called To TIE
apoye sale, as the sale will be positive.
III ~ One third cash; the balance 6. -. 10,
do q nohtns, for notes bearing interest, secured
oy deed OF trust upon the premises.
Oc sd A. GREEN Auct
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vented BY the renowned
!. Soyer," on his return
from the Crimea, and since
his decease il manufsctur
Cd by CROssK a. BLACK
WELL, London, from the
orIgIna recipe. The man
ufacturers simply ask for ID
o trlas, convinced that il
must add tn the already
argc consumption, and
that u viii prove itself I'M
90 ualled, either as = stimu-
LIANT 70 the appetite or an
aid to digestion.
OPINIONS OF rHR LONDON
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LIBEL-Yesterday. Messrs. William Sauter and
George Glorious were arrested by Officer Parham,
on awarrsnt charging them with the uttering NJ a
libel on G. j. Uhiman They appeared before
Justice Dom. and gave bail In the sum OF sSIS
sseh Tor thelr appearance at the Criminal Court
ms ease grew out Of publications made in refer.
ence 70 the naneial ana OF the Columbia BniId.
Ing Association, few weeks ago DU'''''
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AUCIIOI NLR
THIS AFTERNOON To-MoRRoI


BY r. BOWLING; GEORGETOWN.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FOREIGN AND DO
~ - sEsTIc DRY Goops.-0n TUESDAY MORN
trhNu. ~ 10 O'Clock, 1 will commence runnlnG of
r. R;S sntire stock OF Dry Goods at store No 10e
10 ~ street Georgetown; and shall sell from day
especially invited 10 attend UeS -~es -
oc4st. AUGUST H. FUCHSEL, Trustee.
II. BOWLING, Auct.
BY J: e. MCGUIRE IN .,.,,.---
- AND Tools nls 81 f.. MACalNERY, SHEDS.
IiSN..0n WEDNESDAY hFprEfrp rr11ihnLic aye
shall .e1I ,Ss ssoolock, at the auction rooms. we
on the Canal opeositaS tiek Mandatory, situated
The steam Ens 81 n'i msn. comprising
fixtures Barr9Ss a, d Tools. &c. Nheos'
Iogsther with the Patent Rsht for an, D,..-:..
the making Of pressed bricl 0' '"e pistrict Tor
arc ne uyIoie machine And engine of these work,
ssle will afford rare opportunity for mot snS me
TAG eous Investment to any 10 entsr
Terms Fern &c, which will be liberal, made known
oc4 I'D J. G. McGJrIRr L. Cn g.
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BURGLARY.-The drug store of Matthews &
Simms, on Pennsylvania avenue, between Sec
ond and Third streets, was entered on Monday
nlght, ana robbed Of the contents Of the drawer,
amounting to forty dollars
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GYMNASTICS are invaluable in their wav. but too
fine point may be put upon them. Thus at Chi.
cago the other day, man who was engaged n
jumping, lifting and throwing, Injured himself
Internally so severely that he shortly expired in
great agony. -
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NV. 6 Cn MhcGgIsEs co; Auctlop-er.:

NEW AND HANDSOMELY FINISHED
: IHREE STORY BRICK DWELLING HousE AND
LOT FOR SALE-On MONDAY AFTERNOON,
sell new three story brick Dwelling House, with
DICK ouldlng; the lot fronting q feet inches on r
street north, between ID and Sd streets west RIM
ming back liz feet to an alley.
me Rouse 10 handsome three story brick with
uIIok Dack buildings, containing saloon parlor ten
ICONS and bath room, with water aud gas pipes
nroushout marble mantels, and finished in the best
Persons an wasn't Of a desirable and conveniently
aIanseu awelIing, IN an unexcepiIonable location,
snouId attend TINS sale, which will be made with
out reserve. Title unquestionable '''
- Iefms; One fourth cash; the residue IN s. I2and
10 months with interest, SECURED by deed i'm tn 81
&C Sd l. e McGTTIRE q IN A..
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

SEVERAL FURNISHED ROOMS For Rem,
~ on 18th street, NO. Asa , between L and F,
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CRICKET CLUBs.-Reports are daily reaching us
from the Northern cities and foreign shores of the
successful revival Of the time honored and health
ful exercise of cricket and we notice the advent
OF SIMILAR organizations in this city For some
weeks past we have observed a number of vouno
way on the 'common'' beyond the brick kiln on
Fourteenth street near the northern boundary
but II was notgntil last evening that the particii
pants met for the purpose Of organizing them
selves, when they selected the following Officers.
President, Walter Camp; Secretary, T. n. Brown:
Treasurer, q. L. Bentley.
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t'OR RENT-In the LIST Ward. two PARIORs
~ win chambers attached, neatly, furnished and
Other rooms and BOARD can be had if desired.
fof paIuculars call at the premises, corner Pa.
enue and Nth street-entrance on 2hth street The
dsh able store Room ats ched Is also for rent Ia
rs one OF the best business locations the Ward.
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MR. MAErIN-It was stated yesterday by city
paper that Mr. Martin had died Of the wounds in
hieted upon him by Adam Grinder Upon in
curry OF those supposed 10 be best Informed rela
we 70 DIS condition, we learned this morning
tss he was rather better last night, and that the
indications were favorable though the time ~
ascertain whether or not death viii ensue has not
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Tor PENTHOUSE No. 400 north aide ~
Massachusetts avenue near 5th street, liz has
rooms, collar, gas and water.
JNO. T.. KENDALL.
Sc iZ-u ~ street, near CITY Hall
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WATCH RETURNS John Lawrence, col, dis.
orderly; workhouse go days. Elizabeth Webster
DRINK and disorderly; do. Lew Raymond, do !
fine and costs, - Is. John Murphy, Alice Muir.
ply, Pat Green, Catharne Roach Peter Kelly and
Ellen Dougherty, do; workhopse 60 DAYS each
Danl White, drunk; fine and costs, 81 Is. Five
dodgers were accommodated
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-18


STREETS, SEWERS, &c.-There are but few
Improvements in large cities that demand greater
attention than the various alleys streets and prn-
cipal thoroughfares, and under the most judicious
and economical arrangements that have ever been
devised by municipal authorities, enormous sums
Of money must be annually expended in keeping
the streets in passable condition for the accommo-
dation of the countless number of vehicles and pc
destrians that are daily passing in the princi-
pal streets Of all cities We are much pleased to
the solid stone paving that protects the surface
Of many streets in this town, but fear there are
sinister motives existing that materially retard the
immediate improvement Of numerous others that
are equally deserving of gravel, plank, or stone
paving. For instance that slough of despond be.
tween the Vineyard street canal bridge and Center
street, over which hundreds of thousands OF teams
constantly pass. Yet the taxpayers have to pay
for the exalted privilege of passing through this
intolerable mud hole. Merwin street, west Of Cen
ter is in similar state during the wet season. and
our present Council will not even allow the indi-
viduals who own property sh1itiHg thereon the
qualification of improving it in substantial man
on the west side are in ptiable plight in wet
sons, but not one word or suggestion offered by
our Council in extenuation of their bad condition.
Look at Canal street in muddy time, We penny
wise and pound foolish guardians of the public in
terests of city and stop your private sectional
contentious and commence to legisate for this
whole community. Long street either ought to be
closed or mt in 0ood ordor and the sioht of fhe
streets extending round the Park is enough to put
the City Fathers to shame, and make them forever
hide their diminished heads. The discussions Of
our learned Council last Tuesday evening in refer
ence to the passage of ordinances for the improve
ment Of Streets proved, as usual, but an abortiye
attempt to secura or accomplish any particular
benefit Columbus street is in the same wretched
condition, and, like others, will remain until we
elect Council that have not so many axes to
grind The establishment of the sewer, grade, and
general improvement of Case avenue and streets
adjoining in that vicinity, ought to havebeen done
long ago. as a view of the laud and stagnant water
thereon would convince any disinterested person
and thus prevent much disease and sickness. In
our humble estimation, If would be good policy &c
establish the grade of the west end Of Water street
and Lighthouse hill This would afford an op-
portunty for draining the south end of Lake street
| St. Clair street should also come in for share q
repairing at least The planking on Superior
street certainly requires some attention. But We
pause to hear a report from the Committee OF
Streets before writing more on this important sub
ject. TAXPAYER
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RUNAwAY.-A gray horse came tearing down
the side walk Bank street yesterday, with apair
of thills attached. The last We heard Of the ami
NAL he was making his way up Lake street in the
direction Of the country, as fast as his legs could
carry him We did not hear ofhis doing any dam
age in his wild career. A gentleman, probably
politician, escaped being run over by his dexterity
at lodging.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-18

REMOVAL OF OLD BUILDINGs.-Parto of that an
cient frame structure at the junction Of River and
Bath street. has been rolled of to some distant To-
cality, and we hope soon to chronicle the removal
Of the balance from such central business tho
roughfare It will prove of great convenience to
the Railroad freight depot in that neighborhood.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-18

For PIXIES PEAK.-The Forest city and Pixies
Peak company, consisting of the following mem
bers, left town last evening per steamer May Queen
en- route for the gold regions; Messrs. A. G..
Hicks, Hagerlin, Louis Smithnight and brother
Buck, Gerlack, Wilcott, Geo. and the wide world
renowned John Smith, Steiber, Albers, COupland,
Williams, Coe and Buchanan. They are men of
the right stamp to succeed. All were fully equip
ed and prepered for experiencing the numerous
privatons incident to the lot OF gold seekers in the
new El Dorado. The commander-in chief, A. G..
Hicks, Esq, is a man of much general information,
being an old traveller he is eminenty qualified to
direct an enterprise of this description. They had
intended to start Thursday, but the boat did not
arrive
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PERRY MoNUMEzT.-We the undersio- z.,.
duly appointed Select c".omit,ss bT ,bs Civ
Council Of Cleveland to procure subscriptions, and
contract for the erection Of Monument to Com
modors Perry, the Hero of Lake Erie, to be plac-
ed in the public PareOf the city and surmOunted
with life-size Statue of the Commodore, cut true
to life, in marble, and to be completed and ready
for inauguration on the 10th of September, 1860.
In pursuance of their authority the Committee
have contracted with 7. JONES & SoSs, of Cleve>
land. to erect the monument in accordance with
the design Autographed and published, and for
the sum of Six Thousand dollars. The eOntrac>
tors have given bond in the sum Of Five Thou
sand Dollars, for the faithful performance of their
contract, L- l assoc O.,
1t is confidently hoped and believed that the
contract price sgreed to be paid, can be raised
without serious difficulty or delay by voluntary
subscriptions and donations from our fellow cit.
zens. 1t is only in this way that the cost of the
monument can be provided for.
We therefore appeal to the generosity and pa
triotism of our fellow citizens, to aid in the
bls enterprise of erecting monument worthy to
oommemorsteth the name and heroic services of Per
~ and which shall be creditable to the citizens of
Cleveland.
T. Josrs L Soxs are authorized to received sub
scr;utioha and donations for the monument, and
ne cheerfully commend them as reliable men and
worthy Of public confidence.
HARVEY RICE,
]. KIRKPATRICK,
o. NJ. ovIATT,
G. D. WILLIAMS,
JIM. COFFINBERRY.
NJ 10 1eSo-RR
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sENrENcsD.-CharIes Clancy, who was con-
victed of selling liquor contrary to law, at the
late term of Court, was sentenced to pay fine
of $50, 90 and costs, and to imprisonment ten
Edward Carney was fined $4,000 and i'm
prisoned ten days, for the same Ofence.--Etyr'G
Dem.
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Acc1pRNT.-We are informed that Mr.. d Mrs.
James King, of Kinsman, were thrown from q
carriage, on Saturday, and seriously injured
Hr. King having leg, and Mrs. King, an arm
broken-WarTea Ckr0R.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-18

r. The propeller Potomac. of the American
Transportation Line, left yesterday evening for
Buffalo, with some $50 tons freight. The first
clearance fort that port this season.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-18

REPoRTRR-The National Bank Note and Com
mercial Reporter, published simultaneously in thii
city and Pittsburgh, is out for March.