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Fair but solicit attention so much to these as to
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HIGH PRICE AND Low PRICE
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u Tn Home Sewing Machine dess not require Ma
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Now compare the Stitches ofthe different Machines:
THE WHEELER & WILSON, OR SINGER STITCH
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GHERTFP & SPECIAL MASTERS

NHERIFF- @ DFhCIhI VI dDIE N .
SALEPursuant TO the command Of an order OF sale
issued from Of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga COM
w. tao o. Charles Setson asnnst G. X Vaughn e.
al 10 me directed shall offer for sale at Public Auction,
at the Court HouseCcorner of Seneca and Cham
main treetsl in City of Cleveland said COUNT,
he 4tI ayef March Is59 O'Clock p NJ Of said day,
ing described lands and tenements, 10 W.T. Situate
range townships the Come Western Reserve IN
b State Of Ohio and ch also in the County Of Guy
sbo and i Known by being three 90 in Olmsesd
tynshiD and is bounded follows: commencing at the
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n 10 Horace Van Norman by o p smith, and east by lsu
frerlV oyynsd by Melancton Barnett Containing slo0
acres nd be hs same more OF less out subject TO all
legal highways" s... - .f.
Appraised at $50. : ,....
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IL IS dheuh to fancy awkward stitch than this
Thls II called double thread STITCH. OF course The
threaa which hes eoed cuTiOusly the lover side OF
the cloth does net odd TO he strength Of the thread
through and holds the cloth together Simply
serves to fasen the thread which take the stitch
This also. Is single thread stitch Tbat the Grover
Baker S ch uprayels readily shown by The above cut
But It Ond be satel TINT when fastened tins stitch
elastic aud Is tOr many pupqsPs valuable stitch. That
very complicated cOntrivauce required 70 take the
Grover Bas Stitch IS quite apparent Hence IFS great
liability 70 get out OF order
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THE GRovRR s BAKER STITCH.

1t should be said that in some fabrics th, stich locks il
the middle but in that the liability break the
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PLAIN An y oRNA1TENTAL PRINTING

PLAIN An D ORNAMENTAL PhlN14NG.
~ Piau and Ornamental Printing OF every deScTlp1lv
1ns Al the Printing Establishment the Leader once u
ne latest improved aud most raplL steam presses
est stvs notice, aud al reasonable rates Par
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BRUSH W1NUFlC F015V-

<ANCEAOAOa4s
THE CLEVELAND BRUSH co
a "A ars u a ,1perati9a and prepared to m Orses
TINS Company employ the elder boys of the Indus,a
- Faetoy No 81 Chzmplain street, nsrt 70 Indr,s,,t
ScnooL Ofhce South Side Public SQual q in neisns.
Fioeds, d.,,ss sseSna ss nooT. l. C. PENDLETON.
Manager
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
l LAKE STREET NEAR BANK-Large two story
House and Lot with Barn House well finished, with
Ter gas SC. To exchange for farm-S6OOo,
NEWBURGH ROAD mile rom the eity-FIve acres
of land u exchange for small House and LOt-S700.
MISSOURI LANDS-Well seiected, al g 50 10 So per
exchange for stock OF so0ds good Piano or parOr
furniture.
BOLIVAR ST. NEAR Prospective story House
and LO also two small houses; to Tor tarm near
the city S30J0.
FARM Of 60 acres 40 miles by railroad from the city,
and depot and village TO exchange tor cy property
FOURTEEN ACRES-0n The Detroit Plank Ro1u, five
miles from the city. small house, good barn, ami some
fruit; exchange for farm or CITY Operry-S25u0
SOME CHOICE LANDS near Dubuque Iowa, \ some
good property IN this CITY centrally loc tied, with some
cash; 10 exchange for large and frst-rate farm.
ONE ACRE OF land, with house. barn and rt, 10 miles
by plank ro.d from Buffalo n. 10 exchange for proper
ty in ear this citv-SlGO0.
WOOD LAND-72 acres one mile from the Euclid De-
pot; exchane for House and Lot l. the ciyS20 per
acre.
TWENTY-THREE ACRES-S1s miles from the city by
Euclid Plank Road, small house, good barn oIchaId
and frstTate sandy soil-S2500
= ROUSE JENNINGS
Real Estate n Insurances Agents.
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General Notifes.
s5 Reward

REAL ESTATE REGISTRY.
MO. g. OVER II. K. REYNOLDS
In Hardware store J. D. FISHER viii rent houses
all plrties who desire, and all to
him will be advert for the low prce OF TWENTY-FIVE
cHr'Fs. ian22R6
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ai TO CIGAR MANUFACTURERS
g 000 lbs PRIME SERD LEAF
.OsOOO TOBACCO, this day received ~ d fer sals
by febI W MELHTNCH
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Co-Partnership Notice.

70 = u VII Ut IVI11S'
GEORGE o. BASLINGTON is q
" Partner in cur House a d sfter this date.
February 1 lss9. H D. KENDALL s co.
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NRfIfR.

lTNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the
Il Stockholders in the ST. Clair Street Pank Road Co.
for the election Of Directors Will Be bed ihs Of
hco OF L PRENIlSS IN the City Of the llth
jani3is0dsls = L PRENTISs, Pres
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-27
Academy Of Dissatisfaction for Injun stfosa
on Musical Notes.
SUPREME COURy-CuAMBERs.


ocx 26.-Jdcc6 GcscAe and Henry D. Palmr ". INpas
JaootsoA~ ad Duacan Sherman, de-A motion for per-
petca injunction restraining the defendants Duncan ser
man, &C. from negotiating disposlng Of two promls.
sorry notes fer 81 600 eacb made by osche and endorsed
by Palmer The plaintiffs allege that In tho m osth OF
July last the defendant Jaoobsohn called upon them and
represented 70 them that no authorized BY Bernard
uman 70 receive Of them two notes Of 81 each which
notes were due Mr. Gilman from the plaintiffs for tho ssl
TO the plaintiffs from Gilman Of the right 70 them 70 seu
liorctos OF tho operas In tho Academy OF Music in
this and other cties that upon tho strength Of theso
representations the plaintiffs delivered 10 Jacobsohn the
notes ID question, and that Jacobeohn theroupon falsely
ayproprMtea the notes 70 his own use, and deposited
TEEN win me other defendants, Duncan, Sherman, DC >
Indebtedness Of jacohe0hn. The plant,fs acge THAI
cee eprssentohs 81 Jacobsohn fae and untrue,
ana tnat unman never authorized him to do co. Mr. Ed
mon sAnkman, Tor TIE plaintiffs read volumnoas amds
we support u hrs motion Mr. Iarocq,c, Tor defend
ceedcd with h argument which WA not 0uIshed at tho
rising Of Tho Court Mr.. Is to conclude this morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-27

Mss DesA Bacon, who startled the world few years
snce with the theory that Shakespeare myth, and
HIS PLAYS The work u other hands-dIsd In tho Insne
Asylum At Hartford few days AFRO.
TIE War Department has received Intelligence OF tho
death Of First Lieutenant ANDREW j. DovMsos corps az
Engnters nj Memphis, Tenn October 90 1882 and also
Of the death a Frs, Lieutenant OWEN f. SoLoMos, First
Artillery, Of Fort Dreme Ncbrasa, SolAembsr 81 1850
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ANALYSIS or TIN BOWLING.
An. ENnynaA Kl<,~n

Manager Of the Eleven and wickc<keepof, T. Lookyor
Manager Of the Twenty two and wiSketkeepor, James
HiRham.
The Eeven subsequently, Joined in gamc Of base bah
with the members OF the Live Oak Lone Star and flour
City Cube, divided Lockyer and Iilywhne choss tAs
sidea and tho game minated In favor Of the atters
side, making II 70 Iockyer's 7. The English PLAYERS
evinse great skill batting, fielding and throwing but
very deficient In knowledge Of the minor yet lpor
tant details q tho game. Az catcher, Lockyer was
exceedingly brilliant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-27
Jersey city News.

Military vRrIras Tho Passaic Light Guard, Cnpasn
W. J Fclser, Of Passac, j. numbering forty musxoN,
passed through this city yesterday morning, on snew
To writ rermoot, New York They attracted con Ivy
rabl0 attention by their martial bearing and .ooa
pllne, and reflect much credit on the New jerry u"S
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enclosure without demanding the repay ment Of any por
ton the money The members Of the CopoTtou also
subscribed individually most handsomely towards tho
necessary expenses incurred in securing the services Of
the English crcketere. To Aessrs. Hall, Walker ana
Flynn The active managers Il the undertaking, the high
est credit must awarded for the beraty and perfection
Of the arrangements. Their tho comfort
Of the press tho efficient discharge Of their duties,
well rs Of the players and vsers generally ente them
to this public acknowledgment 1t to be deeply regretted
that 20 far as tho match has proceeded, the receipts
taken for ADMISSION TO the ground VIII DO for from sum
oent deffay the expenses incurred As we have before
stated this unforeseen Is DO attributed solely
unfavorable weather experienced. an excellent band
Of music was ON tbs ground and played during tho day
AZ short srvals.
Hay ward aud Carpenter both "not OUT whom "tin,o"
called Friday, resumed their positions tho
wsckets opposed TO Hais and Seniors bowling Those
two men. who confessedy the finest basmcn Of the
Eleven and who almost invariably make largo scores,
commenced in manner which plainly evnced that thoro
would be the greatest trouble separating them. Hay
ward single on HALLS arst over, and Carpenter
a splendid cut for -four of Seniors. Tho leo thus
broken runs were obtained In quick succession, and
balls Of Hollis and the well pitched ones OF Senior being
alike deded. II not until Carpenter had made 49, by
cut for four 2s and half dozen single runs, that no
timely caught by Hines OF seniors three wickets fallen
for So Grundy took his vacant place and With Hay
where they stationed After scoring g. all got BY
good play and singles Grundy dissolved partnership with
mctss Of T PeSsrnss M hand bowling, who had COMO
ffois end, had CroesIey a. Ssnors Ino cello
bratsd wicket keeper Lockyep now made as apperaaSe
as before and Harry Wright took the ball from Pickering
Il was only when Eaywa had exactly conplctod his
hall hundred that he got rid on being well caught by
Uo,s OF Croesey's bowling His large comprised
Ave splendid cuts and lengths for each three 49, six
2a and the balance in singles Fur wokets hat fallen
ond 100 runs DIVER next faced Lockyor bu, thu
latter after making ~ by brilliant ha,ing gave Hollis
tJnrry Wrwht's bowling; wickets FOR l23 John IJy
white, who next, began with magnificent hog hit
for 4, the ball striking the exterior pavags he next
over Harry Wright gave him shprterp' and he retired
without increasing tho number he ha1 already made
w'ckee LAG, julius ceasar lest pyvf nscT 10 had placed
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NETWORK, THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1889

THE AR IN 4 l. Y
A VERY CLEAR AccoUNT OF THE COUNTRIES
WHICH ARE NOW
THE TBEATER OF WAR, -
furnished IN Book fravel. to be published FRIDAY
SHELDON l. COMPANY
SUMMER FL & T L r T. s,
FaUM COPENHAGEN TO VENICE
By nE>EY N. FIELD.
! vol, l2uo ST.
The writer hes b~ep rwic- over IN. E,und.
He IN Milan in s4s. the War raging between
CLsrl-s Albert sDn RAdetzky.
And sssn during tie st SUMNER he span eyersl weeks IN
Vsso+, l. n hardy and Sardinia .
IN yss-, b. d-.cTites the position Of The Austrian For
sbd Armies;
TIE Csu p@isD Of 1919;
And he Probable Tsctc. which viii Be pursued In the Present
Wa
The OS EkTHROW of Charles Albrr-. and
The bu uCCEssIOS OF VICTOR EMMANUEL, who s So~
THE HOPE OF ITALY.
This hmm der rryiew
TIE Chsset-r Of the u dmon,s.e soeisrs ther sa.niry u
WAR OF LIBERTY.
Thee des tn If obsIv aiOns The spot and OF ee
with the p-oph viii be Of special interest a. 'he
present moment
For BY all Booksellers. BY mail prepaid receipt Of
One Dollar.
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60 Uhom it map Concern.

OYucE oT rHE CLERx OF AsasAa,l
NEw CRY Hall, P,ss, May 1850
A RREARS Ot TAXES.-Public notice 10 here
N by given that puuusn, law and under tn. direction 4
the Controller II Ls City of N.wYork the ad~rsed VIII
las the advertise BE- pr.psred prcecd 10 ed
Sal. Lands and rsBenes situate In he City and
upon which the Taxes II tho 1852 S9
and 5i respectively remain unpaid.
Tax Payers iD for those requested mahe
payment AID thereby additional expense
JOSEPH e. PINCKNEY, Clerk of AnsarsL
METROPOLI1AN POLlCE.-A HORSE and
Vb GAIT tshen ion thieves w BE- soh st PoAe Al ou,
IL olsined THURSDAY, 18th ipst at " o'clooh ~
The .tsbl. of Thomas III DDhs, No. l9i M.rcer.t.
BY order &. J. WARREN, Property Clerh
A. II. SroUTsNBERG, Auctioneef.
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lust PUBLISHED.
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And ho-e who ala as ~ shed now laugh the u.or.

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CRY OF NEw-YoRK, DEPARrMESr % FmlHcz,
CosrRoLLgss Oysicg, Aprl "a, i8os. J
II OMNERS of REAL EH,cATE-


NOTICE ~ OWNERS of REAL ESTATE
~ Numerous applications having been mad. this D-par-
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for opening the Central Park aud sundry and
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furnishing GOODS.

COOKING by GAS-Tbe cbespsst .od best
~ FUEL for Summer use-rnc American Gss Cookiox and
Heating Company San1 Ranges Steak Bers Iron Hs.t-
es Tar. and Laundry a.o Gas Einss AL .sss r
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certain Sole Agents for the United Stss z,
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TN Ware, No. I3 Pssrlst, N. Y.
GUNNER STOVES, Cooking Stvves, Rsfrigers-
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LATEST AND BEST
AUSTRIA AND COUNT bUOL;
NAPOLEON Ill # Fraurs
COUNT CAvOUR 4 Sardinia; -
BERLIN AND PRUSSiAS STATESMEN
THE ALPS: THE ADRlATICi
THE BRITISH EMPIRE
AMERlCA-Iis Resources aud C3pSolhiies
VIII be fund in
APPLET0NS -
NEW AMERICAN CYCLOPKDiA.
ID. APPLETON l. Co, Publi.h-rs
Nos SO and SE Broedvsy
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NEW PARIS DRESS GOODS
IN JAMES GRAY Co have uow open superb assoft-
mept Of NEW PARIS GOODS, COMPRISING:
SILKS AND SILK ROBES,
GRENADINES BAREGES, ORGANDlES, BAREGE
ANULAlS aud PINEAPPLE TISSUE .
Co sPvcisl 20 the,T Toekof
REAL LACES and FRENCH EMBROlDERlES.
BLACK LACE POINTS and MANriLLAS
POINT LACES snd FRENCH EMBRO tDERlES
BLACK LACE POINTS and MAN1ILLAS.
POINT LACE SHAWLS aud SCARFS
Walls CAPES, BARBES COlfFtRES, BERrHAS
COLLARS SETS, BANDKERCHlEFs, FLOUNCINGS
BLACK THREAD LACE, by the yard all widths.
POINT LACE, from 100 TO S2D yard.
VALENClENNES LACE, from 4 o. the finest made
GIANTS JOUElN
No. 7s9 Broadway, cor. Waveriey place.
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60 '6portsmen.

II. CROOK. No. 80 FultOn-st, Manufacture
~ And Iupo-trr of FISHING TACKLE In al is vsfsst
Cutlery Po~oer ana Shot Nets seines and Fykes, ke he
pairing done AZ sbor- notice
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Commencement Of Volume XIX.
III p f RS
IL NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE for JUNE.
CONTENTS:
ARTISTS EXCURSION OVER THE BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROAD Illu.trated by Pore Crayon.
illustrated by Twenty-Five EDsraviDss
SONNET BY Park BENJAMIN.
MORGAN The RUCANEER-
Illustrated by Twelve EDTrsyipgs.
TIE RED RIVER TRAIL. (Consluded.l
lllusrs;ed BY Twelve Engrayings
JEsSIEs COURTSuIP.
THE LADY WITH THE BALMORAL.
WAITING; BY Louise Chandler Mouton
wwILLLIraaMa Lraa,Irr PIT ,,B,},L B, Lord Macsalsy.
THE VIRGINIANS. By w. NJ Tbackersy.
fLLUsTRATIOSs: Master Niles WaTiDston-A Great Lady
UT Head Ppces.
LXXll In wnch my Lady the Top Of The Lad
CH.p1,R LxxIII. We keep Christmas, at Caslewood.
CHAPTEk LXXlv. News IT IN Canada.
CHAPTER LXXV. The Course Of True Love.
MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS.
LITERARY NOTICES.
EDITORS TABLE.
EDITORS EASY CHAIR.
OUR FOREIGN BUREAU.
EDITORS DRAWER - -
sCENES FROM MASTER CHARLEY'S LOVE LIFE.
IiusTE.IIONs Master Charley falls in Love-JeslOusy-
Course Of True Love- etc.-Separaon.-A Love Token-A
MLUsrR.TIoss; Dinner Tolet-Trsvelns CO=uue-Dinner
Cap
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ASHES for Agricultural use-
- p 100 bushels Of chOi'- quality foT sale BY
r. L. ALLEs Nc lS9 and 1871 Water Il.
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The whole diagram represents Sardinia
The Austrians have occupied the North East
corner, and before they can make success.
full assault on the Sandman forces to assail
the Royal City, Turin, they must cross the
River Dora, running North and South, OF
the River Pc. running East and West. In
attempting either, they leave their flank ex.
psSed to attack from the Sandman fortified.
tons on the other, and to attempt to cross
both rivers at once, would involve division
of their army and possibly fatal weakness
to both wings.
The dotted lines in the diagram represen,
the direction by which the French are march.
ing to the aid Of the Sardinians. Those who
have come by sea are landing ut Genoa, and
pushing up to reinforce the line on the ] o.
Those who have come over the Alps, ore
pressing forward from Suza D reinforce the
line on the Dora. As both points are con.
nected with Turin by Railway. the transit
is easily made, while the Austrians have the
disadvantage OF being in an enemy's coun-
try where roads will be blocked, bridges
burned, fields flooded and everything done to
retard them.
The foreign advices which we publish this
morning, seem to prove the wisdom Of the
Sandman tactics. The Austrians have at
tempted to cross the Pc, and have been re.
pulsed with considerable loss Probably a
similar fate has overtaken them in an effort
to cruss the Dora. The position of the Fran
co-Sardinian Army is one OF great strength,
and if Austria is not rwbeimingly defeat.
ed in the first general engagement, it will
dsappoint the expectation Vi military critics
on both sldes ot the water.