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TRIMMINGS AND NOTIONS, fancy arli.
L cles: good assortment ol Hosiery of the
besl qnally; also AIoves, mitls, baskets, Ca
bas,, Combs, dress trimmings and lining,
sewing silk, thread, elc., ETC., 10 be had nexi
door 10 the Exchange"
AMELIA D. WEBB.
Bloomsbury, May 25, 1857.
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II The Proprietor of the above house,
having no desire 10 continue in the hotel
business, will sell the property al private
sale, upon reasonable terms. The stand is
eooc one, with stables and all The neces-
sary onlbulldings; all oi which are in good
condition. To any person wishing 10 EN-.
bark in The business, il is a good locality,
and desirable place.
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sA.,A NEW C} flinders, Splndles, axils, JEssS
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AMERICAN ROUSE.
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PUBLIC SALE

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
In pursuance OF an order Of the Orptans
Coun ot Columbia counly, on SATURDAY
THE 26lh DAY OF MARCH next, al 10
O'Clock in The forenoon, Peter Kline, admin
istralor, Of Henry Metz lale Of Locust twp,
in aad county, decd, will expose 10 sale BY
public vendue, upon the premises certain
TRACT OF LAND
situate in Locust township, Columbia coun-
ty, adjoining John Hefuer on the easl, Jos.
Cad and John Yesgsr on the wesl, William
Hughs on the north, aud widow Ruuk On
TIE son,h. containing about
One Hundred and Fifteen Acres,
more or less, with The appurlenan nces, on
which is erected TWO dwelling houses, one
barn and one saw.mil. Late The estate Of
said deceased, situate iu The township oil
Locust, and county aforesaid.
JACOB EYERLY,
Bloomsburg, Feb. 10, 1859. Clerk.
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IRON CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE

PIrTsBuRou, Pa. CHARTERED 1855.
400 Students attending January, 1858.
N]ow the largest and most thorough Com
~ mercial School CT the U. States. Young
men prepared for actual duties OF the Count
ing Room.
J. C. Smith, A. NJ. Prof. Of Bookkeeping
and Science of Accounts.
A. T. Dou,hei, Teacher OF Arithmetic and
Commercial Calculation.
J. A. Heydrick and T. c. jenkins, Teach
ers OF Book keeping.
A Coalew and w. A. Miller, Profs. OF
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Single and double entry Book k.keeping, as
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mercial Arithmetic-rapid business writing
detecting counterfeit money--mercaRli lie
pondence-comnercia law are taught,
aud all other subjects necessary for The sue.
cess and thorough education of practical
business man.
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Cinninnati pailY Market Report.

CINCINNATI March 4. 1893
Buttsr-w Merchants fair prime, in hrkns IszOe'
or,op and fair Ohio and Indiana. eslSc7 Choice West
r Reserve Dairy in rlins Z2a2sc for best yeow-scaree
Bssus-Prime small white q 60 lbs. 81 25(al S5
Cbae,e-Phue medium and larReW R gle very scarce
Bes, brands English dEiry, S9lSsc
coase-Rio. common and prime, ll1<9l2Kc
andlss-Pressed Tallow alsSc Star H. IS snd l6 OF
IscGIoa2Oc. -.,,,o.
CTauberries-sma and large bbls per bb g So9ll 'o
Flour-ordinary and good superhne y Dbl $oe0es s''O
choice red and extra whits wheat s6.O09S5 80.
Dried Frus-Appes. common to choice 2 . lbs s%4e'
s27s; Peaches, unpeeled 2 80 lbs sS,SO(s@D
rsn-Wheat prime red and white. 81 90 OdSl4z Oats on
arrival 81 6c Corn prime yellow and white eaaei fre
Rye and Barley 959s5e.
A,lasses-Prirne n O., large and small lots, 35G@c
ons-Insoed large and small lots 77(979e; Lard No
No. l, s)G95c
Provisions-City brands pork 2 bbl SIS OOes -
city brands barrel lard l 1l]6e; do keg lard l2ta-e
bacon shoulders ribbed sides Tc hams plain and
sugar-eured canvRSed lOeGl2e:
Rice-Fsir to prime 41SleSe p h.
suear-CommOn low and fair, 6s7-f1<e; good fA
prime and choice. 75<G7xGsc.
Seeds-Flax q Sc los, common and prime sl'olo' Ii
ohy e As lbs fair and prime S999SSi Clover q OZ Ids
in sacks and bbls., So 25 o.
Eastern Exchangs-kGsi 2 cent premium buying anC
selling rates,
RIVE allow selling here for New York Exehang'
as We keen an account there) buying for drafts OF
l,os,on pha and Baltimore have to sell ex
change on the last three cities here.
STRAIGHT. DEMING co
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vs..
DuransOn Dart and others,
defendants
CHARLES G..

DARK b. CLARK, CHARLES q.
Kellogg and Daniel 4 White defendants in said ac-
iS59 sid plaintiff filed hls petition in the Court Of
Common Pleas in and 1or the County OF Cnyahoga IN ne
Dart Helen Dart moTtgased to SAID Park ClaTk he
shp of East Cleveland The Cosniy Of CuyahOga and
State of Ohio being number eght IN the eleventh range Of
oygnshits in ihe Connecticut Western Reserve end known
~ mart OF lot No IS an bounded follows beginning
at at the south west corner OF said Ct as thence
north % ch1ns and Il links 10 stone on the Mes me o.
d lot thence north 70 degrees, east II chains "a links
in tha centre 0ft1e Shaker Road thence Rorih
l degrees west one chain 10 stone IN tne centre oI sad
road IN north e5 dssrees esSt chains q Inks TO
i degree chs so ks thence south 49 degrees east To
stone Mt the north of the school lot, thence
centre OF The Shakerroad thence south 2 degrees east
chains q links to stone IN the centre Of sd rood heEee
Of owned BY Iossph Slaght thenCe west on sad line
mari m ot aud also art 49, beginning at the north
east corner lot which is the south west corner OF ot
a. thence east IS links stone the line of said lot
tbsp south Is degrees chains 80 links stone,
thence south one degree west % chains 30 INKS 70 stone
on The Foh line said lot the centre of the ad u
1t in the osntfe OF the road 10 A. Duy's south line
thence east on SAID 4 Duy's outh line chains 81 links
Sns degree east 20 chains % links stone the north
line of lot, thence east II chains and s inks to the
| scroTding to the suryeyof ]. g. SAXON.
the m p ~ s9 and dUs deS S s
follows All dated December lst 1856 and payable with
dntefes res o ehg l1s st Is one oI $50 payable
lst Is9 $500 due June lst 1850 one for
due December lst lsO and one fr s4sS due June
| lst, 1861. -.
SAID petition further states that said first described note
was ayabe TO said Clark order and was by him lndoIs-
ed 10 The paint and that due and unpaid and that by
said Endorsement said Clark transferred to the Dalntn an
res in said mortgage 10 the extent of said note that
said mortgage left for ecGra in the Recoreers office IN
said county the Sd day of January 1851 and record
ed Ian nth 1851 and that the above named defendants
have or have interest in or lien upon sa Prels
- The obec. and prayer Of said petition is for Judgment
saist te said Dufauon Dart for the sum OF $500 with IN
$50 the h day OF Deeea9er on S2sO
- - - 3 nacz
motgagsd property pay said Judgment and for other
Sid Defendants are notified that they are required to ap
rear and answer said petition before the th day oil
Apiii' i''' SB.EF J. PRENTISS,
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Appiaiseu o. d. L wIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
~ N, hmm. ID
ADAMS s CASyIELn. Plf's Attys. fsbl6td223

ADAMS CANFILLD, I'm 8 aIIys. - -
CHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
of an execution issued ON the Couu of Common Pleas
Of Cuvahoga County, the suit Of II. L. and l. WHIT
man against John Sdual, to directed have levied
up0n aud shall for sale al Public Auction at the uoor
OF the Court House of Seneca and Champ stN
in the City of Cleveland in said County on the ION Jay
March 1879 at O'Clock P M OF said day, the following
descr lands and tenemenis TO wit Situate IN me low
shin of Brook yn being number IN the thirteenth
range ofownshlps in the Connecticut Western Reserve IN
the state of Ono and which Is also the County Of Cuya-
IS kHOwn part of Lot No 1876 IN the Nleyylle
plat SO called Cleveland formerly III the Cy OF On O.
and Is described follows. strip on the norm emu
OF said Is wide being Is ieet mont on HICKS street
and % feet deep, BE- the same more or less.
Appraised at $40. ,,, =, =, e,.r
per Homer Strong Dep.
|
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R. HUNT, Plfs Atty. fe6l2idlz2
GHEkIFF'S SALE.-BY virtue Of an

SHEhltt . SALE.-DN NlTJu6 VI dH
- execution issued from the Court 4 Common Pleas Of
Cuyahuga County at the suit of John Leonard VS. Lester
A Harmon ct al directed have LEVIED upon and
shall offer for sale n Public Auction at the door OF the
Court House ceTneT and Champlslu streets IN
tbe Clty of Cleveland said unity, tue 5th day Of
BIach 1859 at O'Clock r. NJ Of said day the following
described lnuds and teuem6ns, 10 w.t. situated IN the
township Of Omstead. being number IN the hftsenth
range o townships the Connecticut Western Reserve III
he State of Ohio and which also the County OF Guy
hog and is kn the north half of the following de-
scrgd land Beginning at the south cast corner OF the
Williams Howard tract called west q the centre Of
the road leading Omstead Falls Village = load
leys Mills Coumba thence west along the soutnery
line OF said Williams Howard tract to Job Smiths land
thence northerly by line al right angles wit the north
line OF said Williams Howard tract to land OF Stephen
Jones' thence easery with line parallel with the north
line said the centre OF u ad esI road the nee
soufbery along the ceutr OF the rOd TO The pat OF De
gnuipg utaning all twentyour acres and hfiy iy-ve
rods OF land uore less and said north han thereof cO
faI twelve acres and tweniy,evel and h1f rocs OF
land so other parcel Ot land ltu1te IN the
township Of OImsted in the County OF Cuyaho and The
State OF Ohio ug subot No in Omse ead Falls VII
Iage allotment and is knUWn the FTsny Lot" Also
one other p or pce land being ll5 feet IN width OF
from the end Of lot No 63 IN Omsled FAILS village
allotment, ia the County AMI ate aforesaid.
First above described parcel appraised S240
Tbipd do do do .....,.... 100
d. L WIGHTMAN. Sheriff,
BV Homer Strong, Deputy.
MIR
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sheriff s Special Master Commisslo
. T. PHILPoT. Plf's Att'y. te6lsllzz:

OHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a
y writ Of veno exponas and plu ia issued from the
Court OF Common Pees OF Cuyahoga County at the SUIT OF
lanes N Parker ct al ps against francis r Elliott e
al defis directedI h7ve levied upon and shall oeI
for ale Al Public Auction the door of the CourL House
cner Of Seneca and ChamDlain streets) IN the Iy OF
cleveland in said County, the 18th day Of Mzrch lsS
Al cIor M Of said day the tollOwins described la DIS
and tenemens to wit: Lying the township OF Royaton
n the c. unity IF CuyahOga State Of Oho and Is bounded
as follows beginning aIstake in the certIe OF the h-
way on the south line OF Lot No o. and running thencr
soIh So degrees west IL hns 81 links, thence north de
rses west chains e links beech tree thence north
81 degrees east chains 50 links 10 the place Of begin
ming containing two and niaetyOue one hundredth acres,
benz the same land conveyed To Rchald Elliott by John
Coates December 9th ISIS. and recorded IN 'ck Nv
pages 5-S9 of Cuyahoga County Records
Appraised at S7s 81 . -,4r
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feoai Notices.
OHERTFF 4 SPECIAL MASTER

GHERIFF 4 SPECIAL MAST TER'S
y SsJE-Pursuani to The Command Of an rder of sale
issued out of the Court Common Pleas OF Cuyahoga
County, the suit of Samuel l. Bake PIN sgsinst CaIo
line Norton al, defis shall offer Tor sale AZ Fuonc
auction the door of the Court House. corner OF Seneca
rl Champlan strees) the City OF Clevelana sall
county the 22l Of March, 's9 at o'clock 7 M ci
said day. tie lands and tenements ciroel es 70
vii situate in township and City Of Cieveian oeng
No the l2th range OF townships IN ihe CONNECTICUT
Western Reserve in the Stale Of OHIO and winch Is also N
be County of uyahOga and known By being part OF sub
lot No % the subdivision acre lois Nos l4 49,
iot No co. 81 tn bv Hamilton street. and west by line
parallel with the line Of said lot No So ane 70 lee
distant therefrom he strs Of land 6 feet wide Il he
east side of said lot No 80 with the dwelling house
&c thereon be the loss but subject 10 all
legal highways
Appraised at S551. o,,r,..y
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COMMERCIAL.
cleveInua Produce Markets.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
SafSfrlav- March s. 1859.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
Saturday, March 5. 1859
FLoUR-MAr continues quiet. but firm. We hear oil DO
laree sales To city trade sales in small way are report
ed at Indiana extras and 5 good BRANDS eo
try mis- vbite wheat double extras.
wHEsf-ope car poor Indiana red sold at 81 30 and
small lot fair do at IS.
CoRN-we note sale Of le0 bus at 79e.
BEANs-A carload common quality sold at sllS
BUrTER-small sales el oice roll were made at &c.
EGGssaes bbls, at l4c, which figure the market
hrm.
PoTAToEs-We of small sales Of gsod quality at SIC
and & sale by the carload at7Oe