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HILL PRATT. pia,. A99'y! p / WlaHENAN sssHa- ssE5
CHERIFF'S SALE-Pursuant to the

GHERIFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
~ command of deereta order of sale issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga County, the
ZelOtss H Monroe against solomon c. Brown ct al 10
directed shall offer for sale at public anctiol at the door
of he Court House, corner of Seneca and Champlan
the city of Cleveland said County, the l2th day Of
March, 1859 at oclock p NJ of said day, the following
described lands and tel ements, to wit Situate in the
town ship OF East Cleveland the State of Ohio and which
also IN the County Of Cuyahega- and Is known part Of
lot $50 in said township and bounded follows Com
msncng al the intersection of the road lending past
Beer in the said township with the Euclid Road thence
along the centre of said road y ch and ~ bnks
post thence along the centre of said road chains and 55
links post thence the centre of said road chains
and SO links monument Smiths Corners thence
south 50 degrees 2chaiDs and s links the centre Of
the Eucd Road thence in ha centre of said road chains
and 6l links to the place of beginning confirming nine
acres and five hundred and seventeen thousandhs o.
wavs
Appraised at Sl675.
D. L. wIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
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COMMERCIAL.
MoRNINe LEADER OFFICE 4
q Fadav Feb i9. 1889

MoRNING LEADER oFFIcE,l
Friday. Feb is, 1859
FLOUR-Some dealers are asking further advance of2c
and small lot Of 50 bbs spOsd sold at for choice
extra; 200 bbIs Do sold sss5- AE -
wHEAT-We note sales red on track at 81 q cars
do private terms mixed private terms; car lair
white at ,S2
BEANS-A small lot OF extra sold at Sl,2
APPLES-ssle 50 bu old fruit at 81
BUTTER-Smal1 sales roll at l7e.
CHEESE-w R has sold at l059s.
sEEDs-saes small lot Of clover at s65 and 100 bus.
timothy -.
LARD-we sales Off tons No at lll<c, and small
lot fair country rendered do. at the same figure
H.GHwINEs-21 bbls. sod al 75c.
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Gfaal Notiffs.
SALE-BY VIRTUE

SHERlFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
- of an execution issued om the Court of Common Pleas
Of Cuyqhoga County, at the suit of II L. and R. l. Whit
man against John Sidual. TO directed have LEVIED
pn and shall offer for sale Public Auction at the door
of the Court House corner Of Seneca Champlain
in the City of Cleyea in said County the 10th day of
March 1859 at o'clock p IL said day, the following
described ands and tenemenis to wit Situate in The town
ship Of Brook yn, being number in the thirteenth
range oftownships the Connecticut Western Reserve, in
the State Ohio and which is also the County Cuya-
hoga and is known pan Of Lot No 1876 10 the Wieyve
plat 50 Called Cleveland, formerly the City of oh
and described follows, strip of the north end
OF said Is wide beirg Is feet nnt on Hicks street
and So feet deep. be the same more OF less
l. = D L. WIGHTAAN Sheriff,
per Hon er Strong. Dep.
R. G HUNT, Plf's Atty. febl2td22
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Rai! Roaos.
"a o. ...;s3E

MAKING CONNECTIONS +--
At Cleveland with Cleveland and Toledo Cleveland Co
lumbus a: Cincinnati Cleveland and Erie. and Cleveland
and PittSburgi Railroads.
At SOlOL with hacks to ChagFin Falls, &C.
At DIanfus with hacks for Rayeuna, SC
At BraceviIle with hacks TO Newton Falls, &c
AT WareB with hacks TO Sharen, Greenfield MsadEille
Bloomfield Garfield, sc.
At YonnestoWn, with stages for New Casts, Poland
Lowell and Enon VALLEY, and thence by P F. W. c. B.
-. CHAs L RHODES supF
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The Great Vital Regeneration,
TRTESEMAR!

DROTECTED BY ROYAL Letters
IL Patent from ENGLAND, and secured by the Seal
OF the ECOLE DE PHARMAClE DE PARIS and In
No I-InralUable for Relaxation, SpematorrhRa and
Physical Exhaustion, and IS a tonic.
No 2Competely eradicates all Of those diseases
that have been hitherto treated by the and pern
cious use of copavia and oubebs.
No 3-Has entirely supplanred the injurious use G. me
cury thereby nsurng the sufferer speedy relief dspe
ing all the impurities und roofing out The venom Of disc
TRIESENAR, Nos. l. 2 and g. prepared in the form
OF lozense devoid of taste SMELL and can be earned
in the waiscoat pocket SOLD TIN GASES and divided
SEPARATE administered by Yalpeau Lalie
man. ROux, Rcord sc &c Price, 50 each, or four cases
IN for So which So; and in S2T cases whereby
there saving of So To be had, wholesale and retail
of Dr. BARROW, 157 Prince street, New York. Immedi
a:ely receiving remittanc, Dr. Barrow viii forward
the TRIESEMAR r to any part of the world, securely
packed and addressed according the instructions OF tine
writer - -
For sale by GAYLORD 4 HAMMOND.
dec6 lS-vr " ClsVeaud
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-RN The New Bedford Shipping List makes
the following statements with regard to the whal-
ing business at that place:
Few persons are perhaps fully aware of the ex>
tent and variety Of occupations which derive direct
advantage from the immense capital employed in
the Whale Fishery.
During the year 1855, the number of whaleships
which sailed from this port was sixty-fve, at an
average expense With outfits Of $3O,500j amount
ing in the aggregate to 1,95o0oO, or in round num-
bers, Two Millions of Dollars.
The whole number of whale ships which sail
from this port is SIG, their voyages averaging from
three to three and a half years; thus showing the
number Of departures last year (65) to be some
what below the average of ordinary years.
The number ofmen embarked in the feet which
sailed last year is about two thousand, estimating
so men to each ship; whole number employed in
the entire feet from this port is s,4so.
The estimated value of the entire feet from
the port is about nine and half million dollars
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SANDWICH IsLANDs.-0ur dstes from the Sand>
wieh Islands are the ID December. The Honolulu
papers are calling attention to the profits of sugar
raising on the Island. 1t seems that there are
about $3.50 600 invested in the business now:
TheAdvertiser says loco tons ofsugar have new
er been produeed in one year on the Islands, but
that plantations now in progress will probably
turn out that amount in 1860. About one fourth
of the present produce of sugar is consumed or
finds a market with the shipping; the balance is
exported chiefly to San Francisco and Oregon.
The Islands are capable of producing 1850 tons
sugar misunderstanding capital Of 81, 100000,
and 5000 laberers, and giving gross income Of
about 81, 100000.
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HlisrfIlanruus.
Notice.

N IHATTERSLEY would respect
fully inform his friends and the punlc that ne hsS
removed his Gun Store to No. l2 superior street. ne1
door TO GJrham Aplin's, where may pc iq1na Istge
sseorfent al RIFLES Shot Guns Revolvers Pistols Pow
der Shot Caps. &C q Repairing qone neat and
with dispaich, 1eC9lutIez0
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LONGwoRrEs & zTpImERnrAN.
NEW TREATMENT.
Buffalo REelIicaI DisDensary

Established cr The cue Of
Dyspepsia, General De5illy, Fsuer aad Ag7le,
ASTHMA, IaciDiezt Consumption, Iajfrnl-
stiss Of You'd and Cd Age, DC.
II NO MERCURY USED n
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CHER1FF,s sALE.-Pursuant to n!

SHERIFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
~ command of writ of yend eIponas issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Lucas County, the suit of
Allen Hlncklsy, paiRtif against Andrew J. Field and
others defendants TO directed shall osr for sale at
Public Auction at the door of the Court House tcorner of
Seneca and Champain streets in The city Of Cleveland in
Cuyahoga County on the 12h day Of March, ls59 at
O'Clock M of said d the following described lands and
tenements TO wit Situate the City of Ceve land Cuya
hoga County and which also in the State Of Ohio and is
follows commencing the s0utherly line Of Cham
plain street. LOO feet westerly from with the
westerly line of Ontario street. the north corner
of land decided by James S. Clark to Albert " Sebbns
the sd day Of April 1882 and running thence westerly with
ChspIin street forty fett thence sOuherly right
giles with Chsmpain street eighty feet alley thence
easerly with SAID alley and parallel with Champlain
forty eeto the south west Of land decided afore
said to said Albert Ste5bins, thence noherly eghty
feet TO the place OF beginning be the less
Also ether parcel OF land, SITUATE the City
Of Cleveland which also in the County and Stale af5re
said and Is knOnb heing parts of original IuTer
elghtyhreei and sghyfour the plat of the village of
Cleveland. and IS bounded follows wit Beginning
upon the souther line of Champlan street. hundred
and twenty feet westerly from Ontario and running
thence westerly with said southery line Of Champam
forty feet thence souhery at right angles with Champain
street eighty to anley running parallel with Cham
psin street. thence easterly with said alley forty feet
thenre noTher eighty feet to the place of beginning be
the same more or less
Said above described parcels of land appraised $500
each.
L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff
HILL PRATT. PITS Att'ys feh9
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GkAIh
naa 49,

IN a-es and amonz all Nstsons---- " ~
1arr (1leDtvorfh hv Reynolds q
Red Right Hand by \ 81 Buntlne 1s
Iittsil's Living Age, No
MEX Nax for March -. ...------- ~
ladies' American Magazines for March = =
Banner OF Light, &c. for the S1IIen1 .ssE; ,s ppo
For sale bT HAMAo = = s0..
febH NO. - supet1of s.iSss'
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d r. R-NO MORE PAIN-NO

d R. R.-NO MORE PAIN-N0
He MORE SICKNESS-NO MORE RHEUMA-
TIS Cr Stiffness of the Joints, Lumbago, Headaches,
ToOthaehes or suffering ffOm other bodily nfT1nes- The
rapid and complete efficacy Of
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,
In nsananeOusy stopping the most excrucating PANS
and Aches Burns Scads Cuts, Wounds, Bruises &C. &c,
renders important that every family keep supply of itIn
the house.
Armed with this Remedy, household is always protect
against Sudden attacks Of sickness Thousands Of lives
persons have been saved by its timely who were
suddenly seized in night time with Cramps, Spasms.
Vomiting Cholera, Yellow Fever. and other violent dis
eases Let dose of this Remedy be taken internally.
the require when suddenly seized with Pain
Sickness and II viii INSTANTLY RELIEVE THE Pa
TENT FROM PAIN, and arrest the disease.
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COUNTRY INFALIps.

Persons in any part Of the uorid may Be succeselg
treated hT correct cstlll q ter e lt4
Address DE AMOS SON. eOf-sr n az ID slsI.,tsI
8uitAlo, H9h4 1tsia.I IAd Il J-1s@@"gSs n
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DARK B. CLARK, CHARLES G.
Il kellogg and Daniel A. White, defendants in said
On hereby notified that the sth day of February
Common Pleas and for the County Of Cuyahoga in he
Siete Of One which states inst the defendants Duansen
following dssST56zd properly % Wit Situate In the town
State OF Ohio being number eight in the eleventh range
townships the Connecticut Western Reserve and known
stone at the south of said thence
north % ehans and a links to stone the line Of
sto in the centre Of the Shaker Road, thence north
Is erees west chain to stone the centre of said
road thence north 65 degrees east chains 70 links to
stone on the east line Of the aid land thence south
the north east Of the school lot thence
south 46 desrees west chains 81 links the
centre OF The thence soulh 2 degrees east
chains q links stone the centre Of SAID road thence
of land owned by Josen slsight thence west on said ns
Is chains and 26 links TO the place r. beginning Also
Of lot which Is the south west corner
As thence east 70 links to stone the ne of said lot,
thence south degree 80 chains IS links
an he so s of S lot 10 The Cent? ~ he ad n
chsius 81 Inks thence north degree east 20 CHAINS 10
thence m east @ on said A Dutys south line CHAINS 81 INKS
tOue at the south west corner ohs land thence north
line the lot thence il chains is inks the
place beeinnini the whole contain 100 eIeO acres
according to the surVeyO J. G. SAXON
To secure the payment Of 81 Pr9msory Eotes made by
follows: All dated December lst 1856 and payable with
interest nually for $500 payable December 1853
December ss for $500 due June Ist 1850 one for
$500 due December lst 1880 and one for Sis5 due June
lst, 1851. aTrr 81.
said petition further states that said first described note
payable TO said Clark order and bV him ndor
ed to the Plaintiff and that it is due and unpaid and
said Endorsement said Clark transferred to the plaintiff
interest said mortgage to the extent OF said note that
said mortgage LEFT record Recorders Office IN
said county the Sd day Of January 1857 and record
ed jan 1h, 1851 and that the a0ve named defendants
have claim to have IN IN lien SAID prems
The object and prayer Of said petition for judgment
against the said Duans0n Dart the of $780, with
efest $50 flom the 4h day of ISL andon $3.50
from the eth day of December, 1858 for the sale of the
mogaged property to pay said Judgment and for other
proper relief. ...H-. L.
Said defendants notified that they required ap
and answer said petition before the 9Th day of
Apnl, 1859.
S. b. ST J. PRENTISS
feb9;6wZ2 Attys for Plf
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A CURE EARRANrED.

DR.. AMOS 4 son have devoted their attention eKclu-
sFely 70 this peculiar cass Of maaIs and the they
have consequently been enabled 70 rsudef thsr el c
lures is fully testified AMI knovle dyed By
escent patients and others dahl airlyns m IIo a
parts OF the country the express pupo@ eOsut-
tations while tkerexeTtiOns ave yeeh su oy me most
slsae advantages yet tfaia VIZ IT, 80 ~ h
f their rost Staple condition 20 that OF the most dan
roI1s and inyeteYafeJ fkey have always ateitaneu n
n their prevention, and removal. and hkeW1ss
nvsraby fouDa that the mos hore ano malignant forns
~ could almost invariably be traced to Of the
oilcing Ignorance. OF The bsd effects Of
and improper treatment therefore DTs AMOS
SON have succeeded IN discovering IN the selection of
their remediesa safe, eCual and cautious course,
f;r sli Of remedies VII bear eouiFoe1k
character we'll those whose premature injudcous
apDcation might be prodnctve O bad the
lands Of private individuals In short the laudubls end Of
their remedies Is the lessening OF great a human
misery bV the aleyaon reef and prevenfon OF those
iev6us Affections that are inreny the sscrst fee q liz
and which, WhIie they surround au4
far our skill and fntsrh renee hdr exteEf1r ~
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1859. 1859.
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad

- - -
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 80.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV
" Q, 1855 Passenger Trains leave Ceyeland asiol
n30 NJ Cincinnati Express, stopping at Berea Grafton
Wellington, New London, Shelby Cresthne
GALLON, Gilead Careinston, Ashley Delaware
and WOr.hingt0r
$40 NJ CINCINNATI Night Passenger. Stopping at all sta
slOns between Cleveland and Gallon, and at
Cardngton and Delaware; also, stopping to
leave passengers at all stations south Of Gallon
CONNECTIO1sS
SaeIbV Sanduskv Mansfield and Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Mt Vernon, Newark, Zanesyllle, &C
Crsstliae Pittsburgh Ft- Wayne and Chicago Railroad
for Forest, Upper Sandusky, Delphos, Lima. Fl
~ Wavne Laporte ChicaRe, sc west, and East
Gallon and Beefonsaine Railroad Line for Marion, Belle
fontaine Sidney Union, Muneie, indianapolis.
Tefrs Haute, ,Vinceniles, Eyansgllie rLoulsT1ile,
Care, St Louis, &c. r : 1.
De- aware DAYTON and Cincinnati Line, FOR Springfield, o.,
DAYTON, Hamilton, Cincinnati. Richmond, In
dianapolis. .Terre Haute, st Louis, &c; and Al
Cincinnati with the Ohio Mississippi Rail
read fer Louisville, and all points on the Ohio
River.
Columbus Litsle Miami and Columbus, and xsna Rail
road for Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, Terre
Haute, st LOUIS, Morrow, Boyeland and Cln-
ciunafi. and with the OHIO and Mississippi heli
road At Cincinnati for Louisville. Evansville,
Cairo, St LOais, and ali points on the 0no rlysr-
Colunys Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, ZanesTIe,
= - wheeling, &n.; Columbus, Piqua and indians
Railroad for Piqua, UTbana, sc.
~ For Tickets TO all points and Information apply n
the Union Ticket Office 81 Superior street, OF al the Pas
senger Station - -r---,, -, -.
Cleveland Nov 10 Isss- u - -----....-
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Il difficult to fancy awkward stitch than this.
This Is called double thread stitch OF course The
thread which lies col led curousy tho lower SIDE OF
the cloth s to The strength of the thread which
passes through and holds the cloth together but simply
asen the single thread which tae the sttch
This also single thread stitch That the Grover and
Baker Stitch unaVels readily IS shown By the above cur
But it iould he ate1 thzt when fastened this stitch Is
elastic and is foe many nurp0sgs valuable Stitch That
very complicated contrvaBce is required to take the
Grover Baker Stitch quite apparent Hence It's great
liability TO get out Of order.
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A MOST scIENTTPIc INvENTToN.

An srumsnt for the OF Nocturnal Emissions more
prDerlv known Seminal Weaness, &c. Can be prompt
" currd in from feen dayst, two months pY The ~
ibis Instrument when used cei inty with medicines
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.1OeNG SfE5S aAAe Fatli ! LAh SOitCE.
have invented important instrument for The cure q
the above diseases. Il has been subjected to test bYks
most eminent physicians ia London, Paris Philaderhis
New York; has been declared the only useful instnI
ment invented tor the OF Seminal Wessness.
any disease caused BY the habits Of youth Fcs
SO by mai or express.
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Dr.. AMOS 6 SON,
Corner OF Ma;nsnd Quay streets. BUFFALO. n Y.
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANSI

"a the State who ave nsbers Of ths RoyaI Collegsof
surgeons, L1pden. May be eonsgled r'in e'clack
the Rsorning t u nrh IN state and symptom Of
disease 1he heg ndnpt lha result OF pwans
OF thirty extensive frAcice and Arerc1
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I HighEinss-- Pgal 2s1<l9 g
Whisky. T...--..--- q q 20
-NR0noTES on LOVE. IN ALL

O0lwater-Eastn e7bhl--@ l Is
J 90 Sandy H'd Cennt l $40 ! s.
l6lWhite Lime -. g ] %
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JOnathln =. HeTTlcA, pIalntln,
VS..
Duranson Dart and others,
LnEanaantg

JNo. W HE1sLET, Plf's Attf
To-5t6,0 = us-TicI- ,7Ia7DfiF 4
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them in phoIogy, ogomachy and exegess But even the
most uniettered aboluonists II untramecd by these
superstitions would be overmatch for him. Their free
lish his arguments.
miserable man is he who will LOT II tnrn nm a hook
whether ne himself or whether indeed any other per-
son, can pc rightiuiy reduced TO slavery Man must
maintain tne nature his God has given him. and book
from 1od winch tells him TO surrender that high
ture and sink into chattel GERRIT SMITH
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FRErGH1s-To liverpool about 500 a 900 bales Of cot
were engaged at Sled 1924 and 40 do Of ROUND
bales, at 32d 800 400 bbs beans at Is Cd, and 10
hhds tobacco ut 25s Rates 10 london were firm but
changed. There change to notice in rates to
Havre To Hamburg, 300 bales of cotton were engaged
by sailing vessel at &c. and rs do. by steamer at Nc
HAY-sales Of 600 300 bales were reported at Csc
zoe, for shipment.
Hops-saies of SO bales we're made, including parcels
Of the crop of 1885, at &c. &c., and new or this years
crop, at 12c a Ice,
IRos.-scotch pig steady, with some sales at e2S
s23 so, and Of some lots at $24 six months
IINE.-Common Rockland continued firm, with sales OF
few hundred bbls Lump do quiet at 81 05
MoIAssEs.-Sales Of $50 hhds. Cuba muscovad0 were
made at &c, and so do. do at &c. a 2Sc.
NAVAL STORES were quiet and prices without change OF
importance.
0ns-The market was steady. Crude sperm was held
firmly at 81 rs 81 q, with moderate sales Whale
saeabe, in lots, at Acc 47c About 600 gallons hnseed
were sold at 5sc a SOC.
PROVISIONS market heavy and sales
less active. The transactions embraced about ! 200
bbls., including mess, at $l4 67z q SIS; thin
mess at Sl3 90; SO 26 for medium do, and
$40 Is for prime Beef heavy, with sales
of 100 bbs at unsettled prices Cut meats steady,
while the demand limited: the sales embraced about
20 hhds. and tierces, at &C. 7c for shoulders, and
hams at Ss<c. Bacon firm and in good demand,
while sales confined TO SO hhds Western at exc.
10c Butter in fair request at 13c &c for State,
and Ohio at l3c. 20c Cheese ranged from &C. O &c.
RICE quiet and sales limited while prices
changed
SuGARs-The sales were confined to about 400 hhds.
Cuba muscovado, mostly within the range Of Sc 6zc,
and 100 do New Orleans at TO- and loo boxes Havana
refined sugars to-day by Messrs. r. L. h A. Stuart
Double refined loaf sugar, exc. per b. double refined
crushed sugar 9Mc circle crushed sugar, 9c granu-
lated sugar, 9hc.; ground sugar, 94c
TALIow.-Saes Of 5000 lbs were made at 10Zc.
WHsKEY in fair request with sales Of 200 bbls at
26Ac per gallon.
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TIE DIVORCE QUssrI0N.-Our lawyers do not
thDk tina, the decision Of New York Supreme Court
declaring divorce granted In this State TO parties coming
from that other grounds than adultery, noperatve
states article section that fu FAITH and credit
shall he given in each State 70 the public ACTS records
and judicial proceedings Of every other State decfee
see bow II can ne aside by the New York tribunal
snzep OF New York procures divorce In Indiana and
msrr,es senond sme De Ia liable In Neg York to IN 40
noo Ior ogsmy. II hs obeys the New York Law, which
MS divorce alive and voo, and resumes
Relations win hts former wife, he lie liable In In
dana 20 An action for adultery Perhaps the dilemma In
wnion ne mnnl be placed 10 just punishment for tho
o Retng tue divorce Ia the nst but the
operaNoo o. sue Law In ME be funny In the
ex'reme-Lo1syesse (l~d.) Journal, August 70
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Posi- OFFICE APPoNrxKs1s-MARYIASpA AND PzyxsYIvA-
MA.-At Bunsvic, Caroline county, Md, Ephram Clark
is appointed Postmaster, vice Samuel Savn, resigned.
Samuel Haven Postmaster at Cowderspor Potter county
Pa, vice j. NJ Judd, resigned. John Lloyd, Shalenber
ger Postmaster at Pennsvlle Fayee county, Pa, vice
John hcAdams, resigned Samuel G. Fry, Postmaster at
Tappe, Montgomery county Pa, vice E H. Reiner, re-
signed James Bailey, Postmaster at First Fork, Clinton
county, Pa, vice s. Norcross, resigned
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Total. 433 .058 .l23

AS compared with the July statement this shows an in
crease in discounts of $45ele A. foreign exchange of
Sal 1895 81 decrease in specie of sol ASS ST. crcu
laton of $2Soo54 TO- in deposits Of s579 in domestic
exchange of 1913 Alb A. The totals liabilities and re-
represented with decrease of $500 ia A.
The items of discounts deposits specie and circulation
of the several banks are as follows
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vertsed for nth inst postponed until the 22d owing
70 the absence Of officials Sc will probably be the sue
cessfu bid
The statement Of the Massachusetts, banks for the
month ending the Sd inst compares with that Of the pre-
yious month as follows