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3.-Fredsrck Gerstenberg, an Incorporate man, COM
mitted suicide by hanging himself In stable In West
Forty fourth street.
4.John MCGEE beaten 10 death by lunatic on Black
wallis Island, named Michael Driscale.
5-Mchael Canley died from the effects of stab re-
ceved with knife In the hands o. Margaret Sheridan
Charles N. Ieup merchant, Of Madison avenue commit
ted suicide shooting himself with gun. Deceased wns
temporarily derapged.
l3.--Dennis McHenry, native OF Ireland aged fifty
three years, fatally stabbed in grocery store by Cor
man named Krimans.
15-John zilkn, native Of New York. aged thirty. ono
years, died from the effects Of injuries received ia rh
with VIM. F. Maynard.
lS-Samuel Reed died the New Yor, Hosoital fran
tho effects Of stab at the hands OF Johp McCue
2-Gcorgc Searlcs, an Englsbyan, committed suicide
by hanging himself.
3.Charies Jones, native Of Ireland aged forty two
years, committed suicide b. taking laudanum as les
ooD-ne diei Of the New York Hospital from the effects Of
. sse5 received at the hands Of John Donmclly.
"a. whiitcmore aged my years, committed suicide
by taking laudanum. Bernard Doyle, native Of Ire
and aged eighty years Committed suicde at Backweiis
Island, by cutting his throat
. u.-Mary Nichols, native Of Now York, aged sfxty
nye years. committed suicide at No al West Tenth street,
by taking laudanum.
l3-Catharnc Henry committed suiside by jumping
oui o. WINDOW at No 2d4 East Thirteenth street.
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NEUROLOGY FOR 1853.
THE DISTINGUISHED DEAD Of THE WORLD.

Wordsworth's Widow, Betsiua Won Arnin,
henry HalIam, Prescott the Historian, Billy
RovIegs, Geze, the African Slave King Ma.
dame Besio, Lady Morgan, Baron Rumboidt,
Prince MetternIeh, King or Naples, French
Generals In Italy, Gen. Proctor Of England,
Leigh Hunt, Brunei and stephenson,
H., &s., he.
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Three persons were sentenced 10 be executed
2t4 males and SO females sentenced TO imprison-
ment IN the State prison, hree Tor de) and the aggre
gate time Of remainder, (2S) 900 years and months
266 males and 46 females sentenced 10 be ina
prisoned In the penitentiary.
20 males and females sentenced to be imprisoned
in the city prison.
80 boys and girls were sent 10 the House Of Refuge
1909 indictments were found and l62 complaints dis
missed by Grand Jury.
12l6 recognzances to answer and 3os5 records Of
grant convictions were filed during the year.
The recogni2anCes Of 81 persons were forfeited.
Amount Of fines and fees collected and paid into the
City Treasury, 81 ,o62 81.
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September " ......... A. September :" ..........
December g ......... o. November I" .........3
Jusce Roosevelt retres and viii b. succeeded ey hon.
William II Leonard, elected a. the last election
Justice Davies having been eeeted one o. the ustcs OF
r Court Of Appeals will also retire. Els successor has
BSt yet been appointed by tho Governor.
is undecided yet whethcr Justice ocrke will so TO the
Court OF Appeals; " he doea not, Justice Gerke viii be
Presiding Justice for the year 1890
sUrREME COURT SPECIAL TERM.
". Sterling Yard, Esq Clerk.
This branch Of the Court known tho court for the
trial Of equity Causes and questions of law.
The January torn was hed by Justice Roosevelt, who
commenced with calendar OF $50 Sixty three
disposed of, among which Brewster
Harris and others Henry Blooagooi; wooihousa Va.
harrington; Butterworth Boaorck Saltus Va Saitis;
McMnlin vs. Monahan; Burton va. lccds.
Tho March term presided by Justice Davis
sncc elected to tho Court of Appeas) OOe hundred and
three causes disposed Of Justice ingraham sat
three days during this Among those heard were
Mayor 4 Co. vs.. Second Avenue Railroad Company;
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1s-Asia.ico Catalina, Cnaman, committed suicide
by banging himself on board Of ship at the foot Of Cor
laers street
l7Constantine zoeller native OF Germany sgedtwen
~ six years, committed suicide by hanging himself
l9.Kae Peters, native OF Germany, aged forty four
years. committed suicide at No Al West Thirtyeighth
street, by taking 1audanum.
% John Leary fatally stabbed at Crowns grocery
by Mortimer Shea.
M-Jobn Brennan, native OF Ireland, aged forty SIX
years. fatally stabbed at dance in Madison street, by
some person unknown.
2e.-James Quinn, hand on board the schooner John
H. Clayton, shot dead by river thief.
DECEMBER.
2-Tmothy Mulcahy, n native Of Ireland, aged 30
years, fatally stabbed by person unknown.
3-Catharine Anderson, native Of Ireland aged 20
years, committed suicide by taking laudannm.
s-Patrick Honeymoon, native Of Ireland, aged 2e
years, died from the effects Of injuries received in prize
fight with james Tannan.
10.-sopha Lee, native Of Germany, aged II years,
committed suicide by taking audanum.
l7.-Robert McFarin, native OF Scotland, aged ~
years, committed suicide at No. 80 Oliver street by taking
landanum.
26.-Emma Jones, an Epgl.shwoman, committed suicide
at NO. us East Thirteenth street by taking audanun
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Tho number Of causes tried and referred, complaints
dis missed inquests taken and dismissed, were

SUPERIOR COURT-GENERAL TERM.
The same judges. Clerk-Robert D. Livingston, Esq.
following is the amount Of business transacted 10 this
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Courts or Oyer and Termn General Sessions of the
peace In and for the city ny Of New York m the
year 1869 was follows
Over and Term ney Cbnricssd AcQ'd
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49,
1913 motions were heard and lS8 decided at general
term.
SUPERIOR COrRr-- SPECIAL TERM.
The number Of motions and arguments heard 1910
SUPERIOR CoURT-CLERKS' OFFICE.
list Of persons naturalzed during the year 1867
Declarations Of Intentions.
Great Britain and Ireland Sos
Germany and all other nations. ............... g58
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JANUARY.

6.-Donald Cameron, the " Lochiel " Of Scotland. His
father was the "Lochel restored to his estates under
the amnesty Of 1884 The deceased Donald born in
1885, and fought ith the British Guards" at Waterloo
16-Mrs Everett, widow Of David Everett, author Of
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Drugg.
AYERS
AGU IL GU RE .

FOR THE SPEEDY oURR oP
Intermittent FeUer or Feper and Agus, Remit
tent Feper, Chill Fever, Dumb dgue, Period
zeal Headache. OF Bilious Headache and B,l.
sous Fcpers--indced, for me tohole class of dis.
eases originating n hillary deranRemeat,
caused by the malaria Of miaSmatie countries.
MO ONE REMEDY is LOUDER
IN called for BY the necesstes Of the American people
edy are now enab cd oner, with perfect certainty
that will eradicate the disss and with assurance ioun-
ded proof that no harm can arss rom Us use IN any
That which protects from provonts this disorder must
walls PreUenfen is better than cure Tor the patient es-
apes the sk which he must n violent attacks nj this
baleiul dstemptr. This CuRE eIpels the miasmatie
development Of the n taken the first approach
Of Us prema9iio mptoms y Is MT only the best rem
the cheapest The large quantity supply ior dollar
brings within the every body; IN bilious DIS
tcts where Feyer and Agne prevs every body SHOULD
lection. Il IL hoped this Price will place IL within the
reach Of allhe poor we'll 81 the H. great super-
speedy aud certain OF fnteim Is that
no Qunins mlnenl consequently produces pqunism
Those cured by left heatay II they he'd
had the disenso.
Fever Asue alone the consequence ofthe ms,-
irritation among which Ne1ralgs, Rheumatism, O0ut,
Headache blindness ToUthache, Esrache Cptarrh, Ast-
les Pain in the Bowels, Cole Paral6sis aud Derange
ment Of the stomach all Of which, when originating this
cause, put the intermittent pc, become periodical
This "CURE" expes the poison from the blood and conse-
quently them all alike 1s invaluable protection
70 mmiGTans aud petsons travelling ortempnray residing
while exnosed TO the infection. that will be excreed
the syst md oaGnot accumulate Sufficient quantity TO
lection hu cure aud W will ever suae1 from Iperit-
tents If they avail themselves Of the protection this
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All the aias going Westward connect at Cleveland wth
trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus, CincinnEt &C.
&c.; aud al the tTaias gOnE Essgwerd eonneo. Il
0nnkirk the trains Of the New York Ceutra uf-
falO and New y oTk City Railroads.
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MoRN1No LEAnER oFFIcE }

hSoheaNAJ hNthlll4f f''Ns9Nt Ao'7s
FLOUR-stesdy, Sale 100 brls fair extra at $ rs Rye
nOuI has Sdyanced and Is arm with light sales as4Sl
WHEAT Steady, with sales red aud car mixed at
81 red at 81 go do private terms and
white at Sll.
oATs-Sae 200 bus at 4oc.
sEEDssales LOO bush clever in two lots i2j 40
bush lax at ll28
HlGHWINEs-Sslss ~ brls and IS do at 255lo,
HoGs-A few head ofgh weights sold to dealer at 80
sALT-Is arnn and holders asking advance,
and holding SI25 We hear OF sales above quots
tif u.s.
BARLEY-sale 100 bus Inferior stj5c
BUT1ER-Actiye. Sales Is bris roll a, IjEe.
EGas Firm, with tales at I7c.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

For all the PURPOSES of a Family Physie,
Are 80 composed that disease within the OF their
tOn rarelv withstand evade them Their penetrating
properties search and cleanse aud iUvgurae every portion
OF The human organism correcting its diseased action and
restoring its eahv vitaties consequence Of these
properties The invalid who bog eldogn With pain
physical debility isastonhed to nd his health cry
restored ~ rsm'd dy 9t simple and inviting.
Not only do they the ak complaints of every
body nut rlsn formidable and dangerous diseases
The agent below named is pleased TO furnish my
American Almanac containing certf Gates OF their
AMI direciions for their n the following
COveness, Heartburn Headache arising disOrdefed
Of the Bowels Fauency oss Of Appetite Jaundics End
other kindred complaints arising from low o. te
body or ObctruCiini Of It's functions
Do not be put oil by unprncpled Dealers with 9TH
er pill they make the profit GA Ask for AYERS
IrI md LnL nnIlLlnn alan- IL
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PLEASANT sTTMULANT
For the Gen tai Organs obtained hy ssndng 80 to
sENT TREE BY MLfI. : ''''''
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NEw YORK MARKET-Noy. 70.
FAY TELrgRAPul

Tlouralss Of 70 OObbls at SIS 2laSs 3o super State
50 3I9Shs0 fot extra sate S530ahO vr super western;
S5f5 as IS tor med extra western, S570d6 70
for inferior good ping brands extra hoop O.
hTm.
CSusdan Flour Saes sFO bbls a, s55 co. common
choice exta. Mhrlet firm.
Rye FiOur--In fair request at S9,7 54,'O.
WhaHt- Firm ard qui't SAY 30Ol bus at 81 Ia No 2
Chhagn spnug 81 % Milw club, not very good 20 for
ipleriur smutty wblte Canada
Ryo-LOwor
BaTley-Actiyo and firm. Sales n or bus T7tdiSc for
Canada East s7sGe for anada West and i5G7sc Stlte
COTn-LoNer Sales 49, % bus 7sG s3c new yelo glG
old do.
Oats Lowori l9G@47 for state. western ard Caaa-
dian
a6Ec chiefly st the Inside Itice
.. Pok-Narke Rot and fnnsr Sales 5950bbs SO %
mss SuGll.l2 PRIME, SI5e SIC wsn and prime mess.
HeeAcilvo aud irm Sales $50 bhls AZ SiGi,25 COM
ny prime: S5Gs25 cuurrY mess; SSGSl0 for repacked
ness Sln5OlHSil VxiTa mess
Beef Hims-iieayY and dull 1T Sli3lL60.
Prime mess beef tln at 9G32J
Cut meats quiet npd uucilauged
Dressed Hegs-Quist and firm at 7aIlac fos lej.
Lau-Dall aud heavy
Bg!,eT-Dall aud heavy It lol@'sc for Ohio; l';s2o
Cheese-stesdy, at SGllc.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,

FOh THE kAflD ObHh Of
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseaess, Group.
Bronchitis, Incipiet Consumption, dUd for tle
relief Of CORSumptiDe Patients IN dduaRced
stages of the disease.
SO wide s the field Of il usu and yfo
the cases OF s cuo3 that est every section Of country
ahounds ~ rsIsons ublcg snOn, who have been TeieV
ed from alarming and dsueeae diseases Of the lungs
ny is use When tnce tried ITS s1FeTi1ry over evefy h
e medicine Of the kim IS too appareunt 10 escape ohseya
On anu whero rs virtues knOwn the pubic longer
hesitate what antdote 20 employ for the distressing and
dangerous affections OF he pulmonary that mel
dent TO climate hiie many neIigr remedies thrust
upon the community have failed and been dseaTded this
has gained iends by every nb conferred benefits
all cted they never urget and produced
meTous and too Temarkable 10 be forgotten
Prepared by DR.. ] G. AVER & CO.,
Lnwsl. Mass
All our Aiedines for sac by VIM FISICE 8 GAYLORD
kHAMMoND. and all Dea IA Medicines
docllt StwGmSweoN6w
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MILL FEED.
Eiehing 'IaclLIe.

Na JUST RECEIVED.-An.
- other Ne Il { Of conTov's Fishius ack IL
suitable taking Pike, Bass Trout etherin ake V
e. or brook, such a. Rods hsels iiues Hooks, Smells
FILES fly books, MinnOW Soinef, Nets, No. &o-.E ID
H. HATTERSLEYiS Gun 81 ore
w tnpeft0T ", Cl0yei and.
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BUFFALo MARKEr-Nov %.
IBY rELEoRAPH.l

lBf .rELEGRAPH.l
flem-Marks qalo, and arm Sales eCO bbls a, % 80
tft % ett State; SG6 10 extra III ard VIZ; s5lnS5 IS
ezra Mich; S5.l0a55O lndisna and OHIO:
dDub extras.
Whelt im bu' quiet. Sales 10 roo hus No Chicago
sPIng part No !. at Sl,ll, mix, a. Sl.033S&lO6
COrn-Quiet and no ss.
oais-fm Sal 4CO bu coed State at aOc and 200 bu
Clnada In BAGS al Gle.
Barley In better rsauesS Sales 200 bus Wsn aoat at
Rge-Nominal at 75c
Whtsgy-Dull a. 9c,
Lake imp9rtsbo 900 hbis -four 81 bu wheat OsO do
eoIu, J,WO do baslsy 1900 do rye 8 600 do oats.
Canal eHpous-0l bbs -four, 900 wire 5Ol hui
CoTD.
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MARINE NEWS.
CLEARED

steamer Ocean, Evans Detroit
Propeller Jeherson ssson Duakk llSO bills hsuf Ind
lot dries.
Gov Cushman, Siason, DunkiT ink; sundries
Sow Aiae R9ck, BlSsett, Toledo, lsO tOrs cuul
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN w0-

Read Notices In The Tribune since Dec. /, 1855.
From his Excel lency, JAATE u WESTCOTT, Governor
o. FLORIDA, and member o. tho United States Senate:
,"F2r upWa us Of twenty years afflicted witt
disease In my family which the best medical and surgical
talent m The country failed cure but which Welded Ia
most salts acorv manner e. the Graefenber Remedies 1
conscienciously advise their use
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NEW YORK, February 1853.
DR. J. +. BRIDGE-Dear Sir Some two vears 20 an in
tmaie female friend had been suffering from falling tie
womb, whites aud dera ged estruation ogetl with
the nding symptoms clearly aescr bed in our Hdye-
semens ard pamphlets She mad the very hest med
ssili MS ciy Unit entirely pros rated and her phys
finally told her T. at he nOugh her lie might p0ssblg be
prolunge very little onger under the most udicious
rea men Fur wn fter that she continual sink
when came mo your Office nt the GTaefenbCTg MedicS
lbstitu aud aied her symptoms As you conf
dent Of the Gracenberg Msrshals CGholcon ia reliav-
ing her she dischalge all the physicians and tried it.
dOuhtingy Pr0yidentslly 1t relgy her quickly and
bott es entirely oursd her Since then years,
tsere has been Ruy eurrence OF the complaint, and
she is ps sr5ng, active aud healthy, when yonng girl
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MARINE ITEMS.

The sehI. NJ CourtriBht aground the liver, opposite
the sRIanes the canal The Augustus Handy tire
AtIshhsll ahlOAding and stripe The Borln
IL Elso stripping.
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Cenal Nntirte.

SHERIBF'S SALE,-PURSUANT
- TO The command Of order Of Issued IRON Tho Court
Q Common Pleas Of CuyahoRa county the suit Of sophron
NTeIbell Pitt agalngt Hiram Kifkham. Don shall ofer
of sa M public auction ai The door ofhe Court House cor
net Of Seneca and Champain ses IN the city or Cleveland
10 said eouuy tho Sd day OF December leq At O'Clock
Of sad day, the ieloglag described lands and tene.
meuts 70 wit Situate IN the village Of Bedford In the county
q aud = known BY being sue. No. "a said SUB
lot No p sixty slx 65l ieet front Willis street. and
hundred and ior'y-sls Zee, DEEP Apgr99sea a tg0
WILLIAMSON Ripptr, Pltrs Atys novs259
SHERIFF'S SALE.---PUKSUANT
~ to tha command OF q writ OF Vondi frpouas, issued
unfhe Court Comm1n Pleas Of Cuyahogu Ount ne the
SUIT Of A Gardiner pltf ag1iust Frederick Hausernaa
DEF 10 me directed, shall offer for sale a public auction
a. the door OF the Court House Corner Of Seneca Cham
plain soeg IN the CITY Of Cleveland IN said county the
th day Of Now mher, 1879 n O'Clock p NJ OF said day
the following Described lands AVID teueneuts 90 wit S
uato IN the ownshp Of Purmh county u CuYnhnga Ohio
aud known as part Of Lot No Seventeen tl In the Tuck
erman Tnct 50 called, being al Ol sui Lot No " except
lng piece en The south part 'hueo onveved by said
Frederick ause To- i'm thuseiman By warranty
doed and bounded ho south the east and by lot
lines AMI the n0rh hY line 70 drawn parallel with
said south line run east to through snid lot No H.
and far enough on sad ouh ius II
and more The ptane hereh erde tl he vey-
ed being iynnc aces ni land, less but suhiec
10 all legal hghweys" Appraised At 81 800 co
d. r. BKayls Atty oct9S
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naiI RooNg.
gIsvtllld boa PIIIl6nlgh ElII Road.

yIs1tIaHd hnd PILlsbRfgh Rail Road.
~ WW
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ITO TAKE EFFECT ON MONDAY
\ Me- 18th, lsse. = TRAINS LEAVE OLIVE
LAND DAILY Sundays tNcoptcd
4t5 p. M-Aooommodaiion ior Welsyilis AN kiiiiers-
hNrrh. ~-"--~
SIS p. .Rf.-Erpress, fof Pittsburgh whssiiue
hes45A A. NJ. and s.35 p N Trnias make dir.ot eon.
neciirna with Penn. n, r. for Baltimore Phlaf ephla
New York and Boston, Also with Belt Ohio H. n faf
Baltimore ami Washington CITY
sis M Train also connects at Hudson for AkrOs ard
MilerbburHh.
E Time BY this route quick and are Will b the same
o. By Northern Lines 70 New York - - - 7
]. n MCCULLOUGH, sap,t.
y n MYERS q n Agent noVl9
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BEEF AND PORE PlGKIEG.

Our extensive
SlHughterinR' Packing and Rendering
Establishment,
GITUATED ON SCRANTON Ap F.
~ nuo aud Cuyuhoga River has been thoTOOglh re-
paired, and ready for business It has pacy for
300 Cattle and 1000 Hogs,
daily all Of which augteIed and the IA dow
and lard rendered In the sauie building,
We have on hand large steck oi COopeInse aud Sa IT,
Our large
STEA l. GHTBR
deliver card prupel the Railroad Del Os,
full days packing euch tp. doing away drHi
entirely We do stT ty commission business Ort
for home or i1reig2 markets respectfully sol'cuet
sfutl726l-ha SHOLL HILLIARn.
PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT
AN IMPORTANT WORK FOR AGENTS.
JUST PUBLISHED.
The Life; Speeches and Memorials
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1S5N--6O.
Cleveland, Columbus \ Cincinnati RAILROAD

cleveland, Columbus \ ClnClnRali RallfOad
Esa ~ HI M,
WINTER ARRAN0EMTNf
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov.
~ u 1859 Passenger raias leave Cleveland ~ foos -
7s5 NJ Cincinnati Express aopprg At Berea. Graf
ton Ia Grange WeliiustOu. New London, Sas
lem Shelby, ant atl stat ions south OF Shelby.
40 y d Cincinnati Night Passenger, Stopping ~ ia.
tlons between Clsveiand and GALLON, and u
Caidngtcn and Delaware; also, stopping to
leave passengers at all 81 al 5ns south Of aalioR.
CONNECTIONS,
Shelby, 6andusky Mansled and Newark Rsilroadt for
Mansleld ht Narnon, NewbIk, 2anesyle, 40
CreEtRe pittslurFh ~. Wayne and Chicago Railroad,
for Forest Upper rsanduskTi Delphoa, Lims, -
Wayne LbPorls Chioagoi &c, west, and East
for Mansfield, Wooster, Massillon, &c.
0aleh nhd neei0ntaine nsiuad Lhe for MerOa Belle
ionteinei Sidney Unicn, MuuOie, indianapolis
IeTrc Haute Nincenncs, kVauhFille, LOuisfila
'elTn, 81, LOuis, ae
DelaWA sYton and Cincinnati lime, iof Springfield ..
Dayton, Hamilton, Cincinnati. Achinond, La
9israpolisi Terfe liaute 81 Louis, a. and ~
Chl inuati with the Ohio 4 Mississippi hail-
road tor Louisville, and all ppihts oa the Ohis
Cslanbus fitsle Miami sna Columbus and xenA Raj
ruad for Neula naYton, indianapolis, IoTra
Hautet 81 I,0uis. Morrow, l0solaud aad Cla.
onnati. and with tho OHIO anil d blissgsfppi f,zil-
road al Cincinnati iOr Louisville Eyansviils
Cairo, s. Louis, and ~ oiutH on the Ohio Tiyer.
CsluEhus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark &anesyo
Wheelmg &C; Jolunhus, PiQUa aud indiana
Railroad for Piqua, UEhana sc
~ Fer Tickets all points gnd information appT ~
the Union Ticket Oioe 81 % AZ the Pas
Z s. FLINT, suponntsndSut.
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MASTER'S SALE,-PURS
JHERIFF's SALE.-BY VTRTTTE

SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
Of two wrs Of vend exponas issued from the court Of
Common Pleas of Cuyaoga Co. at the suit Brad
burn Pm against Cain and Cain. and the other the suit
Of r. T. Lyon. Pltn against T. G. Cain. shall offer for sas
subo forty hereinafter mentioned tho 18th day Of Oe
tobef ls6q two O'Clock p Of said day following
scrbed property witt frame house situate subot 40
10 Grauger subdivision Of ten lots "a and b Said lot
is SO feet front Granger street by $50 feet deep,
p. L.WIGHTMAN, Sheriff
F.JUDsoN, Plaintiffs Agent ocs258
above sale adjourned II the 3st day Of October
1859, at the hour and place above mentioned
oct2UL255 n. l.. WIGHTMAN, sh rid
EThs above sale Is adjourned n tho th day Of Novem-
Der, 1859. At the hour and place above mentioned.
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kAelHE Tue ha9ne Journal says, two young me an I'D
samuel and Theodore Lane o. that city on tke All
inai. with tue Helen Bar. a small lake cftf for 81 J,
sSV heh where iney had intended procure caro- of
epiee reiuri. TaH trip usually takes two or hree
aats ea nohins mas yet been heard om them-t Detroit
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Ashore The bark Nortt Iiuht, Il ClaytoB went
eshoIe BndaynSht Al Aii wEukee She was owned by F
T. MERCK Co, o. Detroit and insured. she yss
ght Al The time aad will probably cot oa without apy
. 'Ti0aa damage -tIbil N'
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CLEVLl,AND AND MAH0NING
! Rail. RoAD.-TiAIE TABLE, No is.
To take effect en- and amer Thursday February TO- 9bp

Al Cleveland with eYelsnd aud Toledo Cleveland Co
lumhus Cincinua Cleveland ard Erie and CsTe sad
aud Pttsburg HalrE Is.
At Soi0i with hacks 10 ChRgrin Falls, b..
A. RIantua with hacks for iagenBa, 81.
At RIacevllle with hncka to Nes'ol Fa'is ke.
At Maufu with hacks 10 Sharon eoufsld ffe ed Els
Bloomfield Garfield. sc.
At OnnesioWu With stages fer New Castle Posad,
oRel hnt EnOR ValloY, and thOacs b. +. F. VI &C. b.
h. to PiusboTgh. ----
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PRaa LiKg superior The Gan. ravior ,y,iv.a d,
2ey Win i.f oad No msEne disast = are ropited-
hoet Ssp hy9er brlpNng down the Tavinr The N ine7
Al hock koesinto Sinier quaiefs Al Ontonasop Ibid