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Sheriff and Special Master Commissioner
ATgru ATsrtN phi = Atttyc tnt.Vhfl.

PALMfR AUsrlN. pIh s AlyF. m3y5ht3J
SHERlFF Il SPECIAL MASTERS
~ SALE -NUtice Is erchy that BY virtue ofu piu-
order s.r ss Cd fum tho C0ut OF Common Pleas
Of CuyRhusu uniy tho S1t OF john COlemau against
MrunS Bmy IT, al. aud 10 e directed, snail offer Tor
sale at Pub hlc Au tiW u The duOr Of the Cou House
Ton corner ~ and Chumpain Ia the CIV Of
Cleveland, n sand Cuuu he 4h day of June 1879 at
O'Clock VI uI ul duy the following described prpniy
to Sluatruu tho TO Nnship ui Warreusvlle being
No in this lh range of townships il the Cuuuectlr
Western Res ln the a ut OHIO. and which Is also IN
the County uf tuyuOgu u IS knUUu BY being part Of
lot s. aud bounded ss olOws cgnulug al the oenlrc Of
road running 40 Bed ord, running south TO lands owned by
Hig i'y. lhruGs East alng SAID ne 10 reds thence
ssutb u the line tu lands OWne by Alsum salisbury,
lhe east along sad line 70 he centre of he ClrveuG
aud Chagun Fails Plank Rupd thence along slid DAD to
the place beginning supp sed 20 c0pain hr ncres h
subject To the Cleveland AID Mahoung railroad
through II, Appraised at s375.
d. l.. WIGHTMAN
Sheriff aud Spec al Master Commissioner.
II. nrr'W & WtRIOw. Pin IS Att'vs. ma, bId2i3
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN

Female ireguBriiies, weakness uterine displucements
aud all Octl ueriue difficulties aud cunsi uti na trules
ut wCmeu, are entirely cured by THE GRAEFENBERG
MARSHAlLS UTF RlNE CATHOLtCON ..
~ This ronuection Mis- Beecher ster Of the Rev lIeu
- Ward Beecher In letters TO the people, page 29 says
have nine sisters IN sisteTs-n law, and fourteen fe-
male cousins al ma Ned, and all delicate and ailing -
Aud the Immense itot fiouds and uCquantunces
can Of ecail on married dies, BON in this cCgury uud
country. who perfect healthy" In cases, however
where The Gueeubers CahOlicOu has been used, must
that health has rapidly taken the place Of dseuso and
ladies have become bug strong vigorous aud healthy
MIS- Clemson, OF ira, suys Boautiful indeed is he
conhdng trusting nature II woman hut how much docs il
need 20 be PROTECTED by watChiuness that will lead
time o disease TO appeal medical adviser OF .ceu
hc educa mural worth and purity OF character" All
these may be secured by addressing the Gaeenbeg Com
pany.
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SHERIFB'S SALE by Virtue of a
~ wnt Flerl Faoils issued from the C0utt "a, Ol-
mon Pleas OF CuyHhugn county, at the suit u james
SlIk, Assignee Pgmuhngaip Mrs. May Rssor De-
hc auction at ho door o tho House tcoruer Of Sen
tca aud thmpluu Alroetl 10 The city Oi Cleveland iu
sldco1n} oa The TO- h day nt June, 1859 clock
~ OF AHid day, tho following described auds nnd
enehs, I'D VII Siturte m the city Of Cleveland, o1uuty
OF Gu hhnsu. ONO, Hul s known nI Of original ten
acio u. No lds taud possibly sm9 sri 1897 begin
mag on lle huutherIy g Ul ENciid street, huytw0 ce
hhstery from Snort AtCY, thuuOe Nnuthery rallo with
the ne Of sal allie, 20 Huron street thence Easter uu
Tue NprhurlY ua Il Huron fUy-Bght hpuco
NouhtTB parable with tho line OF slor AlleY To EuoIid
street thence Westerly the line OF Eur I'D street fOf
less. W. "'4N W
Appraised at $4,000
~, O ,y,,.,,r,,,,, p. l.. WlGHrMAN, sheriff
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Crool Notites.


GHERlFF'S SALE.-Pursuant TO the
- couun ue ot I've ordet .!le issued i,oathe Court
iuhn Hopsr II al rlnuin asuinst Marcus Caunau ttal
efenunt nd % the suit Of Robert Houpor % nj Fus
V said deits shall offer iur spo nt ubo Auction nt the
streets in the city Of Uegelund IN Cuyahugq County
tho 30 day OF May, 1859, O'Clock M of said ~,
tho following described lands aud tcremeuts towu httu
Ate IN the Cy OF Cleveland Cuyuhoo County, aud 6tute
OF LOT OF aud ewned by Frederick Wlge n
Lake street. thence runung nor hory noug sata Wage
Inns west ne 1872 ct TO Ian O'cuprd by NJ MHmnetti
hence wostcrY with soil Rauot z Hue 20 leeii uencr
utterly parable. with said Wagflns line TO Lake street
thence westerly along said Late street 10 TIE place OF be-
ginumg, being the same premises conveyed p Marcus
Cuuiman aud MagCus RiggUnborggr, Two OF ihe dot nd
.nts, by J W Fuch u Mashll by order Of Vie Court,
S.pt 70, 1865 Not IS, page 95. Apna,sed - Slsoo.
u l.. WlGHrMAN, Sheriff
y T WALLACE. PlGs AtI'y apr29d
GHkRIFF & SPECIAL MASTERS
~ SALE Pursuant - the cOmmaud Of an order uf sal
ssued Of the Couu OF Common Pleas Of CuYuhOgt
County at he suit Of William Halcunb, plh ugaust
Henry A Robinson ct al deitsl, 10 ditecteu shall
odsr for at Public Auction az The door OF the Cuuu
House. Corner OF Seneca and Champain streets ~ the
tly Cleveland u said county The 10Th DAY Of May
1859 at o'clock r. M uf said day, following ctrbod
Chagru Falls the state Of Ohio aud which Is also In
the county u CuyuUuga nnd rs known by and Is bounded
tolows Being No Ia The niuh und tenth range cf
Townships In the Connecticut W'sCrn Reserve in the
state Ohio aud which Is also in The cuurty Of Cuybhoeu
aud is kntwn ali the housu and ot uCCupied
owned hy Bounded the north by the store aud
twenty-five fsot) south Ny and lot owned hy Ph,hps
Ob0uru aud west by limo running parallel with Main
street. beingus my feet thereifom, aud situated ia
the village of Cha-rn Fails County OF CuYahUsa aud
ate n Ohio be ho same more or less but subject tO all
| lesal highways.
Appraised at S6O0
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Persons in any part Of the world may be successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail OF their case with
remittance for medicines &C.
address Dr.; AMOS q SON, corner Muin and Quay-sts
N, Al
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This c3rti6es that have used the Gtaetenhrrg PIN
nd Marshal's Cuholcon, sold here by ]. " Johnson
my practice, To my entire satisfaction They gle good
iedicines. Dr. G. W. BUSHNELL
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S@EN 1859. ss.lIEE;; $50. !
TIE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.

THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co,
WILL during he present run THEN well inowa and
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
OgdensburRh S5 OsweGo, and Upper Lakes,
Forming TRI-wEEKLY LINE between
OgdeDsburgh and 0swego, and Cleveland, San
dusky Toledo and Detroit,
And a SEMI-wEEKLY LINE hetwoen
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Chicago, Mil
waukee and intermediate Ports
Connecting at o ogdsnsbureh with tho
Ogdensburgh d Vermont Central r. r. Route,
Between
Ogdensburgh, Burlington. Concord, Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence Lowell, Worcester
and Boston,
And at osvego with the
New Oswego Line Of Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal,
Bettoeen osioego, Troy, Albany and Nsl0 York,
Connecting also at Dunkirk with the
NEW YORK ERIE RAILROAD,
And form ng
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between Ounkirk, Clsveuu and sandusky, and
TRI.wEEKLY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk Chioago and intermediate Ports
" Property forwarded by This Line will bo subject to
but one transhpment
" Merchandise marked N T Co Express" will he
forwarded fr New York nv Erpress Freight Tfaiu
r the New York S Ere Railroad, aud promptly for
warded from Dunkirk.
I5 These Lines oonneetat cleveland with the clevc-
lanai Detroit aud Lake SuperiCr Line,
APPLY TO
T. MYERS. Agent N. r. Co, No. III Broadway N v
T. l. WARNER, Agent n r Co, No Cmutss Slip Ny.
JOHN HOOKING, Agent N. T. Co, No. s5 stale street,
Boston
A. CUSIIATAN, Agent v C. Line No Ies State Street,
CHAS S. TAPPAN. cor. 9Th and Chestuu, st., Phila.
v f CHURrH, Agent. ROuse's Point N Y
g. L. THOMPSON, Treas. N. +. CO. Ogdensburgh, NY
GEORGE PA RI ER, AGE {.
HOVEY h CRAWFORD, OswcCO. N. Y.
ID CALDW ELL, Agent, Dmkirk.
CHAMRERLlN. CRAWFORD co Cleveland
| J. s. CHENOWETH CO, Cincinnati, o.
v McBETH, Agent Saudusky
WM. r. WALKER, Agent Toledo
". X. MA rHEWS, Agent, Detroit Mich.
| j Il nRAMFoRD, w9ukee, WIS.
McHFNRY Il BARKER, Racine, wis
! MArHER Y CO, Chicago.
! 7 aeon WASHBURNE, puvenuOrt Iowa. ....
u v. WIRORG 4 CO, Fulton CITY, III.
/ n. W. GRAHAM co Cairo, III.
| FIFE MICHAEL, st. Louis.
Office of the Northern Transportation ComPany)
Cleveland. Feb. 18th. 1859
mar1QRG y CHANRERLIN, President.
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Read what Dr Bushnell Saws Of tho GraefcuhfTg NJ
rincs. br is phy sician OF extensive pTpctce und
Of the most successful ia tho county (lrumbul) In wm
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BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OFep4u N
~ Lake Navigation, the PropuctOrsH AfHVS4M
ofthis Line viii put upon he route rom 90 A - -
Buffalo 10 Chicago seven frSt-rass A gslEssssaiaz
Screw Steamers. OF great strength and speed,
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- IEE

MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with Cleveland aud Toledo Cleveland, Co
nmbus CnCiauuti, Cleveland aud Eno, and Cleveland
and PitishuTg Railroads,
Al SOl1l with hhCls 10 t'hugrn Falls, &c.
A. Mautua wi h hacks for Rayenna, SC.
Al Brlrerille with hacks 20 Newton Falls ne
AZ Warren with hncks 10 Sharon, GrueuGeld MeadviIe
Bloomfield C8nGeid
At YOUNGSTOWN. with stages for New Castle Poland
Lawel, Enun Valley aud thence by q. h W sc. II
r Co Pittsburgh.
CIIAs. L. RHODES, supt
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YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICUIAR NOTICE

An i srumen for the of Nocturnal Emissions mnt
properly known as Seminal Weakness 0C. Can be peUuu
neny currd h. from fifteen days months by ihc u.s.
u tins INSTRUMENT when used cuuiuiny with nUdCines.
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Jnucs Egbert aud others ! InPut,tion.
DTRSUANT TO THE COMMAND
Il uas order Of sale issued Tom The Count OF
Common Pleas uf CuynhOga CO.. in above entitled action TO
I'D isha ,iier oi snle at Public Auction al The
door C,uu House, tuorner of Seneca and Chaupialn
su iu tho cay "t tlovela land IN said C0uuy, on he lh
da, lune 5g Ht O'Clock p, M uf said day, the FL
luv described lands aud tent ments to wit Siunr IN
tho wushlp aud village Of BED ford IN he County of Guy
aul aud State Of Omu, Uud bOuu ed aud descubei a,
fOllu Being he Chair Factory Lot situate original
ln M S. aud houlled follows; Beginnir at near
the ,uuh- tasury Of the bridge acrOs miii
souh sdrgree- west culn p liuks from norheily nd
ipth urnpe wall on the m dam. thence SOuih "
deere Cust chaus to Tho edge of IN Imkt rs
Cutk. hence nurteaser uu the Creek along the north
Crly TO the sOuhsT end high parape wall un
The ~ theme nouhery on nd wall to southerB side of
mll thturu south 81 ggreGs west / chain q luks
uupH che sOuthufy edge Of nil to the place Othcgn
nj With e reht TO he Of water from tho mill rare
SUI JeC 10 the gtst mtll and raw mil
yilnre lot No. II Of Rob sou Egbert's suldiysi
0fu rHd urEuuI lot No SO, bounded two AidCs by
Wills Toe westerly village lot No u, uorheTy hY
buff OF TubrI's Creek Together with all the machine y,
enauo and xurc7 apperunug to tie said Char Factory
Appr.i ised a. $1,000.
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NEW TREATMENT,
Buffalo Medical ERisDensaI.V

Established for the cue ut
Dyspepsia, General Debility, FeDer and Ague.
Asthma, Incipient Consumption, Lajirm-
uicS of Youth and old Age &c.
~ NO MERCURY USED. Al
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FEVER AND ACUTE

A'hOM w HIGH MAN IL MD SII II.
~. - FER OVER a LARGE PART OF the GLOBE
dHced W lhg poisonous mlasm Of yegetabe decay This
Rna nses I'm The uery vap0r rGm J While he sun is
Eo"" @ ,as @ Rnrzon nus yapo gers near he oaIs sur
The blood There acts IUutug poison the Gr-
ns ysGela ana 5xcretg organs Of the body The liver be
'he bile from heblood Both The virus aud he biie cc1
" unte " she ana produce violent constitutions
al us1laer Inc spleen the kuneys and me stomach
sympatnse with the liver, and bee derangad also
eIpei ibs notSns infIn T, S,sai,i ~ ,u h atmp to
The body III the Internal eEcreoes force them To cast IL
na orgaus with cOngeslive violence. This is the CU
Bpl % Eig ofoEt ii mis Then The FEVgR follows, 10
surface qsu another effort 10 eXptl the irritating poson
u hLttegHh has 1ller great 9xcre ohe skin In THIS also
hd Walls Tue recovery OF strength TO repeat the hope
FEVER AND AGUE Such conslituona jisdTdeT viii 0i
oga5se y % undermine The health 4 i is not regovso
we hav0 lhhoTed 20 mud, aud have found an antidote
AYERS AGUE CURE.
Which neurahses this malurous poison in tic blood and
stimulates the liver eype Il from the hody As il should
Aud does WoEe " rather does what is of moro service l.
hose Yhp are subject to tins Infection taken in season
those who use tree fm It's attacks keous the system In
health although gxlosod to the disease Cousequ nty it
not only cures but protects from the variety of acc
hons which induced BY thia malignant influence such
Feyers Nouraeia Rheumatism G0ut HndHess To5i6'
ache, Earnche Catarrh, Ashma, Palpuions Painful Al
lug lroW this cause win be found TO assume more or les the
late niten type. This "AoUE Guar" removes he cause
This arcomphshes by tmuatng the sroretnries to er-
PEI the VIRUS r9m The system and these organs by degrees
Hence arises what we term ncClma Timem accom-
nS % m S 1 1ts66 gS 0 m w. long gnogsh or s
% once und with safely We have great reusOu 10 believe
clVss Of discusses which are caused ~ ihe nsamsc ni9
ion than other Witch has been discovered aud has
SUI another odyrningo TO the public which Is, that u
PREPARED BY
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PREPARED BY
ID n, J. q. AK Err & CO..
LOWELL MASS
PRIOE OEE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
AYERS OATHARTIO PILLS,

AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES or A PuRaAyIVg MEnicrRR
For COstiveness;
For the Cure of Dyspepsia;
For Jaundice
For the Cure Of tipdees stiOn.
... For Hoalache
For the Cure Of Dysentery;
For Foul stomach,
.. FOrthe Cure ai Eryspelas
For the Piles;
For the Cure OF ScTOfna
FoT all ScrQllleus Comp laints
for thP Cure Of Rheumatism,
For Diseases OF tho Skin:
..." For the Cure OF LAYER COmnl ainta
. , . 60 For DTopsyi
for the Cure Of relter, Hum0Ts and Salt Rho IN .
For MUrmsl
For Tie Cure OF Gnut; .....
fpr Dinner Plj
hQr tie Cure of Eeumlgia,
For Purifying the RO0d
They sugar-colted that the n0si sensitive can
them pleasantly and they the best aperiont I'M ths
world Tor Hll lhe purposes of family phygic
Price 25o. per Box Six Boxes for 81
Greatnum sof Clergymen Physicians Statesmen and
uhh6h pefsenages hove lent their names certify the un-
pued usefuness Of these remedies but our spaeo here
will not permit the insertion Of them Tie Agents below
furnish gnus our AMFniCAN ALMANAC in which they are
Fens Win ue0 tnl uescrui 0us OF above comulauis
and the lfeaimeni that sun he followed for their cure
D2 not 10 put Oh BY uhprneped ed dealers with other prep
aIalinns thy make more proht on Demand AYERS, and
take no others The sick want the best aid there Is for
them, and they shou d have it.
All our remedies are fnr gaeby
4, MM. LlSk and GAYLORD HAMMOND snd ala
do0ll dktw 6m Ewsow sn
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L.
Sheriff and S1ecial Master COu.'r.
PALMER AUsTIV, PINS Atty's. may4td
CHERIFFS SALE--Pnrsnnnt to the

~ HERlFE'S SALE.-Pursuan to the
~ command OF order Of Fale issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahugu County a. he sui u
Edwin p Murgan, Paimia, against Samnel X CQluus
aud others dffs danis, directed, ! shall OtUT
lor sale az public aucto1. at the door Of the Court
no Sc (Ou the CuTnGrOf seneca aud huw a sFeelts
10 the city OF Cleveland in said County w 4th dpy uf
June 1889 at uo.ook p NJ Of saId g., i'l ." atng
described lands and te emeuts 10 vii: Stut,u IA the
township OF ChaBuu Falls, m the tao o Ohio aud which
is also ~ the County o. CuyuhpFa, which IS known by
belne the whole tots and part Of lot and 10 bounded
as follows 10 wit west by Water street, south by Cente
street east BY an alloy running um Pearl street 70 Centre
street. aud north 10y usrt 0f said lot No decided "a
Adiu Grant aud situated IN the village Uf ChugTn Falls
he the some more or les but subject " all legal highways
Appraised at 500
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The great desid 10 be obtained in he
of RHary Is simplicity absence of uuuCuessur
friction ui muiDn and It lS claimed for tks improve
sut tina thase valuable requisites have been
degree OF perfection than thpse presented b. any
other TOtulug In It's ar ugfmGnis, most wonder
ul simplicity, has advantage found In all tho
best rotating harTows combined Ia one
hg harrow having three small circulars iuuully
volvuE Will puveIiZe the sui more IN going the
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Il gives great easure certify TO the nvsrable ru
ratve ocion Of the Gracfeuberg Murshals Uterine ga
hulCon all Of female disease aud to the skill and
high moal chsrlCt Of tho A.eubal Department of the
Graelenberg Company.
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" N WALAoE pln's At7v npr20l
GHkRIFF a. SPEOIAL MASTER'S
OHERTFFS SALN. .-Pursuant TO the

' D L. wIGHTMA AN, Sheriff,
....f.. aud Special Master Commissioner.
W Atnasr plH's AttiV de
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C3- It is admirably arranged to prevent
clogging.
10 1t will rotate as well on side hill as on
level ground.
I=V' 1t is very strong and durable, and is
less liable to get out of repair than any other
harrow.
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J. P. LAMBERT, NJ. D.,
Auburn -Four Corners, Penn.

am Methodist clergyman. My heart has fairly ached
Ia witness the feeble houh Of women. have tTayp ed
my preaching the Gospel. thank God however
that have seen all these diseases give way he Griefen
berg Mashas Uterine Cuthohcun whotHver u has bee
used. Rev. PETER SHARP, Ridgeway, Mich
former of Western S.Hk, Medina 90, o
~ For sale by Druggists Medicine Dealers through
out The state
~ For medicines OF agencies address
II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland
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DATENT SEED SOWER-THE
J. very best thing used No who has ever
n'd would think OF sowing seed without this machine.
For sale by J.. PIrkIN.
mur2l No 80 MARVIN 81
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-05-26
PEE ysYLvAHIA YEARLY MEETING OF PRO-
: GREsSIvE FRIENDS.

The Seventh Pennsylvania Yearly Meeting of Pro-
Hamoron) Chester County, First Day. the 29ih of
Fifth month, 1885, at ten O'clock A. NJ and continue its
session three four days.
The friends of Truth, Purity and Progress, of every
shad, OF theological opinion, earnestly invited par
ticipSte in the proceedings OF Religious Society, which
sets firth creed, imposes letters upon the intellect
enco rages the utmost freedom of speech and inquiry,
and labors, according its best light, inspire and
dul that love GOO whose fruits are seen in love to
mani ind III efforts 10 enighen elevate, and ennoble
Hum nifty, reclaim the fallen, break the chains of
the tves 10 promote those principles of peace and uni
vers, brotherhood which are so beautifully illustrated
in ia life of Jesus Of Nazareth search and
the of human suffering, and carry the prnc-
piles - pure and indebted religion every relation OF
life, snd every institution OF society.
Joseph A. Dagdae, Frank Burlington,
Oliver Johnson, Edward Webb.
Sidney Pierce Gurus, Thomas Garrett,
Elisabeth jackson, and others
Co, munc atoms for the Meeting may be addressed 10
Josel A. Dugdsle Hamorion, Chester County PenHsyl.
vsniL Oliver Johnson, Ani-Slavery Once, New
York
lockwood meeting house is mile of Hamor-
ton, O. the road leading kenneu Square Strangers
i formed that daily mail coach the latter
place from Wilmington, Delaware passing directly by
the seiing house. The distance from Wilmington TO
Long iood is 10 miles. Between Philadelphia and Will
ming, IN there is daily communication both by Rairaad
and Steamboat
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-05-26
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

The following items have been telegraphed
abroad from this city:
There is no truth in the report that the Cass-
Herran treaty was lost in the Magdalena river.
The report originated from the fact that an in
formal communication from our Government to
the Granadian Government, which was des-
patched in the boat that was capsized was lost
but the treaty did not leave until the next mail
and consequently did not suffer from the alleged
disaster 1t has probably been ratified ere this
bv that Government.
Postmaster Cook returned to Chicago, sup
posing that his explanations had relieved him
from the serious charges Of fraud in the Post
Office, but they have been repeated since, in
such form as render him equally obnoxious
with Mr.. O'Flynn, of Detroit, who was recently
removed, and who will be subjected to a crimi-
nal prosecution.
No decision has yet been given concerning
the overland mail contract.
Tho now contract for the California service,
via Nicaragua, has been sent to Postmaster
Fowler to-day to be executed When it shall
have been signed, and securities shall have been
given, the public will better understand who is
behind Mr.. Johnson, the successful bidder
about whom nothing has been ascertaned
The first instalment of 100000 of the debt,
as ascertained and adjusted in the treaty recent
ly concluded by Minister Reed with the Chinese
Government and due by it to certain American
citizens, has already been received
Just previous to Count Sartiges leaving
Washington, recently, he openly said, in con-
versation with two well-known gentlemen of the
State of New York, that if there should. be a
European war; as he believed, it would not be
without embarrassment to our commercial rela-
tons, for the right of search would be reassert-
ed and enforced. This remark was made with
emphasis. The responsibility of the party from
whom this information was received leaves no
doubt of its truth.
Washington, Nay 23-There was an extra
ordinary session of the Cabinet held to-day,
called TO consult on business connected with
The State Department. 1t is understood they
passed upon the form of the dispatches to be
ordered to our Ministers abroad, to be commu-
mcated to the Courts to which they are re-
spectvely accredited, setting forth the neutral
positions of our Government in view of the
pending European hostilities.
Mr. Bishop, the recently appointed Commits
sloher OF Patents, arrived here to-day, and en-
tered upon the duties of his office.
Secretary Cass and Senior Mata had con-
ference this morning on the subject of Mexican
The Philadelphia post Office question con-
uilues TO excite much comment, and it is now
thought that John Robbins, jun, will succeed
Mr.. Westcott.
Inc President has appointed Colonel STAN.
TTaugh' OF Pennsylvania, Surveyor General of
A"ere is no doubt that immediate measures