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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-05
TELEGRAPHIC.
yesterday Afternoon's Report
nArRR roRRIGN I've.

PARTHER PoiET, June 4.
The steamship Nova Scocian, from Liverpool
SD via Queenstown oath. passed Farther Point
al fo'clock this morning, en- route for Quebec.
Liverpool, Sith@8rSadstuas dull Wheat firm.
London h-cOnsOls % ss@oSR for money, and
SSnles Nav ss-The Rebels encamped ri San
Mautlno were beaten twice and driven 20 Parti
uieo with considerable loss including one OF the
The Heights occupied by the Retols were taken
by she Royal troops.
ST. Petcnburgh, 2tth--Gortschasoh sent in
Htruoti0ns 20 the Russian Ministers 70 we great
Isowers explaining that Turkey was not invited
10 ne Conference On the condition OF the Christ
ians there, because she Was lot one OF the rive
Great Powers and her edlnitianee may make It
necessary 10 admit Sardinia ana other minor
ROM. NAY gs-AnsfBcial dispatch from Naples
ai saws the Sicilian Insurgents were attacked and
dispersed on The 2lst by battalion gl Royal Chas
scurs; I2s rebels wero killed The insurrection Is
making no progress
the Atlantic Telegraph Company, publishes a
communication rehuting certain statements of the
Greenland Cable Deputation 10 RalmerstOn.-
Seward showed that greater facilities than Is gen
orally believed, exists, for the safe establishment
of line between Ireland and America
The Times Vienna correspondent says that Il
g prevalent there that Sicily is lost to the Bour
b0ns
Napoleon said he was dissatisfied with Sardinia
who be says has taken advantage Of the period
previous 10 the ratification OF the treaty and sold
the crown lands which should revert 70 France,
twas reported that I.amoricierc found cut that
his hands were completely tied by French au
thority at Rome.
The French commander will not allow him TO
attack the Piednontese, OF assist az Naples,
The Papal government has received important
documents containing instructions for raising In.
surreetion IN the States of the Church, AmbruzEi
and Callabin.
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FLoUR-The demand has been confined to the
supply of local wants, and sales have all been in
small lots, at decline. The range for red
wheat extras and double extras is s5,5O95,ss,
and for white wheat grades, s5,s796, ,5O-thelat-
ter figure for favorite city brands double ex-
tras. A moderate sale of fine -four was made
at $3.50. Rye is quiet at $3.50.
FRUITs-Dried apples arein some little de-
mand at &c. Peaches in a moderate way sell at
14@16c according to quality.
GRAIN-WHEET-The downward tendency in
the market which we noticed last week, was ar
rested when prices had fallen to ST. and at
that point red wheat has since remained sta
tionary. The demand at the close, however, is
very limited, and holders must wait for buyers
in order to obtain that figure. The market is
entirely too weak to bear eroWding. Latest sales
of white were at 81 ,9s9l,4O. CORN-DropDed to
Acc Immediately subsequent to the date Of our
last review. At that figure purchases were
made for shipment, and considerable amount
was sent forward. For the past few days, sales
have been limited to an occasional carload to
city buyers or on orders, at 47@4Sc. OATs-Are
in large supply, with no outlet short of a consid-
erable further decline. Quotations have alrea-
dy fallen 2c within the week, the market clos
ing with a sale on track at S5c, The limited
home demand is met by the receipts BY team,
BARLEY is unchanged and nominal at a range
of 6O97sc. RYE is inactive at sO9s5o.i
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n. Y. BANK sTATEMENT-JUNE A,
REVIEW OF THE CLEYELATD WHOLE
SALE PRODUCE MARKET FOR THE
WEEK ENDING JUNE Z. 1860.

The market for be week has been quiet and
without any very important changes. The de-
cline in wheat and corn was checked on Tues
day, and those articles have since remained
stationary, but without much demand. As was
to be expected, -four has yielded in proportion
to the decline in wheat.
The changes and fluctuations which have oc-
Cured will be found noted under their appro-
pirate heads.
ALooKoL-Manufacturer quotations are 4lc
for 90 per cent. which is the only quality in
any demand.
ALE-We quote as follows Present use, s.,
Stock S69S7; Porter IS and Kennett $40,
BKANs-No demand, and prices nominal ut
5O@sOc for common to choice.
BUTTER-There is very little inquiry beyond
the usual retail demand, and the market con-
tinues dull and heavy, closing with sales prime
W, r. at l2c In asmall way I3c is obtainedlfor
choicest qualities. Grease butter is salable at
TIC.
CHEEsE-There is some activity in the market
and new made sells in considerable quantities
a. 7k@7He depending on quality.
EGGs-Have sold steadily all the week, at n
range Of 91z0lOc-closing with sales at the out
side figure, at which price holders arelvery will
ing to sell.
FEATHERs-Are quiet. The only sale repor-
ted for sometime, was small lot of prime geese
at &c.
FIsH-The market for some varieties Of lake
fish has further declined. We quote rs follows
nn do IN IA 4 a
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COM MRRCIAL.
NEW YoRK MARKET-JUNE !

BY TELE0hAPM.l
FLOUR--O Opened u tribe better, but with only "a
moderate domand for export aud home consumption
and the market closing quiet with holders disposed
90 sell at about pTeyiOu quotations. Sales lsu0 bblH
at S5 25G5,3O iOr superine state; S5,32aW3,lo Tor
extra state; S5,25l5aO for superilne WESTERN S3o
1s06 for shipping brands extra Ohio round hoop
Market closing dull Included in sales are No Dds
state for export and 1000 do on speculation within
tine range.
In moderate demand. sales Of 6OO bbls at 40
for common to choice extra.
RYE FLOUR-Steady, with a moderate busi-
doing at IS, ,5O@i,2O for common to choice SUI
CORN AIEAL-Qulet and unchanged.
WHISkH-Firmer Sales 400 bbbls at 2l'ecg
WHEAT-Spring has advanced Ic with fair de-
club at S299l3l, In store and delivered; 1000 bu
white Indiana al 81 ,4SGl,50 and 1000 bush choice
white Michigan at Sl,5s@l,6O.
RYE-Qulet, at g2c.
CORN-Firmer with light receipts and a lair
amount for the east and export. Sales of sgOO bush
646g651sc for round shipping mixed western, chiefly
at 6il6ifc. and closing at inside price; 62G63c for
eastern do; 55c for distillng do; 69lsc for yellow
Southern, and 70c very choice yellow Illinois.
OAFS-ln fair supply AID rather quiet at 40d
i2'6c for western Canadian and state; and unsound
do at S76lS9c.
PORK-Opened firmly and closed dull Sales $50
bbls SH939lS for new mess; Sl7l2's for old do Sl3
80 for new prime, andSl2,5O for old prime,
BEkE-Quiet and steady. Sales go bbls at S4d
80 for country prime; S5(05,jO for country mess
extra mess.
LARD-Mariet firm. Sales $50 packages at III
BUTTER-Quiet and unchanged at IO9I7c for
Ohio.
CHEESE-In moderate demand for export at ia
lie for inferior TO prime.
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NJ CONFERENCE.

BUFFALO, June ?
The n f. Conference finally agreed that the
matter Of lay delegation should 90 back to the
annual and quarterly conference, for them to
ascertain ii the laity really desire it.
Philadelphia was chosen as the next place for
holding the General Conference.
The book agents were authorized to establish a
depository at San Francisco.
A vote Of thanks and coincidence was passed TO
Mr. SWormsted, book agent az Cincinnati.
Il was resolved that the annual Conferences,
except California and Oregon, be required here
after to pay the expenses Of the delegates to the
General Conference.
The basis OF representation In the next Gene
raj Conference was fixed in the ratio Of one del
egate to thirty members.
Bishop Sampson gave an interesting account of
his embassy 70 Europe, showing the position he
took before the British Conferences on the subject
of slavery.
A resolution was adopted unanimously and
heartily approving the course Of Bishop Simpson
and Dr. McCltutock in Europe.
The second week in January was fixed upon as
a dav to be observed by the Church as a season OF
rTaver for the conversion of the world
Al vote Of thanks was passed 70 DR., Harris and
his associate Secretaries.
Or Durbin then made the pastoral address for
1850 which was adopted.
me Conferenc adjourned till O'Clock Monday
morninq. 10 finish the little remaining business.
Before adjourning a beautiful silver tea-set was
presented to Dr. Harris Secretary IN Denaii oi
fhe members Of the Conference.
a similar present was made 10 Dr Orimh, AZ
eiatant Secretary.
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TALLow-Beef tallow is quiet at DC and NUT
ton do. at sS@oe.
VNEGAR-Selling at $50 for cider and Sc for
manufactured.
WooL.-The new clip Is coming forward and
buyers are plenty Rt a decline Of 90 from last
years opening rates. Above this they are gen
orally unwilling TO go. The prices offered range
Mt 2sDl5o for all grades.
We copy the following statements regarding
the market in other cities:
The Philadelphia Price Current says: There
has been but little change to notice since our
last report and the stocks in the hands Of deal
ors are small. There is no disposition on the
part of manufacturers 70 purchase beyond their
Immediate wants, until the new clip oOmmen-
oes coming forward. feW,lots Of the new clip
from New Jersey, have already peen reoetVed,
and sold at 83c@35o for washed, and 2O922e for
unWashed. IN a few weeks supplies will be
coming forward from the west. The future OF
the trade is not as promising rs might be anti
eipated, We observe that throughout the west
few or no contracts have been made for wool on
the sleeps back, as was the case at this time
last year."
There has boen a fair inquiry from manufac-
turers, but the sales do not add up so large a.
last week. In prices there Is no change to nO-
tice The sales Of tho week have mostly ranged
at 4O042o pe1lb for pulled, rs to quality. The
stock of fleece wool in this market is now mate
rally reduced"
The St. Louis Price Current reports:
There is some demand, but very little offer.
ing, tho receipts having consisted mostly of
Mexican, for which there is little, if auy, inqui-
~ and lots fol shipment to other markets. Some
sales have been made at lsc92pc for unWRshed
and 2S632c for washed"
The Louisville Price Current quotes: "G-eas-
cd at 22&23kci Pulled SlGS2c; Washed 3i9e5c.
The Cincinnati Price Current says:
The market for this article continues unset
tied. There is no disposition TO purchase at the
rates asked bg owners, and they being disposed
TO stand out for last years prices, which are
fully Sc above the views Of buyers, nothing can
be done"
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HIGHwNEs-Have been steady all the Weel
selling freely at l9He for large lots.
LU1BER--The market is quiet as follows:

MEAL-COrnmeal is selling at sl,25 per cwt.
for good quality.
NAILS We quote them at Ss9s3.lsH for
nssorted, and S59s5,5O for pressed spike.
Ons-Are generally quiet as follows Lard,
No. !, ssc@s5; No. ?, 73o975c; Whale, Ose97Oc
Linseed 6sc@7Oc, Sperm 81 ,6O9sl IS and coal oil
zoe.
PRovIsIoNs-There has been an active de-
mand for smoked meats. and in some instances
an advance has been obtained. Sales range at
@7]<o fer common country cured shoulders Sc
for sides, and 999K for same quality hams
Choice qualities of the latter bring lO@llc, &C
oording to quality and estimation in the mar
ket. Ness pork is quiet, and selling only in q
small way, OF le.sO9S17 for best brands. Lard
Is very quiet at u@1l1e.
SAILS firm at 10 for fine and ], ,4O9l so for
coarse. Sacks are firm ct l9c.
SEEDs-No demand and nominal at 1928 for
Timothy and $3.50 for clover.
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LATER
DOUGLAS MEETING IN PHILADEL-
PHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, June 4.
A large and enthusiastic Douglas meeting was
held tonight at Concert Hall.
EX-MayOr Vaux presided, assisted by numerous
Vice Presidents, including Edwin Forrest
Resolutions were adopted declaring Douglas
their choice for the Presidency, denouncing his
shameful persecution, expressing devotion to the
Union, declaring the great doctrine Of nOn-inter-
yention. heartily approving of the Charleston
platform, pledging their support to the Baltimore
nominees, repudiating all sectional parties, Re
publicans and Yanceyites, declaring il TO b the
duty of the Baltimore Convention, before pro
ceeding to ballot, to adopt rule requiring each
delegate 70 pledge his support TO the nominees as
the only condition on which they csn be permit
ted to participate, returning sincere thanks TO
that portion Of the Pennsylvania delegates to
Charleston who faithfully represent the senti-
ments of the Democracy Of this State as clearly
Indicated at the Reading Convention.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsnraroN. JUNO 4.

Is Is officially stated that the Government viii
save million of dollars by the purchase made
of coal privileges in Chiriqui, from Ambrose W
Thompson. The contract was made by the Navy
Department and only needs confirmation by
Congress.
There has been no determination as TO the sue
cessOr Of Mr.. Daniels on the Bench of the Su-
preme Court. The names which have been
mention In that connection, are the result of mere
speculation.
II is probable that the japanese will not leave
before Thursday, and that their visit 10 Buffalo
will be omitted from the programme
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MEDICAL SUCCESS EXTRAOR-
ORDINARYli
One Hundred Dollars PfelgiinalIl
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
Oh BPERNAIoHRnoEt
g ET, &C, AND N Pot ENC
CURED
After ali other Treatment Failsil
DR a GIR90N


Formerly Of New York City, win pay One Hun
ed dollars for ths proof that he ever iils y cure
sum for the proof that any other Physician In
the United States treats the same diseases with
Amer may years Of Iaborious study and expert
ence, DR.. GIBSON is happy In being abs 70 an
nOqnce 70 the unfortunate, that he has portected
sPEEDY AND PERMANENT OERE
Of the above and other private Diseases with ali bad
ELECTS arising therefrom, including
DEBILITY OR NERVOUS PROSTRATION.
Of whom had expended hundreds q doliars with
sestyled physicians, who profess 70 treat a private
maladies with success, ard without receiving the
Although DR.. GIBSON has a Diploma, Jet ho
makes boast Of that fact for the very reason that
Diploma Is comparatively simple thing Destitute
Of intelligence for neither diplomas, nor colleges
nor even experience ever yet possessed PoHeF sum
cient to always make aged men wise, or 70 convert
one single Ounce into medical genius neither does
he boast that he Is member Of some college In
Paris or London Is perhaps some Others do for the
GIBSON might boast Of is this, that he "a able %
give entire satisfaction to those who repose conn-
dsnce In bis ability and integrity, and that be has
perfected an American system q treatment which
challenges any Physician Of London or Paris, or any
inal weakness, and all diseases or derHngemen-s,
both mental end physical, arising from sexual or
secret abuse.
following advantages over all others yet discovered
and first the agents used are In no respect d8agree
ablei he uses no relics O. the dark ages. such as
Mercury, nor any other dsleteriOus drug: secondly
no restrictions In diet OF business Is required Third
y his treatment Is positive and certain In all cases
He stands prepared TO go into any public or private
hospital in the United States and demonstrata the
great fact that he Is able 70 permanently cure ten
cases, in the same length Of time required By any
other Physician 70 cure one similar case.
yellow Citizens Facts tangible thing3i and IN
this age, the only pabula upon which the public
mind can be fed and from which just and definite
conclusions can be deduced.
Or. GIBSON is permanently located In ClsEelandi
and has during the past six months performed many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted all
other modes Of treatment Reference eau Be given to
Individuals Of the first TeBpectability In Cleveland
Boston, New York, and other cities In regard to
skill and integrity in all professional transaCtt0ns
Dyspepsia, Rhuematism, SgrOfula and all Chronic
diseases treated with unusual Success
Ra5- Medicine sent to any part Of the country on
receipt Of ten dollars.
Or. GIBsON'S New Work on Physiology for sale
ar his Office.
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of EIsetroPatty and NedieiHe,
~ Ohice No III Ontario street, up stairs, few
doors from the Public square
daily, lSundaYs excepted now
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DETROIT, JUNE 4-From the Advertiser.
pAlGEn

DETROIT, JUNE 4-From the Advertiser.
PASSED.
UP-Propellers Northern Light, Pittsburgh, Ment-
gomery, Ontario, Galena, Missouri, Susquehanna
barque Gibraltar brig Mechanic; schooners Ellen
Wood, Reindeer Sweet Home, Alnwick, H. B. Steele,
NJ Ballard.
DowN-Propeller Dacatah, Adriatic, Susquehanna;
baraues Indiana. Badger State; brig Andes schrs.
Hubbard, Eliza Logan, II. q. WinslOw, ;. G. An
droWs, G. ID. Norris, MOuntaineer.
Sunday to I p. M
UP-Schooner Col H. s. Fairchilds Hazard, Hi
nois Spy, Elya, J. B. Chaplin, r. b. Hubbard, b. l..
Crouch, AlmiTa, Brandy Wine, Speed, Quick Step.
DOwN-Propeller Iron City, Saturday night, Mar
quette; barque Geo Thurston; Schooner st. An
drews.
Wind, fresh S. W., pleasant.
SCHOONER VIRGINIA, Of Oswego, on Thursday eve
ming ran on the reef known as the Hen and Chicken,
where she was lying, at the latest accounts await
ing the arrival Of tvg to get her on.
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INDIAN OUTRAGEs.

ST LOUIS, June j.
A eorrespopdence of the Republican, from
Neesila Arizona reports Indian Outrages in va
rious parts Of the Territory
a frafn of % mules, from Sonora were attacked
nv ADaches near Hanover Copper Mines, and
esptured; 1--WE persons killed All the mules at
Elwe1 and Dragon Springs, stations on the
Overland Mail route, were stolen Inc routs
ruufsd Fort Fillmore, the only reliance, is said
to Sc garrisoned BY ten sick men. Commanding
oficer Iieut. whistler had been spplied to Tor
Tations for volunteers who had gone out, ana re-
fucnT
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CONVENTION.

AAAAnNENAALh1 Wa " WV "
A caucus Of the National Democrats have deter
mined 20 cooperate with the General Oonlcntluh
assembled here 80 long aa there h hope that the
National organization will be preserved, Is IN HtS'
sion. 80
In the event that delegates are sent 20 Richmond
or q platform is adopted by the General Nohychtlnn
dinefpnt nom that adopted &C Charleston the Ma
tionul mon will quietly organize separate Cunycn-
tiOu. In the latter event the Charleston platform
Will be ailuptetl and delegates will be sent 60 Bati-
more. o., o.,
The general improHsiOn Il that the majority Of The
deicvnfes 10 the regular Convention favor sending
d.icgatos to both Richmond aud Baltimore,
Those Ia favor Of sending 10 Richmond alone arr
regarded as a minority, and those In favor Of Balti-
more alone are In a similar fix.
A harmuniOs result on any man is very uncertain,
but perhaps there may be an adjustment by send
ing delegates 60 Baltimore with the authority ~
consult with the Richmond Convention.
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gEaal al0tifes.
VTRTUE

GHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
~ Of writ Of Fier Facias issuod ont Of the CoHrt
gi Common Pleas ~ Cuyahog1 county, ut the suit Oi
defendant, 20 me directed, have levied upOn and
shall offer for sale At the door Of tho Courf House
Cleveland, In said county, on the 5th day Of June
iO at o'clock p. NJ, the following Described Iaud5
and tenaments, 10 wit Lot No. 50 IN Taylor 4 Hoyt's
allotment, iu Brooklyn township, CuyahOga county
Ohio. Appraised at 500.
ID. L. WIGHTMAN, sheria.
Jasoy CagFTELu Plaintiffs Attorney.
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)TTCE In PURSUANCE OF

IN OL4OA4s---4 OAAAJ C@AAfOA4 "
a decretal order issued from the Court OF Com
mon Pleas Of CuyahOga county Ohio In case IN
which James q. Prentiss Is plaintiff and AlYin A.
Turner ct al. defendants, 10 directed shall e-
pose for sale at the door Of the Court House. In
the city Of Cleveland, In said county, the h day
Uf June, 1850, at O'Clock p N. Of said day. the fOl-
living described lands and tenements, to witt
Situate in the city Of Cleveland, CuyahOga county,
and State Of Ohio, the west side Of CuyRhOga Xiv
eT, in that part Of Cleveland which was formerly
Ohio City, and bounded as follows beginning at the
intersection Of the north line Of Vermont street,
with the west line Of West street thence nOrtherly
along said West street to Washington street thence
westerly along Washington street 70 feet thence
s0utherly parallel with West street 20 Vermont
street thence eastery along said Vermont street b
the place Of beginning. Appraised az t3,000.
b. W. BINGHAM, Master Commissioner.
LOREN PRENTIss, Plaintiffs Attorney,
nuyZ9.2S9
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CLEVELAND. COLUMBUS AMI

HLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND
~ CINCINNATI RAILROAD.-SUMMER AR
RANGEAlENT.-lS60. On and after Monday, April Is,
1860, Passenger Trains will leave Cleveland as fol-
6:U5 A. NJ n. Y 4 Cincinnati Express-Stopping at
Berea, Grafton, Wellington, New London.
salem, Shelby, and all Stations south Of
Shelby, reaching Columbus ll;30 "A. n,
Cincinnati 4:20 A. N.
3:l5 P. NJ. AccOmmOdatiOn-StOppi at all Stations,
and reaching Columbus $50 P. NJ, Cincin-
natl $40 A. N,
500 P. Night EXpress-Stoppng at Berea, Grafton,
Wellington, New London, Shelby, Crest
line, Gallon, CardingtOn, and Delaware,
reaching Columbus ll:05 P. NJ, Cincinnati
a. CONNECTIONS.
Shelby Sandusky, Mansfield & Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Mt Vernon Newark, GAINESVILLE,
Crestline, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Rail-
road, for Forest, Upper Sandusky, DelphOs,
Lima, Fort Wayne, LdpOrte, Chicago, &C..
west and East for Mansfield, Wooster, Mas
sillOn, &c.
Gallon and Belleontaine Railroad Line, for Marion,
BellefOntaine, Sidney, Union, Muncie, In
dinapOlis, Terre Haute, Vincennes, Evans
willie, Louisville, Cairo, St Louis, &C.
Delaware, Dayton Cincinnati Line, for Springfield,
o., Dayton, Hamilton, Cincinnati, Rich
mOnd, indianapolis, Terre Haute, st Louis,
&c; and at Cincinnati with the Ohio & Mis-
sissippi Railroad for Louisville, and all
points on the Ohio river
Columbus, Little Miami h Columbus, and Xpnia
Railroad, for Aenia, Dayton, indianapolis,
Terre Haute, st. Louis, Morrow, LOyeland
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio Mis-
sissippi Railroad at Cincinnati for Louis
vile, Evansville, Cairo, st. Louis, and all
points on the Ohio river.
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, Zanes
willie, Wheeling, &C, Columbus, Piqua and
Indiana Railroad for Piqua, Urbana, &C.
So For Tickets to all points and information ap
ply at the Union Ticket Office, 81 Superior street, OF
E. S. FLINT, Superintendent
Cleveland, April II, 1859
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CHERIFF'SS SSALE-BY VIRTUE

SHERIFF' SSALE-BY WRIT E
~ Of a writ Of Fieri Facias issued from the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county at the suit Of
Edgar Masters, plaintif, against Moses & Quayle,
defendants, have levied upon and shall offer for
sale at he ship yard Of Martin Quaye, in the city
of Cleveland, in said county, the 18th day Of June
ls60, at O'Clock p NJ of said day, the following de-
scribed personal property to wit: barrels and con-
tents, consisting Of bolts, nuts chains, &C., j coal
scuttle and CRATE; / shve and strap; holding down
strap; patent gate irons; boat cranes iron stern
post; iron block straps; and windlasa strips.
iuncl.25T ID. L. WIGHTMAN. shid.