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INSTANTANEOUS.


DETROIT, APRIL 2O-A large brig bound up,
whose name we have been unable 10 ascertain, Is
hard aground at Fighting Island.
The Gen. Taylor has commenced loading for
Lake supsrior.-[Tribune.
2lsT.-stoam tug S. @. Ives, Capt james NJ.
Lundy, arrived from Cleveland yesterday noon
aud proceeded up the river. She goes 70 the SEN
Rnah, on the shore near Lakeport to pump aer
out and tow her here OF to Cleveland for repairs
II her engagement permits the Ives may also 90
to the relief Of the brig Iroquois, ashore near the
head Of St. Clair river Advertiser
AGRoUND.--A white brig ls we'll on at Fighting
Island-namo unknoWn-and black fore-and-
after is on Bois Blano--nAme also unknown. One
Of our iuformauts thought ono was the Tarry Not,
but be was not eOrtain.-[ibid.
Chicago APRL 2OTH.-The steamer Planet was
sold yesterday for SIS, ,50O-cheaper than dirt
Her original cost was $685. It is stated that
it cost nearly $40 900 to furnish ber. f. S. Wads.
worth, Esq was the purOhassr.-[Herald.
TnE PRoPELLER OxroNAaoN. This propeller
will leave for Lake Superior this evening. She
takes $50 head Of cattle, quantity Of hay, and a
general cargo Of merchandise. The o. has lately
been thoroughly reAHed, and in every way vel
conditioned for the trade in which she isengaged
GeINe EAsT.-The propeller Young America fol
0gdonsburgh; brig @. P. Williams, for Buffalo; the
sohooners O. 7. Richmond for Buffalo; GrapeshOI
for Port Colborne; G. L Newman for Buffalo; Mil
Waukee Belle for Buffalo; Racine for Buffalo, and
the Comet for Buffalo. cleared to-day, taking in
the aggregate lO9,S9I bushels of corn Press.
2Isr.-FoR THE EAsr.-The bark E. G. L., fol
Port Colburne; brig T. B. Gardner, for Buffalo
and the sohooners Gertrude, for Buffalo; J. H
Drake, for Ogdensburgh, and Eli Bates, for 0swo-
90, cleared to-day, taking, in ALL 1896 bushels
Of corn.-[Ibid.
0swEGo, APRIL 2OTH.-RIRsT ARRIvALs FRoN
CBJcAGo.-The Northern Transportation Coz
propellers Buckeye, Capt Rosmsn, and Michigan
| CUpt. Hopkins, arrived here this morning freq
Chicago, being the irst craft Of any description
which has arrived here from the above port jhil
season. Both were detained several days in Lake
Erie BY ioe. They we're heavily freightod.-
| Times.
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MORNING LEADER OFFICE

Saturday Evening. April =, Io6U,
The market to-day as usual on Saturdays, has
been very dnll. The only sales reported are as
follows
FLoUT-sO bbls. common extra at $3.50 and %
bbls. rye q ,ur at $3.50.
WHEAT--3 cars red at Sl,3J,
CORN-l car at Sic.
HIGHWREs-l5 bbls. at 19c,
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GHHRIEF AMI MASTER GONE

SHBRIFF and MASTER COM
~ MlS6IONER'S SALE.-Pursuant 20 the command
CT order Of sale, sueuromthe Court OF Ccmmon Pleas
Of CuYahugu CouuiE, Is tiH suit OF George MOhngtOn
rninh against William Rogers and others, Defendants,
shall offer for sale at Public auction, az the door Of the
Court House. lc0rner Of and Champain streots
May, lst0 at O'Clock p NJ. OF said day, the following
described lands ard tguoments to wit Situate the
city Of Uegeland IN the yof CuyAhoya and State Of
Ohio, and known parts Of LO Nos % aud "a asss
survey recorded In Book o. psge az and bounded as fol-
lows WesoIy by if parallel with the street liLe and
twgngue feet eastery theerCm, being he eastery line
Of land decided BY PalmsTO Chandler sOutherY bY the
n0TtheIJ ino Of Lot No % esstsrly by land sold ".
Wing AMI ndthery by First Street Sad lot boing thirty
feet font and hundred feet deep, with fouble
house thereon.
APPRAISED al $4,000. D; I. WiGHTMAN,
Sheriff ard Special Master COm'L
RI NnHAM 8 HOEEN PIflIl AttEa. apTl -
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.DR. A. W. .TUCKER.-It has become
~ well known fact that he cures hundreds Of Chro-
mic disease with his Baths and Medicines Whss ali other
precnce fails He will guarantee to cure hheumatlsn
salt Rheun, SeToula Liver Complaint, Chill Fever " 3
peps a. Gravel Asthma Catarrh, DropsJj also
Syphils in all its various forms. For this disease e rs
specific that never fails Good success IN al ot9sI
lc diseases, and acute. Call and see the DoSlol-
u Office No. III Ontario street, up stains
q Consultation Free. MARI
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TORBAY, MARCH serH.-sch. D. B. Sexton, Can
tain Reuter-, cleared for aalatz.
The steamer Michigan, Of the Buffalo, Cleveland,
Detroit and Green Bay Line, lsft DotrOit on Fri
day for her first trip.
Capt D. @. PearOe. Of Cleveland, well known
as the cOmmander Of the Dean Richmond, has
entered into an important and rsmunsrative con-
tract with the Russian government for ths trans
pOrtasiOn Of railroad Ties between two Black se1
ports. of
AsHoRE.-The Csnadian schr Pstsrsl, loaded
with lumber, from Pt Stanley to osWegO, is ashore
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Guardian of said George Morrison.
Cleveland, Ohio. April Is, 1850. apI4:2-O

7 EGAL NOTICE.-Default having
the nstan ent which ie due November first ls5s he
Ct entered iutO November 26 1881 bs;wsen John
FZWsms, party Of the first part, and Hiram stone,
second part for tbs sale by the second party
the party of Subdivision lOt No 100 in Hiram es
addition Ohio CT y aud Cleveland composed Of part
Of original lots Nos SO and and 65 Brooklyn township.
CuyahogO County, Ohio And default having been made
which fell due November first 1859. the contract
tered into June 81 1854 between John G. Mauhaber par
tY OF the part Hiram StOne party OF the second
part for sale bY the teCOnd patty the first party
subdiy lot No 20 in Hiram Stones addition to Ohio
City and Cleveland composed II original lots Nos SO and
Defaul wing been made, and the INST patty having fall
ed pay the nstalment VIII Ch fell dne November first,
1858 the contract entered into November 9 1883 be-
Henry beagle, patty Of the first part and Hiram
Stone party Of the second part for the by the second
party the party Of subdivision lot No. c37. in HI
ram stones addition to Ohio City and Cleveland, CON-
pOsst Of part Of original lots Nos % aud Is IN Brooklyn
township, CUyahoga County, Ohio. And default having
been made and the first parry having ai 20 pay the in
stalment which fell due November hr5t, lSs the
entered December 13 between Henry Brand,
party the first part and Hi Stone party OF the
ord the sale by the second party to the first party
Of subdivision lot No 81 IN Hiram Stone addition TO Ohio
City and Cleveland composed Ct part of original lots
Nos 90 ard s., Brooklyn township, CuyahOga unity,
Ohio and the said contracts having been assigned by the
said tone the Undersigned. Notice Is hereby given
that pursuaUcs the power ailed said
tracts the unde signed will the 18th day Of Nay 1850
O'Clock A. n of said day, at The door u lhs Court
House, ef Clampain and Seneca streets, n this
city of Cleve and Cuyahuga county, Ohio sell at public
au tOn each vi said lots land and the improvements
the EDWARD WADE
Cleveland April I6, 1850. 2S3
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PAINE 3 WADE, Plaintiffs Attorneys. -
NOTICE-IN PURSUANCB or A

IN decretal order issued from the Court of Common
Pleas Of CuYahOga County Ohio, in in which James
c. PrentisS plaat anG Alvin A Turner st al defend
ants TO directed shall expose for sale at the door of
the Court House, Of Seneca and Champlan Streets
in the city OF CevelaEd in ssd county, the 2st day Of
May, 1860 az o'clock p. NJ, of said day. the follow
described lands ard teusmtnts, to wit:
Stuate in the city Of Cleveland, CuyahOsa county, and
State Of OHIO the side of Cuyahoga River in that
part Of Cleveland which was formerly Obi ity, sud
bounded flllOws beginning at the l1ersc in Il the
north line o. Vermont street, with the wet OF Wes
street thence nOrtherly along said West Wash
ingOn street thence westerly along Washington street so
eet thence souhery parallel with West street 10 Yer
mont street thence easter along said YeTment street 70
the place Of beginning Appraised at S3tOO.
+. w BINGHAM, Master Commissioner.
LOREN. PRENTISS Plsi1ufs Attorney au2n:2s4
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET-Apul Il.


Stocks dull and easter. Chicago Rock Island 65;
Cleveland Toledo s<; Illinois Central scrip COX; Pana
ma 1876 MlenlEan SguheIn guarauteed H3< Michigan
Hudson 90 hIie Escorted ri Michigan Central so Pacihe
nos Free Land bonds lOO III Central bonds II BIo
s49< Tenn sIes 9lT.
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NTASTER'S SALE-In pursuaoce

4HI of decretsl order of sale. Issued from the
Conr Of Common Pleas OF Cuyahoga county Ohio, at the
suit Of Thomas B. Prtchard against Waller J. Allen and
O,hers, TO me directed, : shall expose for sale at
the door Of the Court House. (cutnsr Of Seneca and
ChamplaL streets in the City Of CeV0land in said county
the l0h day Of May, ls60 at O'Clock p. M. o. sRid
day. the following described lands and tenemens TO wit
Situate in the township Of BROOKLYN. CuyahOga county,
Ohio, and is known Lot No. 49, in Hiram stones add
ton to Cleveland composed of original Lots Nos IS and
ss in said Brooklyn township SAID lot 6s lO-l2 f. front
on Columbus street and l479 deep on The SCUM line
and I64 and 5l2 festdee Ong Erin avene and IS l-2
feet wide on the west eud Appraised at S66T.
F.W BINGHAM, Master Com'r.
LOREN PRENTIss, Plif S Att'y. apr9:2s2
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MARINE RECORD.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED-April 81.

ENTEKED-April 81.
Str May Queen, Viger, Dstroit.
Prop Gov. Cushman, Scott, Dunkirk; 81 toni
mdz.
Prop Vermont, NsWkirk, Detroit; mdE.
Brig Miranda, Hackett, 0sWego; I35 boxes
starch.
Sch Miami, Holland, Buffalo; 73o bbls salt.
SooE A. Frettrick, Frettriek, Point au Pelee.
cLEARED.
Str Nay Queen, Vigsr, Detroit.
Prop Gov. Cushman, Scott; Dunkirk.
Prop Vermont, NsWkirk, Detroit,
-four.
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r ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Hav.

II ing been made, and the rsI party having failed 10
pay the ament which fell due November lst lstg
the entered into november 1883 between John
F. Gahla and J. Ka party Of the hrs part, and Hi
Stone party of the second part for the sale by the
second panty the frt party Of Subdivision lot No %
Hiram Stone addition TO Ohio Cry and Cleveland, com
posed Of part ORIGINAL lots Not % and 6S in Brooklyn
Township Cuyahoga County, Ohio. and the said contract
having been assigned by said Stone to tn undeIigned
Notice hereby that pursuance cf the powers
ned said contract the undersigned will the 18th
day MsY 1861 10 o'clock A NJ. Of said dsy ahe door
Of The Court House conner Of Ghamplam and Seneca
Streets the ~ OF e'and, CuyahOga County. Ohio,
eli at pubc auction said lot Of land an the mpoEe-
EDWARD WADE.
Cleveland, AprillT 1860 apl1:2s3
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CALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR

SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR
~ DER OF COURT On ne 25th day Of April, 1860,
al 2 o'clock r. d the prem in the township Of
SOlon, CuJahoga County Ohio Will be sold 10 the big est
bidder the following described real estate the property
OF George Morrison hsir Of Aanson Morrison de-
ceased. 10 wit.
Situaie in SAID township OF SOOn being 81 Of lanl
ir OF the West side Il the following described piece Of
land. TO wit part OF lot No 10. in said township and IS
bOunde1 follows begi ming al the southwest corner OF
said lot No Isl north the old line lot 20 chains and
"a links post thence east Chains and % links 10
post thence parallel with the line 20 chains
ard Is links 10 post ia the centre OF the road; thence
westerly along the centre Of the road ch ns and % links
to the place Of beginning confirming Is 15l00 U
land.
SAID 3-4 acres was appraised at Sl6l.00.
Terms Of sale SI000 cash down the day of sale and
the baiance IN ten dlys IRON the day Of sale.
JOHN O. SMITH.
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near Long Point She will probably not be got
Of. She is owned by Heado Of Pt Stanley and
commanded By his son.
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IMPORTANT TO
G.aS CONtSUsMERS.
GoaI DeaIfre
The HanlmOndsEiIIe

MINING MANUFACTURING COMPANY
HAVE on hand, at Wholesale and
IL Retail from their own Mines and AIanulactories-
HAMMoNDsVILLE COAL. fr Gas, Steam smIthing &
Domestic use.
HAsIAToEDsvILLE COKE No. /. for Manuiactnriug
purposes
HAAiMnNDSVILLE COKE No. ?, for Domestic use
HABMoEDSvILLE FIRE CLAY, we'll ground and
dry.
HAAIMoNDSVILLE FIRE BRICK. common pattern.
end wedge, 81 re wedge, circle eieh, and cip0la
8AhfAIONDSYILLE FIRE CLAY .REToRTS AND
CHIMNEY TOPS.
HAAIMoNDsVILLE FIRE CLAY TILE, of every pat
tern.
TILE, every pattern.
HAMMoNDsvILLE FIRE CLAY FLOWER VASES
plhin and ornamental.
HAMMONDSVILLE VITRIFIED WATER PIPE CAs
PIPE &C Of sTsTy size and variety, embracing sin
gle and double branch scrsW, bends. &c Also
HAMM0EDSYILLE COAL OIL.
For ubrcating and burning. lat wholesale ouiy)
J. ]. ROCKAFELLoW.
General Agent Office on P. Pier. Cleveland, O.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OK
~ DER OF COURT .--On the 26th day of April, lsGO
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ on the premises, in the township Of
ROyaOn Cuyahnga County, Ohio will be sold ~ the h2h
est bidder the following described real estate the
pOpe y OF Hiram gert0n deceased 70 wit situate II the
Township Of ROyuOn IN said cOdnty, being b8rt Of
lion No II, situAed the tweSt Of the tuuth
gamer o i seciun and 20 acres Of land Il being
IN land hat decided BY Henry Dore 70 Annette
Brown
The above premises TO be sod su ect mortgage
thereon. ch there due Api IL 1890 SI75 s.
Terms Of sale hundred coll cash, and the balance
Ia iOur ye.Ts from the day Of sale.
land Auri11
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Coke! Coke! Coke!
A ATTAOHMENT-Edward Hie

A TTAOHMENT-Edward Hientop.
n Plaintiff, against Jacob Folt1, Defendant
Before Tired Fisher Justice Of the Peace Of Indepen-
denre Township, Cuyahoga county Ohio the sh dsy
Of Anri D. 1850 Sal Justice issued order Of A.
taehment 10 the above action, for the Of sxty-tWo
ts ad deendat and IL for trial before said Justice
on the 76th Of May, 1850, at o'olOk p. y.
Aplg ~
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SALE-PURSUANT

MASTERS SALE E-PURSUANT
IL1 To THE COMMAND Of docTstal order Of
sale from the Court OF Common Pleas Of CuyahOga COun-
ty the suit Of Edward Wade against Hiram Stone and
others directed shall expose for sale at public
suction the door Jf the Court House corner Seneca
and Champan Streets in the CITY of Cleveland the
ninete day Of Nav, 1850, at 10 O'Clock NJ the fol-
lowing described lands and enemens situate the town
ship Of Br okn n the county Of Cuyshoga aud State Of
Ohio and known subdivision luts IN Hiram stones ad
dtion Ohio City and Cleveland, numbered follows
Wills l6 II Is 9 20 % IS 70 03 l97 200 29 10
2l4 2IT 2l5 l63 lb7 los III 25l 252 Z53 254
2s 259 go go al 2I2 25 27s 2T as 2s go % 24
l9l 232 l93 7 29S 299 800 30l 30l 800 3O4 lSS 9
39 90 325 32s go a5 S3T 3s $50 go 3ll 35i s55
953 al 242 $40 g0T SIS 59 5lU 5l 5l2 49 49S 4S9 5(6
Appraised follows Lots l. aud Is at $50 each lots
II Is 20 So 70 100 and at SIS each; lots l9 l97 20
209 2l0 I'll 2i4 2l7 2S 1e3 lG7 l68 III 95 I9l
ga 229 s5 23G z3s 2 2i0 and 22 e 50 each lot 2!
500; lots 25I 22 253 254 2j5 255 29 go q 2I 2T2
26 2T6 25 2s 279 2s0 $50 284 2S 2a 292 393 29T 2e8
2o9 800 30l 32 3O4 3O5 3O6 3 3S 39 81 35 sl9 33
36 S28 2 334 s35 3H 81 359 $40 34I 354 35 and 35s
at $40 each lots 507 sos 500 so 52 lg7 495 499 aud
sec at $50 each. HENRY G. Abby,
Master Commissioner.
PAINE WADE, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Gtaal Notifeg.
Shsfiif5S ( Master COmmllSiOnsF'S SaIe.

EVUhD UhNI % Iue CUWWdnu OF an
u Order II sslo issued from tho Court Of Commiu
Pleas Of CuTaoga Couuty AZ the sut Of Calvin GiddngE
plaintiff araihsl 1homns HaFgek defendant, 10 me
directed shall uhar fr sale At tho door Of the Court
House. (nOmeT Of Seneca ano Champain slTeesl 10 a
y Of Ceyehnd in sat1 County on me bth day Of May,
scThed lands bud tonrusuis situate In tbs City Of
bounded hnd d0sGrbcd rs follows Being lois (2l5l tWO
hundred and eirhteeu, t9 two hundred and niaeieen
1) hundred and twenty four t0l two hundred and
thirty til two hundred and hiry-onO, l768l two hun
dred and sKtYoght t2Tl) huudTod and ovGntyour,
t215 two hubdrsd anty- I've (3lGi two hundred
gnd scycnyaI, 800 two hundred and s1ty, t25l two
hundred and ninety i've (206) hundred and ntns
$50 three hundred and SIX (3Jl three hundred and
Surveyed plated md recorded IN the subdivision Of
that part Of Ohio City Cleveland, BY Ezotie FOL
nOm "A IN V'nglu TaW all laffua
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FORMERLY OF NEW YORK
Il CITY viii pay One Hundred Dollars for the prOV
vi also pay the for the proof that any Other
Pm scan in the United States treats the diseases
After many years Of labOrious study and eTpersnee TT
nate that he has perfected system Of treatment for the
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
Of the above and other private diseases, with all bad effects
DEBILITY or NERVOUS PROSTkATT0N.
has succeeded n curing eases in This CITY some o.
Physicians who profess 70 treat al private ma adss with
Although DR. GIBSON has Diploma, vet he makes 10
boast OF that fact for the that diploma
ParGtysy simple thing destitute of intelligence for ne-
possessed power sufficient to AWAY make aged men wise
does he boast that he erOf college in Paris
'5 Loeoon as Pehsps soe oeIs 20 i05 t5e purpose q
boast Of this that he able to give entire satisfaction
hose who repOse confidence his abity and integrity
and hai ne has perfected an American system Of treamen
which challenges any Physician Of london Paris, Of
weakness and all diseases derangsmens, both nenta
and ply sical, arising from seTual or secret suse
lowing advantages over all others Jet dscoyeTed first
the agents Ised are IN no resect dissgrseabei he uses
no relics Of the dark ages such Mercury other
deeterious dru Second 20 restrictions in diet OF bus
certain in an cases Ne stands nrenared 10 20 into anV
public private hospital in the United States and demon
the great fact that he Is able permanently
cases. in the length Of time required By any ether
Physician 70 cure one similar case .,.
the only pabula upon which the public mind can be fed
snd from which Just and definite conclusions eau be de-
duosd.
Dr. GIBSON is permanently lseatsd IN Cleveland. and
diseases which had for years resisted all other nudes Of
treatment Reference be given 70 individuals Of the
first responsibility in Cleveland, Boston, New York, and
other cities in regard to skin and integrity in all profess
sonal transactions. Dyspepsia. Rheumatism, Scrurula
and all chron diseases treated with unusual success.
q Medicine sent 70 paTt Of the country tbs
cent Of ten dollars
~ DR.. eIBSONs New Work on Pyaolosy, fOE sale at
MS ONCE DIR, GIBsON,
PROFESSOR OF ELECTROPATHY MEDICINE,
from the Public Square.
~ once hours from to L and from 2to o'clock daily
SUNDAYS exceDted.i nog2
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All the trains going Westward connect at Cleyslsnd t
Fa1ns for Toledo Chicago, Columbus, Cincinnati S.
LOUIS &c and all the trains gong Eastward c0uneet
D1nklTk with the trains Of the New VorF & Frs Rsir
and az Bstalo with those Of the New YORK Cs5r11 ~
RuftAlo and New SErk City Railroads '--
Cleveland. April 9th. leo - 01P''
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CIsVsIand aad PIttsbufgh RalI Road.
CLEVELAND AND RRlR RAlLR0ID.

CbEtEhAAD AAD ERIE RAlLReAD.
- -
1850. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1850
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, April
~ 9h, 1850, Passenger Trains will Iun Is fOlfoWst
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
AV'tV A. MAIL IRA IN tipping Al al Stations except
Mlcklne, Mentor, Penn, Un.ouvils, Say bruok ard
swami lei and sTriVesat kTie lsOP NJ Dunkirr
-. ) % 7. d Buffalo 2 p. ~
SUI N CINCINNATI EXPRESS TRAlN-Ssoupiag
a. Fainesyllle. Ashtalula and CIR I'd only; and
nIes Z ETie 9 81 P. NJ. 1 unkrk 3 P. n, Buff
talO 81 p. NJ
40 P. n CONNEAUT ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Stopping 81 AL Stations.
ID r N NIGH EXPkESS TR'N-Sf ODpingaf Paines-
VIE Ashtabula an GIraTd only; and arrives at
Erie l2fI A. n, Dunkirk 2 50 A NJ, Buffalo 4 -
LEAVE ERIF,
LOO a. d. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-StOnping At CT
IarJ Ashtabult and Psne=FIlle only and arrives at
Cleveland $50 A AI
lOss An MAIL TRAIN-Stopp ng at all Stations eIeep
Sayorook, OnionVIlle, Perry, HenfCr and Wicknfs,
- snd arrives at Cleveland 2s0 p M
A-S r n DAY E4PhESS 1RAIN-Stoppiug at Gi-
rard Conneani. Ashiabua and Paiuesyilis Ia only and
sIrlEes AZ Cleveland, $50 P N.
datlon Train VIII leave Connesut at e.OOA n.
o1glns AZ al stations, ard arrive Cleveland a. &11
All the trains going Westward connect At rlsrs,d With
# Tnn
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DETROIT, April 2O-A large brig bound up,
whose name We have been unable to ascertain, Is
hard aground at Fighting Island.
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crossing the Atlantic were, hrs apprehension tina
he might rot to be disputed requsision for hs
prrsence il Washington; second, that HE personal
safety, and even existence. was endangered by the
enmiy and approximations Of the persOns implicated by
his disclosures" third, Disgust for s "humaniIa-
raus,' and Yankees. He proposes remaining in Lon
don there to await opportunity for resumisg mis- for
met avOcation Of amateur Italian patrot and revOlu-
ZIONIST.
OF Magzin ia told the romantic story that in early
life be loved beautiful countrywoman, WHO tora
from him by the church, and placed to wither in a
vent lie then consccrated his life, through her aud
ether passion has suppanted this Of bis youth He
corresponds with her still as il they were youthful
lovers!
MIR Clark Mills su;hor Of the equestrian statue Of
Washington is not native Of South Carolina Is stated
but Of New-York. He was in Charleston "a an ap-
prentice 10 pasterer for which trade he destined
for by his relatives. He came 10 Washington on his
way 10 Italy, where he TO study ART but hero
engaged By a private association TO make Il brOnz
ststue Of jackson, which stands in Lafayette square
Congress voted him 500, 900 as compliment, 40
count Of his success in that work, and gave him an
order TO make sn equestrian statue of Washington at
q cest OF $4,000.
The new Republican Chief Justice Of Iowa Ia mol
spirituast and has not ga castle a. Keolu for tbs
reception Of his invisible ghoss." VIII those OF
exchanges who see this paragraph please to copy it in
justice 10 an excellent gentlemen who is greatly an
noyed By the currency which this report has obtained