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OFFFoR EuRoPE The sehoonefs ]. F,Warnor,
Capt MahnlnF and n. Al. HaIman, Capt. Bufhe,
have completed their oargOeS at the Milwaukee
depot md will sail this afternoon. They take
about so BOO slaves each. The Warner goes 10
the Clyde, and the HRrmah 10 Cork for ordeFs.--
The experience Of these hne clippers in the ocean
trade last season was most sAtlfiactory in evory
respect Il would be difficult 70 ind vessels pos
sesslng better ssa4gOing qualities. The command
efs arg young men, with a2parenuy an exhaust
less capital Of tact ability Rh4 entepTise-l IBID
Pop CHyabOEa will remain here till there Is q
probability Of getting to Buffalo, DID a t.0.
Prop Missouri Is loading for Buffalo.
Prop Gen. Taylor Is announced to leave here
the 2Sth for Lake SuperiOr.-[ Advertiser.
BuFFALo, April Isth-To MApISEhs.-The cur
rent has been setting around the light pier
for the last month, consequently II has formed q
bar with about 81 feet Water on Il In order 10
get "A foot water vessels must keep to the north
ward OF tho rango Of Eerlh Pier, TO get out
L. VALIIER, Harbor Master.
CuIoaoo, April lslh.--Tho schooner Napoleon,
which strpck on the bar at the mouth Of tho river
and sank, on Sunday, was loaded with valuable
cargo Of supplies for the Wisconsin Pinorics.
Tho fivOrite propeller Mendoza, cleared iof
Cleveland last nigbl-[ Herald. aia.t D..
The bark STANDARD With lumber from Saginaw,
and the schooner d. r. Martin, from Cleveland,
with q cargo Of coal, arrived horo to day. They
oamo through the Straits without inteFruptlons---
[Press.
DIsAsTERs.-Sch Rush Is reported ashore on the
shore above IT, Gratoit No further particulars.
We learn since the aboYo was 10 type that the
Rush, lumber laden, went on about eight miles
above the st. Clair River, was pulled once at by
the tug Lion and last.z Afterwards BY lighting gand
other means she was aaoat, and is'aWaiting tow.
She went on, we understand, on Friday night.
Sch Lively got aground on the upper end Of
Hog Island, Monday afternoon, An attempt was
made to get her OF by the steamer Forester Mon
day evening, bat without success. The steamer
Pearl went 10 her yesterday, aud succeeded in
getting her a1Oat and proceeded to the mouth Of
the river with her. Tho Lively was loaded with
corn from Chicago for 0s8ego. . i-'
Sch Mihehaha, bound down from Chicago, load
ed with grain, ran hard aground near the head Of
Fighting Island Monday evening. She sucoeod-
ed, however, In getting ahost again yesterday af'
ternoon by the aid Of the tug Field.
Sch MsIeppa, bound up from OsWego partly
loaded with water lime, got aground at the lower
end Of Fighting Island, aud was still thero at last
accounts. ~
Brig Banner, before reported aground In the
river below, is still hard and fast. The tug Rod
Eric is making every possible effort to get hor
aAoat, and ere this has possibly succeeded.-[De-
troit Adv, 18th.
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Cleveland. Apriil7. 1850. ysa sPli:2si
MAsTER,s sALE.-In pnEgaaae.

MASTERS SALE.-In pursuance
4X1 Of a decrstai order Of sale, iElded from the
Court Of Common PleHs Of DuyAhoga county, Ohio at the
suit Of Thomas B. PTtchard against Walter J. Allen and
others, to me directed, ! Ehall expose Tor sails at
ChRmplain streets in the City Of CeVsland IN said county
the 10Th day Of May. lsJO, at O'Clock P BI OF Bld
Situate the township Of Brooklyn CuyahOga county,
Ohio and is known asIOt No. l3 in Hiram Stone Hddi
Cleveland composed OF original Lots Nos. 63 and
S. in said Brooklyn township Said lot is IS O2 IT, front
on Columbas and lI9 y tdeep the south line,
and l and b-l2 oetdeer along Erin aysnha, and 65 l2
feet wide the wSStDnd Appraised at S68I. l.i la
i. W BINGHAM, Master COmr.
LoRFK PRENTTss, Pliif 3 Atty. apr99s7
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nR. A. w. TUOKER.-It has become
II well kngra fact that be cures hundreds Of Cio-
nr disease with his Reth9 and Medicines, WheTo al oher
prscice fails He Will guarantee 20 cu5a Rhsnnailgn
Salt Rheum Scroflas Liver Complsnt ohil Fever pys-
Gravel. Asthma, Cltarr Drnpsy; also EecondaY
Syphilis in all rs forms F0r this disease he hss
asPeoho that never fails Coed sueesss IN all other 81
mic diseases, and ma acute. Call and the Doctor
ER Ofico No. III Ontario street, up stains.
eB- CONSULTATION Free. . maTA
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I GoQl pe0Iere
Tbe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

MINING & MANUFACTURING COMPANY
HAVE on hand, at Wholesale and
IL Retail, from their own Mines and Manufactures
HAMNoN0SVILLE COAL. iar Gas, Steam, SmIihing
D0mes ic use.
HABIMoNDsVILLE COKE No. ], for Manufacturing
purposes
HAAdsEeNBSVILLE COKE No. q for Domestic use.
HAbTMo oNDSvILLE FIRE CLAY, well ground and
.4 dry.
HAAIATONQSVILLE FIRE BRICK. common pattern,
end welge sne wedge, rcle or arch, and cupOlA.
HAMMQNpSYILLE FIRE CLAY .REToRTs AND
CHINA EY TOPS.
HAAndoNIsvILLE FIRE CLAY TILE. Of every pat
tern
HABfMoNDSvILLE FIRE CLAY FLUE COVERS or
TILE, every pattern.
HAAIMoNDSVILLE FIRE CLAY FLOWER VASES
plain and ornamental. r-- Ee
HAMMONQSVILLE VITRIFIED WATERPIPE, GAS
li PIPE. sc Of every and variety embracing sin
gle ard double braneh-screw, bends &e. Also,
l i HAMNONDSYILLE, COAL OIL, Ia
For ubriCating and burning tat wholeSalo onIy)
]. ]. ROCKAFELLOW,
General Agent ofHos On = P. Pisr, Cleveland, o.
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~ ok MARKEr-ApTn -.

III ENLEGRArH.l
FIOUR-caleB Tsoo 5bls at s52I,6s53 50 super Ststo;
sssaGSs Is for extra State; IS j53o for super western
eEO IS Tor com mon TO med western Sc 90 10 Tor
MA. ket upeued itle more i've but win only mod-
crate lyuiand for home consup and some irhg ex
port quiry Closing dun with tenpanrY 70 iasor puy
ors- Prices gnWoIer EXHIBIT striking change -
CAN ADIAN FLOUR-Sales III 60 btls al SbsICg
!, Is common 10 chglcs extra.
Rye FLOUR.-Quiet and steady.
CORN MEAL-S6iling steady az previous quota loAs
NHfSFEYHues frner and more active; sales $50 bhs
WHEAT market is quiet ahd firm With only modsr-
ate inquiry for export home cOnsup Holders an
dor the belize uat prices IN verpO viii ihpUve shortly
and manifest NJ strong desire to realzs 1he uomInal
quotations are 81 25l0 for M club; 2Aql . ioT On
sprag; sales 40 bu Mi Club a Sis anu ouDuA Nhlte
wa q 81 ,60lVl 65
RYE-Scafos nnd frmFT for primo parcels Sc s otsrd
ana SO gskcd-the lltter is side p1ce iOT prime
CORN-shade drmer with Moderate den sudi sales H.
900 bu 7374d16o for white Jerseys ltal Tor yrl"W
oATS-Pisny aae, hefyy a ts,sito ief hsHs CuA aha
PORK-EirmoT and IL fair demand; sales 1900 hbls At
SI e for mess; SlI 60 t9r Old mess Il 81 o thin %
SIC 81 for prime; SI2s9 3oF CID prime and Ssa1
81 for clear. . -
BEEF-Dail and unchsuglf salss 6Oa bis utsflooa
45) for country prime; S500S5bl country mess; SAaO
PRIME MESS BEEF-Tlefe is more doingi within y g
last three days 10 ticrces Cleveland takenncindins 500
standard at low igu es. ..
CUT AfEATs-Dull aud heavy. Sales IFS packages at
&c ior shoulders; sHGglGc fOT hams.
LHR6- Quiet and steady; SIS $50 bbls afl0al0us.
BUTTER-Iull; u0i3c for Ohio; 1ld20o sata.
CEEESE-kiTm al 1uel'c. -.
COFFEE-Fiim but qliel: sales leo bags Rio st l3Hc
ont so bags 81. DOmingo at l255o. 4aa d..
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CLEARED.

Str May Queen, Vigsr, Detroit; sundrios.
Prop Jersey City, Monroe, Toledo; 81 tons mdz.
Prop Nile, Collins, Chicago; mdz, including H.
900 lbs bar iron, and 700 Kegs nails, 26,7OO lbs
iron.
Tug S. C. Ives, Detroit; Light
Sch Kyle sPangler, Webber, Chicago; 300 tons
Sch Tartar, PsmsrOy; Milwaukee; 800 tons coal
Sch L. B. Sheppard, Norton, Chicago; 800 tons
coal.
sch J. W. saFgsahs, Goodwin, Pi. Hopes Light
ARRrvED.-The Jefferson for Detroit, Ontario
for Chicago, and Vermont for Toledo, of tho N. T.
Co, arrived from Ogdensburgh yesterday, with
good loads Of freight
Sch W. B. Castle, Of Cleveland, arrived at Bal
timOrs a few days since, with full cargo from
Attakapas, La, having made the run in the I'M
precedsntod time Of eleven days. sho discharged,
took another cargo and sailed for Boston, and af-
ter detention Of only three or four days. 0nF
Lake vessels arc astonifhing the old salts by the
rapidity Of their movements.
Sch Grand Turk, Capt. starkwsalhsr, of De-
trOit, cleared New York for Savannah, last satur-
day.
F. Warner, Capt. Manning, and R, II. Harmon,
Capt. Burke, sailed from Detroit on Wednesday
evening The former goes direct to GrsenOek and
the latter to Cork for orders. They win be
in Cleveland to-day for fnaI orders, being owned
by T. P. Handy, Esq, Of this city. They take
out IS m slaves each. Both vessels have crossed
the Ocean before under their present masters. e.
Our friend Geo. Seaman Of this city, goes pas
ssngsr on the Warner, and ?. W. Furniss on the
Harmon. The former oODlemplatss EurOpean
tour.
COLIDED.-Tbe sshr E. II. Peck, with coal for
Mackinsc, while leaving the harbOr last evening
in tow OF the ting Peter Smith, collided with the
scOW Kyle spanglsr, at The foot Of Front street.
The four rigging Of the 3. N. Peck was entirely
torn away. She win be repaired Immediately.
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r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

IL ing beer made. and the frs party having failed to
pay the ialment witch fell due November BIT 1852
the Contract entered into November ls53 between John
F. GahlI and j. Ka party Of the hrs part, and Hi
StOne party Of the second for the sale BY the
second patty 10 the first party Of subdivision lot No U in
Hiram Stone addition 10 OhtU City aud Cleveland,
posed Of part Of original los Not s. and 6s in Brooklyn
township, Cuyahoga County Ohio and ts said contract
having been nsliFnsd By said stone 70 th5 undsguod.
Notice is heIeby given that m pursuance Of the PesTs
Of ;he Court House. corner Of Champam and Seneca
Streets in the ~ Of Ca eand Cuyahuga County Ohio.
sell pnblic auction said lot Of land RR tho imPloYe
- - EDWARD WADE.
Cleveland, April H. 1860. t-. eai- 0pl7:2s3 .'
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MARINE RECORD.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
EnrEREn-Anril ID.

Str May Queen, Yigor, Detroit sundries. d
Schr Tartar, Pomeroy, Milwaukee; Light
ScOE Sunshine, Dyer, 6snduaky; 1876 tons plas.
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DR. q. GIBSON.

NORMERLY OF NEW YORK
nm % y sg 9ns 81 aq5Sd sS6y D9s Hs5 JssS T AS D9S H.
g s.o pay The SANE sum for The PT9of that any other
Amer many ysaT Of laboriOus study and erporsase Dr.
nas, that he has perfected system Of for he
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CUBE
o. the above and other private dissass with All bad eects
DE8ILiTY OK NERVOUS PROSFRATToN
ahO S1 hsd sSSsaSs II 81 s la P SS sso
Physicians who profess 70 treat all private ma eies VIII
Although nr GIBSON has Diploma, vet he make no
boast OF that fact for the very reason that dipona soon
thar diplomas nor colleges nor even experiences ever yet
convert single du1cs medical genius neither
does he boast that he s member Of some ooege IN Paris
snsnaring tho innoceRt But what Dr. GIBSoN might
S'ss " who Tsa1s % o1sepSs 4; NJ SV ana
aud that he has peroced an american System OF reatmen
anypafcnt 70 ca nal or tho cure Of eeuna
weakness. and all diseases deranssments both mentai
Dr. GIBSON alao claims for his rev treatment The fol
loving ovsr All yst e1a hIst
me agents used sle IN No respect he uses
70 o. ne eA[s sgas such s n9I any 9tnsr
ness are required Thirdly his truaisni Is positive and
certain In all cases. He A Ads prepared 10 go nto any
great fact that be he toDomanepty ten
ssse5 IN the same longth time required By aRy other
yellow Citilgns Facs sTe tangi6le thnss and n shis
and from which Just and definite conclusions csn b de-
Dr. GIBSON ispernanently located N Clevsland and
has during the past Er muntha performed many cures q
s.s1sss veb hsa for Isa rs7ists9 f g.as5 os, % o.
ant rospootabiity in Cleveland Boston New YORK. and
other cities regard % skill and integry N All proies-
sioHal TRANSACTIONS. Dyspspsia. Rheumaiisn aorurul1
and AL chrun diseases treated with unusual success
a Medicine sent 70 any part Of the eoehy on the 70
~ Df. eIBs0Ris New Work On Pynolosy, for sals At
DIR. GIBSON -. e1..I 4
PROFESSOR OF ELECTROPATHY MEDICINE.
H Office No III Ontario street, up starr few door
fn0m the Public Square. ID .EI .a.-.
(SundaVs aIeoDtedD -t-7it Bos7
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p,or.n Howl I8n P II -! - - III - ~

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY Or
- DER OF COURT On the 18Th day Of April 1880
At 10 o'clock A. ~ thU premiseF in the township Of
Royalon, Cuyaoga COnty Ohio, will BE- sold ~ the hEh.
ust bidder the DllOWng desc rih9d real estate the
prOpe Y Of Hiram EgorOD decreased 30 wit: sifuata the
Township Of ROyalt0n, in said l0auy, being baTt Of
lou No H. situated IN tho past corner nf the south
qrnTJer VI suii secO and 20 acres Of land Il being
h slme land that was decided by Henry Dufre % Annte
BsOWn ...." .I..| r.-Ia stf..
The abOFs promises be sod suhect mortgage
thereon wh ch there due Apnl H. lRG0 Sl1b 81
Terms Of sale. huTed oil cash, and the balance
HENRY ARlNs, Guardian.
Anril
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.EALTH Oh AMERIOAN 70

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
kssd Notices n The Tribune sinos d L las
% FiOrdn snd membar q the Unitai stifss ss1sss.
gpSeras q tssRtJ q h,s years ~ HissA LA
talent IN ne country iase e sRT3 5t Shh ysla9a
eon'oisneiounly advise their use. n, =, ,,,.-.,,,
: E.- NEW YORK, February, las9,
Dr.. J. = BRIDoR-sDear Sir sumo two TesT4 sgo az IN
Innate female friend had bosn Euarng from falling Of he
ihs attending symptoms 80 saTly asssTbsd m Jour adYaI
lsements and anphSts, She had The very hss5 medical
1nsy told hsr tha he though her lie might Dos5y Be
rssisa PoT ~ e S1ssT ger qSts x y ~ s e65Su5d min q
Nhen came into your Office NJ the Grnalon5eE Medical
dent ol The 0raeiehsrs M5rSaaliT Cdih6ioop ia roSy
ms her she plschaTgs All tho phrscsns and tried " tho
botte entirely cured her Since thon Or soaF t1oyeh
tgeFe has been any recurrence Of tho complaint ana
III. JNo ii BRiGGs
HOME TESTIMONY.
WEtT BEDFoub Coshooton Co. o.. May Il, i6J
NJ ~ kisasLNY-sir Ihays been selling ths med.
iolnes Of the GrlelonbsE CDmpeny for thu years.
and the Pills have sold 10 seai inany families ~
taIy as theft tea and eoes and with my trade they hSys
medano that has d6ua great amount OF gbod ID Fonals
Diseases One lady sod i % ted nc sc lad Ieeeiyed
eiArs JAMES WILSON. .
Ihe GraeEenDerg MarsnaIIs Uterine
CathOlieon
Is oneTed as certain euro accompanied with the loWiug
symptoms
oguariiiaa-Weak neSs--h hautnee8--DeranFe Ape
tile-Sa)low COmploxi0n-Pain IN the Back and
w KidDoys-Chills-COd Aands and Feet
Hnai -FeVufiah ID ness NeuFalgia--
I.H-i Hendachs- Res l. sEnass-- 1885,.
Disturbed Blosp-Fluzhos or Heat
''- General Pain--CTuWling and Pain IL
in The Spine and between the shogldsrs-Aeid
BtOm1ch-N -Nausea-Difcut passing Of UTine, with aeai
or snarunE-itehihg, Burning OF Irritation In the
UTinb Ouysns-Nightmare-Des Despaia-Hyg-
. .H-. - leric---ApHisly--Rs Eace--
Nervous rWitchiug Starting
ConstiTpatiun--lrTtshle TempeTs-SHd-
. hess-DepraYud Appstits-F intulence-ploat-
ed and Irregular Observation-Disclosures Dfeams-
Pains 10 Utoiua Organs JneEt and Pains ~ LLnlns
6nd b. City Druggists aud Medicine dealers through
| out the country,
~ For Medicines or Agencies address
| ,-7-t'.l. H. B. KINGSLEY, ,Cleveland,
nnEl&d&W General Agent for Ohia.
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GAZE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY Or
~ DER OF COURT --on tpe 25th day Of April, ls6Oi
soon Cuyaiogs Couaty Ohio vii bo sod TO the big esi
bidder the following described rs estate tue BrupeIy
Of George Morrison, minor heir OF de-
SiiS,ts il SAD township Of soou being * Of land
Tm of the West SidO Il the following desc hed pecu OF
land. pAT Of lot No Is. Ia said tOWsAhp and Is
Sd @ Na ss S M Ssps m N t9 d Ss S SI %
"A links 10 post thence saat ehaias and y Inks g
tEdislnks post 10 the centre the road; thence
westerly along the Of the road chsns and 29 links
to the place of beginning containing Ii 75-l09 acres Of
SAID s-4 acres was appraised AZ sIsl.0a. . s....
Terms Of sale $1,000 cash down a. the day Of sale and
the baIance IN ten ys from the day , o. sale -,,
Guardian of said George Morrison.
Cleveland, Ohio April Is, 1850. apIi:RO
7 EGAL NOTICE-Default having
IL be. msde and the rst party having failed to pay
tne lnsalmant which e due November first 1885, The
con,ra Ct entered fO November IS 1855 bslwsen John
y a gu .ssS S 2 ne @ 80 ana az ss@ 95oaoS 1sy a
the first party Of Eubdyislon lot No 100 IN Hiram
Of eIisns los Nos s. and and 6s ia Brooklyn township
CnyahogO County, Ohio. And default having been made
which fell due Noysp6 first, 1853 gR the contract en-
tered lpo Jqne q s6i between John e. Maulaber par;
y OF the rst part and Hiram stone party OF the second
for the sale by the econd patty 10 the Afst party
subd ion lot No 255 Hiram stones addition to Ohio
CJ aud Cleveland composed Of original lots Nos So and
IS in Bruokyon township CuyhHga County, Ohio. And
ID 10 psy tho nSaImSn WI ch ia das NSysmber lst
1858 the c0ntac entered into hoysmbsr ls 1873 be-
Stone party u the second part the ae By the
party TO the first party Of subdivision lot No 23I in HI
stones addition to Ohio City and Cleveland,
posed Of part of original lots Nos % and s. IN Brooklyn
township, CuyahOg1 CsCuty, Ohio. And default having
been made and the first ry having failed to pay the IN
salmeut which fell due Noyomber first 1883, the
entered December g. S between Henry Brand
party the rst part and Hi en- Stone party Of the
opd part for the sale By the eoon party 70 The first party
Of subdivision ot No. 81 in Hiram Stones addition 70 Ohio
Iity tnd Cleveland composed Of part Of original lots
Nos 53 and g. ia Brooklyn township Cuyahuga unity,
Ohio and said having been by the
said tone 70 ths undefsisned hoes = hereby given
that in pursuance the pOWor aimed IN aad con-
tracts the unds signed will the 18th day Of mpy ls0
at 10 clock A. n said day, the door Of the C0u
House ef Champain and Seneca streets, in the
~itg Of Glove and OuYahoga county, Ohio, sell ST public
on each OF land and the improvements
The same. .l -.l 1903 EDWARD WADE='
Cleveland April l6, 1850. :s9
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VIZ GI1nINos. Pitts Atly.
TUTTI TRTS -TSNID N A e5d7if y T7T57KT-

SHERIFF and MASTER CONE
~ MlSsIDKERS SALE Pursuant 10 tic conmahd
c OF0r Of sale, issued dmtho Court Of Cemuon Plsns
o Cugehoga County ~ tho suit OF George MoTthmgon
rlHnlih, against William Rgtrs and others, peendnns
shall 0r for sale Public auction, toe door Of the
rout House, lCornor Of seneca and Champinn stIoeis
Ia the ctv Of Cleveland, m snd county, the h day Of
May, lsC0 at O'clock p NJ OF said day, the following
described lands and tonomois TO wit "Situats w the
Ohio aud known o. parts qi 10 Nos 2 and a. afes
suUOy, recorded IL Ro0k o, al aud bounded fol-
lows Westerly by ie parallel th The street line sud
twenty nine feet oaseTy hOTurm being the aasterly line
nf lnud decided by PamortO Chandler; EouthaY b. tho
nOheTly as OF Lot No -; easteTly by land sold W. A
wing and noThOTy ~ First Street. SAID lot heug thirty
house th0fuuu. IIH a.....HH. t E ..a
Appraised at 500 90. D. L. WIGHTMAN,
1 Sheriff ard Special Master Com'r
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81 J. W. saEgsabl, ao0dEIn, p. H0ps; LIEhL
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GfaaIS Notices.
lefIif q 6 hailsf ConmllsI0RsfTS EaIs.

sheriff 6 4 haSlef D0mmlksiORef's Sale,
PURSUANT to the command of an
4 order of ssls issued frum The Cagr. 81 commln
Pleas Of CuyaEa oUnt ~ the suit o Calvin 0iddings
plaintiff agamsl 1hemaS s HErllek, doiendpnt, 10
directed shall Oher for tale at the door oi the Cou
House (o0rner ei Seneca Chpmpllia lIeosl 10 the
riy Of CLEVELAND In saii County 90 he bh day n May,
1860, 4 O'oeck r ~ OF said day, the following de-
aobod iands aud tenrmeHis W.T. situate 10 The City Of
CluYea-d, County Of Cuyahuea Bnd state Of Ohio, and
bounded aud described iooWl Being lols lYlhl teo
hundred and giRhtton (l9s two hundred hnd nneieeh,
t) two hundred hnd twenty four l tWo undred aud
thirty (l) tWD hundred and thiTtY0no l703l two hun
dIed and sEiysgh (2a) two hundred sud eVo1tyi9uT,
t2b) twO hundr0d and lentY i've, (bI two hunlfed
sud a1yonY-siK, 20Ul tWu hundred ard sixty, tel two
bundgd aud ninety hie, (295 tao hundred and nnsy-E,
en ~ surveyed plated and roofasd y tho ssdiv9n Of
that part Of Ohio City, Cleveland, by Ezek io Fol
som, known AZ n Taylor Farm nilotmentl
ssid IA s appIlsd II $40 said os 29 appTaiHd a. so
. 81 q cigg gss . & g
n. L. WIGIIThIAN, Sheriff.
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Str May Queen, Vigsr, Detroit; sundrios.
Prop Jersey City, Monroe, Toledo; 81 tons mdz.
Prop Nile, Collins, Chicago; mdz, including p
600 lbs bar iron, and 700 Kegs nails, 26,7OO lbs
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NEW YoRK STOCK MARKEr-Aprii 70.

LBT TELEGE1PHsl
2nd bond market active excited and higher m freeland
bonds 80; III bonds g; Del Hud Canal % Cumb r;
60; Canton %; Pacifc mail 10 N Y G -; Ere l75ks
lluds az Harem l4s<; Reading 43&; u Ok, M gu
24zs; Gal a Nhic C5; * e45S.
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Sch Tartar, P0msroy; Milwaukee; 800 tons coal
Sch L. B. Sheppard, Norton, Chicago; 800 tons
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Commission AlErrbants

n B. CLARK, J. Il. RocKIFELJER, ,,..,..o.,,..
GEO. W. GARpNER, Qate Of Otis, Browneil Coz
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-20

VIII suRp Families Hotels L oats SO at all times,
short notice. and the most reasonable terms. Ali
deTs icat No % River street. l60 St Clair street, Bog
loH Post ofce, viii DO promptly at epdSai 80 ,wD RA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-20

Sch Grand Turk, Capt starkweatheT, of De-
trOit cleared New York for Savannah, last satur-
dav
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-20

Tug S. C. Ives, Detroit; Light
Sch Kyle Spangler, Webber, Chicago
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-20

PROFESSOR OF ELECTROPATHY & MEDICINE
T Office No III Ontario street, up starr, few doori
- ohes hour from to Il sndfroa 2toJ O'sOck daily
(SundaVs aIeoDtedl .-t-7i Bos7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-20

ARRvED.-The Jefferson FOR Detroit, Ontario
for Chicago, and Vermont for Toledo, of the N. T.
Co, arrived from Ogdensburgh yesterday, with
good loads Of freight,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-20

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-19

A. d. MERwIS, AuctioneeT
DY BANGS, MERWIN, & Co., Trade-Sais
1t Rooms, No. 10 Park-row. .. . -
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS, March soss
and 2lst, q, 4 O'Clock
LIBRARY Of CHOICE WoaKs upon AhEklCA snz
Tracts and comprising vsrey Of Rare and Eayiy Printed
Books GA America the Quske Catalogues may be he'd
he saIsaIOOm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-19

On OOn BARRELS fresh ground R0SEN.
ZtLtVWy DALE CEMENT, mapuiaetucej snd for sale
h.,S.'nIJpsON RIVER CEMtNT co, JsI.ey CITY n J.
sico barrels best quality CALclNkD PLASTER snd geS
hs,ss LAND PLASTER uanuA tured aud for sae by HUO
SON RIVER CEMENT CO., Jeriry Cisy, n. J.