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wooL,-cAR.DIma.

TIME undersigned, having procured 10 ther
i order superior Carihg Machine, are now
prepared to attend 10 all oidsrs Ia that limo with
which they may be favored. :-.-=@:: g.: T..
The people or Utah County and elsewhere
will please take poties. =: ..,-} 1. + j. (.
". -. +, =. /. HoUTZ g. BRlNGHuRsT. !:
sprinsyilie, Utah Co: #: &" \. 3s:lf
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MILL, CREEK KANYOy.

TIME suhscriber begs respectfully to Inform
i the Inhabitants oi G.. S. T. City and iaity,
that Mil CIeek KanyoH is NOW OPEN, aud
that the roads are Ia good condition, and will be
kept 50. 5aIso wish ibcse knowing themselves
10 be indebted Tor the use Of said kany oil 10 call
and settle thtlv aeeosnt: For the future, wiaii
all who may visiI the kaHY0n, 70 bring their TOLL
with them. "a, 3n. BEN, AsHWORrH s.
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!. APPROXIMATIONS ] / WANTED.

"A BOY named WAIrER WfLIIAa KILBouHNE,
Il ran away from Springyils, last summer,
and has not since been heard Of. He il about
10 years old. Any Information relative TO tho
boy will be thankfully received by w. T. Kill
bourne at Mr. Jas. StTattons rope. max &, Provo:
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Boots. Boots. aootsI

II BEG Leave TO inform my friends, customers,
J. and the public generally, that have retuEned
TO my Old Stand, next door north Of Goddard's
Store. Ihave a large stock Of Eastern Leather,
OF the frs, quality, which ] am ready to manu-
fncture into Boots aud Shoes, or anything
else In my line Of business. :. -. ::
/: DO -. JOHN sWENsoN.
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aanfrtiagnIrafs.
.WlANTEn.

n NAN that thoroughly underrtands the
"a manufacturing Of SHOE LASTS and
PEGS. Constant employment will be given.
Enquire Of A. TArLnR & SONS, al the sign Of
the ParasOi, East Temple Street. 4o.if z
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rake NOTICE, and save c;ostsl

A III. pefsons indebted 10 Tho Estate Of Airnon
IA w. Rabbit, late Of q Isl 1. City, deceased,
ION nota, due bill, or c.herwlse, are hereby noii.
fed Tor The LAST TIME, iIiat they are requested
10 call upon the subscriher, and settle thr same
without further dylay,ur else suits - III be ccl-
tnenesd, ard costs added, as The btfiirs Of said
Esitte Musr DO settled ID! !: .::. a,S5 (
.[ s.53 Is E. !. &. 81 s. w. Il. APPLEBY.
39s6t Administrator Of said Estate.
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!. % ir a..

4 II Provo city. on the 2and inst, VIZ Tar.
TEnakLt, In the 50th year Of his age He was a
native Of the isle 81 Barbados. West Indies.
in this city, on Saturday, 10th inst, Berry
PREscorT wife of Peter Harroeks, hgesl Sc years,
:of disease Of the liver. Fl, IA VI. .i.s Il,
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APPROXIMATIONS .WANTEp.

DY WILLIAn RAwEIN5 Of Toronto, Upper
II Canada, Of his brother, Francis RawliR,
who emilrated to Australia from England some
fourteen or fifteen years ago; -. = .:..:.
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CoNGRESSIONAL,,

IN sess sian' April 20.-The Senate not
ROe.Sss house Mr.. Crawford moved to adjourn
lie was determined the House till
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I4EI. FL. E,R.
NOTICE.

q TRAYED from Tie subscriber, cow,
- about five years old, dirty white and yellow
large d on iert shoulder; letter u on left hip.
81 Aiso, a dark red Cow, no white, shout six
years old; one oar Of close 10. the heed; think
4 is The right earJ D. w on len horn, also 4
leslI brand on left hip. j belieye her range il
south, Oh the mounds west OF Jordan. viii
pay Five Dgllats for the delivery Of each, or
rather o. The above cows, 40 William NJ. Fhemp-
son, Id the 10Th Ward, Q. s. u CITY, Is,
+. 33s,3t ;ss:.- NJ .s:. DAVID WILKIN.
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Wool Wool wool 3. !,

TIME undersigned Is now prepared with NEW
i IMPROVED MACHINERY (lateiy re-.
celyed from the East J, and experienced Work.
men, to CARD WOOL We shall require the
wool we'll washed and picked, and Wonld prefer
Il creased kput lib. Of fresh butter or lard to
Slbs Of WOOL WIN. : H. WALKER. :.
P.S.--Machlne at FarmIagtdn. peaf the New
Flour Mil; and resiGerce ia 10th Ward, q 5. /.
City. " :.<& +; u Il. =. SO 81
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STRAYED,

ESRoM West Jordan range. during the past
il winter, sFoan colored OK about 6 years
old; branded II @ on left shoulder, and NJ. J.
IN the left horn; also branded 10, rather dim,
on left hip. Whoever viii return said CT Ia
me. will receive reward Of FIVE dollars. ...
4o-3t II. C. JACKSON, l4th Ward.
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..Marri1a:::

In this city. on the 10Th inst. by Bishop
Leonard w. Hardy, Mr.. TIidNAs McIIrYRr
late from Edinburgh, Scotland and Miss EnsA
Cook. recently from London. England. MI
lennial Star. plcaae copy :%ls<s 81 va y.
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a. . nRTnLsnM.
CARRIAGE MIXER, r

DEGS respectfully 10 call the attention Of the
ID public 70 his establishment; where he :Is
making eli Elren's carriages, which are highly
rec omhien{ied for all chdrea, but siekty EMS in
particular: - .:. = .. &.
BIeeies aud carriages neatly repaired. :.
Resiience---I7ih Ward, one block and q half
west ffem tbo Iahsfnacls.. 4 ~ 81 ~,
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a Good House.

r. HAVE for sale agood house that can be
i converted into q store. situated IN the l7th
Ward, block and a half west from the TAber-
nacle. The house consists Of i've rooms with a
cellar uuter sscir There are some peach tress
on tie loi. A small TanhaFy il attached 10 the
premises, that can be sold with the house, II
desired. =s. & a
Terms:--4HaIf the pay down, and the other
half payable ia ~ months II good security u
given. - j. w. JENKINS.
: Opposite Bcx's Store. ...:e s7-h @
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NEW YORK NIARKET-JUNE @.



FLOUR Opened quiet and rather easier, but to.
wards the close Of Change a fair export demand
for state sprung up aud the market closed with a
steady feeling Sales lh,iO0 bbsi at S5,lh9Q5,O for
suporhne state sA,S05,t0 Tor extra statei S5,A0la
- For supernno western; S59lR5,G0 for common to
medium extra western; S5,sOta59O for shipping
brands extra Ohio round hoop.
CANADIAN FL4OUR-ln moderate request aud
aud tribe lower ON common grades. sRtos Of GOO
bbls At Sa,tatn7,i0 for common o. cholco extra.
doing at S3,aOeQA2O for common TO choice super
CORN MRAI.-Plenty and dnll, at s3,Nat,9O FOR
Jersey; S3,s0h3,s3 for Brandywtnei sl7TaQl5 for
WHIsK Y-Markct scarcely so firm. Sales go
WIIEAT'-The export demand for spring wheat
continues fair and the market Is frm. Sales Of g.
900 bush Milwaukee club 81 30f sou bushels choice
Iowa spring az Sl,Sl; b2OO bush white Canada at
at Si,60.
RNR-Dull and lower Sales Of 1900 bush at qOc,
and afterwards buyers refused 20 pay Oversee,
BARE.EK-Market Dull and heavy, Ht GOp70c.
CORN-A good export aud home trade demand
and the market without rikipg change. sales OF
nSOOO bush; 696DGlc for sound shipping mixed vest
eru 6l0o63c Tor eastern do; 81 h6lGSc tur western
yellow; 69c for southern yellow.
0ATS-ln moderate request at 40t9i2c FOR western
and state, including unsound ut Ssg139c,
P0RK-Opened firm and closed quiet. Sales 3gO0
hbs; Sl7,Snl6 for me8s; Sl7,t9 for old do; SIS,
ca for new prime, and Sl2,10 for old prime, 80
HEEE-Quet aud steady. Sales SD bids At $40
$50 for country prime; S56l325 for country mess
extra mess.
IlARD-Market Grm Sales $40 packages at III
BJiTTER Quiet and unchanged at iO@l7o for
Ohio, and ll6l20c for state.
CHEESE-Iu moderate demand for export at "a
lie for infnriOr 10 prime.
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PIXIES PEAK RXPRFss.

ST. JOSEPH, June 6.
The Pixies Peak Express arrived this evening,
and furnishes the following summary of news
DENVER CRY, May 29.
The Chief of the ArrapahOes met the Whites
in Council on the 2sth inst. and expressed friend
" feeling towards the settlers, and TO remain on
amicable terms with them. He says the Canaan
ches KiOwas, Appaches and Cheyennes threaten
ed war upon the settlers and warned all TO be on
their guard.
Little Credits given to these stories and no
alarm Is felt
md news from the mines Is unimportant Busi-
ness Is dull.
we learn from recent arrivals that some Of the
emigrants are turning back on the Plains without
coming in sight Of the mountains
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CANFORD'S LIVER INVIGO-

-
u RATOR Never Debilitates IL Is com oelloep ~
entirely free PROM GpAls7 aqa ~ peTIS i - 5 ~
tabished f,ct, q standard Medlclne, known anu
spproved BY All who have used ~ anu = nov
~ Win onsdnce In all the diseases for which II Is
EeS9pmenaedi, nm ,ousauds within last two years
who had given up ail Sss ~ - is-i, s & -
numerous solicited - Ger ttllilates IN my fo'19
Tbs dose must be adap- ted 70 the temperament
n the individual takng% t,and used in such guam
fities as to act generally IL ION the bowels.
n, Let IN tae az ne Ii{FR fSVIGORkTOR, and it
will cure LIVER COM-IO PLANTS, BILIOUS a.
TACKs, DYSPEPSIA, ,CHON-l- lIc DIARRHGA' sSsalhA ~
COMPLAINTS, DYsEErEElI5S- IDRofsfs a9Ok ~
HARITUAL COsTIvENEssi.C lCHOLlc, ChotkAA ~ -
FaNTuf, FLATULENCE, - lJAUN DICE EEMALE
WTtESesss and NAV beI Iused successfully as an
ORsbbf1NSARY ~ HFfk1MiiLSYlss MEDICINE; Il win
-,Irs SICK TTFADACHFI-- las Thousands can tes-
tify,) IN TW ENTN TNIA lMlhgIAsi II n y p ", ~
OR T REE Z Az IsFOONnt Y y 80 A1L n
KEN at the commence-l ment OF .ne AZ att. =; - G, -
All who use IL are giving their testillOH' ii -
Bf- Mix water in the mouth with the lnVisoiA'oI
anu sTisITg PRICE V5i1 ONE BoLLAR PER. BOTTLE;
Also, Sanfords Family Chathartic P1lss
Compounded from Pure Ysgs5saois s s15 5Ts M Eeep h @
FAMILY CATiIkRTTC PILL is agentla but
MS practice more than twenty years
Al. i,,,re,s-t ing demand from thos
til9 , ~ long used theJ1 pills and the satisiac
& MO bcb an e press in - regard to their use has
il, syI me 10 place them within the reach Of all
in1nceu 5,fIsion ~ WE'LL know that different Ca
A, liz acf on diderent' portions Of the bowels.
H. Psmflv Cafhartics IPfll has, with due refer
Al9 N - f6is well estah-l lishad fact, been COM
eleei5 enc f1r a ysriqfvl-, 'of the purest Vegetable
2.ct -bich act aiilrsl Ion every part Of tho ali
mentary canal, and areIr COOP ana sAlE ~ ~ ~
cases where Cutharticie lis needed, hlCh - =
rangements Of the Stom-lI lachl alee - ~
the Back and LOins Cos-l- Iliveness elA slu
ness over the whole BOdyI irom sllloen eeili
frequently, f neglected, r. end IN lonf - 49, - -
Fever Loss " Appe-lEs Ute SleePlllls 49,.
tion Of Cold over the Body p ~ T,il =
Head-Ache or Weight = Iln tne 5eal - - Ii,i1s
matOry Diseases, Worusl IN Nlll9ssssn ~ - ,,i
Rheumatism, great flriller oi INC DID, . - -,
diseases 10 which ncdh d hallf W LUZ w. ~ -
tiou In this advertisement. QQle j 70 D
PRICE 80 CENTS.
49, tn. Liver InTignrator and Family Oatlartlc
pills ara rstailed by nruEgals fenefallls ana sold
1vholessis b. the Trade In az TIE large towns
ST W. SANFORD, n D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
ivzds,yR2 go Broadway, New York.
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BosroN, June G.

The schooner Spring Hill, 100 tons burthen, OF
this port has been purchased for the Arctic Expe
siition of Dr. Hayes, and will be fitted out forth
with The necessary funds have been subscribed
in Philadelphia, New YOfS and Boston.
The COroners Jury az South Weymouth have
BY corrosive subhmate, administered BY some
person unknown.
Amos a. Lawrence has besu chosen President
of the Union Steam Ship Company. This Com
pany are establishing new line between New
York and Boston.
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8ail Roads.

CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURG
~ RAILROAD.-SPRlEa ARRANGEMENT. To take
effect on Monday, April 23d, 1850 TRAINS LEAVE
CLEVELAND DA1Lf-Sundays 0Kcsptod:
7:3O A. M.-Mail for Pittsburgh, Wheeling aud New
Philadelphia.
$40 p M-Express for Pittsburgh and Wheeling
Both Trains make direct connections with Penn
sylvnnia Railroad for Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. Also with Baltimore Ohio Rail
road for Baltimore and Washington City.
Also connect nt Hudson for Akron and Milersburg.
BB- Time by this route ~ quick and fare will be
the same as by Northern Lines 10 New York.
j. NJ MCCULLOUGH, Bup't
w. r. MYERS, @. 7. Agent. ian6
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AnRIyAL OF ID 3. 5. nRIG FERHA.


CoECoRD, N. H., June 6.
The House organized to day by the election of
the Republican nominees made In the caucus last
night
Resolutions were adopted In the House author
izing the appointment Of a committee 10 consider
what legislation Is necessary % prevent the spread
ol the cattle disnnse
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Commission 9sltrthants,

DAVIS 4 VORCE, SHIPPING
and general
PRODUCE COABIISsION MERCHANTS,
for the sale Of
GRAIN, FLOUR, BUTTER, CHEEsE LARD,
PORK, HAMS, HIGHwINEs, &C.
No. GO River street, CLEVELAND u
Ii. 3. DAVIS, late with Guyles, Foot 4 Bash
L. VOReE, a. Edwards & lddlngs- }
B8- Advances made on property in store. apri:3O3
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MAKING GONNECIlONS.
At Cleveland with Cleveland Toledo, CleYeland'
Columbus Cincinnati, Cleveland Erlei ana Olefe-
land & Pittsburgh Railroads.
At Scion, with hacks to Chagrin Falls, &c.
At Mantua, with hacks for Ravenna, &c.
At Braceyiile with hacks 20 Newton Falls, &C.
At Warren with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
ville Bloomfield, Garfield, &c.
At YOUNGSTOWN with stages for New Castle, Po-
land Lowell, and EnOn Valley, and thence by p. +.
w. & .. K. X. to Pittsburgh.
CHAS. L. RHODES, Sup't
ClavaIand Feb QIs5q
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GAZE m RFAL, ESTATE BY

GALE OF REAL ESTATE By
- ORDER OF COURT.-On tho l4th day Of June
lao 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the preInise5 IN " w
ship Of MiddeburRh, Cuyah0gu county, Vlllol ~
be sold 10 the highest bidder, the following ee
real estate a. the property Of William n Diy@H'
deceased 20 wit: -.. ~
Situate in said township Of Middleburgh, and ia
scriled Al follows Commencing at the Intersection
Of the south line with the south line Of Bridge sIet
in said village, thence south Adams street abts
3 rods 10 lands decided bY Robert Wallace ana VIE
10 William fitzgerald, thencs east On said
AIDS line ~ rods, themes north rods on bfiass
street, thence west on Bridge street ~ rQqa 20 le
place Of beginning, containing one acre OF land pe
Inc same more or less Said land 10 be sold lor not
les than SI5O Terms Of sale will be made known
'i WILLIAM BRYAN, Administrator Of
VIM. M. Bryan, deceased
CLEVELAND. o, May a. 1860 81
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OsWRGO nIARKKT-IUNE Q.


FLOUR-Steady with moderate demand for
home interior and eastern trade. Sales at S525 for
extra state; SG@6S5s for iayorite double extra Os-
wegO brands.
WHEAT-Firm Sales last night OF 5000 No.
Chicago spring at Sis To-day the Prices were
the same.
CsORN-Unehanged. Sales of 600 bush yellow
western al 575tc; SUI bush Indiana at 5ic,
OATS-Nominally at 81 for Canadian
CANAL FIR REIGHTS-Steady, at &c on -four,
&c ON wheat; CSC on corn, 10 New York.
LAKE IMPORTS-l5O bbls -four; 1900 bush
wheat; 1900 bush corn; g6J0 bush oats.
CANAI, EXPORTS-25OO bbls dour; 1000 bush
wheat; f3io0 bu oats.
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CoNNEUAT FIsHERY.-A company have es-
tablished their quarters at the HSlrbor, who
are engaged in catching the trout q md white
fish in the Lake. Their nets are ct out five
or six miles, and are already supp lying our
market with these desirable fish, Reporter.
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gF9al 9Gtifts.
PURSUANCE On

NOTICE.---IN PURSUANCE OF
decrutal order issued from the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Cuyah0ga county, Ohio, In q ease ~
which James g. Prentlss i plaintlm and Alvin A.
Turner et al defendants, % me directed, shall eK-
fhe cty OfCleveland In said county on the 18th day
M lifa lsG0 az O'Clock p. N. Of said day, the fol-
l5riur described lands and tenementHi 20 wit:
sif1afe in the city Of Cleveland CuyahOgH county,
and fafa of Ohio on the west side Of CuyahoRa RiV-
~ IN fhat part Of Cleveland which was formerly
0bo Citv and bounded a. follows beginning ~ the
intersecfion Of the north line Of Vermont street,
with the west line Of West street the3es aoftheIly
westerly along Washington street GO teet thence
sontherly parallel with West street 70 @IeEl1eaMt @ "
street thence eRsteriy along 8all teily5 ~ -
ne place of beginning. Appraised q t5uD
H. W BINGHAM, Master Commissioner.
LOREN PRENTIss, Plaintiffs AttorneE-T
may29.239
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Yours ''p0''iuil' A. Il. JACOBS.

The Restorative Is put up in bottles Of ree Sizes
yiz:-Iarge, medium and small; the sL-all bottle y
mint and retails for dollar per b.ttle, sho me-
ium holds twenty per cent more in proportion than
the small, retals for two dollars per bottles the
large holds a quart, 40 per cent more in proportion,
and retRils for three dollars per bottle
O u MOOD q CO., PropretOrs, No. 4i4 Broad
way n Y, and No li4 Market ST., st. LOUIS NJ
And sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers
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COMMRROIAL.
CIFTFLaND mARKET-JUNE 9.

FLOUREaios Of D5 bbls red wheat double extra
nt s5sS, and small lot at 3, 50 for common extra
70 f5,75 for ordinary red wheat double extra.
ATi-LoWer. Sales are one car Milwaukee
club at l,2s three cars red at Sl; one car do at
Si,24; four cars Oat sl25 delivered, and 1870 bush
.SseE Wth s.ie tn5stt D
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WESTERN TRANSPORTATION co.
WESTERN EXPRESS co.
ITO SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT
TO AND FROM THE WEST.-Enlarged and
tls best facilities ever presented for the conslqef-
tion of Merchants, Shippers, Travellers ana Emi-
orators.
THE WESTERN TRANSPORTATION co.
having united their facilit es with those of the
New York Central and Michigan Central
Railroads, numbering 81 Propellers and
Steamers, of the first Insurable
Glass,
will run DAILY LINES, during the ensuing season.
fron Bufalo 10 the Ports of Chicago, Milwaukee,
Racine and other Ports ON Lake Michigan Detroit,
Toledo, Sandusky, Cleveland, and other PORTS on
CASAL FACILITIES Of this Company, comprising
$50 BoArs OF THE LARGEST CLASS
eight Of which leave Buffalo and New York daily
snables them to offer Merchants and shippers supe-
Tior Inducements for safety dispatch and reliability
THE WESTERN EXPRESS
f,vrned and operated by this Company will be run
over the New York Central Railroad TO bunalQ, ana
connect with the various Railroads and above Lines
require a more speedy transit than by Canal
FOR RATES OF FREIGHT, CONrRACfsi AND BILLS
OF LApING, BY CANAL Oh RAIL, apply 10 the Agents
or Consignees, at the offices of the Company;
No Coenties Slip and AstOr House, New YORK
NO ll3 Pier, Albany.
No I9i River street, Troy.
Erie Basin, Buffalo.
Hurd & Co e Dock, Detroit.
Mil 4 Miss r. II. Dock, Milwaukee.
Foot State street, Chicago;
Also, az Cleveland, sandusky, Toledo and Racine.
SHIPPING DIRECTIONS;
MARK PACKAGES FOR CANAL "W. T. Co."
SHIP DAILY, As FOLLOWS:
NEW YORK, Pier East River.
BOgTON, Western Railroad.
ALBANY, IFS Pier.
TROY Foot Of State street
BUFFALO, Erie Basin.
0FTROIT, Hurd 4 Co. s Dock.
MILWAUKEE, Mil. Miss. X. X. Dock.
CHICAGO, Foot Of State street
Mark Express Goods ''WEsTERN EXPRESS Co.
and route they are TO go, and ship follows:
NEW YORK, PEOPLES Line Steamers, foot Court
landt street,
SWiitsure Line PrOpellers, Pier \. X.
Hudson River r. R., u warren st{
ll2 Chambers, or corner Canal and
West SITS.
BOSTON, Western Railroad
AIBANY New York Central Railroad.
JOHN ALLEN, JR., President
Bayi5:ssS RS52, g. Z. n. BOND, Agent, Cleveland.
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FROM sACKVILLR.

sAcEvnIE, N. B., June c.
The ST. Johns, (S. + } line is not working and
We have had no intelligence from there since
Saturday last.
The steamship Prince Albert Is now fully due
there, with Galway dates Of the 28th Of May.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DETROIT, JUNE 6.-The following itemii are from
the Advertiser Of yesterday:
PASSED.
PP-Propeller Potomac, TonaWa1da, Pocahontas (;
schooner Freeman J. A Sanders, Lilly Llale, Grace
A. Green.
DowE-Propeller Mendoza, Plymouth; barQue E.
B. Morgan, Huntington, Louisa; brig Id Z. sey-
mOur, ResOlute schooner EeanOirY Peor ia Eclipse
Joseph Cochrane, VIM. Fisk J. HiDbards 1,f. han
dy, Cuyahoga, W. Ii. Stevens, Augustus Handy, J.
Coleman. Avenger, W A. Chisholm, Il line Rock,
Nicaragua, Nonpaieil, Wild Rover, Twin Sister
John 5. Minor.
Wind n. +. Weather pleasant
soLB,-Barque Magenta, 45S tons, built at Green
Bay, Wisconsin, in 1859 rating Alss has been sold
In New York on private terms.
THE RED ERIC returned yesterday afternoon from
the schooner Virginia, having been unsuccessiui
thus far in her efforts to get of, and t ts now more
than probable that she will prove totsl loss She
had on board 1900 bushels corn, 200 bushels OF which
was saved in a dry state, and !, 500 damaged. The
twenty hours has been very IN tavDrable, ana
caused her to give way in many parts OF her null
The Red Eric will return again to-day TO make a
final effort to save her.
STRUCK BY LIeHTEING.-During the terrific thun-
der storm on Friday night last the schooner Han
about forty miles below this port. The Capt states
that while standing beside the man at he wheel he
saw what appeared ball u Are large as man head
strike the mantOpmast and descend amid deafeniug
thunder 10 the deck. He and his crew were partially
stunned by the shock, bit soon recovered them
Selves except One sailor, who for hours experienced
a numb sensation in his legs. The laintopmast
was shattered, broken Of and hung By the rigging.
The electric current passed down the Ineininast
splitting it in tho ceutsF-abOYe the deck On rsac h.
ing the deck il left the mast doing no inr damage
than tearing several holes in the plal liking. The
Hannah Is now In this port, fitting out with new
mainmast.-Port Hope Guide, SJtk
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-07
& TOLEDO Rail-

4 NlE V ELhND & lOIEDO nail
~ ROAD.-SPRIEg ARRANGEAENT. On and nfter
Monday April 9Th, 1866, Trains on this Road Will
run as iOl0Ws from Cleveland.
5:55 A. NJ, Through Mail stopping at al stations on
the Southern Division, arriving ut Toledo
at l0s20 A. n.
255 p 81. Western Express stops at all stations on
Southern Division, and arrives at Toledo
at 1885 p. n.
400 p n Mail stops at all stations east Of Sandusky,
on Northern Division, and arrives at San
dusky at 1875 p. n.
$50 p. NJ Telegraph Express, stops AZ Grattons Ober
lin, Wakeman, hOrWalk, Monrgeyillei
Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont and Elmorei
and arrives AZ Toledo AT 1913 p. ~.
Connections made at Monrogville with the san
dusky, Mansfield and Newark X. r., at Clyde with
the Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati X. r., At FIRE.
mont with Fremont Indiana X. r, and at Toledo
with the Michigan Southern Northern Indiana
aud Toledo and Wabash Railroads for Chicago, De-
troit, jackson, Fort Wayne, L0gansp0rt, Lafayette
Cairo, Alton, st. Louis, and all points West, North
west and Southwest.
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Toledo and the
West, at $40 A. NJ, 800 p. NJ and 300 p. ~; from
h. D. RUCKER, Superintendent.
Cleveland, April y, 1850.