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Misttllanepns.
A NOVELTY IN THE ART WORLD!

PHOTOGRAPHY UPON PORCELAIN.
Secured by letters patent in the United States Eng
land, France, and Belgium.
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YELLOW FEVER.
FROM mEXICO.

MoBILE Oct. l9.
within the last ten days.
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glatahina.

CLEVELAND. IRLO OMBING WORKS.
B. P. BowER,
DRACTICAL PLUMBER, AND
licensed By the Commissioners TO do work IN
Connection with the Cleveland Water Works, would
fespectfuly aInounee to House owners Builders and
the citizens In general, that he has removed his
PLUMBING WORKS
t-..r 80 tfrom Atwator BuildingD
To No. 1U2 PUBLIC SQUARE,
under Cbapn'a Hail. Cleveland, Ohio,)
And Is nov prepared with experienced workmen.
~ do every degcFiptls Of Plumbing, including the
BATE Rooms. WATER CLOSETS, WASH
STANDS, and everything connected
with Plumbing IN lie most
approTsa STYLE. iuya
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3niIders.

BROOKS s. q. & E. W., BUILD
ID ERs; Also Man1Iuiaet9rers 1I o. Poers, Blinds,
Gothic work. Partioular attention paid to Fitting
up Stores. Factory on Division street, near Centre
Block, Cleveland, Ohio, nol0sesI
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THE ALL-SUFFICIENT THREE.

TNRIESEMAR /, 2. AND 8, PRO
Il TECfED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT o.
England and secured bY the SEALS Of the E9ole as
Medicine, Vienna
No. is invaluable for exhaustion lPermatorrh0ea
and all physical disabilities. .
No. 2 Completely eradicates all traces o those dls-
eases that have heratOf5rs been treated q the nau-
ciOus and psrnicious use Of coraiFa and culeD1.
No has entirely Tupplanted the lnJuriOul use
ulrcur therebT insuring % the sulefeT speedy re-
lief, dispensing all impur1tiet anu footlng out the
TRIEsEMAR, Nos. l, ? and ;, are prepar the
f,r1 n 4 loTenqe devoid Of taste and snail and ~
b carried In ths Waiseoat pocket Sold in tia essss
and divided into gegafto aose e adiniaigtersd by
Valpaau Lallemand RouH, kicoldi &C. Price s. each
whereby there Is saving Of So. 10 Be- had wholesale
and retail, Cl Dr. BAHHO, No. 194 Blescksr street
New York lmmediatey on recelFinE remittano8
Dr. Barrow viii forward the fFis6smar % anYpET
OF the world securely packed and add a51Rt socord
~, SD also q GAELQTD : HAN an
VIZ. Ftski ClsTslaad Jam
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Bros, Cleveland; W n. Wooster, Elyria; Or. 3. J.
smith, Medina John Zimmerman, Wooster; GefRer
Barr, Cantoni Dr.. Kelly youngstown, and At all
the Drug Stores, in Akron, Rayenna, Warren, Can
field, ChardOn, Jefferson, and BY Druggists and
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PRICE

Case Of 20 vias complete In morocco, and Book, %
Case Of 20 Vias, and Book plain. ..............-
Case Of is numbered boxes, and Book, ,..-........
Case Of boxes, numbered, and Book, ,.....--.-..-1
Single numbered boxes, With directions, Is eta
Engle lsttered boxes, With directions, ..-. 80 eig
Large case with 2 On TiAlS fer planters and ply
fciana as
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NOTICE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that an application for pardon will be made to
Ine Governor OF Ohio in behalf Of William McClay,
who convicted Of the crime Of passing counter
felt money, at the February Term, ls9, Of the Court
Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga County, and
fenced to the Peuitentiary for three years from the
Sd day Of March, 1859, and now confined therein
Cleveland Oct. Sth, ls6O. Octlu30
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4eaaL alptiEEe.
NOTICE no PARTIES.

james H. Sturdy
Joseph W. Nicholas, .
John Bhepafdson,
aud Preston Bennett
doing business under the a.. . ~ - nj,
James II. sturdy Co. Cuyaboga County, 81.
Joseph Weis,
John Il. Rennls
aud others.
T0SEPH WEIS AND JOHN l..
~ RENNIE are hereby notified that the aforesaid
Plnintins hold by assignment, a Mechanics Lisn
Effected BY one Il, N. Ward ~ contractor, for the
carpenter ana joiner work on a frame house IN the
CITY o. Cleveland, State Of Ohio, for said Joseph
The said Defendants are hereby notified that the
said PLANTING have MED their petition IN the Court
Of Common Pleas IN and for the County Of Cuya-
hoga and state Of Ohio, the object and prayer Of
which Is TO iOrecloae said MechaneH Lien and asks
Judgment against tile said Weis for the Of $751;,
% With interest at the rate Of 10 per cent per anntn
nom March l, l69, and for the further Of $751;
" with interest at the rate from the 18th day
Of August, is59, and in default OF payment Of said
Judgment asks for Orer OF said Court 20 sell the
interest Of said Wsis IN said house 20 satisfy the
The said John L. Renhie Is notified that he Is
made party la said petition the said plaintiffs
Claiming therein that said Reunie claims 10 have
MechAnicA Lien on said house for painting the
same but that said Lien not recorded In time %
crrAle Lien under the laws ot Ohio
Saiu Defendants Will answer by the lOih day Of
November 1850, or the allegations IN said petition
uQly.
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NOTINE-
George W. Girty and Car :
Oline L. Girty, Pitts, |

George W. Girty and Car
Oline L. Girty, Pitts,
against
Barzilla N. Hutchinson,
Hannah Hutchinson,
Ambrose A. Lane,
ThOs. Weddle, ThOs.
5. Weddle, and William
Weddle. Dennis s.
Barnes and John d.
Park, Stebbins Morgan
& Allen, Alexander
Chambers & David II.
Chambers partners IN
Ger the tirm name Of A.
s ID. H. Chambers, Ca
brial s. Mayer, Charles
4. RaynOld, Frederick
W. DeyOe, and Charles
Pratt, Leopold Bran
dies & Leopold Wicket,
Gross & HOyt, Lewis
Cox i Co., Samuel B.
Scheiffelin, Sidney A.
Scheiiielln, james L.
Scheihelin, Bradhurst
q ScheItielin, Lewis
Feuchtwanger & VIII
liam Perkins, Defend
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gE9al
NALET on RRAI, ESTATE nv

GALE DE REAL ESIATE by
~ ORDER OF THE PROBATE COURT.-On the
18Th day of November lsf0, At O'Clock in the after
noon gt the door Of the Court House In Cleveland
Cuyahora county, Ohio, will be sold to the highest
bidder by order Of the Probate Court the following
real estate, ~ tho property Of Carlos Plerson, de-
ceased 70 wit.
Being part Of lot No. in the township Of Brook
lyn, In the county Of CuyahOga, aud Stale Of Ohio
aud bounded a. fellows: beginning IN the centre Of
the BrecHkviile road adjoining land owned by MAnO-
ris Akin; thence i0' and ~ west chains 70 q
stonei thence south 4 and 6-l0o chains 70 n post
100 chains 10 post thence North 4Oo and ~ and
62&lO chains 10 the centre Of the said Breokavlle
road thence north 4S' west along the centre Of the
road and a3-lOQ chains TO tho place Of beginning,
containing and threo-eiRhthg acres Of land with
The appurtenanoea thereto belonging. Appraised at
ss0.
Terms Of sale-One third IN ten days from day Of
sale; aud the balance In one and two years. with in
terest, secured hy mortgage on said promises
SAMUEL STORER, Administrator
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OswEGO nIARKET-OCF. 10.

IBT TELEGEAPH.l
FLOUR-Steady at IS, so for extra state
WHEATON, and lower. Sales 1900 bush win
ter led western at Sl,25k9l,26.
C0RN-Quiit.
BARLEY-In limited demand. Sales 1890 bus
il617l5fc.
0ATE-Nominai.
RFE-Nominal
CANAL FIR RETGHTS-BoWer on grain. Flour
&c; Wheat l35fc; Corn I3c to New York.
LAKE IGpORTS-2gSOO bush wheat; 56OO bush
barley. 300 bush rye.
CANAL EXPORTS-9lI5 bbls Flour: $500 bu
Wheat; 1880 bus Corn; 2s90O bush barley.
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MARINE.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.


RErERED-OctOber IS.
Stmr Ocean, Evans, Detroit
Brig Iraquois, Becker, Buffalo.
Schr Hamilton. Hutchinson, OswegO, lO03 bbls salt.
Schr. Pendleton, Duncan, Buffalo,
schr. Free Trade, Van Norman, Presque Isle.
CLEARED.
Stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit
Brig Isabella, Graham, Buffalo.
Schr Watts sherman, Harrington, Buffalo, 5000 bu
wheat.
Schr. Free Trake. Van Norman, Detroit, 60 tons
coal
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NTHsT y :. 7S1I=i ER 5iH COMMIsST0NER5S S5l,95lF

MAST 10 II COMMISSIONERS IS
lHl SALE.-Pnrsunnt 70 an al. orJler Of sale Is
siisd 20 iroul the Court Of Common Pleas or Guy
nhoga County, Ohio, upon the nth day Of October
1860, action therein pending wherein Era
Chappell IL plaintiff and Frederick W Marseies,
AZ. Caroline MRraelllea, Xii Bruce, Simeon Struter,
Lyman y. Thayeri Lambert White, l.. NJ, Latimer,
W. r. HalcOmb, and the Firomens General Aasoca-
tion defendants shall expose for sale at public
auction at the door Of the Court House Ia said oOun
ty, the l2th day Of November, ls60, at O'Clock,
P 81, the following described lands and tenSments,
10 wit:
Ist Situate in the Township of Cleveland, being
number seven Ia the twelfth range of townships aud
which IS also in the County Of Cuyahoga, IN the
tract or parcel OF land is known as the whole OF sub
lot No 26 and north side Of sub lot No 2 in the di
vision Of ten acre lots 50 and 50, and Is bounded
follows beginning the east side Of Chesire street in
the City of Cleveland at point six hundred and eigh
tytwosl2th (6S2 SID feet sOuthery from Prospect
ST. thence southery the east line Of Chesire street
about one hundred and thirty-two feet four and a
half inches (l32 r. ~ in to land heretofore decided
by Peter Marcelles, deceased, TO Mary NJ Kimball;
thence running at right angles easterly 70 lands
heretofore owned by \. and J. A. Granger, about
2lO 52 feet; thence nOrthrly parallel with Chesre
street, to the north line Of said sub lot No 2 about
1872 4-l2th feet; thence to the point Of beginning
Apprpisedat $500.
3D. The second tract or parcel Of land Is known as
the whole Of lot No three in Block No one Of Sey-
mour Baldwin's survey Of ten acre lots In Cleve-
land, 81 and So said lot is bounded by Clin-
ton lnOW BrOwne) street, east by ally the north
line Is III feet lOS inches; the south lue is lis feet
inches to said alley, and is ffty fest wide. Appras-
ed at 5000.
X. p. Spaldng, PiTs Atty. Master COm'r.
al naNn
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EeaaLl .aLotleea.
SALE-PTTRSTT1N7

CHERIFF'S SSALE-PURSUANT
~ 70 the command Of an order Of sale issued from
the Court Of Common PleGs Of CuyahoRa county. Al
the suit q William Blanion, plaintiff, against l. G
PendletOn, AdministratoT Of John Williamson, de-
ceased, and others, deiendantst % me directed,
shall offer for sale az public auction at the door Of
Court House In the city Of Cleveland IN said county
on the 27th day Of October, ls6O ct O'Clock p. NJ
the following described lands and tsnoments, 20 wit
Situate In the City Of Cleveland county Of Cuyaho-
"a, and dcscribed iolOWH % wits lot n o. twenty
ak Ia +. seOyilles allotment Of ten lots Nos. -
20 81 being thirty feet front on Scoviie street, and
two hundrcd and nine feet deep. Appraised at sll3
ID. l.. MlGHTMAN, Sheriff.
II. Il. Hutchins, Atty. sept27.3O6
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1. PRENTIss, Plras Atty.
MASTER COMMISSI0NERlS

MN n - ~ ~ OONuullDOLO4NE ElA -
1ll lSALE.-Pur5uant TO an al. order Of sale issued
20 me from the Court Of Common Pleas for CuyahoEa
county, Ohio, upon the 18th day Of October, lh60 in
an action therein pending, wherein Ezra Chappell
is plaintiff and Henry l. Whitman Susan Whit
man, John T. Newton, M. r. Keith, John Coon, and
the Michigan Insurance Company, are defendants,
shall expose for sale at public auction at the door Of
the Court House in said county, upon the 18th day
OF November lu60, at o'clock =. NJ, the lands and
tenements, described as follows, TO wit.
Situate in the Township Of Brooklyn, being num-
Der seven t) in the thirteenth range Of township in
the Connecticut Western Reserve in the State Of
Ohio, and which is also in the county Of CuyahOEa,
and is known by being city lots No. two hundred
and ye (O5. two hundred and six, (206), four hun
dred and sixty 46O) seventy yvc, (75) twentyseYen,
20, in Barber Lords subdivision in Ohio City,
Cleveland, be the more less, but subject
to all legal highways.
said several premises are appraised as follows, to
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WILLIAMSON 4 RIDDLE ELI BRUCE,
ptaiutiH7s AtforneVs

NlCtelAnua Vi rtpl lti 1901 Hepl5.A0
GHERIt F'S SALE-PURSUANT
~ 70 the command OfEn order Of sale issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas Of UuyahOga County, at
against Orison Cathan, defendant, TO me directed,
snail offer for sale az public auction at the door the
Court House Ia the City of Cleveland IN said county
on the 2Oth day OF October, l5G0, at o'clock T. Al
the following described lands and tenements, TO wit
ist. situate IN the township Of Orange, CuyahOga
county, Ohio, known ~ acres in lot 4 tract 2
bOuued north by the north line Of said lot; west bv
the line Of - acres OF land decided by o. Cathan
and wife 10 isaac Luce; south by the south line Of
Haid lot 4; east By line iar enough east from said
Luce's line 70 contain ~ acres Appraised at $500.
I'd. Situate In Orange township, CuyahCga county,
Ohio; being in tract z, lot l. bounded east ard north
by lot lines Of lot Il south By land sold TO A. O. Card
uer; and west by line 50 far west TO make 81 and
So 100 acres. Appraised at $50
ID situate in the township Of Orange In the cOun-
q Of CuyahOga, and State Ohio and Is bounded As
follows, and known the east part OF the west one
hundred acres lot No 2, in tract 2 and IS known
as all that part Of said hundred acres lying east o
the centre Of the present travelled road, running
north and south through said hundred acres and 70
contain siXtya 40 acres being the land COLI
veyed by SeTenus and Jane Burnett 10 OrisOn Cath
an October 18th, le5O vol 81 pages 50 and 70. Ap-
praised at SOU.
Ith The s. L. corner Of sub lot No 49, Graves al
lOtment in the village Of Chagrin Falls, Uuyahga
county OhiO and is 20 feet front aud 426 feet deep
at SSOO.
9th. Part of sub lot l36 in the Graves allotment in
the village Of Chagrin Falls county Of Cuyahoga and
state Of Ohio ana is the south part Of LOO feet in n
L. corner Of said lot, ling 90 feet front West
street, and 10 feet deep Appraised at 500.
9th. Also, part OF said sub lot l35 in said Graves
allotment, being west part Of l7I5a feet in s. T.
OF said lot and is 81 feet front River street, and
Adams Caufeld, PIfTs Atty's seDtsi:SO5
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John Green, defendant.
HNHE SAID JOHN GREEN WILL
take notice that on the 10th day of October, A.
ID. lS6n, a summons and an order Of attachment was
issued by G. II. BenhRm, Justice Of the Peace Of
Cleveland, CuyahOga county, Ohio, Tor the sum Of
S65 67l00 dollars in favor Of said plaintiffs and that
said action will be for hearing before said Justice
O'Clock A. M, November 10th, ls60.
JAMES NJ. JONES,
Cleveland Oct. l7.3O6 Pltfis Atty.
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- 1850. sE3
DETROIT AND CHICAGO.
STEAMERS
OCEAN, MAY QUEEN,
Captain K. &. EvANs, Captain E. X. VIGER,
viii form Daily Line between
CLEVELAND AND DETROIT.
The coming season one Of the above boats will
leave Cleveland every evening, Sundays excepted)
at O'clock connecting next morning at Detroit
with the
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD, m
For jackson, Chicago, St Paul, Marshall, Milwau-
kee, Burlington, Kalamazoo, Fond du Lac Quincy,
Niles, La Crosse St. Joseph, Mich. City, Prarie Du
CHEN, Iowa City; Also, with steamers for sAGl;
RAILROAD.
Bs- Freights contracted through to the above
named points at the lowest possible rates.
Fare One Dollar less than by any other Route.
B5- Detroit Passengers by taking this Route save
I73 miles railroad travel.
BB- ii kets can be obtained at all the principal
Horton, Agent, Superior street, Cleveland, at the
Oiioe Of the Line on the Dock ,,-.
may4RlO General Agent, Cleveland, Ohio.
NEW AND RELIABLE FREIGHT ROUTE.
EAST.
BALTIMORE L OHIO AND CLEVELAND
PITTSBURGH RAILROADS.
Through Receipts and Prompt Deliveries By
THIS ROUTE TO BALTIMORE,
IL Philadelphia, New York, Boston and Proyi-
dence. Also, to Richmond, Charleston and Savannah.
No drayage, and but one transfer to Baltimore
or Philadelphia. and but two transfers
to either Of the other points.
EERates as loWas by any other Routs.7Sa
Contracts made, also for freIghts from any sf the
j, a. q, sgLL1yAN, I'LL Iy1S, CJ9}ENl CARLISLE,
Gen WSn s. K Agent AGENT .t.isns q siySf Sfid is5'
September .. lb60-
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7
William Mitchell and Petition for money and relief
Priscilla Mitchell,
Defendants.
THE DEFENDANTS, WHO ARE
nOn-residents OF said State, will take notice
tat Plaintiff has this dds filed his petition in said
Court to foreclOse a mortgage on certain premises
described therein, given by Defendant, William
Mitchell, to Plaintiff to secure the payment of note
dated April l. 1855 for S622 6OO two years from date
With interest at ten cent.
The Defendants will appear and make answer on
the 18th day Of December, ls6O, judgment by de-
aulf will be reuderud said note, aud the premi-
ordered 70 be sold to pay the same.
Attest: ROLAND ID. NOBLE, Clerk.
Croweli White, Plaintiffs Attorney.
flrfnbnr II lgen rrf1q.q10
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John Green, defendant.
THE SAID JOHN GREEN WILL
take notice that on the 10th day of October, A.
D. 1860 summons and an order Of attachment was
issued by G. II. Bennam, a Justice Of the Peace OF
Cleveland, CuyahOga county Ohio, for the sum of
Sl2 90 in favor ofsaid plaintiff and that said action
viii be for hearing before said Justice at O'Clock A.
NJ, November 18th, 100.
JAMES NJ. JONES,
Cleveland, Oct. l7:3n5 Pitts Atty.
E. T. Stevenson, plaintif,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-24

THE PRNNsrLvArrA-Cowyags Lady.-A
portion Of the hull and the engine of the
steamer Peunsylvania, Of the Union steam.
ship Lime, which was burnsd on the night Of
the goth, sunk In -four tAthome near the spot
At which she took hre. The top Of the smoke
pipe can only be seen above the water. A few
ooxes OF ealicoes and hose, several kegs of lager
drcr, and boz Of book covers or backsfof
binder or a publisher In Richmond, aoated on
from the burning steamer and were picked up
by a small schooner, and they were carried to
Norfolk on Saturday.
During the CONFEDERATION, while capt. Ia ~.
wa. over the side OF the ship workine Ia sns
water to construct raft, and MS opss.fs w .h
similarly engaged, Mrs. McCleAfy was on tne
deck OF the burning ship working win al, me
cool bravery or n heroine Sne, amons MI sne
rest WAS the coolest and caimest and by eer
,.,r, collected manner fnsptred all around
her she gathered up chairs doors, spars,
Nstche. or sny noaunf material that she
cn,Idsdud and threw them over the side of
the ship 70 Captain Teal and his officers and
on one OCCASION. when the lashings that the
Captain was using had given out, she rushed
into the burning cabin, the flames from
which were nadly fastening on to eyrrythfpg
around, and making her way &c the Captain S
room. burst In the door gathered up several
lead lines. rushed again upon deck, and in
tina: awful that trying hour, when death In
hts wcrst, most horrible and terrible form
stared her In the face she coolly and delibe
rately picked up an axe. that had been nsed
10 remove some of the doors, &c, and chopped
the heavy leads from the lines, before throw
ing them over to the Captain, knowing, and
what is most remarkable, thinking OF IL at
them they would instantly sink beyond MS
reach
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Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch.
Crops IN CaYoline-Atlford, Se.

CAROLINE Co, VA, July II.
In travelling through Caroline and the ad-
joiefng cou ties, 1 find the prospects for the
tobacco crops gloomy indeed-the worst ever
saw The greater portion of it you cannot
see one Sunsred yards from you, it Is so
small. do not think more than fourth OF
a crop can be made. 1t is very dry in most
n-ixbborhoocs The corn looks well, though
small for the time of the year. Most Of the
farmers think that their wheat turns out well,
and the quality is very good
passed the town of Milford, In Caroline, on
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad. Il was Incorporated by the last
legislature. II is a pretty little place, and
m ight be made a place of considerable resort
for ctrixens Of Richmond during the summer
mon his There are here large country store,
houses Of retr-shfnent, siee m grist mill, a
doc tor shop and Docto several q fferen kinds
Of shops, a large warehouse, and the tobacco
and grain seems TO be pouring in. The rail-
road agent seems to have his bands full he
SEEMS to work hand to give satisfaction 10 all !;
he serms 10 be much esteemed by the farmers
and merchants IN this vicinity.
Milford, with q little pains, could be made a
charming little viiage. The citiZens have
eiec ed their town .fficers, as follows: Mayor,
g w. Blantop; Trustees, q. w. Bianton, :,
Ruth, w. N. Bragg, J. Q. Bragg anu VIM
Trunham. TRAVELLER.
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The Syrian Alassacres.

1t is only by the Intervention Of two Chris.
tian Powers, England and France, that the
cruel race, who commit such unspeakabie
atrocities upon Christians as those lately de-
seribed in this paper, are permitted to wash
their merciless hands in Christian blood. In.
stead OF that protection which the Turkish
Government promised Its Christian subjec Is,
there has been, from the moment that false
pledge was given, an almost undisguised per.
seeution Of CHRISTIANS every where Ia its do.
minions, eliminating in these horrible Syrian
massacres. In order that the balance of power
may not be disturbed, Turkey has been hith.
erto permitted " escape the responsibility
which justly attaches to her own government.
England and France have once intsrposed to
save her from the doom she long ago deserved,
Tue doom OF worse than barren flg tree
"h'eh Russia. executing tbs decree Of justice
was about to cut down, but they cannot much
longer avert her fate. In the present case. the
allies Ought to Insist upon the most annie re.
nfsss. sad our own government viii unouas.
Aenasis demand adrg uats ntansm.rt -, ~.
re ~ stim.s and wrengs ferpesse,.S aro,
Asssflsaa sIdzsRs, "r"n
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UT1p.

Yesssrdsy msrnnf 4. susssfs,, before o'clock,
William r. and RSchsa 8. Craig, in the 9Th year oil
hiS sss nd, If the family ara r.sus.t.d 10 Il
hand the funeral. from the Third Presbyterian
Church, Church Hill this afternoon. at o clock,
"a stshnton papers pIcase copy.
On the sve or July. MARY FRANKLIN
yc~~xcst daughter of Villa F. and Emit, g.
Brown. agea year and rs da,s 49,,
Her fnneral will take place From, Oregon Hi
Methodist Chnrch. TUESDAY n ornine at 10 O'Clock
The friends of the ftiaily are invited TO attend.
NJ Pet.r5burg Express please COPY.
On the 2ist inst at the reside &c of his parents
on 6th street, NAVY Hill, WILLIAM FHEDE-
KICK. infant son Of Richard and Ann Sharpe
aged months a
n Baltimore Sun please COPY.