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FROlT WAsHINGrnN.
WAsHnaDos, July ls

ftwas recently stated in dispatch from
New Orleans that q revenue cutter had gone
70 overhaul the schooner J. B. Taylor which
sailed trom that port for Central America
with enigFants OF fllibusters. For more
than two months past it has been known
that several small parties Of such adven-
turers have repaired thither, but these
movements are here considered too insienif-
cant for serious comment.
As the old jackson Democratic essoeiatS,s
was lately Thoroughly disrupted bv tba son-
tending Douglas and Breckenridge uasrabers.
each wing has taken preliminary steps 10
establish Campaign Club, the one altoqeEh-
er independent Of the otheE.
A petition has been numer0usly signed,
presented to the President, and by him
transferred to the Secretary Of War, praying
for an immediate resumption Of the work on
the Washington Aoueduct. Il will be recol-
lected that Congress appropriated half a
million dollars for this purpose, TO be extend
ed under the superintendanee Of Capt. Meigs.
This proviso has somewhat embarrassed the
Administration, but there seems to be no
doubt, apart from the question which the
designation Of that Office involves, that the
operations on the Aqueduet viii shortly be
resumed
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MURDERER EXECUTED.

NEW ORE July 10.
Hic ks, the pirate murderer, was executed OF
Bedloe's Island at 1895, a. m, to-day.
large number OF persons Witnessed the dying
struggles Of the hardened wretch.
On his being conducted to the gallows the
first view which presented itself before him
which was moored directly in front of the
galloWs. Thus his last look on this earth was
upon the scene of his bloody deed.
The E. A. johnson had a large flag bear
ing her name flying. On the mast head was
perched a sailor who waved his cap, and was
hurrahing as the murderer ascended the tree.
Her deck was crowded and a sight mur-
mW could be distinctly heard on shore when
Hicks was placed under the drop.
Marshall Rynders advanced and addressed
Hicks as follows:
Hicks, II you desire to say anything before
your execution, you can now address the
people.
Hicks replied in a faint tone, don't wish
TO say anything to any one except TO- my con-
fessor. IRish you to hang me quick.
The black cap was then hauled over the
unfortunate mans eyes, and amidst yells a
eW seconds after he has expressed his wish,
the signal was given, and Hicks launched in
toeternity at ll:l5 Hicks tumbled violent
" for some two minutes and then remained
quiet. In four minutes a slight plunge of the
the legs and violent twitch Of the arms was
perceptible.
After hanging l3 minutes he was lowered
and the doctors examined his pulse. He was
allowed to hang thirty minutes beEsre he was
taken down, although life was sxti4et. in. less
than fifteen minutes.
The body was then Lowered from the drop
and placed in the ceeH, and was conveyed
on board the Red Jacket TO be taken to the
place Of his intsTnent
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Last Nights Report.
FRnnI NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, July Is.
This morning Sergeant Wyrth, Of the Tth
Ward, arrested Andrew Smith, member Of
the last legislature from the lIth Ward, Of
this city, on complaint Of Andrew Dugro,
Ex-Governor of the Aims House, charged
with having forged the signature Of John
Kerr, one Of the excise commissioners, as
endorssr Of a note drawn by Smith for six
hundred dollars.
The fifth mortgage bonds Of the Erie rail
road company have been foreelosed, and the
sale will take place November goth, at the
Merchants Exchange. This foreclosure
which is probably the final step in the reor-
ganization Of the company, as authorized by
acts ofthe New York, New Jersey and Penn
sylvania legislatures, is rendered easy and
agreeable to ali the interests involved, inas-
much as arrangements are understood to
have been made for the final redemption Of
that part Of the past due second mortgage
bonds amounting TO about s., 600, 900, the
holders OF which have insisted upon prompt
payment IN cash of principal and interest.
1t is understood that the company, under
the new organization is to be known as the
Erie Railroad Co.
The steamship Philadelphis arrived from
New Orleans and Havana this evening, with
dates to the Sth, but no news.
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Ew YORK nARKEF-JULY Is.


FLOUR--Sales 1850 bbls; at S5,l5a5,20 for su-
perne state S540l15,a5 Tor extra stats; S5lA95Y20
Cor superfue western; S5,23d5,50 for common 70
medium extra WESTERN aud t3ie299ii5 Tor shipping
and nrm with sellers Of state at tbs inside price
CANADIAN ELOUR-Salea Of SO bbls at -, 10
@a,2o for snpor1ne and S5,23e4ls50 for common 70
choice eNtrh. Market heavy for common grades
with only very moderate demand.
RYE FLOUR-Sales at SS, ,5094,2O for com. TO
choice 6rperhne Market steady with small sales.
CORN WEAIl-Sale Of 2OO bhls Brandywine Is
rumored Market duh aud dropping.
NHISK Y-Saies $50 bbls at 2l92lAc. Moder-
WHEAT-Chicago spring held at 81, 25]S6gl,26,
with sales 1900 bus A OOI bus. Milwaukee Club at
Sl,20l,2 ,26 Inferior, Sl21lI good and prime; 81 80
com. new southern Sis; 25OO inferior red Ill 81 %
l500 Whits Ind. S,4ifgl,45 part TO arrive. An I'M
provement is noticeable chiefly upon spring, for
which there Is fair export and specnlatiys ds-
mand.
RYE-salos at sO9s2o. Market continues duh
BARLEY-Market dull and nominally un-
changed.
CORN-Sales Of 10000 bush; 62c for sound parcels;
6lk@6sc mixed WESTERN CSC for choice do and 69ose
for choice western yellow.
OATS-SAles at 7Gt0c for western and Canadian
and 4OcG4io for STATE. Plenty with moderate re-
FORK of 22sO bbIs; Sls25 for new mess; SIS,
3 for old mess; SlS25 for thin mess Si6 1850 for
western prime S975 for clear NESS Sl4,25 for
new primei Sl2,5O for old prime. Market hrm but
moderate sales.
BEEF-Saies Of i25 bbls; at S494,25 for country
prime; Sl5O@5 for country meas; SS(GlO,5O for re-
packed mess, and Sll9 Y 90 for extra mess prime
Market quiet and Steady.
LARD~Sales Of 400 bbia at l2{ell354c. Market
frmer and more active.
BUTTRR-saies e lO@lsO fOr Ohio, and ll9lsc
CHEEsE-sales At 7@lO54o for inforier to prime.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

AhhlNGtoNi July A9'
An the statements representing that Mr..
Bright Of Indiana, agreed to support or eoun-
tenance the Douglas ticket indirectly or
otherwise, are unfounded. Information has
been received here from direct sources, stat
ing that be and his friends have organized a
Breckenridge electoral ticket which will be
Immediately put in the field, and that they
intend to run il at all hazards, and without
the least purpose Of compromise.
Senor Don Gabriel Tassor, the Spanish
Minister, win leave in a few days on visit
70 Senator Seward. with whom he win spend
some time, by special invitation.
A Washington dispatch says arrangements
are being made for California Pony EXpresi
on the Butherford route.
Late advices from Peru state that our
relations with that Republic were approach
ing crisis. The o. 5. sloOp Of war Wysn-
dotte has arrived at Callao with dispatches
for our minister, instructing him to peremp-
torily demand a settlement Of the claims
growing out Of the seizure of the ships LIZZIE
Thompson and Georgiana, and provisions for
a Joint commission for the settlement Of al
outstanding claims of our citizens. Some
DELAY had however occurred in consequence
of the resignation Of the Peruvian Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, and it was not improbable
that our Government would be compelled to
resort to force before the demands would be
compelled with. In case Of noncompliance
with the demands Of our Government the
American Minister was instructed to close the
Legation.
The Peruvian Minister at Washington has
been notified that unless his Government
accept the ultimatum of the Government of
the United States his passports viii be furnish
ed him.
The difficulty between France and Peru
has finally been adjusted, though not until
bombardnent Of Callao was threatened
A meeting Of the National Democrats, com
posed of many leading politicians Of this city
was held at the Union House, Union Square
for the purpose of organizing a Centra
Committee favorUble to the election ofDoug
las and Johnson.
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RATI FICArION MEETING.

One of the largest Republican meetings
ever convened in this county, was held
Thursday night.
The Allegheny City Wide Awakes turned
out with full ranks. About 1000 people as
sembled, and were addressed by Hon. Robt.
Mcknight, representative Of 22d district,
and other gentlemen. Names Of Lincoln
and Hamlin hailed with great enthusiasm.
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FRnnI BOSTON.

I1l-IW7'I 2 NNIET To
The Boston Courier establishment was at
taehed to-day at the suit Of Hon. John P.
Hale Of New Hampshire, for an alleged libel
contained in an article published in the
Courier Of the ID inst.
Hale claims $40 900 damages. II is under
stood that Caleb Cushing, B. +. Butler, C.
L. Woodbarry have been retained by the
CouriOr prpprietors TO defend the suit.
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wAsnuoTOS, July Is

v N8HlNWIVNI !" W -
The stories going the rounds Of the papers
about the quarrel between the President and
Senator Gwin, is officially contradicted as
entirely destitute Of foundation in fact. It
is further stated that their relations were
never more friendly than now.
The Tribune's Washington correspondent
snyn that Rcverdy johnson will 90 to Cali
fornia on the Goth inst, to argue the new
Aluadin Csse before the United States Dis
trict Court.
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At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo UleYelands
Columbus s Cincinnati, Cleveland Erie, and CleYe-
land Pittsburgh Railroads
At Solon, with hacks to ChegTin Aallss &C.
At Mantua, with hacks for RaVenna, &C.
At BraceYills with hacks 70 Newton Falls, &C.
At Warren with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield Mead
Tille Bloomfield, Garfield, &C
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle, Fo-
land, Lowell, and EnOn Valley, and thence BY r f.
v" a y H. - " '''''IZ CH1s. L. RHODES, sup't.
CLEVELAND. Feb 9ls59,
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rPnnI PHTLAnRLPHTA.

Ih PPILADELPHIA, July II.
The extensive Car mandatory Of Kim
ball & Gordon, on Twenty y-first and Hamilton
streets, was burnt this morning.
The buildings covered the entire squnre,nnd
was valuably stocked. Loss $4,000; in
sured.
Il is believed the origin Of the fire was ao-
cidental.
Col. ]. B. Cross, the celebrated iorger, has
been convicted Of forging a check on the
Consolidation Bank of this City.
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COMMERCIAL
CLEVELAND MANIFESTATION IS.

CLEVELAND AIARKRT-JULY1 IS.
FLOUR Sale 81 bbls red wheat double extra at
s5 IS.
WHRAT-Sales cars red on track, including
> Of new crop at 81 Is; 2,oo bus. red to arrive at
same; cars do, at 81 30, and ] car new white at
81 80.
CORN-Sale J car ON track at 4,c.
HIGHWINRS-Rsngo at ls%@Isc-the latter
figure Cor retnil lots.
BUTTER-Sslo 400 lbs good at l2sEc
CHEESR-sales 300 lbs at 7s97Ic with a
few small saies ct &c, and Of prime al Sc.
EGGS-Small sales lOc
LARD-salo le kegs at li5sc
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nOnnRR ".

InENEohl ~ - July AS'
Msssrs. Titus & Seudder's store was robbed
Lost night Of $4,000 worth o. silks; 81, inc i
store was entered by false keys. There Is
no clue 10 the thieves.
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hgsiflaWs 4 SmgFoaa.


Formally Of New York City, viii pay One Kun
drsd dollars for the Pro9l tna5 ne a = ~, = s.s
sum for the proof that any other Rnyalclan IN
the United States treats the same diseases viz
Efler many years Of laborious study and sEDsri-
enee, DE- GIBSON Is happg IN beng ebls g ~
nounce 20 the unfortunate, that hs has pariseieda
system q treatment Tor the . .
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CghA
ense5s arising thereirQm, including -,, 49,
DEBILITY Or NERVOUS PROsIRAIlOA-
Of whom had expended hundreds Of dollars WITH
lec who profess % treat az pl'4ts
| least particle Of beneht
Although Dr. eIBsoE has Diploma, yot ho
makes boast ofthat fact, for the vey that
Diploma Is comparatively simple thing, destitute
Of intelligence for neither Diplomas nor eoliegs5,
Gent to always make aged men wise, or % convert
one single Ounce into medical Eannsi neither dos
| he boast that be is member Of s5ms college in
Paris on London, perhaps some others do for the
purpose Of ensnaring The snnoesnf; bnt what Dr
qfvs entire sati9hetiOu 70 those who repo1e eonn-
dencs in his ability and integrity aad that ~ -
challenges any Physician Of London OF Paris OF any
patent medicine % equal for the radical ere q le-
| fnai weakness, and ai diseases OF derangsmeutsI
both mental and physical, arising rom sexnai or
~ GIBSON also claims for his new treatmsuf The
followng ADVANTAGES over all Others yet discovered
and rst the agents used are in no respect disa79-
sTeurV. nor any Other deisterious drug: secondly
no re9rictions in diet business is required Third
I
ia stands prepared to go into any public o. private
hospital in the United States and deInon8I1le -
Fredt fct that he Is able To- permanently cure te
| cases IN the same length Of time requlre y anl
I other Physician to cure one similar case
Fellow Citfzsna Facts are tangible tllinl1 $40 I.
/ This ace. the only pabula upon Wnlcn t4e plDlll.
/ mind can be fed and frOm which Just and aannli'
conclusions can be deduced-
| Dr. GIBSON Is permanently located n Sl9sei-
and has during the past six months pariorsq man
cures Of diseases which bad tor yeaEs -
other modes Of treatment hefa1ence can ga given =
indfviduas Of the first respectabl1ty IN Glslal-ll
| Roston New York. and other cities N regard K
skill and integrity in all professional
] Dysuepsia, Rhuematisms Scroiula ana al elLoli-
| diseqsis treated with unusual success.
| ES- Medicine sent TO any part OF the country "a
DTl GIBsON7s New Work on Physiology for sal
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of EIeetropathy and Medicine
EB- ONCE No. III Ontario street, up stairs few
| doors from the Public square 49,,
Office hours from 70 " and nom 70 to9 octoI-
/ daily, Sundays eLcspted.) now
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6abinet aHate.

EURNITURE AND UNDERTA-
II KING.-C L. BAUDER & Co., having removed
their Ware Rooms TO their old stand, No. 80 Pros
pect street. again prepared to furnish everything
in the line Of Cabinet Ware and Upholstry.
HNDERTAKING.---A LARGE AS
" sortment OF Ready Made Collins always kept
on hand. apr4 O. L. BAUDER co.
~ W. BERRY, UPHOLSTERER
W and Manufacturer Of Lounges, and all kinds
Of Mattrnsses aud Bedding, Cushions, Curtains,
DTaperes &C. No AZ Superior street Hill four dOors
below Commercial Branch, Cleveland, Ohio.
All orders promptly executed. Particular atten-
ton paid TO the laying of Oil Cloths, Carpetng sc.
&c. mayglly-l
DANIEL w. DUTY, CITY UN-
DERTAKER, keeps on hand large stock Of
ali kinds and styles Of COFFINS, embracing great
variety Of his new style of BURIAL CASkETS, all
Of which cannot be eNcelled by any similar concern
In the State No. 5s Erie street, Cleveland,
janl7R2fdkw
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CLEVELAND AND MAHONING
\ RAILROAD.-TIME TABLE NO Is.
10 take effect on after Thursday, February 10, loos
GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
CLEVELAND to Trains Ieavel YOUNGSTOWN to
WcnDggfovvn Cleve1and-
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Brass f0WNduI.

VAMES H. 0DELL, BRASS
Brass Work of every description, No. 80 Union St.
few doors from Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio. H.
Is prepared TO furnish all kinds Of work used for
Steam, Water or Gas, and all the various articles
used III the Plumbing Business. Beer Pumps Of all
kinds made and repaired. Brass Casting done daily
and Brass Work of all kinds repaired. dec2Rs
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MARINE.
PORT OF CLEVELAND

ENrERED-July1S.
stmr. City Of Buffalo, Perkins, Buffalo.
Stmr Ocean, Evans, Detroit.
Prop. Jersey City, Monroe, Dunlirk; q tons mdz.
Gov. Cushman, Scott, Dunkirk; S5z tons
uidH.-
schr. Exchange, Judson, Marzuette; 4s5 tons iron
ore, Jackson q Co.
+. 7. Barney. Maf1t, MarQuetteo 90! tons iron
ore, Jackson 20.
America ScoVille, Buffalo.
soow Mary and Lucy, Burke, Detroit; 90 N lumber,
Sabin.
g. Butts, Pelcha, Detroit; 100 IN lumber, 30
do. lath, sabin.
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gEaaI aIotifes.

MOTTO E.-NoTICE is HEREBY
IN given to the Creditors Of the late Bank OF
MasslOn, at MRssillon, Ohio, to present TO the un
dersigned, Receivers OF said Bank, at the Office OF
Geo Harsh, at Massllon aforesaid, or before the
first day OF March, 1851, for dividends, all their
claims against said Bank. All claims not presented
vii be forever barred from all dividends Of the as
sets Of said Bank. By order of Court.
GEORGE HARSH, !
ISAAC STEESE, Receivers.
p. Z. HULL,
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Meaitimes.
THE ENTERPRIsING PROPRI-
oHESNUq GROVE WHIsKFY,

(the Purest Medicinal Agent ever known,) has fur
nished the community Stimulant, Pure Healthful
and inEigoratnE, AZ the same tina, mild delicious
peFerage It is calculated to do away with the vile
drugged stun that g palmed on on the community,
and which d injurious to body and mind. In addi-
ton to the certificates beneath, he has received q
Diploma from the STATE AGRICULTURAL So
ClEH1, and additional testimony from DR.. jackson
OF Bostop, Massachusetts, who testifes under oath
to Asa absolute purity.
CERTIFICATES.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. g, 1865.
We have carefully tested the sample Of Chestnut
Grove Whisky which you sent US, and hnd that 1t
contains none Of the Poisoning Substance known as
Fusi Oil, which is the CHARACTERISTIC and injurious
BOOTH, GARRETT & OAMAO.
Analytical Chemists.
NEW YORK, Sept ; 1863
have analyzed a saanple Of the Chesnut Grove
Of Philadelphia, and having carefully tested It,
pleased to say that It is entirely from from poisonous
substances. It is unusually pure and fne favor
! p"1''' u JAMES CHIFFON,
Analytical G Cksmist.
BosToS, March J, 1859.
have made a chemical analysis Of commercial
samples Of Chestnut Grove Whiskay, which proves to
be free from the heavy Fus Oils and perfectly pure
and unsdulterated. The fne favor Of this Whiskey
Il derived from the Grain used in manufacturing &C.
AA:HAYES, NJ. D., State Asssyer,
No. IS Royleton street
FOR sale By @. WHARTON, Jr.,
Sole Principal Agent
Jslys:Sos No. Il6 Walnut St, Philadslphla.
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CLEARED.
Stmr. City Of Buffalo, Perkins Buffalo
StmT. Ocean, Evans, Detroit.
Schr. Eclipse, 0lmstead, Sand Reach
Free Trader Van Norman, Detroit.
S. Robinson, Finley, Chicago; coal and pig
iron.
Exchange, Judson, Marqustte
n. McEair, Sweet, Toledo.
America, Scoville, Buffalo.
Sc0w q. Q. Butts, Pelcha, Detroit.
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
Rg-CleGred from Oswego nth, for Cleveland, Sch.
a. Medbury, 1000 bbls salt.
Cleared from Buffalo nth, for Cleveland, schs
Gov. Hunt, KOsciuskO.
~ The schooner Washington Irving is reported
70 have been lost between this port and Erie on
Sunday morning. Her provision chest was picked
up on Monday near Dunkirk by the tug J. B. v hte.
--BiCg Express.
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NHERTFFSS4LF-RYVTRTTTF

CHERIFFS SSALE-BY VIRTUE
~ ofa writ Of vendi eXponas issued from the Court
OF Common Pleas OF Cuyahoga county, at the suit
against II. L. Whitman, ct. al defendants, 1 shall
offer for sale at the door Of the Court House, in the
city Of Cleveland, in said county, the oath day OF
July, 1860, at O'Clock P NJ the following described
lands and tenements, situate in the City Of Ceve-
land, county of Cuyahoga Ohio, to wit IN Barber &
Lords allotment. Lots Nos. III, rs, 94l, 966, east
half of lot Nc. g. south side of west end Of lot No.
81 west half Of lot No. Ill, one half in common OF
lots Nos $685. 900 and 4O, south half of lots Nos. J
and tgS, lots Nos. 1885, 65i 6S5 $50 aud 6S7 In VIII
eyvle allotment in said city Of Cleveland lots Nos
81 l53 and 3S5 In l. L. Hewitts subdivision and al
lotment in said city, sub lot No. 20
D. L. WIGHTMAN,
cav. s. stetson, Pitts Atty. sherih.
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osWEGo n1ARKET-JuLY IS. =

fBY TELEeRAPH.l
FLOUR-Dun but unchanged at S5,2595r5O for
common to extra state.
cago spring at S,22
CORN--Held at Sc without sales.
OATS-Dull; sales 1000 bus Cananian at 3455c
ahcat t. arrive soon.
CANAL LFREIGHTs-Firm. Flour 26c; wheat
Sc; corn 75sc 10 New York.
LAKE DIPORTS-l5sOO bush whOati 5000 bu
corn.
corn.
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CITE, CIyIL ENsINEER's OFFICE,
Cleveland, July 9Th, 1850.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
IN Sealed proposals will be received at this ofice
until July 10TH 1850, at u o'clock NJ for the con-
structton OF PontO0n and Truss Bridge across the
Suyahoga River in Central Way, near the foot Of
Commercial street.
Plans and Specifications for said Bridge may be
seen at this office on and after the 18th inst
Tho Board Of City Improvements invite bids re-
serving the right 70 accept or reject the same.
By order Of the Board,
..,,.. J. II. SARGENT,
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cav. s. stetson, Pitts Atty. sherfi
imnn2l

CHERRIES SALE.-BY VIRTUE
~ OF writ of Fieri Facias issued from the Court
0f Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county at the suit OF
Henry ID. Kendall ct. al plslntttls against HIPPO
lyte Mole, et al. defendants, have levied upon and
shall offer for sale at public auction, at the store
lRIey occupied by 3aid Mole, Lorain street, (near
city hmits) in the Township OF Brooklyn, in said
county, the 5th day Of July lS60, at o'clock p.
NJ, ths stock OF goods now in said store, consisting
OF Dry Goods, Groceries, Millinery Ready Made
Clothing, Hats, Caps, CrOckery, Hardware, Yankee
Notions, Scales, weights, Measures,s &c
Said sale to continue from day to day until COM
pleted. D. L. WlGHTMAN,
O. W. Palmer, Pitts Atty. Sheriff.
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TELEGRAPHlC.
Ye7terday Aharnoon's R8poTi
PRINCESS BEATEN.
-. x-,pr Tniv IA

In the trotting mach yesterday, mile beats,
ior $500. between Ethan Allen and Princess,
Ftbsn Allen won. Time 2:2eA and 2.253.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
IN Proposals will be received at the Office Of the
City Civil Engineer until u ocOck, NJ, July 10th,
1860 for the grading, ballastng and paving the road
way, and curbing the side walks Of the street on the
westerly nOrtherly and eastery sides Of the Public
to intersect with the present paving.
Bidders are requested to state in their proposals
the price per cubic yard for excavation per square
foot for paving with Medina On Y sand stone, and
per square foot for paving with Sandusky lime stone
separately, and per Hneal foot for curbing with
Cleveland sand stone and Medina (N. " sand
stone separately. And per hneal foot for cross walk
stone OF sandusky lime stone and Medina IN W
sand stone separately
Plans and specifications may be seen and more
particular information obtained at said Engineers
office on and after July Ilth 4SG0
Each proposal must be accompanied By a good and
sut1cent bond, requiring the bidder to enter into
contract et the price named In his proposal should
the same be accepted.
The Board Of City improvements invite the sub.
mission OF bids, reseryng the right TO accept or re.
j. H. SARGENT
Cleveland, July To- ls6O.2q3