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NEW YORK 8IAKKEF-AUG. Il.


BY IELE6IAFhsl
FTOTR-Sales 500 bbIg S5,l5@5,20 f. ,superhne
state; S529585 for extTs stste 90 n ,5sim
eTtTa western; lOd45 for shipping Dranqs extra
round hooped Ohio. Market closiag % dnil ana aToop
inf At the Opening gthe market vas o9L ana heaNy,
sbinners only buying to a veTy moderate extent,
while the home tape refuse te Pi ~ S5s t niOts 'na
is Sufficient aRRy 5hs mSs5 soS bfs. s Z, o
n f5r Sii1e5fne; S5aa750 for common to choice
ertra In 1oderato supply.
RYE TLOUR-Continues qneI, Win sales at
ca Iso'7L a for common 70 choice extra -,
N'T0RN HTEAIs-Scarce and hrm. Sales $50 bbls
TSK V-DuiI and rather easier Sales Of 400
! tt{s at 2itd2IJ4c closing at the inside price
/ PWHEA EAT-Sales BeW winter red western at 81, 2
ti 25-tbe latter for choice; choice amber Illinois
al 81 2s: new white Indiana at Sls3Q1l,33; choice
white Michigan at S, 40; handsome white Kentucky
at 81 80, and prime old red Indiana az Sl an out
side price Market dull and prices rule In favor Of
purchasers and reights little hrmer, which checks
RYE-Duland heavy. Sales of 5000 bushels at
'B4RIEY-o and nominal
CORN-Sales 1900 bush az 62e6Sc for sound mix
ed western, chiefly at 625k 6sk96g for sound yellow.
Market heavy and rather easier.
OATs-A little flrmer with sales at 3693so Tor
PORK-MOre ectiyei 1rmer; sales 40 bblsi Sls,-
. f5r new ness 1870 for old; Sl4@l4,S for new
BF9liarket dull. sales of225 bbIs at s., ,oOa
rs for country prime; S4,75550 for country messi
Ss@l06O for repacked messi Sll9l2 for extra mess
MESS BERF-Dull; SlsaIs.
BEEF II AlIS-Dun. Small sales ct lo9l5o for
state; ll61l5c Tor western. -.t- 81.
CUT HIEATS-Scarce and firm. Small sales ct
lie for hams; &c for shoulders. ~
LARDZlMaIket dull and heavy. Sales Of zoo bbls
BUTTER selling at lO@l6c for Ohio; la@2c
CHEEsE- -steady Sales at s6@lO4o for infe-
rior to prime. i.. .r 1I
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FROnT WAsHINeTON.

NRe- YoRK, Aug. "a
The Hersld,s yvsshingiono correspondent, dated
.s-i,-s = ssffsF- Aoin Dol LandeFs' wagon road
party, iated Honey Lake valley July 2stRi giye
seeounfs AZ ~ enfagement with the fhnuues
Tniiens an tl6 s9i of June. Five days eastward
from Honey Lake valley sanders party was Al
lacked bY lniians In ambush ana a young @asl zen
nsmcd Painter was nnrtally wounded az the INST
fire. he died next morning. The Indians Were
pursued iB the mountains hutretprned again the e
next (isys u the number OF 500 and renewed the
attack which was continued for five hours wneh
the Indians were routed and pursued-severel 9e-
ing killed and one made prisoner. Among me
killed vas q, chief called Big Jim. The iiuiahs
continued 70 retreat during the night, ana were
followed two days BY Landers without coming 70
an engagement.
s.His provisions now began &c grow short ana
Col Lander was obliged TO return 10 hOhey
Lake ,,,
UAaer recruiting a few days his party VII
commence operations ON the wagon road Wliloh
fhevl expect 10 complete in sixty days.
@Landers had seventy three men WIN nun ~
the fight chiefly armed with sharpe rles anu anu
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An ADDRBss no RBPUBLICANs.

., ST. LOUIS, Aug. Il.
The Democrat Of this morning eontains N ~, ~ ~
dress of over column in length, from nj bihiI'
10 the Republicans and Free Democrats OF o''
louis He commences by saying;
I nm we'll aware that In the recent contest the
support which received at your hands is SIMPLY
an evidence OF your devotion 70 the cause OF
freedom and would have been rendered as lreely
and Sc enthusiastically TO any other man! VINO
had proved his hdelity TO that cause, as II has
been given 70 me. Yet cannot allow the ocea-
sion. sirnaiized BY 90 great triumph 20 our com
NOR. .ca7ise % pass without rendering 10 you tne
homage Of my gratitude for selecting me as lne
representative Of your principles and me ilsuu-
ment Of achieving victory Tor their malhialh-
ance and Advancement
He claims that the result Of the late eleeuoh
fixes ST. Louis as the banner city Qt hepuDiflaA
ism and ciinches the charges OF fraud ana cor
ruption made against the prosiaVery ilelnocIaoy
In S. He calls attention 70 comparison OF re
turns from Grayois and Carondolet for 1898 Wlth
1850 which shows q loss Of nearly 80 votes IN the
former precinct. The whole number polled on
the 9Th inst being 13s, while nearly every other
precinct in the District shows q largely increased
vote. He saws the names Of nearly 100 Tor bar
rett have disappeared from the poll b0ok IN this
small precinct In CarOndelet, Barrett's vote Is
less than In 1858. although there Is an aggregate
increase Of nearly $50 votes. Lhe names proven
10 be fraudulent in 1883 have this year disap-
peared from the poll book. He refers 70 the
large increase in the Sth and 9Th wards, and to
the ticket on which his name was placed " OF
Congress F P. Blair, Jr., without aeslgnAtiih
term, says in conclusion Allow me 20 say tnat
Ishalf ever remember with pride and sansiactlon
the contest of 1850; to have been the leader OF
the hosts of freedom in that battle nils the meas
ure of my ambition. Again return my thanks
TO the Republicans Of this District, and congrat-
ulate them upon theif triumph,
The Democrat learns the steamer Lncas, from
Memphis encountered a 50 minutes SHOW STORM
on Sunday morning, 10th.
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BATTLE WIN THE INDIANS.

ST. olaLfhf aug IS
It fs reported under date Of Denver CITY. Aug
7th. that the u S. troops from Forts Kearny and
Riley, had battle with the KioWas near Bents
Fort. about the oath July. They demanded Of
the Indians those who committed the late out
RACES and on their refusal to give them up, at.
tackled them Five KioWas were killed and 13
taken prisoners The letter were left at the Fort
and the troops proceeded down the Arkansas,
but Bent e ring an attack, sent messenger,
an old kfetichman, several years in his employ
to recall the troops The Indians attacked and
scalped this Messenger, leaving him for dead, but
ne managed 10 return TO the fort and will proba-
bly, reccTers Il
tIhe Afapahoes and Choyennes who were
lately IN OeAyer are now eucamued around fhe
Fort Ena Promise to protect Bent from the XII
oWas.
Some Of the late parties that went over the
snowy range In search Of gold have returned
successful.
A party starts to-day for the western mart ,e
Dacotah where an old miner is confident of
finding gold.
The quartz mills have not yet overcome the
difficulty Of separating the gold from the pulver-
lied rock. -Ilat
A Few claims in California GuIeh are doing
finely.
A claim in RusseIrs Guleh yielded sixteen
ounces in one day.
In the Bpbtail Lead sseO worth was taken from
tWenty-ohe bushels Of dirt
Money was quite scarce at tile mines and else
where.
Business IN Denver was extremely dun.
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OsWEGO nIARKET-AUG. 14.


BY TELEGhAPE.l
FIOUR-A moderate demand for the local, int.
riOr and eastern trade. Sales 600 bbs, at S3,5
for extra state S65 for fayoTte double extra city
brands.
WHEAT-Very scarce and wanted Sales are
700 bush new Chicago spring, first in market this
season on private terms.
CQRN-Quiet but unchanged. Sales last evening
Of 1900 bush Illinois at 5S4c.
Other grains quiet.
CANAL EREIGEfTS-da have advanced TO 5Oc on
nour5 on Wheat: SIC on Corn to New York.
corn.
CANAL EXPORTS bbls -four; 1900 bush
wheat; 1900 bush corn.
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CHICAGO, Aug. L.
The Zouaves who were announced 70 reach
this city at seven this evening, have not yet 90
o'elocll arrived. Great preparations were made
for their reception by the entire military compa-
nies, City Turner societies, Wide Awakes, Doug
las Invineihles Large ooncourse Of citizens are
awaiting at the depot TO receive them, bonfres
are blazing on several street corners, and large
crowds waiting ON the principal streets through
which the procession is 10 pass.
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Senator Seward arrived from Portland last night
and was met at the depot by large crowd, VINO es
corteS MIN 70 the REVERE House, where he was ser
ensded Brief speeches followed nom Gov BANKS Is
Senator Seward, Senator Wilson, ana non A. II
Rice. The reception was very enthusiastic
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BUFFALO n1ARKET-AUG. IA.
TBY TELEGRAPH

by TELEGRAPH ....
FLOUR-Market quiet and steady. Sales are 60
barrels.
EAT-Market quiet and scarcely 50 firm
Sales 1900 bush red Ohio at SOsc; 600 bushels
white Ohio at SI,ll.
CORN-hiarket quiet and steady. Sales are 1900
bushels at SOC. =
OATS-lc lower. Sales are 10000 bush at DC
WHISk X-NOminal at l9c.
CANAL FRFIGHTS-47c on Hour lS5sc on
whest; l256c corn to n. Y.
LAKE IlfP0RTS-200O bbs -four; 1900 bush
wheat; $1,000 bush corn; 1900 bush oats.
CANAL EXPORTS-lOo bbls Flouri 5000 bu
Wheat; 900 bush oats.
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All the trans going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus Clneln
nail 81 Louis &C; and all the trains going east
connect At Dunkirk with the trains Of the n = y.
Railroad and at Buffalo with those Of the New AoEA
Central and Buffalo New York Glty ~ hailToe5ls, ,
Cleveland. April g, 1850.
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MEETING--OOaIING TO CLEVELAND

A meeting for the purpose OF sympathizing win
the Christians Of Syria IN their present deplOrebie
condition. and Of devising means Tor their Ielleli
was held yesterday afternoon, at the rooms o. the
Tract socieIv A committee was appointed to con-
slider the subject, who viii report on Thursday after
noon.
Cented. and the Eighth Regiment, OF a DIVISION
thereof will probably accept invitation nom the
authorities OF Cleveland Ohio 70 join in the lnau-
guration Of the Perry Monument on the 10th oi sep
femhnr next
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OLEVELAND- COLUMBUS ~

GIlEN v ELAND, GOLUmDU UD A-'-
J CINCINNATI RAILROAD.-sUMMER A :
RASGEMEST.-ls60. Onand after Monday, june llth,
1860, Passenger Trains VIII leave cleveland as loi
SD A. N. N. Y & Cincinnati Express Stopping at
Berea, Grafton, Wellington, New London
Salem, shelby, and all stations south OF
Shelby, reaching Columbus ll:3O A. NJ,
Cincinnati 4:2O A. n.
sl5 p. N. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at all Stations
and reaching Columbus $50 P. NJ, Cincin-
natl $40 A. NJ
6OO p N Night Express-Stopping at Berea, Grafton
Wellington, New London SHELBY; crest
line, Gallon, Cardingtons and Delaware
reaching Columbus Hoo P NJ Cincinnati
$40 A. n.
Shelby sandusky, Mansfield & Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Mt. Vernon, Newark, ZanesYlile'
Crestline' Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Rail
road, for Forest, Upper Sandusky5 Deiphosi
Lima, Fort Wayne, LapOrte, Chicago, SC.
west, and East for Mansfield, wooster MAS
Gallon and Bellefontaine Railroad Line, for Marion,
BellefOntaine, Sidney, Union, Muncle, In
dfuapolis, Terre Haute, Nincennes5 EYans-
vile, Louisville, Cairo st. Louis, &C.
Delaware, with Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Pitts
burgh Railroad for Springfield.
Columbus, Little Miami CoumDusl ana Aenla eIIl
Railroad, for Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis
Terre Haute, st. Louis, Morrow, Loyelandi
and Cincinnati, and with the ONO g MIS-
sissippi Railroad at Cincinnati for Louis,
Vile, Evansville, Cairo, st. LOUIS and all
points on the Ohio river.
Columbus Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, Hallt
Vile. Wheeling, &C, Columbus, PiQua a.
Indiana Railroad for Piqua, Urbanas &C
BE- For Tickets to all points and information ap-
ply at the Union Ticket Once, 81 Superior street, u
al the I ''s'''s'- E s FLINT, Superintendent.
Cleveland, June Ii, 1889.
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Last Nights Report.
ARRIvAL OF THE ANGLO SAXON.

n l Farther PoIYT, Aug. IA.
The steamship Anglo Saxon, from Liverpool
on the ID via. Londonderry on the Sd inst passed
this point this a. N.
Her dates are two days later than those already
The steamship Golden Fleece, from New York
via. St. Johns, N.F., arrived, 1T Galway on the
ID inst.
The steamship Glasgow, from New York, arriv-
ed at Queenstown on the ID inst
The general news by the Anglo Saxon Is moi
important. 80
Flour quiet; Wheat steady; cOrnhns adynoed
696d.
SICILY
--rEIsi Tfiday-The BIonitieur py0lishes the
text Of a Convention signed at Me5ino BY Gen.
Clary and Col. Medici, which is mfstly military
convention for the evacuation Ofsieily from mo-
tiTes Of humanity.
COrresp pondence from Genoa reduces to six the
military executions said tOhave been ordered by
Gen. Garibaldi after the capture Of Melazzo.-
They were shot as assassins, not as comDatants
The loss Of Sicilian and Italian volunteers Is
now estimated at very little less than 1000 men
and heavy proportion Of it was sustained BY
Garibaldi's best corps
ngV SYRIA.
PARIS, Friday-An the Powers have agreed
upon the conditions Of a Aauropean interfentOn
in Syria. The Conference will assemble at three
O'Clock TO sign Convention in reference to
measures TO be taken in common.
INDIA AED CHINA.
The overdue India and China mails are tele-
graphed via Trieste, but the news is unimpOr-
fant.sf
LoEDOx, Friday-COnsols for money and ac-
counts a31z694H.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MAHKET 3d-The Brokers'
Circular report sales Of the week at 1900 bales,
including 6000 to spectators. and 1900 to eX-
porters. Market closed actiFe and dull but
prices unchanged.
Provisions generally dull and unchanged.
Produce market generally unchanged.
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sCHooEER WYkNDOTTE, owned by Capt. f. B Ward
OF this city, was struck by lghtninh during the
severe thunder storm Of last Thursday night when
on Racine, Lake Michigan. Her foretopmast and
foremast we're completely shaftered ana resTiy ire
whole crew prostrated to the deck-though none of
them severely injured. The vessel 90 eT,ald 4
10 reach Chicago her port Of Destination Jlsfroa
AdUertissFs sl5th
LUlBER FR1IGHrs.-Freightse continue n, a,ivanr.
The Stockton and Advance are loading with stavee
for Buffalo at $40 for hhds and s. 30 t0r pipes We
learn that from Lexington, Burchvilis, Iakeport
&C. to Buffalo, $40 is being freely offered hhds.
The current rates on lumber from Detroit to Buf
faiO Is S2 From Detroit 10 0swego $3.50 is asked =
From Bay City % Chicago, Sl.5Oi Hast Saginaw to
Chicago, Sl75. Saginaw TO OsWegos t4.50s Saginaw
to Buffalo, f2.75.--Dsf. Tribune, l5th.
BROKE HER SHAFr.-The propeller Rocket, upward
bound, broke her shaft on yesterday morning, on
foint aux Barquo. She was taken IN tow BY the
sIeaer Forest Queen, and brought % this port, ar
iiFeo ihis aiternoon--Ibid.
A. OHAsaED.-The propeller Evergreen City has with
f 5l9a the gollingwOod line, and is to run be-
ael, lld. 80 --'' ''Aes '''''
scHooN1R sEoRlI sPIRIT.-This vessel. IL will be
side loaded With corn from ChicaSo bo,,,5 - ti-i
port. l-she hlied and sank doETn deeis -,--o- 49,.
rail lugf out Of the water On one siss iSb- t-ss
STRIPPED auu abandoned by her owners - ,5'fts5s
" Tuesday last one Of our entsrprIsinf shin buiid
er6i with capt. Nannorman and the tug ii : nor
took Capt. Dill's steam pump aud went ~ hifer,&
u recover her, They returned with the vessel bere
Friday noon, doing up pretty prompt lob. and ars
deserving Of some credit for the same.-Ba6aIo EE-
Pres,
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TEXAS NEWS.

HE# 0HLEANs, Aug Ia
Galveston dates Of the 18th are received.
Returns from Eve COUNTIES give FlOurney,
Democratic Attorney General, Al mai
AholitiOnists are operating actively on the
western border, and In Anderson county were in
citing insuueeticn among slaves,
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HRAVY RAIN.

PmLAbElFHIA, Aug IS
We had violent showers all day, and many, eel r.
lsrs wers overaowed, several eulverIs cave1 lh
snd rnuoh other damage done Two boys were
struck with lightning, and one OF them was
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Ny. CATTLF NARKET-AUG. Il.

By IELEGAAFh.l
BFEVES-Sales Of Beef Cattle to-day was short
with decline OF from 81 TO s. per head on the open
ing Of sales, with very dull prospect for to-mor
rows prices. Good fat steers are generally 65s5c
SHEEP-The supply Of sheep and lambs has besn
large particularly lambs. We quote 69sc for sheel
and 7(6gc for lambs.
SWINE-Selling at 6o164c.
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MAhING UUNNLV Ityy.5o' Ityy.5s rl.,l,,J
Columbus Cincinnati, CleYeland& Erie, and CleYe-
land & Pittsburgh Railroads.
At SolOn, with hacks TO Chagrin Falls, &C.
Al Mantua with hacks for kavenna, &c.
Al Braceville with hacks TO Newton Falls, &C.
At Warren with hacks TO Sharon, Greenneld, Mead
TiIIe Bloomfield, Cantield, &c.
Al Youngstown with stages for New Castle, Po-
land, Lowell, and EnOn Valley, and thence by p. r.
OHAS. L. RHODES, supt.
Cleveland, Feb. s,ls59
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,RvEKF STORM.

New oRLrANs, Aug H.
The largest portion Of the Parish Of Plague
mime was submerged by the recent s'1lsi sa IN au'
less e.. ..IH M t,. -,
AZ Mobile the gale was severe. Ihe lower part
of the city was oyerfowed, and serious losses
have haau susfnined.
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MARIN E. IH@u
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ESTEHED-August 4.

stmr. City Of Buffalo, Perkins, Buffalo.
Stmr. Nay Queen Figer, Detroit.
Prop. Gov Cushman, Scott, Dunkirk, 25 tons mdse.
PROP Michigan, Hopkins, Ogdenebure one steam
boiler, boxes machinery, Pelton Breed.
Prop Vermont, NeWkirlz Ogdensburgh, 2O5 tons
mdse, PeltOn Breed
schr. Ariel, Rogers, PIT Huron, rs NJ shingles, 90
NJ hoops
schr. Shook, Kelly, Marquette, 44O tons iron ore,
Jackson Co.. -I..f --re f-..- -artf
Schr. Flight, Adams, Marquette 300 tons iron ore,
Jackson Co
Schr. Z. e.. Scott, FOLEY, Buffalo.
Scow 0ttooa, smith, Bay City, lao NJ lumber, 90 NJ
shingles, 36 M lath.
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stmr City Of Buffalo, Perkins, Buffalo.
Stmr. May Queen, Yiger, Detroit.
schr. y. A. Roberts, Andrews, MarQuettee,
Schr.. Revolving Light, Boyce, Oswegos 900 bush
wheat. .-..s T. .-.. n F..
schr. I. g. seoot, Toley, BufEalo, 10 tons coal.
schr. Eli Bates, Davidson, Chicago 100 tons coal.
Schr. Shook, Kelly, Marquette, lou tons coal.
scoW Whittlesey, Chaplin, Saginaw, co tons coal.
ScoW Banner, Miner, Detroit, 100 tons coal.
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NOMINATED.

FoREsT, O., Aug Il.
The Republicaps of the Ninth District re nom
/ mated Hon John Carey TO Congress by acoia'
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DIED.
sENATOR SEWARD AT BOSTON.

Julius D. HAYDEN, for some time past agent OF the
Associated Press at New Orleans, died on MONDAY
NIGHT in Philadeiphia Of consumption.
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TELEGRAPHlC.
Yesterday AfteTnoon's Report
nTEN KILLED.

BuutNeToS, n. j., Aug Is.
man was Killed al Delta Grove on the Ran
800 Cre9h this y NJ lie belonged 70 an eN
cnrSion partv from Philadelphia. Aquarrel took
niece ~ which q large number were engaged, aud
were cut badly. Herds wss the name ufthe man
killed The murderer attempted 70 escape, put
vras caurht between Defiance and Burlington.
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legal 9ottfes.
COMMTSSTONERiS

I BALE.-Pursunntt TO a docretal order Of sale
anel 10 me upon the G3d day Of July 1880 from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga county Ohio,
IN an action therein pending, wherein William W.
Leland Il plaintiff and NJ Michnel Drlseoll and Mary A.
DriaCol are defendants, / shall expose for aule ut
public auction at the door Of the Court House IN said
county the 4th day Of September, 1850 81 O'Clock
p. NJ, the lands tenements described as follows, TO
ist Situate In the City Of Cievslan, county Of Guy
ahOga and State Of Ohio, and II known a. parts OF
lots Nos 10 and IL fronting Clinton Park in the
City OF Cleveland, agreeable 70 Foster Pease Dcil-
nison'B subdivision, recorded In book u, peRe OF
the records Of Cuyahoga county commencing on the
Bouthory line Of Wilson street f7 feet easteIy EolR
thence along Wilson street 81 feet; thence southery
NJ rght anres WITH Wilson street % feet 20 the
tire of said lot No III thonce westerly parallel with
Wilson street 81 feet thence norhery 80 feet 10 the
place OF BEGINNING. Appraised value, $500
9i Situate In the City Of Cleveland, county Of Guy
ahoga and State OF Ohio, being parts Of lots Nos 6
and NJ m foster Pease Dennisons & subdivsion ro-
corded in book U, page Of the records Of Cuyahoga
county Ohio, laaid let's 6 and " front on Clinton
Park and bounded as follows: commencing at q
point Z1 feet sasterly from the northwest corner OF
said lot No. l6 and running thence easterly on the
south lines ofsaid Wilson street twenty 90 feet
thence souhsrly at right angles 80 feet 10 tho centre
Of said lot No ~; thence westerly through the cen
tire OF said lot u twenty-five fset; thence northefy
~ feet 70 the place Of beginning. Appraised value
/ son JOSEPH q. GRAhklS,
/ A. T. slade, Esq. Master Com'r.
Pltn's Atty. augGh h2ss
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ARRrHIL OF M FDINRuRG.

NEW YORK, Aug a.
The steamship Edinburg has arrived from Liv-
erpool lst, via Queenstown 2d. Her news Is an
ticipated-
The steamship Damascus has arrived from LiV-
erpOolTia Halifax. Her news Is also anticipa-
ted.
TheP Prince Albert sailed to-day for Galway
via St Johns with los passengers.
A large number Of counterfeit bills Of the de-
nomination 81 two dollars on the Warren Bank
Of Solth De1vers, Mass. were put in circulation
at " illiamsourg Yesterday.
The Steamship Philadelphia, from New Orleans
via HaTana, arrived this evening News autici-
pated.
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HoTEL ARRIvALs.
,Nr1FI, HnrsF.-Anr. IA.

m. a Dennis. Auburn. O. w. Watson Middlesex.
r. A. Sheldon & vi, Troy. Geo, ii. TIM, Bufalo.
NJ CCook & son, ,St. Louis Jas. q, Hoyte, 90
I Oldfiold. Dunyille q W. Jas Nj smith, do
Dr A. MAYNARD L. A. Lippencott. Phila.
M a Mrs Parsons; Ash Chas Roberts, Oxford.
Miss Alice Thomas, Det q. HI. Merrick Mass.
Lewis smith, Wis. A. Harrison 4 WI tales
NJ ~ Rolk Bait. burgh, Ill. -
II M Pratt HflisdRle r. G. Moon, Hickney, Pa
"a. . FIetcher. IndinapoIis j. Lewis, Louisville,
VIM. II. Pratt Phila. A. Waugh, vie &-sisteri
q. II. Fitch, Ashtabula Nchmond IND.
Geu. \. Wright & la VI. J. NJ. Osborn, City.
john n. Parsons, Asht'la g, Rogers, do
Jas L. Button, n. T. Mrs. J. Blddle& maid, ,Det.
Geo. "a. VibbeTt and hdy Jas. Biddle, Detroit.
Elyria.
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FRn1I InuIsVILLE.

LoumvnLR, Aug IA.
Ninety.six counties fourteen TO hear from)
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ID ERS. Also Manufacturers Of Doors, Blinds
S1sh Brackets and all kinds of Scroll l-SaWing and
Gothic work Particular attention paid to Fitting
up Stores Factory on Division street, near Centre
Block. Cleveland. Ohio nol0c3l