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For Children Teething,
Which greatly facilitates the process NJ terthing,
by softenng the gums, reducing all inflammation
will allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action,
and is
Sure 40 Regulate the Bowels.
Depend up,n it, mothers. it will give rest to your.
selves. and Relei and Health to yolr infants.
We have put uo and sold this article for over
years, and can say, in confidence and truth of
il, what have never been able To say OF any 9TH
er medicine never has il tailed in n single in.
stance, 80 effect cure when timely used Never
sid we know a single instance of dissatisfaction
by anv one who used it On the contrary. ell are
delighted with its operations, and speak in terms
OF cOmmendation 0i its magical effects and med
zeal virtues We speak in this natter swhat we
do know " after ten years experiences and pledge
our reputation Tor the fulf lment OF what we here
leclare. IN almost every instance where the in
tant i, suffering from pail ant exhaustion relief
Will be iuuni in fifteen twenty minutes after the
syrut il administered
ihis valuable preparation is the prescription Of
bne OF the mst exJerienced and skilitul nurses ia
New England. and has been used with never itili
ing success in
THOUSANDS or CASES
Ii not only relieves the child from pain; but In.
Vigorates the stomach and bowels, correct. acid
ny, ant gives tone AMI energy 70 the whole sys-
TEN 1t viii almost instantly -eieve
Griting in the Bowels Wind collie
anG overcome convulsions, which, If n It speedily
rrIned'ed, emp in DEATH We believe ii the best
and surest rfmedy in ths world. in all cases OF dys-
entery al Diarri9l In children, whether il arises
rom teethng, or from any other cause Va wod
say - every n jther sho'nas ciiid sifsri Y
rom any ~ re foregoing conplaints --to not let
YOUR predju ices: nor the prediudlces of others,
stand bel ween you and pour s1ffbring chilli. I'd
the relei that will be sure--yes. ABSOLUTELY
oURE--to follow the use OF this medicine ii time
ly used. Full directions t,r .ins will accompany
e9ch bottle Nope genuine uRless the fac sInle OF
w rs pertains, New York, is on the out
side wrapper.
sold by druggists throughout the world.
Principai Mise, IS, Ceoar street, N. Y. rrice on.
ly Is cents per bottle,
MW -. 1870 y
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P URIFY THE BL06Dt
MOEFAT'S
VEGETABLES LIFE PILLS.
AND
PMOenic Bitters.

! THE high and euvied celebrity which tbe., nr..
II emnent Meoicines have acquired for their
invariabe efficncy IN all the diseases which ,hev
prHfss 70 enre, mas rendered the usual practice q
them. They are known by their fruits; their gooi
works testify for them, and they thrive not By tbe
faith Of the eredulous:
0f Asthma, Acute and chronic rheumstisni, AfEee.
tions OF the Bladder and Kidneys
Bilious Fevers and Liver complsinis
In the South and West where these diseases d
vail, they will be found invaluable Planters. lass
msrs aud Others who once use thess nedlciRe.a
will never afterwards be without them.
Bilious collie and Seroes Looseness, Biiss, Cos
iiveness, Colds and Coughs, Cholic
CoNSU MPTl )N--Ussd with great success IN
this disease
CORRUPT HUMORs, DRoPSY,
DYSPEPSlA-No person with this distressing
diaiely.
Eruptions OF the Skin,
Erysipslas and PIatuiency
FEVER AND AGUE--For this scourge Of ths
Western country these medicines win bo found q
safe, speedy and certain remedy. Other medicines
leave the s, stem subject to return Of the disease
"A cure by III Sc medicines 10 permanent Try
them. be satisfied and be cured
FOulpess OF cOmplection,
General Debility.
Com, Giddiness, Gravel, Headaches Of every
kind, Inward Fever, lnfiammatory Rhssusatisu.
Liver Complai uts,
Leprosy, LcOseness,
Mer, uriai Diseases.
Never fails to eradicate t%nSely stl the e cts OF
Mercury infinitely sooner than the sHsost poweEsat
preparation os Sarsaparilla
Night Sweats, Nervous Debility. Nsgvous ecss-
plants OF all kinds Organic asctions Fsipatataois
of he heart Painters collie.
COLIC.
The original proprietor of hese medcines was
cured of Piles o. 80 years standing ty tue use OF
these Lite Medicines alone.
Pains in the head side, back, limbs, joints and
organs.
RHEU MATlSM,
Those afflicted with this terrible disease will be
sure of relief by the life medicines
Rush OF Blood 20 the lead, Scurvy, Salt Rhesm,
Swelings.
Scroiuia, or Kings Ey. in its worst forms. Ulcers
OF every description
w iRNS OF all kinds efieclually expelled by
these medicines. Parents VII do we'll to admin.
stel them whenever their existence is suspected.
Relief i'll be certain.
The Life Pills
And Phoenix Ritters
Purify the Blood,
And thus remove all disease from tho system.
Prepared by Dr. WIN. 3, MOFFAT,
No. 335, Bfoad~ ~av, tM1lfat Building; n. Y.
For sale by ] BEALL and Druggists generally.
May %, l560-ly.
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Democratic National Tx. Comm t.

The following named gentlemen compose
this COMMITTEE:
Hon. !. I. Stevens; of Oregon. Chairman.
Hon. R. w. Johnson, OF Arkansas.
Hon. Jefferson Davis, Of Mississippi.
Hon. Jesse D. Bright, Of Indiana.
Hon. Thomas B. Florence. of Pennsylvania.
Hon. Geo w. Hughes, of Maryland
Hon. John w. Stevenson, of Kentucky.
Hon. John R. Thompson. of New Jersey.
Hon. A. B. Meek. of Alsbaina.
Augustus Schel Esq, Of New York.
Isaac H. Wright, Esq. Of Massachusetts.
Hon JAS. g. Barrett, of Washington, D. G.
VIM. Finn. Esq, of Washington. d. C.
Walter Lennox, Esq, Of Washington, D. c.
M M. Oluskey, Washington, D. c., Resident
Secretary.
Geo. w. Riggs, Washington. D. c., Treasu-
rcr.
An communieations should be addressed to
Hon. l. ]. Stevens, Chairman, Washington, D.
9. Rooms Of the Committee at No. 2S ~ St
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Astonishing K. ,du non N l5r,ce.

Astonishing it.,du ;Ilsn a l5r,ce
A I his old stahd opposite the Mansion House
- Davis ]. ,aklng nrst class likenesses, which
he puts up IN DOLLAR GASES
For Fifty Gents Only!!
Fashion changes So The fashion for lealen col.
ored pictures Is giving way and III people are now
asking Tor peary white conplexions, which Ger.
tatnly Is more natural anc Tar superior.
These liie-like likenesses he Is now furnishing
to his customers, and they give general satisfnc.
ton 20 q multitude Of custouers is any evidence.
June 8, 1890 '' +
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sioney! .4oneyi T'he be Il OF Honey,

have valuable receipt Tor making hpnay that
VIII send 10 any address upon receipt of fifty cents
We make and use it in our family
AZ HALF the USUAL o1sT.
and consider it us good as the best article Of Bes
made honey
EKaM whIcH 1T CANNOT FE TOLD!
Any pers ~ VINO will make aud sell il can eas silly
clear from TO three dollars per day II only re-
quIes Tour articles u make it, ard they can be had
al any store for So cents Every family may have
this delightful luxury, for any lady moke IL In
fifteen minutes at any time. Address
DR., J. P. CREAGER.
Baltimore, Nd.
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Y 1.zr Remember and go to sbs National DEM
ocratic Csnysnsion 81 columkus. August 7tb.
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IN kI|IIII l'lI;il|iagD !s'llI;iil|iagD
Ezz5I!s!lLIlZya L. !lIya
MRS. wHNs1.nw
For Children Teething,

IN Experienced Nurse and Female Physician
presents to ,he attention Of mothers, her
SODClfiNIT SYRUP
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man who, after the "Brown raid" offered Sc
cnnd bi to tho Sbuth on re ,olution, comforting
upon the President unusual an dangerous pow
ers for the benefit of tn, South? or in the con.
ss'ency OF the man who alter all his tortu,us
evasions AMI shi tnsl Sc kl to slip back upon
his once dsc.rls1 platform, in that letter ac-
ceptng his nonn.tion. whore ignoring his for
iner declarations, he first says that 'ths essen
tal living principle Of that policy, as applied in
the legislation o 1850. was and now Is npn in
tervention BY Congress with slavery IN the Ter
ritories." and aAerwari, with ignoble dssertion
Of his friends who hal repuiated this doctrine
for him at Charleston, adds, that "epeyy right
genaatesa BY Ms Constitution" (ths right Of
slaves being g.inltto BY ally ''mas' Be protected
By taa0 in all cases aolsre leg ys'atioa is necces
'ary 10 its e,Voymsat,'' AMI thlt "hejqiicia, az
1so,1ty, asprouiteiin NE C,qsGtt,ios, mqa be
sustained and It's decisions implicitly o5eysl and
JaittfaHy executed"
Are they to b, founi in the gsaerosity Of the
man who permitted, perhaps directed his friends
10 refuse the concession, m tained in the above
quotation, to the S)uth at CnlrIeS on, and after
his nomination, to MIKE capital at the South
stultifiss. as ab,ve, this action ofthoss friends
by whom he was nominated?
Is it, ina word, IN tbs political record OF Ste.
phen A. Douglls, whose anscrupal,us devotion
to his own selfish JesIgns has dons IN ,re to dis
member the party to elnbarrass and Willy It's
Administration, To impode its efforts sor tho
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OVERLAND MAIL.

nT: LOUIS, June
The mail from Kew Mexico arrived at Indepen-
dence to-day, having left the former place on the
18Th ult
The mail party overlook escort Of soldiers
coming in with officers wives and children. They
travelled with them four days, and then came in
alone.
Four KiOWa Indians came to one Of the mail
stations near Pawnee Fork, but did nOtmolest the
man there, and seemed disposed for peace.
At Pawnee Fork some Delaware Indian spies
were sent out. and discovered the encampment of
some 90 Kiowa braves Lieut. Armstrong, with
20 dragons, left in pursuit Of them BY next
mail we will get the result of their attack upon
the Indians -..
Another company had left Fort Union in pur
suit Of Indians that were prOwling on the road
beyond the Arkansas river No doubt the Indi
ans will now get their just deserts and will be
willing to obtain peace on any terms.
Business in Santa Fe very dull
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COMMERCIAL. (
cLRYRLAND nIARKET-IUNE l.

FI.OUR-sales Of small lots at S5,5O@5,62 for red
wheat extras; and s5,T5@5,s75k for red wheat
double extras. Included is a small lot Of fine -four
at $3.50.
WHEAT-Ma1ket unchanged. No sales report
ed
CORN-sales 1000 bush and cars from store at
47c, and car at same on track.
OAFS-Are in limited demand and good supply
and are dull and heavy at 35c.
sHIGHWuNES-sales Of $50 bbls at 195kc.
BUTTER-Sale Of 400 lbs good Western Reserve
at 12c.
EGGS-steady, with sales Of 9 bbls at s1kc.
SHOULDERS-sale Of 1000 ibs 71Sc.
HAAIS-4OO Ms good country sugar cured at lOc.
AFSLEs-Cdried)-s )-sale Of 1900 ms at &c.
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TELEGRAPHTC.
Yesterday AfsarnOOn's Report.
WASHINGTON TTRAIs.

WAsHINeToN, June ].
Pending Tie question to reconsider the vote by
which the Mex lean treaty was rejected Senators
VII have an opportuhity 70 consider the euect OF
Ii Is supposed he rejection Of the Nicaragua
treaty by the votes Of nearly ell the Republican
Senators had not little influence on tie reject
An ineieotaslN eSiost v'Si made to remove the
Injunction of secrecy and hence the exact state
Of the question cannot be particularly stated
The War neuartment 20 day telegmphed We We
Commander al Camp Floyd, directing sqe99aae
protection from salt Lake 10 Carson siJ2ss ,2ss
whichwil eGeotnally guard einigSsgn. Sg ~ fs, ~
mails and secure The saiety OF ihe
AsH Is proposed that the bin which passed the
House today providing i9r w N ~ i,,, ,i,t ~
On fhe an of Rfareb fs6r the resolution geduo
ing the rates ander ne present system will sgein
ne eoStssted Missouri election ease Of Blair
ngainst Barrett viii be called up In the House OH
= ygeents, the siguer Of the Land Warrants,
on rsseiying The news Of attack BY Indians on
the Pony ExTFSss, e large number Of Senators
and representatives, addressed note 70 the Sec
retary of War, asking the intervention Of the
army, Mr. Floyd immediately dispatched BY
telegraph % Col Smith, commanding Camp
Floyd, 10 send immediately a sufficient force &c
protect and keep open the route for mail aud en-
iganis between Camp Floyd and Carson Valley
This dispatch will leave St Joseph ON Saturday
evening and In eight days the troops will be ON
thaif route
AlF Russell President Of the Express Company
has no Scar that the Express mal is lost. Two
trips ago arider was killed and yet the mail was
saved
The Japanese Ministers to day declared their
purpose not 90 leave this city until they started
iof home. The fact Of their acceptance Of invi-
taiions WEs explained 70 them, when they replied
thaf II they went they desired 10 stay at the Navy
Yard OF 90 directly on board the Niagara. They
have evidently become alarmed and suspicious.-
They dc not believe the story Of the accident to
the Niagara
ahe Senate has confirmed The nomination Of
l1r. Beehe rs Secretary &C Kansas Mr. b is q
Northern man, appointed en- the recommendation
Of Senator Green
By eriar Of the Secretary OF War the ordnance
depot AZ I.eayenworth Is made an arsenal, and
viii hereafter be known and designated as Leav
enworth Arsenal and Mai, Hagner is assigned 10
the command Of the same.
Capt Fergus is assigned the command Of the
Franklin Arsenal military store keeper.
jas K Hanlnm and Frank Z, Humphrey are
aaigned Deputies, the former az AppalachacOls
Arsenal and the latter &C the Charleston Arsenal
The President to-day sent 90 the Senate the
name Of Mr. n Churchwell of Tenn, as Minis
TER 70 Guatemala and Honduras, Also that Of
Mr. Prescott as Assistant Secretary of State.
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VIRTUE


~ Of writ Of YenditiOni expOnus issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas, Of Cuyahoga county, at the
suit of Abraham r. Van Nest et al, plaintiffs,
against II. ii. Gillett, defendant, to directed,
shall offer for sale az the door Of the Court House,
corner Of Seneca and Champlain stFeets,) in the
city Of Cleveland in the said county, the 5th day
Of june 1850 at O'clock 2. M. Of said day, the fol
lowing described lands and tenements to wit Com
mencing at the intersection Of the southery line Of
Vermont street with the easery line OF West street,
thence eastery along the sOutherly line Of Vermont
street. siNtyniue feet; thence sOutherly, parallel
with the east line Of West street, sixty feet; thence
easterly parallel with the south line Of vermont
east line Of West street thirty EIGHT feet thence
westerly parallel with Vermont street eighty feet tc
the east line of West street, thence nOrtherly along
the east line Of West street. ninetyeght feet to the
place Of beginning: being the same premises de-
scribed in deed from GilmOn Folsom, Jr., to H. II.
Gilett, recorded in vol. 4S pages $40 and ST. Cuya
hoga county records, and further known as the n.
w. corner Of Block Xxx, in the Buffalo Company al
otment in Cleveland (fOrmerly Ohio City, CuyahOga
county, Ohio. Appraised at 81 400.
d. L. WIGHTAIAN, Sheriff
HERRICK & BARLOW, Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS d3O.c
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FRnnI WAsHINGTnN.
WASHINGTON, June ]

y 7l77III.7E7 w N1I117 =
The programme of the movements Of the Jap
anee Is as Follows
They leave Washington for Baltimore on the
5th Of June, and the latter city the 9th, arriy
ing a. Philadelphia on the 7th, leaving Philadel-
phia on the 11th, arrive at Niagara on the 18th
and AZ Albany ON the 14th.
They will arrive At Boston the 18th and leave
en- the 18th.
They will remain in New York fren the 20 to
the S0th.
At BHiialo they viii make a trip on Lake Erie
As there is no possibility that the steamship Nj
agara viii be ready before the 7th of July, they
viii arrive in New York with time TO spare should
there be change in the above programme.
Some Of the japanese are learning the Daguer
reotype business at Brady's Gallery, and are apt
scholars
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sALE-BY VTR.

GHERIFF'S SALE.---BY VIR-
the Court Of Common Pleas of TrumbuIl county, At
the suit Of the Forest City Bank, plaintiff against
z. y. Kellogg, ct AL DEFENDANTS to me directed, !
shall offer for sale at the-dOOr Of the Court House.
corner of Seneca and Champlain Streets in the city
Of Cleveland, in said county the 5th day Of june
1850, az O'Clock ?. H., Of said day, the following
described lands and tenements, to wit
Situate in the township Of BrecksVille, being No
5 In the 18th range Of townships in the Connecticut
Western Reserve and which is alss in the county o.
Cuyahoga and state Of Ohio, and is known BY tho
Beginning at the n. ". corner stake, and stones ;
thence east on the north line So and 9lI00 chains
n. Il. corner; thence s. l59k Il. 2o-lO0 chains on
the east line thence s. Sc W. and 59-lO0 chains
to center Of State road; thence North on West line
and 50-l0O chains TO- the place of beginning, con-
tanning 50 acres Of land as surveyed BY William IT,
Knapp, Nov. l4th, s46, be the more less but
subject 70 all legal highways.
Appraised at eighteen hundred dollars
d. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff
WILLIAMSON 4 RIDDLE, Plaintiffs Attorneys
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NEW Y0RK aIARKRT-JUNE l.
InY TELEaRAPH.l


FLOUR Without striking change and the De.
mand for export and home consumption quite mod
crate and the market closes with holders rather
disposed TO realize Sales IA 900 bbs; at S5,&
615,30 for superfne state; S5y305,40 for superfne
western; S5,3S0565 for common TO extra western,
CANADIAN lFLOUR-Steady ane unchanged
Sales Of 800 bits al S5,O97 4Gfor common to choice
extra.
RYE FI,OU1-Quiet, and small sales at So q
@420 for common to choice superfne
CORN MEALl-Quiet and unchanged
WHISKY-In moderate request Sales of 3H
bbls at PC; closed heavy at 2l4@22c
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. very firm for spring, with
fair export demand. Sales Of 5000 bush Milwau-
kee club az 81 2 adoat and in store 500 bush Chi
cago spring at 81 "a in store; $500 bush white Calf
fornia at Sl,5 80 for inferior to prime l2OO0 bush
white Indians Sl,s5i and 900 bush white Kentucky
at l,65.
RARLET-MHrket unchanged.
C0lBN-Heavy and le lower. Sales of79OOO bush;
63@65c for sound shipping mixed western Closing AZ
inside priceB 6oG163c for eastern do; 7l6n72 for
choice western Yellow 1880 for choice white sou-
thern.
OATs-In moderate request at 4O9421<c for vest
ern Canada and state,
P0RK-Quiet and unchanged. Sales $50 bbls;
sl7,75 for new mess; Sl7e7 for old mess; Sl725 for
thin mess; Sl9 for clear; $40 for new prime, and
Sl25O for old prime, Total stock June lst, 76 ,22P
bbls.; same time last month, 77,05l bbls
HEEF-Quiet. Sales 900 bbs at S4Ca45J for coun-
try prime; S51550 for country mess; $500 80 for
repacked mess and fll, ,25l250 for extra mess To-
tai stock June lst, 1896 bbls; same time last month
LARD Market frm Sales 40 packages at ID6
B5TTER Quiet and unchanged at iO@l7c for
CHEEsE-In moderate demand for export at 76b
lie for inferior to prime.
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POOREST CITY SEWING

TOREST CITY SEWING
MACHINE.-Doubls Thread. Price S35 sss
and S45, n. K0NIHGsL0W, Manufacturer, CleYe-
land, Ohio.
We inlly prepared Ill 10 new orders for the
different sizes Of machines now made by US, while
with our new print Of directions for using them,
they be shipped to any part Of the country and
osssf1lly. Among the many advantages we claim
for this machine, Is that it draws up the thread
closer and more evenly than most Of machines, be-
sides running quietly and being constructed etec-
lively simple and durable Using the thread or
silk direct from spOols, thereby saving time and
trouble from reWindinR, and finishes its work by
fastening Its own ends, We have new and effective
henlner, also covers for the machine hnaheQ plain
and highly vanished. la
Baf-A active AGENTS wanted In every State and
County, to whom we can offer fair induoements.-
Any letters addressed 70 viii receive prompt at
teltion. 1f ~ IH NORTH 4 DEAN,
b fsb&W General AGsRts, Cleveland, Ohie.
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GaE dT.bass sTAT5 oS5v 0g oHIo Court OrCOmmon Pleas
MARGARET BULKLEY, Plaintiff,
EDWARD BULKLEY, Defendant.
OAID DEFENDANT, EDWARD
OBULKLEY, will take notice that said plaintiff
tiled her petition in said Court the 18th day OF
April, A. ID. l6G0, against him, praying that the
marriage contract now subsisting between them be
dissolved, charging said defendant with habituRl
drunkenness for three years, and has been guilty
Of gross neglect Of duty, and Wlfully absent from
said piainti for three years last past and that said
cause will be for hearing at the May term Of said
Court, A. D. 1860. ALBERT 7. SLADE,
may 256 Plaintiffs Attorney
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BATTLE IN ITALY.

New YoRK, June l.
says
The Palermo dispatch reports an engagement
near that city, between Garabrldi and the Royal
ists- The latter were repulsed-
The dispatch from Rome says that GaFibaldi
was completely beaten, leaving large number
killed and wounded.
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M TEIEaRApH.l

80 AAAhAhAfhsi
~, ~ 4-in moderate demand market steadt
Sia e1tFa dd limos d sna wisconsin, S55aa57s oF extSS
WHEAT-Firm and parties .,.,. et4.o,o =!
Canada club at 81, Is. S1'9' '''g ~
Gi0R8N--Dpll, sslea 1000 bush at Sc f6r No
0ATs-steady. Sales Of 1000 bush Canada nj
WHI8K Y-steacy, Sales Of $50 tbIs at 2oc
CANAL -EREIGEfTIS-40c for hour. lie ftr
wheat l9c for corn, % New York. 80
LIKE lAlPqR TS-s0Oo bbls hour; 1000 bus b.
els wheat; S. Y000 bush corn; 1000 bush oats -
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GOING EAST.
Cleveland to
Youngstown.
GUIhG WEST.
Youngstown to
Flavalaud


At Cleveland with Cleveland Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus & Cincinnati, Cleveland Erie and Cleye-
land 4 Pittsburgh Railroads.
At SOlOn with hacks to Chagrin Falls, &c.
At Mantua, with hacks for Rayenna, &c.
At Braceyille with hacks TO Newton Falls, &c.
At Warren with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
vile, Bloomfield, Garfield, &c.
At Youngstown with stages for New CASTLE Po-
land, Lowell, and Enon Valley, and thence by P. +.
W. q q. r. r. to Pittsburgh.
CHAS. L. RHODES, sup't
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FROAT KEY WEST.

KEY WEST, May 28
The Captain of the slaver Wildfre was to-day
released from his ruIrisOnment on his own re
cognizance.
The French Bark, captured as a SLAYER, by the
U. S. steamer Crusader, has arrived at this port
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CHERTFFS SALE..-BY YIR.

SaLhlrr . DA1E.-- ---0I f1h-
~ TUE Of a writ Of Yendi Exponas, issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyabOga County, at
the suit Of the Commissioners Of Cuyahoga county,
plaintiff against H. i. Whitman ct al, defendants,
shall Oter for sale at the door Of the Court House,
Of Cleveland, in said county, the 9Th day Of June
1850 at clock p M the following described lands
and tenements
Situate in the city Of Cleveland, county Of Cuya-
hoga, to wit; In Barber & Lords allotment. Lots
Nos w. 7l5 9l 956 east half Of lot g. south side OF
west end Of lot No. ~ west half Of lot No. H.
half in common Of lots Nos 3l3 3I4 3l5 So 3I7 3lS
3l9, 1885, 400 and 40 south half Of lots Nos 345 and
495, Lots Nos. 495, 65l, 6s5, 65s, and 6S7 In Wie
Vile allotment, in said city Of Cleveland, Lots Nos
4, 1853 and 335 In J. L. HeWitts subdivision and
allotment in said city, sub lot No. %.
ID. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff
O. & ". s. STETsON, Plaintiffs Attorneys,