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ARRIVAL OF THR NORTH BRITON.

fEF.f PoErLAND, Dec. Is.
The steamer North Briton, from Liverpool 18th
via Londonderry s0th, arrived here 1t II O'Clock
last night
rived at Londonderry the 29th
The Times City article, dated Thursday even
ing, says The reduction In The rate Of discount is
perfectly In accordance with the indications ter'
nished IN the last Gazette return, and although
the heavy character Of our grain imp1rtAtions
and the prospect Of some temporary confusion IN
the commerce and finance o the United states,
from political panic, prVc'pin the possibility OF
AN enrly abundance Of 'upply Of money,
there q every reason for CO.. rcr that the mar
ket will, for the next few .Jn' be free from
ineouveBient pressure or violent uuctnations
The English funds opened lh in0rning with
firm appearance. and manifested great ateadiness
throughout the day
There was 4 fgll average demand for discount
at the Bank to-day, after the alteration In the
rate was made known, In the stock exchange
the supply for loans on good securities h ample
at per cent The discount establishments have
reduced their rates from AZ 70 per cent Tor
money At call, and from 20 4 for seven days
notice.
The Government stock banks have siso lowered
the rate from ~ 10 per cent.
There were no operations for gold At the Bank
to-day.
The Empress Eugenie arrived At Manchester At
midnight Of Thursday from Sloegen, and was
/ received with great enthusiasm.
Italian affairs are unchanged. ,s4.
1t Is currently reported that Francis IL had heo
/ from 6aeta.
The Turin Journals assert that diplomatic ia
/ tercourse Is soon to be resumed between Prussia
/ and Victor Emanuel.
/ The Roman province Of Valleta has been oc
/ cupicd by the French troops At the request q
/ the Roman government and agreement OF Sar
Il dinia.
Forty volunteers from the Duchy Of CastT9 nae
| invaded AEapendente, disarmed the Fapal sol
| diers and hOisted the arms Of Savoy.
| The Papal Governor escaped.
Constantinople dates of the 2isg say that tn
/ Bulgarian community propose 10 seeede. Ih'
/ Porte refused then a separate patriarehate.
The ship Charles SpTague, from Deal 20 New
| Orleans, put into Queenstown the lst, Win III
] loss OF her fOremast
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ARRIVAL or THE EUROPA.


The Europa arrived here at I O'Clock this morn
ing. She has fifty passengers and sSSeOlO in
specie.
The Europa spoke on the sth inst, lat. 81 deg
20 mIn lon Is deg, min., the steamship Kan
garoo from n. Y for Liverpool.
The following Is the latest news telegraphed TO
The steamship Persia arrived at Liverpool to
Victor Emanuel left Naples on the sOth, and
arrived at Palermo on the 1st inst, where he was
enthusiastically received.
Liverpool Dec 2d.-ProYisions quiet
London, Saturday evening closed TO
Iay at % 3&GOS5( for money and account
The Bank rate of interest had been reduced 70
s per cent, and not i as stated In wednesday 5
morning New York papers.
The Bishop of Loretto had excOmmunicated
the clergy Of santl Carts for receiving Victor
En- Anuei.
CofIee-Good Hrst was quoted at ST. Stock 4O,-
me Calcutta and China mails sreached Malta on
the 10th uls. The news had not been transmitted
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THE RFLTRF BILL.
wAsHrSsrox, I

WAsHINSToN, Dec. IS.
The Relief Bill, as passed both Houses of Con
gress, authorizes the issue of treasury notes for
such sums as the public exigencies require, but
not to exceed $4,000 900, of denominations not
less than S50-such notes shall be paid and re-
deemed after expiration of one year from the
date of issue, TO bear such a rate of interest as
shall be expressed thereon at the rate of six per
cent per annum 1t is provided that after the
maturity of said notes the interest cease on the
expiration of go days, notice of readiness to re-
deem and pay the same which may at any time
be given to the Secretary of the Treasury in one
or more newspapers at the seat of Government.
The redemption and payment Of the notes Is to
be made to tn" lawful holders upon their present
ment at the Treasury, including principal and
interest for which the faith OF the United States
Is sOlemnly pledged.
The Secretary Of the Treasury, with the appro-
baton of the President, Is authorized 20 cause
such portion of the Treasury notes as may be
deemed expedient to be issued in payment Of
warrants in favor Of public creditors, or other
persons lawfully entitled to payment, who may
choose to receive said notes in payment at par.
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LIST on sPEoIgIo REMEDIa

No. I.-For Fever, Congestion, and ln1amilHloa-
No. 2-Por Worm Fever, Worn Colo, Victims ne
M No. s-Fur Collie, Crying, Tsetiins, and Waksfal-
'' No. d 1@For D,rrass, Cholera Infansun, and sam
IS 30. s4FaT o0no, erplpp, Dy'-u'sry, Or Bloody
mo NJ s-por Cholera, Cholera Morous, Vomiting.
No T--Por Coughs, Colds, Inausnza, and sore
fhroaL --., 49,.
No. s.--For Headache, Vertigo, Heat and Funnee
a. = ~ = GDvsyEss., Prlls-For Weak ana Derang5t
stomaeh, Constipation and Liver OompssAlnl s.- p,,,
No. ll.--PoR RsaALH lEEEauiAAiIlla' Seanly' IN
hil or Suppressed PsriOda
IL, f99Por Bsueorrhea, PrOfuss hensea. ane
Besrtng Down Of Femala
N. ie-For Group, Hosrse Cough, Bad Breathing
M, i4-sIlT RHEUN Pllis-For Erysipelas, EruP
aons, Pimpis on the Face -,
or Soreness IN the Chest, BACK Iolns, OF lstno.-
I-Por Fsyeg and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Ag1o,
Old bnsmanaged Agues.
P.-Por Piles, Blind or Blesdins, Internal or II
tsruaL .y,,.-
0.-Foi sore, Weak, or Inasned Eyes and Eyslasi
Falling Weak, or Blurred sight ..lL -,...
C-Por Catarrh, Of long standing or recent, elinef
iii obstruction or profdae discharBe
". C.-For Whooplng Cough, ahating Ia Uolenee
and shortening IL course
elnes act Ike . charm he entire disease u otsn
arrested a. once and In al cases he violence q ne
sttaek i moderstsd he diSsass Ihortsned, and Tsn-
dered Len dangerous
Coughs and Colds, which are Of such frequent %
eirrence and which % often lay tie foundation q
diseased lung, bronchitis, and consumption, nay az
Be at once cured By he Fever and Cough Pill
In sl chronic diseases, such e Dyupepdh, Heak
stomach, Constipation, DTeT ComplGintH, Plaa, fe
male Debility, and Irregularities, old Heaesehea,
Sore or Weak Eyes, Catanh, SAT- Rhsum, and other
Old eruptiona ihe case has gpecldes Whose proper ap
pHeseon VII aaord cure 10 Slns!i sTesy Instance
Ohsn The cure Of 3 ingie ohronie dimculsys such -
DygpepdA, Piles OF Catarh, Hcaaaehe Or Female
WelkneE has more than paid for the case ven eInes
eWar
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aatedifiues.
.EALTH OF AMERICAN VIC
MEN .-Rend notice. IN the Tribune slncoE

HEALTH OF AMERICAN We.
MEN.-Read notices IN the Tribune sinooG
from his Excensnoy JAMES D, WEsCQrT, Gov
ornor Of Florlda, and member Gf tla o. h- 1eaaies
'iFor upward of twenty-five yfaTa 4 Naa aaI!cted
With diseaso ia my family which the lest Medicine
sd eurqieaI talent 10 the country i6d % cure Def
vhicE rslded iu most satisfactory uisuisl " tll
~ US. d. WEdI00EEs
NEW f0EK, fehrnaryi l1la.
.Ur 4 r. BRfDaE-Dear Sir: some tEtl years go
an intiuate femais friend bad been suffering llom
fiiiing al tie womb, whites ana oarauged Han4trl-
-fjaS1 fogesher viii the attending symptoms ~
siesT}y de5cribad IN your adTertiaenelts aqo pal-
phlafs She had tha Fely leat 4leel,l 5-ll u -.le
city tili entirely pr08rrated ana ief .ie-l -ll
tod her that be thought her lis nlgll gossl99 "
uroIonrsd a ffffi6 ioufBr under the uQ1t lullflol
treatment For two weeks alter that she e9nilnlea
10 sink, when came into your ollee a. tha cree
fsnbarE Medical Institute and reials4 Der ~ 10
toms. As yo1 Was confident OF ins 1i tl.-4
Marshals Cath0licon, iu relieving her, .e al-iils
"a an the physicians aud tried H. though do1ptlls
~ Pr0gidentlally il rell8yed her quickly and lEe
BOTTLES entirely cured since then for near I'VE
years, there has not been any reeqrronce o. ne cn
biaint and she is as strong, active and healthy 10
When young GIRL ShO- g. hhletf
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NEW YORK NEWS.

NEW YORK, Dec. ID
The Kansas Relief Meeting last night, at
Cooper Insiitute, was very fully attended.
Wm. G. Bryant presided. Upwards Of
$4,000 we're subscribed on the spot, and
: Committee, headed by Mr.. Bryant, was
appointed to TeceiTs donations from citi-
sens generally. 81
The Times Washington correspondence
The ComnittssOn thestate Of the Union
met today. Davis, Of Mississippi; Davis,
Of Msryland; Kellogg, Of Illinois; Curtiss,
Of Iowa, and Humphrey, Of New York, talk
ed, but no conclusion was arrived at. The
talk Ess generally oonoiiatOry. The com
mittse meets again tomorrow, when prOPo-
sitions for q compromise viii be put in
Hawkins, Of Florida, was The only absent
member Of the committee. Boyee, Of South
Carolina, was present as q spectator only.
An ex-member Of Congress from North
Csrolins, on motion Of Mr. Wilson, was
elected Clerk. Good feeling prevailed, and
ss the Territorial question is the only ont
ct issue, 9 satisfactory result is generally
hoped for,
Rirqs s Co. express the opinion that tht
Treasury notes win not be at discount
a. suggested recently, but that they vii.
Be Ct premium.
f. The reported appoint tment Of Philip Fran
els Thomas as Secretary of the Treasury,
and it's confirmation, surprises every one.
An effort viii be made IN the House, to-
morrow, 70 release the bidders for the loss
under the oct Of june last, They have lost
heavily already through the setion Of Cobb
and other disunionists connected with the
Federal Administration. Until these bid
-ders are released the Treasury notes, It is
thought, will avail but little.
Abpiication was made by South Carolina
10 Secretary Floyd 70 purchase 3 quantity
of riaed muskels with sword bayonets, Mir.
Miles, who applied in person, was answer
ed that the secrstgry Of War had no power
70 sell the public arms, except those con-
demned on inspection.
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TrNION 07I-s 1TRRTING.

PHtLADELPHiA, Dec. Is.
The grand Union meeting assembled at noon, In
Independence Square. II wac opened oy prayer
by Bishop Potter. Mayor Henry presided, assist
"a by a large number Of Vice Presidents and Sec.
Fetaries, the names comprising large number OF
wealthy aud influential citizens.
Resolutions were offered and adopted proclaim
ing attachment and reverence for the Constitution
and earnest and endesring love for the Union
deeply depioring the fact thaf some CT the states
have placed upon their statute books acts eyading
aud defeating the provisions OF the Constitutlohi
pronouncing such acts violations OF our solemn
comuact: appealing for their repeal pledglng
ihgtthe statute books of Pennsylvania shall DC
carefully searched and every statute II there are
any SUCH invading the cOnstituuonal rights OF
sister States. to be at once repealed recognizing
the obligations Of the Fugitive Slave Law recon-
fnendfnF the passage Of State Law recompe pensing
the owners Of rescued slaves; submitting 70 me
decision of the Supreme Court ss 10 the righe OF
slave owners In the Territories and recommend
ing that the disputed questions be submitted 10 the
Supreme Court; approving Of the suggestion OF
a Convention Of delegates from the states con
templating secession, TO suggest remedies Wltn
firm convictions that the propositions o. such Con
vention will be received by other states IN IRA
ternaI and eoneilatory spirit appealing to their
brothers in the States contemplating secession 10
forbeaF, reminding them Of the inuumerabie ties
which bind them together as one people. The
resolution also condemns the denunciatiOn OF sla-
verv AZ Il exists IN the United States.
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CONGRESSIONAL. 4
WASHINGTON, Dec. IL.
HOUSE

'-it- HOUSE .I-l n
After debate the bill was referred to
the Committee on Public Lands.
Mr.. Haskin presented letters showing
that Mr.. Ford, the House Printer, was so-
sent and that the sub-contractors, Messrs.
English & Latham, decline executing the
work, the House having At the last session
reduced the prices. ~
Mr. Haskin offered resolution that the
Superintendent Of Public Printing contract
with competent and responsible parties for
the execution Of the House printing TO be
ordered by the present session, at prices
now authorised by Law.
Mr.. MeClernand saw no necessity for
passing the resolution as it is understood
that Mr. Ford will be here by Saturday,
prepared to perform his duty. c....
Mr.. Burnett expressed surprise that the
resolution was offered without first deolar-
ing the Office vacant, when Mr.. Hasktn must
know that in the absence Of doing this,
Mr.. Ford would be -ntitled to compensation
provided be can show he Is prepared to
DO the work. He wanted TO know how it
was that $l35, ,000-Was paid for MendeIs
establishment as the publishing othoe
when he had been told it was formerly Of
fered at $4,000 and not worth $4,000.
Messrs. Grow and Stanton opposed the
consideration of the resolution.
Mr. Haskin showed the necessity TO pass
il aud IS to the purchase Of Wendelps Of
ice, that was bought for $4,000 less than
cost be Reald inform Mr.. Burnett he was
as ready for him to investigate this subject
as be himself LHaskiul was to investigate
the De Groot claim.
Mr.Burnett said at the last session hepro-
posed 70 refer De Groots claim to the War
Department for settlement. The gentleman
cannot thus deal in insinuations against
me. ask what be means.
Mr.. Haskins-I am as well satisfied that
you shall investigate the Government Office
printing question, as you are l should
the DeGroOt contract.
Mr.. Burnett ask the member wheth-
er by his remark he intends, directly or
indirectly, or remotely, to reflect upon me
in any manner whatever
Mr. Haskins-I did not, sir.
After much debate the resolution was ta-
bled and the House adjourned till Monday
SENATE.
Mr.. Hale proposed an amendment to the
Mexican Commission bill, viz; provided
that the act shall not take effect till the
public debt Of the United States shall bt
paid.
A message was received from the House
It concurs in the first Senate amendment
to the loan bill, but had made an amend
ment to the second amendment.
Mr.. Hunter moved to take up. Agreed
! to-
/ Mr. Hunter said he would like to have
the same provisions apply to the $4,000,
900 as to the $8,000,00O,
The Senate cOncurred in the House
amendment.
Mr.. Davis submitted a report Of the join
committee instituted by the last Congress
to inquire into the affairs of the military
Mr.. Hale moved that when the Senst,
djourn to-dayi be till Monday. Carried
The resolutions on the state of the Un
ION was taken up, when Mr.. Wigfan con
cluded his remarks, talking about treason
Adjourned.
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.aatE6ietMes.
aekR wHAr TIE PEopLE SAY.

Tbe uudersrned having used Professor HUM-
ptRRYF' sPEOIfIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
i ur families With the most sstaiaet1ry results, and
dng fan conhdence 20 theiT genuneneal, parity
IA ,fBs.ev. cheerfuilv recommend tiem 70 al per
ans gbo Elsh V have safe, reliable, and encacioua
r1n,adles st hand Tor private or domestic uae
The Rev Wiu. H0smer, editor Of " fhe Northern
sty b b Rector OF st. Peters Church, AubuTn. n.
the Rev. b Ives Chaplain OF ihe Aneafn STATE
prison the Rev spencer y. Hoe, hectort heW BE-
ford Mnss the Rev Allen Steele NeE-tof- ON
1erst,re n v; thr Rev g. Pratt, Dorset " ne
Rev John r. R,ibis Buffalo A. Q, Hart, Eaq., Utica,
SY the Hon Neal Dow, Portland Ne the Hoo.
Schuyler OulfaH South-Bend, Ind; The Hon Peorge
ne nlOh9 STATE Journal" ColumbuB Ohio the Hon.
X g. Graham, Moline, III The Hoa. thonas J
Chass. Monticello, Fla the Hon. Joseph 5enedist,
Udca, n y; Wm. Bristol Esq Uueal n 2. a >
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GOMMRRCIAL. !


FLOUR-Lowor. Sales are % bbls double extra
red $780, 30 dc double extra white at S5gs; 30 do
ct $3.50, and 30 bbls rcd do atS4,7s.
HUCKWHEAT-sale Of 0 tons at S2sO y 10
cwt.
WHEAT-Saloa are cars red At Sl,0O, and one
car white from store a. 81, lO-a decline.
CORN-No demand. Nominally s9e
OATS-oulet at so.
HIGHWINEs-salo Of 100 bbls at lbjfe
HOGS Unchanged and range at gGs,5o, with
sales occasionally ofvery choice At Ss62h-aalou of
i2 head at the latter price. The demand is from
bntebera
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passed a resolution unanimously recon-
mendiug oil Union prayer meetings, al
Christian churches, and ell praying people
TO Set apart the FIRST Monday In January as
q day Of humiliation and prayer, In view
Of the present dearth Of spiritual things
In the churches, and the present dangers
which thresten the peace, happiness and
prosperity Of our country
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WAsHINGTON NEWS.
WAsHrNaroS, Dec. IS

w AhhIN9IOA5 OcOs To-
As near as can be asoeftained, the total popula-
ton Of the States and Territories Is 81 900 900;
therefore the ratio of representation in the House
Of Representatives will be about one in 80 goo.
Mr. Shulert, the long efficient CHIEF Clerk OF
the Patent Once, Is by law now the Acting Com
missioner, and 70 him all the pending business
will be transferred
There Is no probability Of an appointment in
the place of Mr.. Thomas, who retired 70 day, ana
and entered upon the duties Of Secretary of the
Treasury. t..
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AIso sPEoIET0

Goa AsTHMA On PHTEIsIo. Oppressed, Dhhcnll
Lsbored Breathins, attended with Cough and EHpec-
torafion Price, 30 cents per box r.f-.
ToR EAR DIs0RAReEs AID DEAIIEss.-Dseharge
from the Ear The result Of Scarlet Fever Measles OF
MercuFials Rof NolseS b the Head, Hardness Of
Hearing and Ringing In the Ears, and Ear-ache
Price, 50 cent? per box
FoR sCRoTuLi. -Enlarged Glands Enlarged and In
dtrAted Tonslls GWeng1 and Old Ulcerl, scEof1lous
Caehexy Of Children. Price, 50 cents per box
POR GEHERAL DEBILITY. = Physical Or NerTous
Weakness. Either the result Of Sickness Excessive
Medication, or Exhauatlng Discharges Price, %
FoR DRoPs9 -Fiuld Accommodations, Tunid Swell
tnQs With scauty secrsionS Price, 50 cents per box
FoR RA-siCKsEss.-Deathy Sickness, Vertigo, hau-
sea Vomiting Sickness from riding or motion
Price, 80 cents per box.
Pos URmART D1sEAsEs-For Gravel, Renal Cal
euH, Diout Painful Urinaton, Disea0es Of the KID
neyh Price 90 cents per box.
fnh SEMINAL ElusslONs-InyOluntary DhcharReo
and Consequent ProstratiOn and Debility, BAD ke-
suits Of Evil Hablts The most successful and en-
cient remedy known, and may be relied upon e. .
cure Price, with full directions, 81 per box
Persona Who Wish 70 place themselves under me
professional care or 10 seek advlee Of Prot Hgn-
PHRETs can do So ct bis oiioe, $50 Broadway, daily
hrom AN. 70 PM, or BY letter.
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81 Ofice No. NJ Ontario street, up stairs, fsu
doors rom the Public square.
3 Oficehourl nom y TO u and nom zro 20 ocloos
iai Y, lSnndayz exeagtedA anes
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FIRE.
PorrspAM,N.Y Y

PoTTsDAN, N. Y, Dec. lS.
A FIRE broke out this afternoon In q
wooden building north Of the American
Hotel, occupied by Mrs. WestoOtt as mil
lnery store, and the American House dam
aged to the amount Of 81 900 to $1,000 on
house and furniture; fully covered by in
sur,,qo- Mrs. WesteOtt saved most Of the
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RETURNRD.

NEW YoRK, Dec. Is.
The steamship Florida, which left for Savannah
on wednesday, the 18th inst, has returnedto.
New York in consequence of q collision.
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sEOEssTON ITEMS.

lIHNHI|NT Ut = ~ -
Thomas R. Cobb is ont with recommen-
dation 70 the seeding States 70 fix the
tine for the ordinance Of secession TO take
erect on the16th or Goth Of February, and
that in. the interim Commissioner from the
Seosding siates meet and consult as to the
vropriety Of stepping from the old Union
into another bassd on The Constitution Of
fbe United States. 4a
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ARRIVAL OF THE PONY EXPRESS.
- KP.BNvv Dac "a

The Pony Express with San Francisco dates to
thelst inst, passed hers At O'Clock this forenoon.
The Pony Express with st. Louis dates to the 18th
ult., arrived at San Francisco on the 18th.
The Southern secession movement continues the
all-absorbing question.
Some ofthe Breckinrdge papers are publishing
articles favoring Pacific Republic, which attracts
but little attention.
The Lyceum and Theatre Building in San Fran
CISCO was burned on the 25th ult. Loss 5000.
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ETlE


rr,,.-. 7,ss a Ere In Baltimore ssaset last night
,tief moved very destructive Il commenced
a, fse Ave story Warehouse occupied Dy 4a1ston
: Bro China and glassware dealers, ana a hoie 3Lo
9 d. Dr. - . can facforv The walls fell on the
Dgtsll ~. p b1jldings and caused the burning OF
.I.t ilscy57nied bv Jes. S. Waters as book store
on S 5essr ssI and Warner Bro boots and shoes
o1 ne west The loss is very heavy, ou1 gen
.srsllu insured.
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MEDICINE. % Win
las thousands can -ss-
MINUTES, II TWO
lSPOONSF u ARE Ia
.ment Of the attack.
theIr tsstLnoul b ill n-
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
~ ORDER OF COURT.-On the hrgt day Of Janu-
ary 1851 vii Be sold, at enc o'clock P. ~ on the
premises, the following real estate to the highest
to wit. The soufh half Of lot t73l seventy-thres,
Graves allotment in Chagrins Falls village, Cuya-
hoga county, Ohio. Appraised at four hundred and
fifty dollars z5o). Terms Of Illeeash In SIX months
with approved security. -
Adm'r Of Lewis Hettleton, deed.
o. 7. Blakeslse, Atty. dee3-Sle
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VIRTUE

CHERIFFSSALE-BY VIRTUE
- Of writ Of Venditioni Exponas Issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas Of CuyahOga county, at the
suit Of A. F. Chandler et. sl, plaintiffs, vs. Peter
Denseer, ct. al, defenl ants 10 directed, shall
offer for sale - public auctlOn at the door Of the
Court House in ths city Of Cleveland in said county
on the 5th day Of January. ls6l, at o'clock p NJ
Of said day the following described lands and tcne
mentat0 wit;
Situate in the township OF brooklyns being No .
Western Reserve In the State Of OHIO, and which is
also in the county Of Cuyahdsa and IN the City Of
Ohio (nOW Ulsveland) and Is known BY being The
west part Of subdivision lot No. one hundred and
four Oll in the subdi Fision mle By ]. Barber and
Richard Lord. OF original lots NCa, 81, 81 90 and TO-
in said township. Said west hafOfthe above sub lot
is siEty-four feet front Hudson street, and enc
D. l.. WIGHTMAE, Sheriff.
Ranney, Backus 4 Noble,
Aagignees Att'yB. dec6-3l5
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n
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