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pIRF,s PEAK EXPREss.

ST. JOSEPH sept. ~.
The pixies Peak Express arrived here last
niqht. WITH S45 500 in dust besides some lorty VI
fffV thousand in the hands Of passengers.
This is the heaviest treasure arrival TINS sea
son. .;.. ,,,,J the
streets present a very lively appearance;
Hof weather being about over and cold Wehth-
er coming on, parties are beginning 70 arrive
from the mountains to purchass their winter sup
Discoveries of silver continue to be made,
which promise to yield we'll, and is sexeiting much
A ereyice from five 70 six hundred feet IN
leugth. where it shows itself TO the surface IN
solid ore is reported to have been discovered
Several ASSAYS have been made, with dluereht
results. ranging from one hundred to seventeen
hundred dollars per ton, and pure silver IN large
quantities is found in sluices in the Big blue-
Nuggets weighing y ounces have been taken
out.
Other reports are in circulation that the ore Is
worthless, and that these reports are circulated
very industriausly by men Of capital, VINO think
bv that course to buy many Of the gold claims
for almost norhing. However, the silver mines
are being inspected, and if they yield anywhere
near as reported, many millions OF dollars VIII
be realized yearly.
Gold claims continue to pay as largely as ever;
rhe coaches TO and from Denver are crowded
every trip.
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Last Nights Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGrON, Sept ~.
The War Department has relieved Capt Meigs
from all duties assigned him in the special orders
OF July lie is directed 20 Immediately turn over
fo Cant Benham, chief engineer Of the wash
inrton Aqueduct all the books and money plans
&c, pertaining 20 the same In his possession.
Capt Meigs is also relieved from the charge oi oi
the construction of Fort Madison, and Is assle1Su %
-sou Gardar Key. Florida, and Will enter upon
his duty a. soon as practicable.
Mr. Sihley's bid for the Pacific Telegraph con /,
tract i tho only one now before the Secretary OF
tbe Treasury The Others having withdrawn' ms
was The highest, being the maximum limit. Soiae
preliminary legal questions, however, remain " =,
bedecidei but the probability Is that the ooh'fA0'
will be awarded to him r,..
The Secretary it is known, IS desirous OF plao
ing the work in such hands rs will az once uhUe'
take aud complete the line -.
Al lTa COO OF s22O 600 more than the previous
rrnak
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PRICE
AISn sPECIWCS

FoR ASTHMA OR PHTHisio. Oppressed, Difficult
Labored Breathing, attended with Cough and tNpec-
toration Price 90 cents per bsX.
FoB Ear DISCHARGES AND DRAFEESs.-Discharges
from the Ear the result Of Scarlet Fever Measles, or
Mercurials For Noises 10 the Head, Hardness oi
Hearing, and Ringing In the Ears, and Ear-ache'
Price, 80 cents per box.
FoR RScRoFULG.-Euarged Glands, Enlarged and In
durated Tonsils Swellngs and Old Ulcers scVoiuous
Cachexy Of Children. Price, 30 cents per box
FoR GESERAL DEBILITY. - Physical or Nervous
Weakness Either the result Of Sickness, Excessive
Medication, or Exhaustng Discharges. Price, %
cents per box.
FoR DRoPsY-Fluid Accommodations, Tunid Swell
ings with Scanty Secreuns Price, 90 cents per box
FoR sEA-SIcKNEss.-Deathly Sickness, Vertigo, Nau-
sea Vomiting. Sickness from riding or motion
Price, so cents per box.
FoR URINARY DISEAsEs.-Fcr Gravel Renal Cal
Gull. Difficult, Painful Urination, Diseases OF the KID
news Price 80 cents per box.
FoR SEMINAL EMIssiOEs-lnvountary Discharges
and Consequent Prostitution and Debility, Bad he
suits OF Evil Habits The most successful and ell
cient remedy known, and may be relied upon as Il
cure Price, with fun directions 81 per box
Persons who wish 10 place themselves unnef ue
professional care, or TO seek advice OF Prot BUN
PHREYs can do So at his office, 562 broadway daily
from AM 10 PM, or by letter.
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THE PRINCE AT DETROIT.

DETROIT, sept. ~
The Prince of Wales reached Windsor at elgnt
O'Clock this evening Dy special train from HaIllll
ton. After the presentation of addresses from
the Mayor and citizens Of Windsor the royal par
~ were escorted on board the steamer WINDSOR
which Lad been BEAUTIFULLY and appropriately dec
orateu lor the occasion, and crossed over 70 t1is
CITY. On Doard the steamer were Gov. Wisnor,
the Mayor Common Council and a number Of
prominent citlzens who were presented to His
Highness After which, and when the boat had
reached American waters, Mayor Buhl formally
welcomed Baron RenfeW to the United Stated =
Arranged in the river opposite the eitv was a
large eet of river and lake vessels their rigging
tasfefllly decorated with yariegated lights and
hung, with banners, emblems and words Of greet
ing.
As the steamer bearing the party passed thro'
the feet each vessel threw a perfect shower Of
blue lights and Roman candles, making one Of
the most beautiful displays ever witnessed.
The royal party landed at Woodward avenue
where they were received by the entire Fire De
partment Of the city bearing torches, and most o.
the military by whom they were escorted TO the
Russell House.
morrow morning.
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~. r., Vsver Congestion, and Inflammation.
No. 2-For Worm Fever, Worm Oohc' "eluhs 'n'
OeS; No. s-For Collie, Crying, Teplhing' and waEeful'
os,; So o. 4mFoT % %Darrhu, Cholera Infaniu and sum
~i5 No. 5PFor Cole, ahplngs, Dysen'ery oF Bloody
'SH Sc s-Por Cholera, Cholcrn Morbus, Vomiting E..
No. For Coughs, Colds, influenza ana so'e
Throat ,,..,, .,i Ns,,r,l,.is
M 9-Par Headache, Vertigo, Heat and ful'hes'
neg " DvspErsr, PuLs-For Weak ana Deranged
stomach, Constipation and Liver Compliant sl,, Pain
No il-FOR FEMuE lRRE'ulAN''"7 '''''n'S'
SO 10 GFor Leucorrhes. Proiuse denses' ana
Beartng Down Of Feuil,s- H., p-,,,,,,,y
NJ i4-sALr RHEuM PuIs-For ErySpelts, Er''p
tons Pmples on the Face p.,, T,,,.r.ss
or soreness In the Chest, Back, Lolns' o' LINUS -
A-Por Fever and Ague, Chill fe'er' Ou'"' '7'-'
Old Afsnanaced Asues. -
P-Por piles, Blind or Bleeding, Internal OF hA
tsrnaL ~, md tysll,Is.
O-Foi Sore, Weak, or InhGmed Eyes an" ISs'''''
Failing Weak or Blurred Sight, .,,L.
For Cniarrh. of long standing Or recent, ether
,vitb obstruction or prnluse discharge: ,.,,
w C-For Whoupiug Cough, ahatHg US N'o'en'e
and shortening H. c''''>r
c,nes act IKE charm. The entire disease Is oIten
arrested at once, and IN all the violence oi tie
attack Is moderated the disease shortened, and rem
dered leas dRngerous
CoughE and Colds, which are Of such frequent oc-
currepce and which ~ often lay the foundation OF
diseased lungs, bronchitis, and consumption may au
| be at once cured by the Fever and Cough PillA
In all chronic diseases, such as Dyspepsia, weak
Stomach Constipation, Liver Complaints, Ptlee, Fe
male Debility and Irregularities, old Headaches
Sore or Weak Eyes, Catarrh, Salt Rheum, and otheI
old erupuons the case has specifics whose proper aP
pIcadon viii afford cure in almost every Instance
Onen the cure OF single chronic difficulty such a
! Dyspepsia, Piles Catarrh, Headache or Female
weakness has more than paid for The case ten ume'
| ever,
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FIRE.
FoRT SMITH, Sept. 20.

FORT SMITH, Sept 70
This morning, about o'clock, fire broke out
I'm this place which resulted in the destruction OF
the City Hotel and Jefferson Block
The value of the buildings destroyed Is ABOUT
one hundred thousand dollars, and IN additOn
are the following losses on merchandise, iurhl-
ture, &c.
les and glass. 50 500; no insurance.
WRlt0n Bourne, dry goods 81 800; lnsureu
A. Hamilton Cline, drugs, $4,000; no insur-
anee.
for s. 900.
Times Printing Office, So ,OOOi no insurance.
G. W Lisson, 50 500: no insurance.
J. B. Gridly, $500; insured 81 200
Col Springs law Office, 81 500; no insurance;
The Post Office including 900 letters and the
last California mail for Memphis was also de-
EtrOyed. s..,..
The entire loss by this disastrous coniagration
Is fully 500, ,OOO
The origin Of the fire Is unknown Dutsupposeu
70 be the work of an incendiary.
Six hundred troops and 20 wagons from the
Plains, Capt. Sturges commanding, arrived mere
Yesterday.
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atleditiuEs.
nrAn wHAr rHE PEoPLR sAY.

The undersigned having used Professor nun, ,IJ,lL,
puRJ,yg' spFClFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
m our fnulss with he most satisfactory ruaulla enu
n. ,ng f,U confidence In their genuinenena purity
, ,,s,., rb.srfnlly recommend them 70 All per
",,s Who wish 70 have safe reliable, and eh'"e'"us
remedies nj haud Tor private Or domesnS I, use
tr,. Rev WIN llosmcr, editor OF - Tue N9rueth
,.,n,..,,,,t - Auburn. n Y the Rev. e. II, Ores
ssy sU' n Rector Of St Peter. Church, Auburn n Y
~ nry n Ives, Chaplain Of thr Auburn STATE
Prison the Rev Spencer NJ Rice, Rector New 6, Ssa
S,rJ Nnss The Rev Allen Steele, NeW-fork Con
,.s tIe Rev. samuel Nichols, East Genesee Con
ference n. Y. the Rev P. s Pratt, Dorset W. lhe
Rev Jobn y. Roble, Buialoi A O. Hart Esq, u9oh'
Ny. Tie Hon. Neal bow Portland we; ulS ,oI. llou
Sch,,is- Cofax. south Bend, Ind. the Hon ieorFe
n,,n,ybr.vs N T.; Henry D. Cook, Esq Editor OF
t.lni s,.t J,nrunl u Columbus Oho; Tie Hon.
n Il Gratam, Moline, III the Hon. Thomas nna,,., :
Chase, Monticello, fla the non Ir Sus'IT " 4
Pond Pond E,a., tuca, n " james PluuEett ESQ Nash
Vile Tenn.
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PASSING VEssELs.--During the vast thirty-siT
hours one hundred and thirty vessels have pass
ed this port Of which number ninetytwO were grain
loaded, viz: ten propellers, eleven barQues, eight
brigs and siKty-three schOoners-whose cargoes
amounted in the aggregate to eleven hundred and
four thousand bushels while some passed IN the
night whose names we are unable to ascertain-De-
trOit TribHe, 18Th.
sTFAMER RUBY arrived yesterday afternoon re-
ports a large fOre-and after, grain laden, bound
down, aground the hats, to all appearances hard
on Two tugs were rendering her assistance. The
name Of the vessel was not ascertained.-DeroH ID
SALE OF ANOTHER STEANER.-Capt. Eber Ward,
Of this city has purchased the steamer City Of Ceye
land OF Pratt Co., Buffalo, for S25,OOO II is in
tended have her ply between this city and Buffalo,
carry freight and passengers She will be command
ed by Capt. L. b. Goldsmith, late Of the Western
Metropolis.
The steamer arrived here yesterday morning. and
will leave for Buffalo tonight at o'clock. Her reg
ular times OF departure will be Monday and Thurs
day evenings.
The number ofehanges in ownership Of vessels by
private sales is greater this than during any
previous one since the late hard times began. The
Shipping interests are looking up and the probabl-
INV Is that the ship yards will be lively again this
winter Detroit AdDeTtiser.
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CWERTFF AND MASTER CONF

= ILIIIVII III - - "
y MIoSIONER'S SALE.-Fursuant 10 the com.
iland OF an order Of sale issued rom lhe OOuIt ol
Common Pleas of CuyahOga county at the suit ol Le
vi r. jackson, paintiti, against John T. Newton et.
al deendants shall offer for sale at the door Ol the
Court House In the City OF Cleveland In said county
ON the 18th day Of October, lo6ul at 0clOek T. A.
one-seyeDth IN common Of the following oe5eElDeu
lands and tenements, TO wit:
Situate in the county OF UuyahOga, state OF Ohlol
and in the City Of Cleveland, in that part theTe0l
formerly called the City Of Ohio, and in the BuhalO
Company Purchase, called, and known ~ the
whole OF Blocks 80. o." ''lt. H." and II. L., the
whole OF Block T., except lots Nos. 40, 49, 49, 41l
i6i 4tj 400 aud 467, the whole Of Block Va except
lots Nos 5OI 5J2 JI3 90 and 52j in Block M lots
Nos 3T and SO; IN Block u, lots Nos. 49, SOL 4o-
and 4s3 in Block j. j., lots Nos. go, oy, es5 and e
in Block l. l.. lots Nos si2 and oi3i IN Block u u
lots Nos l2 1854 1885, lUs6, lOoS, Osy lOyl, 1872 lUd
and 1921; Blocks Nos. Al ~ As and AZ, situate upon
ths Island 50 called upon the side Of the Cuya
/ ltuga River aud bounding and aDutting upon the
/ Old Kiyei Bed and Lake Erie.
] ID. l.. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff,
/ sepI3.2Oi and Master Com r.
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WESTERN TELEGRAPH.

OMAHA, n. T., Sept 20.
p,, ,,,ssseDqer inst in from the Plains we learn
tl,sf the teeraph poles are set within 20 miles on
Fort Kearney and although they have 10 DC
hauled SO miles on the western portion OF the me
s,o s1,d siN miles per day. The poles will be up
10 Hort Kearney by the middle Of october ana
tl,e wire about the first of November.
The company have pushed the construction y! i,l .S
mt he November election news by the Pony
Fxpress from Fort Kearney, which Will l. insure u
goi1 of nearly two days upon the present TIME
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MAhING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with cleveland POedO, Cleveland
Columbus Cincinnati, Cleveland Erie, and Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh Railroads.
At SOlOn, with hacks 10 Chagrin Falls, &c
At Mantua, with hacks for Ravenna, &C.
At Braceville with hacks to Newton Falls, &C.
At Warren with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
Tille, Bloomfield, Garfield, &c.
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle, Po-
land, Lowell, and EnOn Valley, and thence BY P. +.
W. & G. Z. r. to Pittsburgh.
CHAs. L. RHODES, Sup't.
Cleveland, Feb. 9,Is59.
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OswEGO GIARKET-sEPT. 10.

FLOUR-Quiet at previous quotations.
WHEAT-Held generally above views OF buyers
and the market is dull Sales are 500 bush ialr 40
Chicago spring at 81 ,O5; 800 bush Milwaukee club
and 5s06 bush winter red western on p. {;
CORN-Scarce and market unchanged and dull
Sales are $500 bush Illinois at SIC.
SIN6I, FRFI(SHTS-Unc Flour 37ci
l2c for Wheat; OOrR lI512c, to New York.
LAKE IAIPORTS-lOOOO bush wheat l64OO bush
CANAI, EXPORTS-2295 bbls flour; $1,000 bush
vheat lSlOO bush corn $500 bush barley 1000 bush
rye: 22nO bush oats.
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GLEVELAND s,I7i.5'l5'i r. i n AND ERIE RAIL

All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus, Cincln5
nati St. Louis, &C.. and all the trains going
connect Al Dunkirk with the trains Of the n. g 4
Railroad and at Buffalo with those Of the New YORK
Central and Buffalo q New York City Railroads.
II. NOTTIhGHAms Sup't-
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UFAyY STORM.

NEwAEK, n. j., Sept. 20.
A heavy rain storm at O'Clock this morning
flooded the city, hlled cellars anu bseSi'si @ii
drove fbe people from their breakfast tables II
DESTROYED furniture, property, and eataoles 10
the amount of $50 600 at least. Engines are now
pumping the water out Several plsees "eIe
struck by lightning. No one was killed
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OoMMERCIAL.
- vvoT.DTD nTApKFT-sEPT. 90.

NLsUN HEIlININNI VI =, ,l--lI ~ r,r
FIOUR-In active andlunsettled' small lots i0'
city consumption sold at quotations
yyURAT-Tlle market remains inactive buyers
and sellers are s,n apart aud sales are in oons'-
-. r.strieted 20 single car load rod at sl'oi on
- Receipts are falling OF, and amount for to-
dsy, to ,tO0 bushels only.
CoRN-In local demand only, aud inactive at 46e'
Receipts arO 700 bushels
OATS STEADY aud In homo demand salol car at
77o Receipts aro 1000 bushels.
RUTTER -saics of q kegs W r. at Is'soi ssmal
lot choice do at lie; and lot Of Central at lio.
RGGS-saies Of bbls al 9'sc.
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I 1IEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
A-L.A- IL. 1rlI.....a .irna nac

Gaylord q Hammond, VIM. Fiske. Strong & Arm
81, .nf C. g. Mackenzie, Z. W. Sackrider, Cleveland
ali.I by Druggists everywhere aug4
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SHERIEFS SSALE-PURSUANT

= = =
- TO the command Ofan order of sale issued from
the Court OF Common Pleas Of Uuyahoga County, at
the suit of Frederick Mead and others. plaintiffs,
against Orison Cathan, defendant, to me directed,
shall offer for sale at public auction at the door Of the
Court House in the City of Cleveland, in said county,
on the 2Oth day October le6O, at o'clock P. M,
the following described lands aud tenements, wit:
ist Situate in the township Of Orange, CuyahOga
county, Ohio, known as 40 acres IN lot 4, tract 2,
bounded north 10y the north line of said Ot by
the east line Of 80 Of land decided by o. Cathan
and wife TO Isaac LuCe south by the south line Of
said lot 4; east by line far enough east from said
Luces line TO contain 40 acres. Appraised at $500
I'd. Situate IN Orange township, CuyahOga county,
Ohio; being tract lot l. bounded east ard north
by lot lines of lot l. south by land sold TO A. G. Gard
ner; and west by line far west make 81 and
5g-IOO acres. Appraised at $40.
Sd. Situate in the township Of Orange, in the
ty Of CuyahOga and State OF Ohio, and is bounded
follows, and known the east part OF the west
hundred acres on lot No 2, in tract and is known
as all that part Of said hundred acres lying east Of
the centre of the present Travelled road, running
north and south through said hundred acres and to
contain sXty-siX 7lOacres being the same land COLI
veyed by Sereuus and Jane Burnett to OrisOn Cath
an, October 18th, 1850 vol 49, pages SO and 90. Ap-
praised at S250O.
Ith The $ L. corner Of sub lot No. 49, Graves al
lOtment in the village Of Chagrin Falls, Cuyahga
county, UhO, and is 50 feet front and 425 feet deep
and corner Of Main and River streets. Appraised
at SSUO.
5th Part Of sub lot Ia6 in the Graves allotment in
State of Ohio is the south part Of l6J feet in n
u. corner OF said lot, ing 80 feet front on West
street, and 10 feet deep. Appraised at $3.50.
9th Also, part Of said sub lot l36 in said Graves
allotment, being west part Of lla feet in 3 l. cor
of said lot and is 80 feet front River street, and
lO2 SIP feet deep. Appraised at sou.
ID. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
Adams & Garfield, Pffs Atty's. septzJ-3O5
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CANFORD'S LIVER INVIGOR.


- ATOR never Debiitates. 1t is compounded
entirely fre5 FROM GUMS, and has become an
tablished TACT, Standard Medicine, known and ap-
proved by All who have used il, and is now rcsorted
with confidence in all the diseases for which 1t 1t
It has cured thousands within the last two years
who had given up alI hopes Of relief, as the
numerous solicited . certificates IN my possess
The dose must be adap- ted to the temperament
of the individual taking it,and used in such guam
titles as to act generally IL lon the bowels.
Let the dictates OfyOurI-, Judgment guide you IN
the use of the LINERI- IlNNIGORATOR and 1t
will cure LIVER Com , PLANTS, BILIOUS AT
TACKs, DYSPEPSIA, ,CHON- - |GC DIARRHGA, SUMNER
COMPLAINTS, DYsENTERYI>~ |DRoPsY, SOUR STOMACH,
HABITUAL COsTIyENESs,'Z ICHoLiC, CHOLERA IN
FANTUM, FLATULENCE, - |JAUN 2, F. MALE
WFAKNEss, and may bel fused successfully an
ORDINARY FAMlLYIos MEDICINE; 1t will
cure SICK HEADACHEI5 Gas thousands can tes-
tifyl IN TWENTYI- MINUTES, IF TWO
OR 7 II Rec i ISPOONSFUL ARE Ia
KEN at the commence-0- lment OF the attack
All who it giving their testimony in its IA
M Mix water in the mouth with the Invigorator
and swallow both together. .
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE;
Also Sanford's Family Cathartlc Pills.
Comnounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts, and pu
up in Glass Cases, Air Tight, and Will
keep in any climate.
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL is a gentle but
active Cathartic which the proprietor has used IN
his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly lncreas-r,,; ing demand from thOs
who have long used the|L Pills and the satisiac
tiOn which all express inZ regard TO their use, has
induced me to place theml within the reach OF all
The Profession well. know that different Ca
thartics act diferentI- portions OF the bowels
The Family CatharticI- Pill has, with due refer
ence to this well estab- Ilished fact, been COM
nOunded from a yarietyIyo of the purest Vegetable
Extracts which act aike- On every part OF the all
nentarv canal and are|- GOOD and SAFE in all
cases where a Cathartic.C is needed, such as De-
ranrements of the Stom- aCh, SleCpiness, Pains in
the Back and Lons Cos Z tiveness, Pain ana sore
ness over the whole BODY = from sudden cold, which
frequently If neglected II end in a long course OF
Fever Loss of Appel title, a Creeping Sensa-
tion of Cold over the Body, Restlessness,
Head Ache, or WsightI in the Head, all lntiam-
matOry Diseases, Worms - in Children or Adults,
Rheumatism, a great Purifier of the Blood and many
diseases to which flesh is heir too numerous to men,
ton in this advertisement. Dose l to }.
PRICE 80 CENTS.
BaJ-The Liver InyigOratOr and Family Cathartic
Pills are Tetailed by Druggists generally, and sold
wholesale by the Trade in all the large towns.
5. 4. W. SANFORD, NJ. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
jy7d&wRS 2O6 Broadway, New York.
g5- Sanford's Liver Inyigorator and Cathartic
Pills are for sale by
RIO $. W cor Pub. Square and Ontario st.
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gE0aI.
A STER5S SATN -pTIRSUANT

NH AO Lb = DAlL--I ~ AeAJ - Az T.
I'M 10 the command OF q deeretal order Of sale
rom the Court Of OOmmOn Pleas Of Cuyahoga coui-
~ AZ the suit OF Edward Wade against Ora II.
nnpp aud others, 10 mo directed, shall expose Tor
sale public auction at the door Of the Court House
in the City Of Cleveland, the twenty-nTst day OF
Soptem Der, ls60 at three O'Clock +. NJ, the iOlQW
ine described premises, situate IN the Township OF
ewburgh, Cuyahuga county, Ohio, viz being ma lot
No, three hundred twenty y-iUur In said NeWbufgh,
and bounded follows, viz: beginning At tie norm
west corner Of said lot, thence south ON the west
line twelve 7u-luU chains 10 stake; thence east on
the north line Ot Deborah l.. knuppH land eleven
5O-IUO chains to stake; thence north twelve IO-lD
chnins To stake in the north limo Of said lot, thence
west on said north line to the place Of beginning,
containing fourteen aud half acres Of land, being
the same premises conveyed by lnsae A. whitman
10 Garrett and Briggs BY deed dated August - is5l
ApP' HENRY @. ABBEY,
oug9I.gU Master tom r.
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BUFFALO nIAKKET-sEPT. =

FIOUR-Market dull and unchanged.
VEHEAT-Ulosed dull Sales were 1900 bush No.
Chicago spring at 81; lOOG bush choice do AZ Sl0li
1900 bu rod winter at 81 l239l3; 300 bus white DO
At Sl,22
CORN-Quiet and no sales.
OATS-Nominal at SOC.
at 75c.
WHISK KY-NOminal at 2l5c.
CANAL FRFIGHTS-l5c on wheat; l4e on
corn; sac on flour to New York.
LAKE INIPORTS-SO0O bbls -four; $1,000 bush
wheat; 300 bush corn; 400 bushels barley. -
CANAL EXPORTS-9OOOO bush wheat s'SO Du
n fush
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OTASTER'S SALE-NOTICE.


lNA In pursuance OF a decretal order issued from
curt OF Common Pleas Of ahUga county ONO,
in a case i'll which Ralph II. MOrthlngton Is plain
tif and MyrOn DOuw ct. al, defendants, TO me d.
rected shall expose for sale at the door OF the new
Court House in the City Of Cleveland in said county,
on the ilth day Ol September, loo1 at O'Clock +;
NJ, OF said day, the following described lands ana
tenements, TO wit:
Situate in the City OF Cleveland, Cuyahoga county
Ohio, and is lot No. twOhuDdred and turty (ziOJ IN
the " illeyvie Plat in said city, being in that part
thereof which was formerly in ohio City and Is SIX
ty feet front and one hundred and forty teet,
nine inches deep. Appraised at 5000.
l.. Prentiss, i. W. BlNGHAM.
Pit'ffs Atty. Master Com'r.
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