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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23

SToLy A HORSE AND WAGos-Oficer Downing
Of the Eighth Ward early Monday morning arrested Thomas
Conlsy Joseph Fsee aud Csthains Kney suspicion Of
having horse and which found n their
session. The horse subsequently, Identified BY Robert J.
CLYDE OF No 3T Grand street. who stated that while attending
cLch In Fourteenth street Sunday animal had besa
taken from before the do5r The prisoners had besn vins
him nearly all Bsb SPREE and The horse nearly dead
The prone ty worth 500 Justies Connolly committed
the accused 70 answer charge Of grand larceny.
POWDER AcopENT.-A boy named Patrick Gibney.
living In East Fifteenth street. had his hssd badly I'M ned
Sunday by explosion Of quantity Of powder Ia dash
which De had applied match de ws TAKEN 20 Fsus'us
sftal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23

THE CASE OF 8. N. KEPSER-Mr. Kspner inforraa
Us that incorrect in stating that he had ab.conded
from Posve Pa that he went TO Cubs escape from.
Justice. There unsettled account he says between him
and scbuyn County of which county he Treasurer r
which bis surees bound and his property pledged He 10
"a abscondsT his place OF business 10 this city being
well known In Potzvie, whence he removed his family
openly this tpDg His recent arrest he alleges was prompted
by malicious motye and wholly unnecessary as he wsu<
had he sent for have readily gone to Poyie q. me-
u,ent's nstice without any coercion vhstever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23
IkdveI tisement
To W{nr- AWAKE CLUBS,

Every Wide Awake Clab should have eoplos o.
THR POLIuCA rgXr Book
1900.
Compiled by HORAOR GRHELEl and ]. y. CLarStANp.
Price per copy. Sent by mail prepaid. scips " price.
Clubs supplied BY expressed <6s poT 100. Addrsss
TaE TABVsE, New'fvtk>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23

BIDS FOR SEwRRs.-At the Cro.on Department yes
t.rdsy contracts were awarded for constructing sewers fol-
lows:
In street Fourth 10 Filth svsnna
David b. DeForts 81 90 Ideal foot oe 30 dsy In
luich street between Harrison and North streets 70
Roor and James Cunnin ham t 81 O5 time 6d.ys la Var
icI franklin T. Moth Moore streets TO Joha H. Me-
Cabe a. So in-sl FOOT time days In Trinity pz
Rector Thames Streets to John r. h0Cs6e at
SI52S 8 tine II days In Forsyth street. between Boone
and Delaney streets John McLsbe, 2l5 d. hme 10
days In Gift street. between Ferry and Frnkfor streets to
Ch.is Reyes at s3c5 per neal f0o:i tine, days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23

REAL EsrArE.-At auction, Oct. q, 1860, BY Adrian
u Muller: $500 -
4los south tide eethst 200 feet o, 10Th sv Shy
lot north lille sth st. f. east 1othav - BY lo5. Lea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23

BRITISH CONSULATE.
NEH-YoRE OCT Is, 1850
MessrA }. GcnsRY Il Sow
GBSTLKMgS.
Bn tie Prince OF Waes hsyng been unable 20 vht yoa
Gallery on Saturday directed to to yoa thai yoA
vi 70 or 20 Boston h. will sit to you for bis PhstossPh
Yours truly,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20
NEW YORK MARKET Jan. 10


Asues-In fair demand. Sales 80 bbs at s52Js5r potts.
,ouTaiss 81 OOObbls at S. 2Oas6s5 for super stato
IS S6 90 for extra State; S525h IS super western
S5 39d5 common 10 med. extra western Ss70G5 e5
f0r eOrt0 good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio
Market less active and scarcely 50 buOyant Closing very
Canadian FIoursalss $50 bbls at ss common 10
choice Scarce and firmly held.
Rye Flour-Se ling Ut S3,7594,40
Buckwheat Four-Pleuty and dull At Sls7HGs20 90 per
Corn Meal Quiet ard unchanged
WhiskYhIarket fmer but 1s demand less active. SIS
Of 80 b6ls az 256d26e chiefly at the inside urice.
Wheat-Transactons are only TO limited extent, and
the market IS without material change Sales 500 bushels
Chi spring private terms COO bus white KY
81 81; and 100 bus white southern At s a %.
Rye-Quiet at O0el92c.
BaFee-Quief, and prices without change Sales GOO
Cors-eavy and dsolnin.ng Sales ls 900 bus at s2as3
@ white and yellow, SIC oT old yellow southern, SOC
sIodsrsts demand at for State western aud
Pork-arkst rnsr with fair business doing Sales OF
lo Pbs at Ss % .old ness Slfl2 new mess; SLIGO
Bssf-Oaie Sales lbs bbls at s49t25 country prime;
s5aS, ounlry mess; &s995 for repacked NESS $lOg
II 90 fer extra
Prime mess beef moderate request Sales $50 tieIces
Beef RsSsEFnu. Sales 50 bBls wsn at slI,5O9l5OO
Tsii0w-iH bestsF demand sAl,s 5000 Bbls Butchers
Cut sIoaisDull. Sales 500 PACKAGES at sK forshOu
ssaoiNoSist. Sales IS boxes short ribbed middes at
LaTd-DulI. Sales lO0 bbls at lOsSalU5so
BqtteIln moderate request at l26c OT Ohio and i5S
&c for State t.s.
Chosse-Steady at oallKo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20
STOVE
w. Il. Marvin
IS SOLE AGENT.
The .VeaO Coal Franklin
Has taken SEVERAL FIRST PREMIUMS, as the
Coal BurLer ever got up.
The CharmReP.
he oval fAflOr OloFe CAlleu
THE Pc A R L.

Tsa BEAUTIFUL o pen Front Sliding Door Stove, and
took the FIRST PREMIUM at cur late Comfy Fair.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20

FLOUR-Sales 100 bis. red wheat double extra
at $685. 50 bis. white wheat do at ss.75; 90 bis;
do at s5,s71 90 bis. do at $500; and 80 bis low
grade extra at 500.
WHEAT-Sales car red at !, %; I car do at ! 30
and car do at l,3I delivered.
CORN-Dul and heavy, with sales car ears
and car shelled and car shelled delivered at6Oc.
BARLEY-Sale car Ohio at 7ec.
HIGHWlNES-Lights sales are reported at 22'kc.
SEED-ClOver is quite active, and sales amount
to 800 bus, at As with sale. amount not repo rte
at 4,25,
BUTfER-Sale Central choice at 15c.
EGGS-Are in good demand at l69l7c.
APPLES-Sals green at e99.25 per brl, and
dried ct 61ze perl
POULTRY-Is heavy again.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20
CINCINNATI MARKET.
rFron the Gazette of bnoary Is

FlOur-Dull, with little business doing.
Whisky-Ste fy, with mnderuts demanp.
Hogs-Receipts light and prices higher SEIes 100 head
averaging eos lbs 81 SO 70
ProFisious-Markst buOya anl at the Close mess DO
bulk Deat and bacon gene ally he' OF market 3 -
include zoo IBIS pork at Se75 and 50 bbls lard ut
lac
Wheat-Ia fIr demsnd and red has advanced to sIZ@.
lbs, and waite 10 SI.-sdl 30.
C6rn-Firm, with g5oD demand at 5Sac5c.
Oats-In good demand. Sales nt aSdl5ec.
RFe-Dull at Sl,01 O..
Barley-Sales at 7l(dTSc.
Cheese-Finn with active demand at s5fc fer West
ern Reserve.
Bntter-Dull and unchanged
Putat0s(dFirln and ia good demand al Csc.
Clover Seed-A further advance Of &c. Sales at 81 E
ANOper 62 lBs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20
SPIRITS
Highwinss 7asal a
WhlBky. al
BUGARs
MORNING LEADER OFFICE. I
Thursday Evening. Ian 10 1870

bay ...... 32i0nl4 600 a. G0ais-E Eastn Flbbu l2a
DO haled elton % 20 O9 Sandy ITd Csmnt 25.G !
Hops-. Htb q l5Whlte Lime -. ID
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20
sORTHgRN TRANSPORTATION CSNPANT
n. II. CRSS EXPRESS,

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising the fOllOSing efficient and reliable lake
Lines:
Daily to DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to SANDUSIkY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
IL-WssklL to oGDEEsBURGH, oSWEGO, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND.
Tri-WeekIY to CHICAGO, SIILWAUKEE, MACK
Mac and Intermediate Ports.
Y Properly consigned delivered t. our care will re
celge pTOmptand careful attention and dzpaich.
W Passengsrs VIII be cketel through IN Al directions
AZ The lowest rates.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20

DOR "SHAKsPEARE AND HIS
FRIEEDsn on hand and made 70 order Ia groat
variety OF STYLES and the best manner at .4.l
octu :. W. SARGEANT'S, Marble Block.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20
OTIs 3 COFFIhBERRT,l
n W d RSTP i dec0i.9e7
CHERIFFS SALE.-PURSUANT

- to the command Of order Of sale issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county at the suit
Lucy Brown plaintiff aganst Alexander Garrett ct al
Defendants directed and delivered . shall offer for
sale the door OF the Court House. Of Seneca and
the 3st day Of January I60 At O'Clock r. NJ o. SAID
DAY the fol flowing dasc ed lands and tenements to wit
Sua the Cy CeEeiand in the county Of CuyahOga
State of Ohio and known as bOts one hundred aud
sT aud nna hundred of the subdivision
ls uTysight and f0rynne (s9 and 49) in the town.
ship Brooklyn, made b. Elisha Taylor and James b.
HOyt and recorded in the Office OF the Recorder Cuya-
hoga County said lots fronting Forest and being
forty 4G) front EACH and hundred and twenty 2
feet deep and running back to alley beng eighty feet
front together Said lots appraised a Sl60 20 each
D. L. WIGHTAIAN, ShenT
and Special Master Commissioner.
CHsrE & SLADE Attorneys for plaintiff. dec3l25s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20


At Cleveland With oVsand and Toledo CisTslaad Co
lHmLus Cinciula Cleveland and Ede and ClsVSlaRd
and Pttsbursi Rallrsf Is.
Al sol8I with hacks 70 Charm FallE, &c.
At Mantua with hacks for ilsFsnna ~.
At BTacsyille with hacks 70 NeEs0T Faiis, kc.
AZ AtWaTlen ith hackstn sharan, Greenfield NsadTIIls
Bloomfield Canfeld, &C
Al YonnestOTn with stages for New Castls Poland
Lowell, and ErOu Valley. and thence b. p. u. VI kC
T. 90 Pittsburgh.
CisvsIand. Feb. 3. lsss -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20

WlGnD's IcE STEANBoAT. = WARDS Ice
Boat aas put into successful operation at
Prairie du Chen on the 1lth inst, and folly met
expectations. The boat ran over the ice 20 La
fsyette, 80 miles, in two hours 10 minutes, and
back in two hours, with 20 passengers. The
boat left with q large party for Galena on the
18th.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20
Fishing Tackle. /

ma, JUST REOElVEDs-Ans
se$-lsS other fne kt Of Connovis FishiOE ack 10
for Pike, Bass Trout, either in lake
er OF brook, such Rods, Heels Lines Hooks snsllh
Fiies Fly Bcofs d innOW Ssines Nets, &C. En ,st .
X, HATTERSLEY'S Gun Store
lO7 Superior s. Cleveland
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20
CLBVELAAD AND TOLEDO RAIL Road.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY Nov
" 18th, 1850 Trims on this Road will leve Cleveland
a., follows.
7t0 NJ stopping ct Bersa Graor and all st,f,1s n
the Souihelu DIVISION
500 P n Sandusy Nail at all sv stations on
NurtheTn DIVISION st Of Sandusky.
I'D p NJ stopping az all cations Southern Division
e1ceP W aslins5 n. Genoa, and Cav Junction
lhe l4l A "a lrlln Hakes connection Of MnnTOeVls
with the Sandnszy Mssshed and Newark r F., and
Clyde with the Sandrsky Dayton & Cincinnati R. r. for
the South,
At Toledo the 7:4O A. II and the rs p NJ trains make
qlreet com with the Michigan southern Northern
lhdlanS X K f9T Chloaeo and ~ points in the West Al
So Win tue Toledo, Wabash ard Western r. R.. fur Fort
Wayne loganspgrt, lafayette, Decatur Springfield Al
th e Llsi Caro- and all points in the SuuihWest-
50 al Tolnlo with Toledo, Monroe md Detroit r. r
and jackson Branch r. r for Detroit and Jackson
Dor information and ets apply et the Unlon Ticket
Once, 81 Superior street, nd at the Depot.
Cleveland. Nov I2th 1859.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20
ORDFR on ATTACHAIBNT.

J. AIAsURF Plaintiff, Before Samuel FOljSnbe Esq.
against Justice Of the Ptacs Of Cleve-
J. IT, PULTE Defendant land, CdyahOga county, Ohio.
THE DEFENDANT, j. II. PULTE,
Il will take notice that at my instance, thp 3d day
OF OecembeO 1859 the above namfd Justice issued
der OF attachment against the goods chaels and credits
Ct said defendant the ab0Ys entitled cause, claim
against him in my favor for the Of es4 9-0hs and
that said action set for hearing before said Justice the
dsc2g9g5 JOSEPH AIAsURY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET-Jan- Is,
lBY TEIEGEAPH.l

second Fosrd--Not veryac'iTe but higher Chi and
es5S, q 4 e lsal; Gal Chi 6l Panama l1sl{; M gd
~. Tie ~. Il o Tll(; Pacific Mail Il nl Coniral bds
=; Cal Ch Let bonds ~ Penn fIss S556i Mo siIes
7s36. -.-t 1851.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20
wruqe.
uEALTH OF AMERICAN NO

~ HALIH UF AMEKIUAN WU-
II MEN
Read Notices 10 Tho Tribune since Dec l. 1858. 7.
FROM bis EEeel lsncT, JAMES y WESTGOTT. Governor
Of Fi0ridn, and membrr o. tac United Saies SENATE:
"F1r upwards Of twenty ysurs 4 was shlirteJ with
disease family which he best medical and surqicI
snt he country failed 60 culs but which Welded in
most salts aciorg manner tn lha SInetauber Remeds
JAS. wEgTCOTTH
NEW YoRK, February, 1850.
DR. ] F. InfDuE-Denr Sir: Some two years go an IN
tmaie female friend had been suffering from falling Of he
wumb whites aud deriT god stfualOn togc with
the att ndnr sympiums clearly described IN 1our adFs
tisements and pauphsts She hDd the very hest medical
HFi ia this c un enirty pos rlteh and her phys
finally told her @ at ha though her me nishL po51I bo
prolonged a little longer under the most Iulliuus
trea'msnt Fur two Wfe rr shat size coniinuad tDspk
when came your Office u tho GraelahbfTg Medical
Institution and od her symptoms. A. y0n we've cq
dent Of the Gfacf-nberg his szhals Cat0eon ~ Iuay
ing her She dchsTgB' ul the PhFgcinps and tsd E
dOuhtngy PrDyidrnliy, u raiiey her quickly, and
bottles entirely cuU her Since Lcn, iori ear lWoyef
there has beon ahy cure zee ui the compioini la
shs Is sir NJ active AID healthy, o. won EgnnE gi
mo r. BRIGGS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20
GALE an REAL ESTATE. BY OR.

- DER or 'COURT.-On the 18Th day Of February,
lS0 at 10 O'clock A. NJ al the doeI Of the Court HOUSE
on the Public quarp, 10 the tY Of nAe eo
y Of Cuyahna aud state Of Ohio will be sold TO the high
est bidder the following described Real Estate as tho pro
perty OF John T. Cockbun licensed TO wit: Suate In
said city Of Cleveland said county O Cuyahoga and
known Sul-Lut No 43I, IN Kelly MaWorhs suoii,
lot being feet Harrison street s easteg!y bo9
extending in between parallel lines Al Ilfht
giles win said street alley rod In width; the
souheriy line being about no eet and the nOTtsTly line
about IS feet n length. Appraised at $50. r
Terms of sale win be made known on the day ol sale.
WM. NJ SIMMONDS,
o the estate Of John T. CockbuTn decoased
C1eveland 0hio January 1ef0 IanI6.Wtt.1IO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20
RGil Roa0g.
1S50--60.
.y'lsll, golambalk . Cincinnati BlIlFOad

glsyyiHAd, columbus Cincinnati RailFOad
"a q
WINTER GRR1NGFTTFN
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY. Nov
~ u 1850. Passenger Trsns IssTs Csyeiand q foS. .
Ts5 A. H. Cincinnuati Express stoogr AZ Rsrsa Graf
tnn La Grange, Weiliueiog New Tonidn a.
% - lem shelbYI AMI AL stat iOns s0uth of Shelbv
% "A Cincinnati Night fasseHe sonin9 a. nifsfa
tons between Cleveland aud 6allie1 nnd a
lalEs paEEangorE All " iuuF south o. 't9IIir-
CONNECTIONS.
smelly, SaneuEky Wansheld and Newark Railroad 10.
hianshed mt E6mon, keWark Zanssviiis, Ee
Cfssihnst Pittsburgh ~. Wayne and Chicago Railroad
1lr Forest ppsI Sandusky, Delph0s Lima, Ft
wayne, lag9ne, Chioegot &c west, aad Has.
Tor mInslleid, Wooster, Massillol, &C.
aaileE szd bellsoHsins IaToad Lae for aFon Belle
iontaiee sldnay DnioE, Mluhele, IndianapOlil
ltftt ftaaLst \ Lce ana 8 EFanzFille, LOuisFllls
eiTO 81. Loui1 ks
- zHa fthn SID 1ilcihnafi Line, iof 2uriHFfal1 O.
Dayton, Hamilton, CIneinuat Hichmoad. In
diareuolis, ffTre Hauts, 50 LOUIS, Ee.: aad a
Cfncinnali With the Ono hIissiIrib1i RAIL
kiFer.
CslsHbds, Ltsle Miami and Columbian and Xsnia Rsa
E3adl Tor 4eniat Dayton, IndiaRapolis, Tsrrs
Eaute, - LOUIS Morrow, L0lel1nd, and Cin-
e-Enall, and with The OHIO and Mississippi Rffl-
f0ad It Cincinnati FOR LouFTflle EFaurTilis
Cairo, Sc LOUIS and al % iHts on the Ohio river
CouEl5us Central Chic Railroad f0f Newark ZanesVis
mhefllEg5 Ae.i Columbus, Piquz AID 1ndiann
Railroad Tor Plqaar UFllua, kc.
~ EOr Tickets 20 a points and information apply At
the Union Ticket once 81 supsroI street. At the Pas
ssngeE Station.
ClsValapd New u 1870
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20
CHERIEF'S .SALE-BY VIRTUE

~ Of a writ Of Fisr Facas issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Cuyahcga County, The suit Of William
Gordon, ct al pai4tifs, agains! Thomas Johnson de
fsBdant have levied upon and shnl for ale at
public auction the door Of the Court House (comer Of
Seneca aad Champain streets lnthe City Of Clsveand
said County, on the llth day OF February, 1854 2Ocock
p M Of said Day the folOVng described lans and en-
sments 10 wit SitOnie in the unshpo hliddlebmg
known In Lots Nos. i've 80 md thirysiI 5) in the
village Of Berea.H d Z. WIGHrMAN, Sheriff.
g NJ BARBER, Pitts ATTY. janll: :269
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20
Geaal Notirea.
lSIGNEE'S SALB.-Under

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-Under and
IA By vr,ue OF no anthony vested b. deed Of
Ha,igneu executed snd delivered 10 me BY Marshal Car
nf Cove and, sei offer for safe al public auc
uon, at torn s1 sufoi stlost m la city ol Clevs
day tbs Ell day OF Etbfuary A D. 1851 At 10 o'clock A.
NJ the entire stock OF Goods contained in sid SiOfe,
Consisting d PaltT Hanemgs WiniOE Shadess Paints.
Glass Ysrnish aud uTiet, Of other articls together
dse3ssS HEuAN CmTFENDEN. Assignee
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20
SALE mt

IILII 4 y
~ 70 the command e Al eEdeE pf safe, issued fom
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyah0sa County the
suit Of Reuben G. Hunt planiid agains Jamas Hearns
duit to me directed shall offer tor sao the door Of
Ceur (corneT of Seneca and ChRmpain eets)
the Cleveland IN said county. the 18th dRg Of
February leGo belOek p N Of said day. the follow
ing described ands snd tenemnn1 70 wits Suss IN the
township Of Cleveland. iE the Connecticut Western Re-
serve the State Il Ohio, and which is also in the coqn
~ Of EuYAhOga AMI ia known BY beng part Of CS Lot
number two un red and eIshtyopr (2si IN Nlllelyle
Allotment called in that part Of the City u Clegeand
which was formerly Ohio civ and is bounded as iags
g wit North b Lot No 2 East b en- alie{ Sos ?.
line para el with the North line and 50 feet as eni
from; and West by Branald street; beng the olth hai
Of said Lot No 24 and is 80 feet front on asa einaId
street, and l6G o2 feet IN depth 10 an alley DC the same
more or less. Appraised at $50 o. ~ oAs-
r. q HUNT P P AIRY - lsnl6;zT0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20
cleveland Female Seminary,
S. N. SANFORD, A. NJ Principal.

s. N. SANFORD A. M PrinclPai'
THIS NOBLE INSTITUTION will
9Th, Is co, under the following able and experienced
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
s.N.sANFoRD, A. NJ. PRINCIPAL, ~
. Natural and Moral Sciences
Mrs. NJ. M.LH.sANFoRD., l. .,.,.,. D.,-,,,.,
SAMUEL ST. JOHN. Ii. D.,
7' Natural History and Physiology.
Miss LINDA T. GULFoRD,
Mathematics and English Grammar.
Miss JULIA S. HOPKINS,
Rhetoric Criticism, and English Literature.
Miss HANNAH B. SMITH
Latin, Greek, and History.
Miss JULIA L. HUGGDHS, -
ATiihmelie, i; q Geography, and History.
Miss SARAH A. NOBLE ,r-.a.,-
Drawing and Painting.
Afs D = "a M = Instrumental Music.
Mrs. ELIZA SHEPHERD, ", ~.
Mons. FERDINAND sUBIT, M. D.,
M .s 1900 French Language and Literature.
l Mrs. HELEN NJ WRIGHT. AIstrOn.
Mr. LEVI BUTTLES, Business Assistant
arsus arc assured that while boarding pnpls contribute
eb moe than Day pupils to the support the permanency
a. a ccss Oerhe InstitntiOn. enabled, by sysom
n u q St of their time their study, their TeoTea-
on and By t " ygiihdrawa from 5ne sqTements Sad m
Ter G them tan ne for day pupils, ard Afford 70 them
N i that ali who from abroad viii
enter as 6oGrdS9 pup s and that citizens Of Cleveland
b as boaTdiR0 pupils, thus advancing the pros
& 15 1ssf11ess Of teir 0Ba Institution, Of which
thsV should, and may JUS be pOu1 anu a., AZ te sse
time be more than repaid BY the greater
No Mains ibe spared to gder their connection with
the Ingtion both pleasant ard peDie ItWliI 0e the
rnnsff arr and effort uf all IN anyway connected win
me Of the institution 70 secure the hghes
possible adVsptages in all departments OF athofosh anu
Supsrnr advantages are afforded @ those WHO wish TO
attend 70 Instrumental EInsic YOca AIench DiaIF
pg and Painting as these departments are lundsI the
md have thus aftaned hlgh degree
Of exc eflence. l.. -.
Mons snbIt native Of Paris fine scholar and superior
lngust beng teacher BY prniesslon eelhs VII SaIe
and u5esion rarely observed; and As ne reat e sem
par his pupils have the best possible oppoIuhy OF
learning 10 EDeAk the language correctly and VITA luehcy
Pup from the city, whose parents desire y, All be al
lowed 10 spend the Sabbath At home but no 0ed
be made IRON the bills Of SUCH as no eKpense ls
saved 10 the Seminary. and indeed we gre5 plueI ~
have al remon with US without Interruption he
term. ,.... d. i. .E..t !, 49,. r A.. c,,f,,,s e-,v,
ted at aTeasonable ie, BY applying al the onnieuA
CtzerS and others are invited to call and examine the
Institution and lis beautiful surroundings and aasly
ves that advantages superior 70 those mere oeIe ae
5FFRws. : For Board and Tuition per Term o. Twenty
WaeTq 500 Fur Tuition Of Day Pupls, from SO TO ~
Bills payable adDaRcs No pupils recsVeu iof less tAu
an entire tsfm-twsuty weeks
decls s. N SANFORD, Principal.
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OHERIFRlS SALE.---PURSUANT

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~ 10 the cnmmnnd col writ OF Vondl fIpOn3s, iasod
m he Court ofCummon pieH Of Cuyahoga county ut he
ut Of 4. Girlne ptH agaihst FredeiiCb HauseTman,
def 10 directed, shall o T sale AZ pu5iic auction
Al tho door OF tho tuTt House louruer Sencu Chum
pniu sreesl IN the city ut, in said county,
the 2jd day Of Januu 1852 at ScOck p III Of said
The tuOwing Described uuds tenemrns, 10 wit: Sit
uae 90 the t0Wush OF Parma, comfy OF EuyahOea OhIO
aud kuou us Iart u Lot No stveHiTen (l n the Tuck
etman Tract called briue all OF said Lat No. II D
Frederick Hausennan tonne John Hauserman 10y warr.iy
decd, nd huun od On sOnh the east and Wi lot
ines and on the nh by lna iu 30 drawn parallel with
said soul line from IN ost through said Lot No a.
aud enough from ui sDath lin. contain OF
land ur 9ss yh0 pre 0oby nfenJed 10 bs conveyed
being hty nine acres Ol ud less but subject 70
all .e3al highway o" Apr i.sd a go %.
d l.. MIGHFh4 N, Sheriff.
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MASTERS SALE.-In Pursuance

MASTERS SALE.-In Pursuance
IHA ofa decret6 order Of sale issued from the Court
or Common Pleas OF 9uyahOga Comfy, OhiO, at the
cf h0mis B. Pritchard against Waer Allen and 9TH
eTs to directed shall expose for e a. the door ofe
Court House (corner Of Seneca and Champain ttreeis
hs City Of CSFeland in said County on the ltth day OF
February 1sSO at O'Clock p NJ OF said day. the follow.
ing described lands ard to wit Situate in the
township Of BROOKLYN, Cuyahosa County, Ohio and is
known Lot No IL in Hiram stones Udiiipn to ClBTe-
land cOmposd Of original Lots Nos 6s and s. IN said
Brook yn township Said lot 6 l02 feet front Colum
l5i and s12 feet deep along n AFenpes ana 6sS feet
wide on the west end Appraised al SI200. II
r. ". BINGHAM, Master COmir.
LORFH PBEHTIss, Pitts Att'y. ianl2z7O
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CuyahOga COUNT, IS. Township.
A MOS E. DENNIS0N VS.. JOHN
"a HALL and Garnishees-The Defendant, John Hall,
hereby notified that At the instance Of said Amos T. Den
nsOn plaintiff order Of attachment issued BY T.
Hessenmueler Justice Of said township the h daY Of
January 1850, against the goods chatels rights credits
monsYs, property and effects OF said defendant Suit
GRlsWoID & cAgTLE,
i,plB.egs PITT 3 Attgs.