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ELREA

NV hoALs JNQ T.
Tha steam planning mill IN 18th street owned BY
Qeo Turgst, the stair factory Of hurroWal ang
the barn stables Ec., of. j. Van Pelt, were burnea
last eVtlinr. Los tf5,ol0; insured tll.on.
The buildingl No. f9 Brardwuy, occa2lea oy
tranek Son. cap manuiactureTay g ' Ltol'
dealer IN Euru, Fss burned last evening Loss ~
On Covered 81 insurance.
Charles r. Duxbury, commia1lon merchants i. n.
Titus Co., Bernard lcMartin a Go. and MAJ
Iankin q were dTunrrod By IRE and water last eve
ming % the amount of $1,000, mostly BY water
NsnIlv inrrTr.I
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NEW YORK, July 2.
The Z. 8. steamer PaWnoe at Phiiadaiphia will Be
ready for sea In two weeks and leave for Cronstadt
with NJ Minister % Russia, thence procesdtng up
the Mediterranean.
Ceuntorisil s on the Village Bank Of Dauyoru,
Hass., - on the Mystic Bank of Conn., lOs on the
Newton Bank, Mass, - on CauterTills Bank, War
wick, p. T., aud 2Qs on Merchants and manuiactu-
rars' Bank of Providence are In circulation.
Commodore Vanderbilt positively refuses 70 carry
California malls tor inland and ocean postaees he
also declines % carry express matter ior els
fgrQo & Co. and others
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FRO1T PHILApRLPHIA.

EHILADELRhlAt July l.
Aftsr the rstiflssion meeting last night the ss-
sembaga procesdeG % the Girared Aouae and sereR-
aded NJ. uo1fiaE.
Er Douglas Said he could not refsin from making his
sppaarance &c express bis profound gratitude for the
complimnct. He had no political speeches 70 NJ axe
during the gudinT canvass, It now remains for the
people 70 docfs on the great issues PcnnsylTnnia
believes that Congress can be better employed In
developing the great material resources Of the
country, than wasting its time in forcing slavery or
entl-alarery upou th6 peOpl e.
Mr.. Douglas left this evening for New York.
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3hysIfiaus 4 Smgs
MEDICAL SUCCESS EXTRA
ORDINARYli
One Hundred DOllGgs Premium m
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
or sPERlIAT0RzHozs
G LEET, &C., AND IN 70 I \.
CURED,
After all other Treatment Fails Z
DIR. A. GIBSON

Formerly q New York City, win ~ One
drsd dollars f0r the proof that he ever ails y
no abovs named diseases he VII p4y thg
sum for the proof that any other Rhylleiel
ths United States frsaf5 tie sane di1sase3 y
hfter many years Of lab0ricug study and eEp
sncs, DF. GIBSON Is happy In being able e
nOunco 70 the unfortunats, that he has parioci
''''1 sisEFDY = sEl5il,ii ASb 81 PERMANENT CUBE
u the above and other private diseases, with al
elects arising thersfrgnI, including --,.,
DEBILITY OR HEaYOUS PHO5LkAllOA-
as hal Eleceedsd IN curing cases In this elly'
y y = ., i.Sia 40 e1penaea hl l1alsl. y n
llalaelel 1lth su1oassz and WHOM taoaltila
IIfkouek DR.. GIBSON has 3 Dlploua, yot 6
makes no boast ol that iact, for the very res9ol 81
q plploma q comp1rntlEely simple thing, ee.5.la
u int6lligances ior nelther dipi0ml1l nor core
nor even aKpeTianco ever yet p0asesIsd power glI
Gent 70 always make aged men Wi18, Or - cou4-
b boast that he is . member d some col87
Paris or London, as porhaps some other1 90 iof
pufpose Of ensnaring the nnoeant; Bat Enat
GIBSON might Dlagt of y tlla, th9t ns = abe
give entire aafisacti0u 20 those Who rgpogs e0l
deIics IN his ability and integrity, and that b
perisctsd an American system q treatment Vii
chaIleuqas auF pfFsiciau 81 IOndou Or raris, Or a.
patent medicine 70 equal lor the radical ef9 q go
lnal weakness and all di1aa3es Or deial3sllelll
both mental and physical arising ron sexual
DR.. GIBSON also claims for his new trsafmsut
following advantages over all others Jet dilcoTerl
and hrsts the agents used are IN 10 respect dili7
able be uses no relies q the dark ages, gucn
Mefcufys nor any otner Qeleterlou8 4Euas ll.l4ll
no restrictions in diet su1ines8 d required Ihrc
y his treatment is positive and certain In 40 ease
he stands prepared 70 60 into any public or priFal
hospital In the United Staisz and dsmongtrats q
great hct that be i9 able % permanently curu Z
cases, In the same length Of time required b. 90.
other Physician % cure one similar case.
yellow CttiEen1 Eact8 are tangible things and l1
this age, the only pabuia upon which ths publs
mind can be ed, and from which Just and dsfuiiI
conclusions can b. dsduced
Dr. GIBSON ls pefmaL afly located In ClsEslald
and has during the past six months pari1rusd n1li
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted an
other modes Of treatment Retsrgnce can = gives q
individuals Of the first respectabity In Cleveland
Boston, New York, and other citfs1 10 reFardt6
skin and Integrity In all professional tranaacfoag-
gyspepslai hhuellltlsHi, 6efoiula and an cli aie
diseases treated with unusual success.
~ Medicine 5gnt TO any part OF the c0untr,
receipt Of ten dollars.
Dr. GIBs0N's New Work on Physiology for ;
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of ElsetrOpatkg and Asdieias,
e. Once No III Outal . siafrl, .
doors from the Public square.
gfhca hours from 70 Y and non 2 20 70 O'cl
daily, Sundays excepted nova
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BUFFALO 1IARKEr-UIy0

THl INLIlIIEII
FLOyR-In moderate demand market steady
sales Of go bbls t4YS785 for extra state: sos =
for lar 70 choice extra Illinois and Wisconsin ss2
G5t50 for extra Indiana and Ohio w.
WHEAT-Dull and tending downward. sales Of
l29Q bush No Chicago spring AZ Sl,l2s; 600 bush
llllnoia at 63ll5l.
OATS Steady at s35kc
ANE-Dbu and nominal
NWs11151I5llA AoSteady. Sales Of 50 bbls at &c
-, - . a. Il HhEAGHTS-Firm. Oon dOur: II &c
" TEH=tfi 49, 19zs On corn, to New York.
t- i5FghI8-I300 bbble flour. am busb
M1etli z5gJlq bush corn; za11Tl,1I-i5 ~ = - INV S
@CANAL EXPORTS-feiiSl l.i5is 9lc,,-. so,oo -,
wheat 1900 bush corn 700 bpsi os1s ''0' DuIh
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Last Night's Report
Nrw YoEk, July ?

NEW YORK, July 2.
Edwin JefTerds was taken into custody to-day
at The Jefferson Market Police Court, which he
entered % make some inquiries Of the presiding
Magistlafe. Suspicion attaches more strongly 70
Charles than Edwin Jeferds. The former has
not been seen In the city, according 70 his moth
cF's account, since the Sunday previous TO the
ulmr-lnH
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ARRIVED at Chicago June slst, schooner T. Baker,
from Cleveland with nails, iron, &c.
ARRIVED at BufhlO June slss, from Cleveland,
sehOonsrs Hercules, Dream and 5, J. Eason, and
scoW A. Frstrick cleared for Cleveland, schooner
Dream, seow R. Hayes.
ASoTHER ExFLOsIoN.-The propslleF R. H. Foss,
bound from Chicago to Musksgon, when ffteen mlles
out from the former port, burst her boiler, seald
ing the fireman badly and several Of the deck hands
slightly.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS.
At Cleveland with Cleveland Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus 6Cincinnati, Cleveland Erie, and Cleye-
land Pittsburgh Railroads.
At SolOn, with hacks to Chagrin Fails, &C.
At MantuaJ with hacks for RaFenna, &C.
At BraceFille with hacks % Newton Falls, &C.
At Warren with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
Tille, Bloomfield, Canheld, &C.
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle, PO-
land, Lowell, and EnOn Valley, and thence b. p +.
CR1s- L. RHODES, sup't.
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FROM BOSTON.

BOsToS, July p
JIM Baleh, President Of the Boylston Insu-
rance Co, OF Boston, J. Y. Smith, Of Providence,
and b, III. Held, Of New York, referred on the
claim for Insurance. on the Pemberton Mills Co.,
have awarded S98 SO, which is 23T2 per cent Of
the sum for which the mill was insured
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DECISION.

NEw YORK, July 2.
The decision IN the New Haven Case makes val
IA an the spurious stock which appears on the
transfer books Of the Company, amounting TO IL.
toT. and declares void ,51s shares which do not
80 appear,
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FROM RATAVIA.

BATAVIA n. Il July 2.
one Of the largest and enthusisstio meetings ever
held In this country assembled here SATURDAY eve
ninG 70 ratif7 the nomination Of Donglas.
a l.lull nL % Euna Mar. urll.
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TELEGRAPHlC.
Yesterday AhernOon's Report,


NnW ToRE, July D.
Two men, named Jno. II. Ma ttheus and John
walton the former a produce dealer u JeneIsoiA
market and the latter residing n Meat - ..lessi
WsrS 81 nighf 10 18th s. By some person as
yet unknown
EEw YoHK, July 2.
Wsrrants ara ont fsr the arrest Of Charles and
Edward Jofaft who agp 1epPo.se te na.e
the douhia murder on saturday evening.
They nra Suns Of former husband oi Nra. v eltou'
MF. Walton Wua q man nom 50 % IS leara o. ~
many relatives IN the city and was highH sateeiea
hy an ecduniutanca1.
M. MntthCuu was q railroad contractor ella
about 81 yearu q age, lived with his mother 90 80
81 unlon 7lasa. He had been absent ell DAY sl
pleasure eEcurnian with his sister 70 the nshing
banks, o. RETURNING be had gone 70 the upper part q
the clfT 70 transact some business and haq lust
utappod from the 81 AVenuo on his ruturn when
hs hoard the cTy % murder and starting IN pursuit
u the murderer met his death.
A pistol found near the scene Of the last murder
has been identiied recently In possoeaton OF
one on tha Innarda
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Sealed 8F0p0saIs,
TO CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. =
Proposals will Be received AZ the, ,uiilpe 81 ne
City Civil Engineer Of the City Of Cleveland Uni v
O'Clock III July 9Th, ledo for the grading - -,
proving Of Belmont street ita entire lenstu ~
Plans and specihcationa may be seen and 49,.
tcular information obtained ataald oSis
on and AFTER July "a.
Each proposal must Be aceompsniod By q GOOD and
suiheient bond requiring the siidoF 70 enter into
contract a the prices named in his proposal should
lhe boefg q Ol1 improvements invite the sub
mission o bd1i rseryinR the right 20 accept or re-
loct the same By order Of the Board,
j. II. SARGENT,
lune272s0 City Civil EnRineer
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HITL ROHBFR ARRFsTFD.-

Col. Horfk, Special Nan Agent, arrested Jobn
" hitcoub to-daT, charged with r0bhing the Unifsd
states end g9nada mails while under his charge af
Ie1 ban ~ mi11inQ.
The accu1sd has spent $500 In Canada monsy with
Nv weeks ana skeleton keys were found on hiq rsT
a9ns With other evidence ofhig guiit.
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FLoUR-Is quiet and unchanged. The range
for extras is s.. 5.25@S5,5o: for red wheat double
extras s5,7595sO, and for white wheat do, s69
6,95. In rye -four there is nothing doing, and we
quote It nominal at S4.25.
FIsH-There has been a further decline in
Whitefsh and trout. Other varieties Of lake
fish are quiet and unchanged. We quote as
follows;
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FRn1T WAsHINTON.

WAsHINQToN, July 2
The Demooratic politicians have abandoned all
hope Of cdecting any accommodation whatever
between their respective candidates b joint cleo
toTal tickets or otherwise.
The President will probably this week remove
to HE summer residence, the Soldiers Home
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FRUITs-The demand for apples is very light,
and there has been little doing. A few light
sales have been reported at 45f@5e. Peaches
and other varieties Of fruits, are quiet and un-
changed.
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IN O no u
OrEgcE oOnnI.aIonEH. OF paIsrno.

OTficE CoMhfsaIONERB or PRINTING,
Columbus, Ohio, June %, 1850
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ Received a. the Oflco Of the Secretary Of State
Of the State Of Ohio until the
3lst day Of July Hszt, at u o'clock, H.,
for executing the State Printing, Binding, &C. for
the period Of two years from and amer the hrBt Mon
day oi November next ensuing, In accordance with
the provision Of the act entitled ian act TO provide
for the execution and supervision Of the State Print
ing and Binding, passed March q, l65O.
The printing OF the State is divided into i've class
IS, to 30 let In separate contracts, as follows:
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DRaTOcRATIC RATTFICATION.

The Democracy are out IN force tonight 20 rat
ifv the nomination OF Douglas and johnson.
A large procession with torches, Roman can
dler and music has Just passed through the street.
snd The CITY Hall 3 allied with q crowd, There
i great enthusiasm.
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nswRnn nIARKRT-JuLY ,.


fHY rELEoRAFH.l
FIOJiR--sieady. Sb,2s6e5,59 for common 70 e1
Ara state Sf95 oF hvorte double extra city btands
" "vE1fPA i'-NIarkct dropping and quiet Sales are
eonfnsd 10 small lots which would not establish
piGlS61lRN-Lower and insetlvoi sc offered and &C
0ITs-Unchanged
HfRfEY a. RYE-Scarca and quiet
CfNGI, I,FREIGHrS-Lower on grain; -four ~
yrbeaf Tlsc: corn 7e, 70 New ! ork. q,
LAKE IEIPoRTS-6i6 bbls Hour 9lioO buAh
wheat: lO0l00 bush corn. q,
CANAL RXPORT6-s0o bbln houri $500 bush
wheat; 5000 bush corn; 500 bush oats.
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l. The price per hundred sheets for folding all bills
resolutions, pamphlets OF dOcuments ordered to be
2 The price per hundred copies for stitching the
3. The price per hundred copies for brochurs COW
erng Of all documents ordered to DO covered in bro
ehure BY the General Assembly or either branch
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HEgarcE BARlot, FfaiRtiss u t Asj htia1asyj. Sh'fH
GHERIFFS SALE-PURSUANT

SHERIFF'S SSALE-PURSUANT
~ the commands Of two writs Of venditiOui expo
Issued from the COuIt Of Common Pleas Of Guy
ahOga County, one at the suit Of EFastus T. Gaylord
Surveyor, plaintiff, against Horace A Ackley, de-
fendAut, and the other ct the suit Of John A. Vim
cent, plaintiff, against said Acklsy, defendant shall
offer for sale at the door Of the Court House in the
city Of Cleveland, In said county the 2sth day OF
July, 1850, at O'Clock P. N. Of said day the follow
ing described lands and tenements to wit; situate in
the county Of CuyahOga and State Of Ohio and
o. "a, s. 36, 81 and s Of H. A. Ackley allotment Of
ten acre lot No. 90 in the City Of Cleveland.
D. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff
Williamson Riddle, and O. & W. s. Stetson, At
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PASSED.

DETROIT, JUNE R3l.-UP-Steaner Sea Bird; prOpel-
Ter Iron City, Acorn, Globe, Cleveland barque In
yincibie: brig @. p. Williams schooner st. An
drews, San Jacinto, Milwaukee, Belle, Annexation,
Nightingie, Bonnie Doom, summit.
DOEE-Steamer Columbia; propeller Fountain
City, Montgomery, Cuyah0ga; barque LOOmis, Wa
verify; brig Globe, Commerce, Isabella, ROscuis I;
schooner H. L. Lansing, G. II. Walker J. W. Brown,
Ethan Allen, Orion, Eclipse, Cortland, Uncle Tom,
Darlington, J. B. Chaplin, Millard Fillmore, John
Weber, g. L. Newman, Bell sheridan, Freeman,
Flight, Dispatch, Rapid, Joseph COchrane, Mary
Williams, Niagara.
SUNDAY TO l ?. n
UP-Propeller Racine, Quincy barQue Fame brig
Mechanics schooner Midnight, Dane, COTneliG,
Waurecan, Moselle, AutOcrat, l.. n. Mason.
DOWN-Propeller Burlington, Cleveland; barque
MaSsilOn, America, Danube, Illinois lfor Boston j;
schooner Mary B, Hale, Dane, Somerset, Cadet, Hur
rlcane, Golden Harvest, Twin Sister, Huntress, B.
Parsons, Marshheld.
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MIscFLLANEnns

sALE.-The brig Concord, which has been the cause
ofso much trouble, growing out Of her collision
with the propeller Gen Taylor has been disposed Of
at Marshals sale at the saut, Mr. Mcknight bidding
her in ct the nominal price Of SlOo-Detrof Tribune.
Cor Of the Detrolt Daily Advertiser.
Sen. R. c. HARNAN, of QueenstoEn, Ireland,
June IS ls60. q
Wo have at last arrived at Cork, after longer
voyage than We expected. At hAlt-past nine this
morning were greeted With the first sight Of land
have had for p days and have just made the har
Dor az 7. M wrote you last from Kingston,
Q. W., which place we len for Montreal on Saturday
May 5th. Had very pleasant trip to Montreal, and
arrived there on Thursday, May 10TH without meet
ing with any more serious accident than getting
aground In the Lachine Canal, but after an hour OF
tWOs labor we got the vessel under way again, and
went in sWimminRly. Left Montreal in tow Of the
steamer J. Mckenzie In company with the schooner
J. T. Warner Friday the ilth ult and arrived in
Quebec on saturday afternoon. Set sail from Que
bee on sunday noon, 18th, with the Warner. The
pilot left Friday, the 18Th at the mouth Of the
River st. Lawrence. We had lost sight OF the War
ner in the mean time entirely. We sighted st.
Pauls Island on Tuesday, I'D, and caught sight Of
Warner on the same evening We have had very
pleasant voyage, but great deal Of head wind until
the last three days. since when IL has been favorable
We 81 days from Quebec and ~ from CleVeland-
not very long voyage, but not short abe made
last year. for then she made the whole distance in
g days. The Warner has not yet been heard from,
/ an informed
Yours, respectfully, F.W.F.
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7lLEYELAND & TOLEDO RAIL
NLEVELAND AND ERIE RAIL

CLEVELAND AND ERIE RAIL
~ RQAD.-sUNHEE AKRAEaElEET. ls6g.
. on and after Monday, April 9th, 1850, Passenger
Trains viii run as follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
1000 A. n MAIL IhAIN-stOpDing al all Stations
except Wicklide, Mentor, Perry, Union
vile, eaybrook and sWanTills; and arrives
q Erie 10 p X, Dunkirk 3.s5 P r., Buf-
$40 P n. CINCINNATI EXPRESS TRAIN-stou-
ping a. PainesVille, ABhtabula and Girard
only and arrives AZ Erie 6.32 P. =, Dun
XIX ~ P. n. Buffalo go P. -.
4.l0 P. q. 6OAhEAUT UTACCOMMODATION TRAIN
stopping az al Stations
80 P. n NIGHT EXPRESS thanksgiving az
Painesyille, Ashtabula and Girard only I;
and arrives az Eris l2.f7 A. ~, Dunkirk
80 A. Il, Buffalo 4:20 A. n
LEANE ERLE.
l:55 A. n. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIE-StOpping At
Girard, Ashtabula and PainssTills only,
and arrives at Cleveland $50 A.
1913 A. \. MAIL TRALA-stOpping at ell Stations
except SaybroOk, UniOnVille Perry, Men
tor and Wicklids, and arrives at Cleveland
2s3O p u.
l:40 p. M. DAY EXPRESS TBAIH-stUppinR Al Gi-
rard, COnneaut, Ashtabula and PainesViiis
only, and arrives IT Cleveland SO P x
Accommodation HrEin viii leave Cuuneaut az 600
A. H. stopping at all stations, and arriving at CleVe
land at 9:l0 A. a..
All the trains going westward connect At Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus, gincin-
natl, St. Louis Ee; and all the trains going eastward
Railroad, and ct Buffalo with those fths New York
Central and Buffalo New York City Railroads.
H. NOTTIGGHAMs Sup't.
Cleveland, April g, 1860.
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]. The price per hundred sheets for folding the
laws, journals and public documents
same
3. The price per hundred copies for half binding
same
:. The price per hundred copies for brochure COW
ering Of such Of the same as shall Be required be
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CHERRIES S1LE-BY v

CHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
~ Of alias writ ofvenditioni exp0nus, issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas, of Cuyahoga county, at
the suit Of Abraham r, Van Nest Of al, plaintidB
against H. ii. Gilett, defendant, TO me directed,
shall offer for sale at the door Of the Court House. IN
the city OF Cleveland In said county on the Tth day
Of July, 1850 at o'clock r. H., Of said day the iol
lowing lands and ten0mentB, TO wit:
Commencing at the intersection Of the southerly
line Of Vermont street with the eastsTly line Of West
street; thence eastery along the sOutherly line OF
vermont street. sixty mine feet; thence B0utherly,
parallel with the east line OF West street. sixty feet
themes easterly parallel with the south line Of Yer
mont street eleven feet; thence southerly parallel
With the EAST ns Of West street thrty-eiFht teet;
thence westerly parallel with Vermont street eighty
feet % the east line OF eat street. thence northeFy
long the east line Of West street. ninety feet
to the place Of beginning: being the premises
described in deed from GilmOn Folsom, Jr to H.
H. Giett, recorded in vol 49, pages 80 and 5I Guy
ahoga county records, and further known as the n.
W. corner Of Block Xxx, In the Buffalo Company al
lotment in Cleveland formerly Ohio City, Cuyaho-
ga county, Ohio. Appraised at s 100
., L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
HFRRTcE 4 BARtoyr PIafntffs affornev
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CHEVELAND. COLUMBUS AND

q iAL E1ANO, NO1 UMDUO AM
~ CINCINNATI RAILROAD.-SUNHER ~
1850 Passenger Trains win leave Cleveland a. iol-
6.sD A. n. n Y 4 Cincinnati ExpFsss-stoppiuq At
Berea, Grafton, Wellington, New London,
Salem, Shelby, and ali Stations south Of
shelby reaching Columbus lls3O A. n,
Cincinnati 4.20 A. n.
3;l5 P. n MISUNDERSTANDING at all Stations
and reaching Columbus go P r., Cincin-
natl $40 A. n.
500 P Night EEpress-StoPpinga Al Berea Grafton,
Wellington, heW London, shelby Crest
line Gallon, CardingtOn, and Delaware,
reaching Columbus Hoo P. n, Cincinnati
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, Sandusky, Mansfield 4 Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Mt. Vernon, Newark, Zanesyilles
CrestIine, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayns 4 Chicago Rail-
road, Tor Forest, Upper Sandusky, DelphOs,
Lima, Fort Wayne, LapOrte, Chicago, &C..
west, and East for 4ansheldi Wooster, Mas
sill0n, &C.
Gallon and Bellsfontains Railroad Line for Marion
Bellsfontaine, Sidney, Union, Muneie, In
dtnapolis, Terre Haute, Nincemnes, EVaus-
vile, Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, &C.
Delaware, with Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Pitts
burgh Railroad for Springfield.
Columbus, Little Miami & Columbus, and Xenia
Railroad, for Xenia, Dayton, indianapolis,
Terre Aaute, St. Louis Morrow, LOVeland,
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio 4 Mis-
sissippl Railroad at Cincinnati for Louis
vile, Evansville, Cairo, St. Louis, and all
points on the Ohio river.
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, Zanss-
vile, Wheeling, &c, Columbus, PiQua and
Indiana Railroad for Piqua, Urbana, &C.
G5- For Tickets to all points and information ap-
ply at the Union Ticket Once 81 Superior street. or
Z. 8. FLINT, Superintendent.
Cleveland, June H. 1853.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-03
MARINE.
FORT OF CLEVELAND.
EzTERED-July ?

EzTERED-July 2
stmr Ocean, Evans, Detroit.
PROP Fountain City, Peck, 0ntOnagon, 259 pkgs
fsh, rs masses copper, Hanna, Garreiaon
Go.
Prom OWeRo Rowland, Dunklrk, IS tons mdz.
5chr Resoute Wells, Marquette, 4l9 tons iron ore,
Cleveland Mining Co,
schr Servant, Cook, Marquette, l30 tons iron ore,
Cleveland Mining 70.
schr Ethan Allen, Harris, Marquette s0O tons Iron
orc, Cleveland Mining %.
schr Return, church. Marquette, 400 tons iron ore,
Cleveland Mining 90.
schr John Weber, Young, Marquette, go tons iron
ore, Jackson Mining 90.
schr Star Of the North, Payne, Marqustte 954 tons
iron ore, r.. sherman.
schr. A. Medbury, Warner Buffalo, 400 bbls salt.
schr Madison, Bartlett, Buffalo, IS tons coal 30 tons
crockery