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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27
Cambridge Csisie Market.

YsPoATzD Tx. n. Y. THlSUSE. MI Gro. Rupy.
WEDNssDAY, DC % lsxc
Whole number o. CI,e e, market 5OS; about 100 Reeves
snd Jos Stores, consisting Of Working Oxen Mia Gown
onr two and tlfes year ol1.
Prices OF MlSEEE BgRv-rT'rs, $500 81: fl-. ,nLiy
re second qualify $SS5; third isy ~ ~; ord usry 90
PkICSs o. SORE CNTTIHHOIkins OJe. yer pair moo.
et2tD bl2l; Cove and Calves nom as ~ Ye.hinss.
none Twoyess ID, 90 to Si3 lhrsey xlI to Ell.
Sheep ard Lshs 1880 narteti pcas In lots 81 s0es sc
eacE estss, ~, ~ ~ ~ ~ i ~, dom y 60 y ID.
ElAsIA fil0x KACK sTA9A-
ohy& shpk
Cattle, Im,s Cattle. L'pIb--
Isin..,........... 81 - W.st.rI...........
Ns..tlagi p.lIs...20o lO.C.ssi........,.... Is -
Yen OF .........,lS $40
EY,achusctt,,.... "A ;7sl Tosl .......5Oa l,so
Bi3ss. &C, q y; r.lo~, % &c. q -; Pe, ~ each.
C4i SKINS, lyfsilc. u n.
Boef Ers and klss, q,sliy tclai,. lOhins bot de
best, Lsgse, fat, -.slfsi OSen.
Sc ynd qualify incujes Tho oct gra fed Ots1 TIA bed z4r
fe1 Cove. and tie bee tire sglrold Ses.s.
Otiins1y consists ol Bdls. ~nd the rs!os- % iotx
suEs-Extrs inslea Ios.e md ne lhoss Of inrsxSs.p
quality throw our
Thr- 40 The rsai Tn IL and rastea Ran.
ths oso a5d Lowell and "a ever tho bitshAu
- o. thos eFrs III, hcibuEg ere ffvp Albany .''
Rs@AkA~ tfere slight improvement "a tie proe q
le les. ptsi ott tAr hAn sfoOk sOld TIE
CceA s"d c k,nrcky ste~r q rssrkx woSsbids
" M' u - Fcst ofr'p sdi - y a,sd slasg ,Aaa 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27

INSPECTION op TIE CRoroS AqUEDUcr.-Ibs in-
spection Of the Croton Aqueduct, which would have
taken place few weeks since had ii not been for the
unfortunate bursting of the Fifh%ayenue mains, thu
Commissioners DOW think viii have 70 be deferred III
Spring.
Dr. Williams Of Maryland I. N. Bramhall Of Boz
ton Lieut.. Fitz Lse of the United States Army, End
c. l.. jerome of New-orleans, at the Metropolitan
Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27
LATER From Mexico.

NLw-ORLEAss, "Wednesday, Dec -. lstV.
The steamship Tennessee has arrived here WIN Vera
Cr,l dates of the 22i inst. aud 81 ,0U in specie.
General GocOuris and Minister MclAne arc pas
GSnersl Mi1arnon had surprised the Libeals at To-
,rcs capturjpQ 100 men and ~ cannon, and taxing
General. Deg3lado Bornolabal, Trenio, and other,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27
rRI PUBLIC PREPARED FOE THESE DISCLOSURES.
.. Ind.nan deL,i ~ thn Mo.hingtnn eorresIOnCanl v

THI PUBLIC PREPARED FOE THESE h4'' Lo'Dhi'.
Independent" the Washington correspondent "
The Philadelphia North A9iericGt, ssys:
Startling AZ this event ia, the public here hare
been prepared for disclosures q1tc " serious re
Orst is b. no b,,4Es told and when some VI The de-
tartmens are Overhauled by they successors in Office
revelations will be made Tor s:on hing t'la any
which have yet leaked ont. The investigation q M
last Congress proved, beyond the possibility or doubt
that ~ stem Of corruption established hero WEE
ont parallel in the history Of the Government Con
tract obt and fayol have been parceied out. hr0uSh
notorious agents aud Infamous employees, which have
coz; the country millions Of dollars. Large sumo thus
procured med opcr'ein Congress, and 70 sad
dize the press, while the reIraindcr uent into tho
rocLe.s of Officials and instruments who u8y oe seeh
prowhng around the departments, with free entry 20
certain Secrefsrle- lsrt who b. no possibility could
obtain admission to any sonliemans circle or table,
These fact. ar ho common talk Of the town. and have
been 70 or three yesg- past. They arc just as much
sna The hNIes, AND iiAnt di,regnl q opinion eN'
iticj ,h..e 10 hn,r ia tied incc r'l ieioos hs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27
co.u;n. .r the Trxas Legislature

Nyw.OIuU>s, wednesday, Dee 70 1901
Tie --latest sdsicy- from rea's state that Gov, hoa'
,o win convene Az extra sssoion Of the Texas LeS'n
,e on the DIST Of January, 70 consider the present
Tiss. ,,1h.
IN, Convention Of he people Nil BE he'd On no
S'l Of January
rbe secession feeling il IN The ascendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27
The Allegheny Arsenal Excitement,

PITTsBURGB, Pa, Wednesday, Dec. PC, 1850
The guns have not yet been sent from the Allegheny
Arsenal but the public mind is still agitated upon the
subject Strong hopes are entertained that the order
viii be revoked by the Secretary of War
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27

PHILADELPHIA, Tuosday, Dec. 20, lStO
Henry VI. Fuller, ex-Menber OF Congress ron 'ne
lonesdale District, died this mornings III tins e'ty o
typhoid fever aged no. lie wa defeated candidate
iD the I'D Distric. bist October.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27
Railroad Accidents.

STAFFORD, G. W., Tuesday, Dec -, ZOO
Dr. Stanleton was almost instantly killed while at
tamptin. 10 get on III express train this morning.
PToRIA, ILL.,. "wednesday, Dec D. 1860
A passenger train on the Peoria and Oquawka Rail-
road ran of the track when four miles ont this morn
ing. +. n Muller of Lodi, n. y, WA fatally injured
None OF the others were hurt severely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the AnglO-SaxOn and the Canada,
TREATY or PEACE IN CHINA,

BY the arrival Of the AnglO-Ssxon at Portland on
Wednesday night, and the Canada at Halifax yester-
day we have dates from Liverpool and Queenstown TO
the 18th and 10th inst. The Canada will be due at
Boston early on Thursday morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27
neath OF Ralph FarBUin.

GREAT FAILS, n. H., Wednesday, Dec. 70, 300
Ralph Farnum, the last survivor 0! the battle oil
Bunker Ill., died this morning at the resid'ce % NE
son' 10 Acton. Maine. His ag5 WAS lot years,
rrnnths - daYs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27
I.ou5sIana.

EEw-OnLLANs. "Wednesday, Doc. % 10Y,
Tho cooperation meeting this e'eaag' 70 'a,ny INC
nomination Of aele.ates, Wa wcl attended speeches
zere rnade D. Nj SoulI alI 0LLrr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27
. .-;,.I of the Canada AT Boston.

BOsrOs, "Wednesday, Uoc. % I9.V
The Aearoabip Csna1a from Liverpool VIA lialiiSv,
-, od 81 bs noJt n O'Clock this evening too l'e
Cor her mails to bs Forwarded South. They viii re
tpr0fnded Tomorrow morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27
Naval Intelligence.

Rosros, WodueHday, Dec. %, 1851
Three hundred men Eere yesterday sent from ti'
CbsrIestoWn Navy Yard by special tiao, 70 join tho
sbip-of.wsr Macedonian, at Portsmouth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27
THE SEVEN PER CENT STATE LOAN
BIDS AND AWARDS.

The bids for the per cent State loan OF Al O-
OOO, to supply the deficiency in Sinking Fund were
opened at u o'clock yesterday, at Albany. There
uvsre fort . -four hids "a follOws:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27
DIED,

ELLIsu act evening AFTER shor, illness BenjSn Ellis.
eyed 50 years
The funeral win take place Friday st -. M from No Ia
last Broadway. Hs relatives end friends respectfully 10
sssd - attend Sitboal father nslics
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27
How Drowned at sacI.e,l'- Harbor.

SACKETT's HARBOR, y. L., Dec, 70, 1861.
Three boys fell through the ice while skating on the
BAY to-day sOn Of Nm. Petit was drowned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27
Gone into LE1uisfatIOp.

puILAUELTHGt, Wedncs1ty, Doc. ID ~
The Sta 4. Saving. Fund ha- gJue into liquids -i2o,
hi, ing Insds aukssiguinen;.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27
Fire at south Bend, lnsi.

Sourr BYyD. TUESDAY, Dec. -, 1850,
Oliver & Little's pillow .adory and D. fl.e adj sd.
of 9aNfory yycrt burned 1t o'lp,h this morning.
1sa aI56lO; no iusgfgr'".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27

Notice is hereby given that the following described
bonds have been unLwfllly abstIacted from the De
parnent vi the Interior a; Washington, and oil persons
arr cautioned asain-. purchasing ho sGe or making
any advances thereon eud,bat steps being
taken 10 stop she payment thereof and OF tn coupons
becoming due after January next.
Here follows Est OF liJ Tennsesee per cent
bonds Tor 81 COS EACH and 81 Missouri per cent Pa
cihc Railroad bonds for 81 900 eaeh and 80 State Of
Misouri, ST. Louis aud Iron Mountain Barosd bonds,
for ~ 600 each; and 81 Missouri o per cent bonds
with ihe North Missouri Railroad bonds, Tor 81 90
each; and 90 State OF Missouri Hannibal and 81. Jo-
sepb Railroad bondr Tor 81 900 each; and 80 Missouri
per cent bondr, with North HisouTi Railroad state
bonds for 81 ,0OO each and 80 North Carolina per
cent bonds, fer 81 goo each
Ahda5o SOL 900 OF Elk per cent oouds OK the state Oh
North Carolina, nteres. payable in April and October
which were also ab-.Fected from the Department. the
Numbers OF which viii be given 20 the public "a soon 80
q lie, OF the same can be prepared. hOsEs KELLY.
Chief Clek Of lie Interior DepartEleni,
Baal.s g.sI Stg, Dec. -, ls,i
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12
NEw YORK MARKET-Jan. Ii.
10y TELEaRAPH.l

Aseefa bet steady Sales 45 bbls pots at S52s, AMI
20 bulls pearls Ht IS BIZ.
rioUT-Sales o. sOJ bbls ct IS Is520 for super state
S. 25Gss g for Sle S5O as 20 for super western
0r inferior 20 good shipping brands oxra round hoop Ohio
Market easier with raheT more dong for export Closing
qu et
chulce. Market less buoy 1t.
Rye El0uT-Se Ing al S3,T5,9440
ckwheat FlOurIn good demind at S22j2 81 per 100
Corn $50 bbs al 50 90 for Jersey, and sl2O
Whea2Easier, with more doing for export Sales $500
bus oice No hi spring n Sl.0; 5JO0 do prime MIlw
Cnh Ut 2i aud DO winter red STATE 81, - for mill
ins; prime wuue CanBda sold al 81 a.
B3fsySu hchErges, sales 90 bus State Al 7s6s6c as
CorS-Dull and heavy Sales SC bus al s2asc for new
hte ana yellow; SIC at the dock for COED new liked
osis-Jn tile belt er request Sales at l51I9S47c
10 Stale and tan4GiIn.
wh,ky-Wnhout material ch ,nse. sa'es $50 bbls at
255(G2Jc.
Sales 65n hbls III SIG Ia 25 mess; S75 Old and $500
new mimt; Sl5,ORdls, IL nag prime meas.
Fee-U Un1hanged Hhd only 10 limit d demand SIS l5O
hbls at $NtJO countrv pIlne S55bO country NESS SB
SO new TepacEed mess; Sl0,50GSll extra mess
Prime beef IN moderate request Sales go eIces
beef R ms-Firm. sales 20 bbls wsn at sli,5OGl5OO
r5b'w-lh hotter demand. sales 5000 bbls Butchers
Cuf 1Iess-prr. sa.es 500 pscksgess sK for shOu
der; glS(l93< for hams
B4e5s-Quiet Sales 20 boxes short ribbed mddIes at
f.ard-Tuu. Sales $50 bills at lO9S9l6sSe
Butie-ln moderate request al l2gltc iOr Ohio. and 59
&c fT Srite.
Cheess-stoady at sallKc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12

eQnesdA yEFehlhBs Jan. ~ iooV.a
FLOUR-UnchAnged Sale 20 bis choice extra
at s5,75.
WHEAT-Firm Sales 2 cars red from store
at sl,.s
CORN-Is without inquiry anddull, Sale car
ears at 6Oc delivered.
HIGHWINES-Sale 10 bis at 22kc
HoGS-Packersl are Enot buying Ito any exten',
and the business doing is confined to small lots
at s5fO 96,OO.
CHEESE-Sales W. r. at 0c.
EGGS-Sale bis at l6c.
FRUlTS--Dried apples are in good request, with
sale 5000 lbs at 6e. 5OOlbs. unpeeled peaches sold
at &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12

CHERIFFS SALE.-PURSUANT
~ to the command Of order of sale, issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of OuYahOga county az tile suit Of
Lucy Brown plaintiff, againt Alexander Garrett ct AL
defendants directed anil delivered, shall offer for
the door Of the Court House. COtner Of Seneca and
Chsmpla streets, in the City OF Cleveland ia said coun
on the 3st day Of January leo at Ock P NJ. said
Situate IN the Ci eVeand in the county Of CuyRhOga
Stale OF Ohio, aud known blOts hundred aud
aud hundred und Of The subdivision Of uTE
lots crYeght and 0Ttynue 4s and l9) in the tOwq
ship f Brooklyn M tde b. Elisha Taylor and James NJ.
H0yt and recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Cuyn
hoga C. unity, said lots fronting Forest size and being
forty (4 feet rnnt EACH and one hundred and J20
deep aud ruunDg back alley beng eighty ieet
front together, Said lots appraised a 50 each.
d. L. WIGHTMAN, ShsnE
and Special Master Commissioner.
CrTasR q STaDE Attorneys for DIsintif lec7l.2jS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12

PROFESSOR OF ELE TROPATHY & MEDICINE,
" Office No III Ontario street, stairs, few doors
- once hours from to L. and from Ito o'clock daily
dave 1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12

Hsy........ yltoul9 900 Is Oa
Do baled 2(ton % 20 90
Hops e3lb 20 70
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12

At Cleveland with sgeland and Toledo, Cleveland Co
lanbus CincinHa Cleveland and Erie sad CisVs I'D
and PlttsbuTg HalrS ts
Al SOloL with hacks 70 hagrin Falls, &c.
Al Mantua Wilh hacks for Ravenna, En
Al BTscBvile with hacks 70 News0I Fsiss, &c.
Al Waneu with hacks to Shsrsn. o. een6sld MeadTilO
Bloomfield Cahfeld &c.
At ! YOUNGSTOWN with stages for New Castle Poland,
Lowell and EnOn VAlleY, and thence BY r =. ". T. B.
CHAs. L RHODES, supt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12
CINCINNATI MARKET.
rFrOn the Gazette of J.nsary lh.l

FlourNa demand eIcsp, for home oonsumItiOui hold
ers im NJ S5 90G5 40 Tor sRpsIine --
1heat-FirH At 81 s09 ~ for rcd, and Sl29l2 for
whiae.
COrn-FiTm At 556Olr; good dema d.
Oats Frm at fs(lf9c
Rvr-iu d-mand 81 81 90.
Hogs-C in freelV Receipts for the week past are
q SO head The market iCAv Is weak, closing at S6a9
D. 20 for averages - I80 20 go rs.
Sugars-Have dee ned &c Ihn the past week, closing
with moderate demand at " slc for llw price to prime.
Moiasses-46G4le.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12
CHERIFFlS SALE-RY VIRTTTE

~ Of writ Of FieTi Facias. Issued from the Court cf
Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga County, at the suit Of William
GuIdOn, et al pliathS against Thomas IohEson.
fenlunt have levied upon and shall expose for ssle
Seneca aad pAaplain streets I'm The City ef 0leveand
said County on the lth day Of February, 1850 at O'Clock
ements' 70 wit: Sit ale in the washiD Mddlebugh,
Ia the County of Cuyahga. and State Of Ohio and
kngwn IN Lots Nos i've t0 md thir:yiL 36) in the
village of B-Tel" ID l.. Wt6HrMAN, Sheriff
q NJ BARBER. Pitts ATT. Ianll.2gg
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-

Read Notices in The Tribune since Dec /, 1883
From his Excellency, JAMES D WESTCOTT. Governor
OF Florida, and member o, the United Staes Senale
For upwards Of twenty f years s1tcted with
disease family which the best medical and surgical
talent III the country failed cure but which welded
salts manner g. the GTaefenber Remedies
rfsly adg gfeaf fheir
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12
Druas.
NEW TREATMENT.
Young MIN TAKE PARTICULAR N0TIcE,,


An rsTumsnt the Of Nocturnal Emissions moi
properly kuuyTn Ssminal Weakness &c Can be perm
neny cured 10 from hssn days % two months By the %
this Instrument when used cuniuiutlr with medicine
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12
CHICAGO MARKET.
TFron De Prsss anl Tlibune, Ial. 10 ]

tFrom the Press and Tribune, Jan. 10
Flour-MOre active and hmar
Whait-A slight de lias. Sales No Chicago spring at
S7c No slnng al 5 uni Cub at Sl,'4
ClITu--Bull - i irreau Yiug rIn a 10 sic.
Whisky Advanced; ssles at p 4 1l22c.
HOgs-Quiet At S5,25,GS6.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12
1sMa1a0R.

TOR SHAKESPEARE AND HIS
IL FRIENDS" on hand and made to order in a great
"a ariety OF styles and the best mannur, at
octli J. W. SARGEANT'S, Marble Block.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12
Rail RCaOs.
1859--6O.

Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad
Ek1l =
- .1- Ne - ~ -.
WINTER ARRANGEME
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov.
" "a ls5s Passenger Train leave ClsYsland sioiOv
Iso A NJ. Cincinnati Ezprf ss stOppiI Berea Graf
too In Grange, Wellnaiou, New London. Sa-
lem shelby, aur AL stations south Of Shelby.
20 u Cincinnati Night PazseuFeT stopping
tl0na between ClsVeland and Gallon, and a
CaIdisgton and DeiawaTei also, stopping 20
leave passenger a. al q atoms south Of Gallon.
CONNECTIONS
BholbT, sanduaky Mansfield Newark Railroad foI
o., Mansfield Blt Ysmen Newark. Zanegyillss Ee
CfaItn8, Pittsburgh r. Wayne and Chicago Railroad,
tgr Forest Upper Sanduskg, Dellh6u, Lima, Ft
WaYnei Lhporie, Chicagot &C. west and Eas.
Gaos lhd Rsosd is Lac or arau Belle
lontaine sicnEy UnH5z, Muheie, lndiaEapOiis
leIa Hauta Bnnta, Evansville, lOuisEiils
8iI0, 81 LSuia, &C.
Dsaua iJtOn aal Cineiunali LiRs, To- SpTiHgfold O.
Dayton, Hamilton CrnGnbatl. RiehnoHd. In
diaulpOlis, Ieng Hauta, 81 LOUIS nc: and at
CInlinnati with the OhiO h MissiEsiBDi Rail
load iof Louisville, and al points IN ms ohiS
Cstrubus Litds Miami and Columbus, and Xsnia Rail
rad, icr kenia Dayton, lndi imap0is, TsITs
Hauto 81 LOUIS, MORROW, LOVslaud aad Cln-
cInnaii and WlthtA Ohlo anil Mississippi HaIl-
road a. Cincinnati Tor L0u.ssille EVansVLs
Care 81 Louis, and al D 10 On the Ohio river.
C5iuubua Central Ohio Railroad i0f Newark ZanssEils
Wheeling, ac COlumbus, PiQua and Indiana
Railroad Tor Pqua, UFndna Ee
~ For Tickets 70 ell points and HloFmati0n apply 80
the Union Ticket Once 81 supeTioTsrost, Al the Pa
ssnser Station. 90, -,
Olsvsland New p ls59
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET-Jan. II.
ru4r rsrprraum

-c1nd Board-Chi R 62l; G2lena Gu ca3o 6l16, n
gid l9s H1d on rs Fri, ~ \ 7S4 f9n1ma III
nds sii Pacific Mail 1856 III entTal b75S Reading
AE; kY 6s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12
Fishing '1'aCKIP,

> JUST RECEIVED--An-
C-saens~ other fne Il Of Conroy's Fishing Rck 10
suitable king Pike Bass Trout either in lake Tv
err brook such Rods, Reels ines, Hooks, SMELLS
Fiies Ely Bs0ks, MinnOW Semes, Nets, &C. Eo,ut o
H. HATTERSLEH'S Gun Store
I02 sHpeTloT 81, cleY0l6nd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12
ORDER or ATTACHMENT,

J. MAsURT Plaintiff Before Samuel Foliumbe Esq.
against Justice Of thq Ptac Of Cleye-
J. H. PUITE. Defendant land, Cuyahoga county Ohio
THE DEFENDANT, j. II. PULTE,
Il will take uoca that at my instance the 23d daj
December s59 the above nHm Justice issued or
der OF attachment aguLst the goods, chaitss and credits
# said defendant the ab0Ys entitled eausp, claim
against him my favor for the sum Of Ss 96-lOahs snd
that said action st for hearing before ssd Justice the
7lh daV Of February, ls60. al o'clock A. II.
dec2e.265 JOSEPH MASURY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12
sORFHRRN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
N. II. CO.'S EXPRESS,

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising the fOnONing efficient ahd rsliabls lake
Lines.
Daily to DUEKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to SANDUSKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT
Iri-Weskly 70 ooGDENsBDRGH, csWEGO, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND.
Tri-Wsskly to CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, MACKL
MAC and Intermediate Ports.
z Property CONSIGNED delivered tr our care will 70
csIVe prompt and careful attention and dis4stch
q Passengers will be ticketet through al directions
al The lowest rates.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12
Mrs. HELEN NJ. WRIGHT, MatTon
MT LEVI BUTTLIcS, Business Assistant


Parents arc assured that while boarding pupils contribute
much than Day pupils to the support me p5Imslency
of the lnsutOn we are enabled by system
attic ARRANGEMENT Of their time theiT study ther Ieeea-
zion and by their withdrawal from The Huemens and IN
erruptions If home and society to do vastly more aud pet
ter them than can for day pupils ard ard 20 the
advantages that cannot bs secured 10 any day school
Its therefore hoped that all who come from abroad viii
enter BOARDING. pupils and that citizens OF Cleveland
will far they make u convenient 70 90 So sehu
their daughters boarding pupils, titus advancing le
Derity and usefulness OF their ODn institution q Wch
they should and msY JUSTLY be Droud and at the same
time than repaid, BY the greater
No pains will be shared render their connection with
tho Institution both pleasant aad pr able IL viii be the
constant and effort nf All ~ Ahy way WIN
the management Of the Institution 70 secure te hes
pc ble advantages in all departments Ot athoroush ana
Suporiar advantages are afforded to those who wish to
Painting, these departments are lunutI the
charge Of teachers who devote themsevey 70 their r.
snesive d. aTments and have thus attained hsh oIee
Mons su6t ma i've of Paris fine scholar and superior
lugust beng teacher by prniesSOn teaehss Win care
and precision rarely Observed and as he resces IN inc sem
ina his uupIls have the best possible opportunity Of
learning speak the language correctly Und with huenoy
Pupils from the city, whose parents desire ~ VIII be AZ;
be made from the bills Of such, no expense s lsrey
saved 10 the Seminary and indeed we greaIl plsi "
have al remain with without Interruption through inc
term. -, r.
their homes 10 the Seminary and back can be ncomH-
ted reasonable rate by applying Al the OmhDus oce
Citzs, and others are invited 10 call and examine the
Institution and It's beautiful surroundings and satisfy mem
selves that advantages superior 70 those mere oeu are
TERNs:-FO Board and Tuition per Term Of twenty
WeskE 500 For Tuition of Day Pupils, fm Sb 10 Y2O
Bills payable advance No pupils received for less thnn
For further Information and admission. address
decle S. N. SANFORD, Principal.
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PY VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL
II MORTGAGE, executed by Theodore Schefler to J,
StODpel 60 the 9Th day OF August 1873 for he
Of forty dollars and interest and deant having been
made in the payment Of the said sun, h1n for
sale public vendu Tuesday, the l7h day Of Janua
rv ls6O at O'Clock NJ said day, at the front Of the
Morning Leader Building No li6 Superior street, in this
ci.y, the following described property, 10 wit:
j. W. SMITH. Constable
ClaVeland. IanuarR sth. ls6O ian7: :26b.lOd
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Ctaal Nrttfts.
gSTGNEEig 8ALE-IIndeT d

A sSIGNEE'S SALE.-Under and
"A By vrlue Of the authority vested 10 By deed OF
haslgnng, executed sud delivered 10 b. Marshal Car
s0n, II Oeveland shHl oheT for sale public
ton at ktora No lsi SUI T street, Ia tho city Of CleVt
day the 8 DAY Of - bruary A. D. 1880, at 10 o'clock
h The oBt re stock Of Goods contained said Store,
consisting Of PtCT Language, WntOW Shades, Paints,
Glass Vamish, aud variety other aTticl together
dse2s.ss9 WEUAN CtuTTENDFN A,.ignee
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CHERRIES SALE.--PURSUANT

~ 10 tbs cumIpanl OF q wutoi Yand t1pouas issued
pmthe COuu OfCOmmun pleas OF Cuyahoga county The
ut OF A. @ rluor pum nEtinst FTedeiCE HHusGTmnn,
delt 20 me directed shall of ioT sale az public auction
al the door Ol the Court House corner o. genera Cam
DaH slTertsl M the city Clio, nd In said county
the 23d day u Janta 1907 a. otock r. NJ Of said day.
thufollOwtng DESERVED lands tsnsmTnta 10 Wit Sit
uale IN the tONpsh Of Parm8 county CuynhOaa. Ohio
and part uf Lat No StveH-su az In the Tuck
rimHn Tract called being u OF said Lot No II except
pE piece on tue south par thereof conveyed by said
Ereu6ick Hausnrmau tu tOt II HIusurmsi y
deed tud boom ei q O s3ufh tnst and ~ tot
ues, aud n The nth bv lno te be drtwn parallel will
sud souh Inns from ca o. WC through said Lot No II
and far ouuuga lrn aid f0th line contain ten u
land more or les the piece city enied obe conveyed
being hitY bud or less but subject 10
all .esal highway o." Apr led a S $50 %.
ID. l. WlGHTM N, Sheriff
Y DO