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M WILL sroP AT NAoKrNAc. WILL 60 TO SUPERIOR
CITT.
The Steamers ARCTIC and SEA BIRD viii mHkv trip
each for Pleasure ExcuB Ons touching At all points on
both shores Lake Superior during the months Of July
ard August; due notice of which will be given.
The MoRTaoMERY, ARCTIC and SEA BIRD are all First
Class Low Pressure SteameIs Their Passenger accom-
modatonB not surpassed BY others On the Lakes
Their Commanders hhve been engaged nhe Lake service
for years past and entirely cJnVersant with its dueS
evoy Parcular II the intention Of he Of this
Line to make it A PERMANENT ONE, 50 that parties
depend having their business ne long
Boat can run during the season Of navigation.
gThe Price of Freight Passage viii be LESS
than by aay other Line on the Route. Z
It is hoped by prompt an eff lent attention the
quremens of Lake erioT people, and the public
ally by all connected wi his Line, to merit share Of
their patronage. -
JOHN HUTCHINGS CO., q
Agents for Steamer Arctic
TRoWRRIDGE. CHIRAIAE BEOD, q
Ag'ts for Steamers Montgomery" 9 Sea Bird
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE BY OR.

&AAG w llIIh1 HO AA1G d L IN
~ DER OF COGEeal-On the 4th day of May, 1850
10 O'Clock A. NJ, the premises in the township Of
Brecksvie Guy yRhnga county, Ohio. will be isod The
highest bidder thTe, fourth interest sdbec 10 the dow
srinerest AmTa Clifford thersia, in the following de-
rbed real Rshe properly Of the minor heirs Of
Foster Baker, deceased TO wit; Situate in said township
Of Brecksvile. and known of Lot No 45 said
twnshlp and bounded follows Beginning 7lr0ds
Of the northwest corner of said lot thence s0uLh
"a chains Is Inks, thence north SsHo east 50 chains ST
links to the east line OF said lot; thence uoh Ice
chains the northeast Of said lott thence west on
the north line Of said lot "a red16 links 20 the csrner Of
land owned By Polly Edgett thence south lHo II
chains 624 links; thence west south chains 60 links;
Jhence moth ~ west II ch1ns 626 links to the north line
Of said lOt thence west the nth line of said ol 9
chains and links to the place Of beginning containing 3
and e9 rods Of land. be the OF less
Also her piece Of laud situae said owoship Of
BreckGVe, AND known part Of lot No 49, and boune
ell rs follows: Commencing chains IS links south
north line Of said o and 2 rods Of the line Of
said lots thence south porael with the line Of said
Lot No e TO the south line Of ssid lot; thence
south line Of sad lot TO- George Bs northwest corner;
thence north parallel vii the west line of said lot No -
far as to nerSeot ns commencing At the place
the first corner Of these boundaries and running lko
north OF east thenos west said line the place Of be-
ginning; cOntai1lng "A acres and lO7 rods of land.
The whole Of the above described premises appraised At
seas s6.
Terms Of sale $looO 90 ossh the day Of sale. bal
sRce IN SIX months thereafter.
LYMAN BAKER.
Guaoian Of the minor heirs Of Foster Baker decreased
Cleveland, Ohio, ADril q, 1850. Apr24:6l
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Genol Notices.
Sh6FiiT' s 6 haSIGF COmmlASIOnGF'S Sale.

DlbFlD : v MubbbI OumuliANOl6FA Sale,
DURSUANT to the command of an
u order Of Sale issud from the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Cuyuhoga County a the tult Of Calvin Giddngs
plaintiff. against hemas Harltek, defendant, 70 me
directed shall Uer for sails q tho door Of the Court
House, corner Of Seneca Champlain srces 10 the
city Of Cleveland IN sail County the blh ay of May
1860 4 2 o'clock p MI OF said day the following az
scrbed ands and tonsnents wit situate in the City
Cevola d, County Of Cuyahcga and state VI Ohio, and
bounded and described follows Being lots (2lsl tao
hundred and eirhteen (A9, two hundred and nAeeen,
k) two hundred apd twenty four 5J two hundred and
thirty (3D two hundred aud thiTty-one 268l two hun
dred and gLty6 gh (24) hundred aud eVontTi0ur.
(2lb) two hundred ami enty-hVe. (36 two hundred
and ssventYaG, $50 two hundred and sixty, $3.50 two
hundred and ninety hv0s (8 two hundred and ninety sI,
o. % three hundred and SIX COD three hundred and
en- as surveyed plated and recorded n the subdivision Of
that part Of Ohio City, Cleveland, by Ezehie Fol
som known as IN Taylor Farm allotment.
" ~ apVl " siS' sac io' tsS tg az
a 81 20, 2ss " 90
-, Ts IS, 4" 20 . 90
. :95 " 100, 2s8 - - 40
sO6 7s 3T rs
D. L. WIGHTAfAN, Sheriff
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GoaI DeaIere
The Hanln1OndsviIIe

MINING & MANUFACTURING COMPANY
HAVE on hand, at Wholesale and
IL Retail, from their ownbtines and ManufactoTss-
HAMNoNDSVILLE COAL. fer Gas, Steam, smIthiug &
Domes &c use.
HAMMONDsVILLE COKE No. 1, for Manufaetunns
purposes
HAMHnHDSYLLE COKE No. 2 for Domestic uss
HADIMoNDSvILLE FIRE CLAY, we'll ground and
dry.
HAMMoNDSVILLE TIRE BRICK. common pattern,
cad wedge, 81 wojge, c rcle or aich. and cupOla.
HAMMoNDSYlLLE FIRE CLAY REToRTs AND
CHlMNEY TOPS.
HASIMoNDsvmLE FIRE CLAY TILE, CT evsry pat
tern.
HAMMoNDSvILLE FIRE CLAY FLUE COVERS or
TILE, every pattern.
HAAI8IoNDSvILLE FIRE CLAY FLOWER VASES
plpin and ornamental
HAAI1IONDSVILLE VITRIFIED WATER PIPE, GAS
PIPE, sc OF every and Vari-ty, embracing an
gle and double branch screw, bends, &C. Also,
HAAMONDSVILLE COAL OIL,
FOr ubEicating and burning. lat wholesale onIyJ
J. ]. RoCKAFELEOW,
General Agent Office on 3 P, Pier, Cleveland, o.
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CLEARED.

stmF. Nay Queen, Vigsr, Detroit.
Prop. Ogdensburgh, Richardson, Chicago, 80
tons StoneWsre, Jones' & Co.
/" Vermont, NsWkirk, 10 tons MdE., for
Toledo 200 bbls. Flour for 0gdsnsburgh,
Peltop 4 Breed.
I" 0Wsgo, Rowland, Dunkirk.
scOW Nebraska, Richmond, Toledo, $50 tons
Coal, 4 do. Grind Stones.
Prop. Fountain City, Peck, 0ntonagon.
sehF. Illinois, Valentine, Detroit.
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: 'NoRRIs. sE gFFIELD 3 qo, PTOpriotor.,

ChagIin Falls O. Iab a. 1860.
Read the foC wing recommend tions and references
kindly furnished publication BY those who have
these Waista sold them which from the
Riterng communications have and recsiy
ing daily d deemed sufficient for the present:
CLEVELAND. Feb. ~ 1850
Msssrs NORRIS. sHEFFIELD Co: We, ths undeFsign-
ed, having worn Browns CELRBRATED HYGIEsIc sUs.
PENSION for the last few months pleas
recommending 1t to the attention Of every lady II
admirably adapted to the cOnUensnce He1uty and
health OF the Furthermore, know It always
relieves and in many instances effects radical Of the
disesseE caused bg tight lacisg. We hope
see II come into general for fully satisfied II ID
what every lady who values comfort and health should
have and advise every purchase it, foI we can
yssure them they will negerregfeti IT,
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Rail Roaoa.

MAKING CONNECTIONS
a. ClsFssnd VITA eyeland and Toledo, Cleveland c.
and Pittsburgi Ralf ( ds
Al 8oi0I. with hacks 70 ChagTin Falla &c
A. Mantua with hacks for kgysnna, ke
Al Bra egille with hackato NsWsOI Fai.g. ke.
Al Hal7ol with hacks to-Sharen, G.een6sd hsadTfIs
Bloomfield Cnnfeid, &C.
At foanRst0Wn, with stages for New Castle Poland
Lowell anc Enon VALLEY, and thence b. r =. W. ACs n
3. 70 Pittsburgh.
Cleveland. Feb. Q. lss5. --'' = 1i'''- - 'ap''
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WILLIAM E. AMBUSH, Piaintia,( In Court q Common
s4EPnrN Gn1TT1r Defendant ty. Ohio cO0n

WILLIAM E. AMBUSH, Piaintia,) In Court Of Common
Pleas, CuTnhoFa Couu-
s1EFHEN GRIFFIN. Defendant, y. Ohio
DHE above named Defendant, Ste
Il phen er.an. is hereby notified that on the zlst d.
o. April A. d. 1852 the sad Plaintiff filed in said Court
bis Portion setting forth for cause Of acton against sail
defendcnt that the Ith day Of April A D. 1889 plaintiff
brought suit in attachment before Jastce Of ne Peace
IN said county, against Solomon s. 0Fa ard the
de last aforesaid served the said Stephen Griffin with
notice Of GarnBhment in the astiou pending before said
Justice and thereafter IN said action last namGd this plain
tiH recovered iudgmsnt the 23d day Of June Al d s
against said Solomon s. Grim, for hundred and forty
sx doa damages and costs Of sult taxed Al eight aud
l000 dol which Judgment 10 still In force and wholly
unpaid IhA ihe disclosure made BY ssid Stephen Grn
before said Justice under said notice OF GarniShmsnt was
unsatisfactoy 70 this said plaintiff that said Stephen G
6n the time Of the service Of sad Of garnhmont
upon him had II his possession and undsr bis control
lsTEe aEomt of prupsliy belonging 10 said Solomon s.
Gn. and was otherwiso largely said Solomon
Gtin Of which property and Indebtedness said Ste
phen Gn ailaa 10 mike disclosure Sad Petition asks
fer Judgment agsnE said Stephen Griffin, in the sum Of
Two Hundred and Ft0ur and 10 % Dollars, with inter
eat thereon from the I'D day Of June D. 1855 TIE De
fPn1ant e required 70 the allegations Of said pe
iOn By the sd day Of June. A. D. 1861 or gmeut VIII
be taken against him BY default the above amount
~ J. Z. INGE ERSOLL,
apr26:2ss Pi1iHtfG'G Attorney.
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T EGAL NOTICE-DEFAULTHa Hay.

IEOAA 1NO4 ~ u - D11E III a IL LAY
pay the nltamenl watch fell due November st 1853,
the into November s. 1883 between John
7. GahlI and J. Kaar patty Of the first part and Hi
Stone, party Of the second part for the sale by the
second party the first party of subdivision lot No g
Hiram Stone addition Ohio City and Cleveland,
posed Of part OF ogna lots Not S and g. in Brooklyn
Township CuyahOga County, Ohio, and the said contra
having been assgnsd BY said Stone to thu undersgued
Notice is hereby that pursuance Of the powers
ned said contract the ndsrsgned Will the 18th
day Nay 1861 at 10 O'Clock NJ. Of said day ahe door
ofthe Court House corner Of Champiam and Seneca
Streets in the tyOf e'and CuyahOea County Ohio
sell at public auction said lot Of land an the mpOTe-
ments on the same.
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Cleveland, Columbus / Cincinnati RS!lFOaa
n WWR- -. :,


Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati RS.IFOaA
q
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY. April
- l6 1883 Passenger Trains leave Cleveland q
o5 A. n, y. Cincinnati Exprsss-StoDping AZ Bsrss
t9ratton, ,Wellpgton, New London. Salem, shell
py ann all Stations south of She By reaching
=, Columbus II 30 A n, CiDciurar 4 20 p n.
reaching Columbus $50 ?. NJ, Cincinnati 70
A. ii.
500 P. N. Night E1press-stOpping at Berss. Grafton,
S9i SH99iili1glon, on q New London Shelby. CrsStline,
5anoni Cardlt gton, and Delaware, reaching
Columbus II 05 p. II Cincinnati J. 20 A NJ
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, sandusky Mansfield and Newark Railroad foa
Mansfield Dit NernSn, Newark, ZanesTills, b
CreaLlnsI Pittsburgh IT Wayne aRd Chicago Railroad
IorkOreIt Upper Sandusky, Delphos, Lima, +
wayne, LapoTts, Chicago, &c. west and Eas
10r Mansfield, wooster, M8ssIIlOn, &c.
Gallon and Besf0ntaine Railroad Line for Marion Bella
iontai1e, Sidney UniOr, Muncis, I1disnEpolil
Ierrt Hante, Vlneennes, Evansville, Louisville
afro, St. Louis, Ac
Dea fare ytOn AID Cincinnati Line Tor springhsld O.
Dayton, Hamilton, Cincinnati. Richmond, In
annapolis, Terre Haute, st LOUIS &c; and a
Cincinnati with the Ohio Mississippi Rail-
road for LOuiTvile, and all points the Ohis
River.
CsluzbaS Little Miami and Columbus, and Xsna RAN
road, foT 3enia, Dayton, Indianapolis, TeTTs
Haute, st Louis, Morrow, LoYeland and Cin-
eInnati, and withthe Ohio AMI mississippi Rail
road at Cincinnati for Louisville EFsnsTils
Cairo, St Louis, and allpolnts on the Ohio river.
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark ZanssV8
WheeliRg, &c; Columbus, PiQua and Indiana
RsilrOad for PiQua, Urbana, &c.
q For Tickets TO all points and information apply ae
the Onon Ticket Ofee 81 Supsriorstrest or al the Pas
Jsnger Station
olsTsland .ApriI4. 1859.
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.nR. A. W. TUCKER.-It has become
II = well known fact that he cures handruds Of Chro-
mic disease. with his Baths and Medicines whore all other
pr ctlce fails. He viii guarantees to Rheumatsu,
salt kheum, ScTolua- Liver Compliant, Chill Fever Dys
Peps Gravel Asthma, Casrh, DropgY also. secondary
spec nc that never fails Good success IN all other ChrO
nc dlseases and ma acute. Call and the Doctor
Y Office No. III Ontario street, up stairs.
q Consultation Free. mar2I
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET-aiay 3.

ICY TELEaRAPH.l
sioeks; "a bard hrm-Tsnn Sgsl; Psc Nail 1Olyfi sO
n c 70; Erie 16Z; HaTl l23; n G GsN B 60; N etd
~ Pan l4e8; Gal & Chic 6Esl Chi 3 Les; Harlem
pneld So
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UALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR
~ DER OF COURT. On the l2h day Of May 1850,
at 10 O'Clock A H.. tn premises the township of
Bedford Cuyahoga county Ohio will be sold TO the high
bidder fourteenth interest in the following de-
scTbed real estate to wit 80.
Situate in the township of Bedford a county teng
part Of lot No. ~ range H. being l20 Of la0d from
off the part Of sad lot and the land which
was doedsd BY John Singleton Copey Green TO William
Smith
Sald one-foureenth IN crest appraised at $2Et,00.
TENS of sale $50 90 at the day Of sale and balance in two
yeAn from said day Of sale.
ROWLAND +. RUSSELL,
Guardian Of the minors of Thankful Russo
Cleveland, Ohio, April g, 1850. may2:R2
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DIKE'S PEAK-A large assortment
Il of RIFLES Il REVOLVERS suitable for Pike
Peak Likewise, double and single barrelled SHOT
GUNS and any quantity of ct ceeTas, such POWDER
SHOT, CAPS &c. very low for cash, at HatteTs ysGuD
Store No. 1923 Superior street, neIt door to GoTham
Apn' Repairing neatly executed with dispatch.
febldyR8 H HATTERSLEY
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MAsTRR,s SALE.-Tn p1rsuanc

MASTERS SALE.-In Pursuance
1HI Of a decretal order of sale, issued from the
COnrt of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga county Ohio
of Thomas B. Prtchard AGAINST Waller J. Allen and
others, TO me directed, : shall expose for sale at
Champain streets in the City of CsVslana in said county
on the 10th day Of May, 1850, at O'Clock NJ Of said
day, the following descJed lands and engmsnts, to wit
Situate in the township Of BROOKLYN Cuyahoga county,
Ohio and is known Lot No. 49, in Hiram stones add-
ton to CeVeland cOmnOsed Of original Lott Nos es and
s3 in said Brooklyn township SAID lot 6s lO2 f. front
Columbus street. and l4Ip Il etdeep the line
and l54 and 5-2 feetdseT along Erin avene AID IS l2
feet wide the west eud Appraised at S66I.
i. " BINGHAM, master COm'r
LoRTN PRENTIss, Pltff 8 ATTY. anr9:52
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miscellaneous.
Imnnrtant 10 HnusnksensrS,

r AXE ERIE PAPER COMPANY
H Manufacturers of PRINTING AND BOOK PAPER
prepared to supply all orders with superior quail
N W. TAYLOR, Agent,
iuueA Office 30 Bank street.
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MASTER COMMISSION NER'S

MASTER COMMISSIONERS
directed issued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuya
boga county, Ohio, the I'D day of April 1850 in
ton therein pending. wherein William Hunter Is plaintiff
and James Ross, Esther NJ Ross and others deiel D.
ants, shall, 3lat day Of NAV, $780, o'clock p
expose for sale at public auction the door the
Court House consT Of Seneca AMI Champl0n strset) in
the city Of Cleveland in said county the pieces and
parcels Of land described as follows to wit:
being part Of lot q, in the original sotment Of
Of Ohio. bounded fol0WB: BeEfnnng at rOtnt the
line Of Bank street in said city thirteen rods s north
Of the north line Of St. Clair street.; thence westerly
No g; thence norhorly and parallel with Ban street
sizysI e5 feet; thence essterly at right angles with
Of beginniOg." Appraised valus S4.O000O.
ID. Known as part Of lot No tweniy-seYen (27.) ia
s feet mont On e southsry sde Of johnson street and
nine (s rods deep Of equal vi 9TH, bounded OllowS
Commencing the west line Of land owned by Joel Scn-
thence westerly parallel with JOhnfOn street thirty
31 feet; thence norhery the soHthery line of John
street nne W rods themes easry along said johnson
1000
Sd known as part of ten acre lot hny-sx (56) in
to John B. WRrng, October "a 1885, and is bounded
and described follows TO wit: Beg nHng poiat
Prospect street, north side, Prospect street iS
wdened and being the southwest Of said lot and
the nothsat corner Of prospect and Perry Streets
ming thence norhsry along the iue OF Perry
one hundred and fortyhve 46) fret thence eastsry
Eve feet and ten inches us I0 thence Iouthsy on line
paros with the east lins Of cry hundred
Prospect street 70 eet and 10 inches to the place of begin
ming being the land decided James Ross by o. N
sksels and wife recorded Vo IS Cuyahoga Records &c
JOSEPH s. GRANNIs
MsEtsr Commissioner.
1of1,
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CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO BAIL Road.

~, - Es - u
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, April
~ 9Th ls60. Trains ths Road viii run as fotI0Tg
from Cleveland:
$50 A NJ, Through Mail stopping all stations On the
A. n. - S'-O
255 P. M Western Express. stops at all stations ou
M. -
800 M Mail stops at all stations est Of Sandusv On
NoTthern Division, and arrives at Sandusky at
$50 P d. ell graph Express stops at Grafton OberIiu
WakemIn. NorWaik. Monrosvills Belesue
Clyde, Fremont and EimOre, and arrives at To-
ledO at 1u:l5 P NJ
Connections made At MonHneve with the SanduErV
Aiansne d and Newark r. R., Clyde with the SanduskT
Dayton 3 C1ne1nnat r r., at FreB unt with Fremont
Indiana R, and at Toledo with the Michiean Southern
Northern Indiana and T0led Wabash Rail Roads for
chicago Detroit Jackesn. FonWayne Lugansport Lafay-
west aud Southwest
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Toleo and the West At
sao A. n, BIS P. II, and sos P. NJ; from Sandusk At
$50 A. n.
c,--, -, 1. D RUt KE I, Superintendent.
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S0msI6i1g E7eIasIVeIY t5f Ihe LadIss.
BROWNS
HYGIENIG SUSPENSION WAIST.
sKIRT SUPPORTER.

EaEenLe0 Dec 1usn. leos.
EVERY LADY SHOULD HAVE
~ oNE-In fact every ons would have one, ifthey
y he beauty, utility and beEef Of them TbsWais
ouly affords the most perfect SYMNETRr and dernctS
nothing from the BEST CONCEIVABLE FoRN but directly
promotes in every respect. y s Of such peculiar
Eruction that relieves the Hs from the almost insup
portable burden to which they subjected by
Suspending the SKIRTS SC. the shoulders and BY
of Circular Brdc It Stays and Supports the cloth
ing completely preventing them nom PRESSING against or
BEARING down upon the CheSt HIPS and Abdomea which
makes 1t truly ANTI-LAcRR, LOlding the skirts away
froG the person. and drawing the flexible portion Of the
Supporter entirely away from the waist Il also true
and efficient SHOULDER BRkCEthr0wng the entire supp NJ
OF the skirts h eotY upon the shoulders through the
tic Ibis and valuable nVentOnE also designed
to afford immediate relief and IN many cases effect RAD
CURE OF ACUTE AND CHRONIC DISEASES. caused BY
TIGHT LAcIEG, many who have used It for such
plants testify. These Waists have passed the ical
examination Of of most eminent and scientific
medical men who all pronounce them the best thing
the kind invented. They rapidly coming into
and give universal subtraction to all who have them
They mus. be to give idea Of them and morn
TO To appreciated. Gail at the BURN EFT HOUSE in
Cleveland and examine them Lady will always be in
readiness show them. Persons wishing purchase
right manufacture the Waist. to sell terri viii call
on the proprietors at CHAGRIN FALLS, o., who have
the exclusive ght fer the United StateB
CAUTION.-All persons infringing In anq way or man
this Patent, viii most asIuredly bs dealt wi
To- Lao
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Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Read.
SPRING ARRANGENENT.

Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Read.
~
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
ITO TAKE EFFECT ON MONDAY
n April I'D 1860 TRAINS LEAVE CLEVE-
LAND DAILY-s Sundays excepted
7so MAail for Pittsburgh, Wheeling and New PhilA
$40 7. .d--Exprsss, for Pittsburgh Z Wheeling
Railroad for BALTIMORE Pbisdslpil New York a1d BOs-
ton Also with Baltimore Ohio RailrCad fer Baltimore
Al:o connect a Hudson cr Akron and DIIlersbursh.
~ Ilne 1y thigTOuts asquek aEd will be the sans
a. BY Northern Lines to New YoTs.
IN ,,vvps a IN. MCCULLOUGH, slp't;
Z. =. A1I.9- - n AgenL tA15
CLEYELAND AND ERIE RAILROAD.
E
1860. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1860
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, April
~ sth, 1850, Passenger Trains will follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
LOt0 A X MAIL TRAIN topping at al Stations except
Wleklihe Mentor. PsIIy, y U9onyille -ssybEook and
s-2OP. a. CINCiNNATf ExPRiss TRA1K-stopping
at Painssvils. Ashtatuia end CIR I'd only; and ar
riyss y Enc q P. M. unklrk 3 P. NJ, Buf-
40 P. NJ CoNNEAUT ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
a, Stopping s l,gt1 At az siatieHs:
vile Asatabgia an GimId Cllyi and arrives at
Erie l247 A. NJ, DuDkirk 50 A M., BsfslO 20
LEAVE ERIE:
l.55 A. n. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIF-gtopDing at O.
Tsrt Ashtab1la and PanssVille only, and arrives al
Cleyelrnd $50 A N
1888 A. M NAIL IRAIN-Stopp ng at ali Stations e1eeP
Saybrook, On1onV lie, Perry, asntGr and Wickihs,
and arrives at Cleveland 2 50 P NJ
L40 p. n DAY EXPRESS 1RAIN-StopUiuz ct Gi-
Tard Conneani. AshiGbua and Painesville 0nly and
srr-Yes at Cleveland. $40 P NJ
Accommodation Train will leave Couueaut Al sOeA NJ
stopDing at all stations and arrive Ut Cleveland at sic
A. n.
AL an the s trains going Westward connect at Cleveland %
Louis &C and all the trains going Eastward CONNECT AZ
Dgnrk With the trains OF the New YOrF Erie Railroad
and at Bulo with those Of the New York CsntraI snd
Euf 40 and New York City Railroads
Cleveland, April 9th. Eco S0'''
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MARTNE RECORD
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED-Msy 2.

ENTERED-Msy2
stmr. May Queen, Viger, Detroit 400 bbls Flour
rs bbls. Fish, l20 pkgs. Sundries, 8
- Horses and Wagons.
PIopF. Vermont, NeWkirk, Ogdsnsburgh, IS
tons Mdze, PeltOn Breed.
oWsgO, Rowland, Dunkirk, 1929 tons
MdE.
schr. Illinois, Valentine, Pt. Hope, s5 N
Lumber, sabin.
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In Court CT Common
Pleas in and for Cuyaho-
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