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BOOTS AND SHOES.

Of all descriptions made ofhe best material and In the
latest fashions.
He makes 10 order all kinds Of Boots and Shoes and
warrants them 10 &c. He uses none hut the best mate
rin and employs none but the best worltmen
10 those Who know him, nothing need be said IN re-
gard 10 his work prices. Those who do not know
him arc invited to enquire Of those who do, TO call
and see TOR themselves. He thinks he can give them
as good hing easy and durable boots or Shoes ns can
His long experience IN the business gives him the
advantage Of knowing how ~ select the best stock and
being himself good mechanic lac knows how TO have
his work made.
He has ongpged the services Of WALTER TROw-
BRIDGE, Of the best cutters in the West ~ an Ms
srtant cutter.
An wanting anything in the Boot and Shoe line, are
invited to call.
10 Remember the place-No 2o6, Third rtrcet next
door 10 Bockcl bank lilo
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-08
Remarkable Escape of Child.

Says the Eaton (Penn.) Mines:
On Saturday last, when the second down
train was about two miles below Mauch Chunk
n little girl aged about nine years was seen on
the track by the engineer The train, which
was going at the usual rather rapid rate, was
not far of when the little creature was first
discovered, and although orders we're imme-
diately given to stop the train, it was found
impossible TO do so in time, and on went the
iron horse over the spot where the little crea-
ture stood, and those who knew of her peri
lous situation expected to find that she had
been killed and perhaps so mangled thather lit
tie form would be dreadful to look upon, butsuch
did not prove to be the case; the cowcatcher
had been far more tender than is its won't it
had, with as much gentleness as it was capa-
BILE of displaying, taken up the creature in its
iron arms and tossed it off six feet out Of harm s
way and when the physician came he found
nothing but few scratches on one of the lit
tie girls ankles. No bones were broken, nor
were there other wounds, but the girl was
| frightened very much.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-08

Per square, OF ten limos or less, three
Per aqnre, each week in addition. .....,..".. 57la
Per square, three months. 20
Per square, SIX months, DU
Per square, one IL 90
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-08
Boots ano Sbors.
D. nIcKFORD

NxTOULD inform his friends aud the puliic that he
w has opened and fitted up Va the best style new
store in BECKEIfs NEW BUILDING, No 500
THIRD STREET, formerly occupied by VIM. Walker,
M Clothing Store, aud next door 10 Beckels Hank,
Uharo no has hand n large assortment Of
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NoteIs, SO.
BrOadway NOleI, ClnclnnatI.


JOSEPH II. CROMWELL, Proprietor This popu-
u lar Hotel a situated on the Corner OF BROADWAY
AND SECOND sTREElS convenient 10 the steam
boat landing aud vi The Railroad ncpot also near all
business houses banks, and places Of amusement.
mn breakfast Tor early trains ut o'clock Omnihus
or all trains leaving the city. iy2t
JOHNSON HOUSE, H. MAIN, Proprietor,
81 Cleveland, Ohio. q. n. Newcomh, Cierr iylsf
CIT. NICHOLAS HOTEL, broadway, New
- YOrl.-When completed, six years ago, the -.
Nicholns universally pronounced the most magnil
cent. convenient and thoroughly organized establish
ment Of the kind ON this continent What u was then
remains to-dny-wthout fiyal IN size, ia sumptt-
0usness and In the general elements of comfort and
ioymcnt The Hotel has accommodations for 1000
guests, including 100 complete suites Of apartments for
fmiles. Six hundred persons can he comfortably
seated at the tables of its three public dining rooms,
aud nothing that modern ar has devised for the con
yenencc social praticntion OF the travelling public
hns teen omitted IN IT. pun, or Is neglected In ~ prac-
icnl details. The early reputation Of the house at
home and abroad, derived from H. magnitude, its su-
perb appointments, and is homo-lkc comforts and
iuxures, has been enhanced every year by the unwea
red cxeftiOns Of the propnptors.
my20m3 TREADWELb WHlTCoMB CO.
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FOrrest's Dog.

A gentleman, who recently visited Edwin
Forrest, writes:
In the hall, up stairs, between the library
and the sleeping room, there is picture of a
dog, to which Forrest called my attention.
That dog, said he, followed me for many
years through the West, when was a poor
actor, without money or friends. loved him
as if he had been human being. Many a
time while on a tramp would | sit down on a
hot afternoon by the side of the road, and en-
Joy my humble meal with him, and am not
ashamed to say that he was my co-actor in
"The Dog of Montargis," in which took the
leading part
Mr. Forrest lives like agentleman, and with
out being ostentations, is evidently a most os-
pitahle and liberal entertainer, He is close
student, rises early, and devotes much of his
to the cultivation Of his grounds. From what
| observed, take him TO be a very through
business man, and have been informed, by
those who know him, that he manages his own
affairs with great regularity and care. Most
of his success in life is doubtless due TO his
wonderful professional triumphs but he has
increased his means by careful and fortunate
investments. He owns property at Coying-
ton Kentucky opposite Cincinnati, which he
bought number Of years ago, and which has
vastly appreciated" and will become i'm
mensely valuable in the course Of time He
| is also the owner of considerable property in
New York, and must be largely interested in
United States securities. Should he finally
! fail in the suit prosecuted with such extraor-
binary animation and herimony by Mrs Sin
clair and her friends, il need not be anticipa-
ted that it will greatly embarrass him.
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Bankrrs.


Omee-NO. as Jefserson street, Dayton.
DtY and sell Exchange, Gold silver, Uncurrent Bank
IL Notes, and discount approved business paper al
low rates jeimi&lawtfW
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New Ice Cream Saloon.
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY,
100 MAIN STREET ABOVE FoURTI
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE MARKET.

NEAHIi UFFUoIIE he MANhEI'
los Is. BOsLER would announce to his Friends and
81 the Citizens OF Dayton and vicinity, that he has Just
opened and reed in elegant style new Sal0on,where
ments Of all kinds, viz:
ICE CREAM, LEMONADE, SODA, NECTAR, 6c.
In the best Style The Ladies' Saloon, p sairs) is
fitted in elegant style, richly furnished and carpeted,
city.
There will at all times be found supply OF Fresh
Bread, Rusk, Macaroncs Egg Kisses, and all kinds Of
Pound nnd Jelly Cakes Cracnells Boston, Butter, su
gar Picnic and Ginger Crackers, made especially for
daily Use In families,
Hsy-Pcase give me a trial, at No. 100 Main st.
fuvh
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WHEELER a. WILSON
SEWING MACHINES.
Huston Building,
Corner Of Third and Jefferson Streets,

DAYTON, OHIO.
WE offer the Wheeler and Wilson Sewing machines
w with important improvements at reduction Of
s25 on former prices, and TO meet the demand for a
GOOD, low-priced Family machine, have introduced a
NEW STYLE, working upon the same principle, and
making the same stitch though not so highly finished at
FIFTY-FIVE DOLLARS.
The elegance, speed, noselessness and simplicity
the machine, the beauty and strength Of stitch, being
ALIKE ON BOTH SIDES, impossible TO rayel, and
leaving Ghane ridge the under side the
my ofthread and adaptabty 10 the thickest thin
nest fabrics, has rendered this the most successful and
popular Sewing machine now made.
At our various Offices, sell ut New York prices,
and give instructions free ofchargc, 10 enable pcha-
sers ordinary seams, hem, fell, quilt gather,
bind and tuck, all on the machine, and warrant II
for three years.
jan IS W. SUMNER a Co.
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WEEIxLY EMPIRE.


One copy per Anntm %
In clubs OF twelve more y
nD.payment in advance IN all cases.
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RalIroaos.
Dayton and Michigan railroad.

fiffk9 ~ lsas iig
GIORr LINE FROM DAYTON TO FORT WAYNE,
- CHICAGO, TOLEDO AND DETROIT, two trains
daily, exceW sundays. until further notice.
Leaves Dayton arrival of trana from Cincinnati Mt
$40 a.ia arriving Ri Toledo "a D. M. Detroit Vt $50
y. m, and Chicago no So y. INT ~
The $40 D. m. train arriving in Toledo at a. m, De.
tfQt ~ 6t3 n. M and Chicago NJ s.O0n- m. d
81 Toledo, and arrive IN Cleveland in time a. by
Clyde time.
Both trains make close connections NJ Detroit for the
East by We Grand Trunk md Great Western Railways
Of Canade The time % New York and Boston by tle
route is the sanc via Clyde. and only three hours
aud forty minutes moro than via Columbus line, Pas
tegerA hy this line cross the greet Suhpension Bridge
and pnss IN direct view Of Niagaru Falls
Baggage checked through aud f,re ~ low hy any
other route y. NJ. SHOEMAKER
Gen. Superintendent Dayton, o.
N. SHOEMAKER,
ap90 Con. Fneght and pnaaenger AT. Toledo.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-08
FAIR PLAY.

II BICKFORD would inform his friends and the
~. public that he has as large AMI rs good an as
sortment Of Boots and Shoes a. can be found IN the
city; and hew sell n low any TINT means Ia
bo honest lie cannot sell good, fashionable, sncaliC
shoes, worth $500 forSl00 II amy ese can, It n
none Of his hnsness, so long they owe him nothing.
But he has cheap Boots and shoes, and will sell as low
N any one can Rilorl. myi-u
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Millinerp.
THE NEW YORK STORE, PHILIPS HOUSE

Formerly conducted by Mr.. r. r, LussIEp, will he sold
out a. COST, by private sae, Until tho first week in Sep
tember In order make room for alarge and finely
lecied invoice Of FALL GOODS, which will open for IN
spoehon the first week Ia September. ff..
LADIES' will please call as great bargains viii be offer
ed n. II. JONES Agent for
ivQ8daWla4 WORfHIN0TON SMITH,
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CELEBRATED

GROVER &c BAKERS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-26

MEAL Cvrnmeal Is selling at Sl.2O per eEt-
for good quality.
NAILS We quote them at Ss8SsleK for
assorted. and S59s5.5O for pressed spike. s
OILs-Eephant and whale oils have adEan-
ced. Other varieties are quiet al old prices
We quote as follows: Whale, 75c97se; Hnseed
e6c96sc Sperm sl.6O9sl ,65 and carbon oil 65S
7Oc.
PRoYIsIoNs-There is nothing doing on which
to base quotations. Mess pork, in a small way,
to the retail trade, continues to sell at SEQ 500
S2l. An occasional lot of lard sells at 129l3c
for good to prime, but there is very little offer
ing. In cut meats there is nothing doing, and
we withhold quotations.
sALT-The market is steady at 81, 81 for Pitts
burgh, 81, As for Salinas ], ,459Sl.5O for coarse
and lO9lO5Sc for sacks.
SEEDs-There has been considerable local in
quiry for timothy seed, and one or two small
lots sold at an advance Of SOC ono ur last weeks
quotations, but the sale is hardly an indication
of the market, as the supply IS very light We
quote at a range Of S29e, ,5O-the latter being
the price above referred to.
TALLOw-Beef talloW is quiet at 9o and NUT
son do. at $1,000.
VEGETABLEs-There is nothing doing in
noticeable way in potatoes. Onions are bought
for shipment to Lake Superior, at 4O945o.
WmsEY-Rectifed sells at 1896 according
to quality.
ynEaAR-Seling at l5c fOrcider and Sc for
manufactured
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fos common to fair Central. extra being salable
q lee; and i4al6c for W. K. H..s.
CHEEsE--Is frn, and in good demand at full
prices. Western Reserve dairy sells at s@s%c
and Hanburgh at %. The sales Of the week at
these figures, are large.
DRIED FRUITs-Dried Apples of the new crop
are "a market, but no sales have been reported.
Holders ask6.c. Peaches are inactive and not
qaotablo. For prices Of foreign varieties, see
table.
EGes-Have been in light receipt, and are
scarce and higher. We quote them stiff at CSC
0l0c. ban. EI..t
FEArHERs-Aro selling at s49sac for prime
live geese,
FIsH-Aro generally quiet and are unchanged
in price. There are no No. mackorel In mar
ket, and we withhold quotations. Lake ish are
sailing nc follnvss
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Also SPECIFICS

FoR ASTHMA on PHTHIsIo. = Oppressed. Dl1icull,
LabOred Breathing, attended With Cough and Expec-
toratlon. Price, 30 cents per box- .---aa
FOR EAR DISCHARGES AND DRAFEEss.-Dseharges
from the Ear the result Of Scarlet Fever Measles, o
Nercurials. For Noises In the Head, Hardness OF
Hearing, and Ringing In the Ears, and E''-Aohe'
Price, 90 cents per box.
FoR scRoFU1L-Enlarged Glands, ENLARGED and In
duraied Tonsils, sweings and Old Ueers seSoiulous
Cachexy Of Children. Price, 80 cfnS per % o%oH.
FOR GEEERAL DEBILITY. Jeyslcal OF nervous
Weakness Either the respN OF SICKNESS ENeessiEe
Medication. or ExhaustIag Discharges. Price, %
FoRt tDRoPsY.-Flnn Accommodations, Tumid Sven
ings with scanty seeretions Price, 80 cents per box
FoR sE1- -sI0ESEss. -Deathly Sickness Vertigo, Nau
sea. Vomiting. Sickness from riding or motion.
Price, 90 cents per box
FoR URINARY DIsEAsEs.-For Gravel, Renal Cal
culi DiHicult Painful Urination Diseases Of the Kid
nsyB Price, 80 cents per box.
FoR SEMINAL EMIssIONs.--In Discharges
and Consequent ProstratiOn and Debility, Bad re
suits OF Evil Habits. The most successful and eih
Client remedy known, and may be relied upon as .
cure Price, with full directions q per box
Persons who wish 10 place themselves under ti'e
professional care, or 70 seek advice Of Prof ben
PHRKYs can do So at his Office, 562 BroadVHy, hally
from AN. 70 s PM, or by letter.
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wHIsKY-Markoi steady. Sales are 900 bbls at

WHIsKY-Mark steady. Sales are 900 bbls at
WHAT Market fully &c per bush higher, With
. hfisk export demand Salub are Milwaukee club al
sl,2i @ for prime. aud 81 2a for very ohoieei white
Ohio and Indiana ~ 81 ,S20Dla5; Chicago Spring al
sl,ltfql2l for common % prime and Sl,22 for very
choioe white Kentucky AZ 81 ,S74e3i,t9 mixed west
orn At 81 "a; winter red Southern at S,2epl3 lor
good and prime, and 81 y Tor very choice, and white
Michigan Ut u, ,aa08l Az.
.RYE-Dull and heavy, with sales OF 7ao o. there
ahOutH,
BARLEY-Markot more active Of fraction over
S6c sales were 500 bush Canadian.
COnN-Quiet and steady Sales are dlUo bush
good sound mixed western El 666c
OATS-Dull, At 37@3s for western Canadian aud
state.
PORK-Market quiet and steady. Sales were
$50 bhH AZ Sl937ll9 40 for mess; tlaIQ Tor old
mess; flt ,2ailr new prime; tiS,23 Tor old prime
DEEF-The Market Is quiet and steady. GALES
are 800 bhls at St,Oon4,25 for country primes S5ug
$50 for country moss; S7@O Tor rep'd messi 5000
mll,5 for extra mess,
PRIME MISS BEEF-Dull and nominally un-
changed.
HEEFH ARIs--Dul and nominally UNCHANGED.
CUT MEATs--Nery duh, At 9994o for should
era; l0N@ilc for hams.
I.ARD-Market steady with fair demand. Sales
are 80 bbls At l2'a@lsA; and l75 kegs on private
terms.
BUTTER- Continues steady with good demand
for export l24eal6c for Ohio; l6,n2lc for STATE,
CHEESE-ln good request ~ without striking
change; 9@ll5fe for Inferior TO prime
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsmNGTOS, Sept. %.
The Neapolitan Minister has taken leave ofOur
Government, his diplomatic functions having
been terminated by the recent revolutionary
eNents in his own country.
Reliable information has been received, show
ing that no difficulty exists in the contamination
Of the cessiOn Of the Bay Islands 10 the Republic
OF Honduras, but the transfer has been delay Cd
by the fllibusteriug attempts Of Gen. Walker.
The stories as 70 the disadectiUn Of the British
residents, were eNageraii0ns; nor Is there any
truth whatever in the report
The Cabanos Of Salvador was friendly TO Ms
movements
The Central American States were preparing
10 make common cause against the invasion OF
any one of theE for the fiTst time.
They are all now Automatically represented
here by Senior Molida for Costa Rioa, Nicaragua,
and Honduras, and by Senor lrissari for saliva
dor and 0uatamala.
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LIST nr spEcIFIo REMEDIEa


N,I-P,r Fever. Congestion, and Inflammation.
No. 2.-For Worm Fever, Worm Cole, Wstting the
'sS No. a-Por Collie, Crying, TesthIns, and wGk0tal
No - 4IPor DlarrhGa, Cholera Infantum, and Sum
No 6TFOr Collie, erping., DySentery, or Bloody
Nux. VIM
No. For Coughs Colds, Influenza, and Bore
o's-For Tooth. ache, Faceache, and Neuralgia
No For Headache, Vertigo, Heat and Fuineas
No io@DyspErsl. PuIs-For Weak ana Deranged
Stomach, Constipation, and Liver Complaint
No. lI'-PoR FENALE IEREoULARITIEs, seanty, Pain
ful or Suppressed Periods -. =,
No. t9 For Leucorrhes. Profuse Aenses, snd
M. is,-For Group, Hoarse Cough, Bad Breathing
No. i4-Sur RHEuN PlIls-For EryslpeHas, hEuP
lions Pinples on the Face.
or Soreness In the Chest, Back, Lons or Limbs
A-For Fever and Ague Chill Fever, Dumb Ague'
Old Mismanaged Ag1es.
T P.@For Piles, Blind or Bleeding, Internal or Ez-
o-Foi Sore, Weak, or Inhamed Eyes and EyeildSi
Failing Weak, or Blurred Sight,
C-For Catarrh Of long standing or recent, eitheI
with obstruction or prdfuse iisUharge
" C-Pnr Whoopng Cough nhatiuE rs violence
AMI shortening its c1urS'.
cincs act IKE charm The entire disease ofteu
arrested 81 once and In all The violence oi he
stack s moderated The disease shortened, and reD
dered les dangerous
Coughs and Colds, which are Of such ife4ueui
eurrence, and which 90 often lay the foundation OF
diseased lungs bronchitis and consumption, may All
be al once cured by the Fever and Cough PIA
In al ehrouc diseases, such as DySpeIde, veal
Stomach, Constipation, Liver Complaints Piles, Fe
male Debility and Irregularities, old Headaches,
Bore or Weak Eyes Catarrh Salt Rheum, and other
old erupuona the case has specifics whose proper ap
pucalOn viii RfOrd cure In almost every Instance.
Oden the cure Of single chronic difficulty, such as
DyEpepsiA, Piles or Oatarh, Headache or Female
Weakness has more than paid for The case ten times
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b. K. bEAYIss Bla1ntim 8 Any.
Cleveland, Sept. Is, 1850. sepii.505
SALB-PURSUANT

! - ID EhlHI 4 . DhhE-I OllD UAN u
~ to the command OF an order of sale Issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas Of UuyahOga County, at
the suit Of Frederick Mead and others. plaintiffs,
against Orison CathGn, defendant to me directed
shall offer for sale at public auction a. the door OF the
Court House in the City Of Cleveland, in said county,
the 10Th day Of October, le60 at O'Clock y. NJ,
the following described lands and enement, to Wit:
lst. Situate in the township Of Orange, CuyahOga
county, Ohio, known as 40 acres in lot 4, tract 2,
bounded north by the north line Of said lot; by
the east line Of 50 Of land decided By o. Cathan
and wife 20 Isaac Luce; south by the south line Of
Luces line TO contain 20 acres ApprRised at $500.
I'd. Situate in Orange township, CuyahOga county,
Ohio; being in tract lot l. bounded east an north
by lot lines Of lot ]; south BY land sold to A. G. Card
ner; and west by line so far west as 70 make q and
5s-lOO acres. Appraised at $50 l'- ~
Sd. Situate in the township Of Orange, in the cOun
ty Of Cuyahoga, and Stat8 OF Ohio, and Is bounded
follows, and known the east part Of the west
hundred acres lot No. 2 In tract and IS known
as all thai part Of said hundred acres lying east Of
the centre of the present travelled road, running
north and south through said hundred acres and %
contain sixty-siX 7-eacres, being the sme land
yeyed by Serenus and Jane Burnett to 0risOn Cath
an, October 18TH 1850, vol 50, pages % aud 30. APP
it. ThsS. e corner Of sub lot Nolis Graves al
lotment IN the village Of Chagrin Falls, Cuyahga
county, Ohio and is 50 feet front and 426 feet deep
and on corner OF Main and River Streets Appraised
sin Part OF sub lot la6 in the Graves allotment in
the village Of Chagrn Falls, county Of CuyahOga and
state Of Ohio and Is the south part Of 100 feet In
e. corner Of said lot, being 20 feet front on West
street, and ll0 feet deep. Appraised a $50.
9Th Also part Of said sub lot t55 In said Graves
aIlotmsnt being west part uf MS feet in s. T. cor
nsr OF said lot and Is 80 feet front River street. and
TO2 5-l2 feet deep. Appraised az soc. ID
ID. L. MIGHTmAN, Sheriff.
Adams B canteld, Plfs Atty'S. sspt2g3O5
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DAIroS, Sept %.
The State Fair commenced to-day with very
good attendance, but therc IS much WOrE 10 be
lone vet before all the departments are arranged
in order for exhibition,
ms Fair will hardly get under way before to-
MORROW morning.
The number Of entries up to noon to-day are
Is26.
The weather is clear, but windy and dusty.
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WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT.

EhO ' ADlOND
BeQf,msss Tlbbl IA
do prime mess "A
Pork, ,messNO.l 20 OOa20-25
do do NO.2 IA
Hams,su ReWt "a
do c'try cu'd. "a
Bacon, Sides. -
shoulder sug c IA
do c0un'y cd IA
Butter. W.R. q b Il al5
do roll.-...---.-. ~
do Stata........ 10 all
Chose ............... 7 as
Eggs gs.....s...ti doz 8 q 81
Lard, No. L...F h ll56al3
Lard, No.2..flb -
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9f0aI MotifEe.


MASTER'S SA u LE--PURSUANT
issued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyaho-
90 county, Oho,at the suit Of hartln heilos hellss
Henry r. Smith, Margaret Ann smith and otnelhl
10 me directed, shall expose Tor sale ~ ppg hue-
Cleveland, In said county, on the gih day Of Octo,
Der, sG9s az O'clock r NJ, the following described
premises to wit:
Situate in the township Of Dover, being number
seven Ia the niteenth range o. ~ tne Oon
necticut Western Reserve, IN the state Of ohio, End
which Is also In the county Of Cuyahoga, aud d
known ~ being parts Of lots elghty-1iE (66J and
ninety-slX tg6l, and Is bounded a. follows: cOmmen.
land owned By Joseph MO0He, ir. and running themes
south on said MOOre's west line 70 Henry Iaylor'8
land; thence west the north line OF said TaylOr's
land TO land owned by Benjamin CohOon and sam
Of said Cohoon and B0stOms land to the lake shOre
thence east along the lake shore 70 the place Of be
ginning containing ffty-eight acres, be the same
more or less, but subject to AL legal Highways Ap-
praised at ssOO. :, ,,,,
b. r. Beavis, % ~ Master O0niir.
Pln's Atty. Won septls;8o5
GHERIFF'S SALE-PURSUANT
- 70 the command of . writ Of Venditioni Expo-
mas. issued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuy
ahOga county, at the suit Of r. Morris 4 Co. Plain
tis against j. G.. Mack, delsndNnt 10 me directed,
shall offer for sale az public auction at store room
No. q, Lyman's Block, west side Public sQdare, In
the city OF ClByeland n said county, on the lst day
Of October, 1850, at O'clock p M, the follOWiRq
described property, TO witt
Que dozen SILK Hats i've dozen black ZouaVe
Hats; four dozen Boys ZOuaye Hats; three dozen
Mems ZOuaye Hats; 63 Ghildrens Hats and Caps; 81
silk, Eur and Cashmere Hats 90 Caps and Show
Case. said sale TO continue from day % day until
completed. ID d. l.. MlGHTMAN,
pIeinffess A Affornsy= 90 so,,f56.sds
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