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MISCELLANEOUS

DETRoIT, April sO.-Ths Tribune has the fol-
lowing items;
FAoM THE sTRAITs-The steamer City Of
Cleveland, Capt Cross, stopped here yesterday,
en- route from Milwaukee TO Buffalo. She reports
on the J. P. Kirkland, aud had got her nearly
Teady
The nset Of vessels bound down had reached the
Straits.
TIE Levisthan was expected at MackInac last
Saturday, and would proceed to the relief Of the
schooner s. H. Lathrop
The bark American Republic had been abandoned
and completely dsmantled. She went on North
Manit0u last fall with cargo Of coal from Erie TO
Chicago She was rated B 2, tonnage 456. valued
at $4,000. and belonged to c: NJ. Reed, who is bis
own insurer.
FRoM ONToNAeoN.-A letter from OntoDagOn
Of The 18th says {" The Mineral Rock len for the
Grand Portage this evening. The weather is
beautiful No ice in sight. Westerly winds have
prevailed for some time past, and 1t Is supposed
The ice has been all driven down towards the lower
end Of the lake. Our channel is the same as last
year-niRe feet water on the bar. The water in
The lake is very low"
Capt. Robinson, Inspector Of the Etna and
Home Insurance Companies, goes up by the tlFs
propeller 20 the relief Of the s. II. Lathrop taking
a steam pump.
sAuT CANAL ToLLs.-The Board Of Control give
notice that the tolls have been hxed OF six cent
per ton Of the enrolled Tonnage Of all vessels passing
the Saut canal.
soHR. CORTLAEDT. This vessel has been Roi
oh without damage, and has been brought into
port
ACCIDENT TO THE FORRsT QUERN-A soma
what serious accident beiel this fine steamer las,
Saturday morning. Willie on the point Of enter
ing Saginaw river, under good head Of steam
she struck rock which stove hole IN her bow
Finding she was about 70 fll, Capt. Robertson ran
heron the beach, half mile below Bay City, in
good safe place. where abe now lies with four feel
Water forward and nine feet at. The steamer
Columbia. which left 70 day, took up q steam
pump for her relief, and We confidently expect e
see the Queen again IN the line Ia very few days
In the meantime the Forester viii run IN her place
The rock which caused the mishap Is mos
danger Ons one, and lies, we understand, almost II
the chaunel. lt caused the sinking Of the steamer
Huron Q few years since, and has been the meani
Of sinking OF iDjuTiDg number OF other Gran.
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NEw YORK MARKET-May

ASHEs-arket steady with moderate business doins a
II s., IS for pos S5,63k pearls.
FLOUR--SAles 500 bi Is Al S5si545 for super State
So 606S Sc for extra State; S5p545 Tor super western
fur eth ground pping brands extra oun heop OHIO
Market without important change nd The damAncs cor
fn@d chiefly 20 the immediate nE lhe hoHas trloe
C1NADIKS FLOUR-salos of 90 bulls at IS IOa
40 common 10 cnoics extra Market scarJoly so nc
tive, bat without material charge. . -.
RYE fLOUR.-Quiet and sieadF saes le0 Dds S3se
sG4,S5, common 90 extra
NcOaN NEAL Quiet and Unchanged jersey SOC
t,Io Brsndygine $40. -,
Buyers refuse 70 pay over 22c.
WHEAT-Dnll aud heaVy, the nominal quotations ara
Sl25Gl q for Chi Epring and 81 dl2 for NIL club :
Shippers holding Of sales 1000 bu Nil Club a. 81 20 and
100 white wsu a-l62&.
hNE-Quiet at e5c.
BARL EY-Oul and heavy. Salss 1000 bus at Tic foi
common state and prime VISA on
CORN-Qulot and prices without striking change :
gales II bu at 79ds0s mId wen; si3- yellow South
err and Jsrsey sagls5c white soulhn.
OATS-P onty. dull anu hoeey At t4Di3c for NestsTu
and Canslse, and Ss4s for Staehs latter an outside
PORK DALI heavy and Almost entirely normal; salsi
f5 bhls a Sl7 63qlTI5 for hew mess SlIA TIN mess
SlfA9 for old messi 81 for clear $lSSle0 ~Sn prime
BEEF- Quiet and steady Sales s5l bbls at Si.fO6
80 for country prime; Sa0005b0 country meas: Sld
Slol9 TsRseked mess Sll90S St2.e 3 extra mess 49,,
PRIME MESS BEhE-Dull aud nominal az lSdls fol
ida mess; l9G2l and 37llt2 Tor lsdia.
CUT hIEATGTi mgr sh iuldsrI and QuIst for hame
sales mas packages Al sA@7A shoulders SS9h io
LdRD-MOre active and fruor; Sales OF 1850 bbls a
Id&Glihc
B1coE-o Quiet and UNCHANGED
BUTfER- Sslns At llel3s for Ohio n92Oe for state
caEEsE-Sisady at lO6l2Xo.
tOFFEE-Steaiy at u ~ ll56 ordinary 10 prime
sUGAR-Sales 40 hhes Porto Rico At eslS1k
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SUGARS
HIDEs
MORNING LEADER OFFICE FIG

FLouR-Sales lOO. brls, extra at 1915; So do. at
1850; 100 red wheat double extra at 6s7; and 200
do. at 30 delivered.
WHEAF-Sales cars red at 1875,
CORN-sales cars at 52c.
OAFs-0ne car at SIC,
HIaHwREs-Sales So brls, at l9Se and IS at 2Oc.
Eess-sales l6 brls at lOHe; at lie, ands at lIJl
BUrrER-Sale 4eO lbs. choice roll at Ice.
MEATs-Salss several lots country shoulders at
20 hams at &c and country sugar-cured do. at lOe,
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, SAMUEL MASON, Plaintiff,
uaufust

May JAMS GREEN. and ga County, Ohio.
FRANC PEKERToE. Dsfdts
mNHE Defendant. Francis PinkertOn,
is hereby notified tn oa tAs 25h day OF Apdl, 1850
the plaintiff Samuel Mason led his petition in said Cul
arnns the abOVo named defendants the object and prayer
which tue nation and correction Of three certain
deeds TO wit One deed from Ha plaintiff to SAID defend
said ieiendsnts John GrtSn AID wife said defendant
FrSHcis PnEsrl0n ,1eeuted March ish, 1852 and ons
Jane Ieen executed August 6h 1859; and mortgage
deed from said Green end wife TO said painh executed
all conveyed the same property snail ineuIs a. describe
eny y we i4na nteaea 70 oe ea 70 os " '1u
"A certain tact Of land situated In the city OF Cleveland
sSd wenty-OnS 10 M in jobs NJ w0olssys map Of his
lubdiyson Of city lota numbered from one hundred aud
elusive Of original allotment Of the Vilsge u Cleys-
land uheh map now on record in said county, and the
stated bounded follows Beginning point on
ne theasleT sde u Erie hunded feet south
saSteTiv from the souiheaEieTy side Of Walnut street. aud
runnit thence noTihesstery Dara lei with Walnut
1pe OF Ssd lot No twenty 2 thenfe souiheasterly on
ths northeast line Of said ois No twents aud
feet (b) thence southwestsry on land Of PhlpA White
and on land o. George Mam5 g e RSrhssss ls ts SS
tbenc nOhwestsFy Eeid Tie street hity hve feet TO
aS gnss ana O. SuS sHnTsd Snd TS @ feet
or less saving aud excepting however, out Of s piece
io ~ te1tT fes vide heretofore De- ded out Of the
norhs Sst corner Of lot BY Samuel MsSon g Jac1
II psre 81 70 which deed mnu particular references Is d
description Of the land excepted from this convey
said piece Of sad e fsst By 20 feet and also ths lot dss
fSSa IN @ y a nS sSSS S ssd s dS so and W and
said Faneis PinksrtOa may excluded from all
70 said two pieces last above described BY virtue OF said
a. hersin set foIth.
Tor ~ 70 OO dollars snd interest from Feb Il 1860, and
h ne lana herein eovo hrgt described may be sold 70
satisfy the claim Of said plaintiff for oher equitable
relief
The said defendant Pnksrton is required to answer or
demur 70 this psttiOn before the thiid
aner the expiration Of SIX weeks from the date Of this
notice. JAMES NJ JONES.
April %, IseO2sO Pllntifs Attorney.
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cLEAREp.

Stmr. May Queen, Viger Detroit.
" Western Metropolis, Perkins, Buffalo.
Prop. Galens, Stute, Buffalo, 100 tons mdze.
'' Nile, Collins, Buffalo.
Mohawk, Pbeatt, Chicago.
Il" Northern Light Spaulding. Detroit
E" Gov. Cushman, Scott Dunkirk, sunds.
Bohr MaasilOn, Lloyd Chicago, 200 tons coal, Sc
tons nails, 7 tons croekery.
Industry, Hesrns. Detroit, 100 tons coal.
" Alice Curtis, Dufl, Milwaukee, $50 tons coal
s' Flight. McAdams Monroe.
scoW Lime Rock, Bissetl, l2 bbls. whiskey, do
apples.
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LOREN PREM rfss Hs Paia q AiisI AtaTRsy | ss6zi
NEARTER COMMISRIONER,S

QNI SALE.-Pursunut 10 the command Of IN order Of
sale . directed issued from the Court Of Common
Pieaa for CuyahOga County, Ohio, action therein
Dending wherein Samuel Mason is Plaintiff. and Da-
vid Pollock Jane PO lock and Martin Mahnn are Defend
ants shall expose for sale at public auction, 81 the
door Of the Court House (corusr Of Seneca and Chapan
sreets the City Of Cleveland in said county, on tie
26th day Of May, 1s60 O'Clock P, NJ Of slid day
the following described lands and tenements 70 vii:
81 uate in the tUwrship Of Brooklyn being number
the thuteenh range of Ownshlns, in the Connecticut
Weg ern Reserve the Of Ohio and which is also
in ths county Of Cuyahcga and is known Lot number
i've hundred and eghtynine l59) in Hiram stones add
on 70 Ohio City and Cleveland said lot Is hundred
ana thirty 9 front Burton street and one hundred
and srysx and 81 2hs feet deep the north line, and
one hun red and sKy-sx 6ol feet deep along Ktiand
srost and hundred and thirty feet deep FINN said lat
ter aulsd stre.t "
Appraised value 81 ,s33 90
JOSEPH GRANNIS
Master Commissioner
J. NJ JONES, Pltf 5 Atl'T. April "A, s-o;td
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DERSONAL RhOREhI1 belong
ing to The estate Of Aaron l. Beach, deceased,
ssting Of the famous Stallion "GopoLPHH, years old;
two Snikeys Einge Harness. one Stable Blahke;s
other property, Wn be sold q Yendus AZ o. Cutters
Auction Store on nix street. Cleveland Ohio on the 10th
day Of Ma ls60, n 2 O'Clock p. M.
Tho Of paymsnt will be for all sums Of $4,000 and
over, i in mOulhs, in mnaths End = in months,
vita interest for all suns less than co and more than
$50 %. IN months and in months, with iuteresi;
and for an sums 50 90 aud not than S5000
months, with interest for which good rofes with two
more suretes approved by the Administrator must be
given For ali of $500 and Under, cash, bankhb0
funds. b r. BEAVlS. Administrator.
o. CUTTER, AuctiOnesr. April n. ls60:23
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NOIICE-IN PURSUANCE OF a

MO1lCE-lN PURSUANCE OF A
IN decretsl order issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas Of CuyahOga County Ohio, in IN which James
C. Prentss plaintiff Alvin A Turner, ct al defend
ants 60 Greeted shall expose for sale at the door Of
he Court House. csrner Of Seneca and Champan StTees
ia the city Cleveland in said county, the 2t day Of
May 1850 at O'Clock P M, Of said day. the following
described lands ard tebemtnts, TO wit:
Situate in the city of Cleveland Cuyahosa county, and
Da II OF Cleveland which was formerly Ohio city, and
bounded as follows beginning the intersection Of the
north line OF Vermont street, with the west hue Of West
street thence norhsry along said West street 10 wash
neton street thence westerly along Washington stree 90
eet tkenca sOuheTy parallel with West street to Yer
mont street thence easterY along said ernent street 70
the place Of beginning. Appraised at $3lOO.
p W BINGHAM, Master Commissioner.
TnpEN pREN rISS plninilfl,s AttlrneE aI2l.lsl