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NEW YORK MARKET-sEPT. %.

FLOUR-Market S0lOc better, but transactions
materially restricted BY the advance Of prices in
sisted upon by holders.
Sales were 1000 bbis, at S5I5R525 for super6ne
nne WESTERN S5,f05, 20 for common to medium extra
WESTERN S5755sO for shipping brands extra round
ho0ped Ohio, Market closing quiet.
CANADIAN FIl0UR-A trihs better, with
limited business doing. Sales 400 bba at s.,
5Gg1I,50 for common TO choice extra.
RYE RLOUR-Quieta and unchanged, with small
CORN NIEAIs-In moderate request aud sales
50 bbls western ct tS,l0. -f
WHISKY-Market continues steady with
moderate demand. sales are 4O0 bbls AZ 2314@23kcs
chiefly at the inside prics.
WHEAT'-Marllet ltd9o higher, but the advanced
prices materially checks the demand Sales white
Michigan at Sl,,356l45; amber Iowa at Sl,241l, ,25
No. Chicago Spring at SIH61l,22 white Indiana
her western at 81, ,2i winter red western l2s9l 9
for good TO prime, and 81 80 for very choice do.
RYE-HeaYy and declining, with sales at i5c.
BARIEY-Dull and heavy.
CORN-Limited supply and market a shade firm
er transactions have only been TO limited extent
Sales are 1850 bush mixed western at &C, and
small lots ct 66Hc.
OATs-Duil' at s7@sg for western Canadian and
PORK-Market quiet and steady. Sales were
COO bbls al ts.3dl940 for new mess; $500 for old
mess; Sl46Bl4,25or new prime; Sl325 for old prime.
BEEFSThe Market Is quiet and steady sales
are $50 bbls at S4O0a4,25 for country prime; S5O06
$50 for country mess; S79lO for rep'd mess; $40 80
PRIME MESS BEEF-Dull and nominally un-
{ changed.
BEEF Fl AHFs-Dull and nominslly unchanged.
| CUT MEATS-YeTy dull, at s'a@s'6c for should
/ ers; l0c for hams.
LARD-Market very quiet. Sales are 275 bbls at
/ l2540l35s and small lots at l3A.
BUTTER- Continues steady with good demand
! CHEEsE-stsady with moderate business doing
I at QlGll56c for Inferior to prime.
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aflfAirines.
IgAa WHAT THE PEOPLB BAY.


The underslgned having used Professor HyM,
pgHFYs' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
In our families with the most satisfactory reaua' ana
having nm confidence In their genuineneaa, purity,
III .f,...., rb,rrftilly recommend them 10 ali per
me rbo wish tt have safe, reliable, and eihoAcow
r.,o.,lle, At hand Tor private OF domestic use
Tqp Rev WIN. losmer, editor Of " The Northern
t,,lrp,pdrni" Auburn, n. Y. the Rev Z. II, ures
49, b ID Rector of g. Petcr's Church, Auburn, N. Y. !
NJ Rev n Ives, Chaplain OF the Auburn State
pr.an: the Rev Spencer "a Rice, Rector, New Bed
G,rd Mass the Rev. Alien Steele, New-fork Uon
Gr,nrs. tbe Rev Samuel Nichols, Bast4enesee Con
r.re"rr n Y the Rev P s Pratt, Dorset, Vt the
Rev John L. Roble Buffalo a. Q. Hart ESQ.,, Utica,
NY he Hon Neal Dow, Portland, Me: The Hon.
SCHUYLER Colax, South Bend, Ind. The Hon George
W,rifbrrys n y Henry d Cook, ESQ, EdioI oi
ne WObio state Journal" Columbus Ohio; the hon.
n Grniam, Moline, H. the Hon. Thomas J.
Chase. Monticello, Pla the Hon. JOSEPH BenedlGs
Utica, n Y VIM BRISTOL s Es p1nns,, TTIs, \ ~ Ns,
vtff Tlru
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OArr KunBALIi Of tho tug Oswogo, says that a
sunken vassoi Supposed 30 e the Caledonia, is re-
ported sunk between Thunder Bay Island and Mid
ale Island, several miles above where the Wabash
Falley was sunk. Is.
The Detroit Tribune, Of Tuesday svenldg has the
following:
HuEK.-We learn that the schooner Il. II Hubbard
Il aunk on south Manltor Island Lake Michigan,
ia about " fathoms water, IN consequence Of col
lision with schooner Metropolis, Of buhao. The II.
was loaded with grain
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MASTERS SAI,E.-.PURsUANT

mi ASIER'S SALE. 1--FU FURsUANT
lVI TO the command OF decretal order q sale
from the Court OF Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga coun-
~ nt the uit Of the commissioners OF CuyahoRa
county against Henry L. Whitman and others, 70
me directed shall expose for sale at public auction,
AT the door OF the Court House, In the city Of yleve-
land, on the first day Of October, 1859, at O'Clock
r. Die the following described traat Or lot Of land,
situate 40 The Uity of Cleveland, OuyahOga county,
Ohio and Il lot number one In Barber Lords sub
division Of original lots numbered 81, 90 o. and ~
Ia the township Of Brooklyn, andis lus6 iect rQni
on Detroit street, and i32 feet front Pearl street,
In that part Of SAID city formerly Ohio City. Ap-
praised a. si,yOO. - -,
T.. Prsntiss .N Master Commir.
PltfNs Atty. aug3i, i,ls6O.33
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CHERIFFS SALE-PURSUANT

u no u u ~ i
~ to the command ofan order Of sale issued from
the suit of Frederick Mead and others. Plaintiffs
against 0risOn Cathan, 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 ls60, at O'Clock P NJ,
the following described lands and tenemens, to wit:
Ist Situate in the township of Orange, Cuyahoga
county, Ohio, known as 40 acres IN lot = tract
bounded north by the north line OF said lot west BY
the east line Of 50 Of land decided by O. Cathan
and wife 10 Isaac Luce; south BY the south line Of
said lot 4; east by line far enough east from said
Luce's line 70 contain 40 acres. Appraised at $780,
ID Situate in Orange township, CuyahOga county,
OhiO being in tract = lot bounded east ard north
by lot lines Of lot l. south BY land sold 70 A. O. Card
ner and west by line so Tar west as 70 make d and
5s-lOO acres. Appraised at $50,
Sd. Situate in the township OF orange IN the coun-
~ Of Cuyahoga and State OF Ohio, and Is bounded as
follows, and known the east part OF the west
all that part Of said hundred acres lying east Of
the centre Of the present Travelled road running
north and south through said hundred acres and 10
contain sixty-six Tl0acres, being the same land COLI
veyed by Serenus and Jane Burnett to OrisOn Cath
an October 18TH 1850, vol. 80, pages 50 and 90 APP
Sth The s. E corner of sub lot No 49, Graves al
lOtmentin the village Of Chagrin Falls, Cuyahga
county Ohio and is 30 feet front and 426 feet deep
and on Of Main and River streets. Appraised
SIN. Part Of sub lot 1876 in the Graves allotment in
the llsQe Of Chagrn Falls county Of CuyahoRa and
state Of Ohio and is the south part Of 6 feet in n
E. corner Of said lot, being 90 feet front on West
street, and 10 feet deep, Appraised at $50.
6th Also, part Of said sub lot l36 in said Graves
allotment, being west part ofl7l feet in S. E. cor
ner Of said lot and i 50fes mont River street. and
IO2 5-I2 feet deep. Appraised at 500.
b. L. WIGHTAIAN, Sheriff.
Adams q OAnAsld, Plh7s AtiT'S. 5ePtaOSo5
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pnI.TrIcAh

hesroNi sept. 20.
The Belian Ryereti Conventions 70 day made
the following nominations for ConEress
First District, Daniel Fisher, Of Edgartowni
Cd District Edmund Tillotson, Of Dorehester, w ON
Luther Bell. Of Charleston; Sth District, Win
tlisop Faulkner, of Acton. ...,
Iudre Marston, Of Barnstuble, has received the
I'M nleee of Edward Dickinson, declined
Ihe schooner j. Raymond tfom Albany for
Boston, capsized yesterday IN the Bay Grew
saypd
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Sci.

HNI0N ICE CO., ULEVEL AND
" OHIO. ALLPRESS GARDEER,li Dealer
IN Pure Spring Pond ICE, viii supply Faml e, He
tells, Boats, &c, At all times, on short notice andon
he most reasonable terms. All orders len At Ne %
River street. 100 st. Clair street, Box le5l Post
IA O. CHAMP, Agent. e
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R0LLTICALl.

ST. LOUIS, sept 70.
The Douglas and Breckenridge parties held
meetings here last night During the speech OF
iuq an attempt was made by the Douglas men 70
break up the meeting During the melee Two
Breckenridge men were slightly stabbed
The Bulletin calls upon members oi the parry
"a Ne r.renared for the future, 70 fight, shoot or
arrest IN the maintenance Of their privileges.
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sLAVRR CAPTURED.

NORFOLK, Sept. 20.
A brig, name unknown, but supposed 70 pc 2 . lne
storm King. has arrived here in charge OF Lieut..
a X Hughes, Z. S. N, thirty one Gays ltOnl yll
Noprovia She WIS captured by the steamer san
Tacinto Aug Sth, 200 miles on the Congo river,
WITH ala negroes ON board, who are landed at
MOnroYia. - -
or Nobican Aug. sth and had arrived at Monro
via with over 500 negroes aboard, in charge OF
Lent Donegon.
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FROM NRBRAsKA.

OMAHA CRY, n. T., Sept. %.
Judae o. p. Mason and Hon. Orsamus II.
Itish, Republicans, spoke here this evening, to
an immense audience gathered from all parts of
the Territory The meeting was enthusiastic,
aud broke up with three cheers for the people $
candidates.
II Is rumored here that the Pawnee and Sioux
Indiaas have had another fight near the Pawnee
ReaarFe. Thirteen Sioux and one Pawnee are
reported killed. Agent Gills has gone out q
QRrl the disturbances.
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ALSO sPECIFIcs

FoR ASTHMA Oh PHTHsIo Oppressed Difficult,
Labored Breathing, attended with Cough and E1pec.
tnrRtion Price 80 cents per bsX.
Foa EAR DISCHARGES AND DEAEEEss.-Diseharges
from he Ear the result Of Scarlet Fever Measles, or
Mercurala For Noises In the Head, Hardness Of
Hearing, and Ringing In the Ears, and Ear-ache.
Price 90 cents per box.
FoR scRoFULG.-Eularged Glands, Enlarged and In
durated Tonsls swelllngs and Old Ulcers scIofulous
Cachexy Of Children. Price, 90 cents per box
FoR GEsERAL DEBILITY. = Physical or Nervous
weakness Either the result Of Sickness, Excessive
Medication, or Exhausting DischargeS Price, 90
cents per box.
FoR DRoPsY.-Fluid Accommodations TuInd Swell
ings with scanty Secreons Price, 90 cents reT box
FoR Enthusiastically Sickness, Vertigo, Nau-
sea, Vomiting Sickness from riding or motion.
Price, 80 cents per box. -..
Fos URBART DIsELsEs.-For Gravel, Rena Cal
Gull Difficult Painful Urination Diseases Of the Kid
news. Price 30 cents per box.
FoR SEMINAL EyIssluNs.-Involuntary Discharges
and Consequent Prostration and Debility, Bad Re
suits Of Evil Habits The most successful and ELI
clent remedy known, and may be relied upon as
cure Price, with full directions, 81 per box
Persons who wish 10 place themselves under the
professional care, or to seek advice Of Prof HuM-
PHREYs can do so, At his Office, 562 Broadway, daily
from 8 AM to PM, or by letter. E..
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MISCELLANEOUS.


The Detroit Advertiser Of Tuesday says;
The propeller Wabash's damages, though serious,
are not 50 extensive as at first apprehendcd; Her
bows are badly stove and her Etarboard arch is bro
ken near the after eld, She Is also considerably
hOggod. IL was necessary to. put a canvas jacket
under her bow, aud 20 use three steam pnmps 10
keer her ahoat till he reached here. II will proba-
bly, cost not less than $4,000 to make good all dam
ages she goes into 0lark's dry dock for repairs.
WHAT PRoPELLER Was II i've published in our
yesteray issue istter making note Of the arrival
tne crew qf the caledonia, sun k on Thunder Bay
lslanosi byi as they supposed the propeller Wabash
Eailey I'M -Qlncaf9 % the latter report having
struck nothing but 1ha unn nouIp propeller that %
damaged them. The CalsdOnid- nlust have been
struck BY some other propeller, and what one Was
itl ~"
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scHOoEER CAPsIzED.-The schooner A. E, Mar
Iiliot, Of Cleveland was capsized Monday of Port
Bruce. Captain Burger and the cook (name un-
known were drowned. The llarsiIiot cleared from
this port for Port Burwsll light, on the 18th.
BB- The lake schooner Hugh Barclay, Captain
Chadwick, was ct BusnOs AyTssi South America,
July 2sth, bound for New York.
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CHERIFF AND MASTER COM

ShEhlr AMI hAOI Eh OOlu-
~ MlosIOkERS SALE.-Pufsuhnt % Lilo cUin-
niand Of an order OF sale issued nom the Court OF
Common Pleas Of DuyahOga county al the SUIT ui Ao-
vi n. jackson, plaintiff against John T. Newton gt
a defendants, shall Oer for sale az the door Of the
Court House In the City Of UleYelhud Ia said county
the iJth day Of October, 1900, Ht Z0clOck r. NJ
ony-seyeDth IA common Of the following described
lands and tenements, to wit: 20
Situate In the county Ol Cuyuhogn, State Of OhiOs
and IN the City OF Cleveland, In that part therboi
trmerB called the City ut ohio, and in the Buffalo
Company Purchase, called, and known Rs the
whole OF Blocks 80. o. !" "lt. r." and 81. l., the
whole OF Block T. except lots Nos 4ao, 4iy, 45O, 45l
46i f65, 466 and i6I the whole Of Block ", except
lots Nos. 5Ol, 502, 5O3, ~ and 32 IN Block M lots
Nos 3l7 and 3si in Block u lots hOs. 4s0, 45l 43-
and AS IN Block j. j., lots Nos. So syl, aud sy9j
Ia Block /. l. lots Nos az and 5i3 In Block u. u.
lots Nos. n2 5i, lt5, iO, Uo5, lOsy, g, 1897 1898
the Island called, the west side uf the Cuya-
hoga River and bounding and abuttug upon tie
Old hiYei Bed and Lake Erie.
ID. l.. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff,
sepl3:sOi and Master Com'r.
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ANOTHER IOsT YEssEL.

: NHILANUf otEI' 70
There Is every reason TO believe that on the
night Of the disaster to the Lady Elgin, another
vessel was lost with all on board The schooner
St Mary left here that day, bound for Cedar riv-
er, and has not been heard Of since She had On
board some lady passengers and hFe men, besides
Captain Bennett mate and cook. Since she left,
another vessel has been to Cedar river, but heard
nothing Of the missing schooner.
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COMMISSIONER'S

b. R. BEAvIs, Plaintiffs Attorney.
September 18Th, 1860. sepl4:3n5
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Last Night's Report.
p1rRTHER BY THE ANGLO SAXON.

FURTHER BY THE ANGLO SAXON.
QUEBEC, Sept. &c.
sYs1A.-The French army is still eneamped at
Revrouf. No Open disturbances had taken place
The arrival of the prisoners at ConstantinOple
had excited the populaee.
CHrNA.-Delays caused by the French were
still matter Of complaint.
Trouble was expected at Canton, should the
allies receive check in the north.
The rebels had taken possession OF the city OF
LAW KiauF only % miles distant from Shanghai
IrprA.-All fears of famine IN the northwest
district Of India had passed away. Abundant
rains had fallen and there was every prospect OF
sH average crop.
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MURDERS &C

ST. LoUIs, Sept. %.
A murder was committed at the Fair grounds
yesterday, caused principally by LIQUOR Daniel
Hazard was arrested, charged with the crime.
Conrad Skernn, who was shet ON SUNDAY night
by Daniel Quinlan, died on Monday from the ef
fscts of the wound. The murderer escaped
Hatcher was sentenced at ST. Joseph TO Is years
In tie Penitentiary for enticing free negro wo-
man from Kansns and trying 10 sell her in Mis-
corrr7
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EROlI RICHNIONn.

kICHMoNn, Va sept %
The Executive Committees of both wings OF
the Democracy meet here ON the oth 0! Oeto9ei
next, and will endeavor 90 make ipslen' lhe
ENQUIRER hopes that the union OF tue i've wings
viii BE- effected by the withdrawal Of Douglas,
but fears that propO ition comes too late.
MI Yancey addresses the National Democracy
on Monday next
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BUFFAIl6 mARKBT-sEPT. 30.


RL0UR-ln ftir demand aud market arm.
WHEAT-In active demand for spring and club
and market better. Sales are 320l bush No. ChicR
go spring ut So 10000 bush d. at 81 Ol 1900 bush No
Milwaukee club a. SI,O6 '
CORN-Bctter. Sales are 5000 bush at 5SH(054c.
0ATS-Market less firm. Sales are 800 bushels
at g7hc l.-
WHIsKY-Quie Sales OF 50 bbls at 2I3fe.
CANAL FREICHTS-6Oc on -four: Ice on corn;
I7c on wheat, TO New York.
LAKE IlIPORTS-90O0 bbls -four; saOO0 bush
wheat; 600Uo bush corn.
CANAL EXPORTS-20D bbls -four; 1000 bus b
wheat; 5000 bu corn.
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1rrNn nTTrRnFRED.


VAE BuRES, Ark, Sept. %.
Two travelers. supposed to be from Texas,
names unknown were found murdered and thrown
over bluff 10 miles north of this place. supposed
70 have been dead week. Parties are IN pursuit
of the murderers.
The victims were travelling toward St Louis;
and Il q thought were murdered by a man ana
woman who were seen with them.
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sTRAMFR SUNK. .

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 26.
The steamer A. b. Chambers hence for Mis-
souri River, with valuable cargo, sunk on Non
daY night near the mouth Of the MissouFl; Inc
bost and cargo is supposed TO be q total Loss
Boat valued at $4,000 insured for S2O-uOO IN
PhiIadelphia and Harrisburgh.
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nAYIS & VORCE, SHIPPING
IL and general
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
for the sale Of
GRAIN, Flour BUTTER, CHEEsE, LARD,
PORK, HAMS, HIGHWINES, &C.
No. 81 River street, CLETELAED,
H. s. DAVIS, late with Guyles, Foot Bash
L. VOECE, .. Edwards Iddings-
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COMMERoIAL.
CIEVRItND DTsRI R4-sRpT. oa.

FLOUR Quiet. Several small sales are reported
at S5@s,25 for red wheat double extra.
WHRAT-Tnaetiys Salesars car red on track
at sl,Os; car red aud white at Sl,O9 and SIi6 ro-
speetivelyi cars red nom store At sl,Io Receipts
are UeO bushels
OORN-sale Of car from storc At iSc.
OATs-steaay at &c.
HTGtIXVINES- Sale ofbO bbls at 2lc.
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asTILL tIYRs.n

Nh" OHLkANst nelN- -.
The schooner Taylor reports that Walker Is
"a e. and will return BY the next arrival.
Walker and Col. Rudler would have been re-
leased If they had claimed American citizenship
or British protection 1t is certain they Will not
be shot as the British declared they would NOT
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rRnnr NEW YORK.

EEw YoHK, Sept 20.
The steamship Asia left today for Liverpool,
with 81 passengers and s21O 81 IN specie
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CnRWIN N CosHOCTON.

COsHocTOE o., Sept %.
Gov. CorVin addressed a large mass meeting
to-day. The mounted Wide-Awakes and wagons
formed g procession mile In length.
Corwin addresses the people this evening and
leaves for Pittsburgh in the mOrning
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Ny. oATrLR mARKET-sRPr. 20.

BEEVES-Good quality scarce and unchanged in
price, poor &c lower. The market is closing heavy
Receipts 5l76 head. 9lOc for first quality; 81
axe for ID do; 7o for Sd do; 654c for inieriOr 81
616t4c average Of all scales
SHEEP & IaAAIBS-Receipts arc l2 $50 head
Prices bettar-sOme say 25c per head.
SWINE-Unchanged, with an active demRnf.-
Receipts are 1853 head. ---
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Court Of Common Pleas, /,
CuyahoRa County, g..
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS

MASTER COMMISSIONERS
lHl SALE.-Pursuant to the command Of q deere
al order OF sale issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Cuyahoga County, at the suit Of Edward
Wade against Andrew Kelly and others, l shall ex-
pose for sale at public auction at the door Of the
day Of October, 1860, at clock P NJ, the premises
described as follows 10 wit; Situate in Brooklyn
township, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, and ls known as
subdivision Lot No. two hundred and ninety, t0,l
including the barn now the lot. Said lot Is hfty-
feet front Wade Avenue, and l32 feet deep 70 an
alley in Hiram stones Addition to Ohio City and
Cleveland composed Of part Of original Lots No. So
and 6S in Brooklyn township. Appraised a. SIS.
GEORGE II. WYMAN,
Master Commissioner.
B. r. BEAVIs, Plaintiffs Atty.
Cleveland, Sept. 18th 1850. sepl4s305
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PRICE

Case Of 20 vias complete in morocco, and Book, %
Case Of 20 viAls, and Book, plain, ..........-.
Case Of 10 numbered bOGes, and Book, .........-
Case Of 6 boxes, numbered and Book, ............l
Single numbered boxes with directions, - cts
Bngle ettered boxes, with directions. 90 cia
Large case with 2 OF. walls fer planters and ply
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Builders.

DR00KS s. Q. 8 E. W., BUILD
Id ERs Also Manuhcturers Of Doors, Bhndll
e9fh Drackaf8 and all kinda Of Scroll Saving 4nd
3ofbie work Particular attention paid % Fitting
% Stores Factory on Division 1ireeti near lentra
Block, Cleveland Ohio, aoANesA
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lVI SALE.-Pursuant to the command Of deere
al order Of sale issued from The Court Of Common
Pleas Of Cuyahoga County, at the suit of Edward
Wade against catherine Burger, Administrative of
Andrew Burger, dec d. and others, to mo directed,
shall expose or sale at public auction at the door OF
the Court House in the City OF Cleveland the 18th
day Of October, ls50 at clock p NJ the premises
described as follows, to wit: Situate in Brooklyn
township CuyahOga County, Ohio, and is knOwa as
subdivision Lot No. sixty (6O) in Hiram stones
Addition to Ohio City and Cleveland, composed Of
part Of original lots No 50 and IS in Brooklyn town.
ship. Appraised at 500
GEORGE H WYMAN,
Master Commissioner.
D. R. BEAVIs, Plaintiffs Atty.
Cleveland, Sept l3, 1850. seplf305
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HABITUAL C0NSTTPA tn OF
Jaundiee, Fever and Ague, General Debility,
aud all Diseases ari-inE from Dis
ordered Stomach, Liver