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TEIEGRAPHIC !.
Yesterday AAsrnOOn'u Report.
FRO3I WASHINGTON.

FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Nay 80.
~ stms.'.9n .9 q Kansas Is specially assigned
Mr.. sumner will made an elaborate speech on
ne subject to-day.
WAsHINeroS, May 80.
Ahe Judiciary Committee OF the Senate have
Agreed on a bal compelling the attendance OF
witness who nay b. summoned BY the eomlnit
WASHINGTON Nav so
Ihe act Of reconmittlng the Pacific railroad
oll, together with the various amendments - the
tcleci committee Of the Hoase to-day Is reeai,ied
a. eqHivalent 10 iu postponement for the prs sent
he reasons for thus disposing Of il include the
e9lsle4tctofT opinions ~ % the proper location
e Ne rad and TIE insuinciency Of the eoldi.
No1. % secure the execution Of the work by these
cn NhQm tno flanchisss were 20 be conferred
Iha House Committee on ForeiEn afairs 70 .day
nnsniraoosly agreed 20 report the Senate bill ap-
proprialing 80, 90 20 Townsend Harris for nego
uating Tie treaty with siam, which & Intended
- an acknowledgment Of his valuable ssryic.Rs 10
the commerce In the East
The present of the United States AgFicuhurel
eocieiY % the japanese consisting OF 100 ? arie.
uel 81 ne principal ccreals and vegetable reds
with thelr botanical designations Zach OF the
fr,ncs, seeeiyes the silver medal Of the Soc lety
Wiih their names inscribed In their own ch. lrae.
teFs.
The japanese for several days past have been
on tour Of Inspection throughout the city.
foey were particularly interested IN 4 ! nrre
leWelry establishment, witnessing the mani fsc.
turing Of the inner qualities Of gold and sivr OF.
namentl.
WASHINGTON, May 80.
Madame Bodisee widow OF the late Rus ian
Minister, was married to-day 10 Capt. sea u OF
ne Aritis1 army. He was dressed in full uni
Form President Buchanan gave the bride away
Among those Present were Lord Lyons See rotary
Thompson, and many Of the Senators snd Rsprs-
sentative IN ConFresa.
The Committee on Ways and Means have un-
Ger consideration the petitions presented By Mr..
Arlggs nunerously signed By business M N Of
New ork asking Congress 70 require tie Inints
y receive copper cents az par in eNeha=sige for
~. Hatch report ON the Canadian reeipi ocify
treaty u not only strongly opposed 70 the main
articles Of agreement IN that instrument b-at the
aelinistration ara slso reported against e., and
tee treaty VIA Be opposed upon the hOOr ~of the
House.
The Secretary OF State declines 70 eompl y with
TIE call OF the House fora copy Of Hatch report
on the ground that Il would Be incompatih le with
the puhlic Interests.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS

lVA sALE.-Purvuant 10 A 6scrptaI osier OF ale
q me directed, issued from the Court of Common
April, 1850 In an action therein pending, wherein
William Hunter Il plaintiff, and James Rnss, Esthsr
slst day Of Nay, is56, az o'clock r n sxpose for
sale al public auction, a. the door Of the Cour
House corner of seneca and Champlain gtneetsl iu
the city Of Cleveland, in said county, the several
pieces and parcels Of land described as ioloSs, 70
ist Being part Of lot g. In the original allotment
Of the village Of Cleveland In CuyahoFa county, IN
the State Of Ohio, bounded q fooEss Beginning ct
point the west line Of Bank street In said city
thirteen rods li3l north Of the north line Of 81.
Clair street, thence westerly a. right angles with
Bank street to the west line ofsaid lot No - thence
northerly and parallel with Bank street aiKty-six
90 feet thence e4steriy at right Angies With Bank
wet line Of Bank strest 66) feet the plEcs Of be
ginning Appraised valne ssyooo o.
~ Cleveland Cuyahoga county, Ohio, and beinE
thirty feet front the southeriy side Of John
sou street, and nine " rods deep q equal width,
land owned By Joel scranton, Nov p, lss3; running
thence southery nine lsl rods thence westerly par
thence northerly % the s0uthsrly line Of johnson
streot nine lsl rods thence easferly along said
johnson 5treet % the place Of beginning Ap-
sd known a. part Of ten acre lot fty-six (ssl In
seph Lyman 10 John B Warring. 0cfober - ls5l;
and Is bounded and described as follows, 20 Wit
BeEinning at point on Prospect Htrsst, north side,
southwest corner Of ala lot and the northeast eor-
ner Of Prospect and Perry streets; running thence
nOrtherly along the east line Of Perry street enc
hundred and iorty-hve (lf5 feet; thence eastery on
line parallel With the north line Of Prnspect street
seventY-fve feet and ten inches (75-l0l thence
southery on q line parallel With the east line Of
Perry street one hundred and tortl-h Ql5l set;
thence westerly along the north line Of Prospect
street IS feet and ten inches % the place of begin
ming. being the sane land deeded % Jamss Ross by
o. y. Skeels and viz, recorded Vol. ) Cuyahoga
Records, page aJI" Appraised at Slo5Oo,QQ.
JOSEPH S. GRANNIs,
Master Commissioner
J n. JOxEs, Plaintiffs kttOrnsy.
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HUFFAIO MARKRT-MAY 80.
iur rrLroRAFH.l

TuT TILruRAFn.T
FIOUR-In fslr demand and market arm. Sales
0n ma; 81 IS for hnc: $50 for extra atatai $40
$40 for erfra Illinois and Nilconalni tsfo24@3,Io
VfFyRAT-Market frm with fAir milling demand
s.iee ~ q aD bush Of No Chicago spring AZ 81 0
sO bush red winter Indiana a. Sl,n; $50 bu white
winter do at Sis3Q
Sale 6olo bush ~ s0c for No. 2 Sac for Toedo SO
81 Sc for No. I Ilinola.
0ATe-Rettsr. Sales p 100 bush Canada a. sc
WHISK Y-Nomlnal, at 2nc.
CANAI FREIGHTS-unehAng
LAKE IMPORTS-7oo0 bbls -four; 5000 bushels
Nheat; laa Oo bnah corn; 90D bush oats.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKKT-MAY 80.

sTOCWs-Haavy. Va. 6s e1E; No. 6s sik;
a ~ eTiss pacihc Nail S. n Y OsiA; Reading t2A
III % ~; II 3 ia<; Panama iz5'f; Erie rs, NJ q
seFipss $40 7 - chi a 'o't' ohi bSo5'si
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GARIBALDI
PnIs0NTNG CAsRs
BosrOS, May 30.

BOsroS, May 30.
Seven witnesses were examined At Weymouth
to-day, before the Coroner, in the poisoning case
Of Mils Mary Terrell The evidence was conelu-
aiVe Of the death By corrosive sublimate, but
there Was no proof Of Hensy being implicated.
The verdict e expected to-nOTrow.
Alexander Moore WAS arrested in Manchester
yesterday morning charged with poisoning his
wife daughter son-in-laW and servant by placing
white led in herr. All are in a critical cOndi-
ton, with faint hopes Of their recovery.
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DECIDED.
CHoISxATI, Nay 30.

INCIShATI, NAY 81
The great patent suit Of JGnius Judson Ts. Case
4 HodF1on, foE Infringement Of patent for the
Judson Governor Valve, on trial for the last ten
days in the U s. Circuit Court terminated yes
isrday IN q verdict for plaintiff, fully sustaining
the validity Of the patent
One hundred and ten witnesses from different
parts OF the country testified in the case. Lee
and Fisher for plaintiff Winer, Oliver, kitredge
and Collier for defendants.
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ROcHETER, May, 30.
Rev DIS. ThornWell and Dixon were appoint
ed Deputies 20 the Synod Of the Evangelical
Churches Of France.
The amount subscribed for Father Chiniquys
mission. Is IS 24350.
The revised book Of Discipline was re-cOmTnitted
to be reported % the next tfunsral Assembly
Much OF the afternoon was spent In devotional
exercises, and a. six O'Clock the Assembly was
dissolved
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OswRGO AIARKKT-lIAY so.

fBr TELEaRAPHl
FLOuR-Firmsr, but unchanged. Sales q SO
bbls AZ Sa1ss5 for state tfom Chicago spring wheat
MS from red western wheat $3.50 for white do aud
81, 50 for fAVorite double extra. -
extra.
WTFRAT-Market better, especially at the close
the suppiy was light sales " so bush extra Nil
WAukee club Al Sis; aud 10 5000 bush Canada club,
including 20n bus at Sl,is
CORN-Also scarce and wanted sales Of lass
evening lOso0 bush Indiana AZ 56k. Market this
p ~ closing shade nrmor,
OATS-Steady. Sales aooo bush Canadian a. 81
cents.
UARLEY-Sominal.
REE-DuI sales hf 300 bush Canadian al Sic.
CANAL FREIGHTS-Dulli a. &c on houTi &c
on wheat; 64c corn 10 New York
LAKE IMpORTS-i3o00 bush corn.
CANAL EXPORTS-2,560 SO bbls Hour 80 be
wheat; ,i0o bush corn; so bushels beans
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NEW YORK ITEMS.

NEE YoRK, Nay 30.
A Houston mas meeting in Union Square last
evening vas attended b. several thousand. DR..
StePhe1 Hasbrouuk presided
a Dispatch from Waahington says that govern
msut has infelligence Of the capture Of another
SLAYER oT Cubs, By the steamer Crusader Lieut..
Mont She had 40 slaves. She was sent 70 Key
West
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n. =. CATTLE DrARKET-nrAv SO.

nEEPES-Marlet rather sctive at laid week .
tal prices for best gradesi mediums q trifs higher
a3fCtioc fdr nFst quality.
sHREP-SEpply large; prices 2s@s0c io'Wsr, Re-
ccipta Z, 800 head1.
sWINE-In fan supply, At s6sEc for corn I'D;
s95se for disttllosy fsd. kscsiPtn 800 hsads.
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ANTI-sLAvERY CONVENTION.
Bosrox, May 30.

The New England Anti-Slavery Convention
assembled in this city to-day.
Mr.. Garrison presented q series Of resolutions,
varying very little in tone and character from
those presented at previous conventions.
The Convention will remain in session two
days
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WESTERN EXPRESS co.
ITO SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT
TO AND FROM THE WEsT.-Enlsrged and
the best facilities presented for the eon.idera-
ton OF Merchautss shipperHs Travellers and Ernl-
orators.
THE WESTERN TRANSPORTATION co,
having united their hcilit es with those Of the
New York Central and Michigan Central
Railroads, numbering 81 PrOpeIlers and
Steamers, Of the first Insurable
Glass,
rIll run dairy LrSEs during the ensuing season,
from Buffalo 20 the Ports Of Chicago, MilEaukee
Toledo, Sandusky, Cleveland, and other Ports on
Lake Erie which, In connection with the USEouALED
CANAL fAciLITrEs Of this Company, comprising
$50 BoArs OF THE LARGEST Class
eight of which leave Buffalo and New York daily
enable. than 70 otter Merchants and shippers supe-
rOr inducements for SAFETY, dispatch and reliability
THE WESTERN EXPRESS
towned and operated BY this Company win Be run
over the New York Sentr4l Railroad % Buaai9, and
Of Propellers on the Lakes, for such freight
require more speedy transit than By Canal
FoR RArEs or FREIGHr, CONTRACTS, AxD BILIs
or LADISg, Br CANAL Oh Rail, apply 70 the Agents
or C0usignees, al the ofices Of the Company.
No. Coenties Slip and Astor House, New York.
No ils Pier, Albany
No. lal River street, Troy.
Erie Basin, Buffalo
Hurd Co.'S Dock, Detroit
Nil 4 Miss. X. r. Dock, Milwaukee.
FoOe State street, Chicago
Also, AZ Cleveland, Sandnaky, Toledo and Racine.
SHIPPING DIRECTIONS:
MARX PACKAGES ron CANAL "W. T. Co"
sHIP DAIES, As FoILows.
NEW YOKK. Pier East River.
BOSTON, Western Railroad.
ALBANY, 1i3 Pier.
TROY, Foot Of State street.
BUFfALO, Erie Basin.
DETROIT, Hurd O.. = Dock
MILWAUKEE, All. Miss r. h. Dock
CHICAGO, Foot Of State street
Marx Express Goods ''WEsTERS Express Co.
and route theT are 70 60, and ship a. foIlovs:
NEW YORK, Peoples Line Steamers, foot Court
landt street,
swiiisure Line Propeller, PiarsR.R..
Hudson River r. r., y Warren a.
~ Chamherss or corner Canal and
Vest eiu
BOgTON Wesferu Railroad
ALBANY, New York Central Railroad
I0hh ALLEN, JR-, President.
5Tis;2Ss + n. BOND. Agent, Cleveland.
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REPURLTCAN FOaIINATION.
LAFAYETTE, Nay, 30.

4aIA TT II MY "
At the Republican District Convention, held At
Delphi today, Isaac A Rice OF Fountain Coun-
ty, was nominated for Congressman from the sth
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SAILED.

BosToN, May 30.
The Royal Mail Steamship Europa sailed at
a. m, with 60 passengers for Liverpool and u
for Halifax. No specie
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SUDDEN DEATH.

NEwBuRY, C. W., May 90
Mrs J. C. Smiles, passenger on The express
train going East to-day died suddenly At this sta
tion BY the bursting OF blood vessel.
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MARINE
PORT OF CLEVELAND
ExrrRED-May 80.

ESrKRED-May 30.
stmr Ocean, Evans, Detroit.
Stmr North Star, Sweet, Ontonagont co bbla nsh,
% pkgs mdse, % boxes copper, Hussey Nc
Bride.
Prop. Kenosha, Lacy, Milwaukee, 7a2 bags wheat,
10 bbla eggs.
Prop. Portsmouth,, Bond, Dunkirk, Is tons mdse.
Prop. Old Concord, LAughleys Buffalo, ~ tons mdse
Pron Prairie State, Williams, Ogdensburgh, y tons
Tndse, Pelton Breed.
Br Schr. XIX, Lewis, Buffalo.
schr Fetcher, sexton, Pt Huron, q 40 n lumber,
sheldon 4 French.
schr Grey Eage, Blood Milwaukee, l7,OoO bu wheat
Scott
schr. Il. L. Whitman, Phillips, 0swego.
Scow Prince Of Peace Moore, kellya Island, Il cords
lime stone, Calkins.
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Efaal 4OtifFs.
s W IBssHFFsl DEFORE q. B. TIB-


Nm. coETos. - BITS, .. P. of Cleveland
IggnshiP Cuyshogs e9aniy, Ohio. on ihe slh Say
on nay l. aaid Justice Issued M order 0f attach
menf IN the above action for the sum Of thirteen
le q9ilal. ss.a ee,s 4 80 ioF on the zlsi day oi
Cleveland, Nay r. $50 mayB.sss
GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
~ ORDER OF COURT.-On fhs ian dsy of June
10, 10 oelock A. NJ o1 The premises, In The town
ship uf hIiddlaburgh, Cuyaho1n counfT Ohio 1rilT
be sold % the highest biddsr the following aszcrbd
real estate a. the property o. william n. bryan,
Situate In said township Of MiddieburRh, and Z
also IN The village Of berea and Il bgundsd and de-
scribed a. follows: Commanding ~ the Intersection
u the south line with the south s of brdgs street
In said VILLAGE thence south Adams street about
rods % lands deeded b. Robert v allaca and wife
g lillian fitzEerald, thence east on said Elt1fzr
ads line - reds, thancs north rut1 on Bridge
sireet, thence vest Bridge street - rods % the
place Of beginning containing one acTa q land -
the same more OF less. said land q b sold for not
les. thaa $50. Terms 0f sale vii b made knoEn
WILLIAM BRYAN, Adninistrstor Of
Cleveland 0, NAY Il, 40,
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The Lake Superior trade is lively. All the boats
take up full loads Of miscellaneous freight and bring
bring back the rich deposits Of the mineral region
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NOMINATED.

NtSoINNES, Nay 81
Hon. John Law Of Evansville was nominated
BY the Democratic District Convention At Prince
ton to-day for Congress in the First Congressional
District
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CLEARED

Stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit.
Prop. Concord, Laughley, Buffalo.
Prop. Kenosha, Lacy, Buffalo.
Schr A Moedbury, Warner, Wyand0tte, 20 tons
coal, Price MoFris; % tons iron ore, Sher-
man.
sehr. H. L. Whitman, Phillips, Chicago, 90 tons
coal Rhodes Card.
Schr d. L. Couch, Maddox, WyandOtte, GO tons
iron ore, sherman.
Schr New London ReSFell, Marquette
Scow Prince Of Peace, Moore, Pt. Clinton.
ScOW SpankeT, fiheld, Toledo, 20 NJ lumber, 7. b.
4 Co; ; tons Frindse0nes, Johnston.
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BOATS BURNED.

NEW ORLEANS, May 30:
Bayou Sara, packet; Duncan F. Kenner, ferry
boat; p. E. Clarke, opelOusas RailwVy barge,
we've burned this morning. Los seventy thous
and dollars.
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ARRIEALS.

NEW YORK, Nay 80.
The steamships Glasgow, from Liverpool 10th,
and SaIonia, from HEmburgh via Southampton
18th. arrived to-day.
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The Restorative Is put up In bottles Of three sizes
viz Large, medium and small; the ni.ail bottle
a pint, and retEls for one dollar per bettie shs me
dun holds twenty per cent more In proportion than
the small, retais for two dollars per bottle; the
large holds qnart, 20 Per cent more In proportion
and rgtaiiH for three dollaTs per bottle.
10. J. WOOD CO., PropFiotorB, No ia Broad
way, N. y and No. iit msrkst 81, Sc. Louis Mo-
And sold ey all Druggists and feney Goods dealsru
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1mas, 81
-TFALTH on AWFRT0AN WO-


HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
h MES. BEAD notices IN ths Tribuns since
IRON kis EIeslIsney JANEsD WRSEcoTT, Gov
srnor q Fiorida, and menbeT Of the United States
ssFor upwards Of tlzsnty-fys ysar. I yas Hmistsd
s5s ss--iS tS.5f N fbs rO,,- - "a Il crS b1t
ssise ysless e Hss' ,ssZ , 2 49, s91
Ss'.'''--''S Sss. A''-'-'''' J1s 5. v isIc5Tf.s
NV IoEEE, Tl.rasIy l1se.
DR. J. ?. BEIDqE-Dsar 81 sqle tgo ysaEs sg9
sllinE q the s0nb, Ehitss, And dsEaplat rsnstru-
ations. togetheI ufth the etil1anI - lloD1 -
clearly iescrihsd in your adVeriilelel,a - paPh-
lets she had the very best neelc1l tEll IN ths
city Until entirely prustrated, and her lTzct1n q
bly, ba prolonged very little longar unar - zgst
iudicious treatment. f1r two ye1sa alinr 11e col-
tlnasa e sink ghsn cane iate yo.E -. e y
symptcms- As you Were confident % t1e sil1al1n-
esrg MaEsh.li'l cstholieons IN rsl.syi1s -, -
doubtiREly. RroFidsntialy, e relieved har guiekJ
and i've bottles entirely cured her. sincs the1s y
complaint, and she i strong, gctiEe zld klllhgs
as When you1g girl JAO- - bALGes-
HONE TESTIMONY. l1
WusE BEpF0RD, coshocton Co. D., May =, -;
Mr.. H. B. kISes1EI-sir= hass beea 1alling tho
ten years, and have invariably f6lnd then % gfTe
good safisfletion and the tiln h4Ie fold % .
great many Aniliiss - rg1ary - t1elr - 50 el-
tiele- Harshalfs Uterine Catholicou . nedicils
that has done graf amount g goud IN ter1ala
Diseases. One lady sold Il % tod na sae had
ceiFcd more bencnt from une bcttio th1n ahs did
irom long coufls o. medical tle.tlslt " .he most
skillfal physicians. 9AAEs WILSON
THE GRAEFENBERG u llAnsHALLs uTEEINE
CATH0L1COG
Is offered a. Z certain cure accclulnicd with tke
iollowinE sTn pt1ufs.
rities-W Eussl-N liufnagl-- LtrInred -
peti.e-SalloW Complsxi0n-Re in The Haek
and dkidneys-Chills-eol dand5 al
Fcet - Beating EgFurshneEI-
Neuralgis-Hcad1rhe-HeI
lessnsss-DiEturhed elcep-Ilulh-
Is Of Heaf-Generai Pufn-CraUiug
aad Pain In the spine aud betHel1 tie
Shoulders-Acid stomach-Aausea-Dilcl
psssinF Of Urine, With heat smartlng-Itch-
Ing Burning or Irritation IN the urina Organs
Nightmege- Despeir-hi ystsrics-A Auxisty- Red
Fsos Nervous fHitching = Starting-con-
Observation-Disclosures Tempaf- sadncl1-
DspraFed Appetite--f flatulence--Blclt-
Cd and Irregular BoWel1-lnpleal-
ant Dreams-Rlinf In Uterine OFE1lI-h fhloEl
and Pains IN Llm1s.
~ sold b City Drugtists and Aedict1o p1alsfl
throughout the countrJ.
For Medicines or Afencieg, addres1
II. B. kihGeLEf, Clogela1ds
norls-dEE Geaeral 4 gent i5r Ohio
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I'M. JoxEs, PIaindFs kftori
Cleveland. April %, ls6n.
SAMUEL MAsos, Plainfin,
against In Court of Com
| J0HE GKEEN, Pleas, In and br Guy
l MAET J4EE GEEES, and CuyAhoZa Co, Ohio.
Eunrrra prrrrruwnrf- nnf1fH .

4 D
MAET J6gE GKEESs and CuyahoZa Co, Ohio.
FKANcIs PrSKERrOS, Defits.
THE DEFENDANT, FRANCIS
PnSKERTOS, Is hereby notified that on the
ed ~. petitol Ia ala court Sainst he above
named deendants, the object and prayer ol which >
deeis 10 vii one dees from aid plaintiff 70 said
defndants John Green, executed January lst, ls59;
wife 10 aid defendant Francis Pinkerton, sTscutsd
March 10th, ls59 and one deed RON aid franeis
Pinkerton 70 said defendant, Mary Jane Grccn, ez-
executed August 6th, -: ana one mcrtsage deed
from aid Green and Wiie TO said pllntid executed
JaEuarJ lst lss9; - that said deeds and mortgage
(which all conveyed the sane property shall include
and describe only the land intcnded 70 b. ccrFeved
. said Gresa b said hTst mentioned deed from said
a certain tract Of land situated IN the CITY Of
Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio known as part of
WooIseys map Of bis sabdivisioh cf city Iofs nun
bered ffum one hundrsd and ifty-six Q56) 10 one
hundred and si1tysgyen s7l, AL inclusive q or
mag 4 nov on rgcqrd In sid county and the l1nd
ssate3. boanssd q 5iioSS. % uii. B-[i5Iis1 a
point on the northesEteTly zide q Ere gtresi one
hundred feet southeasterly from the southessieriy
erly parallel with Walnat street one hundred and
sixtyhye (65l et 70 the northeasterlE line Of rid
northeast line Of nd lots No. twenty and twenty
one 80 ~ TO land late o. Phillip A. White. DE-
Phiip Al " hits, and on lane 0f George Wilialrs,to
the north eastery line cf rie street one hnnaed and
nd RTa srsf fT-fFe fest 20 The Place u belin-
ning; being any ~ feet ir2nt y ffie street, and
issS, saTing aad accepting, however, Gus of said
poe sfore described, certain piece q land thirty
t,o ~ 81 long b. twenty fDl sst Wids hereto
sra igsd out 81 the ncrthWost corRar Of nd iot
~ ssmuei Mason 20 Jacob LoWmaa b. deed dated
Nov i6 Islg and recorded Vol - pGEs sit 70 which
deed more particular reierence Is had for descrip
tioa q the land excepted rom this convsyaneei 4,
aud shall exelads from ssid deed aad nortgsgs sid
biscs q land s. ret by - last and also the ot De-
scribsd In said deed and u,ortFazs a. ffonfing on
Oak street, y sid lot and county, and that I'D /
Green and wife aud sid ffancil Pinkerton nay > i
EXCEEDED huE All Interest IN Elid tgo pieces lalt
above described, b. virtue q said deed lrc1n a1ta
Mason % aid Green and other couFeyances - hefe
IN get birth
Plaintiff also prsys Judgment aeaiast 81 JOIN 4
Green lor 81 75-Ioo doiar1, and Interest Nm Es1.
"A, lsto and that the Land helsin a1ore nrsi de-
may b sod % satis the claim Of said plEEii 90
tur q faar equitable relief -
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CLEVELAND. COLUMBUS AND


NLEVELAND. COLUMBUS AND
~ CINCINNATI RAILROAD.-SUsnER Az
RANGEnEyI.-ls6O. On and aiter Monday, April IS,
is6o, Passenger Trains viii leave Cleveland a. fol-
ss5 a. Nm Y. Cincinnati Express-stopping at
Barea, Grafton, Wellington, New London,
Salem, Shelby, and all Stations south Of
Shelby, reaching Columbus lls3O A. H.
Cincinnati 40 A. n.
ais P. r. Aecommodatioa-st stopping at all Stations
and reaching Columbus go P. n, Cineln-
natl $40 A. n.
500 P n. Night Express At Berea, Grafton,
Wellington, New London, Shelby, Crest
line, Gallon, CardingtOu, and Delaware,
reaching Columbus ll.o5 P. T., Cincinnati
CONNECTIONS.
shelby, Sandusky, Mansfield Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Mt. Vernon, Newark, Lanesville'
Crestlino, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne 4 Chicago Rail-
road, for FOrest, Upper Sandusky, Delphos,
Lima, Fort Wayne, LapOrta, Chicago, &c.
west, and East for Mansfield, Wooster Mas
Gallon and Bellsf0ntalne Railroad Line, for Marion,
Bellefontaine, sidney, Unlons Muncie' In
dinapolis, Terr8 Hauie, Fincennes, ETans-
vile, Louisville, Cairo, 81. Louis &C
Delaware, Dayton Cincinnati Line, fJr Spring gned,
o., Dayton, Hamilton, Cincinnati, Rich
moBd, indianapolis Terre Haute, 81. Louis,
&C; and 81 Cincinnati with the Ohio Mis-
sissippi Railroad for Louisville, and all
points on the Ohio river.
COlumbus, Little Miami 4 Columbus, and Xsnia
Railroad, for Nenins Dayton, indianapolis,
Terre Haute, 81. Louis, Morrow, Loyaland,
and Cincinnati, and With the ohio His
sissippi Railroad az Cincinnati for Louis
vile, Evansville, Cairo, St. Louis, and all
points on the Ohio river.
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, Zanes
Vile, Whseling, &e-, Columbus, Piqua and
Indiana Railroad for Piqua, Urbanh, kc-
- For Tieksts 70 all points and Information ap-
ply st the Union Ticket Once, 81 Superior street,
Cleveland, April Il, is5s