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NEW YORK nIARKET-MAY %.

81 IELBGAAfH.I
RLOUR-A shade easier with a very moderate
demand for home consumption. Sales li,4O bbls at
SIS for supsrfne state chiefly S5,l0 5,l545 25
for extra state chilly S5I0l25, at which $500 bbls
S5,095,s0 for common 70 Insdiuna S5,s535 for ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio The market
closing dull With downward tendency
CANADIAN FLsQUR-Dull and q shade easier
on common grades. Sales $50 bbls at S5,5O6T6O for
common 70 choice extra
RYEFLOUR-steadyw with small sales at $500
I'D for common to choice superfne.
WHIBKY-In fair request and steady. Sales of
900 bbla at 2i9fc.
EAT-Market full le loWet with moderate
erporf business doing ct the decline. Sales l6Om
bush good and choice Chicago spring at Sl,ls@i25;
300 bu winter red western 81 So 100 red state st
2a. Zoo fair 70 very choice HalWaukee club at
G,22AI 25-dsliversd az both prices.
RVE-Quiet az S74e3c.
RlRIEY-0aiet and unchanged.
Cs1RN-In large supply and pressing desire to
realize Is lower The export demand ID restricted by
the scnrcty of freight room and the consequent mp
ward tendency Of rates Sales 10000 hush at 5796ec
for distiling western mixed at 62965c; eastern do
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PRRsRYTFRIAN ASSEMBLY.

IIIIsBUhGHi nay .
The Assembly heard today reports from dele
SelegRtes OF Reformed Presbyterian Evangelical
Southern SynOds. -,
Report Of Committee ON Education has been
discussed by the leading speakers with great earn
estness, It Is not yet disposed of Most Of the
sneakers have hitherto regarded the Assemblies
plsn radically defective.
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Nl sALE.-Pursuant to a dscrstal order Of sale,
@ me directed, issued from the Coart Of Common
Pleas OF Cuyahogs County, Ohio, on the I'D day Of
April, 1850 in an action therein pending, wherein
William Hunter Is plaintiff, and James Ross, Esther
3Ist day Of May 1850 at O'Clock p. N, expos for
sale at public auction, at the door Of the Court
House corner Of Seneca and Champlain strsets) in
the city of Cleveland, in said county, the several
pieces and parcels Of land described as fooWsY TO
ist Being part Of lot 2s in the original allotment
Of the village Of Cleveland in CuyahOg1 county, in
the State Of Ohio, bounded IS follows: Beginning st
point on the west line Of Bank street in said city
thirteen rods (l3) north Of the north line Of ST.
Bank street to the west line ofsaid lot No - thence
nOrtherly aud parallel with Bank street sixty-six
90 feet thence eastery az right angles with Bank
St., to the vest line thereol thence southry on the
west line Of Bank street 6 feet to the place Of be-
ginning" Appraised value s. ,Oo0,0O.
I'd. known as part Of lot No. twsnty-seyen Cd
in Cleveland, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, and being
thirty three feet front the s0uthery side Of John
bounded a. ollOWs: Commencing on the vest line Of
land owned By Joel Scranton Nov p, ls53 running
aIleI with johnson street thirty-thrsa 81 tst;
thence nOrtherly to the s0utherly line Of johnson
street nine ~ rods; thence eastsrly along said
johnson street 90 the place Of beginning" Ap-
AL FKnoWn a. part Of ten acre lot hftysix C55) In
Cleyeland, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, decided BY JO-
seph Lyman to John B. Warning October p, 1881;
and Is bounded and described as follows, to Wit
Beginning at point on Prospect street, north side
soutbSst corner Of lsid ot and re nort6esst cor
ner Of Prospect and Perry Streets running thence
northeTly along the east line Of Perry street one
hundred and forty Ave 43 ieet; theme eeslery on
line parallel with the north linz Of Pro9pect street
seyenty-fvs feet and ten inches S75-l0)i thence
sOutherly on line parallel with TIE east line Of
Perry street one hundred and i1rty-nTe lA5) feet
thence westerly along the north line OF Prospect
street Is feet and ten inches @ the place ol begin
ming; being the same land decided % Jameq koss By
d. M Skeeis and wife, recorded Vol. 8 luyahOFa
Records, page s5l." Appraised at $40 sooQ1
JOSEPH 8. qRANNIS,
Master Commissioner
J. NJ JONEs, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Cleveland, April 30, is6o.
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FIRR AND DROUGHT.

LEAvENwoRTH, May 2l.
A fire, this morning destroyed the Farmers
Feed and Sale Stables building, owned by
J. P. Russell. Loss $1,000. Insured $500.
Loss on contents probably $500. No in
surance.
Also. 0. Brecklen, drugs, &c, loss of build
ing and stock So, 5OO-no insurance. The
FIRE originated in the Stable, and is supposed
to have been caused by an incendiary.
A destructive drought still prevails in this
Territory, from the Missouri to the Rocky
Mountains. But very little rain has fallen
for 80 days, and fears are entertained OF
total failure of all crops.
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MIsHAPs.-The steamer Fountain City got aground
upon the St Clair Flats and was detained about
twonty -four hours She also ran into Mcknight s
dock at the saut and damaged it considerably.
FoR LAKE suPFRIoR.-The Iron City, Capt. Tur
ner, leaves Hussey McBrides docks this evening
at s o'clock.
The steamer Fountain City, Capt. Peck, leaves
Hanna, Garretson & Co.'S dock on Friday evening"
at s o'clock for Lake Superior ports.
The PRoPELLER owEGo Is having a new after cabin
built.
THE RIVER CHANNEL above Lighthouse street
bridge, opposite Hussey McBride's dock, is being
dredged.
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GREAT RATIFICATION MEETING IN
CN1TIIDFBUS.

CoLuMBUs, O., May q.
A great Lincoln and Hamlin ratification meet meet
ing e IN progress The city is in q blaze OF bon
fires and fireworks and professions are paradlng
tile streets with bands of music. The Capitol
SQUARE Is crowded with people, hnzzaing TO
speeches by Gov. Chase, Gov. Dennison ana ON
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AND MAH0NING
] RAILROAD.-TINE TABLE No. IS
70 taEa afsct on after Thursday, February 10, 1852
GOING WEST.
youngstown 10
funvpland

MAKING CONNECTIONS.
AT Cleveland with Cleveland 3 Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus Cincinnati, Cleveland krle' ana Ole'e-
land & Pittsburgh Railroads.
At SOlon, with hacks to Chagrin Fallsy &C
At MRntua, with hacks for kaVenna5 &c;
Al Braceyiile with hacks 10 Newton Falls &C.
AtWarren with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
Vile Bloomfield, Canfeld, &C
land Lowell, and EnOn Valley, and thence by r. =
W. & @. Z. r. to Pittsburgh; ,rrorr,s g..
rt-,I,,5 Esh O 1870
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FROM BOSTON.


The investigation by the CoroneT's jury in me
late mvsteTio3s death at Weymouth has resulted
N de:igTing that Betsey Frances Terrell was
poisoned with stryehnine, which has also been
found In the remains of her sister Mary, who
died about three months previously both glir,ls gi,
we're found 10 be eacieaie Heney is in jail heavily
ironed His examination will take place TINS
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CLEVELAND. COLUMBUS AND

'
I CINCINNATI RAILROAD.-sUMMER Ar
RGSGEMENT.-ls6O. On and after Monday April 10,
1860 Passenger Trains will leave Cleveland a. iol-
lows o. =.
Berea, Grafton, wellington New London,
Salem, shelby, and all Stations south OF
Shelby, reaching Columbus llaSO A. NJ,
2.1sP n Accommodation- stopping at all Stations,
and reaching Columbus $50 P NJ Cineih-
natl $40 A. N.
500 P N. Night Expresg- at Berea raIton'
Wellington, New London, Shelby, Crest
line, Gallon, Cardington, and Delaware
reaching Columbus ll:O5 P. NJ, Cincinnati
'iO A. CONNECTIONS.
Shelby. Sandusky Mansfield & Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Mt. Vernon, Newark Lahes'llie'
Crsstliue' Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Rail-
road for Forest, Upper Sandusky, DelphOs,
Lima, Fort Wayne, Laporte, Chicago &c.
west, and East for Mansfield Wooster, Mas
aIiop and BsiIefontaine Railroad Line for Marion,
Bellefontaine, Sidney, UniOns Muncle, IN
dinapolis, Terre Haute, Vincennes, Evans
vile, Louisville, Cairo, St Louis, &C.
Delaware DAYTON & Cincinnati Line, Tor Sprlngneiu'
b., Dayton, Hamilton, Cincinnati, kieh-
mOnd, indianapolis, Terre Haute, 81 LOUIS
&c: and at Cincinnati with the Ohio q Mis-
sissippi Railroad for LOUISVILLE and al
points on the Ohio river.
Columbus, Little Miami Columbus and Aenla
Railroad, for Xenia, Dayton Indianapolis
Terre Haute, st. Louis, MorroWJ Loyelanas
and Cincinnati, and with the ONO MIS- MIS-
sissiDpi Railroad at Cincinnati Tor Louis
Vile, Evansville Cairo, St. Louis, and all
points on the Ohio river.
Columbus, Central Ohio hairoad ior eeNaTA, B zsiS
vile, Wheeling, &C, Columbus, Plqua ana
Indiana Railroad for Piquar Urbana5 &C.
BSr For Tickets 70 all points and information ap-
ply at the Union Ticket Ofce 81 Superior street, OF
at '-' S. FLINT, Superintendent
Cleveland, April "A, 1889.
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NJ A IN E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ESrRKED-May %.

stmr May Queen, Yiger, Detroit.
Prom OweRo, HoWland, Dunkirk, ~ tons mdL-
prop Fountain City, Peck, OntonRgon 80 bbls cop
per 1914 tons, $50 tons iron ore, hannis Gar
retson Co.
Prop Iron City, Turner, Ontonagon, 800 tons "copper"
500 bbls fish, Hussey 1 Mcbride. ~.
Prop Ogdensburgh, Richardson, OgdensburBh' ~
tons mdZ, PeltOn Breed. . -
Prop Michigan, Hopkins, ogdensburgh' D '0A'
mdz., Pelton Breed.
Schr. Sweep Stakes Burlington Builalo.
Schr. Mary Grant, Graves, Buffalo.
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CONVpNTTON

ST. LOUIS, May 81.
A Democratic Convention in the 4th Con
gressional District has nominated blgah ID.
Morton for CONGRESS.
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CLEARED

stmr. May Queen, viger, Detroit.
Prop OgdensburEh, Richardson, Chicago, sundrles.
Prop. Concord, - Buffalo. ,, -,
Schr Sweep Stakes, Burlington, Chicago, 40 tons
coal, Price 4 Morris. .. Al, .,rs
Schr. MiddleseX, Eurgersonsi marquette' +'u 'on'
coal, Price Morris.
Schr. Palo Alto, Fyheld, Pt. Huron
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osvEGO 0IARKRT-nIAY ~.
BUFFALO MARKRT-MAY 92.

FLOUR-In moderate demand and market steady
sales Of GOO bbls at S5255 80 for extra Illinois ana
Wisconsin: IS aan5 rs for OXtra Ohio and Indiana.
WHRAT-MRrket dull aud nothing doing.
fORN-ln fair demand and market easer. sales
Of 5000 bush al SOC hot sc damaged ot'so9 uouhu-
WHISKEY-Nominal at Ac. . q, .
LAKE IlIPORTS-3,O0O bush -four; H,oO bu
wheat.
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FROM CINCINNATI.

CScISSATI, May p.
The storm along the River, above and below,
was very severe. At Madison, Ind. SIX OF Tltg elgnl
bnjldines were unroofed but no lives lost. Ihree
OF four coal boats sunk, and six men are missing.
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at s@7Oc prime shipping do at 7Oei round yellow at
7R97ic,
1ATs-Quiet and steady at 40Gl2c for western
latter. 80 ,,,. .,
PORK-Duil, heavy and lower. Sales 90 bbls at
SLICED iTTb for new mess, closing With no buyers ~
fhaf fuaf1
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lvl SALE.-Pursuant to the command Of an order
OF sale, TO me directed, issued nom the Court OF
Common Pleas for Cuyahoga county, Ohio, IN an &C
tiOn therein pending, wherein samuel Mason l8
plaintiff and David Pollock, Jane Pollock aud Mar
tin MahOn are DEFENDANTS shall expose tor sale Al
public auction the door Of the Court House, cor
nsr Of Seneca and Champlain streets in the city Of
Cleveland in said county, on the 18th day Of May
ledO, at clock P NJ Of said day the following de-
scribed lands and tenements 10 Wit situate IN the
township Of Brooklyn, being number seven in the
thirteenth range Of townships, N the Oonnectlclt
also in the county OF Cuyahoga, and is known as Lot
number i've hundred and eighty nine (55Sl in Hiram
lot is one hundred and thirty 30 fset front on Bur
ton street, and one hundred and sixty-siK and 81
l2ths feet deep the north line, and on6 hundred
and sixty-sx l65) feet deep along klrtland street,
and enc hundred and thirty feet deep non said latter
named street" Z"
Appraised value sls333.Q0 -
JOSEPH s. GRANNIS,
Master Commissioner.
J. NJ JONES, Plaintiffs Attorney.
April "a. ls6o I'd
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8ail 8oaas.

CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURG
~ RAILROAD.-SPRIHG AERAEaEsfEsT To take
sisst on M924Sy @ ARTi1 "a lsso TRAINS LEAVE
5.sO A. ANAL for Pittsburgh, Wheslinr and New
PHILADELPHIA
$40 p M.-Express for Pittsburgh and Wheeling.
Both Trains make direct connections with Penn
sylvania Railroad for Baltimore Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. Also with Baltimore Ohio Rail-
road for Baltimore and Washington City.
Also connect at Hudson for Akron and Miilersburg.
BB- Time by this route quick and fare will Be
the same as BY Northern Lines to New York.
F.R. MYERS, @. 7. Agent jams
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SSALR-BYVIRTUE

GHERIFF'SSALE---BY VIRTUE
~ of writ Of venditioni exponus, issued nom the
court Of Common Pleas, Of OuyahOga county, AZ ths
suit OF Abraham R. Van Nest e al, plaintihs,
against d h GiIlstt, defendant, to me directed, l
shall offer for sale at the door Of the Court House
corner Of Seneca and Champlain streetsil In the
city Of Cleveland, in the said county on the 3th day
Of june 1850 at O'Clock P. II. Of said day, the fol-
lowing described lands and tenament5, 70 wit: Com
encinE at the intersection Of the sOuthsry line Of
Vermont street with the eastery line Of est street,
thence eastsrly along the southery line ef fernont
street. sixty-uine feet; thence sOutherlyf parallel
with the east line Of est street. sixty ii thence
eastsrly parallel with the south line OF Vermont
street eleven FEET thence southery parallel with the
east line Of West street thrty-eight feet thence
westerly parallel with Vermont street eighty teet 70
tine east line Of West street; thence northery along
the east line Of est street, uinetyegt Bet 70 the
place Of beginning being the same premises de-
seribed in deed from Gilmon Eol5om, yr,, 70 A. h.
Gilett recorded n vol 4, pages SO ana 5ll Cuya-
hoga county records, and further known a. the y
W corner Of Block Xxx, in the bullalQ Company al
lotment in Cleveland formerly Ohio CifyJ cuyahoga
d. /. W1GHTMAN, Shsrid-
HKRRTcr 4 BARLOW Plaintiffs Attoruey8. d3O.d
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C,LEVELAND AND ERIE RAIL

hLEN ELANO AND EXILE RAIL
" ROAD.-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT 1850.
On and AFTER Monday, April 9Th, 1860, Passenger
Trains will run as follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
1000 A. NJ MAIL TRAIN-StOpping at all Stations
except Wicklifie, Mentor, Perry, Union
VILE SaybFook and Swanvills; and arrives
at Erie i:3O P. NJ. Dunkirk 3.55 P. NJ, Buf-
s9oP. n. CfNCiNNATI EXPRESS TRAIN-stop-
ping at Painesvile, A8htabula and Glrard
only :; and arrives at Erie 6.32 P. NJ, Dun
kirk S:25 p. N. Buffalo $50 P. N.
$40 p n COENEAUT ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
stopping at all stations.
emp n NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-StOpping at
Painesville, Ashtabula and Girard only
and arrives at Erie l2:4T A. n, Dunkirk
2:5O A. NJ, Buffalo 40 A.. n
LEAVE ERIE.
I.55A n NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-StOpping at
Girard Ashtabula and Painesvills only,
and arrives at Cleveland $50 A. N
iO3g A. NJ MAIL TRAIN-StOpping at all Stations
except saybrOOk, UniOnyille, Perry, Mem
tor and Wicklifs, and arrives at Cleveland
23O P. N.
l.4o p N. DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping at Gi-
rard, COnneaut, Ashtabula and Painesville
only and arrives at Cleveland $40 P. n.
Accommodation Train will leave COnneaut at 500
A. NJ stopping at all stations and arriving a. Cieve-
Land at 9;lO A. N.
All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
natl St Louis &C. and all the trains going eastward
connect at Dunkirk with the trains Of the n. Y Z.
Railroad and at Buffalo with those Of the New York
Central and Buffalo New York City Railroads.
II. NOTTINGHAM Sup't
Cleveland, April g, 1850.
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0LEVELAND & TOLEDO RAIL

CLEVELAND & TOLEDO RAIL
ROAD.-SPRINg ARRANGEMENT. On and amer
Monday, April 9Th, 1850, Trains on this Road will
run as follows from Cleveland:
555 A. NJ Through Mall, stopping at all stations on
the Southern Division, arriving at Toledo
at iO.20 A. X.
255 P N. Western E1press, stops at all stations on
Southern Division, and arrives at Toledo
at Ts35 p n.
400 p n Mail stops at all stations east Of Sandusky,
@ on Northern Division, and arrives at San
dusky at 8:25 p. n.
$50 p Telegraph Express, stops At Grafton, Ober-
lin, WakemRn, NOrWalk, MonroeYillei
Bellevue, CLYDE, Fremont and ElmOre,
and arrives at Toledo at l0:l5 P. r..
CONNECTIONS made at Monroeyie with the san
dusky, Mansfield and Newark r. R., az Clyde With
the Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati r. R., at Ere
mont with Fremont Indiana r. r., and at Toledo
with the Michigan southern Northern Indiana
and Toledo and Wabash Railroads for Chicago, De-
trot, Jackson, Fort Wayne, Logansport, Lafayette,
Cairo, Alton ST. Louis, and all points West, North
west and Southwest.
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Toledo and the
West, at $40 4. n, 3;O5 ?. NJ and 9O5 P n; from
Sandusky at $50 A. N.
Cleveland April 3, 1860. sf.
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XEaaI aletiEee.
wnIIlr E. AnBUsH, Plaintlf, e Sf, Sf9aFt & e

wnLIAx E AMBUSH, Plaintiff IN Sfsns SGSst dSS 81 TG
srrpHru Gp1PyIv. Defendant, q County, One,
mHEABOVE NAMED DEFEND-
IST's 'ssterhen Grit1n, r hereby neflned that
66 fha 7lsf Ry OF April lS0, the SAID FAintin nleo
n sid Conrt rs petition setting iorth ior cause oI
t5 esinSf aid defsndant, that on the 1th day o.
Hr-i a M lsss, plaintiff brought suit IN attach
st bsfors a Justice Of the Peace IN sid county,
-si,sf one solomon 8. Grim, and at the date last
,.-.iS serysd the said Steven Grifin with notice
~ cs-nishmsnt, in the action pending before said
I,stjee and thereafter in said action last named,
ms plaintiff recovered judgment the 22d day OF
Tune A. D., 1889, against said Solomon s. Grtfn ior
two hundred and forty-six dollars damages, and costs
or suit, taxed st eight and l0-lQ0 dcllsTs, which
iudgmsnt Is still In force and wholly unpaid. That
the disclpaufe made By said stephen 9rlnn before
said guaticg un1er said notice % S4rnl3 Nas
unsatisfactory 70 this said plaintin that aid sie-
phen Griu at the time Of the service Of said notice
Of gaFn i8hmsnt upon hin had in h8 possession ana
under bis control large AMOUNT Of properly oeone
ing 70 said solomon s. Grimm, and was osAelsl5e
largely indebted TO said solomon 5. lrlnt q Hte1
property and indebtednes5 sid 5tephen riln lale4
to make disclosure Said petition asks fof iad eeut
azaiust said Stephen Grimm, ID the sum oi Io nnn-
dred and Fisty-four and le-loo DolEr With inleest
thereon from the I'd day Of June, A. D., ls39 Ihe
dsfsndfnt = required 70 anaWsr the allegatlon1 %
aid psfftiod by fha I'D day Of gu1a, A. D. lSs Or
judQneuf vii b taken against hin hE default IN
the above amount. J. = ~ stLl1sQ QLLs
EPlto'A9p t---'-- Z erl','N'-1ss
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SAMUEL MASON, Plaintiff,
m--mH-naH

SAMUEL MAsoS, Plaintiff,
MARY JAST GREES, and CuyahOga Co, Ohio.
FRANcIs PTSKERrOS, Dsfits.
WHE DEFENDANT, FRANCIS
PINKERTON, is hereby notified that on the
2ih day Of April, 1850 the plaintiff samlei Mason,
fled his petition in said Court against the above
named desndants, the object and PRAYER q which Is
deeds to Wit One deed from said plaintiff to said
defendants, John Green s8ssntsd g7nSery lst, lSas
vie to said defendant, Francis Pinkorton, azecutsd
March 10TH 1889 and one dsed non a9it lrancis
Executed August sth, isss: and one mortgasa deed
from said sresl apd Eis % nd pl9inil1 sxeeutea
Ebieh Al conveyed the same proPsrtyl shsil ineiuds
and describe only the land intended % b conveyed
10 said Green bY said hrst mentioned deed from said
"a Certain 4 tract Of land situated IN she oty Of
iot0 80, tsenty and tweniy-ons 20 2i) IN John II
Woosey's map Of his gubdivision Of city l0tg Hum-
hundred and sxy-ssyen Q67l, all inclusive Of an or
iginal allotment Of the village Of Cleveland, which
hereby conveyed Is, with the exception hereafter
stated bounded as fellows, % Wit BEGINNING At 4
hundred feet southeastsriy from the soutbeastarly
side Of Walnut street and running thence noFtheast-
siTty-ye 0651 fset TO the n0rtheastsrly In OF -a5
lot 80. twenty l2oli thenes southeastsrly 70 the
northeast line Of said lots No. twenty aud twenty
one 90 ~ 70 land late Of Phillip A. White De-
eeassa, tfty s9l lhsti asgoa On land ol
Rnllllo o.
the north aaster line Of rie street one hundred and
sixty-fve CI65) Bet, and thence northEestsry On
said Erie street hfty-ye eet to the place uf balm
Ming; being my f5o) feet mont on EFfa Ttrerf ena
ons hundred and slIty-dve ll65l fset deem ulors -
less, saving and accepting. however out Of aid
piece above described certain piece Of land thirf
two 32) set long BY twenty (iIl fef wids hersto-
fore decided out q the northwest corner of r3d -
by samuel Mason 70 Jacob LOWman 81 deaj d.feS
Nov 10, ls4s, and recorded Vol 81 pags5ll 70 Which
deed more particular reference is had fr a de-rir
ton Of the land excepted from this eouve,e1es =
and shall exclude from said deed and r1ortG71 a
piece Of land ~ ieet b5 81 feat aud no ~ ~ -
serteed 2 ssia ased snd nortgags = frontil9 q
Green and Wils, and Eaid francs ksrfrr r',,v ~
excluded fom an interest IN said two risc-> 49,
above described, b. virtue Of said eee8 -, -
Mason e said orean and other couysysneeS al l,-S
IN g5t iorth.' ~
Pial1ilf also prsFs 3 Judgment aaailst r,id Io,,
efesn TT ~ i3-lel aol4E4i -nl HiiGrsst ffon, -
nay e sola e .Ssas e siain e iad ~
fhs said dslenaAnt, Pinksrton, d .susir.s a, a.
49, -. q aslsel 2 sas .oas "a o. ss ths ibi-d
ApTll = ls5Q7so Pis5nfifi- ft'i--s
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Mtaitiufs,
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THE FOLLOWING PATENT
MEDICINES We can cheerfully recommend for
STRONG s ARMSTRONG,
l99 Superior st.
MY MOTHERS sALvE,
For Piles, Sore Eyes, Salt Rhsum &C.
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POr Neuralgia.
sEACHRIsTs HAIR RESTORATIVE,
For the Hair.
sTRoNGs FEVER DESTROYER PILL,
For Fever and Ague.
BGRHAvE's HOLLAND BITTERs,
For Dyspepsia.
McCLINTOCK'S PECT0RAL SYRUP.
For the Lungs.
BRYANs TASTELESS YERMIFUGE,
For Worms.
MOTIFS CHALYBEATE Ills,
For Diseases Of the Bloc
CLARKS PERUVIAN SYRUP,
For Diseases Of the Blood.
KENNEDYS MEDICAL DISCOVERY,
For Diseases of the Blood.
NORTONS SALT RHEUM OINTMENT,
For EruptiOns Of the Skin,
MRS. WINsLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP,
For Children Tssthing.
WHITCOMBs ASTHMA REMEDY,
For Asthma.
BURNETTS PREPARATIONS, VIZ
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Compilation. FLORAEL-Extract for the hand
FiAVoRiEG EXTRAOTs-Lemon, Vanilla, Peach,
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