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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILApELPIA.

Endo~ ment. for the relief Of the Sick aud
Distressed. fiicied With virulent snd Epstein
ic diseases. and esp ciAily tor tie csrs OF Di
senses of the S+xu j Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
WI Acting Surge N. 10 all Who apply By s,tss,
with description Of their eondi ION, lsse, nscs-
patton, habits VI life. &c J end in ssses al ex-
TIRE me rovery. Nedicin. furnished free VI ehsrEs
Valuable rep'rfs en- Spermatorr and 9th.
er diseases OF the Sexual Organs. and on Tie
New r. NEEDLES employed in the Dispensssy. sent
to The afflicted in seal. letter enveiopss fes Of
charge. Two or three stamps for postage viii
be acceptable.
Address, DR.. ]. SKILLIN HOUGHT0N. Ae-
ting Surgeon. Howard Associati n. No. South
ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa Bv order q the
directors. EZRA d. HEARTWELL, Pfes'x
Holy GEO. AlRCHILD, Ssersessy.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

tVn Ill uHe PUusVStS Uf y vU~6AJIvE UkUoeo&
FoR CosrIvExrss:
F0n THE CUKE or DYsrErsiA;
FOk JAUNDIcE:
FOR THE CrnR or IxDioRs5Ioxs
FOR HEADACHE:
Fon THE CrRE OF DYsENTE1Y;
FOK Fowl STOMACH:
For THE CINE Up EkyslPELAs;
FOn THE PILEs;
For THE CUKE or ScnOFuLA;
FOn ALL ScnOrrLOts COMPLAINTS;
Fow THE CUHE or kMEUNATlsN;
iOR DISEASES ~ THE SKIN:
FoR the CunB oy LIVER COMPLAINT;
70, n. Gun. o. 70" T, DnSs'3 1,.o.. ~,
HnEuN;
FOR WonND;
fo1 TEE CuRE OF 0oU1:
FOR DINNER PILL;
Fon THE CUks o. NEvAALolA,
FoR PUMPING tine BLOOD.
They are saear-coated. 90 that The most ssadl.
tive can take them pleasantly. and being purely
vegetable, harm can arise from their use n ~
quantity.
Price IS cents pr Bex; Five hsxss 5sr Sloo
Great numbers Of clcrgymcn. Physicians. ssates-
men. and eminent personagcs, have lent thsk
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness Of .hs:s
insertion OF them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AuEHICAN ALMANAC in which they
are given; with also full descriptions Of the abevs
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put of BY unpineipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit %.
Demand AYEn's, and take no others. The sick
want the best aid there is for them, and they should
have il.
Al eur liemediss are for sale b.
A00RE / MCCLELLAN, Agents
0skslecse, Jersrses Co., Kssss
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NORTH MISSOURI
BROAD GUACE
RAILRO AID.
fONLY ALL RAIL ROUTE.

(ONLY ALL RAIL ROUTE.)
THE shovtesa end Quickest route ." ~ Louis
i Louisville. Lexington Cincinnati. Mem
phis, Nashville. and al Eastern and Southern
Cities: ras-enees leav- 81. J.reph ut 8 A. NJ.
BY the Hannibal 4 Sc. Joseph Rsi:road aud con
meet It Hudson With the North Missouri. max.
ing the run in 10 hour. a6oniing good nights
sest in St. Louis and giving them the choife Of
oil Roads out Of St. Louis Tor the East and
South. By taking the North Missouri, psseen-
SAVE - HOUuS TIMEl
% the connection IS SURE AT HUDSON.
- al Trains arc directed to await the arrival 4
the n. Z 81. 10. Trains. and tie DELAYS and dnn
gers ri Steamboat navigation are thereby avoided
Be sure 70 paressse tickets By the North Mis-
souri,. and do NOT suffer parties Interested Tar
ethsr r,.ds to exchange pour tickets fJs The river
route. where delay y alm0ss inevitable at this
s>asnn If ,hr vear.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
and handled e, fully.
T-ekrts for ssle ~ the Office ef the H. i ST
10. Z. z. q St. Jos.ph.
J. B. MOULrON. Supt
wM &. WILSON, osnef.s Ticket Agent, ST.
Lssis. No
MAJ WIN. NORM. Agsss st 81 JosspA.
August :ssh. lSee, oH
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

YoR TaI RAPID cu11 o.
Csughs, Colds, InAsenxa, Hoarseaess,
Croup, Bronchitis, lncipient Consump.
tioa, and Tor the relief q Consampeive
Paaients in advanced ssages Of the
disease.
So vide il the field Of it, usefulness and - M.
merous are the cases Of its cures, that almost
every section Of country alounds in persons pub
Gcly known. who haze been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs BY its
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine Of its kind is too apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public To longer hesitate what sntidotc to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections Of the
pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate.
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends BY every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro.
duecd cures too numerous and too Scnaykable =
Be forgotten.
PREPARED By
DIR. j. G.. AVER Il co.
LOWELL, NAge.
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FOR SALE!

THE unAersissed a. ~ e a'e, a reasonable
i 6sura . q aaraer section rf Land, h<nut fnl-
~ sissased in Of ih+ hsst porsions Il Kaness
A euot s~ttl. ment srrrounds il. aud two terrific.
rial eosd- p - By It. There j. M bet er mpisnd
IN The Tesrt0y. JOHN w. DAY
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WANTED.

A FARM offs u tree hsss.scd acre., will
"A xoOd W.trs and sls.bes upon &. and {, b.
.us.ss whai improved, snd tsased within 'ew
mites II O-ksssosa. Any psr.Su des ring 10 ~
svch pisse tos cas-, oown. - 9. s-Onsba'
pric-. vii pleas cali upon n. E Luton. ~ ins
Du,tcs hoase. OsksiVosa. t-u
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John N. NALL,
SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER.

OSkALOOSA. KANSAS. =
TI>HE un ers'gDei lakes pleasure in annoupein,
l. % his friends, and the public generally, tina
and az reasonable lees. Persons wishing sur. or
ing d"ne will please give ms CALI
July 18th, 23m JOHN n. HALL.
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Ayers Ague Cure.

which neu,rslixes this u,sl,rious roison in the
bloDi and stimulates the liver to cxpel il from the
body. As IL should. il does euve this affecting
disorder with perfect crttnty. Aud il dies more
or thcs does what Is Of more service to those sub,
ject to this Infection II taken in season il expcls
Il from the system il is absorbed and ti,ss keen,
those whD Us. il free from its attacks; kccps the
system ia health although exposed to the disease
Consciicniv Il mt only cures, hat protects from.
the great variety Of affections which are induced
by this mi!i;ntnt influence. such 40 Re,nittene
Fever. Chill Fever. Dnins. or Masked Ayue.
Pcriodcil Headache. ar Bilious lie ID ,rhc Bilious
Fevcrs. Neuralgia. ltl,cuma,iNn. Gou,, Blindness,
Toothl-hc. Eul,hc. CatirTh. Asthma, Palpita.
ton, u iin!il Affections Of the Spleen Hy.terics
Coli. Paralysis. AM P,inf,i Affections e. the
S,snl.h ani Bptcls. all OF which, when arising
from this cause. will he found IN assu.,e more OF
ies. the intcrniticnt tvpc This "AGuE Crkg"
ren,ves the cause CT these arrangements, and cures
tn. disease.
This j; acconpii hes by stimui,t the cxcre-
sorics u expel the virn; from the system; aud
III Sc organs bv degrees Lcc"nc habitcd to do this
their o:6ce ~ their accOrd Hen Q aries what
We tern ac3imdiafion. Time may accomplish the
sanc enI. but often lie Is not lang enough or is
.icrii ed in the attempt. while this A0uE CrHY"
does II At once. and with safety. We have great
reason tn believe this il . surer rs we'll as safer
rcnclv for the whole class Of diseases which are
,aused by the miasmntic Infection. than sry other
which has Iccn discovcre and il has still NJ Other
Important advantage to the public, which j.. ,Lat
it is cheap rs well as good.
P.EPAEED IY
DIR. j. G.. AVER & co.
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AYERS
Ague Cure,

| - - ~ ~ 49, ~
ReR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
lnfeTmittent Fever, or Fever and Asue,
Renittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fcvers, indeed
for the whole class Of diseases orisi.
mating in hillary deransemens, caused
By the Malaria Of miasmatic countries.
No one remedy d louder called for BY the
necessities Of the American people than . sure
and safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such
NE are now enabled to offer, with . perfect
certainty that it will eradicate the disease,
and with assurance. founded on proof. that
NO harm can arise from its use in any guam
tity.
That which protects from or prevents this
disorder mist be Of immense service in tho
communities where it prevails. Prevention il
better than cure. for the patient escapes tho
Iisk which he must run in violent attacks Of
this baleful distcmper. This "CunE" cxpcls
the miasmatic poison Of FEv.n AND Aous
from the system and prevents the develop
ment Of the disease. if taken on the 6r.t ap-
proach Of its premonitory symptoms. i il
not only the best remedy ever vet discovered
for this class Of complaints. but also tho
cheapest. The large quantity we supply for
. dollar brings il within the reach Of every
body; and in bilious districts. where FEvEn
Ann AocE prevails. every body should have it
and use it freely both for cure and protection.
1t is hoped this price will place il within th1
reach Of all-;hc poo. As well as the rich. A
great superiority at this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy ind GER
tain cure Of In:ermittcnis is, that il contains
no Quininc or mineral. consequently il pro-
dnces no qninism or other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
by it aye left as healthy IS if they had never
had the disease.
Fever and Agne is Tot alone the consequence
al the mia matte poison. \ great variety If
disorders arise from its irritation. among which
arc Neuralgia. rheumatism. Cont. Headache,
Blind ,css. Toothachc. lara he. Catarrh. Asth-
ma, Plpitation, Painful Affection Of III,
Spleen. Mysteries. Pain in the Bowels. Cole.
PARALYSIS. and arrangement If the Stomach.
all of which. when originating in this cause,
put on the intermittent ", c. or become period.
ical. This /" Cure" cxpcls the poisor from
the blood. and consequently crrcs them all
alike. 1t is an invaluable protection to immi.
grants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malxrio,ss districts. II taken
occasionally or daily while exposed to the in.
fiction. that will Ike cxcrcted from Il e svstcm.
and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
to ripen into seasc. Hence il is even more
valuable for protection than cure. aud few will
ever suffer from lntesinittents, il they svail
themselves Of the protection this remedy If
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such renown for the cure a
every variety Of hroat and Lung Complaint. that
It Is entirely unnecessary for us 10 recount the
evidence ot its virtues wherever il has bcen esa-
ployed. As it has long been in constant use
throughout this section. We need not do more than
assure the people its quality is kept up to the hest
i ever has Teen. and that il may Le relied on -
do for their relief all il has ever been found 20 d.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-03

In Cturt CT Common
Pleas in and for Cuyhh0-
ga County, Ohio.
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seHooNER WINos o. THE wIND.-This vessel
Was In same tow with bAFqIe Nucleus" She let
70 her anchor In the Rapids 10 prevent going on
the reefs. Parted her chains and went Gown TIC
river. She now lies head on TO StBWberry ls ane
in The riVer-otherwise uBinjursd Il Express.
DETROIT, Nay 2.--The tug Elliott has been
chartered 70 assist In getting OH lhe tug B Z,
Ives. which vtill remains at The polut where she
went ashore. Reports yesterday were iaVorap'e
for getting her OF without much delay.
Steamer Arrow has been chartered py tne
| Grand Trunk Railway Co. for ferrying purposes
seoW 4, q Goldsmith, which went ashore last
| oetoher near I,akeport on Lake Huron, has beer
raised and launched. and is now loading at Port
hope.
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NEw YORK xARKEr-May =


FLoUR-salos 500 blls Al S5.t955O fr super State:
6n6 % for med extra western Sc 1895 % if
or esh Grnnnd Shipping brands extra round hoop ONO
Maikef not matarallT changed the demend IS chenY
lie local and trade and holders are geneIsT us
cana ADIAN FLOUR-saleS Uf $50 b1ls At ~ l59
T.G0 common eAOics extra Market steady, 0ut the
deusn5 Is scarssly active. ., "a
RYE FLOUR.-Quet and EtsadY Small "a esnt 50 80
Sf7Os,S MEsIGIn better demand without material
change prices sa $50 bb AZ sass for Bsn ore ana
WHIsKY-Duu and dropping. sa'ss 80 bbls at 2 =
WHEAT-There Is no striking eh1rge % ine mar OF
eI 25al "a for Chi rprnF and 81 2aqlS2 for Nil Cuh.
shippers holding oh sales 1000 bu Nil Club at $l ana
100 White atsi62&.
RYE-Quiet = s5c.
BARLEY-Liitls more active and the market Is turn
IN nfayo Of sell SasS u 500 bush com 70 pime ana
T-wsd ettts At To,97se -, r. -
CORN ouio Stssa; sies 500 bus a. soc 7 mId
WSn; s9s5e for yeloE Jersey and Southrni sASo "hs
oATS-Plenty duh and hsssv at I2aGsc for Western,
CaB;anditiafe, md Ssf44 for State.
COFFEE-The auction sales oliXinaly annolneed or
to-day hasng Donsd Rio renamed in the s1ns
0uiet sta's Saleg 100 bsEs Marocaiha at l34e. :, -
fl7 a Old mess; {i3BT old prime; tlli09i Is ior
Sln.sl reHsckea ness; $rl,00,aS Is extra mess.
PRIAIE n ESS BEEF-Dall and nominal at l3als for
l-dia mesI; l9a22 and sl0g2 for Isdia.
EkSF HAMs-puii; So 6ll9le for Wesn and Stata
CUT MEATs-s esdv; Sales l 0 packages at -7AC97h
snoulder1 eG9S 4 hamB.
tARo-Mors active and frmer; Sales Of 80 pkes at
BACoN-ouist snd uncharesd
BUTFER-Ssllng at l09l5s for Ohio l002Oc fo- state
CHFESE-Sisady At lOSlakc
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DERSONAL PROPERTY belong
Ing 20 the estate Of Aaron Beach. deceased eSI-
siEnE OF the famous Stslbon GopoLPHIN ears ole;
Sukels single Haruess one Stable, BlankeG NJ
other property, viii be sold At Vendue At o. Cutter
Auction Store nix street Cleveland Ohio. the 18th
dav OF Hfa. 1850 AZ 2 O'Clock P. M.
The Of paymsnt will be for all Of $4,000 and
vita ilerss for all s1l less than 81 co more than
$50 90, in months and y in s mOEtns with interest
and for all SO 90 and not more than $4,000,
months with interest; for which good with
Eufetef approved by the Administrator, be
Egsu, Fur ali sums Of s. und under cash. bankablO
funds b r. BEAYiS Administrator.
% CUrTER Aucfioneer April II lsen.2s3
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ZrInrP LNn NEAL.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,

IT.
FLoUR--In good demand. Sales 100 bbls. extra
at 100 bbls. red wheat dOuble-eztra at S.S7;
es bbls. choice extra at 800.
WHEAr-Salss cars red at .3S. sale is re-
ported to have been made Of 900 bbs. aAoat at same
price.
CoRH-One car at Sc.
OATs-lOO bus from store ct SKe and 600 bus
1t Sc.
HIGHWnEs-3o bbls. at zoe.
EGes-S Sales 50 bbls. at 1Ohc.
FKuITs-Sales dried apples at.eK96}fo for faiI
TO choice. and o small lot peeled peaches at lec
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Br,sHla HovrT 1Psfi Pia', 1IS Ati,s spEI "a
T EGAL NOTICE.-Default having

T EGAL NOTICE.-Def Default having
bs, n made ard the hrst party having failed 70 pay
me instalu which tell due November hr ls on he
con- rs Ct entered iut0 November 26 1858, osWsen joan
Ftzwfliisms pary Of the first and Hiram stone AZ
~ OF the second part for sale BY the second patty 70
he hrst psrty vision lot No 0l 10 Hiram $40
addiuon 10 Ohio q aud Cleveland cnmrosed OF par
CuyahogO county Ohio aud default haVinE been made
and the first party having failed % the insa =nt
which fell due November first s59 on the cenrtcI s-
Tered iuo lone a. 1854 between John q. mauhaDsr, par
~ of tho and Hiram SOne party OF he seCon1
ut f1Y the by the tScOnd patty 70 the nTst parry
subdiv ion lot No E6, in Hiram stones addition 70 Oh9
Civ and Cleveland composed 81 original lots NOS % n
~ IN BYokVon toWnsAip Guy h. ga County, Ohio. And
Dsfaul wing been made and the INST party having Il-
Cd 10 uay the inEtament Wh ch ie due November hst
Iss on the contract entered inc November ~ 1922 pc
ts cen Henry beagle party Of the hrs part and HIRAM
Stone party Of the second part Tor the SAFE Dy e
party 10 tha first party Of Subdivision lot No 81 IN hl
ram stones addition Ohio Lity aud Cleveland, eoul-
posei of part Of original lots Nos IS and g IN Bfookyn
toWpslp Cuyahoga County, Ohio. And default having
made and the first pr having failed 70 pay he n
Stament which fell due November hTSt, on me cen
tract entered December g. 1853, between Henry brahu
pstV OF first and Hi Stone partV OF the sec
oud part the sale by the second party - me nt party
OF gubdivslou No 81 in Hiram stones addition % Oho
City snd CcVelsnd, composed c part Of org nal lois
Nos 50 and ia Brooklyn township CuyahogA unLY,
ohio and The said cOutracs having been assigned bT the
said tone the Undersigned Notice Is hereby glveL
that in purxuanos Of the con eined u aald con
rctS the unds signed will the 18th day Of ~ 1850
Al 10 lock N Of said day At the door OF ihs CoqrI
House. corner ef Champlan and Senec1 streets IN ne
CIV Of Cleve and Cuyahoge county, Ohio, se Al public
ton each OF said lots OF land ard The On
| Inc same EDWARD WADE
| I
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NOlICE-IN PURSUANCE OF A

N01ICE-IN PURSUANCE OF A
IN deerstal order issued rom the Court Of Common
Pleas of Cuyahoga County Ohio in in which james
c. Prentiss pant and Alvin A Turner st al dsfeRd-
ants directed shall expose ter sale at the door Of
the Court House. Of Seneca and Champnn
in the city Of Cleveand in said county, the 2It day Of
May lS60, at O'Clock P M Of said day, the following
described lands a. d teuemsnts, TO wit:
Situate in the CITY Of Cleyeand Cuyahoga county and
State Of Oho the west side VI CuyahOga River that
part OF Cleveland which was formerly OhiD City and
bounded as fOws: beginning At the iHtesec,ion Of the
north line o. Vermont street. with ths west line OF West
street thence norherlY along sid West street TO wash
ington street. thence westerly along Washington street 60
eet thence EOuhery slale With West street TO Yer
mont street thence easterY along said Vermont street 70
the place Of beginning. Appraised al S3C0c.
+. W BINGHAM, Master Commissioner.
LOREN. PREN lISS. Plaintlli.l AttlrneH aE2lZsA
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VIZ orpp,sos. Pta,. D 9,i5y /; "i'hiAiAN' '--l-.-
CHERIRF AND MASTER COM-

GHERIFF AND MASTER COM-
- AIISgIONER's sALE-Pursuaht 70 the command
c order Of saa issuedom the Court OF fsas
Of CuyhhogA CounIy, u tbs suit Of George
Plaintiff against William Rogers and others leleneAa
shall offer for sale at Public auction a. the aqor Si ~
Court House, [cOrnef Of Sneca and ChAmpialn stesn
II the etv Of ClsVe and m said county the I'm Jay o.
May, lsf0 at O'Clock p NJ Of said day the iouoWiss
CITY Of eveland the q Cuyahosa, aud STATE u
Ohio aud known parts Of LO Nos. 23 and "a IN ass
suTey recorded Book o. &c al and boundsd IS 1o
lows Wes cry By le parallel with the street hne ano
feet eastey theIerCm, being ihe eaAtey e
of land aeaded BY PamsTO Chandler southsrly ex the
noTtheTy line Of Is No "a eAstsry BY land sold W A
n iuF anil northeTy by First Street Sad lot being thirty
At esl ffont and hundred feet deep win eouoie
hCuse thereon. ..,,r,,,,,,,.,y
Appraised at $4,000. d; L. WIGlHImAcs
Sheriff ard Special Muster Cent
prsauta a HovrY PHa'i 3 Attvs april :2a
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Guardian Of the minors OF Thankful Russo.
Cleveland, Ohio, April %, 1850. msy2: 8,

MASTER COMMISSION
directed issued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuya-
HOga COUNTY Ohio, the sd day of April 1850 in
and James Ross Esther M and others are
antg SHALL 3sI day Of NAV 1850, at O'Clock P.
NJ. expose for sale at public auction, a. the door u the
Ccut House lconeT Of Seneca AMI Champain srse) IN
the city Of Cleveland IN said uny the several pieces aud
parcels Of land described As follows to wit:
Being part Of lot D. in the original allotment Of
of Ohio bounded follows: Begnnng at ToHt the
line Of Bank in said city thirteen rods 3) north
night angles with Bank the line If aid To-
No q; thence nouberly and parallel with Ban
sItyI 1867 eot thence easterly at right angles with
ths Wsst line Bank street SIysiI ( feeI the place
Of beginning" Appraised value Sl.O0O.OO.
I'd Known as part Of lot No tasniy-sevsn (21l ia
(9) he souhery Eds OF johnson street. and
sl rods deep Of equal glk, bounded 0ilOgs:-
ton, Nov a. 1873 running thence soufhery nine 9) rods
hs1cs Weerly parallel with Johnson thirty
t) feet thence hery 10 tie southeTy line OF John
STREET nre TOdt thsuoa east ry along said johnson
stre,t 10 The place Of beginning" Appraised value 81
sd Known a. part of ten acre lot hfy-siI tss) in
Cleveland, CuJahogA county Ohio, decided by Joseph Ly
to John B. Warng October a 1851; Hnd bound ed
AID described follows. to Beg nsiRg poiat
wdsned being the southwest corner Of said lot and
the northeast Of Prospect and Perry reetS
ming thence northery along the east Ge of Peuy srsSt
one hundred and oItTfVs 4) feet thence eeStery
line paras with the norh line Of PTOspsc seventy
five feet and ten inches @ l0 thence TOutheTy line
pErSel with the oaS Inns Of Perry street hundred and
Prospect street IS and 10 inches the pscs Of begin
ming being the land deed.d James Ross by o. N.
35I." Appraised at SI0bO0. 90 -,
Master Commissioner.
J. n. JoEEs, Pltf'l Attorney.
Cleueluud h.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TaH J. q. HARHoK sAEE.-Ths Chicago Press
states that the owners Of the brig ]. 4. Harmon,
which Il was feared had been wrecked, have heard
Of her safe arrival at Erie.
OlsERUorIoNs AT THE East PBR-MarineFs will
take notice that in consequences Of number Of
large stones having been thrown from the east
pier into the ehSnnsl 1t the mouth Of the river, it
viii be necessary for them to keep ct least thirty
feet Of the east pier in entering the hHrbOr.
BUFFALO, May Q.
BAEQuE NucLEuS.-This vessel while being
toEed out Of this port between the reeiI yester
day, with three other vessels, by the Propeller
Relief struck q cake Of ice, making hole in her
bows and hllng her with water. She drifted down
the river and brought up below the old Canada
dOek-boWa on the bank and stern sunk down 70
tahrail She viii be speedily raised, pumped out
and put on the dock.
LATEST FRox THE UPPER LAEEs-The steam.
er Sea Bird. Capt. Blodgett arrived at Detroit
from the saut on Tuesday afternoon. having
made the run in about tEenty-lour hours, The
steamboat Lady Elgin arrived at the ssut from
Ontonagon on Sunday last, and the propeller Min
eral Rock on Monday morning, the latter bringing
some tEo hundred tons Of copper, Passengers
BY the Lady Elgin report passing through, for
seventy miles, large fields Of ice between Grand
Eslandand the saut.
The Advertiser says
The work on the canal is progressing. Is before
reported, and Is will, doubtless, be ready for
passing craft By the latter part Of next week.
The propeller onicnaRon left The Sauf for Chi
eago sbe1t the same time With the Sea Bird; the
Lazy higin was to leave The eaut for OntouagOn
Tuesdays Che propeller General Taylor was met in
Mud Lake Monday afternoon.
r.. Cept. blodgeit reports paaHing, IN Lake Huron,
g laFge Meet Of vessels bound down.
From Leopold We learn that approach h the
piar OF Eagle AiFeF L DOW impossibieoWing 10 the
usual accumulation Of sand when ies-berqa Are
ablndaut during the winter. The bars boTaveF
viii doubtless soon be removed By the current Of
the creek.
About nine feet Of water has been obksiasd IN
the cot 81 Portage entry. The dredging d being
prosecuted, and Il il expected that Iteamers viii
Sc able 70 get into Portage Laks By The Iagt Of
Nay There was about i've miles Of ice in the
lahs when ths Lady Elgin came down, 80 that the
tar could not cone out. aad she was obliged 20
hnd her Portage Lake freight at Be3dTy's dock,
g L'Anss au H. .
Rsperts from tho Clark nina q Copper Harbor,
ere exeeedinely unfavoEsble Other mliihg news
ilas before rsDoFsed in cur columns from onton,
agon and Porelge Lake paperl. Prospects, Of
large shipments were never better.