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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-08-09
STATE OF INDIANA-WAY co

INFHE wAYNE CIRCUIT COURT
Term, 1850.
Charles Ellis,
: Complaint AMI sfiiavit in At
William ii Ingersoit,S tachm No 1D9
u Office is hereby given said defendant, who ap
pears BY affidavit on file is resident the
State Of Indiana Of the fling and pendeEcy 81 the above
entitled and he he and APP efore the
Judge OF the sail Wayne Circuit the first day
The hald the Court House IN Center
viii. County the 6rst Monday of august,
LEGO, to plead dea si aiAt and al
nhavt. the viii be taken confessed and decree
rendered accordingly,
SEAL WI ness Sol. Meredith, tlerk Of said Wayne
Circuit Curt, and the seal thereof At Center
viile ihIs 2jth day Of July, 1860.
SOL. MEREDITH, elk.
John H. Popp, Pins Atty
Aug = (prs Fee 50 0o) 81
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New St0ci.---L.alc> styles.

EE1G9g GG AIDS, ggElSy &C. & 3.
<NALvIN OUTLANo has just received his
~ Dressing Establishment handsome assortment
WIGS, BRAIDS. CURLS. &c,
TO which invites the attention OF ladies and gentle
inen lie ha genents by which he have
color he desired Cali and examine bis
stock a hsud Prices very low
Ap-iI 20
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MASONIC CALENDAR.

Richmond Lodge, meets on the iirss TUESDAY
evening IN every attn
Webb Lodge, on the 'hird ~ . ~ e-iay ....
King solomon Chspter. ssson5 Frftay
WA, ne Council. fra fhursday in March, lane.
September sndD ,cetnher. Observation-Disclosures.
BrHios Lodge lconred frat Monday in e sh
Month.
i. -. -. +.
white WAFER Lodge meets overy FRIDAY evening.
Herman fl'yruan) i1pdg~,sveFy Tuesday evening
w edward Lodke.eyeIy ~edBes tsy evening.
ptiehtsl Eneampuent. every second aud fourth
TUESDAY eve. oi each man'b
Degree Of Rehecea. of W Whitewater and Nood ard
Lodges. frat and third Tuesday of each month
Degree of Rebecc. of Herman Lo g., fret and third
Monday of each month
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S. w. LUDLOW,

Man Sr. No. 2o,ovBR E WHHaHT's STORE
RGCaNoND. iSofA "a
nkSPECTFULLY announces 20 thecs's1 :. - -.
III mend and vicsnigy that ne - nes - :
1900 l. hi. ntscs .na Is prepared at niEe vfsf
-. Il C5assnn.ti 20 p-Efern ssrk m IAe Iaes'
sp.rgsed style. ef the D.nsai Ar CessinsYss
:. co,,-,@s,,snn ard .. uricee ~ tcw - tas
a.sa;syc. tie ~e-k performed vii ,asliy-
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/ ARMS, STORES. DWELLINGS, w
For Sale.

For Sale.
Farm of ! 81 with valuable improve aeuts,
about tour miles from Redmond
Several smaller farm, within the distance an!
oth-Js q.
A handsnm va with acres % lsrd. large gar
Gen ith trees in iul! bearing dj"Ring Rich
upnd.
mother, with ares fruit trees Sc ab ut three
miles from iUhylaai, hel-ifu' y sitUa.ei
A rate bdsine establish a9 at ID miles
from H'enmpnI, consisting IT ~fnte house cSeeitng.
&C The Sore in tu.i and Il .urishIn, operation.
the stock viii be disposed Of wt he property il
Iuirei.
Another good business witha
eight mites uf Richuond .eah the stock If Goods,
viii be sid f,r cash, time, exehsngea fer
cry property
4 stock u Dry Goods in Richmond for sale either
ca good urirs, Noatt D. exchanged for
ity property.
A God business room admirably located Oh Main
Street. al pied Tor grocery.
OF DIV elIings the most desirable lot CT
lions IN this city.
4 Also. Nacsu' Lots.
Various tracts Of iaal in Io@t, Miss ari, Illinois
and Ind H2
For fasta=r particulars apply to
wv. BELL,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT.
nicln nd, 10
| FOR REAT.-Two good business rooms on Mai n
Street.
Sth mo. 81, 1860 81
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The nominations for the Legislature have
been made in about two thirds Of The coun-
ties OF the Stale.
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TURNPIKE NOTICE.

The Stockholders OF the Union Turnpike Companv.
Dollars each share OF win he
requiI be paid. monthly instruments The first
in Is. im-at paid first day Of the 9th
VIM PARRY President.
Eighth l, 1860. Xxx enpy) 4f
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Ayers Cherry Pectora1,

RAID CCRR
COug hs, Colds. In Influenza, HOaFseness, CrOu
Bronchitis, lac ipient Consumption, and
the relief of Consumptive Patients in
vanced stages of the disease.
So wide is the field of its usefulness and nuInc
the of its cures that almost every secto
country abounds in persons publicly known. who have
been restored from alarming and even desperate
eases of the lungs by its When once tried
superiority other medicine OF lie hind 10
apparent to escape observation, and where its virf
are known the public no longer hesitate what anti
to employ for the distressing and dangerous affections
OF the pulmonary organs that incident to our
climate. While many inferior remedies thrust upon
the community have failed and been discarded. this has
gained friends by every trial. conferred benefits the
afflicted they forget, and produced cures toe
numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten.
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Iorals, Notites, IT.
Richmond, August ., 1860


Tenn pc rance Orders.
The TEMPLE OF HONOR meets on every Tuesday
Evening
This re aPLE DECREE nee. wand.v sight.
The it)o0fEHpLARs every Wednesday Even
ing
Good T.mptzrs In Nfs.o- fyifsy evening
~ do do bgIEn. H9nSsy pveafnx.
do DO do C<mbrftxe. Tue@.sv ~ssnsng.
do do do Jsek-aabarz Friday evening.
The SONS or TEMPERANCE every ss,uraay
evening
The - Temperance In Friday
The USiDS TEnfLaKs troIsredl every FRIDAY evsn'y
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DIR. j. &. AVER Il co.

LOWELL. MASS.
Steidom d Co., aad D. l.. Bruck Rich
mond; j. p. Doubty. Centrevills; T.. Stale,
Abingtcu; III ,rris & Co, Wsshin yton; b.
Coffin, Ecolony, aai dealers in Medicines
drought the country.
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Tin Roofing, Cutters, Spout.ng, &c

Cinncinnati. JOY "a Is61.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23
INTERESTING NEWS FROM JAPAN

IMPROVING PRosPECTs-FREs-EAR
GOVERNMENT DISTRACTIONS TO TRADE
sHTPMENTs-THE CLIMATE--THE EMBASSY.
From Our Own Correspondent.
KANAGAwA, Japan, Jan 10, 1860.
Since the opening Of toe japanese ports in Jelly,
there has been a steadily increasing influx Of for
eigDers. Their proximity to Shanghae naturally
attracted the attention of the foreign merchants of
that place, snd now nearly all the large houses Ia
the China trade are represented in Que or mora
ports Of Japan. Some Of them have been on the
ground from the frs, and have reaped the reward
Of their enterprise in the large profits that often
accrue in trade with new country where the
know ledge of value is all on one tide The trade vas
m9Daged very quietly. Atapy time the past Sumner,
if the current report in China was TO be trusted,
there was nothing to be done in Japan. Ships
were returning after profitess venture and fruit
less search for home cargOes. japan had nothing
to SELL and would not buy. The few who persisted
in coming TO see for themselves found indeed that
Japan. like most new countries, would buy little
buf had something to sell, SO few ships have
been quietly clearing from ShOnghae, nOminay for
some coast port, but in reality for Kanagawa,
Nagasaki. or Hakodadi, azd have carried OFT
handsome return in manufactured and silk,
sea-wecd, and raPeseed oil to say nothing Of profit
bile epecuations in gold cObangs. Seaweed, as an
edible, found good market in CHM, at several
hundred per cent profit; and with other rOiacts
ill the competition of trade and the increasing
knowledge of foreign trade among the japanese
has e0uazed all these to fair standard OF profit
0 both seller and buyer.
Some acres Of houses have been erected in Yoku-
rs ma since November lst and to-day the building
il greater than ever before though ii is still an open
question whether the foreign government represent
atiyes will recognize the location OF trade at taat
place A decision is daily expected, and this mail
DO doubt takes % the home governments The conclu-
sion Of their ministers and cODsuls here. Meantime
rev merchants are arriving by nearly every slip,
and "a large native population is concentrating at
Yokuhama with wondcrlul rapidty Houses, stores
whole streets Of buildings, spring up az if by some
lamp magic. a week ago fire broke out in the
foreign quarter, destroying several go-downs and
Their contents. There Was n total Oss Of 1000
On the Let inst. Nagasaki suffered even worse by n
supposed incendary fire. One house mo, loss of
100000, another Of $4,000. These disasters, fol-
lowing SO soon after the great fire ia Dcsima few
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TIE arrivals here las nigst add this m0rngg were
quite limit q, and the prospect OF a crowd appears
10 diminish with ever tran. 1t is now eyiden
there vol be 10 rush Of people, and tbas the proy-
sion oil eady made will more than supply tbe wants
of those Hho may come. Democratic politicians
may b. very ardent patriots, but with all their en-
thusialm and zeal, they do not relish The idea Of
paJiDg $40 day merely for the privilege OF helping
10 nominate a candidate. Hence the usual camp
followers If Conventions are diminished IN numbers,
and fbe delegates are less likely 10 suffer from out
side pressure than on any similar occasion during
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23

FIRE At SENATOR SEwARD's REsiDKScE.--A fire,
supposed TO be TIE work Of on ineeodlry broke ou In
the barn attached 10 the residence Of Senator Seward
In Auburn. favori.s old Gaidlehorse belonging 70
Senator S. and younger cns, valued at $780, belong
10 W IN. IL. Seward, jr., perfhsd in the flames.
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VALUABLE SALE of REAL ESTATE

s. G. BOGART Auctioneers, by order OF the Supreme
Court will SELL on the premises June H. 1860 at IL o'clock
m the BOWERS FARM containing about q acres Of arabic
Land located upon the White Plains road in the village Of
Ees hester Westcheser County ~ y and fronting East
Chester Creek about mile south Of the Mount Vernon
Station on the NeYork and New Haven Railway The Farm
Il beautifully situated well stocked with fruit and ornamental
apple pear and ounce orchards garden barns and stables
S and comfortable dwelling 90 by 80 feet containing
parlors bedrooms kitchen, dairy and falling spring near
The dwelling Also the Merchants Exchange June IL 1867
AZ u NJ the valuable Plot Of LAND Fort Washington con-
tanning acres located the Kings Bridge road between
s2d-st upon which four dweings barns &c
remain bond and mortgage
Desired For MAPS and particulars spPly at the Office OF the
Auetoneers No North Wilan-st Cars leave 9th st. and
4th-av at :, and a m
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1914 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1000
lOOO CENTRAL RAILROAD lOOO

bHEAT DOUBLEJXRACk ROUTE.
The capacity Of the Road equal country
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST
Office No Astor House, corner of veseyst
Facilities for the transportation OF Passengers to and from Gin
cinnati Chicago, 81 Louis St Peu Nashville Memphis New
Oheans and I'll other towns in the West Norwss and South
west unsurpassed for speed and comfort by any rou
Through trains for the West leave NewYok foot Of Court
landt Ut )-Monins Express Evening o. m
Sleeping and smcking-cars n all trains
Fare always low, and the quick az by any obsr
route. - - ~'~
BY this route feiqhs OF all descriptions be forwarded 10
ard from point the Railroads Of Ohio Kentucky Inisns
Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa. Missouri BY RAILR0A AID d.
steamers FROM Pittsburgh - -
The rates Of Fesh and from any point Of the West bv b,
Peunsy ysna Railroad at all times AZ are orsd
by other Railroad Companies Merchants and shippers utst
With confdence ON lie speedy transit - Ivy
This Company also maintains Fmigrant Accommodation
Line, by which parties engatng westward enjoy cheap and
comfortable node OF Conveyance Ut onehaf the Grcass tas
Of fare j. fLLlOrI Passenger Agent No Asor House
LEECH Co, Freight Agents.
No. | AstoT House and No South. yyilliam.,t
MCDONALD BlsCHoRF, Emigant Agents,
.o... $1,000. No Battery place.
THOMAS A. SCOTT, General sup't, Altoona, Pa
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Geaal Notices.

DY order of the Hon. DWIGHT II. CLARKE,
ID County Judge Chenango County notice hereby pub
shed of order reqnrng all the creditors Of ALFRED H.
Greene said county insovent debtor to show
cause they have before the said County Judge at his
in the Of Oxford in the County Of Chenango afore
said September 1860 10 o'clock in the fore
that day why assignment of the said nsovent
tate should be made and he be discharged from his debts
according provisions the concerning voluntary
made pursuant the application of nsoyent and
his cred;tsn."-Dated May 49, 1860.
S. BRUNDY, Attorney for Petitioner,
ie2lawfw s Oxford Chenango Co.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
the County notice Is hereby given TO all per
having claims against CHARLES DAVIS late Of the City
Iron ounder deceased to the with
vouchers thereof to the subscriber at her residence No ia
West l6st the City of NewYork before the Sd day
Of July ne.-Dated NewYork the both day Of December
1889 1851 law6mS'l SARAH P. DAVIS, Executrix.
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IN inovent from his debts pursuant to the provisions Of
the third article Of the first title Of the fifth chapter of the second
the Revised Statutes DANIEL BROWN Of the town
Genoa County inovent debtor Notice first pub
shed April a. 1860 Creditors to before the Hon Charles
C. Dwight County Judge Of Cayuga County at his office in the
City Of Auburn in said County the 18th day Jny next a.
o'clock in the forenoon show they have why
assignment should be made Of said novent estate and
he discharged from his debts.-A pril 81, 1860
my5 lawl0wS VIM. Is. WOODIN Attorney for Insolyent.
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HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES.
SPECIFIC

HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES.
The Remedies carefully prepared under the direct ups
y,On and inspection of Prof BuMPHREYs IA order n
,ha, great and long realized want Of the public namely Rem.
de-. for oil the and simple ailments Off.
moments reflection win show tat vast majority IL
from which we suffer and die wers at ths son.suss
ment simple and tifing cold hight 6srhes pss
In the hde, headache hoaenes at first essiy ssd S
subdued in time becomes consumption fever, dsssus
dyseney Group other disease which all the pows ssx
cine fail TO arrest.
Herein these Remedies supply great public want Baax N
hand simple you know what to .le-pea.snt .,
to repusnsncsss and hence occs.ionins % H.
while the curative effects positive certain The, ere
taken and the spell broken and the danger yed
Other homeopathic Medicines. however carefully p,,,,S
or however full and extensive the Manual To which you rtsr
In order to them always require study and careful sxn
ton and always you doubt to the remedy chosen nd
most unfriendy the sick siins and especially h
avoided Nay Il often strikes at the very foundation 80
ce, and prevents result which, with confidence in The Rene
d. and hence in s application would have been
easy.
Experience amply confirmed the Of these Rsnsl
for sie. and private persons being Brsr ~ %
THE MOST sxrLE AND CONVENIENT, xosr PROMPT "a
RELIABLE.
Thousands are and have been using them for some Urea
years past every section Of the country with sos invs.
abe success. All speak in the highest terms of their su-
picy and certainty and among hundreds of agents the
customers.
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Il CHRISTIE MANSON & WOODS give notice that they
.iIl seI by Auction in LONDON SATURDAY, June 80
miles, previously disposed Of by private contract the
nowne5 Picture by Murllo THE IMMACULATE CONCEf-
TION OF THE VIRGIN, which has for than century
adorned the Mansion Of Beyedere presumed 70 be b sr the
perfect of the great ter existing In England
and rvsing in brilliant quality the kindred conpotion In the
Louvre Several highly important PICTURES will be sold at
the time. No. kingst, ST. Jamess
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mater-Gnre.

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER CURE, Bing-
lNl hsmton N " eight hours from New York city by rail-
road-This establishment has location unsurpassed IN natural
advantages by any other Every facility for comfort ana the
recovery hesh will be found large garden attached TO
pre- misses from which the finest sawbeiss viii be served
this month. For Circular, address J. ii. NORTH. III d.
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EARM FOR SALE at Public Auction, on
WEDNESDAY June 49, 1850 at IL o'clock M at the Pate
rsdnce of MOSES TAYLOR deceased In the town oil Mount
Pleasant Weschester County about four miles from
and one mile from Kensico Depot the Harlem haIoad ssu
Farm containing about O. Of land Ia IN high state OF cur
vstion; about In wood and the remainder IA grass
s Stuatou hRh dry and healthy, having comEa1dia
view of Long Sound and the surrounding country on e
earn Il house barn. other outbudings Also an apple
rhard and ohe u Term easy and made known the day
- ssIs ANDREW TAYLOR, iFxecpto-s
WIN II. COOPER, J
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4le0iral.


A PERMANENT CURE speedily effected in all
durable Chronic Complaints not excepting Paralysis the
halfway house 20 the SptLand adv anced Of
lonsun ption the elimination of all Ills by Dn PHELpSS
ELECTRICAL INDICATIONS, No. % West l3th-st
nR. LEATTIEs YELLOW DOCK SYRUP
y cured Martin, U. s Inspector, No 1873 South sths.
Brooklyn H. d. oiRnKunArsN OF the most eKerucatng nature
&c AND SEE HIM
Dr. LEATHES YELLOW DOCK SYRUP cured J. II.
Evans esq drug broker III Pearl st. Wall Of DYsPsPsA
DR. LEA1hEs YELLOW DOCK SYRUP, twelve years be-
fore an Intelligent public during which time thousands have been
cured Of scrofuo Piles and Eruptiye diseases II there 10
person living who has failed obtain relief by Us let him
TO the Depot No 1870 ChAthamt and demand satisfaction
be careful TO take other. One dollar bottle.
Il INNE's TRUSS--A new article the best clean
IN cheapest, and comfortable all climates Pur-
chasen II not satisfied, return II In week and get their
money. Pamphlets sh full particulars may be had grat
KlNNE 4 PHILLIPS, Nos ls2 Broadway and Iohn-st.
VApOR BATHS. CARROLLs Medicated
Napor sulphur aud Iodine Baths No IS Bleeckers, op-
pose Mott established 1924 These Baths are celebmtod for
their efficacy In curing Colds Rheumatism Paralysis ScIoua,
and Meeua complaints, Salt Rheum aud all Erptions the
BAn,
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Billiard Gables.
Ocean Gteamers, ST.

TOR CALIFORNIA, via PANAMA:-The
il steamship NORTHERN LIGHT win sail TUESDAY,
June S. and the North Star WEDNESDAY, June 20, at IL
o,eIoet noon from the foot OF Wauen-st -
In and July the days Of departure viii be the l
and each month when these dates fall on sunday
when the dsy OF departure will be the Monday following
For passage freight sPPy at the only 0fce No AZ West
IT, corner OF Wanenst d. b. ALLEN, AGENT
BA persons are forbid trusting any account OF
fhaah axe shins
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A TLANTIC ROYAL NAIL STEAM NAVE
N CATION COMPANY'S NETWORK AND 0ALW AZ
LNEThe departure from New York will be the Pendid
and erfuj ,tea PRINCE ALBERT Capt Nj JH0LAS
PR0WsE which Wilt leave THURSDAY, June H. 1850 touch
ine al St Johns, NJ r., TO receive the Royal Mails
PEIcRs OF PAssAsH-Frst class, $50 and S73; third SOD
including free many Of the principal cities on the main
railway routes of Great Britain and Ireland Third class must
nrovde Mate hp fork &C. and bedding Passengers TO 81
Johns rst class & Passage the third class can be secured
70 brsg persons out from Galway for +S2 so from Dublin
Belfast $751; from Londonderry, SS 50i from waterford @d;
from Limerick, &35
ALEX. HOLLAND Co.,
Aaents for the Line. No. O. Broadway.
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CUPREME COURT, ROCKLAND COUNTY

CUPREME COURT, ROCKLAND COUNTY.
- JOHN +. wEYANT and ALJANETTA his wife, Henry
C. bennett and Catharine A. his WIFE Plaintiffs, against JANE
Matilda Weyan Horace Wood and Rachel Ann Wood his Wife,
James A. Weyan Peter Weyant and Adeia his wife Isaac
Fauro ard Jane Weyan surviving Executor and Executx
of Vincent Weyant deceased Horace bennett Francis Wey
ant Matthew d. Bogert James Eckerson James Miller Isaac
Fauro George Alison and Daniel c. Spngsteen Summons
To the Defendants above named and each of them: You
hereby summoned aud required to answer the complaint in this
action which filed In the Clerks Office Rockand County
at Cakstown In said County on the 10Th day Of Ap 1860
and to copy Of your answer TO the said complaint on the
subscriber his Office IN Peekk Westchester County with
in twenty days after the service hereof exclusive OF the day Of
time aforesaid the plaintiffs in this action will apply Cou
oE the relief demanded in the complaint March %
Mayl2 lawlOws Plaintiff Attorney, Peekskill, N. Y.
CTATE OF NETWORK, City and County of
LAWRENCE, John r Teae Edgar Fowler Richard Js,msin,
James /. Blacknore, Patrick McNaly, Gilbert Wood and
David Englandn pursuance OF Judgment order Of the SUI
Court the State of New FORK made and entered in the
above entitled action the 18th of May a d. 1860 will sell
public auction at the Merchants Exchange in the City of
Newly ok the nineteenth day of June a d. 1862 at twelve
O'Clock that day. the following described PREMISES
All that certain lot piece parcel Of ground with the build
ing thereon situate living and being the Nineteenth Ward Of
the City of Newlok and bounded and described follows to
witt beginning point the nothery line side Of Forty
ninth street distant o hundred and eghsix feet three inches
Forty ninth which said point at the center line OF
tain paywa partly erected the said lot aud partly erected
the premises adjoining the ON the west aud running
thence nohery through the center OF said party WALL and
ae 18th Second hundred feet and live inches TO
the middle line Of the block between Fotynnth and Fheth
streets thence easery along said middle line Of the block and
parallel with Forty ninth street eighteen feet and nine inches
thence ouhery and parallel with Second hundred
feet and five inches the nohey line side of
street and thence westerly along the said nothey line or aide
Of Forty ninth street eighteen feet and nine inches to the point
place of beginning Dated May %, lsto;
EDWARD T.. C0WLES. Referee.
CUTLER, TIDBALL WEIGH,
Mayo 2awsSw&sas. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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/ AIDES and MISSES UNDER-CLOTHING
IL All made in the best MANNER and closing much less than
you make IL up
200 pairs French CORsETs 30 bones closing at g..
lsOo IeiIs Clasp noni CORSETs 20 bones closing
SEQ Ladies Muslin CHEMISES from up.
l51 Ladies' Linen CHEMlSES, ~.
200 pairs Ladies' Muslin DRAWS, 81.
200 pairs Ladies' Linen DRAWS (Embroderedl, I2.
80 Cbild:en's snd Misses DRAWS and CHEMlSES, p.
400 Tucked Muslin and Cambria SKIRTS.
Very best makes HOOP SKIRTS s sizes and made order
CLOSING.
LADIES' AND GENTS UNDERWEAR
All qualities of Ladies' Misses and Gents Mcrno and Ceze-
MeIno Under Gsen at much less than the Imports
ton.
Il. IL. MACY, Nos 2Oi aud 29G Gthay.
OPENING
New invoice of
]. 500 doz. beat Rid GLOVES, 90 cents pair.
X. ~. MACY. Nos 2Oi aud 206 ttlily.
THIS SALE CONTINUES THROUGH THE COMING
WEEK.
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OFFICE THE LIITLE MrAzI RAILROAD Co,
CINCINNATI, June l, 1860. :
By order the Executive Committee, Eastern Stockholders
will receive the Dividend In New York funds and Ger
the 25 inst request effect addressed the
d,rsimed. $. L. WRIGHT, Treasurer.