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NLEYELAND. COLUMBUS AND

GLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND
~ CINCINNATI RAILROAD.-SUNMER AZ
RANGEMENT.-ls60. On aud after Monday, June llth,
1850, Passenger Trains viii leave Cleveland as fol-
lows:
6;2O A n. N. Y & Cincinnati Express-stopping at
Berea, Grafton, Wellington, New London,
Salem, Shelby, and al Stations south OF
Shelby, reaching Columbus 1l:30 A. n,
Cincinnati 40 A. N.
3:l5 P. N. AccommOdation-StOppin at all Stations,
and reaching Columbus 800 P. n, Cincin-
natl 5;4O A. N.
500 n. Night Express-StOppinga at Beree Grafton,
Wellington, New Lond0n, Shelby, Crest
line, Gallon, CardingtOn, and Delaware,
reaching Columbus leo P. NJ, Cincinnati
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, Sandusky, Mansfield Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Mt. VeF1on, Newark, GAINESVILLE,
&C.
Crestline Pittsburgh, Fort Wayns 4 Chicago Rail-
road, for Forest, Upper Sandusky, DelphOs,
Lima, Fort Wayne, Laporte, Chicago, &c,.
west, and East for ManEaeld, Wooster, Mas
sillOn, &C.
Gallon and BelefoDtaine Railroad Line, for Marion
Bellsfontaine, Sidney, Union, Muncie, In
dinap0ls, Terre Haute, Vincennes, Evans
vile, Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, &C.
Delaware, with Springfield, lit Vernon and Pitts
burgh Kailrosd for Springfield.
Railroad, for &elia, Dayton, indianapolis,
Terre Haute, st. Louis, Morrow, LOEeland,
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio Mis-
sissippi Railroad at Cincinnati for Louis
vile, Evansville, Cairo St. Louis, and all
points on the Ohio river.
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark Zart
Vile, Wheeling, &C, Columbus, PiQua az
Indiana Railroad for Piqua, Urbanal &C.
~ For Tickets to all points and Information ap-
ply at the Union Ticket Ooe 81 Superior street, Or
Cleveland, June II, 1859
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NLEYELAND AND ERIE RAIL

All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
With trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus, Cinctn-
natl st. Louis Sci and all the trains going eastward
connect at Dunkrk with the trains Of the N. Y 4.
Railroad, and at Buffalo with those Of the New York
Central and BuffalO & New York City Railroads.
II. NOTTINGHAM, Sup't.
Cleveland April 9, 1860
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP AUS.
TRALASIAN.

SANDY Hook, Aug. 4, 5 p. N.
The steemshipA ustralasan with details Of Liver
pool dates Of the 24th, has arrived.
There is nothing new from Syria.
Intervention BY all the Great Powers was eK-
pected.
The Princess Frederick William had been confined
with daughter.
from Sicily.
Cotton sales at Liverpool on the 2Sth7,OOO bales,
including 1000 to spectators and exporters quota
tions barely maintained.
Corn had advanced Cd.
Three Dutch men Of war are ordered to Beyrout.
The Belgian Chamber Of Deputies had presented
an address TO the King, congratulating him on the
completion Of the 18th year Of his reign
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 5.
The campaign Tor State Congressional aud county
officers Is now closed.
The Democrats held a large meeting last night at
at Lucas market, and had speaking rom several
stands
The Union men had long and noisy procession,
anlQns their attractions cailiope, and wagons
on wlch stopR cutters carpenters painters andoth
er mechanics were eqslly, at york, The hepubu.
cans had perhaps ths largest proceaaou, and speak
ing from several stands at Centre market.
The Union men 60 into election tomorrow conh-
dent Of snceess Of their State ticket which will re-
csiye a ihrSA Republican vote
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HAS.LroN, c W. Aug 4.
As the Toronto train wa leaving ;ir ftS 5r M rsted
O'Clock this p 81 the lOcomOt, oo!.si ~ tra,.G
throwing the engiee and tender on .ue 49,
The engine driver was only bruised ana ta7 :
man scslded but the passengers were ROT iltrl'
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.F.T,FGRAPHlC.
Saturday Afternoons Report
,rw YORK ITEMS

NEW YORK aug -
o.,,, Archibold has called meeting 9i
..'lb SGlsC. rssidents for Monday evening next,
british ,,sos,,res fer welcome to the Prince
y sS SSS5 SWSs5es on his visit to New York. ,o,n,.
OF "',aesi 5ispstch 70 the Times from ~ join si
rbe Prince drove 70 bis temporary ,iia M
Ssnes between Rles Of men extending goc,eties mls
Soeed 81 military, hre eompanies ssss3
SSssi b,,,,sss 81 Parliament &c, Atter he ~ Nv
10Th Tsnts formed procession, Win i.,,,D
W. While ne bells Of the city weTe ,he
fnslde me gate were 1900 seh99i 81 ~ ,rbe sang
,lis ~ vehito and the boys In blseh, W. n, ths
i,,stionsl anthem and strewea poelev,a l',,f the
ll,e 5,.sy An the streets were i,iit6 6ags
sSons closed aud ne shipping ussssST
Iities gre being gradually MY ~
-, ~ M indsor the Prince Dimes " tS Va nr,ss
ny nv NTH ne members Of ParlialnoHs IVY s
who accompanied hlin; .,,, th, .,rbole Wet
T,,,5,sH , sSnsdron, now at HALIFAX, shai go 10
NJ Iriree. in the afternoon, erosseaAlle NAt
- ~, q fsrrv boat, and returned by the suspeh
ION bridqe over the Falls OF the 81 dohn,
ne members Ofthe Government several mem
hers Of me Legislature, and the Mayors OF liall
tSx. Boston. Nc, dined with the Prince ~ '''s
lventnu
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THE zOUAYEs AT WASHINGTON.


The Zouavas arrived at six O'Clock this morn.
ing and were escorted by the Washington Light
Infantry TO Browns Hotel, where they break
TASTED, and took the steamer for Mount vernon
ats O'Clock. They returned at y o'clock, and ai-
Ter dinner will visit the President and subse-
0uently drill in front Of the City Hall
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FIRE.


A large stable in Maiden, owned by the Bar
rett heirs, was burned this morning with SIX
horses The lower story was used for the storage
storage of log wood and chemicals for dye
house Loss IS OO0
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ABsCONDED.

CINCINNATI, Aug =.
Chas. McDoueal, of the firm of West Nc
DOugal, commission merchants Of this city, dis
appeared last night accompanied by the book
keeper II is stated that they took SS5 900 belong
ing to the firm. The house has been doing an eX-
tsnsive public business, and had large Southern
and Western untronage
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CHICAGO, Aug :. +
A heavy rain storm, accompanied by thunder
and lightning passed over Springfield, last night,
completely demOlishing Witherey s carriage man
ufactory, destroying a large number Of valuable
carriages-loss estimated at SIS 900 q number OF
unfinished buildings in various parts Of the city
considerably damaged. No person injured.
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tor 5tavea llon ald 70 the points below mentioned
the following rates are readily offered:
Detroit 70 Buffalo. hhdi... s. 90 Pipes. Be 90 mar M
baltimore e 90 d. % Do - % do
z Barrels at proportionable rate, and from other
points in like proportion. The rates on stsyes from
Saginaw have not bean furnished ua. = '.' =
6eamen'B wages are SIS for vessels In the lumber
trade, and SIS Der month in the Laka Superior
trhds,-D0Tof AdVgtisG.
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POLITICAL.

MANsFIELDi aug. l.
Democratic convention in this city to-day ap-
pointed SO delegate to the State convention 10 De
held in Columbus on the 7th inst. Hon. T. W.
BARLEY, VIM. Bushnell and Gen. Mclaughlin
are among the delegates.
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CLEVELAND AND MAHONING
RAILROAD.-TIME TABLE TO. Is.
10 take effect after Thursday, February 10, 1889.

MAKlIaG CONNECI4ONSs 90
At Cleveland with Cleveland Toledo Cleyeana'
Columbus Cincinnati, Cleveland q Eriei aho Nl7Fo-
land & Pittsburgh Railroads.
At Soon, with hacks to Chagrin Falls, &C
At Mantia, with hacks for RavennRl &C.
At Brsceyille with hacks to Newton Falls, &C.
At Warren with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
Tile Bloomfield, Canteld, &c.
At YOUNGSTOWN with stages for New Castle1 Po-
land Lowell and EnOn Valley, and thence by P. +.
W. d y ~ - - : - 0aAS. L. RHODES, sup't.
CLEVELAND Feb 9ls59.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,
ANGIER HousE.-Aua. s.

c. = Marsh, North Adams Gen. Chas Clarke & fam
Z. +. jerks, do ily, Mas.
L. 5. Shoman, Ashtabula. W. b. Chapman, Gin.
J. q. Farmer, do r. Il. Hawthorn & lady.
i. 8. Chipman Chicago. Mrs. r. II Hawthorn& dRu.
W. NJ. PunnesOn, & lady, r. h Hawthorn, jr.
Point Edward. Rich. Green, Dayton.
W. Il. Sanburn, Erie, Pa. $. Dillon, Springfield
II. Ely, do J. 1. Easement Painesvile
J. W. Brown & In, Toledo. VIM. NJ. Kasson, Buffalo.
Mrs. E. +. Hatch, do r. p. Angler, Toledo.
W. L. Mann, Gin. Fitzroy LenOX, London.
T. S. Iglehart A las, Md. W. J stephens, Detroit.
b. II Norris Wemphis' John Hamilton, Miss.
}. NJ Mantel, n Y, J T. Scott Ia, st. Louis
A. L. Story, Rutland, VT Mrs Mcneil. htillsvilie
A. L Champion, Boston. b. O Adams, Louisville
Rev. G. A. .Vibbart, El1ria. !. Carter servant, do
T. Jackson & son, Toledo. Mrs, Murray, Buffalo.
A. P. johnson, N. Y. +. e. Beach, Mich.
Miss Spratt, do
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REPUBLICAN DE11ONsTATION.

A Republican, demonstratio n IN this city this
evening pole was raise a. canOns fired and
speeches made By Hon. Alfred Caldwell, A. b.
tlsmen.
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sAILING OF sTEAlIERs,
sTORlIs IN ILLINOIS.

NEw YORK, Aug.
The steamships Bremen and ' igo sailed LOT
Europe to day taking 500 900 in specie.
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MARINE.
PORT OF CLEVELAND
ExTEHED-August 4.

EETERED-August 4.
Stmr. City Of Buffalo, Perkins, Buffalo.
Stmr. May Queen Viger, Detroit.
Prop. Mary Stewart, Richardson, Buffalo, mdse.
Schr. Nonpareil, WRdsWorth, Marquette 1872 tons
iron ore, Cleveland I. M Co.
Schr. +. r. Miller, Hagerdun, YermiIion. lG,S36 #
lumber.
nLt Elr laT CLEARED.
stmr. May Queen, Yiger Detroit. .-.
Prop. Mary Stewart, RlchArdson, Buffalo, ndse.
Bqne. Fontanelle, Cole, Marquette, $50 bbls water
lime, 10 M lumber, Webb.
Brig Isabella, Graham, Buffalo, $40 tons coal.
Schr. Industry, hearnes, OsWgo, 800 bu wheat.
Schr. II. r.. Miller Hagerdun, PIT HurOn, light
Seow r. Hays, Fiheld, Toledo . tons railroad iron
stone, Chisholm 4 Jones.
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- Nightla Report.
ARRIAAL. OF THE STEAMSHIP KAN
CARGO.

CARGO.
ST JOINS, August a.
The steamship Kangaroo from Liverpool 25th,
via Queenstown 2eth ult, passed Cape Race at Il
.. m, Friday.
sOciated Press and q summary Of her news OBJ
The steamship Anglo Saxon, from Quebec, ar.
rived at Liverpool on the oath nit.
Much of the KRngaroo's reports Is anticipated
by the arrival Of the Australasian.
Great Britain.-The House Of Commons had
adopted a resolution placing the mails and othev
contracts in future under the control OF Farlia-
France.-The Paris Bourse fell < per cent. un-
der Lord Paimerston's speech.
The rentes closed on the oath at 67f, Soc
twas repofted that the conference on the y iss
question had been indefinitely adjourned
The Emperor Of Austria arrived at IopliH on
The Prince Regent of Prussia, had not yet al
rived. -I Ea
Naples md sicny.-The BIetropolitans hsd
evacuated llessina, MelAz0o and Syracuse, eHcs
were being transported to Naples 49,
Il was reported that GaribaIdi was ureparing
for descent on the mainland
Revolutionary demonstrations had taken place
at Naples
syria.-Itvas reported that a conference would
be held at Paris in relat ion TO Syria.
The Porte had notified the western powers of
the conclusion of peace between the Druses and
Marionises. he proposed nevertheless 20 act with
the utmost rigor against the authors Of the mas
sacre.
Il was reported that the Porte had protested
against French intervention and that the eXpedi-
ton was stopped.
y u 4 LATER. tL II
LoNpos.-The Daily News city article dated
Wednesday evening, says the funds to-day were
hfmer and closed at an improvementOf = per
cent. A rally occurred on the Paris Bou7se this
afternoon, but was not generally known till after
the close Of the stock EXCHANGE, Rhg other mar
kets were also trmer.
Advices from Paris state that the kfih0f
GrandFille In the hide and leather trade had
failed. Liabilities CLIO 900. bra -5..-T ilofs
A Paris telegram says that the Sar1inian gov
ernment consents to support GaTibaldi on pro,
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gE9at
CHERIFFS gAT.N ~ ,E5iIl.=5 -,

SHERIFFS SALE.-BY VIRTUE
NJ Ola writ OF FieTi Faoias issued from tho Court
q Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county al tho sTit ~
hensy p Kendall 81, al. plslntlfn againgt HypnS
Y t9 m9lul o. a. defendants, have lOYiod upon and
shail oueF ior sale az public auction, ht the st0r
l4eiy occupied ~ Said Mole, LurRn street. ChSs
S9pnys on the 9TH day Of July, 1850, at q
M the stock OF goods now m enid - a said
of Dry Goods, Groceries Miiis o'clock p
Clothing, Hats, Cans CIrorks .Jre, consisting
Notions, Scales Weirht- 4inery, Ready Made
Said sale 10 oonSf .ary, Hardware, Yankee
nleted, -, MoaauToss Sc
D, W -inue from day 10 day until COM
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FRFTgUT AID WAGEs.-Considerabl activity e
manfissfed N the shipment Of lumber and staYoH at
this and otber points above as far as Saginaw. Bot
ter prices are freely oerea, with Q disposition 70
charter for vessels yesterday offered for lum-
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Selpina @Eaehia
NEW SEWING MACHINE.
TTTsON n. SMITHS SHUTTLE

WTILSON H. SMITHS SHUTTLE
w srUfyl MACHINE, Price so 70 Is.
W. have fhS GFency for Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and
ITiehfTan Er rsfling this Machine, and can recom-
11snd Il as hsings hrst class Lock Stitch Machins.
Thev are made durable and simple are easily kept
In ORDER eva any kind Of goods, making the stitch
alfFs on both sides Of the fabric
We have, tbs general egency for selling the tiFOH
EST OFT r. Double ThFpad Sewing Machine; prices
rom SSs 70 ss9-makina the elastic lock 5titeh.--
These nj schlnas are simple In construction, made
durable md easily learned and are the best IN mark
et fer th price.
EA genta wanted to sell the above machines.
HS~O I'll q our calesroomg corner Of superior and
Seneca 9treete, over FoRE 4 EnBWorth's Crpc1srT
Store, Ag'nts address g g,ssop1u /. Drtn
loT bland, o., JuAs %, 20. esa1 AsaRtI,
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&all 8oaas.



OLEVELAND AND PITTSBURG
~ BAILROAD.-sPRINaA ARRAEeEMEET. To take
t sHeet On Monday, June lIii 1850. TRAINS LEAVE
SSLhE S5LahE LLAsD pAIA1-Sundays excepted
l's0 A. Mail for Pittsburgh Wheeling and New
''i5 M !! @i;-E#xpFsss ioE Pittsburgh and Wheeling.
b0th Trains make direct connections with Penn Z
9yNEnia Railroad for Baltimore, Philsdelphia New
i isIS and Boston. Also with Baltimore Ohio Rail-
Alao Sonnet u 1dson ior Atron ana Mersbusz.
4, - lime BY this route quick and fare viii be
T. R. MYERS G. Il Agent at : LIZ OH j1hsii IIS
|. OiLEVELAND & TOLEDO RAIL
" ROAD.-SUMMER ARRAsaEMElgT On and after
Monday, July sth, ls9o Trains on this Road Wllru
:55 A. NJ, Through Mail stopping at all stations On
the s9qth9fn Division arriving at Toledo
800 p n Mail stops tall stations east Of sanduslry
on Northern Division and arrives at ssn-
$50 P NJ Telegraph Express, stops at all stations
and arrives at Toledo at 1913 ?. n.
dusAy, Mansfield and Newark X. r., 81 Clyde with
the Sandusky Dayton and Cincinnati r. r. gt Ere
mont With fremont & Indiana q. r., and st Toledo
and Toledo and Wabash Railroads for Chicago, De-
E11 E9t JR9Skson 9Sid F9[t , M,ayns hogans2oT Laysts
Trains arrive in Cleveland nom Toledo and the
West, at $40 A. n, and 9:O5 P. n; from Sandusky
,,-,,-, L. D; RUcKER, supeFistsndsnt.
CLEVELAND AND ERIE RAIL
~ R0AD. .-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1860.
- On and giter Monday, April 9th, 1885, Passenger
Trains will run as follows;
LEAVE CLEVELAND
1000 A. n. MAIL TRAIN-StOppinR at an Stations
except Wicklife, Mentor, Perry Union
Vile, saybrook and SWanVille; and arrives
at Erie 1850 P n, Dunkirk 1855 ?. n, Buff
800 P. n. CINCINNATI EXPRESS TRAIN-stop-
ping At Painesyille, Ashtabuls and GiFard
only and arrives At Erie 632 p. n, Dun
kirk 5.23 ?. d. Buffalo $50 P. n.
4:lO P. n. CONNEAUr ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
-. stopping at all Stations.
$50 P n. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-StoppinR at
PaineIville, Ashtabula and Girard only I;
25O A. NJ, Buffalo 4.2O A NJ
LEAVE ERIE.
E56 A. N. NIGHT Express TRAIN-Stopping at
- Girard, Asltabula and Painesrils only,
and arrives at Cleveland $50 A. n.
1898 A. N. MAIL TRAIN-StOppinR at all Stations
except SaybroOk, Unionvflle, Perry Men,
tor and lVioklinei and arrives at Cleveland
Lao P N. DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-stoppinR at Gi-
rard, COnneaut, Ashtabula aud PainegVfile
only, and arrives at Cleveland $40 p. N.
Accommod alton Train viii leave OOnneaut at 500
A. NJ, stopping at all stations, and arriving at Cls7e-
land at 9:lg A. N.
All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
With trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cnein;
natl, ST. Louis Eci and All the trains going
connect at Dunkirk with the trains Of the N. Y Z
Railroad and at Buffalo with those Of the New 4ork
Central and Bufalo New York City Railroads.
H. NOTTINGHAM, Sup't
Cleveland, April 9, 1860
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PJIR GREAT EASTERN IN COURT.

A suit has been commenced to-day agqinst the
Great Eastern for an Infringement on an Ameti
can patent In the use of the paddle and screw
combined as q motive power Damage Is laid al
$4,000 ....U
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COMMERCTAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET-AUG. 4.


FLOUR-ouiet aud unchanged. Sales are IS bbls
common extra at S4,5s and a small lot country
ground white wheat double extra at s5,25
WHEAT-Quiet and steady. Sales are: cars red
track at Slo4 1000 bushels do free On board and
car do at Sl,O5; 3 cars white at SLIP
CORN-sales 500 bushels free on board at 45c, and
I car from store at same
OATS-Are arriving very freely and some receiv-
ers are shipping to Buffalo. Offers of new made at
26c Old are selling TO the trade at 29@sOc Sales al
a car baggod and delivered at the latter figure,
BARLEY-Entirely nominal.
HIGHWTNEs-sale of5O bbls at Is5f.
BUTTER-Has been quite active to-day, and
foot up 200 kegs, including IS kegs Central at
lOc; Is do at lOsc and $50 kegs good W. R. ct Ilc
RGGS-steady, with sales of bbls at &C.
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A0rIFNItMFaI.

r STAIR & SON, SEEDSMEN,
Cd No. ll5 Ontario street offer for sale a large
and we'll selected assortment Of ...-t ?
FIELD, GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS,
Embracing all tho most desirable varieties for the
Farmer Gardner or Horticulturalist both OF i'm
pOrted and native growth. Call or send and get one
OF our Catalogues containing list OF the articles we
have for sale All orders promptly attended to.
marl7:RlOdAw }. STAIR Z SON.
jNRASS SEEDS---TIMOTHY OR
IT HERDS GRASS, Red Clover Orchard Grass,
White Dutch Glover, Kentucky Blue Grass, LuceTne
Red Top, Rye Grass, Wylusing Red Top or Bug De.
troyeT Mixed Grnaa Seed for Lawns Tor sale at the
Cleveland Seed Store, nArl7;RlOdAW
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rslmer, PltH's Att'y,. - ~" Is5sSorla.
MASTER O0MMTSST0NERIS

M A s I TER COMMISSIONERS
4Ll .sALE.-Pursuant TO an order Of sale issued
~ he IrOm the Court Of Common Pleas OF OuyahoEa
county Ohio upon the 9th DAY Of July, ls6i, In an
action theroln pending wherein Ezra Chappell is
AlArssilles, Ell Bruce, Simeon Struter, LYMAN d
mayer lambert White, y, M. Latimer W p Hal.
comb and the Firemen'a General Aassociation are
eelepdauts shall expose for sale at public nnctf0n
N the door Of the Court House IN said county on the
~ day OF September, 1860, at O'Clock P M tbe
following described lands and tenements, to wit:
istt situate IN the Township Of Cleveland being
number seven IN the twelfth range Of townships and
which a also IN the county Of CuyAhoRa IN the State
Qf Ohio and described as fOllowB-rhe first tract or
parcel Of land Is known the whole Of sub lot No
Is and north side Of sub lot No IS In the division Of
tqn acre lots % and o. and Is bounded as follows be-
ginning on the east side Of Cheshire street IN me
City Of Oleyeland at point six hundred aud eighty
Two slkths 1867 5'2) feet Bouther.y from Prospect
street, heEce southerly en- the cast line Of Cheshire
Street about one hundred and thiFty-two feet and
four and half inches ll32 f. 4fnj 10 land hereto
ieTs decided by Peter Marseilles deceased, to Mary
Nj. Kmball; thence running as right angles eastery
20 lands heretofore owned by f. and j. A. Granger,
about 2O 5-l2 feet thence northeTly parallel with
Cheshire street the north line Of said sub lot No
%, about lS2 41l2th feet; thence the point Of be-
ginning. Appraised at $1,000.
ID The Sec nd tract or parcel Of land Is known as
the whQs Of lot No. three In Block No one Of Sey-
mour Bsldwtn's survey qf ten acre lots In Gleve-
land Nos. 81 and OF said lot Is bounded west by
Clinton (now BrownelD street, east by an aley-the
north line Is IN feet O4 inehes; tue south line Is 6S
teet and Inches 20 said alley, and Is fifty feet wide
Appraised at S2Old
J0SEpH q. GRANNIS.
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FRO1I aTANITITIlAN.

NEw loRK, aug. ..
Advices from NIanititlan report the gold mines
IN the vicinity Of Santa Maria are yielding elghl
cents TO the pan The mines are accessible pY
land or water: distance about 100 miles from
Nanitltlan Crews Of vessels are deserting ana
going 70 the mines
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JOSEPH S. GRANNIs,
hpalding 4 Parsons, Master Com'r.
p1nia "a
Ell ALLyb. July5u.Eyo
M ASTER COMMISSIONERS

M "A y i II IL UOMMlSSlONE Ek y
MI SALE.-Pursuant to the command Of an alias
uecfeIal order Of sale from the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Cuyahoga county at the suit Of Edgar Hui
dokOper against Belden Seymour and others, to me
the door OF the Court House, In the city Of Cleveland
on the 27th day OF August, 1860, at clock z. NJ,
the following described lands and tenements wit;
Situate in the city Of Cleveland and known as Il at
part Of said city Of Cleveland which was formerly OF
the city Of Ohio, and being city lots Nos and in
Hiram stones subdivision OF part Of original lot No.
70 In Ohio City and are situated on Pearl street and
being fifty feet front each said Pearl street Also
two other lots Of land known as city lots Nos, and
in Hiram Stones subdivision Of the Ward Orchard
in the City Of Ohio aud being each fifty feet and one
hundred and twenty eight feet deep and situated up
said Pearl stre8treierence being had to the map
81 ssid allotment made by Alhaz Merchant, and
recorded in Cuyahoga county for full description!
Lots and appraised at $4,000 Lots 2 aud ap
prAtsed at 5000, GEO, a, MHMAN,
= Carter 4 ThayeF, Atty for plt'n, Master Com.
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OsWFGO lIARKET-AUG. a.


iAA AAAAHAAEAsl
FLOUR-Dull but unchanged
WHEAT-In better demand. Sales 5000 bushels
red winter Western-part 20 arrive on private terms
CORN Market steady. Sales Of 64OOO bushels Il
lineis at 63Re.
Other grRius nominal. .F ...
CANAL FIR EIeiiTS-UnchRnRed &c on flour;
&c on Wheat; nc on Corn to New York.
LAKE L1IPOIRTS-lOO bbls -four; 29OOO bushels
wheat; 655OO bush corn.
CANAL EXPORTS-l679 bbls flour; 1000 bush
wheat 1850 bush corn; $500 bush oats.
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THE PRINCE ALBERT AT NEW YORK.
NEW EoRK, Aug 1. 4.
The steamship Prince Albert from Galway via
ST Johns n B., arrived At noon