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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-17

LADIES' FANCY FURs
Sable Capes, Mufrs and CuIsl
Mink Sable Capes, MuiTs and Cuffs
Fitch Capes Muffs and Cuffs!
iberan Squirrel Capes, Mufs and Cudsl
Toget with large and select assortment of Chdren
and 9th Fancy FURS.
Alsoi Ladies', Misses and Chdrens Fancy HATS and
CAPS,
To be had at QUAII,S
s263m No. 23S Pratt street, near Hanover
KINDLING WooD KINDLING WooD
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF ANY SIZE.
At Office of City Steam Fire Wood MILL
No. NORTH STREET.
SO II JAS H. JOHNSON
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opening at No 255 Baltimore street. ID door from Hanover
street, and will continue until New Year. Private sales
during the day. Auction every night. dioIw
DOES Your SHIRT TAILOR FIT You?
TRY ADAMS,
No. l46 w. Baltimore street up stairs. Diff
Sl.75 FOR THE FINEST SHIRT.
Good Shirts lower Making Shirts 10 cents EACH for cash
only ADAMS, Nc l46 W. Baltimore street. up stairs Diff
PERFECT FITTING SHIRT
Made at ADAMS, No. l46 West Baltimore street. diff
BALTIMORE Coal CoMPANY's Coal.
CHARLES GILMOR,
s o Z A E " n
S g G s5GoS Or dS2T the Post Office
The undersigned having been reapponted the
SOLE AGENT
for the
SALE of THE ABOVE
CEL E d p A T ED COAL
IN THIS MARKET,
Takes this method of informing consumers OF Coal and the
public generally, that he is prepared to fill their orders fo
size and quantity at the lowest market prices viii:
despatch.
The reputation superiority Of this article of fuel OVER
ALL OTHERS, is well established, having been
very generally used in this market for the past
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS,
that the Agent deems it only necessary that
it is now heretofore prepared the very best man
of uniform size, and free from bone slate and ot.r
| i purities.
am enabled to fill, at the shortest notice, orders for
ANY QUANTITY
fthe
| BALTIMORE COMPANY'S
|
| GEORGES CREEK
| BIT UMIN Us COAL,
For Shipment, Manufacturing, Steamug Purposes.
AT VERY LOW RATES
would also say that there number Of parties in this
| city, dealers and others,
| WHO ADVERTISE AND REPRESENT THEMSELVES
selling the Baltimore COmpany Coal BY reference tc
contract with the President of the Baltimore Coal Com
pany, which be office, it will be perceived
THAT NONE OF THIS coal
CAN BE HAD
EXCEPT THROUGH NE,
OR MY REGULARLY APPOINTED AGENTS
WHO HAVE WRITTEN AUTHORITY TO SELL.
CHAS. GILMOR,
No. SIS Second street. near the Post Office
FS~ Orders through the Post Office attended to- jeItf
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PRATT's ODD ANNUAL SALE OF Books is now
opening at No 5 Baltimore street. 81 door from Hanover
street. and will continue until New Year Private sales
during the day. Auction every night. d0Iw
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From the National InteHgencer.l
APPEAL TO THE DAUGHTERS OF MARY


The present alarming state of our country COM
pels me, my sisters, to appeal to you to set apart
every Wednesday for prayer and fasting. Hither-
to State has been, as it were the Eden of this
glorious Union A bountiful Providence has
riched us with countless blessings. While other
lands have been devastated by war, famine, and
disease, we have had peace, prosperity, and health
bestowed upon u.s. No brothers blood has been
split for imaginary wrongs; no lamb has been slain
to protect our houses from the destroying angel.
The horn of plenty has showered its riches upon
Secure in the love of the North and the South,
our and daughters have formed alliances in
every State. But should disunion be proclaimed -
and believe me the proclamation can never be
made peaceably-the tocsin of war once sounded,
where, oh! where will be our husbands our
fathers, and our sons? Where, oh where our
sweet domestic hearths! Gone-perhaps forever
Our fertile fields battle ground; our homes for
saken; our very servants, whom raised, viewed
with suspicion. Maryland has indeed fearful
doom impending, my sisters, and it is our duty to
invoke the Supreme Ruler of all to avert it. We
can, know, do but little, but that litte we should
do.
"No blank, no trife Nature made or meant;
If nothing more than purpose in thy power
Thy purpose firm is equal to the deed.
Who does the best his circumstance allows
Does well, acts nobly-angels could more"
Ten righteous men would have saved Sodom and
Gomorrah. Daughters of Maryland let us pray
and fast for that country which we all love so
dearly. Our glory and our pride is in danger
Yours, respectfully,
A DAUGHTER OF MARYLAND,
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Ro0FING RooFING ROOFING u!
ECONOMY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WARREN'S
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT AND COMPOSITION ROOFING
Unrvaed by anything yet discovered for Roofing purposes
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF.
UNEQUALLED FOR ECONOMY,
UNRIvALLED FOR DURABILITY,g
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIML TIE.
For further information address or call on
JAS. II. JOHNSON,
No. 2JarVis Building, cor. North and Baltimore sts
Jy2o'u Baltimore.
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INTERESTING TO PURCHASERS OF FINE WATCHES
William Dixons, London and Jules Jurgensens, Copen
hagen WATCHES; Eugene Breguet's NICKEL WATCH
CLARK'S BALTIMORE WATCHES, the best Time-Keep
for sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK, corner of Calver
and Water Streets Importer of Fine Watches Jewery Gold
Chains, Silver and PlaedWare, Lecoures Swiss Razors
and Srops, Cold Silver and Steel Specacles
ages New goods in store. Purchasers will pleaseca
Notice-Store CORNER CALVERT AND WATER SITS
Hatmore3 auIe-t
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DOES Your SHIRT TAILOR FIT YoU2
Try ADAMS,
No. 146 w. Baltimore street UP stairs. Diff
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-17

PARKER BROTHERS LONDON CLUB SAUOE.-Ttis
celebrated Sauce is fast superseng all Others From the
richness and decacy Of Its favor has attained popu.
lay almost as great in this country in Europe For
sale by all frStclass grocers and by their agents.
GREEN & YOE, Importers,
OBJ If ss West Baltimor street
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-06
NEW YORK MARKEr-Fsb. 1,
Icy rELEoRLFH.l


Ashss1Gkes steady, with sales at ss,25 for POTS and
Fio1rsiisS Of 600 bbls at ls5aS50O for super state
S5l50Ss 2 for extra state, S4s55O0 Tor super
for fresh ground shipping brands extra round no Onlo
Market opened quiet and closed shade frmer; with mod
crate for export and speculation Closing m WthOu
suv material change from yesterdays quotations
Canadian FlOur-Dul and unchRnge Salos $50 bbls a.
re Fio11r@In mod erate reouegt at ssF604 as
Buekwheat Flour-Pleuty and dull al SliogSLeIs PEI
Com Meal-Dun and unchanged. Sales 100 bbls Jersey
Elsky-shads fmer Sales 900 bbls 30 closing with
no sellers below IKE
Whest-NISrket EXHIBITS no materiel change. There i
some export demand but buyers and sellers are TOO Wdt
apart their views 70 do ANYTHING sls g offered fg 90
bus GOOD white Csfurnis lEnt part al LA and the re-
maindaT at about 81 230l5a
RYe- Steady and unchangrd Sales ls090 bus Prlmeia
Barley-In good supply and dull at 70yQs2.
Barley Mnlt-In moderate request al 60ae5.
Canaoi ~ Peas-ln limited request at 1885,
Coma shade fTmer. but the demand Is by no mean
active Sales 1900 bush at s0Gs2 for new white and yell
low southern
PoTscsrcsly 90 active but p-ios unchd salss6OO bb
SlI250Sl7,3i for old mess SlegSls,,l2 ior new 40
f5r nav Drme Total IslOck Feb 1st E16lO bales
date last onth, I120; same date last year, IT2e3
Beetles active and unchhngedsls ~ Dds az $s4t =
country prime; s5as25 country mess S999Z rePacket
mess Sl0600li 90 extra mess
Beef HmsQ Quiet with sual sales. Sl2 Tor state, and
TStsi Stock Bsef Feb Ist 1897 bbs; same tims las
month, s0sle bbls; date last year, 06lll bhis
Dressed Hogs-Fhmer. Sales Wsetem at 75sSs@' aue
WoolD1 and in favor Of buyers Without any mzteria
hange 10 prices Sales O0 lbs fleece Al S66 for med
Lard-Stes6y. Sales Of go bbls at l1ll9uc.
TallOw-Dull and unchanged
Choese-Fair demand at 96llKc.
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Gega1

Edgar Huidskopor Plaintiff Bsldsn Seymour Eleanor
II Seymour, Smith Griffith, =. Yates, Asa Messen-
ger The Manufacturers Ba' at Birmingham, COnnec-
ficut r. l.. Russell, Defendants. -
10 the Court Of Common Pleas, CuYahoga Count7 Oho'
smith Griffith Of New York state, and the d nuactu
rrg Bank at Birmingham, Connecticut, viii take notice
ina ne plaintiff above named did the ID day Of Feb
ruary 1860 hlo his pstiton In said Cou against the above
nsn ed defendants setting forth that the said Bedsn Se
Inour did ths 18Th day OF January 1906 execute 20 MN
the plaintiff bond for the payment Of 81 90 and interest
at ten per cent per annum, payable semi
praying for iudl against the said helaen
S500 and interest ten per cent on So from Juy Isl
lse0 snd interest at ten per cent On s. ~ from @
lst 1889 tnd d petition sets forth that 70 secure sald SUN
IN sad bond Mentioned the said Beeen Seymo[ 3na ms
vie, Eleanor FL Seymour did on SAID lth day OF Juu-
~ 5I execute and deliver % said plaintiff moLigasg
City ots Nos. and in Hiram Stone suDd "
part Of origin lot Nc 70 Ohio City being each 80 feet
front on Pearl grcet also Lots aud in SAID sene
EuboiVOn Of the Ward Orchard Ohio Gty and beln8
each 60feot on said Pearl street. and l28 feet deep.
And that since the giving Of said moItgaFe tue sad de-
fendauis, the Manufactursrs' Bank and Smith Griffith,
have claim 70 have, interest in said estate:
and the said petition asks for order o OF said prem
ICES and that the proceeds Of such sale may applied in
payment OF such Judgment The said defandadts, The
Manu- scurBrs' Rank and Smith GTth are not fled that
they required 70 appear and said petition
before the third Saturday asr the 18th day Of March
nert. $500
6Wd Attys for hlth.
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Cincinnati Daily Market Report.

CINCINNATI Febi 5. 1850.
Buttsr-W R. Merchants fair to prime, in hrkins IS l7e
common and fair Ohio and Indiana il9lSe Choice West
en- Reserve Dairy in frkins ,lsG2Qc.
Cheess-Prims nedium and largeW new, 99SGl0c.
Best brands English dairy lie.
Dried Fruits-Applss choice = IS lbs, 81 sea
? 90; Peaehss unpeelsd p lbs s. 5O94 90
Beans-Prims small white p 6O lbs. 81 U0G 20 dun
Candss-PrSEsed TAOW l29lSlzei starl4 Is and l6 OF
lsOGIs92Oc
CoHse-Rio common and prime, l2,1l3o.
CrAnbeuiss-sma and large brls per bb $l2 OOsl5 co
Flour-OrdinsTy and good saperans y bb s5559S5es
choice red and extra shits wheat s575aS6OO.
GrAB-Whsst prime red End Vhits, sl,290l,SO Oats on
arrival 1890; Corn prime yellow and white 50s5Sci Prime
Barley and Rye Os1 -.
MOlasses-Prme n O., large and small lots, a594se in
active:
Os-Iinsssd large snd smsIlots 6lcS6sc; Lard Nos
J. s2as5o
Provisi0ns-Cty brands pork 3 bbl' SlIGOaH 70
city brands barrel lard lO[9ilKe DO ksg lard, lllke
bacon shoulders and ribbed sdOE 79c; hams plain and
Eugar-eursd eGnvased lO1fe9ll lie:
Rice-Fair 10 prime 45f95c-F ID.
sugar-Common low and fair 7ze Ke9sc; good fair
prime and choice. ss<3sK@sIe.
Eastern ExehHnge-1665s p cent premium buying and
sellnEraiss
keep eel and buying rates for drafts
Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore es we have to sell ex
sTRIIGHT, DEMIEG co
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-06
Mrs. HELEN NJ. WRIGHT, MatrOn
Mr IEVl BUTTLES, Business Assistant.

Parents are assured that while boarding pnps contribute
much mOrs thaH Dag pupils to the support the peTmA1ency
and - Institution we are enabled. by systom'
attic aTangene Of theT time their study their reerea
ton and ~ Etr withdrawal from the alurements and in
seruptions II and society 20 DO vastly more aud be
for them than We for day pupils, and afford 70 them
advantages that cannot b. secured 10 any DAY sco0l
II is therefore huned all who come from abroad VIII
b0drdiRg pupils and that citizens Of CleVelant
will they make convenient TO 90 So send
their daughters as boarding pupils t1s ~
peFitV and usefulness OF their Institution OF which
thaY should and Justly, be proud; and at the same
time be more han repaid by the greater
No pains will be spared to render their connection with
the Institution both aad prabe IL viii be the
constant and effort f all IN any way YIN
the management Of the lnstutioRi 70 secure e hBnet
possible advantages in all departments OF thofough Rnd
liberal education.
attend to Instrumental BInsir Vocal Music, French Draw
Painting these departments are iundeT the
charge Of teachers who devote themseTey to their re-
spesve enaImants and have thus ataDed hsh degree
Mons subt native Of Paris fine scholar and superior
ngust being teacher BY prniesson teaches with care
precision rarely observed and as he resres IN ta Sem
iuar pupils have the best possible opportunity Of
learning 10 speak the language correctly 1nd with huency
Pupils from the city whose parents desire ~ viii De al
lowed spend the sabbath at home but no ded ucon viii
be made from the bills Of such, expense is thereby
saved the Seminary. and indeed greatly prefer to
have az remain with US without Interruption through the
Day pupils desiring the services Of the Omnibus from
their homes the Seminary and hack can be accommnda
ted at areasonable rate by applying al the Omnibus ofce
Citzer and others are invited to call and examine the
Institution aud its beautiful surroundings and sattHy them
selves that advantages superior TO those here oeed are
TERMs:-FOr Board and Tuition per Term Of Twenty
Weeks 500 For Tuition Of Day PuDls, from SIS 10 $40
Bills payable IN adUGncs No pupils for less than
For further information and admission, address
dscl0 S. N. SANFORD, Principal.
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LADY FRANKL1N-The N. Y. Commercial
Advertiser understands that Lady Franklin
viii pay visit to that city within few weeks
and that she will be the guest Of leading cit
izen, distinguished for his philanthTopie exer-
tions in prosecuting the search for Sir John
franklin,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-06

MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with sVeland and Tolsda Cleveland Co
lumhus a. d Cncnna Cleveland and Eie. aad ClsTsisaa
and Pittsburgl RailrS Is.
At SOloL with hacks 70 ChsgTin Falls, &c.
At hIantua with hacks fur REVenla, 6c.
At Bracsvills with hacks 10 NeW5oT Fal:s &c.
AtWaneu with hacks 10 Sharon Gseenfsld hfeadTlIls
Bloomfield Canfeld, &C.
Al YOUNGSTOWN, with stages for New Castle, Poland
Lowell and EnOn VALLEY, and thence By P. p w. c. r.
CHAs. L. RHODES. sup9.
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MORNING LEADER OFFICE,

FLOUR-Firm, but without any inquiry Of con.
sequence,
RWHEAT-Sale cars red at 81 %.
SEEDS-Sals 60 bus. clover at s4,45i 10 bus. al
$3.50 and 10 bus timothy at S3,25,
EGGS-In good supply and worth 159l6c.
HIGHWINES-Sale 80 bis. at 2lH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-06

Y Crawford is one of the most thriving
counties of the State, Bucyrus live, flourish
ing town, and the enlarged Bucyrus Journal a
capital home and Republican paper.
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NHERIFF,S SALE-PURSDANT

GHERlHES SALE.-PU UhSUANI
~ to the command Of order Of sale issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas Of CuyahOga county the Of
John Madden plaintiff, against Belden Seymour, defend
ant directed shall offer for sale ct public au1tn
the door Of the Court House corner Of Seneca and
Champain streeis) IN the city Of Cleveland, in said
county, the lt1 day OF February 1850 at o'clock p
NJ Of said day. the following described lands and
ments witt tract lot Of land situate in the City Of
Cleveland which is also in the county Of CuyahOga, and
known by City Lot No 9l nineteen. in that part Of said
City recently known the CITY OF Ohio, in Hiram Stones
subdivision of original Lot No seventy m and is situated
Hicks street, being 4ll fotr feet front said street,
sad running back to allev. Appraised at $500 co.
j / K1RK Plifls Attlv. isni6.2In
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-06

BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
sN. SANFORD, A. M. PRINCIPAL,
Natural and Moral Sciences.
Mrs. NJ. L. H. SANFORD,
SAMUEL ST. JOHN, IL D.,
Natural History and Physiology.
Miss LINDA T. GUILFORD,
Mathematics and English Grammar.
Miss JULIA S. HOPKINS,
Rhetoric, Criticism, and English Literature.
Miss HANNAH B. SMITH,
Latin, Greek, and History.
Miss JULIA L. HUGGINS,
Arithmetic, Biography and History.
Mis- SARAH A. NOBLE
Mrs. s. C. BARRETT,
Instrumental Music.
Mrs. ELIZA SHEPHERD,
Vocal Music.
Mons FERDINAND SUBIT, NJ: D.,
French Language apa Literature.
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RaiI Roa0e.
1850--60-
Cleveland, Columbus 8 GlHslA1ali RallF6aa

Cleveland, Columbus s GiHslAsali RaIlF0aa
I'D N
~ k4zii.
WINTER ARRARGEMINF q :. -
0N AND AFTER MONDAY, No..
~ a. 1852 Passenger Trains leave Cleveland asfolcpS:
s5 A NJ CncHnnafi Express, Stopping a Bersa Graf
ton, La Grange Wellington. New LoHdon Sa-
- lem shelby, und all stations south Of shslhy
i40 d glnemnat gt azaohger, St0Dptng sta
llnng between Cleveland and Gallon, and at
Cardington and Delawars; also, stopping ts
leave passengers atalistntiona south Of Gallon.
CONNECTIONS.
oAstlyf balduAkY Mangheld and Newark Railroad, fol
m, elanllleld Mt Nemon, Newark, Zanesviile, Se
Cfss'iAa Pttl1uEgh n Wayns and Chicago Railroad,
I9rForegt Upper sanduzkyt Doiph0s, Lima, st
wayne, AApoftes Chicas0t Ge west, and Eaat
for M1nsfsld, Wooster, Massillon, &c.
aan9n ana heleonaiao Railroad Line for Marion Belle.
i9ntainey sldnsy Uuion, muncla, Indianapolis
Aeils faule, ttneelnsH, EFan1Ville, Louisville
DeeHa sytJn AMI Cincinnati Line Tor Springfield, o.
Dayton, Hamilton, Cinniunati. Hiehmoud In
llanep1la, Aurfo Hauta, 81 LOUIS, &c; and q
ClnCtnuaii with the Ohio Mississippi Rail-
road for L0uisgills and all points on the Ohio
Columbus Leis Miami and Columbus, and Xsnia Rail
road, for Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, Terra
ciunati, and with the OhIos sni Missiasipsi Rail-
road at Cincinnati for Louisville, EFangFiiis
Cairo 81 Louis and al lD oints On the Ohio river
Columbus Central Ohio Railroad for Newark ZauslYilo
wheeling, &c; Columbus, Piqua gn1 Indiana
Railroad for Piqua, Urbapa, &c.
the Union Ticket Once, 81 IsuDerorstrsst the Pas
songer station. -
Cleveland New y 1859.
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EORFHgRN TRAKSPSgFAFION COMPANY
N. 7. CO.'S EXPRESS,

NEW. YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising the following Efficient and reliable Lake
Lines:
Daily to DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to SANDUSEY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
Tri-Weskly to oOGDENsBURGH, ,OsWEGO, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND.
TFi-Weekly to CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, RGACKI
MAC and Intermediate Ports
- Property CONSIGNED delivered to care viii
celye prompt and careful attention and dispatch.
q Passengers Will be heketel through all directions
at the lowest Iates
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-06


THE VICTOR"
HALL, SCHOOL HOUSE, OR STORE AND CHURCH
HEATER,
Is proved be greater Heater, with the same amount
Anthracite BuminOus Coal than other Stove for
the purposes; il is Furnace and Stove in one
combination.
" These Stoves together with the largest and best
retes Of Eastern Stoves for Cooking, ParlOr Dining
Room Bed Room, School House, ore and ChUIch puT-
poses Just received comprise the best assortment IN the
market Our large stock Of
ENAMELED CRATES AND HOUSEFUR-
NISHING GOODS,
Is the largest in the Market and just received from
the best Honses Cincinnati and New York. where they
recently selected at the lowest prices Our assort
ment Of
Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware,
Still continues largo, aud Of the BEST QUALIFY.
u TIN ROOFING, and all Jobbing in our hnei we
execute with prOmptneSs and Despatch"
We, having selected these Goods descnbed aDeve IN
pers the lowest Cash prices. offer uem for sale ac
cOrdnsy. This fact tgether with 0ur lhTteen yeaIs
expsrience, enables to GgARANTEB SUBTRACTION Hu
large stock of Good at prices as cheap or cheaper
than they can be purchased elseghere ~ this market
LARGE SALES AND SMALL PROFITS Is our motto:
Therefore, don't all to call and decide for yourselves at
W. L. MARVIN,
No. a Public Square nesry opposite old Court House.
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VIM NJ RIMMONDS,
ostate Of John t COok6uI3 deceased

GHERIFF'S SALE.-PURSU ANT
y to the command Of an order Of sale, issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas CuyahOga County, at the
suit Reuben G. Hunt plaintiff against James O. Hoarns
deit TO directed shall offer for sale ut the door Of the
CeuT House (cOrnor of and Champain EIcets in
the city Of Cleveland said county, the l7ih day Of
February 1860 81 O'Clock P NJ. Of said day the follow
ing described lands and t0nOmens TO wit; Situate IN the
township OF Cleveland in the Connecticut Western Re
serve the State Cf Ohio and which is also IN the coun
~ OF CuyahOga anil By being part Of City Lot
number Two hun red and elehyfOur (34) IN WleyVlle
Allotment called in that part Of the City Of Cleveland
which was formerly Ohio City and is bounded follows
TO wit North by Lot No 2 East by alley; Souh by
line parallel with the Nsrh line and % feet dist ant there
from; and BraindId street; beng the No th half
said Lot No 2 and is q feet front on said Branard
street and l6 ql2 depth TO alley; bo the same
D. L, WiGHTAIAN, SheuF.
r. @. HUNT. ?. P, Attv. lanl6:2I0
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VIEW YORK srOoK MARKET-Tsb. 4

CBY TELEGEAPH.l
stooks-Lo,yer and dull Chicago and Rock Island 6736i
Illinois Central Sc; Panama l30 M gtd l2k Galen9
Chicago 6s; Hnri pfd SIX; Pac Mail 7s; Centl 7O5G
Chi & r lst bonds "a.
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old GOLD PENS REPOINTED-
PRICE FIFTY CENTS

Enclose the Pen In letter. with Cash or Postage Stamps
The return mail will bring the Pen good as new
Editors giving this advertisement six insertions during
the year 1850 and send copy shall receive superior Gold
Pen in payment. IddTess
STONE BALL, Syracuse, n. z.
q We will Vouch for the ifuIflment Of the above,
the part Of Assrs Stone Bali
q. K TRUAIR Z Co,
febs Proprietor Of Syracuse Journal.
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VIBTRIAND AND TOLEDO RAIL ROIl.

y gssz@-.@...sisl!!ll.. z-...siisl!!
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov.
" llh, 1853, Trains his Road Will leave Cleveland
as follows;
7:lO A. NJ stopping at Bersa GTaon and all stations N
the Southern Division
400 n, Sandusy Nail stopping at all way stations on
Northern Division aest Of SanduskY.
T35 p n stopping all stations Southern Division
eIcsp. Washington, Genoa, and Cay Junction.
The I:49 A d Train mak connection at M1moevills
with the SSndusky, Mansdsid and Newark r r. and Al
Clyde with the Sandusky Dayton Cinc nnsti r. a. for
UTbana Springfield Dayton, CncinnO and all points in
the South.
At Toledo the T4O A. N and the Ts5 P. NJ trains make
direct connections with the Michigan Southern Northern
Indiana R. r. fer ChicasO and s points in the West Al
with the Toledo, Wabash and Weston r, R. for Fort
Wayne, Lfgansport, lafayette, Decatur, Springfield Al.
ten, s. Louis CaIo and all points in the s. uthvest
81. AZ TelndO, with Toledo Monroe md Detroit r. R.
and jackson Branch R. R for Detroit and Jackson,
For information and tickets apply a. the Union Ticket
ONCE, 81 Superior street, snd at the Depot
L D RUCKERs Superintendent.