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OVERLAND MAIL.

VAN BUREE, Ark, July IA.
The Overland mail coach with San Fran
cisco passengers Of June 25th and telegraphlc
adFices Of 10th, arriyed here at 1880 this
morning, bringing six through passengers.
San FRANCISCO, June 25.-The affairs Of
Brewster 4 Co., and other business houses
lately failed, are still subject Of general dis
cussion.
The long expected pony express with St.
Louis dates to June 9Th, arrived at Carson
Valley, on the evening Of the 23d and will
reach San Francisco tonight.
me prospects Of ne-establshlng TINS enter
uriEe On a permanent basis is q matter of gen
eral congratulation.
Can't. j.. Pendleton, who was convicted last
wear Of cruelty to seamen on board the bark
Sarah Park, on the voyage from Liverpool to
San Francisco, has been discharged from Gus
todv. Having served out his term Of one
Fasr's Imprisonment in the county jail, and
paid 81, ,750 ine.
Official returns from the Oregon election
give Shield, Dem, for Congress 20 ma
jority.
The steamer Columbia arrived, on the 23d
and states that the excitement continued re-
Rarding the new copper mines.
ThefollOWing news was telegraphed to Vi
salia-
San FRAEoIsoo, June 26.-The ship Enter
prise arrived of port yesterday, and was
boarded By a newly appointed pilot who en-
deaYored to enter the harbor during a dense
sog, and was grounded near the entrance.
The shin remained In perilous situation un-
til this evening, when, after removing part
Of her cargo on lighters, she was got of, and
IS now being toWed in. She has leaked con-
sideTably.
Part Of her cargo was damaged. Loss not
yst ascartained.
The steamer Senator arrived from San
Diego with company Of O. S. troops for
Washoe mines.
Spoken, April 4th, ship Wild Ranger from
Boston for this port
Pacific, April Goth; WitchcraR from New
York to this port. 25 deg. north, &c deg.
west
The Pony Express win not be despatched
this week, as it is impossible to reconstruct
stations 50 soon, but probably by the latter
part Of next week It viii resume trips.
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saturday Eight's Report,
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, July IA.
The Adriatic took upwards Of Sl,OO 1000
in specie, and 500 passengers.
An explosion at the Empire Gutta Percha
works at noon, killed a workman named A
Wagner.
The examination of Hoffman, the default
inz Secretary Of the Pacific Nail Company,
commenced to-day. The only evidence
against him thus far is contained in an afti-
davit Of Ludlow Thomas, who testihes to
selling at various times large amounts OF
Pacific stock on Hofman's private account.
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MAXINE COHN9S114ygNs2- 4tgsa o.,
At Cleveland with Cleveland 3 Toledo CleYelandi
Columbus Cincinnati, Clegeland Erie and CleEe-
land & Pittsburgh Railroads
At Solon, with hacks 10 Chagr1n Ealls, &C.
At Mantua, with hacks for kaTennat &c
At Braceville with hacks to Newton Falls &c
At Warren with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield Mead
vylfe BloOmheld, Canfield &C.
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle Ro-
Ian q, Lowell, and Euon Valley, and thence BY P T.
W a G. r. B. % Pittsburgh. -. =.
CIeve Gland. Feb sIs5g
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Last Nights Report.
.ATTRToATION MEETING.

FAYErTEvILLE, Ark, July IA.
An enthusiastic ratification meeting was
held here to-day to endorse the nomination
of Breckenridge and Lane.
Hon. G. W. Taylor, elector, addressed the
meeting, adTocating the claims Of the south
with great zeal.
Senator Latham arrived at four O'Clock,
and was introduced 70 the meeting, and de-
ITsrsd q very effective speech in favor Of
Breckenridge and Lane.
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-sETNCFON NEWS.


NEW YORK, July IA.
THE Tribune's Washington correspondence
iutimates that some Of the captured negroes
have been carried of from Key West 70 the
plantations in Alabama and MISSISSIPPI;
Suspicious looking vessels nave ,Dssei Dee1
proWling about Key West, ana tne alleSGu =
ssid 10 Be only a sham TO cover neiarious
designs. -
TIE Herald correspondent says Attorney
General Black approves Of the lease Of the
Ontario Co. Court House for Federal offices
and Post Once.
Another dispatch says il Is understood q
decision favorable to Russell, Majors hus-
seI in the matter Of transportation 70 Juan
will be made in q few days.
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FROlT TNDIANAPOI.Is.

INDIANAPOLIS July "a.
The County Convention, friends of Breck-
enridge and Lane, assembled at the Court
House to-day and organized BY eleeting
Judge James Morrison, President, and sew
eFal Vice Presidents and Secretaries.
Resolutions endorsing Breckenridge and
Lane were adopted. Speeches were made
bv Judge Eckfes and A. B. Carlton. Very
little enthusiasm characterized the proceed
fuCr
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81. LoUT~
10 ratifT tbe 91om5instil- :, July Is.
for Congress. M ias held last night
istie and elo1p- IN Of Francis P. Blair
riefT III =. Blair made q character
,-heE .ent address, after which a va
-.reWorks, including one piece in
..i nhone the name Of Frank Blair, were
exhibited.
Judge Trumbull was welcomed home by
the Bellsvilie Republicans last evening in an
enthusiastic manner.
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Arkansas ITEMS

VAN BuRES, Ark, July lS'
The weathor for the last few day, has been 9 en-
intensely hot in this vicinity 5essfao,i s.Is,S
tbe thermometer stood at l0s in the allls' ~,
NE eir was 90 hot as 70 almost suiioea'e '''
sons - beinr ford
me river continues very leE5 sJ,-s nros.
rhis al nearly every point. Si'h LIS.J . vS-,
rect Of rain THE evening "ni'' % ''''
much needed. "a ,his aveping
ho.ey .,.,.S "a ths completion Of the telegraph
line 10 this city.
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TFLFGRAPHlC.
a.11T5av Aflernooall -,
rRO,r NEW YORK.

.rf REW YoHE, July i3
arn. CHICAGO zouaves arrived this morn
~ sSini6 was fred in their honor by
- Fourth Regiment, after which tney
Sssre formally received by q detaehment oi
- Reqiment. They breakfnated 81 the As a,
~ HoUsa, and thence were escorted 70 the
Regimental Armory, their head-qoerterS
.l,-ee;,,,- tioir atav here
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nrnI0CRATIo nTREFING.

EEWPoRT, KY, IA.
A large Democratic meeting was held here
last night.
Speeches were made by Gen. Flourney oi
Arkansas, and Maj. Ira Root.
Resolutions endorsing Douglas and john
son were adopted
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ATTENTION, LIGHT GUARDs.-The members
Of this company are ordered to meet at the
ArmOry at 2 o'clock to-day, in full uniform,
to attend the funeral Of Mr.. Scott Flagger.
J. NJ. SANFORD, Comn'd.
w. R. CREIeHToN, o. s.
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Gl0thim0.
VENTLEMENTS CIoTHFs CLEAN
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
ALL KINDS OF
READY MADE CLOTHING,

augls No. 147 Water Street. Cleveland.
YANKEE DOODLE:
FOR
DEPENDENCE DAY, JULY 4, 1860.
Obi Yanke-Doodle came to town,
In Rail Road car, Sir,
To IsAACsF GRAND B1zARR, Sir
OIL Yankee-DoOdle is the tune,
Oil Yankee Dandy;
Buy your Clothes at Union Hall,
Because it is so handy
And there he saw the Clothes so fine,
So nice and all so handy,
He rigged himself from head 20 toe,
Just like a Yankee dandy.
Oil Yankee-DOodle Is the tune,
Oil Yankee-D DOodle-Dandy;
Buy your Clothes ct Union Hall,
Because it is SO handy.
And when he had his new Clothes on,
He felt so very hne, Sir,
Hesang Of INDEPENDENCE Day,
And the Men Of .tauld lang ayne," Sir
oh Yankee-D -DoOdle-dandy;
Buy your Clothes at Union Hall,
Because It is so handy.
He sang to Us Of Washington,
OF Lafayette, and sumpteEs
An in his bran-new suit Of Clothes,
To each he drank bumper.
Obi Yankee-DoOdle is the tune,
Oil Doodle-dandy;
Buy your Clothes at Union Hall,
Because it is 30 handy.
And when he sang of Johnny Bull,
And Of the great Tea party,
You'd thought his very sides would split.
he laughed 50 very hearty.
Oil Yahkse-Doodle Is the time,
OIL Yankee-D D0edle-dandy; Hall
Bay your Coats, Pants and Vests at Union
Because it is SO handy.
He said be could not help put but shout
For Ma new clothes did inspire
A love Of freedom in his heart,
And true patriotic IRE.
Obi Yankee-DoOdle Is the tune,
Obi Yankee-D -DOodle-dandy;ss
Buy your Clothes at Union Hall,
Because il is 80 handy.
He shouted tin his throat was sore,
He shouted forever sing Sir,
OF Isaaca and his Union Hall,
And his celebrated Clothing, Sir.
Oil Isaac A. IEaacs the man,
The Yankee Girls delight in
He dresses all their beaux so gay,
For dancing or for fighting,
For Clothing nice there is no place,
Like Isaaes' Union Hall. Sir,
And in selling Clothing Cheap for Cash
He means 70 beat the world, Sir.
-- For Isaac A. Isacs is the mar,
The Yankee Girls delight in
he dresses all their beax 50 ga
Far dancing and for fighting.
The Largest 4 most Fashionable Assortment Of
CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS,
For THE FOURTH OF JULY,
and at prices that can't be beat. can be found at
ISAAC A. ISAACS'
+ MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Sole Agent for the sale OF Singers celehrafed
AID
STORR'S AUTOMATON PRESSMAN, ~
t Corner Of Union and Superior streets.
~ LOOK OUT F0R THE GLlET~
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NEW YORK aIARKET-JULYJA -

INV ANA@A A-A1eAA2AA GLA >
lHT TEIEGHAFH.l
FLf0UIl--Sales lO20O bbls; et
perdne Etatei S5406555 f0r =
ior gupertl2e westerns y o5,l5@5,2O for SUI
~ 3 ~ sxtra Btatei S5,l5f95,O
Dl9lqs e44lla mo J,2505,50 for common to
: NJ eteelg- -; and t5,65f55,f5 for shipping
y ~ eStlt round hoop. Market closing quiet
no 81 - the opening the market was scarce
- while prices generally have undergone
King chang1i extra state IS scarce and wanted
auli prices, while most 0thes kinds Of -four rule
CANADIAN FLOUR-sales Of $50 bbls at s5,lS
Gl5D for Guperhn8 and S5,100T,50 for common to
ehoioa extra In fair request at steady prices
| RYE TLlOUK-Sales et t355oQ4,0 for com. to
1 efoica fuperfne. Market quiet with small sales.
/ CORN sAI--ssie Of 100 bbls Jersey at $3.50
hSsi Win Sales go bbls at E@zl]4e Only in
W4FIF-Ssles Of Milwaukee club at 81 %, infe-
rioT; SI l 20 for good 70 prime Sl,2S for chOicei
winter red western az 81 SO, 81 ir Chicago spring
a 81 %; white Indiana at 81 4 white hentucky az
tlsli new amber Jersey at tlid9i and INFERIOR new
/ white SOUTHERN AZ Si,t5 Market 9alet and nm
WITH Ar demand for export and moderate specula-
RYEETsaiaaat o@sss, Market continues dull
BARLEY-Martst dun and nOmlnally un-
C5iiN-salss Of $500 bush; saaS2ys for sound
mixed western, including i200o bush at the inside
price for export and 63c for very choice do Marked
| hrm with iair demand IN part for export
OATG-Sales at sIe5ioc for western and Canadian
and l0c@tlo for stist5. Market firm With mOdsrats
FOR RK9sSiss Of 500 bbis; Sls,s7als,s9 for new
mess; SIS, 50 for old messi Sls29ls,s7 for thin
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OoMMRRoIAL.
CLFvRLAND nlARKET-JULY14.

CLEVELAND MARKET-JULY1 IA.
WHEAT-sales ) cars red at a,ls; car do At
Sl,aOi end car choice white from store at Sl,ss.
CORN-LOEer. Sale 2 cars at l5c. ~
OATs-LOwer. Sales 2 2oars at &c, and cars at
SOC.
HIGHWINEs-sales Of 50 bbls at ls1fc.
BUTTER-small sales ofooOking butter at s1<c,
and good W. R. ct l2c.
CHEEsE-salss in a small way at 71fc.
EGGS-Lower. Sales OFFS bbls at s1Sc.
HAMS &sHOULDERs-small sales atlOc for
country cured hams and nc for shoulders.
APPLES-small sales Of dried at4fc.
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nrnnRTTcAN nIREHING.

tro wo LoumvnLR, July IA.
A well attended Republican meeting VS. e.
hsld In tie Court House Square last hiBh''
II yTos addressed by P, o. Hawes, Esq
e .Preurrations for q large Breckenrlase
meeting tonight.
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ArcHrsox. july Is.

ATCH1soN, July IS.
A disqraceful row occurred in this place
about y o'clock last night at house Of i'll
laEne, IN which pistols and knives were free
- used. A man by the name Of Hiram
Chaie was killed with q slung-shot. Two
others Vsre dangerously wounded, one being
shot, and the other badly cut. officers are
On tne lookout for the murderer.
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FROM IOWA.

CHlcAGO, July IA.
Democratic Convention of the First Con-
gressionsl district Of Iowa, met at Desmoines
On the l1th and nominated Hon. C. Cole TO
Congress.
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RUFFALO NIARKET-JULY u.

lHY TELEGRAPH
FIOUR-Steady and in fair nemand. sales,of
100 bbls; $3.50 tor superne Wisconsin; Sts095 lot
extra do S5jla,25 for extra Ohio and Indiana and
S5,ANdB for double extra.
WHEAT-In fair demand at market prices
sales OF 400 bush white Indiana at S0 5000 bush
No. Chicago spring and 1000 bush No Milwaukee
club az Si,lg4.
CORN-Firm, but heavy towards the close
Sales SlOO bush 81 d2053c.
WHTSK Y-Nominal ut l91Sa
Oats UNCHANGED.
CANAL EREIGHTS-Steady., l0c on four
IKE on wheat; t0lfc on corn, to New York.
LAKE InIPORTS-45OQ bbls -four; 1900 bush
wheat; 1920 bush corn; 100 bush oats.
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RAEFIoATEON RERETINc.

OlAoIAhAIlJ July 10
A can Is spublished in the daily papers,
signed By en- immense number Of respecta-
bic citizsns fora Bel and Everett meeting,on
the 1ath. Preparations are in progress to
make It 3 very imposing affair
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aFnFNADRD.

BArTuoRE, July IA.
Mr.. breckenridge was serenaded last night
At Bsrnum's hotel. He made briei repiy'
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mess l,2Slss7 for new prime; si2,'o for old do.
Market arm but quiet,
REIff-Snles ol 100 bhls, nt tiWA,23 TOT country
prIme; Sihn605,ai for country messi ts6elO,bO Tor
rrpacked mess, and Sli,sh61i2,50 for extra mess
Market steady with moderate demand.
IARD-Salos of so bbls at l2h@lasc and as1
hs steam rendered at l3c. Market with hair aeinand
BUTTEhl-Salea at lO8lao ioi Ohio, ana He9iso
SCiiiIERsR-salos al 7aio'4e for inlsrior 70 prime.
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INDEPESDEScE, KY, Jul.

NDEPEEDENCE, KY, July IA.
The Democratic Convention Of kenton
Co. met to-day and unanimously passed re-
solutions endorsing Douglas and Johnson.
Speeches were made by Messrs. Benton and
Richardson.
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R. Flood, Troy, n. Y. L. lansing, do
A. Parkhurst, Pontiac. =. o. Jenkin, Bait. Md,
Z. Standish, Detroit. III. q. Lands, do
s. Walker, Binghamton. A. b. johnson, do
nc. willis, Syracuse. n Y. R. SherTord, il.
B Wood, Buffalo, J. S. Killip, Rochester.
3 Rogers Montreal, o. L. G. W. Wright & la, Gin.
Mrs Hastings, Providence J. W. Collin & VT, Texas.
G. W WOOdard, Cleveland Mrs. Mnccay, do
A. W. s., wf.&ch' d, ,Chi'gO Mrs. Collins, do
W. A. Nesbit, Ky. o. Catlin. Hartford, Ct.
l. Gottier, Cincinnati, o. @. B. Bone, Chip, Mich.
E.Helmsly, Frankfort, by s. Warren, n. j.
Mrs. Pugh, do p. Fitch, Syracuse, NY.
Mrs West do Jas. Curry, n. Y.
o. Hoover, Eorristown. A. W. Kelly & Ia, n. Y.
A. Hoover, do Mrs. Wilson, HameltOn.
d W Yard & VT Phila J. DortOrnell, N. Y
C s. Newell, Boston H. Wallace, JOwle.
A. NJ Rowland, dc w. ?. D., Syracuse, n. I.
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MARINE.
PoRT oF CLEYELAND.
ESrEaED-JulyI4.

ESTKRED-July14.
stmr. May Queen, Viger, Detroit.
Prop Mary Stewart Richardson, Buffalo, mdse.
PROP Cleveland, Reed, Ogdensburgh, 354 tons mdse.
Schr Wetzal Bedford, Pt Huron, 30 tons 3. stones
schr. Kususko, Jones, Buffalo, IS tons K. slate, )
schr. ForWardsF, Hamb PIT Huron, 200 NJ shinsles,
20 cedar posts.
sehr. Watts Sherman Harrington, Buffalo.
scoW Ellen, Lewis, Detroit, 70 n lumber.
scow J. A Sanders, Robson, Detroit $500 q ;enc-
ing, i2 n lath.
CLEARED.
Stmr. Nav Oueen ViRer Detroit
Prop Mary Stewart, Richardson, Buffalo
schr. Wetzel, Bedford, PIT. Huron.
Schr. Miami, Pennington, Marquette,
Schr. KusiuskO, Jones, Buffalo,
Schr. Watts sherman, Harrington, Buffalo.
Schr. Nonpareil, WadsWorth, Marquette.
Schr. b. o. Lake, Wright, Marquette.
ScoW Mary and Lucy, Burke, Detroit.
OLEARED from Oswego, 18th, for Cleveland, schoon-
er O. H. Walker, COO bbls salt the 18th propeller
Jefferson.
scHooNER WEsF VIM, cleared Boston 10th, for
Jacksonville
BARoUE PARMELIA FLOOD, Capt. Anderson, cleared
Shields, 2sth ult., Tor New York.
BRIO JOHN G. DEsHLER, Capt Gale, cleared Liver
pool, the 18th ult, for Montreal, ogdensburgh and
Cleveland.
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1-d doIiars for the proof that be ever dil1 20 cure
he Above 20 ~ naSo 92oo Psl1 tbaf auJ other PySan IN
the United States treats tle saiie si7---1a Wa
kftsr MANY years Of lahorious study and sTpsri-
ence Dr. GIBSON Is happy in being able % an
n0unce 70 the unsortunate that De has pcrieeteae .
'''''' sPEFDY ASD PERsiANEET CURE
Of the above and other private dseses' WIN az D-1
ELECTS arising therefrUm, includlng -
DEBILITY OR NERTOUS PkOsEhAIIOA.
He has sueoeeded in curing cases m tnls ii.' -tb
salfatyied physicians, Who proies 70 treat AZ
maladies with sqecess, and without iee'i'lA- 'n'
Although Dr. GTBs0E has a Diploma, yet be
makes no boast Of that iaets for the very recon -
. Diploma is comparatively simple thing Qessllllo
Of intelligence for neither diplomas, nor college
nor even experience ever yet pos5essee p2sl , s..
one single Ounce into medical genius neither does
be boast that be is member Of some e94le93 N ta
purpose Of ensnaring tho innocent. Bns Nl4. ".
GIBSON might boast Of Is this, that he is able 9
give entire satisfaction to those who Iepo7e conn
dence in his ability and integrity ana ll.t Pc -
perfected an American system q trel5Ilent @ aalSa
Patent medicine q equal or the radical eure Of sem
pal weakness, and all diseases or derans
fSr eiBsoN also claims for his new treatmenf tb9
f5Iiovng adTautagas over all ethers yet di5coYereei
and first, the agents used are in no respect dsfee-
able he uses no relics Of the dark ages slen e.
no restrictions in diet or business is reQred AIa-
u bis treatment Is positive and certain in al eases
/ hospital ia the United States and deu01sirata ths
great fact that be Is able % permanently cure ten
cases in the same length Of time required DJ any
/ other Physician 70 cure one similar case.
yellow Citizens Facts are tangible things, and IN
this age the only pabula upon Wnlen lls l4u4a-
rlind can be fed and from which Just and oeinli5
CONCLUSIONS can be deduced-
/ Dr. GIBSON il permanently located % Ulel lalanill
and has during the past six months paTlorned many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted al
other moes Of treatment. Reference can e gwen y
individuals Of the first respectabilty in CeTelandi
Boston, New York, and other cities IN regard 10
sill and integrity in al professional
1 Dyspeosia, Rhuematism, SorOfula and all chronic
diseases treated With unusual success.
HS- Medicine sent to any part Of tne country On
Dr. GfBSoN7s New Work on Physiology for sale
- DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of EleetrePatly and Medicine,
81 Offce No. ~ Ontario streets up stairs few
doors from the Public Square.
ONCE hours rom to f2 and from to to o'clock
daily (sundays eLeepied-l now
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M ASTERS SALE-PURSUANf
M to the command Of decretal order of sale
from the Court of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga COun-
ty at the suit Of Edward Wade against John Engel-
hoen and others, 70 me directed L shall expose for
in the City ofCeveand on the 18th day Of July, 1860,
at clock P M, the following described lot Of land
situate in Brooklyn township, Cuyahoga County,
Ohio and known as subdivision lot No. az said lot
s 50 front on Wade Avenue and l39 feet deep, in Hi
ram stones addition to Ohio City and Cleveland,
composed of part Of original lots Nos SO and 6S in
Brooklyn Township. Appraised at $500.
HENRY G. ABBEY,
B. R. Beayis, Plff' Atty. Master COm'r.
June Is, ls60s2s3
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cav. s. stetsOn, Pitts Att'y. Il /" -0- shorla.

CHEREFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE
~ Of a writ Of Fieri Facas issued from the Court
Of Common Pleas Of OuyahOga county at the suit Of
Henry d. Kendall ct. al. plsintifs, against HyppO-
lyte Mole, ct. al defendants, have leYld upon and
shall offer for sale, at public auctiOn5 Ut the store
latey occupied py oa5d MOLE on Lo5aln street. (nea5
county, on the 5th day Of July, 1860 at O'Clock P
M the stock Of goods now in said store, consisting
of Dry Goods, Groceries, Millinery, Ready Made
Clothing, Hats, Caps, CrOckery, Hardware, Yankee
Notions, Scales, weights, Measures &C.
Said sale to continue from day to day until COM
pleted D. L. WlGHTMAN,
Q. W. Palmer, Pitts Atty. Sheriff.
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NOUNTRY MERCHANTS CAN
Be supplied with School Books, Pens, Ink
Commercial Nots Paper, Bua Envelopes, white In
velOpes Pen holders, Wrapping Paper, Pencils &c.i
&c, on the most hYorabio terms at
IEeHA1E & BRAGRs.
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OFFICE OF O., Q. 6 O. R. r. Co.,
CLEVELAND, July 9, 1850.
A DIVIDEND OF FOUR AND
IA Half per cent has been declared by this Com
pay Of the net earnings for the six months end
ing June 3Oth, payable on and after lst OF August
next
until August lst. G.. H. RUSSELL, ...-
iyla:294 Deputy Treasurer.
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CRY CIVIL ENsISEER's OFFICE,
Cleveland, July 9Th, 800
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until July 10th, 1850, at p O'Clock NJ, for the con-
structiOn Of PontOOn and Truss Bridge across the
Cuyahoga River in Central Way, near the foot Of
Commercial street.
Plans and specifications for said Bridge may be
seen at this Office on and afler the 18th inst
The Board Of CRY Improvements invite bids, re-
serving the right TO accept or reject the same.
By order Of the Board,
J. II. SARGENT,
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Robert W Henry Court Of Common Pleas
John Parish. OfouyshOga county, o.
THE DEFENDANT, JOHN PAR
ISH, is hereby notified that on the 30th day Of
june 1850. the plaintiff, Robert W. Henry, filed in
said Court his petition against the defendant asking
Judgment against the defendant for $500, with in
terest from December %, 1859, prOmissOry note
fer $500 Of that date, payable April l. 1850 given BY
the defendant to L. Pomeroy, and by him trans
ferred to the plaintiff.
The defendant is notified to answer said petition
GRisWOLD CASTLE,
july2;295 Attys for Plth.
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OsWRCO MANIFESTATION -.

fBY TEEE0RkPH.l
FLOUR-In moderate demand for the eastern
and Interior trade Sales al $3.50 for extra state u
d3f % for iayorite double extra city brands,
WHEAT-Market arm. Sales OF Indiana az el,-
Is; Milwaukee club on private terms;
tlORN-Dull. salest at 60 bu Indiana at 9iihe,
lAVS-Dul and nominal.
BARLEY q RNE-kuminals
tiINALF FREIlaHTS-Ftrm. Flour SCI wheat
Sc: corn Ilfc 20 New York.
LAKE INIPORTs-Zso0 bush wheat 1900 bu
corn; 20n bush oats. ,
CANAL EXPORTS-lTOOO bush wheat 2i7oabu
corn; lOJO bush oats.