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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-18
Our London Correspond cnce.

LONDON, Dec. 80, 1859.
Startling Political Ere-ts in Process Of Rapid Evolution
United States 4Gairs almoa Lnheeded and the Un:on
Ltto Go Ahead-7he irrepressible Religious Conflict
Catholics advocate the Napoleon PamphLt Doctrine-
ne Pope TO be Secluded, but Sdluted in Rome, dc.
The political world is extremely active that deaths
of the moot prominent and events of the
ling importance receive but transfer. notice. Even
your great Harpers Ferry eeue and all the attendant
bunoombe only provoked single editorial in the leading
journals at the reception Of the OF the execution OF
Brown. Your Congressional struggle for Speaker at
tracts little notice, and very little interest here seems to
be attached to the that will come in Congress-
The United States, in their relationship to Great Britain
are in the position of a son, who, coming
of age the paternal home and sets up bu
sness for himself The governor has good for
believing that the boy is able and willing take of
himself In all that has been said here the Harpers
Ferry affair." the OF both extremes OF the Union
Of politics have been about equally divided very
few crumbs OF satisfaction can be extracted by either
party. English journals and English statesmen generally
express the almost unanimous opinion that the only
chance Of safety for the republic lies the
Der couDses OF the conservative men OF the Union.
There may be breakers ahead with regard 10 the Pope
and his position, and the late pamphlet supposed 70 be
authorized by Louis Napoleon. The last Is that
Russia Austria and Naples have declined going into the
Congress unless the Pope allowed representative also
There Is doubt loose somewhere, for the day
of the meeting the Congress has put off, from
the 9Th nnuarythe original day setto the 18th, and
it is said to be postponed indefinitely One thing
however, certain, and that is, that of the
eminent Catholics on the Continent, well In Great
Britain have given their adhesion TO the doctrines Of
the pamphlet But that matter will be settled by the
individual opinions OF theoretical Romansts, but by the
inherent necessities of the case.
The Pope's subjects throughout the Romagna are In
state Of successful and chronic rebellion and nothing
short of force OF foreign bayonets subdue them.
Now, Louis Napoleon virtually says that he cannot
these Italians government that they abhor, and that
other nations shall not He is ready to secure TO the
Pope on the Seven His under the shadow Of St. Peters,
q safe asylum and absolute sovereignty 10 the Holy Fa
ther, but beyond that he Will not 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-18

LOST AND FOUND.

NAME TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUBSCRIBER on
~ Saturday, jan IA, brown Horse The owner can have
him BY proving property and paying expenses Inquire
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EvOUND-A SMALL SUN OF MONEY BETWEEN WALL.
street and tho Bowling Green. The person whom BE-
longs may have by proving property and paying expenses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-18

T OST--soME TINE DURING THE SUMNER FROM NO
Ia ACarrol PARK, ladys gold hunting Watch and
Grape Shawl The watch was the gin of deceased brother
Any person holding the same may retain the sh.wi
church Star Of The Sea- South BROOKLYN questions viii be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-18

OsT OR MSLAID-ON SATURDAY, JAN. IA 1859, A
Memorandum Book containing check for $500 made by
Peer Morris Co, payable 70 H Mckenna, dated JAa &
1850 Also number Of bills for collection. The aader VII
Norria Co, % Duanl street, - ~ n II
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r oeT-ON MONDAY NIGHT. 18TH INSTANT. ABoUyI
IL IL O'Clock, In going from Twenty h street. through
Eighth avenue and Twenty third street, passing through
avenue 70 West Twenty first street. mink MuG The faded
fra street.
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r osr;-ALL PERSONS ARE WARNED NOT TO NRao
IL tate for promeBory Noe made by II. Mixer payAha
70 s. Lombard, dated December IS. 1859 for The sum
$23 a. and payable four months aer date The finder w
gusun, Is Wall street. FIRST floor
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-26
GiQemer 6eerD ut GSDlOes sDertD
MInrfffr QnnNnnfs nnh Gtahf Nefellffaff.

WlDttHtG XunUysis Auu SSAnl VtttAlHAt+-
Sn benz Gntridelunosganse Der MnFebluns fnh mir enbtn s<
Idnst, ben rertbspahet un6 wthttsfen Itetl Ss Stabtgettetes
BON @ss 6arbrr gtts In BEN 8reis Der Berbeteruneen sn 3teben
unS QSfs i'm Sapnfbeile Der Gtabt, an rem fir 6as erfe 9dnenb
fRseaenten prets trn $l25 gum @erfauf ~ brinsen, nnb snar
All Ser fruheren 6jrFEe Sn 40 BIS $50 SUE ttn ntrHatltGet Gtn=
Sobfunaen 5pn IS. Treie Deets In tefer Srrnn edranttrt. Die
SuausTifnatme biefes 5tabttteils 1T nun lcrSfl 1rn b63ien
SntereHe fir be Misunderstanding ais aud Stele @crerbtretbeufe
BAN trGnaen. Drds, gBterften unb @erttnhunesfraBeit nte eth
Steamer sur Serfeiune neusr, rseelrtabieer Sersineune NIT
Retp<9Urf unb goitrn, nsrben aus unn rGbrene Der Gntrtdelun9
btefes planeS Srn Der Geeaf6nft sebaut, un6 bic Musfubrpne
btefes Tlanes mirS In 3Ir3e ben @eAtralpunft fur bic untsesenb
aah uHierer Stabt le8en.
Brdmten
bsacFenb entreber In einein 5000 auahratGue srrBen @nrten
pber cinent 5retttdet auf benz @eieli9aftsharnpfidtfe. trerben je
mad 6er 94abl 3u rem erdeu rerfdufteH 1000 Qct5 %tet9e9ebsn.
Ser In her &ntrideluns b~eertHcne 5abridplan letbet haburd
nt6t muir tsine 9eeintrd9ttisnns iOnSeTn mus eIrd9 A%nSfaRrun9
Gabrttanten, wslhe TIRE Gtabltdenents mad G8g 9arbrr Gifts
Ie8en, per6en a~bsefeten BON Der suafigsn Rage Sirti3en ylprbz ub
Ga6, 6urd literale gesunftsuneen SehenS Der Gefeaitaft be-
seutente @prtbeile eeptnnen.
gamptfets merbea n~nentSeltia aus seBeben, unt na9ere Rod-
rihten ertbetlt furh
Rpi9.G 8. 66mtbt, Msent.
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Otiembab mctt &c.

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WermiIebte Glnsetgen.
@;woe,5a ~N9Ghmnfdbine.

Die etnei6sr biefscr etaSt, ipme ane Q.erionea. nelae cine
aute 81 inc 3n bobcn mlniden, ieuten nd erlnnern,
gok ere spi uniern Mafhiacr. speiuiaJ 10 riel NrHeit ttut ais
irasnb cine anoere. uub 10 audi t%peimdl 10 riel @elb
efmbrinat OieIes modt uniers MAibiHen III oer biIIt9=
fteu. pslde i'm Warfte inc. Wetr ais 60O0 oaoOn limb oueiu
in hieiaer Staot in operation AT &Tden, gsefen mo 9cten uno
BADEN itre Gjoner o6sr bic tanit Atteiter in ben Starn oeRbt, i6
nlebr @eIb al srYporen, ais itnen titieS ouf anberem gse9e ulS9.
lid lit. sae. mslde sine Der beften Rdbmal6inen. Die
I'M gebrauG fnc, baben Tb6ten, Hcuten IN unierer Office:
Sec. 159 BaltimpreIfra6e
pptipre6crt, mo geerauds~ Gnpeiiuugen In beutider. eu9liider'
h%ansSfiber uub ipantiuer Sprohe gu haben fno mo no pr Sc
ben, ter cine Bfofhine fault auf ~berieIbet artetten tcrteu.
S6idt mad eipem @renplar prn Sin9erS @d9utalhinsrzS el.
aug. Gue Molhinen peIoen en gauges Sabr nab lprert @ata"I
pom uns in boiler 0romtnS uno &eporoticn gsbalten.
(6b2SiD SO. e.. 8rpbertG, A0eht.
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Tencrs0
,hnston's Insurance Rooms.

JohnstOn'S Insurance Rooms.
$50. 10 Seeplblfr.
Neuer=, Mdrtme= mmb Qebcn8=9sgrfd5cs /,
rmne6=@ompd9aien
Giderite naO fcIfele G0npaauic.
Serlid)erun9Ssgplt Der 8alleb j.. Yiroiuier.
nit $3.50, 600 capital.
spr46ur9~ 88z@pllP. y. git8i4ien,
nit $500, 600 gapta.
AlbentarlesV 8z@rntp. y. Giroiuiert.
init $500, 600 Capital.
@barter SafzVerli6.< @rnlp. BON Sartfpro.
- NIT $3.50, 900 Capital.
SeclftfpzSerlt9erut98z@pn1p bon g1eipa9)crf
o,,. NIT $4,000 Capital.
PppntT@Serltferun98~@pnlp. bon NepzNprf.
mil. $500, coo capital.
1elpl1fe@Serltferll198=@ pnlp. D. 9tefp=Nprf,
nit $27O,OOO Gaptu. ~
Wtpntat1feV erItderung8=Gpm IS. 9eemzWorf
init $500, 600 Capitalize
Jtetp<QSprlo er.z@pnp bon Neipzg)crf.
SCI 1st. u II spit $500 capital.
Wtercdltttle Wflttal Mfdrine.
nit 81, O00. 900 capital.
Seret1l9te Staaten 9ebel8=g erfi6erima &c.
NIT $~1,250,972 GapitaI.
A6 Jtprtberlt MIiurance=Gom Dpn QnnSr,,
nit So, 1914, III Gopito[.
Ne p0eH pemertfen @onlpa9nteen lM6 bon Der qeoisJotnr Sea
SteateS Warplan6 antbcrnirt un6 lBenRrt. 0~"" y"
aEe BON Dem llter3et9neten repricntrtcn Gpmpoonicrr E,bs,
Ttrtlt1 berf lgbare8 Capital 5ant pplen oEern ense,e E%sa
Setra9 rerantpcrtlid fir bic 3ab(ung bon Weutten. N"oS''"S"
eriest. tx s1 HI EIns." s 3 S ~ Elnrtia
9r.h mss.u - 10 Seconoitr.
o-eU 0IINH, surveyor. (Sa17fD
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-14

Ok THE RIvER.-The river is gradually assam
ing more lively appearance. Several lines of
steam vessels are in operation, wholly or in part
and the movements among sailing vessels are be-
coming more frequent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-14
Sheriff 8 8 Master Commandments SALE
CHERTFFS SALE-Bv VIRTUE

CHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of a
~ writ Of Fisr EaGias, issued from the Court Of Con-
mOn Pleas Of Guy hoga County. at th4 su uf Joshua
freeman pluintig ganst William c. North, defendant
directed, have levied upon and shall cher or sue
store No. lS9 Ontario street Ia the city OF Cleveland IN
said County, The l4th dHy Of Apnl 1850 AZ O'Clock A.
M the following described prUpery ~ wit The stncE
now had No 49, and also IN store Al No.
l61 Deuit street In sgd city Of Cleveland lately occu-
med BY said North, said stocks consisting Of Coal OIL
Fluid and Lard Oh Lamps, CandelHbre, Coal OH, Cam
Phene Burning FLUID Cans, Measures, Burners and wick
Two stoves and pipe, axe grease, &c.
have also levied upon aud shall fLDOse Tor sRle
vnder said writ the Coal oil Factory OF W. c, North
the Ohil Canal end VI Ohio street in said
city Of Clevsand the 18th day Of April, 1860 at ten
O'Clock A. NJ toe properly now IN said Factory, eOuS 81
ing the following tuic es TO wit IA stills, steam
boiler and iron pipes connected herewith 1trcaiug ket
lie or agitzOr settlihg tank bleaching tanks, ~
pumps bleaching house, coal shed, number euruOYs
uphurc acd and empty carbOys, lot tubs tin measures
copper dpper quantity heavy oil. aKls grease barrel
Uarane, iron kettles empty barrels cans, water tank and
i rubber hose. press sOve, pipe. &c.
have also levied aud shall Onef for sale, unler
said wr the door OF the Court House. corner OF Sene
and Champain streets in 81 CT the 18th day Of
April lsC0 at o'clock NJ Of said day hoTse one
single rOckaway wagon. aud one single hsrnsSs .s,
/ d. L. WIGHpMAN, Sheriff
| b D. BFAyIs Plf's. Atty
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SALE.-In pursuance

M AOIEh' . OALE.-lQ pursuance
INA Of u dtcFetai order Of sale issued rem the
Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga county Ohio at the
Of Thomas B. Pr chard AGAINST Walter J. Allen and
O. hers, directed, 2 shall expose for sale at
he door Of the Court House. (eOtner Of Seneca and
ChAmplsu in the City Of CeVeand in said county
on the lO'h day Of May. $50 at O'Clock P NJ OF SAID
day. following dsscrJod lands and tenements to wit
Situate in the township Of Brooklyn Cuyahega county.
Ohio, and is knCwn Lot No. 49, in Hiram stone 9dd-
ton Cleveland composed Of original Lots Nos u and
g. In said Brooklyn township SAID lot is 6S OH t. trout
on oumbYs street and I47f u deep the sOun line,
and l54 and l2 feetdes ong Erin avenLe, and 6s IL
feet wide on the wzst eue Appraised At se8l.
=. " BINGHAM, m aster COm'r.
TonrN pRFNTIss Pitf's ATTY anr92s2
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nR. A. W. TUCKER.-It has become
IL well kaopn fact that be hundreds Of Chro-
mic disease, with his Baths ana Medicines Wase ~ oi
pr ctce fails. He viii guarantees TO cure hhe11A.lsl7
salt Rheum, Scroiula. Liver Compliant chill Aele
psps .. Gravel. Asthma, Catarrh, Drupsfi aso
SrhiIis n m is v1ns forms this disease n9 aea
spec fe that never fails Good success IN Al ol9s
diseases, and aCute Caii an1 - e-' No~'-
ET- Once No. M Ontario street, up stars -,
~ Consultation Free.
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MEMORANDA.

CHICAGO, llth.-The clearanees Of grain to-day
are: Bark Nucleus, Capt. Young, with 1873 bu
corn brig Empire State, Capt Morton, with IL
III bu corn sohr CollingEood, Capt Wiley, with
1898 bu corn, and sohr Altar, Capt Kyle, with
$4,000 bu oOrn-An for Buffalo. FOR Kingston
ehere cleared Schooner Wings Of the Morning,
uspt. stratson, with Il, 600 bH wheat; the Live
Yankee, Capt, CrAmeF, With i ,567 bu wheat, and
the Eagle Wing, OsPt Chase, with 1895 bush
corn.
OsWEao, l1th.-oleared, sohOOnsrs Virginia,
Cisrelsnd, Carthagenia, Aoontias, Jos. Grant
Milard Fillmore, and bsfque FontAnelle, for Chi
eaqo; schr Matthew MeNHir, Saginaw.
Drrnorr. 12th-Passsd up. prop Young Amer
lea; bGrks Grace Greenwood, Ocean Waves brig
Liverpool; schrs james Coleman, 81 Andrews
JH. Drake, Herald, @, Reeve, VIM. Mathews
Eli Bates. A. 3. Hart, Flora Watson Cuyahogs
Hubbard. snd bark Northern Light.
D0EE-sehFB Zephyr, Comet.
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OHERIFF AND MASTER COM

CHERIFF AND MASTER COM
- MlSSIONERS SALE.-PuTsuant TO the command
CT an order Of sale ssuedumh the Court Of Ccmpon Pleas
Of CuyshOga Couniy the suit OF George WOThngtOn,
Plaintiff against William Rogers and others Defendants,
shall offer for sale at Public auction az the door Of the
Court House. c0ner Of Seneca and Champain st. eetsl
in the eitV Of Cleveland IN said county the lh day Of
Nav lsfO at O'Clock p NJ of said day, the following
descfbed lands and tenemeniS 10 wit: Situate the
city Of Cleveland the yOf Cuyahoga and State Of
Ohio aud known parts Of LO Nos. g and "a Hsss
survey recorded in Book o. pgo 4 and bounded as fol-
lows Wes eriy by lie parallel with the street line and
feet eastey therecm being the eastery ne
Of land decided by PalmeTO Chander southerlY bg the
nOrtheIy lice Of Lot No "a eastery by land sold ".
Wing anil northery By First Street Sad lot being thirty
six feet front aRd one hundred feet Deep with eouble
hOus@ thereon.
Appraised At $4,000. D; L. WlGHTMAk,
Shelif ard Special Master Com'T-
BINaHAM HoVET, PliG S AttYs april IA
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OK THE RIvER.-The river is gradually assam
ing more lively appearance. Several lines of
steam vessels are in operation, wholly or in part
and the movements among sailing vessels are be-
coming more frequent.
REFITT1Ee.-Ths tug L. L. Lyon is undergoing
the process of re6ting painting, etc., for the sea-
sons business.
The tug D. P. Rhodes is also being cited out.
The Peter Smith has been in service for week
or more.
FoR THE UPPER LAKEs.-Tbe N. Y. Central
propeller GaIsna, is SnnOunced to leave to-day for
Chicago and Upper Lake Ports. The propeller
Nile also leaves for same ports tonight.
The steamer Planet is to be sold in Chicago at
auction next Thursday, 18th. She is said to be in
Rne condition; is rated BY the Underwriters as a
2, and valued at $4,000.
sebr D. B. Sexton, Capt. Reuter-, Of Cleveland,
from Newcastle for esIaz, put into TOrbay, sOuth-
ern coast of England, March goth.
In reference to the props. Araxes and Eclipse,
which left Buffalo Tuesday morning for saDdusky
and Toledo, the Buffalo Courier of yesterday says;
Gust before dark, last night, things looked very
much better for the propellerS. Near the Canada
shore, where we saw them in the afternoon, they
appeared to have got into an open streak, and ae-
ccF Fifngly they steamed vigorously up the lake.
t.ndipg toward the CattHraugus shore. At dark
they were almost out of sight, soms ten or twelve
miles up"
CANADIAN FREE PORTs,-The Quebec ChrOni-
Gle understands that the Canadian Government
have under consideration the question of estab-
lishing, for limited term, two free ports in the
prOvinos, ono for Upper and one for Lover Cana
do. Tbs people Of the lower province have beer
working for years to secure the freedom Ofthe St
Lawrence to American fishermen, hoping thereby
TO induce them TO make that locality their head
Quarters, This movement has been opposed By
the upper province, for the reason that the move
ment would tend to advance trade IN the lower tC
the detriment Of the upper. It is now proposed
bv the Canadian GoVsnmentto to create > free port
et sauli ST. Marie, and another uPon the St. Law
renee. That ct St. Marie would divert the Red
River lumber trade from taking az American
route, BY opening free Canadian trade, and thai
upon the St. Lawrence would secure large Amer
iean patronage. Both provinces agree now upoI
the measure, aad 1t will undoubtedly become
law.
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CLEARED.

Brig Andes, Pheauuf, Detroit; no cargo.
Schr Exchange, Judsou, Chicago; 400 tons coal
from Pncs NJ, for Chicago.
Sehr Farewell, Huntoon, Milwaukee; 200 tons
coal.
schr AlnwicE, NeWhall, Detroit; m lumber
from J. H. Clark.
scoW R. Hays, Fifeld, sandusky; no cargo.
= Sehr Andrews, Brown, Chieag1; 294 tons coal
from Price & NJ
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SOmeIhing Exclusively for The Ladies
BROWNS
HYGIENIG SUSPENSION WAIST.
AND IMPROVED
SKIRT SUPPORTER.


Patented Dec 20,h 1859
TVERY LADY SHOULD HAE u
W ONE-In fact every would have one, II they on
IL knew he beauty, utity anu benefit OF taem Thswsl
not Sl srds The most perfect SYMMETRY. snd deI1cts
nOtEnE from the BEsT CoNcEIvABLE FoRy but drecty
promotes il IN sysI SPefS HRS y o@ S4 he dmSst
portabs burden to which theE are sometnes "
means or crelaT Brao i S0gs and Supports the cloth
ing completey prev cutting them rom PRESSING aglns 9r
msfes il truly an AFrI-LAOER folding the skIts away
from the persn, and drawing the nexlse PnIoa o. tae
and efficient sHoULnER BRAcE-thT9wng the entire SUPP u
Of the skirts q eesy ut TP%n anSbe I IS also sssH'
10 5Jr Immediate relief and ~ ui'ny cases eleCt
TIGHT LAGise; a. s.s % wSiSs have IA SCI the il cal
sTsTiantion Of some Of most eminent and sceltc
medical men, Who all pronounce them LUG i ~ -
Tue kind syeI nyeass1 theg tn ali 6o have worn them
they be to give one an Idea q taeI Sn
SlevslSd and examine them Lady will alw ys he IN
TeSdness 70 show them. Persons wishing 70 purchase The
oS H. propTietors At CHAGRIN FALLS, o., who have
The exclusive rsht for the United states ,. or rsn
nsr sn this Patent, viii most assuredJ be dealt vi ac
'O'O-D NORRIS, SHEFFIELD co ProplietoTs,
Success Grsto II F. Brown & Co.
3s3 ~ follovipg recommend tons and references.
kindly furnished oT publication by those who have oln
nv more atsrng communications we have ard are recsv-
ing daily deemed sufcient for the present =, ,oo
Mss.rs. Norris SHEFFIELD Co We, the sndersign-
ej bsvhr worn Browns CELEBRATED HYGIENlC SUs-
PENSION AIST for the last few mouths take great pleas
nre 10 recommending TO the attention Of every lady IL
sdnrrIy adapted to the ease convenience, lesIy aud
Is9lA of the Wearer Furthermore, know It Away
reeyes and in many instances effects Iadici cure "i te
uesrons dse 81 caused bT tight laciag. We hope u
see come into general use Tor we are fully satisfied II s
what every sdy who values eomteIt and heah snon .
have: adVi-e every one purchass IL loI we can
ffsure them they will never regret i.
Mrs Charles lsasett mrs. T. Stnn,A
/ L L, Beckwith. 4. Gobo,
H. @ Blossom, . H. n Burnett
L. W. Curtiss, b feaTcei
/" c. L. Ransom T. CoWlest
\ Miss Amelia Nash. PrOt BralneTd
/ RIrs. d. Prltchard,
REFERENCES.
Dr G 2 BeckyEith Brainsrd Bmrilge, Patent
/ f" T. O. Cleveland, hght agents, 49, - i, 4,
| ". B. ReZneT, e COWles, Euiitor LeaneI,
| " - III -ali, Osslan Doosei agent loi
] NJ. johnson, tlanos. ~ u,. .
Z J. Bal Twin h Co.. Mchts J. H. Dewitt, AerchAhI'
| FreemSn \ kellogg 1900,
| Morgan Root. .s1.5:ssI
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CoaL dealers
The HanIInOndsViIIe

The AtanlmOn0SVIl
MINING l. MANUFACTURING COMPANY
.HAVE on hand, at Wholesale and
IL Retail, from their own Mines and Manufactories-
HAAIMoEDSVILLE COAL. fer Gas Steam, smlthiug &
DOmes ic use.
HAAINIoNDsvILLE COKE No. /, for Manufacturing
purposes
HAMN NoNDsvILLE COKE No. ?. for Domestic use.
HAMMoNDSVLLE FIRE CLAY, we'll ground and
dry.
HAAiRTONDSvILLE FIRE BRICK CO nmon pattern,
end wedge, 81 e wedge, circle or arch, and eupOla
HAMMOND DSvILLE FIRE CLAY .RETORTS AND
CHIMNEY TOPS.
HAAIMoNDsvILLE FIRE CLAY TILE, of every pat
tern
HAAIMoNDsvILLE FIRE CLAY FLUE COVERS or
TILE. every psitern.
HAAIMONDSVILLE FIRE CLAY FLOWER VASES
plHin and ornamental
HADIDTONDSVILLE VITRIFIEn WATER PIPE, GAS
PIPE sc Of every size and van ty, emb -ac:ng sin
Ele and double branch screw, bends, &C. Als0,
HAMMONDSVILLE COAL OIL,
For ubricating and burning, lat wholesale Ony.)
J. J. ROCKAFELLOW,
General Agent Office on C & P. Pier. Cleveland, o.
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ID BY Us are fully guaranteed
~ YaRK MARKEr-Apnl ..
rnr rrLRaRAPH.1

FLOUR-Salsg IL COO bbs at S5i 9s5 30 super Stale
sslG Ss 30 o extra State; S530G55 fo- snpeT western
SE rs r eoon 10 mUd extra Vesterni - u Gb 70 lot
f rTsh gT0und shipping brands extra rounl haop oho
Rules m with far denrand for home consumption
moderate tnqui y for G1lort. -. -, . e,--a
CAN 4DTAN -FLOUR-SAlos Of 1900 bbls AZ Sa,t q
Z O5 COMMON 20 choice extra -,
RYE FLOUR,-Ouiet and S'eadV. Sales 800 bblE AZ
50 G6G4 30 common 10 choice sup. -.
Corn AIEALCo4 4tinuss y; sales 200 bbls brandy
sSc BucKwasIT FLoUR-Dul and nOninslIy unchd.-
wHisEY-Duli AID lower sales $50 bills Al 2l1ss2sc
VIE EIf-iu' Spring l@ac lower; shippers are no,
auN hase while mllles insist upon Sui lower
prrr; sas SIS bush O1l Nil club st 900 ~ terror
red Soubn D. t 0ba Whhe Mich Sl6S and tOQbu red
RYE-Sc rec and Amsr; $500 bu at $50 delivered on
BSRLEY-puil and heavy. Sales 500 bus part st sor
CORN-Dull aud droOping. Sales BOlo bus al I4G ue
lvered foT Ied WeserE 70c white a. SIC tor yelio"
0AiS- Quiet isasEe wsu and Cdu; a ASK state
PORK-darket is more active. hut prices are Elthouk Z
sneeal change Sis 1850 bbls At $ g new mess Sll0
mes: Sl7O0 thin Sl60g 50 western prime mss
Sl100 civ prime mess; $3.50 cioar Sl4lzlefe lOr ne"
prime: Sl2 Is old prime. ,,, .,,,,
BEEF-QuiGt and unchargl SAILS CSC bhls at 81 esa
50 OT country prime; Ssoo75se country mss: SIl5o
Sle20 rseneked mess; SuOoa Sl223 sKtra mess; .
HEFF HAhIS-COnttnue dul with sales OF lo0 Duls T.
Sl2. 1n0l3Ol state; and SIS 60 western -.
PRIME MISS aEEF-C1ntluues dull. sale ~ I or
ces eveland on prfva'e terms
BACON-Q Quiet and unchaneed-
CUT hIEAfS-Dull and heavy. Sales IAA packages ~
&c for shoulders; 6&ld9c for hams .,.-,,.,.a -,
LARD Quiet and steady; SIS ss bbs at loSSSlOH-sOo
BUTTER-PIenty and in limited request at n9l9 Ohio
CHEESE-In fair demand al lOal9c.
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MARINE RECORD.
PORT OF CLEVELAND
ESTrarD-April 10.

ENTERED-APnl 10.
Str Ocean, Evans, Detroit,
Prop oWsgo, Rowland, Dunkirk; 2l7 tons mdz
to n. Y. & e. R. r. Co.. and left for Sandusky.
Prop olean, Dunkirk II tons mdz to N. 7. &
E. r. r., Co.. and left for SanduskY.
Sohr Lone Star, Ellis, Port Clinton; l26 bbls
pork, "A kegs lime, IS cords wood, Beggs Sin
clair.
scoE Mary and Lucy, Caleb, WyandOtt; IS m
lumber, to II 4 Sabine.
schr @. C. GrisWOld, Fall, osWsgO; 500 bbls
Of salt for Chicago.
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For sale by G, WHARTON, Jr.,
Sole PRINCIPAL Agent,
No. lI6 Walnut St, Philadelphia
IOHN kUURBBUG, Agent,
Ceda- New York. 23iof.Ib
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET-April Is
rpv TFURaFtpH

sT0CKs-Shade bster but without activity-7. b & @.
ca s. lC; Del !. 925S; T. q; Gal & Chi s9i rSg
39il: ht TX; d s7s[; G SCRIP O0fi Ere lS5s:
q ~; Pse Mall loI Lac BT grants III; M ss slhi
Ere "a bonds s41S.
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All the trains going Westward eonnect at CsFsland wa
trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus, Cineinnat, y
Louis, &C and an the trains going EesrWard ennusei a.
DunkiYk with trains Of the New YORK EIis Railruad
and BufAlo with those Of the New York CsnEral ana
H. NOTTINGHAM supt.