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ROSToN NEWS.

wetH4 BOsFONi Oct. 4.
The American Board Of Missionaries to-
day has been chiefly engaged in discovering
hs causes ef the late debt and the means Of
svoidinE & similar evil Many distinguished
clergyman and laymen spoke, some fsVoring
prudent going forward as new demands for
labor arise, and others urging a strict limit
ing Of the expenditures to the receipts. The
prudential committee expressed their deter
mination not 70 exceed the receipts. The
President, Rev. DR.. Hopkins, preached ser
mon at night ut fremont Temple, sketohing
the rise Of the Board to its present position,
and the principles which have shaped its ao-
tion. lt 1sie sEr
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RAILwAY mATTERs.

t3fll TOEEDo, Oct 4. +
At the meeting Of TIE stockholders of the
Toledo and Wabash Railway Company, held
il this city yesterday; the following Board Of
Directors Wss unanimously elected for the
ensuing year as Board J.. B. Varnum, J..
H. Knox, G.. D. Morgan, B. Wilson, John
Richardson James 7. sontter, Henry Akens,
H. Morrison, VIM. Baker, WsrreR ColbuTn,
George Cecil, James Spears, Robert Breckin-
ridge and VIM. Kent.
The officers Of the Board for the preceding
year were all reelected with the exception Of
J. B. Varnnn, Of New York, elected Treasur-
er in place Of W. Wilson.
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Last Nights Report.
wLamINarnN IrRms.


pVAsHINGT0N ITEMS.
WAsHIEoToN, Oct 4.
Lord RenfreW and suite, including Lord
Lyons, accompanied the Secretary Of War to
the Capitol this morning aad under the escort
Of Capt. Franklin, Superintendent, and Mr.
Walker, Architsct Of the Capital extension,
Msyor Barrett and Capt Dunnington, took
hasty survey Of all the objects Of interests.
Between 12iand o'clock at the reception, the
East room Of the Executive mansion was
crowded with spectators, more SO than on any
new years occasion. The. members Of the
Cabinet, the Army and Navy officers in uni
form, were among those present. The Marine
Band enliTened the gay, excited and brilliant
scene. The Baron and suite were in row
prominent to oil spectators, on his left was
Lord Lyons and on his right the President,
who conducted the ceremony Of introduction,
Il vas noticed that while he freely shook
hands With gentlemen be took those Of ladies
only when they were first offered. bow
from Royalty generally sufficed. Not more
than half an hour was thus occupied andthis
proved adisappointment, even after the party
retired Crowds Kept excitedy rushing into
the mansion, the deafening sounds of the ma
sio increasing the confusion. Those who
were Disappointed in net seeing Lord RenfraW
in the east room, were grahRed at his
q presence at window in full view Of ths
crowd. a
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BEI4L ANDEvERET mEETING.

ST. JOSEPH, Oct. 4.
One Of the largest political demonstrations
ever witnessed in Missouri, is being held
here to-day by the Bell and Everett party.
AT an early hour the city was thronged from
abroad. A procession Of q mile and half
in length was formed with bands of music
and banners flying which repaired to the
Fair Grounds where they were addressed by
distinguished speakers Tonight g process
oession with 600 torches and tfansparencies,
bands playing and bells ringing are parad-
ing the streets The city is brilliantly illu-
minated and appears all blaze. It is esti-
mated that not less than Is, 900 people visited
the city to-day. The greatest excitement and
enthusiasm prevails throughout @
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gegat
'lyHERIFF AND MASTER COM

.GHERIFF AND MASTER COM
~ MtSsIUNER'S sALE.-Pursuantt 70 the com
lland Of order Of sale issued from the Court ol
Common Pleas Of Ouyahoga county az the SUIT Of Lee
Vi T. jackson, plaintin, against John 4. Newton et
a defendants, shall offer lOr sale At the ooOr ol the
Court House in the City OF Cleveland IN sara county,
oIid-seyeDgh IA common Of the following described
lands and tenements, TO wit:
aud IN the City Oi Cleveland, IN that part thereof
formerly called the City OF UhiO and in the Buffalo
Cempany Purchase, so called and known ~ the
Whole OF Blocks 30. o., "R. h." and " L. l., the
whole of Block r. except lots Nos 4ia, 4iy, 40 41l,
gd4 as Aj6 End s67 the whole OF Block ", except
lois Nos 5U 5l2 503 81 and 523 in Block 81, lots
Nus. 3l7 and 3ls; Block " lots Nos. 4oO, 4sl, -
and 4a3 IN Block j., lots Nos go, Syi, oso Snd 80
los NOs.iU2 l lU5, lUc5, lOos Uoy, llyl, lU2 lUS
and 1854 Bucks Nos. Al, A. lo and ~ situate upon
lie Stand 50 cllvd upon the west side Ul the CUya
hoga River and DOunding and aDutting upon the
Old tgiysI Bed and Lake krie-
ID L. MIGHTMAN, Sheriff,
sept3-auf and Master Com T.
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Hannah NJ. Cartel, exeeutriK Of I
William W. MArJOram,
deceased, plaintiff,
VE.
S.P. Short, Run Short, John
Coon, Martha A. Il Coon, Nil
lam Il. uarger, Price french,
Rachel French, Horace Benton,
Curtis Benton, Charles U Burt,
Eyeret Wilcox, HsRry P.BurtOn,
the Ocean Bank of the City 81
New York, and Thomas Burn
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VIGILANCE COMmTTEEIN OPERA-

YAK BURES, Oct. 4.
The murderer has confessed his guilt, and
has been lodged in jail
Two horse thieves named Owen and Robin
sen we're arrested this morning and viii prob
ably meet q summary punishment.
The Vigilance COMMITTEES are actively en-
eaged in ridding the country Of q host Of law
! les characters who infsst the counties bOr-
dering on the Indian country. an suspected
persons are closely watched.
The Douglas Bell and Breckinridge cleo
tors speak here to-day. The prospects indi-
cate . limited attendance.
Weather shoWery. Old steamboatmen
think there is o prospect Of rise in the river
soon. .-s.- + .t lsrl -
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aaEaiEinEs 9
TTEALTH Or AMERICAN WO-

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
MEN.-Reed notices in the Tribune siacs De-.
Erom his Exoa1ency JAMES d WEsCOTT, Gov
ernor Of Florida, and member Of the u 8. senate;
!. f0r Upward Of twenty-five years vas afilictod
WITH disease in my family which ne best medicine
enq surgical talent In the cOuptry aed % cure bus
glich Yielded IN most satisfactory manner 20 the
5noarg Remedies couscien sl0gsy advise lheiF
rBo- JAS. ID. WESTCOTT.
NEW HORK, February, 1859.
Dr. =. n. BRIDeE-Dear Sir. Some two yearH ago
an intimate female friend had been suffering from
falling Of the womb, whites and deranged menstru-
alton, together with the attending gFmDtOmB "
clearly described IN your advertisements and pam
phleta, she had the very best medical skin IN this
city til entirely prostrated, and her physician duay
tod heF that be thought her life might possibly b.
prolOngad little longer under the most indiuiOus
Treatment. For two weeks alter that she continued
to sink, when came into your once al the Grae-
i8nbsrg Medical fnstituts and ralatod her symp-
toms As you was confident Of tho GFaefanberT
Marsha5 Cathoicon, M relieving her, she discharg
q al the physicians and tried L, though doubling
". Pr0Videutidly II relieved her quickly, and i've
bottles entirely cured. since then, for near two
years. there has not beon any recurrence Of the com
plant ana she is as strong, active and healthy
when young girl JNO ii BHIGGs
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ovERLAND man.
FoRT SMITH, Oct. 4.

FORT SMITH, oct. q.
The Overland Mail from San Francisco,
Sept. 18th, arrived here last evening at 8
o'clock with five passengers. Everything is
reported quiet along the route. The names Of
the men murdered By party of Mexieans at
Hollardville Station, near Los Angeles, the
circumstances Of which we're previously re-
ported, are ]. I. Williams, late OF Milwaukee,
and G. W. langley, of Hebron, Licking cOun-
ty, Ohio. 1t did not appear that robbery was
the object Of the murderers for nothing was
carried from the premises The unfortunate
men were in the service of the Mail Company
ct the time the deed Wss committed.
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THE PRINCE.

Ai-.'' ~ WASHINGTON, Oct g.
Tho dinner party at the Presidents tonight
was prolonged till ten o'clock Thera were
present, besides the Presidents family and
royal guests, the members Of the Cabinet aud
their wives. The marine band was in full
attendance, playing among others the nation
al airs Of Britain and America.
The President will tomorrow give a recep-
tion from II to O'clock, in honor of Lord
Renfrev
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NTAgTERa aCOMMISSIONER'S

RANNEIT BACKUS 4 NOBLE,
August 27;Ss PlafnIif7s Attorneys.
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VIENNA

TRIESEMAR l., 2 AND 81 PRO
TECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT o.
E1aIand and secured by the Seals Of the EoOle de
Medicine Vienna, ~, - ---5
and all physical disabilities.
No. Completely eradicates all traces Of those dis
eases that have heretOOre been treated o the nau-
cious and pernicions use OF oOpatV4 ano cupeua-
No 8 has entirely supplanted the injurious use
mercury, thereby insurng % the sufferer speedy e.
lief dispensing all impurities, and roofing out tas
venom Of disease
TRIESEMAR, Nos. ], and 8, are prep9T the
form OF lOzenge devoid Of taste and small, and car
hs carried IN the Waistcoat p0cket- sold 1 IN es
and divided into separate doses adHiaistered %
Valpeau Lallemand Rolx RicOld, &C Price - each,
or cases for 90 which saves So and in 81 easesl
whereby there Is saving Of 50. To be had wholesale
and retail Of Dr. ARR0ps Ne. loi Bleeeer street.
New York Immediatsly on receiving remittance
DR. Barrow win DrVarI the 1fiesemaF @ any par
OF the world securely packed, and add fcsr aeoorq
ing to the instructions Of the Mriter-. 40
~ Sold also By GAYLOKD b HAN an
tTT,- rTGW fiavafsnd ~
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CRITTEKDEN NADVIsINGTHEK KNOW
NOTHINGS TO FUSE WITH THE
LOUISVILLE. Oct. 4.

no. n - LOUISVILLE, Uct 4.
The Bulletin publishes letter Of John j..
Crittenden to his admirers in New Albany,
Ind, asking for a speech defining their duty
aslndianAns in thsPressnt crisis. Mr.. Crit
tenden declines speaking, but writes: Z" If
were voter in the State Of Indiana and be-
lieved there was no probability that Bell
could carry the State by its popular vote, then
would unhesitetingly give my vote to Doug
las, and should do this thinking that there
byI performed my duty as a true Union man
and rendered both to my country and to Bell
and Everett, the candidates of my choice, the
best service that circumstances permitted me
fo do
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CoMMERoIAL.
CLByEIAND nIARRRT-OiT.

FLOUR R-Qulst and unchanged.
WHEAT Sales cars red at Sill, on track; 800 d
bush do. at same; cars white on track at s2O and
1 Boat load, aaoat, at Sl,ls.
CORN-sales 1000 bush from store at soc. go g
.OATsrDulI at 2Ie .t...., d.
HIGHWTNEs-saies4 % bbls in two lots at p &c.
BEATHRRs-saless small lots at lsc.
HuTTER R-steady and unchanged.
RGGs-Firm at Isc
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BUFFAIo nrARI, Rr-oor. 4.
Fr,oIIR-s,s,57 NJ "A lIl.elAsal .l.-l,l.

FLOuR-Stsady With a moderate dansnd - .
WHEAT-0pened lower, but closed frmer-
sales $500 bush = te g. Chicago spring at Sl,Ol@l,O3
CORN Market hrm. Sales are 25,ooO bush at
C1NAL FIGFIGHTsz- ON hour: lSc on
wheat l5G on corn to New York. nm
LAKE IaIr0RTS-3,QlD bbls honri ~ 900 bush
wheat ls,0o bush corn; 400 bush oats; 5000 bush
CANAL EXPORTS bbls -four; 10000 bus
wheat ZOO bu corn. a--.
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WANHINGTON NEWs.

WASHINGTON Oct, 4.
The President has appointed J. J. sprengle
Of Pa, Consul to Venice vice sarmeinto re-
signsd, JOhp A. Parker, Of Va, Consul to
Ho1oiulu vice Buell., declined. Chas. Rich
mond. Of Mich, Consul to La hamas vice
chandler. recalled, and VIM G. Burchard, Of
n. z. Consul to Camayagua and seeguelgal-
pa in Honduras.
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B. R. BEAv1s, Plaintiffs Atty
Cleveland, Sept, q. lS6O- sepl4;S5
sALE-PURSUANT7

.GHERIFFS SALE-PURSUANT
~ 10 the command OF an order Of sale ISSUED from
liiv Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga County, az
the suit OF Frederick Mead and others. plaintiffs,
against OrisOn Cathan, defendant, 70 me direcIe0i
shall oer for public auction at the door OF the
COuft louise CITY Cleveland. said county,
on the Jh day OF October, lo6O, at O'Clock =. Al,
thetollOWing described lands ana toIements, TO Wit:
Ist. Situate in the township Of OTange, CuyHhOgd
county, Ohio, known as 20 acres in lot I, tract =
the east line Of % Of land decided by .. Cathan
and wife to Isaac Luce; south by the south line Of
said lot A. east by line lar enough east from said
Luees line contain 20 acres, Appraised al $3.50.
ID Situate in Orange township, CuyahOga county,
Ohio; being in tract . lot bounded east ard north
By lot lines Of lot 4 south BY Land sold 70 A. O. Card
ner. and vest By line far west 10 make 81 and
56-lOO acres. Appraised at $50, 80
ty Of Cuyahoga, aud State o1 Ohio, and o bounded
follows, and known the east part Of the west
hundred acres on lot No. in tract 2 and is known
all that part OF sad hundred acres lying east OF
the centre of the present travelled road, running
north and south through said hundred acres, and 20
contain sixty six 7l0acres, being the same land coll
veyed By Serenus and Jane Burnett to UrisOn Cath
an, October I5thi lO, vol 81, pages 50 and 20 Ap-
praisedat $500.
ar Thes. E corner CT sub lot No I49, Graves al
county, UhiO and is so feet front and ga feet deep
and on corner Of Main and River streets. Appraised
at $500.
5th Part Of sub lot Is6 in the Graves allotment in
the village Of Chagrin Falls, county Of CuyehosR and
state Of Ohio and Is the south partOf l6B feet in n
Z. corner Of said lot, bsing 90 feet front on West
street, and 10 feet deep. Appraised at S566.
9th. Al3Oi part Of said sub lot ls6 in said Graves
allotment, being west part Of INA feet in S. +. cor
ner Of said lot and is feet on River street. and
lO2 6-l2 feet deep. Appraised at 500.
ID. i. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
Adams 3 CanhOld, Plfs Atty's. Eept2O;S0s
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PLEAD GU1Err.

a RUTLAND, VT Oct 4,
Jno Ehitcomb, iBe mail robber, plead
guilty this afternoon. he viii receive his
sentence tomorrow.
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ghssteians, 81.


& DR.. R. ]. LYONS,
PHYSICIAN OF THE THROAT, LUNGS
AND CHEST,
II NOWN ALL OVER THE
the Country as the celebrated
INDIAN HERB DOCTOR,
viii be at his once, No. IS2 Superior street, CleFe-
land, Ohio, (Opposite the Post Once, two doors east
Of Hofnlans Block on the following dates Of each
.ist93d,sTiik, f5tl,z1s Ili6 a65 sOh.
EB-A PAMPHLET "a
eOntaising 5riai skelch Of Dr. LT0Es Liie Study
which can Be obtained a. his once b. all who desire
Ol'' 10 ~ - y kPF5i li'f tFHlRsTs ABR0AD.
T0lsdO-hIeTchant's Hotel, formerly Collins House
each month, 18th 25tl and 18Th.
Ravenna--Oollhls House, ch month, q and 4th-
-AEFon-En ire House, 6zch mouth, ath and 6th-
PainesFille- COElcs House, each month, 18Th
Mas5in0n-AmericanH Hotel, each LaOnthi 9 and 10
RsllsFus-BeilsVus Houss,esch m0ath, ,gUth 4 2lst-
NorWalk-Amaric1n House, each months Is and ~
Adri n, Mich!--Each month, I'D and l3ill-
Mansfeld-27th and 18th.
DR. LIONS prof ssss 70 discern diseases BY the
Eye He therefore, asks no questions, nor requires
one and all, and have your q pfonl- end tne ioea
tiOn Of your disease explained, Tree Of charg1-
MAXIM STRICTLY ADHRRED To.
Itire such balm as have no strifs
VIII nature or the laws Of liis
1903 With blood my hands ! never STAN.
Nor FOIsaN mau TO eaEe their pain
?. S.-Dr. LYON pledges his sacred word and hon
dnce or cause any Invalid 70 take hls medicine with
out the strongest probability " relief Or cure.
n5-Cunsultafion and adViee irea % charge e
The poor viii be iiverally considered aug5
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III &naaa.
AED. MKHONING
eUING WEST.

~ RAlLROAD.-Tm TAHLR No lb
70 take effect amer Thursday February 10, 1852
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Terms Of sale will b made known on day Of sale.
HENRY G.. MARCH Gurdian Of said
Emily and Anson Morrison.
CLEVELAND geut % lss0 Octl:304
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cInIn1LnI rIIsrIvAL.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 4.
Tie Germans and ItAlians are holding 3
festival here fo-layi IN honor Of Garibaldi.--
A processioB, with musieI banners, &C., Is
now marching Through The streets.
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mATOHTTTEs.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct 5.
Fernando gives Walton for Governor $50
majority over Allen. n.
Baldwin Precinct Duval county, gives a
Breckinfidge majority.
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aisA gNEs Disc ASSES 5
With All bad elects arising thereirou, includ.ng
pEBlLITY Or NERYoUs PROsTAAI .ON.


With an bad elects arising theTuiromi ineiud.ng
DEBILITY Oh NERyOUS PROsThAI .ON.
He has succeeded In curing eases 10 this -y soms
Of whom had expended hundreds Of uolgrs with
ssfstyled physicians, Wh9 Proe % treat an private
maladies with Success and slinout roofiviug The
| Least uartIcie n benefit.
some college IN London OF Paris, IS perhaps some
others DO fer the purpose OF ensnarng she innocent
and Who hod out great sxpgcla ations nBqeFto BE- re-
[ aiiTsd But what DR.. GIBSON might lsast Of ID
this that he Is able n give entire satiahction 70
fhose who roposo conbdence in his ability and inter-
riiy, ard thai be has Berectod an Amofiqan system
o Treatment which challenges any Physici1h Of Ions
den or Paris, any patent medicine equai or the
radical cure Of 9eullnl nes9i and al diseases or
dsrangementsi both mental and phgaleai, arising
nom sexual Or secret eDtAq,
Dr. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment the
following Advantages over ali others yet discovered:
and nrst, the agents nsed are in 70 respec disagree
ebie, h8 uses no relics Of the dark i7ea such al
Mercury, nor any other delatarl0ra drug Secondly
no norsslEicons IN diet business e required; Third
E his treatment is positive and certain IN a casel
de STANDS PREPARED % 50 into any public 81 private
hospital in the United 5tates and dcur trata the
other nov known to the world Do point 81 prompts
ness, peEmaneney niiidnea' aaieiy and eolTenienca
F. Dr.. ri BsoN IL permanently loeatsd in cleveland
ana has during th6 past nine tbs performed many
cures Of diseases which had lar years resisted All
other mo'es Of Treatment References can e given @
individuals OF the hrst respectabiity n Cleveland,
Boston, New York, and other cities ~ regard 70
skin and Integrity IN all professional "a
Dyspepsia. hhut matisu, scrofule and al chronic
liseasss treated with superior success;
- Aeoieips sent to anJ pari q ne country On
b, ,efBSoS's New Work on Physiology for sale
DIR. GIBSON,
Professor Of ElecfroPdfiy and Medicine.
Bzr once No. NJ Ontario street, up starr, = An,
doors lom the Public SQUARE;
~ aSs US iS Szaiv,si @ . ? y ,SSa 9,s0st
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS

lVA SALE.-Pursuant to the command OF deere
al Urder sale issued from the C0urt Of Common
Pleas Of UuyahOga County, at The SUIT Of Edvard
Wade against Andrew Kelly and others, shall eX-
pose Tor sale at public auction 81 the door OF the
court HOnse In the City of Cleveland on the 10Th
day Of October lS6O at O'Clock p. NJ. the premises
described as follows 20 wiz Situate in Brooklyn
township, Cuyahoga county Ohio and is known as
subdivision Lot n TO- two hundred and ninety 6tyOB)
including the barn now on the lot. said lot is MY
feet mont on Wade Avenue, and 1872 feet deep 70
alley in Hiram stones Addition to ohio City and
CieTeland composed Of part Of original Lots No SO
and 6s in Brooklyn township. Appraised a Sl2S.
GEORGE a. WYMAN,
Master Commissioner.
B. B. BEAvIs, Plaintiffs Atty.
Cleveland, Sept. 18th 1860. sepl4:30S
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SIZE -PURsUANT

MASTERS SALE-PURSUAN
III to the command Of decretal order Of sale
i75iisd from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyaho-
"a county Ohioat the suit Of Martin Ksilogg against
Henry h. Smith, Margaret Ann Smith and others
to me directed ehall expUes for sale at public auc
tion at the door Of the Court House, in the CITY q
Cleveland in said county, the 18th day Of OGtos
bar, 1859, at clock p. NJ, the following deseflDea
premises TO wit; &
Situate in the tosnAhip Of Dover, being number
seven In the ntteenth rang OF ~ 5he Oo
necticut Western Reserve, In the state Of Oho anu
which Is also in the comfy of Cuyahoga, and II
known by being parts of lots eighty-siE .tee9 and
ninety SIX (96 and Is bounded as follOFs eonimeh
cling on the lake shore on the north-east corner OF
south on aaid MooTs's west line to Henry Iaylor,s
land; thence west the north line q said IaylOLb
land to land owned By Benjamin Oohoon and Sam
ue and Jacob Bostom; thence north on the east line
on aid Cohoon and Boston, land 70 the lake shore;
Thence east along the lake shore TO the place OF De-
Ffnninq Containing fifty eight acres, be the same
nofe o lesg but subject to all legal highways. Ap-
GEO, II. WYMAN,
2 Heavis, Master Com'r.
Pld'8 Atty, aeptl5;Seo
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nswFG0 nIAR.KET-OCT. 4


.r.+- IBI TELEGAAPH.I a ff -
FIBUR~Fl0ur steady at S 90 for extra state
EVHEAT-Firm. sales 1880 bush Milwaukee
club az Silly; No. 4 Chicago Spring at 81 lsH.
Other grains quiet.
. CANAL ERELGHIS-flOur sc; Wheat l0ci
Corn oflQ1k 70 New York.
LAKE IlIPORTs-Wheat 65,4eO; barley 2s,-
CANAL EXPORTs.-Fl GOO bblsi 5000 b1
Wbssti 90 900 bu corn.
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lyE SALE.-Pursuant to the esIaIland ot deere
- ,,iisr 81 sale issued from the Court OF Common
Pleas Of Cuyahuga County, al the suit ol EuMsAfe
M sde against Catherine Burger Admlnlstratrlx Ol
ndrss Burger dec d. anu others, to me directed,
shall expse Tor sale public auction at The door OF
Cs Court House the City OF Cleveland on the 10Th
sy st October ls1U at o'clock +. M.i the premises
described as follows, 10 wit: Situate IN brooklyn
township, Guy ahOga County, Ohi9, and Is knowa ~
sub-divislUu Lot No. sixty N6j) in hiram Stone
Addition 10 ohio City and Cleveland, com pUsed Of
part Of original lois No 5s and oln Brook5 town
7-''f' GEORGE H. WYMAN,
Master Commissioner.
B. r. BEAvIs, Plaintiffs Atty-