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NEW YORK lIARILET-aIasoh 5



Flour-69lcc better on choice grades, and firm for
20 med brands; demand fair. Sales Of 600 bbs at
SB0ns6Z5 for super STATE; IS 45S66s for State
SsT0iG for super western; s6to05 90 Tor common TO
5a Weser1 IS 95 6 10 shipping extra round
hoop Ohio Market cl0sing quiet and frm.
Cauedlsn flouIS and thees better Wih far de-
laud Sales 800 bbls al Sss97l0 common to choice eE
Rye Flour-selling 1IOvlyat 50 7o9S44O
Corn Meal-ouiet and hrm Sales 100 bblS Jersey, at
S966dS76,
Buck wheat FlOuEIn moderate request Al Sis269l7 7s
Whisky -Firmsr, Sales Of SO bbIs at 2la2l1Sc Clo-
sing firm a. the latter pricS on SATURDAY. evening 2eOO
bb' chi n red hands at 2ic.
WhssI-20sc bster for choice white and very firm for
al tthsF kinds. Demand moderate Sales 400 bush prime
white Indiana 81 e6i Chicago sp1ng held ut Slsa.Z2
and Nil. Club at &l,23(dl25.
Rye-Quiei at siEssc for good and prime parcels
Barsy-Firm. Sales 400 bushels Canadian, IS OUT
size price, ard 800 prime III. on private terms.
gn-steady. Sales Of ls 0 bus at u l29s0c yellow:
og S-Duil and heavy at AGA Ia western aud Cana
Fork-Hot very aative but nay be quoted little more
HfeadE, 6algy 80 bbls Ct S7sG old mess Slss7 new
and Sl2 50 old prime. Sl4 rs for new.
Besf-Trm and unchanged salss i0l bbls at SL21f So
country pI mes s. 2b 50 county mess; S9SS0 repaeked
Beef Hzms-Qlis small sales At Is FIR stae; ls fol
Prime mess hesf-uist and unchanged Sales 100 tier
Cut y 6ssts-D1ii and heavy. Small sales at Ta71 fol
shnuderB, and 9de ls2o for hams.
Dressed HoEs-Dull ut fTGee for western.
Lard-Dull ann heavy. Ea.es $50 bbls At l0ys61lke.
6ut ter-ln modeTue request q ll9lie for OHIO, anC
u 5lAc for State.
Cb,ssl-FFm At lO9lss common 20 prime
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Seeds have been quiet and selling only in 3
moderate WRy-clover at a further decline, and
timothy at old prices
Provisions have ruled steady, and the sales Of
the week embrace considerable amount Of pork
at full figures, and a large lot Of bulk shoulders
and hams bought By ourers and several minor
transactions in smoked meats
The butter market remains IN a depressed state.
The shipping inquiry Is very limited, and confined
70 an occasional lot Of q few barrels. Receivers,
in order 70 sell, have 70 accept very low figures
Highwines are quiet and steady, and the same is
true Of cheese.
BEANS-There is no change to note. The mar
kst is still inaotiVe, and prices Ony nominal at
7599Oc
BUTTER-Contnues very dull and heavy. The
demand is almost exclusively for home cOnsump-
ton. The range Cor Central to fair W. R. is lOc9
l9e. Sales good Qualities Of the latter have been
reported at lie.
CHEESE-Is in moderate home demand at q
range Of exc for fair w. R. to lOc for prime heavy.
EGGS-Have improved, and arc selling at l9c.
FEATHERS-Are quiet, at 4a945o.
FLOUR-The market is st eady and firm with a
light local demand at about the range current last
week. Sales Of superfne have been made at $500;
extras at g. 5OaS562, for fair to good, and double
extras at 575 for red wheat to 5sOa6,25 for white
wheat. For the entire range Of the market see ta-
BILE. Rye aour is steady at - So Buekwhsat is in
active at sl,T5 per eWt.
FRUITS-There is no change Of consequence to
note. Dried apples are dull at exc, though sales
have been made as high as exc. Peeled peaches
are quiet at I2k9l5c and unpeeled at &c. For quo
tations Of foreign fruits, see table.
GRAIN-WHEkF-Is in local demand only, and
steady at sl279sl2 % for red. There is very little
white offering, and we quote it nominal at Sl.S29
Sl,sS. The sales Of the week have been mostly by
the car r-load to country millers, but include one
lot Of 1000 bus from store and delivered at 81 2s.
CoRN-Is in full supply and light demand, and
has sold alta decline ofa9sc. The lowest sale by the
carload was on Thursday at axe, and prices have
ranged from that up to 5Oc delivered closing sales
being at 4085Oe.
OATs-Are in very light request, and the few
sales reported have been at Oc, the market closing
inastiye at that figure.
BARLEY-Is quiet. Prime Ohio IS worth 7oa72c.
RYE-There is none coming in, and prices are
entirely nominal.
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HIGHWlNES - Range at 20a20Hc, with light
sales at 9lc.
HOPs-Prime New Y ork hops, growth of '59, are
offering at 14c
NAILs-Are steady at :. .25 per cwt., and pressed
spike at 5, 5,5Oa6 So
OILS-We quote No. I lard at sScas5c and No. 3
72a75c, Linseed sells at s5967c machinery 75al co.
whale 75a7sc.
POTATOES-The demand for shipment is less
active. Prices range at 9Oa4Oc according to quail
ty,
PRoAIsIoNs-Mess pork is firm at 81 for city
packed No. l. single sale of prime mess is re-
ported at SIS Transactions this afternoon embrace
4 lot of heavy country mess at l6,5 and thin do.
at sl5al5,5O. Hams have sold at oQ96 for country,
to lie. for nice city brands, and shoulders at a
range Of 1l97a<c. A sale of bulk shoulders was
made at ss(o. Lard is quiet at 1O9nc.
sAIT-Is steady at sI.4O for fine; 81, ,4Oa1 so fol-
coarse, and sasXe for sacks.
SEEDS-Clover has declined during the week.
and closes with offerings at 4,OOa4 TO- Sales Of
timOthg haFs been made at s993.95, according to
quantity
TALLOWr=Beef taIlOw is worth 9'lc, and mutton
tallow PC
vINEGAR--Manufactured is selling at &c, and
cider vinegar aE15c.
II The parties who were last week offering the
10000 bush. wheat about which so much has been
said, called US to correct the statement that the
Offering was hoax. They say that an offer of q
would have been accepted if they had understood
one to taFe been made. The entire lot is now il
the hEnds-0f commission house for sale. The
sale Of 5000 bus. was made to one of these parties
to cover 6dFances made.
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Chemical Baths and Medicines.
Facts for the People.

DR. A. W. TUCKER TREATS ALL
IL Diseases arising from impurities Of the blood with
unparalleled He prepared to present to the
public greater army of names Of Gentlemen and Ladies
BY him in this city than have been cured by
other practice In the city Of Cleveland in the length
of time. The question s-What does he cure all Chrlnio
Diseases in frst and second stages with men,
and children my circular and others too numer
ous mention Among the vast number Of casss
uy treated BY him. be is permitted to refer TO the follow
ing individuHll:J. p Ross Esq, ProPr: r:stor Weddel
House; i. B Hev-y, ESQ Chas. L. Fish, Attorney AZ
Law; A W. Duty; a COzZens; Lambert Whi;e; u. g.
Higlsy; Daniel DuntOn Henry Lloyd; D. A. Odsl; Sas
u Once No nj Ontario street, south side of Public
~ corspltatiou Free fsblR2t
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MES H. ODELL,
RRAss FOUNDER.

A ND MANUFACTURER of BRASS
~ WORK Of every description. No. 50 Union street, a
fS- doors ffUm Suueior street Cleyeland o. He ispre
10 furnish All kinds Of work usad for Steam Water,
of Gas and all the vuIious articles uso IN the Plant ing
pusinqGs Beer pumps OF ali kinds made agd repaired =
BrpsS Q. sting done day and Bras Work Of all Kinds
paired. usoGha
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Rail Rpa0g.
1850--RO.
.Leysland, COllHbVI 3 Cinsinaatl RalIF0sd

Cislsiaha, C0luG3RS Cincinnati RalifoeQ
-
WINTER ABRAFGFMFNF--
{ N AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov:
- T. 1859 Passenger Fruns lave CsVsiand q fo0ss.
IsS A. NJ Cncnnnsti Express rtoppirF ut Bsrsa CFaf-
Ton II Grange, Wellington. New London, sa-
A ~ lem shelby and al stations south Of Shelby.
-" "a llllnaL Night Passenger, stopping at ltls
.lons between Cleveland and GALLON, and g
leave passengers AZ allstai lens south Of 3alioa.
a., 80. CONNECTIONS.
'Aslly, sanqusky Mansleld and Newark Rair0ad, foa
r,.t. Alansheid 9lt Vensn, Newark, Zansgyille, -
ets-As fitsg1rgA- kt. Wayne and Chicago RaiiToad,
I9L foret Upper sandrskyi Delphe1, Lima, IT
HA{ae LAp9rte Chicesot 2c West, and Eaat
8aloh Ard heeiOntsiEe Railroad Lne for hnTon 1slla
igntaire, sidney Union, Mdncie, IndianapollI
leLle haqlos " tileonneas Evansville, L.guiiFillS
etTo, s.. Loui1, -.
poieUA eiJl0l and CinGinnat Line Tor sprinrhsld O.
Dayton, Hzmilton, Cincmnlii Richnnoai, n
allnepolis, fsIre Hante, s. Louis, &c.; tad a
road for Louisville, and AZ points On he ohis
CslEnbus Llisls Miami and Columbur, AMI Xsnia IA.
road, foI Aenia, Dayton, Lndiauapoiil, Terra
Hauie, 81 Louis, Morrow, L0seland. and Cia-
einnaii, and with the Ohl0 and billissiDbi Eail-
road Il Cincinnati for LouiaFills, ETlnsTiils
Cairo, s. Louis and 81 ointl on the ohio river
Colubus Central Ohio Railroad lOf Newark EanoETilo
Wheeling, &C; Coumhug, Piqua and 7ldiH1n
Railroad for Piqua, Urbana, Ec.
For Tickets 70 al points and informaticn auuv A
the Union Ticket Oes, 81 supeTorstros or e the Pal
ioRsar station. -.
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OF the lat0Fe AIhoant Of wheat, l0me I2,Ul0 bul.
are held hy millo1s and IS 900 bush Of the balance
are CHEESE sPring and Milwaukee club; leaving
about 5000 bus. Of good quality, remaining in the
hands OfPPpipisgig9 houses and operators.
The amount Of each Of the above articles held
hero AZ do7nrarea with former yeRrs Is as follows:
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EORFHRRN TRANSCRIPTION COMPANY
m

AND
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising the following efficient and rsliabls Lake
Lines:
Daily to DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to sANDUSKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
Iri-weskly to oGDENsBURGI, osWEGo, Boston
AND NEW ENGLAND.
Tr-Weekly 20 CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,, NACKT
MAC and Intsrmediafe Ports.
q Properly consisned OF delivered 70 our care viii r.
oeiVs prom pt and careful attention and disDafch.
q Passengers viii be ckstsi through al droetionl
At the lowest rates.
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Health & Happiness


SCoUaFeGS
THE CON 3ENTRATED CURE
THE CONCENTRATED CURE
APowERFUL REMEDY
POWERFUL REMEDY
FOR WEAKNESS
FOR EARLY INDTSCRETION
FOR EARLY INDISCRETION
Try IT. TRY 1T
The Concentrated Cure!
A CERTAIN AND POWERFUL REMEDY FOR WEAKNESS OF
PRGCRBATIVE ORGANS,
It is prepared ~
AN ENuNgEr PHYSICIAN OF THIS CITY,
And has long been known here
THE ONLY REMEDY
ThAt would surely and permanently restore to Natural
bv excess or by
THE IEDIscRETIoNs OF EARIY YOUTH.
AlthOugh months have apsed since It as first
generally introduced BY Of extensive advertising
Is now curing vas number Of
THE UNFORTUNATE!
Who, having been led to
MAKE A TRIAL OF ITS VIRTUES,
are rapidly recovering their vented
HEALTH AND STRENGTH.
This preparation is NOT A sTIMULANT, BUT
A PURELY MEDICINAL REMEDY,
The afflicted invited to try it.
IT WILL SURELY CURE.
Send for Circular frat carefully read it. and then you
Price per Wal One Dollar
Can be tent by mail. One val win last a mOuh
Z. CRUGER, Agent,
No. 742 Broadway, N. Y.
PLEASANT STLlfULANT,
For the GENITAL ORGANS, be obaiasd by sending ss
sHNT FREE BY M1IL.
Circulars medicines be procured Of Druggists
q Sold by GAYLORD HAMMOND, ClsTslahd- la5ia5d.'
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CnMMERETAf..I
RFTTEH OF THE cLEYEiL.aiJND EIioLES-aLE 3
PRopU6F RE-ETFoR TIE WEEK END

REVTER oF TIE cLEYEL9..tD :, -. 2
PRopU6F WsRE E'ET,sFoR TIE WEEK END
INC MACY {. lt61.i 4 a., 9 loo
The mnrlstfe tllo past week.-Mrs. continued qqi-
- nd ,iy Marked yhAraoteTigtigs, There
hss been ae 'spe plasiys inQqItyno shipping de-
mapa Of any so1seauopoe, except for mess pork
which. early III tho week, sold 20 a considerable
amount; and ausipSss has bePn ro4iin9d q theaF1
ply Of the local wants depending on this markets
The foelihs snent holders Of wheat is tolerably
firm. aithJarH thero is no tHptJvohent iEI the do
mand and eoupt Rilloss arp still the only bayers.
Flour d Or. viIh qalsa moderate l0eai business
doing, s-.- s-s --as =
Corn has been In some inquiry though sales have
been made q further eolins, a. n tiiiiiiit
The following table shows the anOuntof aour,
wheat, corn and highWinei in tors here On Satur-
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EOsTONl D mon TIll I60I
Ihave made chemical snAlyslE Of commercial samples
OF Chesnut Grove Whiskey which proves 20 be free from
The heavy FuEl Oils. and perfectly pure and unadeteIa
ted The fne favor Of this Whihkey Is derived from the
Grain used In manufacturing IL. Respectfully.
A A. HAYES, NJ d st9le 4ssaYer,
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Urugg.
HBALTH OF AMERICAN WO-

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
Read Notices in The Tribune since Dec. /, 1858.
From his E1cellency, JAMES d WESTCOTT, Governor
Of FLORIDA and member o. the United States senate:
For upwards e twenty me- YssIa sns alastsd with
talent IN the country failed tocue but which Welded ia
most sas aciory manner % lhs efaeisnDsr hsmsaiss
'On'0i' '1'iOu'i' 1u'''' '1''' JAS wEsTCoTF."
NEW YORK, February, 1863.
DR. J. T. BRDoR-Dear Sir Some two wears sgo 40 in
innate emne friend Ind been suffering from falling Of The
the att ndinE symptom so clearly described in adYeI
sements and PAMPHLETS she had ne very pest msaea
finally told her tsat he Though her lie might Dosbly bs
Ssassa % ysf, & little S1s ger qs5 9a ~ s @4s 70
when eams into your Office u the 0rneenbeIg meaos
deni Of the Crarfenberg MFrrhalE Cath0eon In resv
ing her she discharge ali The physicians and ied u
bottles entirely euTsd hsr shcs then or Voyeur
there has been any e1reace o. the complaint end
,hs i' as srrng active an healthy g when y99Tns girl
HOME TESTIMONY.
WEST BEDFoRD. CcShocton Co. o., May Il, 81
Nj. H. B. KINosLEY-sr: have been selling the med
icnes Of the Graefenhsrg Company for the last ten years.
ard the Pills sold areat many families
lay as their Tea md coffee md With tTsds they hays
medIine that has done great amount Of good FEMALE
D9rs bsuest om one bStts tbSS ne NE an om long
% rss of medical tTeaimon By the most sklel phys
ans. JAMES WILSON.
The Graefenbsrg MarshalTs Uterine
CathOlioon
Is offered certain cure with the following
symptoms:
rsgularifies--We Weakness Euiutneg1--Derang8d Ape
uts-SullOw ComplexiOn-Pain IN the Back and
KidneyE-Chis-Cold Aands and Feet
BlOating-F FevsrshnesE-NeuIagia gia--
Headach he-hesi u gEness--
Disturbed Bleep-RluBhes Of Heat
General Pain-CTuWling and Pain in
in the Spine aud between ths shOulders-Aeid
Difficult passing Of Urine, with heat
or smsrmg-ItchiIg, Burning or Irritation In the
Urine Organs-Nightmare-De Despaia-HYs-
tercs--A uLiely---Red Face
Nervous TWitching -Starting-
COnstirpation-IrritaDleT ToHper-Snd-
uess-Depruved ApDett8-Flatul lence-BlOat-
ed and Irregular B0wels-Unpleasant DreamS--
Pains in Uterine OTgans-NumJnest and Pains IN Limba-
-Sold By City Druggists and Medicine dealers through
out tho country.
r7s FOR Medicines Agencies address
H. b. KINGSLEY. Cleveland,
nuvl2.d&w General Agent for Ohio.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET-Msrch l.

stooksStrong No siEss s05S; Cal ssvsns s71s; HaT-
lem las s d G. sights ssi Cal q sIHi Del and Hud-
harsm Pga 2si n Y, Cen M; Heading 41 NJ. C. 3al-2
~ = - 40 80 lei Pan l54i III Cen. b9A Gal. ana
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VI UElVOINLUl
1 Enhrnaru lG 1871 fshlI.lls
MASTER'S SALE.-ln pursuance

MASTER'S SALE.-1n pursuance
lHI of dscretsl order sale issued from the Court Of
Pleas Of Cuyahoga Count Ohio, at tho suit Of
Thomas B. PritchaTd sgans Walter Allen and Others,
directed shall expose for sale at tho door Of the
Court House corner Of Seneca and ChamPhia g ia the
City Of Cleveland, in said County, the 2lth dAV Of
March, 1850 at O'Clock p Of said day, the following
described lands and tenumsnts, 10 wit Situate In the
township Of Brooklyn, C1yHhoga County Ohio and is
known lot No. l3 hiram stones addition TO Cleve
land imposed Of original Lots Nos 65 So, IN said
Brooklyn township Said lot h 6s 10 y feet front Col
umbus street and 4T ard 92 feet deep the south line
and l4 and 5lS ieet deep along Erin avenue and %
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For sale by G, WHARTON, Jr..
Sole Principal Agent,
2s6ef:Tb No. ll6 Walnut st., Philadelphia,
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CERTIFICATES.


NEW YORK, Sept Sd, 1858.
have snayzsd sample Of the Chesnut Grove vhisksy
received from NJ Charles Wharton Jr Of PHILADELPHIA
and having carefully tested it, say that it Is
entirely free ou son0us deeteriOuB substancas Il
il an unusually and ne favored quality q whiskey
JAMES r.. Chiffon,
Analytical Chemist.
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Js 5sied February "a 1850 CARTIER TEIAYER EIIA

W p HORTON Pisiniin, ! Before Sam Foliambe, Esq
-, :, ~ against Justice Of he Psoee Of fCIeys-
THE DEFENDANT, w. r. NOR
Il TON, viii take notice that at instance, the Sd
day Of January lsC0 the above named Justice issued
order tachment against he goods chRttes aad credits
Of said defendant in the aboye tiled cause claim
against him in fHYor for the eghtdoars 30 cts
aud thai said action set for hearing before said Justice
the IN day of MHIch, ls60 at o'clock A, n.
feb2O:2Ti W P. HORTON.
GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR
- DER OF COURT.-On the 2lst day Of March. 1880
the door Of the Ceu House on the Public Square 10 he
city of Cleveland CuyahoEn county, Chic, Will be sold TO
the highest bidder the following described real estate
the property Of James Town. decssed, 70 wit Situate in
sal city Of Cleveland in SAID county, and known sub
lot No. 125 the subdivision OF parts Of ten aero lots Nos
4 and made by ThOmss Bolton Said sub lot No l25i
stuBto on the nOrheTy side Of Orange street, and forty
feet front said street aud extends bck between parallel
lines 1872 feet to alley. Appraised at Se01, ~.
Terms of sale viii be msde known the day Of sale
VIM. BROoKER,
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THE ENTERPRIsING PROPRIE.
L TOR Of
OheSnut GFOYe Whiskey,

THE Purest Medicinal Agent ever known has furnished
the community StimuALt Pure, Heahful and nvlgUTn
ting at the same time mild delicious beverage. Il cal
cuated to DO away with the vile drugged stuff that's palm
cd of on the community. and which injuri0us 70 body
and mind In addition to the Certificates beneth he has
received Diploma from the STATE AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY. and additional testimony from Dr. JACKSON
Boston, Mass who ssdeS under oath TO It's absoute
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Eqga5 Huidetoggr rl5niii Bsldga ssl mour Eleanor
II Seymour, Smith Gr'fhth, II. V. Yates, A'a N ssen-
iicut, Il. l.. Russell, defendants.
Ia he CouIt Commln Pl1as, CuYahoga County Ohio,
smith 0uhith, u New YORK State and the Mnnulaetu-
reTs Bank at birmingham, Conngetcut will take nnitco
that the plaintiff uboVe named did the 2d day Of Feb
TuaTy s00 fle his petition 10 said Court against the above
Cd dofendans setting forth that the said Beden Sey
did thu lth day Of January 1851 30 him,
the plaintiff bond for the payment Of IS 900 and interest,"
al ten per cent per snnum, payable semannualiy-and
praying for uds ment against the said Beden Seymour for
$500 and interest At ton per cent $3.50 from July Ists
LEGO and Interest at ten poT cent on IS $50 from Januy
lSt 1889 nd said petition forth that said
in fd bond mentioned, the said BeGeu SeymOr and his
wife Eleanor H. sey mour did said 18th day OF JanuE
ry, 1851 execute and deliver % said plaintiff mortgage
on City OTIS Nos and in Hiram stones subdivision of
part Of origin al lot No TO- In Ohio City being each 30 eo
front Pearl rect alsl Lots and in said Stones
subdivision Of the Ward Orchard, in Ohio City and being
each feet on said Pearl street. and l2e feet deep.
And that since the giving OF said mortgage, the said de
fsndanB, the ManufactuTers' Bank and Smith Griffith
claim to have interest In said real eEate
and the said petition asks for order OF sale Of said prem
ses aud that the proceeds Of such sale may be applied IN
payment Of such Judgment. Tho ssid desndadts, he
Manuf ourers' Rank and Smith Griffith notified thHt
they required 70 and aswer said petition
before the third Saturday after the 18th day Of March
Dated February ID. 1850. CARTIER 4 THAYER.
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Gfaal Notifts.
tHERIRFlS aALR-RY VIRTUF

GHERIFFS SALE.-BY VIRTUE
- an alias wit Of vondon sEpOnas, issued from ths
Court Of Common Pleas Of Ouyahoga county % the sun q
Z. o. FOLSOM, plain a. Franklin Mafahall, 5etsndan
directed and delivered shall oeT for sa0 a pubic
auction the door OF the Court House, cOine 81 beneoN a
Chumpaib Streets the City Of Cleveland 10 sad county
the 18Th day Of March. 1890 a. O'Clock r. NJ OF sac
day. the following dascn od lands and tenoments 10 VII
lt-sttuste 10 Brooklyn t0wnfhip No. IA kanga ~,
IN the Come ccut Reserve and known a. lot NO
T2Q, In Barber Lords subdivision In the city Of Ohio; and
Is bounded the south By Woodbne street and west ~
lot p being % feet front said and i3i r. In DEPTH
and recorded IN volume 3d. 2o5, Cuyahoga County
Appraised at sI727O0.
M-Also otho parcel Of land, decided by Henry L.
Whitman and wife 10 Franklin Marshall situate 10 she
township Of Brook yn einE number range l3 IN the
Connecticut Western Reserve, und Is known as City Lot
No Nl IN BIb8r LoT subdivision, Ohio lltY. and Is
bounded follows South Carroll slTest east and west
on lot line, and north alley Said lot Is q front
on CnrrG erect l0Th teet deep, as by plat Of Ah1z
Merchant be the more less Appraised a. $50 90.
d. L. WIGATMAN, sheriff
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Gr0fertks, &G.

MESS PORK.-I50 tbls. for sale
lHI ~ LESH, SIMMONS & co
f-1E a Union street
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COMPLAINT DISMISSED. - Mr.. Maurice Lersusr
whose anest was mentioned in Saturdays TRIBUNE
TOR having, ~ was alleged defrauded Philadelphia
firm. by isse prtteBsss bad bearing that day ia
philadelphia, aud upon satisfactorily explaining the
matter concerning the cheeks alluded to, the complain
ont withdrew re charge, and Alderman Kenny honor
a,lv discharged the accused. Mr.. L. s resident Of
Wilhamsbureh, and explained that ut tho time OF his
arrest lie AZ home OF business, ana should voluntarily
have returned 10 Philadelphia IN few dsyS TO com
ples bis business transactions. The checks found In
oorsesson Of Mr. L. proved to be genuine instead OF
foraeIies a, was supposed The reference 70 eusAvu'
Ler.uer ar brother of Maurice, rests entrey upon
piion being probably sosae other person OIL
tLe SANE lame.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

DESPERATE STREET FIsar-ATrRaPT TO 3seor
AN OFrIcER.-At late hour last night as Officers
Hays and Fitzsimmons of the Harbor Police were
searching about the city for Jackslord the Chness
murderer, their attention attracted towards gang
of rufians, known as the Padding Gang" who were
making a brutal attack upon Mr.. Il. johnson, and
Mr.. Cline, in front of the Chatham Iseasef'
Seeing other policeman near, the officers ssned IL
their duty tonterfcre which they did, aud sosn put an
end to the fight. During the melee one o. tise gang
drew revolver and snapped it three times at Otser
Hays, but it failed to explode. Two OF tas rafhans,
named John ONeil and Daniel Quinn, were aSreo1ec,
ond locksd nm in the Fourth Ward Station House.