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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-08-11

l, IN connection with the Democracy of Illinois,
accept the decision of the Supreme Court in the bred
scott case as an authoritative exposition Of the Con-
sttutlon Whatever limitations the Constitution as
expounded by the Courts, imposes upon the authori
ues oil Territorial legislature we cheerulv Iecog.
ME ana respect In conformity with that decision,
saves are recognized property, and placed on am
eqh1l ioouhg with other property Hence the owners
OF slaves the same any other species of property
nave Tue right to remove the Territories and carry
his property with him." '
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-17

FLOUR-Market steady and unchanged. Sales
50 bus. extra at SS62h nd 50 bis. double extra at
S5T5.
WHEAT-Sale car red at .99
CORN-Remains ve:y dull. Shelled is freely
offered at 55c. without purchasers,
OATS-Quiet at 80.
HIGHWINES-Sal % bis. and so do at 2lhc.-
There is a better supply in market and prices are
weaker
HAhS-Small sales svery choice MOrehouss"
hams are reported at I2c, country hams at 9Hc and
country shoulders at7H
CHERSE-Is selling in moderate way mostly at
o8sHc,
BEANS-Are Inactive, and can only be quoted
nominal at 75a9oe. in large way.
FEATHERS-Are selling at 44ca45c for prime
geese.
FRUITS-Dried apples have sold to some extent
at ske, but the market is not so active. Peaches
are in moderate local demand for home consump-
ton at l5c peeled, and &c for unpeeled. For
quotations Of other varieties, see table.
BARLEY-Is quiet. Prime Ohio is worth 7os7se.
RYE-There is none coming in, and prices are
entirely nominal.
POTATOES-Shippers are paying s5a4oc-the
latter figure for NeshannOcks.
SALTS steady at 81 40 for fine; 81, ,4Oal so for
coarse, and 9a9Hc for sacks.
SEEDS-CloVer is quiet at 4,4Oa4,45, and timO-
thy firm at3.s5.
TALLOW-Beef taIlow is worth 9'lc, and mutton
allow &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-17
NEW YORK MABKET-Fsb.ls
nv IN rnn lpHl

Ashesstesdy and unchanged Sales 20 bbs at IS % for
Flour-Siss 6l0o bbls at S5OG9s5l0 for super State;
IS 900sha5 for State. S50o5lO for super
fur fresh ground shipping brands extra Iou9o no OLo
Mora dong market exhibits Eteay teeling but
prIcss Whou material change Dematq Is ehley loL
ths otaI and eusts trade, with some little speculative
aasdian Fouf-uet and unchangedI Sales go bbls at
IS g5,d675, com e choice. .,-,>.
Rye Fl0ar-MuTket quiet, with small sales al $S.'eS
BSekvheat Flour--DuIl and Unchanged
Com Meal-Duu and hsaV', 50 o9ss6o for Jersey S4IS
dun and drOoping Sales Of $50 bbls at
2lNo, closing with no buyers over 24,g2i56o .,,.
Whsst-hHrket iftle steady. with lar M tiIns
dsmaud Sales son bns MilW Cluq at SllsiSi W S1
white Mich at $780, 30 bus common red ~ FAi
1000 bus common white X Oa private terms
Bsrios@o9iet and unchanged Sales 1000 bus Canada
West s5c in store.
barley Malt-Dun ars2assc
Coru-Sieady, with moderate demand. Sales ls,OJO Dua
u 7S97sN for new white endyeiloW. - r,.
Oais-sales At 4A9hc for Ssaie' Westsrn'-1n0 N1H-
Pork-Lsssscsive; prices without sperial chsngs Ss 9,
500 bills SlI50 old mess. Sl8slQie5o new mess ste
l250 old prms Sl 50 neW prime with choice elE 10
Bssf-Seady and unchungd Sales $50 bbls At i2a4 8
country pr me; IS 25 50 coun y mess; $99SO fepaoA00
mess; Sll 25,1l2,50 for extras. -,,-,< /. -
Beef Hams-Frnsr, with sales Of 30 bs l5glo'4 hsN
Prime Ios Bsef-Tira sales 100 tiercss a slsOo lOi
tieces dda sold Al $3.50 and lO0 terces
C1t nss-stsaly Sales 100 Pkes7o for shOuldsr'' 81
ssso-FirIe er sales 900 boxes at sJSc Cumb middlss
&c city long ribbed snd loc long clear.
Dressed Hogs-Ouiet Cd9c for western:
Lard-FIm sales 100 sbl~ nj u6u1<c-
EuIer-1ll1lbc for Ohio; l5ldl2cc state
Chscse-Fair. demand ats9llkc
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-17
vAs guREs CHAn5EEIIa BRIT p Plaialis 4tI0Fns5s
MASTER s SALE-PURSUANT

MASTER s SAIIE.-PURSU UANT
ll to the command Of deeretal ordeI Of ale fI9m
suit OF the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
against Joseph Chamherlsn and Others TO me 9iectG
Court AOuse corner Of Seneca ani Champatn streets
IusTy 1850 at Two O'clock M the f5lIowirg described
parcels OF ana situate in the township and city Of CleVe
Psrcel No one.-Ths vest DsTt Of Lot number sixty
seven in John Wo9lseys sabd Vision OF city los nnm
bered ON one Numbered ht-siS e. cns hdndred sixty
all inclusive Of the original alomenr OF the VIII
age Of Cleve and and bounded follows, o-w: Con-
mencing on lie north side OF Euclid street. leavingsad
street rods wde at the southeast corner Of lot No
street easterg AnBdred feet thence At right angles
with Euclid street to p1ig Ga he ORIGINAL lns Ct the ca
ion thence said line OF the ten acre lots nOrh
westerly about ten rods by estimat3nl me nor hsa
70 the northeast cOrner Of lot No Sky SIX hftythres
links and thence the east line Of said lot Ne sixsI
sOutberyto the psce Of beginning eight chains and
entyeigh and half links said lots being paTticu
ord in SAID county and Tie land above described being now
conveyed subject 10 the con on that the dwelling house
at the same distance from Encid street the house
nov occurred Ry GsoTEs HoGdiey S1d that no q
Euclid street than tue said Hoady house, until after the
irsct Of land situate IN SID city Of CeveisHd fnO1s as
beng part Of ten acre lot No IrchaSed By
bounded as FOL oTs Commencing a. point on the south
said Let line thence nOrthweserv along the
e5StsT, ri a. and 5saisI Wth Euclid sreet 20 sr at Ss
runni9gthence southsiy and parallel with the west line
of said Handy lot shanteIssct said FIRST mentioned ine
The place Of 7esiRnng being ssme land b. Par
hoga County RsceTds April 8, lass vol 75 psges GIG and
6lT; Appraised at S2351
Parcel No Two The Nholo Cf lot number Of Case's
survey Of addition 30 Cleveland. including porp CT
land purchases Of Kelley WalWoTth to fill out the point
OF said Otthe whole nposing paraleogram Of fifty r.
front on Pittsburgh street, and Ten rods rear bounded
BY Kelley and Walworh easery by Pittsburgh street. and
south bY lot No two decided Patty Bidwels heir; the
front Cases pan recorded Book page an Pitts
burgh street rns thiyseTen feet four snd one fonr in
ch the balanc5 Of the iTont oharnst from Kelley
and WalwGrth; appraised al 5000
Parcel No. Three Also other lot known lot No
four hundred sixtY-nine Ia Kelley WawOTh's subdvis-
ion of part Of the WalwOrh Farm called in said city
of Ceveland said lot being fly feet foat Pittsburgh
street. which said street is the eastern bOundar Of said
lot and eKlendins between plrae lines at right
anglrB with said Pittsburgh street. tea rods to alley
rod in width, he the or less but subec to al
legal highW avs appraised at el.l09
January "a 1850 HENRY G. ABBEY,
RlNNFY BACKUs & NoBLE, Master Com'r.
PItnis iRn27:2T2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-17
Chemical Baths and Medicines,
Facts for the People.

DR. A. W. TUCKER TREATS ALL
IL Diseases arising from impurities Of the blood WITH
unparaeed He is prepared 70 present 70 the
public greater Of names Of Gentlemen and Ladies
red v him in this city than have been cured by
other practice In the city Of Cleveland In the snme length
OF time The question isWhat does he cure all Chrlnlc
Di.esssr in frst and second stages with men, women
and children circular and nnnY others 700 nuer
Gus 20 mention Among this vast number Of cases sqcSss-
ing indTid uals:J. P Ross Esq, Pr2pr etor Meddeli
House: : 3 HsV-y, ESQ ChEs. L. EiHh. Attorney at
law; A W. Duty; A. COzzens: Lambert Whtlei Z. II,
Higey Daniel DuntOn Henry Lloyd D. A Odelli silss
Beldau; DR. W J. Guild. o.,
c ONCE No III Ontario street, south side Of Public
sfsSTrs F55r Consultation Free. febIR2i
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-17
Repnblican Diatrict Convention.

A District Convention for the appointment
Of two Delegates from this Congressional Dis
trict to the National Republican Convention,
viii be held at Painesvills, Wednesday, Feb.
22d, 1860, st ? O'Clock P. NJ The basis of said
Convention viii be one delegate for every go
votes cast for WIN. DennisOn for Governor, and
one for every fraction Of 80 votes.
Cuyahoga will be entitled to the following
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-17
CINCINNATI MARKET

LFTom the GazSsts Of February lsl
Provisons-BIos pork held with frmness at Sl7 60 for
country ami SI7 90 f0E city packed Lard quiet and
aominHL
FlDsT-DnlI and heavy, with only irihing demand at
S555,a5 65 for superfne, and S6.75 for extra.
Whisky-Demsnd limited at 20kC92056c
Whsat-FsiT demsnd and firm AZ $ls0Sl,33 for white,
and 81 ,l5ldll.2B ior rods
Corn-stsady at 48dlac.
Oats-Firm ut 47alsc
Ryo-Duil Al csc.
Cheeso-Fair demand a olS(alGc
B1trsT-Dul aud heavy a. l2allc for Central aDd lSe
for w. r.
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NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
TT. CO.'S EXPRESS,

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising the following eaeient and reliable Llks
Lines.
Dailyto DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily TO SANDUSKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT
Trf-Weekly to oOGDENSBURGH, OSWEGO. BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND.
-Tr-WesEly to CHICAGO MILWAUKEE, MACK
MAC and Intermediate P0Tts.
q Property CONSIGNED delivered to our eare will rs
eeIvs prompt and careful attention aud dizoafch
" Passengers will be tiCkstsl through n al Directions
at The lowest IGtes
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-PURSUANT

SHERlFF'S SALE.-RUhSUAN
- to the command Of order OF sale, issued from the
Court Common Pleas of Cuyahoga county al the suit Of
John Madden, plaintiff agRlnst Baden Seymour defend
ant to directed shall offer for sas st public aueti
the Of the Court House corner Of Seneca and
Champl8ip strerisl in the city OF Cleveland. 10 said
countv, the LIT dsy Of February 1850 al O'Clock p.
NJ Of said day the following described lands and tene
mens wits tra or lot Of land situate in the City Of
Cleveland which also in the county Of CuyahoEa, and
is known by C Lot No. ts nineteen in th q part Of said
City recently known the ly Ohio in Hiram Stones
subdivision Of original Lot No seventy 0 and is situated
Hicks being f0 fort feet frnt said street,
and running back TO gtev.n Appraised at $500 co.
D. L. WlGHTMAN, Sheriff
7 7 ETuR
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R. g. Hunt, pl,iu. G'i01sS %iAiAs jsa5s;aI sasTIn
CHEKRIFF And MASIEK COM

SHEkRlFF AND MASTER COM
~ MISSIONER'S SALE, Pursuant to The command
Of order ef sale issued the Court Of Common Pleas
OF CuyahOea County at the suit of Levi Jackson,
Plaintiff against Harriet b. Dare, ct al Defendants To
directed, thal offer for sale a pubic auction st the
Of the Court House (coTnerof Seneca and Champain
streets the City Of Cleveland in said county. the
the following described lands and tenemeuts wit:
situate ia the township Of Brooklyn the same
originally existed, he7g number seven 10 IN the tnlT-
teenth Of Townships the COnnecticI Western
Reserve in the State of Ohio and which is also in the
county CuyahOga and known by being the BndiYo
ed fourth part Of lot Of land known part of lot No
ytnTee and situated in the NoTth-wesI Of said
lot 50, and bOunced As follows:
beginning at post IN said Northwest and
ming the lot line 81 rods stake; thence East
seVenty-eisht rods 10 stake; thence North ghtywo
rods to stake; thence West the line of said lot
y-egat rods the place Of beginning, containing about
forty acres. Appraised AZ S2,5O0 90.
Also unvided fourth part Of the following desCrb
ed LOt-beiug part OF lot humber tytwO. bounded Be
ginning at the Southwest corner Of said lot No S. and
thence running North ten and IS 100 chains 10 the centre
Of the County Road; thence North 6s East twenty and
6O0 chains aon he centre Of SAID Road thence South
eighteen ana 100 ehens hickory post the corner
the euce thence West nineteen and 49 100 chains TO
the place Of beginning containing wentyeight aud l0l
acres by the survey OF G. W. bIarh excepting thersirom
the Westerly side about eigh acres, formerly
sold Thomas Peckam By Phillip BlneQ, and except
ing adjoining the North East part OF the sid
and being twCny rods the and eght rods
wide formerly eeded BY sid Barne tO B. F. Tyler and
fronting s1d road eighty rods se the or less
but subject 10 ali legal hghways" APpraissd at So 0O
d, L. WIGHTMA N,
Sheriff and Master Commissioner
BURFN 4 CHANHERLIN, Plaintiffs AttOrneYS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-17
MES H. ODE LII,
RRASG EnHNDER.

A ND MANUFACTURER of BRASS
IA WORK OF every description. No 20 Union street,
lew doors from SuueTof Cleveland o. Ho a pre-
BaTpd TO furnish NIL kinds work used for Steam Water
on Gas and all the various articles usea In the Plum ing
Rp,in "a Beer puIaps OF oil kinds made aud repaired
Brass C sting done daily and Bras Work Of all kinds
paired. d9c tkh
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-17
Q. W. BEnRY,

TTPHOLSTERER AND MANUFAO-
Y turer of Lounges, Bni all kinds Of Mattresses aud
Bedding Cushions, Curtains, Drapesa re, No A2 supe-
street ~ four dOorn DO wv Commercial Branch Bank
Cleveland, OaiO. .
All rdsfr bFomptiy executed Particular attention pa
70 the laying Q. Oil Cloths, CaIpeting, &c &C.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-17
Cleveland Floor OH Cloth Mandatory,

JOHN WEBSTER, Proprietor.
LSO MANUFACTURER AND
"a Wholesale Dealer n WATER 4 FIRE PROOF ROOF
land " aIfE LEAD AND ZINC PAINTS. Warehouse
ma OHes AtWuer Block foot of Superior street and No.
VINEYARD street, Cleveland, Ohio. tebl2h2OdEW
qin.vd Grvv1q
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AIanufaetures.
nANI ". DUTY,

X EEPS ON HAND A LARGE
IN stock Of all kindsHnd styles Of CCFElNS, em6T9-
eng a great yarftY OF his new style Of BURIAL CABK-
ELS ali Of which cannot be oxceed BY any milur con
CEN in the state. NO, " ERIE ST, CLEVELAND
lnuiTR2idEw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-17
hin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware,

Still continues large, aud Of the BEST QUALITY.
u TIN ROOFING, and all Job6ins in our line, we
e. ecuts with pr0mptness and Despatch"
We having selected these Goods Rs described absye IN
pers N at the lowest Cash Prices offer for sale
ooTdinely This fact trgethsr with thirteen ears
s1DsHehce enables to GUARANTEE SATISFACTION and
offer large stock Of Good at prices cheap or cheaper
than they be purchased elsewhere 10 this market
LARGE SALES AND SMALL PROFITS is our motto;
Therefore don't all call decide for yourselves a.
the old and well known store Of
W. L. MARVIN,
No. q Public square. neary opposite old Court House
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-17
SEw YORK STOCK MARKET-Feb. Is

siocks-Bett8r generally, and active Chi RI e25S:
Cal & Chi g7&; G G 80; Panama l32; n gid l.X;
Reading 3sk; Har Pid %; Pae Mais 7OzSs Del
\ " iE b0udH IS.
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Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Road.
WINTER ADVANCEMENT.

~ Lz---aali<--
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
TO TAKE EFFECT ON MONDAY
u January 9Th. 0-TRAINS LEAVE CLEVE-
LAND DAILY Sundays excepted:
s.I5 M-Mai for Pltts5urgh Wheeling and New PhilA
delrhia
SIS P m.-Erpress. for Pittsburgh Z Wheeling
Both Trains mike direct ceunec ions with Pennsylvania
haDroaq Tor baltlmorfi New 1oLZ a19 ho-
and Washington Cty
Also connect At Hudson fer Akron and AEersburgh.
S Time By this asquIek and will Be TIE samo
as b. Northern Lines 70 New YORK.
FR MYERS. g. 7. Agent isns
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Ratl ROaos.
1850--60.

lS50--60.
Cleveland, COlHmbuSk CintiaRaii RailRaaa
ss5-s
WINTER AHRANGRMFNF=
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY. Nov:
~ a. isS9 Passenger Train leave ClsTsisnd asfoloss:
7.g5 A. N. Cincnnnati ExpFssu stopoir Al 7r, rsf-
ton, IA Grange, Wsllngton. New London ss-
A, ~ lsm shelp{i a. s stations souih q Shelby.
tons between Cleveland and Sa1lion. and n
Cardington and Delaware; also. TonuinV -
leave pa7geugeTg a. eli stations south D cay
CONNECTIONS.
shelby, saaauukY, MS1sasiS shS swsrE Railroad, 70,
CIo.slias F'l5arg6 p Ws5Ss nd chissso RaiiS6sa,
forFCreai Upper sanduskY, Delphoa, Lima, 1t
wayne, LApcfte, Chicago Ee. Wesl, and Ealt
hAea aRd kcllaf0Gtsile Railroad Line mar0n Belle
9n.aine sidney Uui0n, MuBcis I5dianaDolls
LsIIs aAgles Y IReoanfs, EFlnsg1lo, L0uisFiil1
eSsWA ,5Jioa s34 Ci5eaHsi Iins, for Springfield. O.
Dayton, Hamiiton, Cineiulatl Mchmond. Ia
eianapoiiE TerEe Hauts, s. L0uis. &c. and AZ
Cinctnnatl with the Ohio 4 Mississippi Rail-
Icad for Louisville, and all points tks Ohis
COlazbus, ,Litele Miami and Colunbus and Xsnia Ran
Toad, for Asnla, Dayton, Indisnap0lis, TsTTs
Hautet 81 Loul9, Morrow, L0Fsiand. and Cin-
cinuati, and Wifhthe Ohio and d issisgUDf Rail
road a. Cincinnati lor Iouissils ETanrTiiis
Cairo, y LouiS and allp ints On the Ohio river.
CoaabuS Central OHIO Railroad % NsEark zaEssIilis
Wheeling, &C.; Columbus, PiquA Gnd Indiana
nailroad Tor Piqua, U1bana. kc
For Tickets 70 all points and Information apply Al
the Union Ticket Office, 81 Superior street. tie Pas
Ssngsr statiO1- a ,..
clsTslrrd New u 1859.
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CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAIL Read.

Afta I'D 81 tsss.ssz5sssI
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov
" 1fh. 1883 Trains this Road will leave Cleveland
as follows;
7:to a NJ Stopping at Berss Grafton and all stations
the southern DIVISION
400 n Sandusky Kali Stopping At all way stations
Northern Division east Of SanduskY.
T35 P. N stopping at all stations Southern Division
eIcep. Washington, Genoa, and Cay Junction.
The 7:41 A. N Train ma kes connection at MonrpeTe
wi the Sandusky. MenShe and Newark r R., and Al
Clyde with the Sandussy DAYTON CinCinns R. A., for
UTblna Springfield, Dayton, Cncnnoii and all points In
the South.
AT Toledo The Tl0 A u and the 7;s5 P n trains mako
direct connections with the Michigan Southern Northern
Indiana R. R. fer Chicaeo and all points in the West Al
So with the Toledo, Wabash and Western R. R. for Fort
Wayne. L0gan port Laf yette, Decatur, Springfield Al
ten. 81 l. MS Cao. ana all points in the Southwest
so. at Ts0do, with Toledo Monroe and Detroit R. R
and Jackson Branch r, r for Detroit and JACKSON,
For Information and tickets apply al the Union Ticket
Office, 81 Superior street, and at the Depot.
L D RUCKER, SuperntendeHk.
ClsvelAnd. Nov. l2th. ls59.
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number Of delegates.

Ward and Township meetings for She elee
ton Of Delegates will be held at the places Of
holding the elections on Monday, Feb. Goth, in
the Townships at ? o'clock P. N and in the
Wards Of Cleveland at O'Clock P. N.
VIZ. SLADE, JR.,
WI PERKINS, e.
G. z PAINE, SDistrict Com.
VIZ. MATHEWS,
z. SPENCER.
FEBRuARY, 2, 1850.
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The Charnner,

Isa BEAUTIFUL Open Front Sliding Door Stove ahd all
took the FIRST PREMIUM at our late Comfy Fair
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dsc2s:209 HEMAN CHlTTENDEN, Assignee.
" The above sale IL postponed until the G2d day Of
March next ut the time and place as shove
HEMAN CHIlTENDEN. AlEInoe.


GHERIFF'S SALE.--PURSUANT
~ to ths command Of order Of sale Issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga County the suit Of
NicOlaUs Zmner0r, Fluniih. against MarEerfu0 Pr
nng al, Defendants directed, shall offer for sale
ubc auction the door Of the Court House, Ic0rner
Of Seneca and Champlau 81 ees 10 the CITY Of Cleveland
ia said county the 18th day Of February. lst0 at o.
clock p M OF said day tbs following described lands and
enemens, vii: Situate the township Of Clsve and
being number the 18th range Of townships tho
Connecticut Weste Reserve ia the State Of Ohio, and
which isl also in the County Of Cuyahoga and Is known
city Lot No. four hun lrsd nd twenty-nne 1921 IN Bar
Der and Lords subdivision aud is bounded Sou LO-
rain Street aud West by 1t lines, north on an slley Sad
lot is THIRTY three feet and One-f0uTth 33<l LOrain
Street land also all the improYe SAID LOTT be he
less subject all legal hghways.n APP
praised AT S5ssO 90. -- - -
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The Oval Parlor Stove called
THE PIE ARL

For Anthracite Coal or Coke beautiful new pattern
ard the dozens Of citizens using the
tcs 70 be perfect great economizsc of fuel and great
Heater.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-17

THE VICTOR"
HALL, SCHOOL HOUSE, OR STORE AND CHURCH
HEATER,
Is proved 10 be greater Heater with the amount
OF Anthracite Bumnous Coal than other Stove for
he purposes it is Furnace and S.oV5 in one
combination.
" These Stoves together with the largest and best
relies Of Eastern Stoves for Cooking ParlOr, Dining
Room. Bed Room, School House, ors and Church PUT
poses received COMPRISE the best assortment IN the
market. Our large stock Of
I'M A nrIlr m CD mEa AND IInIIGE Ftp
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For sale BY C. WHARTON, Jr..
Sole PRINCIPAL Agent,
eahT.Das No lI6 Walnut st Philadelph1a.
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Gtaal Notiftg.
SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE

SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
~ Of an alias Wrt q yenddion ponAs Issued from ths
So9Tt q Common rlsa, o. TgysR9Ea sggay a. s sS q
directed and delivered shall oer fox sale At puzzle
ChSmplap SIfsets in no Cy Of Cleveland in sad county
the 18Th day Of March ls60 at oolook p "a o. sad
fIt-sittaato Ia Brooklyn towh,hip No ia Rance ls
10 the GonneoeqI Ges.In sT5f sRd sRowa 5s iot 10
bounded o. The ,9ah b Wsod6lns street ana wsst 9y
and recorded 10 volume b9 Vags 2ss, CuyAoga County
Appraised at Sl7z7Oa
2d-Also one 0ho parcel Of land, decided BY Henry L.
Whitman and wife 10 Franklin Marshall situate 70 ths
Eonggeeut Western Reserve and e known nl City L9t
bounded follows south Cauo STsst oalt and west
on lot lines and north on IA nley SAID lotis y fon
Merchant DO the sans more or less APgTsised a. Sy 20
J. PlAuruO, Pnfs Agi- ie6ll:1l
A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-Under and
IA By Of auhonty vested in me By deed Of
assignment, exeeued 0nd delivered 10 me by Marshal Car
ton, Store sG street ia the city Of Clsye-
and coluy OF Cuyahoga aud state o. ohio on Wsdnes
day the sth day Of ibrary A. ID. 1860, at 10 o'clock A
M the entire stock OF Goods coutalued IN said Sore
consisting Of Pager Hausngs, Wn,OW Shades, Paints,
Glass VsTnish. and ,ariet Of other aticlsH, together
dtess:96S HEMAN CmTTENDEN, Assignee
IhS above sac Is postponed S d. Sa'l the tRs I'd day Of
HtbIAN CHlTENDEN, AIngnee.
CHERIFF'S SALE.-PURSUA ANT
~ 70 the command Of m order Of sale, issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas o. Cuyahoga County et the
suit Of Reuben G. Hunt, DainG against James Hearns
dsit 10 directed lha oT for sale At the door Of the
Ceur House (cOFnor OF and Champ stfees)
the city Of Cleveland In said county the l7ih day Of
February $780, at O'clock p N Of said day ths low
ing described lands and tenemenis 70 witt Situate 10 the
township Of Cleveland. in the Connecticut Western Re
in the state c Ohio, and which is also in the coSn
ty OF Cuyahoga, and is known uy beng part Of City Lot
number two hun red and oighiyfour (28i In Wieyulle
which formerly Ohio City. and Is bounded follows
wit North BY Lot No Z7; East by alley; SOuh BY
line para lei with TIE Neh line and 90 feet dis there
nom; and Yves. by BrEilsId stree being The Moth hal
Of said Lot No d. and % feet front said BruinaTd
and lt6 l2 feet IN depth alley; be the same
ID L. WIGHTlIAN. Sheriff
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-17

ENAMELED CRATES AND HOUSE FUR
NISHIN3 GOODS,
Is the largest in Market Just received from
the best Honses in Cincinnati and New York. where they
were recently selected the prices Our ssso