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Rail R0a0a.
.S59--6O.

1S59--60.
cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati Railroad
~
WINTER ARRANGENFNF
{ ~ AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov,
- - 1853, PASSENGER Frns leave Cleveland as follow
30 A. NJ CincHnnafi Exprlss ftop1iF At Borea Graf
Ton Ia Grange, WeilinEton. New Loudon, Sa-
. ., - len shelby, and al stations south Of SEslby.
~ 81 Alncinnlli igt PaasGHgef stopping
tl0ns haiEssa Cleveland AID Gallon, and at
CaIdingtou and Delaware; also, stopping q
leave Hsalengers Of sd stations south Of 9aliou-
- CONNECTIONS.
1AsibJ Sdldusky, Mansfield and Newark Railroad, f1t
lnaas1eld ~ Vsmsn, Newark. ZanesFills, &C
Ciea.haa' Pittsburgh y. WsTne and Chicago Railroli,
i9f forslt Fpcf ganduskg, DelphOa, Lima, Et
NtEne, Lspgrto, Chicago Ee. west, and Elss
ior Alausleld, Wooster. Masslilop, &c.
sAi9H end bssfontaIns haroad LiEe. Tor Narion Bells.
ioniaine5 sl1uey Uniou, Muncis, IndidnaDslia
tefr Haa-s, ,Ylrce1nis 3, Evansville, Louisville
t1ot 81 Louis. q
% AVA ~ lon sI1 Lnoinnati Lane. Gpringfsld o.
iilytoa, Hamilton ClhclhEatl. Richmond In
d9napoas, Terfe Hauts, 81 Lguis, &C; and d
ClnfinDaii with the Ohio 4 mississippi Hall
River
tslssbas Litslo BIami and Columbus and Xsnia Pail
rsau, for Asnla, Dayton, indianapolis, TeITs
H-UEe, - Louis Morrow, I5geland and Cin-
cnuau and with the OhlOaEd hlssisspbi Rail-
Fuad at Cincinnati for L0aisfle, EFsnsYills
Cairo. 81 LOuls, and ~ 20 uia on the Ohio river
CSlum5us Central Ohm karOal FOR Newark ZaMsaFils
Wheeling, &c; Columbus, Pqua and Indiana
Railr8ad f0r Piqua, Urbana. ec-
q Tickets TO all pCilta and Information apply at
the UHou Ticket Office 81 SapeTorsrfsot OF = the Pas
ssnger Btafion- , -, ,,-,. ...,.
Cleveland New p 1859
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Fishing TackIe.

NrIHRe, JUST RECEIVED-An-
J5-&las> other fine lCt of COnrOy's Fishing ack le
suitable for taking Pike Bass Trout either in lake
n or brook, such Rods, Reels Lines, Hooks SHELLS
Vhss Ely Books hinnOw Ssines, Nets, &C. &C, al o
H, HATfERsLEY'S Gun Store
1g7 supeueT 81. CleVelsnd
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SAIE-Tn Pursuance

MASTERS SALE.-In Pursuance
IHA Of decretal order Of sale issued from the Court
OF Common Pleas Of CuyahOgE County, Ohio al the suit
me directed shall expose for sale At the door Of the
CouTi House (coner Of Seneca and ChamDain stTeesl
the City Of Cleveland in said County the llh day Of
February 1850 az O'Clock P NJ. Of said day. the follow
ing described lands and ents to wit Stuae 10 the
township Of BROOKLYN, Cuyahsga County, Ohio, tnd Is
known Lot No. il3in Hiram stones addition to Ceve
land cOmpost Of original Lots Nos s. and S. IN gald
Hrook township sad lot is g l0l2 feetfront on Coum
bus street. and l and 81 ees deep the south line and
l5l and tl2 deep along Erin Ayenne, and 6S feet
wide the west end Appraised st Sl200
F. ". BINGHAM, Master COmir
IoRFN PRFNTTgs. Pithis Atty. iani2.1TO
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CHERTFFlS SALR.-BY VIRTUE

OHERIFFFS BALH.-BI VIRTUE
- Of writ Of Fisn Facias issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga County a. the suit Of William
fsndant have levied upon and shall expose for sale at
public auction at the door Of the Court House corner Of
Seneca aad Champan streets nthe City OF Cleveland
said County, the nth day Of February 1880 at 2ocloek
P NJ Of sad day, the following described lands and
ements 10 wit: Sitneie in the wRshp cf Middebulgh,
in the County Of Cuyah0ga. and state Of Ohio and is
known In Lots Nos. i've (5 snd thty-sK C35 in the
village OF Rerean D L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff
@ NJ BARBER, Pltfs' AttTs lanlI26s
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sORTHgRN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
Mt. CO.'S EXPRESS,

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising the following Efficient and reliable Lake
Lines
Daily 10 DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to sANDUsKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
Tri-Weeklv to OGDENSBURGH, OsWEGO, BOSTON
Tri-WssEly to CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, MACKI
MAC and intermediate Forts-
~ Properly CONSIGNED delivered tr our care will r.
ceiVe prompt and careful attention and dispatch
EY Passengers viii be tieksts through IN Al directions
at The lowest rates
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Mrs. HELEN N. WRIGHT, Matron.
MIR L,EVl BUTTL ES, Business Assistant,

~. Il
Mr. LEVI BUTTLES, Business Assistant.
Parents are assured that while boarding plpils contribute
much or than Day pupils to the support the peTmanency
and succss Gro Institution enabled, by system
atc Of their time. their study, their recrea-
ton and o. esir withdrawal from the aqremeniH and IN
errpfons Of home and s9cey to do vastly mole aud BET
Ter for them than for day pupils, ard All rd 10 tem
advantages that cannot be secured n any day Schoo
Iii therefore hoped that all who come from a6Toad
enter as boarding pupils and that citizens OF CleVeand
will so sr Lhey make convenient 70 90 So send
their daughters boarding pupils thus advancing the pros
ths sband md msy Justly be proud; and at the
time be more than repaid BY the greater advantages there
No pain1 will be SHARED to render their connection with
tho Insfituon both pleasant and printable II will be the
and effort 0f all IN any way connected with
possible advantages in all departments Of thorough and
liberal education
attend TO RInsic Vocal Music French Daw
ing and Painting, these departments are under the
charge Of teachers who devote theseFey % Their re-
speete deuaTmsnts and have thus attained high degree
Mons subit atve Of Paris fine scholar and superior
nguis beng e RcheT BY pTnieSson teaches with care
and precision rarely Observed and he resides In the Sem
nsry, pupils have the best possible opportunity OF
learning 70 speak the Language correctly vpd with huency
to spend the Sabbath home but deduction will
be made from the bills Of such, expense IS thereby
have al remain with ithout interruption through ths
Day pupils desiring tho services Of the Omnibus fr.m
hef homes to the Seminary and back Gun be aceommode-
ted At reasonable rate, by applying a. the Omnhns ONCE
Citizens and others are invited 70 call and the
Institution and its beautiful surroundings and satisfy them
selves that advantages superior 70 those here oheed are
not % Be found IN this country , = NJ, = n,
Week. 500 For Tuition Of Day PuDs, from Sb 10 $40
Bills payable IN advance No pupils received ior less than
For fufthsr Information and admission, address
decls s. N. SANFORD, Principal
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RrNaaaPR.

EOR "SHAKSPEARE AND HIS
ID FRIENDS" on hand and made TO order in a great
variety Of styles and the best manner 81
octii J. W. sARGEANT'S, Marble Block.
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CGTF REAT, ESTATE. BY OR.

- DER OF COURT-on the 10th day Of February,
I60; O'Clock a. NJ at the dosT o. tns Co9Is hoase
on the Public square, u the ~ OF eoun
" OF CuyahOga State Of Ohio Will oe sod 10 the high
est bidder the following described keal Estate as pro-
said city OF Cleveland in said county q Cuyahosa and
Epovgn As gu-It No 43I Kelley MalWorth5 subdl-
vsiop of part or tie Walw0rth Farm (so eaed): said
o beng feet front on Harrison street is easter bou
dsrV extending between parallel nnes a reht an
ges with said street Gley one rod IN widths the
southsry line being about Ito feet and the hoEhery line
about S. feet IN length. Appraised At SIa0
Terms Of sale win be made known on the day Of sale
WM. NJ SIMMOND9
Of the estate Of John T. Cocburn. decessed
Cleveland, Ohio, January II, ls8Q EanlS;WAi;a0
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TE oz omo,) In Justice. Cont, Cleveland

Cuyehoga COuntg, S. Township
A MOS E. DENNIS0N VS.. JOHN
h HALL and Garnshees. The defendant, John Han,
h hereby no lied that at the instance Of said Amos Dsn
MI on plaintiff order OF attachment issued BY T.
egsnmusler Justice Of said township the 9Th day
JapunrV 1890 against the goods chaitels rights credits
moneys property and effects Of said defendant Suit
- GRlSwoLD & CASTLE,
fsnfs.qe9 Pltf - Att'ys.
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THR STATE OF OHIo,1
vs.. 2
MICHAEL CARROLL }

THE STATE OF OHio,l
MICHAEL CARROLL }
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
In that after thirty days from the date Of this notes
Application will be made to the Governor Of the Sse Of
Ohio for The pardon Of Michael Carroll canvetsd e the
November Term Of the Court Of Common Pleas of Cuya
hoga County Ohio the crime e assault with intent TO
rbs and Senfeneed 70 the PsnitentAry for thres
wears. THOMAS CARROLL.
January I2Ch, Is0O IsPlsSa
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Cont Of Common Pieas OF uyahOga county at the suit Of
John Madden plaintiff against Beden Seymour defend
ant 10 me directed shall offer for sale &c public auclon
al the door Of the Court House corner Of Seneca and
Champlain streesl in the city Of SleVeanda IN SAID
county on the l7n ay Of Fsbruary ls6e o. O'Clock P.
NJ Of said day the following described lands and tene
msnts, witt traGi or lot OF land sn2te IN ne Sl oi
known City Lot No 9) nnetesn IN ta95 part 81 sad
(ty recelly known rs the GUY Ohio IN hiram stones
Subdivision oforgina No. seventy O and Is situated
on Hicks street. being t4 forty feet frnt on sad sreet,
aud running hack 10 an alley" Appraised o. $500 90
D. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff
I I KIRK plifFis Att,Y lanl63I0
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ORDER OF ATTACHMENT.
J. MAsURT, Plaintiff, Before Samuel Foliumbe Esq
against Justice Of the Pcacs Of Cleve-
J. H. PULTE, Defendant land, Cuyahoga county, Ohio.
THE DEFENDANT, j. H. PULTE,
will take notice, that at instance. the sd day
Of Decembeo 1859 the above named Justice issued o.
der Of attachment against the g0cds chses and credits
Of said defendant the above entitled cause, claim
sgAnSt him my favor for the Of S4 9C00hs, and
that said action set for hearing before sid Justice the
Tth day Of February ls60 at o'ciock A, u.
dso2e266 JOSEPH MASURY.
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cleveland Female Seminary,
8. N. SANFORD, A. NJ , Principal.
TNHIs NOBLE INSTITUTION will
i enter upon its NEXT TERM on ThuIsday, February
nlh lsR1. under ths following able and eLpereneed

Is Lou, under ths lollOHlhs aDle am ca
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
sN. SANFORD, A. M, PRIEcIPAL,
Natural aaG Moral Sciences.
Mrs. NJ. LII SANFORD.
SAMUEL ST. JOHN, Ii. D.,
Natural History and Physiology.
Miss LINDA T. GUILFoRD,
Mathematics and English Grammar.
Miss JULIA s. HOPKINS, Pc
Rhetoric, Criticism, and English Literature,
Miss HANNAH B. SMITH.
Latin, Creek, and History.
Miss JULIA L. HUGGLNS,
Arithmetic, Geography, and History.
Miss SARAH A. NOBLE
Mrs s. G. BARRETT,
Mrs. ELIZA SHEPHERD,
Mons. FERDINAND sUBIT, M D.,
French Language and Literature
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Dr. AMOS SONt axe pleasure in announcing that they
have invented most important instrument for the Of
the above diseases il has been subjected TO test BY the
most eminent physicians in London Paris, Phiiadephls
New York. It has been declared the only instm
ment Invented for tho OF Seminal Weanees
disease caused by the secret habits OF youth Price
SO Iymail express.
N. .B.-Dr. AMOS SON, in order to satisfy the most
skepca to the merits Of this instrument pledge them
selves that IN any instance where may prove unsatistae
tory, after fair trial, the will be refunded by
turning the instrument IN good order
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-19

COCN Try INVAITDS
PersOus IN ang OF The world may b0 gucrssgfuly
treated by fOraaFlg dstaldf THAR Sc with
remittance for medicines -
Address Dr. AMOS 3 sOE. corner n ain and OUag-Ets
BuGaIo tHuQd dgL,rTlvg
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~ 70 tue CDmmand OF a writ OF Vundl EpOuas, issuod
he Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyhoga counY, at he
tult Of A. rluor pth atiust fredeiics HausoTman
deit To directed shall Oh flr sale n pushc auction
AT he door Of the Court House e0rner o. Seneaa Chum-
NE 23d day Of Janua lsO al sciOck p M 0i SAID dsY
the following described auds un1 teuemrnts, 70 VII; Sit
IN the toWnsh u PaTmu, couEiy Of CuYahofa ONO
aud kown part ut Lot No seventeen ul IN the Tuck
aTmun Tract called being all Of sHd nt No II except
mg piece the south part thereof conveyed by SAID
ETodsfck Hausenan 10 John II userman by warr liy
decd. end bounced TIE s0u the fast and w ~ lot
and the north bY line 20 ho drawn parallel with
said sou line from eat gd through said Lot No u,
and lar enough from ui suh ine contain ten
land LEES the eUny intended 10 be conveyed
being ty nino lsnd less but subject 70
all .egHl highway O." Apr i.rd ~ $50 00.
d. l.. WIGHTBI s. N, Sheriff
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Genal Noiifeg.
SSTGNEE5S SALB.-Under an,

A SSIGNEB'S SALB.-Under and
"a by vrtue the authority vested Ia ne By deco o.
hsBgHugnt, oKeruted end day Ied V me By Marshal Car
son n ay6.anl q snul offer for sails ut public hue-
ton, At tore No l6S Su nr stost IN ihs city o. Clets-
land comfy OF Cuynhufn gud Stale OF Ohio on Wednes
Jay thd s day Of FsbruaTy A. -. 1860, at 10 o'clock
NJ The 6LtIe stock Of Goods continued 20 said bofe
consisting Of PdIur llungug-, Wn.oT Shades, Painls
0Ass Vsruish and sIlety Oi other artiel together
"n .l1.tH HIu " N n, n ~ c1nrrrhInrN Assirnen
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Drugg,
JEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-

HEALTH OF AMERICAN W0-
IL MEN.
Read Notices in The Tribune sluce Dec. !, 1858.
From his F1celiencv, JAMES y MhSTCOTr, Governor
OF FlOrida and memb-r0 tao Unilad STATES SENATE:
"F9r upWa' ds Of twenty q 2 years was stlgted VIII
disease HI my omy which he best med cal aud surgical
a ent In ths coun ~ ed ~ cure. but which yielded Ia
most salts aciorV mnnuer g. She Graeienber Remedies.
JAS. d WESTCOTT."
NEW YORK, February, 1850.
DIR ! PRfDgF-Dear Sir Some two teafs 60 au in-
tiHafe femas friend had been suffering from falling Of ne
the al nding SYMPTOMS SO clearly described IN our sdTeI
tisements and punphets She mad the very lesl seo ol
skin 10 this city entire pres rltsd and her pyscah
hna told he though her lie might p09a0y 20
prolonged httc 0neeT under the most JWllel9us
tFeamrnf For fer thai she couihual 70 shk
when ini your 0iire NJ ths GTseiehDeH 1taeH
Instiiu and relaied her symptoms Asyu were cn-
ing her. she discharge ~ the physicians and tfed ~ mo
doubtugY prUyidru 'iiy Il rollcv her quickly ahu
bottles entirely cursd her Sihce then tor oar woyeaf
there has n I been r. u the comp amt aug
shs IS active uld healthy es when {s,s sii
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ORDER OF ATTACHnIENT.

ORDER OF ATTACHMENT.
FULLER & Co, Plantifst ! Before Samuel F ,ljambe,
VS. ESQ Jnstics of the Peace of
wIFHRow BEEMAN DTS Cleveland. CnyahOga CO. o.
THE DEFENDANTS, WITHROW
Il BEEMAA, will take uotice, that at our INSTANCE,
the 22d day Of December 1879 the above named Jus
tce ued ore Of ataGhment against the goods ami
chatels Of said defendants the above entitled cause,
claim against them in favor for the of One Hun
dd Nine and 45l00 Doars and that the sad action is
set for hearing before the said Justice on the h day Of
dscS: :@es FULLER co.
PY VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL
- MORTGAGE. executed by Theodore Schefler to ],
Stopped Co the 5h day OF August 1859 for The sum
forty sL dollars and interest and defanlt having been
made in the payment Of the said sum- shan expose for
sale public Tendu Tuesday, the ffh day Of Janua
rv 1890 ct o'clock H. said day at the front Of the
Morning Leader Building No l46 Superior street, in this
city the following described property, to Wit
Several parts Of Steom Engine.
J. W. SMITH. Constable.
Cleveland, January 9Th ls60 ianT:25:iOd
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YOUNG AfEN TAKE PARTICULAR NoTTCE.

An istrumont Tor the Of Nocturnal Enlissols
properly known Seminal Weakness, &C Can be porma
nenly cured in from fifteen days to two months BY the
this instrument when used conjontly with medicines
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In II e ss:ss55igs "a
OLEVELAND AND MAHONINa
AJRAII. ROAD.-TIhfE TABLE, No. Is.
T. take eject and after Thnrsdsy February 10, $50
GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
eispslGad 20 R0a1l7s-l f0Hiigsfea7E %. Giess
toes. Lad.
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A CURE WARRANTEp.

Dr. AMOS SON have deVsted their attention sxclu-
sVey TO this peculiar cass Of malads and the relief they
have consequently been enabled 20 render fellow
lures fully testified and gratefully acknowledged By
escen patients ard others daily arriving in town from al
pRrs OF the country for express purpose MY of consul
aonswhie thelre NeIons have been ed by the most
signal advantages vet from what they haze experienced
i-Quirng into the Of these infectious complaints
from their most simple condition TO that Of the most dan
gerous and iuveerate they have always entertained IN
possibility Of their prevention and removal and likewise
invariably found that the most horrible and malignant forms
OF disease could almost invariably be traced 70 Cne Of the
fo0Wug lgn0rsnce neglect the bad effect
unskul and improper treatment; therefore DR.. AMOS
SON haYe succeeded in disCOv erun in ties election o.
heir remedies, safe ehsctqal and cautious course, omit
ting all combination Of remedies VIII ch bear equiv0ca
character we'll those whose premature ujudicnus
application might be productive 0 bad IN the
ands of private individuals In short The autabe end OF
nSrTemedes is the lesssning Of great Of human
sery by the alevatiou relief and pFeFenGun Of those
ErieVous actoas h1 reality the secret foes OF HE
and which, while tneysO extensively surround lalOud
oTOuT skill and lhierfr lpbc6 IA their determination
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Grga1

CHERIFF'S SALE.-PURSUAN
- 10 the command Of order Of safe, issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas OF Cuyahoga County, at the
suit of Reuben G. Hunt, plaintiff against James Hearns
de to directed shall ot9r Tor sale AZ tne door o. me
the city Of Cleveland in said county o. the Iih day Of
ing described lands snd tenemens to wit: suats IN the
township OF Cleveland in the Connecticut Western Re-
eT IN the Sisfe IN Ohio and which also IN the
y Of uyahogs and known BY beng part OF CITY Lot
number two hun red and eIghy-to ls4 IN WIeyylls
which was formerly Ohio City and IS bounded as follows
line nara r win ne North line and 80 feet dis aui there
rom and West by Brsinald sreel beng the Moth half
OF sad Lot No ga and is % feet font on said BTanard
street and 6 1 feet depth TO an alley be the sams
'''Oie VI 'e'' APp''i' D. L, WiGHTAIAN, Sheriff.
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NEW TREATMENT,
BuRaIO RTedicaI DfsDeDsaI.y
EsfabIshed or lhs cule Of
Dyspepsia, General Debility, FeUer and Ague,
Asthma, Hacipienf Consumption, IqfTH-
ities of Youth and Old Are DC
Y NO MERCURY USED. n
DR.. AMOS 8 SON,

Corner Of Main and 4cs ounT streets. BuFFSIo' z.
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANSIN
"a the State who members Of the Royal College OF
Surgeons London. May be Consulted from col0ck ID
the morning until night every and symptom Of
disease The treatment they adopt is the rssut0 upwards
Of thirty extensive practice in Europe and erica
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Alisrrllautcns.

win suppy Families Hotels, onts &c a. ell times,
on short notice. snd The most reasonable terms. Al or
de lctut No 20 River street. lG0 81 Clair street. RoI
ol Post Ofice, will b. prumpily At Q dtd R2l
F. q CHAMP Areni
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MIscELLANEoUs

CHIcAso, Aprils2lst-Arrived from Cleveland
sehooners Queen City and Exchange, with Coal
sANDusKY, April 2sd-Arrtved Propeller Ar.
axes, fOurssen days from Buffalo In the ice twelve
days.
BUFFALO, April 2ad.-HarbOr open and clear
for entrances and elearauces. sa
Ath. FIRST ARRIvAL.-The schoo ner Jsson
Parker, Capt Hugh Hastings, from Milan.
Ohio, laden with corn end oshsr produce, made
her entry into port yesterday, being The first
grain loaded vessel to effect sn inward passaqe
through the ics.-ESPrsss. - -
DETEoiT, April 2Sd-Fok EURoFH-Capt Hall,
o. our shipping ofice, received orders on 6atur-
day evening 10 ship o crew Tor the bark Thomas
p Parke, 0f Aaldea, and sne i expected here I'M
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FLOUR AND MEAL


O.&Ind. sup Slhhl - q -
D. a Ind. ext 4ihel 5 go 3 %
Double extra 2lhbl 5 I59 81
Ave Floer- 2lhhl4 40 %
HuskNltet flcNt % -
CoFn Neal -lleFt ] 80 y
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Virginia, Barney, Toledo, no cargo.


DETROIT AND LAKE sUPERIoR.-We take plea
in inviting the attention of our readers to the
card Of ''Ward's Opposition Lake Superior Line, /"
to be found on the secoud page of this mornings
issue. The Arctic, commanded by Capt F. s. Nil.
Miller; the Montgomery, by Capt. Nicholson,
and the Sea Bird. by c. c. BIOdgett, viii comprise
the steamers Of the line one Of which viii leave De
troit every Wednesday and Saturday forming a
regular semi-weekly line through the season,
touching at Msoinac, and all points on Lake su-
perior. The Arctic and Sea Bird will make one
"trip each for pleasure excursions touching ct all
points on both shores Of Lake Superior, sometime
during the months of July and August Due no
tice viii be given
These boats are all 1rst-elass low pressure steam.
ers, with splendid accommodations for passengers,
and are commanded by veteran officers in thelake
service, and the proprietor pledges himself to
render this line al that could be desired by the
travelling and business public. 1t is pretty vel
known that what Ward promises he viii perform
We understand that this line has already large ex
istng down freight contracts, amounting to some
$4,000 in view of which fact, It is their inten-
tion to put The price Of passage down 10 lower
fguis than has yet been known, so that all who
can take the time during the season, can make
trip into the most delightful summer resort on the
continent.
Messrs. Woodbridge, Chipman & Rood, Of De-
trOit, are the Agents of the Montgomery and Sea
Bird, and n. J. Hutchings Of the Arctic
The Propeller Iron City, Capt. Turner, will
leave for Lake Superior on Monday next, the
sOth. She viii be offieered the same as last
year, our friend John Holland being Clerk.
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GroitsperIotiot1.
LAKE KATIGlTION OPEN 70 BUNKIBK,
Notioe 70 shippers,

UNDERSIGNED,
q lfNT9A ia orihs NAV YORK 3 EBIE
r. Road, t1. sis prepared to sivs low
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