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tue Deh VIII give SIN strokes per hour.
By order of the Lighthouse Board,
A. NJ. PENN0CK, L. H. Inspector Sd Dist
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
AMES 7. KEMP h CO.,
cSuCCESSORS TO HAG GER BROTHER,
CORNER PRATT STREET AND SPEARS WHARF,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS

NAUTICAL AND MATHEMATICAL, INSTRUMENTS,
ships constantly on hand extensive assortment of
Quadrants Octans, Sextans Spy Classes
SnrVaH eFS' thermometers, Drawing Instruments Lamps
RnleS Gompasses Gauging Rods, Out Sticks, Board
sstsn pg Lines Blurtts Coast Pilots Shpmasers AS
htuse Anchors, Charts of all of the world
manner. N i''i"Aieii'' ief'iiOu IL ~ ~, -
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q ommIssion 9alsrrbsnty.

tUNRFR sr.vr
GENERAL coyvJAgSyP,oy " IT. ~, ,us
No ;5 d sSfE 4 filthy / % $TfEfF'
i2s:!t - =. nv DeH BsLrlAons. ND.
u Wing TAKEN THE WAREHOUSE
mn No 10 SOUTH STREET
''egy p GRRosl's S To s@rr Itrss'
ShiffNhS WIN 4Sp OTHERS
.csea in an, sized package s0r1FR'
Y,,,,a, b., 81, ,. fFok EXPORT ALTON ZION. ;,
ient ha he ss Se genrGf saa 1 CON
intends to give his secigt attention to al orders
the city; y ,' ,,,S - -s,s1 60 ,., '''
choice article H BGTrE supplied above eahns
dsu ohi hlLbS nH6s to S"Hf6 street rect
(,F0DCr w n,1,n -.2S-- ------9-e 9s-eS-
1EVlt6h ARNER,
FOR THE SALE M s6 GIOfTM4IMISSLC s MERCHANT
100 so,-I PRODUCE,
Opposite Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot
: $s ;s$ :.
Messrs Buckler Il Shipley, Baltimore
M Msssrs 5 WS.t5 SeyRo be Son Baltimore
Messrs SPo arv FSst ce R aSP
M Ms s Il At G: Bpdd, Charest,n;
sogs N SaMn EsG Gof &ew Sr GS Mobile
E i5inSd W W Warner, Esq, Philadelphia
ma asA Warner ESD President Mechanics Bank nhs Ra
! PA eE Es ~ JR;, \ &C., ,u.c,,u.
SPERM REFINED AR ASB GRfFFE WHALE " ous
- ' M s1HP sITS = NJ "a NE n. S Ui1p, an
SPERM AND ADAMANTINE CANDLES
sss IS soU Ra, sTRanT n,
80 :. baltimore, nd
p M MAGDoNhLD GEO DUGDALE
M GENERAL Commission MERCHANTS.
GUANo, CRANE PsafShs AND n FLOUR,
BAUGps MP Eos Ta RSN
Cor M0ELDEH Rs}T TgaEE AND PRATrs ST.,
All approved FERTILIZERS constantly on hand fe27-tf
DOULTNEY 3 V0ITE
COMMISsIoN MRpcu,NTs
- Al LOMBARD srnrr,
Hessrs ". dt rLTAssS S Sons Baltimore ,
X N s9IS.,, co.
IA SHIFTING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
., "'Nhf' BALTIMORE.
r aas the various ports of Europe and the indies
TOHN S WILLIAMS RIO -----
'oAA'sS = e6ai kMfERRGEH sFRESr
~ o. GORTER.
". COMMISSION MERCHANT
C "a a CO., No 50 se1Ea GAY STREET
" SHIPPING AND GENERAL COMMISSION
ii. 4 R2fdsbo
CTICKNEY IN ~.
-
~ DEALERS IN
NAILS, COAL AND IRON,
So OF ExchangePlsce up stairs 2at
N SHIPPING AND C0MaIssIoN MERCHANTS.
No. 81 EXCHANGE PLACE
Epw. l.. PALMER, 1Al.li4Eis- ? p 9 MTaa :
DALMER Il THOMAS
NS,gqGUGESSS0kS 70 ); CROSBY n SON.
FOREIGN FRuIFs' NUTS, &c,
.co,r,,r,S,o,AN ,,,,,r,, ,n
A. G. DE GARMENDIA.
" GENERAL 6 COMMISSION oMMEss MERCHANT,
49, haltlmore
M LILLIAN 5. CROSS,
w l. MBER STAVE AND
NE oo.n GENERAL iai COMMISSION MERCHANT
viii attend to- selling ali ana d aStrrn avenue, bait
GRAIN &C. and iii orders for SAM LUMBER StaVes' Shocks
REFER TO
Messrs. Magraw Koons Agents Pa Centr.IRR co Rou
n. Z. Kimball, Esq, Baltimore '' w '"''
Tbos fPr 5pggsi,ns Esq Custom House. Baltimore
Fenby Asbury' PP6iiaadelphia. Pa
HENRY " nm 49, --Se' D9.-is t0i d. mn.-e
ND HHE1 Hv a. DD,YDo,r AARON PENToN
| thaAELE1 fENION,
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
1857 BALTIMORE STREET.
:os CORNER OF PACA,
Jaz u BALTIMORE.
"
1IN11 $500 ALEX RIEMAN JOSEPH RIENlN
II DA'N' ME-" 1 PR q H1SHa
AVN
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
N HOWARD STREET
iosyPac.psov 64LIiMokE
T6SEpHiiV TNApcoN 10 H. q. VioKERY
Il "''i1i IL oArn ,sS,,1,I a. W,
WESTERN PRODUCE
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between the Depots the Route ~ ''' '''9 IH''Re
fassepgers by this Line enjoy comfortable nights rsst
on the Bay Steamers and privileged to L or 81
al any POINT 41i and resume tsir trip By daylight
AS ,I,ahIlGU! Lar NOTlt E-Passengers from Nrv York
and Philadelphia by this Line win have their bs ,9na
checked from those cities to BAY BOATS from LeSf
Will be checked to different points South e'N' -
f9r further information and Through Tickets (Which are
Company's Great Southern Railroad 6ni MN AZ d ln 9
Ferry BUILDINGS, foot of CORTLAND street. NJ Pearce All
also AT the New Jersey Railroad Office, foot Of
street or at 229 Broadway corner Barclay ses abov
ms Ast9r House In PHILADELPHIA at the Coppgnv :
oSe N W corner OF Sixth and Chestnut streets. or
MoRE at RtPCt aroae and PRIME streets And III Ti
OF mon Dock, on board the Bay Steamers 'o'
ne large and commodous, and beautiful saarcy
~ OtoloiaNA, ana ADELAIDE replete with eyer, rny
iort ana convenience, have been added to the Lin IN
iHe Oelne now composed Of the splendid steamers GIi
11a, capt u Russell, and A EI.A IDE CANAAN 10
mOdatons. ~ ''O"'S anu peFu accom-
The Norfolk or Bay Line steamers will leave The ro,,
ny wharf UNION DOCK, FOOT OF CONC0RR STD Ett IpT
Daily, Sundays excepted 'i''' N'i'hr1
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Aall ana0s.
WESTERN
MEa -

lI&s mSsSfsssssfSt4+xTsss4--sSi WESTERN
Es9SdsH-sS- MARYLAND R4TLROaD
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
. Cars leave Calvert Station at 75O A. NJ and 2 p N
and ln.i5 A. NJ. " D"''inio'e ut Via
~ omnibus from Westminster daily at A NJ connects
turns to Westminster, arriving 7 30 IL
nS Omnibus from Manchester al II ue.ts 10 ~ troir
Monday; Wednesday and Friday. Returning aIternatp
timore " " S '''' ''"i" 'olh Dbl
apI6 If IRWIN y r.vroo
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Skippina.

~ FOR LIVERPOOL.-The fine A l ship
ssess JUNIATA A; j. Wilson, commander, is load
an and haye desBsch For freight passage apply TO
se55 FOR ROTTERDAM-Th fine fast sail |
Sing Al PruSsian ship GERMANIA, Captain William
ranke will have quick dispatch for the above port For
having superior accommodations, apply 70 the
ERs B0NINGER % South Charles st up stairs my8f
sSf Tst FOR HAVANA.-The A bark JOHN
- - BKuNE Captain Gayle, will have despatch and
hE nf5 Fright fimmedate appiisafi2n Bs made
sf44s FOR ROTTERDAM.-Th American
have quick despatch for port For freight or pas
if s wssi f5m Es POINT m; e to
sa.z4 FOR BREMEN. The good Bremen shin
ssasfc fo I me- E. Feriehs aster will have quick
the Captain on board at Henderso GP rasSage aPPy
KAPFF ARENS, No % German street sp2i,sw
pz FOR WILMINGTON, N. @.
~ s ! TR EN- MERGHANTS REGULAR WEEKLY LINE
sail g large portion of cargo on board will
DGEN6cK & wEATHERLY,
Goods sent address will be forwarded free Of COM
shP send d% fOnPy Feesp and
Messrs T. c. B. G WORTH, Agents in Wilmington. mys
49, FOR NEWBERN, N. C.-The packet
zSschr. ISABELLA ELLIS, Gates master, is now re
'e mTgif freight and will sail with dsspatS$ w
.sz4 FOR CHARLESTON, S. C.-THE MER.
s&-5GHANTS LINE. TO SAIL WEEKLY-Th
fast sailing clipper schooner GEORGE W GRiCE Can't
John Paine having threefourths of cargo engaged
and going on board will sail with despatch.
CHARLES PENpERGAsT,
II Smiths wharf.
So All charges paid goods shipped by this line and
goods sent to my address will be forwarded free
Nh B.Shppers will please send duplicate receipts with
HENRY P. RUSS ELL. ESQ Agent in Charleston myS
.es54 FOR WASHINGTON. N, C.-The mack.
st schr IRIS, Capt. Cook, is now receivngfreight
anu will sail with despatch
| mVgr Has CopN-Fp y coNS
.xs5+ FOR RICHMOND DIRECT-TO SAIL
9eRsz ON WEDNESDAY The packet schooner BAL
I!oh Capt Philips. The schooner loading ant
VIII sail as above For terms of freight apply to
-.e NJ a. MITCHELL,
HlyI-u No. Spears wharf
.1S$s4 FOR B0STON-EXPRESS LINE-Th
sSs=s regular packet bark DANIEL WEBSTER RYDER
MASTER having most of her cargo engaged and going m
noa VIII have immediate dispatch for the above port
| ior paahce OF freight or passage apny to
| myosJ 0': 1s ), and IN - M ai ~ .; q ~,
ss54s FOR BEAUFORT, MOREHEAD CITY
| ssszS CAROLINA CITY and SWANSBORO N 9Th
Sc oner LuCAN Capt abston, will We freight AM
san as above with dispatch. Enquire of the Captain
poard, 1901 ot South street, or CHS. Fl. MYERS &BRO
| Exchange Place. mv9if
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a. ,4r4IpE-~-N GREAT
sa"n"aaaHa~R1aHs1 SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN
FREIGHT ROUTE

BALTIMORE; 81 CITY POINT, LYNCHBURG, VA KNOX.
~ D INTERME nIATII, TTHnNW'No
p me steamers GEORGE PEABODY and BFiVtff6EPr a
T AFTERNOON clock for City Pon
bn,e WIN the South Side Railroad TO lynn
noSyIlie Memphis, and ntermtdiat 70 -
The SHORTEST, THE MOST EXPFDITfGfGSTH4sS Deing
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SS BALES HAVANA TOBACCO.
Cc 80 bales Cuba Tobacco
60 do. Yara do
Just received and for sale By
.aot, JACOB HEALD A Co,
-. Nos bS and COS. Cav at.
TAPANNED WATERS Nc--A few choice
- seis English Japanned WATERS Also Bread Plates
and Knives, just imported by
CaNFIELD BRO. d CO.,
IT p&GER COR 22o Baltimore street,
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C. X. CANNON.
sis BALTIMORE AND SUSQUEHAN
usaf4sERssSTsSrs MA STEAM COMPANY
NOl lCE.
FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER

III, . =, FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT
Trim me ste cam MARY WASHINGTON will resume her
tT 70 me FatuSent River, commencing WEDNESnaV
~ I'd APRIL lth 1860 o'clock and contnne
r. Eli Th " WEDNESDAY, during the Season ReturninS
VII ~ leaVe Benedict EVERY SATURDAY MORNING. 81
s GOch or Baltlmort calling at Plum Point and Fair
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AND WESTERN SHORE
The new, swift and commodous Steamer KENT Cantai1
John Kirwan leaves her wharf Light street npt Of
Camden, for CH0PTANK RIVER EVERY WEDNESDAY,
and SATURDAY MORNING, at O'Clock, touchng a.
Cambridge GloIas Point Castle Haven, Shermans Pier
Hughlets Wharf, Cabin Greek Medfords Wharf, Provi,
dence, Eastern, va Dover Bridget Kingstown Gilpnis
Peint Potter's Landing and Denton Returning leaves
Denton EVERY THURSDAY AND MONDAY MORNING
at 6 O'Clock, touching at the above named Landings
Leaves for ANNAPOLIS and WEST RIVER EVERY
TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING. Returning same
day Round Trip Tickets for these days ST. Freight must
be prepaid
ap25f C. CANNON
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Asln THE STEAMER PLANTER will
leave Baltimore EVERY MONDky
oNfNG AZ O'Clock, for the Pauxent river commeDin
TpS SI 5sS Returning will leave Benedict .EVERT
PIqT Point and Fair Haven going and returnne
dPllu GEO
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me Horoik or Bay Line steamers will Ieay, line Coups
~ XIV "t S oNloN IoGk, FOOT OF CONCORD STR iii Z
~ 1T 10 UGIllCk, 2. m
Or Immediately after the arrival Of H. E,,.,e- q, 49,
which leaves New York at i. NJ, and TIul,driJ.
81. iS tfr Sob

Gs+--efsatz CARRIAGES.-We have on hond =,
X1I-EsNToUR MANDATORY AND RFpos1T1PE,
PT ~ Re te largest and hest asSornsnfs of q IL
i I 70 ne found in the city. Persons in want Of Ear
e nv lten 70 Call and examine stock AS We are
qeermned to sell at as low rates ana on as
terms as any other Establishment N "0onmOoalLhg
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NJ -, BEST ROUTE FOR FREIGHT
10 all important points in Southwestern VirgiD;o ~
bama and Mississippi i'-ie'h part o. Ala =
ooqs receipted for through any of the above plsc
for further information, rates and time 10 tho
hons on the route, apply 10 ~ 'he Se'e' al sta
j. BRANDT. Jr
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Steamboats,.

EsEA FOR PETERSBURG (via CITY
hHTse POINT, VA.)-The steamer "BELVI-
ETEp NS %ll leave Light street wharf, on THURSDA
Fer frei mn NhAI, May 10th, at o'clock.
dations, apply to e e o'a'e f'Voin aoeoio"a
mva2t j. BRANDT, Jr., Agent
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,,o j. BRANDT, Jr,
aplrh y" ''''ai '2N<eai y T is.i Company,
SIS OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

IS comparatively and was built Inv ,narcba s ~
ckspdg and Baltimore, interested in the trade and nv
eTchats ana farmers residing in counties border:,
on me happaaannOck for the press purpose of
st CLASS steamer on the route During the winter tb
Wau deck has been enclosed thus afordinQ comnata ~
efe.on Tor Horses and other live stock CARRIAGES of ali
Is can pc taken on board and carried under ec ibonf
taxing on the wheels Her staeroom and berth aecnnr,
Hdtgns are large and commodOus and her capact tor
resht extensive As passenger and freight h. AZ sb bo
ne T Superior on Tie waters Of the Chesapeake ia"
ny X: ); CAPRON 4 co, Bowly's wharf '5'9 Paiu
reiS INT received board Of the Steamer Wapesdo
an FL ifurSSuays, ana on Fridays up 3o'clock P NJ
or further information and Blank Receipt of form usal
by the Company, apply on board or to " ' "'1u
K J. CAPRON & CO, Agents.
L CT ,rcumrn p No. 81 Rowy's wharf, Baltimore
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al THE STEAMER GEORGE WEEWS
90 will leave Baltimore EVERY SATrRnAV
me- INN a. clocs for the Patuxent River commenc
ths Aprll 7th lo6 and continue every Satnrda dnTn
SGGssSn' Ming viii leave Benedict EVERY WEE
and air Haven o at o'clock calling Plum Point
apllf TItssn ,uDr,,, :,
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49, CARRIAGES CARRTAGEs ~,

The subscribers have on -, - =, CARRIAGFS!l
RACES oF 81 ElIE STREET. general assortme2f Of ~, ~
At fb o ny most approved styles, all of which viii he IA
ees guarsnteP f er 0r cash orapoyed paper All Cs
uS p9ol9 70 call and examine stock P'pliy invite
hepairipg done with dispatch 'ae 'oi new ones
9ze;u J. RIDDLEMosER, IR, Co
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CURLETT & SONS

~ CARiSIAGE MANUFACTOIV
nv No 80 North STREET
" ,,r Ihe ,5 UNDERSIGNED having greatly en-.
es neg eave to call the attention of the nnh S tac,
in M ~ soeS OF every description OF ARRI AGF 20 uei
are nren t eesaht style and durable manner wbib ~
sln fgPaf5a e sell on accommodating terms tS
n"e'' I" WIN dispatch and reasonable prices inns al
iy24-tf JOHN CuRLETT son,
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EASlA FOR THE SOUTH
'sesssaaasssdssss DIRECT FROM NEW YORK PHfItDFI
FILA and BALTIMORE, via the
AZ, ,,o,-.,r hay LINE,'
TO NORFOLK, WELDON, WILMINGTON CH Am r..
TON, Augusta, RALEIGH, CHARLOTTE COLIN
BlA, ATLANTA MONTGOMERY, AND
NEW ORLEANS
fALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
nav DAILf, Except Sundays via
BAY LINE, d SEA BOARD ROANOKE RAIIRp.D
TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
The Schedule being arranged that the traveller
ONO NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from " '''N'9ee
NEW YORK TO WELDON N I,
nHROITEII v.
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The Steamer "BELVIDERE,, will leave
NEIL M id sHeet wnarI on THURSDAY AFTERNOON NEXT
For freight or passage having fine State Room
mv9at j. BRANDT. Jr., Agent,
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NEEY YoRK nIARKET-AUG. q.

BY TELEGRAPH.l
FIOUR-sales 1900 bbls S5,O575,l5 for supsrfne
state; s5lO05,30 for extra stAte S5t9G5lO Tor su-
perfne western; s5lOa5-35 for common to medium
extra western; S53005,fO for shipping brands extra
round hoOped Ohio Market opened quiet put hrm i
with moderate export and home trade denaha' DuI
closed uuiet at about yesterdays prices
CANADIAN FLOUR-Sales 800 bbisi AZ S3,O.g
500 for superfne; S5,lad7,50 for common to choice
eE ira Market dull aud dropping =. 81.
RYE FLOUR-steady with small sales at ss,4O
6lf,EI for commOntO choice superhne.
CORN WEAIs-Quiet. sales Of 4OO bush al sSsbO
for Jersey; So g5 Brandywine-
kY-Quiet and unchanged. Sales Of 20
VVT4RaT-sales Of Wintorred western at Sl,24@
I27; white Michigan vt 81 $50 so amber lnaiana az
S,1 white Kentucky a 81 s43i Racine assOtlgl AZ
sl2n Market quiet without material change WIN
ter red western scarce and wanted for export az tull
prices, while common white is dull aud dropping.
RYE-Quiet. sales OF 1870 bush prime new at
'BfARLEY-ouiet. sales Of $50 bush now crop
e0i{ {N4SSies Of $4,000 buat sS@59c for damaged
mixed western, and 6Gll6lc for sound do; GA gO0d
do in store; and 69c for round yellow. -. -.
OATS-Yery dull sales at S6959o Tor west
ern and Canadian; and 3g(1395ec lor state
p0R K-Dull and prices without Striking cnanee.
Sales OF gUJbbls at Slg,Zlls3l lot new ness, 49,
prime; S2O,25 for clear; Sli@l4,l2 for new prime'
Sl3 p for old prime. g.,
HEER-Market without striking change Win
better demand GALES Of go bbls at S4,OO94z2 LOT
country prime; S5,O005,50 for country ness Soeg
1870 for repaeked mess; Su@l2 for extra mess
MISS BEFF-Dull; sIsaIs.
BEFF III AlIS-Nery quiet. Small sales at 100
lie Tor State; and l0l9l5c for western .,~.,,-
CUT MEATs-NomInal with sales at 95b@9,1e
I1IRD2Mattet less active Sales OF 2sO bbls at
sl2l{M I3s4c for butchers; l3t4c for prl rlme -,,
BOTTER-Selling at l69l6c Tor Ohlo' lz'gEOo
'0S CSIHjFsiRsE-steady. Sales at sl@IO1o for iufs-
rior TO prime.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
yesterday Afternoons Report.
FRnM QUEBEC
OVERLAND PxPREss.

ST LOWS, August n.
Received news from the mines to the .l4th Of
August 'thl
A silver mine was discovered near Iarryall,
about 65 mules from Denver city, on Friday, 'he
iuth
meeting was held at Tarryau that evening
and the Platte River Silver Lead Mining Coihpa
&. A large number cf claims were staked of on
saturday. -
Nearly all the miners in thai locality are haS'
ening 10 the silver district IN.
Great excitement prevails and The Naloe Oi 'i'
discovery viii be tested Immediately. s,co
lt Is reported that the yields assay rom si''
10 $50 per ton ,s,t.a a.,
Fine specimens wera yesterday exhibited AZ
Denver. i.i,, ,
The question ofthe expedicncy Of organizing
state Government for the Pixies feak region
i lsinr nqitated Several meetings have been
held aud various measures proposed pul no IN
portant action has been taken.
The first L. s. Mali eastward leaves to-uay CON
taining over oG9 letters -.
The humber Of returning enigruts e decreas
ing
3D.. business still dull.
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~tT.EVELAND5 COLTTMBUs AM

CLEVELAND. COLUMBUS AND
- CINCINNATI RAILROAD.-SUMMER AZ
R1NGEMENr.-ls6O On and amer Monday, June lIth,
ls60 Passenger Trains win leave Cleveland a. fol-
SD 4. N. z. & Cincinnati Express-stOpping at
Berea, Grafton, Wellington, New LOndOrs
Salem, Shelby, and all Stations south OF
Shelby, reaching Columbus ll:30 A. n,
BIS P. 4. AccommOdation-StOppin at all Stations,
and reaching Columbus go P. H. CiIcin-
natl $40 A. X
500 P. n. Night Express stopping al Beres raIoni
Wellington, New London, Shelby, Crest
line, Gallon, Darlington, and Delaware
reaching Columbus ll:OO P, n, Clnelnnau
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, Sandusky, Mansfield Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Mt Vernon, Newark, GAINESVILLE,
Crestlipe' Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne 4 Chicago Rail-
road, for Forest, Upper Sanduslzy, DelphOsI
Lima, Fort Wayne, LapOrtes Chicago &c,-
west, aud East for Mansnelds W Oosters Mas-
sillOn, &c.
Gallon and BellafOntaine Railroad Line for Marion,
Bellefontaine, Sidney, Union, Muncie, In
dinapOlis, Terre Haute, Nlncennes, Evans
vile, Louisville, Cairo, St. Louis, &C.
Delaware, with Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Fits
burgh Railroad for Springfield
Columbus, Little Miami & Columbus, and 1enia
Railroad, for Aenia, Dayton, Indlanapolis,
Terre Haute, st. Louis, Morrow, LOyeland,
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio Mis-
sissippi Railroad at Cincinnati for Louis
ville Evansville, Cairo, st. Louis and all
Columbus Central Ohio RailFOad loF Newark, Zsnt =
VILE Wheeling, &C, Columbus, P1qua -
Indiana Railroad Tor PiQua, Urbanas &c
e. For Tickets TO all points and Information ap-
ply at the Union Ticket Oce, 81 Superior street. OF
E. S. FLINT, Superintendent.
Cleveland, June Il, 1859.
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Sewing as(afhiWfs.

WHEELER & WILSON'S SEW
w ING MACHINES VICTORIOUS over all
other Sewing Machines at all the public contests,
wherever they have contauded.
WHEELER WILSON have sold the last year,
lending Nov lst, 1881 nearly a. many Machines a.
all the others,
As given by Elias Howe, Jr., to whom all must ac-
count for the number sold
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Ee0al aI0tiffs.
NIASTER'S SSALE-PURSUANT

MASTERS SSALE-PURSUANT
N 60 the command Of o dccrota order OF sale
nom the Court Of C0u1mon Pleas Of CuyahogR coun-
ty 10 the suit % Edward Wnda against Ora II.
Knapp aud others, 20 me directed, shall expose for
sale at public auction at the door Of the Court House
In the City of cleveland, on the twrnty-hrst day Of
September, lso at three o'clock p. NJ, the follow
ing described premises situate In the Township Of
Nuwhurgh, CuYahOgn county, Ohio viz: being In lot
No, three hundred twenty-iOur IN said NewbuTEh,
and bounded as iQlluWs viz. beginning at the north
west corner Of said lot thenee south ON the west
line twelve 7U-l00 chains 10 stake; thence east on
the north line Of Deborah l.. knHpn's land eleven
50lOO chains 10 stake; thence north twelve 7O-lO
chains "a stake In the north line Of said lot; thonce
west said north line TO tho place Of beginning,
containing fourteen aud half acres Of land, being
the same premises conveyed by lsaac A. Wightman
20 Garrett and Briggs by dccd dated August y, ls5l
Appraised ht S2i00. - .
r. HENRY G. ABBEY,
aug2l:30l Master COm'r.
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PRIZE FIGHT.

MoSTPEIIER, Vt, Avg. q.
A nrize fpbt was fought this morning at Island
Pond Vermont between Australian Kelly and Dan
kerrigan.
utes, when Kelly struck a foul blow, and herrigan
was declared the victor.
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The reported accumulation of freight in large
ouanfites al the Ohio river terminus Of the Batl-
more q Ohio R. R., waiting transportation east,
ward IS unfounded, Notwithstanding the unusual
o,ianfifies now arriving at ParkeTsburg and Ben
,-51d tbp aInple TRANSPORTATION facilities Afforded
IN the Road prevents any accumulation.
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OLEYELAND 40 -MAHONING
GOING WEST
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\ RAILROAD.-TME TABLE No Is.
10 take effect after Thursday, February 10 1888.
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HALIFAX, August 20.
The Ineamship Great Eastern arrived at $50
on the morning Of saturday last, 4s hours from rom
New York. She sailed at 9 a m, on Sunday for
Milford