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J. B. WALTON.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON PGYDRAs STREET
By ]. B. WALTON,

5f - - " 49, = oss Wy
SATURDAY. NAVE 1sGo "a ~ lamp street
s = !. the s. chars' Esehshss public auction Vii &
psnp strerts TX f"ydras Lafayette, Roman and
prr@ , X NJ qs s,. ps sy sIyssoI dated AZ
ra street. 10 inches nd ne Il III Se ,ronE r.
s Sse NH s q m ~, sas nearest Psgr street. and
a, Lot Nee. Ne e ,sss
inches and line on re eide Of lot No IL o. ~ Ana III rect
a,ss d p segt q III FEET snehss and in
on side Of ios No. III sad ~ ~ II ness ana nes
rear. - - A"u = iee' " ihches and ine IN the
Lot no. l y r % inches Po
inches and lines in dsn mhe n RI feaI III fsst y
"a ss sp mGs sss f..
inches Of lot No. and III s fss ~ n lsfs
yss / &c e.
s ssasss psf s cent s. Inter, III
SPECIAL mortgage # the properly od an nsi paymsn
a. Actso, gale before Notary Public At lie expense of
,s-,s-..,--.. mys
m jefferson City corner of Louisiana Avenue and
s' n nv = rue 8 u.Ymo,r
cxrrun.v 80, Auo na. 4o Camp street
p o'clock ~, the ST. Chsries HaeI Eycbans, aneto
w FI e :e m6Ts Or aRorvn !. !.
~ q Jefferson designated by the Nos TO- square
and ts \, streets according plan b. j. Deus
Thee uYol Notary on The th Of Apri ISIS ''''''
~ ~ nos 70 Inclusive adon each other and
depth q l2s feet Lot forming the corner Of Lousana
AY Yoa NJ ana ~ Sh ssans street,
dsp pin a HI Hv Get 70 inches and lines.
o1 .a 4 tG ysar ss q JIG pnreha their
tuay paid with special On III propery sod uni Until maj
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N have received fty Carolina md virginia NssxoSs
consisting Of Field Hands, Cooks Washcfs md ifoasre
Also No. Blacksrnhs, No Rriekkfar HVa rod
Carpenters snd good Cooper. ri - 'ss97s ~
VIM be receiving fresh gangs every meath during ne ssssu
which VIII sell low for cash good u onhs city Hceept
ancas. 5.5si4 s. =
Persons wishing purchase would do vel 10 edve ne an
before purchasing elsewhere. Apply to
e## a. r.. PETERSON Is
Ii Perdido stres4
nj ~ sst eharlaz undfy
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!. r. WALTON.

IMPORTANT UNREssRysD SALE on CRY PRoPRR-
TY on LONG caRDrr WITHOUT ENpoRsERs
BATTURE sQUABEs AND LOTS IN FRONT OF THE
FIRST DISTRICT.
TnrRTY-rwo STRIPS OF GROUND, THE RESERVES.
ON FELICITY ROAD.
TWO LOTS or GROUND IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT
By ). 3. WALTON,
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n,ya I'm

IseAa MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR s,s.s
RINGS, the Virginia and Tennessee Rail- &&
Ail road, IN Montgomery county Virginia. will be
for the reception OF visitors the 18th day Of May The
pacy to accommodate hiss been increased by the
pleasant The buildings have all newly paint
ed and and the Bedding has much improved
" thorough renovation and BY the addition Of superior Hair
and those who desire GO The salt Sulphur Green
here they may wish and then proceed BY Mess Kent Flick
IT. rsytens I'M q superior Four Ho,se Coaches which
phur i0 miles, TO ten and the Gree bre White Sulphur
Sweet Springs each 81 me to dinner without night travel
Leave Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Big Tunnel
my9 Pm R0BT, III. MOSBY Proprictor.
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8 D. MOREAU,S RES-aSSs@AaS
~ a. TAURANT, Lake Terminus, e
49, ~ Bayou St. john
5ssa The undersigned respectfully informs his
May 3 the abovenaed house. where he viii al ali fines he
prepared to supply seh may honor him with call with The
which viii be served in superior style = N'N
myll I'm r. MoRnAu
NOT4CE-MR. J. RODRIGUEZ VIII, ATTesD ro
tie city. s 'i y P6f9P n ~, szena
SVw sefieahs, may J, iede. my8 II
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9artituIar Notitts.

HEADQUARTERS CONTINENTAL GUARDS. /
r,m,r, New OfIeans May ~, 1860.
assemele at ne Annoy MONDAY The l4t Inst, at IL
BY order or
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4 @. M. RUTHERFORD, COMMISSION
Agent for the Purchase and Sale Of Slaves Ofcs Ard
0N Yard, No. % Baronns street., Now arleanss Ia
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nIExICAN NEWS

WASHINGTON, Oct Il.
As much interest has been oocasiOned by late
events at Vera Cruz, in connection with the
movements Of the Spanish feet the result of in
Quirfes at proper sources warrant the assertion
that there Is not the slightest foundation for the
statement widely circulated, that Capt Jarvis
interfere in the affair which took place some
weeks ago, between the Captain OF the Spanish
brig Berenguela and the Juarez government nor
did Capt Jarvis send note TO the spanish Com
mOdOre cOndemning his course, nor act IN any 9th
er Disappearing manner The relation between
these two officers were Of the most cordial char
acter without reference to political questions and
Major Ancoraga when coming to New Orleans on
the POohautus, has been SO CALAMITY treated
that he expresses himself in most complimentary
terms towards the officers Of our Navy.
Il is further reliably ascertained that the aeton
OF the Spanish Commodore was suspended, and
the feet Withdrawn 10 HayaI1, in consequence Of
pressing representations of spanish subject in
Vera Cruz through the French COunsul acting
Spanish Consul TO the Capt General OF Cuba
The bOmbardment they stated would not only de
stroy much Of their property, but peril their lives
No farther hostile demonstrations viii be made
In the absence of advices from Madrid. IL IS als0
known that the commander Of our Gulf lfsquadron
is not left to his own discretion but that he will
act under the advice Of Minister N Lane in the
event Of the bOmbardment Of Vera Cruz by the
panish and extend all possible protection to
the American persons and property, including
the landing Of marines at era Cruz for that pur-
pose
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NRW YORK ITEMS.

Nav YORK, Oct. II.
The Harriet Lane arrived at Castle Garden at
go. One Of the amusing incidents Of the trip
was a race with the yacht Maria, which com
pletely outstripped the steam cutter. The Prince
came up q good part of the way on the deck of
the cutter, and had good view Of the harbOr.-
His horses were in readiness al Castle Garden
where the landing took place, aud where the par
~ we're received by the Mayor and Council
About three O'Clock the Prince came out of Castle
Gardsn and reviewed the troops on the Battery
after which the procession formed and marched
up Broadway, through crowds Of enthusiastic
spectators, to the City Hall and subsequently the
Eifth Avenue Hotel The turnout Of people was
the greatest ever witnessed in New York
Counterfeit TwOs on the Poeasset Bank, Fall
River, made their appearance today --e..
The Associated Press having completed the
lease Of the New FOundland and Prince EdW ii
Island telegraph lines, over which large iI"
tiOn Of the intelli igence viii pass affer % '' @.
November, are now organizing eXfeDs ID .'s-
arrangements near Fire Island and MOntalls
Long Island, where, by the aid Of news yach.-
and some Of those terrible carrier pigeons which
certain would be telegraph mOnopolies have so
frequently anathematized the Press hope TO Sc
cure the news from nearly all the inward bound
steamers and packet vessels.
In carrying out these arrangements, the Press
will for the present avail itself Of the new tele
graph line now in course of construction by the
American company and the Long Island Rail
road company from Brooklyn TO the eastern eX-
tremity Of the Island. These facilities will often
enable the Press 70 place before the public the
European and ali other inward bound news one
day earlier than heretofore, and are therefore Of
no inconsiderable importance TO the commercial
public and the press Of the whole country.
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STEAMERS
OCEAN, MAY QUEEN,
Captain R. G. EVANS, Captain L. h. YIGER,
WIN form a Daily Line between
CLEVELAND AND DETROIT.
The coming season one of the above boats will
leave Cleveland every evening, Sundays excepted
with the
For Jackson, Chicago, st. Paul, Marshall, MilwAu-
kee, Burlington, Kalamazoo Eond du Lac quincy,
Niles La Crosse, ST. Joseph, Mich. City, PraIie Du
NAV and the DETROIT AND MILWAUkEE
R.55- FTeiahts contracted through to the above
named points at the lowest possible rates.
Fare One Dollar less than by any other Route.
HB- Detroit Passengers by taking this Route save
l % . N Fets can BE- obtained at all the principal
Ticket Hices, also at the Union Ticket Office, ID.
Horton, Agent, Superior street. Cleveland, or at the
once oi lne Line Oh 'no DO'A LA. PIERCE,
mayl4RIO General Agent, Cleveland, Ohio
New AND RELIABLE FREIGHT ROUTE.
EAST.
BALTIMORE & OHIO,A CLEVELAND &
PITTSBURGH RAILROADS.
Through Receipts and Prompt Deliveries By
THIS ROUTE TO BALTIMORE,
Philadelphia, New York, Boston and Proyi-
dence. Also, to Richmond, Charleston and Savannah.
No drayage, and but one transfer to Baltimore
TO either Of the other points
BBRates as low as by any other Route ga
Contracts made, also, for freghts from any Of the
5oITo ). 4. s9IIIY2H, LII YIs ! JOHN CARLISLE,
B.&6. R, r. Cleveland, Ohio.
September 3. ls50s
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Meaitines.
80 WHAr - PEoPLE gAY.

"a. ,,,deruicned having used Professor HUN
pfIRFyg' sPFCIFIO HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
N our famiie8 with the most satsiaetory relos 9na
having fuii con6desoe In heir ge9unenesa, purity
mi eassscy, oheerflily recommend hem @ al per
-. 80 - 70 have safe, reliable, and eideaeous
reB,sdles a hand Tor private or domestic use
the Rev. WIN Homer, eiitol Of : me e2ft5sIn
Independent" Auburn n. I. me re-. =. a. - q
-ev b D.. Rector Of 81 Peters Church Auburn, y q
az REV. b. l. Ives Chaplain Of DE Auburn 5laie
Prison the Rev Spencer M. Rice, Rector NeN- csn
ford Mass tie Rev. Allen Steele, heg-fork C@on @
ference tie Rev samuel Nichols hasl y. ,h.
Rev John q Robe, Buffalo; A. Q. Hart go, LIoe'
~. he Hon. Neal Dow, Portland, Ne ne hon
schuvier Coliax, souih-Bend, Ind. he Ho9 Seorss
~ = 0lio stata Journal p Columbus, Ohio The Eon
n. Il Graham, Moline, Ill the Hon Thomas }
Cbase. Monticello, Fla. the Hon. Joseph Bensii1s'
Utica, N. y Wm. Bristol, Esq, Utica, n - a 2
Pond, ESQ.,, Utica, N. Y. james Plunketi' ISL ''7'
Ten
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a1eaieines.
G5lELlNN
MRS. WINsLOW,

An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre-
sents to the attention Of Mothers, her
500 7 II N G S Y r U 2,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.
which greatly facilitates the process OF teethng By
softening the gums, reducing all linfammations-W1H
allay ALL PAIN and spasmodie action and Is sure
TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to your
RFIIFg AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
ears hs4s and UAS SAY sO IN nc IC0NFIDENCE AND
TRUTH Of it, what have never been able 70 say Of
any other medicine, NEhER Has II tA1bED AL ~
timely used Never did we know an instance Of dis
satisfaction by any who used it. On the contra
terms Of cOmmendatiOn Of the magical effects and
medical virtues. We speak in this matter WHAI
WE DO KNOW after ten years experience, and
pege our reputation for the fulfllment Of what we
here declare. In almost every instance where the
infant is suferng from pam ana e1haustoll, Eetel
will be found in fifteen or twenty minutes ater the
syrup is administered
This valuable preparation Is the pEeSoIIlpuon W ~
one of the most Experienced and skillful Nurses IN
New England, and has been used with Neyer-falilng
SUCCESS IN THOUSANDS OF CASES.
It not only relieves the child from pain but inyig
CRATES the stomach and bowels corrects acidiy and
gives tone and energy to the whole system 1t viii
almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS, and WIND COLIC
and Oyercomes convulsions, which II not specify
remedied end in death. We believe Il the Dest ana
surest remedy in the world in all cases OF ysentery
and Diarrhoea in children, whether it arises from
Teething, or any other cause. We would say to eY-
cry Mother who has child suffering IRON any oItne
foregoing complaints do not let your preIu nor
the prejudces of Others stand between and your
suffering Child and the relief that Will be sure, yes,
Absolutely Sure, to follow the use of this Medicines
iftimely used Full direction for using viii accom-
pany each bottle None genuine unless the lac
simile of CURTIS PERKINS, New York, Is on
the outside wrapper. Sold by Druggists throughout
the World.
Principal Office, I3 Cedar Street. New York.
PRICE, ONLY 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE
SgS-sis F6r sale by STRONG & ARMSTRONG, Agents,
1879 Superior street, Cleveland
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4Eaal AatitEs.
COMMTSSTONERiS


NI sALE.-Pursuantt 10 the command Of deere
tai order Of sale issued from the Court Cf Common
Pleas Of Ouyahoga Comfy at the suit Of Joshua n.
Freeman against Hiram Stone, Alice II. Stone, Jo-
seph L. Fish, John Crowel, samuel Tyler James
Gardner, John A. Vincent, Alfred HuidekOopor, aud
Edgar HuidokOo Executors Of Ham Jan Iuide-
hooper, deceased and others, 10 me directed shalt
xpOse for sale at public auction at tho door Of the
Court House In the City Of Cleveland, on the 18th
day Of October 1860, AZ O'Clock p. NJ, the promises
described a. follows, TO wit; Situate in the township
Of Brooklyn, being number seven IN the 18Th range
Of townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve,
IN the State Of Ohio, and which s also Ia the county
Of CuyahOga, and Is known by being eight lots, a.
follows. Lots number one hundred and iOrty-aiX,
(lt6) appraised ht S2O0 and one hundred and iorty
seven ii471 appraised at $3.50 In block No. IS. Lots
number three hundred and eighty-two, 1872 ap-
praised at 500; three hundred aud eighty.threei
1aSl appraised at $500; three hundred and eighty
four (35l) appraised At 500; and three hundred and
eighty five (3S5,) appraised At $50 in block No. Is
And Lots number three hundred and eighty six,
(8s6,) appraised at 500 aud three hundred and
eiqhty-seven, (8S7) appraised nt $40 in block No.
hi In Hiram stones Addition 10 Ohio City and
Cleveland comprised Of q part Of original Lots Nos
h3 and es as surveyed by A. Merchant; said lots
hereby conveyed are respectively one hundred feet
front each on Stone Avenue, and are each one hun
dred and eighty feet IN depth Of equal width 70
For more particular description reference may be
had 10 the map Of said Hiram stones Addition Re
corded In Cuyahoga County Records.
GEORGE II. WTMAN,
Master Commissioner.
B. R. BEAvIs, Plaintiffs Attorney.
September 18th. 1860. sepl4;3B
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FROM BOSTON.


Capt. Lathrop Of the ship South Shore with
a cargo of Africans from Key West arrived at
AIonrovia Aug. 30th. The passage lasted 20 days.
los negroes died on the passage from diseases
contracted before and during their stay At hey
West
John Fitzgerald, convict in the State prison
At Charleston this afteroOn ran a muck among his
fellow prisoners stabbing George 3. Biggs, Chas.
Belmont and George White seriously and slightly
WOunding others before being secured. No
cause Is known for the act.
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nRsrRrCrTYE ETRE.

TEOI, n, y, Oct. II.
The largest fire that has visited this city since
the great eonhagrationo of 1884 occurred this morn
ing about CLOAK. An immense thctoFy on lda
Hin was entirely destroyed. The building was
owned BY the estate Of Benjamin MARSHALL, and
occupied BY Andrew Mclean, II. w, FArnham
aud VIM COckroft IN manufacturing hosiery aud
mosquito nettings The amount OF loss = tel wv
on me building. which is insured for $40 oo0,-
Los Of occupants about se0,uO0 insured about
so 900.
The FIRE caught accidentally iu the packing
room ItthrOws two hundred hands out oi enl-
ploynent A high wind was blowing aud the
destruction would have been larger but for the
steam fire engines
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Mtdifines
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-

~ 441A II OI AN EhlltAN N "
IL MBN.-kead notices In the Tribune since Dec.
From his ExcellencJ JAMES ID, WFsCOTT. Gov
ernor Of klOrlsiat and member OF the U 81 senate.
"EOr upward Of twenty i've years I was aflicted
with disease in ny family which the lasf rSefieins
and guresl taIent II the country iaed to cure but
which Yielded in a most satisfactory manner 70 the
Grnefsnbsrg Remedies. conscenti0usly advise their
use JAS. ID. WESTCOTT
NEW IaRE, FebruarY. IA
Dr. J. y. BRIDoE-Dear Sir: some two years ago
an Intimate female friend had been suffering fF0m
falling of the womb, whites and derangsd menstru-
alton together with the attendiEg BymPtouis ~
clearly described In your Advertisements and pam
phlsts She had the very best medical skill ln this
city till entirely prOstrated and her physician finally
told her that he thought her ufe might possibly Be-
prolonged little longer uutor the most judciot9
treatment. For two weeks alter that she continued
to sink, when came into your Office 20 the Graz
fenberg Medical Lastimtg and related her symp-
toms. As you. was confident Of the Gfasleuberg
MarshAs CatholicOn, in relieving her she discharF
ed all the physicians and tried il, though doubting
y Pr0Vidsntially Il relieved her quickly, aud i've
bottles entirely cured. Since then, for near two
years. there has not been any recurrenogo Of the com
plant, and she ls Is strOng5 active and healthy
when young girl. JhO. B. BklGGs
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81 LoUIs, Oct. II.
At the annual meeting Of the Missouri and
Western Telegraph Co, held In this city to-day,
Chas. II. Stebbins, j II. Lightner, A. e. GOOdin,
s. H. Latin, j. H Wade, AnsOn Stager and
Isaac r. EIwoOd were reelected directors. At q
subsequent meeting Of the directors the follow
ing gentlemen were elected officers Chas. NJ
Stebbins Prest and Treas. ,RObt. G. Clowns ,Supt.
and Sec'y; Wm. L. Stebbins, General Agent.
The Companys lines have done a profitable
business the last year, and It is thought Ehen the
extension to Fort ksarney is completed, as IL
wills be undoubtedly this month a large increase
of patronage will eusue., The company has
decided to build ct least two hundred miles west
OF TT. Kearney next year and viii commence as
soon in the spring as the weather Will permit
Should the Pixies Peak gold region Offer favora
bic inducements the Company viii build their
line TO Denver next season F1-f f#g..
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APpRoAcaTNe 80 FA1R.

ISDIANAPoLIs, Oct IL
The prospects for the State Fair which will be
held AT this city next week, are very 1attering
A large amount Of stock and Implements are ar
irving from Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana A rail
road track has been laid 10 the Fair grounds and
trains will be run regularly during the Fair
The State Board Of Agriculture meets here 10
morrow.
1t is confidently expected that the Fair viii be
the largest SnCs ever held in the State
The Republicans are making arrangements for
0 grand iubilee during the week of the Fair.
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OoMMEROTAL.
CLEVELAND MARKRT-OCF. II.

FLOUR STEADY at our quotations.
WHEAT-Market quiet aud holders Arm. Sales
rsd a. SLIP. Receipts Ars b,so bush. ..... ..
CORN-steady Sale car on track at tec.
OATs-Dun at 2sc.
HIGHkVINEs-sellin at 2ON@sose,
BUTTER The usual moderate sales at ll@l2'eo
for Central, and It9lsc for W r.
RGGS-steady at iSc. --'
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Jourt Of Common Pleas,
Cuyahoga County, IS.
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An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre-
sents to the attention Of Mothers her
G m m Nc VRT p
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NKw YORK nEARKET-oCT. u.

FLOUR-5c letter with a fair export demand,
and moderate home consumption, Closing quite
sales we're l6,4OO bbls, at s5S5@5,l0 for supsrfnO
gtatsi S5559560 for extra state 80 for SUPER
EesteEn ,7OG5,sJ for shipping brands extra round
CANADIAN FIOUR-Better request trihe
higher. sales ara 200 bbls at s5,7097r50 tor coln
monte choicesextra.
for common @ choice superfne.
COkNlAEAL-steady. Sales 800 bbls Brandy
WHISKY-Duil. soles 300 bbls ct IKE
WHEAI-lc better with pretty good demand for
export. Sales winter red sastrn ~ a.: whito
Michigan at Sl,459T,5ai white ohio aud Indiana at
81 f2tSGll,f5.
Quiet and firm at soc.
,FsY-SCaTcslyi Sc frm with less active de-
demand Sales 1870 bush Canadian at S3dE5c
fsORN-Shade firmer with fair export demand.-
Sales l.OOO bush al western mixed aaOat
aaS aoSRHTsss@shads " hraor at s7sss&s Tor Nestern,
Canada and state. a.a.r saall.r ei.-l.
PORK-firner for mess. and Steady Tor prime.
Sales l705 bbls ct 6e a0llsI3 for new neesi SIS,
foe old ness Sll,s79 i0r new primes slss3 for old
p'RIEsSEF-ouiet and steady. Sales are SO bbls at
SiO0d425 for country pTiei s5Ul0 80 tor country
mess; S70l0 for repaeked mess; Sl0s509l1525 for
PR PRISiE MESS BEEF Dun and SorniHaiiy IN
BREFHAms-DulI. sales % bBls new western
cur BTBATs-veryduII at ssl65s5zo Tor should-
I,ARD1Duli. SALES are lG0 bbls at l2l@l31zc
BUTTER- Selling at ii@l5c for Ohio l5@2lc
CHEESE STEADY Sales at g]3@T3fe for inferl-
or TO prime.
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CHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE

CHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE
- ofa writ Of Yenditioni Exponas issued from the
Court of Common Pleas Of Cuyqhoga county, at the
sniff OF Augustus Fuller, ct. al plaintiffs, against
Jobn davidson, defendant, shall offer for sale at
hubble auction at the door Of the Court House. in the
CITY Of Cleveland in said county, the nth day Of
lowing described real estate, TO wit: third part
IN common of the following described lands and ten
emepts to wit: original lot No. (2g0) two hundred
and ninety in Newburgh township, CuahOga county,
ohio bounded north. west and south by the original
ot lines and there being two lines the east side,
and the more westerly Of said two lines is made the
eastern boundary, supposed TO contain one hundred
ID. L. W1GHTMAN, Sheriff
I z IuFersoll Pitifs Atty. sepil;304
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

MAsuIEoroN, OCT H.
Dispatches from Capt Engel. Of the Chlriqui
expedition, speak Of the discoxeFies OF lnlsll;e
oal fields and good hsrb0rs. The eNPeal'loh
complete success. 49,, -,
DISPATCHES from the steamship Ni9gafh con
nin charges OF cruelty against Capt Mexican
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gFaaI

lohu CoonaF plt'm, Before Samuel FoIambe. JUS
vs. tico of tho Peace Of Cleveland
Patrick Cashan. Township, Cuyahogo Co., o.
ON THE 18TH DAY OF SEP
" TENDER, 1850, said Justice issued an order Of
attachment IN the above action for the sum Of Thir-
29th 1850, at O'Clock A. NJ.
Cleveland, Oct 4, lsele9h JOHN OOONEY.