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NEW JRRsRY LRoIsI.AFURR.

GUIAY aA9N FASSrpa, Nay y
The Legislature House bill TO raise a loan OF
one million dQilsu and o State tax oI another
million. pissed % the third reading
Mr.. Morse (Dcm) introduced 3 resolution
thanking the Governor for the energy ne dts-
played Ia raising the quota Of troops, anc pieug
ing New Jersey 10 use 81 her power to maintain
the Union and Constitution also thanking the
President for the energy and activity. displayed
in defending the Union The resolution passed
unanimotAly.
M. Cook has introduced In the Senate a sup
plrment 20 the act for the punishment Of crimes;
Ia proyides for the punishment Of All who shall
g. any way, BY furnishing arms, munitisns OF
war, vessels, or money, give Aid or comfort 70 use
enemy, by imprisonment OF not less than six mol
more than ten years, and b q tine OF not less
than IS 900. IL also provides for n similar pun
ishmont Of all who shall furnish the enemy wiz.
Intelligence OF by reasonable publications. II
also requires each officer aud private IN the nc
tive militia 10 take hh oath Ia support tue consu
tuition and laws Of this State aad the Unitee
states, and obey the rde.sofhissnperior omccr
tits thought the Legislature will adjourn OF
Friday Of this week.
a resolution has passed the Honse 70 mee
again on she fourth Tuesday OF July. IL wa
taken TO the Senate, where Il has not yet beei
mnaaN an
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rRnm NV YnRK.


NEW foRKl nay T.
Trbuaes coTespondenee
Tn Government has certain advices that there
ere between 5000 and 5 900 troops IN the Vicinity
o Fairfax C0uu House, Va and that within
two DAYS march OF Richmond there are az least
1900 available men, whose desire and eXpecta-
toa Is that they Nilsoon be quarterediR Wash
a gentleman who was at Gen. Buffers camp
ehis NOR ing, says there Is a battery planted ON
The other side OF the Patapsco river which can
rake him seeetuslly. He Informed Gen. Butler
Of Il, who a. once made preparations 10 take y.
Ihomas J. Townsend has been appointed IS
surveyor General for the States Of Wisconsin
reoel military troops on the Potomac border Of
Virginia, says that Gen. RugEles has taken up
his quarters Al Fredericksburg. lie (COcke) Is
to take q position In front OF Washington, In
Pers Ferry, on his left, and thus cover and defend
the Potomac border against Invasion from the
North. He ndds-Ihe Canital has never been
Threatened by the Emitted States II is not now
nreatened. It's beyond and outside the Limits
~ the Tree and sovereign State Of Virginia. Tne
&orth has not openly, and according 10 the
q Wnges Of civilized nations. declared war on us
We make no war on them, but should the soil OF
me grave Of Washington be polluted BY The
Headcf single man in arms from north Of the
Potomac, il win cause open war.
6th, says;
The forces at the Relay House have been rein
forced to day, and a. one and a half hours notice
two thousand or three thousand men could be
Z prEssated % Gen Butler. Before the troops from
aarperis Ferry could approach near enough 10
give zen Butler battle, they would be harrassed
By the Pennsyivania troops nOH n their vicinity
There Is no fear Of fighting at Baltimore unless
an attack Is made by some impetuOus md disor
ganized mob. There can be no formidable reg
ulnr battle.
The 10th regiment left to day for Washington,
by rail-, probably via ANNAPOLIS.
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CommIsslon Merehants, 81 Pearl &c
NRW YORK MAMKRT-MAY :.
tBT TELEGRAPH.

tBT TEsEGRAPH.I e.
FLOUR-Bfarket exhibits a llttIs more activity,
e day, but prices are without important change
saies are ia 65is s5,MsSio Tor superhne state;
Sl58aSf for extra state; SlOoa5.l0 for s~ape5hne
extra western; &5H95s@ for shipping brands extra
roqni hoped Ohios S5s5a7,2s fr trade brands do.
without change in price. sales are 500 ebls 81 $3.50
| @zs51 for common TO good extra
RYE FkOUR-Market steady with small sales
CORN MEAL-seIing slowly at previous quo
WHIsKY-Market heavy and castor. Sales arc
WHRATgMarEet heavy and in favor Of buyer
for common descriptions and quite hrm for prime
white which 10 scarce and vantedfor millinFi SALES
3S,6Ol bush Milwaukee club a. 81 ,2fal,B delivered;
$50 bush Canada club at i,2i0l,& delivered 700
bush winter red western At sL,&alY3t; $500 bush
White Michigan 81 Sl,f0i 1901 bush white western al
RYE-Market more active AID firm. Sales are
R6RIFY-market c~ontlnues dull and heavy
Sales are 400 bush state and canada at 5s955c.
BARLEY mALE-sHiea are 800 bush on pri-
CORN-Markst heavy aud eloses lac lower
Sales are $3.50 bu at 65961c for old mixed wesier
delivered. closing ct the insioe price, Sc Tor heated;
699594 for old jersey Yellow CSC for Inferior white
OATs-M.rkst dropping At ss@sle for western
| and Canada; 5sf1Slxc for state. on
P0RK-MRrket quiet and unchanged. Sales are
500 bbls at Sl7,S09ls,0 for messi 1873 for prime;
BREF-Markat quiet snd unchanged. Sales ara
80 obls st Hy0o9A3 Tor prime; Shs74s,2t for ness
ylo,004ti,of for repecksd msssi SiI,25&i2,0 for extra
i mess. H
Prime MESS BRRF-Market continues quiet
and hrm, with q light stock OF good qualities.
1 BEk HANS-Market dali at SlaAi5 r
CUT MEATS-Market rules Qnlet, and2O pack
ages were sold at6h@6A for shoulders; sA9sk for
D1CON-Market dull and nominally unchanged.
LARD Market heavy and declining. Sales are
BUTTBR-in moderate request at iaai4o for
| Ohio. "a 6 for new state.
/ CHEtSE-Market heavy 4GqHc.
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MISSOURI mATTRRs.

ST. boUIs, MayT,
The senste sat in open session the most Of yes
terday, but nothing Of importance was done.
The House sat IN secret session all day. Moth
ing definite is known Of It's proceedings.
The Cairo correspondent Of the Republican
says I've batteries are now planted at different
points on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, fully
commanding both rivers at their confluence, and
90 placed that the entire force can be rallied 70
the support Of any point in a few minutes All
the batteries are sustained by large bodies Of In.
fantry. T.
Col. Wicklide, of Kentucky. positively assured
Col. Prentiss that no preparation hostile 70 Iii.
nOis is being maze at any point.
At the e~ncampmeDt OF thr Missouri militia,
Camp jackson, In this ciiy, there are abOut twelve
hundred men, a large number OF whom are raw
recrnitG The force will be further augmented
TO- Tomorrow su arrival from the South
will nulaber about two hundred and hfty.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WHUTWWNNWf ~ Y
The War Department has informed the Gov
ernois Ofthe StAteA which had urdefed their quo
IA Of militia under the first proclamation OF the
President. thai & is desirable and preferable that
those who have not been marched forward shall
be mustered In for three years under the suDse-
quent proclamation. Full instructions on TINS
subject viii soon be issued.
" Fe6bigeer, OF Cincinnati, has been ap7
roiHted Raymasier In the army.
Mai. Anderson will s0on be ordered TO honora-
BILE duty. The Government intends promoting
him 70 q Colonel. a
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aAEaidMEs.
oARD no THR PUBLIO.

ne amount Of bodily and mental misery arising
frum q NEGLECT Of stnAil complaints 10 iucalculabls,
and Il Is therefore ofthe utmeHt Importance that 4
strict attention TO the least and most triHlng bodily
oilments should be had tor diseases Of the body in
yarabiy Affect the MUD. DR.. MOfiat'e Vegetable
Life Medicines, In every Instance where they have
been thoroughly used, have triumphed over Disease
in almost ali its diversified forms. The HalutAry ef.
fects ufthe Life Medicines have, IN fact, been 30
universally experienced, that they havu become fully
established a. tho most easy. safe aud perfect mode
81 retainer ever offered TO the public.
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Last Nights Report.
FRnM NEW YoRK.

NEW YORK, Nay 8.
Eight companies of sappers and Miners have
been mustered into service. Also i've companies
Of Col. Bakers California regiment.
Col. Hawkins ZOuaYes Will be mustered into
service 10 day and armed with Enfield rifles.
New York and Philadelphia have been made
military depots. Troops will be concentrated at
these cities, 10 be sent, at the last emergency. 10
any point BY sea or land.
The Government has accepted the tender OF
various yachts, which will be armed for revenue
anFVfen
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pPFsErT

PRESENT POPULATION.
no state is rapidly aHhg Up via pognlanoli sss,
.e25 psrsons having been addod since 1850, making he
present population 1,72sf s2, . ratio O. l2 Pc eant IN
AeR1CUITURAL PRODUCTS
ne Agricultural Prodncts q mnois are greater than
thoas. ofany other sate. me WoducB sent out during
nc past year exceeded 5000 tons. ne Wheatcrop
I'd 1890 approaches 100000 bushes While ne corn
crop yields bot less Han 11o 10000 5ushea'
FERTILITY OF THE SOIL
Nowhere can the Industrious farmer Eeguro such in
.modaala results for his labor asupou thcso rraino Soils
Ifhev belnq compaedo OF a deep rich loam, tho fertility
Iof which, Is unsurpassed By any On the globe.
qa TO ACTUAL CUITIVATORs.
siaa 1885,, ne oonpang la1s rod 10000 aere.
Lrsataint an dereenaf 70 caiiraE nsrp1d has ben
loaHutaad hr1aqahas fdndg csan Epa1s gG0iQo0.
ooa h 1850 Ia PqPniat9n e Esgn4ns e9gEtsli
Pcs have b1n dddaf; Hating Ge Ehds PpuiaaoH So,
ls9l, aGaang Of l3PTcaA
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY,
A. a evidence Of tho thrift or to rsopls, Amay be
stated that Coz, 900 tons q frcisht, incndtng 10000
lbushoa o. grain, and 10000 barres q ENf were Tor
iWarded over the line last year.
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and nottingham viii ind the free school
system ENCOURAGED BY the STATE and endowed with 9
revenue for the support of schools men chi
tdrsn can I've IA sight Of the church and schcoinouses,
LLa AAMM ~ 49,
The Great Western Empire.
PRICES AND TERIB OF PAYLEEE.
ne prices OF thas lands vary Dom S8tos5 Per
.lacre, according TO location, quality a. E8f ch&
Warming lands sell for about SO 70 SO per acre and
Ithe rsEtivo expense u subdulng prairie md as com
71area win wood hnd = II hue ratio on % 10 tnfavor
.lof iheformer. ne terms Of salefor ne buE hcss
banda Wn Be
1 ONE YEARS INTEREST N ADVANCE,
Idr 81 per cent per annum, and SIX interest notes At sI
lpefcsnE, payable respectively in one, two TIRES, iouri
.Isveand ak years from date q sale and four notes
;ifof principal, pyabs N four, i've, slxand seven years
MON dats orsaie; he curtrauts dpuladng thatc1e-tenh
stoffhe tract purchased shall b fenced undcutyated,
rieach and every year, for hTo years from date o. sale
tso that at ne end orhre years one-nan snaaoe fenced
Ind under cuHvafon.
TWENTY FER gEET WILLBRDEDBoTED
fTona he valuation for cash, erceptthaa ama should DO
Lac * dollars per acre, when the cash prioe WILDE I'VE
prOaucu0us prizes, Hndtsrns 0Paypqns can be had
OSTERs Land Commissioned
s-.al- , CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
ages. and cities situated uPOR the nll-
$50, APPLErON's RAILWAY GDADE'
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.

hARAisBuAG, May z
There seems to be q disposition by some Of the
members OF the Legislature, TO restrain the Gov
ernor from using fell military pregrogative as
Commander in Chief Any such bill Will GER
tainly be vetoed.
Mr.. Williams, of Allegheny, proposed a pre-
smble TO the resolutions reviewing the Baltimore
massacre Of troops, and says they were brugally
murdered, aud declares the right Of the Fedora,
troops to pass peaeeably over any part Of the soil
of the United States; thst the slaughter Oftroops
Is treason. whether done under the authority Of
q State or private persons: calls on the Govern
melt 70 demand the surrender for cOndign pun
iehment Of all person engaged in such riot; also
the refusal Of the Border Slave States to con-
tribute their quota Of troops, or their assuming a
state neutrality. Is a remuneration Of their ale
glance; ills The duty OF the Government to re
duce reYOlted citizens 70 unconditional submis-
sim; that no compromise can or ought to be
made. r.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NV YoaK, May !.
A special Washington dispatch to the World,
Of the It'll, says:
MAJ Anderson ~cOntemplates addressing the
people Of Kentucky, on behalf Of the the Union.
Several Army officers who failed 10 get com
missions in the rebel service on resigning, have
asked 70 be restored. They met with emphatic
There are GO 900 stand Of arms in the Wash
ingtOn Navy Yard
Sprecial 70 the Post. Of the 7th.-The Govern
ment has already received proiers Of 2oOOOo
men from west OF the Alleghanies.
@ Arrivals of specie from the North made money
matters easier, No further trouble is anticipa-
ted from q lackof funds.
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FROM BOSTON.

BOSTON, may Y.
The officers Of the 1st Regiment, which has
been IN quarters several days, waiting marching
orders, on learning Of the Official order from the
War Department that no moFs troops would be
accepted except under three years enlistment,
2 waited on Gov. Andrew, this afternoon, I'm a
body, and offered their services, together with
the Regfment. for the full term.
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PHoFELLER IpW4-Ths propeller IoVapanod down
last evening having been detained several hours
around 90 the rats. She wac deer loaded. Capt.
Hunt, Of the Lows, states that nothing was known
az MackinHE Of the fate Ofthe crew Of The Cleveland
vessel IN lake Michigan, and Il now appears more
than probable that none were saved.
AdFice8 havg also reached rs from Beaver Hafbor,
bet have reguiteo a. stove Md Tribune.
lN7 s~AILTro.-Fphabi y ne quickest triE on rec
ord hf = laillng vessel between this and Buffalo, has
Just been perlcrmod By tho Detroit acEocnor Alvin
hrcRsons Capt. RichErd 4snea. She len she river
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Il URIOUs K0INOIDENCEt
SLOAN UNDER THE oOUETERu
SMITH AND OrHFRs IN A poHlll

NORRIS in sight with hA Celebrated ARABIAN
CONDITION p0WDERS where evcry owner o.
Horses aad Cattle can Ind he best ModIcins IN nss
Or many 1.-THE Diseases peculiar to such Anielids.
They are q soFereiga Remedy Tor Colds, Caarhs,
These Powders alwayE give satisfaction, = fhe
Thousands who have used them, can tostifT. So
girculari- II Them tor sale By p. II. GAYLORD.
y. ". Pnlmerabfnton Brothers, and Strong Sam
strong, Cleveland, o., and ~ all DRUGGISTS IN Tia
country. Also, a. Wholesale By the Proprietor, A. Ief
Ontario sireeb Cleveland, Ohi0, 70 whom ali orders
sbaR6zisS esEoRRr{
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WAsHINGrON 80.

WAsHIHUIUNi my y
The Charleston Courier says that the Col
leotOr ut that port has received orders from the
Government Of the Confederate States 10 clear
private vessels and cargoes until war IS declared
and the will Of Congress Is made known. a.
Gen. Beauregard has left Charleston for Mont
gOmery.
The entire jersey troops are here in this city
and elicit much praise.
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8oaEaaa.

HOUSE--TRF
ID HOUSE, No. "a Public Square, and By
stone C~hurch,-one Of the pleaBantest locations
the oity-has been thoroughly repaired, and is nov
their own rooms can be accommooat6d with largo
and eonfunient rouIzs and bod-rnonas; and Single
detions on reasonable teEmg. ReierencaS eiVun and
rsq6irods tsgg6-l6oeB1l Nv. BuRRITT.
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Report Of the Now York Market

NEW YoRE, May 4, 1851.
BUTTBR-Tbo market for Butter Is duh and
prioss lower. The supply Is largely in excess Of the
dem md anduntil prices reach a shipping point, will
be hard to sell. We auOte Western Reserve at a to
.lse. We think that good Butter viii be taken for
Europe At abUutl4c, and We advise shippers at the
West 10 keep prices down, as no dependence can be
placed upon them prices at present..
CHERSR-Is growing daily more difficult to sell,
and sales are made at ; to Sc for common and 9 to &c
for English dairy. re
EGGs-Dun at ito loc for ohio and State.
LARD-Dull at 9 to SIC, 5
SERDS-Clover Seed is steady at ~ to sHc.-
Timothy Seed is in lair demand at $500 to S2,S. 2
DEFINING & TIFFANY, =
Commission Merchants, 81 Pearl street.
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FOR THE UNION.

Pans, Ky, May Z.
Bourbon county $50 maj. for the Union, Nieho.
las county 1900 mai for the Union, Mason ooun,
~ 28s mai. for the Union, Brueken county lIOe
mai. for the Union, Lewis county 1870 mal.iot
the Union, Fleming county 1900 maj for the
Union.
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-ERnaI nAITIMORR.

BALTIMORE, May.
Troops At the Relay House are strengthening
their position by throwing up breastworks and
digging trenches.
Eleuf. Fonnileroy, Of the u. 3. Navy, was ar
rested at HarpeTe Ferry This morning, while en-
ruute Tor Washington
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-08

MRsl WINsLOw.

NALN2AOH "
An experienced Nurse and female Physician, pre-
sents o the attention Of Moth ~. her
. SOO sly q UP,
FOB CHILDREN TEETHING.
which greatly facilitates the process o. feethinE, y
spfsni9gt 9s gHaas. reducing az i1asmnatisas- Siu
~Ay Az 70 5A4A faa isP 81 ssiSSPl ala = sn' =
Depend qpenlh ngthers, Wih give rest 70 your
RE2fEF AND HEALTH TO 7OURRrANrs.
We hgyo put Up and sold this Article for over ten
years. and 4 SAY IN CONFIDENCE AND
any other medicnet NEVER las IN
AsINGLE INSTANgET OEFFECTA CuRE when
timely used Never did We KNOBS an instance OF dis
satisfaction by gny one who used t.. On the o0utrn-
~, all are dehEhted with its operations, and speak IN
terms Recommendation Of the mHEical effects and
medieat yEt9es eAreakin this mater .NlaAT
pledge our reputsHonior the fslhlluheut Of Whs We
here declare In almost eyey instance where the
infant T. suffering from pain and exhaustion, rtfei
VII te t1und ~ hueen or twenty minutes attn the
This valuable prersraton is the pnescnptiuzi OF
one Of the most Exp-Fiencad and Skillml Nurse IN
New Epglans, and has besn used with Eever-fatl ms
THOUSANDS OF CASES
II not only relieves the child from pain, but haJ1g
CRATES the stomach and bowels, corrects ascidlp Gao
gives one and energy % the Whole SYSTEM. II FiH
GRiPi %G liz fHE towels, and WIND Count
and overcomes coHtulaiens, which if1not specs glg
safest remedy in the world, IN all cases Of Dysen- cry
end Diarrbea In children, whether Il arises rom
eI mothisP wb5S hasa ehiid snasrins rom any ottbe
FOREGOING complaints, donot let your prujudiceE. Ef
sas5rsS c6iidf sSd fhsf reNef thai vii K s1Te. "a
Absolutely sure, % follow the Use fthis Medici ne.
any each bottIe, None rsarips unlsss ~ ~.
uinile otCuRTis & PERKths, New York, = on
The 9qtside wrapper. sold BY Druggists Throughout
Principal Office, l3aGedar Street New YORK
PRICE. ONLY IS CENTS Z BVFTbE
~ ssie ~ sTRoNG6ARMsTROSG. oHuRcH
ILL&BRO, and VIM. FISKE, Cleveland. d.
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M ASTER COMMISSIONER'S


lvL SALE.-Pursuant 10 the command Of q deCre-
tal order OF sale from the court Of Common Pleas OF
the county Of Cuyahoga, and State Of ohio, at the
suit Of Phfio Scovillo, plaintiff, against Nathan
Johnston, OF. al, defendants, 70 me directed, shall
eH pose lof sale at public auction a. the door Of the
Court House, In the City Of Cleveland, IA said conn
Is, on Monday, the auth Of MAJ, 1851, at 2 O'Clock T.
NJ, the following described real estate, namely;
'fSituate IN the township and City OF cleveland, In
the state OF Ohio, and which is also In the county OF
Cuyahoga, andis 81 known as q part OF sub-lOt No-ltn
tho subdivision OF ten aero lots No IA, ana a part Of
ten acre lot No. IS, made by Taylor a Hoyt, reference
beiug had to the Book Of ips NO. Q, page !, in the
Recorders 0mce OF CuyahOga County, As aforesaid.
The part Of said sub lot hereby conveyed, IL bound
cd IS ioii0wa; Beginning 1t a point In the southerly
limo OF kinsman street 80 eet and inches westerly
from the north-easterly corner Ofaeid sub lot No. !;
thence running westerly thirty Test 0fand conveyed
BY said Taylor aud Hoyt TO samuel Johnston; thence
sOutherly at right angles with klnsmah street 100
Iset along the easterlY line Of Samuel Johnston's
land; thence eastoriy At right angles with said
Johnston 3 easterly line Of thirty feet; thence north
erly leo feet ~ the place Of beginning, being 30 teet
front ON kinsmnn street and i80 feet In depth, be
the same more or less, but subject to all legal high
ways. Appraised value S6O0Ol.
n. BHERWIN,
Fred, HoVBy, Master COmm'r,
Atty for pltin nprl7.aM
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Are composed Of Vegetable ingIedi mis- exclusively,
as can Ne asceriained By chemical tests. Their prom.
inent Qualities are those Of an active and searching,
thOush perfectly ala and agreeable detergent ape
risnt 81 q gentle supoIthc, omOtin the insenai-
BILE Precipitation OF pleasant diuretic, invigorstina
the kidney AID bladder and Of a delightful tonic
cardiac, aXclting appetite by the demands OF active
digestion, and cheering the mind with that grateful
sense OF renovated health which il one of the mosi
f~elicitouB feelings Of our nature. .#.. EIE Z 7
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IS HEREBY GIVEN.

NO4lOH 10 hDUHD4 Wv I'm
IN that I shall expose for sale a public auction,
&C the door Of the Court Heuse, Cleveland, Ohio, up
on the 18th day Of Nay, 1851, AZ two o'clock p. NJ,
the following described property TO Wit;
land Of Geneseo county, Michigan, for which there
are no evidences Of indebiednaas-amOunt Of said
claim Sl45i also 9 claim against Ezra Cleveland Of
GenesBee county Michigan, for ~S3O0-payable one
hundred dcllArB each year from the 18th day Of Sep.
tember loQ, for which there ar3 no eyideu ea Of in
dabtedness. The above properly and claims we're
assigned 70 me aa commissioner Of Insolvsnts for
Cuyahoga county, By Ezra 8. Cleveland.
j. y. dHANEIS,
aprM.5& Comm z OF InaolvenfE.
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n. Y. STOCK MARKBT.-mAY'

Market less active and Irregular, government very
well sustained. Chicago 4 Rock Island 80; Chicago,
BuriinEtoz 4 Quincy g; Cleveland 4 Toledo HAs
Galena 3 Chicago 595s; Illinois Central script an
Michigan southern guaranteed 2SE; Patihc Maii ~;
New fOrk Centrai 73e; hris 22H. Hudson 375S:
Harlem TX; Harlem preferred 81; Michigan Central
~; Chicago and northwestern let bonds So Mis-
souri, Sinking Fund u; krie 4th bonds 81; California
T. ~; Missouri Sc 4eH; Virginia 6s 45k 8 5; Tennss-
see 6s ~; United States &c 81 coupons SO. Us
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FIRB.


UEIEOIIl my .
A Gre at East Saginaw this morning destroyed
eighteen buildings on Water street, below Gene
see, and a quantity Of lumber and slaves. The
loss is estimated az $4,000, and the insurance Is
inward Of $40 900.
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FROm cHICAeO.

CHICAGO, Nay Z
Two combanils Of Minnesota volunteers have
heen ordefed 81 The Secretary 81 War 70 Fort
Rifiey. two 10 Fort RidFely and two % Fort
Abersromble, 70 Relieve the companies Of Second
Infantry ~ those posts.