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Last Nights Report.
ARRTvlL or THE AMERICA.

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HALIFAX, Feb. a.
The Roval mail steamship America, from Liv-
erpool 81 10 A. NJ. Of the 9th, via Queenstown on
me- eveuinqlof tie 10th arrived at this port at
noon, and sailed at 8 P. 81. for Boston
The Ameries has - sos pounds in specie IN
freight. -, -.
instructions had been sent to the Governor Gene
raj Of Canaaa not to give up Anderson without
express orders from the Imperial government,
and there was, therefore, no chance Of nus being
surrendered without the point being fully dis
cussed. He could not say whether habeas cor
pus writ would be ObeYec in Canada, ut Il could
not be executed Immediately, as the st. Law
renee was blocked up with ice, and It was impos
Iible to take Anderson through American teri
tory BE believed the case, according 10 the
treaty was quite clear, and that the claim OF the
United States must be established hy showing that
Anderson was guilty of murder according to the
laws Of England. No English jury would con
vict Anderson and the claim was not likely to be
substantiated.
was an awarded at and above ssH per cent,
which was the minimum fixed by government
The total bids reached thirteen million pounds
A prospectus is issued of q Jamaica Cotton
The Paris Moniteur announces the annexation
Of MOroceOTo France.
PKUssIA
In the Chamber Of Deputies, an amendment
to the address of the King was proposed express
ing the WISH AutE EEuatla uE NlalNu ~ Ali1
head of the German Confederation. Afterde6at
it was rejected
TURKEY.
A late ConstinOple dispatch says the Porte con-
tinues to consent to prolongation Of French oe-
cupation Of Syria.
On Saturday evening, 9th inst, the Paris
Bourse closed fat at 6sf65c for the rentes.
Strong columns Of Sandman troops were
marching thrOEgh Umbria toward Naples.
A portion Of them had arrived Al Perugia-
COMMERCIAL.
[By telegraph to Queenstown.l
! Liverpool breadstuhs market generally quiet
| and steady.
Flour Quiet; prices easier; quotations remain
unchanged, quoted. 2s9Sls6d.
Wheat steady; red il9l3s; white l2s5d9l4s.
Corn quiet, but steady; mixed and yellow 81
| ASS; white Sss5d G39s6d.
Provision market generally steady.
Beef dali with good inquiry for new.
Pork quiet; new American COS.
Bacon dull.
Lard dun and slightly declinedi quoted at soc
TsIiOw dull, and North American has advanced
/ Is: butchers 50siG5Ts6d.
Produce Market-BrOker's Circular report
ashes quiet; sugar steady; coffee dull; linseed Oh
/ easier,
London Markets-Baring reports wheat firm q
| full rates for American; white 639o6s.
| Flour 2o9S3s
/ Iron dull rails IS 5s bars Is los.
/ Money Market, Saturday-COnsOls, 9lX9slH
| for money; o25<992H for account.
The bullion in the Band of England has in
I creased E215 600.
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FROM WAsHINGrON.

W IsHINUIVNl y VVf =
A letter from an army otleer a. savannah sSy y
LISTS for volunteers 10 the army Of the new Con-
federacy have been opened one week, dnTing
which time S5 men enlisted as privates ana 200
apnlied for commissions.
The Government had ordered the purchase OF
q stean1er for the Georgia navy, for $50 900,
a gentleman who arrived from Charleston TO-
dsVt avs there are 1000 troops there under or
ders bHt no prospect Of an immediate attack on
Wort sumter The people continue to demand It.
but Gov Riekens is awaiting the movements o.
JEFF. Davis.
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TIE 0an N PHIIIpELFHTA.

fhlAAbAhAhlas EeV' -
The mnltitudinhuh early risert OF THIS morning 8
have been ten fold increased, ana now at hooAthe
streets are densely thFonged
The workingmene procession e now passing {
ne corner OF Third and Chestnut streets, A large
number are An the line, and all the various trade
are represented. -.,.l
The maehinists drag along IN carts then yarioul
hlfdpisnehts Of labor rendered useless BY the po-
Ntlcal troubles Of the country, giving 70 the pa
rnde a most melancholy signihcanoe,
Z saiutes are being fired ~ they pass along. They
t proceed 10 the National Han where the Nationa
Convention Of Workingmen will be held this q
tefnoOn.
There e a grand display Of hags W All parA
/ the oity Weather "A 8ne ..sf.
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THE GRRFENBERG
MARsHALTs UTERINE OATHOLICON

which Is offered as certain cure IN cases acc0mpa-
MED with the following symptoms irregularities,
Weakness, Faintness, Dsranged Appetite, salloW
Complexion, Pain in the Back and Kidney, Chiils,
ralgia, Palpitation OF the Heart, Dizziness Herv-
BUSINESS, Headache, Restlsssness, Disturbed Sleep,
Pain IN the Spine and between the shoulders, Acid
stomach, Hausea, Indigestion, Difficult Passing 81
Urine with heat or smarting, Itching, Burning OF
Irritation to the Utsrine Organs, Nightmare, Din
pair, Hystertcs Anxiety Red Face, Nervous TEitch-
ing, Starting, Constipation, Irritable Temper Sad
meas, DEPRIVED Appetite, flatulencs, Bloated and
Irregular Bowels, Unpleasant Dreams, Pains IN the
Uterine Organs, Numhness and Pans IN the Limbs,
Loss OF the Memory, BeWilderment, Soreness in tbs
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FROM NEW YORK.

EEW YoRK, Feb. p.
The s. s. BiehviIis arrived tO-dsy from Havana
18th.
Stock Of sugar, Is5 900 boxes
On Tuesday, two children, aged and - years,
daughters Of Mr. Haze, Of Yorktown, Westsfes-
ter Co., Wsro burned 70 death during the absence
of their mother who locked them up in the
house.
Special dispatches from Washington TO the
Post says the President countermanded the order
for the parade Ofthe army force to-day, and also
the order for firing national salutel to satisfy the
EecessfouiafN
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Professor Of EtectTopetAy and Aedtetne5
- once No. M Ontario street, up stairs,
doors from the Public Square.
OiHcs hours IRON &C l2 and IRON 20 60 0iclocf
daily, iSundRys eNcsptedl aug9
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LINCOIN ON HIs TOUR.

ELIzAhETHTowE, Feb. o.
Lincoln left West Philadelphia at Gao amid
Salutes and eheeu.
At Downington he spoke briefly In response 70
cheers from the crowd.
At every stopping place an immense crowd As
sembled.
At Lancaster Lincoln was conducted to the
Caldwell House In reply to an address Of vel
come he said he didn't appear TO make speech.
It is well known the more q man speaks the less
he understands, and the more he says one thing
bis adversariss contend that he meant something
.7a
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HAHrEOaD, Trumbun Co. O.

hsrgby certify that have been dealing IN IN.
Gr@isube9g Medicines for the past year and can tr
" say tnat have never offered any msdicinas 10 fhe
public that have met with the decided approbation
of the people like these; particularly tho Pie and
Catholicon. They viii perform ali aud more fhsn h
proHleed iof them, have sold about ffty bottles
results n every case. J. II. O. JOHNSON,
March 7, 1861. Medical Are1t
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WGsHINGTON NhWs.

1 WAsHNoroNi req. ~.
-Jf,iiin Clavfon. ex assistants Secretary Of the
T,ressnrv of The United States, will leave for
IToufFouery having been appointed 70 similar
,,,sifi6n hinder the SOuther Coniedergcy
IL III a Feneral holiday here, and all the Gov
commend and municipal oilcea are closed The
mliitarv display islarge and imposing. National
darr are lying On ali directions bells ringing and
q sahite Of % guns being aFed for uaeh state in
the Union.
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vIRGINIA CONVENTION.

hIlHNVFDI 2 % -
Mr. Woods, of Barbour, introduced in the
Convention resolutions against coercion, pledg-
ing Virginia to resist, and Il is the duty af the
Federal Government 10 acknowledge the lnde,
nendenee Of the seeded States. II was received
with favorable manifestations oy Conys3il99n
and referred to the Committee on Federal Rela-
tions. l.lt -
Adjourned TIL Saturday. l-
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spalding Parsons, Master COmm'r
Pitts AttYs, fsbl2.315

klLns AELAA solz.szo
M STER COMMISSIONERS s
lyA SALE.-Pursuant to the command Of an or
OF sale, issued from the Court Of Common Pleas
for Cuyahoga county Ohio, IN an action pending N
said Court, wherein Almet Reed is plaintiff and
Isaac l. Hewitt, Ann Il. Hewitt. J. P. Robson the
stark Bank, Eber B. Ward and stephen Clement
survivors Of samuel VI ard, deceased, and George W
Girtyi defendants shall expose for sale a. pub
c austiou, at the door Of the Court House n SAD
county the 18th day 0f March, 1851 at two O'Clock
P. n the lands and lenemehts described as follows,
to Bit;
Oh o. and Whi9h is also in the County o. OuYahogas
and Is known ss part ana parcel Ofthe MerWiu Prop
erty and as sub l0Is nun bers 80 @ 43s - - 90 ~,
As, - and 50 In HewILts subdivision, plot Of which
is now On record In the Recorders once Of saiu
county, TO which reference is here made, be the same
more or less, but subject 70 all legal highways.
SaId ssyerale lots appraised follows to Wit
Lot No. g., at......SldO0 Lot No. 46, at....-e5lo
Lot :. " Ss' s st.- l5se Lot . - Az. 4s s.,
Lot :. = e.-. 9Is Lot q. :. g st..--- sss sSs
JOSEPH s. GRANRIS,
A T. slade, f Master CommissiOner.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
Y That, pursuant to the condition Of certain
yeg on the 18Th day OF january o3si and re ordfa
in ths OlectOrs Office for the District Of Guy ahO-
ga, Vol 3, Page l. there viii be aOla at public sae,
to the highest bidder, at the door Of the United
states Collectors office, in the city OF Cleveland 10
tee county OF Cuyahugas and State o. Vnlot on me
18th day OF March, A ID. ls6l, al ten O'Clock IN the
forenoon, thres-fourths Of the schooner E. q. Rob
erts she now lies in the harb0r Of Azhtaoula, N
said State, with three-fOurths Of all her tackle, Ep
parel furniture and other appurtenancesi 70 satisfy
l the amount due said Charles Bacon on said mort
gage. CHARLES BAUM
Feb. 6-325. BY his Attorney, X. P. SPALDlNG.
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Transportation.
GREAT NATIONAL ROUTBl
BALTIMORE q OHIO RAILROAD.
IMPROVED SCHEDULED

By recent important changes this Road Is now able
to furnish unusual facilities Tor interCm u uucstion
Hast, south. West, Northwest and Southwest.
FULL CONNECTIONS with AL through trains
South, By its Washington Branch Road-by OleVe-
land snd Bi'taburgh Central Ohio and Marietta and
Southwest.
through Tickets to Baltimore, Phiadel shia, New
York or boston give the privilege Of lying over at
any Of The intermediate cities. Two Dollars addi-
tonal give the prisilegs Of visiting Warrington City
This e the ONLY route that can furnish through
Tickets or BaggaGa Checks % Washington City
Da-Fart Is Low a. By any other Route.
1a-Sleeplng Cars on all Night Trainl
Ask for Tickets By Baltimore and ilhio Railroad.
]. III. SULLIVAN,
General Western Agent
". P. SMITH, 4. d. COLE.
Master 0f fTranspoTtatn. General Ticket Agent.
fsbl&R26 .f..r fgt
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aRts,r BRITAIN AND THE OONFEDRR-
T ATE STATES.
Nrw YoRK, Feb, q.

The Times has seen a letter from member Of
the British Government 70 distinguished Amer
iean. stating that the whole matter OF secession
had been brought by Lord John Russel before
~ Ministry - also subordinate matters Of de-
flefitsa clearness, &C, and the declaration made
thst not only will there be no recognition BY
Great Britain OF the Southern Confederaey, but
that everything will se done to diseounIenanoe
Eiruuion H L ? @. W
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No. LA Superior street (Leader Building,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
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aReaifines.
TWELVE YEARS AGO

1851 I. TWELYE Is.. y 3.,!EIH YEARS ls AGo .63:
IN curing disease upon prnci pies in accordance
with great natural laws induced their establish
ment as an incorporated institution under act Of
the Legislature by the title OF THE GhEFEhBEkG
COMPANY OF New Yerk. The continued success Of
their remedies, and the firm hold they have gained
upon public confidence has fully justified the honor
conferred upon the Association by Legislative en-
actment and they have reason to feel great pride m
chartered BY public authority. Unsolicited te5tl
mOny from public and private individuals and com
msndatOry notices IN the leading publie Journals
bear witness to the medical skill and high personal
character Ut the gentlemen connected with the IN
stitutiOn thus assuring the public that, among the
many unworthy advertisers Of the day, THE GREE
ENBERG COMPANY has ever been and will BE-
reliable and Trustworthy medium Tor the restoration
Of health 20 the afflicted, and all Who suffering
may address them with entire confidence
The principles and practice of medicine adopted BY
this Institution are lucidly forth IN tn E GRKF-
ENBEkG MANUAL OF HEALTH, an invaluable
medical work, published for family use, and thtre-
fore sold &C the nominal pFce OF p cnts, tor which
sum It is mailed tree 70 any part OF she country.
The health OF American Women, diseases Of Chill
dren, and the obscure and chronic orlplaints
as we'll the common diseases incident TO this cOun
and Il Is enough say they have proved themselves
fully oOmpetent for the great trusts which the public
have eOnhded to ther skill.
Their series Of Medicines embrace eleven different
remedies adapted to different diseases with minute
directions accompanying each article. The Medi-
cine 70 which wish to call the attentiOa Of the
many Females afflicted with disease, Is
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STATE CONVENTION.

PHiLADBLPHIA, Feb %.
The Democratic State Convention unanimously
adopted series Ofresclutions for State sovereign
ty and Uuion rights South, In Territories, &c.
A COMMITTEES was appointed to convey resolutions
to the Preaident
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HOME TE6T[1fONY.

In this connection Oner a few taatimOnials:
II am Methodist Clergyman, aud when on nv
circuit have met with many women troubled wifh
the diseases Dr which you advertise marshals Ute
rine Cathooon a. cure have advised its use and
Is has Effected complete cure wherever Il has been
used. Rev. PETER SHARP,
Western Star, Ohio.
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DIaIUNl = co =
Tbs Common Council Of this city last evening
passsd resolutions, BY q large majority, eensurng
se1efe n tbe United States, relative 20 the sign
ers Of the petition for the passage Of the Oflen-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-23

KELLOGG REeUBLATED By HIs -CONr
II Z sTtTUENTs = ~ G. : - -
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r lLa.I HkLIFAx, Feb. 2.
The steamship America, from Liverpool eth,
Ma QueensioNn, 10th inst arrived this q. m
Brehdstnhs quiet
Provisions steady.
G iOOnsols 81 lsfGQ2.
4 portion 81 me Sandman troops had arrived
DIiar6aaces had taken place At Nolaaskoh
and Annelling.
town on the 10th. -, -
The ship sarah Bell, wrecked at wexford, had
been ia collision with the ship henry OlAy
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TIE 32D IN NEW YORK.
NEW YnRr. Feb. %.

NEh AoEAI SO' A4'
The military parade to-day in honor Of the
birthday Of Washington was probably the
largest ever held on such an occasion, and
the streets wore the appearance of general
b,fs5ov ID .
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8a5-R Read what DR.. Bushnell SAYS Of the Grasen.
berg Medicines. Dr., B. is physician Of sTtensiVe
pretlcei and one OF the most successful In the eoun
ty lIrumbulll in which be resides;
This certihes that L have used the Grefenberrag p
Pills and marshalis Uatholicon, sold here hF "a o.
Johnson In my practice They are good medicines.
Hart1crd, Trumbull county, Ohio, March 7, 1851.
eolq by DrHEgists and Medictnp Desirr8 through
out the country. FOR Medicines or ARsncies. ad-
dress n. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland =
iAnsd&W lrrFl eenorAi AEentfer Ohio.
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Il URIOUS KOINOIDENCEl
MRS. WINsL0W,

1ents to the attention Of Mothers, her
SOOTH NG 5 YRU P,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
which greatly facilitates the process Of teething X
softening the gums, reducing all Northumberland
allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and Is sures
To REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, VIII give rest to your
selves, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for over-ten
years. and CAN SAY, IN CONFIDEECE AND
TRUTH Of it, what We have never been able to say Of
any other medicine, NEYER HAS 1T FAILED IN
A SINGLE INSTANCETO EFFECT A CURE when
timely used. Never did We know an instance Of dis
satisfaction by any one who used It, On the contra
terms of commendatiOn Of the magical effects and
medical virtues. We speak in this matter "WHAT
pledge our reputation for the fufllment Of what We
here declare In almost every instance where the
infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
viii he found IN ntteen or twenty minutes after the
syrup Is administered. -..#
This valuable preparation is the prescription Of
one Of the most Experienced and Skillful Nurses IN
New England, and has been used with Never failing
-''''' THOUSANDS OF GASES.
II not only relieves the child from pain but invg
orates the stomach aud bowels coTrects ascidity and
almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS, and WIND OOLIC
and oYercomes commissions, which if not speedily
remedied end in death. We bslieye it the best and
safest remedy in the world in all cases Of Dysentery
md Diarrh0sa In children, whether it arises from
reething, or any other cause. We would say to eve
sry Mother who has child suffering from any Of the
foregoing complaints, do not let your pref Judices
the preudcea OF Others stand between you and your
suffering Child and the relief that will be sure, yes,
ABSOLUTELY sure. to follow the Of this Medicine,
ftimey used. Full direction for using will accom-
any each bottle. None genuine unless the fac
,ifnile Of CURTIS b PERKINS, New York, is on
he outside wrapper Sold by Druggists throughout
the World.
Principal Office, 13 Cedar Street, New York.
PRICE, ONLY 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
sept2SdhwR26
For sale by STRONG & ARMSTRONG, Agents
i ~ Superior street. Cleveland
BL5-Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup, the genuine
article, for sale by Churchill 4 Brother Druggista
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- COTTON o0NHREss


MoETe0nKEr, Feb. 81.
On mationof 1-r, GooU, Il was resolved that
the Finance Committee be Instructed to inquire
1lta the exrad,e-cy 0f laying an export duty on
Cotton. AdQpted
frmed Mr.. TocnbEr as Secretary Of State. Nr.
Msminger, Tfislrtery aud L. Pope WALKER See
Sstzry of War
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS &

CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS &
CINCINNATI RAILROAD.
1861. WINTER ARaAxeEMESr. 1861
On and after Monday, November 18th, ls6O, Passen-
ger Trains viii leave Cleveland as follows:
6u0 A. \. N. Y q Cincinnati ENpress--stQpping At
Berea, Grafton, Wellington, New London,
Salem, Shelby, and all Stations south Of
Shelby reaching Columbus az lsf0 P. H.
7:2O P. n. Might ETpTess-sIopping at ell stations
north Of Gallon, Gilead, CardingtOn, Ash
ley, Delaware and Lewis Center and al
other stations 70 leave passengers only.
Reaching Columbus at L30 A. NJ and Cin-
cinnati at 7:S0 A. X.
.a-aa- CONNECTIONS.
shelby, Sandusky, Mansfield & Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield Mt Vernon Newark, hanesVillss
sc.
OrestIine, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Rail-
road, for Forest, Upper Ssnduslly, Delphos,
Lima Fort Wayne LapoEtes Chicago &c.
west and East for Mansfield, Wooster, Mas
Gallon and Beliefontaine Railroad Line, for Marion
BeIlef0n taine, Sidney, Union, Muncie, In
dlnapolis, Terre HauteB vtncenresy EFanB-
Ville Louisville, Cairo, St. Louis, SC.
BclaWare with Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Pitts
burgh Railroad for Springfield
Columbus, Little Miami I Columbus, and Xenia
Railroad, for Xenia, Dayton, indianapolis,
Tsrre Haute, ST, Louis, Morrow, Loyelandt ,
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio 3 Mis-
sissippi Railr0ed at Cincinnati Tor LOuiB-
vile, Evansville, Cairo, st. Louis, and all
points on the Ohio river.
Oolumbss, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark 1ane5-
VILE, Wheeling, &C., Columbus, PiQua and
Indiana Railroad for Piqua, Urbana, &C.
RS For Iickets 20 all points and Information ap-
ply at the Union Ticket Once 81 Superior street, or
at the Passenger Station
- =. 5. FLINT, Superintendent.
Cleveland, November q, 1860
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8ail 80aas.
.LEVELAND Q TULEpO B. r

lLEVELAND y TOLEDO r. r.
isJ0-I WINTER ARRANGEMENT. issO.t
On and ansr Monday, Nofembsr Hfh, issO Trains
on this Road will leave Cleveland as i6uoWsi
T50 A. ~ Through NAL, stopping all stations on
the southern Diviaion, arriving e Toledo
i2S0F r. H..
800 ?. n. Mail ttoDa at ell stations east Of ndusy,
on Northern Division, ana arrives at SAN
100 P NJ Chicago ESpfesi@stops st 81 stations e4
eept Washington and clay, and arrfVUs
In Toledo at f2.lO A. ~ = F ~,
CONNECTIONS.
Concessions aro made at Monroevile with the ssn-
dusky, N Mhnsheld aud Newark K. g. at Clyde With
the 5andusky, Dayton aud Cincinnati r. Rat FFs-
mont with Fremont h udiana r. B., and al Toledo
with the Michigan hoathsrn Northern Indiana
aud Toledo and Wabash Railroads for Chicago, De
troit, jackson, Fort Wayne, u0ganspOrt, Lafayette
Cairo Al9oni g. louis, aud ell points West, North.
west and Southwest.
Trains arrive In Cleveland from Tc edo and the
West, at $50 A. y and s0 ?. y. And from saudus'
a.23 4. a. .. .1.
Ticket Oncsi 81 superior s., and Al the Depot.
L. d. RUCkERt
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TIE soUTHERN CoNeREss.


Congress has unanimously passed an act
declaring the establishment Of the free nsvi-
cation Of the Mississippi. 1t gives general
satisfaction.
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AGATNST -FIRE .

Constantly on hrnd and for sale by the agent Al
ais depot, No. IS Superior street. large Assortment
81 those Justly cslehrsted W1LDERia PATENT
SALkMAEDER SAFES, to which the attention
the public ls called. b. K AGfNOLD6.
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CHURCHILL 4 BRO, DruggiEts,
". cor. Pnb. Squara snd Ontario IT,