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NTASTER's sALE-PURSU-

MASTERS 8 A L E.-PURSU-
ly ANT 20 the command Of deorueal order Of
SaIO IRON the court Of Common Pleas Of OuyahoRn
County, ct the suit Of The Cleveland and NAhOninG
RatlrOad COMPANY against Isaac Il. Hewitt
and others, 70 directed shall axpoae for sale ct
public auetion, at the door Of the Court House, IN
the City Of Cleveland, on the tWsnty.hffh day Of
March 1854, q thres o'clock p. n, the iooWing de-
Bcribod parcels Of land, Gituats in the City Of OsTO.
land, county Of Cuylhoga, and State Of Ohio, and
known by being part of HeWittB subdivision Of the
70 Wit
Parcel 10; ]. Lot No. afsesn Of said Subdiyision.
Appraised 6 t13l6.
Parcel 70, 3 Los No. sixteen Of said SubdiviS-
ion. Appraised et Sfoa
PARCEL No, 3 Lot No seventeen Of said aubdiviI-
ion Appraiked Is Clel3.
Parcel No. Z. Lot No. slThtoan Of said subdivil-
ion. Appraised as Sie38.
Parcel No. s. The westerly Part Of lot No. nine
tssn Of said subdivision bounded noFtherly south.
erly and westerly by the lot lines, and ea1fsrly by
the cantre line Of brick vail nearly parallel With
Marvin street and about forty-saFon fest distant
Eoutbeanterly tharefrom. Aglraiaad at f7ofS
Parcel 10. 8. The eagterly Pgrt Of lot No. line.
teen Of said subdiyiGlon bounded norsharlTt sasta
L and soEthsrly b. the lot lines and westerly b.
the oontre line Of brick wall nearly parallol with
4srEin stEeot and sb0ut forty,1oysn. 1sst distant
Henry g. ABHGH, ha8taE Oomm'F.
aANE1Ii 6AqEUs HoELl, AttornoY1-
Feb, =, l9Gtfob 81
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Queen Victoria lately entertained Bishoy
heIIyains, Of Ohio, ct breakfast
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HEADQUARTERS, CAKF LAHDER,
NEW CREEK, Feb. 10, 1852.

Coz. J. O. LHE-Dear Sir: Permit me to
express to you, and through you to the off.
GERS and men under your command, my ap-
probation Of the manner In which they con-
Quoted themselves during their long and te-
dious march, and at the same time permit
me to say that the bravery and ooOlness they
exhibited in the affair ct Moorefeld convinoes
me that with such men there is no question
about the ultimate success Of the Union
cause.
You viii accept my thanks, and express
the same to those under your command, for
the promptness and zeal with which they
obeyed the orders in the late expedition.
Respectfully yours,
S.H. DUNNING,
Acting Brig. Gen. Comd'g.
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AMpSEMEMIS.
CLEVELAND
MlFIHG PARK.


lgPark, which aill Be. .opsnod 70 visitors on
MOAOAI. JanuarY 6th, 1859, has an area Of shout
~ W Sttes, - looetee on central LEact{ near Lne
gili b vs Seneca StFssi add he sssos sllssf Snd
F0nt3on !, B,Eblagss and the ePtranes gate at ne
'iff BULBS AND REGUhAFTOEs.
l. The control Of the Park win be in the hands Of
the Proprietors and supsIln tsndsnt, aDd twelve
hoidsrs of amily tickets, Who viii enforce obsdi-
enes to regulations and preserve strict 0rd0f aRd
3. Game. Of all kinds VIII b prohibited. except
When proper proTiaionl are made tor them. NO
sespt sueh n are rnisbed b. ne md
3. Any peruon who Wilifulig creates diatur penco
in the Park, or In any Way eonduel3 hinseli in 2
lorthWith the Proprisfor rsssFVie the right 70
Iund q all such psTso1s thsr gabscrtDtt0n money,
4 Ogufions snd directions IRON fhs supsEi1tsnd-
ent and PArk-keeperI should IN III eases b immo-
5. TioEsI5 not transferable. An porsous VIII b
required % show their tckete In order 70 gain Cd.
lairtancs = ths Psrk. II tiek0tS ars trsnsisrrsd
-s Price q Iisistl WI b as ioTie.s: TsHlly
iiekst5 Vii D ts5ned . gente9en e 80 sch or
check 70 sssh indiVidual member 81 ne Suhsori-
Der iamily, llsrvlnts acceptedl, VINO yin b 3D.
men holding Family Tieksts viii also have ths
privileges Of introducing 20 the ParK ms Of charge,
PeesIiy undsrstood, that any psrion indrodusing
visitor VII Be rssponEibls sOr SIS Of hsr 9sD0rtmsnt
y T. .'is sssss5 tickets win be . follows. +
Tickets admitting GontlSz1an and IBdF-..,...l5 @
!. fs2tlsnAn n-'----------. '--'-----.. SS SS
g ~: under Y y'aF q So. 3
Single admission for skstsrs. 4
speotators win be adnittsed but not allowed Y
i skats-l0 cents.
8. aentlsmsn holding season Tickets yin b a.
lowed 70 introduce uon-reaidsnss Of The city upoI
paying 2 cents Tor each admission Of the person .,
L introduced; the party mailing the introdac1oE
being responsible for the department. Of the partl
i introduced.
2. No skating on Sunday.
when the ios d in good condition aAg VII B.
Il raised ct the Skating fark. g
An tickets are sold subject 70 the above naguia-
tons, and such other RUSS e. the PEOprietor nay
1 Iom time 70 time, see 1T b ADOPT.
Tickets can Be procured OF d. Horton, eupertn
ten1ent, at the once OF the Park, from o'clock u
Il the morning till In the evening.
s. 8. STOEEs Proprietor.
Il D. HORTON, Bupsrintsndant.
1 Cleveland Ian. 4, las1.z77 - -
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lssne every afturnooz st O'Clock an Even
laF Leader csntaining eli the latest news up Q
thlt tiro. The Evening Leader viii contain All
ne tolegFuphio neWe received IN TIE Gay gme,
md IA 4 complete paper IN ITSELF Subscribers
aa7 b frrniShsd with The morning OF evening
etitica AZ The same price, via, ave o0llaf :
s1aF. or Sfty cents per month. NeWB Agents 1ur-
hlshtd a. si.s0 per 100 copies
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Yours

The following is circular from Gen. Dun
ming, which was read this evening at dress
parade to the 66th. tits highly encouraging
to the soldiers to have their bravery and en-
durance appreciated and commended:
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AN lNFALLIBLE
PAIN EXTERM MINAT0R.
TIE Most Wonderful Article eper offered to the
Public for Immediately Eradieating
the Severest Pains and Sore

The Most Wonderful Article eUer offered to the
Public for Immediately Eradieating
the SeUerest Pains and Sore
ness of eUeTy descriP-
tioH that the
Human Systsm is Afflicted With.
Ali we ask is to give It ore mir trial and We are
confident that like Thousands Of others, you will bear
testimony In tts favor.
CLEVKLAND, EoV. lst, 1850.
This is to certify that haVs used Dr. Gray's Gold
en- Pain Searchef in OF violent Diarrhoeai and
found It TO give immediate relief and believe Il TO
be q valuable medicine 10 many kinds Of digeass.
DAVID ADAMS.
OLEvELAND. June l, 1850.
This Is to certify that have used Dr. Gray's Cold
Pain Searcher, aud md It Of the bsst articles
In for the purposes recommended, and cheeriuny
recommend it to those having Neuralgia or hhsu-
matte pains. g. W. SfAWARr1 d. p,
DECEMBER, 18th, 1850.
This fs to certify that have used Or GrayB Cold
en- Psia searoher for Neuralgia snd have found it
Presiding Elder N Z Church,
RaFenna Dist.
From the BsY. J. o. Whitsl
HavfnR used and ssen used DR.. Grays Golden Pain
Searcher with favorable results, cheertully CON.
mend &c for acute nervous diseases
JAMES O. WHITE,
feb2I:dtW&Wly Cleveland, uct l, 81
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b. G. BLAKE.

The fact is, that the noisiest opposition to
Mr.. Wade in Ohio, comes from clique OF
northeastern politicians, who are exaspersted
at distribution Of public patronage contra-
" to their desires. ~ -
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A DDISON'S AMERICAN UE-
"a MEsT-For mending China, GAS, &e.,-by
GF the strongest and bsst Csms1t ever 06srse. I5T
sails wholesale and retail, by W, Z. H0GG.
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
~ OF BALDWIN UNIVERsITY-Ths OOurse
IS practical extensive end thorough similar 70 that
css with each College Term. ur next Tsrm COM
msnces March llths 1859. Eq UouTses n advance
Ihs Grammar Department gives superior fAcllitiss
for learning GeIman, lspls.a&Ra6
VETERINARY AND HORSE
ssOEING.-H. ". REDHARB 4 Co., respect
fay annOunce 70 their friends and the public that
tablishmsnt, they prepared 70 attend to the
veterinary and Bhosing 81 Horses, in the most
skillfnl manusr- All business done, and charges
maze, will be satisfactory Ee viii warrant.
"a Give q tall and II not as We say, Just let us
know. fsbz:kl2
OWEEPING A PASTIME.-WE
~ respectfully invite the attention Of public 70
Moneys Patent Carpet Sweeper,
which converts the great and diIas sesbls task Of
A PHEASANT PASTIME.
A Child can operate It.
No dusting Is necessary aftsr sweeping.
1t sweeps laster and better than broom
It does not iniuTe the CARPET.
Il picks uP linE and srit that broom WIN not;
The use off is pleasure, and the most delicate
lady child even, can sweep the heaviest carpets
IL saves Curtains, urn' turs books &C., from the
damage and nuisance Of the dust that accompanies
It can b used IN sick room without annoyance
Il Is % cheap that al who have carpets can afford
It i tss only perfect carpet sweeper ever offered
$40 -'-''' TAYLOR, eRIsWOLD CO.,
tobl4 l73 eup1r1cr AMI Ls5 Bank 80.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

GTEAM BOILER FOB SALE
~ We have nine secondhand steam Boilers for
sale cheap for Uash, suitable for SAW MILL- and
other purposes. 7 hose wishing Boilers can obtain
good bargains BY calling soon ct our Bridge and
Boiler Factrry, 30. s53 ST. Clair street. ths o.
r Railfoad crossing.
feb20 Raj KING FREEZE.
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FriOe-s1 per box, Persons elfing f1F Pfa
viii enclose one dollar snd Two sostfl le Slsnps.
Several persons moving the slhceog 81 thesa.
Ptls have advertised as being ag5ul1 az Dr.
Vichol5' PILLS, and selling WOgthle78 article.
The genuine VIoHors' FMrIkLE IEArrAn PrEIA
oannOt be found g any other Plses IN o. q. 6
except ct Dr. Hunters lHfEnGzY, Clefalrnf, O
DT. Hunter has IN bis Possession nIlnaEnu3 e..
dheates sud testimonials, which felislcd Gld
kindly permitted hin to exhibit % thost dl1iroug
q y. Sslslo.. y. -. 80. e. -,
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A DDISON'S AMERICAN UE-
"a MEaT-For mpnding China, GAS, &e.,-by
a the strongest and bsst Cement ever Odsree- ItT
sails wholesale and retail by W, Z. fOGG.
The New York herald., 1862-05-08
sECARs AND TOBACCO.

cEGARs VERY CHEAP THE ASSIGNEE AT NO "
- Broadway still closing the st0ck of Havana, DO
meslie Add German Segsrs Pur.hssers Vii he ouerei
gresisr isduosmepts than can be offered elsewhere
The New York herald., 1862-05-08
THE REBELLION.

CCoTTs ao-THE REGIMENT HAS MOVED TO
- Washington. All members left behind from oyersayed
passes ether will report to undersgned Par day
within weeks We do not wish any member lett out
Major BENNETT, No. Pine street. Sergeant McCLER
MONT, Is Centre street.
- for salc; also Stans, hountings Trimmings Eagles
Balls Spear Heads, Ac. Ornsments! Painting ANA Embro
dering on silk. HOJER GRAHAM, ~ Duane street.
TINTED STATES MARINE CoRPs-wANTED FOR
the United States Marine Corps able bodied intelligent
unmarried between the ages Of eighteen and forty
years not less than ave feet four and half inches high and
OF good character.
and board OF vessels Of
Pay from SIS to 92 per month, with abundance OF
vernmsnt.
Apply at the Rendezvous 1s Bowery or st the Marine
Barracks, Flushing avenue, Brooklyn.
A. GARLAND, Major Commanding.
yrOSBuRG CHAssEURs, FIETY THIRD REGIMENT
N y. V.-Hurry W for that 500 bounty. Last chance
befsre The war ends Recruits now wanied at No ~ Cahs
rine street Apply 10 Captain MuHFORD or Lieutenant
sPERLISG, formerly OF Dsryees Zolayes.
The New York herald., 1862-05-08

SESD THEM TO YOUR swEETHEARTs
- IN THE ARMY
These national American Playing Cards v be welco NE to
every soldier Price 25c pack four packs mailed free
receipt III dollar. Address
AMERICAN PUBLISHING AGENCY,
GET THE
UNION PLAYING CARDS.
The New York herald., 1862-05-08

nR. r. HoLLlcK. AUTHOR OF THE MARRIAGE
- Guiden and Lecturer the Physiology and Derange
of the Parental SYSTEM office No 69S broadway
~ till daily except Sundays N B.-Dr H. attends only
10 those peculiar described hs well books
and lectures. Address boz 3.6o6 Post Office
NINE. DEMoRESTS MIRROR OF FAsHIoNsi-THE
l number with valuable additions and splendid
improvements comprising elegant Fashion Plates Engrav
ings Braid Work. Embroidery three fu Patterns
OF Dresses. ready.
NINE DEMoREsrs MIRROR OF FASHIONS IS UY-
ll questionably and emphatcay the largest and
Fashion Magazine in the world Published
broadway and sold everywhere II IS oents Mailed free
receipt Of the price Yearly ST. with privilege
Ing 81 cents worth Of plain patterns extra premium
summer number now ready.
CPLENDID SUMNER FAsHtoks.ELEGANTLY IL
- Illustrated and fully described In Mme DEMoRESTs
MIRROR OF FASHIONS and sold everywhere at rs cents
Mailed tree receipt OF the price. Summer number
ready.
THE MARRIAGE GUIDE, OR NATURAL HISTORY OF
Generaton-A private Instructor for married persons
those sbout 10 marry both male and female By Frederick
Hock, D. author and lecturer upon the Physiology and
Diseases Of the 0ensraye Organs with numerous engra
ngs aud coored plates 20oth edition, much ENLARGED
improved and brought down TO the present day Price D.
Sent by natl postage paid on receipt Of the price. w.
STRONG pabiisher, 9s Nassau street For sale by al
book sellers and newsdeaers In the United States and
Cansda Also four other works by the author Send
for catalogue The ony works OF the kind
lished Medical Journal
The New York herald., 1862-05-08

TTNI0N PLAYING CARDS
~ The suis Eagles. Shields Stars and Flags Colonel
instead OF King Daughter OF the Regiment for Queen aud
Major for the Jack Al spot cards numbered IN
cards No new ganes 70 learn Send fer circular Usu
discount 10 the trade Single packs rs cents four pack
mailed free on receipt OF one dollar.
AMERrCAH
PUBLISHING AGENCY
IA Chambers st. eel.
York
The New York herald., 1862-05-08
REsTAURANTs.

RESTAURANTS.
IIURRAH FOR GLORY. ANOTHER GREAT VIC.
III tory, and the greatest gained accomplished b. T.
COFFEY at Az Broadway where h. sells bss. Ale in
the for cents per glass Stop and see Oil Jim Every
BODY calls TO see him.
Mr. JONES, CAN you TELL ME- WHAT TWO
Il sevens maker Or course ~. No, shey don /: hsy
maze the nsatesi preest, casest puzzle bcIss 10 tas
Ninth ward Furnished Rooms 10 the Rat or yeek
SPENCER
The New York herald., 1862-05-08

S,TRAw GooDs-PoR MISSES BOYS AND INFANTS
- All the and desirable spring syhs now ready ri
sRAkTAg, Canal street, corner " Wooster.
The New York herald., 1862-05-08

4 LLEvIATOR-CORNS CURED FOR ONE CENT
IA each by msing DR.. BRIGGS Corn Buuon A-yia.
tor new harmless and CERTAIN for Corns, Bunions
Caosities Frosted and Bstered Feet &c. Naris nt,d
TO produce results satisfactory and surprising
80 cents and ~ box Sent by mail receipt price
and sX Sold by druggists Dr. j. BRIGGS propri.
tor and practical Chropodst 22 Broadway opposite
PaGl's church, New York.
I AIDES, HOTEL KEEPERS AND LAUSDREssEs-
- Give Sparrows London Washing rystal trial
by all respectable and druggists pack
age. Agent for New York, j. W. BlNNEY n Gear street
DOSTAGE STAMPS
i BOUGHT SOLD AND EXCHANGED, AND TAKEN
FOR ADVERTISING IN ALL NEWSPAPERS
address box SO Post Office, New York
The New York herald., 1862-05-08
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

nEUx CuIMNIERES FRANCHISES DE PREMIER
- ordre don't (vrai Gordon beu), deux feIame de
chambre don't de premier ordre prssseur dc fran
ca ct mare dequitaon instutrice pour l. franais,
fanglas rallemand fespagnol ct e piano. deux
table de premier ordre Fun francas ct fauire aemand
valet de chambre paran cinq lAnges des femmes de
chambre des bonnes denfants lEu-
rope, demandent placer dams de bonpes families Sa-
de suite PAgcnce Francaise de NJ O. GAlLLARD
81 Sixth avenue autorsee s gonvernement Ia recon
mandaion des prncipales families de New York. On de-
mande Ia meme addresse nourrice franchise deux
de second ordre ct femme de chambre
la Havane \ $50 par mos
nN DEMANDE-UNE FILE FRANCAISE POUR
" femme de chambre ct coudre. adresser 2S East
18th
TINE FILE FRANCHISE DESIRE Sc PLACER
u CONNIE boEne denfants. S'adresser No. 3U2 8ne
avenue.
TINE JEUNE FRANCA1SE DESIRE UNE SITUATION
~ dams famiile Americane pour prendre sons des
enfants ellie peut ournr de bonne sa
and 10Th aves., a A. Gein.
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Dysentery, Diarrhw wn, Relax, Warms.

Your Pills have had long trial In my practice and
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them excellent remedy, when given IN small Doses hsS
bilious dyscnt,ry anil RipThGg Their sugnr-cnatlIg
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of women aud children.
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A Treatise on the Cause Of Premature Ireay- n o.,
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AY RS
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

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philadelphia 4 Reading Rail Read.
WINTER ARRANG EMEN1'

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Is gst ~ OF fAssHSsEE NayomSSr T. l3di TaAlNS'
passing Rcading)
DownItO Philadelphia, at go and IL NJ, - noon,
and NJ
WEST, TO LEBANON AND HARRISBURG:
Western Express from New York, at l.O7 AM.
Mail Trains, at 1885 NJ and 5,4j NJ
on sundays, the Down A NJ Tram passing Reading,
at 0 30 4 NJ and Up Train, at 5,57 NJ
Both 1850 A NJ aud SAB NJ, up Trains connect at
Port Clinton for Tamaqua, WillamspOrt EJmiIa, Buff
aIn Niagara and Canada.
The 1850 NJ, Train only connects at Port Clinton
for Wilkesbarre Scranton and pttstOn.
The Western Express Trains connect at Harrisburg
with Express Trains the Pennsylvania Railroad for
Ptsburg and all points West aud the Mail Trains
supnect at Harrisburg for Lancaster, Chambersburg,
&hbury Williansport, Lock Haven, Emira and the
Canadas,
Through First-Class Coupon Tickets, and Emigrant
Tickets reduced Faros to all the principal points in
the North aud West, and the Canadas
COMPUTATION TICKETS,
With % Coupons 25 per cent discount, between any
pOiuts desired
MILEAGE TICKETS,
Good for 5000 miles, between all points, at Sij-for
Families and Business Firm, and Season 7iokGts good
for the holder only for three months in any Passenger
train to Phiadelpha at $40 each School Season Tick
| cts onc.third less.
the UPPER DEPOT and all other Trains, at the LOW.
| Err DEPOT.
! 90 lbs of baggage allowGc each passenger
r. Passengers requested to purchase their Tick.
cts before entering the higher Fares charged II
Tn trains Leave Philadelphia for Reading Harrisburg
and Pottsve at g NJ 3,Ij NJ, and at 4,3O p Nd, for
Reading only.
~ Excursion Tickets, good for day, by 500 A,
| NJ. Accommodation Train to Philadelpha and return
| at 81 90 each. q. A NICOLLS,
| Genera Superintendent.
| Janunrv 4 1869