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BANKING HOUSE OF
JAY COOKE G co.,

IN CONNECTION WITH OUR
Il hon=ss ~ Pbilsd-lp:iA and Washington, We
have opened a NEW YORK HOUSE at above To-
cation, and offer our services to Banks, Bankers,
and Investors for the Transaction Of their business
in this city, including purchases and salts Of Gov
FRNHEEr srcUEIrIFs, STOCKS, BONDS, AND GOLD.
We are constantly represented at the Stock EK-
change and Gold Board, where orders sent us are
promptly filed. We Keep On hand a full supply Of
Government Securities of all Issues,
buying and selling at current prices, aud allowing
correspondents the most liberal rates the market
affords. JAY COOKE Y Co.
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~PHILOSOPHY ORMAkRIAGl

H-PHILOSOPHX OFhAkRlAGE-
fine PruoEiotors OF q . New York Museum Of Anst-
Omy have d~steTniaed, regardless OF expense, to is
Eue fres flor the tspsht Of suffering humanity, and
suppression OF 9uackeryl fodr OF thsir most inter-
setting aud instructive Lectures on Marriages and
its Disqualification, Nervous aud Physical ne'1l-
~, Premature decline Of Manhood, Indigestion,
Weakness or Deprossion, ImpUtaney, Loss OF Ener-
" and Manly Power the Great Social Evil, and
chose Meladiss which result from youthful f%oilios,
sEeesssz OF maturity, and ignorance Of Phys.olOgy
and laws u mature.
These Invaluable Lectures have been the means
bnlightsniBg and saving Thousands, and will be
orwardsd free, on receipt Of four stamps, by sd
dressing SECRETARY, New York Museum OF
Anatomy and Nedieius, 61s broadway, Kew York.
fablGRS
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HAIR DYE, &C.

Agents for tho American Watch Company,
je2s-lmDkW IS2 broadway, n 4.
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RE WE DESIRE TO CALL AT
TENrION to the Saratoga "a Spring Water.
The analysis shows it TO contain a large per cent.
more nedlcinal miuerpl propartles than the Con-
erssI, Kissingsr, vichy, or any other Spring
Water in tho world. Its tcaic, diuretie. aai ca
thart;c properties are wonderful, and inyigorate
the system in a remarkable mannsr. We under
tAnd it is being kept by the principal Druggists,
Hotels. and Groeers. je2S;f34
R7-rHE BRIDAL CHAMBER-An
Essay Of Warning and instruction Tor Young Men.
Also, new and reliable treatment for Diseases Of
the Urinary aud Sexual Systems. Sent hSs In
scaled envelopes. AddroSs Dr.. J. Skillin Boughtaa,
Howard Association. Philsdeiphia, Pa. NV IA.
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RoEBEp.-Some scamps picked the pOek-
cts Of three Central New York ladies at the
A. L C. W. R r. depOson Tuesday evening,
of all their money, tickets, &c.
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10 tue fAche-L CJACclfhbte DlaCh OF bToAhs
simple application OF
CHRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE,
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CITY NEWS.
ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL,
Alexander Mcdonnell the Leader
Sheriff Nicola Threatened.

SherifNicol yesterdaymorning discover
ed and frustrated an attempt on the part q
Mcconnell, the homicide, and others, 10
break jail and escape.
Some days ago the Sheriff received infor-
nation from one of the prisoners that Nc
Cornell had made many ugly threats of
vengeance upon him, who, he claimed, was
the cause Of his arrest and all his troubles (;
that he would pay the Sheriff off with a
knife before his (McCOnnelTs) execution.
Sheriff Nicola paid little heed to the threat;
nevertheless he was on his guard and on
Wednesday became fully convinced that an
attempt to break jail was contemplated. 1t
being then too late in the evening to ex-
anime the Jail he ordered all the prisoners
TO be locked up in their respective cells, and
Yesterday morning proceeded to make a
minute investigation Of the premises.
Everything seemed in its proper place
till he came TO examine a range of con
demned cells on the east side of tho Jail
on the second floor. In this range some
years ago the lock Of a cell was blown oil,
aud the roof, which is of stone, was drilled
through. This cell has since been barred
up and z piece Of iron placed over the hole
in the roof. Hero the prisoners doubtless
got the plan Of their contemplated escape.
The cell next this one was found this
morning to have been blown up with pow
der, which was placed in the lock. To
deaden the sound OF The explosion blankets,
&C., had been placed in front of the cell.
Once in the cell the prisoners proceeded
with iron rods, which they had wrenched
from tho railing of the stairs, to drill some
dozen holes into the stone roof, which they
filled with powder. Thu far had they got
The stone roofing gone, they would have
met the pine floor of the female prisoners
cells. Above that lath, plaster and the
roof. Among the tools found in the cell was
a large knife fashioned like a saw-dnubt-
less to cut away tho lath and roof.
The lock of the cell was blown to pieces
about three O'Clock on Tuesday morning,
and must have been done by a prisoner
named Morse, who was watching as the
side of a sick prisoner named Pears. The
lAA9s1SAo III hb5 IGalS hNEC loAnu AAnpAC-
menls that had been used in drilling the
stone roof, are: Mcconnell, convicted Of
murder; Iced aud Huffman, counterfeiters;
Morse, charged with adultery MalIeIi, a
burglar and Wade, a thief.
Mcconnell appears to nave been the lead
er Of the movement. He is allowed to leave
his cell each morning for a couple of hours,
and has the freedom of jail to walk in and
take exercise. He has frequently stolen be-
yond the limits prescribed by the sheriff
and on hearing f1ots tops would run back 10
his cell, catch up his bible and pretend to
30 intently studying it, wnen at the sam
lime the bible was upside down.
A special guard has been stationed in the
all to prsvest or Illustrate any future at
at an untimely jail delivery.
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WrULOUGHRY COILFGIATg IySTI.

w TUfE, where you can live IN greatest exon
omy, and rise irOn Primary Studies to grSd7S-
ton in either L'terA y or Ornamental depart
m.Bts, will b-gin the Fsll Term August 18th.
Sent tor Catalogue.
iVls.3s6 J. p
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0 L. HUYNEWELL,


re ASTONISH1NG-Thos Cohen,
Of 81 North Sixth st WiIIiamsburgh, who had
he rheumatism for IL years, aud has walked on
crutches for six months, has been restored 10 per-
feet health BY a few doses OF ALFE'S
REAT RHEUhATIC REMEDY. lie is willing
to confirm this statement on cath, IL roquir.d.
tess.Rr7 STRONG ARMSTRONG, Agents.
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INSURANCE.
BUCKEYE MUTUAL ms. COMPANY.
FIRE AND MARINE.

BUCKEYE MUTUAL ms. COMPANY.
FIRE AND MARINE.
Capital 900
Profits divided in Cash to the Stock and Policy
holsters. Thirty per cent. Cash Dividend paid on
the earned premiums OF all participating Policies
for year 1906.
Takes Marine Hazards OF all Kl- ds;
Fire Risks on Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture
Vessels in Port, and the better class of risks gem
orally.
VIM. Hart, W. T. Walker, H. Chamberlin
P Chamberlin, =. W. FELTON,, c. A. Gardner
Amasa stOne,jr.L. d. Hudson, A. W. French,
K. PeIton, L. l.. Willard.
Gddee, OVIaII's Exchange, foot Supe.
rIOF-st., Cleveland, U.
VIM. HART, Presidons.
L. D. HUDSON. Secretary.
CAPT. @. a. GARDNER, Marine Inspector.
sp27:R1f
SUN INSURANCE COMPANY.
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once No. 15S SgperiOr-st-, Cleveland.
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Fully represented by First-Class Standard
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DIRECTORS.
stillman Witt, John =. Warner,
James Mason, Robert Hanna,
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sTILLMAN WITT. President.
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y, Q. ROUSE, Secretary. mara0:R3
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MEDICAL.
GLAD NEWS.
F0R THE UNFORTUNATE.
EpEGIFM PILLS

BRLLS SPECIFIC PILLS.
p WARRANTED IN L CASKS
For the Speedy and Permanent Cure ofaN Disessos
arising from Sexual Excsssos, or
YOUTHFUL INDISCRETIOEs.
Seminal Loss, Nightly Emissions and Sensual
Dreams, Genital. Physical and Nervous Debility,
Impotence, elect, Sexual Diseases, &c.
No CHANGE or DIEF Is NECESSARY.
And tnsy C-R be used without detection. Each
box contains CO Pills. Price Ono Dollar. n you
cannot get them OF yolr Druggist, they viii be
sent by mail, securely sealed, postpaid, with foil
Instruction., that insure q cure, on receipt 0! tie
money and a pamphlet OF 100 pages on the errors
Of youth, the consequence and remedy, sont free,
ten cents required for postage. Address De-.
DEYAE, Consulting Physician, slS, Broadway,
h. Y. =
FOR sale by C. ". CLARK, Druggist, 1I3 supe-
rior street, Cleveland. sepf:rs:wk%ti
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THE DEAS RIcHNoND.-This fac steamer
under command of Capt. Brett, will leave
for Chicago on Friday evening. E. A. Buck.
on River street, is the agent.
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FTSEn.-Antoinc Kurbz, at the Central
Police Station yesterday, plead guilty
to violating the market ordinance, and was
fined s. and costs.
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sPEc.AL NoTlcEs.

rs WORKS OF NATURE-In 4
state Of health the intestinal canal may be com
pared to = ri.er whose waters flow over the ad-
Joinipg land. through the ohanels nature or art
has made, and improve their qualities; so long IS
it runs On smoothly the ebanels are kept pure and
healthy; If the course Of the river is stopped. then
the water in the canals is no longer pare, but
sUon becomes stsgDant. There is hut one Law Of
circulation in nature. W. en- there Is a suPeI-
abundance Of Immortal adid in the intestinal
tubes, aud oostiye. es takes place, It flows back
into the blood vessels, and iu6ltTEtes itself into
the calculation To .stabish the free course Of
the river, We must remove the distinctions which
stop its free course, aud those Of its tributary
streams With the body, follow the same natural
PTinc5ple-remove the Obstructinns from The
towels with BRA6DRETH'S PILLS, which never
inJEre, bnt are always enectual for the perfect
cleansing OF the system from foulness or disea @.
Remember, never suffer = Drop of blood u De taksp
from GU. Evaouate the bumOrs ms often and as
long as they are der .nged, or as long AS you are
sick.
See that q. B~RASOhETH IS in white letters in
the Government stsisp.
Sold by all Druggists. je3O-eo DE'oW
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Good.-We were shown yesterday a
this years apple from a tree in this city,
which measured nine and one-third inches
in circumference
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oUY4HoGa COUNTY SIS.

oU5Y4HoG4 County }ss.
IN PURSUANCE TO THE COM
l. mand OF a writ of feri ficias, Issued TO me
IRON this Court Of Common Pleas for said County
OF Uuyahoga, in the cause Of George Il. Uopelan1
and Samuel ". Copeland, plaintiff, and Albert q.
MOrey and 5 amuel J. Waller, defendants, l hayo
levied upon, and shall explse TO public sale on ths
9th day Of August, A. D. 1856, at the hour Of two
o'clock. =. m. ii said day, at the South door Of the
County Court House in the city OF Gle Gland, in
said County Of CuyahOga, the following desc:ibsd
property, to wit:
The interest Of said defendant SsmucII Walker
in q certain lease for the lands and tenements, to
wit
Being q part OF original lot No. SO in the city Of
Cleveland, County OF Cuyshoga and Stale of Ohio,
and bounded Westerly by the Easterly line of said
original lot No. 53; Southerly by a limo drawn
parallel ~ith tho Westerly lie OF Superior street,
and 425 feet aud cneinch Northeriy therefrOm; and
Northerly by aline drawn parallel with the South
erly line Of st. Clair street. and 90 feet Southerly
therefrom. said described premises being % feet
, inches front on the Easterly line Of Bank street,
aud about i've rods deep at right angles to said
street.
Said lea.e runs for Is years from the ed day Of
July, 1852.
ALBERT 7. DE ( 3. F. LUCAS,
Att'ys for Plaintiffs.
FELIN NICOLA, SheriH Cuyah5ga Co, o..
Cleyelan Ohio, July PC, 1866. jy2G:336
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CLEVELAED,C
RAILROAD.
Ia


1856 sUMMEE ADVANCEMENT. 1seG
N and after Monday, JAY 2, 1856, PssssH-
! , ger Trains viii leave - ici-
isr TEAUS-G2O A. M.-CIECIEEATI tx
PRESS, stopping at Grafton, Nelling-
ton, New London, Shelby, C%restlno, Gallon,
Jb1fia, Giiead, caTdington, Ashley, Della
ware, Lewis Center, Ind arriving at
Columbus at Hos A. M, Cincinnati 4-2OP z
NJ, Indianapolis. 645 P NJ, ChieasoF-
| % TBAIH-2:35 P. M.-EEw YORK. WEST
Z EXPRESS, stopping at Berea, Graf
ton. wellington, New London, and all SKA
lions south OF New London, arriving at
Columbus at 9:10 P IL, Cincinnati 400 a..
NJ, Chicago, vim C~restiine, $500 A. M.
81 N--l6 ?.
stops a. all stations, arriving at Sshon az
4rH TRAIN-s:20 P.M.-NIGHT EXPRESS, stop
ping at Grafton, wellington, New London,
shelby, Crestiine, Gsliol, Gilead, Carding-
ton, Ashley, aud Delaware, arriving at Co
Iumbus al I5O A. NJ, Cincinnati $50 A. NJ,
indianapolis 7:A5 a.. NJ, Chicago Wis Crest
TRAINS LEAVE COLUMBUS AZ I2:45 A.. n.
lilo A. IL, 2C0R.H- Arrive at Cleveland
6:O0A. II. $50 n, so 2, n
INDIANAPOLIS AND WESTERN EXPRESS,
leaves Gallon az COCA. Il, arrives at Clsgs-
land $50 4. &.
COGEECTIoN5
SHELBT-Sandusky, Msnshsld & Newark Rail-
rosd, to Mansfield, Mt. Vernon, Newark
Zsne<sils, d.
observation-disclosures, It. WsyEek CaieaSD
raiirOsa for Forest, Upper Sandusky, Del
phos, Lima, Fort Wayne, Caicascs sc, West,
and East for Mansfield, Wooster Massilon
&C.
The first aud fourth Trains make direct con-
nectious vim Fort Wayne for all points On
Toledo & Wabash aud Great Western Bau-
roads.
GALIoN-RsIIefoutaino 6siiroai LINE, FOR Ma
rion, DsllefoltRine, Sidney, Union, Euncio
Indianapolis, Terre Hsute, Ninconnes, EEans-
vile, Louisville, Cairo, s.. Louis, &C.
DEhAwARE-with Springfield Branch fO- Spring
nsid
COLUMBUs-L;ttls Miami 3 Columbus and XsniA
Railroad. for Senia, Dayton indianapolis,
Terre Hauto, St. Louis, Morrow, LoTe.anc,
and Cincinnati, aud with the Ono and Mss
issipp Railroad
CINCIENATI-for Louisville, EvshsYuiei Uairoi
- Louis, and al points On the Ohio Riyer-
commissioned Ohio Railroad Tor Newark
gsnssviIie, Wheeling &c.i Columbus 3 To-
diapapo!is Central Railroads for Piqua, Ur-
bans, &C.
- For tickets to all points and sp
py At the Passenger Station, and st the Union
Ticket Once, lat Superior street.
Cleveland, July 2. 1856. Superintendent
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10 LADIEs.

70 LADIES.
Ifyou require = reliable remedy to restore you uss
DR.. HARYEY'S FEMALE PILLS.
A nsTer falling remedy for the removal Of Obstrues
tions, no matter from what cause they arise. They
are cafe and sure, and will restore nature in every
case. They are also efioaciousiu all cases Of Weak
noes, Whites, Prolapsus, &c. Seld in boxes con-
tanning 90 pills, price One Dollar.
Send for Or. HARYEY'S Private Medical Advis-
er, addressed to females l0 pngos, giving fall in
structioas, 10 cents required for postage. If you
cannot purchase the Pills Of your Druggist, they
viii 30 sent, post paid, secure from observation, on
the receipt Of One Dollar, By Or. BRYAN,
Coasulting Physician, Sl3 Broadway, n. Y.
For sale By G.. " CLARK, Druggist, IL, Sups-
-far zsraoF fTevaIerI agalrg.maLT4
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FIRE.-About half past 4 o'clock yesterday
morning a Gre broke out in the kitchen of
Mr.. C. c. Rogers, No. 81 Eagle street. doing
damage TO the amount of S2Oo. No insur-
ance. The fire originated from tina stove.
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MARRIED AND SINGLE LADTFi
Office I29 Liberty-st, or Box 1224, Ny.

Sole Agent and Proprietor for upwards Of
tuenty years. They are sent By mail, in oTdi-
nary letter envelopes, with full instructions
and advice. may23:342-B&VN3m 4
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overwhelmingly morning Mr.. s.
W. CARROTS Ice Cream Parlors were bur
glariously entered, and about six dollars in
scrip and pennies stolen from the money
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rTRE GREAT NEW ENGLANI

EW-IHE CHEAT NkW ENGLAND
RRdEDY.-Dr. }. W. Poiand's white Pine Ccm-
p ,uud, Is gow offered to the afflicted throughout
E1e country, after having besn proved b. the test
OF steven years, 10 The New England States, where
It's marits have become E well known e. he tree
IRON which, in part, it derives its virtues. The
White Pine ConpodBd cures Sore Throat, Colds,
Coughs, Dirthsria, Bronchitis, Splitting OF Blood,
aud Pulmonary Affections generally. 1t il a To-
laarkhbls Remedy for kidney Complaints, DiAbe-
tes, DinicultY of YOidiHg Urine, Bleeding from the
Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other oOH-
p ANTS.
Give il q trial II Son would learn ths valas Of s
good and tried Medicine. IL Is pisaseRt ssis and
sure.
Sold By Druzgists aud Dealers Hs1:Sla game
7 lily.
GEO.w ". SWEET Il. D., Propriotor.
Boston, Mass.
ARMSTRnNa- ArenIs- iAnHs. RIn-R
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TRANSFORMATION!

The superstitioHs Of antiquity IRE only food
for laughter at the present day, aud yet this is
an age Of
MIRACLES,
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To Be ExANNED-The Bristol Bur
glars" are to have an examination at Nor
walk today. In the meantime they
are held in bail of 1000 each.
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Southern News.
The Mississippi Convention.

Jackson, Miss, July 25.-The State Con-
ventiOn has met and adjourned. Thirty
Two counties were represented. The officers
were: Judge James Watts, President, S. NJ.
Hllyer, Amor r. Johnston and J. A. Ben
ford, Vice Presidents, and J. L. Powers and
NJ. s. Ward, Secretaries. The following
resolutions were passed:
Resolved, Thatthis convention approve Of
the restoration policy of President johnson
as opposed TO the Radical policy of Con
gross. and having been invited by q large
number Of distinguished fellow-citizens
from the Northern and Western States of
the Union 10 unite in a National Conven-
ton, 10 be held in Philadelphia August I4th,
accepts that invitation, and will proceed TO
elect four Senatorial delegates, and two from
each Congressional District, to represent the
Stste of Mississippi in the said proposed
Philadelphia Convention.
No other resolutions were passed, and
there was no speaking.
Delegates at Large. NJ. Hillysr, VIM.
Yeager, W. 8. Featherstoue and George H.
Potter.
District Delegates-lst District, II. Dock
eroy, F. B. Peques ID, J.. A. Bailey, DR.. J.
Il. Syckes; Sd, A. Murdoch, J. Bentford /;
4th, General N. II. Harris, A G. Myers /;
9Th, H F. Syrsll, HirGm Cassidy.
The Musical Festival.
LOUISVILLE, July 25.-The National San
gerbund Societies had various excursions,
pie-nics and rehersals ~thronghOut the day.
In the evening the societies competed for
prizes, the result ofwhieh will be anrounc-
ed Friday. The hall was crowded to the
utmost notwithstanding inexpensive heat,
The exercises are to conclude with a torch
light procession
NASHVILLE, July 25-The Tennessee
Legislature has adjourned till the first Mon.
day in November.
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Change Of Tim0, October eta,
VIA THE
aTLAXTIG &GREAT WEST'S RAILWAY

~
The only UnbFOkea Bread Gasge R0Hie
To T5IE EASTERN CITIES.
TWO Trains Daily Leave Clcyeiaul, tom tbs
Atlantic a Crest Western Depot
DAY 4 q.
Arrive in New p
NIGHT 7.
Arrive 10 New P p
Mail train leaves Clevelapd Cor salamanca at
$40 A. II, arriving at 5.52 P. Al.
Trains arrive At CleFellnd a. TAO A. ~ and
$50 ?. 81.
Trains tor Youngstown leave ClsseIsnd a. 6:I0A.
~, and Ais P. A., arrive at CoYeisnd 1G'Oj A. ~
and 7:OO P. n.
This is the only direct route to tbs Oh BegiOrs
q Pennsylvania.
Passengers by the $50 A. Z. Express Train dine
and take Stepping Car at Mestyills.
Passengers by the 9:25 p. 81. Exprsss Train, get
Sleeping Car at LoavitisbuTg.
Tho Night Express leaves sunday night, Instead
o. Saturday night. All other trains daily sun
days excepted.
Connects at Mesdville, for Oil City, Franklin,
Gerry, and sll points in tho oil Regions OF Penn
sylvsniE-
Passengers by this route have ample time go
m~inutesl, at regular hours, for meals, and mako
sure connections.
New and oiegan Sleeping Coaches are tsohodtO
Night Trains.
Fer all information ard through tickets, please
apply at the Depot Of the Atlantic & Great West
orn Railway, or at the Union Ticket O6ics under
the Weddell House.
OnBibussss will call for passengers By leaving
directions at the absEe Offices.
&. +. EULLER. Gen. Ticket Agent.
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DETROIT STREET HnL-For some time
past exertions have been put forward by
the West Sidsrs to have Detroit street hill
paved. They have been successful and the
Board Of City Improvement will, next week,
advertise for bids.
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AN ORDINANCE-For the extension
n OF Center. street, ia the Incorporated village
Of Berea.
SIC. l. BE it ordA ned by the Council Of the in
corpoT6ted village Of Bsrea, that Center street
In said village Of Berea, be and lie hereby EXTENDED
from its preSiou4 terminus to the east street Of
said village.
sac. =. Be it ordained that Hancock alley be
included in SAID extention q said street, and that
the south line OF said Hancock alley be the south
line Of said street.
SIC. ,. said csnt-r street TO be City fs t wide on
said extension.
SIC. 4. This Ordinsacs to take eject on and
after its passage.
Passed July 18th, 1855.
JOHS BALDwTB, Mayor.
D. 3. WATsoE, Recorder. jysi-Sss
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LEGAL.
TEITKD sIATks C0LLECTORs SALE.

l TNITED SIATkS COLLECTORS sALE.
- BY yirtue of two warrants Of distraiut, l
have lo,ied On and shall expO-e for sale at Public
Nendus, according to law, at Brooklyn township,
Cuyahcga county, ohio. on Wednesday, the Sth
day of august, 1866, at . o'clock, p. m, the fol-
lowing personal property, to wit The leasehold
interest Of Henry g.. Smith, in certain lands leased
by him OF George L. Chapman, January 2, 1866,
described as follows, namely Commencing at a
point North the fence known as Strable's fence,
where il iHtersects with Mill street, and from
thenca running Easterly up the hill TO Mr.. Morn
sons old line fence, and thence along the line Of
Haid feLce Northerly TO n spriu from which Dor
tenback 4 Go. obtain W ter, and fem theacs TO Wal
worth Run westerly, following the Quiet OF aid
spring and from thence along the line of said run
SOutherly to the place Of beginning, and the said
Smith 4 Co. agree Ia not disturb ths purity Ofsaid
spring water aud also sa:d Saith q Co. sgres 20
give roadway along this line OF the creek same a.
now used, and in consideration thereof ag ecs to
pay George l.. Chapman one hundred and twenty
i've dollars per year Tor the term Of two years,
with the privilege Of five years at he same rate.
l Office, / safe, Lounge, l desk, l ofice stove aud
pipe, Z chairs, l crude oil tank and the banding
enclosing the same, I barrel house, 1 glusing house
and apparatus, l lot OF mixed paints, three S3-bsr-
Tel oil stills and sheds enclosing the same, l engine
and boiler, ! brick engine house, I treating house.
3 ~agitstors and operators tn -retO belonging, 3
Disabling tanks, l potash ket le, 5 barrels gaso-
line, 40 empty d~esnjOns, 10 crude oil barrels,
planking and bridging belonging to said premises,
1 tar tank and p Pcs attached to the same.
Terms cash on day OF Sale.
il C.. PARSONS, Collector.
By L. B. EAGER. Deputy.
Cleveland, July ., lsGG. jy26-339