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TELEGRAPHIC.
Saturday Afternoon's Report.
DIED.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2.
Mr. ftiun, reporter employed on the Ledger"
d.f-d tin nKjrntii)r from injuries rvo'iveU by nil
tuf wi pf ft window during the niaht.
THE POISONING CASE.
BOSTON, June 2.
The Coroner s inquest t riouth Werniosth
eloeed vasterttajr. Tim fact that Hetser ' ranees
lirreil died by poison was established, but ndl
met evidriiee implicated Geo C. Hcrwy. The
nntiMiuioii, however, were deemed sufficient to
dir. sod kuconuuiual tujatl to await U action
f lb brand Jury.
RATIFICATION MEETING.
BOSTON, June 2.
To Union ratification meelln f ""j
Everett, at Faiiueti Hall to-niut. waa a great
riaiuuaatratiun, BolvriihsiaadiRK a pouriiif rain.
t.everal out of town deie-raiion. PrT"u!' V??
the Halt waa denaelr crowded- M ii
I h presided. Am the !"
fimi,.S H U..1M. Mr Henry of Tern
Hon Mward tvereus letter of acc.piaur. waa
rea4, and was most tntbuiasticaliy rvceiiea.
WASHINGTON NEWS.
WASHINGTON, June 2.
Gen Fortqr. the Democratic candidate for
Go?rraor of I'eniwvlvania. Janiea AlaRe, direc
tor f uie IVnnayivaoia Kaili-oad, and other citi
arna of tiiat btate. are bere on business connected
eritli th paavafre of the Tariff hill by the Neuate.
f lie numler will be Increased next week by the
arrival of Mrwn Kobliinn. Cadwallader. Phillip,
fcubert and YV m. C. PatU'rsou. and other promi
sent leiuocraU of I'eunsy Ivania on the aaiue
feu'ineaa.
i lie senate Committee on Printing- will report
In favor of the House bill for the establishment of
a tiovwruroent Priutin- t Mice , and Uie propeet la
thai t will e tlie (vrnal. Thia means ol exe
cuting the public printing has been repeatedly
beiore loncreee since lain. V hatever may beita
tteirit- its success m a great measure is owing to
lit industry and perseverance of Mr Greeley.
tiwerd Bales, of Mo. . ia about to publish a let
W athireesed to O U Browning, of tuinry. III.,
adve-iiia: bis frieuds to do their utmost to secure
The election of Lincoln and llamlin.aud express
ing Uie opinion that tliey iihould not il their
ui" apon the 1WU aud Everett ticket.
dir. Appleton waa today conHruied an Minister
to KiiaeiJ. and Mr W . II Trvacolt aa AaaiatkUt
Jjeoivtary of Mah.
horace F. tiark, member of the House from
VW ork, testified Yesterday before the Covode
Coumiir.ee relative to the sutmidy of W" uoo per
uioiiiu to Mr. V auderbilt. He stated that neittier
iar. iiivciuaBan nor Uie AiuniuUtration were re
aiiowiijle. a the arrau.ii:enl w aa completed be
lore ir iwcKanaa U-rm.
i t) Senate continued to day the nomination of
Mr L-ay, uf Iowa, a pnner in the United btalea
M. E. CONFERENCE.
BUFFALO, June 2.
la the KethodM Conlereuce yenlerday. the ex
citi; queeuon of alavery tu aettled o far aa
U. L onierenee is eoocerned, by the adoptiott of a
renulatioa that the new chapter upon slavery, as
adopted, is in itself eiearle declarative of priuci-
iie and adeisory in practice, aud not statutory in
a nature, and needs no explanatory clause.
Toe nuoority report of the Mavery Committee
was then taaea up. and the preamble adopted
who mat part atrickeu out which in any way
relates to uie proposed reetrtclion. which has
been rendered unnecessary by the rejection of the
ruie.
The Bishops then selected the order of business
for U remainder of the session, aud Uie Confer
esce proceeded with spirit to transact the nuua of
business which was upon the table.
1 he Bonmiary Committee s report was taken up,
and the bouudanea of Uie Conferences fixed tor
the next four years.
The name of Uie old Delaware Conference,
which was changed some days ajjo to the West
Ohio Conference, was again changed to the Cen
tral Ohio Conference.
1 be buhODS were authorised, if they deem it
adTUable,to establish an annual Conference to
be caned the Bocry Mountain Conference, to
comprise the Territory known a- Jefferson, and
ail Uie mining regions.
Taa Boundary Report, as a whole, was then
adopted-
lr. Kott. of Cincinnati, made an interesting
ia relation to the German work in which
he eiirsped. pleading for the establishment of
aa Annual Conference, to be called uie Cincinnati
lma Conference.
A resolution by Mr. Trimble. sf Ohio, stating
that exulting circumstances do not warrant the
loneatmn at ten tune oi a uerman ouiereuce
wm &i 1 'Tlt-lt
The Coauaittee on Revisala waa instructed to
striae out from the discipline Uie provision re
lating to the ordination of alavebolding local
urvacaer.
Tat Bishops were authorized to establish an
Annual conference in inaiana.
The report of the Committee on Lay Delega
tL wki taken no
A motion to postpone the subject till the next
Ueneral Conlerence was losv
A aooUon to submit the plan in the report to the
Annual aad Quarterly Confetences, to take action
upon before the next General Conference, was
pecclng at adjournment.
iutiimMt At 11 o'clock n. m.
A iiiiai adjournment will probably be reached
(anient.
Saturday Night's Report.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, June 2.
HOUSE.
The House resnmed the consideration of Mr.
W inslow s resolutions oSered yesterday, directing
the fcpeaker to issne his subpoena lor certain wu
before the Covode Committee.
Mr. Train said with his sense of duty be could
never allow the minority to dictate me direction
r.r tm.;a. He would, however, listen to any
orgesiion from bis colleague on the committee
. . ) - . 1 V. K. ulv.v. Hnn. with Aif.
I JST. V luaiow , mm ut uw " - -
erence, but he repeated he could not allow him
or the minority to dictate to the majority how it
shall prosecute tbe investigation. We are held
responsible, and therefore shall pursue our own
way.
ir. Clark, of Mo., inquired Do I understand
th gentleman to say the Republican are in a
majority in Uie WUimiiMn::
Mr. Train I don t include the gentleman, and
that a enough.
Mr. Buteier Does the member include any
gentleman of the Southern oppositionr It is an
imputation en Uie party to wbicn i nave me noa
or to belong. ... ,
Mr. IrniE Peviape I ought to qualify my laa
That as the Renuhlican party is respon
:;.!. for tlie legislation of this House, we shall be
held responsible to sone extent for the conduct of
this Committee, x ne reeoiuuou ui jur. truuuow
1 nn. II f nrAfT
Mr. Winslow thought his friend from Masse
cliasetts. wnose genuemaniy Dearing ue apprecia
ted. h'ji fallen into error with regard to the tesU
auony he sought to bring out relative to the Con
freasionai election in W estmoreland county. Pa.
nau.ri nfassistine in the investigaUon. the chair-
.,kn air. Covode. said he had some personal
knowledge of that district, and therefore declined
to subpoiaa the witnesses.
It was a rreat outrage and a blot upon the Re-
pabiican party which all Uie waters of Uie ocean
eouid sot waeh out. The refusal was unjust and
iciuuiuma. tie had been informed that greater
frauo had been committed by Uie Republicans in
Pennsylvania than tnose charged upon tne utm
oerats.
M r. Covode aald he never yet refused to summon
witnesses, but oojected to summons uurty or lony
Who luiew no?liing, wuscu wouiu tuum au (
l-nse at mhOb to tlUUO.
'i te geatleman from North Carolina has brought
witnesses before the Committee without their be-
frg summoned, and the majority cf Uie Committe
ii.l not obiect.
Mr. Wnisiow was glad the government had re
Buixied hid of this.
iir. B iighea Give it to him.
Mr W uislow said be had asked that only eight
of thirty witnesses had been summoned, and
stated on his individual responsibility that it had
been Uie practice of Mr. Covode to summon w it
irsa without consulting Uie Committee.
Mr. Covoue replied that it was only this morn
isg an order had been passed by the Committee
relsUve to the summoumg of witnesses.
Mr. Campbell said Uie charges of Uie fraudu
lent elecUon of Mr. Scran lou came, assassin like,
from an anonymous source, which Mr. Winslow
refused to give to the public.
Mr. Covode said he told Mr. Winslow that he
was willing to send for several witnesses, and Mr.
Winslow in formed hint that those witnesses had
nothing to do with Uie Government.
Mr. Winssaw asked no favor. He stood on his
right to have witnesses summoned.
Mr. Robinson, of Illinois, remarked that from
the tint of Uie organization of the Committee
Mr. Winslow insisted that no witnesses ought to
be examined unless the subject of subpoiniug
them was first brought before Uie Committee.
Mr. Covode My coarse has not only been pro
tested against by n majority of the Committee,
ten aiso by the President. Laughter j
Mr. RobinsOB I haveonly staled a fact, sir.
Mr. Winslow trusted Uie bpeaker would not
hereafter issue his eubrsena lor witnesses until
tlie list has tint been eertihed by the Committee.
Mr. Winslow alluded to Ue fact that testimony
against Uie Administration had been improperly
published.
He (Winslow) did not think It proper for him
to have any agency in publishing reflecting testi
mony, coming as he did from North Carolina,
where the duty of rentlemen is known, and th
proorietie of life regarded.
tor. jDovode replied he bad particular reasons
sometimes for not commuuicatiug Uie u antes of
witnesses he intended to examine, one of which
was mat if they should hear of it they would get
out of Uie way.
A number of private bills were passed.
The House voted to go into Committee of th
Whole on Uie Bute of Uie 1 uion.
Nearly all Uie members then left, a few remain
lug for general debate.
Mr. biewart, of Maryland, made n speech In
reply to hut colleague, Mr. Xbvm. who several
mouth ago attacked Uie House of Iselegates of
that Mat for censuring him for voting for a Re
publican Speaker, Mr. Pennington.
Mr. Iavissaid the House of Delegates' expres
sion of opinion waa a sheer piece of in, perti
nence. Mr. Stewart asked whether bis colleague thought
the people of Maryland would sustain bim.
Mr. Ls is had no mode of ascertaining Uiis till
th tail election, and perhaps not then, for he did
not suppose his personal conduct would be in
issue, but he had no doubt that when the lira
came he would find enough u sustain him in and
sat of his district.
Mr. Stewart replied that It was a libel on Mary
land to say she would sustain him. She was per
fectly sound on the Slavery question. If Uie
' question in issue between himself and his col
league were submitted to Uie people, the latter
would not get more than a corporal's guard, or
about as many aa Fremont received, iii ool-
leagues issue annlluated and strengthened the
Republican parly.
Mr. Maynard, in repW lo a remark or Jtr
(Stewart, said, on reliable authority, thai r.
Fillmore doe not aud will not support Uie I hioa
go nominees. , f
Mr Morrell took the oor. when Mr. Craig, or
North Carolina, raised th 1'.' of order that
there waa no quorum. He was tired of making
tbe House a debating socl.ty.aiid of the printing
of speeches never delivered. Ibe verT men who
voted to go Into Committee, in order that Uia gas
might be let off. had left. He resisted all appeals
to withdraw his objection, and the House ad
journed.
SENATE.
The bill to settle private land claims of Califor
nia waa taken up and discussed, but w ithout ar
riving at a vow upon It, the subject was post
'The military appropriaUon bill to then taken
up.
Amendments from Uie Military Committee to
erect an arsenal on the Red River of th North;
to errect barracks at Fort Cliff, in th Indian
Territory; appropriating for th support of on
reeimeni of aiouuted volunteers In Texas, aTlia,-
uoo. and for repairs and construction of work on
various rortincattons, fl.lM.au, ana a numuer oi
others of less moment, went ollnrcd and adopted
Aitjournea.
ARRIVAL THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
MORE.
ST. JOHNS, N. F., May 2.
The at-ainsliio Cltv of Baltimore from Liver
pool the Sid via yueenstown th 9)tb, passed
Cap Race at noon yesterday, but owning to an
interruption of Uie line, her news could not be
forwarded till to day.
she has MO steerage passengers, and AO cabin
nsHdenvers for New York.
The. following Is the summary tire)iarrd by the
Liverpool agent oi the Associaieo rress lonraus
mlsiion via cape Race.
Tbe Oueenstown dispatch which should acoonl
pauy it, has not yet reached us.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Tlie House of Lords had rulected the Commons
Bill repealing the paper duty, and Uie act excited
urn attention
The vote was IMS against lot, having a majority
agaiust Uie Government uf sv.
1 lie vote was preceeded by an extended debate
In which Lord Lindhurst aud other eminent peers
asserted the constitutional rights of the House of
Lords to reject a Bill although it waa a money
Hill.
Lord I'almeraton stated in the Commons Uiat
he would move for a Cummittee to examine pre
cedents for the course punued by tbe Lords, but
U 1ST IS I lit eil a aesire to place llie nouses ui a ariia-
nteut in Hostility.
it waa retiorted that the Cabinet would accept
the dectiiou of the House of Lords and return
Uie tax.
The official Neapolitan statements current at
the departure of Uie Arabia are to the ef
lect that Garabaidi's forces had been completely
routed, are Satly contradicted.
The Neapolitan troops were completely defeat
ed at the City.
Garabaldi s troops had invaded Morrilla which
commands falermo.
The latest rumors say that Uarabaldi had ob
tained a decided victory at Morrlla.
The Neapolitan government had yery little to
say ; bnt the last Bulletin has it that two columns
were lorming ol the dispersed troops oi uaraoai
The insnrtrenta were ffainin? strength daily. It
waa vaguely reported that France and Russia
signed a treaty on tue twin ou uie camera quw
tion.
The Russian troop In the Southern Provinces
are reported to nave been places, on a war loot
insr.
A nrivate diarjatch from China savs the Chinese
Government absolutely refuses the ultimatum of
t.ngland aud ranee, ana mat war is uie uuiy
alternative.
The Bourse had advanced, and rentes closed 6Uf.
Sue.
I.ryxapooL BauDsrerrs Mabxet Richard
son. b pence A Co. report flour dull but nominally
unrhsnired sales at 26s 6d.asJs.
Wheat Arm but quiet aalea of red at lus.Jd 0
los fid and white lis lal d.
Corn dull and quotations nominal sales of
mixed at X3s.Sd fecial. ; yellow, sos.(m oo ;
white, sas (o37.
Messia. Wakefield. Kash A Co . and others, re.
port beef dull, pork quiet and quotations nomi
nal, oacon nnn nutquiet, laru uuii uu urui.
LoNnoa MaaxaTs. Wheat buoyant and ad
yanced Is (S2s.
ConsoU closed on Tuesday at M9.
Money WJ.M.H5 for account.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
WESTCHESTER, Pa., June 2.
A collision occurred on tbe Baltimore Central
Biilnsd at 20 minntea oast 6 o'clock this P. M ,
near Fairville station, two passenger trains met
on a curve, where Uie grade was heavy, and rush
ing into each other, both engines and four cars
heime a total wreck. The foremen and engineers
escaped I J jumping from the train. Couduetor
rt uiia jayioraua a newsooy were tcrwiwij iu
lored Lee Michner. a farmer of Cbestereounty
who was standing on the platform, was instantly
killed. Mr. Finney, an employee, was injured.
Contractor A. B. Burton, who was riding on one
n r V. A,;nuA lmmJ nK u-m mi:i with but
v m. Si", 1 p. - - - -
slight bruise. Every assistance was rendered to
tiie passengers, a number of whom were more or
less injured, they were taken to MendenhaH'a
farm house.
MEXICAN NEWS.
NEW ORLEANS, June 1st.
The steamshlTj Austin has arrived from the Bra-
xos. 29th ult., with $6.oou in specie. AConducta
with $600aM Mexican, had left .acatecas for
Tampico to be shipped to New Orleans and tng
land.
Brownsville advice state that Cortlnas lingers
near the Rio Grande, and there were fears of an
attack upon Uie American aide.
NEW YORK NEWS.
NEW YORK, June 2.
The steamship Adriatic took out nearly 400
caDin passengers, aisoo.uuu in specie, auu urs
unesiu onuu Ol luesuay, aim icicgrmius ui n
dsv.
The Edinbnrg took nearly 300 passengers and
upwards of yaou.uou.
King and Wood, the prize lighters, were arrest
ed early this momtng near Willett Point, while
making preparations for a match. Some of the
bruisers showed fight and were badly beaten by
the police.
SAILED.
SAILED. ST. JOHNS, N. F., June, 1.
The steamship Brazil sailed hence for Galway
at 4 o'clock this p. m.
COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET—JUNE 2.
FLOCK Sales in the usual small way, including
SO bbls red extras ; and double extras at J6,505,75.
WHEAT (taiet. Sale of two care Milwaukee
club at 9120 from star ; ItiOO bush and one car red
from store at 91,25 and one car mixed at 91,90.
CORN-Quiet. Sales or one car at 48c.
OATS Continue very dull at 36c.
HIGHWIXE-S-Salea or 200 bbls at 19c
BAMS, eVe Sales UOO ft hams and shoulders at
7c(; ion tat do at 7cvc; and SUM ft shoulder
at 7Mc.
BITTER Sale ofTOO Ila choice WesUra Reaerv
at 12c for shipment.
CHEESE Sale 4300 1 new Western Reserve at
7J47Jc.
EGGS Sale r.t Mc.
FEATHERS, ale of 100 aw at 42c.
NEW YORK MARKET—JUNE 2.
[BY TELEGRAPH.]
FLOTJR'-Demand less actlv and market heavy,
aud about 5c tower for common grades. Bales tt.auo
bbls; at k5,ai(5,27 for superfine state; 5,3u95,4U
lor extra state; 95,2uat5,25 for supernu western: 95,
3iifa,5,65 for commou to extra western; 9vK4o for
shTppiug brands extra Ohio round hoop. Market
cloaiug dull and drooping.
CANADIAN FLOLR Steady and unchanged.
Sale of au bbls at 9507,40 for commou to choic
"kV E FLOUR-Qulet, and small aalea at 93,50
4,ai lor common to choice supernue.
HOR N M RALi Quiet and unchanged.
V tilSKV Continues iu good request for ex
port and price still tend upward.
WHEAT There is a Utile more doing in winter
wheat at about former prices. Sales of 35.SUU0 bush
Milwaukee club at 91,28; L!y,5SU bush Chicago spring
at 9l,; 50U white Mich at 9i,5end 25uubub white
Kentucky at 91,o6; eouu bush white California at
9l,5.
K VE-Quiet, at 92c.
HARLE V Market heavy, at 60r3j70c. Sale of
7Usi bu.li western on privat terms, iduu bush bar
ley malt sold at Bwoiisjc.
f XRN A sbaue lower with pretty good export
demand. Sales ol 51K0U bush; 63i64c tor round ship
ping mixed western, closing at inside price; OOiolic
for eastern do; 7uc for Southern yellow.
OATS In moderate request at lxgti2c for west
ern Canada and state, including a lew pares la not
sonnd at SKa.fos
PORK i inner and more active. Bains 32x0 bbls;
9!7,s;oii;,4 for new mass; 17,37(a!17,u for old do:
917,25 lor thin mess; 9t3u((l3,56 for nsw prima, and
912, 'j0 for old prune.
MEERQuiet and steady. Sales 300 bbls at 9&
4,50 for country prime; h,q5,&u for country mesa;
9s,5isio,5u for repacked meas, and 911,212,50 fur
extra mess.
LARU-Market Inn. Bale 400 package at 11
llwc.
HLTTER Quiet and unchanged at 1017c for
Ohio.
CHEESE In moderate demand for export at 7$
lie fur interior to prima.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET—JUNE 2.
[BY TELEGRAPH.]
STOCKS-Firmsr. Va. e's S3: Mo 6' iSrly
first mortgugs liwc; Hudaon 1U3; Pacitlc Mail W M
Y C 1 ; luring ; M C 12; M S 25,4; tiel A Chi
64; Chi AMI fr ,.
OSWEGO MARKET—JUNE 2.
[BY TELEGRAPH]
FIXrR Steady, but th market closed dull.
Sales i,25 lor extra state; 96,;5t7,00 for (avorltai
double sxtra.
W UEAT-Marketfirm. Bale last night of 130001
bush ho. 1 extra Milwaukee club at 91, 'AT, S7V0 Can
ada, club at 91,1. To-day market without material.
Changs.
COHN 8eare and market without material
"S-. Sales of cvio bmh prime Illinois at 57c.
CANAL REIGHTS-Steady. at jo on Hour.
7e on whjat- 6 ,( on corn, to New Tork.
LAKE IMPORTS mu bbls flour: 15400 bash,
wheat; uuu busb ccrn; Sfcoou bush oats
!t;A.!,i AL EXPORTS-lMa bbls flour; 16500 bush.
wheat; 13500 bu oata.
MARINE.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED—June 2.
Stmr. May Queen, Vlger, Detroit.
Prop. Gov. Cushman, Scott, Dunkirk, 27 tons mdse
sundries.
Prop. Puis burg, Beckwith, Buffalo, 46 boxes li!uor
10 boxes hardware, 3u boxes machinery, X' 1
bdles iron, 3 crates crockery, 82 bols motaases,,
le- buis sugar, 7 boxes mdec, vl rolls leathss;.
lliithss A Letter: M piece machinery. Mix
A Morris.
Prop. Urailhiiry, McNolly, Dunkirk, 5; toils nidss,
sundries.
Bcur. CailsC kotav-k, Pinepof Bay, 3a corda Isilts,
ehsldon A r rencli.
hr. Auisrlca. Hooviils, Buffalo. .
achr. aanh J. Kssou, Black, I't. Huron, U " lum
bar, J5 M lain, loot at kliia.
CLEARED.
Strar. May Queen Vigor, Itrolt. .
Prun. Mary Siev-art. Kirliaruaon, nurauo.
nchr. Cadet, Hoback, lletroil, Msrtous coal, rnc at
M..rrls.
8ehr. T. T. Barn;, Moffll, Maruuett.
br. J. J. Evans, Blake, Krsinout.
hr. rietcuer, Luxtou, Pt. Huron, WO tons coal,
Pries a Morris.
8chr. Mary A Lucy, tisrlach, Toledo, IU0 tons coal,
Muiltb ; suudrla.
Scow Msyltusr, Rauusy, Monro, SsH tons marble.
S. AW.
MISCELLANEOUS.
n. JftMa a Ont.t.iaainw Ttia arhoonsr C. C
Trowbridge, wbll being timed out of rlvar 8t. Clair
on SaluUsy svenliig by the tug Lion, ran Into I ha
achoour . J. Holley, which was also In saniotow,
ahsad-by which tlis latter vssaiil hail her boat cut
iu two, In colisouusucs or tlis tug grouuaina- isu
lilsni is slt bed lo th Trowbridge, for the acci
dent. IViisuM.
A mlllsalon tank nimrm tltla mornln about S o'clock
on" Bar Point, between tlis pruilier Globe and
schooner Acoutlss, botn Uouuu up, oy wuiru iin
lattar had bar jib-boom, bowsprit, head gear and
cutwater carried away. Tbs propaller received little
or 110 daniaga. The Acontiaa was lowed into this
port by til Ued Erie, where ana remains to unuergu
tb ueceraary repairs.od.
Aw iNiHum Cowrrar Tha baruue R. G. Wins-
(S.nt H.,1 Huninum and scboollsr. 8. B. PolU-
Hire last, ine lorinsr wuu uusuris ' o
latter with AD bushels, both bslng tuwni by Uie
tug Heiudeer, Capt. Keeler. Tba strife which baa
I n ui.tl,io fttr Ltm nasi IWO aeaaoiia between tlieSS
two vesaola. In regard to tha greatest number of
round trips aacu toum iH'rnirui uunu ,twf.v,..
k.. n. n.,1 t hs a nrHltv nvsn thine. The Pouie-
M1.1..1. until nnw. hail halt atrlltshsad. haa been
cauifht up with by her couipetior withlu town-line
dlatance, at tuia port, isun veaaeia uaviu wswir
aiarkably uuica nine, jsul.
tar Tbe following vessel have passed this port
since 1 r. M. yesterday :
I'p Steamboat Forest Queen; propellers Olobe,
Comet; brig Isabella; schooners C. N. Jobuaon,
IKiWM Propeller Ogdenaburgh ; brig S. C. Wal
brldgs; schooners R. J. bkiiimore, Crevola, tlttuca.
Harriet Koss, Duuunuts. nrauiey, jiuwauaev
Mutniglit,4jueen City.
Weather pleasant with freah North-Last breeze.-Ti,l
T ADIES, NOTICE THE NEW
I j Millinery Rooms at No. 236 Superior street, in
ITTrthmn A Mnaneler's Blis-k are now open with
Choice and Late Styles New Uoods: Direct from tha
New York opeulngs.
aver- Mrs. bh aw formerly at Sbaw A Go 's has
charge of the above rooms. niaauKa
T7MBR0IDERIN0 AND STAMP-
ITi 1NO. don at 7 St. Clair street, opposite Au-
giar House, by 1 mar 161 MRS. &AkbL
TRAVIS & VORC'E, SHIPPINU
F and general
PRODUCE COMMISSION MEBCHAa TS,
for the sale of
Gbaim, Flour, Buttke, Chekab, Lard,
pubk, hams, h1guwikks, ac.
No. S2 River street, - - - ClivilsMD, O
H. a. UAVis, late witn uuyies, sooi a dssu. i
L. Vobub, " " Kdwards A Iddlugs. )
asr Advance made on property In store. apr4:3Q3
Calvi J. Comstocx. Uxaat Newsiubt
apOMSTOCK & NEWBERRY,
PBODUCB AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 60 Miawi St., CLtrvxLAxn, O.
Curers of and Dealers in Sugar Cured Hams and
.Dried Beet, Pork, bacon, um, lour, uraiu, ac.
nxraaxNCEa.
T. P. Handy, Esq., President Commercial Bank
m I I. L K .Till Vr. Pn..i.lai.t Mlimtnil fit
Bank, C'uvahoga Falls; S. Comatock, Esq., Cast
ler Portgage Co. Bank, Ravenna; P. T. Hanim
Co., Toledo; C. R. Fosdlck A Co., Cincinnati.
novs2:R3
T?L0UR. 800 Barrels Choice
g - Hrands a.xrra and vouDie a,xira iasili
FLOCK now in store, and for sale low, to make room
for more. COMSTOCK A MEWBtllBi.
mar24
R
YE FLOUR ALSO, FINE and
, fiuriviiriAnV r lvu n j-or tune vv
mir24 COMSTOCK NEWBERRY.
T1H0ICE sugar cured hams
J Dried Beef and Beef Tongues of our own curing
iiiT SS41 UaVl. U IIUV lUlgll IUI m awuj aa mis ui vu.a
market mart C'OMSTlK'K A MKWBEKKY.
M
ESS PORK FOR SALE BY
COMSTOCK KKWUt-KKI
BACON SHOULDKRo ALSO,
Country Ciirod Hatni und Sboulderi, for mile by
wn.n. rsaoo.
H. X. SPXAB.
"PARGO SPEAR,
(Buccessora to Svans, Fargo A Co..)
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 40 Union Stbikt,
CLEVELAND, OHIO,
FOB TBI S4L1 or
FLOUR, GRAIN, PORK, SALT, FISH,
Batter, Cneese, Lard, Egga, Seeds,
Hlghwinea, Ac. rnayU
T ESH, SIMMONS & COMPANY,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 41 Union Street, Cleveland, O.
Receive and sell at best market rates, Flonr Grain,
Pork, Poultry, Butter, Lard, Eggs, Cheese, Seeds,
Fruit, e.
avr Particular attention paid to tha filling of or
is r.
avT Remittance promptly made.
BErXBEXCTS.
Alcott A Horton, Cleveland ; H. B. and H. Wick A
Co., Banker, Clsveland ; A. M. Perry A Co.,
Cleveland; D. Harper. Cincinnati. Ohio. apt
1860.
W. P. Coon. K. Dehhuwb.
P. COOKE & COMPANY,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Wholesale Dealers in
LEATHER, HIDES, OIL, SHOE FIND
INGS, WOOL AND SHEEP PELTS,
No. 117 Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
axsTTarrlcular attention paid to order. my!6:R22
FOOT & BASH, SUCCESSORS
to Guyles, Foot A Baah,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Dealers in
FLOUR, GRAIN, PORK, SALT, FISS, BUTTER,
LARD, SEEDS, JtV.
asar Warehouse at tha foot of Lighthouse street,
Cleveland, Ohio. SAM'L A. i'OOT,
apri3:302 J. BASH.
Q H. LITTLE, WHOLESALE
OROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AKO SIALtB IX
FLOUR, ' CORN MEAL, TORK, HAMS,
SU0DLDKB8, LARD, BUTTER, CHEESE,
Eggs, Salt, Fish, Ac.
38 Merwin St - - - - Cleveland,
BrrxaiHdS. L. Wick. Pres't City Bank, Cleve
land; J. B. Msrriam, CainterCity Bank, Cleveland,
Lesb, Simmons A Co., do.: U. Harvey A Co., do.;
W m. Melhincn, do.; I. L. Hewitt, do marl2:287
M. B. C'Liai, i. D. BocxrriLLSa,
(Late Clark A Rockefeller,)
Gro. W. Gabdnib, (Late of Otis, Browaell A Co.)
pLARK, GARDNER & CO.,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And dealers In Grain, Flonr, Fish, Water Lima,
Plaster, Coarse, Ground, Solar and Dairy Salt.
Nos. 39, 41, 43, and 45 River Street,
ABD OB TBE SOCK,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
ajr Property received by Railroad or Canal, for
Sale or Sbipmsut.
r Will give personal attention to the Sale and
Purchase of Prodoc and Merchandise, on Commis
siou. Lefsr to Bank, Bankers, and business men gen
rally. niar24R24
H
ANNA, GARRETSON & CO.,
wholesale; GKOCKltS,
roBWABntaa abb
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers In Pig Iron, Ingot Copper, Salt, Fish,
Plaster, Ac, 4c, n.irvey s buck, aierwin sireei, sua
Rivr, I'lsveland. ('hi o .
niar--,it i.
CLEVELAND WOOL DEPOT.
Grades have been established over seven years,
aud ws are wall and favorably known to all the lead
ing manufacturers of New England. Thia fact has
enabled us to procure orders for
1,000,000 Pounds
of the new clip. Our consignors msy therefor re
alize Caah for their Wool the day it is received and
rThs arrangement will enable holders of Wool to
procure fromTUEE TO FIVE CENTS A POUND
MORE for medium and fine Wool, in fair conditio! ,
tbau in any other way It can be sold, for their is mil
a meuuiaeturor who will not pay t i advance for Oil
specinc grade n want. This affords
UNSURPASSED ADVANTAGE
to Wool Grower and Merchants to procure thai
money without any delay, and tha
BH3HEST BtAAIET PAIC1 fOK THE1B WOOL.
Those of onr friends who are not desirous to secure
their money at unce, but preier to wait for hlgb.l
prices, which are usually procured later In the sea
son, may depend on the same attention to tbeir in
terests which has bean exercised for th last svs
""wlar thankful for tha libaral favors extended to
ns through th unsocial reverses of tbe past, and
shall endeavor to merit increased confidence and
patronage. , ,
back will be sent as heretofore to tnose wishing ;
also, a very excellent variety of Wool Twine at from
lo to lb centa per pound ; reasonable discount is made
by the too. UOODALE A CO.
Cleveland, May 9tb:w2M
MISCELLANEOUS. Prepared Glue.
gPALDING'SPREPAUKDOLUE
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SAVE THE PIECES I
ECONOMY! DISPATCH 1 1
sr"A Stitcb IN Tina Sari Niai."
1 . (.....,- Bill k,nn-n ann In wall rne-ulatad
fatniliis, it 1 very desirable to have aouio cheap and
couveulent way air repalrliut Furniture, Toys, Crock
ery, Ac.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
u a. li v. nid Mn h,...uhal.l fn
JU ll mil PUt II wlUVIinuuio. sa..v aav uoevv.-
llyrd U 1 witliuut it. U U ilwya retitiy and up tu
limpnig cUmri, plinUTtd vtiiidcr, bidli'M doll
ii..l l.mkan rrmllaa It ifl illntt the rtie. flf COlltJ.
h. II anj oibr urnameiital work, 10 popiiUr with
Utllfi ai rt.iiMutut ana tmnim.
TtiU aUmiiablt prr-iiurntion ti uied cold, twini
chrtiuicaltiF hwld Iu m-luiion, aud powitiii mil tlt
Titiualdo cjiiniitt.rg uf tl tHMt cahluM-niakrr'a lu.
It way bo uiH-a Hi in ptun ui oruiuary tuut.tiuA(t,
llwiug vastly mure adheaive.
" USEFUL. IN EVERV HOUSE."
N. B A brush accompanies each bottle.. Price 21s t
Wholesale Depot, No. 48 Cedar St., New York.
Address IIKNRY C. 8PALDIN0 A CO.,
Box No. 3io Nsw Yoaa.
Put up tor Dealers iu cases, containing four, eight,
nd twelve dozen a beautiful Lithograph Shuwcard
accompanying each package.
mr A Single bollle OI ni'AL,uiau 3 i nirnntu
ULUE will ssve ten time iu coats auuually to every
Bold oy all proluiueut mauouers, vriigsiaia, iisru
warv and Furniture Dealers, tirocers and Fancy
oiorea. wi
IWntra nat-h.nt. ibnlilil imIh n,l- olSVTa 1. U
INO'S PhtPAKEO GLL k, when making up their
lit. It will slaud any climate.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
LHKH L IN EVERT HOUSE.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUH.
SULD BY STATIONERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED ULUE,
SULD BY DKUUU1STS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY UARDWAUK DEALERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED OLl'E.
SOLD BY ROLsE FURNISHING STORES.
SPALDING'9 PREPARED GLl'S.
HO LI) BY FUBMTUKE DEALERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANCY GOODS DEALERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY GROCERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED ULUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENER'LY
Manufactured br
HENRY C. SPALDING & CO.
48 Cedar street, New York.
Address Post-office, box No. J6O0.
anneini III ainiiaooiiia. .inv v. mnv.
If damaged, msy be restored to their origiua.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
..Mends ACCOUNT BOOKS
Mends BUREAUS
.Mends CRADLES
Mands DOLLS
Mends ETAGEKES
Mends FANS
Mends GUITARS.
r.r..r.r.".v.c
E
..Mends HARPS..
Mends INLAID WORK
Mends JARS
Mends KNOBS
U.nHi I.KtTHKK WORK
Meods MIRROR FRAMES M
Mauds NEWEL POSTS N
Mends OTTOMANS O
,..Mends PIANO FORTES P
0... Mends Ul'ILT rKAMa-s .........
ft Rlli'KN'llj HHKmKS R
S Mends SOFAS .8
T Mends TABLES
II M..nrt liMHRELLA STICKS
V M unila VHl,:S . V
w"'.Mends WORK-BOXES W
X Mends IYLOORAPHIC-WORK i
7. M.n.la ZKPII R WOOD-WORK.
In conclusion, SPALDING'S PREPARED
ULUE is useful in horaries and school.
l.8 Mends SOFAS 8.
2...P Meuils PITCHERS .P...
3...A Mends ACCOKDEON'S A...
4...L Mends LETTER-SEALING L...
S...D. Mends DAGUERREOTYPE CASKS. D.
6...I Mends IMAGES 1 .
7...N Mends NEW BREAKAGES. N...
S...G Mends GI N STOCKS G.
i.. S Mends SCHOOL BOOKS 8...
1U...P Mends PARASOLS P-.10
II. ..R Mends RULERS R...I1
12...E Mends ELECTRICAL M ACH1NES...E...UI
13...P...MandS FAf DK-nAMllSUS . - I-...I3
U...A Mends ARM-CHAIRS A-.14
I5...R Mends RICKETY FURNITURE K...1S
16...E Mends ERASER HANDLES E...16
I7...D Mends DESKS D...17
18...G Mends GLOBES G...18
ln. I. Mend. LOOSENED LEAVES L
2U...U Mends UPHOLS'R'D FURNITURE. U..J0
J1...K. Mends EGO-BEATERS E...21
22 Mends ACORN-WORK 22
33. Mends CHESS-BOARDS
24 Mends FIDDLES 24
2i Meuds SHELL-WORK
26 Mends FILLET-WORK J6
27 Mends HOBBY-HORSES .27
KALEIDOSCOPES...
I MONEY-BOXES
i PICTURE FRAME;
i SECRETARIES,
I VENEERING 32
i SCHOOL FURITURE .33
i PAPIER M ACHE M
I WARDROBES Ji
l PARIAN MARBLE J6
i CUIUS 37
l BABY-JUMPERS .38
l IVORY WORK .39
l MATCH-SAFES 40
i PICTURES 41
i OUILL-WHEELS . 42
l TOWEL-RACKS 43
l WASH-STANDS 44
l BEDSTEADS. .45
i DRUMS 4
i CHESSMEN 47
I BALLOT-BOXES 48
i HERBARIUMS . 49
l BACKGAMMON BOARDS M
BAND BOXES 51
BLACK-BOARDS 52
BASS-VIOLS 13
BILLIARD-TABLES M
i BILLIARD-CUES.., 55
i BIRD-CAGES 56
i BROOMSTICKS.-
J7
i BOOK-CASES
l BOOT-CRIMPS
l BRUSH-HANDLES.
58
.JSI
I BRUSHES
...61
l CABINETS..
-.02
I CliUUNB
l CLOCK-CASES
l CRUTCHES
l CUPBOARDS
i CURTAINS
l CASINOS..
1 CADDIES
i CAMERAS
.64
65
...6n
.67
At
69
l CHAIRS..
-71
i CHARTS
i CLOTHES FRAMES.-
72
73
i CARD CASES..
..74
I CHESTS .
.75
-.76
I DIARIES. ...
i WORK STANDS
-.77
I DHAbGHT-BOABDS.
i DICE
i DIVANS
i DICE-BOXES
l DOORS
...78
-.79
...80
Jfl
.J2
-A3
FIKEBDAbDS..
I FLUTES
i BALL S I E US...
I OLASSW AKE.
JS7
I HANULkS
i UUTTA PEKCHA WAKE..
M
lw..jlv
Wl
l
ft
KITES..
l TOPS
l OKtiANS .
MilIlKI.S
,..M
I SEW1NU-MACH1NE STAN
DS...M
l PANELS
i PASTF.BOAU WOKK.
i PATTKKNS
...9S
..V6
i SIDEBOARDS....
i WOODEN-WAKE..
..V9
I W1LL0W-W AHJi .
I U0
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY STATIONERS.
SPALDING.S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
' SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY GROCERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HARDWARE STORES.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY HOUSE-FURNISHING STORES.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANCY-GOODS DEALERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANS GEN
ERALLY. Manufactured by
HENRY C. SPALDING & CO.,
'48 Cedar Steect, New Yobe.
Address Post Office Box No. 3600.
Put In up eases containing either Four, light or
Twelve Doaen each a beautiful
LITHOGRAPHIC SHOW CARD
acooropauyine eacn racaage.
tawuAeoww
MISCELLANEOUS. Prepared Glue. Transportation.
LAKK NAVIGATION OPEN TO DUNKIRK
Notice to Shippers.
TIIE UNDERSIGNED,
Agenta f"r the NEW YORK at
ERIE RAILROAD are nreuared to
I give tha through rates tu
NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
Also to DUNKIRK and all points on tbe New Tork
A Erie Railroad.
B Property shtppsd daily by first claaa Propellers
at .i,.'ltll rates. 11 1 (ill ES A LEST 1. K,
niarw : uaw ; an ak-uis.
j-ssS 1860. jLiS;
DETROIT AND CHICAGO.
STEAMERS
0(J KAN, I MAY QUEEN,
Cti.t4.Lii K. U. kvAN. C'kpik.iD H. U. Vjukk,
W ill lor in m Pally Litio buiweeu
CLEVKLAND AND DETROIT.
Th com In? BBiU4n one oftho atxira boats will
tfavv C'ttivUu(l vry evening, .8untlAri exr-pttHl,)
at tt o'clock, counoctiug uuxt uomiutf at iKilroit
wtm tue
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILUOAD,
For Jackaon, Chlcnffo, St. Paul, Mw-httll, Milwau
kee, Uurliuiftuu, KniainaEoo, Foiiil du Lac. Quiucy,
SiUm, La Cn .', hi. Jiwph, iVln b. City, f'rarit, I) a
Chicn, iuwa City. Aino, with ittanitrii for 8AU1-
ft AW and U. UlvlllUIi AMJ AILn At 11 it a.
HA1I.KOA I).
0T a rHintuta contrav'tail throunh to tba abova
nauitMl poiuii at Ibo lowoitt puswibl rate.
Faro One Dollar lew than hy any other Route.
a" Detroit PasiAiigara by tokiug tbiii Koute navij
73 milt railroad travul.
Tickcla can b obtained at all the Drlncipal
Ticket OlHuiw, aUo at tba Union Tkkt OlHc.-, if.
Jortuu, A gmit, Huperiur treut, CltiTttlaud, or at tbe
oHaCj of the Liu ou the i)ock.
L A. rlfcnl l,
mayH R 10 Gnfral A gent, Clt-voUnd, Ohio.
DETROIT & LAKE SUPERIOR.
a!T3j
18G0.
Ward Uppotfitiou Lake Superior Line.
ConuiHtinff of the fi.lluwina A. 1. Low Pretwur
situiiuani :
ARCTIC,
CAP. P. 8. MILLER,
SEA
CAPT. C.
MONTGOMERY,
CAIT. i. NICHOLSON,
BIRD,
C. BLODGKTT.
Th abova ntuamon will rnn during tbo Season o
Navigation aa ioUow:
ARCTIC.
Will leava Hvtrwit foi UutunaRon, touchiunt inter
mediata Poru, uu
Matarday,
Wtntwday,
Saturday.
May ft
May 16
&lay 'A
June A
Juno 15
June 27
July 7
July IS
July 26
Aug. 8
t Saturday,
W aUiitiHlay.
8aturdy,
Heduelay,
t Saturday,
Weilnesday,
Saturday,
WtHliiefcduy,
Saturday,
Auk. 13
Au.
Be pi. a
Hf pt. 12
Ht-Ut. a
Oct. IU
Oct. i
Oct. 31
Nov. 10
WtKlneaday,
T .Saturday,
WadiiMday,
lHturilay,
t Wtnliie-Mlay,
Saturday,
WedutMulay.
MONTGOMERY,
Will leave Dotroit for Portage Lake, Uiicliiug at in
termediate Porta,
Saturday, May 12 Saturday, Anjf. 25
Weduefduyt May ICS Wedt.Mlay, Sept. 5
Saturday, June 2 Saturday, S-pt. IS
Wedneaday, June 13 Wedniday, Spt. 26
Saturday, June 23 Saturday, Oct. 6
Yeduettday, July 4 Wediiexday, Oct. 17
Saturday, July 14 Saturday, Oct. 27
Wedneaday, July 25 YVednHdayt Nov. 7
Saturday, Aug. 4 Saturday. hor. 17
Wednesday. Aug. 16
SEA BIRD.
Will leave Detroit lor Ontonagon, touching at inter
mediate Porta, on
Wednesday,
Saturday,
t Wedneaday.
Saturday.
Wednesday,
f Saturday.
Wedneeday,
Saturday,
Wedneaday,
Saturday,
May 9
May 19
May 30
June 9
June 20
June 30
July il
July 21
Aug. 1
Aug. U
Wedneaday,
Saturday,
1 Wedneeulay,
Saturday,
Wedneeday,
t Saturday,
Wedneaday,
Saturday,
Wednesday,
Aog. 22
hf-pt. 1
Spt. 12
Sept. 22
Oct. 3
Oct. 13
Oct. 24
Nov. 3
Nov. 14
Will atop at Mackinac, t Will oo to Srri
biob City.
The Steamers Arctic and Sta Bihd will make one
trip each for Pleasure Excursions, touching at all
points on both shores of Lake Superior during the
months of July and August : due notice of which will
be given.
The Montoomebt, Aectic and Sea Bird are all
First Claaa Low Preenure Steamers. Their PatMtenger
accommodations are not surpu.'UM'd ly any olhe rs on
tbe Lake. Thir Commander have bet-n engaged
in the Luke etrvica for years past, and are entirely
convert-ant with its dutiea in every particular. It
is the intention of the owners of t bib Line tu make it
A PERMANENT ONE. so that parties can deornd
upon having their biisiness done an long aa any Bwt
can run during the aeaaon of navigation.
The Price of Freight & Passage will be Less
than by any other Line on the Rout.
It is hoped, by prompt and efficient attention to the
reuuirements of tbe Lake Superior people, and the
public generally, by all connected with Ibis Line, to
merit a share of their patronage.
JOHN III TCHING3 A Co.,
Agents for Steamer " Arctic."
TROWBRIDGE, CHIP MAN A ROOD.
Ag'ts for Steamers "Motgomery" A "sea Bird."
ap:;
1860. the I860.
K0RTHERX TRANSPORTATION CO.
55-
WILL, DURING THE
present season. run tlisir well known
and popular line of HKjT CLAM?
Screw Steamers regularly between
0GDENSBCRGH, CAPE VIXCENT,
OSWEUO AND THK UrPKri LAKES.
Forming a daily Line for ClWeland, Sandnsky, To
ledo, and Detroit, and a Tri-Weekly Line to and
from
CniCAGO, MILWAUKEE,
and intermediate ports. Connecting with the Bail
Koads beta'opn .
OUbESBURQH AND BOSTON,
Lowell, Lawrence, Nashua, Manchester, Concord
Worcester, Fitcbuurgu, Keene, Bollows Fall, Kilt
land, Burlington, and other intermediate points.
Connecting at Cape Vincsnt with the WATER
TOWN 1 OSWEGO KAIL ROAD, and at OSWEliC
with the New OSWEUO LINK of FIFTY FIRS1
CLASS CANAL BOATS OB the Enlarged Canal be
tween Oswego, Troy, Albany and Now Y ork.
aVT Through Freight suluoct to but one Tranship
meut.
CONNECTING AT CLEVELAND
With the several Lines of Bail Road to Cincinnati,
Louisville. St. Louis and Pittsburgh, and with
Messrs. Hanna, Garretaon A Co.'s CLEVELAND,
DETROIT LAKB SUPERIOR LINK.
Leaving Cleveland for Chicago and intermediate
porta every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. M.
AGENTS AKD CONSIGNEES.
J Mtirs, 191 Broadway, N. Y.
J. L. Wabjiib, No. 3 Cumtioa Slip, N. Y.
Z. S. Spaui.di.no, do do do do
Jobk Hocsino, No. r State street, Boston.
A. Cushman, No. loo do do do
C. L. Thobfsoh, Jb., Ogdeniburgh.
Geobob Pabkkb, do
Geo. A. Eddt, Oswego.
C'BAWroBD A HOTET, do
W. T. W ALBEB, Toledo.
E. B. Mathews, Detroit.
O. J. Hall, Milwaukee.
McHekbt A Baeeb, Racine.
MathebACo., Chicago.
1'irt A Mitchel, St. Louis.
PELTON A BREED,
feb2ftR24 Agents, Cleveland.
WESTERN TRANSPORTATION CO.
AND
WESTERN EXPRESS CO.
TO SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT
TO AND FROM THE WEST Enlarged and
toe beat facilities ever presented tor the considera
tion of Merchaula, Shippers, Travelers and fcnii
gTatora. THK WESTERN TRANSPORTATION CO.
baring united their facilit es with those of the
New York Central and Michigan Central
Railroads, numbering 31 Propellers and
Steamers, of the first Insurable
Class,
will run Daily Lixes, duriug tbe ensuing season,
from Buffalo to the Ports ol Chicago, Milwaukee,
Kacine aud other Ports on Lake Michigan ; Detroit,
Toledo, Sandusky, Cleveland, aud other Porta on
Lake Erie, which, in connection with the vneqijales
Cabal Facilities of this Company, comprising
150 Boats or tbb Largest Class,
eight of which leave Buffalo and New Tork daily,
enables them to offer Msrchsnta and Shippers supe
rior inducements for safety, dispatch and reliability.
TfiE WESTERN EXPRESS
(owned and operated by this Company) will be run
over the New York Central Hailroad to Buffalo, and
connect with ths various Railroads, and alsjve Lines
or Propellers on the Lakes, for such freight as may
require a more speedy transit than by Caual.
Fob Bates or Fbiioht. Coxtbacts, abo Bills
or Lading, bt Canal oa Rail, apply to the Agents
or Cousignees. at the office of the Coiupauy :
No. 1 C-aMilies Slip and a Aator House, New York.
No. 113 Pier, Albauy.
No. 191 River street, Troy.
Erie Bssin, Buffalo.
Hurd Co.'s Dock, Detroit.
Mil. A Hiss. R. R- Dock, Milwaukee.
Foot Slate street, Chicago.
Also, at Cleveland, Sandusky, Toledo and Racine.
SHIPPING DIRECTIONS:
Mabk Paciaoes fob Canal " W. T. Co."
Ship Daily, a Follows:
NEW T0F.K, Pier? East River.
BOSTON, Weatera Railroad.
ALBANY, 113 Pier.
TROY, Foot of State street.
BUFFALO, Erie Basin.
DETROIT. Hnrd Co.'s Dock.
WILWAUKKK, MM. A Mia. R. B. Dock.
CHICAGO, Foot of Slat street.
Mark Express Goods "Westers Express Co.'
and ronte they are to go, and ship as follows :
NEW YORK, People's Line Steamers, foot Court
Uudt street,
Swiftsure Line Propellers, PierS I.R..
Hudson River R. R., 72 Warren St.,
142 Chambers, or corner Canal and
W est sts.
BOSTON. Western Railroad.
ALBANY, New York Central Railroad.
JOHN ALLEN, Ja., President.
BoffaJo, April 16, lau).
aiayle.M T. N. BOND, Agent, Cleveland.
Rail Roads.
pLEVKLAND and PITTSBUIlO
J HAILKIIAD. Sraiao Aiuot. Tutske
eJPct on Monday, April XVI, lso. TRAINS LEAV S
CLEVELAND DAILY-bundaya exisptsd :
7:30 a. St. Mall fur Pittsburgh, Vi heeling and New
Philadelphia.
:4n r. w Eiprsaa fur Pittsburgh and Wheeling1.
Both Train niaks dirw-t cunubctiuiis with Pann-
?lvaula Hallruad for Baltimore, Philadelphia, Nrw
orkaud Hoaton. AUo Willi Baltinora k Ohio Kali
road for Baltimore and Vaahintfton City.
Also connect at Hudaon lor Akron and Millerslmra.
avr Time by this route as guii k and fare will be
the same as by Northsrn Llnsa to Nuw York.
J. N. McCULLOUUU.Sup't.
F. B. MYERS, O. T. Agent. imut
i CLEVELAND fc TOLEDO RAIL
J KOAI). Hpeimo Aeranukmbnt. On and artfr
uuday, April Vtb, lwut, Traina on tbla Ru-vd will
run aa Ibllowi from CIvaLaiid :
5:ii a, M.. ThroUKh Mail, stopping at all itatluni on
the southern DlvutioQ, arriving at ioieuo
at lu:ai a. h.
2:55 p. u. Wttitprn Lipnva itopa at all itatlonaon
Honthern Oivuioii, aud arrives at loieuo
sst 7 1'. m m
Vim p.m. Mail.t(pataUiitatlonBiMtofHandnMkrl
on Pinrtise-rn iivi-)iuu,ana arrive ai Daui
dmtky at r. h.
5:50 P. U. Ttjlttgraph Kipr, ntnjm at Grafton, Ohor-
hn, MikeDii.ii, JtuTwaik, monn-niif,
bullevue, (i)dt), Kretinrnt and Klmore,
and arriven at Toledo at M:15 P. M.
Connection aramadeat Munriville with the San-
Hn.kr. Mam-lietlii Na,iark U. K . at Clvdeaith
the andulty, Uayttm aul Cincinnati ft. H-, ai
pioot with Kremont A Indiana K. H., and at ToU-do
with the Michigan Soiaharii A Northern Indiana
anu luieao ana vtatauu nuuruaiu tor cuicavo, !;
troit, Jackson, Fort Wayne, LoifanHport, LaI.iyMtB,
Cairo, Alta'n, St. Louis, and all puiuu Weat. NurtU
artsMt mnn pmihibwmi.
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Toledo and the
Wom, at 9:441 a. M.( 3 05 r. and ;U6 P. U.t no la
HMidusky at 9:3.) a.m.
L. U. RUCKR, Superintendent.
Cleveland. April V, lvJ.
CLEVELAND AND ERIE RAIL
I hOAD.-SLUMEl ARfcA.HUIMlNT. I0.
Ou nd after Monti 7, April Vth, lsCO, PiMMDifer
TruiiiB will run But Iu.iuwh:
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
10:0.1 A. M. MAIL TKAI.N-Htoppiuffttt all Httfon
virnt W ii k lifl. Mcittur. Ptrrv. L'uioii-
TiHe, 8arbruok aud SwanTille ; and ari ivrai
at Kri i:30 p. a., Dunkirk 3 i5 p. u., bul
la I. 5:25 p. a.
3:2P. a. CINCINNATI EXPRESS THAI N-Stop-pmg
at Pftiiivilla?, Aahtabalaaod Uiranl
(mil ; ana arrives hi crie o:jj p. m., vuu
kirk A iS P M Hnrta'a 4 .'ai) P. If .
4:10 P. a. CUiSNKALT ACOIMMODATION TRAIN
.Sturtniiiar Hi nil SlHtiom.
9:20 P. a. NIUHT JsXPKKSS TKAIN-ftoppinir at
Paiiiudville, Aalititbula and Giranl only;
and arrives at Krie 12:47 A. a., Duukirk
2:50 A. a., Uutlalo 4:20 a. a.
lVaVK ERIE.
1:55 a. a. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stoppinft at
uirard, Ashtabula aud Palnejvin uuiy.
Mini arriviw At Clnveljind 5:3u A. a.
10:38 A. a. MAIL TRAIN Utoppin? at all Station!
vxcpt Snybr.Mk, L'niuuviile, Perry, Men
tor and Wicklifftt, aod arrivua at Cleveland
2.30 p. a.
-.il.. m HAY KXPREMS TRAIN StOBninc at G-
rard,Cnnut, Asbtabula and Painesvilla
onlv. aud arrive at Cleveland 5:20 P. a.
Accommcadatiuu Tram will leave Onneaut at i:00
a. a., ftoppiug at all tutiout. aud axriviug at Cleve
land at W:lo a. a.
All tbe trains going WMt ward connect at Clercland
with trains lor Toledo, Chicago, Cohiinbua, Ciui-iii-natt,
St. Louis, Ac: and all the trains goiug eutward
ccuutct at I unk irk with the trains uf the N. Y. K.
Railroad, and at Buffalo w ith those of the New York
Central and Buflalu tk New York City Railroads.
U. NOTTINGHAM, Sup't.
Cleveland, April 9, i860.
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND
CINCINNATI RAILROAD.-SuaaF.R Ar
fcANGEMLNT. 1H6-J. On and alter Monday, April 16,
loot), .Passenger Trains will leave Clevelaud aa lol
lows :
6:u5 a. a. N. T. t Cincinnati Expreae Stopping at
Berea, lirafton, WelliiiKton, New London,
halem, eibelbv, and all Stations south of
Shelby, reaching Columbus 11:30 A. a.,
Cincinnati 4 a. a.
3:15 p. a. Accommodation Stopping at all Stations,
and reaching Colunibiu :30 P. a., Cincin
nati 3:40 a. a.
6:00 P. a. Nitfht Kx press Stopping at Berea, Grafton,
Wellington, New London, Shelby. Crest
line, Cation. Cardingtou, and LMaware,
reacbiug Columbus H:U5 p. a., Cincinnati
3:40 a. a.
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, Sandusky, Mansfield A Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Ut, Vernon, Newark, ZaneeTille,
c. ,
Crestline, Pittsburgh, Fort Waj-ne 4 Chicago Rail
road, for iorest, I'ppr Sandusky, ! Iphoe,
Lima Fort Wayne, Laprte, Chicago, Ac,,
west, and Eut for Mananeld, Wooater, Miu
sillon, Ac.
tialiot. ami BellefonUine Railroad Line, tor Marion,
Bellefontaine, Sidney, In ion, Muncie, ln
dinapolis, Terre Haute, Vincennes, Evans
ville, Louisville, Cairo, St. Louis, Ac.
Delaware, Dayton fc Cincinnati Line, for Springfield,
O., Dayton, Hamilton, Cincinnati, Rich
mond, Indianapolis, Terre Haute, St. Louis,
Ac; and at Cincinnati with the Obio Mis
sissippi Railroad for Louisville, and ail
points on tbe Ohio river.
Columbus, Little Miami A Columbus, and Xenia
Railroad, for Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis,
Terre Haute, St. Louis, Morrow LoveUud,
and Cincinnati, and with theUnioA Mis
sissippi Railroad at Cincinnati (or Louis
ville, Evansville, Cairo, St. Louis, and all
points on the Uhio river.
Columbus, Central Uhio Railroad for Newark, Zanes
viile. Wheeling, Ac, Columbus, Piquaand
Indiana Railroad lor Piu.ua, Lrbana, Ac.
rr For Tickets to all points and information ap
ply at the Union Ticket Office, AL duperior street, or
at the Passenger Station.
E. H. FLINT, Superintendent.
Cleveland, April 14, 1669.
CLEVELAND and MAHONING
1 RAILROAD. Tias Tablk No. IS.
To take effect on after Thursday, February 10, 18r9.
GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
Cleveland to Trains leave Toungstown to
Youngstown Cleveland
M1IL IIPBEAS. KXPKK88. MAIL-
6:30 a. a. 4:s p. a. Cleveland. 10:45 a. a. 6:3u p. a.
7:02 4:24 44 Newburgh. 10:25 " 6 02 "
7:24 ' 4:44 Plank Road. 1U:6 " 5:33 M
7:4 " 5:05 Solon. 9:47 fl:05
8:26 ' "5:32 Aurora. 22 " "
y uO 6:57 " Mautitm. l.iO :51 "
:36 " 6:22 Garettsville. 8:37 3:16
:5 M 6:36 Windham. 8:lt 2:58 "
10:23 " 6:55 " Braceville. 8: 2:33 "
10:41 " 7:m " Leavittsb h. 7:4 2:15 "
10:57 " 7:22 Warren. 7:37 44 2:00 "
11:23 P. a. 7:40 M Niles. 7:16 " 1:34 "
11:42 " 7:54 " ;irard. 7:00 " I:W '
11:51 " 8:02 " Brier Hill. 6:50 " 1 "
12:00 a. 8:10 Vouugstownt6:40 1:00
M4KIVI CllNNKt:TIOST3.
At Cleveland with Cleveland A Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus A Cincinnati, Cleveland A Erie, and Cleve
land A Pittsburgh Railroads.
At Solon, with hacks to Chagrin Falls, Ac.
At Mantua, with hacks for Ravenna, Ac.
At Braceville with hacks to Newton Falls, Ac.
At Warren with backs to Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
ville. Bloom field, Cautield, Ac.
At Youugstown with stage tor New Castle, Po
Imd, Low el, and Enon Valley, and thence by P. F.
W. A C. R. R, to Pittsburgh.
CHAS. L. RHODES, Sup't.
Cleveland.Feh.
UNITY FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, OF LONDON.
UNITED STATES BRANCH,
50 WALL ST. NEW YORK.
AVAILABLE ASSETS
J4,547,061.16
The benefits to be derived by the public from In
surance against Loss by Fire are 90 great and nume
rous, when compared with its trilling cost, as to ren
der it an imperative duty on every oue to avail them
selves of the protection afforded by this Company,
against the destructive ravages of fire, which in a
few moments may lay waste the fruits of a whole lite
of industry. Losses are made good without deduc
tion or discount, and are adjusted and paid here,
without reference to London. Insurance takeu on
most favorable terms.
BRANCH AGENCY AT BENTON A BROTHER'S.
Druggists, West Side.
GEORGE ADLARD, Manager.
J. N. OWEN, Agent, at No. 1 Lyman's Block, next
to tbe new Court House, Cleveland, Uhio.
may 11
TIFE AND yiRE INSURANCE
NEW ENGLAND FIKE AND MAEINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN.
Capital and Surplus, - - - $23G,517 02
"HOPE" INSURANCE CO.,
PROVIDENCE, R. I.
Capital and Surplus, - - - $164,275 55
New York Life Insurance Co.
Capital and Surplus, - - - - $1,800,000
COLLINS A ROBINSON, Auent,
Offic No. 3 Parkins' Uuilililig.near new Co ml Haass.
niariK24
ARINE INSURANCE. SK-
CL'RITY FIKE IJiSL'BASiOK COMPANY,
hew York.
?ov
PAID VP CAPITAL
HALF A MILLION DOLLARS.
policies wbitten on
Hulls, Cargoes and Freight,
As low aa say responsible Company, by
H. F. BRATToN, Agrnt,
No. 6 Atwatar Buildings, (up stairs.)
FIRE DEPARTMENT,
Kepresented, and Policies Issued by
BELDIN SEYMOKE,
,rt 97 8nprlorstrt.
atoilftt Wart.
CLEVELAND WOODEN WARE MANU
FACTORY. SERVEY & BOUSFIELD
Laonrd street, (Cleveland Centra, manufac
of Tubs.
Pails,
Chims,
Wash-boanls,
c, Ac, Ac
Planing, Matching and Sawing
all kinds of
LUMBER.
at short notice and at tha lowest market rate.
Cleveland, May 26, lfJW
STANLEY & GRAHAM, SUCES
csasoaa to the Boston Pail Company, Manufact
urers of
TUBS, CHURNS, PAILS, KEELEBS.
Asb Butter Packages, Bap BnckeU, Pine and
Uora. Buckets. Shaker Fails, Half Palls,
Washboards, Ac, Ac,
Corner of Main A Center Sta., (West Side,)
CLEVLAND, O.
WM. BT. STARUT, BPrll J. . ClAlAB,
Rail Roads. Legal Notices.
rt I r L' IJ t L' L"U A r V It V VI RT 1 1 V.
Itriivii i oi .iuij.--ui v iiu ujj
of a writ of Fieri kariaa isansd eut at the Court
ofCoBiaion Pleas ef Cuvsnoea cuunty, at tbe mil ot
Jason Canneld, pUlnhif, auiiiat Jhn J. Kiuuey.
.i r.....ia..t to nis directed. 1 liavs U.'Visd nm,n and
ahsll ollsr for aale at the door of tlie liurt llouaw,
irorner e?ne' and Champlain street.) tn incur ot
Ch'vstsnd, in said county, on ine oin uay oi juss,
Im-si al 2 o'clock P. M.,tbe following le'ritd lands
indtenement. to wit :' L.t No S5 In Taylor a iioy t .
..:.. ... kriai.klvn tAiwnbtD. Cuyiibotcacouuty.
Uhio. A pprai-J ',",", v. iHTMAN. Sherltt.
Jason Csrirt.P rtaiiuin sm"";
SHERIFF'S SALE. sir Virtpi
O of a writ of Fieri Vacias Issued from the Court
.VTCouiiaoli I'l. aa of Cu) ah. Jia county, at the suit ot
William rluasball, plainlllt aainat tue propeller
Owe,., I shall ..ner (T,r sale, at the alip ol Jutiuson at
T1..1.U. inr tl.Hir .liib vi-.l. I in the city OI Cleve-
lan.l, in uid county, an the .Mh day oi June, Iswl, at
2 o'clock V. M., the propeller Oweso, hsr Bpparel
and furniture. L. L. VilaUlMAN,
Auaas A CAnrtrLD, bherin.
"VTOTICE. IN PURSUANCE OF
X 1 decretal order i-nocd from the Court ot OuD.
nion Pieaa of Cuyahoga county, Ohio, in acase:ti
whi. h Jam Prvutins is pLaiutilf aud Al'in A.
Turner et al. defi-ndauts, to me direrted, 1 shall ex
Pvh for sale at tbe door uf tbe new Court House, in
tlie city of i.'levelaiid, in said couuty, m the friti day
uf June, 'K at Z o'clock P. H. oi said day, tlie tot
lwiiig uVscrilM-d lands aud tenements, to wit :
Situate iu tlie city of Cleveland, Cuyahoita county,
aud ftiate of Uhio, uu the west side of Cuyahoga Riv
er, in tliat part of Cleveland which was tvrairrly
Uhio City, aud bounded liluws : b-KUiri)h al the
intersection of the north line ol Vermont strt,
with tbe et line of W est street ; thuuc northerly
along said 'est street to W a.thiugtou irut ; theuce
westerly along Washington street W feet : theuct
au.iit.ieTlr DsAralltjl with Wtut strict W Vermont
street ; thi-nce easterly along said Vermont street t
the placo oi UfKiuuitig. a ppraiM-u j,wm.
V. W. B1N011AA1, Master CoJiiniiasioaer.
Lokfm Prentiss, Plaintiff's Attorney.
IuayJtf:2fiV
s. w. BiaatTT ) "fa KFORR O. B. TIB-
Mrs. - Cottos.JIJ BITS, J. P. of Cleveland
lil,U1UIl. . U)UiPwuui)i v.. .
of May, 1, aalii Juatlie issued sn order ot altai:li
meiit in tlie al.ve ettiuu liir the aum of tljrieeu
9f.-HiU dollars, sail, raiise is set fur on the 21at day ot
June, i.vai, ai t o ciw-a r. ai.
Clevelaud, May VI, 1I6U. mayl6:2v
SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
OKL'KR iV VOMIT. On iSe Hth day of June,
isiiL iii fi' lin lr A. M.. ou the nreuiiss. tn the lou-
stnp of JUiddliburxh, CuyahfKa munty, Ohio, lil
lm sold to I highest bidder, thf tr-liowiD? dts riLed
rnal estate as tlie property oi w iiiuuu ai. flrjau,
rl...,i.a,-l til Hit
Hituattj in saiil township of Middlbnr(h, and is
also In tbe villatje of Berem and is buuuuVd ard de--.
rituaf, in f.iiit.ui. : CoDiuietieiuK at th intersection
of the south tine with the south liueol Bridge street
In said villas, thfnc south on Adams street about
M rods to lands detdei by Kobert Wallace and wife
to William FU7Bfrald, thence east on said t'itZKr
aid'ai lin 2n rods, tiieuce north ( rods on Bin?
street, thence west on Bridge street ai rods to iho
place of U-Kinnina:, containing one acre of laud, be
lilt SalllO Uiuro VI a-'ia muu w uu ssv av
tcifl than $i'. Terms of sale will be made known
ou the day of sale.
WILLIAM BRYAN, Administrator of
Wm. 34. Bryan, ikceay?d.
Clarland, O, Mar U, letM. 7
Tmk State of Ouio.Ij urt of Common Ploaa
Cuyahoga touuty, ss. J
MAHiiAiticT JtuLaLET, afiauitin, I
vs.
QAID DEFENDANT, EDWARD
BULKLEY, will take notice that said plain. ill
hied her petition in said Court on the 2ft th day ot
April, A. 1. lert), against him, prayinif that the
marriage contract now subsintinK between tltein be
dissolved, charging said deteudunt with habitual
drunkenness tor three years, and has been guilty
ot gross neglect ol duty, and wilfully abeent from
said plaintiff tor three years last past ; and that said
cause will be for hearing at the May tern of sjud
Court, A. u. 10. ALar.aT i. blaue,
may 1 FlaiutilTs Attorney
SHERIFFS SALE. BY VIR
TL E of a writ of Vendi Exponas, issned from
trie Court of Common Fleas of Cuyahoga County, at
the suit of the Commissioners of CuyauosTa county,
plaintiff agaiust U. L. Whitman et al., delendauls,
I sliall off:r fur sale at the door or the Court iioiue,
corner of Seneca and Champlain streets, in the city
of Cleveland, in said county, on tlie 4th day of June,
16), at 2 o'clock P. M.., the following described Lands
and tenements :
Situate in the city of Cleveland, county of Cuya
hoga, to wit: In Barber Lord's allotment. Lots
Nos. 717, 718, 941, east half of lot u3, south side of
went end of lot ISu. 94, west half of lot No. Ill, one
half in common of lots Nos. 313, 314, 315, 316, 317, 31K
3)y, 3yo, 4uu and 401 ; south half of lots Nos. 345 and
44.M. Lots Mob. 4y5, 65, boa, 6ni, and tw7. In W iil-e-ville
allotment, in said city of Cleveland. Lots Nos.
84. 153 and 333. In I. L. Hewitt's subdivision and
allotment in said city, sub lot No. 2.
1. L. W1UHTMAN, Sheriff.
C. aft W. 3. Stetson. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
SHERIFF'S SALE. BY VIR
Tt'E of a writ of V endi txponus, issued fruan
the Court of Common Pleas of Trumbull county, ar
the suit of the Korest City Bant, plaiutiff, against
C. C. Kellogg, et al., defendants, tome directed, 1
shall offer for sale at the door of the Court Houe,
corner of Seneca and Champlain streets, in the ctty
of Cleveland, in said county, on the 5th day of June,
IrtGn, at 2 o'clock P.M., of said day. the following
described lands and tenements, to wit :
Situate in the township of Brackimlle, being No.
5, in the U'th ranije of townships, in the Coouecticut
Western Ueserve, and which is als in the county ol
Cuyahoga and State of Ohio, and is known by the
north part of number eleven, bounded as follows:
Beginning at the N. W. corner stake, and stouea;
thence east on the north Una 63 and tfl-lou chains to
Di. E. corner; thenco H. 13 E. 6 2t-hu chains on
the east line: thence S. 87 W. 6 and iW-luo chains
to center of state road; thence North on West line
9 and 5o-li)0 chains to. th place of beginning, con
taining 50 acres of land as surveyed by W illiaua 11.
Knapp, Nov. 14th. 146, be the same more or less, hut
subject to all legal highways.
Appraised at eighteen hundred dollars.
D. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
WiLLlAHSOM A BiDDLS, Plainti IT s Attorneys.
SHERIFF'S SALE BY VIRTUE
of writ of venditioni exponas, issued from the
Court of Common Pleas, of Cuyahoga county, at the
suit of Abraham K. Van Nest et al., plaintifri.
against 11. H. Oillett, defendant, tome directed, 1
shall offer for sale at tha door of the Court liouae,
(corner of Seneca and Champlain streets,) in the
city of Cleveland, in the said county, on tbe 5th day
of June, l6t)t at 2 o'clock P. M . of said day, the fol
lowing described lands and tenements, to wit: Com
mencing at the intersection of the southerly line ot
Vermont street with the easterly line of W est street;
thence easterly along the southerly line of Vermont
street, sixty-niue feet; thence southerly, parallel
with the east li ue of W est street, sixty fc-et theucc
easterly parallel with the south line of Vermont
street eleven feet; thence southerly parallel with the
eat line of West street thirty-euiUf feet ; thence
westerly parallel with Vermont street eighty feet tc
the east line of West street; thence northerly aiona
the east line of West street, ninety-eight feet to the
plare of beginning: being the same premises de
scribed in a ded from Gilmou Folsom, Jr., to H. H.
(iillett, recorded iu vol. 4, pages 51 and 511, Cuya
hoga county records, and further known as the N.
W . corner of Block XX, in the Buffalo Company al
lotmeut in Cleveland (formerly Ohio City Cuyahoga
county, Ohio. Appraised at ?l,4(i.
D. t. W IGHTMAN, Sheriff.
Herbice 4 Barlow, Plaintiff's Attorneys, djox
William . Ambush, Plaintiff, 1 In Conrt of Com
vs. mon Pleas.Cuyaho-
Stkpben- tjRirriN, Defrndant, j ga County, Ohio.
rPHE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND-
1 ANT, Stephen Griffin, is hereby notified that
ou the lMt day of April, 1mJ, the said Plaiutiff filed
in said Court his petition setting forth for caue of
action against said defendant, that on the 7th day of
April, A. 1., is', plaiutiff brought suit in attach
ment before a Justice of the Peace iu said county,
against oue Solomon S. tiritiin, and at the date last
aloresaid served the said Steven Grtlin with a notice
of -tiaraisument, in the action pending be ft ire said
Justice, and thereafter in aaid action last named,
thia plaiutiff recovered judgment on they'd day of
June, A. D., InV, against said Solomon S. Griffin, for
two hundred and forty -six dollars damages, aud costs
of suit, taxed at eitfbt aud loluo duihirs, which
judgment U still in force and wholly unpaid. Tliat
the diaclotfura made by aaid Steplien Grub a before
said Justice undwr said notice of tfarutshment was
uusatiatactory to this said plaintiff : that said Ste
phen Onlfiu at the time of the service of said notice
of zaruisbmeut upon him had in his possession and
under his control a large amount of property belong
ing to said Solomon S. Grithu, ana was otherwise
largely indebted to said Solomon S. Griihn, of which
property and Indebtedness said Stephen Griffin failed
to make disclosure. Said petition aks tir juimeut
against said Stephen Grirfiu, in the sum of Two iluu
dred and Fifty -Four and 10-100 Dollars, with interest
thereon from the kl day of June, A. X).. The
defendant is required to answer tha allegations of
said petitiod by the 23d day of June, A. 1., yr, or
judgment will betaken against him by default in
the above amount. J. E IV.KRmjLL,
Tprz0:s6 Plain tiffs Attorney.
SamrEL Maso, Plaintiff,
SWHllLaVt
J'tHTf GltlCtN,
Miit Jane Gkefw. and
In Court of Corn
Pleas, iu and (or Cuy
Cuyahoga Co.. Ohio.
r t vent PiNkEKToN. llefdts. I
TUE DEFENDANT, FRANC'S
I PINKKKT0N. is hereby nut i fled that on the
uh day of April, la60, tbe plaintiff, Samuel Mason,
filed his petition in said Court against the above
named defendants, the object and prayer of which is
tlie reformation aud correction of three certain
dee. In to wit: One deed from said plaintiff tu said
defendants, John Green, executed January 1st, lVy:
one deed from said defendants, John Green and
wife, tu suid defendant. Francis Pinkerton, executed
March 16th, ISV: ana one deed from said Francis
Pinkrrton to said delendant, Mary Jane Greeu, ex
executed August 6ih, Irv'V: and one mortgage deed
from said Green and wife to said plaintiff, exeruu-d
January 1st, IfV: so that aaid deeds and niortrao-e
(which all couveved the same propert ) ahail inctuue
and describe only the land intended to be conveved
to said Green by said first mentioned deed from aaid
Mason, to w it :
"A certain tract of land sitnated tn the City of
Cleveland, Cuyahoga Couuty, Ohio, known as part of
low No. tweuty and twenty-one t,a A 21 in John M.
W oolsey'smapof his subdivision of city lots num
bered from one hundred and fifty-six (Ittrtouu
hundred and sixty-seven (167, all incluniTe of an or
iginal allotment of the Tillage of Cleveland, which
map is now on record in said county ; and tne land
hereby conveyed is, with the exception hereaiter
stated, bounded aa fcdiows, to wit: B-ifinuiiig at a
point on th northeasterly side of trie street one
huudred feet soul hen terly from the southeasterly
side ot Walnut street and running thence northeast
erly parallel with Walnut street one hundred and
sixty-nre feet to the northeasterly line of said
lot No. twenty (30: thence aoutbeasterty to the
northeast line of said lota No. tweuty ani twenty
one (ID A 21) to land late of Phillip A. White, de
ceased, fifty (5Uk feet; thence southeasterly on land of
Phillip A. White, and on land of George W'tlliame.to
the northeasterly line of trie street one hundred and
sixty-flve io5 feet, and thence northwesierty oq
said Krie street fifty-five foot to the place of begin
ning ; being fifly ft front on Erie street, and
oiie hundred and sixty-five (lt5 feet deep, nor or
less, saving and accepting, however, out of aaid
piece above defwribed, a certain piece of laud thirty
two (X!. feet long by twenty ( feet wide, hereto
fore deeded out of the northwest corner of ssud lot
bv Samuel Mason to Jacob Low man by deed dated
Nov. 16, 1149, and recorded Vol. 44, page 5U, to which
deed more particular reference- is had for a descrip
tion of tbe land excepted from thuj conveyance ;"
and shall exclude from said deed and mortgage smid
piece of land 32 feet by u feet, and aiso tlielot de
scribed in aaid deed and mortgage as fronting on
Oak street, in said lot and county, and that laid
Green and wife, and said Fraocta Pinkerton may be
excluded from ad interest in said two pteees last
above described, hy virtue of said deed from ssud
Mason to said Green aud other cuuveyaucsa as here
in set forth.
Plaintiff also pravs a judgment asrains ttriel John
Green for 7 75-1ij dolUra. and Interest Ironi Feb.
14, island that the land hereinabove first described
may be sold to satiafy the claim of said puUiitiil, asul
s-r other equitable relief.
Tbe said defendant, Pinkerton, ie atfifrBd to an
swer or demur to this petition, on or beiB-e the third
Saturday after the expuauou of tix werac rtaO. the
date of this notice. JAMkS M. JjN
April ldouou. Piauuid e AMorafcy.
Rail Roads. Legal Notices. Physicians & Surgeons.
DR. A. W. TUCKER IT HAS
B..m. a wH known fact that he cores Ji'in
itnliof . hronic di-aja-s. ilh his Bal lis and tl" -
Clues, where all ..llicr prvtic lulls, lie will Kiiar
aiite lo cure Khcuniattsui, Salt Bheum, a r.iiula.
Liver CoDioijtliit, Chiu Savar, ilyapeiwia,
Aathma. Catarrh, llri.;sy: ala.. wu.uJary svnhulis.
iu ail tie variijoe fi.rnis. Tor this disease be Baa
specilic that aever 'ails. Good success in ail oiner
chronic aueaaee, auu many acuta. cu auu a
lector. , !
Iim.-e, ?lo. 117, uniano street, siiviin.
sr Uiaaullation ree. Biartl
MEDICAL SUCCESS EXTRA0R-
ORDIARl M
One Hundred Dollar Premium! It
SEMINAL WEAKXES3,
HI RptBMATOtlBOiCi .
GLEET, c, and IMPOTENCY
CUSHV,
AfUr all other Treatment Fails!!
DR. A. GIBSON,
Y.rmerlv of New York l ily, will ear Una Hnn-
dred aolltrs for ihe prool that be ever tails u. cure
the aixive named diseaaee. He will pay the same
sum for the proof lhat sny other Pnysuiaa iu
Die tnited Stales treat tu saiuo dlaaaeea with
euiial auccees. .... . . .
After many years of laborious stndy and expert-sni-e,
IT. OIBsO-f is happy in bei:ig able to an
nounce to the unfortunate, that he has puriecleu a
system,. lr,.tlnent f.r lh.
Brbllll r, L- I r. J. .1 - ' " : . , .
at tha ulaive aud other privale Uu
.Herts ai ismg therelrui.., In, I'Witig,
ilfc.iilt.lll UM. -r.aui3 r ' ' ' ..j-..
He has succeeded in curtna; cases in this city, some
of wnom bad expended nuudrwia of dollars witn
seif-styled piiysicians, who proH-a. to treat all private
niataillee wim success, aaju i.uu.i m
least particle "f ben. lit.
Alihouiih Iir. lilBSON has a Diploma, yet he
niak. no hoaat of that fact, for the very reason that
a Uiploma is comparatively a simple thing, aetitiil
of intelligence, lor ueitwr diph-uise, nor colli.-!,
nor evou experience ever yet poasessed power sum
cient to aiwaya make aged men sue, or to convett
oue single duuee into a medical genius ; Beiltierooee
he buaat that he is a member of some college iu
Paris or Louden, aa perhaps some others do for the
purpose .il euuaritig the innoceut. butwhatiir.
lilBsli-N niitiht boast of is this, that he la aid to
give entire sati-laclion to those who repoee coon
deuce in Lis aoiluy and integrity, and that Be ha
prfe. ted au Anieri.au tl.-ni of treatment which
chailengea any V hy eteuui ol Loudon or 1'iria. or au
pateul medicine to equal for the raillcml cure ot sem
inal weak una, and all dinee.es or derangements,
both mental and physical, arising from sexual or
secret atnso.
Dr. GlBsoN also claims for his new treatment tlis
following advantages over all others yet discovered;
and first, the ageuta uaed are iu no reaped diaavrr. e
alile ; he usee uo relics of Ihe dark ages, 10 as
Mercury, noranyotlier deleterious drug: Jtecoi y
no realrlctious in diet or business is required; fhl .1
ly his treatment is positive aud certain in all ca.--s.
He stand, prepared to go iuto any public or private
hospital iuthe lulled States and demonstrate the
great lact that be is able to permanently cure ten
caaes, ill the same length of time required by auy
other Physician to cure oue simitar case.
.lluw Citizens ! a'acte are tangible thing", and In
this age, the only pabula upon which ln public
mind can be led, aud from which juat and denuile
conclusions can be deduced. ..... , .
Dr. GIBSON is permanently located in Cleveland,
and has during the past six months perlormed many
cures ol'diaeaaee which had fr years resisted all
other modes of treatment. Reference can be erven u
individual, uf the nrat respectability in Cleveland,
b.t..n, Sew York, aud other cities in regar W
skill and inteCTity in all prol'ensional transactions.
Uyp.'Pia. Ulinematiain. Scrolula and all chronic
disi-i-s treated with nnueual success.
rr Medicine seut to auy part ol the country on
receipt of ten dollars.
lr. UI HMOS':) New Work on Physiology for sale
at his olhce. , n
DR. GIBSON,
Profeasor of Electropathy and Medicine,
ar Office So. 117 Ontario street, np stairs, a few
doors from tbe Public Square.
Othce hours from to Vi and from 2 to to o clock
daily, ibundaya excepted.) totyi'i
TTEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
tj MEN. Bead noticee iu the Tribune sine
i'mis Exce!IcT JAMXS D. WESTl'OTT, Uev
erour of Fiuruia, and member of toe Lnitea btatee
vVuate : . . . .
" t or upwards of twenty-five years I was aBicted
with disease in my iamily, which the best medical
and juridical talent in the country foiled to cure, but
which yielded in a most satisiactory manner to the
Oraefcuberg Benledics. I conMCientiously advise their
d)sj JAS. O. W tsTCOT-T.
Nrw Voa, February 154.
Da. J- F. Bridc.k Dar Sir : Some two years ao
an intimate female friend had been suffering front
falling of tbewonib, whites, and deranged menstru
ations, together with the attending symptoms so
clearly described in your advertisements ana pamph
lets. She had the very best medical skill in tne
city until entirely prow t rated, and her physician fi
nally toid her that he thuuvht her lite might jm
bly be prvlouged a very little longer undr the must
judicioiu treatment. Fr two yers after she cn
t in tied to sink when I came into your otflre at the
Graetenberg Medical Institution and related nr
symptoms. As you were coutdent of he Graeteu-b-rK
Jdarbhall's tath.dicon, in relieving her, sne
ditf-rnarKed all tbe phvsicians and tried it, thuusfia
donbtiugiy. Piwidentially, it reheved herqmctiy,
and hve bottles entirely cured her. Since then, fur
two years, there has not been any recurrence of the
complaint, and she is as strong, active and healthy,
as when a young girl. JNO. &. BKiUGd,
H0M.fi TESTIM0XY.
W ist Bedtord, Coshocton Co., O., May 14, '57.
Mr. 11. B. Kinwlet ir: I have been selling the
medicine of the Graclenberg Company for the last
ten years, and have invariably found them to give
good satisfaction ; and the Pills 1 have told to a
great many families as retrularly as their tea and cof
fee, and with my trade they have become astap.e ar
ticle. Martthail s Lieriue Catholicou is a medicine
that has done a great amount of good in Famaie
diseases. One lady 1 sold it to told me she had re
ceived more benefit from one bottle than she aid
from a long course of medical treatment by the most
skillful physicians. JAMXS W ILSoa.
THB GRAKFENBERO MARSHALL'S
CATUuLiCON
la offered aa a certain cure accompanied with tbe
fullowing symptoms :
Irregularities Weakness Fainttieas Deranired Ap
petiteSallow Complexion Pain in the Kack
and Kidnevs Cliills Cold Hands aud
Feet Bloating Feerinhnesa
Neuralgia lleadache Ket
Ies.Hness Disturbed Sleep Flush
es of Heat Gen-ral Pam Crawling
and Pain in the Spine and between the
Shoulders Acid Stoma-h Nausea V.th ult
paaigug of L'rine, with heat or smarting itch
ing. Burning or Irritation in the l'rine Organs
Nightmare Despair Hysterics Anxiety Ked
Fsce Nervous Twitching Starting Con
stipation Irritable Temper baduoss
Dtp raved A pp'tite Flatulence bloat
ed and Irregular BowliCnpMas
ant Dteinis Pains in Uterine Organs Numbiiesa
and Pains in Limbs.
9 Sold by City IruggiaU and Meiicine Dealers
througbout the country.
For Jledicines or Agencies, address
H. B. K1NOSLEY, Cleveland,
novl2-daw ' ieueral Agent for Ohio.
TTEALTH AND HAPPINESS
1 1 btCCUKED.
THK CONCENTRATED CURE
TUE CONCENTKAl'ED Cl KE
A PuWERFUL REMEDY
A POWERFUL KEMEDY
FOR WEAKNESS
FOK WEAKNESS
FOR EARLY lNTMSCPETlO.v
FOR EARLY INDISCRETION
TRY IT TRY IT!
TRY IT! TRY IT!
THE CONCENTRATED CURE!
A CE&TAI!! AJ4D PuWEXfTL 1EMKDT roE W EA KSiWe OF
PROCREATIYE ORGANS,
It iw prepared by
AF EMINENT PHYSICIAN OF THIS CITY
And has long been known here as
TBI OSLT KEVKDT
That would surely and permanent W restore to a
Natural state of Health and igur, peinons
weakened by excess, or by
THB U.DUC RET IOSS OF EaRLV rTT-l.
Althonh not mauy mouths have elapsed since It
was hmt generally introduced by means ot extensive)
adveniaitieg, it is now curing a vast number of
THK UNFORTUNATE!
Who, having been led to
MA KB A TRIAL Ot ITS TTRTUEa,
are rapidly recovering their wonted
HEALTH AND M'KKNGTH.
This preparation is not a rrmcLAST, srr
A PURELY MEDICINAL REMEDY.
The afflicted are invited to try ft.
IT WILL SVRELT (TBI.
Sen- for a Circular flrst, carefully read it, andthea
you will send hsr the medicine.
Price per V t.l One Dollar.
Can be sent by mail. One vial will last a mouth.
K. CRCGER, Agent,
No. 742 Broadway. N. Y.
A PLEASAXT STIXULAZiT,
for the Genital Organs, can be obtained by send
ing $ to the Agent as above.
SENT FREE BY MAIL.
Circulars or medicines can be procured of IV-ug-giMs
everywhere. febHRl'4
Mr Sold by tiAiroro A Hammond, Cleveland.
UKAVINU ASD LITUO-
UKAFHIN'G.-BRAI.N AKD 4 BUBBilM.E.
v ood Knuravera and LitlluaraiMiers. Bank htrKet.
(.' levelan.l. O.
SILVEH PLATI.VU aso BELL UAXlil.NU.
rPHE SUBSCRIBER IS PREPAR-
I ED to re-plate Spoons, Forks, Castors, Fruit
LiThea. and ail other articles of table ware, as god
as sew ; also. Stair Rods, Door Kn.rl-, Bell Pulls,
tke, re-plated or plated lo order, bv hand or electro
process, ae good aa auy other eatabUvhiuent iu the
country.
BELL HANGING
Promptly attended to, and all work warranted as
represented, at reasonable prices.
Room No. 4, Mechanic's block, eoruer of Prospect
and Ontario streets, dip Rtairs.l
ttsT I HFRuVtO hmmKK. tnraing the heoa
down iuaUiad of up, on Sewing Mirlnnea.
KoBtttr OILL,
770R NIC
I1 TA.srOTT'8!
l'hat yreo.li WHITE ZI5C ha cone. Jist Ike
riiiut Ihw.j lur t aiuters and ioaxi wurk of every
descriptiou.
aprialwe No. r4 HOVFMAN'9 BLUCK.
Cent Ml
MYSTIC COAL OIL & LAMPS.
The Ureal ABasricaB Lamp.
PARAGOX BURNER
aivsatb CHEAPEST LIGHT in the wnr',1 u.
will aot smote. Call aai se. Mr. W. GAlk