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BUFFALO BfARKET-July 30
IEH III rERanHf

Fl0ur-MsTket steady and modsrately active; sales 500
ibis s o. Tor Illinois extra, 81 01s 3 or Nison-
and indana and 81 66 for double extra Ono
Wleat-ActIve Unchanged prcesi sales 5000 bush a.
.5 SOUND ChicagO sutng. T77s sound Mllwauku
club, and 81 for whiie Wisconsin
Curn-2c better with gond dem1nd saes $500 bush Il
s. ass slightly damassI. aud 65c for sound
OstsSeaiy; ZOO bash slightly heated al SC, soll
bush sound ah0af y &c
Freights-Tl0uT s1c, Wheat II, Corn l01 Oats 6s 70
New York
Imports-FIour 3oeO bbls Whsat 5000 bush, Com - 90
bUEh, Oats sI e42 bush, Rye KS bush.
Erpous-Four 7uo1 bbls, Wheat l3s6 bush, Com =,
Isl bush, Rye 4,65i bush
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Atauufacturf5.

DORERT GILL-SILVER AND
nr OF lf1ro ana Pros9sct IS tup sairsl Cleveland,
prepared TO repiats Spoons FORKS Cas1rs &c, and
make them equal L. new Door Tummiugs furnished o
Plated 10 Order Bell Hanging promptly attended 70, and
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT OF CLEVELAND - July 30th
ARRIVALS.
Pop Comet. Watts, Buffalo.
: Gamer OCEAN Evans, Detroit; sundues
s. nooner Ada, LudIugon, DetEli, 10 NJ Lumber
40 Ellen White, Spear. W yandOtte, caIso
BsrQae F0nanelle Moore, MsrSu5te; az Ore
CLEARANCEs.
PROP B Spaiing. Hunt, Buffalo; sc bush Rse, 80
Oh Cake, sc.
Prup Comet, Watt, Buffllo; sGniries
Steamer Ocean, EFans Dalrulf, sun1rIes.
Schooner Herald. Honey Pigeon River carsa
do Mountain Maid Greea. Slniusky; so ibs Mdse.
do Cuyzh1gA- kendck, Milwaukee, 40 tons Coal
BaTque Marquette, Wiley, Chicago GO tons Coal
q LIST VEssELs passing in and out Oi the Lock OF
the Welland Canal Port Calbourne c. w furnished By
the Lock Tender 10 p. Dohns. Secretary Of the Boad
OF Lake Ia ieTvuters;
None
Bound EAsT-July e5-SchOoner Moufezuna- on the
y. +. Barney Republican.
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SMLTH { PUTNAM.-PRopTGlTFE-. < i % 81
BRADBURN & PISHFR.

~ FORWARDING and Commission Merchants Dealers "a
SAN fish- Water me, Plas er &C; also dealers in Al
varieties o. coa Brick Ware House iss ! rs River
street and 81 3 Dock Liberal cash ADVANCES made GA
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Rail Rud0s.

NAhINU NUNNEIIIUNo
Al Cleveland with Cleveland and Toledo Cleveland Co
ldmbus n Cincinnati, Cleveland and Ere and Cieveand
and PIrtsbure Railroads
A. SulIt with hacks to Chaerin Falls
AT Maafua with hacks iuI Rayenua
Al Brafeyllle with hacks 10 Newton Fails 6e
Al Waneu with hacks % Sharon Greenfeld MeadsllIe
Bio imfeid Canfeid sc
Al YOUNGSTOWN with Stages for New Castle Poland
Lowell, am Enon Valley aud thehce By p + W n e Z.
4. 10 PIftshursh.
CHAs l. RHODES, Supr.
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Observation-Disclosures Baltimore.
Tua3S-S G. N2 ple. General Stustgur,
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1910, under three headings-ordinary, extra.
ordinary, and the public debt. Adopted.
The resolution providing for theimpeachmeLt
OF JudgeW atrous. of Texas was then taken up.
Mr. Reagan spoke at length on the subject,
taking ground in favor of the resolution. He
reviewed the testimony, and endesvored to
demonstrate that Judge Watrous had made
different statements about matters connected
with these charges, at different timer, thus
stultifying himself. On one occasion, being
accused of endeayoring to conceal his presence
In New Orleans, while these cases were in
course of trial; he fatty denied, it is alleged,
that he attempted any such concealment. At
another time he admitted the charge and said
it was for the purpose Of preventing family
in New Orleans, between whom and his own
family. there was an intimacy, knowing he was
there, as he had not time to call upon them.
Mr.. Reagan said that Judge W. instead of
answering the charges against him, attempted
ridicule and contempt. In one instance he al
lpded to the charge made against him by Mr.
Mussina as being that he had come to New Or.
leans to endeavor to contempt the Judge of the
court there, before whom the cases were to be
tried. This, Mr.. r. said, Judge W knew was
not the charge, and that he had come to New
Orleans to aid and abet his associates in these
claims in carrying on their suit.
Various other points of the evidence wer,
alluded to, and Mr. r. was still speaking wher
our report closed. urging the passage of the
resolution.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

STeSb-0eCon0 session
In THE House, yesterday, our report closed
with Mr.. Ready on the floor speaking against
,ne resolution for the impeachment Of Judge
w mr.. Davis, Of Md, asked whether Judoa
, ~; .ss ever engaged in q series of specn.
-: with parties who were then Iitieants IN
Mr. Ready replied that there va, No, . 49,,
iaoie Oh testimony showing that Judge WIT.
rou: ever engaged in the purchase Of a t,.., =,
land at any time or anywhere except the s;uai ~
eleven-league tract; that on the contrsrn
mad no means TO speculate. He Was = No. ne
man and had never paid for the land he hs5
purchased, but had executed his note bear;na
interest from the date of the purchase, and VET
owed the principal and interest
MI Clark, OF N. Y, desired to sneak. bu,
preferred that some gentleman who was in
favor OF the impeachment of Judge Watrous
should precede him.
=. Mr.. Houston intended to ask for vote some.
ume to,morrow. The gentleman from Louisi.
. =; lMr' Taylor, who had been detained bv
s,ohness' desired to address the House. but was
ho , asie 70 DO 90 In consequence of the fatigue
n' NJ sunered on his journey.
H.. neagan desired to address the House
put desired further time. He VAS ho-.rs.'
PrGceeding with his remarks, but rave NV.
and the House adjourned. WY
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- MIThSONiAN INSTITUTION.
GRAND CONCERT BY THE CHOIR UNION
IN BEHALF OF TRy
Young Mems Christian Association,
On TUESDAY EVENING, Dee


GA this occasion will he presented, for the FIST
time IN this city, the celebrated Cantata, by Mr..
$40. T. RoOT. entitled
"TRE RdThAKERS,'
selections from " hich were received with such uni
versa favor at the NstIOual Musical Convention IN
Nav last.
This Cantata, as the title indicates, 10 foun fed
upon scenes and incidents connected with the hsy-
field, the farm house. and the hay masking season.
and Is divided into two parts, eao part reyreseRtng
the labOrs Of day. The principal presentations
The Farmer $3.50. Baritone
hnns The Farmers Daughters SECOND c sSo son.no
Dairy Mad. mezzo soprano
John Hired men. .-.....-.......... Bsso
And il is asrecabv diversified with Solos, Duets,
TIos. Qu,rtettes, q utntet 90, Choruses and Semi
ChOrusss.
IL has been in rehearsal for some time past much
care has bssn taken produce u IN the hest tfyls
and IA Its performs nee our citizens be safely
promised a rich musical treat
Tickets 81 cents. May be procured Of any mem Der
OF he beard OF Managers OF the Young Mems
Christian Association, and a. the different Book and
MUSIC stores.
Ire Doors will he opened At e1s O'Clock the Con-
cert will commence At O'Clock.
de CIV r. ,S,M6Tu