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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-10

COFFEE Their, is very little doing pending the auction sale
Of loo bags tx Union announced "a Thursday
BAGS Rio at u dtc aud 40 bags 81 Domingo The stock
If Rio IS go bags, and Of al kinds ony 81 rs bass
COPPERNe~ She sthns steady SOC hut the demand
Limited Yellow Metal 10 also quiet but stesdy 81 &c, moe
Chill Pig quiet bu, held . d2c Refined 1ust is IN m u
erse r,quc and with reduced stock hode firm the
imIEUy, mems sales Of 10 90 89Zc cash Bolts AMI
Bin er, are crst az former rates Old Copper il fn sales Of
some 10 90 n heavy a. =! l23c., cash.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tne inquiry or'Western Canal Flour
U9tsys;s The ss coIecs Of Nv ssss,shu Il, t. eAek
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-10

A TR,v RUsSryc THROUGH IHE GtrE'-lEe
N.w-Yorz and Erie R4ilroea traiE whi;n c-ne go
Jersey City yesterday At III O'clock ran over me
gate. 3. tie Grove street crossing, and 5rgEe .4e
I'M, fragments TIE rain in Consequence Of ne no"
mon : . track made % l;..ls NOISE thai ne ga'-
is.ner do aot hssr j. IN time 70 open he g.e'' NJ
person was injured, t.2oa.h the concuss''n We -
yrea- a. u overt! n. a s6.- III the R4g5 atS c>I'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-10

Tar las STABHrvG AFrRAY.-Prer TIE German
who was sfsJ st age Der ssCot u ersy Cy
Charles Rs.husu the arrested Tor ne ASA ~s
hon adm i.,-d 70 ' Co.oPer ABpay ot Christian " ~
10 ti'iS n ell
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NEFJERSEY ITEMS.

The snow-stoIm has no: materially iu.erfered with
the trains on the roads terminating In jersey City.
On Monday night some of the trains >vere little be-
hnd, but they were al coming in regular y yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-10

ASor,irL WtHD foR JERsE2 CRY A bill = row
b. foe III %y Leysa,ure = 'y,ip. o' me cog -
h. called t.- lb lsrd del 1stioc has hen sen. 70 I'm
f5p .a,Q i.n ehJ petition TO urs- the tes'se o. ne
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Re,.eipts Of Proao..-W,Douo

Re- Erie Ralvodd-lSo bbs Flour 2ls has. A. 90 ~.
Whisky 50 bbs Lard - bbs Ashes bas. o., ass ~.
Provisions ss Pkss Botsr 2s ptss Cheese IS rk.s fd
$50 pigs Seed 5soo Ssss Lsshsr, w T9ls d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-10

DEATH OF BISHOP DoANE's MOTHER MIS-. Mary
ii. Dosne, the mother of the Bishop OF Ne w1efsey'
died on Sunday in Burlington. She was IN tn esn'y'
fourth year Of her age The funeral service w DC n
81. Msrys Church, Burlington to-day, az A ool, eA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-10

MoRNOys IL NEw-JERsEY.-T The STATE Gazette A'y'
tina: the MormOns a. Toms River have church OF
about 30 members-he only organ zaon OF the kind IN
the State. i was established and built up chiefly by
the exerons end influence Of sicge wealthy family,
who became victims to this. strange delusion. Pursu
at to what is supposed TO be sgeneral order from
headquarters in Utah. the bouse of worship there, in
other places, is closed.
Soss on MALTA.-Ihs hIst Lodge Of ]. q. 5. ", ~
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uA6R4HD

IONTg-On Sunday March = .: Trinity Ch-et by
the Rev Dr. GguSy NJ F-iY Nsfo Of O"G1 ltsy to Aiss
Y,.her Jones ~ L.ldou, England
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M.rkets..-c.aErrLrY REPORTED FOR The N Y. TRIBUNE

narkets.' eaREtVLLf REPORTED FOR The " Y. TRIBUNE
,,,,,, -, "WEDNESDAY March g. la5o.
AsbEsIhe demand continues fair SO 2t Pearls
dull and nominal a. IS 90 ~ $1,000
COT1ON-The market is !c lower and without sener.
MlHsuon some ico Bales have sold quotations lncud
Ing large portion In trsnstu The sales since ID in.t
been eco bales the arrivals 400 bales the export w
oslss VIZ 10 Liverpool lls bales Naples 9l2 Antwerp L5
and Bremen 1885, We quote: '''>''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-10

AsrtLFcoMPTOs DENOSsTRArIoN--i nc 1T1n''F
Dmocrot says sueL g-men's IN prJgres- ioT hpd-
ine an Anti Lcconp;sn demonsrsJr IN that cty a; an
early day.
The Non. G. Il. ADRIAN. v, =. FRI !. the llld ID -
,,ir, vas IN New B;un.-ick ~ saturday and reer-
AID bis intention 70 stand srm 10 opposition . the
Leco,nu,3n swndle ci-caar IA IN clicu alton n
the Hid Distrct, NquestDg him 70 vote the oiaer
way /. does MT appeal however. % De ve'y laIs'T
,eIed Newark Advertiser.
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sl-prRIoR COI-Rp-y.s.a a-B-fore judge slosscN

,oyc, daros Tor ..sU and 5a:'ryroro f:sd On IA Tor
AN. raoru me ,ae joy Brought 10 AYei IL '" .'
2 cO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-10

a. e,,.. ,fNsv Jersey vac eganised 10 Jerety ~
ea NTH the s5 name n.pSt sy
LOogt no =, ,sspectaele ciiZ-us Tbs Lodge " j.
pr,HlO, ,s Grand Lodge Of re Sac, aud nose de-
. sct a. 70 e.sbsh ,re O:der IN o:hef portions o; -s
Sat- n have 10 spYlyt !. i)~ DE. -i:,n-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-10

TFy poIlC. l"TyRFEHG"G With LOVE AfFtih-
A PcrTlc DI.sEI The pee have an orIclous way
Of occasional " Interfering win the estal1 scle Ees
OF mice and men" ard po~ an6 ;hen cn'tllg -Poh
IN. loving a.lcpat1ns OF he sOifer sex O2 We1hes-
da- diSlstcu Tr.s received directing the arresy Of
ope Leandsr 6daos yong low rot out Of f!s
teens who bts sold morse u! hls owe, and 4e1 MS
stters reeiden for the cry, eE route 10 no lpVs
e'r in Fleming County, henucey Inc a,dehtJU'ehle
lover wac taken INTO CO tody, slt iO:ed up anG, on
sesfclr him III the rtat1Ee JusS, be dckuOW .sdGed
that be was prompted 20 swsv from home by the
receipt OF kt,er, which he handed 20 ne cfteTS,
wboh vas 50 pathe.i' and poe:lc tAat he coil1 mol
resist The letter wss from ris H. "a! Tor the beaeh'
of tho~e who may net have CLEAN Of poetry u 'hei,
soul yet msy wisn 20 quote tender coupet NV ana
then yhen simisrv moved by s1e's passion we ex-
trac' gem After tNo or three tnes informing
hir that che take her pen Il hsod % communicate
various .acts rmaglnatlon leads her u antc!cSV
the future IN the following strain
MARY ellen JoDu son j. my name,
And single is my sietion,
And happy viii be- tue {! tie man
That makes the ai'esston
She 6c- wants ~ krow # he is " N TIE sane 10
ton as hea 80 saw him Last. ana to ccuVin3e tim
that 81 IT, s,ncs ne leapyeeT privilege, ana i7IJ
" pops the question y poetic sty.e:
" If VOC knew how love yCs and you eyed me-
4 noyer's1 couple We would be
false os fair and 20 assure him that cod westhsr
makes no differ nee with her phe,rr, she seeds
poeoc assurance ihat her love W Il not CONCEAL;
:.Hs Hy G I've 'a a%d oSf I 1es ~
hlter feeling reference 10 red roses and blue ViC-
lets and cOansri-On of he- lover 70 "sweet sugar,
the devoted specimen of Kentucky c inJline closes
ber note with a Dash of def ance az ell et.eGfts %
separate her from the CHOSEN of her heart, thus:
"IfJou love me 90 I love you,
N5sbesrs could cut our love in 20.
unfortunately Don Learder was overtaken hete by
the cruel ps!ient' and taken back 20 the psren,el
rooi by the collar. that Mary Ellen will have 70 es-
capy her snge station fer some uue Longer.
- ICIpcLpal Ga cite
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MARINE COURT-OFstsIL IrSn-1,si . 9Tt's'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-10

soss OF MALrA.-Ths flst Lodge ofI. q. s. N, u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-10

Since Jan. l.......f -4-o.oS rh'i'''ff sSs'he&3
Tie New-York Consolidated Stage Company Las
made serni-annus dividend vi = cent. The Metro.
potan Certificates continue to decrease rapidly being
now down 10 $752 100. Tue maximum was 3, 900 900.
The busnes s. Of the Clearing House was 200.
But little if any gold, vii be shipped BY tue Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-10

ne TEUhItIyHtI II'-''It''t SHyu
Trade continues very dull in all departments, and
but little Improvement is anticipated until there is
some disposition MAKE of the outstanding and unset
tied obligations row hanging number Of our
pr,shspt houses. The Money pGhs, is abundap,ly
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-10
RAILROAD DIFFICULTIES.


Trouble has for some time existed between the
Buffalo, New York Erie r. R. Co, and the n.
Y. Central R. R. Co., at Batavia, in regard to a
crossing which the former was obliged TO make Of
the latter's track. This the Central Company was
determined to prevent and for that purpose have
had for several days past a train Of freight cars
ehzined to their track directly the point Of eros
ing, which, together with four heavy locomotives
and large gang Of men, has thus far eTeeiually
prevented the crossing being made. The Erie Co.
applied 10 the Sheriff for protection and we're de-
termiBed % make the crossing to-day BY force II
necessary. Serious trouble was spprehended, but
matters are now in a fair way OF settlement An
injunction was this morning issued, restrainiu z
the y. Y. c. Co. from resisting the laying Of the
Buffalo. n. Y. 4 Z. r. R. The injunction has
been served on the Attorney and Agents Of the
Central Road, aud the distinctions are nov all be-
ing removed from the crossing in compliance with
the order. As an act OfretaliaiiOn the n. Y. 4 z.
Co.. have reduced their fare from Buffalo to n. Y.
to I've dollars and from Rochester to New York TO
four dOllars
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-10
CONGRESSIONAL.

AshlNGfONs JUNG .
HoUsE.-The House passed the Senate bill re-
pealing the 5th section Of the act authorizing the
registry or enrolment OF vessels be in the name
Of the President or Secretary Of any corPorated
company.
Ga motion of Mr.. John COehrane, the consider
alton of the bill for the eodifcation Of the revenue
laws was postponed until the second Wednesday
in December.
The House passed the Senate amendment fixing
Monday next for the adjournment
On motion Of J. Clancy Jones it was resolved
to take recess from TO O'clock in the even
ing. The House proceeded 10 the consideration
Of the amendments Of the Naval Appropriation
bill
SESAIE--Mr. Bayard from the Judiciary Com
mittee, to whom was referred Amos kendall's aud
other memorials, against the American, New
foundland, and other Atlantic Telegraph Cos,
asked be disehsrged from the further cOnsidera-
ton Of the subject. Also to be discharged from
the further consideration Of the Atlanue Tele>
graph memorial Of P. Sba6ner.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-10
pbpsifians & 5nrgrOns,
ID MORTON. M. D-Pbysopatbil


ysor Eclectic Physeisn and ssTgeoa p iess q u d
vfery and Diseases q Women and Chiinreu DR.. NOR
tend all calls 10 has Profession either a. his oce AZ
their private dwellings. Dr. N. dissards all posons %
aev-r rsass M cure tbsl bt siI1v
the chruc uns stmulates and toaes ~ The system b.
Thoss sfoied win diseases Of the Lirer Lungs KID
ueys Spleen Nsuraa. Ia -matou, Ri sumatis .lher
os Ss5s t5 ftss s,-is s,ii5ss 4asetio5s
Gravel Scf1lu and lcers Cancers. fstulss
diseases diseases peeu1f 70 te mali se1 such - sup
pr-s,ou Proapsus ulsria, HRmorhsge, n requesi
"a 70 call his Mole q freatmeat is also eompotely
adaufed 10 Diseases 0fChildfen-
Dr. M. has also safe and failing remedy for
Dsosa. Cole, Cram y, LOckil, FiiI and sssns treat
q the varols types tussiher with all othsr form q
diseases Thisis fiction ima<inafion o. The hr1in
sal iaeti asd fon ~ sn Js.rs On ne kso o.
The Various schoos q ply c aud systems Of prfcs and
gradaaie ffum ne old and ne. sfhools Of mcdi-ine-
kinds cf 30 rANIC bEDlCIN 81 simp and cSnpoaads
and 'Tap. ssea fs are Usually sess n bSas,e
indian Rsmsdies, aad large numbered mpounda pre-
AZ sIse n & - sa s,,sr e, ~, en ass
MIX wed soys5s,En 70 sey iof ths Dyspeps.s Piles
Bitsrs; AMI Dyspsgc RgsdsTs Iooh Ache Drops. vhish
All 70 cure, Eye-Waor never falling remedy ior
Nesk sis 80 g, lor 20
Ms Btlsam Of WiiG Cherry. for Coughs Gods nFozchs
Ceasamg g'io and al D,ssss.s Z tas LunE. khaa.iie
use ior internal CT exsrla appcaq1i Sovereign Rem
sdy fr the cho e1a Moihers coItsl q Female Erisnd.
a. n; 3 fsrticulzr Attenfloa viii bs pa IN treat
i1E al 90 nIonle nsd fItI.ie pis9, 70 elease NE
The dead bat he does claim that he AL
abe Dses.ss nd nas tsst are eoas,1srsa ae9la6.e
s.. Cioseland, we.t side
q 8 Dr. ~ Sogld - TIA. b can @ ne oss STU
VARIOUS branches. m 8dls kdo-wfJn Jaws ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-10

$500 FOR GFAIN has been paid by person
wanting few bushels ora choice article 10 SOW
Now this was shrewd on their part, and no one
accused them Of SUIT ing themselves 70 NAPwhen
it would SEEN proper 10 be wide awake.
The farmer should be governed by the sane rule
in getting a SUIT Of clothes of the right GRAIN,
with even and smooth Nap that some master work
man has had to SEW upon, and has left upon it an
even, clean, and firm SIAN
A garment made TO the LETTER'-as above
will never be called upon to recognize the ''LEI
'ER RIP
At J. SOnnebOn's, l56 Superior street, Cleve
land, o.. clothes Of the above firm and handsome
description, may always be found in any quantity
and what doubly adds 10 TIE wonder, is the price.
are invariably fIFTEEN PER CEST less than al
any other clothing STORE N the SfGts.
Admission free. aud attendants 10 show visitor,
through the extensive e. tabl shment-gTdfIs.
iuneSd ktriHtf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-10
REWARE oF I,IPosTRRs.

CAUTION TO lNyALIDss-Ds- SAMUEL S. FITCH,
(Ocs IA Broadway New York; kn0wa the auihor q
Nsr Caraue Tre1fsHf for the diseases Of the Lungs
Heart, Liver, stomach, Bowels Kidneys. skin Nerves,
Muscles, Joints. Blood &c and for ali eale Complaints
Continues his practice with his usual success. " he u
a5sct from Ne1 Fors. ai has a0t b1Ht
He has 70 other os ass9eiIfe pdTtar al BaO'
Chic8go Detroit Pftsburah seere aHd has not had -
q Beare n al Bsgs07s Esag has nae, PTsfsHdiag 70
Rop, 70 hzUe had professional coHaec0a l5fh
lam Taey Inp0seTs' Apply, personally b. let
ter. directly himself at his Office Il4 Broadway New
York where alone his treatment be had. Remedies
any Tar Of the country and treatment conducted
uly by letter visit from the patsn preferred
His SIX LECTURES" The Lungs md Explaining the
method BY which he the above diseases s0 pages
bCund) sent by mail, post paid, for 40 cents
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-10

IA The Local editor Of the Cleveland Herald
was IN town on Monday. Being under the care Of
awor.by and steady gentleman, be behavedhimsef
circumspecty and did not drink all the " Lager
in the place before leaving He expressed himself
highly pleased with the appearance of our city
NIen he comes again we hope he will duly report
himself at our sancium and We viii take him round
and convince him that Erie viii be far ahead Of
"a locals" Of the Forest City have been making
great " blow" because three or four schoouers left
that place for Liverpool a few days since That's
no great shakes" considering the Wellaud Ca
nal is TO be enlarged 10 accommodate line of
ocean steamers between Erie and Europe.-COH
Sfi fpftOH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-10

THE STILLNAN CAsE.--We have received quite
a lengthy communication from one of the jurors in
the Stillman case, commenting upon Judge Boil
TONS action in setting aside the verdict. We
should exceedingly like to accommodate the author
Of this communication Ito whom We are indebted
for numerous avors), but We are determined to
avoid all controversies Of the kind in question, and
are therefore compelled TO decline its publ
cation
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-10
DEoI0CRArIC CONVENTION

SPhINdFILLDl ILL., juno =.
The State Convention Of the Administration
Democracy assembled here to-day. Two hundred
and sixtyth e delegates, representing foTty-eighf
Counties, Eefs IN attendance John Doucherty
was nn.anateL for State Treasurer, and Ex-G0T.
Reynolds for Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
Resolutions affirming adherence 10 the Cincinnati
Platform, re-afirming the principle Of non
Intervention in the Territories, opposing the
concentration Of power in the hands Of the
Central Government depreeating slavery agitation,
condemning Seaator Dongiss, characterizing
course, opposition administration over Woening
eoneeif, denOuneing principles Of the Republican
party uBpatriotc, tending 10 the dissolution Of the
Union, denOnneiDg late British Ouragss. Passed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-10
FROM BOSTON.

BOSTON, June y
The yacht Prairie Flower which capsized in the
Harbor yesterday, was tOWed up to the wharf last
evening. Her hull remained under water, but By
graphing during the night seven dead bodies
were recovered fiom the cabin. The party on
board numbered AZ, and others are missing.
The list of dead is as follows; 0sgood Sanborn,
aged % years, late chief Clerk in the Salem P. u
Daniel Fiiz, ship joiner, % years old; Donaldson
20 years. son Of Alex. Donaldson, pump and block
maker; Wm. Neweomb, 20 years, son Of Caleb
HeWe, NIB, hardware dealer; Clark, 20 years. son
Of Jno. Clark; Smith, IL years, son Of John
Smith; Wm. II. Russell, q years.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-10

THE FIREAEN's ToURNANENT.-We are in
formed that our firemen are making arrangements
Of the most extensive description for their parade
on the 9th Of September coming. On the day af
ter the parade the 10th of September, a grand
tournament viii take place-to be participated in
by all engine companies disposed to pay the en-
trance fee. Severalvery fne silver trumpets are
among the priZas
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-10
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June g.
A printed memorial from Judge Watsons was
this morning laid on the desk Of every member oi
the House, in which be emphatieally denies that
the people Of Texas expect call for his imPeaeh-
meui, and pronounces tue assertion a ealumny on
them as well as himself lie feels conscious that
the charges agsinst him are unjust and untrue,
but if the House Is not prepared to give him a
full, complete, free aequittal, he desires such a
course taken as viii bring it to conclusion in
the mode provided by the Constitution. namely, a
trial.
Various exaggerated and false reports have
been circulated relative to the difficulty between
Senators Davis and Benjamin-sueh as the arrest
Of the latter and duel. Both have been in
their seats to day, and the affair has been honora-
bly, adjusted through the mediation Of friends.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-10

DYSPEPSIA AND FITS

Dlk- IhAlA DELlhME-
THE GREAT CURER OF CONSUMPTION, vas for
several years 50 badly afflicted BY Dyspepsia part
the time he confined his bed. He eventual
lycgred bT prescription furnished him By youns clair
vuyanf girl This prescription BY mere child, while
oftance has cured everybody who has taken ii,
having failed once Il equally IN Of
FITS asOf DYSPEPSIA The ingredients may be found
IN any drug Will send this valuable prescription
any person the reoeip. OF stamp pay postage
Address DIR. TRACY DELORAIE, GREAT CuRER o.
CONsUNrrIOs, New York Pos, oaiee aPIs:dSUln l!s
). 3. Barnes K Co, PrOprietors of the Cleve
Iali Plumbing Works Atwzter Block prepared
VITA arge force Of experienced woTkmsn doing every
essrS ton Of Plu ubns the most thorough manner,
he most scsuir plans reasonable and short
zStics Larse scks OF Fountains OF different stvles and
tzes Bathing Tubs Of iron and wood, lined with
inaed-coppsT sten heaters. lead and galvanized iron
PIPES Leather aai India Rabber HOSE every description
sfBrass and Plated Coks Rcludiag the Pa'eui Seclos
ng Cocks recently introduced. Wash BsIs and all kinds
fwster works Firturos kept constantly hand An
work warranted m2s:dkWtf.
Grover AND BAKERS FAMILY SEWING MA
cHIxEs.-The particular attention of Ladies l.
called to the above machine, which possesses the
following decided and unmistakable advantages ::
Ist. Cotton is used as it is purehased-On spOOls
without rs-Winding saving time, rOabls and
waste.
Cd The trouble and psrplsxily Of klling shut
tie, las in other msehines) is in this avoided no
shuttle Is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. 1t is very simple Jet strong in construction,
easily learned and kept in order, and does not re-
quirs to be taken apart to be oiled.
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
alar, and viii not MP though every fourth stitch
be cut
sth- The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
This Machine enbroidsrz beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving d
labor are invited to call at the sales-rOOm Of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. The
above machines are freely shown and samples Of
work given at all times.
The services Of lady and the use Of amachine
can be obtained by the day in families, by calling
At the room of Mr.. Hopkins. Terms sl,5OPer day
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
NOrthrOp q SPangler's Block,
mhs0dsm.lGs Superior Ct, up stairs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-10

ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINoIs-The steamer I'LL
nois, Capt FRAZER, arrived at about noon yester-
day. She brought about seven hundred barrels Of
copper and one hundred passengers, principally
miners, to Detroit She brought but few passen-
gers and little or no freight to Cleveland. The H.
linois left OntoBagon On Saturday last at noon
A couple Of sehooners were lying at Marquette
taking on iron. and the propeller Indiana left Mar
quette just ahead Ofthe Illinois. She leaves On her
return trip to night
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-10

Will TRUTm COMMAND ATTENTION

To restsrs heal must parity the blood FeveTs,
without eIcepla from foreign matters having beln
absorbed aud retain the ccClatiaH- These causes Of
sickness v produce iausrzl, Group, rheumatism.
go1f. cholic cough Bat Branireih's Pills simple,
po'eui and veg table, the cause and the fol
lows OF They the Of every day saving
many valuable lives PnncpaI ofice ssf Canal street,
Branineth Building. New YORK Sold also by
luns.dGEIw DRB7 A s GARDNER. Clevelaud
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-10

PsLIoE COUET, JUNE Six cases came before
the Court Yesterday morning, as foilows-drunk
, vagraucy ? petit larceny 2 John CUrran,
petit hrceny, discharged. James May, same
charge, fined IS, and sent 70 prison five days.
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SEED CoRN-FARNERs TAKE NOTICE.
Messrs. Brown & Andrews, Flour, Feed and Grain
Store, corner Of Ontario ana Prospect streets,
Cleveland, Ohio, has about one hundred bushels
Of nice Yellow Seed Corn of the Crop Of 1856,
which they warrant to grow, and offer it at One
Dollar per bushel, if applied for soon. All orders
accompanied by the cash, viii receive prompt at.
teHtion. Brown & ANDREWS
Cleveland, o., June :, IS. d3t.
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sINGRRs, CONYENrION.
PIrrsnuReH, JUNG 9.

The great German Singers Convention Is at
tended b. two hundred singers and Thousands Of
guests from all quarters. The National Theatre
was crowded to excess last night to hear The con-
cert. which was q complete success.
The festival will continue three days.
Great excitement prevails, bat admirable order
s maintained
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II BKTA2T& SrRETToS's chain Of College
Is now complete and in successful operation. A
Scholarship issued from the Cleveland College viii
be good in Albany, Buffalo and Chicago, and rice
rersa. p R. SPENCER Sons have charge Of
the Cleveland Writing Department. ehs4tf