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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.


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wheeler A. Wilson.
MANUFACTURING coMpASYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES
Fa~ilis, Mansfasureys, ard oAes.
TINHESE machines combine all the improvements
Their and Increasing sale
aud the unanimous approval
the poprieiors warmly They
have been in sufficiently long to tost them thoroughly and have
Among advantages they possess
lat Beauty simplicity construction consequent freedom
ID UneSampled and raphity OF operation
81 Noisciess movement
The perfection their stitching and their sppcA
0 pn No. sss as%ay New York and at
in the principal cities of the Union
Fashionable Dry Goods In New York.
n immense assortment of seasonable fabrics con-
IA stanty on hand also full and
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF CARPETINGs,
ocloths manss mats curtain Materials lace curtains gill
corDces, window shades, &C, &c, &c,
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICES
lord a. TAYLOR,
aSS, 1851. 2se, and 2sl Grand street,
May 26-ly and AZ and 40 Catharine street.
Matthew Hale Smith,
COUNSELLOR LAW,
Rooms 22, "a, No. I6 Wall street, New York
Cyrus w. Field & Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS,
No IL CliD sired Nero York,
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers to
large OF printing writing and all other
for sae ut the lowest market prices
May 26-ly*
Ben. Il Il. A. WhitlOck d Co.,
l3 Hickman Street. of Nassau. opposite the Aso,
House,
PRoPRIEToRs OF THE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE CEMANT CABINET
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandies for druggists and
Otrd Dupuy Co. Hennessey 1nst, Gas
on other the highest reputation and sole
preors brandes the native proof and flavor
Cognac, viz
Vineyard Of Bernard,
Iiqueur champs dor,
Superior vineyard, vieux Cognac
ALSO
Exclusive importers of the
Old Royal Hollands
Burgomastor Sclnapps,
brands Of Sherry Madeira and Port wines &C. &C.
Aes, porters, and cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE, CaESLANT
/. the exclusive OF this wine, and
are receipt shipments regular packets and beg those who
trial TO do under their guarantee that
viii DO superior decacy flavor and quality to wine
present imported
BENZ NJ whitock,
Edw'd A. Whlock, -
Fred'k j. Haverstck, BEN r. A. WHirLock " w.
Oliver W. Dodge,
Henry Cammeyer.
May 26-1y$ r-s
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1891 From Salt Lake City, by Lehgh City, American Fork Provo
City, sprnsvlle, Payson santsqan, Salt Crock, Fillmore
Mex santa Clara, California San Bornardno Monte San
Gabriel and Los Angeles TO San Pedro OFT miles and back
Leave Salt Lake City on the 5lh month";
Arrive 4, San Pedro By The ls = Of tho oHwns month";
Arrive at Salt Lake Oy by the 1 of tho following month
Bids to run twice month will be considered also bids for the
separate parts and beyond Cedar City, (2sO miles from
l2so2 From Salt Lake City by Nens Mills MIL Creek Mormon
Holladays Settlement, Alpine CITY, 40 miles and back
Leave Sal, lake CITY Thursday s.s.m;
Leave Alpine City Thursday at pm;
Arrive at Salt lake City next day by Jpn
l2sOa From Salt Lake City By Union Draper aes CITY
sle, Spanish Fork payson s.u,aqun, Salt Creek and
Ephraim, 70 Man,, lAo miles and back, once week
Leave Salt LAX, lake CITY CITY Thursday 3D. team;
Leave Monday at ga m;
1884 From Salt Lake City BY soker conrsvs Pennington
vle and Ogden CITY to Brigham City, cs miles and back
Leave Lake City Monday and Thursday "eum;
Arrive 2, Brisham CITY mex. days v BY II M
Arrive at Salt Lake City next days by SPIN.
iasos From Salt Lake CITY, By Tooelo City, aransv % miles
Arrive at Grantsvlie day by I'm;
Leave Gransvilc Friday at 2pm;
l2soo From Salt CITY, BY Tayorrve Mount Pleasant
Jordan Fort HERMAN and csrdners Mls 20 Cedar Valley
Arrive Cedar Valley day by l2m
Leave Cedar Valley Friday at 2pm
at Salt Lake City next day by 8pm.
harmony and Pine Valley Santa Clara
and back In two weeks.
Leave Cedar City every other Thursday at SAM
Arrive at Santa Ciara Saturday by 3pm
Leave Santa every other Monday at am
Arrive at Cedar City next Wednesday by apm
NEW MEXICO.
Alameda Albaqueque Agodone socorro
Craig Cruces, BsrnaAo Los Innas Fort Fillmore
and Fronsro Texas to II raso TexnE 500 miles and back
u month
Leave santa Fe on the 10th 25th Of each mouth;
Arrive at "a Paso In eight days
Leave III Pnso the 7ih and 23d each month;
q Fe in eight days.
weekly will be considered also for tho
parts to and beyond Albuquerque
and back, once week.
Leave Fl Monday Mt m;
Arrive at Fernando Taosw Wednesday by 10 m;
Arrive Santa Fe saturday by 10 I'm.
Bidders distance schedule Of arrivals
partures by which they propose to run.
1884 From by Arizona and Colorado CITY, Diego Cal
and back twice n month
Bidders 10 distance and schedule.
Proposals extend by commencing RI Paso Texas will be
considered.
1885 From Albuquerque, by zun vaa (woodyle) Cal
1900 miles and back, month
schedule, which to connect closely with
route 1881.
Proposals frequent trips will DO considered,
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American Gothic and Brass Foil Roofing.
INVENTED EUGENo LATIIAA, ARCHITECT, NJ S. B. &c.
nESIGNS made for concrete churches, villas, cot
and farm buildings Office Gothica Chappaqua
Westohestcr county, New York.
June l7-dn
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r J. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer, Office and depot
LIE southwest corner of and Twelfth streets, Washington d.
Ap 11-d1yf
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Miss Christie johnson,
Klocurros,
T S DESTROYS of forming classes in elocuton in the
schools Washington give private pu
pills in that city and in Georgetown.
Johnson VIII lessons youths professional gentle
foreigners who English
Residence Miss Harrovers Formerly Miss Engshs) Female Sem
mary, Washington and Gay streets Georgetown.
Mrs. Richie, Richmond, Va.
Rev. Stephen F. Hill, Washington, ID. G.
Grafton Tyler NJ. D., Georgetown, ID. G.
information apply Blanchard Mchun at their book
OF Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street
6-U
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UMup STATES NAVAL CouRr oy ISQuIRy,
Washington, February 20, 1857.

rINHE Judge advocate gives notice, for the nforma-
parties coming before the court under tho LIST section of
1857 that they will respectively
department shall the
court presenting they
should prepared they
specifying which respective hoa
the their test
applied respectively and the delay any
may required; and in respect Of Witnesses
j. NJ CARLISLE, Judge Advocate
2st-u
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Cyrus w. Field d Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS,

No. IL CliG sired, Nero York,
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers to
large stock printing writing, wrapping and all other
for sae ut the lowest market prices
26-1y*
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BANKING HOUSE OF CHUBB BROTHERS,
Washington, January I, 1887
TOHN d. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are
81 admitted partners the Banking House Oh
this will DO composed OF Chas
Chubb John Barrow and Henry Holmes The House IN Ia
OF Charles St j. Ckubb VIM H. Douga
and Alexander Barrow Of Chnbb Brothers Bar
row, h Co. ChUbb bhVlhr1Sa
1--du
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The undersigned, postmaster Of -, State Of , certn
urdsy his Goth Of Office that he "a acquainted with The above
the guarantee.
Dated
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/ Matthew Hale Smith,
| COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Rooms ~, "a, No. l6 Wall street. New York.
| Aug l5--ut
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-26
JUDGE ELLIS IN ROBSON.
For the Standard
LUMBERroN, May 10th, 1858.
Messrs Holden d Wilson:

TOT the STANDARD.
LUMBERroN, May 10th, 1853
Messrs Holden Dc Wilson:
GENTLEMEN: Yesterday we had the pleasure of
hearing Judge Ellis, our candidate for Governor,
and truly Democracy may well be proud Of their
candidate. am an old soldier in Democracy, and
have listened to many political speeches in my time,
but never have seen a crowd better pleased than
the one which met TO see and hear the Judge
The number present was large for the business
season. He spoke little over two hours, and so in
terested became the audience, that all appeared to
desire that he should continue still longer. l can
not undertake to give the outlines of his argu
ment. He spoke of Northern aboonism as South.
ern man ough: to speak-touched on Kansas the
public lands, and showed clearly, that is Rail
Roads in this State delayed until aid from that
source was obtained, that none would ever be com.
pletcd; favored the State, lending her aid to the
works now under way, and other projects that might
advance the interest of the State, without embar.
RAISING her credit He is an Internal Improvement
man, just such an one as the State needs.
He was at times very eloquent, and was often and
warmly applauded. Upon the whole, we think he
will get the largest vote ever given for Governor
He will not only get his own party here, but if I
am not deceived in appearances he will swell his
vote out Of the ranks of others. l must conclude
by saying the impression he made here was very "a
vorable indeed. N.
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: Hon. T. L. CL1NGMAN.-It affords US no small de.
gree of pleasure to announce the gratifying fact
that the Hon. T. L. Clingman of the 9Th Congress.
sional District has been appointed by Gov. Bragg, to
fill the vacancy in the Senate of the United States
occasioned of the resignation of the Hon. Asa Biggs
We are Informed that he removed from the lower
House and took his seat in that august assemblage
on Friday the 7th instant. 1t is perhaps the very
best appointment that could have been made In.
deed the whole State seemed to look to Mr.. Cling.
man, from the time that it first expected that
vacancy would occur, as being the man most suits.
BILE and appropriate for the position His appoint
ment will be hailed with cordially and applause
throughout the country. Mr.. C.ingman is about As
years old he has been in active and energetic ser.
vice of his country for more than twenty years. and
has won for himself quite national reputation. II
other Southern States will to it that they repre-
scented in the Senate by such men as Clingman and
Reid, their rights under the Constitution will be
maintained Western Sentinel
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The Hon. David S. Reid, of North Carolina, ar.
rived in the city last evening We are glad to an
nounce that his health appears to be entry restor'
ed.-Union Of Friday.
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az DR.. S. s. Satchwell, Of New Hanover coun'
ty, has consented deliver the Annual Address BE-
fore the Graduating Glass Of the Wayne Female
Academy At Goldsboro', on Thursday next.
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10 ii. yoss 81 ss fourth onoressional Distris n s IL
CdtoEna: s54sss u gsssz
tidn would have reached YOU The form Of BuncQmbe
speech on ahe floor in House Of
from january until within short time past Sue
nv heah has not been su:h admit Of any In
mfiur and now that only twenty working days OF the
sess;on remain with business enough un.cted on 70
tho House or the country for to consume oneoarsn o.
days sitting discussing subject on which no
Gent mods Of presenting you my views in the firm Of
circular. ~ s.
Your obedient servant
- /. OBJ. BRANCH.
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money to pay expenses. 1t would be equivalent in
its effects to giving the land to any person who
would take it, and that is what the States most
desire; because it carries population to them, and
enables their citizens to get the public land without
paying for it. IL it is to be given to any who will
take it, let it be done openly, SO that We may say
that we have been robbed, not outwitted.
The expenses of surveying and selling
the land amount to, per year, (See Es-
Inmates Of Commissioner of Land Of.
flee for 1859 $984,21O
Annuities paid to Indians for their lands,
(See Schoolcraft's Report, vol viz 1904, 1872
Making an annual charge of $2,7sS,542
to say nothing of the expenses of extingushing In
dian titles hereafter. t-
the proceeds Of the sales given to the States
these sums, constantly and rapidly increasing will
remain charge on the treasury. for which the peo-
pie will continue to be taxed after the lands have
ceased to yield a dollar of revenue Verify, it must
be belle ed either that the people of North Carolina
are stupid and cannot comprehend when they are
taxed, that they rich and liberal and rejoice
under their burdens
Other schemes have been proposed by individuals
which do not think it necessary to discuss, be-
cause no considerable number Of persons are now
advocating them Mr.. Calhoun offered in the Sem,
ate in 104O or 1841, bill TO cede the lands to the
States in which they lie, on condition that they
would pay over to the United States certsin poF-l
tom half believe Of the gross proceeds; his
estimate being that it required the other hafto pay
expenses 0f sale &c That might possibly be made
the hasis Of M equitable disposition provided we
could obtain guarantee that the Ststes would COM.
ply ~ith the conditions dr Hunter, Of Virgins,
proposed in the Senate IN 1884 s. plan whereby the
States might pufchass he hads from tho gosarn-s
i ment, atss reduced price am net familiar with
the defais OF his pla6 but have great confidence in
his ability and TIE souadness of his pfincEleA e
alpsshsad. hessyes thss aes taaa!;a
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DISTRIBUTION or The PUBLIC LANDS.
@ IscesAn o. TIxA1ssa.

L<tser 81 HoA :. on B.4scn, Rorsae Carolina" q
/, to Ais1oastit9eRta - g &
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-09
Cincinnati Daily Market Report.

CIECTNNATIs August q Aof'-
Alcohol-76 @ and IS 2 cent above proof 47aa9sSe
Burfer-W Merchants fair prime, in hrkns, -iS
common and fair Ohio and Indiana. al2e.
Beans-Prine small white 6llbs-. sldSl-lS
Chsoss-Prme medium and large ". 64 961.ci Putnam
Fsr Durham arm Gni Nutmeg s69e nominal ordinary
and good imitation English Dairy e6se 'ninGl-
Codse-Rio. common and prime llGl2ze.
Candes-Prsssed TaloE l2e Star Il. Is and 10 OF lse
I9a2ee.
Flour-Ordinary and good suPsrine y bbl Si.so9sit5
choice red and extra white wheat sLeO6SLsO
Dried Frus-Apples, 10 choice e . lbs, Siea
500; Peaches unpeeled 2 e lbs sFooTi.5o.
Nolasses-Prims \. O.. large snd small lots. 42aiSe
Ofls-IIaseed large and small lots 74S75c Lard No
No. ], 706s1c
ProvsonsBsst city brands pork = bbl slO0 besi
city brands barrel lard Gle bacon shoulders and ribbed
Sides hams. plain and susareHred eaHyased 10
l2c.
Riee-Fair to prime 49l1se e II.
sugar-Common low fair and fair y good fax
prime and choice, 9RSa9Has1<e,
seeds-Flax 2 Sc los, common and prime Sl8lle
TAIloE-Prins city rendered, 9SeaSe.
Eastern EKehsnge-5zs5S per cent premium buying and
selling rates
r. We allow selling here for New York Exchange
las We keep an account there and buying for drafts
Boston, PhiadelphiH and Baltimore have to sen ez
change On the last thrss cities here
STRAIGHT. DEMING CO.
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Cleveland Produce Market.
MORNING LEADER oFFIcE.

SATURDAY. AuE-T-5P-M
FLOUR-ssles to-day Of . bbls extra in sacks at $3.50 %
bJls do At si7s go bbls do S4 30 obls do at sSo
wHEAT-Ons car Mediterranean ese; cars red Al sze
one parcel rd 81 mixed 81 one parcel white al
81 s.
OATS-Sold al &c on track
EGGs-Duner Sales 10 bbs al &C.
BUTTER-only odersts inquiry Sales at lie for com
mon
HIGHWINEs-EKhibit quite upward tendency. Sales
lOO bbls at Pc Some holders ask 25d26e-
WHIsKY-sAle sObbls Wiltshire Co whisky st 2s'ze.
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c,PsrzEp-A snail lumber vessel, called the Ellea
pike rradiuE hc.VFsel Kalamazoo aid SahcAsl,
Siei IA a soiaI o. rday nist asl lhe crew alo gle
Iseuger were PICKED up eight hours after y nc
fIi-rli- On uassenser dr1saed IRe hsSsel N-s
aferTaris rzhted and taken into kaamazoo tle las
OF the passenger drowned Wis A bo"Asi' u
Michigan - -. -, .b. s.r,.
bf t s Elien Pike apszed. the schr Blue Bell met
fh- lne fate aboGt twenty nj lies pe oN tnat
crew sere an saE ed aad retarniag sent ne n
~ t sfsrce OF ahe vessel he Captain OF the Z hio
ma v-h uaSset the Blue Bell before the TUG teaS1e
~ raports hsr maluast ous- sac was bS1A1 -0
Chlcaso,-BgTclo EzDTsss
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COMMERCIAL,
pI.IS .Nn nRN.nirNral- PRINrlNG

z PAN s1d Ornamental PufiHE Of every description
done II me Printing Establishment Of ne Leader ON on
tne latest improved and most rapid steam q best
style on short notice. and enable rates. Particular
attention paii blank work. Every description Of Bind
ing DONE especially Blank Books, Lsdsers, Journals,
Sales Books. Receiving Books, &C. &c
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Iitofyezssls rsssas n and out OF the Lock OF The
lland Canal at Port Colboarns, c W. furnished By me
lock Teaacr 70 the Board Of Lake Underwriters D. Dob
bins, Secretary
BouNp WEsTAuEusf 5fh--BaTque City Of OgdelSf an n
brs Segmour; Pierpout Flgra, Mars1elo buseN'
Pe5ria. Echo. on ih3 6ih-schrs Velocity, Dane
BouND EAsT-Agyust 5,h-Schr- Harvest On me e'h-
Schr OriOn.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-Aug. l.


Flour-IpchenErd; sales l2000 bbs at S3slG4 fof IN
a sinner fafe: 81 25a4 IS souud do Stl5G45J Tor
1s1n ~ "a state, S455S4T5 for sound do Siaso ioT
uoarne western; S469d5j Tor common 10 medun s1ta
Vten. IS 5as1 for shipping brands extra round huop
0Sio T5,ylet closing quiet and fm- Canada hur un-
hansed saes 800 bbls Al s. 6s - ior common 10 ehics
eIfra small salcs of Rye -four al 81 l0a3s5. -.
Wbeat-Oneued firm and closed b1Jyant al - netleI
rcs ,r Milwaukee ciuh sales 5000 bu al S2eSlu- -
,nti- ub. 81 y fIr winter red western; Sll0di ld
~ sns4os 10 al white d; Sis for choice OLD while
Ohil. SII26I, ,ls for white Cllad an
P-sESrsrce and frrnty held Il So delivered
RsrIeT-In better demun3; sales $3.50 bu prime new
CS-darket dull; sales . 90 bu Al 60S ec fur stump
t,i. 0sa for warm good mixed western s6c Tor ~hls
Osts-Rsther Quiet AZ 8 zS5c for state anil western
ybisk srScarcelF 50 buoyani; sales 30 bhls a.
PorK-uchanged sales 500 bhs Al SlT 40 So tor meas
and SIS for prime. -, -. 81, ,,o - - -.
mess. Sg75zl4g5 IS for repacked western: and Ssl'N
for era ess Beef Hams quiet, and nomlnaiy The same
f NIeatE-Quist; sales 10 hLds Al Ca6Ac Tor sh0ul-
ders: s1SGS7{ i1I hams
Lzrd-St. sdyi sales ? bols Al az II ail'se. g -,,
Buitsr-Stesdy laflsc for Ohio lllslc ior slate
Cheese-Dull At 81
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Steamer Ocsan. Evans. Detroit
Steamer Forest Qaeen, Miller, Bun 10. -. =
SchT 1. Noble, BeekeF Ioiao' ~ tons eoai' hes
sohf r. er. FseI Green Bay. s tons mdze 100 tons
% IIs iTT @ S si@Poa chieaso ia eOa Pres
II.
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BRADBURN & FISHER

SUCCESSORS TO c. BRADBURN 4 SON.
WHOLESALE GROCERS. COM
w mission Merchants, and Dealers in Fish, Nails
Glass and Produce Nos l9i and IL River street, and 10 and
u Meadow street, ~Gracer's Block " Cleveland, Ohio
e. BRADBuRN,(
W. A FISHER. aug3I-dIy l94
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1858. 1858.
Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati Railroad

- ~
WINTER ARRANGE5IENT
.ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY
" TO- ls5s Passenger Train leave Cleveland follows
6f5 d. Cincinnati Express Stopping at Berea, Gmfan
Wellington, New London, Shelby, CIesthne
Gallon, Carcington an6 Delaware.
80 z, u Accommodation, stopping al all stations
6l0 1 Cincinnati Nj ght Pzse GER stopping all sts-
CaloingtOn and Delaware; also stopping TO
leave passengers Al all stations south OF Gallon.
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby SsntuskY, Mansfield and Newark Railroad for
Mansfield, Nj Vernon. Newark. Zlnesyille, &C
CTextne PIt.sburgh, IT Wayne and Chicago Railroad
for Forest, Upper Sandusky. Delphns, Lima II
WAYNE lapQrte. Chicago, &c west. and EaSt
for Mausfield, Wooster. MasSillou. &c
Gallon and Beef1ntaine HalToad Line 1faruu Belle
tnufaine, Sidney Ualun, Muncie. Indianapolis,
Tene Hzuts, Vmcsnnes, Evansville. Louisg e
Cairo, ST. LOUIS, &C.
DE aWa-e Dayton and Cineinnat Line for Sprueisld o
dayton, Hamilton. Cincinnati. Richmond. In
diana polls, Ierre Haute, 81 Louis. &c and Al
Cincinnati with the Ohio \ AIississippi Rail-
road for Louisville. and all points the Ohio
River.
Columbus Lt.is Miami and Columbus and Xsuia Rail-
mad, for Nenla, Dayton, Indianapolis, Terre
Hauts, 81 Louis, Morrow, L0geland. and Cin-
ciuu1fl. and with the Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
rad AZ Cincinnati for Louisville, Ernnsri e
Cairu, 81 L0gis and all poiuts The Ohio river
Colun u.s. Central Ohio hAilruad for Newark, Zane
Wheeling, Ee-: Columbus, Piqua AMI Indiana
Hailrnad for Plqua, Urhana- &c.
- Eor lckeis % ali points and information apply
he Un0a Ticket Once, 81 Superior street. a. the Pas
seneer Stailu1-
Clevriaud Nav IA lsr8
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oSwEGO MARKET-Aug. :
my TELEGRAPH ]

Floar Steady
No al5af 7sd7sc for heated Chicago s7<e foT Mi
waakie Club ..., l.. - - -
osis-Bsifer: slles - 900 hu Western st4ie.
Canal Frelsh's-Firm Flour 2ac, Wheat e, Com
&c. -. a, -. .
lake Imparts-4s O01 bu " beat p 5ol o. C9Tn o n,
bu Cora.
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BUFPALo PRODUCE MARKEr-Aug. I.


BUFFALO PRODUCE MARKEr-Aus Z.
lBT TELEsRAPH1
Flou--There was good demand for four to-day but the
sn1iV hang the transactions we're limited; =
ces II better sales so1 bbis ~ S4lss lor sGpe1e Sh
adian IRON spring wheat SSsl'9e4 - ~ r1u4 T
m and ILLINOIS. S462 AIS f.T Ohio and lnoiaas
q -s7j for choice brands extra uhgo an Canadian
Whea-In iair demand, and market hrn; sales 591 1l
nj 1850 Tor Milwaukee cluD and Chicago sprinsf SSl'f
ne y MI Cd winter Illinois; s.. 10 for white Ohio
Corn-Srarce aud irm 10 zoo bu unsonnu Al ~ sie
fsr urimr; sound would rad y briag tSo-
Oats-Scarce and market nrm sales AOlVu0 % Al 80
Wpiskey- one Offering; buyers a. &c
Canl Freghs-4sc -four lie On wheat, and le5sc on
ecSi5ss 81 6s fsEs the las. % hours nsz nothing
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LIQUORS
nRAT pInG
nlanufarturts.

DORERT GILL-SHVER AND
Electro Platter. D5Ir Platter ald MauulactureTcor-
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