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The Washington union., 1858-02-09

HINES OF Nh PREsoorr, THE HFTnRIAs-The Boston
Traveller OF Saturday that this learned and
distinguished gentleman Thursday last seized with
partial paralysis. On the day following his symptoms
favorable that his complete recovery is anti
cipated
Mr Stoyer senator elect the Kansas State legisla
ture whose assassination recently attempted by
unknown person, improving slightly according to
the latest accounts No clue has vet been discovered
the attempted perIetrator Of this assassination.
The Baton Rouge Advocate states that Gen Mediation
has resigned the Office of postmaster OF New Orleans,
account Of continued Ill health.
bust Of Chief Justice John Rutlclge has been begun
Florence by Alexander Gait. the young Virginia scup
tor and artist The bust Of Judge Rutedge Is intended
adorn the courtroom Of the United States Supreme
Court
HoS WILLIAM r AVERY or TENNESSEE - bear the
speech o this gentleman recently delivered in the House
Of Representatives the current Kansas question: spoken
of by hs numerous friends OF much ability II
Mr. AveTys debut and IL gives pleasure TO know
that hc fully sustained the reputation he had gained
home a del@.er thus vindcatng fully the selection Of
representative in Congress by the democracy Of the
Memphis district of Tennessee.
DRrssEs ros THE MoSrns- -I4sors-At a fancy ball re-
Gently given in Paris several young ladies appeared in
costumes characteristic Of the different months of the
year. November represented by dress of white
tlbr. AIiulipeu btt~hliTfr
of white tuIle with three skrts, lightly spotted with
small bits OF Marabout, initiating fakes of For
March the dress was of white silk, covered with lilac
Grape and trimmed with long sprays Of violet lcares
tsfts of violet in satin fixed them MT intervals Junes
dress Of white silk, with small tunc 81 ceruean
bne the skirt both trimmed with grass mounted
like fringe, and sprigged with vast number Of daisies
and small wild flowers.
The combination OF black and white lace for caps
tinucx he in vogue and many Of the caps thus made
trimmed with colored nbbon, velvet flowers
cap for evening at home has the made Of
Of black ae the curtain consisting of three of white
blond mingled with loops and ends Of mallow-coored
ribbon The front is made of two of white blond
with strip Of the ribbon between black lace and
white bld may be mixed with trimmings Of groseillc
colorsd velvet, with white and pink roses
Black lace ID almost universally employed in the trim
ming Of bonnes and this TUNES Of Alenron, Hon
ron and Chantilly have been introduced The tunic
covers the upper part of the skirt locgcd up by bcu
quet while deep Houace of the sce ls the
lower part and s headed by light Gordon Of dciicmte
flowers
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Fo hs Umor
THE BETTER SECURITY or LIFE

One of the m1et ilnposant bills nov before Congress,
and which Is made the speoia ouder for Wednesday next
tomOrOw in the House ID Representatives is the ball
for the better security Of ie board vesss propelled
wholly or in part by steam .
Three bdlls having similar titles referred 10 the
Committee Commerce Of the House one by Mr.
wAsbburns, Of Illinois having especial reference 10
steamers navigating the lakes and MYERS and the Others
by Messrs Taylor Of Louisiana and sct of California,
tr latter being based in measure upon the reports Of
the committee OF investigation in the case of the terrible
x.sser q, the steamer Central America and its pro-
visions sppea chiefly to vessels navigating the
tn. urovisions OF these several bills have by
neDiAtion Of the committee and consent Of the parties
been incorporated into general bl which has been
favorby considered by the committee and reported TO
the House by Mr. Washbume-
The committee has had the assistance Of practical men
in its preparation and it, requirements present those
safeguards TO human life mperstiyely demanded by
the travelling public. but which have been utterly dis
regarded by the nonopoes which control the travel by
steam in this country.
The appalling sc-nes which have occurred within few
wears past have every investigation has shown been
the results Of criminal careessness in the construction
the vessels and in their equipment and management,
utter incompetcncy neglect the part OF those in
whose charge human life and millions in treasure have
been intrusted
The consequences Of those fearful caamties have d
ecily on indirectly reached almost every rcide, and
general feeling Of indignation has been aroused against
those who have during long period dsregaed every
appeal Of Justice and humanity
The vessels and property On board may be protected
and the reimbursed for loss by resoing TO insu
rance but the only protection to human life is that
which Congress alone throw around the helpless pas
sengers-
The tales Of misery aud injustice suffered board The
steamers navigating the Gulf Of Mexico need rereti
ten they are fresh in the memories Of all.
In connexicn with this and other important subjects
before the Committee Commerce Of the House parc-
ulay such have reference to the collection Of the
enue and shipping interests generally, the CONNER
cal community OF the country has for oongraa
ton in the selection Of Hon John Cochrale Of New York
to preside the deliberations of that committee His
knowledge of commercial subjects, acquired while hold
ing the important position Of surveyor of the customs
ihe port of New York his unrcmitting attention duty
and his untiring industry insure prompt and decided
action upon all matters coming before that important
committee earnest Of which found in the number Of
important subjects referred to H. and reported at the
present session. HUMANITY
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.Mee,,nq in Ihaaa-lphla.

He6sfp IN lsaddc tFahld
Puu,prrrpIA Feb s---A meeting OF the oras,sition
denocrats cf the city held here tonight at which
resolutions passed. Of which the following is sum
mary.
The preamble refers to THE Kansas Nebraska ac and
the Cincinnati platform both inhoying the Just pin
ciples of popular sovereignty, honest adhesion TO
which depend entirely the safety of republic and the
happiness of the people and the resolutions declare
that while the democracy Of Philadelphia unalted
confidence in Mr. Buchanan they dissent from his Kansas
policy and call upon their immediate representatives in
Congress 10 oppose the Bccompton fraud.
Col Forney presided at the meeting stanton made
long and able speech GOV. Walker not present-otler
engagements prevented bis reaching the city time
No Steamer for Europe
Nrw YoHx Feb s-Tbe United States mai, steamer
Atlantic is Withdrawn from the line Tor the present
therefore Collins steamer win leave this port for v
erpoo on saturday
r EISURE LABoRS; or, Miscellaneous. historical.
IL Literary, and rc.raeni ~ So-ell p ocs, si
BLANCHARD aoHuS
Feha Ia-nrr ilfh and rrnnsylrmrla nv
FTNHE CITY or THE GREAT KING: or. Ierusa-
Il lem sns H by Barclay
TAYLOR MarRy,
rshs-t sookseIierr, Ninth
CQ0n WANTED $500 or 81 .ooo at eight
@ Fast be navy vsre gate usce
.'ors and dwelling worth rser sne. s snd -asisd
me 10 lend San eaa on the Hscui,
Of srh l. SorthrrR uaarns
FOR sALE-The above property can he hcugh,
discount by r-ying proportion .h snd tsrps
wn be rsae s owner psed usiHs West ~ 'he "'rs
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DEN. DR. STGLESS New WoTk-Modern Re
III hrm Er@rnnsd ne UBiau scuta
p-f saT~ry Price ~
Jan IL BLANCHARD a MoHJN
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

ILIsEss or Nh PREsoorT, THE HrrToRIAs-The Boston
Traveller OF Saturday that this learned and
distinguished gentleman Thursday last seized with
partial paralysis On the day following his symptoms
favorable that his complete recovery is anti
cipatesl
The Washington union., 1858-02-09

SsTIHsoSiaS LECTURE. Last evening DR. James Wynne
of New York. delivered the secopd lecture Of his
the effect of occupation health The lecture-han
well filed by appreciative audience.
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Mr. Stover, senator elect 10 the Kansas State legsla
ture whose assassination recently attempted by
unknown person, improving slightly according to
the latest accounts No clue has yet been discovered to
the attempted perPetrstor OF this assassination.
The Washington union., 1858-02-09
$500 WANIEp ..., T.s $500 $500 or sloco e Gig

FOR SALE.-The above property can he bought
~ocunf by PAVING r frururnn IN cash end lbs terms
rtrs
Feb ffutl Il A
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The Baton Rouge Advocate states that Gen. Mediation
has resigned the Office of postmaster Of New Orleans
account Of continued i'll health.
The Washington union., 1858-02-09
No Ssamcr for Europe.

NFw YoBK Feb s.-Tbe United States mail steamer
Atlantic is Withdrawn from the line for the present
therefore Collins win leave this port for Lv-
erpocl on saturday
The Washington union., 1858-02-09

NEW LAMP AND OIL STORE opposite Browne
An Hotel The unirsxr~d
~th sperm lard onrras~pc sn sfs-s
rr-sa; lamp n sscry dr-orarurr rr,c-
Feb s-dirsh Ssk r~rnsyivrris srers- s--.s
The Washington union., 1858-02-09

A bust Of Chief Justice John Rutlclge has been begun
at Florence bs Alexander Gait the Young Virginia sculp
and artist The bust Of Judge Rutledge intended
adorn the courtroom Of the United States Supreme
Court
The Washington union., 1858-02-09

TnE TmATRE well attended last evening to wnoss
the 'Scricus Family in which Dawson distinguished
himself ~ Captain Murphy Mcclure, while Mr. Sloan
ar representative of the hypccritics sleek Tonight
Mortons successful comedy, IAN thst Glittcrs r. not
Gold viii doubtless attract a full house.
The Washington union., 1858-02-09

WAsiuNGToS Art ASSOCIATION. DR. Stone VIII deliver
the public lecture before this association Wednes
day evening next II II announced that he viii .aude
to the purposes Of this particular organization, and make
some suggestions in relation thereto
II is also announced that addresses win be delivered in
due succession by Dr Antsel, Rev Or Haley Rev DR..
Bellows Rembrandt Peale J. j. Greenongb, and perhaps
others
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THE CITY or THE GREAT king; or, Jerusa-

Il lem a. ~ns as ~ rua ns hv T. RurcIsy.
10 sera-si- 50 puhirh-d
TAYLOR MAfRY.
Feb a-H Bsokseier., p~nr Ninth-
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cLFvELAND CATTLE MARKET

s.1rs HrrEr wEpxEsDar. YARDS At D. J0HSsoSs o.
FIrIsBuEGH sTREEr-
CLEvELaND. October ., ISIS
Tie market to-day has been rather spsringy supp'd I1'
recent change in the laws has thrown open the ady
taxes Of TIE city market producers and country buie
s Gzd the supplies Of these last mostly drawn ifo 'h
sources which before furnished animals for the weekly sales
Tie ns Al the yards 10 day amounted TO only 81 bead
a. Of which ,pre disposed Of as gross weight or 4''
dressed Buyers plenty and the market wAs character
i7ed by considerable animation
There were no cows nor sheep offered
large Increase receipts Is anticipated for tie coming
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Cleveland Produce Market
MORNING LEADER OFFICE.
.. Y = n

"WEDNESDAY. Oct. - IN
FLOUR-sales . bbls. common Indiana superhne Al s.
80 bb common extra Al s47s 70 bbls choice extra Al SO
100 bbls do at same; 20 bbls very nice at $50.
No sales Of grain.
BJTTER-salss 81 kegs inferior Central at loize kegi
common al lie; s kegs fair Al r. kegs l2'se
EGGS-suzn sales Al l3izc-
sEEDS-2a has Timothy al 81. g. q bus Al Sl.7a
CRANBERRIEs-S5b bbls prime Al 50
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Drugs

COAP-Low's Brown Windsor and
~ Honey Soap, C.eavcr's Glycerue, Musk and hune'
SOap-xaIranied genuine Tor sale b
| pRUSHES-A fine assortment OF
ID Hair an Cloth Brushes also, Teeth Brushes OF vort
B9ne, Buhal0 Horn and sandal Wo9d FeT @ @sals N
feb9 =. " SACkRllER
II UBTNS EXTRACTS-A full as
Il soTtment Just received, getheI with great variety
'' pfsiS'H''' fs's ''' ''''' ". sAcKRipER.
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HEALTH or AMERICAN NO

ii EALIH Of - VI y hlGAA w "
IL MEN. From the y. 7. DAILY Nelss (Ellt-rifIJ
s. BTidge. The Healfh OF American WOmen. uath-
column He treats the subject 10 an sblo manner, and
his skill and medical judgment mav be relied upon"
From fic AkbalI9 MOr1iilg Ezpress-
''AIarshas Uterine Catuoo0n has proved % be fully
bv medical gentlemen aud others Dr. Bridge regular
physician Of very fine attsnmelts uln Of great judgment
and dlScrImlnat ludiious and hishy ssssiul prac
ttioner. - al diseases, especially those OF womeu and
From Plysic.aas
''AIaIxh1Il's Uterine Cafh0licou will certainly cure all
the diseases for which II Is recommends O."
There Is no medicine ike it in this country
"In the 1 have ever met with AIarshalIs
Uterine CathoicOn Is a certain and safe remedy"
MARSHALI.'S UTERINE CATHOLICON
Is sunhesf1fingly oered reliable remedy those
complaints 10 which eveTT woman Is i1be and hich grad
uaIly affect the mnd well IS the body thirk
poSSihty Among the compluInis for which the Caiho
Is a remedy Falling Of the Womb Whites. Sup
hamma'ionS and Diseases OF the kdne5S Or Urinary or
Retention Inc0unence OF Urine. Heartburn Cos
tgeness. Nervousness, fnlntlngs Falpaii1ns Cramps
Dis urbed Sleep aud all treubles, sym athletic
connected with the uterIne organs
Ladies who troubled with any Of the above symptoms
dress Dr. BRIDGE with full oonhderoe that thev viii
ind relief Marshalls Uterine Cafh0licou quack
msjicine but ingredients have been made known the
spectacle phyHlclan IN the country.
TAs price Of MARSHALL UTERINE CATHOLE
COM One Doiarand a HaitBer siHgis bottle.
WEST BEDFORD. COshoctou Co NAV 4, 1857.
MIR II. X kmgseY. Su;-I have been selling the medi.
cine Of the Grenberg Onpany for the last years
have invariably found them 10 give good satsacou
eYi- It-ulatiy
thef Tea and coee and with trade IN have become
aple article harshal's Uterine Ca hnliruu is a me11
cine that has done great amount Of coed IN female dea
One lady 80 d u 10 toll She had received
benefit from bottle than she did from long course Of
medical treaiment BY the most sklllful physlcilns.
80. Yours truly JAMES WILSON
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itAGILEl SMITH J. e. PUTNAM
C,MTTH & PUTNAM.-PRODUCF.
BRADBURN g. FISHER

SUCCESSORS TO c. BRADBURN SON,
WHOLESALE GROCERS. COM
w mission Merchants, and noalers Ia Fish, Nsils
Glass and Pruduce Nos l91 and l2 street. and 10 and
y Meadow street, "GrCcers Block. Cleveland Ohio.
G. BRADBURN,l
W A FIsHER.t aug3i-dly ls4
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND, Oct. 81.

PORT OF CLEVELAND, Oct 81
Arrivals.
Steamer Ocean. EgaIs. De.ruit-
Sleam-r North SaT Sweet Oat01as1n; 251 Fruit AID
vegetables, Hanna, c = 90.
Bark haolnl, jeffrey. Bulaloi 10 cargo
ScAr " arts sherman, V an Iusse Bun ll1. cargo.
Schr Summit, Robertson. u1tO; cargo
Schr Ae1yu-y, WaraeT, Budllo, cargo.
LEARANCEs.
Steamer Ocean. Evans, Dstr0it.
d1ur, II X = -
Schr Charles Nora. Bea Buslo to shebo san q KEGS Ui
nslls. " I Carey
Schr Gross Morgan Chicago, 40 Oas coal NJ.
schT Ada Ludtig,on DesrJif; ton -oa bbls pork.
ScoW FIznei ReiI Sasiaau; q tons q ni5s wIlarl
Punau-
y List Of Vessels passing and Of the LaE OF the
Weand Canal Pert CoIb5uTne - W. furnished by lhs
Lock Toaler Blarl Lake UHIerWrers D. p Dob
bins, SecretaT8
B5UND WEST, Oct. 2th-Dzrk Sr Z W Had. On the
ih-Bark Mm SfuEses; schrs Republican, New London.
Eik, Ihas KiugzfJId. Mafy Morton / Latham
Bound EAST. OF Z5ih-Schrs J Cochrane, Emperor b
r Lnhmis On tie , tk-Noue
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T4s price o. MARsHALLs UTERINE cATHOLL
MRS. RoBINsoNs CERTIFICATE

NERNOH, Trumbull Co. May Isl, ls5s
This eerthes that have been IN veIy Door health iot
and found le relief after loving number
af Physicians. MY sisssse was Pr0la1ss uteri had
been rednre By that and Flauur Abus uui bad become
liberated % considerable extent. By the advice OF DR.
" Bushnell procured and took bottles OF AIsrshals
Uterine tuthocon which enabled % attend hus-
hand IN his last sickness uuf he died which about
snce- have taken three bottles since his dsafh
vheh has made me able TO labor and support my family Of
three children The Catholc9u has nearly restored
health II Is the oalY thing that has mi ated my suffer
ing tor which feel vsry grateful
MARY Z. ROBINSON.
The CAIHoLlCON Is for sale b. CITY Druggists aud BY
MedlC su1T
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BUFFALO PRODUCE AIARKET-oe,. ..

Fl0ur-No chsnse 10 note ~ market d4ur. demand
sir aud quotations steady sales lJ0 bqs s. IS for
sup III 81 20 e2a 1OT Eood choice supsrne lndian8
and Michigan; S s5 FOR good 10 choice extra IS 80
fer double
Whe1tIn good demaad market trm; sales c. 90 Ia 1T
SlG5s& common 10 eTtra Miwauk club; SIC No red
winterill; 81 white Michigan; gs-sSl nd Ohio.
Carn-Artiva demand mrTku better sales l0O nu al
alr5sc arTe market closing rms sci lers asklus
Clc No sales u uiher giaIus
Whissy-Firm Al 205s
C7uu Freishfss9s on T. ur, i2c wheat and lie On
corn 20 New YORK
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S. Corning & Co.'S Quotations
ALCOH
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-Oet. q
THv rrr FgRnpu


LBT TELEGRAPHl
Flour-DrmanI active both Tor eastern aud local
trad there also tThng c1ort dcmand prices arc
without important change; sacs "a 90 hbls A. Tor uu-
slud IS for supela states 81 ssi 20 for extra
stale; 81 IS for suJerue western - - = for cla-
mfu m=dium eHtra Eesi-ru and IS 5 3 ior shlplf
brands rond hoIp Chic, The market clsis steady
Canada -four uncanss d SALES s1 bbls II 81 IS 40 tuT COM
In0a l. chlca small OF Rye Hour at - . -
Wheai-Markot shade nrnar, moderate demand iur
csumrslou and mudefate speculative lnqulrYs BAT
D lttia duIu export, sles 5000 bu = - for
sTmE- 9- Tor uusourd Milwaukee club;
s,d91c Milwaukee club; 81 % for mixed NsrJu-
sn; 81 o- Canaditu club 81 lsl = i0r white Canadian
ltye-Steady, szlts l00JD ia n Iuc-
i.reg-Dull. its Il bush ~ - a9c fT ialr 70 good
Eume = sold n So and buyer ofisf sc
Gurn-Sales u1o bu Al % l6sc for 10 COED; 6s
for lTme mixed western
olsSIssJy al IisI5c for state; se9se for western and
Canadian.
Nhlsky--Sales 500 bis al l7SGZ.
P0rk-Sales at Sl7 Tor mes; Slgals 80 for prime.
Beef-Unchangrd; salFs 800 bbs. Prime b3sl and
beef hams uomigallf the sane.
Dire sed Hsgs-In pretty goOi ceaEar 4 at q. aeslc
Cut Meats-5z a659c Tor al u.der 1nd sassc
Bacon quet
I.ard-Saies al 81 I05s;
ia iss-A iT bSlasss doing II l2sI7e for Obs; Iszr
iJr
Cheese-SeIling Al GSsssc-
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r. R. r..

CONSTITUTIONAL. DISEASES.
Mauv diseases that Affect humany inherited heif
looms fun the diseased bodies sckly slrrs Scr0idla
Consumption, s. phIls and Fits ere among the
Ion Of cnlstil1 1toIai direses Nov ue care uut how
many gel atfaus the sse1s 81 thsse diseases sg have
been established IN the system couptllg the blad-AD-
WAYS RENOvATINo hESoLFENT ~ III eradicate iron the
hodies q the afflicted eveFy particle Of diseased deposits
and I'll the veins with new, pure and healthy blood
CHILDREN'S DISEASES.
RADWAN's RENoVATING EEsOLNENT should be hailed a.
blessing by every mother, throughout the land, hoSs
infants cted wIthSsres, Hun0rs &c. Thess hreak-
i7gs (tnus eaTyl evidence OF disease transmitted
NON the parent stock few doses Of the REsoy TING
REslLvEsr Viii efaaIcts eye.g vese % the Usease
insure the child sound and hs3ithy BODY.
R.R.R.
r r R-RAdways Beady Relief Tor Headache whefas
sick nervous rheumatism, Paralysis Lumhago Cauf
Neuralgia ToOtharhe, Suai PuI Fryers Swollen Joints
Kidney Complaints ScaIst Fever Pains aroul the Live.
Peurlsy. Measles Heartburn and Pains Il all kinds
RsdWags Ready Relief <ili, in a lew minutes, change
the miserses you sufsrt0 JOYS Of pleasure
T. R R-RadwaY's henuyatins kesolvent- for The rue
OF chronic iseasdSsrha Scrful0us and Syplltic Com
plaints COnsl inptIse and ether aelous " tie Lungs
Throat IndurlfiOu and RnlargemeHts Of pat ErGptye
and other diseasrs u the S Nodes lalrs, Ulcers Dys
pepSia. and all other diseases sIins rO lmpurssts-
Of the Blood
r r R-Ra,iyay's Regulators will cure ssctusiiy an
speedily. COstveusss Indigestion, lnammzilau uf the
Bowels DIS lepsia Liver Complaint, Diseases Of the
Heart and Kdaeys Female CumDlants Small PuX FeFers
Measles &c 81. Whenever the system ult Of order
dose o. Patway's Regulators will restore Il 20
r. R K. Remedies are sold by Druggists everywhere.
kADWAY = co
GAYLORD & Co. and W. FISKE, Asea,s, Gle.
land. Ohio fsi9a2i
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6nir Dpr.

DYING ECONOMY FOR BAR
II bers BASSErT HAIR DYE, great desiier-tun
expressly Tor Barriers benefit Which De bought in
large small Quantities, fiy per loss than you
purchase other ye Ia the county Bottles that you
have 10 pay 81 Tor you get The filed flr ly
and 90 further tr the same quantity. You get any
shade desire II Ia light shade brown shade and ie
black the hest satisfaction customers
ing KEEPS natural appearance For sale Wholesale An
Retail! BY NM- 4. AMBUSH l64 Su1eriar =
myl2du5 ReEulsriy Authorized Agent.
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Gn1rapers.

Eng x AYING AND LITHOGRAPHINJ;
RRAINARD & BURRIDGE, WOOD
II ENGRAVEkS AND LIIROGRAPhERs BA
s.rsa-- -tliese ani- q
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OswEGo PRODUCE MARKET-oct. q.
lHY TELEaRapH

El1ur-Dul
eat-ied above the views # baTeIs and the mari ri
quiet Chicago spring mInay 7Oc; rod wiuleT lllo
Al gdcs white iuulann Il 81
Coln-Oprned Ut yes ertsy's rates, but closed
sales GO lu lndiui Il not strlctly prime = Sic
Barley Nominal al s, = ls5c-
Rye-Qdiet
Oats-Iiufl Al 44dstc
Cznal Freishis-A shade weaksT though not probably
lower very little shippius-
llnluTts-NOne.
Canal IIPors-5 d5ur; ls0 IN wheat; L s5l u
corn y 40 b barley; 90 bu ny; Il 40 bu
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STANDARD, BEMIS l. MURRAY,

We are receiving the following we'll Known brands1f
Flour consignment, 90 which call the attsuiioa
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aud TOTfs on Lake Erfe 7
And TIiW Weekly Lne between Ogiensbuig aud Osweso
and Ports Lake Aiicigan connecting a. Ogeusbursh
with the Ogdensburgl and Vernon. Gen tra Route be-
tween Ogdensburgh Burlington, Concord Manchester
Lawrence. Nashua. Lowell Boston; and al Osysgo
with HOvey Crawford snew OsWego line Of Thirty Fifst
Class Canal Boats targe the enlarged canal
tween Oswego and New York, thus at05ding Regular
Speedy and Cheap Route, with but one transhpnebt he
tween Boston, New Eugaud aud New Vol and the Vest
This Company having made the most ample arrange
nents at OsWeg0 Dock and SoIaKe facilities with ah
dent accommodations fer handling asserting and Shippi
Freight upon the plan pr4cticed Al OsdensburH cn ~
entrusted 10 is -'
This Line connects At Cleveland with The Norfhsrn
Transportation Line Of Canal B0afsun the Ohio Caaal
line Of Propeesto Lake Superior, aud with Railroads 10
Coinmous, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Louisville and 81
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NEW YORK CATTLE AIARKET-Oet q.
LBY TELEGRAFHl
BseEes-Wth fewer receipts and iupr1E. ia The
quality prices trhe frner. and wiki sood aenIud
Ieceipts ucsrIy 33 against 4JJ last week quota
lions =. fT culamoa up g1s1C for best quuiiy.
sheep and Laubs-ln good demand at algancc of -
31+.c per head, receipts 10 70J.
.Swlne-Dall al ss-jc, T. ceipts large.
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