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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07

Business in Petersburg and Richmond. is
said to be very brisk and improving.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07

Cassius NJ Clay has addressed large au-
dience at Wheeling, on the Slavery subject.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07

We have received tho October number OF
DeBow's Review-one of the best and most
Interesting Numbers of that periodical, that
has yet appeared.
We have also received the October number
of the African Repository, containing macy
valuable articles in relation to Colonization
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07

KNOX {, BROTHER, ~. =, KING STREET.
{ IL. no,r receiving their FALL $50:
= Of GR"CEkiE>, selected :or tam iy use
We name IL par
~ ahds s'rIc'ly prime Porto Rico Sugar
~ BOZ, LoverIE. Crushed DO
GRADUATED do
boxes Loaf do.
B. bbIs q. YORK Refinery Cushed 90.
50 Refined Sugar., a BO
chests Green Tea. one OF wnich, Queen
Chop Is o. the finest quality
hhds Porto RICO Mo.asses
> bbls Golden ryrup 81 Dbs. Portland DO
u bags Old Government lava Coffee
Is N.ucaito aid LasGyrd do
~ bags Rio Coffee. green and White
~ boxes SOAR Sperm Candles
81 Adandntine 40.
~ Tallow DO, bulls * Jack
) bbs pure Tanners Oh sons
~ CIDER Vinegar, from Rappk County
5 iietcrs kIce, English Mustard, spices, &C.
100 racks salt Ashton :. Marshal :. aa4 g. 4.
800 bbs. Labrador Herring IN prime order
" - ant hall bbi,. Potomac HerTiug- Sc
lec,ed Roe
10 boxes Lobster. picked. in one and two
pound cans. he ,rc'l~aIy sealed. &C,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07

TNOlLET SOAPS.-LOH ='.''''
Windsor, Honey, and "'''...
also, Frangipanni. YanEes Sou
rent, CRYSTALLINE, and Comm. ~, -..
ceIved at II. d. VIM 81,
oct q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07

Z UaT RECEIVED large and well selected
- stock oil Hair Brushes and Combs OF all
kIrds and qualities, all OF which will be sold
very low, at c. {. BERRY'S, No. IL King ST.
OCT d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07

Ia FOR SALE-A coni'i,S' m.
IX BRICK DWELLING 0" '-s ~. 4.
OF Prince street, between "6'..'
Asaph streets. Enquire a. 'A'' 80
oct 5-eO2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07

EtOoTS, CATERS, SHOES, Sc- &c-A
- general assortment OF Boots Caters, Shoes,
Nc, SC. Tor Ladies' Gentlemen, Misses, Boys,
and Chil,rens wear, OF the best materials and
workmanship, can be found at
HARMON BURNS,
4us Pennsylvania Avenue, between "A and 9Th
streets, lew doors east of National Hotel.
Washington. sep lS-eo2m
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-12

GOING EAST.
cieUtiaiid % Y0uags
f0rHH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-12
NEW YORK AIARKET-June II.
-.


Fsur-Markst s. lover on common sagerae Sale and
western; sses OF l4oo hbs a. S353 fur super Safe.
st00a4l9 or State; S1lsssO for superue weste;
Sta0lsf6 fGr Common 10 modigm eItra western - s5l
sAsSfOr shaping brands extra rnaa hoop Ohio: The mark
cinng steady. Cauadlan fnur-U nchanEed; sales Of
hbs Al ssloaS41 for common 70 choice ezra Rye -four
dail Al S3z3z7-
md firmly hsld; sales Of so00 b1s At s.s
SIC r Cicaro spring, s1c Milwaukee club, 81 0T
red wiufer western, Sl.fssal ns for wsne do
Rye-Firuer, saies OF 500 bus a. - d1oc-
Bzrcy-Dull al s0l5tgc-
C0r-Falr supply and u. saiss o 81 90 bus At s. s765c
for damaged mixed western 6sa70 for medium and prlme
DO; 15z76c for ellow southern-
oEs-ScsIoe and arm for State and ssSs7e for
western
Whisky-Rues steady; sales Of 80 bhls Al &c
Pok-Dl and heavy; sales Of 80 bbs Al SlIalI5 foT
mess: $40 far prime mess.
Beef-Unchsnged. sales Of 2s barrels Slo75Il50 for
country mess; Sls2l2 Sc for .spackod mess Sla7S9l4
for ezra do
and H. 80 4 - '---f-
Cut 1Ieafs Heavy ez6lse for shoulders and Tassc
for hams, s1ies nf 81 hhdS
Bacnu-Sale OF 50 hhds western smoked a. l1Sc-
I.ard-IIezrr; sales Of 80 btls Al nallAc-
Bufter-SiesdY with sales a. bale for Ohso and i2c
for state
Cheese-Pleuy and dull al 57sc-
Stocks-Were higher Al the Second Boardi no IS =;
Teu1 6s 81; Hlson - mrge bancs sS I.erqsse 6I.nis
3l5se Peunis Cal q b6o. Del Hudson ~ Mil Aiss
- H1d~0a 275s, ltzriem y Oh Cen - 6AlenA -
sIss; Reading sIA; ca 4 3 i7z@s EFie'sV7fs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-12
PhnadeIphia4EaatIe Market.

Thore WIS good supply Of Beef Cat s yezieay and
day, the eerss Al boh yards amo1niilg 70 about 10
head IRE Geand rro.seque1ce Ofthe hot weather
very hTisk and prices decnfd about Soc on N. LOO rs
One thsusand head sold a. II ssas 5 and S9e s.
y 100 rs prime Beeyes disposed Of al
$40.
SHEEP-Ihera uhusual supply Of Sheeps The oT-
inEs Amounting 10 sver fil e-d In0sI Eie pee-diS-
posed from 81 IS eac ling 10 quality The
market closed dull WITH prlces having downward ten
deucy-
HOGs-The supply Of Hags only reoched 20 head ls0l
uf which 50 q a e,55.a7.z5 e 100 rs.
CoWs-Im market was Qure dull, the supply being
gTeafer than the de~ud Some 20 head sod Al from
S3Jtl $50 good milk Cows and fum SIS so for erdi-
narJ. Dry Cows worth from SIS to IS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-12
oaabridss csslls MARKET

Al market sol Cattle about 200 Reeves and l0l Stores
consisting o. okug Oxen. Cows, and and three
We rs old
PRICES MARKET BEEF-Extra SI.2sG7 s.; frst quail
itY So 50S7; second quality s595 third quality IS s
dinary quality St-so.
PRICES OF STOEE CGTILE-W1Tkine oxen from So Sl0o
10 SIS PEr. hut little inquired fr Cows and Caves
from $50 $40 Sf5 S67 plenty and dull q sale: Nearinss
none; I've years old 50 "a. Threo yeaIs Old Ss5a40
REskEKs-The saes of Bsef Cattle dull al decline
of sc . cwt from last week the best heavy Cattle
Small catte Of quality sold about the
week. buyers preferrng them 70 heavy Cattle IN
weather The number sheep small and generally
POOR uslIy; sold dull Calves sold rather higher
about dOc , hsad.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-12

wb,.,-Tirm. ali, a iaia sas d &c for Chi spring
uoaf; 5sS7sc MiWAnkee club; - ssc ior waite naeh
aud Canadian
srp-lO - frr. sales Of IaOO bSss At 60 sOrOhi9 ssd
osis-DuII II als ire oahozSds = 1H41
| KhiskF-Firnirrs sales OF 40 bbls u &c,
Freights-U achangrd; hour DC and wheat NC 10 NV
Lake Imports- oO bbs h0ur % 90 bus wheat sCO bus
e1 IA AZ Elpo1is SGs bbls a5ur % bus Assi 600 los
corn. IL 90 oats.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-12
Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO guHe il-6 p NJ
FI0ur-Firm good demsnl; sales z70o bhs q 81
for superne Uppsr Lake; S4d425 I eLra do and Mich
s3s5a4 for supsrns Ohio and Ind s4l2si foT sK1e a.
and Canadian .e@f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-12
Gin Or0inonfcs.
NNOEDTNANCE no levy N

A n ORDINANCE TO LEVY AND
"A Asssssa S8ocia Tax al the Real Estate bound
N-g am abuttmg On Merchant street.
sec / Re L ordained t he CRY coun il Of tie Cry of
CeFe and. he 6ftcCu ceus levied AID as
sossed npo ZACH ni ose- ho frob Of rs several lots
land baunlli and abutiue Merchant street. hffuecn
- Calr sreet and Superior Avenue. the purpose Of Dc
frs i- fhs szles-l efsn and Of hsryTIsr r1viug
s1idsireet hetweentlr paIu-E Aforesaid
Sc h1t The rf the saIi several lois q land
boundns rauf ing upla Sad Mere lau street. afore
sad between the ponls afdrsal. shall tAir Ter
tua OF the seveal amounts m1ney b them scvGaly
IN that behalf or hef n The frs day Ma. ISIS ThIr
" per ceutum OF sad several cunts OF money due
aioresad, on CT before The feenth OF MAJ iss. Thi
" per centum uf the said several amsuats q money due
a. atr st, or before the cfutr aF Of June ISIS.
Luke Bran on, hereby daily oIiEsd and appointed ape
cal collector il that behalf aud per Of the
a amouufs Of naIy cue aOrs said before the
diteeufh DAY q Juy M % M Harl. City Treasurer Of
the Cry u CeNea d. or he subject the pena and
teress ll1Esd ss Jaw agsnst the sverly II not pad
the times and 20 TIE persous hcrriude desiEuaf ed
Aassed June Isl. l5lz- J NJ COFFINBERRY.
J b DARTLErr. Cny Clerk Pres't Of Council
furE-|lfl- fxl a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-12
= NI0RNINI LEADER oTFIeE. /
FEiD1T June H. P NJ. 5
Cleveland Produce Market

FLoUR-sales Of 100 Bbls at s375Si; 40 bbs al ss s
s4l2 and l5O barrels S4s45o the latter Priee iof
extra.
DO mixed at Sc. .--
eoKS-sale Ofs,O bus from store At Ese-
o1Ts-Saes Of Oas car load at Sc and 500 bus aoa at
the sane prce
FxK-Sales oflOO bus at SOC AID Load al Sic
lfIGHwINES-sales of 20 and 10 bbls al ls5s and .
ibis II 2lc.
PROvISIoNS-BUrT rTER-Sales Of D Kegs fir 10 good al
I2kl5l4e. -
Esss-Sale cf Is bbs st &c.
ssLT-There Is some competition and e price has de-
cliuel to 81 4sGl,5O
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-12
Mlanufattmrts.
Brass FOuDdePV.

Brass FOundePy.
MORLEY & ODELL HAVING
1N completed their New Fouudsry at tie foot OF VIM
ard street. prepared make every d. scripteu Of
BRASS CASTING We manufacture al kinds Of fss-
Gets and Coeas for Steam and Gas and Tie various articles
used IN The plumbing business Locomotives and steam
boat Bells HYuFaLt, all kinds Of Brass cS used By Dis
tlsTs. AIachinesis aad Railroad Companies.
] Il MORLEY, J. II ODELL-
Cleveland. Ny rs Is5s. myI9.e .ett
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-12
\ ORDINANCE TO DRAIN

4 n ORDINANCE To DRAIN
"A Wilson Avenue Enciid ami other streets
Seeoa b neae-ed y ne Cly Cuzcii Of the City OF
IleFulall. two hind oi all tho ralrlrng
su Avenue from point 20 feet soueTly from The
ue u Eucld street through tie n -ezt NIls1n Avenue
% Tie Curlss Run lsJ ed for the purDlse uf cocfinE
The drainage c hat porti Euclid ying and being
between me A a ETd7 az Park ui Witl
So Avenue and Tor the rose of eeclng the Drainage Of
WieCn Avelue. ald fh lots and ands sud lglug
The water safely t Lake le such drains may
be hu the discretion u the Board CRY Improve
inents iy be dsemsd uecess " ..- go.
Sec 2 That the and Denses q sad Enforcement
be tstnated and fssgssed ali such lots lands
viii be directly benefsd her shTs proportion nearly
nav Be 20 the direct BENEFITS To- eivff-
Pissed June lst. Ne 5 STlRKwEATuER.
J. B BAUTLETT City Clcrk- Gfayur.
Iuus-dluL ls8
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FRon orHEz STATES.
Ky .-....--l4 Geo. NTt, Ky.
Culver, Ky..-g... .Alsi c. b. Herr, Pa

D @ Culver, tsi G b Her, Pa .ls
The marx TO-DAY shows the curious anomaly Of ciina-
~ stock OF medium iness ousellins IN ice per pound
the eht Of he beef The most superior fat oEsn
that wi dress l0Sl1 each Upon tte waoie hafs
ally. except thess points; ote fi would Iate
ira premium sold al s5c, while eatlo Of lower grade
sold at Iec and more Of them tins week than
week the average quality goSd, though by
poor. In Hc there poor drOves IN market
Int thfre some verv fue ones
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-12

~ Connections afs ade With Kanrning Trains fr1n
The points made Soulh and last also, at
CLEN ELAND Tor S1ldusky. Ioeco, Detroii, chicago,
Fle, DunkITk. alo Niagara Falls and Cnada 1ouugs
town. Warre1 and New castle.
re- BlF9-e ehscsed ihrss 10 all points and tTaIlior-
red free OF charge
C- For Tickets ihfarma' on apply At the Union ck
e Oce, 81 SuperIOr street, AZ the o1ce IN Deof, ei a.
ali Railroad Iicsel OGces..
J. FARMER, Sup {, Cleveland. ~
=. A. MYERS. Gen IIcset As'l. Cieye and. mh5
nI LIkI. Nm IlNENIIIIR b nIAnIAAlTI
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cows AND cALvEs

We have change for the better to report in thu Cow
market Tie receipts continue night and the sight q
swill-mk stable nm sboui the narke: would be esies-
iy Some of ihsAC0 Inssossis settiAg q the
fast possible but noticed yedsni chsp
Just getting ia and, judging from the price he asked, he
will get richwhsn he sells which viii be immediate
" at SO for a Cow Calves plenty but only
,,ry GOOD ones viii lIrirs 6lsc' live vreisht
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

PORT OF CbENELAND... june IIln'
ARRIVALS.
steamer Dar QreeH Yser DstrOits 3s shingles IS bbs
Esh.a ukrs niiz SC ibis whisky
P1ileE Granite state Chapman Ogdsasbursh' 50 tons
Frapeiler owess, Kirty Dunkirk; = tons m5z.
srh,sner Parsons Ernest bIarquetie y tons lron 0re
Srhooper Tartar. Wells BufiaO: no cargp-
SFla1uer Ruby, WickhaIn- Huron no cargo
Srhaorer Crin1lne. Bn, POrt HnrQn; 100 m shlngles
Sr1w Adair Daslney Trvntcai 81 m let lumber % m
lafh
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-12

SUCCESSORS TO C. BRADBURN k SON.
WHOLESALE GR0CERS. COM
oI n mission MERCHANTS and Dealers in FISH, Nailx
10 I Sqs - and ls2 RyersIeet, and 10 and
@ BRADBuRS,l 49, OHi'-
". A FsuER ..-a1 A., -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-12
viii bTius ssSe live weisht
ms SHEEP NAREET.

An increase Of 100 head of sheep this week the
number week has had the effect Of only reduc-
ing prices made dull market all the week and
saue Of fatest viii sell n paying prce- lot Il
Kentucky stall fed Sheep that VII weigh loo rs dressed
hang al SO The auiEals have been very ;his
week 50 has been succession Of good and bad
DAYS and we think average quality the stock very
far parcularly the lshs, which VIII hring s. pretty
readily when gooJ they lusys sAould be beire being
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-12
The Northern Transportation Co.. sS.'

WILL, DURING THE PRESENT
w season their we'll known and popular lins Of
FIRST CLASS STEAM PROPELLERS And
SAILING FESSELSl
Regularly beNeen Ose sbuIgh ana osWogo, and IA Up
per Lakes. forming
Daliy Lane beilreea 0gdeasburgh and OsaoeqO.
and Ports on Lake Ere
And TrlWeekly Line between O<lensbuls and s,veg,
and Ports on Lake Michigan connecting as Cs1enShr
VITA the Ogdensburgh and Vernon; Ger tral Route be-
tween OEdensburgh. Burlington, Concord Mauchesffr
Lawrence, Nashua. Lowell Boston; al OsygeEo
with HOycy Crawfords OsNego line Of ThirIy Esf
Class Canal Boats alse sze the ehlaTged canal be-
tseen O.NeEo and New York. thus ahorJiug a Regular
SPEEDY and Cheap Route with but franshipment bs
een Boston, New Engend and New HO.k md the WeSff
This Company having made the most ample srrsnse-
neufs n Oswesofor Deck and Stoage faceSygIih ab-
q NJ for handling, asserting Shiupin
antee The sale prompt and perfect delivery of ali proerfy
This Line connects AZ Cleveland with ths Northe,,
Ifansportatlon Line Of Canal Boats the Ohio snsi
ne oi Prope ersto Lake Superior, and with Railroads -
Solmb1s, Ciacinnail, Indianapolis, Louisville and 81
LOUIS
AGENTS AND ccNsIGNERss
4 Mysn, 3 Cesati.s lOtis Kimball, los Safe ST.
= l. Mafner, SUP, N.furkl Boston, Mas.
Geo ClarE, ~ Broad -, CrwfoTd & Co. Oriensb'h
y. c H0yey.3 New York. New Yorb.
hsEsY Crawford Oswego. wm. 7. walker. Toledo, o
,sNS5N lork iE- r. Mathews Detroit, Nh
manner Co. Chcaso, H. Bsrslay ; Co, Milwaukee
cOHsIGNEEs
Locker 4 Co, Racine. II. ;. KIRKLAND Shsboysan.
Chamberlin, Crawford Co., Cleveland, 0
l5srlff5
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CLEARANcRs.

CLEARANCEs.
Steamer MAY q 1een, Nigsr. DefruTt
Propeller OsTesD, krbg, Dunkirk- ,,, -.
proueer NJ b Spaldins, Hunt. Buffalo, l5s3 DDS ASe
lso bus wheat rye pkss mdz tiercss hams D
tas OIL -
raieT aly Of he Lake Williams, Ogdsnshursh; 10
bs1ur - krs buttrr 6kcss uai Jtous gfldsi nfs 3
,i Is tts htghwueS ~ copper u bns oll o
bbsesEg bbA ash icafriase y btis paT sal a-es
trnolne Biim Toledo; - kegs nails u b9res
sss y .s Indz brick 50 dOz rakes ~ Obs hsh .
kess DOW Scr 4 sls rts marble ! Dbl OIL
selsT Adam, DashnsF. 1renioa; hight
LitofVszgs uassias q a7d OCT Of the Lock of the
Weltand Canal At Port Coh1urno, C furnished by ne
Iok Tenaer 10 the Board Of Lake Un1erriiefs d. r Do
bIus. Secretary --'
Tl,,-xD Aa-rsrIns Pron yerln- ut- barqa5 LONDON;
bre Isverpaoi; schIx BARB man, W II Merl IT'D
Cslelaaa, Lively, E R. Glter CoLnena OAlAs i''l-
pm grrnifc SlaIe; blTQue s. George
BouSD EasT-June 9-PrOp, Young Ansgleas hatgues
Tia5n os Ba3 q leen Live Yankee, Iii Baies, Mana +
J1lnsln.
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.ainC0ANTbRWaL.ia4it
sI.QY M oSNAs1ENlAL RnIs rJSe 81

~ Pisiu and orrameufsI Printing d every description
Zone Al the Printing estabsIneat Of the Leader Once On
ne latest improved and most r7pd steam presses IN the
s STYLE on shor notice. and Il reasOnabe raies Par'ic-
llaT attention paid blank Ofk Every descEitoa OF
B.nding dsabl AsciaIly Bank BoOs= teoseis
- - IA ming Il ok kc Sc. 49,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-12

CARRIAGE MAKING.
.THE SUBSCRIBER, WHO FOR
Il twcuyoue years has been the above businezsn this
eltya1cCp the past nonhsaunounces the
Cefeand public that ke has taken the old stand
Hur hut ok and will r the husinesso Of Carriage
AIaku and repairugqing ali work pion and sat
uc0ry manner and fulflug all orders vita Dispatch
Ths being theOldest he determined 70 make good
a carriage sho5 any IN the city.
mys;d3m lgs A W. HURLBGT.
J. II CLARK. Ira DAVIS JAWS 1. DAVID.
II, CLARK & CO.-Manufaetur
- and Dealers IN Lgmbcr Sh nsos, Lab, ,sc.. MerwIn
ST., ath Yard above Division Street Bridge. Cleveland
NEW LUMBER YARD
II CT ARK, ate buslue agent Of Thatcher. Bart
Co connected himself with aceehra-ed manula
esahsneEt d. Michigan, for the transaction Of
Lnber business n Cleveland. By this connection they
pe2arei % sell all kinds o Lumber eI,hcr Retail
b the Cargo, At g1sss ace1cllasig Rl7:dS SN3m Is
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New York CaitIe Market.

Far tLs ssssl sisiaS WEDNESDAY. Jlzzs 3. 1873.
ro5Ll RtcE1PTs o. cATTLE EIsDs FOR RTHE NEEK-
According TO repos from the several market places IN
tue city, there have bsea received This weak:
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SMITH 4 PUTNAM.-PRODITTGC1FF, en-,
BRApBURN & FISHRR

~ FoTwsIdins and Commission Merchants DeslsrS il
;a @ sish water l. ne PlaS sc; also dtalers in al
. " soa B6ick Ware House ls3 lis River
Street and " D. Dock. Liberal cash advances made o.
NH
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S4zSak - - = - :. -
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
To take effect Monday, May 10Th, Is5s
TRAINS LEAVE CLEVELAND,
Il Sundays excepted:
For Toledo 4 Chicago. $50 A. BI. 3.3land 500 p NJ.
For De-roIt, SD \. N. For jackson go A. II
For 81 Louis In Fayetle, F. Mayuo and Stations on
Toledo, Wabash ani NJ Nostern X II f.3J A NJ p NJ
kOf Incnnatl ald Stations oi salusEy Day ton
: Cincinnati. r. r., CD A n. 4 900 P. N.
Sor Nervalk aud StaiiJns on Southern Division go
a NJ. and 6-0O p. ID
For Sandusky and Stations on Nostksn Division ESQ
A NJ. and $50 p, IL
TRAINS ARRIVE IN CLEVELAND:
From Chicago. go A. hI. sos and 9.f5 P NJ.
Prom Toledo VIA NorNalk, 3a5 AID g.i5 P. VI.
Prom Toledo va Sandusky, s;t6 A. NJ and 30 ?. NJ.
T.. b. PHlLEtPS, Supt-
TWo THKOUGH TRAINS EACH Way Daily
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
Pittsburgh, Wheeling, HarrisburEh, BaIti-
more, Philadelphia and New HOrk.
THE CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAIL-
RGl6 COMPANY, .-..
"a ~ ss@ ..::. ;..sss,.5
Having made nrTapgement with the PtsbuTgh, Fort
Wayne and Chlc1sJ r; X Co, for the JOINT Of
their Track be veen Rochester and PittsbuTsh,
Will run Trains Daily Sundays ercoptsdl as follows
commencing Monday, May llth. ls5o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-12

Tie animals alevery odOrierOus this hot weather ba
the price Is less strong The receipts this week have nO
been lae the price much depressed and it is
difficult 10 selilihs best al cur Quotstions
nr
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. ! SftADlRT, / BEMIS & MURRAY,
n 70
FLOUR

We are receiving the following we'll known braaAsor
Fosr On consignment to which we call the aitsut on
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PRonosITroN TO INSTRUCT SENATOR
BIGLER.-The West Chester Village
Record has the following:
We are not sure that it is always ex.
pedient to instruct the representatives
upon public questions; but certainly if
the practice be at all justi6able, it would
'be upon the Kansas question, or the
question of the Lecompton Constitution.
AS Gov. Bigler, in consequence of his
absence at Washington, does not appear
to be aware of public sentiment at home,
we trust that Immediately on the Assem-
bling of the Legislature, Col. Hodgson
will introduce resolutions requesting or
instructing our Senators and members OF
Congress to use their influence to defeat
the scheme of President Buchanan for
dragging Kansas into the Union with a
Constitution to which the people are
utterly opposed.
Governor Bigler's resolutions OF in
structions against the purchase of any
Territory from Mexico without the Will
mot Proviso, might serve not only for a
model, but to remove any scruples his
friends might have as to the right of in
structing. 1t is not possible that Senator
Bigler would be found voting against the
expressed sentiment Of his State upon
this subject. Let Mr.. Bigler be instruct
ed
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The Wise Compromise.

The New York Times, after expressing
the opinion that the Administration, in
case the vote onthe 4th shows a majority
against the Lecompton ConstitutioRUill
not insist on its adoption by Congress;
that the Republicans will not adhere to
the Topeka Constitution, and that Dong
las cannot carry through his enabling
act, says:
Governor Wise is likely. IN our judg
ment, to prove the guide who will con-
duct the Democratic party, and the coun'
try at large, out of this Kansas labyrinth.
His advice is decidedly the most sensible
and practical that has yet been offered
Let the Lecompton Constitution be re-
iected, and then leave the whole matter
in the hands ofthe Kansas Legislature
Let that body take such measures as 1t
may deem proper to form new Consti-
tuition, and make a new application for
admission as a State. This will be in
strict accordance with the principle of
popular sovereignty. and must be salts
factory to men of all parties and of all
sectious.
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ISDIAN SESsBiLITY.-In grazing near
the crossing Of Broad and Main streets,
the workmen have been obliged to tres
pass upon the old burying ground of the
Indians who once had their village here,
and not few skulls and bones have been
thrown mp. Day before yesterday. al
Indian with his squaw and little boy
happeneAto pass along Just as the work
men struck an Indian mound He stopped
and for short time silently watched the
mon ashley rudely cast itS contents ont
of their way, but soon, overcome by his
emotion, he commenced sobbing, and
then sat dowrupon>the ground, drew his
wife and little one to him, and weDt like
a child. The kind hearted labore-s, in
pity for his feelings, gathered the bones
they had thrown out. covered them in the
mound again. and retired to another part
of the work until he-went away. 1t was
indeed a sorrowful scene. and could not
but affect those who witnessed it.--Rsd
Wing Sentinel.