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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-20

CLEVELAND MEDICAL GAzETTE.-The septom-
ber number Of The Cleveland Medical Gazette has
been received. 1t Is filled with matter interesting
and important to the medical profession. Gustav
y. Q. Weber is the editor.
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Rnnkn &z rfnIin"~,.s
y. B. COBB 81 CO.,
Booksellers & StatiOnGrS

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MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
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BRIUGE BURNED.


INDIANPOLIs, Scpt. TO,
The bridge over the indianapolis Lafayette Rilroad,
over White Rivor, was destroyed by fire saturday
Gight; supposed to he tho work Of incendAry, The
bridge will be built without delay,
Arrangements are made for the prompt tranter Of
passengers aud baggage
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Last Nights Report
FRONI CnICAGO.

CIucAGo, Sept 10.
In the of Hussey W. Mccormick, for infringe
ment OF patent for cutting apparatus for Roapug Ma
chine, beiote Judges Mclean and DrummOnd, Tho dec
sion given to-day in the IT, S. Court in favor Of
Hma.eY
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~ Il. Stair Il Co. have received the Fall FASH
ions for Gentlemen's Hats. We should advise
those who wish beautiful and becoming Hat to
call on the Messrs. Stair 4 Co, and get fitted.
1y-tr
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IB- Domestic Practice Made Easy, or Homuo.
pathy Simpliled. No parent should be without
this invaluable publication TO be had at Halls
opposite Weddel
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HEw IoRE, Sept. 10.
The troubles on the Erie Rs iroad have been sctls1,
the obstfuctiOns on the Road have been removed and
~ uf the rioters arrested. The trains now rum
ming regularly. strong force of Police and Military
remain on the ground 10 prevent any renewal Of the
dlgturhanca
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REFRIeERAToRs AT REDUCED PRIoRs.-Fogg
Ellsworth & Co. have a few of Schooieys Iceberg
Reirigerators left, which they close of at cost to
make room for new goods
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PROM NRw ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANS, Sept. 49,
The Government steamer Fulton went ashore on 81.
Rosas Island, In gale tie 10th Inst She lays high
aud dry and Is breaking up Grew and stores saved.
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bay@ The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, Scbuckers' aud Olmsted's news depots
At news depots at Weddel aud Angler Hotels, and
at Qunan's, IFS Ontario Street
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MATRIMONIAL.

10 THE LADi gs OF THE UNITED STATES!
II has besu H. good fortune health many
kousauds Of my cauuIg-women.
NV success has excited the malice Of the snvous znd
aous their prosecutions have served only extend
nd establish my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway from the fair sufferers whom
Ihaye relieved SO long l held in asotonats and
kankrll remembrance BY those who have experienced
dl can afford despe the efforts Of mischef-mak sr'
NY friends nays repeatedly urged me to place msa
producing nlensruatiou wta the reach of the
ladies Of United states; but ndispostunt to enter
aeld so occupied by qnacks with their psrnioous nosIums
and uupnncpled oouuterieters might pal
ne public their worthless limitations, have hitherto pre-
vontod mo from establishing agencies for the sale OF
ANlE DE FEMAiE," in the United States.
Atlas yield the eniTeutes Of patients and friends
and oaer the suffering Females of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throu shout tho
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy Of the "ANIlE DE FENME,"I
need only say, that 1t Ia liquid FORM and is exactly such
ssI have used my praoceu Funcs many years aud
that 1t has never failed TO satisfactory result
The Annie de Fomne' aud menstruaion stuhd In the
atiOn OF cause and effect II is alike powerful TO originate
asahy menstrual dow where never has existed aud ~
FeaDre 1t where a has any causr suppressed
In ordgrt0 guard against imposition the wraBper o dirsr
Nonh on each bottle Of the "Auie de Femme viii bear
written signature, aud both the bottle and enclosing
"il be sealed with my private seal
g.. Dr. P, u. RECORD.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail by WILLIAM FIsKE
Amie de Femme" at the PTopretors prices
splndSwi'e
TNHE BEST ARTIFICIALHELPT TO
Il THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
N.l2-S11s1
--,7o-.----,J7= III
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IMPORTANT TO FEMAlES.
DIR. Checscrnnn,n PHI.

he combination of ingredients in these Pills is the
ult OF long and extensive practice. They mild IN
theiropoation and ceam correcting all Irregularities
Painful Mensiruaons removing all distractions whealh
from cold or otherwise headache, pain in the side pal
patOn of the heart whites all nervous affections hyter
ics fatigue pain in the back and limbs SC, disturbed
sleep which arises from Interruption cf Nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the Of the treatment OF
dhese uaes aud OlstrucuOns which have gned
many thousands Of the young the beautiful and the be-
owed tOu PREMATURE GRAVE. No ienuc can euiuy good
heath unless she regular an whenever ubsuCuun
takes place thu general health begins to decline
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eIsc ua remed ever known for all com
puins, prcunr tn FenTlS To all classes they l.
uabo, Inducing pih certainly periodical popularity 1neg
known to thousands who have used them al different
mos eminent QlysiciaRs IN America.
Erlicif directions siilg lsn di blsH thsy should not
Dc used, with each BoN-tuu Price One Dollar each Dor
zailsag 40 piHs.
yalua1e pamphlet be had flee, Of the Agents Pills
Bef BY H0i promptly, hy enclosing price to tho bCnoral
Agent. Sold by druggists generally.
h. b. HUTCHINGS General Agent,
No, Ito Chambers s., Nov York.
Sold in Cleveland by WAI. FISKE and GAYLORD &
HAMMOND. suTsl2Wbm2h
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL. PRINTING
" PLAIN aud Ornamental Printing Of every description
done at The Printing Establishment Of the Leadr Oce,
tho latest impr we'd aud steam presses in the
beststye short notice, and reasonable rates Par.
ticular attention paid bhnk work Every description
ofBindiug done especially Blank Books. Ltdgers Journ
as Sales Books. neeeivng DooAs. 40. &C. IL
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TRANsFERRED.-COmman McBlair of the
U. s. Steamer Michigan has been transferred 10
the Washington Navy Yard.
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SPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE!- USEFUL IN
EVERY IIoUsE.-Another supply just received by
FoGG, ENswoRTH q Co.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

30 See advertisement of DR.. sanfords Liver
nYgOrator.
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PROM INDIANAPOLIS

IEDnSAPCLIs Sept 10.
The Hon Abe Lincoln addressed large ASSEM-
bly,, at Masonic Hall, this evening on political
topics of the day.
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N. H. SOLOMONsON.

PRAcTiCAL AND SCIEET1FIC OPTIcAH,
largest assortment OF The .uost approved kiudso
PEcTACLES. Anhis glasses whether for aeaT or,a'
lighted ground uudes his Inspection by machine
ref eonsruction with the greatest care 50 aaO
suit the eyes IA all cases. curing WeaHsgS DEEtAsss
aaaH@atoHo Of The Eyes and impurng strength for loaf
reading or Cue sewing
EB- N. u. solomonson would here inform the public
thathe sever employs any 10 The sale ofhslenseS.
~ Also splendid assortment OF sPTT GLASSES MI
lhoAeofEst NoMPAhaES, &c kegt on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES
1aserted without pain, a. perfect a natural
t.B-omesas SuPeTi0rsusSt ,undsrthe American HotsL
- lun21
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~ AMONG THE MANY PREPARATIoNs NOW
esfore the public certsn Fever and Ague
have received with such especial favor A. that
known as DIR. HOSTETTER's CELEBRATED "sTOM-
ACH BIrTERS," This tonic has been circulated ami its
many virtues promulgated throughout the States and
day the propetors greeted with the INTEL,
of dreadfu vVnqushed by The use Of their cole
brated "Biues" In pucipal cities there are few
famlie Who neseo the "Bers" in fu shing their med
corets As tonic it both mid and agreeable Ia
the tests and stimulating ia its action upon tho system
For certain for the Fever and Aguo Flatuleucy
Dspepst and all otor morbid Diseases it is sure and u
equallCd
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally every
sepl3.lw
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70 For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page.
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Russian SlCum BaIhlng Establishment,
30 Hicks S., near ligine lloulo No. 10,
Cleveland, tlVcst Sidc,l
FNHE RUSSIAN STRAIN BATH is

" iiNhH hNt N'Nf y iHilN AtniiN NO. w.
Cleveland, tlVest Sidc,l
THE RUSSIAN STEAM BATH is
4 universally kuowu an oyu Euuls, where tt s Csiab-
lhhod ga all thr lHrg,T Cius aud m many the
smnrr iWuft aidI s 20 bUtvulN aruute ed by Hll mt
im. nutllttH, not ouly satu, quick tlf Hnd
hshl AFeu hr romrdy uEhust hrto uumlero the most
uuuho'omF dihhlss but also promoter of hsauh pres
.ctver ui siren th lrd most rowuiai stuugrEer of
~ is CALI uT. Asa puuUuguud utauratinf ur
tN bkin, thia h n rCkutv dy 40 10 TO euUasfod
Whrr ino1ts Nhu Uv inu tho tWeutr combination OF
atuni, Nhtr, irrnuh aud er pnso eAhih ted Ia those
i ishmtuts anrCi lhH Nh I" ludy ~ lurh pow CIul
cnmnl, uly i,oates which ti.iuHttiy
resist AL olet raac,'v hDeumHllam, tat Rheuu hing
Worm uEs lvl fustr sorts Du t,y bnd an tahe ais
rlsrs hrsr uuin M pres. cd rrmuf I usn of tho skt
ar rsiicuy cured wihaut ext naiup ieierunl cciue
uftutNs N ilH Hf-ppNrHE9, Ga aGlh. tuuFhu hud
ovtn hnir 'Hus ni CisumdiOu i ni adv ucod 100 f4r
atr moved vitiou du6uuuy.
Enlats riuul Of ho l,or aud Spleen, Ugspepsv Piles
Myrcul'uige. soruulout swelling raFaytc Iiystriira
Alec uns Guui, and lnumos plgutic us. Doniur j,
hld stoNl uumhrr OF uihur uulnfs scrcss to VI
irfr uf iho rcmry ui NtoHm hnihing va ul those
ur hs hett la lbH simplest luuot rtcurl Nothing s
cHiuu1 ivr e. bt 'flud osn Prtualy tu done. what
every one may erPlicpco n himsrh
JUST TGY ITf
Cod aud Watm Mnrr huihs, o. we'll d shower Bath,
are ennetei with thn rslahshmeni, ard can he uged
rioKErs- single stcum Hah a. cenif nor duz s. "a
cold "a warm wut1r hsth 10 a. pf loz, 5.
u Of udlnfsiop. or Iadcs Tuesdays Thursia,s al
Saturdays 90 Tho iurrun tof tutlcmgn daring hs al.
ietnunaa OF the Apm1 ngle n 20 oceck and Sna-
duys frnnl tu l1nolfrk A N III
hERdANN RAEnEI., Psoprleior
Cleveland, Aug ieih, ls9 uas9026i
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BILLIARDS. .-Seereiter, the Detroit Champion,
is man OF spunk He not long since challenged
the world for a match game of one or two thous-
and points for any amount of money. but found
no antagonist He has gone TO Chicago for tho
purpose Of arranging match between himself
aud Tieman OF Cincinnati, but has not been suc-
cessiul in this. lie Publishes the following card
10 the Press and Tribune
CHIcAGo, Sept. 49, 1859.
To the Editors Of the Press and Tribuue
have visited Chicago TO meet the billiard eel
ebritics Of the country, in the hope Of being able
70 make a match. have been disappointed: |
will play any mao in the world for the sum Of
So 600 side, the American four ball carom game,
with two and three eights balls, Two thur sant
points up, and will give or take expenses Uf the
game 10 be played within ninety days
JOHN SEEREIrER.
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~ Dr.. JAS. MOCLINTocK's PEcToRAL SYRup
Science and fact alike guaranty the nmoasursbe sups-
Eoty this remedy every other prescribed for
coush oppression fthe chest bronchial difficulties,
aud consumption When ali other medicines have failed
ia thia there is hope, safety, life.
Price slOO. kold by wM FISKE, Cleveland
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SoRE THROAT PLAGUE AND SoiSR THRoAT.-
This quality OF seizng hold and causing expulsion OF
dopraved humOrs possessed by medc'ne tha1
BRANDETHs pills. They operate only upon the tissues
involved iu that is e ced by the disease In fact they
seize upon those humos, much from preference
from natural anisS because their life is below that o.
the surrounding Parts and which set ling the tissues Of
the throat that around the throat raEon prodcces sore
hroa' throat plague aud the headache snd fe-
Witna IA hOur after four pills taken thec
is telt pecuT cnop ug W the mart Affected sort Of
collecting Of tho uIseassd humOrs ready for expulsion
No hurt weaHening eftCt from
because they cannot healthy parsi Taken early
thev prevent all organic diseases. Oh how important in
sickness TO use that medicine which only eausushes the
disease, md iTavrs no evil elects tChud.
Sold No 29i Canal Brandrehs Building; ana bs
4. s. Ca dnr No. 221 Superior street. Cleveland: and by
J. B. Wheedon, Hudson, and all ocbble dealers
EnedicUeg -
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LB7 "HUMAN FUAILTY, or PHYsIoLooroAL Re
sFutcuFs1 should bo rtod by everybody 1t OF
Seases and the results Of early mai practice
the causes that squentl lead to uaappy their
relief snd prevention, with copious Instructions as 10 the
sure method Of dispe ing the OUia0s that frequently
hold Of those abo4 To- enter into tho marriage state
The work Is beautifully illus Tafd with co'rs ehsrav nss
and is fauehr with wholesome advice and eK otations
Sold by DR.. BARROW, I5I Pl 'pce street New York
Price . cents Sent free.
soldby GAYLORD 4 HAMMOND, and NM FlsKE,
Oruggisis Cleveinnl. Sou6
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tP-CITY Council meets tonight at the usual
hour.
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For DETRoIr-steamboat at Ocean, Capt r. a. EVANS, nj
8 O'Clock p. NJ.
FoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. City Of Buffalo, Cppt. A. d
PERKINS. at 9o'cluck y. NJ.
fOH TOLEDo-Stt ambuat Forester, Can't J. 2. WARD
9 ociO-k A n
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Cgy' Tho Subscription BOOK of d Cosmonotan AT
As rul 10 INV open inr the On year, ana hu portion
uf thU public
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n bAlSFOOT OLA nice, fresh
~ ar ic'o sold Ut whocfar aud retail bv
STRONG ARMSTRONG,
huglA lg1 Superorst.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
TRAvRLERis fEtIsTKH.

TUESDAY mORNING. sEPT. 90, 1883
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Later from California.

,cs, 7. Louis. June s.-The overland mail OF the
vices are unimportant nv
,nS !, re Atlantic heet Of clippers Were overdue
ahd u was expected that their cargoes v,onlS a.
III, an1 market Trade was brisk, and the mi
favorable for full harvest "e 0'Ofs were
Bluffs I'm Oregon. "0uSe at heo
o,,,.n o n'I"IhS news from Fras-r river was dis
CoufaS my, and many Californians were r,,urnin,,
nen. Harvey lad ordered an expedition Co o,..n
a wagon road between the Columbia NV, i,,5
Salt Lake. ''e' an"
a., ' ne s,edutef surprise, from MaZatlan. reports
the city btsieged. but SAYS IN. Copserv,,i "a
IUoaniy prove successful brother Of rN Pre-
lueht Inloaga was marching with a tboussnd
i ,Sh ;galhs' Chihuahua. party Of Liberals had
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CONTEMPLATED CHTRCH IhPROvFMEST-A a
business meeting Of the congregation atlac he'd 10
the four-and-a-half street Presbyterian church,
rev Mr.. SunderiaHd's.) last night d committee
Of fitrcn active members of the congregation was
appointed 10 consider and devise the manner OF
providing room for the sabbath school, " hich has
become so largely increassd rs to require more
space than the school room attached 10 the church
VIII accommodate. The committee, after CON
sultatiOn, recommended the enlargement of the
old church, by raising the walls, rs TO provide
4 room for the regular church services above. and
a basement story to accommodate the sabbath
school. The report was adopted and a committee
Of four members Was appointed Io advertise for 4,
design and specifications for the improvement
thus determined upon. 1t is understood that this
improvement will amount, IN all its details Ia
almost reeTectiOn Of the old church edifice
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by }. G. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers.
HANDSOME BUILDING IOT FRONTING
oN TUE CIRCLE On THURSDAY AFTER
We sI,aiI sell Snb,iivlsInn No ,, IN square No a
fronting - lett inches on the Circle, between 2ii
ana G4Lh streets west, running hack about feet IL
an aIIey THIS lot fronts on that beautiful publIc
reservation known rs the ''CIrcle," aud is n very
desirable site for a residence '
IeIins: tlno-thIFd cash the reEitlme IN G and -
months. with interest, secured by decd of trust ON
the premises. ~ VII
I'D 7. G.. NcGIIRE 4 IN auo,s
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THE NEWS.
By Telegraph to thu Evsnjn0 stsx
Maryland Shareholders Con,ep,iep.

BALTIMORE. June The Convention Of Mary
,aha SHAREHOLDERS met this morning at Rec hsbite
nan, corner of Fayette and Frederick streets err.
0.sclng Delegates from every section of the state
mo.P ' Anneghany county and the city Of Balt-
incIed, Inc body was highly respectable one.
nal citizens of the state JudSe EN-" ShsmIss.
Sent lbs y. resident. n. 5. $ Key, Vice Presi-
ue IT, a P1ss SSl. Hughes, Secretary.
which he s,,oa., made an appropriate address in
,..;a nc suohgly connselled prudence and mod
erauon IA the discussion of the delicate Questions
involved. and expressed the hope that wi sSom nj
harmony would prevail. NUN e""
committee on resolutions u-,s ,nDo,... -.
on motion Of Senator Pearce, il Vas ds,sr,nsnsi
that no resolution should be entertained hy M.
convention unless submitted TO the said comn,,,,.
ana by them reported for consideration
recess was taken till 4 d. m when the ron
venton VIII meet IT Temperance Temple the hsll
IN winch the organization took place being too
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Execution. iuCanada

HAMILTON, &; w June John Mitchell ,r,s
nuhS ~ o'clock this morning, for the murder al
hls vile notwithstanding the early hour OF Tie
txcutlon, vast number of spectators asSeniI,-I
Mitchell contested the murder, but refused 10 al.
close his previous history " VIE
,BRANrFoRD, c. W June The two negroes
Were hung at > O'Clock this morninV They 80
full confession Of their guilt
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BaItImoFe NIarLsts

BALTIMORE, June Flour is dull with small
sales. closing at decline of lac; Howard street
and Ohio -.
W heat closed rather active; rcd 81 50 for fair.
white 81 .6JaSl ~. '
Corn closed active and buOyant: white s3assc
yellow has advanced ic closing at ssagIc
Provisions closed dull and heavy
Whisky closed dull aud nominal n oSasa-
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Railroad Accident

BRISTOL, Tenn, June s.-The mail train from,
hfnrhbufS ran over a COW this morning about Eve
miles east OF this place The first and second cI,,
ears Were smashed, and one brakeman was Tiled
CoI. samuel Tate president OF the Memphis and
Charleston road, had his arm badly hurt. and ia
injured, hut none Serinnslv WV
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AleNandria MarIeix

-, ALENaNnRiA, June : - The offerings upon
actions took place. The quotations are
flour-suPer S7.l2d7 25; extra 3 Ggls; family
8 Itag
Wheat-white 81 .jOaI 20; red 81 gal 81
1"rn--white o2aeic.; yellow $3.50
Rye-GaIOlc.
(latS-SfAc
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Flood i'm the Timer Nix.,..;..,

1T: fAULs' June The floods ian the Timer
mississippi Lave done great damage In this town
H'u ih btoOklyn, opposite, residents have been
forced to abandon their houses AtSt An,lon,
Ihe upper bridge was swept away, the lower on,.
damaged. aud nearly all the bridges aboy. bay-
a avs Dr,n carried away. The river is higher than
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-08

STRAWBERRY FESTIVALS will be held this eve
ming at the following places: In Taylor's build
ing, Seventh street, between | aud X, by the
ladies of Fletcher Chapel; at the Island Baptist
ChnEch, on Eiry mia avenue, between Four-and-
a-half and Sixth streets 10y tue ladies of the
church; and, for the last evening this SEASON at
Carroll place, Capitol Hin. by the ladies of
Waugh Chapel, for the benefit OF the Chapel
see ADVERTISEMENTS
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NRW Vail lIaL

INV YORK, June S-Flour has declined Ia.
- Bias 80.
Wheat has declined Be, closing heavy; western
red (wintsr) Sl.6u
Corn closed heavy; mixe'''S nominal n S7-sSa
yellow 9ic.
Pork closed buoyan, mess sl7 .lsasl7 y; prime
SIS -.
Lard closed hay:
Whisky clr~u dull at &c.
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Frost i'm Canada West

TORONTO, {. w June 7-AccouDts from 40
l rtnt parts OF Canada West state that > :, we're
ir"st on Saturday Might LAS done serious dama,5.
v ~ hu'' potdtotS corn and garden vegetables
W heat is uninjured. and il is Thought The -,
oI Tue iroSt NAV be destructive of the ny which
WAS beginning 10 appear in some section,
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by A. GREEN, Auctionecr.
TTADI l. DUrTI hr.r~ d, .,

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE
IstA ID AT AUCTION On TT ESDAY, the IIth
instfnt, sliaiI sell In front of the premises at SIX
o'clock p m, the following valuable Building lots
haLdsomely situated on the Island, fronting on Del
streets al having fronts Of from IL to d feet and ali
runains Hdck 10 alleys; 1t being subdivision of
Lots IS, Ia, -. p and y.
Also, q, "a. 81. 3! ard IS.
Forms: One fifth cash; balance in G Il, a. and ,.
Ihlhs i"r notes hea ing interest from day OF IS e
hsed given AID deed Of trust taken
Je7-ts A GREEN .,o,
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Resumption of Poyn..,.

'HARLESToN. June The house of Fraser
trenholm Il 90. has b"cn already enabled n p.
sn"e payments. the hanks Of this city having add
them Ia the extent If over half lnilion dll,rs
ir hlnns hk-wis agr-td Ia protect the cotton
Leld by them In Liverpool until Noyember
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krLuction of Eare.

CHICAGO, june S.-'rh- Pittsburs. Fort Waype
and Chlcay" Railroad Company have reduced n q
i're from New ORR 10 sig. Boston sI4 and BAT
timoTr and Philadelphia $40. Otber raads r..
doSe the same
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COAI.-COAI.-COAL.
N CARGO OF RED Ash Esq and STOVE
coal, and n cargo Of WHITE ASH EGG GOAL
now landing IRON schOoners Ocean Bind and Gins
GaskilI, and will be sold low II delivered from the
vessel A. b. WALLER,
js7 u No. 400 LIST st. west, near the Capitol.
EOR SALE--A Ia go HerIing's Wilder Patent
4 FIRE and Burglar Proof IRON SAFE, suit
sble for bankers and merchants dong . large busi
ness. Impure Of NJ, SNYDER SON, Bankers.
mar SIT
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Financial.

NV YORK. June STOCKS are duh and heavy,
:. Of le1i, lt37g; Chicago and Rock Island
~; Illinois Central shares 80; Michigan Southern
shares :; do. guaranteed bonds ~ 4; New York
Central 72's; Reading Is <; Va. G's S6I; Mo. 6's