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Washington telegraph., 1859-03-30

The floor of St. Mary's Catholic Church,
at Oswego, n. Y, fell through on the
9th inst, with large congret alton, kill
inr three women and one man, and badly
iDjuring several others
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-30

I5- Wild Cat and his band of Semi
noles have been authorized to return from
Mexico, and an agent has been sent to
bring them back 70 this State.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-30

The OVERLAND MAIL. - The San
Francisco Alta CalIornia, Of the 18Th
ult., says:
Mr.. :. West arrived yesterday by over
land mail eoach from 81. Louis. lie re-
ports dopredations by tile Comanches, at
the way from Clear Fork Of Braz0s TO the
Delaware Spring, distance of nearly four
hundred miles. Several Of the stations
have been visited BY The savages, and alI
the best stock run of Or stampeded.-
Some VI the stations arc left nearly dcsti-
tute, and il is feared, without Immediate
protection ~ rendered, tile mail Will be
withuu, the means of carriage. The hos
;ility of the Indians is becoming daily
mcre manifest. They even 20 so far IN
" declare thgir intention of breaking up
the line al through their country. This
employees anl drivers are Kept III con
slant dread Wi theiF lives, although as yet
wv one IVY bgen killed Fir. West says
ihat it was with much difficulty they got
al9Ee IN some paris Of the COmanchc ter
ritory--fhc icw mules which ihe Indians
Aayg lett being almost tO1 poor aud weak
t1 draw the coach. In some places Mr.
Wcst and thc drivers were obliged u hcIp
the aninal- by pushing ihe euach. At
llUrschead Crossing. VI tie Pccus river,
the stage was surrounded by some sixty
Indians, WHO, however, done nu harm.
They rcmaiucd about mn hour, frightened
thg passenger, very much, aud retired.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-30

The late pension bill which passed the
House Of Representatives, il is estimated,
would cost $40, 900, 900 the first year, and
about IS, 600, 900 per annsm afterwards
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-30

p@- We are indebted to Hon. T. C.
Hindman for n copy of his speech deliv
cred at Little Rock on the 18th of Feb
ruary last, on Federal and State Politics
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-30

MUaDER kNu LYNcu .LAw-Thc Pine
Bluff Independent learns from private
letter from Arkansas county, the pariiea-
lars of d horrible murder IN negro man
belonging 70 4 Dr. Bell, crep; up behind
hi uvcrsccr. Leri Lowry. and with an
axe struck him % the head, tic blsde of
the aze entering the brain mp N ihe
handle. splitting the head entirely open
The negro w. taken into custody, anA
tie night following i number Of igceHsed
persons gained furciblc possession W thc
negro ard hurg him upon . tree.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-30

TIE SouTHERN LITERARY MEssEN-
oER.-The April number of this truly
Southern Monthly is superb one
There should be more copies of it sent
to this post-ofiice.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-30

j. ii. Thompson, Esq, has retired from
the editorial management of the Helena
Democrat, and Col. t. c. Hindman and
J. Blackburn. Esq, are temporarily con-
ducting its editorial department.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-30
wv. sum O'BnIEN.-TLis eeut

VIZ. SIITn o'BRIEN.-This gentle
man having been invited U visit Rich
mend, va-, and Boston, Mass, ali ae-
eept ihc Hospitality " jhose ciiic-, rc
plies a. foliyA-:
/ wish you. a- well - The re-; of lny
feilow-rpuntrynen. WY understand ihat |
am travelling thnu-h ga, United Slies
as private gentleman, seeking iHstruc-
ton and amusement. MT as = public
character. engaged IVY v political mission,
pr in quest of public homage. ! nm.
therefore, DESTROYS wv rerrr-- rather tian
encourage the aggregation nj masses in
Hi-t ~ called administrations, IVY III
public festivities. bat at fhe same time
/ wv WV vi.h W chiIl the kindly feeling
that j. exhibited towards me wherever
I w by aIl classes VI American citizens.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-30

10 Judge Vespasian Ellis died in
Washington on the l4th inst. Judge-E-
was vigorous writer and profound think
er, and at one time editor of the Wash
ington Anlerieaa.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-30

A bill has passed the Missouri Legisla-
ture giving the Pacific Railroad 81 ,500,-
600, to be paid when a similar sum shall
be raised By the subscribers to the road.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-30

A hundred thousand dollar fire occur
red at Houston, Texas, lately burning
an entire block of business houses Only
$50, 900 insurance.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-30

The Charleston Mercury says "ihere
was a. breach ID the late Congress that
could not be healed" That's strange
Senator johnson, of Tennessee, is very
vain Of having been journeyman tailor,
and why wasn't he called in to mend the
Democratic brea ehesI
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-30

Z JUNIUs FOSTER REDI FIvUs.-
We arc. gratifed to learn that the report
of the death of the editor of the Sherman
Patciot is untrue. Mr.. Foster says that
after his paper had ali been worked of bu;
aquire or TWO, boy in his Office was iu-
ducod BY i gentleman to insert, in place
Of az advertisement, what purported to
be his obituary notice. The matter is to
90 before the district court.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-30

through it, it is at all times accessible to
persons wishing to visit it, and above all,
is the healthiness Of this point.
Mr.. Howck intends, during the coming
summer, to visit our beautiful town with
his entire school, at which time he will
exhibit specimens of the skill. Of his stu
dents in the various departments taught
by him, and give our citizens an opportu-
nifty Of seeing for themselves what the
blind can do; and | now bespeak for him
and his school that warm reception which
our citizens know so well how to give, and
manifestation Of that munifcenca and
liberality which they always bestow upon
any charitable object or great enterprise.
With ~ apology for obtruding this long
article upon you, | shall close by com
mcnding this institution, its accomplished
principal, ana interesting pupils, To the
kindness aud consideration Of the whole
people Of Arkansas. a. j. w.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-30

"A New York German paper says the
Kansas aud other horrible outraees com
uittei in tile United States, have alarmed
the people Of other countries and stopped
emigration 70 this country. To which
the Memphis Bulletin replies
We don't ascribc the check of emigra-
iion - any such cause. We rather con-
cludc that the people Of the Ola World
have given up the idea Of coming over,
for fear of being dragged through the
naturalization courts and then compelled
70 vote the democratic ticket
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-30

% The celebrated Mike Walsh, e1.
member of Congress from New York city,
died there on the 18th inst.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-30

~ \ dispatch from New Orleans on
the 18th inst, says that the sale Of the
Southern Pacific Railroad has been post
poned; that the old company were gain
ing confidence, and that the new company
have been attached for debt. We think
the latter report needs confirmation.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-30

THE SAN ANTONIO AND SAN DIEGO
MAIL.-The Texan looks upon the great
success of the San Antonio and Sau Die
20 Mail as the nearest perfect triumph Of
the Post-ofice Department curing the
present Administration. There has not
been single failure since the contract
was entered into; aud the last mail was
carried from the Pacific to New Orleans
in twenty-three days.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-30

The grand jury at Washington have
found a bill of indictment for murder
against Mr.. Sickles. This is in his favor.
An indictment for manslsughter might be
sustained, but for murder, never. Nor
should it be.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-30

rS~ Capt. William Moss has been re-
appointed and confirmed as Register of
the Land Office at this place.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-30

W A Government steamer, the ID. II
Norton, loaded with 500 bales Of hay,
and valued at $4,000, caught FIRE 60 miles
above Little Rock, on the 1lth inst, and
was entirely. consumed. No lives lost.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-30

TaE SUTHERLAND HoUsE.-We in
yite attention to the card of the Souther-
land House, Camden Col. Hobson Is
highly spoken Of as landlord. Give
him a call.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-30

The Ono CAvEs.-The Darke county
COhio) Democrat states that the discov-
ery Of remarkable old coins. gigantic
skeletons, etc, in q cave in Ohio. is an
unmitigatcd hoax, and that the whole
article was written either to mislead the
Cincinnati Enquirer, or as a burlesque.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-30

Ex.Presideut Fillmore, in speech at
Cincinnati, few days since, announced
that he '.had retifed from public life for
ever"
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-30

pS- Lord Lyons, the newiy-appOinted
Minister from England, arrived at Wash
;ug,on on the 18th inst.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-30

KossUTH.-It is said that kossu;h !.
travelling through Continental Europe a,
an American gentleman, under the namc
Of I" Mr.. Clark" with passport furnish.
cd by the French Government. He !,
sent forth by France to ineiie to deseFtiou
aud revolt the Hungarian soldiery oi
Austria. This Hungarian humbuc should
be cortent to remain in seelusion and
spend the money furnished him by tic
gulled American public, without embark.
ing in such dangerous undertaking as
he appears to be engaged in a, present.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-30

@- The Little Rock True Democra
reports several cases Of small pOz in that
citv.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-30

%The Democratic State Convention
of Tennessee has nominated Isham G.
Harris for reelection for Governor.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-30

p@- The celebrated yacht Wanderer
was sold at Savannah on the 18th inst. 20
Charles Lamar for 1000.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-30

FREE NEGROES IN MIssoURI.-A bill
has passed the lower House of the Mis-
sour Legislature, prohibiting emaneipa-
tion aud reducing free negroes to slavery
An amendment providing that it should
not apply to blacks in the State before
1851, and another excepting St. Louis
county, were voted down. The discus
sion Of the question was very animated.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-30

Pos-uFGicE MIsNANAGENENT- The
New Nnrh Evening Pu-t discusses pu-t-
Jiae. mi-mluagenen,. deuiss that cheap
postage ~ flg cHuse XVI llc embarrassed
stale II the Departn nent, aud adds: The
au't lhat wc hare committed IL that while
our population has increased only by
-taady eraIrrions, ana THY income NJ Thu
iostrlice his regularly kept pace with
thc growth WI the population, thc proliz
aliiy Uf those w.lD have had tie control nf
tAe PU~,udile expenditures has inaul=el
itself IN the widest leaps. The notion VI
iru-Aliiy has been altogether l-ft oui w
sight During the period since the adop-
tiOn WI thc cheap system, there have been
uo symptoms. either in the legislation of
thn -twD Houses w Congress. W ID the
adminisira linn tf the pustufiice. IF 4 dis
position t0 bring down the expenses VI
the PusiotIice g. the siauderl M its in-
come. Year after year, from 1886 to the
present i4y, VIZ haye deliberately cncum-
bsrld thc Pust0tIice Department with
costly .ide Projects, which havt eneuifcd
aIl its income, aud lett 1t every Year more
and mora in deLt.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-30
ca James McGuffie, who was receu

Ca James MeGufFie, who was recently
confirmed as Superintendent of Indian
Affairs iu California, is she same gentle
man who was appointed Marshal Of Cali
fornia by President Pierce, but who re-
signed, owing to the popular elamor against
the appointment, in consequence of his
having been keeper Of n gambling house.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-30

How III WOULD HAVE NoRKEn--
The diary w Washington jusi Published
iniorlus M that, when he made hi grand
tour through thc Northern States ID 1850.
BIZ took With him slave Billy, his faith
iul attendant thryugh the Revolutionary
wrr"
Il j. very fortunate that General Wash
inrinn did nOt make hisgraGd tour seventy
years later, aud that be did not take Mich-
igan in hi. route. M hc would have found
himself incarceratcd ia the State prison
f1r tcn year. because 10 had introduced
bis " slave Billy into the State. Nor
IA ihis all lf similar laws had prevailed
10 the Northern States during the reyolu-
tiouary war, hc would have been marched
ofT to The pcuitcutiary for having with
him " his faithful attendant" General
Washington, according 20 the Black Re
publican code, was , criminal ~ be pun
ished b. ten years iaeareerution.--Defr0i,
Fr,r Prtss
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-30

Learning makes man fit company
for himself.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-30

sos- In justice to Mr.. Garland, We give
place to the following letter, which ex-
plains itself:
LrTrLx RocK, March 10, 1883
Editor Of Washington Telegraph;
To-day l received letter from my
esteemed friend, Thomas III. Simms, In
forming me that there was report in and
about Washington, that l was the author
of those articles that haze recently ap-
peared in the Telegraph, over the sigma
ture Of "Veritas" Really, this oVer-
,rheIn,s me! Those articles related solely
to a purely democratic broil-a matter IN
which | could not interfere, and. ia which
| could have had no influence If l did
| now state, hGf I did not ,1rite those ar
ficIes-T neCeg saiv them until dey GP-
peared in he Telegraph, nor do kHoio
,oLo did irrite them.
have no desire, whatever, to have
either Capt Moss or DR.. Griffin removed
from the Registers Office, but wish sin
cerely, sI had one to give each Of them.
And 1 have to say. that instead of set
Ting the authorship on one as iSpoeent OF
it as " s1, King ,lreL.," l thihk those
who have done SO weuld do well to comply
with newspaper regulations in that re.
spect. and find out who the author is.
Give my love to everybody out there,
and to his numerous relatives.
Yours, as usual. A. II. GARLAND.
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Is DEADERICK STREET.
Transportation.
Nashville and Chattanooga r.. II.
80 sszsz - 81
Change Of Schedule.

sunday next July orus 1ooS,
Passenger Trains willrun as follows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nash villeat 10:15A.M. ands Pm.
90 Stevenson at 80 90 and $50 7. NJ
Arrive at Chattanooga at .o0 A. III. and s:e0P. II.
GOING WEST.
Leave chatianooga al so A. NJ. and 2:3o P VI.
90 Stevenson al $50 a. NJ. and 5 5:30P. NJ.
Arr a. Nashville atll so p. NJ. and I 80 7. ".
DOTH Trains making close connections East and
ID West stevenson, with Memphis and Charleston
and other railroads 10 New Orleans and other South
ern Cities ana at Chattanooga with Georgia State
Road and by il with Other Roads running through
Georgia South Carolina and Alabama, and with East
Tennessee and Georgia Railroad at Chattanooga "a
connecting glinkin the Virginia route, to Iynchburg,
Richmond Batimore. Philadelphia, Washtn gton city
New YORK and other East-rn cities.
Throug gh tickets may be had atany hour on applica-
fon ricket Agent ut office at Depot, to the follow
ing places. viz: New York via. East Tennessee and
Virginia route. New York, via Charleston. PhadeI-
phia. Baltimore. Washington city, Petersburg, Rich
mond ,Lynchhurg, Knoxville, Charleston ,SavaEnab
Macon Augusta, Atlanta. Montg 'merv, Huntsville
Grand Junction. Memphis, n w Orleans, Virginia
Springs Beersheba Springs and McMinnville.
E W. COLE, Superin endent
july1-tf BGNU4A
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tALg '..'ss iI.ss S1J1allS ~. = GoSAAe V'at4se,
} is1-.
:. ..,ss Jules Iooiniy %. 's;JsaAe viatase, ,tsis.
- AtoN ,s.gaSIps " 800.
tdaeAsoa SoVtca fLssSy, very dae.
iAA sJJ1's ttgblS1 ,. js-s4Aes Slll sell 70 the
IssIl-u dAisis, GORDON 60
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80 aite Ftsn.
Cheese! Cheese!

~ B8Ls. iasssses,ssJ aud Tor sale 0y
~ Jaass D. . DIcKEY
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EXrRA FINE SUGAR.

ttyE htVcfust ressissi direot from Se~ OrlsAas,
w 81 "a is of straGiy cal.cs ag.r dec Ideally tas
best aoS ia sfSot rhis lot of sugar aas 0sxu re-
lcked tas aossaeada are tali aad IA 5si s4esl-
AT slipEsns ordoF.
NILELL HOOPER A Co
santa Nss kaa 4 A ~ "a sssaasFe
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= n BOXES rr.ae Ssslsra aassrya Caeess, lasI
u - roSsFvcd fresh and Hice fsr safe BY
CAIFE.L HIL.sfflst1 4 CO
aug21-u No. hkrEct street.
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GlJles BlcJu.

We hAve "a s1scs, tai Zoe sale, a small lot Of
~ tI'tS aiy f.siI, olrst o. oIs Of tae Oesi
0blIssars IA S.Is oJaatry.
A.L.Li., bbPER Co.,
sop9 Nas aud 8 H.rket ST
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fIie inJJf.cI SfllIies Tor SaIe

FINE sloo< of al ssGss, "a store aiI ror sale b
y laJy-I dNk1sis, S1.SDoS Co.
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| nlIfnna

lnl BOXES LlugAuTus - ,oa's OK. Cold Leai
rSUU .Jo.OVo,
- oJAcs.. Il. J,sGs 80. Tobacco;
~ I0 DOE. .. I1SIa's ,SosJO1d 4SoLcco,
- 10 AcsI y s.uiI4' . tla ru4! Ioo4cSo;
a. % frS -.la tJT ,.slt Uy
AAKiIis, GORDON &CU.
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nfm-Dork.

From yIsCHER, OWEN 4 CO., General advsr,,s,,
House Appleton Building sac Broadway
New York
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Dostou.

From the Adysrtlalas Agency Of 5. N. rE1rIycI
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PR EHIUM PIANOS.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

suFsaaxrzsDEsr's s0Frcx, Nks4 ca2r. r. Y. Co.
NassyftIk, ttA oes- ,lsSs
ssruNf fh AoESSsa "a NaxAviiic Atd cAsttaatosz
siirss I. stii - sarrts frnsa aav puint "a tha
road % sss tvfli~t re i've tAs O-tsbsr eirtteat
aa fstara afessrss hstA raSs r.. a "a, Isth a.
tas ssfs u ssssssr, sssh lars asigs ~ Ehgag
tazas = s< sFt 1c ase me cssfaets~. ~ orfeg
tss y aeetaes- q. .CoLE. sap'L
Aarfr esssro' rslssrana, sAsssysslis Kxposisor
Hlali szstsr Hone iearasi eo2y.
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~IIl s-iiat oAes csaar street, Ns is. asssi
u % Me- R4-S. .srs-- - % - % .xs.
srs14sf z. = EkwKfss. aEs1t.
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MEDICAL BOOKS.


HAveiassresefV q co plsts ssock u Text Bo6ks
for tas Oh a4i Sss Ie ltaai scaa lis. tteh ttsy
oHsr Tor sale al TIE aaelsasrs Pesee. .fhs latsss
aliloas Aa1 essl psadias. ,octs
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llasbuillf patriot.

tE TERMS:
Oalty ,PoEsnHuH 80 w
= rri-Weekly Der snnum, m,................. 90
Weekly ,ler mum, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
one NeeSiytor two gears or two Weekiies
- i0r Inv year ii II I'd vance ,............- 90
ynen .he Daily, tri-Weekly or Weekly u 70 oe
,;Jntnded (pLid IN advance at the time suoscrloeo
,ghe subscriber must order other wisett VIII oe
Tin ed At ur option, until paid for aud stopped.
l1t a III must paid At the time II lsc"nthu'
zee rr Itbur option Ifthe party is good IT VII 'o'
mt until paid 9. -
:, nittances oy mail. ,istered ~ tiers tour
-isk
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-15
One Hundred Dollars Premium,
DR. GIBSON,
Professor Of Medicine and Eleetropathy
III AS CONCLUDED TO PER.

Professor Of Medicine and Eleetropathy.
III AS CONCLUDED TO PER.
ed Office Bank street 10 the west sdo OF ontafo
lesl gyet q Beck Co.'S Grocery stoTe block irom
Tho Immense success of Dr. GIBSON in the treatment
q Cronic Diseases ius'ih him In announcing the sick
No Charge Jor services l0hieh are not sueeessfll
aecoIqne 10 opinion which will be given when the pa
complaint Dyspepsla, % rs worst form, Ague und Fever
DysenteTy, GENERAL Debility, Nervous C0usump ION M,
ma; hI9uehi, Obstinate Couga, Deafness, Goodness oi
ee OF hauds Parnfsts or Palsy lmp tency, 81 Vitns
Daneo, lancnes sick Nervous Headuche ali nai vous
diseases, Neuralgia Diseases Of the Kidneys Dfupsy
rheumatism, SoTofua, spinal complaint, Salt Rheum
pay SlOU 70 any pins stefan IN the world WHO il his
success % treating White Swelhug,l WI hored Limbs
OF from disease of the Ouc nerve, trrued Amaurosis
also nursing ,ofgmouth' Leuoorh@a aud other diseases
DISEASES OF the BRAIN
Wh have seldom or never been cured are now
by Or with degree Utcertan, y amounting b mntb
enalca precision, namely; Chroue Inflammation 0r Con
sooner or later attend, with state NINA
with loss OF hmhitnnUr m'ntnl ory and which reuueu
N terminate ln luucYt insanity suicide Dr. GIBSON
will forfeit so0u ease OF failure 20 any OF lie last
uamed dseahfH hopes this notice. with the numerous
aud very espfotabe ad favorable references which he
give, wall be sui icnt guaranty the thousands who
suffering nom disease OF the BRAIN that they can no
positively recover the health or receive handsome pre-
/ MUM IN case Of failure.
oonvalescence who hive been treated by u Of mod-
| cal mon without success
Dr would STATE that he possesses The only reliable
nude OF doiecingt tho lnam OF dseuses-ho ean mmedi
uteY point out the precise pf Az pain Of disease n
eae OF any nvahi who may present himself ~
OFFIog HoURs-e to a. and to O'Clock daily, sun-
days excepted, and nom 70 o'clock Monday and
Thursday sveninss' Spn
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NEW YORK MARKET-June IL.
TRv Trf.ponApu1


FlOurDul without any o Of moments sales bi00 bb
at ss0SdB 80 for superne Saie sos OF 90 Tor eHiri
state s69IO660 for superiue western; S01hOI,lO fol
common good western; sL6Gl 81 tor 40 round hooI
onin, mall pa ces STSsgltl Canadian h'ur nominal
Hye hiur ~ sAG5
Wnent-Quiri a ut changed; sales 300 bush at 81 %
for oummUn via red western; Si6.Ql,l6 or Amber
Mchgani 81 50 for white 10; SlAr ted doi - for new
Amber Deurgia
Rye-Duli; at 9T0lsc
Harley--Cuiet.
Corn -Hssvy aud lower sales 80 900 bush at Ge fo
old aud uHel western store aud ahoat; s90O fol
rel yellow; @(agl for southera ye low
Oats-Dull; oU153c for state aud 52956c for WesterI
CANADIAN
Whisk,-Lowet; sa es $50 bhli at 26602I.
P0k-Dull and heavy; 2OUO bnis at SLIP for new
s75 uniuspeced do; SIS IS for sot do: Slsa
1850 for prime d.; $lbdl5,25 iOr prime.
Beef-heayy; sales 800 bbls % S6l5q1 20 for count
print; S. tO89 25 county moss SuOn4 tjr repackt
Chicago de-; SiA 5Ud 1850 for
Prime Ness Beet--Duu, NNB
Beef Hams-Quet at Si4 5Oal3.
Bac0n-U nchanged
Cut MeAs-Heavy. sales l5Opkgs al sA9i for shoulders
eNsfc for hams.
Lafd-Dull; sales 500 bbls ll@ub
Butter--Duli l3diT iOr Ohle; llOa.0 for Slate.
Cheese-Outet at bQ1ek,
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COMMERCIAL,

MORNING ,l,l.. LEAgEP m OFFICE IsIg

MORNING LEADER QTFfCE,
TUESDAY, June a. lada
FLOuRIhe inquiry has abatad somewhat and sales are
light The only transaction fconsoquenco repoeda a lbu brs
red wheat douhe exisu 81 81.
WHEAT h unchanged Sales cans red from store At ~
cardo rom sion 1t sS odd Dot Of wbe nom atsi 81
CORNsae 40 bus a. s3ei and two lots Of lt0
bus each. a. 8ic
sEEns-sono inquiry has sprung W Tor timothy and sale
of 10 bus common Is reported at tl7a0f7,
BUrrER-saiss 800 bs Genital a. l0c 500 he Medina a
i0kc; ana 100 lbs choice " R. atisc,
EGOs-sale bbs At iOhc,
POrArOEs-Coutnue to advance, Sales 400 bus TO-DAY
75e for Wehear ofiou for delivery tomorrow
so for quality.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-15
MARINE NEWS.
PoRT OF OLEYELAND.

PORT OF CLEVELAND. ..... June Ia.
ENTERED.
Steamer Western Metropolis, Poaso, Buffalo
steamer Sea Bird, b odgett, Buffalo.
Steamer May q Ieen Nger Detroit
S S-eumur fOrester, Ward, Toledo. ...
Propeller +. W Bredbury McNay, Buffalo, so bbis
-four IA tons mdse Holt n Oviatt.
CLEARED.
S Gamer Forester Ward, Toledo.
Steamer Western MettUpO l., Peaae, Buffalo.
Steamer Sea Bird. BiOdgett Buffalo.
Steamer Muy Queen, Nisgr DstiIt
Pr plleT T. W BaJbuIy, McNally Bufaio lot sundrtes
and -four
soow Rescue, Robinson. Kelley's Island.
Soow ketu Welis Chicago; 460 tons coal Price, Cnw
ford 4 Morris
BUFFALO MARKEF-June H.
TELEGRAPH.
FOurIu fair demand aud market steady; sales OF 1000
bbs S7l3 rs for Michigan, indana anu ho and
81. 0lOS double eIris.
Wh5a Quiet satB confined to small milling lots.
CUrnC0sed dull sales OF $500 bus at i5c tor sound ILL.,
7Sc ior do TO arrive.
s-OuiFt; sales.
Whisky Easier sales so bbE 25Ac.
Canal frolghts-UnChangeg,
Lake mportsIOOO bbs our bush wheat 1900 bush
Canal Exports bbs -four 500 bush corn 5000 bush
wheat