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CTEREOSCOPIC VIEWS

STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS
NIAGARA FALLS.
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS, White Mountains.
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, Egyptian Ruins.
sTEREOSCOPIC VIEWS Scenes in Paris.
sTEREosCOPIC VIEWS, American Scenery
sTEREOsCoPIC VIEWS, Swiss Scenery.
sTEREOsCOPIC VIEWS, American Cities
sTEREOsCOPIC VIEWS, European Cities
sTEREOsCoPlC VIEWS, Greeian Ruins.
.sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, English Landscapes.
.sTEREOsCOPIC VIEWS, statuary.
.sTEREOsCoPIC VIEWS, The Glaciers,
sTEREOSCOPIC VIEWS, Palaces.
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, Celebrated Churches.
sTEREOsCoPIC VIEWS, Many New Subjects.
sTEREOSCOPlC VIEWS, On Glass
Just received new supply many OF them subjects
| apT25 " v com co.
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YESTERDAYAFTERNOoNSR REPORT
FROM wAsuINCTON.

NEW YORK, April ".
The revenue for the current month from Boston,
New York, Philadelphia, BaltmSlo aud New
Orleans, Is assumed to bo four millions on the
basis Of returns already received. The revenue
for tho quarter is estimated al ovor twelve mill
Lions.
England has signi6od her intention to accept
Secretary Maroys proposition substantially for
the exemption Of all property from seizure On the
otean, but Mr.. Buchanan insists upon condition
respecting blookades which eGeetually prevents
the conclusion Of the negotiation.
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.goid 5n Cleveland by VIM. FlskE aud GAYLORD 3
,tAnTaCND BprsdEw6m25l
HAIF DYE HAIR DYEI >! HAIR DYE !
VIM. 4. BacheIor,s Hair DYE!

The only harmless and reliable DYe @'OD"'
Tue Ongual and best in the word
Al others are limitations and should DO avoided
you wish 10 escape udicule.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
beautiful aud natural Brown or Black without we leaA'
injury 10 Hair OF Skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
warded to VIM A. Bachelor since 1879 and over 10000
applications made the Hair Of his patrons u
his famous Dyes.
VIM A. BATCHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
nOt 60 be distinguished from nature aud 10 WARRANTED
uluro M the leasthoweYsr long may bo continued
and the IN effects Of Bad Dyes remeed the Hair nvgoT-
sted for life by this splendid Dye.
Made sold or applied dn private roomsj al the Wig
Euotnry, No. 2l3 Broadway, N Y
sold ia all cities aud towas Of the United States by Drug
EiGts and Fancy Goods D0aless
C5- The genuine has the and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides OF each Box, Of
WM A. BACHELOR
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The QUEEN OF FLowERs-We learn that Mr..
A. Byron Chase, of Boston, will in about three
weeks give public exhibition Of that beautiful
cantata The Flower Queen, for which he is now
rehearsng with large class Of young ladies. This
exhibition beside giving rich musical treat to the
visitors will be unique and fascinating scene, as
a very large number aud variety of flowers viii be
represented by these young ladies, in appro pirate
costume, Mr.. Chase lis an accomplished teacher
of music, and is well known in the East
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HOWELL's THREE CIRCLE
Rotating Harrow,
The Most Complete PulveriEer of the
Soil ever Invented
PATENTED JANUARY 4th, 1859

Attached % triangular shaped wooden frame by
Of Journals OF pins projecting from the Ctntre ot
each circle. The circulars are hug on
incline, the teeth on tha
side that ncnes down
ward sink into the ground deep pest,
and bY this means
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LAKE BUsINEss,-rbe docks and ship yards pre-
sent lively scene just now. Business is good
and freights abundant The Detroit boats 60 and
come full laden and after the middle of May, the
splendid steamers Western Metropolis and City Of
Buffalo will daily ply between this port and Buiia
10 Lively times for 1859.
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CHURCH BURNED.

NORFOLK, Va, April %.
St. PauPs Catholic Church at Portsmouth, Rev
Joseph IL. Plunkett, was burned last night. The
pictures and yestments were saved The edifoe
was built in 1858, at cost of SIS, 600. Insured
for & 10 600
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- rho rIctim "a Iiyer ComnIalnt Mn discover

oint II ikewsc renders the miud calm and cheeruli
nne. AID restores strength with magic quekness
soli by VIM. Flske Cleveland.
~ The nervous will find Hutchings' Lie
Eriaratur sure remedy oil their suffering; anu per-
sons who from the niudcious of liquors have become
1es I'd aud their systens shattered ana consIl
futiona broken down. Suid by VIM. Flske, Cleveland
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Y Persons afflicted with the Fever and

Ague should not spare either time, trouble expense TO
procure Dr. Hostelters CELEBRATED BlrlERS, whose
bepe6rent ecs uuon the human ysem has been clearly
proved 90 those who have been stricken down in short
space OF time b, h dreadful curse whose checks are wan
aud meagro whose nights are sleepess and fretful
and whose eyes are dim nd sunken with death staring
chem in the face this compound must prove blessingi
snatclnng them as it from the very mouth ofth
-ravo None caa know its true value until they have test
"a it, When all others have failed these Bters have re-
stored tlo sufferers pristine health Their popularity in
all tho Western and Southern parts should introduce them
to ali families
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FROM wAsHINGTON.

WAsHiNGTONi Aprl ".
The treasury receipts arv coming up to the esu-
mates Of the Secretary, and 1t is not determined
when the treasury notes authorized by the late
law will be issued.
Richard Golden arrived last night and is staying
with tho President.
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BALTIMORE, April 2s
The Potomac River continues very high, and
Is thought to be yet rising. The worst fears have
been realized regards the effect Of the freshets
upen the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
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DROWNED On Thursday morning little boy
twoand half years old whose parents reside on
Ohio streets, fell into cistern and was drowned
before he could be extricated. We did not learn
the name Of the family
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FIRE

WATERBURY, W. Apfu ".
A large fire broke out in this city about two
o'clock this morning, completely destroying the
building known as Robinson's Button Factory, on
Cherry street. Loss estimated at So 900; insured
for $4,000 The fire is supposed to have been the
work of an incendiary.
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DEMooRATIc NOMINEE IN FIRST WARD.-At a
meeting Of the Democrats Of the First Ward, held
at the old Court House last night to nominate a
Trustee to iill the place Of Geo b. senter, E'q,
Hessenmueler was called to the chair aud Col. Abb
hey was elected Secretary The names of l.. J. Ri
der, A. P, Winslow, aud G G. Rogers were pro-
posed as candidates aud on the first ballot Mr, ri
der was elected as the nominee.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LouIs, ApRIL 30
The Santa Fe mail with dates to the llth, reach.
ed Independence this evening.
A blacksmith and carpenter shop Of the military
department, was destroyed by fire on the 9th inst
Loss not stated
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FROM QUEBEC.

QUEBEc, April 30.
The bark Emigrant arrived at this port to.
day. being the first vessel from Europe since tho
reanmpLion of invitation this season.
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g6g| It will be seen by reference to advertise
ment that the slips of Plymouth Church are to be
disposed of to-day
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wM. A. BATCHELoR.
..1- M qlq prnsdvgsv

Ia5s II any people in the world ever needed
an apostle TO cast their devils out, who live In
ihis water-oggsd country The masmatc poison Of ouf
swamps and Marshes becomes a yeHtabe devil 10 the
blood 10 reve ia the Agues aud Ftye which shake and
toorch US an Ayers " AGUE CURE Is said to bo the
apostle VI noed and Of neighbo who have tried
= d. L. -.-..-. L-..-.. IL.na III
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RUNAwAY.-Last evening livery horse attach.
ed to buggy, ran furiously down Prospect street,
striking post in front of the Plymouth Church
and leaving wheel there when he continued down
tue street smashing the buggy to pieces before he
was stopped
Our MUSICAL FRIEND-Hawks Il Brother
have received No % of Our Musical Friend, with
the following contents
Simon the Cellarer-song by J. L Hatton. The
Helene schottisch, by J. b. Duvernoy. Dear
Voices of Home-song by A. Fricker. Polka
Mazurka, by Chas. Lenz. Melody, by Beethoven.
This valuable weekly collection of music is a
fine thing, and we are glad to know that Hawks
sells a large number of them.
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premium BEEF.-some premium beef will be cut
up this morning at the Metropolitan Market cor
ner of Prospect and Huron streets. "Nuf oed."
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Yours respectfully,
A. H. JACOBS.

The Restorative is put up ~ bottles three sizes viz
lage medium qnd smalli tue small huldi y pint, and
etas Tor oua DOL ar per boe the medium holds nj least
twenty 1er Cent u proportion than The small reair
Tor two dollars per botr The large holds quart 40 psr
bottle. -
%. }. WOOD 3 co, propriotors No sl2 Broadway n
" Nn the great N y. Wite Railing Establishment and
No ia Market street St Louis Mo
Aud sold by all nruggsts ond Fancy Goods Dealers
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HoLLowAY's OINrMENT.-The hospitals of
Europe and America avow It's superiority and uniformly
adop its use in all sores wounds bruises burns,
and cads nssuages pln and eradicltes ILLUMINATION,
preventing modification aud other fatal results
sold at the mandatory, No 80 Maiden Lane, New
York and BY all Druggists at 25c, CSC aud 81 por oct or
A.. 2b5
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pLAIN I'm oRNAAIENrAL PRINTING.

~ Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every description
OF the Printing Establishment Of the Leader Olce on
he latest improved aud most rapid steam the best
style On short notice aud nabe rates Particular
attention paid to blank Every description Of Bind
ay done, especially Blank Baoks, Ledgers Journals
Sales Books, Receiving Books Sc &c.
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morrow evening, in the Wesleyan Chapel on the
"Hgher Law"
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~ For City News, see FIRST page
For Market Reports aud Marine News, see
fourth paRe
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HUTCHINGs' LIFE EXHILARANT.
UNBOU ALE -

YOUTH 40 THE AoEp -9ihtN"i" 4" I'M wan
,--.,.- - =, ,i, tho ,r,r,y,l ,f the
faculty in pat Of ho world aud the Gscoverer and
proprietor l0ariessly procIuims It to be
uNBnUA A LIE ID
.
rcgenerdfOT and TeSfOcT OF wasted or ne luhCtluns
huyCniugs Life Exhlrdut should DC used y an nery
Gus persons as 1t stimulates the h-tyts 20 mel hauS
worS 9gd WI no' produce reaction no matter nO~ suo
AI} P t,,rd Tonne and will qive relief in Dt spen-
. ne 6rt dose brief persistence in It's use viii
tbo ef,t,ocb Ia doTrpe uf health. and
ttIiNi' nGNt'S Il, ~ 'g.,si. % JsrsvfT - -
The agsd should he certain to make Hutohiags Life EK
hilRan househod sod lnasmuchas It Will Eendfr Them
youthiu ia lsehbg anu y. anu ~ M mi
ave enVet 's ll ny siCi @ ne IN Sf,yiis
gEhialaIt uut & I'M 10 ,ys 10, ri,,ci - n
ole sing elpe.it - 'o ie Etse ,,SG,Jt'c oT Si1sr
seETs Noutiter what the cause OF the impotenty Gf
0any human organ ils superb ENharant will remove the
enecl ut olcgg anu % -. -t1 h. .o1 M, sI mar
H0lChlNss "a ,rrss etnr,Cb ivsr ynisc,,isr
9oLon Torpid t us oy mi G r3Ppes and contans
PophuSa i iIVl W iir toIl ,T ri neTai m srst tSnce
Fsmaies sdicjoi with horrenness will discover in
Hulchns ENmoraut the reulzauon o theiT hopes 81 ma
terstys - --..-....-. A.. g.
THIS IemaIhiD anu XVI ~ & ~ ~
gao by tbs PIopl9yo x d. aU az "a R is
cd to hun Sent BY express everywhere oneaTs bottle
81; bottles tr e. SOLO 0y w N. IoIAG
Fsz5s TT,,-Liros' Iile Eyhilaraut is a reiuye
tB AuIOhhSo 80, t.,,a,,,tl,' ,-v,nll.,,ce' I,,r
natOr OF unnppoacuane aNu ~ w, nroJnced n must he
M Al. us YOU ,i e6s II also cure for ahlic
ISI ai yP stamach or brain og
streng IA, vitality, anu ptSslch hol'y' so"
by Vim F'ske Cleveland
IT-,-,-I / ,g- F-II,I ,p.NT - One dose
hUFCHINos LIFE EAHlL "a n ,H.i,.i,~ aTocts or
MIL remove te usas % t au III stonarb receiyCs
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported ~ tho Union releeraph,
orFIoH, wARiue's vLo0E, ooRNEn oE nhHf AHp
ct. cLNR srREErs.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Taylor, Griswold Co.-Atourning silks
s. s. stone-Pasturage.
Paine 4 Wade-Attachment Notice
Plymouth CLurch--Sale Of Slips
s. NJ stylcs-Por Rent
p d Briggs-Money Found
Hawks h Bro.-Penodicais.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

t15@ Glass Shades, for covering clocks, vases
baskets of flowers birds &c, all sizes, round aud
oval, for sale by Fogg, Ellsworth y Go. a21-lw
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1S5" We take pleasure in informing the public
that E. Rudlni, l75 Superior St, has received a
splendid stock ofsummer goods, among which we
notice large variety of the newest and most fash
ionab,e styles of straw goods for both men and
boys, and also q full assortment ofchdrens goods.
We also notice some new and beautiful styles OF
soft hats, which deserve especial attention, Mr..
Run assures us that it will be his aim to sell the
goods at lower prices than any other house in the
trade. We confidently commend him to the public
as worthy of their patronage
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q These Pianos are foT sale by
OssIAN e. DODGE,
spro .1mR2O No. Euclid street, Cleveland
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SoHooLEY's PATENT REFRIGERAToRs"-Only
one half the usual quautity of ice required. Never
get damp nor mouldy For sale at manufacturer :
prices, by Fogg, Ellsworth Il Co. a27-lw.
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This novel preparation has met with tho approval Of th
faculty ia every pant OF the world and the ulscoverer an
proprietor loarossly procIums It to be
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HUERTFWS SALE.-PuTs0ant To tho
Alarm Spring Sash Balance
PATENT
March I'd, 1858, by
THos DENHAM n JOSEPH ". BRIGGS,
OfCleveland, Ohio

THE SPRING AND IT'S ATTACH
IL monts perfect substitute fur weights and pul
eys and balances The sash nt any desired p0d giving an
Al ARM by tho raising or lowering oi tlo Sod ana are
sssily nppli0d "a windows n buildmfs ready hulh.
Tbe following testimonial s from the woll-knoWh Master
BuiideTG u Cleveland !-- a.,
CLEVELAND, Ohio, November 1858
Mossrs DENiAM Bnlqas We, the unde,sigped Xy eaXy'
ne oHamin0d your ALARM SPRING SASH bALANtt,
ran most oheorfu recumu end Il aa an invention NuuhDe
10 community aud superior 90 anything lOf kd PURPOSES
We have ever patented ThoHush beug perfectly bal
anced and burglar proof together with the peectnss una
simplicity OF construction and a. piled 70 the WnuoW WIN
such comparatively thing expense is euogn guaipnV
that generous public vii adopt &C. ana h viii come INTO
Nj niacRtum Arehtsc isaaS Stuusyant. Builder
and Builder Geo Campbell i.' 90
W ii Warner. ........ Huldefl0 "A, KidneY,..t.i,. do
Shermnn Kenuey .... do James Budge, ,,,..t b., DO
NJ CubbOn.......... do "A q Brainard o.. t., do
4 nj Stiles. .......... 90 Is n RiohnTdg0n. o.. do
William golHteT.. do " M Wa d....t., do
Henry Blair. ........ do lS Cunhnn ..s.,.. t.. do
y IA Young ........ do Low johnson. ...t.., do
j pipeT ........ do 1uhn Owens o. lntfariOr
DIN Gill ....... O0ntunloTl and Builder,
Ths nvantioa is on exhibition al the Paint aud Glass
Warehouse Of N. DENHAM, No 20 Public Square
County and STATE ehis or sale hv Tie nalenee de1A
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!. ohlnlned nlLnnl lhe no ol walghl..

The great desderutum be obtained IN the ructi0u
Rolury Hurows, is simplicity absence Of unnecessary
friction OF motion and It claimed for ks prove
ment these valuable requisites have been
grautor degree perfection than hlo presented by any
other rotating arrow In It's uBemouts, wonder
ful simplicity has every advantage found In all the
best rotating hatTOWB Cnmbmud Ia one
This harrow having three smn, circulars continually
voving will pulyerzo the soil more IN going over the
ground than "a common Harrow will thrt o times
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Mas C. sYMONns.
CINCINNATI o' Feb TO- 1851. l3 Third st.

PRoF. Woop-Dear Sir BY the advice Of friend Of
miuc, who had been using your Hair Restorative was
induced TO Try y. had the foy time aat Nav and
nearly every nrir u head came Now nv hair hp
come Ia great deal than evorit No hing but
duty and svmnathy that fee 20 communicate 10 oibers
who afflicted as have been. would nducs me 10 give
this public acknowledgment Of the benefit have receed
from Prof Woods Har Restorative
Yours respectfully
A. r. JACOBS
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E-H 1ulCnlu4B AIllb AAAhNhelAe - ANJN'S
nator of unaup-oacianle sud immtablo eNceance For
ali nervous diseases mater how produced II must We
considered iullbg speClhC u Is aso cure luI
tons erug iutbe liver stomach OF ntaln ls
streng h vitality ana physoh hOllly' ao'u
by FlSke CLEVELAND.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
NEW ADvKRTIsEMENTs

~ Citizens wishing conveyance either Of the abovt
fransOr Boats will be called for by the Coaches
Omnibus Line by leaving heir address nj the Omnibus Of
ace, o. Superior street door neKttO Weddell House
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~ Hutchings Lite Exhilarant is quick ana
1Atecual curing the worst and most aggravated cases Of
rsnega Kiday Complaints and all other derangem
OF nc stomach and howel aud Will reylvelhH Inslancoy
aud drn0Ding surits immedla atey The leeDe nervous
NnIl Inv VIM ElEk Q. lleYeLnnn.
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HUTCHINGs' LIFE EXHlLARANT. - one dose
will remove the dsagreeabe and distressing effects o.
Wind or Fheucs aud the moment the stomach recelyCS
the ing effects tho distressing load aud puut9
ieeI RS will be removed. Sold by Wm Fls e. NtYtl1n1
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r5- For Gas ~ fu-es asd FNtiNg-APPiy
Fo1y EpsrorA 8 CO., 100 and io7 Superior arssf.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-05
Arrival of the overland Mail.

ST. LOUIS, March 2-The Overland Califor-
MIA mail, with dates to the 7th ult., arrived
here tonight. There are no passengers. The
steamer Hermann has been sold by the United
States Marshal, for $40 1000, to Captain George
Wright. The steamer Uncle Sam was adver-
tsed to leave San Francisco on the 7th for the
Colorado River, with from 500 to 600 troops, to
operate against the Mohave Indians. Busi-
ness at San Francisco was brisk, with large
demand from the interior.
Captain Skillman, from Ell Paso, reports that
n band Of Apaches had stolen a number of
horses and mules from San Elizario. Pursuit
was made by a band of mounted rifles from
Fort Bliss, under Lieutenant Lazelle. The
Indians were overtaken at Dog Canon, one
hundred and sixty miles distant, when an en-
gagement occurred, resulting in the withdrawal
of the troops, with loss Of three killed and six
wounded. Among the latter was Lieutenant
Lazelle, who received wound in the lungs,
supposed to be mortal. About dozen Indians
were killed. The troops numbered twenty two,
and the Indians about two hundred.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-05
tBy Telegraph
New York Market.

NEW YORK, March 4-P. NJ.
Flour shade better, but less actiye sales 1900
brs at So 505 20 for superne State; Sc 4O6 60 for
extra State IS G515 50 for superior WESTERN " 800
70 for extra Western, and So 65G6 90 for shipping
brands extra roundhoop Ohio, closing firm and quiet
Small sales Canadian Flour are making at So gO7 70
Buckwheat Flour dull at 81 5QC92. .. -
Wheat continues firm, but less active; sales G0000
bushels at 81 20 for Winter Red Western; g 4o@l 40
for mixed Illinois; 81 50d0l So for White Michigan;
u IS for White Kentucky. Rye quiet at SS6D92c.
Barley dull and nominal at 70Gq0c Corn firm; sales
22OOO bushels at Soc for mixed Western; ss4c. for
Jersey and Southern Yellow. Oats dull at 566n57c for
State; 6l@l63c. for Western and Canadian.
Whisky lower and dull; sales 200 brls. at 27190D29c.
Pork moderately active; sales 200 brls. at S7 $50
is for mess; Sl7 40 for old do Sl3 % for prime,
including j0O brs. moss, sellers option, five months
from the LIST of April, at Sls Beef steady and un-
cbanged sales $50 brls at IS 5O7 for country prime;
SS6l9 so for old mess; S9o1l1 for repacked Chicago
mess; Sl30l3 80 for extra do Prime mess Beef firm,
at SlS6g20 sales l03 tierces choice at S2i So Beei
Hams Arm; sales 100 brs. at Sl4 5OGl7 IS. Bacon
quiet. Cut Meats dull; sales 100 packages at 6l56i
&c. for Shoulders, and ssd9lsc. for Hams. Dressed
Hogs dull at SSAc. Lard heavy sales $50 brls al
lll661l2c., with small sales ut l2sc.
Butter quiet at ll@lSc. for Ohio, and l7CG27c fol
State Cheese active at ga lc salcs l75 boxes short
ribbed Middlcs at 91kc.
Talow l0Ac.
Wool Domestic Flceces quiet previous price,
firmly sustained. Sales 5000 pounds at 45Cd65c fol
low to choice SaxOny; 2c. for California; foreign
quiet and unchanged.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-05
The Thirty-sixth Congress.

Immediately after the adjournment of the
Thirty fifth Congress to-day, the Senate COM
menced its extraordinary Executive Session, in
accordance with the proclamation of the Pres
ident.
The new Senators, whose credentials had
previously been presented, were sworn in as
follows Henry B. Anthony, of Rhode Island;
Kingsley S. Bingham, of Michigan; Thomas
Bragg, Of North Carolina; James w. Grimes,
of Iowa; j. w. Hemphill, of Texas; A. o. P.
Nicholson, of Tennessee Lazarus W. Powell,
of Kentucky, and VIM. Salisbury, of Della
ware.
Mr.. Doolittle, Of Wisconsin, offered resolu-
tion requesting the President to open negotia-
tions with the Central and South American
States, with view to the settlement of free
persons of color, where they can enjoy the
rights of citizenship.
Its consideration was postponed until to-
morrow, to which day the Senate adjourned.