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LAST NIGHTS REPORT,
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.


HOUSE
In the House, the Executive Appropriation bill
was considered and the striking out of the follow
ing items-Concurredi in $500, 900 for milage next
Congress- $1,000 for repair Of furniture and box
es OF members; upwards Of SO 900 for the Con-
gressional Globe; 800, 600 San Francisco mint;
S23 coo N. Y Assay Office; S35. 900 for purchasing
property now leased by New York District Courts
and few smaller items, and adding Sl75, 900 to
supply deficiencies in printing appropriations.
The bill then passed by l6 majority.
Mr.. Branch, from Foreign COMMITTEE renorted
back the Cuba thirty million bill. taearrad to fba
Committee en- the Whole, -
Mr.. Davis, of Miss, baye notice that when the
bill comes up he should move To strike ont tho
word Purchase" and substitute ssTaEe y =,
Mr.. Phelps reported the Post Ofice ammonia.
tion hill :
The House then proceeded to consider the Ne
braska contested seat, but without Concluding. sd-
iourned
SENATE
The Senate resumed the consideration of Mr..
Bigler's resolution, that large public debt is in
consistent with the true policy Of the country, and
that Congress should proceed without delay to ad-
just the revenue and expenditures.
Mr. Toombs proceeded to reply to Mr.. Zigiers
speech OF yesterday, and went over it section BY
section Aner showing tnat the frst paragraph OF
the olutlon exp trueism that Il Is mex
pedienI III tlne u Peace 10 incur large pu1nc
oeDt Inc uePenuing on mnesnes
.e u1ut @ Se VI an ba
;nevitaSle and fixed as the laws of The Medes and
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-10

Us COuRT.-Judge Ranney viii close his ar
gument for the Plaintiff in the case of Baker King
VS.. The American transportation Company, this
morning. The Jury will then be charged by Judge
Wilson
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n E. RUFFINI offers the greatest bargains ever
made in Furs. They consist of Capes, Muffs, Caps,
Robes, Mufiers, Gloves, &c. He offers the highest
prices for Mink, Raccoon, Muskrat, and other
furs. Remember Sd door above Bank on Superior
street.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ExHIBIT1oN-At ssnford's Hall, West Side, on
Friday evening, Feb llth, for the benefit of Hicks
St School Doors open at and close at 9 l-2 pre-
cisely. Tickets 25 cents, to be had W. A Ingham's
Book Store and at the door,
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LITERATuRE-Hawks Brother have the Wa
verify Magazine for Feb 18th, Stars and Stripes,
same date, Ledger, same date, The Constellation,
Balou's Pictorial, Harper's Weekly. Frank Lesies
Illustrated newspaper, all of February 18th, Gin
cinnati and New York dailies, &C., &c.
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TELEGRAPH,
Reported By the Union Telegraph,
9FFTCK, wARINe's BLOCK, CORNER OF BANK AND
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
AFTERNOONSREPORT
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHINeToN, Feb. 9.

HOUSE.
The Speaker laid before the House a reply from
the Secretary of the Treasury to resolution ask
ing why the construction of the Baltimore Court
House had been DELAYED.
He says he has postponed the construction on all
authorized public buildings which had not been
commenced previous to the late revulsion, owing
to the insufhcieRcy of money in the Treasury, and
that he will continue to act that rule until Con-
gress shall provide money to meet the liabilities,
or shall otherwise direct
Mr.. Harris, of Ind, called attention to the fact
that Congress, several years ago. appropriated
5000 900 for the Baltimore Custom House, with un-
mistakeable Instructions The reason assigned by
the Secretary is unteuabe, especially as it is re-
collected that when the last Congress adjourned
there was S23 0000 600 surplus revenue, S. 600, 900
of which was in his opinion unnecessarily applied
to the redemption Of Government securities at l6
l-2 per cent. premium.
Mt. Phelps, ofMo., justified the reasons assigned
by the Secretary, saying that as no valid compact
had been entered into. the execution of the law
might properly be extended to q further time con-
sidering the condition of the Treasury
Mr.. Harris moved to refer the communication to
the Committee of Ways and Means, with instruc-
tions to report bill re-appropriating 100000.
Mr. Curry, of Ala, moved to substitute instruct
ing the Committee to report bill repeating all laws
authorizing the construction of Custom House,
Court House and buildings where no contract had
been made Ruled out
Mr.. Harris motion was agreed to-
The House resumed the consideration Of the
amendments reported from the committee of the
Whole to the executive, Judicial and legislative ap-
preparation bill.
SENATE.
Little business ofimportance was transacted dur
ing the morning hour.
A resolution offered by Mr. King, directing an
inquiry into the working of the Reciprocity Trea-
ty, and the expediency of its abrogation was adop
ted.
On motion of Mr. Bayard, the vote by which the
Pennsylvania Avenue R. R. bill was defeated yes.
terdaY, was reconsidered.
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U. S. Court RooNs.-The Ladies connected
with the Mount Vernon Association will hold q
grand meeting to night at the United States Court
Rooms, the object of the meeting being the further
ance of the object of the Association.
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NEW COUNTERFEIT.

NEW 7 ORK, Feb. 9.
New counterfeit fves, on the Concord Bank
of New Hampshire, were put in circulation yes
teIdaY.
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EXPERIENCE THE BEST tent!
HEGEMAN, CLARK & cos
GENUINE COD LIVER OIL

Has proved by twelve years experience, the best
remedy for CONSUMPTION, sCROFULA, &C, and is
commended By the most Eminent Physicians
CAUuox-Beware OF preparations pretending to possess
the properties of the Gil concentrated form, many Of
hem are worse than useless The PUREI OIL has been
ound better and have speedy effect than any
MY, or other preparation Of it.
CY-sold bT Druggists generally. dec4 d3m 20
r We would invite Of readers to III
new "AeUE CuRE advertised in columns. 1t is from
such quarter will give the public confidence in its eff
cacy and we have learned from reliable that its
virtues will susain their fullest eIpecatons Citizens OF
he West fail to appreciate the paramount value TO
hem of safe and remedy for this aioting distem-
uer without either Quinne or minerals and consequently
without injury to the constitutional health We have more
than ordinary satisfaction proclaiming this remedy, be-
cause we are convinced it will answer a crying want
among us and serve relieve great amount of suffering
Rsorblio1s V-srss1p Ind dcell
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FROM BOSTON.

BosToN, Feb. 9.
The Massachusetts House of Representatives
has adopted an amendment to the Constitution,
requiring a residence of two years in the State
subsequent to naturalization for voting. The vote
stood I7S yeas to 80 nays.
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PENIrENTIARY BURNED.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 8.
The Penitentiary buildings at Alton were par
tally destroyed by fire this evening. Loss un-
known, No prisoners escaped.
The fire was probably the work of an incendiary
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TRIAL OF n. MARONEY.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb. g.
Marony, Agent Of the Adams Express Co. here,
who is charged with the recent robbery of $40 600
has been bound over for trial at the next term Of
the criminal court.
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COLLEGE BURNED.

PETERSBURG, Va, FEB. y.
The William and Mary College at Williams
burg, including the library and laboratory, we're
destroyed by fire at o'clock this morning. It
was the oldest institution in the country.
The students all escaped. It was insured for
$22, 600.
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COAL COAAM- COAL!
InHN ron & YATES

Are nrspared to deliver pure article OF BRIAR HILL
CHIPPEwAY und LACK4WANNA COAL selected
expressly for family use.
T Orders promptly filed at their Yard the Canal
near the foot of Vineyard street, Cleveland o.
Iory,r rnTa' oc19 dem 92s4 JVN YATES.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-10

BOUND TO sHINE.-Engine Co. No. 7 have just
had their machine most elegantly painted and dec
GRATED by Hopkins. 1t is now truly brilliant
carriage.
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e. i. Baldwin & Co.

E. /. Baldwin 6 Co.
A RE EXHIBITING EXPRESSLY
IA for the Holidays, the following:
FOR LADIES.
Elegant Velvet and Cloth Cloaks
Ricn Camels Hair and Cashmere ShAwls,
Chenille, Cashmere and Woslen Scarfs,
Superb 81 k Dress Patterns, .-
Valencia and POplin Dress Patterns,
Mourning Dress Patterns,
Splendid Embroidered Handkerchiefs,
Embroidered Sets Collars and Sleeves,
Valencienne and Honiton Sets,
Esmaralda Sleeves, hzzsz1
Hoods and Yictorines
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Superb Velvet Vestingz,
Cravats, Neck Ties and Scarfs,
Aferiro Mufiers,
Zephyr Mufiers,
Fine Linen and SILK Handk srchiefs,
Dressing Gowns and Robes de Chambre,
Dressing Gown Materials
With full variety Of other Goods - Ladies' and Gentle
men. declI E. /. BALDWIN CO.
EMBRoIDERIES!-w WI, o,., >,
Monday, Dec. 6th,
A splendid assortmant
Muslin Sets,
Cambria Sets.
Pique Sets.l
| Cambria CollarsJ n
Embroidered Hdkfs, Lace Collars.
Hemstiched Hdkfs,
childTen's Collars, and
deeI H. D: KENDALL co.
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FROM BOSTON.

BosToN, Feb. D.
The steamship Arabia grounded on the lower
Middle Ground at l:3O P N. to-day. She came of
at O'Clock and anchored in Quarantine, owing to
the thick fog which was prevailing She sustained
No Harnana
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-10

~ Bayard Taylor lcctured last night in TOle-
do on "Life in the North" Our Toledo friends had
feast Of fat things.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
URsDAY MORNING, FRB,Y 10, 1855
TRAVELER's REGISTER.
ARRIYALs
NEW ADvERTIsRnIENTs

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sanford's -E1hibition-Businsss Notice.
Holloway's Pills-special Notice.
Berhave's Bitters-Special Notice.
olmsfea's News Depot-Business Notice.
Ingham & Bragg-New Books.
r Sturgas-Notica
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B For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page.
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ALBANY, Feb. 9.
The Central RR have declared dividend Of per
cent payable on the 2lst inst.
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p Plantation Cigars, at Strong & Armstrong;
lW
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HDr. Hostetter,a Bitter have received the
= Hnllnsarls Pills are the BEACON fres D

~ dOIIONsYs 7 IIIs are lIl6 UeHcUu HItb Us
health to all nations whether civilized In
weakness and the debility generated by excess fany kind
or general prosraon of the system se effect IS at the
same tins renovatug and restorative; they DIVE from the
fyssem the morbid OF aiment and bring back the
frameto It's pristine health and vlgor ..l
Sold at the manufectOry, No. so Maiden Lane New
York and by all Druggists, 2Sc CSC. and 81 per et or
box. r.r 20
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TNational Guards, fine favored Cigar, a
STRONG 4 &ARnsFRoNo's, i9o Superior Street
lW.
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me0irines.
Notiee iron tae Ne.u York Trisuzs.
QEO-TWELVE YEARS AGO


Notioe iron tAs Nsr York Tri5aze.
1QRO TWELVE YEARS AGO
lCOC. the success Of several nsdicaI ssaslsnSn
II curing disease upon rnctpes IN accordance with gre
rated institution under OF The Leissture bv he
title of THE GREsEEBERG COMPANY OF NEw YOaK-
me continued success oI tnei ana we n hold
they have gained upon public confidence has fully justified
the honor conferred upon The Association by legislative
acten and they have reason 70 feel great pride in com
pairing their medical academies also chartered
by public authority Unsolicited testimony from public and
private individuals and commendatoTy notices IN the Lead
character Of the gentleman connected Wh he
us uiloDs thus assuring the pubic ttat the many
unworthy advertisers Of the day the GREFENBEKG Cox
PASY has ever been and will be reliable aad trustworthy
medium for the 1r1iiOn Of health the a ed md
all who are srerns may addreSs them with entire conf
Ihs PRINCIPLES AMI prseee Of medicine adopted bv this
institution tgcdy forth IN the GREFENBERs Man
ukL OF HEIITH ; n Invaluable medieal work Uubshsd
for family and therefore sold at the inal price o
Twenty-Five cents r. which il Is mailed nee any
The health America women diseases Of Children and
the more obscure End ehrouic complaints as we'll the
attention Of this ms tuition and it is enough 10 say that hsT
have proved themss fully competent for hs great trust
The coum9s Of The Tribune and other have -
ample testimony regarding their remed e. and our rsI-
ers referred TO ihem Tor particuars-
Firz the DenOcratie Ags.
RELIEF FOB MOTHERS AND CHILDREN.-Ta no eauntyv
DO wo%s5 as suffer fai,s 50 91ss S@ 70 assas peculiar . hs
dTen die pre.nature'V Il with full knuwledre a.
these facts thst the Gre snEef Company at No = Psrf
Row. New York opened their great estabiishnent for
sreang these dsea and dangerous diseases DR. Joshua
Bridge IS n eon7nt attendance AZ The once and he Is
his delicate We shall hereafter enter fgT mo
this subject, with nauts sp seIfcatiOns
eThs GREFENBERG MEoIcINEs ara Er sale b, ettr
druggists and dealers in medicine throughout 1hs
H. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland
jams Agent for Ohio.
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q If any people in the world ever needed

a For Gas FiztEres aRd Fitfiag-Apply
Fogg EasVOrtl & Co., los end 10T Superior sfreef-
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N. II. SOLOMONSoN.

PRAcr1oGL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTlcAN,
esps hs largest sssornsnt Of the ost approved xmas o
PEcTAcLES. AHhis glasses, whether for near OF iai
ishted are ground under his nsPectiono by machine
Tof anew construction with the greatest care Sc As ''
suit the eyes al cases, curing Weakness DsFst o
sa,r0, sf ths Evss and imparting strength Tor lonI
reading or fine sewing.
~ n H Solom0nson voald here inform the pnon'
that he zever employs any in the sale Of hislsnses
r. Also, splendid assortment of SPY CLASSES. hl
cROsgoPES, CoMPASSES, SC, kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
inserted without pain, as psrfeet as natural.
IrFOmee IS Superior street under the American Hotel
iun22
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Dfmtistrp.
KEMOYAL.

REMOVAL.
.DR. B. F. ROBINSON HAS RE-
J moved his Dental Office his residence. No. a6
Wood four doors North ofths NJ T. Chnrch, where
will happy all of his former patrsns any
ell who nay need his services.
Cleveland. March 10. .1s5e-nh23,df
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CLYDE. o.. July p. 1856.

CLYDE, o., July p, 1856.
DR. TuBBs-SIR: i Fave delayed writing until several
months have elapsed since wo discontinued the Of
your medicine am haPpyto thai she is again restored
health Her CONDITION peculiarly distressing, and
one that will attempt fully describe Her greatest
suerngs proceeded om disease Of the throat and unss
disorered state OF the liver nervous ProsTaon and gen
era debility Her health has been declining for many
years until she reduced to mere skeleton and her
fife despaired of by her friends The best physicians in the
county Told SCHOOL, employed. 70 little purpose,
and they told she must de- Hearing Of you she desired
Us make effort, and did 50, On receiving
your first prescription she was able 70 sit but Of
the day.
She applied for medicine but obtaining the m
and are happy state that by the blessing Of God tAro
your instrumenay she now enjoys better health than she
has for the last fifteen years She endures haTdships
with less fatigue. You dispose Of this statemen you
SEE proper for your benefit and the Of hanIty
2lT Yours respectfully, J. o. FORBES.
POY'S SLEIGHS, A GREAT VA
RETTBERG 6 HAUsMANN
VALENTINES
The trade supplied at the lowest prices, at
a.,x prarTpEpC 4 uATrcAT ANNyy1
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n If any people in the world ever needed
apostle to cast their devils out, it who live IN
this waterogged country The miasmac poison Of our
Swamps and Marshes becomes vertable devil IN the
blood reve in the Agues aud Fevers which shake and
scorch all. Ayers AsuE CURE is said to Be the
sposs need and of neghbors who nave tleo
it confirm the report Journal, Plaao, H.
I DR.. Hostetter's Bitters have received the
warmest eneomiums the Press and people throughout
the Union As valuable tonic for the cure ofDyspepsa
Flatulencs Constipation, and general nervous debility, 1t
cam be approached Every day Of its great
effect are choucled through principal public journas
Therr nothing equal to the enjoyment to that which the
afflicted experience when using this valuable specific It's
mild tone and vigorous action upoa disordered
stomach the cleansing of the entire human body should
It all classes of community All that
will be necessary to convince the skepcal Of its healthy
effects is TO purchase bottle and be convinced.
For ssls BY Druggists aud dealers every~here.
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February Appointments.
lR. II. TUBBS can De consulted as

DR.. gives hisundvded attention Chronic Diseases
treating Annually hundreds of whom
cred after a other had failed Mineral and
poISoua neverused eucouraged
recovery.
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TO PRINTERS.
CONTIGUOUS
AND
PRINTERS WARER0OMS,
EsTABLIsHED IN Is23,
NJ 40 c. C4-ooG NJ "

No. % Spruce Street, N. Y.
(Four doors below WiIliam.)
THE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to
n furnish his well-known and superior Boox and News
paper Printing Types in fonts 10 suit purchasers Also
German and Types, Greek. Hebrew, Ornaments, Music,
Brass Rule manufactured OF metals equal to any in
this country, and finished in the most
He also furnishes Presses, Chases, Composg Sticks
Stands, Cases, Furniture, &c. ri :
2 WOOD AND METAL TYPES,
From other founderes and every article required In
Printing Once at the lowest prices for Cash or approved
paper Type CopperFaced By the Newton Company fur
nished TO order.
Old Typs received at 10 cents . in exchanges for new
Estimates for printing establishments furnished appll-
cAtloI. ~ u fF.H
Types assorted with the accents for Spanish French
and Portuguese Languages. rTr rr.er I'm =
Second Hand Presses for sale: Cap Hand Medium.
Super-ruyal, kuggles Bill Head Rotary.
febld&tw2m2z PETER C. CORTELYOU.
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Wm. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!

z The ozaly karmless and reliable Dye knOtrn.
The Original and best inthe world
An others are limitations and should be avoided
you wish to escape ri5icule.
GRAY RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly to
beautiful aud ratura Brown Black without the least
injury to Hair or Skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS haze been
warded TO Wm- A Bachelor since ls9, and tysr $1,000
applications have been made io hs Ha Of hs patrons 81
his famous Dyes.
wM A BACHELORS HAIR DYE Tradaees ea.Or
not to be dis.InsHishel f0m nature and is WARRANTED
not injGrs the least hoNsger long be eontuurd
and the III effects Of ID yes rsmeied; the Hair uvgor
kfed for life BY ihis Splendid Dye.
Made sold applied lin private ToomsJ II the Wig
FACTORY, No. 28 Broadway, n. Y
Sold all cities and towns Of the United States By Drug
Eists and Fancy Goods Deaiess-
~ The genuine has tho and address upon steel
plate engraving foGr sides Of each Box, Of
WA. a. BACHELOR,
janl7 No. 233 Broadway. N Y.
RW-" TO SMOKERS & CHEWERS."
gentleman should ingls the society CT ladies with
dscolored and breath tainted with tobacco For
urifying the mouth after smoking chewing, "FON-
TAlNE'S CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS" is one Of the
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nARGHINS FOR THE MILLION:
ID $500 yards shilling PIT 1Ii 1BAIDWiN ! CO.
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The trade supplied at the lowest prices, at
apls RErTBFRG & HAUsaIANN'S.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-31
Presbyterian General Assembly.

INpIAyAroLIs. May 81
The Assembly met at The usual b,.nr This
morning, and spent half an hunr in religious ex
ercISes.
The chairman of the Board of Directors of fhe
Nestefm Theological Seminary made his report
accompanied by numerous documents which
were referred to the committee on Theological
Semnaries, with Instructions 10 report On Mon
da next
ihe Treasurer If the Assembly made his an =
nual report which was ref ~ed
he Moderator announced The Committee on
NyHodieal Records. composed Of two from each
synod, ana also announced the resignation IF
:. a Mercer as trustee of the General AS
sembly.
The chairman of the committee on Church ex
tension made The ot.th annual report. The re-
port shows that out of 2.267 churches in con-
nectIon with the General Assembly. 553 haze
~" houses OF worship. 26 churches wurship in
union h"oseS, and los report their houses insult
Ht!rni iar their wants-lOI are IN debt 79q had
ald from abroad IN building their church edit
ceS. and 33S cannot build without aid from the
church At large
me report shows That the contributions FIR
church extensions has been rapidly increasing
since the commencemeut. The COMMITTEES REC
"hihehd tiiat All contributions for tine bpIl,iiur
81 churches outside Of the jurisdiction Of th,.
church. should beanlade through the Church ~
tension Committee
ihe eomnittee-on the revision of the b,olad
discipline made repart and asked ttct II h..
made the first order of the dav for Thursday
next, which was concurred in. Adjourned NH
Houd
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-31
See advertisement.
commercial,
CRY or MINERAL POINT.

CtTY or MINERAL POINT
Monday Ev-. May 80 1859
The Chicago Press & Tribune of Saturday gives the
following quotations.
FLouR-Markct very dull Choice spring extra $500.
NHEAT-Winter, DUH and dragging. y o I Red g 81
Whit, 81 30 Spring; active and unchanged Sta
Sill: Rejected esc.
Our own markets quite active with prices improving.
We quote follows
EXCHANGE On New York Is selling at ] per
cent. for American Gold, = per Tor Currency On
Chicago at n per cent.
WHEAr-Aceo rdrng 20 quality. good old wheat and
standard wheat will bring sloo per buseI. Common
frem 10 % 50
FLoUR-No.I /. s3,25 No. co. at retail per hun
dFed Buck wheat $3.50: Corn Meal 81 . per hundred
c0RN-5o q 50 cents per bushel, of 20 los. sells
readily for cash
OAFS-.iJ a 10 cents, and scarce
BAkI.E4-40 cents Tor No. l.
BEANS-739tSI per bdshel for clear white
BEEF'-SS,75 on foot; 50 q 81 10 quarters.
P0Rh-Under two hundred pounds So; over tao hun
dred 4 cents.
SALT-S2, 50 per barrel
StfAR-i:etails a. $ q u lbs for 81
NTS-fsetails 10 los for 81
AlOLASS Es-Reieils u so cents a gallon.
Ie1-f Al 81 EEI.-l. sold Galea prices frota
g cents, according to sizes.
AlNERAL-Sas @ $50 per 1000 pounds.
1oAL-S6 per On.
Iattp,ff1f5S ,-1y 10 g i2:; Green. O. SC.
IL : HER-Fenciug, SIS; Joist and Scantlfpc 8?
clear fencing, <25.
BCITfEk-Fresh in rolls u c. -Firkir. To- cents
ktI5S-6 g Sc per dozen
l.ARii-l0 per pound.
POTATos.S-50c per busfel.