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We learn from Minnesota that on the eth
inst, Rev. q. n. Nichols, pastor Of the Con-
gregatonal Church at Minneapolis, his wife
and child, Mr.. Cleveland, his brotheF-inlaw,
and TWO daughters Of Mr.. Cleveland, went
into Calhoun Lake bathing, and getting be-
yond their depth were al drowned. Only
two of the entire bathing party ara alive
Mrs. Cleveland, and infant Of Rev. Mr..
Nichols. This sad occurrence has cast a
gloom over the community, where the de-
ceased were much respected.
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MARINE.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

ENTERED-July TO-
stmr Western Metropolis, Goldsmith, Bufalo.
Stmr May Queen, Viger, Detroit.
Prop. Iron City, Turner, Ontonagont A4 tons cop-
pen s. doz hides, bsls c. slttHss H1s1ey 3
Prop. Marqnstts, Ryder, Marquette, IA tons iron
GRE, Cleveland Iron Co . -, -,
Brig Globe Clifford, Bufalo 90 Dds sAltI ~ DDi'
sobr SeN London, RoweII, Marquette 40 tons iron
ore, Jackson Iron eo.
schr. Geo Davis, Becker, Buffalo.
Schr, d. b. Martin, Hackett. Buffalo.
Schr Sumerset, Mcclure, Pt. Huron, 90 n lumber.
Sehr. Golden Harvest, Comstoek, Erie.
CLEARED D---
stmr. Western Metropolis, Goldsmith, Buffalo.
Stmr. May Queen Yiser, Detroit.
Prop. Northern Light, SpauldinF, OntOnagon,
BQue. Shanghai, HHlverson, Bufal0, 800 tons coal
Brig Swan, Iaduck, Detroit
Brig Saxon, Green, Chicago, 400 tons coal
Brig Globe, Clir0rd Chicago, go tons coal
schr. Marry Williams BurWell, Detroit, 90 tons
sohr. GOidsa Harvest, ComstoeS Portage. 40 tons
sehr. Geo. Davis, Becker, Detroit, so tens coal
scoW b. Hays, Fihsld, swan Creek.
scoW l. q Psndieton, duncan lsJtons coal
CLEiREp from Oswego, 7th, for Cleveland. sehOon-
sr Mathew sfeEsir, 80 pkgs salt, 1895 Bbis do.
MISCELLANEOUS.
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DOUGLAS CLUB.

NEwARK, n, J., July 10,
A Douglas club was Termed here last night
The attendance was large.
Resolutions were offered endorsing the ao-
ton Of the State Committee for Union
Electoral ticket, which, after long and ex-
citing discussion, were lost by vote Of 4
ayes, 10 90 nays. The meeting adjourned at
q late hour.
The Douglas men resolved on no eompro-
mise or fusion and therO viii probably be
two electoral tickets.
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FROM CTNCTNNATI.

CINoIGNATi, July ~.
AT Georgetown, Brown Co, on the l4th
inst, Homer Higgins and Robert Glaze were
severely wounded by the premature discharge
Of @ cannon.
On the 7th at a large Douglas meeting at
the same place and the sane cannon pre-
maturely discharged, instantly killing ". J.
Cursber, and severely wOunding A. J.
Bailey.
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FROlT WASHINGTON.

w NAsHNGroNi July ~.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has invited
proposals till the 10th Of Sept Tor the use Of
the Government line OF lines Of Magnetic
Telegraph from the west line Of Missouri 70
San francisco, under the recent act Of Con-
gress, the Lowest offer to bo accepted and
guarantee given for the performance Of the
service .-.......
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OsWEGO lIARKET-IULY 1O

lET TELEazAFH.le J. hE
FLOUR-Dull but unchanged ~
WHEAI-Market quiet. No sales reported
CORM-In limited demand and the market lc
lower. Sales Of I301o bush Indiana at sc.
OATS-Uuchanged.
BARLEY q RKE-Scarce and quiet
CANAL ER iEIts tsI1TSj-Firn1 Fl0ur sc; wheat
Sc; corn I56c TO New York.
LAKE LMPO&ES-I7s bush wheat; 1890 bu
corn.
CANAL EURORTs=zO bbis -four; sOSoO bush
wheat; $500 bush corn
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At Cleveland with ClsTeland Z Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus Cincinnati, Cleveland 3 Erie, and Glove
land RittaburEh Railroads. .--.- rra
At SolOn, with hacks to Chagrtn Eails, &C.
At llEntla, with hacks for kaFennz, &C. 81 iii-..i
At BrsceYill9 with hark8 % Newton Falls -
At Warren with hacks e Sharon, Greenhsid' Mad
Tille, Blo0mfeld, Candsld, &c. llf
At youngstown with stages for. New Castle, PQ-
land, Lowell, and EnOn Valley, and thence b. p. 7.
W. sc. R. 3. 70 Pittsburgh.
CHAs. L RHODES, Sept
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FROM RosTON.

BosToS, July 10.
The Board Of Aldermen have authorized
Mayor Lincoln to invite the Prince Of Wales
to visit Boston.
Dr. Wm. Lsngshaw, Of East Cambridge,
Joined the Arctic schooner United States last
night as Surgeon and Naturalist the expe-
dition. The schooner remains below waiting
for him.
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NEW YORK. MARKET-ULY


Icy TELEeRAFH.l
EL0UR--Sales 1900 bbls; at S5ISa5,25 for su-
Pernne state $54095,6O for extra state; S5,I5G525
medium extra western; and s; ,iSa5 50 for ShippipS
brands extra Ohio round hoop. Market closing clos
ing rathe quiet and continues in favor Of buyers
with modsrafe demand for export and limited in
quiry for home consumption.
CANADIAN FIlOUli-saleS Of $50 bbls at s., Is
choic8 extra, Market heavy for common grades
With only very moderate demand
RYE Fli0UR-Sales a. Es,5Oa42O for com to
choice supeFlns. Market steady with smali Eales
CORN AlEAAs-Sales Of suo bbls Ct $3.50 for Jer-
~ q s = A9E pEAiiag VINE. -4arket qui and no.
WIS kE-sales 800 bbls at zI5fez2e. Marx
WHEAT-Sales Of 7UB9 bu Wintsr red western
e ti5358lsssi 800 white KsntackY a. Sl,ss6f,57;
Oaio at Sl4s $500 5ash Milanufss club a 81 ,2ss
is2f and ido bush Chicago spring e. 81 ,25. MaI-f
oi = -ts s lf ~ is ~ I1sS5 u s s.sTitS af
freight room still ePsrates as = check upon the
x < E-saiss at is1ssso. Market continues DUH
EAR REEY-NsFkot dull and nOninaiIy nm
C6EN-saios Of 5looobush; st s1s5se for sound
&C lor no1nd yellow. Aisrksf iors active a dosi,
dedly lower rricae. Ia.F-s .-f- -tTs
O4Ts-sslss af szGslo for western and Canadian
and leol. flc Tor raCtt-. In moderate request.
PoR k-saios Of go hbls; SO n ior nsVT mess; Sls
. forold esai SIS fer thin ness; Sls,75 for Western
primG SO 30 for old prime. Market aEnsr with
moderats demand 1-f-- ~ ~. 3
BERF-Sale5 of so bbls; at Sfat.ls for country
pFinaei Sl5015 for country mass S3afO,50 for re-
7acgd mess, and tlise u 90 lof extra mess prime.
IhIl l--saios of s75 bblE at lllsaisc. Market
lrn1tr with Q fzir daEiand alza -al 4
BUTTRR-sales as I0el5c iog Ohio, and l4ai5c
Tor western io lsS 5oT s'ase llse for Orange
qHEEsR--sales at 7l9lO1fe for state; 7@lOo or
HTBES-lIarlst dull and heavy, and We hear Of
only small sales 70 note.
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FLoUR-There is the usual light local demand,
but beyOnd this there is nothing doing. Sales
range at $50 for good extras to SIS for red
wheat double extras, and from that to 6,2S for
best country brands white wheat double extra
Rye -four Is inactive and we quote it nominal at
as. ..f. f. tffy-7
FRUTF-Dried fruits are Yory dull, and no
sales have been reported during the past week,
We quote dried a Piles at 495. and peaches at
l48lcc. Light eonsignments Of new apples
havo been received and sold at 81 per barrel,
qualits nOtstated. orprioes ofOther varieties
see table.
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GR4IN-WHEAT-Ths market has remained
very dull all the week Receipts have been
light but sufficient to meet the demand and
prices rule about the same as at the date Of our
last. The sale, however, are sill in small way
20 neighboring nillers, and it is only BY await
the wants Of this class Of buyers: that sales can
be eIoctsd at fuli prices Latest sales Of red
were at lis and Of white at liss9isso. CoRN-
Is steady and II moderate local demand at 479
SO on track, 0AFs-Have further advanced
and 5ell at Sso on track. closing Arm at that
price. BARLEY and Rye are inactive and little
more than nominal.
HmEs-The market is unchanged. Dealers
continue to quote as follows
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FROW POSTON-

BOSTON, July 10.
At Milford, n. H, to-day, Mrs Samuel
Scripture drowned herself on learning that
her huabend had been detected IN Fobbing
money drawer in the railroad depot. The
man fed, but will probably be arrested.
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8rass 9uautIrH.

TEMES H .EODELI75 BBaSS
q FoUNDER AND MANUFACTURER q
Brass Work Of every description, No. IS Union 81
a few duun from SnpeEior street. Cleveland Ohio II.
9 prepared 70 iqr9ish all kinds Of work used for
Steam, WataE o. Gas, and all the TariOus articles
used ID the Plumbing Business. Beer PUMPS Of all
kinds made and Fapaired Brass Casting done daily.
and Brass Work Of Az kinds repaired. dec2R8
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PROM NEW ORLRANs.

NV OALhAhs5 july, w
A revenue cutter has gone to overhauIthe
schooner J.. B. Taylor, which sailed from
here to-day for Central America with emf
grants.
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CLEVELAND AND MAHONING
~ RATLR0AD.-TI1M TsBLE No. IS. -i-.l.
To take effect after Thursday, February TO- ls9
GOING EAST. ~ GOING WEST.
CIaEsIand te ilruiua-tgaTel youngstown to
ratoVIr- flarnlrnd
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nIEVELANn -c0IIInIRus ANp

CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND
RAEoEEENT.-ls59. On and AFTER Monday, june 18th,
1850, Passenger Trains VIII lsaFs Cleveland a. fol-
oa.n.K.Y. & Cincinnati E1prr,sss-esOpping al
Bsreas Grafton Welllngton New London,
salem5 Shelby and all Stations south Of
Shelby, reaching Columbus I50 A. n,
ls Cincinnati 40 A. n --- --.i d aa'-s '.s
s:IS P n. AceOmmOdati0n-St0pping et al Stations,
and reaching Columbus ~ P. H Cinein-
500 P n. Night Express-Stopping At Berea Grafton,
WELLINGTON, New London, Shelby, Crest
Inns, Gallon, iCardingtO and Delaware,
reaehing Columbus llQ9 ?. Il, Cincinnati
$3.50 ..=s-i = CONNFCTIONs.- =
Shelby, sandusky, Msnafsla Newark Railroad, Or
Mansfield, ut. Vernon Newark, Zanesville,
Crsstline Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Rail-
road, for Eorest, Upper Sandusky, DelphOs,
Lima, Fort WAYNE LagoEls, Chicago Be-
vest and East for hanshaid, Wooster Mas
Gallon and BsiIsf5ntains Raiiroad Line or zIafion
BellefontRine, Sidney, Unioa, Muncis, In
dinapohs, Ierre Hautal tineennes, EHans-
VILE, L0uisTillss Cairo, St Louis, &C.
Delaware, With Springfield, MI Vernon and Pitts-
burRh Railroad for Springfield.
COlumbus Little Miami 3 Columbus, and Xenia
Railroad, for Xelia1 Dayton, Indianapoliss
Terre Haute, St. Louis, Morrow, Loveland,
and Cincinnati, End with th8 0hio 4 Mis-
sisslppi Railroad At Cincinnati lor Louis
vile, Evansville, Cairo, 81. Louis and al
points on the Ohio river % .
COlumbus Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, Zanes-
tH VILE, Wheeling, &c, Colam bus, Pidua and
Indiana RailrOad foT Piqua, Urbana, AZ .l
81 For Tickets 10 all points and Information ap-
ply At the Union Ticket 0csi 81 Superior street,
Cleveland, June II, ls5g. u
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FRnlT NFWnRI.FANa.

NEE 0REEAEs, July 9.
The schooner Clotilde with l24 Africans on
board arrived in Mobile bay tO-day. A
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THF GRRAT RAsTRRN.

INV 4oRK, July 10.
Visitors to the Great Eastern are increas-
ing. Over 5000 persons visited her to-day
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MEDICAL SUCCESS EXTRkOR /
{. +. ORDINARYIl
One Hifadred Dolldrs ErslliiHafff
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
Ff OF SPEza4fonaHoE,
G L E ET, &C., ASD lMPOF EhyA
OURED,
After all other Treatment Faisll
DR. A GIBSON

LNLsa n kAA9lk@ar
FormsEig 81 New York CiIy, will pay gne Han
dred dollars f8F The pf00f that be eIer 9 % cure
ne above ramed dlseeses. He VI ~ ~ -
iSs Unitsd stsies treats the sam5 diIsasal via
isf s5s51 yssrs Of isborioas stuiiy an5 szpori-
snce, Dr.. GIBSON g kappy iH being able . 81
nounes % the unfortlusiei tAar be has perfected
system 81 treatment loI the -
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT GU 81
q The above and other pryate DISEASES With All 30
DEBILITY Oh NEaYOuS PhOSTEATlO6F -
o. Fhcm had ezDsBdsd hundreds Of dollars vita
se8tyed physicans Who profess 10 treat al private
maledies with success, and without roc1i4iAg Ne
1Itkeu7h Dr.. GIBSON bas . DipIonia, gst b
makes no beast Of that flc1 for shs very reason l1f
81 i1fsiTsncs, n nsithsr Si5is1lss- NJ soiisgaI
nor even eEpefieuce ever gt poa1elaed ruler alli-
one Si69is inncs mo nsdicai Fsnia neiherli0sI
he boast that be is msmbur 81 zone rolle55 q
Paris Or London e perla . some otnf5s 90 ~ -
GIBSON might boast Of e lhi1s ta4t - , e5lo q
give entire ssiisfaction 70 those Who rspose eorl-
perfected an american system q trea.llel5 Wllel
Challenges any Phygician of Londoq or 1lsi Or an5
mi r1e-1- and III 6isse5St 81 lsfsnesnls1s
both mental and physical arising nom selnal p
d. tifss5S also claims for his new treatment ~
following advantages over an other1 yet di3eolslse
abIes be uses no relics Of the dark ages. suCh e
Mercury, nor any Other deleierloq9 lzrli eeeq ~
" his treatment il positive and certain II Az e3i
BE stands PREPARED to 60 into any public or pf1F9t9
hospital n the United States and denclatrata ths
Trelt fact that he d able 70 peII11uellI cl1 l-a
cases. In the same length Of tll1g reglirud bE Az
other Physician 70 cure one similar ca1e.
yellow CifiEansl Facts are tanEibIs thngs, and 10
this age. the only pa6ula upon which Ele Plal-s
mlnd can b fsd, and from which inst and clnatie
Conclusions can be deduCed-
DT. GIBSON Is permanently located b ClsEslaId
and has during the past six mouths perlo1leI many
cures Of dissass8 which had lgr years resisted al
lndiTidnls0f The ffsf rsspsctabiliLy 70 ClsTeland
I Boston, New YORK, and other cities in rg7lfd p
skill and integrity ID all professional tfans1et ens,
I DySpepsis, Rhnematism1 Scrofuls aud all chroRic
diseases treated With unusual success.
~ Medicine sent 70 any part Of the country On
at his odice.
o7Ff-l5 DR.. GIBSON, sErr7
Professor Of EleetTopstiy agd Asaietass
81 once No. III Ontario street. up ltairs, f5lg
doors from the Public Square.
Qlic9 hours from g 70 = and nom to 70 o'clock
daily, SUNDAYS exespted-l noff
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HOUNTRY MERCHANTS CAN
Be supplied with School Books Pens, Irk,
Commsraiai Eoto Paper, Buf Envelopes, white In.
yelops8 Pen Holden, Wrapping Paper, Pencils &c,
&C., on the most favorable terms q s.'sls
INe1AG & BRAeRs.
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OOMMERCIAL. .
oLEYELANp nlARKRr-IULY 1o.

FLOUR-sales Of q small lot extras at Ss,s7K@
$50, and double extras from red wheat At 1915.
WHEAT-saies Of cars red st sl,Is; do choice
do at Slai car mixed At SI,zE and cars white at
sl,Ss.
CORN-stsady. No large sales reported.
OATs-Salss off cars At sc i.
fift5iTj TiSIss- u q 55is 60 Ise esst.
BBTTER-Sales ofl4 lzsgs Central at lOc.
CHEESE-sales Of small lot good new at TIC.
EGGS-salss of ls barrels at ioe
APPLES-(drisd)-Sma sales at 4c.
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BUFFALO RlARKET-JULY 10,

BUFFALO aAA1AAEE- DLL lus
lBT TELRaEAFHl
FLOUR-Heayy. Sales Of 100 bbls; at Gl753l,
s7 for extra state; S,s795 for extra Illinois and
Wisconsin; S5@5,25 for extra Indiana and Ohio;
<3,f5lt6 for double extras.
WHEAT-Markst dull. Sales Of 900 bush No.
Chicago spring at SI,lsi 300 bush red winter ct
Sis.
CORN-,In fair demand and the market Is / cent
lower. Sales Of 551g0 bu at 52053c.
oATS-HOminal at sc.
NHASkE-QUiet. sales Of 50 bbls at le5xc.
RYE a BARLEY-NOminaly the same.
CANAL RRElGHTS-Stsady. l0c on -four;
NC on wheat: lu5SC on corn, 70 New York.
LAKE IlLP0RTS-1O0 bbls -four; 500 buahels
wheat; l60o0 bush corn.
CANAL El[P0I2T 2TS-4OO bbls -four: 1000 fbush
wheat; 35UuU bush corn; 900 bush oats
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8WiIdEts

BROOKS s. q. q q. w, BUILDI
u Eas as ss5 s fT' g PGerS 8li.a3
Gothic work, Particular Attention paid e fitting
u Stores. Factory on DiVison ltEsSt, nslr Osntss
BloSk, olsTSlaaeS oaio, ael0el1
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4EntistrA,

a TKINSON- AND BUTLER
"a Are now prepared, g willing and abls % exc
ehanicaI Dentistry, p the yen best style, and
promptly, ,at Noa l6-iI Hofmans Block, op0osit6 the
new Pnaf nfiiee mafl5Rsn
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Last Nights Report

THE NEW YORK TRAGEDY.
NEW YORK, July 10.
Mrs. schoonmaker, whose murder was 50
nearly accomplished, is still alive and may
recover, though probably with the loss Of
her reason.
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8a6iMft aBaFf.

FURNITURE AND UNDERTA-
KING.-C. L. BAuDER 4 Co., having removed
their Ware Rooms % their old stand, No. g Pros
In the line Of Cabinet Ware and Upholstery.
HNDERTAKING.---A LARGE AS
~ soFtmslt Of Ready Made Cofins always kept
on hand. apt - Q. I. BAUDER &C0.
~ w. BERRY, UPH0LSTERER
Os end Manniaeturer Of Lounges, and all kinds
Of Mattresses and Bedding, Cushions, Curtains,
Drapsriss, 40, No. e 2superior Er8at IT l 1ur doom
below Commercial Branch, Cleveland, Ohio. -
&c. mdYgllYrI
nANIEL W. DUTY, CITY UN-I
IL DERTAKEB, keeps on hand large stock Of
al kinds and styles Of C0FFIN8, embracing great
variety Of his new style Qf BUBIAA OASkETS, all
of which cannot Be exceled By any similar conceFn
In the 2late, 10. g Erie street. CieEeiand. 17lt
ianl1E2idEE
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Of the Detr0it Daily Advertiser.

scH. j. F. WARNER, GREENocE, June 20 1850.
you Of our arrival after long and tedious passage
having been 80 days from Quebec. We had a sue
eession Of contrary Winqs ana Gains amQst the en-
incident 70 such passage, except the passing Of one
afternoon on board Of tue clipper ship Guiana, Of
spoksn to her in long. IL w and again fell in COM
BanY on the island of Innis ull, when Capt. Nc
PhsrBon invited me on board, his ship 10 dine and
sesinR tns he had ladies on board, accepted and
found Capt Nc to Be pleasing com bination Of tho
hardy seaman and accomplished gentleman, the
ladies CnatiFes Of Gnals) pretty Intelligent and
agrf cable; besides there were several Scotch gentle
men, residents o. Demerar, on then Hey 70 visit
until late In the evening, when took my leave
amidst nnmberissg Vel wishes, waving OF handker-
ehief5 and swinging q hats-a pleasing episode in
the dull monotony OF q sea voyage
We arrived here on the evening q The 2Bt, but
OF H0' Yours truly, A.R.M.
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aatfat 0ttiff agfnfg,
LIMITED STATES AND FOR
ZION Patent Of1ca Azencys 6teosfts ed
iSll House. Bank street. cisEslaRd, On :. -
gRzaa.lsl ..,.....ss. sts.IiEtai t.iti ! q I ! AlssERB.
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REVIEW or TIE CLETELARD WHOLE
SAFE PRODUCE MARKEF FOR THE

AakE PRODUCE JtSRKEE FOR TIE
WEEK ENDING yULTs. 1850.
The market for the past week has been very
quist, and not naked by any change Of import
anOs. Wheat has come in sparingly, and has
been in only light demand for milling, 50 that
prices have rsmained ia St0iE gao. During the
Heeksoms shipments have been made eastward
by holders, and the stock is getting reduced
This has lent little tone to the market this
morning, and, in small WAY, 70 al orders hold
era are asking 81 20 for red. Corn. also. is in
light supply. and is held With some irmness al
quotations. Oats have sdganosd and with liFht
receipts sell freely Is quoted.
Flour iI very QuiSt, and selling at old prices.
Eggs have declined, while SAT- has impfovsd.
These oonstituts about al the changes of pso-
minsnt features Of the week. -
The latest report from New. York is a. foll,os.
ALCOHOL aanufAetErers' quotations srs &c
for Ss per cent which Is the only quality in
any demand.
A1E-Wa quote as follows Present use, IS
Stock se9S7; Porter s. and Kennett slo,
Es-sA1o inactive and nominal at soGsOe
BUTTER - Is ouiet with a demand limited
6hiodS TO Che sapFlY 0f local Wonls. aOne.or two
sales to moderate amount have been made
or The Lake Superior nErket, but with these
szcspti0us tie tFanssetionse fETe been iIsssiii.l
Prices FEHeb as'I08iIo for eonzmoh 10 fair Cen
tral, end I9Gi2'Ss fqS ". r. @sq
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Yours truly,

DINgEnoua ORsIRUcTIoS.-A sanken anchor is
lying od Bar Point, rendering navigation At that
place rather hazardous ana for which masters would
40 we'll to be on the lookout. The schooner John
Thurh5y, upward bound, nm on it n5t friday and
knoeEod % bef DTeioot, and the propsiler Illinois
and Guyahoga aad two OF three other craft had pre-
viouaiy encountered the GaIn1 obstruction. II lies
directly of Bar Point IN two 1athOBs Of water, Capt
Sculley Of ths John Thursby, was hsaVing the lsad
when be ran on, and did not hnd lo1s than two
Etboms.
pretty badly, she had TO go into dry dock
THR New York Courier and Enquirer Of Saturday
repcrts The arrival at that port Of The schooner Adri.
tafic Of Ashtabuia, Ohio, Capt. Hall, 9 days nom
GoozstsFn, s. ", With ll7,O00 feet yellow pine, 20
3, y, Peters Co, Of Boston, where she is bound;
The schooner Messenger cleared New YORK on the
9th, for Savannah, Ca.
POK4 b 1CaIeAao.--Ws gather from the Custom
House books for the three months ending July l.
that thar8 have arrived at this port 1O95 vessels
1850 men. The elsaranco5 have been lfat6s with
tonaga Of a1s, 81 tons, and lSis9o meDi-ETHs,
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SGaIfA 8Eapesals.
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EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ Received az the Once Of the Secretary Of State
Of the State Of Ohio until the ..
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for executing the State Printing, Binding, &e for
the period of tive years from and after the rst Mon
day Of November next ensuing, IN accordance with
the provisions Of the act entitled ian act 20 provide
for the execution aud supervision Of the State Print
ing and Ending" passed March q, 1850. 10
The printing 0f the State Is divided into Eve class
es, 10 be let IN separate contracts as fOllOwas
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CHEEsE-Is steady with sOaroolgsO much do
ing as a week or two ago. Prices range 7@iSC
for now.
EaGs-Havo declined and are worth only lO@
llo-ths latter for single barrel lots to city deal
FIsH-Quistand unchanged as follows: