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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-24

TIE MAN-sTREET BRIDeB.--We conRratu-
late the residents Of Main-street, north of
the Canal, that the bridge which has recently
endangered so many lives in that vicinity, Is
about to give place to new, elegant and
durable structure.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-24

N,IECINNATTI PUBLIC sCHOOLs-AN-
~ SNQuNVEMl,NT.~The Intermediate and Dis
trict schools ct the cits VIII bo opeped In Regular
session, AZ . o'clock on MO NDAY X MORNING. next,
sS i 5o g5pnp'S IN at'sndancs at their respective
special Exsn.h stion for admission 10 the Iu,sr-
sehgOl, houss cn NESpA nszt, August sstk.
o. pdmisson VIII pioaso efiend aocordiiieiy'
AQTiCN, Al Al ths Ieephefs Of the intermediate
confentipn q 9tssnNoqd Hail. Meohsnies, Irsti-
80 eomef og s.zth I. IND Vim: :stseese IN sATUk-
ssSs aRa; \; s;':
~ sns - ssS. lsfsit y faes ilqlls sss ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-24

PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONS
EEs.-At their regular diurnal session yes
terday morning, the County Commissioners
passed one order, amounting to $17, which
was paid to Andrew Landewich for hauling
wood for the Work-house. No other bust
ness of any kind was transacted.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-24

WAGGoSER MEETING AT ALLEN CHAPEL
LAST NIeHT.-A meeting of the colored
citizens was held at Allen Chapel last night,
for the purpose of defraying the expenses of
the trial of James Waggoner, in Newport.
r. G. Bell was called to the Chair, and VIM.
P. West appointed Secretary. Waggoner
was called upon and gave q brief account of
his Imprisonment after which DR.. Leach,
Mr.. Alexander, and Others, addressed the
meeting. A small amount Of money was
collected and committee, consisting of
Messrs. Williams, Gordon, Mitchell, Leach,
and Goode, was appointed to drawup resolu-
tions, to report on subsequent evening. A
Business Committee consisting of Lewis
Leach, Thos. Goode, and VIM. Fuller, was
appointed, and empowered to call another
meeting, due notice of which will be given.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-24

SERIOUS ACCIDENTAL well-known citi-
zen, named H. B. Ehlman, residing at No.
533 Main-street, was thrown from his wagon
on the corner Of Webster and Main, yester-
day, and injured so seriously that it is
thought he can not recover.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-24
THE DAILY PRESS. |
RIDAY.............n......... ....,....,. AUGUST "a
City News.
LETrERs DETAINED FOR WANT or PosrAar
Thursday. August %:

Messrs. A. 8. Mercer 4 Co., bloomington, Ind.
Messrs. Garter Sutherland, bloomington, Ind.
Messrs. W. Carter Bro, Hope City, Ind.
Messrs. Y; Graecter Co, Vincennes Ind.
Mr.. ]. ID. Lapland, Yincennes, Ind,
John Howe. Eco, Oarrolt0r, Ky, rr
Miss Sallie Stokes, Bedrock, o..
Rev. Potter Parry, Lexing gton, Ky.
Mrs. Emma Livingston, Columbus, U.
q. W. Bichin, Ripley, o.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-24

BURGLARY IN TwELFTH-sTREET.- resi-
dence Of Joseph German, on Twelfth-street,
before last, and robbed Of money, jeweiry
and other valuables to the amount Of nearly
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-24

ATTENTION, CAPITALISTS AND SPEoULAToRs.
j. X. Taylor sells this afternoon at three
o'clock some Of the best property offered
this season at auction. See auction sales.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-24

NEW ORLEANS, Angus. 23-P. M,-Cotton.
firm: sales to>aey 100 bales including 800 bales new
crop, at lO1k4lOAc. for miidlipgs. Sugar buoyant,
at 64c. for % to fully fair. MQlasaes dull az 2623c.
for prime 70 choice. Flour dull IS 329klD5 Is for
superfne. Corn dull; mixed h5sq60c.i white50c.
Proyislas quiet bnt firm. Whisky-rectihed 9Oc.
Exchasge on New York par to Ac. premium.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-24
THE RLrT-srREFT H0pIToTDE.

WHO is CnArQo0 Wltn InanSIAu0nter. in KILL
ing oRsfles aIt Y, BreWne, az 70. iel Eim-street.
morning before .Tndce Lowe. We Give bc-
low a FIJI and accnrafe renort of tbe tost;- ~
mony in the case, which contains some new
facts connected with this melancholy affair.
but which, unfortunately, leaves many
things unexplained. The evidence is as fol-
lows
q. Browne TS Pa'' you Dssn ''S"s''a WIN 0narieS
o.SiIss he been during that time intimate with
'VRa. RYSs; AZ onS tme ne boarded with nv mo,hor
24STs Isa ISaS nsq ,hISl Rns ma ~ ses lIn. n.a
ing the confidential friend Of my mother, was also
hs et ~ NY Voup nISsnyE So1as sho az h
been IN the habit of vIsitingltY A'' ''
wbsncyes bs bwHSnessS %ss 1s sl' to do o or
o.-Was Mr.. Browne regarded more than as n
passing friend ss 2, ,,r,, ,,r,, :. ono :,
.Q:-IIow long has Il beon since your mother mar.
H9h yeaT aen last ADr,i Altar .ha ,0.r.,.,.
Mr. Browne oeased boardins with ma but ~ hss
ever since come to our house whenever he chose mas
house op daT AZ sTsnip whon browne called at your
Pieasa sta,e thor N ,ba Court Al, Oh.
Of die circnmstapcess W WV N'"i' III '"s' 'Vuhho"
& &%htP,ssG ga came 70 the house between Susrtsr
door ste, When 10 ernroached 10 IN ~ ~. Wy .aont
any inqRrjss after any Mr. Caldwell wa. stand
tween BroWne and CahisI ontsISe ~ Az I ue
for as soon as Mr. Browne Approached, Mr.. nc Caldwell
o.SWben MIR Browne came nm did he inouira for
any onet Hs d,a No,
, o,-Where WAS your mother M this timo9
n.-Sne was atthe house q our next door neiehbor.
Browne and Mr CaIdWeIIS Siu W" "e"' Ue'"een mr.
A;i-As Mr: caldwell burned away to go into the
moments conXo-sstia ss ,sith o reh WISH iew
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-24
AUCTION SALES.


A UCTION SALE-BY JACOB GRAFT 90.
IN Furniture at Auction.-Will be sold at public
auction on SATURDAY MORNING, August 25, at
81 O'Clock, at 1877 West ThiId-st, the Furniture
of private family, viz Hairooth sofa, do. parlor
chairs, center-table, etaeere, window.bl Brus-
sells carpets rug, sideboards diningtable, Britain
mia ware, dining and tea ware, glassware, child's
car riage, window-shades, oil-cloth, cottage and
other bedsteadR, bureaus, wash-stands, toilstware
iIcarpet, CRADLE Cane chairs, chamber carpets,
l9oting- glass, cooking-stoye and apparatus and
a, JACOB GRAFT, Auetioaser, y
su2i l1H rs East Fourth-st.
A uCTION SALE.-By J. II. TAYLOR & 90.
IN Desirable business Property at Aucton.-Will
be sold at Public Auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, August "a, 1860, at three
o'clock, all the following Real Estate, situated on
the north side Of Fifth street opposite Mill, being
% feet 'front.' and extending back 70 feet to twelvo-
foot alley, together with the four Frame Cottages
thereon. ~. -.,..... d q. IL -. E.
ALsO-I2O feet west of the above, a Lot fronting
80 feet on same side Of Fifth-sreet extending back
Al So 25 ieet west Of the above, another desirable
Building, fronting 25 feet on Fihh-street, and ex-
tending back to same alley. e e aNfEtE.W n
ALSO -Four desirable building Lote, ronting %
feet each on the south side of Longworth-at., aud
extending back 50 feet TO the same alley, being op-
posite the above pfoporty. ~ III. f'iit II .
Terms OF fsals-0nc- third cash, balance In one and
tive years. with per cent interest, secured by
mortgage. Title good, Sale positive
y. ...s, J. R. TAYLOR, Anctioneer,
au22-c 19O Vine. street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-24
STEAMBOATS,.

U>RIDAY PACKET FOR PARKERS-
e BURG AND WHEELING.-The deSs n
above, II N 7, MoBURNIE Agent.
ERIDAY PACKET FOR PARKERs-
n BURG AND PlTTSBURG,-The N~S. r.
flne steamer MARY COOK will leave stfa1.-AH
as above. n. McBURHIE, Agent. -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-24
LOST.

II OST-0n Tuesday morning, on Western-row
N or Fourth ST., between Ninth and Race, one
pair of Gold-band Spectacles, marked J. p, and Q
Leather Porte-monnaie, contRining 50, and a small
Watch Key. The finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving them at the Walnut-st. Bank. au23-bs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-24

I. FIRST oFTHx SEAsoEs - Received this dag.
by express at the Yersndah, q superior lot Of
Princess Bay shell oysters; X y.
b asnslsaql Ssere hstlt.'-''tNt t.-'tN : ~ We
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-24
BOARDING.

IlOARDING-A few young men of good moral
UO character can find the comforts Of q home at
No. 454 West Fifth-street. Street cars pass every
five minutes. Reference required. au23-bf
ROARDING-Ay young lady wishes to get board
no boarSops sisrancs, eSan IN e2cbsngo immo o
diately. Address A. @. H., 6S West Fourth-st.
10 lau23-b'l ~. !
IDOARDING-Gentlem wishing comfortable
IHD beard, can be accommodated at the Australia
House, aga Walnut-st., above Sixth. Also, room
au2i.d. JOHN MARTIN, Proprietor.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-24
PERSONAL

RERsONAI.-Be Il known that from and after
III this time the Office formerly known as $50
Centrai.av. Is changed 70 3O3 Elm, above Eighth.
Business Of any kind will and must be strictly at
tended to. u. FOSTER q CO.,
au2i-bs Proprietors.
L-NOTICE-Merchants and others
II having claims to collect, real estate to sell
OF buy, trades to make OF any kind, will find 1t
TO their interest TO apply at 3O3 Elm-st., above
Eighth. Also, thoso wishing 10 rent or procure
tenements can be suited by applying as above,
au24-b' Il. FOSTER CO., Proprietors
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FOR RENT.


EOR RENT-A pleasant Front Room, COM
priyats family. Apply at S7S l EisHth,Ss, DS bS IN
tween Central av. and John. au22-b'
lNOR RENT-P AIT OF A DWELLING
n From four to six rooms, In very desirable
distey at y, Mound.st. Good TeferehePe TsdaireS a
tau24-bl 'FiiFI
FOR RENT-H0UsE-Y7 Broadway. suitable
snS al 81 % throughout FGs ga
EOR RENT-Three pleasant Rooms, with gas,
E water, etc, suitable for small family, on the
first floor Of Dwelling Ill Sixth-st betwesn Vine
eo end RSes Ia 5 Rent ss per month"; Inquire st the
- rooms, on Walnut Hills. The lot on which i
is situated contains about one acre OF ground well
TSgps Mth snd
seeking retired and healthy place. Rent sl2 50
Fer month cH Ss sases Sp yorses terms
Walnut Hills. au2-bs
VNOR RENT-FURNIsnED RoOMs-with ali
II the o0nv0niencesI AgPsy at 81 East Third-st'
FoR RENT-Two large upper, ,,m ,r9oms, with g
nut-st. au23-bs
NOR RENT-HOUsE-I0S George t-eight
- rooms, gas, bath rooms. Inquire at 50 Barr
VCOR RENT-TwO FURNIsHED ROOMS
ated, within Ave minutes walk Of the Postofiice.
Apply at No. 8, north side Of Seventh -st., third
door east OF Main. au22-d'
EOR RENT-A ROOM-On frat aoor, 3sx23
best bnsness iocsity f in the City WOULD suit amy
Light manufacturing business. Address Box $50,
Postofice. .C vfe.E -tInH leL aulS-h"
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Ssmes writing shs fossgoiag We hass
received Nh Eastern paper eoatsining
the following stlsgraphis alspsssh fsoza
WashiDgsa, from whss viii be sean
thai fhs Cass Heron Treaty has besa
|xasikea b tbs UonaTaas II Nsw araaa-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-16
TELEGRAPHlC.
YesIelday AllaInoonIa RePoTt.



a SFEwoFIEup, No, jane H.
The Butterdeld Overland Mail coach with Mise
passenggla. and San Francisco datoa Of the 2afh
alt, arrived at 10 50 this evening.
fht usaal packages and summary Of the Ca3i
fofulp news are not YET received, bus the sen
Franclaeo papers yield the following meagre a.
JSisss Street and six other gentlemen have
formed compauy with capital stock % uae
amount of $50 900 for the pufpose Of building q
telegraph line from San Francisco % fort ! uiaa
via san Jose, GilFoy, and Los Angles and
ore hpndred Tun, were hred IN Auburn on re.
ceipf offhe Intelligence announcing the uouinh.
tioh Of Bell and Everett Immense entuhsiasin
1Arrsr rnon sAfAS
Tho following notice is posted In the Custom
april s-ihs Prince Gotario 5 not yet dead
and there a every hope ofhis re1oyefy
The foiloaiuE ls from private letter
Yokohsn1a. knTil Sd About a week ago Prince
GosEiro, when on his way iroel nis private dWei-
ling 20 the place in leddo, with his usual guard
Of lG, was STACKED BY party oi IS
killed and several wounded on each side, inclu-
ding Prince among lhe larter.
The guard lonEht breyely.
Daring the attack on Gotairo one Of the asseii-
ants Was fslally Wounded-one ot his comrAoes
90 prevent his detection cut OF bis head and made
hit escape through one Of ne door Close a.
The Tycoon ordered the officer In charge Of the
rafe 10 commit HaulEaTl which be did,
It g mppQsed By many that a serious revolu
tion Is impending, which II successful Will re
suit in the speedy expulsion or death Of all for
ciruCFa
Ihe Government has taken extraordinary pre-,
cautions 70 protect themselves and this place from
a1sallt Guard houses have been established
niohr the road 60 Yeddo, and the guards armed
BaiidiRT s going forward 10 considerable ex-
tent
Gotairo is one ofthe most powerful men in the
Empire and rules So provinces
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rRnn wAsHTNGTnN.

" ARLINGTON auAe 20
The report made 10 tho Senate this morning
by Mr.. Mason comprises 40 page foolscap pages
exclusive Of yUiunllnoun testimony.
A full history Is given Of Brawne movements
and results and reference 4 made % tne utter IN
security Of the peace and safety OF some Of me
States owing to the excited condition Of the pub.
mind.
The riaed earbines, manu- faetured u, Connect
cut, L would appear 70 be orainatily gsea ~
she strife in Kansas, and sent thither for that
purpose were voluntarily placed BY the Massa
ehnsetts Kansas Committee through Il chairman
In the hands Of Brown with vague and uneN
planned Instructions as 70 their use bat the truth
wns Il would appear be finally conceived the pur
pose of exciting civil war In some Of the slave
holding States.
This expectation 90 atrocious In character
would have been arrested had even ordinary care
been taken on the part OF the Massachusetts,
Committee TO ascertain whetheFBrown was truth
fol In his professions,
The Committee are not prepared 70 suggest any
legislation which IN their Opinion would be ade.
qua'e 20 prevent like occurrence In future
Il the several states, whether from motives Of
Il not nom isisfnS SsliaT. dS bot bsld it il nsGa
bent On them aicr the cIpaionco Of the country 20
ggaIFa N iasufs By eppToprisle lsgslstion aSantl
anee elsewhere for the security Of pence between the
state Of Union 90 aFi hoWsveT e. the SAFETY Of TIE
earnestly recommend that provision shoald b made
BY the executive, n neccslary By law, % keep
mories and arsonSs q the United States Is seme
Nay amer ths manner nov prletiood At the NAVY
Yards and forts.
ne fsPoTi Is signed BY Msasrs. Mason, Davis and
Fitch
senaiogu Collamer and Doolittlo the minority, In
the coHEq o. their braf report, say there g no ev
dence that any other ciiEan than thOs8 with Brown
wsre eecss9Ey . this outereak Ro5 any pEqoi that
its purposes In the pear lS9 Nor does any evidence
show there slaH conspiracy 70 rescue Brown o. his
associates fromiprisou IN Virginia. Time and rehoc-
ton have happily dislipated much Of the alarm and
suspicion and have shown thet the raid vas but an
Kansas. They say there Is 40 act calling for Con
egeasiQnal legislation.
HE o. s. Agricultural Society has nearly
perfected the arrangements Cor holding its Sth
annual exhibition ct Cinclnnati, IN September
The premium list win be larger than a. any slm
liar exhibition N the world.
The report, prevalent several days ago, that
Gen. johnson would be appointed Quarter Mas
ter General, hss not been confirmed
IL is proper that Col chas. Thomas viii sue
eeed TO tbs vacancy oecasioned BY the death Of
Gen Jesup
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-16
BEDFORD wooLEN FACTORY.

ID LAMOINE, THANKFUL FOR THE
fabishant Of his business in Bedford bags lsavst
inform the farming public that he continuesl = man
ufacture Wool into
RsTsemers Cloth, Flannel and Stocking KaTn,
both white and eolored By ths yard and pound, or
otherwise work Il upon shares.
HaElHg cumplete set Of machinery for the pur-
pose shall bo enabled short notice 70 Card Wool
into holsf or make il into yarn 70 guIt customars
EULIIAG and CLOTH DRESSING done to order
Having had . long and varied experience IN the
Eastern and Western WOolen ManuiEctorieg, feel
confident Of giving perfect satisfaction.
- The subscriber will warrant that the full
amount Of Wool entrusted 70 his care shall b made
manner.
~ An damages promptly paid, and b. living up
10 the above Epecnclfionl he feels satiled Of OBJ
taiHiug an extensive patronage.
Bedford, cuyahosa CO., o., Nay ,, is6o-Tasi
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HOME TESTIMONY.


WEST BEDRoRD, CoshOcton Co., o., Nay Il, i5s.
Mr.. H. D. kIEGsLET-Sir: i have been selling the
medicines Of the Graeienberg Company for the last
ten years, and have invariably found them 70 give
good satisfaetioni and the pills I have sold to 2
60 - tt.slL tea aug coneel Aho
Marshal's Uterine CatholOon Is q medicine that has
done great amcuut Of good in Female Diseases.-
One lady ] sod 70 told ne she had received more
benefit from one bottle than she did from q long
eourse of medical treatment N tie NOT skillfnl
physiCiau. JAMES WILSON.
The Graefsnberg MARSHALL Uterine cathOli-
con.
Is offered as q certain cure accompanied with tbs
following symptoms:
Irrsgularities Weakness s. Faintness--Dara
Appetite-SalloW COmplexlon-Pain in the
Back and kidneFs-ChillB-Cold Hands
and fset-R RloatinF-F FeFeTishps1s-
Neural -Headaehe-
Iessnsss--D Disturbed Sleep-Flus
Of Heat-Gensral Pain-CraEllng and Pain In
the Spine and between the shouldGrG-Acjd
Stomach-Nausea-Dificu Passing Of Urine,
with heat or smarting-Itching, Burning and lrri.
tation In tbs Urine Organs -hightmare-Di
pepsia-Hy Hysterics-Anx Face
Nervous misunderstanding
Constipation--Lrritable Temper
DepraYsd Appetite-F -Flatulence-Bloate
and Irregular HOEels-Unpleasan Dreams
Pains in the Uterine 0rgana-humbness and Pains
in the Limbs.
~ Sold by City Druggists and Medicine Dealers
throughout the country.
lag- For Medicines or Agencies Address
u. b. KINGSLEY, OlsIeland.
novl2d&w General Agent for Ohio.
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Nv YORK nLARKET-IUNE 1s

! ElOURg-sales lI2sO bblS; at Ss,OO95,l0 for su
per1ne Etatei t5il0G5E for extra gtafs; SCI 91d d
ior 9ulernne HolteIns ti,011 - Or common K
/ meal9m e1tTe ,Westefni t5Y5le5Y6o Tor shipping
irregular and holders are Gnxious 70 reaiiFe snd
have accepted decline Of Sc per bbl The demand
/ beth for export and home consumption & quitG
moderate.
CANADIAN FLOUR Sales Of $50 bbls at ss.z
@7,40 for common 70 choice extra Market stesdieF
with moderato demand.
Rye FLOUR-salss at ss,I0aA20 sor esmmoa
% choice snpsrfne. Market steady with uman
CORN lTRAIs-saias of77 bbls at s. sOas. s. f5r
jersey sS,7a@sso for Brandyuine. In modsrate
SFHIsKY-A shade better. SALES 47s bblI al
1H@Z2c, chiefly af the latter prsces
WfHEA ATt-saies OF Zoo busi prTme white Cana.
dian AZ 90; $50 bush No. Chicago spring at 81 ri
49 bush Racine tl23; COZ white Michigan at 81 50;
~ puzn amber do a. HlfLf 500 bush winter red
WeteTn e. Sly fa0 white Indiana at 81 ,45; 1000 bu
Milwaukee club at ai,2l'kGlrEj. Market heavy
The demand both for export and home consumpfiop
L quite moderate
HTE-sales a s5c Market quiet.
hARAsEK-Market Dull and nominal.
CDlfN-sales Of l2100 bush; 68a65 Tor sound; ahip-
Plnd Do closing at 6t97Oei yellow southern 70R Rf5c
OATs--sales a 4ogA2o for vsstsrn Canadian and
ssaIs, ana a2s for eastern Canadian. In iimifsd
P0h 1ksaies ls25 bbls; 50 for new mas.
~ le5 ola ness IS Tor new prime slq
~ " ela de. Market mor5 active.
. -D9li sne unchanged. Sales go bols al
Sl4i1lr country urine; Si,58R5 for country nieSs:
Sc los0 for repacked mess, and SIi va u 90 f5r ~
tFl mess prime. - -
LARD5HaTkst quiet and hrm. sales 20 bbls
BDTTER-Dull and UNCHANGED al loalse sr
Ohio, and llaEc for state.
CHEESE-Iu mcderate demand f5r exnort a "a
ne for Inferior to prime
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-16
FRnlI NEW YORK.

Nav NoKK, June IS.
he arrangements Of the japanese Reception
Committee are fully completed and promise
itta % them Of uncommon splendor, Large pri
cl1 are being paid for the hlTe of the Windows
along the line Of the procession The front OF
tha Metropolitan Hotel & already decorated with
hundreds OF japanese and American nags. The
rart Of the Hotel set apart for the Embassy, has
been decorated under the Superintenee Of Le-
lrnd tBrofhefs, with tasteful magnidcence, en-
bracinr several novel features the reception rooms
being bannelled with finely executed painting
AZ Irronfae Euhiecfs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-16
CLEVELAND AIARKET-IUNR Is

FLOUR-ouiet. SAILS aro % bbls red vhsa;
double extra at ss7s IS bbIs choice dOabls extra Al
s5,s75<.
WHEAT-Heayy and lOVsy sslss1 car read on
track At Slsls, and 200 bush do at SID from store
and dolivered Ths inside figure is the nearest rep
reservation Of the market, and that could not be re-
lied On.
CORE-Quiet There are no sales reported ex-
esPt IN small lots for city consumption; The market
may b quoted at i7@lsc on track Holders are tol-
srably drm At 5oo for large lots delivered free
board.
OATs-Dun. Sale Of one car at SOC snts. E
HIGHWREs-salo Of 80 bbls AZ IsN.
HAMs-Lishfs Sales Of choice country cured
at lOc
sHOULDERS-salss st 71zc
BUTTER-salss 1000 hs common qualities Ct iOc,
and small lot prime At l28l2Ke
EGGs-salss Of bbls at lOc.