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NEW YORK 5TARKET-JULY II.


81 TELEGRAPH.I
FLOUR-Sales Of 1900 bbls; at S5,l5a5 20 for su-
perfnei Ss,4o@5,55 for extra State; s5,I59s2Q for
superhne Western S5S0@5,50 for Common to Mix
ed Medium Extra Western S55595,T5 for Shipping
Brands Extra Round Hoop Ohio. Market without
striking change. At the opening holders were dis
crate demand for export and home consumption
The market closed very quiet with holders Of old
mediterranean and common grades Of western rath-
s - A'llli Ms le = % Tor C5Ii.I5f %
Choice Extra Only in very moderate request and
RYE FLOUR-sales OF $50 bbls at s. s.s01l4 20
for Common % Choice Superfne. Market steady.
CORN MEAL Quiet and nOminally unchanged.
WHISkY-Ssles of65O bbls at 2le. Market heavy
and dropping.
WHEAT-Sales Of Chicago Spring at 81, rs; MEi-
wRRFses club at = 81 s so white Gsnadian at 81 q
@l, l,56-ths latter very choice; inferior Canadian
club az 81 20 new red Southern at Sl,2l white Ky
be9 sTssS u 81 N sfs5I9 f 10; new an, an5
q limited supply and fair expert demand. ..
h1E-sales az SIC. Scarce and a shade firmer
with sales Of 100 bushels --l..-I.-- -.
,hAhLEH-Continuesn nominally quiet and un-
CORN-sales OF 7,OOO bush; ct 6l@62c for sound
mixed western; Sc for western yellow; 65163c for
sound yellow. In large supply and with only mod
crate eastern and very limited export Remand
OAI5-Saleg at 3S(l40c for western and Canadian
and l99lc for State. Market steady with 4 mode-
. PORK-sales of5z5 bbIs; at SIS, ,sO@le,so for new
mess 1850 for old NESS Sl6,25 for prime; Sis50
for thin ness so for clear Sll,25 for new prime;
hEaF F-sales Of 320 bbls; ct Ssid4,25 for country
prl1ei S4lo0g5i for country ness; SsG9l050 for re-
packed mess and Sll9lz,25 for extra mess, The
LARD-Sales Of $50 bbls at la6l3s6. Market
firm with q fair demand. n 80
BUTTER Selling at lO8l5c for Ohio and lO9ls
CHEESE.-sening at 79IO4e for inferior TO
prime. Market steady.
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o. sosWEGO-AND THE UPPER LAKES.
Forming daily Line for Cleveland, Sandusky, To-
.edo, land Detroit, and Tri-Weeky Line to ana
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CONNIE ROIAL
CI.EvELAND MARKET-JULY

FLOUR -salas Of 30 bbis extra St $3.50. -f
WHRAT-Loyer, Sales Of 4 car loads new red
at SLIP cars DO at Sl,ii; do utsl,lS do old at
slls do white At 81 "a; and cars do on private
terms. i ~.
CORN-Quieta At @@Ee. No sslss reported.
OAg,s-sales Of car at SOC.
HIGHWNEs-sales Of IS bbls at isSe.
EGGS-sales Of bbls at &C, and do at 9'Ec.
CHEESE Sales at Ts4@73fo. I'D
BEANS-sals Of IS bbls at 75c ,......
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II EALTH OF AMERICAN-WO-
11MEN.-Read notices in the Tribune Since Dec,

From his Excollsncy JAMES D, WESCOTT, Coy
ernor OF Florida, and member Of the o. s. Senate:
Il oI upward OF twenty -rTe years 1 was aificfod
with disease in my family which the best medicine
and surgical talent in the country failed to cure but
Hhleh yielded ln most satisfactory manner, TO the
9Iaeienberg Remedies onseientiously advise their
use. f-rfe efsrf rsr JAS. ID. WESTCOTT.
"a ay..-. u srt NV YORK, February, 1859.
DR.. j. II. BRIDGE-Dear Sir: some two years ago
an intimate female friend had been suffering from
falling OF the womb, whites and derGnged menstrd-
alton, toEother with the attending symptoms
clearly described in your advertisements and rs ~
phl0ts. She had the very best medical skill in Nv
city till entirely Frustrated, and her physician M NE
told her that he thought her life 10 Rht possible II
prolonged little longer under the most iu,iic{,,
treatment. For. Two weeks alter that she onfir13
70 sink when came into your office at t0s t5Tss-
lenberg Medical Institute and related nor synT
toms. As you was confident Of TIE C5rSeFs5 49, 49,
Marshals Cathoicon, In relieving her she iscT -
ed all tho physicians and tried IT, thrugb AN, ,Lt
". Providentially it relieved her quickly and tis
bottles entirely cured. Since then, FOR near Two
yeaLs mere mas not been any recurrence Of the COM
palnt5 ana she a as strong, active and keait,r a.
"heh young slrA' JNO. r. BRIGGS.
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MEXICAN NEWS.

EEw ORLEANS, July 10.
The steamer Brooklyn, from Vera Cruz Ilth
handed Minister MoLane at Mobile Bay yester
day, who proceeded to Washington.
Mexican affairs unchanged,
MiramOn ysas defeated BY OglssOn at Gaudal
jara
Niramon was at Lagos endeayoring TO return
the Capitol
Foreign Ministers refused to recognize his Gov
eFnment
The schooner Black Squall, from Tampico tc
Pensacola, was lost while passing Tampico Bar
No lives lost
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FROM ST. Johns.

ST. JOINS, n =. July 10
A bark rlgged screw steamship, doubtless the
Ieutonia, from HamburEh via southampton sth
INST tef NeW York, passed CRpa Race az half
past three o'clock yesterday-Sundav morning
She made in from the south about six miles, but
Woald not stop, and no Communication was had
with her.
The 6Ohnaught, nom Galway sth, is expected
to-day
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MAKING CDNNECIlUNS. -
At Cleveland with CleEeland lolecos Cleveland,
Columbus Cincinnati, Cleveland Erie and lleye-
land & Pittsburgh Railroads.
At Solon, with hacks 20 Chagrin Falls, &c.
AT MantIia, with hacks for kavennR, 6e.
At BraceYill6 with hacks TO Newton Ealls, &c.
AT Warren with hacks 60 Sharon, Greenfield Mead
Tille, Blcomdeld,- Candeld, &C. -".- 4. ----
At YOUNGSTOWN With stages for Now Oastle, Pos
land, Lowell, and En0n Valley aud thence bT P r.
CHAs. Z. RHODES Sup't.
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nuFFAT.O lIARKET-JULY 17.

~ =" : n III ENIIIIl-llEHI
FLOUR-In good demand and market steady
Sales OF 500 bbls S4,s7@5 for extra Wisconsin; IS
ass for extra Chic and Indiana, and $4,000 for
double extra. D.. WI re.
WHFAT-DulI and no sales
C0lkN-In good demand and market frmer at the
close. Sales Of the day 1900 bush az 81 % and 526
cents. el....- y
OATS-Quiet and steady 33a33hc.
WHISK T-NOminal at 1870.
CANAL FREIGHfS-Steady. SOC on hour;
II &c on wheat; 107tc on corn, to New York. ..
LAKE IlIPORTS-l5QQ bhls -four; 1900 bush
wheat, 10000 bush corn; lO00 bush oats.
CANAL EXpORTS-4e0 bbls flour; 1000 bush
wheat; 960000 bush oern; 400 bush oats.
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M Al GTRSON


FefmeriY Of NeF York CITY s1l pa{ gns hun
dred dollars Tor Che proof tal5 ne eef la3 q elle
lie aPoys % aaSs 5saaf 81 snf otbr fkysieaa IN
the United States treats ne aal1a 1lsea9e8 Win
Hfter msnr ysars Of laborious study and expert
snce, Or. g1Bs0a , happy in being aels 2 an an
= sPEEDI AND PER1IANENT CUBE
6f the above and other private dleoi vita al oaa
efsets arising thsrafruIn. fHcluiing
DEBILITY OR NERVOUS PhOsIRAIlch-
6s s whom me- 6sd s4beHded n S kuadT q os via
selfstY led Physicians Who lrglss @ tfeal ~ -
iesst Particle Of benefit
Aitk0ugh DR.. GIBSON has Diploma, yet be
a DnidIna q somuarafirely simple thing, destitute
Of Intelligence, for neither diplomas nor eole6s
eient 10 always Tnaa agea men Wiss, or 70 convert
one single Ounce into medical g9nlusi neither does
Paris or London as perhaps some others do for the
purpose 9f ensnaring the innocent. bnt WAY M ".
give entire satisfaction 20 those Who repole conn
danee IN his ability and integrity, and tnat ne 4es ,
Challenges any Physiihn 81 London 81 Paris, or any
patent medeine % equal fgr the radical cure o. sem
both mental and physical arising nom sexual Or
Dr. GIBSON also claims for his nov treatment the
following advantages over all others yet di3coTereQi
and irst me agents Pssa ~ ~ n 9o 5e'peSs @ @ =
Mercury, nor any other deleterions drug. aeo9naly
y his freafnenfis positive and certain IN an cases.
he stands prepared 20 90 into any public or private
hospital in the United states and damonstrate th9
great fact that be is able 70 permanently cure ten
cases, in the same Length Of time required pT any
l ether Physician 70 cure cue similar case
Fellow CitiEensi facts tangible things and n
L this age, the only pabula upon which the public
mind can be ed and troIn which lnst and definite
l conclusions can Be d1duCed- a.l
1Dr, GIBSON is permeneutY located IN Cleveland,
and has during the past six months Performed many
cures Of diseases which lad l3f yslrs resisted an
other modes Of treatment. HesIuee can pe given %
individuals Of the fTst respsciahty in Cleveland,
Boston, New York, and other cities in regard 10
skill and integrity in al professional
I Dyspepsia, Rhuematism, slrQfula and All chronic
diseases treated with unusual success,
So Medicine sent 20 any part q The country On
| receipt Of ten dollars.
Dr, GIBsoN's New Work on Physiology for sale
/ at has Offce.
~ DR. GIBSON,
Professor Of Eleetr0pathy and Medicine,
RB- once No. IL Ontario street, up stairs, fsV
doors from the Public Square,
ONCE hours from 70 ~ and rom 70 70 O'Clock
l daily, (Sundays excsptsd-) now
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TnnnT PRIIlAiIRLPHIA.


"a nrr occurred this morning at2p,cloek m The
rroeerv stbrc ofVym. Aud In West AlarkUtstreet
n gpfrhd 10 the stairway, preventing the escape
OF the occupants OF the upper rooms Ihree
females and one boy escaped irQm the seeoi'u ,
only person inlured Auld was arrested, the con.
dition ofthe store showing that i had oeeh SCI
on hre. e..H .. ...rH.
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PROM WASHINGTON.

au WAsHNefoS, July IT,
a copy Of the Hritisl ori6r IN council relative
% the war against China. though dated early In
Aurch lH1t, has Just been ofhcially communicated
10 the State Department.
D a. notice 20 The same effect has also been re
eeited ffom the Ercnch Government, from which
Il appears that Victoria ana Napoleon intend
and desire 20 act during the hostities, in strict
conformity with the declaration Of the European
CongTess AZ Paris, April 1856, respecting mara
time rights. They undertake toeNtend the dec.
aration that the flag Of a neutral power shall
cover the enemies goods, with the exception of
coutIaband Of war, 20 al powers which may be
neutral On ihe hostilities
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The CoLLIssIoN N LAKE HuRoN.-The scow which
ooilided with the schooner Thornton q few nights
since in Lake Huron proves TO have been the Whit
Iesoai which was damaged to the extent Of some
so. The damages to the Thornton VII reach nsarer
the sum q 500 than the amount before reported,
conaiderebe damage having been done 10 her sails.
eae VII bs ready 70 proceed on her voyage to-6ay.-
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DOUGLAs N lIAssACHUsETrs.

hoRcRsrER, July H.
Judge Douglas arrived here this p NJ, few
minutes past O'Clock, and was greeted By an
immense crowd Of people. A salute was iTs
from the open space south of the depof
der the direction Of Aejutnnt studiey. mn
form was erected within few feet A iat
lrof which Judge Douglas was Of the ear
the multitude by Hon. Isaac j s,,fro5,c,T IL -
few other friends had met avis who WITH . :
depot and accompanied aim az tbe .functio5
" ashington square aim 70 the depof 9f
aoQlt eiEet minas Judge DouRlas Fpoire
pnofaled as = -es. The widest enfbusisS-o
crowd iouoWp ,e trsin left the depot Ti6e
giYs Il up ., = Iof some distance, unTgiliing 10
fAeaiIng and swinging their hats.
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oswEeo nlARKFr-IuLY u.

lBT TELEGaAPH.l
FLOUR-In moderate request aud the market is
unchanged.
WHRAT--In limited demand. Sales OF 300 bu
extra Milwaukee club at 81 p.
CORN-HAs declining tendency with good de-
mand. Sales Of 20Q0U bush Illinois at 531Sc.
OATS-Dull and nominal. t.17
BARLEY & RYE-Inactiye demand.
CANAL FREIGHTSS-Firm. Flour &c; wheat
Sc; corn T3<c, 10 New York.
LAKE IlIP0RTS-5O0 hhls -four; 1000 bush
wheat; 620Q bu corn; 1900 bush oats.
CANAL LfEXP0RTS-22O bbls -four; 6OOO bush
wheat; 1900 bu corn.
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SHOT BY AcCIDENT.

OGDENsBRGH, July Il.
M Day, a law student Of this place, and Mr. Der
~ q knlsel IN this county, went 20 the woods on
hunting excursion yesterday, Mr. RUSSELL BECOMING
reparated Mr.. Day shot Mr.. Darby through me
heart killing bin instantly, mistaEing him fgr a.
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Professor Of Eleetr0Pathy and Medicine,
Ra- once No. IL Ontario street, up stairs, fsV
doors from the Public Square.
Onice hours from 70 ~ and nom to % O'Clock
daily, (Sundays eXceptali-l now
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sLRAH a HidaiN66THI.M.
IOuls I5sPg.1'ttIluk,Iyp t,oope-

The Restorative Is put up In bottles of tree sizes
viz z:-Large, medium and small; the sL-ai bottle 3
pint and retails for one dollar Ger bSttiS ho me-
llum holds twenty per cent more in proportion than
the small, retails for two dollars per the
ArSo hoids quart 40 per cent more In proportion,
ana r9tails tor three dollars per bottle,
., J. WOOD CO., Pruprfetofs, No. g44. .F,171Hi.
way n. y, and No, ia Market st., St Louis, Mo-
And sod By all Druggist and Fancv Gnns Iia.nra.
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KILLED BY LIGHTNINC.

DASBUEr, Ct, July II.
An unusually severe thunder storm passed over
TINS place last evening. The lightning struck a
dwelling on Spring street, Instantly killing Pat
riek Lynch and slightly damaging the building
Lynch leaves q wife and 4 children The light.
nlng also struck In several places outside ef Dan
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TEIEGRAPHlC.
TO1toraay Alornoon's Report.
IMPORTANT Fl58lI NRw YORK.


,,.. IMPORTANT EIs8aG NRW YORK.
ath NV Fouk, July H.
aaNIaa Ihe Times Washingfon correspondent says
teat the new French Minister'S first official com
~-q nunicltion 70 the etaie Department. was the
.r.aa = nouncemcnt thar Fr1nce and England had de-
elafed war against china giving assurance that
neutral goods excepting oontrabaud, would be
- flThe Heraid1 correspondontiu Senator Cling
nan has written letter declining 70 support
Dougins,
4Ahk John Morrissey publishes challenge to Hee
nan olering 2 light him IN four months for irom
$40 70 sl0O00 . side
Nearly 600 persons visited the Great Eastern
ycstffaay. Toe Chicago EoupVul visit her
Wedncs3ayl bY Invitation, and viii perform drill
q .Trf rinQYcincnis on her deck
fL 81 Pottmasttf G2chora III gava noioe yesterday
t4fal avenues, slreete, lanes, &C, in New YORK
-T sIe post rQ2qa All private letter eefers are or
~ dcfed 10 be td1nrCssed aite4 The nSl Of August
Thirty ihrGG daeliiug houses were burned yes
tgfday in washington street occupied by forty
ht VI three families Los f2l 90 L.t
..- ~ Iae Heelfn last evening IN pion Square of
rusl Fillmore oud CONSERVATIVES men who are IN favor
.- OF Lincoln and Hamlln, very large and en-.
~ d II SnnIihsic lk Judge Nn lIitchell presided
u..l SpsGchcs ftTe made By Horace Greeley Rnfis
AuirtWd aua Daniel Gilman. and Letters were
Rad frold Roger s. Baldwin, OF Connecticut j Ia.
-. . IT Q RufnElr ,Qi lhatEuqua county, Truman Smith
aud Others Revolutions cudorsing Lincoln and
Hannlip were passed unanimously.F
a.n-iE "A dispatch 10 the Tribune says Mr. McLane'
,rrr r retprn fon Mexico doubtless looks % his with.
t'-- o. draTa loiIthh mission es there no Immediate
prosqect Of such changes Ia Mexican aIairs as
may demand his attention,
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HOME TESTIMONY.

WEST BEpFoRD, COshoeton Co. O.. Nav a 80
Mr.. H. b. kINGsLEY-Sir: 1 have bean Saline tho
medicines OF the GrHeienberg COMPANY for the last
ten years; and have invariably found them 10 give
Booo satlslaclOn; and the Pills l have sold r. 4
great many as regularly their tea and coffee and
with my trade they have become a STAPLE article-
marAhals uterine CathOlOon is a medicine that has
done great amount Of good in Female Diseases -
Ohe lady sold 70 told me she had received more
~ Denent IRON ~ ~ one bottle than she did from a long
course OF medical treatment by the most skilifnl
PHYSICIAN JAMES WILSON.
The Graefenberg MARSHALL Uterine Catholi-
con.
Is offered as certain cure accompanied with Cbs
following aynptOms:
irregularities w eakLess = Faintness--Darun
Appetite-Sallow OOmplexion-Pain in tbe
Back and kidneys-C Chills-Cold Hands
and BlOating-F -Feverishness-
Neuralgia -Headache-Rest-
ilessness-Disturbed sleep-Flpsb
Of Heht-General Pain--OraWlfne les
the Spine and between the ShOT and Pain in
stomach-Nausea-Dit theah p -ldeTs-Acld
with heat or Emarting-Itchb assing OF Urine,
tation in the Urine 0rgs- 81 Burning and lrri-
pepata-Hy ysterics- -ls--h1gh tnare-Dis-
Nervous w. Anxiety-Red Face
- Oonstipatior tehing5StaTting-
DepraV0d D. Irritable Temper
and IrreSgt .epetite-F e-FIatulence-Bioated
Pains in the ar BOwels-Unpleasant Dreams
Uterine Organs-humbness and Pains
EE-Se' In the Limbs.
throug' .d by City Druggists and Medicine Dealers
FERF uuut the country.
E For Medicines or Agencies Address
II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
nOvi2d&w General Agent for Ohio.
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RACR 90 Id Gown o..

HHrIAnELPHIA, July II.
The race between Flora Temple and Goorgs NJ
Eatche4, advertised for Thursday at the pount
breeze Ferk track will not take place A 500 purse
Has raised for the winning horse but the owner Of
Aiehen refuses to run unless he receives SlO0Gwin
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CHICAGO, July IT,
The leading friends Of Bell and Everett from
various counties in this State held business
meeting IN this city to-day. II was resolved to
call convention to meet at Decatur on the 10th
Of August 70 nominate Electors and State OH
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NEwARKl \. j., July L.
negro boy y years old belonging 20 and accom-
p5ning HI. Luther Roll Of Augusta, Ca, Temporal
l1 aQnfning At the City Hotel In this city nyste-
rlonsy dlsappsared about o'clock to-day while the
ieiliy We're at dinner. IL Is supposed he has been
smuggled away BY abolitionists
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Ia CRossr, WIS. Julvl7

Jacob Reider, who murdered his sister in law
and mother-in-law at Brownsville, Mimi, on the
10th inst, committed suicide BY shooting himself
IN his own houss yesterday. He had been -seeFe-
ted 10 the vicinity ever since the murder.
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FOUND man.

nATroNt July IL.
Dr. Job Haines, an early settler Of Dayton, and
one Of lts most respectable physicians and honor
able citizens. was found dend In his room TINS
morning, having probably died from disease oi
the heart
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ISplASAroLIs, Jnly Il,
The Democrats OF the oh District nominated
Robert Walpole for Congress.
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ERnlI AIHANN.

ALBANY July II.
Stephen A. Douglas VIII arrive here on Friday a.
ternoon.
The General COMMITTEES and Club Of Little Giants
ers maSing preParstions q giye him rseeptioni
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Last 1Tight's Report.
FROM NEW YOBK.


NEW YORK, July l..
4hree eases Of sun stroke occurred vesteriay
An Cd lady named Mrs. Isabella BurtinF was run
over and killed on Hudson street
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5PEQIFICATIONs,

The bills, resolutions and other matters specified
IN the hrst contract, to be printed in folio oolscap
less than thirty Lines Of solid matter Of the usual
length, with great primer reget only in each space
between the lines; and in counting the composition
the same will be measured as solid small plea mat
teri every necessary fraction of page to be counted
I'LL hatar
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ANGIRR HOUSE.

VIM B. Peck Buhnhlo, +. A. Frty, New York
n KIN. Esq. DO r d. Whedou. 81. Louis
III. buchanan a IA, Lous 10 o, A. Brown, Hinsdale,
E r. Titus, Hancock, y. ". W II. VI. Barton, n. Y.
Nrg C s. inealls 4 Schll- r. y. Hesmith do
urou, California. j. n. hrqWn, Phila.
VIM A. Throdp, Detroit. Mm. w. Mightman, Pitts
]. III .Truw bridge DubuQue Isaac p. Norris, Phila.
n pickard. n. Mauitouoc Jas. Norris, do
=. Pickard, Bulhlo. u lsaae w MoTtis, do
Mrs. n n. Hand Mr.. Jno. A. Adams, Baltimore
Hand, City A. Washington, Nv Washing 8,
f. g. Remorick, n. y. J. 7. Jones & wife, Phila.
Jas. Graham. do r. 4. Jones, do
J. b. FAY, MeaGviile Pa. Miss Pattee Jones, do
J. A. McNulty. do TG Rosengatenk kbro do
r. N McCullouch, Wells Miss Rosengather. do
Vile y. q. Sessions & vi, Cal.
III. ~. Iay Ion, Norrens Mrs. johnson, do
i. Y. PAYNE, Garrottsvile n. Reeve, Detroit,
l. B. Gunckie, Dnyton,0. II. ]. Owen, Liberty, Mo.
~ d. Buck, Cincinnati W. ]. Tucker So. Bend.
6. .Parsons& IA, columbus G. r. Keep Lockport
klr. sherman, Ashtahula. Angelo Grape, Albany.
j. ~. Howard Ia, n, =, W. J. ROggs, Springfield.
II. pearsal Jamaica. rr ~.
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CrSciSsArI, July II.
The Republicans Of the 18th District Of Ohio
nominated john sherman for Congress BY aceia'
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ARH1Eg

Ter ~ D at Buffalo, 18th, IRON Cleveland. Propel-
&Iy Stewart; schooner Ellington; scows Lime
.ook, l. c. Pendletoni &. s. Taylor. Cleared for
Cleveland, schooner Surprise
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CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Stmr. City Of Buffalo, Perkins, HufAla,
Stmr. May Queen, Nigor, Detroit,
Prop Owego, HOWlRnd, Dunkirk
bales wool, 600 boxes - ia bbls -four, 29i
Winess and sundrie' heese, 299 bbls high
Sehr. Gertruqef mayer y, 10 N. Y. +. X. X
Gard chicago, 400 tons coal, Rhodes
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lff' s. CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, ZOO
and intermediate ports, Connecting with the RAN
10y = ~ 'OGDEsBUBgH AND BOSTON, e-
| lowell Lawrence, Nashua, Manchester, Concord
Worcester Fitchburgh, Keene, Bellows Falls, kut-
/ land, Burlington, and other intermediate points
| TOWN & OSWEG0 RAIL ROAD, and az OSMhGS
with the New OSWEGO LINE Of FIFTY FIRST
| GLASS. CANAL BOATS on the Enlarged Cqnal pe-
l tween OsWego, Troy, Albany and New lork.
R8- Through Freig be subject to but enc Tranship'
--''I' CONNECTING AT CLEVELAND
with the several Lines Of Ran Road to Cincinnati,
louisville, st. Louis and Pits 9urgh anq WIZ M
Messrs. Hanna, Garrison 4 Co 3 LIE ' EAANDi
DETROIT& 3 LAKE SUPERIOR LIN l. -.,,t-
ports every salT' l3 -1.. A.- a. 1i1
Il. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday lls
Ji -- AT 10 O'CLOCK a. n. .--Io1 a
n AGENTS AsD COSsIGNEEs. a.
j. MYERs, a4l .lsl Broadway, \. ].
j. L. WARNER p. No Coenties Slip n. \
z, S. s6AUL2Nd, ~, DC do % 90 P,sfor qo
JOHN HOCEEGt n 10. 20 STATE street, boston
q. L. THOMPSON, JE, OgdensbUrgh.
GEORGE PARKER, 40 i
GEO. A. EDDY, OsWegO-
CR1wFoRD & Aovrr, dc
I w. 7. WALKER, I0leuo.
+. r. MATHEWS, DelTolt-
%. J. HALL, AlllMautAee-
MoHENRY & BAKER, Racine.
MATTER 3 Co., Cnlca8o.
kIfE MITCHELL, .r-,., - q, n, 4jS,t,ivLItu Sti Louls.
isb2sR2 Agents, Cleveland.
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