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HOUSE.
wAsHrzorOx, June p


Mr. Grow, from the Joint Committee Of Con
ference on the disagreement amendment TO the
Post Once Deficiency Bill reported that they
would recede from its disagreement TO the first
amendment, providing that the service between
the sameltme as Is now prescribed in the contract
with the Isabel and that the Isabel shall be paid
for the service performed at the rate prescribed
In the contract
The amendment restores all the service discOn-
timed CT eurtailed, since the 4th of March, 1859
except the route from NeoshO 10 Alberquerque
and from Kansas City TO Stockton
Part Of route No. 60I5, west Of FL Paso, leaY-
ing the discretion of the Post Master General on
the postal service the same as under the existing
law for discOntinuance or curtail Of services.
Grows proposition under the operation Of the
previous question was agreed to, 124 against 5S.
Gurley, from the Printing Committee, report
ed resolution which was passed, to print 90 coo
extra copies Of the mechanical part Of the Patent
Once Report, 10 900 for the use Of the Office and
the remainder for the use Of the House.
The Light House Appropriation bill was con
sideEed and passed
resolutions
Authorizing a vessel connected with the Coast
Survey TO proceed beyond the limits Of the Uni
ted States for the purposes connected with the
observation Of the eclipse Of the sun on the 18th
Of July.
To Eappiy Switzerland and the Naval Academy
each with copy Of the result Of wilkes explor-
10 supply the Cherokee and Chickasaw nations
with such copies Of laws and journals as are fur
uished to the organized territories.
Adjourned
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TELEGRAPHIC,
Yesterasy AftsEnoonla Rsport.
WAsHINGrON NIATrRRs.

WAsuuEaroN, June II.
The Senate Committee on Finance met to-day,
bat took no action on the tariff They adjourned
til tomorrow, when the subject will b. discuss
Od5 ~ Hunter has promised his friends 90 reach
aune decision on "Wednesday, and report the ~.
suit 90 the Senate The present purpoge q 20
move q poztnonomcnt Of the tafiG bill till next
December, alleging a want Of time 70 consider Il
fully, Instead Of reporting 90 much Of Mr.. Nor
rls tafiu bill Sc provides for loan 10 meet hlr.
hnchanan6 floating debt Of 81 coo 900, Hunter
inteads b move it a. an independent amendment
% one 81 the pending apprdprlstions BY way Of
an considerations Of The tariff
Dispatches were received from McLane to
day, which gave q far more discouraging account
Of the prospects Of the Liberals than has yet been
published All the recent statements Of their vic.
tories appear 20 have been eNaggerated, and Il h
hatdlg probably from internal disoords and other
causes, that the Jaurez can sustain itself even
numinally, much longer, II at all.
& g UNDERWOOD that SenOr Mata received sub
stcntially tha same intelligence.
MeLanc is not expected % return home imme.
dintslr.
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HOME TESTIMONY.


WEST BEDToRD, Coshocton Co., O., Nay u, i59.
medicines Of the Graeienbarg Company for the last
ten years, and have invariably found them TO give
good satisfaction and the Pills have sold to q
great many as regularly their tea and coffee and
with my trade they have become staple article
Marshalls Uterine Catholoon is medicine that has
done great amount Of good in Female DISEASES
One lady sold 20 told me she had received more
benefit from one bottle than she did from long
course Of medical treatment BY the most skillful
physician. JAMES WILSON.
The Graefsnberg MARSHALL Uterine Catholi-
~ .-.-. con. -..rf-. -t-rH
Il offered IS q certain ours accompanied with the
following symptoms:
Irregularities Nv eakless - aintne98--Dorang
Appetite-salloW ComplsxiOn-Pain in the
Back and Kieneys-Ch Chills-Cold Hands
and feet-Eloatina a--F FaVarig ghuesa-.
NeuralRia-HeadRche-Re
Isssness-pisturbed Sleep-Fiushes
Of Heat-General Pain-CraWlinF and Pain in
the Spine and between the ShoulderB-Acid
Observation-Disclosures Passing Of Urine,
with heat or ng-ltehing, Burning and Irris
tatiOn In tbs Urine orFans-S ightmare-Dis-
tepsia-HiyB Bterics-A uxiety-aed FACE
Nervous MISUNDERSTANDING
Constipation--lrritable TemDer-r
DspfhVed Appetite-F Flatulencs-B Blogted
and irregular Bowels-UnpleRsant Dreams
Pains In the Uterine Orgens-Numbnesg and Pains
Y -l IN the Limbs. H TT.I
~ Sold by City Druggists and Medicine Dealers
t1E9eRSuM Fes .2S q Agencies Address
H. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
noVlzd&y General Agent for Ohio.
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FLOUR--sales llloo bblS; at S5lo95l5 for su-
for superfne western; S5,5oG5l0 for common to
medium extra western; $5,71d5ys0 for shipping
brands extra Ohio round hoop Market clogi1E dull
and heavy. Shipper are not disposed to 5uy 20 any
material extent, while the home trade refuse 70 take
more than guincient 70 supply immediate wants.
CANADIAN ELUUR-ealel OF 40 bois ct t5,20
@7,40 for common 70 choice ezra. Market shade
RYE FLoUR-sales at Ss,5oal,2O for common
to choice superfne Market quiet.
CORN mEAL-Quiet and dun, at S3,lO@s,ao ior
WHIsKY-Hesvya and less active. Sales $50 Obbls
WHEAT-sslss Of 800 bush white Indiaua At
tl,45i 400 do at SlfS lO00 bush winter red MichERn
e 81 ,35 1000 bush red Southern az S1,4O e000 bush
Racine spring at 81 ,2t6; 1000 bush inferior Canadian
bushels Milwaukee club at Si27 Market opsned
aeHyy and dropping and under strong pressure to
RYE-sales at s5as6c Market ouist
HARLEY-MarEst Duh and nominal
gu4LN-5ales Of 5000 buHh; ef065c for unsound
mixed western; &c for sound thippinF 40. nc for
To35a yslleW- Market firm with fair local and east
OAT.s-sales at ssx6s95kc for Canada Fast. and
logtzzf Tor western Canadian and ststs III limited
PORK K-selles go bblsi SSH for now usau; clos
inR with no sellers under $3.50 Sl725 old do Si7
s7al745 for thin mess; Sl862 for priiles ei5 n
for old do. Market quiet and holders generaily
very firm, which checks the demand. Fl -
S4@4 25for country prime; S60a5 for country meas;
ss8l050 for repaeked mess, and I'll 2s9l25 for
IARD1Msrkst quiet and firm. Sales 800 bbls
HUTTRR-DuIF and unchanged at l09l7c for
Ohio, and 1la2oc Tor state. .H.-.T
CHEESE-In moderate demand for export at "a
ll8c for Inferior 70 prime -
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PORT OF CLEVELAND.

stmr Western Metropolis Goldsmith, Buialo, 2pks
hardware, }. Baldwin Son; pks machin-
cry, q, a p. r, r. a empty barrels, Lucas (;
q sacks leather, Lamput; rolls learher,
BOatman
stmF May Queen Ylger, Detroit, I2s bags wheat, y
bbls hsh, Is bbls salt, 6i bbls -four, 50 NJ shin
giles, 50 pEs sundries, s. A. Pierce
Prop. Wigoonsln, Hickey, Ogdsnsburgh, IA tons
mdse, Prlco Breed
sehr Fashion, Bell Detroit, 1000 Ibis twne, John
son.
schr. Madison, Bartlett, Buffalo, light.
Schr. Prince Albert, Webster, Detroit 0lbs twins,
Johnson. .HF
schr. Ethan Allen, Morris Marquette, 400 tons iron
ore, Cleveland Iron Co. rt.E
sehr. Illinois, Valentine, Pt. Hope, 65 NJ lumber,
80 n lRth, Sabin.
Scow Comet, Call Vermillion, sundrles.
6oow Black Rover, Woodruff Kelley's Island, Is
tons Limestone, OalkinB 4 Co.
Scow Rescue, Robinson. Kellys Island, a cords
lime stone, Calkinsi T5 bush potatoes, Cald-
wall
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THE C0VODF CONlTTTTEE.

WAsHINGToN, June Il.
Col Forney was before the COvode Committee
two hoafs to-day, and is to continue his testimo-
ny 70 morrow. II Is said TO be Of so important q
nature thata copy Of lt win be forwarded to the
Presidont fer examination before being made
public, Contrary to the usual practice of the
COMMITTEES, they placed the witness under an oh
gation not 70 reveal his testimony until L s con
eladed, and the President makes known his pleas
ure on the subject by reply or otherwise.
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RICH1IOND CONTENTION

RICHNoND, Va, June Il.
The following g the programme for tomorrow
in the Seceder'S Convention
Alter the permanent organization d accom-
plished, the Convention viii lake q recess, with
The understanding that it Is 20 continue until AZ
the Baltimore Convention, 50 ~ % allow the del.
cgates 10 20 there. In the meantime, the Rich
mond Convention Is 70 be called together again
when the Chairman deems Il advisable. All the
delegate viii 60 % Baltimore, except those from
South Carolina, who were sent 20 Richmond on
ly, but the South Carolinians who are fine set
of Fentiemen, viii wait for the other delegates
til their return and take Joint action with them.
The disndvantage Is, however, that the vote Of
South Carolina win be lost in the Baltimore Con
rrsrffnu
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GROC EsI

+ M. HOVER CONTINUES TO
81 receive, direct from New York and Cincin-
natl large additions to hs already large and we'll
rio street, which, BY his facilities and experience,
has enabled him TO purchase at unusually low hg-
ures, which he oers to the trade and at retail AZ
such prices as will be inducement for those who
visit the city TO call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere
~ In addition TO his extensive stock Of Groceries,
he keeps a large supply Of Flour, Salt, Fish, and
Water Lime, at Wholesals and retail
iune6:W29s
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THE EJAPANI Sc.

= PHILADELPHIA, June II.
The Tribune correspondence says The best
informed among the japanese admits the posi-
bity Of an Instruction in their country, but dis
believe the report Of the Tycoon's assassination
Prince Meto spoken Of es leading the insurgents,
& Of the highest rank and greatest power In the
Eupire, and his habitual attitude towards the
Government iustifes the suspicion that he has at
tempted the alleged revolt The intelligence Is
by no means discredited, but 1t hiss yetpTodueed
M rDeeial efarf
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MAKING CONNECTIONS.
At Cleveland with Cleveland Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus & Cincinnati Cleveland Erie, and Cisye-
lard & Pittsburgh Railroads
At Solon, with hacks to Chagrin Falls, &C.
At Mantua, with hacks for kaTenna, &C.
At BraceEille with hacks TO Newton Falls, &C.
At Warren with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
7ille, Bloomfield. Canfeld, &c.
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle, Po-
Land, Lowell, and EnOn Valley, and thence By P. T..
CR1s. L. RHODES, sup't.
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sOUTH AlIERIOAN NRWs.

South American news BY the North Star.
-Four French men-ofsWar were az 0allRO and an
amoable settlement oftho claims OF France on Peru
was expected.
ing 20 attack Ilorls.
Forced military impresments were frequent and
report says that Frances forces had taken the
Province Of Merrab, while another says Franco had
been shot.
News lfrom Equador ssys thaf Gen Ayawa has
been detected IN plotting against Garcia Moreno and
baniEhed.
The advieos from Japan, per The North Star seem
20 give the Inference thas tho person reported killed
was not Lhe lycoon. but the mlnlller Of State.
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lIrRDFRFD % sLAYE.

AUGUSTA, Ca, June -.
A man named Wm. Smith painter in ogle
thorp county, Ga, was mUrd red by slave on
saturday. The slave was apr hended, and burn
ed II the stake on Monday.
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FLORA TRnTPIR RRATEN,

NEW lORK, June n.
In the trot to-day, between Flora Temple and
Patchen, two mle heats, the latter was tho winner
In two straight heath.
Time i:ssi5 and i.55k. The frst mile in tho frst
heat was made IN ~ the frst mile In the second
heat was made IN 2s51.
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gEaal AotifFs.
CHERTFF'S SALF-Ry Y

- hEhlff y OALE.-bH VIRTUE
- Of alias writ ofyenditioni exponus issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas, Of C1yahoga county, at
the suit Of Abraham R. Yaa Nest ct al, plaintihs
against b. H. Gilett, defendant, TO me directed,
shall offer for sale at the door Of the Court House, In
the city Of Cleveland, in said county the 7h day
Of July, ls60 at2 O'Clock p NJ of said day, the fol
lowing lands and tenements, to wit:
Commencing at the intersection Of the southerly
line Of Vermont street with the eastery line Of West
street; thence eastery along the southerly line Of
Vermont street. sixty mine feet; thence southery,
parallel with the east line Of West street. sixty feet
thence easterly parallel with the south line Of Yer
mont street eleven feet; thence southerly parallel
with the east line Of West street thrtyeight ioet;
thence westerly parallel with Vermont street eighty
feet to the east line Of est street; thence nOrthery
along the east line Of West street, ninety eight feet
70 the place Of beginning: being the premises
described in deed from GilmOn Folsom, Jr., to H.
H. Giett recorded in vol 49, pages SO and 5ll, Guy
ahoga county records, and further known Is the n.
W. corner Of Block Xxx, in the Buffalo Company al
lotment in Cleveland, (formeriy Ohio City, CuyahO
ga county, Ohio. Appraised at 81 400
d. j. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff
HEERIcK BARLOW, Plaintihs Attorney
iuueT.29O
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RAIIROAD ACCIDENT.

7.srf .7-r fel e'ag1g ST. LOWS, june l2.
Passenger train on Bellyille Railroad ran OF
the track, four miles from BelIVille, at O'Clock
a. m, completely breaking the engine, baggage
car, one passenger ear, injuring some thirty per
sons, many seriODsly
A large number Of passengers were delegates
to the Democratic State Convention to be held At
Springfield tomorrow.
The accident occurred by displacement Of
switch
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HAVANA NFWs.

NEW YoRK, June u
The steamship Moses Taylor brings Havana
dates TO the 8th.
Il Is stated that an American schooner with 400
negroes on board, had been captured and taken
70 Key West. ra- l-r.HnH ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DErRoIr, JUNE li--PAssnD UP.-sunday-Propel
Ter Fountain City, Granite State, Ogdensburg, Ach
me; barQue Badger State; schooner Sunbury, JOIN
ThurBby, d. r. Martin, Milliard Fillmore. To-day
Propeller Dacztah; barque Quebec, Northern Light
Sovereign Of the Lakes, De Sofa, Great West, sun
snihes ~ SeoIsei SoIiheIh hlgnt' ~ ~ 6IleG & ~
Seminole, Castalia, Venice, Gen. Worth; schooner
Robert Emmit, W. B. Ogden, st. Paul, Augustus
Ford CreTOla, LeWsCass, Fortune, Arctic, Fairfield
Exchange, Challenge, John L. Gross, W. H. Ste
vens, OttOca, Jupiser, Tracy J. BRONSON, Myrtle
Wild Rover, Hanover, S. g. Andrews, Eleanor, G. G.
Richmond, Montezuma, Petrol, Affair Eliza Logan
Wellington, Ellen Williams. .-. .l.-
DOwN-Sunday-Pro Queen Of the Lakes barquC
Johu Sweeny, Sonora; schr. Marquette, Oliver Cul-
var
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stmr. Western Metropolis, Goldsmith, Buffalo
Stmr. May Queen, ViFer, Detroit
schr. Palo Alto, Slyheld, Buffalo.
behr. Watts sherman, Harrington, Buffalo.
Schr. Flight, McAdams, MAnquette.
Schr. Madison, Bartlett, Buffalo.
Schr. Nonparisl, WadsWorta, Copper Harbor
Schr. Ethan Allen, Morris, Marquette.
Schr. Mary B. Hall, Tower, Marquette.
Schr. FOntenelle, Carr, Marquette,
ScOW Rescue, Rabinson, Sand Beach.
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TAYLOR, GRISWOLD & CO.,
lIS Superior Street. Cleveland, Gate No. So re-
spsctfully invite the attention Of Cash buyers to
their large stock Of LH
Dry Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c.
Being in the Daily receipt Of new and desirable
Goods, prepared to display at all times stock
Of goods that is every way attractive, either in
gard to style, price or quality.
Prices viii Be at the lowest possible market val
ne. We invite particular attention to our large
stock Of
DON TICS.
Such as Bats shsetingB and shirtings, both bleach
% and brown; Ticking, TOWelings Checks, Stripes,
Cloths and Cassimeres; TWeeds and Flannels. Also
sHAWLs AND HOSIERY,
The largest stock 70 BE- found IN this section Of II
country An examination Of our stock s respectful
ly solicited. -l'L
Please remember the plaes-fhs frst store east
the Weddel House, With large glass front
WY TAYLOR, GkISW0LD Co.
GEWING MACHINES.---SEVER-
~ AL different varieties Of both single and doubla
thread Sewing Machines, for sale at reduced prices
at the Sewing Machine hanuisctory, IA Superior
st., American Buildings, Cleveland, Ohio.
marl0W 2S6.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
~ ORDER OF CQURT.-0n the 18th day Of June,
t5O, 10 o'clock A. NJ, the premises, in the town.
be sold to thu highest bidder the following described
real estate Is the property Of William n. Bryan,
deceased, to wit
Situate IN said township Of Middleburgh, and is
also In the village Of Berea and Is bounded and de-
scribed as folloWs Commencing at the intersection
Of the south line with the south line Of Bridge street
in said village, thence south on Adams street about
rods to lands decided by Robert Wallace and wife
to William fitzgerald, thence east said Fitzger
AIDS line 20 rods, thence north rods on Bridge
street, thence west Bridge street % rods TO the
place Of beginning containing acre Of land, be
the or less. Said land to be sold for not
less than $50 Terms Of sale will be made known
WILLIAM BRYAN, Administrator Of
VIM. N. Bryan, deceased.
n non 1s1T
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NEW YORK, June p.
Tls steamship North Star with the California
mails Of Nay 2lst and 81 10000 in specie arrived this
noon. She brinfB no news.
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Last Nights Report.
CONGRESSIONAL.


WAsmSeToS, June y.
SENATE.
A bill was passed TO explain the act for the sat
isfectiOn Of Virginia land warrants.
The Senate eoncurred in the House amendment
70 the Pacific Telegraph bill.
a bill for the relief of Mr.. George Marsh was
passed.
Mr. Anthony presented resolution calling for
the correspondence Of the Minister 10 Eng
land relative to the settlement of the difficulties
IN regard 70 the Bay Islands. Adopted.
Several private bills were PASSED.
The Civil Appropriation bill was considered
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ADRIAN, June p
At the Republican Congressional Convention
Of the second District held at Atwafer to-day,
Fernando G. Beaman was nominated on the frst
ballot
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OHERTFF,S SALE-Rv V1

SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
~ Of writ Of Fieri Facias issued from the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county, az the suit OF
William snashaLl, plaintiff against the propeller
0wego, shall offer for sale at the slip Of johnson
Tisdale (near their ship yard In the city OF Ceve-
land in said county, the 5th day Of June, 1850
? O'Clock p. NJ, the propeller OWegO, her apparel
and furniture. d. L. WIGHTMAN,
ADAMS & CAEFIELD, Sheriff.
Plaintiff atty'S. 255
Above sale adjourned to June 16, 1850, at hour and
place above mentioned. .-E
iunes:2s7 D. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-TH E
undersigned has been duly appointed and quail
ined as Executor on the estate Of Zeotus H Monroe
.t j1ns5:assjW Ss 5I' '''A O-''' II. b. SCOTT
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LTNCOLN nTEFTING.

CoLUEBUs, juno y.
Large enthusiastic Lincoln meeting and torch
Light procession tonight Dedication Of Wig
wan Of Wide AWakes Pole $50 feet erected In
front Of YTigWam-
This afternoon large number Of delegates to
the Republican State Convention 10 be held here
tomorrow have arrived
Prosneots for flll convention
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Cleveland, 0, May 4, lss9
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CHERTFFSSALE-BY VIRTUE
~ Of writ Of Fieri Facias issued from the Court
Edgar Masters, plaintiff, against Moses & Quayle,
deiendants, have levied upon and shall offer for
sale at the ship yard Of Martin Quayle In the city
Of Cleveland, in said county, the 18th day Of June
1860, at O'Clock P II. Of said day, the following de-
Bcribed personal property, to witt barrels and con-
tents, consisting Of bolts nuts, chains, &C, coal
Bcuttle and CRATE; shive and strap holding down
strap; patent gnts irons; boat cranes; iron stern
post; iron block straps; and wiudlass straps.
junel:2S7 d. L. WIGHTMAN, Sh'f .
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CLEVFLAND nIARKET-JUNE IL


FLOUR-The usual small sales are reported, in
cludng 70 bbls red wheat double extra at $685. 40
bbls at same; and similar lots extras at $3.50, for
good qualities
WHEAT-Unchanged and dull Red Is unsals-
able in large way at current prices. Sales are: )
cars red and 600 bush mixed at Sl,23.
CORN-sales show wide range, as follows: car
on track at l7e 700 bushels from store at lsc and
cara at Sic.
OATs-Lower. Sale of 600 bush from store az SIC
and 600 bush at a2c,
PORK-sals of 30 bbls No. mess at Sl6,75.
HAAs-Are growing scarce. and holders are
askingand getting better prices Sales are 1000 Bs
hams and shoulders at 7e and CSC. and 1000 do at
7z9sNe.
BUTTER-salss small lots good TO choice at l24
@Isc.
EGGs-Aro scarce and higher. Sales range at
lO@iO5ke.
sAnT-sslos Of 20 bbls at $40.
Report CT rhs Butter and Cheese Market.
Erw YoRK, June 18th, 1850
BUTTER-Our Butter market for the past week
was not active, although some was taken for ship
mont, tho home demand being limited on account OF
the very low price Of Orange county pals, the re-
ceipts Of which were large and from which tbs trade
have supplied themselves almost entirely, We think
however, that the demand viii be better the week
ensuing. Sales were made at lse 70 Ice, and some
rare selections ct tre above our latter quotations
European shippers are paying about l5c for Selse-
tions from choice lots. Poorer grades go from l2c
to l5c. -,
CHERsR-The receipts Of Cheese are light and
sales are made readily at our quotations Of last
week, Of choice. We think that shippers will do
well TO send along their stock for time yet, as
the demand is good. Sales are being made at &c to
sykc fer choice; and &c to &c for inferior.
DEMIEG a TIFFANY,
Commission Merchapts 81 Pearl st .
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GtLEVELAND AND ERIE RAIL
u RQAD.-sUlnlEH ARRAyGENlNT. 1850
On and aiter Monday, April 9ths 1850 Passenger
Trains will run as follOWar
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
1000 A. n. MAIL TRAIh-stopping 4 ali Stations
except Mlekliae, Mentor, PoFryf Union
vile, aybrook and sTanTflle: and arrives
at Erie i.30 P. n, DunkiEk 355 P. -, Buf-
ialO SIS P n.
$40 P. r. CINCINNATI EXPRESS TRAIN-stop-
ping at PainesTille, Aghtabula and Girarl
only ; and arrives AZ Erie 6.32 p H. Dun
-... kirk SIS p. M. Buffalo $50 p. I.
4:l0 P. n. .COhNEAUT UTACCOmMODATION TRAIN
stopping at all Stations.
go P. M. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping at
Painesville, Ashtabula and Girard only
and arrives At Erie l2lT A. ~, DunkiTk
$50 A. n, Buiillo A.Z0 An.
LEAVE ERIE
1856 A. n NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-StoupinE al
Girard, Ashtabula and Painesville only,
and arrives AZ Cleveland SO A n.
1913 A. M. NAIL IhAIN-StOppiug At ali Stations
except saybroOk, UniOnTille, Perry, Men
tor and Wickline, and arrives at Cleveland
i:40P. n. DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-StoppinR at Gi-
rard' Co1neaqt, A.aiaoula and Pains5yille
only, and arrives a. Cleveland $50 p n
Accommodation Train viii leave COnneeut 81 500
A. NJ stopping a. al stations, and arriving az CsEs
ANU anu - s'iO A. = -
An the trains going westward connect st Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago. Columbus, Cinein-
natl, ST. Louis, 6c and all the trains going eastward
connect at punkirk with the trains Of the n. T. 4 T.
Railroad, and at Buffalo with those Of the New York
Central and Buffalo & New York City Railroads.
II. hOTTINGHAm5 Supt-
a