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Last Nightls Report.
CONeREss1ONAL.--ExTRA SESSION.

CONGRESSIONAL sESSAON'
FFT WAsHrN0ToS, June 27.
The Senate without transacting any business
Of the least public importance a. one O'Clock
went into executive session. -.
ed resolution declaratory Of the right ana title
70 certain bands Of DacotRh and Sioux Indians
10 the lands embraced in the Reservations oceu-
pied by them on the Minnesota river and allow
ing them thirty cents per acre ior sueh aA they
have relinquished 70 the United states.
An persons who have In good faith setllea sne
made improvements upon any lands eontained 10
aid rsssFTations, believing the same 70 De Gov
sernnenf, shall have the right Of pre-emptlon 70
leo acres on paying 81 25 per acre provided that
when such settlement has been made on the lan1
Of the Indians on the south side Of the Minnesota
river the assent Of the Indians shall be obtained
a resolution was adopted 70 print l0,0Oo extra
copies Of Lieut.. Ives report on the survey Of tne
Colorado river. -,
on motion OF GWin, q resolution was adopted
to appoint q committee Of two. 70 wait upon
the President and inform him that unless ne may
have further communications to make, the senate
were ready to close its sessions BY adyeurnment
Nsssrs. Simmons and Saulsbury were appoint
"a for the committee.
"A rdiufurned
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PASSED.

Dtrzorr, JrEE G.-uP-stsamOr' North Star I;
pr1peller Cataract Bay shate, CEN TAYLOR: Ibafnua
Hungarian brigs Andes, Iroquoia, Bay City, Clar-
ion lehoohsf Mm sane,sISon lrye Tradsr. torsat,
outh Rock, GEanada, Wyunnotto, flying Cloud,
AgeuFer Gold Hunttfi Ihc5i Atngsford
Eio Grands, Hamptons Gcfoonar Metropolis, Mid
night, sirius, David Tod Whip, Imperial Coling'
weed, Forest City.
Woslss1 Warn, With Light 3. ". bTssEs.
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PROPOSED UNION OF TEE TWO WINGS
OF THE DEMOCRACY.

....U " AaAANNA1Nf Aa- ~
A rnsciai correspondents Of the New York Times
taYls Efrots are making without prohEbls success,
q the efect that an GrranFoment 5y which both
WinTr Of tbs Democracy IN New York shall run the
cans Electoral Tickgt for President and Vice Pres
liant similar arTauGotnent is 20 b made IN
hGansylFania, n pos1ihle This important and start
hnF movement is evidently based up0u an agreement
thlt Douglas s 70 Be allowed chance 20 secure the
tloction talore the people BY the union Of the Mc-
fons thu8 securing the votes o. theas two States
sks tondiuUu that Il she election goes 70 the
House - shall glEe the vote OF the Illinois deega-
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hgstflaus 3 , RFgFOas
MEDICAL SUCCESS EXTRAOR-
i ~ on nm uU
Aasr al other Treatment + Failsu



drsd dollars for the proof that hs eIer AIS % c1Ee
me, me aeST' 20 ,bs 5As 5sos 49, Suy T oSr yi5sn n p
the United States treats the same diseases with
Ifssr many years of laborioas study and expert
encs, Dr. GIBSON Is happy IN being e1le . AZ
Aoahee e the unfortunate that h9 % pcri'eied
Ay1.ols ssFEDY p sti5ii'.s AND PERMANENT CUBE
ol the shove end other prisaie 9i.eae' Hila az D-i
6SFRii,i57F 0f' fFf{VoUs PHOsTRATlON.
Re has sueeeedsd u caring eas - ~, ~ 80
alfstYled phylieians, who prois 70 treat ~ Ilf5lo
maiadleS With success and without roesLfing ne
iej sitgeuTh Dr.. GIBSON has q DiDIoma, yst hs
makes boast Of that ct, ior the rery roaso2 tn-t
u Bfsiis5ass, s ~ 80 y heithsr dibi6as asf eolsgl
nor even experiences ever YET poslsa - eL JUL
Gent 10 always make aged meh wise, % 2 egnIeft
one single Ounce into medical genius nsither do9s
be boast that be d a member oi 9olae co5les9 ~
Paris OF London, as perhaps some others do toE ~
purposs of ensnaring the innoeent- But Hh4t Dr-
GIBSON might boat q is thlss th4t - = aol9 e
dencs In his ability and integrity, and tlft be n93
perfected an American system Of treatment Wnlln
chaiienqes any Physican of London Or Paris, or any
inal weakness, and all diseases or dcrangaEnenias
both mental and physical arising nom sexual Or
DR.. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment The
following advantages over az gtneI. ~
able; he uses no relies Of the DARK agos suen e
Mercury, nor any other delgierlol9 at15 2esslay
y hB treatment is positive and earein IN az cl.ol
Be stands prepared g 60 Int any plole @ gis3.s
hospital 70 the United States and d9no1ltrala Ne
great fact that be Is abls 70 permanently cure ten
Gases IN thu length q tine required b ang
other Physician 70 cure one similar cas9.
Fellow CitiEensl Facts tangible thlngl5 enq ln
this age, the only ga5ula uP91 Fnlsh ne g29t
mind can be fed, and from which iuls ana oeunill
conclu1ioug can be esduced-
and has during the past SIX months teflolllea -1t
cures Of diseases which had for yea1l resisted an
ofor u1odg of treatment Refsrence can b given .
indiTid1as Of the frst re5pecrabilty IN CleTeaHdi
Bost0n New York, and other cities IL regard %
skin and integrity in al professional
Dyspepsia, Rhnematisnl, sorof1ia ana All enFonll
| diseases treated With unu1ual success.
/ DaS- Medicine sent 70 any part Of the country On
Dr., ,GIBsOHis New Work On Physiology for sale
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of Elsctropathy and Medicine,
Eg- OHice No IL Ontario street. up stairs, ie"
doors from the Public square.
Once hours from 9 70 y and frOu to to5 O'Clock
/ daily, Sundays eIcepted.l now
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COLUMBUS AND

CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND
~ CINCINNATI RAILR0AD.-sUMIER A :
R1NgEMENT.-is60. On aud after Monday, June llths
1850, Passenger Trains viii leave Cleveland as fol-
s:so So a. \. n. Y. Cincinnati Express-stoppins at
Bsrea, Grafton WELLINGTON, New London.
salem, shelby, and ali Stations south Of
Shelby, reaching Columbus n.s0 A. n,
Cincinnati d.20 a. n.
AIS P n Accommodation-St0Dpin az all Stations,
and reaching Columbus 80 P. r., Cinein-
natl $40 A. n.
600 n Night ETpress-stoppinga at Berea Grafton,
Wellington, New London, Shelby, Crest
line, Gallon, Cardington, and Delaware,
reaching Columbus u;0o ?. n. Cincinnati
CONNECTIONS
Shelby, Sandusky, Mansfield Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Mt. Vernon, Newark, Evansville,
Crsstline' Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne 4 Chicago Rail-
road, for Forest Upper sandu5ky, Delphos,
Lima Fort Wayne, Laporte, Chicago, 6c,.
west, and East for Mansfield, Wooster, Mas
Gallon and BsIIsi5ntane Railroad Line i0r Marion,
Belef0ntaine, Sidney, Union, Muncie, In
dinapolisi TeIre y Hlutes fincennes, EVans-
VILE, Louisville, Cairo, ST. Louis, &c.
Delaware. with Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Pitts
I- burgh Railroad for Springfield.
Columbus, Little hiami Columbus and Aenia
Railroad, for 1enta, Dayton, indianapolis,
Terre Haute, st. Louis, Morrow Loyeand,
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio Mis-
Eissipni Railroad at Cincinnati for Louis
Vile, Evansville Cairo, Sc. LOUIS and all
points on the Ohio river.
Columbus Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, Zanes-
vile, Wheeling, kc.t Columbusy Riqua and
Indiana Railroad for PiQua, urbanas sc.
~ For Tickets 70 al points and Information ap-
ply at the Union Ticket Once, 81 supsrsr street, or
= '''s Es FLINT, superintendent
Cleveland, June II, 1859 w
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COMMERCIAL.
CLRYEI.AND nIARNRT-JUNK q

FLOUR-No salss reported Market firm.
WHEAT-salss Of l car Milwaukee club, car
red and 1000 bush do from store all at Sl,2o car
red at SIS; and cars white at sl,S5.
CORN-salss Of 900 bush aaoat At SOC.
HIGHWINRS-salo Of g bbls at lsc, and .
bbls at 1916.
BUTTER-sRlss Of lOEsgS choice Central at lie,
and lOkegs choice W. R. at i7c.
CHEEsE-salss Of 400 bs at 7Hs.
OATs-Sale Of car at SOC. ..f.
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POLITICAL MOVEMENTS.

Gov. Pennington, Speaker OF the House Of
BspresentafiTes, returned home last night, and
was greeted By thousands Of bis friends who
furnsd ont 70 welcome him 70 biz home In New
ark.
a meeting Of the friends OF Sam Houston is
called At Schenectady, July 18th, 70 nominate an
electoral ticket II this State, and designate
candidate for Vice President with Houston.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

= 7 ITII7-I-I ~ = IIIlN
An immense torch light procession with music,
Freetca the return OF Nessrs C0vode, burling-
ham. Morrow, Blair and Morris, and grand en-
tcrihinment was given them BY Henry G Carey
ESQ.
The meeting at She Square was so large that
mere va rpeizinr from four stands There was
graaf enthusiagm when the speakers introduced
fhe names OF the Chicago nominees.
Resolutions were passed conoemning IN the
rtronrest terms the administration and Is veto
pslicy. and piedging support 70 the Pacific Rail
Rad internal improy eInantgi he Republican
policy, and the Chicago and HarriSburgh nomi'
nations. .l.l.-t
. AftaT the adjournment the procession stopped
a. lrhnf ~ cnnilnnnfal Hall
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The Restorative Is put up in bottles Of Nres sizes,
yfz.-Larre, medium and small; the si-&l bottle u
pint, and retais for dollar per Sttlsl he me-
dfum holds twenty per cant more IN proportion than
large holds quart 20 per rent more in proportion
and reteils for three dollara per bOttle.
81 D. WOOD 4 CO. PrOprietors, No. "a Broad
way, n. z, and No. ia Market St, st. Louis, Mo.
And sold BY all Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers
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E66EiIs. sIiETFIELD m PEDgGIslIaTilI & "a b.

ChaRrin Falls, O., Feb. q, 1850.
Read the following recommendation and IeieI-
ences kindly furnished US for publication " thos9
Who nave worn these Waists, examined ana aolu
than which, from the many more hattering egmlnu,
nicationS We have aud are receiving daily Is deemed
/ sudicient for the present
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t.tt. LAStAsrth, Pa. Jane p
rhe supreme Court OF Pennsylvania met 20
day. In sngwcr 20 writ Of attachment for nQn
ilinpt on tho part bl' the aaGIOriugs ofAhegheny
county. the Sheriff produced thirteen meinbors
efthe Pittsburgh Council who refused 70 vote on
she levy tax to pay the interest on the Chartier
Iudres smyser, Of Montgomery, and Long, Of
Ianeaster Commissioners 10 hear the answers ol
q fhs Caunclmen 81 doslroas 90 purge taenaetFea
dared thii nj r
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1rnas, az.

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
Jul MEN. Read notices in the Iribnae sinea
Dsc. I, ISIS. - --.-,-- g.,
From his ExceIleney JANIS D. WEsICOrTy Gov
ernor Of FLORIDA, and member Of the United states
Senate
iiFor upwards Of twenty-five years I was afflicted
With disease 10 my family, which the best medical
and surgical talent in the country t1d % cr5l oqE
Grasienberg Remedies. conseelti 1--WE 1sir
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OsWEeo hlARKET-JUNB 97.


FIOUR-In moderate demand for the home in
tsri0r and eastern trade Sales Of so bills a. S9o
R5,s0 for common % extra Etate S194,z9 ior iaNof
ite double extra city brands. r
WHEAT-Without material change sals4 o.
2o0g bush Milwaukee club at 81 25i 2o0O bush Nnite
Canadian at s. ,46 go. -,
CORN-Harzet Bhade better Sales OF 500 bu
Ulineis al 5gifc; $50 bush Indiana at 60c.
OATS-NOminal
BARLRY q RYE-Scarca and quiet.
CANAl, RlR EIlSfiTS-A shade easier. -Four
26c; wheat 75fc; corn 1ci 70 New tork -, -.
LAKE IHfPORTS-so0 bblB -FOUR la2O0 bush
wheat; $50 bush corn; 1000 bush oats. ,-,
CANAL EXPORV VB--2i0g bbls houri S1iOJ pusu
wheat; $50 bush corn; SO bush oats.
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CLEVELAND AND MAHONING
~ RAILROAD.-TME TABLE No. Is.
To take edeet on aftsr Thursday February TO- 1852


At Cleveland with Cleveland 4 Toisdo, Cleveland
Columbus Cincinnati, Clsvelapd Erie, ana Ciefe-
land Pittsburgh RailrOadg. -
At Solon, with hacks 70 onagrin Falls, Gc-
At Mantua, with haciEs Tor kaFennat &C.
Al Braceviile With hacks 70 Newton Falls, &C.
at Warren With naczs TO Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
7ille, BlOomfald, Can1eld, &C
At YOUNGSTOWN with stages for New Castle, PQ-
Iaad IoEol, and Enon Valley, and thence By p. ?.
vs. :. : - CRAs, L. RHODES, suBt.
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4 PLEASANT STIBULANT,
For thu GENITAL ORGANS can be obtained By sending
IS 10 the Agent as aboYe.H
SENT FREE BY MAIL.
piSts evel-rvhsre febl4: R2t
~, sold by GGTLORD 4 HAMMOND. Cleveland
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GOV. WISE SUPPORTS BRRCKEN-
NoRroLE, Va, June .

NQRfoLEi Nf.t June y.
The Argus states that Gov. Wise has pronounced
the nomination of Breckenridge aud Lane q the
ost advisable that could Be made 20 save the Union.
He viii addnsl the Democrats az ugEand ratiheation
f1eefnF 10 b held here on Monday evening,
Tha Practice ship sailed to-dar for fAyal, Cadiz,
Eaderia, &C. she viii b absent about three
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RRprnIICAN CONYENTION.

AhAAAAe@i ~ -
The Republican State Convention assembled
here TO day, and nominated Hon Erastus Fair
banks, Of ST. Johnsburg, for Governor.
Treasurer John b. Page, Of Rutland
Electors At Large, Wm. Henry OF BELLOWS
Paiis. and H. g Root, Of Bennington.
State Committee, H. Il. Baxter, Of Rutland
]. e. Smith, Of st. Albans, Geo O. shepard Of
Montpelier, and R. W. Clerk OF Troy
The cnnventlon was VerN largely attended,.
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\. Y. CATTLE MARKET JUNE, "a

BEEVES-Markot dull aud 5ze lower though
there sales at last weeks outside quotations-
ranging at 6fc99c, with lew sales over S1ae. O99-
tations Of frst qaaiity are s4c9sAc; ordinary 7ze
t6Sc; common 6ScG7c; inferior 6c9.5He, kscelpts
.-ss2 head. OoEE aud Neals quiet and unchanged
SHEEP-Sheep and Lambs plenty, dull and low
OF, ranging from S2sO82,75 per head Receipts lo'-
sWfNR-In good demand and higher, ranging
from 65Sc 70 75sc. sales Of 2,fss head.
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9 TOLEDO Ell
CLEVELAND AND ERIE RAIL

CLEVELAND AND ERIE RAIL
" ROAD.-SUMMRR ARRANdKMkET 1850.
On and aiter Monday, April 9Th, 1850, Passenger
T LEAVE CLEVELAND. @
1000 A. X. MAIL TkAIh-stgpping AZ all Stations
except MiclEife, Mentor, Perry, Union
vile, Saybrook and Swanville; and arrives
At Erie 80 P. r., Dunkirk 80 P. ~ Buff
s.soP. H. ciSdfSs1Ti AZ 5iiS II EXPRESS TRAIS-stoD-
ping At PRiuegTiller AEh tabule and Glrard
kirk 6.25 P. X. Buffalo $50 P. r.
4:lO P. n. 6ONNEAUT TACCOMMODATIOA TRAIN
stopping az au Stations.
g.2O p u. NIGHT EXPRESS Misunderstanding AZ
Paiueagiile, Ashtabula and Girafd only I;
aud arrives st Erie l2.47 A. H., Dunkirk
roo A. ~, Buffalo 40 A. r.
LEAVE ERIE
t:55 A. y. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping at
Girard, Ashtatuls and PairesVllls only,
and arrives At Cleveland $50 A. n.
1898 A. -. MAIL IHAlA-5toprlnga At all stations
.|| except GaTbrook, Unionvills, Perry, Men
tor and Wieklid3, and arrives Al Cleveland
R10 ?. Il.
Lao p r. DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-stopping at Gi-
rard, Ccnueaut, Ashtsbula and PafnesYille
only and arrives at Cleveland SO P. u.
Accommodation Train VII leave Conneaut az 800
A. n, stopping at all stations and arriving At Cleye
land AZ $40 A. n.
All the trains going wesrward connect at Cleveland
With trains for Toledo, Chicago Columb1s, cinein,
natl, st. Louisi &c and All the trains going east
Railroad and at BufElo with these Of the New York
Central and Buffalo New York litE Railroad
Cleveland, April g, Iss0.
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Fozmerig q NeE Tort qit7, Eiii ~ ons HuE-
dred dollafr i0r the proof that hs ever l 20 curl
the above named diseases He win pay the sane
sum for the proof that any other RhyIiciau q
the United States treats the same diseases Win
---lL.L
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1rtt 60oas.
DI0H FRENCH PARAsOLs-


DIDh FhENOh fAhAoolio-
4S 41lSsols e RErrBERG a HAUsMANws.
COMETHING EXCLUSIVELY
- FOR THE LADIEs5 ", AygiS9i' St St.
EyERY LADY SHOULD HAyE ON oNEIa I'm, fGt ,gs
nrAurT vrTlITY and BENEFIT Of them Thla waist
not only affords the most perfect sInMTfI1 ana PaSs 8s
nut directiy promotes Il In every respect ~ u OF
such peculiar construction that u relieves the tp
fr1m M almost iusupportabo burden 20 which they
are sonletmes subjected, BY suspending tue sklEs,
&C. upon the shoulder, and by means OF S,tSes5,s S,t,
Braces Il stays and supports the clothing eompeteg
preyeptinT them from pREsslI.g against, or BEARiNg
down upon the Chest, Hips and Abdomen, which IIii
away rom the porson and drawing the flexible Por-
tisn Of the Supporter entirely away myll 'iS w.
thro,ring the entire support Of the akirH directly
upon the shoulders through the oastlg atI4pa, ,f9
new and valuable invention s also deaRneo " eioI
~ reiief and m many cases effect RADICAL
CURE eF AcurE AND CHRONIC DisEAssi esu-oa ~ - "
TidHr LkcIS0, "a many who have used i ior sae9
the critical examination OF some oi our oss
and scientific medical men, VINO evgntsa S Tbey are
rapidly coming into use, and give HplveIsal
tdn 20 all who hays worn them aAey ~ Nus ~ sSpTs
etsa Cali at the BURNETT HOUSE, Ia Clevelalhlu ll
and examine them. Lady VIII always 1s ~ IS; W
Tiqht to manufacture the Waist er 70 s9l tegrii3r
viii call on the prOprietors at G GhAShlnM ~ A. fLts
I Uhlot VINO uANe INC pA~AN-'''- - -
s'd1SfiTfoN All persons infringing In any way OF
manner on this Patent, will most aasuredV % u'''
/ With According 10 law,
wy EoRRfs, sHETFIELD CO., ,PEoPrietersI
] Successors 70 Il. n. brown W.
Chagrin Falls, o., Feb. q, ls60. ,, ..s.r.
| Read the following recommendation Aha .fieI, f
ences kindly furnished US for publication ~ 'h%oi %
! who have worn these Waists examined ana solu
4 them which, from the many more hatteIlhB e9Inai
picatons We have and are receiving daily u eeeuieu
sufficient for the present
IN. Fab 2f 1850.
Meerrg NORRIS, SHEFEIELn Co: We the uhqsL 4S
I siTned Having worn "BRQEN's UEIEHRATtD ~ IN
! efrs1c susPEssIoN WAIST br the last lev Aolltn' l
lion Of every LADY II is admirably adApteu 70 w
| EfFr coHgFNIEHoI, HRAUTy and HEALTH ~ IN "a,
wearur Furthermore, We kpoH y RlNaSs 49, tSttS ~ ~
and IN many instances euecth ft4l9Ai Su4T " W ~
| nuInrrous diueaae8 caused by tight laeing Ne hop
10 sec Il ccme into general use Tor We are up slt
heath ehould have; and we advise every one 70 Pun
chase Il, for can assure them they Will never 'e
XII Charles Lsavstt, Mrs. Z. stair,
+ K, Bsekwith' :, 4. 4. M N fgS9, R5p9.,,
l. =, :. ", Sgrtiss' fI !, = 5Soissjs5 ssjsTes'
Miss Amelia p. Nah, " Prof RraineFd.
] Mra. ID. PritehaTdr ..rI 1914
REFERENCES, o.. .r..
DR.. S. R. Beekwith, Brainsrd Burridse, Pat
4. ii. Cleveland, M ent Right Agents.
" ". =, ReEner, GoWles EaltoE 6it9a. LeaaSi aSaI
+" - Thrall, Ossian y. Dodgei Agen
Ell BALDWIN % S0RGsSh g, h,eht f. be~itt Merchant
9S+11l9 E9rSsaaas ! = R.,at' RAetoss' Ahan,2sl
I
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rIKRss PRAK EXPRRss.

%. appAFAj June -
Ihe Pixies Peak Express arrived here this even
ne With 5ll 15e in dust and dates 10 June 2lst
ne reported death of Little Raven, Chief Of
f1r Arsuahcesj IN recent battle with the Utes
rrcTnd tc be false. HIS brother was severely
[ounded. They lost killed and % Wounded,-
Thsy captured Ute eeildren and 63 ponies. The
iosof the Utes 6 not known.
Anothsr large party Of ArHpahoel, Sioux and
I 81 tpschss haVe gone On an etpsdltioh Eainst the
i.sturt ndvicss from the Arhazsis state that
t.-,s55sr are rushing into California Tuleh mines
ratiisinF from SO TO go @ the msn
ln -r51iqfants 20 into California Guleh, and ind
,,,- 4fSV cannot obtain claims without q large
S-5oIinf Of ready money make no effort 70 dis
SoVcr claims for them1elYe95 but leave eufainG
tha country
i-- TTsafbef extremely WeFm and dry.
ne Missouri river h1Fery high, and Is Etil
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The Republicaus Congressional Convention of
fhS Third Digircf Of Iliinoia mgt at Blooming gton
S5-day snd nominatsd Oven LoFqoy b aeelalna'
ga iaPEssl1sign'
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MASTER'S SALE-PURSUANT
lyI to the command Of deoretal order Of sale
from the Court pf Common less Of CHY4h9ga Sonn-
hoen and others to me directed, shall expose tor
SAFE at public auction at the door Of the Court House
n me tity Of Cleveland on the 2th day Of July 1850,
al O'Clock p NJ the following described lot Of land
situate in Brooklyn township, Cuyahoga County,
OHIO and known as subdivision lot Ne. u; said lot
s % front on Wade Avenue and l39 feet oeep " HI
ram Stones addition to ohio City and Cleveland,
composed Of part Of original lots Nos y ana % IN
Brookiyn Township Appruiled At 500.
B. R. BeaYis, PITS Atty. Master Conf.
Tuna
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CIrAAED from Detroit for Cleveland June 18th,
seow ElmiEa.
AnArvED at Buffalo ffon Cleveland, June 18th,
Schooner ArcturuS, seoW Z. L. Taylor; cleared for
Cleveland, schooner Geo. Davis.
FoE LAKz svPrHioR nsEs see local column.
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AAVAAAA4'NhAt5 = 4ue ~.
Hsnry s. Kellogg, hardWaFe merchant, and for
..1-5v verrs = resident Of thh cify, committed
-isids fhit ihofnI1e By drowning Finsncial
iifeultes suppose q be the cause.
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stmr. city ofBuhalo, Perkins. Bufalo
stmr Ocean, Evans, Detroit. --
PROP Northern Light, 6paulding, Ontonagoni
sehr Queen City, Stone, Marquette.
seow HsFsalss Fetor, BuhhIo, 90 tons coal. lst do
! grind stones.
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TELEGRAPEFIG
YslteralY AIleraeonIa RspoEt.
nrM0cR ATTIC CON. IN NEW YORK.


The Democratic baltmore Breckcuri4ge Com
mIliee vas yesterday al work, and will complete
their uroHrammo 90 day.
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RBJOIOING ~ BNeHAAIPTON.

BINGhAMfTONi n I - . ulle 81
On the receipt here Of the news announcing
the nomination of Breokepridge and Lane sa-
iuts 81 icO guns was fred By the National Dem
ocrncy, accompanied with the ringing Of bells,
lighting Of bonfros, setting OF Fireworks. and
ofher deuonvtrstious OF rei0islng' ulf
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BANK STATEMENT.

BANK STATEMENT.
Ctrreetod daily for the Morning Leader. by
G.. A. READ & co.
Ic A. READ, O. ". WOoDRoRfE, ?. n. READil
b N * T. II -,
NO. IS, SUPERIOR ST., CLEVELAND Univ
DEALERs In
Gold, iSilUer Exchange. UReiEreHt Bank
Notes and Land WarrGats.
CLEVELAND CURRENCY.
Solvent
All New England Benks, New Jersey Banks
Bsnk Of sfata of Indiana, New York
Baltimore Banks, Ohio
Detroit, Mich. state 3an4 oI ttnoAanA' t
UNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AT THE
FOLLOWING RATES:
Baals in Oo0d CreaR D'Seo,sA
Alabama
Mi1fouf1.
Dietflct Dplurn -
9eOf7 +s'ss'''a
Iulnol1
maryland-c0untry
LOUISIANA
North Carolln
south Carolina. AZ
Virginia (szcopt Wheeling btnks' PARJ.'''--''- -
Wisconsin
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EXPLOSION OFTHE KFNOsHA.

-l.I.l t.lt .la.l CHICAGO, June g..
One hundred and i've guns were fred this evening
IN honor Of the nomihafion Of Breckenridge and