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NEW YORK lIARKRT-JULY IS.

Hal
FLOUR-sales of 9l00 bbls at S5,l5a5, 20 for su-
perhne S54095,55 for extra State; S5,l595,25 for
superhne Western s. s3061550 for Common to Mix
ed Medium Extra Western $55515,75 for Shipping
Brands Extra Round Hoop Ohio. Market was duh
and scarcely 50 firm; holders Of common grades
were disposed to sell at rather easier prices, while
state was held steadily at yesterdays prices. Clos
CANADIAN FLOUR-sales Of lso bbIs; at IS
65,20 for Superfine, and S5,2567,50 for Common to
Choice Extra Market dull, and prices tend down
ward.
RYE FLOUR-sales Of $50 bbls at s., ,SOa4 20
for Common 70 Choice Superhne. Market steady.
CORN NIEAIr-Quiet and nOminally UNCHANGED
WHISHK K-Sales oli00 bbls at 2l@I24c Market
q little more steady.
waukee club at 80 white Canadian at 81 ,4O9i
winter red western at 81 Sc; white Indiana at 81 As;
new amber sOuther 81, ,40Ql,5O. Market quite firm
Tor spring and steady for winter. Demand for ex-
port and home consumption moderate.
RHE-Sales at sl@s3c. Quiet.
CORN-Sales o. 81 90 bushels; at Sic for unsound
mixed western; 6lz962o for sound do. Less pfentO
and rather more steldy. Prices however, without
OATS-Sales at 3s60406c for west'n and Canadian
and i034lo for State. Market steady.
PORh-Sales of675 bbls; at Sl9,37@l9,50 for new
ness SlS5Q Tor old mess; Sl4 81 for prime 50
@lsr55 for thin mess. Steady but quiet.
BEEF-Sales Of $50 bbls; at S4Q34,25 for country
5asi-sa rsesss 80 c4SssI. i ~ osSo s,- ~
market Is steady with moderate demand.
BEEF FHAlS-Market quiet and nominally un
CUT AEEATS-Dnn Small sales at s5fasZc for
shoulders; l04c for hams.
IARD1sales Of $50 bbls at l3@l375. Market
BUTTER-selling at IO@l5c for Ohio and lOal8
gEIEESEs-selling at 7@lO,4e for inferior to
prime. Market steady.
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THE DEMOCRACY.

PHILADELPHIA, July Is.
rr r Hon II. Welsh Chairman of the Democratic
State Committee, has written q reply 70 Hon.
Richard NauX, ElectOr % large, who refuses t.
eonfoum with the compromise resolution of the
Committee and declares his intention 10 vote for
Alr, Doagias in any event. denying The authority
OF the Committee.
Mr. Welsh contends that the Committee Is fully
competent 70 act upon all questions involving the
working Of the machinery of the party, the same
as the National Executive Committee had power
to supply the Vacancy OccasOned by the declina-
p tfon Of AIr. Fitzpatrick The State Committee
only recommends particular course Of action "a
the Electors. Whether twill undertake 70 place
other names on the electoral ticket or submit the
whole matter TO the State Convention, are mat
ten Tor fature consideration.
Mr.. Welsh, in alluding 10 the schsm Of the
party, says Tens of thousands of Democrats are
much Inclined 70 respect the nomination made
by the meeting Of the gentlemen al the Maryland
Institute as the meeting az the Front Street The
atre yet they are closely united In desiring 4
chance &c strike q common blow at the enemies Of
the Union and Constitution.
.'- He quotes from NauXs speech at Reading, to
show that the Democratic party has nothing 70 do
with the past precedents, and urges his eOnsid-
eratiOn Of the compromise resolutions 20 defeat
the Republicans.
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HOUSTON RIEETING.

SCHESEeTADT. July IS.
A Houston meeting met at noon to-day. Not
over twenty persons we're present
After electing a temporary organization with
JAS. l.. Adams, Of Westchester, as chairman, the
meeting took recess till % O'Clock
A mass meeting is called for this evening.
The convention assembled at 8 O'Clock.
j, s. Van Rennsalaer, Of Albany, was chosen
chairman.
An address in favor Of Samuel Houston for the
sion which nearly terminated in a row was
adopted.
Commodore Stockton, of New Jersey, was
named as Vice President to run with Houston
A committee was appointed to name an electo-
RAJ ticket, and upon reporting the chairman re
signed, and with many Others withdrew from the
convention, which shortly afterwards broke up
in an indiscriminate row
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGToE, July Is.
Gen Buckley has published sz address to tina
Knights Of the Golden Circle in Virginia and
other Southern States. They are ordered to re-
pair 20 their encampment in Texas BY the 18th
Sept he says the citizens Of Texas have raised
Slos 900, and she appeals 70 her sister Southern
States for contributions. The object is declared
70 be 70 Americanize and SOuthernize Mexico,
looking 70 the establishment Of a Southern Con
federacy.
Such coarse is 10 be taken as VIII not violate
the neutrality laws
The Knights going to Mexico as emigrants and
becoming bona hde citizens under it, is said %
meet the Mexican's sanction. The order ig said
70 number 5000.
Secretary Floyd has gone 70 Virgin ia to recruit
his health
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NV YORK ITElIs.

Nhh AuAAr ouAy 10
A shocking affrHy took place last night at the
Malta Saloon between U. S. Deputy Marshal
John Dugan, and man named Patsy McDermOt.
The latter received four pistol balls but Il is be-
heyed be Is not fatally injured.
The Kouaves drill 20 morrow evening at the
Academy Of Music, by invitation of a large num-
Der Of our most prominent citizens
A detachment Of nearly 400 troops left here this
morning for Fort LeavenWOrth.
The testimony yesterday in the Walton Mat
thews murder strongly duplicates Charles JEFF
flrds.
Over 5000 persons visited the Great Eastern
yesterday. The whole number since her arrival
55 l000
Heenan accepts MOrrissey's challenge.
The Herald publishes a card, purportlng tOeome
from MoFrissey, denying the authorship OF the
challenge.
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HOME TESTIMONY.


WEST BEDFORD, Coshocton Co., o., May "A, '5s.
Mr.. II. B. kINGsLET-Sir: have been selling the
medicines of the Graefenberg Company for the last
ten years, and have invariably found them to give
good satistaction and the Pills I have sold to a
great many as regularly their tea and coffee and
with my trade they have become staple article
Marshalls Uterine CatholOOn Is q medicine that has
done great amount Of good in Female Diseases. -
One lady sold to 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 Graefenberg MARSHALL Uterine Catholi-
. n ODD con. .FaF
Is offered as certain cure accompanied with the
following symptoms:
irregularities Weakness = Faintness-Dorsnp
Appetite-Sall0W COmple1iOn-Pain in the
Back and kidneys-C Chills-Cold Hands
and feet-Bloating-FeFe
Neuralgia-H -Haadache-Rest-
. iessnesg-Disturbed Sleep-Flushes
Of Heat-General Pain-Crawiing and Pain in
the Spine and between the ShOulders-Acid
-Nausea-Difiicul Passing of Urine,
with heat or smarting-Itching, Burning and Irri-
pepsia-H Hysterics-Anx iety-Red Face
Nervous MISUNDERSTANDING
ipatiOn--Irrithble Temper
DepraYed Appetite-F tuence-BlOated
and Irregular BoEels-Unpleasant Dreams
Pains in tbs Uterine Organs-Numbness and Pains
1914 in the Limbs.
~ Sold by City Druggists and Medicine Dealers
throughout the country. I7TT-
~ For Medicines or Agencies Address
II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
noVl216W General Agent for Ohio.
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FROlI SING sING.


Six eonvicts who were on the marble quarry at
the prison attempted to escape this afternoon by
running past the guard One Of them named
John Shaw was shot by the ofieer J. Sarles.-
The ball passed through the head killing him in
stantly. Christian Breckstein, the notorious
burglar and pickpOcket, who was serving out his
seventh term, was the ringleader and eEinced
determination not to be taken back 70 the pTis-
on alive He made a desperate struggle with
the principal keeper, B. f. GuliCk, who was com
pelled to knock him insensible before he would
yield. The Others were soon captured by the Of
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Professor Of EleetTopGtkg aud Medicine,
81 Once No. III Ontario street, Up stairs, few
doors from the Public Square.
Once hours from TO Y and from 2 10 70 O'Clock
daily, Sundays excepted nova
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OOMMERCTAL.
eLRvELAND aIARKET-IULY IS.

FLOUR-Sales are all in small lots, as follows:
81 bbls. extra at $500 co bbls new red wheat double
extra at S562f; 25 bbls old do at S575 and lot Of
fancy white double extra at $3.50.
WHEAT-saies ! car ned free on board at 81, Y;
1000 bus on track at same; 1900 bus from store at
sI,Is; car old At sl,l4, and cars new white at
Sl,lS.
CORN-Nothing doing.
OATS Quiet ct 299SOc.
CHEEsE-sale 400 lbs. at 74c.
EGGs-Sales s bbls. at s@s3fc.
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HEI74AzLTEH, I74z E, OF OF AMERICAN !. &, R Wo-

y 1895.
From his Excellency JAMES D, WEsCOTT, Gov
ernor Of Florida, and member Of tbs u. S. Senate:
For upward Of twenty-five years was afflicted
With disease in my family which the best medicine
and surgical talent in che country failed cure but
Which yielded In most satisfactory manner, TO the
Graefenberg Remedies. conscentiOusy advise their
USE JAS ID. WESTCOTT.
NEW YORK, February, 1859.
Dr.J F. BR1DGE-Dear Sir: Some two years ago
an intimate female friend had been suffering from
falling of the womb, whites and deranged menstru-
alton, together with the attending symptoms 80
clearly described in your advertisements and PAM
phets. She had the very best medical skill in this
told her that be thought her life might possibly Be
prolonged little longer under the most judicioDs
treatment. For two weeks after that she continued
to sink, when came into your Office at the Grae-
tsnberg Medical Institute and related her symp-
toms. As you was confident Of the GraefenberR
Marshas CathOlicOn, in relieving her, she discharg
ed all the physicians and tried il, though doubling
". ProTidentially it relieved her quickly, and i've
bottles entirely cured. since then, for near two
years, there has not been any recurrence of the COM
plant, and she is strong, active and healthy as
when young girl. JNO. r. BRIGGS,
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OswEGo MARKET-JULY IS.

lh1 ILLEeAAfHsl
FLOUR-Dull and scarce. Sales small at $3.50
so for common 70 extra state; S6,7597 for ayOrie
double extra city brands.
WHEAT-In limited demand. Sales Of 2OOO bu
iFan at 81, %
CORN-Market shade easier. Sales last night OF
500 Illinois at d35S; to-day 5000 do at %.
OATS-Dun and nominal
BARLEY & RXE-Inactive demand,
CANAL REIGHTS-Advanced &c on grain;
hour sc; wheat SIC; corn SC, to New York.
LAKE InTP0RTS-6OO bbls -four; $500 bush
wheat; 5000 bn corn.
CANAL EXPORTS-l25o bbls -four; 800 Lush
wheat; 5000 bu corn; lsOO0 bu oats.
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BINDING
SEVENTH CONTRACT.

The price per hundred sheets for folding all bills,
resolutions, pamphlets or documents ordered to be
2. The price per hundred copies for stitching the
same.
8. The price per hundred copies for brochure COW
erng Of all documents ordered to be covered in bro
chure by the General Assembly or either branch
thereof.
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FRAsKFoEr, KY, July Is.
The Democratic State Conyention-T7 counties
represented d--unanimously nominated Clinton
lIcClarty for Clerk Of the Court Of Appeals
Hon. j. G. Breckenridge was serenaded this
evening. He responded in an eloquent speech
protesting devotion to the Union, etc.
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BUFFALO lIARKET-JULY is


ny TELEGRAPH
FLOUR-In good demand and market steady
Sales of 200 bbls; &STf5 iOr extra Wisconsin; s.
95,25 for extra Ohio and Indiana and S55o(06 for
double extra.
WHEAT-DuI and and heavy. Sales No. 2 Chi
cago spring at Sl,l44.
CORN-In fair demand and market frmer at the
close. Sales Of the day 6O00 bush Toledo at 55I6;
leQoO bush. Illinois at bl56652.
GATS-fn good demand market firm. Sales
9ooo bush. Canada at S354 1000 bush western at
S3fc..
CANAL. STEADY. 4Oc on -four;
llAc on wheat l0s4o on corn, to New York.
LAKE llMPOtIS-l0Oo bbls -FOUR 1000 bush
wheat; eo0oo bush corn.
CANALEXPORTS-Nof -four; 1900 bush wheat;
700 bush corn 350lD bush oats.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


The Harvard College commencement exercises
took place to-day IN the First Church, at Cam
bridge. The Church was packed to repletion.-
Among the prominent guests on the platform
were the Hon Edward Everett, Governor Banks,
Judge Douglas, Chief Justice Shaw, Hon Solo
mon Parsons, Of Illinois, with many others.
The exercises Of the graduating class seemed to
give much satisfaction.
The degree Of l. L. D. was conferred upon the
following gentlemen:
james Walker, eX-president of Harvard Col
lege, Hon. VIM B. Reed, of Philadelphia, John
LathTop Motley, Of Boston, and Lord Lyons
British Minister at Washington
Among those receiving the degree Of DR.. of
Divinity, are Bishop Alfred Lee, of Delaware,
ReY, Thomas Hill, President Of Antioch college,
and Rev. VIM Brock, Of London.
The graduating class to-day numbered one hun
iired and six
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3 9aEaEaaa.
MEDICAL SUCCESS EXTRAOR-
0RnTE
DR A. GIRSON-

2 Q y y y
After all other Treatment Failsll
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Formerly Of New York City, win pay One Hun
dred dollars for the proof that be ever l % cure
sum for the proof that any other Physician IL
the United States treats the same diseases with
After many years Of iaborious study and szpsr1-
enee, Dr. GIBSON Is happy in being afls % an-
system Of treatment for the
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
effects arising therefrOnl, including
DEBILITY OR NERVOUS PROSTRATION-
Of whom had expended hundreds Of dollars With
seisylea Physicians who profess 70 lreat a private
maladies with success and without receiving the
Although DR.. GIBsON has q Diploma. yet hs
makes no boast Of that fact for the very reaon that
Of intelligence, for neither diplomas, nor collegass
eianf Ia aITavs make aysi men v-fs 0f to- convert
one single Ounce into meical zsniug neither dos
be boast that ne = member oL {ols s9illsssN ~ p
Paris or London g perhaps some otnel- e9 ~ Es
purpose Of ensnarin8 the innocent. bnt WAL IT.
GIBSON might boast o. is TINS, tH4t ne = a1le y
give enilre 5aIlslactl9n % AlQ.e vac 4 ot.l- -
denee in his ability and integrity and tnag ne 1as
perfected an American system of tresine2t Wnlcl
ehallenges any PHYSICIAN o. London 0r klLl q els
patent medicine 10 equal for the radical cure Of sem
hal weakness, and all diseases or dsrangsmentls
both mental and physical arising nom sexual or
DE. GIBSON also claims for hisneF treatment the
f0llOWing advantages over ali others yet q1c0Fefeai
and first the agents used in respect di5agra9-
able; be uses relics Of the dark ages, such e
Mercury, nor any other deieterious drug; socondy
no restrictions in diet Or business Is required; Third
" his treatment is positive and certain n eli cases.
BE stands prepared 70 60 into any public or private
hospital in the United States and demonsrrat8 tn9
great fact that he Is able 70 permanently cure ten
cases, in the length Of time required bT any
/ other Physician 20 cure one similar case
Fellow Citizens Facts are tangible things, and in
| this age, the only pabula upon which the public
mind can be fed, and from which just and dafRit9
| conclusions can Be dednced.
/ Dr. GIBSON is permanently located IN Cleveland,
and has during the past six months performed many
cures OF diseases which had for years resisted all
other modes Of treatment Reference can be given 70
individuals OF the first respectabisy In CeTelalds
Boston, New York, and other cities IN regard to
skill and integrity in all professions transectionS
/ Dyspepsia, khuemarisms sgrofuia and al chronic
| diseases treated with unusual success.
/ DS- Medicine sent to any part Of the country on
Dr. GTBsON7s New Work on Physiology for sale
/ at bis Office.
DIR. GIBSON,
Professor Of ElectropGthg aud Medicine,
~ Once No. III Ontario street, up stairs, few
/ doors from the Public Square.
Ofice hours from TO Y and nom 10 20 O'Clock
| daily, Sundays excepted-) nova
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NEW YORK, July 1s
The exhibition on board the Great Eastern
closes July 2Sth She will sail for England via
Halifax August 10th. The crowd on board to
e9y was larger than ever before, including the
Chicago ZouaVes
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RATIFICATION.

ISDIASkPoLIs, July 1s.
A Douglas State ratification meeting was held
here to-day. katner small attendance, Among
the speakers were Senator Pugh and Mr.. ValIan,
dighRm, Of Ohio.
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Last Nights Report.
FROM NEW YOBK.

AEW YORK. July .ls.
A prize fight between Robt. johnson aud Ed.
Curley, two wen known bruizeTs, was stopped
this morning by the police after one round had
been fought. The principals were arrested and
held 10 hail
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naRYARn rNTYRRsprY.

Il tIlIal .tlH BosToS, July Is
The Annual commencement exercises at Har
yard College to-day, have attracted an unusual
thrOng Of visitors. The Governor, Executive
Council AR Douglas, and others, Of Office and
and eminence, were escorted TO Cambridge by the
National Lancers.
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Sr JOINS, n, +. July Is
The steam gun boat Flying Fish, the advance
vessel Of the Prince OF Wales squadron, arrived
at this port at IL o'clock 20 day She LEFT Eng
land on the lst Of July. The main squadron
would leave Liverpool on the nth.
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An the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
With trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cincin5
natl St. Louis &C; and all the trains going eastward
connect at Dunkirk with the trains Of the n T. a u
Railroad and at Buffalo with those Of the New 1ork
Central and Buffalo q New YORK SiIy kallroads-
II. NOTTINGHAM, Sup't.
Cleveland, April 9, 1850
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POLITICAL.
Nrw YonK, July ls.

NV NUHHl WIII TO
A Breckenridge meeting at the Cooper lnst
sute IA. night gas fully attended John Il. Hrowei
presided. Speeches were made By Daniel 5. Dick
inson, Charles O'Connor, and Others.
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At Cleveland with Cleveland 3 IOledO, UleV8Ialdl
Columbus 4 Cincinnati, Cleveland Erie, and CleFe
land & Pittsburgh Railroads.
At Solon, with hacks to Chagrin Falls, &C.
At Mantua, with hacks for KaYennas &C.
At BraceYills with hacks to Newton Falls, &C.
At Warren with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
nile, Bloomfield, Canfield, &C.
At youngstown with stages for New Castle, Po-
land, Lowell, and Enon Valley, and thence BY P. r.
W. 4 q. r. 4. to Pittsburgh - ..-
Claveland Fsb oIs5o
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hoarON, July IS.
Bowdoin Square and all the approaches 70
Revere House were closely packed last alght. IN
Response 70 enthusiastic calls, Douglas spoke
about ten minutes from the portico,
Other addresses were made BY Oliver eieo ohehs1
Hon. 4. II. Smart Of Maino ana r. - hally, OF
the BOSTON Herald.
Previops to the speaking several hundred oiti-
Esns shook hands with Alr Douglas IN the main
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NOMINATION..

sFRIseFIELD, No., July IS.
AZ . BEeekenridge ratification meeting, at Boil
LAls on me l0lh inst, Hon. c. w Price was
4iia9sa ,l q s ior CongFess in opposition TO Hon.
sno; y fhsl ls. Iie has accepted and viii return
lie will get a large vote
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ANGIRR HOUSE.

s. M Murphy Cineinpati Geo, Warrn, N. j.
]. n nennist1n, Pltts'g II LHrwett, wife &child.
b. u. smith, Bnfalo. Yormiilion
J. n. Morgan, lr, Ptsb'g. T. g. Spencer, n. Y.
X. aherTard, ir, Stehenle $. n. Flrld Columbus q.
q. W. Weight a Ia, Gin p ". Strudar, Gin
y, M, brakes, New York. Mrs. 7 d. Dole&dnu Bnh.
Ihos. Dunn, Allegun, Mich 7. kiugman q hm Mass.
u T. WadsWurth, Bunalo J. II. Harris, N. "
Capt Whipple&snn, 4 ,S A C. n. .Ressigner&wf Dixon
NJ, Moutchunt, Detroit r. Macjulin, indianapolis.
=. X. Moss, Mother q sis n. r. storm, N. Y,
ter eandugky, e. OHtin, Hartford.
W.G. Lane, wi. Ada Sad'ky ID. A. Fmney, Penn.
h. q. Lane, do do A. T. Drcukhouse Eastun
A. ChEsburgh, q VT DO W. 2, Young, Phila.
J. X. Mott, Now York. J. NJ. Bell 6wiie, Penn.
A. L. Eastman, do Miss T. Bell, do
Capt. Carter, Louisyill0. Miss Annie Bell do
Mr.. Adams do Mrs .HRrr, ,&dau, Hannibal
J. Brown, Nintun. i. q. Norton, Springfield
}. McManus, Reading, Pa, J. A. Dittrck&la,S st Louis
s. w. COmstork, N. Y. NJ ID. Clarke, Chicago.
4. l.. Nelson, Elyria. n. J. Harris VT, N. o.
q. q. Gale, Columbus. II. II. BrOoks&la, rislilun
Robt. blees do Mrs sClapp6mm, Chicago.
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FROF BOSTON.

noaAta5 ouAg 20.
The steamer City of New York, Capt Pegram,
U. S. Navy, commander, leaves this port to-mor-
row for the fishing grounds of the British North
American provinces. EX-GoY. Hub band, of New
Hampshtre, u. S. Commissioner, under the re
ciprocity treaty, with other officials, proceed in
her to New Foundland, where they viii be Joined
BY the British Commissioner and proceed TO de-
hne the fishing boundaries as provided for in the
The city authorities Of CharlestoWn have ap-
pointed Committee to arrange for public dem
onstration Of welcome to the first Galway steam
ed for her
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NO1TTNATION.

sT LouIs, July Is.
The Union County Convention nominated Al
bert Todd 70 Congress for long tenn and fnll
county and Legislative ticket ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TIE BCHOONER WASHINGTON IRVING, which sailed
for Buffalo from Erie two weeks since, has no doubt
gone done down with all on board The of ves-
sells passing up and down. have scanned the lake and
coast for hours in the vain hope OF discovering some
sign Of the missing schooner, but clue to her fate
has yet been found, with the exception Of the pro-
DAYS ago. The terrible conviction set forth above,
is the which in the meantime, all forced 70
lesyes family in Erie, which is also the case with
some q the crew.
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The Restorative is put up in bottles Of three sizes
viz Large, medium and SMALL the snail bottle y
pint, and retais for dollar per botte, she me-
dium holds twenty per cent in proportion than
the small, retails for two dollars per bottle; the
large holds quart, 90 per cent more in proportion,
and retalls for three dollars per bottle
o. j. WOOD q CO., PrOprietors, No 44i Broad
way, n. 7 ., and No. ia Market St. st. Louis, No.
And sold By all Druggists and Eancy Goods dealers
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ARRIvED at Buffalo, 18th, schooner America, SEQ
vile, Cleveland; schooner W. Sergeant, Goodwin,
Cleveland; schooner Kusiusko, Jones, Cleveland /;
scow A. Tretrick, Tretrick, Cleveland Cleared for
Cleveland schooner America.
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ELECTION.

MILWAUKEE, July IS.
The election OF City Treasurer TO day resulted
in the choice Of J, II. Tesch, Republican, by 81
majority.