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Hletals, YarAmare, TT.

HARDWARE, HISS . COLE
,, No. IS SOUTH CHARLES STREET.
Ali RIMS oS NgFpSIIr 10 an NJ B fIiI LENS IN
CIRCULAR SAWS ' W
FISHER NORRIS, AMERICAN EAGLE ANvILs and
PARALLEL CHAIN VISES ~
BRADS &c
COLLINS, HARTFORD AXES, HATCHETS &c
WOOD SCREWS. 49,
RUSSELL 4 ERWIN MANUFACTURING CoMPANY,s
LOCKS, &c. " -
FITCH MANUFACTURING COMPANIES GARNET and
PADLOCKS. W
ANGLICAN HoRsE-NAIL CoMPANY's HORSE AND
. CLINCH NAILS $3.50
u AMES SONS SH0YEL.S and SPADES, &C. &c
W N; wilcox 4 CO.'S PLATE and PADLOCKS
DARLlNGS & WALDRON'S BRAND CORN and GRASS
SCYTHES. ~ W NA'1ASS
S,GTr1YTHE SNEATHS, SCYTHE STONES, &c, &c
assortment ~ "-A@'N q '"SS anu lull
All of which we offer al lowest Factory Prices fe2of
TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS.
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NECh u bACHMANN,
- MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS
COARSE AND FINECUT SMOKING TOBACCO,
SNUFF AND CIGARS.
ALSO.
IMPORTERS
GERMAN AND HAVANA CIGARS,
PIPES, &c. d
Nos ll3 and lis W LOMBARD STREET,
Baltimore
re- EXCHANGE ON ALL PRINCIPAL CITIES OF
u u A roos &c
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The propretors of the DAILY EXCHANGE, in the year
ust closed established a system of
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% CENTS

WIN Fl. RaAD-Sr Having suffered from severe Colo and
ugh for two weeks and all remedies used having failed
r ed your excellent syrup and astonished at the al
most immediate relief afforded me- and
all the best remedy have known Coughs
and Colds. REV. GEORGE HILDT,
Nov, 1889. No 202 Eastern avenue.
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A0nses, IT.. fur SUE an1 Rent.

NOR RENT.-The two very desirable FRONT
4 OFFICES, in the second story of the Law Building
NO. 50 Fayette street, near Union Bank Apply to
GIRSON
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TELEGRAPHlC.
Ye.teEdaY AlteEneonIa Report.
FnR EUROPA AT ITALIFAX.


HALmAx, Sept. 1s
The r. n. steamship Europa irom Liverpool
via Queenstown, arrived here AZ II o'clock To-
fhe statement that she was slgnalled yesterday
was an error She passed Cape Race Monday
Tns europe has 0a passengers for Boston. She
passed on the 18th, lat 5ldeR. lam. Ion. 29deg.
som, the American bark White Sea, bound west.
We have the following additional news via
Queenstown, telegrephed ct Cape Race
BOLOGNA, 8th-An insurrectiOnury movement
has taken place In the province Of Resaro -Four
hundred Insurgents had attacked and defeated
the Ranai troops,
TeleFraphio Communication with Naples was
Interrupted
TuRIS, sth.-The manager Of the southern Rail
way has been requested 10 prepare ior an eAue
ordinary transport Of troops.
The sd 3th and sth corps d armee are ABOUT 10 ~
be placed on war footing, and the soldiers on
furioUgh have received orders to JOIN thelr iesi
PAEss sth-Vertaif E.aendi has received inform
alton bv telegraph that he has tuil power i9r tne
aignstnre of the Convention, en- route lot tarls
AtS80p m the BOurse opened nat but after
e5,es Ss1 iast quoted ssf or SC higher than yeser
Nevertheless, It Is still expected that during
the frst sitting OF the keiehnrst, an autograpi
letter OF the Emperor will be re produced, re
establishing the principle Of the autonomy o
the provinces, aud announcing the reforms 20 bS
Immediately promulgated.
VrENNA. 8th-The Emperor has received Counl
Sezechen and Appeega, who exposed 70 her maj
esiy the Historical right OF Hungary The I'm
peror pronounced himself In favor Of the Hun
Rarian programme, which it Is said will be adopt
"a with an amendment by Count Hartig, and con
eeTted between the latter aud the Hungarian DEL
Senor Solla Gusada, the Spanish Minister a
Turin amer q stay &C Vienna Of several days
during which be had a conference with Coun
Rschbcrr, has left for his post
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NEW YORK SIARKRT-sEPT.uO.



FIOUR-Market sGalOc lower. Moderate bnsi-
doing for export, chiefly, however, In Huperhne
and extra State. Closing with little more steady
sales were ls,0O bbls at ss,9o@s,2s for superfne
Stat S9t5oao Tor extra State LOT super
one western; a,t5qs, ~ for common to medium ex-
TIA western; g s9g5,7o for shipping brands extr"
OANA6IAS EiOUR-Only in limited request
at easier prices sales are l0O bblss at S2S95sO iol
RHE FLOUR-Steady with small sales al $3.50
80 tor common 70 choice superhne,
CORN mEAL-Quiet and without any material
WHISkY-ln fair request. Sales are so bblt
WHEAT-AIarket is lc lower, with moderate
business doing for export, chiefly, however, 10 il
old orders. sales ~ 100 bush Milwaukee club At 81,
200l 2 the latter for very choice; so bush white
Michigan at Sl,3t@I,45; 4S,OOO bush winter rec
Western at 81 lZl9l,2y $3.50 bush son white West
ern at Sls99l3i 420)O bnsh Chicago Spring at ST.
l46l,l6; l,OD bush amber Michigan at 81 ,s5, ant
ls,OGU bush white Indiana and Ohio at u l32tgt,35.
RHE-Quiet and steady. Sales liSOO bush at 7S,9
BARLEY-scsroe and firm. Sales l,sOO bush
CORN-stJady and In moderate request for the
eastern and local trade, aud there is also some Httle
export inquiry Sales are s6 100 bush at 6d65e fol
mixed western, chiefly at 66c, and 69c for yellow
,OATS-Are dull and lower; ssa4O0 for western
P0If h-Market steady and prices without ma
terial change Demand moderate. Sales were 10
bbls at Sls,O6Glg,l2 for new mess; Sls,O0 for old
mess Sl4Gl425 for new prime; 1925 for old prime.
BEEE-The Market is quiet and steady. Sales
80 bbs at Ss,OO64 25 for country prime; 5000
80 for country mess; S7alO Tor rep'd ness SlO,5O
61ll,dO for extra mess.
PRIME MISS BEEF-DuH and nominally un-
changed
BERFH tlIs-Duu and nominally unchanged
CUT 11RATS-Very dulli 914o for shoulders;
l054Mil54c for hams.
BACON-Quiet and unchanged
LARl-Market dull and heavy Sales Of 800 bbls
at 2g2Se for butchers, lS9ls14c for prime; $50
BUTTER-sellinga at l254@l5o for Ohio, and ID
! 62lc for stale.
CHEESE STEADY at s@lI1c for inferior TO
| prime.
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Also SPECIFICS

FoR ASTHMA OR PHTHisIo. Oppressed, Dthcult,
LabOred Breathing, attended with Cough and Expec-
toration Price, 50 cents per bsT-
RUs EAR DISCHARGES AED DRAFEEss.-Discharges
from the Ear the result Of Scarlet Fever, Measles, or
Mercurials For Noises In the Head, Hardness Of
Hearing, and Ringing in the Ears, and Ear-ache.
Price 50 cents per box
FoR sCHoFuLA.-En Enlarged Glands, Enlarged and In
durRted Tonss sWellinlP and Old Ulcers, ScIofulous
Cachexy Of Children Price, 50 cents per box
FoR GEEERAL DEBILITY. - Physical or Nervous
Weakness Either the result of Sickness, Excessive
Medication, or Exhausting Discharges. Price, 90
cents per box
FnR DRuPsY-Fluid Accommodations, Tumid Swell
ings with scanty secrstinns Price, 50 cents per box
FOa SRA -SIcKEEss-Deathly Sickness Vertigo, Nau-
sea. Vomiting Sickness from riding or motion.
Price, 90 cents per DoX
FnR URNART DIsEAsEs.-FnT Gravel, Renal Cal
Gull Difficult Painful Urnation, Diseases Of the Kid
neys. Prize, 50 cents PR box.
FnR SEMINAL ENIsSIuSS-lnvOiuntary Discharges
and CONSEQUENT Prusiration and Debility, Bad Re
suits Of Evil Habits. The most surreSsfui 1iI'' e1
,-I-nn N and-rna he relied upon as
cure Price, with fun directions 81 Der box
rrrsnns who wish 10 place themselves under the
professional care. or TO seek advice "f oruf urY
PHRRYs can do so, AZ Tils nraaiuzay daily
from AN. TO s PM, or by letter.
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ooMMRRoTAL.
CLEVEI.AND arARKET,-sEPT. 10.

CLEVELAND lIARKET-SEFT. 10. b
FLOUR-ouiet at quotations, No sales Ofconse-
Quence reported.
WHEAT-Ths market remains very oulesoent.-
There were no sales on Change, and snoe, the only
transactions reported, are cars rcd from store al
Sa,Ot. Receipts are II 900 bushels.
CORN-Quiet al a6c.
OATS-Salo 1 car at &c.
HIGHWINEs-Sales5 50 bbls at 2ljfe.
BUTTER-Sale Of good W. r. AZ lee.
CHEESE-s Sales $50 Rs prime dairy at SIC, and
" boxes Hamburgh at ec.
nEANs-Light sales Of old white at sos . bush.
FEATHRRs-ssless II 80 rs pure live geese al
55 oents
sEEDS-There Is considerable local inquiry for
timothy, and very little in market, sale Of - bu
is reported at $3.50
EGGS-Firm with sales at &c.
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LIST or spEc1pIo REsRDIEa

D.. P.ysr Concession and Inflammation.
M 9-Por Worm Fever, Worm Collie, Wettng he
DsS No a-For Collie, Crying, Teethlng and Wakefal-
nsS M o. amPor b,arrha Cholera Infantum and Sum,
mer Complaints. p,..s,
''Sr, No 6-For Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Vomiting
No. E.-For Coughs, Colds, Influenza, and Sore
mo" No s-For Tooth-aehe, Faoe-ache, and Neuralgia
No 9.-For Headache, Vertigo, Heat and Fuline1s
NJ l0-DTsPEPsrA PILIs-For Weak ann Deranged
stomach ConsupAtion, and Liver Complaint
NJ ii'-FoR FEN.IE IEREGULARlTIss, Scanty, Palm
full or Suppressed Perinds. o., -
beSr's Ia 0roun Hoarse Cough, Bad Breathing.
No. i4-SAIr RHEuN PLLs-For ErysPelas, EruP-
tons Pimples on the Face
~ " i5 i5TRgEuuaTle Pulls For Pain, Lameneas,
or Soreness IN the Chest, Back, Loins, or Limbs
H-Por Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague'
OP For piles, Blind or Bleeding, Internal or tx
ternal ,-, 49,, r,.I,d,.
Failing Weak or Blurred Sight, -
O-For Catarrh, Of long standing or recent, eitheI
with obstruction or protuse discharge ,-,...
W. C.-For WhOoping Cough, abatlng i's 'lois"09
and shortening its course.
eincs act IKE q charm The entire disease b omen
arrested a. once and In an the violence Of he
attach & moderairi The disease shortened, and rem
dered less dangerous
Coughs and Culds Vhich are Of such frequent 90
euFrence and which often lay thr foundation OF
diseased lungs, brnuclts, and consumption, may al
be a. once cured by tle PrvrT and Cough P1lA
In ell chroulc dls-As-s such - DyuIeISlA, WEAK
| stomach Constipation, IlVeT Complaints, Piles, 70
male Debility, and Irregularities old heAdAeheai
Sore OF Weak Eyes, CatArrl, Sai Rheum, and other
old eruptous. the has sprihce UhoSe proper ap
pIicstinn Eill sGurd in almas every instance.
Often thr cure Of dIigls chronic dihculty, guct a.
! DVsl~tsiA Piles OF CAtsrrh, Headache or FEMALE
WEAKNESS, has more than paid for hs case ten TINES
/
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RAILWAY MATTERS.

NEW YORK, sept -
The action Of the recent Railroad Convention
IN this city has been enormously stated. il was
decided to give each Of the four lines from BOs-
ton westward a water tariff to central parts in
the West.
be Is cents on first class IL on second, on third,
and on fourth class ffeights, more than from
New York 70 the leading western cities thus pla
cling New York nearer the Boston rates than
usual.
= -In-FegaEd to the petition Of the western oOmpa-
nies, for the privilege of controlling the rates
for eastern bound freight, the Convention adopt
ed q resolution recognizing and cordially ap-
proving Of the association Of the two lines of
railroad connecting the East with Cincinnati and
indianapolis, and agreeing hereafter TO consult
the heads of such association in making any
changes in the rates Of eastern bound traffic
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FROM WASHINGTON.


WAsHEeTOS, Sept. 19.
A question having been raised that the guarsn
zee under the recent proposals should be equal tC
the cost fconstrueting the Pacific Telegraph line
the Cabinet to-day, il is said decided that therI
was no Executive discretion. as the law provides
shat no contract shall be made till the line is IL
actual operation, and the fuifilment Of which is
guaranteed, as in the case Of bids for mail con
tracts. Also if such telegraph shall be accepted
under that specified condition.
J. Harmon. Of Detroit, as heretofore stated, Is
the lowest bidder.
II is expected that decision viii be officially
announced tomorrow.
The President has re-appointed Post Masters
Lemon and Graves. at Laporte and Logansport
Ind respectively, and removed Mulliken, Post
Master Of Paducah, KY, and appointed John c.
Noble In his place
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LEGAL DECISION.


In the Circuit Court Of the United States here
today before Judges Nelson and Shipman, In the
case ofthe Bank Of NOrwalE vs.. Adams Express
Co the Jvry found a verdict for the defendants.
The action was TO recover S2,9Tl sent by the bank
70 the Express on discount Of a forged note sent
the Bank through the Express
The Court held that an Express Co, Is an iIisur
er or guarantee Of the genuineness Of paper seni
through IT, and has the right TO deliver the avail
Of q note TO the party from whom IL received tht
note either through the Bank sending the avail'
supposining Il Is sending them 70 some one else.
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Last Vight'a Report
runrHrR BY TIE EuRoPA.

HALIFAX, Sept 1s.
The Europa left Liverpool at noon Of the stf
i-st, and Queenstown on the evening Of the
9th.
she leaves for Boston about 8 p. m. to-day
where she will be due at midnight Of Thurs
day.
am informed and think the statement reliable
fhsf the British Government received despatch
afteF the Europa left Liverpool that Gsribald
hsd entered Naples triumphantly and without op
pOeition on the 1th
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aaledifines.
HEAR WHAT rHE PEOPLE SAY.

The undersigned having used Professor HUM
pHRFYg SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEnlEs
IN nur families with the most saiiatariory resnlia, and
having full confidence Ia ihrir srnnlnene.l' purify
so5 e1sranv eheprfllly recommend them 10 all per
-ona gho wish 70 have safe reiahle and eihcaciouA
re,n,.IE,. Al hAui Tor private or dumeste use.
The Rev VIM Hosmer, editor Of - The N1rt1ern
TnlepeDdeni" Auburn, n Y the Rev d. OTes
sey Il u Rector of n Peters Church. Auburn, N VI
the Rev. n Ives, Chaplain ot the Auburn STATE
Prison the Rev. spencer 81 Rice, Rector, New Bed
ford Mass the Rev Allen steele, NeE-fors Jon
fsrsn,s. The Rev Samuel Nichols, Btst-Genesee Con
ference n Y the Rev P Pratt, Dorset, VI the
Rev John g. Rnbe, Buffalo, q. Hart, Esq, Cuca,
Nv tie Hon Neal Dow, Portland, Me. the Hon.
Schuyler Cnlfax, south-Bend, Ind The Hon; feorgs
me aOhlo State Journal" Columbus, Ohio thr Hon.
H. Graham, MoIlne Ill the Hon Fhomas :.
Cbase Monticello, Pla- the Hon Joseph Benedict,
Pond Fac Utica, N. Y. James Plunkett, Esq, Nash
vile Tenn
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CIHCTENAII, Sept. 10.
over twenty thousand people attended the Ma
tlonal Fair yesterday. Stock eGhlbllon N @ tue
The inst premium, of $500, for best thorough
bred stallion, was taken by BOunceT Scotland,
owned by Reber & Kutz, Lancaster, Ohio
Eirst premium for breeding stallion was taken
b. stockbridge Chief, owned by Joe Cooper,
Hamilton county, Ohio, nH
lnere were thirteen entries. Fair icloses to-
mcrroW
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1860. THE 1861
NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION CO.
e-- WILL, DURING THE
a VHA present seasUn run their well know
ss5sA sisaE1 anu popular line Of k1RST GLASS
screw Steamers regularly between
UGDENSBURGH, CAPE VINCENT,
USWEGO AND TIE UPPER LAKES.
forming daily Line for Cleveland, Sandusky, To-
iedo, and Detroit, and Tri-Weekly Line to and
roln
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,,
and Intermediates ports, Connecting with the RaD
Roads between
OGDESBURGH AND BOSTON,
Lowell, Lawrence, Nashua, Manchester, Concord
Worcester, kitchburgh, keene, Bellows Falls, But.
Iand, Burlington, and other intermediate points.
Connecting at Cape Vincent with the WATER
GOWN s OSW EGO RAIL kOAB, aud At OSM EGt
Nth the New USWEGO LINZ VI FIFTY FIkS1
JLASS CANAL BOATS on the knlHrged Canal be-
tween OswegO, rrOy, Albany and New York.
~ Through Freight subject " but ems franEhip
CONNECTING AT CLEVELAND
With the several Lines VI Ran Road Cincinnati,
Louisville, st. Louis and Pittsburgh, and with
Messrs. Hanna, GarretsOn & Co.'S CLEVELAND,
DETROII 8 LAKE SUPERIOR LINE.
Leaving Cleveland for Chicago aud intermediate
POrta every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Ia nnfrU
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CHERTFF AND MASTER COM

~ MISSIONER'S SALE.-PuIsuant " the COM
-lud OF an Oruer Of sale issued frum the court Oi
common Pleas OF CuyahUga county, at the sult U
1Onn Y. MHgUner, pl1ntln, against James ConuOlll
et al, defendants, directed shall Ouer iOl
sale al public auction the door Ol the Court hOus,
u the City OF Cleveland, IN said county, On the ziIt
Jay Of September, 1861, at clock p. M, the tUl-
lowing described lands and tenements, to VII:
81, uate in the City Of cleveland, IN the Connecu-
cut esUern Reserve in the State Oi Ohio, and whlC
Is also in the county OF Guy ahOga, anu Is known by
Ueing part OF city lot numO. (IJiJ Une hundred
ufty one ami ID BOunaeu as follows; beginning 81
point The sOutnerly line Oi Bolivar street hty et
westerly OF the esterly hne Uf said lot number tl5
hundred anu nifty zone; thence westerly along thj
sOutherIy line Of Bolivar street forty nine and
halt feeI 4y6 teeI; thence sOuthvrly right anges
with BOliY street (eOJ one hundred anu elghty
Hlley; thence easteriy parallel with BolITal
fOrty-nIue aud one half tssaE.L Lhenut
northeriy one hundred eighty (lsJl lest 70 the
place VI beginning. Appraised Al S2JJg.
d. l.. WIGHTMAN,
aug27.902 Sheriff Master Com n.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1e.
One dollarbiIls on Newark, New jersey, Bank
fua Company are altered to SIS, and are in circu
latiea.
,,.,.ties Guthrie is under arrest in Jersey City
foF attempting violation of his daughter, girl
Of a years Of age, subsequently to murder hei
and then to destroy his own life.
A man named Ricketts, from England was rob
bed AT house in Washington street, last night
Of a draft OF 10 900 pounds, being an inheritance
Of a relative, of which he had just come in pos
session
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BUBFALO nlAItKET-sBPT. 10.

FLOUR Market steady and the demand 10 con-
hned entirely 20 tho home trade,
WhEAT-l,enand fair and the market - less
firm. ~ the afternoon sales were l0019 bush No 2
red winter at tl,lt; 800 do at sil2f lUOo bu DO a.
GORR--steady demand. sales are 1900 bushels
az haC.
OATS-Steady. Sales Of l7no0 bush at 800.
harley Firm. Sales OF SN0 bush at 15c.
MGTiSk N-2ic offered.
CANAL FRFIGHTS-l5c on wheat; lle on
corn; $50 on flour 10 New York.
LaAkE IhlPORTS-2HU bbls -four; lll00 bust
wheat; 3lou bush corn. 0OO bush oats; 4OOO busher
| barley
CANAL EXPORTs-lfOO bbls -four; 10000 bush
wheat. 1910 bush oats
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CHERIFF AND MASTER COM

~ MtSslUNERS ga ALE.-Pursuant TO the cyLn-
maud oil order Oi sails issued FROM thU Court Of
Common Pleas Of UuyahUga county at the suit VI Le-
Vi h. jackson, plaintiff, against John 4. New Ton ct
h detendants shall Oer Tor sale at the dOOr Of the
Court House the Clty vi Cleveland IA SAID county
On the l3th day VI October, lou, ~ O'Clock Z. H.
Onr-seYeDth IA IN common VI the following described
lands and tenenients, " vii:
situAte in the county vt CuyahOga, State Of Ohio,
and III the City Oi Cleveland IN that part thereof
lUrmerly culieu the City Of Ohio, and IN the Buffalo
Company Purchase, called, and known ~ the
whole vi Blocks -. o., ''R. H. and ~. l., the
whole vi Block f., except lots Nos 415 ~, 40, 45l
iDi, 4bj, 400 and 467, tho whole vi Block except
Nos. 5Ul. 52, j13, and azJ5 ia BLOCK NJ lots
Nus 81 aud 3lo BUCK u, iUta NUs. ~ 4els 20
anu 4a Block }. J., lots Nus. 90, oJ5 90 And esi
Ia Block l. L.. lots Nus and o43 BLOCK U. U.
uts Nus lo2, i4, lUoj Uoo, iUos lUoy, i lJs<, u.s.
and lUyi Blocks NUs. Al ~, 40 and ~, situute upOl
us island called, upon the west SIDE VI thU Ouya
noga KIyer aud bounding and HDuLting upQn tht
/ Old klYeI Bod AMI Lake Erie.
u. L. MIGHTMAN, she-ifi,
| sepI3:"OI and Master Com r.
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WAsHINGTON NEWS.

WAsHDGTos, Sept. 10.
Cant Ingraham, Chief of the Ordnance and
UvdroRraphV Bureau was to-day ordered TO the
command Of the steam slOop Of war Richmond.
Itis said that several Of the bids under the Pa
ellie telegrRphio proposals have been Withdrawn
A decision will be mace In day or two.
Mr.. Laya1tree will leave for Mexico with Min
ister HcLape on Saturday as Secretary Of Lega-
ton. Commander MaUry has obtained leave Tor
six weeks % Yisit Europe.
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At Cleveland with Cleveland / Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus Cincinnati, Cleveland & Erie and ClsYe-
land Pittsburgh Railroads.
At 5OlOu, with hacks to Chagrin Falls, &C.
At Mantua, with hacks for Ravenna, &c.
At bracsVtile with hacks % Newton Falls, &C.
AZ " Srren with hacks 90 Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
nile, bloomfield, Canield, &C.
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle, Po-
andl Lowell and EnOn Valley, and thence BY p. + :.
W. 4 q. K. R. TO Pittsburgh.
CleTsland.Feb. s.Is5s.
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COLLISION.


SARNIA, c. W, sept 10.
The propeller Wabash Valley, from Sarnia for
Chicago, collided with an unknown propeller 20
miles south Of Thunder Bay Islands, on Saturday
night A fteF the collision, the Captain ran the
hoat on the reef 70 prevent her sinking The
clerk arrived here this morning and says the ooai
will be total wreck unless assisted Immediately
The Captain and crew remain on hoard.
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DOUGLAS MOVING.

ALBION, sept. ".
Hon. s. A. Douglas passed here ON the $50
train this morning A large eoncOurse of people
assembled at the depot 10 meet him. The arrival
Of the train was saluted by the firing Of cannon
and upon Mr. Douglas appearance he was greet
Cd with enthusiastic cheers. He was introduced
to the people by Hon. Sanford E. Church, and
smoke Tor about ten minutes
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HOME TESTIMONY.

WEST BEDFoRD, COshOcton Co., o., May Il, '59.
mr. II. b. KINGsLEY-Sir: have be, u selling the
medicines Of the GTHetenberg Company for the last
ten years, aud have invariably found them TO give
good satisfaction; and the Pills have sold to a
great many regularly their tea and coffee, AM
with my trade they have become staple article
MarshHlPs Uterine CathOlOon Is medicine that has
lone q qreat amount Of good In Female Diseases
Ons lady sold to told me she had received NOR
benefit from one bottle than she did from long
nourse OF medical trn8tment by the most skilltul
physician. JAMES WILSON.
The Graefenberg MARSHALL Uterine Catholi-
con,
. offered as a certain cure accompanied with the
following symptoms:
Irregularities weakness - Faintness--DoranRs
APpetite-Sallow COmplexiOn-Pain in the
Back and Kidneys-Chills-Cold Hands
and Observation-Disclosures
Headache-Rest-
1esBness-Disturbed Sleep-Elushes
of Heat-GenerAl Pain-Crawling aud Pain in
the Spine and between the shotildurs-ACid
StOmach-Saussa-Dihic Passing Of Urine,
with heat pr gmGrting0 Itching Burning and Irri-
tatiOn In the Urine Organs tghtmare-Dis-
pepsia-H ysteEics- -Anxiety-Red Face
Nervous Notwithstanding
G0nstipatiOn--FlFritable Temper
Daprayed Appetits-F Flatulence-B
and IrregUl8r Observation-Disclosures Dreams
Pains In the UtsFins Organs Numbuess and Paine
in the Limbs.
Bs- Sold by City Druggists and Medicine Dealers
Il T.S4 - For Medicines or Agencies Address
Il. d. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
nOVi2d&W General Agentfnr Ohio.
All of the Grafenberg Medicines are for