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SEIZED,
NEW YORK, July 3.


The o. S. Steam Revenue Cutter Harriet
Lane, Capt. FaUnce, seized, this afternoon,
outside Of Sandy Hook, the bark Kate, Capt.
Otto, on suspicion Of about to be engaged in
tina slave trade. The Kate cleared at the
Custom House by Capt. Watts, bound to
Cape Pslmos, west coast Of Africa, and sailed
to-day, She was brought back to the city
and anchored of the Battery. Her crew
are composed principally Of Portuguese and
SpaniaTds, from whom no information could
be gained. Her cargo is such as slayers gen
orally carry.
At the time she was seized, Capt. Fsunce
observed some curious movements of steam
tug then some distance of, and it seeming
suspicious ran for her, when it proved tobe
the MOgnolia, having on board a number Of
men whom no reliable account was given
Capt. F. having no doubt but that they were
to be put on board the Kate, as appearaeces
indicated, Immediately seized the tug and
brought her here and detained her passen-
gers for examination.
A Firemens' fight, Of twenty minutes du-
ration, occurred in Broad street this evening
Eaginc Co.'s IS and 2I were the combatants.
Stones few thickly for some minutes and
several windows wore broken. The fight
was only stopped by the interposition Of q
large force Of police. Several hremen were
injured, but none seriously.
Another fight between Nos l3 and q took
place in Catham street tonight, in which
pistols were used and q number reported
shot.
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"a canal ExPORTs-l7OOO bush corn.
NEW YORK n1ARKET-JULY 3.


FLOUR-Sales 2lO0 bbls; at S5,2s95,SO for su-
perhne statei S3s40(9555 for extra state; S5&15,3
for superfne western; S5,40@5,6O for common tC
medium extra western; and S5,759aS0 for shipping
brands extra Ohio round hoop. included in sales
1880 bbls for export at prices within the range
Market opened quiet and steady and closed pretty
active with good export business doing.
IgCANADLAN FLOUR-Sales Of $50 bbls at S5,4.
@7,50 for common to choice extra. In fair demand
and market continues steady.
RYE FlsOUR-Sales az $1,000, 20 for common
to choice superfne. Market steady with small
sales.
CORN AIEAL-sales Of 600 bbIs at s3,lOa3, 50 for
Jerseyi SSl7O93,75 for Brandywino. Steady with a
WHIsKY-sales 200 Bbls at 2I4@zI4c. Market
WHEAT-sales of 5000 bu Milwaukee club at
81, ,30l, 80, TeSy choice will bring $685. and amber
81 l3il,S5; $500 bush Chicago spring at Sl,2769l 2s
1900 bush winter red western ct &I,3S0l, Al, and
small parcels at ,42; 500 busy inferior Canadian
club az 81 %; 1900 bush white Michigan at SI42<0
l,50; and 80 bush very choice new amber Southern
At Sl,75. Market firm with good export demand
The scarcity Of feights however materially checks
business.
RYE-salesa at sc. Market quiet with sales ofSOO
BARLFY-Market Dull and nominal.
CORN-sales Of 5000 bush; at 6S9695fc for good
sound mixed WESTERN CSC for round yellow; T2o for
white southern. Market dull and lower.
OATS-Sales at 37(040c for western and Canadian
and 40c94lc for state. In limited request.
PQRk-Sales OF rs bbls; al5,65 for new mess; Sls
for old mess; Sl3,878 for prime; Sl26O for old
prime. Market dull and heavy.
BEER-Sales Of % bbls; at S494,25 for country
prime; Si,5OeQ5 for country mess; t81lO,50 for
packed mess, and Sl 25Gl2 50 for extra mess prime.
Market dull and heavy
I.ARD-Sales Of 200 bbls at I2@l2Ro. Market firm
BUTTRR-Sales at lO@l5c for Ohio, and I49l5c
for WESTERN lO9lso for state; l79lso for Orange
CHEEsE-.sales ats@IO'zo for state; 79IO'fc for
HIDES-Market dull and heavy.
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Last Nights Report.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW NORE, July 3.
Charles Jehards, accused of the murder of Mr
Walton and Mr. Mathews, Is in custody. he
states that on Saturday evening, the night of the
murder, he was at a hotel on Chambers street,
playing cards, and remained till half past IL
O'Clock, when he left and went directly home 70
his Hotel in Brooklyn. 1t is said further, the
proprietor Of the hotel offers 10 testify, when
called upon, that Chas. Jeflards was at his hotel
till quarter TO u O'Clock that night
Judge Beta, Of the U S. District Court today
for Injunction restraining the U. S. Marshal from
levying on their property. He decided that there
was q serious charge against the Post Office De
partment, Is TO the conoeaimeut Of certain facts
in relation TO Fowler being a defaulter to the
Government at the time Of the execution Of the
bond. This charge ought 70 be investigated, and
for this purpose the Court would order two issues
70 be tried, one to be an issue Of Fact before
jury, ana the other an issue of Law as TO any
cOncealment by the Post Office Department. In
the meantime he thought the cOmpainants were
entitled 20 relief as against the execution Of the
warrant He would, therefore issue an injunc-
tiOntO restrain the execution until the issues had
been determined in the meantime the com
plainants 70 give bond in the sum Of two hun
dred thousand dollars 70 abide any judgment the
United States should obtain against them.
AdViees from Guatamala and Cuba state that
ten or twelve American vessels had landed up
wards Of 500 Africans within g x weeks. One Of
the vessels was an American steamer.
-Four children while playing in the yard Of
tenement house in 28th street. yesterday, found
bottle containing small quantity Of blue ink,
which they nlled with water and then drank the
contents. Two named Ann S. Wright and Eu-
genie L. Tisco, died. The Others are recover
ing
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EXECUTIvE COMMITTEES.

NEWARK, N. J., July 3.
The Democratic State Executive Commit
tee Of New Jersey held a meeting at Jersey
City yesterday afternoon, and voted to issue
a call for a State Convention to be held at
Trenton on the 25th Of July, to nominate an
electoral ticket.
The Convention recommend that the ticket
be composed Of four Douglas and three
Breckenridge men, to be supported by the
friends of each candidate, and respectively
headed Douglas ticket and Breckenridge tick
ct. If This is successful the ticket having a
majority is to receive the electoral vote Of
the State except in case the whole vote viii
elect either candidate he is to have II. This
plan appears to meet the sanction Of the
most influential Democrats Of the State.
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OVER LAND pIAII.

ST, JOsEpHE, July 2
Denver city adyicos to June 29d are received j.
b. Card from Quincy, III, was stabbed by Frede-
ricrick Hadley, from Atchisun, Kansas, on the
evening Of the 2st about y miles east OF Denver ON
the Platte river.
Tho unfortunate man died from bis wounds about
o'clock the next morning.
night
Hadley IL 90 have trial this morning az O'Clock
when the facts will By elected,
Ono of the men employed on White and Marshall's
farm, supposed 20 have been killed by tho Indians
He lon the company 70 hunt, aud not returning
when expected, search was made, when no was found
with an arrow through his body. Name was not
ascarfnined.
mavaioo Indians are becoming lnsolent and unless
they are chastised by troop Will soon made toray
upon the settlements
But few Indians woro seen on the rOad, some OF
whom, the ,kinwus, examined tho wagon closely
but the mail party were we'll armed aud seven In
number, no attack was made
Troops from Pawnoo Fork that were In pursuit
Of some Indians had not yet returned.
There Is a rumor at Pawnee Fork Of their hay-
ing fought.
1t lacks confirmation.
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COMMERCIAL.
CLFYFI.AND nIARKRT.JULY 3.

CLEVELAND DAIARKET-JULY 3.
FLOUR-sales Of 50 bbls extra at s5,s7, and 60
bbls double extra at So
WHEAT-URchanEed. Sales Of car load and
100 bushels from store at sl,2O.
CORN-sales of car on track at &c, and cars
do at 4sc
mGHWNEs-SalesOf OfSS bbls at 1850 days,
and 50 bbls At lsc cash.
BUTTER-sales of Is kegs common Central lOc,
and fow small lots choice W. R, at l29l2Sc.
CHERSE-sales of 800 rs at 71Ec.
EGGS-ssles In lots of few barrels at l2c.
LARD-saies-ofo one lot Of looms and of4 kegs at
lie.
DRIED APPLEs-sale Of 500 rs at SC and bbls
do at 411c.
PORK-Sale Of IS bbls No. mess at $3.50.
HAnIS-Arev very scarce and holders In some in
stances are asking higher figures. OomstOck q
Neberry have put mp the price Of their avorte su-
gar cured to I29c We enotice that similar advance
is asked in Cincinnati.
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june27 aO
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RATIFTcAT1ON MEETING.

LOUISVILLE, July 3.
A large and enthusiastic ratification meeting,
endoTsing Bell and Everett is now in progress In
Harden county.
The Democracy meeting at ElizabethtOwn to
day, endorsed Douglas and johnson denounced
seceders.
A meeting of Campbell county Demscrats did
the same yesterday.
A fire atNew Albany this afternoon destroyed
the Baptist church, several stables and dwell
ings.
II ig the hottest day Of the season. Mercury at
2 O'Clock this after noon, 9s; at New Orleans,
same hour, ol.
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TFLFGRAPHlCg
Ye.tsraav AfLarnoonla Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINaToS, July 2.
F.W. Williams, Secretary Of Legation %
China arrived here direct from thc kmperoH
bearing the ratified treaty with this govern
ment and an autograph letter from his
Highness to the President Of the United
States, and presented both Of these docu-
menis to the Department Of State to-day.
He brings no political news Of Importance.
The aspect Of affairs was not altogether
encouraging. Considerable depression pre-
vailed in commercial and other circles, grow
ing out Of the troubles with England and
France. ...
No practical progress whatever has been
made toward the settlement Of the San Juan
affair, Both Governments still insist upon
perfect title, and neither is likely to sur
render. An arbitration TO some neutral and
friendly power was suggested months ago,
but was not pressed owing to other engsge-
ments OF the Administration.
Messrs. Russell, Major & Co., hayemade to
proposition to carry the entire California
mail, via Salt Lake as alledged. They en-
tertained such an idea, but after, Mr.. Russell
made personal investigation Of the bulk Of
mail matter despatched from New York, he
abandoned tbe enterprise as impracticable.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 3.
A public NEE ting to ratify the nomination
of Douglas and johnson, took place to- night
in front of the City Hall. The stand was
beautifully illuminated with numerous trans
parancies, &c. Resolutions endorsing the
Cincinnati Platform and nOn-intervention
were passed.
G. W. Crent, Of Va, and Others delivered
speeches in earnest advocacy of the nominee,
and predicting the triumph Of the principles
which they declare.
The proceedings continued till late hour.
The friends Of Breckenridge win hold a
ratification meeting next week. peVr,
Messrs. Phillips B Solomon, Of Washing
ton have been awarded the contract for sup
plying the Treasury department and Rurena
with stationary.
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FROM SING SING.

SING SING, July 3.
At 1 O'Clock this morning. fire was dis
covered in the cabinet workshop of Chas Il.
WOodrufs, in the prison. The engines were
brought into requisition, but before the
flames were checked the entire building was
in ruins. The boot and shoe shop was with
difficulty saved. Loss to c. H. Woodruff
500, 900; insurance $4O,0 goo in some twenty
, different companies, in NeWsYork. Loss to
re State $4,000; no insurance. Messrs.
nth sustained loss by water Of $1,000;
ured in the Atlantic, Astor and Commercial
Z. mmercial Companies ofNew York.
This is the third time Mr.. Woodruff has
been burned out since 1854.
Tbs weather was calm or the entire prison.
would have been destroyed
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FRn1I sYRAITsF.

SYRACUSE, July 3.
The Democratic Committee met here to-
day and issued Call for a State Convention
to nominete Presidential Electors pledged to
vote for Breckenridge and Lane.
Resolutions were adopted recognizing
Bneekinridge and Lane as the regular nom
inees Of the Democratic party, and pledging
themselves to sustain them in the present
campaign.
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PnILApELrHIA. July /.

Forney's Press bitterly opposes the sction
Of the State Central Committee, aud called
for a mass meeting of the Democrats to purge
the electoral ticket, and cut loose from the
Disunionists forever Il also favors a union
Of Douglas, Bell and Lincoln men to keep
the election out Of Congress, where Lane will
certainly be successful
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OsMRGO nIARKET-JULY 3.

icy TELEGRAPH.l
FLOUR-Dull but unchanged. Sales at $3.50 for
extra state.
WHEAT-Without material change Sales of
1000 bush red Indiana at Sl27; 60OO bushels white
Southern at ,364; 1000 bush bush Chicago spring
on private terms.
CORN-Has a declining tendency and held at 55c,
but buyers do not offer 5izo. Sales Of 1850 bu
Illinois TO arrive on private terms,
OATS-Unohanged.
BARLEY & RYE-Scaroe and quiet.
CANAL AIaFREIGHTS-Firm, In consequence ef
scarcity Of water. Rates without material change
LAKE InPORTS-l00O bush wheat; 1890 bu
corn.
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NOTICE.
orrIcE oonnIssIosERs or Pnmrna.

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS or PRINTING, I
Columbus, Ohio, juno 30, 1850
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ Received at tho ONCE Of the Secretary OF State
OF the state Of Ohio until the
3lst day Of July merit at II o'clock, A.,
for executing the State Printing, Binding, &c.t for
the period Of two years from and after the FIRST Mon
day OF November next ensuing, IN accordance with
the provisions Of the act entitled "an act 60 provide
for sho execution and supervision Of the State Print
ing and Binding" passed March a. lS60.
Tho printing OF the State Is divided into five class
es, 10 DO lot In separate contracts, as follows:
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Sealed 8F0V0saI8,
NOTTCE no CONTRAOTORS-

IN Proposals will be rbboived At the ofico Of tho
City Civil Engineer Of the City Of Cleveland until y
o'clock NJ, July 9Th, 1850, for the grading aud I'm
proving Of Belmont street Its entire length.
Plans and specifications may be seon and more par
tiouler information obtained nt said EngnoUra Office
and after July 3D.
Each proposal must be accompanied by a good and
sufficient bond requiring the bidder 20 enter into
contract at tho prices named In his proposal should
the same DO accepted.
The Board Of City improvements invite the sub
mission OF bids, reserving tho right TO accept or
Ject the same. by order Of the Board,
J. II. SARGENT,
iunal7.pO gttv OWL Engineer
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FIRES

NEW IORKi July 3.
Several fires occurred here last night; one
in Chatham street destroyed the building
occupied by Mellon, Rankeri Wilcox and
sthers-loss $25, 600,
Another in Grand ST., destroyed several
buildings, including the Fire Works establish
ment Of Baptist & Werner-loss $1,000.
At the Douglas serenade at the 9th Avenue
Hotel speeches were made by Douglas, sayles,
MeSweeny and Dohony,
Towards the close a fight occurred in which
one Of the employees Of the Hotel was badly
beaten by rowdies.
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y together with such resolutions and other matters
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DIED.


Samuel Butterfeld father Of the editor of
4he Patriot, and President Of the State Capt.
sal Bank, and a member of the GoYener's
Cabinet, died this p. N. He Was q highly
respectable citizen. ~
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BINDING.

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mn A GTRSON

Formerly Of New York City, will pay Gno Hun
the above named diseases. He win pay the sam
sum for the proof that any other Physician ID
the United States treats The sane diseases Wit.
Afler many ysars of Iabo-ious study and s1paT
ence, Dr.. gibson 3 happy In being able q y
nouneo g the unfortunate, thet ho has periseta'
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
ol the above and other private diseases with al Be
en9e. rs % arising theroirqlnf inclnding , -. T
DEBILITY OR NERVOUS PRO8TkAIlON- F
he NJ sueooeded in caring cases In this city, 1oI
Or whom had expended hundreds Of dollars vi
lea physicians, Who profess % treat a pfiF
malaales With snccesl, and without recsiTing
Although DIT. lGIBsON has a Diploma. Jet
makes no boast Of that fact, for the very reason q
Of intelligence, Tor neither diplomas, nor coliaS
nor even eNpeTience ever yet possessed power 81
eient to always make aged men wise, or @ con
one single Ounce into medical genius neither
be boast that he Il q member Of some college
Paris OF London g perhaps some others do for 4
purpose u ensnHring the innocent. Bnt what d
GIBSON might boaSo Of Is this that be Is able
give entire satisfaction 20 those who rgposa cUI'
esleo ~ hls a9ittg an ll @ @ -. 80 - -,
perfected an American system q treatment VII
challenges any Physician Of London or Paris, or
patent medicine 70 equal igr the radical cure Of
lnal weakness, and all diseases or uerangaIneq
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Or. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment
following advantages over all others yet discovers
and nrst, the agents used in respect di5agrE
able be uses no relics Of the dark ages, suel
no restrictions in diet business ig required Th
ly his treatment Is positive and certain In al ca
He stands prepared 20 go into any public or priv
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great Act that be is able to permanently cure
cases, IN the same length Of time required By :
other Physician 70 cure one similar case.
Fellow CitiEensl Facts ars tangible things, an.
this age, the only pabula upon which the pr
mind can be fed, and from which Just and def
conclusions can be deduced.
DR.. GIBSON Is permanently located in CleFelf|
and has during the past six months performed ~
cures Of diseases which had for years realslea
other modes Of treatment. Reference can Be Civ
individuals Of the first respectabiity in CleFell'
BostOn, New York, and other cities in regar.
skill and integrity IN all professional Transacted
Dyspepsia, Rhuematism, Scr0fnla and all chr.
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81 Medicine sent 70 any part Of TIE country
receipt Of ten dollars.
DR.. GIBSON's New Work on Physiology Tor
at his ofics.
DR.. GIBSON,
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Hs- Once No. III Ontario street, up stairs, q
doors from the Public Square.
Once hours from to z aud from to to 5 o.
daily, tSundays excepted nov
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C0UNTFRFEIT.

"a srf. Boston, July g.
Counterfeit IS on the Commonwealth Bank
Of Philadelphia are in circulation in this
city. They are so well executed that but
very few persons can detect them.
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FRO1T NORROLK,

NORFOLK, June 3.
The Breckenridge ratification meeting has
been postponed till after the State Conven-
ton.
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l. The price per hundred sheets for folding the
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mAklNG GoNNECIlONS-
At Cleveland with Cleveland Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus & Cincinnati, Cleveland Erie, and Cleve
land & Pittsburgh Railroads.
At Solon, with hacks to Chagrin Falls &C.
At Mantua, with hacks for Ravenna, &C.
At BraceVils with hacks to Newton Falls, &C.
At Warren with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
Tille, Bloomfield, Cantield &C.
At youngstown with stages for New Castle, PO-
land, Lowell, and EnOn Valley, and thence By P. +.
W. @. 3. r. to Pittsburgh; -
Cleraland Feh a.lssa
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GERMAN PRINTING AND TRANSMITTING.

HTAIH UUNI F-NIIs
!. The price per thousand ems for composition of
all d0cumepts ordered TO be printed IN German, by
the General Assembly OF by either branch thereof.
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the same.
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61bimFt atatf.

FURNITURE AND UNDERTA-
IL KING.-O. L. BAUDER a Co., having removed
their Ware Rooms 70 their old stand, No. g Pros
pect street, again prepared TO furnish everything
In the line Of Cabinet Ware and Upholstry.
HNDERTAKING.---A LARGE AS
sortmsnt Of Ready Made Collins always kept
on hand. apr4 o. .. BAUDER & co.
N w. BERRY, UPH0LSTERER
NJ and Manufacturer Of Lounges, and an kinds
Of Mattresses and Bedding, Cushions Curtains
DTapeTies 8e No & superior street Hill four doors
All orders promptly executed. Particular atten-
ton paid 70 the laying Of Oh Cloths, Carpsting &C.
&c. msyglly-l
nANIEL w. DUTY, CITY UN-
DERTAKER, keeps on hand large stock of
al kinds and styles Of COEElNS embracing a great
variety Of his new style Of BURIAL OASKETS, all
Of which cannot be eXceled by any similar concern
In the State. No. IS Erie street, Cleveland.
janl7R2ldkW
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SALE-PURSUANT

- the commands OF two Writs OF Venditioni expo
mas issued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Guy
ahOga County, at the suit Of Erastus T. Gaylord
Surveyor, plaintiff. against Horace A. Ackley, de-
fendant and the other at the suit Of John A. Vim
cent plaintiff against said AckeY, deisAdant, shall
city of Cleveland in said county, on the 25th day Of
July, 1860 at O'Clock p NJ of said day, the follow
ing described lands and tenements 10 wit: situate in
the county Of CuyahOga and State Of Ohio, and
known as sub lots Nos. u, IL IS, p, 2, p 3D. 81 32
g. 81 3 36, 81 and 50 of II. A Aekley's allotment OF
ten acre lot No. % in the City Of Cleveland.
D. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
Williamson Riddle, and ., & W. S. StetsOn, At
frrma