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RATIFICATIoN aIEETTNG.

NEW York, June 2.
The meeting held at the Cooper Institute last
night called for the purpose ratifying the nom.
inatiOn Of Bell and Everett, drew together sever
al thousand persons.
Speeches were made by Hon, James Quales
and Hon. G. A. Henry, Of Tenn, and Hon. Z. b.
Vance.
During the meeting an extract was read from
Hon Millard Fillmore TO the effect that he would
vote for Bell and Everett even his vote should be
the only vote cast for them in the State.
Commodore Vanderbilt has informed the Post
Ot1ce Department that he viii not carry the
California mails after the Goth Of jane.
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CHINESE AlTBAssADEY.

BALTIMORE, June 3.
This p. m. the Embasssey dined with the Mayor
and members Of the City Council at the Gilmore
House. Afterwards they took their station on
the portico 20 witness the operations of the paid
Fira Department and the fire alarm telegraph
An alarm box was placed ON the pOrtieO and af-
ter being explained to the ambassador, an alarm
was communicated through the city and in few
moments the entire department with their steam
fire engines and Hook and Ladder Companies
were on the ground ready for action.
Numerous streams OF Watdf were thrown
20 great height which seen etl greatly to aston
ish and interest the visitors who made many en-
quiries concerning the novel exhibition
The Vice Governor OF the Embassy, eXp planned
olhcially the high grathcatiOn Of the Embassa-
dors- tH3
The reception thus far seems 20 have given
them the greatest satisfaction, all the arrange
Inents having been carried opt in a manner re
lecting much credit in the Judgment and good
taste Of those having il in charge
Tonight there WIS grand display Of IRE
works IN front Of the hotel and the throng of PeO-
pie WIS immense
The visitors leave tomorrow morning ia a spe-
cial train for Philadelphia
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WAsn1xerox, june 9

WAsHINGTOS, duue 3.
Many rumOrs Of an eXtraTagant characters pre-
vail as to Mr.. Sumner Il apleaH that early las
night, that an individual, representing himself
from Virginia, called at his room, and mperious
iy demanded an explanation OF certain parts IL
his recent speech Mr. Sumner gave him no salts
faction and ordered him 70 depart, which he did
with threats. At q subsequent hour three others
called, halting inthe passage, and sent up words
that they wished to see him alone. They refused
ihe invitation TO enter his room where Mr.. Sum
uer was surrounded by his friends, and left, send
ing a threatening message by the servant that
they would come with force TO assault him at
ten O'Clock this morning, when Mr.. Summers
friends were again present In view of these. oc-
currences, some Of his friends accompanied him
from his residence 10 the Senate TO day, appre-
bensiTe Of personal violence. They are deter-
ed 10 the subject
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In 1859 the canal was opened ON the 30 OF MAY Ana
the minerals shipped amounted 70 LII tons copper
l6s tons iron, aud a3s Of iron bars tnie shoN
ina an increase la the 20 days Of May, l over the
"a DAYS Of 1859 Of g3 tons copper aud sio tons ron
ore. t
GRAIN LOADED NEssELs.-SiX gfain LOADED vessels
from above passed down yesterday, nafine ~ % the
fksf ntirher are detained In the river below owing
to a strong head wind, which pr vents them rom
beating dowu with SAFETY. W.
BRoKR HFR MACHINERY The ting Lion, having
a vessel In tow bound down, broke the couplings OF
her machinery yesterday when opposite Belle Isle
Th0 tug Elliott brought her down % tho city where
she viii az once repair.
AaROuNn. The tug Dispatch lies bard aground ON
the Flats The propeller StOckman attempted oget
her on, but was unable 70 approach near enough 70
render her assistance, In eoise9uense e ing lo@
water. a.sa. a.-s.EIl
The schooner W H. Merritt, with aoafgoof states
walnut &C, bound for Europe, passed down to-day
la tow OF the sug Clin Beldans i.
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Nrw No8E, June O.
The Fir,v-orks Afanufactofy OF Iiatfield Son,
Williamsburg, exploded yesterday p m, killing
Chas Hatfield aud Jacob Irpsk, and seFeFely IN
iurung three other wQfuneh ~
lnosond ~, o a,nlosinn extended from biilhing TO
bniiding until aii but two Gre proof bnildngs were
deetros7ed Ioss S2I 900.
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SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENER'l
Manufactured BY
HENRY C. SPALDING & co.

4s Cedar street, New York
Address Post-ofiioe, box No. s6Oo.
Annexed Is an alphabetical list Of articles which
If damaged, may be restored their orgiua
strength and uselulness by ..-
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CLEVELAND MAR KRT75UNR {

FLOUR-sales Of 20 bbls good red extra at $3.50,
25 bbs red double extra at s5 and other small lots
atsame prices.
WHEAT-sales 2 cars red at 81 %; cars do at
si,sl, and ? cars white at 81, ..
CORN-sale one ear At 4sc, bagged and delivered.
OATS-Lower Sale zone car st 32c,
PORK-Sale 500 bbls No. I mess at $3.50.
sHOULDERs-sal COO MS country cured at
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MAKING. CONNECTIONS.
At Cleveland with Cleveland Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus Cincinnati, Cleveland & Erie, and Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh Railroads. { -, Q e
At Solon, with hacks to Ohagrin Falls &C.
At Mantua, with hacks TOR haYenna, &C.
AT Braceyile with hacks to Newton Falls, &C.
At Warren with hacks % Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
filie, Bloomfield Canfield, &C.
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle, Po-
laRd, Lowell and Enon Valley, and thence BY P. i.
W. 4 e. R. r. to Pittsburgh,
Cleveland Feb. 9,ls5q.
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DOUGLAS CONVENTION.

-fAm 0hLEAaef q uAc .
The Douglas Convention at DonaldsonvilIe
was represented by q Parishes
The Convention resolved 10 abide the BaIfi-
more nominations
The delegates appointed TO attend the Baltimore
Convention 90 uninstructed
Ex-senator Soule. Gov WecfliF and Isaac
MOrse were the ruling spirits OF fbe Convpn-
fi1u -
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FROlI PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, June 9.
Inc city Is astir with preparations for the recep-
lion @ Oi the japanese which Is 20 be magnificent
affair. AL the public ana many urivafe build-
llgs on the route through which the reception is
70 pass are gaiiy festoOned with the flags Of Nj
piloll ana AInefiea- The streets present gala
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TElIPEleANCR onNTFNrInN.

PORTLAND, Ne, June9.
The National Division Of the Sons of Temper
ance are now in session in this citv .r,Te65fv-
three Divisions are represented intending several
Southern States The Worthy Patriarch 81 reaf
Britain Is q delegate. The attendance i Iarge
and the session the most earnest ever held Ii
will continue q week
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DIR. Al. GIBSON


Eormeriy q New York City. win bay Oas Hun
arsd dollars for the proof that be ever i % curs
seS sn eP9s9 % naasd eseeses He n Psy ~ sans
ne United States treats the sane diseases with
After many years Of laborious study and sxDeri-
enoeI " GIBSON i happy In being able % an
nounce g the uniortunatsi that be has perfected
sfEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
q the above ane other priESte Diseases With al bad
DEBILITY Or NERVOUS PBOsTHATION.
He has succeeded In curing cases in thl civ some
sslfstyled physicians, who profess treat al private
maladies With sneeess and without rscsiYing the
AitkouFh Dr. GIBSON has Diplom., yet be
makes no boast Of that fact for the very reason thai
Diploma is comparatively simple thing, destitute
nor even experience ever yet possessed power sum
one single Ounce inlo medical genius neither does
h9 boast that he e member Of some college Ia
Paris eF London e perhaps some Others do for the
GIBSON might boast Of g this, that be = able 70
give entire satisfaction to those Who repose conf
perfected an American system Of treatment which
challenges any Physcian Of London o. Paris, or any
inal weakness, and all diseases or derangsments,
both mental and physical, arising nom sexual or
secret abuse.
Dr.. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment ths
following advantages s others yet discovered;
and hts the egents used are in respect disagree
Mercury, nor any other dsleterious drug: Secondly
no restrictions in diet OF business Is required Third
y his treatment is positive and certain In an cases.
De stands prepared 70 60 into any public private
hospital in the United States and demonstrate the
great fact that he is able to permanently ten
cases, 10 the length Of time required by any
other Physician TO cure one similar case.
yellow 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 dsfnits
conclusions can be deduced.
Dr. GIBSON ts permanently located In Cleveland,
and has during the past six months performed many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted al
other modes Of treatment Reference can Be given 70
individuals Of tbs hrst regpectabilily IN leFllzpd
Boston, New York, and other cities iR regard "a
skill and integrity in ali professional transactOns
Dyspepsia Rhuematisn, Serofula aud all chronic
diseases treated with unusual saccesz,
81 MedieiHe 5epf to any part Of the e5uutry on
recent q zen dollars
d, G1BsON's New Work on Physioiogy for sale
AZ bis ONCE.
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of ElectroPGtky and Asdieins,
~ Once No. III Ontario street. up stairs, few
doors from the Public Square.
Once hours from 70 y and from 70 10 Q'slock
daily, lcrndaya excepted nova
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geaaI alatiEe.s.. ]. !.
ON LIN PURSTTAN6R Ol

M0TfCE.---IN PURSUANCE OF
j decretal order issued fom the Court OF Conf
mon Pleas OF Cuyahoga county Ohio, IN elta2 in
which James Q. Prentiss Is plaintiff aud Alvin A.
Turner ct al defendants, to me directed shah ex-
pose for sale at the door Of the new Court epae n
fhe eity ofgeseland in said county, the 2sh day
OF June, lsG al o'clock p NJ Of said day, the fol-
living described lands and tenements, 70 wit;
and State Of Ohio on the west sido Of CuyRh0fa Xiv
er IA that part Of Cleveland whichwas pruerly
Ohio City, and bounded follows beginning az the
intersection Of the north line Of Vermont street.
with the west line Df West street. thence northery
along said West street 20 Washingt on sreet thenoe
southerly parallel with West stleat tof vermont
atheot thence eastarly along said Nernont EFept 20
the plac0 Of beginning. Appraised at SAe0Q.
Fl W. BINGHAM, Master Commissioner.
LOREN PRENffss, Plaintiffs Attorney,
runsnau
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OsWEGO lIARKET-JUNE D.

fBY TELEGRAPHI 1853.
FLOUR-Unchanged, with moderate demand for
home, interior and eastern trade. Sales at S561A,2
for common to extra state; S61637x for extra Cana
diam. S6,7507 for favorite double extra OswegC
brands.
WHEAT-Frm, but without material change
Sales last evening Of l0,501 bushels Milwaukee club
No. I ct el,2l
CORN-Marizot lc better Sales last evenine Of
$3.50 bushels Illinois at 57c this morning 1890 bush
Indiana at same. :. ~ .--' --..-
0ATS-Quist and nominal. ----a-.-
BAIRLEF-Quiet and nominal.
RHE-SoWer. Sales Of 900 bush Canadian at
7Q5sc.
CANAL REIGHTS-Stesdy, at 25c on flour;
&c on wheat; 63ko corn, to New York.
LAKE InIPORTS-60O bbls -four; 1000 bush
wheat; 1900 bush corn; 300bush oats; 1000 bushels
rye.
CANAL EXPQRTS-lsO0 bbls aour; 500 bush
wheat; E9a bn oats =, ii. .C
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CRICKRT MATOH.


NEw YoHK, June 9.
The Cricket Match between the New York
and Philadelphia Clubs resulted In a draw.
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NEw YoRK, June 9.
pool, with 2iI passengers and s4l4 500 In specie
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DETROIT, JuNEg.=The following items are from
the Advertiser ofeaturday. q
PASSED.
UP-stoanboat Illinois propeller Michigan; bque
r. g. Winslowi y, B. Pomeroy; schooner Emma.
DOWE-PrOpeller Mayhower, Prairie State, Bur-
hngton, Quincy brig Orkney Less, David Ferguson,
John 1Onng; schooner Star Of Hope, B. i. Couch,
Sioux, York State, Racer, ThnInton, Wings Of the
Morning, w. II. Merritt Sunshine, Lone Star, Mel
rose, Ketchum, Kate Richmond, Game Cock, Thos.
Kingsf0rd, Mary B. Hale J. = Tracy, Helen Blood,
Speedwell, Huntress. ,st
soME Forty san df vessels bound up through Lake
Erie were driven. back from near Pt. au Pelee TO
Long Point during the heavy blow Of the present
week.
FoR BosToN.-schooner Sophie Smith, Capt. But
er cleared at Toledo for Boston, 7th inst with $50
n black walnut lumber, II ship plank shipped by
o. Frost.
STRAITS or GIBRAITAR, Nay lf-Passed schooner
Geo. D. Dousman, Capt. Smith, of Cleveland, from
the Danube for Cors-or Falmouth.
DErRorT, JUSr a-Ths following items we take
from the Tribune;
LAKE SUPERIOR TRAnE--s. p Mead, Esq, Super
intendent Of the ST.. Maries Falls Ship Canal, has
with his usual pronptness furnished with state
msnt Of the businesgo Of the canal for May, Of the
present year The number Of vessels passing Is as
follows;
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= The canal opened thisyear May Ilth 80 that only
twenty Gays bqslQes are Included n these Statistics
In that time the amount of tolls cOllsofed was 81
7l2 38. The estimated value Of the property passed
through the canal exclusive ofrthe vessels saTIvnF
il, was S. 590Zd Tie nunlher d passenqer5 bssged
both ways was 2l3l. The following thbla shows fhe
amounts Of some Of the principal articles passed
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SENATE
The bil to settle private land claims Of Cali
f1ruia was taken m and paseed

The blu to settle private land claims Of Cali
fornia was taken up and passed
A bill was passed providing Tor the punishment
ofthe T. S. MaTshals and Deputies for permitting
the escape of prisoners In their custody, rs was
also the bill amending the acs ca extend the laws
and judicial systems Of the United States 70 Ore
r1n. -a .-
Mr. Wilson presented the petition Of Washing
ton Coz, praying that the Post Master General
be authorized TO contract with him aud associates
for carrying the mail between san Francisco and
Japan, IN first class sailing vessels and steamer
ir Slidell made an unsuccess ful effort to call
up fhH rsp0gt Of the select committee on printing
abuse
The army Appropriation bill was taken up
a long debate ensued on the amendment Tor
paying Interest 10 the States for money advanced
10 the General Government for military purposes
which was finally rejected, ayes y, nsys29.
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00MMERCTAL
BANK STATEMENT.

o,rreeted daily fot the Morning Leader by
C. A. READ & co,
lC. A. READ, @. W. wooDwoRrH, 2. q, EEAn,l
hank EDS,
NO SO, SUPERIOR STREET, CLELAND, q.
nEALEHs in %
Gold Siiper Exchange. URcUrrsHt Bank
Notes and Land BayraRts.
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NEW YORK 1IARKET-IUNE .

RGGS-sieady; with sales at l0c.
BUTTER-ouiet at old prices.
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Iii Aoads.


iLEA ELAND AND PITTSBURG
" RAILROAD -8pRIlis $780, : = -. 49, 49,
S1sSs IN % On Ag1aay % April ga 1850 TRAINS IF6VE
SF lLAF El4Ae " AAlLE-snndayg sTcspfsd1t
I'So A. H.,Mail iol Pittabmgh, WhssIln9 sn5 gs,v
Philadepha. Ana R'eh
go P; M.-kXpress for Pittsburgh and yt..it,,
Both Trains make direct cauunffirin, - al
ylyania kailTQad for BALTIMORE, PhiadslbbIs ~,
York and Boston. Also with Baltimore 6bts
road for Baliimore and Wellington Uifv 'i' A--ii-
Alao connect az Hudson for Akron aud ATnlarsb,,,,
~ Time By this route a. quick and fare viii =
the same a. by Northern Lines 10 New York
F. R. MYERS, C. T. Agent. AN Z
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-CIALE T0F RE1L -ESTApE BY

~ ORDER OF COURT.-0n the 18th day 0i June,
ls60 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the premises, IN the town.
ship Of Middleburgh, CuyahOga county, Ohio, will
be sold to the highest bidder the following described
real estate as the property " William N. Bryan,
deceased, TO wit: ... ....
Situate in said township of AIiddebGrgll, and is
also In the village Of Berea, and Is bounded and de-
scribed as follows Com mencing az the lntersectlon
In said village, themes south Adams street about
rods 70 lands decided BY Robert Wallace and vile
TO William FitZgerad. thence east on said titzger
aids line ~ rods, thence north rods on Bridge
street, thence west Bridge street ~ rods 20 the
place Of beginning, containing acre Of land, be
The same more less Said land TO Do sold tpr not
less than $50. Terms OF sale viii be made known
on the day Of sale. .-tl.
WILLIAM BRYAN. AdsnlnistFatOT Of r
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cLEARED,
MISCELLANEOUS.

SCHOONER IND4ASA arrived at Chicago from Clsys.
land June sth, with coal 7t-
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MARINE.
PORT OF CLEVELAND


stmr. May Queen-Y Yiger, Detroit, 100 bbls -four 20
bbls fish, le0 pkgs sundries
Prop. Acme, Halfway, BufalO, sundriss, Hughes &
Lester, r..
Schr. Ketchum, Turner, Marquette, go tons iron
ore, Jackson Iron Co.
Schr CHALLENGE, Eearues, Marqusfte 800 tons iron
ore, Jackson Iron 90.
sloop j. Il. Stevens, MeAHster, Toledo,
CLEARED.
Stmr. Nay Queen, y iCer, Detroit.
Prop. Akron BuFnett, OFdenshurg.
Schr. Ellington ERstland, Buffalo.
Schr. Chaliange, Hearues, Marquette.
SchT. Shook, Kelly, Marquette.
Schr. ketchums EaFner, Marquetts
Schr. j III. Stevens, hlcAiigter, Toledo.
Schr. Massilon, Lloyd, Chicago.
Schr. Forest City, Lowell, Boston.
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Amas, &E.

"EALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
IL MEN. Read notices in the Tribune since
From Bis Exeellsney JAMES D. WEsFCOTT. Gov.
ernor Of Florida and member Of the United States
5iFor UPWARDS Of trenty-fve years Was afHictsd
with disease in ny family, which the best medical
and surgical talent in the country failed 10 cure, but
which y1eided IN nest satisiactory manner 70 the
Graeienb berg Remedies conscisntiousy advise their
use. JAS. ,. WESTCoTT."
NV YORK, February ls59.
DRJ. +. BRIDaE-DeaF Sir. Some two years aqo
an intimate female friend had been suffering from
falling Of the womb, whites, and deranged uspsiru,
clearly described in your adFeFt q and papls
lets. She had the Te1E best medical skl ih ne
nay tpld her that he thought her life might Possi-
bly, Be prolonged very little longer under ne most
tiuued TO sink when came into your once at the
Grseisnharg Medical Institution and related her
berg MsrshsiIs Cath0iieon, in relieving her, she
discharged al the physicians and tried IT, though
and hve bottle1 entirely cured her since then ior
two years. there has not been racurTence Of fha
complaint and she = as strong, 9ssye and 9saithy,
HOME TESTIMONY,
WEsF 2 IB5lEP!oRP, cosboctOP %. O. Nay 4. 5l
medicines Of the Graetsnberg Company ioF the last
ten years, aud have Invariably found them g give
great many families as regularly as their tea and COZ
Zee, and with my trade they have become staple ar
that has done great amount Of good in ktI1al3
Diseases. One lady sold ii 70 told me she had ~
ceiYod more benefit nom one bottle than she ci7
from long course Of medical treatment By the mott
skillful physicians, - JAMES WILSON.
THE GRAEFENBERG MARsHALL's UTEKIEE
CATHOLICOH
Is offered Is q certain cure accompanied with tla
following symptoms.
Irregularities knesg-k aintnes1- Daranged Ap-
petits-Sallow ConpleNion-Pain IN the Back
and kidneys-C Chill5-Cold Hands aud
Feet - Rloating = EevaIishneS
Neurolgie- Headachs-kezt-
ltssaass-D Disturbed sleeD-t lush
OF heat-9eneral Pain-Craglfnf
and Pain In the spine and between the
Shoulders-Acid -Dimeplt
passing Of Urine, with heat OF amartng-ltcb1
ing, Burning or Irritation m the Urine Organe-
Nightmare Qesp pair-ll J Ysterics-A AnNiefT--h hed
Fsce Nervous Twitehing- Starting-oon-
atipation-lrritabl8 Temper sadness
D6praFsd Appetite--E 4 la tuleuce--Bloat-
Cd and Irregular BoWels-Inpleas-
ant Dreams-Pains in Uterlre Organs-h umbne9I
and Pains In Limbs.
pB- Sold By City Druggists and Medicine Dealers
throughout the country
For Medicines or Agencies, address
II. 3. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
nOVl2-dRW General A gent for Ohio.
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FEIlEGRAPHIC.
Saturday Night's Report.

WAsalNeT0s' june ?


The death oraIr Burroughs wiz b announced
in the House % day by Nc Fly, Of n and
Addresses viii b. made bY Mr kthflQBe OF Aehii
the colleague Of deceased on the Nonpntics on
ludian adairs, and Messrs John Npchrane Fen
John Reeves Naval Architect and late Chie
Constructor 81 the Naval Arsenal, C0nstantinople
tiled to-day before the COMMITTEES OF Foreign AZ
fairs charges of a severe character against Jnp =
brown. DiaeuIunau and secretary 81 Legailoi AZ
Consinn dnOple The charges are pi roh1et9l ~
tempting assassination, false lmnriseiiil,s', isn E
uiving With Others 70 deprive AtetNsa " ~ ~ 49, -
under the Turkish Government ana secIe ~ lof
no Engiishman, and several others on s9uAllE 81
rl6iis character. MT. Reeves 49, L ~. M m
that investiqafion BE- tnade into these charges rs
they are suscrf,tihle OF the clearest proof
Mr. Brown was acting as charge q Affairs at the
time the offences were committed
Mf Dixon moved % amend oy aauing an apdi.
tiinsi seefion increasing the amount now allowed
hr law for distributing arms and military equip
nents among the militia Of the U s., 20 scoops
Grimes moved to amend the amendment as fol
mar arms be distributed according TO the mum
Der OF free white citizens in the different States
O. shown by TIE census Of lS60.
Rejected.
WILSON moved to amend the amendment by
providing thai one half the arms now ON
hand be distributed
Davis moyed to add 10 the amendment proyi
ding that the arms 50 distributed be manufactured
NN VIC r.
Agreed To-
The anendment as amended was voted down
and the bill passed
The Miscellaneous Appropriation BIN was ia
Ken up. tl l aa- .--L t
Among the bills passed were the iollOwingf
To Incorporate the National Gallery and ScaOol
oraris IN me District OF Columbus To authOr-
tze divorces both final and modified 70 be prosfcu-
ted before the Cmcuit Court OF the District Of
Columbus The protection 0I deserted wives Tom
she rapaclty of their husbands The Senate lave
yet % act upon the latter
The House tabled by i've majority the request
OF Messrs. Taylor and Houston 70 be relieved
from further service on The Committee Of Jpdi-
ciary
The House then proceeded TO the consideration
OF the special order, viz Business relating to
the District Of Columbia
AIT. Sly announced the death Of Mr. Burroughs
hIs hate colleague.
King offered tie customary resolutions, stating
that seward, who had been called away had pre-
pared a eulogy. -
Messrs FeHton and Ethridge eulogized the pub
Bile aud private character Of the deceased nIenl-
Der
The usual resolutions Of respect were passed.
The House adj djourned.
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NEW YORK STOCK mARKET-JUNR 9

lBT TELEGRAPH.l
STOCKS-Dun but firm, Chi & 3 ! COS; Gal q
Chi 6456; III G scrips 634; NJ $50; Erie 1875; y
@ sos; Pacific Mail g31d; Hanible 4 st Joe bonds ~
III Q bonds 9l3f. a- .i r.-.a- +. $50 -
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BROOKS S. G. & E. W., BUILD
I'D ERS. Also Manufacturers Of Doors, Blinds,
Gothic work Particular attention paid 70 Fitting
up Stores. Factory on Division street, near Centre
Block, ClsYelands Ohio. nol0eSl