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We make the following extract frOm a
letter received from a member Of
Go. X, 10th Regiment, o. Y.M.i

We make the following extract from q
private letter received from a member Of
90. X, 10th Regiment, o. Y.M.,
~BUcKH4SNox, June 80, 1851.
ParkersbuFgh is spleasant
place Ofsome 5000 or e,OO0 inhabitants, and
strongly Union. While there we slopt in
the open air, having no tents. I enjoy this
much more Than close confined quarters,
but the blazing heat Of the sun by day, fol-
lowed by extremely heavy dew at night,
soon breaks down many Of the troops.
While al clarksburgh we had some very
severe night duty, having been called out
in the night aud sent in a drsnching rain to
occupy and defend some heights near the
town. The hill was so high, steep and slip
psry that many Of the men, on reaching the
summit, were obliged to lie fiat down for
some time to recover their breath, and one
slipped and rolled some forty feet down the
hill. Our tents we're brought 10 Clarks-
burgh with US, and there distributed. They
are good, dry and large, but we have not
seen 8 wisp Of straw for lodging purposes
since leaving Camp Goddard.
Since leaving Kanawha we have plunged
head over heels into real soldiers work,
marching till every bone aehed, and never
sleeping two nights in tbs same place. And
as our tents are carried with the baggage,
which move slower thvn we march, We are
obliged, a large portion of the time, to sleep
in the open air, and often in drenching
rains, Last night was a bitter one. We
were called out after dark and ordered to
strike tents and start immediately. We got
under way and marched from 10 P. NJ. to Z
A. NJ. without a halt of over Eve minutes.
Our knspsaeks and cartridge boxes. with
forty rounds of ball cartridges, became ex-
tremely burdensome after a few miles; and
when we reached this place, the troops were
scarcely able to drag one foot after another.
I am a tough traveller, and shall be among
the last TO break down. But all along the
road We found soldiers lying on the ground
who had fallen out of the ranks, unable 10
take another step. The cause of this forced
march was an order from Gen. Rousenkrautz
to drive out the secession troops who have
occupied this place. But they had got wind
of our coming, and ran away. 1t is said
that they are encamped in force at Beverly,
thirty miles from this place, and are fortify-
ing their position. Probably tonight, or
tomorrow, we shall be ordered to chase
them again.
There is a very large Union force in this
section of Virginia, and if we can ever catch
Wise, who commands the rebels here, we
shall exterminate his force.
The mails are very irregular, running
only by chance, and this, together with eur
constant marching, will prevent my writing
often. W. S. S..
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BETTER Lars THAN NETER.-We neglected
in our account of the loss of the Cataract, to
give credit to a led employed in this Office,
who is entitled to great praise for his efforts.
The young msn-Pat. MeCarty by name
was nj Of a party of three who sailed ont
to the burning vessel, and we're among the
first, ir not the first, to reach the neighbor-
hood Of the drowning crew. Their boat
was an ordinary skiR, rugged with a sail,
and when the rough condition of the lake is
remembered, the almost rash boIdness of
their trip, will present it TO the minds Of
our readers. They picked up four of the
crew, several Of whom declared they could
not have kept themselves mp fAeen min
utica longer. One of the men saved cried
out SIS they approached, that he was sinking,
snd went under the water, but rising again,
was fortunately seized hold Of B our young
apprentice, who rescued him from q watery
grave at the imminent risk Of mis- own life.
We mention the instance at this late day, in
order that justice shall be done To- a lad,
who is IS intrepid and benevolent as he is
faithful in the discharge Of his Office duties.
-0Bserpsr. gra
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PPLEs-saleI oI ls3 Do md b 81.
NEW YORK MARKET-JaIy 8.

~ AEEA1aANmsl
RLOUR-Mark8t silII rules In favor Of bnyers.
with less doing Tor export and only moderate home
trade demand. Market closing quiet aud somewhat
sales arc 500 bbls Ss,a5@s,ss for supsraDe staas
S4,OO94,i5 fer extra state; s3,z5a3,5O Tor SuDsrdue
western; gi55@4,5Q for common 10 medium extra
hooped H6lSio; "a a 80 SfE 10y frass OI brs1s st 55' round
ANADA FLOUR-Limitsd business doing and
prizes favor buy9,s, seles are 6 0bbls 81 Ss,9s87l0O
RYE FLOUR-Market quiet At 3 .sOAssa.
CORN M~EAI-Mafket dull and dropping.
NHdsk E-hArkst unehange. Sales are COZ
WHEXT-Market scarcely so firm with less ac-
tive demand coed sound spring scarce and held
at 6707Sc; ", 2b bush Northwestern club AZ a0dBzc;
5000 bush Milwaukee club at snag2c; Il. 800 bush
ern at 81 ,Ol@i 90; 500 bush common white gestsTn
al 81 ,02S; 1870 bush white Michigan at gi.IA0LN;
2.SlO bush chOics white Kentucky at Sl,2SGI,s;
RYE-Msrket duh at FO952e for western; CSC for
state.
CORN-Market heavy and slightly over. Sales
are s4,00O bush ct ss943c for unsound and inferior
new mixed western; 4@45c for sound DO; sc for
0AT9Eselllng Ct 2S@2sc for Western and Cana
dian; 2a130o for State,
.POHk-Market dull and prices without material
change. Sales are 400 bbla at SA,oO9l 4,62z Tor mess;
BREFEin more active demand, being IN part for
Sales are 1900 bbls At 64,0 90 for
country prime; Si,5Oa6,OO for conutry mess: Ss,OhG
1000 for repacked mess: Slo,O0@ll.O0 for extra mess.
PRIME MESS BRRF-Aarkst quiet aud nom
BEEF H1Ma-Nsrkst steady. sales are 10
bbls western az SIS,
CUT M~EATS-Market continues quiet at 4kR
for shoulders; 5k96kc for hams.
BAGON-Quiet and unchanged.
LARD Market rules quiet. Sales are 500 bbls 81
BgTTER-seHins at 7sIa4c for Ohio; lgslse
CHKRsE-Msrkst steady at se7c. as IN quail
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LIRuTEEANT FRAzER.-J. N. Frazee, recent
ly Orderly Sergeant of the Giays, has been
elected Second Lieutenant Of that gallant
company. This is the fourth promotion of
that officer since entering the service, and
his courage and military skin ct him for a
much higher position. We understand that
one Of our influential citizens has gone to
Washington for The purpose of urging the
appointment Of Lieut.. Frazee and Sergeant
Frank Human to commands in the regular
army. His mission Is unknown to those
gentlemen, they having never asked pro-
motion, though they richly merit it.
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None but a physician knows how much a
reliable dItsrdtiUs is needed by the people
On ali sides of US, in all communities every
where are multitudes that suffer from COM
plants that nothing but an aIteratvs cures.
Hence great many of them have been made
and put abroad with the assurance of being
efectual. But they tail 70 accomplish the
cures they promise because they have not the
intrinsic virtues they claim. In this state
of the case, DR.. &c. Aver 8 Co. of Lowell,
have supplied US with a compound Extract
Of ~Sarsaparilla, which does prove to be the
long desired remedy. It's peculiar difference
from other kindred preparations in market
is that it cures the diseases for which it is
recommended, while they do not. We are
assured of this fact by more than one of GU.
intelligent physicians in this neighborhood
and have the further evidence Of our Own
experience Of its ruth.-Tenaes3ee Farmer,
NashpiHe, Tenn.
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MaUA$ UNION GOLLEaE AND NORMAL sENI-
xkKY.-This Institution has q pleasant,
healthy, ana moral location, in the village
of Mount Union, Stark county, Ohio, two
miles south Of Alliance, where the Cleveland
end Pittsburg Railroad crosses the Pitts
burgb, Fl wayne and Chicago Railroad.
The country around is elevated, fertile and
healthy almost without a parallel. DuriHg
the past year the number Of students in at
tendance has been $50. The citizens of
Mount Union and vicinity have donatsd
about Thirtesn Thousand Dollars for the
erection Of q new College Building. The
brick are now Ia process Of making, and the
College Building viii be prosecuted as rap
idly as possible.
This institution affords to young men and
women all for . thorough Collegiate course
q instruction, embracing q Classics, scien-
tifc and Teachers Department, and win
confer UPON graduates the usual Degrees.
The next Fall term commences August
9Th Of the present year. sr
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BLOOD FOODf
BLOOD Food
nL LnnnL

To ell HaaarIRg from ~Oonsumptton, taotPient %
Confirmed, or from debility Of any k4noi OF RON
mental on nervous prostration, brought on bg any
sanss; or from scrOfulons eqmplaintsi or nom dls-
ssses ofthe kidnoyG CT bladder and 70 Ladies sur
sri1r NV ofthe many Distressing complaints their
80 ere liable 60, and which enRenoor~
TIE BLOOD FOOD
ss1nsrsd as 8 Certain AID Reliable hsmedy. Diner
M IN every particular from the patent medicines Of
mo dsT. e. q chsmical corr btnstion II IRON sui
PHUR and PHOSPHORUS ofvery great worth, ana
many hundred bee glad and grateful testimony 70
Size benefits IL hagc s1srTed On them.
OHURUH DUPONT 400 Broadway New tork,
ronSHIuence 81 q fraud tempt upcn the pubic,
changaa the eolor Of the outside wrapper from All
Suncss. Be TeEF cautious IN buying 70 see that the
Ec-sfmfIs Of theiE Eignature ia on the outside Of the
Rrnppsr, IS al Others ere cou terieith; IN oo1se-
suance Of the large demand for this article, the tot-
DEinE druggists hare All oTdsE6d and receiTea sup
rliar of the new Kind, viz
Chas. a kfmbal, WH- d. French J, Z. Hayes
n. Rtsniels. end samuel Kidd6r Ir.t Lowell.
.iAf5. bbS5;5&w
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FRoM VtBsIgIA.-A soldier who came in
on the Pittsburgh road on Saturday after
noon brought word that he left General Nc
Clellan's column at Laurel Bill on Friday
last. He asserts, sIl reports to the contrary,
that no rebels were found at that point, and
that no Notifications or works Of any kind
had been constructed there.
The mans story seemed to be truthful :;
but if correct, It is difficult to conceive how
such accounts of the extensive preparations
made by the rebels at that place could have
originated. l
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MAsoNIc.-Thea following officers were
elected at the adjourned meeting of the
Grand Lodge for the State of Ohio, held
June 18th, 1861,
II. W. P. Spencer, R. W. g. NJ; Hanson
johnson, D. @. M David Jenkins, G. s..
W.. John Jones, g. j.. W. n. Lewis, G.
Treas. W. E. Ambush, g. see'yi N. T.
Enps, G. Lee. H. Bradford, G.. s. D. M.
Mitchell, G. j. D.. NJ. P. Il. Jones, G. NJ.
c.; NJ. Franklin, G. s. B. J. R. Anderson,
G. C.. E. Williams, G.. P. F. Robertson, G..
s. s.; E. Whitfield, G. j. 81 P. Dean, G.
V.
District Deputy Grand Maater-Lewis
Banks, D. D. G. Master for New Orleans,
La. E. A. Foulton, D. D. G. Master for
Chicago. Ill. John W. Taylor, D. D. G.
Master for Louisville, KY.
The Grand Lodge adjourned to convene in
Chicago, Illinois, June nth, 1852.
14l ". E. AMBUSH, G. 8.
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GEAUeA sEMIEIRY.-Geauga Seminary is
situated in Chester, Geauga county, Ohio,
about twenty miles from Cleveland, and ten
from W~illoughby, the nearest station on the
Lake Shore Railroad. The building is large
and finely arranged with pleasant rooms for
sleeping and study. The yard is beautiful,
comprising six acres of ground ornamented
with various kinds of trees and s%hrpbberY.
Rev. D. Woodwork and lady will have
the supervision OF the Boarding Hall, and
parents may rest assured that their children
will be well cared for.
The Fall Term of this Institution will
Ommence on Monday, August 18th, and
continue fourteen weeks.
The Principal viii be assisted by cOmpe-
tent and efficient instructors, and no pains
will be spared to afford every facility for
pupils 10 prepare themselves for the duties
Of life, so far as a thorough elementary edu.
cation can. Special attention will be gwen
to those who intend TO become teachers. and
to those who are preparing for College, or
the Higher Female Seminaries Young men
who design entering College, can pursue the
Greek and Latin Languages, the higher
mathematics, for an advanced standing.
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DIED.

Sunday morning. 7th inst Miss JUSEPHIhE
GRISSELb, aged seventeen years, six months and
twenty-oued days.
Funeral services at the residence Of D. L Wight
man, 50 Prospect street. this morning ct a quartz
IefOre eight O'Clock. The remains will be taken to
Salem, Columbiana county, for interment.
On Saturday afternoon, Mrs. EMILY CAMP, in
the s5th } 9 Il of her age. p.
Fun rsl on Tuesday at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, from her
late rssidsnCe. r. Erie stFeet $3.50
In this city, July It'll, AGNES, vita Of o.. AO!lsn.
F9aeral from the residence, No. 81 Huron street.,
on Tuesday at p. M. Friends Of the fAmi ) are
respectfully invited to attend.
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K URIOUS K-0INUIDENOEi
SLOAN UNDEk rae OoUNTER
SMITH AND OTHERS IN A BO0Im

NORRIS In sight with his Celebrated ARABlAh
CONDITION POWDERS, where every owner O.
Horses and Cattle can lind the best Medicine in U.S.
for many Of the Diseases peculiar 20 such Animals.
1hey are a SoVereig Remedy for Colds, OOughs.
Loss otAppotite, bid bound, DtstemPors, &c, &C,
These Powders always give satisfaction, as thu
Thousands who have used them, can testify. Sci
Oircnlars. Try them. FOR sale by e. y. Gaylord,
2. W. Palmer, Benton Bfothers, and Strong 4 Arm
strong, Cleveland, o., and Wy all Druggists In the
country. Also, at wholesale BY the Proprietor, at lei
Ontario street, Cleveland, Ohio. 10 whom ali orders
must DO addressed.
fsbs:R5d1v q q. MORRIS.
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jyS:s5l.
l3s and al Water Street,
mavalond Obio-

ELEcTRIo BArH.-DF. Gibson's new cleo
trio bath cures general debility, rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equalize the circu-
latiOn and remove almost every disease in
q manner truly astonishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal satisfac-
ton to the sick. The pleasantest bath
room in the city for lsdiss-a female Oper-
atOr in attendance. Off ,e No. III Ontario
street. jya
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AYERIs s4RsAP1RILLA-

IA COMPOUND REMEDY, DE-
AA SIGNED TO be the most ~efectuAl ALTEaATlFE
kbat can DO made. II IL q concentrated extract Of
Cos Of still greater Alternative power as 70 afford an
effective antidote for the diseases ssrsapariilat . ~
wanted by those who cutter from Strenuous com.
plants, and that one which Will accomplish thOiI
cure must prove Of immense service 70 this larg,
class OF our afflicted fellow ~eitizsna. HoW complete.
" this compound will DO II has beon proven b. ex'
pertinent on many q tho gorst cases to be found 10
BoRoFULA AND SOR0FUL0Us COMPLAINTS, ERUP.
TIoEs AND ERUPTIyE DIsEAsEs, ULcERs, PInPLEs,
bLOTcHRs, TUMORst SALT RHEUn, SOALD BEAD,
sEPHfLIs AND brPHlLITIC ATfEcfIOEst AKRoUAiAt
DISEASE, pRoPsY, nEuaALgtA Oh TIC D2yLoUAhU1
R0sR on BIT. AsTHoNY's F1REt and Indeed the who'll
class of complaints aTiaing trom impurity Of tho
Blood.
AThis compound Will be found q great promoter OF
health, when taken IN the SPRING TO o{pel ms ioui
the year. By tho timely expulsion Of them mans
ranking dlsorders arc .nipped In the bud. Multi
selves from the endurance Of foul eruptions and III.
ceroqs sores, through which the systom will strive
70 rie Itself Of eofruptsons, Il not assisted 70 do this
through tho natural channels Of the body b. an al.
t~erative medicine. Cleanse out the Initiated blood
Whenever you md Its Impurities bursting Through
whom You ind IL Obstructed and sluggish in tho
veins cleanse II Whenever Il Ia foul, and your iesl
ngs wllltsll you when. Even whore NO particular
disorder U iestl people ENJOY better health, and i've
longer, for cleansing the blood. Keep IN. blood
healthy, and all IL well; but with this pabulum o.
lie disoTdered, there can be no lasting health.-
Sooner or later BOmething must 80 grOng, and tn,
great machinery Of life is disOrdeFsd or overthrow.
.sarsaparina has, and deserves much, the reputa
tiOn OF accomplishing these ends. But the WOrlJ
has boon egregiously deceived BY preparations Of IL,
partly because the drug alone has not all the VIRTUE
that is claimed for It, but more because many pre-
partitions, pretending to DO concentrated extracts q
II, eoptain but little Of the virtn0 Of 5aFsaOariilas OF
any thing else.
During late years the public have been mlsled rs
large bottles, pretending 20 give q Iuart Of Extract
o. sarsaperila FOL, one dollar Most ofthese have
been frauds upon the sick, for they not only contain
Httla. II any. HanannarNln. lint nfteu No curative
properties whatever. Hence, bitter and painful dis
a~ppointment has followed the use ofthe various ex.
the name itself Is Justly despised, and has become
synonymous with imposition and cheat. still We
call this compound bArsapartlla, and intend 70 sup
ply such 9 remedy a. shall rescue the name from the
load OF obl0Quy which rests upon Il. Aud We think
we have ground for believing IL has ytrtsas which
are Irresistible by the ordinary run Of the disease
is intended to cure. in order to secure their com.
pl0te eradication nom the system, tho remedy should
be Ju0iciously taken according to directions on the
bottle.
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FIRE.-AbOut IIK o'clock yesterday fore
Loon a fire broke out in a double building,
OF the corner of Greenwood and Garden
streets, which was entirely consumed. One
portion wa occupied by a family and the
other was used for a grocery. We could not
ascertain the amount of loss.
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Q. Q. o.-oarys Cough Cure. dec2sslO
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OswEGO M~ARKET-JuIy 9.

FLOUR-Market unsettled and dropping. Sales
800 bbls closing S4,25 fancy.
WHEAT-Market decidedly fiat and no sales.
aORN-Market dull and lower. Sales 1900 bush
Illinois at 3ts.
CANAL FHEIGHTSRteady; -four CSC, wheat
SC and corn &c, to New York.
LAKE I1EPORTS-l,l5 bbls -four; 9i,7O0 bush
wheat; 1900 hush corn; 1900 bush barley.
lanai EXROnTS@2,77I bills 1Our; Is 500 bus
wheat; 70, sO1 bush corn; 4,Sg0 bush Oatsi $50 bush
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TRIKITY CHUReE-The annual renting Of
the unsold seats will take place on Tuesday,
the eth inst. A committee Of the Yestry
viii be in attendance at the church from .
TO 6 O'Clock P. NJ.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

WISCONSIN LANDs.-The subscribers have
several hundred acres of School Lands stu
ated in the counties of Marathon, Portage,
juneau, Monroe and 0cOnto, Wisconsin,
that they desire to exchange for city proper
ty or farming lands, or other property loca-
ted in the vicinity Of Cleveland. Particulars
can be had by inquiring, either by letter or
otherwise, Of ALcoTT & HORTON,
1873 and l41 Water Street,
iv9.g5I- Cleveland, Ohio.
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Wool BUYERs.-At the Angler yesterday
were Maj. D. Hillyer, Hartford, Hon. A. W.
Hunter, Schenectady, and A. B. Morgan,
Troy, all extensive wool dealers, who are
here buying wool at this time.
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SUMNER COMPLAINT,

UIFIdEhIAl or 8UkE IHkOAT.-
These diseases are QRc " relieved and enrst bv
Igllng the throat with Pain Killer r5duusf guh
ter. Try II ~
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1--we conFratulate our readers upon t

We congratulste our readers upon the
4iscovsry Of 6 sure cars for Rheumatism, Qout and
HeuralTia, and al Mercurial Diseases, which is et-
scted without tho use ofLnternal medicines which
,aegtToT the constitution and give temporary relief
,oaly. IN fact, Il ia the OptY EpoWn remedy eneeting
a psrfsct ours, and 70 1esl RaFrentedt nom tqs- re-
soommendations, ia calling the attention Of the al
shictsd and those having friends guuerng nom hhe1-
-naffsm, Gout or Neuralgia, OF the pernioious enecG
Il MsrcurT, to the advertisement IN gnotnerc column
al our paper, or DR. Leland's Anti Rheumatic band.
%Sad hY VIM EIsk@ Glsynisna, iah4
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E-O One thousand pounds Smoked Bacon
can be purchased at low figure of George
sprague, oviats's Exchange.
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POOL. -
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POLIcE.-Tne following cases were lodged
in the Johnson street Station House satur-
day and yesterday
Mary Ann Coleman, drunkenness and in
decent exposure.
Michael Byrne and Patrick OMAHA, as
sault and battery.
Joshua Wick, Geo. Wick, Emily Wick
and Charlotte Wick, assault and battery.
This wicked family twell on st. Clair Hill
and on Saturday attempted to cut open the
head of n Of the guests with an axe, q
club, a stone, and like weapons.
Joshua Tibbitts, assault and battery.
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RS~Fhe Votaries Of Dissipation and !
KnAD THAs

Ths believing Is an extract nom 9 letter written
% tie pastor OF 3 Baptist Church 20 the Journal
ana Messenger Cincinnati, Ohio, and sPsaks vol.
nmss IN taEoE Of that WOrid-EsnOWned medicine, Of
mns. WILSON'S sOOTHIEs SgRUP son oHIEDREE
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NEW STYLES, New srELEs.-Ws haVa s
fine assortment of Stiff Brim Hats of very
choice cOlOrs. Also the same shape in black
q very superior article, just received by Ex-
press. Also new styles of Flats or ladies
and misses, among which is the "Wash
Bowl Hat" just the thing to "wear in the
country" Come and see them.
Orders for any description of Military
Caps filled at the ''shortest notice."
FULLER L CO.,
iunIp-Iw ais Marble Bleak,
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8. 8. UNION CoNoERT.-sunday School
Concert this evening in the I'd Presbyterian
Church at ~ O'Clock. Rev. Mr.. Hicks, Of
Maryland, will address the meeting.
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0OMMEROIAL.
CLEVELANp mARKRr-InIr Q

FLOUR-Ibaetive and not duotsble.
WHRAT-Red laag DO quoted quiet At sOe, With
out sales. A lot Of % bush white from store sold
at s5c.
CORN-Dull at SIC. tlfa
OATS-Hothing doing.
HIGHwINEs sales Of % bbls, % do, and 70
do at ISHc, and 90 do at lac.
EGGS-Quiet at IOc.
APPLEs-sales Of ls3 bbls dried a, &c.