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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-24
ATOTTCE 10

NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-PRO-
IN POSALS will he received at The ounce Of the
City Civil engineer Of 1.-THE City o. Cleyeiene unEl
u O'clock NJ, November 18th A@1 Tor building q
new City Prison and Police Court Room, between
Long and Champlain streets.
The main building Is q Re8 leek and th1ee
stories hiTh- Of brick, with stuue foundation, and
attached 10 this viii De two wings Of stons, y ~
Plans speciheafions and q more particular de-
rcriDfion Of the work may Be seen az the ONCE Of the
City Civil Engineer and ell farther explanation ne
Architect;
Proposals wust embrace the entire work and b
accompanied By a bond with good and sufficient
Eweties in the sum ofEiyO0o, requiring the bidder %
enter into a contract should bis proposal be accept
ed.
The Board Of City Improvements invite the sub
mission OF Bids, reserving the right 10 aocgpt or re-
Jet the same BY order Of the BoaId.-
J.. Isl. SARGENT.
nuVlt31 rffv Civil Hnrfnoar.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-24

THANKseIvrSa PRAYEa AHETISs, There
will be a Union prayer meeting at the Bethel
on Thursday evening, Nov. 10th. Ali min
listers and christians are invited to be pres
ent.
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FREDERICK CYRIAx,
6abiuFt aHarF.

~ W. BERRY, UPHOLSTERER
VI and Manufacturer Of Lounges, and al kinds
Of Mattresses ana Bedding, Cushions, Curtains
below Commercial Branch, Clsvelaud, Ohio.
=Au orders promptly executeds Particular atten-
-. may1-ly9l
DANIEL W. DUTY, CITY UN-
IL DERrAKER, keeps on hand q large stock Of
variety of his new style Of BURIAL CAskETS, al
Of which cannot be eIcelled b any similar concern
muITR2fdkW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-24

SOUTHERN BLAsPHEMY.-A dispatch from
Charleston, s. c., says that on T~banksgiv-
ing day the American Sunday Scool Union
uniurled a white banner, bearing the notices,
"South Carolina dares resist oppression"
and "In the ame of God we set up our ban
por." The banner also bore a palmetto tree,
four stars and a Bible. What m~ockery shall
we have next, when a State which legalizes
tyranny and oppression, whippings and
s~courgings, cruelty and torture, upon fellow
men for no crime, is proclaimed as daring
"tq resist oppression" " and that banner which
is the special ensign of the rebelious hosts of
the State, is "set up ain the name Of
God"
The Alabama Baptist Convention, at its
late session, adopted a paper u~pholding the
course of the would be seeding states, and
the "SOuthern Baptist" says, @Northern
fanatics will see ere long whether the South
will live in a Union under Black Republican
rule" A christian spirit, truly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-24

The LADIES HONE MlssloN-This Society
will meet on Wednesday evening, in the NJ.
r., Church, corner of Bridge and Taylor streets
The Rev. Mr.. Hurlburt will address the meet
ing. a general invitation is extended to all
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-24
BOARDING,

DOARDING HOUSE---THE
HOUSE, No. "a Public Square, and by the
Stone Church,-one of the, Pleasantest locations II
the city-has been thoroughly repaired, and is nov
open for BOarders. Families wishing TO furnish
their own rooms can be CcOmmodated with large
and convenient rooms and bedrooms; and Single
dations on reasonable terms. References given and
required lsaD6-lS6nR2l s-W-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-24

"He confidently hoped thai God would
put it in the power Of the church to meet the
great duty put upon them, as be has given
the ability. He stated that they nave ap-
proEriated S3O5, 600 this year against $685.
$50 last, of which $4,000 have been con-
tributed to foreign work, in extending the
missions principally in China, India, and
Germany. The remainder has been appro-
pristed to the church at home-Sl2,OOO
among the Swsdes, Scandauavians and Nor
wegians in the interior of the State; &c. 600 to.
the Indians, and over $50, 600 to the new and
expanding empire of the West and Northwest
which, added to the contingent expenses of
$4,000, make up the total means. We look
for an extension Of orr missions in this year
never before kRown in the church,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-24

METHODIST EPISCOPAL MIssIoN.-The ami
versary of the General Board Of Missions of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, was held on
the evening of the 18th November, at St.
Paul's Church, in the City of New York
About six hundred persons were present.
Bishop Ames, DR.. Durrin, DR.. Powers, DIR.
Scott DR.. Poe, and many other eminent Di-
vines, participated in the exercises of the eve
ming.
In speaking of the financial condition and
the appropriation of the means of the Mission
Board, for 1861, DR.. Durrin, who is the Sec
rotary, said:
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VON OLkERfS BRASS n STRING BAND
will furnish the Music, and the floor VIII be under
the direction Of Mr.. i. V. BALLOB
TlCKETS-rO Ball, Sl,O0 to Ball and Supper,
S2,5O-tO be had at Sanford & HayWard's, Hawks
4 Brother, or any Of the above Committee. The
public are respectfully invited.
Orders for CARRIAGES must be left Of the Han
on the day Ofthe Ball, or with the Chairman Of she
Committee, No. iO2 st Clair street.
HILL, General Ticket Agent.
d. II. BOYD, Chim'n Of Com.
W. L. COTTEEEL, Sec'g. nov5
GIEVELANn LIRRARY INSTALLATION
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aFamts, semoral, &t.

WANTED A GERMAN GIRL
to do general hOuseWoTk in a small hmily.
Protestant preferred and good references required
Enquire at Bank 80 Superior St., between The hours
Of g and4 p. N. nOVH-3l.
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New a. Dav.

"A colored man, named Stephen A. Doug
las, was arrestedm Philadelphia, on Sunday,
for drunkenness, and Patrick Henry for breach
of peace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-23

-ostra,.d and overcome only With desperate ssrns
ole The malls convert Did rest easy under oon's'
aud We regret 70 stare that mauy soars a'ef n'
conversion Re Enade such bostsr1us and nn'eemy a.
onst aiops in Of the pragi1s tents, tnaL ne WAS
ELECTED the7eirom by Summary process.
The rain brought more confusion aud dismay TO the
camp than ever the natural foe brought. Inc nrSt
drops fs Ike Dreadful premontions just at the hour Oh
evening service and IN few moments the batteries Oh
bea zen were opened. The rain CATERED dismsliy
through the TO sge and sp4shed into dank pools AMID
The fallen leaves. The voc, of prayer and Of singing
st echoed through the camp, but its lire was drawn
before the hour Of bed. A disappointed campaigner
now and then peered from the canvas folds iato the
GLOOM but the stars equally furtive glances from
the black folds of their cloud canopy ana the dali noise
of water falling the tents sounded hour after hour
Then as the bitter prospect of sogy couches and moist
misfortupes all through the weary night arose, many
old csmpaiguers beto themselves to earnest prayer
that the storm might Ii was not ans Rered and
words are too few in these busy political tunes, TO
denote the melancholy of this night in camp, or the
sckly horror of the dull and dripping morning AFTER
And vet in all the rain, Satan was abroad through
the night and stole number of able-clohs that had
been hung out to dry special force OF Police was
sent to the ground on Monday, but they found that
their services would not be needed and came away.
The dry heat of yesterday probably removed the
dirty moisture OF the old battle-ground, and the vast
crowds that were expected may not be kept away.
This is the third season rain has stolen march upon
the camp
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SHOOTING AFFRaY ~ THE SIXTEENTH WARD
Two MES ISJURED.-Last night Irishman named
William Cummings, keeping drinking shop at No.
259 West Twenty sixth street. got in an alteration
with another man named John Burns, living on the
sec, nd floor Of the same house. concerning the sam OF
SIS, which it is alleged the latter owed him. Burns
went into the saloon to get drink of liquor, but Cum
mres refused TO wait upon him uo;i he had satisfied
the claim that he held. violent quarrel snsusd pend
ing which, Burns left the place. Cummings seized
horse.p pistol and followed him to the sidewalk and
there struck him violent blow over the head vito
either the butt Of the weapon, with some concealed
instrument, iD8ctiog severe scalp wolnd
Burns Immediately turned upon his assailant, and
duJog the scuie that ensued ne wrested the pistol
from Cummings hand ana discharged it at him. The
charge consisting Of five or six sllgs, took effect in
fhe lower portion of Cummings right Leg and passing
DOWN. ard lodged in the snkle.joint. Two of the
slp0s pepetrasd ~ tight foot, and were extracted by
Doctors Weir snA 1Ittle of the New-York Hospital,
whittier Cummings - removed shortly after the al
fray Officer o Refy of the Sixteenth Ward hearing
the disturbance fastened 10 the spot and succeeded In
separating the combatants.
Burns was taken TO the Sixteenth Ward Station
House, where his wounds were dressed. Cummings
condition considered very precarous AZ there are
four distinct wounds which will probably render it
necessary TO smpuate the limb. Both had families
residing in the same houee, and both men had been
drinking pretty freely Buruss injuries are not seri-
GUS. he was locked up by the police.
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ID ED.

ARMsTROSG-On Tuesday August 2 Rebeccs infant daugh-
Of Hamilton and Dornta Armstrong, aged 10 days, OF
BiLLINGs-On "Wednesday morning Angus, a. Sarah Alice,
The Iys. and iead, o the y are respectfully invited t.,
attend the funeral No 30 Madison avenue Thursday
EWYN-Io Philadelphia on Wednesday, August in the sSd
of her Ella Of faPsGen aSy wfG% nd
only child Of tie Hon John Lagdon for many years Gov
FITZPATRICK-In this city, on Tuesday, August 81, Of
hSty ,syoHpNsumPton Anns fpitek Sssd years
her friends and relatives and those OF her brother Thomas
respectfully Invited to attend her 5ane5; from her late e..
. m. without further notice.
Of I B2o Ca c Tr"f os Mr. Ns III
Grafton, Of dIopy. aged 81 yeaEai tn. ,,.
samuel Gihs, sgsd s. yeGfs and months
LIDLow.on Tuesday, Augns. % ~ Miss Elizabeth Shaw
The relative, and friend: of che family invited to attend
oScR It ooe SEea uIsr notice. o.
LAWLER-In msnbaanyie on Tuesday morning, Augusta
OF consumption Sarah NJ LAWYER wife OF Francis LAWYER in
MuLRY this ci'y On Tuesday August g. minutes pas,
Am auby, sged il months and il day.
PoRfER-ln Brooklyn, OH Tuesday, August 81 Alexander
RoSE3In Mote street Monday August 90 Felix Rome, in
sH4RPEgIn wiii,nsburgh on Tuesday, August 81 Marcy
Sharpe aged 20 widow Of Joon Sharpe formerly of
sIMPSON-In this city, OIL Tuesday August a. Estelle
daughter of L. H. and Isabella Simpson, aged years aud
sHkRPF-At will.n.burgh on Tuesday, August 81 Marcy
Sharpe, widow Of John Sharpe formerly OF Brooklyn aged
30 yrers.
The relatives friends OF the family invited her
funeral from her late residence, NO. South Sixth street.
Thursday, 23d inst, at 2 o'clock.
Long Islsl d and Philadelphs papers please copy: .
III d e stSgJ e e. IS@' s a!sS s h' Elizabeth
The friends of the family requested without further invita-
ton attend the funeral from her lst residence No. al Vii
low street, Thursday, the 23d a; O'clock
WALWoRTHoAt Georseown Di';Iies Of Ceambis on Mon
dsy August 49, Of competitive chill William Bailey Waworth
esq formerly Of this city. in the 4ith year Of hi age
WILCDX-At Curtisve, C0nnec cut "Wednesday, August
p Helen &. Wilcox OF Brooklyn T.. d. Newly aged ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-23

72a73c; White 14a51c. Psoyraoys sctye ma eaeyan.i
Bon as IaiIie' Bacon i0fd12tc. Wnsx, dun, - n5e
Begy,LO Aug 70 PLoTE dS 1,nap - 40 400
LAEE lxPoRTs to day; 500 bbA Fl M ilSO2 oasn wnsa,
Cory Dun and heavy sale, Canal FEEDsnr' 1sy,r
A. bush IN 500 hush Oats 1850 bu b. Rye CAsAL RI.
rosrs: a 600 bush. WHIST 1900 bush. Dat. IL.
aSnlsAsS Aug " 6g %1FL2uE ern WEI a. s No.
ssns liz @ sSe 6es a. 2c o1 o i,,,sd Sas
sales 1000 bush 34dS5 Oars firm, and
&c. RxcEiPTs-2 100 sbls Flour so0oo bush Whest $500
1890 BUSH Wheat, 7sO0 bush. Corn, 1900 bush 0ats
Rslegr-4c on Wbes, 70 Buffalo Sight E1cHAsex New
and Grain since compared with The sane ns year.
snos ~ increase lss1o b6 FLOUR 22Oo0 bush- Whes
push Corn IS 100 bush Oats Shipments show about
oswEeo Aug So-FLouR dull a. As Is for extra STATE
o r s'y RS s'fs .s.. Of LOO bu. Red Ohio q. $i
sPLpg 90 the ;got On private term: Coax held ssc
iOc en- Wheat and 9Ic Gu Corn 70 New G isySsTs17S
bush Wheat Dc 600 bush Com 1900 bush Data Exposrs-
CIscIssArI, Aug ~ FLOUR q4et add unchanged wHsxY
firm at 7lc quiet and nothing dons inquiry
ExcHASGE NewYSrE steady at &C. cent prem A0sxI In
' mmTSTKEs' Aug M~FLoUn declining. waxar DECLINING
a. 4sa7sc for No REcElrTs-sG0 bb FioaI $500 buS
Wheat -
White 81 sTd eli IS Red Ell 2o0sls5 coRy ie1ov 100
lie PEoyIsoSs unchanged Nal.sh STEADY r., a.
bales AZ laiI0l for m5dDg ISLES OF three days $50 bss
receipts do 900 bales against 1850 the time st ye
RECEIPT. ii Southern p5r. ahead Of
receipts of new to oa;e 800 against 3. 10 osss ne sse IA
steady a. ssa1Oc fosAcco and UNCHANGED PoRK Ara
s22 WHISKY, Tec6-d 1sic. ExcaAsss-On Lond,n, lcs .
no. with bills ofl4dog 1y9fai09f sIGHr ExtHNss-on
York iai cent premium fESSHrO'''a 70 '-'s''
KEw.OsLEAxs, Ans n-Corros unchanged; 'alss today
ysnced h al sld9tc for fully air PoRK quiet and hs
LARD In barrels l4lc. Other articles unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-23

Hides. eaelc p r: TaTow, sSstc p n. Pslss, ''oSsI7s
each. Calf SKINS, lGGl2c. y n.
B-Beef Extra and First quality includes nothing bit tie
best large stall fed Oxen Second quality nclades the best
rsd Oxen the best stalled Cows and the best hreeyea
old Steers Ordinary consists Of Bu and the refuse Of oA
sBEEP-EIrs ncludes Cosse, and when those OF iafe1
quality thrown out
There were 20 cars the Eastern Railroads 22z Tie
Boston Lowell and IS the Fchbus those over the
Ftchbuig from Albany. -
REsARRs-here are many large Cattle at market this
week prices without change Small cattle rather dull,
price, QUITE so high.
The of Sheep not great last week. but eDoosh
for the market Sales quick Prices last week
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FEATHt HS-Tbe supply Is light and The market T. duII ,
GRAIN-The demand for Wheat Is active and Red and
Amber Western may qnotsd shade better Other kinds are
plenty and se feey A the advances eghs con-
TRUE 10 improve ard farmers would do well to sell at once a.
our surplus out Of proportion 10 means Of ship
ping the sses bush Racine and Chicago Spring at
s Ira ST. 2O u 900 bush fair Milwaukee Club In store at
Sl 220fI 23 1900 bush Red Illinois 81 BIZ S000bnsh
fair Iowa Spring at 81 22 1000 buIh White Ohio 81 aJ1
81 New and ST. 35 300 bush Old White Indiana at
ncky in bbls and bags 49, $50 bush choice White
Tennessee 81 So 300 bush Red State at % 81 90 bash
at 2sd 49, Rye IL selling slowly at 76G 7Sc Barley IN
s demand and scace sales Of 100 bash good
Car adam at asasse and State at S0a4oc and SOo bush
Prince Edwards Island 42c Corn s active and hrne he
demand part speculative chiefly for the East sales of III 0
bnh M1 ed 6d6lth for sound Mixed o8~
tsc Western Yellow and lc for White Western in store
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Arrived.

stes Tsbp GLASGOW tBr Thomson Liverpool ssh inst and
@ Rse Gs s % U Dss Il s
south Ghsnns on the sh P.sed ships cssps E.nh.n
$50 p DAY. passed steamship City Of BaiaOre 30
miles nom LverPool +th inst lat "a lon "a &c. passed ship
Ss1s nd s ss s
60 80 parsed snp samuel Glover, ~ Boston bound w
inst th IL q Blsa.sa osss
seanshp Bnve Bullock New.orleans 18th inst aud Ha.
Brewer e. S lon w. passed ., ships .
Hampton Rs FOR d ss 'is 3 81 op nom Ss.S rs
Lyra, from Havana for New-York ~ day out
S dys 0Is &c., pGI0 g. r Smith Aug Turks
Brig A. smhers johnson Grand -rk, T. Aug g. C.
Brig capea Of PrOydence), Ace Ar.oeibO P r. Aug
saw ship D.ey s;esns Has se ss On DAYS HoS II &
terss with calm weather
scbl Minerva 81 Fietcher Ponce r R lh ns su,,r to
IS Whitney Co. lS.h inst experienced gale from N Z.
schr Emma and Ellen Smith Albany for Providence.
schI g. Hazard Hg.e EizassthPo 70, Hartford. coal
scbr Agnes, TewOgy Ellsworth days lumber to C. f. J.
scir Zenith, Parker Virgins days. wheat;
sShT Brave G,lthif a vlspis day. wood
schr NJ K. PrednOIe, PredmOre Virgias days wood.
to fsh HsBfsS sss hSa;s Washington N days naval stores
sehr TempstOn tOf Calsi., MOdgaOn Mayasoe, p R. Is
sebr r H. wetmOre BOsert, Richmond days aOar &c to
sc6r. G 7, Dix, Kelly, ylrsinia potatoes.
Schr Ira Bliss, Henry, Virginia wood
Schr. Merwin Avery Baltimore coal
Schr. J, ; Houteuan, Bush. Virginia potatoes.
Schr Astoria Colgate, Blue Hin Me. master
Schr Amanda PHI ney, Rockland days Aule 10 master
Sclr Gem, Starr, Baltimore for Norwal. c al
ssebr. n. L Davis, Small, For Lee for Boston, stone
Scoop Emma Msye Mayo, saugeTies days stone.
Steamer Boston Cannon Philadelphia and Cape May mdss.
and pass. 10 r. Perkins
Steamer Westehester, Jones' Providence mase to Isaac
peirick
Steamer Vulcan, Morrison, PhAdelphia, mdse 10 J. N
Brggs. -
Steamer wsmsutta Arey, New-BedOrd mdse and psa 70
master.
Steamer Daylight Springer New Bedford mase and pass 10
Barstow Pope.
SALED-The 5. steam fdgste susquehanna steamed dews
te bay and Proceeded t. this mornings bars Lleesy %
Marseiles; big Hannah, Port au Priuce.
BELoW-l strip.
Withholding the day. S.
The vessel. reported IN yestsrd:y' ei0n as Oes 0e''"
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Mnrkeis-c.nnrrIIr REpOKrEp roR TIE N. Y Tnlnr

Mnrkefs-CiREFULLY REPORTED ToR THE N. Y Tribune.
AsHEshe demand fair and the market is hrm sales of
Pot. at IS Is, aud Pearls at IS SCI.
BEES~AX The market for American Yellow Is without
change sales Of 900 lbs Southern at Boo Western held
COTTON1he market is quiet and unchanged at O3c for
uiddng Upsnds and lie. for Gulf; sales Of ItOO baes
COFFEE continues without activity the demand being
100 bags Lasuayra Isle 20 bags Cape lac IS bags
81 Domingo at l4l mos: and lao 6ss siyanilia on private
scd ld with exception Of Y bags which brought l3c the
Java, White, Fb..Is.a az. Mssacabo
Rio fir to prime iaH Jamsics ..........I5 dl5i
Rio. ordinary.....Ia gitst Domingo, ca'h.lslG asa
CANDLES Adumartine In limited request in cense-
The only have report Is 3l5 boxes Staten Island
c mos Sperm se quiet at G3c aud Patent at 47d43c
COAL-The inquiry domestic large aud with liberal re-
ceps pces without material change The stock larger
po toe 9a e M 5 Sg the 1Si pro
81 49, and from ysid at - 2O9 IS ton Foreign Ia linn
psns Peasey, Cross Co.. Camel at 80 Is cash
COPPER Refined ingot qcet Ct caah for Bad
sbrathlng and 8OdSlc for Bolts and BIszieIs s mos.
DYEWoUDS in limited request at steady rates. sales Of
Logwood sl3 60 Marscoibo Fu.tic sI8 and 20 DO
Ssyanla Fusc at $50, cash.
Flour early IN the cay very active and the market
shade firms but the ose Change prices favored the buyer
advance in frcghs still larger business would done;
the medium nd better grade. are W doll and uesaar
81 Is su pga weston IS for low low GRADES Of
do s5 lgd IS % cr supere stAte 5 a rs ~ for
for choice do IS rs 40 for shipping brands Of round
hoop Oho IS asa % SO for trade brands and so
the arrivals are r of al bbs at SIS 2oa 81 40 Tor ex,ra
brands Southern Flour firmly held the demand good for
old Spring these aud IN fair demand is very
salable the sales 2i0 bbs rs 90 mixed to
coed iuperne Baltimore &C. and 20 ooG 80 for The better
bbis al soasI 10 Com Meal l. scarce saes Of 2iO bbs
Jefferson Mills Wisconsin handsome article, 1t ta 40. We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-23
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEW-YORK........Aus. q.
Cleared.

SbipsMsry, Bridges New Orleans ~ II. Brigham Louio
Hurlbut London Gnnel Mintu Co.. Antarctic Stoafrr
Liverpool, Zerega Co.. sanduAky Cray Mobile s.uIses
Chairman & Co.
BarksC Wright Plumer Gibraltar Giro Francois; Homer
Yates Cape Pslmas Yates Porsnieh; Pride Of the Sea,
Manu. Zszs fzDsg. Del Vale George Bradford (B Robbins
Glasgow, Thomas James,
Bhss-Ehzsbeth Flynn ST. John N y. R Dhwdde Co |;
Z. Remington, Smith st Marks, Brode Petts
schoopen-Leaming Tiby Savannah master; Helene Hud.
Wilmington, McCready, Mott Co.. @. Hoffman. Borden,
Elzabethpe Post Small Golden Rod Conway, Portsmouth,
s. W. Lewis Co.; Eclipse Del Par S. John N r., D. R.
Dewof B. BsecIer Edwards Philadelphia, james Hand
Helena Roberts Pictou, c. II. frunbul
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Passengers Arrived

IN sfedmshp GLas0o from LicepooL-Mrs Cecehs Rsnney,
Capt Daniel n Mse,t Rev Jas Goodwin VIM Weston, Mrs.
Mary E. suh, VIM. Ade, Mira Ellen AIdge iehidIe1 and
VIM. Long WIN NJ Berry, Mr. Ellen Lee John Long sdy
Peter Mccullough Michael Carn Charles Rohr and 54 In tha
steeIage.
In steamship Bienre from Errcaa-Mrs Davidson and
servants Il. f. Emerson. VIM Rail, Domgno Rus Tomas
Cardamo Y ysmure John Staiuhop Antonio Esean Capt
SoDdreaU Mr. jerks MI Bell and lady, Miss lawrence Y
Zsyas, ]. Zero Marques, H. p. Bunser.
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

REPORTED FOR TEE N. Y TKIBUsE. BIT GEo nrPp.
WKDyEsDAY Aug u 1880.
Whole number of Cattle market 662 about Beeyes,
and 1872 Stores consisting Of Working Oxen Mich Cows, and
PRicKs on MARxET BRsY-E1aa, SO 7sas hrss quality,
sc So second quality, IS Sol third quality % T ordinary,
20 rs.
PRiozs OF srosE CarrLH-Workins oxen per pair from
10 $50; and Calves from S25d 500 30 70 eoz
Yssngs none Two years old SO 10 SIS Three years Old,
Sl4 to 4l7.
Sheep and Lambs Market Prices In lots Ella 81 IS
0sl IS each Extra, s20aSGS4
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SANDY HOOK Aug a. sunset Ship Andrew Jackson fom
Caao I'm tow OF The Yankee) Is ooung In over re mar
London for London. cleared the bar At p m' WIN
Hi0HIANDS Aug 90 suusst-N, yessesin ssas o0ana W.
Win5usht \ ~ Wrsther hasy of shore - .s...
RosTOS Aug 22-Am. steamship r spissue mathew.
nom ph,l.dlnhis ,hp Joseph Holmes, HsHson, raiesno brig
"SSx%xNsAH Aug s2The screw steamship Mount vernon.
of Cfomwels pe irOm NewfoIS arrived here u cA0'~
'A' s9iThe steamship Augusta from NewYors arrived At
Tbee ooloos and at her ~ha here " O'CLOCK fae'''
NV ORLEANS Aug s2-An ship Frank Pierce, from Ly-
.Ipool
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PROBABLE FATAL ACCIDENT evening boy
four years of age, named Frank OBrien, was run
over az the of Fifty eighth street and Eighth
avenue by one of the Eigbthsvenue care, and fatally
injured He was taken to his residence by the police.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

tics, kind Of general 1tip he nae never before pat
in practice.
The parry broke Gp, aud the members thereof pro-
cesded to their dsant homes IN the mos. orderly and
Quiet manner.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sm--Res.. 5:ls sets Gas Mcon-Rsss. .lO:s7
WATER
Sandy Hook .I2l Gov Islsnd.. l:0i He'll Gate ~
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Passengers Sailed

In bark Teresa, for Sc. Thomas and MandeaiboFoI Sc.
Tbomas-Moses Piza and daughter Depez Longpoe ElE
abeth Jsckton For overwhelmingly seuano Hen.
rique Harris
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MARRIED.,

WILLIAms-NEwBURY - In Jersey City, on Monday
August 90 by the Rev L. r. Dunn Daniel g. Williams Of
FoIked River to Amelia Newbury, Of Wsretown, Ocean
County, Eew-JeTsey