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DRESS.

Ar nos. los AND ITO SIXTH AVENUE.
"A CONTINUANCE Of tha Extfaordlnarv ~ ALE
OF fORMuN spd DOuEeTIO DRY GOODS,
At RETAIL FOR OABB.
The e1tiIe bAa o. of the Summer Stock sellieR far
the eNt sf pToduciion, TO effect It's entre clear.
sLoe q e-asr to make FORM for new FALL STYLED.
nkIS0,
the t. : .ipg lots OF Goods Of various descriptions
ttyie., Fghty .tIined BY vat at the late fire
= No lts which Ill be offered At almost any price
70 close the IN on Insurance Aooouut.
Cash paTehs iois .hould examine the above stock
before purehAAlDg elsewhere.
Remember the number,
ko-. II ard 40 Bixth-sy,
jy9s 6'lis CHkRLKs q. HOOK.
If YOU WANT A SWEET BREATH AND
L beautiful clean whlts tsetA, use Dr; Hsmnonds
superior Crfis Teoth Soap. For sale by DIR. GID.
DlNG6, aol 0reenWieh f N. Y. iyA 2lao'iss
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YHK NEW YORK sim.

RvhHrhsf b1' ne nv York Sun An.o,i.Ho.
D,kiy Uundsys srospssd, o. which no husins.
buesAsvs. q rsoavstl e Ne Old Bun Bsilding.,
- Mfulsoa nd hs.,.u s,r...., s.d ne. -
1nEesA, vndsr ne Americrn Mussum-
- DAns oun 4 delivsrsd hy exuisss - 49,
rfsun h Me- York Gig s,d vicinity, -
M Asw oukKTER CKrrs PKR WKu.
mngls ospas. ops o~A
4 Hwhs. ~ b. xsii, -Four Dollars sYe>ry
ss.sss COPIES rm pAu
n xHH WEEKLY wr.
rscfp~s - gratis - inssn1irE Enubsrxfbrs-
psr,s- n..ss "a rslss. srssa-. ssv rcss.
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THE Largest AND CHEAPEST DEN
r. g. tai Ssta4lshmsnS In the U. s.z-N. y. GRIFFIN d
q Breoklyn, Inserts NIL or partial sets Of teeth On
theI improyed atIaospheric pressure Pisies. without
extracting tho roota On plAnDA or gld, ESQ; silver
o. rusetr' $40 pArtis sss On SOLD, q pss s,oth n
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CQGBUMPTION CUKKD BY WHATKvKR
SSnse inauosd. Thoss who ere sufierins win any
a hs vnptoma q eonsamption, suoh as sough o.
ne ehss, Ads or back, opDrs.ys breathInl o. dizsL
ness Of the had, should consult Dr. 0T0OL4A Who
pedal study for year, and Who can refer % nrpssr.
cW patisnh In the city ana nsishborhood Of NsH
York whom hs has cured Of consumption. In al
oursble casea, relief from susrus EnarAntsed b.
the drst ~ hoan treatment pr, n. o. OyrOOLH
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WANTHm.

HORSE WANTED, FOR . OR 5 DAYS
q. : ,st ,ss s ss.' az. ss .:s;i ri W, 100 ss *
CCRKws wANTKD-A PAIR or Second.
~ ssd dtez-.N fs,s 4 lcps, . sH a ,1eh.. .d!.nsisE.
Brosdvsy. - iyso Tisii'
SEwING MACHINE-wANrED TO Hir.,
d gsr ..-iPS A s e. sassisd e ;,it,h
SkwING MACHINES - WANTED - 20
- small, old ps,tern wheeie. . Wilson ssvins
VIC bSssiS'sss Srs.s..1, W Isass Z ss.s
GENERAL BUsHNEss.
,<RUsHGs OF EVERY DKsCRlPTIoN AT
Dtbe Bruss f,ctory, s1e Peari n Harpsr-s BuIldns
NY 's'i hofF y; : I'd s1ss I'll
KINGsroRDs oswEao STARCH rs
"A ysry ,tco7s and has the natural bright vhiss
Taf sk!T sf&s523f T Il sd Tas ~ Shsargsfr.. i gTr.s'
T.AwYER-a. z. HOUSE,, In THls Uaty,
~ state and U. q. Courts.
No. BEszs.r sTssrs, Nav YcES.
Advdnoss Cash on Notes Bids Accounts, and DE-
vaandsI and clllees the save aromptly Attends
70 iseelodns mostssse., .eias up es..te., lospins
money aud iuy yeetinS capital, Ample security given
fot N n,ss ana tru 4 saDm tied iato his hAids.
R..idsnes NJ. W~hlngton fiace,
BiT TaAe'ib Broaklyu. n u.
TEAKT ROOFS CURED-ELLkRY's
~ pstsnt rabhu paint, l e,ut foot VAT sntedi
hes Qrapd 4, 81 esrk aov, l5s Dovery, % ElsntA
ave, ~ q Ikth ~ ts,h a. near HrOadyay. sos Sixth
ya Aaa-1fh
r .EHIGs METALLIC PAINT.
~ fhh s the best ~ vell y ms, eoo.esiesi paint
rnsvn-ceslins about ONn-TalRO thu prtos of ls.A.
II is, lor all purpesss sxeept for oraamsnt uogsh
more than double thai u The best lead paint
n vth reserve IRON AND ALLfhfnrAL6 I've of
hrss tmes 20 loaG Lad p.nt and WI pressr W
"BHiQk .WAifl Rslalsa With th. E2Higa M
TALLorAIyf viz stmlt Of no asmpaess fot 0H
ysRAL YkARs vhils is.a psasa viii .ss hssp 90,
u ths pusiis fasv tSs yALUs Of nj. srtis,s, shs,
vcaid gthsr yhea the prs.av.tsop q vhsi gss
pslnisd the crly ch'set Ths eolos of this rain
y . handsome reddish brswn.
'~ ." ~ N' sssss% sG'';s;s'si: s;JsS saf;s
llxu.n Kort Aarhi1a n.r
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lenloa 70 Operative Bareory, DissAsss n ths Throat
CSnsu%RtiOn, Fenal. Coppl.int. "a "a Es.Ioos y
Sr b. Sosf on ~. Latter az "a. .Sith h,nE o yoeas
nsn and wonel before or After marriage, 4 o. vital
ana shoSid posss. - this yairsSis bsof,-tfrem ths
aeston AedisAi and eqTGic.l Jcarph Price o. u
Vea of BrsG6EAy, e. a BIOHARD9Ok9 book tsrs,
sS;.i sSs g 81 ss 4 SDEiaYs x Y Il r. !s s:'sSS T
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COR THE PILES

LOB THE PILES-
~ Dr UPEAns vssss.s,s .ss's.1 4. . sss sss
othr means hays mllel. he patslf mas ssesait ths
pocs9s pen.oualy At his ones. - tc1fth e M. vg-
more than % ysars and nay b consulted ia rslasl
o this o. saX Sthss complaint, fsm o'eiSGs Y the
it II one, ~ S@ FSSlss d 4 q SScl cn tas ssyssz,
s,,sss 8, ssi;s, ,s e fiiissisfs:Sn iis s:SIn!
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si::aHr @ :. ss.:l:. = H%sa: i:1s :ss
pe 0btAined 81 II WQnderfu oure4 voluntesn ahouh
81 Volastse<S ts tas diAsEsni osmps a Wsskisstos
Sssa Yss sss sFF. E ssa e ns s,s1ss Z
sseth s,soaa q prus RtsEe eerass south 81 a..
a bsSS ssSss b Ss sSess "a .s: H:s: s s
Ney Yevt-DruI stors, ~ second Syej Htiledais's
bss' sss'; = 's ! NJ .as'si ss s:s: n;pSs: X 3
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RsxPLOYmRNT-FomaIe.

uELP WANTED-ALL RESPECTABLK
II rrs out cfempioymeut ysuld % wen y call
and Amity st. They viii hod p'aoes soousr there
than At any other piaoe. orTO Won RHnso.
CEwING MACHINES - WANTED, La
~ diss 70 learn 10 sr-rsts Sinser's and Whseier
n Wilson's sewing m tc dinas. Hewing ma ehtnes -
st terms nedsrsse; nssdss and ola tef .sles e ssa
Henry A hlI SAeo-lSs
CEwING MACHINES-LkDIES Taught
~ 70 epersts on Whesler D. Wilssnt improved
.ssipE m.ehIas practice on shsp w wcrS ten. u
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DENTISTRY.

A mOSr WONDERFUL DISOOvERY-
"A Issth srtrssssd bY ner process without pain,
Besuftiai testh luserteL D. each, with or Without
Sssth hd With ne ceisbrstsd bons AiIins, without
Psin An operation vsrrsntsd. J. JAY yILLsRs.
nk. hVIT, DENTISr--hAS REMOVED
49,, Sss M ssSs, , :, e 1901 %. door; ssoy:
ks dst sold, ese; pAih o., AIlheial bons aliing,
smsissm. 81 ~. kil uorS s~srs.seS ia siss.isS
IMPROVEMENTS In DENTIsTRY-Tssth
snos. In0 hRSOLLSs India Rabber attsohmsnf. by
Ne g wsise tas mss sitas1it old root eAa ,. 5s
hrHted gum iston; also new base for artihoiL tooth
~ yos can sAt With Y bettsr than bes. soA plAte.
~ - 6sn iffs4 SS4, Ms' Ms' = "a 4. y &SsS
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GOOD NKwB-AIRs. DR. O. POLLAkD,
Oloeatsd for the Ish years q s61 WAAhinsson q,
prcekyn.e tall any peison what u. cause q their
you, q yoq are curslsfss md can tsll ysa are
sqrsnblL I AZ mow hom Ierscasl ssperssnee. y.
CsnuesAtionAi Church, in Hartiorda hAyinE beei a
memeet for M last % yeArz. =. DkAAKkaL, ~
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RrGPIOYsaRNr-Msle.


DkAGOoNs rus fHK q. q ARMY-
~ Wsrtsd 100 youns rneu v vtnu hcrss-I eguipr
neo.- rstior., cisihiss ana nsdjesi sttsafasss vf
- en;s'a 3 sss assssn % cs sro:s..s. cd :, ;, ~
HARNESS MAKERS AND srTTCHERS
IL lvsntd-iee hstnas n sksr- and stlt<hers. imme-
direly. Appy 10 CALHOUN, LACEY q Co, 5ri go
pat CON-. iy1s sAao'10
SHOEMAKkkS WANTED -LASrER5.
~ naflsrs hrelers, trimmers, &C., on mems shoes
Eosd .sges pht to scod vorkmen, 81 iss f,toa st.
CEAMKH, oBDINARY BEAMEH AND
- tnsaspsa tpr ths U g. Nav. and nsrc.sn, ser
vtse clofhins, Ae. farni<ef on the <edh q the voy.
sfa fsr pedcu am srpiS v q Lug4s, lsI s.un
=. 80 Je.s stp. ~. 80 ~.
CoLDIKRS WANTED foR THE UNITED
OBt.h- Arny-40o sbls sodie1 uums!risd mea,
kfves. ths sses Of l9 ana % yeari good psy, With
keard, siothlns. snd medical ataendsnce Appy0
ns ptlnsipd heeruians henhervoos - Unatnsm
TIN AND SHEET IRON WORKERS
" vaEted-a fsv q. aiy sad g ,od hand, can ind
yerk b. s.ply ,ss At the fscsOsy, cor q ters and
Adams s,s Brooklyn. Hi9 8'lBS
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, A BIESSIN8--A OURk POUND AT LAST.
"A 70 thcss .utlsrins gIth Khsqnsti.H. ENsur.ig,A N
t s:s sS. &c :.s z rxvs " cr lss iess sss - :sI:
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HORSE WANTED, FOR . OR 8 DAYS
lleeA vssk for vesSs 10 psdiets WAGON. fr
shs eify, q 81 per dv. Inquire Il Isl ye.t sosh a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

PHILADELPHIA STOCK bOAHD.
PmrApnRmA, Jan. 8, 1851.
Stocks dull Pennyivana state o., s5h Reading
Railroad, 90 Morris Canal. 6o Long Island RAifcad,
11k; Pennsyvania Railroad, w. sAens excnAnGo O
New York, q ~ per cent premium
Nkw ORIKASs, Jan. Y, 1871.
Cotton--saes to-day 5000 bales; market easier, but
prices unchanged. Sugar, 4hc bkc. for fair fully
fair Moasses, &c Ac. Freght-Cotton 70 Liverpool
11.16d
Ngw ORIxAxs, Jan. g. 1851.
Cotton market dull sales to-day 600 bales Il II Nc
for mddlpg sales Of three days 20 900 bales receipts
three days 20 500 bales against 500 In corresponding
period last year decreased receipts date this port,
225 900 bales do at all the ports 4s1 500 bales Sug
steady, 4izc. a5Sc for fair fully fair. Corn To
soc Lard n bbs, lie. Freight cotton 70 Liverpool
lll6d Exchange on London l u per cent premium;
sight exchange on New York y al y discount.
Moms, Jan. 8, 1851.
.cotton--saes today 5000 bales at iIkc for mid
ding.
MomH, Jan. 7, lsal.
Coton--saes today $500 bales q 1lAc. for mid
ding.
Flour dull Howard street and Ohio, es so CITY Nils,
s5. Wheat firm: red 81 90 81 a6 white, 81 10 q Co.
Corn firm at &c 06c for new, and 0sc I'd. for old
white. Provisions Hrmer: pork, 917; lard 1okc-
Coffee active at ~ No f3c Whskey dull Al 1sc Ice.
Pm.ApuPmA, Jan. 3, 1881.
Flour very firm, at IS 25 IS so for supcrAne wheat
steady: white, 81 45; red, 81 20 ~ 81. Provisions
quiet moss pork at tio 20 s1T 80 whiskey Arm a.
1870. 19c.
CfvcrvvAn, Jan. 9, 1861.
Flour dun. whiskey at 14c. Hogs dun at 20 2af0
40 Receipts Of the week 81 600 Receipts OF the season
357 600. Sight exchange New York unchanged
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RAPID PROGRESS OF SECESSION IN vIR
GINA.

hoNovp, Jan. g. 1861.
The committee Of the House Of Delegates, having in
charge the subject OF call Of Convention, have pre-
pared bin which they viii report tomorrow. They
have liked upon 18th Of February for tho meeting
the Convention the 7h for the election Of delegates
The question Of additional military force for the pur
pose Of defence has been referred to committee.
resolution proposing appropriate ten millions Of dollars
for that porpose has been also referred.
The general opinion s that Virginia win secede about
the goth Of February In the meantime such prepara-
tons will be made as may be necessary repel any ag
erosion.
THE sECEssIoNIsTs TRIUMPHANT IN NEW
ORLEANS. ..
Nrw ORrxAys, Jan. Z, 1851.
The immediate secessonists have carried The city by
$50 majority
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

BlIuNoNn, Jnn. " I50Is
An unusual number Of prominent men ere now ia this
city from different counties in the STATE mostly wcll
known democrats. From significant Indications am
confident they soheming and maturing plans TO call
the Maryland legislature together, independent Of
Governor Hicks No doubt this In ntempafed at an
early day which viii certainly create two parties, and
disturb tho public peace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

rge secured by the constitution TO the delivery OF fng
tve the readustment OF the laws bearing on these sub
ject which in possible oonfct with it, and some ad
ustnent Of the rights Of all the States Of the Union in
the new territory acquired by the blood and treasure Of
all BY an equitable division, y the immediate oreaniza
tynOf IL into States, with Suitable provision for the
formation Of States in their limits or otherwise
would embrace all that is cained on any part and could
be arranged without concesson Of principle ON any part
courry the less toward that part Of 1t which Is
now in difference with them, and trusting that govern
panied in extent in wealth and population in power and
in fame, may be preserved thT0ugh all time:
Your memorialists humbly pray that such measures,
either Of direct legislation OF amendment Of the
sttuion, may be speedily adopted, win accomplish
the objects above sated--whch they assured viii
restere peace TO their agitated country.
This has already been signed by republicans and demo
cra by those who got up the Wall street meeting and
urged the election OF Lincoln.
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New York Charter Election.

SFSE-t FAILS, jan 3, IbdI
Az the charter election day the democrats Union
swept the town, eleong J. M Guion Clerk by III
majority and w. Arnett Treasurer by nearly 200 Tho
Union gain Is 700 since last year.
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Affairs OF Honor.

NASHVILLE, Jan. 7, 1881.
| II IL reported that Hon. 8. s. Stanton and John H.
| Savage have left for kentucky TO fight duel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

HAKItsbCR Rs, Fa, JaH. o. IouI.
Edgar Cowan, republican, Of Westmoreland county,
elected United States Senator in place Of Mr. Bger,
to-day. The following is the vote
CowIn 20
II strictly party vete. Mr. Cowan is not radi
cal republican He was formerly Clay whjg,
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The Virginia Inspection Laws, &c.
NORFOLK, Jan. 8, 1891.
The schooner g. w. Lutheel Of staten Island has been
seized for violation Of the Virginia inspection laws
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Missouri Currency.

ST DOUfs, Jan. 3, 1901.
Sight exchange on New York at "A per cent prsmi-
um for Missouri paper. Gold sells at and silver at
per cent premium
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

ANYBODY on the train or expected 10 be sent
or the particulars how all this false alarm orgnat
cd we could not learn the train stopped at the Ferry
but rtIe while We shall doubtless know more by TO-
morrow.
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VIRGINIA.
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT HARPER's FERRY-rHRKE
HUNDRED MEN IN ARMS.


From the Wheeling (va.) Intcllgencer, Jan. IL
The express train from the Fast yesterday brought
exciting news from Harpers Ferry situated In jefferson
county, in this State the spot made memorable In
history by the bloody John Brown raid II seems, from
all that We can learn that from quarter other,
during the day on saturday news had come 10 the Ferry
that the government had despatched force of United
states troops to take possession Of the arsenal at the
Ferry and hold tits arms, stores and munitions OF
warn view Of the reported march that was 70 be made
by insurgents in the border states on the Capitol at
Washington This report throw the Harpers Fcrry
people, especially the employees In the arsenal OF whom
there between three and four hundred, into state
Of the widest excitement and strnghtway the cry was
. To arms To armslv Accordingly, when the express
tran mat leaves Baltimore at four 10 the evening AMI
arrives the Ferry about eight had crossed the long
brideo end reached the latter psce the passenger
were ag>sekhsd 70 hnd three hundred armed men
drawn ~ y battle array ready 10 welcome the Uu,ei
states soIdiery with bloody hands 20 hoepitablo
sraves''-os, In other words, In waiting 70 enact
scene before which all the high extravagansas yet play
cd on by south Carolina should pale into utter nssn
canoe fortunately for the peace and the after
nuatn o. pe country, and fortunately perhaps, for
the three hundred men in arms, there were no United
states troops aboard None he'd been scpt-none, that
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MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.

LEAvKsweRm, X T., jan ., IsoI
The troops from Fort Leavenworth left this morning
for Baltimore via st. Joseph, Chicago and Pittsburg
The force consists Of two companies Of light artillery
comprising 40 men, with 100 horses. force Of dra
goons remains at Fort Leavenworth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8, 1861.
Georgia inangurated important measures in regard
70 her financial and commercial arrangements with
Esrope She sends abroad at Of her most diN
tngu,shcd citizens charged with important mission.
The Commissioner viii have under his authority tho quee
lion Of the recognition by foreign Powers Of the seeding
States as governments de dco He viii also be charged with
the duty negotiating basis Of credit and exchange,
BY which the cotton crop be hypothccaied Europe,
- moved for joint account But the most important
duty Of the Commissioner win be In regard TO the quee.
sson Of revenue the government shall make arrange
ments to collect the of Southern seaports is
arranged that the cotton States will pronounce for free
trade and direct taxation. They win proceed TO raise
sbe revenue for the south by direct TAXATION giving no
s,ce 10 foreign that Southern ports are cpen
20 the Importation Of their merchandise FREQ Of duty
and that the imposition Of duties BY tho United
state government In unlawful and unauthorized The
question, would, therefore, become foreign one aud
England and France viii be left 70 decide between
N~shesp alliance and free trade with The South.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 8, 1851.
The steamship n. r. Cuylcr, from New York ar
rived at Tybee early this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

The mails per steamship Canada for Halifax and Liver
pool Will close at seven A. M tomorrow and she win
vail al te O clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09
MEETING OF THE TENNESSEE LEGISLA.
TURE.

NASHVILLE Jan. Z, 1861
Tho Legislature assembled today. Tho Governors
message recommends that the question Of calling con-
venton be left to the people, and says the remedy for
the present evils exists only in constitutional amend
ments on the refusal whereof Tennessee should maintain
her equality in or independence out of the Union He re-
commends the organization Of the militia and the pur
chase of He leaves the bank suspension penalties
to the discretion Of the Leg gisIature.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

INDIANAFULE, Ihd Jan. Z, 1851.
The anniversary Of the battle Of New Orleans cele
brated by fine military parade here today TheGover
elect, who welcomed the military, made short but
patriotic speech. He claims from them devotion TO the
Onion and constitution and vgant enforcement Of the
laws somo he sad wished 70 live under the protection
Of Tag of one STAR but he knew other flag than that
Of his country under it he would lead them to battle
under it be would live and die. He said is time TO lay
aside all partisan strife and cherish feelings Of common
brotherhood.
national salute was fred in honor Of Major Anderson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

MORE NAVAL RESERVATIONS.
NORFOLK, Jan. 8, 1861
Lieut.. Chapman and Master Mills Of the ship Brook
lyn, have resigned
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REINFORCEMENT OF THE FORTS ON THE
FLORIDA COAST.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE DEFENCE OF
FORT MONROE.

is reported that active measures are in progress for
the defence Of Fortress Monroe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05
Ensllsh shoss for the south.
rhe shoe and Leather Renorter sara

The Shoe and Leather Reporter says:
.GWe mentioned some weeks since that Ed
ward Daily, Of Charleston, S. c., left for Liv-
erpool in the steamer from Quebec, intending
to buy shoes for the Sou hern army and for
the people at large. A gentleman who went
over in the same steamer, informs US that
Mr.. DAILY has q contract to furnish 80, 900
pairs of shoes for the Southern troops, at
81, ,25 per pair, and that be has placed it in
England at rates which insure him a profit
Of about so cents per pair. Our informant
states that business there is receiving an i'm
petus, from the large orders for dry goods,
bNots and shoes, trunks, &c, which are being
given by Southern merchants, several Of
whom are in England, purchasing goods for
cash. Mr.. Daily buys mems russell brogans
for 75c., mems Congress boots, oak leather
and seWed at s., ladies' Congress boots at
9Oc and 81, II, and other goods in this line
in proportion. They are paid for BY drafts
on Frazier, Trenham & Co., of Liverpool
The prices, it will be seen are remarkably
low, especially for sewed russet brogans, but
the gentleman from whom we get our infor-
nation says be was presenf, and in several
instances saw the goods purchased, A line
Of steamers, intended to run between Liver
pool and Charleston, s. O., is nearly ready
The first vessel is advertised in the Liverpool
papers to leave August Is, (the time has
since been extended, VIC believe, to Sept Is,
and when our informant left, it was actually
loading with these goods. How thew are 10
elude the blockade is not stated; but II is
probable that the Southerners, who have been
unsparing in their promises of direct trade
and have depicted its advantages to English
men IN glowing colOrs, expect aid from
thence TO insure the safe carriage and deliv-
cry Of their purchases. Whether these an
ticipations are well gounded or not they cor
respond with the very sapguine expectations
Of Southern men in other respects. At any
rate, goods to the amount Of million and
half Of dollars have been purchased by
Southern merchants for cash, and portion
Of these are loading in swift sailing steam
ers, by which means they may, perhaps, ez-
peet to run the blockade, if the privilege Of
going IN under British guns is denied them"