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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-25

FIRsT-Engines competing for prizes shall
be divided into three classes as follows:
First ClGSS.-Engines Of 700 cubic inches
cylinder capacity, and over.
Second Class.-Engines Of 450 and under
700 cubic inches cylinder capacity
Third Class.-Engines under $50 cubic in
ehes cylinder capacity.
This measurement is for one cylinder
only.
NUxBER OF NES OK DIsTAEcM
First Glass Engines to be allowed 54 men
to work on distance.
Second Glass Engines 10 be allowed 40 men
to work on distance.
Third Glass Engines 70 be allowed 20 men
70 work on distance.
NUMBER OF MEN oEEoUANTITY.
First Class Engines shall be allowed one
man for each ~ cubic inches.
Second Glass Engines one man for each 20
cubic inches.
Third Glass Engines one man for each 20
cubic inches, contained in both cylinders.
The number IF men above alluded to, both
on distance and quantity, is exclusive Of the
offaara
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-25

IN. HARRIs CO., PFopristors,
For Western states. Cincinnati, Ohio.
To whom all orders for the above Mediciual must
b addressed.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
i. +. Gaylord Q. s. Mackenzie, illism Fisks,
Z. W. Sackrider, and Strong & Armstrong, CleEH-
land Ohio; Roberts Samuel, Columbus; W. A. GTa-
ham, Sandusky; Carter n Brother, Erig, Pa.
Weaver salt Rheum Syrup and yersta, % sold b.
Curchfll 3 Brother 1rhQ
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8aldtFs

DROOKS s. @. 3 E. w, BUILD
~ EEs Also ~ III ;1g5 g Pl9ors Blinds
6gthlc work Rarticuler Attention paid % fittinf
a. etoE11. sceoFI on DtVi1lon street., nsar Ctntrt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-25

GB- See advertisement Of DR.. sanford's
Liver Inyigorator.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-25

DIR. j. C. AVER & CO..
LOWELL, MASS,
Price, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for IS.
AVrpio 0urpDv Drcrou


AYERS CHERRY PEcTORAL
hes won for Itself such renoWn for the cure
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
II Is entirely unnecessary for 70 recount the evil
dence OF its virtues, wherever it has been euploy
As II has long been in constant use throuQhout his
section, we Reed not do than assure the peopIs
its quality is kept to the best It ever has been and
that It may be relied to do for their relief an II
has ever been found to do. -
AYERS CATHARTIO Pills
FOR THE CURE OF
Cogesess, Jdtadtce, Dyspepsia Indigestion, DlssHJ
tT, Foul Solsdch, EysiDelGs Hsadacas Piles RLelii
lGtiSH suDttcns and Ska Diseases Lipsr 5zD1i,f1
gTopsgl 1eeTs 1sHOrs and SAX RAent, WoTIls (lolf,
Neuralgia, as a Dinner PHI, and for P4rifging
can take them pleasantly, and they are the best
aPerient IN the world for all the purposes Of family
phyEic.
Price Is cents per Box; Five Boxes for SI.OO.
Great numbers OF Clergymen, Physicians, states-
men, and eminent persOnages have lent their names
70 certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these rea
dies, but our space here will not permit the Insertion
OF them. The Agents below named furnish gratis
our AMERICAN ALMANAC, in which they are given;
with also full descriptions Of the above com pants
and the treatment that should be followed tor their
cure.
Do not be put Of by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more proht on, De-
mand AYERS, and take no others. The sick want
the best aid there is for them, and they should have
1t.
RB- Al our remedies are for sale BY VIZ. F1skE,
STRONG AEAsERoNasi Z. 7. GAELoRD, and By al
So Ayers Cherry Psctoral sarsapariIia and Ca.
tharuo Pils, are Tor sale by Churchill d Brother,
W. corner Public Square and Ontario street.
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G0utgftionFrH.
T0HN s04BINK

TOHN sCERINK
nsvinR removed to his new quarters,
NO. %. LTMAN'B 8 BLOCK,
OPPOSITE THE COUhT HOUSE, on PUBLIC
SQUAkE,
Ia prspered 20 receive the calls Of bis friends and
FvsryfhIna ia the Epe Of uoniectiouery is kept at
WHOEESALE AMI RETAIL As usual
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE,
a. well Is The choicest safsblos served up at NO.
ment's notice
DINNER Is SERVED DAILY
for the accommodation OF persons heTing busin5ss
- - KENNErT ALE ON DRAUeHT.
fsb a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-25

MF All should not tail to read the adver-
tisement of Prof Wood in tO-day's paper.
C. O.-6sryIs Cough Cure. dee2saIO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-25

M3~ Messrs. Stafford & Hayward, OF our
village, have recently purchased the schoo-
viii run her, the present season, from Port
Hope to Observation-Disclosures Leader.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-25

3 Ep1roRs REe1s1Es.-The scows Rescue, sa-
ra1h Jane and Free Mason are here frozen in
at the docks. The schooner New London IS
frozen in stanchos in the Bay, off the south
side Of the island. The Island Queen is sup
posed to be in Pnt-in-Bay. The Lake is
fan Of ice. w. s, W. .
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gapff gaa9ipgs,
100 O0O ROLLS WALLPAPER

w WV
War has been declared and Secession Is the order
of the day, and Is the time for all tidy house,
keepers to secede from dirty and smoky wallis aud
cOerce on them with rush, ne q " ALL PAHEhs
thereby improving their homes and most Of nllthe
more HEALTHY.
100000 ROLLS NOW READY
for sale at NJ Carson Co., las, Superior st., and
90 low that all can get them.
THE COST IS MERE NOTHING.
We are now ready 70 sell French, English and
American wall papers from 90 70 Is per cent below
peeviOus prices, and would most respectfully invite
an to look in upon our stock before buying for in
quality Of goods and the length Of pieces, we can
give the utmost satisfaetiOn. Our goods ciming d.
recty from the factOrleg We thereby profit.
Also large assortment Of shades Of every varle
J.
GOLD BANDS, sc. &C,
Also just opeasd bsantiful lot Of
CORN ES
with Bands, Loops, &C., to match. Cords and Ias-
sells in endless variety. Paper Hanging done ~
short notice bysxpeTienced workmsnsand at Teason-
Also, We would take nice iobs Of painting, grain
ing and vanishing at fair and IemnnerattIs ratsa
n. B, To Dealers We would invite then atts1tiOn
car large stock. f7ll5t i'zz liaFsa,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-25

PREPARING FoE-THE SPRIxe BusfNzss.-In
order to increase their faeilities for doing the
business which many offer, as soon as navi-
CATION on Lake Erie is fairly open, the Mich
igan Central Railroad Company have pur-
chased or chartered thirteen prOpellers,
which they viii run between Detroit and
Buffalo the present season and should the
rates ofIake freights from here TO the lower
lake ports be as high ss vessel owners are
now eOntending for, the Michigan Central
viii be able to compete for large quantities
Of freight which would at ordinary rates 60
all the way by water.
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JUsTIOE ID ~ PEAUE.

SDoI1DA " AAA FLAOA.
JULIUS q. Brown Will be a candidate for Jus
ca Of the Peace, (West sidc,) at the coming 5prnl
Election. febzO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-25

IuE ABoUr KEELEY's IsLAED.-sy the fol-
lowing it will be seen that the freeze wss de-
ciiiedly severe about Kelley's Island.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-25
IOeI TWELVE YEARS AGO

4
4OO1o the success Of several medical gentle
men In curing disease upon principles L. sccordan-e
with the great natural laws, induced ther establish
meut Incorporated Institution under an act OF
the Legislature b. the title Of THE GREFEE BERa
their remedies, and the frm hold they have gEined
upon public oonhdence, has fully justified the honor
conferred upon the Association By Legislative en-
.-7sef al fhv hs-s laalnr n farl fTr-rf r-ffa ~
comparing their success with medical academic1 al
40 c6artered br public authority Unsolicited fe1tI
mony from public and private indiTiduala and com
mendatory notices in the leading public journals,
bear witness to the medical skin and high perscnal
character of the gcntleman connected Nlth the In
Httution, thus assuring tbs pubic that Emong TIE
many m rorthv afverfisera OF the dny III y GEliE-
ENBERa COMPANY has ever been and VIII b =
reliable and Trustworthy medium Tor the restoration
Of health 70 the afflicted and all Who are suffering
may address them with entire confidence
The principles and practice Of medicine adopted b
TnFffrIrfion lucidly set forth ~ n u lisE
FNBERG MANUAL OF HEALTH, ~ inFalnahlG
medical work, published for tailT use, and there
fore sold az the nominal price o = cnts, Tor Which
sum II is mailed free % any part Of t1a o0uatry-
Tue healtLfof American homen5 diseases q Chill
dren, and the more obscure and chronic Complaints
as we'll the common disenses incident 20 this coun-
try have received the attention Of this InstiEuton
and it il enough ts say they have proved themselves
fully compstent for the CREST trusts Ehle1 l19 p1iic
! have conhded 70 ther skill.
Their series Of Medicines embrace eleven dEsrent
remedies adapted 70 different diseases WITH minute
directions accompanying each article Ihe Madi-
cine to which We wish to call TIE atteatlon Of tie
I many Females afiicted With disease Il
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-25

All Of the ereRsnbsrg Medicines ere for
CHVRCHILL BRorHER, PruEslsts,
Hlq 8. ", cor Qntario %. & Public SQUARE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-25

TGG BOILEkS-FOR THE Ia
~ BILE, with thres-Ininnte qlassss attached =
15Ist received by fflbe6l W. p. FO99.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-25

~ G G CUPS,
N EGG HoLDERs,
EGa GLASSES,
EGG LADLE5,
WIRE EGG BOILERS.
uor sale By labz5f ". r FOG9.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-25

G H 1 N A H A L L,
Corner Of Superior & Seneca sts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-25


TR AOKil
An-WoOl Merinoq, Wsrtb 81 90, which we
Will sell for so cents.
SHERWOOD 3 OAKLEY.
242 Superior Street.
Yalencias worth A cents, which we will
sell at l24 cents.
SHERWOOD ko1KLET.
o,OOO yards Beaehed Muslin at 5 cents per
yard --. .-.-i-l--f
SHERWOOD q OAKLEY.
an Of our Tvo-shiing DeLaines at 128
cents per yard.
m SHERWOOD. = OAKLEY
1000 yards Gaia Plaids, worth 25 cents,
at l23 cents per yard.
SHERWOOD OAKLEY.
Empress Cloths for 50 cents per yard, worth
sHEBwooD& OAKLEY. =
- - p. 81 and o1su..e the above Goods. They are
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-25
WILLIAM P. FOGG

~ HouseksspeTs, and tlose about going 70 house.
keeping, are Invited 70 osll and elnfne stock,
which We shall take pleasure In showing, even Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-02
TIE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERiLD.

The Latest News from tho Various Divi.
sfons OF the Union Army-Sailing Of
the Union Naval Expcdition-Progrcss
or the War In Missouri and Kentucky
Important Intelligence from the south
The Latest Ncws-Markcts, Sc.
The WEEKLY HEaALD for the present week will be ready
tins morning at ten O'Clock Among other things its
Columns will contan-Tho Latest Dispatches from
washington City, giving of al the War Move
ments on the Potomac during tho week. aud the present
condition and Position Of the Union Forces The State Of
Aars on the Potomac River An Of the Brilliant
,hargc OF General Fremonts Body Guard at Sprngleld
NO. resulting In the dispersion of tho Rebels other
interesting news in regard to tho progress OF the War in
Missouri The Latest Intelligence in regard TO the Silua
ZION OF Affairs in Kentucky An Account Of the Defeat of
tho Rebels at Romney Western Virginia, by Gen. Kelly
An Account OF the Departure Of the Union Naval Expcd
ton for some point the Southern Coast Important
Extracts from the Southern Journals in relation TO tho
condition Of affairs in that region and resume Of all in
terestng relative the War that have transpred
during the week.
The WEEKLY HERALD will also contain the Latest Foreign
and Domestic News received by Mail Telegraph; Ed
oras on hs Prominent Topics OF the Tmss Reports OF
the Condition Of the Commercial Money and Cattle Mar
kets Marriages aud Deaths for the week and AL
OF interest to reading community Single copies In
wrappers DO had at tho Office corner Of Fulton and
Nassau streets. Price six cents.
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| 05c. Barley steady with sales OF 1000 bushol
State At 62c Doc. Rye firm with sales Of 100
bushels North RIVER at 8lc Oats steady with sale
of Western and 81 nate at soc. a 4Ic
COfFEEMarket was quiet and sales confined to 400
600 bags Rio yithin tho range OF 1870. a l8c.
CorToN-1he market was Arm, while the sales ON
braced about 400 bales part to spnners the basis Of
Eye 221ac. for midditng upIands.
FRElGrN Rates were heavy. To Liverpool rs 900
bushels wheat, in bulk and ships bags, taken at
Ad I'D; 900 do. corn at lid. IL I'd, and 900
0bs Hour at 3s 3s. 3D., with cheese at As. 10
London OU0 bushels wheat taken mt 3d., In bags
with some cheese sos. also 900 bbls -four al 49, Oh
with some cheese reported at sos. To Havre engage.
mens were moderate and at unchanged rates. especially
on American vessels
HAf.-Sales for shipping were making at &c. q TOO
aud for city use at roc a 75c.
MoIAs Es--Thc market Arm, with limited sales
stock OF molasses November Ia 032 hhds mnscovado,
III hhds. clayed 2,370 hhds Porto Rico; muscovado
Dds 400; New Orleans In bbis 1856 Total 1877 hhds
NAVAL SonES-sales embraced 80 hbs spirits at 81 SIS
aSl 51E; 500 bbs resin at 81 80 81 62l and
500 do. fine sold at So s1A Aee.
PRoyisloNs.--posk-lhe market was heavy, whio sales
embraced about 700 bbs at SIS SIS so for mess, and
10y Of uhiscced sold at SIS 82k, whlc prime sold at
~ b2h 80 IS. Beef firm and tolerably active,
win sales OF 1000 500 bbls. 80 SO SO so for
packed mess, and Sll so $l2 for do and $40 so
S ior extra Beef hams steady, with sales OF 100
teees at $40. Bacon was in fair request and prices
steady, with sales OF lS5 hhds sides 6hc Tc Lard
was steady, with sales Of TOO bbls. at SIZE 9c the
latter an extreme price Butter was m good demand
changed.
STOCK or PORK AND BEEF IN YARDS, NEW YORK
AND BROOKLYN NOV. i, 1861
Old Pork N,ag Pork. Total Old Last This Date
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Obituary..


We regret that 1t Is painful duty to record the de-
mise Of another leader Of noble army Of volunteers
for the defence Of the Union, In the person OF Colonel
Alexander B. Elder of the Tenth New York Volunteers
who died in this city on Thursday. Col mel Elder was
born in Edinburg and to this country in 1885, and
nt one period Captain OF Company Of the Tompkins
Blues. Twelfth regiment, New York State Militia. Soon
after tn, OF the reb iol he took
tive rart in the organization Of the Tenth regimen.
Volunteers lie chosen Lieut. Colonel by the proper
officers and upon his arrival at Fortress Monoe the
resignation Of Coole Met hcsney, he nDaaimops
c ctoi Colonel Of the regiment for which p,son ho was
eminenty qualified by experience and knowledge OF mi
ii;ary aiirs. Colonel IA ter however, did not receive
his appointment, but acted Colonel for three his
ut the recent appointment of Co.onel DeHdiS. Du. ing
his brief sgourn at the scat of host tiles h.
placed in dangerous and trying positions but never
linched from the faithful discharge of his daty and con
Quoted hn f in such manner to win the esteem Of
bis brethren in arms short time since he to
New York to recruit his health and also while here
obtain vontee for his regiment bat the disease whch
he contracted at Fortr Monroc-typh.S f5rer-n.or-
tnnatey terminated fatally The funeral services Will
place the house Of his sister No T31 Third
at O'Clock to-day (atcrday) when his remains will
b. conveyed TO Albany for interment.
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| sHaMEs ~ MoFEErxss, son Of Andrew and Uarri,t H.
Mcreeters, aged months and Is days.
Inc relatives and friends OF the family ar, vesactf
invited 70 attend the funeral, this Saturday, tornoon
nj two O'Clock from the residence his pareas atg
avenue, between Hunter and Downing streets '
NAsB--ih Hudson, N. Y. on Tuesday October % pv
BEccA, wife Of William Nash, aged u years months ana
| 0 days.
RlIEY.--On Friday morning, November l. Mrs. AM
RILEY, widow OF Edward Riley native of county Donegal
Ireland aged ~ years after short but severe Illness
which she bore with christian fortitude.
TIC friends Of the family respectfully invited To
attend the funeral Sunday afternoon, at half past ono
O'Clock. from hcr ase residence, No. SO Baxter street.
SHEapAN-On Friday morning, November I, PmIP r.
SHERIDAN, native Of county CavaD, Ireland, aged 70
years.
Notice n funeral In Sundays HERALD.
SHoRrLE--Un Thursday October 81, at the resdence
Of Mrs, NJ OConnor, Clifton, Staten Island MARY ANY
saoRrI ejce Of Edward Shorti, deceased, in the ed
year OF her age
The relatives aud friends u the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Mt St. Patrcks Cathedral
Prince street. this saturday. morning. at eleven O'Clock
SsTH-At his residence, Hudson City, Five Corners ".
j.. on Friday, November I, Jon SMITH, aged 81 years
Tho funeral will take place Sunday Afternoon at
three O'Clock, from tho Grove church, New Denham
Friends of the family invited attend without Farther
invitation.
SrAGG--At Patterson, N. j., Friday November
J. OF consumption, ISAAC j. SrAGG in tho 74th year Of
his age.
The friends OF tho family are invited to attend his
funeral from tho residence Of his law r. Osborn
corner of Church and Ellison streets, Patterson on
Sunday morang, ut nine O'Clock
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Canadian -four was in good supply, while the demand
was steady with sales Of about 500 bbs at the above
range of figures. Southern -four in steady demand,
while supplies were limited; the sales embraced about
$50 900 bills, closing within the range OF the above
quctuicns. Rye -four was firm at figures with sales
Of 200 bbs Corn meal was steady with sales of eco
bbls. at quotations. Wheat was in good demand and
sales active, though closing without change Of mpor
taaee prices; the sales embraced about 215 eco bush
81 46 for good white Michigan, 81 So 81 ~ for white
Ohio and lndaua 81 50 81 81 for rod state 81 80
crn, 81 Il 81 IS Tor amber Iowa and Green Bay.
81 "a 81 &c FOR Racine spring, part 70 arrive,
81 "a 81 as for Milwaukee club, and 81 10 81 23 for
CHIC ago spring Cora was in good request with lrmcr
ma ket. The sales cmb ed about 10000 bushels ut
c3. 10 &c. fu tie fistwas &c % Nc. for shipping
OTIS Westcra xed VIII s.G- loa il stcsc reported
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THE TENTH LEGION.

Tho Tenth Legion will not leave Newburg on Tuesday,
as had been announced, its departure having been de-
!syed few days. Col. Van wyck and friends have i'd
vaoccd between 1000 and 100000 TO be distributed
among the members Of the regiment which numbers about
400 men, and consists Of infantry, cavalry, artillery
and riiemen Tho uniform is prepared with much care.
Each soldier has shield the left breast in VIII Oh is
cut X. The infantry shield Is blue, rifemen green
cavalry orange and artillery red Much credit Is due
Col Van Wyck and friends for their indomable perse
veranee IL getting up this splendii regiment.
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and Milwaukee bonds with N. A. Cowdry (No. %
! William streeD, Secretary Of Purchasing Com
mittee expires to-day. Those bondholders not
awaiting themselves Of the opportunity Of obtaining
new bonds and stock for these deposited viii only
receive nominal dividend from the proceeds of the
sale Of the road
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was light
to-day. The banks were reimbursed $649 ,O0O and
call for ten per cent was made upoa them for to-
morrow. About quarter of q million was re-
ceivcd for Treasury notes. The following is the
statement for to-day
Receipts 81 0ef 19S 80
FOR customs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $1,000 10
-tor Treasury notes. Observation-Disclosures. 25OT13 90
Payments, Including redeemed 6pr CT notes. 2l3 029 80
Baahce 6o5S ,d13 10
The Dank of the State Of New York has declared
a semi-annual dividend of three per cent, payable
on the 10th inst.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were sl7,o2i ,i35 So, and the balances
1884, las Is.
The Philadelphia Bulletin of last evening says:--
The subscriptions TO the national loan Jay Cookes
Office in this city on Tuesday 800 coo; and Of tbs
amount $50 ,OC0 were in one subscription which is
dcstiy catered as g Cash"
The Albany Journal of yesterday publishes the
quarterly statement of the banks of this State,
showing their condition OH the 2lst of September
last, as compared with the statement OF the pre-
vioas quarter, as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-02
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE TENTH
CONNECTICUT REGIMENT

The lower part Of the city enliycned Mt early
our yesterday morning by the arrival CT the Tenth reg
rcn Of Connecticut troops It is unnecessary to add that
they wero on their way to the scat Of war. They are
accompanied by lns band Of music. Tho mon com
posing the battalion TO be tho right kind Of metle
and the officers are gentlemanly and intelligent Like the
CONS Of this noble State who have preceded the 7cnth on
their way to the war, they fully equipped with every
thing necessary for campaign After landing the reg
mcnt marched up Broadway the Park where they par
took OF refreshments, presented with handsome
silk regmentai iag by the sens Of Connecticut residing
In New York, an wefc received by the Mayor. Ihc
bearer Of tic nag WAS one Of tho taesi men in the RI ri
ment. His ght Is six feet Ave inches The fay S
presented by Mr.. Chit neen. who spoke appropfi civ
on the san, and received by Col Kus sol on ae
aan Of bis command, who likewise maze speech hap.
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IntteTrS.
KENTUCKY ExrRA CLASS, 57i-November l, 1861
II, 8, IS, As, 10, 6S, 80, 30 IA, 81, 81, Al, IL.
KENTUCKY. CLASS 5I2--Nosembcr !, 1861
a. s, Is, l6. g. Al, II, SO, Ga, 70, 76, 10.
Circulars sent free OF charge by addressing eher to
MURRAY, EDDY CO,
Coying,oD, Ky, or ST. Louis, No.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-02

DAgg-IIrinERr.-0a III nsday, October 81, by Rev.
Lr Baker Of Williamsburg JAMES w. DARE 70 GERALDINE,
daughter ci the late i. Randolph III ebert.
STool s-SMYrn-0a Thursday, October 81, at tho rcs
nce OF tho brides father In Erooklyn by the Rev. Mr
Mitchell, CORPORAL nnroy r. S1o)s, OF Company q,
u fpiaea Iouayes, 10 iurEaA A. daughter Of Colonel
Snyih, laic OF N4sau, N. I.
/ atm re pa trs please cory.
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Onicial Drawings of tho Delaware state

EvrrA CLASS 9-Novcmber l. 1861.
CO. 65, 43, So, II, rs, 68, -, 81, "a, IS, TO-
CLASS lD-NoYember |, 1864.
CO, TO- A, 20, A. s. AZ, 36, Gi G3, 54, &C. g. 49, CT.
JOHN DALE,
ALFRED Il. WQoITEN, J
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-02
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FNTDASj NOV. To T. NJ
AsuEs-Sl!es were light bat prices steady at
s. 31la for both sorts
BREApsTuFrs.-Fiour--In the absence Of tie Araba's
MATS with private adviccs the market less
tive while prices without change Ct moment. Tho
transactions footed up about Is 900 goo bis closing
,..ub,r tf,o following rancn of nrices.--x
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For Shcrln>
FREDERICK l.. vULTE.

Cymnas st tcs.-Classcs arc Now Forming
for HE season ut JOHN WOODS Gymnasium, Nos and 8
East Twenty ghth street, near Fifth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-02
THE SIXTIETH NEW YORK REGIMENT EN-
ROUTE.

OGoENsnuRc, N y, Nov. l, 1861.
Tho Sixticth regiment New York Volunteers, and the
second from St. Lawrence county, Colonel Hayward ccm
handing left this place at eight A. NJ for the seat OF war
They SO via Roses Point and New York city. The rcgi
ment numbers 500